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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct. 9j.-Prince Napoleon made
violent political speech in the council
general of Corsica ut Aiaccio Yesterday
Baron ltajada, the Brazilian ambassador
here, received official notification OF his
appointment by the Emperor of Brazil as
arbitrator under the treaty of Washing
ton.
The Courier DipiOmdii9ue publishes
what, il says, is u semi.olllcial communica.
ton, in which 1t is stated that in 1854 Earl
Russell, then British Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, made OvertuIes through Lord
COwley the British ambassador ut Paris,
to ~ ROuher, proposing an alliance often.
sivc and defensive with France for half OF
Denmark In case Prussia and Austria
should declare war against her, England
was TO cooperate with France, and was
willing TO promise France tho return OF
her assistance on the ratification OF her
Rhine frontier by the annexation ofa pOr-
tion Of the Rhenish provinces. Rouher
asked time to consider, but three days
from the time they were presented to him
Napoleon accepted them. Lord COWlOy
Immediately communicated the EmperOrs
acceptance, WhGreupon Earl Russell re-
piled that 1t was 100 late as Her ALajesty's
Government had decided not to interfere
in tho case oI Denmark. No attempt was
made TO reopen the subject.
The contributions for the relief OF Chi
cagO now amount to 178, ,430 francs.
A dispatch from Ajaccio reports
stormy session to-day, of the Council in
general, on the island OF Corsica. Prince
Napoleon was not present, but his parti-
sans, who humbly Joined in the protest
against the unlairness of the elections.
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CHICAGO.
ReoeIpts for Rolled Of ChIeago PooI

NeCelptS LOT Itcllel Ol CnlCuSO FOOf,
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Geo. NJ. Pullman
treasurer, reports the following as the re
Ceipts for the relief Of tho Chicago poor
Cash received in direct remittances
$509, ,27G; total amount for which drafts
have been drawn to be forwarded for col
lection, ETC., $500, 700; aggregate receipts
81 ,4SG, ,9S8. OF this sum 1874, 400 have
been distributed, leaving balance or
hand. The committee estimate that they
will require one million nine hundred and
soventy.flve thousand dollars for the next
thirty days.
The banks are running smoothly; they
have o few calls for loans and deposits art
abundant Many of the Eastern and Eu
rOpean insurance companies are paying
their losses promptly, and these funds
furnish our merchants with money to pur
chase goods, and to capitalists preparing
to build. The grain, lumber and live
stock markets arc brisk, and as much Is
doing Us before the fire, In lumber much
more. Itmay seem strange, but mechan.
les arc wanted, carpenters, masons and
almost every other class arc in demand
at good wages. Potter Palmer, Is push.
ing up his new grand hotel, as fast us pos.
sible. When the fire took place the walls
were up to the top OF the first story Of
the superstructure. They were not Seri.
ously damaged. He will have full
force on during the winter, and expects
to have It up to the top Of the fourth story
by June. The stores in the first story he
will have ready for occupation on the 1st
of January. They will be rented when
ready for lorty thousand dollars,
By an oversight In the hurry and excite.
ment which has characterized our city
for the past two weeks, the liberal Contri.
buttons for the Chicago suffering poor
from Louisville, Kentucky, and Titus.
vile, Pennsylvania, have not been prop.
erly acknowledged. Both were munih.
cent, and among the first to double.
The combination Of the two political
parties Tor the next city and Coun.
ly election has not yet been fully
Consummated, owing to the large number
ofcandidates and the diversity OF views Of
those engaged in the work OF combining,
but the work will probably be finally
contaminated, at least that Is the pre-.
vailing opinion. There Is no diversity of
feeling In regard TO the nomination Of
Mr.. Medill for Mayor, Mr.. Gage for City
Treasurer, and Mr.. Jameson for Judge
of the Superior Court. They are all pop.
ular. The nomination Of Mr., Howe for
County Treasurer proving very unpopu.
lar, Mr.. Phillips has been substituted.
General Lipplncott, the State Auditor,
has filed q bill In the Circuit Court
for the dissolution Of the Republic lnsu.
rance Company, Of Chicago, on the
ground Of insolvency and mismanagement
OF It's affairs by It's directors. 1t Is ascer.
tanned that Its cash assets are 81 1888, 900;
It's risks outstanding, $l4,0OO00O; losses
by the recent fire over $4,000, 600; the
stock notes amount TO 5000, 800. 1t Is
alleged that many ol the stockholders are
insolyent, and their notes cannot be col.
lCCted,
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CALIFORNIA.
OTasvacre of chinese at Los Angeles.

