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VIZ understand that the lion, Lewis
Baker, Of the Register, yesterday received
Adispatch from the lion, Allen q. Thur.
man to the effect that the State of Ohio Is
all righlior Allen. This may be one of
those Dtlphic utlerOnccs that are deccp.
tiOns-tllat have, in other words, n
hidden mcaning-and may refer to
the defeat Of Allen, inasmnch as 1t
is generally supposed that that event
would make things all right for Thur.
man, Thurman no doubt thinks il would
he serving Allen all right to he beaten,
and We suspect that this stIe real mean.
Ing Of his dispatch to Mr. Baker. We
advise the faithful to fight shy, IN the way
Olbct', Of any news received at the Regis.
ter office. There was money dropped at
that business some years ago. The
arithmetic man Of that concern pretty
near bnrsled thecntire Democratic party
in 1868.
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Work HOUSE. The special joint
committee on Work House will make
further report to Council this evening.
II is to be hoped that their suggestions
will enable the city fathers to COnsum-
mate some plan, ut once feasible and eco
nomiCal, by which the city will be meas
urably secure against visitation from
the semi.Criminal class known as tramps,
The season is rapidly approaching
when whatever measures Council may
deem proper to adopt should be operative,
not merely begun. The approaching ses-
sion Of the Legislature will probably
afford M opportunity to secure such leg
islation Us may enable the city and county
at rs early time as they may sec fit to
cooperate in the erection OF penal in
sttutiOn suitable to their wants, but such
legislation cannot avail much the present
year. The plan may be made very SIM
pie, involving nothing but the enforce
ment of the existing laws on the sub
ject Of vNgrancy, The average tramp
has no stomach for work; he utter
ly rejects all idea Of conforming to the
true inwardnoss Of the Adamic curse, by
earning his bread by the sweat Of his
brow, Jersey city has adopted tho plan
Of setting these peripatetic seekers after
u livelihood to work vigorously on her
roads and streets, and by SO doing
has most decidedly reduced tho num-
ber Of this pestilent class on her
borders. Vaccination Is not n surer
protection against loathsome small
pox, than Is the daily and hourly danger
Of getting something to exercise their
muscular powers upon, against vista
tion by tramps. Find work and lot these
vagrants know that theywill be inexOrably
compelled to labor, and they willsh off
the dust Of their feet against the city.
Like the Arab they will quietly steal
away, II they don't steal anything else.
The experiment ia u simple one and
worth trying.
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SO STRICT a party republican as Gen.
lIuwley, so long ago as April 1874, proph.
esied the present state OF things, and sol.
emnly pledged himself to disregard party
for the sake OF sound currency, These
are his words as uttered in Congress:-
Parties create themselves. They grow
out OF some profound belief, some great
moral purpose. You are furnishing that
belief and that purpose, to-day, by making
II necessary for men TO rally without re.
gard to party lines for the defense OF
sound economical principles and the pre-.
servntion Of the honor Of the nation.
There isno man so good that will vote
for him for any office, from president
down to constable, II he Is unsolnd upon
this financial question. There is no man
30 dear to me that will not fight him
from the word go" until the election
closes, II he is unsound on this q uestion
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Col, Ben. Wilson felt the spirit OF
prophecy strong upon him a day or two
ago. Writing to Us on some business he
closes his letter with prediction that
"AIlen's majority will be l7SI7" II will
be seen that this is exactly 22,l53 less
than Aliens own prediction last Saturday
night. We believe that Col. Ben, at his
hermitage at WiIsonbnrg, wrapped, as 1t
we're in the solitude Of his own original.
ily, ismuch nearer the mark than Allen
at least %, ,lj3 votes nearer, and yet still
perhaps thirty or forty thousand ont Of
the way, II Col, Ben should happen to
hit the nail exactly On the head the su.
per.litiom Democracy Of this district
will be sure to renominate him for Con
gre" on the ground that he is an inspired
oracle.
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been able to conceal their dependency.
Whether their changed tone ARISES
from mcsmeric impression, which
some people imagine forecasts the
issue OF a political struggle, and express
by saying they "feel il in the air" or
whether they have information which
leads them 10 distrust their former esti-
mates Of strength, is not known; but the
fact Of their Encouragement is plain: 1t
is reported that quiet canvass has been
made OF the voters in few test localities,
and the result is what has disheartened
the Democratic leaders. Yesterday n
leading Democratic editor, talking with a
Republican friend, admitted that hisparty
was beaten, and laid the blame on Gov.
Tilden and his "infernal New York Dem
oCrats" As soon as the election was
over, he said, the friends Of Allen would
take their revenge by working for the
defeat Of Tilden's ticket, and organizing
a grcenback party in New York,
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FIRE itECORD.


