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| The Rio Jane;ro pap r ara flled withde-
I -criptions Of riotoas scenes which occI-rel
during the recent elections for members OF
+ Congress, in which the police G.ueel large
. ly as the offending rarties-
/ Conrad nresher, tr;ai in indianapolis
+ for shooting A'eyrnler Grove. has been
convicted of MIR Ter IN the ir,t degree.
+ Emily Peterson, Of M,uRI, Illinois,
while on her way 70 Galeaa, friday morn
ing. in conT any with so.ne companions, to
attend the j. Dtv-sss County TAR, was
ran over AMI instantly killed by the nor.f-
crn baunl morning express. on the Illinois
{ Central Foa l.
/ \ German boy namcl Fritz, living in
/ Fultnr, H., The third cooE on tha3<tcamor
Ida Fulton. was drowned while getting a
. pal! Of water Friday afternoon, short lis
lance below Dabuquo.
. The New York Times says e petition is
in c:rcrlatioH IN Germany praying the
Government to acquire territory on this
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Of German emigration may be diverted.
anil the fathc.land thus saved the annual
/ loss Of thousands OF her sons.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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Capt. Dan Edwards ami Robert Other
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Address OF the U. 9. Centennial
Commission.

PHILADELPHIA, November 12 Tho
Centennial Commission has issued an ad.
dress TO the people OF the United States
signed by the President, Joseph R. Haw-
ley, for subscription to the fund of ten
million dollars required 10 make the Cen
tennial such success as the patriotism
and pride Of every American demands.
The Commission looks to the unfailiug
patriotism Of the people Of every section
TO see that each contributes its share of
expense and receives its share Of the ben.
etits OF an enterprise in which all are so
deeply interested. 1t would further
earnestly urge the formation in each State
and Territory Of Centennial organizations,
which shall in time sec that the associa.
tons are gathered together in 1873. Each
commonwealth can view with pride con.
tributions she has made to the national
glory. Confidently relying on the zeal
and patriotism ever displayed by our
people in every national undertaking, VIC
pledge and prophecy that the Centennial
Celebration will worthily show how
greatness, wealth and intelligence can be
fostered by such institutions as those
which Tor 100 years have blessed the
people Of the United St6tes.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


Ten thousand working girls are said
10 be thrown out OF employment by The
fire in Boston, and their needs are urgent.
"A Spaniard named Coggi, was found
dead in Ryerson street, Brooklyn, Mon
day night with q bullet wound In hIs
breast.
The city government and Board Of
Trade OF Newark, N. j.. offer aid to Bog
ton.
"A dispatch from Fort Gibson, In the
Indian Territory, says Lewis Downing.
principal chleI Of the Cherokee Nation
died at TallequAh on Saturday last.
-Aprivate telegram from San Diego.
Cal, says that H. q. Mccormick has been
reelected to Congress from Arizona with.
out opposition.
"A freight train on the Iron Mountain
railroad, Missouri, ran of the track about
six miles from 3D. Louis Monday night.
VIM. Saul, brakeman. Conductor Con.
verse and Engineer vermillIou were se.
riously injured.
Nathaniel B. Durfee, an ex member
Of Congress. died at Tlvertop, N. j., Tues.
day, aged 90.
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Trial Of Rev. aIlhar, q. Rnhnr,,o.

LouIsVIILE, November 19,-The trial
OF Rev, Gilbert Il. Robertson, on No
charge Of intoxication and lewdnesG.
commenced today before the LoulSyllie
PreSoytery. One witness testified 10 see.
Ing him intoxicated on the train. ana
also % seeing him In o Chicago SIeepipR
Car with woman not hls.Wlle. DetoSY.
nons referring 10 previous drunkenness
were read. 10
VIM. J. Brown, sleeping car conductor
between Louisville and Chicago, teStlied
that Robertson took section on hls caf
about tho 18th Of July last, and Travelled
from Chicago 70 indianapolis. Robert.
son acted as II under tho influence IN
liquor. BE had q lady with him oloselI
yelled, BE aud the lady occupied 4
lower berth together. Hesaw him iay his
head In the lsdy'S lap, and hug her. Tho
Two acted like a newly married couple
Robertson brought a glass Of beer lIto
the car and offered the lA5y, who reluied.
and he drank II himself.
Dayld Ross, porter Of the car, corrobo.
rated Browne testimony, and said he
made up the berth which was occupiod
oy Robertson and the yelled lady 10.
gstheri saw both get into the berth; they
seemed very loving; saw Robertson hug
the lady.
The testimony for the defence will bs
heard tomorrow.
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THE HORSE DISTEMPER

