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Part OF the Express Money Recov.
cred,

CINCINNATI, November 1.-TWO off,
GERS of the Metropolitan police returned
to this city at one o'clock tonight with
$2O.9O5 recovered from the express rob-
berry.
MORE OF THE EXPIRES MoNRY FOUND.
Col. Kiersted, with one metropolitan Of
his force, and MIR. Fargo, Of the Express
Co, to-day went TO tho stump near Cum.
minsville, where the tin bucket of money
was found last night in a hollow stump,
and searching deeper In the same stump
they found wrapped up in cloth, which
had been covered with leaves, $4,000,
making with that recovered last night
from the same place $4,000. Eight or
nine thousand dollars remain 10 be found
or accounted for. OF this sum It is sup
posed that $4,000 or $500 was divided
between the thieves, and $500 TO $4,000
burned yesterday morning by Mrs. Hack.
ney, wife Of one OF the robbers resident in
this city, This leaves about 5000, which
may yet be recovered.
Colonel Kiersted, Superintendent OF
Police, with bis detectives, has been
working since Sunday evening with Mr..
Clarke, Of the American Express Com.
pany, Weir and Henderson, OF the Adams
and United States, and Hazen, detective
for all three companies, with but little
rest. Since Monday, Julian, Of Cleveland,
and Sloan, Of Indianapolis, have been add.
ed 10 the force, together with the police ol
Covington and large private force in
this city.
The three men charged with the rob.
berry implicated no,others. They were, in
default Of two thousand dollars bail each
put in the county jail this evening. Nelson
Briggs, the negro who when arrested lasl
night showed where the bucket oil money
was concealed, played the comical role
in the affair. He occupied a room at
Hackncys house and the money was hid.
den under his bed beneath pillow oil
rags. His curiosity led him to examine
the pile and discover the money, where
upon he stole It from the thieves. This
morning he accompanied Col. Kierstead
and Mr.. Fargo and showed them where
the remainder was covered up in hollow
stump. He is held Of course, and Mrs.
Hackner Is arrested Tor malicious destruc.
tion Of property.
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FRAUDULENT DIsPATCnBs.
THE CAIRO q FULTON RAILROAD.

The Commissioners heretofore appoint.
ed 10 examine a portion OF the Cairo s.
Fulton Railroad were today directed by
the Secretary OF tho Interior 10 ex.
anime the road said to be completed in
Missouri up to the Arkansas line
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 1s.-The Journal
Dts DebdtS publishes a violent editorial
attack upon Mr.. Disraeli for his dis
claimer that his recent Guild Hall speech
referred 10 the VonArnim case. The
Debats says that Disraeli has simply apol-
ogized to Prince Bismarck Tor his offensive
utterances.
The article in the Journa! DeS De6ats on
Disrael's disclaimer concludes as follows
ut is Gpprrent from this incident oI
Dlsraeli's apology that England In her
turn has been invaded. The Prime Min.
lister can no longer speak without sub
mitting to cGnsure from Berlin"
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Iron Manufacturers and PuddIcn--
No Settlement as Yet.

