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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPPiCR or TtiR CHiRF SiONAL OFRiCkR. :
WASHINGTON, II. C., October III AN.

WASHINGTON, II. C., October III AN.
PROBABILITIES.
For Upper Lakes, Mississippi and
Lower Mississippi Valleys stationary OF
falling barometer, warmer and partly
cloudy weather and southerly winds.
For the Ohio Valley, Tennessee, the
Gulf and South Atlantic States, rising
barometer, northwest to southwest winds
cooler, partly cloudy weather. and occa-
siOnal rain.
For the Lower Lakes rising barometer,
northwest winds, cooler, cloudy weather
and rain, clearing during the day.
For the Middle and Eastern States, n
falling barometer, southeast to southwest
winds, warm and cloudy weather and
rain, clearing during the day in the north.
eFn portion Of the former, with higher
pressure or lower temperature.
CantiOnary signals continue ut The
stations on Lakes Huron, Erie and Onta.
rio and on the Atlantic coast from Cape
MAY to EaslpoFt.
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RiIODE ISLAND.

loss OF VALUABLE BANK LETTERS.
PROVIDENCE, October 6.-MOst Of the
valuable bank letters sent from the Plovi.
dence postoflice TO Boston on Saturday
night are missing. A similar Wholesale
loss Of bank letters sent to Boston oc.
Cured in the latter part Of July, and
smaller losses twice since. The business
community il much ngitated.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


CHARLESTON, October G.-Tho munici.
pal election to-day passed off without
serious disturbance. Full returns have
not yet been received, but 1t is conceded
that the coalition Of Republicans and
Conservatives have reelected Mayor
Cunningham and their entire ticket by
at least 1900 majority.
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NEBRASKA.


OMAHA, October CA meeting Of lead.
ing citizens was held here this evening to
confer about centennial matters. II was
largely attended. Quite n large amount
OF stock was taken and evidences are IA.
yorNble TO Omaha taking n full quota,
II is thought that a full quota for Ne
braskn will be taken in short time,
Considerable interest Is felt in the matter.
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OSg of the most influential coIored
Methodist preachers in Mississippi urges
hi. race in printed address to give the
league, aud clubs a wide berth, act with
the white propcrly.hoIolers, vote only foT
honest and capable men, and do their
parltovad getting the color line out oI
politics. Incidentally, he aIludes to the
Ames administration as $50 VIGOROUSLY
corrupt that itis a by.word and n re
proacl wherever known
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Ar no time for many years past has
hi,city had morcneGd for man ol large
acoainIancc with her interests, large eS'
pcriencc in public affairs, and large ac'
auaintance with the public men Of the
s,ateto Represent her in the Legislature
than at the coming session Of that body
To-day we are called upon to say wheth'
er man Of this sort shall be our repre-
sentative, or whether we will choose one
wholly inexperienced in public life.
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DETROIT, October "a very severe
northeast gale prevailed on Lake Huron
to-day. The only disasters reported are
the Brig Mary Battle and barges and
the Shiawassee which are ashore at
AuSable. Both are loaded with lumber.
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ARKANSAS.


MASONIC.
LITTLE Rock, October 6.-The Grand
Commandery Of Masons Of this State met
to-day. The Grand Chapter meets to-
morrow, and the Grand Lodge Monday.
A large number Of delegates are already
present.
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louisville, October G.-Last night
the fireman at Granebcr Il Kemple's
colliery, at Locust Gap, discovered that
the breaker had been set on fire, and on
attempting 10 put II out was fired upon
by the inccndfnries. Before assistance
could arrive the fire had gained such
headway that II was found impossible to
save the breaker, which was totally con.
stunned with iLs contents. Loss 100000
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Pueblo, October G.--Presidcnt Grant
and party arrived in this city by special
train from the North to-day. On their
arrival they were met by J. Rice and the
members OF the City Council, and escort.
ed in carriages to the various points oI
interest around the city. On their return
the President had n reception at the Lin.
dell Hotel, where many citizens paid
their respects to him. The President
make speech. His reception was very
enthusiastic, and this being the first visit
ever paid BY n President Of the United
States to Southern Colorado, will long be
remembered by our citizens. All Of the
members of the party, -as well as the
President, expressed their admiration oI
the country and climate and surprise nj
the remarkable progress made there dur.
Ing the past few years.
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ANOTHER sIrspENsIoN.


