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A fair and festival under the auspices OF
Lalla Rookh Assembly, the lady's branch
Of the 4. Of l., and the Potters' Assembly
began last evening in the &. Of L. lodge
room in Reck'g Block. A good sized
crowd was in attendance and every one ap-
peared to be enjoying themselves. In the
centre OF one Of therooms was q table well
filed with fancy articles donated. Nultes'
orchestra discoursed some fine music in
this room. In the other large room sup.
per table and reireshment department were
In full blast. The usual postofiice and
grab bags were also being operated. A
fine gold watch ia being contested for by ].
Gibson, Of the Carpenters Assembly, I.
Hslles from the Qigarmakers', John Mason
from the Moulders', Mr.. McVey from Pros.
perlty and 7. Dawson from the Potters
Assembly. For box Of fine cigars T.
Bishop from Concordia Assembly and MIR.
Lyons from the Coopers', are running and
two young ladies are soliciting votes for q
wax cross. The fair will be continued to.
night, and the contests decided.
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q nan TO no ITl'i

1t has transpired that o'Donnell, after
sbooting Carey, said: "Shake hands, Mrs
Carey, bad to do it." not II did not do it."
as at first reported. 1t is stated that the
Crown has engaged theseryices OF Mr.. Po.
land, who has already appeared in the
lrsh state trials, TO prosecute 0'Donnell.
Everything indicates that the trial, which
takes place in November, will be memoir
able one, LII -
It Is understood that Mrs. Carey offered
evidence OF the most astonishing nature
which she declares will clear her husbands
character. She has handed letters To the
authorities, which include correspondence
Of q member Of Parliament.
The Irish Times, Of Dublin, says: 1t is
certain the police had warning that an at.
tempt 10 rescue 0'Donnell would be made
by "forlorn hope" composed Of Fenians
Of London, Liverpool and Manchester.
This desperate enterprise was not carried
out, however, owing TO precautions taken
by the authorities.
The prisoner gave his name at Bow
street as Patrick O'Donnell, though he is
described in the charge as Michael O'Don-
nell, puddler Of Gadoure, county Do.
gal, Ireland. He will have able couns sel.
Steps are being taken to secure the service
Of an Irish member Of Parliament, The
police are extremely active in the nation q.
list quarters oil London to-day, making in
quiries as to what connection, IL any,
O'Donnell had with the Irish secret soc;e.
ties, The Millbank prison has been placet
under an extra guard as when the dyna'
miters were prisoneIs
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a wnELMAN,s CoATEsr.
Hendee Wins tho Hacs for the Cham
pIonship.

Hendee Wins the knc6 for the Cham.
pionship.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, September lS.-The
big event today was the ten mile amateur
race for the championship of the United
States and $500 gold medal. There were
eleven starters. The men kept we'll to.
gether throughout tho race. ,.z ,
The Englishman, yesey, went to the
front and kept the position during the iitst
second, fourth aud fifth miles, giving the
place In third mile to Midgely, Of Woices
ter, who did some fine squirting. Peters Of
New York led at six miles with Frazier
Of smithville, N. j., second. Corey, OF
Boston, led the seventh and eighth miles,
with Hendee, OF Springfield, second. The
ninth mile was finished with Heudee
leading, pushed very hard by Robin.
son, who Is styled the English
Hendee. This order was kept to the finish.
Hendee's time was SS:45l; Corey, Of Bos
ton, third. Over 1000 persons witnessed
the races. Thirteen wheelmen were in at.
tendance.
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r. the Cry IN. ohio, bit NO 5arfnoDyfs 80
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= CINCINNATI, o., September 1S.-The
Commercial Gdsette has the following: The
first real step toward harmonizing or com.
promising between the two Democratic
tickets was taken last evening, when Thos.
Cook, Hon. VIM. Means, Hon. Emil
Rothe, Frank Alter and VIM. J. o'Neil,
representing the College Hall nominees,
and Julius Refs, ]. W. Harper, Lew Bsr-
nard, Cassimir Bsuman and Ferdinand
springmeier, for the Highland House
ticket, met in Hon. Isaac Jordan's office.
Messrs. Jordan and Toilette were in attend.
ance by invitation. The SESSION com.
menced about S o'clock, and midnight
saw the gentlemen leaving for their homes
Nothing was accomplished. =
They we're uni, however, in denying
that a plan OF compromise had been de-.
teImined upon, and from their conduct
and actions an observer would scarcely
imagine that. there. was much chance OF a
solution Of the difficulty being agreed upon.
1t is almost certain that the Relormers
will not depart from their demand for the
withdrawal OF both tickets, and Ii is almost
certain that would.be Boss Johnny will
not consent to the scratching OF the names
Of his iayorites. Among the majority OF
the gentlemen harmony 10, therefore, look
ed upon as about out ofthe question, sew
eral OF them having expressed something
akin to disgust, and stated that nothing
would be arrived at, The Highland House
ticket men endeayored to impress upon
the minds OF the other confreres that
with two Democratic tickets in the
field Republican auccets vo lid be aksur ID,
but they we're rather set back when they
learned that such result would be more
acceptable than the election Of ticket the
nominees Of which would be under one
mans control. In the words Of one Of the
they succeeded in getting
nothing but free drink" Another con-
ference will be held tomorrow evening,
and in the meantime the dlminutive
Johnny will have. an Opportunity to
the backbone Of nominees Of
his creation. ~ "a stEAlf
The majority Of the Democratic party
and Of even the Highland House candi-
dates desire a compromise, and openly
assert it, but something is, in the way
which promises to set at naught all. efforts
in that direction. Several gentlemen were
interviewed on the subject, and with one
voice they cried harmony. r5' ~ Haf
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OHOPE.
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4 - arntic a IAN tIolaf

