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.onens nj the same time. and promises to be
the finest ever held in the South.
Hon. James Lyons. Of Virginia, will de-
liver an address. General Lee is expected.
his health permitting; also Hon. Alexander
II. Stephens.
EVANSVILLE. October ll.-valentine Ar
mold was to-day stabbed by Frederick Aber-
gener, Il fellow laborer. and died within an
hour. The cause of the difficulty was Ar
nold's demand for the payment of three dol
lars of borrowed money.
CINCINNATI, October ll.-Georse STEM,
metz, employed in the Times offlcc' zen
through a hatch-way to-day. three slorles'
receiving probably fatal injuries;
Isaac c. Falls, Secretary OF the DucktHe
State Insurance Company, OF tlis ciiy' i'aS
been discovered defaulte' to the amount oi
'$l1 900. The matter created great surprise
in insurance circles.
A man named Faro exploded a bonn
shell at Licking rolling mills to-day, by
foolishly pounding upon II Win a halmnle
The FRAGMENTS flew i'll al directions, literally
teariug the mans head from his shoulders.
DELEGATES to the National! Congress on
peuitentiary and Rcformatory Discipline
have arrived i'll considerable numbers, anu
every train brings additional members.
Speaker Blaine writes, saying it is impos-
siblc for him to attend on account of the
death Of Ex-Governor Cony. an intimate
friend and n~eighbor. He expresses a sincere
wish for the abundant success of the con
~vention.
The committee voted to invite Governor
HAYS. of Ohio, to act as presiding officer.
Several Governors of States will be present
at the organization of the congress to-mor-
row.
A number of able papers have been com
missioncd from Europe, in addition to those
TO lie presented by American writers.
The congress is expected to continue
eight or ten days.
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OHIO.
Large Republican Gains.


CINCINNATI, October I1.-Sciota town
ship, Ross county, gives a Republican ma
jority of Ia gain of 80. Yellow Springs
precinct Of Miami, gives P. 2. Slellabarger
l28 majority. Sherwood, 1876 majority. Ian
easter gives a Republican gain of 70 over
the vote of 1869. Marietta gives a Repub-
ican majority of Ola gam of GAP. Har-
man. Republican majority of l9l-a gain of
43. Lebanon, Warren county, Union, T. Z.
Schenck, majority of f72. Pomeroy gives
a total majority for the Republican ticket
Of 20l-a gain Of 1853. MiddlepOrt,
gives a Republican majority of 32l. Gran
vile, Licking county. gives a Republican
majority of 25l-a gain OF 80 over last years
vote. Miami township goes Democratic by
| majority. Eaton. Prebie county, a small
Republican loss; the county will give 600
majority for Schenck. Xenia city and own
ship gives Shellabargor 1923 majority
gain over Hays vote of l73. Concord
township, Fayette county, gives a
Republican majority Of Pa gain
Of Is. Oxford gives Schenck 44O,
and Campbell 227 majOrity-a gain
of SO. Springfield gives a Republican ma
jority of 665-a gain of IS. Moretield town
ship gives a Republican majority OF S2-a
gain of Al. Valley junction gives Carey
lDemocratl l45, and StcpensOn ~lRcpublicanj
50. The balance Of the ticket the same pro-
portion.
Gailipolis gives a Republican majority of
2S9-a large gain. Circleyille city and
township gives i05 Republican Inajority-a
large gam. Pike township and New Lexing-
ton gives - Democratic niaiority-a gam
OF IL. Butter county gives Campbell 40
IDajocity-a Republican gain of -.
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Mon etary--C Commercial.
MONETARY.
oFF1CR OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
-. RuxntNC 0cf0her II. l6lV.

