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THANKSGIVING.
Mrsrn1pAn pRocLAMATlov.

WTNIIITlL FBVDIAhA IIVN' :
Mayor Hoffman issues a proclamation for The %
ssrTance OF Thanksgiving Day which vii be found IN the
TRIBUNE advertising columns Mayor Booth OF Brooklyn has
also sled proclamation recommending tie people Of that
city g. suspend their ordinary aTOoatols upon tlal day and
unite IN religious observanccs
DIEHERs AND GIFIs TO THE POOR.
Al appeal has been made b the superintendent Of the i've
Points House OF Industry for contributions o. money clothing
for the aid Of the children OF that Institution.
The Episcopal Mission Lodging House (the st. Baruabas
House, VIII give Thanksgiving dinner 70 its inmates and the
managers desire 20 pFOyte for a. least c and children
The house 10 az No. 30I AulberrTst
The ladies' o. the Board % Managers Of the Patriot Orphan
Home located az Flushing intend celebrate Thanksgiving
Day the Home Friday the h inst instead of Thursday
The building is filed 20 is utmost capacity there being nearly
80 children its rolls We hope the Thanksgiving offer
ngs OF the people OF New York will he many and liberal that
the hearts these Christian ladies' he encouraged In their
good work and the children be made happy Thanksgiving
Day Contributions OF money provisions learn may be
the Superintendent a, the Home in Finishing before
TuesaaY eYening
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

rBLKaaAPH TRIBUNE
eli IS ior No spring sI5 RED Winter slt 50 Tor Waite,
Chicago spring . Com auto, and quOsiisn' uOminal Bsr
Icy Rye ard Peas rseve Csas hts steady 70 New
Troy and osny Wheat aud Pea Ise Corn ic Barley Rye
7o Dat, Ios. Lake mpos2oo boil. Flour s9oo bush Whss
pel,.oo S5 ToaT Wheat $500 bu,s Corn icOSS
TeLsPo strlos. West sLn;r' Est. sssas
fuS1..o Nv aGFoafssIe. ass Sb No. sprn, 8, GIL 80;
T SS Ass o7 - T.aas. gee: p 6SS& S 'n
Corsars 500 iuoi, Mixed 81 900 baih New ToIe
al ossss Rys 81 Pca.-csnIis 9 90 ioco 6a.h. Bar
Icy Mali at sIsa Pe!i sa9 Lard t.ai4ie wAaEy, 81 o.
Reehe,s g. Receipt, for pet q hoa-sGqI l3oos eS
bb Wheat bush Cora $50 aSs bush Oats te go bush
BALE ISL baih Rye bns. Peas 1i51o bush. Canal
p.n, fr a a ..i "a hour.-Four 5bs Wheat
Con- 81 .5Ol bush. o.t, 81. 500 bash.
Nav ORLEASs Nov 24COon active aad hghsr-'alss 4aO
bale, Low y ddlins =, SIC. ReesiPu 900 eaes .
saI lorsr sI at iSc Mo,,.,. Owl Inferior e pS
unehsusud' New foTk d Liverpool tdssths Hsyre sth
and "a e Or No closing "a IoS 81 for No and 81 sg
Tor 30 Corn opened strong a. an advance Of &C., bot closed
H. closing hrui for No. q Provisions dali Mess Pers
Hogs declined d3oc aud closd Moderately active at
% q % ba.h Wheat a. 200 do Cora 1900 DO os 800 Hogs.
Shipment, bb Flour 81 OOo bash Wbest Ooo 90
MLTaUTsE Nov s.-Flour dull whea, sc;iys e. % for
No. ald 81 50 for No Corr ,s.dy q sse Tor No. o., I'd
shipments to-day-s oo0 bbls Flour 5000 bush Whsst
S w SSE Dc. WINS SoHa HS s md
sales q, &c 99G 81 20 in gIS,, 'sesg' 'ohsad Mes
NuousTA Nov Auction ia bs,sri src. MiidnE 3e 'ale'
wS1aseroS C.. Nov 24cruds Turpsn'iu.-s ioI Yslo.
Dir sni % 50 Tor lizard Spirits Turpentne 66d6ee. etqsI
Tar 81 Is CotioR-5Os 45le Tor hiddhns' - -.
m ASagss1 At Si Nov -''''0n n'n'' ''f' o.
SIyasSSH Sov aL-Co irregular; Mdliinz 9laj2c
CaaSIETos Nov advanced lc sales Of 100 bales Of
MiddAng' al 81 dRe STOCK hsh-
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SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNESSEE

TENNESSEE.
QUALIFICATIONS OF yURoEs-A RADICAL UNION con-
yKNTIOY.
o. TrLE0sIPE TSE TRIBUNE
NASHVILLE, Nov ga bill to define the qualifications
of Jurors has passed both branches Of the Legislature tax
Ing eject from and after its passage The bill provides
that in all trials civil criminal in any Courts of Ten
nessee II shall be good ground of challenge for cause as
competency Of any juror that such person not quail
l6ed voter of this State
Tho bin also poyies that persons guilty of rape
defined by Tennessee statutes shall suffer death by hang
ing but the Jury usy commute the punishment 70 imprs-
onmeu' for not less than ten years OF more than ~ years
Fiv-seyen Radical Senators and Representatives will
tomorrow publith call for State Republican Union
Convention 10 Nashville on the I'D OF February
% nominate candidate for GoseTtcr u represent
tho Union men Of Tennessee.
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THE ADAMS EMPRESS ROBBERS.

MOTION IN ARREST OF JUDGMENT ovRRRULED-MoTIOS
FOR SEw TRIAL HELD IN RESERVE
CorrcsYondencs Of tins y. i. Tribune.
DAABUEY. Conn. Nov o. lsCG.
Judge LOOMS the presiding Judge of the Supreme
court has overrued the motion Of judgment filed
the rendition Of verdict by the counsel for the robbers Of
the Adams Express Company The motion made upon the
nnd that two Of the Jurors WHO named had stated be-
@ thew er rpAneod that Hey believed the prisoners to be
unity and N they were drawn jurors upon the trial they
ond c0ns them. Tie hearing upon the notion however
Jo the fact that hey had rot only made no such decara
lions hui u the deliberations Of Tie jury doubted the suciency
OF The evidence 10 and were the last TO consent 10 the
The ulre has reserved e motion for new hia for tho
decision of he Sumeme Court Of Euos which VIII be holden
M lreno ON tho third luesGay of next February and has
postponed the sentence OF Tie prisoners uLiI le question IN
Tolved and thomoton shall have been ny tht Court
In the meantue tie piisone repair ~ IA ~ uia 'OHH'
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
The vote IN this city the proposition 70 hold Con-
yention TO amend the Constitution Of the State was; Fol
the Convention, 305j; Against the Convention, 6,l93
IOWA.
We are indebted 20 the Hon James Wright Secretary
Of State Of Iowa for COPY Of the official vote for
Secretary of State and Members Of Congress- The figures
slightly differ from those Published in IHE TRIBUNE tow
days ago and are as follows:
For Secretary of State: Edward Wright Rep, 9l22l
). g. Van Anda (Dem 55,S5. Wrights majority 31,fl2
As several hundred votes east for f. d. Wright though
unqueshonaby intended for Edward Wright, thrown
out by the State Canvsssers, Wrghts majority does not
represent tue full Republican majority on tho State ticket
Stiles, the Republican Candidate for Supreme Court
Reporter, had majority of 81 ,6S6
The vote for Members Of Congress was as follows;
Dist C9agyan,a Elected Msj Dist congre',mea Ee'd Me-.
i j T. Wilson Rep 539 ". W LOuChridge Rep. 6O50
IL Hiram Price Rep 1857 V. G. NJ. Dodge Rep. 1873
Ill W b Allison Rep. 5OO2 VI A. w. Hubbard Rep 6O72
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MARRIED.

