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Low Weeds condition is still un-
I sble.
discoveries Of silver ore are re-
: rom Bloomington, Ill.
/ 40 was brilliant zodiacsl light
vel Al Pensacola last evening,
4 crave ard insurance business
4 brSken out again in Union City,
suhere we give a fun report Of the
orial exercises at Webstar's tomb,
IriSy.
,btheris Il committing fearful
= among the people Of Pittsyl-
4 eounty, Va. -
North Carolina man committed
I Iie Yesterday because Of the death
&Ayorite mule.
arce number of eompOsitors in the
smment printing office were dis
tred yesterday.
4 s,srlay was the three hundred and
I'm anniversary Of the discovery OF
[nca by Columbus.
..i,sps OF Lincoln county, No., are
I'm excited over q tax levy to pcy
r1ent against the county Of $500, 900.
Beeeher's new departure has ere
5uite q commotion among East
minister's. a report Of hIs remarks
tSesiay evening will be found else
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ing the significance Of thi. step Of his

ing the significance OF this step OF bis
"Plymouth Church
( DOes Not WithAraW
from Che association. This IL only Nr.
Beeehsr's withdrawal - hig.pesscnAl uen-
bership. Hsis not delegated tyab thnfca,
and Is not necessarily . membefon acconnt
of his ministerial ONCE. he hiss belonged
to this association thirty years. esseNl
tfon, are In spiritual symp.thy with him.
The denomination permits Its ministers
perfect liberty in this matter. Some min
listers do not belong to any associatton.
Some belong 10 Presbyterian associations.
Mr.. Beechers chief difference of views 10
with reference to the doctrines osthe atone
ment and Of future punishment. It Is now
agreed that q minister
Ii Not - be Exciaaea
from the pastorate o. q Congregational
church by reason of holding these views OF
future punishment. That has been decid-
ed by two Councils. one in Connecticut and
the other in Illinois, representing htty
churches. 1t was unanimously held that
such views are not ground for refusing
fellowship to church or its pastor. Among
the Congregational ministers whose faith
is similar to Mr.. Beecher's are the Rev.
Newman Smyth Of New Haven, the succes-
sor OF DR.. Leonard Bacon, and the Rev.
John NJ. Wilton Of Newark. have no
reason to think that Mr.. Beecher's expires
sion of his views will create any dissension
in Plymouth church. He has expressed
pretty much the same views at various
times in detail, although never oil at one
time"
NEW York. October 12-The New York
and Brooklyn Association sf Congregsl
tional Churches has passed Q resolution ef'
pressing regret at Beecher's Withdrawal,
affirming the belief that the divergence Of
his views on theological and doctrtnal
points from the views Of the Association
was not sufficiently serious TO demand such
. course, and expressing the hope that ne
would see his way clear to withdrawing his
resignation.
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WASHINGTON.
How the October Elections are Viewed
From the Capital.
Special Dispatch to the Register.


Specidl Dispdtch to the RegiSter.
WASHINGTON, October II. - Democrats
here view the result of the Congressional
elections in Ohio with the liveliest satisfac-
ton. The gain of eight or nine districts in
that State on Tuesday will 90 a long way
toward settling the complexion Of the
next House of Representatives, and the
moral effect of the eoyerwhelming majority
on the State ticket is worth thousands of
votes in the November States. Prominent
Democrats, without exception. now claim
the next House, asserting that gains of
Representatives will be made in Pennsylva-
nia, Connecticut New York, Indiana, New
Jersey, Tennessee and Kentucky, and that
a Democratic pyramid Of majestic proper
ton can be built out of November States
which will array themselves under the
Democratic bapaer. The only dark spot
visible is the First West Virginia district,
and many are the regrets which find ex-
preston that your State has broken her
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RIoToUS CONDUCT
OfRaiIroad LabOrers on the Northern
DnatRe

OF OfRaflrOad LaDOrers on tne NOEtuerh
Pacific.
PORTLAND, OREGON, October II. - The
strike on the Northern Pacific assumed d
serious shape, after the Rate Board fixed
the old price. The men demanded $3.50
per day instead of s., as heretofore. This
was refused by Hsllett superintendent of
construction. All the Cinnamon were then
driven from the works. Hallett is under
stood to have telegraphed for troops but
whether the commanding officers will
furnish them or not cannot be learned.
This morning the ring leaders of the mob
threatened to hang Hallett. Engineer
Thielsen, with the paymaster. started to
the front this morning with q larre sum
and an escort of two hundred and fifty
soldiers, while the men ON the construction
corps, as rule, are well disposed. There
are probibly two hundred exconv:cts and
many fugitives from justice in the crowd,
to say nothing of blnd OF desperate camp
followers. There are good grounds for
fearing acts Of violence.
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PRINTERS DISCHARGED.
Heavy Reduction Of Force In the Gov.
ernment Office.

