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National Republican., 1873-09-26
RETURN OF PRESIDENT GRANT.
Important Conference with Secretary
RIchn rdspu

The President and his family returned to
Washington last night, and Immediately pro-
ceeded to the Executive Mansion. At about s
o'clock Secretary Richardson called upon him,
and after consultation OF more than an hour
they came to the conclusion, and 1t is announced
as their decision, that all the relief necessary to
he afforded had been afforded by the Treasury
for the legitimate business Of the country, and
that the Treasury will pay out no more currency
than may be required In its ordinary disburse-
ments; That Is, 1t will buy no more bonds al
present, nor sterling exchange.
National Republican., 1873-09-26

Our t2.b0 white shirt Ia sold as low by the piece
as by the thousand. They are made from
Wamsutta muslin, with Richardson twenty-five
regular or low cut styles; plain bosom, one or
two pleats, open back or front, for eyeleis studs
or buttons; with or without cnfs. We guaran-
tee them perfect hitting, and refund the money %
any dissatisfed purchaser.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
Iutrre.siur 4. C.thallr..

Rev. b. A. Mcguire, y. j., pastor Of 81. Alloy
sius church, In this city, Is announced to preach
on Sunday next at the dedication OF the Church
dral cemetery, at Philadelphia. To prevent too
lirge throng, and at tho same time help pay
the expenses Of erecting the church, an Admis-
sion fee OF one dollar is 10 be charged.
National Republican., 1873-09-26

Fixture, OF n Book store nj A,c,,on

Latimer A Cleary will sell, In front OF their
auction rooms. on Saturday, September %, the
fixtures Of the book store Of the late frm OF
Towers a Mudd, consisting Of sixty running feet
shelving. ten feet high glass doors, drawers, &c.
nt up either 4 book or fancy goods store.
National Republican., 1873-09-26

ACTivEs vs.. ARLINGTON.
The Actives and ATlingtons play their hst
game OF a series OF base ball matches this uftcr-
noon on the olympic grounds.
MUTUAL vs.. PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-The Mutlals de-
feated the Phlladelphia base ball club to-day by
a score OF to4.
The following Is the score:
Mutuals ............. 52l o 0 O-s
Runs scarned-Philadelphia, |,
National Republican., 1873-09-26
statement OF superintendent white.
wAaufNnroN liant fa1a


10 the Editor ar tie National R,pabiiear!
SIR: Having noticed the statement Of Mr..
Golden In regard to "Good Hope Hili," feel
authorized to make q plain statement Of the
facts, which am competent to do, as the con-
tract has been carried on under my personal
supervision from Its commencement. have re-
peatedly called upon Mr.. Golden for orders, and
each time was put on, and never have received
an order from him In regard to the work.
lie would not allow me To remove the old
foundation from the cuvert, and was personally
present himself At the putting In OF the founda-
ton OF the new work, and approved OF the same.
He was never present after that until the walls
were nearly finished. lie has no knowledge Of
and seemingly no experience In masonry work
Of any kind. lie has frequently since then been
upon the work and sent others To influence the
men and teams to leave the work, telling them
they would not get their pay.
am Crcdibly Informed that he has threatened
to break the contractor, the malice OF which ID
readily explained when II IL known that he was
Indirectly an applicant for this contract.
The statement that he has made In regard tc
being bought by the contractor should bo re.
verse1, as he personally demanded Of me nftecr
cents per yard for an amount required TO MI an
excavation at Uniontown made by the heavy
rains. AS. WHITE.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
The Freedm,u,. R,,L

The Officers OF the Frcedmans Savings and
Trust Company have no notice OF the suspension
| Of their branch at Memphis, Tenn, as reported
IN the Star of yesterday. They instructed all
their branch houses TO enforce the sixty day
rule when the excitement 1rst commenced.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
BASE BALL.

Alert vs.. Mutual-The Latter Victorious.
The game yesterday between the Alert and
Mutual clubs, on the olympic grounds, was close
and exciting. The Mutuals, as will be seen by
the following score, won the game, and have
thus closed the series In three straight games:
National Republican., 1873-09-26
J. II. sauier a. Co.,

The sale OF real estate at auction n made q
specially BY D. II. Warner, T29 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
Rexisirntlou,
No SECRET.

