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THE COAL COMBINATION.
1t is CnbrOken. but Somewhat


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-The authorities in
the coal trade state positively that the rumors
relative to the withdrawal of the Lehigh Val
ley interest from the coal combination, are
altogether premature. At the last meeting of
the board, held at Long Branch, Mr.. G.. B.
IInderman, representing the Lehigh interest,
was authorized to continue the compact until
the first of December, but as he was unable to
be present at that meeting by reason of i'll
ness, il was decided to call trade gathering
TO determine the sentiment of the region
With this object in view, Aria Pardee and
Judge Hermon Hamburger, president and sec
retary OF the association representing those
operatives, shipping by way of the Iehigh
Valley railroad, issued a call for a meeting TO-
day. but as meeting of the board OF dill &c.
tors Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad company
is also held today, and as MeSsrS. G.. B. Lin
derman, Aria Pardee and G. b. Markle who
aIe directors OF the company, could not be
present al the coal operatives session, ii Was
decided TO postpone action for the present. II
cannot be denied. however, that general dis
satisfaction exists over the present method of
carrying out the compact, and as oLerators
deem the allotment entirely inadequate it is
altogether probable that a meeting viii be
held a. ali early date to determine the queS-
uon OF adherence to the combination. The
Lehigh coal trade is not aYerse 10 a combina-
ton, but all object in strong terms to the pre-
sent arrangement, which il is claimed should
lie materially mOuilieu
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kilograms to The Star.
OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
TIE ACKLEN SCANDAL.
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.
HOSTILE INDIANS SCATTERED.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
LUSf tho Wnv Thav IN lToro


