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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-04

Wheat ia moderate demand at lower figures. The
ected spring, 81 - aS ~ or 10. Chicago 81 % for
Northwest in store, 81 81 81 - for Milwaukee, 81 Sc
81 81 for No Milwaukee, Shcboygan and Minnesota 81 Al
for white 81 80 for choice Pennsylvania amber Corn
hrtner with sales Of lis bushels 75txc 7Gc for
mixed Barley steady; sales we're ~ 100 bushels AZ
way. Barley malt quiet Rye quiet ana nomin nall
OATS we're dull and easier Tie sales 1000 bushels at
Chicago. Beans and Psas dull and weak We quote -
Medium, choice 81 40 81 10 do. fair TO good 81 80
white kidney choice 81 IS a. IS do fair 10 good 81 10
81 ~. Peas quiet.
GUNNfEs were very quiet and unchanged We quote DO
nestle CLOTH l3c IA Borneo and Gourpore, l4c Ca
cutta o1ac.; bags, l35Sc.
HKsP AsD JuTf we're unchanged We quote American
dressed ton $40 $3.50 Tor double and S235 $40 FOR
ioS ane Russia clean 81 70 s2 ~ eod italian - 81
Be-. currency. Sisa hemp. Sc gold.
HiDEs-1he market was nominAly steady. The salee
gold less 81 per We quote -Buencs Ayres - 10 rs
lbs 2oc &c do 20 70 % lbs poe a2ihc Montevideo
Grande ~ y - lbs 2Oc. 2lo Ornooo I'll to s3 lbs
Ike; California - 10 25 lbs. 2IiSc zI1fc Central
America Is 10 2lbs 1910 zoe Matamoros - 70 X lis
20 lbs 19c 2iSc Texas and southern "a to ~ lbs i3c
5c gold, selected; city slaughter, ~ ~ lbs l0c
do. cow 40 10 ~ lbs. &c. s34c. currency selected
MoLAssEs.-The general tone OF tho market was IN.
changed and sales only OF moderate Job
bling character We quote .-Cuba centrifugal and
mnscovado refining 33c BIC. do. do grocery 2,c 4Oe
Porto Rico SIC. Soc English Islands 15c SOC New
Orleans old crop OOc oec do new crop, &c spot and
NAVAL sroRxs-Market very quiet Rosn was firm
Spirits Of turpentine WAS dn Wilmington market strong.
Charleston market nominal. We note sales Of % bbls
spirits urpentne New Yorks, at 43c and 80 do Washing
ton tar at ~ % We quote Spirits Of tupontne. H$c
42c rosin common % good, strained VI 30 III %; VIII
rnineton tar " z1 Washington ~ ~ pitch, o.
OILs.-The market without material change
in any Department. We quote s-COtsOnsecd, crude,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-04
A BOY SHOT.

Peter Curey WIS arrested in Jersey City yesterday
for shooting boy named John G. Barwick, thirteen
years old, with gun loaded with buckshot Several
boys 1t appears made a raid Cnrey's premises for
barrels and Curey fred at them The boy is not fatally
injured.
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Bank shares quiet, the only reported transac-
ton having been in Park at 139 The latest bids
annexed America, $50; American Exchange, 114&
Central National, 1ooA; Chemical 1,eoO City, 300;
First National 200; Fourth National, 95h; Gold Ex-
change 122; Importers and Traders 1876; Irving
1872; Mercantile, 1o5 lex divdend) Merchants 1927
Merchants Exchange, lo3<; New York. 13l; New
York National Exchange 1o1; Park, 13s, Phoenix 90;
Shoe and Leather, 14s; St Nicholas 1907 Union, 40
tex dividend)
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RArLRoAn ANn srArE poNns.

