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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18

IuoMAs, September 12-Apache tele- graph line came mp this evening. Hos tiles so numerous around the post that 1t IS dangerous to go anywhere outside of it.
 The bodies of the men murdered at Black River were horribly mutilated.
 Fears are entertained for Stevens safety. Nothing has been heard from Bolan's party.
 The count showed no San Carlos h. dlans absent. The hostiles are confined to the White Mountains. Everything is quiet here, at San Car Ins nnl nl l.lnl..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-18
SrecilI t0 the Citi.c0.

WILCOX, September 13.-llaior Me Clellan's command, with a scouting force, reached the point of the noun tain this morning from Old Fort Grant, and reports all quiet They will leave for Fort Apache in day or So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
pr.sihcnts versus Gnversors.



Among the hllmors chrOnicled Of the
Yorktown celebration il was mentioned
that President Arthur was introduced TO
the Governor OF Virginia instead Of the
latter being presented to the President OF
tbe United States. Some have contcnded
that this blunder was an intentional one,
and was rea,scrton OF the doctrine OF
States rights. II so, ii was merely another
rendering OF the old question OF etiquette
between President George Washington
and Governor John Hancock, OF MasSachu-
sets. When the former made his frat visit
70 Boston after he became President he ac-
cepted An invitation OF the Governor to an
informal dinner, but expected call from
that IunctiOnary rs soon IS he arrived, IN
stead Of which he received message from
him pleading that he WAS too much indis-
posed TO do so. Washington doubted the
sincerity OF the apology, "a he had been
GIVEN 30 understand that the Governor
wished 10 eyade making the first call, hold
ING that as Governor OF the state, ana
within the bounds OF that State, it was
proper point OF etiquette that ne should re-
eeive the frat visit even from the fresldent
OF the United States. Washington resisted
this pretension, 50 excused himseH from
the dinner and dined at liz lodgings
The next day the Governors fricnds ad-
vised him TO waive the point OF etiquette,
80 he sent his best respects TO the Gresl-
dent. informing him that II Al nome ana
at leisure lie would do himself the honor
TO visit him in half an hour, intimathg
that he would have done It sooner had his
health permitted, and that it was not with
ont hazard 10 his health that he did II now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
Tl,e winter Campaign in Tunis.
4 VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
DIR. c. ". BENSON, A WELL-KNOWN PRAC-
TICING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
or BALTIMORE. BID.

DIR. BENSON has, for the past twcn'y-onc years.
paid much attention 70 Nervous Disaeses, and has
discovered that the extract Of Celery and Chamo-
mile combined IN certain proportion Invariably
esrs. either Sick Headache, Nervous Headache,
Dyspepuc Headache, Ordinary Headache, Neu-
raigia. Nervousness, Dyspcp5ia, sccplc3sEess. or
Paralysis They are prepared in the shape Of pilh
and contain no opium, Qunine, or other harmful
drrq. but are intended expressly to cure and loH
s,re the above named diseases.
be- The celebrated Or. Hammond, Of New
York. says:"I have found Dr.. BENSON'S CEL-
FRY AND CIIAHO2uLE PILLS are invaluable
In all eases Nervous Disease" herphysieians
10 the number Of over Eve hundred endorse them
in equally strong terms. Every one IS now talking
Of lie wonderful cures effected since they have
been placed before the public
Tihsisa triumph in Medical Chemistry and suf-
fe,crs all over the whole country and even abroad
arc ordering by mall and otherwise.
sold by all druggists. Price, 90 cents box.
Dcpot. LOG NORTH EUTAW STREET, BALTI-
MORE, BID. by mail, two boxes FOR 81 or SIX
boxe- 70. $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

CIycrNNATI, October 3l.-The contract
was executed in this city to-day for the
bridging. for the Eranger syndicate, OF an
immense trcstlc across Lake POntclialtrain.
Tbe Alabama and Great Southern railroad
ends at Meridian, where the New Orleans
and Northwestern road begins, leading TO
lake Pontchartrain. Opposite The termi-
ms Of the New Orleans and Northea'tern
road. at Lake Pontchartrain, Is the north
e,n terminus Of what Is known as the
q Old Fork road" which begins al
Canal street, New Orleans. The last
named road has been used principally
for carving pleasure-seekcrs from New
orleans TO Lake Pontchartrain. 1t has re-
Gently been purchased by the ErhnGer
syndicate. and In order to connect this
road with the New Orleans and Northeast
ern. the construction Of trestie across the
lake Is found necessary, which VIII form,
when completed, a direct connection Win
Meridian, The trestle will be six miles
long. This link will form an important
connection, and greatly develop tho
strength Of the entire Erlanger system.
The Contract for the erection OF creoso'e
factory near the lake will hc awarded IN
few DAYS. This establishment VIII be bun't
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Vaccination.

