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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

The Pittsburg Commercial says that
General J. BOWMAN SwEITzER,
who served with distinguished gal
lantry to the close of the war, aud was
the Democratic nominee for Congress
two years age, in opposition to GEN
eral MooRHEAD, has declared his in
tention to support his old leader,
General GRANT, and will take occa-
sion at an early day to present his
reasons to the public
JUDGE ALDRlcH. of South Carolina,
in speech at Aiken il that State,
say: when the Democrats are sue
eessful, rebels and traitors in the
South will no longer be called such.
The Republicans will then be the
rebels and traitors" The Judge
thinks the success of the Democracy
will make loyal men out of rebels and
rebels out of loyal men.
BILL SToRRs, a colored Democrat,
was one Of the speakers at Demo-
cratic meeting in Aiken. South Caro-.
lima, in company with WADE HAMP-
TON, Mr.. HILLIARD. Judge ALDRICH,
and others. BILL said the Yankees
did not free the slaves; they did not
even fight. They were only officers.
The fighting was done by the privates,
who were foreigners. PLEASANT
GoODE, another colored Democratic
orator, said the Yankees didn't |
whip US; it was all the nations of the
earth" No doubt the rebel whites,
who cheered him, saw the joke in
volved in the little pronoun us"
THE Chairman of the Republican
State Committee in Wisconsin has
received letters stating that a number
of hitherto active Democrats in Chip
pewa County, have joined a Grant
and Colfax Club. Among others
VIM. RICHARDSON, Esq, Clerk of the
County Board, and member of the
Democratic County Committee. A
number Of soldiers who have here
tofore voted the Democratic ticket,
have come out for GRANT and COL
FAX.
WHY does gold contin ue to go
np?" asked an inquiring Democrat.
: Read FRANK BLAIR's revolutionary
letter and you will 6nd out" was the
silencing response of cool headed
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.
The London Press on the Death of
Hon. Thad. Stevens.
ENGLAND.

A ENGEANDs
LONDON, August 1.-THE Times
concludes long article on Thaddeus
| Stevens, by saying:
The death of Thaddeus Stevens
is not now a public loss; his i'm
parchment policy was Of incalculable
| injury to his political party, and the
| financial dishonesty which he encour-
aged, dies with him. He was a fa-
natical, bitter and. .self-willed man,
but not mean or deceitful; he was the
last of the leading Americans who
had the courage to rise above politi-
cal partizauship."
The Afossatng Telegraph says:
Stevens was neither good, wise
nor generous, but in his time he did
signal service, and with all his faults
he merits the famous phrase that was
a man.
The Daily Ne,os says:
- The death of Stevens leaves no
important place untitled, either in the
lead of his party or in the councils of
the nation.'sa scI osa4e o-srs
LONDON, August 14.-A Brazilian
steamer brings dates from Rio Janiero
of the 18th ult. War news is not
fCfJ OduIGTO NEWS
papers print an account of the Para
guayan expedition against couple of
Brazilian iron -clads. The boats of
the Paraguayans were beaten off, and
the project abandoned. vs- u
iee.,-gf ~ FRANCE.
PARIS, August 14.-There was a
magnificent military display to-day.
The National and Imperial Guard
were reviewed by the Emperor, the
Empress, the Prince Imperial and a
large number of notabilities were also
present. Fifty-two battalions of
troops passed in review. The city
was gaily dressed with flags. A vast
multitude thronged the streets, and
the enthusiasm was unbounded. The
royal family was loudly cheered.
PARIS. August 14.-Count e. r. |
Demoreau Favorney, at present Sec
ond Secretary to the Ambassador of |
France 20 Vienna, has been appointed |
First Secretary to Nj. Bertherny. Min. |
lister from France to the United |
States, in place of Yiscount De Saint |
Terris, resigned. 80
The grand French naval review at |
Rochfort to-day was witnessed by |
thousands of delighted spectators,
the more prominent of whom
was Lord Napie1.
The owner of the Lauterne news
paper has, in his absence, been SEN
fenced to pay fine of ten. thousand
francs, and be imprisoned one year in
Jail.
LISBON, August 1.-THE new Bra
lillian Cabinet is composed as fol-
lows: President aud Minister of FL
nance, Viscount Itaboraly; Minister
1f Foreign Affairs, Paranliss; Minis
-er of War, Muriiiba; Minister of
Public Works, Commerce and Agri-
culture, Leas; Minister of the Marine,
Jolegipe; Minister of Justice, Al
)retar.
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sc. Louis Market.

