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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

NEW York, Sept. GA fire occurred in
South Brooklyn this evening which burned
up about 100000 worth of property, and
which will throw 200 or 300 men out of en-
ploymcnt. 1t originated in the basement OF
one of Robert Birrickloc'5 wiudow-shado fac.
tories. Mr.. Bauckloe owned two factories,
both of which were destroyed. The fire is
said to have been caused by an explosion or
the sudden igniting Of some bcnzinc The
tobacco factory ofThomas Watson was burned,
and several small buildings in the ncighbor-
hood. A fire engine had to be abandoned and
was also burned, A number Of persons were
slightly injured by jumping from windows
aud the breaking down Of a shed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
A Locality which Seed, watching.

Within the past week the ctizcns living on
NJ street. between Ninth and Fifteenth, have
suffered considerably at the hand, Of gang
of midnight marauders, whose operations
generally begin at this season of the year
The residence of Mrs. Bushr1d Reed WAS en-.
tered Tuesday night aud q number Of valuable
articles Of clothing laScn away, The follow.
ing night Hon. Alou2o Bell was awakened by
some one tryu & to force an entrance into his
house. aud going to the window he saw u tall,
black man climb over the fence aud disappear
up tine alley Tho intruder left his hat, which
was picked up tho ncSt morning aud handed
over to tho police, who are keeping IL for the
owner II is stated that these robbcrcs are
regular occurrences, but owing to the leugth
Of the beat it Is almost impossible for them to
be prevented hy the officers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
woMnN's UNITARIAN coNrEnENcE.


ANNAPOLIS, MD, Sept, 2l,-Twenty.hvo
candidates for cadet engineers have passed tho
mental examination, and their names were
posted at the engineers department of the
naval academy this afternoon, They will yet
have to pass the physical examination before
their appointment will be secure. The list is
MS follows: Q. c. Brown Of Massachusetts,, A.
p. Biddle of Michigan, p. G, Brewer of Penn
sylvana r. c. Crisp of Maryland, w. l..
Capps of Virginia. Il, Davis Of Pennsylvania,
NJ. Dorgan of South Carolina, ii. A. Field of
New York, G. NJ. Hals Of Alabama G. II.
ucryes of Pennsylvania, A. l.. Hughes of
Ohio, w. O. Hume OF Now Jersey, II. W.
Jones of Virginia, p. O. KcilhOltz of Mary
land, G.. NJ. Kucppor Of Pennsylvania f, J..
Lnomis Of Connecticut A. G. Matthews of
Ohio, H. Il. McCuyn of Maryland, Il. II, Orr of
Delaware, H. Il. Pumenter of Rhode Island,
II. II, Richardson and j. p, Starr Of Pennsyl.
vang, l.. A. Wedderbum Of the District of
Columbia r. l., Werntz of Pennsylvania, aud
H. II. Whittlosey Of Indiana, L, X, Hin of
ONO w. Shields Of Virginia, Charles Spauld-
ing of Massachusetts, j. T.. BOo;es of Della.
ware, and A. Rust Of Virginia are next in
numerical order, aud Chief f-Eugnoey Sprague
suggests that they remain over TO take call in
their order, should any of the first twenty.
five fail to pass the physical examinations
Mote Private adyices state that Lawrence
A. Woddorburn Of this city entered at the head
of the candidates, making 337 He is sor,
of George Q. Weddcrbum of the Washington
Gn.pife
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

Captain Cutters company of this organize
tlon met at Grand Army hall last evening,
President NJ. d. Months in the chair. The
following vacancics were filled; j, II, HNnne-
man, second lieutenant; CAPTAIN O'Noil, sec
ond vice. president; l., S. Emery, recording
secretary. After routine business stirring
spcechcs were made by number Of the COM
rndcs present. Tits company is recruiting
fast and counts among its meinbcrs Commits.
sioncr Green b. Raum and a number Of other
leading officials All houolahly discharged
soldiers and sailors nre cordially invited to
join. The next regular meeting will be held
Saturday, October 8, ut Grand Army hall, at
1850 p, m,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
The phIladelnhla Demonstration.

