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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
r1NAL sESrENcE on wrFE-roIsoNER

The LOt sport Journal says: Last week, In
ehe eupreh Court Judge Marvin passed sentence Of
eath npou BENJAMIN Teaohout after CONVICTION Of muT
aeT In the nrst degree In the month OF April, B6s
Teaehout indicted by grand jury at Nassau, Wyo
wing Oounty for having caused the eeath OF ms WIG
Margaret by the administration OF arsenic which was
I1veR her IN sman doses, mixed with medicines Which
ale taking the tame She was nret poisoned on
she Of December 1891 at Eagle. Wyoming County
and disd the 10th Of january 1888 The jury rem
dsred verdict after 0 trial Of four days commencing
sept IL has Of Euiy Of murder IN the frat degree ana
Foach0ut was sentenced 90 Do hanged on ROY; la
1soa Application waS made 20 the supreme Count Tor
new tTs, and bill Of exceptions was gotten up Tho
court refused new trial. and affirmed Che order OF the
70 tbs COnEf Of Appeals but the INDIGNANT OF tue
DopreDe Court wa affirmed and the record bent back
fho time for the exesmft0n ofthe peOper having eaPheo
becomes necessary that Giy Be appointed Tor the
carrying out Of the sentence previously imposed This
Wee done - above stated and The nay appointed the
eA Of December nsxt tbs execution 70 take place ~
AeSvilJe, Cbaptsa0na Comfy tLesRpOu Sonrnsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
TIE METHODIST BOOK COHCERN-OPIGI0H OF
" REECHER'6 PAPER

If the reputation of the Methodist Episcopal
hurch IL at all involved IN that Of s Book Concern.
then Tia most thorough and fearless statement o. the
lnvestigation which made by ths ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Committee OF the Church should have been pubshed ~
fs members They owed 1t TO the million and more OF
their constituents not 70 the public ut large IT 10 IN
ecclesiastical matters as In pocs-the parry WITHIN
Nhsch oaensss committed, or Whose reputation Is
likely 70 suffer from the sharp practice OF Hs
ssere MISTER OF policy. this u the true courses
eor murder VIII out, lesser and less carefully
guarded irregularities 70 make stir. They are
hke nies thas begin 70 buzz again unexpectedly
warm day. There q te]hng when they re dead
Z" We know that many leading MethOdists would
have welcomed statement OF conclusions with the
xnnony which they founded. the
anagng gents and the investigating committee Of the
ministers, II will nov be said that gentle
Of this profession neither manage large bust
Ass nor their blunders and Thus another argu.
Acbt will b. given 70 the advocates OF Lay DleRation
fChristiAn Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26

mission or adjudication Of plaintiffs rshts seeond Ad
rnbsion or naturalization Of the defendanps wrong and
I Third Inade6uacy Of q remedy at law. An B1unc-
ton will not issne when the injury b. remedlsble
by DANA COS nor TO restrain appreheBded trespass
In certain sense an neriooutory Injunction Is In The
discretion OF the Court yet the ascreuon not arbl
aud familiar rules Of practice. preliminary injunction
shoud be granted unless tae nlury pressing ana
doubt must be shown TO authorize preliminary inter
L a. Al.Dl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
xHR PENNSYLVANIA PEACE soCIETY-ANNUAL
MEETING.