WASHINGTON, D. G., September 1S.-Tht
WaShington Pos, the organ OF the Demo
cratic party, has a column special from
Columbus upon the political outlook in
Ohio. The, Posts correspondent evidently
has no hope that Hosdly will be elected,
or that the composition Of the Legislature
will be such as TO assure a Democratic sue.
cessor 10 Pendleton. He shows how in.
harmonious are all the elements compo.
sing the Democratic party, and satisfies
hiss desire to say something hopeful thus !:
"Four cities will decide the election, Gin
cinnai, Cleveland, Toledo and Columbus.
Judging the future by the signs Of the past,
this should be another way Of saying
that Foraker will be elected, but the
politicians have agreed by common con.
9 mt that all signs fail in Ohio this year,
and that the only thing certain Is the un.
csrtain. But each one OF these cities en-
shrineS Democratic factional fight, which
vary the one from another only in degree.
In Columbus the disturbance is below the
surface; in Toledo 1t Is smoldering only,
and thought to be under control; in Cleve-
land tho divergent elements are not 30 far
estranged that a full and satisfactory recon-
ciliation Is impossible, but in Cincinnati
there is open war, war to the knife, and
the knife to the bilt; war on the one side
Of desperation, on the other Of absolute ex-
termination. It was upon these four CEN
ters that Democrats based all their hopes of
success when Hoadly was nominated.
ut was from Cleveland and Cincinnati
particularly that they expected to obtain
their majority. What they expect from
Cincinnati now they do not know them.
selves" After sketching the features Of
the canvass, the dispatch concludes: "The
Legislature will probably, almost certainly.
bo Republican, which means Charles Eos.
ter for United States. Senator. Little less
than q miracle can save the Democratic
Legislative ticket in Hamilton county, and
1.-THE Republicans get a solid delegation
there, it Is hardly practicable for lhe Dem
ocrais 10 make up the loss In the inte-
rior. This will settle it. Hoadly's success
depends upon one OF tue several
considerations 1.-THE Germans all vote as
they did last year, he will be elected. III
the anti.liqnnr influences In the country
districts refuse to accept Foraker he will
be elected, but IL the German vote is d.
yided, and FOraker's straddle Is considered
q satisfactory commentary upon his claims
to Governor, Hoadly will be defeated, and
the result Of the campaign Of 1876 and the
resulto the campaign OF 1879 will be the
result OF the campai n OF 1883, and this Ia
the truth about Ohio"
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3 John Payne Collier, philologist and COM
mentator on Shakespeare, OF London, is
dead; aged 94 years.
Abox Of dynamite was discovered within
the precincts Of Yildiy Kiosh, the residence
Of the Sultan Of Turkey. The Circassian
guard at the palace have been exiled.
The battle in Ashantee resulted in a de.
ieat,with great slaughter, ,of the force oi King
Coffee Baikali. The King 4 ID to Ooomas.
sic, his Capital, after the engagement.
The Grown has decided to accept the
evidence Of one Of the nine Irishmen ar.
rested at Glasgow on charge with connec.
ton OF attempts to destroy property by
dynamite.
The report Ia unfounded that the, Cape
government sent its ultimatum 10 Geto.
.wsyo, calling him to surrender with all bis
followers within 10 days or troops would be
sent to arrest him.
Colonel Clibborn, Of the Salvation Army,
was expelled from the city Of Geneva,
Switzerland. Miss Boothis Imprisoned at
Neuichatel for violation Of the orler pro:
hibiting Salvation meetings.
A Spanish steamer yesterday brought an
order from the Spanish government to
Havana, raising the direct taxes In the
Island OF Cqha Atty per cent. rhe date
which the order Is to 60 into effect has not
yet been fixed. @ n tAt
The London Times in an editorial ex.
,pectsa great struggle between capital end
labor In tho Lancashire pottap trade, sa
the operatives VIII resist the proposed re.
duction Of wages which the cotton masters
consider the present condition ol trade
makes necessary,
1t Is reported from Huaucayo that 5000
Montenefose, who had collected near
Izsahocais for the purpose Of sacking Lima,
Peru, were attacked by asmall body oi
men belonging To the Pacific forces. AtteI
o auartef 81 an hours fighting the Mon
teuerose were defeated with q loss OF 2ot
men. ...I a.
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.rARIfr coNyENrloS.
The ohio Rro,estlonlsts Express Them
selves psainiy.

