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Osages on the War Pnih.

TOPEKA, Ks October l.-Goyeruor Os.
born yesterday received dispatches from
Captain Dayton, OF Kansas City, com
msndlng the military there, that sixty.
five young OSages, Of the Big Hills band,
crossed the Arkansas river below the
mouth OF Salt Fork on Friday, the 18th
ult., and crossed the Fort Sill trail on Sun.
day, the 9Th, near Skeleton Creek, going
West, probably bound for the country be.
tween Mule Creek and the supply road,
to operate on the Medicine Lodge settle.
mentB. Adjutant General Morris has or.
dered the couriers to put the militia on
their guard Tor the protection oIihe border.
Gen. Pope tclegTaphs to Gov. OsboIne
that he has had intelligence OF the same
party that II consists OF iorty-three In-
dians, and that efforts are being made to
induce them to return TO their reseTva-
tions. Capt Collins, Of the militia, dis.
covered the dead bodies of the five buffalo
hunters from Reno in the southwestern
part Of Clark county. They were all
scslped, and their horses killed. The In,
disns were fourteen miles away, but
owing TO the lack Of supplies and ammu-
milton Capt. Collins did not pursue them.
The hunters referred 10 were killed on
the eth Of August last. 1t Is believed
that an alliance is meditated between the
young Osages and Cheyenues in aid ol
the Comanches, who are known TO be IN
the southern part OF Clark county.
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Copgre,slonaI Nominatlons,

PORT JERvIs, N. Y, October 1.-George
NJ. Beebe was to-day nominated by the
Democratic Convention for Congress
fIom the Fourteenth District.
DUEKGRK, n. Y, October lin the
Democratic Liberal Convention Col. A.
F. Allen was nominated for Congress.
BSaHANPToN, N. Y, October THE
Republican Congressional Convention at
Oswego to-day renominsted 7. @. Platt
Tor Congress
NEWARK, N. j., October THE 9Th
District Republican Congressional Con-
yention to-day renominsted Marcus L.
Ward for Congress.
MEMPHIS, October IA special 10 the
Avalanche from Greeuville, Tenn, TO day
says the Democratic Convention OF the
First District assembled there 10 day, and
nominated Hon. VIM. Mcfarland, brother
OF hon. Robert Mcfarland, for Congress,
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The Nevada Nominations,

SAN Francisco, October Tho In.
dependent State Convention, at Carson
last night, made tho following nomina.
tons, seven Democrats, four Republicans
and three Independents: Bradley, for
Governor A. ]. Hatch, Lieutenant Gov.
ernor; A. .. Ellis, Congress; W. II.
Beatler, Judge OF the Supreme Court,
long term; S. Il. Belknap, short term; B.
Il. Hereford, Clerk Of the Supreme Court;
]. D. Miner, Secretary Of State; A. Bel
liatt, Attorney General; J. Schooling,
State Treasurer; W. NJ. Hubbsrt, Comp.
troller; John Day, Surveyor General; Il.
II. Howe, Superintendent Public InstruC.
ton; W. Frank Stewart, State Miners-
logisti ]. ], Hill, State Printer. A State
Central Committee was also appointed.
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hALARGA,-The decayed and decayIng
vegetation Of newly settled lands, when
damp, exhale miasmatic poison which,
absorbed through the lungs into the blood,
causes the intermittent levers and kindred
diseases, which prevail In our Western
States and Territories. But this great
scourge Of our rich alluvial bottoms in the
West, Is now robbed OF lis sting. Doct.
Aver has discovered an antidote which
efectuslly neuIralizes It's venom; has
combined 1t in a remedy-"AYRR's AGUE
CURE"-which rarely, or, as some OF our
neighbors say, never fails. 1t is reliable
both for prevention and cure. With It,
men may live with complete immunity
from the malignant effluvia which has
hitherto rendered many localities almost
uninhabltable. Those suffering from
CHILLs AND FEVER may find in It imme-
diste relief, and those exposed will find
sure protection from attack, by taking it
in small quantities as a preventative
H. Democrat. d&w.
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CHICAGO.
LRrrRR FRoM MRs. II. W. nRKcug