On Tueaday afternoon, the third anniversary
Il the Pennsylyanls Peace society was eelsPratea 0y
chair Or. Henry I. Chlld. Corresponding Secretary,
read the report OF which the following Is an abstract
have been seasons Of considerable interest Addresses
A II. Love, Dr. II. T. Chid, Joseph Powell, A. b. Child,
Frances e, W Harper, Andrew jackson Davis Dean Dean
policy of the Society, in reference TO the Indians mas
been adopted by the President OF the United states ana
ere are unstakabIe signs Of the success Of this tra
me report closed with saying that the Hon Marvin III
Bsvee had been invited TO address the LegSia1e OF
a0olshment OF capital punishment The following letter
eR William Lloyd Garrison was read by the
NJ px.R PsixSp: ank yoa for yoa Invitation %
PHILADELPHIA bat circumstance, w renatf y Ssess S me Nv
ss WSm SnHssgs ceuT,uos Cleveland which s also to t,1
s l Inst sa IoS a rsSa sSI rs S tosfGt 2
yes Inevitable bseans Of the drs.dn opprss
SEQ that pFsesd nehs Of them ewing - The ABORTION
b.j been rsdseed % prsetoe ~ Having
Isl SssS rsadss sermon By William Ens Csso9g
SssH To- SsnE ,r, sY not Ss tbrp e name no. acS
CHRISTIANITY zee not .ush " has gene up ssasI ~
sAa present Christianity a. lived an The sod
: s ' ss. s,s and s o%msld. s 70 ,Ss
eona love Of bis s.sAsn; s S m Sop sbieb p
.ite oSsg The worst % The passion o. o rs $40 o S
ssd devu al the walls Of partition which
from ssqis. .rHpy Ind rsgS,t
NThe following letterirom Pere Hyacinthe was read
A.,s saa M u. Soso oas ne bot bsrs % 'es iS
.s SS, SsI as I ,fss b. S Sossy fer
her Labor IL Liberty ahd Cbsnansy May
BE- The futu grandeur OF tie weird VII h<
dear Sir Tie assurance " respectful and u
anEuSed sentiments With Sh have s boSor be your very hu
h. sn-i olslisst servant IA HIAcINTHL
18th EOvesber. 1863
Increta Mott addressed the meeting upon the great
principle OF universal peace and aladed " tho Efforts OF
tAe AntsAyery Society, which, after long series OF
yea were successful the side OF freedom Continued
ort on their behalf necessary TO Insure the eshO-
Asbment Of peace. Soj0lrner Truth q eoloEed w9mah
spoke Slavery had separated families ana ssd
that the war had resulted ia the freeing OF the cOlOred
m rauda lauQ
sDdeinnip0 the resort arms, human life sacred,
Dd stating that they had unshaken belief In the nnAl
accomplishment OF success by peace -
The femmittee on Nominations reported the following:
President, Alfred H. Love; YiceP @Lncreua
Mott Rachel w. NJ Townsend, Isaac Aendenhau Hamer
Ter secretares-Henry r. Child, NJ. d., Lydia A. Scno-
Add; Treasurer, Elwood Chapman Exeentixe Commit
eee--sarah r. Rogers, Henry N. LaiDg A. Mary Wise,
SSaytOn B Rogers James NJ. Truman IT.. Jacob l. Psxon,
ISnah MendeDhal. Mary b. Mghtfoot. Sarah T. Belts,
Flslaerca q Hart Mary Child Francis RarkeTI Samuel
TOWnseDd Mahlon b. Linton, LYDIA A. Price, Lydia H..
HAIL Rebecca I. haRilL
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THE wEpEKIsD-oALLER CASE.

The examination in this case, which was to
have continued yesterday before Justice Hogan at
the Tombs was by Of counsel adjourned untn
Monday, An undertaken and assistants went 20 the
Lutheran Cemetery at East NewYork. yesterday. ex'
humed the body OF Michael Caller and brought 70 the
Moreue To-day DIR. Joseph CushmAn and other phJsi-
claus will make pOstm0rtem examination. for the pur-
pose asoetaning the actual Of death Coroler
schirmBr will mpaDe jury and give 70 the sase that
care In nvestiga which It's importance Aemanhs.
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NAVAL nTEMa

The o. s. steamship Severn sails day, taxi
ing In tow the u 8. steamship Pawnee. which Ia dss'
tined TO be receiving ship at Norfolk Navy Yard Tho
Pawnee out In the last gales, and had hard time
OF tt, and obliged put back here. The 6vatara
will probably get OF to-day tomorrow. She takes
draft OF 100 for the Ressca and brings like number
haol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
ROOM NUMBER THIRTEEN.

Ranored Injunotion.--It - reported that an
Injunction was issued yesterday from Room No. b. Judge
Cardozos private IN the new County Court House.
restraining at the suit Of Eugene Kelly. Wells Farges
purpose Of purchasing the Pacific Express stock
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sgws p.cK,eEs FOR THE ppK.,

Captains sso arriving ths posl sqassik
tr paektG addressed the NewYeth oay
rssos sIhlotss The .ni.ss authority W. snssS. 0eesfh
Agee News ps1agos Tor Tie Journal TRiBcst
Word SuA. kprsss Epease Pos Oog.nereiai Staas
zi<as and 6s frk Dsaokui shOah ass be delivered sar W
ne me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
sUPREMy COURT-srEcriL TEAM.

