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Ninis,er CbristIancy,s Divorce.
NPS. CHRJsTIANCY Ill


The New York Herald OF to-day says:-A
continuation Of the deposition of Etiloerlo
Giro, the principal witness in the suit o.
Minister Christiancy for divorce, was had be.
foTe Special Commissioned uorati0 c. King, at
No. lis Broadway. yesterday. Owing TO the
illness OF Mrs. Chriauancy the sitting was al
Journed until this morning, when MF. Giro's
deposition viii be completed
CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY.
The n. \. tribune OF to-day mas tie follow
ing" Ingersoll lockwood said yesterday that
the arrest OF Giro was part OF u conspiracy 10
keep Clio from testiIylng against Mrs. Chris,
tihnCy. He las the affidavit (Which ne showed
10 the reporter yesterday OF Daniel 3. snIAnan H.
OF No. east 81 street, detective, which states
that Blood requested Sheehan TO take room In
the Belvedere hotel, where Giro lived October,
1850, and to place bis watch III Giro'S room. TO
obtain search warrant TO enable The detective
t0 examine the room ana find the watch In it.
SO that the proper affldaviJs Charging larceny
Could be ma0e out: that dos. Z. Bdrnlm, of No.
242 east ll5th street, Is the agent ana partner
or blood; tnat q month ago Barnum paid
Sneehan $40 on account OF services TO be rem
Gered IN causing the arrest OF Giro; that Bar
nun promised TO furnish the detective with
800 TO enable him to take his warcn out or
pawn; that at an interview with BarRum a. his
house Barnum told the detective that he and
Flood, together with John A. Oliver. an al
toiEey OF Washington, were making arrange
mems 10 nave Giro indicted by the grand Jury
oi the District OF Columbia by means OF af1ida-
Wits made by agents OF Blood aud oy others:
that Barnum admitted that there were no legal
g1ounds for any such Indictment. but that Ihe
whole matter was, IS lie termed iG, "a JOB 60 be
put up on Giro to save Blood from punishment
On any charge made by Giro.
MRS. CHEIss1ANCY'S LETTERS.
Edilberto Gro Is a rather good looking man,
OF medium height with slightly foreign a.
cent. He is 81 years OF age He refused yes
teTday 10 give any irlorma ion regar1tng mis-
testimony before MIR. King, Tut explained his
business relations with Blood. and told how
Blood got into the Chrtstiancy case. 81 intro
duced Blood to MIS- Chf15tiancy.' Giro said.
.last May. lt was in July that MIS- Cnrisiancy
ard ] had disagreement aud sue asked for
the return Of confidential letters which she had
written TO me. ! wrote asking her II should
send the letters by Mr. Blood. She replied that
that would be entirely satisfactory 10 her; so
gave the letters to him, taking his receipt for
tlem. Whether or not Blood gave Mrs. Chris
tiancy the letters. | do NOT know While Ia
Washington AZ one time, Blood evidently got
on very good terms with Mrs. Chrtstiancy, Tor
after he came back be threatened NE that II
ever restifled against Mrs. Christiancy ne would
have NE arrested
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The South Sea Islands Massacre

NEW YORK, Dec ga san Francisco spscial
says: The Australian steamer which has lust
arrived here brings the particulars OF the mas.
sacre OF Captain RomeT and four OF the crew OF
the SaIdny in the South Sea Islands. The IA
1iyeS OF Rio surprised the boats crew while IN
bathing and pursued them into the woods or
killed them Ia The water muUilating the h1tie3
OF the Slam and tortuTing those captured alive
by lCaSling them at a stak9.
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Fire I'm NeM York.

NEW YORK. Dec. GA fire occurred sarly
tlis morning IN the table mandatory o.
Brown Bliss, 336 Cherry street. The building
was filled with ipfammable stuff. and the
flames spread rapidly. Tie factory, a fve
s9ody @ oGics ouoig, s Vas Ges,sSyea as were
334 Cherry street, occupied by various manu-
featuring fiTms. All were owned by Mrs Ellen
Simpson, SO! Madison street The loss is esu-
mated al S100, Geo, probably insured.
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Pensions for C,v,u Service.

