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Brig Me DE, Noulton, konroyis, woA 50 days With
Ss.Sss from ~ = u Z H 8Ss M Ia. - 10. ssss SsasJ:d
Ass & rS% LysOS fSs sszsns + e s,s ssd r S:.
rom s:,sinos. ioG G1 Poo 1s1 hoo o. 81 '' Ion '
e o;sn ns *:
July a in long g W. Had light Winds sins the whole
Brig RS:: % of BOs.on lyman L.sup. day: yisA
S.li 'S% ainot % from issun. s for he
ss s,;S SS:s:is ::I ~ 9
5:%:: Bernard c:..a.
S.Ss ,d Sailed Ned y brig Ramars1 and schooner
Brig, Brig Hattie e Of B.nsor Grant, Jacksonville, 10 days. with
days with coal to master.
e. aas ". to D; sss:.d9 e.
moderate s T s,u weather during the gSs:aGs 30
ncsown With $50 bbls sperm OIL sailed in company brig
sehr Geo somss Pray. Demarara "a days. with old lion
sugar molsssest to Wincheron No date On he out.
ward in heavy sea, carried away foremost head
e. Of s s:9
schr W ii Kennel, scper, xs.sndris 10 '"-'''''
seSr ssSr HSsh. HSsss. Lovs!snd I y'ls'n'a yrsni.
ssr g1es Kiri n1'sS RoSnson Gecfsssown es DC
Say &C.
ch schr I H.ny Een,ha P Taylor Gs.orsetqnwn, Dc
@ s.r.sos. for fa.S S0h'
R hoson eRR Psas.ps. Si Gsss
sloop Flying scud. Young Virginia.
Brig Dnnkeld which arrived 2Sth inst consigned Phil.
lips Collins
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Francona, Bragg Portland for New York, with
mdse. to- Ames.
schr Fred Warren, Mitchell, Bangor via Providence for
schr Abby Willard, Hill, Bangor for New York, with
lumber to Hoiyoke Murray.
schrJ Bell, Hall, Taunton for New York.
schr CumingS' Holt Providence for for New York
Scnr W smons, Nckerson, Providence for NewYork.
sohr q HUNTINGTON. =, Providence for New York.
senr Adele Felicia Eliot, New LONDON for New York
sehr Actln Hi. New Haven G for New York '''A
Schr Green County Tanner New Haven for New York.
schr Eagle, Chase, Bridgeport for New York:
schr Hannah Chaye Pratt Portland. CT for New York.
Schr Long Island, Gallagher, Cow Bay for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr James Buchanan, Kelly Philadelphia for Derby.
schr Raven, Parker, Elizabehport for Providence.
Schr @ W Whistler, Penny, Elizabehpor for Plymouth.
schr Pauline, Eaton, Eiizsbehport for M Br,dSsport
schr Jane, Ellzabethport for Providence.
ssbr b or Tor New Haven
Schr Margaretta, Wilson, South Amboy for Oyster Bay
schr J Anderson. Dale, South Amboy for Hartford.
sehr Middleton, Campbell Port johnson for Hart
schr Lucy Hail. Hail. Woodbridge for wareham.
schr z F Brown, Brown, Jersey City for New Haven.
schr " Hone, Hone New York FOR Boston.
schr Daniels, Smith, New York for Hartford.
schr W Bowen, Reynolds, New York for Providence.
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Clubs IT. h 81 an MA 6sb 7b Nb 9th
ss,...s,n',c:::::S s,.,....:::::::::S ] : : I ss-aa
umpire-Mr E. Tlton, OF the Atlantic Club.
Scorers-Messrs. Delaney and Sterling
Time Of game-Two hours and thirty mnutes
Left on Sases-Atlantics 8; Stars 6.
Fly catches Atlantic, 8; Star, 49,
Fou ball catches-Auanic IL, 8; Star, II, g.
Base piay-Put out by Atlantic, Ia, IA; Star, IL,
Outs on foul baLs-Atantic, IA, 4; Star, 4, 3.
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and ten ministers Other amnesties are also promul-
gated. The Of servitude OF le2s convcts beyond
the seas have consideration OF their good conduct
and industry. been committed or reduced upon the
report OF the Minister OF Justice and Public W0r-
shin on the recommendation OF the same Minister,
I75 of the National Guard Of the department OF the
Seine under punishment for breaches OF discipline
have had their sentences RENTED. Soldiers and
tials have also shared in the Imperial amnesty.
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Totals. "a % 80 Totals...s 81 % Is Al
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ROME.