l
PouonKEEPSrE, November 12.-The
horse disease In this and adjoining couu-
ties Is wide spread, and many horses are
dying, Lung lever follows the disease in
many cases, =
CINCINNATI. November 1e,-The streets
are comparatively empty Of horses to-
night, and the disease Is spreading rapidly
In mild form. Only four or fye dsstbs
have occurred from Il, The horses taken
with It last Friday night seem to bO re-
covering. Freight Is accumulating at the
river and railroad depots, and trade Ia In.
terrupted greatly, The buyers oil pro-
duce and heavy articles want sellers 10
deliver, which the latter decline, The
American Express Company uses oxen.
a team Of four men appeared in tho street
today lor the first time. One fourth Of
Tho fire department horses are stricken 10.
day. Only three street car lines were
running this morning, aud they with only
q fifth Of their force. To night they have
stopped. This leaves the city with not a
single line in operation.
The Adams Express Company's stables
are not yet affected. Very few omnibuses
are running, and carriages are reduced to
one.quarter their usual number.
The fire brigades, to draw their apps-
ratus to drcs by a hundred men to each
engine house, were organized tonight,
and mode Of alarm was agreed upon.
SALT LAKE, November 12--The horse
disease Is reported in this city to day and
there are quite large number Of sick
horses, but the stablemen say 1t Is not the
Eastern epidemic.
Great sympathy exists here for the
Boston sufferers, and q movement Is on
loot to raise funds for their assistance.
PHILADELPHlAO November l2.-Many
horses are dying here of the prevailing
disease.
SCRANTON, November 12-The horse
epidemic Is spreading rapidly.
LOUISVILLE, November l2.-The hip
pophslgia Is spreading rapidly among the
horses. Fifty belonging 10 the Louisville
Transfer Company were attacked to-day.
A number OF horses belonging to the fire
department are affected and have been
withdrawn from the service. This is the
case in nearly every livery stable in the
city and many private stables.
The transportation business will be SO.
riously interfered with before to.morrow
night. Many mules have been attacked.
and one or two street contractors have
suspended work IN consequence.
MILWAUKEE, November 12.-The epi.
zootic, which appeared in this city some
weeks since In such a mild form, Is now
raging in all quarters. and It's damaging
effects on trade Is TO be seen on the streets.
Many draIt horses have been taken of en-.
tirely, and in some instances where no
substitutes could be obtained, goods were
transported in hand carts or allowed to
accumulate In warehouses. A largenum.
Der OF cur merchants and transportation
companies have been fortunate enough TO
obtain oxen as substitutes for their sick
horses.
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patrol guards I'd all approaches to the burnt

patrol guards all approaches to the burn
district The city Is still In darkness, thl
gas not having been let on. The weather
ts thick and rain falling. The only banh
that tailed TO settle at the Clearing Houst
today, was the Freeman's. The bonds
gold and money Of this bank; were found
10 the safe Gll right, but the notes aWerC
destroyed. This cauBeda temporary GUS
pension, but the bank resumed business al
noon to-day.
The Boston Mutual Insurance Com
panles will all pay In full and the average
payments will reach so per cent.
A considerable quantity Of rain fell last
night and to-day. Tho night passed
quietly. The theatres were oil closed.
strong military patrol continued today.
Fears are entertained that six persons lost
their lives by falling wall Ot Meek &
Porters drug store Sunday morning,
four Of them beng tiremen, Assistant
Foreman VIM. Ferry, and D. CoChrane,
oil Hook and Ladder Company No. 4, are
believed To be two Of the number, rs they
have been missing since. Search will be
made for tho bodies to-day. The fact
that incendiaries are about, is manifested
by an attempt made last night to fire the
stable OF North s. Foster, on Dudley
street, Boston Highlands. The staples
were broken of the stable door aud hay
stuffed between them and the ceiling and
seton fire. Fortunately the fire was dis.
covered before 1t made much progress,
and was extlngulshed. Another incen.
diary fire in the rear end OF dwelling
house No. 81, was also also put out with
little damage. Last evening several men
and boys were discovered piling wood
against a wooden dwelling house on
Prince street, and had kindIed fire,
when the police arrived and arrested sew.
eral OF the rufllsns. Two-thirds OF the
ring leaders escaped, but they are well
known 10 the police. Z if,iif
At noon today all OF tue bar.roOms
were closed by order OF the Mayor.
The military guard forming Gordon
around the burned district mas been in-
creased, and no person is allowed TO pass
without q permit as follows:
BosToN, November 10.
Pass the bearer within the lines. ...,
by command Of -'
BRIG. GES. ]. s. BURRELL! :
(signed) . II. MOORE, d. d. o.! d
The military rule is precautionary
measure by request Of the Mayor.
A preliminary meeting Of the Insur.
ance Adjusters Of therleading American
and English companies, was held at the
Revere House, this evening, The meet.
Ing was organized by the choice of L. G.
Bassett, oI the Etna, of Hartford, as
chairman, and Il. E Bowers, oil the North
British, as Secretary. Thirty.eix com.
panies were represented. No definite
action was taken. Il was proposed to
appoint committee TO settle ali the va
rious classes of risks. The meeting ad-
journed subsequent to the call Of the chair
man.
At a meeting OF the Governor and Ex-
ecutivc Council this afternoon, the Legis-
lature was ordered to meet next Tuesday.
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CINCINNATI.
The Horle Malady stillspreadlng.

