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National Republican., 1880-11-22
Tusion In PennsyivanIa.

There wero two successful fuslon5 with tho
greenbackers in Pennsylvania at the late election.
In the schuylkil district the republicans and
greenbackers fused in favor Of Brumm for con-
grcss. and elected him over Ryonby ,o3l minority
while Hancock had 2,l7i plurality. General Han
cock was several hundred ahead Of his ticket In
tho county as many Of the greenbackers deserted
Weaver but voted their stute and county tickets.
The democratic vote was as follows Hancock,
ll,5l1; Dechert, l057 jerks lll7S Ryou,
1907; showing that Ryon polled his party
vote within hundred or less; but the
united republican and greenback vote gave
Brumm l2,O3S or 2l3 more than the come
trict as IN General Harry Whites district the COM
binatlon that so unexpectedly defeated Hale in
Maine and Curtin in Pennsylvania repeated its
Triumph and II requires an analysts OF the vote TO
understand that the defeated candidates have not
fallen for want of their full party vote. The fol-
lowing is the comparative vote Tor president and
congress in Whites district;
PRESIDENT, CONGRESS.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
M,n,nr oontroycr,v Adiu.ted.

DENVER, Coli, Nov. 2l.-rhe entire controversy be.
tween the Iron and silver Mining company ofLead-
vile aud the owners of the claim on Iron hin was
settled yesterday by u Judgment in favor Of the
Iron mine and by compromise. In the case Of the
Iron mine against the Tucson judgment was en-
tered IN the United States court IN favor Of tho
Iron mine. IN the case OF the Iron mine against
the Luells, which is now pending in the United
States supreme court stipulation was made OF u
confession of error which VIII likely make the
decision of that court in favor OF tho Iron mine.
In addition the owners of the Luella and Tucson
have Conveyaneed their entire claim to the Iron
mine, These decisions and compromises throw
open to the Iron mine the entire body Of ore on
Iron hill aud remove all hindnnces to The progress
of devcl opnents on what Is admitted TO be the
most extensive body Of ore In the Loadyllle camp
National Republican., 1880-11-22
Federal Authority llust b. Sustained.

Internal Revenue Collector Marks at New Or
leans has forwarded to Commissioned Raum Il let
Ter received from Deputy Collector B. II. Laner
who has charge ofthe parishes Of Louisiana border
ing on the river The letter is dated Lake Proy!
dGnce November 10, end says;
"In consequence of my eandidature for congrt IS
upon the republican ticket the spirit Of intole..
aiCe which prevails here and the attempts wh.Cl
have been made 10 assassinato me, the assassina.
ton of DR., W. b. Jones, editor of my paper, because
OF his active support of the Garfield electors and
myself renders il utterly impossible for me TO prop
ery discharge my duties a. deputy collector OF iu-
tcrnal revenue for this district. In addition /
have to inform you that | am At this moment n
prisoner In my own hou'e aud dare not so out for
fear of immediat te assassination, hnd II also
sary to leave this collection district at least for
the present 10 secure my personal safety. Please
advise nc what to do in the premises; Yours very
truly, B. IL, LANIER"
day telegrGphed Collector Marks, Gt New Orleans,
as follows
~ do not intend TO allow our officers to be In.
timidu,ed and driven from their districts. Employ
five competent, courageous men and arm them
well to accompany DeputyCOlectOr Lauier in
policing his division aud enforcing the laws III
s,rucl them to defend themselves AZ every hazard
will furnish YOU broeeh-loadns clrbncs if ne
pag,aTV"
National Republican., 1880-11-22
VIRGINIA VIEWS.

