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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
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Sometimes even our usually cool and dispas-
sionate coemporary the sun. seems to lose It's
head for time amid the excitemens OF the politi-
cal canvass. For instance, Il says TO day: A vote
for Garfield and Arthur In 1880 Is vote for Grant
and empire III 1884, This is q curious co feSsiuu
of weakness-wCakness in the republican party,
weakness in the democratic party. weakness Ia
the country; worse than all, weakness In the SUM
our cotemporary could have contrivsd 10 way
In which more cilcCtuuly to magnify the
greatness and influence Of Grant. IN order
70 establish himself and the empire Grant would
be obliged to overcome not only the republicans.
who, the sun says, u c II minority and many OF
whom successfully resisted his alleged empire last
June, but also the democrats who, the Sun says,
are majority. II Grant can do that he n greater
and moro influential than has been suspected
great and influential enough to decide close
test by his mere word. In less than two lines the
Sun does more than II could do In two columns 10
stimulate the popular imagination as to the power
OF Grant and to give weight to what he says aud
does in the present canvass our contemporary
should calm itself and, ir possible, correct what
from It's own point of view is terrible mistake"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25

SAN Francisco. Oct. 2l,-A Tucson dispatch says:
The president and party were met this morning by
a special train from Tucson with u party of lead
lug citizons The train was attached to the presl-
dents car, and arrived here at noon. General
Wilcox and stNR and large concourse of people
greeted the party at the depot and q military band
was in attendance. Tho party were driven
through the city, after which they wero taken TO
the residence of Mr.. Williams. where general
reception was rendered: Three hundred school
dent mRds some pleasant remarks. Anprward
about 100 Papagos with their principal chief paid
their RESPECTS. The party then returned to the de-
pot before leaving, President Hayes, General
Ramsey and General sherman made short ad-
dresses to the crowd which had assembled ~ sec
them of. Cheers wore given for the president and
his party and Mrs, Hayes. The distinguished
guests left for New Mexico under escort Of General
WILCOX and staff Ut $3.50 ?. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25


II was to have been desired and hopod that tho
pending political campaign could be prosecuted 70
the end without Off Ing the scnsib.llties OF our
distinguished and highly respected fcliow.ctlzen.
the Hon llorntlo King the very last democratic pest
mastcr.gcneral Of the United States known to his.
tory. But IL Turns out otherwise The sunday Hcr-
d'd Is made The medium Of sewngc which bears The
lisempcrs OF Mr.. Kings feelings 10 the public
eye aud mind. Ilo has long been ont Of office and
politics. II tsetyel him well until 1851. when he
retired, aud hos since cloisterod himself as sort
% political monk or pCrcctOuis', Who dis
covers g'nriny fuis IN tho Tolitics OF
nus crh anl none in the period when hu
played politics and enjoyed the cmontmeny of
public position. Mr. King seems to have been
blrcit ut !he milk OF human kindness aud Of all
b1wuis OF compassion. llu rs as uuncrcimi to.
ward the administration OF President Hayes and
his official Mmiy as was lIcrud To the male chill
dren ofhs Kingdom. lie goes for them all. Prcsi-
dent Hayes is reminded OF his 100000 salary The
cabinet ministers bureau officers and clerks arc all
handled without mittcns, for the reason that they
reserved To themselves their rights Of citizenship
When they UCcUptyd position under the govern
ment and still cling to that reservation. In tho
opinion OF Mr. King his Is shameful and deserves re-
Duke. He iheu proceeds toWlin!ustCr he rcbuko In
his own peculiar way aud then rctrvs to his shell 10
watch the measure Of disaster his iutcrmedding
VIII Inlet upon the republican party which
shares largely Of his imputent hate. Having ex.
plodcd his shell of rcDukc he 10 doubt expects
that the political wheels will ccrse to rCyolve aud
that the campaign will stop short at the very
moment aud point where his terrible explosion
struck II. If Mr. King viii only wrap his vcxcd
soul in richer gatb OF patience for another ten
days he VIII then hear from the people aud learn
the kind OF reDuke they VIII administer to Presi-
dent Hayes, his cabinet, the heads of bureaus aud
their clerks for being citizens aud exercising their
rights MS such lt is 10 be feared that the good Mr.
King is ittle foreign in his political notions for
Tree country.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
The Dnlcirmn NIndlln