LETTER FROM MRS. II. W. BRKCHER.
CHICAGO, October 1.-The Tribune this
morning publishes letter from Mrs.
Henry Ward Beecher TO a well known
literary lady Of this city, excusing herself
from writing articles Tor the projected
paper Of the latter, and saying: "The past
summer has been one OF unusual care and
labor, in which both heart and brain
have been taxed to the uttermOst, and
until my good, and noble, and most pure
husband has rest from these prosecutions
l have no heart for anything bat what
little | am privileged to do Tor him in
protecting him from needless Interrupt
ton, guarding him from these cormorants,
the reporters, and doing all tho writing
l can save him from doing"
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me CentenniaI Comml,,lon,

CHICAGO, October 1.-The gentlemen
representing the Philadelphia Centennial
Exposition, whose visit to this city was
announced in yesterdays dispatches,
were on Change to-day, and after the
close OF business Ex-Governor Bigler
briefly addressed the members Of the
Board OF Trade In reference 10 the pro-
posed exhibition, urging It's importance
and Its national character, and the de-
STABILITY OF having the entire people Of
the country feel an interest in it and 10
take an active part in making il success
iul. His remarks were listened to with
great attention,
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THE TURF.
LEXINGTON RACRs.

LEXINGTON, October There was a
large attendance at the trOttiug races to-
day. The weather was fine, good track
and the racing unusually good. The time
made by Lady Stout in the fret race was
the fastest on record for three year old.
First race, Tor three year olds; $50 en-
trance, hall forfeit; five or more 10 fill;
800 by the Association TO the second
horse, the third horse 10 save his entrance.
Lady Stout by Msmbrino PAtchen, ., /,
l, /; McKimmin's Blsckwood by Black
wood, l,2. 9, 2; Steele's Protime by Black
wood, 8, 8, distsnced; P4tterson's ch by
Bslsars, 4, 4, distanced; Dunn's Birdy
Girl by Morrison, 8, 8, distAnced; Muckle's
Girlie by George Wilkes, distanced; Bras
fields Alethes by Almout, distanced; :;
Scott's Brown Chief by Indian Chief, dis.
tanced; Stockings Maud Macy by Joe
Hooker, distsnced. Time-2;26i, 2:3Ot,
2:29 and 1891.
The second race was for two year-olds;
$50 entrance, hall forfeit, five OF more to
ill; 800 by the Association to the sec
ond horse; third horse 10 save entrance
money. Steel's Consul, !, /; Meals Sun.
shine, 2, 9; Ewatt's Mambrino Joe, A 3;
Cooks Tom Stamps, 3, 4; Clsy's Coral, 3,
distsnced; Patterson's Matte Aid, 0,
distanced; Hays Cinderella, distanced;
Shackeliord's Jim, distAnced. Time
2;5li, 2;4S.
Third race-purse 5000 Tor horses that
have never trolted better than $50; $40O
to the first, $40 to the second and 500 to
the third horse; Scott & Railos Dick
Taylor, 2, 0, l, l, /; Powell & Dorelrs
Billy Spencer, 3, 0, 2, 5, 4; BYanrs Auc-
tion, G,G,9,2,2; Ellis Conners, A, 8,
4, 3; Affords Midway Belle, 8, 5, @, 6, 6;
Dunn's Jessie H., l2, 10, 4, 8, 8; Bowyers
John Clay, II, II, Z, Z, 7; Millers
Fannie Miller by Downing, / 8, distanced;
Srader's Kate Clay, Z, 8, distance; Megib.
beas Belle Msude, 10, 2, distance; Pstter-
sons Bailey, 8, 0, distance; Grsy's Frank
Miller, distance. Time-236t, 2:33t,
2:33, 2.35. 2:37. Just before the races
began A J. Alexander's, WoodIord Nam.
brino was shown on the course and
trotted a mile in 2;20f. He will trot three
races races tomorrow and four on
Saturday.
FLEETWOOD PARK RACES.
NEW YORK, October 1.-At Fleetwood
Park to-day the Tree for oil race was won
by American Girl, Csmors second, Sen
sstion third. The first heat was dead
one between the Girl and Camors. Time
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loosely n now, and we confidently s1-
press the belief that October 10 viii
mark deciiaiVe overthrow Of the power
Of the WALEER Ring In order to secure
this most desirable contamination let All
good citizens heartily unite without any
regard To past party Affiliations. When
the lamented DOUGLASS WAS dying, lll,
At the breaking out Of the Civil War, he
said thG! in reference 10 the pending con.
nIct there could be but two parties,
patricia and traitors. And In regard to
the present conflict 10 WEST VIRGINIA
there can be bat two parties, the Risg and
the people Choose ye this day whom
ye will serve"
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CONSUMPTION CAN BH CUBTD.
PULMOaI0 SYRuP,

