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CAREER or 4 REVEREND nIClnyT.

From the Jackson Mich Ctxen.l
towards the close or the late war, uamcd Lyon,
living In the central part Of the State Of New York en-.
listed In the army receiving very high bounty, por-
ton Of which, amounting 70 slloo he handed over "
MS wife, little dreaming that abe would prove psrfd
GUS 10 the confidence rcposed IN her While be was
serving his country nsnd Ia She earb Of religion
tered hrs family and undermined his domestic peare and
happiness The name Of the aculscrcr Austin Gather
ne succeeded In alternating the affections Of Mrs Lyon
from her ege lord, and the guilty pair moved westward
Cutler leaving behind wife and children in dcsti.
tnte circumstances In the Of their
TONS the pair came 10 jackson about year SINCE aud
represented themselves ~ and wife. Gutter CON-
menccd work a. carpenter and joiner, and he and his
grsmonr lived In comparative secIuson I'll last winter.
When the revival services In connection with the Chris.
tan denoninai on commenced Cutler took active part
not only IN the choir, but exhorter He pretended
70 De minister Of the gospel. and moro than
oc aston assisted IN the sacred rite Of the
became . prominent member, and always took an active
part 10 What related 10 church mattsn He also .
member Of the Order OF Good rempia IN this city.
matters progressed very iavornby with "Elder Cutler
o. he VAS cned ~ favcrabiy that he he'd commenced
70 negotiate for accepting CO from church 10 Eaton
nsiey FOR the church, the bargain he'd nos been con.
e'uded when he took HE departure, which
ined by The quadrcnnisi meeting Of the Christian Con-
ference 81 Marshall last week There In attendance
there some delegates and clerical from East and
when Cutters name was mentioned Of them hnisd
bern guilty u the very SERIOUS onencc of bieamy; and
that there we're two living Who had
been fouiy wpugsd-to ts~sify against HIM and his
adnernns partner Cusier got wind The matter and,
without further investigation, he and The woman, whom
he called hn .ife made their hasy sxs from Jackson
morning Last Saving their hsusshold furniture behind
them.
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Inc increase III tnese u 5,4Sa, WniCn
is IS per cent
The increase In scms ether counties not 70 great
but the aggregate In the State for the year will
be six thousand ever any previous year
The social statistics Of the continental nations show
the same fact though the increase s high In
America, where the conditions are more favorable n
matrimony In Europe, where wpgcs almost
nothing ard where the laboror has no hope Of owning
land tho support Of family u matter 10 be eerously
considered Here where land IL cheap and WAGES high,
where q wife h help rather than "a incumbrancc,
where every aborrr may reasonably expect, blessed
With health, to BE- in few years proprietor marriage
and 10 consequences Have NO serrcn for the poorest
contemporary, In pbiloecphixng upon this fsct says
that mature fcss the nroad her strength and make
Aspecisi effort 70 supply y" weknow not how to &C.
count Tor this increase IN Europe bit The cape here "
sunc entity evident Tho fact 70, the young men who
served four long years In the army saated with
sxcit~ment, worn oct with sbeencs from homo and
m comforts that their very fra thought after their die
charge vas 10 possres Of their Those Who had
means fastened establish themselves, and the bounty
snd savings ~ pay spaed hundreds and hovsands 70 do
" whs etherwiss would have been forced "a walt fos
ycsn Nature b responsible for the increase Of mar
iisses for naiurs implanted 10 all men yearning ios
home, which -four etas of ahapnce snd dsprivaison In
senshed and made sctva ID 10 NOT 70 h. wondered 81
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Cu,cAco Oct "a 1895
JAMAICA INTELLIGENCE.

RAILWAY Acc,nEyT.--As sad accident occurred the
Long Island railroad Monday afternoon Mt Batting
Hollow. Two men who driving team OF horses,
attempted TO the rail In front Of the approaching
NAL train and we're struck BY tho engine One was
injured badly that his recovery IL impossible Tho
other escaped with slight brnscs. The names OF the
parties not learned but both intoxicated aud
strangers In the vicinity.
WHALE Ashore -t,n Monday last a large whale was
washed ashore at Rockaway beach. II measured sixty
feet length Tho farmers In tho vicinity are busily
engaged in cutting him up for fcrtillzing purposes
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wheat ma ket ruled bloyant and frer IN sympathy
Min mOur and prices 81. 30 higher The aales
80 bushels 81 u " ~ ID for amber State - Is
Inr liked spng 3 - for Mich and white Can ia,
y 81 Is for new No Chicago and Milwaukee, and
~ 10 Tor interior Chicago Corn continued excited, thou
The market was he's rsMrnt than Yesterday; prices 10
2 better sales bushels at 81 l3a 81 5 for ship
and 81 q u for rferIor Oats ADVANCED o a &C.
Iowa and &c for Chicago and Mfwaukee. Rye
hrner and quite ac.iye the sales rceng 5O bushels at
81 ~ 81 30 for old Western Ia ley scarcely firm,
With however fair business doing at the decline sales
50O bushels mt 81 ~ state, and u VI for
Western, TO arrive. Malt WAS unchanged.
Corros dun, heavy and lower with sellers than
buyers ut the annexed quotations which the rket
cosed nominal The sales 2Ne bales and recepts
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our roRTnEAl CORRESPONDENCE.
Explanations or the Lamiraude Alair-The
Ministry IN Trouble. sc.


