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New YORK. Oct. % Money during the forenoon
was shade easier at per cent currency on Gov
ernments, but in the afternoon became very string
ent at per cent. con, with commission of 1-32
per cent on Governments and 1-16 % on stocks.
Large amounts OF Erie stock returned and an
equal amount certificates placed ON the street
which agg awaited the strngency. The Assistant
Treasurer redeemed about 81 900, 900 OF t. 3 per
certificates with legal tenders. After bank
hours there was an easier feeling. and bro ers with
balances over were lending them at per cent cur
rency. 1t is repJried that about three millions
to be locked up Tomorrow. discounts almost
pended Six banks stated to be creditors at the
clearing house to an aggregate amount OF nearly
S4,h00,000. The Bank Examiner is here and the
stlest is full o rumors relative to his intentions.
Sterling Exchange quiet closing weak 1893. Gold
opened at 1914, declined to 1884, and closed at 1919 a
l341. Governments tirmer Henry Clewes & Co.
1881, ia q rs; do 5.2Os 1862. 13 a 1871; do 1864
110t a Ill; do 1865, I'LL q iii; d new, 1l0k; do
67, 11ot a 1905 do 1868, 11Oa "a 1lOs; 1O-4Os, 1861
Border State bonds unsettled; Missouri's SO; old
Tennessee's 70 q III; new do 7Oi q 100; old North
"a S. The Sub-Treasurer awarded 500, 90 in Gold
at "a 2i-lOO "a 26-1OO; export Of Geld to-day $751;
The Railway market opened weak on New York
roads, and strong with general advance OF, Western
shares Under pressure in money the market be-
came weak and lower, but towards the close as the
stringency relaxed what prices became buoy ant
and excited with sharp advance; tie final feeling
was weak and unsettled with 'oss OF the advance.
The following are $50 igures:-Canton, 4st0 49,
Adams Express, 4J2 a 80; United States, 46 a Az
Merchants Uuion. 22s q 22a; Marlposa Ct q 8; do
preferred. 205 q 2!4; Pacific Mail, 1874 Western
1889 e 1881; Erie, 80! q $685. do preferred 65l q e6
Hudson, 1861 q Isl; Reading. 97I q 91s; Michi2an
Central 1ls e l19; Michigan Southern. e5H "a S54
Illinois Central. liz a Al; Cleveland g. Pitt, burg
s62 a 81; Toledo, 1014 q 1O'4; Rock Island, 1O4J a
ln48; -hicago & North Western. s9i a s93 do pre-,
erred, 90 q 9Oi Fort Wayne 11ls q 112; Hartford &
Erie, 26s.
Mining shares quiet; Smith & ParmaIee at co.
Grass Valley dc; Quartz Hill 1 90.
The balance at the Sub-Troasury to-day amounted
IN 800 ia 3n7
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pen aR.VANsA.
PROGRESS OF GOV. SEYMOUR

PIrTsBURG; Oct. 28.-Gov. Seymour arrived
atnoon and was met at the UUion depot by a
large number Of people and welcomed to the
Guy by the committee ON reception. This
evening he delivered an address to an immense
concourse OF people in Allegheny hall, and
was escorted to the place OF speaking by a
trTchli9ht procession consisting OF various
Democratic organizations of tins city and vi
cinity. Great enthusiasm prevailed along the
route of the procession Many buildings along
the route were a .l brilliantly Illuminated. The
were handsc nlely decorated with Chinese LAM
t rms, flags and mottoes. Seymour leaves on
the $50 n. NJ. tomorrow for the East,
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CAEsFO RNIA.
ToRcHIIcHT PROCESSION IN SAN FRANcIsc

