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TIE NEWS II ~ nnIEr.
Home and Kerelsn Matter. OF I'm.

Home and Foreign Matters OF I'm.
~ portance..
The military commander at the Ute
Reservation has received orders to repel
any and all intrusions by force.
Emperor William Of Germany has or.
dered the views expressed by the foreign
press on the Jewish question to be sub.
mitted to him. ,5s -
Dervish Pasha only succeeded 10 enter
ing Dulcigno after an engagement with the
AlbanisDs which lasted eight hours. Both
sides suffered considerable loss.
5Ers. Eatelle Anna Lewis, authoress Of
SSappho" "andother poems under the nom
de plume OF Stella" died suddenly last
night of heart disease at London.
The Havana police have discovered three
HUNDRED and thirty receipts for collecting
contributions representa- S47 900 in gold.
The counterIeiters have been arrested.
Laycock has written to the Sportsnlan
saying that he Is perfectly willing to re.
main in London another week TO row
HAplan for E200 o side and the champion
Iahip.
| The dissenting French Senators OF the
Left Centre have selected Admiral Dupre
aa their candidate for the vacant lie Sen.
atorship, in opposition 10 Gen. Fayre, the
present Minister Of War.
A dispatch from Paris says: Grave dihi.
Guilty has arisen between the French gov.
ernmeut and the Pope, neither approving
of the candidates whom the other desires
to appoint TO vacant Blshoprics.
II n. naoda,, f.,.,, aaa,,tok, ...tk.S...t.I i.
break out Of the California State prison
by climbing through the sky.light Of the
main building. One P. Gibson was shot
de5d by the guard. The others were cap.
tured. .
The Premier Of Cape Colony telesraphs
that the resources Of the colony are ap.
parently equal to the requirements in sup.
pressing the rebellion. The colonial gov.
eminent has no intention Of applying for
Imperial troops.
Governor Foster, Of Ohio, last night do.
elined TO commute the aentence OF death
pronounced upon John CallihGn for the
murder Of one Tomey In Wooster, Ohio,
one year ago last September. Callihan
will be hung at Wooster, December Sd.
4 A telegram from Columbus asserts that
4 ex.G Governor Thos. Young is there work.
ing for Secretary Sherman as senator. The
Ohio Blaine men are said 70 be ell for Fos.
ter. Colonel L. N. Drayton, formerly on
General sherman's stan, is working for the
Secretary.
President Hayes, Secretary Ramsey,
\ Postmaster General Maynard, Gen. Sher.
man and Second AssiGtant Postmaster
General Hagan have accepted an invita-.
don 10 attend the re.dedication OF PArdee
Hall, Lafayette College, ut RAston, Pa,
next Tuesday.
AT Lancaster, Pa, the warehouse and
grain elevator Of q. B. Graf & Co., wal
destroyed BY Gre yesterday. The building
Ess owned by II. B. Graf 4 Co., and wa
valued 81 $50, 900; insured for 81, 500. ThC
contents Of the building consisted OF grain
Iappleg, potatoes apd tobacco, owned BY
4 Graf 4 Co., John O. Tiemeyer & Co., ST
Louis, Lederman & Co., and Jesse Rauck
. Total loss on contents So, 900; insured q.
$4,000 ~
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WASHINGTON, November PA. the
regular weekly reception q. the residence
Of DR.. Bland, on G street, Rev. ]. II.
Wilbur, the veteran missionary, and for
the past twenty years both agent and
missionary at Yackama, Washington Ter
ritory, made an exceedingly interesting
speech on the progress and possibilities Of
the Indiana. He has 1000 Indians under
his charge. Twenty years ego they were
oil wild sayages. Now they are ELL
comparatively civilized. One thousand
live in good houses, have good farms
and send their children 10 school, and the
whole are substantially self supporting.
