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National Republican., 1880-11-11
Railroad Annual Meeting.

TSpIASAPoLrS, IND., Now 1O,--The annual meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the Cincinnati, Indian
apolls, st. Louis e Chicago railroad was held here
to-day. Tho presidents report shows the gross
earnings tor tile four months ending october 81 to
be s9l,9JO; operating expenses. IAS,0.0 bonded
interest and taxes paid, S220O00. The following
board Of directors wcrO elected: NJ. Il. ingalls,
George lIoudley and T. J. Broiiwoll of Cincinnati,
George Bliss and G. j. LaudJn Of Now York j. II.
l'aTlins of Boston, b. r. Evans. G. W. West aud
John King, ir., OF Cincinnati. J. II. Dcyrrcux OF
Cleveland, Thomas a. MJreys and Thomas IL
sharpe of Indianapolis The directors met and
ro elected NJ. L. ingalls, president and E. Il. Osborne
geCretarY and trsAAurOr.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
sitting Hull waiting for Major Walsh.

81. PAUL, MINS., Nov. l0.-Allison, the scout sent
to Sitting Bulls camp by General Terry two weeks
ago, hes returned to Fort Buiord and nude his
report. lie reached Sitting Bulls camp IN the
British provinces without dinculty and had an
interview with the principal chief In tho council
Sitting Ball made long speech In which he
claimed that hG had never made war on ths United
States and had acted on the dciensiye, Ilo said
no recognized tho fact that the time had come for
an accommodation with tho United States, but
said Major Walsh had proposed to mediate and ho
(Sltting BulD wanted to wait for Walshs return
iroIn the east. IfWalsh did not return by the 2Jh
Of tho mcnlh Sitting Bull would come to Fort Dit
ford and listen TO proposition for q surrender
sitting Bulls bnnd are nearly out OF ammunition
and food and Major Brolhelton thinks their sur
render can be elleced without difficulty, sitting
Bulls followers number about 900,
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Taxnb,ll,v Of El.votod n,iIrood.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. l0.-The question involved
in the case of the New York Elevated railroad COM
pany VS.. the commissioners of taxes, decided yes.
terday In tho court of appeals, was, Has the city
the right to assess as real estate tho structure OF the
Elevated railroad company and impose tax upon
IL? The railroad claims II owns no real estate un-
loss their foundations posts are such. The court
below held that the foundations and the super
structure were properly taxable rs real estate and
the court ofGppeas sustains that view.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Tho virginia Republicans.

The Virginia state Republican association met
at 1914 Z street northwest the president Mr.. Will
lam Z. Cooper, In the chair. Several new mem.
bcrs were admitted. Addresses were heard from
Messrs, Buchanan, Wolt2 and Manning. The asso-
citation Is hopeful OF eccting republican as the
next governor OF Virginia. aud TO that end will be
uurumitting In its lubors. The rolls of the nssO.
citation show gain OF seventy y-eight members
within five meeting nights, with every prospect of
numbering 80 strong by the month Of January.
II is intended 10 Soud some OF its speakers into the
state next year, thing that has long been needed
in order that the organization In the state may be
made moro perfect. Toe next meeting Will be
held Friday eYening at I:30 o'clOck
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Tho Electionin California,

BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.--The ToOt this svonins
says The republicans of this city aud state are By
no means satisfied that the record should be made
in favor OF Hancock for president and Rosecrans
for congress- They believe that there were fraudu.
lent votes and wrongful count in this city SUM-
cient to insure ot least the election ofGarlcd Iftho
errors in San Francisco be corrected II Is therefore
altogether likely that recount WIN be demanded
TO the entire state. The majority in tho state is so
narrow that If the votes wrongfully cast for Han
doubt Of the election Of the entire body Of Garfield
olectoIs.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
The Missouri River Commission.

sr. LOUIS Nov. lO.-rhe river commission met
again this morning, The committee on business
submitted a report tayorlng the permanent orsani-
zatlon Of @ commission with officers consisting Of
president, ylccprcsident secretary and treasurer;
The establishment OF headquarters at Sc. Louis,
with IN office for the secretary, ia the merchants
exchange buildlnG tho appointment Of an eNeCu-
tive committee 10 take general charge OF matters
pertaining to tax and general legislation, and the
holding Of an annual meeting OF the commission
at 81. Louis the first week In November, Tho re-
port was adopted after somewhat lengthy Discus
sion,
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Yellnw l.eror NJ Key West.

