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THE REVIVAL MOVEMENT.
The Meeting i'm BROOKLYN To-day,

NEW YORK, Nov. i1.-TOere was a large
gathering. as usual, Al the Brooklyn Taber-
nacle this a. m, and The services were opened
win singing.
REQUESTS FOR PRAYER
were Then read. Prayers were asked for a
revival 10 fourteen towns and cities for a
business firm in New York, for uuco lyerted
employees of religious paper, for seveu
churches with their PASTOR, Tor eight fami-
lies and six drunkaIds. Ole hundred aud
nity-nfne requests were read, many of which
were from persons for their conversions
Prayer was again offered, after which a
hymn was sJoDg. Mr.. IOody resad. and basel
MS remarks, upon the 5th chapter OF ST
Luxe. Mr.. Sarkey then sang alone where
are The Nine" Rev. Mr.. Northrup made .
short address. speaking OF q number who
were kept back from Christ from some one
little thing.
REV. DIR. BCDDINGToN
followed, saying thai At the time thay were
most discouraged then their prayers were
answered. They should persevere and they
might be assured they would not fail Mr..
Moody prayed for the success OF their meet
lngs tonight. and said that tomorrow they
would commence their collections 10 paw of
Tie debt of the Young Mems Cnristia Asso-
cation, and they WAITED to get enough TO
leaNe three or four thousand dollars in Inc
treasury. he wanted the young men i'm
Brook iyn 10 have good start.
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kilograms to The Star.
The CROOKED WHISKY WAR.
ARRESTS IN INDIANA.
The BROOKLYN REVIVAL.
THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL.
MORE NEW YORK FAILURES.
TEE BEECHER SCANDAL
HoueR's Libel Suia

INV YORK, Nov. T7.-Anotuer of tbe SuitS
growing out OF the Tillon- Beecher scan taI is
that OF the libel suit of Henry c. Bowen pro.
prietor of the Independent. against the Rrook-
lyn Daily E0gie, for SlO0 coo damages which
came up To Gay in the Brooklyn City Court
EN-Judge Fullerton, late of Tllton'S con lsel
appeared for Bowen, aud ex-Judge Beach
another Of Mr.. Tilton's counsel in the great
scandal trial, appeared on behalf of the Eqlle
Judge McCoe sent the case to-day before
Judge Nelson, and Corporation Counsel De-
Will, counsel for the Ed,Re, appearing before
the Judge, said they had been sent there on
motion to postpone the case. The counsel
said he had been sick all night, aud did moi
feel II Ike arguing the case now. His grounds
Tor THIS posipOnement was. first, that Mr.
hilton Is absent upon mis- featuring tour and
IL material witness, and. second. that Mr.
tend.
Mr.. Fullerton said Il is certainly very
embarrassing position which they occupied
IN this case; that they were distracted by
thelr client TO push for immediate trial OF
this cause. Mr.. Bowen hal been a great
sufferer 10y these publications, ani
nad sought The only remedy left
10 MIN that Of The court of Justice and
they were ready fOI the second time In try
MS case and now n they We're met only bv
The position taken by the Other side. that
material witness il absent, then they were
prepared TO meet that by strong and earnest
opposition, ana hoped his honor would nor
postpone IL on that ground AT all. Alter fur
tner afgumt n the case Was put ever for the
lem
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THE WHISKY WAR.
Arrests In indiana.

