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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-26
Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session.
with President Bell in the chair.
A resolution was adopted that the in
vitation of the Common Carrier Com
pany to the members of the Board
Public Works to pass over the Cinciu
nai Southern Railroad on special ex
cursion, in connection with the othel
municipal Boards of the city and neigh
boring cities, be accepted and that thl
Board have no session tomorrow.
PermisSi9n was granted to &. G. Giese
to lay double flag crossing on Ritten.
house street at his own expense.
The communication from the Cincin.
natl Coal and Coke Co., asking for re.
newal of the lease OF that part of the
wharf property which lies between a
iiGe three hundred ieet west OF the west
line OF VI ood street and the east line nj
the premises Of Ross, Pettlbone 81 Co.
as the Company desires to erect an elp.
vator and other Improvements, Wasre-
terred to Messrs. Bell ana Foote as aspe-
cial committee to investigate the samc.
Adjourned.
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LATEST LOCAL.

MAJOR GOSHORN mas sent in his resig
nation 10 lhe Chamber OF Commerce, as
Exposition COmmls si0ner for 1873
Mr.. HUBBELL, OF the Enterprise H.
surance County, is the loser OF u blaok
c!otn coat. The coat was taken from his
room on Fourth street near Plum.
THERE will be no Police Court to-mor.
row. The cases Oh tn continued docket
that are set Tor tom IrroW will be tried
Wednesday, Judge Wilson and the Cily
Building officers going on the excursion
over the Southern Road tomorrow.
OFFICER BUTLER found horse and
wagon standing i'll the Peari-street Mar
ket, that had been standing there all
night, 80 he put 1t in the stable near
dammond-street Station, where the
owner may put In his claim for the team.
VIM. WARNER, of Fire Company NJ. g.,
died yesterday morning OF CONSUMPTION.
The funeral viii take place tu-mOrrow
morning at $3.50 O'Clock, from his late
Cook street, between Culum
bia Pike and Spring Grove avenue. Car
iages will leave I. j. MulYihiPs, under
taker, al 80 sharp.
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AN EXCITED COMMUNITY,
A Terrible Crime Last Night and
MaMy Previous.
lated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
DAYTON, O., Oct. 26.-The village o
Palestine, Stark County, thirty miles
from Dayton, is i'll state OF wild ex
element.
Daniel Hillman, a Leading lawyer OF
me town, Was recently assass n ated
while riding on the public bighway.
several respectable ladies', within the
last two months, have been outraged
aud number of others publicly insult
ed Dy an organized gang of outlaws in
testing the community.
All efforts 10 detect thom proved un-
availing. Yesterday morning, about Q
O'Clock, Wesley Guyser, an old resident
OF the town, living on the outskirts, was
reused by cries at the door OF his house.
some one asked to see him, ami be
went to the door to find OUT who it was,
and found large gang OF men assem-
Oled IN front OF MS house, wearing
nasks and carrying fl g.
before he cOulG escape q yOlley was
fired, rousing Tie entire neighborhood
Ihe aSsasSins scattered at once, and
duyser wasa rouud by his neighbors
tlddled with Cu'Iets and dying. Forty
1alls were Counted, most Of
hem passing through his body.
y hers spattered The doorway and
mouse. The entire country is in an up.
roar of excitement with he determir a.
ION Of bringing the murderous villains
70 JUSTICE N trace ol them has as vet
)een discovered.
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Coroner Stitch has returned H9m BID
rip TO Springfield.
Hon. Job E. Stevenson and family
nave returned from their summer tour.
MIR. Il. B. Dixon, Station-keeper at tic
rhird-s lreet Police Station, has bsen
suspended.
Mr.. Henry Beidermuehle won the
gold watch at the concert for the Pro.
lectory at Jefferson.
John L. MOndary succeeds JOS. Rear
ton, County Commlssio er-ei ect, in lne
County Clerks Office.
Mr.. Emile Seignouret, of Bordeaux,
france, sOn-in-law Of the late August
Labrot, Is at the Grand Hotel.
Andrew I. Bevers, of Springfield,
Clark Couny, Ohio, was admittel to
practice in the United States Distriei
Court.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ii. Tangemann and
their son william, of Wyoming, einrted
Yesterday morning for California, TO b.
absent ab)ut six mouths.
Rev. DR., Max. Lilienlhal. Commits.
sioner Geo. ,igler, of this city, unl
General Chas. Taylor, OF ZInesyIlie,
v.sited our Police Court this moruiag.
Mr.. James f. Williamson, a stuaenl
IN the Office OF Hoadley, Johnson u Coll.
lon, has been elected tu Feilowsiiip in
Princeton College, from which he graf
uated last Junes
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Action Taken by the RaiIrOaa
Men,