CoLvMBUs, September lS.-The State
Tariff Convention, composed Of delegates OF
fifty tariff clubs, the auxiliary Association
OF American; Economists, including 1000
miners Of the Hooking Valley, assembled
at 2:SO ?. NJ, and were warmly welcomed
by'Goysrnor Foster in speech fayoring
the protection ot American labor. This
being it's second meeting it's President,
Judge lawrence, presided. The secreta-
ries were also present. Judge Lawrence
made an address in favor OF
American industry and labor. He
was followed by Gen. G.. B. Raum
in q iorcible spee9h. Resolutions were
adopted in favor Of the protection OF the
American product, both raw and manu-.
iactured, especially wool; encouragement
to American Bhiphpilding; demanding the
Government 10 provide for an pnsectarian
common school system; protesting against
papper immigration; opposing tariff for
revenue only, which impaiFs public credit
and endangers the payment oTthe pensions
OF soldiers and sailors.
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niyER SEWs,
4 Few Notes SIN FIoaIuE-The Bars
Eiiil Coming Up.

4 Fey Notes sin FioatIuE-The Bars
SiilI Coming Up.
The Little Boone LETT for PArkersburp yes,
terdsy morning,
The repairs to tho 81. Lawrence, which is
laid up At Cincinnati, are about completed
This morning the Little Anna, Princess and
Lettie will leave for down the river. They
manage 70 do very local trade.
The Frank Stein was unable to get over
the bar at the mouth Of the creek yesterday
morning and went TO the bank al Benson's
Ferry until the river raisea
The river fell another inch yesterdat, the
marhs IN the channel showing only depth
OF 2 leet inch In the channel at dusk iuSt
night. Hlsiness Is almost entirely suspe:dtd d
along the leyee. Il'
Lock No 4, September 1s.-R yer 3 feet and
stationary clear. .E. \.
PtrrsBuRqs, september lS-RIyer u.
inches and on SBtand; weather clear.
On crTY, September 1S-Riyer 5 lnchei
and stationary weather clear and cool.
6BExxsAoRo PA, September lS-Riyer
feet B inches and stationary; weather clear.
Ricxs LASDISa, September iS-Rlyer
feet 8 inches and stationary weather cloudy
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GENERAL NEWSNOTES.
~ E-dS p e F - lA s n
a vERY SENSATIONAL SCENE
Occurs In a street Car in Dts NOineh Iowa.
Grsslbsck Champion Weaver aad a Eia'
lister Of the Gospel meet IA Battle
Array-rhs Qslrr,l Compromised. y

DEs MONIES, Ia, September ls.-A sen
ational scene occurred ia street car
crowded mainly with ladies and ministers,
in this city, late last night, between General
J. B. Weaver, ,Grsenback leader, and Rev. D.
R. Lucas, a noted political preacher. Wea-
yer assaied Lucas in great volume Of Ian
Sliage, accusing him OF misrepresentipg his
record on the amendment In his speeches
and went toward him, saying he was going
to make him swallow his falsshood. Lucas
returned to his good nature, butfor several
minutes the scene was very lively. a.,
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huIpwa ECKED.
a story of distress aud Death on the
Ocean.