The republican demonstration IN PhiIadel'
phia tonight promises to bo the greatest and
grandest display eyer made By auy political
party in the union. The procession on Broad
street will be composed of every republican
club, drawn from the immense population of
$685. which live in u radius of sixteen
miles from tho city hall. The great Senator
Blaine aud the eloquent Jerome Carty of the
Quaker city bar will speak from the Union
League house. Philadelphia is the citadel of
rcpubicauism, aud will roll up majority Of
25 900 for Garfield in November
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

DETROIT, MIcH, Sept. 2i,--An accidental
explosion OF hercules powder (ntro.glycc.
rinel took place this morning at tho Lime
Kiln crossing, shoal in the Detroit river,
about twenty mics below this city where the
government Is engaged in extensive busting
to remove dangerous ledge Of rock The cX.
plosve mat crial was On scow mo0red over
tho shoal. The scow was blown to atoms. The
shock was felt miles away. Several workmen
in the vicinity were cut by the lyiug splintcrs,
but none were seriously hurt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
Meeting of cabinet Omcers.

AT the meeting of the cabinet officers yes
tcrday Attorney. General Dcvous reported that
one of United States Marshal Fit2simmous'
Georgia. bondsmen had asked to be released,
but he had refused to release him until new
bond had been eXocutcd that he had required
Marshal Fitzsimmons to furnish new bond,
which he had done, and that the bond had
been approved A general review of the bus-
ness the various departments disclosed that
no other matters of public interest required
any action ou tho part Of The cabinet.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
Tho norton oaucelius stamp Case.

NEW York, Sept. 2l-lu the suit of Chris.
c. Campbell, assignee in trust, against POST
master James Of this city aud others for in
Judgements upon letters patent granted
Marcus 2. Norton of Troy, N. Y, for improve
mcut in post.marling aud posting aud can.
ceiling In tho postal service Of the United
States, a final decree was made aud filed in
the United States court to-day by Judge
Wheeler, awarding the complainant &Gi,-
47l.4O. Postmaster james has appealed the
case to the supreme court Of the United States
upon stipulation in which tho complainant
valves filing bond by the postmaster as Sc.
curity for Judgment aud for Judgment pending
tho appeal. Attorney-acnclal Deyons has
stipulated to bring on the case for hearing
aud argument in November prJN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
Pacific Mining stoo,ss.

SAN FRANCIsco, Sept 2l,--Tho following
are tho official closing quotations of mining
stocks to-day; Alta, 24 Bechtel, l; Belohor,
IL; Bclydcro, J; Best & Booher, 1osi Bodio, AZ;
Bullion, II; Bulwcr II; California, 2s Cho.
lar, 49, Consolidated Virginia, "a; Crown
Point n; Eureka Consolidated, II; EX.
chSquer, a; Gould & Curry 43i Grand Prize, q
Hale & Nalcloss, 81 Mammoth 1882
Martin White ll.3?; McGicm, llsi Mono,
lBi Noaudny, l3i Northern Rcllr, le4i Ophir
81; Orc, III OyorGan /; Fotosi, 25; Savage,
~; Sierra Nevada lOi; Silver King, 81; Union
Consolidated, 22l Yellow Jacket OBJ Good.
shaw, 2l 80; Jupiter, IL Dudley, l'l6,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

PANAMA, Sept 16,-The Panama STIR md
H1dM suys "A gentleman who arrived by the
Pizarro informs US that Il telegram from Lima
was received at Chimbotc before the steamer
left there, saying that the ChiiHns had again
bombardcd Calao, on August 81, This is the
only intelligence Of the affair that has reached
us. Our informant is cquclett that there
could have been no error in the telegram"
Dates from Guayaqui arc to the 9TH instant.
Ecuador, politically, is represented as in II
very unsettled condition. Murders or attempts
at murder have become quite frequent In Quay
uQuil since the abolition of capital punish.
mCnt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
TRIG HTFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT


Two Trains Collide on IA Trestle Bridge.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.--A dispatch TO the Post
Dispatch from Tcrrc Haute says: A west
bound passenger train from indianapolis on
the Vandala road collded with an east.bound
freight train on trcstle forty feet high over
Clear creek, nine miles west Of Tcre lIaute,
at 400 this morning. Both locomotives went
down with terrible crash, carrying with
them Engineer Oscar Sankin aud Fireman
William Saunders of the passenger train kill
ing them instantly. Engineer james Watson
and his fireman of tho freight train jumped as
soon as they saw the passenger train and es-
capped with slight injuries. Two postal cars
thrown from the ircstlo were smashed to
pieces, but of the eight men in them only one,
A. w. Dillahant of indianapolis, was hurt, ho
having leg broken aud being otherwise In
jurcd. Tho other cars Ot the passenger train
remained on tic track, and none Of the pas.
sengers were hurt. Engineer Watson of the
height train had an arm broken, and Lyman
Booth, II brakesmau, sustained q compound
fracture. Eight freight cars laden with wheat
were smashed and the grain scattered about.
A wrccking train was sent from Tcrre llauie
this morning with physicians. The dead and
wounded were taken to Terre Hdutc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

