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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-11
The.LateS3!t!E.... IN News.
WASHINGTON
A Naval Paymaster Pleads Guilty. .
1ryr u Il Z . ~ tssI,H. IN :.

A Naval Paymaster Pleads GUILTY.
wAsHfSaToY, November 10. :
Pdymastcr VIM a. Marcy of the Navy,
who was brought to trist before the Court
martial now sitting, here on tue charge ol
embezsling $4,000 of the Government
funds, entrusted TO his care, has pleaded
guilty. The Court has agreed upon Sell:
tenCe, and the records md proceedings
have been placed in tile hands OF the
Secretary 'df tito Navy, but the sentence
will not be made public for several days
Gen, T.. M. Harris; Appointed PEN
sion Agent at Wheeling, vice Ma
iorDoddrfdse! !d1G,t 'sI 4 ~ =
WASHINGTON, November TO-
Tic President fhas appointed Th6mas
NJ. Harris Pension Agent ut Wheeling IL
place OF Doddridge removed. Two
similar changes elsewhere will follow.
| AIe1, lrRiYes7TaIeete in (thc .EiftiI
V'9S Virginia. District.
A telegram from coIleclorlWilcox, nj
lLynchburg, states that Riyes, Republican
liz undoubtedly bClecth1 10 lCohgfbSsi III DID
| II I'LL 0LoL1lCN VI YSn6H4Ss. INA
AppointSsh sht'6f Z u u! I! !Jndgc.
John. N. Mckinney has been, appointed
Judge OF the q. s. District Court ,tQr. the
Southern DIsffi6e 81 Virginia. o N I'd 'oA
No Commissioner, OF Patents fYet
Appointed. ,,o -. ,a,,,
THE PMiieGf hps u ,nnot4yetl lsppolnedTa
CommissioncrOfI Patents nor 3hasi 'lc, us
stated, tendeithe 'oIIlts ID W. P. Bake
well, of PlttsbtEE.. The report. arose
from the fact tllat Fisher, just bcfoEe're'
siguings asked itheaR President u heAad any
inGufring whether he would accept the
position, toPNhiclA the President iptet
posad 10 p6letti1i bu pSde 9t9 pFd hlse
aRto tlle pp6fntnent!
Numerous fhapges inthR Interior Dc
pertinent ate contemplated.
The Secretary was hi COtisthhtfoh With
The President this morning or, the, ,subjeCl
Of 9langibg ZIP r SasiPn 4gd6tpt Wheel
ipg tUt EL1l.ty j
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THE NEXT, PRESIDENCY.
Ben. Butler out with a Programme,
pu.ptS5tah ahu,. F5y .Iasf Iasftfls&sl |
V = FtlaE,,,S ~ E11hf


Special Dlspateh oaa CiaelNaaH GGseitt.
NEwY0RK, Novembor OI
The Tribune will publish, tomorrow,
an important letter from Lowell, Massa-
chusetts, which, II ayscdit9riaIy, y from
an entirely authentic source. 1ThClettcr
says, in substance, that General Butler
in a recent conversation SaId1tlat he In
tended to make speech at an carly day
upon what 4s4VIds, ,t9Ps ,seePaGpy thS
admibittdtlob 1JAdsshBt u bdtde AJdrdef
tOkeep the Republican party together,
and give It new vlgor and such q hold
upon confidence as TO insure Its triumph
in the next Presidential campaign, anll lie
gave an outline Of tho opinions ne intend.
cd 70 present Fhs RsgpSl llcaq PeFEY,, Y Y
question of publiC.policy. Upon the tariff
question It is split ID two by ttig pAek, bono
Of tho AlIeRhaniCS upon Z Jlls financial
issues the division hialmoSt Us marked.
The party has no longer any coherent t9l e Y1
tCFcc, aud recognize no leadershlp. u
gives no support 20 the administration Il
has chosen, which was not able at the last
session Of Conf q Single
one Of the measure ) lit proposed. = Hhe
San Domingo treatyptall ia the Senate,
IN spite Of all the influence the Presl'
dent could bring, 10 bear. VI QEeSRelle
0Deidea, OF aI0Its hing thaI frankinpp
Iege was lost n Vie ,Gectel elAgy ,6f the StIyy
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Cincinnati Market.
C1NotNNATl, November 70

