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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 2l.-Vrginia g. consols. 81
do. second SERIES 50 bid to-day "
BALTIMORE, Oct 2I.-Cotton dull-middling 1Osk,
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat, southern steady
and quiet; western quiet, closing easy-southern red
lo9ad IL; do amber, 1.l2al 16: No. Maryland j. II
LOS; November. 1:O99a1: 0ss1; December. 1.Io5ss
western inactive closing lower-southern white SO
DO yellow 81; western mixed, spot and October 8Oa
81; November. 77a79; year. 6616a66A; January, eliza
6ix Oats friner but Quet-sOuthern, 43a48; western
white, 4oa4S; do mixed. 43a44: Pennsylvania 43a48
Rye nrln-good to prime. 66a6s. Hay guiet-prime
easy but not qaoably lower Butter firm for
nrn and hardening, 23a24 Petroleum dull and nom
ina-refined. 7as7X. Coffee dull-Rio carsoes ortii-
refined. l74. Whisky firm. !. GOAL 81. Freshts dull
and IN nominal Receipts-nour. O. LOG barrels: wheat
bushels; corn none; oats 800 bushe!s rye 500
~ 9oo o PUSHES Saies-wheat ITO. 600 bushels corn
NEW YORK. Oct. 2l-stocks dull. Money. &.
E1GSnanSe-iong, 1917; do. short 1851. State bonds
am ia ana unchanged Governments irregular. Cotton
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat early months 1<aL cent lower late hsI Cent
better Corn cash and October cents better: others
without decided change Pork duh and weak. IS ia
4. L9 fS,,s: \, Oct 2 $3.50 M g. bonds,
Gates. % Illinois Central 1853. Pennsylvania Central
g. Reaeing, BIN. Ontario and Western, %.
LONDON. Oct 81, p. m.-Erie 43k. Atlantic and
:54. Illinois Central. 1929. PennsylS.nia Central
e5;s. Reading BIZ. Ontario and Western, 2sh.
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Is Mrs. ScOyille Insauea
TESTIMONY OF HER HUSBAND AND pAual

TESTIMONY OF HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER
In the Scoville insanity case In Chicago yester-
day Mr.. Scovile testified to traces OF insanity In
the Guiteau family, from the grandfather down;
Mrs Scov.lle, he sad first showed signs OF insanity
when their son became sick; she fell IN love with
the physician attending him and confessed lt; SUBJ
seQuently she denied she had made the confession.
She soon became violent, nervous and Irritating
and attempted to leave the house: she confded all
her grefs to the servants; lost affection for her
family except for himself, and within the past stx
months had deserted him too She formed friend
ship with George W. Earle, an alleged newspaper
man, and confessed 10 witness she loved Ear1les
she wrote and sent letters 10 Mrs GARFIELD ana
others; Mrs. Scoville was very Intimate VITA
George Francis Train In New York; she was very
sly now, though formerly frank; she was lately
changeable and tickle and often provoked him.
He said he believed Mrs Scoville to be insane.
She had said II Guteau was taken away her CONN
should be got ready, and that II she went her
daughter Bertha should not remain. She said she
was afraid to live In the same house with witness
as IL he should die suddenly people would believe
she had poisoned him. Guiteaus execution had
little effect upon her. He had never accused hef
OF improper Intimacy with men, She had an idea
that she was growing younger, and was In the hahn
OF undressing and sleeping in her room with tho
door open, an improperly concerning which he ha1
demonstrated with her.
The next witness was Mrs Fannie Scovfne Har.
peiS Mrs. Scoyilie's daughter. Her testimony WaD
as 10 the queer actions and epileptic 0ts OF he9
mother since witness was ten years old. Her evk
dence In the main corroborated that OF her fathee
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a PRESIDENTIAL VIsrT-The Havre de Grace
Md.l Republican says: "Among the many promi-
nent gentlemen who annually visit Havre de Grace
ming on the opening Of the ducking season Is this
year to be added that OF President Arthur, who,
we incidentally learn Is expected to visit our city
as the guest OF Major T. B. Ferguson, assistant
United States fsh Commissioners. No doubt our
distinguished President has often sat down to the
t00ths0me canyas-back as he lay In state In the
center OF attractive surroundings but now he win
have an opportunity to view him In his natural
state as he proudly rides the wave OF his favof1te
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EVERYBODY WAITS rubies low, but few realize
Their value as ruby OF trje red color, brilliant
all over. and without dark shade In center, Is
worth five times much as the finest old mine
dlamocd OF same size such stone Is rarely seen,
but howard Co., o. Fifth avenue, New York.
nave one which fully answers the above require.
menfs. and Is probably the finest In the country.
Until Sid they VIII be pleased to show IL and in
vile comparison with any ruby which can be pro
Guced.
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Claim for Damages.

