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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13

PirTsBUKoH. July 10.-A shooting
match this aftsrnoon between Capt. A.
Bogafdus and George Remell, of Eng.
land. for $500 aide. resulted: Boear-
dus IS birds out Of possible i0G; Rem
ell, 80.
ST. Louis. July 10.-The scheme to
settle on government lands in the In
dian Territory is gaining shape, quite
boom in its favor being started today.
7 d Chaddock. . lawyer. and one of
the company who GENE here few days
age to work up the schsme, has recsiv>
cd kilograms from places In Illineis
stating that . number Of persons will
b here Monday ready to 90 to the
Territory. Advices are also received
from western kanaas that hundreds of
families Who have suffered from
drought in that country are on their
Wy to Okiaham2. A letter has been
received from H l. Hill, IN old scout
who was with Capt Payne last spring.
10 which he says that the party who
left Wichita. Kansas, last Sunday ar
rived safely at their old headquarters
and found corn and vegetables planted
in spring in Tine condition. Jack Bot
tie, scout from Texas, was fouud there
aud says that = thousand men from
Texas would b in the T.rritory in ten
days. Hill wrote from Arksusas City.
At which point he telegrsphsd to su-
merous parties sleng the Atchisou,
Topeka q Sesta Fe aud Ksnsss Pscifio
railroads to push on ct once. II looks
- Though the iovssaon sf the Terrltery
would b formidable. snd thst il the
military are Instructed 70 eject the in
vsders there will bs conflict.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"OMNES PROSINY .-.HIALFH mn N

The Skac 1t gold fields do not or...
half the excitement a dlsovdss"s.
bladder or painful Kidneys prod,.ee
In every % affected person. In1Is~'e
nation Of the Bladder you have Il ~, Ss..
cannot retain Urine. Your kldn.rONu
ifaffected, will show II by HAVING ~
In the back. Excesses or lndIs~.A"
tions.-in either sex..Wiil aIvwavs ~
the above diseases. Wipe them r..s
PLUMBERS OREGON BLOOD piSSs
e remedy Not Discovered but n.S'
les, Good Sense, and adapted to this eIl,...Ns
get Tor yen. The Original" Iasst upsa h,.,,. !,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
4 CHILD HIFE SHOT.
ATTEMPT BY A HUSBAND OF FIFTY TO MURDER A
WIFE OF TWELVE.

ATTEMPT BY A HUSBAND OF FIFTY TO MURDER A
WIFE OF TWELVE.
EATONTOwN, \. j., Nov. 12.-Thls little
village was thrown into a of excitement last
night by an attempt at wife murder. On May 10 Will
lam voorhees, Grover married 10 Miss Jermma
Aumack Both lived at Red Bank. the bridegroom was
ory-niue years Old and the pride had just celebrated
her twelfth birthday. Soon after the marriage Grover
and bis child wife removed Cranberry Brook, where
Grover possessed a comfortable home Inc young wife
soou suffered ber husbands abuse, and last satur
Gay she lied 70 the protection OF her mother Grover
followed ner and Threatened TO shoot her II she did not
return home. The wife, accompanied by her mother,
appeared Justice SMITH of EatOntown on Tues
arrest The Justice refused give warrant until he
could investigate the matter. demand was made on
Grover to give up wifes and he word
that bis wife could have them II she would after them
Last evening the wife, accompanied by her brOther-in
law and half sister, went TO Growers house Grover
admitted tner and aheetiOnate manner said TO his
wife that the upper bedroom she would ma package
o cOtnIng and ewelry. The unsuspecting wife started
for the room, followed by her husband just as she
and, without speaking word fired three shots IN raDd
succession. One bullet entered the back or the skull,
pierced the check just below tue right eye
Tue wounded g1rl ell beadlOng down stairs, throwing
ber husband with her An alarm given, and medrsl
assistance was sent for Dr. II unit, OF EdtOntOwu made
an unsuccessful attempt To probe Tor the balls IN the
girls head Grover calmly walked on toward the village
Of EatOnJOwn and when OVcItaken by IA constiOle ne
WAS quietly taking who were working
in a field Grover handcufed and confronted Win
the wounded girl vino ieeby made statement accus-
ing Grover OF shooting her Grover repned, lts all
light" On jail he said he shot hls wife ''ony
for 1un." Mrs Growers recovery is doubtful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
PRINCETON COLLEGE.

