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MEXICO.

Cry OF Mexico, October 19.-The fol.
lowing project OF law is before the Senate:
The election OF President and Vice Presi-
dent and Supreme Court Justice shall be
exclusively by the Chamber OF Deputies
OF Congress. These officers shall be eligi.
BILE to office for single term Of one year,
their functions To. commence on the first
OF January each year, the President Of the
Supreme Court being also Vice President
of the Republic. The project involves
grave questions Of law. It would entirely
alter the political system and facilitate
the access to power Of persons who would
fail OF popular election.
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Lake steamer RenchetI.

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, October 29.-About
dark last night, the little steamer Burdick,
on her way to Mayville with twenty.eight
passengers, broke her rudder chain during
heavy wind storm and went ashore near
Barnes Landing, and was left high and
dry with hole in her side. The passen.
gers were all saved, but much frightened,
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W. N. Q. T. U.
Meeting OF the Woman's National Chris
tian Temperance Union.

SA0SSAuA Va AAO ShElb-
tian Temperance Union.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 29.-The Wo-
mans National Christian Temperance
Union Convention met this morning, with
Mrs. Annie Wittenmeyer in the chair.
A consecration meeting was first held, led
by Mrs. Hanna Whitehall Smith, OF Phila.
delphia, and Mrs. NJ. Ii. Hunter, OF Mas.
sachusetts. The address Of welcome by
Miss $. P. Morrison, OF Indiana, was happy
in spirit and received a beautiful response
from mr. Mrs; Mary T. Burt, Of b! Brooklyn n;
was full OF encouragement and practical
suggestions for future work. The after.
noon was devoted to miscellaneous busi-
ness. The treasurer 'sreport showed a de.
cided increase in the receipts, Iowa and
illinois having paid in the largest sum.
Tonight addresses were made by Mrs.
Mary T. Lathrop, OF Michigan, and Miss
Frances T. Willard, of Illinois.
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CINCINNATI, October 29.-Miss Florence
Lincoln, daughter Of T. D. Lincoln, a lead.
ing attorney OF this city, to-day took the
white ven as novice Ursuline religious Of
the congregation OF Paris at the Ursuline
Convent, st. Martins Brown County,
Ohio. Miss Lincoln is twenty-five, beau
titul, and has had a fine European educa-
tion.
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Nor a word has been heard from Danie

Nor a word has been heard from Daniel
Webster Voorhees, since the Ohio election,
and the most lamentable thing about it is
that nobody seems to care whether he Is
ever heard from again or not. Indeed, it
rather looks as though the prolonged tus-
sic which Daniel Webster has been having
with bis reputation had resulted in com.
plete Waterloo in favor Of the latter.
Great men are occasionally swamped in
this way.-Clereland Herald.
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Tho situation In Massachusetts, EncOur.
aging TO Republicans,

BosroS, October 9s.-The Republican
State Committee met to-day, and reports
were presented from all over the State.
Figure were given from careful canvassers,
showing condition as favorable as at the
same time last year. In this, the last week
Of the campaign, the State will be covered
by speakers. The reports show increas-
ing Republican interest, while Buffers
campaign lacks competent management.
Butler boasts, as usual, but his boast Is not
based upon figures; tits mere breath. The
Republicans are greatly encouraged by to-
days reports.
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rnE death Of Mrs. Martha ]. Sterling, Of
Steubenville, o., mother Of Postmaster
Sterling of this city, and sister of John
Mills, ESQ.,, Of the firm of Mills, Frew &
Co., occurred yesterday, and is announced
in our local columns this morning. She
wssa lady othigh character, and exercised
wide influence for good at steubenyille.
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Ge,tIpr wiLeod since cran, I,er,,

sAS FRANCISCO, October 20.-Charles 1.
Peterson, real estate agent, was shot dead
by garroters early this morning near the
U. s. Mint. The murderers escaped.
w. II. Henderson, commercial editor Of
the Clsronicle, shot himself twice in the
head In the Arion saloon on Kearney
street. The wounds are probably fatal.
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Trying 10 Beat the Goyernment.