An alticl, IN the Nineteenth Century for
October by Or. w. Il. Carpenter, the dis
tinguished English scientist, in which he
sums ND and declares his high admiration
OF the results obtained by 81. Pastcur and
other expcrimentcrs looking to the cXtcn-
sion OF the principle Of vaccination to all
infectious diseases, will create new interest
in the great Frenchmsn's discovery and
lend sanction TO conclusions which,
without the approval Of so high an au-
thority, might not 50 resdily have obtained
general acquiesccnce. DR.. Carpenter is
not alone i'm his approval Of the new doe
trine OF vaccinatiVc prevention. Last year
Professor Lister expressed his anticipation
that 81 appropriate vaccine may be dis
covered for measles, scariet-ieyer, and
other acute specific diseases in the human
subject" and rs Far back a. 1876 Professor
Tyhdall expressed similar views.
The reply made by DR.. Carpenter Is
simply that the alleged ineiliciency Of vac
cination, oftan asserted since DR.. Jenner's
time, hiss been due to the ;sct that the virus
used ia fascinating persons who aiterWard
took the smallpox was not fresh from the
COW, but had been weakened by long trans
mission through the human subject. Vac
cine virus not fresh from the cow, but
"humarized by many removes. affords no
protection, and may communicate danger
Gus maladics. But Or. Carpenter details
many facts 70 show that good bovine virus
is free from nearly all the objections which
csu be urged-aud with a good deal Of
force-agsinst " humanizcd " viIus.-B0i-
tYnOTe Syp.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DESPATCH rRon AL POINTS.

Fall OF en- Elevator in ~. Lsuis; Three
Men Killed - Mississippi NEGROES Fired
Upon from Amsush-The Great Dcfalcs-
tion ut Newark-The French Visitors at
Providence, II. Observation-Disclosures and One
Hundred and Twenty-Five ThoHsand Busi-
els Of Grain Barned-Appr0sching Ptuzi-
listic Contest for the Festher-Woigh; Cham-
pionship-CORnterfeits Arrested in Ten
nessee-Tragedy In IlliBsis--The Campaign
In Tunis-Thc Observation-Disclosures
Murderer, LEROY, rndioted-The Political
Complexion OF the German RcichstaG-Two
Feet or Snow in England.
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The Conservatives Of Norfolk and Vi
ciDity Preparing TO Give Major Dan
lei "a Grand Ovation.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, November 1.-Arrange-
ments have been made by which all the
Conservatives Of Norfolk, Portsmouth, and
the county will unite tomorrow night in
an ovation to Maior Daniel. He will be
met on The arrival Of the Eastern shore
steamer and escorted by a procession to his
hotel, and afterwards will speak from n
stand erected at the head Of Market Square.
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vhe French Delegation at Providence.

Providence, November 1.-The men,
bcrs OF the French delegation to York
town arrived here from Newport this
morning. They were accompanied by
members OF the State committee OF reccp-
ton, and escorted TO the Narragansett
Hotel. where breakfast was served. After
ward the visitors were taken 10 WeybosSet
building, where they witnessed ali eXhibi-
ton Of the Fire Department. Thence they
went 10 Brown University.
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COCNTEETEITER AEREsTED--A BANK RECEIYER
70 De APPOINTED.
The ycwarh-Banl. Dcfaicaticn.

NEWARK, y. j., November Warren
Alderman. former director Of the Ne
chanics National Bank, has begun q law
suit against President IIalsey for a deLt
caused ty negligence. Nugcnt's coun-
sci deny that he received the large
amount stated by Cashier Baldwin.
He says he cannot ascertain how his ac-
counts stood at the bank, because Baldwin
had the accotn. so mixed mp that lac was
in the htter's power. 4 receiver has not
yet been appointed. There are no further
developments regarding Baldwin's opera
lions.
The statement OF the affairs OF the
Mechanics National Bank, prepared by
Attorney KcaSby, shows that the firm Of
Nugcnt & Co. has been allowed TO over
draw is account to the extent OF about
$500, 900 since the 1st Of last January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
PreDarInx Sor a MIL.

NEw YORK, November Frank White
and George Holden, who signed articles Of
agreement on October Cd TO fight for s., 800
Il side and the fcather-weight champion
ship OF America, met to-day and tossed for
the choice OF fighting-ground and posted
the balance Of tie stakes. Holden won the
toss and will have the naming OF the battle
ground. The pugilists are 20 fight in Can
ada, on the 10th instant, within 100 miles
OF Erie, Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
Assassination In IIississippi.

