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THE MURDERED PEDLER.
The Mock InquisitiOn at Princeton
Coroner Britton and the District At
torney to Investigate tho Case.

Coroner BrittOn and the District At
torney to Investigate the Case.
The Star Chamber inqusition into the murder of
the unfortunate New York pedler. KrauskOpf, was
continued at Princeton yesterday. The refusal Of
this high Court to admit either the HERALD re-
porter or the public has not only aroused public
Indignation to the highest pitch, but 1t Is to be
made the subject OF legal investigation. Coroner
Brltton, when interviewed yesterday, stated that
he would Ignore the entire PROCEEDINGS as a arce
and would hold an inquest District Attorney
Beasley, OF Mercer county, also assured the
HERALD representative that he regards the so.
called inquisition at Princeton as a disgrace and
he Will insist on q thorough investigation
before the Coroner. 1t is also the intention to
have the conduct OF the junta IN the Star Chamber
brought before the Grand Jury.
The body OF KrauskOpf was taken to New YORK
yesterday for tnterment. His pistol was found
about dlty yards from the place where the body
was found. No evidence OF an important char
acter was given yesterday. Coroner Britton has
empanelleda jury to Investigate the case prop
erly.
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BROOKLYN SOUP KITCHENS.

There were 1894 persons fed on soup and bread
at the Fourth precinct Kitchen Vanderbilt avenue,
yesterday. In the Tenth precinct kitchen, Bergen
street the number per ied was !os2 During the past
soup in the Kitchens named. Contributions to
continue the good work are solicited by the
Captains OF the Fourth and Tenth.
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THE RELIEF FUND.

Donations for the poor received by the herald
and not previously acknowledged
G. b. E., Locust Valley, Pa, for widows rent
lunu. -,
John McClave Mitchell, for the baby who was
fed with PASTE.
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HERALD office Mayor Havemeyer. City Hall; G. V.
b. Ostrander, President of the Merchants Fire In
surance Company, No. 149 Broadway; Andrew W.
Leggat, Collector OF Assessments, New Court
House George Wilkes, M d., No. Is North W ASH
ington square; G; X. Lansing, Earle's Hotel; G. J.
Canal and Thompson streets; J. L. Davis, Sheldon
4 Co., No 677 Broadway and Rev. S. Ii. Weston,
d. d., No. East Forty-dith street, to the Rev.
Alvah Wlswall, Master OF st. Johns Guild, st.
Johns chapel VaricK street.
Packages OF clothing, groceries, &C., should be
sent to st. Johns chapel Varck street, between
Laight and Beach streets, or II an order be sent
messenger Will call lor any packages.
Mrs. Judge Brady, No. 10 West Thirty-thrd
street, and Mrs +. p. Earle, No. "a West Fifty-sec-
ond street. have kindly consented to receive sub
scriptiOns.
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ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL.

This institution, in Fifth street, between ave.
nues and G, was founded in 1865, and is in
charge Of "The Sisters OF the Poor Of ST. Francisn
who were Incorporated by special OF the Legis-
ature in 1885, The object OF the institution is the
gratuitous care OF the SICK aged, inirm and poor.
In 1873 the whole number Of patients treated was
1854, the daily average number being 1870. The pa
tients are entirely from the poorer and working
classes, without any distinction as to creed or
although the majority are OF German
origin. The receipts OF the institution during the
year 1873, with the exception OF SO, coo from the
city, $500 from the Irish Emgrant Society and
about $500 from personal friends OF the patients,
consisted entirely OF voluntary contributions col
lected by the Sisters Of st. Francis as aims nom
door to door, and OF which no accurate account is
kept. The Sisters also In the same manner collect
the provisions and supplies from charitable per-
sons. The services OF the Sisters and most OF the
medical attendance Is gratuitOus also most OF
the other work done in the institution. Nearly
the entire income therefore, is used for cnarl
table purposes OF the institution.
The detailed account lOr 1873 Is as fOllOws:-
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st. johns Guild and the Downtown
Poor.
The following additional contributions were re-
ceived yesterday by Rev. Alvah Wiswall Tor the
poor OF the Fifth and Eighth wards, and handed to
the Almoner of the Guild, Mr.. Henry G. De Witt
THOSE desiring to visit the office Of the Guild
will remember that 1t is in the school buildings at
tached to st. JOINTS chapel, varick street. between
I,alUht and Beach streetS,l
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Tie permanent Indebtedness OF the INSTITUTION IS
$62, $50, which has been increased $1,000 during
the present winter, as, on account of the hard
times, the contributions have decreased aud 1875
had been charged by the city Tor Croton water for
the hOSnitaL
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THIRTEENTH WARD.

