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POLITICAL POINTERS.
INDIANA OVER e,ooo RspuBLcAN.
Mr.. gish Hoperui OF Carrying hts
S'a'c iu NoV"mbcr- John hher.
nlen on Ihe Siiuation--a
o. emOcraIic Increase
In West Va.

Indianapolis Oct. l5--Returas from s5
counties give a republican mej )riY ot6SS9.
The counties 70 hear from are lIancoek, No
BILE, Perry, Upton, Spencer and Union, all
demo, rat, (Oxcept Union count, (which go,o
IN 1876, ~ net democratic mi ity Of l,t6l,
which, if no changes are found in tho yot !,
would give the republican majority on the
state ticket 6,325 The cont st in the Fifth
con 'ressional district is close, aud will REQUIRE
tho official vote TO determine the result. Tho
republicans claims II by u small mriority,
wa'ca would give the republicans nine con.
congressman TO four democrats Fram re-
liable returns received up to last evening, the
legislature will stand: Senate, % democratic
and 20 republican; house. i3 democrats and
o' republicans, a majority of Ii on joint
ballot for the republicans.
The 'talVment avng been ex,en.
s'vs'y pubhshtd that there wa, great d,ssat.
faction smong the Democrats with Eaplist,
ana that acobieroace of leading Democrats
had been held, at which Mr. Il islish was not
present at which the subject ofhs withdraw.
a from tho ticket was di.cusse, Mr.. English
pronouncss the rumpr of his withdrawal to
DO utterly unfounded; hc knows of no reason
why il should be, He says he conf leptly
expects TO be elected and that Indiana will be
crriod for Hancock and English in Novem-
Der.
Indianapolis. Oct. l5.-Returns from sS
counties give II net republican msjorty Of
6,2lO, The counties 10 hear from gavo n
democratic msjority in 1876 Of 4l3. The
official majority will bo about six thousand.
Tho republicans have majority on jlint
ballot in the legislature OF fourteen, snd
olCet eight probably uine, congressman out
of thirteen.
lndiM a)olis, Oct II. -R Urls from nll bat
four counties gjyoa republican ngjoriy Of
0'0I, The counties to bear irom gave dem
ocru'ic msiOritiCs ia 1876 Of 4l9.
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The Cotton Crop.

Washington. Oct. l5-Thc following
statement Of the condition of the cotton crop
was issued by the department of agriculture
to-day; Cotton returns of Octabtr first re.
eeived at this dep ,rtment give condition Of
tton crop Mt So, being decline Of pr
cent siace September lrst. Compared w,,t
returns received ut the saro time last year,
there is a gain Of per cnt
Tae following is summary OF the reports
by Ststcs;
North Carolina, ~ counties reporting, give
an alersgeot %, against ~ last year; South
Carolius, 20 counties reporting give an
average of s., a. ,,nst So las: year; Georgia,
81 counties reporting, give an average of SS
asolnSt a lbs. year; Florida u couaues
reporting, give SS, sguust so last year,
Ahbams, 81 counties reporting, givo SIS,
against 70 last year; Mississippi, a counties
reporting, give IS, against So last year; Lou
'siana 10 couuiies reporting give 20, uguins,
80 las, year, TexSs, IS counties reporting,
give 90, aga'is. 10 last yeari tennessee, 10
counties reportiog, give 81 again,t LOG last
y,ar.
The Atlantic states all report favorable
weather, and the crop rs two weeks earlier
thsn last Year. Ia Florida there Is universal
complaint of damage from storms in Ala
bams there is too much rain, rust and cater.
pillaTs reported in many counties. la Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, Arkansas mi Iennes
e., the weather has been too wet, and
great loss ircm bo.l-worms, rot and rust IL
reported. 10 TcXss, too much rain in many
localities, and worms in nearly all, are
reported still. Tho correspondence says
that there is as much cotton as can be gath
cred.
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COLOGNE CATHEDRAL.
CELEBRATION OF IT'S ooMpErioN
In" city spIendidly Decorated In
Honor of tho Occasion. I'm.
pSror William and 0ther
DiSiinEusshea Per
sons resent

