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Farrah. where Ayoob has appointed Hashm hnah
Governor in order to harass the British. Such tac-
tics must prolong the stay of the British troops.
The Government have been urged by the V'ceroys
Council to retain control the city and though
General Woseey and Lord Arey prefer the line OF
Khojak, the Government are bound for the present.
to maintain their occupation. A garrison OF lo,ooo
men is making preparations to remain for the VIII
ter at the city.
THE RUSSO CHINESE QUARREL.
Though the latest news from st. Petersburg shows
a change in the direction of peace in the Chlnese
pocv. owing TO the presence of the Russian squad
ron in the Pacific ana the preparations in Turk
estan, the Russian Government evidently still doubts
whether war can be avcrted. Whatever may be the
immediate Issue of the present disputes there IS
party in China which asserts the claim Of the En-
pire to the territory that formerly belonged to It,
and this party in the long is likely to gain the
upper hand The action of China respecting the
Portuguese occupation of Macao shows the existence
of deliberate plan on the part of the Chinese
National party.
THE AFRICAN ELNObi.
There is unfavorable news from Basutoiand' a
regular war has broken ont and the Cape "oVorh-
ment have called out 5000 riiemen. BasntoS'
numbering 1000, have been vigorously attacking
he Cane forces. and fight well. Sir Bartlc Frere's
friends are preparing reception for him next week
10 console him. The Basuto Wharf.-The latest out
come of his policy-must, however, depress the re-
joiciugs.
The London Conservatives are getting up indg-
nation meetings against the foreign policy OF tine
Government. Save from extreme so-called patrio's
there is lIkcly to be no hearty response.
THE SEASON OF CONGRESSES.
This is the season of congresses. Church ana
sanitary congresses have been Ill session this week.
and social science meets next. Some curiosity is
shown in regard to the astnamcd, as II Is generally
believed these things have seen their day. Inc
British Associations meeting this wear was failure.
At the Church Congress- when not lamcnting the
nassjno of the Burials act the speakers were trying
TO make the world go backward generally,
and punish adultery, like forgery and burglary with
penal servItude. The Sanitary Congress was sue
ccssul. as the subject has made enormous ;dvances
m Great Britain lattery
LITERATURE AND TIE DRAMA.
George A. Sala and Edmund Yates arc quarrelling.
An uneditying literary squabble feared, but as
Mr. Sala has not replied to Mr. Yaess last criticisms
it is hoped that such is averted.
Charles Warner, who seeded from the Prlncesss s
Theatre rather than play second to Edwin Booth,
promises well as a star. Even MFR. Gladstone found
time last night to visit Sadlers Wells in the extreme
northeast of London, to see his OtaellO, which is
reputed to be remarkably good.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The John Irving Garfield and Arthur Bat
tery has been organized in the Twenty NTH Ward OF
Brooklyn, with nrIy members. +. NJ stratton Is cap
tain
A movement was begun last evening among
,he coored Republicans of the XIth Assembly District.
to unite nnder general organization the several sep
aratc associations that exist II is Thought that by
next Saturday, eectioD or officers VIII occur,
tIe club will he far organized as TO receive the
recognition OF tho District OcntrSl Committee.
A meeting of the TOrbert Lancers was held
last oyeuine. No East Fifty ninth.st The meeting
was called for the transaction OF regular business, und
also 20 decide upon the uniform To he worn In the con-
iny camnaign neraIss. The uniform chosen by the
Lancers Will couSsr of steel helmet. lance ahd pei-
pant coored cape white c:ginGs The organization
As y strong, and names are being each day added
in inA roll.
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CRIMES AND cASUALTIE>-BY TELEGR4Pl