Massacre Of Chinese at Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25.-A terrible
riot at Los Angeles Is going on. A fight
having occurred in the Chinese quarters,
officer Bilderain' Uninterrupted TO arrest a Chi
namsn for shooting another one, q citizen
assisting. The Chinese on both sides Of a
narrow street opened fire, and Thompson
fell, shot through the breast, and died.
Biderain was shot through the shoulder,
succeeded in getting on horseback and es-
caped. A Mexican by named Juan Jose
Mandicis, was shot through the leg. A
mob attacked the whole Chinese quarters
and were resisted by the Chinese. Eve
hundred armed men prevented any esCap-
ing, and fifteen Cinnamon were hanged by
the mob. Fire was applied to the houses,
but was extingushed. At Or. NJ. order
was partially restored by the authorities.
There will probably be no more blood.
shed. Several Cinnamon were arrested
and are In jail. .
Ball Russell, another escaped State
prison convict from Nevada, was captured
here this evening while endeavoring to
ship on vessel for foreign port.
SAN FRANcpCo, October 25.-The Chi
rese at Los Angeles numbered about one
hundred and filly. The mob was deter
mined to clean them out Of the city. BE.
fore the hanging the mob fired on them
from tho roofs and other points, killing
one woman and several men. Quiet has
been restored.
THE CASE OF Mrs. FAIR.
The case of Mrs. Fair in the Supreme
Court has been postponed until Novem.
Der 11th.
Senator Morton, Of Indiana, was seren.
AIDED last night. He starts for home TO.
morrow.
LATER REPORTS.
The riot at Los Angeles Is more dis.
graceful than first reported. The mob Is
Composed mainly Of native Calilornians
and Dregs Society. All the Chinese
hanged we're frightlully beaten and NAL
treated before hanged. One was child
only eight or nine years old. In addition
TO the sixteen hanged, two men and one
woman was found shot dead, and another
in jail in q critical condition. Only one
Of these hanged was identified rs being
engaged in shooting the officer The
others arc supposed to be innocent The
guilty one having escaped before the mob
assaulted their houses. The old Vigilance
Committee is reorganlzed to prevent repe-
tition Of rioting.
The Occidental Insurance Company, of
Frisco resolved to-day toresume business.
It's endeavoring to make some arrange
ments.
There is much suffering in San Joquin
Valley, where crops have wholly failed
two seasons. One thousand persous are
in need Of food. The citizens are raising
| funds for their relief
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ALETER from WclIsbrg, received
lat evening, touching election prospects
upthcTc, mentions land we quote it as
hyiDga possible interest here that Mr..
PNSSELL was there "thc other day inter.
viewing his friends, and | understand irdS
mo1qp0i@ BY Mc CdihdtcS." This sug.
gess the inquiry whether Mr.. p. was the
prominent Wheeling Democrat" who
wrote a letter to Brooke proposing that II
The Republicans would nominate man
against Prot PESDLETOS, he, the promi.
0cnlDcmoCr0t aforesaid, would guarantee
DsDch Republican candidate the cQuiva.
lent Of 500 votes in this County-that is,
we suppose, the votes Of 7j0 Catholic
Democrats Why is 1t our Catholic fel.
oTciti1cns take such deep interest in
Nt PASSELLs clecliOn? Il II because
'aeFe is a good understanding between
them on the school fund question? II not
what's IT,
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Wreck of Another Schooner nt Lake
MichIgans.Flve Lives Lost.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-The schooner Il. p.
Messner, OF this port, on the 9th inst, dur.
ing the prevalence OF a fierce gale, struck
a rock on Crane Island, Lake Michigan,
and soon filled. The crew were taken Oft
by fishing vessel and carried TO Mackl.
nav, preparations were then made to get
the vessel of. Pumps were hgged. and
afler few days Of efforts, the vessel was
got of. While the tug Leviathan was
towing her ashore, she filled with water,
capsized, and five out of nine on board,
perished before relief came. II Is
charged that the tug cut loose from the
schooner when 1t become evident that she
must sink, and left making no effort to
save tho crew Of the schooner, who suffer.
ed terribly until five died from exposure.
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TIE Register this morning in desper
ate effort to reply TO Mr.. CAMPBELL's card
tells a cock.and. d.bull story that the Union
Club here in 1861 voted to sack the houses
OF every citizen whose sympathies were
with the Southern people and to carry of
their property, and that Mr.. CAMPBELL
voted for the proposition. This is very
Tar.letched, indeed, but 1t is not true No
such order was ever made in the Union
Club, and of course, therefore, Mr.
CAMPBELL didn't vote forit.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Oct. 25.-Emperor Francis
Joseph is still undecided as to the de.
mands of the Bohemian Diet. A com.
promise has been proposed to Count An.
drossy, but 1t will not be accepted, 1t Is
said. Bohemia sends no deputies TO the
Reichsrath.
A general strike for higher wages oc.
CURED among the railway employees in
this city and vicinity to-day. Over 1000
persons quit work.
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A FEW dollars and hours spent to-day
in getting out the vote may save you
many dollars and hours in providing for
the results Of defeat Every personal and
property interest demands work TO-.
day-noW. Sec that you heed It!
II men are sent to make your con-
stitution and laws who arc mere
political experiments, and who can be
bought by internal improvement and mo.
nopoly interests, be sure you will be call
cd on to pay back tho purchase price,
with interest, in the way Of taxation. We
can save ourselves all this modification
and sacrifice IL we will.-"Never don't
say die"
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BALTIMORE.
The Municipal Election.