scHEHCK's bBA WEED TOXIC,
BcHBHCK'B Mandrake PILLS,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmo.
nary Consumption.
frequently n edlcines that will stop eouHh
viii occasion the death OF patient; theT lock
up the liver, stop the circulation Of the blood,
hemorrhGRe follows, and, in fact, they clog the
action Of the very organs that eGnIed Inc couPh.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the onusss
Of tWo'thirds Of tho cases Of ConIumption-
Many persons complain Of q dull pain Ia the
tioe, Constipation, coated tongue pain In The
snoaider.hlade. feelings Of dToWslness and rest.
lessness, the iood lying heavily on the stomach,
accompanied with seidity and bsehiEH up ol
These sImptoms usually originate from A
liver. P'N
Psrsons 60 Affected, Il they take one or ,vo
neayy colds, and II the cough In these caIes ia
iuddenly checked, will and tho stomach and
liver clogged, remaining toFpid and inRetiye
and Almos! before they are aware the lungs are
which is death. VI
sehsnek's Palmolic Syrup is an erpeetorapt
which does not contain opium or anything al.
euAted TO check cough suddenly
Sehenck . Sea Weed Tonic dlssOlyes the food
mlxes with the gastric juices OF the stomath :
Alas dlResuon, and creates a rhyenous appetite
Hhen the bowels are eo.tiYs, akin sllioW. or
lhe symptoms otherwise OF bilious tendenrv
sehentk's Mandrake Pills are required,
Theae medicines are reprep4red only BY
j. II. bChBSCR d SON.
y. Z. corner Sixth and Arch 6ts PhuR.
And are for sSle BY all druggists and dealers
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Fire in SaraIoEa.

SARATOGA, O2tober, About II
o'clock this morning fire broke out in
south wing OF the Grand Hotel. The
flames spread with great rapldity,
soon enveloping the front, and now the
entire building II is ieGred will be destroy.
ed The fremen are laboring TO save the
Grand Union aud Columbian Hotels and
stables which are in great danger. Help
has been telegraphcd Tor. There Is great
excitement.
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Death Of an Ared Lady,

LITTLE ROCK, October Mrs. Matilda
johnson, one Of the Oldest inhabitants Of
Little Rock, died this morning, aged 81
years. She was the relict Of Judge Benj.
johnson, who was appointed by Presi-
dent Monroe Territorial Judge OF Arksn.
sss in 1919, mother Of bon. X. W. John.
son, and mother.in.lsw OF A. Il. Sewer,
both United States Senators prior TO the
war,
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MILWAUKEE.
NOMINATED nY AccIAMAr1oH.

