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~bs~aWrgis axsS ny -four ssAr.. --h.1
.ottsy daybrssk 5ahcadsy .ornns
OF a.os,cs,ss invssasAon of IL w-shsa
u ,ppsr sAs,y and fell tpn thr sindow t-ths
ground outside thoso - Vnit- cisss thai be ~
conscious vh.se tc.sg Tie gst Uerinsa name r'-
GnoNn
aalsSssSiifs.
suDp.s Monday nigt nv John osaorsr dec
sddaar from tss tssr.ns OF ssosd vessel lie 90. q
brother issperor Dsstilicd spiss
soarih New yo~s,d-riss Tho VIII rskra fos
iasrmen to-day fSg Ss Andrew ctsssh where s0enAs
fasss will b. oelr.~,~i
~isE-Ihs stable % ~. Ioris oa OF Dsihsen
and wes, N,un-y ares ,sssaiy dsstroSud ~
IRE early Yesterday rera>< together ss iAsss ~nssai
u s@y containsd thr TIC e-~HAtsd ~ ebsGs
u sd partially inssr.d Dsrns prprsss u ths = 49,
mombers Mtnnchsta Etsssrr disthsAo Ia u -
eoas 10 subdus the DANES by ~ rewdies fepu
hgshboring saloon sHaeg whoA ore h~ssen&er. tse
l.o-s.d FROM confinement ~ nasged oonpc4G
10 No murder al Ehsh.sts part rer-ntiv.
ss,rrsc, ~ rns BsoA~rsnsD HusatAS 1aMAm aio~ss.
conss,cd Inc sausr- os irceny % 80
who s-espcd from jail sgaia reap
~ das morning atncac 10 AZ. opnDss@sat In -
hlslsfriton.
FsoALr 'sauf.als sfssss fhs society I'D its eta ~
ihirtaanus, meeting Monday afternoon rhs sanSAs
report snow. that lbs year tho s-assg
.ac have aided hunsrsd eighty ave- prssoas
thirds Of whom ~dows 9Th young ehilcsss d1psaa-
log them II. t,.s expended oaSs H. Igs
regretted hat tho sodsr Ala society esnpeisd for
~apl q iund, 10 reinaush ts humane worh do0atsss-
Of teW from Nj warren AotrtnsL antnow eAeed 1h1
$50 II ner g. ri.h opea.-, IL. n.-ng aus made Ia
t~t eating f~nsrks upon the eeS~.nn
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~ Rxpress Train tho Buffalo and Erie
railroad Thrown from the Track -Careiess-
ness Of Repairers the GAUGE Of the Acoi-
deht-Fivc Persoas Killed and Fly Wosnd-
ed, e.
Ear, Pa, Nov Is, 1855.
The day express train West on the Bunaio aud Erie
Railroad vas thrown % the track weseyvlle four
miles Of here At four O'Clock this afternoon Some
Nifty persons were injured and ave killed.
The killed are Dr. Wheeler. OF Milwaukee hts daughter.
iulsw and her child. imam named Hunt, Of Danvie,
NJ r. and another named Harlan, residsncs known
The dead and wounded brought 10 Erie where
be forwarded their friends by the railroad company
Tho accident was occasioued by The negligence Of
workmsu who we're engaged In repairing tho track.
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The police n The Forty afh pteeinss have rtfassrsd Ne
hors. -sgon ~ the stprssssn, deorss zubsr. VIII
firm BIN % Monday ushs uuier me outu gsovs
eircusfa dstsiNi IN yestsrtsys HTHAp n all 10
remembered bat kuber his from Grtet lt ~
his plsee 81 business ~ fshoes street " D. uhea too
h.s~Aynen tutHsny Iablrf lnG0 hs wagon, 81 them
hoursblas tns Sys IL head ,nd dspsgang hs si,nes
under % death while ne sh~f mshHtlet kiF lssA A
: ehaln rbey ksn drive Rfg - W.. 10 boshoat ~ tie
Fh street brtgr And tooi him OCT ~ k- laying
him ia lka helpless fta,e re road side vse ~ hs
then sspi rgafd over bin - f,r nonsr's vhs
rsfifly ~ drerfian % Q9e~Hs
iesss tie from bic sntes ~ .tns ~ he shoes -
Ifgr snf adorned - tfs' poicsusn b. ssv ~hsn ~
f-p0fsf 81 The station haass ~ hs tgfiy hfh
Uferlnft Thls atDut ten clppk - nisht Nsp&4a
wsgloa mmedsts de-r.ieAsf $50 gfrses sis' TO- -.
h.str Qnesn. esgnty bat fAei y srruf~ ~ rrbsfs
ba snAss 10 18th about $50 vfth n sg9is rAiet
tNt \
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aMss Jones weddDg--No Cards. va tho title
OF the above gentlemsn's humorous lecture las, even
ing ING Hall cled 10 every part, In fast rather
uncon,fortaby filed The lecture was IN every way
worthy OF the reputation which the lecturer has earned
far and vide, aud It's many points aud bon mots'
gain Cd from his bearers continued signs Of appreciation
Mr. Cordovss peculiar raeness and rhy mng power are
certainly ~ prominent In The bis last production a.
any OF his former better known competitions The lee
ture throughout abounds with ezp al local hts
we'll as many exposures Of the holowness and folles
or Nov York NE and society. The pbiosophc search
ing below The snrface Of ihnss which has slways char
acierired M Cordoyas predictions. and which has
done 90 much 10 hs popularity, perhaps more
percsptble 10 Miss jones wedding thAh in many OF
ms previous lectures When 10 all this sdded thu fact
that the whole delivered In really retrsabe rhyme
IA 10 nos 10 be wondered that the lecturer has salnei
such I'm ysrsa success II IL dcuu 10 give any sketch
81 lie pot Of Inc iect0rs that 10 20 greet extent
-ser Coed 10 The mofs important ponss 70 be iu.rsed
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MESSAGE or TIVE GOVERNOR Of ALABAMA.
His Objections 20 the Constitutional Amend
Weut.
NOZZLE Ala. Nov IL l66d

