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LATEST POLITICAL NEWS.
TIE UTE TROUBLES.
Agent Berry in Jail.
DEFALCATION IN BOSTON.
City Cashier $4,000 Short.
DIR. THOMAS HERESY.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE UTE TROUBLES.
Agent Berry in Jail.
DEFALCATION IN BOSTON.
City Cashier $4,000 Short.
DIR. THOMAS HERESY.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
POLITICAL. NEWS IN NEW YORK,
T0-Gay's Conference ON the Mayor.
Asty-PrObable Anti.'Eammanyss G.
snats-k eiiy,s Possible Opposition
What Gen. Arthur says. Esc.

SustS-t&ekay Possible bDDHSl1tDh-
what Gen. Arthur Says, Etc.
Especial Dispatch TO The Sba,..l
NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-There was considerable
excitement among all parties this morning re-
garding the conference over the democratic
nomination for mayor. John Fox, who Is a
member OF the conference. and who has lust
come from it, authorizes the statement that an
agreement Will be made to-day whereby there
will be but one democratic nomination, to be
selected from the names In the probable order
OF success as follows: VIM. r. Grace anti Tam
many; Aug. Schell, Tammany; Franklin E1son,
antfTammany. He says that In the conference
SchellS letter OF decltnation is interpreted to
mean that he would accept the nomination il
rendered as & result OF the conference. The de.
ciSjon is expected by o'clock to-day. John
Kelly's friends claim that he viii not submit TO
the nomination either OF Grace or E1Son, and
that he proposes to name the candidate or az
cept only neutral man IN the history OF ioca!
republican candidate for Vice President,
says he does not believe they viii agree.
and that some benefit may come to tue
year Or more, SO that the TulnorS OF confer
ence between them are untrue. It is knOWl,
however, that Gen. Arthur Is fully advised OF
the movement Of the democracy, and that the
republicans are disposed to encourage Kelly.
and Kelly is disposed to name the mayor and
keep his own Office OK controller or else break
the Irving hall slate. The DEMOCRATS are very
anxious to conclude the conference to-day, b.
cause the republicans Will commence TO-
morrow night the business or nomlnat-
ing their candidate fer mayor. General
Arthur says he does not think they will com
plete their work at the first meeting. Notwith-
standing all the assurances OF the contereeS.
almost Sficlal In their character, that there Will
be united democratic nomination, the gen.
eral feeling rather encourages the beiief thai
the conference will result In a break, and that
there will be three candidates for mayor
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THE FEERESE OF REV. DIR.
THOMAS.
He VIII not Withdraw From the
church Because of His Disbelief


CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.--A special dispatch to the
inter ocean, from Rockland Ill, says: Rev. DIR.
THOMAS will to-day present 10 the conference
his reply to the resolutions adopted yesterday
asking him TO withdraw from the Methodist
Episcopal church. He sets forth his zeal aGd his
% years OF labor in the church. Tie asks il his
moral character. his diligence, his devotion are
called liz question. He asserts his unqueStion-
ing faith IN God, in the divinity OF Christ, In
immortality OF the soul and after death OF re-
wards and puniShmentS, also in the other te.Sts
Of the church, including the inspiration or the
scriptures. He held 10 the verbal theory OF
inspiration and to the NORA, not penal theory
believed nOr taught these things and yet
hewas charged with EereSy for not believing
what they themselves did not balleVe He could
not see that he was out OF accord with the
church and would not leave it, especially with
these censlreS hanging over him.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
T0.fsay7S ProceeSinpS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-The eieVenJa days seS
sion Of the P. e. general convention opened this
morning. In the house Of deputies the commit
tee on canons presented report In regard to
the sale OF peWS and s1ttings In churches by
auction or Otherwise and making the church
free TO all. They report that the church was
rot yet prepared for such action, and reSolu-
ton was adopted that the committee be dis
charged from the further consideration OF the
snbtect. The same committee on the subject Of
the organization Of the church for colored people
In Virginia report ID that they were not prepared
at present to establish special eolored church,
and upon Te commentator of the committee q
resolution was adopted that the matter be re.
ferred to three bishops, five clergymen and five
laymen for consideration, to report at the next
convention. A joint committee, composed o:
Right Rev. Bishop Wilmer, Rev. DR.. Dix, Rav.
DR.. Huntington, Hon. Robert c. winthrop and
s. Corning Judd, presented through Its chair
man, the Rev. DR.. DIX, the following report
The joint committee, TO whom was referred the
subject of deacOnesses and sisters, respectfully
report that they have duly considered the whole
question, and having come to the conclusion
that It Is inexped1ent at the present time to
attempt any specific legislation on the subject
It sisterhoods, have confined themselves to the
preparation OF canon OF "deaconesses," which
they submit.
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Political Notes.