PAID on presentation at the HERALD onice.-ED.
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In brooklyn.
Fourth aprecinct temporary relief soup house.
Vanderbilt avenue, near Myrtle avenue.
Tenth precinct soup house, corner Bergen and
Pearsall streets.
Helping Hand, Atlantic avenue.
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and standing on its vent pegs. He had an amazing
head, and appeared altogether as though he
were made OF some coarse substance mgniy
str,demt voice. that is 60 say I'VE" stockbrokers,
.tnat Prince bismarck will have his way with the
Catholics. and that Is all we want to know. II the
Prussian Ministry could be upset by Pariiamen-
tary division, as in England, we should watcn the
struggle as we watch our cash boxes; out, as IL
about futile opposition. The Catholics are, be-
lleve, in a minority II they were IN majority it
weaa be uss 'e se Sur bes Would sur
q depreciation OF ten per cent, ana all speculative
business would come to stanaSs i OF ~ 70 rum.
Motxe and Won Room will leave no successors;
but have every confidence IN the present"
THE SIXTY CHURCHES OF BERLIN.
II would be interesting to inquire into the pre-
else number of Christians who attend the sixty
cnurcnes OF Berlin, considering that this imperial
city is the headquarters oil the Protestant army
now mustered Tor the hnal overthrow OF the
man, Rowland Hill, once told story IN the pulpit
OF how he mad met man In an ale house who de-
claimed iuriously against the Bible. Rowland Hill
asked him II he had ever read the Bible, and the
In the ale house said he had not read 1t be-
cause he did not believe IN 1t. Berlin professor
p esVssr that
revealed religion. only some uneducated
persons are believers OF a most energetic sort.
have been given to understand, upon good
authority, that there are not 10000 regular wor.
shippers IN the sixty churches OF Berlin; and per-
haps II they are wOrshippers OF the description
above mentioned, they are not much edihed BY
their dcvotions. There are now, however, nearlr
1O0O,0O0 inhabitants in the Prussian capital,
and though the house OF God is empty, the house
OF Baal Is full, and no city has more drinking shops
Of disrepuable kind. IL IS utterly ridiculous to
talk OF Church and state at Berlin, for IL Is all
State and no church there. A few persons Of the
upper ten Thousand, Few OF the better class Of
tradesmen go to church, nobody else goes, because
the Church IS not In fashion under military gov
srnment. Therefore, all the social relations Of Lie
are changed Women for instance, at Berlin, dC
| not marry because they love y man they merely
| love him because they have married him. and thcJ
are not bound TO obey the soldier law OF discipline
, 1874-10-23
IMPORTANT INJUNCTION.

morning tho Nonpare.i will contain tho follow
jng satoment Judge Stoclton ycstaniay do
cIlod tho caHe of tho City OF Council D,tfs w.
tho Ka.,Bas City. st. JosaDh Il Council Bluffs
Of injunction ipsuo against said railroad ,,ompa-
ny roatraining and cnjoinlng tho oeors. itgonss,
and servants OF the road IRON operating tho cars
and roIlIng-stock belonging to or under the coll
troll Of sail COMPANY hoyonl thu legal terminus Of
Ing said Company ita officers. agosts, and sery-
auts to l1acharga and receive all fraights and
passengers at it's legal terminus at Couuoll
Bluffs"
, 1874-10-23
THE SOUTH.
Arrc.ts a< st. i,anrtfnsvtr3o.