OFFICE OF H DAILY hhrG - 1sSo
TuEsDAr EVENING. October H. io'"
Nothing has TRANSFERRED to lnolcate OK" ~
marked change in the money market. IN
-bn .+rret All notes, secured by unquestlon-
,hle collaterals. are quoted at lU!Ls I,
cent y month, and good to AL, without
collaterals, at 9, 2ls and 8. Mortgage
nansr atill rules at lO811 y cent Y annum
for Al, and 12Ql5 for good ana second
grade. 1.o.,st 1,21.
at New York;, and closed at LES 9liS9s
(against 1l3as). The sales lnci1ded oso,UvV
ut Il2l., SIS, 600 at l12H all2"s, si2oV'
$4,000 and $4,000 at l121s, $1,000 and Sa,-
600 at tI2ss. $4,000 at 1924. and $1,000 at
II97s. Nothing reported III silver.
We have again to report an active move
mont In foreign exchange, but at easier
rates in AGREEMENT with the course of gold.
The sales of sterling embraced e55,0uo, OF
which $500 Al bill OF lading at l2Oai; about
f4OOO Mt 1904 0l2O7s; $4,000 at ZOOS: tl2,VO
bill of lading and clear at 1903 3l2,; t9ooo
hill of iading at l2l: $4,000 bill of lading and
clear nc 1908. a l2lL; fl2,O0 0 bill of lading
at 100 b 0l2Ils; $500 Al clear at l2li4;
$500 bank (early) at 1913, and $4,000 Al clear
$50 davs) at 1882 gold. Sterling may now
be quoted at 1909 0l2li4 for good to Al blll
of lading and clear, and 1921. l2a TOR
bank.
Domestic exchange was rather easier, Dut,
on the whole, without any q~uotable change.
The banks drew on New York at I@AP
cent discount, and the sales included $780,
900 ba nix sight on New York at "A 5-l6 dis
count $1,000 commercial and Sl0,0O0
$40, Dob and $4,000 private bankers. at 3
$1,000 OBJ and $40, 900 commercial and S2S,OOo
comm rcial and private bankers, at 7-l6;
and Sis. 900 private bankers. at y.
In stocks, 100 shares Slaughterhouse were
rcported at SIS, and 50 and 100 Mississippi
Valley Navigation at s. so: SlS 50 was
offered for Slaughterhouse, buyers option,
thirty days. .r
CITY seven per cent bonds suffered a still
flrthar decline, the sales including about
500, OOD on private terms. $1,000 at 721e.
$500 and IA smaller amount at 72a4. $500
at 727t. $500, $500 and $500 at -, and 800
at 1914. The closing quotation OF them was
7207a1a.
F;sch ii agency certificates also were weaker;
$4,000 (July intercst) changed hands at
S6a4, $1,000 do do at 81, and $500 at S1le.
$500 small new State warrants were re
ported at 73ha. $1,000 large. and q small
amount of small do at 74k4. and 5000 Metro
politan Police at S91.. Dealers bought new
State at 72072E, and Metropolitan Police
at 81 \. Q9S. and sold the former at 1872, and
the latter at SO 099.
We note a sale of $1,000 city treasury notes
at Is per cent discount. Dealers rates for
small sums were Is 10 discount buying.
and l5 a is selling.
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WESTERN BEANs-None in market.
Green peas sell at 500 p Dbl.
Corn MEAL-Continues dull, and Is quoted
at So 50 So IS y Dbl.
EGGs.-Are selling at 2502Sc y dozen.
LARD OIL-Commands 81 coal 22R "
gallon.
Iron CorroN TIEs-Are selling at Sig &c
y fb.
BAGG1NG-Is in light supply and good de
mand with a scarcity of bales. Tho deal
ers are selling rolls at &c; bales JAG: do
mestic jute 34c; hemp and flax 3a33c "
yard.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in better demand. II
OF selling at l3c; Il OF l4Ac: Ia OF l6c; 10
or IS9c y ID.
H1pEs-Demand limited and prices about
the same as previously. Steer hides city
slaughter, arc selling atsls @9hc y fb; cow
hides Sa9 SC; kips 100 3c; calf skins each
81; country hides. flint, lac v tb.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow commands Soc
y fb.
TALLow-Is selling at Sd9c.
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HONOLULU.