SAN Francisco, Oct T.-The Republicans
turned ont tonight in full force. The torch
Iight procession was the longest ever seen in
TINS city: 1t is estimated that between 1000
and l20oo persons were in liLe. Delegates
were present from Sacramento, San Jose and
other towns. Great enthusiasm was mani
rested by the people on the route. Many resi-
dences and places of business were illuminat-
ed and decorated with flags The procession
! minutes passing given point.
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LONDON, Oct. 70
The reports that Great Britain, France and
Italy have renewed diplomatic relations with
Spain under the revolutionary Government
are confirmed. 1t is authoritatively announced
that Prussia and Portugal have also rect gnized
the new Government, and that the Papal
NuDcio at Madrid has put himself in commu-
nicaton with the Spanish Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
MADRID, Oct, 2S.-The progressionsts clubs
of this city have formed union for political
purposes. At recent meeting of the united
clubs Senior Olozaga informed them that
Queen Isabella would abdicate in favor Of
Don Carlos.
The elections for members of the constitu-
ent Cortes will take place on the 29th of No
vember.
Senior Ayala, Colonial Minister, has issued a
circular announcing that the colonies will be
placed upon the same electoral basis as the
rest of Spain.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 28.-The Constitutionnel says
the reorganization of the National Guard is
rapidly progressing in the departments, where
the measure is received with great favor by
the people.
LONDON, Oct. 2S-Dispatches from Bombay
report that additional successes have been
gained by the British troops in the northwes-
tern provinces.
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THE CONTEST IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT,
NASHVILLE, Oct. 27.-The canvass between
the two Radical candidates for Congress.
Messrs. Mercer and Prosser, wakes warm in
this civ The friends OF Mr.. Prosser raised a
pole on he public square last evening and run
up a carpet bag in place OF the national coIors.
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2S-Forenoon.-Cotton buoyant;
sales l., 900 bales.
LONDON, Oct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm.
LONDON, Oct. 2s-Evening.-Consols closed at 94A
for money and account.
American securities United States 5-20's at ia {;
Erie shares 2S4; AtlanL g. Great Western 10 80.
FRANKFORT. Oct. 2S-Evenng.-United States
5-2O's at 7St q 7s4.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2s-Evening.-Cotton firm and
unchanged sales 1900 bales; Middling uplands I'D
Midiling Orleans ID Breadstuffs and Provisions
unchanged. Produce-refined Petroleum advanced
to Is Cd; other articles unchanged.
LONDON Oct IS Evening.-Sugar on the spot adj
yanced to 36s Sd; anat 25s 81 26s. Tallow 53s Sd.
Calcutta Linseed 61s.
HAv- Ma, Oct. 2I.-Sugar-The market is buoy
ant; market favors sellers, and there is large spec
ulative inquiry. Exchange London 15s a 16j per
cent. premium; United States, shor' sight, cur
rency, 10 q Is per discount; 60 days sight, in
Gold, 495 per cent. premium; short sight, per
cent. premium.
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VIRGIN aA.


AGRICULTURAL FAIR-ADDREss BY COM. MAURY
STAUNToN. Oct. 2S.-Commodore Mathew
f. Maury delivered an address to-day before
the Valley Agricultural Fair to an immense
audience. He warmly urged the immediate
establishment of line of steamers between
Norfolk and Holland, in order that the South
might reap the advantage of direct trade and
emigration which would spring up by this
connection. 10000 people visited the grounds
to-day. When Gen Lee made his appearance
at the Fair to-day he was enthusically cheered.
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CONNECTICUT.
GREAT REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION

GREAT REPUBLICAN, DEMONSTRATION.
HARTFORD, Oct. 28-Midnight. The largest
political demonstration ever witnessed in Con-
nectcut is being held in this city tonight
Over 5000 Boys in Blue, with banners, torches
flags and transparencies paraded the streets
and all along the line of march buildings were
brilliantly Illuminated. Between fifty and
sixty towns were represented in The line, and
the city was blaze of lights and densely
crowded with people. The procession is still
marching about the city, and the enthusiasm
i, immense. A collation. was served to the en-
tire procession by the Republicans OF Hartford
MAN DROWNED.
New HAVEN, Oct. 28.-The body of George
Bell, captain of the sloop Exchange, of New
Haven, was found in the harbor to-day. 1t is
supposed that in going to his vessel from the
shore last night the boat was swamped and he
was drowned
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WASHINGTON.
DEMOCRATIC MANAGEMENT OF THE POST OFFICE
DEPARTMENT..


