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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

The neat fAir Of the Frederick County AEri.
cultural Society will DO held on the lair
SctSSSt rs and sSS,iS1,5g ysuT % dsy, O'T X %Il
doubtless, be the most interesting ever held by
that very tuocessiul association, now 90 iayOta-
bly, known. That the Frederick County eNhl-
billion possesses unusual attraotiyeness IL eyi
dent BY the immenso attendance OF visitors who
annually ihrOng The grounds. This IL perhaps
due In part to the great beauty OF It's location
aud surrOundingl, as we'll as Us successful man.
Agement. The grounds are Immediately In the
suburbs OF the Interesting little city OF Fred4
erlck, commanding beautiful view Of the fer.
tile and highly cultivated valley. with its
great advantages Of convenience and ease Of ac-
cess, II will, no doubt, always be n fayorlts re-
sort. II will DO remembered that President
Grant and Cabinet visited the falr two suoces-
siVo years, and that last year Horace Greeley
was tho orator Gen. Wade Hampton delivers
the annual address this year.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
TENTH DISTRICT BOLTERs,


Attempt TO Nsnituate New Caadldats-ata.
nal Rallure-Hsw the Chairu,an Declared
the NoaIBatioH Made.
A few boiling Republicans Of the Tenth az
90 o, between Twelfth and ThirIsenth strsoiS
John wauaoo was chosen chairman Of the meet.
lng and John A. uoE secretary.
Bsiors Ne %ssuaE S ssd d sSsn Sry oTEsps,aSd
q. Trlmble, the regular Republican cn1ahiate
IN tho district far outnumbsrsd the feW boilers
present, and 10 consequence lively time was
anticipated. AZ soon Hs the secretary had taken
his seat a. the table, the Chair announced that
the regular Republican club q the district had
met TO nominate candidate for delegate,
Michael Curtin, This IL not the regular Re-
publican olub. who is your PRESIDENT
The Chair. 1eBATnes,
Garter Oh d-n hlmi he died long ago. tGreat
noise and confusion and cries from all parts Of
Henry A. Pixton then mounted the stand and
tried 10 make speech, but he was booted down,
and finally gave up the attempt
A motion vas then made TO proceed 10 MONT.
nate q candidate fr delegate.
Tho motion was put amh tho greatest noise
and confusion, and although voted down was
decided In have been carried by the chair.
Michael Curtin attempted TO say something,
hut the chair ordered him to st down, and said
II he did not keep quiet no would have him put
out.
Amid much noise aud cries from all parts Of
the hall, tho Chair aRaln put the motion, and,
although voted down agaln, declared II carried.
Dick U0vlngton A provision ! call Tor q
provision
A division was called for, aud the CHAIR sEaIn
announced that tho motion hal been carried.
The uproaT oontinued, and the CHAIR called
upon the police TO preserve order.
The CHAIR announced that CHARLES Wallace,
Henry A. Pixton and u. p. Chappell had been
put In nomination.
Mr.. Uhappen announced that his name had
been used without bis authority, and he would
have nothing to do with the crowd present.
MIR. Cox, the secretary, tried to make speech,
but was not allowed TO do so.
U. p. Chappet tried TO address the NOT, but
he was obliged 10 retire from the stand.
Plxton again attempted TO say few words
but bis voice was drowned In tho noise.
FINALLY, II was agreed that Dick OOvinHton
should make hve.mlnute speech. Covlngton
made rambling, nonsonsicaI speech, or, rather,
occupied the stage for about ten minutes,
Finally, COylngton vas Induced 70 stop, and
then three cheers were given for Trimble and
three for Chapman.
At last the chairman put motion, and before
any one know what Il was about declared that
Henry A. Piston had been nominated for dele
gate. Only i've or siE persons voted In the
Affirmative.
The meeting then adjourned 10 much confu.
sion and dlaOFiaF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