777 y 91SS77-H-1 M IVt7'
MILWAUKEE,, October 1.-At the Re
form Congressional Convention Of the
Eighth District to-day, Judge G. W. Cate
was nominated by scclsmstion.
An immense crowd OF people were
present at the grounds Of the Northern
Wisconsin fair to-day, to listen 10 the
speech OF speaker Blaine. Blaine was
followed By Horstio Seymour, who spoke
chic NY on the dairy subject.
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NORFOLK, Va, October Upon in
formation received by telegraph from
Richmond, Mayor Whitehead issued war.
rants last night for the arrest oi Generals
VIM. Malone and Bradley 7. johnson, on
q charge Of intending TO engage IN duel.
General Malone was arrested at his hotel
and bound over in $4,000 to keep the
peace Tor one year. General Johnson was
mot found.
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Railroad Meeting.

NEW York, October IA meeting Of
representatives of the leading through
railroad lines was held here to-day, Gen.
j. D. Cox, Of Cincinnati, presiding. The
only business OF importance transacted
was the signing by the delegates Of the
Saratoga agreement in regard TO dispatch
and fast freight lines. The vacancy oc-
casloned by the resignation Of Mr. Gill,
OF Louisville, was not filed.
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FRANCE.

PANS, October THE Permanent
Committee OF the Assembly had sitting
at Versailles today. The Duke De La
Rochc'ouclull Bsaccla, OF the extreme
Right, attacked the Government for with.
drawing the steamer OrAnaque from
Ciyita Necchiea, and declared the policy
adopted towards Spain and Italy hostile
to the interests OF France.
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The Lake Huron storm will probably
move due east, with brisk southwest
winds, threatening and rainy weather,
and high, followed by falling, tempera.
ture over the Lower Lakes.
For the Upper Lakes and the North.
west rising barometer, cooler, clearing
weather, and northwesterly winds, eX.
tending by Friday TO the Lower Missouri
and Lower Ohio Valleys.
For the Middle States falling bsrome.
ter, higher temperature, southerly winds,
and partly cloudy weather.
For the Western Gulf States and the
Southwest falling barometer, fresh south.
erly winds, warmer and partly cloudy
weather.
Csulionsry signals continue at Grand
Haven, Alpens, Escanaba, Marquette,
Port Huron, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland
Buffalo and Erie, and are ordered fol
Rochester and Oswego.
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Texas Republican Copvep,iop.

DENEIsoS, Tx, October 1.-The Re-
publican Congressional Convention Of this
district to-day nominated +. W. Sumner
for Congress, and passed resolutions en-
dorsing the Presidents courae in the
Louisiana and Tennessee matters, de-
nouncing the White Leaguers, and re-
pudisting their statement that they repre-.
sent any considerable element in the
South.
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John Mitchell has sailed for America
NsCuIEF RREwINa IN TuRKIsTAS,
SPAIN.


LONDON, October This mornings
IaEts advices from the North Of spain
say there are signs Of the breaking up Of
the Carlist army. Several insurgenl lead.
ers have surrendered, and II is reported
that others were shot by order OF Don
Carlos ior demanding a cessation Of hos.
tilitles.
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In.urrectIon In Ruenos AHre,,

RIO JAEEIRo, October IAN inRir-
rection has broken out in Buenos Ayres
in consequence OF the alleged fraudulent
conduct at the late Presidential election.
General Mitri is at the head Of the iusur-
pents
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WASHINGTON.
RrDUcrl0N oT rus rruLlc pgur

