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Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09
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DEFUNCT ROOMS.

Abou Bill Barnum-tmay his tribe decrease ' Awoke one night from deep dream of peace, And saw within the moonlight in his room Making it rich and like lily in bloom, An angel writing in a book of gold. Exceeding cheek had made Bill Barnum bold And to the presence in the room he said:
 What writest thou 2" The vision raised its head And, with a look made of all sweet accord, Answered: 1.-The names of those who serve the
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Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09
Bargains in Carriages '

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 w ges Shifting Top, Patent Wheels, new and sec ondhand- The cheapest and best place the city to purchase anything in the above line at the manu- factory of D. TOBIN, 104 Howe street. N. B-Re- pairing of all kinds promptly attended and at low
 est rates Carriages and Wagons stored and sold on commission se23 {
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Sherman III tho Cabinet, II, indeed, he did
feel suc, obligation, bu! he certainly did not
desire tint the Secretary nf Tho Treasury
Should enter the list for United States Seln-
tor, n position Tint
s- ltfs w.ii1MEsT riltES1l,
Gov. Charles Fnstcr, WIS working for, md
exrcetct to obtain. l,rnfal,lyi. will he sonln
satisfaction to know, rs tho General rr0l,nl,ly
docs, that F0stcr's popularity lii Ohio would
bc apt to carry him Into almost anything ho
wished, a,ld tho consequence Is Tint TIC cold
Sherman rs agatnst tho wnrni md populnr.
Foster can stand but slight chance. Thtra
Is scarcely n member Of tlso Ohm Legislature
who does not think great deal OF Foster,
md tlcsa men would Riyc Sherman tfiotr
votes only from u Rcnsc of duty, which does
not at present prevail.
IfE NEsinSS ONE OF THE TI1nEE PLACES
GIVEN lttM ny THE PEOPLE.
CotuMtEts. O., Nov 10.-9uv. Foster to-
tlny received the resignation Of james 4.
t;artleld MS member Ut Congress from tho
Nineteenth Ohio District. Tho Nineteenth
District, ut tile time Ut Gcn. t;articltl's elec-
thu, To Congress, wns not composed wholly
Of tho SAINT territory Of which It Is NOW coll-
stituted. Tile writ for nil elcctEo,l Ia MI tho
vacancy will be issued today for nj election
Nov. 90, nna will l,e scnt to those counties
which composed tho Nineteenth District at
the tl'no ten. Garfield was elected, It bctns
held that tito territory composing TINT Ills
trict Inns vested rights which caIinot bc ab-
rognted By MI act OF tho General Assembly.
, 1880-11-11
1KVTNG-lIALL.

TIE CAUSE Of nEFEAT.
NEW YoRx, Nnv. 10,-Excctltive Commit
leu Of Irving Hall met tonight. The report
of the Subcommittee to which was referred
tho matter Of comparing tho cel,s,!s-l ctnrns
with the votes po'lctl, with view To
ascertain tho fraudulent yoto cast,
wns presented. 1t sets forth Tint
prominent among tho causes whic!,
produced tho Democratic tlcfcat III tho lust
election must bo rcckonct tho secession froln
tho Democratic party III ts'p, which resulted
In tile election Of Republican Stato Govern
1nn,lt, wa,oso machinery WIS used ~ divert
yotcs 10 Garfield: The. report charges That
- colonization, intimidation, nltl, bribery, \
larEe iMrtinl Of the Increased 1sppn|itlc
vote wastlnc. ltsugxests t1,a. cenere,ssiu1al
investigation be hRtl 40 tint frlut1s may
be prevented In future, alMl snys that tic
corruption If tho franchise 81 New iork IL
Of in1rc impDrtnncc than tho result Of iIlN
Presidential election, anil nlust ln checked.
Tho report was adopted, but tho resolution
to petition Congress to slppnlnt n committee
WAS referred 10 u subcommittee.
y resolution declaring that tho Democratic
dcfcnt wns due to Incompetent leaders, both
lit Irving n1,h TAtninNtly 1lnll. was lost.
TIle Subcommittee wns sc0nt[Nued, and the
meeting adjourned,
, 1880-11-11
TIE REGISTER.


