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EXCHANGE OF THREE PER CENT BoNDs.-Secre-
tary FOiger said to-day that he knew Of no legal
reason why the holder or three per cent bonds
OF large denominations could not have them eX-
changed FOR bonds OF the same loan OF smaller de-
nominations, provided the holder waived all claim
as TO priority OF numbers bonds already issued
and was willing to accept new numbers.
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THE DEMOCRATS ELECT CASSIDY, DEMOCRAT, FOR
CONGRESS AND ADAMS DEMOCRAT, FOR GoyERNoR-
TIE LEGISLATURE TIE.
EUREKA, NEv., Nov. 1.-THE full count OF the
state shows the election or Cassidy (icm) for
Congress and Adams (dem.l for governor The
legislature Is a tie on joint ballot
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COURT TO-DAY.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie. this morning,
JAS Smith, indicted for petit larcency, second Of
fense-50 lbs OF middlings-p pleaded guilty and was
Tertiary. Charles Robinson alias Robert Robin
son. assault on police officer <Slater, on Septem-
Der 23d last, pleaded not guilty. Andrew F. Ball.
passing counterfeit $40 bill on Minnie Richard.
son, pleaded not guilty. Henry Pinkney, assault
ing police onicer Duke, on September 23d last,
pleaded not guilty. Thomas Baird alias Joseph
N. BARN, petit larceny, second orense, OF q pair
OF spectacles, pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny and
sentenced to 30 days In jail Maria Davis, house.
OF her age sentenced her to IaO days in iai Recor
nizances were forfeited in the cases OF Charles W.
Jackson, housebreaktng samuel Newton receiving
stolen property q cases), and Frank Rollins as
Sauiting an officer. -
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DEATH OF AN ENGINEER OFrICER-The War de-
partment is Informed that Col r. s. William
son, retired, formerly OF the corps Of engineers,
died at San Francisco yesterday.
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NEW YORK. Nov. IA London dispatch has
been received In this city which states that the
Or,enta! steamship AuStral has foundered In Syd.
Iey harb0r. No details are given
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Two ExSENAToRs have been elected to the next
House.Messrs- Eaton, Of Connecticut, and Kel-
lOgg, Of louisiana f.--~t .-rru ty---
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Nov. 1.-THE agents OF the
chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul railroad last
night received orders to sell through tickets from
this city or st. Paul TO Chicago, frstclass, at S.
This Is in retaliation on the Rock Island railroad
for the cutting OF rates between here and Chicago
over its Albert Lea route which has been going on
for a month past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-11

Mr.. HENRY GEORGE will have another interview
with Secretary Frelinghuysen next Monday, and
leave Tor Philadelphia Monday afternoon. Mr..
George and his wife are guests at the house OF Capt
John Mullen, 1910 Connecticut avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-11

GEN. g. b. RAUM, commissioner OF internal, reve.
nue., has returned to the city and was at his desk
today He has recovered from his recent attack OF
illness.
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Busy Burglars.

PORT JERvIs, n. Y, Nov. l1.-Burglars entered
the Erie railroad at Hawley last night, blew open
the safe and obtained about 5000 Numerous petty
burglarleS have been committed in this section
and as many as twenty In Orange county, N Y,
during this week. Three safes were blown open
in Port JerviS in one night.
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The Condition Of ThlSrlOyv Weed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Thurlow Weed Is weaker
to-day. He rested well but on awakening this
morning parto0k OF very little breakfast AMI took
no interest In the topics OF the day.
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THE GARFIELD BOARD OF AUDIT met at the
Treasury department again to-day and marked
out their plan OF operations. Two clerks, Messrs.
Garrison OF the first controllers Office and Mitch
ell, OF tue second controllers office has been de-
tailed to assist the board in preparing all the
claims for audit. Each claim Will be considered
separately and completed as rapidly as possible.
The board VIII meet again as soon as the cases
have been properly jacketed and placed on the
docket.
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Washington News and Gossip.