Fling Forcibly Displayed nj Haif-Mast
Over the United states COnsul's Office
Conflict Between COmEnandant TrnxtOn
and the Consul.
SAs FRANCISCO, October ia Honolulu
correspondent says that Commandment Trux,
ton. Of sloop-Ofwar jamestown. requested
Consul Adamson to display colors at half
mast over the consular office, out OF respect
to the late Queen Dowager. but Adamson
declined. on the ground that he had received
no official notice of the Queens death from
the United States Minister resident. ,
Truxton immediately ordered Lieutenant
Cochrane with a guard Of marines to put
the flag out by force. The order was
obeyea, the Consul and Vice-Consul resist,
ing. The Honolulu press is indignant, and
pronounce the invasion of Hawaiian terri
tory by al armed force Of the United States
as a high-handed proceeding.
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YESTERDAYS Evening Dispatched

NEW YORK. October IA large Cuban
meeting was held last night. Mcmahon,
Ryan and Jordan spoke.
PHILADELPHIA. October 1.-THE election
is progressing with spirit. The negroes are
voting for the first time in some wards
they are unmOlested, in others there IS some
disposition to riot evinced. The marines are
at the headquarters, and will be used in
ease of trouble.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-The Post
master General. answering the inquiry
from New York, whether the mails will be
sent by the Cambria, says: 1T is unsafe
at present to dispatch mails by the North
German steamers
WASHINGTON. October 1.-THE President
recognizes as Portuguese E~icc-Consuls,
Henry Hall Woodbridge at Savannah. and
Clemens Glass at Charleston.
WASHINGTON, October IL ,NOon.-Weather
wet. Nothing yet received from the elec-
tons being held to-day.
Tours. October ll.-Nothing received
from Paris for two or three days.
1t is reported that Gar;baldi will take his
volunteers into the VOsges.
1t WAS understood that fighting was re-
sumed to-day near Orleans.
The scene of the battle of Artcnay yester-
day was Ouly three hours by rail from
Tours.
The people are indignant that the fifteenth
corps was not reinforced from this post.
General Bourbaki has been summoned to
Tours. to answer the charge of leaving his
post to visit England.
Count dc PalikaO offers his services to
France.
Tours, October 10. Midnight.-The Minis
ter of Wac has the following from the com
mander of the fifteenth corps, dated at Or
leans. this evening:
At nine o'clock This morning the Prussians
attacked cur forces at Artcnay. After a
sharp fight tie Prussians occupied the posi-
ton.
Genera! Regain, with five regiments and
tonr battaGons of artillery. reinforced the
french, and after fighting until three
O'Clock, we were unfortunately compelled
to fall back into the forest, which is still
held. and will be held at any price. The
enemy is greatly superior in numbers.
LONDON. October ll.-Metz advices to
Sunday have been received. The weather
is very unfav0rable. Firing from the works
is steadily maintained.
There is much sickness in the town.
The Prussiaus took two thousand nris.
Oners in the last encounter.
Many of the Prussian wounded have been
removed to Berlin.
1t is stated that Bismarck replied to Lord
LYONS, that while glad to make peace. No
truce proposition would be entertained for a
moment.
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PENNSYLVANIA