EVANSVILLE, md, Nov. E.-JOhn W.
Bingham, distiller, p. c. Eoerware, a
gaUger, and David NJ. Lewis, a 81 Orekeapcr,
who were arrested here last night. on war
rants from Indianapolis, and Geo. ThimSon,
a gauger, who was arrested at the same time
AT Mount Vernon, left this a. m. for Indian
apoiis. m the custody Of government officers.
Byron Bingham, the other member of the
hrm of Bingham Bros. is sick at his home
at Patoka, but will go into Indianapolis as
soon as he Is able. Henry Alias, the book
keeper OF Bingham Bros, has thus far kent
out of the way OF the officers. James GRAY
was arrested ON an attachment sent, as q
witness, and Hon. William HPatman sum
noned rs witness, also left for the ca pital.
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THE ELECTION IN MARYLAND The Sc
Rotary OF state has furnished carefully r.
yisei statement OF the receut election in
Maryland for governor, comptroller and at
lOrEey general, and also OF the vote on the
constitutional ameudme mt proposing restric-
tons on removal of cases from one court TO
another From this statement IL appears
that Mr.. Carroll, democrat, for governor. had
yOtes-Mr. CarOlls majority being 12, 92i.
Mr. Woolford, democrat, for comptroller,
bad 50, $40 votes, aud Mr.. wilkins, reformer
u ,0.3 votes-Mr. WOolford's majority being
Is, lG7, which is his exact majority in Baltt,
more city. Mr. Gwinn, democrat. for attor-
ney general, bad s6,ill votes, and Mr.. Wallis,
TefOrmer, y, S9S-Mr. u winns ma jority being
12,G3l. The vote on the constitutional amend.
nent was 81 $50 for and u III against it
being majority in its favor OF 81 ,S5l.-BlL.
StGfi
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REVIVISG TEE BEECHKR SCANDAL
John W Taylor, a Newark lawyer, VINO was
named commissioner to take the testimony
81 Joseph Richards, in the case OF Josenn
Laeder, indicted for perjury, yesterday noti-
ned boeder's counsel that he declined 10 act
lie recommended Mr. John Whitehe al for
The position. District Attorney Britton has
ahnOui ced his determination TO prosecute
the Indictment against Laeder as Soon as ia
consistent with his other duties. Mr.. Mareau
counsel for LOeder, threatens, If his client is
brought 10 trial. to call Theodore Tilton Mr.
2rd Mrs. MOulton, Henry &. Bowen. Ms
bfadShaw, and others who are yet unknown
but whose testimoDy Will he very iTnpor;aut
Eev. W lillian Ives BudiEgtou, pastor OF the
clinton avenue Congregational church. said
yesterday that he thought Mrs Emma q
Moulion would be justified in calling a conn
en- OF congregational cbl4cheg 20 settle The
I,HicuI.ies Between herself and SIR, f}eacrer
La thought such q council would be called
ana that IL wo1ld be an "a 0arfe council, as
Fty month church would refuse TO Join the
call. The reverend gentleman said most
emphstically that Plymouth church hal for
Ie1ted the right 81 fellowship by It's action in
cropping from the roii book The name OF Mrs
AOUltOn.-N y NCTttid. lCih
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MUTINT IN PRIsoN.-Fiye of the pris-
oners confined in the western peni Tertiary
at Allegheny City, Pa, three colored ana
two white, broke out in open mutiny yes
terday afternoon, and with hatchets and iron
bars attacked Mr.. Charles Weaver, the con-
tractor under whose supervision they were
working. Weaver, W no was unarmed was
driven into corner and badly beaten, and
would undoubtedly have been killed but for
the opportune arrival OF the deputy warden,
VINO confronted the prisoners with receivers
and forced them To IeliDquish their Victim
The five cOnvicts were then ironei aud put
in The dungeons. The trouble occurred 10
the whip factory, in which about ninety con
Yicts are employed.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA IMPEACHMENT
cASEs-ln the West Virginia house of dele
gates On Saturday, Mr.. Good, as chairman
oi the investigating committee, submitted q
report signed by Messrs. Stewart, Carlisle
Snider and himself, with articles of inn
and State Treasurer Burdett, for alleged cor
ruption ia office The minority, consisting
OF Messrs. McEldowney, Pritchard aud
Blacklnore, were not ready TO report, and q
bitter debate was waged TO keep out the ma
jority report, but IL was entered on the Jour
nal. MIR. Mason submitted report signed
by himself, exculpating Mr.. Bennett and
against Mr.. Burdett
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HARD J iEs-B. +. Phillips, proprietor
OF the Ma % Grove wooIlen mili a Spring-
more ttn a twenty-five cents on the dollar.
ldabiii .ies not known. The mill Of r. w.
Adams, It Glendale, IL also involved, and
will ne compelled To close. Too hundred
hands axe thrown out of employmen
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Sun0cai.d by Coal Gas.

PRoNlDkNCE, X. l., Nov. E.-In Seekonk,
Mass. Tuesday morning, Mrs. Aunie L. Wa
termsn and two children were found in their
room iDsensible from coal gas, escaping from
a stove, the damper of which was improper
ly turned. one child was soon restored, but
The other died yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Waterman was restored 10 consciousness this
morning. but is i'm a critical condition. she
lost her husband last spring and a brother
last week
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Iee.c0vered Roses

MEMPHIS, Nov. H-Duriag last night
sim breeze from the north continued. and
the mercury fell To 2S degrees. This morning
a novel sight was witnessed OF roses and
flowers in full bloom in the yards and thick
ice in the streets and tue ground frozen. Toe
weather continues clear and favorable To
cotton picking; the season thus far having
been unusually good for gathering the crops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

