Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1880, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sanday, “5 42 THE STAR Bi UILDINGS, ‘ ivania Avenue, Corasr 11th Btrest, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company. é Groner Ww. 4D4m5. Prev’t. ‘Tae Evexirs Be ere to nT come EoeTer'h Goaests "ey ei=poraee, ered ieee cei out fats ame Bo. ‘clage mall acter. a second ; 5 ‘Srau—published on Friday—§2 a Tee Warsz 6z.u—pcblished on Fe copies | Fag Bore Store om tr | WH. 56—-N® 8,594. WAS HINGTON, BD. C.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 20 ecpice for #20. + = at icnerer than 60 wages; no paver tens Coe tae German Complications, Lowpon, Oct. 21.--The Weser Z. an early meeting of the Bundes sentative of Hamburg will propose mation ofa state of selze there; Prassia will make a similar proposal in regard to Altona, uter's Telegram Company says: A received from States that Riza Pasha {3 about to attempt to forcibly Feoccupy Tust Which is now held by the Albanians, An Immoral Feuille: Pants, Oct, 1. —The Teal nae of ree Person Who has been Sentenced fo fine and tmprison- ment for the publication of an tmmoral feullie. ton ts Carl Max, not Biair. His paper, the Pot L’Repebiicain, was founded by a Spanish-Amer- ea ican of Lima. a eee 1880. TWO CENTS. Cd Ottensen, and Wandesbeck: but Saxony will dew cline forthe present, at least, to take a VE s ; Pressive measures in regard to Lelpsic, ISE v i The Coming Session, 5 . 3 SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS. | Pani tekiencanhirey iain. AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. _THE EVENING STAR. ey eee Telegrams to The Star. | sasietormerretiminnries of Pence | Toe tots Sormemacel ote Mince = = == 4 REGDLAK MEETING OF THE PANS- = : The next session of Congress, it is hardiy J AvAMA, Oct, 12-—1amie Gaves <0 Sept isch) Cuardien says“ Taegn & waneer Seaton, PRETTY BABY TAL SyrvanrateruBLivaNassoniation | Washington News and Gossips | expectea, wil do much more in the shane of ee a eS | en ee : THE BABY ELEPHANT SAYS: “LOOK FOR ME --1 AM COMING.” AND WILL GIVE LEVEEB IN WASHINGTON 3 DAYS ONLY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 35. 20 and 30, On Grounds on Gih and § streets. 100, 0C0 people turned away every week, all crazed to see the ** Nation's Babe." Such a crueh of surging Humanity never seen before! All wild to get ‘JOST ONE LOOK AT THE PRECIOUS BABY.” THE CENTURY’S BEST BONANZA. LARGEST CONSOLIDATION ON EARTH! GREAT LONBON CIRCUS. SANGER'’S ROYAL BRITISH MENAGERIE, UNITED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL RO ALLIED SHOWS! JAS. E. COOPER and JAS A. BAILEY, PROPRIETORS. SEE THE ONLY BABY ELEPHANT Ever bred in bondace—bore in Philadelphia March nd will be 7 months and 18 days old when «ig the Nation’s Capitol. it owners have OFFERED AND LEFUSED $186,000 tusliy more valuable ies on the Globe. For the PRZCIOUS B: than any Two Entire Me SEE THE ONLY UNDIYIDED MEED OF 15 ELEPHANTS FPAMOUS ELECTRIC LIGHT e Pav of this Great Show . #83 or oil- selling excuses for of mellow brilliancy, which | st as the London 6 all rivals. ce dens of Fero- Which tile No ciney nap b Ame: zars) and Kingly Mane- Crowned cau Lions, leason-taught by brave men and women. SEE THE ONLY TEAM OF 6 PERFORMING PLOW OCXEN, Pair of HUDSON BAY MOOSE, 100 CAGES OF RARE WIL) ANIMALS, COLONIES O47 MON KEYS, FORESTS OF BIRDS, AND A WORLD OF NATURAL BISTORY MaRVELS. SEE A SPLENDID CIRCUS CONTAINING 200 CHAMPION BIDDERS and GYu- NASTS +, e Profession. inspired by Widiam Duttop, Jerry Bell, W. H. 4 Davene Female Gymnasts, the sters, &e., Ke. See jv IMPORTED TRA. HORSES, 20G9L- DEN CHALIOTS, the Finest Wardrobe ever made, bright with the tinsel of gold spaugies and lacea. See s chow four times as large as any other and freeh as the breath of sprng. Everything apic- pannew. No antiquated fossil clap trap year after Year, but what the people want to lsok at and de- rive benefit from: SEE THE UNEXAMPLED STREET PARADE On THUESDAY, at 9 a.m., October 28th, and then have tu, that no such exhibi- lished in subecquent issues of the daily papers. 5,000 Keserved Cushioned Opera Casira, Ww: teate for 20,000 people. Admission, 50 cents; Children under 9 years, 25 cente. ect2t 6 N ATIONAL THEATER. AMERICA'S FAVORITE, MAGGIE MITCHELL, THIS THURSDAY EVENING AS LORLE. FRIDAY FAREWELL BENEFIT, JANE EYRE. GS ALL, JOURNEYNEN TAILORS ARI vA i ‘quested to TE, Sa FRE RINDERGARTE! O1U ve, LOUISE Loox, President of the Washingt Kindergarren AY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, in the Kindergarten Hall,aoutheast corner of Ath i— DEMOCRACY OF SOUTH WASHINGTON. Yon are invited to attend the call "s Hal inia ave, iw. TO-NIGHT, at Ui o'clock. ersinvited Business of the President. => 10 TH IOMAS, Ree. Bec. | ae JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION 1 WHO AREIN FAVOR iF HANCOCK AND ENG- LISH. On SATUBDAY EVENING, the 23d instant, at 7 grclock. this Association will Hold st cx OF THE ELE Bre invited t be present. ing last night gives encouragement to keep up the Kk. Post] _ JOHN E. NORRIS, President. of the GRAND ‘emperance Tem- s Ont ADDISO ¢, Grand 8: cretary. ILLINOIS, A minister amovest Friends, will hold an ap eeting at Friends’ Meeting House, on ee and 19th n.w., FIFTH D o'clock p.m. Pubiic invited. SES AT McKENDE: y.ta. Preach- (ee BEAT SERVIC “S M.E. OBUROH, M: tween Sth and 6th sts. y pee pastor, Rev. O. Herbert Be SD AESOR OF- | WasHINGTON, ‘October 15, 1880. is hereby given that on OCTOBER 41, expire 2] licenses given by the District ‘0 all Apothecartes, Auctioneers, Banks rs, Brewers, Brokers, Book Agents, Contractors, Cattle Brokers, Commission Merchants, Dealers in Distilled ani Fermented Liquors, Wines snd Cordials, Distillers, Deulers, Manufacturers of as,"Life and Fite Ineurance Oom- ‘stent Agents, Pawnbrokers, Photograph- Rooms, Satuple Rooms, le and_ Jenny and B; Agente, Claim ppl Billiard, Bagatell Lind Tsbl s, Bow! Intelligence’ Offices, Junk Shops, thing, Deslers in 0) d Eating Houses, Tbeate arties ergaved in prcfersiors, must prompt Accordance with ths prov District of Columb e, each offence.” nd Assessor D. 