SAN Francisco, October II. = The
hOisting works OF The Utah mine, at Wiz.
ginia City, we're destroyed by FIRE last
night. Loss, quarter million dollars.
The works were. recently completed, with
machinery to suit, to a depth Of 1000
feet. The engineer stood nt his post and
hoisted miners until he was badly
burned. -Four men remained below when
the engine was abandoned, and escaped
through nm old shaft.
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Tic Long,nnid TrnreIY.

CONCORD, October 1.-THE crowd In
the locality Of the Longmaid murder yes.
terday is estimated at about five thous-
and persons. Nothing was discovered
tending to more evidence against Drew.
An aunt Of the deceased girl, will swear
before the Coroner that Josie stood in
fear Of Drew. There are rumors Of the
finding Of pair Of bloody overalls, but
they lack confirmation.
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Elements OF Doubt In the Ohio
Vote TODAY.

From letter in yesterday Cincinnati GRzettCl
For twenty years It has been tolerably
certain, to a careful observer, how the
election wasgoing before the election day
rolled around. But twice in all that time,
'67 and ~, was there even shade Of doubt
to a discerning mind. This fall elements
OF doubt came again into the contest, and
it is only recently that they have been re-
solved sufficiently to enable us to predict
the result with even tOlerabfe accuracy.
These elements were the following:
l, The furnace men, the irOn-mill men,
and the manufacturers Of the State, were
supposed to be in aCOnditiOn Of depres-
sion that might lead them to fly eagerly
for relief to the Democratic mirage Of
initiation.
.. The business men OF other classes
throughout the State were supposed to
be pretty heavily in debt, and might
lend listening ear tOthG politicians that
promised them "chcap" and easy mode. Of
payment.
5. 1t was believed by Democratic poli-
tiCians that the workingmen of Ohio were
wholly ignorant OF finance, and therefore
might be readily deceived and misleNd by
the specious and rasCally cry Of "mOre
money" Republican politicians could
not sec how far this yilliany, might go,
4. The sinister sub bjGCtion OF the Dem.
Ocratic party to the enemies Of our pub
lie schools might alarm and ALLEVIATE from
the Democracy many good and patriotic
citizens, and throw them into the Repub.
liCan ranks.
8. The election last fall, generally IA
vorable to the Democracy, might or might
not be followed by q reaction this year,
and might or might not affect this years
election,
0. The miserable character Of last win.
ter's Democratic legislation in Ohio; the
shameful piece Of legerdemain by which
they attempted to show decrease Of tax.
alton in 1875, by throwing heavier and
intOlcrable burden upon 1915; the failure
to provide for the payment of
large portion Of the State debt; the
injury and debasNment Of our public
institutions; the legislation for the bene.
fit OF gamblers, and the general vicious
ness Of tho Legislature, might open the
eyes Of some Democrats who know that
the great burden oftaxation Is under the
control Of, and regulated by, the State
General Assembly,,
7. The deceit pracliccd upon the H.
quor dealers might disgust them utterly
with the Democratic party One Demo.
cratic, Legislature passed the law that rem.
dered the MeCOnnelNille ordinance pos.
sible. Another (lasL winters), pretending
to modify that law, left It so that Il
affords not the slightest protection to the
liquor dealers, as shOwnin the breaking
up Of COrbin's business at WestervillC,
and his final incarceration In jaiI. Thus
while Democracy holds out lis arms to
the liquor dealers, II 'leCeives and BAN.
BOOBIES even them.
s. The Germans, utterly hostile to the
tyranny and bigOtry Of Rome, might
throw their votes In solid strength against
the only party that bows submissivCly to
tho papal power.
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weather Report.
WAA ukfAkIhkAF, !
OTFICE or THR CHlEB SIGNAL 0TElCIR- :
WASHINGTON, D, C., October l2-l An.