By Telegraph-I ST.. LOUIS, August "a
ddo8Acco--steady, firm, and UNCHANGED
III HEAfP-Unchanged
FLoUR-Very quiet; So 256g7 90 for suner.
fine, and " 50aS 25 for extra = - h
WHEAr-Dull and heavy: 81. 266a1 RI 6o,
aIcy RED and wbite; 81 0082 50 for prime
10 cholce DO; Spring unchanged.
CoRN-H Held firmly but Inactive: g2aQac
for mixed and yellow 90oa92c for VyibifsSs '''e
9AFs-Easier 54957c. = ~
4 iftsE- 81 Huoyant and higher; sales. at 81 10
PoRK-Quiet; held firmly at $50.
clear sides. - 90 eAS St'ileu
ossACoN~more os1.tN,~o,more .doin Z, and prices rather
easier; I3149l31Sc for Shoulders f8i<6SI6s<c
ioT ciear Ilb sides, and l714c for clear sides
LtAkD-teuiet5 I912@20e In kegs =
WHIsKY-HeaYy al 81 81
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ST. LOUIS.
Indian Affairs A Settlement At
es q tackled.

ST.. LOUIS, August IA specia |
to the Denlocg'dt from Solomon City,
Kansas, says: Captain Moody, who
has just arrived here, reports that on
Wednesday a large band of Sioux.
Cheyenne, and .Arrapahoe Indians
attacked a settlement on the Solomon
River, fifty-five miles north of here,
killing David Beangardis and b. B.
Bell, and mortally wounding Mr..
Bell. The Indians also ravished two
women on Plum Creek and carried
off two little girls belonging to A. A.
Bell, living ON Mulberry Creek, and
killed German and wounded boy
on Brown Greek. There is also
number of persons missing from tho
vicinity of Brown Creek. All the
stock has been run off, and the coun-
try stripped of provisions.
It is reported that fighting is now
going on on Salt Creek.
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New York cold and stock Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, August A.
Movements of currency 20 the west con- con-
Hnues, and there is more demand. -. aOnt = =
merchants for money In antici ipa1tLsoRnn - = VI "
the fail trade. Confidence OF bank oHlce5S >
have been somewhat shaken Dy tbe SUI i :
den fall in government stocks ana the
break In the Erie and express stocks cail
loans on governments ana D op stocK
col q tterfalss discounts dTmeri very little
dong under for prime paper. lH
STERL 1NG-DuiI at 9g9Hc Win many
best bills at 70. 40
to IS6s< after pressure of sales but improv-
ing late in day with Increased demand TO
GoyERsNn1ENrs =. Unsettled, and lower,
Coupons Of 1851, 1I5129ll556; do. '62,
II45l@II4sS; do '64, 1l01sall013 do. '65, lI211S
aII3Z; do. new, I0S1ste 1857 do. '67, lU8569
I031z; do. 'tS lO6ssglO8115; 10 -40s, 10S7zGl09.
The investment demand has ceased to a
great extent, and some banks were Tree
sellers. The suspension of large bankers
and brokers firm of open board with Wes-
tern connections is announced.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
Chicago Markaf.