BosTON, October GAS u result OF the
late failure Of Shepard, Hall Il Co.,
Holmes 4 Blanchard, founders, have slls-
pended,
BosToN, October O.-This morning at n
meeting Of the Prohibition party in Ire.
mont Temple, they resolved that the
safety of the Republic and the cause Of
prohibition depended upon the defeat Of
Alexander II. Rice. They nominated
John J. Baker as their candidate for Gov
ernOr.
fDioTIC FOoLERY.
WORCESTER, October O.-About thirty
delegates are holding n Labor Reform
Convention in this city, Il. NJ. Chamber
lain Of Boston, presiding, Resolutions
were reported from n committee in favor
of the CentratOn Of efforts for the re.
duction Of hours of labor; denounCing
the fall river manufacturers advice 10
the working men to keep away from all
the present political parties; favOring The
substitution Of 3.Gj bonds for 5.20s, and
the making Of greenbaCks and legal ten.
Cers payable for duties and all debts; de.
nouncing the National Bank system as
one Of the greatest swindles on the Amer.
ican people.
Wendell Phillips was nominated for
Governor, William +. Bartlett for Lieu.
tenant Governor, Israel W. Andrews for
Secretary Of State, s. i. Coffin for Treas.
urer, John Il. Fitzgerald for Auditor and
II. b. Mclaughlin for Attorney General.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
that the power and strength Of the labor
movement be concentrated upon the leg.
ilation necessary TO reduce the hours Of
labor and institute system Of manu-
factory protection; recommended the con-
struCtion Of fire escapes and the prOtec.
tiOn from dangerous machinery; condemn
ing the action Of the manufacturers Of
Fall River; declaring In favor Of green.
back currency and the retirement Of
National bank currency, and declaring
banking system fraud.
The Convention was in session six hours
and the proceedings were at times mark.
ed by disorder, which caused some Of the
members to refuse to net with the ma
jority.
NOMINATED FoR CONGRESS.
New BEDFORD, October G.-The First
Congressional District Republican Con.
ventiOn to-day nominated Hon. VIM. ".
Crapo, Of New Bedford, for Congress in
tInHn NJ Tim IaIa Mr. nufIinUtOn
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Tnr "inlepcndcot voter" who is every
v,,, becoming a more numerous and in
apeptinl sort Of person, will be felt at
the polls to-day. lie will vote, princi-
n,lly. for Capt. Andy.
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Tns has been II remarkably prosper.
ous year with Chicago, a5 far rs building
il concerned, The amount Of money ex.
pended on ne. buildings from the lat Of
lat March to January !, 1870, will
reach fully $lO,OOo,OOO, and thia will
have been prid ont for the construction
Of solid buildings Of brick and stone.
There ha. not been frame building put
up in the city; on the contrary, u great
many old frames have been demolished
or removed outside the city limits, and
their places supplied with brick or stone
structures
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ImE main issue to-day between Capt
Wilson and Mr.. Caldwell can be boiled
down into very few words. Iti' an issue
between agc, experience, intimate ac'
quaintancc with the affairs Of the city and
State, large acquaintance with the public
men Of the State, on one side, and youth
incxpcricncc, and want Of acquaintance
on the other side. In view Of the posi-
bile turn Of affairs at the coming session o
the legislature, in November, what Sort
Of man do We need? Each man mus
answer this question for himself to-day
before he votes. II will bc too late Il
answer itafer he votes.
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LONDON, October 6-The steamship
Greece, from New York, arrived.
SAN FRANcIsco, October G.-Affiyed
Pacific mail steamer,
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CLEARIELD, Pa, October 0.-The Jury
in the Siney case retired at 10P. NJ, the
first vote stood 8 for acquital and 4 for
conviction.
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r,eagr party to-day, and vote eHclu
.i,.,y with reference to the city's inter-
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roRK pAcKERs' CONVENTION.


