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Mr.. HATToN's NEWSPAPER


A Grand Change 70 Take Piaee-Hs
Pleads Net Guilty.
wAsHrNGToS, November 2a-Postmsster
Hatton says he has no connection with the
National Republican, and will not have
until next Monday. The form and dress
of the paper will be changed under its new
management. Mr.. Hatton disclaims all
connection with the Star Route gang.
So far as the National Republican Is con-
cerned, it has not been abusive OF the Star
Route prosecutions since last winter, when
it passed out Of General Brady's control.
The paper says editorially to-day. "fhe
Republican at all times has testified to the
good faith and fidelity Of the President in
the execution OF the laws, and has seen
nothing worthy of editorial comment in
the fact that he has, upon the recomnrenda'
ton of the Department of Justice, prompt
ly retired some minor officials who were by
that Department deemed hindrance 70
the prosecutions" Mr.. Hatton, when he
takes charge Of the paper, will publish
lbcWs-frU4n <WAfs<e~cq eoufce,- wh9thee 49,
Republican or Democratic.
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BREWSTER AND HENRY.
An Interview Between the Attorney
General and Marshal Henry.

General and Marshal Henry.
WASHINGTON, November 29.-The Depart
ment of Justice to day made public copy
of the interview between Attorney-General
Brewster and District Marshal Henry, held
at the formers office on June ID, last, i'm
mediately after the drawing for jurors in
the Star Route cases, in which the Attor-
ney.General interrsgated the Marshal at
length as to the qualifications of the men
selected as talesmen. In response Marshal
sad that he gave directions TO the Bailiff to
get good, reputable citizens, and that he
supposed they were such. Then Brewster
Took the Marshal TO Task
for not selecting the men himself and in
formed him that it was his duty to have
dSne so.
During the course of the conversation
the Attorney-General told Marshal Henry
that he wished him and everybody else to
understand that the Government does not
want a conviction unjustly obtained. 1t
wants fair play and will have it. The At
tOrney-General then questioned the Mar
shal about DOrsey's calling at his office, OF
which fact Henry denied knowledge and
insisted that he and his men had clean
hands in the matter.
Mr.. Brewster Charged Henry
with picking up men on the streets for
talesmen, whereupon Henry retorted that
he had done his entire duty and was as
anxious for fair trial as any one, and that
if any failures had been made they had
been made through ignorance and not de-
sign.
In closing the interview Marshal Henry
said: Il challenge the closest inyestiga-
ton"
In reply Attorney General Brewster said:
"If thereis just acquit tai by twelve re-
sponsible men, will rejoice. If one man
holds out against eleven, people will say.
how came that jury to be put in that con-
dition? This thing of jury fixing will
not tolerate"
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Aiuxer's Friends.

WAsBIyGToS, November 29.-While the
general opinion here is that the action OF
the President in the removal Of those men
who, II seems. stood in the way OF the
prosecution OF the Star Route
men was justifable, there are
are a great many who regret that Mr.. Ain.
ger, the postmaster Of the city, was among
the number IL is thought that the Presi
dent was either misinfnrmed as TO his con
nection with the Star Route cases, or that
he did not consider Mr.. Ainger, who was
one OF the few remaining appointees OF Mr..
Hayes, sufficiently stalwart 10 retain the
nlacP.
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LONDON, November 2e.-In reference to
the report that two Americans had been
Murdered on the west coast Of Madagascar,
it Is learned tqat one was killed and one
seriously wounded. The name OF the
former was Emerson and the latter Hulett
A native attendant and a European inter
prefer were also killed. An expedition
which was ordered TO punish the tribes
who committed the murder was prevented
from sailing by the French consul Faran-
ious.
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INV could.s Injunction Case,
WILD CAT STOCKS.
The Decline in the Mining Stock
Market.