NEW YORK, Oct 21.-Al action was begun in the
u 5. district Court this afternoon by the Pennsyl-
yanla r. lr0ad company, owners of the schOoners
" ave. Sparkle, Bilow, and Breeze, against Alex
alder QUternan for the recovery or 81 500 damages
10 said vessels by reason OF alleged false and frau
uuient representations as TO the nature of the
material which the company contracted to convey
IN ia vessels from Black Rock, Conn, to Phtla-
y. Dh1. to be delivered To Baugh & Sons, OF that
G :, as represented, to be real phosphate, which
In ,Irl d the vessel.
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HARRISBURG Oct 21.-At this mornings session
OF the Presbyterian Synod It was decided to hear
presented and placed in the hands of the stated
clerk. Business was then suspended 10 hear an
address by DR.. Allen, secretary of the board OF
dresses On the Same subject were made by DIR.
bingham, OF Lincoln University, Oxford. and DR..
Andrews The committee on constitution stated
they were ready to report and it was decided to
near and discuss the report at the afternoon seS-
sion. The synod then took a recess.
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RemOnsfrance from Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct 21-The Portland board OF
trade had special meeting to-day to protest
against the proposed discOntinuance OF one of the
lights on Cape Elizabeth. The general opinion,
very strongly expressed was that it would be dis
iStrouS TO both life and property to remove the
ilght remonStrance was drawn up and signed
ny all present to be sent to the lighthouse board
l. was voted TO send Congressman Read to WASH
iHgton TO present the matter before the lighthouse
board, II necessary.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
For President,

From the Cincinnati Enquirer (Dem)
There is some talk OF Illinois going democrats
this fall III 1t does Mr.. Morrison, or that state,
will loom up as presidential possibility We may
say in this connection that Mr. Morrison Is ukelt
TO do this whichever way the state coca
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Accident to a College Student

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Oct. 21.-Lorng William
Andrews, a senior in the academical department
OF ale College. was fatally injured to-day while
duck shooting about three miles from this city.
His gun was accidentally discharged, causing In
juries in the abdomen. He Is about 20 years old.
His parents live In New York
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A NpyFL SwINDIISG SCHEMA A. Vail d.
vsndesert and Frank Cornish were arrested in
rc.t for Illegal use OF the msflS Their plan was to
write 10 parties foT merchandise or for live stock
under the mans OF ''Lee Co, and refer to j. A
Wall for standing. Vail would reply to inuuirers
mat Lee Co. were responsible for any amount.
HE arrest Yves made on complaint OF j. j. Dodge
. sheep raiser OF Ohio, who had received an order
1nr lot OF sheep, but had taken tho precaution to
eene 10 the city with the live stock. The Acfon-
HAnts were held In 81 20 bail each for hearing
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An Inquiry from the Prairioo.
Al,oI la4r. R.1r, D..

Blaine, private citizen, went into the thick a
the light and saved his state 10 the party. Oonk.
ling, also private citizen, and the greatest man
In this country we are told sometimes, should do
the same thing and save his state. VIII he do III
The republican party is going to have O good
memory hereafter.
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Indifferent.

From the Philadelphia North American.
With regard TO the naval commission appoint.
ment by the department at Washington to Inspect
all the government navy yards, and TO report
which OF them can be dispensed with and sold we
must admit that Philadelphia has lost all Interest
In the question, and is quite Indifferent as to the
result
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A Child Attacked by an EarIe.

BELLEvILLE, ONT, Oct. 21.-A Child named WALL
while playing near the residence of its parents
Today, was seized by an eagle, which swooped
down upon and seized 1t with its talons The
Dir, however. was unable to rise with its burden
ana Inc child made loud cutlery which attracted
Tie attention OF older sister, who drove Off the
blrd OF prey. The childs injuries are serious
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PlnlicO RRces.

