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CHEAP COAL.

The First Branch of the City coun-
i g,,ncurred last nightin the resolution
.,,D,si on Wednesday evening by, the
,,,oDd Branch tor the purchase OF a
,,;tv Of coal by the city to be re-
,,T.i 10 consumers at cost. This
.,,o, has been taken, with a view to
'..rsn, extortion by the coal dealers
"a tp-nish our citizens with fuel at as
's,r'y as possible the former and GUS
pmsry prIce.
p, the way, during the discussion in
, , First Branch last night concerning
-, renting OF the coal scales which
have been provided in the several
,sr,., some rather singular statements
made. One member Of the Coun-
=, .,,tel that he had been told BY a
Usher that brlbes had been repeatedly
,f,,,j 10 induce him to certify that a
had Of cosl weighed more than 1t
...rv dii. Another said that he had
s..o ,oId that the coal dealers were de-
...m.nel 10 break down the present
.r.,sm Of weighing coal, because they
.,.I r,,uTirin Juy up the 0eiahcrs.
L also apparel that the bidder for the
,,,,-,I Of one Of the scales is the clerk
d. = prominent coal-selling firm, and
.b., his bid is largely in advance OF the
,,;ce. offered tor similar privileges in
,her quarter. Of the city. 1t was con-
.,lsl rhs. ei:her he offered too much
q. others !l not otltr enough. and that |
III, whole matter furnished a proper
.,b.c, for further investigation.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Tbe.Jud,cial MuddIe.

New ORLEANS, November 81 "A few
minutes after ten o'clock this morning
,Judge Elmore entered the court room OF
the Eighth District Court and took the
Judges seat. He was attended by only
q few confidential friends. Astne news
spread that a startling and unexpected
move was about to be made crowd
began to assemble in the court room.
Shortly before eleven o'clock Judge
Dibble entered from the clerks room,
and in an excited manner demanded
the seat He stated that he would turn
over the office in regular manner,
hut would not submit to a coup d etat.
Judge Elmore then ordered Dlbble to
retire as disturher Of the curt, and
called upon the Deputy Sheriff to open
the court, when a scene of great con-
fusion ensued. Judge Dibble proving the
weaker party, left the room, directing
the Sheriff to accompany him, remark
ING that they would have themselves
recognized by the Supreme Court, and
.Judse E!more committed TO the parish
nrison for contempt OF court. Afer
ouiet was restored Major New moved
that the oaths Of office and COM
missions both of Judge Elmore and
sheriff Harper he spresd on the min
utes, The motion was entered. In a
few minutes Judge D bOle returned, &C,
compa,ied by Sheriff Sauvinett and
said that Sauvinett had been recog'
nized by the Supreme Court. be al,
yanced to the Judges seat and rene 'ed
his attempt to open the court, TINS
resulted in the forcible election o. nlm-
self and Sauvinett by Sheriff Harper.
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LOUISEaLi.E.
Escape of PriSaners.

LOUISVILLE, November 2l.-Three
men escaped from the Jail come days
since BY cutting through tie brick wall
and lowering themselves to the ground
bv means OF blankets, a distance OF
some thirty feet and digging under the
gateway. Their names are Henry
Troy, alias Troy Hill, to answer the
charge Of robbery; his ph otograph is
in the Rogues' Gallery here; age,
twenty-five years; height six feet; pale
and sickly, and large framed Robert
Hayden, charged with burglary, FIVE
feet five inches high. dark complexion,
sharp eyes and features. ] Hamilton,
carpenter. charged with stealing car
penter tools. Diligent search is being
made for them. They pretended to be
sick and thus secured their removal
from the Jail proper to the Jail hospital,
whence they escaped.
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CHICAGO.
'0mciaI Vote OF the State.

