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The PARTY Wh,p.

Leavenworth Times, radical: One
OF the browning triumphs of the policy
of President Hayes is to be found in
the Liberation OF the individual voter
from the tyranny of party. Following
the example of Independence which
the president enjoins upon the Office
holder, the voter asserts and exercises
his right to oppose unworthy men, in
the party or out of the party Time
was, when the machine politicians, by
manipulating the primaries and the
nominating convention, could foist one
of their own number upon the ticket,
and then force the unwilling voter to
Support the nomination." against his
better judgment, by a vigorous appli-
cation of the party whip. But things
have changed, under the "new di PEN
sation," and the voter no longer In
quires, "Is he the nomiaee@' but 'If
he the better man ?'
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The wnllnch Combination.

Last night this most excellent COM
pany made their second appearance ut
the Opera house, again presenting
"Nlp and Tuck" which was received
with as much favor as on the first
night. Tonight, "Lemons,n said to
be one Of the most humorous plays on
the stage, will be brought out. This
will give our amusement goers a
chance for q rare treat, which they
should not miss. l
Mr.. Wallaok's company is first.class
in every respect, one of the finest trav-
cling, and should be literally patron-
lied. Mr.. Weber, who gave such q
successful rendition OF "Nipn the past
two nights, assumes the principal
character In "Lemons,n which an
nouncement of itself Is a sufficient
guarantee OF the success of the piece.
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LONDON, October SO,--The Times
Paris correspondent telegraphs that it
seems now settled that the cabinet is
abandoning the idea of resistance and
will retire before the seventh of No
vember, OF will merely hold office long
enough to offer justification OF its
policy In the senate. Whether 1t re-
tires little early or later is quite i'm
material the essential and now APP
parently settled thing 10 that 1t will
resign.
The Paris Journal, Bonapartist,
states that the government has not yet
decided to abandon the policy Of resis-
lance. A great part of the senators
and deputies being absent in the prov
inces on account Of next Sundays cleo
tons for consellers de ACCOMPLISHMENTS
and consellers generaux, negotiations
for compromise which had COM
menced have been postponed to Mon.
day. srrgt. .rf.r1 ftp
The Home. secretary has advised,
and the queen will grant pardon to
Alice Rhodes, and will commute her
sentence. In the case of the Perge
prisoners, Louis Stanton, Patrick and
Elizabeth Stanton, to imprisonment
for life.
Late snow In Northern Scotland De-
structive 20 the Crops.
LONDON, October 30.--The Market
Lane Express, in its weekly report Of
crops, says the heavy snow which oc-
cured in the north OF Scotland on
Friday, prevented the ripening of out
standing crops, which have been cut
In green state for cattle, and what
with the turnips and the unsatisfactory
result of the threshing cereals, the
present season hes been unusually
disastrous to highland agriculturists.
A good deal of English wheat has been
threshed out lately with results which
confirm the general shortness of the
crop.
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Noon Associated Press Report.l
WASHINGTON, October 80. The SEN
ate committee on privileges and cleo
tons met and discussed the course TO
pursue In the Louisiana senatorial con-
test, and without reaching u oonGlu-
sion adjourned until Thursday.
A number OF bills were introduced
and referred to appropriate commit
tees, nearly all Of them being of pri-
vate natures.
Mr.. Edmunds, OF Vermont, submit
ted resolution authorizing the pre-
siding officer of the senate to appoint
the select committee authorized by the
resolution of the Odd instant, on the
subject of ascertaining and declaring
the result of elections for president
and vice president OF the United States.
Agreed to.
The senate, at 1915, on motion OF
Mr.. Hamlin, went into executive SEES.
sion.
Nominations-John Welsh, OF Penn
sylvania, minister TO England; George
l.. Norton, of Louisiana, supervising
inspector OF steamboats, for the tenth
district.
The presidential party, consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes, Webb g. Hayes,
Burchard Hayes, Miss Platte, Secretary
Evarts ana his two daughters, Secreta.
ny and Mrs. sherman, Attorney-Gen-
eral Devins and others left on special
train at ten O'clock this morning for
Richmond, Virginia.
William Burwell has been appointed
register of the land office at New Or
leans.
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INoon AssoeInted press Report. /


