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BOSTON.
The Patrons OF Huabandry.

BosToN, October 1.-THE Grange OF
the Patrons OF uusbandry recently or
y.aized here includes many OF our lead
ing gram merchants, the constitutional
Qualification for membership being
simply an Interest in agricultural pur-
suits. II now appears that the farmers
of the west regard this new Grange
with great suspicion and Jealousy. The
officers OF the National Grange have
been beseiged with remon.trances on
the ground that the order was an or
sanizstion for the protection OF farmers,
and if merchants were allowed 10 form
Oranges it would defeat the plans AMI
interfere with the political Influences it
was desired 20 gain through the secret
working OF the order On these grounds
they demanded the recall OF the char
ter OF what they term the Grain
Spectators Grange in Bo-ton. So
urgent and numerous were these c0m-
plants and remonstranceS that the Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the National
Grange has been obliged, even 10
the absence OF special provision in
the constitution of the National Grange
covering the case, to demand recall OF
the charter ct the Boston grange.
The Boston grange having received
their demand hold that they are a
regularly established aud legally Or
gsnized body, that they are in possess
sion OF all the private work OF the
order, and they will continue their
work in diaregsrd OF this demand
The result will be that the matter will
come up for adjudication on the next
session OF the National Grange, which
will be held on the first Wednesday in
February.
This morning large wooden build
iug, used for housing the Pullman cars
Of the Eastern Railroad Company, took
nre from sparks of passing locomo-
tive, and the structure was entirely
destroyed, together with cars valued st
100000.
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BR0OkLYN.
Daring Bank Robbery.

BRooKLYS, October 1.-THE offici'
ais OF the Long Island Savings Bank
Fulton street, are excited this morning
over the discovery that the bank had
been sdroitly robed last night OF bonds
valued at about $4,000. 1t appears
that a stranger entered the bank before
the close OF business hours and sat
down, saying be was waiting Tor his
wife. While the secretary was en-.
gagged in conversation with some one
else, and the clerks were also busy, the
man had done his work and was next
seen walking slowly from the bank
When the secretary went 10 close his
ssfe he found the door open. On ex-
aminiug it be found that the box OF
dspositor Lsubsch's was missing
Il contained water loan bonds, court
house loan honda, Ocesn Park bonds
and other securities to the amount OF
$4,000. The bank is lot responsible
Ior the loss.
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atheeling Register.
TIE ELECTION TOMORROW:

We believe it prudent to repeat our
warning to business men and others
who requested Mr.. PANNELL to become
8 candidate for the House OF Delegates.
that unless active work is done and a
strenuous effort is put forth to secure
teh attendance Of our beet citizens at the
polls tomorrow, there is danger OF the
election OF q man in every way insult
ed to represent the people OF Ohio
county or give to this county that share
OF influence on legislation which is
Justly her due. There is in every COM
munity class OF voters that is easily
controlled by any demsgogue who sees
fit to circulate fslsehoods for his own
advantage. The laboriug men are
taught to believe that a certain
candidate who never did an
honest days work. is their especial
champion and friend. The same man
pretend, TO be the friend of capitalists
and property owners and points to the
fact that he has never done days
work with his hands and that he owns
property in the city as the surest prooi
that he cares nothing for the working
people. ( A professional gambler, ne
breaches morality, and a confessed ig-
norsmus, he argues that intelligence
should control the election.
Without desiring to play the role Of
the alsrm;st or to cry wolf when
there is no danger, we are compelled to
insist upon tn. putting forth OF the ut
most exertlops to secure Mr. PANNElLs
election Tomorrow. Mr.. PANNELL has
been selected without regard to party,
as the very best man to secure for Ohio
county and the city of Wheeling the
legislation that is needed. and our clti-
zeus have deepinterest in his electior.
Let no true friend OF the city be absent
from the polls tomorrow.
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ST. LOUIS.
Statements Concerning Senator in.
gals Denied.

