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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-03
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DISCHARGED FROM TIE SIGNAL SERVICE
Sergeants Edwsrd +. UpperDsu, Randolph
johnson, and Co!unbps j. White, and Private
Laccur p. Fsus, L. y. A, now with sioosl
service &c , bment at Fort Whipp'e. Vro NJ,
have been o'd-lcito be dsc1arged from .
sci vice.
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The board OF naval officers Of which Vice Ad-
miral Rowan Is president, now In session ut the
Navy Department, IL les was stated in yester-
day 3 STAR,l to e1amine into the cases OF such
officers as deem themselves unjustly passed over
by promotions made in conformity with the a
OF July 18th, 1866, which act provided that the
number allowed in each grade Of line Officers On
tue active list OF the navy should be one edm.-
raj. one vice admiral. 10 rear admirals, 25 com
mod0res, 80 captains, 80 commanders. $50 lieu
tenapt commanders, $50 lieutenants, leo mas
ters, and leo ensigris, providing that the In
crease in the grades authorized by the act
should be made by selection from the grade
next below OF officers who had rendered the
most Ell cient and faithful service during the
war, and who possessed the highest professional
qualifications and attainments.
Prior TO the passage OF tbis act there were IS
commodores, 80 captains, q commanders, ia
lieutenant commanders, IA Neutenants, l4i
masters, and III ensisns, making . total Of .O2
officers in the navy, but the act Of July 18th in
creased the whole number or officers 70 So of
which increase7 were commodoroe. IA captains,
IS commanders, sc lieutensnt commander &c
heutenants. 16 masters. and 16 ensigns. Mr.
Welles, who Was then Secretary OF the NAVY,
selected, by and with the advice OF board Of
officers, such officers for promotion as we're
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-11
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, October 10.

WASHINGTON, OCtOUeT lO'
The 81. Andrews Society tonight ap.
propriated the funds Of their Treasury,
amounting to upwards Of $500 for the
relief Of the Chicago sufferers.
The following was issued to-day
PosroTF1os DEPARTMENT, |
OFFICE SUIT X. r. MAIL SERVICE.
WAsHrNGToN, October 10.
Special Notice to P1S'maS,erS:
Until further notice, all registered mail
matter, which Is to pass through Chicago,
must be made up direct to destination,
and not to Chicago ior distribution.
The excitement over the Chicago fire
continues. The War Department will
provide shelter for 5000 people in Chica.
go by tents.
At q Cabinet meeting to-day, the time
was mostly occupied in reading and send.
ing dispatches in reference to the said
occurrence. Subscriptions started in
most Of the departments. Competent
men have been sent from here to assist
in reorganizing the Revenue and Post
Office Departments. The employees Of
the Government Printing Office contribu.
ted one days pay tor the benefit of the
sufferers, y meeting Of the leading
citizens, resolutions were adopted to re.
commend the authorities of the district
to collect in the name Of the whole popu'
lation and tender TO the people Of Chica'
20 the sum Of $50 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-11
PrTTsBuRGu, Oct. 10,