Sptetdt Dispa1tA 10 Tie Chicago 1rthunA.
New YonK, Nov. l0--It las been q stub
ject OF some comment TINT tic proprlctors OF
tho Kirkland House, In Lynn, Mass, should
allow tho register 1T their hotel to be brought
to this city to he .tampered with. a proHsl-
nent official who Is cnnyersant with
every phase Of the Aforcy case, toid this eve.,-
ing tho following story, Ms 1t wns related to
him by Nessrs. Mills and Carter, of tho ktrt~
land House. 4 man elalmfng 10 be q. u.
Wilson carried to N1ayor Prince, OF Bos-
ton, letter signed, Or purporting to hc
signed, by w. II. Bnrnu,n, Chairman OF
the National Democratic Committee III
which Mayor 1'rinco WAS requested to nftl
tho bearer i'll procuring what he wanted.
Mayor Primes Endorsed this letter anu sent
the nRn TO William Thompson, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor of Alnssac!lr-
sctts, and btr. Thompson indorscd tho letter
generally to whom 1t might concern.
ARMED WITH THIS DOCUMENT,
Wilson went 10 Mills asld Carter and asked
for the loan of tho register Of 1s10, stating
tfat It was to be ,tsed III II lawsuit. The pro-
prictors refused tn lend 1t until Wilson WINS
identified BY gentleman Of Lynn WHOM they
personally knew. After this they give 1t In
to the lna1l's custody, sl,ppuslag 1t WIS to DO
used In Boston court. Their astonishment
Mt hearing Of IL III this city in connection with
the Philip case WIS unbountled,
, 1880-11-11

saoi mojerity !sr sb'conncr iot' oniy ; u;
stead IT ELF. Tint tho Democrats did all
all lilo sttiiElng. there cur DO no doubt Tho
nianaEcrs of clccsEons werc Rll l)tn,0crats.
the Republicans not having = single manager
III tho cl!y iinr nnywl,cro else III THO whole
Conversational district. At cactl poll III tho
city tho ball0t-l,ox WIS pluced at lenst
FIVE FEET FnOM riiE GROUND
an:l tho hole y eneh box for thp reception a #
wills, so ~ ID t!er,ntt without difficulty ihu
deposit Of 2 bullet With largo nuu'ber Of
III Tho C,nnty tf CllnrIcston, sontslda Of
the clty, Mt some polls frnuda of the same
cllarnettr were perpetrnted by tho Ionf- p.
Ornngeburg Co,inty tito Democrats adopted
hnoses; fc sen' w "' taso 81 fb,|as b|ois md ND te 5
drawing tharefrom Republican votes. Thore
wero nearly 1000 moro votes than voters i'll
this county.
In Clarendon County The excess Of fraudn-
lent votes "Hns ,.oy, transferring itcpMb-
Democratic majority Ut 1000.
, 1880-11-11
lod, young lawyer ot ratl1cr tlfssipatc,l 'a',.

1od, young lawyer Of rather dfssipatcd ''a''
It's was among their frteltss. Recently lie
1nat!e oyertures Of marriage Ii Miss Slgcrson,
but these woro rrptllset ly lmtl tho yo,snu
wnu,pu attl her family. md ho was finally
forbidden to enter tho llu,1se. Late this Mt
er,1ouu .c called md desired m Interview.
Mrs. sigcrsoll nntl her tlnug,tcr talked will,
him awhile, md then ,fcsLrett HIN IL 20
away. lie did not go at once, hut continued
tn plead for Miss Slgcrson's favor. At
length he threw his left arm about
her ncck, md, in tho rrcseleo Of her
mother, drew 4 pistol fiUm his pocket,
plnccd tho weapon ngntnst her llcatl, nt,sl
sent bullet through her bratn. Mary fell
dem, at ler mothers fcGt, n1ld {alllcn rushed
from tin l,ousc. lie wns subsequently ar-
rested nnd taken to tie 1uml,s.
, 1880-11-11