THERE are 166 new advertisements in THE STAF
to-day.
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PETRoLIA. ONT. Nov. 11.-Mr. A. C. Johnston
manager for the Consumers OIL refining company
While walking On board over the condenser con-
tanning boiling water, was precipitated into the
water py the breaking OF the board, and probably
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John Hanlan, who shot anc killed Harry Fox.
all In Mont Clair, N. ]. o0sno months az O. WAS
sentenced to dvo years IN the states PRISON to-day
for manslaughtex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-11

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., S559, $780, customs. s792 655. .06.
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LIEUT. JonSsoS's STATEMENT ABoCT THE DEATH
OF JOHN SARGENT.-L1eut. Johnson OF the SECOND
precinct, states that there less than three
physicians 10 see John Sargent last Tuesday the
day on which he was taken from the load OF hay
on 18th street, opposite his station-housc The
team was on ITS way towards the city, and not
towards the country. The off1cer says he has no
other place 10 put Sick or disabled persons except
In station cell. Dr. Snedd was called I'm, and
thought the man had been drinking. Dr. Henry
Darling was called In and could not quite make uD
his mind. bnt thought at frst that the man had
peen drinking, or he might possibly have apo
plexy. ana some time later DIR. PurylS called in
ana thought he should be taken to the hospital:
that the disease Indicated apOpleNy. The man
was taken In about 1885 n. m, and remained in
the cell until $3.50 or O'Clock D. M Dr. Purvls
had the hospital ambulance sent for and the de-
ceased was taken there and treaied. This IS the
case ABOUT which complaint was made to the Dis
trlct commissioners as stated in yesterday STAR
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Foreign News by Cable Uo.Dnv.

REVOLUTIONARY MANIFESTATIONS IN FRANCE
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE police have seized a large
bundle OF revolutionary man1feStoaS. In accord
ance With pledge given by the prefect OF police
to the municipality. the cruciflxeS were Yesterday
removed frUm the primary schools where they still
THE LoNGFEILow MEMORIAL COMMITTEE,
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Duke OF Albany has
joined the LongtellOw memorial committee
REPORT OF THE CAPTAIN OF THE BRITISH RIFLE
TEAM.
Sir Henry Half0rd, who was captain OF the Brit
1sh rifle team which participated in the contest
AT Creedmoor. In september last, has made an
Official report to the chairman OF the National
Rlfle assoctaufon The report concludes as follows
II Deg TO bear testimony to the extreme kind
ness and hospitality shown us by every section of
American society. am certain that our visit win
ever be remembered by us as one or the most
pleasant Incidents OF our Ilyesn
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SAVAGE ASSAULT on AN OLD MAS-Fraderfck
Roth, the farmer on the BladenSburg road who
was arrested on the ith OF this month for danger.
cusly aSSaulting Carl Bahnke, an old farm hand
10 bis enyoy, was called for trial this morning I'm
the Police Court. Bahnke stated that he n "a
years old, and has been employed 10y Roth for two
months. On the day q question, without any
proVocatton whatever, MIR. Roth knocked him
down on the farm and beat him on the he'd with
loaied whip until he WAS senseleSs, and then
nearly cut his hand on with an axe. lie tried to
throw witness In cellar but was prevented from
DONG so by the screams OF little girl. The old
man Still has marks OF the savage assault and was
very feeble while In court He says he has been
In the hospital ever since the assault. Without
nearing any further testimony. the court sent the
case 10 the grand jury under $500 bonds, and Roth
was committed In default or bail. Mr. Moore said
that as the old man had no home, and was still
feeble from his injuries, he would suggest That he
De held as witness. He would receive medical
attention Ia jail and would be paid for his time
This was agreeable TO Bahnke and he was sent 20
-
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The MAN Who Killed james f. Ansler.
son Released.

EUREKA, New. Nov. 1.-THE preliminary exam.
nation or Geo. X. Reek for the killing OF James E.
Anderson showed that Anderson fired the first
shot. Reek was discharged from custody.
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SENTENCED TO ERIE PESITEsTIARY. - General
CROKER, the warden OF the ti has been furnished
with the papers OF the following sentenced 10 the
Erie county IL. " peBitentiary: VIM H. Peck
second on1ense, larceny; year. Martin McGeary.
larceny; year. Sarah johnson, second offense.
larceny; year. John Brow o. do. 3 years VIM
Brlght, housebreaking; years Mm. Slmms,
hoasepreaking; 10 years Martha +. Braxton,
grand larceny q cases; years. VIM. Young,
DO; year. Felix Wilson. do: l year. Sandy
Gibson, do: year. Cornelius Courtney house,
breaking IN the night; year. ". NJ. Winston
maliclouSly inJuring a building: 8 years James
smith, second ofense, larceny; year.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Assis,ant Paymaster John @.
Lowell, ordered'to duty In the bureau of provis
ions and clothing. Lieutenant Commander Chas.
II. Pendeton mas reported his return home hav.
Ing been detached from the Brooklyn. South At
placed on waiting orders. Gunner Stephen
Young detached from the QuInnebaug and
placed On sick leave.
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BOND CALL-Secretary Folger yesterday issued
the 119th bond call for $1,000 900 OF continued 5s,
redeemable February 10th, 1893.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ SAML :. SHEDD.
~ 4U9 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
GASTIXTURES, SLATE MANTELS,
1ATROBE FURNACES. RANGES,
PLUMBING and TIMING.
Jobbsng promptly done. 50
~ DR. L. X. RUST,
t-G DENTIST
ernoved from corner 9th AMI II streets to 1409 New
lork avenue northwest. OF I'm
- GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WAIERS
EkEsIi FROM THE SPRING.
". c. NILBURN, PHARMACIST
mis- 1929 Pennsylvania GyeaIs
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Mr.. JAMES r. Young, the well known newspaper
correspondent, has been appointed chief clerk OF
the Department OF Justice, and Will assume the
duties OF the Office next Monday.
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MIR. CARLISLE CANDIDATE FOR SPEAKER-COn-
gresham Carlisle. of Kentucky, arrived in Louis
Vile yesterday with portion or the House COM
mlttee on improvement Of tn G Mississippi river
en- route to the south. He said that he would GER
talniy be candidate for the SpeakerShip OF the
lower house. and believes that most of the western
members Will be for him. He expects to have the
solid support OF the Indiana democratic members
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DOUGLASS. NINTH nTEEET.-OrR NEW LINE
~ of INA aud CHILpRtN'S WoRSTED
JACKETS, LISTERS, SHAWLS HOODS, LEG
GINGS; MtTTS. BOOTS, DRAWERS, &c, just
received and ladies' who have been waiting for them
Will nnl complete assortment at unusually low prices
BASkETS.-"e have. orened handsome lot of Bas-
kets Inc ulng Work Baskets. II fants Baskets, Waste
Basket. Flower Baskets, Mcr! Stands Wall Pockets
hair &C. TO tie sod atless than eular prices
Another lot Of HAlR-CLOTH CitINGLETTES, HAIR
CLOTH BU>TLES, So. mp TO IS. so. HOOP SKIRTS
new style double tapes best a. alIty. LADIES' COT
AsEIS. A GLoV 5. LACEs, NOTIONS sc; in great
for sdie9 and children without exception in this cty
Our HkNDkERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. contains as
great a variety of handsome designs can lie found
Anywh re and at a. low prices. Comparisons solicited
from competent judges. DOUGLASS, 9th street c3l
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LADIES' GOODS.

DISKING TWO CENTS PER YARD,
Il 902 9Th street northwest, corner of /,
Variety Of styles Special rates to Dress1nakers.
PIA1Tl q tParisiar model 20. per yard.
Rose Trimming. Agency Mime. Denlqre-t's Patterns
Dressniaking- Miss BELLE LUCAS. y02 9th ST. Ii. W.
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NINE CALVERT. NEW YORK FASHIONABLE
4u Mods f, 9Z3 f street northwest Prices low
consistent with 20 work Suits cut and basted guar
Anteelng = psrfeut tt IN al cases. nS-1Iu'
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THE PRESIDENTS MovENENTs.-Mr. Phillips, the
Presidents private secretary, returned to Wash
ington yesterday afternoon. The President is ex-
pected this evening, when he Will proceed
VIII not be ready for occupancy before the first OF
December.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-11

= 4
The Mark Lane Express, in it's review
OF the grain trade the past week, says:
Wheat sowing commenced favorably.
Flour ruled very dull. New oatsswere
favor of buyers. Foreign breadstu6s
partially improved. American red winter
wheat advanced Cd. The arrivals OF flour
in London were very heavy, both Amer.
lean and European arriving freely.
Maize is becoming scarce. but with the
movement Of the new American crops
there is every appearance of a decline Of
about los from the highest rate, namely
84s. Cargoes were insnimate, There
were eleven fresh arrivals, eighteen car
goes sold and eleven, withdrawn, and
nine remain, including six Of red winter
and ono Of California. Cargoes in pas.
sage met better inquiry at advances.
Thesales Of English wheat the past
week were 1926 quarters at 39s Cd
against 6O.SA quarters at 4es Cd for the
corresponding period last year.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-11

Tho competitive drill between the st.
Bernard commardery KnlGhts Tanpaas
Of Chioaso,apd RapsF seommendesy 4 q
Indianapolis. for possession Of tho priss
drill banner, awarded BY the tsiennlal
oonclave OF 1880, aud lately won BY the
st. Bernard from the Roper oomman-
dery, occurred in Chicago Monday and
was won by st. Bernard with 500 and
nineteenth points against 474 and two
tenths points by the Roper out Of pos
sible 40. There forty-four movements
and forty minutes allowed for their exc
oution. Roper went through them in
twenty-nine minutes, St. bernard in
twenty-one. @''.'Sg' s5T
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-11

defaulter for sum estimated at $5O,.
600 to $4,000. Drink, hailotry and spec.
ulation caused his downfall. He was q
lawyer and the money had been con-
fidsd to him BY his friends who trusted
him without security. Mrs. Norton,
widow OF Judge Norton, loses $4,000,
and through her the story frat came to
light. Chase managed to settle small
part Of her claim to svoid the penitsnti-
sry. bat the other creditors have within
. few days pressed him and he has
threatened to commit suicide and . Gus
todian hes besn placed in his house.
Chase confesaes his insolvency, but de-
nies any criminal oct. He says his At
tsmpts to get rich fast have resulted dis
astrously.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-11
General Leseete's stag omosr.
Ottumwa Uowa) Oourisr,

Persons who, served in the nth corps,
will remember the portly form Of ~ "a
division commander, General NJ. d. Leg.
9ett, who went out q Colonel OF the 66eh
Ohio. and who has since bsen commits.
sioner Of patents. and who 10 now presi.
dent Of the Brush Electric Light com-
pany. Ono 81 his good. .looking ind gal.
liant young staR 0cihesy, Who seemed 70
be his inseparable attendant on every
field and in every action. was Capt. John
.. Raymond. Directly after tho var, the
Captain went west 70 grow mp With the
country, pitching his tent il Dakota,
where be served several year With
credit q q. 8. Marshal. He has been Of
late accumulatinR fortune In whsat
raising. In the republican convention
Of that territory, tho other day, there
was bitter contest between the inoum.
bent. Pettigrew, and Secretary Of 6tate
Hand. the upshot of which wss to make
Captain Raymond tho unanimous candi.
date. His election 10 . ioreoue conclu.
sion. and that result will be hi9hly
cfoditablo to the new and rapidly grow.
ing territory Of DAkota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-11
Ksyps,aa News.

Egyptian News.
Cairo, October l1-Preliminary In
quirfes thus far al tend to support Arabi's
assertion thatall the outrages perpetrated
during the rebellion were committed
against his will Ono of the chief
eunuchs Of the palace entered the cell Of
Abdul Gaffar, . political prisoner,
reused him from his sleep. spat in hia
face and inflicted other indignities upon
him. Eunuchs proceeded to Asabi's cell
and acted in . similar manner, but with
greater violence. Several officers Of the
police are accused Of completely in these
outrages.
Correspondents accompanying the
British army in the Egyptian campaign
will receive the decoration of the orde,
| of Medjidich. ia
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-11

sirun il ta6t nov s ths Md ~ ~ lat
and = ~ 1Aoss popelef ands sedu0tivs
beca66o Hpuspofto q ~ m Eernil lass
pyeadiptiqn ~ . bspevoleut "a lsdy
vhoso kindly md no1h hSfiy ~ sdorns
tho isbsis0n the bcsiIss y "a = ,heips s' to to
form a atk1etiys advoetisemSnt. The
sweet t:Sacod Mn. yVtnalov. however.
whom 1umnted; q : double hsadei Arm
of Yankee advSntutesv ~ IN nsne 81
Curtis q pssklns, NO Esye amesued
enosmoas m lu1eebv GSlline - f&entv.
6ve cents 66ae In. ~ assWosth al
laudanum mixed With . oent's worth Of
nolassss and wstes, saDd, ealing IL .
soothing sirup.
n 6e&t tusnnoog to3n how axh< <nsfvn
thS conSdmption of thee yile end TN.
Gsrous compounds WIS in our own city
and community. called on Van Shaaok,
ateysnson 4 Reed, who have probably
The largest trade in patent medicines in
ths vt and they q lliqAts lsen their
ovA4 4tEand ttk 16es k1oWledR6s q
itAss q theis nyah TIT oHasa thousand
'gross ct ~ kinds ere
ssold whoIo ho ~ & 1Son1d mum.
@bers 16O o. ~ I M S0G 80 80 "a ~ in.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-11
Another Railroad .sm,.h-Up

~sesS1 1s1AAtUO0 +0uao1n-VP.
1T. Louis, October la very meagre
report from Dallas, Tex, says train on
the Texas and Pacific road ran through
Q bridge on Sweetvater river, some two
hundred miles east Of Dallas, at an esrlv
hour yesterday morning. Report saya
five or ak persons were killed and sever.
al wounded, but no one seems to have
any definite information. and a. no train
has since come in from the west and the
railroad men will not talk, no particular.
can be given.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-11
Christ,s. Nin,,t.r,.

Chicago. October 1.-THE Chicago
Christian convention of the Eyanpelistic
churches arc in session in this city. Its
object is to intensity and shape the re-
vival spirit Of the churches in the north.
west. Over five hdndred m,nisters will
be present, and the hall was well filled
in the preliminary meeting to hear Rev.
W. G Mcvay preach the opening sermon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-11
Crime Record,

RECORD.
DRUNKBN POLICEMAN.
I Cincinnati. October 1l-Anthony Bee.
ciooo. . policeman, while drunk shortly
after midnight, entered the saloon Of
Adam Doller. on Broadway. near Cort-
land, and being refused drink BY Mrs.
Doller. became abusive. Mr.. Doller at
tempted to eject him when Boccioco
fired two shots which proved fatal, Mrs.
Doller dying within an hour. Boccioco
was teo drunk when arrested to give any
account of the murder.
MOB VIOLENCE.
Evansville, Ind, October 1.-THE mob
which took Redman from the Jail and
murdered him were opposed in every
possible way by the jailer and sheriff,
but were deferred neither by threats or
actual firing Of pistols in their midst.
They said when ordered ts halt,
Eve are from Posey county, and came
after Redmau, and We are going to have
him." When the mob had full posses
sion Of the murderer they placed him in
. buggy. which vas at once overturned
BY fire wagon dashing into it. It vas
then decided to kill him on the spot, and
ono man dealt him powerful blow on
the head. telling him to the ground. a
large forcs Of police arrived It this point
and opened fire on the mob which, re-
treatod firing. Tho fioht vaa livalv and
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-11
An Earthquake.

Panama, Oct. l1-An Indian from the
San Bias district reports that on the 7th
OF September an earthquake occurred
there which was followed by tidal waves
which overwhelmed six or seven little
villages on the island and mainland and
drowned about seventy persons.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-11

Washington. D. @, October ll-The
Indications for the upper Niaaiaaippi, and
lover Aissouri valleys are: Local raias,
sliehtly warmer, southcast to southwest
visda. lower barometer. partly closdy
weather. f
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-10-11
Died from Ea...r . w.,.rm.lop.

Died from Eating q Watermelon.
Chicago. Oct. ll-An Evening Journal
Pine Bluffs, Ark. special says: Daniel
Camp, we'll known planter died from
the effects of carelessly eating = water
melon which had been poisoned for the
benefit of thieves Who made inroads on
his patch. Three Of his children who
also partook are likely to die.