Cologne, Oct 10 Tho city IS
sp ea1idy de t'l day, the Gee =
sion being the cslelr,.io Of tho COM
pletion Of the Colcgue Ca bedral. Lqrao
crowds of visitors from every portion are
continually arriving
Count Won Moltkc, and tho Emperor ana
Empress of Germany, are hsre. The latter
were enthusiastically received and were wei.
coined by the K'rg Of Saxony, Prince
Lieutenant of BSvmis, Prnce William of
Wertemberg, and other royal per,ouogss
AT eleven o'clock the imperial cortege
proceeded to tho western entrance # the
cathedral. where ii was received by the dean
amidst tho ringing Of us and AN artillery
salute, The Te ID um WIS then sung, after
which tho imperial proc sion travNs ID the
cathedral, and on appearing at the southern
entrance, there was Tremendous and prolorg
ol cheering. The emperor delivered short
address. A document recording the com.
pletion of the cathedral was placed in the
key stone and tho emperors standard was
hoisted on the steepl'. Tho popular en-
thusiasm was remarkable. Emperor VII
liam, in his address, thanked all the German
governments for their cooperation iowurd
the completion Of the cathedral, anl con
cluded us follows: MAY this splendid mon
umeut remain by the grace of God us Il
promise of ponce in All lands"
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New orlrNus, o.. 10 "A dew named
"o'eoe'g Nlia' a, g 'odmqu reported euli
ot swinoI'rg 10 Atchisou, Leavenworth n
l"pek1' X n'a', With forged cbecks, who b
also ohtnred Slo) from tho C4ual h,
Snd ; 90 from another party here, was I
lowed TO Mobile by detective Farrell, arr
ed brought bore md char ed with forgery
The Grand Jury Indicted John Crowl
Martin Nolan, Alexapder Gles Al
Frenchv, Joe and Pierre Berlin, for tho m,
der Of Michael MceAir IL Aloior. los, Ms,,
All the accused are in jail except Berlin.
j Shaetor, ,n- lAa "a, tys,,, wa,
tho Bender family arrested has been indie,
charged with t'Ise imprisonment but SO
has eluded arrest.
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ohio aud Mississippipw

ulneinoati, Ohio, oct, la AT the snrl
weetingof the stockholders of the Obi,
Mississippi railroad, held here today,
following were elected directors for ems,
i'u' Wears Mes'ers Jes,;sh S'oar. IL,
moud Lo'roth. Of Bsllim, rr, F W ,rac
spn'gded' Illinois TIL, rnuual rvpor
'n' president Nf The road states that pro,
v had vastly improved end that lis net o.
Ng' for tho year endbr June, lsi., -
would PROBABLY reach the sun Of 81 800 O
i'9 report FURTHER declares that the &c,
pmy VIII have on hsud ou Nov. let men,
four m'lltons otGo'Ars, and will be prepa,
20 pay It's coupons ON second mortg.
bonds. Two on Sndno0 / nl,;s;o, y IA
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Londeo, Oct, 10 The Dublin correspond
ent of tho Manchester Guardian says the
crown law officers, at consultation, yester-
day, drew four of the summons against the
land league eg!stors, TO DO placed before he
hig her authorizes Tor approval. a sHcial
meeting of the Privy Council under tie
presidency of E,rl Cowper, lord lieutenant
of Ireland, consl cred the matter, but lis
decision is not yet announced
Tn, Dublia 20 'respohd,n, of the Tim s
says the govern ment win no; be content with
striking at subordinates. A great land
meeting IA announced ut Tullarde, county
C'rtow, Monday next Parntll and all the
leaje have been invited and are expected to
b. present.
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MCnI NirAii,in.

wheeling, Oct, 10 --UnlY few moro
counties IN the ,tate havo been hearl from
and no reports Of any cOust quencc have
been received from the Kanswha valley Ie.
gion, where the creonbacN vote WAS princ-
pQlly cast The democrats claim tho state
by from 1900 to 10000, aud the chairman
OF the republican committee comedies ii by
5000 1t will take several days to ascertsia
the majority. Melyino and Mcconnell, re-
pobliesns, arc elected judges in the fret cir
cult. The amendments to the constitution
arc adopted by large majority. Tho legis.
hturo will be democratic in both houses.
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DOLNTA% " "a.

