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MONTEREY. September Sth.-The following
are among those registered ut the Hotel Del
Monte to-day: Neil Borgens and wife, Bos.
ton; w. S. Keyes and wife, Miss Lille
Hastings, Miss Hastings, Judge S. c. Hast
inCs San francisco
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAGRADA BIrrERs cures al
com laints arising from ob4trucied state Of tie
system.
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Democratic Meeting.
VISITORS nj ,;onterrr.

SusANvILLE, September Sth.-Hon. C. P.
Berry and General P. +. Walsh addressed a
Democratic meeting here last night.
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~
he house contained alb
y room being occupied
FIRE is unknown, but is S
rk of an incendiary. A
,man, was seriously iniul
were slightly hurt. The
;upied by John H. Paul,
J. Miranda, wine and
she headquarters of the
The west end of the
d for the office of the
/ the foundations were
new machinery. The e
barely escaped with tn.
re not known. Some jew
We been recovered. The
ely gutted. The loss is
$50, 600, covered by S2(
he Continental, Standard
,gara and Buffalo conpa,
Military Visit.
Military Visit.

OAKLAND, September Sth.-Company B,
Fifth Battalion, ". I. odell, commanding,
Guard, Captain Levy, at the Webster. street
bridge. and marched to the city, where they
were handsomely entertained. At 7:40 they
proceeded, under the escort of the Guard,
to Camp Backus. and We're received by the
First Artillery Regiment in true military
style. Speeches were made by Colonel Greed
Raymond, Captain Levy, Captain Odell,
Lieutenant Burrell and others. The camp
was turned out and general good time en-
loved.
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THE WEEKLY UNION
Published in semi-weekly partsl
Is issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week.
comprising Eight Pages in each ISSUE Sixteen Pages
each we T. and is the cheapest and most desira bio
Home News and Literary Journal published on th a
Pacii; Goa =
Terms, One Year. 90
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

HAMMERS oascaRA saeRAps R'rTEss fo' lab tHei
constipatiop
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BY the steamship zealandia, which ar
rived at San Francisco yesterday, we have
late returns from the Australasian pro-
vinces.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

"TANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female Particular attention paid to Furnish
Ing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with Help
Free Of Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO..
one door south Of Fourth and K streets, Sacra-
mento CITY. aul3-1pf
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COAST DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO THE RECoRD-UNIoN.
THE EXHIBITION AT PETALUMA.
Man Killed Near San Mateo by a Train
Narrow Escape of Two Ladies.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
Another of the Principal hotels In Oak
land Destroyed by Fire.
SANCUIAARY SHOOTING AffRAY AT SILT LAKE.
Result of the Contest over the New
Charter in San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA.
The Charter Election.

The Charter Election.
SAN FRANCISCO, September Sth.-At the
charter election to-day the total vote of the
city was %, 122. The counting is not yet
completed, but the general impression is that
the new charter is beaten by large ma
iority.
SAN FRANoIsco, September Sth. = One
hundred and four precincts complete give for
the adoption of the charter 3,099; against
adoption, 14,474. Less than 5000 votes re-
main uncounted. The majority against
adoption is beyond al expectations.
THIRD DISPATCHl
SAN Francisco. September 9th-1:2O A. NJ.
Following is the total vote, except two or
three outside precincts which cannot be heard
from tonight: For, 4,057 against, 1876
Man Killed by Train-Narrow Escape OF
Two Ladies.
SAN FRANcIsco, September Sth.-A fright.
full accident occurred at Oak Grove crossing,
two miles this side of San Mateo station, on
the San Jose division of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, this morning, which resulted in the
instant death Of a man named Allen Wade,
employed as coachman for Mr. Corbett, one
of the wealthy residents Of that section. The
deceased was at the time of his death driving
the double seated carriage of Mr.. Corbett.
Miss Corbett and Mrs. j. H. Wilmington oc-
cupied the rear seat, and Wade sat on the
front seat The road along which the car.
riage was being driven crosses the railroad
at right angles. For some distance on either
side the railroad track is concealed by heavy
growth of gum trees. AS the carriage ap-
preached the railroad the Monterey express
No. 10 was rushing toward the cross
ing at speed of about forty miles
an hour. Whether Wade miscalculated
the distance of the train or the speed
at which it was going is of course not known,
but he kept on until he got within the line of
gum trees, when he caught sight of the COM
ing train. His horses had by this time got
on the track and he endeavored to back them
off. But it was then too late the cow
catcher hurled the horses into the ditch and
the unfortunate driver was dragged from his
seat and thrown under the wheels of the
train. His death was instantaneous, his
body being fearfully mangled and almost cut
in two. Strange to say the two lady occu-
pants of the carriage were uninjured. One
eyewitness says the carriage was not dam
aged or moved from its place by the collision.
n;saefroua Etre In AoEIand
, 1880-11-11