Arrests at St. HlarttnsvIllo, LIN.
New Iberia. La., Oct. 23.-Capt. E. T. King,
just tro1nSt. Martnsvillo, reports tho arrest, be-
twccn II md o'clock night before last OF
Charles Hlbart Grand and Placide Huval, by q
Deputy United Stataa Marshal, Ho llao ropotts
tho general belief that warrants arc in the hands
Of tho Deputy Marshal for the arrest Of Col.
Acibiados Dib1anc Gsu. Deolouot, Col. Fouruot,
aud other prominent citizens.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2a.-The following special
10 IroM Democratic Hourtes
5HnrvEronr, 0.t+ o1.-Cn thu authority OF Con.
Merrill aud ,nmt4siouse L,re,ss, we oarn that
rants prepared for tho nrrast Of merchants and
others which wtl! t4s place probably tomorrow. Tha
Jnes in Al extra, advises submission to arrss by tho
Untch Sthes sod1crs Dut advises Tho paytIcs so ar
rsaR are TO ee made Is ss.,ng additional signatures
to-day, anI our peoplo SHOW no sgux Of weAktuing.
, 1874-10-23

THE TURF.
RACING At npCK 1ULANp.
6reefat Dtsratth to TIE chauao Tribune,
AocK lHtAHD, Oct. 22.-~Tho racca gotten nm
mdef tho management Of tho Agriuulturul
board. inatead Of proving n financial auccess.
loft tho Society about 81, 900 In dabt. Tho racca
,sero. however. very satisfactory, The best race
Yom Wonder Wuslatono, and Observer Dens Thss
former won tho raoo. Tline, 23o1!5(, 2:Jl5, aud
TIE MAINLAND nAora.
,],.!, nhTEsonr. E'.a hd.. oes 92-Tho 5faryland
rnc". mlle Tor 2-seas Oils, WAS won by Ar,s.
tides. Betty Ward, colt, rolnn: 10 proon1 .nd
AntoIls third; Time, ll:i41;{. N' AA'
Tho *ooond race. freo 6an1c,p srsccnstabes..
~ miles, was Won by Dal!anls,c', shylocl; oym.
ia5 ii soasa1, Dsnnesot th,rl aud Htrry j ,ssott
fulltti. Time, 1:3lYf. eS''
Tho third .nes. milo hcn:s wo. won by or1n-
stead, Dotansv L.. see3nl. M34io u. thira :: S1r.
yisor, tho f.iorito, d!s!s~ood. Time. i:i5t5.
lug and o'Nol. WIS won By tho latter 10 1:ie!S
THE RACES At Ii CROSSE, WIS
La 6nsssu os a' Ws ST. T.: as%o zsss fss sson DIV,
| races ut Onkwood rar5 wore layroly At.
touded. In tho 2:59 race nnflnishoi 1ast
n'ght, Don Abort and Wcssai put in IN nppear-
auco. Countess wna withdrawn Oh nceount Of d
won by Albert. Time, 2;l3.
The first race was for lnr1ltng horses. for
purse Of 1850. Tho entries wc1o Oio JOHNSON.
Wrall, and Burnside. Tho race was won By
Wran. Time, 1.5lt6.
| The second rnco was for 2:!9 trotters. Tho on
trses were Emmett ngo.heYa laid sin Jac!, Stiles,
| and Addto Y. Tho raco WA won by Emmett ID
! three straight heats. Time, 2:tiN.
TITO free-for.alt raco nas cut snort by dark
| noss, and will be finished tomorrow. OAkwoou
| Park has improved under tue now management.
| ny tho general satisfaction exproBsnd By tho
eiowos in attendance on tho past two days' racos
| lndioatcd.
uAuDa1DaE eiEy {1SD.) nAcrs.
| SDect7i DlspHtM 10 iHt Q ftt9o Tritate.
CAM"N5DaE CtvY, Ind, vai. 2a.-rhara Tas IN
inhlefne crowd ut tho races to.lny, aud In near-
| II every hcat the tayosises wose bs.ton. The g
yoar-old running sacs waa won by Fair Play, Vic
! tor second. Time, s:o7 and 1:5s. Tho $3.50
trot was won by Lady Shiet1 In three
| straight heats. Timo, 2:3GlS, 229, ana
900. Rpon Day was usoond, aud
hIol1jo third. Tho frec-for-all pace was won in
throe atraight hoata by uoosor Dick, diatauc-
t,e Sleepy George and Nellie parla. Time,
2:l911zz. 2l9, and a:19e{.
| RACE At poUo11KEErsIE.
| pouaHEEEps1E h. Y, Oct. 22.-Tom Keeler
won the trot for 3;27 horsos in tlrea atlalghs
heats, in 2;27, 2:2G, aud o:2G.
, 1874-10-23
Theirs Declares Trance to Be on
Friendly Terms with
Italy.
Captnro Of Ncna sahib, tho East Ia
dian Butcher.
The Won Arnim Suit Rejected by tho
Metropolitan Court.
The German Minister to Portugal Mob
bed by Spanish BandiIti.


