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The Movement of Troops-What
sherman Says About IL.

NEW YORK, November 20.-A Wash.
ington telegramsays: General Sherman
when questioned about the arrival Of
troops in Washington, said, that their
coming had no important or special sig
niticance. IL was usual to move troops
about from station 10 station, Those
which had come here would stay for A
while; and indefinitely, he might say that
they were now quartered in thelBafracks
and would remain there until II was seen
fit to send them elsewhere, You know,
he said, we have 10 look out for, and take
care Of public property and guard the
arsenals, particularly the arsenals. Three
companies are quartered in the arsenal,
and fourth is in the navy yard, while
the other companies are on their way to
the Capital.
WHAT GRANT GAYS ABOUT IT. d
WASHINGTON, November 90 With
regard to the arrival Of troops from
South Carolina via Fortress Monroe yes
terday, the President said this morning
that It was merely an ordinary change OF
stations.
Gen. Sherman says these four artillery
companies equipped as infantry together
with three artillery companies from
Forts Leavenworth and Riley, which ar
rived to-day, belong to General Ham
cocks command which includes the city
OF Washington. He emphatically denies
that this change Of quarters has any po-
litical significance whatever and says
that therefore there is no cause what
ever for excitement on account Of il.
WHAT SECRETARY CAMERON SAYS.
Secretary Cameron said, this afternoon,
that no additional troops were to be
ordered here, and that the pres ence Of
those already in Washington had no i'm
poriant Significance. -i1'E 77f
ANSWER TO sUSDRY INQUIRIES.
WASHINGTON, November 20. The
Secretary Of the Navy, in response TO the
inquiries regarding the rumors OF the
concentration OF the Naval force In this
vicinity, emphatically denied their truth.
He said that the vessels Of the navy were
pursuing their usual routine OF duty
without extraordinary orders, and that
there was nothing in the way OF recent
suggestions or directions from the Navy
Department to the Commanders OF yes.
sells which could be construed into an act
which should occasion the slightest sen.
sation or excitement. The troops now in
Washington will remain there at least
until after the Presidential Inauguration,
as it is usual to have military escort on
such occasions both as guard Of honor
and in order to suppress any serious dis.
turbance which might possibly occur.
1t is probable that the Light battery, Of
second artillery; now stationed at Fort
McHenry, will shortly be ordered here,
in which case It Is understood they will
be replaced by battery @ Of the same reg
iment which left Fort McHenry for the
Indian campaign few months ago and
arrived here to-day from Fort Riley.
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SAN FRANCISCO, November 2O.-Ssna.
tors Morton, Cooper and Sargent, Of The
Chinese Investigating Commissioners,
leave for the East tomorrow.
The Postal Commission arrived last
night and began It's sessions this morning
James W. Lick, a nephew OF the late
James Lick, has filed petition opposing
the appointment Of John Il. Lick, son
Of the deceased, as administrator, and
asking that he be granted letters Of ad.
Petitions have been filed
by other heirs preierring the same re-
quest, The petitioners allege that Jas
Lick was Of unSound mind for three years
covering the term in which various trust
deeds were executed. The hearing is sci
for December 4. Tf. 8
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Moody and sanlsey Reyiyai.

CHICAGO, November 2O.-The luteres.
in the revival meetings conducted by
Moody and Sankey has been unHagsing
throughout the election excitement, and
the vast Tabernacle is thronged every
night with earnest audiences. Reports
at tho noon meeting to-day indicated m
increase in the revival energy among the
city churches. Professor Gillette, Of the
Jacksonville, Ills, Asylum for Deaf
MuteS is here with twenty pupils, to
whom he has repeated by signs the ser.
mons, hyns, prayers, &c., while they we're
being uttered.
The Christian Convention meets in tho
Tabernacle tomorrow, and all EvaDgel.
lists In this part of the country will be In
attendance.
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AuAbout a Coiored woman.

CHARLESTON, November 2o.-In a
affray in front Of a detectives
Office about $50 o'clock tonight, between
George Shrewsbury, colored, Chiet Of
Detectives, and Frank Johnston, young
white man, the former was shot through
the head and almost instantly killed.
The difficulty grew out Of quarrel between
the two concerning colored woman,
and this afternoon Shrewsbury gave
Johnston a severe beating. Four shots
were fired, Of which Johnston fired three
and Shrewsbury one.
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Libel suit TOR $4,000.