corfoSLDaIl add dfSobluBEs; nlddilnk ia.
PLbntl-DalI and dropping; tGmily Is 60Eb5 40!
N-WhGat-AdVApeed; rcd Winter.at q 10
al IA, CoEn-FIFm, at b0c for new. Rye-dEm
a TsSsOe OAts2s6afGG md arm; ia. 2 go
IOc, II barley unchanged. iT' q islflg,fifTT,. ~
GROGHRIES-Sugar- Firm. u MolASSes-F -Fhm.l !
RlcE-PaIr demand, but at lower Tatsai sales
At tG69kc. ,I ,J,aT
OnSGLIBseed oIl&0Oc. 1pi s's''t H'l.
EGOs-SO08lc. uHJ.iiH!b " y .nW st'iSul
BpTTER- STEADY aud unchanged. l.f4lI sRI
CHEHbE-St Steady and unchanged. .ihi,g,E,T 4 ii,
SREbSGU GUuehhnked! "'' ~ ''Il''' =
PROVISIONS Weak; small sales new u
$9SGD3l %. Lard-Quiet aud weak new 19H@
iSN. Baeon-ShOuidCrs ~ iHe, bpllls Glgar
I5XC. Green Mcats-HiRher: thonldgls 7c;
sides 1OHc; hams 19Ac 'n .isbs ,lFf'f ,p'N
II00s-DlmAnd fair and prices advanced TO
$7b7 %, Receipts 400. Weather favorable
Unchanged at H9&c. .,.,siJ,,,
PoTAToES-Unchinged yllt - li'g ~
TOBACCO-ScAree aud, season over 069finga
very light; sales OF 30 hhaS at S5 60193 a. al
n 2 z
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BUSINESS MA: ,MEs5ATEElHsRIIsT TEElsIIsT 'Sp Iio

0y n n ~, 1l,n- -I,,o ll,nr
Anew 12flTlI, 32FE paper says 'u"' 'u' 'O'''HS' .
merchants complain o. az 9nIaias sst ssie', y
tyof hides Ihea supply lnEnat, N Guy g =!
scarcely more than ope=iourth otiSllatltf l,,Sa ~
vac 4hn,YcaiS hgJ, t.,hh Il ,'s,,nIJ ~ ~ Va,
s5s, S,Feelsy e,;, ssys ,Yss thas .I sIId darkest
gay !" a"y tas taV .tci - 800.
liC iancies there ls'eone' eeseer'"ay olsSe ),
Ting RtlOilAr than by sqlArely earning "
Its reported lthat thei prospect A6r
o,,oor mackcrel cod and herring this
~. !; ,S,sII6rf" 1rhESlkNc
Q com'pg tlnSet y 1JJSISg i,1iJIS" ~.
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New WV York ! Produce Market.