Activity Of the Pope--The Movement 10 Conn
u,en,orare the EcumenicaI CouDcIl-Bnptis.
NAL Ceremouy-Rum0rs Regarding the En-
King of Nnpies-The FortiHcations Of
ROme-NIilitary Discipline.
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POWHATAN.

.... 81 90 20 % Totals. ........ .a5 10 I6 is
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-21
The Circuit .JudgeShipS.
FROM WASHING TON.
A WonderruI Difference.

n wonderful DIHerence.
Special Despatch to the EUoDing Telegraph.
WAsnTNGToN, Oct. 2l.-Supervisor Bloomfield,
of Illinois, reports that for the year ending Sep
tember 20, 1865 Tazewell county, Illinois, from
all sources, paid S134,000 in round numbers, In
tcrnal Revenue tax, and that for the year end
ing September 20, 1869, il paid in round num-
bcrs, $5lS,O COO.
During the former year all the distillerics in
the town of Pekin run most of the time, and the
tax for the greater part of that period was two
dollars per gallon. For the last year only one
distillery has run continually, and it alone
has paid during that time $135000 being more
than the whole county the year before. He
also reports that taxes on tobacco have it,
creased in Chicago about $4,000 in the last
month over the corresponding month of last
year.
The Mississippi Election.
The Secretary has assigned the following OIL
GERS to duty in connection with the registration
and election in Mississippi they are ordered to
report to General Ames:-Major Nelson, Captain
Hogen, Major Won Herman, Major c. J. Wilson,
and half-dozen lieutenants.
That Hoax.
A letter has been received at the Navy Depart
ment from Commander j. G. Walker, OF the
frigate Sabine. Referring to the reported
mutiny on board the Sabine, he says:-"Papers
received from home are filled with reports OF Il
mutiny on board this ship. 1t is scarcely
necessary to say that there has been no trouble
of any kind on board"
Commissioner DeIHnO
was closcted with the President for some time
this morning, arranging matters about the reve-
nue., and determining upon appointments 10 fill
vacancies now existing in the Revenue Depart
ment.
senator Cameron
is to be here next week. The Senator will keep
house here this winter and propos IS to enter
tain largely. He comes here next week to look
after the htting-up of his establishment
Those Mirrors.
Several large mirrors were recently received
at the Internal Revenue Bureau, but were too
large for Delanos room, and were returned to the
dealers in New York, who. claim pay for them
Delano says he didn't order them, and Superin-
tendent Rice says lie did not. Rice has gone
to New York to see about it. The mirrors arc
said to be worth ten thousand dollars each.
Hen. Thomas w, Harrison,
Judge of the Third Circuit of West Virginia, is
urged for the new United States Circuit Judge
ship embraced in the States of Virginia, West
Virginia, and North and South Carolina.
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CONT 0f His Hide.v

Late Wednesday afternoon little girl hastily en-
tered the CoronerS office and desired the attendance
Of of the COroners upon her father David Klein,
living at no. 439 Pearl street, at the same time
alleging that he had been brutaiy beaten and Kicked
by merchant named Young, doing business at No.
AZ Walker street. and was in a dangerous condition.
Deputy Coroner Cushman at once waited upon
Mr.. Klein whom he found suffering severely but not
at all dangerous. Mr.. Klein stated that with his
lawyer he called to serve q writ upon SOncntha
Moritz, bookkeeper for Mr.. Young, when without
provocatOn, the latter seized him by the hair Of the
head and kicked him in the abdomen and back in
the most brutal manner. AS an ante-mortem en-
animation was unnecessary, Mr.. Klein was recon-
mended TO make complaint against his assailant
before Judge Hogan, at the Tombs. The injured
man has n Judgment against Moritz, and suit is
pending between them in the Superior C0urt,--N Y
Herald
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R0BES0N.
HumOrcd Opposition to His Conformation bN
the Seuate-Thc New CIiUue,

