Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1880, Page 1

wee os "THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ia Aveane, Corner ilth Street, Ey z Star Newspaper Comasay. By mat nor year, 83, 02 au ce at Waabiagwn. D Friday—s2 a | by 10 copice # cust be paid is sé- ent icnger thsp #0 paid for. sing wate Known on pplication. © powinwe y Dished on NTS. TouRIsTS IN A PULLMAN PALACE € the popular b MONDAY, Oct. 1!—WAGGIE MI Fours orena HOUSE. COMMENCING "ay, } } TORELL of | } | a °. 8,579. Vee. 56—N pening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1880. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. _THE EVENING STAR. PECIAL NOTICE. hvered TO-MOnkKOW NITON ‘OTERS’ As THix TIO 8 wid mee y) EVENING, at 7 sideration tas sibjec. take into co "EDWARD HAYES, Vico Presideat 3. Q. KERN, Secretary. te °R 0p, 1830 CtNG OF THE ZENS BIILD- WerDNEADAY past To’ ock, 19 Market Sp is, easuing yea le ILTON BUI) DING ASSOCIA Dis. h Anavel Meeting of the “HAMEL held cp WEDNESD sY, 6th in-t.. in 7th et. nw., at 8 o'clook p.m. The his Sth Annual Repo-t. rs to serve the ensuing year will ba el» ot: ich, other bneiness transzet-d a8 may proparly ® come before the meeting. port, meine etary. E JAte DD. SO. A. PRESCOTT, Se K. oF P.—All meaabers of the who have and tho-e who have not . earnestly requested to assemble ia mass wes rg ip (he ball of Celan te Lod oH. on WO x ¥ NIGHT, October 4, at 8 o'clock. By the G.0. ee ene JOE. MITCH Lt EGE OF PHARMA been in ths a, MON DAY rut ‘ 3 7 SEMLANNCAL Mi MEDICAL AS>OO1A TION, tolnnbis, will be held at £'st., o2 TUE-D. ae: “I.E. HARTIGAN, M.D, SS ERO. M. VATIMER, DENIISE, PP” removed hie office fromm 624 to GW niheast corner ef 7th st_p Ber =° STOR TEAKING AND ROTTING ¥, ES" obGTius to neces by ihe use of Be With Marble Dust, Milex, Talc, 8 White, 1 3, , &e., and WEAVEIG KENGLA’ © GO. ranted (9 be id Verotable sdulgerations, $12-3m $25,000 IN PREMIUMS! } BECOND EXHIBITION, OCTOBER 5 TO 16, ISSO, BOCES OPEN FOR SALE OF SPACE AND Prot. TURK. Term (COLUMBIA BICYCLE scHooL. M. TO 10 P. 3. pit ¥ BARGAIN lg, locks, stick, se 26 ca! Tacsie, 21 Ba veto all! augit | C= RUPPEWT, Z Nos. 403 and 405 7th st. n.w. TERS FOR THE WHITNEY AEN CARRIAGES, } ERY AND FIsHISG TACALUS } LAWN TEX CLES, VEL‘CTPE! WAGONS. At Pu: ES 70 Strr THE _PIANGS AND ORGANS xno Wererooms #23 Fath : v | s geniticent HZ] P PIANOS. Eve fav I sale for cash OF Upon easy WL y 4. at SIDNEY T. NIMMO'S, ane2l- @EO ALth street northwest, * === ea ON DECK With a compiete Stock of the . VEBY LEST GOODS that can possibly be procured in onr line, and at Prices that embarrass cur competitors and csuse astomers to rejoice. A special feature of or stock Just at this ti: large lot of caress NEW JAPAN TEA, ed.) It tm of mourcet by al most delicious article of the first ‘fey 0 have tricd they haye Another attractive feature of our stock to-day is AN UNOSUALLY CHUICE ARTICLE OF GOSHEN BUTTER, Telepbonic connections. a | Wenpine PRESENTS. INERAL WATERS. SCHOOL BOOKS, UB 1 ED, by the author of A Fool's and, the Santa Fo Trail, by A. A venor For seers, by Berthold Anerback Gate sua cthar poss, by Uliver Waa Longfellow. Ueck+soR TO MOHUN BROTHERS, Sons Pa ave.. cor. Lith st. PUBLICATIONS. se History ot Buntiah People: Vol he Grandissimes. Wellfields.. ide North and So: me x a styles of PsPETE ONDENOE CARDS and FaNUY JAMES J. CHAPMAN, Mareoroir Semeer B OKS FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCUOOLS, ar W. H. & O. D. MORRISON, Law Booxse.LERs AND STATIONERS, gers No. 475 Pa. ave n.w. ;pesearser== FOR SCHOOL BOOKS, &c. SCHOOL SUPPLIES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, seeps 428 7th street. If HE CRYSTAL FIRE PLACE STOVE Is the most elegant stove made. ‘The reputs- tion of the manufacturers, the Barstow Stove Com- acy, for Sine casting and rich desins is not equal- ty any foundry in the world. ‘The GRYSYAL a powerful beater, of convenient and simple con- struction. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, No. sukd Have just received a lJarce assortment of Fancy Pieces in STERLING SILVER, ly for Wedd ng Presents. Desiened eepeci: SAW’L LEWIS, 22315 Pa. ave. 027 (PAT OUM PLUMBING BUSINMSS has i a atty that now our force of n beré is larger than is empioyed by any house of New York is evidence of the lively interest ail SANITARY MATTERS b; Established 1840. Ss taker yy the gent PUBLIO. | We sive especial attention to EENIZING DEFROTIVE PLUMBING io city Teeidences. HAYWAKD & HUTCHINSON, sugd No. $17 Vth street nw. ME HOT BLAST FURNACE ds the most SUCULSSFUL FURNAOE we and our practical experience of ye iny and patting up furna- ‘and the close attention we have paid to all val hie improvements in heating apparatas, warrant claiming that there furnaces possess all the a8 feat for ECONOMY, DURABILITY, and EASE OF MANAGEMENT they excelled. We a'so claim that wo have pat i more HOT BLAST FURNAGES in this oty hin the last two years than have beer put up ct her kirds cunbined, and have not heard a cugle complaint from thein. HAYWARD & HUTCHLNSON. No. 317 Oth street n. w. EW. STOCK PALL ‘ND WINTER JUST OPENED. AR, VER-WEAR, axp Cae OULsIDs- WEAR . 