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TIIR I. D. CONVENTION.
Important Changes Proposed aud Made in
the prnyOr RooI,.

Important Changes Proposed aud Made in
the PraypS Dook.
New YoRK, Oct. 1O.-At tile Protes.
tant Episcopal session this morning, the
reports Of the special committees were
taken up. The sentiment OF that to
which the memorial OF colored clergy.
men was referred was divided. A ma.
iority, and minority report was pre-.
sented.
Atl1:10 the house went into commit.
tee Of tho whole on the majority report
Of the Joint Committee on LiiurgiCal
Revision.
Rev. Samuel Hart, OF Connecticut,
moved that the first resolution be passed,
II says: "that the word "nroperh bc In .
serted before the words IN the heading
Of the tables oi lessons for Sundays, fol
holy days and for the forty days ol Lent,
and that tables Of proper lessons be in.
serted In the table Of contents. Adopted
unanimously.
Dr.. Hart then moved the adopLion Of
the second resolution, that In morning
and evening prayer, after the response
"And our mouths shall show forth Thy
praise" there be inserted: nMinlster-.
Q God, make speed to save ub. Answer
20 Lord, make haste to help us,n DR.,
Phillis brooks opposed tue resolution,
The resolution was lost,
pr. Hart, moved the adoption OF tho
third amendment, that In morning and
evening prayer, between the fesponse
"And grant US Thy salvatiOn,n y and thg
verse 70, God, make clean our heRTtS
within US" there be inserted; 0Min.
ister-0 Lord save the State, Answer
And mefciipllY hear us when we call
upon Thee. Mlnister-Embue Thy min,
isIer with righteousness. Answef-Atld
make Thy chosen people joyful, Min.
isIer-O Lord, save Thy people, AnAWe,
And bless their inheritance. MIniS,si
Give peace In our time, D Lord, An.
swer-Because there ls none ot6s, thAI
lligh1teth for Us, but only Thou, o q d,'i
THIS was accepted.
Several other proposed prayers were
adopted as was report No. /, OF The Com
mlttee on Prayer Book In regard 10 tht
use Of the general thanksgiving.
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TILE CINCINNATI ACCIDENT,
All the Inired NAV Dlo-TcrrlblO Dlscov.
cry of Husband,

All tho Inired NAV Dlo-TcrrlblO Dlscov'
cry ola Husband.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 10-Hundreds ol
the people are gathered ac the scene oI
yesterdays frlghtful accident on the Mt,
Auburn incline plane. The police have
left the street open and only a railing
around the opening where the flying car
slipped keeps tho people back. Work
men are clearing out the last OF the de-
bris, which Is only broken glass and
snlinters. Tho other car lies as 1t was
left when II struck the bumper. The
car then slipped forward two feet or
more, being temporary arrangement
until the electric cars are ready to be
run on the trucks. It's occupants barely
had time to escape before the other car
came crashing down by It's side.
Miss Oskamp continues to live at the
hospital, and has once or twice shown
some signs OF returning consciousness,
but the physicians cannot give any rs.
suranCe that she will recover. Mrs.
Hachstetter has been conscious and
she is improved this morning, but her
recovery also is extremely doubtful.
Young McFadden is in a fair way to re.
cover, unless some hidden injury re.
yeaIs itself. osirs. Russell ErrGtt, who
was instantly killed, was the last one to
be identified, and this gave rise to sew.
eral incorrect statements OF the names
Of the dead. Mrs. Errett WIS the wife
OF Mrs. Russell Errett, President Of the
Standard Publishing Company. When
MIR. Efrett went hOme LOST pight she
had not returned. The possibility that
she might have been in the accident 90.
Cured 70 him, and he went first to the
hospital and then to the morgue, where
he found her mangled body. The scene
was terrible.
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BALrNOpS, ocL te,-Ths American
Gas Light Association, composed o. over
200 delegates from the northern and
eastern cities, began lh annual ConyVn.
ton this morning al tho Ooucorlla
Opera House. Two sessions will DO held
tD'dAy and tomorrow, which will DO do.
Voted 70 the tFansactlon Oi routine buBl.
ness aud Ioadihg Qi papers covering
topics Of Interest u w Association.
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TWO MuRpERERS llANaEp.
ThOy Killed Ranchmun aud Stole III
Horses,