Assistant Surgeon John Y Porter, U, s. A" ad-
ylses the national board Of health under date OF
November that from the 81 to the Sth instant
there had been ten cases Of yellow fever and two
deaths at Key WeSt.
similar adyiccs werc to-day received by the ma.
rine hospital bureau The latter report states that
one Of the deaths was Episcopal Clergyman Gil
bort and that one case called pcrnlGlOus eycr re-
suited fatally yesterday morning; aud further that
hero are some cases occurring outside OF the city
limits WhiGh hNyo not yet been ropOrLed.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
ADemocrntio Chairman In trouble.

ROCHESTER. N Y, Nov. lO.-Peter Sheridan,
chairman Of the democratic city central committee
was arrested by United States deputy marshal to.
day for illegally attempting 10 induce inspectors to
register democrats In the first ward the Friday
before the election. He was taken before United
States Commissioner Husbands and charged with
having insisted upon registering men whom the
inspectors knew and characterized as being dis
qualified. The commissioner Will examine Sherl-
dan Tomorrow
National Republican., 1880-11-11
The Pullman Palace Car Suit.

BALTnoRE. Nov. lo.-The suit of the Pullman
palace car company VS., the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road company was continued IN tho United States
circuit court to-day. Mr., John II. Cowen Of Balti-
more concluded the argument for the respondents,
contendng that there being disputed questions OF
law and fRct involved the court should not exer-
else It's high prcrogatiye of injunction. Mr.. Il. n.
Dckerson of New York followed Mr.. Cowen In the
concluding argument for companants, and spoke
until o'clock, whom court adjourned, Mr. Dick
erson's argument was directed to the rights OF
pNtcntoes and what constituted infringement as de-
Cidcd by the courts. He will conclude tomorrow,
National Republican., 1880-11-11
A GenerAl nnnl.ruptey LAW

BosroS, Nov, lO,-The Boston board Of trade
haye In press Judge Lowols revised edition Of
bis draft of national bankrupt law now before
congress. Tho first edition Of this proposed law
was sent by the committee TO merchants mercan'
to associations, the registers In bankr uptcy and
many others interested IN tho subject, with ro,
quest for thor criticisms, The answers received
National Republican., 1880-11-11

were highly favorable to the general plan Of the
proposed bill but many valuable suggestions wero
made in matters OF detail. These were inoorpo-
rated In this edition, excepting when they seemed
to be already provided for by authoritative de-
cislons under the old act or more proper TO be
regulated by the courts IN their rules and orders
The most important change made in this edition
Is an increase OF the powers Of the registers, who
are virtually made judges In the first instance OF
nearly all matters In bankruptcy, and due pro-
vision Is mule for bringing tho courts Of bank
ruptcy within tho cue reach OF parties having
business in them. Tic bill has beon wholly re-
vlscd and many slight alterations made with n
view of making the law more effective and useful.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Pacific Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov TO- Tho following are the
Official closing quotations of mining stocks to-day :
Alpha, 8; Alta, A; Belchcr, O. Best 4 Bslcher, 81;
Bullion, 124 California l7s Cholar O. Consolidated
Virginia, 2l5; Crown Point, IL Eureka, Consoli.
dated, M; Exchequcr,lA, Gould & Curry, 3}s
GranfPrile ~; Hale & NnrcrOss, 315; Mammoth
5.32; Mexican, "a; Mono, u; Northern Belle, S3s
Ophir 6l6; ORC, 1882; Overman, l. Potosi, ~; Say
age, Q; Sierra Nevada, rs; silver King, 9H Union
Consolidated. II; Wales, ~; Yellow Jacket, AZ
Boston Consolidated, IA; Columbus, O. Good
shaw. "a. Northern Belle declares a dividend oil
m cpntg
National Republican., 1880-11-11
The Jersey Fisheries.

RED BANK, MI, Nov. lO.-A case of great inter
est to the people Of the state particularly to those
engaged in the fishing business, has just been de-
cidod by the supreme court. An act passed April
s. 1873, prohibits the use of seine nets IN the
Shrewsbury and Naveslnk rivers. More than q
year ago George Curtis Gsh.warden Of Monmouth.
caused the arrest of John p. Cooper for dragging
seine In the Navesnk river and at the trial before
Justice Jacob Curtis judgment was gwen for the
fsh-warden. rheroupon the case was removed
upon csttordli 20 tho supreme court when court
affirmed the ludgment Of fJnsIloe Curtis.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Now York Hoard of Health.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 1o.-Tho state board of
health to-day adopted resolutions urging the inn
portancc Of vaccination to prevent the spread of
smallpox. Hon. Erastus Brooks and DR.. Harris
were appointed TO attend the annual meeting OF
the American Public Health association in New
Orcans DeColnber7.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
sugso tions for tho National Board of Trade

