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TURKEY.

The sulfan's Reception Payment Of the
Indemnity.
CoNsTArTINoPLg, Jan. s.-The Sultan .yester-
day received the members Of the diplomatic
corps In body.
II is rumored that Russia has consented to
the payment Of the indemnity In paper roubles.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
The Omcial List Of ALI the Senators ana
Representatives Elect. ss.--

The following is q correct and ofdcid List OF
the members Of the Legislature. House and
Senate. elect. which Is published for the first
time. 1t was prepared by Mr.. Oscar Arroyo.
Assistant Secretary Of State. from tho ofacial
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Election Of Garcelon, Democrat, by tn
Maine LeglslAture.
A Cororaao Ronanza.

Boston. Jan. 3.-Alonzo Garcelon. Of Lewis
ton, has Just been elected Governor by ths
Maine Legislature.
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There is no better medium for advertisers
than the Sunday DEMOCRAT. containing SIX
teen pages OF select reading matter.
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The DEMOCRAT will. ON Sunday. contain q
very large and select assortment Of reading
matter,
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THAT IsFoRMER.

CHARGES pnEpgRaED AGAINST n. W.
GREEN M THE STATE rnsNTEn--
THE MATTER TO sE BROUGHT BK-
PORE TmE rYPoGRAPmICAL UNION
TOMORROW.
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just think Of it Beventy-nve cents will bur
the charming little story book "Chatterbox" at
No. 1H Canal street. Is
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NEW ORLEANS. January q, 1879.
George W. Dupre. ESQ. State Printer. etc.:
Str-Mr. II. A. Brandao has handed me your
communication Of The second instant In which
you make omplaints against Mr.. II. W. Green.
= member OF the New Orleans Typographieaf
Union. 1
In reply, beg 10 say that shall lay your lct-
ter before the society at It's next meeiine and
promise for IL respectful consideration.
aoHr O. MURRAY.
President New Orleans TypograDhichal Union
No. ~.
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MEXICO.

CrrY or MEXICO. Sept. %, via Havana,
Oct. 1.--Prosldent Dln2, In his message 10
Congress-. referring to the occurrences Of last
June at Vera Cruz, says: "1he consequences
or these occurrences cnme under the jntlsdfc.
ton Of Federal justice, and tho Executive de-
creed oil the measures which he was MI
thorizad to take under his pferogntlve. The
grand jury ut the nation must now decide the
grave affair."
AS 70 proposnls for his reelection the Presl-
dent sulcmnly declares he never will consent
to being named as n candidate for u second
term for no will always adhere To the prin-
eipies from which tho Tuxtepec revolution
aprang. In the army he says. the work OF
material and moral reform has commenced.
The message III regarded as an able State
The trial 81 Governor Teran, Of Vera Cruz,
for the summary executions last june LIS now
before the grand jury OF Congress. Itappoars
that he has u large amount Of evidence la his
favor, but the mein question Ia the legality
OF executions wlthouttrial.
Several new railroads were inaugurated on
the sixteenth instant.
Gen. Cndena has declared himself o eandi-
date for the Presidency. Con. Manuel Con
zales, Minister III War, and Senior Ignacio
Vallarte are also candidates. Senior Beritz
although proposed, has declined tho candida
tnre; his friends. however, Insist on his run
ming. ALI the candidates belong to the Tux
tepec party. There Is no nominating con
vention; I'LL will run In q free race.
The indications are that Mexico will APP
prove N. De Lesseps Panama canal scheme.
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LONDON, Oct. IA Madrid dispatch to the
Daily Nens says: I'm consequences Of inteIll-
gence received from the Spanish embassy at
Paris, confirming the report Of q coalition OF
Democrats and Radical reformers with Tor
rllIa, many retired officers and field officers,
as we'll as civilians, have been arrested at
w BE- 10 ana
court-martlal. Arms and clandestlne print
ing establishment have been seized by the
police here.
The Standards Madrid dispatch says: Ser
rano Castelar, and Carvaial have decided to
return here. They diselatm connection with
revolutionary agitation.
MADRID, Oct. LIT is officially announced
that the government OF San Domingo will
dismiss the military officers who caused to be
shottwo insurgent Dominican generals, taken
last winter from O Spanish vessel at Puerto
Plata, on board of which they had gone for
refuge, and will pay an indemnity to the heirs
OF the slaughtered generals; also that San
Domingo will salute the Spanish flag.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
How the Elections in Germany
HIVE Resulted.
The Radicals In spain Tho Troubles
III tho Belgian Schools aorts-
ohnkoT To Visit Bismarck.
" GERMANY.

