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A RATHER SENSATIONAL BUFFALO HUST.-Ap
army officer stationed at Fort Ke0gh now in
chicago. gives an account OF an interesting
buffalo hunt, which took place on and in Ye-
loWstone. The Crow Indians getting short o:
meat went In pursuit OF bison. and finding 40
attacked them. The animals became infliriared
and started ia panic for the river followed by
the no less excited reds. Soon there was a 4
iDdiStinguiShable mass OF indians, buffalos
and ponies In the stream. The current being
strong II is estimated that thirty sayages and a
humber or bufialos and ponies were drowned,
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rLOOD IN THE HOOSAC TUNNEL--Six feet of
water was reported In the Hoosac tunnel mass. }
SesteI0ay, owing to the overflow of mountain
s.et;S CrO4Ss. "A Washout has occurred near Zoar
?. sh auon, some lour miles from the east end of
tne tunnel, and has DELAYED trains at North
A0ams since O'Clock Saturday evening. It is
.epolied that the road viii be clear by this
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Suicide of n Woman.
Struck by Liphrniup,

MlDhLkIOWN, \. y, July l2.-HoWelI BeakeS
barns. at PuTdyS Station. near this place. were
struck by lightning yesterday afternoon and
burned to the ground, with twenty tons OF hay
vicinity yesterday was very heavy. Berween
Middletown and Mount Fl ope fierce gale ac-
companied by rain and hail, Frustrated the
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n,I VICTIMS OF THE NARRAGANsETT DISASTER
Inc IEneo,o Dodies Of two men were taken from the
Mns MlecK OF the Narragansett In Cold Spring har-
,rnn, L. l.: Yesterday. The headless body which
went wen ashore at Waterford, Conn, June 27, has
Den naaa laentl1ed as that of DR.. o. K Sammis. Of
asta Fark L. L. one Of the victims OF the dis.
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Train on the Green Bay (Wis.) and Minnesota
rallroad was thrown into ditch 40 miles east Of
Mlnona, MINI, Saturday evening. Geo. HUI
were killed, and Mail Agent G. P. Helsard badly
injured ~>S
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THE PRoTRACTED DROUGHT at Petersburg Va
and vicinity, has rendered the water in the re-
Seryoir insufficient TO supply llore than half
The city, and last night water was turned tn
from the AppomattoX canal TO meet the defi-
cheney, which will probably cause several mills
run by the canal to suspend work.
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udaI1iD hiLED BY BoAR--Thomas Boathroyd. a
lacked lacked by a boar Saturday, which threw him i'm
uHwn and bit him in the side and throat. com.
Rteoey RResey severing the Jugular vein. He died In
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The Markets.

