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for that period and that the receipts exceeded
the expenditure In several provinces
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Thursday, Oct. o. 1882
John NJ. Francis. the American Minister 10
Portugal had an audience with the King in Lisbon to-
day.
dispatch from Athens says that the Porto mas
promised Greece that il viii order the Turks to evacuat
the eeded points the frontier, including SouiIS'
next Thursday o,o
The prospectus Of q new Indian loan OF a2'ooo'ooo
sterling TO bear interest at the rate OF per CENT wa"
issued here this evening.
The American Line steamer British Queen captain
Noveu which was TO have sailed from Liverpool Tor
Philadelphia yesterday has had her stern damaged Dy
collision with pier. Che will 20 on DOCK iOr repairs
The King Of Italy signed decree dissolving tne
Chamber of Deputies. The elections Tor the ne"
Chamber will be hcld at the end OF Octobef'
According 70 Tunis dispatch the insurgent Arabs are
preparing TO make raids south OF Chott the Agerne
border They have already attacked French outpost
The Threatening attitude of the insurgents Is causing
anxiety among the military authorities.
dispatch from st. Petersburg says The Tlrhestan
Gazette that the Afghan troops have revolted
against the Ameer."
The COngulGeDeral OF the Argentine Republic here
writes TO The Times that he has received letter from
President Roca declaring that there is nothing to justify
fear of interruption OF the friendly reauOnS between
the Republic and Brazil
Tho Nbilists Nsgormey and Jewsejef, the commute
tion of whose death sentence by the Gar was made
public yesterday concerned in the assassination OF
police spy sixteen months ago.
COLLIs swOOD, Ont, Oct. 5.-The testimony Of D. A.
Tnss one Of the survivors Of the Asia disaster, has
brought the Government investgadon 10 a close. The
report of Ca plain Scott r. N. Government Commits
siOner Will probably contain sweeping condemnation
of the state Of the boat used IN the passenger
ffp
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RAVAGES OF YELLOW FEVER.

NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. 5.-The dispatch from
Laredo Texas says the health Of Monterey city Just
opeued up TO the trade of the United States by the COM
nleticn OF ne Mexican National Railway TO that point.
tine was proclaimed yesterday throughout the state
against all Infected dstricts.
dispatch from ensacola Florida, to The Piedy'ne
says: -. -. - ...o,,... o,oso. ,th
record OF fifty-hve cases. including one reported
la Last nj ght, and four deaths There IL improve
nent and no is offered 10 physlclans
and attendants the consciousness that we
nroaching nearer day by day. 10 cold weather There Is
nd0ubtdy material enough 10 feed the lever, even at
IFS nresept progress for several weeks TO come. y
number OF the reported by physicans are OF IN
dyduals who have had the fever III former years r. h
Yonng ia among the cases. he had tle pack Vonlt
in 1873 Cap ain Eldr1dge OF the steamer r. H. Simpson
IL down to-day the fever The condition Oh the eV
Mr. owen very critical Captain konessls oi tne Aus
trian bark Arno taken sick on sunday, uied
Last nirhf The ArnO entered from Kingston, Jamaica
and 6ad almost finished loading with lumber ,
Dir Forham and j. p Jones, members oil the BOARD Oh
Health visited the quarantine station to-day 10 mVss
tgate fhe condition affairs there Iheo are lou 'es
sells now al quarantine, one Of which Is injected
BKowYsvILLE, Texas oct. SHINE new cases OF yel
low fever are reported here today Dr. forSat AZ FOR
Brown has been taken dow with the disease, anu
nnrse In the nos pital also stricken Win toay
Sly new cases are reported In MatamOras ou. hV
The daily death rate In Mer Ii from elghl u "e'e
The weather Is hot
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FRAGMEYTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
FAIR WEEK IN ST. LOUIS.

