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THE MYSTERIOUS MURDRR-DisCOyBRY or
IHr HEAD BELoNoN6 10 THE Di-sRyE RtD PAgTs-A
PIs1ot~sp0r Worsp N iBF klGif itlTiE, ANOTHER
>nTB rus RIGWr EYE-1he heed belonging 90 the
trunk and limhs Of the body picked mp at different
pisces along The Of the Pas, River and Grlvcs
end rsy within the past thrna wosks wn' pi.scd np
on Monday Morning az Fort Hamilton. ana sent 70 the
coroner ui.s ia this city Coroner Norris b"iuH 40
sent IN consequence Of dom"ftic nlllriinn NC re-
mains were tason m charge By Coroner barrett
When found the head was WRAPPED In enanieiei
cloth apparently piece Of the same aGicFlsl IN which
the other parts we're tied up Tie card 80 .iso nc
ae bat thcro was 10 hardware paper. or iron weight
a. found In the other packages.
.harp knifs ard saw had been nsed In seyering the
head fr tho body. bat it wa not cut 20 evenly rs INC
Tbs .,ieucs IL murder are unms,akable. bullet.
hole wss found In the right temple and another nnHer
the right eye. The wounds were prob'd ana iounh 70
be about three inches IN depth 1hus Ear, 30 attempt
Is been made oItraot the balls should they st be
In tho hralu. -,
I've features present the APPEARANCE Of stout healthy
and handsome looking man Of about - years ~ az.
Jhe hair Is Of dark chestnut brown color, inclined 10
earl ghissers thick and short, with mu,taohe,. o
Sand, color The complexion is light, the eyes blue.
The face is oval shaped rather broad below the TEN
ulc. Tho forehead IL high anil of rood width, IN fact
everything abou, the fsce and heed indicates that he
Ras ol intellect Iho tee ih Gro rather large anu
IA nIst condition.
The head and features are IN m excellent siato oi
decentralization frcsh-lookiDg as they might
have been the day after doath. nnd should they Be
rrn by any ho the man si'e. they could
be Identified withost any difficulty whatever.
Tho romains we're conveyed Daguerrean establish
neni and several photographs were t"kon amer when
Al the request OF number Of cit.ns Coroner Barrett
permitted the head to be exposed 10 public view ~ the
rutgula Of the City Hall HUNDREDS OK persons came 70
see u. but could identify tnp features.
Exposure light and air had tho cfroi OF hastcrBs
decay ard tie head was conveyed % tie dead house
aud placed IN lee with the other remains
An the parts Of the body have now been recovered
with the exception Of the upper portion of tho breast
shoulders and arms. These aro not Indislensble 10
ideat.l catlon nov that tie head has been fund
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with Sheridan 10 supervise The forthoaon Of the sew
eral Gaps md the ss;,bshmsnt Of tie fortified posi-
about Straburg Rebel raids through The Shenandoah
vslloy into Maryland and Pennsylvania are ended.
RUHAwAYs COUNTED OUT.
observation-disclosures Fry has startled
surlfy districts which supposed themselves out u the
draft simply because theif quota had been drafted. b,
deciding thai runaway drafted non not tc be cred
tied on tho quo;a No drafted 10 credited unless
he is actually mustered in.
THE OATH IN TENNESSEE
So far rs the principles involved in Governor
Andfcy Johnsoas oath for voters IN Tennessee, and In
81 protest IL The Tennessee McCiel4niles ssainst il
concerned IL proper to say Chat tho President is
giving The iole subjec. careful consideration. and will
In DIE tine lake the proper accn. As 20 he ,oc;cToas
Demo- rr,c complaints OF the manner in which these
professionals we've received Il Is suggested in adminis
traion ciros that not running the President on
Lis maTDo5s particularly bis manners 10 eizons Of
Rebel tnes strongly suspected OF connection with the
vaandishan and Dodd conspirstoFs in thc North jgst
exposed by Ez-SeoTo;sry Holt Of Duchanan's Cabinet
! ONO COSGRRsSyEv
Gems. Schcnck and Garfield Of Ohio, are in
town The majority ofthc latter rot ye; footed up but in
ending soldiers vote IS estimated at riee over twelve
thousand II is feared that Asbey Of tho Toledo Dis
trct Is defeated. The majority against him tho home
vote IL zoo aud lis competitor is wounded soldier
IL is doubted whether Tie soldiers vote viii help him
out
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks have just been
established,
The First National Bank II Rochester. y. Y. i. W.
Parson. President, +. Emper. Cashier Capital.
s1O0oO0.
Tho birmingham National Bank % Massachusetts,.
Morris Edpili, rrcsdcnti FrsDcis T. Clark. Cashier
Capital s2OO0oo.
The National Exchange Bank Of Boston. George W.
ThAyer. President; Ajper /. penJon. Gather Capt
tai. s., 10000.
Tie First National Bsnt Of I.!on. Ollie. Valentine
Winters. President; Henry ID. Eics,and Cafkicr.
Capital $4,000.
The Gruady County National Bank Of Aofri,, Illinois
Charles II. Morris. Iiesiderii David j.. Spencer
Cashier. Capital. $1,000.
The Northern :;a.ional Beak Of Hdlowtll, Maine
i den sanpson President Jasiin /. Smith, Cashier
Capital sloooco.
Tho Firs; National Eank Of cAolsSa' MASSACHUSETTS,
Is.se S.ebbin- President; Wm. "A. Iearman. Cashier
Capital. $4,000.
The number Of National Benks now doing business
throughout the country is Ave hundred and ihidyhIee
FOURTH AUDITOR.
The revised niles of tho Fourth Auditor for
tie regulation Of business With hot hnrcsn IN print
rnd wil soon Dc issued.
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THn WAR DEMOCRATS Is COUNTY CONVENTION.


