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National Republican., 1876-10-06
.IRECTORY.

DIRECTORY.
HOTELS AND FIRsT-CLAss BOARDING.
HOUSES.
The special attention OF CENTENNIAL VISIT
ORs, SENATOR'S and REPREsENTATIVEs,an and
others who have not yet secured quarters, Is called
to advertisements in this column. Persons having
such accommodations requested to send in their
advertisements at once.
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REPUBLICAN RALLY At ARLINGTON
NOTES AT THE NAVY YARD

Miscellaneous Paragraphs of Interest
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Nobby Suits to Order, s22 and s25,

At l. HAMBURGER & SONS, 615 Pennsylvania
avenue, under Metropolitan hotel.
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THEATRE CoMI9TE. = MoNDAY,

Il October EVERY NIGHT AND WEDNEs2.
DAY AND SATURDAY MAT NEES.
GRAND REOPENING FOR THE FALL AND
WINTER sEASON,-For this week only the great
Art Exhibition by Matt MOrgan's celebrated New
York Novelty Company. together with Matt Nor
gan's Historical, NEUROLOGICAL and Scriptural Tab
leauX.
Seats secured for the entire week at the following
places without extra charge: Brad Adams book
and news depot, sI2 street; j. P. Barker. cigar.
stand, National Hotel; Finley & SUPPLIES Chesz<
peake house; NJ. Goldstein cigar store, Gil Penn
James Hotel; Harvcy's restaurant, Eleventh and
Pennsylvania avenue: cigar stand, Imperial Hotel;
cigar stand. Owen House: Brad Adams branch
depot, l4ll Pennsylvania avenue, and at Theatre
COmiuUP. NOD
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Employ any drummers or
canyassPrs.

WE DO NOT
Employ any drummers or
canYassers.
WE DO NOT
Pay commissions to any
body for the trade sent to
US.
WHEN YOU ARE
Recommended to our
house you can rely that the
person recommending you
does so on the merit of the
style and prices of our gar
ments.
A. SAKs q Co.,
SIC Seventh street.
INFANTS, children's and misses Button and
Lace Shoes of the latest styles, at
H. L. STRAsBURGER's,
Nos. 306 and 3OS Seventh street.
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BARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
1925 Pennsylvania avenue

JUST RECEIVED. Fall stock of Engravings
Photographs, Water Color Drawings, &c., and the
latest styles of frames am Offering the celebrated
cOlOred photographs at greatly reduced prices. Oil
paintings and water color drawings in great va
riety: Dresden porcelain Paintings and frames to
match. AL styles of frames in gold and silver leaf
German gilt, walnut, Spanish and French maple.
Picture nails silver and copper wire. Mirror and
portrait frames made TO Orie- and rcgilt. Paint
iDgs cleaned, restored and vanished. Remaining
stock of last years chrOmos at REDUCED prices
lrrn
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MEETING OF CAMPAIGN CLUBS
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SPORTSMEN.

Brown Paper Shells for breech-loaders, 81, Sl.10,
81 25 and g. 50 per hundred 10 and Il gauge wads, Is
to 60 cents per box powder 10 cents to o. 5 per h.
Eley's caps, all kinds; New York shot and cunning
materials, at REMINGTON'S ARMS AGENCY,
52l Seventh street, opposite Post Office. se26-Im
National Republican., 1876-10-06

e~REMEMBER JUS THIS OLD
S STAND. He pays for Secondhand Cloth
ing Boots, Shoes, &c, as ''fair (cssh) prices as
he always has, at 6l9 d street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets northwest. Note by mail promptly
attended to. seDu-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