lncn0t,l1rU.>s .NEw YoRK, November 10,
CoTroN-Dull and shade lower: 0,44O bAlo1Iof
IlplaRds sold At 11eu y,4I .iur.4 !. ) l.5-iIiiih
FLouR-DnlI and shade loycF-69 9t0c. n I. =.
GRAM Wheat steady: new FDring 81 33Ebl yIis
vineeF rod and amhcF 81 S06I. 81 -S0at4 qalet
and weak; western S1A5SKe Ohio IS 4gIe. Com
dull and lroOplny; old SJE988c; new elG 085e, n
Steady; I'm! S8i18SS; ~ lined ZIG. \. =,
and 1alISn November. BeGG hFms Bulk meAts
and bacof dali and dropping. Lard hEA1; good (,
new I4Kc0l5c; December l3k11SHei January
,i8E6iSyc; 'talSS 1900 tiereeS. r"
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Fifteen Departments qf s9nth France
Reported 70 have, Seeded and
aiFofmed a SepRFatC G government.
Su.iaptot& Ssutd.D AIui "sE &. leh'N.i
s'yabnot feiIi6NDoN, sN6yember9!!nr
Al Herald correspondent at,VGrsaiIlesJt
on the 9th instant, writes asiOlloYs. News
h1s repGhed US today creating great ,ext
tcttemGnt, and leads to tho feeling that
something Ofi'a lafge stGlS mSy % 6expect:.
lat my ni6menuli Preparatt6hst to meet
.itRFe beiDgmadenF ptE' ii auilhti1 7ai
), Reports l9m l. the EIr sqqth qqqqlli Of EEapes are
p4rthGhts iliave absolutely seeded from
the rcstof France lind iniconJunctlon with
.Algier9s saFc engaged in organization
Of asepaFa.issa a.isa GoYsr9lRpSFnt oSsF9RSnt edI i4lll s&es
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tIIki iIIsn5. % Z siI2n@'HI19m fHlf
.iyng ydT AI1ABAMAJInlam1fu
,isDafINoR TEEEcRAars,
lgThelHaEtfor,d and Eta Railroad.

lThei Hartford and Erie Ratlro1d.
'H' '''' 1f' BosToN, November 10.
I The Boston, Hartford and Eric Rail-
road was again In thGf district court TO-
day, before Judge Shipley, on the ,ques-
ti6n Of Jurisdiction in ban kruptcy, lnd by
agreement Of an parties thu chse was
further postponed till Novembef20. % The
petition Tor ian Injunction suspending the
work has been withdrawn, and 1t Is under.
stood that the construction OF tho road
wlRbe Immediately resumed. "'H
nu}'i NEW ORLEANS, November 10. "
The Atlantic Base Ball Club bf' St.
Louis defeated tho Lees Of this city yes
torday. Score, 30 to 12. :ar .i 0,.i
Ia .ftli ,i4ig Snow. 's.n5 = I.'TT.
.I,pj,s,l ). CoNooRD, Nov. 10.
six inches Of snowlell on Mount wash
lngtOnlthis morning nn iut U&
ld.ii Arrested for Bribery! ar
Do" -AnF' t'PRov1IriDiESeE, NOV, 10,
Robert Morrow apd Chas. d, Burroughs
arc held for trial oH bribery 1t elections.
.11llA New Paper In Cincinnati.
,imi,r CINCNEAFr, November1O.
Ieis reported that q new two centidaiIy
morning paper isto be staEtcd, ,lIero, with
Dom Platt as chief editor. i.sf b, au. d
An Interesting, Question IN the Courts
The U, s, grand jury, found NJ JIG recent
session iIi indictment against Thpmas
Roberts I0r G6nSpirlng TO tietfaud the
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Financial and COmmercial.g
New YorE Money and stock Market
70 5F'l9''HiaI '"N NEW YoRK, N5yeuihss 10, !,

,.--[,s,-T[e,,s,1o4,cy,t,.rer.9oer -
New yoEk Money 4 apa 4 u istOsk @ 4 MARKET.
New YORK, November 10, Il
i6S ,,Htl irhkInIi rhkIIIi l'F'I''tA
S%~%%txa.NnaiI NJ NAM II ,2t0t
'EotnESnIet snd hSmer: opc6ed n 1f0k and
~ az G1iCS GCSrSScss M oS 05 ~ SSpS
S6,,shf mn 0fS III M 1sS tfSS -
,SSVSSS ' SSSFs sflostpS StsGdTTH tsdJ IluW
it:A sta;es tiS of issi ronions. ,fiAhAfis<
S1tSS. .twSnti ii6sSIl GiftT jet! !ii
Fiye,tWSStieS lisa, ei67Sd
SStieS 'i.,'.. :. .',',. SSiSi2
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ELECTION. RIOT.
Moody stBstSi ri Ige'6a Eltt.l
tion Day9.Eo1r Men Killed and
About TMsARtT 'w6dHd dlEIectiOn

