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Japs.

CHICAGO, October 2O.-The Japanese en-
bsSsy, in charge of d. w. Stevens, en- route
from San Francisco to Washington, arrived
this afternoon over the Burlington road
and left at once over the Fl. Wayne road
The party is composed of Serashim Munen'
ori, Minister to Washington, and Justhie
wooyeno Kamenori, Minister to Vienna,
and their suites.
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HELP FOR MALONE.

A Series Of Letters OF Absorbing In
Besros. oOtobss &C. lesoffesody has got
copies d several letters which have passed
between the Chairman of the Republican
Committee and prominent Republicans and
others regarding the campaign, and por-
ton of them will be published here in the
morning. One is from Mr.. Henderson, the
Secretary of the Committee, to Mr.. Hub
bell, and reads as follows:
a HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN CoNeREs-
sIoNAL COMMITTEE, No. $50 THIRTEENTH
STREET, n. W,
Hon J. 4. Hub6etl, Fifth ArenHe Hotel, New
York.
DEAR JUDeE-I wrote General Mahsne a
few days ago as TO what he thought the
capitation tax of Virginia should be. / en-
close his answer and call your attention to
the last paragraph of his letter. For Gods
sake do not let this report that Mr.. Chand-
Ter brings me be the closing Of your work.
You must make q break among the capital
lists. Hastily and cordially yours,
D. B. HENDERSON,
Secretary.
Mahone's letter was as follows:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 2, 1882.
My DEAR GENERAL:-Thanks for your es-
teemed note OF the 2Sth ult. l will be able
TO give the desired information early next
week. We ought to have help at the ear
liest day now. No time TO lose.
Yours truly, MALONE,
Here is another from Henderson to Hub
bell, dated headquarters, Oct. 5:
Hon. J. A. HubbeA, Fifth Avenue Hotel, Neo
enclose letter from Chairman Brady,
rvhinh ahnua hnuv rraQQInO VIRGINIA mat
ters are. While / am not in favor OF let
ting this into their hands until the 18th,
still you can see that the time is near at
hand. In that State alone We will need at
least $25, 600, according to estimates OF Col.
Brady. / merely enclose this for your in
formation. How are you Getting alongp
What have you done so far?
Cordially yours, ID. B. HENDERSON,
Secretary.
This is the letter alluded to:
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
CHAIRMAN, JAMES D. BRADY.
SECRETARY, NJ. V. HAZELwooD.
PETERSBURG, VA, October 4, 1882.
Colonel D. B. Henderson, Secretary National
Republican Committee, Washington, D. C:
My DEAR CoLoNEL:-After consultation
with few of our most influential friends
find that it is now too late to make the
move in the Fourth district suggested. As
to Jorgensen. If you should see Jorgensen
before / return to Washington on Monday
next please advise him. 1t is of vital inl-
portance to our cause that we should re-
Ceive financial help within the next five
days, and sincerely trust that your COM
mittee may be able to favorably respond.
Very truly yours,
JAMES D. BRADY.
There are other letters of the same nature
supposed to be in the hands of some prom
inent Democrats who refuse to disclose the
sources from which they came. l have
seen the originals in all cases quoted, and
from what can gather they were sent on
here from New York or Washington.
Some startling revelations are promised
later on.
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G<rman ESsessSes.

BERIs. October 2o.-In all the great
towns where the Catholics DO not predomi-
nate the elections resulted in favor Of the
Liberals. The Liberals gain 80 votes in tbs
district from the Conservatives. In severn!
new districts In the vicinity OF Berlin ana
Potsdam the conservatives have been VIC
torious. No one party will have msjoii'
ty in the new Chamber. In order 70 OBJ
tsir majority 1t would Be necessary Tor
the Government to enter into m aiiiance
with the Clericals and Conservatives.
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the TARIFF COMMISSION.
How They Are Proceeding with Their
work. -s#

WASHINGTON, October 20.-In systematic.
ing their work, for report to Congress, the
Tariff Commission members are divided up
as follows, each two with special subjects
Hayes and Garland, wool and kindred in
terests; Oliver and Porter. manufactured
iron and kindred subjects; Kenner and Un-
derwood. sugar, cotton and rice; Amber
and Bateler, agricultural interests. Under
wood and Boteler are the members who
have not made up their minds as to the
scheme of tariff to favor, all the rest having
their plans well defined, Dut exactly what
they are no one knows.
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namnud Made.

