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LOCAL NEWS,
The Regatta To st.v

GOOD DAY AND FAIE srART FOR rHE COM
rKTING YACHTS.
TIE yscht race on the Potomac. which b,s
bsen the subject OF discussion in boating circle.
for the past two or tsree week took D ace 10
day, the weather being Al that could he wished
for. The course Was from the Sevenfh-street
wharf 20 GlymOnt, and the prizes are ssa for ne
rsi-claSs boats and 40 for the second class
Messrs. Z. :. Bates. = acoh Miller, snd n. KurtE
we're The judges The list OF entries were ~ fol-
lows. First olGss-Americus, Captain Hudson;
Brewster, Captain Tucker; Lizzie RegAn. Cap
tain Davis, holiis, Captain rssker. Fannie
Ben, captain ken; Spray. Captain Lakensn.
Smithsor; Columbia, Captain Thomas. i.ittle
Fila, Captain Belt. Mary , Aue, CAPTAIN Chas-
Snihson, and Dauntless, Csptsin Polly.
IN cons sequence OF accident % the Witch
Yesterday there was some delay this mernins
and the boats sid not get OF ~ the time set
- o'clock a. M. In a little time after that
hour TIE Witch appeared, AL right, and % a a
O'Clock the signal vas given 70 get ready, aud
minutes after that
rEE sIaNAL To START.
The Columbia passed the line nrsf f,llowes
by the pauntless, witch, Mary Jane Aud Sprav
IN orders mute OF minute sKd ahalf inter-
vening-the Ella having been Withdrawn in
consequence OF an Gcciceut few dave since
which could not be repaired I'M tirle. In this
race the Columbia, Daantless and witch were
the fsvorites, aud the friends OF each backed up
their opinions quite freely PRIOR % the start
Below the Arsenal the Columbis was sull lead
lrg, hut the witch seemed 10 De lesseuing the
aistsrce between them. About d. o'clock the
lAfger boats we're started A. fOuaWs. Fannie
Bel, Amerlcus, Lizzie kagan and Ella Tread
well.
The steamer Columbia. on which we're the
Judges aud numbers 81 the backcrs Of the boats
and Mr.. George Sheckells. who projected this
regatta, snd some ladies left about ten mn in
otrs AiterWsros, and accompanied the yachts
throughout the race.
AT ALEXANDRIA.
going down, the TresdWel had caught mn with
the Amertcus. and the two bosts we're lzpped
A. they passed the wharf The Brewster was
far In the rear, and the Fannie Bell noating
he excitement aboard the Columbia between
the friends OF the Americus aud Treadweu Was
intense, anu even bees we're freely offered and
taken.
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The MnrHeIs.

