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the increase. No better evidence OF
this fact can be adduced than by con-
sultiDg the returns Of the last elections.
Immediately after the war there were
few persons in France so poor as to
express any degree of reverence for the
ill-fated Bonapartes. Now we find the
nucleus Of a small party of out-and.out
Imperialsts who take no pains to dis
guise their sentiments or conceal their
convictions in favor Of the dethroned
dynasty. How this party will develop
itself it will be interesting to watch.
Prince Napoleon's resignation in the
Council General of Corsica and his
departure from the Island are not, we
think, done without an object, though
they have the appearance of haste, pet
tishness and disappointment on its face.
Home Rule.
A number of prominent lrishmen
met here this evening and formed
Home Rule Association which, it is
intended, shall cooperate with the
body Of that name in Ireland.
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factory to the nation should be arrived
at. He himself approved OF the heredi
tary principle Of accession which now
obtained as being preferable to any
Others which have been so far sug.
gested.
The Labor Strikes In Germany.
BERLIN, October 29.-The increasing
activity Of the trades organizations as
evinced by the large number of strikes
which have occurred throughout Ger
many is attracting the attention OF the
Government These strikers have ex-
tended to almost every branch of labor
and have been conducted on the part of
the workingmen with vigorous spirit
heretofore unexampled in this country,
while in some cases the workingmen
have failed to compel the master to
yield to their demands. They have, in
a majority of cases, succeeded in affect
ing compromises, which virtually gave
them the victory. 1t is reported that in
consequence Of the increase in the nnm-
Der of these strikes and the unsettled
condition OF trade interests by reason Of
their long continuance, Prince Bis
marck contemplates the Inauguration of
measures for the suppression Of ali
workingmen's societies throughout the
empire.
Health OF Queen Victoria.
LONDON, October 29.-The condition
Of the health Of Queen Victoria contin-
ues to excite the public mind. The at.
tending physicians report today that
Her Majesty's condition is somewhat
improved
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been recognized by the President as
Vice Consul for Her Britannia Majesty
at st. Louis.
The Bounty swindIers.
The Solicitor General has all the pa
pers ready in the case of ex-Congress-
man Stokes and others engaged in the
bounty swindles in Tennessee. 1t is
not anticipated that any defense can be
made to the mass OF evidence in the
possession of the Government, which
eliminates all parties engaged in the
swindle. Stokes acknowledges his SER
vices in engineering Capt. Beattys
claim through Congress and the de-
partments, for which he received SlO,-
600, but states that he never though, he
was doing wrong.
Southern Affairs.
Georgia papers received here to day
say that the Governor proclamation
seizing the Brunswick and Albany rail,
road is not only the clumsiest, most
awkward and i'll gotten up State paper
that has ever been published in Georgia.
but that it is positively illegal, being
issued in violation of the law.
The nine counties in South Carolina
which have been placed under martial
law are said to be the wealthiest, most
popular and largest cotton producing
counties in the State. If the present
crop in those counties could be gathered
now, it would amount to 10000 bales.
One-fourth OF this amount is now ready
for the market. The balance will prob
ably be lost Oh account of the exodus OF
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BOSTON,.
The Murder OF Kate LeshaD.

