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L.sr nay. .INISpIaNA.


BusIness Men Leaving the Democracy
The Coiored Yoie-scnaior Cameron.
ISDIASAPiLis, October THE Repub.
llcAns are feeling much encouraged from
the result Uf u personal canvass Of the
leading business men Of this State, to
whom letters were sent with the assurance
that whatever pesonal information was
communicated In the replies would be-
held secret. The responses have been
very favorable, aud tho State Central Com.
mit;ee say that great number Of business
men and manufacturers, who have hith.
erto acted with tho Democrats, will this
year vote the Republican ticket, because
they fear the prosperity OF the country
would be imperiled and their own inter.
estx ruined BY the financial policy Of the
Democracy should that party get into
power.
The colored vote occupies the attention
oi both parties Just now. The Republi.
cans claim IN increase Of about 1000 Of
this class, from negroes who have attained
their majority and those who have been in
the State six months, long enough to he
ltkhl NutbIbs IL kVVu DFGh9GitheAG uutAots
ity allows the Republicans 200 lawful
increase, hut says he has information that
leads to the belief that the ballots oil at
least 900 moIe that are without doubt
fraudulent will be offered at the polls.
A fac smile Of Marshal Dudley'H answer
to the decoy letter Of J. W Thornburg has
been prepared by tho Democrats, and
copies will be distributed ~ supplements
10 the party newspapers. Marshal bud.
Icy says no one can say truthtully that he
Ia In favor Of importing voiets, and that
the Democrats will find out TO their cost
that he Is opposed to illegal voters, black
or white, coming within Indlana TO steal
tho rights Of tho people.
Senator Camsron's presence here caused
a sir among ell parties. He has many
warm personal friends among leading
Democrats, and called m several teIore
his departure. McD maid visited him
twiCe, bnt the lesser lights were plainly
not ,ej iced 10 see him here, AID contin.
ued 10 talk u the peril Of Pennsylvania
methods The Republicans evidently put
much faith IN CAmerOn's ability as man.
ager, and his visit has much encouraged
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cun.ns ANn uELlsrIAI.s.
indiEnity offered 10 the Chinese Con.
kuIhle AT Havana.

sulate at Havana.
HAVANA, October 4.-0n tho 18th oi
last month the Chinese Consulate In this
city suffered an iudignity, through the
brutality Ottwo individuals belonging to
the government police, which has pro.
yOked most energetic reclamation by the
Chinese Consul General from the Cover.
nor General, the Consul demanding a full
reparation for the insults, and intrusion
ofwhich the Consulate has been made
victim. Eye.wituessess relate the follow.
Ing: Two Chinsnlen, pursued for some
misdemeAnor by two policemen, took
refuge In the court ol the Consulate, which
occupies o capaCious building, whore they
asked the policemen TO allow them to talk
10 their Consul. In answer TO this the
policemen commenced 10 deal them
blows with the flats OF their swords.
Hearing the noise caused by the
assault, the two secretaries Of the
Consulate ran down stairs and
upon seeing what was going on, asked the
policeman 70 dVsist and allow the China.
men 10 talk 10 them, promising that the
lucu NOuu W ubllNtttu up " lueIT Cubs
tody. The iniuriated policemen there.
upon pointed their revolves 1t the secre-
IGries, threatening their lives. A AspeclAl
policeman, who IL always on duty in the
building, then tried TO persuade his com
rades to desiss, showing the Chinese arms
over the entrance. But this had
no effect on them, aud they tOTciby car.
ried one Of the Secretaries, their comrAde
aud the two peneculed Cinnamon to the
police station, not even allowing the Sec.
retary 10 get his cap, with the distinction
Of his rank upon Il. The officer at the
pOlice station atonce set theSeCI etaty and
The special policeman ut liberty aud order.
ed the two wounded ChiDamen TO be sent
10 the hospital. Judging from the indig. |
uAliou oi The Consul General, who Is a
very dIgnilled person, he will not res,
inlil full aud satisfactory reparAti0n Ii
made for what he considers u grave Of.
enAe. The answer OF tue Governor
General 10 his letter demanding satlsiac.
ion has not yet been received.
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American and Canadian IadiRns Engage
In Combat Near the eEi0rder-FsAFs of Rn
Extensive RIsing,