Republican Gains in Fhiladclph.a-Phii-
a6eiphia Claimed Republican by Sew
eral Thousand Republican Majority
CoIored Men Voted Straight Repub-
lean THickc,-Elec:iOn of Congress-
neutrality-suspicious. and Democratic Ma
jOrities Outside Of Philadelphia.
First Dispatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE election
was held to-day. There were no serious
disturbances.
The Fifth Ward, for sheriff. shows a Re-
publican gain Of 1868: Sixth Ward. Repub-
jican gain, 1876; Twelfth Ward, Republican
gain, go.
The Republicans claim Philadelphia by
several thousand majority.
The colored men voted generally a
straight Republican ticket.
Second Dispatch.
PHILADELPHIA, October lin the First
District Randall is elected. Both parties
claim the Second District. In the Third
District Myers is elected. In the Fourth
District Kelly is elected. The Fifth Dis
trict is doubtful. Other returns from Phila-
delphia city show gains by both parties. the
balance f~avOring the Republicans. Scatter
ing returns from Berks county show large
Democratic gains. In the Twenty-secOnd
District Nagley is elected. In the Twelfth
District it is thought Shoemaker is elected.
Inc Democrats carry HARRISBURG Oy -oo
majority.
The Republicans carry Allegheny county
by 5000 majority. The reform ticket polled
l00C votes.
Luzerne county gives Republican gains of
1923
Shoemaker is undoubtedly elected.
Third Dispatch
PHILADELPHIA, October lit is thought
that O'Neill is beaten by 900 majority.
KandalIs majority in the First District
about 1000. Lancaster county. 5000 aepIb-
lican majority. Bradford county, $500 Re
publican majority.
Fourth Dispatch!
PHILADELPHIA, October lin the Second
District, Greedy, independent Republican. is
elected. Fifth District-Horner's election
claimed. Fourth District-kelly's majority.
$3.50. Third District-Mycrs' majority about
500. Seventeenth District Townsend
elected. - District-Morrcll elected.
Twenty-fourth District-Very doubtful.
Twenty-seventh Observation-Disclosures elected
Delaware county-Republiean majority,
1900. Wyoming county-Democratic ma
iority, 300. acknowledgements major
ityy, ITO. 1ioga county-Democratic ma
jOrity, 100. Franklin c~ounty-l0O Demo-
cratic majority. Cumberland county
Democratic majority. 700.
The Tw~enty-third Ward in this city gives
the Republican candidate for sheriff 1886
majority.
The Republican majority in this city is
about $3.50.
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RAILROADS.
TRAVELLERS, ATTENTION:
THE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN,
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS,
Run their Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cars,
their combined length without change.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE TO
DESTINATION.
The = A. NJ. Train,
Makes close connections for vicksburs, Memphis
Sleeping cars at night, Canton to Grand Junction and
Humboldt.
The 4:15 VI. Train.
Makes close connections with Lightning Express
trains. to all points NORTH, EAST and WEST.
Carries the great Northern Mail
Time to New York. 20 Hours.
New and elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cars run
through to humboldt, Tennessee, Cleveland, Ten
ne ssee, and Louisville. Kentucky.
Express Train South arrives at 2:i0 A. ".
Mail Train South arrives at ll:Oo A. h.
Ii eket office, Galveston, Iron Building.
Tic ket Offices, New Orleans, Corner Camp and
Conn aon streets, and at Depot.
7. s. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent;
J. l.. MOREY, General Ticket Agent, Now
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail
road.
L. d. FROST, General Superintendent;
d. B. MOREl, General Ticket Agent, Missls.
.,ippi Central Railroad.
S. W. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent.
jy22 Bun
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INDIANA.
Disturbance in Evansville by the Mayor

Disturbance in Evansville by the Mayor
losses aEd Gains.
EVANSVILLE, Indiana, October 1.-THE
election passed OF quietly. The only dis
turbance was by Acing Mayor Van Ripen
~assaulting q deputy United States Marshal.
IEDIANAPoLIs, October 1.-THE following
scattering returns have been received:
!. South Bend gives the Republicans 3O6
sInajority-a gain over Grants vote of AZ.
sYinchester gives a Demo cratic gain of 100.
Washington county reported 500 Demo
cratic majority-a gain Of lN over Grants
1yg&9. Brown county gives a Democratic
,s41iQrity Of 2l7-a loss of IA.
returns from Boone give Demo
a4a&0~ gains. Clark-The Dem 0cratic ma
,9ef1tS reduced about 1000 by the negro vote.
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1.-THE New York Tribune remarks that it il
one of the miseries of royalty to have No
private hours, no personal secrets 80 sacred
that the world will think it ~dislonorable to
pry into them, no correspondence, even
with a wife, that may not be dragged out of
its pigeon-hole and given to the newspapers.
In the great rummaging among the Imperial
effects, now going IN at the Tuileries, it does
not seem to strike anybody that Napoleon,
though he may be . political criminal, is
after all a man of flesh and blood, with
some personal rights, and some private re-
treats which ought not to be Invaded.
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Regular New Orleans. Grand EcOre and
Alexandria Packet
VIII commence her regular trips in a few days.
Due notice will be given.
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at 5P. NJ.
<Ssg.S IA For Grand EcOrc, Natchi.
IL GET tochcs, st. Maurice. Montgomery,
60 1itMR Cotile, Alexandria, Norman's, Bar
EE=EEEEbin's and al intermediate land
iume on Rcd riyer-The new and fast running side
wheel passenger steamer
BELLE OF ALTON.
J. p. MCKISSEY. master.
?. S.-Pas.cngers and shippers can rely upon the
Belle of Alton remaining i'll the Grand Ecore trade
throughout the entire season.
GEORGE D. HITF. Il TcEOupitouias street,
LORD 4 NcPEAKE. Agents,
oc8 20 Grayier street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
| T.. BLACkMAR,