'C. EDGAR’S COUGH SPEOIFIO, _forcoushs, cS troubles. Price 25 snd. 50 coats per 1 fale by all druggists. W! and East Oapitol etreets. (ee NATURAL mr Bethesda, Bedford, Blue 1. Wholesale depot ¢ a k, Consress, Deep Janos, Appollinari At GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS HN EB. DAVIDSON will hereafter act as the AGENT OF THE STAR ‘Shose desiring the paper, and plaints against the carrie Dames and residen Jin Georgetown. rties having com- please enter their ces on & ook at O. H. Fickl Forrest Holi Drug Store, No. 77 High st. ocl6-1m ARANTEE = THAT TH RCROSS FURNACE Ri et in fuclevery TE iT AND We WILL G Do ret confound the tains with eon other. “HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, Xo. B17 9th street m. we 4 Wau « nvrcnnson, $12 Ninth st. now. erecial attention to MODERNIZING DEFECTIVE PLU UBING iz city resi@encer, and, havinga large fores of com- Pulent workmen, altend promptly to all Jobbing BE HOT BLAST FURNACE Js the most SUCUESS¥UL FOKNACE we ve ever Enown, and cur prectical experience oz yearé in making and putting u) ttenti hat ia Gable improvemsnts in heating us uning that ee P = res to. fou in sny furn: t for ECONOMY, ‘and EASK OF PPATAWUS, WATTAGt posses all tho furnace. DURABILITY, AGE! that we have pat FUBNAOZS in this city ive beex put up of snd have not heard a tp ore HOT’ Bl within the last two years than hat all other kinds combined, GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-Day.—Internal rey enue, $414,399.15; customs, $595,464.42, it Is PRETTY SaFE to say that the coming chief signal ¢fficer to succeed Gen. Myer ts- either Gen. Miles or Gen. hazen. Cor. BExsamin, Assistant Adjutant Genera!, will leave to-morrow night for New York, wher2 he will spend two or three weeks before leavin ¢ for his post at Prescott, department of Arizona, to which he has been recently ordered. CavTIonaRyY SiGNars.—Gen. Drum, acting chief signal oMcer, has authorized the display of cautionary signals at Fort Monrce, Va., and Manistee, Michigan. THE NEw Danish MINIsTEeR to the United States, Carl Steen-Anderson Bille, is a journal- ist, and edited for some years the leading Hberal bewspaper of Denmark. He left his newspaper to go into parliament in 1872, and his appolat- ment as minister to the United States, quite out- side the strict rule of diplomatic promotioa which prevails in that kingdom, is quite a com- piimest. He is familar with the question of cattle exportation to England, whteh fs of {m- portance to American as weil as to Danisii rar- mers. PRELIMINARY PRACTICE FOR THE NaVAL Re- virw.—Rear Admiral Wyman, commanding the North Atlantic fleet, is keeping the officers and the crews of the vessels now in Hampton Roads fully occupied and getting them 1n readiness for the naval review. Tuesday night at hatt- past eleven o’clock a gun was fired trom tae flagship Tennessee, whica is the signal for all hands on deck. The Constitution was the first te respond, the Portsmouth next, followed tn quick successsion by the other six vessels of the fleet, while the crews came tumbling on deck as if asecond confederate Merrimac had got joose among them. Yesterday afternoon the crews were all mustered for a drili, which took place in the fort. The marines, some 300 strong, under command of Capt. Webster, were brought ashore in steam launches, together with tne band of the ‘Tennessee, and landed on the wharf, leading the procession. The sailors aad boys, some 1,200 in number, followed tn row- beats, bringing with them a dozen howitzers aud Gatling guns. There were some 50 large rowboats in the line, which was formed some distance from the shore, and at a signal they all advance with a rush, as if charging aa enemy's works. On landing the brigade was formed, with Capt. 8. B, Luce, of the Minnesota, in command, and marched Into the fort, where oo Was spent in company and battalion ie Naval Orpens. ign Henry Morrill, for examination for promotion; Pay Inspector Ru- fus Parks, tothe Pensacola and as fleet pay- master of the Pacific station, relieving Pay In- sneetor Casper Schenck, who ts ordered home an, November ist, and ord: ed to ttle acecunts, ARMY ORDZE3.—Ist Lieut. W. H. Low, i, 20th infantry, will proceed to join his proper station. The order directing ist Lieut. G. C, Doane, 2d cavalry, on the expiration of hts present leave of absence, to report in person to the adjutant general of the army in thts cit; amended to direct him to report by letter to (! adjutant genera}. Leave granted 1st Lieut. K. Mabon, 16th iniantry. {3 still further e: tended cne year an occotnt of sickness, SONS OF ARMY OFFICERS AS MILITARY Ca- DETS.—It turns Gut that the statement that “Judge Advocate Genera! Dunn has rendered a decision to the effect.that no sous of army offi cers can be admitted to West Point,” and th “army officers cannot acquire a Lon fide resi dence as required by law,” (asa basis for ay. peintment to the miiltary academy) 1s ous, He bas simply given an optaton upon Specific ease referred to him, that no “mere constructive residence” will answer the require Tuent of section 1315 of the Revised Statutes which provides that all West Point cadeS ap pointees except the ten appointed a the President, “shall be activa’ res ‘3 of congressional or territorial districts, or of th Tof Columbia, respectively, from which they purport to be appointed.’ i fi TARIFF RRVIEION.—Senator Wallace, cial man of the detocratte congressional com: tee, has telegraphed instructions here to have printed and circulated the numerous petitions which were presented at the last session of Co: gress, signed by manufacturers all over th country, praying for the passage of the Eaton bil providing for the appommtment of a com mission to take into consideration the subject Of tariff revision. REPUBLICAN PossipiLiTigs IN NoRTH Cano- Lina.