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From San Francisco.
Extensive Robbery -. Five Liber,
McXican Generals Shot.

Extensive Robbery Five Liberal
Mexican Generals shot.
SAN FRANCISCO, November ii. - About
three o'clock yesterday morning, two dis
gused men entered the Office of the What
Cheer House, where only the clerk was in
charge. They knocked him senseless by a
blow on the head, took the key from his pock-
ct, opened the safe, robbed it of $4,000 in
gold. The robbers then escaped unmolested,
and no trace of them has yet been discovered.
Letters from Acapulco to the Sd, state that
the FrcEch garrison at that place had been
strengthened by the arrival Of 400 men from
MaZatlan.
Late news from Michoaean states that the
French collected considerable force and scat
tered the Juarist forces, capturing five Liberal
Generals-Generals Ortega, Paraparas, Dietz,
Salazar and Tonorozo. who were subsequently
shot. This angered General Alvarez, who
proclaimed the life of any captured French or
Imperial General forfeited.
WEATHER AND MARKETs-DEATH OF HON. r..
c. wYIIE. HONOLULU MINISTER OF FOREIGN
AFFAIRS.
Weather rainy; trade quiet. Boots and
shoes advanced IL per cent. Sales of 10000
pounds California brown leaf tobacco at lie.
Honolulu dates to October 9th state that X.
c. Wyie. Minister of Foreign Affairs, died on
the 18th.
The second coOlie vessel, bringing go Chi
nese coolies. arrived. Several others had ar
rived bringing such reports caused further
apprehension for the safety of the Arctic fleet.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK. November Is.
Railway speculation was rather firmer with a
little more demand for stocks. The strongest
shares were Northwestern common, Pittsburg
and old Southern. The operations were light,
as usual on Saturdays, at the session of the
Open Board.
The market for railway shares was gene
rally dull, but quite steady. Northwestern
common shares have been the only feature of
the railway list throughout the day. and pur-
chases to the amount of 5000 shares have
caused an advance of l u per cent. The fol-
lowing We're the closing prices: Erie, 915s
Hudson, 1851; Michigan Southern, 161s Pitts
burg, 933i; Northwestern 1851; do. preferred,
6531.
Gold closed at 1863.
Governments remain very firm, and gold
bonds are 1s5L per cent higher.
State bonds are quiet and steady.
Miscellaneous anc coal stocks firm,
Money easier at per cent, with exceptional
transactions at per cent.
There is very little activity in petroleum
stocks to-day. The market closed at the fol-
lowing rates: Pithole. 1850; Mckinley, 215;
Bradley 100; Manhattan, 30.
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referred . special COMMITTEES. via. Messrs.
vavtsr. Williams, Eoyss, Niles spd Bssson.
Mr. Hor1's. No 2l5. amending section "a Of
the General Practice Act
Mr.. Hyau's. No. 2Is, Amending section Of
an set 70 discourage the Keeping Of sheep kill
ing dogs.
Mr.. Bsnnett's. No. 220, disqusIifying certain
persons from voting In this State
Mr. Bonhsm's. No. 22l, for the punishment
Of officers Of election Who receive Illegal votes
Mr.. Horde, No. 20. fling the time Of hold
ing Courts 10 the hrs, Judicial Circuit: referred
% Special Commiftee. via. Mes-rs. Hord,
Allison. Downey, HYATT and Ns.tsr.
Mr.. BENEFITS, No. 223, authorizing married
women under age TO join their husbands in the
conveyance Of real estate
Mr.. BOnham's No 224. concerning change Of
venue.
Mr. Hord's. No 225 ,olcernipg deposition Of
persons 10 their own behalf
Mr.. Cobb's. No. 225. concerning the dividing
of counties into townships.
gEryrKsos COUNTY couRrs.
Mr. Alison's bill No is5. changing the time
Of holding the Circui. Court in jefferson county,
wss, on his motion. laid on the table
STANDING COMMITTEE.
The PRESIDENT. pro fempore announced
the following changes IN the Standing Commit
tees Of the Senate. rendered necessary by the
vacstion of bis place on the Committees named,
on account Of bis election TO preside In the
Senate:
Jadiciary-Mr. Allison
Federal RelafioRs-Mr Reagan.
Edueafion-Mr Ward.
Rights and Privileges Of the Inhabitants Of
The Sfais-Mr Terry.
ELeefons-Mr. Cullen.
State Prison Mr. Richmond in the place OF
Mr.. Peden (the predecessor of Mr.. Reagan Of
Henry county.
Mr.. WILLIAMS suggested that all the
changes but the last one named were not called
for. as the President pro tenn Mr Dunning had
not yet been excused BY the Senate from serving
en- Committees
Mr.. DUNsING (Mr Oyler in the Chain
appealed to the Senator from Knox Mr. Will
liamsl to make the motion 20 excuse him.
Mr.. WILLIAMS declined to make such a
motion-he hoped the Senator would not be
excused.
Mr.. BROWN, of Wells, moved that the
President pro ten Mr. Dunningl be excused
from serving on the standing Committees Of the
Senate
The motion was agreed 10.
The Senate then concurred in the changes 10
the Committees, as proposed by the President
pro TEN.
SESSION HOURS.
On motion of Mr.. VAwTER. it was
Ordered That when the Senate adjourn, Il stand ad
Iourned till Monday, O'Clock p. IN.
IL being announced that the Calendar was
clear Of all bills except those on the third read
ing
The Senate adjourned
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Prize Fight POstpOned..Sec Onstruc.
tiOn-.PrestOn Kings Body not yet
EnnnA.