GtHHtiE IHltFs fid.> A9IkMnU.
4 tnrXo and llniItlsn,U wtoNpti14 stark can l,o
seol. daily struggling nrt,n sho y9r st tho scss;
bird WIS l'4rchasodb by tho prolcssur during Il
visit to Muxle0 solno mouths since A!,tl haa ~
etork rellshca II U xo!hl lNt ilUllsp. Mra faiHe
bus s,1lull slre trap ~ thy house. an!l wounryE
tnuIlso happens t0 WM.nler tl,orein ho hccOtnc3
sweet nlnFsel fnr his ato. ksit'. The other day
Mrs. FnlKg tiDtirat Tho h!rl stathtink slGhr tho
beneath tho building. Tlo stork reulane3 III Uni
attitude 1f watchfuncas for nenrly ha!& IN
hour. an4 Mn. Fufa1 beetang eurtUlls Gt}lIctlld
cd u wutcl u1ttl SEQ whit f.,llowod FlnHlly she
.tw Hln!so creep lntu sight fronl under tho
burn. Ktd the ealno !nytant thu Intelligent etnrk
noHH,cHs,i ,.H down Hpon the mouso md ''took hu.
performing this Intelligent tcut. the sterk re-
san,tsi als vigilance =. ny tuYasono!s, a aftor
grnw wcsry Ut tiIs work nr Ket Ult III PATIENCE,
an5 !aAtrl.lg u tho l..,t,se entered the kitchen.
ha.i " otlci! boon fct!, to returned to tAo barn
ah! SCI tho tr!p down NEAR tho hnlc: evidently
Apprscsnttnx tho tsa Ut tho trap, ard believing
tAut 1t Wou!4 catch i u!uuse Iut liul,
, 1880-11-11

lFonNtA-THE FnnuEn stuI.EY lEr1rse RI
1!EMAnKABLE CONDUCT or usS. ro,r.
GRAMS. 'S<"'
pisrdteh 10 The Mn rnss rsn,,,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, B.-Thrr, il m ,r,,
linn Tint tho sfnrev 1rttnr Ind ,.u.,, :, .o!uFs-
this otate III securing lho 'arse aud nae1.
pected vote given 10 1Inncock last TUESDAY,
Many fair-inindctl hit Ignorant pconle ,ra,a
confused t,y thechnrrcs n,1 ftrnjals ,na 10y ~.
In, thn nrohtsn, tI,nv co,ld M. % ',,'. '1u se1'
~" .'1e oy. 49,, ." s""n' ~. sp!'e W III.
!nE liancock the be1lent OF thr!s 'loubs
The result iii tho First District, however, |,
a most remarkable case of mlsl,nterstonl;or
, 1880-11-11
MICHIGAN.