Scion Robinson, for many years the agri-
cultural editor OF the New York Tribune
and now q resident Of Florida, says, al.
Florida will Certainly 90 democrStic. and
that he will cast his vote for the democratic
state ticket. It Is time, he thinks, that
Florida had An honest state government.
The democratic nominees for Congress will
also be elected. The New York Evening
Post doesn't think the October elections In
Ohio and Indiana amount to much, anyhow
The movement In the 7th MASSACHUSETTS,
district to induce Judge Hoar to run for Con.
gress a. an independent candidate is said to
be growing" ''"A correspondent OF the
New York Times says the prospect in Ohio
desperately; both win poll their entire
strength; there may be slight republican
losses I'm some of the cities, which win be
tricts; and. 1nally, the state VIII give 10.
publican majority-noe lsTkes pehaps, but
soreiy nos - 6A - IN ~ 40, wnicn
thai number"
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Avn Apology from PrInce lGiiau
HOW HE LOVED HER.
A Degenerate GrandsOn Ssabs HIS
Sweetheart Nine Times

CINCINNATI, Oct 4.-Wm. Henry Harri .
son, grandson OF the former President OF the
United States, yesterday entered the resi-.
dence OF John ii. More, In Boone county.
Mary, the eldest daughter OF Mr.. More, and
upon being rejected. stabbed her nine times
IN the breast and face causing injuries which
IL is thought will prove fatal. Harrison,
who is abont forty years OF age, lost bis wife
about ear ago, and OF late had been visit
iLg Miss More frequently, but had received
no announcement on account OF his dis
sipated habits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

A WILLIAMSBURG MAIDEN's STORY
MISS Petronella Froehlich, aged 25 years, OF
q breach OF promise suit against Henry HoeI-
Nrer, OF Cook and Humboldt streets. Mr.
Hoeilerer Is IS years old According to her
story, she became acquainted with him two
weeks ago at moonlight picnic. Gle
promised me that night" she said, "that he
would marry me the next cay, but when the
next day came, he put Ii of for last Sunday.
AS be did lot come to my house for me,
went TO bis and said, Come, let US be mar
rted.' No, you just get right OUT be said; Il
no marry you and be took me right out of
the house. Well, never mind, will make
him feel worse than IL he had married me.'
4 N. Y. It7l. Sd.
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wall Nfreef Io-nnx

NV uhht OF. 7 -Inp POSTS 6nancIaI
sfucle says: Gold opened al 10, and fell by
l0:+a O'Clock TO lO94. Since then all the
sales nave been AZ los Asa. Exchange strong
at ass SaiS5 Money easy. CoyernmeDS
bonds are lower for the IS OF 1855, the neg
65s, 6ls, 6Ss, and 10 4Gs. and i for tne OH Csc
and The new nves. Toe decline an gold is the
reason assigned. Toe stocs market opened
al higher than 10 closed yesterday. except
Tor Lake Shore, Michigan Central New
YORK central and Western Union Tele-
graph, which were unchanged. Stnce the
opening the market has been Irregular. New
Jersey Central, with slight reactions has
been strong, and advanced 6 per cent. since
the opening, or 10 IS Delaware, Lacka-
wanna aud Western, after advancing , de-
cined during the first hour l., aud since
then IL mas advanced. Delaware and HUDSON
cansl, during the first halr hour. advanced
y; IL afterwards fell y and has since recov-
cred y. The remainder Of the list has been
strong except ST. Paul, Northwest and Rock
Island.
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The MAHkNla.

