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~1.nO--1Dt--C1t.

The EVENING WISCONSIN, SEau-WEEKIY Wis
coNsdN and WEEKLY WISCONSIN viii work earn
esty for the election Of James A. Garfield for
president. To this end the proprietors offer
these editions until December 3lst. at the fol-
lowing low rates:
Daily Wisconsin to December 81 .........s2 90
SCmi-Weckly Wisconsin to December 81. 30
Weekly Wisconsin TO December 81 ...... 25
Address, CRANEB, AIEENs & CRAMER,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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Two-rH1EDs Of all the axle grease used in the
United State, j. made ty the Frazer Lubrcator
National Republican., 1880-09-14
n,Irhtnn Hnnnl, Rnnns

NEW YORK. Sept. l3.--Tho Brighton beach
races to-day were well attended, but after tho
first ruco lain flooded the track. Tho first
event was u selling race for $3.50; all ages;
three. quarter milo heats. Emily +. took the
lead in the first heat aud held it to the home
stretch, W here Mamie Il, passed her and won
By half u length, with Emily i, second, Nellie
y. third, Mamie Lewis fourth, Brighton lnh,
Edwin \. sixth and Buster last Time, l;l7l.
In the second heat Mamie X. aud Emily F.
got of together but Edwin A, passed them.
In tho last furlong Minnie Lewis forged ahead
aud crossed the line fist, with Edwin A. sec.
Ond, Emily f. third and the Others close up.
Time 1913. In the run OF Minnie Lewis beat
Mamie X. easily, Time, l;l0.
Second race, for all ages purse $780, one
mile Bucktie took the lead and won handily
by two lengths, with utlita second, General
Monroe third aud Harlequin fourth. Time,
l:5l.
Third race purse $3.50, for all ages; one mile
and half Mnlzor was the fayorite. but
Krupp Gun led all the way, and finished
three lengths ahead of Mintzer, with Surge
third and Charlie S. fourth. Timc, 2;i5.
Tho stecpe.chase for all, purse Of 1900, was
takon by Lizzie d., with Oho Boy second,
Malcian Colt third and l., l.. last. Time 53i.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
CABLE NOTES.

MADRID, Sept. l3-The queen and princess
are progressing fayorably.
ROME, Sept 13.-Tho DiriHo states that
Chill has accepted the mediation of the United
States.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Sept. l3--Symptoms oil
the Siberian plague have appeared among the
people of village near Odessa.
LONDON, Sept. l3.-Tho prince and princess
of Wales and their children attend, d to.nigLCs
performance of the American MINISTRIES at her
| majesty's theatre and enjoyed the performance
greatly
ACcRINGToN, Sept 13,-Tho weavers held
an enthusiastic meeting tonight and decided
TO strike. They will be supported by lOvy
of twOpence per loom throughout northeast
Lancashire.
LONDON, Sept. 13,-A dispatch to Reuters
Telegram company from Bucharest says the
approval Of the chambers is now only lequi-
sito for tho settlement of the succession to the
throne of Roumania Of Prince Ferdinand.
LONDON, Sept. 13.--The strike of the nail
makers of East Worcestershire aud Stafford
shire, which began ON the 10th instant and in
which $4,000 persons participated, has col
lapsed because the workmen were so destitute
as to be unable to prosecute,
LONDON, Sept. 13.-The London CORE
spondeut of the Manchester Guardian says II
Is understood Dean Stanley will pay final
visit to the United States in 1881 in company
with MIR. Thomas Hughes, The visit viii be
Of special character, for tho purpose Of inycs
| tigsting the church question in the United
| States.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
National NIIuutC Men.

A meeting was held at the S3yercign, hall
ON Eleventh street last night for tho torma.
ton of the nucleus Of anational association
of Minute Men for The promotion of republican
doctrines throughout the union. The attend.
nucc was quite largo and it represented large
area of the territory of the country. Captain
Il. NJ. Rosaly explained at some length the
plan and object OF the association. The plan
Is somewhat novel. 1t was principally con.
ceiycd by Ipus Kossuth and was commuui.
Gated in Asia Minor in 1851 by The Hungarian
patriot to Captain Rosafy during the exile
Of the two, together with many other Hun.
garian revOlutonists of 1850. The scheme
is characterized by marked originality and
merit 1t is substantially the same that was
adopted by the famous triumvirato, which at
one period shook the thrones and swaycd the
politico. geographical lines Of Europe Very
great interest was manifested in the subject
aud further meeting is to be held tonight at
the Cosmopolitan hall, corner Of Eighth aud L
streets, at which the preliminary organization
will be completed and probably delegate Sc
lccled to attend the approaching convention ut
Indianapolis, Captain Won lager presided at
last nights meeting.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
Costly Cellar.

