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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct S-Information has
been received at the department from the
United States commercial agent at Pied
ras Negras, Mexico, of the murder of
Walter Henry, a native of Texas, By Mex
leans near Saragossa.
Col. OBriene telegraphs the commits
sioner of Indian affairs from White Clay
agency, 7th inst, via Camp Robinson,
ported that Red Cloud and his chiefs were
only five miles distant and coming in.
Gen. Sherman, this afternoon, issued
the following, promulgating the letter of
the Secretary of War in regard to the
Presidents proclamation of lawlessness in
New Mexico.
The following instructions have been re-
ceived from the Secretary of War:
The Brigadier General, commanding
the military department of Missouri will,
if necessary, enforce the conditions an.
nounced By the President, employ the
force under his command, after the ex-
piration of the time and for the purpose
indicated.
WASHINGTON, Oct S.-General. The
President has issued proclamation de-
claring that by reason of unlawful obstruc
tions. combinations and assembiaees o.
persons, the laws of the United States
within the territory of New Mexico, anc
especially in Lincoln county therein canno
be enforced by the ordinary course of iu
Idicial proceeding, and commanding per
sons comprising such combinations or as
semblages to disperse and repair peaceably
to their respective abodes before IL o'clocl
noon, 18th inst. This proclamation is pre-
liminary to the employment of the troop
OF the United States to preserve the peac,
and enforce the laws in case the disturb
ances and unlawful combinations con
tinue after the time named. The Presi
dent therefore directs that you instruct th,
proper military officer that after the abov,
mentioned time has expired be will pro
ceed to disperse by military force all sucl
unlawful combinations or assemblages O
persons within said territory; that he will
by the use of such force. and so long as re
sistaDce tostbe laws shall continue. aid th,
Governor and the authorities of the terri.
tory in keeping the peace and enforcing
the laws.
/ I have the honor to remain, your obedi
ent servant, GEO. w. MCCRARY.
Secretary of War.
To Gen VIM. Z. Sherman
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ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Oct. s. Mr.. Justice Harlan,
Of the supreme court, holding a term Of
tae circuit court here, decided to-day sew
eral cases OF great Importance, among
them the Indianapolis, Bloomington Il
Western railway case. A final decree of
sale was rendered in 1877. The sale had
not taken place when the supreme court of
the United States decided another case,
where it was held as to lot in Chicago
which had been mortgaged thar the right
of redemption within fifteen months given
by the Illinois statute was a part OF the
contract which the federal court was
bound to recognize. In the /. B. & w.
case the decree had directed sale of the
railroad property, rights and franchises as
an entirety, without redemption, and the
present motion was to correct the decree
so as to recognize the right of redemption
given by the statutes of Indiana and Illi-
nois, in sales of real estate. Justice Har-
Ian decided that the redemption statutes of
Indiana and Illinois did not embrace rail-
road mortgages which covered as an en-
| tlrety the property, rights and franchises
Of railroad, and that the original decree
should stand. These views, he said, are
not at all iE conflict with the Brine case
and that they were not ip conflict with any
decision in the Indiana and Illinois supreme
courts. Judges Drummond and Blodget
concurred.
In the case of the Saginaw. jackson &
Fort Wayne r. r., the trustees upon their
bill filed, moved to be put in possession
under that clause in the deed of trust
which gave them the right of possession
upon default IN meeting interest. Judge
| Harlan OverruleG the motion, saying that
the right thus TO take possession was one
given by contract and whether the com
plainants were entitled to have that en-
forced by decree could only be determined
when the case was up for decree, and moi
/ in advance ct the answer. He said be
had no inclination to disturb the present
management pending the proceedings fol
foreclosure, since there appeared no evi.
dence of fraud or bad conduct; or that
receiver could do any better than tn,
present managers. but rather that the
present management, had been with tht
knowledge and approval OF large por
ton Of boDdholders.
In the several oases. involving tht
Tanner Patent Brake, he decided that
under the statute of 1870, suits for in
fringements under the original term, mus
be brought within six years after the ex
piration of that term, and all suits fo
iinfringements under the extended tern
must be brought within six years afte
the expiration oil that term,
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