Editor .1dr:-Tbanis and hearty praise 10
the editor OF TEE EVENING STAR for his true and
needed words in the article On THE True In
wsr0ness of the Pension Act In MONDAYS
STAR, fl favor OF the brave fellows tand their
tamllies) IL the lfte-seving service. They sac
rifiee sase ana comfort, and risk health, limbs
and life, without the stimulus OF glory and
fame on the battlefield. and the admiration OF
pcs eTftv-dpd risk all thess 20 SAGE life and
property, not DESTROY them. Surely such ser
wants OF their country and country men, and OF
humanity at large. deserve and should receive
the sane pensions for self and family. when
deserved ana needed, that are now awarded to
our brave soldiers and sailors IL not, why
not2 There are others ia our country's service
who. also. merit and should receive pensions
when poor and disabled In service. We mean
the brave men who risk um0s and life ia sup
poIung The excise laws and collecting the rev.
enue among the wild and lawless moon
sinners OF the southern states Their hazard
Gus service has but slight pay and poor hopes
OF fame and glory 10 reward lt; while at pre-
sent IL is deemed worthy Of eXecratiO2 and
lgnomini0uS death IL all the regions Haere Il Is
nenaced with trial ana execution as nurderers
unCeT state laws, for serving the government
truly and faithfully! Why then should not
their disabilities be aided by pensions. and
when they leave families why should they not
be, in Ike manner. supported 1li aided By
pensions? Ii not, why nO9 Lei Us % lust ani
faithful 10 those who afs falLafel IA serving
our CUCItgy. EIEgTCIs,
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Horse Thieves and burglars.

RoED0CT, \. 7, Dec. 29.-Gangs OF horse
thieves ana burglars are operating In the Hud-
son river valley and the back country on either
shore. Several valuable animals were stolen at
New Paltz and other points. Three stores were
nroken into in this city on Monday night. In
one safe was removed to the sidewalk to be
lcaded cn a wagon, but the burglars were
frightened on without accomplishing Their
GHtpcT
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kilograms to The Star.
THE ARCTIC WEATHER
EX. GOV. SCOTT IN JAIL.
FIRE IN NEW YORK.
THE IRISH STATE TRIALS,
THE IRISH STATE TRIALS.
Dull OPeHtng-NO Excitement and

LONDON, Dee. 2S.-The correspondent OF the
Times, at Dublin, says: The first day OF the
STATE trials has been remarkable only for gloom
and oullness Those who expected the city
would be full OF excitement; that thousands
woulo assemble in the streets and that the
court would be besieged by an eager multitude
clamor1Dg tor admission, were sadly disan-
pointed. There has Dot been the slightest
manifestation OF public feeling beyond a
gathering OF about 200 persons OF the lower
classes on the quay, la the vicinity OF the
courts. The absence OF sny symnathy
with the cause or interest In the
proceedings On the part OF respectable citizens
was very significant, and presented to those
who remembered the OConnel trial q very
striking contrast
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Chier ..Gal,. surreraer..

CHICAGO, Dee "a special oispatch from
Fort Buiord says that ''Gsll, one ot The chiefs
under Sitting Bull, who has been occupying
defiant position, after reaching The Poplar creek
agency with S lodges, surrendered uncondi-
lioIsl!y 10 MAJOR llges on Monday.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
New Year Calls.