Explanations or the Lamiraude AHair-Thc
Ministry in Trouble. sc.
MONTREAL, G. L., Oct 20, 1895.
has TRANSFERRED that the Colonial Secretary ask cd
for full explanation Of the Lamrande affair." and the
necessary pap sent the Atlantic by last
steamer. Tits by certain that the explanations
given Will be satisfactory the shome government" for
there Is trickery apparent in the whole affair."
All accounts from tho seat Of msgoverument 70 to
show that tho ministry in some trouble. For some
time past the eadc Macdonald and Cartier have been
reckless and defiant in their political and private acts
These have the cars Of Downing street. ana The
two minister's named above feel somowha. dldeut about
appearing ~at home Hence the getting up .Teeds 10
whtewash thom, as minated In my iaet.
so unpopular are the Ministry a body though there
are s, some good men among hem such as Hon Messra
rally return men opposed to them. In this the chief
city Of tho province, that feeling IL very strcng and
plain. Two divisions the city resented by
government men, Messrs Cartier and Mctiee, and ir
thess two men for the constituencies at the
next ecc ion iles viii be defeated, though with all the
government influence at ther back. II viii DO the same
in Toronto, and 10 al the Gntrcs OF intelligence
The cause Of confederation IN England seems IN be
declining tho leading Of the Lover Province dele
cations having first got the ear Downing street. and
showed things In different ght from what Mac Ionad
Cartier. MCGEE, q q. have showed them; 90 that
the cause docs not look promsn Ii d, and IL
possible that tho scheme will be deferred for some time
The lire at oucbec though somewhat STALE is not
lost sight or The Seminary here has subscribed 81 600
In Quebec So 900 have been snbscrbed which viii allie.
vais the misery OF the people burned out IL Is Eng
land that most Of the relief fund Is hoped be raised
in mat country $160 600 were raised for the sufferers by
Tho demand for lumber occasioned by This Ore and
from the United States market has encouraae cd the Ottawa
lnnberers to deeply into the business this season. aud
IN 1867 hee will Of COURSE be glut Of tinibcr In the
Canada Market
summer. though that " said bc from the ss
10 the 10Th or 18th Of next month";
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OBITUARY.

Washington Barrow, Of Tennessee.
Warrington harrow, OF Tennessee, died at st. Louis
the 10Th inst He had for many years held prominent
position In Tennessee particularly during the existence
Of The whig party. He American Charge dAnsir 70
Portugal during The administration Of President Harrison
He wa In Congress from tho Nashville district from Isl7
20 lslo He also one Of the three comm issoners
sent by johann Harris franc treaty between Ten.
nesses and the rebel ccnfedecy before tho Stale had
seeded WHOM Nashville eurrendered he was arrpetsd
BY Governor johnson and ssnt prison In tho North
but was soon released nv order Of M. Lincoln
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WfDNfsnAf, Uct MY. v.
AspnA-Hecr,pts, - tbls Pot were quiet but nrm 81,
~ 70 Go. Pearl steady. n Ga scs eh.
BssAcsvurys Ressipts. 7.s2 bbis aour 10 bags corn
neal Alse bushels wheat SAS do. corn, e7D 49, oats
7p so barley The usrses for western ana STATE aour
ruled susysns and arm to-day. and The advance Of isc
- ssnsnAsd ~ she ssse Of yssaerday's ,chsnss
readily sbsnnsd ,ctay The ssies sseHssd iis@ sels
the ANNEXED quetst,ons rss eoushssu Sour far 10
nsns prevailed ana marAes ruled shade armsr sales
80 sbia rye -four continued In active dsnAnd and higher
po-s realized the saiss comprising In bbi&, ~
Wna COM yr~.i moderately sc,ive and firm. viii
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INTERESTING MrEmoxlAl STATISTICS Of ONO.


