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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 24-Ths Times Of this
city says there are 10, 900 small arms now
in st. Louis, purchased for the Governor Of
Arkansas and other Southern Governors,
but that 90 far it has been impossible to
ship them on any regular boat, or to char
ter steamer for the purpose Of taking
then.
Sr. LOUIS. Oct. 25.-IIsnry d. Christian,
. government detective, WAS found last
night in an alley, With terrible wound on
the back o. his head, from which he died
about one o'clock to-day. Christian had
been active in ferreting out the frauds in
tobacco, and been instrumental in procuring
witness against various parties, which has
gwen rise to the suspicion that he was At
lacked in consequence of his position. Al
he was robbed Of . watch and some money
that theory is doubtless wrong. He RI
mained insensible from the time be was
found until he died, and no information
could possibly be obtained from him.
The registration in this county has clos
ed and the Beard Of Review adjourned.
The number of qualified voters on the list,
1898; the number rejected, 500.
A committee has gone from here TO In
dianapolis to make arran semsnts, If posi-.
bic, for Mr.. Seymour to visit and speak here
before he returns home.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
HAVANA.

HAVANA, Oct. 25 A depu.ation Of Gu
bans and Spaniaids OF about five in mum
Der, had an audience with Capt. Gen. Lcr-
sundi yesterday, and asked him to put in
force orders which they understood had
been received from the home government,
granting the privilege OF holding public
meeting.
The Captain General replied that no such
orders had been received, but that when
ever they were received from Spain he
would comply with them. He added that
he was greatly astonished that they should
make = demand for privileges at q time
when the insurrectionists were devastating
the country. He supposed they came to
offer their services to the government. He
concluded with tho declaration that until
relieved from the post he should do oil in
his power to maintain order on the Is.
land
A steamer from Madrid, due here on the
Sd inst. is expected to bring out the de
crees of the Junta establishing political re-
form
AL the available troops in and ground
Havana have been sent TO the disturbed
districts. and the Captain Generals palace
is now guarded BY volunteers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

RIcHmoSp. Oct. ga killing frost this
merning. Vegetation killed.
Poreign News ny Attain tic Cable.

LONDON, Oct. Dispatches
received yesterday state that authorities 1t
Sydney have positive proof that the shoot
ing OF Prince Alfred ~as the result OF a
deeply laid plot The details will be given
to the pubic in a few DAYS.
English papers refer to the speeches Of
johnson and Stanley
The Times saysit believes that in few
days England ard America will be united
Without the ghost of chance for 4 quarrel.
but Lord Stanley ard others thinks the
prophecies are premature.
The Daily News says Johnson's task in
settling matters at variance between Eng
land and America is light, for il was
nearly completed BY Mr.. Adams, his prede-
cessor.
Referring to the friendly meeting between
johnson and Laird, the News says that
Johnson's charity towards Laird who built
tie Alabama. applies equally to Semmes,
who sailed her.
The Telegraph r.joicss in the new era CT
meeting and discussing in . friendly man.
nsr the public questions.
There is esod reason to believe that the
following is the substance Of the protocol
which has been agreed to by Mr.. johnson
and Lord Stanley for the settlement Of the
Alabama dispute:
A mixed commission, consisting Of eight
persons appointed BY Great Britain. and
eight appointed by the United States, to cit
in London and examine every Claim pre-
scented, whether English or American, each
case to be argued BY the claimant either in
person Or by counsel; and the csmmissieu
will make the fnal award.
The question OF ths international loan Is
to be referred TO the arbitration Of the Em-
peror Of Russia.
The proctoocl awaits the approval Of Sec
rotary Seward. sE1
PAals, OFT. 24-Esesise. The Avsniss,
the Nat eaal Democratic orgas Of this city,
esys that Ferdinand has declined the olsr
Of the crowa q Spain. The writer 10 GER
taip that " Daks q Msatpsnaies weuld
lteke Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
latest NEWS
NJ TELEaR.APH.
To TEzE DARLY DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Oct. 26.-Ths Cattle Gem
missionsrs OF New York have issued cir
cular recommending that the convention Of
the committees of the several States and
Canada be held in the city OF Springfield,
Illinois, on the 1st Of December nexs. The
object OF the convention is to consider the
theory Of tho Texas cattle fever, and other
infectious and contagious diseases by which
cattle and stock are subject, and the lest
mode Of preventing the spread Of such dis
cases..
A disastrous Gre occurred last night at
Hunters Point. l.. /. The fire resulted
from IN explosion Of nsp,ha on board Of .
Swedish brig, and communicated to .
warehouse on shore. Three men lost their
lives from the explosion, and one man MAS
shot BY q ruiiisn during the conf asratlon.
The extent Of the loss 10 not yet known,
but will / very heavy.
A grocery store and dwelling on the
corner Of Myrtle avenue and q ymer street,
Williamsburg, took FIRE last evening. A
man and his wife and child we're severely
burned. A woman named Little jumped
from the third story window, sustaining
injuries which will probably prove fatal.
L N b1cVtibk VI tuc VI v
the Episcopal church was held last nght
whan the question Of ministering women
their training aud working in the churcl
was discussed at length ny Bishop Kseiels
DR.. Rankin, and others.
| A meeting Of member Of various Amer
can christian societies was also held las
evening to arrange point for evangelism
sermons. Bishop Acllvane and other gen
tlemen addressed the meeting, presenting
. memorial to the Pope in favor ofrelisiou
freedom.
Rev. DIR. Charles Robertson, Bishol
elect Of Missouri, Vas consscratsd With i'm
1rsssivs ceremonies at Grace church, yes
tsrday.
! On Saturday evening At Fsnian meet
ing held in the military hall. in the Bowsry
while . Fenian Centre Vas raised, ~,
British spies and two unfort1nates Wsr
pointed out % suspected persons were -
upon BY the crowd and badly beaten, the
escaped and took refuge in stoSs, wher
they were rescued bv the pslics.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
CALIFORNIA.