State bonds were quiet and featureless. Railroad
bonds were arm. The largest transactions in
Union Pacific nrsts which sold at 1011a Union Pacific
land grants sold at 96 s61S, sinking funds at s52{
Lake Shore consolidated registered frsts at l0l, West
ern Pacidcs &C. Morris and Essex consolidated rsts
1861 seconds l07, and Cleveland and Pttsburg
consolidated sinking funds at 1o4%. Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds were
active at s7}S. Hannibal and St. Joseph convertible
sold at 7s and Ohio and Mississippi seconds 651
654. Lake Shore consolidated registered frsts
brought lol C., c. and l. c. 1rsts advanced to 54
and afterward sold at So
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day the reported failure Of J. J. donaldson Sons,
whose liabilities placed at $1,000 Another de-
spatch announced the failure Of G, A. Witt Co, with
Liabilities OF $500 600
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MATRIMONIAL.


A GENTLEMAN or MEANS AGED THIRTY, DE-
II the Of refined prepossessng lady
with view to matrmony. Address A. H. box 119 Herald
Uptown Branch Office
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND EASIER
FUTURES wEAK-FLoUR STEADY WHEAT
LowER-CoRN FIBMER-RYE QUIET AND
NoMINAL-oATs DULL AND. EAsIER-BARLEY
sTEADY-BARLEY MALT QUIET-PoRK QUIET
BUT FIRAIER-IARD QUIET AND EASIER
PETROLEUM FIRArER-sPLRITs DULLl-RosN
FIRM-HIDEs ABOUT sTEADY-oms QUIET,
-wH1sKEY sTEADY-FREIGHTs
sTEADY-HEMP AND JUTE UNCHANGED
GUNNIEs UNcHANGED-coFFEE DULL-sUGAR
STEADY.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. Sc P. NJ
The merchandise markets were somewhat irregu-
lar, particularly for those commodities which are
most freely dealt in by the spectators. On 'Change
-four steady wheat was duh and lower to SELL
though holders seemed inclined resist the demands
or shippers. Corn nrmer and in tair request
Oats we're easier Whskey easier. Pork hrmer Lard
irregular and easier Freights steady and moderately
active Cotton the spot easier Futures weak Naval
stores quiet Petroleum shade hrmer Hides were
nominaly steady Oils unchanged. Coffee dull
and unchanged. Sugar steady.
CoFFEg Market for Brazs dull, mild grades were
steady From Messrs William Scott Sons weekly circular
Stock Of Rio and coffee October 2e 1875 bags
arrived since October Is ex wieland via Hamburg 1879
do; stock Of Rio and Santos coffee. November 2 1875
~ AIS do New Orleans. 745 Mobile 5000 do
Savannah 1000 do. Richmond 5000 do. Baltimore,
OBI do ahoa and loading for United States oath ut
23o,s96 do; purchased for United States ult
$4,000 do. We quote Ordinary cargoes 1Sc Is1zc
fair do 194c 193Sc; good do. 1870 zoe prime do.
1e14c. 1876; extreme range for lots, 171Sc
a PIKE; Santos, fair to good, lee 2oc
gold, ninety days. Java bags, 26c 27c do
mats, 2oc Csc Singapore. do, pc 24c Ceyon
gle pc. Maracaibo zoe DC Laguayra, zoe. 21c :
Jamaica ls1ac zoe. st. Domingo 1sc. Is1Ic; Porto
Rico, ls15c. 2oac Costa Rca, LOG 2l1sc. Mexican
2oc. IKE: Manila. 2oc Ole; Angostura Ice 2I5Sc
savanila, zoe. a Il lie Curacoa, 19c. a zoe.
CorTos the spot quiet the decline OF &c.
Futures Nc 3-l6c. The closing quotations
to-day compare with Mondays final figures follows
Monday. Norena5er / Wednesday, Noueabey 3.
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THE GOLD MARKET.

