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letter. Hastily she turns to the end ,and crimson flush of extreme wonder rises over cheek and brow as she reads aloud the signature.
 "C. L. Who on earth can @. L. be, to write to me in this style? It must be a mistake"
 "No mistake at all, cries Tom. els there more than one Stella Q. Harding in the place, I'd like to know? and if there is, what has she to do with P. O. box 316? It's all written out as plain as a pikestaff, you see. %. L.. Why, sure, enough, 1t must be Charlie Lester: but why in the world didn't the fellow sign his full name? Is it & proposal, Stell ? Say, Stell, is it a proposal 9'' cries Tom, casting himself down on the floor and peering curiously up into Stella's scarlet face.
 A very scarlet and indignant face it is which bends over the letter, and the blue eyes flash with wrath and scorn as they follow the written lines.
 Did any one ever see anything like 1t ?" she cries at last. "Who could have sent me such thing as this ?-sign- ing Charlie Lester's name to it, too, as if he could by any possibility be guilty of such bosh p
 "His name is not signed to it, !" says Aggie, looking up quickly. "At least you said it was signed only with initials. o. L.. may mean good many things"
 "FBeloved of my soul ?" reads Tom from the letter which he has taken from Stella's unresisting hand. "' Beloved of my soul
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ouf UNI er risf IN tis 6durs tiatitsnp unr
I'D an Nnno anfctmissenr sts't aftsn
inc 9tsctr, ganni, mir sehsn lns aefa
ter. :,
6onina !ahte unr mint Stten on
1tau Nunfhel. tsice Rincsr baten lee
bal,es 8erlanaen. bic linen neue gSelf.
bic @elt, r.r .,xupil, ID tswuurern: Sd
merce Stuen 8urten isnrsn. 5ueren
Sie bic &inter in has 2teater. PER-
Dun1hel fann ia aud mitseben.
M@ @ott; risf >5rau WnnidsL otn
brinae i'd nt&t ba3u.
ylun, 70 netmsn @ie mur bic &inbe'
NIT. Sd we,te I'm Stsatsr na&ietsn.
wie @ie N& untettaltsn.A 5isr i'm ;3m
m.r III Is cter fGmil, fSnnter MIR f,itl
einen Nusentlid lang IN bsn @artsn s.
benz ''+f'
Mit 9ereniesn, iaate Grau Bunihel.
rie es Stren ssfallia IA.
QafT.n Sit BE Sinper mitaeben, 6rau
Duafa.l. fprad Doctor 6aftns, Der
gadmittas IL faSn uns bic suft anss'
ntbm.
|. Man v.rli.s tas 3immer. Doctor
5alins lisb E& auf etn. 8ant nisosr. BIZ
ft an bsr NldIeite bes 5auIss tsfane'
biers 1T 20 (h0n; faate sr. 50 bsSrsitt,
SaB man sesrn h biekn @arkn psrpstlt.
Nar mleten bic 8frbdltniF. minoer taapp
leia als iene, in teuen Sie bier leben.
Sd besrsife nidt, bab Gle bisislbsn 10
lanse ertraeen tatsn.
: if9ltl1( 1(8satsaas fslst9 a.
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San; tuie in Mmerifa.

Mus Tolsentem Warnunaernf ben cie
,Scciat @orreircrbeul" erSeben laht. lit
,u erieben, rab es aud nit Der Siderbeit
her Yetensperiiderunss @eielihaftcn in
Deutidlano fait ebenic idledt itebt. mie
in Nmerifa.
Uiitte Sanuar b, S., ,heist g in Der
Gocial Gprreipcnoen3, bat bic erlt ieit etwa
iedls Mpnaten teitebenbe vTcrtunu, &C..
bef%periherunesseienfhaft auf @esenlei,
tialeit su Dtescena, ieiaei @enerolperiamnlz
lstna gebalten, bei melder al bic Oefientz
lidfeit selanste, .bab bel bieier @ele1ldaft
ii6erbuupt nlir 139 Ser Fderunsen nit
ia, 800 Worf geriiderunsefupital -aaa
6i38 Wtarf bis Gnbe December berednes
item Yrdmien laufen; bab bic @eielfdaft
iih iench nid,tspeitcweniSer bi8ber ben
Yuras ron ,mei 6 irectcren' in,if :ie 1900
Wart Sabr,sSehait) seifdttete uno BEN
Nufiittsrotb iten fiir ras erite ba te Sabr
1880 .gtoff 9femliueraticn sabieu nno ait.