BIERsTApr-oSBoRN-In wsierTle, Wedas,ssy ID. ?l'l
ia. bv ,he RsT Dr. Meachu OF Oses Church Albert
B-d, % Ro,as Harper eldest daughter Of tue Hon Amos u
Osborn
HIII-aEROw-At Blooming Grove. Orange Co.. y; T. on
Wsdne,dsy Nov. "a By the Rev Warren iiahaNay thn W
Hul .f City HsnristtA v, daughter Of EIs "eTo"
ESQ. Of the former place.
IFNKIHs-PE Brooklyn wedaesdy Nov q o. the
Church By the Rev j. Clement French, sed oy
Rev Jsb AagusHs jenkins 20 Susie A. daughter Of
John Pearce, M. No cardG
STIMSON-WHEELEn-A the Unitsd States Legation, Paris
Friday Nov by tho Rev j. T. Davenport Lows smson TO
Candsee daughter Of Thoma NJ Wheesr all Of Nav York
By tho Rev Norman ssarer, d. D. Evos P. Wheeler Of New
Yok CRY 70 Lydia L. Hods-I daughter OF thu Hoa H. Hodges
of WsahinEton, ID. c.
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her brother, T. NJ PhspA Ma Mary 5Ei ofEahsnpsos Mas
In the relations o. wife, mother ead
Somanhood been more y aad bes eTersea than By
VII se death here recorded In and opinion always
pendent and earnest IA bearing uniting qu. dsay
sweees gent eness and mody IN her judgements Of others
Kind cArtsbe n her fsndhips sincere and
Christian fab never for mozeni altering BAT zIsasas
her pey with charming sincerity and snd win 1shy hls
fun Of beautiful devotion TO Sher Mira swift drew vey cssF
her al who aernsed 70 know her Bot ale has pej ss
earthly vision re and the tsntsr
ofutT'ug friends s'uAes snd ooihed By the thou s. A
spirit heTs dsaA ders bnt Thsf biBis tdss
ore sacr4dIy aud closely TO the loved within the ysB
o pseclarnm diem Gun id iud dynun snasofBm eo1cia
roeti
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MUSICAL.

COMMENCEMENT OF TUE ITALIAN OPERA SEASON.
The Italian Opera, under the direction Of Max
Mreck season 0. Ave weeks At Winter Garden
this evening Tie light and charming opera Crispino "a
COnNe will be performed the character OF CrDO being Ss
tanned D. the WodrcnoWned Georgia ROrc0 The public ~
splendid dti bi tonight the general curiosity VIII De G
fed and tbs great artist viii achieve triumph Toialy
comprehend tie greatness OF lis PRESENTATIONS as much nen
Ou must h ad % his acting 20 his singing Tor some OF ms
most brilliant points % effect bis byepay K0nconi VIII
b. supported By admirable cast consisting o. Mss Louise
Kellogg Signor Beih Sgnor Tesla and Sgnor Ant0nueci
We expect Winter Garden this occasion crowded TO
OVERLOOKING.
Tomoro ercning the opera company viii perform at tie
Academy OF Md,io Brooklyn.
MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS
This evening Messrs Batcman & Harrison will
give their third popular the Academy Of Music On
which occasion Miss Florence A. Rice Mr. Alfred H. Peasc
Mir j. Liscl trombone AID Mr. HeiAd mute VIII tlh Prl
MI Colby VIII preside a. the piano aud hr theodore lhoH
will conduct his excellent orchestra The programme wiz
be OF pleasing aud popular Character
CONCERT OF THE HARMONIC SOCIETY.
The Harmonic Society of New-York will perform
tic Oraioo OF Samson at the Plymouth Church Brooklyn
J Thomas and other artists will assist Mr. Ritter viii CON
duct the Oaioro aad tho members OF the Harmonic society
win perform the chOrusses.
CONCERT AT THE FRgyCH THEATER
Sgnor Antonio Farini will give grand vocal and
instrumental concert at the French Theser this evening He
will be assisted By Nine Bertha Johannsen Sgnor Msecat
Herr j. Pollock Herr H. MOlenhauer, M ". Dresser, and
the su!l Colona Singing Society.
MORNING CONCERT AT sTEISwAY's HALL.
Mr. Alfred IL Pease and SignOr Severini will give
their first Morning Concert at Stnways Hal this morning
Colby From the social position Of these artists large fnd
attendance Is expected
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JEFrEEsoy MARK-T rorIcF COURT.
Az OLD OrreypEe CAUGHT kc.,y-ou Fri5a

Az OLD OHESDEG CAUGHT A14ty.-On Friday
morning entered tie ewery sorc Vi Hr Frederick
Vilke No III Prime and said they Wsred &c. somo
watches OF the very best description. While Mr. VIM was
about getting tue which contained his best watches he
heard The slam violently and turning round the two
men running away. He Instantly Jumped the counter and
pursued them Mith the assistance vi an officer who happened
to Tie chase and Who suspected that oe something
nisi OF lie hieNrs arrested the other making his
escape having taken different direction when the officer
gen1g t"n discovered the prisoner had in
RI THREE Wschcs which bir VINE few DAYS before
had received Ba Baol Go. to repair md which
hanging up IN store when tho two mon come In When
brought before Justice Lodv I'LL Saturday last ne thief
recognized being old offender having served several
terms In Sing Sing md being known 10 the police as Josh
MoCloskey alias Joseph Ms Tue prisoner was eonn''eu io'
III nI I-lI
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TIE INDIANS.
ans oHzYRSErs AID THE SMOKY HILL ROUrR-FRESH
DIFFICULTIES.

