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~Poor Uncle william Allen, Gone

~Poor Uncle William Allen, Gone II
meet Methuselah !-Sprtngieid Republican.
gan earthquake shock was felt at Ma
gasaki, Japan, on the 18th inst
~The water IN so low I'm some of ths
western rivers thst the catfish have 10 stan
on their heads 10 breathe.
ga very good two-story wooden house,
with the outbuildings, was sold at Charles
ton, =. C., the other day for sl45.
1For the best bread TO be made AMI
baked by a bachelor the Canadian agrfcu.-
tursl society has offered prize.
~Dr. Forster, the Prussian minister o.
with the Prussian portion OF his diocese.
~The Indianapolis Journal hes been soil
TO Hon. E. b. Martindale and Col. w. Z
Holloway, OF that city.
sIThe first child bonn In steuben county.
n, Y, is still living, but he II q little los
old TO be whipped and sent 70 bed o. his
mamma
~Tbere are sand blast works at We.
Rutland, VT, which turn out 800 hesyt-
stones day. most Of which are Tor soidiers'
~Two children have been poisoued a.,
Youngstown, Ohio, by eating . fungus
growth which they found on stumps-ons
OF the poor things fatally.
Jointly with Mrs. Emma Whimpie FOR nc
murder Of her husband In Little Valley, n.
T., In March last, began there yesterday.
~They say that while the nood Vas at
q trip across the street. on Dens shoaIners
was e2. Cab fare for four square ride, ei0.
~The deadlock IN e Wimbledon (Del)
city council over the election ola water en-
Rineer came 70 an end lnst night Allan
Ruth, democrat, was elected % the posi-
ton, 49, =
ga special dispatch 10 Tho Atlanta, Ga,
Consultation states that Clarke Edmonstcn.
colored, o brother % the man l1une last Fri.
day, In Fayetteville, committed al ont.
rage upon Ms. " L. Kennedy, Of Fayette
county, ga, on Tuesday.
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ARREST OF A MAIL RoBBER.-John II
Gouldman, OF Lyncbburg, Va, q brakeman
on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, has
been arrested on the charge Of having broken
open letter which had been entrusted to
him for mailing and abstracting therefrom
draft for $50 on a Baltimore house, which
he afterwards endeavored to collect Gould
man confessed bis guilt, and was released by
United States commissioner on 81 900 bail
TO answer,
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Jerome Park Races.

JEROME PARK, OeJ 1.-THE first event to-
day was mile dash, for all ages, for purse
OF $500; the winner TO be sold at auction. The
race was won by Lander by three lengths
Josie p. seconu. Century third. EVELYN Car
ter fourth. Survivor nth, Fleetwood sixth.
Time. I:46k
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Col. Doige's ExpedttiOu.

FORT LARAMIE, WY. TER, Oct. 13.-Col.
Dodge, commanding the late expedition, ar
rived here to-day. The command will camp
for few days and then disband. The scient-
lists report that nothing important has been
newly discovered. They crossed the Maui
vais Terres, but collected no new speci mems
or fossils. Col. Dodge, who crossed from the
mauth of Rapid Greek, passed Q region which
may prove q better field than Prof. Marsh's
OF last year. The expedition met the north
ern Indians returning from the Crow Butte
council. All were friendly.
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LATEST.
HE IselnAcrAlA Give IL L.

NOLUNBUs, o, Oct H.-After very care
fully figuring, A. T. Wikoff, chairman of the
republican state committee, st ates that 6S
counties now reported, give 10,607 majority
or Hayes. The twenty counties not heard
from gave a democratic majority of 5,271 in
1e'3. The democrats here claim a gain of
,402 In sixteen of these counties, and the re-
pnblicans gain OF 900 In four of them
This would leave net majority Of 4,93I for
Hayes The democrats concede the state to
the republicans.
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Awards Of (.overumeut Gala

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE sub treasurer at
neon to-day opened bids for a million gold,
aggregating 1882 500, the highest being
llh Sc and the lowest lis 16. Award of a mill
lion made at 1lG.55 TO 1866.
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THE NEW YORK RING SUITs.-Argument
was begun in the Supreme Court OF New
York yesterday on Peter B. Sweeny's motion
f0r q bill OF particulars in the ring suits and
on Tweed's application for a stay of thirty
days SO as to enable the defendant to go be-
lore the Court Of Appeals for the purpose of
term reversing Judge Donohue's order for a
bill OF particulars.
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THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
Victory for me R0aOl m IT,