II is fact that has excited comment that imme-
diaeiy after the number n marriages Increases
above the ordinary proportion. The Of tho Pro-
bate Judges OF Ohio to tho Commissioner OF Statistics
afford example OF this ruic. They show that the
number OF marriages for the year ending July l. 1865
full twenty per cent above that In any previous year
The increase is really wonderful The largest number
of marriages In prior TO this 1857; but
the following Is comparison 81 few counties for the
md thc IA.
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The Florida branch of the Savannah and Gulf Rail-
road opened to passengers Monday last.
The Feciana nal Democ-Gt says that tho Clinton and
miles Of the river by the LIST Of November, and the
great bulk of the cotton Of that section will be carried
over II.
The Shreveport (Ia) Garehe OF the 18th instant,
statesthat tho Central Texas Railroad will be extended
eighteen miles this year. II is penetrating the heart OF
the great limestone valley Of Texas which Is the finest
grain growing country in tho world. Owing TO a de-
nciency In rolling stock the condition OF the track and
locomotives, the railroad has failed transport freight
rapidly desired The company placing the road
in good running order, and In few weeks IL will be
supplied with everything requisite for first class South
ern railroad
Work the Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad Is being
pushed forward with energy When the road is finished
there win Be direct through from Louisville 10
Knoxville.
The Cincinnati Commercial saye:--
The Cincinnati, Dayton and Esstern Railroad Company
closed on tho 10th inst contrast leasing perpetualy the
dusky City to Dayton, hundred and fty miles
and propose to Ill the between this city and Dayton
as soon practicable Several surveys have been made
and the question Of rue is still open. The officers Of
the Cincinnati DAYTON and Eastern Company will from
this time be managers Of the Dayton and Sandusky road
The charter and asscs OF the company formerly known
as the Dayton Shortne have been purchased by this
company and they propose 10 make tho Short Line"
IL undetermined whether the road will enter Gin
cinnati nv the Walnut Hills tunnel or Mlcreek Valley.
Dayton three OF which have been surveyed and
are under serious cons. Iteration.
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thsssfovs, thas marriages should incrsass n yer N
VII ch half MILTON Of young braves esve Discharged
from four years Of service, each with money enough
saved from his pay and bounty 10 purchase homo
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COfYTs.-Ibe market was moderately active ana hr'n,
with sales of 365 bags RIO to arrive ex j. b. s. at Iec
gold In bond sold Yesterday but before repored to-
day 0OS bas do ex steamer south America At Boc and
Iv Pas a. goa ~ bond ws note ne aTyai u
COAI.-The amount Of coal shipped over the Lenlgh
O. nal for the week and follows compared
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Since Jan. $1s3 800. 76o $155l1I s24a 1863 4os
The total value of foreign goods imported into the por
OF Boston for the week ending October 10 $50 s6
against $6l04S6 for the corresponding week Of 1865
The total value OF imports from January October TO-
1896, was s3s sS7, sSs
Annexed is the CHICAGO Clearing House statement for
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way shares at intervals during the year WIN b found N

Gold opened At l475s and advanced 10 1881 follow.
ing which II steadily declined to 1a7 the closing quota.
ton. Loans for which there . brisk demand early
IN the day made atl-l6 310 per cent per diem
In favor Of the lender. Tho market b largely over.
Sold and in view OF ali the conditions Affecting H. tho
premium rs low.
The foreign exchange market was without material
change. Bankers bills on England at sixty days
Tioted at 100 ~ at three days 1927 li01s CON-
mercial bills los Vi francs Al SIXTY days AleKc .
6I7xc Q, three days $500 ah22Ho
The Colorado Gold Mining stocks were generally rather
heavy at the rst board Corydon &c. lower than a.
the same time yesterday, selling Of So IS; Ia Crosse
&c., selling at 81 30; Nye &c., selling SIC n s0 0phir
sold at 81 10, Davidson Copper at 81 IS 81 80 At the
second board there further decline In portion
the list Corydon 45c lower, s-llng at Sc 40; La
Cro-se 55c.. selling at 81 Ophir advanced 70 81 40
and Nye to &c.
The business ct the subrreasury in this city to-day
was followe:-
Payments. 80 e7S64I Gold notes $500 400 900
Balance. 800. 1o2, 3ts, sa7
Tho exports exclusive OF spccicJfrom the port Of
New York for tho week ending October g. and since
the commencement Of the year, compare follows
with those Of tho corresponding periods Of 1854 and
1885,
For tho week.. s4sissla $500 IL, Maso'ise
Prev. reported u.s. $50 1876 12i $50 160544. GA
Since Jan lsl70, se5sos si27, 7sslo7 si55 "a sos
Tho imports are follows:--
1894 1865 1868
Dry goods 49, S7ha,5a3 s. 3f8 SIS 81, 100 1877
Gen mcrch'dis 22f2 COS 277l,124 2o6I.hi4
Tot for week So 96f.saS $50, 1877 6f2 5000. 1851
Prov reported. 1se,4al, 1872 As,9H06S 4i,s0i ,42a
Since JAM sIsa 1916 700 sls5, 10 24asss 4os
The total value Of foreign goods imported into the mort
Of Boston for the week ending October 10 $50 so1
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The counsel for lAmirands have advised the British
Ambassador at Paris to demand cessation OF tn. pro.
ceedIngs against him until the facts Of his abduction
from Canada arc received.
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subscriptions for the Quebec Sufferers Fire
in the Woods.
OTTAWA, G. W., Oct ~, 1904.
The city being cauvasscd for subscriptions aid Of
the sufferers by the Quebec IRE The City Council has
subscribed $1,000
FIRE is nowSagipg in the woods north Of here, cass-
ing considerable alarm 70 the farmers.
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TINE sPANIsH-cHllEAN WAR.