BALTIMORE, October 9j.-The munici:
pal election resulted in the choice OF
Joshua Vansandt, Democrat, Mayor by
1887 votes to 10,023 for Charles Dunlap,
National Reform candidate. The First
Branch of the City Council stands 10 TO
/ Relormer, chosen in the 10Th ward by
two Of majority; tho Second Branch Of
ten members all Democrats, except one
district In doubt, in which recount will
be necessary to detcrmineit. The Repub.
licans had no ticket in the field,
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REMEMBER that the questions put to or
candidates for the Convention, by intelli.
gent and respectable Democrats, have
been promptly and manfilly answered,
while not one man on the Registers ticket
has been frank enough to respond to the
questions put to him. Through ignorance,
fear, sublime Indifference, or a blind be.
Lief that men will vote for them simply
because they call themselves Democrats,
they have failed to let the people know
where they stand. ...
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MEXICO.
An,l.Juarlst Revolt in Progress.

hAkA-S NNNAoN s- ~bNN"'S
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.--A special dis.
patch from Mexico reports that the anti
Juarist revolt continues in many districts.
Pronunciamentoe are in force at different
points. Along the line of the Rio Grandc
IN various places the interior tClegraphs
have been cut, the mails robbed, and the
U. s. Consul ut Monterey has been mule
ted into forced loans.
A Mexican letter Of the 10Th inst, just
details the seizure Of citadel by regl-
ment Of gems d'arms, and It's subsequent
recapture by the government forces. On
the 1st inst, In contest the government
forces lost 40 killed and 1876 wounded.
The rebels lost 10 officers and lO7 soldiers
killed, 20 wounded, and JAS taken pris.
OnnFp
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THE men who few short months ago
had no kind word for the Germans in
their terrible war with France, are the
same men who to-day insult the intelli.
gence Of our German fellow citizens by
issuing a circular which no intelligent
German will believe for one moment.
Shame on the men, who so impudently
assume that our German citizens are *.
norant fools, to eled like dumb sheep to
the slaughter. 1t Is adding the grossest
insult now to the basest injury Of a year
ago. Let the Sedan Of tomorrow, put
tho Register to shame, as the Sedan Of a
year ago first compelled 1t to give up Its
hope for the success 81 the French.
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Murder In Boston,

BosToN, October 2J-Kate Leon, a do.
nestle eighteen years Of age, was found
this morning OH Weston avenue with her
head crushed. There was evidence of a
severe struggle. Suspicion Of foul play.
No clue TO the murderer.
Three young men named Patrick Nal.
lony, Daniel Leonard and Jas. Howe
were arrested to-day on suspicion Of muir.
dering Miss Leon, whose body was dis.
covered this morning, and held to await
the esult Of the Cororners investigation
The person Of the young woman was vio-
lated,
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Po,e,, FIres IN MARYLAND.