Extensive Rising.
WINSlPEo, MANITOBA, October Sword
has Just reached here giving some particu.
lars relative to the fight on The Montana
frontier between American and Canadian
Indians. The written dispatch is dated
from Fort Quarpelle, aud says tha. a So
rious aght has recently occurred on the
CoteNu Hills between .CanadiAn aud
American Indians. Il appears that the
former, from Oceanman's and White
Bears bands, left their reserves At MooSe
Mountain. some seventy miles northwest
oi Fort Ellice, about the beginning oil Sep
tember In the puIsui. OF buffalo. They
soon reached the Missouri CoteRu range
OF bills extending from the inter-
naIioual boundary In northwestern
direction toward Old Wires Lake.
Camping OH the edge Of the Coteau
Hills, In the morning lust as they were
breaking camp they observed 0 body oi
IndlAus riding toward them over the hills.
As Il was evident from the appearance OF
the riders that they were on the wArpath,
the Canadian Indians Immediately cor
rulltu llblI ChIl5 Auu thlSn tuVlA 1uuln
over them. When the riders came up
Oceanman's brother jumped out Of the
corral and asked what they were. The
rider replied, "IndiAns and GroSyentres," "
and asked who the Canadians wero. No
sooner had the reply "Stoneys and 0jib-
ways" been given than tho Americans,
who were armed with Winchester repeat
log riflUa and well supplied with anmuui'
tion, opened Gre. OCcanmAn's brother
retreated to tho corral, ip which he and
his companions kept mp brisk fire on the
party. Though ouly armed with
arms the Canadian Indians resisted
so desperately that the fight was kept up
all day, all the male Canadian Indians be.
Iug killed, as well ss number Of women
aud children. Three women succeeded In
AsraDjDR
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The pope .pd Cardinal uecIo.le,.

NEw YoRx, October S.-Father Farley,
private secretary to Cardinal Mcoloskey,
says that the report tclegraphed from
Rome that the Pope Ia dIspleased with the
Cardinal for attentions to Mr.. PSrnell Is
untrue. He added that the Cardinal pos,
sessed the Pops's esteem to high degree.
Tho Cardinal did not see the Irish aVita.
tor only once while he was here, aud then
PaTnsll simply called to pay his respects.
DR.. Edward McGlynn, who Is very near
the Cardinal, said that the report was
simply prepOsteFouB.
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AnEIGa or TERROR
In Erln. Green Isle-An Earnest Confer.

III BrihsGreen isie-An Earnest CONFER
DUBLIN October S.--A private confer
erce OF the leading Irish land owners was
held in this city yesterday, Earl Donough.
more presiding. The expressed opinion
was that Ireland Is now under reign oi
terror. A deputation proceeded to the
Castle and bad an interview with the Lord
Lieutenant aud Mr.. Forster, and demanded
that the Government deal with the crisis
The Earl Of COwper, the Lord Lieutenant
and Mr.. Forster each expressed their sym
pathy, aud declared they would maintain
the law, II possible, within the law, but
would adopt other measures II it was nee
essary. Mr.. Forster stated that the Gov
eminent was still collecting all necessary
information. The conference was earnest
and unanimous III its action.
Her Majesty has expressed her sympa'
thy to lady Monntmorrls for the murder
Of her husband.
A dispatch from Dublin says that n nun'
her OF armed and disguised men maltreat.
ed and cutoff the ears of farmer named
Brown. at slSrtig own, near kanturk
county OF Cork.
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GrrrYspuRo, Pa, October s.-Colonel
Batchelder, Of Boston, the Government
historian OF the battle Of Gettysburg, has
arrived here with corps Of engineers to
complete the survey Of the battlefield as
directed by the act Of Congress at its last
session. lie was recently elected mem'
her OF the Board Of Directors Of the Gettys-
burg Memorial Association for the preserya,
ton Of the tield, and was also appointed
committee To locale tablets to mark the
position Of troops at the battle, and 10
determine the legend they h luld bear.
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wAsuISaroS, D. O., October S.-Actiug
Post Master General Hazen, accompan'
led by Judge freeman, Assistsut Attor.
ney.GenerGl for the Post Office Depart
ment, called on Attorney, General Devens
to-day for the purpose OF consulting him
10 regard TO the status OF the lottery cases
now pending before the Supreme Court OF
the United States. As a result ot this con-
ference they all agreed that In conse'
quence OF the resignation Of ex.POst Mas.
ter Key, against whom proceedings were
originally Instituted by the lottery COM
panieS, tho suits will be dismissed by court.
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was due for The years lsOl.29.4, The sum