BAYoNNE CITY, N. j., sept 2t-rhe
trouble between the Standard Oil company
and the Now Jersey Central railroad continues
The railroad bridge at G mtrcviue is still held
by tho Standard compauy's mon, and was the
scene of riOtous demJnstrGtiolE last night
Mayor Lane fearing collision to-day sworo
in 100 special policemen, und il is alleged by
the Central railroad people a. have been
selected from tha works of the -il company.
The STANDARD men to the nuni er Of several
hundred, 1t is said, are cnclmpcd near the
bridge. Lust night the moa were served with
mtions of coffee, ham and bread. Another
man is reported to have been shot, hut the re-
port caunot be verified. Tho man who shot
Cadmu5c is still at large.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
A Good stnry Spnilcd.

The person who furnished the item pub
lished in TIE REPUBLICAN Wednesday morn
ing, relating to the Farmington, Ne, voter,
requests rctrscion of his statement. The
gentleman referred to, formerly voter in
that town, aud for many years editor of n
republican PAPER, was at tho late election II
yoterin tho Jay representative district always
republican district and so far from saving tho
expense of a journey to Maine he subscribed to
the campaign fund u greater sum Of money
than the cost OF trip to Maine.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
Increased Gable Rates wesuitof Monopoly

LONDON, Sept, 2i,-'Tha Anglo.Amsrican
cable company announces That on and after
the 1st of Oatobcr the tariff from Now York
and Canada to the united kingdom viii be in
creased o fifty cents per word; English, French
aud American government message, half ca
bic rates; press mcs9ageIs will he twenty-five
cents, with deferred rate Of iwclvoand u halt
cents. The rate to France and places bcvond
tho united kingdom remains uHaltorcd at
twelve and half cents, but on ami Hlt tcl
December / It will be increased to Gny
cents, aud Euslish, French and American gov.
ernmcnt messages one.hHlf cable rates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
Discrimination Against Republicans.

To ne Editor Of The National Republican,
SIR: few days since II blatant democratic
"Hom" WAS blown from tho postotlice depart
mcnt for cursing the hand that gave him
bread, and blowing his horn around town for
the lost cause. And now comes Assistant Sec
rotary of interior Il III, who four years ago
was 'pcaling loudly for the soldier boy.
within few days he has had Il temporary ap.
pointmcnt to make inspector Of fueI), and "a
gentleman who had been highly iudorsed for
the position, Il Woodworking republican and
Il soldier Of excellent record, was discarded
and welllsnown dyel-n-thc-w0o secesh
democrat was appointed, aud thar without amy
solicitation on his own part or that Of his
friends. This man has his lands aud horses
and money to loan, aud recently returned
FROM an extensive trip to Europe, whore lie
is educating Il son. The discarded soldier and
republican has large family to care for aud is
pccuniurily embarrassed, Is this in the inter
est of republican principles aud the union
soldier? Tho boys in blue don't see it IN that
light. W, d, p.
SEPTEMBER "a, 1850.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
TIE cHRlArL4N cnrRcn.
Closing Session of the Missionary Conven
ton,

Closing Session at the Missionary COnvcn-
ton,
The second days session Of the Christian
Missionary society Of Maryland and The Dis.
trict of Columbia opened at 10 o'clock ycs'cr.
day morning In the christian church on Vcr-
mont avenue Rev. II. d. Clark in the chair
The devotional exercises were led by tho
president, Mr.. Thomas H. Saith, Offering
prayer. Tho reports Of the secretary aud
treasurer were discussed and adopted, with
tho exception Of clause recommending
tho disusc of q solicitor William IL. Schcll
was reappointcd to do that work. An address
was delivered by Rev. S. b. Moore on "Co.
operation Short addresses were also made
by liev. Gonzales, Rev :. T. Fowler, Rev. w.
Ii. Srhcl Rev. +. y. Power aud II. Garrett
The convention thcm adjourned until $3.50
o'clock
Upon rtusscmblng the committee on time
and place of the next annual meeting reported
that they had decided upon Baltimore Hs the
place and the Thursday before the first Lords
day in October as the time.
The delegates TO the convention reported
/, ,GGS members IN the churches of Maryland
aud the District of Columbia-lOO additions
during the last year; SS,S35 raised for all pur
poses aud SSi scholars in the Sunday schools.
This was followed by talk on the Sunday
school as mission work, by IL. c. Stiur. The
usual resolutions of thanks having been
adopted, closing addresses were delivered by
| the following persons: Alex. Newcomer, on
the duty Of christian love; Rev. ). i Maure, on
| the delight of chris ian fellowship; BuujamiU
SUNNY, on the growth ufOur missionary haid
l}ev. s. +. Fowler, COlumcUdutory of II. c.
Sticr's address; also addresses from III. Gar.
rott, Rcvs. f. D. Power aud II. ID. Clark. Tho
pe.dent extended q warm invitation To all
"a l,n M ttpt.IitT n lp ifnll
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
SOLON CHASE.
his Removal from the Editorship of the Port.
land "Euquirer."