NEW YORK, Nov. l0-'lhe board OF trade and
transportation met this afternoon, when six sub.
lecs were selected for discussion at the annual
convention OF the national board of trade, 10 be
held at Washington on December Is. one of the
subjects selected was the recommendation of the
adoption of some definite constitutional method
for peaceful settlement of dispute in presidential
elections, relieving tho nation of dangers en-
cOuntered In 1876. aud suggested now, the presi-
dontal term of Office to be extended to six years,
and only one term for each incumbent. This sub
iect was considered In the form OF resolution and
ndoptgd The chairman was authorized 10 select
five delegAtes 70 the nntionnl convention.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
polItIcn1 prlsonors Nesened hy Mnsked Men

JACKSONVILLE, FLA" Nov. lO.-Tho train from
Madison Courthouse having on board Ave citizens
of that county In charge of the deputy United
States marshal arrested for the alleged violation
of the election laws, was boarded on Tuesday
night as it was leaving Madison by Il party Of
masked men, who released the prisoners and
made tho witnesses disCmbnrk. Tho train was
then permitted to proceed. No injury was sus-
tnlnea by any perSOm
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Cntting Iiailrond rnres.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1o.-Tho ticket and passenger
agents of the Wabash, indianapolis & ST. Louis,
Ohio & Mississippi and Vandalia roads had II meet
ing this afternoon and agreed upon tho following
special rates for limited tickets: To Boston ana
New York S42b; Philadelphia, S3,75; Baltimore and
Washington, 49, Harrisburg 325; PiItsburg, S2,2j;
Buffalo, 1928; ParkersDuTB, Sl,Oo; Cleveland, S.25,
be purely protective, and designed to hold bust
ness from st. Louis and via 81. Louis against re.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
D.. O., NOVEMBER II,

however took place and was most brilliant affair
tho president aud Secretary Thompson being pres
ent. The president and party remain here tonight
but the programme for tomorrow has not been
definitely arranged. II Is said the president and
party Will visit the training4hips, and there will
be four-mie boat-race, in which ell the vessels
oftho 0eet Will be represented, after which the
pnrty will sail for Washington. The entire noct Is
70 get under way and escort the president down
the bay,
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Loval Ic,gro J,auouet.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-The semi annual me et.
ing and banquet OF the commandery Of Pennsyl-
vann Of the military order Loyal Legion of the
United states, was held at the Union League to-
night. General Hancock was expected. but sent
letter expressing regrets at his inability to be
present. Quite a crowd had collected in front of
the league TO see him,
National Republican., 1880-11-11
oaptnln Eads Inter- ocenric Ship naIlroah

ST. LOUIS, Nov. lO.-Captain James B. Eads, ac-
companied by his wife and daughter. Captain J. ].
Williams, Il. l.. Cartscll, Max Il. Schmidt, George
b. Griffin, civil engineers, and a. G. Cochrane at
torney, left tonight for Mexico via New Orleans
and Morgan City. Captain Edds mission to NJ ex.
tepec to determine its adaptabillty for an inter
oceanic ship railroad
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Alabama Legisl.ture.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov, tO.-Tho Alabama
house OF representatives organized to-day with
Mr. Dawson for speaker and Phelen for clerk. The
governors message was sent to both houses and
deals entirely with state matters, The election Tor
United States senator TO I'LL the place now occu'
pied by Pryor comes OF on Tuesday the 2ld in.
slant The principal names mentioned are Watt
Walker, Pugh, Bradford and O'Neal,
National Republican., 1880-11-11
General Malone in Washington.

In common with others, REPUBLICAN reporter
called upon senotorcect Mlhonc of Virginia at
the Riggs house, yesterday, General Malone, who
is accompanied by Collector Brady of Petersburg,
Va received his visitors very allubly, but politely
ho lntonds 70 pursue when he takes his seat in the
senate. Mcssrs, A. NJ, Clapp, George Z. GorhRm
and other gentlemen called on him during the
National Republican., 1880-11-11
The Senator From Tennessee.

There is every probability that the republicans
in the legi lature Of Tennessee will choose tho
next senator from that state. They may not sue.
coed In sending n republ lean, although thai Is not
by any means decided, but In any event they arc
in a position to Ngrco upon man who will bo no
help to tho democratic party In the senate
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Two Chilaren lu,ncd 70 pcn,l,.