P1aILC0, Oct 21.-First race, Eclectic stakes one
ME; won by Gano, Empress second, Breeze third.
Time. 1.45X
second notwithstanding stakes, two miles,
won by Carley B.; Miss Lumley second, Hilarity
Third. Time 3:4O4.
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KHOnOrabiy DISCHARGED.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 21.-The case of Lewis
Ancker. an ex-drug clerk at the almshouse,
charged with the larceny of pathological speci-
mems and druggists materials at the almshOuse
came up On a writ OF habeaS corpus to-day. The
assistant district attorney acknowledged the
weakness OF the case, and asked for the honorable
discharge OF the defendant. The relatOr was
thereupOn discharged by the court
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PINILco RAcEs-The first two races sc PimliooI
Nd, yesterday were reported In the telcgraph11
columns OF The STAR last evening. The follow
g " Wen .h e no cnv ~
third Time. l:49k. Nutuais paid 6 IL FUurtA
race, one mile heats. First heat won by Herbert
Blenhetm second, Clara D. third. Time. ION
Second heat and race won by Herbert, "A 0lnt1
second, Compensation third Time ls19 n1tu11
lar courscL Ike Bonham won, Kitty ClAxk ooco5l
Joe Hunt third No time Wa taken Uufu6M
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The Evidence.
From the Chicago Inter-ocean (Rep.

from The Cllcago lnttf~UCeau IHep.D
Mr.. Beecher denies the existence OF the devil.
The daily papers continue, however, TO report his
presence I'm various parts OF the country, and muir.
derS and crimes against women are as numerous
ever Perhaps Mr.. Beecher didn't look In Ito
rio
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Case Continued.

BOSTON, Oct N.-In the district court in Cam
bridge to-day, Michael Dolan and VIM. II. Leonard
were arra1yned, charged with the recent assault
and robbery OF Mr.. Childs in Cambridge. They
were held In $4,000 bail each, and the case wal
continued for two weeks.
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Quite True.
From the Philadelphia Press (Rep.)

MT Georges case was no greater outrage than
scores or Others for which We hear no apology. He
was simply more fortunate in being better known
and possessing more Influential friends at head.
quarters. Lord Granvllles note Is but another and
convincing testimony 10 the sinister Indifference OF
our government or the supne neglect OF its agents
70 ylndicate rights which even so small state 40
Switzerland has time and time again enforced.
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The Ross Murderer Takes Back His
Confession.

CINCINNATI, Oct H.-Freder1ck Captain, tr, who
III de TO the mayor OF Glendale and others q sworn
statement detailing how Harris, colored m IN,
.,soiI and his father, Frederick Captain ST. had
.ufdered A. w. Ross, was before the coroner
to-day as a witness on the INQUEST To the sur.
prise OF the crowd gathered to hear his confession
ne said that he knew nothing at all about the muir.
der. ~
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Referred to the Department Of Justice.
From the Buffalo Express (Rep.)

The charges against Attorney General Brewster
are not entitled TO credit and Will not be GENERALLY
credited. But IL the Attorney General should give
up stumping Pennsylvania for Cameron and give
his attention to Fastening this investigation tho
public would be better satisfied with him.
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Ohio Tonic.

From the Atlanta Constitution (Dem)
Word is sent out from New York that the Hon
Samuel Tfden is In unusually robust health. Thu
breeze from Ohio Is very refreshing.
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NihiIist Incendiaries i'm Russia.