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue. HE KITCHENER RANGE. ‘We have endeavored to make a first-class arti cconly, and have spared no expense in the mant- facture of our KITCHENER RANG: cooking fixture that is all that can be desired. That we have sui e number that we have sold and the sstisfaction they have: oct? : iven ee fe antes of references in an: MOTs. eas aces for the BALTIMORE, ry pomtanls Send Se Gor iste HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, augd No. 317 Oth street n. w. UF ACTUBING SLATE WW SSANTELE and have alnrwoswek of WAN- TELS of new and attractive desigus, and by exam {nation the superiority of our work is apparent. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, 8089 jo. B17 Oth street n. w- CoLUMBLa POTTEBY. 313 Georgia nue, foot of 3d st. east. Fine STONE and EARTHENWARE of every de- scription. id and maciine-made FLOWER POTs| Han of ail ati G. Parry DAIRY and OOKING trace aapplled sup ‘withont deia; sau53m ELPHONZO LOUNGS, 504 Oth street, bet. Eand F. (WHSITB FRONT.) at io N. ¥. sepl-ecém ALEX. ROBT. OHISO“M, Prop’r. i | of corselence, was made Washington News and Gossip. GOVERNMENT Recer’ enue, $690 571. customs: A Dercesit of $37 To pay.—Internal rev- $616,853.32 from this city, on arcount he Treasury to-day, A Lats YELLow ‘ase.—The following dispatch wes recetved to-day at the National Board of Health from Key West, Florida: “One | Yellow fever case avd death last night, adult— | Telapse In dengue from exposure | y, Health Oifizer.” AN AMERICAN MaN OF-Wak, supposed to D2 the Constitutton, passed Cape Heury, bound in, at lv am. 10-4: J iy of Boston, when he already hata been ed from duty at the Bs: GEORGIA MOONSHINERS = [NDICTED.— Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue Rogers to- day received the following dispateh trom R2ve- nue Agent Jacob Wagner, at Atlanta: “Th? Unitea States grand jury has found trae bil!s ggninst thirty-eight citizens of Georgia for armed attacks on revenue officers in the Second Gistriet while discharging thelr lawfal daties. ‘iwenty of these outlaws belonged to the gang st burned Deputy Collvetor Stewart's prop: erty and fired upon his family in the dead hour Of bight, Wound!ng his son. $50,C00,000 OF ForEIGN Gonb.—The Treasury cepartment today directed the transfer ot $10,000,000 In gold trom the sub-treasury in Ni York to the asszy ottiee, to fueilitate exch: on ececunt of foreign gold coming in for ports from the United States. Since the b ning of the pre fseal yesr transfers of goll like the above en made to the amount $9,000,009, ‘These transiers show preity ly the amount of forescn gold t come tn, but they do not give the full amou! Ivisestimsted that stnee the ist of Juty 1 the amount of foreign got that has arrived at New York foots up about $35,000,000, THE UTES—Mr. Russell, of the Ute commis. Sion, 1s now here, having reached Washington Saturday night. He had a long conference With Mr. Beli, Acting-Secretary of ‘the Interlor, lay, regarding the detalts of the payment of now due the Indians fn con: 1 settlement of the Ute aifientiy. Mr. ays everything 1s gotng smoothly, $0 1 the business of the commission 13 cemed, the probable carly clostng of the moun tain pe ¥ snow being the princtpal obsta- cle how in the way of the consummation of we work, Harr Houpay FoR GOVERNMENT CLERKS Tc-merrow all the employés of the War, Navy, ‘Treasury and Post Office departments and the Department of Justice, who ean be spared from their work, will be permitted to be absent fro: thelr desks up to i2 o'clock. The State depari- ment and Interior department employés will Lot be given this privileg Tue NEw District 3 65 Covron Boxps.—The U.S. Treasurer to-day received from the Go- laumbia Bank Note company the first instatl- Meht of 65 coupon bonds, to be used in the conversion of board of audit certificates. Tie bonds secured are of the denomination of $500. None of the $50 bonds have been yet receive for thelr certificates were accommo lated some time ago. THE NAVY AND THE BALTIMORE CELEBRAT! The Vandalia and ikvarsage will leave Hampton Roads on the 7th tant, for Baltimore, to part ¢ pate in the cel bration there on the i3:h Instant. The Navy department has refused the request of the Baltimore anthorities to have flags loaned thera for decoration purposes during the ceiebratioi ARMY ORDERS.—The superintendent gener. recruiting service will forward recrults uad+ proper charge to Fort Snelitng. Minn., for as- Signment as follows: 75 to the ith fafantry aud 25 to the 17th infantry. Tne leave of Major Hemy R. Mizner, sth Infantry, 1s extended four months, . PERSONAL.—Assistant Secretary Upton, of tle ‘Treasury department, has returned from his Western trip.