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DIVORCE NOTICE.
ID U+E or HEIRS.
IN TIE ESTATE OF PETER MICHAEL, DECEASED.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, SIS.

IN THE ESTATE OF PETER MICHAEL. DECEASED.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, SS;
The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania TO Joseph
William Platt Malnvillc John nlichael, Alfn town
ship; Lydia, intermarrled with Henry Stauer Ha-
zleton, Luzerne CO., Pa; Phoebe intcrmaried with
riah Nc Afee, Beaver township; samuel Michael
and Washington, Miniin township sarah Beck, ,lnter'
married with Wesley Yobe (WlioN), EastOn Pa |,
Rebecca Btck. lnterAaIred with Charles lompy
son. re I ling at Willansport Pa; Elizabeth Beck,
residing az Mlmlnylll', COLUMBIA equity, ra,; VII
liam ht ok, last II ing at Philadelphia, Pa; frauk-
lin Beck ana Jcs@pn Beck, llylug ut hcrN liz, Pal
hally lect, lnermbrIipi VITA JOhu Michael, living
Ellhabeth Michael now ceased. who was intor-
married with samuel liech, now. living at Mlllin,
COlumoia county, Pa kebocca Zimmerman, living
ut Beaver township, Columbia county, Pa Henry
Hunmerman res,d ny at lilngtOwn, SChuylkllI coun-
", fai lnoch Zimmerman, resdl G at Main town
SHIP, Columbia county ia klhaosih stutt9rs, In
township Columbia county, IA, all children or
Sarah Michael. iItermUrried with Christian Zim-
norman, (bOlh deceasedG Samuel Snyder, OF Mn-
lnyile, Columbia county, Pa, guardian ad litem OF
town. Schuvlkill county, Pa, guardian OF Rebecca
zmmerman, Henry Zimmerman and Enoch Zmmey-
man, linea descendants OF Peter MlcIall deceased,
and 70 all per ons Interested, Greetlng You are
hereby cited 10 be and appear before the Judges OF
our orphans Court ~ nn Orphans Coart 70 he held
~ blooins6g q on the hrst Monday OF May next,
estate OF said Peter Michael deceased, at the ap-
prai'ed valuation put upon tlby the inquest duly
awaIaed by the said Court aud Ieturhcd by the
sheriff OF show cause why II shall not 10 sold. And
Witness the Honorable William Elweil p. osident on
our said Court. AZ bloomsbury, the twenty
nith day On February, A. d.. one thousand light
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Sheridan's Report.

CHICAGO, November 9.-General Sher-
idan's annual report concerning the
military division of Missouri says: To
garrison this entire district there are but
l4,076 officers and men. Nearly all OF
Sitting Bulls friends end adherents
have surrendered, and this nucleus for
mischief has been removed.
The condition of affairs in the depart
ment for Dakota has been favorable for
the past year. The Northern Pacific
will in November open up the Fort
Keogh grazing and agricultural lands to
settlers
In the department of the Platte little
can be dOne toward driving the White
River Utes to Utah Agency, but he
hopes iOr peaceable solution OF this
vexed question at an early date.
The mining, cattle and agricultural
interests have greatly increased in this
section.
In regard to the Department of Mis-.
souri,, he advises that, if possible, the
consent of the Mexican government be
obtained for our troops to cross and
catch the small band OF Victoria's Apa-
chees who have been inadequately
punished for their murders. He recon-
mends Congressional action to keep out
intruders from the Indian territory,
which so far has been accomplished by
the military only.
The approaching completion OF the
Atchison road, the Atlantic and Pacific
ami Southern Pacific, are having great
civilizing effect and have cheapened the
army service in that section.
The report closes with a comnienda-
ton aud special mention OF some officers
and men.
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FOREIGN FOIBLES.
BISMARcK'S RESIGNATION A MYTH.
Gen. Oiaz Married-Home Rule the Watch
word in lreIand-Yankee Doodle
Creates Great Enthusiasm on
LORD MAYORS DAY IN LONDON.
EN CLAN D.
Lord Mayors Day,


LONDON, November 9.-To.day is de.
voted to the Lord Mayors show and is
a holiday. The Stock Exchange is
closed and business suspended.