ThOy Killed a Ranchmnn and Stole Ills
Horses.
PLAoERviLIE, CAt., Oct, 1O.--Wllllam
Drager aud John Olson we're hunged here
at I o'clock this morning for pattiClpa.
tion in the murder Of John Lowell on
the latter's ranch on Maychs 3. Tie men
were convicted With i. II. Myers over q
year ago, and Myers was executed last
November. The body OF Lowell was
found wrapped In q wagon canvas In an
old cellar near bis house. Several OF
his horses found 70 be missing and we're
subsequently traced 10 saCramento and
Woodland, where they had been sold by
Myers, Olson and Dfager. Their con.
LESSONS were 70 tue elect that Myers
did the FILLING, but all were convicted
and sentenced 70 DO executed November
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BAlTNIORl 4 ONO plRECTORs.
No Dividend on the Common Stock for the
Past Six Months.

BALTIMORE, Nh, Oct 10.-The regular
monthly meeting OF the Board Of Direc'
tors OF the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
was held to-day. The oardunanimous,
ly adopted tue Recommendation Of the
Finance Committee that It was inex.
pedlent to declare dividend on the com
mon stock OF the company for the six
months ended September 80, 1880.
President May er stated that his in.
spection OF the road recently was highly
satisfactory. He found the road In OK.
cellent condition and tue promises for
the future tlattering.
The statement OF earnings and exr
penses for September, 1880, compared
with 1883, Is as follows; September, 1880
-Earnings, s, ,037, ,285 expenses, 81 ,9S1, }.
44S; net earnings, SS02,8l7. September,
lsSS-Earniugs, $l,7B4,6S4; expenses,
81, ,l78,737; net earnings, S5S7, ,047. In
crease in net, $2l4,S70 For the twelve
months ended September 80, 1889, the
net earnings were s8,4Sl, ,4lS, Hgainst
50, l62, ,0Sl for the previous year, showing
a net increase Of 1925, ,4S7.
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MORNONS N NORWAY,
Elders from Utah Prosely ting in that Coun.
try with SnccosA.

hlucrA from Juan uIFosclyuhR IN tnht COun'
try with Success.
WAsnINoroN, D. G., Oct. 1O.-Mr,
Grehardt Gade, U. s. Consul to Chris.
tiana, Norway, has sent the iologing
intereSting dispatch 10 the State Depart.
msnt respecting MormouS In that Coun-
try: "At the semi.annual conference,
lately held In this city by the Mormon
relldents, II was reported that the aggrO-
gate number Of Mormons in Norway Il
at present 740, one hundred and twenty
Of whom belong 10 their church. Elders
from Utah have been working here "a
missionaries Tor a short time. The Scan.
dinavlan mission 10 presided over by a
Dane named Feldsted. During Tho past
four months, 90 persons were baptized,
and %, including children, enigtated 10
10 Utah, Last year seventy cmlgrated,
but Mofmons efnigrating this year will
become moro numerous, as q large eml.
grafton will take PLACE next month,
Passage money from NOrwegiAnB alrpsdy
Esttlpd Ia Utah is Ia most caSeb al
powerful In inducing their relatives
here 70 follow them 10 America. In this
county the MotmonB have nine stations,
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CONFESSED Ills CRIME.
Tho Bloomington Collector of Taxes say
He was Led to stCal b. Others.