II is impossible to give the reason-for human
Judgment even in the gold board is variable and
mysthed-why gold to-day declined from 81 155s 70
81 l5 though subsequently, it recovered to 81 15K
and closed at 81 15h. 1t is conceded that the re-
suit OF the elections must quench the expectations Of
those who predicted an imitation movement, and pos
sibly this thought had something TO do with the
decline to-day 1t is announced on the other hand
however that the Treasurer has authorized the trans
fer oi $40 600 gold, from New York to San Fran
cisco. A similar amount 1t is said will be shipped
later IN the week The rates paid for carrying were
!, 2 3, "a and per cent Loans were also made Dat
Rag money is worth Sc Sec
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Government bonds closed firm At the following
quotations limited States currency sxos, 123H q
123a{; do. d., 1851, registered, ~ 121Kj DO do
do, coupon, I22I l2sl<; do. 6vetwentles 1862 reg
istcred 10 ll5A DO. do, do, coupon, ex interest
115 ii536; do DO, 1854 registered, Il6 1l5h; do
do, do, coupon, * interest, 115k ll5ki DO DO,
1865 registered 1864 l1651 do do, do, coupon, ex
interest," IGA 1l6Ai do, do, new registered, ll9
ll9J&; do do, do, do, coupon, u9 Il9J4 do. do,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-04
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

PROVIDENCE r. l., Nov 3. 1875.
Printing cloths steady 45ac for 64x64 with quiet
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rnr rNlrrD TIE rnr.srnr

Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out TO day sae0 900
gold account Of nteres. Sl72 900 ID redemption
Of ive-twenty bonds
Bank notes received for redemption to-day. $500 ooo
customs receipts sos Oo0 revenue receipts s27o 600
PRODUCE EXPORTS
The produce exports from this port Tor the week
ending yesterday IS, 1913 el7 against S. s 100
for the corresponding week in 1874 and S. 952 3s5 IN
1874 The total exports Of produce from this port
since January this year t2l1 4g5 994 against
s2i5 sos for the corresponding period 81 1874
eobO 3so A74 for Ig7a
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1915 AND ll.90 A. N.
. $4,000 U s10-4O,r..bc 11ei[
~ 5000 US5's,r 'SI.bc.c ll55s
IA 200 Y 5 6's, cur... I231s
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GALVESTON, Nov. 3, 1875.
Cotton quiet and steady; mddlng 12sGc; low mid
ding 123sc; good ordinary lli4c. Net receipts 6099
bales EXPORTS coastwise 296 Sales 2lS2 stock 64sos.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 8, 1875
Cotton easier middlng 12ssc; low middling, IKE;
good ordinary, 11sc Net receipts II $50 bales; gross,
Erent Britain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
BttcHER At To-pAVs MEETING.
IIBeRIAN TROOPS DEFEATED.
HE PENNsYLvANrA ELECTION.