DEPARTMENT.
New YORK, Oct p. The Posts special says
a statement of the receipts and expenditures
in the General Post-office Department for the
f-cal year ending June 30, 1868, has been com
pleted by the Auditor of the Department and
laid before the Postmaster General The fig
ares show an alarming condition OF affairs in
the Post office Departments as managed by Ran
dali this year.. There is a deficiency of re-
ceipis over expenditures of upwards of Sc, 400,
600, or IN other words, tnd receipts fall short OF
the expenditures to that amount. This exhibit
appears Il / the more damaging to the Depart
ment when it is known that the receipts this
year amount to over $15,400,000, or two mil
lion more than those OF last year. Some idea
may he Obtained of the administration by COM
paring its present condition with that of four
years ago. 10 1866 the Department had sur
plus of money on hand of 100000. In 1866
there was a deficiency of 81 665 900. In 1867 it
increased to SO 1893 600 In 1868 it has still
further increased to $6409,000. The Depart
ment endeavois to keep the amount of the
present deficiency quiet till after election, but
the figures given have been obtained from the
books of the Department, and are Therefore
correct.
sURRATTs TRIAL.
Surratt's case comes up in the Criminal
Court tomorrow, when arrangements Will be
heard on motion to dismiss the appeal from
the decision of the Court by which Surratt was
discharged
INVESTIGATION INTO THE BALTIMORE OUTRAGE
UPON PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.
WASHINGTON, Oct ga committee APP
pointed by the Republican Association here
has been taking testimony in reference to the
assault IN Baltimore upon parties who were on
th"ir way to Philadelphia to vote. The te>ti-
mony duplicates some OF the Baltimore police
force Committees were also appointed to
wait on the Municipal Government of Balti-
more and demand protection for passengers in
tranSiLu
REVISION OF THE CUSTOMS LAWS
The volume of Customs Regulations of the
Treasury Department, published in 1857, hav-
ing by reason of Numerous changes in the
laws become TO large extent obsolete, a revision
thereof has been Tor several months in course
OF preparation, and the Secretary has just is
sued ptnphlet addr ssed to customs officers
comprising the regulations under warehouse
laws. The other portions of the work will be
published in a short time. The form of Ware
bou>e bonds are materially changed in the re-
vised regulations, and important instructions
are given relative to the execution of them
Precise directions are also given in reference
to the sales of uDreclaimed goods
APPOINTMENTS.
The following Internal Revenue appoint
ments were made to-day: Store-keeper JOS H
Means, LIST Rhode Island; Guagers Charles e.
Merrill, End Connecticut.
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New ORLEANS, Oct. 28-The- city has been
quiet to-day, and so far as heard from there
has been no further trouble in st. Bernard
parish.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-Aspinwall advices of
the 10Th inst. state that the steamship Parkers
burg, from Panama, bound up the coast struck
rock in he harbor of Amapok Bay of Fen-
sea, and became a total wreck. The passen-
gers, crew, mails, aud considerable portion of
the cargo were saved in damaged condition.
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Especial Dispatch by Interna ;i0naI LineI
BOSTON, Oct. 2S.-tReported for the Press. 1.-THE
Domestic Wool market continues in the same COM
parativey quiet state Noticed at the close Of last
week Manufacturers are purchasing in lots as want
ed. and prices rem in the same. Ohio ana Pennsyl-
yania pick: lock 65 a zoe p ib; choice Xxx IS q Coo;
ether westesn, fine and Al a soc; medium At g
soc; common Is q SOC; pulled extra 45 a soc: su-
perfne ~ e 55c No. 80 a 43c; California % a 36c
NJ chgan, New York AMI Vermont extra and Xxx o.
G SIC; fine do 4s a 51c; medium 4s a soc: coarse
Al q soc. Fo' eign Wo,ls-Canada combing ~ q Toe
Smyrna washed 20 q 4Dc and unwashed Is a 22c
Buenos Ayres 20 q BOZ; Care Good Hope 37(9 43c
Gillian % q SOC; DOnski 81 g 4Sc; Africa unwashed
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Q A T. IF ola MA.
- Passage Tickets for sale at tie
sass-~--s4SM low st rates, on early application
., g. LIZ AAassssS> a cue
sszsz-zzssz1SUNyesN TICKET OEFaCE
1912 Exchange street Portland.
". ID. LITTLE &c { o..
Mar 13-dtt Agents.
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NRR n ASK q.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

