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Connecticut Town Elections.

HARTFORD. October 5.-Thc town
elections in Connecticut to-day were for
town officers. and local questions entered
largely into the choice Of these, so that
political lines were not closely adhered
to. In chasing towns as Republican
or Democratic ii is meant that
one or the other party has
majority in the Board Of
Selectmen. containing the town clerk.
Also the towns voted on the license
question. and a constitutional amendment
giving the towns of over five thousand
inhabitants, two representatives in the
Legislature. In the towns in eastern
Connecticut, there were slight but gen.
ersl Republican gains. The constitu-
tional amendment was generally favored
by large majorities.
Norwich unexpectedly votes against
license. East Hartford goes Democratic;
no license. Bloomfield, Newington,
New Britain and Meridian are Demo-
cratic. New Haven re-elects Lewis for
Msyor and favors license. Hartford
elects Democratic officers with the eI-
ception of town clerk, first selectman
and one constable, and votes in favor OF
license. ....-
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SPORTING NEWS.


Nashville BlOOU Morse AsSOclhtioh'
NASHVILLE, October 5.-Thc fall
meeting of the Nashville Blood Horse
Association, commenced to-day under
very favorable circumstances. The track
was in splendid condition, the weather ~
fine as could be- wished for and the At
tendance of horses and horSrmrn exceeds
that of former years. VI.
The first race was for the Young
America stakes No. !. for tw" year old
colts and tillics, one mile dash,
$40 entrance, so forfeit aud
$500 added; $50 to the second horse,
closed with % entries. The following
horses started: Mcintyre & Sweeney b.
{. Katie Pearcc; W. !. |. lIardings q. h.
g. Ventilat"r: r. J. MrgibbanS' g. h. e.;
J. X. Barrvs c. h. g. NcrdigriS; :. II.
kccnr'S G. h. f. Dora; Il. K. Chcatham :
g. II. f. Lady Bugg; :. Johnson b. G.
Van Dorm: Williams &Owings c. h. =,
PLAYMATE; Robinson, Morgan n Co. : b
r. G. Bob WooIry; j. H. Morgan's b. g.
Won Moltke; T. j. Megibbans' c. h. Z.
Weatherly. Time, l:45I. The pools on
this race sold Katie Pearce, first choice;
Van Dorm, second; Lady Rugg, third;
the field, fourth; Dora. SIN; Woolry,
sixth.
The second race was for Links Hotel
stake for green three year old colts and
tillieS, who have not appeared IN
rublc prior to July lst 1874;
Mile heats, $25 entrance; purse $500,
added $50 to second horse Closed with
nineteen entries. The following started
b. q. Thomas C. h. f. Hazen, !, l. Will
liam Owings' b. c. Fairplay, 2, ,; "A. VI.
Burton> c. h. G. Red Jackson, 2, 4; w.
W. Goddard e. h. /. 4, 5; Gen. \. Bu-
ford's C. h. G. kilburn, >, 3; q. Baker "
Cos b. e. Ella c., 6-diStanced; X. B.
Smiths b. f. Matte L., diStanccdi ". /.
Liner & Cos G. h. f., distanced; II. {.
Skaters c. h. C.. di,tanced. Time Ia,
l:4s3. In the pools on this race, Haz"n
wa. sold at the rate of two to one over
all Others as field. Third race, dash of
mile and quarter, for Association purse
of $50. r. Scots c. h. c. King Pynn,
|; Robinson il Morgan't b.. r.. { Astaal, =;
T. p. Scully's b. r. g. Moll, 3; ID. Swi-
gents c. h. c. Elk Horn ruled out. Tine
DAB. This was the most exciting
race of the day, and was holly contested.
The rider of King Pynnc claimed and
proved foul against Elkhorn, for which
Elkhorn was ruled out and the race
given to King Pynnc. The pools on this
race averaged Elkhorn, 500; Noll, SlGo;
Atrial, $3G; King Pynnc, $lG.
Base Rail-.
New YORK, October j.-Tn" MutuaIs
and Baltimorcs played two games oflhsc
ball to-day, with the following result.
First game, Baltimorcs, 4; Mutuals, =.
Second. Mutuals, l.; Baltimorrs, |.
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Ocean Steamer~