BAIT1MORE, July 12.-Virginia skies, deferred,
e4' 40. consols, 5tH: do. past due coupons, 81
GO 60 new ten tortes Az; do ten-forty coupons,
BAITTi0RE, July l2-Cotton uuiet-mida,ins
Us. Flour steady Howard street ana west
ern super, 2: 75a3. 10; do; extra. 0oai.7 Is; do.
extra, 4.0oa4 SO: do, family, 6 25a6. 75 do. Rio
brands, 6.00a6. 10; Patapsco family, 10 Wheat.
southern steady: western irregular and lower
sGuthern red / 1Oal Il do amber, / -l5aI II; No.
SPOT Psz LIZ; a July. 11lZsal IL Aqsust. lGs9.s
dull and steady; western dull and lower-southerll
sTo 4s so uT fS sats sGE n9na Sn western S
hut quiet, southern 38as0; western white, 37aS9
do mixed, 3Ga3T; Pennsylvania, 37a39. Rye dull
-: Hay stsadyEprme ca I M to choioe Pennsylvania and
Maryland. -: 0ea21. 90. ProysiGns finn and tend
shoulders and clear rib sides, no Offering; do.
rib sides, SAaS59. Hams, IIAaI2H Lard
retired retired terees 81 Butter tirm.prme to choice
leum nominal. Coffee frm-Rio carSoes, ordinary
to prime, l2al6. Sugar stronE-A soft 10 =
Whisky dull. 1-l2. Freights to Liverpool PEI
steamer quiet-cotton, 3-i6a4d. :. flour, 2s. Sd.
125. 700 bushels; corn. 35. OOO bushels oats. 300
bushels. Shipments-wheat, 154, 900 bushels corn
{, ,5go bushels Sales-wheat Gel. 200 bushels; corn
5S, 600 bushels.
NEW YORK. July l2.--stocks irresnlar. Money.
2a3. Exchange, long. 4s4; short. ASS. Govern,
NEW YORK. July 12.-Flour quiet and steady
Wheat winter stronger: Corn duh and easier.
4per cents, III !; ~ per cents, lib. Atlantic ant
Great Western first mortgage trustees certificates
69 Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 29t
New Jersey Central consels, 106h. Erie, 42h do
Pennsylvania Central. 55k. Reading. SIX. New
York Central, 132,
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uDr. Lucas vandeveer Newton, q well
kna wn physician In New York, who for several
years has been editor and proprietor OF Tytt
Or, e0tsts' Circular and Chemical Gazette died
In that city on Saturday, Of heart disease.
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SHOCKING IF TRUE.-Canada has an electric
girl VINO discharges from her person electric
ffteen or twenty persons. Her hands possess
the qualities of magnet, and any person shak-
Ing hands with her is subjected TO a violent
called to see her, and he thoughtlessly wore
steel buttons on his vest. The result was that
when he went TO kiss her the human magnet
pinned or rather buttoned him TO her. and this
was not so unpleasant for while, but when ft
was time for the young man to go home he
couldn't release himself until he had pulled all
the buttons out by the roOtS-N0ITiSt01Clt
Herald
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ister OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. died
suddenly OF heart disease In Delaware, Ohio,
Saturday night
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FORMIDABLE INVASION OF INDIAN TERRITORY
THREATENED.-The scheme to settle on the
government lands in the Indian territory is
gaming strength daily, and quite boom In its
favor Is being started fn st. Louis. F. ID. Grad
dock, lawyer, and one Of the company who
came TO St Louis few days ago to work up
the sche me, has received kilograms from Effipg-
ham, Marva and other places 10 Illinois, stating
that number OF persons will be In st. LouiSto-
day ready to 60 to the territory. Adv1ceS have
also been received from Western Kansas that
hundreds OF families who have suffered from
the drouth In that country are on their way to
Oklahoma. A letter has been received from e.
J.. Hin, an old scout, who was with Capt
Payne last spring. In which he says the party
which left Wichita. Kansas last sunday, ar
rived safely at their old headquarters, and
found the corn and vegetables planted In the
spring in fine condition. Jack Bittle, scout.
Tom Texas was found there, and stated that a
thousand men from Texas would be In the ter
ritory In ten days. Hill wrote from Arkansas
City. at which point he telegraphed to numer-
Gus parties along the Atchlson, Topeka and
santa Ee and Kansas Pacific railroads to push
on al once. 1t looks as though the invasion OF
the territory would be formidable. and that II
the military are Instructed to eject the in
tTuderS there will be a conflict. &
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- Asa Gum, eolored, has been sentenced at
Atlanta, Ga, to the penitentiary for life for the
murder OF Martin and Susan De Foor, white, a
year ago.
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TRAINING In Massachusetts, is ended for the
present; the new tramp law. which took effect
May l, having had the same result as the same
law in connecticut and New Hampshire. The
tranps have departed-nobody knows exactly
whittier or how-but they no longer show them
selves at the almshouses, nor do they beset
the oyerseers OF the poor for a nights lodging
at the expense of the rural towns. The returns
from the oVerseers made to the inspector OF
charities July show this COL clusiyelY.
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TWO CENTS.
NEW YORK NOTES.