HALIFAX, September ls-Captain Al
fred Gasston, Of the bark Britannia, which
was wrecked, of the coast on Monday last,
tells story Of fearful sullfring. They were
on the wreck from Monday until Tuesday
alternoon, during which time the gale was
blowing, and all hands were compelled to
remain on deck, exposed 10 the fury Of the
storm. Finally they took'to small raft.
Hardly had tho people got on this when
heavy sea washed OF every soul, aud the
CAPTAIN and eight men were the only
ones who regained 1t. During
The night and the following morn.
ipp five others were washed off in similar
Mariner, leaving only four survivors, who
We're rescued by. BOAT from the hhoro.
Thirteen perished, including the wife and
four children OF Captain Gasston, all
natives Of England. Two OF the Captains
children were picked up, but died In o few
minutes either from fright or exhaustion.
The following Is a list Of the LOST: First
officer, George Foge; second officer, Arthur
Holmes; steward, name unknown; John
johnson, Lewis Smith, Frederick Hender.
son, Arthur Penthouse, Ems! SIellor, Mrs
Emily 6asSton and four children.
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/. NEw YoRE, September l7.-Jsmes Nem-
10, Methodist minister Of Newark, n. j.,
to-day made a determined effort to kill his
wife and himself, The couple visited the
clergyman's mother, ~ Fulton street,
Brooklyn, and while alone quarreied,
when as Il appears, the man drove q large
butcher knife into his wiie's throat, and
then drawing the weapon across bis own
throat, Jumped out OF the window OF the
fourth iioor Of the building. Both were
taken to the hospital and neither are ex-
dected 10 live.
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Meetins OF the BlshopS.

RoaE, September la.-Eftensive prepa.
tions are making for the reception OF the
American bishops at the Vatican in No.
yember. It will be a series oil reunions,
at which Cardinal Simeoni will preside, and
at which questions concerning the influence
OF the Catholic Church will be discussed.
The main object Of the meeting will be to
adopt measures for the reorganization Of
the church in America according to the
canonical law and 10 bring 1t into closer
with the Vatican. Cardinal
McCshe will be invited to attend the game
meeting, at which the Irish agitation will
be discussed.
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Two freight trains, one coming south
aud the other going north, collided at
Portland Station, on the Cleveland & Pitts
bargh railroad, yesterday morning before
daylight. The accident resulted from a
misunderstanding 81 orders. fortunately
all the hands on both trains escaped In.
Jury. Eight box-cns were demolished by
the shock, and the track filled full Of debris
for short time. Tho fragments of the
wreck were dumped of the sides Of the
road, however, and the track cleared for
traffic before time for the tlrst morning
train TO pass. ga,iasi .1i1 -. 5l757''
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SEN IOKK KEpU9LIOANs.
neStSte COnVcntish-The Composiiio
Of the nndY.

h ths hbuy.
EenFIELD DSrmSGs,N. Y, September 49,
ta'a'tendauce upon the Republican State
Convention is not as large as usual. The
vac Committee met at s O'Clock this
o5asnS. The committee was called 10
SNet oy tue Chairman. John +.
saSlh' Upon the roll call twenty
ktahes answered to their names. The
%Taus'tee then adjourned until 10 A NJ.
40 Programme tor organization Is yet In.
uIsAtd' The name most conyassed In th ,
TIn!ae'!ioa With the temporary chairman.
aip i;!i y that Of Senator Miller. Very
,s,,.e .. disposition is shown by promi.
geat ~ Republicans present to Discus
ny NJ PROBABLE action OF the convention.
M ''.e purpose seems 10 be 10 permit the
s,a'thuGn 10 take It's own courss in refer.
ta'e 10 The formation OF the ticket. The
sa''s crit o! sentiment seems to be 10 Ia.
y. y o 'Saoninating the present State Of,
=, 5;I,Sehssor Thomas O. Plat telegraphed
MH9( cOhceiiing his engagement. Cham.
Sy NJ Os9ew, Wbltelaw Reid and Geo. w,
.ai'!' ". are Sh9ng the Womiuent delegates
10Y aGsSptctCd. 1t iS said that considera bic
s,,SSPo''ion u the New York city delegation
sgt ,1 noI 90 present. There Is no reason ID
vSs, vSasve that any strife will arise In the con
'eH''on on any point.
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A Brute's Fate.

wnkEsp4ssE, Pa, September 1s.-John
@. Williamson, late boOk and time keeper
Of the Lehigh { Willkesbarre Coal Com
pauy, was arrested on the charge Of
attempting to raviSi q yorpg girl, The
daughter Of @. L. Llewellyn, mining en-.
cinesr. In 1873 he was arrested for SINH
Iar offence upon two children, which wis
settled before coming into court.
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BALTIMORE, September 1s.-There is a
large attendance Of delegates to the Demo.
cratic State Convention to morrow. The
indications are that Hon, Robert Nc.
Lane, Of this city, will be nominated for
Governor on the first ballot II he does not
decline before the convention meets.
Charles 3. Roberts, Of Carroll, will receive
the nomination for Attorney General. For
Comptroller there will be a spirited con-
test between Lecompte, OF Dorchester, and
Turner, Of Talbot. Friends OF Gov. Ham.
ilton have given up the contest for his re-
nomin nation
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Postal AmenIties.