When the union troops built their fortifca-
tions at Alexandria the commanding general
and the engineers selected the site Of Colonel
Herbcrts property as the best location for the
magazine, and there they built the best maga.
zine the money and skill Of the government
could construct. Great massive walls of stone,
deep, smooth-ad floors Of brick, ingenious
contriyancts for protection against dampncss,
fire. frost and raj n, either from heaven or coli
umbads. 1t was waterproof, frost'proof, fire.
proof and bomb proof aud was built down in
the ground to last couple of centuries or so.
Aud when the war was over aud the con
iederate colonel returned home he had his
homo to rchuldNo war had swept it away,
Hero was this United States magazine on his
estate. The government needed aud cared for
it no longer, aud iho colonel wisely built his
home right over 1t, and now he has the finest
costliest cellar under any private house in the
United states
National Republican., 1880-09-14
mo @. A. r. nj Anlietnn.

Thcdilcrent posts ofthC Grand Army in this
city will leave on the 9:l0 train Thursday
mouiug =, over the Baltimore I Ohio railroad,
tor IIager5toWn aud Aniicmm, to lc present
1T the cnclmpmeuts of the department OF
Maryland and the uuvoling Of the statue Of
the Private Soldier" on the famous battle
gruInd,
Tho members will assemble at Grand Army
hall at S:l5 sharp, and from there march to tho
depot. Al honoUbly discharged soldiers aud
sailors and the comrades "who cau't
get away are cordially invited to nc,
company them % the ears. Tickets for tho
trip, good for Eve days so, arc now IN the
hands of c, c. Royce, SIG L street, H. j.
Clifford, interior department; Charles Il.
Joyce, poslollicc department; j, w. Wisucr,
sixth auditors office; A. f. Mcdlord, second
auditors office; George II. French, second
comp,rollcrs office; NJ. Il. Urcll, surgeons
oilico James Cross paymastcr'gcuerap office;
j. h. Tanner quartcrma,tcr.genertl Office;
Paul Brodic, pension office; w. A. Moore, Laud
office; =. ID. Iaine, library war department,
aud other members. All who cannot get Off
on the morning Of the l6,h, aud who desire
to be present at the ceremonies of unveiling
the statue, will have 10 leave here on one of
the evening trains of that day for Hagcs-
town. George G.. Meade post No. 8 at its last
meeting voted to accompany the other posts
on the krip,
National Republican., 1880-09-14
Tho Fast washrnston Republicans.

The East Washington Garfield aud Arthur
club met last evening OF Pcakes hall, Penn.
sylyania avenue, between Sixth aud Seventh
streets southeast. This is a thriving snd en-
ergelc organization, aud great interest was
taken in the campaign by the large attend
unce last evening. Dr, f. A, Adams presided,
the other otgicers-Dr. j, q, Stephenson, vice.
president, L. p. Davis, secretary, aud j, Il.
lIerel trpusuror-being in their places.
The committee on the pole having reported
that their pole WAS onIIoly destroyed and
dag blown down by the storm last cyen-
ing, the committee was instructed tOpurchass
another, and the flag will b hcistod again
this afternoon. An inviistien II attend tho
muss-mGetiug at HyattsyillU snd other invita-.
uons were referred - the executive commit
tee, A letter was read from Hon J.. H. Clamp,
stating his inability 10 ACCEPT ~ invitation 10
be present and address lAp cub, Addresses
woro made by General RpNn, Dr. Alfred
Thomas and John r, Thumpson. Ten new
mrmbers signed the roll aud eight other gem
tlumen were elected 10 membership. Tho
club thcu adjourned until next Monday.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
VENERIBLE MEN.
Annual Parade Of the ola Dcrcn,

Annual Parade OF tile Old Defenders.
BA ALTfMoRE Sept. 13 The anniversary Of
the battle Of North Point occurring on yes.
terday that event is being comnemonted to-.
day. All city offices and public schools are
cosel, and the star spanglcd banner waves
brightly at Fort MoIIenry, from many build
ings throughout the city and from the ship
ping. To-day is the anniversary Of the bonn
bardmont Of the fort. Tho Old Defenders u.s..
semblod at the city hall at o'clock, accord
ing to their annual custom. There were
present John J. Daneker, aged 50 years;
Nathaniel Watts, 50; Colonel Elijah Stuns.
berry, 90; James Mckay, S7 Henry Lirhtner,
50; James Morford, So; George Boss, Sc; viii.
lam Batchclcr, 81; William Stctcs, IS, and
Samuel Jennings, SO, most Of them bent aud
feeble from age. hfcr falling into line the
little band, escorted by detachment Of tho
Grand Army OF The Republic, marched, with
fife aud drum TO aud around Battle monu-
ment, two squares distant. They thcn pro.
cccded IN II special car to Druid Kill park to
psrtnke of their annual diuaer liberully pro-
vlded for by the city
National Republican., 1880-09-14
Tacliic Mining stocks,

