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From Washington,
rRAG1cAL STORY coxrRAprcrED.

TRAGICAL STORY CoNTRADICTED.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct. 6. 49, The acting
commissioner, of Indian affairs has received
through Superintendent Hoag, a letter written
by Agent Tatum, pronOuncing the narrowing
story telegraphed from st. Louis on the recent
capture of train, near Fort Sill, and the tor
ture and murder Of transfers, utterly without
foundation. No such outrages have been com
mitted in that vicinity this year.
ANoTHER CONTRADICTION.
The reported defacation of Major Charles
Thomas is untrue. Some time ago Maj. Thomas
was detailed to act as pavmaster, and an error
of few thousand dollars being discovered in
his accounts, Major Thomas at once deposited
$4,000 with the treasury department TO cover
the error. The accounts are now being settled.
There is the best authority for the statement
that the deficient sum will not exceed few
hundred dollars.
NORTH CAROLINA CHEROKEES.
A letter was received at the Indian department
to-day from Col. Cox, of the commission APP
pointed to remove the North Carolina CherOkecS
to the Indian territory. Friend Lang and him
self, with about three hundred Cherokees, eX-
pected to leave London, Tennessee, this after
noon, and will probably arrive at Fort Gibson,
Indian territory, Monday evening next.
OUR COUSIN GERMANS
The total number of Germans residing in the
United States is 500, 533.
ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Alabama claims TO the amount of S16,923,-
74S.43 have thus far been received at the state
department, and miscellaneous claims for in
creased premiums on insurance during the war
to the amount of $629, SAB 81, making the sum
total to date, SIT $685. 91 "A. 1t is SAID there are
more TO come.
YELLOW FEVER.
A private letter from Tampa, Florida, states
that yellow fever is prevalent there in an cpl
demc form. AT the date OF the letter, there
were forty cases in town, and there had been
ten deaths within Il brief period.
RETURN OF THE PRESIDENT.
President Grant returned to Washington to-
night.
CABINET MEMBERS.
The members of the cabinet now here are,
Messrs. Fish, Boutwell,, Belknap and Postmaster
General CresWell
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Naiuralizations in this city for September,
only one hundred and two.
Receipts to the city treasury, today, for per-
sonal taxes, 1921 695
Recorder Hackett to-day sentenced pick
pocket to five years in the state prison.
The suit of Phelps, Dodge & Co. against
Sheriff Walker of Brooklyn, for 5000 damages
for alleged unlawful detention was decided by a
verdict for the defendant of $780,
The cigar mandatory of +. Leahman, in
Brooklyn, and 10000 cigars, were seized for an
attempt to dcfraud the revenue.
Thomas +. Lee, first mate of ship Thomas
Durham, was convicted of manslaughtcr in the
second degree, for killing a sailor named James
Conway, and sentenced to five years in the state
prison.
Robert Chambers who married his first wife
in Prince Edwards island ,Iin 1882, has been ar
rested in Jersey City for alleged bigamy. He
protests his innocence
General Ryan, of Cuban notOriety, visited
Mayor Hall to-day, with request from the eX-
ecutivc committee in charge of the Cuban re-
publican anniversary, to he celebrated next
Tuesday, that he would take part in the pro-
ceedingS and make a speech. He declined, The
general then asked permission TO fire cannon in
front of the city hall, and the mayor said there
were positive instructions from the depaltm
of parks against allowing such. The general
then withdrew.
The jury in the case of Daniel f. Calvin, of
Brooklyn, charged with the murder of Michael
Campbell, July 10, failed to agree, and were dis
charged Calvin was returned to prison.
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Criminal Record.