FAIR WEEK IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-Lo-day oelng the usual
changes closed General business was also largely
suspended
KEwANEE, ILL.,, Oct. 5.-A detective arrived
here Yesterday with the bank robber Dunkle- Ihis
the detective returned with sack OF gold containing
IS 900 This accounts for all the money stolen All tue
robOers in custody.
SUICIDE OF AN INTEMPERATE YOUNG MAN.
WABASH, Ind, Oct 5.-Ihls morning
onng man named George Rose became tired OF life and
swallowed eight grains OF morphine He had been on
'p''s ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A CoSsUMPTIvE.
STEUBEYvILLE, Ohio, Oct. 5.-About
o'clock tonight feer @ SGIe b dg broa With razor at
the Commercial Hotel in this city. lie had been suffer
ing with consumption for some time, but was up Anu
about to-day. He is dying
DRYGoops MERCHANT DECAMPs.
CANTON, OAIo, Oct 81. g. Moore, dry
goods merchant ran away from here yesterday leaving
numerous unpaid bills. The most valuable portion OF
his stock boxed up and shipped before ne wen,
bvsiness nearly two years Eastern Joooers suher
DISCOVERY OF A MAsToDoN TUsK
CHIIuCoTHE, Ohio, Oct. 5.-Consldera1le IN
terest mas prevailed among scheoogsts in Ross County
the discovery Of mammoth lnastodSn 40 rn eIsAi q
~ McCiinns al Fran kforL The tusk discovered III
AN AGENT ARRESTED PoR FORGERY.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-James +. Morse, alias y:
u IlAfk, was hEfcsttu ucIb bOuhg Vu
Bank OF ST. Johns Michigan. He is an agent ior We
Porter Manufacturing Company, OF syracuse, ~ III
manufacturers OF agricultural Implements, VINO sen
machinery farmers time, taking notes IA payhs
for the same Ii Ia alleged that Morse forged ana uls
posed OF duplicate notes 10 the amount OF Sooo" VI
$1,000
A FARMER MURDERED IL COLD BLoOB;
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-JOhn Leigh and James
Rigby two farmers Of the Town OF Palmer qlarrenet
about the possession Of some land and became nFOreu
in a lawsuit from which Rigby came out yictoIlouss s
Yesterday afternoon Legh's son approached hisoy t
pretending that he desired 70 effect peaeeaDle
nent suddenly opened fire with revolver khg :. n a.
Leigh escaped but posse IL in pursuit OF hi ~ 10
urobabLe that ne VIII be lynched wnen eaughl.
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FRANK JAMES IN CUSTODY.
HE sURRESDERs TO GOVERNOR CRTTTENDEN-THE
OUTLAW DISCOURAGED.

HE sURRENDERs TO GOVERNOR CRTrTENDEN-rhE
OUTLAW DISCOURAGED.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 5.-Frank James surren-
dered TO Governor Crittenden at Jefferson City a'
o'clock this evening. de will be brought bere To-
morrow morning and delivered 20 the jackson
County authorities. Governor Crittenden mas
telegraphed that officers will leave to-
night with the prisoner. The officials mere
express some surprise at Jamess seton, as no over
lures had been made on their part toward sur
render. They think he had become discouraged III
various ways he has lost al of his old confederates
and he probably determined that it was useless 70
attempt longer to live in Outlawry. 10 is tnougnLS
that he believed he wOuld be lenlently dealt Win
In consideration of his giving himself up
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-A dispatch from Jenersoh
City says that when Frank James surrendered 10
Governor Crittenden he handed him his pistols anu
stated that he-the GOvernor-was the only man
except himself who had touched them for twenty
years. Frank was at the Mccarthy House thls
evening and many prominent citizens were tne1o
seeking to shake hands with him.
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HALUE or THE SIGNAL SERTICE.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSE.I


WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The property that
was saved from running into the disastrous cyclone
last month by the warnings Of the Signal seryce was
very valuable As the storm was over General
Hezen teegraphed TO all the observers al the Gui ana
Atlantic ports to collect statistics of the values OF the
vessels and cargoes that prevented from sail
ing by the cautIouary signals warning them OF danger
Gus weather. What losses resulted from the storm are
not vet known but captains who caught in 1t say
that # was the worst weather they ever experienced
Several vessels are known have been wrecked and
two have been discovered OFF Port Eads large hull,
copper-Dotiomed, floating bottom upward
II has been found possible full returns OF the
vessels detained The observers at New Ork Baltimore
and Pha iephia make no returns, having Deen unape
to secure statistics The reason gwen Is tDat at thtse
ports rbOrs Oug and there 80 many safe an
chOrages toward the sea, that ON the approach OF
storm all vessels that ready to sail go TO these an
ehorages wait for the clearing wind OF shore he-
turns Boston also inadequate, and Il s prob
going vessels the OF the latter taking more risks
enough have been obtained however, give some idea
OF e very large amount OF property that was prevented
from going to the cyclone that into harDOr
after seeing the signals The al amount of the hg
ures sent by Is S046O.5S6 II Is estimated
at the Signal Office hat at least Sl3OOOOO0 OF prop
erty aud many persons remained safely in harDor on
account of the warnings given by the Signal once, ana
that the saving this storm pays the expenses oi
the service for AZ least ten years
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COMBINING TELEGRAPH INTERESTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUxE.l

TbI lHI71V'7RI1I ~ I13I1 +1F1"0-'11''
CHICAGO, Oct. Sit was learned this evening
that the Mutual Union and Western Union Iele-
graph Offices in this city VIII be consolidated next
Monday under the supeuntendency Oh Mr.. Chap
man, of tine Mutual Company, who has shown much
ability in the management of bis Office 1T Is stated
that positive orders were received from New-iork
TO begin in Chicago first and gradually extend over
The country until the two companies are under one
management as they are now practically
under one ownership The Mutual Union office has
seventy-fve operators with monthly revenue
of $4,000. The Western Union has 200 operators
and monthly revenue of sos, 600. The business OF
the Mutual Union Company has increased wonder
fully of late until its completion made serious IN
roads On the profits of the Western Uncn. in con-
sequence Of the consolidation all the operators and
messengers of both companies are arranging Tor a
strike o. Monday.
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WASHLNG1ON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Thursday, Oct.

WAsHINGTOS. Thursday, Oct. D. lss2'
The pension certificates issued to-day hhnoeiou
secretary Chandler returned TO this city IRON new
York this morning -.
The Washingto Monument Society met 'ouas' ou'
,ci,, IN the absence Of q quorum adjourned WITHOUT
acticn. .,,..a 49,
,,,n.to National Rank of HiIlsboro H., 10 commence
bnsIness with g apital of $4,000
The naval Board appointed inquire into the clreun
stances connected with the lose OF the AicS 90 10
Ieannette convened at the Navy Department NJ -
O'Clock to-day. a., n.
The total cost of the feedelvery service o the ros
Office Department the sca year ended ue 30 oV "a
Wa l 6k3 259 an increase last year oi sl-o'oo
Now gold certificates TO the amount OF Ss4'foo'oVV
ware tod f,ry arded 10 Assistant Treasurer Acton
Eew-YoIA Tor has signature They were mostly III uenoi
nations OF $4,000 -
The Court OF Commissioners OF Alabama Claims
ay slopted resolutions with reference TO the death
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DISQUALIFICATION OF CHECKS.

WASHINGTON, Oct 5.-The acting Secretary
OF the Treasury upon the request of the Controller Of
the Currency has submitted the following questions to
the for his opinion in reference TO the
right National banks TO certify accept checks be-
yond the deposit the credit OF the drawer
First-Has National bank the legal right to accept
upon Ii unless the drawer has the amount
stated the check actually deposit In the bank
secoHd-If a National bank has the power to make
such acceptance, would such an acceptance az time
when the money not deposit TO the credit OF the
drawer be liability for money borrowed and as such be
reqrired limited to Oneenth OF the padin capital
OF the banks provided by section o2OO United states
Revised statutes 7
Thfrd-If National bank has the power TO accept such
checks equal In amount any case TO oDeenth OF
is capital would acceptance Of any number OF such
checks TO amount exceeding in tine aggregate the
amount It's paidn capital be In violation or section
b2O2 United States Revised Statutes
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NEW-YORK. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1882.