NEW YORK. November.-The great prize
tight for the championship of America and
$1,000. between James Elliott, of this city, and
Bill Davis, Of California, which was to have
come of on Tuesday next, near Philadelphia,
has been indefinitely postponed, on account OF
a misunderstanding between the parties. Both
men are in fine condition, and it is generally
understood that the fight will take place vet
somewhere in Pennsylvania,
The Post special says the subject of recon
struction was under consideration at Cabinet
meeting Yesterday. The President is said 10
be dissatisfied with the conduct of leading men
Of the South, many Of whom he has par
doned.
The body of man found in Hudson river
to-day was at first supposed TO be that Of Pres
ton King. but proved TO be that Of a German.
The opinion that the body will not be found
gains ground.
Preparations for the reception OF General
Grant, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. on Monday
next continue, regardless Of expense.
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NEW YORK, November 1S.-The Rebel At
tOrney General, George Davis, who arrived
here ON Wednesday from Key West. where he
was arrested. was sent to Fort Lafayette yes
terday. Gen. Joseph +. Johnston, Of the late
Rebel army, is in New York TO arrange the or
ganizaton of his new Express Co.
The fenian brotherhood have opened an Of
flee in large building on Union square.
The steamship load of female emigrants pre-
Vi0usly announced to leave for Washington
Territory. is expected to start next week
The TribuneS Washington special saws:
The President has plainly ntimated that he
will hereafter show greater discrimination in
pardOns.
Among the visitors at the White House YES
terday was notorious ex-rebel General. who
insisted ON sending in his card with the request
that the President Immediately grant him pri
vate Interview. The President returned the
card. with verbal message that he considered
the request impertinent. and could not accede
TO it.
Among the applicants for pardon is Martin
j. Crawford, formerly prominent member OF
congress from Georgia, and a prominent rebel
during the rebellion.
The Uorid's special SAYS: There were a
large number of pardon seekers and other
visitors were at the White House to-day. The
President, however. had given orders not to
allow them In the lobby, as he was too much
engaged TO see anybody. They contended
themselves by inspecting the East room.
A guard of soldiers who have been stationed
around the White House for the last two wears
were yesterday, by order of the President, re-
moved.
The HerdldS special says: kilograms were
received last night by the President General
Fisk and the Freetlmen's Bureau, signed bv
seven or eight of leading influential men Of
Tennessee, which demonstrated against the an
ucipated removal of the supervising officer of
the aboyenamed Bureau, now on duty in
that State and the appointment Of a civilian of
the state intsead.
The Mexican Times of the 27th saws: Emil
grafton from the United states is increasing.
Two large estates situated in the Rio Verdi
in the department of san Luis Potosi have
been rented for six years by Mr.. Wood for the
cultivation Of cotton. This gentleman has
gone 10 the United states TO procure the neceS-
sary agricultural implements and machinery 10
carry his object into effect
Ii l. said that during the absence of the Fm
peror in lucatan the Empress will reside IN
Puebla and it, vicinity. The stories got up bv
malignants that il j. plan To rid the country
Of imperial dignity are the most idle fabrica-
lions.
The Commercials Washington letter saws.
Accounts have been received ut the state be-
partment clearly brining home 10 British Off
GERS the charge Of knowingly and wilflllv
countenancing the departure Of the Alabama
on her piratical cruise. Ii j. shown that :
Price Edwards. Collector at Liverpool, permit
ted her 10 start, after orders from the FOREIGN
Office 10 deiain her, and that he permitted
portion Of her crew TO join her after their con-
fession 10 the surveyor Of the fact that they
were going 10 join the glnboat.
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Intervention i'm Mexican Affairs.
Treasury Affairs..Cheroke De.
pose ohm ROss..L dies Petition for
the Release of DaviS..The Haytien
Difficulty settled.

