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receipts being about $50.
Mr.. E. w. Sherman's residence was
DESTROYED last week, the loss being
largely in excess of the insurance.
The Juvenile party given by Mrs.
Chester Bascom in honor of the BIRTH
day of her trains was highly enjoyed by
the little ones present.
1T is reported that A. Trimble, of
the G. p. F. manufacturing company has
purchased the Sherman House and will
shortly remove to Moriah to take pos
session.
Rosa Pond, injured long ago by
fall which resulted in partial paralysis,
is recovering. Her eyesight has return
ed and the paralysis is less general. The
case has been a peculiar one and the sue
cess of Drs. Turner and Kent in their
treatment of it reflects great credit upon
them.
Three cases of accidental poisoning
occurred night before last. Mrs. Gen.
| John Hammond and her two daughters
being affected with violent coughs and
colds, took what they thought to be dan
| delion extract, but what was in reality
| Belladona. The prompt attendance of
DR.. Strong saved their lives.
Our new Catholic church is a model
of symetry, strength and beauty, and is
fast approaching completion under the
energetic direction of Messrs. Dorns &
| Bly, the contractors. The gift benefit
tickets are nearly all sold and the draw
ing is to take place Saturday evening,
the Both.
Col. Chitty, of the Crown Point
Iron Co., is to leave US, being superseded
by A. L. Inman, well known in connec.
ton with the Lake Champlain Trans.
portation Co, who has already assumed
his duties here,
Mrs. Wilkins, of law suit and othel
notoriety, has been on the stand a
Wallis Crown Point Center House, yes
terday and to-day; the cross examina
ton may occupy two days more. Tn,
usual number from all over the legiti
mate world and scores of Grown Point
ers are in attendance.
Commercial gentlemen are becom
ing as plenty as flies in summer. DIR,
coughs, colds and epizooty are ais
abundant and torturing man and beas
to an alarming degree.
The lecture by Rev. Dir. Thomr
kins, the Congregational minister, in al
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Fatal GluarreIS.

sr. LOUIS, October lS.-Two men,
named Daniel Sullivan and Neil Davis,
got into quarrel on Collins street, near
the iron warehouse Of CHATEAU, Harrison
4 Vale, this afternoon, and the former
gave the latter three terrible wounds
with knife, one in the back and two in
The breast, from which he died in few
minutes. Sullivan was arrested.
A special from 81. Genevieve, Mo-, to
the Etening Dispatch says that Joseph
Grimes, a white man, went into the house
Of negro woman known as "Bad Annie
last evening, and, being somewhat intox.
icated, went 10 sleep on one Of her beds
The woman was absent at the time and
on her return attempted TO arouse Grimes
but failing she got into q rage, went into
the yard, procured heavy hoe, and, re-
turning 10 the house, struck the sleeping
man blow on The head which split his
skull wide open, killing him instantly.
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Minor Telearams.


poTHvILLE, Pa, October lS.-The
palo Alto Iron Mills has resumed work
after years idleness with three hun
dred men al a reduction in wages Of
% per cent.
WASHINGTON, October 1s.-The Com.
missioner Of Indian Affairs has received
dispatch from the Indian agent at
Green River, Wy, dated the 10Th, saying
the ShOshoneys have had battle with the
ArrapahOeS and whipped them.
ATLANTA, GA, October ls.-Clatk Ed.
minson, n negro that was charged with
rnping a white woman in Fayette, was
taken out Of Jail by two or three hundred
people early Sunday morning and hanged
on the gallows that his brother was hang.
ed on the week before.
New YoRK, October 1s.-lIugh Jewett,
the Receiver Of the Eric Railroad, filed
to-day his report Of the receipts and dis
burscments from July lat to August 3lst,
inclusive. The following are the totals
Receipts, S4,9i2,O73; disbursements, $4,.
500, ,l3V; balance, Sl32,9Si.
SELMA, ALA, October 1s-Isaac Nc.
Alice, Colored, ON trial for causing n ter.
rlble accident on The Selma and Rome
Railroad about year ago, by placing
distractions on the track, was convicted
and sentenced to twenty years imprison4
ment. Two white men are 10 be tried for
the same ofIense.
MONTREAL, October ls.-Yestefday a
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FRANCE.


