Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1875, Page 1

LL ee rn eS AS ene ocner THE EVENING STAR, | PUBLISHED DAILY, sunecys Excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvanta Aveune, cormer llth Street, | RY The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. H. KAUFFM ANN, Pres’t. GF All subscripivons smvarizh!y in adtancs, and mo paper seni loser tan pus for BS Rates of adeorivsume fuer A on application. AMUS"AfENTS. Poestrosementr. THY ENTERTAIN thick wae to’, ‘[ 4m Tite ders M tin making a» ment of the season —the celebrat-d aud ver ss VOKES In their criginel Bxtravag: BELLES OF THE c Previous to which the admirable (ome:ictta, enti- tled DELICATK GROUND. THUESDAY -ND FRL . xT TIN “ MONDAY, October 18, the wondérful FRA YNE COMBINATION. ; "S OPBRA HOUSE. ‘ac complis! A fall and complete ORCHESTRA AND Bitis® BAND. MK. EDWIN KELLY OyL The acme of perfection On THURSDAY B brilviant opera, MON: No edvance on the ust . geats.75 conte and @1. General sdmiss‘on, 20 aud 7 Gol ry. 25 ce MATINEK SATURDAY. octl lw © ABRLOW’S GALI ERY OF FINE ARTs, 1225 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. The blic Invited te examine stock of PAINTINGS, BNGBAVINGS CHEOMDS PHO ‘TUG RAPHS. LITHOGBA PHA, PAINTINGS ON PORCELSINE, &c They are of iy oe ae found in all first class ries of Now York. St the same prices. FEAMES for Mirrors to order of jon for Evaravinss: ‘orcelaine Paintings, Wreaths ad ADTs of os description made to order. Sof ev % PASSE PABTOUTS in great variety GOLD. SIL Band COPPER WIRE. CORD, zane, ac article guaranteed aa represented, AINTINGS arranged and Wang for Gailerive TINGS ¢ Clssorg. Restored and Varniehot "pose gupcecarents 3,000 LIT! .from We. to $leack. Bio00 Woob ENGHAVINGS for Se spl Sm Oup No. On Exhibition jNew No. Sr. é ar Sr 5 AT , ies KRITER’S Cy No. 439 Tth street. em D and B streets, evcht doors above Odd Fellows’ H Chotce Oil Paintings. Bogravit Also, largest steck of Paper Shades. Pictnres, Frames, sole, Rings, Nails, &c., in the Distric ‘eaMs Casi. 1&7 Picase remember Name and Number PIANOS, &c. EMOVAL—G. KUHN, sole Agent for the ine “DECKER BROS 8 PLANO. FORTES and the BURDETTE ORG ANS. from 632 New York ave not a i a ock of said Instrumen' 2 & nes selection of the best Sheet Music and Music! Instruments. He respectfully solicits an early call and c. uation of pis: favors. octh) Im ALLBT, DAVIy & CO.'S PIANOS, celebrated for ensstnees of tone, delicac ee eolidity of construction, ou easy] terms. at S11 ‘Dib street Rorthwest. se9-soly' “HIGHLY EDIFYIN®e.” ——_____. S&, 46-—N2. 7,036. —— oN Che Lvening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1875. | as to whether he was « TWO CENTS. OH tebe gp ete en | , } nents. i jor ° © 7 ” * st ™» lor t Geneorts with MME. ABABELLA GODDABD ENGLAND'S FIB<T PL TE. wr in iene 5 ne. and » RSS he eminsat tiolin virtue. Orchestre Mc. MAX MARBTZ EK * at by GEO W. OOL TY menes om Tharsday, Zist in be oregon ge er tt the Titiens Con- cathe Steinway Pianos a Wiis wed Nétresau TH 2 ANOTHER GREAT ATTRACTION Mr. Ford ix pleased to announce the second grand f EVENING STAR. ‘Washington News and Gossip. THE NUMBER of distilleries in operacion on the Ist instant was 174, with a daily ca- pacity of 159,88 gallons of spirits. SENATOR EpMUuNps, of Vermont, has been tendered the position of United States cireuit Judge, ma:te vacant by the death of Judge Woodruff. SUPERINTENDENT Melaer M. Jeffrey (re cently appointet) has been ordered to pro- ceed to and assume charge of the national cemetery at Grafion, W. Va. THE ABSENCE of & head to the Interior de- partment will not interfere with the regular | semi-monthly payments of salaries to em.- ployes of the departme A MEMBER OF SHE CABINET, in conversa- tion this morning, said week ago I knew who was to be Delano’s successor, but the President has changed is mind, and now 1 do not know.” . AUSTRIA AT THE CENTENNIAL.—Minis- ter Orth writes that the number of Austrian exhibitors at the Centennial exhibition thus far enrotied is 716, and the Impression pre- vails that they will be increased to +00. PERSONAL.— Ex-Representative Negley, of Pennsylvania is in town. ----Ex-Repre- sentative Alex. T. White, lately appointed Chief Justice of Utah Territory, is in towa for # few days. A GENTLEMAN who recently saw Sunset Cox in New York represent him as saying that his friend Kandali ts altogether too san- guine in regard to the speakership. Being a candidate himself Mr. Cox may be slightly prejudice. THE PRESIDENT and party arrived in Chi- cago yesterday afternoon and were driven to the Palmer Honse, where the Presidant held an informal reception. He stated to a friend last night that ne has yet made no appoiat- ment of a Secretury of the Interior, but that he should do so immediately upon lls ar- rival in Washington. NAVAL ORDERS.