At tho monthly meeting OF the above assOola-
tlUn, held last evening In the lecture room Otthe
Y. NJ. y. A. building, there was q large repre-.
sentAtion present, and many new applicants al.
mltted as members, among whom were the Hon.
]. II. Baker, Commissioner Of Pensions Among
other business transacted, an amendment tn the
bylaws was proposed (which will bn considered
al the next regular moetluRl providing for an
increase Of tho initiation Zee TO ~ for both
classes, tho foe where only one class ia taken TO
was tifst organized the fee was made as small
as possible In order 10 offer suficlent induce.
meht fur members TO Join, but the rapid growth
Of membership has suggested the proprloty OF
this increase Of fec which will correspond with
that Of similar associations throughout the
country. Persons Wishing to receive the boneht
Of the present low fee should avail themselves
Of tho opportunity at the earliest possible mo-
mont colonel Abraham Moore Of the Patent
Once, was elected a director,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
R0cK TsLSSD ERsEsIG. r fLL IRS TIE


Rock ISLAND ARSENAL LLIRoIg,
August Is, lBIa I
Sealed proposals will DO received At this ATGSuaI 10
bs opened September 2a 70 fuFnlah the FOLLOWING b
Of Iron delivered at this Arsenal
~ hneAl feet OF bineh light deck beams, cot a.
required Tor roof TAfteTs, not 10 exceed " feet 10
length. -
~ naAl feet OF finch light bsAma Tor puTllns cut
In nEths a. required, not 70 eHoesd ~ feet
bl9 line4l feat OF good quality American bar IFon,
y Inch By inohoa '--|'
l7b squares Of best qnlty corrugated Iron FOoduE
Bids will DO received Tor Nos ~ aud gl and foT both
black and galvanized iTon. About lb8 squares must
inches and lap.
BiddoTs must state the name Of Manufacturer aud
quality Of The Iron they will furnish And the hnoaaaI
a elddsE must enter into contract to furnish the Fou
AZ the iron must DO Furnished before November IS,
lhs, and about ono third before November l, tBf3
htheT noTmAlion respecting II can be obtained FROM
The pnitsd States reserves the ElEht p reject any
or all bldA ID, w, fLAOLHR,
eoo2 Capt Of Ordinance, CONG.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

they should come In tue character OF ahiants 10
ale afndavits 10 sustain lie vague and general
ayerments. SO that when your Honor comes TO
look At this bill you will md, because Of the
generality Of lts charges, and " you 20 boyond
that because OF the failure 10 sustain any one Of
them by adequate proof, that by tho cllarly %.
tabllshed rule chancery oann0t lnlnrInfe, iOF
ohnncery will mover interfere IN caaea 81 doubt
full facts, but will turn 90 that aoonunt the
clamorlug llugAuts oyer 70 the law deparimspt
Of the court h| pa r.
The usual hour Of adjournment hayIpg ar.
rived, the Court adjourned en- Mopdsy Il n
o'clock vs. %
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
n oTIoE TO CONTRACTORS.


CHATTANOOGA, TESN,, Aug Q, ib7S.
Sealed proposals., to be made 10 duplleats viii ba
tsgs'sd ~ this once uutn ton No) O'clock 4, M %
WEDNESDAY,, september twenty hith, (a5th,) l6Tl,
thoals betwsen OhAttapo0aa aud Loudon, Tenbeaase
VIZ London, HATtlson'a, hWsotwAtar, hOaaTta Ia
Gon,sL Miisan's Island beVon Islands and Long L.
The WoIE 10 DO dons consists Generally Of the sIe,
vAi0u Of rock, gravel Ao, the removal Of GnAEa and
The construction Of Hp.rup dHma-a IN thu river, the
depth Of water VaTynE from few iuohea 10 three 90
iBpt.
Detailed Bpaolh0Atl0nG and lnttTuation6 for bddsr
and pnnted forms upon which all bids offered must
be made, may be had upon ApplloAiion At this once.
WALTnR MCFARLAND,
auH Major Of RnHlneors.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

THuRsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dentrinoe in use. 1t keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price 70 and 80 oontS
JouVHH's lnodsrous Kid Glove Cleaner Is far
superior to anything known. Price 20 cents.
THoMPsoHs Pomate Optims Il exquisite. It
soitsnsl beautihes, and strsngthens tho hair.
Price "a and so cents.
All for sale by DTugElstB.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

TnE Worcester GGssns says! For good
round, iuliy-devslopOd straw Commend Us 70
the vote taGon at the reunion Of the Thirty,
sixth Massachusetts Feglmenl-GpnL .glli.
Greeley, q The boys In blue know how 10 vote
aS we'll as night, and arc reEdy at any hour VI
the day 70 rally round the HaE.'n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

The Monogram Rye House." corner Of Thir-
teenth and streets has tho earnest lndOTse-
nent and recommendation Of Thousands Of It's
patrons. There they md pure old kentucky
whisky at the living price OF tea cents. The
To sell a prime article at this rate Numerous
parlOrs above are elegantly htted up as private
dining and supper rooms, and ladies aud gentle
men are accommodated there with every rich
delloacy Of the season.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
CITY ITEMS.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned In a hrstcIAEs manner
send them to A. FISHER, olS @ street, Op.
posito Patent Once. The Professor will give
you satisfaction without fall.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
THE COU KITS.


SPECIAL TERH-Judgs Hum hrsyI.-ThIs court
was engaged as follows yes erdAy;
Nolan vs.. holland. Order for notification Of Alb
sent defendant by advertisement
The case Of tho Seventh street injunction was
argued by Mr.. Bond, but not concluded.
The court then adjourned until this morning,
POLlCK
POLICE CoURT-Judge MIiiL-The usual rou.
tine cases occupied this court yesterday.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

The Greeley and Brown club OF tho Eleventh
district met last night At Potomac Hall CORNER
Of Eleventh street and Maryland avenue Ed
ward HammorslOy occupied the chair and NJ u
Luttrell acted - secretary,
After the Transaction Of some routine buslhess
addressed Woro made by DIR. H. Clayton and
Others, and the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
pRoPosALs FOR FLOUR

OFFICE OHnET Oohfh1AAAnT or HUBuHrENCEO
DEPAnTMEhT or DAKOTA, ,
81. Paul. hlsH, Aug, y, lsll
Sealed pTopoaAla IN duplicate, Invited until ~
o'clock m, FRIDAY, September N, lsIl, for fuTnlah-
Ing tho United btAtos Bpbsistaneo Department with
5000 pounds OF fraah ground Xxx -four, to be
made wholly from original stock Of sound spring
wheat Of best quality and delivered sacks OF barrels
Al Fort hllH, NJ IT, In such iAntltos and AZ such
ugoa prior 70 May !, 1919, a. msy be required.
samples OF each brand OF Hour offered should 20.
OompAny the bids, aud each bid contain q W1ttsn
EHLEhntee from two responsible parties for the faith
tul performance OF tho contract, Il awarded.
The proposals will be Endorsed Proposals for
Float" and Addressed To the A. q. g., Fort Kills, N.
T., at which place they will DO opened at the time
respond 70 their hlda
by order OF hsi1r General HAueook,
j. II, GILMAN,
COS OApLAln and o. 81 /. NJ. q. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

The Good samaritan lodges Of this city oele.
brated their ANIMAL anniversary yesterday by .
parade during the day through our principal
streets, whom they made very credltAble ap.
peArance. In the evening they had a supper At
Union League hall, and spent the evening 10 q
most ENJOYABLE manner
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

The committee appointed to inquire into the
eHpedienoy Of forming q lyceum IN the West
Ind reported TO q meeting held last Saturday,
that II was ineGpediont to attempt said Organl.
sion pro and con. It was deteTm to abandon
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

The case Of Mattlngly vs.. District Of Oolum.
BID, came up again yesterday In tho special
term. Dir. Cook being unwell and not able 10
close his argument, the Court suggested that no
should nle an argument IN writing, Mr. BOnl
submitted his Views, and the court adjourned
until this WOrnlng,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