FRANCE.
rn1Ens ON FnANco-1TAtrAN REtATtoNs.
PANS. Oct. 22.-I;1- President Thiaes has writ
ton lo.tes Indignantly dsnvins that hc oyor
represented thai tlo Tronch Governments Was
actuntcd by aont!nlonts hostile to 1taly. no
maintaius that, on the contrary, ho haa constant-
~ affirmed that tho county, Government, md
Assembly disappsoye Of any movomant against
ltaiy. v.......-
THE ELECTIONS.
PARIS, Oct. 22.-rhus fur oigh.y-one OF tho
Councill-Goucral have choHon their Presidents.
OF this numbor Ilfty-two aro ConHervauvca; n11d
fortY-uiuo nepublcana-a CONSERVATIVE gain OF
six.
PRINCE CHARLES noSATAnTE.
PARIS Oct. 23.--pfinco Charles Donapart" hhs
bccn elected pre5ilont OF tho Coancl. .Goneral Of
Corsica.
rEHsIoTEp.
n. Mngno, iato Minister VI Finance, has boon
granted ponsluu Of G,0u0 francs.
, 1874-10-23
THE LOUISIANA SUaaB CROP.

NEw ORLEANS, Ln., Oct. 23.-Tho 1ateat ad-
vices from tho oane-grow'ng district shvw 40 ur,-
commonly largo yield Of oano l1er acro, aud ooli-
tuning greater proportion OF encclluriue mat
tor tlian usual. Prospects ara DOW good for tho
production of tho largest crop of augar .Aat has
1eon made iu Louisiana a!nco 1861,
, 1874-10-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YoaK, Oct. 22.-Arriyod-TAo steamships
yil!o do Paris, from Dsost, ana Tho Fs!sia, fron,
Hamburg.
LoNnoN. Oct. Q3.-Stoams4lp Canada, from
Now York, has arrived.
souTuaMproS, Oct. a1.-sseamBhip Hcrn.ann,
from Now York, Inns arrived.
L1yEnrooL Oct. 23.--3taamylip Tho Queen.
from NoH York, has arrived.
NEw YonK, Oct. 22.-Arrvod, ateamor En-
glAna, from Liverpool.
, 1874-10-23

WARRINGTON, Oct. 22.-Ihe National Repub-
licat., which hua been advocating Il third term
for Grans, says today: Tha Presidency during
another torm would have fow attractions for
him, It could coafur WIou him no further or
higher honor. There ia IN roaaon, therefore,
to suppose that ha desires it. On tho contrary,
Ills natural tases and innlinatiotia ute ktlown to
bo III tho direction OF domestic qnie:udo md
privacy. These facts would make hill appear
ridiculous should ho oome out With pronllstcia-
mouto declining = denomination In advance Of
its tendern
, 1874-10-23
lRlStt CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNION.

baltimore, Got. 2a-In tha Irish Catholic
Honeyolout Union to-day. tho sooiolarY's roport
waH read. Slnco tho lust Convention III st.
Louis thirty.llya societies hayn boon
admittod to tho Uniou, Which nnw
numbers 235 societies, with about
$500 membors. 4 lengthy debate olls1el on a
resolution TINT delegates to tho Convention of
tho National UUi0A bo nlsoted by Slate Unions
i,aBtea of local organizations III nt prosont Tho
subject was finally indefinitely postponed.
, 1874-10-23

Shec.at Nisratch 10 The Chlcaao ir.trns.
prcAentetl she Kopubcau cans, III this section
Of tho State in Apeech two hours long In tlIts
place tc-nsght. Tlse demonstration In LIS favor
ras eight Hls Wit was rosshel moso thnn
his argument. l1o diAcnssed tho back-pny ston1,
tho relative position OF the Republican and
Domucrat}o part,os on the eraliroad-tsanhportatio
question: aud tue improvement of nn!ural water-
courses. nud tho nliBnion OF The 1topub1lcan
rayty I'll p,rariMg to II eonse lueneo the ostab-
i'Yhmont Of the rights Of tho uogrocs.
, 1874-10-23
LEGISLATIVE NOMINATION IN WISCONSIN.

