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HE f1TZ JOHN PORTER CAsE-An Exciting
Ddy-Gen. DcDOloeU on the Stdnd-In the
FltZ John Porter case in New York Yesterday
hve hours were consumed in the examination
OF Gen. Irwin Mcdowell, whose testimony was
adverse 20 Gen. Porter, whose corps was under
his command. His grievance was that Porter
gave him no information as to the movements
OF the confederate To- ceS August 29th, 1852
frequent Interruptions by cOansel caused
Gen McDoWen TO get more or less excited
throughout the examination. The fact was
elected that Mcdowell had published a
pamphlet on the case in 1870, and he admitted
having made mistake in referring TO The
operations of the 29th, when he meant the 3 IN
OF August. Gen. Mcdowell made other adj
missions, the effect OF which were fay0ra BE
to Porter, one being the expression of the
opinion that II Porter aScertained that the
iorce IN front OF him was twice as great as his
own 1t would change his opinion as TO Porter's
duty IN The matter. This opinion was forced
from mcdowell by counsel in view of the fact
that his opinion had been Instrumental in
causing forterS conviction, counsel holding
that now that the state of facts is proven to be
dllIerent, Gen. Porter is entitled to ask if the
witness opinion has not changed The next
point was as to the three dispatches from
f0ltef 10 Mcdowell, which the latter had i'm
MS possession, but did not produce at the trial.
he was very indignant with counsel for asking
pm why he had not produced them, and said
ne had overlooked them and forgotten ain
ABOUT fhem, though one of them, dated d, m.
on the 29tb, shows that up to that time Porter
had not re ceived the 4 80 order. The dispafches
were put in evidence and will be read to day.
and the board, after the most important and
excltlng days session yet held, adjourned at a
late hour. " "
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neaih nr nr..IiIir- Mn..t.

BOSTON. Oct H.-Wm. Morris. famiiarlv
Known as Billy died here this morning
after an Illness OF several weeks. lie had
been widely known as a member aud part
proprietor OF Morris Bros. Pell 4 Trow-
bridges Ministries. He WAS IL years o d.
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CONGREGATIONAL Nomiua,fo,

MEDINA, MY, Oct. 1.-THE republican con-
yentlon in the 3Uth congressional district held
here yesterday, nominated Jno. Van NOorhes,
Of Rochester, for Congress.
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The CRICKET MATCH between the Austria.
lians and twenty two MOntrealers commenced
Yesterday the latter going 20 the bat first,
making 81, the highest being J. l.. Hardman.
81. FOR the Australians, G. Bannerman aud
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A CONFLAGRATION in New York Yesterday.
originating in chair factory, destroyed that
building and ten or twelve ad joining tenement
Roy in the chair factory who quietly cOmmu-
hicated the fact to the foreman who took dis
Greet steps for the removal of the ninety hands
safely out before the cause of their retrea + was
generally known among them WV
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BowIE's LUCK-The maturity stakes, won
at Jerome Park, New York. on TUESDAY,, b~
exGov Bowie's Maryland flly Oriole. wei D
worth Si,OC0. The race was for three miles,
and the starters were McGrath's Ieonard. p
Lorillard's 10000, BelmonJ's Su,quehanna.
Snedeckers Cuba, Clabaughs Cloyerbrook
and Bowes Oriole. The latter went 70 the
'front.' from the Jump, and was never headed.
CUBA ana Leonard broke down before the
race was over: Cloyerbrook. also MARYLAND
morse, was quite shaky on his near foreleg as
ne walked back TO the judges, after the race.
tSi t1f the Jockey to get weighed, having come i'm
tlnlId, While 10000, although sound in the
ess, was not what She should have been for a
winner Mr.: Bowie'S Oriole won the race,
having only Susquehanna ID contend with.
and That was for less than two miles and
nall: Ma y,and filly c)uli have made a
much better race had il been necessary. Inc
New York Herald says Orioles three miles
Will doubtless induce her owner To enter her
Tor the four mile heat race at Baltimore at the
coming meeting, and her chances, from the
limited number of distance horses i'm the
country at the present time. will be very good.
Oriole was bred by eX-Gov. Bowie on his farm
in Prince Georges county, she being by King
fisher, out of My Maryland, by Brown Dick.
Her winnings previous to the capture OF the
rich maturity stakes aggregated 81 ST.
fBdl. Sun, 10th.
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A MINE CAyED INA large area of the SUI.
race over the Diamond mine, in Scranton, Pa -,
many of the chambers and passages, and
ca using damages which will require MANY
months to repair. Between 300 and 400 men
cldent. Fortunately the miners had received
warning OF The approaching danger and when
me catastrophe occurred the mine was de.
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GLIB TONGUED GENTLEMEN go about the
western states in pairs representing to the
farmers that they are commissioned by the
Dureau OF agriculture to obtain minute sta
tlstics. They make many entries in their
books, stay to dinner or overnight, insist on
paying Tor their lodging because they are en-
c0unterteit KS upon their hosts, receiving the
change in good money
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FIRE.
The MRrkNt1,