DR.. HEI MBOLD's CAsE-SYU0gling 10 uss
CO,yfS 'oT .scleG'c Prom RE BJOomu,gdkls ASy-
hsa-Br. H.. i. helmoold Is trying hard Ia
geL oct of the Bioomiugdase Asylum for the
Insane, in which be has been coufiued for the
last two months. He appeared before Judge
Barret yesterday, to take advantage OF a
faDcied defect in the order OF Judge Donohue
committing 10 confinement for luuacy. His
wife was represented by counsel, who op.
posed motion for the dismissal OF the COM
mitment. and IL was asserted that In her be-
lief Charles l.. Foxwell, n former clerk for
Holmpold, was endeavoring TO secure his
liberty in order TO get possession OF the buchu
business, now conducted IN her interest IL
was also shown that Dr. Helmbold's luaacy
had been affirmed by Drs. Joseph Wooster
and j. NJ. Il. Cross, after thorough examl-
ration. DIR. Cross il famous as an exp pert I'm
insanity. Judge Barrett decided that the
commitment ~ valid. Dr. Helmbolt whils
i'm the court room manifested no indication
of mental disturbance. His malady take
the form OF frequent outbursts Of madnes
with Intervening periods OF quiet He Is col
stantly alert for possibilities OF escape. . adj
is watoued closely. His fare is the oes' nat
can be had in the asylum, the pay Ueing
taken out OF his fortune, which J. IN the
hands of his family. The failure OF the last
legal effort for freedom depressed him great
~, and as he accompanied the attendant ont
OF the court room, he said he wss going back
to Imprisonment for life.-N L. SOt, lea.
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REV. Mr.. GLENDENNING WANTED IN
ILLINOIS. - The Presby terrain church at
Henry, H., has given a call to Rev. Mr.
Glendenning, OF Jersey City, To act as It's
pastor. The vote on the question being 80
Mr. Woods, Of New York, and DR.. Edwards,
of Peoria, ILL.,, were read before the presby-
terry setting forth the innocence OF Rev. Mr.
Glendenning in the matter for which he was
tried recently.
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An Actors uueral.

NEW YORK, Nov. E.-Geo. Belmore, actor,
was buried to-day from Little Church
Abound the Corner" in 18th street, the 70 ne
raj services being conducted by Rev. Dr.
Houghton. Interment took place AT Green
wood Cemetery.
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Female shower. OF the Oueer.

PATERSON, N. J.. Nov. LIT is believed
that two Italian girls who were arrested here
yesterday for passing counterfeit SO bills on
the National Bank and Farmers and Manu-
facturers' Bank of Poughkeepsie, which, by
the way. are well executed, are the agents OF
New York gang,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

AN ATTACHMENT AGAINST THE SEcRr-
TARY OF THE TREAsURY REFUsED,-rhe
case OF Thomas II. Gardner against T.. r.
Anderson, for damages for defamatory words
contained In a letter written 10 the Sscre-
taTy OF the Treasury, at Washington, was
continued In tie United States circuit court
ON Monday, TO give time 10 the counsel for
Gardner 10 procure copy OF the letter, with =
out which he couli not go TO trial. Mr..
Hobbs, for Mr.. Gardner, asked for an attach
ment to compel the Secretary OF the Treas
ury TO appear in court and produce the let
ter. Judge Bond overruled the motion for
Gus departments OF the general government
evidence. The act. the Judge said. was
passed TO prevent the hindrance TO public
business, which would result II the secretary
of a department were required TO appear
when summoned as q witness throughout
the country. Gardner was q clerk In the ap-
that the letter referred 70 caused his dismiss
sal.-B0l. Stna, 11th.
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TIE PRINCE OF WALKs has returned to
Bombay. He will probably make tue trip
10 Ceylop at an earlier day than At first in
are undecided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

~The Arkansas house Of representatives
yesterday passed bill appropriatiug
$1,000 for the centennial exposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

BOSTON, Nov. H. dispatch from the AN
ditor of The Unfop Pacific Railroad states
that all the p ssse' ger trains are on time
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Political NorKs.-Returus thus far re-
ceived indicate that the cons tuition adopted
ny the Alabama convention has been ratified
ny large majority. the official re-
turns OF the Minnesota election give Pills.
bury, republican, for governor, II, 500 ma
ioritV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

ECURRILOUs POSTAL CARDs.-Elijah Nc
DOwell and Crawford H johnson, vino hal
been convicted for sending scurrilous postal
cards, In Baltimore, and committed to jail
in default Of dne and costs, have been dis
charged by United States Com missioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