oHcih .vOtc oi tho StAto'
CHICAGO. November Give now
Rave official retdsns from, all the coun-
'fies in the State on all State officers and
lie. Presidential Electors, The total
HSfdepaal vote is 1855. OF these
G assnt ssncT. Eecsssatas stss 4hF GEsslsH. 1
over Greeley, ,344; his majority over
both Greeley and O'Conor, 53,3Ol.
For Governor the total vote Of Oglesby
and Koener Was 432,340, Of which
OgIesby received 237,209 and Koener
l95,O2i; Oslesby's majority, 42,l7S.
For Lieutenant Governor, Beveridge's 8
majority over Black is 1896.
TbsFire Fiend.
The village Of Galva, in Henry coun-
ty, which wasvisited by terrible con L,
flagration last evening, contained only
20OO or 5000 people. The loss OF over
quarter OF q million OF dollars, incla-
ding the destrs +etion Of the best part OF
the business {grtion Of the town, will
cause much suffering. Measures will
doubtless be taken to send them relief.
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TIE EPIZOOTIC.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 81 THE num-
1sr Of horses reported to have died
lpre since the horse diease appeared,
ron November lst to the 10Th, is 3O5.
The AVERAGE mortality in Chicago from
c-inarv canses is about seven per dav.
The number OF deaths caused by the
rsv i'-oase il about 332, or a little over
l. Ver Law No deaths have been re-
gn-tpl today. and the affection may be
AL 10 be virtually past. Our streets
nave nearly resumed their usual ap-
r-srsnce, and the patient oxen are fast
heing returned to their rural stalls.
Pittsburgh.
PIrSBCRGH, November 81. The coal
miners are doing verv little work on &C
ro1nt Of the prevailing disease among
the mules The miners have gone to
work in two or three pits and others are
a7Ious to resume labcr at the Old rate,
which vas tour cents per bushel. 1t is
expected that all the coal works will be
n operation again "a soon a. the mules
a. in fit condition to work. The
~i0e-s Sea that strike at this season
q The wear would prove disastrous to
themselves.
Memphis.
NsNPurs November 81 The horse
4'asse continues to spread, and
''aon,h none have "a vet lied, there
are may severe cases. Among the
mn'es the disease seems to, spread with
i-eat rtpiiity.
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eeSxht HunareA Tsaek Layers on the
WfnSna and 50. Peter Railroad Cut
or from nil 'C0mmunicatf0u and
I In Q stsrvfng Conditton-A Gloomy
State or Amirs.
sr. PAUL, November 2l.-Gloomy
news is anticipated from the track lay
ers on the extension o. the Winona and
81 Peter railroad. They were ap.
preaching the western State line at the
rate of two miles daily, when q terrible
storm, on Thursday night, enveloped
them, cutting them off from communi>
5Btion with the outside world. The
ffdece numbers over eight hundred men.
I'D preparations were made to avert the
flamity which, it ia feared, has befallen
Dem. Only a limited supply OF pro-
sisions is kept in store, for although
ebe hundred miles distant from the tel.
Sktaph, construction trains maintained
regular communication with Sleepy
Eve, the nearest white settlement.
When intelligence Of the storm reached
WinonS Mr.. j. Stewart, General Super
jgtepdent, started ont with two locomo-
tiyes and train OF cars, but go heavy
aad deep were the snow drifts and 80
finense the cold that up to Saturday
morning they had not passed New Ulm.
There, two additional locomotives were
attached to the train. Then taking on
bdesd rations for thirty days and l5O
mSn, besides material with which to fit
a 4 boarding accommodations for the
storm -beseiged party, the train was
again started slowly, a passage way
forced through drifts eight and ten feet
deg, AID. even where the snow did not
exdssd one foot in depth, so hard was
it uacked, recourse was had to shove's
behers an advance could be made. On
SuAday the train had penetrated TWEEN
ty-tse miles. In the meantime the
storu ragged with . violence unprece-
denied and when last heard from the
relilt train was stuck fast in the snow,
for1 miles west OF Sleepy Eye and
eighty miles short Of the suffering
trsci<men. Yesterday morning the tel
Graph wires were down west of St.
Petsr. The latest reports from Winona
state that the wind had increased to q
Iurieos gale, and for six days the storm
has continued With unsbated fury. The
I'M pfession created is that the impris>
,ned men at the end of the track will
starye before reliet can reach them, as
no Supplies are known to be accessible.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
CnuStitutiouaI Convention.