ANNUAL REPORT OF PRESIDENT MCosH-KXcELLENT
HEALTH OF THE COLLEGE AND GENERAL PROS
PFRITY.
ITRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE IRIBUNEl
PRINCETON, n j., Nov. lin his regular
report issued to-day, President McCosh congratulates
the Board of Trustees Princeton College upon the fact
that not single serious sickness of any Kind has
occurred among the students during the present aca-
demic year. He also compliments the students upon
the admirable spirit shown by them during the fever
crisis OF lat year. AID thanks the trustees OF the J0hn
C. Green for promptly furnishing The funds requl
site putting buildings and grounds III sausfac-
tory sanitary condition.
Tine college now contains 4S7 students, with single
execution the largest number on its roll II Is pro-
posed school OF systematic, original research
In ne natural sciences, under tbe chaIrmanshp of Dr.
GuyOt the results which will be periodically pub
li.hp
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

"DR" BUCHANAN PLEADS GUILTY
purT,fFIP,,IA sOv. r." Dr." John Buchanan
was erraiged in hr Sessions to-day aud
n charges Oh selling ACADEMIC degrees
sentence deferred
ATRAMP FOUND DEAD
CtINTuN n. j., Nov. l2.-ihe body Of Swede
WIS Tsund In Hawthorn 10 day. book found
on tie BODY ned photographs taken sweden The
man evLsn ,ly tramp.
UNUSUAL REASONS FoR A STRIKE.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Nov l2.-ra,rty-two spm-
mrs are out the sade mi the
bns feeble light they have tneir
cyes that the nnrs are too highly speeded-
DECISION IN FAVOR OF A MERCANTILE AGENCY
BALTIMORE. V. l2.-ln tir Curt ut CumuiUn
Pleas to-day the case Newbo sons the Bras
Mercantile gency for $500 for alleged hbel
undeF instruction from the Court decided IN ayOr OF the
PROSPERITY IN CHICAGO.
CuICAGO Nov. I2.-EsaI eS,ate agents report no
vacant stores tho business part Of the CITY, and largo
nambsr bndlnsS N Of erection. with probability
that Will be the most prosperous Ia The his
tory Chicago
rRIENNIAL COUNCIL OF CoSGRRGArIoNALTsTs
Sr l. us Nov 12.-At tne morning Ses.iV0 OF
the National Trenn.a Council OF COngrez aonaiists Pro-
lrssor Hiram o Obern College delivered an address
on The Expediency oi Formulation " . Sew oym1o o
Faith for Congregational Churches.
ENDEAvoRISG TO PROTECT HOTEL GUESTS.
NKW-ORIEASs Nov. 1.-The Grand jury has
,ndcfd the propretors OF the St Charles City 81 James
I-sIdays ami hotels, for falling Ia provide ed
reachK groGnd from each bedroom roniIng
streets for the escape VI guests IN case o L.
1he penalty 10 soVV nn@
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NEWS FROM ABROAD.
o,rrRY EXPLOSION IN NOVA SCOTIA.

,orIIFRY EXPLOSION IN NOVA SCOTIA.
OBSTRUCTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY AT
S""~ roRp PIT. sTTILARToN-THE FERRY MINIS
av DEEMED INsECURE-A PROMINENT CANA
,,,x KILLED BY RAILROAD COLLISION.
eollery gas explosion at Stellarton, Nova
C.asa. Yesterday. caused a loss of several
go There we're about forty-seven men and
~ ~. in the mine at the time of the accident
Tra names of seventeen who are dead are
l,hisbed. The downfall of the Ferry Minis
p ~, ia deemed inevitable at Paris. In Ireland
.ha relief party has arrived unharmed at
rontain Boycotts house; he intends to
,'ave the country. j. Henry Parg-
s.n manufacturer and railroad president
has been kilet by railroad collision in
c.rada. Mr.. Brassey, NJ. P, has bought
100000 acres of land in the northwest
proyipee of Canada. to found an English
,a,onv. Dsrvisch Pacha has ordered the
,hanians 20 surrender DulcignO. Fifteen
yibilists have been found guilty at the 81
petersburg TRIALS; five were sentenced TO
DEATH
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IRELAND STILL DISTURBED.
The RELIEF PARTY ARRIVES AT CAPTAIN BOYCo1rs
HOUsE-THE TROOPS HoOTED.

