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REPUBLICAN PAGEANT.

ANE 1NNGNA"hk lIA1Wlt 1'AAADEbA
The arrangements for tbs great Industrial
parade n,ld Ial,or demonstration have been SO
far norfcctetl tl,at succrss ia assured, and the
@", .".s,i ~, - Aaauu' ..u
the campale,'. It Is Intended by those hav.
Ing the matter In charge that tho laborEng
men and ulechnntcs shall hnye an nntort,,.
,t,,, ~ ,,tant; t,an,sn,ue. ~, r",.,, o,i s,,.,
tlnt they lave Their own Interests a, staka 10
sltcl, All extent ulat they Will take nctiUu with
tho party which secures to them ihesg inter-
rstz. frhe demonstration II being watched
az 9yer tho eptn,itlry, ai'd tle paraae itssls
,ne & io ~, ,'s; ~; iat ~ .s s
Eli, tu tau mwrks niTe TX ~ NV
,viinm III, viii cn,ne frnm liza .io,iet irnt, Il,
atltt Stcct Works. 1000 frV,1, tic Norti, ChI-
eago nSll|ng.sillls. ,oo9 from the Josspll II.
Tie Committee. met yesterday morning at
the Grand i'acific iIotg| 10 peTfcct lie ar
Targen,et,ts, Mcssrs. q. ". Potter, j. V.
FnTwgli, ii. Srlz, q. +. Gatcs, j. ". IIarvey,
Committee to solicit subscriptions. 1t was
dcciiett to awnrd Il ur1zc Of SfOO for the best
ojlcrOricNl des]Kn mid another OF $40 for tic
ss Toq 1s saTs T. ie {eef;son &c a Ta
and efforts nrc 6eing made 10 secure other
With, and Coi. W. i. Nend, of this clty, viii
% %,r ss s nfSp f h spssxs1f sss raa sies
eclleral ejie discassion " tho Y to
Committee adjourned until ii o'clock TO-
luorruw morning.
{;en. StDcktuii. tho Grand Marshal. yestcr-
toy i.st9bIyIct eadG,jurtcrs in Room n Of
Tic Palmer ijui,sr. lie yestcrtjay apnofnted
Cnut. ,iul,n II, McA,Ijrv ~ CEfnf t1f SfnC.
ten. j. T. 'r0rrelice was appointed 10 COM
n1,,,l ire 1lrst corns. wGic}, Viii Ge made IN
Of the marching bodies and col. ". r. lieni
was assIeugd Ia lie command Of lie second
corps. WIlich Viii cInlract. the n,anufactur-
inr. inIustrial mil mercantile sjisnjny OF,
wagons. Tie services OF n number Of bands
,aaaa direct 10 Gs'. 1 stoekton at head
r,,r rnorrss,oS WIT, mr. ErAnrrn
,,.',i,. ~ ,,ls.,E "':' c,n..,o, ~. a..n-.,
pr9}npaiY " ocafK oatnlaay a.teat'',n,t KIT
n1lu tat!se oIga!litNtHus ilot ol ntu nI:I ~ ln@
ilfe VIII Mhse 70 Iail III tnefcar' ll,e taaiGL t.
lng lii,le VIII pG noout 9ne honr' pna tng !ino
VI .nnIch WI W GoIi1nee ~ l,e uus'nrss i,s!
SUCTION, a.! oieals}Hatl9ns intcnulnk y Gsko
Enla VII lepo.e ~. ~ Goi' ealhoh " Ioo
ibtlse snHeas!qna1tefs. n.., ,.x.,
me1' f,! mnslcnee, eon,nanaihg W. H1st s,
which VII embrace o.! regular 1927 anu !lofs9
nlarchihs socidies @ !s Aivls!Ga i!'s command
naGa,, ~ 1Ul!UWG, '.si tsiH , 9om fti"isilS' ftGiisai'
Eolhlnuueu ~ y; y. l!taiy. 5eT9au iysasIoi,.,
lne l.!!i;stIlAl LeagNG a'la WofktnEHtTiass ~
otHhl.lHNli1Hs, colllilan9Gn ~ aliu .s
o1 lnt tN0rkaf1ghlcn'S " Union lnIra Dlgislon.