Judge c. j. Faulkner has been elected grand
master Of liasons OF West Virginia.
One hundred and my men len Danyile Thurs
day for Florida to work on the Way Cross railroad.
Mrs. Martha r. Prince, relict Of the late Colonel
J. Prince Of sussex county, died last Friday at
Petersburg
Mrs. Martha Averett died at the residence Of her
son'iu.dw IN Culpeper county last week, aged
tcveuty-eiglt years.
Captain william Furry, one OF the beat.known
citizens Of Rockingham county, died last sunday,
aged oighty.iour years.
A man registering US II NJ Goldsboro Of Mary
land has been swiudli ing the citizens Of Sauuton
by the use Of fraudulent checks.
Captain Charles A. Yanccy who died IN Harris
ouburg sunday last, had his life insured - the
amount OisliOJQ In various companies.
Governor McMullin was buried In Round Hill
cemetery at his bone on last Thursday. His iu-
neral was attended bya large number Of persons.
GILMAN Huffman Of Augusta county has pur-
chased the farm Of William BerrymNn 200 acres,
$1,000.
Mr.. J. Il. Underwood died at his residence, near
kae.Bh Courihouse, on tho 0,h instant, aged
about Sixty years, He was minister OF tho
Primitive baptist church.
The methodist church south at Keyser, W. Va,
Rev. Presley b. Smith, pustOr, was dedicated yes
tcrdoy. Rev Dr. w. r. Harrison Of Mount Vernon
place church ithis city and chaplain to congress,
was present.
The new church Of Lestor Manor will be dcdl-
Gated on Saturday, November ~ This Church
was built by Mr. John B. Davis. the liberal and
philosophical proprietor Of Lcstor Munor, and is
handsome ediiCe.
Mr.. Ashley Davis. a commissioner Of election at
DalHile, arrested for refusing IoTecciye tho vote
Of Joe Jones' says that the vote was rejected be.
cause the mans identity and residence were
doubted.
During quarrel last Thursday near the White
sulphur Springs between Thomas Campbell aud
John O'Connor the former struck the latter over
the head with bottle from the effect OF which he
subsequently died.
James Il. keene, the wel.klown millionaire OF
special train Il few days ago, and were the guests
of Captain John G.. Meom of Mount Airy. Mr..
kcene married sister Of Captain FoXhall Dain-
gerhaid Of uarriSOnburg.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
a False Alarm.

Considerable excitement was created about
the city yesterday afternoon by tho announce.
meut that prize fight was in progress on
Corcorans farm IN tho county, A detail OF
policemen wero sent out from the second and
eighth precincts, but uo crowd, as had been
represented, could bo found, although two
young men, named Dan Tourney aud John #.
Haverly, wero seen engaged in vigorously
pounding each other. Officers Dunnigau and
Markwood arrested both parties aud locked
them up at the second precinct station, where
charge of di'orderly conduct was entered
against them.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
SEEING TEE STATUE UNvEILED.
How e Traveller Was TalSen IN by Three
card Monte Men.

How Traveller Was Taken in by Three
card Monte Men.
A young man giving his name MS Frederick
G. Morris was arrested by the officers of the
seventh precinct Saturday evening ou COM
plant of German named Adolph Schlcicher,
who charges that Morris swindlcd him out of
a gold watch.chain silver watch and $40 in
cash Mt monte. Schleicher's story is that,
whilo standing in tho capitol grounds Satur-
day, he was approached by Morris aud two
other men, who invited him TO go over to
Arlington aud see a statue unveiled. After
u short talk lie went across tho river
with them aud was asked to engage
IN a game of cards. lie refused to play, and
was told that the unveilng had been post
poned, and tho party returned to the city.
Schleicher invited his new made friends 10
lunch with him at restaurant near tho Gapi'
tol, and whilo at tho dining table the cards
wore again produced, and Molri; undertook to
show how he had lost 500 betting on those
cards. sChleichcr was finally omtrapped into
betting, aud lost his money and watch. His
friends then left him, and Inc was unable TO
identify any Of them except Morris. Tho
prisoner, who is well dressed and rather intel.
ligont, denies that he Is the party who
swinded Schlcichor aud says that he arrived
here from Philadelphia only ten days ago aud
has not been near the capitol grounds during
that time. Judge Smell will decide the case
to-day,
National Republican., 1880-11-22
nnistnryn from tho south.

woman Of more than average Intelligence,
writing "southside Sketches for the Capital! gives
tue following as a specimen Of the iucons'ten-
cles of American history" Every statement is
ridiculously untrue, but is doubtless relIgIouslY
believed:
MANY years ago when South Carolina first nul.
llled or rather, refused to cary ouE law which
had been passed by the federal congress tho Orgu'
ment was made that she had no right To- remain In
The union if she would not abide by the acts OF
congress. When Texas was received into the union
as O slave state Massachusetts actually passed an
ordinance of secession, but there was no talk OF
coercion. When Buchanan was elected there was
great outcry in the north for secession, but whcu
Hale OF New Hampshire introduced motion into
the senate to dissolve the union he found only two
supporters, and they were Seward ana Chase
National Republican., 1880-11-22
Fatal Afr,ay Betweon Itallnns.