PARIS, October ls.-A banquet was
given yesterday in honor Of ex.prestdent
Theirs at Arcnollon, in the Department
Of GirOnde. NJ. Thiers delivered an ad.
dress, in which he said that the republic
must be maintained. lie did not think
that the Radicals are as black as they are
painted, and believed thnt II they gained
power they would pursue different
course from what their opponents sup
pose. NJ. Thiers also said that he de.
sired the dismissal Of all fnnCtionaries
who do not respect the republic. This,
he thought, was necessary In order to
render elections really representative.
lie denied that the republic would isolate
France, and said that she may count
upon the sympathy Of Europe. Tho Eu.
rOpean policy Of the future will be peace
and nOn.interventiOn. NJ. Theirs also
advocated n liberal and modern system
OF education.
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VOLUME XXIV-~NUNIBER 40.

the Indian, The Commission look, how
ever, with distavOr upon the proposition
that the management OF the Indian affairs
be transferred to the War Department,
Though the presence OF military officers
at the inspection and delivery ofsupplies
would be desirable, the suggestion is
thrown out that young men Of friendly
tribes might utilize Us soldiers in re-
gions occupied by the Indians. In
conclusion tho Commission recapitu-
late their recommendations, namely, that
agent Saville be removed, that J.W, L,
Slavens, J. X. Martin and d. ]. Mccain
be excluded from future contracts with
the Government; that Z, K. Shields be ex-
Cluded from all future employment as in
spCctOr; that McCann's accounts be refer
red to the Department OF Justice; that
the distance from the Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail agencies to Cheyenne and
Sidney be measured without delay; that a
new census be taken OF the Sioux at both
these agencies; that bids for flour, cloth.
Ing &C., be received at some point in
tho West. The Office Of the SuperintGnd-
ent Of Indian Agencies bG abolished and
the duties connected Herewith be trans
ferrCd 10 the Inspectors; that the FEAST
bility Of disposing with railroad freight
contractors from New York to the West
be consulted; that army officers be de-
tailed to inspect the Indian supplies; that
asystem Of keeping tho accounts be I'M.
proved; that the Indian agencies be graded
with reference to salaries OF agents; that
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brigham Summoned for Con.
tempt.

SALT LAKE, October lS.--Some months
ago Judge Mexican made an order requir-
Ing Brigham Young TO pay Ann Eliza
Young $500 per month from the COM
mencement the suit as alimony and at
torney's fees, and $4,000 in the suit for di.
vorce pending at the time Of issuing the
order. The amount Of alimonY due was
$1,000. The order not being complied
with Brigham Young was brought before
Judge Mexican and imprisoned one
day in the penitentiary for contempt
In not paying the attorneys fees.
These were then fixed. Soon after Judge
Mexican was removed and Judge Lowe
appointed, who was asked to punish Brig
ham for contempt for not paying the
$4,000 alimony. His decision In the case
was that the order was illegal and in.
valid. The case has rested there until to.
day, when upon application Judge Bore.
man issued an order, which has been
served on Brigham Young, commanding
him to appear before the Court on Satur.
day, the 23d inst, TO show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt for
'diSregarding the frat order.
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THE TURF.
Inst Dnx at Jerome Park.