The registrations yesterday by the board were:
Changes-white, 81; colored, l3-total, 80. New
voters-White, 30; colored, ss-total, os.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth stree
By the Recent Bank Failure.

the subscriber has been induced for the next
thirty days TO run on his stock OF Hardware and
Housefurnlshing goods at cost for cash. Nc
book accounts during the time.
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
Sign OF Gilt Saw,
Penna. avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-09-26

In the northeast corner OF the building. and OF
the same size as the Ionic hall, is another sub
ordinate lodge room, Norman hall. The orna-
ncntation OF this apartment Is similar TO that OF
rOsette and other Norman ornaments prevailing.
This hall Ia thorough example OF Norman deco
ratye art, and. with Its furniture, Is made to be
Order. II has windows on the northern and east
ern sides, while six chandeliers, pendant from
the ceiling. furnish ample light at night. The
settees have luxuriant spring seats that are COW
cred with yellow leather, while the stations OF
the three officers are imposing and much AL
mired. The furniture Ia made OF walnut and Or,
and IN the carpet the prev allng color Is blue.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
BriuE Your boys
Htnble ReauI.ife.

To sec our nobby
Double-breasted sack suits.
A. SAks Co., 8i6 Seventh street,
National Republican., 1873-09-26

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours . 10 4; Satur,
days, TO AAnd to Q. 4
National Republican., 1873-09-26

such as horse brushes, curry combs, chamols
skins, hay cutters, horse buckets, manure forks.
carriage sponge, feather busters, hoof brushes,
name cards, carriage jacks, carriage wrenches,
&c., &c., for sale at low prices by
Jos. L. SAVAGE
pennsyIvania avanno AMI iran,h 49,.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
PEAL EsTATE STA 4 PIsEGT0RY q OF THE

REAL EsHATh CITY r. R1sEfaSfoE, P1sEETS5E OF THE
. 81 seriii g :ss' q z y ay
s$$ $ a::%s Sssl
SSns SsissSsn Y sIs %
pSSss E.. and ,e alarm M sis,ons
erty To be Pn6iished for sibscribers only In sssni
fog tWenty'four squares. ''"'@'n'
hereby hs esnsentsS tsGss y shs sre re
Estate hs SSiS.,0R q e Has'
SQUARE and o past SSarIss'pssi q iss sns
surveyor Of iTEEstBaaA Es Bi:,.iss ssShSs sSsiaaSl..
also have agreed Y eI.n,ino the statistical u.
ss %s shs "a s% s = SSS
ana ''N'f fs''fai %ILfSan Z tx H5aaAs. Tar oeri
ss %s: S;Fss q az :ns
Esats Directory cf &sshlnsesons Os ss at y n
sas q xas Z e. ss sdslpI.s RsSi q
iss'a' ri Foh SsSR s Ea h.ss hss Bisi!o
subscriptions and orders will be received At ths
sATE EEfsqE sqE ~ ~ SlR.h P.hs sss,s. aorax
vinis avenue, Spposie thq u. T. treasury f'nn''
& VIII issR Ss ssf SSoh e hss: sr
plhieation q to y any address aa may be desired.
early orSs srs sossd isRs Pn aas %
striH. SSmpisnco Proinscs Sds IN iSs GEsspec
sells du oSm,lsia aud Pabishcrr,
National Republican., 1873-09-26
Wholesale Oyster Housc.

Our $40 Double-Breasted Sack Suit
Is the cheapest suit In the city Call aud see t..
A. SAks a Co., 9l6 Seventh street,
National Republican., 1873-09-26

Tho WushIhbtbhC Cfty buNfnHs bhhHb
corner OF Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pAya6 per cent. interest on all deposits Depoa-
cts can be made and drawn at will. Z
National Republican., 1873-09-26
THE FIRR,EN,s CONVENTION.
CIrcuIar Letter sf ,he ChIcf Knslnecl