PGTTsBURGH, November 1S.-The sub,
committees Of the iron manufacturers and
tho Pudders' Union met in joint session
to-day. The proceedings were secret and
representatives Of tho press we're not ad.
mitted; but it is understood that no set
tlement was reached, Another general
meeting Of both sides will be- held on
Saturday next, when 1t is hoped some
amicable arrangement will bo made, and
thus avert the threatened danger
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East to West, Of which our lakes and
rivers now form parts; and also the i'm
provement Of the mouth Of the Mississippi
River.
We give the above views Of Mr.. suEL-
LABARdER for what they are worth. He
hasevldently devoted considerable alien
ton TO the subject, and is by reason OF
ability and experience qualified to speak
with some weight. 1t lisa subject W hich,
as the state Of the South and the related
topics become less prominent, will inev-
itably more and more occupy the public
mind. The welfare Of the nation Is in
timately associated with 1t. All arc in
terested, therefore. in the best possible
solution Of the problem.
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DIS MONIES, Iowa, November ISL
the case oil Isaac Brandt, indicted for en-
bezzlemeptw while Deputy State Treasure,
Judge Maxwell, ol the District C'Irtl
today oyerruled the demurrer otGae oe.
Tense, which was to the effect i,st BtandI
being q deputy was not an cnciai IN the
proper sense OF the tern, and mat tae
Indictments were lauSy, IN that tney 90
not name the paraes to whom Brandt
loaned the pnbI5 monies, nor give q de-
scrip,ion Of Us monies so loaned. Thil
decision brNgs the case 10 trial on liz
merits 4 10 probable, however, that Il
will nr: be reached this term.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 1s-Thc grea,
Shropshire handicap, one Of the principal
events Of the Shrewsbury November races
was ran to-day and won by Syrian; Oon,
sell second, Delay third. Seventeen
horses started. The betting at the stand
was twelve to one against Syrian, thirteen
to one against CoDseil. and ten 10 one
against Delay.
The Polar expedition to be fitted out
by the British government will consist oil
two steamers. Capt. Markham, o; the
royal navy, will command. The expedi-
tion will start next May:
The rate for money at the Stock Bx-
change on government securities is 4 per
cent; consols for money 03a03t; for &C.
count 0Sts0St,
THEY REJEcT TIE PROPOSAL.
LONDON, November 1S.-The students
OF St. Andrews University have rejected
the proposal made by some OF their num-
Der, recommending that Ralph Waldo
Emerson be elected Lord Rector.
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES,

PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States, colder and part
ly cloudy weather, with north or west
Winds and rising barometer.
For the lower lake region, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, clearing or colder
weather, with northerly winds, a rising
barometer, light rains south of the Ohio
Valley and light snow north oi the lower
lake region.
For the upper lake region and North.
west, decidedly cold and partly cloudy
weather, with north or west winds, q
continued high barometer and snow in
Missouri and Iowa.
For the canal region OF New York the
temperature will fall below freezing dur
ing Wednesday night and Thursday; the
lower Ohio and central Mississippi rivers
will rise.
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SAN Francisco, November 1S.-Dis'
patches from Prescott, Arizona, says that
the official returns show Bean 10 be elect
cd delegate 10 Congress over Stevens
supposed 10 have been elected, Great
excitement exists. The election Is TO be
contested.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERsBURG, November 19.-The
Russian Foreign Office, which recently
invited renewal OF the Brussels Confer
ence early next year, has received replies
from several powers, who generally ex.
press an approval Of the principle on
which the proposal Is based, but demand
time for consideration.
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ARKANSAS.
Mn. COOPER DENIES WASHINGTON DIS.
PATCHES.


PATCHES.
LITTLE Rock, November 1s-Henry
n. Cooper, Secretary OF the Republican
State Central Committee, authorizes a
denial OF the telegram from Washington
on Monday night that he telegraphed to
Senator Dorsey or anybody else that
hundreds oI Republicans were being ar
rOOtad; Or that adherents OF Smith were
assembling neIU or at any other point,
He authorizes denial IN t0t0 6i all
knowledge Of such dispatch.
81, 900 REWARD FOR SMITH ANDwHEELEH
The Senate to-day passed the bill au-
thorizlng the Governor TO offer q reward
OF $1,000 Tor criminals. As soon as it
becomes law the Governor will offer q
reward Of $1,000 each for the apprehen-
sion OI Smith and Wheeler. Nothing
he's been heard from them. Every ei-
fort will be made to find and bring them
to punishment.
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Fire In the Gas Works.