The following was the range Ofthe Thermometer
yesterday At Hemplers OptlciAn store, No. ass
PennsylvaniA avenue, corner OF Four.And. A. half
street, a. m, co. 10 a. m, ~ IL m, 81; 2 D. m,
49, p m, sbi y. m, 81; s D. m, 70.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

A meeting Of the citizens OF the Sixth district
opposed to the Board OF Public Works was called
for last night, and at o'clock six persons pre-
sentod themselves, including two reporters
Anor Vainly waiting for some additions To their
numbers, DIR. W. .. Baldwin, who seemed TO be
tho leading spirit, notified tho reporters that
they must leave, and after q few moments he
and bis dlsappolnted party did lIkeNIse.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

Tho Weed Sewing MAchin0-tho machine that
gives more general satisfaction than any other
can DO purchased or leased on favorable terms,
at Oompany's AGENCY, AOg Ninth street. lm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth
street, pays per cent. 90 deposits.
Banking iOurs-9 to I, Saturdays, " and
d tOS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

At ! o'clock last evening about two hundred
members Of the temperance orders Of this city,
among whom We noticed about sixty irrepressl.
ble JOnadAbs, embarked on the city OF AleNan.
dila TO attend the second anniversary Of Belle
Haven Lodge Of Good Tomplars Of tho city Of
Alexandria. On their arrival at SAroptA hall,
where they were received by Marshal NOAle,
tho following order Of exercises was introduced
Opening prayer by Marshal Neale sOng by Jas.
Thayer OF this city; address by J. h. Dunning /;
song by Master Frank Mcclure; address by
Hon. ID. p. Holloway; reading by John TWee.
daloi closing with short and interesting addresses
by Moslrg Harrison and Williams, OF AleNan.
drlA. The Washlngtonians arrived home at
1850 O'Clock, pleased with their trip down the
river.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
USEFUL TAOTa WORTH KuOwIHa.

A. NJ. TUHMAS, as Ninth street, Is selling
wall paper window shades, 40, cheaper than
any On0 in tho civ
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

Tho WaShIBEton City SIayIsEs Bank,
corner ofSsysnth street and Louisiana avenue,
pays per cent. Interest on all deposits. lie,
Oalts can be made and drawn at will
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

met last evening at State Association hall, 4Tp
Pennsylvanin avenue, tho president NJ. NJ
kaighn, 10 the chair, and Mai. J. SHAW secre.
taTy. Mr. MoMurtTie and Mr. Mclaughlin were
elected TO membership. The officers submitted
their annual reports, which showed the Rssncia.
lion to be In prosperous condition. The presI.
dent reported that Adyices frum the state were
OF most encouraging character, and giving
every reason that Grant will carry the State by
. good majority. Amer the transaction OF rou.
tine business the association adjourned to meet
on the call Of the president.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24
RoPoT4Haf Az sSps Es ork IHRSiR yEER OF


PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
OFFICE On. On. Mn. DEP'r PLATTEl
OMAHA, NAB, sept ., ls7a. !
Sealed Bids, In duploAte, With EuaTantSs signed By
two Erspans6s PArhsa, not bidders, will be received
AZ this On.oa until eleven o'clock a. ~, THURSOAY
October 0, 1874, tor the delivery al Omaha Depot
Nebraska, from time 70 time a. required, Of
6O1OJ bushels Of oats,
1000 bushels Of ootn,
or AIRY part thereof.
age"
The right TO rsisot any or all bids is reserved.
Black bids furnished and general oohditionh made
ZLEx, J, PERRY,
Bo9 Oh. Or, M, Dept. PlAtis.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24

