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BALTIMORE.

Two Defauiting Radicals Sentenced.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-Richard n. Bower
man and Thomas S. Wilson, ex-Deputy
Collectors, were sentenced to-day, the
former to four years Imprisonment, and to
pay over $1,000 fine, and the latter three
years Imprisonment, and to pay a fine of
over 1000.
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PERSIA.

Famine, PestiIence and Civil War.
LONDON, Oct. 19.---Late advices from
Lebanon show that Persia is still suffering
from famine and pestilence.
Formidable instructions have broken
out in various quarters. The government
troops have been driven from Shiraz, the
capital town of which is now held by the
rebels.
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MAINE.

utea.
AUGUSTA, MAINE, Oct. 19.-Quite a Sc
we're shock of earthquake was felt here 40
this afternoon, lasting 10 or IL minutes.
WICAssET, MAINE, Oct. 10. A slight
shock Of earthquake was felt here this M.
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FRANCE.
BOnapartite Intrigues.

PARIS, Oct. 19.-Victor Place has been
hOnorably acquitted Of the charges of fraud
in purchasing arms while Consul at New
York.
The government directs that the military
and naval forces be on the alert for Bona
parte disturbances, which are feared.
5000 Communists Acquitted.
The court-martial fer the trial of Com
munists have sentenced 81 and acquitted
5000.
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THE Georgia Republican, says that The
Baptist theological Institute, at Augusta,
Rev. Joseph t. Robert, LID, Priaeipal,
for the training Of colOred ministers, and
those who expect to engage in the ministry
was regularly opened on Monday morning
October 10.
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CUBA.
Cable TO Demerara,

HAVANA, Oct. 19.-Advices from
Kingston to the 10Th, report that the
Demerara telegraph cable is laid.
The steamer Mendez from Cadiz, brings
Senior Romeraldo Crespo de la Guerra,
second Governor Of Cuba, and family, and
800 troops. .
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The Mobile Register of the 18th ms
says: "Many of the Seeding peach trees IN
the neighb0rhOOd of Mobile are now out In
pretty fun bloom, and we noticed large
numbers of blossoms on the pear trees this
week. Budded or grated peach trees do
not seem to be making such fools Of them-
Selves .
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CINCINNATI.
Carl Schurz.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 19.-Carl Schurz lee
tured tonight at Mozart hall on Civil
Service Reform to an audience of about
500 persons, and was very cordially re
ceived. +l
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GERMANY.
The Treaty with France

The Treaty with France.
BERLIN, Oct. 16.-The Emperor has
approved the treaty with France and ratifi-
cationswill be formally exchanged Saturday.
Parliament to-day effected an organiza-
ton Herr Simpson was reelected Presi-
dent.
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A LOYAL Sheriff of North Carolina IS
missing. This would be considered ku-
Klux outrage had he not carried OFF seven
thousand dollars of the peoples money.
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THE Democrats of Atlanta have determ-
med upon a ballot in. the seyera! wards
from 2 p. NJ. to P. d. ON FRIDAY, me zstnI
to determine who shall be the candidats of
the party for Mayor and Aldermen
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Mss KATIE PUTSAM played the aLittle
Rebel" in Springfield, H., on the 2diastant.
Where's the Ku-Klux COMMITTEES?
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A wELL-INFoRMED London correspond
--ent writes under date of the 9Th. iast.
''The bulletins concerning Queen yictoria's
health are vague and unsatisfactory. They
carefully conceal the truth. He condition.
continually becomes more and more alarm
ing. Her death at any moment would not
surprise those who know best What her
real condition ISL ts4t 8 49, u, &s
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Nine. Nilsson is defighting large audi
enceS in Boston BY her sweet notes. Shs
sang in the operas Of Faust, Barber Of So
Vile and others last week in the Hub.
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threatened VigiIance Committees
PHILADELPHIA.
Another Enormous DefaleatiOn.
Near Half a Million GONE.