Before Justice HeOann.-The Lao Of Ivnao-
H0n0erliI eRt, Arsnitd aL--To authorize an nyunS
ton under Section 2ls OF the Code the company
show the plaintiff entitled 20 injunction as nLnse
relief and that present preliminary ntuncton necos
Sary 70 avert intermediates injury. Three condinos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
suRRoGATE's COURT.

Tb, VII of Nathaniel Niles.-The will OF the
late Nathaniel Niles admitted to probate yeseT'
nv lie appoilts hts two daughters, together with M
"a Wicoxson and his nephew Eathenel Miles, MS e3-
scntors and leaves an estate valued at $4,000. f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
Giip gtaI estate for Sal;.


DOR SALE in Washington, ID, ca 3-stoly
broru stone HOUSE. French roof 0HSo lot 9rso t ss'ea
"A one Of the sTeets ia Wasenep and near TIE airing
to House opened This most delightful relaeuer WE spa
sus ARA containing al the mVden ppIoTe~est Rd
IN hs most modern Price eco For tg particulars ~
ouirs 81 HOMER MORGAN 2Piue'st ~ u,ssIl
JF YOU wish to sell, purchase, exchange, or
.. y ssqntry REAL ESTATE Please Yourselves 10
nrees ard eslhsg J. G. FREEMAN sf Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26

All who have real estate for sale or TO let
and thoss desiring to purchase or rent such properly
win ind II 20 their interest to advertise In The TRIBUNE
II. circulation exceeds that any other news
paper and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
win be found not only EewYork and all is cities and
villages but in every and Territory throughout tie
Union Tha advertisement should be ~ brier as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 70 the
reader We would especially dwell on the iaet 'hat the
.ubsnrbers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
sei Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently advertisements In each
arc read by all classes THE TRfsUsE devoces especial
attention TO reports Of sales Of real estae both IN city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value OF ia col
umns "a an advertising medium The charges for adver'
tinng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE. Is cents per lne
tor each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE q per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per hne About ten words Of
oar wide columns average line Terms cash in advance,
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COURT cALEypARs-THrs DAY.

eryRypH CorHTgPrciaL TEKNSo more day ouendan VII b
nj. cut The ready VII b. taEen NJ Tom
dy 10 ds 10 the Which they stood on the Calendar rHea eas
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sal,s BIZ Surtiou.

ART SALE I,ESv, ruy,,r .ucrroyvrRs
GALLERY OF Art. S45 BhOAgMAl ,,,o,, -, o.
THE SECOND AND MOST IMPORTANT SALE W Nun IbasS
viii take place the evenings e 81
4th Of December vbel examples Of De
celebrated Of the FreHch German and American ehOo "
Rr ooeSrif 1,irxrrxcTor IorIS LANG GEO HALL.
Daro nvri,,irS 1GkPTT EMIL LAMBINBT,
A. RUST. MUSlN
u IA ~ ~, M 10, NIFTY RICuARDsON ALEX wCsT,
Y SCEAEFELS VANSEyERD0NK, q ]. CARASn,
"a 49, 2 BIDAN KOHtAGLE
y THFO GERARD. DAVID col,
49, .Islt iA-'' IL BONNER,
H. vOS sEBEN. COUNTDEblbArDl, ESQ nm "sps,s "a
exhibition DAY and evening seo
the two erlehatsd
the Court o. the Queen or hspes
bv Psass,s ADD the Of BiseAans at the Isle
H. Sshuefs from hoieJs se OIL 'he Dseen hspo"
Hc" 10 b offered At private sale only.
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yUus sslHns SsaI eaait fur saIt.

CHOICE FARMS on Southside Railroad, L.,
OIss acres eessc 7Soi ia 81 soo Alec
small farms sm e3Sot % oo all vih COED BALD
ipxt and depot Some sboes Couriry Seata 49, L. r
-" -. . PErTIT d FRAZBR, "a Coarsndtst
o. = O0n TO Speculators.-40a acre FARM
W ,OOO. al FsrthpSr. l. -NkLLlho nChsnesnh
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DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co.. broadway, cor.
- q Boss. Meras 81 Ar Fs's, GoSS.
lpRIyATE LIBRARY comprising BESIDE variety o.
literature roye travels Biography kc curious eoseaon ga
0ks bi'd WIN play hl many Ie
works pubcssoos reIug 10 America ell an>nses
gaIde-books. kc. Also. sDahogany bookos,e -----
CRo A. LEAvIrT AueiIoRseL ....,~..x
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlNd0N
ID HALL As,orpsee. and Eishht L.AvIII, BIZ .,
w. MEDICAL LIBRARY AT AUCTION
(Frday EVENING az O'clock BALANCE OF the oN'
OF the late Hos I'd Townsend. n. D., Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26