SAN Francisco, Sept. 13,-The following
are the official closing quotations of mining
stocks to-day; Alpha, 90; Alta, 81; Belcher, 2;
Bclyidere, '32; Best & Belcher, lOl Bodic, 81;
Bullion, II; California, g. Cholar 81; Consoli.
dated Virginia, 3; Crown Point Il; Eureka
Consolidated, Is; Exchequer, 2t Gould &
Curry, A; Grand Prize 2s; Hale i Narcross,
8; Mammoth, II; Martin White, /; Mexican,
lO2; MONDAY "a; Northern Belle, 10; ophir, n;
O;o, II; OYcrmun, /; Potosi, 2t Savage, %;
Sierra Nevada, III; Silver King, &; Tiptor, G;
Union Consolidated, 2l!; Wales, II; yellow
Jacket g; GOodshaw, 1916 Jupiter II 32
Dudley, 8 10. Justice lovius an assessment 0
so cents ror share.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
a Mother and Son with Their rhroats Gu

n Mother and Son with Their Throats Cut.
New YoRK, Sept. 13.-John Higgins six.
teen yea rs old entered the sixteenth precinct
station.housc early this m orning bleeding
from two cuts, one on each side of his neck
When questi oned rs to how he received the
injuries be told tho sergeant to send n doctor
TO his home, where his mother lay injured. A
physician was summoned, who DIRE sscd the
boys wounds, aud then started for his home,
where lie found Bridget Higgins, ifLy years
old the boys mother, lying on the floor in 4
pool of blood with her throat cut and unable
to speak. She was taken to the hospital and
the coroner summoned 10 take her anto-mor-
tenn statement, us it was thought she would
dio.
The police believe they are in possession OF
the right clue to the mystery In West Nine.
tccnth street. 4 third party the woman s
third husband, is charged with an attempt to
murder both the woman aud her son. His
namc is Jerry Dugau, and he is now hunted
by tho entire detective squad Of tho police de.
partment MIrs. Higgins and her son were
known as turbulent characters, numerous
fights taking place between them when iutox.
icated. Last ni2ht the battle began early in
the evening, aud was kept up until
2 o'clock this morning, when young
Higgins shouted for some one to come
to his mother, rs she had tainted. A young
man named Webster, aged seventeen OF
eighteen, living on the floor above, found John
Higgins standing covered with blood, which
flowed from Il wound in his throat, and noigh-
bors who were aroused found Mrs Higgins
lying on the floor with her throat cut from
ear to ear Her windpipe was severed and
she was only half conscious. The boy would
not state who committed the deeds. The
weapon with which the murders were attempt.
cd could not be found, Young Higgins said
Jerry Dugan was drunk aud fighting with
mother and cut us both with knife" Mrs.
Higgins, unable to speak, hearing her sons
words, nodded assent as well as she could.
Her condition is very critical, aud the boy S
is not much ibettcr, though it is thought lie
may recover. There are four deep cuts in his
neck, but neither has severed The artery.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
Dishoncs, Postal clerk ,rr.s,.d.

NEW YoRN, Sept. l3.-rh, morning Special
Agent Sharretts of the postotiic department
arrest cd Edward Clark, clerk in the New
York postoihce, aud upon searching him
found in his possession ten letters addressed
TO NJ. A, Dauphiu & Co., No. $40 Broadway.
Clark has bcCu attached to the pOsioiice five
months, aud confessed that he had been for
vcraI weeks past engaged in taking letters
from the mail which he thought contained
money. Accused was taken before United
States Commissioner Devel, when lie waived
examination, aud was held in $500 bail to
await the action of the United States grand
iury.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
TUE NARR4GANSErr DISASTER.
suits brought by rriends of tho vIetIms.

Suits brought by Friends Of tho Victims.
SToSINGToN, Conn, Sept. 13.--The steamer
Stonington of the Stouingon line was at
tachcd to-day at her dock iu Stoningtou in
a matter Of two suits of 5000 each for th g
loss Of life by the steamer Narragansett. Til @
suits aro brought by Boston parties throus h
their counsel, Hon. Augustus Brandsgee of
New London. The United States liability
act under cover of which the steam
boat company took refuge, is ignored in these
suits, rs that act was intended to protect steam.
boat interests If the collision had been acci.
dental or unavoidable,
National Republican., 1880-09-14
More indian ChIef. cnmInr.

Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REPUBLTcAS.'
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l3, 1880.
Agent Miles and Captain Pratt, accompanied
by Little Raven, Yellow Bear aud Left Hand
Arapahoo chiefs, and Big Horse, Bob Tail
Mad Wolf and n'the.Cloud, Chcyemes
leave here for Washington tomorrow morning
The party have visited tue state, paid visits
to mint, normal Srnmmer, colOred and deaf.
mute schools, Pcnns ylyania hospital, aud
various meetings held in the interest OF Indian
education. Ex.Mayor Fox, President Steele
aud Secretary Halliwoll of the board of educa
ton, the Messrs. Wanaluaker and DR.. Rhoads
and others of the Society of Friends, have
shown them especial attoni on and aided
in rurthering the object Of their visit.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
IIIlInhhr Ihn Inrs.

BALTIMORE, Sept l3,-A young man named
Fadgen was killed near Harewool park on
the Philadelphia Wilmington S Baltimore
railroad this afternoon. Ho fell between tho
cars and was run over. His body was brought
to this city. where his family reside.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. l3-L. Burlihart,
travelling salesman for Otto Martin, dealer IN
paints and oils in Philadelphia, was instantly
killed in getting oil the train this morning
while it was stopping on tho bridge. He sup.
posed he was IN the depot lie fell seventy.
FIVE feet to the rocks below, and was horribly
crughnl
National Republican., 1880-09-14
SuDDospd SuIcIle.

found dead in his bed yesterday afternoon at
No. West Forty-third street. He was
house where he died. He was chief clerk
ia the excise Office under Mayor Have.
meyers term of office. Later hc was appointed
general agent in this city for the Hartford
Life Insurance company. About u year ago
he attempted suicide by taking laudanum
An autopsy will be made on the body this
afternoon
National Republican., 1880-09-14
orr nnnlnntIne Service.

The launch Black Jack, in search Of yellow
jack, took Drs, Leach aud Mead Of tho health
department snd Inspector Sutton down on her
"trip yesterday, aud iu the cruise spoke nine
schoouers bouui up, all from the north how
cyor, loaded with Ice aud fertilizers, No
news irom the schooner Lewis was obtained,
aud lhs little craft came back last night
rocked IN the gallo which prevailed toward
evening. No hrws OF the other boats expect
ed Crolu Havana has as yet been received,
and tha theory that the Lewis has ~S'arcd the
f,to Of tho Vera Cruz is becoming generally
accepted.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
Mmrdcr hy IA nrunIsrn MN.

ST, LOUIS, Sept. l3,-Johu Laughliu while
very druuk went into the saloon Of Andrew
W. Scittcll in East st. Louis late last night
aud deman ded beer, which Slittcl refused to
give him. IRughln then attempted to draw
some himself and SeitteII put him out Of the
saloon. Seitle,l then began to close his house,
and while shutting the trout door Laughlin
drew revolver and shot him through the
head, iuhcting Il wound from which ho died
LMO hours later.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
the GERMIN ORpIf1N asylum.
\ Committee Appointed 10 Settle the DIFF
IcrenCes In tho As.nclntinm.

icrences In tho Association.
A called meeting of the German Orphan
Asylum association was held last evening at
German hall for the purpose OF considering
aud adjusting certain differences that have
arisen regarding the site Of the proposed new
orphan asylum. The board of directors re.
Gently negotiated for tho purchase of certain
property on Good Hope hill, aud have
domicilcd the orphans at that place.
This action, it is claimed by many
of the members of the association, was
unauthorized. The location of the new asy.
lum has also been freely criticised. The in.
torest taken in the matter by the members Of
the association was evidenced by the large at.
tendance last evening Mr.. Simon Wolf WAS
chosen president of the meeting, with I
Schade as yicc-prcsilcnl and Il. Springsguth
secretary. Mr., j.. Schads made a
speech, giving II history of tho or.
gaui2ation of the association, aud the
manner in which the appropriation of
$4,000 was obtained from congress iot the
usylnm. lie claimed that If the moucy should
be used for any other purpose than the cree
ton Of u building as proscribcd by law the
appropriation would he unavailable. An AMI.
mated discussion followed pro and con. Rev.
Mr. Kraft, president Of the board of directors,
defended tho action of the bourd and claimed
that under the organization of the association
the action Of the director was not subject to re-.
view by members of tho association. II was
finally decided TO appoint n committee Of
twelve to confer with the board Of directors,
visit the Good Hope hill site, ondcavOr to ad.
just tho pending difficulties and report to II
future meeting. The following gentlemen
wero appointed rs the committee; Simon
Wolf, Louis Schade a. Schueckug, John l..
NoEt, Ch. Graz, NJ, Lemiuch l., Neurath,
Gustav Gics,ler W, II linus, John Augcrmauu
and T. I,1Cflpr
National Republican., 1880-09-14
TlcI,ennr,s Gold NYntcr.