—Hon. George Bancroft, the his- torlan, celebrated his Svin birthday at Newport Yesterday. He expects to have the last vol- ume of his History of the United States ready The President in Oregon. HE VISITS AN INDIAN SCHOOL AND MAKES A SPEECH. A dispatch from Portiand, Oregon, says that the Preeident and Mrs. Hayes aud party left by special rain Friday morning, on the Western Oregon railroad, for Forest Grove, Washing couaty, to visit the government Indi under the charge of Capt. M. C. Willtams, U. A. A larce crowd assembled there and the President tuade a short specca, stating that the 8 «cial ¢ ty et of his visit there was to se2 the working of the |. * “After seeing this Tadian Lou,” Mr, He sald. ‘I think ft is the feettag or every good that 1b was wise and just t) muke good citizens of those Tadlan boys and virls. Some persons think God has dseree 1 chat they should die off Uke wild animals, With this have notting todo. If they are to becone extinci, we ought to leave that to Provid sae, and we, as good. patriotic, Christian pe thould do our best to improve thetr p Menta! and moral condition. [Cries of “Am ‘n."] We si.ould prepare thea: to becom part of the great Am funily. If it turns out that their destiny 13 to be d. ferent, we shall at least have done cur duty. This country was one» theirs. They owned it a3 much as yo1own your farms, We have displaced them, and are ng that work. Tam glad that Oregon bas taken a step In the rigat direction. Tam glad that she 13 preparing Indian boys and S$ to become good, law-al a eltizens.’” ‘ike perty dined with Capt. E.R. Merriman, an old personal friend, and an ofticer uader nim La thearmy. Large crowds greeted the Presiden” at Iilisboro’, Cornelius and other stations 02 the road. At five o'clock the party took a sy eclal steamer for Vancouver, where they were 1 be the guests of Gen. Howard, commandiag the department of the Coinmbla,' over Sinday. By morning they were to start for Walla- Walla, returning to Portiana Friday. Sporting Notes. Paw Paw, Mr. P. Loritiard’s two-year-old filly, Whose death in England announced, was a full sister of the noted ri horse Parole, being by Leamington out of Malden. Sue wus bred at Mr. A. Welch’s Chestnut TMU fara Philadelphia, aud was seat to Newmark Mr. Leriilard in August, 1579, in comp other thoroughbreds, Paw Paw was ih the Stanley stakes at the Eysom 5 3 nner meeting; was third in the Acora stakes sam” mectibg; was among the last to fiaish in the Richmond st od, and was the winner of the akes Sime meeting. She had many valuable engagemeats against her name, Westen 1s going to trot his best record a Providence, October 11th and 16th. Tn his let on the subject he says he is gong todo his best, aud asks chiy fatr play and no favor. At Pittsburg on Saturday the winners wert Tun B. and Sleepy Tom. The Cievelands beat the Nationals last Satur- day on the grounds here, the score being 8 to 1. A short range military rifle match between New Orieans and Denver teams, ten men each, 200 yards, 15 shots each man, came off yester- in the respective cities of the team3. The New Orleans team scored 539 out of a posstble 750, and the score of the Denver team was 539, thns making a te, Tle winners at Jerome Park races Saturday Te: Mile dash, Checkmate, Dan Sparling second, the latter pulling up lam; time 1 Nursery stakes, for two-year-olds, three q lar- ters of @ inlie, Brambaletta, Banter ses0a4; Ume 1:20. Jerome Park stakes, for taree-year- olds, ore mile and three quarters, Grenada, Faneliffe second, O2en third, ume ay. ‘The Minhattan handicap, one mile and a quarter, Hierold, Wartieid second; le 22124. Steeple cha-e, over fractional cow Judith, Capt. Franklin second. The winners at the Lauis- ville, (Ky.) races Saturday were: Mile heats. ‘Talisman; Ume 1:45, 1:45, Half mile dash, Kalgnt ‘Ti mplar: ume 49:¢ seconds. One mile and ao eighth, Gold Bug; time 2 minutes. Three quar. ters of a mile, for two-year-olds, Valleria; time 1:17, Dash of four miles, Jim Malone, Gen. Philips second. Belle of Nelson third;tim 27:29. THE FPizooric ABaTING.—It 1s estimated that 4.000 ere sick of the prevailing distem- per in New York City last week. The Cumivr- cial of Saturday evening says: The down town starters Of the variou’ horse car lines were tnterv.ewed this morning, and each one pare a3 his opinion that the was abat- ing. The usual number of cars are runnin; andontime. There ts no serlous sickness, b:1i the horses seem to still have a little cough, though not so bad as they have had.” In Albiny alo it 1s not as yet very severe, though a larg: number of horses are’ incapacitated for wor. Th» epizootic 1s progressing southward and t hundred cases are reported at Newark, N.J. INTERNATIONAL PARK AT NiaGaRA FALis — The commissioners for the {nternational park at Niagara Falls on the Canada side have oi- dered a survey, whick will be commenced to- day, after which the property to b2 taxen, will be valued, to report to parliament a° the ‘next session, The survey ¥ begin at Victoria Point and extend to the head of the rapids, a distance of three miles. for the press before the end of the year. Mr. Archibald Forbes, the well-known traveling correspondent and London journalist, arrived et New York Saturday eVvening.