RICHMOND, November 2O.-James Jor-
gensen. Congressman elect from the 4th
District, to-day entered suit In the Cir.
cult Court Of Richmond against the pro-
prietors Of the Richmond Dispatch for an
alleged libel, laying the damages at Sl0,-
600. The suit Il based on an editorial in
this mornings Dispa,ch referring to an
article in the Petersburg IndsE.App.al
charging him with emberzling public
money while postmaster Of Petersburg.
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ITALY.

ROME, November 2o.-The Italian
Parliament was opened to-day. The
King in his speech from the throne, re-
ierring to the threatening events trans.
piring at the present time, expressed con-
idence in the counsels Of moderation,
which his government had given efFsctual
support. Regarding the relations be-
tween the Church and State, the King
said that the extensive liberties granted
the Church ought not to impair the pub
lie liberties. The government would
therefore propose bills tor making eth'
Client the reservation in laws respecting
the Papal See.
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WARRINGTON, D. c., November 90
The Postofiice Department has issued an
order for an extension OF the mail ssrv.
ice on the Wisconsin Central railroad
from Hancock to Portage City, Wiscon'
sin, nine miles, commencing Dscem.
Der lat; also to place the mail service on
the Wyandotte, Kansas City & Lexiug-
ton, Mo-, 3S miles, to commence Decem-
hnr 1at
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Receiycra Appointed. a

CHICAGO, November 2O.-Judge Drum.
mond has appointed David Tarrance, Of
New York, and John King, IT,, receivers
OF Ohio and Mississippi, under bonds Of
5000, 900 each. They left tonight to take
charge OF the property bonded. There Is
Sl3, 100000 Of floating Indebtedness. The
receivers were appointed in accordance
with the bills fled by the stockholders.
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The a. d r. Telegraph Company
Again Enjoined.

CINCINNATI, November Goat Law
renceburg, Ind, in the case Of the Wes.
tern Union Telegraph Co. VS.. the A. & P.
Telegraph Co, on motion for an injunc-
tion 10 restrain the defendant from erect.
ing wire on the poles Of the plaintiff
along the Ohio and Mississippi. Railway.
Judge Roberts, Of the Dearborn Circuit
Court, to-day rendered a decision grant
ing the injunction. The defendants then
made motion 10 dissolve the injunction
which willbe argued on Friday, the Oath
inat
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LOUISVILLE, November 20.-The fall
term Of the United States Court Of Ken
lucky at Paducah has had to be postpon-
ed, 10 consequence Of the fact that there
is no Marshal. The President removed
Col. Burns by appointing Col. o,Neal:
Judge Ballard refused 10 receive 0Neal
till 6e should be re.appointed, and as this
has not been done, there Is no Marshal,
and the Court cannot be held.
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plIssIonary APPROPRIATION.

NEW YORK, November 20.-The Meth.
odist Episcopal Committee to-day made
the following among other minor appro.
priations: Detroit $3.50, Kentucky
5000, Louisiana $4,000, Michigan ST..
500, Minnesota $1,000, Missouri 5000,
Nevada $500 Northwestern Iowa
S4,500, Oregon S2,500, Rocky Mountains
$4,000, st. Louis $500, Southern CALI
iornia $1,000, Tennessee $1,000, Virginia
$1,000, Western Wisconsin 81 800, Wis.
consin $1,000. This put the Committee
S5,47O over their total limit, and they
made up that amount by taking small
amounts of OF many districts.
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Political indignation.