The HorIe Malady Still Spreading.
CINCINNATI, November 12.-The cpl
zootic is still on the increase here. The
Seventh, John, Third and Fourth street
line OF cars are all of. The Pendleton,
Covington and Vine street cars are. run.
ming, but with reduced forces. The nun.
Der OF draYs is much reduced. Few hack
horses are yet seen, but in the main have
been withdrawn. The transfer and beer
wagons are being hauled by oxen. The
general impression among our citizens
seems to be that had the Boston fire de-.
partment not been delayed in reaching
the locality OF the fire by the lack Of hor.
ses, the calamity could have been avert.
ed, and attention has been directed 10 our
fire department, which is crippled by the
disease among the horses. Yesterday
the Council requested the Board Of Su-
pervisors Of the Fire Department, to
place the department upon an efficient
basis, and last night the Board resolved
that each Captain Of the fire companies
be instructed TO organize under the direc.
tion ol the engineer ol the department, q
company Of fifty to hundred men To
draw the apparatus to and from q fire, the
men to be paid for their services
Meetings ol citizens are called for all
the wards tomorrow night, TO further Or
ganize for protection against firc.
The American National Vestibule OF
Architects met to-day. Chapters In New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Chicago and Cincinnati were represented
Vice President R G. Hatfield delivered
the annual address. Reports OF commit
tees were heard, and to night the follow.
ing officers elected: President, Richard
UPjohn; Treasurer, r G.. Hatfield; Sec.
retary, Carl Pfeiffer; Secretary OF Foreign
Correspondence, q. A. Sims. Papers
and decisions Of interest will occupy to
morrow. Fire.proof architecture Is prob.
ably the TOPIC for d iscussion.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November 12-B4nds OF Car.
lists havesppeared In the Province Of Bis
cay. and are committing depredatiNns.
The Minister OF the Colonies will soon
introduce in the COrtes q bill authorizing
the enforcement 0f the Spanish penal
code in Cuba and Porto Rico.
LISBON, November l2.-The royal mail
ST steamship Boyne, from Rio Jsueiro, Oct.
2S, has arrived.
General Mitre, the Argentine Envoy,
was rapidly bringing bis negotiations
with the Brazilian government to salts
factory termination. All obstaclcs TO au
amicable settlement have been removed.
The Argentine Confederation was TO
make separate treaty with Paraguay.
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River News.

PITTsBURGu, November 12.-The Mo.
nongshels is receding slowly, with 4 feet
8 inches in the channel. A light rain fell
during part Of the forenoon. The Patri.
ottc arrived. Mary Savage and Messen.
ger are loading Tor St. Louis.
CINCINNATI, November 12.-River Is
feet; stationary.
CAIRO, November 12.-River fallen 6
inches. Cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, November 12.-Cloudy
and cool. Mercury SO to so. River fallen
10 inches. Business active.
LOUISVILLE. November 12.-RIyer
risen 10 inches and rising. Five feet len
inches In the canal; 8 feet 10 inches in
the chute, Cloudy and cool. Business
moderate,
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All Possible Relief for Boston to be
Afforded by the Governments,

WASHINGTON, November 12.-The fol-
lowing telegram was forwarded to-day ::
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
10 Gen. B. +. Butler and 7Hos. Russell,
Collector Of Boston:
The President authorizes me to say
that every possible means Of relief and
aid will be afforded to the citizens ofBos.
ton by the government, and should thu
circumstances appear TO demand action
BY Congress, such action will be recon.
mended by him.
[signedl GEO. s. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary Of Tho Treasury.
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ARKAN

LITTLE ROCK, November 12-The
Metropolitan Hotel narrowly escaped de.
structton by fire this morning. a small
frame building attached 10 it caught fire
about three o'clock, but fortunately was
discovered in time to be arrested before
reaching the main building.
Both political parties in this State claim
to have carried the State. According to
tho official returns Baxter is elected.
Outside polls were held In number Of
counties, and counting these, Brooks Is
elected.
There was fine rain last night, but 1t
is clear and pleasant to-day.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Another Tammany Upearthed.