—sSenator Wallace is registered at Willard’s.—Capt. Nathaniel White, a New Hampshire miluonatre, and obe of the republican candidates for presi- dential elector at large in that state, died sud- Genly Saturday.—Mr. Charles A. Piisbury, well-known in Mabe pig as the former bright and reliable correspondent of leading southern democratic newspapers, 1s now part. proprietor and editor-in-chief of the Belfast. (Me.) 2pm ican Journal, AS tS Dame indicates, the Journal booms for Garfield.—Capt. Nichols Wall, brother of Col. William Wall, of this city, and bimselt well-known here, died in St. Louis last Saturday.—Mr. Parke Godwin during his summer sojourn at pagers Sears Ma3s., nas been writing a memoir of his father-in-law. William Cullen Bryant.—G. F. Lunberg, of Stockholm, James M. Varnum, of New York, ard Cummodore and Mrs. Temple are al Wermiey’s.— Charles E, Boggs, son of Adtutral Boggs, and assistant paymaster in the U.S navy, retired, died in New York Friday. —Mr. A. K. Brown has returned to the city irom his summer vacation tn Matne.— . Grever, U.S.A., Col. W. F. Shaffer, of New York, Postmaster Huldenkoper, of Philadelphia, are at the Riggs. Political Notes. The town elections in Connecticut occur to- ‘The proposed constitutional amendment, togive the governor the power to nominace Judyes for the approval of the legislature, 13 to be voted upon. Demecratic primaries were held In the second congressional district of Maryland on Saturaay. The returns indicate that there will be no oppo- sition to Hon. J. Fred. C. Talbott. ‘The New Hampshire probibitory state com- inittec¢ fs to puta dozen speakers on the stump in that state, with Dow at their head. Hallett Kilbourn says that the political fight in Ingiana ts so hot that one can read a news- Paper trom one end of Indiana to the other by Ube bonfires and toreb-liguts. Solon Chase, the greenback leader in Matne, Who was deposed from the editorship of the grecnback paper bearing his name, Cliase’s [n- uuirer, because of his bolt from the fuston elec- toral ticket, hag been restored to the charge of tke paper, with the tojunction “ not to hurt his Irjends,” Nominations for Congress are reported a3 fol- lows: Andrew McClain, republican, 6th district Tennessce; Thos, H. Herndon, democrat, 1st dis- trict Alavama; E. R. Schwackhamer, 24’ district New York. cS A new French evening newspaper has been Started In New York. It will support Hancock for the presidency, and in French polities will support the conservative republicans. A mass meeting of the democratic Party tn New Orleans Saturday night adopted resolutio1 among other things declaring : is We pelleve an indestructible unton of indestructible states. We are equally and unalterably opposed ta a Centralized despotism and to secession. The letter of Gen. Hancock relative to southeru Claims receives our hearty approval.” A private telegram recetved in Washington to-day from an Indiana ropan cat, at Iodlanap- olls, was to the effect that the present indiva- Uons in that state are somewhat more favora- ble to the republicans than several days ag). On the other hand, at the democratic head- quaarters here, to-day, it was Claimed that the assurances from Indiana are that the democrats are certain to win, and that the betting in Ia- dianapolis tsall in favor of the democracy. Case OF SHERIFY GAUTHERAUX —In a dispatch from ile” J.R. Alco Gautheraux, ex- civil shertff of New Orleans, makes up a state. mert from res given by the city authori- ina vhe elty 23 indebted to him —_______ THE Mysrsry atten to Lage pty Mr. Ancel C. Perry, of Batting ah 0 has esa missing since Tuesday last, was’ solved yester- day Jrorning by the discovery of his body in returned a Verdict of suicide, uae —_——__—— Edward Jones, 21 years old, kitted his uncl: Andrew Finley, wit a shotgun in a quarrel at Mrs. MACK’s ESCAPE. 1 Milwaukee, WiIs., a ery in the trial of Mrs, Mack for the murder ot er husband, after being out fifty-three hours. failed to agree. This case has created mucli interest Ubroughout Wisconsin, as Mrs. M on ker first trial, was convicted, together aman pamed Dickerson, and the latter 1s now serving a sentence for the crime. The suprem? court allowed Mrs, Mack a new trial, wilh the above result. THE CORNER-STONE of the Heer obelisk (Cieopatra’s needle) will be laid in Central Parx, N. ¥., Dext Saturday, with imposing ceremonies, the previous determination not to permit Ma fenic lodges to parade in regalia having beex reeonsicered, and their parucipation thus tn- sured to carry out the original programme. SENTENCE OF FORGERS.—At Providence, R. 1, in the court of common pleas, Chester C, Brock- way, Who pleaded nolo confendere to two tn- dictisents for forgery and uttering forges checks, has been sentenced to eight years in tae state prison. Joseph Cook and Frank Somers, Breckway’s accomplices, were 2ls9 sentenced, the first-named to four years and the last i three years in the state prison. A Saloon KrEPsE MURDERED.