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE ocean yacht race
betv cen the Resoiute, Dreadnaugnt and
Nesta, which was begun October 18th, the
course being from Sandy Hook lightship TO
Cape May 'lightship and return, was con-
Guided this morning, the ResOlute crossing
the line 10 seconds ahead of The Dre;idnaugnt,
and being dec Jared the winner.
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A MIGHTY CLOSE SHAVE.
HAYES PROBABLY ELECTED.
The LATEST Returns ESTIMATE HIS NiIORIIi
At 1884.
INCENBIARISM IN MISSISSIPPI
THE OCEAN YACHT RACE,
THE OHIO ELECTION
Democrats Claim 1900 Majority for


The following dispatch was received here
TO day:
CINCINNATI, Oct. Il, noOn.-W. II. Clarke.
The widest excitement prevails here. II
turns from the mining and river counties
show large democratic gains. The friends of
Allen now claim his election by over 1000
majority.
Hayes Undoubtedly Elected.
Aprivate dispatch received here at o'clock
this afternoon by Col. A. H. MARYLAND, from
X III. Stephenson, chairman of the Hamil Son
county republican committee says:-"Hayeg
is undoubtedly elected by a small majority
Democrats concede ii here"
tBY ASSOCIATED PRrSgl
The Democrats Acknowledge n De.
Feat A Democratic Charge aud Re.
publican Denial.
COLUMBUS, Oct II, a. m.-AdditionaI re-
Turns do not materially change the result on
governor The following short CORES pond
ence is a portion of the election amenities of
the Ohio campaign.
DEMOCRATIC CHARGES OF FRAUD.
Inc democratic executive committee to-
day sent the following dispatch:
COLUMBUS, Oct. BID Hon Heafrick Il
Wright Chairman State Dem. Committee PhiLd i:
The state has gone for Hayes by small ma
jOrlty. The returns indicate that the demnc
raey pOlled vote 90 900 larger than was ever
cast for any man elected governor of Ohio.
our defeat was the result of the most lavish
expenditure OF money which ever character
lied political contest, the colonization of
fraudulent voters, and the Introduction of
the false issue on the public schools which
excited the prejudice and bigotry OF ligious
hate. (Signed) JNO q. THOMPSON,
for the Dem. Executive Committee
REPUBLICAN DENIAL.
The republican committee, TO show the
other side of the question, tonight send the
following dispatch:
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. 13.-ChairBaan Re
pltottcdn Central s. ate Committee, PhlLddelDIia
Pa The dispatch OF John &. THOMPSON
chairman Ohio democratic committee, OF
this date, to the chairman of the Pennsyiva-
MA democratic committee, so far as ft re
rates 10 frauds perpetrated and lavish expen-
dlture OF money by republican, of this state
is falsehoOd, and he knew il when he signed
IT. (Signed) A. L. WIKoFF. Chairman.
Still Figuring Ont a Handsome Ma.
jOrtty for Hayes.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14.-There is still intense
excitement here over the election news aud
much figuring is being done. The democrats
DO not expect to dissi pate the majority en-
tirely. but claim that 10 will be very small.
The republicans figure very close, bat still
rely on several thousand majority.
Later Returns.
ClNCsNNATI, Oct. 1.-THE following is
CIi' Tuned at the Gazette Office: Returns fro n
counties give net republican gains OF 2,OOD
n" j. counties yet TO be heard from are
such IS 10 inspire more doubt than hope.
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THIRTEEN MARRIED TO TwENrY-oNE.-
Augusta Seiger, aged thirteen, was married
wednesday, at East New York, to a young
man named Henderson, aged twenty-ole.
dendrickson had abducted her for a time,
and her parents had him arrested. He com
promised by an offer of marriage, and Jus.
tlce Gertmer, whom he was brought before
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Drain OF Specie from the Bank Of
England.