NEW YORK, July IA fire occurred this
morning at 2G6 Front street, occupied by w. p
Howell. dealer In fireworks aud pistol ammuni-
ton. Stock valued at s. 900 was destroyed and
the building gutted Fully insured. Howell
and his clerk, William Gonzales. escaped. with
difficulty. receiving burns about their face and
hands. The lire is supposed 10 have been caused
by explosion. Two other men. John Gleason
and Nelson VanDyke, were also slighly In.
jured.
investigating the SeaNvanhaka Dis
aSter.
A sub committee OF the grand jury. investi-
eating the Seawanhaka disaster commenced
business to-day. First mate Rae. Engineer
Weeks, Fireman Abeel and superintendent
Kirk were the witnesses present The session
was held with closed doors.
Suicide of a Woman.
Mrs. Farrell, OF Sl5 east 32d street, took a dose
OF Paris green last night. and died from the ef-
lects this morning. Temporary insanity cause
of suicide.
The Police COmlnIssionerS' Nuddle.
General Smith took possession OF his Office at
police headquarters this morning. without op-
position from displaced Commissioner Voorhfs.
The latter. however, is expected TO make some
demonstration during the day.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN and party arrived at
ocean Grove, N. j., Saturday, from New York
on the revenue cutter Grant, and took quarters
at the Sheldon house.
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ing is now needed In that state but legislature
that Will interpret the state constitution favor
ably to women, as the document does not speci-
fy Of what sex the voters shall be. OF what sex
is the Interpreter?
On Foot TO NIAGARA.-Three lads OF West
Chester, Pa, by the permission OF their
parents, started on the 2Sth ult on pedestrian
tour to Niagara Falls. They reached Torwanda
On Thursday In good spirits, though they had
been on the road ten days. having Travelled at
the rate of 80 miles per day. They carry with
them cooking and camping utensils, and tarry
al points of interest on the route. At Torwanda
they were joined by another amateur tramper,
who Will go with them to Niagara
A CHILD ALMOST KILLED BY MUsQUrroEs-At
an early hour yesterday morning, while John
halrns, Flatbush farmer, was driving down
bushwick avenue, Brooklyn, he heard the cries
OI small child which appeared to come from
a vacant lot He stopped his horses and enter
ing the lot found child about nine months old
aiinost sos entirely naked and covered from head
soIt 20 LOOT with large mosquitoes. The child pre-
ssn'ed sen horrible appearance when brought by
Ae kino-heafted farmer to the 9th sub precinct
sssaaon sa house It's eyes were almost closed; the
iace was frfghtfuily swollen, and the limbs and
Dody were covered with big red blotcheS Ser
geant Bucxh0lz Dathed the child with prepar-
atlon which relieved its SufferingS and took tt
70 the hospital The parents OF the child are
unknoWn. Had the infant remained In the lot
an night It would have been Killed by musqul-
toe2-N.Y. Star, 10th.
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INDIAN COMMISSIONER APPOINTED.-The Pres
dent today appointed Orange Judd, OF New
York, and OF the American Agricsdt,trtst, to be
a member of the board of Indian commission
ers, vice Barstow, resigned.
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SECRETARY RAMSEY visited the arsenal at
Rock Island ILL.,, Saturday, and after a recep-
tion left in the evening for this city, where lie
Is expected tomorrow.
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GOVERNOR OF IDAHO.-The President to-day
appointed John B. Neal, of Utah, to begovernor
OF the territory OF Idaho, In place OF Governor
Brayman, whose term expires on the 23d
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"ANTFD-THE WHOLE WORLD TO KNOW
w We sell HEURICH's BEER at cents STOVE
PIPE. and so cents Per GALLON.
Also GENUINE CABINET WHISKY, "a. 90 gal
Jon, worth s5.
E. @. KNIGHT,
tys-fr 18th and u sts NV.
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BEAR IN MIND THAT 10 PER CENT Dis.
COUNT FROM OUR MARKED PRICES Is
EQUAL TO IS PER CENT REDUCTION FROM
TIE PRICES OF ANY OTHER ESTABLISH
MINT jysta5
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- OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
t-S The DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON July d. 1889.

REMOVAL OF BODIES FROM HOLMEAD
CEMETERY.
Whereas in the Sundry Civil Appropriation act
Of june L. 1880, an appropriation Of 81 900 is made
for the removal of bodies from EOlmead Cemetery
when requested 10y the relatives,
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners Of
the District Of Columbia prepared to act upon
all applications to them for the removal of bodies
under the provisions of said act, and al persons
having bodies of relatives inferred in said ceme-
terry are requested to promptly make known their
wishes IS to the disposition OF the remains.
BY order Of the board.
jy7 ct WILLIAM TINDAI.L, Secretary.
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IL A conspiracy is reported In Port au Prince
10 make Bower Bazelias, President OF Hayti. and
number OF arrests have been made.
Diphtheria has broken out among the
children In the Protestant Orphanage at Hail.
fay, Ms, and two deaths have occurred.
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NAVAL ORDERS. - Lieut.. Commander $. II.
Baker to duty at the naval academy 3lst inst.
Lieut.. W. L. Field to duty on the Asiatic station
per steamer OF August 18th from san Francisco.
Lieut.. NJ. NJ. s. Mackenzie from the naval acad-
emy on the 31st inst. and placed on waiting
orders. Lieut.. S. w. Terry from the naval
academy and regarded as on leave OF absence.
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HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
317 Ninth street,
Have added to their line Of MANTELS, and now
show HAND-PAlNTED WORK by artists of we'll
established local reputation: also WOOD MARBLE
1Z1SG In new and chase designs.
FURNACES, RANGES and CRATES.
TIN ROOFING, sc.
Give ESPECIAL attention to MODERNIZING and
NENTILATING badly constructed plumbing in
city dwellings mar31- 1stp
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue xl3G 94I.S1: customs. $685., 1911.