Yesterday the second registration was made
In the First and Second legislative districts and
with tho following results In the FIRST, white,
l2i; colOred, ISL. Total, us. The total regis.
tratlOn ns II now stands 10 the First district IT,
white, Gao; colOred, 500. Total, $50 In tho
spring Of 1871 the total registration 10 that dIH
trlct was LOT, showing falling of now Of lpl
The majority OF colOred voters IL ls9.
In lhe Second district the registration yester.
day was, white, 400; colorod, 3Ss. Total, IA.
Tho total registration as II now stands in tho
Second district Il, white, $50; cbloTod 46I Total
l,oIl. In the spring OF 1871 tho total roglstra.
tlnn In that district was l.42O, showing falling
of Of $40. The majority OF white voters Is no.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-24


tContiHusd from first pagel
poFreeIIy No partIsuinT frnnd 4 averrei in
this case. bnt fraud vghcn ALLEGED in a manner
nnd Of A charaetoT which viii allow e1nity 10
Interfere must no provon, and here II Is
STRONGLY denied in Tho answsrs n IL not only
tlenIel expiieItiv 6ut in addition 10 that Il Il
averred mai thn cbnrgo IN fraud IL reckless
falsehooi, and inconsiderato mnlIEnIty. This
Is done IN onch nv no ansvrrs m ii done in
The TlUvsrnoT's IA IL Jons IN mat Of tho Hoard
eli pnbiIc NVa,Ls II ts dono Win cnTTrspnnd.
ing ianTuape. In that of Gleason Linyiile and
fhe chargc IL snnnnrteI nv No nrnnT IL l. an
nyeTmen1 IN INK hIII IsbHi hVeTment stands
alone IN ia iaIsIty' and IN Its mendacIty. Ii
ma, ~ -, ~ -, -, & an i " ~ ,,nrinry * ina
sa pl ny w " sslo oIlug T., pts az
H. tbe MI hsIIa 4, ~ be snch INT sbSt
aver NAV bo ia moraI chsrnoter. il il not sus.
Yainsd 10 /. stn,,ia sTRaayf - he one scintiIIa
~ npNoT' ~ LIN sb,Iition Of IniSnsIaed ba,
t5,d /, ~ ~ r.cIirssnnss of inc,nSIicraic
nWearing
gnasss,h .,,. Z, hts uT,,ciIsctu,i ,vst.r, -
thst ~ ~. ~ ~ az r. W I,tp ~ c6nin ~ .oiai
n n Sbat ybisb b,iis t1,,cth cr 40 thn bIy
~. S',niy Iii" that bicb sns,SIr
1bo iincs m ruth ~ ycr,cIiv In cycrv 5cn,tI
men, M ,,nve,nn,Dt anS w wbo Iny,,,tIP IN
MI In IN nrrry Sai2 rnclinss T1ise inSii5napt
siairmeni n 2 Ice ,nIifS ~ Inc criTns M mcr
inTv thnn he who stsns ut,on Tho Wines stand
AMI dTeSs from ~ h. 9t,tnmcnt wbIcS ~
f,iso az nT ,sbtch hn a. dcs,itto az IN rnrn,aIIon
sufRoisnt 10 iuSiIfy IL, WhCTe ia the evidence
tLat Ifenr,, n i,nnIa ~ Ala, II ShcubrrI inS
IA ~ SYVsV' 49, ~, ~ M,n Ss,
c,p, btsst - ~ H. ,sit TIn,tii, 4 piess,n
70 deprive these cnmplhinanls OF any u thelr
rlghtsi and more than th't, your Honor that
these men became so base az to take the prohts
OF THIS Improvement and convert mem % theit
own private gain and purlpsol In ms blIl
those Infamous accusations are found. where
is the proof 70 sustain tho slanderous imputa'
tlonsl II u the gathered up intellectual hlthi
us the gathered up linguistic trash mat hnals
~ the lower orders ami ranks OF society W TINS
city, lifted up by an extraordinary invasion OF
ms court, and by supreme audacity and lnsO'
enoe 70 % placed ulQn the fccoris OF thls equity
tribunal so that thls charge OF fraud heos
away, as the essence OF contempt from the pTei-
enco OF virtue anl truth, because utterly desl.
tute Of any l1dHdatlOn whatever on which to
stnnl.
us tho low NlupetatiOn OF hatrCd, insolenoo
and mauBnhy. IL ls immaterial TO me whether
y comes from an angel Of light or an angel
damned. u mas inc same essehtlal essence OF
moral turpitudo and talsehood In n. To-day, u
there be truth TO sustain thls accusation, ! VIII
open up the cnse' to-day VIII allow Athdhvlts
TO come In TO sustain these accusations.
Mr. COOK nero paused lot reply, anu none
being given, pToccelodi
q, f w. I ~ , ~ ~, NJ ~ ~, ,o
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HECTEO.N Stiles.
BY r. A. Kerby, AuctiOneer.

VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT
Y PUBLIC SALE, No So s. Fairfax ST., now
occupied by NJ rs jus. DEMPSEY virtue of a
deed of trust, dated Feb is, 1854, recorded IN
libcr P No. 3, folio 5l4 of the land records Of
Alexandria county, the undersigned, as substi
tuted trustee under the said deed will offer for
sale, on the premises, at IL o'clock a. M, on
TIL ESDAY, the seventh day of May. 1872 the
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT OF kssssAA
GROUND, described in the said deed as a:.E
follows viz Beginning on the west side of Fair
fax street, thirty feet south of the centre Of the
square between Duke and Prince streets, and
running thence westerly and parallel to Duke
street one hundred and eighteen feet to u ten
tcet alley; thence southerly .on said alley and
parallel to Fairfax street to point fifty SIX feet
north Of Duke street; thence eastwardly and
parallel to Duke street to Fairfax street. and
thence northwurdly on Fairfax street to tie be-
ginning; with the right of way over said alley.
The lot fronts on Fairfax street over ninety feet
Possession will be given OH the Both of June, or
sooner il desired.
Terms: One fifth cash; two thousand dollars
on Il credit of five years; and the remainder in
equal payments 1T six and twelve months from
the day of sale, the deferred payments to be
secured by IL deed of trust, with the bonds oithe
purchaser, ard policy OF insurance. Costs of
convcyancing and Ill taxes accruing after Janu
AIRY l, 1872, to be paid by the purchaser Title
unquestonablc. ROBI: JAMESON,
ap Scots SubTrrstec.
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The InternatiOnalS.

Boston, April I9.-W endell Phillips deliv-
cred an address last evening before the Inter
national Grand Lodge of knights Of St. Crspen1
on the labor question in which he predicted
the downfall OF republicauism and lauded the
efforts of The workingmen to organize, rromis-
inc them if they stood by each other faithfully
that they could elect President in 1876. He
wanted to see the financial system OF the coun..
try so reconstructed that money could be had
at per cent. instead of 10, and gardens, books
and beautiful things given to the working
classes. who in his opinion ought never to work
more than eight hours day.
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France and Germany.

New YORK, April IA London special
abiding to the Telegraph s statement that the
invasion of France by German troops was lni-
minent unless the military preparations IN the
former country are discontinued says the
Augsburg Allemeine Zeltung regards this as
correct and declares it is the purpose and policy,
of Bismarck. The Zeitung also states thai al
Prussian soldiers whose time had not complete,
ly expired although sent home at the end OF
the war will now be recalled to their coors.,
New YORK, April l9.-Another London
correspondent says: THE ultimatum OF Bis
marck to Theirs demands that the French army
be reduced to 225. QUO men.
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From Utah.

SALT LAKE, April "a dispatch from
United States District Attorney Bates to his
deputy was received to-day, ordering him to
direct Judge Hawley or Judge Strickland
forthwith to discharge all persons held by in.
dctments found by the late United States
grand Jury, the same being void by decision
of the United States Supreme Court also no.
tifyiag the L. S. Marshal that every hour he
held said prisoners subjected him to a charge
of trespasS Judge Hawley referred the mat
ter to Judge Strickland he being acting Judge
of the District Court in the absence of Judge
Mexican. No application has yet been made
to Judge Strickland, it being understood he
will await an official copy of the Supreme
Court decision.
Began who killed Doyle at the Revere
House some months ago, escaped from Camp
Douglass this morning.