SAN FRANCIsco, Sept, 13--A CdU reporter
visited Cslistoga yesterday, and interviewed
A. G. Tichcnor regarding the alleged ox.
traction Of gold from water. TiGhenor cx.
plained his mode Of manipulation, which the
rcportcr says bears on its face the evidence OF
fraud, and that the whole thing is got mp to
bring q crowd of sight-seors TO the hotel pro,
prietors. richcnor donics the statement made
in the Chicago Tribune, aud says that it was
written by personal enemy.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
RECORD OF CRIME.
The Bogus Diploma Doc tor Buchanan
Lodged In Prison.
a Terrible Domestic Tragedy - Bar-Room
Murder--Nail Robbers aud Counter
feiters Arrested.
Buohnpnn safe from Drowning.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.--Dr. John Bu.
chauan WAS brought into the court Of quarter
sessions to-day and re.conmttod to prison.
Thomas YAuduscr was given fnal hear.
Ing this afternoon before United States Com
missioner Gibbons upon charges of perjury and
conspiracy. Evidence was submitted to show
thai Vanduser had testified at hearing before
Judge Butler on the application for forfeiture
of Buehauan's BAIL that ho was in Buch ansn',
company on the fcrrybost aud saw him ! UNI
into the Delaware. The court records were pro
duced to establish the Same fact aud the
prisoner was committed IN default of So ,00C
hail His counsel gave notice of an application
for hHbcas corpus tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
A nef.ultlng rr-nsnrer ncturncn.

TOLEDO, ONO, Sept, 13-Ex.Treasure Hall,
whose deiaIcaton was made public 4 few days
ago, has returned to the city and resumed
charge of his business Affairs in the interest
of his hundsmen. An investigation shows
that Halls assets are more than sufficient 10
cover tho treasury deficit, and he states that
neither the county nor city will lose anythiu Z
by the def,,lcutiOu.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
Races ut Lexington, Ky.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept, 1S.-Tho fall meet
ing of the Kentucky association opened to
day with three good races. The first, for al
ages, one mile, was won by Renown, Montrea
second, Hinyar third. Time, 1:4O2.
Second race, for three.yesr,ods, one aud
a.half mies-Bowling Green first, FousD see
oud, Kinkcad third, Time, 2;l7I
Third race, flly stakes, for two-year'olds
thrcc.quaYters Of mie--Minnie c, by Wan
dcror, dam Mamie Mcdowell, first, Nalloho
second, Swiaerts Pride third, Time, l;2l.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
Arrest ofCouuterreiters.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept, 13,-On Saturday
night Charles l.. Cole and Frank Goodrich,
both residents Of Pine Run, Genesec county,
were arrested on a charge of passing counter.
felt money and brought to Detroit to-day.
Cole is wealthy farmer aud justice of the
peace. A quantity of bad So bills ON the state
possession.
National Republican., 1880-09-14
or congress given at tho election in 1873:

The republicans did not have II majority in
either of the five districts in 1878. A lcgisa-
turc was chosen which will name n successor
in the United States senate TO Hannibal Ham
lin. The people also voted upon an amend
ment to the constitution providing that u
plurality of the votes cast for governor shall
be sufficient to elect, instead of majority, as
heretofore. Tho amendment applies to the
Ii nlncIl1,,,
National Republican., 1880-09-14
yictorin,s Main C,mn p,scoysrod

SANTA FE, N NJ, Sept. l3-A special to the
Men Merican from FL Paso says scouts have
discovered Yictoria's main camp in Corral De
Picdras in Mexico. Various raiding cxpsdi-
tions are being scattered over tho state of
chihuahua. Governor Terras, It is said, has
increased the reward offered for Vict0ria's
sea In from Sc 900 10 5000
National Republican., 1880-09-14
Mcct,pc Of cabinet oalccrs.

An Informal meeting of the members Of tbc
cabinet was held at the executive mansion
Yesterday. All the departments were repre-
scnted except the war department, No Quts'
ton of public interest was considered, aud
most Of the time wos spout IN discussion Of
the affairs Oft the different departments. Sccrc'
tary EyurIs presided,