New York, November 29.-The bad con-
dition of the mining stock market is signi-
fed by the fact that one of the leading pa
pers Of the city has discontinued the re-
ports OF mining news. Most OF the wild
cat stocks, which comprises an unduly large
part Of the stocks dealt in at the local ex-
changes, have sunk to nothing in the quota
tionS, and have dragged down the few
really good ctccks to very low figures. A
large number of companies which have
maintained gorgeous offices here o~repre-
sent their prospect holes in the west have
not sold enough stock for months to pay
office rent, and given up their rooms.
Other companies have been driven to try
their luck in Europe, where they have
agents at work, and American correspond
ents of foreign papers are offered handsome
inducements to puff their enterprises.
Some of the capitalists, especially OF Hol-
land, have been badly:bitten, and are shy
of these enterprises now.
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Y MORNING. NOVEMBER 80. 1882.
SOUTH AMERICA.
7tte Cordial Relations Existing Be
tween Chile and Colombia.

tween CniAe ana CoiomDta-
WASHINGTON, November 2a-It has re-
eently been reported that the government
ofChile has performed claim against that
Of 1he United States OF Colombia for the
amount of s2O,o0O,O:o for damages arising
from the latter having allowed arms and
military stories to pass across the Isthmus
Of Panama to Peru and Bolivia during the
late war with Chile. The Chilean legation
says emphatically that there is not one
word of truth in the statement 50 far as the
attitude of Chile is concerned. The same
legation adds that the relations between
Chile are far from being in the condition
inswbieh they are being described by the
enemies OF Chile, whence it is believed the
report has sprung.
tbs said that never before have the re-
lations between these two countries shown
better signs Of intelligence and cordiality.
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Inmates. Take Warning.

WASHINGTON, November 29.-Judge Wylie
yesterday afternoon, in replying to me.
ton of Mrs. Lock wood for new trial in
the case of G. w. Robey on the allegation
that he was insane, said: There are get
ting to be so many insane people in the
them, and l give notice now to all crazy
people who are intent on committing crime
that will sent them TO the penitentiary on
conviction"
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The Work Downing Kellogg.

New ORLEANS, November 29.-J. II. Ack-
len has submitted a brief to Governor Nc
Emery, denying that kellogg is an inhabi'
tant of Louisiana within the meaning Of
the Constitution of the United States, or a
resident of the Third Congressional district
under the provisions of the Louisiana Con-
stitution. The brief recites that there IS
no evidence that kellogg ever voted in the
State, or that he owns property in the
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Small Smash-up.

MONTPELIER, VT, November 29.-By a
collision between q train from here to
Montpelier Junction and an express train
on the main line OF the Central Vermont
Railway. a passenger coach of the express
train was wrecked. McAllister, the con-
ductor, had his leg so badly injured that
amputation was necessary. The accident
was caused by the air brakes not holding.
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Dickson's Trial.

WAsHiEGTos, November 29-In the Po-
lice Court this morning the hearing Of the
case OF Dickson, the foreman OF the Star
Route jury, Mas fixed for Tuesday next
Bonds 10 the amount Of u, 600, 600 were
presented at the Sub-Treasury, In New
York to-day by one savings bank, under
Saturdays call for extended IS.
The estimated reduction Of the Public
Debt for November will reach SG,000.OO0.
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Suicide of n Printer.

LOUISVILLE November 29.-This evening
George Lord, aged %, compositor for the
Courier Journal for the past four years,
went to his mothers to take supper. He
left the table, went into the adjoining
room, shot himself in the head and died in
short time after. He has had differences
with his wife. They had been living apart
for some time
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BsowssyILLE, Pa, November 2.-In tbS
fsmily Of VIM. 6hs6sr, the wife and thrss
dsug6te1 were msde dsngsrously ack By
eating pies msds from Shubayb which they
had canned the year before. They vomitsd
violently. The phyuciau Who was calied
pronounced Il ca6s Of poisouing, and pro
Scribed snttdotsl. Nons 81 The cnse 80
likely 70 prove fatal Upon sxanInaton
it vss found hat the add Of De Shubssb
hsd dissolved part Of Ne soldsf of To
can, thus forming Q poisoaous compound.
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A Mail Fraud Case.

CHICAGO, November 90. - An Omaha
special says counsel for Rev. Harvey, VINO
was convicted here yesterday for using the
United States mails for defrauding, will
raise the question of the copstitutionallty
nreme Court OF the United States.
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Affor the Erntue.