KILLED BY KICK FROM MARE.
., w,o oS @5 tc S as Iiei R@d Of
mare ne shoeIng 1t 3:5J p M traay
FOUND CUIL1Y OF MURDER.
SUYBuEY Penn Oc9 21nG iaiy IN tn, the ease OF
and bis wife returned a Sernct or guilty" at MddeDwy
snyder County. this a,terno II.
A REPORT OF CRUEL TREATMENT.
CHICAGO. Ocf. 2.-N ,llIam feEnell, Of this cty.
S1posfo GnS S9ara and a. ose erud treatment amp
was imprisoned as ysgran" lils recovery Is suou'tiui
sELFCREMhTION.
CrvCrNNATI Ort. IA specia u The Commercial
rom Lestonia ohio says Isaac Rt;enousc Teeg4rn,
el Inc house fire and consume Win the bdilns
A pRUNKEN WRETCH BURNED 10 DEATH.
garden night drove hi, family out Of e03Ts
Rsq set 9s % t. ae ID e GSsns nsara Sh boss o
AFATAL MIssTEP.
SrNfNIr n j. Oct 2.-ine mangicd body of
James MIeDcnald found this morning a. The foo Of
si,nnc summit ii TO- wax over he idsc our aao and
i'll seventy beow lie was forty years OF age anu mar
ried
MURDER ~ VERMONT.
MONTPELIER. w., y I. 2.-,uiieicnt 2. facts have
Psmas PSSm which wSs
paced the sater There is no eew ne yet to tho mur
'''''' TO DE TRIED FOR POISONING.
MONTPELIER, W., O:f. Z.-Iue Grind Jury Of
Wasingt county to-day found Joint Indictment with
er and son or tho murder OF aeaser at Dux0ary
VT on Esd Of April last charging them with administer
SUICIDE OF AN OLD FARMER.
ATsION. n. j., Oct. IA uspntcn from FaTton
most respected Clayton. mas committed suicide
ie mad waywar daughter who disappeared from her home
returned This is assigned
Inc oause OF the fsthers suicide.
KILLED ~ A BOTTLE.
M.ScuvsTFR y, H. Oct = 2-Durng an dlterca-
,,on between John Blanchard ant Edward Powers,
~, atTsr ihTvw piece OF a bottle the former severng
is h.susass a.s jasnr as., ia lew %,ns
s OF aud his victim twenty
,,,.s Pov,r- sd throwing the missile.
AN ERIE BRAKEMAN KILLED.
NrwpuKG \. T., Oct 2.-James Nolan, Of Port
r.ys brakeman on Erie Railroad. found dead In
the ralroad yard tns mVrning with wound ON the
bicb according the testimony OF DR.. WiEgns bo
,s n. oroncrs Jury made with blunt
.,r,nani There arc suspicious Of foul play.
sUPPosED MURDER AT MONTPELIER
MoSTprIIpK VT Oct. 2-Ihere Is excitement
.r over the dndng tho body OF joseph Dumas OF Norh
aS in ros river There wounds the head Doctors
a.H maj Dumaa dead before being pac ed the
%atsr He old aud leaves wife AID seven
,s,r.c man and vile named stone witn whom he
. seea have been arrested suspson Of having
mittec the murdes.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
The Isaac Bell was built in 1868, at
THE PREsIDEATIN OREGON.

SAN Francisco, Oct. "A dispatch from
Portland. Ofc dated Nest day says; President Hayes
Mrs. Hayes, Secretary Ramsey and General Sherman
aecompanicd by Mayor d. f. Thompson, visited the pub
hc schools this afternoon The President made snort
address to pupils each school, and presented 70
them Mrs Hayes and the other members OF the party.
The President also visited the Custom House anu Post
Office.
public reception was given TO tie President ana MS
Marty this evening at the Mechanics Pavilion, whch
WIS Handsomely decorated in honor OF rue event
Shortly after o'clock party entered the Pavon,
when TIE 2lst Infantry Band struck up Han 20 inc
Cnlrfw This was followed by great cheefing. Mr.
Dolph .lIvercd an address OF welcome. ffesdcht
Uavcs responded at some length. reviewing the re-
sources OF Pacific Coast aud describing the prospect
of future.
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FOREIGN BOAT RdCING WITCHES.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-The Sportsman says: "There
WAS a meeting Of many welikuown oarsinen ast night
IN witness the final deposits made in the LayccckBlack-
man MATCH which of on the Thames on Tues
day next Hauau aud Trickett were present andsbook
hands amid enthusiastic applause. Trlekelt
od.rs 10 take 2 TO that he VIII
be victorious ib his match with Hanian.
The latter refused TO accept this as wen as TWO other
bets v1fered by Trcket Robert W. Boyd has entered
fr III. prIzes IN the International regatta
HALIFAX n. s., Oct. "a meeting of the Halifax
RoaIuv Association held last night, at which
ey challenge Warren Smith for f0ur-inie 50 cull
race m neutral water for 81 900 side was considered,
and NJ was decded the prelimDares are beng ar
smith to visit kaRiads 10 oeche acceptance
or the challenge.
For other sporting neus see mn pasa
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TELEG RAPHiC NOTES.