—Jobn Mater>, @ saloon-keeper ia Massilon, Onto, had its throat cut by a gang of roughs on Saturday night, whom he put out of his place. ‘They re- turn<d and stoned the salon and his wife wen’ for the police. On returning she found her hustand dead in the doorway, None of the perpetrators have been arrested. Malcre is de- scribed as a desperado, VicTorio’s BaND.—A special from Santa Fe says: ‘The commissioners have brought. fafur- mation to El Paso that Saturday Col. Bueli’s commend passed through the Caledonia moun- tains, following a large train, supposed to be that ‘et Victorio, southeast. t6 the Pine moun- tains; also that Col. Joacquin Teraaras, with 450 Mexican troops, in two days behind Col. Buell, and marching to effect a junction, whe. the Mexieans and Americans will co-obera'c. Buell’s column has now marched through tne entire length of Chihauhau, the Pine mona- tains belng near the boarders of Nueva Leon. If Victorio’s band ts really ahead 1t will have to stop and fight. Col. Carr’s command is scont- ing the borthern border of Chihuahua and tae Southern extremity of New Mextco.” Sap Cask oF Dxowninc. — Last Thursday evening Mr. Smith, who resides at Capon Bridge, W. Va., was riding on the river ta a boat with a young lady to whom he expectea to be married this week. The de ly Was, handling the oar, and fell out. Mr. Smith jumped out to save her. The young lady, how. ever, Swam near the shore, and on looking back found that her lover wes about drowning. Sao Started to swim to him, but before she reached the spot he sank. Hts body was recovered the Same evening. KMLED HER Bapy.—In Jersey City Saturday night Mrs. Mary Doyle, while out of her mind from fever, threw her two-months old child out, of a third-story window and it was instantly killed. ‘The mother was locked up. ‘THE UTAH WOMAN SUFFRAGE DECISION.—The Mormon woman suff: acts, concerning which 4 decision was rendered last’ Friday by the su. preme court of Utah, was considered void by the parties applying for a mandaraus because it cat ig Of voters 1s not a ministe- Tal act They do not pass on the validity of the act J an, dissenting, held the suffrage act to be invalid, and that Telegrams to The Star. THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN. Democratic Claims in Indiana. Situation in New York. Hancock on the Pacific Coast. The Vote in Maine. PANAMA CANAL SYNDICATE. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PABIS. ——— GREAT PARNELL. DEMONSTRATION. —— THE CAMPAT ague—Reinforcements for Republicans in Northe and Western New York—Democratic Hopes on the Pacific Coagt, Etc. [Special Dispatch to The Slav] = New York, Oct. 4—Affatrs are qniet around both republican and democratic healquarters tc-day, At the latter more evidence ts found and shown that the action of the Union League cub republicans, last Wednesday night has caused considerable bad feeling in the club and benefited the democratic campatgn fund by several thousand dollar3. The poilt both sides talk freely and sometimes regarding the assembly over which Mr. Hatn‘l- ton Fish presided at the club, and the demo- crats say the doings on that occasion were not warranted by any polite stretch of the club Usage and courtesies. Some formal me-Ung for action will probably result, ) it the republicans there are ina large majority and Mr. fish will be sustained, no doubi. The letters and d patches at the democratic headquarters to-d. give detalled assurances regarding the situation in Indiana and stronger hopes regarding aio, with pledges that California aad Oregon safe for Hancock in November. Advices at ri publican headquarters to-day are principal devoted to promises of majorities in wester and northwestern poruious of New York for November: from Erie county, Cattaraugas, Monroe and Chataqua and from the totertor ot the state and northeast, from the St. Lawren’ district. Advices urge the keeping down of t democratic majorities in Kings and Qaee county, and the answer invariably 13, that Con missioner Davenport is vigorously at work. gee THE INDIANA CAMPAIGN. Two Kemocratic Estimates—One for 4,510 Majority. [Special Dispatch to The Star. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 4.—Tue democrats have complekd an estimate of this state by con- grescional districts, and claln the ist, 2nd, 34, 4th, 5th, "th, 12th and 13th, giving the repad- licans the 6th, 7th, Sth, 91h and 10th. This give3 ‘he democrats the state by 4,510 majority. Mr. Landers, the democratic candidate for governor, says the result next week will be between 6,00 and 7,000 democratic majority. Good judges in both parties agree that the vote may be close. MAINE. The Official Vote—Legisiature Re- ele by 32 Majurity—Plaisted Probably Governor—Gossip, Etc. [Special Dispatch to Th: Sar.) PORTLAND, Oct. 4.—The oficlal returns show that the legislature, which will elect a United States Senator, stands:—Senate, republicans, 22; fusionists, 9. House, repuditcans, 85; fuston- ists, 66. Republican myority on jotat ballot. 