NEW YoRK, Oct. GA special from
Washington, states that information re-.
ceived there, reports large fires in the
woods, radiating in oil directions from the
Cumberland Mountains, which arc devel.
oped in smoke. South Kittating, and
other mountain ranges that are subject to
frequent fires which often do immense
damage. The bituminOus coal fields are
Threatened,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Anti.Rent Troubles.sA Landlord
wounded and Taken Prisoner by
Negro Tenants
SAVANNAH, Oct. 24.-Accounts from
BluiTton, s. G., states that three men,
Montollin, Kent and Slices, who were
wounded and captured by negroes on
Montollin's plantation are held prisoners,
Montollin's oiTense was an attempt TO re.
cover his lands and collect his rents from
the negro tenants.
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CINCINNATI.

CtSctNNAn, October 90 Measures
have been taken for the formation of an
incorporated company to build llrstclass
hotel.
Alta meeting of the Methodists II was
resolved TO raise $4,000 in the Cincinnati
conference for the Methodist churches in
Chicago. .F..
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lhE issuing Of false and scurrilous
G".u''' y. y from the Register Office yesterday,
Ut |e eeFman language, justifles It's in
wal aiming our readers against n whole bat.
s' S'yo' editorials which will probablyap.
1." u Tue same paper this morning, in.
,..5 ~1l,og to cloud the Judgment Of the
aal passions. r'
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 15-At Q meet
ing Of the Directors oi the Philadelphia
& Trenton Railway to-day, Gatzmer pre-.
siding, II was resolved that Gatzmer be
authorized to execute case upon the
assent Of majority of the stockholders
being obtained for that purpose. A
meeting will be held on the it'll Of Nov.
ember. This is virtual execution OF the
case,
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ENGLAND.
The RumOr of a Regency Denied.

LONDON, October 25.-The Morning
Pest pronounces the rumor OF the estab.
llshment of regency in consequence Of
the Queens prolonged illness groundless.
The contributions to the Mansion
House fund for the Chicago sufferers
amounted last evening to E3S 800. Glas.
gov subscription reached $3.50.
Miss Rye takes out one hundred and
lorty.tlve children for homes in America
on the HISTORIAN, which sails tomorrow
for Quebec.
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THE RSgIs'cr says the Republicans
would not have nominated Prof. PENDLE.
TOY, only they knew they could not beat
alm This is at once untrue and absurd.
W. PESDLEToN sent bis next friend to
Tie Republican conltrccs with n message,
Ay'ng explicitly that, if they made II
nomination against him, llO would at
once withdraw. lie would stand only on
condition that the Republicans made no
nomination. Our friends had, therefore,
oa' m TO make nomination to put Mr..
rENDiEToS clear out of the field; but
,0ey thought with his letter us a plat.
'oim' he ought be elected.
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LOOK out for bogus and mutilated tick
etsY If you are not acquainted with the
names of the proper candidates, get your
tickets from men who arc above sus-
picion. Plenty oI the right kind Of tick
cts have been printed. Don't be put of
with any other kind. Don'tbe persuaded
to sacrifice your candidates for conven-
ton for any less important office. Trust
no man who wants you to scratch the
names of important candidates. Don't
take tickets from anybody who fellow.
ships with the editor Of the Rcgiater You
are sure TO be cheated II you do.
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The Wisconsin and Michigan Suh.
erers-sStatement from the Milwau.
kee Relief Committee.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 25-Thc Relief Com.
mittee for the Northern sufferers by tho
late fires desire to say to the generous
public that the supply Of men and boys
clothing now at thispoint and on the way
for the sufferers in the burnt district Of
Wisconsin and the adjacent portions Of
Michigan Is ample for the present wants.
Heavy and warm clothing for women and
children IS still needed, especially under.
garments. The essential thing required
Is money with which to purchase pro.
visions, material, tools and implements
for building houses, barnes, shops and
mills, for buying horses, oxen, hay and
feed. From fifteen hundred 10 two thou.
sand families arc to DO housed, fed and
clothed until the next harvest, from sup.
plies which must come chiefly through
this Committee. Money may DO sent 10
Alex. Mitchell, Treasurer. Country news.
papers please copy.
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,o'- IsI our readers not forget that the
;, '".'''S Of the Register have not been open
on..,5 respectable Democrats to PROFOUND
,.5 ,.5'uOn' u, TO its candidates on vital issues,
rs,,'. .n ua' That same paper las kept It's
,i.,.. ars'' IN profound ignorance of the
questions V" '"''' '"'''0
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A Pair Of Mlssonti sniriAn..

