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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

GErT. GRANT among his English speeches
made one praislng reserve forces. He de-
Nickhburg campaign was due 10 the vo.uu-
teers, who, Without special military ira tn-
ing, knew how to build a bridge 2,O0) feet
long, and did IL. eve don't find that intelli-
gtnce IN the rank and lie OF the regulars, -
said the General. "They can do manual
labor but among the volunteers you Il ad
that you have mechanics aud men of every
built 2,OcO feet OF bridge where there was
great depth of water and great swiftness o.
stream, and that too, with very little delay.
That Is where the volunteers come in AMI
play the most active part and tns ablest
part.r
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kilograms to The Star.
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
Pennsylvania Turn Over.
New York Legislature Close.
Kansas Gone as Usual.
LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.
New York Legislature Close.
Kansas Gone as Usual.
LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.
ELECTION RETTRNS.
PENNsNLNANGA
Not One Republican state Candidate
IlRe9ad

PENNsNLNANI.
NV O"e herublican state Candidate
fHGLADELPHIA. Nov. S-Tne JDy,ess iran \
says thiS morning "Complete or Il ,seiV -
timat,d retutns from 80 OF the O. counties In
Pennsylvanla Indicate that the democrats
Will elect Turnkey, their candidate tor SUI
preme Judge, who runs heAliad hts ticket by
between one and two thousand. In the 50
counties where the msjorities are In he DEM
ocrais have 9i3 votes 10 spare. while the IG
10 hear nom gave Hayes only 2.5Ct over TIL
den last year; Unless unlocked for gains
nave been made I'm these counties Judge Ser
felt, uepl for Supreme Judge, IL defeated
NEW WORK.
tlgortug GA the Legislature.
NkW YORK, Nov. s-The World makes the
slate senate prehably republican by two ma
loriiy. The assembly Is I'm doubt but COMMIT
ing the one greenhack man from ChemuDg
~ a. democrat, Is probably IS democrats %
The Her0id figures a. follows: Senate. re-
pun 'cans, -. democrats, Il Assembly re-
pDbiicans. o. democrats, 90; labor aud green
The 7'lbirle says the senate Is safely re-
publican, and the assembly a in doubt It's
ngures are. senate. republicans, Is; demo-
erals, ~ independent lJohn Morrissey.l q.
Assembly, democrats, -; repu 81 cans, "a:
greenback democrat, 4.
Republican Gain.
SARATOG A. y. Y. Nov Returns rDnipN
rom official reports IN every election dis
ulct m Saratoga county, make Churchhilrs
majority l,i90-repu 0licsn gain ass.
KANSAS
The Usual Republican MaiOrItIes.
LEAN ENMORTu, Nov. s.-Tna returns of
Tuesdays elections in this state received by
the Leavenworth Tta.s. indicate that "A
small vote was polled Ia pretty mucl all toe
counties. The only state officers voted for
We're lieutenant governor, 20 al the uneN.
plfed TIME caused by the resignation OF Lieu
Ienant Governor Salter, aud chief Justice.
Inc republicans elect their candid Rtes-I.
humphrey for Lieutenant governor aud a
=. Horton for chief justice, by the usual ma.
Jorlties. Considering the number OF votes
polled, with but few exceptions, the reppb-
leans elect their county ticket In pretty
much every county IN The state. Davis
county goes FOR the greenbackers, as also
does Burton. The whole repu 5lican ticket
IN this county was defeated, In cOnseq uence
Oh me unpopularlty OF the candidate FOR
sheriff who headed the ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

TIE CASE AGAINST RoBERr sxALLs,
InefnDer OF Congress from South CarOlina.
Tor accepting bride while a member OF the
South Carolina legislature, was taken mp AZ
Columbia yesterday, aud Judge Melton,
counsel for Smalls, nled petition for the re-
moval of the case 10 che United States court
on the ground OF prejudice and political feel
ing, and the n otion therefor viii be argued
to- day. Before the grand jury was dismissed
a true bill was returned against b. II. Whit
temore FOR accepting a bride as member of
the state senate. Whittem0re was In Canada
ul,er last heard from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

