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The Beecher Scandal.


The publication of the indictment against Mr.,
Tilton and Mr.. Moulton ade deep impression
upon the Brooklyn community. The argument
made in MIR. Tiiton's card in the Herald, that
Ar. BeeeheF's action was a "tsrdy indictment -
IS coDtroverted. A distinguished member OF
Plymouth church, in commenting on this, said
to your renorteF:
"This Indictment was as promptly found as
was humanly possible. Tit0n has been in
dicted BY the fret grand jury that has sat In
Kings county since the publication Of his libel
Gus statement: addressed to the public over his
own rame. The publication of his sworn state
ment, Mr.. Tilton averred, and no doubt Mr..
Maverick will so swear, was without his knowI-
edge or consent and the Gaynor farce was met
by tfat plea. The accusation in Plymouth
church by West was for slsnder, which is not
An indictabie offense, not for libel which is the
public ition of slander. So that on the first
indictable Offense Tilton was indicted af the
trst opportunity, which Is prompt enough"
The ARRAY OF COUNSEL
IN the Iiit0n case Will be unusuAlly largo,
PROBABLY no such array has been seen in any
rrial since the trial of General Sickles for the
murder of Key. Roscoe Conkling has accept
d retainer and will sum up the case. VIM.
VI. Eyarts, b. +. Tracy, John X. Porter, w. o.
assist MIR. Conkling. The list Of Mr.. Tiiton's
counsel is said not 10 be complete. Senator
Carpenter, OF Wisconsin, Daniel Dougherty of
thi!adeiphia, and David Dudley Field are men
TONED. Mr.. houlton has secured Judge Full
ertoD, although Gen. Butler will take the lead
IN the case and personally appear. Mr. Beach
VIII most likely appear also.
RUNORs.
A motion Will be made for change Of venue.
This is matter IN the discretion Of the court
motion Will be made for q certtorGTi TO carry
ne case before the supreme court. This, we
believe, Is a motion of right, and an effort will
theu be made TO move the case to ALBANY or
Westchester. 1t Ia thought the trial will take
place In fortnight, aud ii will probably last
tor three or four weeks. A rumor was in circu-
laton. and traced TO q good source, that Presi-
ient Grant hed expressed the strongest interest
IN behalf Of MI. Beecher, and to the President g
interest Is attributed the retainer of MIR COnk-
ing. 1t is generally believed also that Mr
behalf. Mr, Iilton has a rare gift of eloauence
ana he will have this priVilege-N. L. Her
aid, 5h.
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Foreign Notes.

CoSsERvATfyH GAINS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, October 5-COmplete returns from
the elections for the councils general show that
zoo conservatives and 500 republicans were
chosen. This is a conservative gain of DO In
one hundred places there was no choice, and a
second ballot viii have 10 be required.
Doh CARLOS sHOT DURING MuTINT.
LONDON, October Ga special dispatch from
Santander 10 the Pail Mall q ssefte saws that the
report of an attempt 70 sssassinate Don Carlos
during muttny among the insurgents has
again been brought 10 that city by letter from
Durango. The letter confirms the previous
details Of the occurrence, to the effect that Don
Carlos was shot by the mutineers and received
a DANGEROUS wound,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
LOUISIANA STILL IN A FERHENT
Alleged Violation Of the Compromise
by White Leaguers.
WHAT GOV. Kellogg SAWS.