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This tablo shows TINT tho l,emocratlc
waTds-tlle U,lt.s where tho fclnnse UNI Tho
foreign clements pressnninAtc-cH smaller
number Of votes PR precinct than tlIr lsc-
Ii their ab'ise q the County la noani, proese,i
1n the assumption tflat everybody IN the
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth. and -Four.
tcenth Wards Is a voter, or tftat they expect
They I seel s to 4 aet ey o t tie snpposto ta i tha
Indiana slx-Innntlls Inv r. iii full force here,
md tint no natnra,zatioil II required. That,
however, Is not true IN illinois, 1lcra five
rsisS rSesicnco 81 yesr 'i L, ts sia,sMrsar
mGlits t!!nt do not exist y, Inllana.
Tho Democrats say they have been u1l-
LOOK AND FEE.
In tho First Ward, which Is Republican,
tl!ere has been ~ Increase Of only one voting
district slnce ls't, In tie Second pf two, Iii
the Third Of ono, allA III the Fourth Of four.
That IL TIC extent Ut tle lncrclso T.! four Ut
lsat III 18Th tl.e FoNytl, Ward east NJ, average
Of ,0M votes per precinct, and tho Fifth of
only 10y, and at ulo lust rlectlon, III 1875 Ut
Oney ~ TO cnclt prcclNGt,--lt then having
seven. Now the number Is increased % nfne.
ltcar vote III the Fourth Ward, with eight
Rsef;thetf@ @ w hs sHs per prscinGt 1.to thpn n
Democrattc- -C0inlnunistie wari-tha Sixth.
Tho number Of precincts llas been Increased
70 nine. a largp proportion Of tho psoplM Ut
this ward Sre nllets-not voters At all. ;llle
1910. It IL y war,l which IL not growing very
inst. Tho Ninth War1 was not Increased.
nor WIS tie Tenth. The lalter Ii slightly
thers Was 10 iaeresse in tic iiepubllcaa
Ninth, although! It cnst moro votes per t,rc-
cinct 'than thu DeMocr1ttc Tenth. There
WAS evidently no disposition there to M ais-
Of precincts sl,,co. 1871, whllc thcre ought to
b. two inore precincts tharo to nrsoMnIodate
tho Increased nunl'er Ut voters, The Twelfth
Fourteenth has bgen glven ttree,-,the NUM-
bcr ot precincts hay!iig been lonbletlt less
que, In 1our years: This iltcIeaso hsls bee,,
for larger than TINT IL the Twelfth, tl'1ugl,
than THO Twelfth With Its nine, Whichever
wrong has lWuIl dDll0 II, tic Inst mentioned
ward hns. been done BY tho Bnnrtl In mt
EgdIytng thirteen precincts to tho Twelfth
ii the, Fifteenth, Sixteenth. md Seyen-
teeHtll WArttB, Eapil Of which las large ftr-
clgll population, thgte has bcgl, NJ, Increase
VI. sttlnk. plnces.. Tlay arc DN,Mocratte or
ward, Inns had io incrtuse saya one In four
years,
Examination shows tlat tho
| GREATEST lSCJsEAsE HAS HEkg IN TIE
HEM0cliATIo WARDS.
II any ln!ustco hgs beg., dow, # llas necn 81
than tho DDnlOGrlttc'C0Inl illstlt Dties. INC
lAara may Will. Eenso pes!,a}s ns ,.,; aeasSa
| for mt having crUutetl ltinel! lnrgrr nllIl'
Gss s Gf yStS plaess ~ M tho i eth n9t tt fait L IL. 10
more t,!an an L, tlie Demoeratls, war.lfs,
81 Ospxaso sps \ xs t s 'Af boata III has 70 s sa
m rtisnli ans Is to utlgr Transparent fulse-
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apart for moral training md spiritual cult.
urp. JANE GjtEr SNls8ItELAT.


apart Tor moral training MD Spiritual cult
nfo. JANE GnEY SWlssItEtaf.
THE Ep{at01'AI1ANs.
NEW fO,IK, Oct ls.--.r,W eleventh days
session nj the l'rolrslnnt Episcopal General
Convention Orencd this morning.
LII tic lt1ltso at Deputies tue ComMlttco
on CnIlohs presented n report lii regard 10
tho aalo Of Ilows md efttlnga In churches ny
auction nr otherwise, md lnaktME TIC Church
free 10 nil. .rhcy report tint tile Church wns
net yet prepnred for such nctlon, nntl
resolution WIS ntlopted TINT tho Committee
he discharged fretn further consideration ot
the subject.