The RELIEF PARTY ARRIVES AT CAPTAIN BOYCOITS
HOUsY-THE TROOPS HOOTED.
DUBLIN, Friday. Nov IL. 1880.
The Orangemen have arrived at Boycott S
farm witnout being mole ted. There was considerable
Gl In the excitement at Banrobe to-day During the
night 300 mere troops arrived. When the troops mus
tered people grOaned and looted outside the
bdrracs The uproar In the principal street was
Tremendous The reef xpedtop started FOR Boy ycott .
fartn Ht D"on. guarded by force OF 20O infantry ana
Two squadrOns OF Hussars. One hundred Infantry and
su ron of cavalry were eucamDed curing Tue hlgnt
ncAr BO' COTS house.
Mr. Boycott announced his intention OF quitting
Ireland
nenc held here last night, composed o. lrisil-
tneu OF al shades OF opulOn. A M. sullivan, LiDerai
hrmoer OF Parl amerr for Lsuth, presided resoiu,
uoh was passed for holding i'0d meetings ID faVor OF
Tie Land League. large number of subscriptions Tor
Ia. FaIneil Geience fund were handed in
Ihe steward " Colonel Cooper, OF DunDOden near MuF
Ahsar, County West Meath, was snoI anu WOunueo III
NO places Oy al unknow WI youth
The correspondent OF The Tnpcs at Rome saws:
1t ia well known IN Vatican circles that the Pope is
very muca Oarr4sscd about Irisn affairs He fully
uhdo stands taa II IL question between Catholics
ad PrOiestns, bat between tue friends OF order ana
thc s1<rchists. He oprny dlsapproyes the aRrarian
movement ana sincerely desires TO assist the EnGsh
oVycrnmenT n possible. He ls VOL aware tnat hc 10
ly slde of the aud no ieeis that we're
le " break siience. ne might III seeking 10 do good pro
ece contrary result through Lis Imperfect know ledge
VI Iae snalrs
The Channel feet arrived at Queenstown Ireland. AT
RON to-day.
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mIttee called for IFS production they were Dound 10
do IN order 10 arrive ar tue truth ,-.ud
10. That II the letter has been forged or any @ sia
committed in reference thereto any false evidence
been gwen, IL mas been doue without the RboWlruSs
consent or privity OF the committee, or or any "o
thereof.
To punish any ana all who have coninl.e
any violation of law, and have interest IN TINS t
but TO arrive at the truth OF the affair lhat Dre
should be doubt 10 the autnentcity ~ the letr
largely due to the failure or the prosecution 10 pu Cen
era Garfield the stand. Bv order OF the committee
WILLIAM II. BARNUM, Cnalrnal'
FRED. o. PRINCE, Secretary
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions, which were adopted,
were offered by William L. Scott, of Pennsylvania,
and seconded by w. w. Armstrong, OF Ohio:
Whereas, Allegations OF fraud in variOus states ana
especially the state of NewYOrk, have been brought
to the notice Of this Committee,
ResOtUed-That this Committee has no jurisdiction over
local violations Of election laws; but IL rec mnenhs tue
several Democratic committees Of the states where
these frauds have been committed 20 investigate them
with TO the OF the vlOatOrs 0f ine aW
aud their prompt and just prni'hmen In re aioH 10
he duty of the of Congress In the prenlses
Committee not, and cannot DC, charged Win any
re pOnsi iDIl ty
A resolution Of thanks also voted to W. ii;
Barnum chairman of the Advisory Committee ana
10 tn officers of the committee. " for the efficient
and faithful manner in which they have performed
their respective duties"
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THE FERRY CABINET ToTTERING.