TIE STAR Of Friday will contain a list OF
those receiving ON New Year Day who may re-
quest or authorize the publication Of their
names In such list Matter intended for these
announcements for which no charge is made)
should be sent In before Friday noon.
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(ARI. lkalftAaI-

NRHPoRT RI, Dec. 29.--Capj = " RSmsay.
v no has btel detached from the command of
the Torpedo station and ordered 10 sea will nor
lsave here before January. His successor will
proeatly Toe captain T. .. Scnndge who had
charge Cf the Darien survey
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THE POLAR WAVE.
Fifteen Inches of Nexy 8

Ten Degrees Above Zero.
RcEnoUT. N. Y. Dec. 29.-At O'Clock this
morning The thermometer Indicated 10 degrees
above zero. II Is showing.
Fifteen Inches of New snow.
NATERTowN, n. Y, Dec. 2g-1weiye to
hfteen Inches OF new snow fell last night and
IL is Sill showing The trains are delayed
"IremendOus' snow Storm I'm vir-
giniA.
DANyTlE, VA, Dec. IA tremendous snow
storm began here last night and is still raging
This is the third snow storm here within a
week, and the snow lies upon the ground
blocking the roads TO an extent upequalled for
many years. The wind is due north, and the
tbermometer stands at 24 degrees above zero,
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR NCgE STOLEN
Joseph Williams, colored waiter al tue New
YORK Avenue Hotel. Was Sent yesterday after
noon bJ tie proprietor OF the ho5ei with sl5 70
Riggs d cos bank 20 get small change. He
entered Tie bank ana placed The money on tI.e
pdylnE-teile;S ) counter. stating MS eTTani
Just al inis jius the teller JhIuW OdJ Oh the
counter slU0 note TO a customer who was
waiting and Williams picked iJ up. and leaving
his So sta. ted ont and went across th street TO
drug store where he got the fi0p note
changed. snd returned ID the hot with SIS ia
small change AID hid the baiEnca, SS5 &r.
Clover. 'he teller, missed The si00, and the oae
for v nC.l Il Vas INTENDED had not seen it. lie
fouDc { b. SIS which the colora1 nan had left,
a1d al orce concluded tbat h. had stolen the
slH, ard calling IA Osfcer Slkeid.
touru nrecinc0 described the coloFef man 10
hin. The officer, from The description given.
concluded that IL was Williams aud going to
The hotel arrested him and took him before Mr..
Glover, who at once recognized him as the
man. Cf course he denied the theft. but as
offcer vas about 10 put the niPpers on him he
oWEed Up 10 x, AMI took him 10 place Ia the
tutelI where the ss5 was found, AMI returned IL
20 TIE teller. This morning II the Police Court
Williams was sent 20 jail for action o. the
grand iUgy.
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sale of the Virginia Midland IxaiI.
road Confirmed.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Dec. 29.--The sale OF the
Virginia Midland railroad for SC, 500 00e TO the
syndicate OF the bondholders OF tho road was,
to- day, confirmed by Judge Keith, of the circuit
peal may be taken 10 the court OF appeals.
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Ex.Gev. scots Take, .. ..u

NEW iokk, Dec. IA special from Nspo-
leon, Ohio. states: Squire Payton, before whom
eH Gov. Scott was examined on the charge OF
killing youl Drury, pronounced the deed mur-
der In The tTst degree, and Scott WAS taken 90
Defiance Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-29

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAy.-Internal rev
enue, $l7s, 1866; customs. s75s, ,55os5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-29

ONE MILLION Of the six per cents which be-
came due December 30th, have been received
at the treasury for redemptton.
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ARMY CHANGRs-The following special orders
were issued TO day from the headquarters Of
the almy:-l Major Thomas M. Vincent, assist
ant adlutant general, will be relieved from duty
at the headGuarteIs department or Texas oy
the commanding general OF the department as
soon as practicable after the receipt or this
or der. and Will then repair to New Orleans, La,
AID report in person to the commanding gen.
e1al OF the division of the gulf for duty as ad]a
tant general OF that division. 2. Major Jas. P.
Martin, assistant esjutant general, is relieved
from duty In the adjutant generals ofice and
Will repair to San Antonio, Tex, and report in
peIson to the commanding general OF the de-
partment OF Texas for duty as adJutant general
OF that department. 8. Major A. II. NckersOn.
assistant adlutant general, is relieved from
duty In The adJutant generals of1lce and Will re-
pair to Little Rock, Ark, and report In person
to the commanding general OF the departm ent
OF Arkansas for duty as ad1utant general OF
that department.
COL. j. P. MARTIN assistant adjutant gene
raj, lately transferred from the department of
Arizona to duty Ia the War department, has
beel designated for duty in the department of
Texas. He Will relieve Gen. Vincent, who will
be orc cred as adjutant general OF the new d.
vision created for Gen. Schofeld, with head.
quarters at New Orleans
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MRS. CHE1sy1Ascy's LETTERS.