Tho snmo Committee, on the subject Of tho
Organization Of Church f0r colored peo-
ple in Virginia. reported they wcro not
prepared nj present to establish special col.
ored Church, and, upon recommendation Of
tho Committee, n resolution was ntlOpsed tl,nt
tho matter be referred to three bishops. five
clergynlcr, nnl five 1aynlcn for eo1Istera.
tton. to report at tile next Convention.
;, The Joint CT3nnll.tcc, colnposc,l Of lho r.
l!ey. ,Dr. Huntington, tho Hon; lsplert G:
thr"agli itIs Cl'airn,an, tic lscv. Dr. Dix, tho
Tho J5iiit Committee to whom was re-
rua no ~ III, rtnrf tint ti,ot, hnttt,
si ao,sE a, 's ,., ,s"Is Nv NV ~ IL
tllo HnH!o IuvstGt s"e!, ~, M!e EusI:' ~ tH9
CONCLUSION tnht y Is HOE tXpetll:llt NJ Inc
present time 70 nttetIlpt my Specific ltglsIIt-
tfOl OH tic subject of S!StcrHUd9, have coll
fined themselves to tho preparation Of I,
ea1,Dit Ht)f Drnrat,rssrs.n w1,irl fhly hntG-
viii, suInnlt. r.rmIniI,t.I,lt,,, lin ,mssnrr ~
tne 1o!iow'l,R resolutions: - .-.,....
,,. itfai,tfds tho tiuise nt Htahons ooheurrihG,
Ihft tho folloWlnF canon, 10 DO cntltleu OI
ucacnheSses," Do n.op1cn:
" fUfdchfsf'fss.-.o -f'fss-N otnest 1l dortut cnGr-
motor ant approved Illness mdy i'e sci ntatrt ny
my !tshop i iho CMttreh 1nr tiio WORK 2! Dt.'a-
cohcsses AccoIain:t ~ sl1en iGsn IN HhnH ny ~.
thnrlzeu " t1v tloae Or isisnia, br " ne1ntalt
tnetcot " sttei TORN III 1,lS be Rot 1orth w tho
l5isl0p 9t M tho u!oeeso. A.. ro,.
r. IT, ~. "tGs III 'u r ss,, mso , VI
sink. e,1.1eaiioi, or tbe yt,,t1r relxo,s i,srii
ton II lie neglected, frriNitt,pK If Tho fallen.
aliti other works of Christian ri1isrity.
Thtru-No woman 6tlnlI lie sgt nutrt for tho
work q !'eaeo.!ess Hnti! she ie e. y:.rs Of aEe,
unless tho l1sh2p fnr special REASONS sl,nlI do
{ef.r @ 1iof~lse, r, III H @ 10 's Ts1 sn tho iio
s@.issv hsnsor 1 ~ oumrni. s,t IT, nss I,,s',
nInn'intn t,r"nnrctinn fnr h.r ,yf,rR ,o t"ch,.
chi lid rciietoi,s Which pre,,arlton shall I,uvc
covered Il pesla.l nt ut last .s,e ycnr. -
If0nrth-N0 Dcacouess shuli work etltc4lly in n
itocoau without express mutslnsity. 1t, writing Of
tho iitstnp nf thy i!@ees., nur IL my iN!rls.
W!sa"ntt at pernisa'ono o1 Ill" uee1of or 'hshsster
htG5r rnooconce.os ,nov In ,-a,srorr,st r,,,,,
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he traced tho history Of Tie Wisconsin

10 traced The history Of TIC WISCONSIN,
!, The Rev. 9. r. Nichols read the report Of
nro now In tho Slate l07 ordained ministers,
aid iOrty-nino Of them hre l,btne mission.
aries. Tlic Aynnt1 has 1:ea organizetl church.
q, a1,d sovcnty.flve u then, a5u hoina NILS.
church iI1einbets, and a,0M Of them at. IN
llaMe mission ORGANIZATIONS. Seven hundred
nMl seventeen lurs0,lH llnve been ntl.lGtl to
The communion tlnring tlle ycar.-aA' by let
thu holnc mission churches iinve n,tdcll IN
Of tlese,-l00 by letter and 1875 by profession
OF faith
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WISCONSIN tI:1'TIODI9T9.