—Lieutenant Commander Chas. J. Train, detached from special daty connected with the transit of Venus, and or- dered to the Tuscarora as executive officer. Lieutenant Chas. A. Schetiy, detached from the Tnsearora,and ordered’ to the Ports- mouth as execut) ve officer. Lieutenant Com- mander Wm. S. Dana, ordered to duty as executive officer on board the receiving ship Colorado, at New York. Lieutenants Giles B. Harper and Johu C. Wilson, ordered to the South Pacific statior Tue INTERIOR SECRETARYSHIP.—It was reported to-day, on what seemed to be goo! authority, that Mr. George Dawson Cole- man was in the city, and at once everyboiy who heard the story concluded that he had eome to fill the aching void created by the retirement of Secretary Delano. A letier deted the lith instant, from Mr. Coleman's business manager to a gentleman in this “Idoubt if Mr. Coleman will ac- Secreiaryship of the Interior depart y but makes no reference to his depar- ture fer Washington. Another rumor was that a German citizen of Tllivots—an early friend of the President—was to be mae See retary; but this report could not be traced to an authentic souree. Movewents or U.S. NAVAL VRSsELS The United States steamer Gettysburg will leave Washington in @ few day to continue the work commenced last yearby Lienten- &nt Commander Green, in we Fortune, of determining telegrapnic differenéss of !one.- tuce with the West Indies aud verifying previous deep sea soundings and surveys a! Various points in the West Indies. Ste will visit Norfolk, Key West, Kingston, Ja- Meica, Porto Rico, Barbadoes, St. Thomas, and places on the San Domingo coast. Tae United States steamer Swatara, now at New York. will proceed to sea as is inspected. She will make a spec! to Para, Demarara, La Guay ke. return to Port Royal, S. C., in about ‘three mouths. A telegram, received at the Navy department this moraing, from Lieutenant Commander Kells, announces the arrival of the United States steamer Rio Bravo, at Wusville, Texas, yesterday. GoLp DiscovERY.—The Alta California repe the discovery of a rich silver and gold B -bearing quartz ledge in a detached range of bills oa the Bay of San Francisco, near Cea- treville, and within 26 miles of the city. Ex- perts who have examined it state that the formation is identical with that of tue Com- stock lode, but that the croppings are very much Jarger than anything found on the Comstock, the ledge being about 50 feet wide on the suriace. ADVICES FROM CHINA to Lhe 3th ultimo say that foreigners in the north are mobbai whenever opportunities offer. Tne British China ‘The rumors an to the proposed vine ina. The rumors as to the p: sit of the Mikado to England are premature. The Coreaus still decline to enter Into dipio- matic relations with Japan. 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A historical romance, and the author, Gu- errazzi, was the earliest and boldest writer whose alm was the regeneration of Italy and his story of Manfred was writtan before that country became united and independ. ent, @8 is to be seen by the pungent sarcasias dealt to bis countrymen for their quiescence in @ slate of mental aud political bdadage. A.UURSTION OF HONOR. A Novel, By Christian eid. New York: D. Appleton & Co, (Throuzh Joseph Shillington.) A new novel by the largely read author of “A Daughter of Bohemia,” “Valerie Ayl- mer,” “Morton House,” ete.. etc. LEGENDS OF THE MISSOURI AND MISSI3- BIPPI. By M. Hopewell athor of “The Great West,” etc London: Ward, Lock & Tyler. | from the publisners | Mr. Hopewell has for years been oceapied in collecting fhese legends, and in his search bas ransacked old chronicles, sought out old trappers and hunters, and visited many of the Indian tribes. The result is this rather interesting budget of legends. JOHN PORRIEN. A Novel. By Julia Kavanah. New York: D. Appleton & Co. |Throngh Jus hillington.