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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-30
DIED.

BLlTHE,-On the Goth Instant, ANN BLITHE In
the Stth year OF her age.
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the residence
OF her hus band, Samuel Bithe, Hsysvle Springfield
township, Delaware county, on sunday aiternOoD,
November !, AT O'Clock. To proceed 20 SWedenoorg
Cbulc cb.
BRlHDENBART.-on the 27th Instant JOHN c.
HIS relatives and male friends and alao the
beIs of Lodge No. 81, a. Y, M, and the o der gene
rally, are Iespeelmly invited 70 attend his iunersl,
from his late residence No. 1905 Chenut street, on
saturday morning AZ 10 O'Clock.
CALVERT.-Qn the 9th natant, after lingering
Illness, klCHAbD r. CALVERT, in his 4ith year.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also Tern
STAR Lodge, No. 1873, A. Y. Nj; lumbia MarS LoHge
and the order in genera also Beck's Philadelphia
Band. and the musical frateruiy; also the Columpta
Hose Company respectfully Invited TO attend the
funeral, from his late residence; No; 2J6 N Ninth
street, on Sunday afternoon AT O'Clock,
GRAY On the 2sth instant. Mr. WILLIAM
ne t.lsv ItS Ss ,onns % e rorv also mem
ETY. are nyea g attend the t9ners from his s1o
MCEWAN.-On the 2gth inutsnt. MARY BROSIER,
daughter Of Henry D. and Salle b. McEIan, aged 8
Jhe relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited 10 attend he iunera from the re3ldence
of her parents No. 3l) tlrecnw ch street, sunday
morning al o'clock, To proceed to MOrlah Cemetery
PAULUS.-on the 9th inst, CHARLES PAULUS.
The relaTives and friends aud wI'liam B. schnIdet
Lodge No. 49, y. Y. NJ. Columbia Mark, No. 81: f.
liTe Lodge, No lO4, l. o. OF o. r. and all the societies
OF which he was member are invited 20 attend the
funeral, from his late residence, No. l3} Congress
street, on Sunday at 0'CiooF To proceed to Sixth
street Union Vault.
TAYLOR.-Fell asleep In Jesus the evening OF
| the 2si n Instant Dr. JAMES TAYLOR, In the 2St
year OF bis age. .
OF he central High school, the Alumni and students
OF Jefferson Medical College, respectfully lnglteu
parents, No s!9 . Tenth street, on Monday, Novem.
Der 2, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-30
HoRArIo IN Notwithstanding to announce

HoRATIo IN TowK.-Aecording to announce
ment, HoTaiio Sey mour, the Democratic cendi-
late for he Presidency, arrived in the city at &
few minute es after l O'Clock this afternoon. Tho
train conveying him and the Committee ap.
pointed for the purpose OF escortlng him came
into the Reading depot, at TniIleentn and Cal
low hill streets, where an tndlscriminate mass
OF humanity, consisting of men, women, and
children, We're In waiting 10 receive the dlstin-
guished visitor.
The uaip was delayed some time, owing to
the fact that Mr. Seymour responded TO the
calls OF citizens at the vari ious stations along
the road between Residing and Philadelphia.
On entering the depot the crowd cheered
Justify and discharged pistol shots; and on Mr..
Seymour landing from the platform of the car,
lanB ed by Lewis Q. Cassidy, Esq, and William
" Bradford, Esq, there was n rush and yell
and IL was with extreme difficulty that the
party forced its way to the street, where car
riages were standing. Mr.. Seymour was placed
in q vehicle drawn by four horses, when 1t
started down Thirteenth street to Arch, to
Ninth, and to the Continental Hotel.
Judging from the closed windows aud the
want OF bunting along the route over which
the procession passed, we Opine that the arrival
of This distinguished man has caused but little
excitement among our loyal citizens. He will
address the De mocracy to- night at the Academy
of Music,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-30

CoRoEEa's IEoUEsT.-This morning At II
O'Clock Coroner Dsniss held an investigation
at his Office into the ciroumsl RnoeS atlehuink
the deaIh of Mrs. Annie Walmsley yestsseruusg,ys
morning about 8 o'clock, AT NO. 0snue 0. IL
avenue lear sixth and FItzwater strsSesS: Sso.aaed
had been currently reported tnsg tne .iod or
came to her death from being sLIsDsISn aSo0t vi
choR ed by her husband in an aIteIcssUn at .abJoh
the posI essiOn OF n smsll sum OF Inoney wnioI I
she had ON her person and he was srres, eu anu
held in await 4 he verdict Of the Coroners jury
None of the evidence tended 10 Prove tne cor
reoI n ess OF Ibis report. ,..-
DR., shspleigh made post niortenl examina- ma
tion OF the deceased. the upper part OF the
body pi esenced appearances OF congestlon' an
Indication of sudden death. There was dis
culoration about the neck. This was caused oy
the settling OF the blood, as Is usual particu-
larly " hen death has been sudden. There were
no internal marks of violence. l made care
ful dissection OF the neck, and not the least
sign otsirapgulation OF could be discovered. Toe
blood. vessels the scalp were congested. Upon
examining the brain | found great quantity
OF water pressing upon the brain, and within
the ventricles. The substance OF the brain was
EofIened and OF q light color
The deceased came to her death from wetery
effusion, causing com preston of the brain. She
probably died in n fiJ.
The jury rendered verdict that death was
produced by natural causes and The prisoner
was discharged.
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FL Eth EDI TION
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Indian War Election Bets
Riot i'm New YOrk-SeriOus
COnflagratiOn.
FROM WASHINGTON
The Indian War OhhciaI Reports from
General sheridan,
N he