YICKsBURG, November IA Herald spe-
cisl states that several colored men on their
way to a Fusion meeting were fred on
from ambush, and jerry Thompson was
killed and two others dangerously wound
ed. All were inolcnsiye citizens, and it is
believed the asSassins intended to shoot 4
prominent colored politician and candidate
on the Fusion ticket, but they had already
passed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
Three Mem Killed by the Fail OF an
Elevator.

ST. LOUIS, November AT the Vulcan
Street Works to-day an elevator loaded
with pig-iron aud carrying four men fell q
distance OF thirty feet. A man named n.
c. Grail was crushed TO death, and two
others, named Daley and Marion. were
fatally injured. McGoycrn, the fourth pas
sengcr, escaped uninjured by leaping to a
projection in the wall while the elevator
was falling. The accident was caused by
the breaking OF some Of the machinery.
Hugh Hogan, OF the same works, had been
fatally hurt just before the elevator acct
dent by the upselting OF ladle flied with
moultcn iron.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
r,av.tor asd Grsin Buraod.

CINCINNATI, November 1.-The Ohio and
Mississippi elevator, with $4,000 bushels
Of grain, WIS completely destroyed by fire
this morning. Ii was owned 10y Hugh
Steward And leased by c. Mcguire. The
loss is estimated at from ss5, 900 TO 100000.
The latter figure supposcs the entire de-
struction OF the grain.
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rrr. IN monticello, IIIssissippi.

NEW ORLEANS, November Ia 1Enes
snecjal reports the burning Of four stores
ut Monticello, Miss, occupied respectively
nv A. Cohen & Sons, G. X. Dale, j. Al. Ben
son, 7. Pepper, aud - Garrett. Inc
loss is estlmated at $4,000. insurance
small.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
CARPETS. oIL-CLOTI,s, &c.

CARPETS, OlL-CLOTHs, &c.-i have
I inst received my FALL STOCK " GOODS.
CARPETS, OiL-CLOrIis, RUGS hAfs, and
1,mask Curtains az lie latest STYLES. shades IIOl-
iands. So. Paper-Iangings OF an styles; which
am Offering al tDWtst prices. All 0rirs promptly
4. JENNINGS, No. 1871 Main street,
- IS-0m Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
PLANO TUNING. &c.

DPE-ORGAN TUklhG AND RE
1 PAIRIEG.-R. II. HOOPER, Of iOston, prae-
it'll ntrc-,rQsn builder ana tuner. viii remain IN
Richnlond for short while. snd sollcits Ol'6AN-
TUNING AND REPAIRING. Mr.. Hooper IS wen
Known by prominent organise and musicians
throughout the SOu'9. COMMUNICATIONS
from ali parts OF Tie state can he addressed care OF
Nessrs ElAIOS MOSES, Music Dealers VA
Main street, Richmond, Va. -, -
Egtinatrs cheerfuiy given. Satisfaction guar
nd moderate. no Civ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
Murder and ratalAceident.

ATLANTA, November IA Mr. Pippin
and Jack Gilbert, OF Thomas county,
quarrclled while drunk. Gilbert pulled
Pippln out Of his buggy and cut his throat.
Pippin died In five minutes.
James Virgins, OF De Kalb county, re-
Gently fell from his wagon and broke his
mock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
Costly Fire.

NEW YORK, November 1.-Mayens q
Bachmen's brewery, at Clifton, when wa
burned last night, occupied nearly han All
acre, and cost $4,000. The total loss on
the bindings, stock, machinery, ETC., viii
reach nearly hali-mllllon dollars. lnsuf-
ence, 2250,000,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
The Recent ARRAY Between Police and
People IN Ireland.

LONDON, November 1.-The latest ac-
counts Of the shooting ARRAY at Belmullet,
County Mayo, last week, where the police,
being attacked, fred upon the people, show
that two persons are dead and twenty
wounded. A renewal Of the disturbance
is feared, and achievements have been
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
STATE TAXES.

STATE REVENUE OFFIcE,l
No 10 NORTH ELEVENTH sTHhtr, (
October 20, 1881.
FVUE STATE TAXES FOR 1881 ARE
4 KOW DUB, and may he paid az this oihce.
an All lifla regaalnlng unpaid on December Isl
renaity 81 FIVE PR CENT VIII DC added, and
~ ). g.. TlNSLkf,
90 aC-1w Assistant 1rca9arvr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

SALT LAKE, November Chief-Justice
Hunter has decided that the naturalization
Of Delegate Cannon was nuIlity, thereby
sustaining Governor Murray's position In
refusing 10 certify that Cannon had been
elected 10 Congress-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
A Fatal DImeuIty.