.5peciaI DiS0afc6 70 7He C6icdgo 7FtJuas
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 22.-rhe Republicans
heio to-dAv nominated for Bonator frum the
Seventh District, Gcn. Goorso E. Bryaat. pres
ont County Judge, to which bo was olocsed
without op0oaltion. lie was popular officer IN
tho lato War, III Granger, aul a nlan Of high
onaractor. Tile nomination IL regarded rs q
strong QUO. Tho nopublicans throughout the
Hlato nre active in holding naootiags and other
wiHo. wlll 10 tile surfate indications OF campaign
work by tho Reformers alto not humorous.
, 1874-10-23

NEW fonx, Oct. 22aa.--TAo principal boss coou-
era VI th,s cisy yesterday informed their fore-
meu that after Saturday night aily Of their EN-
rloyes who did not rcnouuco tho Coopors' Unlcn
would obtatn no further employment from them.
Tho tffcet will ho to lock out Mi tho n.onbors of
the ooopols' sooloty, nnn1boIng oyor 5000 unn.
, 1874-10-23
THE CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA.

SptciAl Dj*patch u TIC Ehlc4tdo 77l6tNt.
p1T1spuna, Pa, Oct. 22.-Our political CAM
paign. which has been tho quietest over known
in this aoction Of tha State, is suddenly looming
into excitement. and meetings by tho respective
parties in all socEions arc held almost nightly.
yonber, whom fu! Congressional md log[sla-
tiyo tioket will DO clloson. Temperance divides
tho issue this siuo, three parties haing In tho
flo i. Thoro is no doubt Of the Republican
ticket in this county generally, but ii will be
badly acratchel
, 1874-10-23

i7utrtas Ufspatch to TAe CAt.aao Tribune.
pIrrsnuAa. pa., Oct. 29.--presislant Grant
and party arrived f,om Clovoland in a epcoial
tain Mt o'oiDeil this Aftornoun. lIo lonyoa for
Washington at 1:2b to-morrpw mors!aB.
, 1874-10-23


Sptcfai Hfsu1t1l to IAe CAttnah Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Oct 22.-A Ropnbican cnurus tn
thu Fourth Wnrd to nomiaaso q member OF tho
Assotnblv tonight waa packed with Democrats,
could not be orgnnszea, md adjourned till to.
morrow afternoon ut y o'clock. $. 4. Harrison,
Edwin Hyde; and AID. Wcoasolbsrg aro tho can
liaates.
Tho Reform headquarters worc oponod to-
night with g,orinea,inn, q band Of music. md
speechos BY Mr. Lynde, the no,nnoo for Con-
Republican ateeta ind corruption and 'latt Cas-
perter'A poo.al.lloos wero denounced In bitter
speeches. Tho election cxoitomout is running
baBh all through this listrict.
, 1874-10-23

TIE GAZE OF COUNT ARSIN.
pAn1s, Oct. 22.-1t is said that Count Arntn
.Boltzebcrg, President Of tho District Of Lor.
raino, has scnt his resignation to Dorliu.
BERLIN, Oct 23.-1t is statcd that tho Emper-
or William has granted audience to-day to Count
Arnim Bortzcnborg. Thia signiaes that crlsla
has arrival in tho Won Arnim affair, and 1t re-
1nafns to bo seen whether Prince Bismarck or
tho powerful Arnim family will provo victorious.
THE assassin EUL1.lAH.
Prince DiAnarck wlll romain in this city during
the tral Of kuilman, Ills would-bo nssnasiN.
Should tho tsatimany Of tho Chancellor be re-
ouircd he will be examined hero.
BEnL1H, Oct. 22.-rhe North German Gazette
says that tho German Governments has no iutoi,-
t,on Of occupying any part Of the Nayigators
11lauda.
REJECTED.
DEnLry, Oct. 22,-Connt Won Arnim'a civil
suit has beon refootod by tue Metropolitan Conrs
of Tits city but that Court has referred IL to tho
Court Of Second INSTANCE.
TO lie 1NTEnnooATEp.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-A special dispatch from
Berlin to the Daily Neics suys the Ulsranonsano
members Of tho Rcichsthg havo resolved to
question Prince bismarck concerning hls troas-
mont Of Count vop A,ninl.
, 1874-10-23
AGAINST REClPRncIrY'