2nqod ,uosGoa m1Gw odt hgDoIdj yli0 odt OF
.oll.U C. GniJ!oa somLjoGoG bns .l.IoW joa % K
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THURSDAYS wKArHsR pxposr, .
aIRIATuRE IInInIS

.tt ." MINIATURE ALMANAC .-. ...
Sos .s. AIS hsss Iisss .s.ilH
ules warm bAy, '.-
sssay Bsss,. lfeI esvs issse l Rse as,A srO
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Flarbk snb Slat, Maut,ls.

. %IKaIULl a1IV WHIT es'E''||7-'
TNNAMELED SLATE MANTELS-l'iain, MAI
II e,,ed decorated poes ir"m tO'e ~ 11' W'A~
a. 81 PLAIN ADD oTuAmeniA"
. .. iAN' Brtreen Fnh and siIib-sYes
NgARBIE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
t MONUMENTS GRAvBST0kES &e.-las hIger 'soe. o. zoe
.t. designs hand ready slip OF 20 pa up at N bss nose
KIiBER Nos 3i asi l36 Esss hghteenthst nssf eoee
NARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-R Rich
vi aaI elegant designs from 60 slf So up 70 $50 l. D.
STEWART Co.. Dos SIhase, bet Unity Ban ard
- KLABER, SO First-ave., near lllrd-st;'
70 ejes his stock removing To his actor after
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: ---s---4 = -~sso y 'ODHl0'oIJ ID 't11'I7'o'-
guibuloai ,s1aluolt1eq Hui ed samnioo 1edlo
Ee....lioossA eIt 7Ol beiGobG Eo5D!i:sGoa az
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euzn Strzm,rs.

1T s. MAIL TO HAVANA.
". ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
ssihnf regularly EVERY THURSDAY stsek precisely
ron Pier 10 4North River. ..
COLUMBIA. Can't p. Var Size Via Fsssiu). Deoeneda
RAGLk n. r. Greene
hORR0 CASTLE Capt K Adams. .Dec.nberl Ia
Fer freight psssaEe sppHb D. o. WHkELEk IT, rrsasue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26

COMMISSIONS AND REsIGNATIoSs-ofFICAL
ApJurASr-GENERALs OFFICE, ALRAST. Nov a
The following-named officers have been com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-14
~Ausun, Texas, has a colored Ivcsnm

~Ausun, Texas, has a colored Ivcenn
~Florida Indians have been choosi.g a.,>-
gates to the Legislature.
0Dsrk brown hair rules highest in the Paris
market
ga marriage on horseback is one OF IN. m.
fractions ata county far in Ohio.
"a work,ngmsns . association Is organizing
~An Iowa paper tells it readers that thev
can get Chinsss nborsrs wholesale, ren,f,
0Charies Dicksus has virtualIv eoafes,ed
himself in favor OF giving wenea alI ths sdu-
eational advantages accorded men.
0San Francisco has precocioas bad boys
wno eanote nice children on the street and rob.
them OF candy and jack.knives.
- The Gentle people m Usah ass said 70 %
more discouraged than ever eboas sheir pros.
mons.
VFiueen psrsons, mostly eolsred, win -
tried for murder at the next term OF the Court
OF Clark county, Miss.
VSpirituaIissa appears % have taken sud-
snal @ notice. Its lsa6iag aAvs0aiss are deliver-
ing lectures in all quarters. .- -
~Thomss II. Field. retired New Yorr
merchant vas nllsd M last weet IN his grape ar
which he had ct sor thisves.
~Mr. Van Coz, female prsachr or ann.
note, il 70 give the Bostonians 4 serIoa niSSsIw
all this week She claims % be me 1arst womb
licensed 70 preach BY me Meth odists.
1At Columbus, Ga, thew ara ms kinr c,s,ov,
BLANKETS. apparently very warn md can s,ss1
able. WIN good body and nap on each sids
nanosomeiy oordered in colors. Tnev srss
porous. eno ess
mary Baker, young married ladv ..x-
sasSen years OF age, died suddenly a lyS.caeo
On Sunoay evening, after taxing . doss. par.
IL h supposed that the youne clers Ssvs hs,
poison BY mistake.
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FROM TENNESSEE.
The Senatorial Questiou,