for a lie.
Noon Associated Press Report.
LONDON, October 80. - The headquar,
tiers OF the prince OF Roumania and
General Todleben have been removed
to Bogot, in order, as alleged by cor.
respondent, that Porediu may be pre-.
pared for the ear, who will take up his
quarters there. II IL more likely, how
ever, that the change Is In censeS
quenoe OF the changed plan and point
OF attack against Plevna.
The Roumanian division command
or who recently led the assault on the
second Grivitza redoubt, has been SUI
perceded and the transfer OF all the
Roumanians to APPOINT south of plevna
seems to indicate the abandonment of
attempts to capture the works on the
east front, and the establishment of
better communicating with the troops
now operating on the Sofia road. II
the car really intends to remove the
imperial headquarters to Poredin, 1t
may be the precursor Of another at
tempt to carry Ghazia Osman's posi-
ton by assault, at which, as at the at
tack Of the 18th of September, the
c2ar would wish to be present. Or II
may indicate that tho Russians feel
confident that their operations must
result In the speedy eapitulations OF
plevna. The state of affairs at Gorney-
Dubruck and Telische make 1t certain
that 1t means more than mere raids ON
the Turkish communications In fact,
they are part Of new Russian move.
ment, involving an entire change OF
front, which is still further developed
by the transfer of the Roumaniana to
BOgOt,
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NO. 1872 ESTABLISHED ls4s
CITY COUNCIL.


Mayor Cabell In the chair, and all
the members present HHt
The secretary opened and read a
number OF proposals to build the side.
walks ON Elm and Swiss streets.
Alderman Crowdus moved that they
be referred to the committee on streets
and bridges, 10 make the awards, and
these to be submitted 10 the council
for approval. Adopted.
The finance committee made re-
port In the matter OF the judgment
OF Mr.. Hardeman against the city,
that they had made arrangements
with Colonel Stemmons, Hardeman,s
attorney, by which the city was TO
pay 500 In currency to DO credited on
the Judgment as 800 gold.
Alderman Jet, from the finance
committee, stated that there was three
thousand dollars Of sinking fund, and
recommended the purchase OF eight
per cent. and ten per cent. street i'm
provement bonds with the amount.
Adopted.
Alderman Stone, from the commit
tee on fire department, reported that
they had examined the new hose car
riage of .Etna Hose, and recommend
ed the city to receive the carriage, and
execute its note for six hundred dollars
in payment Of the same, as per con-
tract Adopted.
The council thea continued the
work of compiling the new and old
ordinances, after which 1t adjourned.
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Mr.. Blaine left for Maine to-day In u
special car, which carries him home
without change.
The president has recognized A,
Schreber, consul of the Netherlands,
at New Orleans,
The nomination of Mr.. Welsh to the
court OF st. James Is a genuine sur.
prise. His rejection is considered quite
probable.
The nomination of Welsh was de-
cided upon, at late hour last night,
ut the conference between Hayes,
Evarts and Schurz. A full cabinet was
not consulted.
The committee on ways and means
organized with William Hemphill
Jones, formerly deputy comptroller OF
currency, as clerk.
Nearly two and half millions legal
tender notes were destroyed, being
eighty per cent. OF the national bank
notes issued this month; outstanding
legal tenders, 345l millions.
Senator Morgan, Of Alabama, is Of
the presidents party to Richmond.
There were Ovations everywhere along
the route, augmented by the firing of
cannon at the more important places
and brass bands at the chief cities.
The appropriations committee of the
house met to,day and adopted the basis
OF the army bill, which they will re.
port within a few days. The members
appear to have pledged themselves to
ksecrecy.
The committee on foreign relations
holds billiards nomination as minis
ter to Brazil for consideration. The
printing and elections committee,
without progress, adjourned to Thurs
day.
Confirmations-Stoughton, to Rus
sia; Noyes, to France; Lowell, to
Spain; Kasson, to Austria Osborne,
to Chill; Comfy, to Hawaiian Islands;
Fish, to Swiss Confederation. Also
three secretaries of legation. Hall,
naval officer; BoyntOn, pension agent,
Knoxville, and twenty others, of no
southern or general interest. No 'ob
jections reported.
The case of Senator Patterson, who
was claimed on requisition OF the gov
ernor Of South Carolina, and who sued
out a writ of habeas corpus, has been
further postponed by agreement o.
counsel, at the request Of the attorney
general OF South Carolina, who Is un
able TO be here to. morrow on accoun
official business. The case will no
again be heard until some time afte
the 10th of November, the exact tim
to be agreed on hereafter, with the un
derstanding and agreement that M
other requisition will be made or new
n charge be preferred during the pend
ing Of the present proceedings oeior
Judge Humphreys.
A meeting was held tonight at tn
n rooms of Colonel Casey Young, full
attended by southern members Of cor
gress and many confederate officer
J. and soldiers here. The meeting wa
a demonstration of regret for the deaf
Of General n. B. Forrest Gener'
Chalmers, member OF congress fror
the fourth district OF Mississippi, an
second OF command under Gener'
Forrest during the war, presided. Gei
ID eral Dibrel Of Tennessee, was secrets
nv. A committee was appointed
& draft suitable resolutions 70 be repor
ed a subsequent meeting.
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soIyency Of HOLLANDS Monied InstI-
fuetOua.

