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RECAPITULATION
CHICAGO.
Sheridan's Action Approved by the
President-Busine Matters-In.
teresting suit-Receipts OF Hogs,


CHICAGO, November 20-A special to
the Post says that Immediately before
Sherman's Endorsement Of Sheridans
report reached Springfield, Illinois,
Governor Palmer wrote the President,
setting forth the facts in the case from
his peculiar standpoint, and entreatiDg
the President to veto Sherman's de-
cison and disapprove Of Sheridan's ac-
ton. The President transmitted to
Palmer copy of all the orders, papers
and documents in the case, and covered
them with the blank Endorsement, II
approve of General Sheridan's action.
This is the sixth week after the fire.
The business OF Chicago shows little
decrease from that of the corresponding
period of last year. There is more cap
ital in the city than can find invest
ment; plenty of labor in demand; pro-
visions, clothing and timber are cheap;
not a bank has suspended; not leading
merchant repudiated his paper. no
panic of any kind has taken place, and
the city is on its feet again. Since the
fire the Chicago postoffice has been
greatly embarrassed in its facilities for
distributing mails, owing to its cramped
and Insufficient accommodations. The
postotfice will in few days remove to
it's capacious new quarters in Wabash
avenue, the Methodist church ediice,
which is being altered over and ar
ranged for postal purposes. AS soon as
the postoffice shall have been moved,
the mail distribution will be recon-
menced with the former regularity.
THE people Of the State Of Illinois,
upou the relation of Catharine r. Waite
va. Jas, Stanley, H. R. Stebbens, and
J. V. Lewis-petition for alternative
mandamus,' is the title Of a case com
menced in the Superior Court this fore
noon. The defendants were the Board
of Registration Tor the town o! Hyde
Park. and the plaintiff, being woman
and a citizen Of Illinois. desires that
defendants show cause why peremP
tory mandamus should not issue against
them requiring them to register her
name as voter oi the town Of Hyde
Park, they having refused to do 80.
The plaintiff, Mrs. Waite, is wife OF
Judge Waite, aad is well known as a
prominent woman suffrage advocate.
Governor Palmer, concurring with
the President Of the United States,
has issued proclamation for general
thanksgiving Thursday, the Both inst,
of next week.
| The receipts OF hogs at the United
States yards, in this city. last week were
| l02, ,5l4,5l4. against 56, ,0S6 the previous
week. and IS, ,726 for the corresponding
week las. year. The packing season
! may now be said to be in full blast, and
the weather is favorable for cutting.
Our packers have thus far bought and
dispatched $4,000 hogs, against 90, 267
head at this date last year.
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ton was to adjourn Z sine die without
counting the aldermanic vote, served on
the President of the Board peremptory
mandamns, commanding them TO pro.
ceed at once to count the aldermanic
votes. This mandamus was disregard.
ed and resolutions were passed directing
the corporation counsel to appear to,
morrow morning before the court, and
argue the legality Of the rights OF the
present Board. From this action it is
thought the old Board do not intend to
quietly resign their seats to the newly
elected Board. - aE go
SMALLPOX.
There have been twenty-three cases of
smallpox reported since Saturday noon.
Richard b. Connolly
resigned his position of Controller Of
the city Of New York to-day, and the
Mayor Immediately appointed Deputy
Controller Andrew Green 10 fll the va
cancy. 90
The Sheriff this forenoon returned to
Judge Ingraham the orders for the ar
rest Of Ingersoll, Woodward and Gar
vey, all being beyond the limit of bis
power. Garvey is, without doubt. in
Europe, and can only be brought back
on a criminal process. Woodward is
In Canada, definite information OF that
fact having reached the Sheriff's office.
lngersoll is in Jersey City, where he
can defy the civil law.
The Banks.
The Bowling Green Savings Bank is
closed up to-day. The police are ia
charge OF the entrance. The Guardian
Bank remains closed. There was
slight run on the National Savings
banking house on the streets this morn
ing, but ali demands were met. A no
Iice has been hung up in the bank that
it is abundanily able to pay all depos-
itors in full.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Suicide.

