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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-21

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-21

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-21
Reconsideration m-3eitunsem.

Der llnler3ri&nrts bat iest bic agentur BON
allen in SCRANTON unp llmesgsnb eiugefiibrttn
Reconsideration unb 3eitunsen tbernUmmeu
uuo trirb birirlbsu ben pfrebrten Gbpnnsnten
prompt ms Saus Iiefrrn.
antbplifen tmpfsbtr i'd tns fnttpIiitts Saus.
bud, Alte unc rsue g9rIt unb aubsre fntbpl.
3eitbrift,n unb Bidder. Nu6 lirfsrr i'd Ga.
lererr urb GbnIi6r 9Gerfe. S6riftrn unpalIen-
ben 9nbnltrs perbrritr i'd feline.
Sr. Gbarlrs .. Nrufsr nabe lem Gpurtbauit
uimmt sbrnfaas Selrllunssn fir mid an.
9f7l Satgb @siser, GsbarnraBe.
9ott, Ser 9oiOb G'rissr III aud srmSd.
tist, SabIerptri,::tu auf bas oSerantcn 9Bo.
GrnbIatt" rntsssrnSursbmt":; ine fe Etrfen ale
ibm ttrr8sbenrH Srltsluneen pintn.;- hus9s'
fubIt. 0riebr. Wa9ntr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-21
W. &mR. SGceer,

Cfriitrr In Syte parf,)
Bat ftin GjrI6aft mad brr 9adapannd gSrnue,
;wsitr 5biirs Scn M. Green, prrIs9t unb pirb
paIeItit riurn rrt6baltissn gcrratb prn
9afwtrE Ganbies II. m.
baIttn. SrIcntsre gufmsrfIamfrit pirb tem
Srcbbadrn sspiemet une nrbI bent frinhrn
9EtBbrpp aud eas briebte esutIbe Sausrttig.
unp aimmsbrUo INNER SOrrGiBig gebaIitn.
AuftGge fir @rIraitaftrn fpsIbrn prompt
unb ;ufriepruifsaenp auSssfiibrt uub fam msin
Gjri6Gft iid I'M gnfrrtisrn unb gepifren ppn
feiprn Cafes nit jserm aneern msiIen. 6ap7l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-21

S6rins sur 9sfErbsrms non paTasierrn srr
unt mad alien @eseneen Deutfdlaues uno ter
Sdpr1 nit Dampf. cSer Sc9eI.S&ifen User
@ntpsrpsn, Bremen, Samturs, Saprf, 2iperpCOI
,r. su tspeutrue ermGBistsn qrsilen.
aussablunsrn eurb pOif.sIupriiurBen tnrd
ben RCrcteuilhen gppo had benz A0reeeutI6en
Sunb, Saisrn, 0iirtrmbtre, 8aeen, SsiIrn,
gurrmburg trn RisbFrllnerh SGnemart
S6wfesn une I0rlpsesn.
Gjrlerr fir unIrrr 8r6uuus in Gtutfalanb
rintr;abIt, psrScn in Sch retr GfgsuRertb in
papicr ppn uns pergiitet.
gruma6tsn, Wiistbs- unS 8auf. Stpntrdsif,
gsrriniste Stnatrn pGlIs &c. ausstftrtiat.
Cir ale eur4 uns bslOrsten GjsiQifIe ptrS
saranttrt.
6mi0 @ilb. 9. dteIsl II. Go.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-09-21
W1. Green,
SGnSIsr in tmpurtirtsu unO siubsimil&su
i1Drinsn, Giqa6rrn, GiOarrrn, ST.,

429 9afapanna Apfnue.
Der bette Bourbon In tsr Grsenb. Smpprtir
@sius unb Sranetss. Die bette auspabl Isebsn
nus esm pabauIs rrbaltru unb ;u prriisu Srrs
fauft, bic jrbrr 8oufurrruS ippttrn.
Gbsnfalls Gin srpesr Gprratb impprtirtrr uut
rinbstmiiter Gisarrtn, bic nit ssrirsem Yrpft
ptrfauft psrben.
pprttr unS sIls, In sanjen unb baIbsn 5GTern,
imn,tr Srrrdtbis ~ brm nisbrislrn WarftprriIe.
Baarru psreru tpftrnfrri mad trbrm 5briIr
Der City absrliefert.
1anfrn6 fur has bisbrriss 3utraueu, bittst
um GrbaItuug erlIeIbsn in eer .3ufunft.
f2. Suli tS66.-ba
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-09
NEW JERSEY.
The Lerlslatnre RepubIlcnn. .