CHICAGO, Nov. l0.A special from Galcna. ILL.,,
says that Leonard flo nncrs restaurant In Ellen
borough, Wis, was burned on Saturday and two
ofllellnor's children, oged, three aud five years
porishcd In the flames, Their mother was severely
but not fatally burned,
National Republican., 1880-11-11
An Electlnn to hn ConLnstcd.

DANvILLE, VA, Nov lO.-Relabe information
has been received here that the seat of Hon George
c. Cabell, representntlve.cloct from the fifth con-
grcssional district will be contested by Mr. j. 4.
StoyRn. his opponent at the election who has be.
gun taking Glidayils for that purpose.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Pnymont To the Utes.

A telegram received at the interior department
yesterday reports that the Ute treaty commission
ers have paid the Southern Utes their share
(S26 OlOJ Of the appropriation made by congress to
liquldNte old Indebtedness. and that the commits
sioncrs will now proceed to Los Plnos to meet tho
remalnlor Of Tho LrIbe.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Fatal ran over an rmbnnI,ment,

ALLAIRE, N. j., Nov lO.-While George schaefer
of Durham was driving to a cider.mlll to-day his
team became frightened aud dashed over an EN-.
bankment tlirty-nvo feet high. S3hnoflor was
picked up dead. Both horses were so badly in
jurod that they had to be shot.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
1'ho rnIzooilc m NIontrenl.

MONTREAL, Nov. l0.-Dr.Mc Eachran has treated
seventy cases OF genuine epizo0tc since Saturday
night. Dr. Baker and his assistant say that unless
the present severe wealth er modcrNtes, half the
hcrscs In the city viii bo used UP or dead IN day
or Two.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
rhc rcnnsylynnl, Corrunt,on ooso,

HARRISBURG Pa, Nov l0-'rhe witnesses in tho
remaining cases OF corrupt solicitation growing
out Of the riot claims bill have nguin been sub.
pmnacd, and Smith. Ioug aud McCime the dc.
lendants VIII be put on trial Mondny neXt.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Cn.tnn,a mi, nnnihnh

NEW NoRK, Nov l0.--'lhe suit OF the government
against William Milligan Of Philadelphia. for nom
payment of duty on imported merchandise, was
to-day decided IN myor OF thu government IN
the United States district court, bond Of 81 500
being Forfeited
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Tho Vote of ALBANY County, n. Y.

ALBANY, N, Y. Nov, l0.-rhe vote of this county
seml-oHcially given s as follows; For the Hancock
electors l962i for GaIheld electors, l63Ol ma
the county was 35t.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Omolnl Vote of Ohio,

COLUMBUS, Nov. 1O,-The official vote of the Ne.
vembcr election In Ohio was canyassed to. day and
Hancock 3iO,S7l; Weaver. 54j6; Dow, 26lG; Car
fields plurality, Si,l77 GRrfcld's over all, 2G,lO5,
National Republican., 1880-11-11
D.a,h of0r,,.rai sattcrlee.
Email Niinn Arnihcn,

NEW ionK, Nov. To- Brgadler General Richard
J., soterlco died this evening Mt his homo In West
Nineteenth street ut the age OF eighty years,
National Republican., 1880-11-11

New YoRK, Nov. lO.-A special from Bode Cal,
says Tho hosting works of the duodshaw mine
burned yesterday, sliffocatlng four men who were
employed on the COO foot level
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Tho IaIghth Alabama District.
InnInnn,s Mnlnrlly inl. nnrllnll.

MONTGOMERY ALA, Nov, 1O.-rhe majority Of
General Wheeler (dem.) over Lowe (g'b'k and ind
In the eighth district for congress is A.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
1IlICT.

The nineteenth district at the time of Garlods
election to congress was not composed wholly OF
the same territory OF which II is now constituted,
and the writ for an election to ill the vacancy
will be issued to-day for the election on November
80, and will be sent 10 those counties which COM
posed the nineteenth district at tho Time Garfield
was elected 1t being held that tho territory com.
posing that district had vested rights which can
not be abrogated by act of the general assembly.
National Republican., 1880-11-11

Ah''"h" 'i'JN'i'J
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. l0.-ThG returns from all the
counties have been received. Garflelds plurality
As $50
National Republican., 1880-11-11
General Garfield KOsIgns as Represent

CoLuMBUs, ONO, Nov. l0.-GoYernor Foster to-
day received the resignation of James A, Garfield
district
WHAT CONSTITUTES THE NINETEENTH DIS.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
A Forger sentsneea.

HUDSON, n Y, Nov, l0.--John Ilennessy, no.
torOus New York character, was to-day sentenced
by the Columbia county court 10 hyo years iu tho
llennessy engineered tho remarkable jail break IN
this city a few months ago and was recently recap
tured In New York
National Republican., 1880-11-11
READY For INsrEorToN.

