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sert'on Of tornclmer Is yet undecided This board IL
ouposea o. I'VE representatives from each OF me hve
Seaetoria districts last December they refe elected
e, one yen but the republican, Legislature, cr some
ssesen % other nnAsosn everybody outside and pro
ra''g 70 Ihen'se,ss hc7rr"ra.rd With ths TAX Levy
~ po''s'on nxleaaug the tetm OF nhte OF mo
pfcsDht ncumbee' a.ulher ycar Dr -nn-se tue pres
en insumoerts pref wen sIrs v,th tns iesis-
1fson, although ,te wark OF raoicaS, .s i iusnres
Smother year OF o.1ce and en.aiumeals without tl,s
struggle ana expense attend ne efforts Tor res'scfio
- nos certain however but that the fcine b.reau "t
reeeons their caii for he charter eocton 70 nc
ISSUED N fsw DAYS. will call election 81 Council
meu, oe the ground that the above proyisoas are
Appesle nave, as "a known declared the licensing
unhsier section OF this unconstitutional Hence the
sesh LOT 'os heef that tho present provision y sso
unconstitutional, and that caN for csce. at, be
lssuod
Ssoot cuaMsssrosRRs.
ihe repuoiscan dominating Conventions Tor -rnuo;
Comm ssoners have made the borrowing nominations.
seccaa district Howell e. Vail; third diatect, Miihsm
y. IlissIe; Fith district. Wi!nam 4 Dur, ga. S.x,h
cneeney.
SCHOOL rRusrsgs
Tue REPUBLICANS also first ia tho acid ia uAaxing
nave boon mado:-Third ward John A. G,n1ur and
rhi.ip SSehaeIet sr.; Fifth ward Will am II. RurrAs;
navd Il Knapp; Thirteenth, John A Bailey Fifteenth
s ssoos II Gamble; E'shtsenth. John Faccner and
ihcfnas X Fletcher. TO OIL VACANCY; Twenty -second.
Aana L. uudorhii, 20 III vacancy.
TitE SIXTH JUDICIAL
III =" nonnaton has AZ yet been made ty any rarty TO
~ tho vacancy on the bench OF the skin
tcl, congeurs0t the election OF the uc ulbeal
eerfee Z, barFett 10 the Cornmou Pleas There nre
Two democratic cand dates n the field. hr Thaddcus
H. Lane, pfomnent ana rising young lawyer, amt Mr..
slcphen H. luFnaul, a!so yeslng and rising member
nf tho same profession and editor o, the " District
Couri lraci,ce.n The term viii he for years tho
nneApren pofiioa cf the That Judge Barrett
Tsn hr Lane has ovdeniy the inside track, aad
PROMISES from present appesrauces TO distance his
competitor In the race
ies foregoing enumerated offices are those which are
~ lhs disposal q Tie citizens In Decenhcr next
MAYoRAtTY
The whole interest Of the campaign, however, Is con
tered ia tho slggo between the cand dates
nencf 81 beng elected 90 the Chet MagstracS of
Empire CITY. Wood aud Hoffman--the latter backed up
~ al tue power. money and great experience o. Tam
many and ~ rings and claues the other fighting. like
lssus MARCUS CoriolanGs-aTe putting forsh every
effort In the contest Zach Is confident success from
when hsnny alto OF niad the returns tho 81 Of
December next VIA ncoasneHiiy s,srIse other Of
The present hopeful gentleuaen
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the EXPLOSION ON TINE STEAMER mArAxzas.