WASHINGTON, October 1l.-There have
been ninety-three discharges in all made
at the Government printing Office during
the last three days. These discharges were
distributed among the different parts OF
the Office as follows: Bindery, thirty-nine;
document room, twenty; press room, ten ;
lady employees in the bindery, twenty. four.
The reason for the discharges, as stated Tues.
day at the Government printing office, is the
lack OF funds. There is about $500, 0J
available to pay the expenses of the ONCE
for each quarter. Before the discharges
were made it took nearly 100000 of the
amount named to pay WAGES, leaving only
5000, 900 for material. 1t has been found
necessary to readjust the matter so as to
allow more money for material.
1t is said that there will be more dis
charges, though on this point nothing is
said. A large part OF the force in the fold
ing room is on furlough, as there is little
work ready for that part of the office,
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The Cominr rrnn.s,

toroN. tsN ioRE, October 12.-The French as
ESoU Perrier, .BasSon and Dehorges.
lonOo alllyed from Paris yesterday, had a
trr HpSohversation with the French minis
sta,, ttSo-Slan, to-day. They will shortly
hesn ,Si ~ Fort Marion, Florida, which has
p, y. Il+c'd at their dispossl By the Gov
Nu,. iH- Observing the t.an&. Of
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Tucker County-OmeiaI.

Special 70 the heJiSteT.
ST. GEORGE, W. Va, October l2.-The
official vote of this county is as follows
Congrex-wilson, D.. 296, Mason, r.
2l5. Judge-Snyder, D., S24; Guthrie, r..
ia. State Senator-Woodford, D., S2li
Coburn, R. 176. House Of DelegateS-Par
sons, D., PIG; Snyder, r., 100; Callighan,
D., 50: Eastman, d., SO; Jenkins, d., 8
For County Commissioner John Jones
Democrat, is elected by ~ majority.
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n,s.o,er,c. O, preei.us Metals.

AUSTIN, TEX, October l2.-The Adjutant
General, lust back from trip along the
frontier, reports rich deposits Of gold, silver
sud copper in the vicinity OF the Gaad.'
loupe and Waco Mountains, He will ad-
vile the Lo.3.satu.e TO pass q mining Law
to encourage the opening Of mineS.. Gen.
Hust, of Dallas, has discovered an extensive
and rich deposit Of gold and silver nei'
Car'zza, and will workit ..
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BerkeIy County-Omeial.

opeCIIt DtSlItIIV7' % V'o 1tVy'71V''
MARTINsBURG, w. Va, October l2.-Fol-
lowing is the official vote Of this county:
Congress-wilson, D., 1,2S1; Mason, r.
1854. Judge-Snyder, D., 1929; Guthrie,
R., 1885. Senate-Melyin, D., l,2S9 jan
ney, r., 1923. House of DeleSates-Psrks,
D., 2,250; McKown, D., 1888; Evans, K,
!. .lS2: Henshaw, r, 1872.
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Lincoln COuary. Mo. Greatly Excited.

81: L"CIs, October 12-The County Court
81 lincoln county having levied q tax OF
ny. ue per cent on property to ply q judg-
a,sl sn1 against the county on railroad bonds
~ ootSU.GIunung ~ 70 about 100000. The people
,.,aIe we county have formerly declared by
ia NJ uhon that they are not only oppo ed
iOe me payment of the bonds or coupons
isas,G;lVed, but that they will resist the col.
~ t'Jon ,LS Of the levy in every manner known
one. .ue law. They have also taken steps to
t,iS, tS.nlze thoroughly in every school dis
is.S? iSs? anu the announcements OF one Of their
ne speakers, a candidate for a seat in
bpvI sslsiature, Woe be to the man who
,PpiS1Pssrty IN this county" was loudly
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Harrison CountJ-OhiciaI Vote.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, October l2.-The fol-
lowing is the official vote of the county:
Congress-Goff, R, 1888; Good, D., 1.2O4;
shinn, G., 4O7; Gofrs plurality, 134. Judge
Court of Appeals-Guthrie, R., 2,2OSi Sny-
der, D.: !, ,3S9; Guthrie's majority, S71. State
Senate-Hays, G., 2,165; Linn, D., 1855;
Hays majority, $40. House OF Delegates
Kuhl, r, 1858; Lynch, R., 1,62S; Bassell,
D., l,26S; Turner, D., 1860; Bennett, e., 69l
Harrison, G., $40. County Commissioned o
Robinson, r.. 1857; West, D., 1885
Lynch, G., 6G2.
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Won't Do,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, October 12.-sunday
night, in Lonoke county, a negro named
Wash Cook was murdered. To-day the
Sheriff of tie county arrested q negro
named Tom Eusby for the crime: de
confesses the crime, but insists that he
shot while Cook was advancing on him
with knife. 1t happens, however, that
ire bullet entered Cooks head from be
hind
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Sudden Disappearanee.