Statements CoBcebntnS sehaaoT AA'
gals Denied.
Sr. LOUIS, October 14.-United
States Senator Ingalls,, OF Kansas, who
hiss Just returned home, denies the re-
ports telegraphed from Washington
that be, while in that CITY, made stren-
uous efforts TO have certain Federal
Office holders removed ard his own
particular friends appointed instead
He says he neither asked nor obtalDed
sny official changes whatever, and that
his visit to Washington was for an en-
tirely different purpose, being the ex-
tension OF the postal facilities In west'
ern Kansas, and matters involving lhe
interests o. settlers on the Sac aud Fox
and neutral lands.
Mrs. Virginia L. Minor, formerly
President OF the Missouri State Wo-
mems Suffrage Association and lead
ing spirit in the women's movement
has notified the Board OF Assessors o.
this county that she refuses TO
make TO them q return OF her property
subject 10 taxation on the ground that
under a decision OF the Supreme Court
OF this State. she being Femme Co.
vert" cannot own the money where
1ith to pay taxes thereon, and further
because she thinks taxation without
representation is the sum Of all ty-
Tanny.
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would be resar led as money in the
treasury, subject TO use for purpose oi
showing that means are at hand to givs
the reliet we promise l do not believe
the present panic will work to ibdividu'
ais halt the Injury that it will work to
the general good of the country at large.
Our monetary system is the
creation of q necessity. Ii has no elss-
ITCHY, but in other respects it 10
the best that has ever been devised. No
one now distrusts the value OF his paper
dollar, on the contrary it is seized and
boarded with the came avidity now
that the sold dollar has been 10 former
like advers;ties. The panic will call
attention to the defects in our monetary
system, and will no doubt lead to legis,'
lation to relieve the want OF elaticiiy.
"The panic has brought greenbacks
about to par with silver-.l wonder that
silver is not already coming into market
to supply the deficiencies in the circu =
lating medium. When it does come,
and l predict that it will soon, We will
have made rapid stride towards specie
payments. Currency will never 60
below,,silyer, after that" The remainder
of the letter is devoted to the views Of
the President on silver as circulating
medium and substitute for currency !;
bat they have been already made
public in recent interview.
The EpiscopaIian Muddle.
Bishop Cummius. OF Kentucky. has
written letter, vindicating his own
conduct, and that of the Dean OF Can
terbury, in the matter OF thei. com-
munion in the Presbyterian Churches.
He says: ~ deny most emphatically
that the Dean OF Canterbury or myself,
have violated the Ecclesiastical order
OF the Church OF England, or Of any
Protestant Episcopal Church IN This
county, or have been rn...' ANY set
OF open hostility 10 Gl-c'p.y. ineTe
is nothing in the ecclesiastical order or
discipline OF the Church o EnlgapG, or
oil the Protestant Epi.C psi
Church in this country, iorbiddlrt
such an act OF intercommuuiCatiOr
among Christian people who ass
one in faith and love, and one
in Christ, their great head. As lar az
| know, the liberal Eprscopalisps o.
New York rejoice in the action OF the
Dean OF Canterbury, and thank God for
it When the Episcopal Churcn Of
England and the UcIted States has
been able TO clear herself, which, may
God in his infinite mercy soon grant.
OF the deadly evil of Rltualism, whose
last development is revival OF the
Confessional, then, and rot Til then,
may she become = haven OF rest to
manned souls. who would rejoice to see
her the common center and bond OF Or
gauic unity TO ali Protestant ChrIsten-
dom" Bishop Potter when spoken TO
on the subject at issde between Blsnop
Iszrr and Bishop Cummins, declined
to make any puoilc statement until the
time came Tor him to act.
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BY TELEG GR APH.
Exclusively for the Register.
Ry.the Pacific and Atlantic Line
Gmee, ITO Main street.
WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, October IA.
The Case or Judge Conway.


