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The Fever.

WASHINGTON, September 26.-Fifty-hve
new cases Of yellow fever were reported at
Pensacola and no deaths.
NEWARK, y. j.. September 26.-lt Is sus-
rected yellow fever ship is anchored In
Newark Bay. The case has been referred
TO the New York authorities.
MEMPHIS, TENN, September o. teie-
gram from Pensacola, Fla, says: Inc
fever is not subsiding, but is rather on tue
increase There is much restitution among
the poorer classes. Memphis will send $500
more of her subscription tomorrow.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Base Ball.
Died.

CARLISLE, Pa, September 26.-Jas. II.
Graham, l.. l.. D., for twenty years Judge
of the Ninth Judicial District and Protes-
sor of Law in Dickinson College, died to-
day. - o
New YORK, September 26.-Chas d.
Noyes, q we'll known printing telegraph
opSrator, a native of Washington, d. C.,
died while at luncheon, to day, OF hemor-
rhage of the heart. He was about 43 years
of age,
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CLEANING HOUSE.
lall> Of Congress Receiving n Thor
Ough Renovation.

ilall> Of Congress Receiving n Thor
Ough Renovation
.H.y,ToN, september 26.-Already
,rs,ions are being made in the hall of
l.g,c Of Representatives for the reas-
..ag Of Congress in December, and to-
'o;Smen were engaged in placing the
10 position. The furniture in the
; VsS badly used last session and hal
i rspcd, revsrnished and upholstered.
.a,Ss Of the members will be covered
dark blue cloth instead of green, rs
':y, aS the blue is more agreeable 70
ys The same tint will be u$ed At IN
ie; and Clerks desks. and the drapery
b chamber will be matched with tn
Coverings. When the vacation is over
1e's Of Congress will find their quart
tore agreeable and desirable than ever
b 4 distinctive feature being increased
.aaon and light in the House,
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A LIVELY CONVENTION.
A Country where They Take Some In-
tercst I'm Politics.

tercSt In POilttcS.
New ORLEANS, September 26.-The Re-
publicans of the Second Congressional Dis
trict, after indulging in free fight in which
were a number of knock downs, pistols
drawn and fired, and the negro Sargeant-at-
Arms of the convention fatally stabbed
nominated Judge Wash Marks, Internal
Revenue Collector of this District, for Con-
gress.
Elsewhere.
CHICAGO, September ga Niles, Mich,
special saws: The Democrats OF the Fourth
Congressional nominated George B. Yaple,
who also has the Greenback nomination.
ATLANTIC, n. j., September 26.-The Re-
publican convention here nominated j..
Hart Brewer, of Trenton, for Congress.
BosToN, September 26.-The Republicans
of the Fifth district nominated Selwyn u.
Bowman for Congress.
WATERFOWL, n. Y, September 26.-COn-
gresham Skinner has been renominated.
The Contest in Oregon.
SAN FRANCIseo, September ga Salem
dispatch says: The Senatorial ballot to-day
was as follows: Mitchell, Al; Prim, 30; w.
C. Johnson, l6; scattering, SO. Six Demo-
Gratis voted with the Mitchell men. The
second ballot was the same as the first.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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WALL STREET.
stock Rumors Current Yesterday-The
Money Market.