Special ntspdteh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
AnntAS, Mlcil,, Nov. 10,-Tho alcinl cnn-
vass, completed today gives Garfield, III
Lenawoo County, 0,351; Hancock, 5,9iG;
Weaver, 40a; for Governor, Jerome. Rop,,b-
lLcan, a,:5a; Holloway, Democrat, 6,352a5: TOR
Congress, Second District, Willis, Repub-
lican, 0.0so; VALIDITY, Democrat, 5,43l. The
constitutional amendment gets 410 majority.
GRAND RAPIDS.
Special Dhpafeh Ia Tne Chicago Tribune.
GRAND RAPIDS Mic b., Nov. 10.-The Of
flctal canyass Vt tic vote of tits county com
plete to.day sllowa: Garfield. 8,3l4:. linn.
cDck, Ills: Weaver, 3.tE'7; Dnw, tS;: Phelps,
is, Elying Garfield 81 plnraltty and So nm
6ao5, aud i}lnuchurd, Greenbackcr, 3.2s,s.
.lerunIo's plurality for {snVern0r Is 2,.ri}
qroshy's., for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s,,A;,;;
JcnninGs', f..r Secretary q. State, 8.a3l i:
I1tcahnds fGs Trsqssts5 9 ;. h1f9"ef
State Land Commissioner, .!A7; Van 1slper's,
for Att0r,iay-(}encral, 500; Gnwer's, for
superintendent q Public Instruction, 3,e70 !;
knxfor.l's, for State Donrd nf Education,
Re '|ssGs Tor s,ate sonS59! 41%
1,5:a; Garfield. s5!; md l'a!nlerlce, lol.
Perkins, for Judge Of Probate, 3,4:i.; I.a.l,-
ereallx, fnr Sheriff, | ,70a over his Grcenhnck
competitor, {tlle only tnstnnce Greenhncker
wss Iss sen2nd t,3a u the raes); clarf f9r Clerk,
Vcrdlcr. Tor Treasurer, ovcf Fnsioil, i,tH;
Maynard, for Prosecuting Attorney. A.m5; !;
Skeles, Tor County Surveyor, al4 nvrr Fusion i;
WILSON. Republican, and F1llGtt, Fusion, da-
clarcl elected Circuit Court commissioners;
and LaMlensteln and Burch, Republicans,
TGc proposcd amendment ot tho stute
Constitution was defeated by 500 votes.
, 1880-11-11
THE 13ULLDOIE1lS.

sptttal uispateh to The Chttaeo Tribune.
WAslliSorov, y. T., NoH iu.-Tho in-
formation TINT the Republicans havo received
tr0 nit parts Of thu Snl,th since the election
lndientes that III Virginia, North Cnrolna,
part of Cieorg!a, Tennessee, aud prtttmbly
III Arkansas, tho elections for Congressman
were III thu tt,aih fair. III South Carolina NIL
were carried by ,.so af tissue ballots a.u by
displays of vinlcllcc. III Alabnmn gross
frauds In registering Republican votes were
the rule. Iii Chalmers district Ut 3ississI,-
pl, Lynch was untiouht city cilcaled oi,t Of
NIL election. Immediately after tho orgal,-
ixatlon Of the next House, all cases III
the South where the election was
limited by violence, tissue ballots, or
falso counting viii be takcM Up
and vigorously Icalt with Members of tho
Republican Committee nro talking Of II gen.
oral conrso Of notion, which tloy think will
exercise n very wholesome effect In tho
South and pronsoto the course OF honest Con-
gressional elections IN tho future.
THE lI.AS
Is to send tho election back to TITO people in
every case where Violence or any species of
frnud can bo clearly shown, and 10 continue
thereafter To remand tho csisu for new etec-
tton until perfectly free md fur enc has
SI-h hNhN At oA~44 Il SuoEo Ao iiu3G ~
Atackey In Charleston, Lowe and Strolbncl,
In Alabama, anil Lynch In Mississippi they
will undoubtedly bc given their seats Under
the usual form OF contest, but It Is tho pur-
pose Ut prominent Republicans to hereafter
take every opportunity TO remand ,nfaIr
election cases to tho voters In tho Southern
districts, and to refuse to seat those returned
until honest elections nre llald in tho district
which aro now labitua'ly compromised with
violence and fraud, or both.
SURPRISING AN ANNOYANCE.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov 10.-A train
from Madison Courthouse, having on
board five cltlzuns In charge Of /, Deputy
United States Marshal, arrested for alleged
violation OF tho election laws, wns boar tcd
Tucsday night Ms It was leaving Madison by
u party Of nlnskcd men, who released tho
prisoners and made the witnesses dIsembark.
, 1880-11-11


