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Tur State Fair more than fulfls the
rislye, Of the Association. In the features
s fSicb make the value Of an agricultural
,,iyi, xopld be difficult to excel it. There Is
li,pIayed not only the triumphs Of the in
,eljipept hussandman's industry, but those
coDtriyauces which American ingenuity
,b,, devised to tighten labor and increase
IN. profits Of the farm. The Association
m, t'one its duty fully and well. Now let
tbe Ne, pie respond handsomely. Wheeling
ores /, tc herself to give the enterprise
her wsrncS. support.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. l0.-shortIy before 8
o'clock tonight, the boiler used by the
contractors building the bridge at Hers
island, q short distance from Allegheny
CITY, exploded with terrific force, scatter.
ing the DEBRIS and hot water In all direc.
tions. Five men, three Of them Huneariaus,
and two Irishmen, who were OF work al
the time, were all more or less Injured BY
being scalded or bit with flying debris.
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A MYSTERY REVIVED.
Letters Pound Bearing ON Charlie Ross'
Disappearance.

NEWARK, N. j., September l0.-The
Evening Ne.os revives the story Of kidnap'
ping Charlie Ross July l, 1874, from in front
oil the family residence at Germantown,
Pa. The chief detective Of police,
Of Philadelphia, William r. Helms re-
Gently died, and among his papers
were two. letters tied securely in separate
package, which on being examined were
found TO have been written to Mr.. Ros1 by
the abductors, declaring If he did not come
to terms the blood oi his son would be on
his own head.
The letters were not shown the father Of
little Charlie because it would only distress
him more. At that time Mr.. Ro:s was so
prostrated that all letters and information
concerning the case were turned over to his
brother.in.law who consulted Helms, head
OF the detectives squad. The letters just
discovered are dated November 22d and
24th Of the year Of the abduction.
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Ellis Craft to Hang.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September lo.-Goy.
ernor Knott has designated October 18th
as the day for the execution Of Ellis Graft,
twice found guilty Of the horrible outrage
and murder OF the Gibbons children at
Ashland, Ky. The Court Of Appeals re.
fused TO grant new trial and Graft will
have to follow Bill Ellis, his companion in
crime, who confessed and was hanged by
a mob. William Neal, the third party,
awaits trial,
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RoMG, September l0.-The Rome Afoni-
teur rays the American bishops men,
toned ss expected 10 arrive in No.
vember, will not reach this city at
that time. Only few OF their number
will participate In the Conference to be
held during the month, which will settle
upon utltions to be diseuEsed at the
General Council at latter day.
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over to Bridgeport, aud there took the 81,
o'clock train on the @. i P. road. A
Portland she left the train, and crossing
the river, took the p, W. & Ky. road.
AN OLD HAND. .J.
There can be little doubt that the woman
Is an old swindler. In answer to an in
quiry by telegraph made yeste rday, the fol
lowing special dispatch was received last
night:
CovNoroN, KY, September l0.-A
smooth-tongued, winning adventures, en-.
ergetic and lively, with good business
manners, and person not likely to be
imposed upon, claiming to be Madame
Manning, played the art Of dressmakins
diploma racket on some thirty girls here
last April for five dollars each and Lit out,
leaving an unpaid hotel bill. She is oi
medium height and slender, with black
hair. She played the same game OF In
dianapolis under the name Of Madame
Durand. COMMONWEALTH.
The following also undoubtedly refers to
the same woman:
EAsroN, Pa, Sept. 10.
Special Dspateh 10 ht inteltgaiosr.
Mrs. ]. @. Goodwin, answering the de.
scription Of Madame Worthington, and
having small child with her, ia wanted
here for false pretenses. See Police Gazette
Of August II. TILLroS, Chief Of Police.
The article referred TO in the Police Ga.
selte describes the woman as "about 80
years old, #, @ in. high, slender build,
weight about i25 or 1870 lbs, dark hair and
dark brown eyes, dark complexion, slim
face, long chin and heavy lower lip, slight
ly projecting, sometimes wears glasses,
generally dresses in dark clothes, aud had
en- poke bonnet. Has very lady.like
appearance and Is Of good address. When
walking on the street she carried q
small caba attached 10 q strap worn
across shoulders. She had baby about
ten months old, OF very dark complexion.
When she left Easton, on July 81, she was
seen in the company OF stranger about 80
or 50 years old, supposed to be her hus.
band, 5 feet I! inches in height, good
build, dark complexion, dark mustache,
dark hair and dark clothes, and walked
with cane. She operated in the follow
ing manner: Came to Easton, rented q
room on one ofthe principal streets, took
uodiu az ulst SiheS loteij Weut " tho ul-
ferent daily papers offices, had number
Of large cards printed on which read,
"Wanted-ladies and girls on ealary, call
at number aud street for in
also, had the same advertise
ment published in all the papers; in day
or two fifteen or twenty young ladies called
on her in answer to her notices; fhs
engaged them, charged them $40 in ad-
vance to learn them the complete course
Of instruction Ia the art and knowledge Of
dress designing and cutting in all lis
branches, promising them when they
would learn the art complete she would
pay them from SEQ to Si5 q month salary;
she also obtained dry goods aud other
goods from number Of different mer-
chants by Misrepresentation"
II this is not MADAME Worthipgton" II
is her twin sister.
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PARIS, September lo.-The Figaro states
the second interview took place between
Challomel Lacour, the French Minister Of
foreign affairs, and Marquis Tseng, Chinese
Ambassador, at which the question OF the
location Of the frontier Of Tonquin and In
dependence AMMAN was discussed. The
conference, however, concluded without
any definite result,
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LONDON, September 1O.-The police have
discovered that man named Terrance
McDermot purchased in Glasgow two lots
Of glycerine several weeks before the explo-
sion there took place, and he carried them
to Whitehead's. factory at Birmingham,
where they were probably converted into
nitro-glycerine and used in the attempt to
destroy public buildings in Glasgow.
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f,.,,snnln, Cotton Euhibitiou.