9pteLat DftptteA To J14 tiAienat Iffbt,nfs

SpffHt Utpateh ~ Inc Ehienet 7ftttns
APPLETON, Wis, Oct 1S.-Suntlay morn.
Ing bishop itarris preached strong sermon
on isaiah, sixth, chapter, first verse. lie then
ordained eleven l>cachns.
III tic afternoon d, q. II. Fowler, mission.
ary, preached most telling sermon from I.
Corinthians, eighth cl,aptor. twelfth verse,
which WIS followed by tho ordaining Of
seven Elders.
Or. Fowler, in tho evening, addressed n
large Audience on missions will marked cf-
feet.
Tho REV. q. q. Paddock tl,ts morning
plctt!rd guilty to imprMttel,ru In writing the
olel lettAr 10 1>r. j. w. Carhart, which mp
mnrcti about ono ycAr ago, md this wns the
only clsargo willsI the Confcrence put tu
prosecution, md therefore tlIe case ~. prola.
by settled. Tho Cotni'1fttco to try tho case
tlle session 10 continue tleir proceedings.
Nnthing Is known OF The turn at1nlrs aro
tAklhg III this ,sntscr, tt1sl 1t Is Impossible to
!enrtl anything from those connected with
tho trtO1,
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1'EnE nyAc1S.r1ps CHURCH..

TI4ltE II NCI NTE1T's8 EfI q EtClIs
NEW YonK, Oct. 1S.-A meeting WIS held
Mt Graco Church this evening for the PURPOSE
Of making known tho wA.ts Of the new
churel. Of l'6ro lIyacinthc III Paris. This
new church is III need Of n new building,
which will cost Sl7,2iN Thu Bishop OF
Es!inrurg, here 10 forward the project, urged
the, cause, as did also Blsop llcrzog, Of
GWttyer11,ih
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THO NFencla Chanabef at nePHt9pA.
Fclr FSai has not yury exalted opinion Of
tue French Chamber VI Deputies, 1t is he suvA,
~ roo1nfut ut IT'D deaf lnutta. voting like tho
!beep Ut l'aHusYe. "A dungeon full 0f idiots aAl
fools. of dupes An4 trulues. "A0tn tue sovereign
rutV pF -,
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And also Endeavoring to, Bu|ldoze
Honest Election Judges.
I3nsclcss Charges Of Partially
Made Against tho County
Dunru.
The New Election Districts Favor
Democrats More than Ae.
publioans.
Preparations for The Grand Parade md Melting
10 Ds Held SATURDAY.
FRAUDULENT nEo1sTnY.

THE DEMOCRATS At TltE!ls OLD TIlcKs.
The Democratic party, slmee It's terrible
defeats Il, 1nt1tana ai,d OhED, Is making one |
ing ANYTHING HERETOFORE aohc Wy u ID "a Cook
County. Having been clecklnated y lis at.
tc.npts to colonies Indiana from thus and
Sn".,,or, ~ ,ncthoI ~ hn,Idoz,nr eirctin,
oonuefn ne.neu 49, ~ .,"."na " - s,',.,,,i1't
Judges 10 accept tno ha''es u llauauichs
lists III tits city. In this there has becl. a |
sga iai.re ,'so 49, ~ aicr,r .',s ~ nIas,n o
pnnllca1, party mas tne ,halo.ns @ ot e'ee.ion
Judges III this county, ahd " is pro-
poscd to l.ayo fair and honest
clrct,on and M honest count, and
ti,ts Is ,v,,ot rI,xz1cs Tim Cook County
1,a,,,nnro,tc fsomnni0n Commtttec, WIN, nm
honeot u v"te t,nicaro alone viii Give itcpul-
leH lcnn minority Of not less than 5,oo from tic
crnts here are playing desperate game.
srlry van, tn cnrrythe COUNTY. nt all hazards,
-py by fair means or foul. Lyman rrumbuii
but in order to do so lie mast have Cook
cn,,,,tv. T,tr Tmp11SE Of Yesterday stated
at ~ etlort would 10 ,nae 2 l,ays all tis @
lepuphcah Juoses " t1s't'oa w. n'seo.o'
who have not filed copies OF tie reg
istry-lists as prepared ut tho first
muettnc nj t1,e ElnctIpn 1}u1rtls Tuesday last
;u ,"sS.s H. =, 80, tu C,"r, VIZ ,o nnn,hlicons
WI" -. Wy Sa.' ,,aat .,'a,r,, ~, ~" fnI'
s'"uAu W e'oeen - osos sn~ ,',... ~ Lo,..
lowing laets' lhs.eAa "a w. mai4"'''' o''ns
sworn out yesterday, as threatened,
TllElE WERE NIT SIX,
hnu, "p sorro mi. 1,,r"nt IL ..IrectS, o1a;nst
,e .ho fn,lawiur I tuures: julius Roduer,us. See.
