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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-15
tOSGR kSS.

Congress meets ii extraordinary ses-
,.ns.l2 o'clock today. In the House
To- officers OF last year, with the excep-
ion Of boo, Keeper, have been nomlns-
tel by the Democratic caucus, and will
10 elected to serve during the present
session. Mr.. RANDALL, of Pennsyvs-
lis, will be Speaker; ADAMS, of Ken
lucky, Clerk THOMPSON, OF Ohio, Ser.
Dt-st-Arms; and Col. POLK, OF Ms
,uri Door Keeper, IN place # PATTER
,Nof New York, the late incumbent.
10 the Senate the old officers will most
ieIy continue to serve. and the commit
re having been reorgsnized At the extra
,s,'on since the Atm of March, will prob.
A,.y remain unchanged.
We presume the Presidents message
sill be sent IN promptly to-day, aud the
Congress viii a. once settle down To
gJ-s
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The D. Paso Mob.

SAS FRAsCIsCo, October IA San
Diego dispatch says: The Union has tbr
following special from Tuscan: Adylcos
from T. Paso show the most serious aud
.lroaleuing state OF a1alrs. The oniIrs
.ower portion OF II PAso county is IN tho
possession OF the mob, and the Amer.
cans throughout .he county have aDan-
toned their homes and fed ~ III PasD
tor .a'ety. Judge Howard, who killed
LOIjs Cardiss a. II Paso, on the 10Th
instant, succeeded in making his escape
% Messllls, where he still remalr-
Cardis is said ~ have been
he leader 4 the mob, Who
are al more desperate aud threatening
in cJnsequruce f no death. The Sheriff
i h, Psso, 10 also ~ MessI,la but reius's
% return with Howard, ~ the latter
would De killed At once by the mob,
while the Snerlf himself will be- killed
u be dares - return without Howard.
Lieut.. Payne, who Is IN charge oi toe de
.Achment D! troOps, ssyi that lOur cOmpA-
0ies will be- required to suppress the moo.
4 large number o! outlaws are eBcamped
near the county seat They declare that
they Will fight the IroJps II the latter at
templs an srrest. Judge Baker ., en-
route from Fort DAVIS with lrJOps ~ re-
tore order,
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Episcopal convention AT Boston.

BosroN, October l8 In the EPisco-
pal General Convention to-day the dis
cussion was continued on the amendment
shortening the morning and evening
prayers.
Bishop Dehaven, Of Minnesota, and
Ex-Governor Stephenson, OF Kentucky,
favored its adoption.
Rev. Mr.. LIvermore of Wisconsin,
was among those opposed. Nearly all
the speakers favored shortened form OF
morning and evening prayer, but
thought the object could be accomplished
without amending The constitution.
Finally a vote was taken and the
amendment rejected r. follows: DIo-
ceses represented by clerIcs delegates,
As; ayes, l3; nays, ~ diviced, 5. Do.
ceses represented by lay delegates, AZ;
ayes, l3; nays, "a; divided, 3.
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WHEELING W. VA. MONDAY MORNING OCTOBER L5 1877
CONDEMNED TELEGRA1s.

The City OF Berlin brought TO New
York Saturday 100000 in gold coin.
The Hsnlon Ross boat race st Toronto
was postponed till to-day. The water
WAS too rough.
Captain Elijah Wells, editor and pro-
prieter of the Port Tobacco Md Times
is dead, aged sixty.
The schooner Charlie +. Mago, of Pro
vincetown, Md. lost four men IN gale
on the Grand Banks, September 18th.
Two additional charges of forgery have
been brough. against Colonel Slbley, OF
Boston. He remains in jail IN that CITY.
-Four hogsheads of new sugar and
twenty-six barrels of new molasseS were
Received at New Orleans, Saturday, the
first this season.
The steamship England, whose petty
officers were engaged in smuggling silks,
has given bonds III the sum OF S325,OCO,
and has been released.
Eight steamships departed Saturday
for England, well laden. Three steam
ships from Boston took out $4,000
bushels OF wheat.
Daniel O'Hars, an old and respected
citizen, 8 promnen; politician, and
formerly county treasurer, died at his
residence in Chicago, Friday.
A league of Pennsylvania building
associations las been formed to resist the
efforts of the Auditor General to collect
from them, under his construction OF the
act of 1874, II tax OF / of per cent.
Mrs. Mary Drake, stewsrdess of the
steamship Cily of Vera Cruz, who was
removed to the quarantine hospital at
New York, Thursday, as u yellow fever
patient, died Friday.
A Columbia Is. 5. dispatch states that
State Senator Nash ha' resigned, and
made u confession to the Investigating
Committee smplicating others in the
Legislative frauds, and has made restItu-
ton.
The American Electrical Society has
postponed its fourth annual meeting until
December 18th, to accommodate several
prominent members who can not be pre-
sent on the usual date, the 18th OF Octo-
har
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STATE NEW -.

