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JkMAic, W THE RED CLOU!) rillEF. HKD CI.OIJD, NF.BRASKA PMMTICAI.. I). N, Skllllngs, th nominee of tlm Butler Democratic Statu Convention, of Massachusetts, for Stale Treasurer, dc tine the candidacy. Thn Democrat of the Fourth Wis consin district have nominated P. V. Deuster for Congress. Tim Democrats of lha Hlxtli lfntrl:t of Mar)lniid have nominated George INt for Congress, nl In the Sixth district of Now Jersey they have nominated Andrew Albright. Tim Democratic Territorial Conven lion of Montana, renominated Hon. Martin Mitgulro for Congress by ueolu nmtlon, rttul passed a resolution compli menting tlm milltiiry services of Gen. Nelson A. Miles, iiiiiI recommending him for tlm position of commander of tlm military department of Montiintt. The Oreciibaukorsof tlm Fourth dis trict of Connecticut have nominated James H. Taylor, for (!i)ii(,Ti'H.H, Tlm Democrats of thn F.htvi'iith Pcnnsylva nla district have nominated Hendrlek 11. Wright for Congress Tlm Repub licans of tlm Fifth New Jersey district hnvi) nominated Charles II, Voorhecs for Congress, ami In tlmSoeond district limy havo ronoiiitnutod .1. Howard Pugh. Tlm Grconbaekors of tlm Filth Georgia district havo nominated Col. Reuben Arnolil for Congress. Tlm l(Mihllian Statu Convention of Massachusetts, nmt at Worcester, Sep tember lHth.aiul iionilnatiMl Hon.Tlins. Talbot for Governor. John I). Long was nominated for Lieutenant Govern or; Henry L. Pierce, for Secretary of State; Charles Kndlcntt, for Treasurer, nml George MarHton, for Attorney Cn crnl. Tlm platform renown allegiance to tlm principles of tlm party; rejoices in tlm approaching accomplishment of resumption; favors refunding at n low er ratoof intoicst; favors strict ceono my; no publio grunts for private enter prises, nml doiin'inccs tlm attempt to violiito tlm plighted faith of tlm nation. Tlm Republican Statu Convention, of Novndu, nomlniiteil It, M. Daggett, for Congress; John II. Kiukiml, for Gov ernor; It. II. Mights, for IJoutfiiunt Govtirnnr; Thomas 1. Ilnwloy, for Sii promo Judge; J. F. Hallcck for Treas urer; Joseph Hnbcoek, for Secretary of State; M. Murphy, for Attorney-General; (it'll. A. J. Hatch, Surveyor, and Prof. Hiimniond, fot Superintendent of Publio liiHtriiulion. Tlm platform de clared tlm validity of Hayes title to tlm presidency; denounces tlm Poller Investigation ns revolutionary; thanks tlm Nevada Senators and Representa tives for .supporting tlm silver bill, do mauds further legislation to tlm mid that tlm coin ago of Hilvor bo placed on tin espial footing with gold; favors leg islative andoniigrcsslunl control of rail roads, and repudiating tlm third term. The Democratic. Statu Convention, of Connecticut, met at Now Haven, Sep tember 17th. The following nomina tions wero made: Krhart 1). Hubbard, for Governor; Francis I). Loomis, for outcnant-Govenior; Dwlght Morris, Secretary of State; F.dwln A. Buck, Treasurer, and Charles C. Hubbard, JoriComptroller, were nominated by ac clamation. Tlm declination of Francis II. ioomis, for Lieutenant-Governor, wiw received and accepted. Hon. Cluts, Durand, of Derby, was nominated for Lieutenant-Governor by acclamation, and accepted. The platform renews its pledges to democratic principles; de mands civil supremacy over military; equal right; obsorviuico of tlm Consti lution by tlm Federal government; rig id economy, persistent investigation of frauds practiced by rings and office, holdcrs; condemns the bold plot hy which the present Executive was fraud ulontly seated; demaiuLs the public lands for actual settlers, mid the aboli tion of all subsidies; the constitution of the United States recognizes gold and silver as the standard money of the Union, and this standard is the most stable basis for the commercial neces sities of the world, the Democratic par ty of the Union has never failed to re cognize and support this essential prin ciple; a great and costly war, and He publican financial fraud iu.il corruption brought on an irredeemable currency under which the price of every com modity has fluctuated, industrial inter ests havo Buffered, labor has been de prived of its just reward, aud many business men brought to buukiuptoy. It declares that