ST. LOUIS, October G.-The Pork Pack
ers' Convention permanently organized
today by tho election OF officers. Presi.
dent, j. l.. Mcdonald, Kentucky; Secre-
tary, D. Frank Howard, Chicago; Assist
ant Secretary, Chas. b. Murray; and one
Vice President from each State repre-
sented.
The Committee on Business reported
the following resolutions:
Resolved, Tint this Convention recon-
mend that the Secretary Of this Associa.
tion make application to the Secretary
Of the Treasury Of the United States for
weekly reports Of the exports and i'm.
ports OF provisions in detail from the
principal ports Of this country, and
give The aggregate returns promptly
to the public. The same committee nude
n report Of which the following is II
synopsis: Tint the Association shall be
known as tho Pork Packers Association
Of the United States, and shall be Compos.
ed exclusively Of persons engaged in
packing and curing Of hog product.
Officers Of the Association are tOCOnsist Of
II President and Vice presiden from
eaCl State; Secretary and M Assistant
Secretary, the former 10 be Treasurer.
The President and Vice Presidents shall
constitute the Board Of Managers, who
shall control the business Of the Associa.
tiOn. Seven OF the said Board 10 Consti.
tue quorum. The following resolutions
also presented by the Business Commit
tee which were adopted as well as their re-
port on organization:
ResOlNi, That this Convention endorse
the rules and customs now in force
throughout tho United States governing
the provision business.
ReSOircd, That we urge upon packers
and all interested In the trade the neCes.
sity Of giving full and correct statistical
information to the press, 80 that monthly
tabular statements can be made up OF
packing and stock on hand.
A resolution was also adopted that this
association recommends the formation Of
auxiliary associations in the different
States to carry out the provisions con.
stituting this association, and that said
auxiliary associations report from time
to time Os requested by the Board OF
Managers.
After some other business Of interest
only 10 the trade, resolutions Of thanks
were adopted, and the convention nd
iourned sine die.
The members Of the convention visited
the Merchants Exchange at noon, and
,n.n ,,onnenIiy wnIcNmnU and ihiu nfInr.
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# wrbap, not an overestima!o to
,,s,h,,lvo..hirds Of the leading business
msr ubo vote to-day, will vote for Capt
W;l.,n
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The Herald publishes letter of Wen.
dell Phillips to the Legal Tender Club Of
this city. 1t Is an aggressive answer to
the recent speech Of Mr., Schur1, and adj
vOCates the necessity for more greenbaCks
and less checks; assuils the aristocracy Of
money manufacture, and answers Schurz'
argument relative 10 irredeemable cur
rcncy by reference to the recent financial
history Of France and Germany.
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PARIS, October GA dispatch to the
Libcrie, says the Turkish army has receiy-
cd orders to cOnfne itselito the defensive.
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CANADA.
THE EpI2ooTlC SPREADING.

MONTREAL, October G.-Tho epizooLic
is spreading and all large stables in the
city are affected. The disease Is also pre-
yaient in Toronto, Hamilton and London.
GONE INTO WINTER QUARTERS,
A number Of steamboats, and other
crafts have already gone into winter quar-
tpFa.
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WISCONSIN.


MESDEsnE, WR, October 0-Early this
morning fire broke out in the machine
shops Of NJ. i. Kelly, and destroyed the
buildings nndcontents. Loss $4,000, ln-
suranCe $4,000.
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TORONTO, October G.-Mr, Haskin,
night editor Of the Mail, was drowned
yesterday.
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SECRETARY FISH
is expected to arrive in the morning,
PLANS FOR RAPID TRANSIT.

The report Of the rapid transit COM
missioners Of New York was given to the
press this afternoon. From more than
one hundred plans the commissioners
have selected and adopted three, either Of
which may bc constructed singly or by
combining the three. They are n single
track road on each side Of the streets
over the sidewalks, elevated on n single
line OF columns, or n double track over
the centre Of the streets by posts placed
in the roadway, just spanning the horse
car tracks, or supported on gothic arches
spanning the streets from curb to curb,
according to the plans presented by
Richard p. Morgan, Jr., Of bloomington,
Illinois,
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CALIFORNIA.


SAN Francisco, October G.--Thc Board
otTrustees Of the Bank Of California this
morning elected the following officers
President, D. o. Wells, Vice President
VIM. Alord; Cashier, Thos. Brown; Sec
retary, Stephen Franklin; Assistant Sec
retary, W. W. Virgins; Advisory Com
mittee, Thomas Bell, VIM. Sharon and j.
Il. Kceme.
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I'ENNSYLVANIA.


PITTSBURGH, October Glowing 10 the
fact that large number Of the exhibitors
have been unable to get their goods ready
for exhibition, the formal opening Of the
Exposition has been postponed until 0
o'clock Saturday morning, when II Is OK.
pected everything will be in place. The
buildings are finished and the grand street
demonstration will take place tomorrow
morning IA announced,
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NOMINATED For coNanEss.

