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,liIn OF ThIevr, safely Housed.

IeNiy simms Norman Carter and William
Wilson, the thIce theivrs Mhu rrb5cI the tall.
ulng c-IuJllshmcui OF Mr.. Van Dartn las
Friday morning, had L hearing in tine roli'c
tUUIt yesterday. Detectives CUuncs, Mil."G
and MrElnrsh, who arrested the mru. lcsti.
ICED to finding some OF thc stolen goods OIL the
u! p!isUuurs and u secondhand dealer named
Wal,ky stated that he bought several articles
nom the accused. There seemed 10 be- no diI.
iiculty iu making out a clear case Of grand lar.
Ceny, and the court ssut the case up. the grand
jury liking bonds At fSQg each.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

lhnGt ia O'Clock last evening the yard oi
MI Edmon.ton, who lives At No. - | street
nolthwc4t, was entered by thieves, who car.
,rd oil I'll tie week washing, which had been
.vn on the line a market.baskct, whirh had
lrcn carcIc,sly len IN the yard, was U-cd by
the - amps 20 carry their p'undel in. A-nearly
a.. the stolen property vas marked with the
Initials : :. t., It will be a had mntlct f,r
the -rounllcIS 10 escape detection il they o..
tempt Co., sell u.
National Republican., 1878-11-26
Corinne.

Corinne Is entertaining and astonishing peo-
pie at Old. Fellows Hall. Corinne, when
asked, maintains that her wonderful appear
auce as human bust, placed upon dish, on.
tirely separated, so far as the eye can tell, from
the rest of her body. is duo to railroad acci-
dent. The deception cannot be discovered.
The hours OF her receptions are from one to
half.psst four o'clock in tho afternoon, and
from half.past six to ten o'clock In the evening
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a serious Charge Against a Coiored Minister
Dismissed.

Washington Holmes was arra!Snel in the
Police Court yesterday afternoon Vn i charge
of rape, preferred against him by Georsianua
Srot,. The .plo-ecuting witness told u story
" iich differed In many particulars with what
she had stated wRCH She prOgurcl the warrant
and As there appeared 10 be no case against the
accused Ge was dismissed. g. Both the par:ie,
were rOlOrcd and great interest wIs manifested
IN the trial, rs Holmes is minister of the
gospel. The couri.rO0m was crowded with
members OF his hOrk. When the Judge au.
nounueh that the ease was dismissed there
wore manifestations Of approval, such ~ clap.
ping hands, stani ping OF feet, &c., which were
yIomptly checked by tho officers Of the court
Holmes LEFT tn" building surrounded By q
Thong Of admirers, who expressed their will
iugue.S lV Id6 him home on their shoulders
fINa ONcrc0at- are selling ygIy ,urnp at
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NO" thtcus
The clerk Of tho court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
Robert Floyd and Maria Rolling.
D. W. Thomas and Mary II. Hogans.
c. W. Tay'or and Cora W. Matthews, Of
Alexandria County, Va.
Us. waltomcyer, of Portsmouth, Va, and
Josephine l.. Howe, Of this city.
q. p. Sydenstrickcr, of Louisburg W. Va,
aud Josephine o. Grimes, of Front Royal, Va.
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Teaching III. rrrnch.


b. reference to the card oil Madame l.ecOurt,
that will ur found in'Rnother portion of this
paper. it vii lie seen that she desires 4 class of
American, to he educated In the French Ian
guAgc under Der auspices Madame Lccouu
ronc- among rs hrimsius Testimonials frOm the
best classes Of the American and English peo'
pie gIyiug assurance A. to her superior ability
and skill rs n teacher, and her many txcrlen.
cies us lady Of worth Of the highest respect
ability Of ci ,rtri,r. We therefore commend
her To- :he pat image Of those who desire 10 sG'
conIplish themselves Ia the French. Those
who purpose travelling in Europe will Gmd tins
an excellent opportunity Of Accomplishing
themselves III a laugung" which il spoken 1T
LlaIIy every court, aud among II 'drgr portion
ul the people in that luIt f the world. As
teacher, Madume I.ccouIt has the most docded
testimonials -, to the lrrIccluess Of her pro.
mrnciation. which is great dcsdgmtWn with
the pupil.
National Republican., 1878-11-26
An EN- ENTS.
Theatre Comiaus.