THE OHEYESETS AID TTR SMOKY HILL RoUTR-FRESH
DIFFICULTIES.
sr r.LzaRAPH 70 rHK
LEAgEywORIH, Kansas, Nov. 24,-Ihe Junction CITY
Tai3r SAYS thai the Cheyenne Council has been closed
it IS reported that the tribes concentrating at Big
Crock on the Smoky Hill route and their principal chief
Black Kettle has told employees Of the Overland Company
that nothing has boon said any Of their treaties about
1be SmoSy Hill I0ute, and that they should Not be per
piel 10 use H. The presents distributed on tho
nth lest. Two settlers, named Fox and Bekhap,
while hunting BuaO Creek tributary OF The RepuD-
lean wore mot by a party OF Indians, who acted
an tie most friendly The parties exchanged va
fous nkets but a. they we're about 10 separate In
s escape The moeasns left behind were peculiar to the
Cheyennos Auapshocs Siouxs, but the impression IS
that they were paTnees or Aloes'
REPORT OF TflR COMMISSIONERS IN KANSAS.
NJ r,taea,PH TO 1iIs rHrBvsz
& WASHINGTON. d C., Nor. 25.-Thc Hon. L. v.
ory Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Yesterday received
letter dated Fort Zerah Kansas Nov - from Charles Bogy
and - L. irwin SpeciaI Uned States Indian Agents They
report that the principal chiefs Of tie Chycnnes had como IN
council held on the 18Th and insts all matters Of
smscnts 10 the treaty murders and depredations
committed by the Chyeanes since the signing OF the treaty
cre referred TO- aod demand made for the surrender OF the
Indians who killed Mexican the place where they were
assembled the day previous the arrival OF he agents Inc
t Of the acts and their for peace and said
that The be vas no esPonss be- iS5 S I a re , G9e
accountability the United States failed to redeem its
Ses % dbTsn ne esprd Al Sand Cree The agents
urge that these children possible be found aud returned TO
them.
The any goods for the Arapahoes were distributed to them
tho Itch inst. -
The Goods for the Cheyennes will be brought forward as soon
a. possible and distributed 90 them %
fhs aeep estimate the number Of the Indians follows
Arsp1hoes $500; Cheyenues, 4JQ0 APaehes, 500 . -
ne aea, lad Interviews the 9ih instant with two Ca
Fnanee Chiefs men OF Pen Bears and Moywa
or shaking Hand They repgted that the prisoner "a tte boz
in possession Of Pabenan ikah or Rising sun VIII be de-
lyerel m ard a spring wagon was sent after him
Ia regard other prisoners Ten Bears said QUEEN ali
yah r ksg DrnkRg the Chief who had them had little
lie ri aus wonld not listen 70 reason
he srs eogd not tell result would be but had
ysso 20 anticipate diligently with the Camsnehes and
Kowas they be brought 10 terms even can be
accomplished without war.
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pEArH FaoM AY oyERposE oF MoRPnlNE.

On Saturday Coroi'>r Cover held an inquest at the
Emigan Hospital Wards and on the BODY Of James Nc.
Carly an infant only month OLD hooded on the effect
an overdose Of morphine The mother OF child was recently
plaeed in the Insane Asylum and the infant m sent t Tie
Surserv attached the Emgrant Hospital lie very rt-
less and one Of the nurses named Anne Appel gave infant
of a potion composed Of morphine Tue
soon elected The poison from his stomach and The rcuaGef
the nation was then administered causing nseusih'y and
within an hour AFTER death poet norton examination was
made and the internal organs were found much tongce
cansed y INC pOison The Jury rendered verdict t the
deceased came 10 lis death by poison by morphine giscn ~
Anne ppe an inmate OF the Institution aud We deem The sad
Appel severely censuabe for administering SAM morphine
nj lout aut
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NBW-HdFEN.
FUNERAL or JAMES BRBwsTEI