hsetter SuteI EuAiuttTs
In accordance with the arrangement made by
the secretary OF the Washington department and
the chief engineer OF Baltimore the following
circular letter has been addressed to all the de-
partments, and responses are being daily re-
ceyed, and the indications are that the gather
ing will be large and Intelligent one:
BALTIMORE CITY FIRE DEPARrMESr,j
OSftcE CniEF EsoIskER,
BALTIMoRE, Sept ~, 1s7S. \
To tie chi,T EHgiHser u the Frs Department
DEAR SiR: The occurrence OF large fires In the
principal cities OF the United States has demon
stratcd the fact that upon the chief officers OF
the 1re departments there rests n fearful re-
spOnsibility both In the protection Of life and OF
property. That this responsibility shall he in-
diligently assumed, and that the very best
means may he employed both In the prevention
aud extinguishment OF fires, you are earnestly
invited to attend q national convention OF chief
engineers, or chief Officers, OF fire departments
In the United States, to be held In the city OF
Baltimore on Monday, October 20, for consulta-
tion and aivisement. Please reply TO II. Spill
man, chief engineer, Baltimore, Md,
Respectfully signed by Eli Bates, chief New
York fire department; WIN. ii. johnson, chief
Philadelphia; II. Clay Sexton, chief st. Louis;
Henry Spiiman, chief Baltimore; John y. Dam.
rell, chief Boston; George W. Levi, chief Louis
vile; Martin Cronin, chief Washington, D.. Z.
National Republican., 1873-09-26

d. II. WARNER makes speciality OF selling real
estate at public auction.
National Republican., 1873-09-26

PARTIES WISHING 10 make secure Investments
can obtain good real estate loans upon Rppllca-
ton 10 u. II. Warner, No. 120 seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
TIE GRAND LODGE LIBRARY.
THE BANQUET HALL

occupies the greater portion Of the northern sid
OF the nrst moor, taking up all the intervening
space between the Oriental hall and the Gran,
Masters apartments ut the western front OF III,
building. This hall Is one hundred and fiye fee
long. nifty feet wide, and thirty feet high, and 4
the largest dining-rOom In Philadelphia. Its Ar
chltecture is OF the Composite ORDER q d0ubl
row OF sixteen columns In pairs divides II, thei
capitals being decorated with birds, fruits ant
flowers. The turkey, the chief Of our national gas
tronomic fowls, presldes In magnincence owe
the main doorway In the western side OF tn
room. Fifteen chandeliers furnish a brillian
light, whilst there are twenty extension table
placed In four lines, and capable OF seating Nv
hundred persons. The noor Ia made OF mar,
wood and oiled. A statue Of Temperance signin
cantly ornaments this hall. The kitchen beneatl
has appointments equal to the largest hotel II
the country, the range being fourteen feet lon
and seven feet wide. There arc also nmpl
china closets adjoining. On this side OF tn,
basement, adjacent TO the Kitchen, all the coa
used is received on the Cuthbert street front
and Ia carried thence on q railway to the bin
placed conveniently for the heating and cookinl
apparatus.
National Republican., 1873-09-26

Bankers, No. l4ls Pennsylvania aVeRus, pay 6
por cent on all deposit. I
National Republican., 1873-09-26
A Coed ThlaS Dsly Appreciated.

The new Colonnade hotel, Phila,ielphis, Pa, In
location possesses business advantages and
quiet neghborhood.
National Republican., 1873-09-26

"HEALIEd ON TUE WINGS" say oil who have
made use Of DR.. Wlstar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry,
aud by such use has been cured OF coughs, colds,
bronchitis, sore throat, influenza or c0nsump-
ton. The prudent will always keep this stand
ard remedy BY them,
National Republican., 1873-09-26
Tho Man slWho Got sbo, M s,,,.,,.,,

can stlll DO supplied; also, q good supply OF
guns, pistols, caps, poWderWads, &c., 1c., cheap
or chFh
National Republican., 1873-09-26
CITYITEMS.
FALL CLOTHING roR GKsrLENEH.

FALL CLOTHING r0R GENTLEMEN.
All the latest styles Goats, Pants and vests,
Fall OycTsacks, &C., ac.,
UneguAled In style and quality.
Prices most economical.
Our Youths, Boys and Chlldren's Clothing Is
much admired for style, beauty Of nnish and
quality Of material,
Sizes for boys iipm three years OF age To
twenty. NOAH WALKER a Co.,
Oil Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
THE ORIENTAL HALL.