NEW York. Nov. 2l.-A gang of seventeen
Italian laborers who had worked on the Cape Cod
canal and recently found work OH railroad not
far from this city were drlnklngi in a saloon at No.
90 Mulberry street last night Michael Barone
foreman OF the gang was one of tho company, aud
The strife grew very boisterous aud blows were
exchanged between Barone and NinccnZe Staglla,
one OF the laborers. Barone suddenly pulled q
chest The wounded man fell ana Barono fod
Staglia was taken TO the hospital, where his
wound was considered mortal. Staglia is also
known by the name Of Joseph Garlic and is twenty
eight years old Barone is thought to have fed
from tho city. Tho police are looking for him. lie
is twenty-one years old. Staglia's ante-mortem
statement was taken by the coroner He said he
was oyerseer Of gang of railroad labOrcrs ut
Orange, N. j., and had eight men under him. and
that the quarrel arose over Barone. whose other
from him and supersede him. He snid he did not
attack FanchiCO.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
Tho Art Lnnn Enhibition.

The art loan exhibition, which opened its
doors to tho public on Thursday evening last,
has boen visited by some of our most proml.
nent citizens, and all conccde it to be an cx-
hibition of the raro aud beautiful, such as Is
seldom obtained under similar auspices. The
students and lovers Of art have, in many in.
stances literally robbed their homes for its
benefit; but tho interest manifested aud self,
denial practiced will be fully repaid by
single visit. The latest acquisition, an ele-
gantly embroidered screen, framed in hand
somely carved ebony, loaned by Mrs. Hayes,
attracts many admirers. Among the con
trlbutors are the names of Mrs. HoIic, Mrs.
Gouveneur, Mrs. X. Colburn, Miss Lock wood,
Mrs. Admiral Reynolds, Miss Bnrte. Mr.. w.
w. Corcoran, MIR. Norman Wizard, Mr.. j. j.
Knox, Mr.. G.. W. For.berg, Mr.. w. o. Evans,
j. A. SIN it'll, u. S. N, DIR. Verdi Mr.. G. &.
Willard, Mr.. II. Semken, Mr.. W. w. Will
iams Gait Bros, Rice DrOs, Bolcsr & Son,
Webb & Beveridge, and Mr., W, B, Moses
National Republican., 1880-11-22
n HUMAN FIEND.


Kicked to Death by u Drunken Husband
NEW YoRK, Nov 2i-Hcnry Van Asbern, a rail-
road employe, thlrty.two years Of age residing on
Clinton avenue West Hoboken, murdered his wife
at an early hour this morning by kicking her 10
confession. In which he says that he did not live
happily with his wife, that they we're both drunk
last night aud quarreled; also that bis wife was
murderer's eight.yoar.old boy. After kicking his
wife In the face, abdomen and neck, Van Asbern
washed the blood from his victim and dragged her
by the hair into bod, where the coroner found her.
She was oonely IN appearance, but her face was
horribly bruised and mangled. The murderer had
previously borne q good character. aud has three
children. He says his wife said something to him
he did not like, and forgetting his mauhood, he
kicked her. He expects to be hanged.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
The stelIarton Mine.

sTELLARToY, N. s., Nov 2O--Afler consultation
odny an opening was made in the cage pit, when
It was found that the air took a natural course,
going into the mine and returning at the furnace.
II was then decided 10 let the air course around
until Monday morning, when, II the aspect of HE
fairs Is not changed, II is proposed TO open out the
Csge pit further. From the present indications it
is believed that the cage pit is all hight, and that
tngs. There no change at the fan pit, and every
thing else Is Quiet,
National Republican., 1880-11-22
A New Trial Asked,

Last Saturday motion for new trial was
filed in the case of William Pope, convicted
of manslaughter In killing james f. Wilson
of Georgetown, in August, 1879. The grounds
are that the verdict WIS contrary to tho claims
of the counsel ON both sides, tile ruling of tho
presiding justice, aud that new evidence has
been discovered TO show that the pistol WAS Gc-
cidentally discharged.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
PncIiie Mining stoo,,s.