hAE NNNs hELLNtG tANks
NSw YORK, October 6.-Ths TEmes' special
from New Orleans says Governor kellogg last
evening called the attention OF the recently ap-
pointed sdv v.SOry board 20 the circumstsnce
that members Of the white league continued TO
drill in remote parts of the city and character
lzing the set As 3 breach Of the compromi.e en-
tered into. The board is convened for 70 dsy.
Dr. Bonzano, the committees umpire, having
oes az yesterday. "A general meeting Of the
leasue also If called Tor this evening.
GOV. KRLLoGG's SECOND CHBJK BOOK.
he TlibaBs has dispatch from it, New Or
leans correspondent who yesterday found in the
bands OF private eitizcn the second check
hCck CT Governor Kellogg, captured by the
Penn TeyolufiouIsts. He says Il seems q have
been used only few weeks Immediately pre-
ceding the first date covered by the other. The
second entry Is as follows: prn =, 1873, my
sci sent Wm. +. Chandler, Washing gton, II. q,
Tor Z. Gushing and Matt. II. Carpenter, fees,
counsel, $500"
S25C00 FOR wARLIKB EXPERIMENTS.
The correspondent say the tWo check books
show that The Governor made appropriations of
over So, ,O0J in nine months for warllke expert
mt uts.
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GOV. BRoWrLow's CARD.-GOv. Brownlow's .
card, announcing himself candidate for Com
eress at the coming election, reads: ~ take this
occasion TO say TO the voters of the secopd con-
g1eSslonal district of Tennessee that ( arn a
candidate to represent them in the next OF
FOIty-fcuTth Congress of the United States. |
make this announcement in response to the PC
uuOns and calls made upon me by large mum
pers or ci1Zeps in every county OF the distrl ct.
II elected, promise to DO al in my power 20
promote the interests of the district, state, and
country. In a short time viii puhiish an ad-
Dress 10 the people Of the district, giving nv
views ard intentions with reference to every
measure nOw pending or likely 10 come before
Congress during the next two years" There is
already a republican candidate, regularly nomi-
mated, in the field in that district
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THR BRIEPEsT or HoNKYMooNs-Mrs.
Marian Lang, aged 10, charged an Jefferson
market police court, New York, on Saturday
that her husband, Henry Lang, aged rs, %
whom she lad been married only six days, had
tiled 20 cut her throat. She said % At she came
alone 10 this country from England ia Decem-
ber last, and after boarding for some days in a
hotel found employment with q dressmaker In
Seventh avenue. Five days before her mar
riage she saw young Lang for the first time,
and on Sunday night last they we're married.
he abused her, she said, and she threatened
10 omit his bed and board, AZ which he az
tempted 70 cut her throat. Lang was held in
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hEW YORK ,OCt,tsT 6.-1l f1sf fs arlsr a. ff-f.
say. ~ tne =. "a tchaags prices u stooks AZ
hee8 Unsettled bY speculative ff1rt- a. It'd a.
~ manner 81 disguietiuc rumgrs iu rsCarf - the
D. IN here aud tn EUrope. tee e.-rCsut-ie -sspsU-
-lons - thC past tea dave having apy trsUtI n
ptntG the a., dIafes Cor s'ories of ~ si1cs -
AZ a. this su, umU = bu,incss fs CcBCcrnrl q ha-
bteU sefelA ard rty1eltyc nc uCt-d There - bsp
no eArhHsiOn o. CT dlts. .auc business never ~ led On
:, =, ssieI .as'- - ier as eredie are - ncerned
all elensrts Ci PrrsrH.ity Th4 reaction In fha
-,oos eNcEanee 7cutatton g. ueth-r urnstural 5r
slainifE. Prices scysuCcd yerT raPisly. aud n
sCEle cases without much rtaaon Nlff sfr,'f
sPecniHtCfs udUuh,6iiy believe thaf n-- Il a. b.
G q noe az the moment "a depre-sirs price, than 81
saNsnclug them ard O. aid them theJ are doing al
that j. posslble O. disc urage boidars 1f stks All
he sales - sold hsye been A. nU. dllCia On r5id
osue rates have been Cat, - per ,.uf Tsr ,so ~
per cent FOR carr iue Forcen srcfsrTs A. sfrsT5
snd higher. The leedins baI kurs hsyins rat thoir
5a,es gn London up - = ior 81 dsT bile, aud y
OOmmefcis. bills not Rbuudaut zna var ,,ls ru
hoTs N regard 10 shipper have the ect of tnrur.
lns sale 81 N. cls-s q hills NJ ctton slls
higher here than IN Liverpool. A large supply a
hliis from this source must - f0fthc0ni a soon
closing, except ohios, ~his6 SeTe sisssr,
he frst hour there vss deeiiSs
from II oclOoE TIN noon there was : ary of =
20 per cent since noon this recovery has in most
sssts been Loot The NOS, sc'ive stocks have sole
aiet. Pscinc Mail, ts1 az, I ai0u Pa inc. - n
81 NOrthN ss,erD, 81 as D, Ohip-, . Tl5' Erie
9SSdS3As Book IslsUd. lOsG'O2s,, ST Pali. 49,
ass; Cumberland Coal knd lron Co, hi, 'd95..
G4YeTsmen, bonds show little change compared
hailroad bonds we're Irregular, but a rule price.
we're lover than yesterday I0veStment shares were
ssleGay' Money remsins 2A@S per esut flr call
is 40 question sells at 6al1 per cent.
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POLITICAL NOTES The Springfield Repub-
lean Prints letter from Geo. M. Stearns, OF
CLleoIee, Mass, declining, for private reasons
be candidate for Congress in that district
Ibe municipal election in COrinth, Miss
yesterday was hotly contested, and resulted in
complete victory for the conservative ticket.
or the fret time in eight years. Asker p
N'chois WAS yesterday nominated for Congress
" the de mooTats Of Erie county, n. Y, 80.
ChsIles Place was nominated for Congress by
tne New Jersey 4th district republican conyen-
ton on Saturday. ..,. Dsm6cratic ana fnda
pshdent Congressional conventions we're held in
he let, %, and Sd Illinois districts Yesterday
SeInard Caulhe!d was nominated in the 1st O.
Sd district. " 'N0
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A Man Fatally Beaten tu a Strike
Rinr.

