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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
THE UNCERTAINTY IN HAMILTON
THE OFFICIAL COUNT REQUIRED TO DEIEHMINh
THE RFSULT-THF LEGISLATURE.

THE RRSULT-THE LEGISLATURE
CINCINNATI, Oct 15.-Ihe official returns Will
be required TO determine the result IN
this county IIamilton. Unofficial fig
ures with one county precinct miss
ing. give these totals: Hoadly. 80 667; Fora
kcr. 1882: Leonard, 1920 lloadIys plurality,
3O5 The returns are far from complete on the
Legislative ticket.
The Times star estimates that the average vote
on Republican members of the Legislature exceeds
Forakers vote by lob. II that rate II man
taiued if would elect ne Rcpub lean nominees Tor
the Legislature except Robert Harlan. Nothing can
determine tins contingency except an 0ihcIa conhi.
Since the list of counties claimed by the RcPub-
lcans for Representatives. was announced ycstcT-
day there have been two changes one IN Hancock
and the other III Knox County, both electing Demo
Gratis. The vote in Knox is close. There Is also a
doubt of the result in Williams County, which has
been counted as Democratic.
COLUMBU~. Ohio, Oct l5.-Ncither the Demo
cratic nor Republican committees mp TO noon to-
dav bad changed the base Of their claims IN regard
to the Legislature. with the exception that the
Republican Committee comedies the election oi
Welch (Dem) IN Athens District, and thinks
GIeiner (Rep in Perry District, If defeated at all
will be by only by a few votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
REGISTRATION FRAUDS IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Oct. 10 lNpecdU.-It mas just
been discovered that hundreds of names OF voters
being dropped from the registration lists in this city
In the Fourth Ward over 500 have been dropped
The reformcrs have appointed lawyers committee to
prosecute the registers who may he charged with these
frauds aud Is likely that several OF the registers VIII
shortly be presented by tho Grand Jury. The registers
Will say that the names dropped for good cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
RrrrRMcAN pRIMARIEs TITS EVENING.

Tie Kcpubical Prima'y cIroII0n' VIII O0 U'T0 VNI'
evening in the various Assembly districts 10 select del
epate- to the County Judicial. congressional son
atorial Assembly and AldcrmAnic conventions. lie
vhriou. places holding the primaries have been al
vcrtiscd ~ The ILBuNE for several days. IL u
expected that there will be lar Vot" cast IN most ol
yeaI m the character of tho candidates 10 be placed ~
nomination In the lid. With. lAth, Nth AiIlth'
XVIII NNllh NSlllth. mist, ana Mia us
tric. the poll, will be opened from q. TO 10 p. M
and IN the remainder from f. ~ % 10 =. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16

~ W. slocum In Syracuse to-day and was called on
by many Of the leading Democrats He was on his way
to the Soldiers Home at Bath Z" In New
York." said he " the County - Democracy Is
ut lOggerheads with tbs other political organizations
fear there will he slaughterng OF the head OF the
Democratic ticket In electing local tickes am out OF
the race for Mayor OF Brooklyn. do not purpose TO
rum and have told the friends urged my name that
Iwould not enter the contest"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
OPPOSED TO HILL AND GEORGE o.,JoNEs.

A meeting of a number of representatives OF
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. party held at No. 359 Fulton
Brooklyn last evening to oppose the nominee OF the
party yor Governor, George o. Jones There was long
discussion OF Mr.. JOnes's career In connection WIN
movements for the benefit of laboring men. prois %.
his treachery we're submitted and IL was resolved 10
scratch him polls. George Beaumont formerly
OF EnIra, denounced Governor Hill Is foe 10 laooink
men. His sentiments were loudly applaudcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
DR. FREDERICK AUGUST HEINRICH BEHNcKE

Dr. Friedrich August Heinrich BehncNe dleo
t the home Of Albert Rosenberg No Il secOnda'e OH
Wednesday, from gastric nervous fever age iortyhye
lie was born at Mcchlenber. and was graduated AT the
University OF Munich. From 1859 10 1851 ne was
Judge of the Supreme Court Of Bremen ana one OF tne
committee who select the members OF Inc Srhate. III
IS-l no was convicted OF cmbczLcment but the ocdtc
hardened him Internationally about IA year ago. having
harmed that he committed the crime 10 save from rum
brother.in-aw who Is now In Chicago. lie came mere
,bout three months ago TO lecture upon the rllIe,
Deufsche poet Fritz Reuter-. who was his personal
friend He was prevented from landing Tor week. anu
brought suit against Collector Hedden Tor IaSe SOU
il nw i'm Hanover,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
,vrp,0rS op STATE OROPS.