Judge Conway, through bis counsel
waived an examination before the po-
lice court and will let the case 60 be-
fore the grand jury.
The New TuI kish Minister.
The new Turkish Minister was this
morning presented to the President.
During the presentation the usual diplo-
matte ceremonies were observed. The
members Of the Cabinet were present
at the reception.
The President to-day signed the
commission OF Oscar A. Meyer, United
States Attorney for the Southern Dis
trict o. Florida.
The Evangelical Alliance
The members of the Evangelical Al
lance arrived from Baltimore at four
o o'clock this afternoon and were met al
the depot by committee Of reception
com posed of the Washington members
and escorted 10 Willards Hote', where
they were received by Governor Sbep-
psrd ia the reception room OF the hotel
with next speech Of welcome. After
wards the members OF the Alliance &C.
companied by the Governor pro-
cceded to the Executive mansion 10 pay
their respects to President Grant. The
President surrounded by the members
osthe Cabinet received the Alliance in
the blue room. TIE members were
introduced to the President and mem.
bers OF the Cabinet. After q general
hand shaking aud few formal re-
marks the party took leave, going back
to the hotel for dinner,
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
The following proclamation was ls'
sued to-day by the President:
The approaching close Of another
year brings with it occasion for renew
ed thanksgiving and acknowledgment
to the Almighty Ruler Of the Universe
Tor numerous mercies which he has be-
slowed upon us. Abundant harvests
have heen among the rewards Of indus
try. With local exceptions health has
been among the many blessings enjoy
ell. tranquility at home aud peace
with other nations prevailed. Frugal.
ity and industry is regainiug it's merit
ed reward. Gradually, but under proyl-
dence OF God, surely, as We trust the
nation is recovering from the lingering
results o. the dreadful! civil strife. For
these and al other mercies vouch
saied, it becomes US as q
people to return heartfelt aud grateful
sck nowledgments, aud with our tbspks-
giving Tor blessing, we may unite
PRAYERS for the cessation OF local and
temporary suffering. | there ore re-
commend that on Thursday. the 2I'h
day Uf November next, the people meet
10 their respective places OF worship to
make their acknowledgements 10 Al
mighty Gad for his bountres and hls
protection. and offer him prayers for
their continuance. In witness whereof
| have hereunto put my hand and
caused the seal OF the United States to
be affixed. Done at the City OF WASH
lngton this IA h day OF October in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred AID seventy-three. and OF the
Independence OF the United States the
ninety seventh. U. 3 GRANT.
By the President.
HAMILTON FIsH,
Sec'y. of State.
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IMPORTANT NOR.
The Pope's Su CeasOr AITendy Ap
poInicd.

Tbe Pope's Su ceSsor AIrendy Ap
Correspondence OF the Ne York Times.
LONDON, September q, 1873.
The Berlin kilograms of ftordsy touch
in an oif-hand sort OF manner on a
seemingly unimportant subject, about
which much of the very highest i'm
portance will some day be heari. l
sent you, two or three weeks ago, some
information concerning affairs at Rome
which had the disadvantage, inevitable
under the circumstances, OF being be-
voud the reach OF erfc.tion. Plus
TX, as the first Pope who, since the time
of ST. Peter, had reigned twenty-five
years, was called upon. l said, bSs se.
cret tradition OF the Roman Catholic
Church, first to proclaim the dogma Of
infalibility, and, second. to name bis
successor, instead OF leaving him, in ac-
cordance with all previous custom, to
be elected by the unanimous vote OF the
College OF Cardinals. 1t is as certain
that the second as tba. the first OF these
acts has already been accomplished
and it may be taken for granted that
the numerous batch OF new Cardinals
appointed only the other day re-
ceived with their hats positive
commands as to who, when
the solemn moment arrived, should
be proclaimed Pope. Cardinal Bons-
psrte, private Chamberlain OF the Pope,
and constantly in personal attendance
on the Holy Father, was, added, the
successor already Designated; and this
is the parsonage pointed to in the Ber-
lin teleErams when it is snnouncSd that
the alliance between Italy and Prussia
will only become effective in case the
Pspsl tiara should be assumed by "a
French Cardinal OF Ulusmontane"
tendencies " ! like the word Ultra
montspe" in this phrsse; as though 8
Pope could specially connect himself
with the Church on the French as op-
posed to the Italian SIDE OF the noun
tsips; a. though, in act be coull be
anything but the defender the Papa
cy, in it's latest, most absolute, mnst
concentrated form To q mere observ-
er it il interesting, il not gratifying, TO
set things coming TO crisis between
the sutaeonIstlc powers oil Europe;
aud the political situation is now be-
coming every day more defined, and for
that reason, more alarming.
CARDINAL BoSArARTz.
| think / have already mentioned
that Cardinal Bonsparre passes among
his admiriDg friends for a pious, de-
Vout, somewhat euisebl d Old man, and
among those OF ms very intimate
friends who know, or think they know,
him well. for q second Srxtus the Fifth;
weak enough 10 appearance, bat in re.
slity full OF energy, essentially q man
OF action, full OF ambition, and already
pre- epsred With part which be is de-
termined to play. To play it properly,
nis cousin, Priuce Napoleon, ismilisr'y
knoun as "PloD PIoD." and perfectly
BY the Frspch-uho !
uisur dersiand so Nancy things
should occupy the throne OF Frapce,
that position, as be might
easily do to-morrow, BY the good will |
Of tie army, and By properly prepared
universal suffrage Prince Napoleon
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MISSOURI.
Horse Thief Captured.