THEY HAVE NOT YET RECEIVED ORDERS TO
LET III.
RoSnouT, N. f., Nov. 1o.-Tlo Chairman
Of the Ulster County Democratic Committee
l,as served upon the Doard of Ca,tyasscvs Of
Ulster County protest agalnst counting tic
Republican Electoral ballots. claiming TINT
said bnllots do not conform to tho require
mcnts OF tic statute, In TINT they contain
both caption and Endorsement, and Tint the
names Of several candidates are not printed
"in plnin type, With letters Of uniform
s,ze." Ulster County, heretofore largely
Democratic, on the Cd Inst. gavc Garfield 130
majority. -.. -.....
CORTLAND COUNTY.
SYRACUSE, N. y, Nov. 10.-At n meeting
.of tho Cortland County Board Of Canyassers
Democratic protest was made against
counting Of tho Republican Electoral ballots,
on tho ground OF double headings. The
Board voted to CANVASS tho vote, and sond
the protest with tho canvass to tho State
Cunynssers.
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
1IUDsoN, Y. y, Noy. t0.-Tho Chairman
antl Secretary OF the Democratic County
Committee served upon tho Board OF Canvas
sers OF Columbia County protests ngnlnst
counting the Republican Electoral, Congress
st0nal, Assembly, md county tickets, OH the
ground thnt such ballots wcrc Illegally III
tiorsed. Thu protests were ortlerctt PLACED
Oil file, nntl tho Board ndjourncd TIL Thurs
day to take legal advice Ill the question. The
Hoanl comprises twolyo Republicans and ten
Democrats,
, 1880-11-11
WHAT DID TT.

VIEWS OF RETURNING orTiCE-l1oLDERs.
i Special Dhpateh 10 Tho CAfeaeo Tribune.
sWAs11INaroS, u. g., Nov. 10-Keturning
otf'ce-hohlers, bringing the sentiment OF their
respective sections, arc singulnry unanimous
with regard to tho cat,so which operated
most powerfully 10 tlgfeat the Democratic
candidates in tho election Of Inst week.
"'rhe tariff" they say, "and tho splendid
record Of tho Republican party s!nco 1t has
been In power, together with tho lnttlscrc-
t1ons ot tic Democratic purity III Congress,
wcro NIL powerful contributions; but tho rcal
moving sentiment in tho minds Of tic loyal
masses of tho North was tito tloterml-
nation that tho solid md still dis
loyal South should nut bo sufrored
to capturo by frnud tho Government
1t Ind faicd to destroy by force. "In nfty-six
meetings which I Addressed" said Gcn.
Itanu,, II found that, willis other issues
were listened to with marks Of approval,
TINT which commanded tho closest attention
nnl brought astt tic most emphatic dcilon-
strntions Of feeling WIS the description OF
tho methods by which tho South has gained
lts power III Congress, Md aeeks 10 extend 1t
over tho executive brunch Of tho Govern
mcnt."
SAID JUDGE sC0pIELD,
REGISTER Of tho Treasury: "AIl the other
Issues are involved III the Southern question,
The tariff question was only n feature ot tho
Southern question. 1t WIS the fear. OIL tho
part OF tie manufacturers and tho lnb0ring
people TINT tho South would put In force
their doctrine Of free trado TINT made the
tariff Issue scrylecablo TO tho Republican
purity. They lia,l Incorporated the doctrine
III their Confederate Constitution md Il, tho
Cincinnati platform. So, too, with tho In
tornal.flevenue laws. Thero WIS fear that
tho South wplild tan,per with them. reducing
thu Tux Oh whisky, rs they have oil tobacco.
All these were lmrts OF
TIL; SOUTHERN QUESTION,
and all wcr1 Involved tn tl,u sinE1a question:
Shall tic South be allowed, BY rcAson Of its
fraudulent Malorlttcs, to control thu entire
co.l.lryT It was tlat 1ucstItm which wus
answered by tho people last week." ~ do
want" suit
SECOND AUDITOR zENis,
sin Bn1no way Ia I.nvo II impressed upon tho
minds ut tho members Ut tho now Congress
a,nl tho now Administration that tho ques.
tton OF questions which the people expect
tIlem To consider md tako action OIL is that
relatlRg tn tito maintenance Of Republican
forms Of Government ntl tlle right OF suf-
frage III tho South, until It Ia made as safo
for ,nnn tn ialk aud vote l'ts sentiments In
Snnth Cnrotinn ns lM Now York. 'rhuro
must bo q Snl!d N1rtl! 0ppose1 to aud doMl-
hitting Solid South"
, 1880-11-11