\ Diagonal, trimmed with N-lvctau sik'
Chenille silk Frings and passcmentcrIe Or
naments, for 80
A better quality Diagonal, trimmed with
he>vy ribbed Silk, SATIN Piping, Satin and
Moire Antique ribbon bows, jet Pas,emen'e-
RE and Ornaments, and Chenille Fringe, for
slI 90.
A fne Diagonal, double cape, trimmed with
Polka Dot Satin and gros-gran slk, with
handsome Passemsnterle dowl the back, ir
1850.
A beautiful Beaver D,lma7, chborately
trimmed w h PLssemcnterie Ornaments and
Beaded Fringe. for SlS
An elegant Diagonal Beaver, trimmed with
double folds of gros-grain silk and Pas EN- NJ
terie Cord, Chenille Fringe and PasscmcnteIie
Ornaments for 500.
Satin de Lyon and Armure silk D)lmlus,
exquisitey trimmot In rich Pdsscmenterc
Lace, Velvet and Beaded FHase, of q variety
Of values up to Fifty Dollars.
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Nov York. Oct l5. Tho following was
received last night at the headq Of tho
Dem cratic national committee; "iudian
apolis, Oct. IA: To Hon. w II, Barium--
In this contest wo have encountered the re
sources Of the whole Republican party of the
United States aud have suffered temporary
defeat. In November We shall encounter
only the Republican party of IndiauG with.
out tho ma hiaery of the Unted States dep
uty msrshal', aud confidently expect to
carry tho state, William H. English"
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Races

Baltimore, Oct, To- rho regular !
meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club, @,
mences m Pimlico, on Tuesday next, the Il
inst aud will continue fur days. Atc
ono hundred horses, including thu bost
tlniH theland are already present, Amo
the most notei, ao" L.r Black, arn, Glo
m re, Irish King, Ferida, Spinnaway, Unc,
'uvuneur, Ohtckuntr, SENSATION, Greh {
MONITOR hmdoo, CriuKmnre, Fer ne'u
Gllcla, BramhHl'ttS and Tellamechus.
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Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 10 "A special from
Gulatin TO the American, says cold blood
ed murder was cjumitted at Lafayette, on
Wedne'day evening. Joseph Cartwright shot
and killed Hugh Saunders with a cal binc.--
Saunders was IN important witness against
Cartwright for stealing. Captain H. r.
Kent, United States marshal, who had been
making arrests for violations of revenue laws
aud summoning witnesses, was fired on to-
day with n shot gun, some distance from
Galla,in, by m unknown party, who arc
supposed to be ilhcit dstiller'. ue wa4
wounded In twenty different places. None
of the wounds it is thought will prove seIi-
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New York, Oct lA.-- Envelopes
containing bills of exchange for
cottop, worth about 5000 we're stolen on
Mou6sy from the post office box Of SChu-
maker & Krone, of number 42 OF Exchange
Place. The bills hAd been sent to the firm
by Kaufman & Runge, Of Galveston, Texas
Robert Smith, fourteen years old, was ar.
rested for the crimo aud confessed. The
bills wero rec lvercd.
Attn latc hour las' night, ibo republican
national committco decided 70 direct that
Efforts bo made to carry Florids North ca.
ro'iua, and Virginia
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Ccnsns Enunerninrs.

Wasbintt N, Oct. 10 Gen. Walker.
chief Of the census bureau, says payments OF
enumerators arc being pushed as fast Ms re-
sources of the census office will allow. One
hundred ard ninety clerks nre constant y
employed on this work, and 1890 accounts
have already been paid in full. Nine thou
sand more have been made up, and mailed
for iheir recrints.
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Boston, Oct 10 "A fraudulent banking
known as the Ladies' Depository,
which promised to pay s per cent. pr month
to deposltors and which seems to have done
a thriving business, collapsed to-day, and
now in the bands of the sheriff. Eight suits
have been brought against the concern acd
the number Of its victims seems to be lar, O..
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A ConnniInf war

