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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14

NEW LECTURES Con moderate term)
n FOR PARfpR. COLLEGE, OK PUBLIC HALL.
l. TIIE E ~ ma NAP Q by, EE 4 90, fprrcr
I Russia liA FSGLASD, AND THE I. 5; On Tm El'rHEr
MORA BEEAAso regular Lectures Fr.eh rd Ger
Literature ancient MEDIEVAL lf Mod History, kleois an
Moral Pl.l0sJ ply. lhtducei terms Toy ec'aolsl,
fIrbne, April II, l0bLl ,.,I.x,
TaE EASTERN QrEsrioyProf De- Cheat from Europe istsfeo
erri1. ursr the auspices You4g Meas Cbrsian
Europe dedlc the Tor the inierneee is ,spec
The Eastern Question nov presents its, u1esf hr urei
carefully aud a considered and explained N y,ti.s proBces
the Greeks ani the ,u6erugs Of i CHRISTIANS T mill m
dsm1ndd attention. sympathy and help ron " -
Coysrt, TX or GREECE. Nxw foRE Iin ap,. 90, IA,
DEAR SIR: Allow me TO express % ~. F,.en Question" wheA
vo1 delivered s evening under he ausres on M ,ye sned
an Association saw with tie g f., n, eetars AL srac1
, sd rri a conclusions which are l M IN. npch compi-
impartial iugneut and esad g that yoGr M.
= IE.terp onestou" Is the most con ie'' " " "
corrct from hs,orc1 p OF w. sh knowledge promulgated
sh'ul aki aud should you e We ~ ~ y, 80 -,
H. Manuscript l VIII have Il Pa0u'"e' D" pa
pense - "a the present hooe that shah have ne honor
~ S.,s,l aclanauce o. lou' 49, y, 1e ,sr os, olsp,
expression 81 M b. n BOTAss Co9s1l Of Greecs 70 3
ser, any pCtept ABcel Professor Dc n'.f'e NC ~
ies.or Of Feuca LII anu Lane " - Pssis Jsbu,ry la6a
,h,s warmly recommended hin seves OCCASIONS AnA
nj. lc,u given the greatest ,I,ISTocK n n
Pastor Of b American Church IN Rae ae berry P,nS
dslrersi R public ball The paF1r % slo ipm ~
command The attention Of his audience irom hsha,g % end
% how IRE knowledge Of history sna ~ie a9a Heisnl -
Nh men and things ahrn1 HIS wa cesfFon elesti
a. srrit.i ms nation panoramic vics cthanhs hiAs
rr Of nauy ooundea and the Inhabitants site h'
so o rig charm on bis narration Of the rcsut s~s
A44s.. UNIV EAsrrY gRQgSssoR Taasne oS~A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
LOUISVILLE AID NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.
8 Per Cent Cash Dividends.

The road to be douJsEsd be DONE to leeP pare With
increasing demands upon H.
The result Of many years business ard the unule " m
C,,, f ,,,tgsIty should command for its bonds We
offer the remnant this loan years bonds bc1nng Seven Per Cent
Interest," payable semrBu-y EsSiorA April AMI Oe.oDef At "
aud aocrsti Interest
TIKI 3OED3 MAY BIZ REGISTERED fdear' and We 'eon'nl
d.es rsfs5syy t Id iB,.o Who desire sscluucs ABOUT
WHICH ruLEE ~ 80 DOUBT
JhO J. CISCO d son 50 Wali-h
j. H. ALEXANDER = Co., ~ kassaest
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Ut0Oins GarOs, &c.

