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Woman's Temperance Convention,

CLEvsLvND, o., November 13.-The
Woman,s National Temperance Conven-
ton will convene here on Wednesday,
November 18th, and will continue three
days. 1t is expected that delegates will
be present from every Congressional dis.
ttict in the United States and from the
Territories, and its proceedings will be of
great general interest. Every prepara.
tion has been made by the citizens Of
Cleveland to extend the most liberal hos.
pttality to those who may attend. All
delegates will report at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association, and
correspondence may be had with ]. Long
SAesf at those rooms,
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coNsPIRACY IN RUSSIA.
SPAIN.


BAoYNNE, November 19.-The Carllst
forces are concentrated in Navarro be-.
tween Vera and Lesact The Republl.
can troops are marching upon them.
HENDAYE, November lS.-The troops
are IN hotpursuit Of the retreating Carlists
and are burning the hosses Of the Car.
list sympathyzsrs. Three hundred have
already been burned
MADRID, November 13-The insur-
gent leaders ISABELLA, Tristory and Ml0re
have entered BRrcerons.
Rosas and other points In Corona
threatened by the CarlIsts are being
fortified.
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Railroad FreirhIs.

FORT WAYNB, November 10 The at,
fairs OF the Fort Wayne, Muucie & Gin.
cinnaii railroad remains in S.atu QUO, nc
other charges being reported. The con.
Meeting roads leading into the city do NOT
place much confidence in the new man.
requiring the prepayment oil
frGights and charges before letting the
road have the freight. The yards are now
full Of freight, which will probably reach
its destination by the Cincinnati, Rich.
mond s. Fl. Wayne railroad.
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RobberKtlled.

sALFBURY, N. G., November 1S.-Two
negroes entered the house oil an old man,
supposed to have large sum Of money
on hand, for the purpose OF robbing him,
near here this morning, and when be re-.
fused 10 give up the money, one negro
drd at him, the shot taking effect In the
old mans mouth, but glanced, making
only flesh wound. The old gentleman's
wife, aged about fifty years, attacked the
negro with spade, the first blow entering
his brain and killing him.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November 10 The Post saya
Count Won Arnim was arrested the second
time because he communicated some i'm
portant documents 10 third party while
confined in the Charity Hospital. There
may have been other reasons, however,
which are not known. The statement
that the Count had received copy o! his
indictment Is denied.
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PoIand's Investigating Committee.

LITTLE Rock, November 13.-Thc
Congressional Investigating Committee,
Judge L. P. Poland and J. b. Ward, have
been taking testimony here In tho Arkan.
sss case for two days. They close their
investigation to morrow, aud leave for
the North on Sunday. No new facts have
80 far been developed.
The State government, under the con.
troll OF the new officials, Is moving along
quietly and smoothly, and general salts.
faction seems to prevail.
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Election News.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 19-Re.
turns from the remote counties, hereto
fore partially estimated, make It certain
that McDill, Republican, Is elected in
the 9Th district. This leaves the delega.
CATION standing Republicans 0; Demo-
Gratis ., as originally stated in these dis.
naichpa
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Senator n orIOn.

CHEYENNE, November 18.-Col. Hol-
lowsy, Of Indianapolis, Ind, brother.in.
law Of Senator Morton, passed through
here yesterday, enroute East. He reports
Senator Morton al santa Barbara, Cal,
much improved in health, and that he
will probably remain there all winter, II
he continues 10 receive benefit from the
California climate,
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We arc panied to learn that the health
Of MrS. Rev. r. V, Dodge has become 80
much impaired that her physician con-
Sldered 1t necessary for her to return to
San Francisco, whereshe has a married
daughter living. Mir, Dodge remains Tor
the present In Csnandaigua, New York,
where he has been for some time past
Warrington. Pa, Ob'erter Of tho 18Th.
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THE TURF.
TnR GREAT RUNNING RACE.