NEW YORK. November lS.-The New Or
leans Times Of the 9Th SAYS in relation 10 naval
and military preparations. ETC.: We have in
formation we are not at liberty 10 divulge.
giving confederation TO these rumors We
hesitate not 10 predict that unless the French
troops be removed from Mexico before Christ
mas. there will De active Intervention in behalf
Of the liberals, and the national policy Of the
United states will be indicated.
The Commercials special SAYS: Secretary
Mctulloch will soon again exercise the power
conferred upon him by the act Of March last.
and offer 10 fund all compound interest bearing
legal tender notes at par. with accrued interest.
INTO 3Vs al a fixed price. There will be no
limit a. 10 time for subscription.
Speaker ColfaN arrived this morning lie
VIII be Serenaded tonight.
The therokee> have deposed John Ross and
pr.-lalined Downing a. chief. with the appro-
baton 81 our Government.
The Richmond Wig saws. the ladies Of that
city are circulating petition for the release OF
Jen. Davis. They think a. several month.
NAV elapSe before his trial. the President NAV
De induced 10 parole him in the same way As
other state prisoners.
The Herdids HAVANA correspondence Of
the l-th says; The Government has dispatched
three war steamers 10 look after wrecks be-
tween The Cuba and Florida coasts.
lhe Hayten troubles are announced a. set
! tied, by the United states and British officials
me declaration Of war between spain and
INN created no excitement IL was not
thought that shot would be fired. Captain.
ueneral Lusuna l. looked for next month
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From Washington.
The Indictment Against Gen. Baker.

WASHINGTON, November 1s.-Mr. Baker, a
detective Of the War Department, against
whom indictments have been found for rob-
berry. Imprisonment and extortion, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cobb being the plaintiffs. appeared In
Court this morning and gave bell In the sum
Of 81 300 for his appearance. The trial il 10
take place on the second Wednesday in Decenl-
Der. l.. p. stanton l. his counsel.
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From Texas
Gov. Hnmil ton Displaces the City Of
liciaIs of San AM min.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-Goy. Hamilton has
displaced the elected city officers Ia san An
tonic. Texas, and appointed others instead.
The old COnncil protested because they deemed
il violation Of the organic laws Of the civ
and in derogation of the rights Of the citizens.
who ought 70 DE their own municipal rulers.
and who ought 10 be consulted in the selection
% their officers.
Gen. III. II. Bee i in the City Of Mexico.
The Galveston Bulletin saws the regular line
vessels between that city and Bremen has been
re-established. Ii believes there will he food
Of Germans into the state during the coming
wear
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Rates OF Advertising.