32. The constitutional amendment providing f r the election of governor bya plurality vote is acopted by 41,719 majority. The oficial returas for governer will not be canvassed ull January. and it is probable that Gen. Platsted will b found to have a small pluraitty for governor. But there are 1,470 votes returned for Plats! under diffcrent given names. If these, or a por ton even, are thrown out, Davis, repudlican will be elected governor. If the rule tbat Gov. Gaycelon and his council adopted ts followet then Davis will surely be elected; but the pros- pect now fs that Plaisted wil win. It 1s among the political gosstp that, Eugene Hale will sooa leave the state and go to Michigan to attend to the ate of the late Senator Chandler, his father-In-law; that Congressman Reed will be the candidate for U.S. Senator, and that Frye Will continue in the lower House of Congress. It is weil kpown that Mr. Hamlin will not bea candidate for re-election. He expressed his in- tention quite a year ago of retiring to private life, but_he was Called into the campaign last year and this, but now retires without doubt. NEW YCRK NOTES, Prayer for the Good of the Country. NeW YORK, Oct. 4—The Baptist pastors ut their meeting to-day appointed November Ist as a Gay Of prayer for the good of the country, and adopted appropriate resolutions on the death of the late Kev. Dr. Adams. ‘The Warren Court of Inquiry. Ex-Major Vanderblit Alien, of Philadeiphia, Was a witness to-day before the Warren court ef inquiry. He related whut he knew of Gea’l Warren’s action on the day of battle. Ap Advertisement for Bernhardt. ‘The reguiar Sule of tickets for Ue Bernhardt season was begun to-day, and by noon all the seats On the ground floor and in the first buleo ny had been cisposed of at $3 each, Seats tn the family circle were sold for $: Sentenced. NEw BRUNSWICK, N. J., Uct. 4.—Hart Moore, ex-county collector of Middlesex county, was sentenced this morning by Judge E. W. Scud- der to pay $1,000 fine and to stand committe] at hard Jabor tn the state prison for two years. A Coal peueener axe ae eore ese, - Cay Sunk, New York, Oct. 4:2-The schooner John &. Daly, trom Georgetown, D. C., witn 279 tons of coal went ashore and sunk on East Bank this morning. She will be a total loss. = The Markets, BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.—Vi PRE RRORE Oo Senta sm, ators, ALTIMORE, Oct_4.—Cottou lower and dull— middting lial. | Blour Guict but arm—Howars family, 5.16a6.00; cit yan, 380 January, 1.124(a1.125¢. Corn, sou! rae Quiet; “estern strcng—southern white, 55; do. Yellow, 54 asked; western mixed, spot, 61%: Oct>- Der, 613(a517%; November, b3a53%; December, 64 asked. | Outs ‘stexdy—southern, 41a42; western Shite, S9a4l; do. mixed, 38aJ9. Rye quiey 1-0, Hay steady—prime to choice Pennsyivania and Maryland, 19.00221.00. Provisions firm, wit! active jobting trade demand—mess pork, 18:0 Bulk meats—iooee shoulders, none offeriug: cea: rib tices, none offering; “do. packed, 6 and 94. Bacon shoulders, ¢X; clear rib ‘sides, 9%. fams, 12501336. Lard, 9. Butter weak—prine t) ohoice western packet, 18425. iet, 20, Petroleum firm—retined, 11%. | Coffee dull” and i fo tar, 12xal4 10 cargoes, $3 Sugar lowerana auil—a soft, WW. Whisky quiet, Tisxat Tor “Erde Lo Liverpool’ per steamer irin—cc tion, 11-32a%sd. ras Receipte four, 166 wheats 9h ; flour, barrels: : corn, 1, rye, 200 bushels. buehele; },557 . _ Bales wheat, C7175 bushels; corde, 8001 bushels. a higher Money, 2a8. “Exchange—long, 480%; short 483 jovernments steady. cuEW YOR Co 4.—Flour stesdy. Wheat quiet. rn doll. LONDON, Oct. 4, 12:50 p. m.—Consols for woney 97 43-16 snd for the account 97 15-16. fester first mortrasce tes, 68M. rete ale Co. second 18, tral, 6075. Tee 1055. 135%. 4 p. aa.—Atlan id ork Oenteal, 13534. p an 68%; Atlande and Great ce ee " 61. Readiva, 163. AYTEEROON. current in New EYUPORTANT EUROPEAN NEWS. Panama New York, Oct. 4—Cable specials from Paris give the ee The syndicate for the con- ‘struction of formed yest Loubeyran and Denier are been ascertained that the cost will be muck ss than at Canal Syndicate Formed. the erday. Papama Mr. Se first estimated. The emission of a loan for 400,000,000 francs will be made about Cetober 2 Dest ructive Fire ia Paris. ‘The fire which broke Gut last aigut ta the Pa- | villon De Fiore, aud which fc ened to cestroy the ] Ume within one decade, was ha: trous than It ever, Paris trem for the pri the adjoning museum It 18, some tuatly of Cary ea Corby injared by the 1 irreparat le. ami Tuileries ut might have Deen. For hou led for the restored peless Ureasures i uuvre. of the damag The one Of his maste } sit 14 untor- | LOCAL NEWS. The Nanonal Fair. ‘The preparations fog the National Pair, which opebs ‘oO morrow, arein full Diast to-day and all ts Bustie on the grounds. ‘The indications are that the agricultural exhtoits will be the most humerous and attractive, The exnibits tn the mar butlding do not