MURDER.
WEsTCHEsTER, Pa, Oct. 6.-AIrs. Amanda
Spence, cOlOred, was shot and instantly killed,
last night, while in the act Of closing a window.
James Burrell, also colored, was arrested as the
assassin.
ROBBERY.
PHILADELPHIA, Der. CT j. Hemphil, treas
urer of the Walnut street theatre, was robbed
last night in street car of a valise containing
two thousand dollars.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE City, Utah, Oct. 6.-Judge
Mexican adjourned the grand jury till Novem-
ber In doing 50, his honor said:
"GeRtiemen: You have presented to the court
some very important indictments most of
which are not made known to the public. You
have rightly cOmprehended your duties. The
man is an idiot who does not know that bust
ness interests and human interests largely de.
pend upon the enforcement of the laws, and the
man is Il knavc who knows this and yet OPP
poses the enforcement of the laws. The time is
near at hand when even idiots will perceive and
knaves confess that you, gentlemen, are among
the best promoters of the highest interests of
this territory and of society"
1t is rumored that George Q. Cannon, editor
of the News and one of the apostles, will be ar
rested tomorrow, on a charge Of lewd and
lascivious cohabitation with women.
PARDoNED.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 6.-The governor of
Nevada has pardoned Deadman the convict who
risked his life to defend the lieutenant governor,
when the convicts broke ont, at Carson.
DESPERATE.
Riley, the desperate who was shot, as was
supposed, through the heart, by Jordan, in San
Francisco, few weeks ago, scaled the hospital
walls, aud escaped, last night
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Oct. 6.-Daniel G. Calvin,
indicted for the murder of Michael Causpell, on
the 10Th of July last, was placed on trial yester-
day. The cause which led to the killing was in
regard TO Oraneemen and the proclamation of
Gov. Hoffman about the parade of the Orange
meu in New York. While the Jury was heinz
empanelled the counsel for the prisoner said TO
one of them, What church do you attend %
The district attorney objected to the question
and the Judge ruled it out.
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Political.
GEORGIA-TME GOVERNOR


LOUISVILLE, Oct. Ex-Governor Bullock, of
Georgia, who arrived at Louisville, on Thurs
day, was to-day interviewed in reference to the
notice recently issued by the state treasurer of
Georgia, to the effect that, in consequence OF the
absence of the governor, and no one in the state
department knowing where he was, no warrants
on the state treasury would be issued, except
those on the civil establishment and special APP
preparations, as the law in these cases specifies
the amount. The governor states that the
notice of the treasurer is a singular combina-
ton of falsehood and absurdity. The governor
left Georgia in the latter part of July, upon his
usual summer vacation, with his family, his in
tention being to visit California. 1t was well
known to his personal friends, to his secretaries,
to Mr.. Comfy, president of the senate, who Is
eXctficio lieutenant governor He will start
for Georgia within few days.
The exception made in favor of the treasur-
er's notice, includes all warrants that are drawn,
and hence the absurdity of the notice. All eX-
ecutve warrants must be first SUBMITTED to the
controller general for approval, and, when so
approved, the treasurer has no discretion, and
is required by law to pay. The governor states
that the notice of the treasurer is only part of
scheme TO iniure the credit of the Georgia
bonds, for the purpose Of buying them at a
large discount.
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Weather Record,