This hall Is throughout q brilliant exempii1ca-
tlon OF Moorish architecture, this style being
followed In the minutest detail Of wall, ceiling
aud furniture. The traceries have the greatest
variety Of forms, endless lines, multiplied curycs,
and the embroideries and painted drnperies OF
the East are thus transferred TO the Temple.
Elegance, lightness and splendor, slenderly- pro-
portioned figures, the horseshoe arch aud the
ricty OF form and brilliAncy Of color that make up
the Oriental school. There are no animals or
human fgures-nothing that exemplfes the liy-
Ing being, thus observing the Mohammedan
rule. The Alhambra Of Spain and the mosques
and temples Of Arabia and Turkey have their
peculiarties reproduced here, and the hall Is one
OF the finest IN the Temple. Its furniture Is In
strict accordance with the Moorish style, bril-
llantly col0red, aud has oil the Saracenic pecn-
laritles Of the decorations OF the room Itself,
The seQts are of blue leather.
National Republican., 1873-09-26

EOR MOUNT VERNON.
head. having been rebuilt and entirely renttsd IL
her present owners, will leave her whsrf,
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
HOUHT VERNON
nys JAMES BYKRb,
fsbp ian .Rupt Steamer AFRO
National Republican., 1873-09-26

REAL ESTATE bought and aud by u. II, War
ner, I2g Seventh streetI
National Republican., 1873-09-26

went to Alexandria, and In company with the
Alexandria police surrounded the house occupied
by Young and his woman; was slgnaled by the
police to come In, aud entered and there ar
rested Young; carried him TO the statl0n-house
At Alexandria; there searched him, and found
on him pulse-waTIner, on which was q spot OF
blood. He said the spot came from q fight with
his woman; also found spots Of blood upon his
shirt bosom.
Witness then went back and searched the
house. There found pair Of boots at the head
OF the bed. On one OF them were spots OF blood
(Witness was here shown bOOt.) There is none
on the right boot, but a number OF stains upon
the left boot: (Ihe boot was here examined by
the Jury1 When Yonng was about being taken
10 the sthtlOD-hOuse, witness asked where was
the nat or cap ne wore on Friday and he answered
that ne had 5wappod II with another man. In
the back room down stairs found another boot,
hid away under dresser. The leg OF this boot
was cut, and Young told witness that he cut 1t,
The boot was here shown TO the Jury, and MIR,
MoDeyitt compared II before the Jury with the
slung-shot that was found on the ground Of the
murder.
Gen. Mussey. object to Mr.. McDeyItt acting
the part Of counsel, explaining coiuciden nCes, a c
Mr.. McDevitt said that an examination OF the
boot showed one strap gone, and the leather
thhstrap, further search disclosed needli
threaded with coarse black thread. IA bill
shown,l The thread with which the leather oI
that bllly IL sowed Is precisely similar TO tina
round win the needle at loungs house. Young
When nrst arrested, told witness that on the nigh
oI the murder ne was with his woman at home
hichaIds lhat loungs woman was not at HON,
that night, but was al the wake Of q man wht
was hung that day IN Alexandria, Young sent fol
witness to come TO the jail, and told witness tina
he (lounP) was mistaken In saying he was home
that night, but that he was out drunk, and wenI
10 sleep upon cellar door. Young also, In &C.
knowledgtng TO witness that he mad cut thu
leather from the boot, said he did so to make
cracker for boys whip In Alexandra. The boz
was brought, and declared IN NOuDR's presenct
that Young never made him a whip cracker
Witness found two-dollar note and two one
upon Young. Upon one uf the notes he found
spot, which witness, though not an expert
thought TO be blood. Witness had no waTmn
for Young's arrest.
OnCer Harding, NJ. r., testified that he founD
the body Of u man, HiterwaT1 recognized q
that OF Hahn, on Seventh street, IndGF the lamp
post. ham was than family breathing; h
thrn, with Others made RtrgtChrr, carried tn
body TO the statlOn-hOuse, and sent for DR.. Hart
gam then went back 10 tue ArluoTy lot, got
lantern, and found there black slouch hat,
railroad ticket for the Baltimore and Potoma
National Republican., 1873-09-26

THE PINKNEY INSTITUTE, 1908 NEW
l. York Avenue. The Misses Burgess will re.
open Their school on MONDAY, September 10, ls1S.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
sec Our AIO All Maal
National Auyiuss Hank.

