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DanieI Ia FaYAyIIio.

Cs;e.iaI tols gram 10 the Dispstch.l
BLACKs-IYE-WmTEs, October 14.-After
only twenty-four hours notice, Major
Daniel was greeted by one Of the largest
and most representative body OF citizens
that ever gathered in our town from the
counties Of Cumberland, Appomattox,
Buckingham, and Prince Edward. For
three hours he discussed in bis own mas
terly way the issues Of the canvass, and the
meeting closed with such demonstrations
Of approval ~ have never been witnessed
in this section OF the state. Republicans
and Readjusters congratulated bin at the
close Of his effort, and conversions from
both ranks, ~ / have reasons to believe,
were many. The work goes brayely on In
the Seuthside,
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THE NATIONS FoREIGN VISITORS.
UnitsA at.f.s Ronafe.

FIFTH DAT OF TIE SPECIAL SESSION.
WASHINGTON, October Ex-senator La
mars resolution OF yesterday relative TO
the Interoceanic canal was adopted.
Senator Sherman's resolution asking the
Secretary Of the Treasury for the report OF
j. r. Meline was laid over, and the Senate
went into executive session.
When the doors were re0pened, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Anthony, the privileges OF the
floor for to-day were extended to the NIL
tional guests, and the Scrgcant-at-Arms
was directed TO make suitable preparations
for their reception. The Senate then took
4 recess until 2:30 y. u.
The Senate did not reassemble until 3
O'Clock, and ut that hour the galleries were
filed to their utmost capacity.
Mr.. Morgan offered resolution, which
was adopted, calling on the Secretary OF
the Treasury for copy Of any orders made
rs him since the 2Sth July, 1881, relating
TO the payment or disbursement OF money
appropriated FOR the payment OF senators
and of officers OF the Senate, together with
reports OF decisions OF officers OF the Trea-
suTv Department touching the power OF
the Secretary Of the Treasury in ordering
such payment or disbursement.
At 1915 y. NJ. the distinguished French
and German visitors entered the chamber
and stood in rear OF the senator's desks.
When quiet had been restored Mr. Bayard
rose and said: 81 beg leave TO apprise the
Senate OF the presence on the floor OF this
chamber Of certain distinguished officers
and citizens Of Our sister republic OF
France, and and also OF certain other dis
tinguished officers and citizens OF the En-
pire OF Germany, who have come here for
the purpose Of joining with the people OF
the United States i'm the celebration COM
memoratiye OF the great eliminating vic
tory TO the arms OF the allied Colonies one
hundred years ago-thc great victory OF
those Colonies and OF their allies OF that
day and their allies OF this day. l know
that / speak the sentiment OF every MEM
her OF the American Senate when j
say that they are most welcome TO This
chamber, and now move that, for the pur-
pose OF each member paying that respect
which each and all feel for those who have
hon0red us by their presence, 4 recess OF
half an hour be taken for the purpose OF
enabling the presiding officer OK the Senate
and each one OF its members to pay that
respect which represents not only our indi-
vidual feeling, but the feeling OF every
state and every man in every State OF our
union OF States. [Applsusc.l
/ The motion was ut $3.50 agreed to and
recess taken, which was occupied by the
senators in cordially greeting their distin-
/ guished guests.
After the recess, the visitors having re-
tired. the Senate went into executive Scs-
sion, and when the doors were re0poned, at
400 L. NJ, adjourned.
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a Town Almost Entirely Destroyed by

KoKoMA, COL, October IA fire broke
ont in the Fremont House at O'Clock last
evening. II was caused by the explosion
Of a lamp, and the fumes spread rapidly
until 10 O'Clock, when they had consumed
every house within reach. There are less
than twenty houses left standing. The fire
WAS communicated to the powder maya
zine. causing several terrific explosions.
About eighty families are rendered home
loss and destitute. The loss is estimated at
slOO, 600; insurance very light. Whiskey
is free, and hundreds OF men are now ihiu-
rated With It.
LITER-THE LOSS GREATLY EXAGGERATED
DENVER, COLI, October l4.-Late specials
from Kokoma place the loss by last nights
fire at between 5000 and 100000; inst
rance about $4,000. No lives were lost.
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FREnno1p, *. j., October 1.-THE Og-
borIi-francis case, In which Al. r. Ogborn,
Of Toms river. enes Isaac b. Francis, the
son Of the pateutee Of the Francis lifc-boat,
for the betrayal Of his daughter, has been
before the Monmouth County Court for
ten days. A verdict Of q. 800 was awarded
two terms ago, but the defendant being
wealthy, carried the case TO the Supreme
Court. Decision was affirmed, bnt the
Court held that the damages were Excess
siye, and granted the plaintiff g new trial
unless he would accept the SUN OF $500.
This was refused, and the new trial was
begun last week. A determined effort was
made BY the defence to break down the
character OF the girl and her witnesses.
The Jury rendered n verdict last night
giving Mr.. 0gborn $4,000. They delibc-
rated only two hours. The case has at
tracted much interest throughout the State.
The girls family is poor.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Ireland.
krctonis.
STATE OF AFFAIRS IN DUBLIN.