BALTIMORE, October 5-virgtnia sizes, peeIers
AZ; vrsinias consolidated, 52z; West Virgfnias g:
North Oaroiina SKIES, old, si dO new 10; DO, spe.
BALTiMoRE, October 5-Cotten dali and heayy-
low miedlingI, H1Gl4ss. Flour firm and in good
demand-Howard street and western superfne 4 IOO
@4.9 do. extra, 4.7561S IS do. family, 6OOdS 7g;
City Mills supertne. 00G4 50; do extra, 5OUs5 Is
DO BIO brands, rs; do. family, 6.o0Gs7a Wheat
dull except for choice southern; in good dem and.
No; I red western, l.A@l.35; No . do / 2i@
Is; fair to prime do, Ile@l u; white ves'er1,
LUIGI Is; rejected. l24l Is; red Maryland. LOG
l;S; DO, amber, HGl IS; do, white, ll56l 30
Oorn nrm-white southern, l.0s@l l5; yellow south.
tyes-seuthern 9@s7; western mixed, GAS; do
Provisions dull and weak. Ness pork, ~ 90 BuIk
meafs-shoulders,91z. Bacon-shoulders, leA<; clear
rib sides, lsG' 5z; sugar-cured hams, l4Gl5 Lard,
EGl54: Western butter firm, SS@35. Coffee IN.
changed. Petroleum unchanged. Whisky quiet
but hrmt 9z@l0. Sugar active and hrm, llz.
NEW YoRK, october b-stocts dull. hsnsT, 2.
Gold, 10 Exchange, long, 4Ssh. short, 4Ss,s.
sSw YoRK, october s-Fiour quiet aud M.
changed. Wheat dull and declining. Oorn khA3e
frntr.
LoNDox, October 8, $3.50 p. m.-The rate for
money ~ The Stock Exchange government se-
curities is AZ cent. Erie, 3i dS7 preferred So
u oLos2oN. october ., 80 p m[Erie, slz
tines.
LONDON, October s. 5 D. m.-The rate of diaeaunt
IN open uart ct for three months bills is ne cent
which IL the same ss this Bank Of Eneiepd srate
Paris dispatches quote reltes at 81 franc !, T11S
ceufimes,
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THE SHOOTING AT CRBRDNoOR ON SATUR-
DAY.-The shooting in the Bennett long-raugs
championship rifle match was continued a.
Creedmoor on Saturday. The match resulted
as follows: The first prize was won by Rigby, of
the Irish team; the second, by Fulton, OF the
american team; the third, by Capt. Mason, of
Canada; III fourth and fifth, by Messrs. Millner
and Hamilton, Of the Irish team. contest
was then entered into between the muzzle-
loading Rigby rife and the Sharp breech- load
eIs. Each competitor was allowed twenty i've
shots, at 1000 yards target. The shooting re-
suited In victory for the Rigby rifle over the
Sharp OF lib points, the Irish shooting with the
Rigby, while the Americans used the Sharp,
The iotal score of the Irishmen was 32l, and of
the Americans 208. -
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A DEMOCRATIC CoYFAB OK TaE SAME OLD
QUESTION OF STATES RIGHTs.-Ata confer
cEce, on Saturday, betseen Gov. Leslie of
Kentucky, and Brown, OF Tennessee, ar. Wat
tersOn, Of the Louisville COurier-Jo Joarnal, aud
y. J. StOddard johnson, or Frankfort, ", be-
ing also present, u Wa agreed aud is sug ggested
that there be conference OF the governors OF
AL The democratic states, north AMI south, to-
getheT with represC ntarive democratic citizens
OF influence fTCm states not democratic. OF poe
sibly OF the governors OF AL states irrespective
OF party, with the view 10 a calm, earnest ana
patriotic discussion OF the brO sder ques, ions o.
conflict between state and federal juri-dic-
tions.
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OCTOBER ELRCTIpgs.-TOwn elections are .
be held in Connecticut to-day. To morrow
Delaware elects inspectors and assessors. On
the 18th the state elections will be held in Ohio
Iowa, Indiana, Arkansas, Nebraska and West
Virginia, and q territorial election IN Dakota.
Indiana, Nebraska and West Virginia wiI elect
Legislatures on which will devOlve the selection
OF Jmteo States Senators In place OF Senators
Pratt, T1pton, and Bareman. Georgia viii elect
her legislature on the i4th, aud the South Caro-
hns local election will be held ths following
week. The city council election in Baltimore
takes place october 2S.
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THE WYATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, 09Eo, az Cstef Signal oHcs,l
hAsEis6ios, ID. J. Oct 9, 1874, lo:N n. N. (
PRoHh su rrIxs.-For the northwest and upper
lakes, southwest aud west winds, slightly higher
pressure. falling TEN cloudy weather and
occasioDal rain, clearing this evening. For the
lower lskes, falling barometer, southwest xfrds,
warmer, cloudy weather and rain. Tor the Ohio
valley and Tennessee, falling bsrometer. warmer,
cloody weather and southwest wfncs. Hor the mid
isbing pressure, feliswed by warmer and partly
cloudy weather Fer the south Atlantic and Calf
states, TO soufhsas winds, hiRher baroue
tor, cool end generally cieor weather.
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INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
IN SOUTH CARoLINA-The independent re-
cublican state convention of South Carolina on
Saturday nominated, by acclamation, Judge
John L. Green, OF Sumter county, for governor,
and Martin X. Delaney (colored) for lieutenant
governor, and adopted the platform of the late
regular republican state convention. The dele
gates from the fourth congressional district
pledged the entire support of the independent
republicans to General j. B. Kershaw, if he
should be nominated for congress by the con-
servatives. The closing proceedings were
marked by entire harmony and intense enthu-
siaSm.
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BUTCHER BUrCHERING FELLOW WORK
MAN.-JOhn Dugan, butcher employed in the
Jersey City abattoir, was fatally stabbed in the
butcher, who had been on a spree for several
days. Dugan was formerly a watchmsn in the
absttoir, and was discharged for being asleep
at LIS post: He thought that Gilhoogly was in
much bad feeling between them. Gilhoogly in
terfered with Dugan while he was at work FRI
DAY, and Dugan struck him and told him to 90
making wound four or Ii We inches long. Gil,
hOcgly was locked up
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fairs I'm Richmond.