| A bright readabie story by the author of « Nathalie.” —_-<es--—____ —At Jerome Park (NY. ¥) races yesterday, the mile and a quar- ter dash for $500 resuited in a dead beat be- tween Lizzie R. and Big Sandy; Invoice third and Revolt fourth; time 219%. The race was run off subsequently, and was won by Big Sandy in 2.15%. Tbe three-quarter dash for $560 for two-years olds, was won by Dauntless, over Ambush, Mollie Carew and Cyril, in 1.21. The #800 purse for all ages, 2 miles, was won by Mate, over Milner, Acro- bat and Colonel Nelligan, in 343. The sweepstakes for maidens of all ages, $30 each with $400 added, one mile, was won by Toe Cerus by ten lengths, beating Tattoo, Evelyn Carter, Greylay and New York, tn 149%, and the bandicap steeple-chase, two and a half miles, by Trouble,a nose before Diavolo, Devdhead third, tu'4 22, ne The Point Brecze Park races (Philadel puis) opened yesterday with cold, raw weather, #bd only about one thousand’ persons in at- tendance. {n the race for the $2,000 pars. #190 to the first, Flora Windsor beat tive others after five heats, best time being 2244. the race for the $2,500 divided purse, Sen- ») Won after five heats, beating’ three otbers; best time of the wiuner 2 30. THE AMERICAN Lb Lin Pa ~The re port of the duel in Parisou Mouday betwee: two Americans named Riggs and Pain grew out of a diMeulty of six months’ stan- tz. Riggs is a son of Elisha Riggs, and Vaineason of Wm. Paine, both of New York. Young Riggs was president of the Washington ciub, in Paris, of which Paine wus a member. Itis claimed that the latter did not pay bis losses at eards with prompt- ness, and in consequence, one evening some months age, Higgs refused to sit at the same table with him. As may be expected, this greatly unnerved Paine, but be did not per- mit bimself at that time to be drawn to the commission of any overt act. He withirew ‘rom the room and awaited Riggs down stairs. When the latter descended he was slapped in the face by Paine. For this offence Paine was expelled from the club, and the duel reported yesterday morning is undoubtedly outeome of that night's difficulty. CoLD WEATHER AND KILLING FRosts. Low temperature and heavy frosts were re- ported yesterday throt ‘t the west, north- West, and in the south as far as Alapama. SPORTS OF THE TUR THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY. ty. Ote county—The vote ts very close. Th> democratic, but there is no doubt there are large republican gains. Cuming county—The vote is very clore. The returns this far received from the state show that it has gone republican by & msjority of 9.000 to 10,000. A very heavy vote Was cast. There was mach scratching ard some independent tieke: tied and local and coun! James W. Savage. democrat,of Omaba, is probably elected disteiet Judge. The Women’s International Christinn Association, PitrsperG, Oct. 13—The Women Iater- | national Christian Association met here yos- terday afternoon in Lamson, of Boston, president, and Mrs. Jobo H in ayton. Ohio, vice president. An ad welcome was de!ivel , the retiring president Mrs. A. G. Byers, of Columbus, 0 ered the opening full representation from the U and foreign countries ni ae The Ghamapenke ont Ohio Receiver YORK, Oct. 13.—Between 2 o'clock on yesterday afternoon holders of $23,000 000 of the bonds. certificates of indebtedness ef the and Ohio railroad had called Hatch’s office and stipulated to assist tn effort to oust the Telegrams to The Star. LATEST ELECTION NEWS. SWEEPING REPUBLICAN VICTORIES. The State Bepupi 5,000 Majority. A dispateh from Cincinnati, dated $:30 last night, sys: “It is estimated that the vote of the state will reach 500,000. As far as heard from the republicans gain in every county except Mahoning, and possibly in Franklin. aid to have given 3,000 by at Least nhoga county republican majority.” A ipidnight dispatch from Columbus says The Lemocratic State Central committee concede Hayes’ election. claim Hamiiton county by 2.500 majority. A later telegram from Colnmins, | says: No returns received except on | for governor, and those are still sea e returns ‘from 300 townsht, give republican gains of nearly 6,000 s emocrats concede OHIO RETURNS. The republicans | HAYES MAJORITY FIGURED ALL THE WAY FROM 5,000 TO 40,000, Hayes’ election by 5,000. and have about deserted their headquarters Tae repubiteans claim his eleciion by by Mrs. Felix R. Br HOW DEMOCRATS ACCOUNT FOR IT. idress. There democratic gain, A ONE SIDED IOWA. bree townships and Lima city entire, es, 804; Allen, 1,010, democratic gain, abula county, eight townships, H. Allen, 561, republican gain, 628. ty, ope township, republican gain tow! ship, Haye: | USUAL RESULT-ONLY MORE So, Hayes, 56; Alleu, 162. Carroll county, EVERY COUNTY REPUBLICAN. NEBRASHA, THE SAME, EXCEPT “ONE” COUNTY. 