NEW YORK, Oct. ia rumour is current
on the street that four hundred thousand
dollar defalcation has been discovered in
Philadelphia.
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WASHINGTON.
Gov. Sect pisapproyes the Ku-Klux
Proclamation.
serieus Illness of Tom Ewing.


WASHINGTON, Oct. I9.-Gen. Shermal
viii leave here tonight on visit to Ohio t
Hon. Thomas Ewing, who Is seriously III
! Gov. Scott Wants the Military subOrdi
nate 80 the Civil Power.
Gov. Scott, of South Carolina, who is Ii
the city, states that he is not quite satisfied
with the Ku-Klux proclamation. What ht
wanted in his State was troops, not sus
/ pension of the habeas corpus.
I The Civil Service Commission Is engaged
in discussing the general system of clerical
examination. {
EB Masonic Aid for Chicago.
DR.. c. f. StanberTy, Grand Master Of
the Masonic Fraternity of this district, left
this evening for Chicago, bearing offerings
from the Masons of the District of Column
bia to their brethren of Chicago. Dona-
tions made by the officers and employees of
the government printing Office were also
taken by DR.. Stanberry.
Indian Commfszionerslafp.
Felix Br7laot, one of the Indian Peace
Commissioners, whom the President APP
pointed to the vacant Commissionership Of
Indian Affairs, several weeks ago, has ar
rived here. lie persists in bis refusal to
accept the Office. The report Is, that the
President has rendered the Office 10 Hon.
VIM. Armstrong, of Pennsylvania. Mr..
Armstrong was member of the last Con-
gress, is one of the leading lawyers of Penn
sylvania, and it is doubtful if he viii accept.
While in Congress be was an active member
of the Indian Committee.
Suspensiea of the Habcas Corpus Pre-.
arranged.
Special to the Louisville Ledger.
Grants proclamation suspending the
writ of habeas corpus in several of the
counties of South Carolina, has caused
considerable comment here, notwithstand-
ing the absorbing character ofthe news from
Chicago and other portions of the North
west. II seems that the whole matter had
heretofore been agreed upon, and the time
falling due when Grant was absent from
the Capital and rowing around the country
acting as figure-head to cornerstone cele-
brations and the Inauguration of railroad
enterprises, the proclamation was
written out by some official subor-
dinate and then sent to Boston for Grant to
sign. It does not appear that anybody
waited for any official information to see
whether the South Carolina counties would
comply with the notice first issued. Grant
was only too swift in his haste to put his
military heel upon the necks of the South
ern people. Even the administration organ
admits that the measure is an extreme one,
and only justifiable by an extreme emer-
gency. The latter does not appear from
any information that has yet come into the
possession of the authorities.
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MEMPHIS.
Arrest of DesperadOes.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 19.-The United States
Marshal of North Mississippi brought three
men here to-day charged with Ku-Kluxing
a family nrmed Honeycut, near Burnsville,
Miss. They were arrested on the cars en-
route for Texas. Other members of the
band are in jail in Corinth. Es.ss bs.t
Trotting Match at the Fair.
There is very large attendance at the
Fair to-day. The trotting match for the
premium of $3.50 was won by Morrisey,
beating Surprise and Haskings in the order
named. Time 2:39ss 1881, 2sS5t, and 2:S6.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
sslass evening a So for the old issue, and "a
for the new.
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CHICAGO.
The Heavy Losses of Individuals.
Business Lots Selling at 81, 200 q Foot.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-Six new steam fire
engines arrived here last night from New
York. With this increased force to the fire
department no further apprehensions are
felt for the future safety of the city against
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CorroN continues to decline in New
York, .IniddIing having reached 19ac.
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THE EPISCOPALIANS.
Marriage and Divorce.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-The Committee
on Canons reported it inexpedient to amend
the canon relative to marriage and divorce;
also, that it is inexpedient to create the
Office of Suffragan Bishop. The minority
report favors a new canon on the latter sub
iect. Both were tabled.
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'a0One Remir gton, of Virginia CITY, Neva-
ds, Ehot his wife in the head With q revolver n
q fit 1drunken Jealousy, che having accompa-
MED o. yeupg man to the theatre.
s06eorge Rice, q man Of wealth living near
Huntsville, Mo-, has been arrested in st. Louis.
charged with abductine two girie, aged IA and
is years. -.-a"f = = :.
~About 200 pounds nitro slycerine explod-
ed at the Hosaac tunnel Monday, Blowing doN n