WAsuIyGroS, November 29.-The Hon.
Warner Stateman, OF Cincinnati is being
strongly recommended for the vacant
judgeship in the Southern district Of Ohio.
He isindorsed by Governor Foster, Senators
Pendleton and sherman, Emery Storrs, Of
Chicago, and other public men. Speaker
Keifer is urging the appointment OF his
brother-inl law, Judge White, OF Cincinnati.
The only objection made to him is his age,
he being SO years old. The Senate SO far
refused TO confirm the appointment OF any
Judge over GO years old, on the ground that
1t is life position, and it is believed that
on this account, il not ON others, the Presi.
dent will not nominate Judge White.
Congressman Butterworth has telegraphed
the President not to make an appointment
until he has reached Washington and had
a hearing on the question. It has been re.
porhd that Butterworth himself was Q
,LisNs true or not " is not 'is4l6wh,t whether
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The SturIa.Stiles Case.

CHICAGO, November 29-In the Sturla
murder case the evidence all tended to show
inhuman treatment of the defendant by
Stiles and made a strange picture OF wom-
anly love and devotion and prohigate life
and character.
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A Careless Smoker.

WARREN, O., November 2a-The Rev. r.
M ;s buggy last Saturday. put f1s the
he'had been smoking in his pocket, but had
not removed the fire entirely from 1t. I'M
few moments his clothing was enyeloped in
flames famed by the wind, and before he
could extricate himself was badly burned
about the chest and stomach. His recovery
!, doubtful
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Italy.

ROME, November 29-The Rassegua,
newspaper says the recent visit of Dsgiers,
Russian Foreign Minister to Rome, proves
that Russia will support the pacific policy
of Germany and Austria, to which Italy
has given explicit adhesion.
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NeusunnerS0ld.

KNoxsvILIE, TENN, November 29-Wm.
Rule, editor and proprietor of the knoxs-
Vile daily Chronicle, sold the paper to a
Joint stock company. Col. II. R Gibson,
editor of the Khecksville weekly Republi-
can will be editor of the Chronicle. Glib
sons paper supported P. G. Hunt, who de-
feated Rule for Congress.
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A LibelSuit.

MONTREAL November 29,-The libel suit
of DR., Degrosbois, Liberal, against Father
Sentenac, of Rsxton Falls, who denounced
him for his action during the political can
yass as bad Catholic, has been compro-
missed, the defendant paying $500 and costs,
amounting to over 81 900.
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ATrain I'm Charge OF Cowboys.

FoRr WORTH, Ten, November pa
gang of drunken COW boys boarded train
at Sweet Water Grove yesterday, drove the
passengers off at the point OF the revolver,
bound the conductor and engineer back TO
back and then ran the train to this place
and left IL
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CrHsrlLASp. M, Eovsmbes g.-rhs
shipments from the mines q the Cumhee'
land coal region for the vssk ended 6stuf-
day, November rs, were SO tons, and los
the year 70 that dsts I, ,252, 10 tons, d
cTesss Of 700, ,07o tons.
VIM. Powell, aeed 70, w. kfilsl b. beisg
thrown under tbe wheels 81 . mine esf. %
which be Was riding.
; Sheriff shuck recsived tsisgTsn fsoo
Paw.Psg, West Yiryinia, requesting ~
srrest OF Denton ehupp. captsis, snd 1ee
Summers, coIossd, stesrSnan d onal b9o4
n. A. ohupp, chssDsd vfth eecottne O..
tain Harry Arnold. of bot wsyssd DD1-
ner, on tis canal, "a milss froo cenbes.
ispd. ne tVo nss ven suoslod AfnolA
u aaid % b badly wounded
Geo. q Rtcs. .liv{ng ax miles - efCsn-
beSispd, fataily injured b sfslling ira
died this morning
The hesdine d tie Cssspiidstscn Cca.
pepy's mins, nsar EekhaA vhScA aiIe1
Hith vs4se duing ~ la1s aBlks. q. ~
ped Saturday, as1 ~ vaew p - bsdhg
fakon mt
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The Reading Railroad.

PHrLApELPHIA, November 29.-President
Gowen says the net earnings of the Reading
company, after payment OF full fixed
charges for rents and interest will be fully
twS and one half per cent.
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and said he could go no further without
the list of the members before him. He
the House, and admitted that 4 majority
of the Legislature had been claimed for
some of the bills other than the Scott bill.
He also testified that he knew Watson re-
ceiyed, In al, $1,000, to pay out to pro-
mote the scheme of the Union Railroad
Company, and the passage of the Scott
bill. -v
The jury in the case of J. D. Watson dis
agreed, and was dismissed tonight, stand
ing eight for conviction and four for ac-
quittal. The cases of Representatives
Wright and Bloch will begin on Friday,
and Watson will be tried again immedi-
ately after
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SIO OOO damages.