Troy, Oct. l5.-Crop reports TO me ImeS
including the counties about Troy are given below Inc
AVERAGES c made In bushels for yield ana in percentage
for condition These returns embrace twelve counties
Rensselaer,, Washington. Warren. Albany, saratoga
Herkimer. Montgomery. Fulton. Duchess Greene
Schenectady and CoumDa-and are for octoberl 1854
md
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APROPOS or ONO.
TOO MANY DEMOCRATS FROZEN OUT

From me Hoston riot
Are the Democrats of the country losing
henry feeling outside local issues l. the Admn-trl-
tnu freezing them Too many OF the oldest ana most
nonorcd % the party have been completely frozen
cttic President many OF the high Offices o. The Republic
dl-u,I,a II the Administration remain IN Republican
hand. : and still there Is no -i-u Ot change.
The questions To De considered are these; How many
thou.,nJ. Of Democrats In ohio sat down election
day disappointed and Disguised How many
are going tn sit down with tho Same feel
inc in NsW-York and Massachusetts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
prrrRy oyA VERMONT PRoDIGAL

BosroN, Oct. 10 (SpecidD .-Tholoas ). lihany'
the Bennington postmaster who He'd mo o'aVo i'''
year. was returned to Vermont to-day uhu'r "'r'" W
answer 10 indictments charging him with ombe]Aeheht
o., ,,,aro.r,,,, the malls IIo was discovered In a
Tapcne n Coorado where he herding sheep NJ S-o
"A month and Loari. lie Is 40 much chaIHeu 'n"' "' va"
scnrccly recognized by his former fflends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
A LITTLE SURPRISE FOR LINCOLN.


The theatre was President Llncolns cnleI
recreation aud he often present IN closed Doh AZ
brou ht his little boy Tad with him. and the boy would
venture behind the scenes On ono occasion wen tnee
were "A number Of characters the stage the aclOTs
dressed up Tad and sent him to the tOotIghts Inc
President saw something familiar about nun az soon Us
hts eyes fell upon him. moment later lie recognized
him. and he lid burst Into snch hearty auSn mat
the audience recognized that tho President was III the
honss and clapDed until he and bowed TO them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16

FIRST EXAMPLE OF CREMATION IN BOSTON.
BosTON, Mass, Oct. 10 (SpecdD.-Ihe Dody
n, Mrs Mary c. Perkins, who died in Boston last Mon
, will ne taken To Lancaster, Penn, Tor cremation
This /, said to be the first OF the cremation Vi 'o
body OF any person who died IN TINS city
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NOMINATION, IN THE CITY.

For Aldermen Oh ,rles VI. Bennett Tammany. XVIII bis.
uict; l.. y. Oakley. Tammlny. lid Dis rct: fatrlcK
DyTcl. ianmany, I'D District; Thomas Keator Tammnny
ANIst DisrCt
Tor Ass,m5 VI. ). Conlon Tammany. NIVth District
lndor1'd - irving iIhl Eu ;cne " E'rlr county Dc
moe acy, XHIsi District. indDr ed by TammIny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
uUIOTS Ry TINE SCORE IN VAIN.