tsfeu~ Bt9dcs 70 The Errsi,ag Sdul
PHiLADkLPRIk, Nov. The campaign
I'm Pennsylvania virtuslly closed SATURDAY
evening. There will be a few meetings held
by the republicans IN this city and the larger
towns throughout The state this evening. but
beyond promoting The efficiency OF local or
ganlzations 10 the last moment, little VIII be
accom- plished to eject the Important vote %
be cast 10 morrow. The state has not been
thoroughly canyssscd by either party, and it
Ia thought by the best Judges that in some
portions Of the Interior a fun vote will not
be cast TIE result In Ohio has undoubteSily
oannaSed The De mocratic prospects, but not
e. ougb. the leaders claim. 10 deteag the state
ticket. The prevailing beliefin Philadelphta
however, f. that Gov. HartTanft and me re-
publican state ticket will be elected by from
9.e0 10 10000 majority, and not a few demo-
Gratis lear that result. The school question
has been brought more into the canvas
IMAM has been supposed at distance,
and In this city 10 has materially in
lured the democratic state ticket In
LuZerne county the republicans eNpecf a
decided gain, though the democrats are
claiming The county by two thousand ma
BOrlty- Neither party has held a public
meeting In this county. In Lancaster coun-
", where there has been most thorough
canvass, The republicans claim & 600 majority
and The democrats concede 5000 Should
hartTanft fall below the latter figures I'm this
republican stronghold he would pos : DIV lose
the state. In Philadelphia the local reform
ucket mas an excellent prospect Of success.
The campaign has been q bitter aud excited
one, and has lasted most of the past summer.
The attempts AT fraud in the registr alton
nave been outrageous. A summary OF the
work done In purifying the registry shows
that 9is13 names have been stricken from the
registry lists on the petition OF democratic
citlZens and 2,13s 90 the petition OF republic
can cluzens-l2,5I2. District ATTORNEY
sheppard has posters all over the CITY this
morning s,ating that Information has been
furnished his Office which leads TO the belief
that extensive frauds are contemplated at
the election next Tuesday by corruptlv pro-
cnring election officers 90 make fraudulent
returns and by polling illegal votes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
A Lock Out Ayersesi.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA Pittsuurg dispatch
states that the threatened lock cut OF pad
oilers from the iron mills has been averted by
a compromise. The manufacturers are q
pay five dollars per ton for pudding for the
next 30 days, and after .hat the price is 10 bs
regulated in accordance with the prices paid
i'm the east. This agreement was arriv we'd at
in consequence OF difference OF opinion
between the employers and workmen regard
ing the pay for baillng in eastern cities, the
iron masters contensting that puddlers there
only received $40, while eastern mill own
ers pay IS. During 80 days our mills are Co
be run at puCdlers' compromise price;
the matter will be investigated. and 10 -
stated that both parties will willingly have
the question OF wages settled by the result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
Inauguration Of Mayer LatrObe In
baltimore.

BALTIMoRF, Nov. l-General Ferdinand
c. Latrobe, recently elected mayor Of this
city, was duly Installed and assumed the
duties of the Office at noon to-day. There
were no public ceremonies attending the In
slallation Of the new mayor and the proceed
ings were of the simplestcharacter. Mr. L. took
the Ga tn OF Office before the clerk OF the supe-
rior court, and, accompanied by a few
friends, proceeded To the mayors Office
the city hall, where he was cordial
received and welcomed by the retii -
ing mayor, Hon. Joshua Nansant, in
brief address. which was responded II by
Mr.. l.afrobe. This concluded the o.icial
proceedings. The mayors and a d lining
rooms were crowded with citizens, W ~ made
their congratulations. Among thos present
were Hon. Thos. Swami.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN NEW YORK
ngY.
Probable Defeat Of Tam many To-

lSpecid' Dispatch 10 IN EUcaiay Nayl
NEw YORK, Nov. members OF the re-
publican state committee expressed their
confident belief at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
this morning that the local Tammany ticket
viii be defeated and Recorder Racket elect
ed. The Tunes this morning declares that
victory Is organized in the city against Tam
many. The democratic leaders are some
what excited over the strength The republi-
cans and anti 1ammany democrats are de-
velopiDg, and fear that IL may seriously az
lect The state ticket In to-morrow,s elecflon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
MI. Beecher az the Meeting this Morn

INV YORK, November The gathering
al The revival meeting at brooklyn Rink
This a. m. Was not so large rs usual. Among
those present was Rev. IL. W. Beecher, but
he took no part in The proceedings. After
singing. - requests for prayer were made by
neacon haNl.y, and prayer was offered by
Rev. DIR. Cuyler. Mr.. Moody then read a
portion of Isaiah, and spoke OF the good work
an over the country, which was going on for
the cause OF Christ. Various parties in the
congregation stated cases in which prayers
at these revival meetings had been an
swered. When Mr.. Moody's proposition for
appointing November II a day OF fasting AMI
prayer was made, Dr. Cuyler suggested On at
invitations be sent to Gods people all over
The country, asking them TO Join with
the meeting on that day, and stat
ing that he had received a telegram
from The chairman OF the committee In Phil
adelphia, saying that they would come here.
A II who were in favor Of holding a day Of
fasting and prayer were requested 10 rise and
siHg the doxology, when all present started
TO their feet. The meeting then closed with
benediction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