Fall overcoats.
A. SAKs a Co., 8l6 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1873-09-26

WAsIlNGTON THEATRE COsIIQUe.
Eleventh street. below PennsyIvsnis avenue.
THE GREATEST OF MODERN sENsATIoNs.
Engagement Of the charming youns sctrcss,
MISS CHARLOTTE STANLEY,
In the great sensation drama Of
CRIME; CRIME;
Or, the Car,hook TRAGEDY,
supported by the eminent actor.
GEORGE w. THOMPSON,
and an efficient and powerful dramatic company.
REINFORCEMENT or rOvEETY ARTISTS.
The greatest Of living dsDrers, the famous
MILE ANNETTE dALETTI.
The great original one.icsEed dancer.
THOMAS HARPER,
In his astonishing performances.
Two new Ballets by Mons. Blandowrki.
OUR COURT OF BEAUTY.
The favorits Ethiopian. HARRY HART
The great vcrsatilists, JAMES g. EDwARDs,H. ".
EAuAN.
Tho accomplished actresses,
Miss ELIZA NEWTON, Miss CARRIE AVERY,
The prince OF Ethiopian comedians,
OTTO BURBANK
JOHN REESE, ID. 3. HODGES, H. JEAN DUCK.
LEY, MACY RODECAP. EUGENE HARRISON.
OUR sTUPENDOUs COMPANY
trFamily Matinces every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY,. sep2iN
National Republican., 1873-09-26
ADDITIONAL APARTMENTS.
THE ENTRANCES,

Llke soldmons Temple Of old, this one has
western gate, on Broad street, Is the grand en-
used for access TO the apartments Of the Grand
ofrcers. The eastern gate, on Juniper street.
will be the one chleny used giving access 70 the
the visitor directly 70 the foot Of the central
staircase.
National Republican., 1873-09-26

OLD NO. On B.his,ilss CNEw No.
4s0 aad Sale 438
1rn ST. 7rH Br.
MARKRITBR,H,
No. go Seventh St, between y and n streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows' Nall.
Choice OIL Paintings, EngravinEs. Chromos, 10.
sb.5o. Pcftsss Pfts sme. Pstpls Gn.sd .nd MdinfSS T
sel., Ring, Nsils SG, in tho District
Esase Temsm6sf Name and Number. jsasiy.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
ADJUSTMENTS, EXCURSIONS,ETC

hmOkoEDiENlp, DAOUholOINo,DiO
RAsH BALL. -
ID ACTIVE, Of Capitol Hill, vs. ARLINGTON,
1ODAY, NgDp m Olympic Urounds
Admission, % cents. seB'
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
ThUHsbAtS X. poDuI.ER I,,I: y.,o,ls.s sssfthDAf'
MAY. MAY. MAY. MAY.
MAY. MAY. MAY. MAY.
THE ,,.,, Ia h'r : Sfr TBE BfE!''' 'a.i'lod
- SPY aPY.
with powerful csst of characters. To conclude
""A 'a' 'MsiSTaioSPS MTsFiU SiPT, -
introducing tho MARTINETTf FAMILY and
.'. aRxSb hRfffNEs ,s2T TGRppHY.
MN. fhf oob,Foif kTfaifNa.. a.'''~
DrainA, Farce and Pant0ntne.
THg NEW MxaDALEN.
sc@ Prices as usual.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
rRErARArIoss EoR IHK pKpIcArIos

PnILADELrHTA, Sept. 25..The city Is putting
on holiday appearance.
The streets are crowded with visitors from
abroad to attend the dedication OF the Temple
tomorrow. The trains wero so crowded that
none tonight arrived on time. The hotels are
filled 10 their utmost capacity.
National Republican., 1873-09-26
TuE KNIGHTS TRMPLAR APARTMgNrs,

Ascending to the upper noor, the yIsitoi
reaches the portion OF the building devoted tC
those gallant and envled brethren OF the Graft,
the Masonic knights Templar. Their meeting.
room Is known as the Asylum, and It has ad.
jacent q council chamber, q drill-room, banquet
hall, smaller rooms intended for the regala and
assembly rooms Of the i've Communicates, and
all the auxiliary apartments necessary for the
Asylum Ii ninety feet long, forty-nye feet wide
and forty feet high, and extends across the
building from north to south. The central stair.
way, coming up from the principal floor, terml.
mates In double flight at the vestibule to the
Asylum, where there are two FOUNTAINS, con-
stTuctcd OF variegated marbles. This yestlbule
opens-by q series OF doorways-upon the az
Eem0ly and Tegalia rooms, which are upon the
, 1873-09-09

tiro unanfmlty pervAded the proceedings Of tho
Convention. Mcssrn., miller, Campbell, and
gpecrs arc frst-class farmers, and n,ombera Of
Oranges, and mon OF ability and integrity.
, 1873-09-09