NRW YORK, october Ga Wilkesbarre dis.
patch states that a difficulty occurred among
the miners at M0osic yesterday, originating IN
demand by some Of the Irishmen, that the
boss, Welsh man, should be discharged. The
company declined TO sccede TO the demand OF
the men, when eighty OF the latter struck, and
were at once discharged. The strikers then
endesvored To prevent Others from going to
work in their places, and In the fight tnat fol-
lowed one man was fatally beaten.
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The Connecticut Election.

LAltTI BEII Llr.
Hartford, Conn, october G.-There is no
particular 20 iltlcal significance in the result Of
he town elections. In most of the towns the
vote is very light In Hartford the vote Is nearly
2,CUO less tnaIi il was AZ the town election two
years sgo. TIE constitutional amendment Civ
ing towns Of more thar 500 inhabitants two
representative es in the legislature is caTried bv
= large ms sjoIiry. Several Of the smaller towns
Tote against liquor license. Most Of the large
.ON ne vote fOl Il.
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From KfO Jauefrn
THB EMPEROR DON PEDRO COMING TO TIE |

THB EMPEROR DON PEDRO COMING TO TIE
UNITED STATES.
RIO JAFEIRo, October cit is probable the
Emperor Don Pedro will visit the United
States OF North America next year.
THE ARGENTINE RESURRECTION.
Later advlcss from BuenOs AyTes state there
ls the greatest excitement among all classes in
consequence Of the iusurrectiOn. Many persons
ere flying from the city. Every departing
steamer carries away numerous families. All
the merchant steamers leaving town are now
escorted 70 sea 10y war ships of their respective
governments, as they fear mOlestati0n by the
insUreent fleet.
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The narnegs