There are no soldiers within l60 miles Of
the reservation and ten Indian pOlica keep
perfect order. These arc only necessary
TO keep white men from. creating distrub-
ance among Indians. Mr.. Wilbur Ia per-
hsps the most successful Indian agent in
the service. Mr.. j. L. MCCreery read an
original poem and bIisR Paine, the
elocutionists, gave beautiful recitation.
The affair altogether proved very enjoy.
able.
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HEAVY PRESSURE
For an InyestlgatIon orihe South caro-.
lima Cansus,

fof an lnEesugatl0n orthe sOuth Caro-
lima Census. .....
WASHINGTON, November 23.-It was
said at the Ebbitt House and the Census
Office to-day, that the controlling reason
for ordering second Investigation into
the South Carolina census was to put the
question finally at rest. The clamor on
the subject came mainly from New
England, where they do not relish lhe
prospec. OF losing members Of Con.
gress under the next apporiionment,
and have them gobbled BY sputh Carolina
under census widely believed 10 bo
fraudulent, notwithstanding the re-
cent investigation. Neither the Pres
idept Secretary SchuTz nor Superin.
tendent Walker believes the icensus to
have been, stuffed or fraudulent, hut they
are aware from interviews With Northern
members OF Congress that unless there is
the most thorough and searching inyesti-
CATION 1t will be an almost hopeless Iask to
try and make the Rpportionnent under
the recent census. The ground Of suspi-
cion is 90 great and the field Of argument
SO large, and the character OF the subjscs
so intlammabls, THAI the matter must be
set at rest before 1t gels into Con
gress.t General Walker saws he will
have his work performed in such
Q thorough AMI conseisntiOus rnRnnsrthAt
II will be accepted as absolutely correct by
the intelligent and fair men OF all parties,
and that whenever there Is any cAdse Ia
doubt the correctness OF the enumerators
and the reports made by the Census Off
GERS he will exhaust every effort TO dis
cover and correct any slleged inacoura-
cies. The last test applied TO the South
Carolina enumeration was made under
the supervision Of U. S. Marshal Wallace,
Of that State, who expresses intl CONT
dencs in the accuracy Of the enumeration
as 1t now stands. ~ 80 f-fs
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.soLpiERs sEEgNIoN., ,
1lsdaris sMsssibE q aao sarsI,so... . OF d,

Finy.sscoud Regiment o. v. i. Yester
srEpBEsv1LLE, November 24-The sixth
annual reunion of the ,Rittysecond o. v
I. Associati6alis being held in this city to.
day, at the Court House. 1t being the day
before the. day set apart for National
Thanksgiving, it was no! expected thai
there would be a full representation, as
some of the membsrs-soms o.
the aboys" who fought with the
Ibfassl SoId regiment q at rrPerryyille
LSverene, Chickamangus, Mission Ridge
Buzzard's Roost,- Tunnel Hill, Resaca
Dalton, Rome, Kenesaw Mountain, Peach
Tree Creek, JonesboIOneh, Athens and
Bantonyilla-liye 10 distant parts OF the
State, and could not roach their homes in
time 10 spend Than nksgiying with their
families. But, Notwithstanding this fact,
there was avery good representation, and
the "boysn put in very enjoyable time
during the morning until about 2 O'Clock
p. N, when they repaired to M0ssgrove'E
Hotel, where, . banquet fit To- Tempt the
appetite of lothels than old sold ldiers-old
soldiers Who had during their service been
thankful for hard taek, etc.-was Plaleec
before them. ny -. -9 si..a
Tksfollowins oficerswere elected: Cap.
tain 10. Mikey, OF Cincinnati, President
Lieut.. Ludlow Mills, Cincinnati, Vic
President; Adjutant g. L. Brice, Wheel
ing, Secretary; E. 7. HAnlon, Barnesyille
Financial Secretary and Treasurer; Rev
NJ B.u Stewart, Wintersville, Chaplain
Brics and Hanlon are elected for life.
The Association adjourned to meet ii
Cincinnati, September is, 1881. &
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RELLAIRE.