New York, Oct, l5.-lndianapolis special
says: To-day Senator's Hendricks, VOORHEES,,
and Mcdonald and Mossrs English, Fleming,
Landers, Slealley au / Crosby, with numbers
OF other leading Democrats, are holding a
graud council of war in this city, bat the
c1nterenco is held with closed doors and the
proceedings will not be made public uotil this
eyenieg.
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GCl4OAK KG "a .
\ BLACK Uaion Beaver, for $500,

a Black UAion Beaver, for $500,
A good quality OF Beaver trimmed with Three
rows Of Satin Qultiug, Mt IN back and pccS-
cts, Piping and Fringe, 'orst5o,
y nice Beaver trimmed with Brocadsd satin
and Fringe, for s.,
\ better quality of Beaver, trimmed with
Fehiu stripes and Velvet, pped vita saun,
for 50.
A Beaver same quality, trimmed with eatin
down the back, Fringe and Ornomems, 81.
Anal Wool Beaver, trimmed With silk aud
Satin piping, with twelve silk Iods at the
back and pockets, with Passcmentorie ornn-
ments, # rS5 30,
A fine All Wool Beaver, trimmed with Bro
cnded SILK and Velvet, beaded Passemcnt're
Ornaments, Satin Piping on collar and sleeves
for $40,
Finer qualities at liaG eat p-ccs, up to $50.
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Ballimor, Oct. IA ssrits Of procts.
siors in celebration of tho settlement OF
Baltinore ended to-day with grand parade
of Odd Fellows, Knights Of Pytbias, Hepta.
s)phs, aud other benevolent societies and
orders. There were about 5000 men in the
line of procs s,ion. Tho city is again ilumi
mated tonight, and the streets continue
tlro1rtd.
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rcdicnI Assoclation OF Virginia

Danville, Oct. l5-Ample arrangements
have been made for the mo,iing of the med.
ic'd association Of Virginia to be held here
n ,xt Tuesday, October 10.h. The citizens
of Danvile will literally entertain tho mem.
Der audal who 't'end the meeting may be-
s Ire Of a cordial reception.
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l.MnNl tMNtrIlrlinna.

London, Oct. 10 "A disps:cb from Rome
to Reuters telegraph company sy the pope
Aps summoned some of The Irish b'shops TO
Rome to Instruct them inyiew Of the prt ont
STATE Of affairs 10 Irela d
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Meeting OF The Republican National
Committee

New York, oct l5.--Tho national repub.
licln committee met shortly afternoon to.
dag, with Gov. Jewell in the chair. An at-
dr5ss will be Issued to the people.
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CnnIInn RtlrSteh

Tro7, N. Y, Cc'. l5.-Five persons were
seriously injured during the Republican de.
monstration Mt Johnsonville lsst night by
the bursting ofa cannon. Two of th,m wi |
probably die.
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Nominated For Congress,

Boston, Oct. l5.-Hon. Francis. B. HAYES
has bten nominated for congress by the Re.
publicans Of tho fourth district.
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VIII 10 Forth no More

Phlladelphia, Oc'. l5.-Jehn Goforth, ese
who, In 1874 or 1919, WIS assistant Uh,
> aies ol,orney-genera, died to-day.
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A sampIc of southern BuIldo,iur