Extraordinary Scene In the Spanish Csrtcs-
The Minister Declares the War Not Ended,
though NnBez Has Abandoned the Expedi-
ti0n, &c.
In the session Of the Spanish Cores held on the 10th
ult the following interesting incident took place.:
Sehor Salazar, OF Maxanedo, rising, said-I am nov
going 70 put q question 10 the Minister OF Marine.
painful impression has been made upon the public mind
BY the Of the suspension Of hostes In the Pacific
Yesterday several letters shown from officers In
squadron there In which they state that rage was
depicted in the countenances Of all when received the
order leave hero he PaciAc without hang destroyed
the Huascar and the Independence whhh may yet give
tho greatest OF trouble when they have he support Of the
forts do not wish TO pry into tho governments plans
but do think that the nationsi honor can bc con-
sdered satisfied by the bombaraments OF Caiao and
Valparaiso, and n we give ur now the contest, the
hundred and nifty Spanards will be left to rot In the
dungeons Of Santiago greater seventies will be exercised
towards our countrymcn and wc shall not have obtained
the satisfaction which have exac;ed. ask then, OF
the Minister Of Marine IL or ia not settled that the
campaign at eDdf"
The Minister OF Marine said In answer that Admiral
Mendez Nuhex, in virtue OF the instructions which he
had received and using the liberty Of action which the
government grants S onees Q. DIS rans on da,y 20 sr
condition OF his vessels cannot be satisfactory, II we
consider mere tho lcngh Of time that they have re
mained without overhaunr, and the crews are be-
ginning 70 suffer from scurvy These canrderaiions
oblige HIM bring the expedition 10 enc, and he
the present and tho government will decide whatever
relates the Tho expedition is considered ended
by Admiral Nuhez; the government approves his con
duct-but the war continues ''Bnt still
unrepsired the Covadopga s stil In he" Thus speaks
eehor saIazar Now, precisely because CHILE would
make no satisfaction We took IL ourselves We have
more Of their prisoners than they have Of ouR SO we
can exchange.
scnor salazar replied Prom his ESosliescy's ex-
plapstops important deduction can he mafe-t 10,
that the var Ia not ended although the expedition s
Ths war should terminate ia treaty securing the fun
eat,sfaction due TO our and interest Idnk
shall not obtain what due 10 the latter unlesswe take
possession OF the Chincha islands nor what squred
by the former while the Chcsns have iron css with
which 10 oppose I will make two other tserva-
tons 10 his Exeellency We had despatched asupply
ship 70 the Pacific II 20 touch At RIO. What will
happen H. arriving ss Valparaiso u ind our sadron
gone3 What will become Of our wooden vcsssis sturn
ing TO Rio Janeiro f.
The President, interrupting him, sAd-You Annot
20 anv further with your question: You maj make
explanations
senior sslassr-wen. " I am not al liberty tospeak
any on the subject vii keep silent
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AtvaluTnnAay SOCIETIES.