For the Upper Lakes and Upper Mis-
sissippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
high but falling barometer, northerly
winds backing to southeasterly, and part
ly cloudy or cloudy weather,
For the Lower Lakes, Ohio Valley aud
Tennessee, rising barometer, northwest
to northeast winds, clearing or clear and
cold weather with frosts.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic
States, u rising barometer, northwest to
northeast winds, cooler, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain near
the coast, and possibly frost in the north
ern portion Of the former,
For the Middle and Eastern States, a
rising barometer, northwest to northeast
winds, colder, cloudy weather and occa-
sional rain, followed by clearing weather
and frosts on Wednesday morning.
CautIOnary signals are ordered from
Wilmington to New York.
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Ex,GoyGRSoR WALKER, Of Virginia,
who va. announced to speak at Martins
Ferry last night did not come to time
IIc wa4 suddenly called to Washington
Cily on important business from Bellairc
Yesterday. Wcmspcct that after recon-
noitering Peasc township he became de-
moraIiacd anil fell back.
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The Coming Iscmnion.

LAFAYETTE, IND, October 1t.-Evcry
indication in this section points to large
attendance at the soldiers reunion at In
dinnnpolis. At II rOusing meeting at the
Court House to-day the finance commit
tee reported 81 900 raised for free trains.
Lafayette Is the only city in the State that
sends free trains. Fifteen hundred veter-
ans will 60 from this county.
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TCnbrOeck and LOngIellOW at the
Kentucky Exposition,

LOUISVILLE, October ll.-Large NUM-
bers Of city and country folks gathered
together at the Exposition tonight to see
the celebrated horses Longiellow and Ten
brock. 1t is believed in Kentucky that
Tenbroeck Is IA fine a horse as thereis
in the land, His recent victories in
KentuCkey and Tennessee, excited lively
interest among the people to see him to
crafty their curiosity, Tho exposition
managers succeeded in getting TenbroeCk
in their hall tonight. He was much nd
mired, as the once great I.ongfellow, who
ii will be remembered receive injuries at
Saratoga that caused him to let down for
Iifn
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DETROIT, October il.-1sev. James A.
Hennessy, the founder and pastor Of 81.
PatriCkS Roman Catholic Church, died
to-day. lie was n resident Of this city 25
years, and greatly respected by all classes.
The body OF Winnie Cobb lIeadbetter,
ngel 10 years, who disappeared from
home on the afternoon Of September 10Th,
was found floating in the river yesterday.
II Is supposed she committed suicide.
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A LiI,aINmif.

ST. Louis, October ll.-Charles Mead,
formerly General Superintendent Of the
Northern Railroad, entered suit to-day in
the Circuit Court Of this county against
Wm. J. Kountz, OF Pittsburgh, for alleged
libel in publishing, or causing TO be pub
lished, in the 81. Louis Times COmmu-
nication charging Mead, while connected
with the above road, with embezzling
the funds Of the Company and hiding de-
faulting agents to escape, making con-
tracts with connecting ronds for his per.
sonal advantage, and allowing iraudu-
lent claims against the Company. DAM
ages claimed in the sum Of 100000.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,
10 THE DAILY INTEL11GENoER
WASHINGTON.
SESSION OF THE SUPREME COURT.