OMAHA, Oct. 23.-T. Durant, Vice Pres
dent Of the Union Pacific Railroad telegraphs
from Black Fork, on the Green River, that
seven miles and 1910 feet of track were laid to.
day. The twelve bridges in the next ten miles
will be finished Tomorrow A large force is
working day and night
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INDIAN OUTRAGE
NEW j 4 RS EN-.

FIRE.
NEWARK, Oct. pa fire in the Newark In
dia Rubber Works this morning damaged the
stock and buildings $4,000.
ACCIDENT.
The boiler for heating water in the bath
room of the Market House exploded at one
O'Clock ibis afternoon, driving itself through
the building into the canal beneath. Damage
$1,000
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RsASSGE Rf.
aTE 1TrFD GrGr

ST. LOUIS, Oct 80 The steamer Ii ", bound
for Fort Sully, Upper Missouri, with a cargo OF
-four aud aud bacon belonging to Government
sunk at Rush Bottom or Saturday last, and is
a total loss. Tue boat was valued at $4,000
insured for $4,000. Value of the cargo $4,000
no insurance.
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NEASSAGBUS EETS.

Boston, Oct 2S.-At the annual meeting of
the Board of Overseers John II. Clifford was
reelected President OF the Board and DR.. n q.
B. Shurteff Secretary. The election of Pres
ident of the University was deferred for the
present.
ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT.
The prize fight between O'Baldwin and
Wormald will take place tomorrow morning
at Isle of Shoals
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We RMONT.

DEATH OF HON. ANDREW TRACY.
MONTPELIER Oct 2S.-Hon. Andrew Tracy,
prominent member of the Vermont bar and
heretofore good deal in public life, died to-
day at the age of r.
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tn E DOMINION OF CANADA.

MONTREAL, Oct. 2S.-Charbounneau's plan
ing and saw mill was destroyed by fire yester-
day. A man employed as watchman was
burned to death.
EXTENSION OF THE PAsSUMPSIC RAILROAD
A company has been formed here to build a
railway from Lennoxvlle to Meguntic and ST.
Francis.
THE TRIAL OF wHALEN.
Whalen confidently expects new trial. 1t
is believed that the judges will decide against
the ruling of Chief Justice Richards.
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The Great Quoting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bowels !;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach; makes SICK and weak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quisting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Agent for the United States.
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5000 People in Procession,

Monster Meeting in FAN euil Hall.
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Xxx. II 59ld IL 80
X. ....... 10 00sl 10 30
Spring xx.. 9 5n(9 10 so
x. 9 SOC 9 80
Superfine. Z 90 a 750
st. Louis 81 Southern
superior Xxx IA 509 10 2
Canada none
Michigan & Western
Sup'r Xxx. IL Md13 10
California. 10 259 IA 25
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COOp6raG'
Corrected for the PRESS to Oct. %.