ReIisisus PsFsopaI! Industrial, Social
SC1t nnsi!TsiVer Notes.


BELIARE, November 24.-The place o
meeting for the Presbytery has beel
changed from here to New Athens, wher,
1t will meet November SOth, at two o'clocl
At Ferry's auction room is collection
Of pictures on exhibition and for sale
Many OF them are very bright and pretty
and the callers to see them are numerous
Mrs. ]. E. Mcvay left here week OF
more ago to spend some weeks Waiting a
thet fathers, in Norwich. She died quite
lsuddedfy while there, Mr.. fMcyay has
left the Children there 10 make their home
and has sent out his household goods.
AgreAt shooting OF pigeons was kept up
Wednesday at the Disciples Church. The
pigeons In such places are anuisance; but
thatroof will soon be dddled as 1t was be.
fore the recent repairs.
George Giftin went out the B. &, o.
with his gun to hunt his Thanksgiving
dinner.
Several Of our Young men are going to
Pitebufeh the last Of Tie week to work. 2,
The~ Disuspies' held d 'soctAtat the resi-.
dence OF Isaac Booth on Thirty.seventh
street, Tuesday evening.
The Ice in the river Is solid, across by
the power house; but thin ice Ia constant
ly passing under the tight ice and going
on down the river. Fortunately for the
fern. .boatthe gorge is above its landing,
and ditresumed' It's trips Tuesday morning.
There are numbers Of the books OF Che
school library in the hands OF those who
have taken them out and not returned
them. Now that new books are 10 be pro-
cured, 1t will be hard 10 keep them. The
most stringent rules will not reach those,
who keep the books and themselves away
from the librarian.
The supports for the telephone wires
are being put up on buildings over town.
Thanksgiving eve brought plentiful.
supply OF poultry and rabbits, squirrels,
phsasants, ETC., to Bellaire.
Uncle Sam has his posters up here Tor
securing enlistments in the regular army.
II employment.wa was as uncertain as 1t was
q year or so ago, more enlistments might
be heard Of. !
The high price of straw and,the hard
frozen adslhripg in many large loads
every dsy. !
Ittakes an immense amount TO keep all
the elass houses packing.
The wintriest Thanksgiving Bellaire has
! The Sask espeare 9hb met at Judge An.
dersot's Tuesday evening. R. C.F.
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Votes Cast for GnrIIpId RIeeIOr in Iudl.
ana Returned as Having Been CnSt for
aPerson whose Name was not upon any
Ticket.
IsDrASApoIrs, Noyember24. by reason
Of the stupidity Of some cf the election
officers, the votes cast for Benjamin G.
Parker, as elector on the Republican
ticket, in several courtieP in the State were
returned for Thos. W. Bennett, who was
not candidate. The tickets for tho whole
State were printed by the State Central
Committee, and were correct, but the poll
books and tally sheets, which were, under
the law, proyidedIby tho local authorities,
contained by mistake the name Of Ben
nett, who had declined, aud for whom
Parker had been substituted.
The attention OF the eleGtion officers
and llcal committees 10 every precinct In
the State was called to the charge, and
every precaution urged to SEQ that the
proper corrections were made In the tally
sheets and poll books, and 1t Is only by
the groesest caTelessness OF the election
officers that the votes that were cas-. for
BENZ. D. Parker should be returned for
Thoe. w. Bennett The error affects sev-
eral thousand votes and under certain cir
cumstances may ledd to co tificAte being
given to one of the Hancock electors, who
has received larger vote on the face OF
the returns than that counted for Parker.
Governor Gray when interviewed on
the subject to-day, said there was no de.
sire TO take advantage OF q technitality, as
one elector from Indiana would be oInO
possible advantage TO the Democrats, but
he knew OF no Iega' mett o OF correcting
the returns II II should appear that the
mistake was made by theclerks Of election
boards in creditiDg the VOies for PArkert to
Bennett on the tally sheets, but II the eF-
ror was on the part OF the county
clerks he thought It might be
corrected, because those officials
were still in existence, while the Election
Board, having passed ont Of existence,
could not be reorgsnizsd to correct any
srror that they had made, as in seven
counties the total Republican vote is re.