:. ~ ,t...,, ,,,t l,n,t in
, s." E."s ~ -. - aa.,.,.,,. ~ Vo,y ,-ork
,"'' osts ~ ',.an.o,, IL n,,,tnr
aHe ~usaNee' ',a,, ''.s' lh - M, @ ,,;s nv
""a - t,"tso eo,'p.ns' ~ ~ .,,n. ~
pensea' ~ ""a ~ a"'e' .aa. .n""..' NJ forav
nos WIS a -, ,..s.,''t,s, "ap I'm ram.
nsns ,t "arv ~ "e'lu'., ~, .tno,,a 49, ,o,a,,,,,.
.e ~ Nt.aa u4o " s.,..'ess'u .,'a ~ tho
=, ..e ""g"k " a."ss ~ @ a'o .te ,,o,,,,n IT. ~
,".! ,',a.. .., ne""u".s'n n ' ,'a o 1.,,t. sfr
' ,. u'iae ~" IVY "ssS III" ~ ~ stt,or IT,
as"'t 'i'S''s 1 epa'"s..' ~ a.s', 40 i.,1ai a.
.'9s .,' ~. ~" o'' ,,' MA r,.. ~" .. III ,"t
s4o "e"'u""'u4s tno .'',..'t's' 't.n'.,t "'" ''''
''"'o e''o'e'' '.oes s.. ~ .vos '",n'. ,'.'.'4'
ANulIn" ,,..li ,., n.Il ~ ~.
, 1880-11-11
CITY NEWS.
THE FORGED BONDS.


EFFoHTs To FIND WHO Is HOLDING THEM
tfNwtTr1Sn1i. AND HOW MANY THERE
AnE.
special DarateA to Ine Chicago Tribute.
NEW YoBK, Nov. 10-Tllo examination, of
jasper Owen, who Is accused Of completely
In tie recent forgery Of Gpor cent Govern.
lnent bonds, wns to have taken place before
United States Commissioner Allti, In Brook
lyn this evening, but the prosecution was not
prepared. and m adjournment without date
was taken. The SccrctService men findt
they hive not completed their work, anal
cann ot tell when tlley will be ready 10 pre-
sent tho testimony against tho prisoners
In tho Courts. Doyle, who WIS mr.
rested In Chicago will, over s2oo, 900
Of tho fraudulent bonds In his
possession, Inns not yet undergone
ast examination, and his alleged lconfedcratcs,
who were arrested III brooklyn, will not be
arraigncd until after tho preliminary pro-
ceet!fngs III the case, for tho Witnesses against
him nre needed by tho prosecution IN tho
Brooklyn cases.
THE GOVERNMENT DETECTIVES.
who 1nado tho arrests have, 1t Is thought,
been 1nlslcd by an erroneous statement which
appeared In ccrtaln newspapers to the effect
that Snythe, the cHgraver of tho plate upon
asserted that the forged paper taken from
Doyle was NIL TINT had been uttered. Cor,,-
selor Angel. United States DEstrlct-At-
torncy 1enney's assistant, says S1nythe
never made any stch declaration, mt! lle Is
surprised that the detectives In Charge of tito
cnsc accepted the story rs true, amt Jagged
In their Investigation.
CHIEF DIUMsoSD,
OF the et-Seryfcc Bureau, III the city, says
lie Is not ut liberty 10 make public state
mcnt of wllnt has been effected 80 far. or tell
what IL now being done. llo intiiuates TINT
there Will be astounding Developments within
Il reasonable time. Ills mon arc cncrgetcal-
ly completing their work, and have
not lost the trail stnce 1t wns
taken up. Tho Distrtct-Attorney i!es[-
tatcs about commencing proceedings ngatnst
tic accused nten Until tllo latest phasu III
tho affair is fully understood. Ii Is now
known, from Smythe's admission, which WIS
,nntle this week, that tile counterfeit pluto
was
FINISHED AND GIVEN TO nRocKwAY LAST
MAY.
Tint bonds were printetl,pon It before those
found In Doyle's va1iso wore seized Is nscer-
talned to be n fact beyond dispute. Tho
Treasury Department Ind suspected this to
DC LILO case, 0llt ITO eyltetc0 to tint cjItct
could bo secured until possession was oh
timed OF the three bonds that Doylo liy-
n0tllecatcd with tho Second National
Bank Ut Peoria, Ill. IIo negotiated these
on tho 9th Of August, and tho spurious plate
Ind then been In Drockwny's laluts three
months at least. Tho United States Treas
urer nrgucs that II three bonds were printed
md taken for genuine over bank-counter,
many moro muy be held by bankcrs, brokers,
| nnd
| THE THOUSANDS WHO INVEST TIE1R EARN.
| lSHS
| In these securities antl keep thom out oi
sight except when coupons are detached
to tlraw Interest money. Acting on this
hypothesis, Government Agents n!o engaged
In the effort to find who, II any. l.olat tho
fraudulent bonds, md tho prosecution of tllo
prisoners will be delayed till tho iuycstIga-
tion Is completed.
, 1880-11-11
ITEMS.