| Pursuant to call issued this morn.
ing the Railroad Passenger Agents maj
In the gentlemen's parlor In the Burnea
House, at II O'clock, to take appropriate
action on the death OF Lev. Stark. Ths
meeting was called to order by Mr.. J.E.
Dunnie. o. motion. Mr.. j. NJ. Kelley
was elected Chairman. FDrty-,hres
members were in attendance. Oa
taking his seat Mr.. Kelley stated the
object OF the meeting.
Mr. Robert Stevenson was elected
Secretary.
On motion resolution was adopted
TO appoint Committee on Resolutions.
Messrs. W. V. Moss. j. w.
Pilsbury and Joseph Wright wsro
appointed the Committee, and they
were instructed 10 report through ths
Cincinnati press.
A vote OF thanks was rendered to this
Bus Company for the offer of three car.
riages to Afford the railroad men an op-
portunlty TO visit the remains this az
ternUon,
Messrs. Martin, CasseIl, Halpin, Paris
ana earVer were appointed "a COMMITTEES
10 visit the remains.
"A vote OF thanks was also rendered "a
me pr0prletors Of the Burnet House fOI
the use OF their parlor for the meeting,
Inc following were appointed com.
mlltce TO escort the remains to the depot
ana attend the funeral at Xenia to-lnOr-
row morning: Robert Forsythe, j. r.
Dunnle, B. &. Sharkey, Phi. Sarysr,
larry Blackstone, Mich. Holmes, Lewis
Mayer, II. J. Newton and A. H. Caffee
The Committee was instructed 70 re.
port to Mr. Wright.
Mr. Robert Stevenson moved that a
vote OF thanks be rendered by the rail.
road fraternity TO the Panhandle Line
iOr Ifeo transportation OF the Commit.
Zee. Adopted unanimously.
Messrs. Forsythe, Dunuie, Sharksy,
SarVer, Blackstone and Catiee will ac.
company the remains, which Will be
AIKEN from here at O'Clock over the
Pan-handie Route. The rest of the Com
m!ttee will leave for Xenia tomorrow
morning.
The following gentlemen will escort
'ne remains to the depot: Messrs. For-
sythe, Blackstone Winram, Martin,
christopher, Catiee, Young, Johnston,
LIbensieln, Gaddis, j. Saryer, Newton.
oharkey, Clarke, Kelley, halpiu, q.
Paris, Page, Mayer, MOSS, Csssen
and Bradley.
Ihe Committee on Reso utions wara
instructed to forward u copy OF Inc rsa.
To the lriends OF the family.
Inc comm ttee appointed to view tho
emalns, and all those OF the railroaa
fraternity ANXIOUS to DO the same, leave
tAe Burnet House at O'clock, wherB
carriages will be in waiting.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
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AnnOllAACenl lemts.