Incidents and Accidents Clipped
from our Country Exchanges.
The Grafton Times has suspended.
PIEDMONT is to have baby show.
The Fair company, OF Morgantown Is
10 be reOrganized.
BISHOP SCoTT presided at the West
Virginia Conference.
The Richie Democrat is going TO en-
srge to seven column paper.
The Ksnswhs County Court has sp-
pointed viewers tor the road to Roane.
KlNGwoGD wants rifle team pub
nc library, and narrow gauge railroad.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows OF
this State meets ut Grafton on the 23d
instant.
THE Harrison county fair this year
has cleared 5000. They have $4,000 in
the treasury.
Mr.. FLOYD WARREN, foreman OF the
Charleston Courier, was married to Miss
Trudgian, OF Charleston, on the 9TH inst
ACCORDING to DR.. Sears report, West
Virginia mas received from the Peabody
school fund in the last ten years, SlO7, 40
p ". MORRIS. ,.edilor of the Ritchie
Gazette, is trying his hand on serial
which is entitled, "JInks Phipps and l, D.
and gives BaLiou Magazine credit Tor it
A YOUNG man by the name Of Dot
son last week, wounded himself IN the
foo, by accidentally dlscharging his gun.
He was climbing tree, about one mile
from this place, near Hughes river, with
the gIn in his hand, and by some means
accomplished the result above stated. -
Ritch,e Gazette.
WE are informed that a man by the
name of Josiah Reed, OF Doddridge
county, was murdered last week near
West Union. His head was beaten Al
most to a Jelly. HIS hat, coat and watch
were taken from him. We understand
that the watch was afterwards found IN
the possession of man named Holmes,
and that Holmes has since been arrested.
" Va. Tribune.
ENGINE No. 225, gong east, drawing
u train OF hoppers and gondolss, ran INTO
a slide at point known AS Turkey Foot,
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
Wednesday night, and smashed things
up generally The engine was very
much damaged and the cars piled up
promiscuously, bloekading the road and
DELAYING the run OF trains several hours.
The engineer was somewhat bruised, but
not seriously hurt.-W. Va. Tribune.
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LOtfpry SWindle.

NEW YORK, October l4.-The Tribune
10 morrow will announce the discovery
by the police of bold and extensive
scheme by lottery swindlerS involving
the sale here and in Boston, Providence,
Hartford, Albany, Troy, Buffalo, Phlls-
delphis, Baltimore, Washington, Chics-
90, Cincinnati and ST. Louis, of hundreds
OF thousands of dollars worth cot tickets
IN bogus and illegal Georgia lottery.
Judge a. y. Lochrsne, an agent OF the
State OF Georgia, Is here to prosecute
the bogus lottery men They appropris-
ted the franchise of charitable institu-
ton known as the Masonic Home tor
Orphans, at Atlanta, as q basis OF this
sYindle.
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ProIesIi0g Against AhermHn's Re
sumption Policy.