BALTIMORE, Oct 4-Cotton qutet and
essier-middling, lOhaS. Flour active and
stroDg-Howard street extra, 5Oa5 IS; CITY
Mills Rio brands, 6.25a615; other grades
unchanged. Wheat active strong. and
higner-No. western red, i2;al 81. No Z
DO, l.20al %; Pennsylvania red. l20al2I;
Maryland red, good To prime, 25al.30; do.
amber, 32al.35; do. white, 20ai IS Corn
Southern quiet; western active and firmer
and haA higher; southern white, 52a55; do.
yellow, 56s5S; western miNed, = =. spot:
d s last half October; s. ass > November
Oate steady and firm - sOuunern prime,
tOa45; western white, 40af3: do, mixed 3ta37
Rye quiet and steady. 5Ss6O. Hay scarce and
nrm-Maryla land aud Pennsyl vanla prime,
-. Provisions STEADY, firm aud unch anged
Pork, iS00als %. Batter firm and demand
good unchanged. Petroleum nrm-crude
II ai2as; refined, -. Coffee strong aud uu-
changed. Whisky nomiually nrm, INA Re-
celpts-nour, ,O1O; wheat, l. 900, corn, 81 600:
oas, i 1907 rye, 200. wheat,
8, eco; corn l3l 600
BALTIMokE, Oct a. Virginia 6's, de
ferred, "a; DO. consolidated, g +; do second
series, 33 North Carolina 6s, old, 10; 40
new, 6. Sugar steady, kalO4.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4-SJocKs active, bet
ter feeling. Money, IN. Gold, o.. EK-
Grange, long, sSi short, 4slk. Govern
ments active and lower.
INV YORK, Oct. 3.-Flour shade nrmer.
Wheat lac. better. Corn advancing.
LONDON, Oct. 4, 1880 p. m.-Consols % ii-lG
Tor money and the account. Erie, .. The
amount OF bullion withdrawn from the bank
on balance to-day is fll6 900.
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Congre..touaI Nomt..ttop.

hAk1FORD, Oct The demo rats OF the
inst congressional district to-day nominated
Hon. George NJ. Lsncers.
BosroS, Oct a.-The 9th Conversational
district republican convention upminateI
Dr. George y LOring. Ben. Perley Ponre
received out OF ~ votes.
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A Very Close Vote.
THE WAR In THE EAST.
The Porte Unable Go Curb the MOb

LONDON, OcL-Tne Tnerapia correspon.
dent OF the Tunes In letter 10 that paper,
dated September 10Th, says:-Tne Porte
grounds Its resistance 10 the demands OF the
powers on its alleged inability TO euro the
passions OF the moo. Its ultima ratio is q
threat OF massacre OF the Christians. The
Turkish ministers sllege that they are con
stantly receiving anony nous letters, and
placards are posted at every corner OF SIAM
government II they accept conditions incom-
pauble with the dignity OF the empire.
Shrewd persons are inclined to believe these
menances are prearranged by the govern
ment itself, but many European residents
and even some OF the diplomats, especially
Mr.. Elliott, the BIiStih ambassador, are
disquieted by them. The panic in Peroa is
almost as general as In May last st the time
OF the Sofia movement
Why the Turkish Cabinet Refuse 10
Endorse the Programme.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Times has q dispatch
from Berlin saying: "Tne Turkish cabinet
are understood 10 have declared, In regard 10
the programme submitted TO them by the
powers, that they cannot be expected to
endorse programme COL corning which such
differences exist among the powers them
selves"
Bismarck Going Home.
"There Is every reason TO believe that
Austria will decline 10 make common cause
win Russia as long as Count Andrsssy
remains in office. Prince Bismarck. who
intended to remain at Varzin until Novem
Der, is shortly expected TO return home"
Won't Grant an Al mtstfce.
The Tunes and TeJegydph's Paris cores
pondents agree In stating that Turkey, in
answes TO the propositions OF the powers,
has refused to grant an armistice. The Paris
correspondent OF the Telegraph says: 81 am
assured that Austria mas not definitely
refused
THE RUSSIAN PROPOSAL,
but has asked time for reply. Meanwhile,
Austria has communicated the proposal TO
the other powers" The Paris Li6eTte has
special which says: austria has declared
that she will not undertake occupation Of
turkish territory except al the request OF
the powers"
Another Armfstice Proposed.
LONDON, Oct. "A special dispatch 70 the
Daily News. from Belgrade, says: sit is
reported here that England has Suggested TO
weeks, and that Turkey is disposed to as
sent" In confirmation OF this the Tele-
graphs Paris correspondent says he has
reason TO believe that England has already
taken the Initiative by requesting Russia To
wait till last effort made TO induce Turkey
TO come 10 terms by fair means.
An Apology from Prince Milan.
BELGRADE, Oct. 4. Prince Milan has
written General Sumarakoff, The Cars
himself in the matter OF the royal proclama-
ton.
LONDON, Oct A special dispatch from
Berlin TO the Pail Mall Gazette says: "The
guaranteeing powers are preparing a collec-
tive remOnstrance, calling upon the Porte TO
accept their proposals. IL is hoped this
measure will be effectual as though the
tse excitement OF the population, IL would
not he displeased If the powers applied fur
ther pressure so as TO provide IL an excuse
for ultimately yielding"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