LONDON, Oct. S-The Colonial Trust cor
Foratlon, ,whi b has defaulted in its debenture ;
interest, has hitherto paid dividends of IL pc
centum annually.
A Stormy Session OF the Danish
Chambers.
chambers which began yesterday is expectC /
TO be very stormy. The majority declare that
they intend 10 defeat all the measures of the
government, including the budget.
Austria Irrftafed by Turkey.
LONDON, Oct. S.-A Vienna dispatch to the
Daily 1eiegraph, says CONSERVATION has been
produced in Count AndraSSyS camp and con
SIdera be irritation in the public mind by the
turkish circular sent TO the powers requesting
them to compel Austria to conform to the
declarations of her plenipotentiaries at the
congress-, and to stop the advances and ex-
ceSSeS CT her troops pending decision OF
tne powers, declaring that unless this is
done the Porte will consider Austria a
vlolat0r of international law. Count AndraSSy
last week assured Herr TisZa, the Hungarian
premier, that The conclusion of a convention
with Turkey was regarded as moral GER
tainty, and its failure Is likely 10 have a very
Great influence on the Hungarian crisis.
Here IS an impression in Hungary that Aus.
tlla Is III danger OF drifting into a war with
turkey, hence the anxiety to prevent opera
tlonS against Novi B2Zar. 1t is believed IN lt
Eelr IiSga stipulated as condition of even
Ills temporary retention Of Office that the oecu-
Iation OF Bosnia should not De extended until
the meeting Of the legislative bodies. The
vienna correspondent of the Times, who Is
friendly TO the AndraSSy administration, re.
SeEtS and TepelS the Turkish charges that the
Austrian troops have done their work with
needless severity and cruelty, and says that
such charges are not I'm keeping with the
Porte professions of anxiety TO maintain re-
latlonS OF friendship and alliance with Aus
tria. Cartleodori Pasha, Turkish special
envoy to Vienna, will leave that city today
Tor CenStantinople.
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BALTIMORE. Oct. s.-ViEginia SKIES de-
terred. g; &c: consolidated, 544; do. seco I'D
s-ries 81; past due coupons. 8i4. North Caro-
iins SKIES, od 16: do. new, s; co. special tax,
bid to-day, Sugar quiet-A soft 9IaoX
BALTIMORE. Oct Section dull aud nomj-
na-miodiiDg, Ia104. Flour Quiet aud llesvy
Whest, southern duh and lower 10 .ll; wester1
iOEer. c!oSipg sfeady-eont hern red coal 0s: DO.
amber 1U3al 06; No 2 Pennsylvania red 1. .OS !. I:
no: western wiltsr red. spot aad October,
Lt2.s3l W: NoyeD. Der, LOS 4ai.C3 q: December,
ll44aIO IO418. Corn, souIiisrn quiet and shOut
seady; western duh and weak-sou thern white,
b4at6; do yellow, 81: western mixed, sp9l, a d
October. 46k 49,; November, 47I{a47k; steamer,
nominaly abs46 Oats fairly active and easy
snn5heTn. 1880: western white, 20; GO. mixed.
27s28; Pennsyyania, 27a30. Rye, dull: no stock |;
noniina'ly t4a56 Hay euli and unchanged. Pro-
elf1ons quiet snd nomipally unchanged. Butter
g0cd gemand for choice-western a,d glades. 10 i
70. Petroleum quiet and nom i1a'-crudo, 75s: re-
hEed; SsS. Coffee dull and losser-Rio cargoes
14Ha17r. Whisky firm, l09s. Freights TO Liver.
peol PET M steam quiet Engage ments for ain have
lS4. 5oo; corn; 81. 600; cats. 2,bOo. shipmeatsS
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-stocks waak, Money. 3
Gold. 100S. Exchange. long, $50: short. Is4.
NEW YORK Oct. s.-Fcur quiet ana ha.vv
Wheat. quiet. Corn, active and lower.
LONDON. Oct 1880 p. m.-Conso,s a O 1a
for money and 94 -16 for the account. n
bonds, 1878 107A; new fives, IO3. Erie iaiS
Illinois Central, 81. Pennsylvania Contra. s5'
Lois Central, S3K. s A"7s' Ai
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MINISTERS VINO DIED AT THEIR Posrs.-
twenty-five ministers, including twelve Ro-
man Catholic priests, have died in the cities of
the southwest since the beginning OF the vel
Methodist, Baptist, Lutheran, Episcopal, Pres
pyterian-are represented in the list These
men stood in their lot in days OF terror and
gloom, and fell upon the field where God ha
placed them. There is no form of heroism
more true or more noble than that which keeps
men at the post OF duty in the face OF sucA
perlls. IL must be based on a permanent
principle, on devotion 10 mems good VIII n
viii last through weary weeks and mont IS
and fan not IN the midst Of unimaginabi5 :
horror.
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ACKLEN's DISGRACE.-A special dispatch 10
the New York Times from New Orleans, Oct.
6h, SayS:-"FTom trustworthy authority
comes the statement that the committee ap-
pointed by Acklen, and to whom he gave full
powers, have urged him to retire from the
ticket TO save further disgrace: that he re-
TO procure more aflidavits, but thar the demo.
cratic state central committee has already
notified him that they viii no longer support
ms nomination. and that he must withdraw.
The father, mother, brother and sister OF the
Palfrey girl are down with the fever at Bayou
Teche. it is stated that the committee of in
Vestlgation have telegraphed Acklen that they
Will no longer serve. They still refuse to give
a verdict
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THE STRANGERS FooT-At ha.f-past three
O'Clock yesterday morning Mrs. Hannah Nc
Phillips, residing on Erie street, near 18th
street, Jersey City, discovered a man in her
bedroom: She ran 10 The window and calle,
Tor an otlcer. Patr0iman Donovan entered
the house, bat failed TO md any one aud was
about leaving when lac saw mans foot
under the bed. he seized the foot and pulled
0at fellow who described himself as John
BTophy, aged p years. He fegneG drunken
ness, and the officer 'OGk Tim 10 the Grove
street police station. He effected an entrance
TO tie house through a window and has object
IS supposed to nave been roD5ery.-[N. Y.
Herald stb
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=, 60 The Mexican OtHcidl Didrio announces
that the free zone remains unchanged