BosroS, October 2S.-The murder OF
Kate Leshan is still involved in a
mvstery. Chief of Police Savage requests
anv information calculated to throw
lightupon the tragedy. Wrapped around
the furnace wrench with which the
murder was done was a copy of a
newspaper called the Helena Clarion
dated February l6, 1871, published in
Helena, Arkansas. Any one sending
such a paper to this vicinity should
communicate with Chief of Police, as 1t
might furnish clue to the murderer, eov.
smuxeled Goods Seized by the Gov
ernment.
A schooner from Sherburne' Nova
Scotia, yesterday; landed with several
thousand dollars worth of smuggieG,
goods at Beverly, where they were se'zed
by the revenue officers.
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Health OF Queen Victoria.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, October 2S.-Iu the Board
Of Supervisors yesterday a resolution
was offered and referred to the Finance
committee, requesting the Governor of
the State to recommend the Legislature
to grant authority to Cook county to
issue one million dollars of bonds, to
draw not over seven per cent interest,
and running for twenty years, to apply
toward meeting the bonds and orders
now outstanding and approaching ma
turitv, the interest on the same to be
used for the purpose of rebuilding the
public buildings, and to meet the
deficiencies in the receipts Tor the next
two years.
The action on the application to the
State Auditor to dissolve the Republic
Insurance company and appoint
receiver, has been postponed by the
Circuit Court. it being stated that the
company had taken action looking to
the collection Of the unpaid stock notes.
The State Auditor has filed bills in
the Circuit Court looking to the disso-
luton Of the Knickerbocker, Equitable,
Gurden City and Commercial Insurance
Companies, these companies being
bankrupt. The aggregate assets Of the
Kuickerbocker, including capital stock
not paid up, eighty-seven thousand
dollars; losses seven hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. Equitable assets, not
including capital stock not paid in,
three hundred and thirty thousand dol
lars, losses three millions. The Garden
City assets, not including the capital
stock, is less than three hundred thou
sand dollars; losses two millions. The
Commercial has risks 10 the amount Of
fifteen million dollars, with assets, ex-
elusive of the capital stock, paid and
unpaid, Of five hundred thousand dol
lars.
The underwriters have fixed the rates
of insurance of fire, and have decided
On five per cent for elevators and four
per cent for their contents; two and one
half per cent for brick packing houses
and their contents; two and one-halt
per cent for lumber yards; three and one
quarter per cent for brick dwellings, one
per cent for frame, and three and one
half per cent for frame business build
ings as the standard.
The hall of the Club House on Mich
ipan avenue will be converted into a
first class theatre.
The convicts in the Massachusetts,
penitentiary sent six hundred dollars to
to the relief fund.
CHICAGO, October 29.-The Board OF
Public Works let the contract to build
the Clark and Van Buren street bridges
yesterday. They are to be completed
within sixty days. As soon as the
plans and specifications for the other
bridges are completed the contract will
be given.
At ll:4O yesterday morning fire
broke out in barn on Fulton street.
Fortunately the flames were extln-
guished before much damage was done,
Theodore n. Freat, who shot and
killed Col. Grosvenor at Cottage Grove,
was Yesterday admitted to bail in the
sum of $4,000 by Judges W. W. Far
we'll and Henry Booth Of the Circuit
| Court
The Board Of Public Works issued
thirty permits Yesterday for three and
four story brick buildings, to be started
Immediately in the burnt district.
Weather delightful.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October %, ! P. NJ
Brisk southerly winds are probable
for tonight on Lake Michigan
and the easterly winds on Lake Su,
perior will be followed by northerly
winds on Monday. Southerly winds
with threatening weather will probably
continue on the Gulf coast, and north
easterly winds with increasing cloudi-
ness in the south Atlantic States. The
barometer will probably rise in New
England with northerly winds and clear
weather. Cautionary signals have been
ordered in Grand Haven, Chicago and
Milwaukee.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Held to Bail-To be Arresfed ii.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2S.-A. 7.
Yerkes, a bankrupt broker, who is i'm
plicated in the recent defalcation in the
City Treasurer's office, was to-day held
in $50, 900 bail, his father becoming his
surety. The evidence elected showed
that Yerkes had been using the city
funds to stave off his impending bank
ruptcy. 1t is understood that Mr..
Joseph Marcer. City Treasurer, will be
arrested Monday at the instance of the
Citizens Municipal Reform Association.
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SALT LAKE CITY.
Sentence OF Hawkins.

SALT LAKE CRY, October 2s.-Haw-
kins, the Mormon elder, who has been
on trial several days for bigamy, was
sentenced to-day to three years in the tn
penitentiary, and to pay a fine OF $9VO.
Application was Immediately filed for
a new trial. There is considerable ex'
citement existing here.
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ST. LOUIS.
steamer Sunk-TotaI Loss.