The Twentieth Ward Section o.
Wrrkingmen will meet this evening fo
reorganization, at corner of Ninth and
Carr streets.
This evening the "Belle Of Saratoga p
will be rende ell at Mornington Hall
East Walnut Hills. The entertainment
Will be a rich one.
The regular business meeting of the
aIumn@ OF the Wesleyan College vii,
le held tomorrow afternoon al 3 o'clock
the College parlor.
The Ladies' Mite Jciety OF the Taber-
nacle congregation Will meet this alter
noon, at tine residence of Mr.. Samue
Barrett. 242h Mound street.
The E T. y. Dancing Club will give
one OF Their la hionable parties this
evening at the residence OF Miss Carrie
Bell, daughter OF Hon. John 4 Bell.
The Robert Emmet Dramatic Climb
Will give au en.tr atnment, at Pike,
Oprra-house, on Welue day evening
October 81, at which ttey will play Ib
three-actSIrama "Colleen Bawn." This
entertainment Will be for the benefit o!
The Cathedral school.
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N EW YORK CITY.
The Striking Cigarmnkers.


National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YORK Oct. 26.-The position 0
affairs arising from the cigarmakers
strike appears to be growing wors,
every day. Aid is said to be on It's wa!
from England and Germany.
Ex-Governor TildeM Home Again.
Among the passengers on the steamer
Scythia, which arrived yesterday from
Liverpool, We're Ex-Governor Samue
Elden and Secretary OF State Jonl
Hgelow.
fhe Dime Union Savings Bank.
Toe Run on the Dime Union Savings
bank was continued, but the crowd o
depositors is not SO great as on the pre-
ctdlng days. The amount paid out yes.
teruay was 1900 but the total to-da,
was much less, owing TO abatement o.
excitement among dep)sitors. The
tank officials are conn ent that tn
backbone of the run Is broken.
organizing for the Paris Exhibis
tiOn.
The National Executive Committee OF
the American Union of Paris Exhibitor.
met last night. Among those preseni
were A. B. Anthony, President OF til,
Providence Tool Company; Chas. storrs,
\ has. A. Tiffany, Ramsay Crooks, VIM
IL. Guion; Thos. H. Dudley, formerly U
). Consul at Liverpool; r. A. CHEESE
brough and Henry s. Oicott.
The Committee organized by the cleo
tion OF Mr.. Chesebrough as Chairman
and Mr.. Oloott as Secretary. A Com.
mittee OF three was appointed TO fl
vacancies in the organization OF tb
Union. A committee was also appoint.
ed, consisting Of Samuel Colgate, thas.
Tiffany and William l.. Stropg, to WHOM,
Ihe collection, appropriation and ex.
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Avn USElM E.NTS,
RoB!NsoN's oPERA-HoUsE,

I
Mi. EIwin Booth Will appear Tonight
IS Cardinal Wolsey," in "aenry
WILL" and "Potruchio," i'll "Taming Of
lue Shrew."
Saturday matinee-"Lady of Lyons.s
Saturday eyening-"Eicharl III"
Monday, October 29-"Hsmlet."
Tuesday, October 30-"ktng Lear.D
Wednesday. October 3l--''ltichelieu. -
Thursday, November 1-.':llercnaut of
Venice"
Prices-5O cents, 81 and ST. so. Ra.
served seats at CAurcRs music stors
and R0blnsoRs.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Mr. Bouc.cault as "Coun, the ShauGh-
raun," is drawing crowded houses Ut
every performance. Last "Shaugh.
rdun" matinee tomorrow afternoon ana
last performance Saturday night.
Next Week-"Sardanapalus."
WOODS rHEATRR.
Tonight grand testimonial is to bs
endered to DR.. Thayer, the veteran
circus manager. The volunteers for thu
occasion include Miss Weber the beau.
5iiul Operatlc oantattine; the Fat Con-
tFlbutur, 4 Miner Griswold; the Len
,ons, the Davenport Brothers, and The
great New York Novelty Company,
nended by Val. Vose, Scaulau u Cronin.
Annie HInd!e, and the entire company,
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United States COurt.

