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CHIcAso, Oct. l6.-The Chicago Times
this morning claims that Mrs. Lincoln, for
more than a year, patronlzed dlngy little
pawnbroker's shop at 80 South Wells street.
in this CITY. Among the articles Mrs. Lin
coin pawned there, according to the Times,
is said to be the dress she wore at Ford's
Theatre on the night Mr., Lincoln was as
sassinated. She reported 70 the broker that
the dress cost 1926. She got $50 for it
Mrs. Lincoln always made the, bargains her
self, and represented that she VS. lady
stopping at the Clifton House. The pawn
broker. Mr. DOYLE. thinks he paid her ST 300
for goods he disposed Of
NASHVILLE. Oct. IL The Press and
Tribune ,his A N. publish ascard from Gov.
Brew,llow. addressed to the me nibers of the
legisl.tnte, in which he ANNOUNCES himself
a candidate for United States senator
BLooMISGroN, H.. Oct. 16.-The state
association of the county superinse fdents of
schools convened at Rayer Hail. in this city,
Yesterday. g
DrsvoIsrs, Iowa, oct. l6.- We now
have returns II counties. giving republi
can majority of 25,T24 E'Ta
SpsTvGFIELp.t HI. October ls.--Austin
Brooks. formerly of the Quincy Herald, has
accepted a position on the editorial staff OF
the State Register and enters his new field
| of labor ateoee-s ,Ezt. $50
NEw York, Oct. l6.--A proposition to
raise subscription for Mrs. Lincoln's bene-
| fit has received her sanction. About 500
| letters have been addressed to prominent
I nolitieians and colored clergymen calling
| upon them for donations. 4 book has also
been opened in Mr. Brady's room, in Broad
| wav. where her Wardrobe IS on exhibition,
for the same purpose. The sum of $1,000
was subscribed, yesterday, By thirteen indi
| viduals in amounts varying from "a cents
to 500, ,sr-os 81. II s..4 s =, ,.,slc..- .asz
A row occurred recently at a radical nom
| mating convention, in Williamsburg, Va.
between d. B. White, q radical stuInper and
an ex-eolonel of negro troops and q
candidate for the convention, and 2 negro
named DR.. Norton. another candidate. Nor
toms friends rushed on White aud be was
compelled to escape through window. He
was followed by a crowd OF negroes, who
cried. XIII him" he got away and OBJ
| tanned a warrant for the ringleaders arres
and had them bound over to keep the peace
| New YoRK. Oct l6-The Herald's Flor.
ence specials account of the engagement q
| yeroua says.as After obtaining the first ad
vantage, the Garibaldians advanced 1upor
the town and the retiring soldiers of Hi:
Holiness were driven to Monte Maggoinit
in disorder. y. s' -
The Times Washington special says: Thu
President has returned ten. Sickies apph
cation for court of inquiry to the war de
partment with his disapproval and 'his rea
sons therefor. The principal one 10 tina
Gen. Sickles has already appealed for re
! dress to the bar of public opinion and II D.
was to order court of inquiry 1t Womb
simply be giving him another hearing.
f not satisfied with the verdict of the public
the President intimates he may deman'
a court.martial.
Gen. Fitzpatrick, minister to Chili, ha
sent in his resignation of his position in tn
army, which is Captain in lst artillery. Hi
brevet rank is Major General. This Is tn
. third time he has rendered it and 1T will nov
be accepted.
RI The Herald's special says: Major Pierce
the officer who recently destroyed println
Office in Camden, Arkansas, tor some otter
sive article published by the editor, has bee
sentenced by court-martial to forfeit his pa
for one year, to be degraded in rank to
captancy and to be superseded in geners
| orders. sEe3 - 10 /.
!, PARIS, Oct. l5.-The official Moniteur
: its issue of to-day says that the papal troop
operating in the ponti6cal provinces 9
Sunday last, the 18th inst, attacked and a.
) feated a large force of Garibaldians wh
were posted in a. good position, where the
3 deharred the line Of advance to Monte In
y erale. a e,s Ita