New York, Nov Sit IS conceded
that the New Jersey Legislature will be
Republican. Parker, Democratic Candi.
date for Governor Is elected by 5000 or
1000 majority.
New YoRK, Nov. S.-The Republican
General Committee of New Jersey con.
cedG that the State has gone Democratic
by 1000 majority, but that the Legisla.
ture Is Republican.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 9.-TAe latest
returns from all parts Of Jersey indicate
that Parker (Dem.,) has been elected
Governor by about $4,000 majority, be.
Ing about the same as Gov Randolph had
three years ago. The legislature Is Re.
publican. Both branches Of tho Senate
has twelve Republicans and nine Demo.
crats the Assembly 39 Republicans and
22 Democrats. Tho Republican majority
on joint ballot Is 10, being a reform gain
of four members. ..|..
Newark City gave Parker 800 majority,
being Democratic gain of about 1000
over the charter election last month.
NEWARK, Nov. 8.-State returns since
morning indicate q majority of about 5000
for Parker. In the Legislature the Re.
publiCans have ~ Assemblymen and the
Democrats 30. In the Senate there are
12 Republicans TO Democrats. Com.
plete returns may vary these figures u
triile.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-09

for time, between England and India
on this very point, especially aAer there
was sent from the East ladies to England
some cotton yarn so fine that single grain
of it measurdd 30 yards, or at the rate Ol
upwards of 1l5 miles to the pound, and
on a subsequent occasion, some which re.
quired 43yards to weigh one grainl
In course of time, however, English
machinery outdid HindOo skill, in the pro.
duCtiOn OF cotton yarn ten times finer
than the Indian. The tineness of the cot.
ton yarn is denoted by the number OF
hanks, of $40 yards each, contained in
one pound weight OF 1000 grains. BY
continual efforts, British skill succeeded
in producing yarn so fine, that the iibres
of the cotton could only be discovered by
the aid OF miscroscope, and so intangi.
Bile that il iell to pieces by handling. Nor
Is this all. Modern machinery did not
stop until It sent forth specimens far ex.
cecdiDg in tenuity all that have yet been
named-sO fine, indeed, that single
pound weight OF It would reach 1925
miles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-09
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-The Executive Com
mittee OF the Chicago Relief and Aid So.
Ciety have published an official financial
statement. The amount actually received
up to November 9TH, Is $4,000, ,O5O, and
tho amount actually subscribed Is about
$3,500,000. This includes 5000 900 in the
hands Of the New York Chamber Of Com.
merce, and $3.50, 900 in the Boston fund
not yet placed to the credit Of the fund.-
The Society is now aiding about 60, ,000
persons. The committee said The great
matter pressing upon the Society is shelter
for the coming winter, and TO this end we
have been aiding those burned out to re.
place small but comfortable houses upon
their own or upon leased lots, where they
can live not only this winter but next
summer, and be ready TO work In rebuild.
ing the city. Of these houses, which are
really very comfortable, being 10 by %
feet with two rooms, one l2 by 10 feet and
one 8 by ~ feet, with planed and match
cd floor, pannel doors and good windows,
we have already furnished over four
thousand. making permanent houses
allowing five to q family for twenty
thousand people, and with the seven
thousand houses which we expect to build
shall have rooms for $4,000 people.
These houses and some barracks, IN both
Of which Is q moderate outfit OF furni-
ture, such as stoves, mattresses, and n
little crockery ware will consume, say
81 ,20O,0 900, leaving g., ,250, 900 with which
to meet all demands for food, fuel, cloth.
ing and general expenses, from the 18th
OF October last, when we took the work,
until the completion Of the same, which
cannot positively end with the present
winter.
The entire official vote Of the city has
not yet been obtained, but Mr.. Medill's
majority for Mayor Is about ii ,250. Mr..
Cages majority for Treasurer Is little
larger than this, while the balance Of the
ticket Is a little less. The total vote will
be near $4,000. Beveridge, Republican
candidate for Congressman at large has
about 5000 majority In the city, and
about 5000 in the Cityand county. He
Is elected by probably 10000 majority in
the State. OF 20 aldermen elected In the
city fifteen are Fire-proofs and five Bum.
meiB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-09
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November S.-All thu
cases continued at this term of the Su
preme Court Of the United States aitel
Monday next will be put at the foot o
the calendar Of the next term, uEles!
Otherwise specially ordered by the Court
This will put off all cases so continued
over for at least two years.
Walker, Superintendent Of the Census
Office, will probably receive the appoint
ment Of Commissioner OF Interior Indian
Affairs, provided an increase of salary
shall be procured.
The administration has not yet learned
whether Benjamin X Curtis will accept
the position of associate counsel before
the Geneva arbitration.
The President and Secretary Of War
had conference relative to the squAtters
on the Usage lands. Ifthey shall not
remove in compliance with the notice Of
the Secretary of the Interior, they will be
elected by military force,
Vincent Colyer has received letter
from Indian Agent Stout, dated Gila
River, October 10, complaining that the
white men along the line Of the Gila river
had taken the water to themselves, so
that the Indians are deprived of the
means Of irrigating their grounds for
agricultural purpose. The Chiet Chin.
KUN had announced his intention of
asking permission to take one hundred
and twenty. seven of his men and drive
the whites off, The Indians will have to
move away II the water does not come
or else starVe. These tribes heretofore
have been peaceable. They claim the
lands on which the whites are now settled.
In the cases of Aaron Brooks, @. H.
Gorsch, Garrison & Fritz, Christine Eden.
dortf, Administrative, &C., and Caroline
Shroth, before the United States and Mex.
ican joint commission, the umpire decided
In favor Of the claimants against Mexico.
The commissioners have decided TO re.
ceive the deCrees Of the municipal courts
Of the countries that arc parties to the
treaty under which the commission cit,
The report Of tho Comptroller Of tho
Currency for this year Is completed. It's
principal recommendation Is relative TO
protection from COunterfeiting.
The returns Of the land office show that
over $4,000 acres passed from the gov.
ernmcnt to individuals in Augusta and
Humboldt, Kansas, land districts alone
during October. The cash receipts were
nearly $G4,0O0. Some Of the settlements
were under the homestead act.
Gen. Schoaeld is TO be placed in control
Of the Indians in Arizona. lie will be In.
strucLed 10 bring them in upon their reser.
Vations and keep them there They will
be full protected in all their rights while
on the reservations, but II they leave to
go upon the war path they will be pun
ished.
The President has approved tho recon.
mendations made by the Secretary of the
Interior, that the Apaches be protected
while peaceably remaining on their rcser.
walton, but II they refuse to come In
they will be pursued and treated as enc.
mics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-09
MINNESOTA.
The Election Oft the Republican Tick
ct Conceded,