LONDON, Oct 24-A dispatch from Constantine.
plo to Reuters telegram company. dated saturday,
states that Germany has proposed TO Austria and
France certain identical measures of pacific
character for the speedy settlement oftho Dulcigno
question. The sultan hos ordered Riza Pasha un-
der any circumstances to surrender Dulcigno with
in fvo days, but tho conditions of the convention
as to the road by which the Montcnogrins shall I'D
vance on Dulcigno. Ria Puslla has undertaken to
form Gordon around Dulcgno to prevent all Al
bnnian invasion.
later dispatch says In obedience TO the
porte's orders to Rzn PAsha to surrender Dulcigno
IN five DAYS, tho ottoman commissioner has with.
drawn several conditions TO which Montenegro OBJ.
jecte1, notably thOse relating to the retention Of
the Turkish flag on coaSting vessels aud the main
tenance of Turkish laws in the Dulcgno district.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
ronnn Monnded nnd prIng.

CINclNNATI, Oct "a The body of an unknown
and unconscious colored man was found late last
night in an alley In The rear OF Robnson's opera
house with pisto-shot wound In his head. lie
died this morning. aud to-day II Is ascortalned that
his name was Alexander Woodson. Two butchers
been arrested. They admit that they saw Wood.
son crawling into their wagon on Central avenue
last night for the purpose OF stealing meat and that
down lie thon ran into tho alley whore they
heard shot but they deny being near him when
the shot was fired,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25

The I'm on Leagues reception to Con. Grp

New York. Oct 23..-Tho Union League club rooms
were filled to oycr1owing with distinguished men
tonight, who had come TO welcome General Grant.
At SIS the ex-prcsldent, escorted by General
Arthur Horace Porter, Hamilton Fish and Joseph
II. Choate, entered q sidedoor and was escorted to
a large room up stairs. where he was introduced.
Pierrepont, Governor Cornell, Collector Merritt,
Courtandt Parker, Emory A. storrs. Judges Van
Hoesen. Van Worst. BlatChford and LarremOre.
Henry Hilton, Peter Cooper, Thurlow Weed, Gen.
eral G. g. Augnr, Bishop Perry, Judge Daniels, l..
Bradford Prince, Rev. Nicholas Bjerrng II. IL.
Honoro Rcv. Henry Ward Beecher, Hon. Lcyi r,
Morton, S. b. II. Vance, Hon. f. W. Stoughton and
Colonies Partridge McLeer, Ryder and Spencer.
General Grant, fianked on either side by Hamilton
Fish and Judge Noah Davis received tho members
over two hours, after which refreshments were
garved.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
A New Military Telegraph Line.

The signal service has Just completed a trans
continental military telegraph line from Bismarck.
Dah. TO Dayion,W.E It crossCs the Rocky mountains
by The Sohon pass over the Aullan road Il furnishes
Fort stevenson. Fort Abra ham Lincoln Fort Yatps'
Fort Bennett, Fort Suly, Fort Mead. Fort Dufurd
Fort KccGh, Fort Custer, Fort Ellis. Fort ASsini-
bOne Fort Benton, Fort Shaw. Fort M,soulu, Fort
CGut d. 'Alone and Fort lopwai, For the trans-
action of commercial business it has offices open
at the following points Bismarck, Rapid City.
Dcadwood, DNk., Bozeman, Helena, Deer Lodge.
Mon. H. Spokane Falls ColfaX, Almota Pomcroy,
Dayton, ". r., and Lewiston, Idaho Il.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25

gothic Now, the forger. In making his immlta.
had been made, took for his copy" the postm0rk
on lettcr mailed at Washington since the 18th OF
April, q conclusion which IS sustained by q COM
pnrison OF the lettering, the arrangement of tho
words and the general appearance ofthe counterfeit
posmark with genuine impression OF the stamp
now In use
Don piaits Opinion of the Forgery.
We are asionished at the stupidity Of the demo-
circulation of such rank fraud on It's face-but
hold on VIC nre not nstonished at any stupidity OF
the democratic committee. Maybe BGrnum him
self spells companies with q "y."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
THE CHICAGO CoUyrERFEIrER
Further Arrests and Important pisoovo