PHILADELPHIA, November 12-The
investigation into the charges OF corrup-
ton and bribery in the City Councils
commenced today, and so lar shows an
amount OF venality rivalling that exposed
in New York last year. The testimony
o! a reliable witness, fully corroborated,
shows that there was a wood paving ring
designed 10 swindle the city; also, that a
large sum Of money was raised for the
purpose Of bribing members Of Council to
vote for the wood pavement on Broad
street; that the affair was concocted and
carried on in the Office OF one member OF
Council, and that when a member threat.
ened to go back on the whole concern,
threats were made TO kill him. The tea.
timony, so far a' taken, duplicates many
outsiders. ltis believed that those who
are exposing the affair do 30 at the risk
Of their lives, some OF those implicated In
il being also implicated in the Brooks,
Mara and Daugherty affair.
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CALIFORNIA.
Granite Majority ovot II 600.

"anI'S MaJorlIy OVef IL 200.
San Francisco, November lS-Far.
ther returns from the State run Grants
majority over 1l,000. The returns 10
come 10 will not carry the figures much
below or above.
THE MAJORITY In oREaoH.
Oregon returns show Grant's majority
to be 5000. The Democratic countieS %
hear from will reduce the majority con-
siderably. -
Harrison Jones, Deputy Collector Of
internal Revenue, Of Los Angeles, died
last night. -'-
The Boston fire affects this CITY but HI.
tic commercially. 1t will be feit pripci.
paly 10 the boot and shoe trade. The
destruction Of wool benefits groWen.
BAN FRANCIsoo, November l2.-Granta
majority ma in this city by official canvas ls
The steamer Arizona, from Panama IA
eight days over due at San Diego.
In view Of the Boston disaster, the Fire
Commissioners Of this city aRk ior twenty
thousand feet Of hose and two new steam.
Grs.
II has been raining hard since midnight.
The prospects are good for a fine season.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 12-The. National
Assembly to-day reelected NJ. Grivy
President, by vote ol 462 yeas to 43
nays.
General CLANCY has resigned the chair.
manShip ofthe Left Centre, on account OF
his military duties.
A new political combination in the As
sembly 10 rumored. The Left CentIe is
reported to be meditating a rupture with
the extreme lett and a fusion with the
Right Centre.
The American fleet will winter in the
Mediterranean. The flagship and a cor
vett, will remain at MarseiIles, and the
other vessels of the fleet at Toulon and
Vile Franche.
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Knights Of PyIhias...Meeting Of
Grand Lodge Of MO.

ST. Louis, November 12.-The Grand
Lodge Of the Knights Of PythlaS OF Mis-.
souri,, met here this morning. Ten city
aCd eighteen State Lodges ore represent
ed. This afternoon procession ofabout
six hundred Knights paraded the prlnci-
pal streets, making fine appearance.
This evening grand banquet and ball
was given al the Masonic Hall, at which
there was an address Of welcome deliver.
ed by II, B Lightheger, and responded "a
by q. d. Lucas, Grand Chancellor Of the
State. b, g, Berry. Of Chicago, Supreme
Chancellor Of the World, was present, and
responded 10 the toast.
Col VIM. N. Grosvenor assumed the
position of editor Of the Rvsniag Di,pateh
Of this city, today.
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KANSAS.

ATcHIsoN, KS. November 12.-Returns
official aud reports from all the counties
in the State, except nine, make Grants
majority 80 I4S5. Those yet to hear from
are frontier and all are Republican. Their
vote will increase the majority from two
To three thousand. Only two Of the sixty.
two counties In the State give majority
Tor Greeley, and in these the Liberal ma.
jority Is less than the Democratic major.
ity two years ago.
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, November 12.-The Cour-
ter'JournG! has official returns from S3
counties In Kentucky, which give Gree.
ley s6,64 votes; Grant 75,s7s; O'Conor
1907. Greeley's majority, $500. This
leaves Al counties 10 hear from, which,
with three or four exceptions, are In
mountain districts. They will probably
reduce Greeseys majority to small ex.
extent.
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Weather Report.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
oYPICE OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OYPicER,
WASHINGTON, D. G., November 1850 P.h,
PROBABILITIES.
On the lower lakes and thence over
Now England, the Upper Ohio Valley
and the Middle States cool, clearing and
clear weather and northwesterly winds.
In the South Atlantic States q rising
barometer, clear weather and nOrlherly
winds. In the Gulf States southeasterly
winds, with partially cloudy weather
becoming threatening with light rain on
the western gulf tomorrow. The bar.
ometer will fall in the Northwest, on the
upper lakes and thence to Indiana and
Lower Ohio Valley, with clouly weather
and occasional rains tomorrow,