NASHVILLE, October 29.-United States
Commissioner s. D. 'Mather, who has been
prominent in the suppression of illicit
distllers, has been indicted by the Grand
Jury Of the U. s. Circuit Court for pre-
senting false and fraudulent accounts as
U. S. Commissioner for payment by the
government, and for perjury In swearing
to same. Mather was arrested Today, his
commission revoked and held in s., 800
for his appearance at the April term ofthe
court,
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United States for the First Judicial Or
cult, but the prayer Of the petitioner was
mot granted. The defendant then moved
for o continuance and supported the mo.
ton by an affidavit, but the motion was
oyerruled by the court and the defendant
compelled 70 proceed To trial."
! am positive that the record OF the court
Will verify the date and subsequent pro.
ceedings, ] hope that the gentleman OF
the RegisLeF will not hereafter indulge in
such erroneous comments.
Respectfully, TAYLOR srRAuDER.
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A pERsoS who attended a recent per-
Iormance OF "Pinafore" in New Bedford,
Mass, for the first time, thought It very
entertaining, but could not see why they
put "that stupid, played,out old joke
'barlly ever" into the piece.
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Ex-Governor DESNlsoN, of Ohio, an
nounces himselfa candidate for the United
States Senatorship, saying to reporter:
at has occurred to me that it might be
agreeable to the Republicans of the State
to honor me with seat in the Senate for
what l have endeavored to do for the
country in the public positions have oc-
Cupied,"
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Foa the first sixteen days Of the month
the mean temperature at st. Paul, Mimi,
was sixty eight degrees above zero. This
was fifteen degrees higher than the mean
temperature for the same time during any
,inple year for the last eight years. y
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River News.
IBY TalOgranh.I

PTrsBuRau, October 2O.-Riyer @ inches
and stationary. Weather clear and pleas.
ant. S'-1
:, G'NclSs4,7I, q NC II October 2e.-River a feet 8
CArRo, October 29.-River0 feet 7 inches
and falling, Weather clear. Thermometer
EvASsytL1E, October 20. : Weather
clear. Gle Mercury reached e7o. River un.
S.. LOUIS, October 2o.-The river Is
stationary, with 8 feet inches BY the
guage. Weather clear and cooler.
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GEN. GRANT has visibly mellowed since
he started on his tour around the world.
He left our shores silent, iron man, al
most incapable OF public speaking. On
his return to the vineclad Pacific slope he
stands seli.possessed before a brilliant
gathering, after a rich banquet in his
honor, and fluently and dfeelingIy expresses
the hope that the company may be re-
united in better world. Y
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COLONEL W. G. p. BREoxESRlDeE, one Of
,he most prominent Democrat. in Ken
tpcky, thinks that II New York goes Re.
puulican by decided majority next week
tbe Democrats will almost certainly put up
i,syarl for President.
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MACON, October 20.-The Confederate
monument was unveiled to-day with most
imposing ceremonies, in the apresence OF
25,OOOpeople. The military display was
very fine. Col. Thomas Hardeman, the
orator OF the day, was introduced by Gov.
Colquitt, and delivered an eloquent and
patriotic address, in which he counselled
peace and fraternity and the burying OF
al! animosities OF the past. 1t was receiv.
ed with immense enthusiasm.
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Tribute 10 Thomas IIornbrooIt

The following dispatch was received by
the family Of the late Thomas Hornbrookt
TSDIANAroLts, October 20.
Mrs. Thomas HonJrOok:
Tho Wonan's National Christian TEN.
perauce Union, in Convention assembled,
mourns the loss Of such a friend as Thomas
Hornbrook, and prays the consolation Of
the Gospel Of Christ upon his bereayed
family.
By order ofthe Convention.
Mas. ]. MCKENDREE REILLY,
MARY BYRON REESE,
Committee.
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CLEVELAND, October 20.-The Standard
OIL Company contracted to-day for the
construction Of a yeand half inch pipe
line from the oil country via Sharon, Pa,
and Warren, Ohio, to this city, to be
completed on February 1st next. The
line is TO have capacity OF 10000 barrels
daily and five pumping stations. Cost
$500, 900.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Admiral John ]. Alternately died at
New York yesterday, aged as.
Hanlan will allow Trlckett, Of Australia,
81, 500 to come here and row or, he will go
to Australia II his friends here will pay
part Of his expenses.
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The Phenomen email Trotter.