the resumption act was unwise, unoalled-for and not demanded at tho time; condemns repudiation, and favors an honest and just payment of tho pnblio debt; denounces the finan cial policy of tho Republican adminis tration as the direct and short way to uuivorsal bankruptcy and rcpudlatim. It is computed that the grain used for liquors in a j ear in the United States, reaches 70,000,000 biishol,whieh would make 1.060,000,000 loaves of bread. Great Hrit. in uses 80,000,000 bushels of grain yearly lor tho same p.irpose, and annual!) imports food to tlm value of $400,000,000. The little rlly of West Point, on the Kltli of cVptember, tent ftl to the pl(ue stricken city of Memphis, Gov, (Sarher has Issued his proHatiin- llciti fur the rlrrllofi of Iti'pri t'lilatlrr to CmiKtrn to fill tin' unpilrril term of linn. Kftnk Wrlrh, iIitcrxiI, Tlir Id I Inn l to lute JiUiPUt tlir i;cncfl rlrrtloli Ui ir ln-M on Tin-ly, NiitrmlH" fiih. A iiiiiii named William Cress was run over ami klllol li) trulii l (litulm, on the tlir rfi'iiltiK of 8fiti'iiilHr t)tti. Up Imil Imli In Oiiinlm nlxiilt yvnt, mil tiiiiiurrli'il II liiil llilfly )Mfn nf i'r, nml ( linull) Ih'iiHiii IntMllrati'il, wlilrli I lli nl to lintf l in tlir rmipi- of lit iIchIIi l I), Miller, n herder in tlm employ of tlic I.oiik I'lii" Htix'k (.'niiiiiy on tlir Ni. Iifnra, roiiiinlltcil mlililr. Hcpli inl.rr Mi, Uy liiHil'iiK liliiiKrlf tliriiil!li tlir dmrt. Miller mk' ffnm Hi. I'mil, Minn., nml liml Ihiii In tbr rnilo) of tlir Lout; I'llii' Coimim)' ulnrc Miirch UM, Chiim' of tlir ilrril unknnwii. Daniel Stilllvnti wa killed recently nt tin' l.oiif rinii taiw Wlillr i niiX"! In cilttlliK lo(f, nil' of lliiin nliii'il nlel follnt over lilm, cMifliliiK nml killing Mill liiitintly He w forniirl) n hi tlmi msti on lint (.' II, ,V (l rnllroml, stnl tinn n hrotlirr IUI'ik miiiii wlii'ic In Nilim-Kit, Mr liitil hIiuiiI IfiOO In money nml other vulimlilr prni i ty orlli hi lmi tin iinic Hiimiiiil Father John Curtis, pastor of the Holy Trinity Clnirrli, of Oimiliu, nml Vicar Ocnrrnl of Die IHimi'M' of Nrliru-lia, illcil In (linitli., on tlir rn iiIiik of Hi'litrinlirr l.'llli. He wut liom In Hoiitli Wnli', .liinr ITlli, K'HI. In Illlie, IHI',5, Mliru tiMiil) nlnr jritrn of ii;r, lie MiiAOiilnlni'd ut All IIiiIIomi- I'iiII.k,', Irrlnml, unit 1'iitiii to lliiinlm the -uinr Miir. He liml linl u nnlr 1,'liillvr In AllirrlcH. A little lie fore hi iIimIIi he In-triii'liil Kiithi'rljillini to !le the Kiciilcr poMloii of the money Hhlih reiiinlneil nllli lilm nt the time of his dentil, to the yellow frrr Miltrrrrs In the rioiith. lOMII Stella Crowley, assistant cook at the -I I it It- fi limine, l)nliuriie, died Heitemher Ihtli, from the nlTeeth of liiirim ns-clvisl Miinetltne iiiro It Is expected that the MeGrcgorroiul will rnirli MiiMon In Orlolnr. 'Mid rond In now completed towltkln live mllioof Hirnrer, Clny comity. Mrs. Wooley, of Des Moines, receiv ed u friieture of the le; hy i full from it hiiRy it few dnyr. nlner, nml dhsl from the idfrrin, Heit. ISth. A festival given by the ladies of Des Mnliii'W, mi tlit'i-vihliu-nf Heilemlirr l7th,for thn tii'iii'tltof thuyellim feer htifferers, real led itlMHit W. A son of Nicholas Spice, of Ditbiupie, wnn found dend on the eveidiir of Hoitemt.er ISth, liehlml it w 1 pile, with n heavy ullekof woixl on hlshend. Associated Press dispatches mention Dr. .lolm I.i'mIk, of DriilMin, limn, km ft nohle voliuiteertotlir medical force nt Holly MpriiiKN, In the treatment of yellow fever (mlli'iit. Several men broke into tlm Hank of (,'nilwcll Jic Hntih, nt WiMidhliie, it few evening. K", hiiiind nml cjiffinl the youiiK nun who was k1cciiii; there, ntid snecrded In Kettle 7IX). Siindiiy school collections for the yellow fever sii(T rern nrc IhIiik undo In ll.iv import. The edltir of tlm OauUt wcknowl-ciIri-h thn receipt of l.Mltolii milled to the HumUy hcIiimiI contlliutlonn. Iladke, a Gorman actor, who former ly ri'xldril In Iluhmpje, has hern nrrented for sti'Mltng In ('htcHp'. Krom u letter found on hln piTAin It wits learned thnt he ttimono of a KiiKof thieves oprrutlng In ChlcoRO, Cleve Und mid otticr points, A man named Isaac Underbill, from CiiIcbko, nttempted tulcide tti IliirlliiKtoti, Septemtier sih, hy