New O'leqns, Oct. l5.--The republic ms
fred 100 guns in honor OF their victory in In.
diana and Ohio.
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! NKw Y0pK, Oct | - Net receipts.
gross, g,27li ntmos close tieaiy; 80
! 80. 90 bHlee,
,,chopVi '''''' .''''''sssss'.'ssss'... ~ 80
N lNelnDel .',......... ..,,.,.nu. 10 % 81
DecellpeI ,....s.s.'......,,,.,,. 10 Si66l
January.,.-.,. .,"...-."....... 10 nj;dl
February ..............,,t... II lasnl
MaInh'.,,'.,.',,.... II .S@l
Aprll ""''''''.''',''.''.'.... II aJDl
niay, ... .,.. .. t......,.., 10 lSar
Cotton quiet; sales, i6T I " ~
v lrH's ..,.l.t.,. ..... .......,.......... II Z.
Weekly net receums, lu. $50; gross. "A S5,,
poris 10 Great Britain o ~, Frnncs
roastwise. ltoi continent, -, snles 4
bales sti ok ,SSS bales
N'o sue ~ lair inquiry; domestic ~
~ tiS, pulled, 21@i5i uawashed. ll@SS, II
COMPARATIVE TATEMENT.
For the week ending to-day:
Net receipts at U ) ports. EOS
Inst year Isl
Total receipts to this date. ......,..s.. s......S9G
i.AHt lthl .t..t.. .,.........lig,
ENppfts Tor the week ..........,,,.....,7a
,hsi year s,Ai,.,. .t .....,..tsts.s .....llf
IltuieNporis to this date. ......",...., iM
l'usl year. .......t..., ...,..........'s.s...... ..os
) ook at all U, 5. ports ,.... .s.,.,,....4i-
Last year. ar................t...... .. .,sgr
stock at all interlOrtOwns, nc ~ Selma 0ls
Last year 49,. ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
stock at Liverpool ..".s.,.. ...,....a
Last ycar.... ..f,.sf.. s...ssss .s........ q"
stock OF American allOat iorG Il. 70
Last year ,,.,,.,..s.,...,.,,....,.
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T.I,H- J, 1EIEs e. T.n.Al!,.1D.I..EE:i''Ss q. .EE:i' EE:i''Ss:s
Loud Praises Of the Perfect Beauties showing Fall
and Winter Wraps for the Fair and Fashionable.
Ne claim or our New Department Of
CIoaks and DoInnans

That is rich and varied comprise the Only Complete Cloak
Stock ever boughtino Texas.
To Give the host Of Herald readers idea Of the extent and nature OF
Our Ofenqs line quote few Decided Bargains follows
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nARhHEs Bv TELE9R ,p,s,
FOREIGN.

LtVNmonL, OF u -- Nonn - Coitn,
Moari ate inquiry, VII ch was frely Euppll
Y uplhnds, th. q ltaua, l-lg' Iecelpts.
haiep, hll Amero ~, =. L., 1000 gpee,iini
aud export, ono. mp auds low hlddlinp ella
II mluh' Tor o,tu er DENVER, UniU q
TIER and November, Gs; N yel
nnl b'cHnbet, ID. .ember
Ianu,'y, ll-lu, Jauuayy pnd Ia brun v.
Fa'im } M NJ irn, q IS ~; March ana
----,-i Apiil ahd May, ---i miures u
oasi y.
Sales + T the eek, 730 o, American
sueou altpu, l,"0,tApuEts,1 ,O0l;actral,
2. 7.Iu0j i'm. Qi "a, i,t01; Nmc lem, - t0Oi
,Oj OlO Amer clu, 9il,JJ0 an at,
N'r erieab, t0m
i;aO y n, sales OF American, o,nO
cN"sier io0rk't "a a q ~ ady,
6ilS pm--FQtures dull,
iiNvrp0ul, Osi o., - Thg waekta rIee
OF thc |. rpcol cotton ir0kcgis asaocin
( snyt q t'Ou was va rUod d blahd throupi
tho week week g hardening pfici = and ue
i1ohi OF souO Inscriptions Ris Advau,
Am iicau was la ~ It duiy demand and a,
tilons gercnhly advanced l-l0 afa leDnv
sea itlaud lair husiutsa wRs done mostl
Fl"ridhs Z he driua y was tleaiy mn
lirer We've bur laiiy a hn i-penco lower a.
lnH ID pas rt"hht. Fu'urus spaned n
SD adNt1rcl a-'9nlad. sinrr"Nubes,
the ioH; ne hrcn qdI'.e e aud ha'f NJ ihe 4
l'rhv ' I was %, tital ales, however,
l-l20 0l-lJ higher
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GALVESTON, oct Il, -- iecelp,., o ,5as;
por 90 Gr"ai Brl .stu, franr,. 4
o,nlineni, i, I,lili cOistwise, 549; siock si. /.
A'-. .HGl
Ordinary, ....,....,,........,.,,,,,
t,unu urtnhry y.....,.,,. .........,.....
NV middllng I
MI lhlllng ....,.'''t''', .....,,.,,.......
no9l lhlh'ulng..,',,,..,,,., ]
Mlddllug fair air........,.........,,,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
SeSzfng q Railroad.