—Cashier Whelpley, of the Treasury, re- turned to the city to-day from North Carolina, where he went two weeks ago In company with legislation than pass the regular appropriation bills, This, for the reason that it will have but lttle time to do anything else. In the first or long session of a Congress it is generally hear the approach of dog days before the last of the appropriation bills are passed. The pre- sent Congress expires on the 4th of March next and between its meeting on the ist Monday in Decembe. next and March 4th, in adittion to passing the necessary money bills, the electora! Yote ts also tobe counted. The great promi- nence given to THE TARIFF QUESTION in the fmpending presidential campaign make it highly probable that the question will be a serious one with Congress. The probable out- come wil} be that the Eafon bill, providing for @ commission to Inquire into the subject o tariff revision, will be passed. It is expected too, that the pressure will agein be revived by the newspaper publishers against the pulp mo. nopoly. This will affurd something lixe a test vote between the parties on the question of free trade or protect jon. One very important matter Congress will have to meet at once {3 to prescribe some reg- ulations for the COUNTING OF THE ELECTORAL. VOTs. Since the abolition of jotnt rule No. 22, there has been no prescribed rule for the guidance of the two houses in joint convention. In isis the matter was very serfously discussed, the repubileans holding that the President of the Senate had the right tocount the vote. Tae democrats of the House fnsisted that it was the duty of that body. ‘The agitation of the qu tion caused a good deal or feeling, which was allayed, however, by the passage of the bili creating the electoral commisston. If the pend- ing election should happen to be at all close, the excitement would, without doubt, be renewed in intense form, aud the manner 1 the yote should be counted would again be the up permest question confronting Congress, THE NEW DISTRICT CuDE. ‘The most important matter of interest to the District pending in Congress 13 the new code ot municipal regulations which has passed the Huse atd is now on the Senate record. During Ule recess the members of the Senate Distric committee were charged by Caairman Harris t» investigate the subject, so that when they met in Becember they would be prepared to vote 01 agreeing or not to the House bill. Sitting Rull’s Repentance. THE SIOUX CHIKF WILLING TO SURRENDER. ‘The following dispatches have been forwarded to the War department : Fort Burorp, Oct. 15, 1550. stant Adjutant General,’ Departinent of Dakota, St, Paul, Minnesota : Major Iiges, 5th Infantry, tells me he met south of the Missouri a runner from Sitting Bull's camp—the same one Miles sent out vo demand Sitting Bull's surrender—who told him Le brought word from Sitting Bull that he was willing to surrender; did not want the troop3 to move against him, but wanted a little more Ume, and he would then come tn. He said 5! Ubg Bull was influenced fo this determination by recent advices he had received from the Queen or British. This would seem to corrobo- Tate Allison’s statement. TO Ass (Signed) BROTHERTON, Commanding. THE CONDITIONS ON WHICH HE WILL BE RE- CEIVED. Headquarters Department of Daxota,) St Parl, Oct. 18, 1830. To Mojor W. H. Brotherton, ‘Fort Buford, D. T.: ‘You can send Allison out to try to bring SIt- Ung Bullin, but if you do it you must do it a: once, and with allspeed. Allison can tell Sit- ting Bull that his surrender at your post will be accepted; but he must be careful to offer him none but the old terms, that is to say: Submts- Sion to the goverpment, with surrender of arms and ponter; the ponies surrendered to be sold and Une proceeds to be invested in cattte for us > of the Indians, The Indians themseives to go ultinately to whichever of the Sloux agencie the gcvernment may assign them. If necessary Alliscn can tell him that the troops will mov: in force against him tf he does not surrender. By command of General Terry. @igued,) Sarit, Captain and A. D. C. The Interest Bearing Debi. EXPLANATORY LETTER FROM THE TREASURY. ‘om frequent inquiries made at the Treasul department it seems that am impression pre- valis Unroughout the country that money is roel to accumulate In the ene cD: = ‘Y DEPARTMEN Opice Of the Se Washington, D. C., Oct. James Smith, Esq., 018090, Michigan: Sin: Tam in receipt of your letter of the 16:h inst., asking why the Treasury does not use ts accumulating silver and goid to liquidate U, 5. bonds matured, or which may be a at the option of the government. In reply, I have to inform you that, under the resumption act, there was accumulated a fund for the redemp- ton Of outstanding legal-tender notes of aboit LATEST POLITICAL NEWS. Proposed Fusion in Indiana. Situation in New York. GEN. GRANT'S EASTERN TOUR. SOUTH AMERICAN WAR. DULCIGNO NEGOTIATIONS. PIMLICO RACES TO-DAY. NEW YORK THIS AFTERNOON. The Political Situation—Democratic Tribulations Over the Mayoralty— Hepublican Tribu the Cabinet—What Gariield Will and Will Not Do—Democratic Busi-= ness Men’s Mass Mecting—The He- publicam City Nominations, and fhat the Germans Want. [Special Dispatch to The Star.) New Yous, Oct. 21.