=. Aeaegraph.l 3 sjfi CHICAGO, A Aug. IA.
H2gk-Qufet and unchanged. at
No iiaEAr-Act1Ye and 2a3c lower: new
al "a guiet ne, at 81 SS; sales new No. at 81 rs
The Sn,os.ng with buyers at 81 76; since
seller Z ,1 ~ mere were sales OF No. 2 at 81 6S
NO az Istr recluest and &c lower sales
reiecfad ~ stsel ~ VA " No 2 at g970ol%c and
were ID Ies ~ @@assStso1ac; this afternoof there
OArs-In. no cd ers.te d..
closing at 53s<c 1hHs 70 o4<c, and
:, RYE4In good demand. 1sa,a. d. -.
u 900 for No. 1, anu 81 S5fal "a ~ az 81 59
sales at 81 81 for Se ..
q sHIGHWINSS Dull nt aEf
Mess y PORK STEADY At 500 25a29r So
Nothing doing In bulk meats
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e
ATLANTA, August 1.-THE follow
ing nominations were confirmed by
the Senate TO day: Associate Judges
of the Supreme Court, I'll. K. Mckay,
eight years; Hiram Warren, -four
years. - efa aersd gu0i
Mr. Campbell (colored) moved to
reconsider the action of the Sem
ate on the minority report in the
case of the expelled colored
Senator, Bradley, and spoke at
length, and predicted that if Brad.
ley was sent forth on the world, this
foul imputation on him would be met
by the sympathies of ninety two thou
saud voters of the down-trodden race.
The cotton blows in this Vicinity
are well developed, and give promise
of staple of superior quality. ,,,1
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TORONTO.
Hotel ProprietOrs Arrested.

ToRoNTo, August 1.-THE police
of this city and American detectives
visited the Turf Club Hotel last
night and arrested the proprietors
and several others for completely in
the Adams Express robberies in the
United States. The arrests number
ten or twelve. and the parties are well
known gamblers and sporting men.
The residence ofJohn Bell, aud
the three adjoining houses, were de-
stroyed by fire last night.
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VINCENNES.
Murder near GeOrgla-The Murderer
EScapes-GFeat Excitement.
Especial to EvansvfiIe Journal.l

Especial to Evansville JournaIl "
VINCENNEs, August 14.-Last even
ing, near Georgia, this State, Hardin
Burton, a son of DIR. JAS. Burton, was
shot dead by VIM. II. Burton. The
canse was reported to be jealousy
The murderer escaped on horse back,
and up to this hour has not been
caught. Great excitement prevails,
and should the murderer be arrested
and brought back. it is thought he
would be dealt with the same as were
the Seymour thieves.
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Dy Ieiegraph.l NEW York, August IA.
DRY GooDs-The market for cottan o,oods
remains aItttle quiet, yet steady. as a gem
eraI thing, but woolen goods are seIIInS ~,
q Ia1f extent, and the tendency Is "a fhsr
upward than otherwise, in synnDathv with
golqs The most noticeable advance. no ~
ever, Is IN Arpets, although All frflported
iopfics feei the effect or the recent aciya pce
- the price Of gold. CrOsslyn's best veil
nets, W IN q width, have risen from 81 10 10
- 3 90. uo.sA, nave advanced to So lO. do
fasents 70 ~ 20; Bigelowis body BaTissells
ana ;Arno hartford now bring 81 So: CrossieV
iiapestry Brnsselfs commands ST 70 and
lower medium and supeffne Hartford
have risen from slI71S to 81 20 - 'AolO
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Troy, New York, August 14.-At
the RenselIar Park Course. the first
race was for purse of $3.50, dash Of
one mile, was won by Sundown: The
following is a summary: John ID.
Dawes ch. c. Sundown: 1st, George
Ayres c. h. f. Clara Clarita, I'd C9l. y.
McDaniels, b. c. Morrissey, Sd; y.
Z. Weldon, b. f. Bonny Braes 4th
Clara Tapped Sundown; the track rs ls
half mile long; time, half mile. %
seconds; full mile. 1:49f; Sundo9wn
was the favorite, Morrissey standing
The second race was for purse of
$500 dash mile anSIds and half Iarned was won won
Ry;cbard n d. Connolly closed up to
CIsra CIarita and beat her off; time
2:46; Pat Malloy was the favorite. The
following was the pool betting: Pat
Malloy, 800; Sieety, $50; Connally,
$50.
The Hurdle race will be run Sat-
urday.
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Memphis MaFket.