Fred. Flaker, of Jackson Z. H., Ohio.
this morning filed his voluntary petition
in bankruptcy.
In the case OF the United States
against Pat. D. Conner and others, judg-
ment by default was rendered lor the
sum claimed, $273 05.
Joseph Beckemeier was arraigned OIL
charge OF having counterfeit reyenut
stamp plates i'll his possession, anu
pleaded not guilty. His bail was fxeu
at $1,000.
PHI. Zimmerman gave bail in the sum
OF $1,000 to answer to au Indictment
charging him with illicit distilling,
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eE-------
FEMALE CONVENTIONS,
WOmen's National Temperance
Convention.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Oc!. 26.--The Women's Ma
tional Temperance Association CON
vened yesterday, the attendance being
larger than during the previous day
After reading the minutes, the following
dispatch was received from Senator
Morton's Private Secretary, In reply to
one sent to the distinguished Invalid by
Tue Convention Wednesday:
"1NDIANAPOLIs, IND, Oct. 25,
"Io the Secretary Of the Women's Christian
Convention, Chicago:
"oenator Morton requests me to ac
knowledge the receipt OF your telegram
and to thank you ior your kind remem.
orance. signed
"W. X HOLLOWAY"
The Business Committee repol ted in
favor Of Sc tting apart the first THURSDAY
in December as a day to be observed by
prayer for the SUCCESS OF the Associa-
tion. Mrs. Francis E. Willard, Mrs,
Letter, OF ONO, Mrs. Bolton, OF New
I ork, and Miss Foster, of Iowa, spvke
upon the best means OF forwarding the
temperance cause and supporting tenn
persHce literature.
A red, white and blue badge was
adopted as the emblem OF the Associa
tlon III preference 10 the purple and Yio-
let badge proposed by The Business Com.
mittee.
Iowa Women on the War Path.
DES MONIES, Oct. 26--Tne Women,
State SuffrageSonvention adopted reso.
lutions declaring the urlstocracy Of sex,
as it esixls in this country, contrary
to the spirit of nee institutions,
that taxation without representation is
tyrrany, that the ballot should be the
property OF all law-abiIing citizens, that
The ballot in the hands OF woman will
be blessing to Ler and TO The country,
that they Will besiege the Legislature
to secure the inVes tment Of women With
full rights of citizenship, that woman
should not support clergynen who are
opposed Lo woman suffrage, that the
cItlzans of the United States should
unite in petition to Congress for
constitutional Amendment giving the
ballot 10 woman.
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milwaukee, Minor Mentions.

NHtIOnaI Ass0OlateG Press to the Star.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS, Oct 26.-An old
woman named Elizabeth Doerr was
reported missing from the corner OF
Second and Beaubien streets, yesterday
afternoon, and last night she
was found wandering on Twenty-ninth
street. She is supposed to be insane.
The Democratic electors Of the Elev-
enth Ward hold meeting at kehmps
Hall, corner of Orchard and Second
avenue, tc-night, to nominate candI-
dates, caused by the esisnations Of
Fisher and TOrnoW.
Jennie Wilson, a notorious vagrant
In this city, was arrested, last night,
by the police, and attempted to commit
suicide by poisoning herself. She is
only sixteen years oil age.
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National Associated FreSs to the Star.
RICHMOND, IND, Oct. 26.-Notwith-
standing the statement telegraphed ID
rom indianapolis last night, tAe attor.
leys tor the Hlndmans claim that they
IRE in possession OF sufficient evidence
hold the child Johnny Ior further
Developments.
The Union Medical Council convened
nere yesterday with good attendance
DR.. West, Of this city, was elected Pres
dent Tor the easL.hg year.
Word reached here last night from
Palestine, On o, eighteen miles east OF
mis- city, OF the shooting of Wesley GER,
+ that place, at s O'Clock last evening,
~ mob Of seventy five masked men
lie was called TO the door of mis- house.
Then the mob fired on him, killing him
instantly. No cause is gwen for the
murder.
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A Good Record.