HonorinR Uncle sam.
LONDON, November 9.-The new Lord
Mayor went, in solemn procession, to
Guild Hall with the usual ancient dis
play, which drew immense crowds.
There was an innovation in the pro
gramme with the object of honoring the
American people, which was received
with great enthusiasm. The stars
and stripes were carried in
the procession, preceded by
the drum and fife band of the Fourth
Battalion London Malta, playing the
Star Spangled Banner. After a short
interval came the band from the train
ing ship, War Spite, playing Yankee
Doodle. The American flag was re-
ceived with general clapping of hands
and cheering. The same honor was
not conspicuously rendered to any other
feature OF the procession, except when
the coaches of the new and old Mayors
passea by. There was demonstration
as the procession passed the Office OF
the United States Cable Company.
Four young ladies waved American
flags from the windows, and as the ban.
ner OF the free went by, there was loud
and continued applause.
A great demonstration was also made
at the American Exchange, on the
Strand, three hundred ladies waved the
American colers from balconies. Among
the decorations throughout the city the
American flag was conspicuous.
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WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE, November Gone hum
dred and ninety.one towns and cities,
intending Milwaukee and embracing
two tiiths OF the State, with the interior
Republican precincts to hear from, give
a net Democratic gain OF S,29S. The
Republican basis OF the last Gubernato'
rial election to overcome is 20.5OO. The
Democratic State Central Committee
claim a good snow for Carr, Secretary OF
State, and claim that State Treasurer
Folk is positively elected. The Repub-
lcan State Central Committee IS
positive OF the election OF the
entire State ticket by from 1000 to 1900.
Private advices from prominent Re
publicans in the interior seems to as
sure the success of the Republican
ticket. Returns come in slowly. The
entire vote is not over 80 per cent OF the
usual vote, and the flooded condition OF
a large portion OF the central and north
ern part OF the State, Is assigned as a
reason. The Prohibitionists have drawn
at least 1900 or $1,000 votes from the
Republicans.
MILwAUKEE, November Q. - Demo.
cratic gains from counties reported,
being hall the State, $500. The Repub.
licaus are confident they have elected
their ticket, but the Democrats still In
sist that Folk has been elected Treasurer
by small majority. The prospect Is
that the Republicans will have about
5000 majority.
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AFTER THE BATTLE.
FHE RESULT OF THE CONFLICT,
Virginia Captured by the Malone Mongre's
New York Still Claimed by Both Par
ties-WisConsin in the Doubtful
i.ist-GeneraI Notes.
A FIGHT WITHOUT A VICTORY.
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, November 9.-Wads-
worth, Republican, is elected to Con-
greSs in the Twenty seventh District OF
this State.
ALBANY, November 9.-The iryus at
noon to-day claims the election OF the
Democratic State ticket by 1000 MAORI
", though owing to Carr running ahead
ol the ticket he may be elected. They
say Senate is 4 tie and the Assembly in
doubt. The Erniug Journal says the
Senate is tie and the Assembly has
two Republican majority. They claim
the election OF Carr by about 1000 and
consider the remainder of the State
ticket elected except Huested. Repub-
llCan congressman in the Twenty
second and Twenty-seventh Districts
are elected.
Complete returns from Brooklyn give
the vote for Mayor as follows: Seth
Low, Republican, i5 ,434; James Howell,
Democrat, 40,9S7. Lows majority 1 ,497.
Stegeman, Republican, for Sheriff, has Il
majority of 5,4O7. The Democrats ma
jOrIty on the State ticket is about 1000.
New IoRE, November 9.-ln Brook
lyn, the Republicans elected the mayor,
sheriff and supervisor at large, but no
Senator or Assemblyman, ten super
yisOrs out of thirteen and five aldermen.
Albert Daggett, Chairman Executive
Committee OF the Republican State
Committee said, to-day, dispatches from
different parts OF the State give the Re.
publicans majority at 5000. He said
the Assembly would be Republican by
about rs TO 80, while the Democrats
would gain the Senate by one vote.
A Repub bl can Estimate.