PRovIDEScE, &, l., October 2o.--The
Turkish government has made demand
upon the Providence Tool Company for
4S6l7 rifles with hayonets and scabbards,
manufactured by the Tool Company for the
Turkish government, and held, as alleged,
in store by said company for the Turkish
government SIS
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The Fever.

PENSACOLA, October Goa daughter of
DR.. Whitney, Secretary of the Board Of
Health, died yesterday of yellow fever
Several cases offever are reported in ada
cent towns.
PENSACOLA, October 2o.=Forty-two new
cases to day and two deaths.
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WIN AMkfiHk-

SALEM. 0RRsoS, October 20.-Stalwarts
in a convention last evening decided TO
stand by Mitchell to the end OF the session.
Mitchell, in an open letter, says be is In
the hands of his friends The nti-hitchell
Republicans also met last evening and de
cided to hold out. EE
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Lnfharnn Rxnasi.

P1rrsBrRGH, October 2o.-The Evangelical
Lutheran Synod in session here have de-
cided to allow ministers or school teachers
connected With the Synod, as we'll as pro-
fessors in institutions of learning the right
of suffrage in the business Of the Synod.
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sentenced Co Hang.

81. LOUIS, October 20-A Post-Dispatch
special from Baton Rouge, La, says: The
Governor has sentenced Peter Thomas and
Laura Bright TO be hanged at Mansfield,
DeSots Parish. on December 18th, fls .he
murder OF Lau-a's husband.
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Rros,eesire II. C.,s.


CUMBERLAND, Nd, October 1o.-Ths
miners in the Meyerldaie region hsye
struck for an sdvancs Of from % 70 - cents
per ton. Only one mine u working todsy.
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A medicine that destroys The germ o.
cause OF Brighfs Disease, Diabetes Kidney
and Liver Complaints, and has power 70
root them out OF the system, y shove aii
price. Such medicine Is Hop Bittef1 snd
po.iiiye proof Of This can Be found ~ one
i,'z'. er ty aslirg your nsighlrrs gso
Eait k.lEtp.tS b. u
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STAMPED Enyelopes.

during the greater part of the year in the
preparation Of statistics relative to mining
industries
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IGN.

e Horse Guards received quite an
bon yesterday.
neral Wolseley reviewed the Brit
roOps ut Alexandria yesterday.
Baden dispatch says Emperor Will
has entirely recovered from his in
OSitiOn.
e German government failed to re-
a majority of delegates in the
ions of Wednesday.
Panama telegram says the recently
vered gold mines in Guatemala
reating much excitement there.
e correspondent Of the Cologne
tie at Alexandria, writing to this
| r, reiterates and substantiates the
tiOns of English cruelty to Egypt
Wounded.
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STATE OF TRADE.
cenditioI Of ths usrtsts ct H.
4sadlag ceatfss z or5's-t !. /.
Business eeaerally Reported 6esd, M.s
though UnssasonahIe Wssther Ms 4.
Caused Slight Falling OF ID :
y Soma Localities.
PROSPECTS FOR THE NEAR FUTURE.