His objections 10 the COmstNuttOuai Amend
went.
MosiLK, Ala Nov. II. 1885,
The Governors message published this morning.
The only portion OF general interest Is that relation to
the constitutional amendmeni After reviewing the
whole subject. the Governor ssys"I am decidedly Of
the opinion that this amendment should not be ratified.
The nrss section embodies principle dangerous to the
liberties Of the people OF The whole country ana Ia a.
applicable 70 Now York and Massachusetts, a. 70 Ala
bama Tho third ssotion would bring possible good TO
the represented States while II would reduce those
represented utter anarchy and We sncsrey
DESTROYS Of complete rstorston OF the Union. Wo
want Cancellation. harmony and national tranquility. We
feel that given every evidence Of honest pur
pose 20 conform In good faith 70 the condltioa
Of things surrounding US Alabama Is a. irus
to-day the censstutop, laws and gscsral govenmsst
any State Of the Union. Under the Internal Revenue
aw TAI cotton the people Of the State paying
the government Of nearly ten millions OF
dollars year In tho enactment Of these laws have
had no voice. The amendment was proposed when
nearly one-thrd OF the States were unrepressnted
and all lis harsh features aimed Al the 5laies thus
ciudsd The ratification OF such amendment, under
such circumstance cannot accomplish any good TO the
country, and might bring inevitable disaster
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. H. 1893,
There we're fry .six reprrseniatves-ersctlya quo.
rum-prsssnt Ia The House to-day -Four mem.
bers we're Afterwards sworn In, when adjournment
made until morrow secouni Of The decease OF W.
u Lewis friend and associate Of Andrew Jackson.
quorum Is sxpected 10 the senate 70. morrow.
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ToRosTo G. W, Nov rs 1900
meeting of the shareholders OF the Bank % upp-r
Canada took place TO day The directors submitted
port 10 the sharshoders In which they say after mature
eonsde ration, and acting by advice and with the con-
sent OF the g0vsrnmcnt directors have executed
under the seal OF the bank deed OF assignment appoint
Ing The following gcntsmen 10 wind up srairs " the
bank, vix.1hoa O. Street. Peter Paterson, Robert Cas-
ses Hugh G. Barwck and peleg Howard E.qs Yogr
directors OF opinion that under careful ard gfciou~
management considerable surplus viii ultimately re-.
main for division among the shareholders AFTER tLs
whos liabilities OF the bank have been paid
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Partial Exhibiuss NJ Chicago On nfssday
Might.

The ms,eoric shower a, Chicago partially promised
for last night a sad disappointment both 70 tho
curious and 70 the astronomers, tbs ms,sors
scarcely more numerous brilliant sbsn may BE-
on any clear ghs In the fall % tho From slsyon
TO one O'Clock about ndred aud Nifty counted
by Professor SsGofd, Of the Chicago Observatory.
They appeared 10 come mostly from tho c0nste,-
faton Leo, In the east, and 20 move IA nearly q
horizontal drrtsn, though nsny 'sH oDnlasy
the consteilaon changed Us position ons very
brilliant mo,eor. about O'clock started from
near tho eastern extremity Of tho constellation Cs--
ssopoeia and, describing psrsbolic curve, extended
entirely scToss tho eastern heavens hnslly sinking
below the horizon The arat part OF the si, clear
and cool aud very favorable for invest CATION, bus
shortly after clock hs1o up and The heaven.
deuaely ossrsprssi 90 ths, ~ further ssho
etan caui "a n
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tusycIts .F susptsss.

Bos1ov Nov. L. ises
4 ystGct ~ guilty vas returned By the jury 10 the
case Of jane. Brown, who on trial ys~tsrdsy
snd today n the tinted States Circuit Court o. The
charge Of MURDER 10 killing james Foster bozrd The
BARK Atlantic The fury was out 40 bour snd qusrtsr
Eentsnce has rot ret been passed
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The Right Rev. y. A Rasledge. Bishop " Florida.
dies "a Tallahassee on The 9th o. November. ~ the
nry eighth year o. his sndhe forty fourth year q
HE ministry He wss q usrTs OF soush tsroHns and
the earlier yes OF his ministry spent in that STATE
lie vas educated 10 Yale College Ms father was the
venerable Chancellor kutedgs, who aided Washington
bite associates in The sss work o. establishing the
republic He good man and charitable, and ~
end said TO have been hasfened ~ bis profound ~ m
patty aud for the mssOruIs. OF his naive ssfe
AMI ne Sou hcrn people.
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tllrIscst russt Fus.

BsLrrsops, Nov n lsss
The Horse Fair opened today a Herring Raa 1hefs
vas One attendance, lnciBfins many ladies' The ual
Of speed day for Maryland horses snd thsre
suiries the nrs' OF str horses, which ~
Ned Forrest, time 80
u. sscosd .otry -ss q three horses, snd go Won
~ Sleepy Dsvyi VINE 7u.
GsnsTL Crsnt oil bs present. ~ the far to-uorow,
wQAzhi Vsl
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ARRESTS w rTt fsetOstss svssiu.

forfsvnfr, Nov H. 1sts
Edward Crsigmae sHd John n. Connolly we're ar.
rested in Gssiln -uunty some days since, under tho
Civl Rghs bln ~ tie Frsedmen's Bprcau, and wers
turned over 10 tho United states toun to-day snd held
ia az 900 each a. the neat term Of The court
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Quuxu, Nov 10 1904
ossst aood Ia expected 70 result from the Qasen let
Yer Asd donation 10 sufferers BY the tate ore. IN
gard 10 future subscriptions the Relief COMMITTEES hsvs
recommended that there be immedstsly distributed
90 esch 70 over three thousand families Ia view of tbs
fyid approach of winter Resolutions bsve been
adopied expressing gratitude for US "a sent ~ ins
lover PROVINCES Weather nne
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las rsnsrd mai stesUsAp anssrsiasso. tapstsA s"s
Oil leave ,his pot oo wsaussdsy for liverpool
Tue mails FOR Eufop. ~ui eio~s a. half ps,i s,ss.s
o'aicck Wednesday esorsng
tn. Hs~ Yoss HssiLs--Edltioa for Europe Gilt -
s.sav 81 hsiirsst sssss O'Clock 10 the morning.
siagi- eopie, vtsppsn, ready for msn~xs 40
cent?
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cHAssywsncna. Pa, Nov. ~. 1850
The Franklin County Republican Convection met
day aud nominated Governor Curtin tor United States
senator The vote was seventy three for Cariln fwo
for stevens and lor Cameron The convention
largely attended and harmonious.
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1M rtyls cRclEs o. psllutlsHn.