SAN Francisco Nov. 2O-The following are tho
official closing quotations OF mining stocks to-day
Alpha 219 Alta, "A; Bechtel, 1; Belcher, /;
Best Il Belcher, Sls BodIe, ~; Bullion, IA Cali
forna, lse Chollnr, ~ Consolidated Virginia. "a;
Crown Point IA Eureka Consolidated IA; EX-
Hale & Narcross, 81; Mammoth, 5-S2; Manhattan,
lLi; Mexican, 67A; Mono /; MONDAY, ~; Ophlr.
90, Orc, 2l-82; oyerman, l8 10; potos l91 Savage,
l12 sierra Nevada, 75G Silver King, 81; Union
Consol dated, lO,s; Wales, .; Yellow Jacket, 81
Boston Consolidated ~; Columbus, 2ya Good
shaw u
National Republican., 1880-11-22
rhn rren.IIlnI,ern, socIrty.

The Free,Thinkers' society hold a special
meeting at Cosmopolitan hall last evening,
Mr.. W. Burchard was elected chairman. The
annual reports Of tho secretary, Mr G, w.
Spier, and treasurer, Mr.. John Hanson, were
read. Fifteen new members joined the as5o-
citation. Mcssrs John Hansen, G. w. Spicr
Hugh Schulz Aug. Schmedtie, Ed, Kahler
EwaId Schmidt and DR.. j. schroll were
elected a board of directors for the ensuing
National Republican., 1880-11-22
WASHINGTON. MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22. 1880

during the month ended October 81, 1880, G0.Sos
passengers, OF whom Gl 3l2 were immigrants 5,9o5
citizens OF the United States returned from abroad
and 1851 aliens not intending TO ro.lde In the
United states. Qfthis total number ofimmatants
there arrived from England, 666j; Wales. ll0
Austria, 1855: Sweden, 3,as6 Norway. 1,ijS Den
mark, 0j0i France. SOL Switzerland, w; spain 7g
Holland 2JJ; Belgium. al Italy, 6)l; Russia, aO2
Poland, lSt lInngary, iSl; Finland, IA; Domlqion
of Canada, l75lf China, 47a: Australasia 81 Mex
leo, 49, Portugal 50; Azores, 10. and from all other
nniIlllnlne "a
National Republican., 1880-11-22
Pnyno's Invaders,

WICHITA, KAN, Nov. 2O.-There was gathering
here to-day Of all parties Interested in Payne's
Oklahoma colony. It was arranged that the
colony should move IN body from the Kansas q
Texas and Arkansas lines on the 9th of December
letter addressed to the president and congress ask
ing that the army be prevented from interfering
with them A committee consisting of Hon. j. B.
sleef OF Wichita, George NJ, Jackson of 81. Louis
aud Dr. Robert Wilson OF Texas was appointed to
60 to Washington and present the address,
National Republican., 1880-11-22
Three Hundred Chooses Toasted.

BOSTON, Nov. 2l.-A fro broke out last night in
the large three-story building of the Braiutres
cheese factory at Bralntree, Mass. The danes
spread rapidly TO the hotel and barn adjoining
both of which were destroyed. together with the
Bigcow house, on the opposite side of the street.
building is insured for 5000 and the stock for
sS 500. Tho loss on tho hotel proper Is $1,000 in
sured for 49, 800, The loss on the Bigelow house is
1000, insured. About 800 cheeses were destroyed.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
Fire Ihl, Morning.

fire broke out about2 o'clock this morn
ing in q small franc house. No so Frederick
street. Georgetown owned by John II. SIS,
ana occupied by Daniel Jones, colored, An
alum was turned IN from box 7l2, aud the
flames were soon distinguished. The damage
amounted TO about $3.50. Tue dre was acct.
dental.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
Tho Army and Navy German.