nuiHOrcd OppONttI0u to His Conformation by
the senate-Thc New Clique. ~
-. II we may credit the statement subjoned here,
tnere IS lever being placed in position to upset Mr..
spite and personal sefshness are the moving i'm
pulses which govern some OF aspiring Con-
Sressmen. Writes the HcroH correspondent from
There is story going about here to the eject that
certain Senator'S and particularly Drake of Mis-
souri,, intend to oppose the confirmation OF Secre
tary RObesOn on the meeting of Congress. Neither
Robson nor Belknap, 1t will be remembered have
yet received a Senatorial endorsement, which is
necessary TO their complete appointment. Crimes
retirement from the Senate leaves the Craftsmanship
Of the Naval Committee vacant, and Drake is said
to be an eager candidate for the position Drake
is man OF strong likes and dslikes, and is
Admiral Porter. This Spite 1t is reported extends
to Robson, whom Drake assumes To be Identical
with Porter. lie believes Porter has great influence
over Mr.. RObesOn, and therefore desires to defeat
the latters confirmation IN the hope OF getting in
some one who will throw Porter overheard alto
gether. This is one OF the alleged reasons. An
other is that Congress at its last session cut down
materially the estimates for the navy, which econo-
mical hint it is given out has been tlisregarded by
the department, which has expended the entire ap-
preparation in addition TO such sums as were OBJ
taned from the sale OF war vessels. The cause of
this expenditure ought to be satisfactory TO inqusi
tive Senators. The department desired to place its
vessels in proper trim for use in of any ditfi-
Guilty that might spring out OF the Cuban cOmpca-
tion, and laid out the money TO very good purposes
third reason assigned for the anti-Robeson move
ment is the fact that the great State Of Pennsyl-
wanna has no representative in the Cabinet, While
the little Democratic region of New Jersey is hon
ored with one. The Keyst0ners think that after two
hard struggles, successfully made, to keep Republic
canism in the ascendant in their State they are en-
titled to a Cabinet recognition in preference to
Jersey On the other hand II is stated that there is
precious little vitality in the anti-RObeson move
ment. The Naval Secretary feels quite easy in his
shoes, and troubles his mind with no fears as
TO his confirmation, Drake TO the contrary
notwithstanding. On the reaSsembling Of Con-
gress Mr. Robeson and his friend Porter may
suddenly loom up into very great Importance.
Should the President act az some of his friends
declare he will regarding Cuba, Senators will very
probably be in no mood TO bother either Robson OF
Porter. These friends OF Grant say that in his mes
Cabinet ana automatically regarding Cuba, and that
ne will recommend Congress TO sustain the Rcpuh
can in the sever faithful isle, or at least
press himself in favor OF recognizing the struggling
patriots. Should Mr.. Fishs prediction Of war with
Spain then come true, of the struggle woul(
man Of the hour,
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THE NEW YoRK MONEY MARKET.

The following extracts snow the state Of the New
York money market yesterday
From. the Herald.
'It will be gratifying TO the numerous creditors OF
the Gold exchange Bank 10 learn that the process
OF liquidation has progressed so Iar as 10 enable the
which have been adjusted, ana the Following notice
has been accordingly issued
New nonh Oct 20 leg legt-Iihe ~ @uhaersigned @ heJebE
whose e9ins have been adjusted, thHt pursuant TO an
eIGgI lnS HlS obtained nom the supreme Oo"t g,Vni
70 pay five cent upon the amounts Of such ad
have been approved will please hand them in
nI.Iout uehyi and upon Nerlncaton OF the same the
70. N. JORDAN, Receiver
"Outside of the Vanderbilt stocks there was no in-
telfuptlen 10 the dulneGs which seems to have
setleH upon W an street. The money market was
TO the standing OF borrowers and the character OF
collateras Prime commercial paper was quoted
exchanges there was more activity, and some OF the
PRIME bankers advanced their rates quarter per
cent, ana all or them an eighth per cent. "
seems tlnt me large imports create an urgent
| exports are large, the bills drawn against
! them me rapidly absorbed Heretofore tle
| regular drawers had TO compete with tne onerlng7
OF DOnd DIS as well as OF produce Dls puI Ile S 90
ports OF bonds have been light OF late Wllle nuH
Der Of coupons have arriy ell from Europe, MIlcn Mn
not renYestcd, must be covered by ns O a
still stood at 1900 1905. The Government ma s ~
firm at the noon board in conseqlen VI Iii III
proposal OF the Government to purGhasG wv 1reeiy
lions Of bonds to-day and the GIs sold quite ao75 ~
at 11ss. The Onerings OF the Snb-lreasniy wvi a
! large hoWeVer-over $1,000, OOO-Llat uo ubth % IN n
became heavy and prices fell on an eisn'" " ="
''Southern securities were without sp'O% tor the
| ture, ana the market duili SyDUbit,b nheopb
any speculative interest there may Ne !" 'h's "'
I paTtneul OI Tie STOCK GMGnfpBe'
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FROM THE SOUTH.
. Convention Of Locomo,ive Engineer,