LAwREScRyILLE, ILL, November Al
bert Nichols and John Lenehan, who had
been paying attention TO the same girl,
fought, and the lstter, getting worsted, at
tempted TO run away, when Nichols shot
him dead,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK ExCHANGE.

TuEsDAY, November /, 1881.
sALEs-FiRsT BoARD.-1,O00 Virginia tax-re-
cciva5Ie coupons at o5g; 10 shares Norfolk and
Western preferred at SAX, 10 do. at 54's, 100 do.
at IA; 10 shares Columbia and GreenvilIe pre-
ferrci at s2i, 10 DO. at SIX, 10 do az s2s 10 do.
at s2S; 30 shares Citizens Bank at2llI
SECOND BOARDING. salcs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
by Telegraph.

NEW IOih.
NEw YORK. November l. N9on.--siocks firm.
Money. 5s,d Der cent. ENciauae-LoDy, 4sU'6;
short 4@4l st,,c bonds inactive. Governments
quiet bUl fairly steady.
Erening-fxclango,f9 1907. Governments IRE .1
lar: now IS. 1Ol-; new 49,, ll3; new A., Ia
Money, 3aG and l-6i. sites moderately active.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November l.-Yirglnia 81. deferred,
%; consolidated. -; second series, 4O9; new
lO-iOg, OIL. BID to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
AIR. CARL sUMaERs, PRACTICAL

MI TUNER with over twenty years experience
an Iondon. England, and New York city,, having
t.tsn nm hls rssideuce In Richmond, respectfully
soIieis orders from the musical public for ~ NiNu
AMI REPAIRING PIANOS and REED ORGANs'
Al! work warranted and Satisfaction SnHrhi 800,
WORK on Church Organs carefully ana saitlliy
done. Orders addressed in ctrc Of, or ieit WIN,
JOsiAII RYLAND & CO, Mnsic-Dcnlere,9I S eos'
Main street, will receive prompt attention
&c S0-cOd3in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
OhiiunrY.

baltimore, November 1.-Colonel Ro-
bert Coleman died to-day; aged seventy
seven. He was formerly proprietor of the
Coleman House, New York Euiaw House,
Baltimore. and other hotels in other cities,
and was widely known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

NOTICE.
RIcHMoxp, w. Noyem N. Z. I, j, 1881 s

RICHMOND, Va. November l, 1881.
Mr. THOMAS l.. HICKS this day v. thdra rs from
orr business nrm. The husine.s will lie conducted
IA heretofore under same frfn-naIne.
- II. COURTNEY JENKINS & co.
7, withdrawing from The firm Of F.. COURT
WY JENKINS 4 90. ~ above announced, Tor
lie purpose of engaging IN otter business So
iirIt from an mr. friends IN the trade their con-
,,rued natrnnagc for the house with which have
been SO long and faYorably conncciee, ,,.l,,.,
no a-eod3t THOHAS r. HICKS.
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Washington.
rHE Observation-Disclosures nooM.


WAsHIYGToS, November Large pur-
chascs Of Confederate bonds arc now Icing
made here By leading bankers to ill orders
OF English customers. The average price
paid today is about two dollars for each
one thousand dollars Of bonds. Most Of
securities bought here come from Virginia,
North Carolina, and Maryland, and il is a
noticeable fact that the holders seem
quite a. ready TO sell rs brokers are to
buy. There is little doubt that this
purchasing movement grows out Of the
deposit made by officers OF the Confederate
States during the late war OF $500, 900 in
the Bank OF England, and possibly that
this sum, which still lies there unclaimed,
may be divided pro rata among the holders
o. Confederate securities. 10 is not impro-
babe that the question OF the disposition
OF This money may become the subject Of
diplomatic correspondence between the
Governments OF this country and Great
Britain.
COCSTEGTEITER AEREsTED--A BANK RECEIVER
70 BE APPOINTED.
WAsHEGT0E. November f.-B. W. Stec-
ral has lccn arrcstcd at Union City, Tenn,
FOR dealing in counterfeit silver dollars.
Tic Comptroller Of Currency win pro-
baby appoint q receiver tomorrow for the
Mechanics National Bank OF Newark, y. y.
THE NATIONAL DEBT.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The debt
statement issued to-day shows the decrease
OF the public debt during the month to be
el3.321 1881; cash in Treasury. S2I0.-
GC0,g7l22; gold certificates, S5,207, 92o (;
silver certificates, SCG.327 $40; certificates
OF deposit outstanding, $S,3lo.O00; re-
funding certificates, SJgS.0j0; fractional
currency, 67,093, l5l.92; cash balance avail
able to-day, 99,44S.SS.
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DISSERTATIONS & pARrNERSIIII's.