SANFRAKcIeco, Oct 25-No more quak %
since Friday morning. The excitement has
entirely subsidized. The value Of real es-
tate 10 apparently unaffected BY the dis
astsr. The work on new buildings 10 being
pushed forward with rsdoubled energy !;
business seems - promising, and men enter
into contracts with - little hesitation q
ever.
The steamship Del Norte, while en- route
from Sitka to Victoria, was wrecked, Oct.
2lst, about hfty miles from the latter point.
A heavy fog prevailed At the time. but the
sea was perfectly calm. The passengers.
crew, and large portion Of the stores and
cabin furniture were saved. The vessel 10
probably . total loss.
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LATE NEWS
BIZ TELEG R.lPH.
NEW YORK.

Nsw YORK, Oct. as. s. Cox was
nominated BY the Democrats for Congress
in the 9th district, and James Brooks in
the Ssh district.
ALBANY, Oct. 24.-On the Hudson River
Railroad, last night, near 0rssnbush, the
smoking and two passenger cars were
thrown from the track and smashed to
atoms. About 40 persons we're injured,
several seriously. A lady supposed 70 be
from Erie, Pennsylvania, was killed John
Davidson, Of Lyons, New York. died at the
Dslsvan House this forenoon; ". d.
Murphy, Of Portland, Was badly hurt also
Mrs. Alclphus, Of Auburn c. H. Bailey
Of Rochester, WAS also injured. Several
others were injured, and are ct the Dslevan
House.
The accident was caused by . broken
rail. The train consisted Of eleven cars.
four passenger coaches, five sleeping cara.
freight and baggage, and an express car.
Three coaches and two sleeping cars
we're thrown from the track, and completely
wrecked.
Mrs. NJ. @. Tavlor, Of Northeast, Penn
sylrania, who had hasn Masking purchases
10 New York. was k lied outright.
John Davidson, a railroad contractor, o!
Linco'n. Wayne county, was fatally In
jared about the head. lie was brought
to the Delayan House. and died this morn
ink.
The following Injured persons vera also
brought to the city aud cared for
Mrs. John Dunnson. Lyons, injured in
ternsllv Plinv 7. Sexton, Palmer, bruis-
Ell about the head f. B. Baiiy, R,chsster.
bruised John T.. Hermastou, vile and
three children, Philadelphia Mr.. Ii. So
riously burned and bruised Mrs.. H.
slightly injured, and children escaped un-
hart J. Adolphns Bnrnsy, badly injured;
jerome W. Rogers. Rochester, N. Y, in
)ired IN spine and right side dangerously /;
julius Ryauan, Otto Ryamap, father and
son, New York. former internally injured !;
also on leg and about the head the latter
seriously . German. name unknown, COL
lar bone broken the engineer, w. II.
Ross. escaped unipjured tho fireman sus.
tanned some slight bruises. About twenty
other passengers were slightly injured.
Toe accident is attributed to carslsssness
on the part Of tho railroad company in
failing to have ths splintsred rail repairsd.
Fortunately the stoves were held by their
iastenings, and thus the wreck was saved
from DIRE. A number Of prominent railroad
men we're on the train, and went west ward
this morning. OF their number. Mr.. David.
son was the only one injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Oct. 26.-Ths Intellis encer
says tins A. NJ: Our whole State ticket
is elected by . majority that cannot fall be
low 5000, and may reach $500. We shall
have almost. if not quite, our usual majori-
ty In the Legislature, and have elected,
beyond peradventure. our Congressmen in
the lst and I'd districts, and returns from
the 3D. dis.ric, remove all doubts Of Geo.
Witches election.
The Register (Democratl SAYS To,cr-
ably complete returns from lS counties out
Of 80 composing the State. show a not
gain Of $50. and the Same rates Of gain
throughout the State, which ratio csrtainly
exista, and will give us West Virginia BY a
handsome majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
Foreign Now by Atlantic Gable.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-Great Britain and
Italy have recognized the revolutionary
government of Spain
Dispatches received tonight from NJ sdrid
report that the bsrges on the Alconte have
proclaimed the federal republic disturbance
broken out in Malagsr and Granads, snd
troops have been dispatched from Msdrid
to the latter place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
GEORGIA.