SIo,UUU FlRE-COOL WEATHER.
RICHMOND, VA, October 5.-A IRE at q. m.
on Byrd street, between 10th and IIth, de-
stroyed four brick business houses, tozetheg
with the rear outhouses and three frame tene-
ments. Loss estimated at SIS 900; partially in-
sured.
The weather this morning is quite cool The
thermometer 10 down to forty-One. There was
white frost in this vicinity.
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn, October ELLEN Lu-
cas-, aged 2l. was found lying dead in a shallow
stream Saturday morning. She left her house
Friday evening, saving she would be gone only
a few minutes. young man named james
Latin, who had been intimate with her for
some time has been arrested. The evidence at
the cOroner's inquest was strong against him.
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The EXPULSION OF DANES FROM SCHLEe-
wIG:-The New Free Press reports that Den-
mark has sent q note to Berlin with refe-e7 ee
TO tie expulsion of Danes from Schleswig. Tha
note cites various treaties by virtue of which
Danish subject in Prussia are to eniov ali
privileges accorded to the most favored ma at'oos
and seeks to show that they are liable to exoul.
sion only for open violation of law
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THR BOWEN LIBEL SUITs.-rhis morning
Mr. VIM. q. Dewitt, as counsel for the Brook
lyn Daily Eagle, appeared before Judge Nell
son in the City Court Special Term aud moved
that the two cases Of libel against the Eagle, be
consolidated into one. He said that the statute
provides that where there were several suits
against one person in the same court, brought
by the same plaintiff, and involving substan-
tally the same views, the court might, IL IT.
to be consolidated. The court took the papers
and reserved bis deeision.-y. y COmm.rciaI-
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Scientists En- Route TO Observe tue
Transit.

PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-The steamer
lazoO, at quarantine, for New Orleans, ri1
Havana, has on board F. DiaZ COvarTubiu,
chief; Augustin Barroso, r. Balnss, NJ. Z. Leal,
Ihemss ID. Borden, members of the scientific
commission for Mexico toObserve the trausi. OF
Venus, en- route for China.
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HAND-TO-HASD FIGHT on THRATRR
STAGB.-James Stinson, alias "Bullet," leaped
on the stage of the Wsverley theater in Jersey
Clty on Thursday night, and brandishing a
knife, attacked Sergeant Hamilton, the ight-
ming drill man, while the latter was perform
ing. Hamilton was badly cut about the head
before he conquered his adversary. The hand
TO- hand encounter lasted over two minutes in
which time several ladies among the spectators
tainted. Stinson escaped. He is supposed to
have been partly insane from drink.
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Flight of White Lesyuers.

NEw YORK, October The Times publishes
TIE following from New Orleans last evening.
"GovernOr kellogg received information this
evening that upon the arrival OF United States
troops at COushstta some fifteen White
Lesguers. who we're engaged in the recent mur-
der OF republican Off ce- holders, left t9yn an.
fed TO Arkansas and Texas"
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The Triton and NoHIdon indictments

NkW YORK, october 5.-T1eOd0re Hilt)n SUI
Francis ID. MoultOn were Off ciallv notified thi.
morning Cft1e indictments found against then
by the grand jury for libel ami slRnder ag4iusr
Mr.. Henry Ward Beecher. The bail in eacb
case was fixed at $4,000, which they will be re-
Quired to furnish by tomorrow.
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CINCINNATI, OctoDer 5.-JOseph Clare, who
was charged by Charles Perkins, husband o.
the woman v no murdered her little girl ia TIT
city last week, with having criminal Intercourse
with her publishes card this morning, deny
ing the chaIge.
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The Fall River Dtsaster