The LIT Assembly District Convention Of Queens
County rc.asye,nblcd in Mineola L. L..yc'tcrday TN
Monday eiehty-,ix ballots cast without choice
being made After 10 ballots had been cast without
anv change the convention adjourned until Monday.
At one time the candidates were locked in "A room
together tor half hour. bHt satisfactory result
followed They wOull not agree upon any one.
SEEKING TO FORM A COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY
A meeting of citizens was held IL the Astor
House yesterday with view to tho reorganization OF
the Committee OF Seventy. Among those present were
Jefferson NJ Levy, Edward ". Knox. John Foley James
f. Farrell Robert T.. ROO-eyelt, T. w Rhodes, Thomas
Cunmn gh IN, HOratiO IIenrques ana t. i. Brown. ON
motion OF Mr. Levy preamble and an accompanying
resolution were offered and unanimously adopted. The
preamble that -ince 1879 upward Of SOonOOO
have added 10 tho burden OF the tdIpayetr through
an increase In valuation TO tho extent Of &277,OOOOOO
that no part has been applied To the reduction OF
been expended IN wasteful cHtrayagance and the fur
therance corrupt schemes and that valuable irAh
chses have been CDrrupuy given away Tho resolution
provides for the appointment Of committee OF seventy
citizens with instructions 10 Investigate Inc CITY ne
parmens present the Information acquired To the
people, take necessary measures Tor the removal ana
prosecution OF corrupt officials aud to further so'o any
legislation tho end that alleged existing abuses may
be corrected. -
which TO select tho committee II WAS also decided To
confer with Governor ilIil AMI Mr. Davenport win
view Of securing necessary legislation providing IOi tue
election IN April OF all municipal officers.
The meeting adjourned subject to the call or the chh
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THE WE4THER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONs-FoR 80 HOURS
WAsutNGTON Oct. l6.-FOr New-England
generally fair weather. west to south WINDS shgh'y
warmer In the southern portion, stationary temperature
In the northern portion.
For the Middle Atlantic states. slightly warmer lar
weather west 10 south winds n,.u,,nt,
For the vicinity OF New-lorK anu Ihii"uoP'''~
slightly warmer, fair weather.
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for before the L SSS escsed Sn brisk
and for seyera m,ned Imposition is made 10 sPeou IN
y from T cnS Certain
tSs right. Of ordinary oDS S% cns applicant p
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the necessity OF maintaining the Republican aseendency
In the United States Senate.
Fourfh-Disgust with the Democratic state admins;
traton in Ohio notably action tho last Senate and
the eXtraVagance Of tho last Legislature
FilhA wish to have the liquor traffic regulated ana
taxed as a practical method OF dealing with the sub
jec and dissatisfaction with the Democratic position
on license, which Is impractcable.
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SENATOR SHERMAN ON THE sITUATION.
AROUSED BY THE CINCINNATI FRAUDS.
GERMAN CITIZENS EXASPEEATED-IHE POLICE IN
RFADINESs TO PREVENT TEOvBLE
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

READINESS TO PREVENT TROUBLE.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
CIvC1NNATI Oct 15.-The gravity OF
the situation over the election may be appreciated
from the fact that tonight all the day policemen
were ordered to hold themselves in readiness lor
possible trouble. legendary talk is general ana
apprehension of trouble is expressed in every quar-
fer The most active IndcnauOn rs exhibited III
that quarter of The city north of the canal, known
as cover tho Rhine" where the Germans are thlcky
settled 1t was at the same place that the rlOt
of 1884 started The Germans largely voted tho he
publican ticket on Tuesday and the knowledge that
the most glarng and outrageous frauds were COM
mitted ON that day and are committed IN the count,
has raised them TO fever heat, irrespective OF party
lines Last night they proposed holding mass
meeting at Turner Hall and taking their shntguns
along The Republican leaders managed to ihWart
them in this design and no meeting was held there.
Although no formal call was issued there was q
large gathering about Turner nan tonight ana
an application was made Tor the nal Tor the PuI-
pose of holding an Indignation meeting Inc pro
prlctor took advice aud refused to open the hil.
The men fingered about the place some u'trtims S
most vluleAt dcnunciatlons OF the leaders, WHOM
they regarded as respOSible Tor the NlSliatoHS III
the Iawaud cOunsellIng summary measures, Oth'is
argued in favor of moderation and urged that me
fullest poSs G support be gwen TO the tohllltee
of One hundred As there was no opportunity TO
held a meeting the crowd finally dispersed; 800.
The CltlZenS Colnhll'te vi OlIc uui' wv 49,,
largest meeting this afternoon Its permanent
chairman who presided to-day is Isaac j. Miller,
a Bourbon Democrat. The meeting was hot one,
as more and evidence al
fraud and corruption came TO lRht'
About S. 200 was raised IN n Few minutes 10
prosecute those engaged IN fraudu lent work IT
was proposed 10 enjOin Dalton, just reelected
County Clerk, from making The oihclal CONT
several candidates the Democratic County
ticket are certainly elected. 1t is not the men hut
the methods which have aroused Indignation he
Democrats are claiming their entire Legislative
ticket and it will require the official count to de
ferluluc the result.
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A SILVER WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Conner celebrated tnelr
silver wedding last evening by giving large reception
AT the Hotel Brunswick. The ballroom was decked
with plants roses and an orchesti furnished music
Sumner Was served lust before midnight
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HARLEM, \. Y, Oct IT, 1850.
IL, |. DOOLITTIE. cSq,
Manager, etc, 81 West Brodd'cdy, " T.
DEAR SIR:
At the fire yesterday in one of the school +,
rooms of this Institution, the Harden "Star' Hand
rcnndes were used with excellent effect This reduced
our supply and we request that You send TWO Dozen
that we may roplensh the empty baskets
Yours truly,
:. ISRAEL c. JONES' Superintendent.
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JACOB SHARP AT YORK AGAIN.

