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Mrs. Pauline NJ. PiIlsbury, Electric.
fan.

With medcated baths, would invite the
attention OF the sick, and those suffering
with chronic diseases, nervous debility
exhaustion of vital power, neuralgia,
paralysis. female complaints, catarrh and
all impurities Of the blood. Her system
of treatment Is pleasant and soothing,
no shocks are giyon; she has been very
successful for number Of years, and
she does not hesitate to warrant cure.
where there is any constitution to build
upon.
Having engaged the bath.rOoms Of DR..
After on Tenth street, between Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street, where
she will at all times take great pleasure
In attendance on patients. Nov. Tim
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Chas. Phiierling has on tap and is
daily in receipt OF fresh Pilsener beer OF
the rarest quality; also c. Windish, Null.
hauser & Bros, Clncinnati'beer which is
acknowledge to excel all others. FILTER
ling extends q cordial invitation to all his
friends, ll-l7-lw.
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COOper's, Attention !

SATURDAY EVENING, Z. O'CLOCK,
NOVEMBER 24th, 1877,
at No. III Commercial avenue.
A general assortment of Cooper's
Tools, Truss Hoops, Jointors, etc.
Also, a general variety Of goods of eve
ry description. ToN WINTER,
Ii AuctiOneer.
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We Sell the -
d ..l.I.1t b.
FINEST GARMENTS

Sold this cyyes Southern Illinois,
pa we say without fear contradiction
Springfield
national reputation for manufacturing good
generally
ud up for GOOD well made stylish
concerned
the use keeping We
buy clothing
have therein = - "
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AFEw OF THE PRICES AT
PETTIS & BIRDS
l4th AND WASHINGTON AVE,

And all other goods very cheap.
Also, just received, a choice lot OF Pure
Spices, Mustard, English Table Sauce
and Pickles.
Call and see US. 24.8t
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Wood Working Machinery For Sale
One Palmer and hatcher, one Heading
palmer, one Surfacer and one Gigsaw
machine, for which will take lumber in
payment. For terms apply to
24.lw JAMES BELL, Ullin, Ills.
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n..,om,s s,rie,iy Choice But,er

Hust0n's sIrietIy ChOice Butier.
VIII receive to-day another lot or Rus.
tons gilt edge butter in tubs from 20 to
80 pounds each. All selected to order.
Each package warranted by me and the
shipper,
SAMUEL h. WILSON.
No. 60 Ohio Leyec.
Cairo; Nov. -, 1877.
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A CALL FOR COL. RZARDEN.
Sinai, Ne Have q Miiitary Company
in Cairo.

Sinai, Ne Have q Military Company
in Cairo:
CAIRO, Noy. %, 1877.
lie the Editor os the BULLETIN.
In many communities where less neees'
sity exists, military companies have been
formed and equipped under authority Of
law. Cairo hiss made no move In that
direction, although no one knows the
hour or the day when the very presence
OF military organization in our midst,
would, without the firing OF shot or
the shedding Of drop Of blood, prevent
riot and destruction OF both life and pro-
perry. Furthermore, we have in Cairo
at least one hundred active, reliable
and able-bodied young men
who are ready and anxious
to become members OF company Of
"Cairo State Guardsptr Of any other
named military company that may be
formed under authority Of law. Who
shall lead in the formation OF such a com-
pany. The answer suggests itself to
every veteran in Cairo: "Col. James S.
Rearden il the man." At the sound OF
his "bugle call" not less than one hun
dred young men will rally. and in less
than sixty days Cairo may have one OF
the best organized and most efficient mill
tary organization in the State. Let Col.
Rearden make the call, name the time
and place, and five scores OF young men
will respond, besides the subscriber who
is A VETERAN.
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Ilutter, Eutt.tf