If THE JEW isn't gentleman, according
TO Judge Hiltons notions, he is pretty we'll
behaved sort of a person. Statistics show
that, while the Hebrews form 10 per cent. of
the population of New York, they contribute
less than per cent. to the criminal classes
(Sp41BlaJieid Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

A so-cALLED PRACTICAL JOKE, attended
with serious consequences, was perpetratsd
al Bedford, n. H, the other day. Two men
al WORK with another, named Adams, man
aged 70 Ill The pipe which he had LEFT on a
wall with mixed powder aud tobacco. When
Adams lighted his pipe the powder exploded
shattering the pipe, hlling his face with pow
der, and severely injarlng ole OF his hands
He has since been unable to see out OF one
Is permanently destroyed. The humorists
were arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

A PERFECT FIEND IN CUSTOMARY
Basler, coloret, charged with the fearfl
crime OF the murder OF his wife aad twD chill
dren, and Ihe burning OF their dwelling, n 2 AZ
Durham, y. G., in the early part OF Saotan
Der, was arrested In Wilson, v. Q, on Tues
day last and committed to the fan OF Ora ags
county on Wednesday. The grand jury
cueed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

LONDON, Nov. s.-The race for the Liver
pool cup at the Liverpool autumn meeting
TO day was won by Arbitrator, with Advance
second ana FoOtsIep third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08
Our New Indian Visitors.

ARRIVAL OF PONCA CHIEFS.
This morning the western train OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad brought to this
city Major f. A. Howard, the agent of the
Ponca Indians, and delegation OF the chiefs
or principal men of that tribe. Major How
ard has with him Mr.. L. willard his clerk:
Baptiste Barnaby and Charles LeClair. hair
breeds, as interpreters, and the following
Indian chiefs White Eagle, Standing Buf-
Ialo, Big Elk, Standing Bear, Black Crow.
Smoke Maker, Frank LaFlish half bree -,
The Chief, Mitchell Serrie (hslf breed), Hairy
Bear and Big Snake. On their arrival they
House, where they were assigned comfort
able quarters-a large room, fitted up with
beds and chairs, being assigned the chiefs
and afler a short rest they took breakfast
THEIR APPEARANCE.
In appearance they all look very mucn
alike. Their ages range from IS TO so years.
1hey are remarkably well developed set of
men, all ranging from 3 fret inches TO feet
10 height White Eagle is the principal
chief. he is tan and ath le;ic, and wears a
White shirt, blanket, and leggings with the
sides worked with beads, and moccasins
He has armlets between the shoulder and
eiOoW- Standing Buffalo is another fine
looking man. He robes himself in q black
figured blanket. The other chiefs wear fig
uIed shirts, Standing Bear Boosting of one
with fancy worked bosom. None of them
wear any headdress, their luXu RANT growth
OF jet black hair being am pie protection for
the head. They seem To regard the armlets
and finger rings as Indispensable, and some
ing Buffalo and Mitchell Serrie were here
Is years since, and the Others are total stran-
gers 10 the eastern states.
FRIENDS OF THE WHITE MAN.
1t is one of their boasts that a Poaca has
never shed the blood OF a white man, and
their interpreters claim that of all the tribes
they are the best disposed of any of those
who are not regarded as fully civilized.
They had been for some years located in
Dakota, on the border land between civiliza-
ton and the wild tribes, and they had been
engaged principally in the cultivation of the
soil. They lived in log cabins and frame
buildings, having their own horses, farming
implements, and schools. They were, how
ever, removed by the government, last July,
TO the Indian territory, and had 10 resort TO
wigwams for shelter for the time being
WHAT THEY WANT.
They do not express any dissatisfaction at
the removal, but claim that they should be
paid for their crops, which were left in the
ground, and there should be better ander-
standing as TO the land, and that a claim
they have against the Sioux should he paid
or secured to them by the government They
now number about 800 souls. They will also
ask assistance 10 educate their children.
They will call at the White House tO-nor-
row, when the President will listen TO their
claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

A MEXICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH.
"A General Office, corner l0th and ID District at
the Arlington Hotel Sd District, IS Penn avenue.
Boz rents &C be reduced to 81 rs per month after
The LIST Of July. Send for circulars.
Instruments placed In the house OF any citz en
% the expense Of the Company, By which certain
signals cs1 be communicated 70 tke cftces above
neniioned, from which points the ssrsice required
4 promptly rendered. messenger can be called Is
s1( hour day or night, 10 any errsnd cirec
policeman, IN constant att enhance st offics day
and night starts 70 the house nrtsnty hen poles
CAL turned In. Once in telegra pfic communities
Don with genersldre alarm. EnglNts az tue door
tgo minutes after hre alarm fs turned In ct house
Name OF doctor 70 De registered If ofcN, can be
Ecned instantly day or night No wRtehman osn
sleep on duty without being reported mex morning.
III sit>eSed by robbers he can summon assistance at
once 81 turning IN police CALL or II bis rsx 1lar zig
nails are susDcsdec. messenger 10 ssnt 10 knrg shs
reason.
ETN-eoan T, l.. HUME, President,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS. - The
President sent 10 he Senate this morning
the following appointments: Henry l.. San
ford, of Florida, minister TO Belgium; VIM.
A. Stuart, of Kentucky, collector of Internal
revenue I'd district OF Kentucky; VIM. NJ
Burwell, OF Louisiana, register OF laud Office
at New Orleans; John NJ. McCliHIcck OF
Maryland, marshal of United States, dis
trict of Maryland; Alex. ) NTH, postmaster
Baton Rouge, La; Linas n orth. postmaster,
Brunswick, Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

PERsONAL.-Senator ID. w. Voorhees,, of
Indiana, is expected here with his wife and
daughter on Monday next. '.''.Secratary
Sherman was on the door OF the Senate this
morning. 1.-The Senate was in executive
session twenty minutes this afternoon, and
confirmed a large number OF pOstm 3sters.
'''' Bishop Kip, of California, is in Washing
tor, making his home al ustice Fields Iesi-
dence on Capitol Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

THE House CHApLAIN.-The House Of
Representatives was opened to-day without
prayer. Yesterday the late Chaplain Poisel
called 10 get his pay, 6ut the clerk refused to
pay him until he was sworn in, which act by
some oversight had been neglected. Subse-
quently bill was passed 10 enable him to
receive his salary, and the clerk to pay it a
chaplain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to-day were the Secretaries of State, War
Interior, Gov. Mccormick, Senators Chaffee,
Cockrell and Hubert, Representatives Neal,
Schleicher. CritteDden, Pollard, Ellis, Ds-
kOta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

DAN. VOORHEES,, the newly-appointe1
Senator from Indians, in place of ex- Senator
Morton, will lecture to- night in indianapolis,
the subject of his speech being Thomas
Jefferson" AS Mr.. voorhees, is not a wealthy
man his friends In Indianapolis propose To
make the occasion o. his farewell appear
ance" before coming to Washington, a rous-
ing benefit and ovation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08
RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
u l22H PsHHSylrauia m

RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
- 1225 PssHsylrania rsHEs.
OIL Paintings, Engrsyings, Photographers 70 new
process), French and German Photographs, Poroe-
Isine Paintings, fine ChrOmos &C.; Gilt ana Nickel
Frames IN every style for Porcelaine and Photo
graph Portraits The public are invited 20 examine
catie ms Of foreign houses.
October LIST will receive fine stock OF geaKtns
Russia Leather Goods, comprising Frames, Port
folios, Portemenais, Gases, &cD
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
scapes, and ell styles Of Frames, Spanish, French,
and American Naples, with or without velvet or
gold Innings M Ade TO order, at reasonable prices
Gold, silver and Copper Wire; Cord, Hooks, Screw
Eyes, 30, for hanging pictures. Paintings packed,
unPac ked and hung By competent workmen.
ii N. BARLOW gives his special attention to
transferring, lining and restoring OIL Paintings.
Family Portraits restored With the greatest care,
as 20 preserve the originality.
Catalogues 70 be had on application. sugsl-An
Il AM NOW READY TO SET THE
Il BOLDEMANS AUTOMATIC FLOOD-yALVE
for the protection Of dwellings against overflow
ing sewers, guarantee perfect relief and salts
faction In every Gaze. No cure, psyi
=. A. RIDGWAY, Practical Plumber,
$50 ID street northwest.
AFTER MANY TROUBLES and heavy ex penses
found the only perfect relief from inundation Of
my Easements by overlooking sewers, By the sdOp-
ton OF the BOldeman 5 Flood Valve, "a 4 by Mr.
Z. A. kidgvay on condition of no payment in case
Of failure 10 give perfect relief
J. HENRY ALBERs,
octl5 I'm Corner lat st. and X. 1. ave. u W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08
@. N. TOWSON u CO..
nos eotr $50 Pa. oc.. south side, near eth St n. ,