'"uSiitutiOnaI Convention.
HARRISBURG, November 2l.-1n the
Constitutional Convention here, to-day.
,0e following propositions were made;
Increasing the Governors term to four
Years; extending the time of Senators
% four years and that of Representa-
yves to two years. with biennial ses-
sons Of the Legislature; to amend the
INionlng power and the appointment
u counsel on subjects; to prohibit ap-
W'prlatlons for charitable or educa-
HoNaI purposes; prohibiting leglsla-
I'VE or judicial officer from receiving
."'roat passes; compelling attendance
Al public schools and authorizing jurles
%tenier " veriicts by the assent OF two-
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Exclusively for the Rexister.
~ the Pacific and Atlantic Lins.
once, IlO Main street..
CHARLESTON
The Governors Message
He Has Ideas About the School
System.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
CHARLESTON, November 81.
The Governors message was read
before both houses of the Legislature
to-day. 1t contained nothing new or
striking except the recommendation
that the County Courts be invested with
control over the Free School system
leaving the manner of taxation and the
local officers of the sytem the same as
now. His recommendation is virtually
a renewal OF proposition that was
kicked out Of the Constitutional Con-
cention last spring. The message in
this particular meets with unfavorsble
comment from the friends OF the school
system and contains some advice which
the Legislature will not need.
w. II. T.
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BROOKLYN.
Tbc Woodruff !t Robinson Fire.

The WOOdrHH q hOoi"
BROOKLYN, Y. Y, November IL
The fire in Woodruff l. Robinsons store
bonse. which had been smouldering
since Monday, broke out afresh this
morning in a section OF the warehouse
wb;cb had been untouched. The FIRE
was suhdued after an additional loss OF
slO0 900 had been entailed. The
bodies of the two men killed yesterday
have no, vet been found.
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LEXINGTON.
Disas,rous Connagrafiou.

lexington, KY, November 2l, lO:l5
, N-Ahout nine o'clock the alarm
a. ire was sounded and it was soon ap-
,,,rnt that our city was visited by a
weeping fire, originating In Dow "
3-o's extensive planning mills. 1t was
almost Immediately beyond the control
o. the fire department. A strong south
Wind : Blowing AMI it is feared the
,.rs'er portion OF the city will be de-
,royel. The greatest excitement pre-
,ails and hunire l. OF frightened citizens
are tnrnos'ns the streets. The Ken
uckv University ! IN imminent danger
s7i will probably be de-troyed. The
destruction 30 tar has been mostly Of
dwelling house, AMI hundreds of fami-
lie. are homeless. The l0ss cannot, as
vet, be estimated, hit is very heavy.
LATER.
lI:30 7. VI The fire is now well un-
Ter control. and j. not so destructive as
i at first threatened, although there are
several houses vet burning. Four OF
the houses burned had smallpox pa
tent. in them, and the sick ran out
among the crowd in an almost naked
condition. In one house small negro
child vas burned. No other Ives are
-sportel lost Dow Il Bros lose be.
tween 10000 and $4,000. The a.
,,s,s'e lo.a i estimated at from S30,'
Am N S60 600
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Swine Breeders' Convention.

Swine Breeders Convention.
ISDIASAPoLls, November 2l.-At the
session Of the Swine Breeders Conven.
ton to. day Mr.. Fletcher, Of Indiana,
said it is the duty Of the Convention
to agree upon a general standard Of
excellence of hogs, with which to meet
the requirements of the market Car
ried, and q committee to prepare a
standard Berkshire breeds. He
sbmitted reports Of the various
breeds OF swine in the Convention and
much beuft has been obtained from
the deliberations of those interested in
stock raising.
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WISCONSIN.
Minister Washburne.

