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'TELEGRAPHIC.
Meeting Of Citizens Of Danvlle, Virginia.
Closing Of the Louisville ExpOsitiOn---
Miners to Strike.
Lottery Men Indicted In Chicago 49, The
Sharon Troubles "A Rspist Hung
In Kentucky.

RICHMOND, November Io.--Invesigation
into the reported trouble among the negroes
Of Southampton county develops nothing in
the rumors.
PIrTsBUKc, November Io.--A large mass
meeting Of coal miners Of the fourth pool was
held to-day, at which it was resolved to strike
on the 18th unless the operators restore the
district price Of cents per bushel, or agree
TO submit the wages question to arbitrators in
the meantime.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November Io.-The mys-
terry surrounding the disappearance OF Hannah
Donegan, who has been missing since October
Io, was cleared up to-day, when her husband
identified the body taken from the river as that
Of his wife. She had left her house slightly
under the influence Of liquor.
SAN FRANCISCO, November Io.-william
Sharon filed an answer to-day to the complaint
Of Miss Hill lie denies he executed mar.
rage contract and charges it to be forgery.
The court was asked to decree that IL the
plaintiff was never the wife of defendant, she
has no claim 10 defendants property.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, November Io.-The Federal
grand jury has returned indictments against
Frederick Erley, Frank Moore, J. A. Parker
and II. II. Shspley for using the mails 10 the
interest Of lotteries. Erley represents the
Henry College lottery, Of Louisville; Moore
the Louisiana lottery, and Shapley the Little
Havana.
Troy, N. Y, November Io.-The a,ten-
ton OF the District Attorney has been called
to the case Of Polish Jew named Marlhant,
Of this city, who, although married, says he
will marry young Jewess, Of New York,
having a divorce granted by religious tri-
bunal. The District Attorney says he will
prosecute Marlhant for bigamy, il he re-
mauies.
SOMERSET, KY, November 10. James
Touxtill charged with a brutal outrage on
Mrs. Coomes, a married woman, near Clio,
was arrested several days ago and privately
taken to be identified by his victim. This
was done yesterday. This morning Touxtilrs
body was found hanging from the Cincinnati
Southern railway bridge over the Cumberland
river. He had been taken from the officers
and thus been disposed Of by mob
ST. PAUL, November Io.-Daniel Vermilye
has filed an affidavit in the Municipal court,
charging General William Meyers with crimi-
nal conduct with Vermilye's wife. Vermilye's
attorney requested Governor Hubbard to issue
a requisition on the Governor Of Illinois for
General Myers. The Governor awaits the
report Of the Attorney General in the case
before signing the requisiton papers to have
Meyers brought here. The report will be
made Monday.
PHILADELPHIA, November Io.-The Official
majorties for Auditor General and Treasurer
are; Niles, 1926; Livsey, Io,SSo-both
Republicans. The official count OF the vote
of Philadelphia shows the following MAORI
ties; Niles, Auditor General, 2o,667; Liv-
sey, State Treasurer, 2I,994; Graham. Dis
trict Attorney, mo oppostion), I27,225;
Lttleton, Clerk of the Court Of Quarter
Sessions, 2o,425; Jsffries, City Comptroller
Opposition by the committee Of one hundred)
iII2; Powers. Coroner, 1887.
New YORK, November Io.-The joint
committee on the celebration Of Evacuation
day perfected arrangements for the affair. 1t
is intended to secure the Madison Square
garden for the use Of the visiting military. 1t
is determined that the right of the line in the
veterans column will be given to Washing
toms old headquarters. The procession
forms up town on Fifth avenue, and the Presi-
dent, the Governors Of the different States,
and guests will occupy carriages. The statue
Of Washington will be unveiled, and a parade
Of steamboats, take place Of the battery.
CHICAGO, November Io.-The Lincoln,
Illinois, Daily News special says: The Jus
tice before whom Carpenter, charged with the
murder Of Nora Burns, had hearing, summed
up the case by stating that while the prosecu-
ton had shown probable cause, the evidences
| had not been such as would warrant him in
denying the accused the opportunity to give
bail. The prisoners bail was placed at $Io,-
600 for his appearance at the next term Of the
court, and the sureties offered were approved
by the court. The father of the murdered
| girl created sensation by making hostile
demonstration against the accused, but was
restrained by the police.
LOUISVILLE, November 10 - This has
been general holiday in honor OF the closing
Of the exposition after a successful season oil
Ioz days, during VIII ich 500 600 persons have
been in attendance. The building has been
crowded all day. At this hour e p. m.), 90,
900 had passed through the gates. During
the afternoon +. ID. Carley, on behalf Of the
Exposition Directory, delivered an address 10
the Music hall. Major E. A. Burke, Direc-
tor General Of the New Orleans Cotton expo
sition, also made an eloquent address, which
was received with applause. At II O'Clock
tonight Major S. M. Wright, manager, will
declare the exposition closed.
DANvILLE, Va, November Io.-A large
meeting of citizens this morning adopted reso-
lutions, in view Of the gross misstatement,
concerning the riots on the grid Instant, which
are being circulated through portion Of the
press, and providing for committee Of 30 &c
inquire into all the facts and prepare for tn,
publication Of true and full statement OF tn,