CAMP ROBINSON. Neb., Oct. 8.-John
McGee. an old resident here, reports this
afternoon that Indians were seen this
morning by some cattle men within twenty
miles of this post. signalling from Crow
Butts by means Of looking glasses in a
southeasterly direction. A courier from
Spotted Tail reports that band of In
diaus crossed Wounded Run creek on the
night of the 9th, going in the direction of
Red Cloud agency From information
gathered from eouriers arriving here no
less than four parties of hostile Cheyennes
ars said to have crossed between here and
Wounded Knee going north, and the belief
is that the Indians have been aided in eva
ding the troops by runners from Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail agencies. Moth
ing from Cartons command for the past
|seventy-two hours.
ST. PAUL, Oct. S.-Ten companies of
Seventh Cavalry, under Major Tilford
moved from Camp Sturgiss, Dakota, yes
terday, to intercept the Indians coming
north. Another detachment has left
Standing Rock after the Indians going
south.
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NEW YoEY

New York, Oct. S.-Mayor Ely has
consented to preside al the public meeting
to give the recently arrived Irish political
prisoners an opportunity to present state.
ment which would show that treatment oil
the political prisoners in England was SC
barbarous, degrading. and inhuman as to
call for the condemnation of friends of hu.
manity the world over.
Melody, yesterday, called on Dion Bou.
cicault and thanked him for his efforts tc
secure the release of Condor and himself
Boucicault gives $500 to the fund tt
start the exiles in business.
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Boston, Oct. 9.-Both tracks at Wal
laston of the Old Colony road were cleared
at half past six this morning, and the in.
ward train passed the scene of last nights
disaster at quarter past six this morning.
Superintendent Kendrick when asked who
was to blame said,-so far as he had
learned those In charge Of the train from
Silver Lake were all right. he was of the
opinion from what be had learned that the
conductors of the freight train was to
blame.
BosToN, Oct. 9. The following are ad-
ditional to those already reported: Seri.
ously wounded, Pat. Flynn. bar tender, oil
Boston; internal injury; Tim Donavsn
East Boston; badly injured about the
head and legs; Edward Cell, letter carrier
Charleston, internal injuries; John r.
Cell, Boston, hurt 10 the leg and face;
VIM. Davis. Boston: total list of injured al
noon to-day foots about 80.
FITcHBURG. Mass. Oct. 9.-Amass
Norcross has been nominated for congress
by the republicans of the 10th district.
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relegraphic Brevities

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9-The steamer
City of New York has arrived from Sid
ney. via Honolulu, and brings British
mails, Australian news, &c.,-unimport-
ant.
New ZEALAND, Oct, 9.-Five Wesleyan
missionaries were murdered and eaten by
the bush natives near Millicola; the last s
of the tribe were killed by traders and
coast natives in retaliation.
HONOLULU. Oct 9.-W, L. MACEDONIA
governor Of Mani, died Sept s. The king
appointed John O'Dennines to fill the va
oancy.
BATAVIA. N. Y, Oct. 9.-Cyrus Z Da
Wis has been nominated for congress by the
democrats of the 31st district.
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The Turf.

CHICAGO, Oct. s.-The inaugural meet
ing of the Chicago Jockey and Trotting
Clnb was begun to day. The attendance
was large, fully 5000 people being on the
grounds. The heavy gale which was
blowing down the home stretch prevented
fast time beng made, The races were for
2:40 and 2:20 horses. John H. Cook won,
Jennie G. Second, Spot Daroe third. Frank
fourth. Time 2:272, 2:373, 2:37.
For the purse of $500 for the 2:20
class, Bonestteier won, Wasomanie sec
ond, Wolford third, John H. Fourth, Lit
tie Fred nth, Time: 2:243, 2:294, 2;253
1926.
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his own Doctor. 1t may be rubbed into the
system, SO as to reach any internal complaint;
by these means it cures Sores or Ulcers in the
THROAT, STOMACH. LIVER. SPINE, or other
parts. It is an Infallible Remedy for BAD LEGS,
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weather probab1lities.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-For Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys;
cooler northwest back to warmer southeriy
winds, rising followed by stationary or
falling barometer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, and during Wednesday night
frosty or freezing temperature, partly
cloudy weather, and numerous rains. fol-
lowed Thursday morning by cooler west
erly winds, and rising barometer,
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KEW YORK.

New YORK, Oct. s.-Judge Van Brunt
to-day rendered his decision in the case of
the Astor heirs, who sought to enjoin the
city permanently from making improve
ments on its water front authorized by the
act of 1871. While the decision which is
favorable to the city will doubtless be ap-
yealed from, it is the most important
rendered since the Rings trial. The ques-
ton involves nearly the whole water front
of the city and upon their ultimate. deter
mination will depend millions of dollars
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YELLOW FEW ER.