Bioody RiptSl SlBst9i dIlge'6a El6t4
tion Day$.Fo1r Men Killed and
About TWsRty WdhHd6dLEIect
4 Officials Attacked BY an Armed,
55s, @ %,,,,,,y ,s.,5, NEW ORLEANS, S Nov. Ss,,
II is stated that three hundred persons,
supposed to be counting tho votes OF the
city, receive eight dollars per day. The
THue9 s4S8F Fib 46@ q Yt6s 4dssion
returns aFc not counted with promptttu9e
issImply eightidCllats per day, and Gh III
terest IN t6e Issic." Tho official returns
will be inJwe IpgesRlme, allult Chtistmas.
As these ballot boxes arc in charge prinCi-
pally OF Republican officials, no lcars are
entertained g0r tho, delaynreducing thelr
.majoritics. 15''ttlh 'nG;4 .,, sfg
Tk6IFtayans special, from Baton Rouge
city, hints that, the Federal troops. ltlrc
making arrests OF whito citizens on atti:
daYits q negro rlpterSss OaSthea n lghftal
ttI 91tlI, 6fgrooS ith trms . their hGN dsl
uttefing tliIeats5t violencd, were quietly
sent home, wlliIc,. tlIe. whites, found with
out arms, and fndRensfVc Id all particu.
lars, were arrested and placed . In close
confinement. Yesterday and today fur
thcp arrests NEEftI hiakk several d hdlh
were absent ut tho time Of the riot. Mar
tiSl law is prqeticrilR iHpperatiun.
United States Marshal Packard .has q
telegram Regarding the fiot Monday night
ut Baton, Rouge: 'sThG Supervisors and
coInLers,oG thelballOtst were attacked BY
an armed mob! The ballots were saved,
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"tSAS tlseJ ~ 20 2 -
Tn. issss siatl6 oaae5ot Mus,
sillon' oistad salet9 responsible
persons sing ~ in the business
1t is a;iirst liiss once aad neasly new.,s,s
Tnsaladfz lsail5 his como tostiie
conclusion that sailsap eGal e3puiIt
byA public meeting ;ent flfat "thero
Inns been enoughfalk and elbugtrresolv-
ing; and there Is abundant evidence that
the right Of way will beSreadily granted
and very largo amount 0l stock sub
scrltJBldOfftlds Paietpf pflsGf ih5BhhrEs Gal
all Inc clements exist for the construction
of tho Wheeling and T0le9o lsail lllE.pa4 thsF
fysr Ss;I.SS SEistfd IN the fssps'TqSsl2R s. ""y
"If,tsEe Il lq9it 9ps man !s s Y; 4
reasonable amount ,QLi sanltal anu WIN
good organizing force of character, VINO
can be found, that will take q, personal
interest in the matter and devote bis time
and energy to 4, thelGnterprisel will sucs
coed, and without that no great public en-.
,erprise can succeed, ltf06ff ever did succeed.
The money Is available, the right Of way Is Is
offered; where Is tue manic 'tWork itup,t
and while be does d good thing for thohs
sands Of others make a fortune ior him
'?if;l '?!iEf;lS6dRsaafSSar Of Ma aBNtl4SsaaF 4SsaaF
Cavntcls, writing agaihst Tile project OF a
railroad from Bellaits; through ~ sGal4irs.
vile to UhrichsyilleE &ca4pays his county
town this compliment a9''5SS'.o 'i@g.S.R '5,nIS}.RR
81. Clairsvllle has nofattractinn iwhat-
ever formahhlacEures, ahd II stu!ly de-
monstfated that n6 Other class Of men e
can build up town III this part Of tl1e
country. tIf Easslhg and blowing ,could
have made d city, St. Clairsvil would
have rivaled New York ere this. 1t ls a
very nice quiet place Tor lawyers, loaIfrs
and other professional men, and such VIC
presume It will always remain, mainly
because Of IL, looaLlonT What tthc iates
have fixed might as well he let alone,
None would 6e more pleased than we p
'SinF w y Af
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Tbe Ready Re6loaer FailS for Once,

