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The New Indian War,

DISFATCH FKOM GENERAL SHERIDAN.
Gen. Sheridan, under date of October 5th,
telegraphs from Chicago to the Adjutant
General, as follows: Carlton will at dark this
evening be at Dry Lakes, south of the Mobrara
river, on the trail of the Cheyennes. Will take
to Red Cloud agency this movement. Has
been down Snake river. He is likely to meet
them between the Snake and Mobrara rivers
ThOrnburg reports that he will probably over
take them. Gen. GibbOn telegraphS that
Spotted Tail Indians have left the Rosewood
their new agency. and burned the country in
all directions. This looks bad for peace, and
my only .hope is that it may not be as bad as
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Poll T1CAL NOTES.-The following congress
siona1 nominations are announced Alex. !.
dell, national, same district; A B. Longaker,
greenback, 10th Pennsylvania: DR.. Henry
Roberts, rep, 18th Pennsylvania. dennis
a suburb of Boston. He was CONSTANTLY inter
rupted, and finally pelted with onions and
potatoes. I'm the libel suit of Congressman
rage. at Placervile, Cal, against the San
Francisco Chronicle, the jury disagreed.
The California constitutional convention has
M filed vacancies in its body by electing S. B.
thompson, j. w. Martin and j. nj. Strong,
non-partlsan. ....The greenback men of
Utica, NY, have nominated for the assembly
bartender in a saloon of that city. -. The
BAR Connolly wing of the greenback party in
son for mayor
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LIE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH ended
on Saturday in a draw, for want of time TO
HnlSn. Ihe Phlladelphians made So on the
second inning, making their total 80 ahead of
the australians. The strangers then COM
menced their second inning, and when time
was called at O'Clock had scored sc, with only
Iour WIckets down. During the Philadef-
phians' second inning the Australians wasted
considerable time by disputing decision of
The umpire, which could have been used with
the inning.
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Deaths I'm New Orleans.
The silver Lake mysferv

NEW YORK. Oct. 7.-Edward Reinhard twas
arrested last night by the central office detec-
tlVes and locked up on warrant issued by
charge of homicide. The arrest is in connec-
ton with the Silver Lake mystery, important
developments in which are expected to-day
Police officials here are reticent about the
matter. Reinhard was arraigned at the
Tomhs police court today, and he was sent to
Staten island in company with police officials
from that place.
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where the law against their destruction is
rigidly enforced. Prince Georges AMI Anne
Arundel, are the only counties thai have laws
regulating the killing OF sora or rail, which
they PERMIT from September TO November i.
There are no laws In the state regarding snipe,
for they are like the two lasi-named migratory
birds, and consequently not affected by the
Shooting. The general state law permits sthe
shooting OF woodcock from June Is 20 Feb
rnaiy 1, pdrtridges from November | To De-
cember -. pheaSants from August Is 10 JAN
nary ]. rabbits irum October l. ~ January l..
Any perSon who shall catch, Kill or have in hls
poSst Sslon any OF these. save between these
dates is llat'e 10 fine of sl0 for each bird or
iniormer. The following are counties that
have local partridge laws which per
mit theiI Killing as below, the infringe
ment of which is similarly punished:
Arundel county, from Oct l9 to December D;
Baltimore county, from Oct. To Dec. "A: Car
oiine county, from Nov 10 10 Feb. II; Cecil
county, from Nov. | 10 Dec IS: Frederick
county, from Oct. Is to Jan. ] Garrett county,
from Nov. 20 Jan. |; Hartford county. from
Oct. Is To Dee. - Kent, Talbot and Queen
Anne counties, from Nov. ! 10 Jan. ); Mont
Scmefy county, from Oct. Is TO Dee. Is: Prince
efSet coUnty, from Nov. l 10 Feb. l Washing
ton county, from Oct. - 10 Dec. 81: wicomico
county. from Nov. l TO Feb. l: Worcester
county nom Nov. TO March l. A law enact
declares that it shall be unlawful for any per
son TO take OF catch diamond back terrapins
from the waters of Maryland between the Is.
day OF Aplil and the lst day OF November IN
OF less size than five inches in length upon tn ,
bottom She Il shall be taken at any time Tho
fine for violation OF this law Is 10 lie not les,
than s. nor more than sl0 for each terrapin
of the terrapin to be deemed prima Jacia ev
lence OF the violation of the law.
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uEG~aI FAnS