have this day
I j associated With me ny son, HERBERT W.
81 AIBORNK under TIE frm-namc "
Join n. CLAIBORNE son,
for Mo purpose Of esiabllshlhga .-
FfRE-lNSU RANCE AGENCY,
and having arranged 20 represent The ToiloNing
companies: -ooo ,,,
Rochester German. SssPts...........S 100000
Northern, u New icrk............. AbO'UOO
Siaynyn Of New York .............. 100000
Tirr Association or Philadelphia. 4,oCU,OnO
most respectfully Rsk fhe patronage ~ my friends
and TIE nBbllc generally specially Inviting confer
smre jon, II. CLAIBORNE,
No. ITO Main street, Richmond, Va.
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for the purpose Of supplying enough crso-
soto to be used for saturating those portions
OF the tmbers under water to prevent
them from decaying.
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The faircat faces are sometime married by
l'rlads OF pimpies, a4d markings OF letter
/" ueekles, which are readily removed by
3 popular toilet dressing, known rs DR..
,r1el9ons skin Cure. Even eerofulous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02
cROcHERY, GLAsswARE. &c.

NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA, and TOILET-5ETS, In
new shapes aud decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
CREAM-sETs Of the htest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS in all
tie latest dcsigns;
RICH CUT-GLASs, BRONZEs, &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited ia this city. CALI
and look at them. Z. 10. TAYLOR,
Sc 10 No. lOll Mnn street
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H0ReP0KD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN Loss OF
ApPFT1TR.-IIolsford's Acid Phosphate is
used with great success in languor, loss OF
appetite, and hypochondrs.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Trnons for Ireland.

LONDON, November Ia troopship win
leave Portsmouth to-day with $40 men TO
reinforce various regiments in Ireland.
Orders have. been received at Athlone TO
have the flying column in readiness to pro-
ceed Immediately to any part OF Westmeath
or ROsCOmmOn.
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EIr. GInGssone,s probabIc Rcfircmenf.

neliteS.
Far. GIodssone's Probable Retirement.
LONDON, November 1.-The Standard
says that in the event Of Mr. Gladstonc's
resigning the chancellorship OF the cX-
| chequer, Right Hon. Hugh G.. ChilderS, the
present Secretary OF State for War. will
succeed him, and Lord NorthbrOok, First
Lord OF the Admiralty. will take the war
Office, and Sir Charles Dixie, Under For
! cign Secretary, viii probably take the adj
miralty Office.
Rumors similar to those printed in the
.Sdadqrd relative 10 Mr.. Gladstone's re-
tirement, &C., are reproduced in some Of
the principal provincial papers, but influ-
entail Liberal organs, such rs the Manchos-
TER GNqrd'Qn and the Leeds MercurB
ignore them.
Snon.Storms and Gales in England.
LONDON, November 1.-llcayy snow
storms and gales are reported throughout
rngland. In several parts OF midland
counties there are two feet OF snow OIL the
ground.
Arthur LEROY Indicted.
L0ND0N. November 1.-The judge at
Mardstone has found a true bill against
Arthur LEROY for the murder OF Golden in
railroad carriage OF the Brighton railway
train in June last.
The Sew Dean 81 Westminster.
LONDON, November 1.-Rey. George
Granville Bradley was to-day formally in
stalled Dean Of Westminster in the pres
cnco Of a lrge congregation.
Tic German Elections.
HRrIly. November 1.-Corrccted COM
pletc returns from 39j election districts
show that OF the successful candidates A
are Conservatives, - Free Conservatives,
100 members Of Centre party, 81 Natural
Liberals, 81 Seccssionists, 81 Progressi-tS,
members OF the Party OF the People, 10
Poles, and II Particularists and Protestors.
The politics OF four of the successful can
didatcs are not defined. One hundred see
ond ballots are necessary.
No Tidings Of the Jeannci9e.
HALIFAX, y. s., November 1.-The
United States steamer Alliance, which for
the past four months has been cruising in
the Arctic seas i'm search OF the missing
exploring ship Jeanette, arrived here to-
day on her way 10 New York, not having
during her absence seen or heard anything
OF that vessel.
The winter Campaign in Tunis.
LoND0N. November 1.-The Tunis cor
respondent OF the Times says the failure to
surround the Arabs byan advance To Kair-
wan las necc,sitated some important
changes in the plan Of the winter campaign
in Tunis, which may entail more important
results.