BAN Francisco, November 1S.-The
weather promises iavorsbly for the great
running race tomorrow at Bay District
Fair Grounds, The city Is full Of people
from interior towns and cities come to
witness the sport In the polls Katie
Pease sells al $500. Thad Stevens at $3.50,
Joe Daniels at I$lG0, Field OF $l75 The
field embrace HockhockIng, Hardwood,
Alpa and Henry, All the horses named
will 20.
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Election Damages..A Novel Suit.

Sr Louis, November 13.-William Il.
Locklsnd, who ran as an independent
candidate Tor the Lower House o. the
Legislature against Stitson Hutchins, in
the 9th ward, has commenced suit against
the Judges OF the Central Precinct IN that
ward for alleged making Of fraudulent 70.
turns oi tho vote In that precinct, he
places his damages al 90 600.
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TuRRH were seven teSt votes on the

THERE were seven test votes on the
lslary-grab bill. Every time N. P.
Banks Of Massachusetts, voted for tho
bill. -Four times, Dan. Voorhees,, Of
Indiana, voted for the bill; the other
three timeS he did not vote at all. Three
times Fernando Wood, Of New York,
voted Tor the bill, tho remaining four
times he dodged. These are the three
men that are mentioned in connection
with the Speakenhip by the Democracy.
What blessed change this Democratic
victory Is going 10 bel-Cin. Gazette.
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SAN Francisco, November 10 There
Is much excitement to night about the
race to morrow. Immense crowds are at
each pool room. Katie Pesse 900; Thad
Stevens 400, and tho rest Of the field in
proportion. Great sums will change
hands on tho result II all the horses will
pO
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COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF
~ NORTH WHEELING PROPERTY.
James F. Barnes, Complainant,

James F. Barnes, Complainant,
Matilda A. Vcsey HGI ,Defcnd'ts.
By ylftue OF a decree rendered In tho aboye
entitled cause NJ tho September Term, 1874, Of
the Municipal urt ol Wheeling, the under
sisIed special Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, November 81, 1874,
ee'l at public auction at the front door OF the
Court house Of ohio county, the following
property IN John McLure's addition, Viz: Lots
=, . and 10, and strip oI ground adjoining lot Q
on the north, and itolting on Market street o.
i.et, w inches Said property will be sold IN
Iour parcels, according 10 Subdivision On dle
among the papa 8 In This Cause made BY W, q.
smith, Eco City Surveyor. Lot No. /, on the
cnrnet OF aarket street and Alley No. 2, [routs
II feet ~ inches on N rkeL Etrret with depth
o. W lCet, aud has thereon er C ed lsrRe brick
dwelling house; Lot No 2, on The east side on
u al street, HoHtinR 20 feet thereon. with n
depth OF 65 feet Inches, and hao thereon erect
ed email tenant hous,; Lot No y, on the east
side OF Coal street, aud aolOiniuS Lot No Z on
the north. ironts 81 feet on said STREET, with q
depth ot IS leet iHche.; and Lot No 4, on the
eAht side OF Coal street. irUDIs 10 feet 10 inches
thereon and corners on Alley No ,, with depth
oil Us feet
T1RMs or sALS-onc.third OF tho purcAa,o
money In hand. ID the residue In edu4l pay.
mems Ia 0 aud l2 months, with Interest ftom
day OF eAlo, Tho p1rch IIer giving bond and aeon,
my Tor the deferred insta ments, and Tbe iIiie
being retained as further eecurity until nav.
ment In full, bat with liberty 10 each purchG.er
% pay ailor greater proportion than one.third
A J. CLARKE,
Special CCmmIAaInnaB
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Prote,.ant Epl.copal Church.

BURLINGTON, NJ November 10 The
Protestant Episcopal Convention 10 day,
on the fifteenth ballot, elected Rev. John
Scarborough, D. D, tho new Rector Of
Trinity Church, Pittsburgh, Bishop Of
the Diocese ol Northern New Jersey by
a vote Of 81 out Of 5S Of the clergy, and
SO out Of so parishes.
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Steamship Collision.