NEW YORK. October 6.-The steam
ship Republic from Liverpool has ar
rived. .f-
LIvEEPOoL- octsber 5.-Tbe seam-
ships Thuringia, Celtic, and Scotia, from
New York, have arrived. frIF
NEW YokK, October 5.-Arrived-
Stezmsr Wisconsin, from LyerPooL
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DR.. IuII,S HAIR DYE

possesses qualities that no other dye does.
Its effect IN instantaneous, and IL b 10 ma
tnrsI that II cannot De- detectei by Tia.
clo.sst observer. Being harmless and
easily applied, IL Is In general use among
the fasflionzbie Hair-Dres.ers In every
large city In the United States. Price tl "A
box. SDld everywhere.
treet, New YORK.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October 5.--There was only
n moderate package business. and the job
bing branches were less active. Market
for cotton good. remains unchanged, ca
ccpt that few makcs Of light browns
have been closed out by agents at frnc-
tional reductions ia price. Grain Bag
in good demand. Dark Madd"r Prints
NOR" active, and dress good ar" selling
we'll
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Proposals. for Tobacco.

HAVANA. Octobcr 5.-Propo-al, for
the sale of 9OC0.UOo kiI0gammes Of Viz
yinis and Kentucky leaf tobacco, will b.
received until the 18th inst. The condi-
tions are published in the OFFICIAL Gd5>tt>
Of Madrid. in it. itsus Of September 18th.
The delivery Is 10 commence in JANUARY
1878.
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PTTsRUEGH, October Wheat
Firm; Pennsylvania and Ohio red IL ~
al u: whit" 81 laal ~. Corn--N"w
Gs(or 7Oc; old 9Ofd 92c. Pctroleum--Crud"
quiet at 81 Oz zIGrl % Mt Parker q; refined
at l2l0,I23c for Philadelphia delivery.
For additional markets see fourth pag" !
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aNOl64.
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speech OF the King Of Denmark.

COPENHAGEN, October 5.-The King
( of Denmark read his speech at the open
ing Of the Chamber to-day." He alluded
with qualification to his recent visit to
Iceland, and announced that he brought
the greetings Of that colony and Of the
Farce Islands to the mother country.
He hoped there would BE- harmonious
cooperation on the part of the new Min
istry and Parliament The foreign rela-
tions Of Denmark were friendly; the eN-
isting situation prevented settlement of
the Schleswig question, but there was
still reason to hope for satisfactory So
luton.
The sultan ofTurkey.
VIENNA, October 5.-The new Free
Press to-day publishes the following
special dispatch from ConStantnoplc:
Partly through the good Offices of the
English Minister, the Sultan has become
reconciled to his nephew Mahommcd
Murad Effcndi, the royal heir to the
Turkish throne. The Sultan has sworn
to respect that right, and Mahommcd
Murad Etfcndi has promised that the
sons OF the Sultan shall retain their
rank and places. The Dowsgcr Sultana
vainly opposed this arrangement The
Sultan i i'll and requires complete rest.
Matters at Rome.
ROME October "a banquet was
given at the town of Hegnans, on Satur-
day last, to Signor Minghrtti. President
"f the Council and Minister nf Finance.
In speech delivered on the occasion.
the Signor said il was estimated that
there would be- deficit in the rrvr-
nues in the year of 1870. of 5I,OOO,UO
of lire which will probably be- reduced
by 32.OOO,OOO from uncollcctrd taNrs,
and the balance, 22OO.OOO of "lirc'. will
il is expected. bc covered by "octrai' and
customs and duties. The Minister al
ludcd To the abnormal condition of affair,
in Rome. and declared that he feared
neither the red nor black spcctres, th"
coming of which had been predicted.
He promised the enactment of new
and stringent laws against hands nt
assassins now operating in various part,
Of the country.
BERLIN. October 5A dispatch from
Stettin announces that domiCiliary visit
has, as result of II judicial decision, been
made to the residence of Count Arnim.
and that the Count himself has been mr.
rested.
The Catholic Vicar of Posen. having
di>ohcycd AN order 10 leave that provinc"
within twelve hours, has been forcihly
elected.
Carlist Mutiny.
SANTANDER October 5.-R"portS have
reached here that mutiny has broken o,It
in I'll" Carlist camp at Durango, and that
Don Carlos was wounded by one of IL"
mutinccrs In official quarters here II j.
stated that Don Carlos wound i, serious
th" ball having penetrated his Stomach.
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EWEATHER.
PRORABILlTIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICEOF CHIEF signal OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN October D, Sr. ".

PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and Upper Lake
region, rising barometer, light northerly
winds, cooler and clearing weather. For
the lower lakes, falling barometer, fresh
southwest winds, cooler and cloudy
weather, and rain. For the Ohio Valley
and Tennessee, nearl y stationary pressure
and temperature, southwest To- northwest
winds, and increasing cloudy weather.
For Missouri and the upper Mississippi
valleys, rising barometer, northwest
winds, cooler and partly cloudy weather.
For the Gulf States, falling barometer,
southeast Ia southwest winds, warmer
and partly cloudy weather. For th"
South and middle Atlantic State, sta
tionary tcmp"ratur" and pressure, north.
east to southeast winds. clear and partly
cloudy weather For the Middle States,
falling barometer, northeast 10 southeast
winds, higher temperature, md incr"as-
ing clOudin"ss.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ur>,l,>. EDITORS will please an
,.,,,c. Tbo>. X. Motiet rs II candidate for
r,unrv commissioner for Centre distrlc''
4, ,hr ensuing election, and "blige.
ai MANY VOTERS.
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CoMMIS>IoNEK< OF DEEDs-Thr Gov
crnor has appointed the following Com
m>SioncrS of Deeds in the States named
for West Virginia; New York. Thomas
kilvcrt and John a. Hillery; for Penn
Svlvania, j. Paul Diver and John Spar
hawk; for Rhode Island, Christopher
Rhodes, at Providence.
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We see that the half way house be-
tween Morgantown and Kingwood
known a. the Loars Hotel with all tn"
h-uschold effects, was entirely cOnsum-
ed Il few days ago. The loss will be
heavy. uS there was no insurance on the
property.
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= d, raers Of Clay District; w
!y", .,hv announce myself as candidate
,Sr Office of Justice OF the feaee "r
.,,, % district. Respectfully,
~! &. NEUHAUSEN,
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d, -, To,,rs Of clay District;
r,nnouncc myself as candidate ior 'ne
'" 49,, ru>,ice of the Peace for Clay dis
''".' .n.r. - ,re two TO be- elected and most
NV ,,n,lly ask your suffrages.
i. ST. ]. CLARkSON.
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POLITICAL.
ina Register:

-. n> Wheeling Register; ,
9sasdISs,s of %say t,'sqSs represent sn
olunce mEse. pitrhie and Calhoun in the
me counttirtSs ttitS,mr,. w of West Virginia:
.yI. Legislature ID. McGREGOR.
.o W. VA, July 2, lsi.
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H., r,,rs of C1dy 76"hship;
r.. Undersigned announces himself as
,.,.,. f,r Justice OF the Peace of Clay
,r,c, a, the coming election the i"h
and respectfully solicits the suffrage
"' ''''. ID. O'KEEFFE.
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New YORK, October "a number OF
Texan steers, which arrived here last
evening, while passing through the low
er part of the city became infuriated by
the noise and lights, and eight Of them
broke from the droyers, rushing in varl-
ous directions. Before the steers were
shot fifty people were injured, some >crl-
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InE p"oplrof West Virginia achieved
splendid victory four years ago in
throwing of the Shackles in which the
hSdical party under FOREMAN and STE
'EN>oN had bound them, and asserting
'ae right and power Of the lawful major
n.y. The test oaths have been wiped ont
and the registration law has been buried
under the Constitution that permitted
- great an abuse. But the full fruit %
'ne victory will not be secured until
ARTHUR |. FOREMAN comes home to OBJ
',4fIty. and his place in the Senate OF
N" | nited States is filled by some man
"Ao htiy represents the Democracy OF
west Virginia. 1t devolves upon West
'iFglnlans now to elect Legislature
mat will give them such representative
NIX Years ago West Virginia WAS yet
." '"c gail ol bitterness and the pohus
" the registration law. The then Gov
''h"F' FOREMAN, by virtue of the high
power in HIM vested by the grace OF
Nadical Legislators, virtually appointed
Tie members Of the State legislature and
nu' secured his own election to the
HI'ed States Senate. He is now a can
''da'e for reelection and hopes to in
"u'e independent" Democrats, and Rad
""l> eiec ted by Democratic votes, to do
"f HIM what the registration law accom-
pushed six years ago. Certainly the
nr'nocrats Of Ohio county, and of West
virginia generally, know enough and
a. are sick enough, of FOREMAN, to avoid
S tTe Trap he has set and to spurn the
Establishments he seeks to employ.
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Louisiana Troubles.