STATE OF AFFAIRS ~ DUBLIN.
LONDON, October IA Dublin dispatch,
describing the state Of affairs there yeSter-
day in connection with the arrest OF Par
nell, says: "The guards all over the city
were trebled and the police patrols doubled.
Dragons rode through the streets in all di-
rcctions; detectives narrowly watched
movements OF the League, and posse OF
police occupied premises c'Ose to the League
office"
TIE LEAGUE RESOLVED on AGGRESSIVE
MEASURES.
IOND0Y. October 14.-The Dublin EUe-
Ming Jfdh says the League has resolved to
attack Kimairham Jail. Mr.. Forster,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, was guarded
By dragons in going from the castle to his
residence.
IroquOis Wins the NEWMARKET Derby.
LONDON, October 1.-THE race for the
Ncw-Markct Derby (swccpstakeS) to-day
was won by LoIillards Iroquois; Islimael
second, LennoX's Love third.
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rhs ohis and Mississippi Railroad.

CIycfNNITI, ONO, October H.-The re-
mort OF President McClintock to the bond
and stockholders Of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroad is the first one made, except
in 1850, since 1875, when the road went
into the hands Of receiver. The condi-
ton OF the property now is such that 1t
was deemed proper to make full showing
to the powers in interest. After giving the
history Of the plan adopted yesterday to
take the road out Of the hands Of the re-
ceiver. the report says that it is believed
that the earnings OF the property will be
sufficient to pay the fixed charges under
that plan and leave surplus, and that the
PAYMENT Of dividends or preferred stock
may be resumed. This plan viii be car
ried ont as soon a. the necessary fornalities
CO.., be COMPLETED.
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ARRANGEMENT or GUITEAU.
.,..d. .Nos Guilty Ills Triai
~ r,xcd for November 7sh.
,uv ,.vIoxs GUESTS At WARRINGTON
r,o,en and German visitors Ae.
corded a Popular welcome
nj washington.

.s,nss OF ,he Senate Yesterday = A
- ooo 600 suit Against Pennsylvania
~, comrany-Tbrce Assrssins Csasht In
,a.nsss-The Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
- Big Fire In Kakomo, Colorado
-. Nebraska Democratic Convention
o., IN ,,.e Missouri River-The Delaware
,.,..,,on cases-A Negro Desperate shot
n..a-TWo Executions Yestcrday-The TX
',,.,nep, In ireland Continues-Lerillard'
,...vsis Wins Again, NC.
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Crimnin Arkansas.

ST. LOUIS, October 14.-Dispatehes from
Hot Springs report that negro boy was
found dead between there and Malvern.
lie is supposed to be Dick Ellison, who at,
tcmnted TO outrage Mrs. Jacob Park, and
who escaped, and must have fallen into
the hands OF the pursuing posse and been
lynched. n. -
Three men, called Wells, Barnett, ana
Collins. charged with aSsassinating Frank
Pollock. in the same county, last Friday
night. were brought into Hot Springs yes
terday aud lodged in jail. The deputy
sheriff caught up with them about SIX
miles hence, and made the arrest while they
wore i'm camD in the woods.
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NarfaIk,s Preparations.

ISpeclaI telegram 70 INC IIspaIcH'I
NORFOLK, VA, October 14.-All the in
coming steamers and railroad trains are
filed with strangers stopping here and
going on to Yorktown.
The city is gorgeous with miles OF flags
and festoons, and by tomorrow night the
triumphal arches and decorative trappings
will be completed. The festivities will be
on a scale never witnessed in Norfolk.
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N.nr,,h. democratic Convention.

OMAHA, NEB., October 1i.-The State
Democratic Convention last evening nomi-
mated w. III. Monger for Supreme Court
nudge, and Alexander Bean and j. t. Brass
for regents OF the University. IL adopted
a platform declaring for free trade, honest
money, and an economical administration,
and against high-license liquor law.
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Utmost ON Emlgrants.