MADISON, November 2l.-Hon Elihu
"ashourne, United States Minister to
. rance, arrived here yesterday on a visit
II n MS brother, Governor Washburne.
W ie will return tn Paris early in De-
.ehoer 1t is understood he prefers to
, ,s@,e his present office to any other
p'sl'Ion to which his name has been
attached.
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7th INST. =
Rear Admiral Rogers Taylor, COM
msndibg the United States Atlantic
squadron, was at Rio Jsneiro October
q. On the 18th and 10th Of October.
by request of the Brazilian authorities,
the fiagshin Lancaster was dressed with
masthead flags and at noon a salute OF
tventy-one guns fired in honor OF the
babtsinal day OF the Emperor OF Brazil.
The Ticonderoga arrived az Monte
video on the 10Th OF October, visiting
the ports Of Sandis and Steathamis.
The Wasp was at Montevideo, Octo-
ber l6. The health OF the post officers
end crew at the station was very good.
Senator TrambuiI
arrived to-day. He denies the story
that he proposes to resign HE seat in
the Senate, but says, in regard to resign.
ing the Craftsmanship Of the Judiciary
Committee, that he will do so at the be-
ginning of the session, having no doubts
that the caucus Of Republican Senator's
will oust him from that position. He
will, however, save that Ivy rendering
his resignation, unless caucus shall
be held on the first day of the session.
App"t t4fments.
The President to-day appointed Silas
c. butcher, Supervisor Of Internal Rev,
enue for the Statesof New York, to be
Pension Agent tor the widows agency
OF New York city.
The appointment of Mr.. Tremain as
Postmaster at Philadelphia has not yet
been signed by the President. -
PardOned.
The President to-day pardoned R. G.
Young, Of Alabama who VAS sentenced
to ten years in the Albany penitentiary
for engaging in the Ku-Klux operations.
His pardon is one Of those asked for by
Gerrett Smith. =,
SnIt for Libel.
Allen Rutherford, Third Auditor Of
The Treasury Department, has entered
suit in the Circuit Court of this District
against John w. Forney, laying his
damages at $4,000. for libel, charging
hat the defendant az proprietor OF the
Press, published in Philadelphia on
he Sth OF October, 1872, Of and con-
,ernlng the plaintiff certain, false,
malicious aud defsmatory
ibel.
General Banks
writes that he will resign the chairman
hip of the House Foreign Affairs Com.
nittee on the first day Of the session,
md that General Blair will withdraw
rom the head OF the Claims Committee.
DougIass' Plan Not Approved.
A majority OF the members of Con-
,ress who have arrived here and made
themselves acquainted with the features
# Commissioners Douglass new plantto
'sduce e.expense Of oellscJgngg, &, tfe hsit
measure.
Douglass Nsw Plan.
1t is proposed that the Commissioners
II Internal Revenue will try the new
aw and if he finds it does not work
will report its defects at the session OF
Congress in December, 1873, when it
will be time to alter it entirely. Anoth'
er point claimed in favor OF the assess
ors ia to the effect that they contributed
as much as any other set OF Govern
ment officials to the success OF the party
in the late elections and do not deserve
to be swept out Of existence at single
blow.
Treasury Balances,
The Treasury balances at the close
Of business to-day were as follows;
Currency, $3.50 272;; coin, 81, ,504,5O
including S2l ,S27, 800 in coin certlti-
Gates.
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WV. CULLEN BRYANT, who has now
considerably exceeded the Scr'ptural
limit OF human lite, is apparently as
hale and active as he was quarter OF
century ago. He passes most Of his
time out OF doors, wandering about the
hills which surrouud his lovely resi-
deuce at Roslyn, And fesstipg his eyes
with the beautiful scenery which en-
compssses him on every side. 3 :
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ST. LOUIS.

Convention of Woman suHragists.
ST. LOUIS, November 2l.-The regu-
lar convention of woman suffragists
met at 1880 this morning. The only
business trsnscted was the appointmeut
OF committees and the reading ot re-
ports. The Convention was 10 meet
Yesterday, but through the non arrival
Of Lucy Stone, Miss Mary Eastman,
DR.. Blackwell and Julia Ward Howe,
it was delayed till this morning.
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AN ingenious man in Philsdelphia
has found a new use for an artificial
leg. He worked in a pipe factory, and
WAS in the habit of filling his porcelain
limb each day with a choice assortment
OF meerchaums, which he disposed Of
on h1s own account. When discovered
he had made about $500 by the
traffic In this way he
was walking of with a goodly share Of
the profits of the establishment. .. r..
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ILLINOIS,.
The United States Senatovship.

SPRINGFIELD. November 81. The
charge OF ineligibility to the Uuited
States Senatorship, made against Gov
ernor Og Iesby does not enter into the con
test at sli. Tie precedents gre numer-
Gus which 60 to establish that he is
eligible His friends regard HE eleva,
ton to the seat 10 the Senate now occu.
ped by Lyman Trumbull as morally
certain, and they further believe that
there will be no serious opposition to
him
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SYRACUSE.
Death from Apopiexy.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. November 2l.-The
Rev. Simon G. Fuller. Rector of st.
Psurs Episcopal Church, dropped dead
at bis residence, this forenoon. Of apo
nlexy He was formerly OF Yonksrs,
New York, and Pittsburgh, Pennsyl-
vsnis He was thirty.six years old.
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JOHN BELL,a boarding house Keeper
at Fulton, Tenn, shotgunned a boarder
named Wagner, who quarreled with
him about his bash. Wagner will
quarrel DO more. and Bell lsments his
hard fate iu Jail. 80
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I'DREIGN.
FRANCE.
The Goyernment Crisis.