THE EPIZooTIC IN ALBANY.
ALBANY. Oct. 2.-Ihe eplzn0uc has appeared here
II Ia not large nomeer OF horses
are capActaled for work.
TOWN CLERK APPOINTED.
IO~G BRANCH, Ocf, - he lons Branch Town
,nci has appointed Henry Irving 10 OIL the unoxpred
fern of The efaulug Town Clerk Hugh Herbert who has
teniet ed his reslg gDation
HEAVY FAILURE IN RICHMOND. VA
RtCHMoNp. Va, Oct. The habiiiiios OF Over
OF this city vhose failure has been
arc sgtei Dy the INT 60 slss,OUoi as
ss,s sluOuo consisting OF bood bhh oslmatou 'Aiue Vi
sock sad AZ value of real estate
WORK 70 BR RESUMED
MiNCUFsTFR \. j., Oct. 2.-Work VIII D. re-
,n, on Monday nj the tnon Mil Furnaces, which has been
cos.d aimee uno aceoint oi dsasreement with tho
Workmen Work 10 be resumed at tho old tao
IMPROVING VIRGINIA RIVER.
nANyuLF Ea, Oc,. IA party oi engineers ana
Iahorers under the charge OF Captain W Aver u : A.
~. mere an OF ceabiix out the
shsupe Of Dan River his pcntup - lar - s stream
V asvigaeia.
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VOL. XL..No.I2.376.
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
r,,,opp nrrpIY DISTURBED.

EI1BOPE DEEPLY DISTURBED.
HOW THE POWERS REGARD TnrIE SHARE ~ .nn
TURKISH TRoUBLEs-THR CEssloN OF poio''.o ''e
DEEMED ISEvITABLE-THE STATE VI
DISCUSSED FREELY IN ENGLANp-RoSsi" A-'
CHINA LIKELY TO co TO WAR AFTER Ar
The octual situation in Europe is outlined III
,bo cable dispatch to- TnE TRIBUNE. IL Is
shorn that the interests of the Powers
oJ forh;d them to recede in the move
mcut against Turkey. England is max
;nc strong efforts to keep France IN ac-
cord with her. The condition of Ireland con-
,;uues TO receive attention in England
and coerciye measures are ueih"hue"'
There are reasons to doubt 'ha'
Eussia and China will remain at
ncace. The Basuto and Cape troops nave
been fighting. Charles Warner is playing
Oilcllo with success in London. George a.
Sala and Edmund Yates have quarreled.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
POLITICS AS TOUCHING THE POLICE.

President French, of the Police Board, said yes
terday that ne was moi aware that money was being
collected from policemen for political purposes; he
had not heard of it until he saw the statement
printed IN the morning papers. If 1t is true" he
added with a laugh that both parties are to di-
vide this money, must see to it that mine gets a
fair share of t.0 Commissioner Mason was equally
ignorant of the collection. Commissioner Nichols
had not heard of it, but did not doubt that some
thing of the kind was done every year. General
Smith on the contrary. had heard of it. He had
been appealed TO some time ago by police SER
prant who knew that the list was coming, and had
told the sergeant lot to pay cent, and to tell all
other policcueu to resist the eXtortiOn. Superin-
tendent Walng and the Inspectors said they had
no know ledge about the matter. The superintendent
added that if the men voluntarily subscribed
money for any purpose it was their own business.
rhe Captains VINO were encountered at Police
Headouarters were generally reluctant TO speak of
the matter aud simply said tat their men mad re-
c,.ived full pay aud could do with their money what
they pleased. Ii had been decided to hold special
meeting of the Police Board at noon yesterday, TO
consider the alleged grievances OF the Democrats
certain Assembly Districts with reference TO the
appOjntment of polling places The claim was made
thai the patronage haa been gwen LARGELY to the
Repubcans, and that familiar old polling places
that were owned or kept by Democrats hal been
changed to obscure stores, the owners of which
wer. Republicans General Smith, who had prom
ised t. look after these complaints. waited III vain
for a Board meeting till after O'Clock, when the
other Commissioners had Lett the building. Then
lie went away angry remarklng 10 u reporter that
matter The first day of registration IS next Iues-
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THE CINCINNlII ART MUSEUM