90 1tr.i 49,. .r%lt:
First Precinct, Louis (;ratllis. Second, John
f.,,sse,n. Thtrti. William Iiost, Fifth. and W,
'"Sso, n,s... A' 9ts,,., 1,Saa,aa, ~ Inc EIrh,t
J., Brown. Ionth Irec'hc., o. tna i;!e1.h ~,
Ward. Tho complaints wero all '!ade be-
rJm.tl in lis drawer yesterday, tho promise
hemr % ma,ic lei lint more would be caught in
tho dfag-iIes during the day' whicil ald hot
prove to be tho case. The COMPLAINT against
cntt, l,,neolf n L. tvl,r,ru, who
chnrxos ch,1r "THu' hiu with tn ylolatlnn Of thu thu
GnIees ulh WIZ N,"'o nws Wv 10
HpCtStrntlOn law i'll not lleltE Il copy nf
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hnu loo mlcn VlEllnncc eannnt ~. 10 nsca ~
t'v ,inns thnt ~ cn,,af nnfiv tIntinr liza s,,.s
vilianco af lie uolice. and ffonl these tic Uc-
n,Dcracy expect 10 got goOd)y number ot
lts Illegal vote. .
..t IL a"innNH, III LIZ aISa y. eot ~ r. 4osn Hs Hv;s
nif n,this n fben, fnr lin t,rnt.fit Of Tie null.
liz, but those who l,ave them In charge re-
fuse 10 givo them up. In Eighth
Ward z list M 49, names nas
U"M y VI. MSGoe 80, +orisinrnt, Snnn
Of thcsc % aro k,,"w,, II 10 hnv, af, 0xistencc In
fact, but oillers may have m ,abitln9 place,
AMI. In order to do no. intusticc. thnse max.
!,R ltlsestiKntlols nrc nolItng IL paeh u'A'''
a,r se ',n' .,ss. u w ~ ~ Etvioon,, Word
has ' p'' ~ -'''~~''
A LIFT or go NAMES
that It WAS attempted 10 have registered,
lti9st Of wlitcf, nrG false, Some nf them he
De!lfves liasc AD'ulhs i'iMces ~ feRftiseitGu,
' hn IL H. ,makfnw ."' cngcfm} ny l"vsss!1nt,n,, "A
sDot1 Ms lEp i]ntt,yi States Supervisors nr,
appointed 1t " proposed to Investigate cncll
I0ui'sflll name carefully. Inc thrrnts ennde
~ ~ sn"ct.s @ oatuay n Tas ns,arni iS
strai.s ll,cv are ' mit' 7"o" ~ "''''| 3s"''0"~
.
THE EI,T(,rJON D1ETRICTS,
soME nEMocl,AT,n rA,sr,,oo,,s EXPOSED
For tllp last week or two thu Democratic
papers OF Ills ctty haye been I,urpluv OF, tho
cllarce-a false and utterly unfout,dcd one
that the County Hoard. II, making The cleo
lion districts for tic November contest, had
Disseminated ngaiust tia Democrats, aud
had an snh,jv,1cl tin cttv M 10 factii,a,e lin
"su ~ .as ~ ~ " ,,.!," ~. .,.o
polling Oh Neplol'ean Foles anu Iiht'es t'e
casting OF Democratic ballots, The constant
repetition Of this charge may lend people to
~ teats ,,n.rovo. ~ oonvInoo or ,trd,.
.l.o insu'' 'o"es 1s ~, ~ tos ~
even TIC Most pEeludlccd paIlisa11, uiat tlle
charge In too coiitempttble mud too untrue to
deserve consideration.
Ti,oso Damncrnta start ont xvft,, thn oaser.
t,on fiat cartrn ,vn rtte ira nIln,vn,j IN mn
nr.c,ucta fnr sn mart, nnn,i,, whiIo car,ni,,
p,.s .,i Ill.,, pso.' ,,,,,I,o~ -,
".er "a'es ate a.owe as.sf ~ ..,n ,pot :, =,
precincts Tor q larger number OF people. II
will be seen from this that these blOWEuttls
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~--....x... e.