BUFFALO. November 29.-George Smith,
in suit for damages against the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad, on
account of injuries received at a crossing
owing to a fagman not being employed
there, was awarded $4,000.
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Pension Agent wordell.

DETROIT, November OF. A. Wordell,
late special agent of the pension depart
ment, arraigned before the police court on
four charges Of forgery, pleaded not guilty.
and in default of bail to the amount OF
81 500 in each case was remanded to jail.
His examination is fixed for Decembert l,
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interest Of the defendants. 1t Is said that
his retention in the Postoffice Departments
after his conflicting statements ha1 given
positive aid and cCmfort 10 all the defend.
ants in the case, 80 that bis future useini-
ness as a witness for the government 3
permanently impaired. S-.gszssis, -
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FarEilliuran Editor.

MAYERsvILLE, MISS, November 29.-Joe
Thomas, found guilty of the murder OF
Chss. NJ. Murphy, editor OF the Rolling
Fork Review, was sentenced to life impris-
oDment to-day.
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IRELAND.

PoOfe and Dsvine Committed forTrfai
The other Prisoners Discharged
DpDLIN, November 29-Poole, one of the
lnen arrested yesterday in connection with
the murder of Detective Coz, stated in the
intestigation to-day, that he had nothing
tn dp With the murder. He said he believed
n kahienf Of he men Elas axseuhle3 Sp<z
urday night was to murder himself. De-
vine vas an enemy of his. He did not
know Bowling, the man who shot Coz.
Poole and DeviHe were committed for trial
The other prisoners were discharged.
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Fro.f.Ritfen Cadets.

BosroY, November 29.-The United States
training ship jamestown arrived six days
ont from New York, after q stormy trip.
A large proportion of the boys we're frost
bitten. Many are on the sick list with
couchs and colds.
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THE NEWS.

DOIne>ucs
A rich vein of copper has been struck
at Waynesburg, Pa.
There are only nine States without
state Boards of Health.
The question Of prohibiting the sale
| of liquors in the Yosemite Is being agl-
tated i'm California.
Frank Smythe, of Chicago, shot him
| self through the heart, all on account Of
an Ohio girl who had Tilted him.
Postmaster Corbus, at La Sale, ILL.,,
tried To suppress the La Sale Democrat
| Nv refusing to send it through the mail.
The annual meeting of the Ohio State
horticultural Society will be held at
|the court house, ChiIlicOthe, December
18th, eth and Sth.
The citizens of Cincinnati are organ
|iziug by blocks and cleaningth streets
lin tie best portions of the city without
the authorities who have so
bong neglected them.
Geo. W. Williams, Past Grand
Worthy Patriarch of the Sons Of Tenn
|perancc Of Virginia, and for many years
Journal Clerk of the State Senate, died
|at his residence, in Richmond, Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tilton, wife of Theo-
EOre, and the beroine Of the Raeaher.
Lrial, 4 sneg0tldtiAtfng for the purchase Of
h house and lot in her native village,
Tranbury, \. j., with the view Of max
ing il her home.
oklahoma Payne is reported to be
IbOut TO renew his chronic endeavOr TO
cate in Indian Territory. If Payne
had shown the same amount of industry
In almost any other direction he might
have teen = millionaire ere this.
Foreign.
There is evidently . screw loose some
|khere in Egyptian affairs, since that
4 government intends to subject to revi-
ion all press kilograms to England and
H., continent. To put the matter
HlginIv. the news received from the
Ia,ni may be relied upon not to be
IEtt~.
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Lottery Laws a Dead Letter.

CHICAGO November 29.--The law prohib'
iting the sale OF lottery tickets has become
a dead letter here. as the business is being
conducted and freely advertised by circu-
lars and signs. Some of them frankly con.
Tess that they pay large sums for illegal
rn,nAnnfinr
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The Omeisl Coupt I'm Michigan.

LANSING, November 29.-The official fig
ures show that Jerome, Republican candi-
date for Governor, was beaten by Begoie,
Fusion, by 4,754 votes Crosby, Republican
for Lieutenant. Governor, has 1889.
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A victory for LOtta.