The chairman OF the Maine greenback state
committee says there Will be 10 fusion in the
state convention to nominate new electors, put
the fusionists VIII support Scion Chase and j.
+. Turner, Notwithstanding the advocacy or a
straight greenback ticket.
Augustus ScheH has sent letter to John
Kelly declining the nomination for mayor OF
New York city.
The first New York congressional district
democratic convention nominated Perry Bel
mont for Congress BE is q son of August Bel
mont. The following Congressional nomina-
lions were made In New York city by demo
cratic organizations; Tammany, seventh dis
uict, Philip A. Dugro; eighth district, John G.
Davis. The Irving Hall organization have in
dorsed the nominations. VIM. Mttchler, OF
Easton, was nominated by the democrats OF the
tenth Pennsylvania district.
Congressman j. 81. Acklen has withdrawn his
name as candidate for re election 10 the third
district OF Louisiana, and promises 70 support
Gen. BIlliu, the regular candidate This step Is
taken to prevent the election or the republican
candidate, Mr.. Darran
Postmaster General Maynard will remain in
Tennessee until after the November election
There are four candidates running for governor
and In the general scramble the republican can
didate is thought TO have at least lighting
chance JUDGE q a lne S SonerIoe Ss Ia
is quite probable he Will receive the nomination
for Congress In the district adjoining the Mem
phis district.
The states which the democrats now count
mn tn elect Hancock are New York New jersey
Maine. Connecticut, oregon and California Ia
the Presidential election OF 1876 these states
gave major1ties as follows between the repuo1i-
20 742 democratic; New jersey, 12,445 demo
cratic: Maine, 16,417 republican; ConnectlcuE 6,
1900 democratic; oregon, ,e51 republican; Call
fornia, 2, 769 republican.
The renubltcans feel so confident OF Garfield 8
e,ection'fhaf his probable cabinet is now speed
laid Tinon. Hamilton Fish is talked OF for The
State Department tom Patt Of New no fdr t1r
Postmaster General; Stanley MATTHEWS iof AZ AZ,
Treasury: With New England, Illinois and In
diana man to fill up the complement
If has been decided to make an active canvass
In the North Carolina Congressional district 10
is nnuv IN the city. and has the promise o;
sneakers and funds to help him out.
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MURDERED FOR VOTERS CHALLENGE.-A
special dispatch 10 the CINCINNATI Gd!ette, IRON
Munc,e Ind, october Is, says: AT O'Clock this
AFTERNOON near Reeds Station, this county,
george Benrer. aged forty, married man, with
family, became involved ln hight with the
Wills brothers-Samuel Lark and Geo. Wills
In whieE the Wills used stones on Benner, beat
ing him most horribly. fracturing the skull In
TWO or three places, from which the brains
oozed. Ii is thought impossible for him TO re-
cover. The melee grew out OF Benner, republi-
can, challenging the vote Of Lark Wills, demo-
crst, on election day. The Wills win bs
promptly arrested by the sheriff. BennerSwll
Die from the injuries received.
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THE MCCORMICK TKLEscoPR.-It now requires
only about S. coo to secure the Mccormick tele.
ander MCCORMICK, OF Chicago, but native OF
Virginia, gives the telescope 80, 600,
and one OF the finest instruments In the
world-on condition that suitable opselVatory
IS erected. MT. William Ii. Vanderbilt gives
81. 600 for the observatory on condition that an
endowment of $50 600 Is raised ana all or this
sum, except about s. 600, has been secured, and
an active effort is now being made 70 secure the
remainder.
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NOVA SC0gEiN NOTES.

HALIFAX, Ms, Oct lS.-Tns epiZo0ic has
broken cut among the horses III Liverpool,
queens county, Ms.
isse Coal Trade.
Manager Poole, OF the Acadia mines, Stellar
tor, Ms, say S: The present large demand fur
ton. The duty has resulted Ia restoring The
lost coal trade 10 what IL was before 1914, aud
the mining districts are reaplng an abundant
harvest"
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AFFAIRS i'm COLORADO.