Special TO The Euening Star.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 1.-THE twelve Republi.
cans Of the Legislature yesterday addressed the
following inquiries to the various candidates
for the u. s. Senate:
First. Are you in favor of Reputation, di-
rectly or indirectly, OF either the State or ma.
tionaI debt
"Second. DO you regard the present and the
preceding Congress as Constitutional bodies |!
Third. Are you in favor OF the ratification
OF the proposed Fifteenth Amendment -,
All Of the twelve are opposed TO .Iobnson
and II is understood that these questions are
intended to weaken Andy, who was not con.
sldered as strong last night as he was a few
days ago. There are, however, no new deyel.
opments, although each party is working fercer
than ever,
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the MARKETS TO-DAY.

Ietegrapked Exciasirely 20 The Epeniac star.
bALrInoRR Oct. l&.-Ootton quiet but firrn
Nominally at 20. Flour dull and nomln -
Howard street super sS.62h as5.s7 \; do. ex.f t.
s6.25a$1; do. family e5.25axe.5O. City Ma
super IS. a5as6-50; DO. extra s625as7 IS, DO ia
ny s7Soa$s53. Western, superior s5.soaS5.
do. extra s5-75: family s7ss7s5. wheat duu
prime to choice red el.&OaSl 80. Corn firm
white sl.l2asl.ls; yellow and Westerns OSa
Sl2. Oats dull at 57a59 Rye 81 .lOaSl Is
Pork xuiet At s33. Bacon firm: RIO sides ans a
2A clear oo. 2la2l 4; shoulders n \; hams 2ia
Is. Lart quiet AZ lehale. WHISKY quiet at
&1 2Oasl.2l.
BALTINoRh Oct H.-vtrginia e's old. Is X
bid, Asa asked.
NEW YORK, Oct. B.-Stocks dull but steady.
Money 5a7 per cent. Exchange, long. 9: abort,
~. Gold, 3O. 5-2Os, lS6l. coupon 20k; le-aO's
coupon, 81. Va Skies. ex-coupoa. s0s; duo
new, &Ok.
NEW YORK, Oct. Is.-Flour quite firm.
Wheat firm. Corn Q shade irmer.
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GEARY AND HAYES BOTH RE.
FL ECfED.
LIGHT VOTE POLLHD IN IOWA.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THAH
STATE $4,000 To $4,000.

Speoidf 10 Tie Erenin1 Star.
PHiLApELPHIA, Oct 1.-THE reported and
estimated majority for Geary In Peunsylvania
3,4Oi, but IL is thought that fuller returns
Will bring IL mp to 400.
Special TO The Ereninq Star.
CHICAGO, October 1.-THE Iowa election re-
turns are slow coming in. The vote was very
hgnt and the Republican majority Will be
from $4,000 to $4,000. In many counties the
Democrats had 70 tickets, and the Repu blicaus
hardly took the trouble TO vote. Sioux city
went Republican for the frst time. In Musca.
tine no county ticket was run by the Democrats
ana the vote was hardly one third of the full
vote The majority for the Republicans is
reported at 500; heavy falling of.
Fourteen counties give about 10000 Republi.
can majority. The city OF Burlington gave
over 300 Republican maIortyi Tama county
goes Republican BY I,O00 majority, and the fol-
lowing other Republican maJoritiee are report
60: Powashick county, sou; Minnlshick, sOO.
Lee county went Democratic by 3o0 majority
W. J. Stewart, Independent Democratic candi.
date Tor County Treas urer, has q majority of
oOo. only half Of the usual vote was polled.
Telerophsd EzelusireIy 70 The Erening Star.
PHILADILPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Press table of
maJorities shows Geary's majority to be a.342
The table prepared by the State Central Com
mittee figures mp majority Of t,lo4.
The Age says the contest is close, and few
hundred votes may settle the matter.
7eIegrdphed Exclusively 20 The Euening Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II -Ofhcial returns for
Governor, from all the city wards except the
10Th, give Geary a majority Of 1909. Deduct
ing 619, which is the reported Democratic ma
Jority inlfhe 25th ward, the actual Rel ublican
majerityts 4,230.
7ste9raphsd Ezclxsirely to Tie E-ening Ssa,
PHILADELPHIA. Oct A.-The following has
been furnished:
"TO he Associated Pseu We have reports
now from every county In the State. except
Lycoming and Snyder. 0earys ma jority will
be over four thousand. JOIN OovoDB."
Telegrdphed Erclusirely 10 The Erening Star.
PHILADRLPHIA, Oct. IL, a4I p. m-Lycom-
ing county gives a Democrat majority Of Isis.
Only Snyder county wanted to complete the
State.
7elegrdphed EDclusiuely to The Erening Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. n.-Ohcial returns Of
the vote in the LIST Senatorial District give
Watt, Republican candidate, 176 majority.
Telcgrdphed Ezclusirely to The Erening Star.
CLBv8LAND. O., Oct. 1i.-The Republicans
claim the State BY eight or ten thousand ma.
jority, and that the Legislature is Republican,
the Senate by majority of 1, the House by a
majority OF 3.
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Reporter Beaten by the Police.
Great Excitement in the City.