Advertisements Inserted a longer time than three
will Be charged proportional 10 the three mouths
scale.
teal notices. six lines and under, On So; more than
six nes and ess than ten. - co. over ten lines, 20
csf.s per line each Insertion.
All transient and occasional Advertiser ents and Local
yotice. must be paid Tor In advance.
Marriage notices. 81. Funeral notices. si.
No advertisements with cuts will be taken.
The rates Of advertising 10 the weekly sentinel will be
half tue rates charged In the Daily Herald for week
longer time
tract Hi be charged for the time inserted according TO
the above rates.
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BOSTON, November 1s.-Elijah johnson.
Sanes Brown and John Davis, convicted OF
nlgnWAs robbery, by the garroting process,
were to-day sentenced 10 fifteen years impri,-
onment each, in States Prison.
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44TH INDIANA LEGISLATURE
Special Session.

HEroErEp HERALD a Z. ". "A. nAArIEs
Omissions and curtdilments Of these Re
ports. Tor rant Of space ia these columns, trfl
be printed ia the Brerier Legislature reports.
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FaoTkoTlos I'D

Mr. cox introduced bin III X. No 223l
for an act 20 prevent the killing OF BIRDS.
IL shall not DC lavful for aoy per-oa a. any
tine to kill OF pursue Eiih latent 10 Kill on the
premises Of another. any public highway
or common, any spauo-, robin. b neeirt, mar
ma. thrush. hooking -blri. swallow. msacos
lark. oriole red bird. cat-bird. j.y bird. pesee.
baTn-swallow, dove or flicker Penalty not less
than two collrrs nor more than ten doilsrs.
IL VAS referred TO The { mmittse on Agrcul
tare
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Etc, Etc, Eft

A Prominent IL bel Sent To Fort La.
fayette--Thc President and Par.
dOns..Gen. EiSiH's de pa RI mcnt =. T. I'm =
igratiOn To Mediterranean Britain
ana the Privatecr Ala bama.
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THE WEEKLY SENTINEL

sdsanee.
" TEo paper sent without the money, continued
a longer time than paid for.
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dsnFeion Of real estate soId By the Cosanis
soners Of ne Sinking Fuad, abd providing that
no,ice shall be given nofissgors or their as
sgbess IN case -here szles have been made
Us extends The line from sixty TO ninety days
Il was referred 20 The COMMITTEE On the SAX
ing Puno.
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BOOK PRINTING.

Our Book Room l. well stocked with new tyne and NE
keep on hand an extensive stock q Book Paper witch
purchased al the very lowest wholesale prices coansry
puoshsrs would DO well 20 send In their pam phies
- cur facilities viii enable d. IL AZ such rates A.
VIII allow them reasonable profit. We shall make
this branch OF our business speciality, and persons
leaving rs their orders can depend upon neat, clean
JOB.
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BOOKS AND PAPER
w IL O L Z - AL L

500 DOZEN 'rrl11Rs-
so DOZEN RKADKRs
500 DOZEN GEoeRAPHrRx,
300 DOZEN GRAnnARs.
1000 REAAs WHITING PAPER,
1000 Rams wRAPPIxe PAPK8.
sooREAMs vIAI PAPKRs.
l.ooo. oooESvELOPEs
so DozKN BUTTLKs INK,
- GROSS BoxNKT BoaKp9,
so DoZKN sLATKs,
5000 SLATE PxxCII1,
Cincinnati or Chicago Wholesais Price,.
Bowen. Stewart - Cs.fs
psvl d9 ruDIANAFoLI1. I'D
MN aEEAIb nsDkEf : pssssss6 = - 49,
il alDes b ~ sfylesl
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DRY GOODS.

T FL Z
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pocKrr ZEE.
STATE PRIsox NORTH

Mr COFFRO1H submitted resolution d.
recting the Committee on the State Prison North
TO inquire into the expediency of fixing by Law
the distances from the several COUNTIES 10 the
State TO said prison, whereby the mileage OF
Sheriff. conveying eouvicts to said prison may
be determined.
IL wac adopted
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Railroad Printing.