1T WM. EVERDELL's Sons, No: I9i , Ful-
"a tol-s.-NEUDISG CAkDs al i4NA --Ai'0'--i '-
hsLel lsl5l
TlyFRDFTT,o of B'way. Wedding Visiting,
T. and Bal -i.; sororras french No.FsPer &C. Best 'ys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
DEPORT of the CONDITION of the 3. S ST. !,
IL ~ Nm NArIoNAL BANK OP NbWfORk @o oOs0 OF

=
Sr1.e Of Ner York CV and Comfy Of N0r Iork: l. O n
ROBERTS Cashier Of The Second National Bank Of the City Of New
Y sory the above statement le TO TIE best Of
ms t-ov,' Iye ami belief q. u. ROBERTS. Cashier
Subscribed before this 18Th day Of October 31
SIBERIAN Il. CHAFgRE, NOary Public.
City and County Of Nesfork
Correct: Attest JOHN ALLEN
AMOS "a TFOWpPIDGF I
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60 f0bom II man Concern


AL-INF0RMATION is WANTED
of Nh LEO DAFT electrician. vino Philadelphia about two
and years AGO. and had electric bell oxidation At 28 North
e.- since rohgr has been heard o. him. rs rei-
lives In ri glt are vefy to be s living and 90
VIE Aur pr.gn AlsE tn- Of @ l col.,r great i-7o by
Ni'--ir1 Il THORPE POTTS. Civil 70 -aeer.
@--'7 No 3 Pembertoa -square. Boston, Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09
THE CAPITAL MOVEMENT.
ReaVfs' Programme for the EntuPe

We find the following in the st. Louis Repub
ticSn, addressed to the editor Of that paper
removal has placed beyond question the early
transfer OF the seat Of government from the
Potomac to the Mississippi, desire to submit
a word In vindication of what believe will be
the action, policy and success of the friends of
subject: = ~''''-
I. memorial will be presented to both
Houses Of Congress at its next meeting, asking
for the passage of joint resolution authorizing
the President to appoint commissioners to ex-
anime into the subject of the removal and re.
location of the seat of government
ii. Congress will pass the resolution before
March the 4tn, 1872, and in all probability before
LII. Immediately upon the passage of the
resolution the commissioners viii be appointed;
". Within twelve months from the time OF
the appointment of the commissioners, their
report being accepted, will Congress order the
removal OF the capital to the valley of the Mis-.
shlssP spd direct new building: to
ming the work?
v. ! undertake to say in advance, that the
same time with the act of removal, the paymsnt
by Congress, out Of the United States treasury,
to the people Of Washington city. of IS per cent.
upon the assessed valuation OF their reality and
ten years exemption from taxation by the gen
era! government, but not from custom house
duties.
vi. Within twelve months after the passage
OF the act for removal Congress will meet q
the new capital of the republic, and then will
be given to the people a new manifestation OF
patriotism, and to the nation q new order OF
growth.
Thus have briefly indicated what will mos
certainly be the essential features and policy o
the capital movement.
Let no man charge that these indications ar,
begotten OF enthusiasm, and the movements pre-
dicted to come before their time. Not So Who
ever will study the under life currents at work
in the developments OF this nation, its national
ity and its greatness, must know that the worl
Of removing the capital will yield to the rapidit,
OF coming changes, in the. political life Of the
republic. l.. q. RRAyIs.
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s%fatai kerosene explosions are sheckinsl

~fatal kerosene explosions are sheckinsly
many.
s0Yellow Jack is known - the Nobiiious
fever down South.
e0Pigs Eye Is The romantic name Of enc OK
the new cities OF Minnesota.
~ Missouri has . county Of GasconAde, ands
strange 20 say, il is not the one in which st.
Louis 10 sdsusted.
~The Mississippi Supreme Court decides
vaiIroads liable for damages for carrying pas
sensers beyond their destination.
cAn experienced old gentleman says that
all that y sscsss.ry in the enjoyment Of lone o.
ga proud and loving Missouri father. In set-
ting forth the accomplish menn Of his dauehter.
said abe could .everlastingly paw ivory and
howl like mule" * 49, =
ga nervous burglar in Michisan ma pre-
vented from ransacking aladys trunk the other
night BY coming into sudden contact with An
artificial snake. -
Nj. James r. whipple q Ledyard. ct. n
member Of the Society OF Friends aud of the
Universal Peace Association, IL under arrest
Tor refusing TO pay his military tax, ON the
ground or conscientious scruples.
@Sarah j. Richardson was granted divorce
rom her husband at CambrfdTe Masa last
week, on the ground that the latter was a saioon-
keeper, and drank freely himself Of the liquors
ne had on sale for others. -rg 80 =
~ The British Medical Journal, In q recent
number, says that one Of the principal difficul-
ties In the way of women obtaining q complete
medical education at Edinburgh has been re-
moved. The male and female student. 60 70
the dssecting room together. aad six Young la
dies are now studying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09
The KaIko1o IO.O0R.i
1eleorapAed ErelSsively 70 1Ae Evenise Star.