RouNu-TItE-N0ltI.1 TOST.AIfCAftnS,
WASHINGTON. D. G., Nov. 10.--A Ietter llas
bees received ut the I'ust-Of1iee Department
from tho British Superintendent Of Foreign
Malls Mt London, tnclostng two postaltards
mailed Mt Philadelphia for trausnsls-
sion frn.n punt !. 10 punt around
the world aita final delivery to tito
sender, with ttie remark TINT tho nl,,l,-
bcr Of such experiments has Increased 80
largely that II Is now considered time to stop
tho prncticn, tllose being no provision IN tho
1'ostnl-Union treaty for the transmission of
correspondence from place to plnce except in
cases OF genuine rcdreetion, Our Supcrtr-
tendent OF Foreign Malls Is. therefore, re-
gncstcd by tho English authorities 10 prevent
such cards, etc.. from being forwarded In
flltltre aud orders will be issued accordingly.
ptscHEnlTEn.
The report that tho Arctic exploring vessel
Jcannette had been crushed In the leo and all
OH board lost Is dscrcdited BY tho Revenue
Marine Board of the Treasury Department,
Tile report wns brought to Ilakadadl BY an
American steamer, who heard 1t FROM s0M0
natives.
DISCHARGE oHnEnEp.
Judge Wy!ie to-tlay ordered THO discharge
OF Samuel l.. Perry, colorcd, tho rept.tcd
exoftts loader, who WINS arrested hero up0h
n reyNis!tion from tho Governor Of North
Cnr0ifnn on a Charge Of having committed n
forgery III that State. An Appoa! wus tukeu
from tto decision,
, 1880-11-11
Ntbufln.

f1ntt t,nn 1rB
Tho summon trpyclar to stperit may now nro.
innd rs,iito les through 3t. rctershlrg aid
by stunturr OH tho Vui9n Ia SMmn md PORN. X
r;ilirnnI oyrr Tim i3rnis Ina ,I.n,, rncnntiv
n,rnni frnm I,rrm tn Ekntnrit,t.,irT. on rrut,lt.
inc which tho Enriiah trnVeirr hnn Huished II
intirnnv ~ 6,n fns by ri md fj;i hv atontnnr
4 triy1 of aIO miles tiicn suiIices 10 bring hiI,,
ia 'Et,,nrn lin t!rst raw, nf Wcstrrn Sis1prin'
T,c fnnntion Of aiiH.rsI cnils to mind nountry
fhc ,iimcnsns of ,vhicf, II ia Inri in rnnlixn II
measures nf,o,t liI1 m,ilns ionv nv
nfIfI wtfto. r. cont.Ins :, Miitto,, s1,,nr1
I,,,iirs ,nnrc .h"11 fho uhnin ri iii,
rms. Ia twice rs i,iv M Xustrniin. nnil ncnriy
n H,;r1]roI fmnt ~ lnrrr ma itnglnnd' ;Fto
"1nfrw is liz fhrc,,n nf tit,
ri fht, worl,i iho iii, ytnnan md III, Lem mt
nne of whith r. irss thMn amSl n,iirs
inrr. and Mi ~ whic,, r,,i, fntn thn Sorthnrn
0cnnn. fj,,trfh orrof, tIvnr Tim htnoor. fnrn,-
ii,r mr., ~ tfn soItb,r,, in,,n1nrv ~ th,, cn,,,
re. rIs"s II, thn cnstnr, hr,,.chts: II III" Hita
i;hatn ~ nmh " r,,,,a =, t,n,,rs" ciao ~ sIst,
niios n t"kes ~, ccs,tr. .,ircrtfon mi, nsmns
t,cs itsclr III tho uulf II INrtarf, I'll Ths lno
actitts from TIM Nnrtharr tSccnn "a tf.e sixty.
= ~, -, ~ ~. T. eos e ~
" t"ins"hiv strnt1,,t ,,"" ~ toi,t s1I1u.w ~
t,rnnm ~ s% ~ r,i nn, IoInt nniLns, .hs,nno
Il tnr,,s ,nstss" ri r., nMa "i,,,. rs nrtnnru
.hrra r. ~" intn ,nI s, @ f,rthn w oa.t ~ fn
TIN iii Wnt,n|.ins Aiis 1,nssim ,sfmw ~ liz
ssoat onI aot,t ~ t,,s ,is,n T. H. 4rynH ~ IN IL
cnntr AZ" et t,.fn, ~ sh ~, a. - !, y 9tan ~
i4a s.or Va"nsc ~ = III S,,iH ~ vi H. ~. ~ ,9 5s ~
~, ,.t. ~ ~ tao "'1aay .y 'tU s! IT..
, 1880-11-11
Why lie stood II.