The Times publishes the following,
dated at New Orleans last night: Gov.
Kellogg received information this even,
ing that upon the arrival of the United
States troops at Coushatta some fifteen
White Leaguers, who were engaged in
the recent murders of Republican office
holders. left town and fled to Arkansas
and Texas.
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,,,,,pS uF EGISrER:-Please announce
',,,,s of Mr.. J. II. CharnOck for Justice
' '.,. p.,re for Clay township, and oblige
'''', MANY FRIENDS.
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- n C,,DtrP District

., d, Voters Of Centre District;
l,"s ys,.rs. EDIroRs:-Announce the under
Nh S"sa candidate for reelection to the
>iSneu 1,m.,ice Of the Peace for Centre dis
lrict. ResPe'''' THOS. MCCORMICK.
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,.,,,s,ice Of Webster District.

u,..Rs EprroRs REGIsTER:-Please an
,rc. Thomas =. Gillespie as candidate
~. office Of Justice of the Peace, oil
4, ,-,,rrr district, and oblige
~p& "H
vr..ps, EDITORS: Please announce ). Ii.
u,.,,.S oS a candidate for Justice OF the
p.,,, for Webster district, and ohiige
MANY FRIENDS.
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ARTHuR |. FOREMAN, the father and
l"und"r of the infamous system of test
"sih> and acknowledgements under which
The people of West Virginia groaned and
Mere pmndered during many years, is
'ardidat" for reelection to the United
STATES Senate. \ vote for the Republi-
'an nominrr, for the State Legislature
"a vote !or him. Can any Democrat IN
West V,rginia sufficiently forget the
t"'rnt past 10 be willing to bcst"w upon
h,-iiov"rnur FOREMAN another term in
M""t'ir" obtained through their diSfran-
'hi>rmcnt?
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r..l, rat,rv of WEBSTER district;
thereby announce myself aS a candidate
ll the office OF Justice Of the Peace oi
Webster district, at the ensuing election.
..,t VIM. CHEW.
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Pension for Garibaldi.

New YORK. October John Ander-
son. If New York. founder Of the school
Of Natural History on Penikese Island,
has written to Garibaldi, enclosing a
draft in his favor. on Rothschild,, for
5000 francs, with the announcement that
he had made provision for securing TO
him ike sum annually during hi. lite.
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.,ueements-FOr Justice.

i. ra,rr, of Madison District;
n Iory o~ offer myself as a candidate for
lhefeo' I,,.,,c. of the Peace for Madi-
,hr Office o. yyhich now hold by appoint-
''n a'r ,ram the Board of commissioner OF
mrn' ,,n,y " there being but one Justice
oA'" 'p p,.,ce TO be voted for In said district
"i u, .,sction in october next.
a the VIM. II. CALDWELL.
epji
=. ra,r, Of Madison District:
!''N -'hy of, myself as candidate Tor
!ner'o' Ins,ice. in Madison district.
The oai'' l.. U. SMITH. .
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u. N, T,,,rs oT Webster District:
| announce myself as a candidate lor
p,,Icp of Webster district, and respectful
y submit the same to your consideration
N r RROCKETT
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A Double Murder.

Fort ScoTT. October 5.--.Iohn Bagby
was brought to thie city on Sunday and
confined IN jail, charged with double
murder nj the fair grounds at Oswego, on
Saturday. The difficulty occurred about
II swing, in which Bagby created some
disturbance Dm an attempt h"-
ing made by policemen H"g.it
and Wrstfall to arrest him, h"
plunged IA knife in Iogslts abdomen,
cutting fearful CASH and completely y
iisembowelms him. Wcstfall then at
tempted to arrest him, when be- cut
several severe gashcs in his abdomen,
and when Westtal turned to run away
he struck him twice with the knife in the
back, penetrating his lungs. Hogsit eA-
pired Immediately, and WestfalI Il be-
yund all possibility Of recovery.
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LoxDos, October 5.-The steamship
Optsrs, from Quebec for Liverpool vas
spoken yssterdsy sixty-fve piiles Rom
SIyne Head, ireland, disatied- having
Lost her screw. Tugs have been sent to
hef assistance.
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Mormon Affairs.

SALT LAKE October 5-The Third
District Court commenced it, session in
this city to-day. The work Of en-
panneling the frst grand jury under the
Poland law Occupied the entire day, and
will b. completed tomorrow. The jury
men having any conscientious scruples
against the pending indictments for the
violation OF the laws of 1862, against
polygsmy, were excused
Brigham Young has - far recovered
a. 10 be able TO ride out for short time
to-day.
A Mormon lady, Mrs.. Adams, residing
8. BountifuL was brutally murdered in
her house las, night, by being shOs
through the window By some person un-
known
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Accidentally Killed.

CLEvELASp. October 5.-William
Benson. second mate of the schooner
Richard Win,low. was killed this after
noon while attempting to lower the top
mast Of the hag staff IN the corner Of
Pearl and Washington streets. Benson
was ou III" cross tree. trying 70 start the
top mast, to which was attached pulley
block. and tackle. when the staff broke
Close to the top OF the ground, throwing
Benson about forty feet, the pole falling
on him and crushing him terribly. He
lived about four hours. His home wAs
in Elmira. New York.
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Cincinnati Pork Trade.