Tho performance at the Comique last even.
ing was ono Of rare merit and was appre-
cistcd by the large audience present. The
programme was diversified with number Of
short and pleasing sketches, in which some Of
the finest speciality artists in tho country ap.
poared. Williams and Sullivan, iu tho Lack
awanna Spoons were the recipients Of sew.
cral sncorss, "a their style Is something new.
The Cortlandt Sisters sang q number OF
choice ballads In faultless style, and made
many admirers. George Garland aud Cherrie
Chapman are pains taking couple, and their
Dutch sketches are hard 10 beat. Miss Minnie
Farrell has improved wonderfully since hcr
last appearance in this city, and does four
character changes In frst.class style. The
sketches. Editors Troubles" aud the DE
nouncer." in which Jake Budd, John Robin.
son, Harry Williams, Miss Fannie May, and
the other members Of the mammoth mpany
take part, were received with shouts Of ap.
plauso. DDn't forget the matinee this after.
noon. at halfpast two o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

At BAL1INOPI AND OHIO nEFOT, NFW JEKEEN w
NUE ASp CsrRfEr.
rDIsltlr ErrlbO.
$500 ~. Louis a On. py 'i:bO, Baltimore accom-
So, Philn & \, V ey 10 BALTIMORE accom-.
IN, Chico a Plttss et. kUn y Y. Phil 4 Bos eS
t.D. baltimore and way SV,' Piedmont, SlTsShurg
stations Winchester. Fred Ck
ef5, bred. &C. tNet. bf'ch) HnscrSiown. Point oi
I.7 Baltimore, Annapolls ltoJks a way stations
express -asS baltimore accom-
ets, Mariin.burg and ia. $50 Baltimore crptes.
ferstown ae. (nstro s7.S Baltimore q WAY sh
lolitAn btApeh) lions.
G4tO, Baltimore Acrcm. ts.1h Chicago ~ ous
titb Raltnprs spress $50 Ny PhI. Boston
express
sArTive d.iiy. Others Sundays excepted
80 for lhe time OF departure Of trains see nd'er'
rs-msnts -lssvhara
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4 PROFESSIONAL WITNESS.
A Short Examination, Rich in Devel-
opments.

How an Informer was Spirited Away on tho
Day OF Triai-uis Tale on the witness
stand-An Unexpected Cat Let Out
OF the Bsg-Money Furnished
by Police OHicer to
Obtain Evidence.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

New Advertisements.
To horse owners.
Notice -Ndss.m-e,iny.
Meeting OF the Labor Exchanse.
Madame leComt-CArd-So'iyO
Information wanted Of Mr.. Ryan.
Thanksgiving al Washington Market
Pot rent--Room., .li sixth street northwest
Rooms for frnl-Slg Thirteenth street northwest
Thank,slvns good.-B. W, Rsrds sons, l2ld +
street northwest
Wanted t. rcLt-A furnished house in.GIre a.
1924 Eleventh ftrect northwest
National Republican., 1878-11-26
HARRINGTON
MAKE TO ORDER
All Kinds of Mems Boots and Shoes
nj small advance on ready made Eastern work.
CALL AT
i2S Ninth street North west.
noyttf
DRY Goods.

NHEAP DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
y! Closing out Tapestry Brussels 55c 10 SIC.
Best Lowell Ingrains, 1c to SIC.
Atwood lnsraIns. SSc worth sjc
inyrains low 25 and 3ic; worth l0c more per I'd
stair, Hall and Border Carpets cheap.
White Blankets, hIll <be, 81 u pet parup
HEA DQCARTEllS FOR CLOAkS- ~ up to 50.
Can give best lifting Cloak al less money than any
oilior house
beavers and woTsed Gloakings, s"j up tU g. I'd.
Black Wool CashIneTes, lSc, 5oc, e:c. up.
Ladies' GossampT Waterproof tlvaks very cheap,
Cheapest house In Co!ore0 and white flhnuels.
Olive ls u tTtsI-sfs Just dealers 70 AL.
y. ShCDAIS.
role 10 Market Npaee.
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Hearts Now United.