A T.. BLACkMAR,
Having removed to the elegant and spacious ed
fce, No. POI Canal street. formerly known ae Bat
ters Building, now
BLACkMAR'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
Continues to dispose of Pianos and Organs, ~ the
hest makers, very low for cash. or on the most
accommodating terms of payment. One year al
lowed without charge for interest. Nostcurty re-
o,;rcd a lien OH the instrument being retained.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new. New and
second hand Pianos and Organs for rent, ana the
rent money allowed toward purchase.
NV Method of Conducting My Business.
P;rst-I keep no Instruments but those Of the
host factories. Having been dealing IN ffaho5 ami
Dreams for sixteen years. my long experience 'ha-
hl..a me to select such Instruments DIS / can Nlh
perfect confidence, guarantee 10 give ent'Re A't's
Second-I have put One Price for each lns'ru-
ment, and that il, the regular retail factory W",
to every piano and organ. Many dealers max d
rule to ask from S25 to $lOO more tnah 1lltA -
meet to get. and then. when 'beatcn GOWN !"
Some " near nv low prices, they Halter the
purchaser with the idea that he has secured al
unusual bargain.
Third-I give the manufacturers and my own
guarantee for six years, and warrant every ihsIro-
ment to please, or 1t can DC eAchanSeu " a's
other in my store.
I offer splendid. new, rosewood. seven octa.e
pianos of 5ix different frst-class makers, al +IN
To S5l5 Secondhand Pianos SIS TO t3z3. F1ve
octave Cabinet Organs $50 to S2I5. | also have
Pianos of extra size and with eupeTpiS carprI
Parlor @ rrans OF Taylor 4 Farley" and The spleh.
did Cottage and Church Organs OF oEsteE, from
~ ano :" S1so A, f. BLACKMAR,
80 oW0 G. No. pol Canal street
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MARKETS.
Markets.

New YORK. October IL, Evening.-Cottcn
closed dull and declining. Sales to-day $500
bales: middling uplands Ice. Flour un-
changed. Wheat steady. Corn unchanged.
Pork 500 80 a 26 50. Lard steady. Whisky
active at 81 S9kc. Groceries quiet and
firm. Turpentine 1919 43c. Freights are
ti1mer-COtton, per steam. lsd.
CINCINNATI. October ll.-Cotton dull;
prices declined lac; middling l5c. Flour
and Grain quiet and unchanged. Pork in
good demand at full prices. Lard quiet
and unchanged. No bulk meats offering.
Bacon in good demand and prices advanced;
shoulders l3ac; clear rib i75c; clear sides
ISa4c. Whisky IS Soc. Butter and egg
unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, October ll.-FlOur-superine
winter, $4a4 Is. Wheat firm. and demand
fair: No. ? red winter, inspected. 81 1:ls.
Corn dull and lower; mixed and yellow,
Soc. Oats. AZ a. 5c. Rye. 75a77c. Whisky.
sc a SSl2c. Pork firm and in fair demand.
S2J % 50. Bacon-market excited and
prices higher-shouiders. l4Lsc: clear rib,
Ia. a iSc; clear sides, 1914 @l9lsc. Sugar
cured hams, 2tl2 a 25c. Lard, stiff, Toe for
kettle.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, October II, Evening.-Cot
ton closed heavy: uplands 81 aShsd, Or
leans 81! 0S7sd; sales to-day 5000 bales,
VI HIiIA ~UUU NcIC ~ tAijott dAu SlCtt-
iatiOn.
LONDON. October II, Evening.-Consols
closed at 91s. Bonds 9lds. Tallow
irner.
FRANKFORT. October ll.-Un;tcd States
bonds closed at 947s D95.
River Intelligence.
V~ICKsBURG. October lI.-Passed up
Moliie Able at five p. M. DOwn: Grand
Era at three Z. nj. Natchez at five p. NJ.
River falling. Weather clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, October 1.-The river has
risen six inches in the past twenty-fOur
hours. Weather clear. Thermometer TO-.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 1.-The river has fallen
one inch in the past twenty-four hours, with
twenty-eight inches in the chute.
ST.. LOUIS. October 11.-Arrived: Kellogg
and barges from New Orleans. Departed:
City of Alton for Vicksburg. River falling
slowly. Weather cloudy and cool.
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MADRID.