LoU1sv1ILE, November lS.-A special
from Mt, Sterling, KY, says a fire broke
out in the gas works at that town this
morning, and when extinguished the
bodies Of negro man and an Irish boy
named Queen were found, life being ex-
tinct. II Is supposed the FIRE originated
from burning tar in the heating retort
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BosToN, November 1s-Six cars oI
q freight train on the Eastern rail!a J broke
away and como in collission with an
approaching train. Eightcars OF Mercan-
die were thrown of the track and entire.
ly consumed, and engine completely des
troyed,
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SOME Of the newspapes arc still quar-.
reling over the question as to whether
the ladies wear monogram garters. Why
the dickens don't they appoint US a com.
mittee OF investigation, with power 10
call Tor persons and papers, and thus
have the matter settled at once?-CourTer
Journal.
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Christopher smith in The Courts.

COLUMBUS, November 1S.-some time
ago Christopher Smith took license to
marry young woman making affidavit
that the woman was Of legal age. The
license was granted by the Clerk Of the
Probate Judge. Soon after tho girls
father had Smith arrested for perjury, as
the girl at tho time was but sixteen years
old. Smith was indicted by the grand
jury and the case came on for trial in the
Common Pleas Court TO d3y. Smiths at.
torney claimed that there was no case as
the Probate Judges Clerk was not legally
authorized TO issue licenses in the absence
ol the Probate Judge This opinion was
sustained by Judge Bingham, who held
that the Probate Judge under the Constl-
tuition suG laws was authorized to issue
marriage licenses, but was not authorized
TO dele, ste this power TO his Clerk, and
dirGC':,4 the jury TO bring in verdict oI
not guilty, winch was consented TO by
the Prosecuting Attorney and the prison
or was dischared. Th5 OF course
does not invalidatC the marriage under
this license.
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IT Is SHOWING
yht.
here tonight.


TOLEDO, November 19.-The body oil
Andrew Lowmsster, a deer hunter, who
has been missing ior some days, was
found yesterday in the big woods near
Napoleon, Ohio, with the skull fractured.
1t is supposed that he climbed up tree
10 shoot deer, and falling to the ground
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INTERNAL REYENuE RRcElrra.


The President to. day received another
long telegram from Lieut.. Gov. Smith, OF
Arkansas, reciting anew the points con.
tanned in his recent proclamation, and
asking in addition for early action on tho
part Of the General Government. The
telegram was referred TO the Attorney
General
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THE recovery of the money stolen
from the American Express Company on
Sunday is very gratifying. Now let the
rascals who planned and executed the
robbery have the full benefit ol the law
in such cases made and provided.
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"Gath," the Washington correspondent
Of the Chicago Tribune, is reconstructed
The process does not seem 10 have hurt
his feelings, short as the time was
Gath now thinks the Republican party
will stsad and conquer in the future, as
1t has in the past.
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CHICAGO.
MEETING OF PACKERS AND PROVISION
DEALERS

MEETING OF PACKERS AND PROVISION
DEALERS.
CHICAGO, November lS S-The packers
and provision dealers OF Chicsgo met al
the Board Of Trade Hall this evening
and formed an Evening Board, electing
j. N. Stiles President, 9. NJ. Culberlso1
and J. T. Marot Vice Presidents, and B
+. Howard Secretary. After the organ
ization was effected some 5000 barrels oi
pork and $50 tierces OF lard changed
hands. Pork was very strong, selling at
$2O, seller February, and closing with
that figure bid. The Board will hold q
session every evening during the packing
season.
SRcoND SUCCESSFUL CONCERT.
The "Ilma di Murska" Company gave a
second concert in McCormick's Hail to-
night to a large and appreciative audi
ence.
POSTAL ROUTE AGENTS CONVENTION.
A convention OF postal route agents
met hero today, and took steps for the
organization Of mutual benefit associA.
tion. Quite number oi agents from va.
rious railroad post troutes in the East and
West.were present.
STATE cHRBTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The Illinois State Christian Association
met here this afternoon. One Of the
main objects Of the Association Is the
overthrow Of secret societies, and mum.
Der Of prominent opponents OF Free Ma.
sonry and other secret organizations are
in attendance. Addresses were made 10.
night by President s. B. Allen, of West.
field College, and Professor O. A. Blauch.
ard, OF Wheaton.
IT Is SHOWING
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Mark Twain did not succeed in walk
ing from Hartford to Boston, but he is
not discouraged. When he took to the
cars he tclegraphed to a friend: 1--WE
have made thirty,flve miles in lees than
five days. This demonstrates the thing
can be done"
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Steamer News,