dispatch from Paris TO The Times says /:
Despite the vague vote Of confidence in tue Govern
hel1 Passed the Chamber OF Deputies ast night the
~So'net lie evidently the minority and Will only
eape an early fail by submitting 70 the will OF the Ex-
senss Tue Eorty Cabinet will certainly not preside
I IAe general e1ecti0us cut whie wbat still re-
Patel" "
t bandry d'Asson, who forcibly expelled from
M, nslDsf of Deputies Yesterday AMI confined ia an
gut room, was liberated at 10 O'Clock ias, night.
xs notes 10 tGe valuc Oi 100000 francs tSl2UOOol
"ooieh rrom pOstInau today III the kue St. icnne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The Census Office
has issued bulletin Of the results of the first count OF
population Of the State OF Massachusetts, according "a
the cuedues returned bv the enumeraors Of the several
districts of thar state The total population shown
bv TINS bulletin 7S3 0S6, Of which SJsJ21 are men
ami bOys and 924 565 women and glrls 1.3J997O are
natlvp and 4431l6 OreIgn-bOrn. The whites number
I764 Os2, and the cOlOred 10 004. Included III the
co0red there are state 237 Chinese japanese
34I Indians and Ii East Indians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
AFTER THE NAVAL REVIEV.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Nov. l2.-Ihe row
haitian Galena, Yantic and Alliance proceeoea W -o'
,olk today The Constitution. Minnesota and VsHdaa
IN Ill 90 morrov Tho SARATOGA soes 10 Baltimore 10
recruit ooys about seventy five beng required 10
presacnt eomplimented Admiral wynan ana GeneraI
sTv for their court and upon the success OF tue
eeret
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co,yrs AND C4S0ALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
KILLED IN A COAL MINE.
NJ IH'- ~ =. IL Dnr,i-.anirn Anrr III

KILLED IN A COAL NINE.
.ro1v~ Penn. Nov. 12.-BeDjanin Warner
ALLENi ~ fa Of coal Beaver Meadow Mines this
morning. KILLED BY FALI-t
sorrH ANNOY n j. Nov l2wCaSTle' n1 ,rS .Al Inch.
oot eis sht fruin ea dihg today anu was
more feil t tNsnS 7 al. family resides at Keyport
Aineu Arrest OF A MURDE .ER
NSy been ds sIs.e s ir1% tsn. oS &c
states that Jon pey In this city not at political
conVenlon A,.,ry =, or A MURDERER ORDERED.
.yx.PoIIs' Nd Nov. lOmtIoysr1nor h1aiton ,is
issued ms ra. eoasicted VI laurdsE VI ~In4m
PowhatxD
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TRYING TO SET FIRE TO A HOUSE.

Five attempts have been made recently
IN .t fire 10 the house No. 430 Tompkns-ave.'
but each has been discovered before mnch daase va"
been done. Yesterday after the last s''e"V''
p 80 49,, hao nulled nm in the bath room and soma
naue, lighted by match, Mary DIVINE, "so 80 fb
nurse Girl arrested ON suspicion an " a. veslr
paaoc, station sho admitted lighting the nfe yesSoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
4 RECEIVER ASKED FOR

BALTIMORE, Nov. 12.-The case OF Daniel
r. Stewart, OF Richmond. Va AGAINST tne FreSiuen'
and Directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
-, Tor the anno1ntment o. a receiver. was taken up
Tor hearing to-day in the United States circuit touI
The indictment charges nismana1emeDt pS .ne -,
dao and Directors the company IN the Application oI
ia fnds The case OF much importance as me staI
OF MARYLAND has $50 0Oo0OO lnvested III tue caha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
THE VOTE IN ALABAMA LIGHT.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 12.-The official
vote OF Alaoama four c0un les 20 bear FROM is as
follows: Haucocs, $500 Garfield, 55,79i; W-aver,
4557 The counties to hear wi add about 1000
to faucocK's majority The vote OF the State very
hgbt more than Oue-tbrd not v0tlng. An important
proposltion peadng IN the present L gsl ttle. ldw
to change the time Of hOdi1g the STATE eectin 10 the
same date as the Congressional Presidential cleo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
THE COAL BUSINESS or CINCINNATI

CrNCINNATI Nov. l2.-The Chamber OF Com
erce report estimates the coal business OF Cncn-
matt for the year ended September l. 1880 has been the
heaviest on record tho receipts having exceeded those
OF The pr vous year by nearly $4,000 900 bushels anu
those nj s75'76 which hitherto the largest. ny
more than 900 busneln The entire receipts Tor All
kinds of coal the year were 4Sl9s Z4o Dnshs
The average quotation for Pittsburg delivered was
20 hIlane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
FIFTEEN NIHuIsTs CONDEMNED.