WORKING PREACHERs-Four ministers
OF the Evangelical church have Just COM
pleted a chu rch building in Wrightsville,
Pa, which they erected with their own
hands in twelve days, and it will be dedica-
on next Sunday. They designed il and per-
formed all Of tile necessary work for its COM
pletion themselves, and in the meantime
conducted meeting at the chapel at Millers
vile. driving from one place to the other
every evening and morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

LIBELING ARTISTS The Healy art
frauds case was terminated in Rome on Mon
day. Mr.. Pierce Francis Connolly brought
an action for libel against Mr.. Stephen Wes-
ton Healy, and the case was tried before the
civil and correctional court. Mr.. Healy was
convicted OF libel and sentenced to fort
nights imprisonment and 900 francs nne
This decision puts an end to q scandal which
has lasted for two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

NEW YORK, Nov. H.-White, Willis 4
Chaplin, millinery goods, Robert Rosenburl
hosiery, corsets, etc, and Jo10aktun Davis
lumber dealer, have Suspended.
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A Sensation M Madrid.

MADgID, Nov. 1.-THE fact that Don Car
los has sent a letter to the King has created
a great sensation here, and is variously com
mented upon by the newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

GIRMANY AND THE CENrENNlAL.-1h.
Consul General of the United States at Il or
lin has sent dispatch to Col, FOrney deny
rig the reported indifference of Germa,ry
y! IN reference to the centennial G. .rmany
raid TO be as active aud well-disposed to-
"a ri IL As ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

OThe board Of missions OF TIE Ep1Deopal
day engaged In diseusslng plans ar hG3ne1lG
the negro race within the Dalo a. - ehUoAs
VIhe saflogs Of tbe - Llnnse, sh1que4
with numbering the sh1R5 a0ces. VII =
the crime Was oommittod In 8r1eenA Wne9DA
~The cornsr-stous Of the statns % lem
Withespocn, one a - 0gnen q IT, De-
in Fsirmons pafk, Phlisdslp6sa, win 81
pCupr1ofo ooromOnles.
G1The petition a . large number OF uhe
credit1gs o. Surfing, Ahrons 4 90. vas died
in the United States District Court in Baiti-
more yeeterday, aaking that toe firm Dc DE-
clared involuntary bankrupts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

CHURCHES ROBBED IN WEST VIRGINIA.
the 18th inst says that the churches in the
country just east OF that city are being
piliaged quite generally. On Aonday night
broken INTO, and II or IS Bibles we're taken
from the library case. The same night the
Antrocn church, near Sherrard, Wa broken
bible taken. The Pleasant HIM n. Z. church
was also visited the same MIGHT, md vory
nne Bible was taken therefrom. Nor I'D the
Mount Olivet II. e. church escape the MID
taries being carried away. The school housn
1t Bethlehem was also broken opon, 0n6 a.
overcoat, revolver, and cloAk tafpn. 3heTe
may haye beeo other articles taken, e it H.
the Losses until the librarians Of The dfNer0nt
churches submit their reports. There has
been several other small roehRi1 a. tooas,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

AN ELECTION DODGE-F0rged Telegrans.
Al Hazelton, Pa, Charles Schuiter, Justice
Of the peace, was yesterday held to ans YER a
charge OF sending forged telegraplic dis
patches ON election day with q view OF iuai
encinR the election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17
Fire.

PErERsBoRo' N. H., Nov. E.-G. p. Felt,
machine shor yas burned last night. Los
-, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

ODD FELLOWS AND THE CENrEyNIAL
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows of Penn
sylvania, in session 10 Philadelphia, yester-
day adopted q resolution looking to CO.
Lodge OF the United States aud the
subordinate lodges Of Pennsylvania in
making arrangements for q procession of the
order during the Centennial celebratiOa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

IN THE TRIAL OF The LIBEL SUIT Of The
Sam Francisco SnLIeti1 Ssainst tae Alta
yesterday granted TO strike out OF the COM
plant all matter relating to the Bank of
California, the effect OF which Is TO deprive
the Bulletin Of all opportunity 70 prove the
truth Of ita statements Ia reference 70 the
bank and Presiden Raisson, o1t OF which
the suit fyr libel grew,
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Su1caGe q an AlAermsn.

NEwAkK, Nov. n.-Aldermau John c.
johnson, q prominent resident, committed
suicide this p. m. by shooting himself with q
pistol.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Or rs.