;urned for Bennett. l. is probable that
he view OF the case adopted by the Gov
amor may furnish solution ol the difti-
:ulty. The. official vote shows that Ben,
lett received LOIS voles In Wells county,
$3.50 In Perry. 2,ll3 ia Floyd, LOGS In
Union, 2 SIS in Bartholomew, l,4s0 In
)wen, 2,6S9 in Putnam, making IA, 274 for
bennett. . M gsa NleF
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OUR NArIoNAL-CuRRESGY.
Substance OF the Annual Report Of the
ComptroIier thereof

wasH1SaroS, November 24.-The fol
lowing is . portion Of the-annual report o.
the Comptroller of the Currency. The
remainder, which consists OF review Of
the operations of the National bank sys.
tenn since resumption, and estimates the
amount Of currency and coin in the conr.
try, and the amount In National, State and
Savings banksl and in the hands Of the
people on the date OF resumption Of coin
payments, and on November 1st, 1879, and
November LIST, 1850. Is not yet completed,
but will, be ready for publication In the
course Of few days. The amount OF
National bank and legal tender notes out
standing on November lat, 1880, and the
aggregate amounts Of both kindsof notes
for the same date in 1873 and 1879 was as
follows:
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INV YoRK Posr OK RIN4NcEs.
il Review R.,i er the Money Market at IN
Metropolis Yesterday.

IA Review er The Money Market at the
Metropolis Yesterday.
NKw YoRk, November 94.-Ths follow
ing Is from the Pon's financial article:
The money market continues active and 8
per cent Is the ruling rate oplosns secured
by stock eollatersl. 3Atthis rate soodbor.
rcvsrs have no difficulty in supplying
their wants, the only elGss which thus far
feels the pinch being thespeCnlatoIs who
arc operating on Blsnder margins backed
by stop orders, and who trust a good deal
| In Carrying their stocks TO their ability to
lleud them TO other specuiatorB who are
abort OF money. Six per cent q day
Iysar. and We bear Of additional comnla'
siork being paid. Prime mercantile papeI
dull, and the quotation is f!lf per cent.
The stock market which yesterday had
an irregular but generally weak closing
Opened IN Tho sane way this mol ming, bnl
h Wss soon evident thae the condition D
the market wss not to be permitted 70 IN
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NEW YoRr, November "a. Purchases Of
American pig, in lots Of over one or two
hundred tons, seem to be very rare, and
even OF small parcels the movement is not
decidedly encouraging. Supplies of all
grades are apparently sufficient to meet
current wants, but We do not find a sur
plus large enough TO have any remArka!
bic bearing upon prices. To all accounts,
'thesmall lots offering can be secured fela.
lively cheaper than largs lots for future
delivery, and on this account there seems
TO be no apprehensions Of more thania
moderate decline, II any, from ptesnt
prices during the remaiader Of the year.
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CHICAGO, November 24-solon Humph.
reys, President Of the Wabash road, was
here to-day, He says the Humstone and
senandoah, in Iowa, viii be pushed to a
speedy completion. thus giving the Wa.
bash a direct line from Chicago to Omaha.
soppipF ss5si alro.S xs Ss 6si 'sBs sEss 81
concedinH the Wabash claim OF one-third
Of the St. Louis business. Passenger rates
may be raised to fair prices, Eve dollars to
St. Louis, when the Wabash gets further
| into the city, but until Twelfth street Ia
reached i will cell tickets one dollar lesa
than any otherFoad. II 9A Id
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LOUISVILLE, KY, November GA re-
markable scene occurred at funeral in
this city, yesterday, OF man who was muir
dered Saturday last. Chas. @. Williams and
Jerry Williams were brothers. A boy
named Watson, having denied to Jerry that
he bad in q speech reflected on his sisters
character infany way, Charles Williams
spoke, saying thathe had, and his remark
was true, adding 70 his brother go
Jerry Williams thrust q kniles into
Charles Willfams' heart. At the
funeral yesterday, Jerry Williams
accompanied by three ot1cersr sud.
denly appeared, and rushing to the
coffin containing bis brothers dead body,
threw it open and kissed its lips. He then
threw his arms around his mother and
kissed her. Both iainted.s Ii Is likely
WilliamS trial will result in q conviction
for murder in the frat degree.