DENVER, Col, Oct 1S.-A special from Lead
Vile to the Republican says:-A fire last Satur-
day night destroyed John Flenanger's book
store, Lewis pawn shop, J.Bnlings & Co. 8 liquor
store and Hollis book store. The loss Is $50 600
which is covered by insurance.
Dangerously Injured
John Lee and John Barrett were dangerously
injured In drunken row In house Of M-fame
Saturday night
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The horse disease at Cleveland, Ohio. is as
violent as during the previous epidemic, al
though the Street cars are still running.
Mrs. Scott siddons was among the passengers
Of the steamer Moravian, which arrived at
Quebec, Canada, Saturday night.
Dogs cot into q herd OF sheep belonging to
owen Potts. at Browns mills, Burlington Co.,
n. J., on Friday night. killing 81 outright and
mutilating Is others so that they had to oa
slaughtered.
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NEW YORK NEWSPAPER TALK.


Jeren,i:sd by the tsSsssa'' Upon Demo-
cratic BlHniers -The ssgsera,d''
Upon the Tariff and Democratic
PIospects-The WOrid'' Upon
.'Eribunes, Warns the Hepub.
licans Against over Confidence
The s'silnes'' Urges Republicans
to Register.
Especial Dispatch TO The Sar.l
NEW YORK Oct. 1S.-The Sun to-day has &
column double loaded editorial headed an
Mincing Matters" in which it says the demo
Gratis have been disastroHsly beaten, and that 1t
is silly to make light Of il and idle to try to
white it away by cunning calculations and
adroit figuring. 1t declares the whole demo
cratic campaign to be a series Of blunders, and
says the greatest blunder was the failure 20
reEominate Ttlden. The Sua says in TIL
connection: "Ttis iliustrious man the DEM
cratic party thought it could afford to dispense
with as candidates! There Is a Wort
Of one syllable with two o's IN it which
might not, appropriately, be inserted
here. The party nominated General Han
cock. good man, Weighing two hundre /
Then, as GROWING act OF folly, the party wanl
into tie state Of Thomas 4. Hendricks, and
took another man for Vice President. An"
name other than that OF Hendricks would have
they had to take man with the most o lion :,
reputation as skinflint to overc)me.
There USED TO DE IellOW VINO maze an Occip2-
ton Of buttlng his head against rough-stoDe
New England wall for twenty five cents. The
democratic party In making this nom,-
nation resembled hin; only, If report b
true, they did not get the twenty-five cents
The Herald says the position OF the democracy
on the tariff question has become as helpless as
it is humiliating, and that the recent sudden
conversion is so obviously extorted by panic
that 1t can be Of little service to the democratic
party in manufacturing states like Connecticut
and New Jersey. Referring to the signs Of rally
Ing along the democratic line the Herald says
"the democrats do not mean to leave the field
until the battle Is over. The republicans vii
have to fight. They must not waste too much
OF their powder In firing salutes. It Will b
wanted for serious business. We have heard
too, Of battles lost because the ammunition
gave out" The World advises Mr.. Dorsey and
Mr.. Jewell not to sell the skin OF the democratic
bear in Indiana prematurely, aud says that the
democrats there VINO did not like Landers
will be out In fun force In November to support
candidate In whom they all believe. The
Tribune warns the republicans not to be luuet
into feeling Of security, and says "there ia
suspicious unanimity in the talk OF the demo
Gratis Of this city and Brooklyn that their Oppo
nents have the advantage of them, and In the;l
frequent concessions that they can hardly hope
TO defeat Garfield" The Times has urgent APP
peals 10 the republicans OF New York to register
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Fatal Quarrel Of Miner.

ALLENTOWN, PA, Oct. 1o.-ThOmaS Giilen and
Philip Miner quarrelled at Schmoyer's ore bed,
Maaung1e, Saturday night, and Miner stabbed
seen again until his dead body wos found last
night In an adjoining field. Miner is under ar
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PACIFIC SIDE NEWS.
Thompson 1Eiver Damned by a

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. IA dispatch
from Victoria says: On Thursday night a slid
took place six miles below Cache creek, which
completely damned up the Thompson river ~
the height Of 100 feet, which obstruction the
river must Surmount before reSuGlng les
course. Should the dam break away all al once
the damage to the railway work and wagon
road from the water rushing through a narrow
canyon and gorge will be enormous.
An Indian Hung ia Sitka.
The steamship California from Sitka arrive.
here this morning and reports that the Indian
who murdered the toll collector fifteen month";
ago, was hung Oh the 9TH inst.
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The Geld SHap.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-At places In the west.
in the same latitude as New York, the mercury
ranges from 25 TO 80 degrees, with nigh westerly
winds.
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A Drunkard,. Fatal Fall.

PETERSBURG, VA, Oct 1S.-While attempting
to cross railroad bridge az Belheld, Va, Sat
the 1restle and was fatally injured. He was In
tOXicated at the time.
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Agent Berry, IHOyt, Cline and
Neach0m All IN Jail.