The Ready 'hecKoleE tylllS 4oE O4Ces
What has become oi that coop full Of
baplams that werc, loose IN the 4gietsz
A few inS+hiings imnSSr+nhings stnegf1 WeeobsagYeQ6ly
one Of them Saradedqn de papGt yesteF'
day. Are We, tos tos pnderstsgd lhat stp4l
poor lonely fowl rcpresedss the editorial
idea of democratic gnius in the elections
last Tuesday : We faar, ,tllRtthe Arithme'
tic man has let down HPha9 a splendid
chance 70 stun his readers for q day Or
'ro $is 'sassSR sai 8 gnEs wv " ns
he notproclaiped y startling arabies q
raib'dt atssi nun per Of opngrssI ben
and the probable possession Of the next
House ofRepttsedtativss! ''ws nEt that
that exraion thaE Sunday Fccal& &tr4eg'l
up6nlis huge mathehaticalint6llecI.
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1.,i i,sl,. poJgifer, NH Explosion.

1gl9 elaWfi, ktkEgRIl4R mn, Pa, Nov 10. % n.
fIIs III LtipzsrnS Lisl Powder Compapy'S mill
and dFy houses were destroyed this mQT9.
inr BY terrific explosion. Thos. Burns
was Killed, and 0c6sar Shoemaker fatally
injured. Damage $4,000.
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Pb,ladslphia Market. Z lnfilo

'FE6UEEDuIl aud ththapEed X.
: 0ElrT-WhOat ah6tahSg Indiana htd $te9'.
al S0. Com demand rood at full prieaS;F mtEoa Y
esc. oats steady at 69dDb5e.
fir1S@PctToleim dull and nominal.
pROVIsI0Ns-De Declining.
WTtaKY-Dull aud unchanged; iron bound &c.
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-nilNt 4tE1 iuuil silTIN IN AVN AifYAS Si I
an ,,si,.,, mn, ,t.r,,,. .,.,,,,Iy !, ~,
-@sz .ssss i.'s. =. ....sI I5. -.
ta ni1TT TaTmTTTTECTIET TIT5TTe TiTIIT III
bl" 9Ita tsSSN$sI4SlgAlil Mtf9Sj1"} I
-=7i7sT-nsyo sia sIbinq
..r. , :; rnb1NEW G0RK, Mr. 4
~ " Z !, New YoRIS, Nnvemher IN.
s4l.tn Eh.',rna ,;h ;nclicatc 'fb ina -
Eoat5f tiis Sfty WIth ! mSiorIfy 5 plsH " Ss ~ Ss5
o. q xotg 6Fi00sS5, with d tsgi5E 5EfsIon 81.
Et4a6GG3h Two years ago. his najofity vas.
68.85U, HAISy6r HAL ma i3fity oyer Led,
with HiallS WVet e, 600 short bt Governor
H0dmdh. THE Demo 0erahc, 9joEity n IpI
The st&tei anf0t b6 given With accuracy,
'baJ YtNIsl Sert&ihly not less than 80, 600,
and may turn ort c6hSid d6fably more DC
coplinH t0lthe best iiformRti6ny attain.
Sble; The a Assembly stands,l r Republicans
/ Cd, 'and The Democrats ,62, brt ,as several
fStfictS ats sbihewh what in doubt tbe actual
returns may vary the result and possibly
even chaage tho ga nave 1Ss. ioSt
IL snesiSth, and sSth distrICts. .'d
,4sIt Ia nowstated, that Rogers, D i11sis
elected to- gGDgtess from 4he 10th district
bNt4 majority .Fher erlat6stl iCountr0f
tho, Assembly makes 05 RepdblicaisI to
68 Democrats, with n tfeWi districts still
dophtfulIi ID ',sW III ,itsinImG1 gfnlH
n Complete raturnS from Tho missing dis
ltrlet igiyea Il the eHtollORfhg .IfigureS, thus
CITY, ,fifor siGoVernbrT Hofhfanl s666tE
dfbrd p8I I47sss tBot Mayofp iHalk t1ljr
$685. 3etlw1ihy 40 Ie11aG lil6thg aai - ili
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5F3SEz7S7E7S