A choice lot Just received IN small and
large packages. II. LEIGHTON,
# "a Ohio I.evce,
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Ok THANKSGIVING EVENING, THURSDAY,
Nov. 20, 1877.
1t is the intention Of the company to
make this one Of the grandest and most
enjoyable affairs OF its kind ever given in
Cairo, and to accomplish this end neither
pains nor expense will be spared.
MUSIC
will be furnished by Prot. EiSenberg's
celebrated string band.
Price OF admission. .......................Sl
J. GEO. STEINHoUsB, JOIN koEHLER,
CHAs. CUNNINGHAM, WI BEERwART,
HENRY HAsENJAEGER,
Com. OF Arrangements.
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The following are the letters remain.
ing uncalled for at the postofflce At Cairo,
Illinois, Saturday, Novem Der a, 1877:
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kilograms to The Star.
PIMLICO RACES.
THE EASTERN WAR.
FIGHTING ABOUT PLEVNA.
ANOTHER MEXICAN RAID.
TIE SJRTGGEE IN HE EAST
The Ti.hsing AhnnI pinAna

LONDON. Oci- -6.-IHe defeat Of JhF turk,
and The establishment OF q strClZ Russia
force west -! Plevns. looks ike the begin
GlEg of serious attempt 20 shut q laz'
Osmsn in his line aud su pmit Pltypa 20 "a
regC ar siege General GhpswikD~ move
meEt seems Ia have been gart OF n cplcpe. 81
plan. : portion OF the infantry 4. rha Impe.
rial guard crossed the Nd between Niko1p
lis ana IleNua. Ia sing around b>Tnau'S lgu
General GhoUI kos cavalry crossed the upuer
y la west col LnSats, swept the Orct 4uie rpa &
and got in communication Wl,h the force
coming from ite north ana madeJ combined
attack on The Turks who were commando
~ HiiZi PdSha. the same vino took The fr,f
lle attack a heavy rauuuGaia was Opene {
along The entire liue on tine east Oh pI-vua
ald demonstrations were made 10 4 We ths
impression # an Intended assault 10 prpvrD'
tIhazi O>mau from seeding sCcsor ID Hffef
Iasha, v 10 is reported To have been can
tuTed with large part o. tbs command The
IN preston prevails HAT since the recent
IA ms the Russians are Convinced o. tn ~,
possibility ot wlntsring IN Bulgaria Will
MAKE tSperate effort 70 effect the -aIuc-
ton OF Plev"a. ana defeat y Ileimaa PlSl,.' :
army before retirement into Rpumsuta De-
comes necessary. Russia would thuS II ,Ud
Ina HE better position sAD Id diplomacy iu-
ItTNtile during the cessation OF Operations.
New TurhIsh Loan
turkey having secured the release OF 30 .
oo' 81 The Egyptian annual trtDlte hereto
fore pledged To pay The interest on certain al
me Turkish loans, is about 10 Open M, cot IA
lions here for new loan OF I5.GO1 Oll. The
Int rest on which Is 10 be secured by pied e
OF the before mentioned E2~0.Ofl.
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"The WomeD's National Temperance
UDion il N sess ION Al Chicago.
eETwo shocks OF earthquake were fe,t a.
LISBON, fortusai, yesterday morning, but
20 damage Is reported.
ns-Ellen Carey has been convicted OF ar
son In New York, and sentenced 10 prison
for life.
HSix inches OF snow fell at Fort Con-
longe, Quebec, yesterday, aud was still fall
ing al last accounts.
fever at Fernandina, Fla, yesterday, ali
coiored. No deaths are reported. Weather
warm.
sIThe furniture OF J. S. Morton, late
president Of the West Philsdelpnia passeu-
ger railway, has been sold al auciion in
Philadelphia, and brought fair prices.
sSSince Angus; 2lst, ISL, the Indians OF
The northwest Briiish) territory have coded
10 the cominion government by treaties an
aggregate OF 10000 square miles OF territory.
been convicted In Philadelphia OF aiding
Thee. Hsnel In the embezzlem OF slz,oo,
from the Office OF the receiver of taxes.
aF-Tbe tenth annual session OF the Con-
ductors' Insurance Association Is In session
at Atlanta, Ga. The annual address by ex-
President Seymour commentet % the rail-
road strikes.
s%The suit In the U. =. Court al st.
Louis against John Henderson, OF Sew
has been dismissed under Instructions frvm
Washington.
OCharles 3. Garniss, q Boston indigo
and dye merchant. has been arrested for al
legged cheating the Collateral Loan company
Of that city out OF nearly $4,000 by faIse in
voices.
sIHugh A. Mullen, proprietor of the ann
day Void, OF Philadelphia, was as~aulfea
yesterday ey Z. T. Haincs. q member OF the
highway department. An article in Mr..
0uilen's paper rejecting upon Hsinea lea
10 the encounter.
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LOCAL NEWS.
District Government AFFAIR,