—Reports from all parts of the state at both polltical headquarters show great activity and enthusiasm in the pending canvass, There is, indeed, reason to be! that before election day political affairs in N York will be as warmly contested as they were In Indlana, It is regarded by 48 Vital that this city’s democration majority shall be kept down, and by democrats that it Upon that point the state he republicans shall be Increased. election will probably be decided, into the canvass an excitin: the miayoraity. emocratic nominee, has develop tunate bitter feeling because the Her Uiat John Kelly seiected him as a devout Cath. clic to beat the Ucket. his ts largely take: advantage of by the republicans, to make this point that he will use the pubix donation funds to benctit the Catholic as agalnst the Protestant instivutions. ‘The republican committee is to meet at 4 cleck this alternoon, to agree upon a tc! mayor, register, recorder at: preme’ court, b depend upon 3 discussion re- the question republican for mayor certain defeat, or nominate democrat. A number of influential men in the convention favor the seiection ot a deni- ocrat and rather unite on George Quintard, or as to secure a nuraber ea Of selecting a a German democrat s or democratic votes, democrat does not however gain strength, Dat rather Weakens, and the probabilities are that Postmaster James will be borainated for mayor, Horace Russell for judge of supreme court, Jacob Hess for register and D. G. Rollins to ‘Two dispatches from Washington, one re- ceived yesterday‘and one to-day, have created so much comment here that Gen. Garfleld’s friends feit called upon to ascertain their truth. dispatch predicted the retention of every mem- ber of Hayes’ cabinet in case “or Gartield’s elec- uon. This 1s pronounced almost by authority from Mentor ag absolutely untrue. thority says not a single member of the present. cabinet would be retained. The question then seems to be the disposition to be made of Secre- it they say will be settles y sending him tothe Senate by Charles Fo3- ler’s Support ana Foster himself going into the ‘she second dispatch, in; Gleates that Grant, Coukling and Cameroa wer behind the throne” tn case Cf Garfield's €lection. General Garfield’. friends deny that any pledge has been made o asked by them. They say that when they calle’ on Gariield at Mentor they only stayed balf a: hour and the visit was a ceremontal and socta one; that no pledges were asked or given, and that while the gentlemen named will be fully appreciated for their “power behind the throne” wit exis! They say also that if Garfield 1s $ government, wor! tary Sherman. niously worded, in- would be the “ he will make astrong ¢ upon a policy that will be clearly defined in inaugural address. It may be acded that Messrs. Co! eron and Graat all freely express unbounded confidence in Garfield. ‘A monster demecratic mass meeting of ness men is now goin} Treesury. Augustus on in front ot the mont, Abratn S. Hewitt, Lieut. Goy. Dorshelmer, Erastus Coraing and Orlando B. Power are ‘the speakers from th Treasury steps. rowd extends away dow. Bread abd both ways 01 te A number of iufluential democrats—Ger- mans—are now on their way up town to mec’ the republican committee for consultation about They will not insist upon a Ger man for mayor, but wil! ask for a German or American democrat, and if that point is ylelded they will promise their support. more definite isknown, The Chillans had not committed any further depredations in the northern departments of Peru sifce their late visit to Supe and Paytil, at which — they destroyed and carried off considerable property. ‘They were, however, at_ last advices expect: to land at'the tmportan: point of Pacasmayo, whetce they may invade the fertile Chicama nadie ‘ot valley, in which are a large number of vaiu sugar properijes. From Chili nothing defi is ghven of the peace mission of Unite States Minister Christiancy from Lima to Santiage. The Santiago ‘correspondent cf the Mercurio states twat the — Honorabl: Mr. Christiancy bas carried back the followiag besis for the ‘preliminaries of a peace: “Tu: three belligerent republics will each elect thr. commissioners to confer and discuss the co" diticrs of peace, to meet {a some part of th Peruvian ‘territory occupied by the Catia) arms; the United States minister to Peru au Chill taking ‘t in the conference as friendiy mediator.” It 18 said that the Cnillan comn slovers will be Senor Domingo Sal Senor Manuel Jose Iranazaba and likely to take the place of Senor Ke he Chitian Congress. t Tke Chilian Congress is still in session, ana is yet discusting the tax of two silver dollars on every metric foot quintal of nltrate that ts ex- an bir of Deputies it ts at present being discussed bs the Senate, Tbe commission appointed by poited, Having been approved by the C! this chamber to emit 1ts opinion oa the subject approves the project of the Chamberol Depu lcs, but reducing the tax to one dollar and fiity cenis. The bill abolishiug the monopoly ‘LtLCO) OL LObacco has be vation is new free n the country. | issted On the Sistot August six milllo Pp u. ¢ authorized ty be emitted by the b n passed, and its Bolivian Congress. Vian Congress c to mortgage or sell a and the municipalities a the same w eu national proper aiso authorized with Ue cors Great Britain Cove: Cote rears in the payment of T, chiefly if not whol! Biitish bondbolders soine years ; view to aldipg Colombia in 113 nancial difti sat the same time, seeuriag them eelvcs, compromised with the government by reducing both debt and interest and taking sé curity for both. Among other securities pled: was the subyent to Colombia of 32 bia. which he ofictally did a few days ago. Thi action of the British, although pertectly just,wiil cause great excitement throughoutColombia and may seriously embarrass for a time the present administration. but it will eventuate In the bondholder being ta future more promptly paid. It may bere be noted that the foreign debt of Colombia after the late compromise amounts to alout $11 400,000 bearing 4 per cent Interest per abnum. i Ube $250,000 paid Colombia ratiroai the state of Panaina receives $25,000. This amount has already been hypothecated by the state government for a year and a-half ahead to | Panama merchants, who advanced the sum 0 the security at large interest, and who are Peg A Longs to walt for their money a lone fore belpg abie to realize on their invest- day ment. Hope Def erred. The long See visit to the Isthmus of th e republic is now Tixed for the 15th inst., though many belleve he will not com* president of U ab atl. A Hei avy Fall of Snow. QUFBEC, Oct. 21.