REDUCTION or TuE PUBLIC pRnr.
WARRINGTON, October The public
debt statement shows = reduction oi tSS
III during the month Of September.
TIN MILLION.
The Secretary OF the Treasury will TO-
day make call Tor ten million dollass
IN i've tWenI!es lat redemption IN three
months.
ALABAMA CLAINA
The Court OF Commissioners Of Ala
bama claims resumed lis session this
morning.
FIyB,TwESTT BONDS or 90
The Secretary OF the Treasury gives
notice that the principal and accrued in-
'erest OF the following Gye.tWenty bonds
ol '63 will be paid al the Treasury on and
after January l, 1875, and that the inter
est on said bonds will cease on that dsy
Coupon bonds OF so, Nos 1911 10 1900.
both inclusive; 500, Nos 1867 ,n G2OO
inclusive; $500, Nos. 1887 TO 5000 in
elusive; $1,000, Nos. 487l TO 1900 in
cluSive-$9 100000. Registered bonds
$50, Nos. 1901 To 1890, both inclusive;
800, Nos, l39Ol to li.l50 inclusive,
$500, Nos. 1851 10 S070 inclusive; 81 900.
Nos. 32,9jl to 33,Sj0 inclusive; 5000,
Nos. l0,ljl to II, 200 inclusive; $4,000,
Nos. II sol to 1920 inclusiye-S ,OOO,-
600. ToAl, $40 100000.
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PITTSBURGH.


PrrTsBURGH, October 1.-Prot. Don
aldson, accompanied by members Of the
city press, made a balloon ascension last
evening from the Hippodrome grounds,
Union Park, Allegheny City. The party
landed safely last night at youngstown,
Pa, about so miles from this city.
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The Remains of Rev. John l..
SInYnna

San FRAEcuco, October 1.-The
steamer Aucon which arrived from Pan
anna TO night brought up the body Of Rev.
John L. Stevens, the Methodist Missionary
who was murdered by q mob in March
last In Province Jalisco.
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In Brooklyn the bridal party will be en-.
tertAiDed BY Mrs. Fitch, mother oi the
groom, and IN Lancaster, Ohio, by the
relatives Of the bride residing 81 that
place.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
- " IN NEN cAuLE.

LOIS oF rHE NEW CAuLR
LoSpoS, os,obsr 1.-The steamers
DAirtA and AuhAssAdor report that Inc
direct cable parted and was lDst I'M
heavy gale. They were rpraFel win Inc
FSraday several dsys In Attempting 10 No.
cover the cable but withOu. success, and
were compelled 10 return 10 Queenstown
because short OF coal and provisions Tho
Fsraday followed them and Is expected
10 arrive % any moment
PREMATURE RErORr.
The report OF the death of the Duke OF
Leinstet was premature. The Duke is
still alive, but bis death is momcntGrily
expected
sAIIHD
John Mitchell has sailed for America.
NscmEF BREwINO IN TURKHTAN.
Advices from Turkistan report that the
natives ON the ANU DAiri river were hur.
rying the harvest Mischief was brew
lng. The Tekenen tribes displayed hos.
uliiy TO the Russians.
LONDON, October "a special tole.
gram from Berlin 10 the Times says that
Emperor William has written 10 the
King OF Italy regrctIing that he will be
unable 10 visit ROmo In Autumn, As he
intended.
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MONTREAL, October 1.-The celebrated
judgment OF Judge Routhier, that the
Priest could not be held responsible before
the Civil Courts for what he said from the
pulpit has been reversed in the Court Of
Review.
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stcamhoaimen,. Convention.

ST, LOUIS, October 1.-The Steamboat.
mems Convention has been in secret see
sion all day, discussing matters which the
delegates say are OF no interest TO the
general reader.
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
The Republican County Convention
met to-day, and alter organization sp-
pointed committee to confer with the
Advisory Committee appointed by the
Peoples Convention yesterday. This
committee reported in favor Of meeting
In joint convention, but their recon-
mendation was voted down.
The Peoples Convention assembled
again this afternoon, and proceeded To
nominate ticket. The principal nom
inees are Emile Thomas, Sheriff, L. s
Metcali, Collector, <. L. Rouse, Treas
urer, Captain Silss Bent, Presiding Jus,
tice Of the County Court General A. J.
Smith, Recorder,
The Republican Convention has nom
mated several Of the Peoples candidates
and 1t Is not likely there will be a grea,
deal Of difference between the tickets
Both conventions are still in session al
this writing Cl0P.
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CRIsPRLD, Nd, October IA fire
here this afternoon burned seven large
oyster houses and two dwelliuRp. los
$ij 900, insurance $4,000.
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DETROIT, October 1.-The Reform Con.
Venlion in session at Battle Creek today
nominated Fidus Linerware, Of jackson.
District. S'-@
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NRw HAVEN, CoSN., October 1.-The
First Baptist Church OF this city burned
this morning. Loss $4,000 Insurance
about $25 900.
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Death Of DR.. WelherIy.

