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TIE WRECK OF THE STEAMER BRAMHAI.-
me insurance companies are likely to lose
heavily on the cargo of the English iron steamer
John Bramhall, now ashore on Little Gull
Island. in the sound. off New London, Conn.
she had on board $4,000 rifles, 1900 sabre bayO-
be made into cartridges upon arrival in Turkey.
Her cargo is being rapidly removed by schooners
and tugs. AS the rifles were in tin cases a good
part OF them have not been wet but the bali,
and shells will be almost a total lots II they
had been made into cartridges they would haV.
been in tin cases, and so protected. The valu
OF the cargo is $979,0o0. The steamer will b
hOated in two or three days.
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Growth of the Steam En2yne. Thurston 80
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THE PESEHLENCE.
Decline OG Vellnxr Eoxo.

MEMPHIS, Oct 23-FrOm 6 o'clock last NIGHT
until noon to-day the undertakerS report II in
termentS. The streets are thronged with re-
turning refugees. Business is being gradually
resumed. There was heavy frost last night
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-Weather clear cool
ana windy: Deaths 10; cases reported I73. To-
tal deaths 3,s94; total cases 1859.
Deaths at Holly Springs.
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS, Oct 23.-Fourteen new
cases and one death has been reported within
tne past tWenty-fOur hours. DR.. Compton died
Today. There was frost last night
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Failure.

BHLAmR, O., Oct. 2s.-The Reaper and Thresh-
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Egnment, Liabilities, S90 200; nominal assets,
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- Eli Thayer has been nominated for Con.
ninth Massachusetts district, " wv
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DESTRUCTIVE PRAIRIE FIRES.-TelegTamS re-
.ceived at Omaha, Neb, show that the prairie
fires in Butler, Seward, and Saunders counties.
Nebraska. are more destructive and sweeping
than had been supposed. The fire originated
i'll the Platte river bottom, northwest OF David
City, and extended over territory eight by
twenty-five miles in extent sweeping away
every growing thing, stacks Of hay and
grain barns, farm houses, etc. Leaping the
Republican Valley Railroad track, burning tele-
graph poles and even ties OF the railroad, in
many places making a solid wall of flame. il
swept down on David City with fearful rapidity
The town was barely saved by promptly setting
back tire, not two minutes too soon. Bone
Creek valley, a splendid farming region and
tbickly settled. is a scene of black deSOlation.
having been swept perfectly clean. The same
is the case to the south and east. Fine groves
with which most of the farmers have protected
their houses and farm buildings. for which But
ler county is noted, are completely swept away.
years Will be necessary 70 restore them. The
Tery door yards OF Brainard village were
burned. In the overwhelming wind the flames
leaped all ordinary fire guards with ease. Had
the railroad proved barrier the villages OF Oak
Creek and OF the head waters OF Blue river ROW
burned over. would have eSca ped
Decatur and Edwards counties, i'm the Sappa
Valley, Kan, recently raided by the Cheyenne
Indians. have been devastated by prairie tires
and nearly everything not destroyed by the Ia
dianS was consumed. Several persons are said
TO nave pellSheQ In the flames.
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WRECKED BY THE CYC1oNE.-The signal corps
station at Stonington, Conn, reports to the
chief signal officer this morning, that the
schooner Joseph Fitch, previously TepOrted on
the reef, went to pieces last night,
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WILLARDs HOTEL TO BE REoPENED.-Willard's )
Hotel has been finally leased to Mr. James H
Breslin. Of New York, who will reopen it as
early day as possible,-probably about the
the travelling public, the proprietolS Of the
hotel and Mr. Breslin, who is. by the way. one
OF the most popular and competent hotel
keepers in the cOuntry,-are alike to be con-
graduated on this contamination.
THE L. S. S. POwHATAN arrived at New York
YESTERDAY.
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BALTIMORE ELECTION-7he Usual Resut-An
election for members of the First Branch of the
City Council OF Baltimore took place yesterday.
The democrats elected their candidates in each
OF the twenty wards of the city. In six wards
there was no opposition to the democratic nom
inees. In the other wards there were green
back, independent, or republican candidates
but put no combined, organized opposition. The
tai. 21,69S. Democratic majority, Is, 100 "a
solid democratic council and a democratic ma
lorlty OF 1S,700," is the remark made by the Bal
timOrc Gazette
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IRE CHICAGO CoNGREssMEN.-Tle Co0gTps
S10nai nominations in the three Chicago dis
trlcts are now full. In the first the republicans
have nominated VIM. Aldrich; the democrats
j. X. DoOlitfle. jr. and the graenbackerS, Wm
'. Barr. In the second the republicans have
nominated George r. Davis; the democrats,
Miles kehOe. and the gleenbackerS Jas. Felch
In the third the republicans have nominated
Hiram Barber. jr.; the democrats, Lamper;
Tree Involuntary, ana the greenbackers, 4. B.
Cornell. The riffraT nominated by the indie
pendent greenbackers and socialists is not of
sufficient Importance to specify. as it will not
make ripple in the election, nor for purposes
OF comparison Is 1t necessary to consider the
regular greenback nominations, as they will
make scarcely any impression upon the vote OF
the three districts. The real fight in every dis
trict is between a republican and democrat;
the real issue is between honest money and dis
honest money; and we have every reason to be
heve that Chicago and the towns and counties
embraced in the three districts will send three
honest-mOney republicans to Congress, leave
three Soft-mOney democrats at home, and ut
terly sQuelch the nine tiatiStS and socialists
who have the temerity to cumber up the ticket
for no apparent purpose except to delay the
counting OF the final result.-[Chicago Tribune.
oct. 81.
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Death of a Ne.y York Laxxer.

