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FRANCE.

Tours, October 5.-It is announced
to-day, that delegation will be sent
from here to establish the Govern
ment in Lille, In case of any greater
interruption of communications.
No serious engagements have oc-
Cured near Paris, other than those
already described.
The Government receives intelli.
gence from Paris with toleTable regu-
larity.
The daily journals here notice the
manifesto of Napoleon, lately pub
lished in London. The authorities at
Tours have not yet been apprised that
the manifesto is probably forgery.
The Gazette de France says that ua-
fortunately for the Bonapartists, they
published their documents separately.
NJ. Rouher, addressing the Empe-
ror on the morning of the declaration
of war, said: Animated by a calm
hope which is the true force of the
Empire, you knew how to wait; but
in the past four years you have per-
fected the armament of the soldiers
and raised to the highest pitch the or-
ganization of our military forces
Thanks to your care, sire, France is
ready.
After that the Gazette adds: Il is
idle to pretend that Napoleon is not
responsible for this war.
Further details tending to establish
the death of General Won Moltke are
published here to-day.
tits reported that the Francs -tiereurs
recently blew up the railroad for g
long distance near Saverne, and the
Prussian communications are sadly
interrupted in consequence.
NJ. Lutz, one of the members
of the Committee Of National De
fense, and Delegate of the govern
ment, has been arrested by tn,
| Mobile Guard at Besancoa. The ma
ture of the charges preferred agains
| him is unknown.
Tours, Oct. 5.-M. Cremieux. OF
assuming dd interim the position O
Minister of War, issued a note, urg
ing the hasty organization and equip
ment of a Garde Mobile and Gard
National.
1t is reported that the Constituen
Assembly meets at Tours after III
election.
Gen. UIrich has written a letter &
thanks for his enthusiastic receptio
by the people of Tours.
Theirs is gooa expected here.
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CONDENSED TELEGRGxs.

THURSDAY, October 6.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday
terday.
At the schutzenfest shooting was lively
yesterday.
There were nine deaths from yellow
fever, at New Orleans, Yesterday.
Gen. r. E. Lee. who has been seriously
Ill, Is rapidly recovering.
About mile of the Pacific Railroad
snow-sheds were burned yesterday.
The steamship CITY or Limerick, from
Liverpool, arrived at New York, ester
day.
Conductors, at Philadelphia. is being
largely attended.
In the American Board OF Commission
ers OF Foreign Missions, to-day, 500 clergy
were present.
A IRE at Anderson, Ind. on Tuesday, de-
stroyed Nolan & Co.'S warehouse, valued
has arrived at Queenstown, and the Penn
sylVania has arrived at London.
Resolutions to the m memory of Admiral
Farragut, were passed by the Pioneer So
ciety OF California, yesterday.
The Augusta. from Hong Kong, arrived
at New Orleans yesterday, bringing 20
emigrants. sixteen died during the pass
age.
Three vessels of the cod fish fleet arrived
AT san Francisco yesterday, with over q
quarter OF q million OF fish.
The Bank OF California yesterday re-
elected the old officers. The condition Of
the Bank is highly sattsfactory-S6g0,O 900
d1VideEdS were realized last year.
The attendance at the Industrial Expo.
sltlon, az cincinnati, yesterday, wss the
largest during the session: Nine thous-
ana persO ms visited the Halls yesterday.
The Legislature of Vermont was organ
President of the Senate, and Colonel O. II.
Gerick is Speaker of TIE House.
A report reached East st. Louis, on Tues.
day night, that Sanderson & Co.'s coal
mines, at Caseyville, ILL.,, eight miles from
st. Louis, had caved in and buried thirty
nve men,
The Southern Com merciaI Convention, !,
now In session at Cincinnati, held no ses-
sion yesterday afternoon. An order to af.
was referred to them. With better wealth.
er there wSs a better attendance yester-
day.
President Woolsey, of Yale College, has
announced his resolution to resign at the
end OF the present college year, uly 1871,
| by which time he Will have completed q
/ tt rm OF a quarter OF a century in the Pres
1dency. The names most frequently men,
| TONED in connection with the succession,
are Profs. Porter, Dwight, Thacher and
/ Gilman. of Yale, the Rev. DIR. Thompson
| OF New York, and President White, of Cor
/ nell u University.
nthe Commercial Convention at Cincin'
| natl yesterday the hours of meeting were
| fixed. Tue members OF twenty-one com
| mittees were named by the respective
States. Committees from the Louisville
Convention submitted reports. which were
referred, and various resolutions wert
resd d end referred Speeches in the Conven
tiOn are limited to ten minutes. The Dis
| tTict OF Columbia was added to the list o
States represented.
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you can add the following: Whilst
we are pompously and tediously de-
lberating as to what should be done
to obtain an army, Prussia proposes
simply, and with great activity, to IN
wade our territory. She will be In
a position to place in line 900, 600 men
and 1900 cannon before we have
thought of organizing a framework,
which is Indispensable before we can
place in the field 100000 men and
900 cannon.
Blindness alone can permit a
doubt. that the war will break out
at an early date, With our stupid
vanity and mad presumption, We
might believe we could choose the
day and hour when our organization
and armament will be completed, but
am of your opinion, and begin
to believe that the government
has gone mad. If Jupiter has de-
cided to destroy the country, let Us
not forget her destiny; our lot is al
lied. AS we are not yet attacked By
madness, let as make an effort to stop
the fatal course leading direct to the
precipioe.
"' draw your attention to tbs fol-
lowing, because it is of q nature TO
open the eyes of the least clear sig ht-
ed. For some time past the Prussian
agents have been running over the
frontier departments, particularly
the portions comprised between
the Mosselle and the Vosges, to
sound the opinions of the popula-
tion and bring influence to bear upon
the Protestants, who are numerous
in those parts, and much less French.
than is generally believed. They are
the grandsons of the men of 1915, and
have sent deputations 10 the head
quarters Of the enemy TO ask that Al
SAGE be taken over by Germany.
1t is we'll to note these facts, for
they may be reasonably considered as
throwing light upon the enemy's
plans. The Prussians adopted the
same course three months before the
opening of the Austrian war, in Ro-
hemia and SIlesis.
LoNDon, October 5.-Returns from
the outer districts of the Pontifcial
States increase the majority Of Victor
Emanuel.
Rumors continue that Theirs has
arrived at Florence to consult with
the Italian Government.
lHeraid's Cable Special
LoNDoN, October 5--A large number of
the citizens OF Berlin have petitioned the
King not to expose himself during the
siege of Paris. He replies by stating that
he will not return to Berlin until the war
is over.
Couriers are daily passing between Lon
don and st. Petersburg and the Prussian
headquarters. with dispatches. 1t is be-
lieved that England and Russia are paving
the way TO an armistice.
Both of the MecKlenburgs are to be in
corporated into Prussia. the Grand Dukes
to have Alsacs and Lorraine ceded them
IN compensation.
ICable Special to the New York Times ]
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Tbe Madrid correspond
ent teIegraphs the following:
''The Resignation of OIozaga, the Spanish
Am bassadOr to Paris, IS likely to lead TO
serious results. It identifies him with the
Republican party, and adds great strength
to the movement In favor OF France.
"The highest authority states that the al
legged note of the Emperor, which ap-
peared in the La SitUa ION yesterday, is not
authentic.
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News From Milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, Octobcr o. The
Commissioners appointed by TIE
Chamber of Commerce, to investi-
gate the Ontario & Erie Ship Canal,
reported to- day. resolutions strongly
favoring the project, and the Cham
Der unanimously adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
Res0lUed. That the plans presented
by the projectors of the Erie & On
tario Canal. appear practicable and
judicious, while the estimates are
very favorable with any other pro-
posed means of accomplishing the
same end, and it can be completed in
a shorter period of time.
ResolUed. That this Chamber de-
sires to aid, by its encouragement aud
support. the development of an en-
terprise to the importance of the
commercial interests of the North
west, aud we recommend that q local
Board Of Directors be appointed to
assist in carrying out the project oi
building the canal.
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Don't Leave Home !