Z
On tho afternoon OF clrutton 4 half-dr,lnken
roWt1y appeared At ono Ut tho Sixth WMrl pro-
cIhct8 and began abusing rcypcgtnbl .l6Dk-
muscle nnd knnwa how to uso IT. Aficr the
rouge bud called HIN q liar. thief, robhor, and
many othor bad uatnes. citizen edyGd around
md auorcd:
"Why do YOU stand sieh tnallts fran that
loaforf Why don't you hau! OF and knock htn,
nAl7"
"pelioy-pol!oyl" whispered tho other. "lto
and vote the sHule ticket. 1Ie hunt voted
yet. II should knDok him down hu'A turn hla
pI:.h''s p.ltt'i'cai! !! coat 9utokor'n wink. You walt
IN = few mInutea the loafer deposited bis
tlcket and Soon after That he edged around
ami snid,
.. ropoat, ar, that you aso a robberl"
THAT WIS all the repeating that hp tndufRcd
tn. left-handes utlder tho cur lnl4 him out
I'll q confusal heap, aud whvn he camu 10 ho
eal1 ho wanted to 70 homo,
, 1880-11-11


WARRINGTON, d. e., Nov. l0.-The follow
ing cIrcular was issued by the Secretary Of
the Treasury to-day:
Notice Il hereby R!yen TO holdos1 ct Unltea
feb, =, ledi. and commonly known ~ the sl2es
ot lSs0 that said boutls. with tue accrued inter-
4st thereon. will tu paid at this Department.
Deo 0 1881. and that Interest % said 6o,lds viii
ceaso On thAt day. Thete bnnds, which are in
detMom!aatlons M Of $l,h0, with coupons. and
Inscription 4 Loan of ls6i, should not 10 con.
foMndra With tho bonds known % "stxcs IT
lS9l, and MRrch u laaJ, lluldrr1 or thase u n1G
atiytacd thAt Il thu buHds uro received Ut this
department WlthlA xuliolcnt timo prior TO tholr
pAymnnt therefor eau be nude moro promptly
At maturity. Tbs Department will FeoaIyo the
botsds ut any itua aud huld thoM for that pur-
, 1880-11-11
SLIGHTLY MIXED.