New YORK. Oct. 23.-Mr. Daniel n Gilleft n
the hln OF Glllett Stiger. and a welI-known
after short illness. nc "
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent loan to-
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THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT ESTIMATES
The total amount which, according to Official
estimates. will be required for all expenditures
in the Post Office department for the fiscal year
ending June 30 1850, is $780, ,9OO To meet this
outlay 1t is estimated that the revenue accruing
from pOstageS and other sources will be
s3O $50, leaving s. 9O1 $50 10 TO be provided
out OF the general treasury. The amount ap-
propriated for the current fiscal year is
general treasury. 1t is estimated, therefore,
That 81, ,6S5, ,63i 3S more than this years apprO-
priation from the treasury will be required for
the next fiscal year, Though the revenues of
the department will be increased, the expendi-
lures will be larger in proportion.
The POSTMASTER GENERAL and party leave
st. Louis tonight. stop over at Cincinnati to-
morrow, and arrive in Washington Saturday
night.
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SECRETARY EvARTs delivers his speech in
Cooper Institute tonight.
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LONDON Oct y3.-Ihe Albanian League have.
according Ia the Vienna Presse. diSclaiIned re-
sponslbility for the murder OF Mehemet Ali
Pasha, which occurred at Jakoya. Albania. early
in September The League declare that the
murder was pcrpetrated by brigandS.
The Tac>' Vienna correspondent thinks that
this explanation viii be accepted by the Porte.
and the matter compromised 80 aS 10 avoid the
necessity of sending troops TO punish the Alban-
ianS
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THE OFFICIAL RETURNS from the Ohio election
are interesting. They show that the TOTAL vote
in the severely contested campaign between
Hayes and Allen in 1SI5 and 3I,022 more than
last year. The vote was divided as follows
republican. 2I4 120; democrat 2I0,9 1866; national,
3S.522; prOhibitiOnlSt, 5.6I4. This gives the re-
publican candidate a plurality over the demo-
cratic candidate OF 3,154. The latter is in a mi
n0rlty On the entire vote of 4I,l5n, but uniting
the democratic and national vote. and adding
the prohibitioniSt vote to the republican (vhere
1t naturally belOngsl, we have the S0ft-lnoney
vote equal TO 309,2SS, and the hard-money vote
2.9, 1874, or majority for the former of 29,494
These figures must not be ignored in reckoning
the political future of OhiO.-[N Y. Times.
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ANTI-TAMMANy NOMINATIoNs-A dispatch
from New York last evening says:-The county
conventions of the republican party the city
democracy, county democracy, irving hall de-
mocIacy, and German Independent citizens
party were held tonight. The several convcn-
and great enthusiasm prevailed: Conference
committees were appointed at previous meet
lngS to agree On candidates. and these commit
tees reported at each convention the following
candidates: For mayor, Edward Cooper; district
attorney. Benjamin X. Phelps city Judge. Rufus
b. CoW1ng; coroner, MoritZ Ellinger; aldermen
at large, NV. Burns, Frederick Fink j. Graham
Hyatt, Nicholas HaughtOn. The reports were
accepted, and the above named are now The
nominees OF the five parties opposed to Tam
many.
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CHARLES B. TILDEN, of Vermont, principal
examiner in the Patent Office, has resigned, TO
take effect November Is.
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NJ JENSEN,
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LONDON, oct. 23.-The annual conference OF
home rulers in Dublin. yesterday, adopted a re-
solution virtually approving of the policy OF par
namenlaIy obstruction pursued by Charles
stewart Parnell. member for Meatte, and JOS
GillS BgaZar. member from Cayan. No action
was taken regarding the leadership of the
marry
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-26
Slus (S1tmberlatto.