New YORK, November 9.-Secretary
Yrooman, OF the Republican State Cen
tral Committee, says: From the best es-
innate we can make, the Republicans
carried the State by at least 5000. The
Legislature will be very close. We esti-
mate the Senate to be = tie-i6 Repub-
Leans and Ii Democrats-and the AS
sembly is Republicans and 80 Demo-
Gratis.
The latest returns give the Democrats
the State by 1000 maioIitv. and the
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, November 9.-Thc returns
thus morning are Of the same general
tenor as last night, shOwlng z slight addl-
tlonal gains for Daniel, Democrat, for
Governor, but still leaving the result in
doubt. The Democrats, however, claim
to have gained five more members OF
the Legislature and lost one, making a
net gain OF three which necessitates Il
further gain OF two, to give them major
ity on Joint ballot. The Readiusters are
confident their State ticket Is elected,
and estimate Cameron's majority at
$1,000 to 10000. Asto the Legislature,
they claim good working majority on
Joint ballot.
WASHINGTON, November 9-The fol-
lowing telegram from Petersburg, Va,
has been received by Commissioner
Raum: The few reports We have are
iuI,y up 10 our expectations. Goode,
Democrat, is beaten in the Norfolk dis
trict, by over 1000 majority. Norfolk
county, Dezendorf's home. We have
carried by 1000 majority.
ISigued1 JAS. d. BRADY.
WAsHlHGroN, November 9.-Commis-
siOner Raum received telegram TINS
afternoon from ID. Brady, Petersburg,
Va, which saws: Reliable reports come
in slow, but all We have are very good.
Our majority in JOrseusen's district Is
heavy; and We have carried all OF De-
zendorfs district, excepting Portsmouth.
Unless all our careful estimates are erro-
neous, we have elected Cameron by
more than ten thousand majority and
carried the Legislature.
RICHMOND, November 9-The STATE
newspaper, Democrat, this afternoon
saws: Cameron is IrJbably elected by
5000 majority.
RICHMOND, Va, November 9.-The
Wing, Read juster organ, in an editorial
on tue result in Virginia, will, to-mor-
row, say: "Our victory is certain. We
have not vet received sufficient returns
to give the exact or even approximate
fsures OF our majOrities, but we know
enough to be quite positive that Col.
Cameron and our whole State ticket are
elected bv majority OF not less than
l2OOO, and that we have carried both
branches of the General Assembly by
a ioint majority exceeding that OF the
legislature OF lS7g-S0. Indeed, the re-
turns. as far as received, fully Justify us
in claiming majority OF 10000 Tor our
State ticket, but out OF abundant eau
ton we decline 10 claim everything We
might reasonably DO. vt any rate our
victory is complete, and at last the peo-
| pie have selected a government which
| viii accomplish rcadJustment, and give
rttect, IN luu, to the popular will. There
| is 40 doubt oi this.
RICuNpyD. Noyruhar q -, .,ter re
turns further reduce the Democratic
| gains in the Legislature, and there is now
/ no hope OF recovering the lost ground in
/ counties 10 hear from. Pretty full re-
| turns received from over half the State
| and the indications are Cameron is
| elected, and that the Readjusters will
/ have good working majority on a Joint
/ ballot in the Legislature.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November SIN the Chamber
OF Deputies, Premier Ferry replied to
Clemenceous' attack on the government.
He said the government would be open
to censure if it had not supported the
interests Of French subjects. The time
had arrived to terminate all intrigues
against French influence in Tunis. 1t
was impossible to adjust the frontier
disputes amiCably because OF the iinpo-
tency OF the Beys Cabinet. He
had followed the constant tradi-
ton of the French diplo-
matte records and guarded French
interests by means OF Protectorate,
which permitted France to take what
others would have taken. 1t was the
sole means OF closing the frortier OF
Algeria against the dangers threatened
by a possible extension oil the eastern
conflict to the Mediterranean.
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Another Murder.

KANSAS CRY, No, November q
John Z. Smarr, member OF the firm Of
+. G. Roberts Il Co., grocers, was shot
and killed tonight, at the st. James
Hotel, by j. II. Russell, recently
of Quincy. The affair grew out Of
remark made in the court room.
to-day, by Smarr. The parties met to-
night, and Russell demanded an apology
which Smarr refused to give. Russell
then knocked Smarr down and the lat
ter, who is quite a small man, while
Russell is large and powerful,
drew knife and slightly cut
his antagonist. Russell then drew
revolver and Smsrr lodged behind a
pillar in the hotel office. Russell fired
three shots, the last entering Smarr's
abdomen, killing him instantly. Russell
has been arrested.
