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tended peddler OF quack nostrums, war.
ranted to.be sort of Railways Ready Re.
lief for hard times. He has told his audi.
ences plainly and honestly the facts about
the great imitation and the great collapse;
how that one was the natural sequence Of
the other, and how 1t would require pa
tience, industry, good crops, &C., to bring
ths-eountry round again. In this intelli-
gent honesty OF statement there could not
be presented greater eontrastto Col.Wil-
sons attempts to make people believe that
he had n charmed drug" of some kind, in
the shape of financial programme, that
would at once restore the country to pros.
perity provided only he is elected to Con-
gress.
Holy Writ teaches US that the wounds
OF a friend" are far preferable to the "kisses
of an enemy" aud that while it is very
soothing to be cajoled by quackery and
pretense, it is vastly more profitable to
hearken to the greatlessons Of experience.
Those who have listened to Col. Wilson
in this canvass have been asked to ignore
these great lessons and to follow that
new light which he has apparently re-
ceiyed in the last two years. He never
alludes to his position two years ago, nor
to that of six years ago, but instead he
holds up to theey OF his audience the
new found "fat" ideas Of the Ben Butler
wing of the Democratic party, by which
every man is to vote himself plenty of
greenbacks. The whole programme is q
fraud and 8 deIpsion, but II It serves to car
ry Col. Wilson into Congress it will have
answered its chief end SO far as he is con-
cened.
John R. Hubbard seeks to practice no
such chicanery upon the people. He
holds to the position Col. Wilson
held in 1872, and again in 1875, that, las
Ingersoll said at Cincinnati) prosperity
and resumption, when they come,
must come together" Not only that,
but that "when they come they will come
hand in hand through the golden harvest
fields; hand in hand by the whirling spin
dies and turning wheels; and hand in
hand past the open furnace doors and the
flaming forges." This is the doctrine that
Mr.. Hubbard has set forth to the people |
of this district wherever he has gone among
them. It is a doctrine that will stand
whenthe miserable delusions advocated by |
Col. Wilson have perished and been for
gotten along with his public career.
It is glorious thingto have stood for
the right at a time like this, in season Of
business depression-when all the evil
passions Of human nature have been ap- |
pealed to in order to induce them to dis |
regard the sacredness of public and private
obligations with a view OF achieving |
thereby national and individual prosper
ity. Men in business trouble have been
played upon and sorely tempted, and
many of them have yielded to the passing |
Greenback delusion. But the time will
surely come when those
"who thlrstins midst the deserts heat
Saw the water fade away,
Would rather die than meet
Streams ag1in rs false AS they"
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CoLrxHrs, o., October ga special from
Newark 10 the Sat Journal states that
little girl eleven years old, daughter OF a
Mr.. Bates, was outraged this afternoon by
a man named Burch Moore. The child
had been sent by her mother TO neigh
bors on an uufrequented road, and when
passing thicket was seized by Moore and
the act consummated. He was arrested
shortly afterwards and identified by the
girl. The people are greatly excited, and
lynching is threatened.
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E5EoEGrrrENpERG, OF the German pa
T:. Fraly recommends portion Of the
sPlbHcan tiCket,o his readers, in his pa.
ped saturday, He supports Mr.. Hub
lsNi or Congress. DR.. Hazlett for the
Saa:e aat part Of the house Of Delegates
Sts Naturally, rs n matter OF course,
VI Hook being d German, he is issupported
Sy ase!iior, but not at the expense OF
AT DISAGREEMENT to Capt. John Carlin,
VhO 5 10 doubt respected by Mr.. Gutten-
SI lie also espouses sam. McColloch's
7lt!dary Tor the Circuit Court Clerkship,
=! Publishes communication from
tSaoeE1; in his iayor. Mr.. Guttenberg ~
Dc not support these candidates on par
'Saa grounds. lie recommends them be
aus he believes them tobe worthy ofthG
'Hi1. support oilhe Germans. No dOubl
tie 10 that in addition to their personal
Merits they also represent the honest
a'ney policy Of the country, has had
'sshi Nth him. The Germans as n peo'
fs @ N for that which is conservative
Hd Ee.laPprovei in finance. OF all peo'
il they have horror OF wild cat money,
'AeH they pu, a dollar by they want tt
tso' that it i a dollar that will not turr
al'Oes IN their hands, but that will prove
@Se oonEertibleiato the recognized mon
got Tie void when the day for redeem
ss promise OF payment shall come. ]
a' Question Of the currency was left II
Z Germans OF the United States th'
g'+1back mania would be short-lived
a the natter Of finances at least, Car
NaaE fully represents German publ
Naauent in this country.
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CAIRO.

CNno, October 5.-The situation is be-
coming more critical, aud should the
weather remain warm for a few days more,
and present indications continue, it will be
yery bad indeed. Agreat many suspicious
new cases were reported last nightal over
the city above Eleventh street to about
Twenty.tourth street, and at least three are
pronoIneed yellow fever. One ! know,
and another / hear, has had the black
yomit since yesterday morning; in fac,
was not expected to live until morning. II
Inc disease that Is taking go many down i
he he genuine yellow fever it has q broad,
rood start, and win develop very rapidly.
Il viii Be remembered that Jerry Murphy
died ON Twenty.tirst street His vile and
child are down now. Mrs. Corcoran next
door, had black vomit Yesterday, and may
be dead by this writing. But will not
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NEGOTIATIONS WITH ENGLAND.

In the negotiations with England res
pecting reforms in Asia Minor, the Porte
has manifested desire TO incorporate re-
forms in scheme which shall be applica-
Bile to the whole Empire. Layard, the
British Embassador, has opposed this
course throughout. Diplomatists are wait
ing with great curiosity to see how the
matter will be settled, because from the
Porte's decision it will be possible 70 esti-
mate the extent OF England's future IN
tluence in Turkey. The hesitation Of the
Porte is chiefly due to England's disincli-
nation to render pecuniary assistance.
Layard, who has started on q visit to the
British feet, expects an early and favorable
reply, as he has already received the Sui
tan's promise to that effect. The Sultan
has also written TO Queen Victoria, declar-
ing his intention toinaugurate English in
stitutions in his dominiOns.
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TURKEY.
coNpL1cArIoxs w1rn oREEcE.

RAGusA, October lit is reported that
the Turks have collected provision at
Pristend for 10000 men. The Montene=
grins insist upon the surrender OF Podgo-
ATHENS, October 5.-The o6aai JoHnai
states that the National Assembly OF Crete,
deeming the concessions offered as worth
less, have instructed their representatives
at Constantinople to discontinue negota,
tons, and have sent protest to the for,
eisn Consuls at Canea, declining to pro
coed with negotiations with Monkhtai
Pasha.
Paris, October 6.-Midhat Pasha tele
gIaphs from Canea, Crete, denial Of the
statement that he suggested that the Brit
ish Government should secure cession o.
Crete to Greece. .-r}
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ITALY.


LONDON, October 5. The health OF the
Pope is good, and he has lately been en-
gagged in the transaction of important busl-
ness relating to the interests Of the Church
in various parts OF the globe. It Is now
understood that there will be no consistory
held until February next, the anniversary
OF Leo NILS election, when It is believed
that the Euncios OF Paris, Madrid and Lis
bon, Mons. Meglia, Cattani and Sanguigui,
will be made Cardinals, and when also an
additional Cardinal from the Irish, English
and American hierarchies will be created.
DISTRESS AMONG THE PooR AT ROME.
The distress Of the laboring classes in
Rome continues TO be very seyere, and is in
creasing. Their meetings have been at
tended by none but men oftheir own class.
Their language has been earnest, but
not bitter. The Pope has sent contribu'
ton through his almoner, TO relieve some
OF the most pressing cases OF distress.
King Humbert is said TO have urged his
Finance Minister to devise some means
for finding bread for the wotdnguen oi
Rome RI. .I|.. H.ts
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SIR rRANCIs GRANT.

DEATH OF THE FAMOUS PorrArr PAINTER.
LONDON, October 5.-Sir Francis Grant,
the famous portrait painter, and President
OF the Royal Academy, died suddenly to-
day.
There is much canvassing with respect
to the choice OF q successor to Sir Francis
Grant Us President Of the Royal Academy,
post which he has held since 1885, be-
coming then the successor Of Sir Charles
Eastlake, and shortly after receiving the
honor Of knighthood. In addition to his
other honors, the University Of Oxford
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Judge Dnlon'. Dselsioa in the Railroad

ST. Lorls, October 6.-Judge Dillon, OF
the Circuit Court, having further heard
the case OF the Union Trust Company, ot
New York against the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern Railroad, entered .
decree that the equities Of the cause
are with the compIainants, and that the
defendant Is in default Of interest on the
consolidated mortgage bonds described IN
the biIi which was due on the first Of
April, 1871, and that the complainant is
entitled 10 recover the amount thereof.
lie al,o decreed that 1t be referred to the
Wasier.in. .Chancery to report the amount
al interest due on these bonds to the time
he file5 his report in the court, and also a
to who actually owns the coupons on these
hnV,ds
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VIENNA, October 5.-An official report
from General Phillippovich says q large
majority Of Bosnians, including Moham-
medans, welcome the crushing Of the IN
surrection with questionable sincere as
surance Of devotion and loyalty 70 the
Austrian Crown. The Emperor wrote
personally to General Phillippoyich on
the occasion OF the occupation OF ViZgrad,
again thaking the Commander.in-C Chief for
his vigorous action, and the officers and
men for their gallantry, and expressing the
hope that the day commenced an era OF
peace, reconciliation and prosperity for
the OCCUPIED provinces.
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aow thought that Bakers attack on
he srr. Railway Company is intended
: Ill Of Capt Andy Wilson as a candi-
4. on the Democratic ticket for the
hue ot Delegates. The Captain is Pres
as- II the Company and therefore of
alse the very head and iront OF the cor.
pSz;o1 that is charging the poor six cents
.lfleoi four miles. 1t will be remem-
sviiha, it was in this sly, malicious aud
;.it'tandei way that Baker undertook
+ I'll Of the late Gen. Pannell as a can
5iGs on the Democratic ticket. This is
ava! that Baker has OF ,tcalthily stiletto-
= Objectionable nominee on the DEM
CITE dtkg.. We call the attention OF the
.,anar to this perfdious practice OF
skg
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(hs Gtteldgetrfer.

w,.,y and his friends were going
m saturday applyingthe pressure
w.. n.m,era,s as intend to do their
''. ,.;,, hi. wear. This proceeding is
- '. li,atiel or statesman like on the
,,b,. Colonel, but it is strikingly in
= ~. a, the fact that he regards himself
'.-.,, i.t every last vote in the District.
. . s,..,., -, possibility that the Colonel is
-, ,saoyias people without making
=, ,y,e. ior himself
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W.a,her Intiieations.

WAsu1Sdrox, D. c.. October ! i ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, Lake
Region, Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, southeast winds, talling
barometer, warmer, partly cloudy weather
and numerous rains, followed In the nortn:
east by rising barometer and cooler north'
IL winds,
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cEcrxxATI, October 7.-Coudon arrived
here this morning. The train was board
ed at CunlninsviiIe by his mother. sister
and brothers, and the greeting after !:
years separation was very affecting. The!
will have q public reception tomorrow
Theodore Thomas and family reached thi'
city this morning.
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SANTA CRUZ.


PROGRESS OF TIE INsUKKECtION.
KINGSTON, JHMA1cA, October 5. The fir
ing OF cane fields in Santa Cruz has been
renewed. A large number OF insurrec-
tionists have been shot A French frigate
has arrived at the Island and landed
troops. Fugitive women and children have
been shipped to St. Thomas. Forty es-
tates have been burned, and only fourteen
are left.
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aEEp /. such a friend OF the poor that
s., director in the Elm Grove street rail
rt!he charged them Is cents for q ride
e;y the cemeteries, while ut the same
n. be yo:ei himself dead head ticket.
lsiye Baker wecps over five tickets for
l,,rer on the Wheeling line.
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NASHVILLE, October ga franklin spe-
cial to the AHlsrieun says: John Thomas
icoloredl was caught and lynched to-day
for rape on five year old daughter OF
James B. shuman. He confessed his guilt.
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N, Republicans are not making any
md vet Col. Wilson is scared. What
.,t.. him % nervous? Why does he go
=, la, 10 door soliciting votes?
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SERyIA.


FHLNDLI bAFIEh7SoEVN9 UI EHH ~
BELGRADE, October g. The Servian
Government has received the Porte,s re-
ply to request for the restoration OF dip
lomatic relations. The reply is most ami
cable, and desires revival OF friendship.
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Erur tine Baker proclaims that it is
mscaI Democracy to bolt or scratch a
,=se.he Democracy call to mind his
.,t.,tnie,l attempt to kill of General
h.nel.
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vr Ia; have tears to shed prepare to
~ ,b,m now. as Baker said when he
I'D 70 charge the poor Is cents for riding
,-n,he Cemeteries on the Elm Grove
-'r.i
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s,,r, s,acks his whip and says don't
.-,..b, Aai ye, he is the Old Scratch in
..,,. sben he wants to kill a Demo-
-,.;s candidate by stealth.
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wAsHrSorox, October 6.-Mrs. General
Sherman returned here last evening from
Atlantic City, entirely recovered from her
recent illness. She was accompanied by
her daughter. The General Is expected
tomorrow.
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s,r, Irays wep. for the poor fifteen
...,, ,orh per trip on the Elm Grove
I'D i. he rode in and out on his dead
..,l,;rkc,.
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PLEA HRo,f rHE FoKrE

CoHsrASrrNoPLE, October 5.-The Porte
has sent circular to the Powers request
ing them to compel Austria to conform to
the declarations OF her plenipotentiaries
at the Congress, and to stop the advance
and excesses OF her troops pending the
decision OF the Powers "Unless this Is
DONE" the circular says, ''the Porte will
consider Austria violator Of international
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DISTRESS AMONG TIE PooR AT ROME
APGHASIyrAN.
peosprcr or A coLIfsroy oy xu1rAKy,

STI-E VV !" N7Ia17IE1Vs' VT NIEsIt8R'I'
LONDON, October 5.-A dispatch from
Simla confirms the report Of the arrival oi
four Of the Ameer's infantry regiments,
with six guns, in front Of Al, Mnsjid, and
says It Is generally reported that British
force is advancing from Peshawar, in the
direction Of Jamrood, with view OF at
tacking Ali Musjid; that the Ameer 4
massing troops at Ali Musiid aud Canda
hAr, and threatens Quitta. A strong feel
ing Of hostility exists between the Kybe
rec tribes and the Ameer, - 4.i
ANOTHER REPoRT.
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Bismarck and the Anti Socialist
Bill Committee.
Little Prospect of a Compromise Be-
tween Them.
Negotiations Between Germany and
the Vatican Continue. aa
Distress Among the LabOring Classes
at Rome. r,
Indications Of Early Hostilities Be-
Indications of Early Hostilities Be
tween the British and Afghans.
GERMANY.

FAILURE OF THE ASTI.soc1ALIsT BILL.
LoxpoX, October 5.-Dispatches from
Berlin say that Prince Bismarck's threat
to resign unless the Socialist Bill is passed
without further amendment, is likely to
have little effect upon the action OF the
committee. The committee having il in
charge have amended it SO that its practic-
al operation would be as follows: The
law would remain in force for only thirty
months after its passage. The printed
books, newspapers, pamphlets or meetings
that would be prohibited, are those in
which social democratic, socialist or COM
munistic endeavors, aiming at the over
throw OF the existing laws OF the State and
OF society, are manifested in manner cal
'cuIated to endanger public peace or the
concord Of the various classes Of the popu-
latiOn. The funds ofsuch associations are
to be sequestered by the Government, but
third parties having claims upon these
funds are to be entitled to an appeal to q
court OF Justice, and to recover their claims.
Complaints brought against the police au-
thorities for their action under the bill
shall be preferred in the usual forms OF
legal procedure, and all these complaints
are TO be referred to Supreme Court OF
Appeals, consisting Of committee OF the
Federal Council. The contention OF Prince
Bismarck is that the duration OF the law
shall not be limited that the Court OF Ap-
peal shall consist OF Judges taken from the
highest courts of justice, with himself as
President, and that the clause restricting
the operation OF the law to overt attempts
shall ha stpirken ont
1t is deemed very doubtful, according to
the dispatches received, whetherany COM
promise can be effected.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE VATICAN.
Dispatches from Rome, collated with
those from Berlin and Paris, show that the
negotiations between the Vatican and the
German Government are still in progress,
and they lead to the belief that they will
be successful. Prince Hohenlohe has been
deputed by Prince Bismarck to conduct
the negotiations, and this isconstrued into
an evidence that they have passed beyond
the domain OF principle, and that matters
OF detail only remain TO be arranged. The
hitch has been in the manner OF the re-
turn OF exiled bishops and priests, but it
is said that the Vatican urges that the ex-
ample OF the Canton OF Berne, Switzer-
land, be followed, and that the exiles be
simply allowed to come back without ask
ing formal permission. ..... .
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wAsnIxGroS, October GA man nam.
ed Stone yesterday killed his wife with a
razor and made q savage attack upon his
sister.in-law with the same weapon. She
lies in a dangerous condition. Stone has
hna,I arrested
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+, ,.,rrY gave Baker such mortal
~, =, a, The street railway that even five
-, I'M, osarcr can not induce him to
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SPAIN.

LONDON, October GA dispatch from
Madrid says the Cortes is eonvoked for the
Slst instant. The yellow fever has sub
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,,v, mall onion will start a tear in
,,t.,..ve for the poor. The sight OF a
'1ls .,, asase. his lids with moisture.
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vtoliOcns compliments to Ba-
9TH . request that he will keep up
.r:,cks
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r,r, ,bl, the poor have cried Baker
q. r,p, -erocAldiIe tears.
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,..,G G,IlaAx and Ben Wilson are
,.,'.,,so , pet, on the Democratic ticket.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

A SHOOTING AFFRAY RELIEVE THE NoSoT.
oSY At LrrTLE ROCK.
LITTLE Rock, October 6. Last night be
tween nine and ten q shooting afray took
place In A. Beck's store, corner Main and
Market streets John BarsO, tenant with
whom Beck had suit in Court, went into
the store with knife and revolver and
shot once. He was arrested and lodged
in iail.
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,,rp,er for the poor Baker could
',.4,.t ,.ar heavy odds.
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RELIEF.


NEW YoRx, October 5.-The Chamber oi
Commerce Southern Relief Committee to.
day sent $500 10 the New Orleans Relief
Committee, for provisions for the destitute,
and to the Howard Association of Holly
Springs $500 The total amount collected
BY the Chamber to date is over Sl52, 900, oi
which 100000 have been distributed in re
Iieving Southern sufferers. The total sub
scriptions in Brooklyn to date amount to
81, ,S37.
The General Committee for the collec
ton Of clothing, bedding, &c, for yellow
fever sufferers, made wonderful progress
in the past few days, and next week q
great tour with wagons will be made fol
gathering articles needed.
MASONIC AID PROM FRANCE.
PARIS, October 6.-The Grand Orient o.
France, Freemasons, has sent Minister
Moves 1000 francs for the fever stricken
sufferers Of the South.
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vlcxsBuEo, October 6.-Thermometer
90; slightly cloudy all day and tonight.
Reports confirm the continued spread Of
the fever throughout the country. At
Delta, La, there were three interments to-
day, only one OF them from Vicisburg.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, TENN, October5.-The wealth
er indicates storm; with cold wind from
the north, which will be untayorable to
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The Davis-Kelly Fuss.

Michael Davis was arrested in Milan
yesterday by constable McClain on two
warrants, one for assault upon John Kel-
ly with intent to murder, and the other for
malicious mischief He was brought to this
city and taken before Justice HAYES and not
being ready for trial, was held IN $500
bonds to appear for examination to-day.
Attorney O'Mara for the people and
Maj, Beardsley for the defense appeared
to day and change Of venue was taken to
Justice Hayden.
The prosecuting witness, John Kelly,
appeared, but when upon the
witness stand told altogethe,
a different story from what he had
before told to the states attorney and
others. He just knew that Davis struck
him, but could not swear whether it was
with his fist or something else although
he has told time and again that it was
with wagon-hammer. Davis was ac
quilted on the first charge and the ono fu,
malicious mischief was withdrawn,