Tho bloomington Collector Of Taxes Say,
He was Led to steal b. Others.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, Oct, 1G.-1gnatl
Lederer, the indicted collector OF taxes
for Bloomington city and township,
pleaded gpilty Of ialsityiug records,
forgery andlarceny yesterday in the cir.
cult court, and made a full confession to
the court. He said that Harry v. Loehr
and his deputies, who had been in the
collectors Office many years, and had
also been indicted, had led him into the
crime by assuring him that for many
years his predecessors in office had made
money by deirauding the taxpayers, and
that there was no danger whatever ol
detection.
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pnllADELrniA, Pa, Oct. lO-Tho 9th
annual meeting Of the commandery In
charge Of the Military Order Of ithe loyal
Legion OF the United States was held 10.
day in the hall Of the Historical Society
ot Pennsylvania. General Rutherford Il
Hayes, tho Communicated Chief, called
thB meeting 10 order About forty del.
egatee, representing the various com,
inandetleD, arc In attendance, rht
morning session was devoted 10 reading
The reports ol officers. General HNyrI
yaa un9ninolsly reelected Comtnan,
dVrdn.Ohlei
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Rhe rIe.ldonll. t,nllrr..

wASHlSoTOS, D. o. oct, lS.-TbO
PreOidunt'O callers we're very numerous
to-day. In the forenoon hO received
Secretary Window, Postmaster General
Wanamakor, Treasurer Huston, Justice
Miller, Senator Quay, Representative
Kinsey and friends, Acting Rear Admit.
nj Walker and General SlCkles. Al
noon tha delegates 10 the international
Marine Conference were received, A
general public reception Was held az /,
the crowd including q large excursion
party from Boston, Afterwards tht
Ptesldent reviewed aptoceSslon Of color
cd Odd Fellows. 'd}''
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The llrnntt., lnn,snlln,,.

otNclNEA+i o., oct, iO-'rhe Master
Brewers Convention closed to-day. A
mutual benefit branch was organized
with headquatton la New York, Tho
election Oi officers iOF this ensuing ypa,
tesnltel President VIM gtnL JlIsln,
nAel tlfstVlce President, L. I'fSch, Oil.
geg9i Second, Charles dohIeldpr, NrW
York. Among the directors afU Ohatlpl
y, Anton, pl.lsbufsh, aud N, BtTmpt
Ere N. The next convention Will b,
held next yeatln Philadelphia
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aeorEo rrnntlsTrnlh,a cn.a

DcsToS, Oct, lg.-7Lawyor =. A. Snow
yesterday requested Q writ oi haBeaS
corpus in George Francis Traln's case on
the ground that he ID non pompp' gmti,,
but Judge DOvinS refused. Lawysrr
now claim that Mr. Train cannot be
legally held under civil process In this
commonwealth until the courts have
decided by expert testimony that he ID
o sound mind, % they are bound IA
give full faith 10 the courts Of New York
aud Judge Davis, In the testimony ol
Surgeon General Hamilton who found
lhat DO was pon eOMpos mtniiS Ia 1873.
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NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
In Session In Louisville, KY Election
OfficRFs

In Session in Louisville, KY Election Of
Officers.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 1G.-The twen.
ty.ast annual session OF the National
Board Of Trade commenced in this city
to-day. President Frederick Fraley, Of
Philadelphia, and Secretary Hamilton
Hill, OF New York, are present with
about fifty delegates.
After report from the executive com.
mittee, reviewing the work, an election
Of officers was held. Mr.. Fraley, who
has held the position twenty years, was
unanimously elected to the position he
now holds. He made an entertaining
address in accepting. Secretary Hill
was also reelected. A number OF vice.
presidents were chosen from the princl.
pal cities throughout the United States.
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wouId.be IIbeler. Arre.tr.l,

LONDON, Oct. 1O.-olaude Marks and
Sidney VOL, the proprietors Of the
Mining Record, and Mr.. Martin, of the
Financial Times, who were arrested on n
charge Of attempting 10 extOrt money l,y
threatening 10 publish a libel woro ar.
ralRned at the Guild Hall poliCs court
to-day and their trial was adjourned,
Each OF the accused furnished bail In
the sum OF E2,b0O
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DuLUrr, MINI, Oct 10, There was a
VypSaqqp In .ho African Methodist
church hetOlaSt night when Ms. Mamie
Hall, one Of the colored blDlers, COW.
hl1ed the pastor, Rev. John JOned. The
pastor, u Il Oald, hsd called Q meeting oI
ne etevaTda 10 consider tho GpnlnIt 6i
Mrs; Halls mother, aud II WAt here the
oowhldlng took place,
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Messages from tho I,opc,