was due for the years lSOl.2s.4, the sum
Of Sill ,0s7 81.
We quote the Auditors remarks, found
on the SAME page, In relation to them:
"a considerable portion OF these accounts
are charges from assessments made dur
ing the Rebellion In counties In which
there have been no collectors, and conse.
quentIy no collections could have been
made"
The statement Of the Auditor show why
these sheriIs were delinquent. Their
counties were, 10 greater or less extent,
disorganized by the rebellion. The delln.
quents, no doubt, were 10 large proper.
ton Conlederates. ltwas no less difficult
and dangerous then for au officer TO en-.
force collections than It Is now TO enforce
tho United States revenue laws upon the
moopshIners Of the Solid South. What
are We to think Of the honor Of party
which thus reprOaches Republicans with
the delinquencies Of its own adherents?
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Two Young Hen Of '.Good stnndinE In
the Community - Murder Each Other.

Mrarns, oGtober s.-Last Wednesday
at Concordia, Bolivar county, Mississippi,
a difficulty occurred between B. F. Oseu,
Justice Of the Peace, and J. W. Glover, a
farmer. Owen was holding his court
when Glover made disturbance and was
ordered under arrest by Owen. Pistols
we're at once drawn by both and liring
commenced by each. Owen fell dead.
Glover ran about three hundred yards and
fell. He died after lingering eight hOurs.
Both were young men Of good standing In
the community.
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'''''''' ''''''''''.'
Compare this. now, with the perverted
statement given In the circular:
TIt'l 4 /, dl.eqrvd duhRE .lI IrN" q , "a, 4,

TheAmount returned TO the counties
Nshown by Auditors reports under Re.
, pnbliein rule Is 1924 ,6247l. This divided
by the average capilalions for the SiK
years, viz: 77,O8O gives US an average per
capita returned to the counties Of sll9S
instead Of 50 Il as the circular incorrect.
lyStAtcS 1t. Under Democratic rule the
average capitations were $500. Another
amount returned to the counties was 1914.
"a OF, which gives but Sl9 90 per capita,
ins,ea 1 Of SlS So, as incorrectly stated In
the rircu,'T. The difference in amounts
returned uu Ter Republican and Demo
cratic rule Is sS.0,I4O IS instead Of $685.,
Cls S., as incorrectly stated In circular
And this amount ia ca dly accounted iol
In the increase Of carItAu,N ms, In the In
crease by therevaIuation oIlGndS, and thI
interest on the increasing invested
School Fund.
The circular further charges, that
''rhe Republican party, by as many
acts Of the Legislature, released twenty
seven sheriiis trom liability to the State
Yet when the Democrats. took charge o.
the atiAira Of the State they found thA,
there was still due from the BheriiIS who's
accounts had not been wiped out by log
SlAtiOn, amounts aggtegAtinE S2SG, ,4Sl ID
exclusive Of interest"
In relation to UrrGaB Of Sherifis upde
Republican rule, We ind on page II, Al
diIOr's Report for the year 1896, that thsr
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TOLEDO, OCTOBER. r7.-senator BlaineSpoEe
this afternoon to very large mass meet
ing at Bowling Green. 1t was estimated
that there we're 1900 people present.
The carriages numbered nearly 1000, and
a large crowd came by rail. Mr.. Blaine
was brought hither by an extra train alter
the meeiing, aud spoke at very large
gathering at 10 o'clock. lie leaves at mid.
night for Indiana, where he spends the re-.
mAinder OF the campaign.
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LowEtt, MAS, October S.-A farewell
meeting Of the American Board was held
this morning. Reports Of various missions
were read, aud Il was stated that estimates
IRON foreign fields call for 5000, 900 to pros.
eeuts the work next year. Several Mis-
gionAriea were introduced about TO leave
Tor foreign shores. The Convention ter.
minated with prayer, q hymn and bene'
dIstion,
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prln,Inr an.r, n,nsnt slnmp..

WASHINGTON, October S.-The contract
Of the American Bank Note Company for
printing propriety stamps expires on the
18th Inst. AttGr that tho work will be
done by the Government here IN Wash.
ington. A party ot Treasury experts will
leave here early next week 10 make an In.
yentory Of the Government property in,the
hands OF the American Bank Note Com.
pany preparatory TO shipping it to Wash.
inptoI.
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rnEIEANNErrE.