New ORLEANS. Oct. 9.-Weather,
cloudy and rainy.
Rev, VIM. Trawick, pastor of Canal St,
Presbyterian church. died yesterday after
noon, aged 40; his wife died at o'clock
this morning; both were laid out in the
church and will be buried together this
afternoon. Among the deaths is Charles
F., aged Is. son of James McGrath.
In response to the proclamation of Gov.
Nichols. the day is generally observed as
one OF fasting, humiliation and prayer.
The cotton exchange and public Offices
are closed, including the custom house, ex-
cept for cearances
CARLO, Ill. Oct. 9.-Two deaths since
last evening; three new cases. all of whom
resided in the Immediate vicinity of the
infected houses; weather warmer.
MEMPHIS, Oct, 9.-It commenced rain
ing this morning at 9 O'Clock and the
weather still remains cloudy and threaten
ing.
A. D. Langstaff president of the Howard
Association has arranged with the Louis
vile q Nashville railroad for train to run
| uDder their special charge which will leave
Memphis every morning with physicians,
nurses, medicines and supplies for the re-
lief of the sick at stations on said road, as
far north as Paris, Tenn, The first train
left this morning, similar trains will be
placed on all roads leading from this city.
Among those who have died since last
night are DR.. B. R. Montgomery volunteer
physician from Chattanooga, Joe Ober.
! meyer book keeper of E. Hobart & Co., W
Rushton, G. j. Davis, Anderson Dunn
| Mrs. S. l.. Baker, j. c. jacob From
noon yesterday until noon to-day the un.
dertakers report 45 interments; 81 of thest
we're reported this morning. L. P. Hol
land foreman of the evening Ledger, was
stricken late last night. A white mar
named Jake, left in charge of Gen. A j
Vaughan's residence, near the state fe
male college, was found dead in the hous,
this morning. The appearance of tn,
corpse indicates he had been dead thre,
days.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 9, l2:l0P. Nth
filed deaths AZ; cases reported 143; tota
deaths 1908; cases 10000.
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THE ARGUS JOB PRINTING Rooms
turn out Cards, Circulars, Note Heads
Bill Heads, Law Briefs, and all other
kinds of Printing, in the highest style of
the art, and on the most reasonable terms.
And THE ARGUS Book BINDERY is doing
all kinds of work in that line, neat, quick
and cheap. The friends of the paper and
the public generally are invited to give our
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probably elected. In twenty.seven ward:
and voting precincts in Marion county
Hanna, Republican. for Congress, has Az
majority, with eleven voting precincts tc
hear from, the district is still in doubt
both pasties claiming it.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.-The 1st con.
gressional district, Heilmans election il
claimed by the republicans but not con.
ceeded by the democrats. The I'd and Sd
districts, T. r. Cobb and Geo. Bicknell
democrats, elected. The 4th district is
doubtful, Veer, democrat, is probably
elected. 10 the 5th district the republi
cans claim Browns election by $50, but il
is not conceded by the democrats. The
9Th, 7th and 8th districts are doubtful
The 9th district in six counties, semi-ofh-
cial and estimated Inajorities, gives Orth,
republican. 241 majority. with Fountaine
county to hear from. Both parties claim
the district election; the 10th dist. Calkins
republican, is elected; eleventh district
CowgilI, republican, is elected; 18th dis.
trict, Colerlck, democrat, is elected; thir-
teenth district, Baker. republican, ls
elected
In 3,0Sl townships and wards heard
lfULu tuc ucnOCtddC HdJoAity Ou tA0 SlaCt
ticket is 1869, net democratic gain 2, 1893;
the national vote shows an increase Of
about 80 per cent.
CLEVELAND, Oct. Full returns from
Cuyahoga county give Barnes 12,S47;
Paige s, ,346; Ray 1859; Robinson prohi.
bitionist 695. For congress, Townsend
1904; Poe 1915; Cleave national 5, ,O34;
Doan prohibitionist 2,O77.
TOLEDO, Oct. 9.-Later though unoffi
cial returns, from Lucas county, and the
seventh district, does not materially change
the result as telegraphed last night. Hurd
for congress will have majority Of 6OC
to 800 His plurality in Lu
cas- county is about 200. The republic
ans elect the county auditor and clerk. the
former by l25, the latter by 100 votes
For probate Judge the vote is close be
tween Sherwood, national, and Howe
democrat. The nationals get the remain
der of the ticket. Fulton county gives tht
republican state ticket seven hundred ma
iority, and elects the entire republican
county ticket.
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MIssoURI.