BALTlMoRE, Oct. 2l.-The sixth annual Con-
vention of Locomotive Engineers in the United
States was in session yesterday in this city, a
large number of delegates from nearly all the
States and from Canada being present. Charles
Wilson, Grand Chief Engineer of the brother
hood, delivered a lengthy address, congratulate
ing the convention on the advancement of the
brotherhood since the last annual session.
During the year fourteen charters have been
granted for new divisions.
The address was chiefly devoted to the objects
of the association, namely, to elevate the stand
ing and improve the efficiency of locomotive
engineers. He recommends that total absti-
nence from all that intoxcate as the only safe
and consistent ground for the brotherhood. The
Mast Hope disaster on the Erie Railroad was
reviewed, and the cause assigned that the en-
gineer had been running two successive nights
without sleep. The address was ordered to be
published. Adjourned till to-day.
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Fire In Missouri.
FROM NEW YORK.
The Money MarIset.

DeSpotch to Ths EUeniIg telegraph.
NEW YORK. Oct 2i.-Gold advanced TO l90]4. Gov
ernments dull, and slightly lower stocks were
steady at opening, but subsequently showed weak
ness especally in Vanderbilt shares was TINS notce-
able. New York Central, which opened at 93}5,
advanced TO %, and fell to 9la. Lake Shore very
active c,,
The tt tai amount OF offerings for the purchase OF
one million of bonds by the Government to-day was
s5 O84 OSO at prices ranging from 5 3UG 10 o9 ma
iurity Of the bids were below ll6.
New York stock Market.
NVv YORK oct 2l.--StoCks steady. Money easy
at 5@7 per cent. Gold l8O'q. Five twenlles' iSSl'
do, 1874 do do, new, II do 1867 lll5S do lSjs
sour 6s, $50 Canton Company 81; Cumberland %
heading, 9G5S; Hudson River ll4a; Michigan Cen
Tai i2S; Michigan Southern, 9S2. Illinois Central
1856; Cleveland and Pittsnurg, gka(; Chicago ana
Rock Island 106; Western Union Telegraph, 56sS.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK., Oct. 2l.-Cotton quiet; 800 bales sold
at 20 for mlddng uplands. Flour; sales Of $500
barrels; State and Western are without decided
change; Southern quiet and California nominal
Wheat dun and prices favor buyers. Corn declined
l@2c sales OF $4,000 bushels mixed Western at 96c @
81 for unsOund; and 81 Ol91 Oi for sound Oats duh
and heavy; new Southern ana Western, 60aG3
Beef quiet. Pork duh; new mess, S00'G2@9O1b: :
prime $50 bO@26QO. Lard dun; uerces, 175t@lI'G.
Whisky quiet free ,Sl'gl}4
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FROM THE STATE.
The Tro,ting season ut Willlamsport.