CISCINNATI, October j.-The report
Of Secretary g. :. Maxwell at the annual
meeting of the Pork Packers Association,
to-day, shows that during the year clos
ing September 1t, the live stock trade
ofCincinnati ha. been as follows: Receipts
Hogs, 1900; cattle, AZ, 100. Shipments
Hogs, 10000; cattle, 3l,0OO; sheep,
$4,000 In September the receipts and
shipments this year, compared with lat,
the trade in hogs has slightly increased,
the receipts and shipments Of cattle have
doubled, and Of sheep have quadrupled.
The average gross weight for the year
has been. hogs, 2iS pound; cattle, 9j2
mounds. sheen. Il pounds.
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W'heelina Reeister.

,,olp closed in New York Yesterday,
a il0!
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Tn. In.urreesssa in Bae.os Ayr.s

RIO JGsErEo. October 5.-The situa-
ton o: affairs in BuenO- Ayres Is des-
perate. The government i taking vig-
orous measurss tO supprrss the insurrec-
tion. Al the government Offices and
commercial houses are clOsed. The gov
eminent las Esued an order eItnding
the time On al commercial credits. One
regiment Of National trOOps have revolt
I'd and gave over ~ the Insurgents.
Foreigner. are Fastening 10 their respec-
tive COnsulates ~ get passports 70 protect
them against universal conscript'on,
which j. IN Be enforced. There have
been several diturbanees in the street.
Of Buenos Ayres. Many Persons Of
prominence have bsen arrested ON .Bpl-
cion Of favoring the insurgents. CoIonel'
Ricco and Bsnez are marching against
the rebela. Vice President Akipa, re-
mains at the head Of the national guard.
| The rebel squadron is commanded by
Gellyobes. The insurgents are purcbas-
ing aeansrs and arms, and are recruit
ing at M0ntesideo
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Democratic Nominations.

CoLUNBrs, o. October The DEM
ocrstic Convention ofthls District to-day,
at Lancaster, Ohio, nominated William
Z. Fink. Of Perry county, a. the candi-
date for Congrcs,, 70 Ill the vacancy
caused BY the resignation of II. }. Jewett.
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RoME. October 5.-General Garibaldl
has issued a manifesto requesting the
electors TO hasten to the polls at the COM
ing elections for the Chamber Of Deputie',
and vote for those now IN prison for po-
Iitical Ofenses.
Advices from Buenns Ayres represent
the situation NJ very desperate. Rigor-
o,ls measures. are being adopted by the
government To suppress the insurreCtiOn.
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Movements OF Officers.

WAsHISGroN, October 5--Gcn"ral
Sherman leaves this evening for II.
Louis. He will stop few days in Gin
cinnati, to place hi> children in school
there.
Secretary Bristow will return from
New York tonight and Secretary Spin
ner tomorrow. Commissioner Douglas
is again at his office.
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Acquitted.

CHICAGO, October 5.-The Coroncrs
Jury in the case of John Despic,oe, VIII"
Was stabbed and killed by Joseph Van
acker Saturday night, brought in vcr-
dict of jus.,tiable homicide, and Van
scker WAS released
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TiItOn and MOuItOn on Ba q.

NEW YORK, Uft0ber o.-I NC"uOTr NJ
tol and Francis ID. MoutoE, hav" been
notified of the indictments found against
them for alleged libel and SANDER Of
Becchcr. The bail in each case has been
fixed at $1,000, which each will be re-
quircd to furnish tomorrow.
Dennis Cufrahi died to-day from irtju-
rics received Saturday night, in Il fight
with William Fritz, at their residence.
81 West Thirty-ninth street.
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The Fire Department.

General Shaler. of New York. who ar
rived here on Saturday, stated to re-
porter yesterday that under 70 cirrum-
stances would ne consent 10 come TO Chi
cago TO take control of the Fire Depart
ment. He will examine into the work
ings of the department to-day and to-
morrow. and leave for New York We'd
nesdsV,
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CNcNYATI, October 5.-Mr. Joseph
Glare, If Bethel, Ohio, who was charged
bv Charles Perkins, the husband OF the
woman VINO murdered her little girl in
this city las, week, with having criminal
intercourse with his wife makes 4 state
meut in this mornings Commercial, in
which, after relating circumstsntially the
incidents occurring on the day of the
murder, denies most positively ever hav-
ing had improper intercourse with Ars.
Perkins, and can only reconcile Perkins
conduct towards him in this case with 4
conspiracy on his part against his wife,
and design to use him ss an instru-
ment for carrying out his scheme O. p