BALTIMORE, Oct. -MonslgnOr Den.
nisJ. o'COnnelI, rector Of the American
College IN Rome arrived in Baltimore
yesterday afternoon from New York,
A6 was met by Cardinal Gibbons and
nGhers, He Game In no oiIlClal char.
aCLer, except that ho delivered certain
letters and verbal messages from the
Pope and Propaganda 10 His EmlnencC
Cardinal Ciibbons.
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THE TOURISTS AT CLEVELAND,
A Tired Party Of standardization /
Limit to their Endurance of Hospitality.

A Tired Party Of EXoprsi0niStS-Eyep .
Limit to their Endurance Of Hospitality
CLEVELAND, o., Oct, l6,-Four local
tours for sightseeing had been laid ouI
for to-day, and Cleveland hospitality had
proposed that each Of the All.Americas
exCurslonlsts should select such as
should most challenge his interest.
Cleveland was early astlr to do It's part
this morning, but three elaborate ban.
quets, lasting until 2 q, IN, on three sue.
Cessiye nights, had greatly wearied the
guests and the majority did not appear
until after 10 o'clock this morning, Al
ready the police force had paraded be-
fore the hotel where the delegates stop,
only few early to beds having risen at
$3.50, when the band began 10 play, and
the fire department, which gave an ex-
hibition drill, had few foreign admirers
OF its excellence. The foreigners were
mostly yet asleep, Between 10 and II,
however, the visitors embarked in car
riages and varying directions went 10
inspect Cleyeland's business.
The subject Of early retiring and early
rising Is becoming O live issue among the
guests on the excursion train, There Ia
not one but desires to accept every
courtesy at all points, for they appreciate
the hearty pleasure with which they are
rendered AZ every city, but human flesh,
II is being demonstrated, has limits oi
endurance OF hospitality, The southern
delegates we're left at Buffalo yesterday
morning, They were called AZ 6 o'clock
and several times thereafter, but definite.
" refused to rise until they had secured,
rest. The train left without them, They
rejoined the party this morning,
During the afternoon drive the Gar.
field memorial monument was visited,
as were several Of the more pretenlious
houses on Euclid avenue. Previousto 10 the
public reception at the hotel, during the
evening q deputation Of school children
called and presented the patty with
choice button.hole boquets for use upon
the occasion. At II o'clock the party
boarded their train aud started away for
nnkpntk
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A 0tOQNY WEDDING DAY,


hi'eE Nhe OofchOhy tlNO bridegroom IL SCnt
to Prison for Two Years.
NEw YoRE, Oct 10 John Douphertv
Of SO Madison street, pleaded guilty Of
burglary in the General Sessions yeslnr.
day. Before he was sentenced hla law.
yer told Judge MarlinO that Doupbotty
had betrayed young girl belonging to a
reputable family and that he was anx.
lousto make teparailon by marrying her
before ho went To prison, Father Cur.
ran, OF ~ Andrews Church, was sent
Tor, aud Doughprty was iak0t 10 Assis.
tant DisihCt Attorney FiiEgprald's mi.
yate room, There Father OnFran uuiipd
DouRhefty In marriage with his weeping
sweetheart. The newly made husband
and wife embraced and DUulherty was
taken back TO court aud sentenced 10
Biate Prison for two yeRr, The utmost
secrecy WAS observed o. 10 the name Of
the newly made wife.
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TANNERS FOUR DOLLAR ORDER.
A Statement from Secretary Noble-Tar
nOrIs Charac ctcrisuc Opinion.