SAN Francisco, October 20.-R. G. Nor.
row and A. A. Hlckock, the owners of st.
Julian, the horse that made 1921 on Sat-
day last, to-day refused $4,000 for the
animal. st. Julian will probably be taken
East next spring. Saturday, November
8, St. Julian will trot at Oakland track to
beat his own record.
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Increase I'm Internal Revenue Recent,

WASHINGTON, October 99.-The state.
ment Of the receipts from internal revenue
from July to September 80, 1870, as
compared with the like period Of 1873,
shows an increase Of S2,O5o, ,44s from col.
lections on spirits, decrease Of 81 ,422,-
$40 from tobacco, and an increase OF $3.50.
lel from fermented LIQUORS.
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PERsoNA1.-G. H. shinn, Postal Agent
on .. & 0: R: R., who was 80 badly hurt
in the collision at Bolton on that road,
was in the city for the first time yesterday,
since the accident.
Thomas Johnson, a well known Balti-
morean, isin the city.
-, L. NJ. Cole, General Ticket Agent, and
Thomas I. Barry, Western Passenger
Agent lthe B. & O. R. r. were at the
stamm House yesterday.
Ohas. Dunlap, dispatcher at tho B. & o.
Depot, returned to-day from an eastern
Mrs. Sophia stromberg, Of the Fifth
ward, returned from st. Louis yesterday.
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NEw YORK. October 2o.-The tug boat
Daniel Brown exploded her boiler on East
river this morning, instantly killing the
fireman, four deckhands and seriously in
juring the engineer and cook. The tug
was blown into fragments.
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The Price of Coal up at StcubenyIlle.
steubOnyille Gazette. ~,
A Gazette reporter called upon Mr.. vii.
liam R. Peters to-day 10 make inquiries in
regard to the coal business in this city.
He was found at the hardware store on
lower Market street, and the following is
what was ELECTED:
Reporter-Mr. Peters, l hear there Is a
boom In coal; is it fact2
Mr.. Peters-Yes there Is. The price has
been raised to 81 cents per bushel, For a
long time there has been useless Compe-
tition between the shafts Of this place,
which resulted in the price being reduced
down to very low figure. That is now
all arranged and We will be able to get a
fair price for our COAL
Rep.-1 suppose the wages OF the en-
ployes have been advanced in proportion +?
Mr.. P.-They have been advanced from
10 to 123 per cent. The miners advance
is 124 per cent and the outside men 10 per
cent.
Rep.-They have been asking for an
advance for some time, have they not?
Mr.. P.-Yes, and the matter was all
arranged by conference, which I regard
as much the wiser course. There was no
strike on the part OF the men; they only
requested that the advance be made. I
regard strikes as things of the past, at
least as regards our business here. The
probabilities are that a sliding scale will
be agreed upon, the same as the iron men
have, and when the price OF coal goes up
wages will go up accordingly, and when
prices 60 down wages will fall also.
Rep-How do you think consumers will
take The advance?
Mr.. P.-I think generally they will be
satisfied. They know that the price has
been much too low, and that we could not
afford to pay our employees fair compen-
sation for their labor in consequence. l
was informed by q gentleman from Pitts.
burgh that coal is retailing in that city at
8 cents per bushel, and very hard to get at
that, That being the case, think the
people OF Steubenville should be willing
to pay o. cents.
Our reporter here thanked Mr.. Peters
for the information, and took his leave,
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MoRE than one.hAlt Of tho children in
kentucky who are Of ct age to be getting
,one kind OF an education attend no
school whatever. y I'd,