His Removal from the Editorship of the Port.
land "Euquircr."
PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 2l.-Soou Chase in
to. o.day's issue of his papcr will give a letter
from c. S. Conaut demanding his retirement
from the cditorslip of the Enquirer if he
(Chase) proposes to advocate a straight green
back ticket In his reply Chase surrendors
charge of hc paper imploring the directors to
change its name lie says this dark night of
fusion will soon pass away and sunlight and
common sense will again have sway, whom
there will be work for him. lie says ho thinks
the grceuback cause eau never die, and autici-
patcs victory in the carly future for the greon-
back party. Mothers north aud south arc
teaching their sons that the greenback road,
like the road to heaven, is straight ahead.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
Escape Of Convlels from Jail.

BoIsE ClTY, IDAHO, Sept, 2I,--SIx cOnYlcls,
while a, work hNlfa mile from the ponitentiary,
oycrpowcrci the guards, obtained arms and
fed, the guards aud soldiers pursuing, a rum
ming nght followed. One convict was mortally
wounded, the other five escaping Sergeant
Nottingham, company +, First cavalry, was
severely wounded, Que of the guards aud an
cmimaut, who happened to b, present. were
also wounded.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
ENERIL GRANT.
a Foolish story Denied-His Visit to TIL,
East,

East.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2i-The Inter Oceans Ga
lena special says General Grant stamps rs
absurd the story that tcn-thousaud dollar
set of diamonds, presented to him by Japan
ESQ prince, werc stolen from him by a private
secretary and sold to Washington pawn
brokers for $1,000. 1lo never had any such
present, and never met with such a loss. Tho
general leaves here for the winter tomorrow.
lie goes first to Chicago thence to Warren,
OHIO, to preside at republican meeting on
the 2Sth; will attend reunion Of his old rcgi-
mcnt at Decatur on tho 9Th aud 9TH of Oc-
to6cr aud returning to Chicago will meet his
son Jesse and wife and accompany them to
New York. lie will visit Boston ON October
l3 aud remain most of the winter In the east.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
EninI nniInr ENnlnslnn.

DETROIT Sept. 2i,-The boiler in Loose &
Sous iluit,dryiug house in Monroe exploded
with terrible violence this forenoon, killing
Henry O'Dricn, engineer Leonard Martin,
cutter, aud boy named ChNbcnam AMI
wounding more or less seriously nine others.
There wero at one tino thirty persons around
the building which was demolished,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
THE UNIT.iRIiNS.

Proceedings of the Saratoga Conference.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept. 24.--.In the morning
session of the unitarian conference II paper
was read by Henry d. Sedgwck Of New York,
OH the "Layman's Demand on the Ministry:
its Education ana Work" The committee
OH commissioners reported Il list of officers,
who were elected. Governor John d. Long of
bingham, Mass, was chosen president
Resolutions were adopted from the business
committee II commencing 5000 to be raised
for the Sunday school association, and $4,000
for ho school at Hampton Va, for colorcd
and Indian ch ildrou; for an annual tax of 81
on each pcw.hOldCr for the care Of aged and
disabled clcrgymen; expressing sympathy
with the umivorsalists and directing that del.
cgations to carry the Same to their ucSt gen
eral convention be appointed.
Tho committee on credentials reported 536
delegates from Twenty-Five states, Canada and
the District of Columbia, besides two from
England.
A subscription started to raise $4,000 for
tho Mcadvillo divinity school had $4,000
from one man. DR.. Bellows Of New York,
L. L. Hale and james L. Clarke Of Dos-
ton, and Henry Powers of Manchester,
N. H., gave $1,000 each. The $4,000 asked
by tho church ut Ann Arbor, Mich, was
partly subscribed, and the conference ad.
journed at m.
woMEN's UNITARIAN CONFERENCE,
At l2 o'clock the unitarian women's
organization was perfected under the name
of tho womon's unitarian conference, with
the following officers: President, Mrs.
Abbio May of Boston; vico.presidcnts, Mrs,
Charles c. AmCs of Boston, Mrs. j. NJ, Root OF
Burlington aud Mrs j. l.. Sunderland Of Ann
ArboT secretary, Mrs. S. j. Burrows of Dor
chestcr treasurer Mrs. Flora G. Close Of Bos-
ton. After considerable discussion, during
which the claims of the Frecdmcu's school at
Hampton and tho enterprise at Ann Arhor
were presented, it was resolved that $500 be
given toward II library at Ann Arbor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
a Suggestion.