How WoMAN CAPruKeD A BURGLAR.
At Boston, Hrs. Pest, living In Hue Hin
avenue, dlscoverod . burglar In her house
last Friday night, and, quietly clipping out.
went 70 the police stats6n, . quarter Of .
mile away. The ofhcers Who r5tarnef with
her found . burSlar under the bel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
Two Men Killed on the Il. and O. Rail-
road.

BALTIMORE, Nov. IA special from Cum
berland, Md, says laborer on the railroad .
named James McManus, was killed by a
day evening. He had no relatives in thai
vicinity, and spoke Of friends In West Chez
ter county, n. y. On the same day Jas. Har-
vey, miner, AT y orth Branch Mines, Bloom
ington, Nd, was killed by the cars at Pied
mont. Neither OF the men were marie =
Both accidents occurred On the Baitimo-S
and Ohio railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

FATAL HKnonaaAes pRox A TOOTH
A young man named Hannah, living in
Coles county I,linois, had Q tooth drawn
last week, and the hemorrhaso vas 90 excos-
sive that he wrs unable to leave the dentists
once. All eflorfs TO check the nov OF bIooI
miisd, and h. died On Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
MOODY AND SANKEY.
a Day Of Fasting and Prayer Pro.
posed.

INV YORK, NOV. INT. MOoiy prOpOsed
al his prayer meeting this afternoon that
Nov. 18th toe appointed as day of fasting
and prayer for Gods blessing. The propo-
sition was carried by a standing vote in an
assembly OF over 5000 people. IL was then
unanimously voted 10 invite all the chris
tan churches OF America 10 unite in OBJ
serving the dsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECsIPTs.-Ipternal reve-
nue., secs, les Os; customs. S5lo, 1878.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

LONDON, Nov. l.-Adv1ces nom Cape Pa
mas west coast OF Africa, TO the nth of 10.
tober. state that Q Liberian force OF 800 trool
had attacked some native villages, but wes,
repulsed and Obliged 70 retire, losing q,
killed and wounded. They also abandone 4
their cannon. IL IL said the disturbances re-
suit from the Liberian Law prohibiting q :
rect trade between natives and forei sDors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

GOVERNMENT GOLD SALES IN NoyEM
BsR.-The Secretary of the Treasury has in
structed the sub-treasurer al New York to
sell two million dollars in gold during the
nonth Oh Novem6er, sJoO,O00 Oh each Taurs-
IHV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

Deoe111go - Boal.ooo LAeo9oso.
River 1ailFoad company dlscliarEsn over iS1
trock laborego between New YORK and
Albany. Further dfsminsals are Z xoecoed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

Racmx. Nov. IA Soses az 60 Turks was
defested rely while et.sckinG 2 ssrong
hS6 10 did, while ths lo1 a the insur-
gon0 In k1llo1 Ind WOUNDED waa ou1y 20.
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A Breskly. Passs. sssss Dow. IN ,

ton last evening rendered his Reclamation az
pastor OF the Hanson Place (Br0oklyn) Bap
list church. A portion Of the eonGregation
ton, causing much trouble In the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01
The Public Debt.