10,000 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY. @HIO ELECTION. at Fisk &) ne towuship, recelver appointed Of the $42,000,000 tudebtedness: and four ward eo of the road nearly $40,000,000 are held in this democratic gain, towuship, Haye Coshocton county, Allen, 19%, republican gain, 6. Cuyahoga county, one township aad ‘five wards ip Cleveland, republican Darke county, three townships, Allen, 399, democratic county, one township, Hayes, 32; Allen, 6. county, one town- Hayes, 1:10; Allen, 139, democratic gain ‘airfield county, four townships, repub- ican, avd Lancaster city republican; gain 61. Fayette county, two townships, Democratic gain 17. Frank- lin county, three townships, avd three wanls in Columbus, Ha 12 Clinton ‘county, ; Allen, 96, repud) ove township, eee Body of Washington Nouument Vic- ttm ized ‘ne dead body of the man who committed suicide yester- the top of the Speech at ¥ been recognized as Jotinson, whose father re- Imore street, Baltimore BALTIMORE, Oct. Mount Vernon Place, that of Arthur &. sides at 114 South Gi His age was 20 years. See Capture of am Absronding Bank Of. MONTREAL, Oct. 13.—Ipformation received the capture of Nichols, the manager, and his Son, Is to y were caught at St. An y Detective Harry Davis, of ho found $25,000 ou their per- republican gai 10,000-What oi [Special Dispatch to the Star.) CoLUMBUS, OHTO, ct. 30.—The total vote cast in the state yesterday will reach nearly 600,000, In 1868 and 1872 it exceeded a half million by @ few thousands, thus show- ing that yesterday's the political history of 150, Allen 186. here concerning absconding ban is, Hayes 68, Allen ‘111. county, two Lownships, 114. Republican gain Hayes 350, Alle Green county, Alien 144. Democratic gain county. one township, Hayes 131, Allen «3. Republican gain 12. ——__e—___ Robbed of £1,700 on a Railroad Train. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.—Joseph MeCar thy, of West Virginia, was robbed of $1,700 jast night while stand the Indianapotis, allroad aa the t West Virginia. ——_ 2° The Melirath Case, (ct. 13.—One of tne as. ee state Uon with the school lands, was tried yester- or. The jury rendered a verdi: y. Ubis morning at from 7,000 democrats, however, do not concede over and insist tbat the school q and not the currency issue defeated them. In the mapufacturing towns and in the iron e democrats did not gain anything like their estimates. (RPIVATE DISPATCHES RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON) Hayes: Majority 5,000 to 10,000. The following dispatch was received to- day by Z. L. White, correspondent of the New York Tribune, from E. V. Smalley, the Trine correspondent at Columbus, Obio:— “Hayes is elected by from five thousand to ousand majority.” Hayes’ Mujerity Growing — 20,000 New. The following was reecived by W. Scott Smith, Evening Press Association : “CINCINNATI, Oct. 13, 12 m.—Estimated majority on state ticket twenty thousand. Hamilton county gone republican by fifteen bundred. Full republican legislative ticket elected and the legislature republican. “CINCINNATI TIMES OFFICE.” The Highest Estimate Yet—40,000 A dispateh received by Judge J. M. Ed- munds, Secretary of the Union Republican this morning, from A. T. Wikoff, Chairman of the Ohio Committee, and dated 2:40 a. m.. says that 242 townships and wards showed a in of 5:00 over the vote of 1873 These townships and wards represent maoy sections of the state, and embrace a num- ber of points wiiere the democrats ex; but failed to receive majorities. Judae F ites that if this ratioof gain con- — majority will be be- Heary county, one ip, Hayes 95, Allen 128. Democratic one township. Allen 183. No change. Huron y, five townships, Hayes 917, Allea 392. Jefferson county, three townships and four wards in Steubenville, Hayes 1,015, Allen 829, ademocratic gain of Knox county, two townsht is5, Alien 185, a republican gain of 19. Lake county, three townships, Hayes 1,125, Allen ‘Al, @ republican gain of 13. ty, one township, democratic gain of 19. townships, Hayes 565, Allen 63 an county, fiv , @ republican on the platform of ton and Western in was leaving the depot, FF aga on the trai e men followerl hi S' New York, Oct. Wm. B. Hunter & Co., tea Canadian commission me: Suspension was announced here yest ‘are estimated @t $150,000. creditors will be held to-da: dayes 171, Alien 2 Lorain county, seven townships, Alien 64, a republican gain of county, two townships, Hayes 165, A! @ republican gain of 48. four townships, Hayes 401, Allen 396, a re- Mahoning county, —The liabilities of importers and ladison county, ublican gain of Youngston city comple! @ democratic county, three townsh! 