NEW YORK, Oct Judge Sutherland, in
Charging the grand jury to dav. in the court
OF general sessions for the October, term,
dWet strongly on that portion of it referring
of fees to which they are not entitled. This
haS reference to the sheriff, county clerk and
register. against whom such charges have
been made.
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MORE COUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED. - The
secret service to-day received information Of
the arrest in Kentucky OF Elias Lawson,
Frank Wilmer and George Brawley. These
gang of cOunterfeiters, who have been known
TO be engaged in the business in that state for
eight months: Their number is supposed to
ty-three OF this thirty have been captured
within the past eight days. Information was
also received at secret service headquarters
OF the arrest OF George Smith in San Francisco
naVIng IN his possession q number Of counter
felt so gold pieces
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Mr.. L. WILLIAM THoRNE has lust been
nominated for Congress ln North Carolina.
He was expelled from the legislature in 1874
Tor publishing pamphlet denying the exis-
tence of God. His trial before a Committees
OF the House caused much excitement at the
time, ard was attended by MANY cIergvmen
from all parts of the country.
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SHOT HIS SISTERS SEDCCER.-There was a
tragedy enacted near the village OF Franklin
vliie, Baltimore county Md, yesterday morn
ing. John Shanahan shot the alleged sedpcer
OF his sister and then surrendered himself to
The sheriff and voluntarily went To Jail. Mil
ier, The victim, IS supposed tc be mortally
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IHE SECOND MARYLAND CONGRESSIONAL,
DISTRICT Is getting its full share of candidates
Ior congress Three RichmondS are nov i'm
the field. viz: Talbot, democrat: Milligan. in.
dePendent democrat, Endorsed by republicans.
ana Morning, Independent greenback. Tie
tegaiar greenback convention is yet to be
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YELLOW FEVER.
The Relief Rnaf-

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. THE steamer John
NJ. Chambers, from st. Louis, laden with sup
plies for infected points between this city and
ticksburg, arrived early this merning. The
steamer lerveS this afternoon, and will take
all mail for points below here.
Deaths I'm EeW Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 7.-There are reported
to-day ll5 new cases of yellow fever and IL
deaths. The foOtings TO date are 10.600 cases
and 3 2I2 deaths
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Telegrams to The Star.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


LONDON, Oct. THE excitement over the
collapse OF the City Of Glasgow bank has sub
sided: French discount houses are bidding
the state OF French and German exchanges
renders it certain that gold will come here
from the continent, SO the apprehenslonS of
aliayed: The name OF the Glasgow firm of
ship builders whose failure was announced on
the 18th Instant IS VIM: Simons Co., Of Rem
WoS sP SeIders Who 1t Sa
viii enable them to tide over the crisis. 1t is
row believed that the assets of the heaviest
debtors of the City of Glasg ow bank will turn
exception of those of Smith, Fleming g. Co.
and their Indian houses, which are in very
bad condition.
The London silver Market.
The Times, in its financial article this MORN
ing, says: Even at 5l3sd. per ounce the silver
market is very unsettled and unsteady, and
only scarcity scar OF bars prevents sharp de-
preclatlCn."
Reported Capture of Ali Musiid.
S1MLA, Oct. The Indian newspapers pub.
lish reports of the capture of Ali MuSjed, but
there is no eficial news OF such an occur
renee.
The Resignation OF the Hungarian
Ministers.
VIENNA, Oct. THE resignation of Herr
Ven Sell, the Hungarian minister OF finance,
will probably take effect Immediately. The
question of the acceptance of the designations
of the other Hungarian ministers will proba-
bly, await the meeting of the diet. 1t seems
that Count Andrassy is disposed to put off the
assembling of the legislature until some time
in November, by which time it is hoped the
Bosnian question will be completely settled.
The Emperor OF Austria, on his return TO this
city from GOdoiiO, will grant an audience to
leading members of the Austrian parliament
on the subject of the reconstruction OF the
ClSlelthal ministry.
French Relief for Fever Sufferers.
PARIS, Oct. 7:-Gen. Eorel, the French min-
Cen NNyRS-
American minister. I'm ,ancs for the yeiiaf nI
yellow fever sufferers in the United States.
Won Esolfke Not Resigned.
LONDON, Oct. THE report published in
this mornings AdCertiSer Of the resignation
Of Field Marshal Count Won Moltke is de-
nied.
Mount Vesuvfus.
LONDON, Oct. THE eruption of Mount We.
suViuS Is still decreasing.
A Contradiction.
SIMLA, Oct. THE report printed in the
Indian newspapers OF the capture of Ali Mus.
JId is contradicted.
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Accents.