A correspondent suggests that q few of the
many persons who have tried living in the
south since the war should be called upou by
the campaign committees 10 recount their cX'
perienccs. lie thinks that there arc many
living witnesses to th hollownoss Of bourbon
prolessions VI peace and good viii.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL RErunLrcAS.1
LooGooTEE, IND, Sept. "a 1889.
Senator Bruce delivered one of the ablest
speeches of the canvass at Rockport last night
The hall was crowded and hundreds were
turned away. The republican party in Snen-
Ger county is thoroughly organized aud will
give Porter and Garfield handsome MAORI.
ties. S. L. kIRCHEvAL,
Chairman Committee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
Tho Advance ON DulcIgua

LONDON, Sept, 25,--A dispatch to tho luaeo
from Grayosa, dated Friday, says; Admiral
Seymour viii have To-day definitely instructed
the prince of Montenegro, who will order an
advance on Ducigu0 All the forcigl ConsuIs
have withdrawn from Scutam
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
Nnnnn1a. Mnnlhnr rrcdic1lnns.

MONTREAL, Sept Nonuor the Canadian
weathcr.pophct predicts cold and stormy
weather lor the remainder Of September aud
part Ol October
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25

THERE is ona hrm IN California that Is half
the sias of Rhode Island, and yet il has no
United States senator.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-11-04
LeqQL Notice.

Austin Wooster and Mary Wooster, his wife, OF AL
legheby county In the state OF Pennsylvania; Sarah
shvely, intermarrled with Abram Shvely, Of Han
overtOn, Columbana county and State Of Ohio;
Anna AckelsOn and James Ackeson OF stark cOun.
ty, In the State of Ohio, will take notice that pet
ton was hled against them on the I'D day Of Octo
ber d 1880, In the Court of Common Pleas. within
and for the county OF Stark and Slate OF Ohio, by
Margarl a Beebout and her husband. Cherries d
Beebont, and is now pending, wherein said Margaret
Beeb0ut plaintiff, demands partition OF the follow
Ing real estate situate In said county of Stark and
state OF Ohio to'wi Being the southwest quarter
Of gectOn number twenty seven, in township mum
ber seventeen OF range number six, containing one
hundred and hity'seyen and Six one-hundredths
acres more or less Also part Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section number twenty eight, In same town
ship, bounded a. follows: Beginning at the south
east corner OF said quarter thence west along the
section line seventeen chains: thence north, three
and three.quarter degrees east, Chlrtynine chains
and hfyhve links to the north line Of said quarter
thence south, eightyelght degrees east along the
quarter line, nineteen chains and hity-ive links 10
the northeast corner Of said quarter; thence south
along the section line thirty-nine chains and lve
links TO the place Of beginning. containing seventy
one acres and seventy hundredths Of an acre, more
or less Also part Of said last mentioned quarter.
the south line OF said quarter twentyOne chains and
seveniy-hve links eastwardly from the southwest
corner Of said quarter from which cherry tree. III
teen inches In diameter, bears north, 1870 west, Al
links; thence north. two and q half degrees weRt
thirty nine chains and fty five links % stone in
tree twelve Inches In diameter, bears north. three
and half degrees west sxty-slx Inks thence east
wardly thirty six links to the northwest corner OF
the tract herein last described thence southwardy
withthe west line Of said last mentioned tract thirty
nine chains and my four links 70 post on the
south boundary OF said quarter; thence west with
the quarter line one chain and eight links to the
place of beginning, containing two acres and eighty
three hundredths OF an acre more or less Said sew
era tracts composed the farm upon which Margaret
AckelsOn, now deceased residei many years said
petition will be for hearing on the first day Of the
next January, 1851 term Of said court or as soon
A. G. HINER,
oct2Slw Attorney for plaintiffs.