National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGroN, Oct. 26. - Collector
BrayLon, OF South Carolina, informs the
commissioner of Internal Revenue tha
Special Deputy Collector Morse len
Spartanburg alone and on foot for the
purpose Of inspecting that portion
he Stat.
He travelled over two hundred miles
on foot, destroyed one Illicit brewery
With all the. beer on hand, captured All
unlicensed peddler with all his goods,
carrying the peddler to Yorkville ami
lodged him in jail.
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w A ASHINGTON.
WILL IT BE GRANT?
Special to the Star,

WILL IT BE GRANT?
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Never was
an Administration more completely
nonpulsed than this one by the unex.
pected presentation of the name OF old
simon Cameron for the English mission.
Simon Cameron is superannuated anu
utterly urrit for the responsible trust.
The Administration wants to keep on
friendly terms with the Cameron tribe.
regardless of the Winnebagoes and civil
service reform; but 1t does not give him
the English mission. Don Cameron
says that his father would decline the
appointment, and only wants the tender
made as compliment; but If the offer
be once made, the President will be In
a vorsa scrape than he 10 now. Gamer
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THE OLD WORLD,

CAPTURE BY THE RUSSIANS

CAPTURED BY THE RUSSIANS.
LONDON, Oct. ga Russian officiaI
ispatch says General Gourks on Thurs.
day, after severe battle which lasted
ZEN hours, carried dubuk ON the Sofia
Road, and captured lour thousand pris.
"ners and number of guns.
GENERAL GRANT AND THE FRENCH PRES.
IDENT
PARIS, Oct. 26.-Aarshal and Madame
MacManon received Ge neral Grant yes
erday at the State apartml hts on the
Elysie. The interview, which was OF a
very pleasant character, lasted ten min
utes. Geueral & ant accepted an invi.
.atiDn to dine with Marshal MacMuhon
IN next Thursday.
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Third Edition

BSs~ C1NolNNATI, Oct. 26 $3.50 P. M.-Mcss
pork steady and in moderate demand. Lard
quiet and steady. Bulk meats nominal. Whis
KY in fair demand and unchanged. Flour
fairly active and little or no change In prices.
Wheat steady and moderate movement. Corn
steady and demand fair with moderate re-
ceipts. Barley abundant but inactive Oats
continue steady with some local activity. Rye
steady and quiet Gold steady at 1O2k. Ex-
change dull and unchanged.
R3l5@ WEATHER. - Probably cloudy, with
light rain, followed by clearing weather for
the next twenty-four hours.
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National Associated Press to the Star
LONDON, Oct. IS All arrangements
have been completed for the prize fight
between Tom Allen. the American
champion, and Tompkins Gilbert, the
giant. The stakes are 900 a
side. The contest will take place in The
London District on the 29th inst.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN ANTONIO, lExAs, Oci. ga large
oand of Mexican raiders are depre.
lating near Castroville, about thirty
niles west from here. The latest news
rom Fort Stockton ia that the stage be.
tween there and Ell Passo had been cap.
ured and the driver killed. Prepara,
IONS are going on quietly 10 reinforce
he rangers with one thousand men as
non as the word is given. The compa.
les being raised are COMPOSED for tn !.
.nnsL part Of young men
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MetrOpoiiS EtelMS.

Nation al Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, OUt. 26.-The run on the
Union Deposit Dime Savings Bank is
ended.
The Daily Republic, which was start
ed here q few weeks ago as a one-cent
morning newspaper, has been changed
to weekly edition.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
lNGERSoLL ONT, Oct. 26,-Miss Fran
els Robinson, known as Mlllie Scoville.
who has been travelling with Emerson's
Minstrel Troupe, committed suicide at
the Daily House in this place yesterday
afternoon by shooting hsrselt through
the heart. Mental depression is sup
posed to have been the cause
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Secretary Sherman OH the Con-
grcssiOnal Interview.