BOSTON, oct. THE democratic state GEN.
trai committee have received letter from
Judge Abbott accepting the nomination for
yeEtiQQ.
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A WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.-Mrs Jacob
hurZ was burned on Saturday at Woodbridge
Connecticut by her clothing taking fire az fhe
Kitchen stove. She rushed into the barn. and
rolling on the floor i'm her agony set the bniId-
ing on fire, and finally jumped into the we'll
where she was drowned. Her body was
pufneo 10 crisp, every VeStige OF clothing
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Duncansou
Bros, auctioneers, sold at auction on Satur-
day evening for G. Il. Rittenhouse and George
i. SmallwOod, trustees, piece of land, with
the improvements, on 7th street road, near
Boundary street 20 ReY.Aaron Peck for a 5ln
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SITTING BULL-According to a dispatch
from Bismarck, ID. T., officers from Fort
keogh state that the recent deputalion of In
dlans from Sitting Bulls camp did not ask for
terms OF surrender for Sitting Bull but for the
Ogallalla tribe only. Sitting Bull has made no
request,
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Hon. r. NJ. 7. HUNTER, treasurer of the
Lee Monument association, which proposes To
erect an equestrian statue of Gen. Robert Il
Lee in capitol square, Richmond. Va, pub.
lishes statement showing that the assets of
the association consist of S., 400 cash haari, 20
6 per. cent interest and $1,000 in yirginis
consols purchased In April, 1s77, By ordsr Of
the board, at a. - ~~eA va
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
A. DAVIS eft al. trustee, 10 C. l.. Sheriff, lot g.
square 241: Si15. J. L. Gull ct al, trustees, TO
Della Lewis, lot l, square I0ii: S43ii. w. A.
Richardson TO Dennis Barrett, lot of Pleas
ant Plains. Georgetown College 10 Sebastian
Toepfer, LOT Z. square III. Christian Schmidt
TO Lewis kurtZ. lot Il, square S2l: 81, 100; and
from Eugene Carusi 10 Ida nj. McHenry, lot
Is, square 22S
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FIVE CoNyICIs have escaped from the new
state prison Of Massachusetts Their trunks
are checked for South Carolina. Recent
events nave doubtless given them the belief
tnat In the Palmetto state they will be safe
from the miniOns of Massachusetts law
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THE CRETAN ASSEMBLY have instrrchod
tneir representative at COnstantinople to dis
c0nllnue negotiations with the porte, looking
upon the concessions as worthless.
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Writ of Attachment,