AN ENGINEER's EXCUSE FOR KILLING A
MANA reckless engineer last week ran
at Tatesyille, on the Lehigh and Susque-
hanna railroad, and then gave as his expla-
nation that he was under the Impression
was waiting on the road to rob the nav car
which was attached to the engine. The Typo
graphical Union has taken the matter in
hand and Is prosecuting the railroad compa-
ny and particularly the engineer, for the a.
legged murder.
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Annual Meeting Of CeIored Odd Eel

MEMPHIS, OCT The thirty-fret annual
meeting OF the National Grand Lodge OF the
United Order OF Odd Fellows tcolorei) be-
san nere yesterday, and was called 10 order
oy Grand Master Remind Fauat, OF Phila-
9ei phis forty-six delegates were present.
NEW ID Philips, OF Memphis, was chosen
CHAIRMAN. After subjects Incident 20 the
uIeanlLstlon OF The council were discussed,
tce meeting adjourned until this morning.
whsn me address OF tue grand master viii
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CENTENNIAL NOTES.-The cash admis
sions at the main exhibition building. Phila-
delpbia, yesterday numbered II ,52S. The
remaining awards OF the judges will be
made public TO day. Great preparations are
being made for the Rhode Island and New
corporate the Virginia day with that of
Mary land on the 10Th instant. 1t is sug.
gested that the state days should close with
grand reunion of the Governors and officers
Of states and territories and the incoming
and outgoing Presidents.
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A BRIDE's BITTER aoNRYMooN.-Two
weeks sgo George Olingee married his wife
Martha OF Essex street, Jersey City. He
took his mother and sisters 70 his new nome,
and the moiheY.in-law made II lively for
aud jewelIy. and George defended his sisters
The ride procured warrant for her hus-
bands arrest. The constable was beaten by
The m0ther.in law when he served the order.
He finally collared the groom and dragged
him out. The justice 10 trying to make
peace In the household, but Martha win not
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INDIAN HORSE THIEVES ON n
RAID.
several Men KILLED aud Over n Huu.
ar$d Hor~.s Ssal..

INV YORK, Oct A 81 louis disnatci,
says; AdNloes from Wade. Texas saws n
party OF twenty-five indians struck fha
Nutces river on tie cStn uitfno stealins
horses. They were followed by q small hsn
Of white men. who went 10 Trio seitlemenl
for help. The Indians swept down the sabine
river below Trio city. stealing horses, at
three white men and several MeNlcans
The visited Trio and Genoa settlements IN
Ike manner. and are now passing out mp the
over one hundred head Of horses. as the trail
plainly indicates. CITIZENS and soldiers are
In pursuit, with q fair chance 10 overts 4 a
them. Full particulars "a given by some OF
The citizens In from the trail are 20 the efie~f
mat this party has committed more deylltry
Than any other party for several years.
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Barninx CT a straw Goods Fae,ory

EosI1s o., sooas factory.
OF ID. ID. Curtis * Co, Negneli Mas. was
burned yesterday. Tue loss n between
eeO,OOO and 100000 partially Insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