How Two Political Speakers Got into
80" THO Wrong Meetings.
Sin F'raptisco I'osk-
The following good Joke. In which worthy
member Of the Lar, Judge r.. Agnrcs, ts worthy
If spaco. 1t Is n tato nr Watts tract, a 6uburb
OF Oakland, ot lnlit!Ual ncet!nRs. OF dtsgustod
speakers, and enrngc1 audiences, THO political
cnldron Of Watts tract hah for weeks hcen
boiling over. Meetings bud been hold nightly,
and tho hest Of lncnl speakers had tried 10 c,,-
i!Khtcu tho Intelligent Iaopl9 OF tho tract. Tho
succGss Of pom0crnte and Republicans aliko
WIS 60 dubious tint both parties hy Il singular
coincidence resolved to hold grand mass r1cct-
tng, appointing tho sumo cvontng. aud both pRt-
tlca culled on tho state Contsal Committee In
this city to sond them over an orntor.
Tho meetings were sot fur Wednesday croniuR
F., who hntl consentU' 10 sp..tk at tito trnet,
boMrtrd ferry Btennlor, ~ did Atso n0tod Itp-
by tho netnncrat1e Colnmltlee tu druw 1t mild,
III tho ncpnbeana 0f tho tract wcro wenken-
ing. Nnl Y 'heir purity was not abused too
publican orator had also bccn Warned TINT
tho purity over thcro nec.lo'! brnclnK up, and
@ thS arns %is ot nS s %sac m IT.
duo TING. and tho politicians snparatei,-tl,e
h,opmnlican & to seak @ Ills narty gitaartns@ @ n.,tt
was IA ho supposed. som found. Tho hull
WE blazlng Wiz, lights. WHILE f. front bontlres
H!ateu, Muu Dntad Ut hallaio Alt1ttt IN making
hiinsclf as tho epeukcr iron, the Slate Contrnl
Committee. nnd was in turn presented to the
Aftor tic 10 appiauso ind 81 substictl, Judge r.
cleared hls yo.co and began. lto spoke not too
ab!lslvely of "tto infnno,s ea,Irsa nf tho he.
i Krnn.I pororllion 10 tho Democracy. Then DO
ss foT bEsah f. ana Tor aiEa,l's,s, a',t,,, t o.
rro3sju, OF StttBfnDti0n,-n0t a!tIKtO CheHr Wl8
lcanl. Instc'H y dozon auditors AEose, pulled
up their ctAt. hut on thoir hats. a1.d left.
' &c ta III caTts iEan Of ~ thoso % rafore h and
md neauaer sa,l!y and silently out q tl,o bull.
him, he closed tho most siiaooursKs1.Y effort Of
his life With u scatching denunniation Of tho
ss n sfe e Ill., 1T }en N.Y. e
icai wns far different from that expected. uP
rt'so thu romnant 0r tho aud!enco a!d swarmnd
'o @ ennsha III %it ill., sotept 's " ama
III snccEin9 tones, demanded Of tho speaker II
he Ind ovor srnko, III san Fr'!polseo3
wonaorluS jadsa. o's swhy DC 10 yo.s ask'" And
sts ss SSo"nE e,s Hs; sy % wall af9 9ysssss ssH'@ r.
thisT' ,touianlci tho naw Indignant Judge.
long q IL Republicans, yoa top!,tlteaHs over
sysf tas e"y hssr sxS got !fe ~No epabos
ins for tho liret tina INT ho had snatlo 7 nlis.
tako, and hnd ooon attdresslns Kep.hi!1ssan Y! sa
gathosns y. eI!ent ofatTr sGsst ~ nn PIT,
tor ito depot. ltero tho irata und ftmng osA-
tor nYaln encountered bis Republican frtend'
which touked ~ II il bud boon fun t!tn'ugl, Il
~ sos e os'sro III :'sy
WIZ Yoa sao, juso. S: sul he. "wheu left you
found my way to what aupp1sed was u itGlan,, l',
, 1880-11-11
TIL; I'l,EsIDENT.

fVsst..vt,.~.,- ~ 8, \r.,,. pr..tJ..,+
lInvcs ,yil hsr,,, ~, w r,,;o ~ H.. 1ost
,,,ssacc n rn,,,roas - ~. '',t'. ,,", mi "s
reotrs,rt the l'rad. ~ att t,,a ,,.n, ,r,,nc,,ts
tn for,ra ri tt,ofr ~ no .'o, as
t,ov ~ In .,r,.araI ,r,o ~. ,,ttt mi
Il" ;norlv ~, ~ ,,r ~ t,,n ,o", ,,'1, v,', an.
totn tt f,v o t,,,ar,on. roa.',,a,,.'a,tns 's',
Whatevcr s,,c,"s,;,,s ,ns 1, t,s .'1"rc,t hv ssc.
rr,arv sf,rrnnn tn"'',,dn's a ~ .aru,,,irt, ~
''1e ooisns !1lH1ut'nR ehrly Ill ie5l WILL ~ ~
corrUrated III the lscssngc. Tho probability
Is tint :,.G5 tllltly-ycar bond will he recotr-
nIent1etf. With per cent bonds at a preni-
Tim Df IOA there ts nm tfoi,ht hit that nt3Ns
bond would mt univ bc 1ootctl nj nar. hut
thot :, o,.,,,tta.., III, ~ ~, ,.,..s rs
..'"t " % "..le"te VIII R'auls R''e premium
To take the entire amount necessary to
refund the outstanding md O per
cents. This Is evidenced l,y the fact tint the
n po"s y. ~ o'st"ct VI .oI"'''n'' u'e
nteless OIL WHICH IS kliaranteaI W Tic
United states, already rule ut n premium.
Tho President, III view of tho prosperous
cnnttitfnn nf Tin cnuuYr. nnd thu inornasfnv
rcccints ot tho ' t1n,.nd % sta,os @ tuethae @ ,Si,
...ep.a ~. y. 'no o"'eo oa"'es' t"set'n. VIII
tho surplus rescnlics, Will undoubtedly rec
0'lmcnd liberal system Of improvements.
Mississippi Kiyrr. rhis III ts mrrat artcry M Of M In.
innl narvatian womb 1onn Ell stco s soyo ~ ,a,, m
more literally provided for had not tho un-
fortunate sectiona! Issue been associated
treated the tn,nroyr,,,cn, nf tt'e rlvrr ar ths
,...,',,, s. 10 ip1 M 1ose"et ~ ''!e i''ei aIu .tlo
ouhul's ol 'ae 'e'ecs rs 4 t!ls''tlctFe oonih-
erh measure Of relicf, and hence suffered by
the Improvement of tho river. nntf sn also IL
hiv s,,ccnsanr.otoct t,ot,,c ~ r,anrt o,,.,,,,ft.
III 3i,orof;' T., s,s uG,'ih hi. ~ ~
, 1880-11-11