- - -,
ancc, l.: j. jacobs IN tho chalr+ "a,
t;cn. Joseph Stockton, who was present,
spoke Of the Industrial par1d1 TO 90 heln ~
this city next Saturday, and Offered to 1ur-
fiis!l the music Tor tile Cllln
M =. spM 20 ~ ~ crinsi"G
n aro mnnI, r. @ ak ' ct'pp'''
WI aHsts ~ 'I' n.,,str ~ r Mann A,,,or, 1oona
1onas iorpor o fiof % Rnnsnn wcre III,
nuimisd sn,nini;iee @ to s,1raest sitttah!a mt
neS W H. t"5 ,a,"r a iioa1 fia orntio W" iep'i'
-C0nlrade james j. .IieaIy ,yas. appointed
Marshal Of tic escort to the AntlersoIlvillo
survivors on tho 0ccaslon Of their demonstra~
tiDn tomorrow.
ney, and Mann In ' wcrs appointed COMMITTEES
on Music.
a1e MtsSsston y dolGwea 9 IinatGv Is tGnScSlh Sy H.
~ td f,s!ti, AL, ~ ~ tea,;nr mh ~ ~ ~
tu.st onot.rini tlistrtnt t"esio' s"S -. ~'o
F1s foIoSInE ieso"tlsns s wore passed with
ous olie a'sseutlns sotcI; ~.
Hssrsd Inat iq ~; = Earris ana a. Il M Moek r.
wc. tne fp,,, }hc nss
s;s1sT isS tSe v %s 3 Ps9s atI s du;ss ~
sF; e1 Sfssyss aassn nn hooe't oans to
vi He4ocsd. Thnt We ,'}} f.,;}y ,uuorse tho notion
sSt tsSee 20 .ss ns j p esy GsnTeaSn a sSSy Y
nliy lcno,lnco tho coiirso tnken BY tle First
Ward Republican Club tn oxpelilng such an act
I've and consistent member troIn tne!E of9ant-
zntion wiihott aao flotlfc tn na Q! thn!r lnten. @
t, a,ns ~ hn1 ~ 9 at atd Wo ase
I tho nnrfv = +, tuii district
| Co.nradc Cross was appointed to drill the
| sons Of veterans who lre to net rs escort to
| ll,p Club.
| An Invitation waa extended to MI soldiers
and sailors to take part In tic parnde satur-
day; TIE Club Will re1ldezyons at tie Grand
facttc Hotel a. O'CLOCK sharp, Saturday
afternoon. ,.,.,
~ ing next regular mcotlng WILL DO held
14o"''"' s,.nuh' .,',. .,, ,,.,
| tns. A4.t,Nieh sI;Ns.SAus+ Ai.E
| EIhn marching F11Jf4 nf tIH Ninth J1lPiAynn
, 1880-10-02

Montegrins commenced marching TO
Duicigno on Wednesday.
The repor, tha, the AIbanians decoyed
the garrison Of Dulcigno on the 18th inst
il confirmed.
The Porte will issue new note protest
ing against the naval demonstration.
Again declaring il an exercise Of armed
pressure contrary TO the rights OF the SUI
tan.
In accordance with the decision taken
at the Council Of Admirais the Oath, Ad
miral Seymour has sailed for Cattcrc
whence he will proceed to Cettinge for the
purpose of ascertaining personally the pos
ition Of Montenegro ana arranging tor fu'
ture action with regard to the occupation
of Dulcigno
a dispat ch from Chetting Of the 24tf
SAYS Admiral Seymour has arrived here
The Commander in Chic: Of the Monteg
negria force which is TO operate agains
Dulcigno has arrived at Sultarie 10 hoit
a conference with Admiral Seymour.
Peruvians are actively engaged in dril
ling and organizing their army for tn
protection Of Lima and in fortltng tn
city. Even the Chinese are joining IN tn
universal enthusiasm and the neuclus OF I
celestial guard has already been formed
/ of six of the richest Cinnamon an'
a corps Of some 60 men OF the best Chine
Sc offered. The mission Of the Christian
Americans Minister 10 Peru to the Souti
turns ort now not to be one OF peace, bu
for the purpose of presenting eertall
claims to Chile for damage caused to Am
erican property during the war at 'alpa
rasO
, 1880-10-02
THAT TorcHEr CoaL--On Tues.