SESSION OF THE SUPREME CoURT'
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Su.
preme Court of the United States COM
menced its October term to-day. All the
Justices are on the Bench with the eXCep.
ton Of associate Justice Miller.
AT the instance OF Attorney General
Pierrepont, the eth inst. was set for the
argument Of the Appeal Of the United
States from the decision OF the Court OF
Claims, the latter having made decision
favorable to the claims OF the Union Pa.
CiEC Railroad, on account Of transpOrta-
ton.
In the Criminal Court to-day the ap-
plication for writ OF habeas corpus in
behalf Of Henry Fisher, late Assistant
United States District Attorney, was
Withdrawn.
James 7. Gardner, Chief Geographer
of the Geological and Geographical Sur
yey of the Territories OF the United
States, has, with staff, established his
headquarters here for the winter,
VIENNA EXPOSITION REPORT
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE re.
ports Of the United States Commission.
ers to the Vienna Exposition are now be.
ing Issued by the Government printing
office. The first out is that on metallur.
gy Of lead, quicksilver, copper and zinc,
by Howard Painter, mining engineer, 1t
Is an elaborate review Of tho exhibitions
Of various nationalitiCs and their pro.
cesses OF smelling and refining, with 4
minute desert ptiOn Of the latest discover
les Of roasting and smelling furnaces.
REPORT OF THE HLACK HILLS GEOLoGIsT.
The Commissioner of Indian affairs
received the following dispatch today
from Walter p. JannGy, the GeOIOgist
who Is exploring the Black Hills, dated
Camp on Rapid Creek, September 20th;
| have discovered gold in small quanti-
ties in the Bear Lodge Mountains about
twenty miles east Of Little Missouri
Buttes, ID the northwestern portion Of the
Black Hills. The field is limited in an
area not exceeding fifty square
miles, and il wholly in Wyom.
ing, being separated from the region
about Harney's Peak by Redwater Val.
ley. Gold Is derived from the deCompO.
sition of ledges Of fedspar and porphyry,
carrying oxides Of iron and manganese,
no quartz being found in the region, and
deposits ns far as examined are gravel
bars Of limited area, near the head Of the
mountain streams flowing In belts from
the river. l have nearly completed the
work Of surveying, and expect to reach
Fort Laramie on my return about Octo.
Der 10Th.
sECRETARYsHIP OF TIE INTERIOR.
In response to an application from Gen.
Cowan, Assistant Secretary Of the Int.
rior, for an opinion from the Attorney
General Ms to whether the former can lc.
gally perform the duties of Acting Secre.
tary after to-day, the Attorney General
has decided that he could not.
WHO lsTIIE NRw SECRETARY.
WAsHINGTON, October IL The an.
nouncement Of who has been appointed
Secretary Of the Interior will not be made
tonight, and present indications are that
II wiiI MT ha IN nln until \Vn,lnnlbnv
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CHINA.


snANGHI, October ll.-An edict has
appeared In the Gazette at Pckin cnjoin-
Ing the proper treatment Of foreigners.
The important points that the Eng.
lish Minister demands, however, in.
Guiding the punishment Of the MOngnry
murderers, are still in allegiance. The
prospects now Nre not 80 favorable for m
ultimate settlement.
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THE decline in real estate in New York
and the carelessnes with which the saw
ing banks have made loans IL indicated in
rather startling way by an agreement
by the savings banks managers, to call in
10 per cent on all their mortgage notes,
and hereafter tomake no loans on real ca.
tate for an amount above 80 per cent Of
the appraised value Of the property.
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PorsvILLE, Pa, October ll.-Thomas
Devine, night. watChman at the Palmer
vein colliery, near New Philadelphia, was
shot and probably mortally wounded to-
night while on his way to work, The as.
snssin esCnncd.
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ITALY.


RoME, October 1l.-Cnrlinal McClOsky
will leave this city tomorrow lie goes
first to Paris and will afterwards visit
Cardinal Manning at London, and Carhi.
nal CulIin, in Ireland, lie has ordered
here n splendid marble altar for the Ro.
man Catholic cathedral, Of New York,
rn1ting S4OOOO.
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Inclined iIic Nomlnntinn.

NEW YoRK, October 1.-THE Spring.
field Republican to-day announces that
General Bartlett has declined the nomi-
nation for Lieutenant Governor Of Mas
sachuselts on the Democratic ticket
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LoulsvtbLE, October ll.-A mild form
Of influenza has developed itself among
the horses in this vicinity. To-day large
numbers Of horses are reported TO be af-
fected. II Is believed to be similar to the
horse epidemic Of ~; but as yet IL has
not shown itself to be Ns severe ns the
fOFUnF
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PHILADELPHIA, October 1l.-At the
meeting Of the clergymen and aymen this
afternoon n telegram was received from
Moody, the revivalist, reading as follows:
| have asked Brooklyn 10 lei me of. |
will commence work in your city on
October 81, God willing,
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Arrcstcd On CIlnrge oI Mnrler.