Further Arrests and Important Discoveries.
1t now appears that the arrest OF the mysterious
man at Chicago and the capture Of his satchcl fun
Of bonds was part Of grand haul Of counter
fclten, Tho arrest of Doyle has been followed by
that of Bill Brockway and Jasper Owens, notorious
H. smith, who has confessed 10 having engraved
the plates from which the 500 counterfeit ma
tonal bank notes were printed, ana also the plates
7-S0 bonds were printed, The lauor he delivered
to Brockway about six months ago When the
arrests were mude II WAS supposed The gang were
Of the counterfeit bonds had been put in circulG-
tiOn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
Conversational Nomlnotlons.

New YORK, oct, 23 The third congressional dis
trict Brooklyn republican convention met to-
night and nominated 5, b, Chiuouden for con.
grcss,
Tho following congressional nominations were
made Tonight by the sociaisllG labor party; Fitl
district Valentine schmidt sixth district, Richard
X Forster seventh district Alexander HenulugeT
tenth district Bcrlhold Beckmann.
The groenback aud soclalisue labor parties held
u Joint convention In brooklyn to-day ana noml'
mated Matthew Mcguire for congress from tho
third district
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
"rhe Washington Heavy Giantry."

IN0 NUNNIN JVI'TVWIIlN NUS NITUlts 20 IN1 w
l.. l.;
"Ihe Washington Light Infantry have left US. 10
our great regret Their Nultcss drill their hand
some uniform their splendid band, their mngulf-
cent physique and their cordial good will have
made an indGiDlo impression upon all who sUw
them. Some one given TO vorblage suggested that
the name OF this superb company ought TO be
changed 10 Tho Washington Heavy Glanlry' II
these DO infants, what will they be when they are
grown up? They'll be eyerlustngly in the wet,
for the points OF their bayOncts VIII pierce the
clouds and let the water down.
Good luck and a pleasant trip home 10 the tall
mood fnllnMAln
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
IRISH LAND LEAGUERS.
The Danger OF More Serious Trouble
Growing Imminent.
Immense Meeting Yesterday-A Fresh Regl-
nent of Troops Sent-Parneii and,
Others to be Arrested.
Irish Lnna Lnnrnr Agitation.

GALWAY, Oct. 2t-A great land league meeting
was held here to-day. Forty thousand people were
present. Mr.. Parncl addressed the meeting. He
condemned the dispatch Of roiniorcoments of
troops and police to Galway. den ounced Mr.. Fors
ter, tho chief secretary for Ireland, u hypocrite
declared the government solely responsible for the
0ssassinutions uud maintained that the only rcm-
edy was the autonomy of Ireland. lie appealed to
the people TO be rcsouto aud put an end TO Eng
lish misrulo Mr. O'COnnor Power asserted that
the tenants We're suffering moro than the slaves Of
South Carolina had. Other meetings were held In
various parts Of tho country No disorder Is re-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
4 cOAORED SUND4Y-SCnooz UNION
A Chapter from It's Eventual BlstOry-1he
OnniterlN McoIinE.


The quarterly meeting Of the colored Sabbath
union which was established May 90 1884 was
held yesterday ut Lincoln hall. The hall was
packed with the Sunday childrcu, and there
was II large attendance Of ministers, superlnteud-
euts and teachers. Mr. l.. 4. Cornish, president Of
lie union, presided, and in his opening history
briefly rccOplmlated the history Of The union from
the Establishment Of the first cOnred sunday
school hers by tho late John Cook ON the l2th Of
May, 1870, aud tho organization Of the
union Ave years later. III 1895, Rt tho time OF
tho snow" hot, when many OF the members ofthe
union were compelled to hee from the city while
Others stcreted themselves and were forced to de-
stroy the records of the organization IN order to
save thoir lives the union was temporarily sus-
pended TWAS, however organized on pcrmS-
nent basis on tho ith Of July lSli
President Curnish's address was most interest
Ing chapter of history Whom lie concluded the
usual exercises Of singing aud speaking were car
riel out.
A most interesting feature Of the meeting was AN
address by Lindsay Nurse the venerable mossen.
g0r in the navy department, who was ono Of the
founders OF the union
Addresses were also made BY Mr.. Robert Puryis
and Rev. Or, Waring of the llereGn baptist church
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25