By Telegraph - ME&PHIs. August IL.
: Cotton -, - Nominal; receipts to-day 1
pale; weeks receipts 81 bales: exports "a
bales; stock % bales. IN A = : = - 20
CORN-S0c. - ~ A
EOATS-5Tc tIa@V Cfaf raaa
faAY-Schrce. - r
BRAN $40 O0a2I co.
CORN MEAI.-S4 4Oee4 CO. Haif a
: PoRK--S8O so. -Tl|I52 .YG'r/ 40 F..or T
; 1ARD-l9,d2Oc.
s,dST sAcSs %. = Quiet; shoulders I4c, ana clear
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Earopean Markef..

BY Cable.l LoND9N, August 14-5 P. NJ.
.CoNsoLs-Closed at 9414 for money; 1890
941z on account.
BoSDs-5-2Os at 7IsS; Illinois Central 9274;
Erie SO.
FRANKFORT, August I4-5 Pm.
u. s. BoNDs-7514.
LIVERPOOL, August IA -6P.aF.
CorToN-Firm and active, but not quota
bly, higher; closing with quotations OF
middling uplands and middling Orleans
at IO4.
CoRN-Easier, with sales at S5s for red
Western.
wHEAr-Scarce; No. quoted at lis I'd.
PoRK-Duu and unchanged; Eastern
rrine mess 75s.
BAcoN-Advanced to SOS Cd; other arti-
cles unchanged.
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The Telegram announces the arrival
OF the yacht Sophia at Folmouth in
slour cen days from New York.
The $36, 900 In United States Treas
ary notes, belonging 10 the Quidneck
pank of Rhode Island, distracted from
che pest Office in November last, have
been recovered in New Jersey.
The Governor of Massachusetts,
has appointed Chas. G. Davis, Joseph
s. III. Stickney, and Levi Stockbridge
a Board of Cattle Commissioners.
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nsf;ou rsI 'ur .llosc bravo dofoaaers of fbe
~otto. r1'tso. ~ ~ obligations never fo be for
sotteF; ne widows and -. -. y ~ r. r.
the gallant dead are tLe a.. - ol,las f ~, q
people, sacred legacy beo.,,aea ae NJ. ~ lte
the nation 3 projecting cafe s-''''t "
!, Al, foreign immigfatinn r.l.t
the past, has added so rs,,s-. iiiou' ln
wealth and development ef ~ ~ -le
sources and Increase Of powe, ~ ~ .i': i:-
naatlon, the asylum Of the op,-S.ll5 ~ ing
OF all nations, should be foste[io5 ~ $500 ..-I
policy. aug just
II rms .Conyeution declares ~
sympathy with III the oppressed noo l'1
pc who are struggling for their
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CLEVELAND, August 1.-THE body
of Mr.. Kennedy. blown off shore in
sail boat, on FRIDAY last, was found
to-day, on shorea at Willoughby, Ohio.
The Akron (Ohio) Match Factory
was burned this afternoon. Total
loss ST, 900; insured for $1,000. re-
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NcR Orleans MArket.

By telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Aug. IA.
CoTToN-Dull: Iniddling noIninally &c;
sale of new bale, middling weight, $50
pounds, at I41zc for Liverpool; receipts lS5
stock l,525 bales.
ExcHANGE-Ste sterling and New York
sight drafts firm and unchanged.
GOLD-At 146Z. FrMFs
SUGAR-Cuba, numbers II and l3, I21<9
1916.
MoLAssEs-N unchanged.
FLoUR-Dull; superhAe SS 5O9S 70; choice
11QI4c.
CoRE-sI I0aI Is; stock light.
OATS-Dull at 65(962c. q. tHl
HAY-S269H from store; 1one on land
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BALTIMORE. August 14.-A train
of three cars, bearing the remains of
Thaddeus Stevens and escort, reached
Camden Street Station at 1I,20
o'clock, and passed Immediately to
the depot of the North Central Road.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Body or a Dead Man Found-MOunt
Washington Railroad.

ALBANY, August 14.-John Rath-
bone Sch0feld, eldest child of Gen.
J. NJ. Schofeld, Secretary of War,
died at West Point this morning, In
the eleventh year of its age.
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NASHVILLE.
Recess In House I'm Honor OF Hon.
1haddeus Stevens.