LoSpoS, September IA dinner was
given this evening by Henry 7. Gillig,
American banker, in honor Of ex Post
master General James and ex.Mayor Grace,
Of New York. Many leading Americans
and Euglishmen wese present. Consul
General Merritt responded to the toasts in
honor Of Queen Victoria and President
Arthur. Mf. James in responding to the
toast took occasion to speak Of the In
provement in tho postal facilities between
the United States and England.
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Tnr Hinton Rcpublican ventures the
PiRion that at will be good iokefor
Saydcr when the Court OF Appeals decides
an Governor Jake's revolutionary Assess
asntists have no constitutional warrant" !"
We must deprecatc this familiar allusion
10 lis Bourbon Etcellency. This aside,
NdOn'ts see our way clear to hope for any
nyeBal Of the opinion Of the Supreme
Cart in caucus. He would be bold
sSiOr who would take an assessment case
hIore that court al or the shameful admis-
Scn which has come from the Democratic
sits. Its hoped that this will not be con.
stiael as an expression Of contempt.
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PgoylpENcE, R. !, September lS.-This
afternoon paradewas gives compliment.
tary to the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows. Tha city was illled with visitors,
Buildings were dneiy decorated and many
private residences elaborRtely trimmed.
The procession was In two divisions, and
from four to five thousand men In line.
Thirty or forty bands furnished the music.
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Yellow Fever In Mexico.

SAN Francisco, September ls.-The news
to-day from Guaymos, Mexico, states that
copious rain fell last night, clearing the
atmosphere and bringing the thermometer
to 81. The people look upon it as the
greatest blessing that could have hap.
pened, as II will prevent the spread OF the
fever. Eight deaths were reported to-day.
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< sIssING Roy.
He Saw His Motner.in.I.aw and Left The
Country.

Country.
LOUISVILLE, September lS.-Augustus F.
Schneider, who has been in the employ OF
o. W.Thomss & Co., Of this city, for nearly
twenty years, has been missing since last
Saturday night at his fathers house on
WeDzsl street, between Main and Market,
about halt-paat Q or o'clock. When he
got to his fathers house some unknown
man was with him. He went into the house
and paid his father some money and
left saying he was going to his moLher.in-
law's, on Story avenue near Johnston
street. He drew out Of bank that day S555
on o certificate Of deposit and left S475
with Q grocer on Jefferson street
saying he would call for 1t on Monday. He
Is about SO years old, speaks German and
English and talks rapidly.
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sraryostuS Ibts, September lS-
There was an Immense sltsa!tnce at the
ouot,i,,: cf the Springfield Bicycle clubs
Tourr,sIneat, the track was In fine con.
dition, but the Wind gas too strong for re-
markable time. Tho one aile, $50 class,
wss " = Won BY 4. B. Prince, ol PittEseldj
Ne Wes,sy Mi Baton, d this city, second; Harry
W. Smith, pf Worcester third. Time
H(O rs,
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Az exchange remarks: "The diamond
tAtOated +. G. Cncraft is being groomed
for the Congressional race ii the First Dis
trict" II Mr.. CraCrait has anything ol
tbs sort concealed about his person, as an
honorable man he ought to say 80. 1t is
recorded that he is siIver-tongued, but
"liamoud.throated" outruns the widest
lusginiugs Of dark suspicion. We shall
h've to make critical examination Of Mr..
Ichn o. perdleton's throat before we can
decide between them.
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LII it be granted that Mr.. Tilden has q
Gr.cso Roman nose, peach bloom on his
Vilered cheek little bloomier on the
rlieei, bone, and that he can walk three
tundr ed yards and return without assist
,nce. Itmay be added, for sake Of argu-
nent, thqt he has a "bar'l." There are
olher citizens OF this republic as highly en-
dowsdyet they are not able to wear a great
party, bucsel a. gagged, as watch chain.
Mr.. Tilden is one among fifty odd millions.
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Iris said that Colonel Dan johnson, Of
rrir county, has been invited to create a
v,csncy in the State University Board of
pa,sn.s The work OF restoring harmony
by lorr,d processes goes on. ~