of tbe la.e Harvey Jewell one of the former JUDGES o.
the court Addresses made By Z. W. n"0'
Judge Wells and Judge French.
The committee appointed TO select site for the ne"
Marine Hospital at Cairo H. recommends the conden
nation OF four and onehaf acres OF land b0unIed ~
Tenth and Twelfth and North Cedarsts ana d ts
ave, in that city The estimated value OF tne ahu ~
S12. 900 or $4,000
The annual report of General Luter OF the Engineer
Corps, in charge of the Missouri River Improvement
shows expenditure OF 1899 254 SO for this work sd
It is estimated that 1888 900 be prOttaby &
during the next fiscal year in continuation OF tne III
prOyements now In progress.
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FREIGHT TRAINS IN COLLISION

PITTsBURG, Penn, Oct. Sat an early hour
this morning. while the first section or freight train
was standing Linden Station few miles from this
city, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad track, 1t wss
run into by second section OF the same train Brake
man Sanders was killed. Conductor Pu1ner was seri
ously injured and viii probably lose leg. Brakeman
Cline. of the second seetiOn slightly hurt The
caboose and two freight Of the first section were
badly KEN the engine of the second section was
sgbtIy damaged The accident caused by the fall
ure of Flagman Devlne 10 flag the approaching train
dense fog prevailed at the time OF the accident.
When the collision occurred Flagman Devne SAID 70
the an nRneer OF the second sections There goes our
hind end and guess might well quit" He 1as not
been seen since 1t is thought that Conductor Rufner
will die.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTfES-BY TELEGRAPH

TO BE TAKEN TO OHIO FOR TRIAL
ATRANY Oct. 6.-An officer arrived here to-
a Nth eauisltiOn the Governor Of Ohio for A W.
csoTeroT Cornell grant
DROWNED IN THE HUDSON RIVER.
GLFS's FALLS. n. Y, Oct 5.-Henry Collier. a
sone.cutter drowned in the Hutson River at Sandy
Hill this afternoon while gathering drntwOod
RoBBING his EMPLOYERS.
P1rrsBURG Oct. 5.-Davld Barbour. for many
years the general manager and financial uDerntendent OF the
hour Of Marshall Kennedy Co. has been arrested on
system robbery for the past twenty years. and that IN that
time he has taken S2J,OOO
A PEACH GROWER KILLED.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct 5-H0race Spruance. oil
Track at clayton morning aud instantly killed. Ills
his body. Mr. SpruaDce was peach
grower and about fifty years old
KILLED BY A SWITCH ENGINE.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Oct. D. james Powers, an
empioye OF the Haven and Northampton Railroad Com
pany Instantly killed to-day while stepping from one
track 10 another front of passing switch eagiae
INDICTMENTS AGAINST CITY OFFICIALS.
WILIIAMsPORT Penn, Oct. 5,-lndic ments were
to-day by the Grand Jury against the Mayor sno
10 keep streets In proper condition Tue case WI" o0
up for trial tomorrow.
ACAsHIRRs DBFALOArION.
Troy Oct 5.--Ihe bank eXaihln 10 enneu t0.lay
Te the caahier, NJ Wellington s repo,
al Ts The the surplus OF the bank !.
sasSiesS s.sSyS bonds%sn are entirely responsible
FOUND DEAD IN THE AoUNTAlNs
NywBURG N y Oct. 5.-Ihe remains OF maj
we're found Yesterday In unequented part OF the fs1Ail
Mounfalns The remains were probably tnoss o. rvs,
nv trade and learning that work conneeteas
Started walk across The mountains ne Deins aos' "
means
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4 MOST REMARKABLE BURGLAR.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.I