HAMBURG, November 19-The Allan.
tic steamship Leasing, while at anchor,
was run into last night by tho steamship
Bahia, and had some Of her forward plates
damaged. She will be repaired within a
fortnight. The Lessing's passengers will
leave here on Tuesday next on the steam.
ship KlapsLack.
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RRPUBLloANIsM has Lost some ground
in the late election. But this don't make
Democracy any better or Republicanism
any worse. It will do US good. Whom
the Lord loveth he chAsteneth, but 1t 10
grievous to see him use the Democracy
as the nstrument-thats what we don't
like about it.-Pdrk. State Journal.
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LIVELY FooT RAcE.-A foot race came
of this afternoon within four miles Of this
city, between two young bloods. The
time made was 2.49t. These contestants
for Olympic honors were attired in the
Adam and Eve costume before fig leaves
came 10 fashion, which although rather
light Tor this season Of the year, they
claim cannot be excelled for besuty or
neatness.-SteIb. Herald.
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A CORRESPONDENT oil the Country Gen,
G'man presents remedy Tor diarrhul
which hO never knew to fail in the past
twenty-five years Of its use in bis family.
Il is simply dose oI laudanum and oil,
q tablespoonful OF castor oil With twenty
drops ol laudanum in 1t. The laudanum
acts as an astriugent, and the oil carries
OF the effects OF the disease. Exchange.
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tsRcoND DnPATcH |
WooIeu Minis stopped.

PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-Thls
morning the extensive woolen mills Of
John & James DobsoD, at the Falls Of the
schuylkill, have stopped running on &C.
count OF dissatisfaction among the work.
men, In consequence Of notification Of
reduction in their wages from Toto 20
per cent.
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sPR1NGF1RID, November 1S-An in.
cendiAry fire at Northampton this even.
Ing destroyed the dwelling house OF W.
D. Clapp and two large barns, q tobacco
barn, the production Of four acres Of
tobacco, etc. LoRS, $s5.0O0; insured lor
hAlk
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 10 1T Ia reported
that the Tichborne claimant will testify
10 the libel case Of Dr. Kenesly against
Mrs. Puttennregh.
II Is stated here that the documents
demanded by the German Government
from Count Won Arnum were sent from
this country to Berlin on Wednesday last,
and that the court has them and will dc.
liver them 10 the Emperor.
A dispatch from Copenhagen says the
Radicals are frightened by the determin-
ed attitude Of the Carlisle, and have
Withdrawn the proposition for vote Of
cenSure.
RsTATRs CoNFIsoATBD.
The Prussian Court oI Vatibar recently
lned the Archbishop Of 0lmutz, Austria,
for illegally appointing priests in the Prus.
81 an part Of his diocese. The Austrian
Government refused 10 surrender the
Archbishop on demand oil the Prussian
authorities Tor his extradition. The court
has accordingly issued warrants sgaiDst
him and con6scatcd all his revenues and
estates In Prussia.
COUNT Won AHNlh.
The shock caused by the second arrest
has seriously affected the health Of Count
Won Arnim, who Is confined to his bed.
The formal complaint has been lodged by
joint law olll erS against the Count
CHANGE IN THE FRENCH MINISTRY,
A correspondent Of the Times telegraphs
ftom Paris at midnight, that there Is q
rumor that President MscMahon has
summoned NJ. DuIour 10 the Cabinet. Il
is inferred that II the report Is true that
the Ministry will be modified in the di.
reclion Of the Left Centre before the
meeting Of the Assembly.
A RUINED CAUSE.
LONDON, November IA, 4:30 A. M-The
Standards telegram from Paris says, the
impression there in the circles Favor.
able TO Don Carlos, Is that his cause Is
utterly ruined and his situation hopeless,
LONDON, November IA $50 A. MA
special dispatch to the Daily NetrS, dated
Hcndage, Friday evening says: Generals
Lazerns and Lama, with the main body
OF their troops marched to SanSebastion
alter leaving their reinforcemenis in Irun
and fortifying San Msrcial. The Carllsts
are re'sppeariDg in small numbers.
The Daily hepS' correspondent reports
that 80 great was the discomfort In the
Republican army that the victory before
lrun was rendered almost sboftve BY the
withdrawal Of large numbers OF troops
before their commanders were able 10
follow up with heavier blow at the in.
surgents.
coNsPIRACY IN RUSSIA.
LONDON, November 13.-The Datly
Telegraph repeats the report of socialist
conspiracy in Russia, aud adds that 5000
persons. including many ladies, have been
arrested. A commission has been ap-
pointed 10 investigate the conspiracy, the
exact object oil which is still unknown.
Several peNsons OF exalted rank are said
10 be implicated. A vast amount OF
money seems to have been at the disposal
OF the conspirators The arrests since the
discovery OF the plot have been go numer.
Gus that a perfect reign OF terror exists in
81, Petersburg. 1t was proposed that the
police should search every house in the
city In single night.
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New YORK. November 13.-Arrived-
Steamships Ethiopia, from Glasgow, Swift
zerlAnd, from Antwerp, and Westphslisr
from Hamburg.
LlvERPooL, November 13-stesmShips
Belgtc and Schiller, from New York, have
arrived out.
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MEMPHIS, November 18-The resi-.
dence OF Martin Walt, on Adams street
between Lauderdale and Orleans street,
was burned this morning by q defective
aue. Loss $4,000. Insured for $4,000
each in the Imperial, ol London, and
Niagara, ol New York.
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RNTIRKLY uNFouNDRD.