ANoTHER REVIEW BY Gov. TrLDEN.-
Gov. Tilden reviewed the nrst division of the
New York National Guard In New York
yesterday. on the OCCASION OF its regular fall
parade. He took his position on Fifth ave
pue and Path street, surrounded by his STAFF
The grand stand was filled with prominent
persons, including Thurlow Weed, Mayor
Wickham and Erastus Brooks. The streets
were crowded, and Gov. Tilden was greeted
With great aDnlausa.
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An Importaht Revenue Decision.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA decision has been
hled in the United States Circuit Court by
Judge Shipman, Of great Importance TO dis
tillere. The case is entitled the United States
VS.. John Halloran and others. Halloran, q
distiller, made true returns OF all spirits &C.
assessed the tax upon those spirits, which
was collected by digtraint. After ward the
government brought this suit upon his bonds
10 recover $9S9S0, which was the tax under
cent. OF the producing capacity OF his distil-
lery as determined by the oficial Survey,
less the tax already collected. One Deviin, a
surety, was alone served In the case. He set
mp In defence the assessment and preyious
collection OF the tax upon q true return OF
the spirits actually produced, and that no
lawful assessment had been made. The case
WIS tried by the court upon an agreed state
ment OF facts In substance a. above. The
decision II In favor Of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

HEROIC GIRL REwARDED.-Mtss E1a
Drew, daughter OF George III. Drew, Cope
land street, Boston Highlands, received
through the mail yesterday an elegant gold
token made in the form OF q Maltese cross,
inserted ON one side, August 20, 1876 and
on the other side, "ro the Heroic Young
Lady," The token was fnclosed In an ele-
CANT case, but there was nothing 20 Indicate
from whom II came. The date, however, in
dictates that IL was sent 70 Miss Drew In rec
IGNITION Of her bravery while 1t Downer
Landing on the 36th OF August last. Ga that
occasion Miss Drew was pending the day
friend about half q mile from the shore q eail
boat with party on board paused close by
them, sailing rapidly. AT that moment 4
child on board the sail boat fell Overheard.
The party were unable 20 bring the boat
around quickly, not understanding it's M ao-
seement. Miss Drew Immediately jumped
out OF her boat, end, swimming to The child.
rescued IL, after ft had sunk tvice. she then
swam back 70 her boat, by vkdch time the
AL ooat was near By, and the parents took
me child 70 the hotel Miss Drew returned
70 the shore, and, amer drying her cloths,
came back TO Boston In the steamer Without
learning the name OF tAe child or fts parents.
| Boaon 1fme1er, 2sCh.
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Hon. PHILIP B. FoUKE, formerly Rep
re entaiive In Congress from Illinois, diet
here yesterday.
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THE WAR IN THE EAsT.-The Austrian
and Russian journals are exchanging threats
OF war. The Allgemein Zeitung says il IL
convinced no German government will sup
port Russia's selfish designs. 1t thinks that
Russia would recoil from war IL Austria and
Turkey accepted her challenge. Reuters
telegram from Belgrade says IL is asserted
that Russia has ordered her railways lead
Ing TO Turkey and Roumania to place six
teen trains daily at Der disposal, and q re
quest TO the same effect has been made to
the Roumanla railways. Count Apdrasay's
organ published warlike article yesterday
showing necessity for Austria's defending
herself against Russia's designs.
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Arrest OF sa,eo-.a n,r,.r.

NoRCEsrEkt MASS, Oct. 4-Jonu Mur-
phy, Is years old, was arrested for the Rni
lsrd murder "a Shrewsbury. fhts uaornfng
81 bonse Of al fame In TITS city. Hts over
coat, with blood on 40, was found a. ms
home. and The clothing he had on when ar
rested are stained with blood. lie declines
10 ma Ike any state nent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

A CABINET meeting has been called for
Friday next, at which all the members OF
the Cabinet are expected to be present ex-
Gel Secretary Cameron aud Attorney Gen.
eral Taft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-04

p. Banks, (rep.,) 5th Mass; Edward Avery
(dem. } I'd Mass.
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THE RACES YEsTERDAY.-The winners at