The War Democrats, pursuant to call OF tho
War ID aHocrstio General COmmitfes - e.. City aud
Count, ~ Eew.Kok met At uuion Hall. No. SOL Broad
wav last evening Gcorge NJ Glazo. esq.. Of Tho Goth
" ard In the chair; Howard 4. Whitfield end Oscar
Woodruff Sso. kner q spicy and rather hot dehai" the
following nominations were made; For Sheriff John
W Farmer; County Cerk. James VI. ihomi"ni ''y
JnJgc Orlando T. Stewart District Attorney liih@'
tLy Cronin; Coroner. Iors Nuumann. Winiam !.
Cover Alexander Wider. and William SohlrmTi
Stn-r,isnr nGfras Wlmann. For Congress, rnut,h
Dlttrict Morgan Jones: nth. Eyes u. Eleryi siz,h
Henry J. RAYMOND; seventh, William E"afiInnni
y ght, Robert u. Roosevelt; Einth william A. Oar
In For TneinbsrS nj As'rmblr, First District John
Sli,,ou; second John Scott: ihId Aired G.; Buell.
Foilrth James Is. Murray; Fith. Charles T. f9Le'nus
si,th william. Higgins; screolh. Thomas H. stnTart
Iiglfh Jacob seoh0cheri NiDih Charles innont
Tenth william Boiss: Eleventh. Thomas II. Hurley
Twelfth joseph 4. Lyors Ihirio.Bth, JaIoes M"rri'
her; Fourtsenth. john .. Ldmondsi tinrenih.
TtoDes " Van Buren, Sixteenth. william II. DE
Camp. Seventeenth, sidney r Iarraaam r. On l no
flor uess-s. H. q Page G-o. W. Glaze. II. a. WINK
GriI. n T. stanton. Charles crazy. Andrew jackson,
Never Esemann. 1homa. wilson. \. A. We'tr ard
Geo. T. Bifey wcro appontod tomw'''e 10 '''"'s'
tie canvass and confer
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THH OHIO ELECTION.