ST. LoUIs, October ga specia
from Memphis to the Republican
says: The steamer Fort Smith, owned
by the Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet company, struck q snag six
miles above the mouth of White river.
on Friday evening at o'clock and sunk
to the boiler deck. The boat will prove
a total loss and was not insured. She
had $40 tales of cotton for Memphis, a
portion OF which, and, perhaps, all will
be saved. No lives were lost.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fatal Accident.

FALL RIVER, Mass, October %
Mr.. j. Piper, OF Lewiston. Me-, the
Superintendent of the Merchants Mill
in this city, was instantly killed about
4 clock this afternoon, while engaged
in hoisting machinery, by falling
through the hatchway from the upper
story OF the building to the ground
floor.
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man Ruhing. a respectable German
lady, committed suicide this forenoon by
hanging. She has been deranged for
eighteen months.
Another.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 2S.-.)acob Stoltz,
an old German, hung himself last even
ing in the Forty-third street station
house. During the afternoon the de-
ceased stabbed himself several times in
the breast, but was knocked down and
overpowered and placed in the lookup
The officer made him visit at 6 o clock
last evening and found Stoltz suspended
by his neck to the bars OF the cell 10y
means OF a strap. The deceased leaves
a wife aud four children. Family
troubles and strong drink produced
fit of insanity, in which he destroyed
himself.
On Thursday evening fire broke ont
among some hay on freight train at
Walkers Mills, on the Panhandle rail
road, burning up five horses and two
carts consigned to Cincinnati Two men
were burned, one of whom, Andrew
Green, were stealing a ride, was so badly
injured that he died yesterday. His
parents live in Cincinnati.
Fatal ARRAY
INDIANAPOLIS, lND., October 2S.-
Some days since dog fight terminated
in row in which Thomas Reeves
struck Mr.. Foster with stone Foster
is now dying, and Reeves is under arrest
for a murrlrr0UI assault
Accident.
DAYTON, .. October 2S.-While
street car WAS crossing the railroad at
East Third street, about 1913 this
morning, it WAS struck by Il backing
freight train on the Sandusky track,
badly damaging the street car, which
was at the time full OF pa~srngers
mostly ladies, all Of whom sustained
more or less injuries. One lady received
such injuries as will likely prove fatal
Fatal Accident.
New YORK, October 2S.-WilIam
Bennett, a car driver, aged fifty years,
while skylarking with mpanion on
the platform OF Harlem railroad
freight car, was thrown to the ground
and both legs severed hy the wheels
His injuries are fatal. lie leaves a
family.
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
bele~, DrOpsy, Stoppage Of Water Inconti-
ncucc OF Urine, Brighl's Disease, Albumin
urin and I'm all cases where there are brick.
dust deposits, or the water ~ thick, cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white OF an
egg, or threads like white silk, or there In n
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white
none dust deposits, and when there 10 q
pricking, burning sensation when passing
water, and pain In the small of the back
a, "A ulnnu Il., Ininu
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Two Murderers Hung.

GREENSBORO, October 2S.-W. B.
Parker, white, was hung here yesterday
for the murder OF Thomas Price, col.
ored.
Alfred Mackey, colored, was hung at
Whitesville Yesterday for the murder OF
John Stansell, a white person.
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AQUATIC.
The Sappho and DauntIess.

New YORK, October 2S.-The yacht
race between the Sappho and Dauutless
to-day resulted in victory for the Sap
pho, beating her antagonist thirteen
minutes and thirty seconds. The race
was devoid OF excitement.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, October 2S.-The Chcsa.
peake and Ohio Railway Company this
evening purchased the Louisville and
Cincinnati Snort Line, paying about
two million dollars Tor it, This makes
a direct line between Louisville and
Norfolk, Nirrinia.
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HARRISBURG.
The Case OF George O. Evan,

EHe Sase VI "eofSoV ". EShus.
HARRISBURG, October 2S.-The case
of George O. Evans came before Judge
Pearson this morning in a writ Of
habsas corpus, and after lengthy pro-
ceedings the case adjourned until Mon
daY.
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GEORGIA..
HestOn's Walk.