The inquest on the body OF Henry MCGEE. who was
killed BY the explosion q the boiler OF the donkey
CINE used for hosting board the steamer Matanzas
which WAS 70 have been held yesterday morning, Was
postponed BY Coroner Cover in Consequence OF the
vesss having sail a three o'clock tor Charleston II
has boon set down for the Goth inst, by which time is
expected she will have returned The boiler was small
one. and situated IN the forward part or the vessel
The force OF the explosion lifted IL completely from
place, driving In the air some forty fifty feet and
the whole length OF the vessel ar Anding on
tho deck Of sister which lay further the DOCK
The damage caused will probably amount 10 some hun
dreds OF dollars. The deceased employed 10 the
Matanxas acting Qusr.ermaser and believed to
have been the only party injured the report that an
other person bsown overheard being d,scredied
none o. the crew ere missing.
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No business Of importance was transacted a. me
meeting Of the Metropolitan Revenue Board Yesterday.
rev seizures wsrs ordered BE- released and four
ave detest,ous reported. the only ssisure re-
porssd ~as that Of IohA Brsslias dissisry. John
street Brooklyn. The charge against this establish
men, u that 20 hooks giving any account OF nsnufac
,ure could he fosnd on prsmises, that bonds
the Collector -
sessary Nccunoeh has addressed circular 70 al the
internal collectors IN this Metropolitan dlarcs
stsnr hon 10 gvo thsr vsws length respecting
the s~, means OF collecting the tax whfskey. 10
understood that lhs majority of the collectors nave re-
Piled 20 ihs ommupcaton In letters rlrorgly s"so-
s,,rg a amendment Of the hss dGt!iieTas may
BE- tai sd according - their cs2ay, and aaking tne
n, M nj OF this obligatory he astiler 81 tle
i,rne OF running on ths "fassh
Iepaty Commissioners PsrneIl ist tor wssLingfen lss
.xeuipf to e0rsor with Commissioned ksiiins and
ssey.syy MsCuoch relative 70 the proseIt coudit,on
81 revenue Interests in THE district Re al Tssnsn ~
rn~sdaN.
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AFFAIRS AT QUARANTINE.

The Cholera Cases On the City Of Cork.
The cholera on this vessel appears TO DO or mos.
malignant nature, aud has increased violence since
her arrival Dr. Kenneth Rcid. Deputy Health oalcer,
reports that there have been four additional deaths
since her arrival and thirty patients hsse been
sent to the hospital ship The ship has been nineteen
days from Antwerp. from which place she has clean
bill OF health She was out some Eve days whom the
disease broke out As there il no Ch0 Antwerp IL
Is supposed that the disease brought board by
the wiss passenge among whom the disease frat APP
peared On leaving Antwerp she had on board a crew
OF hfysix officers and men, ten cabin passengers and
four hundred and nine stserase The disease
has not as yet attacked any Of the cabin pas
seng0rs but Is solely coDfned the Storage passe-
gers. As there has been sickness Of any among
the cabin passengers, they will probably soon be re-
leased from quarantine.
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fstsca IAFarat

1 nigh, ad'nsrshls hin Tor yafiss, sad spiri' ~sr
presented here, aud mayed 70 fuller aud toort fssrion-
.ss house THAN before svofca the performances. -
The dramatic compsny- picNaaA evidence tssi ne
..,,oa Of his company wth the 7rsgrcss o
n. season Nine. iAnlss and NM. Isrochs and Czscn
rsvss in Me comedy o, rsc leg, fcysrs, aud
u,dsuo,s.. RELIEF ana w. Rocbe IN 'hs Vaudeville ~
rsiouablre Or shs Seven capAM sAos Tbs after y :
scs ,hai eIhts,s admirably SIC ssrsr'iy * hcIlleg
~. = he src~.n. fxvog'ss - me coursIy,
ana her sccentyiciy las pseullsr tAsins chsi
rersorsssi the part ~ Ns5Hfne Llfs In The soinsdy
b 10 ersce snd nice sirtsssiaor ~ tbs more de-
ale points Tho ~ ihs, Always dtrneAzh her sfots
s.o rsy.sua rc,urs os 10 ho1%s o. and Caron sr
Aastols nay:vss nads "a posals ~ i he ~ssc qua
Sfae,v hNwnnl4ct.
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NEW JERSEY.

