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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


THE FIRST FROST IN TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 2O-Iha hrst frost OF the
AN EDIIOR DEPOSrD.
LEWISTON, Me, Oc,. 2O.-At . meeting of the
Chase drpo-el from the citizenship
LOCOMOTIVE WHISTLES STOPPED
HARTFORD, Conn, oct. 2O.-Ihr Railroad Com
IpsiG@s[s o. ~ t9 me s .c,o ' Of PS eoSeD at oa
crossings in this city should be Discontinued
LACROSSE AT BOSTON.
B,sTON oct 2O-Ih kcw-IuTk Lacrosse Club
having declined 10 play the mon CUB OF Boston On o"e
-. uo CLUBS wi DO unable TO meet ths year Inc mon
club Will play the ShanTOcks, OF M0ntfsa ia Boston on
FIVE HUNDRED MfLLIoN BRICKS
POUGHKEEPsIE, y. y Oct. 2O.-Iho last of 900
Canadian ckmakers went home toaight Ia Montreal from
yards the Iln'on river Ihe 1ty yards on The Ind'"9
closed, alter production the past season Oh
5uOO0O0Oo bricks
A FAMILY BURNED TO DEATH.
SAN Francisco, Oct. ZO.-A dispatch from Jack
SON. Amador county says THE hon.e Of r. Joeoh was
Destroyed BY night MI and Srs. Jeei ch and
sT d 6S ssi,. s w." year, Of ago anu d" "iD' 'On
rnE UNIVERSAL LIFE COMPANY.
ALBANY, Oct. 2O-SuprTinfcudeut Fairman has
reported the Universal lie lnnanee Company Of New
Y0rs 10 the Attones i9r d.soni9a ne 9gpetn
appointment OF receiver
DISCOVERY OF PINE FORESTS
CmCAG0 Oct. 2O-Ihe recent exploration party
Of Colonel Mercer up the Spanish River IN the Province oil
Ontario l. sad {" have discovered vast pine ioress contain
tie best.
RECEPTION OF THE FRENCH DELEGATION.
PEOVIDEHCE, X. l.. Oct. 2O.-lhc state Com
mee reception Of the French delegation met today
state. The ffcnchnen val reach Sewpon on UsloG,I Nv
AID remain there sunday, ana be received In Providence
Monday.
THE CONTINENTAL LIFE COMPANY
ALBANY. OCT 2O.-EXcspuons have been hieu
herein the matter OF the Lie Insurance COMPANY
orier has entered allowing j. T. willard 10 NE an
amended claim against Tho company Ihs receiver 81 Tue
slas A. sullwen Tor slS9lSS An order hAs also Deoh
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ANDRFWSOn wednesday, october 10, 1881 after long
and painful illness, Mary a. MiicT vie oi W .!iam ID
Andrews, daughter Of the late d. Nathaniel Miller OF
HphhaYtn, l.. L., aged I'll
Funeral at l2l East 18th. st.. nj D. M. THURSDAY
Iutccnt from the homestead BruOkhnvcn Friday october
~, at . y.
GARDNER-On October 90 1881, tho Rev. John Gardner
In the G-th year OF hs age
rI services next sabbath the 23l nsLGt uarngtn
n. j.. VA the Reformed Church ~ 2 o'clock.
JONEs-On Tuesday, october IL, In BroOtlyn, Captain
Th0mat jones' aged 81 years
Members Of the Continental Lodge No 2s7 L. and A. NJ
summoned b. attend the funeral OF Brother Thomas
Jones, his late residence No 33S IacucSL, near
uOyt, Brooklyn, on Friday, october y, at l5O p IA.
JOHN L. FLAGLEH, Master
ii. q. CAETRR, Secretary.
MESSENGEh-At HI residence at Great Neck, L. l., on
Thursday morning. 30 Thomas Messenger, Int
7lst year OF his
Funeral Church. the Heights, Brook
n ON sunday OotJber % ut $50 IN Friends arc Kindly
requested not TO send flowers.
OREILLY-On Tuesday evening october H. nj tho pastoral
residence No. % AtOmey-Ht the Rev. Edward J. Oitoy
pastor ST. Marys Church. Grand.bt.. NCw.NOrk.
solemn the reOsO OF his soul wall DO
offered Up GA Friday, tbs 2iat HsL, "a 10 ~ M
clergy friends respectfully invited 70
attend No flowers.
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LEGBLATIVL NOMINATIONS.

