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MIXOR TELEGRAnS.


Senator Blaine is much better.
The Democrats OF Detroit, Michigan
have nominated George L9ngdon (or
Mayor.
Queen Pomare, ofthe Society Islands
Is dead, and her Oldest son, AsSisnc, has
been proclaimed King.
Baltimore gave Kane (Dem J l5,O0t
majority over Thompson (iyoIkingmenl
candidate) for Mayor.
Geo. L. Fox died yesterday Afternoon
at the residence Of his brother. .luw
Geo G. Howard, in Cambridge, Mass.
The Comptroller OF Currency has de
clsred n dividend Of 25 per cent in favol
Of the cEeditiors.of the National Bank O
Delhi, Iud.
-J,RD Heyley, formerly II promiuent
member Of the stock company at thc
Grand Opera House, Cincinnati, died OF
Tuesday afternoon.
"A struck jury has been ordered ii
the suit Of the State Of New York sgains
ex Comptroller r. B. Connolly, oil RIM
notOriety, for SloO0OO0O.
Geo. NJ. Davip, proprietor Of a larr,
Touring mill in Brazil, Ind, hung him
self in his stable yesterday afternoon
Unfortunate speculation in grain is emp
posed TO be the cause.
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Stock ErsIshls.

ST. LorB, o1tober 2l.-The meeting
Of the Southwestern Rate Association,
held here Thursday, adj urned Without
making any change in the rates. The
question oil restoring the doubIe-deck
cars Tor the transportation Of sheep oc-
cupied most Of the time Of the teision.
The decision was that they would moi
allow dOuble.deck cars, but would reduce
the rates on sheep one third below tie
cattle rate. This makes the rate peg car
about $40 from Kansas City to st. Louis,
instead Of S3S, the present rate, and S33
from Kansas City TO Chicago, instead OF
$50, as before. This is considered abo, {
equal TO The difference between car load
OF cattle and sheep.
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Business Embarrnssmcnty.

BOsroN, October 24.-The Bay State
Iron Company, OF this city, being 6nau.
cislly embarrassed, held a meeting yes
terday, at which 1t was proposed to CON
vey all its property to three trustees In
behalf Of the creditors, who are to carry
on business not exceeding two years
The proposition is now under considera.
tion. The liabilities Of the company are
S50l ,626; assets 81, ,279,727.
sr. Louis, October 24.-The Bunker
Hill Bank. at Bunker Hill, Illinois
Is closed. disabilities to depositors are
said 10 be 100000. The bank officers say
they can show $4,000 assets. Charges
Of misapplication Of the banks funds are
made against the Cashier and Assistant
Cashier Of the bank, which is the alleged
cause Of the suspension.
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New Orleans Custom House En-.
DlUyea.

New ORLEANS, October 24.-The as
sertion having been made that Union
soldiers and sailors are excluded from
service in the New Orleans Custom
House, it may be said that Of 14l employ.
es 4S are ex'Federals, occupying the prin.
cipal positions, their salaries amounting
TO nearly one.half the entire pay.roll. Ol
the other positions, one.half are occu pied
by negroes, and the balance by Southern
Republicans, old employees, and a few
Conservatives. For the 141 positions il
the Custom House, there is now file q
over 4 900 applications. Until the qucs
ton Of the Collectorship is settled, thi.
army Of unemployed will probably con
tinue TO increase.
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What Col. Scott SnyS About the
Sale OF the Empire TranspOrta.
tiOn lSailrOnd.

PHILADELPHIA. October 24-Colonpl
Scott, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
speaking Of the sale Of the Empire Trans,
portati0n Railroad 10 the Pennsylvanis
Railroad Company, says that no agree
ment has been made by which the Stand
ard Company is 10 be allowed rebate oI
so cents on each barrel OF oil carried
No drawback is TO he permitted in favor
Of the Standard or any other oil company
and the recent purchase Of stock and in
terests Of the Empire Transportation
Company Is not to effect, in any way, The
established rules Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company in relation to it's car,
rying rates. There is no truth in the re,
port that all refineries, not owned by the
Standard Oil Company, and shipping oil
to this city or New York, will be COM
pelled TO pay royalty Of so cents rei
barrel to the latter.
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TURF NOTES.