TROY. y. Y. Oct. n.-Barker's wool ware
house was burned this morning hy an incen-
diary. Loss $4,000: insurance Sl0iOO1.
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NO HAzISG-A new rule of the Yale fac
ulty, that any upper claSSman detected mo
iesting freshman shall be dropped into the
next lower class, no matter how high hi
standing, has prevented haZing this yeaI and
sne freshmen occupy the Juniors fence with
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THE COAL CONVERSATIONAL telegram from
IhIiadelphia, Oct. 10th, says: 1t has been con
cluded not to hold any meeting of the Lehigh
coal combination. 1t is now proposed to as
certain the feeling of the operators by informal
visits TO their places of business. At the meet
lng OF the board OF control the matter OF ex-
tending the time of the combination will be
discussed, and there the sentiments of the L.
high Valley operators will be made known
FOR TINS reason, and on account of other sub
Jects that will be introduced. the next meeting
OF the combination will be the most important
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DEATH OF MILLIONAIRE.-Gen. ID. D. Col
ton, wee president OF the Southern Pacific
rallrOad and president of the Occidental and
Oriental Steamship Company. died In San
fIanclsco "Wednesday night after short i'll
ness. lie leaves an immense estate
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IHE ACkLEN SCANDAL.-A special dispatch
TO the New York TtD,es from New Orleans.
Cct. :; SAYS: Acklen has returned to the
city. He has but little additional evidence to
oI'er, as his principal witnesses are down with
the lever. 1t is current that he has asked a
1urther delay in the proceedings. but that it
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MY 1T EXPLODED.-The cOroner's jury on
the Adelphi steamboat disaster, at N0rwalk.
Cf, IN their verdict, find that the steam boiler
OF the Adelphi exploded because of over, work
ana Over-preSsure, legaliZed by a United
SlateS statute increased after shiftless inspec-
ton and perslsteDtly used by the attendants
III charge after sufficient evidence of danger
0uS defectS'
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Mr.. TfIden'S Tax sniff.