.;.h. Oct. 24.-Ws had frost lsst
s'eo. The weather l. clear and oold 9Th
: prospect for saothss frcss. ~
vASsAns Oct. 24.-Ths wsathee - !.
49, tspestsd 10 THE eeoaiea ri.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
TENNESSEE.

MtSrats, Oct 25.-A Gre q Union Point.
10 .ne suburbs Of this city, last night, Dc.
s.";,;.. ~. !" tenement houses, leaving ten
a.. y. a.oo.'ng men houssless. The
a, 49, 49, caused BY the explosion Of coal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD FOR
TIL T. PIANOFORT TIE

Unexcelled Une4ualled
And the Standard Bssk IF LnstsSetiss.
Erplo,sd BY the bert Teache1,
The best Schools,
ne best Consssyateyies.
And oil individuals who deere to obtain tkcrousk
and Practical Knowledge OF Piano Playing.
Thirty theusand copies ese sold yearly. and II 10 no
lars have become nphed Pianists BY using this
Dosk Il u adapted alike TO the younsest and the
oldest 10 The bceDnsr for 1rst lessels md 10 tie
friss III "a o. ~" G.. sssses s; o..
j. 0sssua = Co., Nee Tat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

- >&OdhdA. @OAo
lstS. SPINNER Advancement. 1858.
Trainsrun BY Chicago time Y Inch is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNASD AFTER MONDAY MAYll, 1883,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, SUNDAYS excepted) - follows
Going East 1st Mail train at.......7 o5, 4. n.
I'd Night express. .......o IS, ,. y.
Going West-lst, Express and Mail for Des
Moinse and Washington Z. Is Az.
I'd, Mixed, for Des Aoinss and
Muscatine. .30P.n.
Arrive At Davenport daily, (Sundsys excepted
a. follows:
From the Eas.-1s. Night express u. g g. 4 =
I'd Daily Ex. 4 mail q OS. ?.
From the wsst-lst Mixed from Dee Monies
eo5 An
I'd, Express from Dss keiass
and Washington. -. SOS P.n.
A. chicago With all Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with y. A. / s. l.. n. B. for Bloom.
ington, Springfield, &c.
1t LaSslls With l. c. r. X for Dvpleith. 81
Louis. Cairo, &c.
A, Pond Greek With C. b. I q. r. r. for Bur.
liugton, Keokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria with p. p. 4 J. n. r. &c.
At Des Moines, Iowa City, and Washington
vita Western Stage Co.'S Stages, for oil peints
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coashes on all Night trains Through
Tickets for sale aud Baggage checked 70 Prs-
eipal Eastern Cities aad Towns.
PA. HALL, Asst Gen. Supt. Chicago.
4. KrSSALl. Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
q. d. H,LLs. AR't. Davenport.
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FIVE SHAR ES.
JACOB UAWN,e
Union Bakery 1 Restaurant !