Republicans who feel an interest in
good government. and desire to keep
the county out of the hands of the
party which has made our city admin
istration so ridiculous and burden.
some, will make sacrifices to remain
at home until the election is over.
Certainly, every good Republican can
so arrange his business as to not lose
his vote. IF business seems TO call
any away before next Tuesday, bust.
ness ought to be made to give way to
the duty of voting. Republicans must
remember that the way to achieve a
great victory is to poll every Republi-
can vote. No one should leave the
city until after next Tuesday.
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state Fair.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 5.-The second
day of the State Fair shows that the
Fair Is to be a decided success in
spite OF the inclement weather, which
still continues. Large numbers of
exhibitors arrived to-day, and all the
available space in the many depart
ments has been occupied. The total
number of entries is about 1000.
which is largely in excess of last
uaar
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. 5.-Vomito has
spread to Alineante, and tie citizens
are leaving the town.
Olozagas' resignation as Minister to
France hes been formally accepted.
Heavy rains have fallen in Valen-
cia recently, and the streams have
swollen to an unusual height, much
damage beirg done.
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RET.GTUM

OsTEND. Oct. 5.-It is not believed
that Gen. Moltke has been either i'll or
wounded.
The reports Of Prussian movements
to the north and west of Paris,
that is. towards Rouen and Amiens,
originate nearly from foreign expedi-
ton,
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MorA Ahani tha Great Ylood.

LExINGNoN, Va, October 5.-Ac-
counts continue of the damages by
the floods to property in all places
near the rivers. But few more lives
are reported lost. Sixteen houses at
ScottsViIle were destroyed. All the
bridges from Harper's Ferry to She
nandoah City are spept away. and forty
or fifty houses destroyed between
Shenandoah City and Halls Works.
The loss of life between Harper's
Ferry and Staunton by the food is
reported at nearly one hundred.
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DAILY JOURNA AL
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1915.
GEN. JAMES Q. VEATCH

Will address the people of the First
Congressional District, at the follow.
ing times and places:
Oakland City, Gibson Co., Thursday,
Oct. 6th.
Winslcw, Pike Co., Friday, Oct. 7th.
Gentryv1IIe, Spencer Co., Saturday, Oct
8th.
Speaking to commence at l PH, at oil
tn above appointments.
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Editor Appointed Appraiser OF Gus
toms.