VERDICT OF THB CORONHR'S RURY,
The coroner's verdict on the Granite Mill dis
aster was rendered Saturday afternoon. The
jurors find that the fire department were a.
promptly on hand as could be expected from the
CONFUSION OF the alarm caused by striking four
different boxes at about the same time bur tba
the hooks and ladders included in the fire de-
partment were iDsufficie in an emer Rency of
this kind, and we're poorly handled on this oc-
caslon. The many reports concerning other
branches of the department are unfounded II
Is apparent that due caution was not used In
giving 1he alarm to persons at work in the sixth
story. Had such alarm been given, and care in.
olcated been taken, the lives of all the persons
In that story might have been saved notgith-
standing there was but one escape therefrom,
VIZ: the tower stairs. And had even the male
operatives in the sixth story not become panic.
stricken at the first alarm of fire that reached
them, they might have led all the women and
children in their charge down the tower stairs
In safety. The evidence shows that all the an
pllances for extinguishing 1re in sll the stories
such as tanks, pumps and pipes, aud horizontal
mill apparently ready for use on the
morning of the fire, but water was want
ing IN them, and the hose and pipes were
useless in the fourth story at this time
lt was proved cOncluSively that there were not
ample means to escape from the attic Ha1
there been such, the loss OF life would have
been avoided; and we now suggest, as an add.
tlonal measure of safety and escape that in
case or IRE IL should be so arranged that An
alarm struck in any story should reach All
Others In the mill. 1t clearly and indubitabIy
appears mat all measures of escape BY doors
nom every story was free and unobstruc.ed
except by smoke and flame, there being M
locks OF Dol's on any door communicating with
any room, excepting the lower door leadfn- To
the tower, and that is always open during the
nme help is employed. And we now say that
the approximate cause of death of the said Jas
Turner and twenty-five others on the morning
in question, was caused by the burning of the
mil, they either being destroyed by fire inside,
OF killed leapiDg to the ground from the mil.
The jurors conclude as follows: Let the lesson
Tot pass uDheeded, either to the mill owners or
pubic In general that human life is precious
ana In all means that tend to save either psr,
ucularly or general the precious boon TO the
poorest mortals has the sanction of all mankind
and an example in Him who died for ALL
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New York Notes.


BEGIENiNG OF ANOTHER FAILURE.
NEW YORK, October 5.-WestOn began a. G ve
minutes past twelve last night another attempt
10 walk i've hundred Eiles in six consecutive
days.
THE NEWSPAPER.
The new republican journal, The Republic
appeared to- day.
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AN ELoPEMRNT.-Mrs.L Louisia Hood. wife O
Robert Hood, at Front aud Otis streets, eloped
last night with man named William Walker.
alias johnson. The eloping pair took clothing,
$500. 1t is supposed Il ey intend to 20 to Eu-
IODe. =
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DISCOVERY OF FossILs.-HOn. w. S. Steele
and Paymaster Stanton, of the army who have
just returned from a visit to the Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail agencies, report that a vast de-
post of fossil was found ten miles north of Red
cloud. and over space of six square miles the
remains OF the tw0-horned rhinoceros and many
other animals and reptiles cover the ornnnd
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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS DAM.aRs pop
MALPRAoTICE.-At Paterson, N. j., in a suit
Tor $4,000 damages against DR.. Rich ards for
malpractice In the treatment of a bows broken
arm, whereby the boy lost his arm and nearly
lost his life the jury returned verdict of rs 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