Pau pRIrmA, Nov. rs, 1895
A meeting or al the Fenlan circles IN this city
held this evening for the purpose % choosing CON
ee 70 take charge OF whstever funds and material ~
war may he hereafter contributed snd 10 proper
headquarev An address delivered ny Colonel
Gordon OF New York
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eEnaclA LEGISLATURE.

MnlgpcgvifLs, Ga, Nov. I3 1890
The Senate passed the hill extending tho tms under
the Relief for the Of the nrst nstsment OF
ousfourh OF the debts to tho LIST OF January 1898
apply the benefits Of the bill 70 stay all Judgments
claims mp 10 the Let Of January, 1880
The House passed bin provide agricultural col.
lego for The Slate under The Loan Scrip act OF Congress
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TIVE Mom SUFFRAGE QUESTION AND TIE ufmocncY Or
the NORTHWEST

CsicAcO, Nov H. 1859
The attempts Of the Chicago Tu,s 70 commit the de-
mocracy u the Northwest, OF which 10 has hitherto
the organ negro suffrage Is meeting with strong
resistance BY the rank and lc although the leaders
sustain the paper in No The agitation promises
10 be OF the most bitter known dsnocfatic
history.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The London Money Market.
LONDON, Nov. 12-Evening
The money market Is arm. Consos for money closed
at ssx.
Tho following are the closing prices Of American
Securities
United States nvetwentIes ..................69 ls
Fries ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Six
LONDON, November b. 1896.
There is rather more activity In money, and full
arc paid for discount and loan. American railways
lower to the extent Of per cent illinois, and per
cent on Erie. Sales OF Erie shares at ok Illinois Gen.
trial, TN.
American Bonds mt Frankfort.
FRANKFORT Nov. Is 1868.
United States 6vetwsnty bonds closed a. further
advance last evening" sales for cash being made 7
ifx. Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 12---Evenlng.
The cotton market n dull Tho sales to-day have been
5000 bales Midding uplands closed at i4j.d "a.
LrvERPoof, Nov. 10, 1880
The kilograms from America have caused depressed
feeling Ia the cotton market to-day, and prices are
"a. to kd easier than those current at this date
yesterday. Tho demand Is also less active and the
transactions for the day win probably not exceed 1000
TO 1000 bales on basis Of l4ad. 1874 Cor middllng
Upland, manly al the former figure. The sales
mostly 20 the trade
Liverpool Breadatuns Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l2-Evenng
The market for breadstuns Is Arm. Corn has advanced
to sIs. for mixed Western.
ldvERrool, Nov. 10, 1865.
Indian continues 10 advance. the Improvement at
this days Market compared with that held on Friday
being equivalent Is 3D. per quarter Sales Of mixed
Western al 36s 3D. 37s, the latter ngure for prime
The Petreieum Market.
ASTwERF, Nov. lS 1896.
American rsnnsd petroleum is quoted today IN this
Market ~ 6Or
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cpuar o. caMmpn RltA.

rsfi0rsv w. Waterbury, ibis ga. ar ao'iaa hsa.d On
ksee promssory notes. endorsed 70 the pslnti ~ 30
SeiD1sn Deiendant claims that psintta sutefel 90
RAS o. business, At 81 Maiden lane, add ssf.d $500
sens goods a. security for the notes, suncisni 70
soy0 TIE whole claim Plaintiff claims be dd DOS enter
fssD1sfe bat that psr q goods -ers sorsd sth hin
~ sSrkx2.s-iy slr.--.sc1 Cfse aM ~
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s.s8rse HFsn N slt1s1't

BsLusDsK, Nov Ia isSs
Ias, ghi several men. while under tho nfutace u
liqgor goi up disturbances NJ a drinking house. vhen
MAJ canned Neelson ately from hew YORK. stgt ny
by usn asmed Derry sni almost instantly khlsi
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tLfcrlrs Il ssEsprM o. luxpsN tellfct

RfuN-pk. SIC Nov l8 lsos
Professor Harms, 10 tho Bangor theological Seminary.
was today elected President Of Bow ION College BY tho
guansmoUs gOte % toe trgs'eeI. and Drersesfs
General Chamberlain resigned the chair Of rhetoric
AMI orstory anticipation o. entering 1p0u hi. duties
q. Cos nfuor 81 The State
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stws rscy WV rsltAxs.