nhootlnj; hlmnclf thniUKh Uic hend with a revolver, lie eiinnot recover. Hu In ntsmt V yesrn of sjee, mid formerly lived nt I'corla. t'uune unkiiuwii. In Madison county tho jury in the ciiao of Hurnt vn. The Chlcmco, KiK-k Inland and I'ncllU' Hallrend Compaiiy, a cano taken from .lunpcr county, (-ave a verdict uKHltiat the compimy for VU0. The cafe hun liven tried three tlmen, ami heen once before, the Su preme Court. Kuril Jury han Increaned the verdict. Tho liremt'ii of the State held a con vention at Cedar Itapldn, ycptemlier 1Mb. Twenty ton iin were reprmentcd. A State as sociation t an formed with the following olll eerhi IVeMileut Chief of the Miifcatluu Fire Depiirlment; Vice I'teMdentn- Chiefs of Coun cil Muffs nnd of Cedar Itnplds; Secretary--Chief of Cedar F.ilU; TicaMirer-Chief of .Miirhhulltimii. It wan reootveil to hold a State Tournament at Cedar Rapid, the second Wednenday In June, IsTV. On tlm 'J'.'d of September, the body of a man ittiimt .'.' j earn of up-, was found In the water In Itlackhawk Creek, about to miles northweit of (Jriuuly Center. There were twenty woumU on the lieuil and face, any one of which it as siitllcleiit to havoinuced death. The body wan Identltled nn th.it of a man who had worked near the town. Two threnhcra wure arrested on suspicion of com mtttluK the murder, and the cone was mild to Is) dUoiik sKxliint them. The dead body of u man was found In Lincoln Park, Clilcapo, Sept. 'Jnili, with a rovolver lylni? near. HU bralun had been blown out. In hln pocket was a note address ed "To whom It may concern," and nlRiied Julius Doktor. The note states that the wrl ter was from Vinton, Iowa, and directs that hln body bo sent to Milwaukee, and to let hi relative take care of him. It also states that his will waa made, and direct that after all debts are paid, that the balance go to hi par ents. The di ceased wan a man of about 80 years of ago. Judge Hayes, District Judgo of tho Seventh Judicial District, han decided that so much of the Iowa prohibitory liquor law a refer to the Importation and sale of domestic wlin , conflict with those section of tho Con stitution of the United States which covrrns the commerce twtwecn State, and was, con sequently, Inoperative. The decision wa made In tho cao of the rJuite vs. Welsh, a saloon keeper of Muscatine, and I regarded as a ill- ' red stab ut the vital of the Iowa prohibitory law. The case Roe to the Supreme Court, where, in the opinion of many lawyers, tho do cIkIoii wl 1 be sustained. In Uiat event It would nullify the entire law. LATE NEWS. (Jratrrul. A fire In the Meri'hnnti' Hank. Ilos ton, t-pl, I7lh, auM-d hns of (.'ll.liil, The First N'nlloiinl Hunk of Qulncy has roiiini'd bulnrA. The utttiiiliitice nt the Kansas F.xpo- sltl'iti, rVpl. l'th, rtlmtril at nfl.oTJO. A pntirie lire near Osaklx, Minn., re tently drstroyed msny K'"ln staid and farm blllldltiK. (!o. Thomas II. Sharp, a well-known wrltrr and kir, dlrd In Mrw York, rrpt. 'JOUl, agivl IVI yrar The Nevnila Hunk has Mild the gov rroinriit our million ouiirm of silver at Uir rrpllralrlit of Unidoii rt, (!eu. Sherman has been summoned fiom Atlantic City to attnid Mis. HheniMn, who Is daiiKrrously III In WsshlriKtou The Stockholders of the Merchants' National llmik of llostoli have voted lo reduce their cnltal from ll.OUl.dOO to fT.VKM) The caiiulng factory of the I'ortland, Maine. Mi-klhtf riiinpuiiy was burned, rW-ptiin Iht iil't Iimi, f I'l.lMI; Insurance, :il,t. The Odd Fellows' bank of Sitciniimii- to, (ill, hate ilt-clded to wind Up huslni-rs, The si ts are believed til be sillllelent to pny ilillors. The Ituss lintel ami it block of biis ness nouses a IJolnhiK. In Wlnrhester, led., Iiliriied HeptfliifHT ','il l,OM, lr,,t); llltlr or no lusuniiice. The ruloti Diini! Savings Hank of Hsriili'iM rlirlli;s, hss close I. I.l.ibllltlrs, ,VI,IKI noli In hand ,'l,(KiU; morltrnui and real stale, I Ml, (KKI .John K. Mortimer, a former prom inent netor, loininltted suicide In Kan Francis io by taking strychnine, fept. IMIi. IHsslpa Hon was Ihr runs.'