NKv Yoax, October 2o-Whils there Il .
lessening in activity In most departments.
owing partly 10 the unfayorable weather,
the business Of the week has besn on the
whole satisfactory, and the outlook 10 re-
garded favorable. In dry goods there arc
more retail buyers than usual In the msrkst
at this season.. The jobbins trade and COM
mission business have been retarded By the
unfavorable weather, bot there n q fair ~.
asserting demand which viii continue -
the retail trade s very active. A good deal
Of clearing ont and some cutting In prices
Is noticed In the foreign dres
goods line. In. domcstics, stocks arc
accumulating somewhat bat prices
are hrm with business comparatively
quiet There - . fair distributing
trade In cotton goods, and some cutting q
prices. The carpet trade u quiet aud the
woolen trade fairly aotive, with prices we'll
sustained. Grain market Is stronger. In
corn there has been considerable advaAoe,
In pork and provisions the market be-
been irregular and unsettlsd. In wool
there has been no material change. The
failure Of few manufacturers In the East
has somewhat eiiycted the strength Of the
market but without materially rsdudng
values. In groceries, sugar and cofiss sre
quiet Tea 10 slishtly lower. Buttsf and
cheese are unchanged. Leather 10 firm on
small transactious. The bad weather has
had depressing effect on the boot and
shoe trades. There are no new features In
the iron trade. Prices are strouD Tor both
American and foreign pig, and the demand
Is only moderate.
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81. Logu, October 1o.-0snseal bnaeso.
did not expefience any vssy csst yush, bet
Il ha kept up wsll end Mr. oeder tss9s-
in ths Wv q scstiag up stecks - 49, -
sII tbe je6tipG bfaaehil Thefe vese 49,.
slieht dsciisss is soppse, shset isea -
sbeet sinc, bot etAefuie vnieo vssU v!ll
maiptained- Esw Iosis1aa 4eeeelo bbas
lie nsrket ssd com9snds 3 bigh pglee-
70 cents Per 1ilos. Lei toeocee - 49,
slos, snd nsnufactsrsu - sxf1soag .
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INyAIIp wifes and mothers quickly re-
stored 70 health by using Browns Iron
BitteIs. A true tonic,
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nestle.
resident Arthur registered in New
| K, Tuesday.
here was a Cabinet meeting in
shington yesterday afternoon.
i've negroes, four men and q woman,
: hanged at Eastman, Ga, yester-
terrible panic occurred in q church
kreensbOro, y. c., in which several
IONS were fatally injured.
cashington telegram: "The Presi-
has returned in excellent health.
reports that he was suffering nom
dts disease are incorrect"
,yeral interesting documents, Of a
|ublican and dpApeial nature, are
|Nlfn a Boston telegram this morn
supplemented by q promise Of fur
revelations Of q startling character.
e print this morning q pithy and
|l |lted interview with Ex-senator
~, at Kansas City, on Star Route
ters in general, and Attorney Gen.
Brewster in particular. The Sena-
mildly indignant.
ew York telegram: Turf, Field
Farm, to-day, says Powell has Of
4 to bet twenty thousand dollars
he will win the coming six-day pc
rian match. The sanguine believe
miles will be made"
rumOr comes from Washington
the Stalwarts are becoming alarm
yer the aspect of the political skies,
talk of bringing out Secretary Lin
as a Presidential candidate in 1884,
means of paeifying the Halt-Breeds.
wv York correspondence Philadel-
Times: Great personal efforts
been made by Judge Folger and
| friends OF Arthur to get the Times
the Tribune, or either one of them,
We the FOlger ticket a warm sup
but they have failed. II is limited
George Jones, Of the Times, was
ed high Federal office if he would
his paper "hOt" for Folger, but
eclined.
lfalo letter to New York Sun:
5 the easiest man in Buffalo to see.
II find him nearly all day at his
in the Mayors office. If he isn't
E you'll find him at work IN his
back office on Main street. You
I have to state your business to
messenger or private secretary, and
don't want anybody to present you.
walk in and introduce yourself,
you will feel at home in a minute"
scriptiOn of Glover Cleveland,
Ocratic candidate for Governor Of
York.
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The weather To-Day.

AsH1NsroN, October 21, N-For the
nessee and Ohio valleys and lower lake
on, fair weather, slowly rising tenn
|ture, falling barometer and light YAria-
|SindS.
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PtttsbaPgh.

PrrrsnuRGH, October 20-Trsde 10 fairly
active with no material change sinoe last
week Pig iron IL In geodsdsniand for I'm.
mediate wants, but purchasers are not buy:
ing for the future. Prices are quiet and
steady. Manufactured iron Is In fair In
quiry and unchanged. The demand IL not
Increasing, % Y was expected would b the
case after the strike had ended. Nanufso.
turers, however, are hopeful OF better
trade In the next few weeks. The glasg
business is inactive and unchanged. Coal
is firmer but unchanged. Petroleum wss
dull and steady; united certificates were
quoted during the week at 8iX09o Ne;
sale, 5'452 900 barrels. Cattle srs firm; re.
ceipts. (, 1,6S4 head Of Through, and 2,SlS bead
OF focal; fsir 70 extra a 1905 80. Hou-
Receipts 20,1s5 head; Yorksfs ~ S007 60;
Phiiadelphias g 3D@s 86. Shssp-Rs.
ceipts /. 706 head; fah 70 extra - 1861 65;
lambs 81 25Sa5 26.
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Ralsinsps.

BALrIxolx, October 2O.-Ths situation in
both financial and mercantile circles n
without special change. In the msrchandlso
market the principal eysnt was ths specu.
latiye movement In wheat, which eiSFisd
prices above shipping points and nscss.
ssrily checked exports. The recelpts were
unusually small, and Il II thought p b
part Of speculative scheme TO bold back
supplies 10 that prices on the Other sids
msy be sufficiently advanced 10 MAKE NJ
munerative market The distdbutlou o(
general merchandise II quite libsni,
though some lines have bsen retarded By
unreasonable weather In The early part of
the week.
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"ugater bad q very weak back.
= cured her. JnRS OsGuL, Pitts
"a.
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RNat0n.