PORTLAND, Sept. 8.-Poltland giyos Dingley,
Nopubiican, 1871 votes for Governor Titcomb
Democrat, o28; Williams, Independent, ia !;
scattering, g. DnRloy'e majority. 628. Last
year the vote stood: Republican. ASIA; DOM
ooratto, q, 727; scattering, 4. giving Republ-
can majority Of o..
PORTLAND, Sept. 8-o;16 p. m.-sixsy- throe
Towns t,,,',' give Dingley 1o,ae4 Ttooub, o,125 /;
ni4n1d nmiill,s1ns' 4e8, being majority Of 4251 for
nnlmball, 1o,0co, hoing majority Of 6,07B for
nSsl's ts xa:r Net 1s aas 1727 Tho aggregste ySo
lhdlcatos a majority OF about $4,000 Oil
~ vote Of about 50, 900. not,1rns are still too
iS@ ifs, e 5ndge fsai5y Kennebunk gyos Dlnglsy
r!teolnb, 8al. Lewiston Ia tic home Of Ding
10y, aud Aennebunk tho homo Of 1itoomb.
M ~ ?. m.-one hundred towns glyo Dingley
EHo,492 Ttcomb. ls,049, Williams, COS. nopub-
acan as1 majority $3.50. Tho same towns last year
majority, e.713: Thls ahows : maiority this yesr
OF probably 1l.000 out Of IN aggregate vote Of
, 1873-09-09
EaEnerss Convention In Sturk County,.
Special Correspondence u Tho Chicago Tribune

r Eax1HeFB convention In 3fnFR CQuUtvs
Special Correspondence u Ihe Chicago Tribune,
~ TouLToH, Ill.,, Sept. 8, 1873,
Tho Brent contest of the campaign WAS TODAY
In the Convention that assembled hero, eyerv
FARMERS club and Grange WIS represented by its
full quota Of delegates, and tho general interest
felt in tho result was manifested by our Court
House being packed full Of spectators. The
Convention was called to sottle the all-import-
mt question whether Or not tho farmers clubs
would nominate candidates for county officers
this fall. Those who wero in favor Of making
such nominations camo out triumphant. not.
withdrawing tho most persistent and determined
opposition Of the Republicans who have run thiy
county for yoara and controlled its nominations.
The delegates decided by d largo majority to
nominate Far1noEs' ticket ard elect it loo,
1t cannot be charged that the Democrats CAP
tured tho Convention, Is fully fvo-si1tla Of tic
mombors were formerly prominent Rapubli-
cans. Their action to-day splits the party fairly
in two, and, as those who were formerly Demo-
orata will give an undivided support to the
Farmers ticket, its sacceBa in November is fully
assured. More prominent Ropublioans aro com
ing out openly IN ita support than tho most ar-
dent friend OF the ticket Tentused to hopo for.
Every township has o number Of live ropresen-
tatlve, earnest men working zealously tor it.
The best mon Of our country, Of both parties, nro
strong in ita support, 80 that Little Stark can be
counted on as sure to give tho Monopolists Of
the country decided blow on election-day.
, 1873-09-09
Coulatcrfcitors Arrcstod.

punuouE, Sept. 8.-Deteotive 8. Bhottuok, Of
ceaar HaptdB: haa arrested two oountorfeitora
and brought thom to Dubuque for oxamjnations
One Of the prisoners is woman pamod
Rhodes, whose parenss royils ncar Ue.lar Rap
ida. They are part Of gaug who hayo been
foF long time. manufacturing aud dealing in
counterfeit m9MSy y on largo SCALE always tom
making the amalloAt purohaasx.
, 1873-09-09

10000, against Republican majority last year
Of 8,697, on voto Of La, 400.
Tho towns not hoard from ghvc last year Por-
cans last year carried Knox County for tho first
tinao. This year tho returns indicate that tho
Domoorata hare carried It.
Tho Republicans haye probably carried the
other hfteon counties, though possibly ono or
ticket. Tho Democrats carry Bangor ou tho
Qubornatorla1 vote. Tho Republicans hayo
eloctod uloir Representations.
Ellsworth is reported as giving Ttoornb 100
minority. This Hoens unlikely, a. last yoar It
gave Porhnm 5S8, Kimball 4b0. Tho lack Of in
torost In the election makes roturnB mongre.