. A Still in the Queens County Oil Works, at Flushing, l,onif ItUml, rsplialnl rVpt. SUli. Time men were terrlblj and per liapa fatally burntsl, While handling n revolver at the sup per Initio In lYorln, .II..H. iteiiil.rr'i.M, Uiorfe I'rix-hlm-r, a baker, shot his brother John, the wound proving fatal, President Hayes has appointed George W Walrln recelter of public money for the district of ln:id, subject to sale, at Topekn, Kansas, vice II. Kelly, reslcniil. The Klghth Annual Kansas City F.x sisltlou opened Hept. 17th. It promises to lie the most sueressfuHn the history of Uie iisi- W. S. Wnddelf7TrofesHor of l.angua es III the Cnlvrrslty of (leorcla, died nt Well ford, Mouth Carolina, Mept. ISth, on his return from Saratoga. hatllu iV Hand's powder mill and dry house at Plittevllle, Wis., bleu up, 8ept. Kith, badly wrecking the mill. A workman was seriously Injured, but no Ihcs were lost. Miss Jeaiiuette llennett, sister of James (lordnu llennett, was married at New port, It. I., Mept. HHIi, to Isaac Hell, Jr., of New York. The estimated value of present was tUXMXX). Hy an accident on tho Iong Island & Southern Ititllroad, near Hunter's Point, N. Y., September I'.'lh, three cars were thrown down an embankment, one man was killed and sev eral wounded. The State Fair of Ohio was formally opened nt Toledo, Sept. 17th, by (!ov. Hlshop, (lovenior Williams, of Indiana, aud Cross well, of Michigan, wero also present. The at tendance was large. .'"A quarter of a mile of frame sheds in the horse department of the Ohio Mtnte Fair grounds at Columbus, were destroyed by rlre, Sept. IUUi. It originated by children play lug with matches tu one of the stable. The United States Marshal for the Mtateof Georgia has heen Instructed to employ a strong a font) its necessary to arrest thn three F.nula brothers. Illicit distillers of Bald win county, who shot two men of the Marshal' K)sse. Slieniian City, a small village in Isa bella county, Mich., was annihilated by a tor nado, Sept. Ittth. Kvery store, dwelling house and shed In the village was swept away, ex cept our frame dwelling, which was partlnlly destroyeil. The air was thick with tlmbtr, boards, brick and stone. The Inhabitants took refuge In cellars. Mr. Tryo, his wife and little baby were badly Injured. (5 rent damage was done by the cy clone that passed over the northern part of MlchUaii a few da)sago. At Sagiuuiwn large quantity of shingles and .V),IK(I feet of lumbir were blown Into the lake. Fifteen hundred trees fell across tho truck of the Taw as ,t Southwestern railroad, and considerable dam age was dono to buildings and property along the line. Mnuy buildings were unroofed and n smokestack was blown down It is tcported that the Indians are committing depredation near Fort Dodge, on the western borders of Kansas. Two or three house three mile west of that place were tired, A special dispatch sajs that fifteen cat tle men and Company I, 4th Cavalry, fought a hand of Indians, Sept, 18th, twenty-tlvo mile south of Fort Ilodgo. One or two Indian wero killed, and two soldier wounded. The military fell back, and tho Indians went north west. The Imilan have killed several sold ier and stolen a greM manv home within tho last few days The Indians are upoed to be some of tho Cheyenne, who escaped from the Territory a few day ago. Crime. Lama Franklin was shot aud killed In Cincinnati on the night of Mept. 1ft, by her paramour, named Anderson. Both colored. At Chardon, Ohio, Sept, 17th, Mrs Charles Morse, during an lusano tit, killed, her little daughter "" " cul lier ow" throat. Chos, Stix, son of a prominont mer chant of Cincinnati, committed suicide Sep tember 1'Hh, by shooting himself through the head. A dispute regarding n law cane at Georgetown, Ky., a few day ago, resulted tu tho two meu being badly If .not mortally wounded. II. W. Fay wius found dead in Chica go en the night of September iKlh. It was llpKr-l hr runimlttrtl nitride bv shoilllif , and tlirti Uiro l.e hi pistol Into the frr The large bridge over Hlg Indlaii Crefk, ero hlili the 1'r.jrU, IV kin ,V Jik .ntlll- road run, near Jmksotillllr, III , bilrtii-d by Inrendlarlr on the iivinilng of rVptinir ash. The dead bodies of two well-known hotMi and rattle thlrVr were found hanging to a tre ii, r llradwissl, f-pt.'ml-4 Is h Hilpsrd to 1r the woik of tlir tltflUlirr r.m mlttr- of Hh-nrflih. Near Atlniilit, Georgia, Mri. Farm er, agid Wl years, was. innrdirrd Septritibrr sth. Her