sr. LOUIS, November 20.--A large In.
dignation meeting was held tonight II
the National Hall, in the Third Congres.
sional District, which was composed
about equally Of Republicans and Demo-
crats, and at which the action Of the Can
wasting Board in counting the votes for
Mr.. Frost, the Democratic candidate for
Congress, which evidently were not cast
for him, was denounced In unmeasured
terms by both Democratic and Republi.
can speakers. Resolutions were adopted
to the same effect, and demanding that
the person who changed the returns
should be ferreted out and punished.
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CINCINNATI, November 2O.-Tn the case
of the scioto Valley Railroad vs.. Dennis
Cronin, TO set aside the verdict against
the railroad requiring them to pay the
employees Of Dennis Cronin, sub.con-
tractor, for the construction OF said road
on account Of the financial failure OF
Cronin, before Judge Minshall in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Chillioothe,
Ohio, on Saturday, verdict was render.
ed re.afirming the former decision, the
Judge deciding that railroads we're
responsible for debts contracted to EN-.
ploYas. n...- La --a.--
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HMr. Hayes receives majority oi
one vote, 1t will be because he Is legally
entitled to that vote, and no outcry Of
fraud from the Democratic party, alter
It's record in New York City and Mis-
sissippi, the Western counties Of Florida
and The Northern counties Of Alabama,
will be alarming. ----- -. ...--
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FIRE RECORD.


BosroN, November 20.-A iive.story
brick building on Bridge street, East
Cambridge, owned by John Leighton, Of
Boston, Ond occupied by John Clark rs
furniture mandatory and Page & Cove,
as cheese factory, burned last night.
Lo@ on building $40, 900, partially insur.
cd. Loss 10 occupants $50, 900, insurance
$1,000,
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What MIR. Blaine Says.

New YoRK, November Ex-senator
Blaine In conversation with reporter
said their was no foundation for the
Washington rumor connecting his name
with the Presidency Of the Senate. The
traditions Of Senate parliamentary usage
and his own personal wishes would be
equally against such a step. It was a
case In which he could not II he would,
and he most assuredly would not II be
could. Nr. Blaine seemed . little sensi.
tive lest any one should imagine he could
for moment favor tho purpose imput-
ed to him.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, November 2O.-Careiul con.
tradlctions are published Of reports OF the
activity at Woolwieh arsenal In connec.
tion with the Turkish complications.
Tho increased demand for cartridges is
solely in consequence Of the adoption OF
the Martin Henry rifle in the Indian
army, ....r
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sr. LOUIS, November 2O.-Ths man
damus case In connection with the
Metcalfe-FroSt contest in the Third
Congressional district, this city, came
up before Judge LindlOy to-day, but was
postponed till tomorrow TO allow the
lawyers time to prepare their answer
and arguments,
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The United States Steamer
franklin.

New YORK, November 20.-PaSssp.
gers by tho steamer Carllna, from Bsr-
nuda, who left ST. Thomas on the l0.h
inst, report having left the United States
steamer franklin at that port. She hsd
then been In port three days. The oA-
GERS Of the Franklin would allow no com.
munication with the shore.
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New YoRK, November 20.-Ths COM
misary and quartermSSter stores on Bed
loes Island, In this harbor, were destroy.
ed, the building In which they were
placed being burned down.
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All Quiet.

CHARLESTON, November 2O.-Two Of
the negroes concerned in the killing Of
sheeman and Dehooch, near Lawton-
Vile, were arrested at Beaufort last eve
ming: all quiet now at Lawtonville.
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LITTLE RocK, November 2o.-Ths
daily Gasstts, the leading State paper,
also Democratic, was sold BY Maj. Wood.
ruff to Maj. J.. s. Adams and Maj. W. D.
Blocher, the purchasers assuming con-
troll at once. The entire editorial force
ia changed.
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CLEVELAND, November 2O.-J.D Law
ton, aged 20 years, an employe Of the
Malt Works at Fremont, Ohio, acci-
dentally shot himself with revolver to.
day while shooting rats in the basement
Of the factory,
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Weather Report.
WAN DEfAETHENL,
O1HIcT or THE CHEZ sIoNAL oHRtGEa,
WAsnlSOroN, D. C, November Ri A. ~

For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley aud
Upper Lakes, afalling barometer, south.
east to southwest winds, warmer, cloudy
or partly cloudy weather, followed in the
latter by colder northwest winds, rising
barometer, possibly light snow, which con.
ditions will continue over portions Of the
Lower Missouri Valley.
For the Lower Lake Region, northeast
to southeast winds, stationary or higher
temperature, falling barometer, cloudy
weather and light rains.
The Upper Ohio and tributaries will
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declined to serve on the committee Of
which Gov. Palmer Is chairman, because
he then expected to return home, has
consented TO be added to that committee
and will remain here until the pending
investigation Is concluded. /.
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COLUMBUS, November 2O.-Dr. Wm.
N. Awl, an old and prominent citizen
died at his residence In this city this morn.
ing. DR.. Awl has been connected with
various public institutions Of Ohio, for
tho past forty years.
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DIED.