LONDON, Oct 1.-The amount of bullion
on band in both the issue and the banking
departments OF the Bank Of England at the
close Of business yesterday was about f25,-
025,0oo sterling, or 41,33Q, 900 less than last
week, and t2 ,3oS, 900 less than the week end
Ing Sept. 30th. There has been a further
withdrawal OF specie to-day to the exte 1t of
tS,OCO The proportion of reserve TO liability
has steadily decreased, and is now 81 per
cent. as against 40b last week and 4sx the
week before. The governor and directors of
the bank, at their regular weekly meeting
to-day, advanced the minimum rate of dis
count from ~ to 3K per cent.
England and China.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Renters Telegram
company have received q dispatch from
Shanghai, stating that newspaper OF that
city asserts that Minister Wade is expected
there shortly. The intelligence is not au-
thenticated. News has been received here
announcing the death Of Berger, the famous
billiard player.
England Satisfied with the Ohio Elec.
tfOn.
The newspapers of London are unanimous
in their expression OF satisfaction at the re-
suit of the october elections in America.
Turkey Under Pressure.
LONDON, Oct. l.-The Pail Mall Gazette OF
this evening publishes a speciaI telegram in
which IL is said that under the pressure OF tn g
great powers Turkey IL diminishing her con-
centrafiOn OF troops on the Servian frontier
ard Servia is demobiliZing her forces.
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NOMINATIONS IN MASSACHUsETTs- Hon.
Charges q. Davis, of Plymouth, Mass. was
nominated fol Congress yesterday by the
LIST Congressional district democratic con-
yentiOn, held at Middleboro'. Mass.
The executive committee of the democrat
lc party OF Massachusetts, decided yester-
day To place the name of John Quincy Adams
upon the ticket for lieutenant governor, vice
Gen. Bartlett. declined.
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Outlaws Sentenced.

John Bulliner and Allen Baker, leaders Of
the Williamson county, III, outlaws, were
convicted yesterday for killing Col. Geo. W:
for twenty-five years each. Other indict-
ments for murder are pending against them,
and they have little hopes of escaping the
gallOws.
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FATAL ExPLosION.-A Detroit Mich
dispatch states that the steamtug Miller ex-
plOded her boiler and snnk In Thunder bay
yesterday morning. C0pt Muller and his
clerk were killed aud the fireman was seri-
ously injured.
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The NOE MURDERER--The New York DO
lice authorities are succeeding almost be-
You'd their expectation in securing evidence
against John Dolan, now under arrest,
charged with the murder of Mr.. James III.
Noe, merchant OF that city, some weeks
since. The last bit OF evidence, obtained on
Tuesday, is considered of much Importance
When Mr.. Noe was found dying I'm his store
white silk handkerchief with a blue border
was discovered about his neck This hand
kerchief which Was completely drenched
with the blood OF the victim, evidently be-
longed TO the burglar and had been used by
him as gag. The superintendent OF police
han an interview with Mary Reed, Dolan' :
mistress, on Tuesday, during which the HAND
kerchief was shown her. Owing TO its bloc
stained condition she did not identify il a [
once, but on making a further examination
she positively Identified IL as belonging Ca
Dolan. She further added that while living
with Dolan she had twice obtained possess
sion OF the handkerchief, but he had taken n
away from her each time. She had not, how
ever, seen IL in his possession since the date
OF the murder.
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A CANDIDATE DisABLED.-Mr n. w.
Plersol, the republican candidate for the
house of delegates in Fairfax county, while
cutting wood at his home near Accotink
yesterday evening, cut his foot severely by
the glancing of his axe. A clean cash two
and a half inches long was made, down 10
the bone The sharpness of his blade shows
that he would be good man for those to go
to, who have axes TO mend.-Ateraadria
.SeylfiueI I2fb
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THE FRIENDS OF "FREE CUBA" here are
deriving fresh comfort from the announce
ment, via Paris, that our minister at Madrid
has given the Spanish government notice
that unless II can put down the insurrection
by the end OF the year IL will be impossible,
without outraging public opinion any longer
10 deny the Insurgents recognition a. bellige-
rents. The recent despatch OF additional mill
tary reinforcementS from Spain is looked
upon as the result OF this HUT, but the Gu
oans say they are confident that the patriots
Will take as good care OF them a. they did of
the reinforce ments previously sent, and IN At
the winter will not pass without recognition
which viii mean practically Independence
Under this Frightening prospect, IL Is not sur
prlslng II contributions To the cause are more
liberal than flate, and, as a re suit, YOU must
not be astonished TO hear ere long thai
another quick-sailing steamer, with muni-
uonss OF war, and men who know how 10
place them where they will do The most
good, has succeeded in accomplishing her
mission somewhere ON the coast OF the ever
faithful isle" At all events these ara the
current Impressions among people who ha We
been slngnlarly well informed heretofore on
Cuban affairs, and as such they are worth
giyirg.-N. y Cor. Pltild. Ledger
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THE PRESIDENT spent yesterday in rid
ing about the city OF Chicago, and receiving
friends, and started for Washington last
evening.
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FALL OF BUILDING-TtCo Men KiHed-
The old brewery of Kuhus & Hoffmeister,
situated at the corner Of 10th and Singleton
streets, fell about eight o'clock Tuesday
night and two men, named Conrad and Haas
were carried into the cellar with the ruins
and killed,
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git Is said that Miss Charlotte Cushmeu
has taken apartments At I'LL Girard street,
Philadelphia, for the winter, the same house
In which Mr.. Charles Foster, spirit medium,
has his rooms.
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THE "PEACE UNION" at New York, was
addressed last night by Commissioner Mea-
cham, Judge Westbrook, John w. Browning
and Others. ~ resolution was adopted de.
manding Congressional Investigation of the
Indian troubles. 1t was voted to hold a
mass meeting on the subject at an early
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RUSSELL c. ROSE has been appointed
storeke eper of internal revenue for the sth
d strict Of TirgInia
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NEW YORK, Oct. A.-Judge Lawrence, OF
the supreme court, has denied the motion
for stay In the suit against Tweed, holdfog
that the orders OF general term, which it is
eEtiFeiy dissretionsry with he court. '''"s
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut F. A. Miller has
beer detached from the Richmond, South
Pacific station, and ordered 10 return home
and reI Ort arrival.
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THE TRANSATLANTIC STORY that the
United States government has diplomati-
cally threatened TO acknowledge the bellig L.
erent rights OF the Cubans in clse hostilitie7
are not closed before January Isl, receives no
credence in Washington.
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AN ERRING MINISTER SUsPENDED.-The
tennessee Methodist Episcopal conference
now In session at Fayetteville, found Rev
~. John w. Henner, jr., guilty of the charge
o. try ing 10 corrupt the virtue of Miss Nav
lor, and suspended him from office and the
Christian ministry for one year. DR.. Hen
hef is one OF the Oldest, most eloquent and
Popular or the southern ministers. He is
said TO have acknowledged indiscretion, and
warned the younger members OF the temp
faitons 70 which they are exposed.
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A WRESTLING MArCH.-The Gracco-
ship, between William Miller, of England
out late Of Australia and California, and
Andrew Christ0l, Of France, took place at
tue Grand Opera House, New York, on Tues
day evening. Miller Is Q young giant weigh
ing 1913 pounds, with an arm like the piston
OF an engine OF 600-horse power. Christol
was shorter, but very muscular. His weight
was leo pounds. After q long and exhaust
three out of five falls.
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Our Neishbor. at the Cente,