1sie9raphed Ezclusicely 30 The Erening Star.
PHILADRLPHIA, October ls.-Durins the Sos.
sion OF the Return Judges this morning q
Sherif's officer attempted to serve a writ of In
juno ton to prevent the counting Of the votes.
The officer was resisted, his ofdctal position
not being announced, and he was elected from
under pretence of being q Return Judee'
he came back with posse, and, followed by
mob. broke epen the doors and served the writ
he tnen ordered the arrest OF sundry persons
IN the room, whom he charged with resisting
him.
One reporter Of the Associated Press, Mr,
Corbit, was dragged from the Presidents desk r.
Wnere ne mad been uiet witness OF the affair
and was beaten IN q shocking manner by the
pohce, and locked mp. He was discharged in
q few minutes, and demanded hearing which
was refu1ed,-there being no one 10 make a
charge. The return Judges are now in court 10
await its action. There is great excitement in
Chestnut street at this time
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BRAVERY OF MRS. FRED. SrwARp-

BRAVERY OF MRS. FRED. SRwARp-During
the return trip Of Secretary Seward and part
from Los Angeles, they stopped for the night
at small place, the name of which will
hardly be found on the map, ana found the
citizens in high state OF excitemen u. on accou
OF the doings Of bold villain, who had dellb-
erately stopped one of their number and robbed
him OF his valuables in broad daylight, AS
none OF the other Inhabitants were sheriffs or
policemen, or IN any way armed with the
power OF the law, they had evidently con-
cluded not TO risk their lives in an az.
tempt 10 make an arrest, and at the time
OF the arrival OF the Seward party were
apparently waiting 70 see what would
be the next move OF the dreaded villain
During the night, tae house occupied by MI
Seward and party was entered, the thief arst
seeking the room occupied oy the venerable
statesman himself, and managing to secure
their valuable plunder, amounting to one pair
OF old and badly worn panaloons. With ithis
valuable trophy In his possession. he passed
into the room occupied By Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erlck Seward In search Of jeWelry. Mrs. Seward
being AWAKENED BY the noise, espied the intru.
der, and at once attracted his attention By saw.
ing "Ieave hers! get out you've no busincss
here" The roscal lefs incontineatly and Il
Was fortunate for him that he did 20, - TIA
fearless la1y, who 10 said TO - q GOOD enot.
would doubtless in few seconds have eiyen
him proof Of her okill. Thus lady upsided.
drove from Q house Q villain whom seversi
men did NOT dare to arrest.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
DOMINION I1EMS.

7elesrdphed Exclusively to The Epening Star
OTTAWA, Oct: 1.-THE Emperor Napoleon
has ordered that the travelling expenses Of the
French Bishops Of Quebec, in going to and
returning from the Ecumenical Council. shall
be betrayed from the Imperial Excheouer,
Sir Hastings Doyle, who was on his Way 10
Ottawa, had reached st. Johns. when he was
recalled to Halifax BY telegram, on important
business. His VISIT to Ottawa 10 indeflniteIy
POSTPONED. s-r.r
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An AMERICAN .LADY.DKxrrsrp I'M RRe-
LIN.-"We have now" says the North- Ger,aa,,
CoTTeslondence, - lady doctor In Berlin Mrs
HIrschfeldt, who was born in Holstein, ana
ieit Germany in 1857 70 study in America, has
lately returned with q diploma from the nan
nst College in Philadelphia, and has Obtained
permission 70 practice as q dentist m the
Prussian capital VIC