LONDON, November 10, 1890 P. NJ
There is no truth whatever 10 the report
that Queen Victoria died yesterday al
Balmoral Castle. After dIligent search
last night, the rumor was found to have
originated IN Fleet street tap room.
In its usual announcement OF the move.
ment oi the Court, the Pail Mall GaacttG
Of this evening has the following: Her
Majesty will leave Balmoral Castle at 10
A. N, for Windsor Castle. Her Majesty
Il quite well.
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Hoes sold in this market yesterday OF
seven dollars per one hundred pounds
gross, equal 10 seventeen dollars per head,
Sud that, too, with a prospective good
supply. Yet we hear that ,imes are hard.
-GHsinnaR Gazette q yatwdsy.
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Townsend Bapk A.,erts,

NEW HAVEN, November 13-The Re-
ceiver OF the Townsend Bank publishes q
report that the good assets amount to
over 6s per cent Of the liabilities, and
that they hope to realize a considerable
additional sum from the doubtful assets
which amount to over 100000.
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Sarah Coukwright, colored, who poi.
Soned two children in Clark county last
summer, was to day convicted and
sentenced to peniten tiary Tor life.
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Reduction sui Adhered To.

PROVIDENCE, November Is The Man.
uIacturerS' Committee today resolved 10
continue the reduction Of production until
January let, o. originally proposed;
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Reported Death Of Queen Victoria.

NRw YORK, November 13.-A London
dispatch says the city has been thrown
into state Of intense and painful excite
ment by reports purporting to come from
BSlmoral Castle, announcing the death
Of her Msjesty Queen Victoria. No Off
cial information has yet been received
aud the denial or confirmation oil the re-
port is anxiously awaited. The report
states that her Majesty died very sudden,
u, but the cause Of death Is not given.
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A special TO the Courier JOurnG! says
Current Crothers, under indictment for
the murder OF Town Marshal Burton, OF
PGris, together with three other persons
escaped from the Clark county Jail last
ninht
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CANADA.


ToRoNTo. ONT, November 19.-An
American Express ConpsnyS Messenger
on the Toronto branch oi the Great
Western Railroad, was robbed this even.
ing about 0 o'clock ty five masked rob.
beTs. The amount OF money lost Ia sup
posed to bo $1,000 or $4,000.
A CLERK AND $4,000 GONE TO RURoPR.
MONTREAL. November 19.-It Ia re.
ported that clerk In the Ottawa branch
q the Merchants Bank absconded with
5000 to Europe.
CITY UNHEALTHY.
The Star says that the sanatory coudl-
llon OF Montreal 10 truly alarming. The
small Pox and Typhoid Fever 10 In.
crcaslpg daily.
sRcoND DuPATcH
TORONTO, November 13-As the ex.
press train on the Great Western railroad
was leaving Port Credit Station, A few
miles out OF this city, about 8 O'Clock this
evening, five masked men boarded her.
and after unfAstening the bell cord, bound
and gagged the baggage master. They
then entered the apartments oI the Amer.
ican Express Company, whose messenger
they gagged, blindfolded and handcufed.
They took the keys ol the sale from him
and secured $50, 900 or $4,000. The rob.
hers remained on the train until II reached
Queens wharf, in the western par! OF this
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TAX DECISION.