PITTSBURGH, Oct, ~,
The votes was very light to-day, AL
!egheny county gives from 1900 to 5000
Republican majority, or about the vote of
Governor Geary, Every member of the
House, except one, is elected. Edward
is in doubt, The meagre returns from
the western part OF the State show uni.
form small Republican gains over Geary
Five wards give Blddle, Dem, for
Mayor, l ,439 majority, u gain of3O2
Delaware county gives 1900 Republi.
can majority. Scattering townships
show small gain on each side,
In Northampton county, l3 districts
show a Republican gain Of 339.
In Philadelphia the whole Republican
city ticket is reported elected by 5000
majority, except Wm, b, Mann for Dis,
trict Attorney, who seems behind the
ticket, and may be defeated.
Philadelphia returns innicate that tho
Republicans have carried the State, elect
ing Stanton for Auditor, and Beach for
Surveyor. Buck county gives 800 to 400
Democratic majority. In Franklin
the Republicans gain $40; Chester 300
Republican majority; LyComing, $50
Democratic majority; Lancaster A. 500 Re-
publican maj; Northampton 1850 Demo-
cratic maj; Republican gain of S26; Dau-
phln 400 Republican maj; Allegheny
1900 Republican mai Northampton
county Republican gain of $780, Chester
county, 10 fps $500.
Berks, probably 5000 Democratic; Del.
aware 400 Republican.
Township returns from various parts of
the State indicate nearly uniform Republl-
can gains,
susquehanna county 900 Republican,
Bedford, four townships, $50 Republican
gain.
The returns indicate that tho Republi.
cans have carried Pennsylvania by 10000,
PHILADELPHIA, October 10.
Formers Press estimates the Repuls
lican majority in the State, at 10000 The
Legislature will be heavy Republican on
a joint ballot, although we cannot decide
as to tho exact complexion OF the State
Senate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-11
UTAH.
SALT LAKE Cry. October 0.

SALT LAKE GlTH, OClOOeT v,
There was considerable excitement this
morning In anticipation Of the appearance
of Brigham Young In Court at ten
o'clock, the room was donsely crowded,
and hundreds OF people were in the street,
and about the building, About eleven
o'clock, Brigham drove up In his carriage,
but did not alight his counsel having OBJ
tanned postpOncment till afternoon, Ow.
Ing to the unsafe condition Of tho build
Ing with such crowd
An assemblage of the Mormon Legion
took place in tho Tabernacle last evening,
the proceedings were not madO public.
Conference adjourned last night, till
April Sd next. Brigham was again elect.
cd first President
There was snow and rain yesterday.
The Tin discoveries near Ogden, have
attracted much attention The Star OF
the West, was bonded today In u heavy
sum, with a cash forfeit Of $4,000. Tho
ore Is In immense quantity, beyond estl-
mate, and produces from 81 to II per
cent of pure tin. Tests were made to.
day In the presence Of Governor Wood
and others, In blacksmith forge, with
nothing but pieces of fat bacon for nux.
Tho orc Is almost Incredible DR.. Croft
goes tomorrow for machinery, and to or.
ganizca company.
Brigham Young, accompanied by Il
number Of Elders, appeared at court this
morning, and was held to bail In $4,000
TO answer. lie passed through tho crowd
from his carriage up stairs to the court
room alone. Many hats were removed
and other expressions Of respect shown
him, but no shouts or noisy demonslra.
tions. His appearance before Judge Nc.
Kean was in quiet and digniaed man.
ner, but he seemed evidently very tnll.
Tho officers Of the COort showed him all
kindness, providing n large easy chair
and keeping the crowd at distance
The counsel Of Brigham first put int
plea Of abatement, which was overruled.
His next movement was to Quash the III.
dictment on the ground of Il movement
In tho Indictment enumCrating sixteen
separate charges, alleging that he lasCivl.
ously cohabited with sixteen different
women. During the argument on this
question Brigham retired Mr.. Hemp.
stead, counsel for tho defence, will con.
tlnue speaking on the motion tomorrow.
Everything Is quiet tonight, although
there Oro a multitude of exciting rumOrS
ahoat that In the event of conviction
there will be trouble. 1t can scarcely bO
otherwise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-11
RIOT IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct TO-
A fight commenced between the whites
and c0lored Mt Eighth and Fritz, on Wa.
ter street. The Water street crowd was
drawn together by report OF the fight,
and II numbered nearly 10000 persons.
A shower of paving stones was thrown
into this assemblage, and Immediately tho
fight commenced in earnest. Pistols wero
used and a number Of men armed with
bright new muskets fired into the crowd.
The battle continued as the crowd passed
up Eighth street to Lombard, down LON.
bard 10 Seventh, down Seventh to Eighth
and through South 10 Sixth Streets
Courts and allies were swarming with
men, who fired upon eaCh other Tho
fight In Lombard street was continued.
A number Of colored men, armed with
muskets, came out Of an alley Just below
7th stree, and charged upon a squad Of
police officers, who were backed by tho
lost Shirt Sleeved Supporters, and being
beat back, retreated into tavern, taking
up their position at second. story windows.
From this position they fired avolIcy,
which was spirited'y returned, and fr
ten minutes the neignbOrhOOd rescunded
with reports Of firearms, while many
paving stones and bricks were used, A
large number were severely wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-11
ELECTION RETURNS.