The IAAt ridInss from the American
Exploring Lsptdiiioa TOWARD the
SurJh roir.
wAsnlxGrON, October S-Thc following
intctrstlug letter from Lieutenant De
Long. commanding the American Arctic
Expedition, has been transmitted To the
U. lied States Navy Department:
"U. $. ARCTIC STEAMER JgASSErrR,
"CApg SIRDER k4AES,
august %, 1870. }
"ThiS vessel stopped here this day at
3 =. N, To sndeavIr TO learn somethlng
about The Swedish Exploring Expedition
under the command ot Professor Nor.
Aenkkjold4. We arrived vt ST Lawrence
Bay on the 25'h lust, and learned from
the natives theie that steamer which
had wintered In Kalintchin Bay had
come TO St. Lawrence Bay and remained
ous day, sailiug three months before
our arrival for homs by the way
Of the KamschatESn coast. Her
captain was an old man, with
white beard, and lie did not speak
English. Two officers on board did speak
English, and there was an officer, who
was Russian, who spoke the Tcbanktchi
language ike native. With this officer,
who VAS named liarpish, the natives
spoke, aud were told the ship was Swiss
ship. which wsS going home, having win.
tered In Kallnichin Bay. We left 81. Law.
renee Bay at 1880 r. ". August 97th to
come here, because this Is the place at
which Nordenskj jold Is last reported % be,
and because ! was requested by Mr. Sibtr'
iakoE, OF St Petersburg, TO leave papers
here for Captain Sen. .stecke, who COM
manJs the steamer Nordenskjold, now on
her way here from Europe. The officers
and men under my command are oil well,
and we expect to sail tonight for Wran'
gell Land, via Kalintchin Bay.
GEoRGE W. DE- LoH0,
"I.ieutenant United States Navy.
Commanding American Arctic ExPedi'
tion."
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DENVER, Col, October S.-The follow
Ing was received from Del Monte to-day:
A Lieutenant Of the Fourth Cavalry, pass
lug through hers to-day, stated that at
Rock Gill a report reached him that
Jackson, the man who shot the Indian II
few days ago, was found dead at the stake
This lallIes with the Indian threats and is
generally believed. Great excitement
prevails, aud the citizens threaten ven.
URuncA
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Standing OF the Different Powers In the
Matter Of Enforcing the promired he.
forms,
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Ln,,srr command. In Now rorll

NEw YoRx, October s.-orders have
been received from the Postmaster Gen.
eral to withhold the mall Of certain swim.
dlers and fraudulent stock companies In
Wall street. Postmaster James has been
instructed not TO pay money ordsrs or de.
liver registered letteB addressed TO X. j..
KeSboth, or the Wall Street Railroad
bond and Stock Purchasing Company,
otherwise Lacey & Co.
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came from his retreat among tie West.
moreland county hills, and avowei bis de.
termination to support the Republican
candidates. He is one Of the purest and
ablest men In the State. His Speech at the
Opera House carried conviction to many
minds that Il would be dangerous to re.
store the Democrats to power before the
dnal settlement Of the questions growing
out Of the war.
It has also been represented that seri'
Gus divisions existed on local questions
among the Republicans. Nothing could be
further from the truth,
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WARRINGTON, Oct, s.-secretary schuts
returned to Washington from Indiana this
morning, He Sayb the Republicans Of
that State are growing more hopeful daily
Of carrying the election by q handsome
ma jority. The Secretary will not give 10
the public the report on the Investigation
Of alleged census frauds In South Caro-.
lima for several dRyU, ps he desires TO read
Il carefully.
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PRoy1pESCE, R, l., October s.-The Re.
publlcans Of the Second Congressional
district, after q twelve houn' session, on
the eisth.y.eighth ballot, nominated Jon.
athan Chase, Of Middleton, New York,
The Democrats Of the Fourteenth district
nominated Louis Black for Congress.
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PrrspuRdn, October &. Democratic
journals and correspondents seem to grow
more reckless in their statements every
dsy. According to them, abou. half Of
the Republicans Of Allegheny county have
Topped over to Hancock. The truth 10,
there has been less Hopping than usual,
No Republican OF standing has deserted
his flag. great deal Of noise was made
when General Pearson went over to the
enemy; but his detection has made good
rather than bad effect on the party here.
DE was growler rather than worker,
and when he left he made room Tor a bot.
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MEAprrLtE, Pa, October 1.-THE re
mains oil Nina YariAn, actress, who died
at sea, arrived here yesterday from Liver
pool, accompanied by her husband, Mr
Wolcott The funeral will take place Iron
the residence Of Rev. DR.. Myermore, he
guardian, tomorrow.
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Some New Case, OF yellow Fever