SEDALlA, October IA well known
young horse thief named Howard,
eighteen years old, who stole q horse
from q farmer named Warren. oo Flat
Creek, a few days ago, wac captured 10
Hickory county upon the stolen animal
The thief showed 8gbt but after the
exchange OF 8 number OF shots, in which
encounter Howard received two shots,
one iu his arm aud the other 10 his side.
and q sharp race, he was captured and
brough. before Squire Lacy, where he
plead guilty.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Election In Oregon.

SAN FRANCISCO, October IA dis
patch from Oregon last night says :he
election for Congressman, passed of
quietly. 1t is stated that Portland
dispatch says Nesmith is probably
elected by q small majority.
The San Francisco cadets arrived at
Sacramento last night from their eas!-
ern tour.
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Toledo Ma KIT.
TOLEDO, October II.

TOLEDO, UcIODtf II.
FLOUR Dull.
WHEAT-Dull and lower; amber
Michican on arot 81 81 seller Deem
Der 42@l 42!; Ne = rsd seller NJ
vemher i IS; seller December 400
l4l4
CURN-Dull and lower; high mixed
on spot and seller October As; seller
November 47G475c
OATS-Dull; No on spot 38c.
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CINCINNATI.
Attempted Murder aud Suicide.

Attempted Murder aud Suicide.
CISCyNNATI. October l4.-At5P NJ.
james Rooney followed his wife into
dwelling over Buchanan's grocery, and
alter sitting awhile in the presence OF
an old lady ironing, seized Mrs. Roo
ney and cut her throat with razor.
He then, hacking at his own throat,
ran into the street, where he WAS ar.
rested. The woman was taken to the
hospital and will hardly survive.
Cause, domestic difficulties anu drink.
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COLUM BUS.
Suicide,

COLUMBUS, October IA book
binder named Peter Smidth shot
through a window at Mrs. Gribner, .
widow, to whom be had been paying
bis stteutions. The ball took effect 10
The womsn's hesd, not ich cling = dan.
gerous wound The would.be murder.
er, thinking be had killed Der, blew ont
his brains BY inserting the muEzle Of
the pistol In bis mouth.
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NEW JERSEY.
Fata! ARRAY.

NEWARK, October 14.-Jsmes C.
Soup, Richard Bradshaw aud Jim
Turner, a pugilist, entered the saloon oi
George Rook, prze fighter, about on.
o'clock this morning, when an slterca-
tion arose obout come money owed to
Rook for board, when Bradshaw drew
a revolver on Rook. who wrepched j,
from him, striking Bradshaw and peu-
etra,ipg his skull to the brain. The
wounded man was taken to the St
Niche olas Hospital in dying condition.
All the parties concerned were arrested.
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CHICAGO.
Aid forYelIow Fever sunerers.