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Mary Morris, a petite
tourteen.year-old girl, with remarkably sweet face
which seemed to beam with chldlike innocence, was
to-day sentenced by Judge Moran to two years In the
House Of Correction, she having pleaded guilty 70 four
teen indictments for burglary aud larceny The Judge
remarked that it Of the most astounding cases
of which he had ever heard This girl Is the most re-
markable burglar of modern times For the past two
Years she has pied her vocation, Ommlttng
innumerable daring burglaries by night and we'll
nigh filing the house OF her arents with
all at $4,000 A large part Of the punder had been
disposed Of the revenue supplying the entire family
wants Eight hundred indictments could have been
found The story OF aud escapades would I'LL
sentenced to three and half years In the Penitentsry
asa AL
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
A WAR IN RATES NOT PRoBABL

An attempt was made some time ago to pool
the freight business at st. Paul and Minneapolis The
Rock Island Company the completion Of It's Albert
Lea route demanded larger percentage OF the ousi-
ness than the opposing roads would allow The attempt
to divide the traffic failed this account but the COM
panes agreed to maintain schedule rates and to allow
each road to get all business IL could without resort
to unfair means A published dispatch states that
the arrang cement has been broken and that war In
rates will result. the offices OF the Rock Island and
the Omaha companies yesterday II was said that war
In rates not probable. although denie infOrma-
tOn about the reported quarrel had been received.
Officers the companies said yesterday tnat they con-
sidered set element OF dispute highly probable.
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,o,,,r,rroNs FOR VARIOUS OFFICES.

R.IrrvoRE. Oct. 5.-The Democrats oil the
- 1',,-,aI ns,r,ot nominated John A. Lynch, OF
FrsdsrIek county, aud George Peter OF Montgomery
Sounty for Associate Judges in that circuit
rhe Imoerats Of the Tvth Judicial District nominated
A X. seyster, Of Hagerstown, Tor Associate Su"so'
- - .Ivsv. the present Chief Judge Of the dis
Judge n n. n ,5.tad Aasey: .s by arclamatiOn.
BrssHAxroS, n. Y, Oct 5.-The Democratic county
couvsntion to-day nominated for County Judge W. d.
Heeox for County Clerk, Eugene DAVIS ior men0e'
Of the Assembly, l. Q. Bartlett ~.
wt,rvu,II n V DOT 5.-rhe Democrats OF the 10
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-The Republicans or the
Id Congressional District to-day nominated Thaddeus
@. Blair, OF Baltimore County.
FALL RIVER Mass, Oct. Sat the Republican Con-
venon OF the Ist Congressional District here to-day H.
7. Davis, of Fail River, unanimously nominated
William W. Crapo declined O denomination.
BUFFALO, Oct. 5.-The Republican County Convention
to-day nominated John F. Mouton for Congress nom
the XXXITd District.
SIDNEY n. Y, oct. 5-The Republicans of the xAist
District to-day nominated George W. Ray, OF Norwich.
for Congress-
ALTOONA Penn, Oct 5.-The Democratic conferences
of the xvIth District this evening nominated Alexan
der II. Coffroth for Congress
CHEYENNE Wyo Oct. 5.-rhe Democratic Territorial
Convention met az Green River today NJ E. Post, the
present Delegate, was renOminated by acclamrtion
BosroN Oct. 5.-The With District Democratic Con-
gressonal Convention to-day nominated Daniel W. Law
renee, of Medford.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 5-The Democrats OF the IVth
Con gressOna District to-day renOmnaJed p " Deuster
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SPANISH GOVERNMENTAL TOPICS.