FOUL PoRTs.-The marine hospital service
has received information from Cadk, Spain,
that by DEGREES imports from Para, Brazil, the
republic of venzuela,. y. s. of Colombia: Rio de
Janeiro West Indies, Guiana, Costa Rica and
ports on the Gulf of Mexico, are declared foul
from the 1st OF May last to the Both of Septem-
70 next
, 1880-08-19
The BAUER CABINET GRANDS,

Tho Nc1cest and Most Perfect Production. IN
tic art Of Piano Making. NJ the introduction,
Of an Improved FI0LIN-BIf4tI,ED SOUND
INH-H0ARD Tho poltttne Of tone II greatly fn-
crcascd, and 1tft entirely free from. Metallic
QAaltttcs.
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BERTAUDs ISPAiIrRIE lEIFcrroy. - The famous
French remedy for conofrbHa, rieet. etc. N. s
Hammer, sacramento, agent for Pacific coast Seat
G. o. b. 10 any address.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
=. b. KLUsE.

n,ats with wachhorst, and successor to Floberp !
VNTATCH&AKER AND JEWELER,
w No. go street, between Second and &
Third. Dealer i'll Watches Clocks, Silver. go
ware JeweIry, etc. Repairing in all its ss;, ssk
branches . speciality, under MR. FLOBERG
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Nrw NosK. Nove19be. stth The Sun says, ~
speeting the fard cry; II strikes that the worst
fraud practiced in the latter part Of the campaign
was tho forging and circulation OF Garfelds alleged
Chinese letter. If Barum should bring to justice
those who were guilty of these acts, lie would de-
| serve high praise
RICHMOND Cya), November lIth-The Ere,.iaq
State says The Northern press is doing It's best
get up sill, ard wicked excitement over the elec-
tion to crafty few fools aud perhaps injure bust
ness during the iEtcrrcguum- that Is, between now
and the declaration Of the electoral vote IN tebru.
airy by Congress but the worst and Inost Outrage
part Of the miserable business is the attempt
saddle the South with the responsibility for it by
representing that the proposition 20 throw ont the
vote of New York and declare Hancock elected in
Congress, to elect him BY the vote 0f that body,
as coming from Richmond. No sane nan here has
thought seriously Of eonteeting Garfelds elec-
tioG, and the same, We think, may be said Of the
whole South.
Tie Richmond Wig, the recognized organ OF Ma
hone also opposes going behind the returns in New
York, cr taking any appeal the result of the
tio1al election.
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nENTIsT.-{REMovED TO QUINNS sSxaa
AZ Building, corner Fourth and streetsl ~ 80
Artificial Teeth inserted on all bases Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas. for the Painless Extrac.
ton Of Teeth o9aff
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RANCH FOR SALE,
AT a BARGAIN.

TESuE WELL-KSoWN SAULSB Y1sssss.
RANCH, on line OF S. V. r. r., contain ~
ing $50 acres. A failure of crop has never ~-E=-
been known upon the place. TEe soil is deep, and
OF sandy loan character; produces from p to 50
bushels Of wheat and 80 to 10 bushels OF barley 10
the acre. Terms made satisfactory. Apply to
sTYEETsER al ArSiP,
Real Fstste and Insurance Agents, No. lois Fourth
St, between and X, Sacramento. ol4lm1p
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The Confessed Perjurers.

NEW YORK. November 11th.-After the prisoners,
Morey and oBrlen bad formally signed their con
Morgan committed them, in default OF 3 000 bail
each. to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
OBrien was taken back to the Tombs, and Morey s
friends started out to look for bail. The papers
were at once laid before the Grand Jury
The confessions are held beck it is said, because
there are implicated persons not yet arrested
Solomon Sullivan Morey, T. + Morey and John
W. Morey were conducted TO the and Jury room.
Solomon bowed by physical iufrmities, and was
weak, worn and haggard. He WIS before the Grand
Jury some time Alter his examination, while oon-
yersng with his son, he fell the floor IN cpl
lep;ic fit, and when he recovered lay in the ante
room on a bench at full length.
Several Cumberland gentlemen testified regarding
OBrien, but would not state what their testimony
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the methods of those from whom the public had right
something
falls the lot while the
deudg public the belief that they should really regarded
sol Mankin in part the domai
THERE ARE CERTAIN BUSINESS METHODS WHICH CATCH THE
BEING, ground
try to public mind
pitfalls
We start into permanent business in Sacramento, with
PREMISES ALREADY PAID F0R instead Of purchasing large prop
8ry and placing under heavy mortgage upon which would
have pay high rate interest such interest being taken out Of
the pockets Of customers by making an extra profit Oh The goods
sold In this we differ from our predecessors.
months credit decing the people
saying CASH calling
Thieves sndrs may Cryl In
all romou predecessors
attempt carry heavy
money enough pay promptly goods
bought thisa alsow our predecessors
any goods
what purchase; secondly knowledge of
goods In predecessors
WE FOR OUR GOODS WHEN BOUGHT INSTEAD THREE
AFTER ready judged accordingly
willing say buy
public place
make
ANY HOUSE FOUND THUS DEcEIvNG PEOPLE SHOULD BE
sooRNED POSITION, RESPECT DIFFERS
THAT OF OUR PREDECESSORS
oonundrum business methods causing
annoyance producing
buggn belief that have wonderful and
will do everything make
possible
will differ from predecessors
of when established,
profits
wealthy
pockets
regard, also our methods rromou predecessors.
according FIRST
but atentivey that al may be pleased
arger-a surely put
those fshy hoddym
In this there difference between predecessors
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FoR THE COUGHS AND CoLDs now prevail.
ing, Hammers Glycerole of Tar is a specific.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL DEPOT