New BEDFORD, October G.-The First
Congressional District Republican Con-
ventiOn to-day nominated Hon. Wm. W
Crapo, Of New Bedford, for Congress in
place Of the late Mr.. Burlington.
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NEW YORK.
RoRRIN FACTORY puRNEp.


New York, October 6.-The bObbin
factory oil the Van Raper Manufacturing
Co, at Passaic, n, j., the largest Of the
kind in the country, was totally destroyed
by fire to-day. Loss $4,000.
WIN. M. TWEED.
The Supreme Court at the general term
rendered decision this morning, Judges
Davis and Brady giving an opinion con-
frming Judge Barrett's order in the
chambers denying the motion to vacate
the order Of arrest in the S6,00O0O0 suit
against VIM. NJ. Tweed or reduce the
$3000,000 bail. Another decision was
given by Judge Davis reversing Judge
Donahucs order from which the people
appealed requiring bill OF particulars
as TO the fraudulent bills and vouchers
complained Of.
THE PEABODY EDUCATIONAL FUND,
The annual meeting of tho Board of
Trustees OF TIE Peabody Educational
Fund began to-day, Il. Q. Winthrop. Of
Boston, occupied the chair. The session
was strictly private. Trustees present
were Chief Justice Wait, Wm. NJ. Evarts,
ex-governor Aiken, Of South Carolina,
Bishop Whipple, Of Minnesota, General
Richard Taylor, Of Louisiana, General
Barnes and S. Wetmore, Of New York,
Hon. S. Watkins, Of Tennessee, and Rev.
DR.. Lean, Of Virginia. The members Of
the Board Of Trustees absent were Presi-
dent Grant, Hon, Hamilton Fish, Alex
ander Stuart, of Virginia, and Geo. W.
Riggs, Of Washington. A committee
composed Of Hon. Wm, Evarts and Alex
andGr Stuart, were appointed to report
suitable resolutions on the death OF ex-
Governor Graham, Of North Carolina.
One Of the trustees, Rev. DR.. Sears, gen.
eral agent, then read his report, which
will be voted upon by the Board to.mOr-
row. At the conclusion Of the reading
Of the report the meeting adjourned till
tomorrow,
A f,1u1f
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK ExcHANo.E