c. SVuCCACue
ST. PAUL, Nov. S.-The returns are in
from most points reached by the telegraph
and indicate the election oi the Republi-
can State ticket by irSm 800 10 1000.
Gov. Austin runs somewhat beh ind his
ticket, us does also JennlSQn for Secretary
OF State, owing To diversion Of the Scan.
dinavan vote for Falk. st. Paul and
Ramsey counties gives Young, Dem, for
Governor, but 80 majority, while Buel,
Dem, for Lieutenant Governor has ma
iOrity over Yale of 5l2, and Falk, Dem,
lOr Secretary Of State, has q majority Of
5000 over Jenaison. The Republicans
elect as far as heard from q Senator in the
Esd district by 255 majority, and Nichols
for Senator in the Gath district by 40 ma.
lority, and Sandborn, Flnkey and Smith
for Representatives by majorities Of from
100 to 400. Tho Democrats elect Rice and
Burbank for Representatives by MAORI.
ties OF 45 and 90. The latter was also
running on the Republican ticket. Tho
Democrats elect the rest Of their party
ticket with the exception of county attor.
ney, W. W. Erwin, Rep, being elected by
$50 majority. The Pioneer comedies the
election Of Austin for Governor. The
Press com hents arc significant, in fact
that at the last election the Democratic
majority against Austin was 2,O27, while
this year II Is but 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-09
Crime in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.-Thos. ]. Caldwell
accused Of committing rape, was killed
yesterday in Gill county whilst endeavor
Ing to escape from the officer who had
him in charge.
Marsh PGnfroe, Of Maury county, was
killed yesterday in a difficulty with VIM
Wicks, and the latter was mortally
wounded.
The Jenkins boys, accused of the mur
der Of W. D. Kennel in Davidson county
were acquitted to-day by the Circuit Court
of Wilson county, by which they were
tried on change Of venue. The tria
lasted seventeen days.
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Convention Of steambOatmen at
LOuisVIlle,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. S.-Tho Con vention
Of steamboatmen of the Ohio and Missis.
sippi valleys met at the Gait House at 2
o'clock p. N. About 120 delegates were
In attendance, and several Congressman
were also present. The organization and
appointment Of business to the various
committees occupied theafternoon session.
The different sections OF the steamboat
law were divided among the committees
on the different subjects, who will proba-
bly, report tomorrow. The Convention
will visit the canal in q body tomorrow
afternoon, and DO entertained at "a banquet
at night
Mi. John $. Newberry, Of Detroit, was
elected President OF the Convention. The
appointment Of committees was com.
pleted at the night session, and the Con.
vention adjourned until 10 o'clock to.
morrow morning.
Col. Jison T. johnson, Of the Gait
House, has invited the reporters to dine at
his house during the Convention.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