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2.-The meeting of the
committee to-day appointed to raise the $4,000 necrs-
sary to secure the gift OF ar. CWHest for the establish
mcnt OF an art museum showed gratifying success
Mr. L. b. Harrison subscribed - 000 aud the folio wing
gentlemen gave IL 900 each: JOhn L. Stettnius Thomas
Enery's sons Rufus KING Robert W. Burnet aud Fank-
lin Bank. Other suGscrptlOns were reported falEin2
from $25 ~ $500. the total amounting 70 Sz3Voo iHe
understood tnG entire proceeds Ot tie EIpofllOn
on the closing day, next SATURDAY VIII De gwen 10 'ns
fnnd and thus IT Is expected ina; President VINO
AZ the openIn. Exposition announced MT VESTS
Offer be able TO state that the ul amount mas peeh
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THE LOCAL CANVASS.
WORK OF THE TWO GREAT PARTIES.

WONh OT IrIE NO Vfr14H' 4f''
PREPARATIONS FOR THE GREAT PARADE WHEN
GENERAL GRANT VISITS THE CIrY-MEETNG
OF REPCBLICANs on STATEN IsLAND-PoIIrIcs
AND THE POLICE-GENERAL NEWS.
The preparations for the great parade Octo-
Der IL, when General Grant will be in the
city, are nearly completed, and the display
promises to surpass any previous demonstra-
tions in New-YOrk. George o. Jones, of the
Greenback party, Indignantly denies the story
of Dyer ID. Lum. Republicans on Staten
Island held large parade and meeting last
night. President French of the Police Board,
says he did not know that money was being
collected from the police for political pur-
poses.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
pEprBIICAN MEETING BROKEN UP.

Providence, r. l., Oct 1.-Repubican clubs
OF this city marched to Oneyvile last night to raise
banner and listen to political Speeches A large num-
Der of Democrats to the meeting and interrupted
the speakers Henry j. SDooner Speaker OF the House
OF Representatives. and tue Hon. John f. Iopey at-
tempted in vain to make addresses. Although proml-
ront Damocrats repudate this action OF members Of
Their party it will affect DjIriousy the vo'e ior han
cock as heretofore the campaign the utmost freedom
has Doh parties III their uiscussions auu
nrOc
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PRAYER FOR POLITICAL GUIDANCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-At meeting of tho
pastors Of Evangelical Cuurches Of the District or Co
unba today an address was issued inviting Christians
Of ALI denominations to unite In praying THAI God
Will forgive our great National SINS that the people
NAV Withstand temptation TO wrongdoipg on tho day OF
election aud that the candidates preferred by the ma
jority OF the actual citlz'ns OF the Republic may Dc
The address signed ou behalf OF the meet
ing by John Lanalan, OF the FouGdry M r. Church J.
George Butler, VI The MemorAi Lutheran Ckurca
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

TIE ISAAC BELL BURNED.

THE STEAMER TAKES FIRE AT PORTSMOUTH, VA
GREAT BLAZE OF COTTON AND ToBACCo-THE
CAUSE UNKNOWN.
NORFOLK. Va, Oct 2.-The Old Dominion Line
steamer Isaac Bell caught fire this afternoon while
lying at the company's wharf in Portsmouth, anu
was entirely destroyed together with her cargo OF
$50 bales of cotton and other merchandise. NO one
was injured Tho cause of the fire, which orig
mated in the forward hold is unknown. Ihe YES
sci had discharged the cargo which she had brought
from New-York ard was loading to sail Tor
that port this afternoon. Efforts 10 SILK
her having failed she was towed TO the Naval Hos
ptal flats and abandoned.
WASHINGTON Oct. 2.-Ihe officer in charge OF the
Signal Corps station at Norfolk Va, reports to The
Chief Signal Officer. at $50 p m, as follows: Ihe
steamship Isaac Bell. Captain Huphurs, master.
prevlonsy reported on fire, is now lying of the
Naval Hospital, still burning. ,
When found to be on five she was Loading, anu
had on 500 bales of cotton. forty hogsheads OF TO-
bacco aud forty barrels of RESIN, the whole Valucu
nj Si1 900. She was also dscharglug some frclghO
for the SOUTH She was valued at p2OO,OOO; no ~
surance. Only fifteen bales of cotton out OF tue
cargo were saved. The fire caught among the COT
ton stored in thc forward hold, and IS supposed 20
have been caused either by lamp being knocked
down or by friction between the iron bands on ihe
cotton as the bales were jammed together"
The Isaac Bell was built in 1868, at
Williamsburg, L. l.. at cost Of $23OOOO She registered
lG13 tonnage and was 232 feet long, 80 feet inches
wide and 81 feet inches deep The vessel had Two
decks and two boilers She built OF oak. hackmatack
and irOn with copper ftsenirgs ana IRON strapped on
repaired N 1877, and the last survey was made IN
October, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
THE HUNGARIAN POLICY.