MEMPHIS, October II. Alex. l..
Tatem wns arrested here this morning for
the murder Of John Aiken, II planter,
near Cotton Plank, Ark, Saturday morn.
ing, on dispatch from that place.
Tatcm admits killing Aiken, but claims
justification. lie agrees to return with
mt reuliisitinn.
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BosroN, October ll.-Michnel Carney,
the principal, and the seconds in the fatal
prize fight gave themselves up to the po-
iico
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HOLLAND.

THElTAaUE, October The Minister
OF Foreign Affairs stated In the Chamber
OF Deputies to-day that the situation with
regard to Venezuela was not such as TO
cause diSquietude, but serious enough to
counsel prudence.
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MONTREAL, October liz A gentleman
prominently connected with the Guibord
case, states that no day has been set for
the bufiat Of Guibords remains, and that
II Is possible IL may be deferred for con-
siderable time.
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Now tha, We think Of it, gold has de-
clioel since the lion. Alfred CaldwelPs
election. The old question Of "post hoe"
and opropsr hoc" Is thereby suggested once
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DictI-IIclti Tor Triat.

BosroN, October lO.-Otis Reed an act.
or and elocutionist, and for many years
the Lord Dundreary OF Laura Keenes
company, died here tonight.
A dozen Of the participants in the re-
cent fatal prize fight al Dnazys Woods
were he'd for trial today.
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Critical Illness Oi Mr.. stephens.
Of Georgia.

AUGUSTA, October ll.-Alexander II.
Stephens was taken III on Saturday. Ills
suffering il represented as eXcrutiating
and his condition critical. lie Ia afflicted
with stone in the bladder.
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Sr. Louis, October liz Arrived -
Northwestern, from st. Paul, and City Of
Helena, from ViCksburg. Departed
Northwestern, for 81. Paul; Chester, for
Memphis, and Rob Roy for Kcokuk. Riv.
er fallen incl; weather cloudy and cold.
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NEW YoRK, October ll.-Two illicit
stills and contraband material, valued AT
$4,000, were seized in Brooklyn on satur.
lnV
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HAYES ha. the prestige OF unbroken
.n,r,.. in hi, career, and there is an idea
,b,o,l that hisluck will not desert him
La,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 1l.-It is reported that
the British and French Governments are
in communication relative To steps be.
ing taken in view Of the recent ediCt In
regard to the Turkish department.
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COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

Italy will appoint committee Of Ital-
ians, residents In America, to act at the
Centennial Exhibition ut Philadelphia
The Pope will send two MOsaics, repre-.
senting The Madonna, BY Raphael.
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Marine Intelligence,

SAN FRANctsco, October lO.-Sailed,
the American Steamship Navigation
Companys steamer, City Of Melbourn, for
Sydney via. Honolulu.
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, October 1O.-The Kaiser
Hotel in this city was totally destroyed
by fire. Loss estimated at one million OF
hnllnra.
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BosroN, October 1l.-DF. Hans Won
Bulow arrived here this morning on the
steamer Parthia from Liverpool,
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LOOK out for the promised influence OF
,bs Hon. Alfred caIdwell's election on
h.re.ult in Ohio to-day.
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CAIRO, October ll.-JOhn IIutChison,
who killed Jacob Sutler here n few
months ago, was arrested on the steamer
James Howard today, by Constable Bill
lingsly.
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GhegntelIigeueer.

Tns fast mail from New York came
,l,,napb on good time last night.
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THE ELECTION

in this State Tomorrow promises TO be Of
great interest, and will be warmly con-
tested By all narties.
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OMAHA, October ll.-'There was
heavy frost here last night, and Ice formed
,three-siXteenths Of m inch on The low
lands.
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Death Of Hon. samuel Dimmick.
HARRISBURG, Pa October 1l.-Hon.
Samuel G. DimmiCk, Attorney General Of
this State, died tonight Of pneumonia.