BosroS, October 20.-The wool market
has been effected by the failures of two OF
more wooden mills, one Of them Q large
ore. Sales OF wool this week, l,7+60O
pounds, against 2,6S5, 900 pounds last week,
and 2,497 $50 pounds the. corresponding
week OF last year. The boot and shoe
trade continues promising, and shipments
on fall orders the past week foot up 81. .623
cases, against 4s, $50 cases for the same week
in 1881. Factories are receiving orders for
spring goods. Leather is quiet, and hides
active and firm. The iron market Is fairly
steady. Refined scrap Is lower. Copper.
tin and spelter are lower. Dairy products
are steady. Large quantities Of poor pota.
toes are being shipped here, and prioss
range from 70c for good 70 25c for poor.
Beef, choice hind quarters, l3c. Hog pro-
little more active: sugar 20 higher; trs
and coffee dull and dropping. Grain 10 gen.
ersiIy firmer and trade good.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, October q. Decidedly colder
weather has come and Q sharp frost was dis.
cernible this morning. 1t does no appreci.
able damage to crops, and will b OF service
in checking the rank growth OF the early
wheat The weather has been perfect for
ripening corn, O. we'll - for wheat sowing.
Everything that can possibly be made out
of the corn crop has been attain.
ed by the favorable weather OF
the past two months. Still tho
price continues high and though new corn
from the South Is making its appearance
holders are very firm. Transactions were
light TODAY, but rs cents Was asked.
Wheat has been little higher during the
week, but 10 easier now at 81 0O@i OF. with
only moderate demand. = Oats continue
firm at full prices with good demand,
selling to-day at 81 cents. Rye has been
in good demand with prices
we'll sustained, selling high st
64H cents. Pork Is scarce and Is held
firmly at $25 90. Lard Is dull and nominal
I2Ac. II was 20 higher during the week,
but fell in sympathy with tho contracting
markets. The stock OF bulk meats and ba.
con Ii almost exhausted and prices are al.
most nominal. but are held high. Whisky
has been steady and unchanged. Hog are
weaker with but little change In prices.
Receipts are growing larger. In general
business there has been Q fair volume OF
trade, but no special features and no mate
rial change In prices.
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Cuc4ao, oetsbss N-lt = ailelp6 -
maeuiNosat scheme 81 ball q - ae2
an1 sunnss fssort, 70 b e1}Ie1 - oA4-
cafo, e IL head q LAke Msh1n. .
scSems organized y - yege ~
has bs.s ss.sSssse s....s g s. ssssr.s :
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CJSveaa01.

CLxyEIAxD, October 20.-Ths Iron mar
iets are In about the samc oonditioo - Q
week ago. Pig iron b quiet, and no pss.
ceptible change II noticed. Thsrs h eprss.
sure to sell, bat prices afs not lower,
though concessions could b obtained Tor .
large lot Shipments Of pig Iron haye bsea
made during The pest week on tsn days -
Eastern markets. The dsmapd n s(esdy
for manufactured Iron. and prices ass arm.
Stocks are light md the aseoetnsot irregu-
lar. Steel rails are In good demand at IN.
changed prices. Petroleum h hfm ed
advancing. especially fof highsg gfadss.
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PHnAprIsxa, Octossr D.-fts1s innost
Ssparfments hss bsen nedsfstsly ectiyD
durins tbs pSst week snd - pnsS g ~
ssvesi iesdiiig artieIss a.s klebM. Css.ee
q uDsettId aSd iovss. Fouf senasen ~
fsir demand, sPd Prisss sss s.say ~
/ demand, and dossd hieheE 0.ts 80 9
traction higher e H. cIoee. Thece -
BEEN . GOD jobbing tssds d IscyicieeA
and prizes ass veil maintainsl Petfotee0
ube6sneed. In wool . fair baslneU y -
ing as former rstsA Whisky u seeue =
lest quoted
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Yester[iay'. Temperature.

allowing is the Thermometer record
erday, compared with the correspond
day Of last year:
iHSl lS2
l2M.SP. N. 7PM. 7AN.rMSPM7PM.
IS 50 IS As 81 % 30
rerage yesterday 50.
me dag last year $50.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-03-09

AN attempt was made to assassinate
Queen Victoria last Thursday evening.
AS the Queen was entering her car
riage ut Windsor Railroad Station, a
man in the station yard deliberately
fired Il pistol at her. The miscreant
was Immediately arrested and taken
to Windsor Police Station. He gave
his name as Roderick MacLean, gro
GERS clerk, twenty-seven years old,
and said he fired because he was hun
gly. lie apparently intended firing
again, but the revolver was knocked
from his hand by a bystander and
handed to the police. The Queen
manifested no alarm, and no political
significance is attached to the attempt
ed assassination.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-03-09
Land DepartmentFrauds.