76, @ Gemocratic gain of 3. repub.ican gains, Meigs county, Pomeroy city, one ward, Hayes 89, Allen 155, a democratic gaia of 154. Miami county, two townshi @ democratic gain of 48. Mau-kingum county, 2 towaships, Hay Allen 71, @ democratic gain of 37. Noble county, 1 township, Hays 106, Allen 7, a re- b Ottawa county, 38, Allen 556, & demo- county one town- 4 democratic gai ur townebips a Salm: ashington, ith 100,000 eggs of his Cal from the state hatching house at Sacramento. , Hayes 223, Allen Medina count seven townships, Post Office Robbery. MILFORD, Pa., Oct. 18.—The post office at this place was entered b: and robbed of about #' #500 Worth Of postage stamps. — See A Demoeratic Nomimation Deelined. New York, Oct. 13.—Gen. W. #. Bartict has declined the democratic nomination for lieutenant-governor of Massachuse\ts, 49, Allen 407, Congressional thieves last aight ,000 in mouey and ‘an gain of 9. ere tte gain 0) ship, Hayes 10 THE RELEASED LUNATICS Official Correspoadencc. THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS To ASSIST ANT SECKATARY COWEN. The foliowing communication was for warded to-day by the District Commission ers to Assistant Secretary Cowen, of the lus terior Department: We bave the honor to acknowledge the re. ceipt of your communication of the 24th in- ty, ‘two townships and one ward in M field, Hayes 710, Allen evga r of 4. Ross county, four townshivs and cue ward In Chillicoth republican gaia of (wo townshj publican gain | | seen 30,000 and Commissioner Atkinson, of the Pension Bureau, received a telegram from the chief special agent of bis burean, this morning, at Mount Vernon, Ohio, estimating the ma- Jority at from 10,000 to 15,000. A republican ex- Senator said that his party would not have much cause for joy over a majority less than 40.000, since that figure Tepresented the usnal republican majority in that state. He probably had in view the a in ee when cornell recef) 42, majority. majori! torial contests, however, ure usually much smatier. (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.) The ee biiean yes S04, Allen 495 ) county, one ‘ayes 98, Allen 116, a democratic gain of 1). Stark county. four townships four wards of Massillon, Hayes 1,38, Allen a democratic «ain of 8. Summit cour- ve townships and five wards of Akron, Hayes 2,303, Allen 1,649; @ republican gain of Dull county, eight townshl) Jen 93; democratic gain, 9. Warren two townships, Hayes 704, Alien 554; demo- 3. Washington count townships, Hayes 1,043, Allen 96: Wayne bean 135, Allen 1 andotte county, a 65; republican gain, 2. I , eight town- 1; democratic one township, give Hayes 434 allen, ive | 34; A o republican county ticket 1s 1,500 Majority for Fates coun’ 345. The whole probably elected. wy caf Gains. The returns received up to midai; dicate a republican gain of. cent. over the CINCINNATI, ronrult with the authorities at the say~ ium, and he dit so On July can the Superintetident of Metropolitan police re Poried to us that be beau ~nt to their homes ab.uttwenty von-rsieent Insane te WLo were being sapporte! at the Government Insane Re«pital a: the expense of the Dis- . tha th se hor quired it had bere pened by «forts. The seperiniene t ce had been instructed to leave these ee of thelr friends wthori lies at their respective homes rcate of August Tth We requested in | formation from tat officer as to Ww! hether these instructions had been complied with, are of ankind these on the Retcharged with tie duty of retorning then to their homes. ‘A copy cf the srewer of the super- Pr intenaent to these Inquiries is hereto vended marked B. Toe comm mication and th> one addressed lo yourseli, the : iptendent of the Government Hospital for the Insane, under date of August 16 Ly show That Moet Of these palicnts were but slighD ly deranged, were familiar with the routes Ww their homes, desirous of being per mitted to go. id safety be allowed to €0 so without escorts. But aftercarefal con sultation bets uperiutendent of the saber toa ¢ to pire tendent of Police, esc rte Were sent in all those cases in which tha’ precantionary mensure seemed to be in any agree advisable. In so I xtance, 4 or | Krowledge, bas any complaiat been made by te friends any of Laese patients. With three (3) persons who were sent ‘orge’s county, Md, the piace o: their residence, a distance of some sixtees (16) miles, there were, however, some eritt cisms fre es tha the friends ee persous had to ce.and the Sn- | perintendent of the Government Hospital and the Superin that the night of the day-tim ould have caused suffering both to the patier re- ports ef both the officers abowe mentioned show that these three patients were #o well, both mentally and physically, as to be abie to go to their homes without ‘escort, if they had simply been discharged from the asy