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TIE total registration Of voters Of New
York city this year is l0s,o4S, or 9,O9e
more than last year, and 24,CSs more than
in 1877.
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SAN FR4Sclsco, October 29.-Jas. Red.
path arrived from Panama and is stopping
OF the Palace. His account Of the circtin.
stances attending his leaving New York Is
similar to those published,
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"TRuTH lies in nutshell, }" and ..sbreyi.
Y IS the soullot wit.p To BE- brief, when
the shell ts broken, the truth will be dis.
GoveEed, thatthe Grand Central Hotel, on
broadway, New York, now kept on both
plans, the American 50 so or S. 90, and
me European 81 90 and upwards, per day,
gives more satistaction for the SAME
money, n than any other first-class house in
Iotnam. An elegant Restaurant, at mod.
Ga etate prices, is conducted by the Grand
central, 9 i5f MwF
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eF dhyL received tue I0ll0Wlng telegram
to-day:
SItosHoNE AND BANNocK AGENcY,l
WYOMING October 2S.
To dc Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, IHaGt-
ington, D. c.:
In view Of the many rumors ahoat 10 the
effect that the Indians on this reservation
are about to 60 on the war path, Washa.
kte speaks for the Shoshones and also for
the Arapahoes, and desires me 10 inform
the Great Father that all the Indians are
friendly, peaceable and quietly attending
TO their affairs, and no one need appre-
hend any trouble from this quarter.
[Signe11 PATTON, Agent
Inspector Pollock telegraphs 10 the Com.
missioner Of Indian Affairs from Los Pi-
nos: "0uray says five lodges OF the MuaChe
band OF Utes who had been living on the
Dry Cimarron, started about thirty days
ago for the Southern Ute Agency, andwere
last seen near Layeto Station, on the Rio
Grande Railroad. tits feared they have
been killed by the soldiers. II 80, the
Southern Utes will seek revenge. viii
start for thatagency at noon."
RAwLlNs, W., October 20.-James
Drais, Gen. Merits chief OF the scouts,
came into Rawlins this morning with dis.
patches and the mail. He reports numer.
Gus fresh Indian trails crossing the Rosa
in the vicinity Of Williams Fork, and
also a camp fire about s miles north Of
Snake river.
Starving Braves.
WASHINGTON, October GA telegram
received at the War Department from
General Mcdowell, states that the
Hualpiez Indians, OF Northern Arizona,
were starving, and asking II they could be |
fed by the War Department. There being |
no appropriation available for such pur-
pose, the matter was referred to the In.
terror Department.
Government Aid.
WASHINGTON, October 20.---It is ascer.
tanned at the Interior Department that the
subsistence Of the Hualaporis Arizona
Indians, whom Geneal Mcdowell reports
to be starving, was provided for by the
Indian Bureau several months ago by
means Of an official letter authorizing the
War Department TO issue ratiens of beef
and flour to these Indians and to present
the accounts for payment by the Indian
Bureau. Theterm for which this author
lzation was given will not expire until the
10th OF December, but Commissioner
Hayt yesterday extended the time for
sixty days from that date. Before the ex-
piration Of this period Congress will have
an opportunity to make an appropriation
Ior the Hualaporis. They are not agency
Indians and no appropriation has ever
been made for them specially.
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PRoNPrAcrloS.-It regulates the bowels,
cures diarrh@a, dysentery and wind colici
in fact DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup acts prompt.
ly and efiectuRlly in all cases. Price 26
cents q bottle, gr.l.
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ornnt,s CortIx RecentIon.