A. N. LASCKToS & Co.'S Fruit and Butter
depot, 8OI Ninth street. opposite Patent Office.
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uyurroAr> EIsEMAN BROS. 7Tu&I

NuTm Sue iur SO at Roman q Cox =,
c, ,hICis. 30 seventh street
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sis SUITS TO ORDER. EIsEMAN BROS,
COR. 7TH AND SITS.
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GIFT IIEMS.

siPANTs TO ORDER. EIsEMAN BROS,
COR, 7rI AND STS.
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SOLID gold Amethyst and Cameo Rings from
50 to S. at v. Harris Il Co.'S, i35 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-26
DIR, John Lord,

An audience of over 800 greeted DIR. Lord at
the congregational Church last night. Tho
lecture on Society in the Old Roman World
rewritten especially for this course, proved To-
bo one Of his best productions, and was lie.
ceivcd with marked and appreciativc atten.
tion. The Doctor seems TO know how TO keep
young and has certainly lost none OF his force
aud vivacity. Well.COnditionod physically, he
will undoubtedly be able to keep up the same
interest throughout tho course. His rhetoric
and diction were, as usual, beyond criticism,
and his skill in engrafting living issues on the
fossils OF the past as pronounced as ever. The
audience WAS a remarkably select one. Pro-
fessor Bisehotf performed on the organ In his
best style before tho lecture. II was announced
that Professor Hayden would be unable to give
organ concerts during the course, as advertised,
because Of his inability to gain access to the
organ during the day for practice.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

AaE you bilious. troubled with heaaaehe. diary
pep,lc, nervous. dull, and lAnguid? Averse to all
sIsrton. ls your l.fe miserableH You require =
blood. Take QU.rK's lRIsH fyA. The great mouse.
hold remedy. Il will soon relieve you. Sold by oil
druggists % cents per package, which makes q
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-11-26
Real Eutats Transfers.

s. n. Bond To J. II. Mari, for 81 200, lots
a, 65, and so, block Is, subdivision OF Cottsge
Hill. II. W. Garnett ct al, trustees, I, A. l..
Nairn. for k',2o0, lot %, square 5l7. N. y.
Chew ct al. to =. J. Wright, for 1900, lot "a,
square 500. 7. X. Benton TO J. II. Benton, for
si,l7O, lot 123, square $40. II. B. Moulton ct
Callan, treasurer, &C., for $500, lot 4, square
l049. Otis Bigelow to G. l.. Du Bois, for 81 800
lot @, subdivision Of square 6oi. J.W. Tow
ers to q. W. Chamberlain, for sl,i35, lot 30,
square n.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

WELLS NACHISE.sPRRAp sIRESGTHtSiSG PiAsT
are still the best known. Their curative pow
srs lar surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

YouSG PEOPLE do pay attention 10 your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them Be wise In time
Clean them daily with rirrRsroN's IyokY PEARL
TooTH POWDER the most perfect dentrincs Known.
II will keep them through life In good condition,
white and SOUND. VIII harden the gums. sweeten
he breath, and prevent toOthnChe. Sold by all
druggists. 70 and so cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

National Theatrc-Lotta-"La Cigaie."
Lotta and her new play were received last
night with the marks Of appreciation that
always attend that uost charming Of come.
dcnnos and her histrionic ventures through
out the land. Lotta Lolita, and LA Cigale"
a most entertaining medium for the display
of all her powers Of pleasing. The support
provided for the present engagement Is very
efficient, aud, In TACT, Is rendered by very
nearly tho same artists lately performing with
Lotta at the Park Theatre New York. La
Cigsle" will be repeated this evening.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

HARD times demand economy; prRcpcs 1t BY
fenovaung your sUIled gloves with JoryFS's IsO
DKRous KID GLOW CLRAssKs. Price % cents pei
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

CHoicE New York Butter; 30c. /; 1anckton's
G0l Ninth street.
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Is your hair harsh dry aud stiff! Does Il refuse
" curl! Dress II with 1H0SPsOss OMADE OPTIAt.
An oleaginous compound OF singular n,arlt. II
will Improve IT, Sold 0y druggists, &c, Price 10
And 90 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

GoLp filed aud plated jewclry q speciality
at X. Harris 4 Co.'s, 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

A GOOD pair of Pants for s2, at Roman &
Cox's, J07 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-26

HARVEY 4 IOIDEN's
Table d Hotc i the best In the city. Breakfast and
dinner, 10 cents each.
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Amusenents.
TurATEE CcNiart.-VsrieiS performance.
NATIONAL THEArRE.-iOIta.
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4 UOoD pair OF Opera Glasses from Is up, i
r. Harris 4 Co.'S. 43j Seventh street.
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Ia I,.,,l Horse. from SHINING.

\ GOOD pair ct opera gla-seS from - mp, at
X IIr..- X Ga ~ ~ seventh street
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LOCIL MIyCELLdNT.