lum; but a conveyance was provided tn or- der fo make their return more comfortabie. The letter of the Superintendent of Police states Wal ihese (iree persons became sepa - rated from their escort while on the way to their bomes. It was @ culpable neglect of duty on the part of the officer accompanying them to permit this. Perhaps the condition of the patients and their acquatotance with the locality led him to be less carefal than be ought to bave been. Bat no other act in Uke nature of unking treatment or neglect = come to our ee es t appears from the report o! supertn- tendent of the government asylum for the insane tbat these three ue were well acquainted with the locality and its inhab- itants; tat their insanity was of a mild and harmless type, and that they reached their bomes in safety. Two of them, and frieads of the third have since visited Ube hospital, and have made no complaint. Most of the circomstances anove stated bave come to our knowledge throagh the Teports of the superintendent of the govern- ment bospitai for the inkane and the saper- intendent of metropolitan police, and oral * communications made by from: Oar own connection with the matter was, first, sim. Ply le discharge the duty tmposed upoa_us by the statute, of taking measures to ascer-_ tain who were the fri and what Lue for- mer places of residence of these nou-resi- depts, whom the law permitted to remain at the bospital temporarily until such discovery should be made; and next, to entrast to the municipal officer (in whose disere- ion, humanity and intelligence we had and have confidence,) that return of the patents to their friends or places of residenee, whic: the law by its terms requires to be efected 8 Soon as practicable.” The Letter of Majer Richards. WASHINGTON, Sept. 7th, 1875. Dr, Wa. Tindall. Secretary to the Commission: of the Drstrict of Oobaubia: Sir:—I am in receipt of yours of the Tth ult., making the following inquiries coucera- lent of Police both stat» | ing certain patients discharged from the Aey- anders! ing tween the Commissioners and yourself ( poe viz: To leave them in charge of their or the Suthorilies at their homes were cat out.” Io @nswer to this, I have to state that we jog was that if any of the jents were not suffi- ciently recovered £0 safely to their bomes without an escort, I was far- nish to such ir view with the patients lo be sent it was found, with one or two ex t they were perfectly familiar with the routes to thelr homes. ‘Toe | be permitted to go, but as @ precautionary measure against possible accident, It was decided to send escorts with several of them, which was done. The result proved that ao escort to those selected even was unneces sary, eave in the case of the exceptions re- | ferred to. “if you are aware of a unkind treat. Ment shown on the part of the officiers yor charged with this service ” I state that Tam x ‘The thermometer was below freez! int incts give Young, abit GOOCS MUST BE SOLD. | Ssnor August, and a typhoon visited Kobe | 2" Canada, and snow fell: Monday atche ine coverhir, & tajonty one «oan Seseeuae ps iad WS Wantiteton and Botton, aod St at Clean fourth ward, frit prcince gives Align ama” a al y a qpenchs at Gantt oer Menon bee an | Yeateriny Was BCU Tae ONS ie Wee Sane anouger two, Tue best informed re | jority of ia, a democratic gain. ‘The repad- FO ENSURE CASH SALES ander McKenzie,"Premier of the Dominion of | 9, and last night the atmosphere was de- | Publicans estimate a majority for Kirkwood, | licans elect their membersof the legisiature Canada, he congraiulated his hearers on the | ‘ldédly frosty. The eold anap extended over | Fepublican candidate for governor, at 35,000. | by an nycTage majority of 2,000. | It is eati- WE WILL SELL improved tone exhibited by the United States | # portion of the sonth, where damage to tne jae nn tent sous taay eo ae mated that Hayes’ majority in this county = in relation to commercial reciprocity, and | Cotton crop is appre: . midn! ous ons ol ‘oe bw reach 1,500. | $35—WORTH OF CLOTHING—$335 resn! the temperature had fallen to 40 at Balti- om eoune ae rotates OF 8 Dw Republican Gains 5,100. sta $25—F OR ONLY_925 we ensued (0 the apricuitend! sa woe Washington city to 37, Norfolk 49, | }OwnShips in each counties. There is every - Ci “CAmNaTI, Oct. 13.