Jrrsey Gisy-
b0 Ses UysR Nv wsnox.--A boz nsaed sks
Seaman. residing in Newark assnae. W
az express wagon rss,dsscs yesterday crsnccu
sha tae wheels passed OF hs ess Hs ,nsnriee
however are rot serious
fight Bsrwsgs OLD c,ssxp srls-A sersoc. ARRAY
took place yesterday between John Kelly and Hsnry
simpson IN which the former got severely beaten. bis
head being foartalig brued and pounded The dispute
arose from CLAIM alleged 10 have hcsn made BY Kelly
VINO vas formerly 10 partnership with Simpson, hue
,ney asagrecd aud Dissolved partiarsn,p Kelly ap-
pssa oe,cre justice warrca aud nads adsvi 10 tbs
"'sae', "nen warrant was issued.
Communipaw.
t1s STOCK YAaDs- rhe receipts as tie stock yaras
ief 'ne past week we're ses containing ITts os
10. l2e hogs $50 sheep and sis horses Slaughtered
aan e loasor CURING the wses. sls cattle 10 200 hogs
i,ssV sheep ana 600 calves
Huds.u git,.
HAssAs CeRPus.-Mrs. Foss who vas recently broueh,
up 10 New York police the charge or present
ng forged check on the Seocad National Bank OF Jer
sey City, conveyed the Hudson coan,y ia on thu
Governors requsion. She WAS released yesterday on
writ OF haoeas corpus application having been made
BY her counsel to the court now in session.
cossTAILs CHARGED wiru ASSAULT AND rHasArFx.
NO TO saoor. Application wss made last evening for
warrant by Folk Herman, who charged one James
Foley, constable. aud Thomas Foley his brother with
knocking HIM down and beating him ssvoreIy; and
Kernan further aeges that james Foley drew pistol
threatened shoot any person who would iutsrfer
IN his skiernansl behalf white said Thomas Foley was
beating him. The warrant granted.
Newark
isfcerasr AasEsrs Three wer, rrads yes,er-
day by the United States government AUTHORITIES, and
several more follow The charges against the parte
arc OF an important character bat oicp refuse 20
mako the particulars public for the present
Paterson.
TEMPERANCE MEETING. "A temperance meeting was
held on FRIDAY night at Passaic in the Methods. Epig
xh nj
Schneider At tho conclusion Of tho adaress thu hedge
was administered 70 about twenty persona.
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ENGLAND.

The Fcuian Convicrs and Their Coming Fate
MANCHESTER, Nov IG, 1867.
It's thought that the sentence OF OF the Fenans
who we're rocaniy convicted this city by the special
commission viii be commited hard labor for a term
u years T 10 bansnmeut Allen, however, whose
offence was worst aoi present tho fewes claims for
mercy will probably, Tor Of example, suffer the
sKtrsme penalty Of the law the tic specified IN the
sngina sentence, nancy, November O..
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rhs Cssscii nj Fsrs Laraale-The sioux
pcsirc . Posspssemest.
0uAsA. Nsb., Nov. IL. 1897.
rors Laramie advicss Of the i2sh that couacil
sas held With fsv chiefs Of tbs Crows ON the I1ih
nss They desire 70 In their own country. Tns
aoux represented and will come 70 Lara
unu spring. but requess General Harvey 10 meet
shsn a. Fort Pail Kesrnsy.
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CUBA.


Heavy Northumberland ubIsca i0a-Aban-
doamcns al the Bris MmdswsrsL az ~aa-
sSaU0. =, 49,
HAVANA. Nov. l6. 1857.
There has been . northeastern blowing here all
day, and the sky is quite cloudy.
The police are diligently searching Tor rac
author Of q pamphlet circulated here which
reflects on the character Of the bishop IN .
libsllous manner.
The brig l.. Wadsworth. Of Portland. loaded
with guano, from Nevassa. aud bound FOR Bali
more, was blown ashore at Santiago to-day in a
lesky condition, having been abandoned hy her
crew four days before.
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PENNS vLvANlA.

weses On His Travess-Hs Rsachss Ksse on
Hi. Orc Hasdrea Mile Trip.
CLxvmAHr, Nov. 10. 1897
wesss. 70 now psrfosnins his hundred mile sssh ana
sssrs 10 ever, ndcasos 49, - vs DO u "a me ssys
n e.sshsd Hds, PsassyivssA y twelve o'clock
49, - Asv aud recoiveA . heogSy welcome from the
,,s-sss ~ say was vssy sAosk for he 'sft - half
So Swuavs ec,cck Ter Asenssi4 We sstmism OF we
sc kuSlrpx miles tnak hs No. 70 %
- - ekss fsr nsls nns egss .iiss - Mirssss
ksUvv - "a nInussA ed - n ~ least fAsigue6
plrasss - enc hsn1fsd ME wslk y vwy rHa 80 y
.s~ss1sx
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IDAHO.