The recapitulation of the statement OF the
public debt of the United States for the
month of October, 1875, just issued, is as
follows:
Debt tsaring interest an cOia. - -
Bonds AT per l0hJ ~ 30 W
Bonds at per cent .............. 657 ,2i2 75J 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

SECRETARY CHANDLER. The Detroit
Post, speaking evidently on authority" de-
MES that there mas been the slightest indica-
ton that Any member OF the Cabinet is dis
satisfied with the appointment of Mr.. Chan
dler as Secretary OF the interior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

.CHNsUI Ar NOTES The President has up
oOintCd Solomon Sternherger, of New Yor :,
o b L. =. Consul at Minatitlan. Mexico,
AMI has recognized Lorenzo Pittaluia. as
Consular Agent OF Italy, At ST Louis, No.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

Bonds issued to the Pacific Railway Com panies
interest payable i'm lawful money-Principal out,
standing, 90 Sss sl2 interest accrued and not yet
paid, 81 291.x70 -: interest paid by the United
States. o 207 M 20 intsrest repaid BY ira porIa-
ton Of nsis st. S,t =! balance Of interest
TWENTY NINTH CALL FOR 5-20's-The
Secretary OF the Treasury gives notice that
the principal and accrued interest OF the fol-
lowing bonds, known as "Fiye-twenty
Bonds" win be paid at the Treasury on ana
after the first day Of February, 1876, and that
the interest on said bonds win cease on that
day. That n TO say. bonds OF the act of June
30. 1864, al follows:
Coupon Bonds-e50-No.3 1901 to No. 1900, both
inclusive; 81O0-N0. 1901 TO No. 1900, both
inclusive; S500-No. 1901 to No. 1000, both
inclrsive; 81 .ooo-No. esooi 70 No. saisO. both
inclusive. 81, 00O, 900.
ReIaered Bsnds.-s5o-No. Isl to No. $40,
both inclusive; 4100-No. 1901 to No. 200,
both Inclusive; e500--No. Isl TO No. 1900, both
inclusive; sly0o0-No. 1901 TO No. $500, both
inclusive; 450e0-N0. 210l 70 No $685. both
inclusive; go, 00o-No. 1901 TO No. 900, both
inclueiye. eio,0oo, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

THE AMOUNT OF National Bank note cur
ency received at the Treasury department
% day for redemption aggregated SIGI,253.
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THE BAKER STAIUE.-Col. II. j. Stevens
has received letter from Hon. +. Torrey, L.
>. consul at Carr2ra, Italy, saying that GER
tain changes in the statue of Senator Baker
suggested by him Col. s. were foreseen by
the sculptor. HOratiO Stone. and that the
work will be shipped by the first vessel sail
ing for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

CIrIAaSSkh BR0Soa!rIs. AND CONsUnP,
- - ys,s I'll complete saoc.. ssi can Re-.
GfIT ss - sSs,ns psrfsctiy wonderful" IN. 3.
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HOW THE ELECTIONS ARE come.
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HOSTILE CHEYENNEs.- The recent fight
near Fort Hayes, in which the United States
troops were defeated, was with a band of
rowing Cheyennes who nearly a year ago
were declared outlaws by the Indian Bureau
and the military. They surrendered last
spring and were placed on the Cheyenne
Agency, but afterwards escaped. and Ia sew
eTal subsequent engagements defeated the
forces sent against Them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-01

The BROOKLYN REVIVAL.
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NAVAL GAZETTE.-O rdered-Gunner Geo
Dunn to the Richmond, south Pacific station,
per steamer Of the 10th November from New
York. Observation-Disclosures w. b. Livsngs-
ton from the Plymouth, and ordered to the
receiving ship Colorado, in New York; Lieu
tenant Joseph Marthon from the receiving
ship Colorado, and granted four months
leave; Master Sherdon Porter from the va
IA a, and placed on waiting orders; Mate L.
r. Strout from the receiving ship New Hanp-
shire, at Norfolk Va, and placed on waiting
orders; Gunner ID. w. Burroughs from the
Richmond, south Pacific station on the re-
porting OF his relief, and ordered TO return
home and report his arrival
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO state by the agent
OF the Pennsylvania railroad company that
any other political association could have
obtained the same facilities as regards round
trip tickets issued to voters, as the PennsyI-
vahia and New York republican association
fecei we'd, had they applied for the same TO
the Officers OF the company.