Money Market.
New YORK, September 26.-The Post
says: I'VE are informed by an official OF
the Allegheny Central that the road is in
fine condition, and its earnings are increas-
ing rapidly, and on its merits will be divi-
dend paving stock, but il arrangements are
made 10 lease TO or consolidate with one of
the trunk lines the stock should more than
double its present price. As to the stock
on the Exchange, we can only say that IL Is
very fuctuating and is strongly supported
by its friends, and that greater proportion
OF its market value can be borrowed on II
than on any other stock on the list.
The Vanderbilt brokers say Reading is
the biggest thing on the list for rise. I'm.
portant negotiations are in progress and
may have been concluded.
Western Union traders have orders to
sell. which are supposed to have come from
insiders. People who have hEetolore e
been right, say the stock is purchase"
The Post, referring TO the unusual strin-
gency in money, says: ut should be SAID
that large lots Of money were yesterday bor-
rowed at fancy rates. which money was not
used. That is TO say, no collaterals were
put up. and the money was not taken, all
that was done by borrowers being to pay
one day interest Tor the money anu Lea'e
il in the hands of the lenders. The same
thing is be done to-day, and puts in clear
light the fact that good part of the pres
ent stringency is artificial"
The Post thinks there is good reason why
the treasury should act in the matter and
grant relief, ana says: There Will be
ground for disappointment if Secretary
FoIger does not take this view OF the SUD-
ject."
Relief Coming.
NEW YoRK, September 26.-Beginning
to morrow. the 9th, and until further no.
tiCe. the Secretary Of the Treasury will pay
any called bonds, without rebate OF inter
est, st the rate Of five million dollars per
week.
Effect On stocks
NEW YoRK September 26.-The announce,
nlent OF the forthcoming Treasury, reliel
started the stock market up, and prices ad'
vsnced kGiK per cent. Ii then began %
be rumored that the Treasury would ge,
no bonds tomorrow, and the rise halted
and prices declined fraction. Money De
cliued to 8 Der cent
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
Two Passenger Trains wrecked.

NEw YoRK, September 26.-The way-trafn
On the pennsylvania railroad. which left
Newark for Jersey City at II rs O'Clock last
night, was run into at curve lust ,,o oetoM
East Newark Station by Lehlgn Naey
train was completely wrecked, and the pas
sengers had much difficulty IN getting out
of me cars. Some of them were seriously
injured. The Lehigh Valley train was
also wrecked, but none of the passengers
x.sra ipSuFRd
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Effect On Stocks
Book sale.

NFw YORK. September 26.-Tbe semian;,
ual book trade sale took place to-day. ana
wss largely attended by buyers from all
parts OF the country. At the sale the
stereotype plates of Browns folio blnle
brought 81 $50, Holy Catholic Bible 5000
Nickieson's "Encyclopedia Of Architect
ure" l.IOO: q complete history OF the
United States 5000 and Byron's and
Mocre's complete works 5000 each, Al
the hook sale Abbott's ''Rollo's books
brought SIPS, AbbO;ts "RollO's Tour IN
Europe" the same price; Abbotts Amer
Can History of Youth" sGo, sD6 Florence
St~r.e- 800.
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IRELAND.
whv DiIIou Resigned.

LONDON, September 26-The Dublin cor,
RESPONDENT OF the Times intimates that
Dillon has withdrawn from active political
life because he does not fall in with what
he considers the milk and water policy.
DUBLIN. September 26.-Dillon has pub.
licly declared his dissatisfaction at what he
calls the milk and water policy which a
majority of the leaders are inclined to
recommend at the approaching conference.
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FINE REco1N.

LAxcasrxz, Pa. September = -The ~
works Of Frame 4 Bo - ssfDe0 ieia
morning. Loss 10000: insussncs elaesA
Erv Havrx, septenhsf 3a-Ths tsetosy
Of hsltby, Stevens. & curfis. mssuiactors
srs OF plated and t0eoanut unrsA q ns.nr
irghsm, burned this morning, ne e9stes
ing wss $50 feet iopg $ ltet 80 80 ~
$500 Over f0o men sg- ihrosp aat 81
sr.'. rerh
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INDIA.
An Army Locked Up.

CALCUTTA, September 26.-Three members
of the Salvation Army, recently arrived
here, have been arrested in order TO prevent
a riot, which was imminent. Only one oil
the contingent which arrived here short
time ago is now at liberty.
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UnaSana State Fair.