wAsaNoroS, D. O., September lo.-The
President has Issued a proclamation an.
pouucing that the Worlds Industrial Cot
ton Centennial Exhibition will be opened
The tirst Monday in December, 1884, at
New Orleans, and continue until the Slst
Of MAY, 1885,
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Earthaanke shocks.

ST. THOMAS, September 1o.-A tidal wave
occurred inlthis harbor August 90. The
water receded three times. A sharp earth
quake shock was felt at 10 O'Clock the fol-
lowing night August so. Two shocks were
felt almost simultaneously, the first being
light, and the second severe. Considerable
alarm was created, but no damage was
done.
LIMA, September 10.-An unusually
strong earthquake shock occurred this
morning at 4:l0, OF fifteen seconds duration.
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the Philadelphia
Pms recalls at length conversation he
bad with Judge Black, shortly before his
death, concerning The recent article OF Mr.
Jeaenon Davis, pusiihhed in the Philadel,
phis Times. 1t will be remembered that
Nh Davis reviewed the course OF the Buch,
auan admins, ration on the eve OF the Re-
belliOn, and took special pains to be very
Dysre on Judge Black. The old gentleman
promised the Pres correspondent to reply
% Mr.. Davis over his own nsme, but death
cane aud saved the Confederate chieitsin
that casieation. In his talk with the
Pas representative Judge Black struck
Nt Davis with great vigor Of style, of
which this will serve as specimen:
Nr. Dayi 8 and South Carolina were both
willing to eep the peace II they could have
il upon their own terma. The fact is that
Nj, Davis nd the other Secessionists would
have peace Only with dismemberment.
Those opposed u them would have peace
only with Onion, The different elements
then playing at each other were as far apart
sthe poles. They " ere all shouting for
peace, but itching to get at each others
hair. 1t is 100 late for Mr.. Davis to write
about the peaceful intent, ms Of the Seces'
donists oil that time. IL knows better
than any man living OF the i'm LuGsnce and
arrogance Of the Southern lead,As. ,!'l
The Intentions Of the Sece. sienists Of
that time were to secede. Nothing but
Auniliating surrender could have Mopped
them. II Mr.. Buchanan had caught them
sy the throat that would have, ended their
conspiracy. The Southern people never
hTOred Secession.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept 1o.-AbOut one o'clock
this morning FIRE broke out in the pork
house Of A. Smith, at Mimfordsyille, Hart
county, on the line Of the Louisville and
Nashville road, totally destroying, together
with the freight depot, W. D. Langdons
saloon, and W. H. Williams blacksmith
shop. Loss on the pork house, S5,0OOi
inanranca. $1,000,
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uo,n,y and BoOkwalter smiled when
l,, read the Cincinnati Enquirer's assault
..'y '. D., ,dIetOn. Pendleton will smile when
:. :. ,..os, October 10, Of the peoples assault
~ !. m lorca an the Hoadly-Bookwalter. Enqti'
=, y continuation. ,s', LISA long lane that has
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Rase Rail Yesterday.