KINGSTON. Ont, Oct. 2a.-rho Dourl nj Trada
Of THIS place bold meeting to-day, aud cou.
yoto of Z to O.
, 1874-10-23
SPAIN.


BANKS TO DE WOUND UP.
DrApn1p, Oct 22.-The Government has isauei7
an order directing the winding up Of Provincial
bauks within month.
hoDBED.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-5:a0 y. ma railway tyain.
bearing Count Won Drandenburg, a1iniHter Ut
Germany at Lisbon. who was on his wny home,
ras stopped by brignnds yesterday near Gin
daJrea1, in SPAIN and the Minister .robhad OF
800 in cash, Ills watch, and I'LL tue yaiuaples he
had on hiB person.
BasrAspEn. Oot 29.-Gon. Elio ha4 resumed
command Of tho carlist torcos md Gen. lieu
dlrl has taken subordinate position. Doth arc
with Don Carlos at Estolla
HEsDayE. Del 23.-Tho Bishop OF Urgel Inns
arrivod at tho headquarters OF Don Carlos. The
Carllst Chiet alograye1o Is at Orduna with
G,0Oo mon. Gorilla has resigned.
htApAtD Oct. 22.--The Car1iss Chiefs Lozann
and Fuster have been arrested whiio pasang
through Cordova, III dsgniso. It is probable
that Lozana will bo sum.nar:1Y tricd aud exn
cuted at tho depot whoro l1o recently oE3nrad
tho shooting OF sovoral railway Officials.
THO provinces Of Muroia and Alicante aro now
free OF Calilsta.
, 1874-10-23
THE CENTENNIAL,

purLApELrn1A, pa., Oct. 2o-Lottera hnyo
boen reuolyuu at tho Contonnial uuotna flona
Brazil, Which Indicate that tho Emperor Will ho
QUO OF tue uatiun's guonts III 1870.
, 1874-10-23

and grarea shtrnod amounted to 10000 basketp.
valued ut 350.001. YhiB waa Tia mast xucnnsssn3
sonaon. md giveu the largest ellipuout Of fsut
over before experienced III tl,ls aoctlon. hnnlnS
aro now commencing to ha sl,tpnea, and thera
WILL probably 90 Ho'no CO. 600 tarfols cont away.
, 1874-10-23
SPORTING NEWS.
BASE-BALL,
THE WHITE STOCKINGS At Kroxrr.

DASE-BALL,
THE WHITE STOCKINGS At Kro6uT.
Sneo'a' o'snatsh to The Caiouao Ir,oys<.
KEoKuK. H., Oct. 22.--In thu sccord cor,.
With tho Westoraa hcro to-day, tho White Block
inss wore again yicto1ious, tho ecoro atnnaino
to In their favor. In tho flfth ipninr tn
WosternB made threo errors, which cavo tho
Whites four rt1tls. With tn!s esconton i'm
game was closcty contested anu oxotln1 mn
throughout. Tho Bcoro, by innings, is "a fol.
luaA: ~~'
fnRinas-- / 4 3 Il -
hiteh..".....4...-....0 . / o q i -
Ncseesa.. a...............,l 0 o d n ~
Tho Whites loft for Chicago this ovonno ~
com:'anica iY tho Westerns, WHO will n!ay tho
trnt named thote tomorrow aud noxt .lay, 'A'
GAME At THE EAST.
NEw YeN1, oss. 22.-Baae ball: Dostons, ii,
, 1874-10-23