No. ! East ~ 0oFOO0e
0unoChIBKR Has JUOf OPENED M
New and 1legaAt Enoab1lshnont, al vo0lh ~
70 nsaish Then with tks bsss glaAty efehofee
Broad, Cakes, Pies anA Confhe.
3aAe non ~ - maAss1al a fin - sav.vp>
Aan1, ~ fAnllieo supplied q FeooenoS1o ra1sS
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The Unlon Restanrant

1as besa fitted - h elegant styIa. vhre -. -
nos Cs9ss win b served n he - oeylo q m
ho0ao.
fase1ee e1ylneo = ~ eest manner - sheet -
!. y 80 = ss~s. ,..-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

e0eas Tonic. IMPERIAL crown Dl1fRR0
-gsea fsr ~ dissrdsrs Or ~ 0sssAss, Lawn.
Dessas - Knsss4 Ceasssl DsuslDowoS
= Dra1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
COMMERCIAL,

DaveDpSrt Market Report.
Orrscs o. ls.pAvsxpcss Dpu elAr,
Oct. -. 1885.
{. tIosa-Whcissais. tY.ee; retail, $500.
wunAS-No. l. q. o5, No. 2, sec,
sBAa.sy-No 81. 5oQl.ss.
OAss-l6ets.
RYs-No receipts.
Ookr-Eew, 4014o Old, zoe.
S0xIoxs 81 .0001.lo.
PefASese-eo(d75c.
BrsSBa-s5s. pei. u.
Eeee-9oe.
GRssx Arms rs per bashel.
hAY-0ood Timsthy 4i3.oe0elS. ec. per ton.
Prairie $1,000 per ton. SIoush,S!. oe@sec.
CoAL-Soft at yard. lie y bushsl delivered
lsd2oe.
AxrsaAcrrs--At yard 117.oo per ton.
WooD-es-00. per Cor1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

Tn CnevH BAsK - LoxA, has bses usea for
centuries by the Imperial Courts. asd ,ee.,e~
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KELLEY & WOOD
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

Stores. e0 u INC AZ 1919
~ Cnf Chromos are ssst ffoe. 70 any eadfees.
. me United States, eaet ~ the 1iesassappa. On
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- copy. L. PRAN0 CO., Boeton.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
TsLEGAApHlc NEWS \ EMS.

Two boys fell into rle I1ver az - raforG, Conn.,. on
Saturday and one Of them nanesl John Schwieter-
ing, aged eleven years drowned. The body
recovered on Sunday. The deceased was
New Yorker and scholar at Sedwicii's Academy.
At the Democratic County Convention held In
ithaca n. Y, Saturday, the 18th inst, G. T.. Grant
was chosen as delegate to the state Convention.
resolution was adopted 1avorng the nomination OF
John Z. HOFFMAN for Governor and A. l.. LGuiug or
Erie for Lieutenant Governor.
Brown & Patterson's. foundry, at Whitbyr N. Y,
which employed over frty men, was burned TO the
ground on Sunday. The loss is estimated ut $4,000
man named Cunningham was run over cn the
LOwe Railroad In East Cambridge, Mass on Satur-
day and killed.
Frederick Jones, Boston merchant, has given
s15 900 to the Andover Theological Seminary toward
the foundation of a professorship of elocution.
Mr.. j. NJ. Humphreys, Collector Of the port of Rich
mond, Va. and member Of the City Council, was re-
moved from the latter position by military authority
yesterday.
Judge Alexander Rives, OF Virginia, IL out In
brief letter announcing that he will support Grant
and COfaX.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
OUR INDIAN TROUBLES.