IspIASAPoLrs. September 26.-The State
Fair and Exhibition opened TO-DAY. The
display of stock and all kinds OF machinery
is unusually fine, and the attendance 10
day is large.
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WHEETTNG VA WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER q. 1882

killed him instantly. A resident of the vi
cinity who was aroused by the cries OF
Newion's wife, in going to see what was the
the cause OF the disturbance, met Edmon-
son coming towards the square, and the lat.
ter said that Luke Newton had been killed
by q woman, and be was going after the
police. sEdnonson has been arrested.
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American Mechanics.

'iiYeTuN, September 26.-The Ma
ognrI. Of the order of United Amer
Mechanics, in session here, numbers
'a'moers Tie order has paid out for
anu relief during the past year
w. balance in the treasury of subOr-
councils, general fund, S273, 932 ;
IS AMI orphans fund. f6g, ,643.
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AlrlkRDNer

IT, September 26.-The strike
'Ag iron workers at Wyandotte is
'hl- j; has lasted ever since the
-fsh strikers went out in the spring.
sA return 10 work at the old scale Of
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Would Rather work.

BosroS. Mass, September 26.-The boys
of the Somerville glass works, striking Tor
an increase of pay, returned to WORK under
a threat from the Chief OF Ponce tnst ne
would make them go to school.
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Kama. u heal Cron.

'''S CIrY, No, September 26.-The
I; i"r winter wheat in Kansas is
u. and good deal of wheat has been
'ais month. The heavy crops of this
'.a 10" excellent quality for seed will
a'e Tie iamers 10 put in large
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AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS.
a nue, Se,tIes an Old Grudge.

A Duel Settles an Old drudge.
DALLAS, TEX, September 26.-Fifteen
years ago George Halienbeck and William
Strattcn orarreled in Palmyra, New York.
Yesterday they met near Carrizo Pass, went
into darkened room and fought duel.
StrattCn fred four times. Hallenbeck then
fired, killing Stratton instantly.
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Firms EmbaFFAssetl.

. I.Hk, September 26.-RiChardsou,
). I.., u 70, Of 232 Water street. and the
:. !. ,"n.o and Jewelry Company, Of 80
I, ~ >.'eei. are seriously embarrassed by
-''"'e oi FOllett, the note broker.
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SOUTH AFRICA.
Ce,evayo at Home Again.

CAPErows, September 26.-Cetewayo has
arrived.
CAPE Town, September 26.-The small poI
is spreading.
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". &. II. Il

,C,. ar 4. lis September 26.-The sixth
z ,,."'entlon Of the WOmen's Chris
i, u" - 7 'an9e I nionof Minnesota open
!. 80 V.ty today. The attendance was
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GERMANY.
A Shin Canal.

BERLIN, September 26-Empe'or Willium
has instructed Won Moltke to make re-
port upon the project of ship canal from
hiel to the the mouth Of the Elbe.
Specie Increase.
BERLIN, September 26.-The statement of
the Imperial Bank of Germany shows an
increase in specie of !, ,52O,O 600 marks.
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CUBA.
Another Comet.

HAVANA, September 26.-The large comet
seen at the east end of the Island OF ST.
Thomas on the 10th inst, is not probably
the same comet visible here about four
o'clock every morning.
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EGYPT.
The Rhedfve.