Remains of Gen. Robert Anderson
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The remains of Gen
Robert Anderson will be conveyed L
America in the United States steamer
Guerriere,
The laborers employed In the ship yart
of Messrs. Lard at BIrkenhead, have re
solved to insist upon restriction Of day
labor to nine hours.
The London Times on the New YOrL
Election.
LONDON, Nov 0-8A. M.-The Time
has leader on the election in New York
1t reloices at the defeat of Tammany, and
congratulates the electors on the result
and hopes IN example way be made Of
the men guilty of corrupt practices.
The boiler exploded on the steamer
Gent Five men were killed and nine
injured,
Napoleon visited tho military academy
at ChiSelhurSt yesterday, and inspected
the cadets.
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ARKANSAS.
The Little Rock Election IS success
of the Democratic Ticket.

The Little Rock Election =. Success
of the Democratic Ticket.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 9.-The official re.
turns from all the wards elect the entire
Brooks ticket, headed by Gen. OattersOn
for Mayor, by an average majority Of from
two TO one, Gen. Catterson Is the lately
suspended U. y. Marshal and represented
the Republicans In opposition to Senator
Clayton. His election Is regarded as n
rebuko TO the President for the removal Of
Catterson, the late Marshal, Mr.. Whipple,
the late U. s. District Attorney, Brooks
and Patton, the late Assessor and CollCc.
tor of Internal Revenue, and Hedges as
Postmaster in this city. The rejoicing
among the opponents OF the State and
National Administration Is very great.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 8'-The evening
journal, Brooks paper, rejoices greatly
tonight over the result OF yesterdays
election, II says: 1.-THE city ring Is brok.
en-, the thieves and ballot box suffers are
routed, horse foot and dragooni This
great victory of the honest people over
the plunderers Is the beginning Of their
downfall. They have reached their zenith
forward to the decline In this capital.
Their iniamies eliminated and the people
have give them the first terrible blow,
which If faithfully followed up In other
localities, and in next years election will
consign them 10 the oblivion their crimes
merit A fouler pack never infested any
municipality. A more terrible rebuke
has seldom been bestowed. Let The peo.
pie take heart. What has been done In
Little Rock can be done throughout the
State"
The Republican, Senator Clayton's or.
gan makes no comments.
The Gazette, Democratic, says: The
result will give general satisfaction. A
good council has been elected. The new
Mayor will honestly discharge the duties
Uf his office.
The proposition TO subscribe $1,000
to the Central Railroad was defeated by
a vote of $3.50 IN G9S. i'Ni5U N
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. s-The commission of in.
quiry on the capltulatlOns made by French
generals during the late war Is prosecut.
ing Its Investigations with vigor. Marshal
Bazine, who had already appeared before
1t, has now sent u voluminous report Of
tho siege Of Metz, together with letters
received by him from Napoleon during
the Investment. 1t is said that the judg:
mCnt Of the commission will be with great
severity on those principally responsible
for tho surrender Of the fortress.
The Minister Of War has prohibited the
circulation OF newspapers in barracks and
camps.