Mr.. r. J. Middleton. Jr. was to-day an
Pointed a notary public for the District 81
Columbia.
The contract Cor lsyiuga pine sewer ON n
street south, between New Jersey sver,,a ana
SCUM SsIl,oi street, was - day awrrded 90
INSANE patients
Superintendent " W. Isotdtng. or, CIV
eminent insane ssylnm, Ia addressed a
the Iuterior' 10 the nistrsci CammtS~ioners
stating thet John Waller. charles Bnckforf
Lloyd, John -. bergman, Louisa Sears an
Clara L. MeTrick. citizens of the District in-
sane persons. or ginsliy admitted a. pay
pat.et4tS, hut whose fiients have ceassi a.
psy ans thne for their support. are SIN 10
maiHi' = ia the hospital. ihst Ia TIE cases of
most %! these persons no pay kas bean re-
cei 81 Tor years and a. the ho~nftal has no
idhds WIN which % can property deiray tue
expenses pa such cases, and a.. under the al
OF the las Congress. ind gent insane persons
o; the District ar sduiJted ouly upan order
oi the executive authority ~ TIE District he
requests inai TIC ue~eS>Ary orders fnT their
adm .ssiCI be iSSu H. THIS being end .,rS..l hy
The Sectt AIRY az the Interior. tIs q bmtnis-
= oI trS ~ oa,' save tar uc,->> 49, orfers, as
r rvtSTHd
IMrRoyENfNT rus HaRuoR OF NASH
fM,r'N.
The District Comm sStpusrs today Al -
dressed a. cumtlua. cation to the - rotary OF
War IN relation To th" Improvement of the
rarboiS a. hsShi' g;Ou and rBrgeio Tn.
NlleT ciiTE tie report 81 f'ie board ~ survey
-. at'd by act ~ topgree, 81 March
~, l-'2. ana the several plans SAB
mitted 60 Congress FOR tbis purpose. they
Say. III has been esti -usfet t4a. about as
sore OF LAID, sdyantsg Housiy located FOR
toverr mtui ant hagbNr purpose. may be
rt'iailn-d from -In rl.,r fsfS We are sara
YOU u promote lie pabi.c interest Nv IN
NIung i5e promo. aud Bvnr81i. cDpstlera-
ton % Cong fo iba su1r... sf rrls com
muuicSiiuu aut ur-'u, suifabi. sppropria-
lions therefor"
The Ilan proposed is o. r.sve ha, one main
channel. To hpEn . .U. It snanrei .,n inc
washington Is. tr "i iar r.E.r. Fr' 20 nli an
ute rsi>, rys.a.U.u- the ground sasva mem
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, DC -ober 26.-yirginia sizes, Old,
50; do. defer red, ga; do. consolidated 5-T: do.
second series 2S; North Carolina skies, old , bid
10 day. Sugar easier. n.
BsLTI1okk, Ocio''sT 26.-COttoa quiet and
nrln- nlddling, IL. Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat, southern choice grades active aud firm ,
low M dInm dull and weak, western duh and easier
southern red, good 10 prime, >l.fOa>l.4-j do.
amber, - 50a~l .55; western steamer, - %
do. No " inter red, spot ana October, NJ 40; No
yembcr, ~ io4; December, ~ AK; Corn,
southern quiet and steady, western dull and low
southern white, old, s65; do. yellow, O ., 8 so2
western mixed, SPIT and October, COY; November,
60S4 December, J95S steamer. so bid Oats fairly
actiV. and stead sc uthern, 1886; western white.
33a3J do. mixed, S2a5S Rive quiet, o5ao-
Hay duh ana unchanged. Provisions unchanged.
EuitcT-Chace western scarce and hna. = a2S
Petroleum dull-crude, - as. &; refinet, l4AaIlsS
Coffee firmer. more active and unchanged. Whisky
quiet. ~ n. Receipts Flour, 900; wheat
Shipn euts-M heat. o 500.
NEW YOEk, October 26.-Stocks opsned strong
hat afterwards declined. Money, ). Col a. - % Z
Exchange, long, ASIA; short, 4-6. GoyeruIlel :
lower.
INV YORK, October a6.-Flour DUN and nm.
changed Wheat quiet and steady. Corn easier
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CLOSING SESSION OF THE EPISCOPAL.
CoSNESTIoN.-The final session OF the Epis-
copal convention was held yesterday A
Joint committee was appointed to report 10
ihe ne,;t convention relative TO the proposed
order Oi deacOnesSes. a Joint COMMITTEES
was appointed 10 consider the work OF the
clergy and lalty OF thp church Ia taking an
active interest in the public schools aud Inai
church schools be established IN addition. a
JOINT committee was 6ppoiItet 20 consider a
shortened form OF service by ruDric or other
wise. motion 10 noa-cOlcuT IN this ctIou
led 10 a dlscrS sion, bot az WAS nually lost by
\ vote hN orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