ST.. LOUIS. Oct. 9.-The republican state
central committee met at Mercantile Lii
brary Hall at noon and temporarily organ
lied by the election of Alex, j. Dewey. of
Randolph county. chairman; Randolph
HIrzel, Gasconade county, secretary. A
business committee was appointed and the
convention tooR recess.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
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To-Day's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eastern Question


CoNsTANTNopLE. Russia contests the
competencyof the Commissioners appointed
for the organization of Eastern Roum ania,
to invite tho Porte to nominate Governor
for that province. The Russian Charge
de Afdires has informed the Porte that
four thousand wagons with Christian Ref
uges are following the returning Russians
towards Adrianople, and he has requested
the Porte to send Commission and de-
tachment of troops to reassure the popula-
ton. Two English leaders of the Rhodope
lnsurrection, have been driven away by
the Insurgents on suspicion of their hav-
ing come to an understanding with the
Russians, and it is feared their dismissal
will be followed by an outbreak, anarchy,
and brigandage.
BRITISH INDIA.
LONDON, Oct. "a correspondent at
Pera telegraphs that the Afghan Envoy
has not urged the Sultan to conclude an
alliance with Russia. but that the Russian
officers from Central Asia declare an un-
derstanding exists between the Amer of
Afghanistan and Russia, and an Anglo
Russian war is certain.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The Times says or
ders have been issued from the Iniian of.
fee for all officers on furlough belonging to
the regiments in Scinde and Punjab, OF
whose corps have been detailed for the
Afghan expeditionsry force, to rejoin their
posts by the first of September; those alb
sent on medical certificates are directed to
present themselves for examination, and
should their health permit, they will be
pushed on to the front.
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MAssAcuusErrs.

BosToN. Oct. GA serious accident oc-
Cured this evening on the Old Colony
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 8.-Returns thus
far are very meagre. A full vote has
been polled Nineteen townships in vari-
Gus parts of the State show a republican
gain OF four on Secretary of State over the
vote of Governor in 1876. The nationals
gain in the same townships forty-eight.
The republicans claim the election OF
Hanna in the Indianapolis congressional
district over De La Metre, national.
INDIANAPOLIS. 80 A. M-The entire
democratic State ticket is elected.
New Jersey.
NEWARK. Oct. SIN the Newark city
election the republicans carry the city by
Zoo over the democrats. The total vote
of one district is estimated: Republican,
5000; democratic, $500; greenback,
2. 600
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Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Oct. s.--Barues. 1873
Paige, 4s0; Ray, 8. Ninth ward, Barnes
266; Paige. 459; Ray, l22,
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Last Nights Dispatches.
ELECTION RETURNS
Iowa

The returns are very scattering and
mostly from towns along the Mississippi
river aud the lines of railroads. The indi-
cations are the republican ticket is elected
by about the usual majority. Probably
they elect the whole congressional delega-
tion, though two are more doubtful than
the rest.
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/ had twelve strokes of paralysis Ny leg, srri,
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theter every daY.-Dr. Giles Liniment Iodide of
Ammonia has cured me- VIII answer any inqui
ries SO that all afflicted may know Of it-JoHN AP
PELL, North Branford, Conn.,
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Twas in dreadful condition. Joints swollen,
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failed to relieve me. Giles LinimentIo1id Of Am
monia took away the deposits from my Joints 1
want every one who suffers to know what will cure
them.-FoRDYcE LoTHRoP, North Hyde Park, LAM
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AsTHMA.-The tortures and agonies / endured for
six years, nCne but those who have suffered with
| this terrible disease can know. Ny life was miser
able. In desperation tried Giles Liniment Iodide
OF Ammonia. 1t gave me instant relief. Used Ii
internally as well as externally.-THoMAs BRAN
GAN, 127 West 9th street New York,
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In my family, and for the stocG have used Giles
Liniment Iodide Ammonia. 1t is unsurpassed, and
am surprised at the many different maladies In
which it is applicable. 1t gives the utmost satls
fachon.-JoHN ]. CARTER, Superintendent Eastern
PennsYlYania Ernerirnnntal "a I'm
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The Ausable Nails
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