At East saginaw-spriugdeld, /; sagi
nav, 8.
Al Toledo-Quincy, II; Toledo, Il.
At Louisville-Mets., 13; Eclipse, 1.
At st. Louis--Balto., 4; st. Louis, 10.
At Cincinnati-Allegheny, 9; Gln., l2.
. At Chicago Chicago, 2; Boston, 4.
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Yes, Me VIII,

BosroN, September lO.-The Herald
says there comes from Maine q well au.
thenticated story that certain local Demo.
cratic leaders called upon Blaine at Angus.
Ia and were confdentially informed by
him that in his, Blaine's, opinion,
II Governor Ben Butler could SO.
cure reelection in Massachusetts, this year
he would inevitably become the Democrat
10 nominee for the Presidency and be
elected. Blaine added that he himself was
out Of politics and should under no circum.
stances be in the aeld for the Presidency
next year.
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rhlrdi Frost Ia Cabeil.

s.eeia, DtOaiea 10 te Iatelt9fneer.
HrSrlSqros, W. Va, September TO-
The frost last night in, this vicinity was
light, The damage to corn and fruit Is not
considerable. This was the third frost OF
the season In sections back from the river.
RRprRITCAN
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,hionougeIia and Prs,ion.

Sp,eiai DisPdteh 10 he IHte1i0eHer' ~.
MoRaasrows, VIVA, September lo.-No
damage has been done by the frost in this
imn,etliate vicinity, but out on the noun
tains toward Preston county, 1t has injured
corn Considerably. M NEw DoMiNIoN.
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FLOODED STOCK PROM EUROPE.
Terrible Experience on the France Dur
Ing u Cyclone ON August 81.

Ing . Cyclone on August 81.
NEw York, September lo.--The steam
ship France, Of the National Line, which
arrived to-day, had on board a lot OF
blooded stock, in charge Of J. Q. Hartzell,
Of o Unioniown. O., and Charles Fullerton,
of Beloit, o., who have purchased 1t to
place on their farms. There were four.
teen horses, twelve Galloway bulls and
four cows, ten Jersey and iorty.two Hol-
stein cows, and twenty 0xiordshire sheep.
Mix for the ships crew was furnished
during the voyage by the Holsteins. Two
OF the horses and nine oi the sheep died
In the passage in consequence ot q cyclone
which struck the ship on August 81. Mr..
Harizell said oi his experienced
0Friday night, August 81" was the
worst one ever experienced. A cyclone
struck Us about 7 P. ". and lasted for six
hours, The ship pitched and tossed and
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n. R,XpALl's fine work as a politician
:. making its impress on the West Vir:
III, Jelegstion. 1t will be remembered
I H., hs fastened Mr.. Snyder before that
s.,, ' s,a,esmsn was elected.
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Ds,ru has at last removed the Hon.
rLn Hanson Good, a lawyer who stood
, T.Jj in bis profession, man Of gentle dis
"..i,ion and kindly impulses. His be-
i,.ysa family has the public sympathy.
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Heavy Darnage In Marshall.

Special Dtspd!cA to ge iai>tstge'Ieer.
MouNpsyiEtE, September l0,-0wing to
the almost entire absence Of fog along the
liver bottom last night there was .
ha IVY, frost this morning till late hour.
The Tn tosi 70 corn and fruit cannot be essi-
mated. bot Tuust be heavy.
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rnr Government is bothered with an
...,s..ipr 1na dead weight Of silver dollar
ias,' I Inssot know how to get rid Of it.
Tnru The rsscals in !
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.,p,GrAru on the Bourbon "slate,"
...,, ,be Psrkesburg Sentinel, Democratic,
a'T, u. vssterdsy's ISTELLIoEScER, was err
I...onsIv ~ credited to the Journal, Repub-
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LiItIe Damage 10 GUERNSEY.