Judge Dillon, in the United States Cir
cult Court, this morning, in the suit Of the
First National Bank c. Douglass & Co i,
rendered q decision to the effect that
taxes can be collected from National
Banks whose capital stock is in govern
ment bonds. The amount collectsble
from two National Banks ot this city Tor
1873 is S135O0.
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DONATIONS CARRIED FREE.

The U. P and B. & N. Railroads pub
lish circular today, stating that all do.
notions forwarded through the agency OF
the State Relief and Aid Society will be
carried free until further notice, and that
all applications therefor must be made to
E. B. Chandler, Secretary.
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Suit Against Commissioners of Char.
tiles,

BROOKLYN, November l3-The Board
Of Supervisors to-day authorized a suit
against the Commissioners OF Charities
Tor having unlawiully expended an excess
oI $4,000 OF public monies over the
amount raised in the yearly budget for
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A e25,OOo Fme,

Providence, r. L. November 49,
The Elmwood Mill and contents, at East
BlaCkston, were burned this morning.
Lose, $25 .0C0; insured for 30 500.
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A Veteran Editor Dead

BoSToN, November 13-Dsuiel N.
Haskell, the veteran editor OF the Tran
SCRIPT, died early this morning, OF pneu.
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wAIvRD AN EXAMINATION.

The two Egners and George Rufer
waived examination in the Police Court,
and were committed TO j4il on a charge
OF the murder OF Herman SchilliDg. Their
cases will come before the Grand Jury
on the first Of December.
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Wednesday evening, Brown, OF COM
pany A, 2Sd infantry, was stabbed in
row and is now lying in dying con.
dilion,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 1S-Oalclal dis.
patches from Don Carlos headquarters
represent that the troops besieging Irun
withdrew in perfect order.
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Custom House Employees Dis.
CHARGED.

BosToN, November 13.-Thirty.lour
employees Of the Custom House will be
discharged tomorrow, In accordance with
Collector Simmons plan Of fretrenchment.
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OMAHA.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.

OMAHA, November 13.-Special letters
Of administration on the estate OF the late
Edward Creighton have been granted
his brother, John Creighton, no will hav-
ing vet been found.
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DIRD FROM his ISIURrRs.

Edward Longshore, son Of A. Long
shore, mail agent on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, died to day from the effects Of
an accidental gun shot. The wound was
received last Sunday while returning from
. cunning excursion.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MAR.
~ KIT STREET PROPERLY.

James Mathers, Complainant
o.. In Chanrerv
George A. FrobeH al DeIend'tS.
By, virtue OF decree rendered In the above
enutledc use, at the September Term, 1871. OF
the County Court OF ohio count,, the underIlRn.
Cd SPEC al Commissioner will, on
BAT 7UHD4Y, November 81, 1874,
Soil at pubic auction. At the front door Of the
Coort House OF ohio county. the north halInT
Lot No ll3 as laid out by EbeneZsr Zane, and
situate on the east eide OF Market street, In Tho
city of Wheeling, being the EAm4 property on
wLich the defendant, Gcorge A. Fsobe, nov re-
sides
TEHMs OF sALE-one.thItd Of tho purchase
morey in hand, md the re.itu, in ecu Il DAY.
ments in ninu and ei htsen months wi b Inter.
est from daI OF sale, the purchaser giving bond
and security for tho dtErred inatGlmenta, and
lbe title rel e retained as further tecuiity upti
payment In ia |, but lin liberty 10 tho uurchAs.
tr TO pay all or q greater proportion Than one.
third Of his bid 10 hand,
A. J. CLARKE,
Sp'cl4l CommIskIoLer,
oct90-eOd 1EO. A. WICKHAM. Auctioneer