MACON, October 2S.-Weston's walk
to day OF ti:ty miles and half, was
completed in nine hours, iorty-nine
minutes and forty five seconds. lie did
the whole without once stopping.
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FEVER AND AGILE
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and Pure Rich BIood.--ln.
crease OF Flesh and Weight--.CIear
Skin and Beautiful Complexion
Secured to All.
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,,,,,b of Queen Victoria.
TX and the Workingmen.

. October 22-The Spanish
---a. has imposed 4 tax on all
81. 80 @. petroleum.
ssl statement complied in the
s., q, the request of the Govern
.:ar, the total expenditures 10y
-, .nCuba TO have amounted to
.m gpesetas, about S629,0Oo,0OO.
y,-pment asks that a further
maH9,U0V pe~etas be raised to
-. lie war until the Insurgents
s.y suppressed.
v,v October 2S.-The Mansion
g1I amounts to fOrty-two thous-
20 hundred and fifty pounds. The
=. subscription is five thousand
LITERAL contributions have
..-yri from the towns in Ulster.
gs us,ober 2S.-An allocution Of
| .rr .> published, in which, while
: :,iz.. the Bishops appointed by
Is Ism Government "a possessing
..s aqalihcations, he solemnlv re-
c,. l:aly guarantees, and protests
(.t,ar invasion OF the Holy See; he
iemns the course of Dollinger
..a as are following his example
lr 10. against the decisions OF the
,'aI Council.
Won, october 2S.-The steamships
iri Cuba, from New York have
.-n october 2S.-In the Cortes
'aya memorial from the Govern
rs real, asking thatin the future
jl'al Budget be submitted to the
M',pjracy has been discovered
,:iae troops stationed at BARGE
S'i twenty Of the men concerned
a,- been executed.
1T loEE, October 2S.-A London
l1'i4'ns the following Vatican
= '.r,.nTr IL . vc ont that the
-7. shortly leave Rome unless
.Essdr Iiar"aurt is iavorahlv in
'-'>r tIs Government, and there
-, ,.'..,s .,...'. @, >.'.' instructions.
..r.,;,nsI,. r.,- IT.. ~ ,.nny;Isrs,;oH
;.v-rlmrn, ~ Berlin,
"a, been decided that the Papal
I, .'T, d. r. 's Tie Hyre : testament, shall
Russian LSrs,;on @ . ,o"hean r.;sed
Embassy.
1chskOtF is expected in Berlin
INV
French army is reorcanizing
r corps, each corps containing
iIyi>ious, each division two
." and each brigade two regi-
~ Three thousand men each, in
10 The cavalry and artillery,
:''y'dre thousand men for Algiers.
'pee'h of Mr.. Gladstone.
''2y, October 2S.-Hon. Mr..
t.3,s delivered q sroscb q, R,ocl.
srs nn's " t'eI' a. . :,
,,,,. '"'''' from 'hiS ci'y' a
''''snce was present and behaved
~.>' orderly manner throughout.
'al,tone stated that notwitb
ID. Contrary assertions ,ha Down.
aye Y; still ST. supported the govern.
y. -e NiNiStry also, even in their
-. ~:ng ~, p POSITION, did not feel
..,,. al all weakened, but were
..5 10 The possession OF the con
s-i ,5s, esteem ,Se mol. OF the people: lie
t.,}S S". We efforts OF the Liberal
n,rI 'sn ;,P appreciated, and that its
.5.. .,,oti. ,TtIuThce were daily becom,
~, ,5' 5s''aGIshed facts. He denied
.,,,.,. v allegations charging the
sri ' win observing a parsimo
In, ~, o,o ,opPFes>lye policy towards the
n ,b' J"'ses. He and his colleagues
/. b.';.I % s9od OF the workingmap,
co,csre; Scsrel that, despite the state
g,5nsssn,ng ,5s ,s,g the hard course pur.
n.,, We matter by the government
i-.,' wa. was really Just and open to
S,''lcIsm.
I.,a ,.,,, he stated his belief that the
B5P's r. were becoming more salts
,I,ssd s a, well as many others who
J., sp y PERSONAL interest in nationa'
!: DaSn,;. ~Ji who from their position
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IL Iar superior Ia nny article Of the kind
In tne market. You will always have good
bread aud cakes when II IL used. Prepared
and nod by
LOGAN. LIST 4 CO.
And for sale by grocers and dealers every
where. sep2f
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Suicide.