JUDGE BANTER PROPOSES TO ENFORCE THE
RETURN OF THE STOLEN BOOKS.
A telegram 10 the New York Herald from
Detroit, Mich. October 9 saws: The hearing
of the Harland- -Tilden case before Commis
soner Dawson was continued today. The
time was spent in long arguments by q. V. n.
Lothrop, Harland counsel. and Harland him
sell In support OF motion to dismiss the
charge on the ground that there had not been
sufflclent evidence produced to support il, but
at the close of the argument the commissioner
refused TO grant the motion. A rather sensa-
uonal scene i'm connection with this case oc-
CURED In the Z. s. circuit court this after
noon. Yesterday afternoon Mr.. sherman
assistant L. S. attorney submitted a Detition
10 Judge Baxter, of the L. s. circuit co, rf
asking an order TO show cause against Law
renee McClosky and the officers and servants
of the New York mine why they SbonId MOI
return to the office of Mr.. Maynard of Mar
quette, the four books stolen on the night of
September ., and restraining those present
from otherwise diSposing OF the books. Judge
Baxter granted the petition and issued the
order. At , p. IN. Nlr. L0thrOp. for McCloskv
lliden and Harland, appeared and asked f0r
postponement of the order until tomorrow
morning. on the ground that the books were
being copied in fun; that some parts OF them
did not relate to the suit. and if the order was
Issued Mr. Tilden would be pre- eiudiced by the
introduction of Illegal testimony. judge BaX-
ter said that 10 seize and carry away the books
was not the proper way TO raise the question
Of admlSSlbility OF evidence. and went on TO
say: 'Mr LathrOp, this is no way TO try eases.
ou know it is not proper mode OF serving
a writ of repleyin-to have horses aud car.
i1ages in readiness, with the attorney i'm the
ease on The Box, and then to attempt to seize
papers and books legally before an officer
competent TO take testimony, and 10 remove
them from the presence and custody of that
oflcer. think Mr.. Tilden is too good law
yer TO sanction any such proceedings, and
nave no doubt that il yon will telegraph 10
hlm he will give uD the books. At all events L
think the power of this court ample TO compel
their return. and if necessary | will exhaust
that power" Mr. Lathrop made some endea-
yor to have the Judge modify this direction,
but in vain. It is not understood that Nc.
Closky had telegraphed Tilden for instruc-
tlons as to whether he shall surrender the
books, but so far as is now known no answer
has been received. Tonight it is said that
the prese Mt custodian of the stolen books will
tomorrow agree to return them 10 Marquette
in the condition in which they were before
they were captured.
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HUNTING MOONsHINERs. telegram from
Nashville, Tenn, oct 9, says: A force of fifty
down with ammunition left Lebanon thiS
morning for Jackson county, with instruc.
tIons not to shoot until fired upon by the
moonshners;, Another fight on Roaring river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-11

I'm Windsor, Conn, the republicans and
democrats united to beat the greenbackers.
A0Ex.TreaSurer James w. Wroth. of Cam
den, NY, has been arrested, charged with
misappropriating sll 600 OF that city's funds.
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A MURDERED FAMILY-The charred re
mains OF John Conquest, his wife and child
Clio, Mich, yesterday It is Supposed thev
were murdered and the house burned,
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THE SAD .CAsE of the late Mr.. Milton Saw.
se. ier; OF Cincinnati, solemnly suggests that no
sSsatesman can safely become candidate for
greSS.-fPhilQ. Times. " WI
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IHE MoFFETT LIQUOR REGISTER. - The
Alexandria GdZette Publishes a table showing
The amount received by The state under the
Mofiett liquor law in that city Tor the past
year: and tie increase over last year: Amount
ing September lsi, 1871. $7,0692: amount OF
license on liquor under the M"tfett law for
Ine year ending September 30fh. 1877, $7,0ii.75:
Mofctt liquor returns for the year ending
September 5Gth, ISIS, s7.1i717 total, Sl4, ,Igl @
Deduct amount received for license 1877
800 R; increase of revenue under the Mofett
law for one year, s. 7l55G0
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RAILROAD ROBBERS.-A dispatch from DaI-
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Ihe EiectiOnS.
THE RESULT IOWA.

IHIl hL-ol II IN IOWA.
returns from iifty-fOur counties, which cast
over half of the vote of the state, give repub
lican majority on the state ticket OF II 200, a
gain o. 2,3s0 on the gubernatorial vote of last
year. If this ratio of increase continues. it
Will give republican majority of fully l. 900.
The republican Congressman elected are
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the 5th, Sapp in the Sth, Carpenter in the 9th.
The. greenbackerS elected are Weaver i'm the
IN by about Loo majority, and Gillette in the
7th by about 500.
ORTIZ ELECTED IN INDIANA
Orth's Official majority in the och district is
u. The Congressional delegation ia the
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the legislature give the following result: Sen.
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|. lfOuse-DemOcrats. 81; republicans, Al :
nationals .. Democratic majority On joint
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DELAWARE POLITICS.-At meeting of De-
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the state he had decided not to issue cali fo~
convention to nominate candidates for gov
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and prepare for the campaign two wears
hence Besides, he feared that the nomination
the success of their county ticket in New Cas-
tie county. which he thought pretty good at
present. A majority of the members present
cOncuTred in this view.
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Black from the Hartford and ordered to pro-
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