The Indian War OmciaI Reports from
General sheridan.
Despatch TO the sSocioted Press
WASHINGTON, Oc. 80 The following was re-.
ceived at the War Department this morning:-
ST. LOUIS, 0ct. 20 Breyet Msjor.General u.
u. ToUDstnd, A. 4. G.-rhe folio wing despatch
from General Sheridan is just received
IN THE FIELD, FORT HAYS, Kansas, Depart
ment OF Missouri. Oct. 2s.-Brevet Major. General
W. A. Nichols-Geue9al Carr, with seven CON-
panies of the 9Th Cavalry, under Lieutenant
Petlon. struck t1s Indians on Shutner's creek.
south OF Beaver, on the 25ih inst, killed ten
Indians and five ponies, and captured three
ponies. 1be next daS he folio we'd the Indians,
who disputed his advance to protect their
lodges and stock. Tue Indians burning the
prairie to the wirdward not stopping the adj
vance of the troops they forced the Indians to
abandon their rotes and camp, and lodge
equipage, capturing and killing seventy-two
horses. Gen raj Carr is still pursuing them.
Colonel Burkhead is also in the same section,
and thiuk before this has joined Geu. Carr.
(SiRned) p. A. SHERIDAN.
W. A. NICHOLS, A. A. g..
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RHsWE HAVE SOLD DO FAsc
R1.wE HAVE SOLD 30 FAhT
nyy- We HAVE BulD 30 FAST
BgaWE have 8 LII 80 VAST
OUR FALL AID WINTER CLOTH NO IA
our FALL AND " INTER OLOpufSgsSEu
OUR FALL AND M1NTEH ILOTUt No e3S1
UUR FALL AND WlNTaR ILyrHrNg- -SG
h7-WE ARE Row hECEiYiSa
HSsNB ARE NOW RECEIVING
HE-N E ARE NOW M CEiNlNa
W. The SrCOSD INSrALMESTe ga
rsE eECOND INsrALMBNr -xA
The 5AOOSD INsTALM r. e1sN
THE B. COND lNsTALMRNT~ ca
EF~ BFAUrIFUL FkE,H GOODS
0S- BEAUTIFUL FREsH GOODs,
re- BEAUIn VI FaEsH GOODS
Nfj BEAUTIFUL FRESH GOODS.
GAKD-Ws nave y eD0ld STICK OF the UeTy nCiUe3E
tbipgs ON our counter and though our safes }
large we have forty cutters aud seven hundred han
oEet y on SalesrOoms tilled.
Thfte ACTS are open for me Inspection OF any who
will call and see fur thPmSplve5
RsysThe New Goods just receiving are:-
Fall Overcoas, from t775 TO g2J.
In0iIpensable Suits,
street Jackets.
Heavy sacks TO do without overcostey
Fancy over SACKS.
Stylfh ChestpripldS.
You hs' Cne. ter fields,
Boys Double breasted SRCke.
Youths OIL d BOys' Suits
Chl'dren's Garibade.
(bildren's Bisma kS.
ChildIeu's Prince ImpPrias.
Child' ems Ohau berlai ~.
Child Pn's Fancy Overooats.
nB'A large TO ee of selesmen TO give gooo atten-
WANAMAKER u BHnWN.
THE LARGEST CLIO THING HOp9E,
The corner of SIXTH and MARKET streets.
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A Riot.
FROM NEWARK.
Outrages by Democratic Roughs.

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 30.-The Democratic
torchlieht procession last night eliminated
after midnight in violence, while they were
passing Governor Ward'sihouse. His gardeners
stan ding quietly in front with female domes-
TIC was struck with club and seriously in.
jured Tue windows were broken in with clubs,
and the houses of some prominent Republicans
were sauted with groans. The Post saloon, near
the Market street depot, was ransacked and
robbi d. Mrs. Brians saloon, on Market street,
was al,o stripped of its contents, which were
carried Off by q party of rdflians from jersey
City,
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FOURTH EDITION
WASHINGTON.
The Command in the Southwest
Post Office Difficulties
Local Improvements,
FROM WASHING TON.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 80.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 80.
General Heintzelman
arrived this morning from New York, where he
has been engaged as a member OF the Retiring
Board. 1t was rumOred that he had been sent
Tor to succeed Reynolds in Texas, but this was
incorrect, SO he was assured by Secretary
Schofeld. He is waiting orders.
Postmaster. General Randall
is very much annoyed at the publication OF a
statement that there will be show wn a deficiency
10 his Department during The last fiscal year OF
upwards of SIX millions of dollars. All day yes
terday he was figuring 10 show that the state
ment is not true, aud the White House reporter
comes 10 his rescue this morning, aud between
the tw o the affair is muddled as badly as De,mar
about the national finances. The Auditor has
not made his report yet upon
Post Onice Expenses,
so all 6gures purportng 10 represent the condi-
ton of the Department must be received with
allowance.
The city Authorities
have notified the Baltimore and Ohio Railroa d
Con pany of their intention to grade 1 street
forthwith upon a portion where the railroad
track runs, aud if this is done the track will be
covered ten feet below the level OF the street,
which will cut Of communication with the depot
for about one mile. Much ill.feeliug exists be-
| tween Councils and the railroad company but
| it is thought some arrangement will be made by
| which travel will not be inerfe1ed with.