SAN FRANCISCO, oct, -. The following are tho
Official closing quotations Of mining stocks to-day;
Alpha, f. Alta 29s Bechtol, l75 Belcher 2jsi Best &
BOCher 9lH, BCdie, ~; Bullion, % California, 2iS
LhOllar, 2iH Consolidated NiWiuio, 2's; Crown
Point l9t Eureka Consolidated, l6'. ENchcquor,
l4 GouldG Curry 3i,; Grand Prize, rs Hale
x Sarcruss 80; MGNicap, ~; Mono, L. MONDAY.
~: Northern Belle 0's; Ophir S; ORC, l. Overman,
~, Potosi 2's savage rs sierra .Sey9da, lqK
silver King So, Union Consolidated, li's Wa!eS
lyU Yellow Jacket, Z; GoOdShaw. 5.lj, Boston Con-
solidatad, IA Columbus, >; South BulWcr, lille.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
AuInalan on,brenIs meyI,ab,e.

DENVER, Col, Oct, 2L--The RspabHcaas Gunni
son City special says A courier just from Cebua
fifteen miles below, reports large number of IN
dans IN that vicinity running offhof os II is also
reported that hSy horses belonging TO Mr. Hart
man, tho Gmnison poStmast en- have been run OF
private letter from Postmaster iiochkiss AZ Pow
derhorn states that an Indian outbreak is neyiG
to sond $50 stand of arms and 10000 rounds of am
mupiti0n Immediately, Reliable reports sro to
the effect that Agent Berry is in Denver and sheriff
Yulo sent deputy amer him this morning
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
Malno IsIeotornl rIelsot.

PORTLAND, Ne, oct, 2i.-Benlamin Bunker has
addressed q letter to the chairman Of the green
back committee resignlng his nomination for
clector In favor of George W. Wooster one of the
strongest greenbaCk electors. Mr.. Bunker having
declared for Hancock, his resignation was neceS,
sary TO give the groenbackss full proportion Of
the electoral ticket.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25

NEW Y0RK, Oct 23.-It was expected That Gen.
eral Hancock would register in the first assembly
district to-day, that district includes Governors
island Late in the afternoon gentleman arrived
from Governors island aud Informed the board of
inspectors that General Hancock had concluded
not to register or vote In New York. as hc is q
Pcnnsylyanlan. and 1t might cause some unncces-
slry discussion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25

NEW York, Oct, "a. Mr. IgnRcIo Garcia, charge
d'Gildrcs of Peru, announces that information has
been received from Panama, via Kingston, by the
Peruvian legation In this city that the Peruvian
government has accepted the m eliadon OF the
United states, after being notified that 1t had been
accepted by Chilli and It has named enor Antony
Arenas president of the American congress OF
jnrlsls and vicc-president of tho council of state
and Captain Aurelio Garcia Garcia, eX-nins.
Ter to Japan to represent Peru In the peace ncgota-
fgnp
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
THE UTE DIFEICULTY.
Immediate uostIllties rrobab,,

The following dispatch nsreceiyed oil Saturday
at the indian bureau from Agent Berry, dated Los
Pinos agency. OcIober2l;
Having organized harmony among The Indians
and placed them IN satisfactory Legations, leave
II Is hoped this will satisfy public opinion aud sus.
tain peace between the whites and indians.
It Is understood nom this telegram Agent Berry
has removed the utcs from their recent situation
between the white population OF Colorado and the
United states troops 10 some point beyond the
present station Of the military.
Upon receipt from the war department of n copy
Of Major FlG.chcrs dispatch Of tho 20;h Instant
relative TO Berrys arrest, the acting secretary of
the interior telegrnphed to the governor Of Colorado
rs follows:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
How the Democrats Tried to Garry Cinoin-