lUiighfrr, whollvr.1 with her ha-1 Iit skull cruslird, and thi Iiihik- was M-t on re. Hurt Taylor, n well known burglar, of ChlraKo, wa shot dead on lint moniliiir of Hrilnilirf y.t, while trjlng lor'w from a house he wa robbing. He wa killed by a -Herman At ('iiicitiiiali, on the night of Sep. Ii-mls-r Vlt, Clirl.t I'rrlui shot hi wife, kill llig hrr Instant!), nnd then hot hllll. If III thr head, djlng In a few momeiiis llnruelli' trouble was thn ne On tlm nftertiooii of September '-'Otli, Frederick MpriMt shot and liit mill klllnl Laura K. Hunt, In I.ohi-11, Muss, and then klllrl himself Hi hud for soriirtlun-emlenv-ored V pay his addresses In the girl, whorr M-llei his adt-auces Theodore Allen, a notorious gambler of New York, shot and klllid a pritute drtru tlve limned l-M mi nl Mallorv, at Allen's gn-'ib ling house In that i-liy, Sept. Ilh Allen claimed It was arcldrlital, toil wa Ills! to In form the aulhorltli-s of th allnlr. Col. Win. M. Hoone. President of the Ml Virnoli Cotton MPU and I (Hector nf the National Hank of Haltlni'ile, ua rolil.nl of I'.'T.s.'s'l III bonds and :i7,liil In enh, S. ptem ber l.'nli, In bioail day light No due to the rolilxr During a inililnry parude. in Toledo, S-ptcmber tilth, the ('niiimi-relal note Hank was entered from the rear and rolib d of fv (US). AImIII the same time the pn-tolci-was robbed of stamps amounting to f'J.noo, No clue to the rotilH-rs In either ease. The dry goods house of K. S. ,1 all ray A: Co., New York, has been systematically roll IsmI for some time past through the lousplr.tcy of the clerks. Of one class of articles alone, eight I hollsaud pliers have been stolen. The silce hae been nrrestilig thletes titiil recelv i rs. The escaped Cheventies who were be ing pursUidby tkeliiHip-. and i nttlenieu, were found intteuelnd on Sand Criek. :Ci miles sotilh-west of Fort I lodge, Kansas A light ensued and several Indians were killed, but tin whiles. The Indians had a great number of stolen sheep William J. Hest. receiver, of the Ger man Sa lugs Hank of Morrts.tul.i, New York, has begun n n-i Irs of suits ugalnt the lruteea of that Institution br tlir recouT) of '.".1),tnl, with Interest; the hole aiiiouul Involved ex it ding '.M4),S) trt nllegi s that dlvldi lids wire declared and p. Id when the trustees knew the bank was Insolvent. Mr. Taylor, of the linn of Taylor & Held, contractors ou the extension of the Chit-ago A Alton railroad, dlsaniearcd from l,-x-liigtou, Mo., a few days since, with several thousand dollar which It was expected he would pay to his laborer, they not h ivlng been paid for two months, HI chief clerk I also said to havo left for parts unknown. The bodies of a woman and child were found on a farm near ludhiunpolls, Sept. -Jnd. The child wit only aday or twoold. The woman had evidently been murdered, is she had a hohi In her head stiftlclent to cause death. A later dispatch say the woman and child prove to tie the wife aud child of Wlllhuu Merrick, who keeps a livery stable In Indian apolis. Merrick wa arrested, but ilenlea all knowledge of the crime. I'orrlicn. TUB OHIKNT. It is reported that the ambassadors of the two Power havo Informed tho Porte that It Is slhlii another Cougresa might l-e proposed, to expedltu tho exiciltlon of tho treaty of llerllu. The Porte, In consi quencc of Russian pressure, Is Intercepting arms for the llodophe In in r cents. Advices received through insurgent sources, claim that the Austrian hate been defeateil at XlvarrlcsknndTurht. Tho Austri an attacked and captured the town of llrcrka after a desperate resistance; also, Krerple and Alliuvnrit, ufter prolonged and stublmru light ing. The Austrian General 'ue.h has cap tured two outworks on the hills of lllhacs. The 'lisurgeuts made a furious etTortto retake them, and the Austrian began the bombard ment of Hlhiic. A later dispatch says the fortress of ll.liaea has capitulated, aud the Austrian entered on the altcrnooii of Sc tember Mill. A Peru correspondent says the l'orto has rccclw-d advices from Albania, that the (MHiular excitement has almost entirely suli slded. The paclllcatlon of Herzegovina Is completed. A Constantinople dispatch sty It is understood that the Vltler, Safet Tasini, I willing to code eventually several Island