A cable dispatch from ST. Petersburg in the
New York Herald to-day says: "a thick fog,
smelling of burning turf, has covered the whole
or st Petersburg since yesterday. A vast circle
OF incendiary fires, extending from Finland to the
Baltlc, IS said to surround the capital and to In
the Emperor now Is. The fires are in the woods,
under which are the turf pits, and they may last
hilfStS
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tary OF War fve companies OF US. artillery, under
Gen. w. s. Hancock, from Governors Island, will
participate in the Bi-Centennial ceremonies on
Tuesday next They will arrive here on Monday,
AMI will be quartered in the third regiment
armOry.
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Shaw, the Condemned Murderer
he Is NOTIFIED OF THE DECISION OF THE COURT IN
GENERAL TERN AGAINST HIM-HE WANTS TO BE
ALONE IN ORDER TO PREPARE TO DIE.
Charles Shaw, the colored boy who is under SEN
tence OF death for the murder of his sister. was
not formally notified until yesterday that the
Court in General Term had affirmed his sentence.
although he had suspected it Then the warden,
Gen. Croker, called on Shaw in the double cell
where he Is confined yesterday and said: "You
have heard the news?"
me-" WV 0"S0 n"' son0 az "in''
But there is still hope; the President may be
eyes, sir; 1 know It," said Shaw. aDo you
mink there Is any CHANGER"
"Well" answered the warder 81 will not deceive
not hesitate to make trial"
:, General" said Shaw, II want cell to myself
y nave got 70 die: want to prepare for 1t, and
dent at once that may get ready"
he was asked II he objected to the two pris-
they are f1rst-rate men, but want to be by my
quest
WHAT SHAW SAID TO STAR REPORTER.
To-day reporter of THE STAR called on him
and found him calm and eager to learn If his coun
sci would go to the President When asked what
he proposed to do. he said he would have his case
presented to the President and he asked If the re-
porter thought that there was any show
When asked If he had any thing to say about the
case ne replied that he did not know anything
about 1T; that he did not get on the cars with hs
sister, and had not been over the Eastern Branch
Tor several days before his arrest: that Davis who
said ne met him near the race course, was mis-
stopped at the Uniontown station. and that he
MADE no such statement or confession as Officer
AnGerson testlned TO. He said that Father Hurley,
wiser. ~
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Wall Street TODAY.



NEW YORK, Oct. 2l-The Posts financial arttcla
says: The money market Is easy at 3Ha6 per cent
Tor call loans, according to the collateral pledged
changed. The Stock Exchange markets are quiet,
but strong to-day. There is no change in t. s.
ponds, except decline OF In the IS. State
ponds are dull and prices unchanged except for
tennessee is, od.which are DOWN. per cent Rail:
road bonds are 4a1 per cent higher. except Metro
pOiitan hrSts, which are down ~ to 951 and
down 2 per cent to 50. The result of all the
fluctuations in the stock market thus far TO-DAY
the business has amounted to TO- 600 shares or more
nave ranged as follows: Texas and Pacific, 39Xa
4l7s,Delaware, Lackawanna and Western l37al35iI
81, Wabash preferred 59Aa6Ox, and Northern
Pacific preferred 925sa931S The 'short' interest
III the leading stocks is large and leading rates are
is dull.
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Strike of Spinner


FALL RIVER, MASS, Oct. 21.--The spinners at
Mechanics mill struck this morning on account
OF dissatisfaction with the work and wages
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The Geological Survey.

The report OF Major Powell, director Of the
geological survey, for the fiscal year ended June
3Oth, 1882 which is now nearly complete, gives an
interesting account OF an examination made OF
the structural geology Of the Eureka mining dis
tr1ct OF Colorado, of the volcanic rocks OF the
Great Basin, and OF Mounts Shasta, Hood and
Rainier. Another department OF the work has
been the study OF certain lake basins in Utah.
Nevada and California
Another field of investigation has been the
study OF glacial formations extending from the
Atlantic coast to the middle portion Of the great
plains In northern attitudes The director says
all OF the Investigations in economic geology will
have practical value in determining the Char
acteristcs OF ore deposits, and viii advance
mining industries by pointing out the best
methods OF systematic development
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing prices
e the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. ii. Dodge, $50 18th street
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COTTON AND WOODEN MILLS OF EURoPE.-The
September number OF consular reports has just
been issued by the Department OF State. Thi
number is devoted to reports on the cotton and
WOODEN mills OF Europe, showing the area of land
occupied, machinery in uSe cost of machinery,
valuation OF plant, taxes paid. number OF splndIes
NUMBER or looms, amount OF wages paid, average
earnings OF employees, cost of living, etc.
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I'd Edition.
--latest qGlGgramS to Tle Star.
Charge of Defrauding the Govern.
ment.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 21.-George W. HUXLEY. OF
YORK, Pa, was given further hearing by United
states commissioner Gibbons this afternoon upon
tne charge OF derrauding the government by pre-.
priniins done for the Philadelphia post once.
AFTER hearing testimony the commissioner re-
served MS decision and held Hubley In 81 800 bail
Tor his appearance On Monday
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UniInportant-lf True.
From the Chicago Inter- Ocean

Because Chief Justice Waite left Rhode Island
avenue, Washington, and bought SIS 600 place on
street. property fell 10 per cent in value the old
place. and rose an equal amount In the vicinity OF
the new home.
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Useful Sort Of Pcrson.