Indians Processing Pence und Practiciux
Hestiiity-airs. Denvilie Still Alive.
SAX FRANCISCO, Nov TO- 1867
Idaho papers OF the 9th inst state tina. number
Of Indians recently visited Camp McDermo,t and
professed friendship and . desire 10 live with
the whites. Subsequently eight Of The savages
left the camp saying that they would he
be absent for three suns but It ascsrsined that
their designs hostile, and they were followed and
killed Il understood that the Indians remaining
Ia camp would suffer the same fate.
The latest accounts from Mrs Dsnvile who was CAP.
turcd " Indians states that she was not burned or
tortured by the savages, but 10 alive.
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TENNESSEE.

Injaacsiea Against Theatrical rerfOrua ace
In Memphis-C smmistal OG AMosod Kxprcss
Robbers.
Nsxrnis, Nov. 10, 1851. =
~ the instance Of NsDonough and McvcKes, On in
junction was granted this evening against George Bsa-
GLE who producing the Black Brock ct the Grssulow
Opera House. and placed In the hands Of she shssia
Who closed The doors Just - the asdisncs began 70 ~
se0bia The oase viii - hoard o. Meassy.
Joseph Crsghton and John Reagan arrespsd here
ONCE u Jackson. Tenn. Of 5000 and have CON.
mtted there In default OF 5000 ball.
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MAssAcHusETT rs.

-h~pSard ,hr Alleged Worcester wii~ Mur-
dcrcr Heard Fross.
woRcssrxs, MASS, Nov 10, 1857
sasphsrd, the wife murderer, took breakfast With
named watson, N wsbsssr, this mcrnns Ne Told
ne ssey Of sae murder and said he erpersea 70 BE-
csughs and hanged informAs,os vas Immediately tss.
,hs wsck Of the murderer.
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IRELAND.

Feaiaa Trials. Convictions and Sentences.
DUBLIN, Nov. 10 1867.
fhs FcnisE trials are progressing in this city The
jusy IN the case Of Costello last evening brought in
verdict OF guilty Costello and Hslpin, who was con-
vcte1 several days ago. will PROBABLY their sen.
tsnoss to-day.
DJsLfs Nov. l6-Eveniug.
On ths opening OF the court this morning Messr.
warren and Hspn were sentenced to fifteen years i'm
Prssonnsnl Costello sentenced for twelve years
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VELECRAPMC News
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.


rapstesa's Conference PIan-DiMcuities Of
she ProBOsittOa-spain Alone for s.e Ten.
Wsral Power.
LONDON. Nov l6 1857.
the conference proposed BY the Emperor Napoleon
for the settlement Of the Roman question 10 he
attended with difficulties
a1 Holiness the Pope objects 10 any conference
whatever IL his behalf, the several Powers which
have been invited to participate divided cues
ton Of the necessity for Conference
u 10 asserted that spain the oply uaton sup.
ports tbs temporal poser Of the Pope ia say event
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Murder and Suicide 10 C1eveland-A Phelss
graDher Kills his Mistress and Then Commits
Saicide.
CtIvHASD, Nov. ls, 1867.
Our city was thrown into intense excitement this
morning over horrible murder and suicide. well
kaown photograph artist named Gregory killed pssy
young girl named lsabela Roy. an employs
Of his and then shot himself in the mcutA That wound
not proving fatal hs cut As threat with psnkaifs.
Ths bodies were found tAh nsraisg By Mn Gregory In
the phstsgaph gallery. Ths tngsdy b supposed 70
have occurred q sine O'Clock Iase svsuns Greeosy
aad Ne girl had been disrsputabiy insiaassl
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CANADA.