BALTIMORE, October 24.-First race a
Pimlico to-day.
The dash Of one mile was won by Tdaliu
Chance second, Madge third. Time
The dash Of one and thrse.fourths mile
was won by Viceroy, Mary second, Ken.
ney third. Time-S:ll.
Parole won the race with Ten Broecl
and Tom ochiltree. Time-4:S7t.
TEN DRoEoK AND ocHIIrREE.
BALTIMORE, October 24.-The thirt
race and the event Of tho day, was q dasl
Of two and hall miles, for all ages
$500. entrance play or pay, the club tC
add 81, 900. Hnrpers Ten Brock, ll4
pounds; George L. Lorillords Ton
0chiltree, ia pounds, and P. LOrillordi
Parole, los pounds were the starters. II
the pools Ten Brock was the iavorite al
large odds, selling against the field, OF
nearly two TO one. He sold for 81, 200
while Tom Ochiltree brought $500 and
Parole 1886. The widest excitement
prevailed about the pool stands aud OF
the ground. The horses started we'll,
Ten Brock In front, Ochiltree second
and Parole third. On the upper turn
Ten BrOeck opened two lengths ahead oi
OchiltTee and Parole was two lenglhs be.
hind, and at the end Of the quarter mile
Ten Brock held his advantage, and Pa
role fell back two lengths. The halfmtle
was run without change, and when the
horses passed the stand the most intense
excitement prevailed. Around the lower
turn Ochiltree recovered one length and
at the quarter pole was only one length
behind Ten Brock, with Parole three
lengths behind. On the back stretch
Ochiltree gained another length and
Parole ran easily at his distance Of two
lengths in the rear and at the hall mile
Ocbiltree was only half length behind
Ten Brock and Parole had gained one
length. On the upper turn 0chiltree
pushed forward and showed u head In
front, increasing his gain to half q length.
At the three quarter pole, down the home
stretch, he increased his advantage to
two lengths, with Parole three lengths
behind Ten Brock. In that order they
passed the stand, but in the lower turn
Ten Brock gained the length he had
lost, as also did Parole at the quarter.
Ten Brock and ochiltree ran head and
head, aud on the back stretch Ten Brock
showed head in front, He increased
his gain at the hah mile and went in on
the upper turn one length ahead oi 0chil.
tree, who led Parole over length. At
the three-quarter pole Parole made \
dash and ran up even with OchlItree.
Down the home stretch the running was
Iine. Parole went calamity to the front
and finished two lengths ahead OF Ten
Brock, who beat oChiltree four lengths.
Time, 4:37S.
Alter the race Parole was received
with cheers aud the people gathered
around him. AS soon a. his j1ckey was
weighed the crowd raised him on their
Shoulders and carried him about the
track, with cheer upon cheer.
Horde race, mile heats-The first heat
was won by Derby, Problem second, Risk
third; time, l:53f. The second heat was
won by Dead Head, Derby second, Risk
third; time, Isl. Dead Head won the
third heat and race, Derby second; time,
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PaILApEIpHIA, October 24.-The re-
port OF the Committee Of Experts, who
have been investigating the stock Issued
by Morton, HUM and other officials oi
the West Philsdelphia Passenger Rail.
way Company, show the amount Of over
Issued stock 10 be 9,200 shares. This, in
addition to the 5000 shares accounted for
in the report Of the company, makes q
total Of II 200 shares, or 1900 more than
is authorized by the charter Of the com
pany.
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sEcoNp DAY.
GnArros, ". w, October "a.


GRAFTON, W. Va, October "a.
Special to the Tn,elligeucsr.
The Grand Lodge Of West Virginia re.
assembled this morning at 0 o'clock. A
large amount Of business was transacted
and much important legislation done. A
fraternal message from the Grand Lodge
Of Kentucky, now in session at Louis.
vile, was received and read. A code Of
by-laws for the government Of subordi.
nate lodges was adopted. Most Of the
committees have reported, which loads
the table with great deal OF business yet
to be passed upon. The grand officers
will be elected and installed tomorrow
and the adjournment will take place al
night.
The present il he largest attendance
ever assembled at any session Of the
Grand Lodge in this sta;e. W,P.M.
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Tho IVomen's National Christian
Temperance Union,

CHICAGO, October 24,-The Women's
National Christian Temperance Union
convened here this morning with a large
representation Of prominent ladies from
all parts Of the country. Miss Frances
E. Willard delivered an opening address,
which was replete with practical sugges-
tions. 1t tproduced a marked Impression
on the assemblage. MrS. Anna Witte-
meyer, Of New York, President Of the
National Association. responded.
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AN agent Of trade paper published al
Cleveland called the "CmmaeiOl," nAa
been down this way gathering up materi'
al for somc articles about the nail mills
While here he called on the La Belle
people for their quota Of material. After
one or two, or more, interviews with the
agen! they concluded that it was not con
ysnient for them to hunt up such material
a, would be satisfactory 10 them, and
hence sent note requesting to be ex,
cu.ed. To this note the Cleveland man,
who is still here, has seen fit to send the
following reply;
WHEELING, October 81, 1877.
Your postal received, and the manner
in which you proceeded with me is moi
altogether satisfactory. II was cunning
but not jadicious, and | may not see q. tc
let il rest where is. With US there Il
always a safe mCde oil redress when we
deal with facts. Very respectfully,
II. A. PAwLY.
OF course, We are not aware Of what
excuse the writer Of the above may Lc
able to give for addressing such note tr
the firm in question, but it,trikcs us thai
hi threat is in very bad taste, inasmuch
pit subjects him to The unpleasant sus,
picion of being person who carries his
private griefs and prejudices into his
business newspaper. The expression
"With us there is always safe
mode Of redress when we deal
with facts" carries bad odor
with 1t, and suggests that the writer
Is in the habit of using his columns tC
vent bis personal dislike ngainst business
people who have incurred his displeasure
We judge from his note that it is not safe
Tor a business house TO cross his path
lihis language means anything it means
that he is not averte to dealing them a
blow in print as matter Of personal
Qualification. Perhaps it would be we'll
for all the Wheeling mills to take warn
ing in time.
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Coal shipments on the Prcscn.
Rise.

PrrrsBURoH, October 24.-The follow
ing 10 as accurate list Of tho coz
shipped on the present rise as can be hac
ut this time: For Wheeling, 10 batges Q
coke, $4,000 bushels; 10 barges Of coal
ll5,000 bushels. For lronton, A barge
Of coal, 81, 900 bushels. For Cincinnati
o. barges, over 5sl, 900 bushels. FoI
Madison, IL barges, l2O. QUO bushels. Fo
Louisvilie, 90 barges, $50, 900 bnshels.
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gMlscELLAMEoUs.
no CAPITALISTS,
" PARrIEs or SMALL ARINs DRuR oUs
OF RN6A0IN6 ~ GRAPE GROR.
ING, COAL MIMIC OR MAR.
RRF 04RDEYEH0. .s

On account o, advInee1 aEe am deslrou, Of,
elbnsinR my Ieslltnru aud Therefore our m aale
ny farm lltIlted opposite the city Of WI Son
the river hIhk, midway beiNses HfldSspH ii ma
Mattin'S Erfy, aud imnel Atsly AdI1latnT lie
Vlit'gen 81 a: DaVlle The properly ecnllitS Of Co
acres Il hill and ldhle land inl Is u river totoni.
! the hill thtre ne two seams Of coal, bx and9H
tset thick, three dop1it Of meAtone, 10 fot
Vsu o. tlhe texture lAnd o. fte SloEa, IA 10 fool
Vdn6t mnl, NhCh slioeelher make lDll and N
undeliyi'g b,dol deposits Of Itch AID valuable
OD ibs BUrIIcr, the JSryr porIon o. Whlth lles
gently ,lOpns h the East aud al nhh,f dl Cet *
ps't TO the sun, isa vipeylrI u 90 t6tes moally
CaiaWba grapes all 10 doe bearing Inlltlon, about
seven years old, which has proven iiStll ible 10
pay hands ms Per cent 10 the euluVAtvE.
Ihe lfiperty 10 OeAg npprn ehed shove and bo-
low by aiVAnrlbg Tide o ptrSops sNekIuE ANAL
tnpsbsd', AID Il noN 70 H. tue ouly ultecnploi
% iilbFy b tSeen Bride OF and MiIIInI Refiy.
II u vLl BILE 10 an lsveIm nt for capital SetkllE
tRle purchase, and vSlJlhle 20 thGte Who WAut
msrktt gaFdehing ground eoio 10 the city, II fFoniS
BEAUTIFULLY upon tie river md ne AindI view
o the city, tho isAbd Anl the whole scenery oI the
valley. -
The terms Of S,ls will he one third cash. balance
Two annual p iytlehtl, 8pF cent Interest on de-
i!rTrd pa! lnUhlS Fur further pCTlicular1 inquliO
Of klCIlARD C1AWFlRO,
on The premises, or BY mall 1t BrldsspEt, O.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

EaztRouM, October 24.-'rhe following
intelligence has been received from Kars
On the 10Th inst. the Russians attacked
Fort Apenz, before Kars, but were re.
pulsed. IsmRil Pasha arrived at Zside.
kan on the 2Sd. He Ia expected to Join
GhaE and Moukhtar PAha at z,win.
General Loigukoif iS pursuing I.mail
Pashs. A Russian detachment e In Zog,
haulldpgh.
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Indieted by tne GRAND Inrr

ctNcxsAri, October 24.-Byron H
Robb, Of $50 Walnut street, was yes,er'
day indicted by the grand jury for using
the mails to carry on a fraudulent scheme
Robb is manager OF the United State.
Secret Service Company. Monitor Mann,
featuring Company and Queen City Glasa
and Lamp Company, 10 extensively ad.
yertiled throughout the West South.
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CHEYENYG, oStober 81 Information
having reached Sheriff Bullock that the
notorious Blackburn and Wall we're in
the vicinity Of Crook city, Bullock and
three deputies, alter night fall last even
ing, repaired to the outskirts OF thai
place. About midnight they made ,heil
appearance, and Bullock arose and com
msnded them To halt, but feared to FIRE
not being sure Of the identity. Al com,
mand the robbers wheeled aud ran, both
parties keeping up a lively ire. The
robbers gained the brush where their
horses were aud escIp:d. 1t is thought
that Wall receive serious wounds.
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a Contcsted ELECTION Case.

sr. LOUIS, October 2l.-The case Of L.
Is. MetcslIe and Il, Graham Frost, the
contesting Congressman from the Third
District, this city, which ID before the Su.
preme Court in the form Of a maadlmus
10 compel the County Clerk 10 Issue a
certificate Of election to Metcalie, was
argued yesterday, and the Court will give
its decision on Monday next.
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The Charley Ross Sensatlon

RICHMOND, IND, October 24.-The Ma.
tional Press Association telegraphed q
sensational report from here last evening
that Johnny Mol1it, recently abducted BY
Mr.. Hindman, from Abijtah Motif, was
supposed 10 be Charley Koss. The facts
are that the boy was adopted by Mr..
Mofit nearly two years before Charley
Ross was stolen.
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Enormous Receipts OF Grain ut
KufintO.

BUFFALO, October A.-There are over
one hundred vessels 10 the harbor. Re.
ceip,s for 24hours over two and hall
million bushels Of grain, two thousand
barrels Of flour, and about one and a hall
million feet Of lumber, besides heavy re.
ceipts OF other products; In aggregate
value over two million dollars. Constant
arrivals are being added to the above,
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Pittsburgh Emlgrants for Flor.


As We have already noticed, there is a
decided emigration fever prevailing at
Pittsburgh. They have 1t worse there
than any place we know Of. No wonder
II few more Savings Banks explode
they will probably have it worse still
Work is scarce and irregular a. Pitts.
6urgh, wagea low and provisiona high
and, In sheer desperation, a good many
persons ieellike getting away before theil
limited means are exhausted.
Thus far there are three ineohatc col.
oni'' forming, one for Michigan, one tor
Arkansas, and one for Florida, The last
alasd seems to betss colony, wejudse
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LOUISVILLE, October 24.--Ar,icles Of
incorporation Of the new Gait House
Company were filed In Court today.
Under the new company, Major John B.
Throckmorton, whose father for thirty
years was host Of the house, becomes
munager,
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SENATOR MORTON.
Ills Physicians Pronounce Ills
Case Moro Hopeful Than at
Any Time since Ills Return
From the West. Hut Still Critl.