LOUISVILLE, October l.-Dr. Luther p.
WetherlY, recently elected Marshal Of the
Chancery Court in this city, died this
morning,
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THE GRooMsMEa WIRE.

Charles Rae. of the Engineer Corps;
Lieut.. Hunter, PaymAster Cochran, Ed
win Wells, of the Engineer Corps; Lieut.
Wood, U. 8. N; Lieut. Russell, OF the
Marine Corps; Thomas f. Sherman,
brother oi the bride, and Mr.. Calvin, OF
Boston.
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Steamer News.

QUEEsrowS, October 1.-The Ambss.
sador and Daria have arrived here
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PubIIe pebI Statement.

WAMINoroS, October 1.-The follow.
ing Is the public debt statement Issued TO
day:
br,- rv.,,va ,,r-,,,.. ,,r,
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

BJ ths western UniGa Lima
)6lns Northwest cor. Of hAlA and MonHoa sta
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ENTERTAINMENT.

reaching St. Louis, their inlure residence,
about the 18Th inst
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FLRETwoop PARK RACES,

NEW YORK, October 1.-At Fleetwood
Park to-day the Tree for oil race was won
by American Girl, Csmors second, Sen
sstion third. The first heat was dead
one between the Girl and Camors. Time
-2:24i, 2:25, 2:23i, 2.25.
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Weather Report.
PRoBABILTTIRs.

WAA DEPARTMENT,
OPYIoI OF THI CHEZ SIGNAL OYPfCER,
TAsHINGToH. D. c., Oct. l.-GO0P.H.
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The Sherman.Fitsh wedding.
A Vast Crowd in Attsnda nee.
Addres, OF Bishop PARCEL.
eeIdenI to The Pre,ldenpI Parry.

WAiHSGToS, October THE mar
riAge Of Thomas w. Fitch, olthe Engineer
Corps Of the U, b. Navy, TO Miss Maria
Ewing Sherman. daughter OF General
sherman, took place in the ST. AloyIin's
Roman Catholic Church this morning al
II O'Clock. The marriage WAS sOlemniZed
by Most Rev. j. b Purcel, Archbishop OF
Cincinnati, a personal friend OF Mrs. Sher-
man. The church, which seats nearly
two thousand persons, was densely crowd.
ed, that number OF invitations having been
tssnpd
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we're President GRAFT and members OF the
Cabinet, members Of the diplomatic corps,
distinguished army and navy officers and
prominent civilians, nearly all accom-
panied by ladies. The number Of nOtsbles
present exceeding that on any like Occa.
sion ever assembled in this city.
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IL PRoPHRTA

was performed. The newly married
couple leave this evening at 6 O'Clock for
q bridal tour to the North and West,
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was celebrated by the most Rev. Arch.
Bishop Purcell, attended by Rev Father
Healey, President Of the Georgetown
College; Rev, Father Mooney, OF Brook.
lyn, pastor of the church to which Mr.
Fitch the groom belongs; Father Mcguire,
pastor, and Rev. Father Jsmlson, assist.
ant pastor Of the st. AloysHs and a mum.
Der OF other clergymen The music was
"Glorgas" mass in &c" sung by the choir
Of the church assisted by double quar-.
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