All the Nihilists tried for being implicated
in plots against tne life Of the Gar have boen found
guilty Five OF them have been sentenced 10 DEATH and
eleven tO hard labor In the Mines their of pur ish
ment ranging from life 10 dfty years Three women
we're sentenced fifteen years penal servitnde The
Court announced that II would intercede for the mg~
ton ~ the sentences in the OF and IN
the OF OF the condemned TO the mines. All
the prisoners defended Themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
GEkMAN AFFAIRS.

LONDON. Friday, Nov 12. 1880
a.. a uspateh from Berlin TO The Morning Post
s"'oe German bankers are inyesting their surplus
"."'y ID Panama CsGal shares
'pA'eh " The DAILY geOs from Berlin says
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
THE INTERNATIONAL REGATTA.
JONnox Nov 10 1870


Hanlan, this morning, rowed from Barnes TO
Hammersmith and back. Between the bridges ar those
rlaces be rowed time which proved 20 b. per
fectly satisfactory The othes scucrs did good
practice. BacInan is III. ana probably viii not COM
pete for the American prizes IN the International Re
gatta. The LaYcock and Hawdon match is off, the latter
having failed TO post the final deposit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
CORRECTED VOTE OF OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Nov. I2.-Ihe Secretary OF State
asserts mat m-taEe In his Office the I'll ial
figures of the recent Ohio eectou, as furnished the
press. not cJrrect reexamrnalol Or tue votes
shows the f0uwng results: Cart ID, 37504S; Han
cock $40 s3l; Weaver 6.456 Dow, GIG. Ca deld's
plurality, 342I7. Garficll' nj riiy. 25,lO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
COMPLETE RETURNS FROM MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. I2.-The OifclaI vote OF the
STATE for Presidential E-ctor returned % the Office
OF SECRETARY ~ Stat, Hancock rlecters. 93 7O6
Garfield electors. 79.5Ij: rOta 17222l. Democratic
mriorty, I9l. o. tweniy-tur-e counties IN tae
Siatp ,nr Repubca0s had majOrtcs IN eight. w.; Al
leg nv, Charles, Dorchester. Frederick, Garrett 81
Mary's, Somerset and Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
ARAILROAD PRESIDENT KILLED.

MONTREAL, Nov. 12.-Late last night intel
llecnce received here that raj way accident had
occurred ST. Therese, killing ]. Henry Pargman,
president OF the Laurentian Railroad, and baggage
man named Lem8y Mr Pargman, who the Seign-
sCOuche. been accustomed to out 60 80.
johns, where he owned exleusfye milling property.
once twice every
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THE GREEK AND MONTENEGRO CLAIMS.
LONDON. Frldav. Nov. IL. $50.

Deryisch Pacha has ordered the Albanian
Chiefs to surrender Ducgno threatening to use force
4 they fan TO obey The Albanian popular Assembly
have asked Dervisch Pacha to grant them months
time Mich TO reply.
Reuter- dispatch from COnstantinoDle saws: " The
Council Of Ministers scussing what measures to
take in uf The Greek armamnnL."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
TIE BANK or MONTREAL.

MONTREAL. Nov. 12.-The Bank Of Montreal
statement The half year ended the 3Oth u shows
net profits of 500 sos, including $1,000 carried for
ward. After paying dividend o. per Cens balance
OF Sl47,O00 is carried forward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
OFFICIAL VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Penn. Nov. 12.-The official
vote o Penney vsuia Is as fo!ow7: CARTE ID, 444 7U4
Hancock 7,42s; Weaver. 2O.62s; Dow, 1889; and
ph-lus. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
tweutysx socialists have sailed from Hamburg in the
steamer silesa for New-York

uIspatch from Berlin 70 TIC Ithes Says' " a Weet
ing OF citizens OF Bremen rejected motion for the
formation bv % committee OF conditions under which
thew would consent 10 the incorporation or Bremen In
the Zollveren and resolved that 1t iuop0ortune at
surrender their harbor privileges The
correspondent says this will not avert their inevitable
fat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
FRAUD AND FORGERY.

THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES WRATH.
MEETING OF THp EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES OF rHE
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC coMMTrEE-AN OUT
BrRSr FROM MR. HFwGTT-w. l. sCOTT's LOUD
DECLAMATIoN-AN ADDRESS TO vlNDlcATE THE
CoMMTTTEEMEN RESOLUTIONS sMorHERlNS
TIE FRAUD CRY.
An explosive address to the public was
issued by the Executive Committee OF the
Democratic National Committee, last night,
explaining the relations of the Committee
with the perured witnesses, Morey
and O'Brien, who have confessed that
they swore falsely in the Phllp
case. resolution was passed remandlng
to the several State Committees the
investigation of alleged election frauds.
Abram ). Hewitt and w. l.. Scott gave em-
phatIc expression TO their opinions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
AN ATLANTIC CABLE BROKEN.

LONDON, FridGy, Nov. T. 1s-O
The Anglo-A American COmpany's Brest cable
is broken 23O miles from Brest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
4 SURPLUS IN THE ILLINOIS TREASURY

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-GOvernor Cuiiom 'o-uay
issued his proclamation calling IN ior p''"en "
So5z AGO os tne uluoi. State bonds OUTSTANDING lns
rrnc, atom raecaly wipes out the State deDl 49,
an is paid there remain Ia the state treasury aoo
SlOOUOO,
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dav but denied all knowledge Of the others. she was
committed for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
BROOKLYN VOTE FOR CITY OFFICIALS.
The official city canvass in Brooklyn gives

the Otowlng 1gure~:
For COntr0Her-Wih am G. StenmeH (R.l, 52.lGS;
Ludwig Scmer D.l. 80 3l2. Semlers ma. rily 114i.
For City AUditOr-LOui- T. Nicot (R 522?
Il Z.chariah VOOrnles (DJ 53OO3 Nooch ess maze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE MOREY-LETTER PLOT.

GREAT ANXIETY OF IT'S UPHOLDERS
INDICTMENTS WHICH THE GRAND JURY MAY FIND
JUDGE DAvIs's DECISION IN THE PHfLP CAsY
EXPECTED TO-DAY-w. ". PRICE AND OTHERS
TO HAvE AN OPPORTUNITY TO TILL WHAT
THEY KNOW ABOUT THE FORGrRY-TALK WITH
SECRETARY or THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
COMMITTEE.
No additional Indictments were found yes.
terday in the Morey letter conspiracy, but
much anxiety was felt by those persons who.
apparently, are Implicated in the matter by
the confessions Of 0Bren and MOrey. IL is
promised that w VI. Price, A G.. Clark, J. c.
Sanborn and others shall have an opportunity
10 explain what they know about the letter
and the witnesses. Edward B. Dickinson. q
confidential Secretary of the National Demo-
cratic Committee. related to "a TRIBUNE re-
porter all that he knows IN regard TO the
committees connection with s. :. Morey and
A. G. Clark, and their consultations with the
managers OF the newspaper which published
the forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
TIE READING COAL LANDS.
READING DISPUTE.

EX-PRFsIDkNr GOwEN REPLIES TO CHARGES RE-
GARDING The PURCHASE OF COAL LANDs-Hls
ASsAuANT RFNFWs THE CONTROVERSY.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-02-19

for four or five mills within a short distance.
Aldrich has 2 stores, blacksmith shop, l
wagon shop and l saloon. During this win
ter she is getting into her railroad yards
$4,000 feet of piling, 5000 cords Of wood,
and 2,l00 ties. During the season of 1879,
she shipped nearly 1000 bushels of grain,
and the coming harvest will doubtless
double it. No better point can be found for
the establishment of a saw and grist mill
than Aldrich.
The FAhnEB will be happy to furnish all
information relative to this country in its
power upon application.