From the Buffalo Express (Rep.)
We lost eight Congressman In Ohio, where Hub.
bell did help, and gained two In West Virginia,
where he didn't
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEssEIs.-The Tennessee,
YanJic, Alliance and Enterprise arrived at Phila.
delphfa this morning.
GOING WEsT.-AdJutant General Drum and Col
Barr will leave here tomorrow morhing to in
spect the military prison at LeavenwOrth, X an
SaS- Gen. Sherman will also 20 to LeavenWOrth
TO attend the rifle contests
MINISTER YoUNG's WIFE LILA private letter
received in this city from Mr.. John Russell Young
u s. minister to China, gives the information that
he arrived at Pekin on the 18th OF August but was
Compelled at once to return to Japan, owing to the
illness OF his wife, who contracted cold in this
country which settled on her lungs.
WANTS TO COUNT THE INDIANs.-The Indian
agent at the San Carlos agency has informed the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs that Gen. Crook
has requested that the San Pedro River and Fort
Apache Indians required to report at the indian
agency every day, so that they may be counted.
The agent asks advice from the Indian ONCE upoD
the subject, which is now under consideration.
SECRETARY TELLER will leave for Colorado this
evening.
THE CONTRACT for furnishing cast iron base fol
screen at the custom house, St Louis, has been
at q, $50
ilCaBINEr CONFERENCE.-The President had a con.
| ference with Secretary Frelinghuysen, Secretary
Lincoln. and Attorney General Brewster at the
White house this afternoon. The President did
| noon.
BOAT RACE rnis EvENINa-A three-mIle double.
Kear2ey and Fisher, OF the coast-survey ofIice
ana S0mmer5 and B0de, OF the Plate PRINTER
Rowing Association. A good race Is expected
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

BeImont's Retirement-The Cause Of 1.-THE
Cigarette Nuisance-The Passion Plav-1ts
AuthOr-The New Opera House-Suit Against
the "L''-1Irs. Langtry Once More-Amateur
Theatricals, Etc.
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The New senator from oregon.

Hon. Joseph N. Dolph, who was elected United
States Senator by the oregon legislature at late
hour last night, after numerous ballotings, is an
able lawyer and very energetic business man,
being prominently connected with most OF the
important business enterprises In oregon.
He was born in New York, and went to Oregon
ABOUT twenty years ago, soon after graduating as
law student. Immediately upon arriving there
.. ii. Mitchell, and they continued in part
nershfp at Portland until the election OF Mr.
Mitchell to the United States Senate In 1872
From that time he has continued in the practice
as the senior partner in the firm OF Dolph, Bro
naugh, Dolph Simon. Soon after his arrival II
Oregon he became United States District Attorney
and he has filled various other oflces In the state
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The Statue of Garibaldi.
Tor,na-n nncrlinrAl hn ,

Mr.. Tomaso Gagliardi, the sculptor, who was
well-known here years ago. when he was engaged
upon the sculpture of the pediment at the east
front Of the Senate wing OF the Capitol, has made
model in clay OF the statue OF Garibaldi, which
the Garioaldi Memorial Association propose to
erect in this city. The statue will be ten feet
high, with pedestal OF appropriate size. The
model is two feet high. 1t represents the Italian
general standing In an easy and graceful posture,
his left hand resting upon the hilt of sword,
and his right hand upon scroll inscribed with a
chart OF Italy, the index finger pointing signlf1-
cantly to aroma" The fine head is bare AS the
red shirted cOatless Garibaldi affords little ma
dignfed oy throwing military cloak carelessly
over the shoulders. loosely knotted scarf or
kerchief binds the flowing collar OF the shirt
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THE CONTRACT for furnishing cast iron base for
screen at the custom house, St Louis has been
awarded to Bartlett, Hayward & Co., Of Baltimore.
at q, $50
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IHE JAPANESE DIPLOMATISTS.-The japanese
embassies to the United States and Austria, now
en- route to Washington, arrived at Chicago last
evening. The suite OF the minister to this country
NJ. Terashima, consists Of T. Tameshina, K Ohgi
ana one servant The new minister is highly edH-
o ted, talks English fuently (having received his
on American affairs. He Is about ifty-three years
0 age He has held many high posts in the civil
rvlce OF his country. E. K Woodyens the min
England, expects to spend two or three days in
this city. He is about forty years old. He is ac-
co npaned by Nine. WOOyens and Y TOcla and
one servant
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SECRETARY TELLER Will leave for Colorado this
evening.