Bereeal nod Aassaten tirO ,saniI1tirrs
tc(teu, Pure Snn,ie tie. Tnudiart,e1, Sdfei-
Ser q. n tefrsisen fpa Allebr a's naiu
bar aud Bic 9iffndns ceS ycsFecncer,
ISc8 pos yerfsAss natrsSiter bieier 'Se
'fslli raft 6seidrcn Daus nus ffatt nit &c .
/ NIT Wo. sol b,scuileu pprren ri, LIN
in cas- @siddft nit eiaer anti pissn 30
llieenunnsr ein,alreten.s = Sntem Sic
.Greial. ecrrelpeueens pcr ieceals yeiteltt
Az rieifr irasrdunten Trru, a" wa,nt.
srinhert lie bas seutIhe Eubf t,im ;aslsid,
snrar, bae in idneffer Set nrd, rrcl ancere
nsus eebensnerhh hheruuseanAalten ouf tSs
aenfeitiafsit sibten Winsliepern ihmci c
sserluite auSefaBt baten. Gs iino oies
bic I'M Sabre 1873 sesriinoete 0etenS
unb fauperiiderunsstaut auf G,eseniei.
tisieit in Damburs, feruer bic 5icpeut.
ide 2etenS., llnfoa. unb Rentenperiid,e.
runssanltalt in Garlsrube nno bic Sidii.
ihe 9etensreriiderlinss unb 'parbani III
DreSoen. Die Tailiterfldruns Der 6am
burger Anitalt c,fo!ste I'M October 1876,
bitieniSe Der Garlsluber Anftalt im Ui,s
1877, mdbrenb bic Drescener @eie1ihaft
erff Dor uenisen Wcdem Su 9iquiouticn
0enStbist tpcrbeniit. nadcem oie y'erHder.
ten bic 3oblnusen BON NadidH6en per.
msi8ert baben.
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b I16Yh 90 MID fcrssa, faate
~ III Ftrtt MD nit Sbrsm Natsr
1It6a 4Rilde6ieeh.
I111ss m s66 moi nod. q sai
uas kslH9px 6se aa;s tnt. iber ren gan,
SsoSs6&n, fsnb tpifss. Saltha werbt Ia.
tsr 0lbss Gaasn6Q6 tGpSer 6naetsn. Rd
radt fdSa2gl letaaae u bssstfn uae
Nrttur rse ylav! ttkk sin5utdubissn.
s. 6aiiiuA mmrbe unwillis unb iaste tars {:
Tas laan ID uhmSslidb ttun. Sd barf
itbt ni&t icst. Sd wsrre fe IN Sbre
Dobnuns trissfn..
Sd tpeie, @ie talttn Sort. iask Nr.
thur /; abr aud barum mub ID Sie bitten,
nit metnem Batter tsin Wcrt Itsr ben
gorfau ju ipre&sn.
Sat, ou& bas nil Id tbua.
glcH um Ginss, titte, fpran 4rttnr.
brinaen @ie bic 2dltnsn stsbfdf, II pa6
ss giemanb bemertt. M9e tlmR6ahe A.
bistsn mir. bic sr06te goFt4t. bas ssSbte
@eteimnib waltsn ~ iaGta.
3ussfunben, iaste 1nffnS nab eat
Hrtbur NIT einem Nidsn bsS Rcpfss ~
serRetsn, ta6 fr aQsin ,u blslttn Wanfts.
Mrttur empfatl a& unb sins.
Dcetsr Dating bsSab aA Na&mittass .
: naG hems pratsv, perwtilt isbs& mar fur.
e 3sit baislta unb CAB ieinsm 8utf&sr
BEN auftrao ten @e8, Der az tem 6ras.
N.ia 6aufe fitrte, etn,uidlaptx. gr
traf nur Grau Nunidel unt mar Bier elm.
sstrstsn, un 1a ~ sttlnbissn, ub sr Der
Gnmilie ireenhrie bifnta fSnnte. s,
Mnna srinnfrie fa swar bss gsripre.
&sus, bas ,Re ,GrisStsre sssstsn, 5afins
III msiSsn, allsin iie fanb, ubne &c gu wii
len, 'nnttr btm 3autet fss Mannss unt
tsnm suaf 6sasisss- i's I'D -sor- -R& fsltif mil
ter bsfIsren Msinuns, bic fe BON 5aiiins.
felt Ne itn fprshtn sttSrt, eewonnsn babe,
tsrr Grisbbsrs lsi watriGsnli& nur purd
itre gdilbsruns ssSsn Icetcr Batting
einsenrsWss wcsesH wtnn es ttn jsbl
tSrte, 70 ipirss sr tpctl fslta anna taun'
metr ror 6afing Uarnsn.
Soesn gis. ipra6 5aiiins 3u 6rau
Gunihsl. Gut Gle init rtn Ginrern l&Ou
Sitsr in 9tsaisr sewsisn
Wit ttn 3intsrn. no hsnisn Gis bin
Grntsr, ale es uns nrh tsiIer ana, fonn'
ten mir uns otlasinss niantnal tas gtr.
Ariiasn sniGafsn.
Nun. uttnis baiiina. Nnna N IA arcf
atuua, I'm tus Vsrfantnie bsTrn ~ Re
fs,r, rae De isbsn piirte. tann miller
Cir rod, eiumet Anna bic sWet miasn
NiGt nnr, noe duf em 1ttatsr scratbt
pirb tas Nat6sn ini,rsi7rsn. fonrsrr
aud Die @HttliGaft. he ftSnsn. ssidmld
ten Tamsn i'm 3aubsr rsr BeIsuhtuns
Ter 8lone her @uRt wisb has M0e6sr
afsrlih ftfunsn sne Die Hilesr. bic Aaf
tiias, bic Tame msrttn motl aud Sans
ibbaft tsftaft'aen.
glnnns swsi&t srArabltf in i5rtnnst
Nle 6ans tsmsrfts, bub tis Nanssn lsi
usr enpsRsr ersIahtsn. ,udte sud in isi
nsa Nsstn cid @ttatl he Osrsnhssa'
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3 ages 81 eui 8fett m,
.Snl a n b.

. - ~ ~
- Samss @crtun grnnett> 5eraus.
sttsr esss sNew yprt 6eralb bat In europa
fas GHtf yannora anssfauft, melGss ct
temannen unp anf Ieieene Scaen fur sint
Nertpck k@rptbittvn ausriifsn laiTen nil. !.
Ct pttitipnirt btn Ronsrsb, bsm @6iff.
he grluutnie su srltsilsn. bic omsritani
fts Glusae fibr.n gu tarfen. Tis, Ysh.
ton wurrt rsm 6unrtts 8cmite rts Ct,
mats ntsrwiafsn.hf gJ.aflf1
rR.pidleatant Geales con. g1erb.
Grrclira Vorfbrr rss Gcmits's jlr sn:
tiansr &nsslsasnteitsn. beridttst ,u Suns
fen her uetertrasuns bee Snpiansr Wu,
reau's pom Department tss Sunern an
tas JRrieeeospartfment.
Sies .Drdiittnt Wtnler bat fir
eniae 1ass urIaub atalten anb If aus
ter Vunoeshauptftap. abaersilf
3homas 6. Anre, lcn pom QouiR.
ana Httntnine Hcnrp bat isinen llithsds.
fprrh srtalttn. 9tihhr Wb,tfatsr va,
itn ~ ,ipsijdbrietr 3uttbausiiraft bel
bartfr Nrksit rsiurtbsilt. Nntsricn bate
rtrbr auf rte 0raae Rec R,tters, ub Ct
ncG iratnb simas au faafn une an,usetea
bate. tlfldrt, er ttfdnte fh in Der @s
malt tss @ridiehuis uno isin Y'O,sb isi
zine srsuiams gsriclsuns unter TIN JOr'
men ses s@e.bas. -9ie AnuaIts ron
Nsas. 8fnnn uno Gafanape totsn tsn
antras ssheur. pae psrsn YrcpT' rur tsr
Supstor Criminal Court perbanrslt rer.
tsn. rcr wsldhsr Rlassn asatn he Netur
nsns Wcno Mitslitrer itrn ltit lanaer
3tit dntansis anp. dtsr ME srlscist wGr.
BEN.
=. Ttr GulrHaiifatus esr GreihsitasVt
tir, rslds i'm balsn pcn Nsw g)prt aui
0splpre Sslnnb oils Qsuhttturm aufse
ftat wtrtta fcl, ftelt 20 aeH an siaeu'
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- Driidsn tm WaSeu uno uetelfeit
nab ben, @enuhe Der Speiisn iino Aus
aeiten BON nuperbaulidteit. Der Sra
gen 1T ueridleinlt uno raber ni4t I'M
Stanoe, bic SpeiIen gu 3ermablen. Ders
ielbe icate elmer ipitematiiden ReiniSuns
burh ben @ebrauf Don Or. Nueuit
3Snis's mburSer Eropfen
unterlosen uno caburd oas seitSrte Ser'
bauunsspermSsen wieoer bersefeat mer.
oeu.
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-48k&uuN tsss w ssss ~ Nsesso
|GI1f1selt lsItxf6I lBsi tsisamt I'm.
IH6}h 5le mid fcrsea. faate,
ferN MD nit Sbrsm gatsr
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Das Aaus frasste':illl..
Ruman rsn 8.riesri6 ubL
(Jprtftbuns.)

(3urftbuns.)
zarau ypm@ @nasbsim .tsmnfts es.- Jrau
w,ume fatte f6 ietoh rdfh unr ahtmor
tet.: 60. talp OILS mSalib. 5rau pon
@trosbsim bsslsitets Grau 8lume rurb
tfn arrsen Gallon une sinise 3immer,
,u,pfabl I'D frsuntlid une fiiste lsidt BE
Nraae ttnsu: @ann Fno Gle su 5anle,
Srou Y,lume? ta fs bsnn eo& smpfane.
Sos Rs bsr Grau, relhe ii6 10 frsunel'd
o,a.n He tenatm, einise 8adfdt ihulnia
Nrau Blume erwitsrts: Nenn Sie mir
msraen .bas 8srsnasen Sbrss gsfu&ss
bsveiten uousn, spilden ein unO sw'i uer
,Gm ,na&lfn Nprssn fsbts @rt6ur leins
gemhtunsen, Doctor 5affins aufsuFneen,
fort. tGs eslans ibm atermals Mot, ION
an. 6auie au trsitn, uue srit tn ipatsr
gormittaasliunbe tsfam eribn in BEN Der
BSrie aeasnabsrIissenbsn SumelfntnSen 3a
.GS.adtS S..-DaS- .~ss&ika No. a~tRt astaurs
u,rri.tt 6atias, tab IS I'D nm stwas lln'
saeu5SHiAes ftanbts, une ser frdgte TIN
ne edN@ GrdsStt ita bisbfrfh6re. Astbur
tt,ilte 9afins, io,peit 20 bic goriiat, MEL
he ,r in gs5us aufbie Mittbsilnneen fet'
mes gatsrs becbadtsn 3u mailen gtaubts,
o.itattste, ben GaHpsrtalt nit. ", 81.
Eitdsb. Si6 Sit 8aifAsn tisenttia niht,itm
aebSrten, bab fetn Batter ils nur in Ser
watruns setabt une>f - babe itm bsfeblfn,
bic Raf&sn fosld& terssisutnaTsn, une
S.t aue.r Ra ssratten, neil artbur ni6t
I'M Stanse. ssusien, Dem Bsfsble ftinss
gaters IcsIeiH na6,utOmnen. ylun ttits
Mrtbur Doctor .Saains, itm bic &diGsn
wieber ,u sebsn.
Doctor 5affing, tsr sbea atsr frnas md
wi&tiae @sftafts ssionasa bate, wurss
bur& Nstturs NlittbsiisaSsa nuanesnstm
bera6rt. Die ean,e 2aAelrsentslt srfhten
Vim In tisftm Muashslide ltlsiuaj&, une sr
'rifs .arttur nil ten Dstitn Al Qkttr
gr.unt, bas III cine spitird, sins 8inSf-
r,t! Sd babe In bielem Mnatntlide peberi
Sl{ $daaksrit. mod NJ 1na, mid NIT
BEN Rafd IN 81 ts'&aitntp. ie riasu,
hae biefelbtu f1hsr bel nif 81 ibtnattt.
finp, Fe mtrtsn Stnen midi sericrfn ssten,
i'd wia NIT Sh,em Batter ftItif fprsdtn.
gkaeibt iitsridet er anitsrie 8dis6sn,
-psnn lyidk Aeahs TO- tc& rsnisasns tod
fur einiAe zaee.
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i. p. MORTON ON FINANCE.

At a meeting OF the XXIst Assembly Dis
tret Citizens Association last evening at Parepa Hail.
the nominations OF L. P. Morton for Congress and
Edward Cooper for Mayor were heartily approved.
Mr.. AortOn called on for n speech and responded
briefly In the course Of his remarks be said:
The vital questions Of the day Shall the National
honor be maintained Shall the solemn promises made
for payment of the debt incurred FOR the salvation
Of the country held inyiolatei Shall the currency
which the w0rkngInan receives for his labor have the
same purchasing power gOld-the commercial stand
ard OF the wOrldl a.,
In the platform Of the Democratic Convention OF the
state neid at Syracuse In 1874 find these words
"seady steps toward specie payments no steps PACK
ward honest payment OF the deOt IN CON sacred
preservation Of the public faith" rms has Deen, ana
Is to-day. the Republican platform. VIII not
Democrats and Republicans now unite in iis support
as tney aiJrd in defence the National life am IN
favor OF fulfilling the National pledges u tie resunp.
ton of specie payment the LIST Of Januy next OF
currency redeemable III gold, and " iuhanon-an NINA,
tiOn that will make current money S4JOOOOOOO % gold
now living idle IN the vaults OF the Treasury BANKS
Mr. Morton declared himself III favor of the Harlem
River improvements and Of all measures tending give
increased facilities 10 the commerce OF NeW-N0rk lie
urged hearers work for the whole combination
ticket and spoke warmly Of Mcssrs Rufus -. Cowing
Ben amin X Phelps. candidates ior Ciy Judge ana
IA
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TIE ARMY or THE TENNESSEE.

GENERAL SHERMAN Calls TO oRDRR-APPIAUsE
FOR GENERAL GRANT--srTECHEs, ETC.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 30.-At II o'clock the
members Of the Society OF the Army OF Tho Tennessee
preceded by music left their hotels for the Metropolitan
Theatre which had been pro'uscly decorated
While the audience being seated tho
band PLAYED medley Of patriotic airs. Gen
eral Sherman called the meeting to order. The ap
pontment OF committees and the reading OF
reports followed Among the letters read was one
from General Grant in which he informs General Fher
man that he has given mp his trip around the world that
after a short run into Africa he VIII return 10 Pans
wherr he will remain until his departure for home Cen
eral Grants ceved with prolonged applause
The Metropolitan Theatre was crowded Tonight
Reycllo sounded at O'cluck, the Ia
Iniliar call being received with hearty tokens
OF recognition. After prayer. Mr.. John Craven
MAYOR OF the city, welcomed the society
TO The city General sherman, after thanking the Mayor
for his welcome introduced the orator OF the evening"
Colonel william IL. Villas Of Madison VII. Following
this came short speeches by Governor williams,
Generals Gresham W. Harrison. Poe, Belknap, hacauay
and Wilson, aud others. Colonel Church sang several 81
the camp sOng and the members Of the society Joined
in the CnOTusCH
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE LAUNCH OF A GOODLY SHIP
BHH, Me. Oct. 3O-A new ship named Standard
1850 tons burden was launched 10 day PhppsbuTg Me-
GAMBLING HOUSES YIELD TO RAIDIKG.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 3O.-After two weeks severe raid
ing by the police twelve ont OF fourteen notorious
houses III this city. have clos 81 their doors.
SOLD FOR A MILLION.
INDTANAPOIIs, Ind, Oct. 3O.-The INDIANAPOLIS,
Bloomington and Western Railroad
cree To committee Of the bOndhoders for ~ 100000
RARUs TKOTfING WHERE THE AIR IL THIN
DENVER, Col, Oct 30.-RaIus trotted here to-
day In 22i and Poi lie will start for Salt Lake on
and on Saturday goes 10 San Francisco.
STABBED BY HIS BROTHER
Hartford, Oct. 30.--During a quarrel tonight
william Damn stabbed his brother, eighteen wears old.
Though severely injured ~ Ia thought boy Will recover
THE BLOODY work OF CRAZY MAN
CHICAGO, Oct. 3O-An insane man named Duck
living kanakee assaulted his and brother
with butchergDiio yesterday, wOunding both
then Instantly killed n child
DI1BLET FROM 4 BROKLE BANK
READING PENN Oct. 3O.-Ihe offer OF the late
Reading Savings Bank 10 pay 90 having
ctptod and approved the payment first dividend
per cent VII be begun on Friday The creditors will DO paid
In alphabetical order.
A BOY PERFORMING LIKE MAD DOG.
Lone BRANCH, Oct. 3O.-A yOung man, eighteen
old, by the OF James by
Newfoundland dog has lately had attack
OF hydrophoba IL began October is. and the youth was
violent for ten days. snarng, BACKING, biting tho furniture
his attendants jumping about Nil fous lie has
now recovered ~ 90 10 be out.
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HAYES REPUBLICANS OPPOSE COOPER.

The XIIIth Assembly District Hayes Re-
publican organization, making up list Of candidates
to support has marked off the name Of Edward Cooper
for Mayor, and put its place that Of Augustus scne
James A Cowie, president OF the organization
said last evening that this action was the
result of feeling Of opposition among the members to
the rule Of Mr. Arthur, Mr. Bliss and other Republican
leaders IN this city II there is any deal to be made
Mr. Cowie said, propose to have our say about IT.
lie said that the Hayes Republicans IN that
district were not disposed TO work In the IN
terest Of TammaDy, but that they preferred Sche
10 Cooper and did not feel bound 10 abide by any bar
gain which the Republican leaders had made with the
AnGl-TamnaDy organizations. Members OF the regular
Republican organization in the district said tuat Mr.
Cowie's organization did not control 100 votes.
It's opposition to Cooper they said, was the result
of a bargain by when come OF the members hoped to
reap some benefits in case Of Tanmany victory. The
great OF Republican voters in the district was
frIn for Cooper and the combination ticket
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TIE TILDEN INCOME SUIT.

PITTsBURG, Penn, Oct. 30.-ln the United
States Circuit Cout. before Commissioner Gamble the
case of the United States against Samuel j. Tden, Of
New-York, was reached this afternoon number Of
railroad officers .have been subITnaed to testify
gard to NJ Tdcns income from railroads IN this ycln-
ity The only witness examined to-day was Mr.. +. VI.
Hutchinson treasurer OF the Ptsburg Fort yne and
Chicago Railway who testified that between 1861 aud
1872 ny thousand dollars paid to Mr. 1ildcn
services rendered during that time lie aao
testified that Mr. Tildcn had from time 10 time sent
different OF money here 10 De invested In railroad
enterprises and that dividends had been sent him from
CITY,
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CRIMES and CAsUALTIE>-BY TELEGRAPH


FIVE IHNCHERS TO BE TRIED IN tOl NJ
NIW-IIAvEN. Conn, Oct. O.-Ihe hye ring
eyro Freeman weeks we're to-day bound over on
a charge o, assault with intent to XIII
THE IoWMINDED MALICE OF TRAMPS.
Nvw ,VpN Conn. Oct, 3O.-A tramp tried to
- fr.gbI train on the line Railroad near Gull
nrd nj a. m today by ties placed IN cattle quart me en-
gine only track The tranis had Oeeh eJee'ed om
the station.
A PpIGHTFUL FALL INTO A MINE.
poTrsToWN Penn, Oct. 3O.-A bucket contain
Tn, or men e Instance OF $50 ieet nj G0ebes iron mine
Slay one named Hagy was instantly Killed John quick
rey fa Injuries and Isaac Gehris and Caster hIebe had
their legs broken Quick ana Klebe have since died.
THE CHIEF OF THE MoRMoNS A WITNESS.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 3O.-ln the Miles eXamlna-
ton this morning. John Taylor president OF the Mormon
told the story OF the marriage Oh
The investigation Is stlll IN progress.
LITERALLY BLOWN TO ATOMS.
PFrpoIIA Penn Oct 3O.-A game containing
400 pounds Of nia gycerne exploded last night sng o
wonnding Henry French. Not mark was found upon MI
Gothnns body Fowler blown 10 atoms. only hhger
being found and that was 200 yards away.
LIGHT on THE PLOT TO STORM PRISON.
CuNcnRp Mass, Oct. 30.-The police have cap
turcd n letters ngen0usy written on small pieces OK
paper hy Northampton bank robbers. u u supposedly
Which We're in the possession OF T.. r. RANKIN dsShafsed
the plot break out Of the prison.
VALUABLEs SAVED BY TACT
GALVESTON Tex, Oct. 30.-Ihe stage from
Yuma robbed near 81 Marys yesteay 10y lMo ami the
robers obtained only $50 from them gettng Sgu however,
nom the malls then overlooking valuable packages
THE WOMAN WHO BARRELLED HER FlCTtM.
BRiDGEPoRT. Conn. Oct; 3O:-Ihe tIlaI OF MIS-.
July 49, by chloroforming begun today Jury was 90
taned honrs from seven different towns Cy Ator
nm Of The klng victim the bareng OF tho corpse.
EFFORT 10 sell II, etc.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGToN. Wednesday. Oct 80, 1873
The subscriptions to the per cent loan to-day were
$523.00O.
Ex-Governor Shepherd, Of this District is quite Ill
with pneumonia, though his symptoms not regarded
as dangerous.
Secretary McCrary will be able to visit Reading.
Penn, he intended. account Of important case
in the Supreme Court, IN which he was employed before
accepting the position Of Secretary OF War.
The Secretary Of War has informed the Secretary OF
State that Mexican residents OF Santa Rosa have de-
malded Of the American residents Of that town tnat
they sign paper denying the completely OF the Next
cans with the late Indian RAIDS m that section.
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formerly reporter OF THE TRIBUNE. Inc ehsuns
records do not proclaim that he was either sVauaoe
reporter or Congressman. At any rate, TINS Is
good time to swap horses in tns District ana lhL
TRIBUNE heartily recommends it's readers to vote ior
Edwin Enstein, the Republican candidate III inc
With District, who has been nominated against
Mr.. Eickhon Unlike his opponent he has never
made q trade OF politics; he has engaged HI
ways in a legitimate business. in which he has accu
muIated large fortune Ia graduate OF the College an
the City OF New-YOrk and Union College; and SIN
maintaining the contrast, Is gentleman OF educatoh'
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THE CONTEST IN UNION COUNTY, n. j.
TWO GREENBACKERs IN THE FIELD FOR THE SENATE
Mr.. VAIL LIKELY TO WIN.

RAILWAY, n. D., Oct. 30.-There are two Green
back candidates for State Senator IN Union County, ana
John F. Whitney the regular nominee, has latey
been developing unexpected strength. Mr. Mar
tiue the second Greenbacker, was nominated by
the Democrats. but he selected because OF
the radical somoney resolutions which he introduced
in the so-called convention where the Hon. Miles Ross
was said to have been nominated II was supposed by
the Democrats that Mr.. MARITIME would attract the entfo
soft-money vote. but Mr.. Whitney Is man oi such
excellent character, and aside from his financial va
carries, man OF such sound common sense, that the
Democrats with Greenback eanngs are deserving TO his
standard In such numbers to make him formidable
opponent Of the Hon. Benjamin A. VAIL the Republican
candidate Mr.. Vail, however, ia man OF excellent re-.
putr. and he will he supported Dy man.
hardmoney Democrats Even II Mr.. MARITIME should
withdraw favor OF Mr. Whitney, he would not be aoe
to carry his party with HIM bodily, ana II looks now
as II Mr.. Val would be elected III any event by far
majority,
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OPENING THE PROPHETIC CONFERENCE.
LARGE GATHERING OF CLfRGYMEN OF VARIOUS
DENOMINATIONS - STRIKING ADDRESSES AND
DISCUSSIONS.
The Prophetic Conference at the Church of
the Holy Trinity was opened yesterday, three
sessions being held. The attendance Of cler-
gymen of various denominations was large,
and the church was crowded with lay listen
ers. The opening address of the Rev. DR.. s.
II. Tying, ST., was read by his son. Ad-
dresses were delivered by the Rev. DR.. s. II.
Tying, jr., on "Christ's Coming Is it Personal
and Visible ~ by the Rev. DR.. S. NJ. Kellogg,
of the Presbyterian Seminary, of. Allegheny,
PENN the Rev. DR.. A. ]. Gordon, of the Claren-
don Street Baptist Church, of Boston, and the
Rev. DIR. C. X. Imbrie, Presby terrain, of
Jersey City. At the evening session the Rev.
DIR. w. p. Mackay spoke on "The Transla-
ton of the Saints,D