BEntIn. Oct. H.. Elections for direct cleo
tors 10 choose Deputies for the Pruesian Diet
were hold yesterday III Berlin. The majority
III The candidates returned are Progressista.
Az fnr no known nj present tho results IN
other towns and districts show the return Of
boD National Liberals and Progreselsts; 207
Conservatives and uitfamontanes: 30s Clofi-
calls and tiG Free Conservatives.
IN tho districts 81 Mnnstay and Koeslield
all the Clerical candidates arc returned.
The Ppgresslsta have obtained an over
whelmtng majority III PoseD.
BERLIN, Oct. l.v-Ihs elections In North
SnhIeswls show the return Of slSty-iiye Gsra
mans and twelve Danes.
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EVHLA N u.

LONDON, oct. 1.-The Hnancicr of to-day
says. "A exchange on New York hns again
sunk 10 tho bullion point, II IL expected thHt
| the Gibo,O00 remaining on tho market from iii
Australian consignment OF G2DD,0oD. mena
| toned on Saturday, will 20 to America,
Meantime, tho French drain ~ gold 10 the
United states Heems To hnvs assumed some.
thing Of lta former nlngnitntle. A large sum
ID stated to have loft Hnvrs yesterday, aud
tbnre Ii retlscn to believe, although II Id not
officially announced, that the directors III the
Bank Of France havs decided 10 advance the
premium to ] per mile, for the purpose OF
checking tlis outflow This determination
having obtained credenee In Paris. IL ID being
anticipated by large Withdrawals for Lon.
don.
Tho professor sent BY the Privy Council 60
Inspect the live stock brought to liverpool by
the steamer Quebec, found no trnee Of foot
and mouth disease.
Mr.. L,sweon, ~ the DUTY Ietgrnph who
was recently attacked IN the Truth hid mn
encounter OH the street with LnbouGbere. its
editor, to-day Neither III them were much
hurt.
Notwithstanding the recent award OF the
arbitrator, Tint the wages OF the South YorE-
shire GOLFERS ought not to be further reduced,
tho men ars submitting to 8 per cent redue-
ton. This strike of the Htrlsy eoIlIers, near
Sheffield, is fast approaching lts end many
of the tnsn have resumed work 1T tile reiue~
ton II Ii anticipated that all tlts mon, num-
boring tlnD will speedily resume work.
Five Of the City Of Glasgow Bank diree-
tors. convicted Of uttering fatse uhstrhCts or
balance Sheets sentenced on the first of Feb
rnary to eight months imprisonment, wore
rcleased to-day npid hoot.pYs of the crowd,
Their names nrs: John Stewart, Rnbt. Sal
mond, VIM. Taylor, Henry 1ngis aud John
Iris Wright. The other directors Robert
sumner SLronach and Lewis Potter, convicted
simultaneously Of fraud, thefti and embfzzle
tnent hive still ten months Of Imprisonment
tU serve.
i
tho operatives TINT they ohtnot withdraw tho
notices of 3 per cent reduction Of wages, and
they declined M interview asked for by the
operatives. A strike IL probable.
Owing To tho unfnvorable reports Of the
labor market In America. the North Waies
Slate Quarrymen's Union have declined to
give further pscuniury nsslstanco to MEM
5srs desiring To emigrlts.
Tho Pool Hall Collisry Company, ut Pots
worth. near Tamworth. has failcd. Liablli-
tie9 800 900.
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The Cincinnati strlhrt.s.

CINCINNATI, Oct /. Tho places rnnde vacant
by tl,e striking lHborars nj the Little Miami
depot have been flied by other men Mt The Old
rates., aud work Ut That point IL going on ~
usual. Ninety coopsrs hiet Ill Workngmens
Hell this morning and resolved not to resume
work unless their demand for an inerense be
acsedad to. They have chilled another meeting
for tomorrow.
The report of u strike among the men em-
ploysd nj tho Ohio and Mississippi Rnilrond
depot are gronnd1csa.
The cabinot-malters who are on u strike,
are not making any public demonstration 10.
dmy, but are quietly visiting factories where
work III In progress. giving advice as 10 the
best course for tho wolkmen to pursue Com
mittses are nleo collecting small sums for tho
support " ths mon out VI work. In some
Gases they demand TINT ths workmeu shnll
cease work and join them OF be expelled from
the uuiou
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Il BATTLE WsrM THE INDIANS.
They Attack and Surround Thornburgh's
Command A Number Of the
Soldiers Killed.