IMPORTANT LIFE INSURANCE CAsE.-AC
Trenton, y. j.. petition was filed in the
court of chancery Tuesday praying that
policy held by Mrs. Josephine WalwOrth, OF
Philadelphia, which lad been issued on her
deceased husbands Re by the New Jersey
Mutual Life Insurance company. sh ouli De
made prior lien on the assets OF the COM
pany, anu directing the receiver ex-C3oyer-
nor Parker, TO pay IL. Argument took place
before the chancellor, counsel for petitioner
claiming that the policies of Insurance
which DatUred by the death OF the Insured
prior tO the deCretd insolvency of the COM
.50Ey should be first paid. At suggestion of
counsel tOT tue receiver the chancellor
hpr rgsn
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PfpticD Races go-dav.


cap, purse for all horses run dur x the meet
Ing, miles, purse 500 for first horse "A al
$50 Tor second. Lady S3Iyers, CiasSma e
one Knob, Waco, Kenny, King blt, III aho.
Madge and Yorkshire Lass stared. Lad.
salyers first, kenney second, King Bolt Third
Time, 2:i21.
SECOND RACE
breckenridge stalks for. three year ODDS.
$500 subscription, 800 forfeit, winner OF
Dixie stakes five pounds extra. club 10. add
$1,000, OF which 500 TO second horse. thi I'd
horse TO save his stake; tGo miles. Major
hanna, Oriole and Vera Cruz started. Vera
third. Time, $40 =.
THIRD RACE.
Compensation purse, mile heats, purse
$50 for first borse, $50 for second winners of
ore race and horses that have not run dur
ing the meeting, five pounds extra. winners
of two races during the meeting seven
pounds, horses beat once during the meeting
allowed three pounds, twice sllo we'd five do.
Mary Gallagher, Lady Salyers. Burgoo. Bar-
tram, Madge ana w. L. Higgins started.
First heat-Bertram, /; Mary. >; Lady Sal
yers, 3. Time: las. Second heat-BIrgOO
winner, Mary second, w. /. Higgins Third
Bertram fell on turn and most out Of race.
Time: i:4cT.
TEN BEOECK WINS THE FOURTH RACE.
Bowie stakes for all a yes, SI00 entrance.
half forfeit, club TO add - 900 for first horse
and S10 for second, who will also receive
800 Of the stakes, four nile heats. Alger.ue,
Ten Brock, BaTTicGda ard Ambush STARTED
Ten Eroeck won. BaYricade second, others
dtsi&nceC. Time. 9.i2s.
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FALSE PRETrNc1s AND FALsE AEFInA.

FALSE PRE- TENCES AND FALSE AFFIDA-
yITS.-The sheriff oi Fulton county, Georgia
arrested at Wilmington, Delaware, yester-
day, upon a reQuisltion OF the governor OF
State, Mr.. j. 81. Jackson, of the well known
Jackson & sharp car works, charging him
with obtaining several thousand dollars
1873 by false pretences and by making false
affidavifs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

@The performance In aid OF the dying &C.
tor Edwin Adams, given In Philadelphia
"wednesday realized about 81 500.
SThe report that Colonel Valentine
Baker and other English Officers bad been
sent to Constantinople is denied.
SFrancis Murphy Is lecturing TO large
audiences In the west. His price II 500 q
night. and managers Ind Q profit In him at
that rate. He seems likely 20 make O for
tune out Of Temperance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26
TIE RIO GR.lNDE BORDER.
AnHlleH Mexican Raid In Hrn.r.-..