CHICAGO, October 5.-S. d. Inger-
sol, one of the editors of the Chicago
Evening Post. has been appointed ap-
praiser for this city, under the new
port of entry law. He takes the place
of the late Dr.. @. FL. Ray, also of the
Post.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-A State TEN
perance Convention was held here to-
day for the purpose OF organizing a
State Temperance Society. Hon. q.
o. Partridge presided. Fl. Greeley
addressed the Convention.
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HALIFAX, Oct. 5.-Captain Leitch.
of the Inman steamship City of Ant
werp, makes the following report:
On October first at six o'clock in the
morning, In latitude forty-three
degrees and fifty minutes. in
longitude forty-seven was board
ed by a boas OF the French
screw steamer st. Laurent, which
vessel had broken the cogs of her
driving wheel on the thirteenth of
September at eleven o'clock in the
morning. She expected to repair and
proceed in two days time from the
boarding of the City of Antwerp.
The St. Laurent, therefore will be due
IA New York October 7th.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, October 5.-The proroga
tion of the Diet of Bohemia, now in
session at Prague, has been decided
uO0n
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In Bankruptcy.

gEVHIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
- on the third day of October, A. ID. 1870
d Warrant ia Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate of John l.. Blttrolff. / I. .
Of Evansville, in the County OF Wander.
burgh and State of Indiana, who has been
adjudged Bankrupt, on his own petition: |:
That the payment OF any debts aud deliy-
cry OF any property belonging To such
Ban krupB TO MIN, or for his use, and Inc
transfer of any property by him is forbid
den Dy law; tnaJ a meeting OF creditors OF
the said Bankrupt, TO prove their debts
and cnoose one or mere AEsignees of his
estate, will De holden at Court OF Bank.
ruptcy, 10 be holden at the ofice Oh Charles
II. ButteTfeld, on Third street, between
Main and Locust Streets, ia the CITY OF
Evansville, Indiana, before Charles II. .
ButteI field, Register, on the 22d day OF Oc-
Iober, A d. 1870, at 10 O'Clock A n.
BHH. j. SPOON Err,
u. y. Marshal, District OF Indiana
octi.2t MESSENGER
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ITALY.

GENOA, October 5.-The Dooer, a
newspaper of this city. asserts that
GaribaIdi has left Caprera.
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OMAHA, Oct. 5.-A Miss Jennie
Elliott, who died suddenly a day or
two since, has been exhumed and
found in her stomach. As
no cause for suicide is known, she
is believed to have been poisoned.
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GETTING MARRIEn.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social
Evils. and the propriety or improperly OF
getting married, with sanitary help for
Lh -ss who feel untitled for matrimonial
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PRUSSIA

BERLIN. Oct. 5.-The following is
official:
The manifesto dated at Viii
helmshohe, signed by Napoleon, and
recently published by the La Sifu1-
ton at London, is entirely unknown
here, and doubtless apooryphal.
BERLIN, Oct. provincial CORE
spondence says that troops from
Strasbourg have been detailed to oc-
cupy Upper Alsace, including the
cities of Mulhause and Colmar.
The same high authority states that
the Empress has no connection direct
or indirect with the Journal 10 ques-
ton, and no paper In England is sup
ported or controlled by the Imperial
family. The Empress never tele-
graphed to the Emperor to return to
Paris as stated.
Especial Cable to the Herald.l
BERLIN, Oct. 3.-Bismarck has not
replied to the letter directed to him
by Jacoby, from his prison, in which
he protests against his illegal incar-
ceration. A Democratic journal pub
fishes its contents. stating that this
gentleman is in the habit of answering
all letters addressed to him, and calls
| the Counts attention to it.
The Herdld's Berlin correspondent
telegraphs to-day that he has just re-
ceived written reply from Pietry, the
Private Secretary of Napoleon, saying
/ that no manifesto will be published
By the Emperor. All rumors to thai
effect are groUndless.
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The Decoration of the Graves of Soldiers
who fell in the late war, and memorial servic-
es will take place at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery,
on Sunday next, MAY 29th,) at 80 2. NJ.
The Committee, after consulting the several
Clergy and others, decided to have the servic-
es on Sunday instead of the Monday follow
ing, (the day appointed by Gen. Logan for
general observance so as to give every one
an opportunity to participate in the services.
The G. A. X. Post at the Military Asylum
will attend, bringing with them their fine
Band, which will discourse music appropriate
to the occasion. A large quantity of flowers
will be required, and the Committee solicit
donations from the citizens generally, which
may be left at the Armory of the Capital
Guards, Eureka Hall, on the east side of the
river, and at the Council Rooms, Granite
Hall Block on the morning of the 29th inst.
1t is hoped that the citizens generally will
unite in paying this just tribute to the Dead
who fell in the service of their country.