Last Friday Senator Van Wyck
made speech against the frauds in
the Land Department, in which he
made direct charges. He declared that
an organized ring has been robbing
the government by means of these
township surveys.
Under the law township sites can be
surveyed by depositing at any govern
ment depository the estimated amount
of the cost of the survey, in return for
which the party making the deposits
is given land certificates which are
receivable in payment for government
l,nds anywhere. The original law
made these certificates receivable only
for LAND in township surveys, and it is
a fact that the records show that since
the amendment to the law making
them e.ally receivable, there has
been an enormous increase in these
surveys.
Van Wyck charges that the ring
surveys in townships where land is
absolutely worthless, and uses the GER
titicates to purchase valuable lands
elsewhere he charges that surveyors
general are in this ring, and that they
give out contracts for surveys to mem
bers of the ring at figures largely in
excess of the real cost. In proof OF
these charges, he cites the fact that the
names of the same parties. appear on
the records of the General Land Office
as contractors for making these surveys
in Arizona, California, Idaho, Nebras-
ka and Nevada.
A table showing a remarkable in.
crease in these surveys was presented
by Van Wyck. 1t shows that opera.
tions under this survey system are
costing the government millions Of
dollars, and the expenses in this direc
ton continue to increase yearly.
Is there any department of the gov
ernment that is free from the taint q
fraud and corruption?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-03-09
The Death OF ScIlas :. ncGahan.

Previous to the commencement OF
the exercises of the Congregational
Sabbath School on last Sabbath, Su-
perintendent Reed, after touchingly
alluding to the character and life of
the deceased, read the following reso-
lutiors, on behalf of the Committee,
expressive of the appreciation of the
beauty and loveliness of character
which adorned her life:
|, With a deep sense of grief and lone
illness, the Congregational Sabbath
School of Ravenna records the death
of its beloved member, Sella S. M =
Gahan; therefore,
RESOLVED, 1ST. That the Teachers
of the S. S. have lost in her an esteem
ed friend and faithful co. work Ell, whose
purity of life has won the respect of
all.
2ND, That we offer to the afflicted
family and friends our earnest express
sion of sorrow and regret, end tender
to them our warmest sympathy in this
hour of bereavement.
BIRD, That a copy of these resolutions
tie furnished the sorr0wing family, and
that they be published.
NELLIE MUNSoN,
JERUSHA OyIATT,
BELLE CATLIN,
Committee.
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RANDOLPH.

Correspondence.
Frank Hoot will open a blacksmith
shop on the corner at Johnnycake
Hollow.
The wheat crop in Randolph gener-
ally looks very promising.
Rogers & Loesch purchased twenty
acres of land in the western part of
Randolph, of Joseph PauIus; consid-
Grafton $500.
Geo. Bealc is making rapid progress
with his new house. Six men, MIR.
Craig, Peter Goodyear, M. Dohl, r..
Potter and l.. Corl, in one day, laid up
the -four walls of the cellar, which is
lSx26 #. and #. high. The carpen-
ters are now at work on the frome and
soon q new residence will he establish
ed. *,%
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-03-09

The Young Peoples Association con-
nected with the Church of which Miss
McGahan was member, on Monday
evening passed the following preamble
and resolutions:
WHEREAS, The Young Peoples AS.
sociation of the Congregational Church
has sustained a great loss in the death
of it's esteemed member, Sella S. Nc
Gahan, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, 1sT, That the earnestness
of her life, the gentleness of her char
acter, and her devotion to the Masters
cause, leave for us an example which
we can best honor by initiating.
2ND, That though realizing the in
competency of words, we extend to
the mourning family our heartfelt
sympathy in this their severe affiiction.
Bird, That copy of these resolutions
be given to the family, and that they
also be inserted in the County papers.
A. ID. BATH,
BELLE G.. CATLIN,
NELLIE MUNsON,
Committee.