MrDpLETOwN, n. Y, Oct. 2O.-The Repnh-
lican Convention Of the XIIh District Oruug" aud Sui
van Counties met here to-day and nominated for state
Senator Francis Marvin ~ Port Jrryi- unanimously by
acclamatiun Senator Madden having declined renom-
nation.
JAMESTOWN y. Y, oct 2O--E. G. Howard. OF Cattar-
aucu. Comfy was nominated for state Senator by the
Democrats Of the XXXIld District
HUDSON, y. Y, Oct 2O-Tho Republicans Of Columbia
County have nominated John I. EOgeboom. anti-Conk'
ling, for the Assembly.
ROCHESTER, " Y, Oct. 2O-Therc Is still deadlock
In the XXXth District Senatorial Convention, 2o3 bal
lots having becn taken ard Colonel Ellsworth aud Isaac
Hampton recci,i equal votes.
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.



ARRIVED
Steamer city ~ Limerick Rr spencer, london 10 day.,
uayrr 10th " IN mds. " IL Thompson * co.
steamer batavia tnr Muuland. Liverpool oct and
Queenstown nth uisc and passengers 10 Vernon Brown
&
steamer leasing GER vo,' Ha,aburs oct s. Hayrc g.
" nIdsr aud passengers 10 kHIh4r't a. 60.
ohio Ger. Meyer Bremen oct ), with udsc and
passengers e. OulfiChr d. Co.
steamer Plcicr de conircE Pecl, ralE Antwerp oct o.
with nd," and passenger, to Iu1ch. LdJr f. CO..
Alrnr rl hughes Kin 'OH sept 20, santa Mar
70. -ayAnl uct7, tarhagrua@ A-rllTah u. Win
u,l.- and passengers q" PIN FDrwppd 'o.
Richmond stevens west Point Va, with mlse
and passengers To Old DuuIu0n - Co.
Bark stella lsrr ~ommrr IpUilur liz tayS with nitrate
OF soda 10 bafing Bros s. 60, Yes F' Go ut't"r.
BARK Brrrtrtto fltan 1rnpau, NafFp"t 10 JAYS win
scrap ron to order vessel to tuuch, l.dy" 60.
Ftcmad Npr Anderson, lDi'h 20 lays, win iron
e. ori"r vessel 10 Bockmauu, urr,rir IS CO. -,
Bark Fannie II Loru. of Portland Hardy Port SPAN II
days. with asphalt {" order. yo--" feb Nrf ~ uuushOn
TIE MOVEMENTS or -rEAAIEKS.
FOREIGN FORTS.
IfyFRFoot, oct "n-Sailrj sc1n'nrs collie Br Glcadc!
New.lork. pau-ian tBu Wyur, Qucuoc.
Arrived -tctrcf -awath IHrl. Talbot from BOSTON liht
Pierre and ape Breton. TOT boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
FoRTVR-- MONROE bet "upasssl inward. steamer Azae9
tErI, 'rpuI Mediterranean ports fpr Baltimore.
CHARLESTON. oct arrived steamer calvert
NEW rL. ANo oct SO-Dtelr,l, steamers Enrique SPAN,
for Liverpool, whitney, Vera cruz.
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ACTION OF GERMAN CITIZENS.

The German American Independent Citizens
Association held conventions III the XIIth, XVIII,
XvIIth, XXth, and XXst Assembly Dis
tricts last night. Candidates not
mated XIIth and XVIII Districts but committees
appointed confer with Democratic organZatU
on the subject In the XVIIlth Assembly District viii
liam KeDschaefer selected for Assenbymab and
committee appointed TO urge his the other
associations in the district In the XXth Assembly Dis
trict Samuel ID. Seward was nominated for Assembly
fer with other associations. In the XXIst
District Samuel Hamburger was nominated 10
Assemblyman AT the close OF thus Convention
meeting was held at which the ticket Of the County
Democracy approved. The names OF Henry Causen
and Lawrence Kepp mentioned for Congress from
the XIth Congressional District.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Ion ~ the ssesse valuation OF the property 81 the stare
tan if has been since 1859 If voter objects to TINS
he should he Democratic tiekeI-lAoahy Express
(Rep) :,
A large army of Iowa Republicans neglected
70 vote. hut still we have about 10000 majority; SUI
hsre il sadness in the thought that II might as well nave
been 100 900 if the boys had only all turned out-oes
Noines Register tkepJ
The folly of the Tilden committee III calling
tbe Stste Convention late is apparent Ia every
Democrat There no time for effective aggressive
..appagn And the Whsperer OF Greyst0ne dldnt mean
there should be-lN. \. Evening Express Tram A'e'
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Il BROS.