HID. Sh'ks & Hds,
Mol. City. - 90 a 3 90
Sug. City. % 60 q 2 Is
Sug. C'try. L 80 a l rs
C'tryRift Mol.
Hhd. Sinks. 1 sc az 175
HID. H'd'gs,
Soft Pine. 80 a 8?
Hard Pine. 80 az 50
Hoops,(14 ft).40 90 GAP %
R.Oak Staves45 90 $50 90
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CRIME AND DISASTER.

CONCORD, Oct. 28.-Thomas Heath, of War
ner, has been held in $4,000 bail, in the Police
Court, Tor alleged rape by the roadside of
day.
Edgar ID. Woodman, young and promising
business man, had his right arm blown off YES
terday at Gilmanton by falling and discharg-
ing his gun
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
There was great Republican rally in the
Town Hall at Wa pole last evening. The Bel
lows Falls (Vt.) Grant Club went down by a
special train. The Walpole -Glee Club gave
some fine singing. Hon. Mason w. Tappau,
of Bradford, made an able, eloquent and eff
ftotive address. The meeting was very en-
thusastic aud was thoroughly awakened by
the speaker.
Mr. Tappan addressed large and apprecia-
tive audience at Fitzwlliam on Monday eve
ling The Cheshire county Republicans are
thoroughly aroused and are doing their whole
duty.
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7 " DIV dl DIOI OSs
Tar p brl. 8 Oh a ) 50
Pitch &c. Tarl3 % az
WI. Pitch ... 5 90
Rosin $50. 4 90 a 10 90
iTurpentine gal 81 q 56
Oakum.
American. -: 10 az u!
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Notice to the Sfck !

All Diseases Positively Permanent
Cared and Perfeet "a eaIth HsesIored.
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REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FIVE THOUSAND,
WHEELING, Oct. 28.-The Republican ma
jority In Western Virginia is about 5000.
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BOwdOin College Memorial Hall.
To Rnildara and Stnna nnttara

SEALED tenders will be received for materials
~ and labor tor all the stone and mas IN work re-
CURED tor tue erection of the Memorial Hall at
BSwdOIn College, Brunswick, NE.
- renders will be Iecei sed for either Granite or
biown Stone; Scotch hubble Masonry TOR the super
ture' The conu ACTORS TO have the stone now on
Tue lo' SO 2r as the same be used in the ounda-
ton wall Tenders also will be received for Granite
in regular courses Of ASHER. rock face.
The contractors must state in their tender from
what gu try the stone is come which they PROPOSE
TO put into the bullding and also name the time
when the building will be ready for root. The
committee will require bonds from the ortractors
with sat factory sureties in the sum ofve thousand
dollars S5 100 COY tor the faithful completion OF the
contract. All bids mus be accompanied with the
name OF the proposed sureties.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the office
OF NEWCOMR & SON, corner OF Plum and Mid
die Streets, Portland, Maine, after OetOb-r 2od.
The committee the right to reject all bids
or accept such bids they shall deem or their in
terest.
All the ten iers viii be addressed to the under
signed. at Portland Maine, and will be opened his
office on the 30th day OF November next.
WM. l.. PUTNAM.
Per order OF the Committee. oct20eod2w
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ARREST OF THE MURDERER.

Messrs. Kinds and Brooks were shot by Geo.
A CJak, Secretary of the DEMO- ratio Com
nlttee OF Monroe County, who was drunk at
the time. This Is corrohorated by despatch
from Memphis, which further states that Clark
armed with a double barrelled shot gun, Joined
Brook, and Kinds short distance from Vir-
them both He Immediately fired and wound
ed Mr.. Brooks. Mr. Kinds then attempted to
escape, but was shot in the back. Clark was
subsequently arrested and lodged in Ill. He
is said to have borne the reputation of civil
citizen, bur at the. time of the shooting was in
a condition bordering on delirum tremens.
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Q. w. HOLMES,
A & G T | o n EER

gF-Sales ofany Kind of property in the CITY or yi
cinity, promptly attended to on the most favorab bic
TERMS Ociober12. Of
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ARK ANSAS.