Two buildings, but No one was hurt.
~ The I" Heather ChinAeo settled in Ala
bama are very deferential; they never fail to
say " goo by" Is they {" lumber out Of church
while service is going on.
0ShOcks OF earthquake occurred in the Ha-
wailan lslAnds ON the 18th ult. They were ger
eral throughout the group. In Lanse great
rockU-vere hurled down from the cliffs, and
some OF the valleys were rendered uncultivata-
BILE BY the debris nom the mountains.
~Massacbusetts papers are getting mp
another pleuro- pneumonia excitement about
cattle. The members Of the Legislature are
looking after . prolongation Of the present or
An extra session in Consequence.
ga Shaker elder held forth in Dorset, Vt,
the other day. He came ont strong for female
suffrage, and exhorted his hearers to withhold
their SURFACES from men Of war, and from men
Vim marry win fight" THIS bomb fairly over.
whelmed every pater families present.
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THR INDIGNANT IRoNICAL.-The following
from Q London paper, the late A. Ward would
cuss:" "J. Bull begs to inform his friends the
public, heads OF families, and teachers in infant
schools, that he is prepared to exhibit, on very
reasonable terms, his celebrated British Lion
rOars Of this noble animal, combined with its
perfect harmleeeness, are now we'll known. Any
person may, with the greatest immunity, kick
or spit upon 1t, or pull it by the tail, 60 that
much fun may be derived from his ferocious
demonstrations, at which nobody need feel the
least afraid. Ii has been exhibited before all
the crowned heads OF Europe, and has caused
screams OF laughter. ADDRESS j. Bull at the
Wind Bag Inn, Lambs, Conduit street,
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announced out West.
~"Around the Corner handkerchief. nav.
arPeared; They are finely embroidered and
ga drunken man was recently drowned in
gutter In Syracuse. The water Wa slI inches
desp.
~The women who have been admitted 10
the Michigan Agricultural College are said 70
behave W . vety "gentiemaniy" manner.
~"LoDg engagements, !" writes Q Young lssty
ARE going out OF fashion. Young men being Al
last convinced Of the stupidity OF making lastri-
fuini Their promiee at once"
"a tooth carpenter lately visited Warren
ton, Va. and advertised to pull out Q person
iee,A for q, ana insert pe~ set for SO, irving
and sses .o as at s,1fs sss
victuals.
@The fellow Who va engaged to marry the
COUPLE headed eaTl, and backed out because
trying TO "maks up He OFFERS to 70 on court
ing tie willing head 1 the angry one viii keen
i I,,S r in bag during his visits. Serotianons
s1The Bishop OF London Ia, recently
revived the practice Of appointing deaconesses
Of the Episcopal Church by ordaining . lady FOR
sv"The Lonely Man. i, the nam. ~. MIA,
at the Salt Lake fheaier. The man ALLUDED 70
must be eome Gentle, ~ no Mormon ie very
lonely, ifwiyee tend to make Il Lively, ana We
are assured they DO.
ga revivaliet eseayed, In o sermon In Bos-
ton, DAY or two ago, 20 show the folly, sin and
evil influence Of dancing, and roundly seserfeJ
that the CHILDREN of dancing people are sepersl-
ly cripples, or affiieted with chronic diseaee
give see all sor6 Of elaborate directiors
given a. 70 turning down the corners OF visitins
carde . ngnffy the different objects On calling
The best rule is to leave the corners unfnrnsa
ene{c@ef, as the contrary custom u decidedly
fsr.iescnea, and win Little Suspicion Of mob
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FORMATION OF AN Hash CONFEDERATION
O'DODOyan Rosa, Mulleda, Bourke, Power
and Walsh, the recently arrived exAes, have
issued An address to the Irish in America, an
nouncing the formation Of an Irish confedera-
ton to assist in achieving the Independence of
Ireland Each State and Territory will form
Q district, and each district will be entitled to
ides repr ntatiye for each organization in
the district. The i've members composing the
directory will control the confederation, and
business associations may work for Ireland in
their own way, but will be required to give Is
per cent. OF the revenue to the directory 10 sb-
tam representation in the grand council. Pol
itics and religion are excluded.
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PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADB.-The Phila-
delphis LedgerSf yesterday says: The anthra-
dead stand than we have ever known it. There
Is here and there mine in the several regions
ct which. Q little coal 10 produced, Q work of
grace and favor OF the mipars to some operator
who has not rendered himself obnoxious to them,
and to whom suspension would prove especially
detrimental, but the trade may properly be
escape from the unfortunate position juSt rs
clouded ~ . fortnight ago. There 10 this avor.
able point Of difference there is now little
newspaper excitement, and no Apprehension OF
Q coal 4? mine.
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Ice Freshets In Maine.