We have returns from seyenty-one Counties of
llis State which give Union majority of22s26 Sew.
en,eea Counties yet to be heard from, vs; Adams
shtsbuiu, Brown, Clinton Darke. Hancock, HockipN
Jefferson. Meigs. Mercer. Monroe. Morgan. Morrow
Perry, Pike. Protbc and Washington. These Counties
voted in s62 as follows: Union. e7sss; Democratic
329lZ Democratic majority. 300. This Democratic
majority will be overcome. .r' something viii be left "a
aid to the Union majority 10 tie ccarties already IN
Uara zra .hs -sfu-n:.
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The yTnr in Missouri.
81. LouIs, Tuesday. c

~. LOI!-- Ilrtuh!, UlE 10 Il"''
Prices headquarters arc reported to be al
Lexington Con Curtis drove the Rebels out Of Indie
pendence Tuesday, and LIS advance at last accounts
was 10 miles this sije
A duel was fought on Monday morning between haj-
Gr-b. and Capt Hsnseb o! The lth Missouri Cavalry
In whioh Che latter was severely and The formtr slightly
wounded. Tie affair is universally condemned ey
army officers.
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Narnt noyeypeuts.

'JuE NEW COMMANDER AND STAFF or Thh
NORTH ATLANTIC BLOCK ADIyG SQUADRON.
Rear hdm,fa, David d. Porter, commander
io.clief; Fleet Captain. Lieut.. Com h. L. brra.
feet Sulg eon. j. L. I'oxi fleet PaJmasleI. II. ~.
Ucisicl; Flc.t EHrincrr 7. /oHrT' fi,'t oTIhSh,'
Ant Lieai. NJ W. sanders; Detail Ohicer Lieut. ;. W.
Ierry: Psiy.te Secretary. q. u. Heap Srera. =, -
T. Guild; Actlg Eusigns. J. =. A!deh >. M."Tat
Tan. n. Baies. NJ. h. Copper CIerk. Z. ;. Porter
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ppooyryy Cry PoLI7Ics.-Tho Democrat

BRooEIYy Cry PoLrIcS.-Tho Democratic
Third Assembly District Convention. have nominated
Mr. stepnen n Hnynes The Montague Hal parry
lad previously placed Mr. Haynes on nomination ior
he same Office. -,
Tho following nominations for Aldermen have thut
fi,r been made. 80, 80 IN,
Da,aocrais-2d Ward, Hugh Mclaughlin; an ward,
Lewis IT, Newmenj 9th ward, j. OBrien. Matthew
urphy; eth Ward, Joseph WILSON, 10Th ward iran
,as Re(, 10Th Ward Dennis OKeeiei 10th Ward.
John A. Ssal, Frederick A. Kabhesch; 2oth ward
Dnioa-4th Ward, Luke C. Rogder 10Th Ward A.
l.. Van Baren, 18th Ward. Charlie W. Godsvi eotf
Ward Jolp X pAlmey.
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NOTICE TO PuRLoUsHRp SOLDIERS.
~ ~ exyrr-r,,-- Dtp ,Rr,I.-ST
MARYLAND Politics.

.sn" BALrMoRr TTussaay. Oct. u. ist4
Tho Unconditional Union State Convention
met here to-day to make nominations under The new
Constitution. The following tioset was presenteds
Tor Governor. Hon. Thomrs H. SlOtnei Llent-GoSr
ernor, Or. c. G. Cox; Acknowledgement Aissandsi
Randall, Court " Appeals. Judge Weisel. Tho Cen
vention was largely attended
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The British prcrinee confederation.

. -,
The Conference holds twU s!ttings daily.
Tho discussion continue. on the c5nsttuton Of the up
por iiousa. e.,,.r.,,n o
= An English company has made favorable oilers 10 INC
f.'.,nIn.nts ~ No.e.s,otia ana New BruusY. ~
.cnstruet railroad un.iing st. John and H1lilnS'
forrnju-G rart Of tio inlor Colonial Railroad.
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The keystone State for the Unisn-sixtesn
Union Cehgres-men Chosen.