A T SILVERBERG'S
ala SEVENTH STREET.
Fine Crystal Goblets, sc. per set.
Heavy HOtel GOblets, 75c. per set.
The ety lfsh Fifth Avenue Goblets, 75c. per set.
Solid Tumblers, 35c. per set.
BreakfasI Sets, Oak pattern, SOC: per set.
Glass Pitchers, Fruit staros, &c. soc
Handsome Plated Castors, 8 bottles, 81
New Pattern, double plated, q.
Plated Pickle Stands, 81.
Double Plate Table, Desert, and Tea Spoons and
Forks at ] per set.
Solid Steel Silver plated Knives. 81 per set.
Ivory Handle Table and Desert KNIVES, 81 80 per
set.
Gall Bells, 81 breakfast Bells, soc.
Carver and Fork, SOC and o. per pair.
Knife Boxes, sc, Soc, and 81.
Table Mats at SOC. and q set. Fine Japaned
Trays, soc. Extra large do, 8 I.
Large assortment u Bo9uet Holders and Vases at
&c 20. and I each.
at TSc tsch, \ decided bar gain.
Illuminated Notices, very handsome, at Soc. each.
Just received at -
SILVEHBERG'S,
Metropolitan Bazaar,
sepEt,t str 313 7th St, near Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

To WIND 1T Ex-senator ingalls, intro
duced in the Senate today a bill TO repeal an
act entitled an "act TO incorporate the Ma
tional Capitol Insurance company" and 10
provide for winding up the affairs OF said in
corporation. The bill makes ii the duty OF
the supreme court OF the District of Column
bia, Immediately upon the passage of the
act, 10 appoint a receiver, who shall proceed
to wind up the affairs of the company, and
distribute the assets in all equitable manner
under the orders OF the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

THE CHOLERA IN JAPAN.-The vice con-
sui general of the United States at Kanagawa
in dispatch dated Sept. %, to the Depart
ment of State, reports that the number of
cases of Asiatic CHI olera in Yokohama shows
slight decrease, bot that the disease seems
TO be extending into the interior of the coun-
try,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

SENATE CoMMITTEEs.-The Senate COM
mittee on finance met this morning and dis
cussed BANDS silver bill, but took no vote
on the question and reached no decision for
its report 10 the Senate. The committee on
post offices and post roads agreed upon a
Lumber OF combinations OF minor pOstmas-
ters, which were reported to the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

nS-A shower OF rain and grasshoppers feu
IN Orange, =. G., the night OF the Isl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

SECRETARY SHERMAN visited the Capitol
to-day, and up to the hour the House met
had an informal chat with Mr.. Wood, in the
ways and means committee room, with
reference to some remarks the latter con-
templates making on the army apprOpria-
lion bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

A CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN SENATORS
was held this morning for the purpose of
securing Encouragement of the Senate COM
mittees, made necessary by the death of
Senator Morton. y committed, of which
Senator Hamlin was appointed chairman,
was appointed 10 recommend the necessary
changes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

THE FUSION TICKET was elected in Prince
Georges county, Md by an average ma.
jority of over two hundred votes, defeating
the regular democratic ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

JUDGE WARDBN'S NOMINATIoN Con-
FIRMED.-The SeIate in executive session
to-day confirmed the appointment OF Robert
b. Warden to be q member of the District
Board of Health, vice John NJ. LangstOn re-
signed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal reH enue. s2sG.l 81 So: customs. Ell .a9s.sI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

n n,
ruees ssOr - ii = London Co d
NlIlLkNo' .Ahm1 AND NAVY al
MERCHANT TAILOR
Metro polish Hotel. late Broxni.1 NJ
1yl-ly Nc. el7 Penns ave. Washington. -lA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