The officers Of the army and navy interested I'm
the social festivities Of tho winter season met for
organization OF the Army and Navy German club
AZ the Ebbitt house parors saturday evening. A
committee of nine was appointed by the club dI.
yided into three suh-cOmmittogs-Ou invitations,
recepton and floor management, and ways and
means. Tho first of the series OF four parties VIII
be given, II is expected the second week in De-
Cgmber
National Republican., 1880-11-22
A ST. LouIn IrnnedY.

= T. LOUIS, Nov. .2l.-Another bloody tragedy oc-
Cured here last night Michael II. Donerly, re-
gently trumpeter ofcompany II, First United States
cavalry, and honorably discharged at Fort Calvin,
Washington territory last night shot and Sc
rlously wounded courtesan at brothel at No. lis
South Sixth street, about o'clock, and then killed
woman Is known as Birdie Donerly and formerly
lived with the trumpeter, who came hero two
weeks ago aud has since then tried repeatedly to
get her to marry him, which she refused 10 do.
The woman will doubtless recover,
National Republican., 1880-11-22
East Tlmc by a Two.Year.oId.

oTd's twoyear-old stallion, Fred Crocker, to-day
trouod against his time of 2;28l5 for purse and
record. He was allowed three trials, and on the
third effort trotted the mile without skip or 4
break in 226I4. He reached tho quarter In 81 sec,,
the half in 1;l2 and the three quarters in lao.
Governor Stanford presented Marvin Crockers
driver with $500.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
A NIYsteY of the son.

Boston, MASS, Nov, 2o.-A special from Halifax,
N. S., says A bottle was picked up ON the beach
on the southern side Of Crowleys island, AT
the entrance Of Chebogue hArbor, containing a
small piece Of paper on which the following was
long 400 AZ, bark Jane, Glasgow, in a fog sprung
sleat three days ago. sinking iast. All crew work
day and night ut pumps. Yesterday one boat gone
Crew Of eleven men taking to only one boat LETT
God have mercy on us.
HENRY Lynch Master.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
THE OnEn SNAP.
Cold and Snow In Canada.
NV yorl, Cspols Ciosed.

BRUSSELS, oNr,, Nov 2l.-Ihe thermometer is at
zero and two feet Of snow have fallen since yes
terday
Now York Canals Closed,
SYRACUSE n. Y, Nov. 2l.-Tho Erie aud OsWeg0
canals have boon closed by ice in this section.
Cold In tho Southwest.
CHICAGO, Nov 2l-This has been the coldest day
OF the season in tho northwest.
snow IN New Hampshire.
CONCORD, \. H., Nov, 2l.--Snow to the depth OF
from seven to ten inches fell IN this state yesicr-
day.
Thunder storm at Long Branch.
LONG BRANCII, ~ j., Nov. 2l.--Thsre was a thun-
der storm here last night, followed by extremely
cold weather. The thermometer WIS Rt twenty
degrees and two inches Of ice formed,
National Republican., 1880-11-22
Inmlgration statIstIes.

The chief of Tie bureau Of statistics furnishes tho
following Information In regard to immigration
into The United smteE There arrived IN the GUS
TOMS districts Of Baltimore, Boston, Detroit Huron,
Minnesota, New Bedford, New orleans, New York,
Passamsqu qu0ddy, Philadelphia and San Francisco
National Republican., 1880-11-22
Tho Police nnd Gaming Houses.
The following general order was issued
Saturday by Major Brock;

" v
HEADQUARTERS METROPOLITAN POLICE
WASHINGTON, 2Oth November 1880.
The attention Of the lieutenants is hereby called
to rule rs of the manual, the several provisions OF
which must he enforced The said rule states that
The board will hereafter thoroughly investigate
the case OF any member Of tho tOrc0 who has pa
trolled given beat without reporting suspected
gaming houses etc, which exist thereon or shall
have become otherwise notorious. Such officers
viii be be subject Of discipline either as being In
collision with parties uuawMly operating such
houses or Os being absolutely negligent. Parties
are seen by citizens going into and coming from
these suspected houses, and uuiayorlble comment
h mndo relative to the police allowing these g0u-
bling houses to carry ON their unlawful calling, II
tle casual pNssc,.by notices these Violations why
should not the ylgiant officer detect them and re-
port the facts TO his superior officer without fear OF
ayor2 II Is stated I'm The public press that there rs
more gambling carried on In THIS city now than
since the close OF The war. If 80 Il must b1 sUp.
pressed and call ON each and every member ul
the force 90 aid me IN dongso W. g. BROCK,
Major and Superintendent.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
"Reminiscences Moaoham Arresled.