Soon after midnight this morning gang OF
sharp's workmen began to relay the track between
Broadway and Ann-st connecting the lines This Is for
the Beecker-st cars which down Crosby st.
from Beeck-rs and IS the same one that MI squire
men tore up about few weeks ago.
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FORAKER'S PLURALITY. :
OVER $4,000 WITHOUT HAMILTON COUNTY.

CINCINNATI CITIZENS AROUSED BY ELECTION
FRAUps-yo MATERIAL CHANGE IN ESTIMATES
on THE LEGISLATURE.
Retutns from all the Ohio counties except
four give Foraker over $4,000 plurality.
These figures will probably be increased
rather than diminished by complete returns.
In Hamilton County the official returns
will be required to determine the result.
The frauds in Cincinnati have led to much
Indignation in that city, and last night the
pohce force was ordered TO be in readiness to
suppress any disturbance of the peace. NO
material change in the estimates on the Legs
lature has been reported, and the State COM
mittees of both parties still claim majority
on joint ballot.
SENATOR SHERMAN ON THE SITUATION.
HE SAYS TIE LEGISLATURE Is REPUBLICAN WITH
OUT COUNTING HAMILTON COUNTY.
MANsFIELD Oct 10. Especially -Wo think
majority of the Legislature Is Republican without
Hamilton County. Thirteen RepublIcan senators
have been elected from that County. tits believed
an attempt il beng made To change the ballot ana
returns there and serious complications may arse.
join SuERMAN.
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NETWORK HOUSE or REFUGE,

ID. Pane. of 3, 292 Eighth-ave., sells Colgate
q Co a Laundry soap. The standard article. -
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FIRE AND HONEST TRIUMPH.

Prom re Cicreidud trader.
Thoy tho Republicans depended Tot success upon
honest and fair discus Of principles 40 improper
methods ~ any KIND have been traced To the door OF
CHAIRMAN Bushnell or any member OF his committee.
NOT MUCH or SHOWER
Ve1dftnr "a me atlanta Constitution (Dcm)
nIu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-16
TUE TIDE Has TURNED

Ihf FHIfTI1 IIIVHHF
IL ftho victory probably bat forecast OF WHAT Is
10 happen In New.York I'm November. The kepublicah
party has gone ont OF power NJ Washington s." nAt h
money might be counted and the books balanced; but
now that everything has been found right even TO the
cent that rolled under the table. There Il no reason
whv tho party should not resume business at tho Ola
stand In $50
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GENERAL sLocUM's PURPOSES.

SYRACUSE, Oct. Is (speciaD General Hem
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The soudan.
HAsHEEN pEsERrrn.

sUAKIM, April ll.-Hashheen, recent
~ the headquarters OF 0smsn Digngs
entire army, Is now wholly deserted.
CONCERNING KAssALA.
The latest advices from Kassela state
that the garr ison there has n sufficient
plenty OF ammunition. The rebels at
tackled an Abys inian caravan, which
was en- route 10 Gala, and killed ~ per-
sons. The French consul has returned
from Massowah. IL In reported he en-
deavored TO incite the Inhabitants TO re-
slst the italian occupation,
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WHAT RUSSIA Is TO ASK ENGLAND.
PARIS, April 1.-The Temps believes
that Russia hasinstructed her rapreseu-
tatiyes at the Suez canal conference to
ask whether England will maintain
nlsraeli's declaration that he regarded
the closing of the Dardanelles ns NOT an
European engagement, but simply as
an agreement with tho suit; also,
whether England intends TO apply the
seme theory TO the Suez canal.
THE sUEz CANAL IDEA.
PARIs, April 1.-THE now ministry
has endorsed the project OF NJ FJrry's
late cabinet concerning the ealargs-
mont OF the Sues csnal.
THE QUEENS ADvIoRs.
A dispatch to the Patriot frJil AK
lesi haines says Queen Victoria nas re-
ceived reassuring dispatches ff0 Il Ber-
lin, st. Petersburg and London.
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Ireland,


DUBLIN, April 1.-THE enthusiasm
over the Prince and Princess OF Wales
appears to be on the increase among the
common people. Their royal high
nesses today visited Trinity College
aud were presented with addresses by
the various college societies. After
leaving Trinity the Prince and Princess
visited several stores In Dublin.
Crowds surrounded and cheered the
royal visitors wherever they went.
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ThePanama situation.
ADMIRAL IouErr,s nrron.