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The Unset led pudf Uisat atisfactOry coudI.
tion Of 'chings unaltered-Another AS
sassiratlon nAttemptsd-P Parnelrs ssere.
tAryELeotetl 10 OPhFliament.

thfyEkecteu TO Parliament
LONDON, November 24.-Mr. Healey
Secretary OF Nj. Parnsll, recently commit
ted:io trial on the charge Of intimidailnl
ateaant farmer named Manning, has beer
elected a member Of Parliament for Wax
ford borouGhi without opposition, to fiI
the vacancy caused by the death Of VIM
A. Redmond. q
pgBpIs. November 2L-Fiftyseysr
sacks q BoyeotII's Aegly thEeshed corn has
been dispatched from Laughmask to Cong
for shipment 10 Galway, thence by train
10 Dublin. They were sent to Cong under
90 escott Of cavalry, Infantry, police and
UIsteTnian. va trsfg sShsG A-n
The Lord Mayor OF Dlblin announces
that in consideration OF the fact that only
s. 900 has been raised OF the SIC, 900 nee:
FsssaFy ,to1detspdy the Land. Leaguers, he
has 1ransferfed to The fund for that pur-
pose sos, the balance OF the political de.
fence fund, OF which he is the sole surviv.
irg trustee. .ssit.i
T. a landlord near Laughres, named Ken
nedy; who recently refused 10 accept Sir
Richard Griffith's valuation, was fired at
last might whilst walking I'd hts garden.
Three shots were fired, j, all of which missed
the intended victim -. =, =
,IThetriais of the indicted Land Leaguers
ihaVe'been fixed tfor tie 18th Of December.
Among the fourteen men arrested at Cork
this morning for participating in the
Fenian procession Ia soldier. The prison.
ers have been committed for trial. .
Thefye persons arrested near Laughrea,-
county Galway, for assisting to teinstate o
family in the house from which It had
been eyicied, and who were remanded for
trial, have been discharged, the Magistrates
stating that there was no case for the Jury.
CosH,. November 24-Fourtee1, men
were arrested this morning for participat-
Ing In the Fenian3 procession from which
shdts' 'were fred. The police say that the \
shots were directed towards them.
LONDON, Novembe A.-Telegrams from
Dublin and Cork state that large quanti.
ties OF arms and ammunition are received
daily and distributed Throughout Ireland.
Invoices are principally from America,
but large quantities also come from Cork.
They escape the vigilance Of the police in
some way and but lew seizures are re-
ported.
A dispatch from Dublin says mer-
chants and other citizens declare that they |
will not serve on the jury In the State
trials for fear ofipiuring their business, or |
murder, as merchants have business with
sll parts of the country. They fear being
Boycotted II the tTaversors are convicted. |
Boycott has received threatening a letter, |
bearing London postrnark.
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GOV. willIam., Re Remains. ,l.i

v1ScESSps, I'M, November 24.-The
remains Of fGovernor Williams were taker
by q special train to Wheatland. The
pall.bearers were Hon: Thos. B. Cobb, W
]. Williams, w. B. Robinson, Of Win,
cennes; Col. S. H. Taylor, of Washington
Robert Mitchell, Of Gibson county, and
Robert Wallace, Of Wheatland. Al
Wheatland q procession was formed and
the remains taken to The Methodist
church, where 2the Eeulogies iEete pro
n0unced by Judge n. F. MRllat, Z. P.