MADRID Oct. 5.--The Council OF Ministers
has decided to the offer Of the sultan OF Morocco
Of strip OF territory around Ceuta In return Tor the
e,roeeo NV sna,n Of the island OF santa Cruz de La
.dar. on the Allan &c coast OF Morocco
The grant Of 30,0O0OO0 pesetas asked for In Dill
drafted by the Minister of Marine s to be devoted 70
Tie purchase OF TWO ronelads Of the inneIlplr vpTi
whicn are 10 be constructed In England. Tne Diu wiz
b. presented the Corfs at tue opening OF Tue sosso
seBor Carnaeh0 Mlnister Of Finance to-day Id iormso
Tie council OF Muisers that expenditure for lne
Fret half ef the present financial year Daianceo INC
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GENERAL ANGLO-ENGLIsH AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Get. 5.-Nr. Dillon, in reply to
resolution OF the Liverpool Land League, requestr
him TO reconsider the gnatiOn Of his seat Ill Par
snt writes that win give the matter his earnest
attention. and says that nothing but nIheaith couid
have caused him quit politics
DUBLIN. Oct 5.-A man named Flannigan' ana his
wiz who are euspected OF being connected with the
murder OF Lord Noun nOrres at C0nOeer county UaE
~ay September 25 $50, have been arrested at Cong
IN that county
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

TREASURE FROM AUSTRALIA 81. .
SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. 5.-lhe steamship lily SyrDt ~,
New YORK which arrived Australia on TUESDAY DIOusH'
treasure 10 the amount Of tSl 1000.
A MINERS STRIKE ORDERED ,.a-
DIS lOINFs Iowa, Oct. 5-At Oskaloosa es-
faV 400 miners OF Keokuk Mahassa Counties working
in the ExeeaiOr mines, ordered srAAe Tor GEMS y"
bushel.
ANERDICT FOR THE DEFENDANT T
ROCHESTER, Oct 5.-Ihe libel SUIT Oi Annie Ahnnn % y;
rrs;ice against me Uioa and AdreTfiser for sloOOv
damages resulted this evening after four Jays uiA "
verdict the defendant
CONSOLIDATING STARCH INTEREsIs-
CINCINNATI Oct 5.-Eleyen nrms OF starcn mnhu- h :
facnrers In the been In conference here
u- business - reduoe s"e soss
OF productlon sale II said that nine ot the eieo
liias have Informally agreed " the oonsohaAhon
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Judge Tarbell, Deputy
First Co ontroler of the Treasury has been for sew
eral days confined to his home with illness.
Owing TO the absence from Washington
of First Con roller Lawrence, Judge Tar
bell is the Acting First Controller
To-day he was unable to perform even the duty
of signing warrants. President Arthur has been IN
formed Of the situation of affairs and will probably
designate some TreasU Y officer to temporarily per-
form the duties OF the First Controller.
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pr.TFoRM OF A MISSOURI FACTION.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-Ihe F1lIey IactIoI N
oo.,-an.ton thts afternoon nominated city ticket
Resolutions were adopted in favor Of free and copu
sory education and against sumptuary laws
or the restriction the rights Of citizens III 'he
:, rho, ,h sha eat or drink The resolutions declare
% y, . lava are believed 10 be adequate IoI tue
* the liquor traffic II enforced aeS reau in
ih md fsctortes: declare that labor Is ~ enuteo
W nHotection from foreign pauper labor ana APPo''
the Administration Of President Artnui
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THE ELECTION IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. 5.-Onclal returns lIoln
eight of the sixteen counties IN the ~
,ai r,is,rt, o,va stephens majority Of 5000 The
other counties will make his majority III 'Ni' uA'''-'
over 10000 -. 4. ao,,
ATLANTA, Oct. 5.-Dispatches recei'eu heie "u"!
- ..oo,. teIegrapbed Yesterday that
stenbenss majority in the State viii be about oV,OVV
COLUMBUS, Oct. 5.-The WITH Congresslona Dls'rio' ~
ives Alexander stephens for Governor ana the Deino
cratic state ticket 09s majority over the oppoSon'
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4 SCHOOLSHIP ASHORE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 5.-The schOolsl1p
Jamestown Captain Matthews sailed to-day from the
Roads for cruise Of ten days off tho oapes and thence
IN Gardeners Bav In beating out she missed stays and
went on WilOughbys Spit, but hauled Oh without
damage by the tug Fortune, from Norfolk