Six per cent. interest paid on deposits Special
rates on time deposits J. II, soClEn 90,
RankeTs ltl6 PemnsyIyania ayemme
National Republican., 1878-11-26

No WHOLESALE butter house IN this city or Ralti
more hs, better facilities for daily receipts of chOlc
dairy products than SPICtR's corner Ninth and
street. northwest Large stock Fine goods Low
prices Fair dealing
National Republican., 1878-11-26

FoR pod'hlled and plated Jewclry call at H.
Harris x COS, iJJ seventh street.
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4 CIothss-Linr Robbery.

f!Na ONcrc0at- arc selling yy.y urup at
Roman : Cox. 5O7 seventh street.
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BOYsCLoTHINa. EIsEMAN BROS, 7TH
ASDE
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,rlIls L.NsB. I'D he Popular l.uW p.!Cc Car
;. FWru ..her. = 'Srsnih, between u and l..
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A Rhyming Petition.

90 10 to JuIiu, Lun.burgh for window shades
National Republican., 1878-11-26

WHES you feel a cough or bronchial affection
creeping on the lungs take Ayers Cherry Pectornl,
and euro 1t before II becomes inCurablc.
To CUSSuMPTIyES.-WiibursC Cod.Liyer oil and
Lime has now been before the public twcEty yenrs,
and has steadily grown In favor end appreciation
This could not be the case unless the preparation
was OF high intrinsic value. The combination OF
the Phosphate Of l.ime with pure CUd-LNcr oil, Rs
prepared by pT. Wilbur. has produced a new phase
In the treatment Of Consumption aud all diseases
Of the Lungs This arlC" can lie taken by the most
delicate Invalid without creating the disgusting
nausea which is such All objection 10 the Cod Liver
Oil when taken without Lime II L. prescribed by
the regular faculty. Sold by the proprietor, 4. H.
Wilbor Chemist Boston, und by OIL druggists,
National Republican., 1878-11-26

CLOTHING, EIsEMAN BROS, COR 7TH
A\nE
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Fn'r1s aud pure y. y. ctdor at Lanckton'

>DIIo guid Wiltham watch for t,iO. at Il,
Harris \ Co.'S. ~ Seventh street.
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WILL.IRD'S norm.

Iuuu. I.ansburgh for c0rpo,sand oil cloth,
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National Republitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Train.

Al BALTlNoRE AND roTONAC DgrOT, sINrH An
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-25
a Hun dred Years Ago.

4 rider to a capital house in Wat
ling street, being on journey, was
attached few miles beyond Winches-
ter by single highwayman, who, tax,
ing him by surprise, robbed him, with
out any resistance, Of his purse and
pocket book, containing cash and
notes 20 very considerable amount.
"Sir," says the rider with great pres
ence of mind, II have suffered you to
take my property, and you are very
welcome to it. It is my masters, and
the loss cannot DO me any hurt But
as it will lock very cowardIy in me to
have been robbed without making any
defense, l should take it kind of You
Just to fire your pistol through my
hat" "With all my heart" says the
highwayman: Whereabouts Will
you have the balI?" "Here," replies
the rider, pointing to it, Gust aside
the button" Tie unthinking high
wayman was as good as his word, but
the moment he had fred the rider
seized the opportunity to knock him
off his horse, and the fellow is now in
Winchester goal Newcastle Eng
Chronicle.
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[BY THE GovERNoR.I
Election Proclamation, 1878.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
IDAHO TERRITORY,
BOISE CITY, September 30, 1878.