Harris and S. n. Taylor. The procession
then formed again and the body was
taken TO the old homestead, seven miles
from WheatlRnd, whence 1t will be buried
tomorrow. l1 70 q n
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Nrx YoRx, November 81. james
o'Brien, alias Robert Lindsay, who was
indicted to-day by the grand jury for per.
Jury, in connection with the Morey Chi
nese letter, was arraigned before Judge
Corning In tie general session. He plead
guilty, and said he was born in George.
town, D. o.. was q year,. old and had no
occfpsfionI Hewas- femanded until Fri.
day torHenteuce.o IA G,esI q
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New YoRx, November 24.-Nails as yet
fall 10 reach settled eonditiouon prieS and
the market Is to come extent nominal in
the absence Of aregulGr list. Most Of the
business in large invoices however, sp-
peaTs 10 be done in the neiehborhood Of
ss IS for l0d TO Goa, With similAr lots grad.
ING up to g a5a2 80, the latter rate rarely
exceeded, and by so9P pt the trade con-
sidered triHe too high to qaot4,
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DENVER, November al. q. jackson,
an uncle Of A. D. jackson, who was killed
lest September BY tho Indians, was ar
rested last night as accessory to the plr.
tsY Of Indian Johnson, but 1t the prelini-
mary trial to-day the prosecptIon
iJIled 70 sustain the charge and the
prisoner was discharged. II seems now
doubllul lE johnson -is dead, 'as several
parties assert they saw him and he was
only slightly wounded In the arm. The
case Of Agent Berry and others was post.
Poned 70 April "a. Commissioner
MeAchGm to.day gave bond In 5000.
Rsfy, Hoytead osiht gessitl IN cdst6dy'
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sr; November q. CAPT. Stanley,
George NJ. Jackson and Robert Wilson,
are here and will leave for Washington
tomorrow. They were chosen at meet
insSfthe, elSlahSns e6loniatsi in Wichita,
KS, 10 ~ 10 Washington and lay Z
memorial before the President and Con
Vress. The expedition leaves Wichita iol
Oklahama December 9th, taxing saw niili
and other machinery, and me outtlt ioI y !
newspaper. The delegates claim that the
expedition will number several thonSanC
men, lsis sai T. Gl]'a y W. a.t-t p"
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LoNpos, November 24.-The N..s, in Id
financial columns, discussing the PApaml
canal, says: 1.-THE increase OF trade ol
America may be reckoned upon, but the
increase Of competition seems certain, and
political iealousies may induce the Uhied
States TO cut water way through
the continent by the Nicaraguan route"
A dispatch from Paris says: The body
OF PGschai Smith, amillionaire merchant
Of ST. Paul, MINI, has been found OF the
Maraeilles coast. BE arrived at MarseilleI
with his wife and son on the l4lh inst
The next evening be was missed, and 4
supposed to have drowned himself.
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suinE for TrarnlapIo =, = or,a,ion Home.

srEupEsvttLB, November e4.-suit was
brought before .Justice Spence last even
ing by the deck hands Of the Hudson
which is lying at the wharf, for transpor.
tation TO Cincinnati. The men claim tha,
they were put of the boat, and that as
they are employed by the month, they
should be furniBhed with transportation
TO their homes. The crew won the suit
and LEFT this morning on q train at the
Hudson's expense. ="
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WAsulvoTos, November 94.-The Book
Of Estimates, containing the amount Oi
appropriations required Tor the public
service duriIgithe fEcal year sndinglJuqe
-SOsh, 's9, has been completed. The total
estimate for Legislative expenses is ss,0Ss,-
,G4s; amount appropriated for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 'Sl, was s2,97l, ,s97i
estimated for executive paper, seso,e4i
sslinssso74je "a dpprspriatsdla year. The
following are estimates foHJ the Several
Executive Departments during the fscal
year ending June 80, 1882, aud appropria.
tions made therefore for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1851: =.