NASHEILLE, Oc,o' er ID The meeting
this morning called by the Board oi
Trade to take action against the Sher-
man policy OF coutracuon, WAS not
largely attended. Judge DeMoss Wa
called TO the char, and commented the
President Tor raising himself above tn"
party, and SAID ths, the recent election ~
ONO WAS not Democratic victory '
much n. M anti Sherman victory. The
meeting adopted petition to Congress
20 speedily repca, he iaw taxing the
,--Ve OF State and private banks: to repeSI
.hn ,aw demone,InG s'E'T, ana enact
Avs for the colnsG' VI silver by tho cltl
@ensi to cause the government TO issue
ia the place oI the present green OHNh
currency iuIl legal tender TO De re-
celved IN payment o. Hli debts, puOlc and
private, not especially made Payao!e
Ia CON by the conuHc.i 10 take ir0m thr
Secretary OF the Treasury all power over
our circulation ali prombIt iurtheT
contraction, but t. i'crcase thc cfcu!a.
uOn until 1t Is cqAai IN Voiumo 70 lh'
business wants oil the country ASKS 10.
he pOstponcmeHl "l iho question ol
single or double stanford I'll. the lnIquiLy
o. decentralization Is s:oncd tor by re.
,torlng that which MAS wrongIuIiy
.akeni repels the charge that people seek
ing relief from contraction are IN iAV'r
)t reckless inhaIi'ni insists lhHt Ih'
bonds should ba taken up with currency
and no. crrrency with bonds, the 'uppN
20 be regulated by the demand, ana an
ntcrconyer.Iblc bond with low rate @.
interest Twelve years contraction has
been endured with Submission that hp
no parallel; deem IT nu lrsLit 10 the IN
,eingeLce ot tue peop.e, and MA unwar-
ranted presumption 0 their ignorance T.
make the argument That re umpIon Will
bring reiei, TO reach specie ba,ls, with
q public and private debt OF over t'n
thousand millions, aud most OF the int'r-
esL due abroad and payable IN com, ~"
the coin IN the couttry reduced TO Ore
hundred and h.ty million, vii, be 10 or
gAuize permanently system OF shoddy
supremacy over the mAss's, demand
that our representatives IN Congress
shall make hnanc:a! reIIei Toe nrS'
object OF their lAbors Sud pa. oe'of'
Congress. Inc aeD. oI tennessee
eZo'VOO'VVu anu "ho '"'''o'' nv"
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THE EASTERN WAR.
rhE STRENGTH OF THE ARMIES.
The Force of the CombaInnt, About
Equal-Operations AT Shipka
Pass ssSuspended by the
Bad Weather.

LONDON. Oct. lS-lnte lisence from
Biels states that Suiiemsn Pashs's army
Is declmsted by typhus.
Bralla sdvlces Of the 10Th state that
Suhemsu Psshs las detached $4,000 men.
IN consequence OF movement o. Gen
zimmerman. The whole Roumsnlau
srmy before Plevns has been provided
with clothing
ChevSet Pasha telegraphs from Plevna.
Friday, 2Sth: II hsve interviewed Os-
man PSsha. The third convoy has rn.
tered Plevns There Is no trace Of the
enemy on the road from Plevna 10 Or
chime, which Is guarded by troops Al the
prlnclpsl points
LONDON, October ,S-Genersl Llvh,.
sky, OttEe Russian Headquarters stab. hs,
been dismissed, sud more hopeful ieel
Ing prevails.
ST. PETERsBURG, October l3.-Au
official Dispatch SAYS q NJ on the 9.h INST
there WAS naval engagement IN Suhaz,
~ the mouth ot the Danube, during
which Turkish three msstei steamer
crossed the line OF torp"docs, sli the
i''' lVAN AlS ~ an tAllt-lON lbllhNNN
sud the steamer sank the Russian cutter
hauling down her flag. 1t Is supposed
that all on the steamer pcri,hcd. Tho
Gar dccrces that every soldier may hr
promoted 10 commissioned officer Tor
distinguished services on passing the
usual examination.
LoNDoN, October li-Thc HpSs sum
mary OF the strength OF the Russisu
army OF the Danube, IS that only 200
men crossed the DAaube, of which 60,OOO
nave been disposed OF by battle or dis
ease, and o! the Imperial gusrd only
GO,OOO Will reach tho front Ut Tor service.
80 that as reinforced the army will
again amount to 100000. THIS includes
the ROumSuisns, but not the Dobrudscha
column OF 3O,OOe. The writer estimates
Osman Psshas army H. reinforced, n
100000, ana Su!ciman PashS's nj tho
same, 80 the cOmbstsnts have equSI
forces. Turkish reports from Shipks
Pass, represent military operations en
tIrely suspended by. .Ee weather
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HE NCM ELECTION.