BosroN, November 29.-Lotta, the actress,
in the equity suit against B. F. Randall &
Co, with which firm she was in partner.
ship in cotton speculation, was awarded
$4,000 to-day. Lotta claimed 81 200.
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RUMoRED REMOVALS.
Public Printer Rounds and b. =. Nsr.
ton ofthe PossofEee Departmeat.

ton efthe Possofkce Department.
WASHINGTON, November 29.-The state.
ment that Public Printer Rounds was to be
among those who are TO be removed IL now
very generally discredited- 1t now trans
pires that the rumor is entirely without
foundation, IL being asserted By Mr..
Rounds friends that be hes bad ne intims-
tion of anything Of the kind
HannfbaI Must Go.
Among the candidates for removal as
Officially delinquent" is Mr.. Hannibal b.
Norton, the Finance Clerk of the Postoffice
Department, whose statements TO govern
mept counsel and subsequent testimony in
the Star Route case did not agree. This Is
the witness who wanted 10 argue points OF
law on the witness stand with the counsel
for the prosecution. and who was COM
fasrGed 10y sr Nsry;-l TO stand down as
trJwifg Eiff.-s st,.s t.s lBR fts
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A COINCIDENCE.
The 0ustsd 0ficers and the Indiana
~ Campaign.
An Interview Between Attorney Genera
Brewster and District Marshal Henry
After the Drawing Of the Star
Route Jurors. rs
THE REASSEABLING OF THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, November 29.-It is an odd
coincidence that four Of the Office holders
removed for alleged sympathy with the
Star Route defendants were among the Re-
publicaDs who visited Indiana in October.
1880, to give aid and comfort to Mr.. s. w.
Dorsey, the Secretary of the National Re
publican Committee, in his management of
the campaign in that State. They are De-
tective George o. Miller, Postmaster Ainger;
his assistant, Myron N. Parker and Mr.. G.
E. Henry, now Marshal of this District, but
awaiting the appointment or his successor.
IL is said that part of the recent letter of
Mr.. George Bliss to the President not
made public, contained among efAer
thiBey a-<a@---. rsI-,s-l-- p -
Highly CommendatOry Paragraph
about the remarkable services rendered the
government by Mr.. Corkhill, the District
Attorney here, who convicted Guiteau Of
the murder of President Garfield, and set
ting forth that he out not to be removed.
The parties removed for alleged sympathy
with ex-senator Dorsey, it is said, are now
anxious TO know whether their visit 10 In
dianapolis to help keep life in the grand
old party" is alleged against them. 1t also
appears that some others employed in the
Pension Office who went to Indiana in
1880 TO help ameliorate the condition OF
that State were
Bounced by Commissioner Dudley,
who was then the Marshal of Indiana. 1t is
feared that if this thing keeps on it will
sooner or later affect all those now holding
government offices who attended the dinner
given by Mr.. Dorsey at DelmOnico's early
In in 1881. II is remembered that Mr.. Geo.
Bliss, who was one of the guests, kindly
loaned his invitation to that dinner TO Mr..
MCSweeny, one of Dorsey's counsel, who
made dramatic use of il in his closing
speech to the Star Route jury.
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A C.naa,an Cable Pro,ec..

ToRoNTo, November 29-The Great North
western Telegraph company elected Erastus
Wyman, of New York, president and ap-
rointed = committee 20 conS'Ssr F-oi"C.
= -. D -shle !, :. Y ---...f--.-
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me n..e.s 40 WeeA's ssssy.

REV YoRK, November 2o.-fhsre 10 Q
good deal Of feeling among the msmbers OF
the Masonic fraternity in this city over
Thurlow Weeds story Of the late d Nor.
gan. Some say that though ths story 10 In
geniously woven 1t cannot b subetsntas-
led, and The Masous will not believe t.
Nor will the order take any action 70 de.
prove Weeds statement
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IDOu't be Alarmed

at Bright's Disease, Diabetes, or any disease
OF the kidneys, liver or urinary organs, as
Hop Bitters will certainly and lastingly
cure you. and it is the only thing that will.
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ALtouor BIZ Killed.

MONTPELIER, November 29.-The bill
making the enforcement OF the liquor law
more stringent was killed in the Senate,
and the Legislature adjourned sine die.