- @eItern ma9te Der 3ablmeiiter gSaggOn
scr ,BattimorezSbiO= Sabn- eonlpo9nte" I'M
Die 1auptbaan ieiu Griheinen III Cumberland.
- Su Dem BroSeIie gegen y. @. Sanner
vegeu lluteri4leiI8 purOe oaS 3eugenoerhor
aei1loiien; e8 berridlte allgeneu Der @tns
6rud, oaB Der Angetla9te tretgelpro9ef loerS
oen miiroe.
= @eItern fauo bic 8ser6iguug beS @Onz
roo SerQ, mel1er lebten 0ienlt0g Sclbitmoro
begtuq, ben Der QSobuun9 DeS Serrorbeuen
an Der Ode pon SeoforO~ unb @eutrez ezStraBe
aus itatt.
- Sm 8aiiengerid)te tpuroe bG8 Seita=
ment Don 2l0Gm Hal0ed beItGtt9t un0 amer
FAINT.
- Gln Der 8etioro StraBe wareu in Der
9ientag5 gtGAt Die 0tebe ltarf an Der Nrs
belt. 3uerit plitnOsrten iie ben poi etter ar
men Q8aldiral, baum 9ertetben lte IN 9Sllh.
t0abn'S @o6nun9, unO enotld) plitnoerten ltc
ben @efiigelbOf Der 6rau DtcSrtOe.
- &briitian 0artung betrug I'D oor9elteru
Wforqen IN Dem Siireau oe5 SrleOensrlhters
@pn0er etlpa8 pioerlpeniti9 uno tpuroe IN
folge Oeiien megen SeraAmn9 oeS 8ert9tes
Al 3met 3agen 6aft peroonnert, aber mad
3meiItitnotger @iuferferung mieoer frel9elaiien.
- Otebrere iunge 0ameu BON Cumberland
baben eineu Sod Club" gegritnoet, Der all
lp0hentli9 Elm Ntal i'll ben oduiern Der Ittt,
qlieber Sulammeu tritt, iiber Die 3uberettuna
bon Sp.tien uuo @rirti1un9en Otstutirt UNI
| iol6e Sur PriifIng oCriett.
- Sin friI6er 6aud) bur6me6t bier oa2
@ei1aft8lebelt, ieitOem Sdrttte getbanmerOeH
ben @au Der yBeuugloania Sabu" mad
Cumberland III poqenOen. Dan glaubt, oat
oa8 llnternebmen gum 9lufifwuuge Der StaO
| beitraQen lpr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-26
9ofa4berid)te aus SSaibtn0ton+
Wtd,ter Wlc9lrtbut uno q. 8ibIon's 9,roie6. -
Sin Idlre6lid1er lInfau. - Gine glit6ltdIe

Wiutfer - Wermiid,tes.
Baibiugtou, 26. Sanuar. - NQgez
meine8 Gritanneu rief geitern i'm @riulinalge=
ridte Die 9lrt uno gSetie bero0r, III meld)er
6idter Mc2rtbur Die @ei1morenen I'M Salle
oes Der SGotun9 be8 2boulaS Wtaion angez
i6utoigteu q. @ibion infruirte. &tele uu+
qeiebene Ne9t8anpdlte be3eIfneten Die Sano-
luuq8meiie be8 0tdlterS ais cine ben @eieten
mtoeripredenoe, Oa e8 auBer allem 3Uetfel
lei, oaB III Dem oorlicgenoeH Safe man e8
init einem 5Ooti6lage ju tbun babe.
- Fri. VeG, Die God)ter 0eS Bidders S0rn.
@6rtft. Bed, fam geitern, ais iie Elm Biigeleiz
len uom Sfen bebtn ruOilte, benz Seuer 5u
nabe. Die &leioer rparen.rald bon ben Slanl>
men er9rifien, lub ebe Semano 81 6itlfe ellen
fonute, hattie oa6 un9liidltfe DtQ06en bcrett8
id,redlt6e 8ranopuuoeu erlitten uuO ltegt
iebt in fritti6em 3uitauoe 6ar1ieber.
- 8ater Is. S. 0ealeg, BraIocut be8
@eoraetopuz&olleg8," bat an bic friiberell
Sdiilsr Der TIpdbnten 2luitplt einen 2tufruf
erlaiIen, gum Saue zines 00riaale8 i'll Oent
ueu III erbaueuOen @ebduoe Die not6igen Dtit.
tel betsuIteuern. Der Name 0eSjeri9eu, mel.
d1er Die notbmenoige Sd)enfung MAIDEN miiroe,
ioate bafiir in golDenen Qetterlt allf ener Dtar=
mortaiel iiber Dem @tugan9e oes 9auies
prangen.
-@ine in Scr. GOA, 6zStraBs, pO6nbaite
Jiegerin ihenfte Dor mebreren 8agen Orlatn-
gen, Srpel Snabeu unO eiucm Otdp6en, oaS
2ebeu. Die beioeu 9naben batten al le0er
Sano ie68 Singer uHO on ieoem 6uBe ie38
3eheu. Die iibrigen8 nift oolftdnOt9 aus
gebitceten ii5erliifigen Grtremitdten DurOeH
pon ben Ier5teu entfernt.
= OaS Sau8s@ s@omite fir 0ilirift8z zIn9ele-
Qenbeiten hat beihlo1ieu, am nd6iteu Dton'
faae init Der llnteriuAung Der SeitenS Der
DiitriftsoerwaltuHg 9'Sen Die ygSaibin9tOHeI
Marftt@Ompa9nie" erbobeHen 8ei9wer6en su
beginner.
= @r'@ouperneur Sipaun bon Marplant
peraultaltete geltern in ieiner @obnuus, 9tr,
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Ste8 oeS silberi6,ptnocls.