S"lCluCs
PHILADELPHIA, November 2O.-The
man who was found this morning, with
his throat cut, lying in an open lot on
Walnut street, near Twenty-third, has
been recognized as William Shuhert, a
married man, residing at No. 20l2 En-
erald street. He lett home last evening,
telling his wife he was going to a beer
saloon. She gave him ninety cents,
sixty OF which were found upon his
body. The Coroners physician, at a
post mortem examination, expressed the
opinion that the wound was a suicidal
one. This explodes the murder theory
as published in the evening papers.
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CINCINNATI.
Ion, Nace-Fatal Stabbinx.

CIxclxSArI November @.-Jem
Mace, accompanied by his trainer start
ID for New Orleans tonight. i
Peter German. a young man. was
stabbed to death this afternoon oy ~
Davoto, a saloon keeper on Sixth street
Davoto says he found Gorman leaning
over his counter, attempting to open the
@ U,onev drawer and accused him OF
,r ,rv;ns to steal money. which Go[man
asnisd. & and on being called thief, ne
'uen,eI ,' a. Dayoto. The latter drew q
si s;r inch dirk knife and plunged 1t 70
the heart Of his victim, VINO o,..n .m,ns n,sd
dstely dropped dead Davo,o s.,e%p.sSS ~ n1assS
to escape, but was captured ana pla's'
in the station house. s.,f- s.. o.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November 2O.-The
ligbt-ship off Savannah has been placed
in position again.
Georgia Matters.
Georgia papers say that Messrs. Hen
.ry Clews & Co. will take hold OF Bull
lock and Kimbalps unfinished Georgia
railroads and complete them in order to
get back the advances they have made.
The Duke Alexis.
The safe arrival of Alexis causes
great rejoicing here. Much anxiety
has been felt for his safety.
Wife Murder.
Thomas Kattely beat his wife to
death last night. He is now in custody.
A Special Treasury Agent
sent to investigate Collector Robb case
sent in his report to-day, fully substan-
tiating former reports and proving Rob6
dishonest and incompetent. His trial
for fraud and embezzlement comes on
at Savannah this week.
By direction Of the President the
Department Of the Platte
is re-established and General Ord trans.
ferred to the command thereof until
another officer shall be assigned to the
The California command
theory will be exercised by the Division
Commander, General Schofeld, and they
will report to him accordingly.
The Reception
of Grand Duke Alexis by President
Grant will be strictly private affair.
Only the President. the members OF the
Cabinet and the Russian party will be
present. The reception will take place
at noon or the day after the arrival OF
Alexis in this city.
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From the Louisville Ledger, Saturday.
THE INDIANA TRAGEDY
The Last Act-Assembling OF the
Vigilance COmmittee--The Doors
or the Jail Tor, John.
son and Davis Taken from the
Jail and Hung-ThrIiling scenes at
the Execution,
PoRTENTIoUs SIGNS.

P0RTENTIOUS SIGNS.
The rumors afoat concerning the
probable work of an organized band to
take out of jail and summarily hang
the negroes Taylor, Davis and johnson,
charged with the horrible murder Of
the Park family, led our reporter to
the probable scene OF action early
Thursday evening. Arriving at Charles
town at 6 o'clock, there could be OBJ
served
AN UNUSUAL QUIETNEsS
upon the streets, with small crowds
of men here and there talking over the
matter oithe
FAILURE OF THE GRAND JURY
to find bills Of indictment against the
accused, and being dismissed by the
Judge, as the time allowed them TO SIT
had expired, some expressing surprise,
others acquiescing in the policy OF delay
for further investigation, with hopes OF
securing cumulative evidence against
the accused. The expression was, how
ever, general that it was the wlsest and
best policy TO let the law have free
course. To close observer, however,
there were
soNp SICSs oE MISCHIEF
in the very atmosphere that irresistibly
forced the conviction that the sequel to
the awful tragedy would culminate
during the night The catch-words Of
the conversation Of passers-by could be
easily construed by an expectapt hearer
into almost positive evidence that some
thing would be done, but your reporter
heard no one openly advise or approve
Of violence toward the prisoners.
CLERGYMAN VISITS THE PRISONERS.
A minister visited the prisoners in
the Jail little after dark Thursday
night, and by the kindness Of the jailor
we were permitted to be one OF the
party. The prisoners had been visited
by so many that they seemed Indifferent
at the approach OF another person. But
when the mission was known, they ca
kerly responded to the call of the jailor
and conversed moet freely. The first
cell visited was that Of Taylor. He was
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The body Of Dr.. Higgins, q farmer
was found near Delphos, Ohio, on Sun
iday. He we seem Last on Saturday
evening. j. is aupposed he gas throEn
from bis wagon and the wheels passed
over his head. The horses were found
standing some distance from the body
With the lines wrapped around one hub.
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3TFFALO.
Marine Disasters.