TIE INTERNAL REVENUE RRcBiPFs for t16
month 10 date aggregate slosSo ,3l225. and the
total for the fiscal year TO date $50 s6s 2l'.'l.
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TEE woNENs TEMPERANCE UNION held a
quarterly meeting At 0deon hall yesterday
Ms Clara Roach presiding AMI Mrs. HarJSell
secretary. The president gave an account Of
the work or the National convention in Bo5-
tor, lEst October, and stated that the next con-
venIlon would be held In this city IA October
next Reports from auxiliary unions were re.
ceiFed- showing that the temperance sentiment
IN the district was increasing, and that num-
Der OF Nquof saloons bad been refused licenses
thropgh the Efforts OF the ladies' in whose dis
uicts they were situated. The c0ramiJtee on
meni ntIship Stated that q number OF new
LaInes Ead oeen added TO the roH siGCe the last
meeting.
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ata ne i1Shss:t cash prioes paid Also watohes
I'M "a vls ~ f1stois etc Cal or address HER
~SS7 sSs S-A h ksaS Pa ave. sep24
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OPERA HOUSE.

OFFICE OF THE OHIEF ENGINEER AND
~ CHIEF or GONSIaUCIION OF TIE
WASHINGTON CITY AND POINT LOOKOUT
BAILROAD. CORNER SIXTH AND @
STREETS. WASHINGTON, ID. O.,
DECEMBER 2TTa 1880.
SEALED PBOpOS AIS viii be received at this
OFF, mt MONDAY, TIE 10TH OF JANUARY NEXT,
AT Il O'CLOCK N for Fifty thoCssnd Gross ties OF
white post snd chestnut oas and chestnut, to be
feet lOT inches thick and not less thar iaches
Ia width, and 10 be delivered the line of this
80 between b andy vine Junction and charlotte
Hal on or before the 18th OF Ap-il, 1881.
1ke night 70 reject ally aa1 al bids is reserved.
j. WHAR TON,
Gee2i-12t Chief Engineer, &c.
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kIEDIIS6 FIaB WITH COAL OTL-aOout e.9a
o'clock this morning Henry KRAFT, living at a2l
ISL street northwest, attempted TO kiGdle FIRE
by The use OF coal oil, when the oil Ia the can
became ignited exploding the vessel and set
ing the room on fire, and burning him very
severely about the face and body. ue was car
Tfed Tito nelghbor'S house, aad AZ ended by
M: Bod: The ire was eXtlnguigbed with q
loss 6f $50 70 the property
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The Rev. John A. Powell went insane az Find
ley, Ohio, because book which ne had written
net with NO sale,
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EkOM THEs'S ANITA RF E YGIyEE q,
II OF EOVEMBER laT:

II OF EOVEABER LIST:
THE customary use Of water vases in furnaces
s very objectionable IS . great quantity OF steam
ts trosn into the air. corrodes the su scs of the
TN conductors, and. passing into the apartments,
is condensed on pictures and furniture. A porous
jar hung upon the rek1star face ssturatss tho air,
but does not super sstfste it. and It u the sine
lla non."
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STOCK BROKK2s,
03 Broadway, New York,