Special Correspondence Q; TIE Philadelphia Inquirer.
HARRISBURG. Oct. IL.
The best and most trustworthy authorities
here figure up Union majority Of Tires hundred on the
homo yo,o IN Pennsylvania Gloss WORK thati The
State has undoubtedly gone Union In every possible
way The National URioa party will have majority
on the homo ycte they win have at least twenty thou
land tho army rotei they will have sixteen Con-
gressen certain, out Of twenty !oara gain " fourj
they Will have msolity Of six or seven In the State
Senate gain OF Ave sir. and they viii have ma
oiy Of twenty five twentyslr Ia the House Of Rop
resen.aiig-s being gain Of eighteen or nineteen On
Joint baI.o. In tie Legislature the Unionsss III lave
AT leasf txontyrino majority.
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John msuch SCH Penn William Hamilton, Up ehol) Tim
Cam oih ~ " Thos LAG q fsna Gas rsse "a T.
J. 5syJsr eh i. s cO,d G. H. tnga,tgs Sth y $ Sod
liza n y H. Ding Ist N \. NJ X.
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PHILADELPHIA, Tues

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. Oct. ~, 1894.
Mai. Gen. ID. b. BiIney, died in this city this
evening Of fever. 10 arrived here Oh tie llh in very
pour hoslth and has gradually sinking since.
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RoARn oF MANAGERs on THE BaOoKLYN

BOARD OF mANAGLhS VIZ I'M Dt'yHf>' ~
SArBAIH tHooL UNION. - The following board ol
Managers OF the Brooklyn Sabbath school lnion, for
the eBsnng year was elected Mt the Animal Meeting
PresJy,sridHs Andrew \. Smith. ISL Presbyterian
Church, Hcury-st. Richard T. Clrrk. Lniayette-av
Dayic q. TicbOnt. Franklin-av.i Thomas d. "lllams'
Central; Wm G. Spoiiman Second Pfcsbylc,lGGi d. W.
f. McNnlen Westminster. .
R,JoTIed Daich.--Lei 'oon Ninth kemrnedi NJ.
Dnnuy Mode Church; w. A. Martin, thhrch on
Heights Ssmuel h. stewart, lif-, church ~. = an
lngcn Chu.ch on Heghlsi Isaac DreAke4lon' Eas'
Church.
R,rgist-Te,i h. Reed. IT,. peuepontst, Charles Il.
Ketoham, inst baptist, Avery Bill. Jr hansoh pinnei
r. NanderweI ken, Central; ). q. Gilbert ashlpEioh'
gyennr; a. y. Capwcil, stryng-pacs.
Fpisccrai-A. ID. Matthews, ~. AIMS y. ~. 'orhes'
ST. AIMS, ). IL. Caldwell. Christ Church Edward u.
uonr Church Of the Messiah; Chas {. Cnrlis 81 ne
ter's. George w Street II. Peters.
MstLodlsL-John g.. Fay, sands st.; Leinuci DoOos'
fleetst., VIM. III. Wilson, Carlton ayennsi Sldor"
Chase, Nathan Bangs Church; Mr. y. Conn. Hanson
place: John Young, Pacliost.
Consrrga'icnei-s Is. Cole, Centipi; Hsnly L.
Hntilgton, Plymogth; Israel 4. Barker, lmpst
VIM u. BaInell, svulh Joan u. Gutter. Eei!s.d. ;,
E. parronr Clinton sYenue.
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Rro,s per,r.s. yfenra,.

JoErsIss AoXEOR Monday, Oct. II, les.
The nail boat has not arrived from CITY
Point
Geo. Botsr arrived ibis morning from ihs front All
ZEE quiet az the latest 0dyices.
-->d' a. Ro,astoa Rl1,hL-i,,,e CsI fttU g Cepd..
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Tolel .. 3 Gao l7H,2 lJl,ai| I31,tW
rnion rnajnrjty this yrsr 81 9fs, Dsmocrntic MAORI
~ in 1909, i,s57; Union gam 30. S2S
CINCINNATI Tuesday. Oct. ls, 1904.
Reports from eighty Counties in Ohio give o
Iepubloan majority OF 70 l6a 1t is estimated thai IN
soldiers, vote win make n 1900
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KINGS Comfy CIRCUIT CoURr, Oct. TO-.
Nos o. ST. % a. g. 60 10. -. 10 70, ~. - 49, 30 81
e., &c, 81, e. "a. S.
BROOKLYN CITY. CoURT.--N0s. - 81. j., -,
81. 81 81 81, So 81. GO, g. 81. g, o. 81. G. H. ~
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"a'hH'los, rnetday. Oct. i, ls6i.
4 large nrmber of officers and soldiers came
VI "a nc mail boat from ciy poiui today She reports
soiirg Of importance. excepting report, ~ ooc a,cna
ys<t'njshing and firing heard in that vicinity.
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CONGRESSMAN.