pay. y \, November 20.-Ad-
''"5sl here this morning from
..'r Michigan, by the owners
Z q, Twilight state that this
T. o.; on Monday last near
! i.o2Egaes, on Lake Huron.
y 'oasi'iins Of eight men, were
: .-e Twilight was loaded with
'lai con,'gued TO Cleveland.
&1is.oT Evergreen City, which
H.9;e on Long Point, Lake
'a.e The gale Of Tuesday
:'ssiay Of last week, has been
.,l a.. efforts to release her
Isi She will soon 60 to
.a- Lrer!reen City was loaded
.-'' 'td consigned to parties in
'2'er c. A. King, ashore for
= lear Long Point, was re.
= A>'R'lay last by relief tugs
70 : city. She was obliged,
"'a'ow overheard 5000 bush.
'-7a' before she would float.
>-22ne' q. Bates, loaded with
,''". !. .o.vlo, consigned through
!. - New York, is now long
vessels that entered Lake
"AFAny with her having ar.
'Ay' ago. 1t is feared she
Ile gale with all on board
- "asIsted OF ten men.
b .''.Atr Ella Bates, which
,,, IN Sheboygan fifteen day:
'~.cA wa, considerably ovel
49, - morning reported havins
,...,i 15 american side Of the lake
/. b. a.aia, Ohio. Nothing regard
-. .'a Las yet been heard, and i
van Ary have all been lost
, ~. ..'R'ng telegram was receive,
I 'a9Oy the Buffalo Board o
~HE, y. Y, November 20.
" 'Ie Iateness OF the seasol
. s,:i = amount Of property aAoa
: ~ "a. aud the serious detention
\ s.' 'A,e' at different points.
;s.' 'a .. L:eeeessary e that action b
ea3," Trade should be taken q
: L.J, ,-so !. sent to Port Byron, Syra
,S.:iS $S Falls and Schenectad
'es, IN putting boats through !
sa,i l. Unless the mild weather
.:,,.5 |s fearful losses of 1867 wi
..2r.., "aiy to a agreater extent, a
}. 'ahg OF the po.lu,
'tSaa., w. ,,a,: above, and they adopte
&EI ~ SspSssaling to the State Al
Ssa.;jr;:s ~ canal committee to 81
-F;;l,,aa.te steps be taken to use a
St noTs s IN their power to facil
"a Tbsa1ssnt Tbsnsnt Of the boats. NJ
s3,,,,55'stOa, Secretary Of Il
! i5Sa,S95 estimates that there a,
<niS H." .. bushels of grain aloI
~' canal at the present tim
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PITTSBURGH.
Statements or the shipmentsorC Coal.
p,rreprpnu Novam har 0f1 I'VE pub-

. PlrrsBURsH, November 20.-Wepub-
lish herewith a revised list OF the tows
of coal sent south on the late rise. The
towboats J. S. Morgan, Niagara, Bril-
liant Dexter. General Larimer and
Jacob Painter, published on last Thurs
day and Friday, did not depart on ac-
count of accidents and other causes:
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Thomas Murphy. Collector sas.c.,d .. his h;s
Port Of New York, has .ende.sI nas h..n ~,
!.sisnstion, rois A. and his successor haa 0een
appointed
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-,nniestion interrupted.