of tho Archipelago to Urecve, but nothing on the mainland. With tho exception of Tivno, the whole of Western Ilosnla I clear of Insur gent. A Circassian slave recently took ref uge In the Hritlsh Consulate, at Constantino ple. Tho Consul ordered her retention, and requested Mlulster I.ayard to urge the Porte to prohibit the sale of slaves In Turkey. There baa been a new outbreak of the fever among the troops In Cyprus. Four k indred meu are sick out of a total of 3,tt), aud SI deaths have occurred. It U announced that the Turkish troops have surrounded Ahmed Pasha, leader of tho Adana Insurrection. Humor are cur rent that baud of Greek have cross d the Turkish frontier. Russia has proposed to aid tho pow ers to make a demand upon tho Porto tor the Immediate surrender of Hie territory ceiled to Montenegro by tho Merlin treaty. A Vienna dispatch says that l.jtxishaabccn takeu by the Austrian. Oniclal telegrams report a simul taneous successful advance of the whole Aus trian forvo agalnt ttio Insurgent positions In northeastern Mosnla. The southern division, after six hour' engagement, defeated, on the ait of Septemtier, 7,000 Insurgent and Turk ish rrguUrs. Tfcr Insurgent xnetskm in the flank and obllgrd to rrtrrat utidrr a dtstrurt lr rllb-'y flfr. Thr Austrian k- was ii) klllsd and wounded, lb- loss of thr ll)urgmt wa coiisMrrsbly hrarlrr iLAl. In a spiM-eh at York, September 1Mb. Jame b.thrr, Chlrf S-crrtary of Irrlsml aid that Kliropr wnuhl arrrj vr 4tlrlitly thr rmpridtig of thr F.astrrn question by thr lnordliit- ambition of lirrnr. Then; 1 nti tinea y feeling that lird MssuiiitlrM's Indian llry will result in wr with Afghanistan, and Ui- rro-liliig of thr whole Kastrrn qurstion. It l griirrally l llrvrd that thr ltuUn alllrvaruate as tlp ulatrd, or that Grrrrr will prarrfully submit to Tur kr) 'a lion iiiinplUiirr with Its drmands. A Hombity disputed says a special fnrrtlng of Hit Vli rroy's council hss been held at Simla. A ulgc forte la ord red to It' III readlne on tflr frontier, wherr I'.'ml men arr alirady uiissnl. Thr IndUn newppasrs uiihrinall) demand an rir'y lgy from thr Ameer, or therruptlnti of AfghsnIMau 'Ihr feeling among the Kuroprai.a Is warilkr The London ''(ms sat nothing ran prohahU he done In thr wav of mllltarr ots-ratloiujAire si.rtng The i.tbinet will llnlliedlsti'aLBm ble lo ill-etos thr Afghanistan rtlfslr OKIlMlNl. The Piirliniiieiitary eommittee on the A n tl Socialist bill have paMil It In an amend i'd form. The clall"" of Hie bill whlihwas re Jeetid was thr ilail which prohibits fs'lallslle writings tending to endanger piibtL -aie or concord ami tig the virions clas-A Tnwtortli (Sermaii Umtltv sa s the i-ointltWe on the antl soclallM bill has alreail) iitrn'at some (inclusions which the Federal goteininelit will piotiably pronounte Inaile UllsslMe. The llltllliate liassage of the bill ap p. ars tobr end itigered. It will at least meet w lib great 1 1 1 Ills ultli s. unless in the di bate on the third reading. I he lirst day's debate In the Kcioli stag on the null socialist bill n somewhat of ii disappointment lo eager audiences. The prise-dings were for most pnrtdeiorousai.il evindull. Illsitinrek pointed out the fact that die socialistic new spiijx-rseelehrateil the dentil of the Husslaii Gi'tieral Mt'ttzow as an act of Justice. He said society wa Uiu warned against the nssai-slu's dagger aud L'chlsllug's gun. it was Intolerable to lite undrrthc ttr rany of such a gang of bandlls. Heappea'ed to (be Ib'lcbsiiig to supjHirt the Goveriitneut In protecting the F.mperor and hi subjects The debate eutiMnurd on sirlct patty llnis, the SiMlni.ts nml l'ole oppislng t.e bill Hi rr Mets'l fruitlessly demalidid that Ills luniek be called In order for speaking of So-elali-tsas bandits, and charging Frltzschc with falsehiHsl. He made a personal explanation, lultlug on the correctness of the statement he made jesteril.ty i-oneerullig lllsinank's re lations with the Socialists. The House ulti mate) resulted, by a large majority, to reler the bill to it eomiult tee of twenty-one member. llCt.tllt'.M. Tlm printer of a pamphlet, libeling the Kmperor of Germany has been sentenced to eighteen mouths Imprisonment and one hundred dollars tine, and the author Incoutu maclum