| ETcSSlOnal interview.
National Associated Press to the Star
| WASHINGTON, Oct. $3.50 much has
been said about the in eryiew OF men,
bers OF the House with Secretary Sher-
man on last Friday that he has been
asked what was the nature ard purporL
of the interview. He said that it was
purely call made upon him by promi-
nent members of the House, of which
| he knew nothing until after the members
had been invited by some of their num-
| Der to call. 1t was friendly meeting,
| "th' ut any special Significance, and
| such as occurred daily amOug polit-
| lcai friends. He has talked with some
| OF these members and others many
| mes before when they chose to intro
luce political topics. He was very glad
| 10 see Tie gentlemen ana hear their
opinions frankly given, and during the
hhole interview there was not an un-
KIND expression about the Preside
sonaily. The many differences OF
opinion upon public matters were gooa
lumOieuiy stated in Tree and easy talk.
He said he believed that If such con.
ference were had between the Execu-
tive and Legislative branches Of the
Gpyernment, 1t would be found that all
ears OF dissension, slrile and contro-
yersy would disappear. Tie only per-
son to whom he spoke of the Interview
III any way WAS the President, who, in
stead Of being dissatisfied with it, very
ieely expressed his qualification that
such interviews were held, and 1t is
known that the President Is easy of &C.
cess, and has everyday interVie US OF
similar character with Senators and
Members who approacn him.
TO Prevent Army Officers From
GahA0liUg.
Senator Plumb, Of Kansas, Introduce
yesterday bill providing for an ad.
ditional article OF war VIII h'ch prohibits
Officers and soldiers Of the Regular army
from gamb ing or VISITING gambling
houses, and punished with dismiss8l
t on the service of everyone guilty of "a
violation OF this article.
A Mares Nest Exploded.
There is no truth in the statements |
which have been published that Senator
Merrimon, o! North Carolina, has intro
du9ed bill placing Confederate soldiers |
on the pension roll.
H's bll simply repeals Section 716 |
OF the Revised Statutes, which prevents |
any pensioners of the War of 1872 aud |
the Mexican War who went into tn |
South in the late civil war from receiy-
ing any further pension money. Ill
places 10 one on the pension rolls; il
simply gives persons claiming pensions
under existing laws the benefit of the
aW without reference to the late civil
war. This prop sition substantially
" as passed by Republican House two
years ago.
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on will accept, aud there will be no rem.

on will accept, aud there will be no rem. %.
edy.
Inc impression therefore obtaine d Is
that the President will tender the place
10 some person outside Of Pennsylvania.
Inc rumor that 1t had been already
offered to Ex-President Grant, created
great deal of talk. but it is not gener-
ally credited nor is 1t believed that Gen.
Grant would accept the place.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The Commission appointed by the
President to examine into the condition
OF the public buildings and offices rented
for public uses in this city, has made an
excellent and thorough report, by which
1t Is apparent that hardly building in
the city is now tlre-proof. Changes are
needed In almost every one OF them in
order to make the papers reasonably
secure against fire.
SENATOR PATTERSON.
The requisiton for Senator P Patterson
is still delayed, aud there does not seem
10 De any pro 'abl Ity that the Courts OF
The District Will make decision look
ng to his surrender.
THE COLORADO CASE.
The House, by a slender majority, sent
the Colorado case to the committee, A
Democratic member named Cutler, of
New Jersey, voted with the Republi-
cans, and the rest was strict party
vote. There was desire by some to
run the debate so as to keep Monday
from being used for resolutions; but it
failed. SO next Monday we will have
the committees announced and a whole
raft OF propositions. The Republicans
will be called on to indorse Hayes
southern policy OF withdrawing his
troops. They much prefer to recogniz4
Hal es' good intentions, and don'L want
to go any further at present.
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Chinese Railway,

National Associated Press to the star.
LONDON, Oct. Is "A dispatch from
Shanghai says the Chinese have stopped
the running of trains Oh the Moosuu
Railway,