sympathy Of spanish People for French
Republic.
MADRID, October ll.-Scnor CASTELAR,. in
addressing the French delegation, affirmed
that the sympathy of the Spanish people is
decidedly with the French Republic
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COPENHAGEN.

No Reduction of Army Estilnates-Re.
su!t Of French and Prussian War
Awaited.
COPENHAGEN. October ll.-During a de-
bate on the budget, in Talking, to-day. the
Ministry declined to make any reduction of
the army estimates until the result OF tine
war between France and Prussia is better
known,
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RECLAMATION NOTICES..

Re cantatiOu of p. Ad. FOrtier-NO. 491.
P. AID. FORTIER, A RESIDENT OF THE
IL parish of Orleans, having been disfranchised by
the provisions OF article ninety nine OF the con
stitui ion of this State, in consequence Of haV,
ing r. 'gistered myself as an enemy o. the tnlteG
States do hereby voluntarily certify that l
acknO, Wedge the rebellion to have been morally
and 30. 'itically wrong. and that | regret ANY ah OF
comfor, l may have given il.
Isig aedl 2. Ap' Fohiif.tl
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NEW JERSEY.
h (SnIns in Newark.

NEWARK, October 1.-The election for
CITY officers to-day resulted in large Repub-
lean gains; average Republican majority
,hOut 1CUW.
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4 = X q u q

"a ,-...J An4rnInri.t
tells The destiny according to the Egyptian ana spar
ish methods. She can be consulted ON all po.nte' ons.-
ness as well as events OF the NE. SHe ~ IL
wrinkles OF the face and make you appear only
twenty or twenty-five years old -a
Residence No. 81 Gasquet street. Det"tth iai'
and Where. She does not receive on Sunday.
or0 SnSSy, I'm
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washington county-Republican majority
or. RenubIjcan loss ".
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ITALY.

Hing Vic,or Emanuel Declares the Country
Reconstructed by the i'lcbiscitum.
FLORENCE, October I.-Reply!ng to a
deputation from Rome, King Victor Enan-
ueI declared the country rcconstltuted
through the unanimity of the votes on the
plebiscitum. and rejoiced in the completion
of the kingdom. As King and a Catholic,
| guarantee liberty to church unity and to
Italy. and independence to the PoptIf: so
l submit to you the result of the piebis-
citum and transmit it it to the Italian PEG
ula
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NEBRASKA.

'thsa DAsft
publican NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fus.
ing with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Votes
the Order Of the Day.
OMAHA. October 1.-THE election of State
officers of Nebraska TO day has been the
most exciting ever held. The Republican
party in some portions OF the STATE have
divided, and run separate tickets for State
officers.
The ~workingmcn's party have united with
the Democrats upon some OF the State Of
fcels, besides which there has been so much
personal conflict with both parties that
scratching has been the orGer of the day.
In some portions OF the State the vote has
turned mainly on the candidates pledged to
vote for General Saunders or General
Thayer for United States Senate.
If reports are true an immense amount Of
money has been expended on both sides.
Frauds are claimed by all parties. There
We're probably several hundred voters ille-
gally registered in this city.