Special Despatch 10 The EceHtHg Telegraph.
WILLIAMsPoRT, Oct. 21.--This morning the
race for $4,000, continued from last evening, was
won by the sorrel mare Idol, of New York, in
2.3515, which earns her $500; second horse
Locust. $l250 third, Fanny Allen, $3.50; and
fourth, Mary, $500. -Four additional heats were
run for the 2'42 race, for purse OF 1880, also
continued, and was won by chestnut gelding
Tom Keller, of Seneca Falls, n " in 2'3jl1,
Anthracite being second, and No Name third.
This afternoon the great contest between Gold
smith Maid and American Girl for $1,000 takes
Dlace,
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The Capital RemoYnI ConYentinu

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 2l.-The National Capital
convention was engaged all the morning in
discussing ,aolengthy series of resolutions re-
ported by the committee. few verbal amend
ments have been made, and the platform will
probably be adopted before the adjournment
this afternoon. The delegates will visit the
suburbs and places of note in and around the
city, and will hold another session Tonight.
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PresidemtImI Annointmcnfs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-The following APP
pontments were made to-day
w. c. Gray Collector of Internal Revenue
Seventh district Of Pennsylvania, vice w. H.
Swain.
Mahlon Yardley, Collector Fifth district Of
Pennsylvania, vice J. p. Barnsley.
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FROM EUROPE,
The Lntest Ouotntions.

BIZ tie AHglO-A Rierjc0R Cable.
FRANKroRr, oct 2l.-4P. M-UnKs So s 6-s0s
hlm ana unchanged. -
ANTWERP, Oct. 2l,--PetrOleum firm.
LONDON, oct. 21-4'39 p. M.-Consos closed at e
for money ana 93a1@93h for account Five-tvantieS
OF 1862, slzS; of 1900 old, St2a; OF 1857 ssk 04os
5Gl4. Erie 2lA; Illinois Central, 95; AtlHntle ana
Great Western, 25tj. af M
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1880 p. M.--Cotton clQe,t
quiet. Uplands, i2d Orleans 121d. Sales TODAY,
5000 bales, including 1900 for export and speeu
LONDON, Oct. s1-I30 T.. M.-LiI seed.oil, e2p10s.
Tallow, AS C14Ts Sd. Sugar 39s 3D. ON the spot.
ClOverseed, 40s for American red.
The specie in the Bank of England has decreased
.cf92,G00.
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FIFTH ION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Indictment Of Corbin and Butterfeld
for Gold Speculations-Two Girls
Smothered by Cas-
The Gold speculatioms.

o!'''O'' 70 TIC hVtIItHJ IeegFdph
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-A. r. Corbin. General
Butterfeld, and number of others were indicted
by the Grand Jury in this city to-day for con-
spirocy in cornerng gold. Jay Gould testified
at length before the jury, and it is understood
that on his testimony the indictments were
found
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This Mornings Quotationso
FROM TENNESSEE.

The ScnatOrslip Not Yet Settled-Another
Days BUiIOiiDE- johnson Gains Ground.
Special Despatch TO The EUent0J Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2l.-The excitement here
during last night and to-day has been very great.
A heavy pressure is being brought to bear on
scattering members The interest in the con-
test is unabated. The galleries were again
thronged to-day.
Both houses met in joint Assembly at II NJ,
and proceeded to ballot for United States Senator
with the following result
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From WASHINGTON

Despatch 10 the associated Press.
Naval Orders.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2i
Lieutenant Cheney is ordered TO special signal
duty at Washington. Surgeon Addison Hndson
ia detached from duty at Mound City, Illinois,
and ordercd TO tire Navy Yard at Philadelphia,
relieving Passed Assistant Surgeon d. II. Bannon
who goes 10 Mound CITY
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SnOtIlered 10 Death.

bt"pNcH 20 Hc hcei1ng Telegraph.
BosToN, Oct 21.-Last night two young
ladies' Nettie and Fanny Foy, retired TO their
room in the Essex House, Salem, and blew out
the gas. This morning the door was opened.
and the girls found nsensible
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The BnItimorc Produce aTariset.