srspssa Sea Ser the Essabltshacnt sf Gsv.
eraaess savtsGs Bash-Prsvincial Notes
and A8erican Disoouues. :.
ne gsvsmacnt will during the present. session. sub
sat 70 Parliament plan for Inc ssaAbshnes, Of gov
eminent savings bask.
Ths provincial notss IN cirosiaAisa the sLh 6 No
vsnbss amcnnied 70 e3.eis.2l2; specie held In ~
sssvo, oeoo, co..
Dissssss On Amsncaa iavoisss Tor shs ensuing
Sssk. - per ceul
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DENMARK.

rhe United @tates Territorial Purchase-
Millions of Dollars be- Paid
LONDON NOV i6 1867
IL IL now SAID aat the Cnitcd States government IS 10
pay eleven snd half million OF dollars tor DANISH
West India islands. 81. Taonas, St Joha. aaa santa
cruz aubiect % claim or France on tie las, named
or seven miions AMI haif for st Thomas aad 81
Jotng
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KANSAS.

The Eicction-Hcayy Majoritics Against
Female and Negro suffrage.
LsAysswoRrn Kan. Nov. lG, 1867.
Eighty-thres representative distr,css this Stale
elect twenty-five democrats. and the remainder are
republicans and Independents Forty counties give the
following result
For negro suffrage 1891; against 1611A
For female suffrage, 0,670; against II, 49,.
For disfranchising disoyaiists 390 againss 2et
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FRANCE.

TAO caescsric Display ~ Seen In the E.npirr.
PARIS, No.. rs, 1851
me nsssoric shower on the night OF the 18th and
"onfns o. the IAN was very briliian, Nsny ,hou
ads we're visible not only IN tais city, but throughout
france 1ae usual records we're made by ths profess
eors e. We various obssrva.or a
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SPECIAL TtlrssAx 70 The Htaalp.

Match Against Time ON the Riverside C.sr.~.
Bosrcs, Nov. Ie 1856.
rhs bay Gsiding ivsnhoe, driven by George Vs. Floyd
performed Aftssn miles sbs Riverside Course this AZ
,ernocu In 80 minutes and Sc ssoonds III. weight
OF wagon aad driver $50 poundE. and there waA a
wager 81 $500 thar The fcai could not be performed
sdx 81 en- hour
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The Races at Memphis.

Tie first meeting u The Memphis Asseclsrloa closed
TO-DAY The meeting has usrsusily srccss.fu ana
he attendance large.
In The ars, race for ssaks Of esq., hss' ,li-r IN
evs-sh~rs were sbre~ eatrise u was wos h, Nal ~l,n
- three straight heats ume-i:e0. l:e0t4 ard ls9s.
The ssnond rsce- for the Consolation saxs ~ st0
r,i,s bssss-avs entries we're made. and was wnf ~
rnicsnsusa In w. straight heats. Tins 81. a.
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CALIFORNIA.

Departure OF Gonerai Mcdowell for Arizonu.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 10 1867
General Mcdowell and staff leave to-day for Arizona
70 make thorough inspection OF the military posts in
that terri tory.
The North Star mine is producing some rich ore
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MINNESOTA.

YsunG Lady Killed and Another seriously
Iujured.
81. Paw, Nsv. IT, 1851
The explosion Of kerosene lamp q the party given
BY General sblsy On ThursdAy sight resulted In the
death Of Maggie Murphy the servant girl and serious
Injury 70 Miss 0uss,e Sibsy, vhe will lose the Of
one arm. Others were burned. but NOS seriously
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Weston Again Fails 80 Make Ous Hundred
Miles In Twensy.Fesr Hsurs.
C0xnAus, Ohio, Nov. TO- 1857
wssten, the pedestrian sbaadossd hs Third trial Of
the hundred mile feat u twelve minutes past eight
te-night aftsr going ninety miles aaA having hours
and minutes In which 70 make the ten mica
Cause soreness asd swelling Of fssa He remains here
over Sunday.
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The Case ot Foster E,.s.c,,.