The cleo u France tor Deputies 10
he Nauor Assembly took place yes
'''tsy->yn-.!i iuaL being the usual
.s7 .0r ei.r TOE 90 France The mum
a'. OF Drp.,,.- to be elected is 532
4as'e sre III France 3G2 Grrondissenents
o. elective districts, counting Paris ss
&c Adding the twenty arroniiSSenseat,
Paris, there are 3Sl arrondissements N
a.. One hundred and twelve of thes
2''slH over 100000 inhabitants, and re-
'-'n Two Deputies each. Nine arrondiSss
H'A elect three Deputies each; two ar
'''si'ssmsnts each return tour Deputies;
We elects five Lyons; snd one six
Lille. Paris returns rs Deputies. MAC
2AaoS had not candidate from the
'''' arrJHdtSsements, but in nearly all
'-7 Others there were Government can
-.A.4'. The list rs officially announced
"-sl'is Of two hundred and ninety-eight
''aaPsrtists, one hundred and thirty.
.'' Lesltimis.s and elghty-three Orlesn-
'' The preponderance here given to
'' Bonspsrtists must not be altogether
E''ogd to the sympathy OF the Marshal
resident with the traditions and meth.
: @ the empire, but partly to the
length which the Bonspsrtist party
'-.'rd at the last election.
'-dglng by the vote OF 1876 and the
-' Increase Of Republican feeling, ex-
''l by the arbitrary acts OF last May,
- "sPloIcaus are confident they vii.
.'-'a very hesvy majority to the
'-A1oer. Last year the Republican vote
~ i4si,5lj, and the Legltimist, Orlean-
A-l Bonspsrtist vote altogether was
>-'y65 In 1871 there were a large
-'2oer Of departments in which not a
~5s Republican was elected. To-day,
'-' 'eorgsnized resctlonary districts
''s A'e veins of Rcpubisanism running
'-'oash tie country. The Republi.
expect to return the 86S memb bers
'Saed the protest against MAGMA
seton last May, but in all proba-
-.'y viii return four hundred members.
Us the number GAMBErrA estimates
vi be elected.
a. D' Question now is, what will Mac
'-OA DO II a Republican Chamber is re-
~'' According to Gsmbetts, he
'''aer accept the situation and dis
AS Ministry or resign. The e1-
s.c, A0nsFchists say he will dissolve
-. amber but TO do this the assent
.r - Senate is necessary, and that he
s.,I IO' be able 10 secure for second
,,,,. '1''0n' MscMshon, in case of Re.
80. 'Aa success, i: is therefore tOlersblv
,,,. VII nave to submit or attempt a
p ''a'' The Chamber, as the House
'"'' "npx.- 1' the
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DISASTROUS Bank Failure-COmmen m
dabIe Conduct OF the Managing
Director.

BERLIN, October l8.-The failure of
the Rtterschattiche Bank, At Stettln,
has caused general depression. 1t is
stated that the managing director COM
mitted suicide. The embarrassment OF
the bank began ten years ago, when two
managing directors first discounted
doubtful bills without the knowledge OF
the council OF directors The bank,
which has capital OF 100000 marks,
and deposits OF 20,OO0,0O0 discounted
bills to the amount of S40O0O,OO0, halt
OF which would require to be prolonged
on falling due. The principal creditors
are the Berlin and Stettin Railroad Com
psny for 100000 marks; the Pomersnls
eststes; the Pomersuis sugar refinery
the Schwedt Fire Insurance Company;
the Gera Bank; the Vulcan Shipbuilding
Company; snd the Baltic Lloyds.
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A Close Count.
Sr. CLAIRsvILLE, October l3
,,,,,,, 1o,,ca ot tho Raoister