Large Bodies of Indians on the War Path
Government Troops Observation-Disclosures
Broken Up-Eight Men Murdered.
ST. LorIs, August IL, 1868.
Dispatches from Solomon City, Kansas state that
the hostile Indians were reported within twenty
eight miles OF that place at daylight this morning.
Their strength is estimated from six hundred to
feen hundred warriors. They are reported as hav
ing declared that they are going TO clean out the
white settlements on all these streams. The women
and children are coming In very FAST and the town
is nearly full Of refugees.
II is reported that detachment Of soldiers had an
engagement with the savages yesterday between the
Solomon and Sabine rivers, that the soldiers were
whipped nearly all the settlers north OF Asher creek
surrounded and eight white persons killed. The
settlers for thirty miles along the Solomon river have
been driven OF.
Governor Crawford is In Sabine organizing the mi
la and one squad had gone to the relief or the set
tiers up the river. The other troops would follow
soon as they received arms and ammunition from
Topeka. body OF hostile Indians are now moving
towards the Republican valley.
later despatch says General sully left Fort
Harker to-day with troops and months rations.
The Indians are reported to have gone towards the
Republican Fork. Governor Crawford is after them
with militia and United States troops.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxET.-LONDON, August 17-5
7. M.-The following are the closing prices at the
Stock Exchange to- day:-CoDsOls for money, "a;
consOs for account pIs; United States fivctwen-
ties 71H; Atlantic and Great Western, 39 Erie Rail-
way shares, 34i1; Illinois Centras, 9l u.
FRANKFORT BOURSE.--FRANHFORT, August H.
United States ive-twenties tOld) opened at 74A
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LlvERrOOL, August
17-5 p. M.The cotton market closed active AZ fully
sd. per pound advance over the prices at the OPEN
ing and the market still tends upward. The sales OF
day have been fully 1000 bales Of all sorts. The
prices OF American descriptions closed as folOws:-
Mddling uplands 107sd.; mddling Orleans, I'D.
LIVERPOOL BaEADsTUFFs MARKET.-LivERPOOL.
August It's p M.-Wheat IL easier, though prices
are quotaby unaltered. Corn. 3js. per quarter for
mixed Western Barley 81. per bushel. Oats, So. I'd.
per bushe. Flour, 26s. per bbl. for western state
(Amercan). Peas, 47s per 504 lbs.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-IIvERPOOY.,
August 17--5 r. M.-Lard IL quiet and steady at
Cos. Cd. per cwt. Pork dull at previous prices.
per cwt. Tor Cumberland cut. Beef, 1923. cd. per
tlerce OF 304 lbs. for extra prime mess. Cheese.
60s 6d. per cwt. for the best grades Of American
1ne
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE EMARKRT.-LIvERroOL. August
17-5 r. M.-Rosin. IS. I'd. per cwt. for common
North Carolina and 1885, Cd. for pale. spirits turpen
tine, 27s. 6d. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MAREgT.-LONDON, August IL
5P. M-Calcutta linseed has declined 1s. and In
now quoted at G2s. Sugar Is heavy ana tends down.
ward, though prices are quOtably unaltercd Sperm
oil has advanced to 600 per ton. TalOw Is dull and
has declined 3D.; ST. Petersburg Y. G., Asa. per cwt.
Petroleum Ia driner and higher spirits, Is. per gal
Coverseed. $50. Cd. per cwt FOR American red. Oils
quiet at ESQ for whale bnsced oil in common
casks has declined 10 f3i. Linseed cakes are nrmcr
and higher; thin obong FOR feeding, tl2 5s per ton
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
HAYT!.

The Cacos Capture War Vessel and Some
of Sninave's HOuseli0ld-The President Pre-
pairing TO Leave-iKis Threats-A Britisher
Preparing to lombard Port Prince.
HAVANA, August IT, 1868.
Our advices from Port au Prince are to the sth
inst.
The Cacos, after capturing the war schooner Syl-
vain found aboard curae, the Minister OF War and
President Salnave's mother. The President was pre-
pairing to marry wealthy lady and embark
United States man-of-war for the United
States. He is constantly insulting foreigners and
has imprisoned the Prussian Consul and some
Englishmen. On the same day the British Minister
protested demanding protection for British subjects
in the country, but Sanave threatened his life. The
inhabitants Of the capital are in constant fear. The
British man-of war Favorite was preparing to bonn
bard the city, and 1t was expected that General
Petion Faubert would thereafter enter the place.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
GERMANY.
The Exploring Expedition TO the Pole-ReYorts
, from the Germania.

The Exploring Expedition to the Pole-Reports
from the Germania.
BERLIN, August II, 1853.
The North German exploring yacht Germania,
(which left Bergen Norway, an expedition to the
sNorth Pole was seen ON the 23d Of June, in lati-
tude TAX.
She was steering due north.
The sea was clear OF ice
Advices from the expedition OF date Immediately
preceding the above-June l6-were not 30 favorable
ps the latest report. The rs cfcer OF the Germania
r. Hildebrandt addressed at that time the following
mote, despatched from Lerwick on July 20, to DR..
Breusing:-
JUNE 10, IS deg 20 min. north 10 deg. IS min.
ewest.-Ten days already sticking fast In the ice.
'Driven down here from rs deg. north. Seen the
coast Pendulum lsandl Encountered many
Htorms and hard pressed by them Terrible, extraor-
dinarily large masses OF ice. Hope to get out Of
our captivity to-day. Must proceed northwards
ngain. Can only reach coast with the most fearful
Efforts and dangers. Poted six ice-bears already.
.Everything well on board. Hope for good results.
In greatest hurry.