T1sE. ftalEtHHR thtH1 TT lHt ofHnr VI &uulE tt.
ceIpt.
addressed to "Hccretnry nf tho Tr1.n.tiry. tnn1!
division. Washington, u. c. and all registered
t,ontla shnnIA bU l'tlrtssfl "Tn tho SccEssary Of
ttn 'rrrntury. fur redemption"
Where parties tlcstrc checks in payment for
rcR'etcH"1 bond. irnwn to. the order Of nny one
secr"iafy ~ Il tho T 9rcasnry ] for rcdomps,on iar
account 1T thero infcrt perst,n or pc!sons tn
wh1a" order check slloslltt TIC fnadc l'aynbiel
rnrchHsnt meanwhile. tn tho tIs,lnl tHnnncr: 1T
TN office nf TIM Assistant TrensurGr OF he
Trcnsury Of the United states nj New York each
HHHeaIar In fHeh artttsi1ts M ife sHf7l.ta row.
tn'Ics Will permit. provided Tint t!ioy cail bc r'
cured uPun Antiafnctti,y terms.
jniix SHERMAN. sccrrtary.
, 1880-11-11
MEDICAL.
1tchIng humors, scaly Rumors, Blood Hualo's,
Speedily, Permanently, and Economically
Cured When Physicians and All
Other Methods Fall. i

What aEc skin und Scalp DIscnscs but the ori.
1encc Of Internal I1umHr tsn times more Ait!lclte
to reach and citrc. which floats IN thu bt,i and
"af Of ill., ' d i.'lins tha Il b'y viii foai eerrap
t!ons, wt!sh burst through tho skin In o''hso"e
'tSid catie,tra Rosolvcnt, tho new nlood Purifier;
internally. Cuttcura Medicinal Jolly. n*sstcsi
by the Cnt'ourn Medictnat und Toilet soap. cx-
es5 e.1ss y euR seag 1 hs
ever recorded In medical nslnhls.
ECZEMA RODENT.
ECZEMA ltopEST.-F: +. Drnke, Est. aEent 1or
1larpcr Il HrotherH: Detrtlt. Nigh. 9syes an n.
rhysic!nns st ans without bcnci't. end which speedily
yielded to the Cuticura Remedies.
SALT RlfEuh.
SALT KHKux.-WtH Mcdonald. "a: Dearborn.
st.. ChirHgn. gratefully acknowledges euro ot
Salt khoutn on tho hea,l. neck, [acc. arms. and
sxs On M aas s f S yea ot "e t,
help himself for eight ycnrs: tried hundreds Of
relncdlcs doctors prouG!s,ect his caso hnnG;icss;
permanently cured by tho ClItIcurn Ncnculcs.
RfHCWoRhH, ....-..
HtS0wonM.-Gco. ". nn1wn. IS afnrshall-st..
Providence, Il. T., cured BY Clsstcurn l.etnedIea
Of a N!ngwustn llun0r! got at tho onrnets'
and for slx yenrs resisted all k!nds ot treatment.
SKIN DISEASE.
my tint hoforo used tho ci,tiourn ncn.ed!es
Of evcs having ans rsllet. Thoy huvo performed
wonderful e,,re Tor me, AMI nf my OWL FREQ
will and accord rcoo1nmona Them"
cuticnra Remedies arc prepared BY Weeks 5
Potter, Chon!sts md pruExists, Go WAsh!ngton-
ia rsice II C,t!oura, u Modlennl Jelly, small l,nxes.
r. .s% 1S {sr i s !s5 sos lssa1a G,eSr Ss
dicima! shaviae soap, Is cents; In bars for liar
bers and large CONSUMERS. occnts
, 1880-11-11
IRELAND. j.