nonlnAlly lskal6. Flour sairly activS, nd markef
f.yors buyers: Wheat dlll.A.rY land amber, q 6s
sinsS IS fnd.ans AID Ohio, q IssS 8. Corn Corn
firm, old white Isa7sc; new, sse7se. yelow, Ola 7sa
Provisions unchanged and seock scarcs. WHISKY
very dull; SSaesh.
BALfMoRI, Nov. S.-virsinia sizes. old. 50 bid
BID, 81 asked. . y :"
INV YoRI, Noy s.Istoeks quiet. bat heavy.
Money 4a6. Gold l0tf. Exchange, long, g; short,
North oarolinas. old. l6I<: do. new. 81.
NEW York, Nov. s-Ilons dull and declinins.
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn Gull and declining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

A PRINTERS DEVIL e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE GIRL BE LovHD.-Joseph NJ. Nolan, q
printers apprentice, shot Charlotte RosenthaI,
as she was standing at her door, at 2llk Division
street, with two other girls. Young Nolan has
iected his addresses. In her afhdavit in the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday, she swore
that At about IL p. n. on Sunday, she WAS
up, levelled pistol at her, and fred. She was
not severely injured, only badly burned 10 the
face. Nolan is only Is years Of age. He was
committed by Justice Scott.-N. 7. Sun, sA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
WHY THEY FAILED.
The Tours Govenment Promise 10 Explain.
No News of the Battle Near Orleans.
Teleerdphed E.dUsirely TO tie 8renino Star.
wAR NnTES rRnM rNNnnN

Telesraph,d E.dgsirely to tie 8renise Star.
WAR NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Tours government
promises to issue manifesto shortly, explaining
the cause Of rupture OF peace negotiations o
Versailles.
The Gdse,te de Franc, demands an immediate
election, to put an end to the arbitrary rule Of
provisional government.
The konffeur mentions Eve military executions
on Saturday last, through "Red" influences az
Lyons and Marseilles.
Advices from Lyons state that the Germans
are advancing by the Valley OF the oncher 20
occupy CreuEot and the line TO Neyers The
viii be risorou.Iy Setendea. e1 T.enty tsOa.snJ
German troops are In Dion, with sixty pieces
Of field artillery. The citizens OF the town have
Is security for the behavior OF the inhabitantss
A barricade committee has been formed ct
Lyons. The authorities there recently received
s. I Remington rss Vast Quantities OF
collected, in anticipation Of siege.
AN EJECT OF THE WAR.
ANTwHRr, Nov. Son account Of the large
number Of German ships refuged here and the
increased trade directed to this port in conse-
quence Of the war, this harbor Is over-crowded
with shipping and many vessels are unable 10
unload their cargoes from lack Of warehouses
room.
~.
Tours, Nov. 9.-M. .Thiers and M. Lavrier
arrived last evening by balloon from Paris.
ROME.
ROME, Nov. 9.-The Italian authorities have
occupied the Quirinal as state property. The
work Of organizing the army is making satisfac-
tory progress,
RoMR, Nov. 9-The Italian authorities have
closed the Jesuit Colleges. Gen. Marmora has
established his headquarters at the Quirnal.
MORE FIGHTING.
VRRsAILRs, Nov. 9, via London.-on Monday
detachment Of the 9th Prussian infantry en-
countered Q body of Gardes Mobiles Mt Brete-
nay, between Boulogne and Chsumont. The
French lost 30 killed and wounded, aud 40 pris-
oners. The Germans had two wounded
The Prussaan forces have occupied Mont Be-
lard without meeting any resistance, and have
placed II In state OF defence accessory b the
siege Of Belfort.
THE NOISE OF THE BATTLE.
LONDON, Nov.9.-A dispatch from Arlon states
that heavy cannonading Was heard In the direc-
ton Of Thionville Saturday and Sunday. IL in
supposed that battle took place.
HAWKS AGAINST PIGEONS.
The PruRans In front or Paris have trained
hawks to capture carrier pigeons sent out OF
Paris with dispatches.
A Lsudsn Fog.
LoxDoS, Nov. Q, l:3o p. NAT this hour the
city 10 enveloped in fog 50 dense that London
10 a. dark O. at midnight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