FUNERAL or JAMES BREWSTER.
% THIBuSr
NBw-HAvgS, Conn, Nov. 2i.-The funeral of Mr.
James Brewster took place today A. II O'Clock there was
meeting o. members OF the cauiagemaEug craft AZ the
Merchants Exchange 81 which appropriate resolutions
passed At clock the city flag raised % hall mast aud
the business generally suspended IN tie city Many disin
guhed mon attended the North Church where The Rev,
Leonard Bacon delivered abeau culogy the other services
bling conducted by the Rev William j. Ests The poll bear
chosen from most substantial Of the
same age OF Mr. Brewster the tine Of bis dCaihsr.
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MOZART SCHOOL ooSvESTroYs.
CANADA.

THE HURON AID ONTARIO SHIP CANAL-HEAyY Snow
STORM.
NJ TELEGRAPH TBIBrNK
TORONTO Nov 2j-The Council Of SimeOo have passed
resolution by large majority voting t0OOOO to-day,
toward the construction OF the Huron and ontario Ship
Canal.
There heavy storm here yesterday afternoon.
The steamers are laying up for the Winter.
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MARYLAND.

A COMMITTEE OF THE LEGIsLATURE Is CONFERENCE
WITH GOV. SWAMI.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-A committee Of the members Of
the Legislature waited on Gov. Swsun last night The
conference was private, but it now conceded that
no special session will occur until after the next regular
session which commences January 10, and lasts only
80 days Some difference Of sentiment exists as 10 the
wisdom Of this action.
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Tn Iran nnd sterI NInnufacturer..

TIE propso and sssnsss the several letters patent sa.d e
H.nry and Robert Mushst Of England sni to VILLAS
Kelly and others Of this country. for the manufactured
IRON AND sTEkI4
Nv their y,ou, processes the United States have Tor the rurpsss
Of ,,odux all conflict said pasut consolidated aeis
interests appointed undersigned Fruss' and are now prepared
to sr.n License, Manufacture sud Sac under the various sszs
Pson and % fash nOrnston and worAs ds"nP
The and toughne and perfect homoseney ne
BEsSEMER PNEUMATIC CAST STEEL and the Comparative
vel tie already enornols ees
sumption well known 20 yon 20 require CONNECT
The BE- Witnessed the works OF hesss NtssSv
GTisyvoldG Holey, at Troy.
Further and particulars OF cost tnu'teas
obtained BY addressing either OF the uneened
john b. MlNSLOW. Toy, n = =
John A. GRIsN0LD Troy, \. ~ Trafess
u. J. MORRILL, tohnsto~n, Pa
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On Saturday evening, gen.
esl occurred in the saloon OF Cornelius Murphy the
Of ThryeigthSt aad Broadway between Patrick
McCafrey, Daniel Mclaughlin, John Fogary John Meany
and number Of other rough characters number Of pistol
shots fred and Patrick McCarey shot in the ankle
and Mclaughlin the neck Neither OF the wounds dan
gerous number OF the Twenty ninth Precinct Police arrived
the after the aud arrested Mccartney and
Fogary The reminder Of the crowd made their escape
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TIKI GOLD ROBBERY 1t has been ascertalned thai
= Osborne the young man charged with tho robbery OF so'
from Messrs Hall Dodd Co. has been living with Eon'l
Cor some time past whom be- claims Is his vita The yau
~ oJ stolen viii reach the sum Of $4,000 portion OF wien
was found a his residence lie has hercoiore ENJOY ed
Gdence Of bis employers and the e,teem q sfso ouN "
friands
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CASUAL TIES.

SINKING OF A PROPELLER AND Loss oP LIFs.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
DETROIT Nov. 2J-The steamship Milwaukee and
Lake superior propeller Lac Ia Dele colcd Pridny might
81 Clair River the propeller sinking IN i've minutes The
engecr named james Evans aud ooarcd waiter were
drownl The Lac IA Dele valued at t2nO00. and was
insured IL $1,000 She had large cargo OF copper and rOh
Esh d Leeu me
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1ArNnH OF A STEAMSHIP.