to nveyeus Imprisonment and four hundred dollars tlue. Ab'STUIA. (Sreat and increasing irritation exists In Iilingmy, over the situation of affairs In Ilosnla. It Is said that the credit of sixty mil lions florin will not last until the reassembling of the delegations, which will take placeabotil the middle of October, and that twenty live million florin more will be needed before that time, and an additional seventy millions flor in will hu needed Is-fore thr end of the year. FIUNCK. On the 18th of September (Sitmbetta addressed 10,000 person at Houeu, In justifica tion of his republican policy. He was enthusi astically received. Many senator anddi-putli were on tho platform. Minister Noyes has opened public subscription books In aid of the fever stricken people of the United States, nnd publlihes a statement recounting tho horrible situation In the Mouth, and praying Americans In Paris, and all who desire to Join In the work of re lief, to respond generously nnd Immcdlatcly to appeals. Subscriptions will bo received by Minister Noyes, Consul GeiuriilSareliilrd,and Commissioner McCormack. ItOMK. The special congregation of Cardi nals has decided that the lVju'should not leave the Vatican unless under s-cl.il overruling circumstances. tjsfe A Vatican organ denies thijkdlf llcultlts bate arisen In the uegHr be tween Germany and the Holy SrcWntt can his abandoned the Idea of sfTOIng u ch'irge d' affairs to Loudon Cardinal Nina, Papal ceeretary of Stitc, has sWt a circular to the Ni.uclo, ask ing thli to uncertain how their respective gov eruuicnts would tli-w tho extreme measures eniuilut would Tk-w tho extreme iueuui wOTh tho Vatlcanlnav porslbly bo obliged t.e ui preserve the authority of Die IV I to )H! ag jaJUfct ihj' hosjlle attitude of Italy, which In chiroyTurasl' In the exercise of the rojal prerogative relative tothennmluatlon of bish ops. HUUMA1I. It is reported that tho King of Bur mah I dead. How'to Fish For Men. At the New York Press Club recep tion ou Thursday night. Rev. T. Do Wilt Talmage told the following story: "An old tiSiorman onoo told mo tho reason so few sinners wero converted lay in tho manner in which tho minis ters angled for them. 'When I go to catch lish,' remarked the dcciplu of Walton, 'I use a delicate pole, an al most invisible lino, a hook of tho most artistic workmanship, and at tho end of all a temjrting bait, which I softly drop into tho sttcam; but when you preach ers start out you take for a polo a wea ver's beam, to which you fasten a cart rope, with a pot hook attached and a shapping turtio for bait. This you throw into tho water with a splash and exclaim, 'Bite or bo damned. " a csooift .ti'iou.vr. To sum it up, nix long years oi Usl-ridden sickness aud suffering, costing 1200 per tear, total, 1,'JUU all if which wan stopped ui three bottle of Hop Hitters, taken by my wife, who ha done her own housework for a tear since without the loss of a dt, aid! want everybody to know It for their benefit. "Jonx Hurts, Butler, N. Y." The I'liUnl Statr Senate. ' Ou March .1. Ih7l. the term of tw.-n tt.four members of the I'tilti-d Stnt(. SVintte will expire, the following lit showing the name of the gen'U-nnii who will then retire, together wlih the name, of the States tin represent, their polities, and the leWgth of tlttm thev will have served: George K Sjietieer, of Alabama Re. publican, ten years and eight months Stephen W Dorey, of Arkansas, He. publican, fix years. Aaron A. Sargent, of California, He iiublic.in, i vcar. a , ii !....-. ..i i.. i.a li-roiiiii i. t. iiiineu. in . iiiiiiauu, Il(W I publican, two wars and three months l William II. Hamum, of Contieotlciit, Democrat, two years nml ten munth Simon II. Conover, of Florida, Repub I lean, six years. John H Gordon, of (Siniriria. Denm ernt, six tears. ltii'lAPl J. Oglrsby, f lllinois.l iiiililli-iiii. lt vi-.ir. fe Daniel W. Voorhees. of Indiana, Deni iM'rat, one ear and four mouths. John J. Ingalls, of Kansas, Republi can, six yearn. Thomas C. Mcf'reery, of KeuluckW Democrat, six yap. " W James II. Kust.s. of lniisiaiia. Dem ocrat, one Near and three mouth. George ll. Dennis, of Maryland, Deiu ocrat, six ears. David Ii. Ariustroiig, of Mlsseuri. Deiuocral, two tears. John P. Jones, of Nevada, Republi can, six years. Balnbfidgu Wn leigh.of New llatiipv -hire, Itepiililican, six years. Hoseoe Ciinkliiig, of New York, Re publican, twehe years, Augustus S. Merriiiion, of North Cur olina, Democrat, six yean, Stanley Matthews, (,f Ohio, Republi. can, two vears. John If Mitchell, of Oregon, Repub lii'.iu, six years. a James Ikoiiald Ctmeron, of IYuuA vauiu, Itepiiblicaii, one year ami liFi. months. John J. PatterMiu, of South Carolin i. Iteimbliciin, six years, Justin S. Morrill, of Vermont, Repub-lie.