NASHVILLE, 1.-THE Legislature
to-day adopted Resolutions IN honor
of the memory of Thaddeus Stevens.
Both branches of the Legislature
adjourn tomorrow until the 21st inst.
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SUMMIT CT MOUNT WASHINGTON.
August 14.-The Mount Washington
Railroad is completed to within a
short distance of the summit. pa
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Regulations Relative to the
Transportation of Dis
eased Cattle.

Funeral of Thad. Stevens.
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w1OR LIGHT DHAuG GmT, SPEED
6 in threshing, ana ms macline % ei5bi6 bad il6
@ tllS II II a. a. n1ericn. All who cOntem plate
i,,I.yant1 tiis season will consult their i'm
D.s t.sst - ~ calling ON or addressing MS soon.
Aiso for sale Hay Rakes and Forks, cane
MiiiSand IyaporatotB, Cider Mills. &c &c.
THOS. SCANTLIN q SON.
No. Main Street, marble Han0
fy3-d2In Evansville, Ind
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

LUXEMBOURG, Nov. l3.
Tho Turkish Government has made oon-
tract With heuss 10 Boston for the purchase
Of 100 revolving guns. The agitAtions in
the Danubian Provinces are said to be the
eouse Of the present military pfeparations.
There ars few parties in Spain Who will
oontsst the coming electiops OF the Provis.
ional Government, the Conservative, Demo>
cratic and clerical parties.
LONDON, Nov. Is.
The Times in An article on . Convention
for the settlement Of the Alabama claims al
ludes to Secretary Seward in the following
terms: The oficial career Of Mr.. Seward
is nov drawing to close. To the favorable
result Of the late war his skill, and en-.
srgy have largely contributed, his foreign
policy has been succsssful, when Ill chances
ofboth domestic and foreign strife has disap.
peared, he must naturally wish in common
with Lord Stanly % terminate before rstir-
ing dispute With al the details Of which he
10 master. The Convention Is asoicially in.
portant, because at ,ms when national jeal.
ousies weaken confidence II essablishss free
sr precedent for resort to arbitration instead
Of fair settlement Of differences.
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r1OM THE SOUTH.

NEv YonK, Nov IA
The Hsrald's RAlsigh special annonncss
the arrival Of . wagon txuin with b0xea N
State arms at the Arsenal. The Governor
disclaims anYthiag .Harlike in connection
thersris6, 6stiS u Is op(ss1 q shak lksy, :
we'll - militia, Gfe State necessity.
The Legislature meets next Monday.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 13.
A claim against the city for $4,000 dam.
ages during the riots has been presented. 4
NASHVILLE, Nov. ls.
The hotel at Mckenzie, on tho Nashville Il
Northwestern Railroad, was destroyed BY Ere
this morning, together with a woman and
four children from North Carolina, in whose
room the firs originated.
& MExrnrs, Nov. IS.
Rev. ]. W. Roger, Rector Of the Church OF
the Blessed Virgin. and the leader of Rllusl-
ism, publishes card in the Appeal this morn.
ing rsnouncins his allegnn CO to the Episco-
pal Church. and declaring his intention to
snite with the Romsn Catholic Church.
TALLAHAasE, Fh.. Nov. Is.
Governor Reeds case against Lieutenant
Governor Gleason and Secretary Alden, for
conspiracy against the State Government
was called this morning.
After argument Judge Clark decided that
the affidavit was not sufficient. Messrs
Gleason aud Alden we're accordingly re.
leased.
There are 20 indications of further move
ments Of public intsrsk before tho meeting
of the Supreme Court, on the 10Th, when tn.
opinion on the legality Of impeachment will
be rendered.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Nw YosK. Nov. IL

NEW YoRK, Nov. Is.
The World says the Cuban fllibustsring
movement continues to excite the attention
one that We shall soon hear OF I descent of !
body of f.senturers on the Cuban coast,
either IRON this port or the port of New Or
leans. Yesterday large number Of recruits
we're obtained, and it is believed many Of
them left last evening for New Orleans by
rail, 10 - to take transportation from that
city in vessels that will be ready for them IN
. few days. Col. Gibbons has his banda full,
and it is moro than certain thAt . number
of commissions have been isaued during the
past twenty -four hours TO officers. Over
dozen men left yesterday on the Moro Castle
for Havana, who carried commissions in their
pockets TO enlist men for service against
Hersundi.
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FROM CANADA.