—Returns from 565 | Unuation of such insane person in, it Indication of a much J: republican gain 4 bel: 5 ‘he Sold wave was moving intue ieaisianete than on tet cee Ligket, | Pree. “ts, peariy one-third of the state, sho ing hereby designed to give the superin facturing interests of Canada had the recent ~ fr 76 negotiations ing at Rochester and Buffalo, New York, | While @ guin of ten or twelve republican | 5 o af Hamilton county give Hage been successfu! FINE SUIT OR OVERCOAT eres of a real speech by Gen. Grant is so anus an fl i - such insane person until the governor can that the details of its histery JErrERsON DAViS ESCHEWING PoLttics. | and frost was predicted by the sigual secvioe | Members is already heard from. The only | Precinct Allen ofS? EVE Hayes & | oi cover who hie, friends are, or whenes ne | become of Interest. Amd thos ee : ted d fhe are t jority over Des Motnes born: During the in his address at the Christian county, Ky., | bureau in the lower lake ion, the Ohio | Tepor' lemocratic gaihs are two members 10WA ELECTION. came, with @ view to the return of such ‘the t had givena fair last week. Jefferson Davis incidentally | valley, Tennessee, Gulf and th Atlantic | 12 Des Moines county. Unless the specials 5 | Person to such friends. or to the place of his | Sflern = ay yy as =P pelditcal Am stecring a8 clear as I can of all | states, and heavy frost in the eastern wad | % the Btate Register are greatly out of the | 1,700 Majority im One | residence, and wus relieve the Districtof the — oe $25—WORTH OF CLOTHING-—825 political questions. I have shaken hands | riddle states. wa: publicans will have at least 40 a | expense and charge of such indigeat noo- @ scene met his géze which would have ne ‘with politics. If politics have @ to the — majority in the legislature on joint ballot. Trprow, IowA, Oct. 13, 1:20 a m.—The | :esdent.” awakened enthusiasm in the beart of any $18—FOR ONLY—918 dogs, I give them to the dogs.” He dweit for | _TH® NEw York CANAL Faaups.—The | These Sze republican estimates. Tne demo. | democrats gained in this township over last | ““Tii statute contemplated the continuance | American citizen. From the opera house ho OVERCOAT OR FULL SUIT. a long time on the currency question, his | dé€ — canal Loong ee York sxe Fag = ie the state to the republicans foe Pha Toray a a pont Cage and at cf indigent non- t imsaue persoas in <4 rae Somes or ae . . ° . om probed the more corr y a ir. One y 25.000. E ° t ‘the ‘ Sencar as ee Cain om te | Counce oa ke Onampints ene oe NEBRASKA. publican majority. the Bnsiet Gatit cho ean tee eakeeees | bomch, on bs great pride ip thecapital city as ——— awarded to an individual for $9,290.50. ip Another Republican Victory. Republican ity im the State | can discover who the friends of such patients | ®0¢ the cultare - inement of her citi- THE TEST CaSES in the United States cir- | tis contract was paid the sum of $146,316, or Tn Hall couuty te entire republican state at Teast. are or whence they came, with a view to | 2€DS. and especially in her public schools, $18—WORTH OF CLOTHING 81s cult court against Richmond merchants for | sixteen times the amount of the bid, gad | ticket is elected by au overwhelming major. | DES Momus, lowa, Oct. 13, 1a. m.—Spe- | their being returned to their friends or tothe | Which are really worthy Pe st ener a sailure to stamp bank checks went against | over $120, more than the estimate of the | ity. Cass county gives the republican state | cial dispatches received by the state register lace of their residence, and the District be- | CiUizen. During the drive, in which thesehoot $13—FOR ONLY—813 {be government, on the ruling of Jadge Bond | canal engineers. The commission appointed | ticket @ good majority. In Clay county the | up to iam hear indicate a republican major- | ing relieved of the expense and e of | buildings were viewed, the topic <—— that the jury, in order to convict, must be | to investigate the matter, after a thorough | republican state, county and judicial tickets | ity of 30,000 at least, and a steady republican | such indigent insane non-residents. It be. | Schools was discussed by the party, va- OVERCOAT OR FULL SUIT. ratified | that the defendants 1 intended to de- examization of the el in , thts case, de- | were clected by 8 majority. ~~ | gain in the 1} Special dis cameour duty, therefore, to endeavor to dis- rious political Spread — f talket ran © government of revenue. Ali | clare tha. ¢s5.547.62 were paid e conirac- Ew % ‘were the friends of the seventeen — 5 presi: pressed himself very similar suits were thereupon dismissal. tor for services and materials never furn- ‘Auk x08 meee. Or, aa Afterwards ascertained tecete eax. | earnestly upon the Subject, and seemed anx- AN AGREEMENT bas been drawn up he. | ‘hed. The report places th eresponsiollity The city election in Newark, New | mont county, twoin