READING, Pa, Jan. 13.-Quite an ex-
citsment was created in this ci;y to day,
by ex-Sheriff Mishler taking forcible
possession of the rolling stock, Office
furniture and other personal property
OF the Penn Street Passenger Railway
Company. The following are the par
ticulars: In May last Mishler bought
the personal property Of this company
from U. s. Marshal Kerns at a sale,
which was then had to satisfy certain
claims against the company. When
Mishler went to take nos session he was
stopped hy an injunction of the courts.
This was dissolved yesterday, by order
OF the court, and to-day Mishler DOS
sesse1 himself of the property. He,
with fifteen men, went to the Office OF
the company, and demanded the prop.
erty. This was refused by the Super
'ntendent of the road. Mishler then
gave his force orders to take II.
In shor! time the regular conductors
and drivers were hustled off the plat
forms, and the others placed in posses.
sion without injury to anybody. Mish-
Ter then had the cars and horses. also
the Office furniture taken to the Mishler
House stables, where they are at the
present time guarded by force to pre-.
vent recapture. A red hot stove was
carried out of the Office by the men and
placed on a wagon, from which the fire
was communicated to other articles,
which required some trouble to extin.
gulsh. The sudden stoppage of cars
on this line causes much Inconvenience
to the public, and it is hoped some
amlcable arrangement will be shortly
arrived at.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
Will visit Zutuland.

The ex- Empress Elgsnie, according to
a London paper, inherited $l5G,OOo
from her mother. She will sail from
England next mouth in the steamer
Danube for the purpose of visiting Zu-
luland, and placing wreaths, &c, on
the spot where the Prince Imperial was
killed. The cabin occupied by the
Prince will be placed at the disposal of
the Empress, together with its Origi-
nalfttings. The horses and carriage
used by the Prince will also be placed
at her service. Her Majesty will visit
the place where the Prince resided in
Natal, and subsequently with her suite
travel by the route taken by the Prince,
in OK wagons specially fitted for their
accommodation. The Empress will &C
direct to Natal, where she will be pri-
Vately received.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
A Wandsrer Heard From.

Letters have been received re-
Gently from William Kettlewood wh'
left this city in 1852 for the purpose Of
seeking fortune in the great west,
stating that he will return home the
coming GUNNER or autumn. These
letters were like one coming from the
grave as his friends had not heard
from lin for the past ten or fifteen
years, and naturally supposed him
dead. His mother who is now in her
18th year is greatly rejoiced to hear
from her wandering son, and LOOKS for
ward gladly to the time when she shall
be permitted to greet her long lost son.
It seems that Mr.. K. in going to Cali.
fornia engaged in mining with varied
success, and few years ago succeeded
in accumulating quite large sum,
which he expended the following year
in sinking a mine which turned out tt
be worthless.
He then left California in disgust, ,and
visited Idaho, Montana and Utah, and
after spending year in prospecting
returne to Klamath River, siskiyore
County, California, fully convinced
that there was no place like it for the
enterprisipg adventurer. He is now
located at Scott Bar, and the paper
printed in that county speaks of hin
as an experienced miner and an intel
ligent gentleman. Mr.. X. is son o
tha lata Matbaw K KettlpWonG who rpsid-
ed in Nav Castle Hundred for many
years, and his mother aud brothers
now live in our city. He learned the
carl enter trade with the late William
Graves, leading builder in this city
some thirty years ago.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-15
Money For The Mars n ais,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The bill pro.
viding for the paymsnt of the sums
due Marshals and their Deputies for
services rendered since the close of the
f1scal year and for those to accrue dur
ing the remainder of the year will be
reported to the appropriation committee
by the subcommittee on Thursday and
Will get bafore the House next wee,,
The regular appror ration, which was
vetoed and failed to pass at the extra
session, contained a section, pro.
hibiting the payment of Marshal and
deputies for services a! elections. This
section will not be in the new bill, but
the appropriations for Marshals will be
made for specific purposes, and services
at the polls will not be among the
Items. There will, of course, be some
political debate on the bill, although
the Democrats hope to avoid an extend
ed one. Some of the committee even
go So far as to say there will be no de-
pate, but 1t will not be possible to avoid
discussion.