MILK RIVER, COL, Sept 2g.--T hornburgh q
command was attacked on the canon ut noon
to-day, one mile south from here. ON our
march tn the agency, and reiterated n good
order 10 tue wagon train, where we are now
intrrnuhinE ourselves.
lao q. M Thornhurgh was killed instantly
during the retreat. Capt. Payne was wounded
LII two places slightly. Lieut.. Paddock and
Capt. Grimes were also painfully wounded.
Ton enlisted men and Wagon Master McKin-
strey were killed and twenty. five men wound
ed. Tho command is now very we'll sheltered,
but now und then are heard the gums Ut the
new hostlles, who have just arrived. Our
mules and horses pro getting II all around.
The red devils fired the Krass oil around us to
burn ue cut.
D D. m.--Wo still hold our position. Every
man II busy digging trenches and hauling
out the dead animals for defense Tomorrow.
We expect to be attacked ut daylight. Our
courier, Joe Rankin. has volunteered to carry
dispatches To Rawlns. Mr.. Gordon's freight
outfit OF Indian supplies, near rs, has been
burned NM Nm Gapansy Wagons q Com
pf our horses and mules have been killed.
Should achievements reach us In five days
VIZ can hold out very we'll with our ammuni-
tinn.
CHICAGO, Oct L. Dispatches to Gen. Sheri-
dan cprroborate the foregoing Thornburgh's
command consisted OF three companies al
cavalry. The Indians, who were several hun
dreu I'D number, were OF the Ute tribe and
HE HRtu I'D DO Well hEu19u Alu very brave.
Over five hundred soldiers are ordered to rem
devious at Rawlins, and Will reinforce the
imported party as soon rs possible.
THE CAUSE or THE FIGHT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l.--From the Indian Blu
reau 1t Is ascertained that the following are
nnlung tho causes which led to the fight at
MILK river, Colorado:
LII june last an Eruption OF miners upon
the White river Utcs' reservation caused ILL
feeling Among the Indians, who wandered of
the reservation aud committed u number or
anCendiAry acts. On September 8 Agent
Meeler reported that the Indians insisted
on bis disseminating blowing land which they
wanted for pasture. A piowman was fired on
when the agent called for q council, which re-
suited iii reluctant consent to have the work
proceed. September LIS Meeker telegraph that
he had been assaulted by Chief johnson and
forced out oil his house, and asked the gov
eminent for protection, which was ordered
Major Thornberg's command was bound
thither when attacked. 1t Is feared that
Meeker and all on the reservation are massa-
cred.
GOING TO TIE RELIEF.
OGDEN, Utah, Oct. 1--Major Bryant, of the
Fourteenth Infantry, with four companies,
left here this afternoon for the relief Of Major
Thornbur1h's command.
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The r,r.rnsn.. Convention.

CINCINNATI, Oct The iirsmen's to,irna-
noiit, wns opened this morning by y grand
parade VI visiting companies, escorted by the
Cincinnati department through several OF the
principal streets Of tho city. All incoming
trains brought Rrent numbers who came moi
Ouly to Witness tho pnrads butt IN visit the en-
position niso Tho weather waa I'LL thmt
could be desired, and the tbronR lining the
streets WINS SO great tbnt II was difficult To
hbout. Immediately after the parade
the engines. hose carriages, etc, were plaGsd
on HAT cars with competing companies and
taken 10 Chester Park, where, Mt half-past /.
the tournament, takes place.
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adopted requesting tho issuance VI " general
order to ptistfnnsttra directing them In al
enaes. wien complaints are made affecting
delays III ths delivery iii letters To obtain. III
possible, the auvelopsa covering such letters,
and to note thereon tho dhte ard hour 81 ~
ceipt I'LL the POSSIBILITIES and of delivery te The
pur'nen addressed, mud to forward thsm 10 the
division superintendent of tho railway mail
sefyies for bis Information ana action. rho
pruptiNty aud feasibility Of The government
owning its own postal cars was considered.
and thn views III sash pf the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
we're Expressed the sentiment oil d majority
belnH against the proposition.
Adjourned sine ,tis.
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An Ordcr 10 Fortunate ,