At one o'clock this morning we have
received only few scattering returns
from the elections held yesterday, We
shall probably receive fuller returns before
closing our columns If so, our readers
will find them under this head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-11
Stage Coach Robbed.

DENVER, Coll, Oct 0.
The stage coach between Elizabeth.
town and Oineran, was robbed by des.
peradoes to-day. Five or six hundred
dollars wero taken from the passengers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-11
war DEPARTMENT,
OFFIoB or THR CHiEF si0EAL OFFICER,
WlautEuTON u. c.. Oct iO-7,80 p u


PROBABILITIES.
The low barometer on the lower lakes
will probably move eastward over North.
ern New York, with clouds and rain In
New England and brisk westerly winds
from the East Atlantic to Lake Huron.
The southeasterly winds on the middle
Atlantic will probably be followed on
Wednesday by cold northwest winds and
a rising barometer. Etsterly winds and
rain continue in Florida, and north wlnds,
with probably cloudy and clearing wealth.
er north and northwest OF the Ohio Val.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-11
Pennsylvania ELECTION.

llu an eAUA uUpy % Ile PoEsUl geIIllR up VIul
Postmasters are requested to act as Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-11
yellow Fever.

CHARLESTON, October 10.
Three deaths from yellow iover within
he past twenty.iour hours.
For;Adiitional Dipd,tIcs ps Fourth Pag,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-30

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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-03
NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
p1ckAwAY COUNTY.

PICKAwAY COUNTY.
The Prohibition Convention, held at Cir
clevillc, few days since, adopted the fol-
lowing sensible preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS, We believe the traffic in in
toxicating liquors as beverage to be an
evil and crime against society, which
should be suppressed by law; therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED IN CONVENTION, That
while we will not unnecessarily divide ex-
isting parties neither will we, knowingly,
assist in electing to any Office of profit or
trust in Pickaway county, any man who is
known to be Incorporate, or who is not in
favor of the legal suppression of the liquor
traffic.
The following is the ticket nominated
Representative, DR.. Hurst; Commissioner,
VS.. Rsctor, Prosecuting Attorney, J. n.
Abberzathy, (though we believe Mr.. A.
does3s420s accept; County Surveyor, H. S.
SW9etman.
sThe Republicans of Pickaway county
thave nominated the following ticket: Rep
Preventative, James Loughry; Commission
er, John NJ. Spindler; Prosecuting Attor-
ney, Burr H. Bostwick; Surveyor, John w
Mark.
They had colored delegate in the Re-
publican County Convention, from the Sc
Ward of Circlcville The Herald says he
is one of the leading men of his race in tina
city.
The stage fare between Chillicothe ant
Columbus, has been reduced to $3.50.
The Union says: Catharine Hurdle
plaintiff, VS.. 7. Altenberger, defendent. Al
action to recover $299 as damages for sell
ing intoxicating liquors to her husband
The case was before Esq. Case who yester
day rendered verdict for cost against gth
{ plaintiff. The verdict is very susseptabl
Of criticism, but as the case is likely to b
appealed we refrain,
! Brother VanCleaf, ofthe Democrat, is tn
; Democratic Candidate for Representative {
Pickaway county. His prospects amen
his Democratic friends in Fayette al
looming.
The Democrat says; The distillery
running about 1,5oo gallons per day.
Y Broom corn cutting will commence hel
!. in about two weeks-15 days earlier tha
4 usual.
+ Tim. Donovan has been rusticating
Perry county the past two weeks.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-03
Tt,on,n,nnicated1