TEsTlI, SajuIday, OcI z, IssU.
Herr Tisza the Hungarian Premier, reply
os the question put forward in the Diet whether the
Goverpmcut would use its influence 10 prevent any
force being employed with reference TO The oesson of
Dnlcigno, ETC.. said
INC delay granted Turkey for the execution OF the
Trrafy of Berlin evidently proves that 30 rover nam
Ie-ts any INTENT, of making war against turkey Ihe
foreign policy OF Austria Hungary aims at assuring thc
Eurone;u concert in the interest or peace" cannot
fnrpie1 what viii done this matter bur according
@ thc AdiDlrais OF tne meets lhcTc
will be no diseinbeI katiOD of troops.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
APPROACHING REPUBLICAN PARADE.
ACTIVE PREPARATIONS IN PROGREss-PRoMIsE Oh
FINE DISPLAY.

ACTIVE PREPARATIONS IN PROGRESS-PROMISE OF
FINE DISPLAY.
The preparations for the Republican parade, Octo-
Der II, under the auspices of tho Garfield and
Arthur Campaign Club of the Central Committee
when General Grant will review the column,
promise one of the finest displays ever witnessed
III this city. General Lloyd Aspinwall, chief mar
sha and General Charles A. Carleton assistant
marshal, were busy yesterday receiving reports
from subordinate officers and organizations, and
attending to the equipping of companies and
baitaliOns.
General Aspinwall met last night delegation of
clerks from leading wholesale dry goods houses,
who propose to take part IN the parade. They have
formed Downtown Merchants Clerks Ass0cla-
ton, numbering several hundred members, who wish
to take an active part in working for Garfield and
Arthur. They will probably turn out 800 men for
the parade all OF whom will be equipped at their
own expense. delegation also called on
General Aspinwall from the Young Mems
Business Association in Twenty -eigbth-st.,
which also proposes TO turn out several hundred
men for the parade. This association is composed
of clerks IN Arnold 81 COnstaUe's, Lord " TayloTs
and other uptown business houses, and is increas-
ing i'll numbers every day.
letter received last night from General Ramsay,
commander of the Boys in Blue Of the Department
ot NeW-JefSey, stated tnat nc Woulu ndTcu III Inc
parade with 5000 Boys IN Blue from New-Jersey.
General f. B. Fowler in command of the Boys i'll
Blue of the Second Division of the State OF New
York, with headquarters IN Brooklyn, Will also
turn out his command for the parade.
Last night the Stalwart Legion OF the XXth As
sembv District was organized, with SolOn B. Smith
AS commander. This legion. which will take part IN
the display is composed of 500 uniformed men. OF
this number, 100 Will vote for the first time at the
coming election. and they comprise a company by
themselves. Another company IS formed of We er-
ans VINO voted tor Fremont aud Dayton in 1896,
aud who Will this year vote for Garfield aud
AIfhur
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
ENTHUSIASM IN CINCINNATI.

CIYCINNATI, Oct 2.-The tOrchlight process
sion OF the Garfield and Arthur clubs or this city TO-
night was the grandest affair that Ohio has ever seeh
Cra,. euthuslasm prevailed According TO low esti-
mate so 900 Republicans were In line.
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4 MURDEROUS WONdN.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. AT Sacramento yes
,erday Mrs George Iami sent note asking for an
interview with her husband IRON whom she mad been
seporaiqd He called on her, and she shot him dead
asf wrter sac snot aud severely wounded young girl
wno had excited her Jealousy.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
4 DOUBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.