NEw YoRx, October IA part OF the
sidewalk about twenty feet outside Of the
main entrance TO Castle Garden disap'
peared yesterday down . hole about Two
and one. bali feet In diameter: Inc OPEN
inc was about twelve feet deep. and In
clined obliouely toward the Garden. II 10
surmised that il Is part Of Q subtsrransaa
massage to the old tort, -.
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He CouId No, Live without His Male

CHARLOTTE, n. c., October l2.-Caleh
Hobb', OF Lincolnton, Committed suicide
Yesterday on account OF the. death oi ma
mule. He was exceedingly fond Of the
animal. 1t died on Friday, and ne Tep!
over it until yesterday, when he remarked
that be could not live without II, ana mlS
ing a lot OF whisky and laudanum, swai'
lowed II and died.
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A DENIAL.
Vanderbilt Says It's Nosuch Thing.

New YORK, October 12.-W. II. Wander
bilt writes a card anent the recently pub
lished interview with him in Chicago. He
says: ~ do moi and never have entertained
any such opinions as are attributed 10 me.
did not use the language reported as to
the public, the monopoly politicians, or
the ''nictel plate" roao, and both my words
and ideas are misreported and misrepre.
sented in the report. | have been inte--
viewed by the New York press, and every
one knows / never used the language OF
expression as attributed W me by the re-
porter"
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GhoaIs atiWork.

ALBANY, N. y, October l2.-An Amster'
dam, Montgomery county. special 70 sne
Arcrs says: The grave Of John kuoI, In
the cemetery at West Charlton, has been
robb /. There was no traces Of tne re-
mains The robbery was discovered by
opening the grave to change the position OF
the body preparatory TO the erection OF .
monument.
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Heavy sniff for Damages.

IYDIASApoLIs October l2.--The Marine
Trust Company has brought suit against
the indianapolis Journal for $50, coo dam
ares for articles published in that paper
AGAINST that orraniZation,
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SECOND DISTRICT.
Harbour County.

PHILIPPI, w. Va, October 1.-THE vote
of the county, with two precincts leckins,
is as follows: Congress-WilSon, D., 6l6i
Mason, r, sol. Wilson's majority %.
The two districts to hear lrom will prooa-
bly give a net Republican majority OF 80,
thus giving Mason the county by % major
ity. This is a Democratic loss OF 23l, as
compared with the Congressional contest OF
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snxer In Illinsis.

CmcAco, oc..:c5ser IA ploomingtoh,
Illinois, special says Silver ore asssying
rs per cent silver, mixed with copper, has
been discovered In the bed OF Panther
creek. near Sicor, twenty miles IRON here.
il is reported thst one thousnud pounds
have already been taken out
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The Cut In Reef.

ALBANY, n. Y, October 12.-!n conse-
quence of the opening of the trade here in
Western dressed beef, the butchers OF fresh
slaughtered cattle have had to reduce their
prices one cent per pound. The ruling
price to-day, is 8 to 10 cents for common
to choice. Cattle cannot be profitably
slaughtered at the prices now obt1ined.
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plauses and was very well received,
Mr., Stilluan B. Allen read


which was written by Webster and read to
the Cabinet, in which he sat as Secretlry OF
State, and which expressed his views upon
an important political question of that day:
Henry u Dawes was introduced and
spoke briefly of the effect Webster's
work rs staiesman and legislator had had
upon the political affairs Of the country. :.
Gov. Eell, AZ New Hampshire, responded
in q few words to the toast ''The Birthplace
of Webster
At this point in the exercises the Presi-
dent was obliged to leave for his train which
was to convey him to Boston.
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as by resort to that great storehonse Of
writings of Daniel Webster. And so bid
you good speed in this and in all other
laudable efforts"
At the conclusion OF the speech. which
WR Panslaa:sl b. Esll:at ~
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GIImer County-UnoaiciaI.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
GLENvILLE, w. VA, October 11.-Th's
county complete gives Good, D., for Con-
gress, 100 majority.
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Toaoyru, October 1S.-Jno. Albert, Coun.
ty Constable, who shoot. bey he was pur-
suing, was to-day found guilty OF murder,
and sentenced to be hanged November 10.
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Rraxton County-UnOnieiaI.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
BRAxroS C. H, w. VA, October 1.-Par-
tial returns from this county indicate ma
iority of $50 for Good.
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Grant C0unfy.