NEW YORK, October 14.--Action was
brought in the Court OF Common Pleas to-
day by the commissioners Of emigration
against the agents Of steamships plying be-
tween France, Holland, and Denmark and
this port to recover $4,000 inspection in-
post on the importation OF II, 900 emigrants.
The case has just been concluded before
Judge J. T. DAILY, and a verdict for the full
amount rendered for the plaintiffs.
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ncIau,rc ELECTION Cases.

WILMINGTON, DBL, October l4.--All the
election cases on trial in the United state,
Court here were this morning continued
until the second Tuesday in january on
account Of a scarcity Of Jurors. All cases
OF this nature given to Jury have so lar
resulted in disagreement, with but one ex-
ception, which Is still out with the jury.
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FRIDAY, October "a, 1881.
sALrs~FnsT BoARp.--20 shares City Bank 81
Richmond at 25K; loco Richmond aud DanyIllc
gold IS ii 100, 1000 do. ~ 100, 1909 do. ~
1905; 30 shares Petersburg Railroad at s5,s, 10
DO II 25,l 10 do at 2bi 10 do. At 2b,., 10 10. at
25ss, 10 do. al 2sa. 10 do a. 25' 10 DO. t25, 10
do at esq 10 do. At 25l, 30 do. a. 25A; 1Oshares
Columbia and GreonyiIie preferred At So, 10 do.
at So; 80 sirircs Merchants and Planters Bauk AZ
20; so shares Norfolk and Western preferred at
sos, 200 do. at SO.
SECOND BOkRD.-J0 shares Petersburg Railroad
at 25ss, 10 DO. At o5k; 30 shares Richmond and
Allegheny at 500, 90 do. at 80; 80 shares Rich
mond and DsnyilIe stock at 100; loo shares MOI
felix and Western preferred at s6; 1000 Rich
mond and Danyilie gold O's at 1001; 1000 &C.
lumbla and Crccnvfi.e first 0's at 102.
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Execution In Georgia.

ATLANTA, October 14.-Frank Hudson
fcolored( was hanged at Dawson, in this
stote to-day. for the murder in August OF
David Lee, Mrs. Lee, and negro girl. Ills
nurpose. according TO his confession, was
robbery. He was taken to the gallows UNI
der military guard, and appeared calm ana
unInoved. He acknowledged his gum ara
The Justice OF his sentence, and hoped nc
had been forgiven. lie was dead III zen
minutes from the time the trap was sprung
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A Georsia Tragedy.

SAVANNAH, october l4.-Cato Nash (co7
loren. Voted desperate, was shot dead
near this city last night by John Rocker;
who sought to arrest him for the murder OF
one SmalIwood, a negro, short time ago.
Nash fired on Rocker, who returned seVe-
raI shots with fatal effect. Rocker sllrren-
dered himself.
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He Desies Any Man - Face Him and Deny
their Authenticity, ans Declares that Any-
thing 10 the Contrary Purporting e Gene
from Him Is Lie and a Fsrsery-An Inter-
esfinR and Perhaps Important Chapter In
the Histsry Of the Blair-wilssn Letters and
the Alleged Confession.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS suit.

HARRsBuRG, PA, October 14.-The COM
monwealth has entered suit in the Dauphin
County Court against the Standard Oil
Company for the recovery OF over %, 100000
alleged to be due in taxes and penalties.
This indicates an early trial, Commonwealth
cases having preference over others.
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xrifa-Mur.Isrcr Hangod.

ToxDA, n. y, October l4.-Edward q
Earle. forty-one years Of age, was executed
~ 1f:35 o'clock this morning by snerni
Mitchell in the iail-yard at Sagsyiile, Ham
ilton county, for stabbing and killing MS
wife. near Hope Falls, in February last
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Rise In the Missouri.

CHICAGO, October 14.-Dispatches from
Clinton and Davenport, Iowa, report an
extensive rise in the Missouri. Saw-mills
have been obliged to suspend operations,
and there is danger OF a serious freshet.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, october H. 1851
SALES.
WuRAT.-Whlte. SO bushels very good at sl.0o
36 bushels good nc 1850; "a bushels common n
slA5. lancaster, 63S bushels prime nc sl'oo
mon at lao: A bushels prime seed &C Sl.Oo.
Mixed, COO bushels prime at u .1s; 4s6 bushels;
mi xed lot az Si.53. Fultz, $50 bushels very sV9d
~ Si47. 4iO bushels very good nj Sl.45; 30
bushels very good NJ sl.43; "a bushels good ~
40: 100 bushels common at 9l.uO 70 sl.3o;
CORN.-White. 374 bushels very g9od ~ tos.
very good at 73e.; 81 bushels very good at zoe.
OATs,-l6 bushels very good spring at Die.
Rye bushels yery good at sl.ls.
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The IsaIley Case.