Special Dipaich 10 dae InteligAetr.
CAMBRIDGE, o., September 1o.-Vegeta-
ton was generally too well matured to be
much damaged by the frost:
7-.TlTS DAILY TIMES.
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,.v- TiIIen likes what he sees in Ohio
..S,Js :, % will Crudge him the pleasure OF it.
T, TSs, a monkey md parrot time they are
having to be sure.
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c,xr,ryrN cry peace, peace, but there
~ no Desce in the Ohio Democracy.
d On .ps,a y AZ c.n be many pieces thereof.

r.. dollars a day is sufficient induce
u, u. ~ tbs democratic me,nben of the
o men, nnan.sl,suia u Legislature to stand by their
,Inciples"
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creek. On the upland side it did no In
jury. The fruit Is not injured.
n. MONROE GAZETTE.
Summers Counly-Damage slight.

spesial Dipateh 70 he Iatttli0aIea.
HINTON, W. Va, September 1o-There
was no frost here. There was a slight one
on the mountains. The damage is incon-
siderable, MOUNTAIN HERALD.
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Washington County, Pa.

Special Di,pateh 10 de lnseQt0saea.
WASHINGTON, Pa, September l0-Frost
damaged the tobacco, late corn and garden
produce in this region.
- WASHINGTON REPORTER.
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FAIRMoSr, W. Va, September lo.sAs
everything is dry late lrosts have done but
i;,TIs damage. Vegetation escaped along
,hs "' r;ver here, and no damage at any point
IN G thc eo,,ntyhas been very serious.
:" '"0 WEST NlRGfNIAN. r
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lian.
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oa,o ,otes four weeks from to-day. d0Od
a, N YOU, Mr. HoadIy.
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mnnrae County. Ohio

Special DispaieA TO ne IaislloeHea.
woobsTrELp, O., September 1o.-The
frost has slightly damaged tie corn on the
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HUW Ihkl lOOh IL.
Said one young lady: ~ don't care SO
much for the money, but ! am ashamed
10 90 home. All the folks warned me
against the swindle."
"Well, / do care for the money" said
another. ~ borrowed II, and gave up q
pretty good situation TO come here. OBJ, l
wish / could catch her
The business men who were left In the
lurch, said little. Some Of them called at
police headquarters, and inquired II some
means OF apprehending the woman could
not be taken. None was suggested, and
they left sadder and msdder men.
One lady, whose family connections
made her valuable, had been employed to
receive guest and pupils, and was to receive
a salary Of $50 month. She cared lets
for the loes OF her money than the fac,
that her name bad been used % reference
and had assisted the woman materially
In her syindling operations.
One young lady among the pupils, Q MisE
Acklin, Of Greene county, Pa, having
been a Stranger, fell under suspicion, ant
was accused by other victims Of having &C
companied the Madame 10 Bellaire Sunday
evening In q carriage. This was mistake
4 nurse girl who has been in her employ
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aarrelt County, Ad.-cOrH q FAILURE

speciai Dioa'eh 10 tse I't''lgsAotr' -.
OAKLAND, /. MD, September lo'-The
trosts In this vicinity Of the past few days
has rendered the corn crop almost an en-.
Are failure. Late buckVheat Is killed ;
frnit comparatively unimPaired.
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40 Damage In Harrison County.

Special Di,pateh 10 The IateQt9epoa.
, .CLARKsBuRc, W. Va, September 10
There are no indications Of damage here
by frost last night.
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ssa.r.op County, Ohio-Corn He'd
One.thtrd ..s

f' srruuESvlLIr, o., September lo.-The
heavy frost ,oi last night:did considerable
d.rsso q to the late corn throughout the
county. Ice formed In many places. jnsre ,re
ia 4 LIGHT corn crop, and It - eshmatea tnAs
the irest will reduce the yield one-third.
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Hnrrinon Cennty. Ohio.

specia, Dhp4tch % tAe Iatelllosnfer. - ).
CApiz. O.. September 1o.-The frosts Of
satnrday and sua aday nights have injured
he corn crop in ths valleys of this region
to considerable extent The corn on the
hills is not affected. About one;ionrth o.
the etop is somewhat damaged. frui,'
apples, peaches and plums are n not fn)a )ared'
tSsNsssk + 5CAplz RRPuBiIcAs.
No Damage In wood and rhereabo' 'rts'
Special Diqaich b nc iInieuiaeaeer.
P4RkERsBuae, ". vaSi Sept. 1o.-The
frost OF the past two nights,so far as we can
learn, has done no material damage to
either corn or fruit in this vicinity. The
frost along the low lands was light.
SeATH JOURNAL. 81
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No Perceptibie Eject In Mason.