San ANTONIO, TEXAS, Oct ga large
band Of Mexican raiders are deprei5ting near
Ca-iTOviiie, about thirty mules west from
here. TIE latest news from Fort Stockton i
mat the stage between there a al RI = $50 na
10, elI cap ured and the driver killed. Prep
aiaiions ale going on quietly TO reinforce til
rangers with at least one Thousand men a.
soCn as The word is given. The cOmpinie,
being raised are composed foc the mos; par
of NONng men.
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R.-gtg lsAs.,a-S

NEW YORK, Oct. -6.-Langion w Moore
aiias Charley Adams and his wife Rabecca,
two OF Tie alleged CambridgepOrt Mass,
bank robbers, were brought into the Supreme
court today ON Eabeas corpus writs. Tae
wife was discharged, there being no evil
dence against her, aud the hearing of the
maze Prisoners case was adiournel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

SHANGHAI, Oct. 1.-The Chine sc authori-
ties have officially taken posses sion of tue
railway between WoOsung ami Snaug
ard stopped all traffic thereon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

FIVE HI NlkiH DOLLARS NBsFU or SILK
STOLEN.
Mr.. \. Behreu3s' dry -1ofS store. No. 5nf
an street uori. west, wa, smashed in this
morning, Il is supposed Sbau. E To-. O'Clock,
and i've pieces ~ >ii>, valued gt over $50.
~ rIe carried OF To- wan IrH- D Iuls eStab-
lsafn'ut are az Tie iHf. -i 81 q ls- f1e dppr be
Ing wei set back f,pu tly front. ana ..ener-
ally some Of tlc finest and most valuable
goods are displayed On them A. night the
cut taluS are carefully drawn dbaga u th,
bottom. From the - afcmsuTs or A nai -hbor
q IS learned az the s' ore was all SAFE at ! I.
o'clOc Is, aud some hlgf> subsequently there
vas some noise heard ga thD street, aud a
wagon was see. going flg pn the commissioners
tejWoen the railroad tracks ID Is believed
tlat THIS wagon belonged % the thieves, aud
That they kept u In tue street 20 draw OF at
ttEtlon from tiem~e waite al work In
tie recess formed hy the two windows. From
Tie appearance oi The glass u Is believed that
IL Was struck with a ham mer. aut arer be
ing cracked a d almond was usei 10 cit az
lght angles 10 the crack. letting fall TRAN
guar pleCeOf glass agalnst the curtain, aud
This having been IaKsn out the goods were
removed a. above sta-ei. CA the windows
OF two other stores IN the same square are the
used.
ANOTHER AVENUE WINDOW RoRRER
Rtsr or THE THIEF
About oclocS ,his morning Officer Daily
and Spec al Oflicer Lloyd. heard ne sound
OF glass jingllng on Penns yiVacia syenue.
between Hih ana lOtl streets. and disco rered
young man, dressed in sailors clothing,
leaving the window OF the store of WIN. N
Dempsey, and stopped him. They all re-
turned 10 The store, wnen they scDverei the
large plate glass window smashed an. aad on
looking tneir man over, found upoa MIN q
hox OF dominOes, box Of coanters, aud pack
of cards. he was escorted To the statiOn-
house aud locked up tor "A hearing.
In The Police Court this morning Mr..
DEMPSEY testified 10 the breaking OF his win
dow at a loss OF S7j and missing the above
goods, which he AZ once recognized as has
Officers Lloyd and Daily des 'riDei the cir
rumStances 81 the ares, and the court SEN
teDce3 him 10 iRu FOX six mGhths. lie au-
SWered 10 tie name 81 James sullivan. IL n
stranger, aGd appears 10 toe "A professional
thief.
A PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT ROBBED.
Last night Sergeant Arnold. OF the 5Jh pre-
ciICt, found the door OF the plumbing esiab-
1 liShmcEt Of Mr.. q. g. Thorn. on 4 street.
between I'm and 18Th open. lie Io'ifiet Mr..
Thorn. who. on searching, fouut Two drop
lights anu chandelier missing.
TIE EXCHANGE to-day received "a appli-
cations from males, making 1916 thuT far
and on the wOmen's side n applics lions,
making So thus far. John A. Love, VIII ,
was seut 10 Clifton, Va, (his eNpeu ses paid
by the eXchange,1 returned this morning,
having become too lonesome. Another boy
sent from the Industrial School has also
returned, and Information has been received
that party of five sent 10 Herndou, Va, are
about striking because dessert is not fur
liShed with their dinner every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