=:Et tS7tSi.71 f4TESg8
aSS&l S1tS-rTjiS Il ~ -AS
.Lotes L9Yoi,,S, 1au9SS1S-lrSTe.TE slrT.Ta
10y asS ,S as",sni
~ EAC3s ~ e1~- st.o'.t.S 1oIIS
M9tgs y W. y feg III w =
paI,isiis ~ .ln,I slo,E SOf, ta
i'S1s .;,,, 'ali ti LVMpo ~,
44Hi ~ 9 9eS III Ss 4gsH
yor nlu hetaqS ~ ;tS.lts Asll 1a E.anaH Hs.
evening g t7t!enaea5 A!blg!l
~ WI %tFe lIT S..; ~ IVTsS
et ardwelL Mr. aOSo1su. g = ..
Mr., LeWisand d,many other felebritte Ehe l,tlE
tnaqGell9 n 19s ~
a usIa NV; q .,S,sl ta ,'sit'.G III
iIlp NV nG1siys Ss AM JttSstt
deePesE gEie y ks ssSas NJ
SleaE w agl1n = nSetEat 4In gsIo.,aS ssn
me tegal NIMtgI ~, Tug ~ H:5:1.
tnt.s n s,I!tg te l2llg i E'4lI n3t
9qa ou Eosl lnl1,On.9'f .11,;S IN, ~
~ n ~ ~
gtlnnt SsFl fHI st9
Eapse; s1 @
~ siII.i! Itt n sS 80
sSailSS sSaLG Sss & yi.!s5 a1ES;I 4, y ~ :,
sntEs y, y
@aElteaie lialsSl.n Hl1alI ,1nE,laas
WIS 2, ,sIle y. t s
pllspea 1 tlsE ~. ~ ~
Atg.t'H q, ~
eTSst y! gGiy Gssi5
kEI9t tlgEie .t8S, ", lIgt !t9 ~
SYnpainAElpg III
eNtsteIee tssies M StS USs g1S
nisttaEy gt2Es nglS TaE ~ y! 81 s
E9l ~ n UloSSS
w.hrc'oEenO 'oetluV'1eloii u'lt'eE tHSSnSM .SSStIs
iaW: igSS,, sAy, rst % jol.a Js1k, Rrl{.l y
tA,Fl9Sston gQl9 ~ w Eoa.sS E11
o. lthe M1iseess I5
AlaSot l .f1 Z,
4, fecselyee ln tliI Alafe, lF1In me ntst
Magistrate OF tne cltya 'app[ov.li,ossss 81
changes hItt W y sltllg
last YEA, loAtu AleyYa sWete wv IVY;
side Of Lthesaco conntEys ,ss InH gilLl'u ~
moved IN anotnef alLsctlo Ig ~ tiaHE w 81 Z
ti0HFflshlng ti0H revenue ana reylylngs s!Fst4S
without any change... AIstat ~ ~
uneXampled war hsa 10 tWo m9htls seat
more bll blpppgashed pgl and trcasqGs l4s9 in any
corresponding Elod-ye9Es So1la nes - re. So
place the losses otWar!J wa MSr aPpeaie9 " Y
dnty, aS well q rs W ieeling fs iitn9 naa
loySllE maintained neutrality s4e a,a Mlst Is!
appeal tothe future lor1pSsnce: S.ine NJ ggr:
rent aBsseftlq4s y I qL RDgt9hl !, geteI .WisEe
always aed IN slcn . eFlslSnto ~,
eltement ana ~ ,si!seS u
Ugt.es .gs stttsbE nv tio ~ Itle D
T9e Tets ayS1oi SSr
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,RUSSIA.al..... !.
1RpSrs ;SrilitS!Etyi ( Change: aug 5cOntsm.