NEW HAVEN, COM, October 14.-De-
fence in the Malley case rested this moru-
ing, and the court adjourned till Monday
at 10 A. NJ. The State will produce fifteen
witnesses in rebuttal.
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Ngw ORLEANS, October 1.-THE chiei
=, TIE aetecfiyes' aids, Deyeraux, died soon
after being shot last night. iicnnessey =
not believed TO be dangerously wounded
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October YO0n.-Ssochs strong.
Nancy, 5m6 Ter cent. EXchaugc-Long, ASA;
short. 4s24,. State bonds N light request. G"Y-
crnmcnts strong. -,
EreainG.-Morcy, 2@G Fer cent. Exchange,
479a tournaments strong; new 0s, 99's; new
as, 1l3 new Is, ll0i.. stitcs neglected ah1
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ARRIVED.
steamer Tiger Lily, Wathsll, SnlLhaeid. MGR
clan,,'se and passengers W. 4. y. Cole, supcsin-
icIldcni.
Allison e Addison. - .
schooner Mary Heller, Croker Windsor, Ms,
plaster, Warner Moore. -,
schooner \. c. Buckley, Cranner, New York,
cement.
schooner Clarp VI. Goodman. Hearn, New York,
rriruad-iron. Tredegar Company.
schooner Hattie fcllis, Spple, New YORK, rail-
road-iron, Richmond and Dsnyilc Railroad CONF
p3ny. - -, -. -,
schooner Lucy Jones, Marlhugh, New York,
INT rchsndisc, Currtc x Co.
SAILED
steamship WysnOse. Couch, New York, iner-
cliandise aud passengers, George W. Allen Co.,
agents. n,,,,,,
Steamer J. W. Everman, CarT, Phialelpbia-
merchandise and passengers. j. W. NcCarrick-
agent. . 49,, CO..
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise and passeNgsis, Il. H. iatum'
agent. -,
schooner Katie G.. Robinson, Sooyc, New YORK,
conl Cleryas Storrs vessel 20 Curtis A Pnrkcr
schooner John AicDcuald, Cclburl, Philadcl-
phi1 rid Janes river, ties, turtls PHrkcr.
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Erour-We quote: Fine, si.50Gs5; extra, $3.50
6s7.75: sup, rine, S6.5OmS6.75; common f.lmi-
Is, s7.75@ss; choice or patent FAMILY, ss.oOes
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LYScIIBCRG, October Nv. Leigh VIII
son, OF "Blsir letters" notoriety, arrived
In Lynchburg this morning from Washing
ton, where he Is said to have gone TO de-
liver up n package Of letters to General
Malone. lie was sought out by me, and
in brief interview, held OF the Noryell
House, iterated and reiterated the genuine
ness OF the Blair letters, and detied any man
to fsce him and deny their authenticity.
Ills attention was attracted TO an article
in the last issue Of the Finca-tle Herald, in
which he was accused OF having been
bribed to pronounce the Blair letters forge
ries.. His reply was simply that the publ
cation, he supposed, grew out Of private
conference held by himself with Captain
II. III. Riddleberger and other Readiusters
at last Botetourt Court. He failed to say
what transpired at that conference, nor did
he make any denial Of the impeachment.
Later in the day an Associated-Press tele-
gram was received at the newspaper offices
here stating that the Richmond Wing OF
this morning contains what purports TO be
an affidavit from Wilson confesslng the
Blair letters TO be forgeries. Having been
informed by Wilson that he purposed
leaving the city on the afternoon train for
the Southwest, Immediately repaired with
the Telegram to the Union depot, and, find
ing Wilson. read him the contents, where
upon he then and there, in the pres
ence OF s. Baxter Harvey, high con-
stable OF Lynchburg, and Hon. Thomas
whitehead, editor OF the Advance news
paper, positively reAflirmed the GENT
.neness OF the Blair letters, and charged
that any publication in the Wing pur-
porting TO be denial by him OF the
authenticity Of said letters was q lie and a
forgery, and that he was in nowise re-
sponsiblc for any such statement Oh publ
cation. lie further stated that Riddlebergcr
did not dare deny the genuincness OF these
letters at Fincastle, knowing that he (Wil-
SOM was then prepared to denounce him rs
/ liar.
In my conversation with Wilson at the
Norvell House he criticised the lack OF
shrewdncss on hepart OF ths Democrats in
not waiting until later in the campaign be-
fore making the exposure OF Blair, and
said, further, that the Readjuster candidate
for Attorney-Gcncral should have owned
up to the genuincness Of his letters and
plead "iuiancy," like Colonel Cameron.
CATER GLASS,
City Editor heirs.
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by Telegraph.