About o'clock the president and party came on
the grounds, accompanied by Admiral Wyman,
the line, returning In the rear Of the brigade, in.
specting the men. When this duty vas performed
the president aud party took their stations at tho
reviewing stand, when the brigade marched By,
saluting as they pas ed The sailors and marines
then returned to their boats and pulled away for
their ships. The troops of the garrison subse.
ouently formed and escorted the president and
party to the wharf, where the president embarked
ON the Lookout and returned 10 tho Dispatch.
RAIN STORM AT NIGHT
ATT o'clock this evening heavy rain storm set
IN, which prevented the expected display Of fire.
works from the fleet, The ball al tho IL hotcl
National Republican., 1880-11-11

READING Pa Nov. l0.-rhc case of the Phila.
dolphla anl Reading railroad company against
Edward Hall and Robert White and Michael Walsh.
charged with forging certificates of scrip OF the
When captured large amount Of bogus scrip was
EDmml In Lhnir nnesn.Alnn.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Murdered and Thrown Overheard.

HUDSON, n. Y, Nov. lO.-A dispatch to tho Rs5is-
tcr says: "a man supposed to be droycr with
considerable money was murdered at an carly
hour this O. IN. OH the steamer Escort Of the New
York and Athens line, near Tiyoll and his body
thrown overheard His body has not yet been 70
covered. Officers are on the track of the assassns
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-29
ru,T MAN II THE GALLERY.

The free Lahce va june i%th has the
following:
II will be remembered that in his
.neech nominating Sherman at the con.
sention, General Garfield, after deliv.
ering an appropriate eulogy upon that
candidate, said, "Who do you want ?"
whereupon a voice in the gallery
shouted Garfield /"
That unknown man called upon the
sieneral upon Tuesday afternoon, just
rs Garfield was washing his hands to
prepare for general shake. He was
one armed soldier, and rather seedy in
bis makeup.
Said he, General Garfield, come to
offer my congratulations"
Thanks, thanks, said the General;
let me see, weren't You in the Forty
second Ohio?"
"No, General, that's not it. Didn't
YOU hear that voice in the gallery when
YOU said, who do you want?' I'm
the fellow who said it. was for you
first, last and all the time.
"You are prophetic soul, said the
General, "and if should 60 to the
White House, depend upon it, | shan't
forget you"
And the one-armed man left his name
Oh a card and went away happy.
In few minutes Garfield was sur
rounded by his friends, and his right
hand was going like a pump handle,
when burly Teuton pressed forward
and accosted him:
"Guten abenl, General, | dinks |
have some CLAIMS on you anyhow.
II am at your seavice, my good
friend, said the General, 'let me hear
from you.
''Did you hear dot man should oud in
de gallery Garfield when you say,
WAS haben sic :"
"Ah, yes, l remember it well. Do
you mean to tell me"
"Yah, General, vas dot man, iden-
tical zame."
"My friend. shall never forget you
as long as l live. Let me hear from
you at any time.
And the man went away happy,
Passing through the rotnnda, on his
way to his carriage, the General felt
laundering slap on his back, midway
between his shoulders and hips, accom-
panied with familiar, "Hiilo, old
Gar.
Turning around, he saw before him a
very little man, with very tall hat,
and very thick stick in his fist.
Don't remember me, eh! I'm
called the boss interviewer OF Chicago.
l interviewed old Conk., and you too.
and"
"Ah, yes, good-day, good-iay."
Hold on, old fellow, said the little
chap, Il want to have just word with
You on my own HOOK. pilo't yen heaT
that fellow up in the-salleryl @han ys'sa
made your Sherman speech, shout
Clarified :"
Il did; did. Do You mean to say
Guess fixed you that time, otd
man. knew it was bound to 60 that
way. | consider I am tho man who
saved the Republican party.
"My dear, good little fellow, sad
Garfield, "you deserve the thanks y
the nation. | shall give you .-a~lle@
club Come down and see ase'in Ohio,
and I'll tell you all abous the next cabi-
net Perhaps you'll be IN il.
And the little man gave Garfield has
card and went away happy
Just as the General was boarding the
train. a bottle nosed individual, poll
ticiap from the Seventh Ward, pluc6ed
him by the coat tail and shricked;
General, General, one word-ohiy
one word
"What is it, nay man!
"Do YOU remember when you made
your speech in the convention no'h'na'-
ing Sherman, that man np III 'ne
gallery shouted Garfield
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