Special DLspdtoA 10 the Register.
KEYsER, W. Va, October 12.-Grant, all
but one precinct, gives Mason sos. The
other precinct will increase it to $50. The
vose on members of House OF Delegates is
very close in Hardy and Grant district.
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An . Mistake.

CottSBrs 0A., October II --Informstion
from Russell and Lee counties, Alabama,
states that all u quiet In the uefshborhood
where the insurrection By negroes va IN.
ticirated. The whole sIcftenest grev
country. The excitement Ii quisting down.
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Pdison took out thirteen patents last
I Efichmond and Danville was a little
Ny yesterday.
kelegman 4 Co., and Van Hoffman
III 60. were heavy buyers Of Illinois
tntral Yesterday, for London accounts.
The newly elected Board of Directors
Wthe Western Union Telegraph Com
ny yesterday elected the following
Mcers:
Provisions are firm and unchanged
~ Baltimore, weak et New York, un-
iled and generally higher at Chicago,
Id dull at Cincinnati.
Money, yesterday, was sos per cent,
h prime paper eos per cent. tx
tange on London was steady at Isl
long and 1851 for sight.
Fl Live stock was quoted dull in New
fork, weak and demOralized at Chicago,
eady and unchanged at Cincinnati,
( kd nothing doing at East Liberty.
Wheat is quoted steady and firm at
+ Ialtimore, barely steady at Philadel-
u hia, firm at New York, easier at
Toledo, unsettled and generally lower
II Chicago, and stronger at Cincinnati.
i On Wall street, yesterday, govern
.Gents were unchanged, States dull, and
alroadS lower with large buslnc.S. The
pneral list was characterized by great
tregularity, and prices as rdle were
.Dver.
4 The annual meeting Of the stOekhOld-
ts oithe Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Eas held at Cincinnati yesterday, for
he purpose Of eleeting three Directors.
here was no OpPsition to the fellow
'lDg, who were elected: VIM. L. Nc
ChntOck, Chillicethe o. John NJ.
Douglass, Chicago; Charles E. Beeeher,
cincinnati.
Articles Of incorporation have been
Piled in Illinois for the Northwestern
construction Company, the principal
'Cfiice to be at Dubuque. The company
will construct and equip the railroad
ines of the Chicago, FreepOrt and st:
Paul railroad company. The capital
|k,Ock Of the new construction company
S fixed at 81, 100000.
The Louisville & Nashville Railroad
company yesterday requested the Stock
Exchange to list so, 500 shares Of stock
held for some time by the city Of Louis
vile, and also -, ,7S6, ,4S7 of the issue
authorized at the annual meeting on
October 4th. 1t can be stated on good
|authOrity that the 3O,SO0 shares were
sold some time ago, and also that ma
!Ority Of the SS,7S8, 4S7 has been sold.
The weekly statement Of shipments
east from Chicago for the first time in
1WO months shows an Increase. The
aggregate shipments on all the roads
EAST last week were q, 232 tons, against
:, 10 tons for the week preceding,
being an increase of 775 tons. The
Michigan Central carried 1874 per cent. ;
I9e Lake Shore, 22.6; the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, 25.6; the
IitSburgh, Cincinnati aud st. Louis,
~; the Baltimore and Ohio, IA; the
lhleagO and Grand Trunk, l2.l.
- ~ NOrvin Green, President; Gen.
IhomaS I. Eckert, Vice President and
General Manager; Augustus Schell,
Sohn EanhOrne and Harrison Turkee,
Nr.ee Presidents; d H. Bates, Acting
wee President and Assistant General
I;il.anager; y. J. B. Van Every, Acting
vice President. The other officers hold
over Executive Committee -Norvin
SSfen, Thomas I. Eckert, Edwin ID.
SSl99rgan, SO9 John Van Horne, Augustus
SShelie, Harrison Turkee, Jay Gould,
IHgS>ell nus Sage, Alonzo B. Cornell, Sidney
Dnl' DDulGn' Cyrus w. Field and George J..
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a Hasl0re.

WnKrsBalRz, Pa. October 12.Ths labor
convention which was 10 have besn held
this morning vs fsiIure. The delssstes
present c.lled the meeting 70 order, d.
nounced John d. Birmingham, and their
leader, for not putting In IN appearsncs,
and adjourned without terminating the
fiekAt t.
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Handy rouofw-
Snscinl Disnntch % he Renister.