Vi NhS AsN s@'NN''
On Friday last, after all the returns Of
the election had been examined by the
Clerk OF Court and Magistrates, 1t was
announced that Wright, Democrat, had
\ majority of tloo over Barnes, Repubh-
can. During the examination it Was dis.
covered that some errors had been made
in the returns from Goshen and Warren
townships, which it was claimed gave
Barnes the majority by tlOo. 1t was de-
cided by all parties that the tickets and
tally sheets remaining in the hands OF
the townships named should be sent for
and thorough examination made to as
certain tho correct returns. This exam
nation was made to-day, and resulted
in finding additional errors in
each township, but making the result IN
favor of Wright by twelve majority. 1t
WAS then decided got to go behind the
returns" as first made, and TO declare
Wright elected-sl. OF which was done
and certifcste made to that effect. 5
that completed, the entire Democratic
COUNTY ticket rs elected The Republicans
are much cast down and are full OF eX-
plantations MS TO the cause OF the utter
rout. No better explanation can be
given, we opine, than that they did not
have votes enough. That's what defeats
the best men. SIMON.
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The Defunct State savings Bank Of
Chica.O

CHICAGO, October l3.-The Times
special reporter had an interview, At
Windsor, Canada, with Guild and Buck
ley, OF the savings bank. These gentle
men gave = complete history of the bank
under Spencer's management, and said
that Spencer had perhaps mismsnaged,
but certainly never mlsapproprlsted any
money entrusted to the bank; that he
took nothing away, and Is to-day a poor
man. They agree that the bank has been
made to pay the eXhorbitsnt prices paid
bv Spencer for the stock which made
him its President, and that he carried
matters with high hand, refusing to
close NJ the beginning OF the sacrifice.
They have heard nothing from spencer
since ne lett for New York to raise
money, and have no idea OF his where.
a5out:. They intend to return to Chi
csgo this week, rs the excitement has
died away, and are willing TO render
what aid they may othe receiver.
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THE LEFT CENTER OF The sENATEI
MANIFESTO.

The following manifesto mss been sd
dressed TO the electors by the Lett Of the
Senate.
DEAR FELLOW. CITIZENS: A; the last
moment supreme effort Is about 10 be
msde to influence your vote 10 the sd
va tage Of oticial candidates. II you are
to 4 that Republican institutions sre not
imperiied, YOU will demand why the De
Brcglie-F Fourier Ministry have only sd.
yersa-ies OF the Republic Tor their agents;
why thst Ministry have unpunlshed snd
encouraged iusolsCt attacks, of which the
Republic is the object, while they prose-
cute, with sll their power, men who de-
fend Il; and You vii reply No, We do
not believe it. YOU sre told this Min
istry is not sIhicc. 70 clerical Influences,
YOU Will remember induigencirs and
prayers placed publicly 1t the services OF
Official candidates, and You viii reply.
We 10 net believe you l; YOU sre
ted that Republican electors would
plunge the country into trouble snd dan
ger, You will show them The nsmes ot
oticia. CsndiG.tcs, s,l enemies OF
LAr htlut4lt regime. hLu Conceal
ing neither their arms LOr their hopes
snd YOU will reply We 30 not
believe YOU II yuI are told that the
government guarantees order and peace
yo9 will reply that the mos, profound
order prevailed before the 10Th o! May;
that Il has not since then ceased 10 pre-
vail, despite much provocstion, sud you
will repeat with the late Theirs that the
only tomentcIs of dIScori are these men
characterized IS auarchlss sud prrLubs-
ters. Electors YOU will vote for the 1868
ard you will every where protest against
otficls, csndldaries, which are an insult
to your liberty, 10 the dignity Of unlver-
sal suffrage, and to the sovereignty OF the
nation
The Italian ambassador here has mad n
cordial interview with Presider Mac
Mahou, and assured him Of the good dis
position OF Italy.
NEW YORK, October l4-No dis
patches have been re,tyed by the As.o-
dated Press from Europe since midnight
Saturday. The land wires connecting
with the cables on the European slde are
interrupted by n storm
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Accident 10 Trnmp..