—Dispatches from the north- eastern section of the provine> report a heavy Tall of show yesterday. An Ohio Forger Liberated. Yesterday afternoon, ‘Justloz Cross, in the Court of Queen's Bench, ordered on ‘a writ o7 habeas corpus, the liberation of Ziuck allas Brooks, the Columbus (Ohio) forger, on the grourd of the insufficiency of the evidence t WaiTeLt extradition to the United States, and detects in the Warrant of commitment. ———— CRIME IN KENTUCKY. A Eleody Affray—Three Men Mor- tally Wounded. LOvISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 21.—A special dispate from Point Lick to the Courier-Journal say: On Saturday night last, about two miles f Big Hill, Jackson county, near a stiil-hoi owxcd by James Abrams, a fight occurred be tween Abrams, his sons and other parties oa one side and William and James Ratclll the other. James Ratclifie was shot in the f and Instantly killed. His brother Willam shot in the side and mortally wounded. One of Abiams Sons was struck on the head with a Tock, ud iis Said will die from the effee' ihe wound. .The affair resuited from an oi1 | Will not, reas: regulate the removal of the archives and och: documents. abd the removal of war materi and contain provisions for insuring the life property and religion of the Mahommedans ta Maca, mor Viu- cent Reyes or Senor Ambrosio Montt. The Heme of Senor Jorghunand ts also mentioned as or Montt | the maintenance of th aS Sancuioned a law ing Her Deb¢ bine vernineat is greatly in ar erst: tts toreiga Drom the Panama rallroat ),00) American gold per an num. Under the new arrangement tne titerest Was pretty promptly met ull about ciyhtsen ncnths ago, when all payments were stopp21. ‘ZLe Briush government has taken the matter up, and by the last mail the British consul fu Us city recelved orders to embargo the furure subvention trom the Panama railroad to Colom- emiie before Uke usual date.” Pasha’s Bad Fai 5 A despatch from Cettinge to the Times say he Monteneg tas have received a report from Scutari that iia Pasha is iD periect accord with Hodo Bey, who has complete contro: of the Mahommn odin portion of Albania, and whose party offer determined re- sistance Lo the surre) + of Dulcigno, The International Regatta. The London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian says he understands that M has vir- tually been decided that the races for ths American prizes shall be rowed on the Thames, ‘The Dulcigno Negotiations, A despatch from Vienna to the Ti “The Turkish proposals to the Mout Who may Choose to remain in Dulcigno. They also provide that every facliity be xiven to the People to emigrate, and to dispose of thelr property.” Lonvon, Oct. 21.—Although there is much un- ning the result of the nevotta- the Daily News publishes a dis- from Castel Nuovo, stating that their ture probably only refers Lo the rejection of the two Turkish conditions, and, acc nding to a Cettinge di . spatch to the grin commis: nesday to av Montene- ka on Wed- the return thither of the Turk- the Turkish commission of Lake Sex dispatch » Tomes says: ‘Taree 0 ve,withia the last ve joined Pere Hy Re. ‘The Buc de ¢ hartres ‘Toasting the Republic. Paris, Oct Much sensation was caused by the Due ge Chartres, at 4 tallitary di au Evreux, proposing a wast to Frat c governinent, and the President of the republic. ‘The tegitirmists consider that Ubts ts an tadirvet acceptance by bin . ‘The Dake, in his speech, sald that tn America, where ne passed a OF his youth, tt was customary U9 give such a loyal toast before all other Speec ely lofty. foreign po trienaly. I have to express my grattiude countries 1 have vistted where arbitr given to Greece 2 frontier strengthening and extended ber boundaries, The execation of the decision cf the powers imposes up nD us action, the regulation of which will engage your deliberations. Th has already made extensive military and naval preparations, for which loans haye been con. Uavted, apd which the chambers will be asked to ratify. The nation has undertaken heavy obligations, The army will not be disbanded until the establishment of a new order of things tn the territory awarded to Greece, 1 am firmly resolved to effect as speed- ily as possible that for which I have prepared. Irely upon your co-operation as faithful expo- nents of the national wil Such a work will be blessed by God.” The speech was recelved with loud and pro- longed cheering. U.S. Bonds Still Going Up and Hatl- road Stocks Higher. New York, Oct. 21.—The Pos’’s finanelal artl- cle sayy:—At the stock exchange U. 5. bonds are higher for the 4s, and for the 43, and » higher forthe 53. allroad bonds continu strong at generally higher prices. The special | features are Texes and Pacific land grant tn- comes 7s, Which advanced to 72%; from 69%, Kansas and Texas 24s are up 1% per centon reports that the company 1s to be taken out of the hands of a receiver. Erie second conscls continue active and in price tirm. Central Iowa firsts advanced to lvs*, and Ohio Central In- comes 13g per cent, these being plaia income bonds. ‘he old, and well-known to be cholce, railroad rr ortgages are all strong and scarce at prices whicb, a8 a rule, pay less than six per cent, and, in some cases. less than five per cent to the buyer. In the stock market the opening Was very strong, with prices ‘a2 per cant higher than at the close yesterday, In the fir. hair hour ‘a3; of Unis was lost, and general hesitation Was apparent, But at the first board tbe boom was renew had advanced \ politan Elevated, v St. Paul and Omaha was in dem: preferred advanced to $é”,. and common to 45» Chicago and Northwest. advanced and 140 respectively. Milwauke advanced to 144, and 117", respectively. Lak? Shere advanced to 115°, and New York Central to 136, The coal stocks were also aotably strong, and Rock Islaua advanced to 132 eqiva- lent to 244 ror the old stock. The Wabash Stocks, Union Pacitic and Chicago, Barltagton tat the open- 1 on tbe state. GEAND