WASHINGTON, Oct.6 u 100 p. M.-SYNoPsIs
The low barometer which was, Thursday night,
north of the lower lakes, has moved northeast,
with decided fall in pressure and rain on the
middle and east Atlantic coast The storm in
the eastern gulf has apparently entirely subsid-
ed, and the central area of lowest pressure is
now spread over the south Atlantic states,
where fresh and hight southerly winds and
clearing weather are now reported. An area of
partially cloudy and smoky weather, with heavy
tall in temperature, has extended from Arkan-
Sas to Lake Ontario and Lake Michigan, the
highest being central now in Illinois. The
barometer has fallen in the extreme northwest,
and light local rains have been reported in Wis
consin aud Missouri.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Cool weather with north
westerly winds, will probably extend on Satur-
day over the gulf and Atlantic states, with clear
or partially cloudy weather south of the Ohio
river, and partially cloudy and clearing weather
IN the middle and eastern states, with a small
area of cloudiness remaining in West Virginia
An area oflow pressure, with rising temperature
and southerly winds, will probably advance into
Missouri and Wisconsin.
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SUPREME CoURT.-Iu the supreme judicial
court, full bench, law term, forty-eight of the
ffty-thrce cases upon the law docket have been
argued, and the remaining five will be finished
this forenoon, after which the court will adjourn
to Monday. The following have been argued
since Wednesday Huldah A. Dennis VS. Leonard
Wilson, Very and Gaskill for plaintiff, AldliGh
for defendant; VIM d. Holbroob, assignee, VS.. p.
Young; Anthony Chase VS.. city of Worcester
for damages to his estate by the cutting down
of Corbctt street, &C., Aldrich for plaintiff,
Nelson for defendants; John B. Pratt, admins,
TRAITOR VS.. S. +. Atwood, Staples 6 Could
ing for plaintiff, Aldrich for defendant;
S. A. Burgess VS.. c. g. Keyes; VIM.
Wallace VS.. e. G. Bartlett; p, I. X Burpee, APP,
VS.. d. IL. Sparhawk Very and Gaskill for
plaintiff, Aldrich for defendant; Caroline NJ.
Lincoln vs. Geo. T. Lincoln II. d. Eamcs VS..
Margaret L. Collins Samuel Walker VS..
Michael Cronin, the Milford Crispin case Kent
for plaintiff, Staples & Goulding TO- defendants;
Asa Knowlton and wife VS.. city of Worcester,
for damages for defective sidewalk, Very and
Gaski for plaintiffs, Nelson for defendants;
Daniel Williams VS.. Harvlin Townc; Leonard j.
Wilson vs. Thomas Mclaughlin; b. B Lincoln
VS.. James Emerson, Hopkins for plaintiff, Rice &
Blackmer for defendant; Jas. H. Fair
banks VS.. II. G. Hitchcock Timothy Ban
croft VS.. Andrew j. Duncan; Lewis Showing
VS.. Plummer granite company, Hobbs for plain
tiff, Deane for defendants; J. Henry Woods VS..
John Buxton, Holbrook for plaintiff, Rice &
Blackmer for defendant. Also some twenty
cases in which the commonwealth is party,
the points of law on which were argued yester-
day, by Attorney General Allen for the common
wealth. All these latter were under the liquor
act, except the three following: Commonwealth
vs. Vermont and Manchester railroad company,
for causing the death of George A. johnson, at
the accident in Athol, June 49, 1870 by which
the cars were precipitated through bridge into
the liver; Snow Of Fitchburg and Richardson
of Lowell for the defendants. Commonwealth
VS.. Reuben Perrs, Samuel Perris, Docherty,
Charles Gleason and others, the Grafton bank
robbers; Staples & Goulding and McCatferty
for the defendants, on the ground of defects in
the indictments. Commonwealth VS.. Lafayette
CARPENTER, for extorion; Very and Gaskill for
defendant.
Now being argued, case of Dorrance S. God
dard VS.. the Monitor Mutual fire insurance
company, of Boston, to secure insurance on
the building occupied by the Loring & Blake
organ company, near the Junction depot, in
this CITY which was burned March %, 1870.
AIdrich and Hoar for the plaintiff, VIM. &.
Colburn and Chas. Allen, of Boston, for the
defense.
II is understood the divorce cases will be con-
sidered next week.
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The Empress Eugeuia is expected at rorquay.
President Grant visited the Maryland agri-
cultural fair on Friday,
A schooner was wrecked on Lake Poutchar-
tram, Tuesday, and three lives lost.
A manifesto by Napoleon, on the subject Of
the French political situation, is about to be
issued.
The German rcichStag is CUuvoked for the 10th
inst The budget to be submitted proposes an
increase of five million thaers IN the appropria-
lions for the navy and coast detcnceS.
The state camp Of the Sons Of America held
their annual meeting Mt Albany, on Thursday.
Seventy delegates were present. George W.
Van Cleft of New York was chosen president
for the ensuing year.
On Friday, Mrs. f. FELTON, of Rochester, n. Y,
while passing from one car to another and car
rying child, on the train near Chicago, fell
beneath the wheels. Both bodies were terribly
mutilatcd.
The suit of Mrs, Gen. Buckner VS.. the heirs of
the kingsbury estate, involving property to the
amount of $1,000, 900, was concluded in the SUI
preme court at Ottawa, Ill.,, on the 9Th, dcci-
sion being rendered in favor of Mrs. Buckner.
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sunday Services.

Trinity NJ. e. church-preaching at l01s A. NJ. and
9I p M, by the pastor, Kew. W. n. Mallalieu. Ser
mon in the afternoon to working men, and on the
following Sabbath TO working women.
Church of the Unity-Bey. a. G. NickersOn, of
Roston will preach Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. james De Normandie, of Portsmouth, N. H.,
will preach at the Flrst Unitarian Westinghouse,
tomorrow, at 10k A. NJ, and ~ p. NJ.
Prof Ezra Gould OF Newton VIII preach at The
Main ST, Baptist church, tomorrow
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New England Dispatches.