Special Dispatch to ths Register.
KEYsER, W. Va, October 12.-Hardy
county, all precincts heard from but one,
will give Wilson 500 majority. The other
will increase il to 400.
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Anniversary.

NEw YORK, October 12.-The SgOth aunt
versary Of the discovery of Americs W Col
umbus is being celebrated by the Italian
residents in picnic and ball. .......
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Special Dispatch to the Register.
LEWIS, W. Va, October 12.-Goff's major
ity is l1O. Coburn, R., for Senate, has 90
majority. W. X. Wilson, R., is elected by
,n rnninriir
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The Yellow Fever.
A Broken Neck.

GALEsBURG, ILL.,, October 12.-Eh Fair
ham, aged Seventy-eight. and one of the old
est settlers of Gslesburg fell into ciStera
and brVke his neck.
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uutecWkIle1Aslesp.

FaaxKFoE1. Kr., October t2-Hsfnsn O.
Mailer. Swfs Vice Consul, fell from Q
window while asleep. last night. and wss
killed. ~
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In the Second district Wilson's election
is assured by majority ranging from 500
to 700, Democratic loss of 1,400 to 1,6O0.
The various counties report as follows,
Morgan, Pendleton and Randolph being
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The Loughmask Murder.

DUBLIN, October 12-In the inquiry into
the murder Of Huddys, near Loughmask,
the informey, Kirrigan, and his wife testi.
fed that the elder Huddy was stunned
with stone as he was serving q: process
He was then kicked. and one Of the assas-
sins fired four rounds from revolver into
his body, killing him. The younger
Huddy's head was then dashed against a
heap OF stones and he was afterward shot
in the presence of crowd of villagers. The
corpses yef placed in sacks and taken TO
ILougnmAsk. 80 80 " e. v
The War ON the Jews.
PEsTH, October 12.--In the Hungarian
Chamber of Deputies, Heir Tlszl, Prime
Minister, in reply to question in relation
to the recent anti-Jewish riots in Press
burg, said the movement might eventually
degenerate into one of socialistic charac-
ter. He declared he would never tolerate
a perpetuation Of the excesse5. With
view to the settlement of the question the
Government he said, had introduced
measures revising the usury and trades
laws.
Peace Proposals Fail.
LIMA, October 12.-Tne papers, to-day,
state that peace negotiations in Chilli be-
tween the Chilian Government and Garcia
Calderon, under the friendly offices OF
that Senor Calderon will not listen to the
proposals of Chilli, and while Logan will
urge Chill to treat with Senor Calderon,
Chilli prefers to treat with Pierala.
CrematiOns in England.
LONDON, October IAN account is pub
lished of two crematrons, the first which
have taken place in England. The bodies
were those of Lady Hanbam and Mrs. Han
ham, who died in Dorsetshire, in 1877 aud
1876 respectively. They both expres7ed
the wish that their bodies be cremated.
The remains we're kept in mortuary until
the preparations for the process were COM
plete. Last Sunday the remains were in
closed in a substantial coffin and were
placed in furnace on plates of iron and
fre-brick and reduced to ashes.
EngIand's Policy.
LONDON, October 12.-Mr. Courtney, NJ.
P, in speech last night, said the policy OF
the Government was to detach Egypt from
The Sultan, to look after the Suez cana, and
TO allow the Egyptians to stew in their owr
mice, and in so acting warn the Khedive
that his future position depended upon his
management of affairs.
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Sixty Thsasasa Receipts.

PmrApxLpmx, October 1.-The Rscsiver
of Taxes has bgen ordered 20 make out
60oOO tax receipts by the ehairmen Of ths
two parties. ChsiTRan Cooper. Repubiicau,
ordering I0.0o9; snd Chairman Hensel,
De mocrst ordering 10,oJ0.
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eENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
They Get one Haadred Lashes.

They GGt One Hu0dred Loshes.
+ CArRo, October 12.-Seve-alf fanatic Shieks
were arrested at Tont:h for melting the
natives to insurrection, and received one
hundred lashes a.- $50. . -.
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LATEST FIGURES.
The Republican Majority iu the
First District Gas.
Wilson Elected n the sseodd District,
Although the Majority VIII be
Small-Keana's Big Boom
in the Third.
RETURNsFRoM cLosEOHlODIsTncTs

All the counties in The First Congress
sioRal district have now been heard from,
either officially or from trustworthy unof-
fetal sources, and we tsbulste the returns
as follows:
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To srRESGTHxS and build up the system.
a trial will convince you that Browns i-ol
u. .ers Is The best medicine nsiS