Balnum brought money and Ra ndall roughs.
The thoughtful, patriotic, self-ros pectiug inde-
pendcnts were confronted by us dirty, low mean
and dishonest o machine as ever Pennsylvania put
In motion. Burnums money was to buy votes,
and RGudall's roushs imported from his own
swect.scented district, were to nlimidnte, repcat
and If necessary, to smt sh balutbOxes. Now don't
assert TINT this Is not 80. know whereof write;
aud the worst part of 1t is that every man, woman
aud child of Cincinnati knows it Us well.-Doa
pidH in CdDldl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25

PHILADELPHIA, oct 2I-Mary Ann Conner,
whose husband is tho proprietor of low lodging
house at 9 O6 Penn street, died on Friday In great
ugGny. The physicians who wer2 called IN refused
to give certificate, Us II was believe that she had
been posorod by her husband. Conner and his
brother Richard were arrested to-day and held TO
await the result of q post mlrtem ONaln inntiOu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
pentn ola wsll-Known aermnn.

Romanus Rudhardt, well.kuown German citi
zen, died last saturday morning In the hfty.socond
year Of his lic He was one OF the founders of tho
Washington SchuetZcn Y0rein, and was twice
crowned as Schuel2cu king. His funeral will take
place at o'clock this afternoon and the Schue,zen
Verein will attend in a body.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
Fntnl AIterontlnn.

NEW YoRK, O3t 2l-John Cans and Philip Bar
Der had political discussion IN a saloon on Wash.
ington street Brooklyn, to-day, when the former
stabbed the latter in the abdomen, Cans was or.
rested and Barber tnken in dying condition to
the hospital.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
WHO Murder ana suicide,

ST LOUIS, Oct 2l.--Gcorge Loyett, who lived near
Charleston in the southern part Of this state quar-
relied with his wife on Friday evening about sOmo
properly belonging to her. The result was he beat
her brains out with ilGtirOn and then cut his
own throat lfom car TO car,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25

TORONTO Oct. 2i-Dlspatches received here to-
night from various parts OF Ontario, northeast and
northwest Of this city report very rough weather
with snow last night and this morning, doing great
damage to fTuit AMI other traoi Tho snowfall va
rns from llYo 10 tWenLY.lYe lnGhes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25

LoNDoN, Oct 25.-Tho correspondent of tho
Standard at Du bin understands that ut a confer
ence of the law officers, at which Mr. Forster and
Earl Cowper wcro present, IL was resolved TO re.
move tho trials of the ngitators 10 London on ccr-
tain conditions. and that private telegram from
In view of such contingency tho land league
have named men TO Ill the Offices in the orgnnza.
ton which would be made vacant by The removal
to London of tho officers charged with conspiracy.
The correspondent IS Informed that the following
Will be prosGcutcd: AIessys. Charles s. Parnull,
John Dillon, Joseph g. Blggar, +. d. sullivan,
Thomas Sexton. James o. Kelly w. II. O'Sullivan,
Arthur O'Comor and 4. z. Oconnor, members of
parliament; Mr.. Brennan paid secretary of the
league: Mr.. Eagan. treasurer: NJ r. OSulivnn us
sstant secretary; Mr. Kettle, Joint secretary; Mr..
Doyion, paid organizer and Mr. James Redpath,
the American Journalist
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERloR, |
MAsHINHrON. D. O.. OCT. g3.

To GIttTOr Iftein DCArer, COR:
This department Is to duy advised through the
war department that Berry has hcen arrested by
the United states marshal aud has lelt tho agency
in Charge OF TINT olliccr lta state posse has been
ordered 10 40 to the roycrvalOu 10 make the arrest
please recall the sdmo, and thus avoid any posi-
bility Of conflict with the Indians.
4 AaFfug
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
Rnrlstraiion In Now York.

New YonK, Oct. 23.-To-day was the last day OF
registration, and the total number of persons regis
tered to-day was 29,077 The total number regis
iscrcd In four days was 26 974, and tho total regis
tration In 1870 was ls3 0Gi.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25

CINcINSATI, ono Oct 2l-A special to the Com.
ncrcial from Cairo, H., states that construction
train ran over COW last night near Now Grand
Chain and was wrecked. Lewis Washington, col
orod, was killed, and five other persons wero In
iurpd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-25
PERSONAL.

THE widow Of Abraham Lincoln is expected
home from Germany next month
Bishop SIMPSON has rolnquished his Journey 10
Japan, and has returned to his home in phla-
dupba.