ST. LOUIS, Oct 25.-At Lexington,
Missouri, on Monday, Henry B. Moore,
an old and worthy citizen, shot himself,
and William Meet, q printer, and a
stranger, name unknown, attempted sui
eide by taking opium.
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The Brnzll EmnncinntInn.

LONDON, Oct. 25.-Brazilian advices re-
port that the emancipation bill passed the
Senate by vote OF "A to 33. The Gov.
ernment recommends TINT the law be exc.
cuted Immediately. The Benedictine or.
der promptly emanCipates all It's 1900
slaves.
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Death OF a Venerable Methodist
Divine,

CINCINNATI, October 2j,-Rev. Geo.
Brown, Doctor of Divinity, editor of the
Methodi1 Recorder, formerly President Of
the college at Uniontown, Pa, and minis.
ter for more than fily.six years, died to.
day at Springfield, Ohio, aged eighty
years.
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iij,,, ij'hNHER voter that some Of the can
b,."s.'n 't' on The "'ealicd Democratic ticket
vo,i,uVy UV'u'y declared themselves against
,Ss .'1S Is', Oy ballot, and that today may be
vina, ,,', ''me yon will be allowed to vote,
porn.. ,."' :, men standing by to hear you an
f., "'' Tue name of every man you vote
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EVERY man, woman and child Is most
vitality interested in this days work. To.
morrow may find men elected to posi-
tions by the votes of our people, who will
rob thopoor man Of the last hope he has
to give his child n fair education.
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American Missionotv As,ocioiion,

HARTFORD, CT, Oct. M.-The twenty
tiilh annual meeting of the American
Missionary Association was held here to.
day. The report Of tho Executive Com
mittec and addresses oil eminent gentle.
men are expectedat the sessions on Wed.
nesday and Thursday.
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THE NEW YORK FIRES.
The CONGREGATIONS iU the Western
Part of the State.

Part of the State.
NMw YORK, Oct ga special from
Niagara Falls states that the woods in
Tamarack Swamp, scycn miles South OF
East LOCkpOrt have been burning since
Monday. A number OF horses, barns,
crops and stock was destroyed 1t Is
feared the fire will spread to Batavia,
Farmers are fleeing with their stock and
furniture The fire cast OF Albion is re-
ported snbdued, but another broke out
five miles north Of that place. The loss
since Sunday at Albion Is ten houses, two
flour mills and fifteen hundred cords Of
wood.
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EVERY man should give this entire day
70 'ne work of cIecting men Of brains,
nerve judgment and moral stamina, who
C'n protect the interests of the 10000
p, people and tile F?O,oOO,OOO of property Of
m onlo County 1t is not a question oI
!, iHf'y' Out the vital question Of seyproiee.
",. ..., 1t Is terrible to contemplate that
'uVA vast interests should be confded to
"'tn who cannot or will not take care Of
themselves
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Resolution of the Ku-KIux DandiLti.
New York, October 2j.-Intclligence
from North Carolina reports that the
banditti Of that State will cndeavor to
hold out against the authorities, and sur
render only on conditions of absolute par.
don
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FAULKNER, Sam. Price, Jonathan Ben.
nett, Ben Smith, Ferguson and Caperton,
will be the men with whom our Ohio
county delegation will have to fight the
battles of the Panhandle in the Conven-
tion. What kind of men will we send
down there to meet these veterans of a
hundred fields? ~
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TIE Register this morning is very much
troubled lest Democrats vote tickets with
the name of Mr.. CAMPBELL inserted In
their tickets in place Of Mr.. PANNEL. We
should not be surprised If the election of.
llcers would find n great many OF just
such tickets when they came to count
out tonight.