r IHk LAND LEAGUE.
~1HilS, Nov. 10.-At meeting of thu
.'sa. Ls1a Leaguo today Justin Mccarthy was
elected member. "'S
f1a aasaeil addressed meeting ut Bslleck.
~'ua's fermanaKl., yesttr ~.
rht.., .FOAsTKn,
~. xn'St Secretary tor Ireland, has left Dublin
1.. NORTHERN IRELAND. j.
maa,;aN mn",S;noN. Noy. lo.-rnEncll announced tho
,sr'la. 1.n|S a: helle,k. County Feelna,agh, yes
IL is' .ss " " tho ouenlng OF the lasd campaign
vi. u.S %. Aortl, Of ireland. The ,ncatinx was
~sa,s ~sM attended. despite the lnclemency Of tho
tna tel. ae ltesolat!ons were passed Inviting
ea.,a e.. people, regardless Of religious differ.
'0' 70 unite On the land question.
THE oRdAN OF TIE VATICAN.
oi ~ ;1 nov lo.-The <1nrora, tic organ
sbte s 10 Vatican: publishes an article favor
Nv, s ~ ! ue islah Land League, In which It
ststa "a consequence OF the iusuppogtablo
sSsss staS o. he Irish pcasantsy the people must
>A' oa 'aelr oppression. Tho crimes com.
, 1880-11-11

inEttcd In ireland nrn not attributable to tho
l'a'l'i League. RadIcat reform II intlts-
lmtisatlc, otlcrwl#c Ircla.nl will l,a cnu,-
t"tlci! TO choosc between u,lurclIy a'.tl starya.
tom"
THE 1,0yctrrr ufilr:r FnntE.
I,urf.tS, Nov. i0.-Tho noycplt relief ex-
hc'illlon 'lns nit yet btartetf. II will consist
III twehty-th1to lah0rers and twcnty-scych
Gc'tletten volunteers, Thirteen of tic Int
TIT, armed t'y permission with rcynIvcrs.
llnYn left Dublin to ,naku arrangements for
provisioning tie party.
, 1880-11-11

Dlap4feA 70 81. {104li UI4Is. 1tfnoefA{.
WAsHISaroN,. D. e.. Nov. S,--The l'resl-
general, tleld, ille, alitl staif Of the nrllly
whleh havo on previous occasions besil .
subject OF consideration: The most protn!-
ne.,t Of these aro Gol,. Ord, Quasterl!lnster-
Qe'erai Mc!ge, ,lnspcctor. r.Gcieral Marcy,
General NaIi,es. Tjlole aru tol officers On
the full list which llus bceM prepared for the
Presidents information. ThD President said
to-day that, as tlaare was now 10 probability
Ing the army, hc would rotlra the officers OF
required ago in ordor to make way for
younger IDafl.
, 1880-11-11
TURKEY,

RAausA, Nov. lD.-Thc Porte hns nh
pointed itzn paslta Governor Of Salunica.
". cD,tMEnDFr's AssAsJSs.
CoHRTANTtSortr, Nov. 10.-Tlte foreign
Ambassadors have presented collective
note to tho Porte. demanding the execution
Of tho assastns Of tic Russian Col. Com
merUff.
, 1880-11-11
e:,+v Persons Wounded In a
Conflict with the Gems
d'Arme5,
camtcttn Challenged to Fight
Duel by Baudry
D'xA9yOt1.
The Organ Of the Vatican Ad-
yjses The Irish to
Resist.
FRANCE.
TIL: CABINET CI,ls1s.