III. ro,r,,,,, tyrctrh Brighton story. Nv william
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ToDav in America Studes for the old World and th5
New 5y Joseph Iatton. ito. paper 20 cents.
AvaIa'. Angel. A Novel BY Anthony rrolope 4t9
pepper. 20 cents.
yclopcrdia of British and American Poetry.
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The Private secretary Novel. ito, paper 20 cents
No 2O5 In the Franklin square Library
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DARING BANR ROBBERY.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 2O.-A dispatch to The Re
publican from Jerseyve, Ill.,, says:
Charles Cay and John Burrus went into Wesley Park
& sons bank at FcldOn ~ o'clock yesterday, and 1T
the muZZe two rcvOycrs compelled Mr. Park to open
his safe and give them $500. The robbers then
mounted their horses and rode away. Mr. Park toi-
lowed them the street and fred upon them killing one
of their horses The dsn0untrd rObbeT mounted behind
his companion, and both rode Jii together.
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TIE MISSING BALLOON.

CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-The Daily NerS which
seems to be- locating the lost balloon with remarkable
closcnes- has a dispatch from Detroit. MINI, saying
that IL was there going northwest At 10 o'clock on
Sunday night, and one from Lacrosse Wisconsin," Say ING
that on Friday passed the farm of Tracey, and Pro
lessor King spoke 10 people tho ground. This
riakes II not impossible that II hG- landed
IN Eau Gale wOud- where search was
mad. for the williams brothers II So, 10 n not sur
prsng that nothing has been heard FROM H. me htr
OCEAN reports II was at Valley Guy. Dakota On
Monday afternoon.
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LARGE DAMAGES AWARDED.

BosTON, Oct. 2O.--In the SUIT Of Charles
b. Bryant against the Bigclow Carpet Company ~
Clinton and the Worcester and the Nashua Railroad
Company, the fun Court has sent down re-
script ordering Judgment for the plaintiff against
both the defendants. The action was brought
by the plaintiff 10 recover 100000 damages
sustained by the breaking away 81 the artificial cmhank-
meut Messy Pond. Clinton, IA 1876 Referees pre-
viousy found fer the plaintiff IN SIS 1913 30 a. damages
and 500 ii2 20 intceH and the takcr t. the
Court ON points OF law The CnnrL aIrma Lhsee lnngs
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MIR. WINDOWS ELECTION ASSURED.

NOMINATED BY ACCLAMAnoN IN THE REPUBLICAN
CAUCUS.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Oct. 20.-The Republican
senatorial caucus met tonight with lOS out OF
III Republican members OF the Legislature
present On the first ballot william Window received
SO votes Charles A. Gilman 28 and c. c. Dunn II. The
anti.Wndom vote was divided in accordance with the
plan of the opposition to make confusion and prevent
Nomination. On the first ballot Mr.. Windom having
fbe majority, General John b. SanbOrn, OF st.
Paul one OF the leaders OF the OPPOSE
ton moved his nomination by reclamation, which was
carried II is thought that Mr. Window will receive all
the Republican votes in the Legislature
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MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis for the pGst "a hours.


WASHINGTON. Oct. 81. l a. m.-The area OF
high barometer extends the Lower Lake region,
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee The barometer is low
est In Dakota. The temperature has risen slightly in
NewEngland. Lower Lake region, the Ohio Valley and
Tennessee 1t has risen 30 to 100 IN the Missouri
Valley; In the other districts iJ has remained nearly
stationary Fair weather prevails In all districts east OF
the Mississippi. In New-England and the Middle At
llntlc states the winds eastery and n0rtnery IN tho
SCUM tantc and Gulf States. In the Upper Lake re-
gion; the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys the
winds are southery.
Indications for today
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather, variable
winds stationary higher barometer stationary teni-
perature.
For New-England, fair weather southeasterly WINDS
STATIONARY or higher barometer, stationary temperature
CautiORdry signals
Cantionary signals continue from Cape Henry 10 Hat
teras.
Indications for tO-rlOrTOic.
FAR weather is indicated for NewEngland, the MlddIe
Atlantic states, the Lower Lake region, the ONO 'ey
ana tennessee for to-day aud tomorrow
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GOOD WILL FOE ENGLAND.