ADMIRAL JoUErTs REPORT.
WASHINGTON, April il.--Admlrsl
Joueit telegraphs Secretary Whitney
to-day from Aspinwall as follows;
"The Tennessee arrived to-day, nil
well. i shall open the transit to.mor.
row and keep Il open. Everything is
quiet here, but trouble is feared Al
Panama, and shall send 100 marines
10 Panama tomorrow.
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Persia.
AYoup KAHN Annrsrrn.

- A'' AnnhoiEbs
TEHERAN, April ll.-Ayoub Kahn, OK
Ameer OF ,Afghanistan, who has been
residing hAra for anmo timo ON pSnsion
from the British government, has again
tried 70 leave Persia for Afghanissan.
The British minister has Kept close
watch ON Ayoub Khan ever since his
return 10 this city, after his attempt.
several months ago, to leave Persia. and
has redoubled his vigilance since the
Russo-Afghan difficulty began. Learn
Ing from letters which fell into his pos
hands that the ex-ameer was again
planning to escape TO Afghanistan, the
British minister complsined to the
shah. The latter arrested Ayoub and
has confined him In the citadel. Per-
sian officials have taken possession OF
Ayoub's house.
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III NVHU FHEDIUTb WAR.
BRUSSELS, April lie Nord, tho
most rabid pro-Russian newspaper In
Belgium, now predicts war he.wnsn
Russia and England. Le Noru In
regarded as semi-official organ
OF the Russian government and this ar
Llcle IL believed TO have been inspired.
The paper has heretofore expires sod san
guin hopes OF peace, but IL now saws
war IL impending. IL says that the open
threats and insults to Russia contained
In tho toasts of Ameer Abdurrahman
and Lord Duflerin were equivalent TO q
declaration OF war, even while England
was appealing for Cancellation.
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oHINEsR cnErIx.

SHANGHAI, April 1.-THE emperor
has Issued decree informing the peo-
pie that the French humbiy sued for
peace, and that ho has graciously
granted their prayers. ViceroyR and
governors are warned 10 exercise great
care To prevent acts OF treachery before
the conclusion OF definite treaty.
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GEN. nIcor,s REPORT.

RoME, April ii.-Gen. Rlcci has in
formed tho Italian government that
Massowah Is the most important point
on the Red sea. "Itsls," he saws.
must guard II carefully and keep It.h
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Egypt.
CEN, WoLsEf.

eEN. woLsELEy AND STAFF Ar CAIRO.
CAIRO, April ll.-Gon. wolseloy, sc-
companied by his personal staff and
Lord Charles Beresiord, arrived Ia this
city to-day.
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Turkey,
TO REMAIN NEUTRAL.

TO REMAIN NEUTRAL.
BERLIN, April LIT Is reported hor0
that Turkey has decided under Prince
Bismarck's advice 10 remain neutral I'm
the event of war between England ana
Russia.
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many

BISMARCK DON'T ANTIcrAls WAR.
BERLIN, April ll-Priuce Bismarck
In private conversation with a friend
last night, said he was convin "a there
VIII be no war, because Mr. 6 ad tones
statement made In the house of COM
mons late on Thursday night about the
Atghans having thrown out picgets be-
lore tho Russians advanced Was a clear
way for an understanding betwaen Rus
STA and England. The chareallor as
sured his friends OF the peaceful dispo-
sition of the czar and M. DeGlers. Pom
ular opinion here is that the English
full. wv
WHAT VICTORIA FAILED TODD.
newspapers here comment upon tho
fact that Queen Victoria did not send
her ,oongratulations TO Prince Bis
marck upon the occasion of bi5 birth
kingot Portugal, and other rulers. SAINT
their fluctuations.
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India.
RENaAL nFrEns Am.

BOMBAY, April 1.-THE presidency OF
Bengal has oiiereed 5000 msn 10 aid In
preserving the integrity OF tho British
empire.
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Army Changes.

wAsHISoroS, April li.--Gen. George
ID. Ruggles, OF the adjutonteeaersl's
ofiioe, on duty IN Washington, has
been ordered TO do duty 1T san Antonio,
Texas, and Gen. Thomas NJ Vincent
has beon ordered from duty at sam An
tonic TO Omaha, Nebraska, The orders
are 10 20 into effect on June |.
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VERY rEAoEruL OPINIONS nxrpn-
TANNED.
VIENNA April li.-Viepna govern
ment circles entertain very peaceful
opinion about the Anglo Rus.
sian dl pute. Tho czar has
informed both the Vienna and tho Iler
lin cabinets that he docs not desire war
The English demand for the retirement