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escape. The floor above the basement
is occupied as a tailor's store, but there
was no one there at the time. On the
floor above was John Randolph, with
his wife and four children. His wife,
Louisa R. Randolph, about 80 years old,
was taken out dead, and Randolph and
his four children were taken to the
Chambers Street Hospital, suffering
from very severe bruises. On the next
floor man named Sipley lived
With His Wife.
They both escaped by jumping from
the rear window. On the top floor, Sa.
vile, artificial flower maker, lived with
his wife and two children. He and his
wife were taken out uninjured, but his
Oldest child, a girl seven years OF age,
was killed, and young child, Mary, Sc
verely injured.
On the first floor OF the building, No.
53 Grand street, at the corner OF South
Fifth avenue. was the liquor store Of
Holland & O'Brien. There were no
customers in the store at the time and
the bartender had gone TO a rear room
when the building fell. He made his
escape through the building on South
Fifth avenue. On the floor above John
Hill and wife lived with their two child.
rem.
Both Children Were Killed,
and Hill and his wife severely injured.
On the third floor Mrs. Bader lived with
her two sons. One son was absent at
the time, but Mrs. Bader and her son
Joseph, 24 years old, were caught in the
building. Joseph was taken out with
leg broken and other severe injuries,
and Mrs. Bader had her skull fractured.
On the top floor Ferdinand Bald lived
with his wife, Mary, and their son
Joseph, and with them lived Mrs. Bald's
mother, Frances Kuart, As years old, and
her son John, CT IA wears, and his
daughter Jessie. Mrs. Kuart and John
kuart were taken out dead.
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MORE STAR ROUTES.
No Mails for Four Months and
No Prospect in the Future.

BEVERLY, w. Va, November I.
Correspondence OF the Register.
see from your enterprising paper
you request parties from all parts OF the
State to report to you all failures to
carry the mails.
| think we, in Randolph, have been
most shameiully treated in this respect.
For twelve or thirteen years there has
been daily mail on route No. 1920,
from Webster to this place, Beverly.
For eight or ten days after the first of
July last We had no mails. Then pre-
tended mail was carried, sometimes
every day, again every two or three
days, and sometimes every five or six
days-the carrier only bringing such
mail as he thought proper, leaving the
residue at Webster. Think of me re-
ceiving five and six daily REGISTERS at
one time. 1t is encouraging to daily
papers.
Upon route No. II, ,269, from Leadville,
Randolph county, to the mouth OF
Seneca, in Pendleton county, over which
there has been, for several years, a
semi.weekly mail for years, there has
no mail carried since the last oi June,
and over route No. l2,32S, from Buntz
to Mt. Freedom, where there has been
a weekly mail for years, there has been
no mail carried since June lst.
This is not ALL We have no better
show for the future than in the last four
months. Oar members OF Congress
have been applied to for relief, but no
relief has come. From what We can
gather, the mode OF procedure of the
Postofiice Department is to begin at the
lowest bidder, no matter as TO the
amount OF the bid or his responsibility,
and go up as they fail. At this rate We
will not get regular mail in the next
four years. In four months they have
Just reached the third bidder, and there
are between twenty-five and thirty bid.
ders upon each route, | am told. |
hope you will show the matter up.
Respectfully, RANDOLPH.
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NEW JERSEY.

NEW IoRE, November 9.-The latest
returns from New Jersey show that in
the next Legislature tue Senate will
have L. Republicans and Democrats,
a Democratic gain of 5 In the House,
Republican 30 Democrats 30, a Demo
cratic gain nf t.
TRENTON, y j., November 9.--The re-
suit in New Jersey is rs follows: Out
Of eight Senators elected, the Republl.
cans elect four and the Democrats
four.
The Senate will stand - Republicans
and Q Democrats. The House 30 Re-
publiCaus aud 80 Democrats, leaving the
Republicans majority OF three on Joint
ballot.