Mahaska county, oue | residents who were receiving board, medical | 1008 to Impress his vi — — YORTH OF CLOTHING_<«: tween Nicaragua, Guatemala and Salvator | 0! [bese frauds on State Engineer Taylorand | Jersey, yesterday, has resulted in im-| in Poweshick count: , and one in in. | treatment and elothing at the P that 4 s15—-WOR OF CLOTHING—si5 looki »g to the formation of a national gov, | tbe,cazal = and = ont Semen mense repub'lean majorities. Henry T. | The quarters the state committee | the District, or whence they came in order ~4 —. President _F NLY—s10 ernment. It ix not known whether Costa | ST, 80d at thesame time calls attention to | Yates is elected mayor by 2.390 majority over | (Osksloosa) vot being located at * Econ. that they it be t ‘would tee ae ree one Rica and Honduras wilt Jon It. The news | 06, robbery of valuable documents re | Andrew Smalley, democrat, who Sarried | cevsible to many telegraph wires the usual | District ie relieved of the expe ae. Atta at the reunion, thas, VE} et ’ i - au e com! ~ prose only two wards ont of fifteen. The ubli- | returns recet’ are | Uon ju! us devolv ie wr called OVERCUAT O8 FULL SUIT pon ag omar eT that peace has been | of thetr investigation.” cans ulro elect thirteen of the fifteen a much delayed. us r No DivipENp.—At a meetingof the d Comer ATEyE CONN UuoM enim watr that | Noeulicate tn cover donee ae ee ews Of te aamaine aan renin con ee | revenue collectors are seizing cigars for ai- | Tépublicans to eleven ina mocrats. ‘The ublican gain over last mayor's election in BOY'S CLOTHING DOWN VERY LOW | souri and Pacific railroads, at New York | «i failure to comply with, the law in re- | Pry oye no" yesterday, it was decided that the latter | Contal: company could not pay any dividend, om ee icra ns oe account of the falling of in the earnings of e road. 7 COME . a a ae —a ESCAPED PRIsoNERs RECAP rURED.—Six because wo return fener Me} it itlieit distillers and a number of other Cnited org ey ba eh A Seasoned at month or November. The duties of the pres- HABLE BROTH Ss States prisoners escaped from jail at Abing- i eT he k' matter od idevtial meantime devolved upon ERs, don, Va., on Thursday last, but were recap- | been, ‘ee ees ees, Vice President Gardner. Should te war Fait tured before they got far. ‘The eseape took ‘Heved overrule the seizures. prove a ited one & new adminisira- esters ana Clothiers, | place inthe day time and they hninocuance | gg-President Eliot declares that there has | Hon will on in Mar est Rortiae te octite Cerner 7th and D streets N. w | 1 secrete themselves. been no hazing whatever at Harvard duriag THE CENTENNIAL ACCIDEN: — Instead of the present term. D® coons, the whole of the frame of the .gricultural | _&2-The eptzootie has made its appearancs GARPETINGS, O1LCLOTHS, hall of the Centennial building blowing | among the mules on the Chesapeake and AND KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE URESS SHIKTS new supplies daily for the fali and win- proms _ W. BURDETTE & co. sepe- tr w. PoyEs EBA @L ASSES mints 433 AN, sovmtr events, FISHERS NEW DYE WORKS, 906 G STREET, NEAR NINTH STREET, CONNECTED WITH *oRUntan Gin Sas scounine wou : shores, (neem down terday morning, as ‘ted, only a small seetion fell, and the work Will be de- jJayed very little. Twrrp—In New York supreme court cLambers, yesterday, Judge Lawrence grant- edan » Teturnable to-day, toshow cause “by a stay of all proceedings pending the ap- peal of Wm. M. Tw from recent of the court of appeals should not be granted. —_—_—_ Is A “MILL” at Clocinnati terday be- pn ign Farrell and Jack Leonant) two which will probably cut short ii cares Cea Rts &7 The state prize, won by the 7 > ment at Creedmoor this nemeontes ort ax tie | Uon at Tiffany’s. The fac-si 1 | of the dome ahd. armouutlag Beare orine | capitol at Washingtoa, is valued at | &7-Sir W. Tarleton, com: and Captain Hickley of the Iron sos, Gees Meetaditne rc nat Sa Vaca fs ty S7"An inch of snow fell Sunday night in the glades, near Oakland, and the mountains Were covered with snow. s7-Five hundred and sixty Carlists have crossed the frontier into France and have been di s7-The Mibuster steamer Uruguay, with ber cargo of arms and ammanition, was yes- terntsy seized by the Jamaican government at Kingston. u7The a Missiasi; bas appesied to all the mer- chante io state to close their business oa eee Stacey avons fart near Petersvill 5 2, Frederick county, Md., owned by J. R. Bur- Troughs, of ,'D. C., containing 177 has been sold for 810,000 cash to R. C. Martin, of Frederiox county. 8 i i é i i if iy i iH f E