LONDON, November 19-The steam
ships Glamorgan, Elysia and Batavia
from New York, have arrived out.
NEW YORK, November 1S.-Arrived-
Steamships City OF London, from Liver
puUl, and Franco, from Havre.
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When Baltimore husband gets cold
and careless and fOrgets his vile puts up
letter from an sd1irer," asking her to
elope and all that, and her husbands
early love returns as soon as he finds the
letter.
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THE STEANEN EMPIRE.
The divers Of the Bell boat Usage, in
examining the wreck OF the Empire, this
morning, saw wedged in>the freight on
deck some ten or twelve deck hands
The divers were unable to gain admission
TO the state rooms on account OF the OBJ
stuclions by freight. 1t is now believed
that the loss ol lie will reach between 30
and 40. One body was recovered 10 day,
that Of deck hand.
CHARGED WITH ELECTION FRAUDS.
E. Bean, Supervisor Of Registration for
DeSoto Parish, was brought before U. s.
Commissioner Craig on au affidavit
charging him with having on the 17th
INST, al No. IA Dryades street, concealed
and destroyed certain statements and Ger.
ti6cates Of election, and substituted in
their places certain false, forged and
fraudulent statements and certificates.
The accused waived and examination
and gave bond in the sum Of $500 to ap.
pear before the United States Circuit
Court.
The New Orleans, Mobile & Texas
Railroad sections west Of the Mississippi
river was sold to-day by the United States
Marshal, for $3.50 900, to Frank NJ. Ames,
son OF Oskes Ames. A new company
will probably be organized 10 complete
the road 10 tho Texas terminus.
In the Superior District Court to-day
Judge Hawkins gave judgment against
the city Of New Orleans Tor $l57 900
the non-psyment Of l57 bonds Of $1,000
each Issued in aid oil the Jackson Railroad
May l, 1859. The court declined to pass
upon the validity Or force Of tho law Of
March II, 1870, prohibiting writs Of seiz.
ure against the city, at this stage oi the
case, as the question would como up
when the motion was made Tor writ Of
execution, and would then be deter
mined.
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CINCINNATI, November 1.-TWO off,
GERS of the Metropolitan police returned
to this city at one o'clock tonight with
$2O,9O5 recovered from the express rob-
berry.
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CLEVELAND.
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.
CLEVELAND, November 1S-Dr. Phil
lip Roeder, an old and highly respected
physician and citizen, and at one time 9
member Of the City Council, died in thil
city yesterday evening after q protractet
illness Of several years standing, aged 81
years
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
The various BaildiDg and Loan Associa
tions in this city held meeting last nigh
TO discuss the situation. AN amiCable set
tlement was advised in the winding up o.
the affairs Of these Associations, as 1t il
believed that ouch organizations will b(
declared unconstitutional by the Supreme
Court.
woMENs' TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
A large number Of delegates 10 the Wo
mans National Temperance Convention
have arrived. Mother Stewart, the vet
eran crusader Of Springfield, Ohio, is
here. The organization Ol the ConYen-
tion has been ioreshRdowed in the dis
patches Of the 10Th ult.
The Convention assembled at 10 O'Clock
in the Second Presbyterian Church. Per
msnent organization was Effected by the
election OF Mrs Jennie F. Willing, Chair
man; Miss Aurella Hoyt, ol Indiana, and
Mrs. Mary F. Burt, OF New York, Secre-
taries; Mrs. Wingham, OF Ohio, Treasurer
and list Of Vice Presidents, one from
each State.
The Committee on Credentials reported
1876 delegates pEeaent from fifteen different
States.
In the afternoon session an address oI
welcome was delivered by Mrs. l. Il
MCCabe, Of Delaware, Ohio, which was
responded 10 by Ms Wilson, oil Brooklyn
A Committee on Resolutions, with the
celebrated Mother Stcwart,ol Springfield
Ohio, as Chairman, was appointed.
A resolution was adopted providing iol
the appointment OF a committee to con
sider the praCticabiliIy OF establishing 9
paper in the interest OF the womans' tenn
perancG cause.
A committee was appointed to prepare
q constitution for the WomSns Nationa
Temperance League.
In the evening mass meeting was helC
and addresses delivered by the leading
women OF the cause in attendance. No
much progress has been as yet made by
the Convention. Much time has beer
spent in defining the status Of delegates
ROBBED.
The residence of 4. s. Beckwith, OF
Euclid avenue, was entered last evening
while the family were at supper anC
about 500 worth 0! jewelry and Other
valuables stolen.
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TRounLRs AT NKLsoNyILIE.