GoM..American gold. l 14a bid.
State Securities.-virginia copsols 64a hid, ssh
asked Firgioa corsols. new. 40 bid, 43 asked
virginia deferred, 81 BID: VIfguIa Interest ccrtif.
Gates. "a a.keh; Virginia tax-recelvable coupons
S9N Bio COX asked.
CITY Observation-Disclosures city S's. 1O4 bid;
Richmond city G's. S3x bid: Petersburg city 6'1.
Rditrodd Bonds. chesapeake aud ohio Rail.
road SIS, gold. n. and ~, AZ bid, As asked: vir.
g!nia Central Railroad frat mortgage 6's, j. and J
III bid: Petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS. j.
and D., 80 asked: Richmond aad Petersburg Rail-
road trst mortgage rs, j. and De- 103 asked {:
Richmond: Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage rs, >. and j.. 90 Ind: Richmond, Fred
erick burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage 6's,
~ bid: orange and Alexandria Railroad second
mortgage 6Ts, j. and j.. II bid; Orange and Alex.
aharla Railroad third mortgage IS, ID. and ~, IS
bid; Richmond and nanviIle Railroad consolidated
Us; N; and NJ 70k bid, ~ asked.
Rd'tT0ad &ocks-Atl aniic. Mississippi and Ohio
Potomac common, 100 par, GO bid, 20 asked;
richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac 6 per cent.
guaranteed, 100 par, go bid; Richmond. Frede-
rlcksburg and Potomac per cent. guaranteed,
90 par, 30 bid richmond and Daapilie Railroad
~ psr BID, 12i4 asked; Glover HiH Railroad,
CO Gandl !Stocks;-JarDe' River aud Kaaawia Canal,
Bunk &ocks-First National 90 par, lIs bid.
!2u asked; National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par
dUo hid Merchants and Planters Savings, 25 par
20 bid, 23h asked; city Savings, 20 par, 24k
Insurance Clonpanies.-yIrrinia Fire and Ma.
DID tlty, 90 par, IS bid, 80 asked -
,, Mtacsftdne0hS.-James River and Kaaawba
racket, 12S par. hid: Old Dominion Steamship
company, 100 par. 50 bid. 80 asked
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fancy, si5as26 nppe 70 eo,t hea slig s1
CRU q leaves taewI, s60s1I.
; Ohio Inferior TO gad- common, A.. 5OMxa
gre and brown. s9@sI0 medium to fne red
81 idf..'i common to medium .spangIed, SIG@
crop nS etis7I a,s oonessica, and Mas
| illers. s7@$S. New York 8ssrrled lots, common
s9Gs11: good to fine, 81 2@Sls; wrappers, 81
1920: flIIers, S7GsS peDhsslyania assorted lots,
~ ago; wrappers: 81 StG $40: fllera, S99S11.
ONO s 70 nrea ,o!s s11gs1s Wisconsin assorted
Crop or 1S7:.-Conrecti"ns wrappers, $3.50
500; assorted fors. S1S@s50 Massachusetts, as
so oi lois. sl5as25 tonrecticu. and Massachu-
sells seconos. si0asl6: flies: S7@S5. Penn
syiVania assorted lois. 516as25. Ohio assorted
lois 3lO.5OG$13. Wisconsin ass red lots. IS. so
4SlO; New York assorted lots, common S9l1Sl / !:
good - fine, 81 2GS.s
:. Seea.teGC-Grop J ls7O.-Connecilcut and Mas
r, Eoreiam;Itiayana filters, common, S7H390c;
itnyana hiers, fair. 92.E@fl; Havana PLIERS fine
Csc : 49, "''"A wy CIV"
4hdnufdcf7Ted Black work common md me-
Mum. IN bond slSns2l: gpui and fine, in bond.
r--Ms5u: orlSnt work. common aad Eiedigm. IN
ooni. f25!asa3 good and fine. fu bond: S35Gps6O.
Ou'eT aTaas Acknowledgements Exports for The
week. l.29f hogsheads. 766 packages. 1927
hounds exports from January I. 454 bogs-
heads. 1926 Packages, 81 81 Sl5 pounds; es-
por,s same time IaSt vear 1860 hogshrajs. &c.
200 pSckagcs, 2.750.5S4 pounds. Receipts tor
me week, oSl hoiFsheics receipts for the week.
.. IZ9 BOXES anu cssss: receipts from January /,
b. 81 hogsheads receipts from JaEyary /, 81 800
nnxes and cases: receipts same time Last year 90
69Z hpg>heads; receipts same time INST wear, IA
3oG BOXES ann caSeS-JonrnT{ NJ Commerce.
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Tobacco Markets.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, Hay q. Is rs:
The Richmond tobacco market las presenteG!nt
new feature during the past weeE- The recei nts
aud offerings on Change have been small, and viii
PROBABLY continue so. the majority Of the crop Oh
1S74-'75 has already been sent 10 market and dis
posed Of AS yetrno new LEAF In good order for
shipping has been received. On the Loeb instant a
meeting of The Exchange Is to be- held Tor the pur
pose, 1t Is said of considering proposition Tor the
guarantee of samples offered for sale on Change.
The French tobacco contract for the cnslshlg year
will he awarded in Parison the I5tlsef next month";
1t will comprise one million klogrammcs, If VIr-
giuia tobacco.
On the 1st of May the stock OF tobacco 70 the
warehouses In this city was 5.496 hagshead:, of
which 1870 hngsheafs- were uninspectcd The
loose tobacco sid in the Richmond market from
October l. 1874 to May l, 1875. as,umed 10
l,S79.G76 pounds. against 3,54j,993 pounds Scr
the corresponding period OF 1874.
We continue our approximate quotations-
BLACK.- ku0s-Vcry common. s6@S7: medium
to goou, S7.5OMsS.50; extra. S9@$9 so Lear-
Common, S9Hs9.5O; medium: S10GsEl 81 :;
ming and wrappers. s15.50@r1S.
gooo, sl2 5o@s2O dne smoking. s22. 5Ofs. so;
dunn, Il 0Ms12: good TO fine, Il 2 50Gs16; extra
ncrs. *l7@S2U. WrapDers-CominOn. sHS6g
s25: medium to good. s27.5OM$1O; fine, $3.50
SIS: extra SSU@Sl00.
:. ,MAlioGANY.- Hrappers-Common 10 medium.
Sl3egS20; good TO due, $25@S3o; extra, s4ele
$50.
The following Is comparative statement Of the
Inspections deliveries, and receipts % tobacco, to-
gethcr with the stock on hand, At the different
houses In this city from the LIST OF October
May 1st 1S74-'75: