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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
The King OF the Cnnnibals stirs Up
DIseOntent.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-Dispatches
received by the Acting Secretary Of War
this morning from the commander OF the
United States steamer Alaska, al Honolulu,
report serious state of affairs there, grow
ing out of dissatisfaction among the sugar
RlaAt sTFfsa, nTh hfnel yaistslbRr r0f daSlRsa:
They urge a more liberal and progressive
politics than indicated by the Kings move.
ments. The King, in replying, recognized
the right of all to make suggestions II they
entertained any grievances, and assured
the members OF the union that
their appeal would he considered. Mean
time there has been no change In the
situation, and the king issued proclama-
ton that he will be crowned February ~;
The report further says the matter will
probably drift along until coronation day,
when indications poi mt to disturbance
unless the alleged grievances be remedied.
The complaints Of the members OF the
union appear to be general. The policy oil
the government is not sufficiently liberal,
and they urge better opportu mites for
bringing in labor and the adoption OF q
course In continuation Of the reciprocste
treaty with the United States, which IL 10
acknowledged has added so largely to the
wealth OF the Island. The union is pre-.
pared TO send arepresentati 70 the United
States to urge a continuation OF the treaty
after its expiration.
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THE CORWIN.
Intelligence from the Cruise I'm the
Arctic.

Arctic.
WASHINGTON, November 6-The report OF
Lieut.. Healy, commander OF the revenue
steamer CorwIn, covering the operations OF
the vessels on her second northern cruise
up to the Oath ultimo, has been received at
the Treasury Department, having been
mailed from Onalaska. Lieut.. Healy says
of the natives of St. Lawrence Bay
For the benefit Of any who may De cast
upon the hospitality and kindly feeling ot
the natives aleng the northern shore, l
most earnestly recommend that some token
of appreciation be offered them. This Will
secure the extension of that hospitality and
protection which, to Castaways, mean lie
Itself"
with regard to Master Putnam he says:
; eve learned from the ST. Lawrence
islanders that on sixty days after the de.
parture Of the Rodgers crew the body OF
the unfortunate Master, Putnam, was iound
upon the ice between North and South
Head. From the story they tell 1t appears
that few days after the departure, an east
. wind arose which frFSheued into gale,
which caused the ice to float into the bay
and form pack, filling its entire extent
Upon the ice the natives hunted SEAL ana
during their excursions repeatedly saw the
body of Putnam, and by his side his reyol'
yers sled and the skeleton OF dog. Early
in August the crew entered the Arctic Ocean
after long cruise, where she spoke TO a
number of the whaling feet. The Captain
of the bark, George and Susan, reported
the loss of the steam whaler North Star,
crushed in the ice on July 8, and Cor"ln
relieved him of one OF her wrecked sea-
men, the remainder having sailed for San
Francisco by the Thomas Cope
Capt. Henry Cope says: 81 was psrticu-
lsrly soiry that during our trip 50 far to
| the eastward, the weather would not allow
me 10 take any astronomical observations
We ran lines of sounding during
! the entire cruise in the Arctic,
and while we found that the lowest
| sourdings westward OF Point Barrow
along the coast, as marked upon the chart
are very correct, those to the eastward
are TO the same degree Incorrect.
! Capt. Healy visited the habitations oil tne
natives Of Kings Island, in the Arctit
Ocean, a curions people, who live upon
PERCEPTIONS hillside, As no other peopi'
| live. He says the houses are erected upoI
poles. and the entrance to each Is efectec
through a hole in the front wall aboa
fourteen inches in diameter. The Corwh
is now on her return voyage BY way o.
Sitka TO San Francisco.
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MOPtuAry.

SAN FRAscr.Co, November 6.-Thc funeral
of the late James w. siminton took place
here yesterday, with Masonic ceremonies
from the Unitarian Church. The remains
will probably be forwarded to New York
soon for final interment
LOUISVILLE, November .8.-F. Weihe, pro-
prietor of tiloring and repairing estab-
lisbment of dis city, while walking across
the room fell dead early this morning.
He was a native OF Prussia, and was 66
years Of age.
DR.. Albert Won DQDhof, a native OF Ber-
lin Prus,is, practiciIg physician in this
city for the past three years, died to-day.
D,RNsTap1. November 6.-Rudolph Hof-
man. the celebrated historical painter, Ii
dead.
DETROIT, MICH, November 8.-Hon.
Bradley ,. Granger, Of Congress from the
Second district Of this State from 1850 TO
1862, died at Ann Arbor Saturday.
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whites Murdered By Negrses.

CHARLESTON, g. C., November Ga spe-
cinl to the News and Courier from Nsrn-
willie saws: Policeman Robert Reid OF Hamp-.
Ton Court House, threatened 10 take q pistol
from Ike CAN'T, q negro, Sunday morning.
CAN'T tbereupon went TO the town OF Brun,
collected about twenty negroes, and re-
turned TO Hampton Court House. Reid,
on seeing CAN'T, again insisted that no
should give up bis pistol. There we're
six white men near the hotel, Robert
Reid, C. Newell, A. ID. Gerald, Samuel De
witt, Mai. Cansey and II. A. Pepble. they
were all the white men visiblein the street
Reid wss Immediately fired into BY up
wards OF fifteen negroes, and al.
most instantly killed. The negroes
then turned upon several whites and
severely beat Newell and Gerald. Mr..
Henry PEBBLES, at this time, leaped upon
his horse and put spurs TO IL, exclaiming:
II will 20 10 yarnyiile and summon help"
when he got t0 the edge Of town he was
wsylaid by Two negroes, who stopped his
hof,e and exclaimed: "You are the d-d
rrscsl that's going for help TO Varnville."
Thereupon they dragged him from bis horse
and stabbed him with knife IN tho
left thigh and side. and were brutAliy b.at
isg him when, fearing he would probably
Ne killed, be resorted TO ruse, calling 40
absent fiiend TO come 10 bis sssistance s,th
a pistol. This hsd the desired ehsct-
After cutting the bridie Feins OF the horss
he negroes left. The negroes bsd not the
slightest proyocstfon, as Reid was discharg'
ing his duty. Threats were made BY the
negroes that many morr whites Would bite
the dust BY Tuesday night.
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THE PITTSBURGH DISPATCH
Predicts Pattison's Election by $4,000
Plurality.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
PrTIsBURGH, November 6.--The tickets
are so numerous this year that estimates
are largely unreliable. Still there is
scarcely doubt of Patterson's election for
Governor, and plurality for him of 25, 900,
will surprise no one. This will carry
through the entire State ticket with the
exception of the candidate for congress
man-at-large, the law providing that for
that office the vote must be on the
county instead Of the State ticket,
which may give the regular Republican
nominee, Brosius, many Independent
votes. The Democrats will elect at least
fourteen Congressman. The State Senators
elected, who will have an opportunity to
vote three years hence tor a new United
States Senator, will be almost without ex-
ception against Cameron. The Independ-
ent vote will exceed 100, 900 and the Labor
vote 10000. The DISPATCH.
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FLUSHING, o.
Personal asd Gesersl Notes.
AZ D.-

HIusnrso. O., November 6.-The festival
here Saturday evening vas not the soccess
il might have been, owing 70 the scarcity
OF on sters and abundance Of water. Pro.
ceeds over 80.
Rev. wiIlisms, Of New Athens, will
preach in the NJ +. Church next Sunday
afternoon NJ 3:30 u.
The steam shovel near ths depot iS st
tracing many observers. IL 10 used 70 re
move The bank preparatory TO laying side
track
The Flushing Mills southeast Of town
ard owned by Peters Il Son. caueht 6re
Friday morning, but fortunately the fre
vys observed before much hesdway was
gained and extinguished
N. Wilson Vsncurn has erected his
blacksmith shop nesr the toll gate and 10
now ready for work. He is one of tbs
finest bIacksmiths in the county.
Mrs Jennie Grimes and DR.. Jodn o:
Workman we're married at the residence of
the brides parents iast Tbursdsy by Rev.
J. @. Lyle, of Wheeling. They were the
recipients OF msny presents.
Miss Mary starkey, OF New Athens va
the guest of Miss Carrie PcnsoE Saturday
Flushing has organized literary society
| which meets Friday evenings.
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|ign.
b,lv, the evangelist, is i'll at Cam
se, England.
|, weather at st. Petersburg is ex-
|Iv cold. Navigation is closed,
Nrva being closed with ice.
l. Paris revolutionists have posted
H., on the residence Of General
Nlahon, threatening him with
bmary is fortifying her contiguous
Iorv which is threatened by the
bdable Russian Qualifications at
.yo.
; steamer Rowen, from Havre for
York, with three hundred pasSen-
rur into Falmouth, England, yes
with broken cylinder.
report has reached Copenhagen
Ill., Danish Arctic expedition has
" th serious disaster by the wreck
ir steamer on the Siberian coast.
meeting Of three hundred work
was held at Vienna yesterday,
b 7, resolutions were passed protest
!. aiu,t sunday work, and Sunday
j ton OF newspapers.
e Russian police have discovered
Existence of a conspiracy at Pui-
}. encouraging the revolt Of the
,u;ry. The police attempted to
re- two hundred conspiratOrs, but
ofthem escaped by jumping from
IuWS.
e European powers, with the eN-
.n Of France, have accepted the
>ltjOn Of British control in Egypt
'r European surveillance. The
pap. r. are much irritated at this
0I affairs, and earnestly urge the
Enmcnt to carefully guard the in
l. Of France.
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Nuxaukee.s Missing Girl.

MILWAUKEE, November 6.-Beyond the
recovery of Maggie Hennecke's hat no trace
OF the missing girl has yet been discovered.
Yesterday a postal card was received from
Chicago which read as follows:
CHICAGO, November g.
10 Whom u Nav Concern:
We can inform you and restore your
child if no questions are asked. Address
in confidence, box =.
The number of the box was given on the
card. but Mr.. Hennecke refused to disclose
il. Mr.. H. has written in reply, asking for
further correspondence, to be treated hon
orable and in a confidential way. The po-
lice attach little importance TO the card,
and hold to the theory that the girl sui
cided by jumping into the river.
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the PHILADELPHIA TIMES
Looks for PHttISOn's Election by 40, 900
-CameronIsm Doomed.


-CameronIsm Doomed.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
PHILADELPHIA, November 6-The Times
looks to see Pattison elected Governor by
not less than 10000 plurality, and it may
easily be half as much more. This will
carry every Democratic candidate on the
State ticket, and include the Congressman
at-large. Clark, for Supreme Judge, will
have plurality several thousand greater
that Pat.ison. The Democrats will elect
fourteen, and possibly eighteen, Congress-
men, with the State House of Representa-
tives fairly in doubt. Not more than four
State Senators pledged to vote for Cam
eron's return to the Senate can be elected.
The vote for Stewart will hover very close
to 100000. THE TINES, Rep.
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Died oTHis wounds.

ELLINGTON, KAs., November 6.-James
,, the Texas desperate who was brought
some two weeks since, and lodged IN
having killed City Marshal Brown at
lwtN, last summer, died Sunday from
wounds received in the engagement
the Texas authorities who captured
utar Decatur.
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THE NEWS.

! esAhC-
.nes Gordon Bennett arrived at New
uum Europe, yesterday.
H. President arrived at New York
kIy before midnight last night.
\ new cases of fever and one death
|r ported from Pensacola, yesterday.
ln. sherman is acting Secretary OF
in the absence Of Secretary Lin
Senator Robert Toombs Is falling
kIy. \ Washington telegram says
|yesight is almost entirely gone.
kthony TrOllOpe Is suffering from
ly>r~ Of the head. He was slightly
n Yesterday. Hopes are entertained
Il recovery.
Iifrations point to the election OF
s>on in Pennsylvania by plurality
ls1. and Cleveland in New York
M majority.
4 Insulation OF physicians at Con-
Massachusetts,, yesterday, decided
/ Nr. Alcott would gradually fail
49, quietly away.
lmlrr Duclere at the opening of
lhsmhers will ask for a vote of con-
\ g. If the yo,e is adverse the
srrv viii dissolve the chambers
, peal to the country.
angtry made her debut in New
last evening, before an audience
IraTlrlrd tor wealth and intelligence.
|imperSonation of "Hester Craze
/" in an Unequal Match" was
sauurrd a success.
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EXCITING SCENES.
Intense Intsrestin New York, Last
Is Evening,
But No New Developments RegardlngH y
Gubematorial contest-A General Be-
lief in the Triumph ofCleyeland
Close Municipal Contest.
MERE MENTION FROM OTHER sTAT!S'

Special Dispatch to the Register.
New YORK, November 6.-Te.morros Tue
Empire State will swing back into the EN-
ocratic column and give Grovener Ce'e'
land for Governor majority ranging
$4,000 to $1,000 votes. The esult
of the election will be an OUT
spoken resolution against the otai'
wart machine, against assass1 1auon'
against Jay Gould, against the presnt sys-
tenn of enormous taxation, agai''t oon'
ressionh prohgacy, against boss'm ana
corruption OF ali kinds. Il will s. sssehti7
ally the peoples victory. IiE DUN.
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Piety.

NEw YoRK. November 6-The annual
meeting of the missionary committee OF
The NJ, E. church begun this afternoon.
The treasurer's report showed during the
mast yesr a decrease in liabilities to the
amount of S2sS, ,4SS. The reports for the
wear ending October 81, 1882, shows an in
crease of $66.O82 over those OF 1881, when
the proceeds amounted to s6So,66S Inc
appropriations made this year amount 10
si5 Ot0 as compared with $6e0OO0 last
rssr This sum Is TO cover the whole mis-
,;onary work. The following sppropria-
tiops were agreed upon: For Africa, in
clnding Liberia, $1,000; South America,
a,779 and for the four missions Of China
S7T SOS .s...
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aeSS-
rye orders for highwines caused an
nee of one cent at Chicago, yester-
E firm of Hall 4 Co, commission
Ehaurs, Of Boston, have suspended.
llilies, S35O, 900.
-roieum touched 81 So at Pitts
b, Yesterday. The transactions
$4,000 barrels, the largest ever
ku.
II King of COrea has concluded a
v Of commerce with England upon
me basis rs the present COrean-
frican treaty.
was announced in Philadelphia,
evening, that VIM. A. Levitt,
rietor at the Hero Glass Works, Of
city, had failed tor 100000
brng the week ending November
l,G&22, 500 standard silver dollars
put in circulation 10y the United
!, mints. During the same period
rar but 300, 400 were circulated.
G dissolution of the firm of Lewis
b an < Co., was announced at BOs-
Yesterday. The dissolution was
: I'll necessary by financial compli-
D, which have impaired the firms
i.
Washington City Savings Bank,
h suspended about five years since,
.rrd final dividend Of 10 per cent.
,dav, which completes the one
irtd cents on the dollar, TO its de-
OrS.
r following were chosen directors
Hannibal and ST. Joe Railroad at
ibal, Mo-, yesterday: Frederick
Ames, John BlOOdgoOd, MyrOn p.
N, Sydney Dillon, VIM. DOud, Jay
d, G. ]. Gould, SolOn Humphrey
ku~>,,l i Sage.
le exhibit Of exchanges this week,
bugh showing a marked improve
over that of last week, is still an
NuraUle one, when compared with
Of The corresponding week OF last
when the clearings reached an
htiUnably high figure.
Oduce: Wheat Steady at Toledo,
r at Baltimore, steady at Cincin-
quiet at Philadelphia, weak and
p at Chicago, and steady at New
Provisions Quiet at Baltimore,
nal al Cincinnati, steady at Phila-
Iia, in fair demand but lower at
agO, and quiet at New York.
Wall street, yesterday, money
q at 4G7 per cent, and prime bus
paper was quoted at 6GS per cent.
arge was steady at 4Sl@4S34.
smments were generally un-
b-rd. railroads dull but generally
I,r, States fairly active and strong,
the general list very dull and gen.
y weak.
w. Stock: Cattle-In good demand
shade stronger ut East Liberty,
Iaud fair and market firm at Chica-
iairly active and unchanged at New
b. HOgS-SlOw at East Liberty,
r at Chicago, dull at New York,
artive and firm at Cincinnati
p--Stronger at East Liberty, slow
weak at Chicago, and frmer at
York.
b. announcement was made yester'
that the Lowell, Mass, Telephone
djcatp, winch controls 10000 tele'
nes in Maine, New Hampshire,
nont, Massachusetts and tnree
kpanies in New York city, including
loga, had purchased the Long Is,
Telephone Company, capita
O,OOO, including Brooklyn and the
rSev Telephone Company, capt
81 100000. TIE latter virtually IN
les the entire State, except NewarS
Camden. The syndicate will take
Session at once.
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THE EVE OF CONFLICT.
Last Nights Predictions of Key
stone Politicians.
A General Disposition to Regard Pattison as
the Coming Man, and Beavers 0ss-
Perate Fight One Made in Vain
The Probable Vote.
SURNISEs As TO THE cONGRESsMEN.
.Spseial Di,patck ts the R.ai,ter.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
PHILADELPHIA, November cit has never
been more difficult to make reliable esti-
mate ofan election in Pennsylvania. No
body knows what the Philadelphia vote
will be. A careful allowance for ill the
unknown quantities, however, gives the
State to PattiSOn. The Press, REP.
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Petroleum..

OIL CRY, November 6-This has been
the greatest day in the history OF the oil
exchange. The market closed Saturday at
81 1917, opened at 81 25,and:,here were sales
at ali prices from that TO 81 y The first
ten minutes after il went to 81 2sX, broke
to 81 q, then went with rush to 81 10. the
highest point of the day. From this point
il fuctuated and dropped TO 81 25N. At the
close the recorder marked 100000 bar
rels, while probably several millions es.
eaped his notice. We are all tired.
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A Fair Fight.

NoRRIsrowN, Pa, November Cdr. E. L.
Aeker. who claimed to be the regularly
nominated Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the Seventh district, has with
two in the field, Dr. J. n. Evans Republi-
can, and Gen. w. II. Davis, Democrat.
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You are Ruined

i'alth from any cause, especially from
u-e Cf any Of the thousand nostrumS
promise 20 largely with long fictitious
mnnIals, have no fear. Resort to Hop
erN al once, and in q short time you
have The most robust and blooming
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Liberal Beauesls.

Bosroy. Mass. November 6.-Jerome @.
Kidder left She following bequests: In
sritute OF Technology, $500; Lyingin
Hospital. $4,000: Massachusetts General
Hospital, 400: Boston Industrial TEN,
perapoe Home, $1,000; Home for Aged
Men $1,000: Home for Aged Women.
$40. 600: Good Samaritan. $40 O1o; American
Unitarian Association, $4,000. Fourteen
thousand dollars are distributed among
FIVE other institutions.
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A Beaver Man,

HARBIsBURG, Pa, November G. Col. Jor-
dan, the new Secretary of State, was asked
this morning whether his new position
would affect his previous determination to
support Beaver and he said it would not;
that he intended to vote for Beaver.
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the strength that is being developed by
kanouse, the prohibition candidate.
H Illinois.

hanouse, the prohibition candidate.
Illinois.
'CHIcAGo, November 6-The political cam.
pa1gn here has been contested with unusu-
al rancor, and trouble is anticipated by
many. The United States Marshal, who is
also chairman of the Republican State Cen.
tral Committee, has appointed supervisors
OF election with instructions to arrest all
who attempt to vote fraudulently. He
claims that much fraudulent registration
has been doEe. Mayor Harrison, leader OF
the Democratic party, charges that this &C.
ton on Jones part is a partisan move in
favor OF the Republicans, and has instruct.
ed the chief OF police to swear in large
number OF special constables for duty al
the polls. Each chief declares he is master
OF the situation and will arrest the ap-
gointees OF the other if caught in any skull
duggery.
Colorado.
DENVER, November 6.-Ex.Senator 6. Chat
fee, chairman of the Republican State Com
mittee, says kilograms are decidedly en-
couraging to the Republicans, and conf
IDENTIFY predicts Campbelps election for
Governor by 5000 majority. Patterson,
chairman OF the Democratic State Commit
tee, says 1--WE estimate Grants election
by 1900.
NeltncL chairman WOulu venture u pre-
diction on the Legislature or Congressman.
Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 6.-The cleo
ton Tomorrow is creating no interest, and
the v5t6s Polled will be very. light, The
congressional candidates in this distrfst.
are Albert Willis, Democrat, for reelection,
s. F. Miller, Republican, and J. NJ Hunter
Prohibitionist. Willis will doubtless be
returned.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 6.-The League
of Freedom held meeting to-day, at
which il was resolved to withdraw all pre-
vious endorsements made of candidates on
the different tickets and give an unqualified,
endorsement Of the Democratic ticket,
State, municipal and Legislature.
Mississippi.
JACKSON, MISS, November 6.-The elec-
ton to morrow seems TO excite but little
interest, and light vote will be polled.
Florida.
PENSACOLA, November 6.-The negroes
are having a grand torchlight procession
here on the eve Of the election.
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FOREIGN.
Trials by Wholesale.

CAIRO. November 6.--The committee for
the prosecution of rebels, which is holding
daily sessions here, has tried three hun.
dred and eighty prisoners, fifty OF whom
were found guilty. These will have trial
by court martial as soon as it Can be con-
XenPn
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PARIS, November 6.-The socialist work
men held a meeting yesterday at Montmore
which heard speeches and adopted resolu-
tions violently denouncing NJ, Clemenceace
for deserting the cause of the people. A
resolution was also passed censuring and
admonishing him to change his course in
the future
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A New InsurreetiOn.

Eight thousand troops are on the point
of starting to Zuakin to oppose new in
surrection. A reserve torch of three thOus-
and has been detailed to remain at Kovosko
and guard that point.