The United States minister at the
Hague says there has not been bank
failure In Holland for the last forty
years, while there Is no such thing on
record as the failure of a fire insurance
company. The railroads grant no free
passes, and pilfering officials are scarce
~ ever heard of. Dishonesty OF any
kind or failure in business means pub
lie dishonor. Four millions of people
live within an area of twenty thousand
square miles, fact unprecedented In
any other country, and all appear to
be prosperous and happy.
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Morton Dying-No Hope of HIS Re-
POyery,

INDIANAPOLIS, October 30. Senator
Morton's vitality is ebbing, with no
hope OF return.
Later-The doctor states that, while
no radical improvement has taken
place, the senator was better than he
has been at any time during the past
three DAVIS,
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the CRse Meteaife VS.. Frost, Decided I'm
Favor of the Plaintiff.

ST LOUIS, October SO.--The case OF
Metcalfe Va. Frost, to compel the issu-
ance of certificate of election rs con-
gresham from the third district OF this
city, to Metcalfe, was decided by the
supreme court In favor of Metcalfe.
The contest in congress now devolves
OH Frost.
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Donation OF Lands 10 Cuban vOlun
tesr Soldiers and Ex-Insurgents.

MADRID, October 30. A royal decree
granting to soldiers and volunteers
who have completed their terms of
service and settled in Cuba, and to in
surgents who have submitted TO the
government, a portion of the forests
belonging to the state or other land
being national property. The recip-
tents are merely tenants for three
year, when, If the land is properly Gull
tivated, they become absolute owners.
They will be exempt for five years,
The decree gives great satisfaction in
Madrid.
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Trouble in the Cabinet.

Philadelphia Press: A more serious
charge Is made that Messrs Evarts,
Sehurz ana Key have not at heart the
welfare of the republican party; that
they have introduced q fanciful dilet-
tanteism, II We may coin such word,
In politics, and that they are running
the government on chimerical ideas oil
their own, taking special care In the
meanwhile OF their personal friends.
Messrs. Evarts and Sherman arc also
accused Of shaping things to the pro-
motion Of their presidential aspira'
lions.
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Protestant Episcopal Cony oniion-
nelenaUiOn