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Oct. division super
intendants Of the railway mali service to-day
adopted resolution, suggesting that the
Postmaster General issue an order instruct
ing postmasters In first, second and third
Class offices TO embrace, within their post
Office stamp the hour Of mailing and receipt
OF letters, III order the delays may be more
readily traced.
perintendent should conduct the compilation
of list OF the names OF the postoflcas In the
several districts and forward 10 the general
Office for final arrangement. AreEclutt0n was
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New FrIa.-In another column OF our
paper this morning will be found the copart-
nership card Of Hugh MoCloskey. Thos. Mar
Key and Geo. McCloskey. These weIl-known
gentlemen have associated themselves together
for the purpose OF carrying on an extensive
Western produce aud commission business,
and being wide-awake business men, with large
capital to back them, will be sure to do large
share OF the business OF this place. They are
occuLyfng the mammoth establishment on the
corner OF P0ydras and Magazine streets
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Tho Military Convention MT st. Louis
Gen. neaureEard's Reviews
tnn nTruOrya

ST. Louis. Sept 10. After tho military
convention session to-day, 81 parade md ~
view procended, with Gen. BeauregArd as
reviewing officer. Tie troops presented Il
very fine appearances, aud their performances
were 80 ereditable MS to elicit cucomiums from
ail present. 80 fnrTOnIy about forty Delegates
10 ths convention hhva arrived, but nearly n
hundred moro will bs here tomorrow morn
uf
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The Moore-Olark Shooting Affair Oondi-
ton of tho Wounded Man.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 30.-Capt. Moore, whe
shot Clark ut the Calf House, was inter
viewed by reporter to-day. He said. "My
horse Bailey was entered In the milo dash
race yesterday, and Saturday night he sold
for q mere song, while yesterday morning he
sold well up In the pools. was satisfied that
mething was wrong In the race, and I de-
termined to Withdraw my horse, which did.
On this account some words passed between
myself and Col. Clark on tho track.
AT the hotel, when entered, Col. Clark ac-
costed me and drew pistol. and called me
vile names. was unarmed and retired He
knew ut the time that was unarmed."
The case was continued In the city until
next Wednesday, the bail Of Moore being fixed
at $4,000, and his son George, as accessory,
at $4,000. Both gave bonds and were released
To-day Clark was removed from the Gait
House to his residence, on Broadway. He Ia
suffering intensely from laceration. caused by
the passage of the large bullet, but is thought
to be In no danger. He says he told Moore
he had intended no insult. but that he WAS
simply doing hts duty. as president or the
course, In seeing that the rules were enforced.
AN ENCOUNTER WITH DEspERADoEs.
MusKoGEC, 1. e., Oct. 1.--Information was
brought in last night from sack and feed
agency, that fight had taken place Satur-
and party Of soldiers from Fort Sill, re-
sulting In the killing III nine bandits; the kill
ing OF Jim Barker deprives the band Of O.
leader and desperate man. 1t Is expected
the troops will Kill or scatter the band, as they
have orders to remain two months longer In
the field II necessary.
THE DEED or A JEALOUS HUSBAND.
New YORK, Oct. Mrs. Babe, young
and handsome Italian woman, was found
murdered In her house, No. IA Rose street, to-
day. Her husband Is charged with the crime,
and jealousy Is ascrlbed as the cause.
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Hn,,roma .,.,myout,on.

CINCINNATI, Ost.~t,--A meeting OF general
freight agents vi Il large number of roafls WAS
held here to-day for the purpose ~ making u
general classification otrrainIts 10 he adopted
by all tbs railroads To avoid The difficulty OK
paienccd bsca,lsp Of the different clnasiIica-
tione ri some freightby several railroads ovsr
which II IL carried. The general passenger
agents. Of the West also assembled In the COM
ysntion for tho purpose Of adopting some
means Of heading off ticket scalpcrs.
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SALE az n nallrnn,l.