Ocers Of railroads will consult the interests Of the
same by calling At the Herald nice and leaving
their orders for work. portion Of our
material has been selected
with reference 20 this
class Of
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BILL HEADS

or various Sizes neatly printed nicely ruled paper
and at the very lowest living rates.
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We have connected With cur absemeni six presses
In full blast, which enable o unlimited
number Of impressions per day. and which give great
advantages over other establishments.
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0Mr. GREGORY, of Warren. introduced bill
II. X. No. 22i for an act to amend the 18th
section of An act containing several provisions
regarding landlords. lessons and lessees, APPROX
Ell May Is. le52. LandordS &c. may hold
liens on growing crops which shall not be i'm
paired by any credit OF The tenant
Ii vas referred 10 the Committee on the Judi
ciary.
REDEMPTION.
Mr.. NEwC0MB introduced bill II. Z. No.
~ for an act extending the time for the re-
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PARSONS, MACAULEY & Co.,
INDIANAPOLIS.

nFFER TO THE TRADE . fine selscslon Of Foods
At the lowest prices Of Chicago Cincsnnsfi or usv
York. Our Line of Stationery consists IN part q
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Envelopes,
Letter Paper,
Note Paper.
| Legal Cap,
Record Cap.
Bill Cap.
Eng. Blot. Paper,
Eng. Blot. Pads,
Arnold's Inks,
French Cop. Inks
Dayid's Blue Ink.
David's Black Ink
Puretarminc Ink,
Faber Pencils,
Star Pencils,
Union Pencils.
Carpenters do.
Rubber Goods,
Steel Pens.
Pen Holders.
Sealing Wax,
Ink stands,
Copying Presses,
Pen Racks,
r. D. Boxes.
| Envelope Boxes,
Letter Openers,
Chess Boards.
Cray0ns,
States.
Rhodes Oil Boart
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Steam Presses.
We have connected With cur establishment sx presses
In full blast, which enable CT unlimited
advantages over other establishments.
StereOtyPing
for Publishers, promptly ssss.s.d 10.
-
DTPersons In want Of any as.erpsiso Of ,-,,,,,,
non label 70 mammoth pssssr. sho1iS ns, ~. =, -
sf The Herald JOB Roous ' -'' " 60
&exn voft done last When promised
,.,un RG HUTCHINSON.
trrvPristsfs.
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Mr. BUSklRk introduced bill RI. X 220l
FOR an act TO limit the number of grand jurors
aud 10 poin, out the mode OF their selection
defining their jurisdiction and repeating all con
htcting laws. 50 To give grand jurie> in the
Courts Of Common Pleas and Justices of the
Peace in cases OF nsdemeaDor where the pen
atty does not exceed three dollars
Mr.. b. proposed on Tuesday morn
ing 10 have test vote on itis bill. because if
this bill passes number of provisions in our
Statutes will have 10 be changed
IL was passei 20 the second reading
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Mr. HOWARD from the same Committee
returned Mr.. Foulke's bill III R. No 1891 to
enable turnpike directors to change the time of
their elections, with an amendment adding to
the last clause this:
Provided such time shall not be fixed more
than ninety days beyo the time now desig mated
for such election in the act or acts of incorpora-
ton under which said company exercises its cor
porste powers
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Blank Books.

We have very complete assortment Of paper for Blank
Books, which will be bound in such manner as viii
insure complete satisfaction. The atten-
ton OF County officers Is especially
called 10 this branch Of
our business
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Nj MEREDITH introduced bill III. r
gig for ar act 10 repeal sections 43 and "a Of
the act prescribing who NAV make will and what
may be devised and the effect thereof: the ad
mission 10 probate and the effect thereof. &c
IL was referred to the Committee on the Judi
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BOOK AND JOB OFFICE

Is Of the most complete aud extensive In the West
Cur Facilities in TYPE, STEAM POWER PRESSES, and
materials pertaining 10 printing ofce such that
execute all descriptions Of printing low prices
any establishment In the West, and In the NRATEST
STYLE OF THE ART. which not fail TO give entire
satisfaction.
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SCHOOL MONEY

On motion of Mr.. RHOAD5 the regular
order OF business suspended and tile House
took up the consideration of bis bill Il. X 1891
to provide for the distribution of the interest on
the School, Sinking and Trust Funds. for the
support OF Com mon Schools
The bill comes back from the Senate with an
amendment. striking out the word Funds" and
inserting revenue in lieu.
The amendmen, was concurred in.