New York, October 1S.-ThiS Ia The
last day Of the fall meeting Of the Ameri.
can Jockey Club at Jerome Park.
The first race was for handicap sweep
stakes, distance l miles; the race wal
won by Galway; Donnybrook third
Time, 304.
The fourtl, race, for a purse Of $500, q
miles; there we're but two starters, Madgt
and Nettie Norton. The race was wor
BY the latter by one hundred yards. Time
44g.
The steeple chase, q mile dash, wa
won by Trouble, Coronet second, Busy
Bee third. Time 24Gi
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TIE Universalisls Of New York ant
Brooklyn wanted 10 unite with the evan
gelical sects in the Moody and Sankey
revival, but their room was considered
more desirable than their company, The
evangelical sects were quite willing tC
regard the Universallsts as sinners and
proper subjects for conversion, but hard
ly desired their cooperation. The Uni
versalists, however, had no intention ol
being ignored In this fashion, and decided
to get up revival on their own account
The work is to begin in DR.. Nye's church
in Brooklyn. and continue In New York
and vicinity for u month or six weeks.
A revival in this sect will be q novelty
In its history, and will excite no little
curiosity. This denomination has grown
more pronounced in its conservatism, and
has developed strong evangelical leaningH
and sympathies within q few years. II
was once noted for its liberalism, but la
reaction against ratiOnalistic views and
tendencies has carried 1t almost within
the line Of the evangelical sects, and many
orthodox diyines and laymen would re-
joice TO have II recognized among theiI
number. A genuine revival OF religion
In its churches would quite astoniSh The
early advocates Of Universalism could
they witness II, and amaze its early oppo
nents still more.
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EpiEOOtiC-Railroad Matters
HOPES Of Recovery.

The epiloolic in very mild form has
appeared among The horses here.
Judge Emm0ns, Of the United States
Disstict Court, has issued an order In
connection with The receiverShip Of the
Memphis \ Paducah railroad, allowing
The receiver 10 appoint or discharge any
officials connected with the road, other
than The President and Secretary.
A telegram from Senatobia says: The
surgeons have succeeded in extracting the
bali from Col, Jack Cooke, and that he
was easier. There were some hopes Of
his recovery.
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Weather Renort.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
:OHYiCR OF THR CHIEH sl0NAL OPV1cER.
WAsuINOToN, D. C., October l9-l ~.

WASHINGTON, D. G., October 19-1 A.
M.-FOr the Upper Lakes, the Upper
Mississippi, and the Lower Mississippi
Valleys, falling barometer; southwest tO
southeast winds; warmer and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Ohio Valley, Tennessee, the
Gull and South Atlantic States, rising
barometer; northwest to northeast winds
cooler and partly cloudy weather, will
occasional rain near the Gulf and South
Atlantic coast.
For the Lower Lakes, the Eastern and
Middle States, rising barometer; north
west 10 northeast wind; occasional rain In
the two first sections; cold and partly
clearing weather.
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Mnrn tsccenirlciiies.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 1s.- The
memoranda Of the steamer Great Repub:
lie report that during The latter part Of
the passage there was Il moderate breeze
and a heavy swell from the northwest.
Reports from various points on the coast
mention a similar heavy sea, with wind
waves rolling up The beach from 100 to
300 feet beyond The usual high water
mRfk
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China ana Japan.

SHANGHAI, October ls.-The pekin
Gazette publishes an edict referring to
the murder Of Mr.. Margnry, declaring
the right Of foreigners to travel In the
interior and requiring the officials to
take EOgniEance Of the treaties.
Mr.. Wade has arrived al Shanghai.
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HosroS, October ls.-vOn Bulow, The
German pianist, gave his frat public
performance In America here this even
Ing before large audience, and made a
most favorable Impression,
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The visit Of the Railroad Mag.
Mates.

81. LOUIS, October lS.-Thc Times 10,
day, referring 10 The late visit here ol
Jay Gould and other railroad magnateS
says The main object Of their visit was Ia
run through cars from here to San Fran.
cisco, via 81. Louis, Kansas City and The
Northern and Union Pacific railtoad
without change, and ultimately from New
York, via New York Central, through
this city. II Is further said this project
Is designed to forestall the action OF the
National Railroad Convention TO be held
here next month, and Il possible to kill
the Southern Pacific Railroad project
which has many strong friends here.
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FIRE RECORD.

CnrcAuo, October 1s.-A Gre on the
corner Of Randolph and Canal streets
last night destroyed q frame building,
A negro baby was left behind in the house
and perished in the flames.
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The west virginia Editorial Ex.
CfFSi0fIlstS tSii Theif Travels.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1S.-The cd.
iturial C&Cutsionists from West Virginia
arrived in the city this evening. They
will visit the Centennial buildings and
leave for The west Tomorrow night.
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guspen,lon N nm Iron rlrri.