DENVER, Oct. 1s.-A telegram to Gov. Pitkn
says Snas ano1 a AgenE b s, a1yI Eane r ana
charged with the murder OF Jackson, the
treighter,
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SENATOR vEAEnGNE IN PEsILA-
DELPkEEA.
Beth Party Leaders Seek Him
Gov. EFartranft First - Speaker
Randall NeXt-Ir. NaahOne's Ru-
mOred Position, Etc.
[Specia! DISPATCH to the .S5,I,..


PHILADELPHIA, oct. IS. - Senator-eleCt Ma
hone, OF Virginia, arrived here yesterday
morning, aud his presence in the city was not
discovered by the leaders Of either party until
today. AS early as O'Clock this morning ex
Gov. Eartranft and Vim. r. Leeds. one OF the
prominent republican local leaders, called at the
Continental hotel TO see him. but it IS reporter
that they failed to secure an interview. Speaker
Sam1 j. Randall was also early on hand an .
was closeted with Nj. Manone ali the forenoon.
The delnOcratstShave since exercised a close
watch on MI. Malone TO keep the repuo-
lican leaders away from him. Governor
HartTanft, who Is co lecrOr OF the port, and he
and LEEDS represent the Cameron interest. This
attempted d,ckerieg by the leaders OF ooti
parties with Mr.. Malone has excited 81 extra
ordinary interest % &c punt OF the possible
position OF Nahone 20 threw the vote OF Vir-
ginia for Garfield or Hancock, and secure gain
OF three o. four republican members OF Con
greSS IN that state which would send Mr..
Randall to the rear. Tnis possibly explains
MIR. RandallS anxiety To secure the Malone Ia
liuence Tor himself and Hancock. Malone. %
not few, has now bCcmed up as the possible
arbiter Of the presidential election, and this one
mans word is anXiOusiy awaited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-18

The Oregon legislature has passed coDstitu-
ttonai afnendment in favor OF woman suffrage.
the senate by vote OF 81 to9, and the house bY
50 to 81.
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WE WILL GU Ar Mt
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Do not cOnfCuDd the name with some other.
Price Sl5.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-InternaI rev.
enue, sSss, 1882; customs. s669, 4a411.
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80 TREASURER AND ASSESSORS OF
EII,E Ia C..