THE RACES YEsTKRDAY.-Thew winners at
Jerome Park races yesterday were Janet
Norton, mile dash, In 1.49x; Sultana, IL
Vigil, X mile, In 2 &c. Deadhead won the
steeple chase, about2 miles, in 81, after
an exciting contest with Bullet, followed By
Doubtful and others. The unfinished trot
ting race at Mystic Park, Boston, was won
by Gomez; best time In 22iH. At the Ches-
ter Park, Cincinnati, races. yesterday, the
q race was won by Silversides, Monarch
jr.. second, and Elsie Good third; best time
2I 4. The running race was won by Bob
WOOIley: time a. z
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, $500, 6C9 IS; customs, s215, 40l. AZ
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kilograms to The Star.
THE COLORADO ELECTION.
Both Parties Claim a Victory.
The Vote Yesterday Close.
The WAR IN THE EAST.
The Powers Want Another Armistice,
INDIAN THIEVES ON A RAID.
ARREST OF A SUPPOSED MURDERER.
Both Parties Claim a Victory.
The Vote Yesterday Close.
The WAR IN THE EAST.
Tie Powers Want Another Armistice
INDIAN THIEVES ON A RAID.
ARREST OF A SUPPOSED MURDERER.
THE COLORAnO ELECTION.
a Clean SMeen hT the RenuhIIcau,

DENVER, COL, Oct. 3.-The republicans
have undoubtedly carried Colorado by a de-
cided majority, and elected the entire state
ticket and congressman, sud secured the
legislature by majority In both branches
This legislature elects Two u. s. Senators
and three Presidential electors.
The Democrats Claim the STATE.
NEW YORK, Oct. A telegram was re-
ceived from Colorado 10 day at tue head
quarters of the republican national com nit
tee, declaring that that state had gone re-
publican, and that the repu olIcans had elect
ed the governor and had a majority In the
legislature.
At the democratic headquarters the follow
ing dispatch was received; Returns come
In slowly, but most encouragingly. We
claim the state officers and legislature"
A Very Close Vote.
CHICAGO, Oct 4.-Tne Times Denver spe-
cial says: The election was quietly cou-
Quoted yesterday, though there was great
excitement all over the state. Gov. Routt
called out the state militia TO suppress a re
ported outbreak on the southwestern border
Indications now are that the vote will be
very close. Returns favorable 10 the demo
cracy come from Colorado Springs. Major
tiles for the democrats are reported from
Central City, Black Hawk, Trinidad Boulder
and other places, the state, county and leg
islative tickets being successful In those
pieces. The democratic headquarters at
Denver Is the scene OF the greatest excite
ment, and the democrats claim the election
of Hughes for governor, Patterson for Con-
gress, and the whole legislative ticket.
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~ The latest poo< selling In New York on
The election IN Indiana stood 500 for VIII
hams, democrat, and ef3 nor Harrison, 10
publican.
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The Existence or the Planet vatican
C0D6Rm00.

from Paris says: The existenceo of the planet
Vulcan II confirmed BY observations, and IL
OF the future passages OF the planet across
the face OF the sun. It viii be necessary 10
continue attentive observations at the epochs
or the podes In the beginning OF October and
q the end OF March In each year.
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LoNGFELLow AND TRNNYsoN.-Mr.T Ten
py son has not acted 20 ungraciously toward
Mr.. IongfellOw as the London Athenaum
hss asserted. The exact truth OF the matter
Is that he freely gave Mr.. Longfellow per
mission TO use any Of his poems in the lat.
In regard to the English edition Of the same
work, Nj. TenDyson has no power to decide.
rs the copyrights OF all bis works are the
pr perry OF his publishers. He has therefore
committed no violation OF the courtegies
which exist between authora
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THE PRESIDENT aud Mrs. Grant are ex-
pected to return to the city tomorrow morn
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COMPLIMENT TO Mr.. JOHN T. FORD
their foreman, Mr.. John T. Ford, with q
very elegant rosewood writing desk as an
evidence Of their respect and appreciation
In procuring the testimonial every member
participates, and those who differed In DO
litical sentiment with Mr.. Ford were among
The most conspicuous In complimenting
him In this manner for the impartiality and
the late court term. The presentation was
made at Mr.. FOrd's residence, to which the
full jury were conveyed by the new motor
now In use by the Citizens line OF city pas
eeDRer rail WAVE R1HiO1Ore Hro