The G1yerhuent Nr''s'
PARIS, No, fiber 21.-The Govern>
ment crisis c., 'tinues. Should vote
of confidence in Thiers' administration
be adopted IL the Assembly, the Right
will propose the formation of a new
Ministry, as follows:- N. Theirs, Presi'
dent; NJ. Dufaure. Vice President ,
Admiral Pothmsn, Minister of Marine
Casimer Perier, Minister Of Public
Works; Genefsl Cissey, Minister OF the
Interior. A meeting Of the Republican
members OF the Assembly was held to'
day, when the present crisis was made
the subject of discussion. The meet
ing unanimously approved OF the opip-
ion expressed BY NJ. Gambetta, that the
disputation of the Assembly WAS the
sole remedy tor the existing difference
in the Government
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IT is proposed by the War Depart
ment to add the dilapidated ground
near the city Of Mexico, where ssleep
the heroes ofscotfs army, q, ,tks GstQl
esss sessa sssaa n sAl y ped hsHfs
lntendent.
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AT q Newark wedding, recently,
there was 100000 worth Of presents
a $4,000 bridal costume of white satin
and point lace, and $4,000 worth OF
flowers. Who were married is not re-
ported, this being deemed OF secondary
importance.
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LiDDinCOtt's Magazine

Short Stories and Serial Novels by able
and brilliant writer's, Sketches OF Travel,
ESSAYS and Narratives. Papers on Science
and Art, Literary criticism, Gossi q concern
ing Persons OF Note, Incidents Of the Day,
and other Novel and Amusing topics, all
combine 10 render each issue Of this period
ical a most pleasing compendium OF
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MINNESOTA.

eSxht HunAreA Traek Layers on the
WfnSna and 50. Peter Railroad Cut
! or from al C0mmunicatfou and
In . stsrving Conditfen-A Gloomy
State OF Anhirs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-08-17
Business Notices.

1T is noted fact that Boots and Shoes procur-
ed at W. II. Miler's Excelsior store will give
twice the satisfaction of other work. The rea-
son of this is that he has his stock made up to
order and will not tolerate any poor work in his
establishment. Everything in the boot and shoe
line can be had at his store.
THERE appears to be no end to the orders
which are constantly coming in for new suits OF
clothes from j.. +. SchafIer, opposite the Central
Hotel. The very best of material are kept on
hand to suit all customers, and fits are guaran.
teed. SchofTer's reputation for making hand
some suits is not surpassed Call and see them
STYLISH SrRING AND SUMNER IIArs.-A large
supply of stylish Spring and Summer Hats tc
suit all fancics and tustes has just been received
at S. Faust's store, Market Square. a speciality
in straw hats and the lightest, coolest and neat
est hat in use is the ventilated cashmere hat.
large stock to select from, stylish goods and rea
sonable prices. Call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere
DOLLY VARDINs at Weimer's.
IRISH POPLINs ut Wcimcr's.
PLAID PoPIINs at Wcimer's.
PLAIN POPLINs at Wcmer's.
CHINTZES nj Wemcr's.
SPRING SuAwLs at Weimers.
An endless variety of Goods for Ladies', Gent I
and Childrcns wear.
CALL and see for yourselves.
No trouble to show Goods.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-08-17

PERsoNAL-During the past week we had the
pleasure of welcoming TO our sanctum Prof.
Bruce, of Pittston, who is doing noble work for
Grant and Wilson, and the republican cause. L.
NJ. Morton, editor of the Mtonian, who is Eec-
tor for this district. He gave us cheering news
from the upper end of the county. Also, j. r.
Cornelius, editor of the Lewisburg Chronicle,
who publishes a lively and spicy Republican
newspaper, and, as it should be, one that is high
ly appreciated by the people of that county. Mr.
c. reports three hourishing Grant and Wilson
clubs in full blast in his town. Greey men arc
very scarce in that locality.
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