FANCHON MATINEE single complaint frou. them. one of the officials of the Second Controller's | #140,000,600, belng about 40 per cent of the NEWSPAPER TALK, grudge. ent Of carniugs. Since 1¥:15 o'clock a . BAXYWAED & HUTCHINSON. office to look up some lands belonging to the | 2mount of the notes outstanding redeemabie | ‘The New York Papers Upon the Cur- | Defaication of a Prominent Free- | ral merkei has declined 4, lo. Th >: On Saturday at 2. government. From what he heard and saw in | On demand from that tund, and as small rent Topic—Republican Canvas: SON. Uve fever continues to rage, and outside MONDAY, OCTOBES 25—RiCE’S EVANGEL tox9__ Wo. $17 Och'street m- we_ | the state Mr. Whelpley thinks there igavery | a sum as 1L was deemed prudent to holi| of New Work—Whelr Estimated Mac | The Grand Lodg ons In session here buyers, Money on cell ts easy at good chance of the republicans carrying the | for that purpose. In addition to this It Is jorities. HE KITCHENER RANGE. he Prospect ia Connecti- | was startled last £ y ATeport of the cos ‘on time Sad per ce nt., and On D'S CPERA HUUSE. z vored to mak -clasa arti- | State in November, of course necessary to have a small bal cut—Ruamored sion in Andiana | mittee appointed to Xamine the books of A. G. prime mercantile pape per cent. F° - ieionly, ant have spared aoczpenss tn Giemsa i —_—— ance from which to pay the ordinary | Between the Democrats and the | Hodges, grand treasurer, sliowing tat Hodges 6 as pr TO NIGHT, facture of our HITOBENER BANGES to secure 8 PERSONAL.—EXx-Secretary Bristow is at the eae oo = ue ene i mak Nationals. is mete ee anean te oe ue Verdict for sre Shipman, ta the BARTLEY CAMPBELLSGREATZST TRIUMEH, | cooking fixture that jg all that can be desired. That | pegs. -p. ‘7, Barnum is a candidate for the | UE the total available cash in the Treasury [Special Dispaten to The Stara cused, Who 1s 61 years of age, 1s one of the bes: 2 ae one Gait ae * | we have succeeded, the number that we have sold 8 ae ~ | about $15,000,000, though of course this amouat ae 4 = S, and bas bh Mice ma a terday, iu the’ sult of THE GALLEY SLAVE, tnd thesatsfacton they savegiven isthe bostproat, | state senate in Conecticut. He 1s belleved to SES er Nae SeeID e ee New Yorn, Oct a1, ]/Huown Masons, and bas held ollie many years. jector Merritt, partic- York eusceas, 100 nizhte at Niblo'a | Hundreds of Felarentes PP MORES Se eameris | have a good show.—Capt. J. 8. Bradford, of the | government temporarily increase or diminisy. | _ The Herald to-day gives the “inside view" o! | pyras WESTHAEN MAILIZOAD WAR. br Garden and Haverly’s Tnester, New Yorz, range of largest copvenience and first~ U.S. coast and geodetic survey, and family,have | Bey that amount, however, there hes been publican presidential canvass In the staie Keeping up the Fight. ee ee atruction, mnequalied in this market, returned to the city for the season, and dre at | no permanent accumilation of moneys tn tie | of Ney York, as presented by the republicar Cprcaco, Oct. Zi.—rhe railroad war lose: aga ch were given two day's siace, directed a verdict in favor of defendant upon the general ground that the value of the Mexl- : HA their residence on H_ street.——Assoclate Jus- | Treasury, in fact, the available balance to.dav | Cf NY of cal. | nothing MA activity, Ihe Wabash made a's) | cau sliver doilar having been estimated by the cally pronounced by press and path reve si? Oth ater acc. | HeCHIl@, Capt H.W. Howgate and. Stlison | isa llitie less than tuatof a senrago, Allche | Managers. The enumeration eivesdetalled cal | notning In aclinity, Tne Wabssh mado s 5) Director of te Mint, end the Secretary uf the st Drswatic succasa of the N ang9 No. $17 9th street n. we | Hutchins of Washington excers of receipts over expenditures during the | Chinwratic losses tn every coulity ofthe state, | the Illinois Central or-alton roads would. meet A egg Sp E ARE MANUFACTURING SLATE | NeW York last evening. last year has been applied to the reduction o! | T-cThost obvious feature 1s the republican ex. | At ibistate the Wabash must pay at least 50 determining the dutiable value of Importation, Parsnlpoempshe peter! of Deamatt cS MANTELS, and havea largestook of MAS- | NeW York, ts at Willard’s.—lon. George Ban- | (Le ihterest-bearing cot, of which there ha: Pectation of gain everywhere, but especially in | Cents (bridge tol) tor each passenger Io secures. | [hore could’ be no. inquiry aco the 2est1on ad nitnde, comnosed eres Wea Lest | TELS of new aud’attractive desizns, and by exam | crott, the’ historian, will leave Newport for | been purchased with the surplus revenues iu | Themanufacturing counties of the Interior. It | ‘The apnouncenent of the Alton road that it re re ch vihek eek Gareeod by tae Be he Best Dramacte | ipscion the superiority of our work is apparel. aaa eT eee ee eee ace reach eee Nenertenere | concedes to the democrats a majority for Han. | woutd Five cheap rates from Kanaasclty and | rector of the Mint. ‘The court then directed a 2 (anner proposes a forty-day’s com) ive fas 8 em re ecck, ir Ne york ¢ s St. Louis to the principal It ol eC: ~ " es be defe > GALLEY SLAVE MATINEE ON HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, in London, with believers in malt and spiritous | £5.517,056,50 of Interest. ‘This method of pur. ee RN cie cialis. oes eal ea Verdict to be eltered cor the defendant, and the BATURDAY AT 2, ne? _No. B27 Oth street m- we | liquors, h¢ to use water alone and they tosub- | chasing bonds in the open market was made | LBEm Only Ii tw masons eisewthere, and gives | omong “the Wabash officials: tor they Ana, | JURY were discharged, < — — sist on their own chosen beverage, and see what necessary, a8 there have been no bonds payal < 0, = utterly refused 10 meet the reduction. The ADMISSION 75. 50 AND 25 CENTS. 4 a majority of about 14,000, With expectation o! Pimlico Races. A ISSION 75. 