rAn1s, Nov. i0.-A meeting Of Ministers
air., Uu,ler.Srcrctaries lasted from until
mldn|yht. The Ministers finally determined.
nj The request Of President urdyy, to defer
,hcIr declslun concerning tho resignation.
There will be another Cabinet Council this
esc1ns.
Tho Jyur,nI dcs Dcbats, Rcpnb1tquc
ru,ncuisc, Siccte, md other Republican
papcrs consider yesterdays vote to bo n s1e-
p!orable Misunderstanding, ansl express tlle
lopc that the Ministers will retain their posts.
Tie Radical papers declare for new Cabl-
net OIL dissolution Of tho Chambers.
COMPROMISE.
Fully fiisy members Of the Chamber Of
Deputies hare assured the Ministers that
they did mt by Inst nights vote desire to up
set The Cabinet. aalnbetta considers TINT
Jules Ferry can, without loss Of dignity,
withdraw Ills resignation.
slxrY PERSONS INJURED.
4 rumor being current OIL tho 9th, Mt
Tuscolng, sI,at the religious DEGREES were to
bc enforced against the Mar1sts, 5000 persons
assembled before filo doors OF tho convent.
Shortly afterwards many members OF tho
Catholic Clubs arrived alMl Il serious disturb
ance between tho factions ensued. Manner
OTIS grayo aifrays occurred. Sticks and
sones wero freely ,,setl, and several windows
|" sAo convent "eFo broken. the gendnr-
merle repeatedly Charged OIL the crowd, and
sSty pefsoas were Injured.
aAAhErfA'
II IS satl tamDetta, at m Interview with
1aIcs Ferry to7lay' asked Him to withdraw
A's resignation.
WHAT THEY WILL no.
ata hnmefotsly attended 1neetInE OF the
men'hefs vi THO Left OF the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day. Doves and Senarsl, Repul-
"eahs, sattt they gathered from Interviews
Will the members Of tile Cabinet that 1t tho
osaer oi u'o tay expressing confidence in tho
"o'er1''ncnt's general policy were carried by
atInjorlty Of 40 tho members of tho Cabtnet
"o''lu probably withdraw their designations.
i"o '&'s unanimously Instructed Its bureau
10 aFfahes Will inc bureau IT the Republican
u"'oh lot Interpretation to tic Government
4''s i"'s also asfeed TO tho terms OF II motion
tNe'sss'ns complete ADHERENCE to tho Minis
'e'"' statements.
NOT AGREED.
aim NOV lV'-rie Loft and Loft Centre
wv Wv, "'o'"o'e 10 t''o caplnet' but the Extron'o
, 1880-11-11


Deputy Coroner Wnlte yesterday concluded
ut tho Arnsory tho Inquest upon Dora l.. Abclt,
tho cyprlan killed by Annie Mackoy, alIas Iian-
ley. a'!us Evn Lloyd. THO witnesses wcro DR..
Smith, who wis present Mt the post-mortcm
examination; hlrs. Anntc Hayes, prf-
priotrcss VI tho house No. HN
6tato street; 1da Wlltfa,ns alias Uonegau,
md two othor Inmates OF tho house., Adm ltuoll,
sister OF tho dnccascll nud tho prisoner hersnlfs
lar rs tllose nlroaly published, and credited tn
tho sano witnesses Annie lianlry repeated her
recollection OF what tr1ltispre.i Oh rho fntlll
night, md tho sister Ind but lttIo tn shy at,out
tho Aeccnscd. sho was born Of rDpl,tnblo pnr-
clIts, nntl was Mt ono time married To n glnbler
named EOfcy at UloDn,lngtoll. Tho Jury ru-
oumended that tlolr prisoner Eo held without
lnll tO await tho ncton Of tho Grant Jury.
, 1880-11-11

h,!rs,phnhia. liz rnyrs mast Ut tho time, i rr-
+jutrfrH tho strength or four people To- ho1t Min
lii lIrt1. and s physician sRyE TINT death y t fl-
u,,r shortly 1t IA strnnvs, cnac, and tho treat
rncnt Of II bafieA tho medical fatcruity.
, 1880-11-11
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:

rtrtrns wero made fragrant with vloieu nt,l
hc1iutrt,tu and thu sfMircnAn WIZ ltHl wiih enlDa
lilies In ir,ts. It Il unnecessary tn sny That tho
l,nf,anti nj tho Indy whit. ntiEharn mid carried
INT .thI4 striking l,1Ga had arge balance ut hts
h6NkCfH.
, 1880-11-11
A n1I1,aTtSfi WHEEL.

STAMFORD, Conn. Nov. lH.-t.harcs Clark. 20
years Of agc. mn e'nployG Of tho Perfection sc,io
Company. of New Canaan, Cnnn., wns killed By
portion at tho top Of hi, head WINS carried away.