This morning three trsmPs boarded 3
moving coal train near Lancaster, %
tho Hocs.ug valley Railroad, !or the
pyrpo-s Of stealing ride When near
Groveport they cut the traiu 10 three
parts fg- the purpose o! escaping, OuI
they oyer-lid the busiresf, Tor when the
coup'rg pins were pulled the train wa
On > 40RG grade and The men were on
the mIdd. c.la,. The speed OF the
te.scaeI car, w. grez; sn1 when near
,ae bottom ol the grade lae rear section
p. ..tg Lne uidc . s-c.Iou With tsrritc
trcr. taro~Ing i from the ilsck, bury
Ing one tramp under ten tons o! Goa,
s.l.Iry him instantly, and breaking the
leg OF as-cond man. TIE third man
sseapet, It's sUpPO=ed w!ihou: injury
The dead mans name Is supposed 70 be
Thos. ROLAND, and s De ws we'll
dre. sd and n.d KIT Of burglars tools
i, l. supposed the trio were part Of q
mob Of thieve. Who we're playing the
tramp dodge tor effect.
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Failures for 1877.

NEW YORK, OC,ober i3.-Dun, Bar
low & Co.'S circular, showing the number
of failures in the United States and
Canada for the first three quarters Of the
present year, indicates that the worst
effect of the depression of business con-
sequent on the panic have passed. The
failures in the third quarter OF the pres
ent year are less, both in number and
amount, than for either of the two pre-
ceding quarters, and are also less tnsn
the corresponding quarter OF last year.
La the first quarter OF the present yesr
the failures in the United States were
1869. the liabilities $54,538 O74; liz tie
second quarter. 1880 failures, liabilities
S44 OS6,O ,O97. Enter the third quarter:
Failures, SIG, habili les S42 346,O85.
The average liabilities OF the failures
which occurred in the first nine months
OF 1875, 1876 and 1877, were as follows:
For 1875, $24, sol; Tor 1916, $22, l66; for
1877, $2l ,622. TIE failures IN Ohio Tor
the first nine months of 1876 were 2 $40;
liabilities, $4,J48,3O4. For 1877, same
period, failures, 273; liabilities, 81 45l,
08l. Cincinnati, nine months of 1876,
failures, 81; liabilities S2,O39 $50. In
1877, failures, 70; liabilities ~, lS4 Ia.
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Beecher or Gilman.

New YORK, October l3.-Henry Ward
Beecher made Gilman and his toTgerles
the subject Of his talk ST the prayer
meeting last evening, snd said: For
week psst or more, l have been under
= cloud Mr.. Gilman, my nephew oy
marriage. has been sent to-day to Auburn
for five wears, snd is in Auburn tonight.
He married daughter o! my sister, Ms.
Perkins
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ChiIdren's Missionary Meeting.

BosToN, October l3.-The children :
missionary meeting, under the auspices
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church, At
the Tabernacle, TINS afternoon, was a.
Tended by children ot Sunday Snd mis-
sion schools OF the church IN Boston and
within radius OF ten miles. The edltice
was crowded, the congregation number
n , between seven and elglt thousant.
Nearly all the bishops ana members
of the General CoLvrnton were present
with their ladies The exercises were
interesting and impressive, and consisted
of singing by the consolidated choirs and
the children, assisted by large orchestra,
and addresses by lesdlng clergymen.
Four hundred and fifty dollars were col
lected for mission purposes.
The Bishops and members visited the
institutions of learning during the day,
and in the evening attended reception
gwen in their honor by the Trustees OF
the Art Museum, which was brilliantly
Illuminated. The Bishops and clergy are
announced TO preach in the churches
throughout the State tomorrow.
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Ex-Governor Hendricks AT Home.

INDIANAPOLIS, October l4-Ex-Gov
ernor Hendricks ard wife returned home
yesterday afternoon after an absence OF
several months in Europe The firing
of csnon announced the arrival of the
train at the depot, where = number Of
personal and political friends were N
waiting to welcome them back. At ;
o'clock d public reception was given
them Mt the Democratic club house, a.
which al address cf welcome was de-
hvered.