ANOTHER Kl1i-uf.OrE RUiT.
NEw ToRy, Nov. t1.---1hc sltlt 1T tho
United Stntes against julius j. things, Of thu
firm uf Pings & lnNer, to recover damages
amounting to sGtM. 600 for alleged uttleryaln-
atlon Ut imporlatons of k1d-gsosrs, was com
i,cnced this afternoon II, tho un'tcd Stntcs
District Cnurt orcJntgc Choat. The cnsc
cxei.es much Interest anIung Importers. Thu
Enots III question WIRE Imported from Hres-
lnu. mud tho t;orern,llenl nl1csrs the invoices
were largely u,,,lcrynsned.
4 f1EFAGtTEf{.
NEW YoNti. N0v. l0..-A bankkcepcr nt tho
office 0f t1l, Stenlnlmat Inspectors, rosl-Oft1cD
1snt1t'tng, Is n 0cfnultcr 10 tho amount OF
$tt000.
dead.
Brighten. Richard s. Sattorteo died this
evening.
, 1880-11-11

UNITED BTAFES hi;NAYnn
MONTGOMERY, Afa., Nuy. lO.-rh, r.
OF Representatives organized viii, ~ n. i1oes
for Speaker. The Goycrnor's mrss,ns nsssSa v
entirely with State matters. Tha r,ce,iaa 'e,''
United Slates Scnator to til tIIe ,,I,oo Ie,oalts
pied by Pryor OCCURS Tuesday, Noy, u ~. ~
principal names are Mutt, Walker ru.s aas
bradford, a1il O'Ncal. usna
, 1880-11-11
A Train In Florida Waylatd, and a
Number Of Bulldozers
Rescued.
Ungrntoful md Inconsistent Political
Course or Rosecran8 In Call
fornin.
Uauses of the Late Landslide-0f1oial
Figures in Illinois, Indiana,
and Chic,
HANCOCK.


WASHINGTON, d. e., Nov. l0.-Tho Star
this evening, says: "A letter from Gen.
Hancock was received hero to.dny by all
officer Of tho army who was on Ills stnfr. III
tho letter Gen. 11nncoek says omphaticalty
that he has ro lot nor part in tho -agltaton
in regard to throwing ont the vote OF New
York, nor will l,e have nny. lie Is opposed
to the agitation, he says, and beltcvcs Gen.
Garfield was elected. and should bo ILL
nugurated without my fnss.n