THoMAS.-ou Monday morning, NoyOnbaSo,
1876, at quarter 10 six O'clock, = DlpthIhstti,
EopiE l., 500 Of @. @. and Z. ThonAs, agsd
ysATS II months and Is dayL :
IntGEEnsnt at supaih, ohIo. Remains will coca
the coudsr Of halt.pSat ten An, Tussdly, ths2lIt
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WASHINGTON, November 20-Presi-
dent Grant to-day commenced prepara-
ton ofhis annual message, and therefore
was mot receiving visitors, '-
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FRANCE.
RRIECTED.

VERSAILLES November 2O.-A commit.
tee Of the Senate has rejected the bill re.
Gently passed by the Deputies providing
Tor the cessation Of the Prosecutions OF
Oommunists.
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LONDON, November 20. Steamers
Britannia and sidonisn, from New York,
and Pennsylvania, from Philsdelphls,
arrived out,
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Drowned.

New YORK, November 20.-A sail boat
containing three men capsiIed 10 the east
river this morning, and two Of them were
drnRned.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, November co.
The majority in Alabama for the Tilden
and Hendricks electors Is S4,SSs.
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LONDON, November 2O.-A correspond
ent writes that Prince Bismarck is ex.
pscted to return to Berlin in few days.
lost AT SEA.
The steamer Windsor Castle has been
lost near Cape Toron; the passengers and
crew were saved.
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ruenty Yenrs Imprlaonment.

MEMPHIS, November 2o.-Joe Chase,
who waylaid and killed Levi Cahoupe, Q
French dairyman, on the fernando road
near here, November last, was to-day
sentenced to twenty years imprisonment
at hard labor.
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New YoRK, November 20.-steamers
idaho and HeIyetia; from Liverpool, ar.
rived.
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TALLAHASSEE, November 2o.-There
is nothing new.in the situation in Florida.
Everything awaits the coming Of the re.
turns Official returns are received SO
far from all but nine counties. The count
will hardly be commenced this week.
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REpoRrEp Lost.

A dispatch from NagoSakis, dated to-
day, says: Her Majesty's gunboat, Lap
wing, is reported lost in the great gale
near Chawoo. No lives were lost.
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A large number of general ticket and
passenger agents Of the leading South
western roads are in the city TO attend the
convention tomorrow for the adjustment
OF passenger rates over their respective
roads.
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A MORE HOPEFUL ASPECT,

Mr.. Cross, House Secretary at the ban.
quet in Birmingham last night, spoke
very hopefully in regard to the present
aspect Of the Eastern question. He said
ali the Cabinets Of Europe considered a
conference to be the means OF settling the
difficulty. He thought the conference
would probably meet before tho end OF
the week. He declared that tho time
had come when the waste Of the paper
currency OF the Turkish provinces should
be paid In sterling coin.
marck arrives at Berlin tonight, al.
most simultaneously with the Marquis
Of Salisbury who Is on his way to Con-
stantinople to attend conference.
E50,000 in American Eagles for New
York, and &c, 900 sovereigns for Canada,
were Withdrawn from tho bank ycster.
day.
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CALIFORNIA.


Republican Majority, 5000.
San Francisco, Nov. THE State
will probably give Republican majori-
ty of 5000.
Both parties claim the city, but. the
defeat of Piper Dem. for Congress in
this district, is conceded. Partial re-
turns from the interior show Republi-
can gains almost everywhere. There
is no question that Page (Rep.) will be
elected i'd the Second district.
Nerada.
A dispatch from Virginia City to the
Democratic State central committee
comedies that State to the Republicans
by 800 majority.
Oregon.
A Portland dispatch says the Repub-
licans claim Oregon by 500 majority.
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FOREIGN.