50 A ere EAD THIs: the result will be, at the option of the government since the eam | 2.0n ly increase during the remaining 11 days | Alton rateis on the basis of $1¢.25 from St.Louis | pyyrico, Mp., Oct. ¥i.—First raze, mile dazh, MATINEE aDMié pletion of the refunding operations, more than | trough influences now in active operation, | or Kansas city to New York. The previodsrate | tor ‘ali wien won by Parole, Gabriel second, < AKEH: = 1T 18 TO YOUR INTEREST. ‘Tue WEEKLY Star for this week Isnow ready. | ®¥earago. | | V very respecttully, oevitas ‘The Herald says the electoral votes of Connec- | has been $26.50, Among other cities which are eckmate third. ‘Time 242. Ferforma:ces furuished for Lodqes, Soceties, It contains eight pages of reading matter, cov- Bee Sieh eee ticut are indispensable to the success of the | benefitted, by the Alton’s reduction are | “second race, Vestal stakes, one mile and a c,Amatier Verforances iteated and arrange: SOMETHIRG ABOUT CLOTHING. ering every variety of subject, stories, sketches, | The Ute Situation Threatening. | democratic tickct, but that 1c is dificult to see Hosta, Salinas, Saatedepeis ‘Columeas | nat eon three ear Olas. was won, by Uildsila, EA DAKE, Odd Felows' Halt Gites oata wae WHAT YOU CAR DO AT A. STHAUS’ poetry. news and P, complete record of | TROOPS NEEDED 70 PROTECT AGENT BERRY IF uz | O9 WRat ground the democratic Te cas ox. | Washington, Buffalo and “Detroit. Tas Ba ray ee TUMMIA RICKCLE 5. " marrisges and deaths, ail the local and late SaeCeaDeee Introduction of the tariff into'the canvass ani | New. York meeting of presidents year-olds, won by@rickmore, By-the-Way sec- 10) CXCLE SCHOOL. — Heat LET Sent postpaid, for three months, The following dispatch recelved at the Dc- | the muddie Gen. Hancock has made of it.” | telegraphed yesterday to discontinue the sale of ond. Time 1:44 OPEN FEOM 9 A. M. TO 10 P. M. You can buy a BUSINESS SUIT for 96; a better foe Hou cents, Single coples in wrappers, flvé | partment of Justice was to-day transmitted to | The sun says there is no ‘knowing what may be | unlimited tickets, but eee been = y ———_ 1108 anp 1114 E sr. sepit-2 one for 88. 2 the Interior department: the result of the thorough shaking ap loe th me ees ae ali cl poy Dott The Markets. — i ‘A cood aLL WOOL SUIT for $10;8 fincr one for Political Notcs. democracy for a few days past, 1a whieh tt (ths | ing the fight whicl foreed “upon it, lait: | BALTIMORE, Oct, 21.—Virginia sixes, old, 16) FAIRS, F IVALS. 812; s etill finer one for #15. Sun) has taken a hand, and that there is now | that it can continue its | oe galt indefl- | do. deferred, 7; do. Lis : do. secon: 2 AS, ALS, ¢ Acenteel DRESS SUI! is offered at $10; the best ‘The following additional congressional nomi te rived at mitit "7 aeen great reason to feel encouraged that Hancocc ao as its business has increased s0 largely | serice, 24: do. past due coupons, 90%; do. new ten- = 7a FAL a tee ule cid sane agg atS1a, Foravery | nations have been made: Peter H. Van Auken, | (Yl: Have arrived iene Pak ie ake, | may be elected. The Indianapolis correspon- | that {t loses little or nothing, and that two Sorte A1SC-ORY-. sane ieenlip-anleiion CO) eae tain Lee coal Dives Suit cuitaile hy dene oe sees: | dem., 26th New York; E. Kirk Hart, dem., ee tet On {on the way | denbof the Times reports rumors of fusion in | eestern lines have offered to pro rate with them | | BALTIMORE. Oct. 21.—Cotton steady ridding, er. VINCEN Ss asyrUM, Were atin) Se Sullable for dreas oF street | New York; Wn. E Robinson, dei, 2’ New | Berry sin danger of being eee sed ay tae | Indiana between the national greenback-labo: | in thelr cus to eastern cities. If this should | 10%al0%. Flour fairly act ee Ei 9 . -, AE : Handsome Envlish DIAGONAL and WORSTED | York. commander at the post to protect the marshal | "€n andthe democrats. Mysterlous prepara- | accepted and the cutting east — “4 fond LUbal-12; do. amber, 1,08a1-18 5, ee 2 Fad > £0 T MPLE, i, SUIT ae GRER COTS pos made, See ear, Congressman Beale, of Va., passed through } jn taking him to Pitkin for examination, Can | tons fora surprise are said to beon foot, and | cult to see how ere oe are dS, Pp punter red, spot, pot 1.1355, ae 256; Jn ag alt gts le $10, $12, 816, $18 9nd 820, SU MEST BS | oye city today. He does not think the read- | you procure instructions to Maj. Fietcher to | 1t1s reported that the democrats are ready to | outo! theNght. It is understood that tho Wa- | her. 1-134: December, 11S: Jane iy for oe pammeEss otesortment of PANTS, YOUTHS’, | justers in Virginia can posstbly carry more than | furnish tue same. ‘The Tndians will not gutter | wake great concessions in order to secure green. | Dash is ready to declare hha i yellow; western frm sn@ more active—soathorn BOWS’ snd CHILDRENS’ SUITS. ot two congressional districts, and he dues not | gerry to go unless he consents. He ts not at | DACK Support for a joint electoral ticket.’ The | able — SOLE wil probally Seon 1S Al | hire, 54886, do. Yellow, 66; weatern Aubxed, epot ING Ton pcan eee UY purchasing your CLOTH- | concede them even two, but thiaks they have | the gency now, but will probably surrender to oe ee eee ——————— a agg ed rg 2 i eee es csuneas only a chance tor two. the marshal it his Aafety 1s guaranteed by the Uivity upon the republicans. A Murderer Sentenced. | | iixcd, asd.” Rye wicady, Tai Oo” ey deat M, c ps it ‘. ie situation threat Ing anda : \UCH CBUN! "An, OC. 21.