THAT ToUcHET CoAL-On Tuesday We
received a specimen Of the coal recently dis
covered on the Touchet, and according to
our custom tested it in a common clay pipe.
The coal was pounded up fine, placed IN the
bowl. covered It up tightly with putty ard
placed it in a blacksmiths forge; As soon as
the gas commenced to issue from the stem
a lighted match was pnt TO 1t when 1t CON-
menced to burn with bright flame nearly
two inches in length, and continued burning
fully right minutes, and all this from less than
half an ounce Of coal If this vein Is only
one-half the thickness it is represented to be
it is the most valuable property in Walla
Walia county to-day. We would suggest
that few loads Of the article be immediate
" brought to town as it would command a
ready sale at high figures. Our citizens can
not stand the extremely high prices which
inferior cord wood is now sold at much
longer, and with one accord would give pre-
ference to the coal merchant. The first ton
brought 10 the STATESMAN office will fetch a
$40 gold piece, and the sooner it is brought
the better We shall be pleased.
, 1880-10-02

OBSERVANCE OF TIE SARRtTH-The fol-
lowing extract from an executive order, dated
November 18th, 1862, is published for the
information and guidance of this command ::
The President. Commauder-in-C chief Of the
army and navy. desires and epjoins the order
" observance OF the Sabbath hv the officers
and men III the military and naval service
The importantance for man and beast of the
prescribed weekly rest, the sacred rights OF
Christian soldiers and sailors. a becoming
Difference TO the best sentiment Of Christian
people and a due regard for the Divine will.
demand that Sunday labor IN the army and
navy I've reduced 10 the measure of strict
necessity. With a view of carrying ont the
spirit of these Instructions, neither the for
NAL review nor drill of the troops will be
had during the Sabbath" and the neces-
sary inspections and exercises Will be So
timed aud arranged as not TO detain officers
and enlisted men. excepting the essential de-
tails, from the privilege Of attending Divine
service
, 1880-10-02

4 GROWING EvfI--Whatever may be the
qualifications of the numerous "drifters
who now infest our city, cheek and brazsn
impndence cannot be said to be absent in
their ethics. They have literally no hesits-
ton in striking our citizens for various sums
and for different purposes, and they gauge
their demands according to the sanding of
those they approach. For example, poor
newspaper reporter is only asked Tor 80 cents,
while his Honor, the Mayor, is assessed at
- 80, and street commissioner Brooks Is re-
ques'ed to 20 security for week board or
until work cah he procured. This class Of
gentry all look sleek and well fed and any
thing but famine is depicted upon their cOun-
tenances. There is plenty of work on the
railroads for every working man. and We see
no reascn why these men should be allowed
TO prey upon the community. Birds that
can sing and won't sing, should be made to
sing, and on that principle We venture to
suggest that few days IN the chain gang
would remedy this growing evil.
, 1880-10-02

WELL DoNE.-Rev. j. l.. Bitch, d. D.,
returned on last Saturday from kelton, to
which point he took his family. They have
gone to Georgia and Virginia on a visit The
Doctor returns here with the intention to
stay until his afflicted wife decides either to
return or stay East During the two years
that Dr. Bitten has lived here he has made
many true friends His labors have received
4 good share of success. Other fields invited
him and one of his old charges in the East,
calls for his return hi. mInd is not fully
de ;Ided. We had the pleasure TO hear DR..
Bitch in his first sermon, and have observed
his course for some time. 1t is not tiattery.
to say what many Will also say, that DR..
Bitch is good man. fine scholar and in
his church or denomination he ranks among
the highest IN pulpit services, always pleas
ing and entertaining and often full Of tender
pathos and burning elcquence He should
as he has DONE command the respect and
admiration OF many who love the beauties of
Oratory and n!eetness Of liberal christianity.
, 1880-10-02

NEW CRoSSwALKS. - An innovation in
cross~alks IS being put down opposite Adams
store. Heretofore walks have been made Of
wood, bur as they are continually getting
out OF order and wearing out. II Is deemed
advisable TO experiment with the square
blocks OF stone. which are quarried out on
the line of the railroad TO Wallula. The
stone is very hard and as it is being laid un-
der the supervision OF Robert Leet there IS
no doubt but good job Will be effected.