Word comes from q reliable source that
affairs at the Nelsonville coal mines are
far from quiet. For several nights the col.
ored miners and those in sympathy with
them have been fired upon by men in am.
bush. Last night mAilCarricr was fired
upon and his horse killed. The windows
in the stores owned by the operators are
nightly broken. Further trouble is ap.
pretended.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November 1s.-It Is stated
that General Lersundo, formerly Captain
General Of Cuba, and not Gen. Laserne, is
dead,
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Troy, N. Y, November 1s.-Edward
Griffith, Of East Nassau, fatally shot bis
son George yesterday afternoon during q
quarrel.
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Tho water supply in this city has be-
come so limited that the Board has re-
quested cooperation ofall consumers 10
assist in suppressing the waste Of water
and observing the striCtest economy In
its usC, as it is evident that unless the
daily consumption is largely reduced a
water famine will ensue before spring.
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NEW YORK,
100000 DEFICIENCY.

New YORK, November 1S-An inves.
tigation ipto the accounts Of the Brooklyn
Charity Commission shows a deficiency
OF nearly 100000.
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NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS, November 19.-Mr.
Arroyo, who was seated yesterday as a
member Of the returning board, now says
that the responsibility is too great Tor only
one Conservative member, and ifanolher
Is not appointed within twcuty'tour hours
he will resign.
The returns from 81. James Parish ere
being canvassed tO.day
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TILT0N- BEECnER.
The suit Of Theodore Tilton against
Henry Ward BeeCher has been get down
for December sth.
CLOSED ITS ANNUAL sEssIoN.
Tho Methodist Episcopal Board ol
Missions closed its annual session after
appropriatiDg in oil $S2l 900 for mission
purposes.
POSTMASTER GENERAL JRwELL VISITS
TIE NRw YORK P0sToFFlCE.
Postmaster. General Jewell visited the
postoillCe in this city to day, and made q
short speech to the employees.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

Hy the Western Union Line.
nee Northwest cor, Of Main and Monroe ,sts.
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WASHINGTON.
IL DEMAND FOR TROPICAL PLANTS.

THE DEMAND FOR TROPICAL PLANTS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Tho Commis-
sioner Of Agriculture says the demand
for tho semi tropical fruits for expert
mentS in the. Southern States Is very
great. The Chinese tea plant is especial
ly in demand and many thousand young
plants have been distributed the pasl
year.
INTERNAL REVENUE RRcElPra.
The receipts of internal revenue to. day
were $275.S5 The amount Of bank
notes received here to-day for redemp.
tion was $GS9,O00.
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BOSTON,.


BosToN, November 1S.-Judge Abbott
intends 10 contest Frosts seat in the 44Lh
Congress.