—" r choice Pennsylvania an: an = oreeue. TCP Conandn TES GIMORURGER eal Cab os | Bueeiy amewer te GRSIAbIES Heniee hy ae: ARCTIC MYSTERIES. all ried for thé. killing of Eilzabeth Ray and | brave toshoice Eeunsyivania and Mary an Butter Ds0caney arrmacrive Live 1011 Pemnsylvania Avenue, the candidate of that party for mayor of tho | 8Taph to LakeCity, — Epwanp 1. "acoeney. || Si Case gtieues oepenatiems oo | Cee euneaiont ta Uncive yoo taupeismnment | 23 for eekeeds Sous seater and petoon wach aged. = ‘ : 8. é ‘cnwatka Ex \e 4 Sa sor ye, Whinky steady, 2 or ots ____ Between lotr sna ritastrests. | TD demmoescey or Gaetan ae ae Acting Seoretary of theInterior Hell has mae | New Your, Oct. 21a Loudon, steclal sayz: | in the eastern penitentiary without labor, fas eae ee gee 7,318 5 ae i a request of the War department in case of the | Vi miral shards ——— EE - UPHOLSTERY AND HOUSEFURN- Wt WHEatiey, es 6 arreut or Derry to aco that he 1s properly pro. | a tecccluron review of the Schwatka expeiition | The Fire Underwriters’ Convention | etter, 3268 . ISHING @OODB. . AM. DYEIN Geo. Grant unexpectedly appeared at are- | tected by the military untll he ig turned over to | in the Times this morning 1a which he dis- | New Youx, Oct. 21,—Tne convention of iirc oats, 1, "3 wer'and DRY BOOURING, publican meeting in Cooper Institute, New | the civil authorities, . credits the idea of cannibalism. He does not | underwriters resumed {ts session this morniug. peat Gentes oe MO deferson street” York, last evening, and was greeted with great {Rink any records would bein existence after | Resolutions condemnatory of deposit loans wens CARPETS. FLOOR OLOTHS, DRUGGETS, GxouGETew™, D. 0. enthusiasm. A voice cried out, “1894,” and the OvR Exrorts or BREADSTUFFS.—The report of | they had been exposed to a thaw of thirty sum- | referred to the committee on business. Mr. P. erbee: comn | MATS, &c., wit every facility, the best talent, and a fall i ape a deafening. the bureaw of statistics shows that the exports mere, Ro Aone Jacat oe 8 Stevens 8 offered resolutions providin for a com: Money, 203 Ex pane Is unsurpassed by any in the city. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO DYE STUFFS anp | 2" ain One ea Cee HER from | of domestic breadstufts for the mont of Sep- | Search Ir fia the theory that bad tocd | A settlement, whereby over insurance may, De | *<¥y Grvarnments duet a Te, Bandsome £ LAGE CURTAINS just CHEMIOALS, I am prepared for the fall trade. aes at ida thorn “sn | (ember, 1580, amounted. in value, to $23,851.938, | cused the death of Franklin’s party. ted. ‘Mr. Stevens thought that it was | wheat, white ism and red heavy ana lower. Gora ceived. Low fits attention and Lables Work csiled for and delivered in the city tor yesterday, aud he made them a speech. in | against $85,828,848 for the same month of 1879. ——_ the interest of the convention to: rate WIth | dpi] and loser. Sion pusranteed* POMS atten satisfse- | ail or express from other places. Fes} 0: @ to their address, dwelling on the res 18 | For the nine months ending with September, th of a Veteran Journahst. ti 0 fer the pre: | “LORDON, Oct. 21, 12:30 p. m.—U. 8. bonds, aimenesOm an See ee) {be War and the record of the repubiic n | isso, the total value. of these exports was | Death of 8 Vesoray youre Kinney, | lgislater ae ease Oca AS areas: | See ee, 11S; 4 der conte IIS5, "New Serei ? OEKE, a HER nection. senior proprietor of the Newark Daily Adver’ | Giarism. Referred to commitice on business. | Central console, 113, Erie. 4 tae” Se sepl5 No. 801 Market Space. prsrees soe had ping ee eae TeeeTIny I 8 RY ports in fier, ated Dew York od Feb di & | Geo. P. Oakley, chairman of the soc wenagunnstne 5a MS. me Bvadoe. 1036. . ———————————————————— ‘ork paper styled Truih, put to be writ- eara. He was of Nt - | organ! , ‘proposed a constitution 3 “ ‘EW YORK SHUE STORE, —_ ten by Gen, Garba Ct te One eR exports of breadstuffs over September, 1519, eae sSioestors, and was born in Morris N and which he, yesterday, characteriz:d as ‘a | While all the northern ports, lke Bail county. After studying law in 1920 he becure 605 Pennsyivanta Avenu ‘stupid forgery,” is as f : show a falling off. New Orleans, Key West it New Je Eagle, & weekly pape , ee follows: if | editor of the RELIABLE BOOTS AND SHOES IF YOU WANT COMFOBT (Personal and ConfienttaL} Richmond, each nearly double’ tts exports of | Stout 1333 oaltor of the Advertiser and pro” - . Z HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 3 pases prietor soon after. was an unsuc- EVERVINING AP EPPRESENTED, Procure one of the KEYSTONE WROUGET |. Wasulivcron. D.C, Fan 25, 180. A Wouax Knizp sy A, House—Relinda | Cessful whig candidate for Congress. In 1851 3 @ ead ey Lald Back for Goals Returned. TRON FURNACES. They make pure hotairfree | proviem came duly to hand? token teres Heine, & young woman living near Haines: | Serving nis full term retired to Floréuce, where Ladies’ Fine Kid cr Gost Bution. £2.00 .J., & few days ago, hich tims be has , Since WI Pidies Beat Gur Bia Betton from gas and dust, and is more durable than any | (ucstion Of employés is only a question of | reculiatiy” palo She was | be lived until 186s 2-50 private and corporate eco viduals ee reer Fealded in and about Newark, He was twice > ae eer ae, S40 1 7:39) AE | otnor Heater, and isthe cheapest aud moat power- roma a gut ia buy ior where | Forse was Kept wag some manner anngrake pro: | Harley, ly second wie, who, surives him, Solid Goat Batton. ful Heater made. wit By teary ell Nene oa Wsroed Sonos and it ran at her, thowing r Deing asisver \filits prov nous ground and her to death. ——— as ‘ usly Kept until ts provisions are abrogated | Jing Upon her ody ana maging ft shockingly. xrMinrder tn the Flint Dezroc. | pat escees i Saiod ala not prepared to say that’e mene ae ate. | SBS Mas found in & {the norse | coaay convicted of murder in. the first desree rut ant1-2m 459 Senn. eve] gated uitll our great manutnsturing interests is a valuable ankwal belonging to the young | Sots iluog of John Melornatter, a Wee ' "4 ob lot of 800 pairs LADIES ECOND-HAND BOUGHT EET ey oul ne ot aie Cranes a seer Sen. eeeeee ‘been TOS Pee ege FG, woven oa.0: Sas don Fistlste. ‘Or eddsess HER die ers Fe rg cotainption a br horse nnd ase eon Is large and | Sictment, but secured a new tial’ on che ground eey23 GEO, MCOABTHE. | 200, 8 VEL, near Fs. avo, sepady =: TO HL, L, Monwy, Employers’ Union, Lynn, Mase, | steady in France, of new evidence, with the above result,