CHICAGO, October l4.-About sl2,-
900, contributed to the relief Of the
Memphis and Shreveport sufferers, was
the result Of Yesterdays receipts at the
Expo-ition. Total contributions thus
far $4,000.
The Union National Bank, after the
Suspension OF fourteen days, resumed
business this morning. The bank went
through the Clearing House this morn.
ing with balance Of Sl42. 900 TO it's
credit.
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The Chicago Iribuns has a "uay
Fever department" and a correspon-
dent suggests that convention OF the
afflicted be called at some CT ntral point,
early In 1874, to denounce the lack OF
puol'c spirit and professional pride on
the part OF the medical fraternity iu not
seeking, more earnestly, a cure for the
disease 1t is is also proposed to offer
\ large reward for the discover, Of a
reliable remedy, and to Compare notes
with reference 10 the meas Of aIlsyist.
ing this distressing ahotion.
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NEW Hampshire.
Fire nt GoGsiowu.

MANCHESTER, October 1.-THE dwell.
ing and stables o! David N. Taggsr', at
Gofstown, were burned lsst nigh:
Seventeen horses we're also burned, in
cludlDg Ned Hastings, an Abdsllah
stallion, valued at twelve thousand
dolla.a Abdalsh himself ~as the osiy
horse saved
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Shipments OF Bullion.

LONDON, October IA -295. 900 pounds
in bullion was shipped from Southsmp-
ton for New York to-day. The bull
lion Withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land on balance to-day was $1,000
pounds, nearly all Of which is for ship.
meut to America.
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tn l. NSYLvANIA
Ell TION.
Republican Msjoriiies Somewhat
Diminished.


PirrssURoH, October 14.-Election
returns received from the city and about
one half OF the Allegheny county dis
tricts, indicate that the entire Republic
can ticket is elected. Mackey's, (Re-
publican majority for State Treasurer
in this city. is about 5000; gain Of
1900 over Hartranft's majority. ALE.
gbeny City gives Crimson, Demo
crsi) for 5tate Treasurer. about 800
majority. Msckey's majority in the
county will be abont 5000. Gordon's
majority for Supreme Judge, is about
four or FIVE thousand.
Reports from Washington and Green
counties Indicate Democratic msjori-
ties.
Altoona. Pa. gives a Democratic
majority Of O..
PHILADELPHIA, October l4.-Gordon's
majority in twenty-nine wards is
l0,697s Mackey's, for State Treasurer,
25. l09; Elliott's. Tor Sheriff, ~ 1913
over the other two candidates and a.
$40 over Hall, Democrat.
Vadiver's majority for City Treasu--
er, with ID, 9th aud 10th wards not
heard from, is Is, 1852 over all and 23,-
g75 over Head, Democrat.
The balance OF the city ticket runs
from 5000 to 10000 Republican ma
jority. Lamoa succeeds Nage as
State Senator by about 600 majority.
Samuel Josephs has . 500 majority,
and his friends have made grand jol-
LITIGATION aud street parade.
The State vote will, according to Rus
sell :;Eerrtt, give Mackey $4,000 major
ity. counting Phiadelphis, and Gordon
$4,000.
Allegheny, Republican by $4,000.
Blair, by SIS. Bradford. $500, Chester,
1890, Crawford, 800, Delaware 900,
Forest, 100, Huntingdon, 6O0, jefferson
200, Lancaster, 1000 Lebanon. 1900,
Lycomiog. 100, Montgomery 100 Vern-
..aeo, 400, Warren, 500, Washington,
PER CONTRA.
Bedford goes Democratic by ffv;
6-rks, 1000; Centre, 500 Clarion, 900;
CLIFTON, 500; Columbia, | 800 Cum.
berland. 1000 Fulton, 275; Monroe,
n
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ROME.

ROME, October l4-It is reported
here that the Pope has sent letter to
the Emperor of Germany. The subject
OF the letter is not known.
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