The WORKING PEOPLE The Worcester,
Mas, Gdsette says that the men employed in
Washburn & Moons wire factory have struck
was weighed was moved from It's old place %
another part Of the establishmene.. The Eo!k-
men employed by the cotton stevedores OF So
varnah. Georgia, struck recently ior an An AZ
! IL the workmen before the strike was o. . day,
the leader of . gangreceiving IS. The increase
a disv for the leader OF q gang Of four men,
making S26 day Tor esch gang. The steved0te
receiyes so cents bale for slowing, and good
gang, It 10 alleged, loads from sixty TO eighty
kaIes a day. Al the new rates, the profit to the
sfeyedore would be from $40 TO $50 q day for
each gang, and many Of them, 1t b stated, work
ave OF six gang day. a. a'E-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

AFRICAN DIANoNDe-There is at last some-
thing like tangible corroboratiye evidence OF
the glowing reports Of diamond discoveries i'm
South Africa. A steamer has arrived at Ply.
mouth, England. from the newly found dia-
mond region, and she brings gems TO the value
the valuable ones as there was reason TO eS-
pect from the glowing accounts OF the richness
OF the newly discovered elds. Seven thousand
men are now searching the region for diamonds,
but there is reason TO believe that most OF the
valuable stones have already been found, and
that American owners OF diamonds need not
fear any depreciation I'm the value of their
brilliant and precious possessions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

THE STATE ELECTIONS Observation-Disclosures
anees, Riots. 6c..-In New York, Baltimore
Richmond and Norfolk, where it was feared tn, {
disturbances might have occurred at,the cleo
tions yesterday, no serious troubles took place
In addition to the disorders in Delaware, noticed
in our dispatches yesterday, We have kilograms
At fight at the election polls in Newtown
township, Camden county, n. j., two color ed
men were shot, and four men, named Long,
tuIed The riot was suppressed by MaynrDee
and the United States deputy marshal. Twelve
repeaters were arrested In Greensville, in the
same county, who assaulted the election Off GERS
breaking the election hpxeDs md badly iDjurinl
several colored men. The militia were called
opt, the polls reoPened, and e1 seters polled.
night to guard the jail. where TIA prisoners
were confined. A New York Hass special re-
ports q row at Baton Rouge, Louisiana, last night
during which two negroes were killed and seve-
raj whites and neeroes WOUNDED. ITO :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

ROBBED OF FIFTY THOUSAND DoLLARs'
WORTH OF BoNDs:-James +. Joy, of Detroit.
had stolen from his room In the st. Nicholas
Hotel, New York, on Monday, s5e 900 worth OF
Chicago and Iowa railway bonds OF Illinois,
each of the denomination of $1,000, endorsed
"Farmers' Loan and Trust Company They
are the only bonds of the kind IN the market. IL
ID supposed that Mr.. JOY Was followed from the
bank TO the hotel, as q stranger called at the
latter place and asked the chambermaid TO open
Mr.. Joyce's door, as he wanted to get bundle
which that gentleman had left for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09
TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER Is:

A hUsEhENTS FOB WINTER EVENINGS,
a Tor Churches, schools, Christian Associations,
Dssolving Views over 400 paintings to select from
IN Ill hety Land scriptnrsi yieEs Ascent Of Mont
Comic Views, etc. Terms reasopable, Magic Ian
terms for cblldrens parties. ii. WILLIAMS, 9
ID ttreet. between 9th and 10th, N. w nos 2ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

A NEW CoUNTHRFxIr Of the htest issue of
ance, which, although tho engraving Is Of q
cparser character and the fine lsthe-work want
ing, though initiated coasssly, ygtlt . we'll cal
the psper Of the genuine arc initiated by print
ing In ~ counterfeit, the loAs beard Of Secre-
tary stanton = darker, and f62 figures $50" on
the right hand are surrounded 81 solid black
reverse the counterfeit may be distinguished by
the "s" in customs failing % touch tie line On.
cireling the large oval to the next, and also by
the absence Of the shading and the fine line
around the "50' In the.corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

The RESULTS of female journalism in New
York are thus summed up: "Miss Hutchinson,
The brilliant young reporter OF women's move
mems for the Tribune, is abont TO be married to
Mr. Clement q. Ford, Of the Wortl. Miss Flea
nor KIRK. OF tie Sun. is engaged to Mr.. Morti-
mer j. Doyle, of the Telegram. Miss Esss-
brooke. the blonde beauty of the Star, viii be
married this week to Mr.. Judkins T,oleY, OF the
Herald" FeF.A af1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09
GENERAL CABLE NEWS

From EmGIand-The London Times On
the Alabama CloAms-CO0s0Pvaal
Deoonotfati0o In Leloessesshlre, Ae
TelcgrapAed ksslurrely 10 ne kcessse STAY.
LONDON, Nov. 9-The Times this morning dis
cusses the Alabama negotiations to show that
England can 60 40 further In the wsy OF con-
ceseions. The Times says that the Clarendon
treaty abounds In concee ions. Many Englsh-
men thought II yielded tto muca, aud that the
genial exuberant johnson had outwitted Clar-
endon, as the rejection Of the treaty by the
United States Senate was due to political Irriti-
bility. England now stands free of all blame.
Among the orders recently issued By the
Board Of Admiralty is one for the removal of
iron masts from the war steamer Iron Dake in
order to change the center OF gravity. Without
such change the vessel 10 deemed unses worthy
There was monster conservative demonstra-
ton at Leicestershire last night. Lord John
Manners, member Of the House OF Commons
Tor Leicestershire, was the principal orator.
Madrid Editors want q King.
MADRID, Nov. 9.-T~enty-nine editors of
journals in this city have united In a manifesto
approving the candidacy Of the Duke OF Aosta
for the Spanish throne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not tain
lead, any vttaiie poison to produce paralysis
boaseinG virtues they do not possess The genuine,
". 4. Bachelors Hair Dye has had th,rty yedrs'
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Bold
b All Druggists. Applied ct 16. Bond street, New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

&Exploratione In what has been ceorra-
phically known a. the "Great American 6es
ert," living west Of Salt Lake, have been attend
ed with gratifying results, the "desert, heinz
found to possess natural resources Of the highest
allure,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

~ The price of passage in a balloon out
Paris Is 800, and 10 indemnity against acct
dents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

SENATOR SPRAsUs has triumphed by getsins
his man Eames elected over Jenckes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

SYNPArRY goR THE PoPE.-The Archbishop
and Bishops Of the province of New York have
addressed letter to the Pope expressive of their
sympathy in his troubles, and protesting against
the injustice Of depriving him Of HE temporal
PQKers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

SENTENCE OF DEATH.-On Monday morning,
the eth instant, the negro boy, nomed John
Martin, convicted at the present term OF Court
person Of an old lady residing In Mount
Pleasant district. was sentenced TO sbe hanged,
Judge Lynch pronouncing the sentence. It
would be sentenced tothe penitentiary, but this
proved incorrect, and unless the Governor COM
mutes his punish ment he Will expiate upon the
ecanold the crime with which he stands charged.
Ey<der,cl R4Rafa<r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09

TEE NATHAN MURDER.-In New York, Ru.
dolph Dryer, German, about 80 years of age,
spector Dilks, Yesterday, alleging that he DRY
er) is the murderer Of the late Nj. Nsthan.
The man u evidently insane. His story is 90
utterly q variance with the known fscts oft
case that no credence IL placed In Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09
TIE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, sunday excepted,
~ The Star Buildings,
corner Ptnnsy iyania nv. and lIth u.
BY THE
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY.