The following is correct hist of Congressman
elected in Pennsyvanis last Tuesday. 1hsyer and
Barker arc out Of the woods they have both received
quite respectable minority with the aid Of the soldier
vote, not so, however with Ketchun, who ssjll lacks
nnetynins votes of making the elections Subsequent
additional arrs returns may occ hini this seems so
probable indeed that have inserted his nsns In the
list among the gains.
Myer S,rouse viii he pretty hard on The soldiers
vote bn, Il ID almost too much to hope for his defcat
Conroths majority will also BE- run down by the sal'
deere bnt scarcely possible to defeat him. TIE
,,av alao A.. sai1 of John I. Dawson.
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Dtn Nemby.
T. 'Samnol J. Randall, Dem.
II. Charles O'Neill, Union.
III Leonard Myers, Union.
" William u. Kelley, Union.
YIN. REssell Ibayer Union.
vi. Is. Markham Boyer. Democrat
VII 'Iohn NJ. Broomall Union.
VII .ssydcniom T. Aneons, Democrat
TX. slhnddeus Stevens. Union.
Y 'Mycr S'rousc Dem.
XII Philip Johnson, Democrat: .... o.
XII winthrop W. ketcham. Union.
Kill ULYSSES Nercnr. Union.
XIV George Il. Miller. Union.
Nv. Adam j. Glossblonner. Donoerst
XVI. 'AlexaGdor H. Cotrroth, Dem
xvii Abraham \. Barker, Union.
XVIII. Stephen =. Wilson, Union. l
XIX Glenn W. Scoiiold, Union.
Xxx Charles V. Culver. UuOn.
xxi John l.. DAWSON Dem.
xxi. 'Jsnes X Mocrhead, Vnion.
XIII. sTloinns Williams. Union.
NXIy.. George v Lawrence, Uuion.
Members OF tho pse.snt oouscess. - s..s .r...
RrcArnuI AIioS-Natlonsl Union, To- Democratic,
J. A Union gain of 4. ... ...l ID F. i.s ..-.- ,.f
PinLspRrpgIA Tuesday. Oct. ~ 1884.
XIXth District--Cameron County (0aicial).
Union majority ia Union loss of2o as compared with
Cnrtn's vote. s
XVIII District--SByder County (ohleiaD.-Union
majority lGJ-a Democratic gain of26l W
The official votes of Wyoming, York and Adams
Counties are not 10.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Tuesday, Oct. ls 1864.
No Home Vote will Dc sent here, officially until the
Soldiers Vote Ia eoented.
ToSAwASnA, Tuesday. Oct. L. 1904.
Bedford COMFY ,ofisinp.-MercJr. Up'sn, asis'
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TRO,I WASHINGTON.
Special Dip.,. 90 Tho H. Y. Tribune.
WAsHNGToS, Tuesday Oct. H. lsCi.