GEs MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. SIXTH 9yE3
esa1sS5 and X streets. eNH
W. 0. THBAILKILL D. D. S., Editor and Publisher
Of the Dental Jdirus, Monthly Journal of Dental
Science o27.lptf
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CHARLESTON, November lith The EetcS aud
CoTjer Dernocratic) says Of the election results:
s. oe the Confederate war ended the National Dem
oci .c party has been fighting against the logic Of
events 1t has been 4 party 0f obstruction and
negationa political party which cares for nothing
DIt immediate success on The broad roal 10 ruin
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WILLIAsi 3. MELLER

tL1ate with fIobergl
ATo. 100 J STREET, NEAR SEVENTH,
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer AS5.
snd Dealer in Watches, Slyerware, Jeweiry, e q
etc. Repairing a speciality, under Robert q. g
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended to.
[s29-lptfl
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HARE d MOAB,

n ENTISTS, NO Cos J STREET, BE. ezEsa
~ tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento EsysfSIss
olS-lDtf
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POLITICS.
Preparing for General Garfelds
Inauguration.
MORE OF THE PERJURY MATTER.
Further Details of the Confessions
Other Statements.
VIEWS OF PAPERS ON TIE FRAUD CRY
Hancock Bgain Denies that He he's Writ
ten About the New York Business.
lsrEclll BY rrlnonAru TO TIE nrcopD-usros j

WASHINGTON, November 11th.-The Inauguration
of General Garfield promises to exceed in some feat
ures any similar event IN this city. Even now in
quires coming in from all sections t. accom-
dations for organized bodIes among them the Tentt
Brigade Of National Guards of Pennsy lyania, The
| new National Museum building, in the Smithsonian
grounds, has been secured for the Inauguration. II
is the intention of the Committee OF Arrangements
to ask Congress for 1000 hospital tents be placed
in the Washington Monument grounds, for the ac
| eonmodatien of the visiting military organizations
These viii quarter 10 600 men.
Future Movements of tTle President.Elecf,
Nav YoRK, November 11th-After paying one
visit to Washington for the purpose of arranging
his things there, Garfield will probably return to
Mentor and remain at home the balance of the
winter. His corps of assistants viii probably re-
| main all winter, at present four eaployed
besides a telegraph oDeTator
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SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW!
Z. q .aiEssI II 80 - e. 9. = So =

We have the largest and most complete line ever placed on our counters
We offer Excellent Business Suits for SS, SO, So 55
$40. ST., 81 so and Si2
We would call particular attention to the following
line OF Brown Fancy Cheviot Sack Suits (very
neat and styish) $12 so
the successful SUIT of the
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ATcrHsGE (ks), November IIth. The CRGnpioI.
has official returns from all the counties in the state
except twelve the remote frontier. The vote
foots up Garfield, 1886 Harcock, t6,gl6 !:
Weaver, 1850. Garfeld's plurality, IS 600 This
viii be increased to about 81 600. The total vote Of
the state viii be about 200 eco an Increase of o.
COO since 1878. The Greenbac. vote is about 1900
less than two years.
CHICAGO, November llth.-'The Journals St. Paul
special says Complete Tetcrns from all but FIVE
frontier counties give Garfield $3.50 majority.
Dunnelt has ,l96 Insjority for Congress both
his competitors. Strait has 5.9lS, and Whshburn
-
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senator Grorer.. sIeaItr ImnrnyInr.

WAsmNGTog November 11th.-Iniormaton was
received from Senator Grover today, to the effect
that he is steR3iy improving IN health at Whining
ton .lel) wa ercure establishment, and that he viii
be n his seat upon the e.ssembling of Congress.