Notice is hereby gyen that on oCTObER 81.
lSS, will Xpire al licenses given by the District
Of Columbia to all ApothecarfeS, AuctOneers, Banks
AID Bankers, Bill Posters, Brewers. Brokers, BOOK
Agents, Claim Agents. Contractors, Cattle Brokers.
Commission Merchants, Dealers III Distilled ana
Insurance Agents, Zee Dealers. Manufacturers OF
Illuminating & as, Life and Ere Insurance OAfn-
paIifs, Patent Agents, Pawnbroaers, Photograph
ers, Froprietors of Bsr EOoLs, sample Rooms.
Tipping Houses, Billiard, BaRatelle and Jenny
Lind T8bl Bowling Alleys, Hotels, LyerS Stables,
ond- hand Clothing Dealers in Old Barrels. Restau-
rants and Eating Houses, Iheaters. ReCtihsrs, We.
All parties engaged i'll said business. trades or
prvfef sioEs, must promptly renew said licenses. In
accord nee with the provision Of the laws of the
District of Columbia, viz THAT every person liable
before engaging in the business shall, in addition
to the license tax IMPOSED, pay fine or penalty OF
not less than i've, nor mere thaa nifty dollars for
each offence" ROBERT Z. DODGE,
OctI6 Treasurer and Assessor d. G.
s1Sa The DEDICATION OF THE HANCOCK
E~ss AND ENGLISH Pole and Flag postponed
from the 18th, VII ttke place On TUESDAY, I9.h,
at Lanzly, Fairfax County, Va, three miles above
Chain Bridge. octI4-4t'
rSa FDGAR's COUGH SPECIFIC, for coughs,
CoS colds, wEOOPING COUGH and ali lung
troubles. Price Is and so Goats per bottle. For
sale by al druggists Wholesale depot corner Sth
and East Capitol streets. oct9 3m
49, NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
Bethesda, Bedford, Blue Lick, Congress. Deep
Rock, Buffalo, Iitha, ROckridge Alum, Geyser
HathOrn. Gettysburg, FriedrickshGll. Hunyadi
JanOs, Appolbnaris, Pullna, White sulphur.
At M1LBURN'S PHAeMACY,
feb19 l4.9 PESNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL MAYNARD left Wash
ington On Saturday night for visit to Tennes-
see. First Assistant Tyner VIII act as Po5tmaz-
ter General during his absence. Second As5is-
TAFT Postmaster General Brady returned from
Indiana Saturday.
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RECRUITS FOR THE WEsr.--The superintendent
general recruiting service has been ordered to
forward sixty recruits to Fort Snelling, Minn
where they Will be reported on arrival 10 ~,
ccnmaEdiug general department OF DAKOTA ~.
assignment as fellows Thirty 10 the 81 In
faniTy; thirty to the 9Th infantry.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ JERsEYMEN. ATTENTION,
William 81. Bsrnum says that with New York and
New Jersey HancCcks election is assured. Special
and ilf Iort0Ht meeting at 1880 O'Clock TO-SIGHf L.
Room No: gd4 vt: n: y; he Pre- sencs o. every
1t JACOB W. STARR President.
fIso ATTENTION, PENNsYLVANIANS!
Pennsylvanians are requested to meet at the
ODDS Of the Iennsylganis kepu 5lican ass rcsrl2 =
$50 street northwest, at Is O'Clock arp. THIS
EVENING for the purpose OF partic pating III tn
serenade TO Hon John sherman
80 VETERANS. ATTENTION!
Ire members of the NATIONAL VETERAN
CLUB will assemble ar headquarters, l425 New
York ave , THIS Monday EVENING, at o'cl rex
Hon John Sherman. By order Of President
it II. D. NORTON, Recording secrstary.
rr- TOW FATHERS, LOOKOUT!
Let every hand be on deck fst Cloud B liIdiae)
prosperous voyage Of saturday evening and join in
the serenaGe to be given 10 the great Resumption
Secretary. The Evening STAR has be II assigned
to The rig 1t OF the line, following the full Marine
''geat US: Not by 500 sght!'
A. l.. BARBER, Captain
WILL A. SHORT, steersman. 1t
80 REVIVAL, SERVICES AT McKENDR reg
tween 9th and 10th st5. u W. at 80 p, M Preach
ing by The pastor, REV C. Herbert Richardson.
Fsso REV. NARAYAN SaESHA DRI, of India.
bD@ q converted Brabman of high caste, wnO
fefcTe bis conyerson vas wors hii,pet az god viii
Church MONDAY Evening, The 18TH. at Ia O'Clock.
Cctl62r
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FIVE LOST AND Two SAVED.-The signal corps
Station at Grand Haven reports schooner Gre
NADIA went ashore at MuSkegan at $50 p. m.
Sunday, and five men were lost and two saved
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THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS as internal
revenue storekeepers have been made:-W. F.
Waldner, Sd district OF Maryland; &. II. Dob
yeIs. I1h district Kentucky and j. L. OBrian
5th kentucky district.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. j. 3. Collins to the
receiving ship Franklin. Lieut.. j. f. Merry hiss
returned home, having been detached from the
onward On the 18th ultlgno, and las been placed
Oh aitirg orders.
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FOR Ei9N AFFAIRS.

LONDON. Oct. 1S.-A dispatch from st. Peters
DuIg TO the DGtiH Netrs says: The Tekke- Tur-
mace repeated energetic attacks during the
past fortnight In al directions along the Rus
nan lines from hraSno-Nod and rGhlhiSlan TO
tIifttng loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-18

TEE CANDIDATES who recently passed sue
cessful examination for appointments In the
regular army watch the movements Of the
President with exceeding interest. They can
and cannot get their pay until they get their
commissions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-18

The NAVAL REyIEw.-While he has not de-.
nitely settled the date for the naval review a:
Hampton Roads. Secretary Thompson has
pretty well decided that 1t shall come of on2
week from tomorrow.
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Sitting RulI,s PrOgrau.

Sitting Bull, according to the report Of one
OF General Terry's scouts, just received at the
Wal war department. has proposed to his followers
approaching each time near to Fort Keogh. aud
lien, not disturbed by the soldiers 1t Will be
and they can all go In and surrender to Gen
elai Miles The willy old chief will find it diff
nco!t 10 Keep his followers out in the cold this
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TIE STATEMENT IN TIE STAR On Friday, attrib-
uted to Hon. Robert McLane of Maryland, to the
effect that he had given up all hope OF electag
Hancock, appears to be unfounded; While other
portions or the conversation, also attributed 10
lin AID Judge Richardson. were mi,und3r-
StCcd. and therefore unintentioaaliy IniSrepre-
Sented.
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..rinn C0n.iitut,Ouaiists.

A dispatch from Vienna 10 The Times says -
at q preliminary con renee in the matter o.
tie meeting OF The lstitutionalistS, IL was
unanimously resolved 10 hold the meeting earlg
liz November. Many members OF the ReicnSratI
u ORG D.. annfprpnpa
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