Special D,,g.,.l 90 Tho H. Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Tuesday, Oct. IL, 1894.
DISMISSED.
The following officers haze been disni75el
the service: Icat Col G. s. IIollatcr, 10th \. y.
Cavalry Cort 7th u. \. Ifantry. 10 date Oct 4 ly'
for conduct inos dsgaceGl and unbeooming an officer
aud gentlemen; I'd Lieut.. Jas. Coates. eith NJ T. y.
G., FOR drunkenness and absence without leaye; Capt
Byron c. Ketehu, Gath ~ Y, Tor using dsespectl-'
and contempiuons language in Ina Official correspon'
dsnce Tho following for absence without leave: "a
Lieut Ches. !. Csrin, l5lst ~ " Capt ~ Follett.
9Th n. y. Heavy Artillery, LIEUT. Geo. Pldgs, 9th y.
Y. Heavy Artillery; cd Lieut. Samuel W. Lspe 9th n.
y. Heavy Artillery. ... r...H g.....rF p
LEES PROMISES. t|
Private Intelligence from Richmond repre-
s.nis Lee a. promising his soldiers telling blow upon
the Yankees speedily. They believe him to have
important Increment IN land
SIXTH AUDITORS 0rPIcR.
The announcement in several papers OF the
,,,optnent 81 the Chief Clerk Of the Sixth Auditors
ee 70 the yeoancy about TO be csused BIZ the resgna
lo, Of Green Adams. vss premature. lively contest
: going on for the place. and meantime up TO this sor
,o.,. Jadee Adams had not resigned.
P0lT;FYING SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
Lieut.. Col. Alexander, Of tho Engineers, CHEF
II STAFF 10 Gsg. Barnard Las besn u''rnsd ." "uiJ
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ipolle, Democrat o5s5; Union majority, 27i7-s
Union loss as compared with Curtin's vote Of lioi.
Mercurs majority in the District win be between 3o
and AGO. an ,oc.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, Oct. is 1864.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Lebanon County, official Union majority 1i6. Uhion
lose. 2e9.
sixrTESTH DIsrIICr.
Fulton County. official Democratic majority. 100
Democratic gain g.
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INDIANA CoNGRRssHES.


Tho Congressman elected in Indiana stard
eight Union 20 thros Democrats The following Is ths
result in Tho several Districts.
I. W. Il. Niblaos, Dem. VII. Dan; w voorhees, ~
H. NJ c, Kerr. Dem. VIII. Goiiovc = Of'n ~
Ill Ralph Hill. Union. TX schuyler 'oiIoy, y.
~ ( W Fsronhor Union x j. Il. Defrees, "
V. Geo W. Julian. Union XII. Taos. NJ o''h"e'i u
VI Ebeu. Danont. { Mon
Schuyler Colfhxs majority In tho Ninth District
s2o-a gain Of nearly l.4O0. The enemy mode roa
desperate light and were hopeful and sesors bot The
popularity OF Corst ard ,hs patrocism Of people
we're too much for them Capt Far1ahsT haa" ~ ~
traordinary run in the Fourth District overcoming
majority OF 49, The Indiana delegation N no preses}
CnIgr ess stands Democrats u Lnion. no h,os WI.
DO Upion TO Democrats. IL mo Tasus csIso1
against voorhees, can be established he VII % 'o'pos
out. .-.. ...I.. Il
NOTICE TO FURLoUGHRp sOLDlbRs.
SrArr on INDIANA, EXECUTIVE DrrAgrNtr
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. Is ls5f.
An sick aud wounded Indiana soldiers AZ
bnro f,rloughed from hospitals under authority rs
csvcJ viii have their leaves of absence extended ui
Ia INN Of November next upon presnntng their fs
lnnyhs To tho Assistant Provost Marshal Scucrai az
i"man9ls or tho provost ilafsha5 OF tNe district 70
,eh,cl he soldier belongs, and having lie siteHsa
o. =. MORMON. Governor Of Indiana 1
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Total 6i5 I6s.0Js

'UIII .s.s..s.sI'-'OIJ AVo,O"" tOf1J' 4'''"I'
Union majority last year. 1902; Unon majority hi
year. 5ll7; Union loss majority s,.92; Union os'
on vote, i62li Democratic loss vote, 1912. To,a
loss in vote. 23g30
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TIE MYsTEKlous MURDER.

youmenis in ths case wefo made YESTERDAY, although
nce the discovery Of the head tho pnho interest has
increased and large Numbers are continually ceiling
upon tho Coroner 10 view the remains. ihg pho'v'
., as taken a,e exposed in several public places Us
yv as al the Cvroners Office IN Montague Hal! oppo
site the Brooklyn City Hal.
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Q .he Aiso,il'ct Ffc,f
EErrHf-G.