COMBINATION AGAINST TAMMASY.-T.s
New York county convention OF German
American independent citizens have ADOPT
ed, In connection with the republicans, the
snti-Tammapy and independent democrats,
The following ticKet-Jobn II. Brady, for su-
preme court judge; Jacob Hess, register, Jos
Koch and Allan Macdonald, marine court
justice: Joseph Z. Pincsney. w. IL. q adney.
l.. Nj. Doscber and Andrew III. Green, alder
men-at large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

PARIS. Oct 2O.-The F,g1GO announces that
al Cabinet council yesterday q draught OF
a message from President MacMahon 10 be
DELIVERED al the opening of the cham yer OF
deputies was approved. IL is very ile Ia
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s,InCe of Receiver

PATERSON, - j. Oct 25.-Tne chancellor
has removed j. e Todd from the receiver
snip OF the Merchants Loan and Trust COM
pany, because he was a director, and Shou Id
have known the compauy's insolvency, aud
appointed Robert : Hughes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26
INDIANS IN PLASTER

DEATH OF AN Ex-M. CA private dis
patch received in this city announces the
death, at COndersport, Pa, of ext Con greSs-
man Sobieski Ross, OF the 10th Pennsylvania
district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

GEN. GRANT visited President MacMahon
acted az interpreter during the reception,
which was informal and very cordial. Gen.
Grant accepted an invitation TO dine next
Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

NEWSPAPER COLLAPSE. The Philadel-
phia Times announces that the Sunday
Press and Evening Herald of that city are
in financial trouble, and that Mr.. T.. A.
Smyth, the publisher of both papers, has
made an assignment for the benefit OF the
creditors
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Gen. FORESTS Hines.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct. 26.-Gen. Forrest
is Still ia a critical condition. He has been
reduced by chronic diarrhma until he
scarcely weighs hundred pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

DEATH OF QUEEN.-Tbe French gun-
boat SECOND. from Tahiie, which h,s ar.iy-
ca at San Francisco, brings news OF the
death OF Queen Pomare, OF the Society
Her Oldest son, Arxane, has been proclaimed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

THF FRIDAY MURDER NEAR HARPER's
FERIIN.-Ihe Frederick Nd Valley Rs0.s-
tf says that the bOdy 81 the late K ". D. NJ
Friday, who was found drowned ia the canal
near Harper Ferry, On the first day Of June
last, was eXhgmed a. Jefferson GA Monday
last under hesupervisiJn of r. Stake, states
attorney for Washington county. Dr.. Nc
Emerson Scott, of HagerstCgn, made an ex-
animation OF the body, sad IL il rumorei
That additional evidence was Obtained which
VIII tend TO greatly strengthen the prosecu-
ton OF Grove and his accessories, now under
arrest charged Wi IN his murder.
PlMLICo RACEs.-Tbe fourth race at the
Pimlico track lBaltimorel yesterday, mile
heat. was won by Glen Dudley ia las, I:i6k.
The steeple chase was won by Deadhead. No
fine taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

The REMOVAL OF THE Sioux from Red
Cloud agency to the vicinity OF the Missouri
river has begun and will be completed in a
month. The Indians evinced no issatisfac-
ton. Spotted Tail will not move for Q few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

a dispatch from Mairit To the y aafqrf
says: " n consequence OF the Spanish sue
cesses in Cuba II is believed in ministerial
circles thFt Gen. Martinez Campos VIII re
turn 20 Spain in February
EN-QUeeB Isabella.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-26

PLUME'S ID FA L CAT o N.-The New
fo.k Times states that as far IS can be as
csrfained the amount embezzlei by George
I. Plume from the Lamont estate, of which
be is executor, is nearer $500 900 than 500 900
the amount he admits having embezzled.