NEW YoRK, October 30. THE fourth
annual session Of the Protestant Epls'
copal congress assembled to-day, Bish.
op Potter presiding, Among those on
the platform were Right Rev. Bishops
Clarke, Robertson, Jaeger and White,
Rev. Drs. DeKoven, Morgan, Seer,
Philip, Brooks, Washburn and Har-
wood, Bishop Bedell, Lee, Scarborough
aud Dudley, Hon. John Jay and 9TH
ers, In his opening address Bishop
Potter welcomed members of the con-
gross to the discussion OF the subjects
10 come before them, Questions opened
up fields for discussion, and possibly
this congress, at its close, would leave
them where they We're just before 1t
commenced, Few words of acrlmoni-
Gus debate would he heard In dlsous-
sions, and good must result from their
handling Of these questions.
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United states FortincatiOns which
Will Menace Btitish Columbia.

The Victoria British Columbia)
Colonist says that the object of Gen
eral Sherman's visit to Puget sound
was to inspect the sites of Notifications
surveyed and selected by George Mich
Ter, United States army, some years
ago, on San Juan, Lopez, and Fidalgo
islands. General Sherman landed at
all the islands, and was particularly
impressed with the excellent selection
of the site of the old English camp for
Notifications. From this site the Canal
de Haro passage may be swept by
shore battery, and communications
with the main land completely blocked
at any time. IL the western ter
minus OF the Canadian railway were
Fixed at Burrsrd inlet single battery
erected on Lopez island would COM
mand Rosario straits, and a speedy
end would be put to Canadian COM
merce In the Pacific should hostflities
between Great Britain and the United
States ever a occur. IL Is rumored that
the American government await the
report of General Sherman before
commencing works On these fortifica-
tiuns, and that an appropriation fol
the purpose will be asked from con-
gress at its next session."
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F'nLIure.

CHICAGO, October 80, The Chicago
Savings Institution and Trust Com
pany has collapsed. Liabilities 100000,
assets 81, 600.
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There was, at all events, more dig
nifty, more propriety and more sense
I'm the terse response Of Captain Sitting
Bull, telling the government comm IT,
sioners to $50 to help than u ers
was in the windy address Which
evoked It. IL was more than q fitting
Il was an admirable, commentary upon
the great fatberr style Of palaver n
the red skins, leaving nothing more u
be said, ssssiaia alr rIrf
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Arrest or "a SCUM Uarollna Porgcr