BAY CITY, Mich, Oct. 2.-Two boilers at
Pitts Crauagcs nill exploded yesterday afternoon
demoshing the boiler-house and drlhouse, and shat
tcrng one end of the mill The bolcrs were carried 400
feet Tie fireman. George Parker, either bnred IN
inc ruus or b.owu into the river. lad Named Daile
MeHae was Idly scaldcd. Robert Bennet ana Peter
Ienuo VINO struck by the d brls, were pady Id
iured The damage amounts to $4,000. The cause Oh
INC pOslOn IS unknown
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
UNION OF ALBANY DEMOCRATS.

ALBANY, Oct. 2.-The Democrats OF THIS
city held two conventions to-day. but compromised
their differences by allowing the antRobirson faction
the nomination for Coroner and giving the other faction
the nomination OF all the county officers. Mayor
Michael n Nolan was nominated for Congress under
This agreement.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
NOMINATIONS TO CONGRESS.

The following nominations to Congress from
the districts named reported by telegraph to TIL
TRIBUNE last night:
Tst Alabanr-ColOnel Thomas H. Herndon (Dem)
Win Tennessee Judge Andrew McCiaiD tRep)
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Saturday. Oct. 2. 1880
Menott Garibadi has started for Genoa whefe lie
viii meet hts father, General GaribadI. to whom II Is
stated Le bears 70 letter from Premier Carroll
There Is great ANXIETY in official circles In Rome ABOUT
General Garbadl's movements. which have formed the
tLemc of discussion al three CaDnet councils
The British steamer Joseph FcreDs, Captain Siratord'
., r, .noa for .v-Yorh has arrived at Gibraltar.
hayInr lost - blade of her propeller.
t,,r g,rll1u letter., Sc, Second and Fdth PI0es
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SOUTHERN CLAIMS.

NEW w-ORLEANs, Oct. IA massmeeting OF
the Democratic Conservative party to-nlght adopted
resolutions among oher things declaring The letter OF
General Hancock relative Southern claims receives
our hearty approval"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
BROCKWAY, THE F0RGER, SENTENCED.

PROVIDENCE. Il. l., Oct. I'm the Court of
COMMON Pleas to-dIy Chester G. Bfockway was scn-
Fenced 10 eight years the State Prison for forgery
Jo,eph Cook and Frank SDiBcrs, BrOcEways HccOin-
piIcc. were also sentenced, the hrst named 10 tOur
wears and second three years III the state PrsOn
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

Star Daily Nelrs Sunday Ners. Truth, Stdds Zc'tung
frank Lesiie's Uecky The Police Gazette and me nh-
day Dispatch for violation of the laws III publishing
lottery advertisements.
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4 sPIyyERY STRIKE AVERTED.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. "A delegation
FROM the Spnners Union mt four mill ire surcrs this
afternoon and discussed. without result tue question OF
WAGES and the threatened strik,. The spnners, at
meeting Ia the evening, resolved 10 strike at some more
., lI.o opup
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
NOMlNArED TO THE ASSEMRLY.

ALBION, n Y, Oct 1.-The Democratic
Convention to day nominated William L. Lee for mem
ber OF the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
LOTTERY INDICTMENTS.

The Grand Jury finished its work for the Septem-
her term in the Court Of General Sessions yesterday
Judge Gdersleeve presided in Part l, and received
tho final batch of Indictments. Among them were
Indictments against the publishers OF I Ssa. World
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
THE SULTAN YIELDING.

COHsTAETINOPLE Saturday, OCT - iSSO.
The Sultan has made "a communication 10 Count Haiz-
fldt the German Ambassador, which, though not offer
ing 10 surrender Duicgno the 81 INST lie promises 10
nresent settlements Of hll pflnK questions ny t,at
da,n The communication IL AS yet unanswered. 1he
situation continues very critical 1t ~ believed III d'plo
matlc crces that the Powers Will st DC compcieu 10
take more energetic action.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

Mason Noble. OF the Sixth Presbyterion Churcn r.
T.. Mason. OF the E-Street Bapuse CburcD 80 y. n
Rankin of the First Congregational Church frcoers
ID. Power, Of he Vermont Avenue CnriStinn Chniun
and John G.. Amcs President OF the Young Men eni'
ia Aznncinflnn