DENVER, Col, Nov. 2l.--A. b. Meacham, tho Ute
commissioner, arrived at o'clock last night, and
was shortly after arrested as an accessory to the
murder Of A. D. Jackson, who was killed By the
Utes last September
National Republican., 1880-11-22
"' rhunder Storm nt Lonr nreneh.
General yoilln,, iiomnina

PHGLADELIRIA, Nov. 2l.-The funeral Of BrIgN.
dier General Jacob zellln Of tho United States
marine corps took place this afternoon, the re-
mains being inferred IN Laurel IIill cemetery. The
body was escorted to its last resting place by an
escort of sixty marines from League island, under
command of Captain Brown. The services were
conducted by Rev Father Prescott ofst, Clements
Z. Il, church,
National Republican., 1880-11-22
FuuernIofJohn Lee Chapman.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2l,-rhe funeral OF eS-Moyor
John Lee Chapman took place this afternoon nom
the church ofthe Ascension (episcopaD, lafayette
Square. The mayor and CITY council and number
oihclals waro presont The inIeTmcut was at Gieen'
mount cemetery.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
RslIrlons EdneatIon of the Indians.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 2l.--At convention Of dele
gates from the different catholic societies Of this
city to-day resolutions were adopted calling upon
tho senators and representatives Of this state in
congress to vote for the bill entitled An act to
give equal privileges to all denominations on tho
indian reservations"
National Republican., 1880-11-22
Killed Drunken Brawl.

ALLENTowY. PA, Nov. 2l.-Charles shaeficr was
stabbed by Tloran Gchringer this evening during
drunken brnwl, receiving injuries which may
prove fatal. Gehringer has been committed.
National Republican., 1880-11-22

To he Editor Of T7s Ndiionol Republican;
SIR; Knowing your mirmlmdedness and Impair
Hality. ask you as an act of courtesy and justice,
to publish the Enclosed letter. addressed to the
president fthe United States and thereby obligc
Your obedicnt servant LOUIS SemADE.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
rotol..r... l680I lalO9 90O3 l5280 l0lu

Garhclds plurality over Hancock Is l,sss while
White leads GNield's vote in every county Of
tho district but Armstrong where Mr.. Mosgroye's
personal popularity told effectively against White.
rhese accidents are among the glorious Uncertain.
lies vi popular elections, and they sometimes level
the Olest and slurdesI oaks Of the political
ilrelL.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
Accidentally Drowned.

SCRANTON PA, Nov. 2l.-Dr. John Townley, aged
sxty.nve years a well-known physician of Carbon
dale, was accidentally drowned to-day by slipping
from plank crossing the reservoir.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
KIilad by Indiana

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 2l-A special to the NetCs
from Fort Worth says: The body Of General J. J.
Byrnes, who was recently killed by Indians near
Fort QutmOn, was brought in yesterday. The
funeral will take place to-day.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
WHY InfInnl2

Why is it that Sam Randall, who indorsed the
forged Morey letter. and aided In its distribution,
is uunoticed In that dirty transaction. while Hot
Corn Hewitt son.in-law TO glue factory, is nailed
like foul bird to the barn door OF public con-
tempt?-C CdDitdi.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
HAMPTON snuDbed.

Indeed Il would probably be blessing to the
national democracy very thinly disguised, If dis
gused at all II Senator Hampton should take his
Herald.
National Republican., 1880-11-22
nonsral Gnrneld cominr to wnsnlnrton.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov 2l-General Garfield
VIII leave Mentor tomorrow or Tuesday for Wash
Ington where he will remain week or ten days