PITTSBURGH, October 1S.-The firm Of
Rogers & ButchReld, prominent iron
manufacturers Of this city, have sus.
pended. Their assets and liabilities are
not known,
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THE smoke Of tho first battle will
scarcely have cleared away until the Sec
ond struggle comes on, in the November
and later elections. The following is a
list Of the elections yet to come this fall,
,,ivnn In nlnhnl,nI1nnl nrhnr
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SOME commercial houses In New York
are about sending out female drummers,
Now is the rural merchants fate Ger.
tain thing, The female drummer with her
feet upon the stove telling him stories Of
life In the metropolis, In orthodox drum.
mer style, will lbeguile him beyond all pre-
adventure.
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Ua HoLtANn says Of the Two noble
,slence' Of killing and curing: "Take the
4u@an system, and in any one Of the or.
aus there are more mysteries than can
y y. eomprehended in thousand years
y ~ This complex organization Is trusted
@'ae country doctor, while II requires
'ssn'y'iiVc men to make a musket. The
"ud' Of a single branch Of surgery /.
=. more than enough to occupy the Who'll,
lime Of the greatest mihdh
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Post once Robbed.

LEBANON, Pa, October ls.-The Post
Office At MyerSloWn was robbed Saturday
night Of oil the letters stamps and money.
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ITALY.


MILAN, October l9.-The Emperor Of
Germany Is expected here this afternoon.
One hundred thousand people have gath
cred in the vicinity Of the railway sta
tt..
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TIE air.Ship man is in Baltimore this
time, and his machine is nearly ready
for operations, He is going to ay thirty
FIVE miles, 10 Washington, in eighteen
minutes, and, after little practice, he
expects to cross over to Liverpool in a
few hours. He has but little doubts that
his machine will be used to carry the fast
mails. Two miles minute Is a rate that
makes the 'lightning maip 80 with ter
rapin speed, The air.ship mans hopes
will, however, vanish, like those Of Bill
Allens.
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NEW YORK.
Ring Suit.

New YoRK, October l7.-James II,
IngersOll In the suit against the estate Of
county auditor James Watson, to recover
$7,729, ,292, instituted on the ground that
the county was deirauded oi that sum by
fraudulent bills, testified that In 1869 and
1870 he furnished materials to the coun-
ty through Tweed, Woodward, Watson
and others. Tngersoll was told by Wood.
ward that he must make his bills large
enough to pay Tweed % per cent and
Connolly 10 per cent. In 1868 five per
cent was added to be equally divided be-
tween Watson and Woodward. In 1860
Tweed was getting 25 per cent, Connolly
20 per cent, Watson five and Woodward
five. Ills bills were not verified nor was
there any proof given by him Of their
correctness. Warrants amounting TO
$SOO,OOO we're identified by lngersoll as
the warrants on which he had received
40 per cent, the remainder being divided
among other members Of the ring.
SUSPENDED FIRMS.
Charles T. Dillingham;, junior partner
Of the suspended book publishing firm Of
Lee, Sheppard & Dillingham;, has bought
the stock and good will Of the old con-
cern, and will conduct the entire business
In his own name. This purchase ter
inmates the financial difficulties Of the
New York house. The affairs Of Lee &
Sheppard Of Boston, are said to be In
fair way for reaching an equally satisfac-
tory settlement.
FURTHER ADVANCE IN FREIGHs.
The Etvning Post says there was con-
ference In this city last week between the
representatives ofthe principal lines rum
ming east from Chicago in regard to an.
other advance in rates. From one OF the
parties interested we learn that further
early advance was agreed upon.
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CALLED on THE PRESIDENT.