Special Di,patca to he Intaltoeaeer. ...
Pr. PLEASANT, September lo.-The frost
had no perceptible effect on vegetation
here.
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since her arrival here, accompanied the
Madame, and remained ut Bellaire. The
woman herself returned TO the Mcclure
House, and yesterday morning early went
over to Bridgeport, aud there took the six
o'clock train on the @. & P. road. AT
Portland she left the train, and crossing
the river, took the p, W. & Ky. road.
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Che QntelLigenfer,.

z.a,,. so.. 25 and "a four'een.n s.ree.:
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FROM THREE STATES.
Damage Done In west virginia, Pennsyi.
YnnIn and Ohio.

Damage Done in west Virginia, Pennsyl'
yanin and Ohio.
In this and Brooke counties the frosts Of
the past FIVE nights, and especially the one
OF Sunday msrning, worked some damage.
Several report that their late grapes are
probably injured, and nearly all agree that
the corn has been damaged to greater or
less extent. In several parts Of the county
thin ice formed over pools and the frost OF
Sunday morning was 80 heavy that the
ground remained white for some time after
the sun was up. Tbs tomato crop will be
cut short. Fortunately the other crops
were too far advanced. ,. y ,ly-t..
Ice In Hancock-Late Corn Damaged.
Special Correspondence Of he EnteiliOeaeer.
NEw CUMBERLAND, W. Va, September
lo.-Reports coming from the rural parts
Of the county and from the western part Of
Beaver county,P show that the frost was
quite heavy, and that on the low land back
from the river valley the late corn Is very
much damaged. Corn in the county as 8
general thing Is pretty well on and in con-
sequence the damage will not be so great.
Ice as thick as ordinary window glass was
formed both on Sunday and Monday morn
ings. The fruit is not hurt to any consid-
cradle extent. tt.! .at.,, b.
Belmont County Sweet Potatoes and
Sorghum.
Special DE,paieh to The ISte!ligeneer.
BARNrsyILLE, o., September l0.ANo in.
Jury done by the fros's in this section ex-
cept to sweet potatoes and sorghum in the
bottoms, and this only partial. "a
Sr. CLAIRsviILE, O., September TO-
The frost did no aerieus damage on the
hills. Late corn, on low ground is badly
injured. The corn crop. owing to contin-
ued drouth, will not be much above half Q
crop. Fruit Is uninjured. y WI.
Hard ON Corn and Buck W heas In Taylor.
Special Dis,ateh q lie IallliGenner.
GRAFTON, W. VA, September 1O.-There
was considerable frost in this vicinity Sat-
urday and Sunday night. Farmers say
crops are not seriously damaged. The ex-
tent Of the damage, however, cannot yet be
Judged, and 1t is likely the corn and buck
wheat are more seriously damaged than
now appeare. Some Of the buckwheat is
killed. SRNrISEL.
Berkeley and Jeferson - Cora Badly
Damaged.
speelai Dispaieh 70 haIatelisnez. "a
MAKrISsBuRG, W. Va, September 10
On account Of the drouth there is only half
crop .oi cornAnd apples in Berkeley and
Jefferson counties. There were several
heavy irosts last week and corn is badly
damaged in the back Greek Valley, and also
in low moist places in other parts OF the
county. -
The sweet Singer OF the Hanawha.
Saecial Dispatchto hS InteIi6eaeer.
. CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. lO.-Here
everlasting spring abides and never with
erine tlowera; but many wintry wave d.
yides Your frost. bit land from ours. There
was slight frost out on the hill In this
region last night, but as corn and truit
were ripe, no damage was done. -
EVENING GALL
ANffn
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