!, November 2O.-lniormatlon
. ...,.yei here that the cable
>,,r,aaisni Negasski, Japan,
.s.rrlpied. The company
.,as, messages must be mailed
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-. peinfOrcenents

| :. , 70. Cuba, for the assist
PFC. ,5yernnent troops in their
.,s'a tie insurgents.
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How to get long well-Dig it deep.
Labor in yain-Working 10 coal
mine.
"Halfaudhali measures"-PeWtsr
pots.
Arssuciioaesrs naturally forbidden
class Of men.
Is . pavnbroker . man Of principal 2
Yes; il is his interest TO be 90.
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sGoyarnmeuf Of France.

y.yemjrr 2O-The leaders OF
::;a; parties in the Assembly
- a.:ua.ly engaged in agitat-
.,..on in relation to the
| e.. o, government which it is
49,. come up for deliberation
.: session. Frequent confer
- eya held 10y the Legitimist
st.a view TO concerted action,
>. srsa decided TO submit 10 the
l.:9p3SaI for the restoration
\ G.i-chy with the Due de
King
f. November 20.-The Shoe
:, -5a OF this city has passed
.:r,y.y.ng TO adhere TO the
. >ycir,v. The Compost
Scr l0wever, refuse to counten-
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,gy between
King Amadu"s
.er, last evening, on the
as re. soa,.on of the Cati
, conclusion il was an
.., an understanding had
- 3, between the King and
{. =. y ,ni that the members OF
...,j ~ withdrawn their resigna-
.....,,el the previous evening;
,..,. ministry, Under Admiral
8. President, will therefore
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>ociety Meeting.

gy November 2O.-At a meet
nPauiotic Union, held in
III, evening, 81 eeches were
? 1ai 'eso,utious passed indors-
,',?)Tiing the action assumed
.A,.e. D.lkes in his recent ad-
ne Uorklngmen, in which he
.,. Win much bitterness the
'-Is-riitures of Her Majesty s
..-.. al the royal household.
.~,! va. largely attended and
Is. -;zei by great enthusiasm.
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rHE ecrNE on ZEE ulxorxc.

In an incredibly short space Of time
they arrived at the scene, where the
awful tragedy of swinging the three men
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a,rsrrment of France.
WORKING m E N
Eipg Anadiies

..,.mher 2O.-A confer
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,-.oNs WITHDRAWN.
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Mr.. Reuben Daily, reporter for the
Cowier-Jow1sal, who had taken lodg.
ings at the Jail, begged to be permitted
to repair TO the telegraph Office and re-
port the attack on the jail for bis morn
ing paper, but was refused, and ordered
to deslst, some Of the party telling him
they
did NOT Do BUSINESS THAT WAY.
aud be was only released after the party
was fairly on their way on. Of the VII
lage. Your reporter, more fortunate
than be, was soon on the track OF the
party, which proceeded out the Otisco
road. They hasteued their doomed
prisoners at 90 rapid a pace that it WA
difficult TO keep in sight Of their rapid
march. At the upper end Of the vii
lage, one OF the prisoners, Taylor,
either refused to 90, or stumbling, fell,
when the order was given to drag him,
and after . brief hating. they resumed
their rapid fight -
ruv erv~v an 1yy n.xc,~n
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Squire Taylor and George Johnsop
were raised near this city, the former
bsvipg belonged to the Craddock family.
Of this county. The tragic manner Of
Mr.. Craddock's death Is well known TO
our citizens. George Johnson either
belonged TO Mr.. Boyd. Of Boyds Com
mercisl College. while . slave. or VA
in his employ since the war. M
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ROGEk'S MAGNETIC OIL
AND
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I s the remedy, par excellence, for all diseases
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gDailp ARGUS.

Mas. LAURA FAIR, during her imprison-
ment, has dramatized Owen Meredith's
poem, Lucille"