Our N91GhbOf1 NJ the COnt0A0f0l,
OTTAWA, ONT, Oct. H.-Hon. Letiitter de
st. Just has returned from the maritime
provinces where he has been organizing ad
visOry boards in connection with the Cea-
tennfal exhibition at Philadelphia. He be-
lieves that those provinces will make most
creditable display at the American exhibit
linn
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PoLYGAMIsTs TO BE INDrcrED-Judge
Foreman, OF the l. =. District Court in his
charge 10 the grand jury at Salt Lake City
yesterday, called upon that body TO indict
all persons known 10 be living Ia polyganiy,
and said IL derended upon the grand Jury
whether the laws shall be enforced or moi.
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The French government has decided that II
has DO right TO interfere directly in the in
ternational affairs OF Turkey, but will ad-
dress a note to that government On the guar
antees Of the Turkish loan.
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The PeBnsyivania Treasury Inyesti-

HARRISBURG, Oct. 1.-THE state treasury
investigating committee adjourned until
next Monday afternoon.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN Il CO.-Judge Law
renee, OF the Supreme Court of New York,
yesterday granted an order requiring Wash
fngton A. ROobling to show cause why the
order of ARREST against Duncan, Sherman &
Co shOuld not be vacated.
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gro. f. HARRIS, ex-memher of Congress
from Mississippi, is 10 be married at o'clock
tbs AFTERNOON to Miss McAlIister, at the res
idence Of the brides parents, No. 1923 New
York avenue.
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Not That ssMr. Nar.