COLUMBUS, Miss, Nov. 1.-THE grand
jury failed TO find q bill against Lieutenant.
Governor Davis, against whom charges Of
bribery were made.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Inter-
nal rev e ne, 1851 ..77.9,: customs, S4i3,lI53S
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AMERICAN COrroN FABRICS FOR ENG
LAND.-Owing to the falling on in the prices
OF print cloths, NEARLY one cent per yarI
since September 81 manufacturers OF Fan
River, Mass, have appointed q commission
to visit England to make arrangements for
the expectation OF Fall River fabrics TO that
country. Al meeting yesterday another
REDUCTION OF ten per cent. In wages was
voted, to take effect the drst NJ 1niay In De
cember, Reaching all classes, from superin-
tendelyts 10 the operati yes generally.
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HOTELS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS

- offered IN Mems ana Boys Clothing, as IF'1
well rs in Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. Meu'sKN
tuits CT syereoats, O. TO $50 and mp; Boys -
o., 90, Is % to e2 and up Mens and Boys
Boys Undershirts and Drawers, 4oc., SOC. 75c, 81
ARD up; White Linen Bosom Shirts, 75c, SIC, Al 10
$40, With q full line Of Underwear, Hosiery
Gloves, Knit Jackets, Suspenders, &c; Heavy Can
ton rlsunel Drawers. 73c. 20 81. Gall az l9i aad
novl0u w. sELBl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

BARON BLANC. the Italian Minister was
serenaded last night by the members of the
Italian Union Benevolent Society in this
city, portion of the Marine Band being en-
gagged for the OCCASION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

telegram 10 the Times, from CONSTANT
nople, says a serious encounter occurred on
the 18th OF November at Piva, i'm Bosnia
between the Turkish troops aud large body
OF insurgents. The Sublime Porte is OFF
ciaily informed that sixteen battalions OF
troops, under Chefket Pasha, were engaged
pletely routed, leaving six hundred killed on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

THE CONTRACT for furnishing paper upon
which internal revenue stamps will be
printed during the next year has been
awarded to Wilcox q Co, ofPhiladelphia, at
70 cents ger pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

MRS OATES appears at the National next
week with her fine new company in comic
opera, and the sale of seats will commence
al the box office tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

TEFAsCRgR NEW has received a letter
from Mr.. English, the president of the bank
at Indianapolis, in which Mr.. New is largely
interested, stating that as his health is much
improved, there will be no necessity for him
AT present TO leave the bank. Mr.. New
therefore. bias concluded not to resign his
office OF United States Treasurer
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THE NIcE-PREsIDENT'5 CONDITION
Dr. Baxter says that yesterday visitors were
excluded IL 0r,teF that Mr.. Wilson shoa'd
have a chance 70 recover from the fatigue in
"ident 10 having set up too much the day
HefOre. To-day he is feeling mach better
and stronger. and there Is every Indication
: al he will be able 10 start for hls d ,,lle D
Monday next,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL is engaged in
the preparation of his report, which will be
presented in connection with the President $
message, and will not be delayed beyond that
time, as heretofore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

SIXTH AUDITOR MCGREw has received a
copy of resolutions Transmitted to the Presi-
dent, Secretary Bristow, and him self, by the
republican executive committee O! Clermont
county, OHIO, expressing qualification 1T
the appointment OF Col. Meg. as Sixth Aud
tor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

Mr.. j. w. BAB5ON, chief OF the finance d.
vision of the Pension Office, will pro badly
be appointed to fill the vacancy occasioned
ny the resignation Of Deputy Commissioner
Jockey, which taxes effect December I5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

COLUMBUS ALEXANDER ON BUELL..
BOND.-This morning Mr.. A. &. Buell., in
dicted for criminal libel on Hon. u. Chand
Ter, appeared mt the court house with his
counsel. Mr.. WIN. BiTney. Mr.. COlum inlS
Alexander accompanied them, and he wa.
accepted on Buell's bond for - 900 for The
latttI's appearance for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

AT THE WHITE HOUsE.-AmOng those
who had interviews with the President to-
day were Secretary Chan Her and Attorney
General Pierreront.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

SMITH ST'CKs.-Tbe statement that sec e.
,ary Chandler has accepted the resignation
o: Indian Commissioner Smith AMI appoint
ed George GerCme, OF Michigan. TO nil his
place, is jhcoTrect. Mr. Smith offered nj.
.eSiepat'on as Indian commissioner On III
Jay SECRETARY Cna gdier took his seat, AMI
he secretary ~ that time declined ID recaiv "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

OLGA AFRO. chief of the Mission Indians. Of
California, had firal interview with Indian
Com mis- iCrcr Smith tn-day.
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FOREIGN GEWS.
Vnzer Fritz Not Coming GO the Cen.
fenntRl.
A Turkish victory.

LONDON, Nov. H.-Reuter's telegra n COM
pany deny that Prince Frederick William
ever intended 10 visit the United states.