CAIRO, September 26.-The Khedive yes
terday evening drove for an hour through
the illuminated streets, and we'll received.
The Khedive will bestow upon General
Wolseley the grand Gordon OF the Order OF
Osmanli.
The Canal Cut.
CAIRO, September 26.-It is expected the
Guards and Marines will leave here Friday.
The Bedouins have cut the fresh water
water canal above Me6ch.
AGrand Reception.
CAIRO, September 26. "A grand
reception was held at Coheziieh palace to-
day BY the Khedive. Nearly a thousand
representatives of the different villages
were present The Khedive refused to re-
ceiye many implicated Pashas and Beys
who came to profess loyalty, and warned
the Ulemas and other high personages, that
they would be severely punished if they re-
lapsed into disloyalty. The principal Brit
Gen. Wolseley, however, was indisposed
and unable to attend. The presentation to
the General of the decoration by the khe-
dive ibid not take place.
No Banners for De Lesseps.
CAIRO, September 26.-Flags were dis
PLAYED Yesterday in Benha, Tantah and
Damanhour, in celebration of the khedive's
return to Cairo. One hundred and fifty
thousand persons witnessed the khedive's
entry. De Lesseps house was without
decoration.
The Khedive, with the approval of Eng.
land has offered TO Baker PaSha the reOr.
ganization of the Egyptian army He
accepts the task.
General Pardon.
It is stated the Khedive will shortly issue
q decree granting general amnesty TO rebels
except about six, who will be tried for
their lives, being implicated in the massa-
cres and confagration of Alexandria.
Review Of Troops.
CAIRo, September 26.-There will be re-
view of British troops Saturday.
The Khedive and his Ministers will to-
morrow discuss the appointment OF a court
martial for the trial of rebels.
To Leave Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, September 26.-The British
iron clad Minotauer goes to Aboukir to-
morrow, to re-embark the marines there.
She thence proceeds to Malta and joins the
channel feet
Arrests OF men implicated in the June
massacres continue.
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ris CoT,, 10y r,:' ). G., September 26.-The
\ ''>S'on is here to day.
{ r,o'sp.{,oSt a,{u,oSt invisible skin disease, itch
hGy, ao.e s,te PERvNA cared il. II. AN
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ACIerk Mrnnr.
"'5 GoOds House Coes Unaer-

IL, 'oAA. September 26.-James A.
3, ~ r. othre clerk. was arrested tC-
F''erlng mNrov from letters
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The ComIe

:" L,T' FLA. September 26.-There
NJ. most brilliant comet visible 10
,eF y, yye Tor ten days past, about 4
- 70 the morning.
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tory owned by Anton Kregan. caught fire.
Kriegsn, in rescuing his horse, was either
kicked by the animal or overcome by the
smoke, and burned to death. His death
struggle was witnessed by his wife
and family of six children.
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whatIansed It.

MONTREAL, September 26.-The inquiry
shows the explosion on the steamer R'che-
lien was owning to defentive water jacket
and an unserviceable check valve.
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PoneROy.

PoxERor,, September 8..A chsnge in
the propristorship Of the Meigs County
TELEGRAPH, the oldest and Official paper o.
the county, occurred yesterday. Ar. Z. b
TrusseIl purchasing the interest Of the
other and senior proprietor. NJ. Y. b.
Chapman. The paper will continue 70 Be
The chief Republican organ Of this county.
Mr CHAIRMAN will remove TO Chi.licothe,
where be has bought the Ross County Reg.
ister.
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Weston.
UnlOutoWD, Pa.

UsIoSrows, Pa. September 8.-Some Of
our citizens are happy over the late sd
vance in oil. One little syndicate, con-
sisting Of Davy Hopewood, J. X. Beeson,
Bert Boyd and Charley Rush, put $2.oo
into the greasy fuid some days ago, and
AZ go. They stopped in Pittsburgh TO
mske the purchase while en- route 10 Phila'
delphia to buy their fall stock OF goods.
They were lucky, bat ex-senator W.. IL.
Plsyford is the man whose smile j. broadcast
He went In TO the extent OF $1,000 at 55H
cents and closed out at 50 cents. His profts
In round figures were $l9000
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MaiOr Phipps.

HAMILTON, ONT, September 26-The
Phipps case came up to-day, and, after par
tai Tearing, was postponed 10 October 1th.
Bail was refused.
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AN OLD HAG.

who Has Been the Cause OF Several
Deaths
WooDsrocK. ONT, September 26.-The in
quest tonight on the remains of young
womsn named Ellen kindergarten, alias
Camp, who died under suspicious circum-
stances, resulted in the arrest Of an old
negro doctress named Munson, at whose
house the woman died. The evidence went
IN show that for some years the house has
be en- the resort If women seeking unlawful
medical aid. Several deaths have taken
al
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CharlesaAa, ". We.

CBaKLEsros. W. VA. September &-Csp-
tain ID. W. Woodward. an old s:esInbnAt.
man, and a prominent citiZen Of this city,
died last night, with consumption.
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CRIMINAL SQUIBS.
Dog Fight.

LOUISVILLE, kY., September 26.-In des.
perate fight last night between Nebraska
dog, Mike" and q Louisville dog, "Sport," I"
the latter was killed after fight OF one hour
and forty-fiye minutes.
Tramped TO Death.
PEORIA, ILL, September 26.-Jonathan
Walgamatte. respectable farmer, died
from injuries sustained by being knocked
down and tramped on by Enech Noble and
Edward Noble, in recent quarrel.
Killed with Razor.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, September 26.-Lizzie
Kemp killed Emily Wilson with a razor,
last night, in quarrel. She was arrested.
Threatened by n Mob.
SUMNER, ILL. September 26.-In Crawford
county, Leander Maritz shot his wife NOR
tally, in quarrel, and is threatened with
lynChiug.
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Left for Home.

NEW YoRK, September e6.-Majnr Hal
form and the memUrrS of the British mlh'
- ~. .s.l.. s....vI ~ ,l-y .of --.is.aaI.
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ITALY.
Dead
SURROUNDING TOWNS.

RoxE, September 26.-The Archbishop Of
Teyille is dead.
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IpOnA0.O.

IRosTos, O., September 26.-Hon. W.
N1C.ruiek. Republican candidate for Con-
gress. spoke here last night
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Ordered Back.

MARsEILLEs, September 29-rhe gov
eminent ordered the Egyptian refugees re
turned to Egypt.
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HORRIBLE.

A Man Burned 60 Death Before HIS
Family.
CHICAGO, September 2s-In the town OIL
L,.ke, ytsIrIGAy, LAs saIn a. --i-1SA I--s-
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The Tarin Cn,nn,..In.

goS, September 26-The wholesale
sg,rs,slSe lsuSe Of Wellington Bros. & Co.
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FRANCE.
The Socialists.

PARIS, September 26.-The soc,alistic
Labor Congress opened its session to-day
and fifteen thousand delegates are present.
The proceedings thus far consist mainly OF
angry disputes between delegates, some OF
whom advocate pacific instead OF armed
raynlDtinp
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Neweaaesstsus. q

EEwooxEssTows, O.. September 81
Marshal Crater arrested Asbufry Norris,
whs is wanted In Canton for burglary
committed last April.
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THE WRECKED CIRCUS.
The Accident the Result of Careless
ness-Finding of the COrOner's Jury.

LOUISVILLE, September 26.-The Courier
Journals Lancaster, Ky, reporter sends
the following special: The coroner's in
quest was held on the dead bodies OF the
victims of the wreck Of Sells Bros circus
train, near Point Lick, yesterday, and de-
veloped the following additional particu-
lars: The train, which consisted OF twenty
one cars, was coming down a grade OF
seyenty-two feet To the mile from Moron
summit and there being only tour brakes
il became unmanageable, and went at
terrific rate Of. speed. This either caused
the track to spread. or drsw-head pulled
ont and fell on the track, throwing the
third car from the engine over an embank-
ment, the others following, Seven cars
were
Completely Demolished
Engineer Foley testified that he was rpn,,
ming with the engine reversed ana Slhu
pouring on the rails, and that the speed
was thirty miles an hour. Other employees
testified that the train was going at the
rate of from fifty to sixty miles an hour,
and that the brakes were insuthclent 10
hold the train on such grade IL was
shown that several brakes had been re-
moved by the Sells in order to facilitate the
loading of their wagons on the cars. Inc
cars were the property OF the railroad coui-
pany.
The following is the
Verdict OF the Coroner's Jury.
We of the Jury, find that Ben Case, JACK
Carter ana Willis Underwood, came to
their death by the wrecking OF train,
caused by an unusual rate OF speed"
Three men were instantly killed, TWO
fatally wounded, one other probably fatsl
and eleven wounded otherwise: All were
attaches of the circus except Underwood,
bow eighteen years old, who lives IN Mt.
Vernon, and was stealing a ride.
The following is list OF the sufferers oy
the accident:
Rem Case. Pittsburgh, Pa Jack Carter,
property man, residence unknown; Wills
Underwood, Mt. Vernon, Ky.
The wounded.
John Tupner, white, Grange Furnace,
Tennessee, internal injuries; Abraham
Smith, Colored, Memphis, slight bruises
Oraen Mitchell, colored, Memphis, bruises
Willis Blanford, Denver, Col, fracture 9l
fbum and compound dislOcation, probably
fstaI. Henry McCafFee, Dallas, Tex, slight
bruises. Ben Young, Haywood, Tenn,
SLIGHT injuries: Robert Miller, Blunton,
Wis bruised about the chest; Lehigh Co
belle. colored, Lebanon, KY, injuries ABOUT
tie shoulders and chest; Charles Mason,
coIored, Tennessee, left wrist badly sprain-
ed: John DYKES, white, Cave Springs Ga
sSaIp wound: Geo. Meaker, Denver, COL,
slight bruises about the chest.
Last night as the wrecking tram was
milling away a negro named Tom Tenuey;
of Ripley, Tenn, fell between two cars ana
had his legs terribly bruised and masheo'
but no bones we're broken.
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THE NEWS.

! "a nuplersr' are in the Chicago
the African explorer, has ar
arm i a.-jority of Alexander
/ hens auditors.
-. Knott wants the Congress
4 r,,ori abolished.
,.,ieved that in one hundred
/ -. f,u will he extinct.
I'm, nurses ale now in the pay
n.r,sro,a Fla board of health.
c,,.,b,r's Association of Bridge
' ~r give $1,000 to the hospital
n,rh uornS like cow excites
.,.,r Of the curious in Marion
Mississippi.
.:,er me" There is a cloth
N London which hangs out a
u srI,do. Ra"g x Co."
A.'r'
JsIWv bond on the city of
y,,usie was sold by unknown
:, that place, a few days since.
,rpr i about the only Repub-
,,,,s IN the East where the NOM
| d, ste spoken Of with decent re-
the Eastern press
.r, ofLebanou, KY, was caught
.r,pht stealing chickens. He
.rbirkcus in a sack, one IN
o.r breecheS pockets and two in
p, of his shirt.
,gsDt storm was very destructive
surplus sparrows in some portions
via. In Troup county they were
thousands, having been blown
|. The .rres ami houses.
.rsrp,, ladlv> are bemoaning the
y frparu-r Of a fashionable dress
J, VINO made away with a large
.,-of advance deposits. She styled
3. Nine. MarianLe Durayd, which
lie money.
.;s,vv,ry OF indications of gold
.yDyations for q ditch at Bliss
I.nawce county, Mich, has
-, much excitement. Old experts
.Nam.ued The soil say it is GER
auriferouS.
v that the war i over, those for
: holding Office in Egypt, who
Cd out at the beginning of hOstili-
Ire hurrying back to resume their
- Of bleeding the country.
- I..rrI :, h.. more trouble some
.!Grrat Britain does not Danish
,r,iers.
jably the youngest farmers in the
~ arr two children living near
.rort, La, who have eight acres
ton aud ten in cora, and will make
ror>. The children are brother
>,,rr aged respectively thirteen
IN yrars, and have done most of
Uwu work.
.tpting a few Oue-hOrse revolu-
geace now prevails throughout
1rh, and abundant crops are re-
dat home and abroad. II it were
r' these abOminable comets that
10 mannounced, carrying terror
q L,arts, We might be a happy peo-