-Eny 2nd SCI on sn1u rcsrs1n al Stocks quoted or
New York stock k1chsnge: sso dsSI ~ 9tock Phi "
Eese- CoItr1cts ss oiose rstes OorrospoD iencs
Eyheiie6- apo-so
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col UMBIA LODGE. No 10 l. o. q. F.
EtRuar meeting Oh THURSDAY EVEN.
ING, S0tb instant. arrangements 10 DO mad Ia,
fuIeIal Of our late Bro j W ELLIOTT. livery
ID, mEer 1s earnestly requested TO be present.
1t T. g. FISCHER, Noble Grand
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL FrTZsIMMoNs OF
Georgia, is expected here In few days to an
sWer charges preferred against him at the De-
pertinent or Justice No action will be taken
upon the report Of the special commission who
have been Investigating the affairs OF his Office
until Marshal TltZsimmOns has been accorded
an opportunity to be heard In his own defence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-29

1HRISTNAs. H0WsON's ICE CREAM:
u NEW IEAR'S!-Au ia .orlnSs. Al ways
rich eeIic3cus and relable st.25 gallon. Spe-
ia rates OIL qaan tihes Also, ii Ie assortment Of
t}rearn in covered tn buckets 20 take home with
yop: Pints. 20 cts. Quarts, IS cts 1l04 12th
nue.. 0eU<
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THE NEW TREATY WITH CHINA Is well-kept
secret, but there is reason to believe that it
comedies the right OF this government to
restrict immigration OF the Chinese to the
United States except those who come for travel
education, and to manage commercial houses
for trade with China. This would allow lepis-
lation to do away with the evil of Chinese com.
petition with American labor.
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CooPEss CoXfr.-The Smithsonian Institu
ton has received from the Academy OF Vienna
the announcement that nothing was seen there
In Indicated position or Gooper'S comet but
nebular about forty minutes east
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ACTING SECRETARY OF THE NAvr.-The Pfesi.
dent has designated Secretary of War Ramsay
10 act ss Secretary of the Navy for another ten
days The first appointment wM expire to-
morTow-20 days from its date The President
mas decided TO renew the appointment from
time to time, until the advent or the new ad-
min1stration.
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THB SPEAKEksHIP OF fHB NEXT HoOss.-Be-
fore the congressional recess there was q very
nve;y canvass being made among the republican
aspirants for the speakership OF the 4Ith Con-
glesS, Amor the most active was Reoresenta-
tive Burrows, OF Mich. Mr.. Burrows announces
lLat Mr. Conger will be elected to the Senate.
aid hence the field will be open for another
Michigan man. Mr.. Kasson, or Iowa, does not
nave the s'rength among members 1t was an
ticipsted h. would. II MT. Frye, OF Maine. is
lot elected to the Senate, he seems TO be the
strongest candidate. If he IS elected or is to
succeed Senator Blaine by reason or The latter,
going into the cabinet, there Is a strong seati-
ment favoring Mr.. Hisc0ck. of New York, for
Speaker.
, 1880-09-28

III lis revtpw of lilo British grn1n tralo tho
past wegk, says: There las hGnn lrss rain
bMt tho wcatllhr was dull anil damp a.Ml IT'LL
fnvorahin fnr tl,rnsltlng, which, lns prevented
completion nf The harvest IN lln north. III
consequence Of Tin Yield uf wheat upon
ti,lashihx bcltg uilequnl to anticipation
sellers l,nre fatefy assumed f1rmer attitude,
which .wns n1so favored by moderate
nnoatht of Imports as compared with thosu
nt tho opening of thn scnsoti.,,. Mondays nd
yatco, tlespta liGerat offerings, has bccn we'll
n,nintainc.l, w!tilQ nil .lcsurintlens 9f ol,i
wheat l'asu agatn improved. Old rcd witt
tcrs ara now held for 20 shil-
linsS PR ',rartrr aEai',ss 20 s'.tllnEs Three
t!sinGlMl bn.ll fr,nm town null country millers,
which proves lm,w iarRc tho atmt$turu ot
sound dry Wlnnt In necessary to utilize the
English growth. The Continental demand
dues not apprar, to be aattsficsl yet, scyr,Tl
been tnkci fnr France md Ilnttnld.
:. Arrfy,lfs ut Mlrts 0f rull llave l,cGn anlall.
There !lus brc,i n slrahy demand for W1lGat
for tho l1nlted klngAo:'' md Continent, uni
nrfces continued ii Improve, rrd winters
lIans ,tl'rerpence To slxlh'nrc higher. Alaizu
WIS !n fair request, t!tltt advanced three
nrtcc. In wilrat for shipment CniGtl.tn con"
tlnncll Il, gnUtl demand. nlsl advanced fully
slxpGllcc. A1lerEeHll reds were HlnrllEly Of
fnrinl ut prr,es asoye hnyers' ldeas .,rhe
I}hr|ny tluict but Htu,lly.
Sairs IL EnEiisl, wlA'lt, 5.!,lta quarters ut
:)s i'd per quarter, a:,atnst H. tSb l,.lrters NJ
~: III. pcr quarter dnrlnE tho sanIe week
I'lin Imports Into the United Kingdom dur.
tug the week ending Sept. ~ were sell SIT
hundred, weight wheat and 1o0,0l5 hundred
weight Hour.
, 1880-09-28