13oaroN, Oct. 2a.-alayor Cobb Acs,t 4 commits
mention to tho Conucll th!H eYoning, recom-
mcMd'''s ln!tnetl"to aes'on on tue question Of
poiuH ulhout.
, 1874-10-23

CUhA,
HAVANA, Oct. 1e.-Two steamers arrived from
Cadz ycatordav, With 1,55O soldiers. They land.
Cd 1000 mon at Nuositas.
A fe1nous colorod bandit chief, who las been
attached to Carlos 0aroa's forces, waa killed
yesterday after a despera' struggle in which
scseral persons weso wounded.
The military commander OF Co'ou telegrnpt0
TINT tho volunteer and otAor fo,cos Ind q sktr-
miat on tho 14tL with baud OF outlaws. ThAy
killed quo Of tho baud, and tho ross lied to tho
mountains, closely plltBues.
ThaSpanisA suereillaa iu the aa'ne dt7trlat hive
beaten and dispersed O. small band Of insurgents,
killing Beyon and tniins four prlBonoia.
, 1874-10-23

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s on"nxu" M ao nn m@s aoG ,."s to; tha.
- ~ a.,;"oa a, -. ts tti aa"ntrv ~ ~ noc,rn
IN snri~rs ~ " tha S,bnror M ' nm i, fnrnr ~
~h;dtm" hs 1ow Va 40 fni n ,rhia in nId ncmo.
s."tIo Aot ~ ~" ~ .nrotro aInma iv that In,
noiicv IN disrsvor,i ~ m, In favor of mnyinnt
eur H. NJ. H., s1,,f o1 ihna mniutninfmu m'hlfS
S.ith sn - nre6'l;t nmnnr nm foro,rncra ,rn iniJ
thnso snnda '9e S,,,nnsn il woro Sthnywisn' Eun.
Emronoo,f fI5 n5o{chhors, What wil, I'm ,nv mr..
rroa,!,acta ~ : f;oiti, mint nssnret,ly ,,o1 Eo
+ il ns brnn,i M It ia jof,,r, o
Ma, SMITH ON srrcln r>rnnsrs. OCT. az, 1871.
ronerol y rcn,arlr @ and ofIor HOMO fow ro,,ornl
eenns,,o,otinna c1unrci ct1 viii not}rnl a,hic,t,
~ tl,is mnnIinn, lin n,,nitons nav hnfors tnn
American l,cot,io arc Of tic ulnst norioua char-
sctar oma mn,,v of thc,, aro nr l,o ,nn.t cn,n.
n;cotc,3 nntnro IT, IL hn1fliy IN hn B,nnao] tint
tho nro.n,,t rnvrcas ,ln5ng lin 1i,n,tc,l ,1erIni
of n short session. viii DO ablo to dia,ose Of
thcno mo,nontnln n,,cstiony. 80 tint II js nafo
h. nrns,,mo int ,,r fInrs sfnuri, Cnurrcsa vii
h,vo ~ dcnj viii, ,f,o urnynst md ,nnst fl,if,ct
~ no,it,rn} ,rn{drnn. mud II In In yiow 81 tb;a
fact tint T bayo. and still do greatly distr,,st
nv ability to do istjco to THIS posilfois, Bnoud
tho country is IN disturbed statc.
sThia IL nm or tin evils rcsnIt;no frn,r
war which il nm ul11ixcl owl, It IL m oyii
na auro to follnw war an filght is to follow DIV
III. srii nisnmrn ,rn tin1 thnrn IN !. nndi dcn,
nf cnn,n,crcini dinfrcua in tho country + Lcticvn
Il WAR tho ,eyitah}e rosutt Of wnr nrniunt w},,cI
no political wisdom would lnvo fuijy pyo,cctod
wl,;cl1 Should ruido oyery n,nn clarrod WITH n,1b
lie tuty in this regard which aro ali presumed to
la ready to epenk on. For iuBtauco rold aud
siiyor IL tbo ncI,,owlc1rcd standard Of yaIuo II,
rrc,enj tnnt .i,o I1nifcd Stotcs f;nvcrnmont' or
r,,s nhar .uGs novoonUnnt wnnid hc s,fo T., 'on,ri