His Physicians Pronounce His
Case Moro Hopeful Than at
Any Time since Ills Return
From the West. Hut still CrItl.
cal.
ISprANApolIs, October 2S.-This morn.
ing Drs. Thompson and Woodburn, oi
this city, assisted by DR.. Bliss, Of Wash
ington, made careful examination oi
Senator Morton's condition. In many
respects they pronounce his case more
hopeful than At any time since his return
from the Pacific coast, but the dangerous
symptom is the presence oi asthenia-
that is, gradual wasting away Of the
body, occasioned by his inability 10 ASST.
milatc food. This Is the result Of a
coDgestive condition OF the mucous
membrane otthe stomach induced by the
Inflammation Of the large intestines,
this Inflammation having been brought
on by the unusual constipation which go
threatened his lie soon after arriving in
Richmond. After fully agreeing upon
this diagnosis OF his condition the physi.
clans instituted extraordinary measures
W hVAIApu taV PAAASut1 WulGu nave NHu 4
salutary effect thus far. Tonight DIS,
Bliss and Thompson met In consultation
again, and both agreed that the remedies
prescribed were acting properly. They
lully realize that his condition Il
somewhat precarious, aud have no
hesitancy IN saying that his life
depends upon decided chang, still they
are hopeful, DR.. Thompson OK xpressing 10,
night considerable confidence that they
will be able to restore his digestive or.
gans 80 that food can be readil " assimi.
lated. When this Is effected, The Gov.
ernor's returnt to Washington Is assured
The Senator is keenly alive 10 his condi,
tion, and seconds all efforts in his behalf
DR.. Bliss returned to Washington TO,
night. He was not summon cd here by
the family, but came Of his own accord.
The Senator is his personal friend, and
very much that he does for him Is done
on the score Of friendship. He thinks
the next twenty or thirty days will de,
eide the question Of NJ, Mortons te,
eoyery, f !Ilf
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eHrLApELPntA, October ol-F!our-
Steady AMI more doiug tupeiiEc $iO
extra IS 81, pennsylvania family S6 75i
I W, MinuesOtI family 50 59ai Is, high
grades and patent IS 600 %. Wata;-
steady aud unchanged. Corn Firm: vel.
low at 6ic, mixed &c ua.s-stssJy;
white western at 3St35c, mixed western
S2ltir. Rye-Quiet at Gsa7Uc. Provisions
'-UrChansed. lIutter-Weak; creamery
S0aS1C, Western Reserve at 2ia2Sc. Eggs :
Firm; western at 23 2ic. CheeSe.-Sttaly,
westsFn fancy lgHalSc. Petroleum-FIrlr;
redued i47llI5c, crude llHHllHc,
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for a pacific policy. Those who are 20
zealously trying to pave the way for
other forms Of government should re.
fleet II their success will not shake those
friendly relations which united France
In 1871 to other nations.
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Among those present were Senators
BayOrd, Don. Cameron, David Davis
Beck, McCrecry, Mcdonald, Bruce, Cor
don, Armstrong, Thurman, Howe, Ran
som, and many members Of the House.
LOUISVILLE, October 24.-Thc Jockey
Club has announced entrance free TO The
public on Derby day next, when one o.
the greatest races Of 1878 will occur. The
stake is worth S4,500.
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Nlnrine lnIellIgencc.

SOUTHAMPTON, October 24.-Artiscd-
Steamship Moselle, from New York.
SAN FRANcrsco, October 24--ArriyCd
Steamship St. Charles, from New
York; British bark Cormorant, from
Liverpool. Sailed-Uniled States kloop
Portsmouth, New York.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.
WAsHIEaroN, October ~,

W W.771't w WI SSKVVNK sI'
After the reading Of the Journal, the
consideration Of the Colorado case wal
resumed, aud Mr.. Harrison made an ad.
dress advocating PattersOnS right to the
seat.
Mr.. Garfield supported Mr.. Belford a,
having prima facie right, and after further
discussion, without action, the House ad
ionrned
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Booth atCincInnatI.

CINCINNATI, October 24-At Robin.
sons Opera House last evening Booth
upon his first appearance here this sea,
son, was greeted, By the large audience
present, With such welcome as beH.tei
his character. T
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STrAM srREr CARs.-The Cincinnati
Gorei'e Of yesterduy publishes pictures OF
the new steam street cars now in opera.
tiOnin various ciLie', including one Of the
lines in that city. The relative cost Of
horse cara and steam cars are thus
summed up:
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oVBlcX oY THR CHlEy SIOEAL OyFlCEa,
WAsnlIuToa, D. C.. Uc. 25-l a. !.
rEOuAaILlriE1
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy weather
and rain areas, stationary or higher lem.
perature, south winds and falling baron.
eter followed by rising barometer and
cold north vest winds.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, warm.
or partly cloudy weather and rain areas,
south winds and falling barometer.
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BosroS, Mass, o,tober 24-Charles s.
Garniss, Of Garniss & Co., deRlers in dies,
indigo, etc, was Aeld in $4,000 bail on q
charge Of cheating the Collateral Loan
Company out ot nearly SS5, 900. Garniss'
operations consist Of obtaining loans on
indigo by false invoices.
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CHICAGO, October pa Marion, Ind,
special to the Times says: TwogQod &
Elliotts banking hou.e, one Of the Oldest
in the State, has suspended. Liabilities
fully Sl5O,000; assets unknown. Qliic
an excitement prevails.
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VIZ have received communication
purpOrting to bcexpIanutory Of the ptcs
ent relations Of Rev. Koehler to The Ger
man Lutheran Church at Martins Ferry
The substance Of It ls that the church
does not stand by him in his diSgraced
attitude before the public, the SjOrity ol
the membership believing in his guilt and
10 his utter unworthine's 10 wear The
garb OF Christian minister. 1t seems
that his reputation, aside from The
special accusations against him, is not
good. The church at Martins Ferry
voted him three months pay only to en-.
able him 10 settle up some bills, and mol
to proLrAcI his stay.
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LolTI,n I,nnrIn,linn.

OTTAWA, oST., October 24.-The ,rea.
~ has been completed between the Do
minion government and the Blackfeel
Indians, by which the Indians cede 81,
600 square miles Of territory 10 Canada,