Probability TINT tlso,Joannctte In Lost
Cnpt, TIo*katc'a Expedition In tho
Gui,,are-Lieut. kcllEatka VII ylaluoIs
Hoy
Special Dhpateh to tn Chicago Tribune.
WAsu!StToS, ID. C., Sept. .Z.-'rhe officers
OF tho rcvcn1le usarEne seryico evidently fear,
from the tcttcr received to-.iay froln the cou.-
lnanlnr OF TIC corwiH, all lr0in dispatches
tlsat hive been recelyesl since that luttos was
written, TINT tho yesael will not 10 successful
1T Its mission, and that no traces will bu Ills
covered either of tiia whaling vessels which
wure lacked III tho leo last year or Of tho
Jeannette. Tllo Corwttl, at TIC uato Ut the
letter, was about to start for Harold Island,
tho place where tho wha!ing vessels
were lust geun OH Sept. Is, last
year, by the crew Ut tho vessels
that made their way through tho leu md es-
capped. Tho GovurMnant officials !l,clIne to
tllu belief ut the ol!cors OF the whaler
spoken this year. that nothing will ever
aga!M bo heard Ut the Walleston Or tho Jeal.-
llttte,
Caps. lIowgate Is, OF course, disappointed
by tho failure ot thu (inlnare to reqcl, Lady
FruMkltn hay, her destinations; but has not
rclaxel his enthusiasm IN thu utln,ute OBJ
tcc& furwliell the vessel was engaged. How
gate snys that su.0ther ship will soor bs OBJ
talnttl to: the same PURPOSE. and that 1t will
be dispatched uext spEag, liz attributes tue
, 1880-09-28
FNAUD'IN ARKANSAS.
llErupL.cAN COUNTY opF,cE1.s couyrr

llErvNLlcAN COUNTY OFFlcE1.s c0uNTEn
nuT-TlfE EI.EurtNS 4 MERH FAlIcK-
p0uuISti THE NEpUnItTloS AMl:SNMEHT,
itp 1titgfuph tn htu I"rk Tribune.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. ..a-Aftern n it,
lay VI lhrcu weola thu s0te Of Pulaski Cou,,-
" ut tho latu election Wis finally t.,,tyasscl
to-tlay. Thu board llas thrown out two
townships. alld by ttis lncnl,s defeated all ox-
copt two ut tho Republican candidates for
county Offices.
Tlle ent!ru election was farce and MI out
rags n!A,n tio rights ot tEeu people, Not
wi!hstanAIng tllat the law submitting tho
fislI1ael Reputation Amendment to tic
sote af thu people provides tint tlla ret.lrlls
s!lal! be ca1lvagsca Immediately, nothing has
been done, Rl.d all access to tho returns H. de-
Mled,
A prominent Democrat stated to4!By ti,at
tho amendment !lall bee,. nd0piel, but would
probably b1 eOllntet out; In any event thu re-
suit would not be announced until after tho
PRESIDENTIAL election. for thu managers know
lhAt II sley DECLARED thu amendments