DIR EDsUNDs, an Enel llsh physician, lectured
yesterday TO women upon the use of alcoholic
their use as unnecessary. One assertion of his
rs inportont: "That the babies of London are
never sober from their birth until thew are
weaDed." A city filed with drunken babies Is
teIrib,e.-N p Herald ID
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THE PoPR's LETTER TO PRESIDENT Mo-
MAHoN.-La Liberia saye: The Pope's letter TO
President Mcmahon was written in reply to the
annouI ce ment of the withdrawal of the man
cf-war Eropoque from Civita Veechia, The
Pope IT coenized the reasons for this measure,
but declares be would not have used the vessels
To Quit Rome under any circumstances Ultra
MontsDe journals represent that the Pope de-
sired tie recall of the Eronoque in order that
France might no longer be exposed 10 COM
plants and menacee on this account.
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SCHUYLKILLHAvEN, PA, October 5-rhe
man arrested on suspicion OF being Big Frank
proves TO be an insane mech anic from Boston.
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ANOTHER STATEMENT FROM GOVERNOR
KKLLoGG.-Governor Kellogg has made a sup
Elemental statement relative to the safe
finances, in which he says:-s'The expenses of
the state government last year were s4ll 600 less
.han the expenses Of 1872, and sS03 900 less than
the expenses OF 1871 This year the expenses
will show still greater reduction. 1t Is true
that the tax or four mills for general purposes
remains unchanged, but this tax has heretofore
never been sufficient to meet the expenses of the
state government. In 1869 the amount OF war
rants issued in excess of the receipts from the
1t was ssSs 900; IN 1871, 81 ,4s7 900; and in 1872
Sl,llo,O00. 1t Is by this excess of warrants over
the receipts that large portion Of the floating
oriDg to confine the expenses within the receInts
Ilom tne four mill tax, and have so far stic.
eeeded ees ed that there remains only a balance Of
sico,OcO In excess OF the expenditure over the
receipts OF last year. This wear NJ is believed
tnat the receipts win nearly or quite cover the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

GEN. SHERMAN leaves here this evening for
st. Louis. He will stop a few days in Cincinnati
to place his children at school there.
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President GRANT and wife arrived at GIN
cinnati last night, and stopped at the Grand
hotel. 1t is expected that they will leave there
tomorrow rOr st. Louis.
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THH DEATH OF SCHOOL BOY at st Msrv's
school, in the Marylebone district, of London.
was caused the other day by one of the teachers
striking him on the sd with his fist. The
teacher trst struck the boy with a cane, and at
ter some time with his fist, knocking his head
against the wall. The boy, who was only ten
years of age, was soon taken very ill. and died
on the following day.
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DROWNING OF Two YOU'VE MKN.-Yesterday
morning William and Andrew McCIincey, 20
and 1e years Of age, were drowned in the SchuyI-
kill, off Green wich Point, Philadelphia by the
upsettipg of boat. Their bodies have not been
recovered,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-05

MR.. THACHKR, the newly appointed Com.
sioner of Patents, goes to New York to-nigh
anu will be absent about week.
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THR NATIONAL CONVICTION or CHIEPs or
FIRE DEPARTMENTS. - The convention OF
chiefs OF the IRE departments Of varf,a cities
Of the Union viii meet at st. l,si. to.day.
Fifty delegates we're there yester1 - rom Chi
eago, Cincinnati, New York, Bes-s1 BSlti-
places. Seventy-nve more were exp = 4 tais
morning. There win also be some two tnd-ed
Representatives Of insura ance companIss ,,5esont,
amount OF fre apparatus OK sii descripsisps viii
be on exhibition at the fair on Thursday.
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Nominated iOr Congress
Not Big Frank. but a Crazy VI,

NRwARK, y. j., October 6.-Charles Plac
was nominated for Congress by the fourth clse
rict republican convention yesterday.
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JOHN RANDOLPH TUoKER, who was ttornev
General or Virginia during the war, and until
expell from Office by the federal army. has
been nom mated for Congress. He is profa1Sr
Ct law in Lee university.
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Ice.

BosToE, October 5-wlllism GastoU's ac-
ceptance of the democratic nomination for gov
ernor OF Massachusetts was made public to-day.
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COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS, of the internal
revenue bureau, returned from a two week.
trip to Erie, Pa, this morning. He has gained
twelve pounds In avoirdupois.
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TIE AMOUNT of national bank notes received
to-day st the Treasury for redemption fOots up
SIM SnO
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CArAoAzY, who was at one time Russian
ambassador ct Washington, 10 said to have re-
cens'y made . fortunate speculation In Russi An
rails ay shares, and u now In ssaf1uent clrcum-
stanse6,"
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FINANCIAL AND COnaEKCIAL.

BOSTON, October 5-Ice formed in some
parts of New Hampshire last night.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $500 ,56s.75.