Cardinal Antonelli's Closing Hours.
dinal Antonelli was peaceful. About
his bedside were gathered his relatives
and many of his colleagues in the col
were comforted by the apostolic bene-
diction and other religious rites. The
Cardinal was seized Sunday with a sud-
den attack of gout in the chest while
in the presence of His Holiness giving
an account of the sums received from
Spanish pilgrims. The Pope was
greatly affected by the suddenness of
his illustrious servants prostration.
His Eminence was, by direction of the
Pope, carried to an adjoining apartment
and the Pope sent for his own physi-
clan, who at once declared all hope
gone. The sacred emblems were then
partaken Of by the dying Cardinal and
the Pope retired for short time to
another part of his palace. His High
ness. however, again visited the suf-
ferer, and remained by his side for some
time, giving his benediction before re-
firing. Long alter midnight Cardinal
Antonelli sent prelate to the Pope
asking for pardon for all involuntary
offences. He fingered along, at times
suffering intense agony, till daylight.
Then the vital energies seemed totally
exhausted, and at Z O'Clock Cardinal
Antonelli was dead.
In the cafes the Cardinals death is
the universal theme, and expressions of
grief and regret are universal. The
sudden prostration of the Cardinal
creates great CONSERVATION in the Vat
lean. The Cardinals property and
personal effects are bequeated. to his
kindred. His large and valuable cabi-
net of bric-a-brac, paintings, art, cut
and uncut precious stones are left to
the museum of the Vatican.
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ILLINOIS.
The Unjust JUDGE.

4Ht CHyuSt Juuye.
Chicago, Nov. IA committee of
twelve citizens yesterday presented a
petition of eight thousand business men
in Chicago, asking Judge McAllister to
resign on account of his conduct in the
recent Sullivan-Hanford murder trial
After the chairman had made his ad-
dress in presenting it, the judge re-
marked: Leave it with the clerk; it is
matter to go on file; 1 have nothing to
say" and dismissed the matter. 1t is
not expected here that he will comply
with the request.
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NEW YORK.

The City and Brooklyn Gire IElden
Nearly 10000 Majority.
New York, Nov. THE vote of
New York city gives Tilden H., 200;
Hayes. SO, $50; Cooper, 252. Tilden's
majority over Hayes, $3.50. The
majority for Tilden in Kings county,
including Brooklyn, is II, 1888.
Buffalo city gives Democratic gains
of 3,417.
Robinson for Governor.
Robinson is elected for Governor,
running well up with Tilden. The
vote for governor in Kings county is:
Robinson, 51,750; Morgan, 80, 100.
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Churches.

Congregational Nineteenth Street,
corner Of Hill, Rev. C n Sanders, Pas
tor. Services at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sabbath School follows morning service.
Bible and Prayer service Wednesday
evenings. Sociables, as announced.
Seats, free. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public generally to attend
the service. Strangers specially welcome.
Presbuerian-Rev. j Y Cowhick, Pas
tor. Services at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday School after morning service.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. W F War
rem, Pastor. Services at II a. III. and
$3.50 p. m. Sunday School follows morn
ing service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evenings. The public are cordially in
vited to attend.
African Methodist Episcopal
at II a. m. and 7:30 p. IN. every Sabbath.
Rev. Thomas Whitlock, Pastor.
Roman Cdtholic-Rev. j McGoldrick,
Pastor. Rev. Eugene Cusson, Assist
ant. Church On O'Neil street, above
Twentieth.
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TerrltoriaI omccr..

Gorernor-Jno NJ Thayer.
Secretary-G w French.
CHIEF Justice Of Sep. Court w Fisher.
Asso. Justices B Blair, Z A Thomas.
United States Collector-E p Snow.
Surveyor General-E c David.
Register U. s. Land Office r Thomas
Receiuer Of Public 1foheys-I c Whiplle.
Territorial 1reasl,rer-A r Converse
Territorial Auditor-Orlando North.
Territorial Li5rariaa-John Slaughter.
Snpt. Of Iastrtfction-John Slaughter
U. S. District Attoraey-J ] Jenkins.
U. S. Commissioner-J W Bruner.
Clerk Of lst Judicial Dist " Bruner.
larshal-W F Sweesy.