CINCINNATI, October 2S.-MrS. Her
man Ruhlng. a respectable German
lady, committed suicide this forenoon 10y
hanging. She has been deranged for
eighteen months.
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ErfTy Drop Of the ..SARSAPARILLIAN
RtsSOLNEST communicates through the
Blood Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and
Juices Of the system, the Vigor Of Life, for it
repairs the wastes of the body with new and
sound material. Scyofuid, iSyphiiis, Cbnsiinip-
tiDn, GidnduiT disodSe, UtcrTs IN the 7nrodf
parts The system, Sore Eyes, Srum1oa dis-
charges JrOm The Edrs, aud the uoa forms ~
.Skm DIsrdscS, ETurtOnS, Fcrer iSorci, !Scdid
Hedd, Ring Worm, Sdh Rheum, ErVapeiai,
Acne, Black Spots, Worms ~ The Flesh, w.
mOTS, GuicerS IN The HOnb, and all ipeukenino
Sperm, and all udaes o| the iye principie are
mhhn the cndti,e range Of this uonder oJ
Modern ChemLaID, dnd "a Jr,0 ddys' uss ush
prOre 10 any IeTwn uan0 for either NJ hsse
forms OI dl,sdVS IFS Dlsrut Iaurr 10 cure them
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. Pipe Will Leave Rome
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,,b of Mr.. Gladstone,
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COnsuls Recognized.

The President has recognized the
following persons as Consular officers
for the German Empire: Johannes
Roesig. Consul General at New York;
Frederick L. Wilhelm Seach, Consul at
New York; also, the following Vice
Consuls: E. Stamman, New York /;
Johannes Heinrich Jossler, Boston; ;
Heinrich Claussenius, Chicago; Adolph
Seineicke, Cincinnati; August Widen
mann, Detroit; Carl Theodore Ferdi-
nand Schwartz. Louisville; L. Won
Baumgach, Milwaukee; also, the fol-
lowing Consuls, Heinrich Moeltzen,
Pittsburgh; Robert Williams, St. Paul
Carl A. c. Daisenburg, San Francisco.
The following Vice Consuls for Sweden
aud Norway have also been recognized
Hagbarth Sahlgoard, at ST. Paul; Peter
Soanoe, Chicago. John F. Cooke has
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4 PRIME ARTICLE, FOR SALE BY
LOGAN, LDSf a ~.
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The Herald, commenting upon the
of Prince Napoleon from
Corsica. saws: The fallen empire is not
v;tboot sympsthizers, and they are on
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DR.. RADWAY'S
RESOlVENI

Has made the most Astonishing Cures 80
Quick, so Rapid are the changes the body
undrrgorS, under the sfurflience OF this
Truly Wonderful Medicine, that
The New York herald., 1871-03-25
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Avenging n Sisters Honor-Trinl Of Dennis
Gum for Shooting Edward Murphy-A san
Francisco Will Case.
SAN FRANCISCO, March "a, 1871.
The trial Of Dennis Gum, the murderer Of Edward
J. Murphy, concluded In the Fourth District Court
this evening. 1t was shown that on the 3lst of De-
cember Gum received an anonymous letter telling
INN his sister, fifteen years Of age, had been de.
bauched by Murphy, who was notorious seducer,
having three wives living. He Immediately charged
his sister with the fact and she acknowledged It,
He then took pistol, went on the street. found
Murphy and shot him down. The defence proved
that Murphy's character was ab0mnable; tnat he
had bOasted OF seducing Miss Gum under promise
OF marriage, ana that Gums character was good
The jury rendered verdict OF mot guilty." being
out only few minutes. The whole audience burst
into cheers, which could not be reDressed. The
court instantly adjourned
The widow Of the late Horace Hawes viii contest
his will anu the deed for the foundation OF Mount
Eagle University, which was made Just before his
death, on the ground Of insanity. The Will gives
her $4,000, and provides that in she contests the
Will she shall have nothing The estate is valued at
x1 600. 600.