BALTIMORE, October 6.-girginia sIres, peele-s
t2s Ntratutss, ooDSolidstsd. 68 do ex e ~ p6us a.
West NHgiDias, % North Usrolins siEss, oid, iS:
DO new, 10; DO, special tax, bil ts-day.
bALTiMoRt, October 6 Cotton dull aud nominal .
loN miodllLgs, HiaGl4S. Floar active and M
changtd. Wheat eteadT-westeru duh aud easier
no red western and amber, 2Jh al n CBrn frm
Tor sOuthern-Whffo southern. l usIl fE. yellow
southern, lU04l 05, mixed western dull Q5 Oats &C
unt-southeIn 65tds6, NestsrR mixed, 62d53: do
White, 8. Rye hrm-l 0Odi O5 Hay unchanged
ffoFisiChs dCll, wtak, sno unspttled aud lower
Mess pork "a ". BllR meAts-sh1lldars nominal.
yoS-a bacon-1ulV uaited lshhiur demand
shoulders, gii0; clear rib ridss. fs, ais: sarsr-
cured hams, lac IS bsrd, B@l5a. N--tero but
ter himer sDe hishsr: good s. hu-. S80s5. CJn-s
quiet snd steady, u se2ia PstrIleum 1sstf led
crude held 81 81 Mhsky hrm and scarce, gsf l1lj.
sugar aCtise aL6 hfm, llts.
NV IoRK, ootsbeI 6-stocss sciive a-l un-
settled. heHsy, pa. God, 10. Etchausp, Ions,
so6ts short, 4Ss5s. Governments dnfi
tEw YORK, October . - ~ sur dell auf IN
steAcy.
loNDoN, October 6, 1879 . m IL T. ths general
opinion on The st. Ck exchange ttat the Hauk Of
H1glaId rate Of oisC0unt will o. savaucC oa or
e.tofe Tsursday neat. Boads-Fiyes, lJl-E; Erie,
5l4 preferred, 81
FgAHkFoRT, october Bonds, So for the issue
# ls62.
LoNDoS, October 8. 80 p. m.-The weather
throughout Ens lsud Odsy is VT. Paris dispatches
quote reItes AZ 6l traUcs, a. centimss.
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ltreN I'm The West.

CHICAGO, October & A nre at Paxton, H.,
est6Iday, destroyed the stores Of j. s. Loo se.
dry goods; La1e & Bigelow, groceries; Berg
nan & Sutton, boots and shOes, and Guthmau
Bros, clothing, with most of the stock in each;
The Journal Ctiice, with its contents, aud ive
mall buildings, we're also destroyed. The total
loss Is $50, GOO; insurance, S3s COO.
An entlre block of buildings at Ludington,
Mich, was burned yesterday. Loss, So, 900.
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The Missing Ross Child.

nut WITH lhh HIFtIke.
PHILADELPHIA, October "a dispatch from
WestcBester states that the child supposed to
be Charlie Ross, In possession of the band Of
gypsles eDcsmPed at Red Lion, had been seen by
relatives OF the Ross family and pronounced
not TO be the missing child. A rumOr prevailed
there that Charley ROss had been found, Great
ing quite an excitement, and there was utter
aLce Of threats against the supposed abductors
ME-. ROSS CRAZY PROM GRIRF.
Mr.. Ross is 90 seriously ill that his friends
nave no hope OF his recovery. Trouble has
quite oYerthIoRn bis reAsOn
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ie First EpiscOpaI Church Congress.

UFENING bkhNICE.
NRw YORK, October 6.-The first annual
meeting Of the Church Congress in the United
States was commenced this morning at half
past ten O'Clock, by the administration OF the
rite OF Holy Communion, Bishop whipple, of
Minnesota, officiating, assisted by Bishop Hare,
Of Nebraska, and several ministers,
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Why NO BUFFALO ARE FOUED Wgsr or
THB ROCKY MOUNT body has re-
viyed the stories told by james Bridger, who
is, next 10 Kit Carson, the pioneer trsupsr OF
AL that section Of the country. One OF MS ia
yorIte stories Was. that In the year 1slO ne was
Wintering IN Salt Lake Valley, when IL COM
Denced 20 snow, and continued seyenty success
siye days. till depth OF seventy feet was oh
tanned. The country At that time abOnnded in
buffalo and other large game, all of which per
ished in the snow. The lakes and rivers the
ioiloWing spring were 20 ful % dead game, pre-
served In good condition I'm the cold, that he
was able 10 stow up s large stock Of meat for the
LeNt winters supply, using the brine OF Salt
Lake for the purpose. lie concluded this tate
10y declaring that since that storm 10 buffalo
had ever been seen west OF the Rocky Noun
tains. He was also fond OF declaring that
.'BTidger's Butte" table mountain namef
after him, had ''sieeTed around" to the north
since he first saw Il, and that he had told Gem
eral johnson 50, WHO, after consulting his text
books, aebno. ledged that he WAS riglt.-Dsa-
Ter (COll AeRrs.
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The MEENoNIrRs IN KANsAs.-The follow
ing paragraph is from the Lawrence fKansasl
journal of September q: There appears to
be no mistake about the immense Immigration
OF Incorporates into Kansas, of which the teie-
graph has been advising Us for the past few
days. Their advertisement IN our local column
'or large number of woF.l horses oxen, snd
COWS indicates business. About two thousa nd
OF tEese people have come into the state i'm tbe
last few weeks, and thousands more are on the
way. They are hardy, industrious, weil-tc do
class OF people, and will be valuable acauisi-
ton TO our population" The advertise ment
referred to calls for i've hundred head OF work
horses, four hundred fresh milch cows, ana ATTY
woke of work oxen. -
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TIE DEAD ALIvB-An unususI case In the