MONTREAL, Oct. IA writ of attachment
mas been issued against Savage s. Lyman, Jew
eiers OF this city, tor fl0,O00 by Birmingham
firm,
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A9-Ole Bull, the violinist, arrived at New
York yesterday from Liverpool.
s.;,sg, nff0S,mas1ef foS.n @ General Key. and party
San FRANCISCO, '~
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Columbus j. BOnnivfll and Carrie f. Burcb :
John Tyler and Jane Moore; William Myer
and Hannah Newman,
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A SEVERE, PFRHArs FATAL BLOW WITH 4
STONE.-SatuTday night, Richard II own was
struck II the head with stone thrown by
James Simmons, fractufing his skull anc
knocking out one % his eyes. The fracas oc
CURED on 7th street road. DIR. Winter at
tended Brown and considers his condition
critical Simmons made lis escape.
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ored aAT1LLf {d INJURED.-JoSeph Bedford. COL
nioIe and OHIO railroad and of late wears a
porte, on Mr.. Garretts private car .sMary.
ahs1, tah1, received fatal injuries on Saturday
mni,e passing over the PENNSYLVANIA railroad
on MS retuln from New York with the Presi-
DENTAL party He put his head out of the car
WlndON and was struck by a pnst
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IHE BANK OF MONA, a branch of the Glas-
gov bank in the Isle of Man, had over a mil
non and a-half of dollars on deposit being
about all the spare money on the island and
many OF the depositors are left destitute by
the failure
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GENERAL SHERMAN returned to the city this
morning. Col. McCook, who accompanied
him west. stopped over in Ohio to visit his
mother, but viii be back in Washington in a
day or two.
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REFORM IN TURKEY.-The Sultan has writ
ten letter to Queen Victoria, declaring his
intention to lnaugurate English institutions in
MS dOmlnlons. In his negotiations he init
mates desire to make the reforms applicable
to the whole empire: The Porte is complain
ing OF Austria, and requests the powers to
made at the Berlin congress, and to stop the
advance and eXcesSeS of her troops pending
the discussion of the powers. Unless this is
tor Of international law
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Mirrors. Picture Rods and Cornices put up.
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Mr.: S. s. Cox is resolved that Mr. Fernando
Wood shall not SurpaSs him as a demagogue.
In a speech at democratic meeting last eve
ming he longed for a return of the days when
toddy without the bother of an excise law"
He proposed, in order to increase wages, to
abolish the banks, to issue more federal paper
money, to prevent the manufacturer from get
ING, five times more than the laborer," to
make something like ian equal division of
property,' to destroy mOnoDolies and to put
He did not say what he would do with the ex
else law, but we suppose that he would ..wiDe
IL out as with sponge" Upon this subject
The report says:-"Coroner Woltman then in.
V1ted all present to take drink with him.
and the meeting ad iOurned. .''-[N. z Posi- En-
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue. 500, ,13S 50: customs, $46l,9S2
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A1ADY THROWN FROM A BUGGY.-MrS. Viii
liam Bayden. Of Prince Georges county, Md.
was riding out yesterday morning with her
husband. on Georgia avenue, near 10th street
was smashed and upset and nfrs. Bayden
badly injured. After receiving medical at
tendance II The house OF Mr.. Ross, luCS l. St
G0lIi east, she was taken home
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SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the tour per cent. loan TO-
day amounted tC S2ST, ,000.
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THE GREAT WALKING MATCH between
Hughes and OLeary was ended Saturday
evening, amidst the greatest enthusiasm, and
resulted in q victory for o O'Leary, who made
start l4l hours, Sc minutes and so seconds He
lett the track at 1886 p. m. and was enthusi.
ast1cally cheered. Hughes was off the track
sionally In the afternoon. On the sixth Ian of
tne ne Sllth mile he left the track for good, at
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SECRETARY THOMPSON will speak at Pitts
burg, Pa, next wednesday night. He will
leave there the next morning for Washington.
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A WORKINGMEN's MovEMENT.-A move
ment Is on foot in Boston to unite the various
tradeuni0nS of that city and vicinity into n
central union. The purpose of this organiza-
tlOn, as set forth, is to strengthen existing
trade unions and promote the formation OF
ess Of agd ad IN the N the inter
ment of that already adopted, discountenance
strikes, strikes, except as last resort seeking to have
disputed questions between employers and
settled on the basis of fair play to h0th nafties
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PROBAB".E RETIREMENT OF ACKLEN. A
special dispatch to the N. Y. Times from New
Orleans, October 4, says: "Mr. Acklen LETT this
morning for his home on the Bayou Teche
This move is regarded as significant Although
ticians say there Is but little doubt that he
Will be retired wholly from the ticket, for if he
were innocent altogether of the charges the
gentlemen comprising the committee are
mainly members Of the democratic statecep-
tral committee, and their slow action Is Justly
attributable to grave political complications
1t Is much to be doubted whether the result OF
The investigation will ever be known, except
IN so far as it affects Acken politically, for SO
plicated that the entire truth will probably be
forever concealed. 1t is thought that the fes
tive Acklen will, nevertheless, be quietly and
gracefully dropped into Stygiali obScurity.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
Hawley will return to Washington next We'd
oS1o
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