promtse to come up to lest year. Many of the merchants who particle pated last year have not yet selected Will be “Weanesday perkaps bet " A he 2 UT ST. JULIEN. The races promise to exceed those of last Some very celebrated stables are alrea The great event will b> che race lien {to run “ys confident that he record. As fo the new, bat ig @ be 1G Up-top FOTHE Riz Wdrive Su Ju sald 170. St. Ju 43 Whee 11s HOW pr + and Tam a litt phe may be tartan, 15 expe Jiis horses, Wedgewood and aday here, OK THE INDUSTRIAL. PROCESSION, lay evening the execatlve commit. dustrial procession, to tase place opentig day of the National wile ct the prefect of Ue Sein the Independent toe had been ve ned from the | sylvan nue and country a few hou Tt was close | sing and upen an hour before the engines were se: prop. accept erly to work. BS a and ste were awtul, espectall poniie bank Of the river. 7 sustataed | by the prefect of U: I the city or | Dut Were saved. By mi uw re Was sub- | dued. | Great Parneli < at | Cork. | A special from Dub Parnel Gemenstation at Cork to-d 3 Une largest in that section of feland stnoe the cak. Hew €ScCM Of tena dices of woleome CUS precession with Cork. ceeded to Verne was who present apean vikiten by MIs sented b sien to the pe Its staicat the preside Parneli’s ca O'brien abd Cronin attempted to enter tive dir jerent carriages, but were viol the Fenians, who levelled obnoxious lk f ter men than you to sit beside Parn pears that the pure revolutiontsis of Cork are \iiling Lo accede @ measure of toleration to Par- nell In recognition of his services during the late distress, but they (end similar favor to his followers who repudi. ate a recourse to arms for the adress of grt Parnell, in his speech, declared t landlordisin, which was created for maintaining English rule tn Ireland and for the tntere the few against the many, musi fail. Voices called out: “As Lord Mountmorrcs fell.” Biscord in West Meat A Dublin dispatch tothe ius say tams of discord are showing county ot West Meath. ish Cabinet Council to-day. LONDON, OC § The statement that a meeting of the council ts te be held to-day ts un- ances. No Br 1 fous.ded. ‘Rhe A Emperor of accept Ube propositicns of the European pow- rs, ‘The Grecian army. A dispatch from Athens to whe Daily News gays: The leaders of opposition In parliament have decided to suppori the national armament | ic ‘There are now forty thousand men under arms ard recruits The 1 The Sportsman this mornit Hanian, the prapubicg Sundays. David Ward superintend- Hanlan’s rowing as he did when Hanlan was tn England bas been doing stropg work. He 13 only onc stone eight pounds over rowing weight. ‘Trick- yecek, the Australian oarsmen, prac- Used starts on Saturday last. The London Times on the Parnell ett and Loxpon, Oct. 4,—The Tin Ucle this ol and his feliow agitators go they leave the coun- try in a fam thiorgl.out clpte LiVEb POOL for Boston, General G: of Menon hersl’s rest n taken t Major Cauzio, General confined, Two ordered to G Wali Street To-day. New Yors. cle says:—The week opened at the stock ex- change on a “blooming” market for speculat!y: stecks and a steady to strong mark: investments. as 3s lower for ‘The opening prices for stocks were the sdvence fe ‘There was in the first hour a further advance of 28325, per cent, the latter, Metropelitan Eleva- janhattan advan tea. ville and Ni Omaha 15; amen Waukee and St. Paul 1, Buri ly per cept, Kansas and Jersey Central 7, Je. Following this advance there was a decline of 2 er cent in Eurlingtor jheremainder or el Is StroDg, and some stocks are al highest fgures of the di oad bends are stopg and higher, the in the Ene —— and loney on call is 2a3 per cent, on Ume 324% per cent, and on prime mercan! paper 43/253 per cent. = a ralircads, Chicago’s New Post Oftice, CHicaco, Oct. 4—The United sae malls were cringonee;| this morning for the first time Ever since the great fire of 1871 the Chicago been in temporary or cramped main or working room in the ‘under the skylight area, 13 200 by is claimed to be onc of the lightest Perfect rooms of the character in the aris Were ti r cand Kept ther Emperor's Advice to the Sultan. Joustuntinople dispatch to the Daly News gays: The Sultan has again telegraphed to the cr the The Passengers of the Canopus. fengers oF the d bullding, vel O'CopneL Parcel, Thurles by t wh AS GCC t fare was | At met by the way ed bim wiih au ark, Where hat the t he bards A curious in Band O'ir he nt OF the leagive &> he was lp Hage they could not get at him aty ejected by overs at the We have bet- Ttap- -aguels, With cries of are not_prepared to hat ts of Symp themselves in the 4—The Daily Nes this morn- Gemmany Wio las advised him to are flocking in rapidly. | mternational Garsmen. gSays: Edeant | Canadian oarsmap, does not intend | before. William Elitot, of Blythe, itation » in an editorial ar- Wherever Mr. Parae ring says: i@ behind them. Deeds of lawless © afterwards. been aad » towns A the country to extend tue prin- league, te whic ‘a from Krome to the ribald, is intended to allay t) entment.’ Vigorous measures have ‘oguard the Genoa ) aribaldl’s Son-in-la i egitnents of troops have been eNO Och 4.—The F * financtal arti- for bond higher for 4's, @ upchan, the 4's, and otherw! above prices at the close on Saturday. 23y per cent, Louts- ashville 2 per cept, St. Paul and for co and ‘preferred, Mu- lington and Guiney and Texas i‘, Wabash Erle}. and D. 1. & W. 3, mn and Quincy, Sets Quincy, and % ‘AS we Write the mar- Railroad bonds are ye business being jose of the Southwestern Post office, in the new govern- the block bounded by 7 dackson streets. ¢ Moss, trea Messrs. Widhatec arvlaua ther dispiays fro ton of the eliy. inery ted upwith steam will he ready for use ou Wedues- power, Vhich e shows pi avatlable spac s been taken ts have been made to lay arts. bultural department, ‘The most prominent Ise to be prolific, alloted to such ens 1 section: obably be the display of agricul- tural mowers, harvesters, &c., by McCormick, of Ch 5 7 altimore and Onto Railroad company ranged for round Urip Uekets at 19 cents to and from the grounds. Matthews, president of the board ot tees, directed the schoo.s to be closed The lower part of the grand stand at the Na- tional Fair will be Uluminated every night duit g the fair, commencing October sun. gis somerset Sec KMULED ON THE RatRoan. — ¥ day, Dr. vatterson, the coroner, held an inquest on Ube body of Andrew Williams, colored, who was run over and killed by engine No. 4 of the eastern bound train ( x sut_ Une) about 10:15 Saturday night, on K sireet south. The jury found a verdict that the de- <d Was imoxicated, and attached no blame to the train mei Jon E. Nally, a white man, was de- d by cne of the ‘workmen in the Navy in the act of going out with @ quantity ot brass concealed on person. The workinan told Nally to drop the brass which he nfesed to do. the case who A Watchman was ioformed of who attempted to put bim under arrest, when he assaulted the watchman and got away from tLe yard, put was tnally arrested. In the Police Court this morning he forfelved $10 col- lateral. —— BUTCHERS’ BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION met day aiiernoon at Cosmopolitan hall and lected Cflicers as follows: President, Jacob J, Appich; vice-president, Jacob West: sect John Braun; treasurer, George Bessier; faance committee, Chas. Graff, F, Stlazing and 8. Auth; Inarshal, A. Loetiler; standard-bearers, Mayer, Christ. Phueger and Frank Weigand, They compi-ted arrangements for turaing out | in the industrial parade to-worrow. violence are done which they have not suc. | gested in express terms but which ara In | Yull ecoréance witb the spirit, though not with | SW the letter of their harangues, and which they scarcely even pretend to disappr The lend lesgue has extended its organization to Great Britaln, and branches hav are being formed in several lary series Or mcelings will be beld in the winter ‘THE Two Jomns.—To-day, inthe Polic> Court, John Sinith was called, and a white man an- swered 46 the name, and lstened atientively to the charge of making an assault and battery on Mary Bruce. The witnesses were called, and a couple of jet black women appeared, one of whem testitied that sbe was Smith's mother-in- aW; thet her daughter was s! and that Smith assaulted her. The white Saith took tt ali unul the colored woman was told to point out, when she said *That 4s the man.” "inan thereupon disapp Ub (4 jet Black one) Was calie $5 ine or be white man sequently U of John 16 or 10 days. ats to Rectel Goodall, @ who testified th pcdden, but was trying + n wailing on an old sick lady, week be Unreatened to burn her required to give bends or 30 day a NVCRCES GRANTED AND AN APPLICATION to-day, Mr. J. K. McConnell, for Ara- bella Dorsey. filed a bill for a divorce from 3 T. Dorsey. The petitioner iden name was Arabella Dematne, and 45 marrted to defendant in August, 1963, .C. Smith and atter their living to- jor ten years he deserted her fa Desem- 1876, * * * Judge Cox today made de- (Ss of diverce in the following cases: Mary p Arnold egt. Jay H. Arnold, tied May. . These parties were married in } York in iséi, have two children and she charged that be became addicted to dnuking end treating her with great cruelty, Anne Howe agt. Edward Howe. These parties 4 ia October, 1575, 1n Alexandria, and she charges that ho treated her badly from the first and cites 4 number of assaults. Sarah R. Nicholson agt. Robert J. Nicholson. They were marricd tn 1562; have had five children, and in eR ye charges bad treatment. Richard Hi. Toomas agt. Fimira Thomas, who Were married in June, 1575, in Pennsylvania, Plaintif charges that defendant deserted him [AREIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Jas, Ken and Annie Hatto; Richard Gass: and Euima Payne; John Leonberger and Ki: Schmerz; Arthur J. Houghton and M! Shattuck; Albert E. Rupp and Susie E. Coster, a Tas Ecrmxc HoMcwe.—This mornt trial of James Stokes, which commenced wt