MASSACHUSETTS,.
SALEM, Oct. 6.-Ihe America4 board of for
eign missions held its closing meeting to-day in
Mechanic hall, which was IhrOnged. President
Hopkins introduced the missionaries, who are
about to leave for the field of their labors, in
touching remarks, to which several Of them re-
sponded Those who return to missionary
work are: Rev IL. n Barkham and wife, of the
Harpook mission; Rev. Luther II. Gulick and
vile, of the japanese mission; Rev. Chauncey
Goodrich and wife, of the north China mission
Rev. II. A. Scanffle and wife, of Constantinople,
and Rev. p. Gulick of the north China mission.
The labOrers are as follows Mrs. Anna V. Mum.
ford, to Bulgaria, Turkey; Rev. W. A. Spaulding
and wife, to western Turkey; Rev. J. d. BARS and
wife, to Japan; Rev. j. Henry House, to Bull
garia; Rev. w Parsons, to the same mission
J. W. Berry, NJ. d., to Japan; Thomas L. Riggs,
to the Dakota Indians; Rev. j. E. Scott and
wife, to eastern Turkey. The farewell services
were of an exceedingly interesting and impress
Siye character.
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Oct. 6.-An interesting meeting
was held in Allyn hall this evening, in celebra-
ton of the treaty of Washington. Gov. Jewell
presided. Speeches were made by Rev. j. b.
Miles, secretary of the American peace society,
of Boston; Rev Mr.. Whittlesey, of New Haven !;
Rev. c. Buck, and the principal address by
Hon. Elihu Burritt, of New Britain.
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The drouth now prevailing in the west has
not b en- equaled within twenty-five years.
All through central aud southern Illinois the
wells and small streams are completely dried
m. and the inhabitants find great difficulty in
obtaining sufficient water for the household and
stock. The soil is so dry that blowing is i'm
Dor sible. The drouth extends further north
and to Wisconsin.
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Sporting Affairs.
rALIFnRNIA TROTTING

SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. GA match for twenty
thousand dollars, between two unnamed Cali
fornia horses, is to come off over the Sacramento
course within ninety days.
Another match is made, in which a San Fran
cisco truck horse is TO trot twenty miles IN an
hour.
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PAXToN-The installation of Rev. 7. L. Ellis
as pastor of the First Congregational church, in
this town, took place on Tuesday, Sept. Goth.
The council organized by the choice of Rev. A.
Ii. Coolidge moderator, Rev r. b. Stratton
scribe, and, after most interesting and salts
factory examination OF the pastor elect, proceed
ed with the public services in the church in the
following order Anthem by the choir, invocation
by Rev. S. Fowler of Millbury, reading scripture
by Rev. II. Cummings ofRutland, sermon by Rev
g. II. Gould, d. D., of Worcester, installing
prayer by Rev. A Fl. Coolidge of Leicester,
charge 10 the pastor by Rev. f. O. Bartlett OF
Providence, right hand of fellowship by Rev. A.
j. Bates of Saundersville, address to the people
by Rev. Il. B. Stratton of Worcester prayer by
Rev. Moses Winch, who, forty years ago, was
installed over this church, benedcton by the
pastor. These services were deeply touching
and impressive, intersperSed with singing by an
excellent choir The church was most beautiful.
ly decorated by the ladies of the parish with
evergreen, autumn leaves and flowers. In front
of the gallery was tasteGully arranged the ex-
pressive words, 1--WE welcome you" in ever
green. Mr.. Ellis comes among united people
and enters upon this field of labor under the
most interesting and favorable auspices.
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Ecclesiastical.



BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.-In the Episcopal con-
vention, to-day, the conservation of Assistant
Bishop Howe, of South Carolina, was approved.
Concurrent action with the house of bishops
was taken in relation to the formation of the
new diocese of Pennsylvania.
A resolution was adopted, accepting the invita-
ton Of the board of missions TO unite in cele
5ratng Tuesday next, the filtcth anniversary
of the missionary organization, as a jubilee.
The celebration will be by religious services.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
MoRMONs.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 6.-The Semi-annual
conference of the Mormon church opened this
morning. The attendance was not as large as
usual Different elders have spoken, all to the
glOritication of the Mormon church. but gener-
ally the language and sentiment were quite
moderate. One of the apostles remarked, sig
niicantly, that he was willing, and SO were the
great bulk of the Latter Day Saints" to obey
every good and constitutional law enacted by
the government of our country. With regard
TO the laws, however, which were designed to in
fringe upon his or their rights as free men. he
could not say quite so much. 1t is expected
that Brigham Young, if able, will speak Sun
1nV
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A freight train passing through Louisville, KY,
yesterday mording, ran into a street car at 18th
street crossing. The street car was crowded
with workmen on the track, and number of
passengers were severely injured, two feared ia
tally.
The sentence of Rochefort has been COMMITTED
from Imprisonment for life to Punishment from
French territory,
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