BALTIMORE, Oct 2l.--CottOn quiet and nominal at
261c.; no sales reported. Flour quiet and less firm
quotations are entirely unatered from yesterday
Wheat dull; red, 81 l40C6150 Corn dull white, sl'l0
@117 yellow, sl10. Oats dull az 59@dOc. Rye, sllO
clear do, 2ic,; shoulders Ike Hams, 24Ca25c.
Lard nniet nt 1Sl%M19c. Whisky dull al Sl.2nQl oil
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A NEW HOSE HoUsE DEDIcATED-'i'he Good In
tent Hose Company, OF Roxborough took possession
lane, andis two-story stone structure surhounted
by tower from which nne view is given Of Phla-
dephia and the surrounding country. The occasion
was celebrated by parade, which marched through
the variOHs thOrOuRhfares in the following ordcr:-
a squad Of policemen under Lieutenant John Kelly;
Independent Cornet Band; Good Intent Hose Com
pany, with a new hose carriage; Manayuuk steam
Fire Engine Company. Having reached the hail,
the company assembled IN the audience roon where
speeches were made by John Delayan, Esq, and
Horatio Gates Jones, ESQ.
BEoUEsTs.-The will of the late James Moore has
been admitted to probate in the office OF the Register
OF Wits It contains bcQuest OF $500 20 the Rector
which is TO he devoted TO purchasing fuel for the
poor OF the church. $1,000 for the erection or pur
chase OF parsonage for said church. aud $500, the
Hierest OF Wch is TO be used for the benefit OF the
Sabbath School attached 10 the said church.
natas 9 WI %is OF John W. Glagorn ESQ., was also pro-
sooo 10 the Northern Home for frIendless Children
A BURGLAR CAUGHT.-The liquor store of Bernard
Carr, at Beach and Brown streets, was broken into
thls morning; and the noise ocCaSOned by the thie
aMahened the bartender, who, on coming down
stairs, captured a fellow giving the name OF John
Is burns. rms, ON him was found ego in money, which he
IS alleged 70 have distracted from the till, and lot
OF tOols' with which he had forced the back door.
lie VIII be at the Central Station this afternoon.
FIRES shorty after 12 O'Clock this morning a lot
0i nay in the loft OF stable Darien street. above
foplar was consumed by fire. The loss is trl1lng.
gomery avenue below Ridge avenue was totally
destroyed. IL belonged to Mr.. Cavanagh, and was
aItaChed 10 brick-yard. Five valuable horses
pershed in the flames.
POLICEMEN SusPENDED.-Policeme Thomas Evans
ana John G. Martini of the Sixth district who are
charged with committing an assault aud battery on
MlIlam D. Davidson, ESQ., have been suspended
IRON duty, ana an investigation will be commenced
by the Police Court on saturday next.
CAPTURED IN THE Acr-Thomas johnson was ar
rested last evening at No COS South Front street. for
the larceny OF coat and pair Of pants. The arti-
Sies were round on MIN, as he was leaving the house
by the front door, Alderman Lutz sent him below
CASCALTH.-I esterday morning Daniel Jones,
aged fifty years, had his hand bady crushed by being
caught IN some machinery at Jones Mil, Heston-
Nlle. he was taken to his home at Ftfty-second
street and Westinghouse Lane
IHE RAILROAD CLERKS.-The meeting announced
70 take place this morning at the Washington House
OF rallroad clerks has been postponed until this
afternoon, in order 10 allow larger attendance.
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The Last OF The JuDsle,,.

UeSpdch 70 TIE EceNtlD IeleOTGph
BosToN, Oct. 21.--The Executive Comnlittt
of the National Peace Jubilee Association had J
final meeting this morning. The ance ia aA
treasury is S6S0S'04 The total testiIro ial sa I'd
i'll trust for Mr.. Gilmore and his famllss = ~ Jss.
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FROM THE WEST.
Fire In Michigan.

DETROIT, Oct. 21.-The steam saw mill and
the adjoining carpenter and blacksmith shops of
Ryerson q Johnson, we're burned at Muskegan
yesterday. Loss S20, ,000 no insurance.
Fire In Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2l.-The tobacco factory of
Mr. Dickson, at Hamilton, Missouri, was burned
on Tuesday night. Loss, $50, 900; partially in
surpd
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Amidst the Widest e&clCcnehb Ootn houses
adjourned until tomorrow. Johnson's friends
are confident of his election tomorrow, not
withstanding the rise in Etheridge stock on the
last two ballots.
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CAPTURED IN THE ACT-ThOmas johnson was ar
rested last evening at No COS South Front street. for
cles were found him, as he was leaving the house
by the 'front.' door. alderman Lutz sent him below.