NV 0sIfsvs Nov 10 SOC
United states Marshal Mckee yesterday took the
oath of orce
fls mail siesmer ~ Merry. three days ovcrdus from
BsIos Terss has not yet arrived aud mach concern
ica for her saicty
New. nom tLs RIO Grsnds by var Or Galveston r.prs
ssr's Oftesa A aii al BfOwnsvle
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EffrIss d .ar, uEflrE,s.

ffsCivssrI, Aof IA l.GS
A meeting " orrcera o. the Army of tie renneees
takes place Asfo tomorrow Generals Grant snd SheF.
man viii not he present vas epecied bat usrr viii
be large representation u Other dlsbg gsbed OicsD.
Mo,.r, Hal hss bee nneiy decorated fn the
grand taags.i Al the Burnett Hove wii rose lhs
urute84lnxs
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Canada Gold Excitement /.

BwiIxvuls @. W Nov IA. lses
rhs excitement regarding the gold discoveries 10
h.doo II still Increasing Lsrzs numbers % people con
unue 70 arrive, and nearly every person returning
br,nss specimens OF precious metal Another spo,
has besn discovered where good specimens found
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Russkr sIfl,s. On Tnf sssssae

~ Nss ORLEANS, Nov ~, 1904.
The steamer Henry Won Phai from e. LOUIS for New
Orleans w,tb tbiriy hts hundred bsiss 81 cotton
board was burLcd above nJasd.lnvliie and two lives
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MAILS P0R EUROPE.
las rsnsrd mail steamship Ans,ssss,sn taptstaa ,.s
Oil leave this pot wsaussd.y for fIvsspeol
Tue msii- FOR Eufop. -ui cioss :, hsifps.a s'sss
o'accK on Wednesday asofsisg
tn. Hs~ Yosa Naturalization for Europe --wlit -
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4 Nssiensi Trsbsts. ~lgvess ~ Ter ske 0ess-
a. ~ th~ te eAiffrA sh crd.ans aud frs e--Okssse
fsfAss tell asfsus 81
once ,hs Ursaa rrssspis,oa pss,t.sl ss Bsosassh
NJ. U.nsrs 0rsn. hfs Nor Ghsrsss bAiy Ms. ~ ~
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Indications Of the Phenemesa seen mt Phiin-
delphis.

FHHADAId9TAl NOV. 70, TWO
Up 10 eleven O'Clock To- night there Indications
tho snxously expected meleofc shower The weather
is clear and cool There display al ssnsst o;
peculiar reddish appearance Of sky noticed before
the great Of 1888 About four O'Clock
the afternoon, peculiar light, similar 20 tbs tail OF
comst, appeared above the eastern horizon which
acted much attention. II lasted about Ten Minutes aud
then faded from sight
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complimentary concert was last evening rendered
Nr. George W. Warren by many prominent citizens Of
Brooklyn Plymouth church, on the occasion, was
crowded BY . critical hat iudulgent audiences. Tho
vocal performances introduced Msssrs Comstock and
Dasks, sdgnor csntimer and Mmea Comstock and stet
son the instrumental Aessrs rheo. Thomas Touimin
Esr Muller Charles G. Thomas and Warren. The choir
boy or Trinity church assisted One Of the objects Of The
concert was 10 exhibit the many ponts OF excellence
OF the organ, and this the gyers OF the enter
tainment successfully attained. The "futo con.
ocrtoi executed by Mr.. Muller, q nocturne
displaying the renowned humaaa stop.
and 4 mediocre four handed rendering Of The over
ture 20 Zamps-thsn which, by the way. less
proper overture for performances on the organ could
hardly he selsctedsueently demonstrated the sweet
nsss and power OF tone OF the instrument violin
solo, Ernsts Ei,eis, given by Nr. Thomas artsis-
caIy but with little brad,h OF expression Mrs Com
stock sang Haydn's ara with verduro clad, care
fully but without enhancing her voczlzsion with the
descriptive accent essential 10 the rendering Of the
music Of the masters MIRA stetson, the c0nraito sang
an air from ths stsbat Mater with quite Little FEELING
Mr. Comst0ck's execution u the hymn from Srodspa
was good but his voice scxs clearncss and sorority.
sgnor Cenfemeris Tfe,a sigorr IN every respect
tho satisfactory performance OF The evening the
chofuses, however, being very well suns
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