LEWISTON, ME-, Mfrch 1.-THE river rose
rapidly till midnight, but the food is now
abating. The ice in the river from Bethel to
the Rapids, 'wo miles above this city, is jsmmed
into one mas. For Two miles from this po,nt
the ice field l. in some places twenty feet thick,
ard piled up for many feet at one point in the
highway. The subsistence OF the water renders
it likely that the jam will not break. The
bridge over the river here is unsafe, though
sill travelled. Mayor Miller, of Auburn, has
issued notice declaring il unsafe. The boom
of Packard and Conaut, on the Little andre
scoggin. broke yesterday. No logs thus far
have slipped out Of the Androscoggin about
this point. large number OF logs belonging
TO the Lewiston Steam mill Company were rum
ming out of Swift river Yesterday
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CORsoliddttOn-Enigrdt DECENTRALIZATION
ST. Louis, March 1.-THE bill to consolidate
the city and county of st. Louis under one gov
eminent passed the House late last night.
movement lie on foot here TO organize an
emigration society, to induce such Alsatians As
desire 10 emigrate &c come to Missouri. Ii will
receive the encouragement of Gov. Brown and
the State government.
abortion produced by DR.. w. II. Ii. Judson.
Mrs. Christian, An amateur midwife, is under
arrest on suspicion Of being implicated i'm irreg-
ular PRACTICES. DIR. JuisOn has ted.
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CHEsAPKAKB AND OHIO CANAL.-A despatch
from cumberland announces that nineteen
boats had been loaded with coal and Cleared
'fom that port on Friday, 10th inst ant and thai
The Chesapeake and Ohio canal was IN n.viga-
BILE order throughout its entire line. This re-
sumption Of navigation n earlier than ever
before known in the history OF the canal
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RRnupa Enha

HAVANA, March ia proclamation was is
sued by Cespedes in January, and another
by lgnatier Agramate on February 5th The
former signs himself Pre- sident, and the latter
Genera-in. Chief OF the Cuban forces.
Marquis Santa Lucia, who Was wounded in
the attack on the tower at Pento, has had an
arm amputated.
DR.. Francisco Argilugoes, one Of the princi-
pal promoters of the instruction, has surren-
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FINANCIAL AND ConuE.CrAL.