OaB Stanlep Mattbeips' oemagogiI6er 8e=
id)luB, bic Sunbesi6nlo in Slano'lfen Oil
beroolars 5u besabien, i'm Senate angenom=
raen neroen ,piiroe, ipllBte nan idon gsraune
3eit; bab berIelbe aber cine 10 itattlid)e-unl's
6aar Smeibrittels -Wtebrbeit erbaten fonnte,
miro troboem Glee iberraiden. Wtan bat
bisher bic Sad)e fir ei1en hDberen lllt angez
isben, ben itd) ba unere 6erren gtatlonalge=
lebQeber erlauben, bod bteIe 9lbflitlnun9
,eiet, oas es bitterer @rnit lit. SSr Der ndd)=
item ISOLDE pirb bic 8lano'id1e Silberz Bill
paiiiren, unb oielelbe miro auf) @eleB rueroen,
bern an elmer 3meiOrittels- -Wfehrheit in betoen
6dulern iit faum nod III 3weifeln, iuenn Sr.
6a1es iiberbaupt ben Wtutb baben lollte, IL
nit letnem Geto gu beiegen. Ste nlellteH
Der MGuner, nelde geiterr fir osH Sllbers
lfminoel itimmteu, tbaten es ge9en lbre lie
berseugung; iie leben III Der mabn1tnnlqen
8erblenounq, oaB bas Solf OieleS baben mill.
@s mag binten I'M llrrpalbe mirfltf Seute ge<
ben, iueld)e grim genug iino, su glnuben, oaB
naC) 4nnabme Der Silber Sitl Die goloene
3eit fommen iperbe, eieielben nerocn lbren
Srrtbum balb ertbeden. Die grbetter aber
in ben groben Stdbten, pelfe bisber fitr ben
Silberld)miubel id)rieen, iperben ibre Sborbelt
am Sd),periten biiBen, benn ite tperoen flint
tia in entmertbetent @eloe besablt merben uno
tire Ssoiiriniiie mad Der @nlowdbrung be-
3ablen miiiien, .. b. Die Goninntartifel iperz
BEN tbeurer, pGhrenO tbr 2obn entnertbet
pirb. 0ie 5erren baber geitern jeoem armen
Mtanne 10 bis Is @ts. BON ieinem Sagelobne
seitobleu.
9isiss 1T aber bic einsige Solge nidt.
9urd bic ssitrige abitimmung bat iib Die
Democratic tbre @bancen, in brei Sabren 81
iiegen, arg perbaut. gSir pernlutben fait, baB
Der ganse geidlnB ytidts meiter, ais ein
ldlan angelester Plan mar, Die 9emofraten
su eonlpromittiren, benn menn man Die gta=
meusliite onrhbtidt, unb oas Yartetperbaltz
nib in Setrad)t Siebt, Oam falln man nid)t
anberS iageu, als oaB Die 9emotraten ben
8iidsrat oes Silberi6winoels biloen. Sll
orei Sabren iit bas Solt sur Grfenntnib se
fomn,en, uno eS ipirb bann Die Mdnnsr, mel
die aus reinem 0emasoqentbum ietue better
Snterehen uerratben unO Die gtotb unb Dos
@lenS, tporiiber mir iett bel elmer 10 nebel
Anndb,rung an bic ioltoe @oloudhrung i
leidr bdtten ,uegfommen t0nnsr, in's Uuenb
lide uerldnsert baben, mitSeraGtnns bon ilt
peifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-26
gerntfd,te telearapbiide 9epeiden.

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2(beno in ieiner gSobnung in philadelphia.
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mem Ibleben belpuBtlos.
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seltern zines Completes ge9en bic 8esiernng
gum 3mede BON Setrjigereien iiberfiibrt.
- Sn elmer seftern in Yitts burg, Ba.,
abJebalteueu Situng Der y@ eft ern Sro II
q &iioctati n" muroe beidloffen, oaB ollie
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tion augeb5reu, bonn 4. Sebrnar an Die Spe~
retion rpdbreno Der 9taft einitelen nno nnr
tpibreno bes Gags betrieben meroen iolltell.