LONDON, oct 2G.-1he Right Hon. Sir John II.
Mowbray, Conservative Member of Parliament for
Oxford University. writes TO The Times confirming
Professor Goodwin Smiths opinion concerning the
kindly feelings of Americans for England. He says
that during an extended tour of the Union he heard
the most afectOnate expressions toward England
from all classes, and he believes thai the unreason
abeness of the Irish agitation and the character Of
It's leaders S thoroughly appreciated IN America
"a N ENGLAND
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THE DEMAND FOR C0NFEDERATE BONDS.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 20.-The "boom in
Confederate bonds is daily increasing in proportions.
There continued active demand here for these
tinct obhgaons AS instance OF this fact, the bank
Ing house OF Thomas Branch Co to-day and yesterday
bought over ~ 100000 OI them, and still buying.
Other dealers report a lively business in the
bonds.
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TRTBuSE OFFICE. Oct. 81, Ia. m.-The movement in
the barometer during the partly cloudy and fair weather
Of yesterday was irregular The temperature ranged
between 5lo and Coz. the average t55lsp being 3Ao
higher than on the corresponding day la year, and
2l2- higher than wednesday.
Fair clear and slightly cooler weather may be OK
pected to-day In this city vicinity.
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HENRY r. DURANTS WILL.

BosToN, Oct. 20.-By the will of the late
Henry r. Durant which file. Wednesday IN Dedhurn.
Mass. he makes his widow, Pauline A. Durant,
trx, and at death he makes Wellesley College the
eesiduaTy legates of his entire estate.
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Thousands of Democratic voters who shout
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THE CAMPAIGN IN TUNIs.

TUNIs, Oct. 20.-Two of the principal in
habitans Of Knrwan have arrived here and had a pro-
onged interview with General Etenne. The state Of
the country around susea Is unsatisfactory The in
surgehts have carried of 5000 sheep. Mehdia is
threatened Ali Bey has been ordered 10 march from
Mestgur to ZaghOuaL.
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VENDORS PREDICTIONS.

MONTREAL, Oct 20 Mr.. VennOr looks for
Q continuance of the warm this continent
during approaching winter broken by waves OF low
Temperature brief duration He 1sregerds the sun or
sunspot theory, and predicts open winter.
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THE RIGHT REV. H. FORESTER.
BREsLAU. Oct. 2O.-The Right Rev. Henry
Forester ID d.. Prince Bishop Of Breslau, is dead
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A RESIDENCE BURNED

HARTFORD. Conn, Oct. 20.-The fine resi-
csnee Of George Harmon, In West sulield burned
this evening together with large barns and tobacco
surod.
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LONDON, Oct. 20.-lt is stated that Paris
bears have been Obliged 10 pay a6sOO0O S3 29s oOO
by the closing large accounts In Union Generate
shares quarter OF million pounds represents the
differences OF one house alone.
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England and Russia in which the former binds herse
to agents Merv and the latter not 10 SEM
agents to Afghanistan.
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THE PEABODY FUND PRODUCTIVE.

LONDON, Oct. 2O.-IHe DAILY NeWS an
that the original Of 100000 given by the
late George Peabody in 1862 fund for building lodg
inyhonses for the poor in London, now amounts to
2720,00O.
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DR 7 GAsPARD BRAND.

MONTREAL, Oct. 20.-Dr. }. Gaspard BiDand
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night
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TRIBUNE LOcAL OBSERVATIONS

dAs shows TIE bsromee vsrson' IN ms elty BY 'sntai
pec,iuI nj might Tue irregular white ne repnv ne osca as
broken iorrr
Thermometer Hud
nuts Pharmacy. 3o Broadway.
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AN ANGLO-RUsSIAN AGREEMENT.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 90 The NoUoe
Vreya says it learns that an agreement exists between
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
sCRIBNER & WEXFORD,

Rs.rl.ed 10 BOOKS Of ne last ree Months 0ky ad0.Ftlss
heretofore on the Hsrary page
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-14
The Presidential Succession.

The following is the full text of the bill introduced in the United States Sen ate by MT. Garland, to provide for the performance of the duties of the Presi- dential office Tn case of the removal. death, resignation or inability of the President: ...
 Be it enacted, etc., that section 146. title 3, of the Revised Statutes is hereby repealed. .....-s s......
 SEC. 2. In case of the removal, death. resignation or inability of both the President and ce-President of the United States the Secretary of State, for the time being, or if there be no Secretary of State, then the Secretary of the Treasury for the time being, or if there be neither Secretary of State or Secretary of the Treasury then the Secretary of War for the time being shall act as President until the disabiL lty be removed or a President be elected in the manner and at the time provided in the constitution and laws, or in case there be no occasion under the law for an election, until the existing term of office of the President so removed. re- signed, dead or disabled shall have ex- pired. ..,.-,. , ....