Not That Mr. NaFsh," but Another.
NEW YORK, Oct 14.-F. p. Marsh, 20 long
known as tiess 1t agent and telegraph man.
ager at the New York hotel, has been APP
pointed general eastern passenger agent OF
the New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago
Railway Company.
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The ANNUAL REPORT OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company shows the gros
ended June 30th to be 90. 56l, 574.6O, and tn
gross expense %, 80, 414.77, the net prodt be
ing e3, 20 1888. The old board OF director
Boston, in place of Mr.. Mum6ord, deceased.
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SPORTS OF THE TURF Tennessee Races -
lGe fall meeting OF the Albion Jockey club
commenced at Gallatin, Tenn. YESTERDAY
Inc track was in splendid condition aud the
attendance good. The first race, Murphy
STAKE fof two year Olds, one mile dash six
horses started, and was won by Grit; Phoebe
III. second, and Wiregrass third. Time LAX
the fastest for two yearolds on record. Tie
second race, Granger stake, mile heats for
green three-year olds, was won by SalIie
Gardner; Redman second and Pythias third
Time, 1:45, 1:i5A.
At Point Breeze Tro.ting Park, Philadelphia.
yesterday, Billy Ray, the favorite. won the
nrst race in three s rail- ht heats over seven
DINERS; best time, 2:304. Four heats were
run IN The second race, Joe Brown taking
two, Ella Madden one and Nellie Walton
racing for the day. There were seven start
ers. The contest Will be continued to-day.
CoLoRED MEN MURDERED IN NEW Or
LEANS.-A New Orleans dispatch, dateI yes
terday, says: This community was shocked
this morning TO learn that three colored men
were attacked late last night; one killed out
rlght, another mortaliy wounded. and the
thlrd receiving slight injuries. Two OF the
three white men charged with the crime ha We
Deen arrested and are in Jail. Citizens As.
sembled on the streets 10 denounce the great
wrong perpetrated, and in the afternoon An
immense mass meeting was held al the court
touse, when stores were closed that all might
attend. Rev. G. X. Marshall presided and
resolutions were adopted condemning all vi
olence, disclaiming any responsibility of the
oeeds last night, and pledging support OF the
laws OF the land, which are strong aud DOW
eriul enough for all. The CITY is perfecIlv
quiet, with frmer REORGANIZATION than ever
10 check violence in the future.
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THE AMOUNT Of national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for
resumption Aggregated ISIS. i23.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENr-A work.
Ing train Of an engine and four cars ON the
New Brunswick railway, near West And
over, N: B., on Tuesday broke through tenn
porary bridge, killing John Mcdonald, con-
tractor and inturing one man seriously and
four others Affinity. g 8
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY -Inter-
nal rev enue, sos, 9ls42; customs, 1895, 6i9. "A
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A CAPUCHIN MONK BECOMES SWEDEN
BoRGIAN.-The adult candidate who pre-
scented himself for baptism at the meeting
OF the Maryland association OF the new cruz
salem, In this city, on Friday evening, was
German named Faber, who had been "A
monk OF the Capuchin or Ter. He now pro-
poses 10 preach the Swedenborgiau doctrines
and will probably begin his labors in Balti-
more-W tkEltiIQFOn IDel.1 Ohm llerciIl
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THE BLACK HILLS SURvEY.-The Com
mi ,Ionel of Indian Affairs to-day recei we'd
a dispatch from Prof W. p. Jenney, the
government geOlngist exploring the Black
Hills, saying he has surveyed and mapped
al the country between the two 70 rks OF the
Cheyenne, which tract embraces the entire
BLACK Hills reZiOn.
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A FISHERS NEW DYE WORKS,

A FISHERS NKw DYE WORKS,
zoe G STREET, MAR NINTH SrREEr,
CONNECTED WITH
kkS CHEaIOAL SCOUTING WORKS
y1xT EsThnhT, MAR q. OPPOSITE PA
B.-Dysins and Cleaning Gentiemenh Ga
al :, seeeiAifJ q short notice. Fair prices
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SENATOR EDNUNDS, OF Vermont, who has
been tended the vacant L. s. Circuit Judge
ship created by the death of Judge. Wood
ruff, of New York has, IL is understood de-
clined the offer. Senator EdmundS has Just
entered upon term of six years in the L. s.
Senate. which he prefers to a judicial posi-
ton. The salary OF each is the same.
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GOLD IN ALASKA. A communlca lion
has been received by the Secretary of the
Treasury, through the collector of customs
at Sitka, Alaska, from Geo. Holt, a miner
ard proSpector, announcing the discovery of
gold in paying quantities In that region He
gives IL as his opinion that there is a vast
gold field there; in fact, a second California.
kinds.
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zinc NSA

NINNtNNATI, UCC. If.-The tOIIOWIng IS
lii timed at the Gazette office Returns fro n
. equities give net republican gains OF 2,0OD.
r." j. counties yet TO be heard from are
such s 70 inspire more doubt than hope.