WILMINGTON, Oct H. The Wilmington,
COLUMBIA and Augusta Railroad was sold In
this city to-day under foreclosure Of the tlrst
mortgage bonds. for 1860, 300, and was bought
In by u COMMITTEES representing the holders
of the frat mortgage bonds. the terms were
$4,000 ensh, and the balance Ia three. six, niue
und twelve mouths.
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AFGHANlsTAN.

LONDON, Oct 1.-The Standards Kushi
correspondent learns from one OF the Ameer's
followers that the Ameer left Cabul surrep-
tltiously. His intended departure was kept a
strict secret. The Ameer was received by the
British with guard of honor. He appears
detected and carewOrn.
SE1LA, Oct. 1.--Gen. Roberts telegraphs from
Kufht that he will advance on Cabul to-day.
The health OF the troops Is good. Lieut.. Kim
loeb, on his way to join his regiment, was am
buscaded and killed.
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A Larns r.re a. Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, n. G., Oct. IAN accidental
fire III ths warehouses; OF the Wilmington
Compress Company destroyed 1900 bales OF
cotton. The new hydraulic Taylor presses
ktrchner ahd Calder Bros, and Lilly Bros.
are the heaviest losers In the order named.
The total loss is estimated Oh $4,000. Fully
innilrGd.
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The .Jn.uer e,sntcnu,al.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-~Tbe War Depart
ment, ut the request Of the citizens Of IN
vannah, has directed that u company OF troops
from MCPHERSON barracks, Atlanta, be sent
brntion vi tho Sergeant Jasper centennial
Tho Thirteenth Infantry band, at Atlanta,
will accompany the detachment OF troops to
Savannah.
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IRELAND.

LONDON, Oct. IAN ARRAY occurred near
Castleboro, Ireland, In which two men are
said to be killed; attributed to agrarianism.
The Marquis OF sgo's agent has been fired
on. The Marquis of Headfoft has been
threatened with death unless the rents are re-
duced.
LATER.-It now appears that only one man
was killed. His body was found In bag, and
proves to be that OF militia man.
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x Observation-Disclosures In our pansr to-day
VIII bs found the card of the Orient Mutual In
surance Company OF New York, OF which
Msssrs John B. LATTE and Co. are the agents
hsre. They are prepared to issue certificates
GA carRoes from all European. South Amer. can
Ind cosstHise ports and from them 10 New Or
.eauE. ID
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An Eas,-und,a ship Founaered.

BosToN, Oct. 1.-The iron ship Philosopher,
Capt. Evans, which sailed from Calcutta,
September /, for Boston, with q general cargo
valued at two hundred thousand dollars, Is
reported to have foundered on the fifth ultimo.
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The Affairs Of the Myde Park bank Of
AcrAnGDM.

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. lat n meeting OF tho
stockholders OF the Hyde Park Bank to-day
IN assignment was agreed upon, md A. Is.
Mott appointed assignee. The liabilities are
$50 900, exclusive Of stock. Tho assets are
claimed to be- worth $4,000. Hantord, late
cashter, was a defaulter to tho extent Of about
800 000
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Reduction Of Telegraph, Tariffs.

New York, Oct 1.-The Western Union
Telegraph Company reduces all tariffs above
81 to that figure, November /. All Offices will
send and receive half rate business instead OF
only large ones, as now.
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RUSSIA.

LONDON, Oct Ia Berlin dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette says: Persons Ia the conf
dence OF the Russian Embassy here doubt the
truth OF the report that Prince Gortschakof
Is coming to Berlin on visit
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. L. Eleven thousand
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Illuminating In Honor OF Hayes.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. President Hayes
and party arrived here tonight. The city is
Illuminated, and grand pyrotechnlc display
given In their honor.
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Receipts OF COLD.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The steamship Gilbert,
which arrived from Europe to-day, brought
gold bullion to the amount OF 7,653,000 francs
and 100000 richmarks.
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Movements Or ocean steamers.

New YORK. Oct ARRIVED: Steamers New
Orleans from New Orleans France from
siglio, Galatola, Gloria, Galeon, Hattie g.
Dixon. Homeward: Republick and Messed
for Savannah. Erwin for Charleston.
QUEENSTOWN. Oct. T. Arrived: Steamer
Italy from New York.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Sailed: Steamer Lord
Cough tor Philadelphia.
LONDON Oct. 1.-The steamer Alverton,
from New Orleans, has arrived st Rouen.