The Judges and officers Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, the Attorney.
General and SOliCitor.Geueral this fore
noon called on the President, in accord.
anCe with the usual custom, to pay their
respects,
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p,idgE ,dgE West Virginia editors will stop at
,SSR.a ,SS:Roargh on their way West and gaze
awhile on the Exposition,
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THE New York Graphic, on the day be-
fore the election, contained a very clever
cartoon, representing old Bill Allen in a
buII.6eld, in full base ball regimentalsr
standing in the professional attitude
with his huge hands extended to catch
ball coming towards him labeled "0hiO
Governorship," There was large crowd
Of spectators outside the ropes, and in
side, Tilden and CASTOR expressing live
ly hope he would "muff'' the ball. The
Graphic, on the day after the election,
contains the pictorial story Allen has
mufied the ball, which lies on the ground
at his feet with torn cover, showing that
it is stuffed with rags, Old FOg.HOrn is
tearing his hair and gazing at the ball,
while CASTOR and Tilden are dancing for
joy over the "muif."
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The case Of Messrs. Alexander and VIM.
Collie, charged with obtaining money un-
der false protenses, came up again to-day at
Gullden Hall. Wm. Collie who appeared
as the prosecutor stated that lie was un.
willing to proceed in the case Of Alexan.
der Collie, who abscOnded, but llo trusted
that lle would soon have both Of the de.
PENDANTS arraigned. The case thereupOn
adjourned till the 18th Of December.
LONDON, Octobee 10, 8 a. M-TheL Lon.
don papers this morning announce the
failure Of Messrs. ]. II. 4 W. Dudgcon,
engineers, Of the Sun Engine Works, Mill.
wall, and the iron ship yard at Corbet-
town. The liabilities are estimated at
half million dollars.
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TUE announcement is made in our dis
patches Of The suspension Of the iron firm
Of Rogers 4 BnrchGeld, Of Pittsburgh.
They we're The owners Of two mills, the
.lt0n City and The SIBERIAN" The
CoT"'reiaI Of yesterday says that "thc
banks are so secure and The policy Of
caution has been SO tigidly adhered to for
Tue past year" that the recent failures up
there in The iron trade "have hardly
caused ripple in financial circles"
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
The Inlerlor SeeFelaryship.

The IhIeFlOF AeeFeIAFyHIlP'
WASHINGTON, D. O., October lS.-Il
now seems to be generally understood
that the President has rendered the ap'
pointment OF the Secretary Of the Int
rior to Senator Chandler, Of Michigan,
who has the matter under adyisement
All the members Of the Cabinet decline
to give any information on the subject.
CIGARS IN PAPER AND TIN BOXES.
The Commissioner Of Internal Reve'
nuO will instruct the officers Of the Bu'
reau not to seize cigars packed Lin either
paper or tin boxes Tor the present where
they may be satisfied that the tax has
been paid.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Loss orLiIe by Shipwrcck,

LONDON, October 1S.-Twcnty.one per.
sons were lost in the wreck Of In French
schooner on the coast Of France.
DEPRESSION IN ERIE SHARES.
lIoNDON, October lS.-John Morris,
counsel for the English bond and stock
holders in the Eric Railroad, who accom-.
panied Mr.. Watkins 10 America, has pre-.
sented n report, and II has served to de-
press EriGshares, as II indicates the neces-
sity Of heavy sacrifices by the holders Of
Eric secnriliea.
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and nowhere has anything appeared tC
warrant them In regarding Mf. BoSler AZ
other than an honest man In all his bust.
ness transactions. His participation In
the contract OF Seth Mabeffy for supply,
ing beef to the Sioux agencies for thit
year Ia shown TO be similar arrange,
ment 10 that previously mentioned, and
under which he purchased over $4,000
head Of beef cattle, which are now being
delivered 10 the agencies by Bosler ii
Maberry's name and a. his agent. The
circumstances which led Prof. Marsh Il
the suppoSition that the agent, Saville
was in collusion with Mr.. Bosler to de-
fraud both the Government and the In
dians by false deliveries Of cattle, are
fully ahalyIed in the report and illus
trated by many facts and figures.
srAMPEDED AFTER DELIVERY.
II appears that on the last day Of Sep
tembef, 1874, a delivery Of several hun
dred head Of cattle was made 10 the agen
cy, and that during the night, and 10 tht
midst Of q violent storm, they stampedet
and 27s we're lost. In consequence O.
this loss the regular issue wa8 Interrupt
ed. A clerical error in the agents booE
At about the same time represents subse
quent Issues 10 have been made 10 lht
indians on other days from which shey