NEW YORK, October l4.-Cotlon quiet aud
steady; sales, l23 bales ;apiands, i0e; Ut,
leans, III l3-iGc.: weekly ne, receipts, l,o46
bale: gross, 2s.7O7 bales; cxpOrfs-to Great
Britain, 7,52i bales; france, l,54l bales; 70
Continent, , S36 bales: sales, G.sSO bales st0ck-
a2.gI2 bales. Southern Hour dull and deehnlnki
common 10 fair extra. S6.jO@s!.4O; go0I 20
choice extra. .50efs 1915. Wheat le3 2sc NJ cher
closing very sirong; Ungraded spring, Si;zo@
sl.23msl.52; No. 2 rod, October, slAia@
sl.49A: November, sl.4Sf@sl.olai December,
si53dSl.55. Corn l@2c. higher and nirly
active, closing very firm. nnRradesi, b4td ore. Tor
new and old: yellow, 73c.; ungrdcd white. I3c.i
No. 9, October, 60zc.; November Os49 Ilse. /;
December, 72afe733c. Oats lFflAc.. higher and
fairly active; Ne. 8. 44c. Hops In fair inquiry.
i'm lob lo!s. 9fl3ic. sugar nrin ana fairly active;
fair b good rcIiniar. 81 "a sse.. refined stronger;
standard a." 9s.r. MOlasscs quiet aud steady.
Rice frm trade moderate. Rosin quiet M SOD
6tS2.0O. Tunenune dull and weak NJ 49c. Wool
steady and very quiet; domestic fleece, 3444Se.
pulled. 2O@42c, nnwashed, l2kf30c.; Texas,
loose. Pork a shade better and very quiet a
hong clear lOe short clear, lO4c.: long aud shori
cltstr, IOitc.; ssles az the Wet Of 300 boxes OF
long and short clear nc D4e. Lard opened weak,
subsequently became strong and advanced, closing
unsettled al Si2.IO October, sl2MSt2.OZh No
yembcr, sl2@tll.l0 December. freizhts easier
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October l4.--Flonr lower and dnli ,
Howard-Street aud western superbne, @o.oOeeso
extru 80 20 family, s7.25@,e5; city-mills super
ane, s5.5OmeO.25; extra, t6.0O@s1i family
s6.2ym$8.60; Rio brands, s6@s.2o; Fstapsco
family, 1915. Mhcat-Southem sfe9dy western
lower closing steady southern red sl.ss@sl'foi
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NOR SALE.-We have In store and can
II niI orders promptly for seed Wheat, re, ana
oats (spring and winteri, Clover,
seed. Also, good stock Of Family, Extra, SUPER
mus saw ny ii. b. TALIAPERRo 4 Co.,
els Ill south Twelfth street.
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he gave hi Rand as Gtofxs p. Betilafs.
and showed diploma AZ lawyer IS
suoa % bin June z3d IN Columbus,
Ohio. lie said That be fought IN 0af1Ieid's
regiment and showed two gun-ehot
wounds in bis legs and bayonet wound
IN the side OF his head, which ie said he
received az the battle OF shiloh. Tie has
been doing clerical work for lawyer in
ibis city. lie heard that Gulfeau was TO be
arraigned to-day, and intended TO get q
!" bulldog" pistol and shoot him at the
City Hall. lie took his diploma with him
TO ensure getting into the courtroom as a
member OF the bar. He had evidently been
drinking.
COMBINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Senate IN
executive session to-day confirmed the
nominations OF Walker Blaine as Third
Assistant Secretary OF State; Mark S.
Brewer, Of Michigan, as Consul-General at
Berlin; Winfield s. Bird, OF Alabama, as
Consul at Laguayrs; Benjamin p. Davis,
OF Massachusetts,, rs Deputy Fourth Audi
tor OF the Treasury; Jacob II. Ella, Of New
Hampshire, a. Sixth Auditor Of the Trea-
sury for the Post-0fiicc Department; O. =.
@. Clarke, Of Rhode Island, First Deputy
Commissioner OF Pensions; and j. T..
Walker, Of Indiana, Deputy Commissioner
OF Pensions.
THE NATIONS FOREIGN VISITORS.
WASHINGTON, ID. T., October 1.-THE
French and German representatives who
came TO attend the Yorktown celebration,
accompanied by the diplomatic represents
tiyes Of their countries. were to-day for
malIy received at the State Department by
Secretary Blaine