HoNoRs TO THE REMAINS OF HON. JAS. KINDS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ga special despatch from
Little Rock to the Democrat says: The bouy
OF Hon. JAS Kinds, assassinatod on the 22d
inst, arrived there yesterday, and was escort
ed to the State House, where it laid in state
for several hours, and was visited by large
number of peope. At 3 O'Clock it was taken
TO the depot to be forwarded to Salem, N. Y.
The funeral procession was very long, and con-
sisted OF the military, State, federal, county
and city officers, fire companies, colored schools
and citizens generally. All business houses
were closed
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'Fhe wool Market.

butchers bought largely on account OF election next
week. when it is not expected there will be so large
sunply in market q. N.
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e u IL D 2 e ,


LONDON, Oct 28.-The dowager Duchess of
Sutherland is dead
Right Rev. Chas. 7. Longley, D. D., Arch
bishop of Canterbury, died to-day, aged "a.
SPAIN
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DESTRU
NASHVILLE DOT .

NASHVILLE, Oct % The Rock City -four
mill was destroyed by fire this morning O.
gether with a large stock of -four, meal and
grain. The mill aud machinery was valued at
$4,000. Loss on stock about 5000; insured
S600O No insurance on the building. Cause
accidental
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EEOW to Get Patients.
For opinion, no charge Send sketch and deserip-
ton For application send mo lei not over one loot
in size. and $40 drrt Government and Stamp lees
Specifications. Drawings caveats; assignments pre-
pared; re ected claims prosecuted. Also interf.r-
ences, extension of patents, and appeals. Patents
taken out III ali european countries. nlustra, ed
pamphlets, 40 pages, sent free. Ad lress MUM &
CO., No 81 Pa.k Row, n. Y. ocliisi3m
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Oh iO.

OrrlSlAL WIFE,
NEW YORK, Oct. ga Columbus, Ohio,
special says: The following is the official vote
OF Ohio: Total vote of the State, 5l675O for
Secretary of State, Isaac r. Sherwood (Repub-
hcan) 267,061; Thomas Hubbard (Democrat)
496S9; Republican majority, 1882 The to-
tai vote for Governor in 1867 was 484 227; in
crease in 1868, 80, 532: Republican increase,
pass; Democratic increase, 9O67; net Repub-
lican gain IA ,3S9.
HEAVY ROBBERY.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2S.-The jewelry store OF
Long Bros, q West 4th street, was robbed
this morning of $1,000 worth of diamond rings
Two men entered the store and asked to be
shown some rings. While one of the meh
called the attention of the clerk to another
part of the store the other grasped the rings
and made his escape. Neither of the men
have been arrested.
ARREST FOR ISSUING FRAUDULENT NATURAL
ZATION PAPERS
CLEVELAND, Oct. 2S.-Probate Judge Miz-
ner, of Ottawa county, was arrested and
brought here to day on a charge of issuing
fraudulent naturalization papers. He will be
examided tomorrow.
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&UCTlUU sALEs.
POstDODemeDtl

mr. SAFE OF Fruit Trees advertised to he sold at
= a"'tlon today al Wo0dOTd's Corner Is poctbon .
Nv iucther notice. The trees will be sold Al
pdifate sale By he AuctiOnser George r. Davis
den ~ u, ." t. en- up AMI tr2nsplanted In any gar
4eH u til- city Tree OF charge. OcIsitr
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PROGRESS OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 27.-The Democrat has a
special dispatch from Omaha, which says the
Union Pacific Railroad Company laid seven
and half miles o track yesterday, passing
the advance stakes of the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company.
INDIAN OUTRAGEs.
A Cheyenne dispatch says the Indians at
tackled Hunt and Paull's tain near Ferry
Station on Sunday and killed four men and
captured fourteen mules.