The week IN Wall stree, open. quietly AMI
without speeis interest. except In stO ks. i'm
which much interest continne. 20 h. ,,.,,e.s-
ted. Despite the untsvor.ble ham, .,.,.,,s.,,
ot last week the money market rules e.siiy 80
borrowers readily meet Their recurrence. AZ a
per cent, with exceptions AZ 3 and y frime
discounts are In inquiry.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE NOT waNTKD-Tb.
Board OF Reeistersof Clarendon. Iowa dec. iesi
that women were entitled 10 vote IN thai civ .
ana the names OF all ladies Of a prOper are serr
placed on the rolls. Several gentleme.. Dot
liking tbs movement erased the names OF their
wives, and several ladies also erased then
claimed the privilege of voting and tie ms,
had il all their own Way
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LIBEL SUITS against newspapers do not turn
out Advantageously to plaintiffs in these deRene-
rate latter days. The Missouri State Lottery
Company recently sued the Missouri Repu6-
lican Tor libel, laying its damages ct 100000.
The company on consideration finally withdrew
the suit, whereupon the Republican 10 uugrs.
cious enough to hope the pestiient lottery 6osi
ness Will be snectnaBy s4uslched.
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'oURT- hoEsE, JAIL, AND PRISONERS BURN-
kD-Ihe court house and all a. Depera VIZ
wac burned sunday morning, aud two yOung
men named VIM. Howard and Buckley. who
mad been locked up tor the night for drunken
ness and dsorderly conduct, persisted an th,
names. IL is supposed that the Jail was set on
ire by Buckley. one of the prisoners
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The French Relief r.>d

NEW YORK, March 1.-the French reliet
committee Of the Chamber Of Commerce has
received the following telegram
LONDON, March 13.-Chds. H. Marshall, cLasr-
man, dc.-L0Ddop committee is doing efacie Mt
work, and practical application or relief going
on promptly and eneTgetically. Further con-
tributions Of money however, are much needed.
lSigned) CHARLIE LAHIRR.
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M1LLIONAIRE's FORTUNE GIVEN TO HIS
WIpow.-The Taylor will case in New York
has been decided at last. The decision afiirms
the genuiDsness Of the disputed win, and is
favorable TO Mrs. Taylor and adverse to Mrs.
Rowland, the grand daughter Of tho deceased,
amount of property Involved is over 81 900, 900.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
ISTRRSAL RIvENUR.-The receipts from thi
source to-day were sac ,271.0J.

TIE SENATE adjourned before three O'clock
this afternoon, directly after Mr.. Pratt had
finished speaking.
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, has issued regulation.
for the redemption OF copper and nickle coin al
the United States Mint az Philadelphia.
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CONCORD, y. r., March 1.-THE State tle -
ten TO- day Is calling ost quite fali vote. Up
70 one O'Clock p m returns FROM vs-scus points
their ground Of last year.
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Destr.e9en q R.ansae sassles.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The stables OF the
Grand street railroad, Brooklyn, were burned
this morning, and fifty horses perished in the
flames. The horses we're valued at -, 900. and
he stables at G25, 900. Insurance, SD 900, in
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Mr.. CHARLES +. BENJAMIN, clerk in The
War Department has been appointed secretary
70 tie Southern Claims Commission.
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BOARD OF RRGIsTRATroS.-Mr. Robert A
Griffin, OF Georgetown, was to-day appointed
o. the Board of Registration in place of Mr. j
II. Waters OF that place.
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hsReisBURas Pa, Mach A.-rhe commis-
non charged with the bills establishing oeu,-
N ssioners for the government OF the various
departments o. Philadelnhis have agreed 70 re
port them ne gstively. This step Kills the bills
50 !. requires = two thirds vote % bring them
up, which y hardly pes-ible. though the nov
eriul rlae formed % effect the passage OF the
bills will make the attempt
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HE MERCHANTS of Ierre hsute have hit on
novel plan for getting rid of corner loaters
that might be tried with good effect in Other To-
calities. When the gentry have assembled in
'front.' on tneir sores, the merchants hang out a
sign, Wanted, Employment Tor these Roos-
tiers, and this. il 10 said, has the effect OF dis
persing the worthless crowd much more erie.-
ciously than q sherifis posse
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IOhONTo, MARCH TT Slegrams from tho
lake ports indicate the early opening of navies-
ton. The rivers and harbors are free or ice.
Lakes Erie and Huron are open. The Welland
canal II expected TO be open by the 10th OF
ipril. Steamers are running regularly on the
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NV YonK, March i4.-The steamer west
Phalia takss s5Iaoo, specie n Europe to-day.
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