MANY II the mon recently drafted in Wah-
ton have run of bib themselves. In Wow o. This fnei
irqnfi., were eccniY addressed 10 Fluyc-t Marshal
FRY wh1 rtul.ad. Drafted who !ali Ia ropor'
and DO OF scnsly enter tt~ army are NJ credited on
IA. quota A complementary dran viii Ice made !oi
any deficiency that eriss otter tho pFe"ehi dram
cpnpletsd"
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The Navy Department has received inforna
ton II ne capture Of tie schonnJ Waiehini
come tine during Sept,uiber. at tea. by th'
rulfeI States schooner Ar.eu-e-. She PIE
,en,lol 10 ie boafd from Se~ York Q" M1iamors- sid
having sprmg heck (a- her captain 'ays) vcs makins
ed .hgt her cGsgo consisted Of lumber and p';ro
leu,n oil but y hen ie vessel was searched scycTa
boxes OF arms were found aud The vessel wes therefore
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JAPAN HEWs.

Information has been received hero from
japan that our claims upon that Government ere In
far WAY OF being fsafsctoFy adjusted. TIC Japan -
(;o,eluisoni showing On smeabe dispJs.Ilcn 10 lha
end.
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THE RECENT STATE ELECTIONS
PENNsYLVANIA RLEITION.


FULL OFFICIAL VOTES OF TIE COUNTIES.
eDvEsyOR I s6J. Co.0'srs, 1851.
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LER'a PNOsiIgEs.

Lieut.. Chi. Alexander, Of tho Engineers, Chief
Of STAFF 70 Gsg, Barnard. Las besn o''0nsd ." "uiJ
, 1864-07-07
Commercial Postscript.

CHICAGO MAHKET-EVRNING B0AHD.
WEDNESDAY,, July 6. 10 p. H.. 1854.
The attendance at the Sherman House WAS fall. and
owpg to etll further advance In the rate Of gold,
blgser prices we're obtslnef-
TExAr opened steady and ttg, With BALES at an
adyau:e OF 43c per bu tbs onteide prices PAID on
'Chars.. Some ls3 900 bu changed hands 1t $2la9
for 10 l. aud 3:oatle for No Spring as follows
goo bu 10 Spring at 32l2: 1a.loo bu do at s213
$500 bu d, at 1880 bu do At s2.14; 1o0'bu No
9epring It R2oi; 50 900 br do at e?.aiH as,0 bu do
at t2G5; 6G0 bu do at 32o5H Is o0o bu do at Se1S
5Ip1 hu do early. Tin 4. o. d Co.s} At asH At the
slose the market ruled dull ut Gl@e and s2i2h
ze.13 for Nos and Spring.
Com was sicRdy at tho opening with sale1 OF NO
at 8l.s19l,nK, but closed quiet at 1l-soH@lSl.
About z 90 bu were sold Ut range Of ftom &1aa9
1ssx for No II soHa1s1H for No 2, and t1.25 for
Rejected. sblts we're ~ follows: LOCO bn No af
s1:sH; go bn do at q 81 900 bu No 1t ST.
1905 bu do at Il s14 IS 30 bu do at slst 2co bu do
at stsax 7t0 bu DO at 15B; 2.4oo bu Rejected 1T
OATS ruled steady buu qulst, with early sales at
Blc for No J. but closee hrm at 81Ac. The transac-
tors 1ncluds e 900 bn> No ut 6@82cs ~ touows:-
te00o bu at Sic 1900 bu ut 8lKc; 1000 bu at SC.
H1auw1Nks were dull at x1.7S@l. .I-closlng dull
with free eellers At 4t.73 for city packages Sales
were:-seo hrls at s7s; 800 brls at sl.sH 200 bfls
PRovfe1oss were held firmly but quiet. City
brands Ct Mess PORK were held at {t2.oo, Sales H.
clude Zoo hrls Prime Mess Pork at 3ao 10 boxes dry
sailed Hama at TIC. 49, ,,o
FIoCH WAS without At1ik1nx change bales Aou
H~Ja atf.adnr Th11su Mt