D. TELrGEAPH THz rEiBrSf.
= Rosrox Nov. g5-The new steamship Ontario, for
Gle Bo ard Ive-poo Inc launched az Newburyport
.ieav She -oe several haWsers and finally brought up ~
The mu the opposite side OF the river Shc WIS uoael
bg unaiGscd this moraing ,.e 4,
Contracts arc Icing msds Tor three more steamships Of the
Same Class 20 DO named tho Ere Huron ana SUPERIOR W 70
kua direct bstTssa Boston and LIVERPOOL
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ARKANSAS

UNITED sTArBs SENATOR ELECTED.
~ TELxGkAPH
MEMPHIS Nov special dispatcht to The Ara'aHehs
from Little Rock Ar says that the Arkansas Legsla-
4uro has elected dc Hon j. T. Jones Of Philips County
United States Scna'o- to-day.
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TX EAST FIGHrY.sIXTu-ST.

At u O'Clock a. N. yesterday fire was discovered
in old twostoy frame building at No 10 kast Eighty
sirtst occupied carpenter shop hy Dcnr Lent 10
was c1igshed Loss aboui go insured The FIRE
Wa without donbt The work ol on ncendary
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Henry Ward Beecher Is wrting q story Coz m,

Nec Tork Ledg It's publication will extend through several
months. The following are che particulars
LEpGRE OFFICE 40 90 BEEKNANsL, .
HEw.YORK Nov IS 1866.
REV Henry WARD BEECHER-Dsar Sir: Does the inelosed
OF your Ledger story meet views as TO the
time OF commencing its pubicationl Please LEI me know at
once as make the in the number OF
The Ledger which i row going 10 press.
1uiy yours ROBERT bonner
BEECHkES Reilly.
BEOOKLYN, Nov Is, 1866
Mr. ROBERT BONNER-Dsdr Sir: The announcement OF
which Won send me proofcopy il correct hope to put
enough manuscript your hand TO enable you 10 begin the
story early in the year lS6I.
l am truly yours HESEr WAEp BErcimR
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DEATH OF A VETERAN OF THE WAR OF 1872

BoSros Nov. 25.-Mr. James johnson, one OF me
remaining Of the OF 1912 died ye'eIiy az ~
residence tn Winchester aged years lie served VIZ
tgc0n Lieutenant IN the ThetA Regulars ~ zen WI
sons Chateangay onu IN AZ Pa,pZ aaa "ISt V'' 1e''
o the
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KANSAS

NJ TELEGRAPH rHB TRIBUNE
IKAyESwoRTH Nor. 4-SenAtors Ross and fomsfoy
I'd Renresontatiye Clarke have left for Washington
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FATALLY BURNED.

An inquest was yesterday held at the Ne"-ioTk
Hospital by Coroner Naumann on the body Of Edward HUBERT
who was 40 badly burned in the distery Of Messrs Gordon
Fellows Mcmillan No 81 New 81, on Friday morning mat
he died on SATURDAY night in the above institution Prom tue
testimony OF the engineer Robert H. Wuhs II would appear
ai the deceased entered Of the stills for toe purpose OF
eharepg IL Tor the night the liquor having been witdrn"h
he bore In his hand lighted kerosene lamp and e"nee
rd thai tho yapOr arising from the still must have ged
cTnoded verdict OF accidental death rendered DE
ceased was a native Of the United States aged - years
oHOKED WITH A PIECE or MAT
Shortly before midnight on Saturday colored
man named Thompson choked to death by piece Of meat
lodging his throat while eating at the house OF end ~
Cnrnner XlldeY.
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Farnlfnre
THE LATEST Styles CONSISTING "
PARLOR DININ8-ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES,
In God Waasi Msys retailing al msaaesofs prsss
=. n. KRUTlNA'S
MASrFACTORY AND WARERo0Ns,
Nos. ~ and rs Esst Iloustons'..
Between boweTy anu sseonasye.
Al Goods wtusnisd
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

The official returns of the full vote in all the towns in
the State have been received They foot up follows
Alexander H. Bullock $50
Theodore H. Sweeser. ..26tIl
Scatterns ----. lOV
Gov. Bullock's majority over all is 6, 2O9.
The remainder Of the State ticket has about the same
majority.
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KANSAS CITY, MO, NOV. 2o.-lne large iouf-Storl
warehouse ard grocery commission house Of Chick Co. and
Scott Cutler Co IN lee burned az clock this morn
ing The loss estimated 500 90 about two thirds 81
which Is covered by insurance Two clerks employed by Click
Co. named Quest and Ricketts, IN attempting g. escape from
the building were suocsed and their bodies consumed An.
other named Hughes jumped from third story window
and severely injured The fire the wok 81 an In