NV YoRE, October s.-The following
four new cases OF yellow fever have been
admitted to the quarantine hospital:
Alfred Warren, second mate, Walter Dun.
ply, John Deveant aud John Mllanson,
seatnen, from San Domingo, and Albert
Smith, eolored, seaman from the bark
EEinAugh.
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ALBANY, October G.-The meeting Of the
Woman Suffrage County Committee 10.
day was largely attended, aud reports were
presented from different parts Of the coun.
ty, indicating considerable vote by wo.
men on October l2 Il was voted to issue
additional quantities OF the State Commit.
tees address TO women voters.
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NEw YONK, October s,-JOseph Persons,
q colored man, born in Ireland, has Just
taken out hia naturalization papers in the
Court Of Common Pleas. Another OoloTed
person, also q native Of Ireland, was nat.
uralIzed In the Superior Court.
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NEw YoRk, October s.-Every indIca.
tion. now Is that the epinooilc will soon see
lts last days here. The weather has been
very fine, and visit Just made 10 the sta.
bles shows but very few cases, and these
ara Of the mIldest form,
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YELLOW rEvEnIN rmEAnMY.
An Outbreak of the Fest Among the
Troops Ia Florida.

An Outbreak of the Pest Among the
Troops In fIurIdn.
WAsniSoroX; October s,-The following
was received at tho War Office this morn.
Ing by mail:
NEWPORT, KY.-To General Augur, New
York: The following telegram was re.
ceived this day by the Medical Director,
from the post surgeon at Tampa:
TAMPA, FLA, October 8.
Dr.. 0ttns reports q case OF yellow fever
at Key West on Sunday, and Ordinance
Surgeon Weaver Is sick with the lever this
morning. have Instructed them TO iso-
IAto the patient as much Us possible, and to
employ two nurses, contracting per day at
lowest terms. None oithC detachment here
Is available for nurses, Porter, Assistant
Surgeon to the Medical Directors office,
recommends that authority be given for
the employment Of proper attendants,
purchase Office and other comforts. This
authority ! have telegraphed the Poet
Commander. | shall issue no order for
the movement Of troops until hear from
the Gull Coast and receive your instruc.
tons.
[Signed.1 A. TAYLOR.
Adiutant General.
General AuRur hes directed that Major
Taylorgive orders TO carry into effect every
measure recommended in the case by the
Medical Director. No later information
hAs been received at the War Office.
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wAsuISoroS, D. c., oc:ober s.-Tele-
grams from the Ute Commission received
at tho Indian office indicate that no fur.
ther trouble Is anticipated because OF the
killing Of their War Chief, sapobOnRri's son
by tsams,er, and the subsequen. repriPal
by the Indians provided the payment by
the Government OF the fund now due Is
promptly made according to agreement.
This tho Department has already taken
measures 10 secure, and money will be
hippcd Ia ia few days. The payment Is
made In silver and the shipment will
weigh about 81 ions
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RtcHNoSD, Va, October s,-Ths Annual
Movable Committee Of Odd Fellows Oiths
United States, the CapRdas and West
Indies, eolored, IA Ia session with closed
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Albany, N. Y, October s.-The stove
mOuntsrs at Rathbons, sard L Co..
foundry have resumed work, the obnox.
iouS member oI their union having paid
hia fine.
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A naaiao Murderer at Large.

sALEN, MASS, October s.-ChArles F.
Freeman, the Pocasselt child murderer,
escaped from The Danyets Insane HoSpl.
ItAl this morning.
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Democratic cOay,ntIOp At Chatla'OS, Ju1e :. 1875.
RsSoirSi, That We favor an
immediste repeal ot The specie resumption
act.
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Flooding Ohio with GanEs Of Rcpcatcrs-
Thestaie TO be Carried u Zen Thousand
Unmarried yaIaa ,tiIl ttn H.