Arrest OF u south Carolina FOrger,
ELIZABETH, n. j., October 3O-The
chief OF police Of this city arrested, at
Morristown, l., Cass Capert, alias Car.
penteE editor and proprietor of the
Columbia (South Carolina) Columbian
Union, indicted for forgery, in raising
two notes from 5000 to 81, 600; also for
default OF S., 900 In his settlement with
the United States government, which
sum he drew on salary and advertising
accounts, but did not pay the bills. He
ran away from Columbia TO Connecti-
cut, thence to New York, aud after
ward to this city, Two weeks since
Colonel Johnson of the South Caro-
lima legislature, came with requisi-
ton from Governor Hampton for Cas-
perts arrest. He is now in Jail and
will DO taken away at once.
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Chicago Times: Bulldozing barber
-"Have your hair cut to-day, sir %
Customer" No, sir" Ii. b. while
fumbllng among the locks)--" Very
long, very struggling. sir; comes clear
down tn your coat collar" c." All
right; Til have the collar moved
down. End OF the colloquy.
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II Is stated that five of the nine
members Of the senate committee on
finance favor the reconciliation oil
silver These are enough. They only
need to have some energy infused int
them.
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BIB RRR 90 $3.50
y Il X h . . S.,
BIB RRR o o 'sSs
EHD B / ( / 200 ssss u
THROUGH ELM AND MAIN STREETS.
THE VAST CROWDS OF PEOPLE WHO
DAILY THRoNG THIS
FAVoRIrE ESTABLlSHME NT
testify to Its
UNIVERSAL POPULARITY
and to the
IMMENSE BUSINESS
which Is transacted there.
The secrets of It's
WONDERFUL Success ARE
HONORABLE DEALING,
POLITE ATTENTION,
POPULAR PRICES.
Every article purchased there lisa
STANDING ADVERTISEMENT
of the cheapness of Its vast stock,
and every lady and gentleman who once
visits IL
SENDS TEN MORE.
1t docs not rest It's claims for
PUBLIC PATRONAGE
ON MERE CHEAPNESS
BUT RATHER
On CHEAPNEsS, COMBINED with MERIT
THE BEST and MOST DESIRABLE GOODS
nj the
VERY MINIMUM OF POPULAR PRICES.
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 22ND,
and eaoh day during
THE COMING WEEK
TO THE PUBLIC
THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS
to which we respectfully Invite attention
HANDSOME LINE OF
ALPACAs AT25c. RE-
DUCED FROM S5c.
A Line of
CAMELS HAIR--ALL SHADES OF GRAY
AND BROWN FROM 25c TO 4Oc.
THE BEST AND CHOICEST
ASSORTMENT OF
GALoONS AND FRlNGES,
To match our
DRESS GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
INSHAwLS AND KNITTED GOODS
We have placed
A LOT OF THESE GOODS
ON SEPARATE COUNTERS
IN JOB LOTS,
And marked them at prices
That are sure to be
AN INDUCEMENTTo OUR PATRONS.
We have opened the past week
LARGE LINE OF
VELVET AND FELT HATS,
In all shades and colors,
AT AsToNIsHINGLY Low PRICES.
We have also
A LARGE LOT OF
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, WINGS AND
FEATHERS,
And offer them extremely chelp.
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The French Cabinet Abandons
tho Idea Of Resistance
and viii Retire.
Russians Con0dent that Operations
Must Result In tho Speedy Capture
OF Osman's Position and Cap.
ltulatOn Of ple,na
Heavy Snow In the North Of Scotland on
Friday Unusually Disastrous 10 High
land AurlOuIturlsls-- General
Shortness Of Crop.

Sentence COMMITTED In tho Case Of
Perge Prisonsrs 90 imprisonment
rnr lla
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A Demonstration of Regret for
the Death of General N.
B. Forrest.
The Nomination OF John Welsh 10 tho
Court OF NJ. James n Genuine Sur
prlse-Hls Rejection COnsld.
cred Quite Probable.
Trial Of thelHabeas Corpus Case Of Sena-
tor Patterson Postponed Until Novem.
her 10th The Presidents Party
0yated Along the Route,

Con HrmAtiOns and N0mInntioHs-S SEN
ntor HIaIne Carried Home IN II Spe-
cIal Car Unchanged,
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION
HANDSOME LINE OF
LADIES' SCARF s AND SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS.
our variety can not be excelled.
GREATBAR0AINsAR ARE OFFERED
THIS WEEK
INLADIEs' UNDERWEAR.
For instance:
.CHEMIsES at CSC. WORTH Sc
oNELoT at 75c. FORMER PRICE 81.
ONE LOT ut 81. WORTH 81 Is.
LADIES' TRUCKED SKIRTS at 75c.
LADIES EMBROIDERED AND RUFFLED
SKIRTS at u 10.
LADIES' AND CHlLDREN's MERINo UN
DERwEAR,
In great variety and cheaper than last season
CHILDREN's BooTlEs AND MlTTs,
extraordinarily cheap.
WE AGAIN CALL ESPECIAL ATTEN
TION
To OUR IMMENsE
STOCK OF CAssIMEREs
OUR LINE OF KENTUCKY JEANS
is THE MOST EXTENSIVE IN DALLAS
OUTLINE OF wATERPRUoFs.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST.
AN INSPECTION OF OUR GOODS AMI
PRICES BY OUR CUSTOMERS
WILL NoIDoUBT GIVE ENTIRE salts
FACTION.
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Rent Houses and Farms, and
Make Collections, Etc
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THROUGH ELM AND MAIN STREETS.

THE VAST CROWDS OF PEOPLE WHO
DAILY THRoNG THIS
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OUR LINE OF WATERPROOF.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST.