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JUsTUS III. SCHwAB. the communist, who was
arIaigned in New York yesterday Ior violating
the excise law, on complaint OF Agent Whitney
but discharged for want OF evidence, Inquired
OF the justice whether he had the right 10 shoot
any such man as Mr.. Whitney down when en-
terfng his saloon without permission. The JUS
tice Informed him that he could not do so un-
less his lie WIS In dlnper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-15

THE TROUBLE IN NEW MEXICO 10 ollell which
the assistance of troops has been asked for
grew out OF a refusal OF a life insurance agen
TO pay policy, and the efforts of the territorial
judiciary TO compel It's payment. Six person
have beer killed, but ii is thought the trouhIe
NOW over
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American Success at the Paris ExpN.

PARIS. Oct. l5.-li iS now officially known that
the awards To American exhibitors M the French
IMPOSITION number $50. namely: 10 grand prizes.
81 diplomas Of honor, lSl gold medals 200 silver
medals. 22o bronze medals. and i56 honorable
mentions. The aggregate il larger than the
Whole number OF American exhibitors at the
Paris exposition of lss3 and il a larger pIuplr-
tonate award 10 exhibitors than 10 any other
nation TpnIesented AZ this exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-15

MAJOR PRoBYS. an English officer i'm India
mas slain 400 tigers He may do that ina India
but he couldn't play any such game i'm Chicago
An oi1lcer OF her majesty's army visited Jhaf
cay snort time ago and tried 10 buck against
one, and he had TO be nursed by the hand OF
CHARITY Tor week afterwards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-15

POLICE REFORM IN BOsTON.-About 40 officers
OF the Boston city police have been notified that
their designations will be accepted, they being
deemed incompetent TO do active duty in CON
sequence Of age and otter tnfirmities,
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THE GREENBACKERs OF RHODE ISLAND held a
convention at Providence yesterday to nOmi-
nate candidates for Congress. They could not
nominated LycuGgus Sayles, of Providence. for
the eastern, and j. F. Smith, OF Cranston, for
the western district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-15

THE GERMAN REICHsTAG has rejected the
clause OF the anti-s0cialisJ bill prohibiting So
clallSt meetings. -Four other clauses were
We're adOpted.
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Death, i'm New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS Oct. lH.-Ne9inef to-day *
cloudy and warm. TO-day'S yellow fever re
ports show l.3 new eases and - deaths. The
ioolmgS 10 date are Il ~ cases and S.549 Deaths
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The PRIZES in the naval training school on
the Z; S: ship Minnesota, Newport, r. l., were
awarded ava, Yesterday to J. j. Martyr, OF Phiadel-
of East New York; G. A. McCOmber, of BrOOk
!yn, n. Y; c. f. McEvOy, OF Philadelphia: c. ].
HoWarth. OF New York, and j. F. K1nem, of
PHILADELPHIA
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require that an appropriation should be made
Tor its security. TIE reSerI atonS between RI
and Z, 9th and tth streets can be made utllre
as attractive as tie Smithsonian grounds, ana
that. too. at 4 reasonable cost
IN HIS ESTIMATES
Colonel Casey asks for an APPROXIMATION ot
SlsIG0a. OF this amount Slaoao is for tillinc the
grounds south Of the Executive mansion: s5Nn
Tor improving South Carolina avenue. between
4th and 9th streets; SS.001 for Improving North
Carolina avenue, between 2d and Sd streets east
5000 for 18th street circle: S3oo0 for reServa-
ton at Massachusetts, avenue and New jersey
avenue; SSe0 for making aSphaltum roadway
leading TO the White House; Sl0,oo0 for care and
repair Of the White House; 81 200 for ordinary
cost OF repairs on the Bennings' and Anacos'ia
bridges: $500 for replanking and repainting
Chain bridge; s.. 500 for repairs 10 BenningS'
bridge. and $1,000 for AnacOstia bridge.
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Another Saving. Rauk Closed.

CONCORD. Oct. 15.-Tli" Concord SAVINGS Bank
has been compelled To close its doors. n Is be-
leNed The depOoitOrs Will receive about 80 per
cent
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THE MEXICAN DECREE closing the custom
houses at Mier and Camargo, Oh the Rio Grande
frontier, In order TO diminish the opportunities
for smuggling, has been promulgated,
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He WINNERS at the Nashville Tenn races
Yesterday. were Mary Walton, thrpe-quarters
m; Sale Polk, 4 mile I'm 2:0I a; Ciemnfe G.,
lhIee-tluarleTS OF mile, time not announced.
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The CASE OF STRONG ACT. THE DISTRICT
ms AFTERNOON Judge Humphreys gave his
decision i'm the case of Samuel STron9 aUt tbe
Dlslrlct OF Columbia-ln which plaintiff in an
acllon Tor balances due for work on sewers
obtained verdict for over S130.0O0 It will he
itliembe1ed That motions were made by de-
lendant Tor new trial and in arrest of iudr-
nlent, ana these were argued on SATURDAY last
Judge humphreys this afternoon simply an
llo.illceu thitt ne mad come To the conclusion TO
refuse TO grant either motion. and order ind
ment TO he entered on the verdict Counsel for
the defence called attention to some excpptionS
having Oeen taken, and the court was adjourned
TO saturday. N
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lNnICTMENTs.-Theg grand jury to-day returned
the following true bills OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Madison Wyatt Stone. murder OF Alberta Stone:
EdWard PERKINS, alias PettiDgill. alias :. Boston
Pet" robbery of bonds from Isaiah Hansrom.
W. V. l.. Wilson. embeZZlement from the L. :,
treasury: Peter LomaN. forgery OF supersedeas
bond; Albert Curtis, perjury; Rabbit King.
alias James Grant, larceny; John Williams,
alias Joe Williams, robbery; Cornelius Carter
petit larceny. second offence; Thomas Babbino-
ton, resisting officer; Robert Poor, assault with
intent TO kill: Chas Buck. alias Burk. larceny
and receiving stolen property; Reuben Robin
son, resisting officer; and Ida Whitney, violating
internal revenue law. Also dismissed the fol-
lowing caseS:-W. Clary. Sarah Ford, Kate Crow
ley, Franz Nichaus, Rachel Brown, Ellen Shaw.
John O'Neal, violating act of Congress: Jos
kreamer, assault with intent to kill: Webster
Smltn, keeping gaming table; Patrick Babbing-
ton, resisting Officer Middleton: James Thorn
keeping gaming table; Richard Turner, assault
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SECRETARY SHERMAN AND THE SYNDICATE-A
dispatch from New York says that Secretary
belS OF the old AZ per cent. bond syndicate, VINO
urged upon him the advisability of preparing
The called $50 bonds not yet matured and
amounting to $4,000, 900, as fast as presented.
with interest up to date of presentation. The
secretary holds the matter under consideration
Inc Secretary also had a conference with some
OF the most prominent bullion brokers at the sub
treasury. At its close it was stated that it had
Deen decided TO limit purchases OF bar silver by
the government, and to buy on bids to be re-
celVed at Washington for delivery OF silver a.
the PhiIadelDhia mint
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MEMPHIS HAD SEVERE BLOW from yellow
fever in 1913. when she lost 1,202 by the malady
days OF August. and from that time up to the
evening OF october /, a period OF not quite two
months, the deaths were 2,T06, ma king the NOR
tal1ty more than twice that OF the former
ScOurce
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PRINTERS STRIKE.-The job printers TO day in
all the offices of the District struck In conSe-
quence OF the notification OF the employers that
they would not pay more than 40 cents per 900
ems. There are in all about so or 40 printers out
OF work
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A NEW JERSEY POLITICAL QUARREL.-The re-
publicans and boiling democrats held conven-
tiOnS at Freehold, n. j., Saturday. Conference
committees were appointed, and made two sue
cess1ye reports of nominees under the suggestion
OF Judge Beekman, the first favorlng Judge
Rooplns ana the second Judge Shinn, for state
fusion vote Judge George c. Beekman was NOM
mated for senator Charles Allen, OF Milestone,
for sheriff, and George II. Sckles, of Middle
town, for county clerk. Great excitement fol-
lowed among the delegates, during which the
republicans openly charged the bolters with
selling them out. They declared themselves in
favor OF holding another convention to fix upOn
senator, otherwise they will vote solidly for
George w. Patterson. the regular democratic
candidate who secured his nomination without
using dollar. The greenback men viii hold
thelr convention on the 18th inst.
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THE DETAILS OF THE NEGRO INSURRECTIoN a
st. Cr0ix show that 81 sugar estates Were
burned, leaving only nine OF any importance
uninJured. The cause OF the revolt was snort
payment OF wages and the refusal OF the
authorities TO give passports 10 the negro
lab0rerS. The island was before declining i'm
prosperity, but is now entirely ruined. The
merchants OF St Thomas have lost heavily by
the rayageS of the insurgents.
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FRIGHTFCL ACCIDENT-The horse OF n Mr.
hume, CT virginia, ran away with him on Penn
sylvanla avenue this afternoon. about half-past
O'Clock. In crossing the car track between
I.In ana lStn streets he was thrown forward.
While falling the horse gave him fearful kick
IN the forehead-fra -fracturing his skull, il is
thought. Mr.. Hume was taken into Moore'S
arug store, where DIR. Basil Norris attended
him. He is not expected to live. He is a horse
dealer, from Rockingham county, Va, well
known in GEORGETOWN
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
and 6, So. 9l2; $1,000. J. E. Fitch and w. c.
Stone, trustees, to The Central National Bank
lot l49. So. 206; 81 200. F. w. Jones and Samuel
Iur6utt, trustees, TO Henry De Camp, lots 81
and 55, so. 513 81, 400. Mercy NJ. Gray TO NJ. NJ
Costello, lots and G, So. 912; 5000 b. F. Big
Glow ct al, trustees, to Daniel O'Connor. lot 9,
So 500; $780, J. c. Pearson ct al, trustees, 10 H.
Mcdonald, lot 80, SO. 40; $40.
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The Presidents Southern Policy.

NO CHANGE DECIDED UPON OR CONTEMPLATED
Ic can be authortively stated there is no
truth whatever in the statements varclsly
made that the President has decided OF is about
TO decide to change what is known as his
southern policy" The President contemplates
no Such change. The principal reason for the
statement is supposed TO be the letter written
by Attorney General DevenS short time ago to
the L. :. district attorneys for Alabama, IouiSi-
any and South Carolina, directing them to EN-.
force the I. $. election laws. This letter was
written after such facts had been laid before the
President as clearly proved that under the eX-
lstlng circumstances no fair election could be
held in those states. There was ample proof
that such was the case before the President and
his cabinet, and upon this the letter to the dis
tl1ct attorneys was based. This letter merely
directs that the L. s. statute laws be enforced
that's all. There is nothing in the letter that
could be construed to mean a revival of the
bloody shirt" idea. The President regards the
enforcement of the laws as having no political
aspect whatever. 1t is only the national gov
ernment performing duty required of it. If a
similar condition OF affairs should arise in New
York or any other state in the Union, as exists
IN South Carolina, Louisiana and Alabama, the
L. $. attorneys for those states would be di-
Iected to see that the election laws are complied
with
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TelegramS to The Star.
UNQUlET EUROPE.
Turkey Warns Austria.
AMERICAN PRIZES AT PARIS.
A WALL STREET FAILURE.
Eos.s.stSN tEEtIfs~.

lCNION. t,t. lH.--ll II aug0un,-t,i m m OIL
ctai form tint - Michael Hicks Beach. colonial
secretary. cGd Nh Min. Henry smith. iir>i lord
oi TIE admiralty. have paEouaced tiPir project
Ell Visit ~ ms c,'fjun 10 NplUS ana Malta. ow-
iilS to lie UU~Cttu stat, ef affairs ia the east.
Turkey Threatens Austria.
Vienna dl>natCii Ia The Nanchs-'cr Guard
"a" >iNs: simultaneously with the pir'Srnta-
non oi AIS Credentials, the ottoman amhlS>l-
Ger 10 Vienna Was ordered to declare To Count
AndrasSN that the Porte would be compelled 10
oppose IN arms The advance OF the Austrian
trOopS upOn \pNi naZar"
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COL. MoSBY AND RODENT LINCOLN WITNESSES
IN THE FITZ JOHN PORTER CAsE.--COl. John S.
Mosby testified before the FitZ John Porter
commission yesterday. He said he was on the
staf OF General J. f. b. Stuart in August 1862
and that on the goth OF the month named he
Judged by the firing that there was lighting 60
ing on during the day near Thoroughfare Gap.
Dr. W. j.. FaXon, surgeon of the 32d Mas5achtl-
settS regiment in August, 1862, testified that on
the 2Sth OF August he heard Porter say, near
BIlstow station, TO some aid or orderly, .:Go and
tell MoTrel to halt his division; don't care a
Oh II don't get there Witness did not
know what place .'there' referred to. Robert
I. Lincoln. son OF President Lincoln, had a con
yersation with his father in January 1868, after
The 1lnding OF the c0urt-martial in this case and
les.l1led that his father read note from Porter
defeat OF the Union forces he Should withdraw
1, his corps: The President expressed himself
s,luIgg III concentration Of Porter, and said
that his note, taken in connection with the tes-
tlmony, would, in his opinion, have Justified a
sentence of death. MI ChOate objected to this
testimony, and said two years later Mr. Lincoln
said he believed Porter had been wronged, and
admitted, w.
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THE HOSTILE CHEYENNES, in their recent raid
on the settlers, murdered 43 of them and car
ried off a number OF fine California horses. he
sides an immense quantity OF live stock
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ek lewis Ioiiman. who was nominated by
the national greenhack party of TenneSSee for
governor OF the state, has withdrawn from the
H Den. Kearney had Won leedle barty. We're
lSb dot barty now?-tBostoa Post
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DEATH SENTENCE CoMMUTED.-It is r1lmored
that the sentence OF death passed on Michael
nopln lor ILe murder OF Peter Alhers at West
Point, N. Y, last February has been commnfed
Tobin was sentenced TO be executed October a5.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
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The [. 5. s. PowHATAN, flag ship OF Rear
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CHEN Lam PIN, the Chinese minister. accom-
panied by his suite, visited the naval observa-
tory last night and peered through the big teie-
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Lieut. Giles b. HarOer and
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city, lst November, for ordnance instruction:
Lieut. Jas. X. Cogsweil has reported his return
nome. having been detached from the Essex
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). Waring from the Wyoming and ordered ID
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan to-
day amounted to Sf45,550.
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TIE NUMBER OF NOTARIEs PUBLIC appointed
by the President f0ots up one hundred and
nInety-One.
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PERsONAL.-Justice Strong, of the L. S. SUI
preme Court, called ON the President to-lay.
-. Hon. Eppa HuntOn, of Virginia, is i'm the
city. ....Gen. +. II. Dent, lieutenant colonel of
the 4th artillery who was on duty at the White
House during President Grants term, is i'm the
City on q ShOr1 leave of absence.
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Turkey Warns Austria.
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THE CABINET MEETING TO-DAY.-SecretarieS
Evarts, McCrary, Schuz and Thompson, AttOr-
ney General DevenS Assistant Secretary Haw-
ley and Assistant Postmaster General Tyner
were present at the Cabinet meeting to-day.
The session was short, and only routine bllSi-
ness was transacted.
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GEN. RUSSELL HASTINGS and his wife, former
ly Miss Platt, arrived in the city to-day, and
are the guests of the President and Mrs. Hayes
at the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Hastings is the
niece OF the President, and it will be remember
ed was married at the White House last June.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

With Fro. Wigton in the rcunta
next winter, We may look for a rcyiS.
ION OF the laws governing country news
papers. particularly in regard to coua-
~ printing. The state knows tho
manifest good accomplished by IL,
press and it should recognize the US.
sis,ance thus rendered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17
DELINQUENT TAX LIST

Notice is hereby given that tho fol
lowing Lands, iO,, or Blocks si'uat
cd Ia Nebraska GA " IcI the taxes
Tor tho year INIT remain unpaid, vii
be- sold on Monday ,he 18th DAY of
November ISIS, at The court house IN
Webster County Nch. between tho
hours ~ O'Clock u. N, aud { o'clock
u, ~ SAFE 50 continue from dav to
Day until al the Lands, Lots or blocS,
have been sold.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

The Tine lascomc when II man my
Know that We wi get value received
Tor cvry dollar that he iUv's's
oup,As md huu,bue, are SO vciti
latcd and ave compelled touhs a hnc.
> a, ur he crushed hy the wheel OF
wrgcS. A article mu,t pu'scss
"A urri'-mns, ne what il il yc.,c
>,rudNr. y,. N,, Ike -, nG,woom
at urou il,. It vi, 5000 winner ard
die II the iaij.l,a Vt me brill mi li>
coy,ri,, .. ubtrrn science. o. 4
= st'u'Ea ~, "rj.Hirua Rrnc !,
can always uc relied 90 A. al!os ,hC
irrnuti.u on ttsrng of the uhr,a,
lrrA"r, rApctu,a,ian easy an! Open.
Che ,,rrr',uu>. e /, guaranteed g.
De- nti that II r ad,,rtisei 80 .. to'
mor'y ~,'!uuig! =, uLs IllI' .,or. [
-. ro.I,r a.atr ) lS2n
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

The race tor the ~goycrnorShjp was
warmly contested, and each party
worked hsrl for us special choice,
Daily wasahlugAt hy manyt - be the
lcadirg Candidate, tut when il came
10 u vote, he had not sixty votes that
he could control IN the c]onyent'on.
Dawes gained on every ballot bat
Nance gained fastcrttan he, and reach
cd the coveted goal far in advance Of
his competitors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

The ticket presented for the su'Ira
gcs Of the republican p,r;y this tall is
Il strong one. Mad1 up cfacn tight
in the most active period ofIf', with
their judgment and reason fully dcyel.
opod, they viii carry ~ thyoagA safe.
~ to a triumphant victory .cr the pru
ciples ,aiA down IN ,hn platform.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

Hastings ought to feel satisfied thi,
'all, rs she has received he nomina
g;op for both >caa,or nul district at
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

ht,hc ..ts,. COOS. .na s
n,y h' ..u.i5, 60
Uo.,i-gs va, rpauwaleiun ,.... %
laNot. DOR Gdhou a,l Cabin. o'
kpouy WI. the ,Iyn.n.t contest
ante their force. being about ..oD'
matched. A, Inst, o ing nu'. .,"H. 900
no honorable cowpnw,.., oul l,'
turned in ,ni nominated Seoh,'d 100 a
po.ilon r,jl vs. ho,o TO- co"
with n,.uy Il p,ct,a Nr q. mm
only cn,o,rl the RAGS m t.o 50,
caruos, spu' utIr pt ha mao,
warm Gionn,u H." maruar boz "h'h
We lo.' ~ll gan lim mons l,.rI.
than wou,i l't success las" ioa. =,
county We feel prom
Of orr young senator, md the nc,lu
support IT, received "a the convention
and hi largo ADD increasing unt' c.
in his chosen prot ..i,0, IN uN,olho
hus been ],mucun" .~Hn,ys-lui, JUST
Gcs III, Pride und gives It u hum lasi.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17
TIE RED CLOUD CHIEF.
REPUBLICANS STAFF TICKET.

REPUBLICANS STAFF TICKET
For Supicmc Judge,
AMASA COBB.
For Member Of Congress,
T.. II. VALENTINE
For Member Of Concrca., short torn
TUOMASJ MAJORS
For Member Of Congress, Coulr gent,
THOMAS J. MAJORS.
For Governor,
ALBUMS NANCE
For Iioitcnant Governor,
T. g. CAIRNS
For Secretary Estate,
). }. ALEXANDER
For auditor,
T. " L.EIbIkE
For Treasurer,
q. VI. BARTLETT
For Supt. Of Public Instruction,
s. H. THOMPSON.
l.r A,'orncy General,
&. J. DlLWORTlI.
For land commissioner,
A. If htI
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

Hashad much experience in drc' rak'ng
having thnsouth5 learned the irare IL hu-
y Aht,.ai patronage collected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

Tho Wayne comfy Review calls
the ticket the hris test array oftalcnt
ever presented to the Intelligent voters
oE the state,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

We Leud to tho Pow +, that be-,
Mr.. GJxrtto