ao.IFis 81. PEFERsiBltUf1ldi,, q, Novcmberd1O 4
"A projected change o.; the law reducing
Tie term OF military service IN ktssta
from twelve t6 six years Is now before The
Council Of the Empirei This measure Is
preliminary to a future reduction Of the
term of service TO three- years, and oppliess
TO qll subjects qt Russia, r irrespective Of,
rank, ~ ..,.rI son ~
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lITAIIY'
Austria stands By the Italian GOy-
Nh 70 Thi efFnnett.i /" e.

%h9 '7'' FLORENCE, November TO-
The Government has officially approved
tho ItGlIah, policy dt Rome. e'' 90. ~ .
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.s555 ss:;5 .s,5,, lE:ji;;lE I5E;g
AyCaId from jthe'q Late G Commhn dant
tIl F'-IZ2l hnt lEstt.,, ,Ng, ,;s 1sgT t.-t
BRUssELI.S, NOVEMBER ~.

BRussELLs, November 10! ! =
Gen. CdmRier, command liant of Metz at
tIie,timOnOf the siege, Writegto the jour
nails here, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the garrison.
6fAIctz Should have Ind D efficient late
itoth tliatot ths Hoops outside Of the wallis
he esays ,he,tWice offered his resignation
ptcatss Ehee council ". war aalssented from
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OVER EiiiB iRAIfHREMAFrERs.

Col. George McCook, of stcubcnvillc,
d apnpunced,a 80 Finls,AYOqqpNHots
ID Ne& Ydfk, dwaiting tho iGatsiSaFolSfas
family, per steamer Java, from Europe,
where tlley hayegbSep during ue sum,
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.a7nemsei44oYbA Won
'lFAPoIEoN.

The Ex.Emp peEof angafh Interviewed
byrR COTresponde4t..TheA Frepch
a aaAEsrieda R9P SliSs.' y Ky. KY
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.rlssOn ar k7fAY Mi q

ie fH I9bnGh nd lOs IIo19dEd 7h-
y stl nj ani''Dr~ 'aINiIi''i1iso,a =
-nnot an non am 70 4Nl0.itV0a
M taIi,.tI ndi l.ll.i ]. lltl lesEtf o. ~
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sim Moro tiHg g.l'1

Tile latestintelligtHCdfrom the artiyt0f
the Loire Is that there has beenItArecaays
oflcbnti1uSl lighting Without amy deCistgd
result. Tie loss Otss sthei French twas'
frightlnG but the'ehcniS we're driven buck
loT3'fHfIna 0INi - .s''' r"' 80 o.
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y Anal IIntl .sttn lEote.I 3 .lNA
y. TQuRs,, ,Npw. 1O.l
i New KtRy sgnlSIKEi H1nared
NJ ThOgsandS irons, ~. s!s.,ss5e