:, 80 The Mexican O1fcidl Didrio announces
tnat the free zone remains unchanged.
ESThe Austrian cricketers will commence
match today at Toronto with picked team
OF twenty two from the province OF Toronto.
48-A Cincinnati man OF 40 had sweetheart
OF l6. and because she persistently associated
with persons OF her own age, followed her to :.
party and killed her.
ks-Charles p. Wood, a prominent banker of
Auburn, N. Y, was found dead in his carria ga
on the street yesterday-it is supposed from
heart disease. oAiA
ArThere are now In custody tweutv.six
members OF what is known as the CralStree
and Tennessee. " "Su'oeAy
@Ihe Indians have been committing mur-
GERS ana outrages on Johnson's Fork Of the
Sa STuaSSaloupe riyer In Texas. Three girls and \
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The Hostile Eudians Scattered.

OMAHA, NEB., Oct. S.-A dispatch received
from Col. Ihornburgh says the Indians have
scattered. The dispatch confirms the previous
teieerams, but gives nothing later. Captain
Mauck was forty miles behind the Indians.
Manner Dallas, with 100 men, Started from
Ogaiia yesterday TO 0veTtake Thornburgh. Col.
Carleton, from Camp Robinson, has, by this
time, reached the country between Snake
Creek and tie Niobrara river. through which
The Indians are expected TO pass.
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CONNECTICUT LOCAL ELECFE0Ns.
An EESi.nificaniS SrrennE.ac.s Nnfr

NORWICH, Oct. S.--The result OF the town
elections in eastern Connecticut is ID leave
the same parties iii possession of the local gov
back vote was cast. Not one town in ten had
a separate ticket, and not one-twentiath of the
vote in such towns was for the greenDack can
diGateS. A remarkable feature of these elec-
uons is the development of the prOhibitory
sentiment. Norwich and New London and
nearly all the large villages east of the Con
nectlcut river have voted mo license." In
Merlden there was complete revolution. The
entire republican ticket was elected By S9J
majority.
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YeI1ow Eavnr nootbs

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. S.-The weather to-day
is cloudy and threatening rain. To-day's yei-
low iever reports show lS6 new cases and 49
deaths. The footings to date are 1876 cases
and 8. .26l deaths.
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>,hACES lEsTERDAY-The winners at the
Nashville (Tenn.) races were Florence B..
tnIee- quarters OF mile, In LIB; Bramble. mile
Ter, In 2!4A. -. The winners at Belmont
rark Philadelphia) trotting races. were
SSnance; VI, Jersey Boy and William C.. Best time
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A Double Murder.

CINCINNATI. Oct. S.-ThoS. Stewart and his
Richmond, KY, were shot by an unknoEn
party last Friday night. Stewart hearing a
noise in the yard, got out of bed to ascertain
The cause, when he was mortally wounded.
His sister coming to the door to his assistance,
was hfed upon and instantly killed
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MURDER OF SEDUCER.-Klebur Whita.
colored, shot and instantly killed another COL
ored man, named Harry Coleman, in Henrico
terday. Alleged cause, the seduction of White.s
marry her. 'A' W
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THE INDIANA ELECTION.
.rfesfed for COsNnfziuo Ranaafars

CINCINNATI. Oct. S.-Three Deputy U. 5.
Marshals from indianapolis appeared at North
AeTnon, Ind. yesterday, and arrested Jas. Ill
NlikerSon, the democratic candidate for coun.
ty treasurer; DR.. G. ii. WileS democratic can
didate for Representative. and other promi-
nent politicians, for alleged attempts to COLO
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TIE MCsKRAT HEARD FRoM-The muskrat
has been heard from just in time to preyent
embarrassing mistakes. His architecture ia
Of the lofty, mansard roof variety. indicating
plenty OF cold TO the square inch during the
proaehing winter. Now, stock up yonr
Woo9 Doosi plies, ior this IS sure thing-(Sauk
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4 WOMAN OUTRAGED BY TRAslpS.-At Ra
yenDa, Ohio, Sa urday night. As Mrs. Mary
McGroEan was returning uoma, SHE was
seized aEd dragged a short distance from the
Sidewalk dhd h0tTibly outraged hy two rUughs
thought 10 be traBpS. Mrs. MctiIosdn was
iGsel sib'e when found, about O'clock The
pace where she 1aS stopped was Ia tie heart
of the city and thIckiy populated. OdlcerS are
watching all The trains AID hiding places aud
should The rufiaHS be caught a lampp0St may
have an unusual decoration, rs there is great
excitement. Nobody viii hardly dare 10 go
out on the streets alter darkness since this
hOrrlbie Occurreuce.
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The AckVan S.on@ou