THE STAR il served hy carriers 10 their sub
,crit'Ts in the Citv and District at Ten CENTS PR
wIEx OF FORIT FOyR CENTS PER MONTH. Copies
81 the counter, Two CESrs.
PRICE FOR MAILING Three months, 81 so;
six Months, $500: One Year, IS 90. No papers
ant from the Office longer than paid for.
TIE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday
morning-91 SO a year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-09
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

SENATOR SUMNER writes that he will not re-
turn here before the first Monday i'm December,
Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON, Of Maryland, is at
Wizards.
HON. W. ID. KELLEY, of Pennsylvania. Ar
rived in this city last evening.
SENATOR SPRA.UE has triumphed by getting
his man Eames elected over Jenckes.
LONG JOHN wENTwoRTH, independent re-
publican candidate for Congress in Chicago, is
beaten BY Far~ell, the regular nominee.
COUNT CoITBIANO, Secretary of the italian
Legation in fliis city, sails to-day BY steamer
Scotia from Sew York for Europe on limited
furlough.
IT Is SAFE that Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spof.
ford, who spends much Of her time here, is en-
gagged on pOlitico-social novel Of life in Wash.
iDgton.
SENATOR SHERMAN visited the President
this morning in company with his brother Cen
eral Sherman, and had nearly an hour inter-
view.
DKAD.-The War Department yesterday re-
ceived q despatch announcing the death at
Douglass, Utah Territory, OF Capt u. G. Thorn
a., military store-keeper.
SECRETARY DHLANo is quite busy to-day pre-
pairing his report as Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, so as to wind up his business in that
department as speedily as possible.
THE ELECTION IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
MD-A gentleman from Marlboro came ND
this morning. with the figures so changed IS to
give the county to MeIrick by -, which he
claims will be shown by the official returns.
PEsTILRNoI AND FLOOD IN TRxAs.-General
Ekin telegraphs to DR.. Butler Of this city, from
San Antonio, Texas, saying: Quarantine re-
moved; fever abating; appalling loss of life and
l property by pestilence and fiood.'
l APPoINrNHHTs o1 GuAGERs.-The folio wing
| gSagers were appointed to-day:-Theodore
Clancy, 4th Illinois district; John H. Keatley
9Th Iowa district; and Sark Estees, for the dis
trict Of Kansas.
MIssoURIANs in Washington think that if
Brown does not 60 out OF st. Louis with more
than 600 (Which is his reported majority there)
his chances for carrying the State are exceed
ingly doubtful.
Custom Hotss OYFICERs.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury to-day made the following ap-
II
f.. W. Casey. district officer, at 81, 300 per an
mum, and W. A. Sweet, inspector, at 81 $50 per
| annum.
FATE OF THE NEWSPAPER MEs-The last
| returns from New York city elect Roosevelt.
l editor OF the Citizen, over Mcmahon, in the
| 4th district Brooks, of the Express, gets
through with tight squeeze in the 9Th district,
| and Greeley, of the Tribune, is defeated in the
9th district, as is George Wilkes, OF the Spirit of
l the Times, in the sth.
| THEtMILIrARY RIOTERS IN UTAH HAVE
THEIR PAY SToPPED-The Secretary of War
has ordered the stoppage pro rata of the paw of
the officers and men Of companies B and X.
18th infantry, on account of damage done to
private property in Provo city, Utah Territory,
on the evening Of September 22d last-the total
amount to be stopped being s3Os.
II