hot's bt'fFPV!tpFhuu Oplmuh'
WASHINGTON, Oct. lO.-An authorlta.
tive statement has been issued by the
Interior Department in support Of the
action Of Secretary Noble In Fescinding
Commissioner Tanners order increasing
pensions irem $9 to 81 per month. The
statement says that Tanners order
would have placed a man who was dis.
abled on a par with one who was not,
and would Therefore, manifestly, be un:
jqst 10 tho former.
sioner Tanner reiterated bis belief that
he was right, and stated that the judicial
opinions on pension matters were the
evolutions Of the mind OF Democrat,
who had been promoted from a laboref
ln the department 10 be 0 member OF the
Pension board Of Appeals, ''
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TIlE TRIT 0VT ~ TIIE PARK
Que oI tile MuSt EniUynblp Features Of The
Day -Whu Were There,

One oI tie Niusl EnjOynOls Features Of the
Day-Whu Were There,
The people on the platform waited OK.
pcclahtly aS the train pulled In, When
analIy drummer walked down tho plat.
form, "a SubduUd nurmur "TbOrs they
come" went up, Presently the well
known form Of Colonel BlBsell appeared,
and In an Instant all OyOa were turned
In hIs direction, Colonel BlSsell llBl
recognized Me, Anton ROymann, aud
shaking lie hand coroIAlly, remarked,
well here's Reymanni ibe best mat
on earth"
Turning TO the party following, 0cD'
onei ulssell began Introducing his coln'
Panlona TO tile ncmhets Of tho Recep.
LConHnutd on Fourth fdgt.l
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Fourth Glass Postn,Ni,,te I, ,ter,.

Special DtSpateA 10 ihS IAttlttgeaosy,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Oct. 1O.-Among
the fourth class poSmasterS appointed
to-day were two for West Virginia, as
follows: James NJ. Lovett, at Church.
Vile, Lewis pogutyl vice NJ. L. Bond re-.
moved, and James Q. Arkle al E0ydsle,
WetEel county, vice Friend Taylor re:
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LEBANON, IND, Oct l6.-An east.
bound train on the Indiana Midland
railway, was wrecked this morning in a
collision witt a freight car which was
standing on aide track ut Healhs sta.
ton, five miles east OF this city. Sher-
man Moon, q brakeman, Of Chicago, fell
under the wreck and was ground into q
shapeless mass. Oliver Heal, Of this
city, and John Fitch, OF Lexington, Ind,
received serious injuries. Several more
persons, whose names could not be
learned, were slightly injured,
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llUNTINGTON'S TRUST,
The Railroad SIngnate Has n schOmo ofIII
Own on Foot.


Own on Foot.
Chicago, Oct, 19,-Under the head
line, "EIuutington's Trust" the Tribune
this morning says; Mr.. @. P. Hunting
ton, Of the Southern Pacific, was party
to Jay GouId's original "trust" or rail
way clearing house scheme. When that
scheme fell through and the Gentle
mems Association" was organized in
stead, Mr.. huntington declined to have
anything to do with it for the reason
that he had a consolidation scheme Of
his own which he thought would be far
more beneficial TO his road than the
Gentlemen's Association, in which he
had no faith. Mr.. Huntington has been
ussiduously at work on his scheme since
that time, and it ia learned from good
authority that 1t has been sufficiently
perfected to be carried into operation
within short time.
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oiSctSNAr, o. OFT. l6.--stanloy L,
Potter, a member Of tho firm Of Miner 4
RoSsitbr, furniture manufacturers at 2O3
Race street, was instantly killed thii
morning by being struck by The de-
sceDdlng elevator ~ the Atorp rooms, HC
was 50 yeats old aud unmarried. 20 wa
The SOB Of Rey. 8. =. Potter and q nephew
Of DR.. j. q, Anniott,
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DESPERATE FIGHT,
A Bloody Array Growing out OF u Love Az.
fair In Missouri.