-ui, twelve years. Timothy () Hmve, of Wisconsin, R... publican, eighteen years. From the above "it will be seen tint twenty of the twenty-four uru now s5v ingtheit first term, "two are in their see ond term, and one, Mr. Howe, of Wj -cousin, is a third-term Senator. Politi- ' eallyihe tit-goers comprise sixteen Re publicans and eight Democrats. The Senate stands at present, tliirtt-. ight Republicans, one uiiti-mouopolisi (Mr Booth, of California), two conscrva- tives (the Virginia Senators), and thirty-live Democrats Counting Mr. Botajh with tlm Iteiiublicans, and tho Virginia Senators with the Democrats, makes the figures thirty-nine Republicans ami thirty -seven Democrats. If the Demo crat., therefore, make a gain of onh one in the elections which will be helil to till the vacant places, the Senatu will be tied politically, while Urn Democrats need a gain of two onlv in order that the) may have a majority. Ou'iloniling the Stomach. "Youth is the time " remarks an em Incut physician, "when gluttonous hab its are acuired." And though he thinks that it is not always wisu to em ploy ridicule in educating young peo ple, yet lie would use it to make glut tony appear as disgraceful its it rcallv is. Excess in eating is, however, ni laughing matter.for it is a vice. Amonjf the Jews gluttonv was classed with drunkenness, and the son who became an habitual glutton, or drunkard, was stoned to death. The Israelites were punished when they liecame gluttons on the occasion of thu miraculous fall of ipiuils. "The Ird smote the jieople with a great plague." Tho place where the dead were buried was called, as if to mark the punishment of sin agairne. natural law, Kibroth-IIa aavali "tX graves of the greedy." Boys and girls who gorge themselves, lay the foundation for indigestion and dyspepsia in after years. And, what is a greiter curse than these pnysical evils, they form the habit of self indul gence. The young should bo taught that, while overloading the stomach is a physical sin, which nature will puyi tsh, temperance in eating enhances f7iei enjoyment of food. A Kissfroma KiniT- k. '."'" r) oi i.ady Chntterton, just piiMii-iii-u, ma; mil) relate? an ntuiiing incident in her mother's first prc-enta-imn to King George HI. "Whtuy mother appeared, with her hair power ed, after the fashion of the time, the good-natured king was so glad "to sei ner that the conventional kiss, given to young girls on thuir lirst presentation, wa. on this oceauoii, so hearty and af fectionate that his nose became covered with the powder of her hair. Tlm king's face being rather red. the white powder ed nose produced a most ludicrous ef leet, and the lords in waiting, preceiv "g suppressed laughter atwne the tourt, and seeing t10 difficulty jwh succeeding lady experienced in kecpftig her countenance ns she advanced, von tired to say to tho king, 'Your Majesty has powdered your nose.' Tho king, not quite hearing, but preociving that something must be wrong, became alarmed, and said. 'What-what- Snu I .Mlmo'ncr was alroct con vuisiHl with laughter, which she tried A T.'P.PPI". "hen ho saw Queon Ui.irIotto s severe eves fixed roproving lun. er; Al ,ltat Ab ki"K unUerskowl ?l.- l whirred, and, m he wiped 12Z rrU,er fr.om hU no,WJ. he burst into mv ?i ttUghi' to th0 K ooiuijirt of hi S U'T' WJ10.W then . able tS take 1J, T ln iho, MinuetdolaCour with becoming gravity." "I thn X..ir.7.i,. .;" . Prr.t Vi '"-aur asKs rroiossor o,: .a l w continuallj f: r,;'" tu mnunims. but the whol lair BOema lllra . -l . . M -.-v. i vi cur case oi l.lll To Heklc A'sBoll the'eircsl .m removo the shells: when eold muni intrt r i-ir u...i ... . . 1, . 5 nt0. L"ovt'r ,lu'm. 5" which ban oer them and keep for soui4?inu- K n all plJkling option