NJ. ,KernntrY llaYing orgqniZgar tllc army Ar'll
Of 1ItaSG9tS 81 n8WW 4otiiiing 1 oeainf IN
Brittany for anotheEarmy one hundred
thousand strong. Its9ppS y pEepaElpg for
defence atitl fXui6ns6 Il sending forward
large nnmhRus Of fhh0bps fully armed and
equipped. Order prevails nfbQth cities
and also at Versailles. = Baron uausSman
whowas arrested at Nice has been reletlR
clanl returned TO slS!. 20 , 'lSsf Gl
Prus5ianE iIsVacaGtGn Orleans y The
French Claim aiSUSpfss.
~ 4 .snti5aN ToUIs, Nov. 10.
iThgiPrhssSiSus cv6cuhtCd Orleans yes
,terlayy@ with EFcat haste, leaving about 800
4tcASn tWBHnledA v | .PheR day bGiorei the
French gained q marked success II 'goni.
mircs. The PrpS9iqns held q stE9ngly en-
trchGted .p6Stti ti8l,4 bl dtSl0dged,
suffering heSvylOSB.d .du Genat van lDef tlquH
.Tetreatetl 10 ArEheiiaS. { sriIs \
moved t6t5Ssfd Nt6 Gethasya tElipro they
will occupy q strong position until the
sfny0e the Loire 6ni6v5 entiFely iidtW
Cen polCdipr reports ~ the government
3hat The battle which occurred, two days
aE y 4 llrst ~ 11a1S Tnmorc Fh sIaiis iels sSaS6
Killed and 0yer1 1901 ipFf pHets< <WeEe tatGn.
The Preach troops Z VBelihNed eXcellentiS.
One regiment OF chasseurA kept 10 large
|PrussiaIl force checked ppft other FrRn0h
|. Rooms came up, when ttheaB BFuRSians re-
t!FeatGd! iThe Journals OF Lillo'annolncc
!hat Gen. BOuFbaki, who has not resign.
ID, hos organized a large force.
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uUodf5b ~ 3J10 lD0Ilar FIf6l.'

! The woQlepi milI 6t IsoS, Wayne s.
Dun, Richmond, Ind, was entirely dc.
strOycd by fro last night, Loss 800, ,OOOi
insurance small,
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ta,a s,s s',s .i,, iSExt4 Il i III Nox1O.
.tThe French feet iiStsaid to have passed
llere,ag1lng iioltll. The sen lights. and
hIi6ys ut tf6s mouth Of the Elbe have Gons
seeiEientlybcen TemOvedand ahpilots tm.
biddentbleeyc thePorts9,%s" ,s,s s%5 Z I, ,.as %'
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tReportedi French SucceSOesso' -
u. LONDON, Noy.46

To.days VAIL dtsbst tchs thrSasls In
portant FrenchsySee III through tie cap9::
ture 9t several RrpSsiaucalnps. Garlbaldi
agPip, gucsfePsl9l, having lFpgte5a9l q l9EFcs Of
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CuribaIdi StiII in, Hot Water. J

1t Is reported, that, Garihalli hos bad .
quartet Win 4ke Franc. TiteurS;A IT'S said
that the Germans Qhavc captured party
Of English grOnauts ut Verdun.
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Fruit from ThOrns

fitting commentary on the impudent request
OF the Washington and Georgetown street rail-
way company to be allowed to raise its fare to
Elk cents will be found in bill which we under
stand is now being mstured by a prominent and
influential member OF the Senate, which pro-
poses 70 take away the charter of that corpora
ton and apply the benefits for school purposes
IN the District.
This Is an eminently proper measure,-not of
vengeance, but OF justice. For years this rich
and greedy monopoly has been drawing prince
ly revenue from the people of this city, not only
without paving a fsrthiDg for the rich franchise,
but without furnishing decent accommoia-
lions TO the travelling public. And the help tn rs
afforded would be not only what our schools
need, but what they are justly entitled to. Just
how much would be derived from this source
none bat those who have received the fat divi-
dends can tell. but il would probably be some
where from $50 900 to $780, per year.
Imagine how much that sum would do for
education If properly expended, Ii makes
ones heart swell with pride to think of it. Roll
on the ball, SIR. Senator.