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. THE committee in
vestigating the Congressman Acklen scandal
have not yet concluded their labors. They
are awaiting Acklen's return from Bayou
Ieehe with 1urther testimony, but expect to
render their decision during this week
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POISONED BY PEAcHPIrs-A sad INCA .,
accidental poisoning has occurred at Dss
Moi1es. Three little children of Mr.. William
Luz, LuoalngtOn were poisoned by eating what
was supposed TO be the meat of a peach stone
One OF them has died and the other two are
sui IN precariOus condition.
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rurIE APE ERE.

THERE ARE FRESH NIHuLSr PLOrs in Rms
sia. Three weeks ago q large number VI q
rests were made in Odessa and nhalKoy. "a
consequence OF the discovery of a conspiracy
for breaking into the state prisons and freeing
all the NihiliSts there confined. TIE rapid
growth OF the revolutionary party seems to be
causing apprehensions al over the country.
Nlnlilst Journals are published at ST. Peters
burg ODESSA and Klev, aud pacards Of a rev
olullonary nature have been found in various
buildings at Nikolaief
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A NEGRo's FEARFUL CRIME AND SUDDEN
hETRIBCTIoN. - The Nashville AHtericdn'S s
franklin (fenn-) special says: - AT 7 o'clock
tonight John Thomas, cOlOrcd, committed a
horrible outrage on the five year-od daughter
OF James u. shannon, a man of prominence at
that place. He was discovered 10y shannon,
VINO called for help and the crowd standing
at the depot, awaiting the arrival of a train,
Immediately Went 10 his assistance. Thomas
was chased three miles, the crowd gatheting
In number as they rushed onward. When
hnally oyertaken Thomas was told he had but
few minutes TO live, but he should be allowed
an opportunity to offer up his PRAYERS and
confess his guilt before man and God. An
1mpromptu gallows was erected. Thomas
confessed his guilt and was Immediately
drawn up and allowed to hang until dead Tho
Sheriff and posse attempted TO arrest the pris-
oner, but were themselves aSSailed and driven
back. Many negroes Joined In tile chase, and
upon Thomas confeSSing the crime, remained
al the hanging and approged
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Whatever your CURRENCY vor v;I
never get rio OF banks" I" said Mr., blaine in his
BostOn speech, and then "some one yelled. N.
E. banKs," and there was roar Of Laughter.
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A MTsTFEY WRAPPED Up IN GRsPEs.-La
"Wednesday afternoon two young ladies came
10 Elly'S Station, on the Muskingu;n Valley
railroad, arriving there a little after > o o'clock
One OF the ladies' handed Charles T. Mercer
telegraph operator at that station, a lot of
grapes. carefully wrapped in paper. Mr. Mer-
Ger, being busy At the time, laid them aside
Afterward Mr.. Mercer ate the grapes. In
about an hour after he was taken very sick
vomiting and going into violent cpuy .lSions,
which lasted over an hour. Ladies residing
al the station came 10 his assistance, and ad-
mlnlstered such remedies as were at their
command. In about two hours MIR. Mercer
was assisted IL tn telegraph key, aud told the
operator at Dresden to SEND physician to
him at once. DIR. Dorsey started Immediately
and remained With him all night TIE doctor
pronounced the symptoms undoubtedly those
OF poisoning by arsenic. Grapes given 10 chill
dren about the station by the same ladies' were
mystery.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

The CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATIC Com
MITTEE will receive the election returns o.
night, at their headquarters at the Riggs
House.
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MEXICO APOLOGIsEs.-C Communication have
passed between Minister Foster and the Mexi-
can government, in which it is mutually agreed
tnat the recent insulting demonstration at the
rational Theater, in the city of Mexico, during
Lne reference OF speaker the United States
was unpremed1tated, was generally diSap.
proved, and was Of no importance.
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The PRESIDENT. with Mrs Hayes, Colonel
Rogers, his private secretary, and Secretary
SchurZ, together with other invited guests,
VIII leave here to morrow for Orange comfy,
Va to visit the late eX-PreSident MadisOn'S
estate and return The same day.
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Conversational Nomination.
The Markets.

SALEM, MASS, Oct. S-The republicans of
the 9th congressional district to dav nOmi.
mated George B. Loring for Congress.
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The CANNON BALL CATCHERs NOSE
BRohEN.-Palr.Zio, who is employed by A.. T.
BarEum TO catch a twelve pound cannon ball
as n is shot IRON cannon, was seriously hurt
IN Lancaster, Pa, lie carefully measures the
chest direct. In this instance mistake was
made. Instead oI his catching the hai In his
hands, the bail caught him on the nose. The
Court loses twa teeth and suffers from a
broken nose and Z Lady SWelei face
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WRECK OF THE STEAMER GEoRGIA.-The
IRON steamer Georgia, of the Pacific Mail line,
mas been wrecked in coming out of the harbOr
OF Punta Arenas, about 48 hours sail from
Panama. She was bound to San Francisco.
and had On board the passengers of the
steamer Colon, Of the same line. There were
. caDin and 40 Steerage passengers The
Georgia was of iron, built few years Since at
a cost OF $4OO Geo. and was fully Insured.
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PERsoNAL.-Major James r. Roche, assist
ant paymaSter U. s. army, is Oil brief visit to
Washington.
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- WIN be guaranteed if you use
CERES,
The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour In the
District; or,
STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY PATENT,
most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour; or,
GOLDEN HILL,
The we'll known Stardard Family Flour OF the
District. 1t Is better than it ever Has, and
makes Rolls and Bread as light and
as wiits as the driven snow.
The above-naMed Flours can ba bought at any
first-elasS Grocery Store.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
CORNER 1ST STRzkT AND INDIANA AVENUE.
oc.2-lr+ WIN. M. GAFT co.
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INearly all the British East Indian troops
nave Deen sent home from Cyprus.
=. Turkish refugees in the Rhodope Noun
tains nve principally on soup made Of refuse
bones and watermelon rind.
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POLITICAL NoTES.-A colored republican
campaign club was organized at Liberty,
Frederick county, Md, last week. The club
passed resolution declaring that the colored
race has been in great measure ignored I'm
the distritution of the party patronage. and
expressing determination to see to it in the
future that fair and impartial distribution
OF the offices shall be had. IA number of
party Of AlleGany county, Nd, have published
an address renouncing their connection with
that party, and declaring their intention to
vote the republican ticket hereafter. -. DIR.
FELTON,, the independent candidate for Con-
eress in the th Georgia dist let, is ably assist
ed IN his electioneering by his wife. who acts