EDS. HERALD:-It has been asserted and
currently reported in your county, that the
widow of James Brown had entered suit
against me with heavy claim for damages
for selling intoxicating liquors to said Brown
during his lifetime. In justice to myself
and friends, I take this method of stating
that the whole story is base fabrication
and that the originator of the report is al
infamous defamator and willful slanderer
there having been no foundation for sucf
reports whatever. Mr.. Brown seldom
came in, and never bought a drop of spir
its in my house. j. w. MARK.
NEw HOLLAND, O., AUGUST /, 1871.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-03
Dedication Basket meeting.

The new church at Center Bowersyille
Circuit, Cincinnati Conference, NJ. E
Church, three miles from South Plymouth
will be dedicated on Sabbath. August 13.N.
AS large concourse of people will2be
expected on the occasion, the services will
be held in the grove at1I a. NJ, and P. M.
The dedicatory sermon will be preached
by the Rev. James Kendall, Presiding
Elder of the District
a grand time is anticipated. Every body
is invited. Come with well-filIed baskets,
and let us enjoy feast of reason and a
flow of soul.s S. n. MARSH, Pastor.
July 81 1871.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-03
rtrst National bank.

The stockholders of this Bank, we are re-
quested to state, can now have certificates
issued them, on application at the Cashiers
desk, for the amount of stock to which they
are entitled by subscription to the increase
of one hundred thousand dollars to the
banks capital; said increase. having been
sanctioned by the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency. They will please bring with them
the receipts issued on payment of the afore-
said subscription
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EDS HERALD:-Please announce the name of
COL. a. e.. JOHNSON, a candidate for County
Commissioner. Subject to the decision of the Re
M5NY VOTERS
upon many voters Of Fayette county, by annOunc-
ing the name of ESSE IIEAGL LEG. as a candidate
for County Commissioner. Subject to the decision
OF the Republican Primary Election
ENOS READER as candidate for re- election
to the Office of County Commissioner subject to
the decision of the Republican Primary Election.
a VOTER OF WAYNE.
We are requested to announce the name ABRA-
HAM BUSH of Jefferson township, as candi-
date for InfrInary Director. subject to the decs-
ion of the Republican Primary Election. 81
We are authorized to announce the name of
JOHN HIGHLAND as Il candidate for Infrmary
Director, subject to the decision of the Primary
Election. MANY VOTERS. T
We are authorized to announce JOHN w.
SAYRE as candidate for re-elcction for County
Treasurer of Fayette County, subject to the decis-
ion of the Republican Primary Election to be
held August II, 1871. L+-es. g.
We are requested to announce the namo of
MES A. MCLEAN as a candidate for rc-elee
tion to the office of County Surveyor, subject to
the decision o. the Republican Primary Election.
Eps. HERALD:-Please announce that n r.
CREAMER, of the firm of Gregg & Creamer, will
be a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, subject
to the Republican Primary Election to be held on
the 18th day of August. - So
We are requested to announce the name of
MA RSHALI4 j. WILLIAMS. as candidate for
re election to the Office of Representative to the
Strife Legislature from this County.
EDS Herald LD:-Please announce JOHN II.
PARRETr, of Wayne township, as candidate
H' 'i'''i --i'''i'1 - '' i'''- u W ToTERs.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-08-03
New Holland Local Items.

But little of interest in our vicinity just
now. Camp Meeeing absorbs nearly every
thing.
W. W. Blandin and Sarah Kouns, of our
town, have been employed as teachers in
the school at Jeffersonville, Fayette coun-
ty.s aessss s-asl.s'- a@ ls5 3
Joseph Britton's wife was buried in ou1
cemetery Monday last. w.