New York 10 becoming prolific Of political sccse,iss
Paris vas during the ebscs thai attended The
Reign Of Terror Only las week Teaiono club of the
German residents ~ America formed " republican
Ire thsir fa,henand, and there h an "on an among
certain circles that additional societies for similar
purposes IN progress of organization One of thsn
Tho Canadian Independence Asso,ision" though no,
at prosen, publicly announced. known u b. composed
Of many of the mo-. intelligent and Influential Canadian
residents II New York They are deslrons of seeing
Canada cornpe,sly srysrrd from the British empire a.
they consider her being subect sach bcilo-s Power
has entaod cn her considerable erpease snd anristy
without q FEASIBILITY of r~cesyiDE squm slsni
bit The onniray, The appalling pro~psrt
of being mAas The tattis ground fos EDsxsi ard the
Cnnsi states N nstile their htle dcatss shout the
Tr.nt and Aab.ma srsrs ard aiso " - sub}setsd 70
Yeblan raids acoagf o ner Ion vita thai gov.
ersn~nt Ths msmteu ron " llink that tbs p.rspfs
'tdorsns prsiess" n beng par = The empire vhose
rng has bfayeia thonssnd years The bsttls ant the
bn~zsr not being smtnsn,iy conducive 70 Cansds's
fsn1e but dedsdiy detrimental " bsr fogsuns There
n sis . rvmor that Cubsn ssD,iAilon IA 90 The Lsps
for to- purpose ~ afvocstns sIf rrorOns rat~n lrs
rendeneo HsU k sgpp<risd s6f tn~.srsd ~ elssssxs
81 The south Amsresn rsp1blics rsfsnt In Nee Yeyk
TIE memNn nonplain thss The oouniry pssysc spau
~ sr&nsh oexs and thai their l11~s ays
obstacle. the say ~ tbs lnisre~s< and prcue~ 10 sfv
ira,ion ~ TIE ecunuy. The CshAfsn sr~o<isloa IA
modelled ssisr ofxnn nation of suis nss.r~ fornsd
IN nansAsssr. EnsIsnd. dorog the rs<snt wN sld
sAnsd NE 'sosshsrp isSstssfsn<s AssosiAiiss
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS,

The Free stnte Convention Ia b~ Reas-
-cmbIed-Nayer Monroe Proposes 20 Dis-
pcr-e the Members, hut General baird Inter-
frrcs-Anothrr Negro Riot-W hife Men In
citing Negroes to Violence, &e.
Sxw 0sLs.ss, July "a fsSs
The State Convention Of 1854 viii Reasonable on the
3osh inst
Mayor Monroe addressed letter TO General Baird IN.
forming him that he intended 10 dispcrso ths Con
vcnon aud arrest its menbcrs unless they were
protected by military authority. General Baird
says no protection has been Dked by the
radicals. rid'cules Mayor Hooroe's proposition,
says that legal the convention had night to meet and
II Illegal VAS harmless and pleasantly concludes by
declaring he shall prevent all violence ami preserve
order
All the State officers have protested against The Gov
ernors proclamation calling the convention and the
Secretary Of State refuses 10 append him seal 10 a.
After the adjournment Of . negro meeting lar, night
tho negroes formed into PROCESSION, and armed with
clubs, brickba,s etc, etc, they marched bowling
through tho Streets threatening violence tho whites
Al the meeting their speakers used most violent
language.
Two three disturbances In The rear
of tho city, resulting In the killing Of three negroes
three police officers badly bruised by the negroes
been arrested and bsiled.
II s Understood that erorts making by tho Chief
Of Police have the speakers Who ased the vslsni and
incendary language arrested A COMMITTEES H citizens
will wait upon General Sheridan ask hn aid 70 sup
press the efforts Of tboss Who eroluns the hlark
population 70 deeds of voienos against the white.
The New York herald., 1866-07-29
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

Grand Progress in fhe Work of Laying the
Cable.
By the steamship Peruvian, at Father Point, with
European advces the 20h OF July, have the fol
lowing report
Tho news from the Great Eastern continues very sats
factory.
About nine hundred miles of the Atlantic cable have
been paid out
Preparations 10 Receive the Fleet and News.
AsrY BAT, N. s., July 49, 1905.
We have had Communication with Newfoundland
the 21st inst the yacht having bccn held in
waiting At Cape Ray, Newfoundland by order Of tho
Superintendent Of the Newfoundland line for the pur
pose OF despachng the earliest possible intelligence OF
the arrival Of the Great Eastern At Hearts Content
where she Is fully due, and her may reach
this point by telegraph to Cape Ray and by yacht
thence 70 this side the Gulf at any moment The tele
graph line in Newfoundland and between this point and
New York will be held open night and day until decisive
news shall have been received from the cablc exped-
ton.
Later.
Asry BAY, N. s., July 2s-Midnighl
There arc no tidings yet Of tho Great Eastern
The lines hence 70 New York viii be kept open night
and day for OF the Great Eastern at Hearts Con-
tent