DOACh N1113 0cIJtClDUGI 0U, 1910.
10 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN =
Know ye that [, Mason Brayman, Cover
nor OF the Territory of Idaho, in obedi-
ence to law, do hereby appoint and order
The holding Of a General Election at the
proper voting places in the several coun-
tles OF said Territory on Tuesday after the
lrst Monday in November next, being the
NTH day OF said month, in the year 1878,
Tor the election of the following officers,
to-wit:
One Delegate to represent said Terrific
rTy IN the Forty-Sixth Congress of the
United States
One District Attorney for the First Dis
trlct comprising the counties Of Nez
Ferce, Idaho and ShOshone.
One District Attorney for the Second
Distnct comprising the counties Of Boise
Alturas and Lemhi.
One District Attorney for the Third Dis
trlct, comprising the counties OF Ada.
Bear Lake, Oneida and Owyhee.
Members Of both branches OF the Tenth
General Assembly, to convene at Boise
CITY on the second Monday, being the
thirteenth day Of January, A. ID. 1879, as
follows:
ADA CoUNTY-Two (2) members Of the
Legislative Council, and five ~ members
OF the House OF Representatives.
ALTURAs CoUNTY-One Cd member of
me Legislative Council and two 90 men,
bers OF the House Of Representatives.
BEAR LAKE CoUNTY-One ID member
+ The Legislative Council, and one nI
member OF the House Of Representatives.
BOISE CoUNTY-Two (2) members of the
Legislative Council, and FIVE 90 members |
OF the House of Representatives.
IDAHO CoUNTY-One Cd member of the /
Legislative Council, and one ID member /
ot the House Of Representatives.
LEMHI COUNTY-One u member of the |
Council and two ~ members Of the House
)f Representatives.
Me- PIERCE CoCNrY-One ID member
}f the Legislative Council. and two ~
members Of the House OF REPRESENTATIVES
ONEIDA CoUNTy-Onc 1l member of
he Legislative Council, and - members
'i the House OF Representatives.
OWYHEE C0UNTT-iwo (21 members ofI
he Legislative Council, and five - mem
'crs ot The House al Representives.
SHnsHoNE CoCATY-Onc ~ member Of
Ac Legislative Council, and one II men,
Der Of the House ot Representatives.
Also, all other officers required by law
@ be elected a. said general election.
~ In testimony whereof | have
= I heretofore set nay hand and
, , caused ;o be- hereto affixed the
~~-~ Great Seal Of said Territory Of
daho, attested by the Sec etayy thereof. /,
Done ut Boise City lhis, thisiieth day of,
sp.e@ucr in the year OF our Lord 1873
II. bRAENAN.
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Hayes when a Young Man.

Of Mr.. Hayes an old schoolmate
says that he would never join in iun
or mischief, and so never had a chum,
and that he was known as q boy who
had no heart to spare. lie never had
any condolences and never l,nbosomed
himself. Another friend says that
Mr.. Hayes has great desire to be on
good terms with every one, but at the
same time wants his own way He
spreads his friendship over too much
ground, and this, says the friend, is
the reason of his desire to keep the
good feeling Of the north while per-
sonally acquiring that of the south.
This is not the way Of great men says
the friend.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-25
2rQfgsslQual Cards.
JONAS W. BROWN.

A TT0RYEY AMI COUNSELLOR Al law. AND
Y Notary Public, Idaho city. 1. I. WIN practice
in al the Courts Of tie Territory OFFIcR on Com
nsycial street TWO d. Or above court House.
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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
AFFAIRS IN AFGHANISTAN.

SIMLA, October 17th.-The concen-
tration Of Afghanistans in Khyber
Pass is causing uneasiness The gar
risons al Peshawur and Kohat are be-
ing reinforced. Three Punjaub regi-
ments have reached Tull. 1t is re,
ported that the forces at Ali Musiid
and Candakat have been largely rein
forced.
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JlaAp 9emt-}peeklg Nlurll
Published

sn,7egd y5 c2s EH1.ldav@.
BY. THE
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-25

The IDAHO WORLD has dotted the par
ty collar and is scoring its Democratic
brethren soundly. In this it is doing
its country valuable service, and
the gratitude Of the people of
its section,-[ [Hanford (Cal.) Public
Good.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-10-25

ed series of resolutions expressing
sympathy with the plan proposed for
building that portion between the Rio
Grande and the Colorado on the plan
proposed by the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company of California.
WEDDING PARTY POISONED
CINCINNATI, October 19th.-At the
wedding supper Of Willis Peale and
Alice Burdge, at Azalia, Indiana,
Thursday night, ten Of the party were
poisoned by some unknown person
having put strychnine in the food. 1t
is surmised that some one of Miss
Burdge's rejected suitors committed
the deed.
TIMBER CUTTERS PARDoNED.
SALT LAKE, October 18tb.-News is
received from Malad, Idaho, that the
forty or fifty prisoners sentenced to
fine and Imprisonment for cutting tim
ber for the Utah Northern Railroad
have been pardoned by the Secretary
Of the Interior, and their fines remit
ted. The railroad company are to pay
Por the timber.
PUMP ROD BROKE
VIRGINIA (Nev.), October 18th
The Hale & Norcross pump rod broke
asst night There is no change in tbs
)ther mines.
CANDIDATE FOR JOHN MoRRIssEY's. SEAT.
New York, October l8th.-Thom-
IS Murphy, ex-Collector, has been
dominated for Senator, to fill the va.
ancy caused by the death of Norris
CV.
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INTENTIONS OF THE SOCIALISTS.

BERLIN, October 17th-The Social
lists declare, as, after the passage of
the anti-Socialist bill, they will be pre-
vented from holding meetings, they
will infest the meetings Of other par
ties and cause them to be dissolved
likewise.