THE DEAD ALIVB-An unusual case In the
a0Jutsnt generals ONCE has iust cuimiuatsl q
he JOY and happiness Of mother Wh) Sun
pC- ed ner son dead for eight Years. rTn vears
ago General Flower, a. claim comm isslOner,
began 20 push a claim for Mrs. Sarah McCOOl.
of iSt Paul, for one hundred dollars bounty due
heT son, who WAS member OF Company X. 10th
regiment, Minnesota. and was KILLED on a rat
rear RedwiDg. The evidence OF william
death had been carefully collected aud then
forwarded TO the department At Washington
The proof was sufficient for the department aud
he check would have been drawn fOr the 81 m
fen days ago had not an error in the papers sent
from the office here occasiOned the necessity OF
their return Tor correction. While the cOrrec-
ton was making, the dead boy came TO life, and
the payment 20 his mother was necessarily
stopped. The circumstantisl eviden - went FOR
naUght in the presence Of the hssh that arrived
In town on Monday. He had not been killed
eut had neglected 70 write 20 his mother in ali
these years Minneapolis TribuHs.
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NEW YORK., October "a letter from Ha-
Vana. dated Sept. 50th, says -" 1t is reported
here that the insurgents entered the toSn {
Remedies, ana were in possession for twenty
four hours We were i've days without tele-
grams from New York, dates OF the 25i, 9th
and 25th arriving together Sunday"
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SCIENCE IN ENGLAND AND fRANcR-Mr.
Norman Locker, the English Astronomer. whom
the Academy Of Sciences has named correspon.
dent OF that section, has arrived I'm Paris. and
stitute. He fs charged by the British eovern-
ment to make IN inquiry into the state Of mete-
erology In France, and has already spent dav
ct the observatory.
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ANOTHER Ross Boy FoUED-A band of gip-
sies are within few miles OF Westchester, Pa,
WITH child who very much resembles the boy
Ross. The likeness IL very striking. He II
watched and cannot be approached. Oficer
Carpenter has the case i'm hand, and has teie-
graphed 70 Mayor Stokley 70 send some one up
70 see the bOy,
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congressional Nominations I'm mis-.
~

ST. Louis, October 6.-The republicans o
the eighth district of Missouri have nominRtet
Gen. ". II. Powell, Of Kansas city, for Con
gress, aud the Independents OF the same distric
have nominated j. p. Alexander
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THR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK Arr
LIhk-Ine report current on the street for the
past few days, that the project for compietIng a
new railroad route hence to New YORK by yay
pt the North Pennsy lVania railroad to Yardlev.
NIIe, on the Delaware, thence to q junction
WIZ the Central OF New Jersey to Jersey Citv.
had been abandoned by reason of discovered
want or authority Of law to bridge the Della
ware, we learn from officer of the COMPANY is
without foundation in fact. Those having the
project in charge claim authority TO cross fhs
delaware by bridge, and further that the
sock Is ali taken by strong parties and the
money Is IN hand to pay all contracts az far as
IL mRde.-Ph Ledger, Oct 3D.
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BIsMARcK's ENMITY.-The National Zeitung
and Post, Of Berlin, states that Count Van AR
MIN WAS arrested on q charge OF embezzling
ceceived by way of Vienna, Van Arnim Is under
arrest because be was about TO publish book
containing documents damaging to Prince Bis
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RACING AT NASHVILLE, TRNN.-The fall
meeting Of the Nashville Blood horse associ.
alton commenced yesterday. The race for a
dash Of one and q quarter miles was won by
King Pin in 213, beating Astral second, and
Noll third. This was the exciting race of the
day, and was hotly contested. The rider OF
ElkhCrn, for which the latter was ruied ont and
the race given to the former
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THR CONVENTION OF FIRR CHfRrs.-Tbe
second annual convention of chief engine ers of
the fire departments OF the vario-s cities of the
Union met In st. Louis yesterday. HI. CLAW
Sexton was elected president. After the an
peintment Of committees the convention ad.
iourned tin to-day.
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nKmbezzter Pleads Gui,tv