a bloOuy Aurhy GROWING Out OF u Love Az
fair In Missouri.
LEBANON, Mo-, Oct. 1G.--A desperate
fight with knives occurred yesterday be.
tween two farmers in the vicinity Of
Spring Hollow, near here. The daugh,
terof !. W. Hardy became greatly at.
tached to s. H. Lamson. Her father for.
bade her having anything to do with
him, and yesterday, when Hardy met
her riding behind Lamson on ahorse,
he ordered her To dismount. The girl
obeyed, and this so enraged Lamson,
that be attacked Hardy with q knife,
plunging II in the latter's body no less
than twelve times. Hardy manaHed TO
unsheath his weapon and inflicted 1--we
wounds on his adversary's body. 1t is
reported that neither can recover.
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NEw YoRx, oCL lO,--jamOS G. Blaine,
IT,, ron Of the Secretary Of State, to-day
confessed Judgment in the New York
Supreme Court for $50 %, In favor oil
DR.. Foster o. Fuller, Fhe action wal
brought 10 recover payment for profess
ional services rendered TO the defend.
anps vile aud child between June ! and
NoYembef 1. 1883.
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l'OvisyitLI. KY, Oct. 10. -oaph Felix
Hawkins, oilhe steamboat Toll City, TO.
night ehct and killed a hesto dCCkband,
Blu Dooley. Dooley was chasing an.
other hand With an hXe and threatened
Qaph HAWkihs when ordered 10 stop
Hawkins 10 under bond.
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FIRE AT CAMpRN. OHIO.


ness houses,
EATON, O, Oct. 10. = The village Of
Camden, o., eight miles south Of here,
was visited last nightat IL o'clock by an
ipcendiary contlagration that swept away
two business houses, cntaillng loss Of
about $4,000. The business houses de,
stroyed were occupied by Josh Howard
and James Smith With saloons. Tie Ar.
lingtnn hotel was owned and occupied
by ]. P. Fornshell. The stables were
on the alley In the rear Of the buildings,
and every stable on the alley Wai
burned. The town Is mostly Of frame
buildings and the wonder is that the en-.
tire town did not burn. Insurance
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Fhe Newnrk Dakor., strll,e.

NEWARK, Nh Oct. l6-The strike ol
the bakers became general this morn.
ing. Great numbers turned out. A
driver from Mangels & schmid, proprte.
tors Of the largest bakery here, dumped
two loads Of dough into the PassaiC
river this morning, Five hundred men
are now on strike and a boycott has beer
organised against tue boss bakers.
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pmLkbRLpiitA, Oct 10. = The Cltyb
tuiI against the Western Union 1'ele.
graph Company, 10 toeoyeF llsepsp ieel
Of 81 a pole aud g 20 on each mile Of
wire for the year, 1885, 90, 81, SS, ended
II tbs United States Circuit Court for
el4,4S&
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Extension Of tho Atlantic & panyi,ls,

AaAeeh''uh ua aV tht""'iN - DhhNhAu
DANvILLE, Va, Oct, l0-Danville yes
terday voted $4,000 toward the west
etn extension Of the Atlantic & Danville
road from Danville to the coal fields Of
Southwest Virginia. The city has al.
ready voted a like amountto the eastern
end Of the line from Danville TO Nor.
folk, and that end OF the road, two hun.
dred miles long, will soon be open for
business.
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Marriage at ClarlsSburg.

SptctH DtpNich 70 nc IheiNgeAcef'
CLAREsBuRo, W. Va, Oct. 1O.-Mr, L.
G. Brown, Of Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss
Emma Fordyce, daughter Of A, G. For.
dyce, Of this city, were married this
evening at the home Of the bride, by the
Rev. A. A. Moore. The couple left for
mn eaRtern ltip,
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct, l0.-GOvern'
or seay has sold 10 parLlvsin New York
$OSl, 900 worth Of Alabama bonds boar.
Ing 4 per cent interest, 10 replace tho
aane amount ot 0 per cent bonds which
are due January, 1880. The price paid
ior The per cent bonds was N l'l0-