NEWARK. y. j, November 9.-The
latest returns give reduced Republican
majority in fhr Legislature. The Sen .to
stands Is Republicans to : Democrats,
and the Assembly - Republicans, 20
Democrats, one anti monopoly Repub
hcau and one doubtful. Int claimed by
the E',.Uhlicaus. The Democrats gain
three Senators AM ia. K puh.jrans one.
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WASHINGTON.
Gulteau,

GulLeau,
WASHINGTON, November 9.-In the
Criminal Court, ScOvlle stated that the
warden OF the prison, on his application
to him Yesterday, did not remember to
have taken any letter from Guiteau dl-
rected to him, Scoville, and which he
put into the hands OF the District At
torney. The warden declined TO make
any atfiant to that effect. He apologIzsd
to the court for troubling it i'll this mat
ter, but stated he would call 1t up on
the trial.
Attorney Corkhill responded, denying
emphatically, that he ever received from
Warden CroCker, or any one else, any
letter from Guiteau to SCoville. lie had
extended every courtesy to ScovllIe,
realizing that he was struggling at a
great disadvantage, and he wondered
that he should make such charge.
Warden CroCker was then sworn, and
Corkhill asked him whether he ever
delivered to him letter addressed to
Scoville by Guiteau.
81 never did," was the reply.
"DO YOU want to ask him any ques-
tons, Mr.. Scovlle" said Judge Cox.
"No," said Scoville, 1--WE are not trying
the Guiteau case just vet.
There the matter dropped.
Judge Settle Again.
Judge Settle has been in consultation
with President Arthur, General Grant
and Mr. Conkling on Southern affairs
and the Cabinet. 1t is confidently
stated bv Judge Settles friends that he
is the forthcoming Secretary of the
Navy. Prominent Southern Republi-
cans urge him in preference to either
Governor Davis, OF Texas, or General
Longstreet for place in the Stalwart
Cabinet.
The Busted Bank.
WASHINGTON, November Comp.
troller OF the Currency, Knox, has re-
ceived no further reports from the New
ark bank. He said, this morning, that
the amount which would be paid de-
positors, depends to great extent upon
the "npuur received from Nugent, who,
the Comptroller says, is reported to hold
upwards OF million dollars worth OF
real estate. \ great portion OF this
amount, Comptroller Knox thinks, will
be recovered.
A telegram received by Acting Secre-
tary French, from Treasurer Hillhouse,
reports that he accepted the only offer
made, to-day, to sell bonds under the re-
cent circular OF the department, the
amount being $3.50 OF the continued
6s.
Argument Closed.
The argument on the information
phase Oi the star route case closed to-
dsv, and Judge Cox announced that he
would probably give a decision to.mor-
row.
Financial Notes,
Tie disbursements of the Quarter
master Generals department Tor the
last fiscal year were Sl,7O5, ,296 less than
rhe appropriatiOn-Sl3,S S57 ,lS7.
The bonded Pacific railroads earned,
during the year, for military transporta-
ton. SSS6, SIS, which Was withheld by
the Secretary OF the Treasury to be ap-
piled to the liquidation OF their indebt-
edness to the United States.
The total value OF the service rendered
the War Department by the railroads
during the year, is 81, ,S07 $50.
The Department OF Justice is consid.
ering the matter of the appointment OF
the appo ntment OF Peter Z. Shannon,
Chief Justice of Dakota, and charges
have been filed to prevent a reappont'
ment,
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DETROIT, MIcH., November 9.-ln the
United States Court, this afternoon,
James +. and Patrick Malone, were
assessed $500 Tor cutting government
timber in the northern part OF the State.
The Coroner to day held an inquest on
the body OF William Cannon, prisoner
from Alabama, serving term for grand
larceny, who died in the House OF Cor
rpc,ion. Of bilious fever.
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FIRE RECORD.

Coal Yard and Grain Elevator Destroy cd :.
SAN Francisco, CAL, November g.
Fisher & Taylor's coal yard, at Oakland,
was burneH, yesterday; also, the hay
and grain Warehouse OF L. r.. Hicox 4
Son, and ID. Foster. The losses aggre.
gate about fifty THOUSAND dollars. In
snranca light.