NEWARK, y. j., October 6-,John A f8rosd-
well, late tax receiver of Newark, pleaded
guilty TO an Indictment for embeZzling public
funds in the Essex court to-day.
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THE WEATHER


Wax UEFAkcMENI, I'M ~ thIef NIFn1I Dn1f
AsHIrGaON, ID q, Cct ., ts74, 80 a. IA (
PEOBAEuIFIss.-Eor the northwest aHl upper
axe region AID thrEce 90 the lover a. issluri val
-, Tislug barometer, nor Invest WirCs, cold and
laEtly cloudy veBther. For thv tower lakes south
est wincs, low, followed this afternoon ~ rising
-arffr etsr, colder cloud weafh=r aud rain. Fer
Es Ohio valley aZd 1vBuesse-, rising bar B.nefer,
colder, cloud wrstheT ana rain. For the Gulf ani
south Atlantic States, diminl-lIn pressure north.
-est ans sOuit6Tly ntnds, warm htd 1rcTcasiIRiV y
fCCdE WcateT With pFssihly rain ia the western
4ulf region. For the Middle and Il fsfern ~ ates.
isiirR barometer, s0nfh ard east vtldB, nesri
stationary teDrer a-uye, q udy weather an rAiu.
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Our Canadiaa Sefghbors

TIE U AIAIU LLH cLATLA AE.
TORONTO, ONT, October 6.-The Ontario
Legislature will meet for the dispatch of pusi
pess on the 18th of November.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
The 29'h instant will be observed as a day of
general thsnksRivingin in the province Of Ontario.
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<victoria recognizes Ireland by wearin

s% Victoria recognizes Ireland by wearing
Irish poplins.
~ DIR. Austie, Of London, died from the
Effects OF sewer gas.
s0The cotton mills OF Rhode Island eener-
slly commenced yesterday running on two thirds
Time. There are few exceptions.
nTIn the suit brought by ex-Judge Hoar
against George Washington Bowen TO recover
counsel fees, the jury have found verdict for
defendant.
~John Anderson. the wealthy tobacco man.
ufacturer Of New York, has incloeed q draft for
5000 frAhce to Garibaidi. with the annouce-
ment that like sum has been secured 20 him
annually through Life.
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BIsMARck's POLITICAL OPPoKKNT.-Count
Arnim. the late ambassador OF Germany sf
Paris, IL q candidate for q seat in the German
Parliament. He is strongly opposed 20 Prince
Bismsrck's ecclesissticaI policy, and 1t Is with
he view of giving effect 90 his views that be IA
seeking sdmIssion 20 the Parliament
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WANTS BIS EXPENSES TO WASHINGTON
PAID-A novel case is on the docket of the Cir
cuit Court 20 be held In Portsmouth, n. H, In
few days. The action Is against John ID.
swan, lore man of the IRON platers at that avail
stAtion, by John Z. Rider, who claims that
swain secured his appointment through his
(KiceI'sl influence with certain Authorities in
Warrington; and rider further alleges that he
expended 1900 In travelling and incidental ex-
pense in eoing to Washington to get this APP
poiutneut for Swain. He brings suit to recover
hte expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-06

TIE Ross LIBEL CAsK--The grand jurv of
philadelphia yesterday indicted the proprietor
If the Reading Eagle for hbeIng Mr.. Ross.
rather OF the kidnapped boy, by pablishine
statements that the story Of the kiddsppiug W a.
An invention 60 obtain money, aud that the boy
gas with his relatives