THE CASE OF SENATOR PATTERSON was
before Judge Humphreys again this MORN
ing on habeas corpus, and postponed until
November DIST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

DRIN CESS
INIT WOODEN SKIRT.
The Isles ulN ELY fOT l. ADlEs W Al
The z Ost deaiTable, crntOrJable aud stylish Skirt
ever produced.
GAS tn's Skirt + int, Oduced only through two or
tire leadins houses Ia each city, It cannot become
cOmn.tU).
On. ice and cesi abe qraities ~ MERISO in
DEkN Ia 4, foI Ladles Gentlemen and Children.
hOSlERY.
and beautiful tyies received daily; sssOrtTnent
large and Qualities and designs the most desirable
DOUGLASS,
Ninth and + streets northwest,
octle-Sm -. Cloud buildIng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

ARMY OKDERs.-Lieut. Colonel Charles II.
Tompkins, deputy quartermaster general,
is relieved from duty assigned and will
report in person to the commanding general
department OF Dakota for duty as chief
quartermaster Of that department, to relieve
Major Il. c. Card, qUartermaster. Captain
VIM. Il. Howell, assistant quarterm lsJer,
now awaiting orders at Philadelphia, Will
report in person to the Lieutenant q 3nerai
commanding military div vision of the Mis-
souri,, for duty. The resignation of Ca let
George b. EdgertOn, 81 class, L. s. Military
Academy, is accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

1T is CLAIMED that under Superintendent
MePherson's management of the bureau of
ell Craving and printing over $50, 900 per
month Is saved in exCenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

Loss OF A BALTIMORE BARK.-The De
paItment of Stale has received a dispatch
from the cOusul-geneTal OF the United States
al Rio Janeiro, announcing the loss OF the
American bark Cricket, Of Baltimore, on the
I'd OF Septem Der, with cargo of coffee
valued at $50 Oo0. II appears she struck On
the rocks at Cape RIO, and in half an hour
was a complete wreck. OIe of the sc amen
was drowned; the remainder were rescued,
and, being utterly destitute, they were taken
in charge by Tie consul general OF the United
States,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-08

OUR COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH THE
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.-The Consul OF the
United States al Buenos Ayres reports that
the trade circular recently issued from the
Department of State 10 our diplomatic aud
consular officers III South Am erica, has ex-
cited the liveliest interest in the Argentine
Republic. The Charge d Affairs Of THAI coun-
try in the United states for warded a CODY of
the circular 10 his government, with MS
heartiest approval, and requested chat the
United states officials should bs Furnished
with all possible information for the further
ance of the objects for which the circular ~ ts
issued--the increase OF trade between the Ar
gentine Republic and the United States. Ths
Newspapers OF the country have published
the circular in the most fattering IN amer.
Altogether Il seems TO have toucaed q feeling
OF pllde nd patriotism in the peOp pie ani gov
eminent that the United states has at length
determined on closer commercial and an
eral intercourse with ner sister republic of
South America, and appearances promise
that rothing will be left undone on tne art
OF the people and government of the Argal-
tine Republic 10 give fitting response TO that
movement Already loud calls are being
made for the abolition OF the discrim mating
tariff against United Stat Is produces and the
mobilization of all laws or regulations which
can in any way interfere between the faIlest
commercial ipteycour Of both countries.
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Sp mar en- ytarI ale 10y lsoen Ibalsr
aus penn Xalten, lscet1 5oa ttetnss 5otes
fur Ot@ btnSdb! SEPT ptlft Du nt@ts
mspr pom MIR futien. tlabosrt t& pab u.
Vaf uno que r'etlle Ertunce Dstnetlpe8ers
aul8eopfen 60 Sel@tsbt mir Wedbt -
Serlag Iit& 1ur. On tutibt eab Du u't@
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"Sater pore r1t@ an"
SD MIL ni@t bbren !" iarie WIbslm
lid bin Detn Batter ni&t uebr. gsb
mad paris, oosr rpobt' Du ionF piQh
t@ ealte Ot@ nt@tI"
Gut, i'd rperbe aebenw
Spas sir'e1 tpsiterer Weriu&. ben bettis