as her husband 5 secretary and press cores
pondent and defender. "A greenbick can
dldate Tor Congress in Virginia has as his
Platform, Death 10 lawyers ani no interest
on money"
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49, LAST WEEK OF THE GREAT Rt-
rtoUs Revival Tonight at Foundry Church. con-
drc.ed hy Ins Young Evangelist. Rev. THOMAS
-, NOTICE.-1ho he monthly IN .-,i.g OF the
l.. D;stliect OF C3.am!,ia hVRII 3UI,IURAL
sS E. At so D. D n. Mr. Brsl + a1n osn N
dsiiSeT an es,sy en- The A!iri5u;s OF ed. Dis
Psyed in F0Wsr5 r. 81 al in; Sfsst2d cor IL. IN
49, TIE ARLINGTON COOPERATIVE
Eo2 BUILDING ASSOCIATION will hold its
thild aHEual meeting and thirty-ssventh reg
ana making advances: WEDNEsD October
orb. at p. M. at the Board of Trade Rooms,
819 Market space. The Secret>rg vii submit MS
an9ua' Iepor tie ell ction o: oic rs viii he he'd
sd genera 9aIIs may "a b Gni acted
JNO. JOY EbSON. Sec. I'll G st. NV. octS
CND GRAND LODGE 10. meeting of
TIE Sfsnd "a Lodge Hf dT Ne
h6RReW Taeedas edaaE ff sa al G ocloce
1mp0rta5at isa b business Al Past Masters are nssey
Grand Architect. JAMES DAMENT, Or Sec o7-S
~ THE MENDELsSOHN SOCIETY. Prof.
G to the aet and Ct the
recent Grand Chorus to attend its regular meeting
It O'Clock. at the assembly church, {; cofner @ 5ti
and sts NV. .whea the Plan and objeeI Of the 20
sesFHsss ' f. GHMf
- THE JEFFERSON COOPERATIVE
ASSOC1AIlcN Will hUiu It's
fourth annual meeting, and 40 regular meetins
fer the payment of DIES and making advances
iUESDAY, October S,h. at Z p. H., ct the Board
CT Trade Rooms, S13 Market Space. The secretary
viii submit his aunual report: the election OF OIL
wi be held. and general business NAY DE in
JANIS FRASER, President.
JNO. JOY EISON, sec, III G 81. NV. o7-2t
- ny BALM OF LIEE cures Dyspepsls,
~ nothing else will. 1T is household avticle.
tine t0LlS VIII do more than TIVE used TO. II
E2SeS ole SiCker 70 make GL5 WELL Genuine st the
& 4
safI0 lln* T. a. COOK.
- EAYWAED 4 HUTCHINSON,
sI7 NINTH sTRREr NORTHWEST,
(Eear the Ayenue,l
isrgo force or mechanics and artists Ia producing
promptly q. prices lower than ever offered, and.
with large forco Of mechanics in their ssversI
trades OF Plumbing, Furnace. Range, Sto7a, Tin
and Copper WORK, solicit i9bbing orders.
su53l TT
~ THE BEST SUMMER DRINKS.
MILBURN'S POLAR SODA,
WILL Ice-oold Tea, Coffee and Chocolate, at 1i22
Pennsg glyanta avenue.
This Tl MIC SODA Is uIrIyailed. jy6-tr
~ uNKiXALLED ". 1EI 49,, yn,c.
Champagne Wines o.
MOET CHANDON,
MOET & CHANDON,
Established 1S43.
RENAULD, FRANCOIS & CO.,
nov1-eo1y Sole Agents for U. 8.
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THE REQUIsITION of Gov. Lew Wallace, of
New Mexico, for troops to suppress disorders
in Mexico recalls the facS that his predcces-
sOr, Gov. Axtell, made a similar request upon
the President. which WAS refused.
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The INDIANA ELECTION.-A private letter
received in this city from Judge Holman says
that he (the judge feels confident OF his cleo
lion to Congress; that the campaign. though q
short ole, has been lively. and that the enthu-
slaSm OF the people is considerably aroused.
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THE TALLAPOOsA arrived at. New York
Yesterday from the League Island, Pa, navy
yard. ''

A NICE ELECTION SCANDAL is talked abont
In Canada. At the close of the polls in tn
minister OF Justices county, according to the
S;ory, Tie returning officer pretended to be
sick. put the ballots into a sideboard, which h.
Locked up, and Went TO see the doctor a man
WIN lot of ballots had been placed in the
&c liar and hole cut through the floor and the
DottOm OF the Sideboard. So soon as the coast
was clear he came up. selected a sufficient
number OF opposition ballots, replaced them
with Lafiamme tickets, and vanished.