t MoSrREAL, Nov. IL.
The Episcopal Synod assembled here for
the purpose Of eiecting Bishop Of Montreal
and tho Metropolitan code, have oone to q
dead lock with the House of Bishops. The
latter persist in sending the names 81 gentle
mon to the Synod to be balloted for who arc
not acceptable, and withholding the names
that are acceptable. The Bishops rather
than name the only msn the SYNOD will &C
cspt, sent down . message last night adjourn
ing further proceeding until May next. This
attempted evasion of the question has raised
storm of indignation, and the Synod will
hold another meetiAs e. morrow 70 decide
whsther they shall netrspsdiate The anthor-
ity Of tho Bishops ard slect Dr.. Batch, an
Americas Clerrymsn, ssl send bim home
to England to 30 coueecr1eed.
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FROn HAVANA.

HAvAsA, Nov. 49,
It has recently came into the knowledge
Of the Governments that band oftwelve
persons had started from Havana for the
purposs Of creating an issnrreotion in the
Vuelfa Abeja region on thu lOsh inst. The
rural police succeeded ID Arrestiss ten Of the
party a. Saa Cristabsl. y ~
eenor Aqnirre, : neschaat Of Yara, Who is
charged with receiving arlas and amunition
Tor the revolutionists, was arrested and
brought to this city yesterday by dovsrnmsnt
officers.
Gen E.'sdea has arrived q Mann elo, where
he issued proclamation siviDs the rvvolu-
tionists eight days to ~ down their arms
and cease hostilities asainse The g Goyernment.
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FROM HAVANA.
NV YORK. Nov,

INV YoRK, Nov. l3.
Tho Hersld's HAvanna correspondence
confirms the report that Puerta had risen in
revolt. Five var vessels had been ordered
to depart Immediately for the scene of in
surrec'ion. A commissioner in the person
Of prominent leader. The rebels 10 believ-
ed to have gone from the insurgents to Sec
retary Seward to urge on him shs sxpsdien-
cy Of recognizing them ~ bsligerents. Gov
ernmeut authorities in HAVANA ars Qoist .
bout the proRross Of the revolt.
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FROx SPRINGFIELD.

CHicAso, Nov. IL.
The Times' Springfield, H., special says
rsturns from oil bnt sixteen countiss show
Grants majority to bs 45,ls2; majority
against Convention, . far, 10 1, 1900, and il
is believed the csanties to hear from will
give further majorities aGaintt il
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEw YoRK, Nov. IS.
The Times Washington special says that
Secretary Seward smphatically contradicn
the statement that hs has disapprovsA Mr.
Johnsons course 10 EnglaEd. He ssys II
all the cable telegrsms reiaaivs TO the Aha
bsma claims were trus be might take differ
ent view.
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BUFFALO, Nov. 13.

BurrALo, Nov. 13.
About IL o'clock last night the cattle trais
on the Buffalo 4 Erie r. r. ccllded with the
passenger train on the Now York 4 Erie r.
K. about . mile from the depot where the
tra cks cross each other. The locomotive of
the B. / !. train passed entirely through the
baggage car Of N. Y. train, carrying the To-
comotive and cars entirely Of tie track.
Robert Decatur, baggage master, had his leg
broken, and large numbes -of hogs end cat-
tie were killed. Had The eoliision occsrred
one second later, there would have been !
fearful loss Of life.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

SCHENECTADY, Nov. l3.
Canal Commissioner Doan, who il snpsr-
intending in pesson the repairing Of the canal
break ssysn niles wsst of this city, statss
that the work will be completed and nayiga-
tion resumed to morrow.
SYRAcrsE, Nov. 49,
The Shermani House, with number Of
stores and Offices adjacent, were destroyed
By fire this morning.
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Important Damsge Suit In New
Orleans.
COLLISION ON THE BUFFALO AND
ERIE RAILROAD.
LATE NEWS ny CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1891