FIom Ihe,UhlcaSo TIMES,
The money wasted on Grant receptions
from Frisco to the Atlantic would provide
for all the INDECENT poor in the United
States during the coming winter.
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LATER

AT midnight Mckinley & Mccormick
conceded to the demands OF their men and
set them to work, agreeing TO the prices
and to brand the wagons.
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MmPIus, October 29,-The Howards
have relieved oil but 4S Of their nurses.
Four hundred absentees returned by rail-
TONIGHT, ~ -. h /
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TIE immigration for the year at New
York, which is now certain to exceed 1s0,-
900 persons, is not yet back to ante.panic
days when nearly twice that number were
landed at Castle Garden, but tits remarka-
bic for large increase Of English and an
unusually well-to.do class OF immigrants.
In the old days, when the great bulk Of
immigrants were famine stricken Irish
peasants, the average amount OF money
brought by each person was put at S.,
md it is now estimated by the New York
Commissioners OF Emigration at $40. II
this estimate is correct, and it is based on
foreign coin offered for exchange into
American currency by the emigrants, this
years immigration has introduced S22,-
100000 to this country in money alone,
two-thirds as much as the net import Of
specie during the year.
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FIRE RECORD.
sAwMIL1 AND 1rMnrR nrpxrn.

DETROIT, MIcn., October 20.-A fire at
Manister, Mich, to-day, destroyed the saw
mill owned by R. G. Peters, together with
large amount OF lumber. Loss S50, 1000;
insurance $4,000,
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Gks gnteIIiastttytIetgE, tyItgE
,,,e, Nos. rs and "a Fourtsenth street.

PHILADELPHIA Democrats have begun
n ,alk Of General Mcclellan as Presi.
iAntinl candidate next year. ~. 49,
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ACCORDING to recently published sta
tistics, there are now between six and
seven millions OF Jews in the various
countries of the world. OF these about
five millions are in Europe, more than
half of whom reside in Russia. In the
city of Berlin there are $4,000 Jews, near
ly as many as there are in the whole OF
France, and more than there are in Italy,
Spain, Portugal and the Scandinavian
Peninsula altogether. In Jerusalem there
are about 1850 Jews, and thirty syna,
Eogues.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
PeaceabIy inclined warriors- Starving
Randa In ArIE0nA.

WASHINGTON, October 2O.-C Commission.
er Hsyt received the following telegram
to-day:
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NeW York nrI Gno.l. II. =. /.

., NEW YoRK, October 20.-In cotton goods
the market continues active and firm, Brown
and bleaehed cottonS scarce in all The LEADING
makes. Prints In moderate demand. and
glhgnams and dress goods more active.
spr1ng casSimeres, cheyeotS and worsted coat.
lngs IN good demand, and tho clothing trade
and stocks very light. Foreign goods quiet,
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SHOT Gun CLuB.-The following officers
were elected by the Wheeling Shot Gun
Club Tusday night: President, B. Fisher;
Vice President, Q. E. Dwight; Secretary,
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Nrw YoRx, October 2s.-Arriyed-
Abyssinia, from Liverpool,
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MINERS SrRIKE.-A meeting of the coal
miners was held at Parker Hall last night
at which about 150 miners were present.
The meeting was presided over by J. w,
Brown. A general interchange Of opin.
ions and ideas took place, and the miners
are confident that day or two will de.
termine the matter, as their organization il
perfect and their demands explicit. Dur
ing the meeting the announcement was
made that Nmberly's men had came out,
which was received with perfect storm Of
cheers and applause. The following CON
contributions were received last night
to support the strikers and their families:
Creek MIL hands SS N
Belmont miner. .... iXS
Various factories IN m
Amount on hand and not called fOr.....a.... IS 90
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mill, is absent purchasing a supply Of
grindBtones for the works. R,C.F.
wELIsBURG LETTER.
The IIlndman Fire-rersonal News.

The Hlndman Fire-PersOnal News.
WELlsBuRo, W, Va, October 20.
Editors 1ntollEencOr. f.i e..
The residence Of the late James Hind
man, situated on the hill about one mile
west Of the village Of Lagrange, Ohio, took
fire on the roof yesterday evening about
four o'clock, and was entirely consumed.
The building was Of brick, two stories
high. Most OF the goods in the upper
story were lost. Those below were saved.
The house was occupied by Mrs. Hind
man and her daughter, Miss Matte. Mr..
Frank Kimball, a relative, who resided
with them, lost valuable library and a
set OF surveyors instruments. No oinsur.
ance on the house or goods.
ously i'll.
Nj. William Green, an old citizen Of
Buffalo township, died yesterday.
Miss Ella Hobbs, ot Wheeling, is visit.
ing the family Of Mr.. James Exioy.
Mr.. II. @. Taylor, OF the firm Of Ever
EFT, Bracken < Co., returned yesterday
from an extensive business trip through
the West.
Rev. r. R. Moore, formerly pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church here, now 10.
Gated in Pittsburgh, spent last week here
among his friends, who were happy to see
him. Mr. Moore is social gentleman,
and makes numerous friends wherever he
Work is still progressing on the coal
shaft.
The glass house buildings is the bust.
est placein town Just now. The stock is
assuming gigantic proportions.
Nothing new in regard TO the Bethany
College fire. G. B. q,
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u Aw PRINTING
aPdi At sSS asSi 5oS 81 acoaE Sta Ersas