SAVANNAH, Nov 10, 1867.
In the United Sales District Coari to-day Judge
Erskine presiding. ex-Governor Brown, counsel for
Hon. Foster Blcdgest oeeted by Nay OF challenge 10
arce majority q Tue Graad jury GU ihe ground o.
their nab:ty 10 taSo ie oath prescribed
Congress Of Juae IL. is62 Tue coarl sustaincd Tie
objection. and directed the Marshal eapanpi ntw
Jury.
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GEORGIA.

The Convention Rieciion-Hfajority I.r tLe
CcnScntios 49,
ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. f6 isG.
rhe cfca! vote ofthe State o! Georgia Is US follows
Number OF registered voters 1855 CAT vote cast l0al0
for Convoatlos, !o2 lS asa.ast, aia,; Dalosss icr
Convention, % 1885, nunsr Of tee voting for Con-
yeriian about RI 900
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VERMONT.

Accident On the Lake Champlala ard Ogdsus-
barg Railroad-Onc Man Killed.
BURLINGTON, W., Nov. 10, 1867
The freight train on the 0sdsnsburg and Lake Cham
plain Railroad on the track near Pcssdam, this
morning, prscpa,ng The engine and i've cars down an
smbankmsns, killing che bsakssmAn, named Cummings
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Resctisa Amssg Csisred Voters.
wnnsoroS, Nov. Ia, 1866.
Asssssrvxnvs ticket has been brouehs on, here, and
ensrs 10 Considerable OF . reaction commsncsd among
ne eoersd sc,srs. Some vii vote the conservative
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CANDIDA.

The War said to be Resumed.
PARIS, Nov 70 1857
Late dispatches from Athens state ,hat s,uce The
failure OF the Tnrco.crean mission aos,'l.,,ss
B>sa rssrmed u Cand,a
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

sIAsSov, A.r. Is. 1851 Tho Anehsr Line steamship
Colombia, Gap lain Carnaghau, which left New York
ssveubsr z s.riTed d Wis port late last evening
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GENERAL ITEMS.

.As woods n:.r k.adsip. Min. No. - week The
bear ran
ono wife IT General George ". Chambers, Of Louis
Vile KY celebrated her husbands seventy fourth
birthday On tho slst uli. By presenting him With :
daughter.
Consscticus man. whose golden wedding is jass
thirty ysas the fs.are oasss liberal discount o. ~
presents which his friends iatead 70 mako hin that
eccasioa handed ID now
rec sssssn In BsGAlo reosnsiy struck ~ higher
vaess asd ne swnsn eonosdsd svsasy-avs osnss -.
Tns edsss operators on OH Creek say that never be-
FORE siacs petroleum WAS discovered has the oil husi-
nsss bssn % steady and profitable u = present.
A. Nss. Asi. ass, 4ss Asa 4ss srssaw.y.
LORD TAILOR
van oss :. retail On Monday. no.s~ssr "a sas~ sarrs
s.ees es foreign saA donssus
DRY Goods
rA
CHEAT REDuorro~
fossasr pr.sss, WIKI
Psss S's;: 60: $50. :::: Goods
RsSs. and E s.1I Imss-sa
Hsp%s a.Y.a
Gloves
csas. csoss,ssa Cloths cassuer-s. se's.ss s~sss.
SEAwLS.
MOURNING GOODS
Lsdssg sna ohIidren's rursiehsss ucoAs.
Lansna pomessics, FisDnels, Cu!ss
Bsabfets Mstsressea
.pholsseging 0ecds Lace cpEsAsns. &c
Noa s6n Isl, 10 ana % 0ranA siress
Nos. ~ ana - CsskArfResssest.
--------------------
A.-sssss, rissv. Ftesr.
SEE KI0Hrn PACK
FuR ANNOUNCEMENT or THK
SEW V0RK FAMILY VLOUR COnPAnx.
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iron ne Fvsnsps Telegram n yessesdsy
Dostox, Hev. II. 1897.
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NEW YORK.

Terrible Lscsassive Better Explsslsn ss Mag
Saussu-Thc Esaiaeee aaA Fireman
kMleA-Thetr Bodies Terribly Nansied.
BncHAnroH. n, r.. New. 10, 1881.
terrible secidsst occurred il this city this morasG
4 freight engine roughaiosa. Of shs syrassss Dng-
Asznaoa end New York Rairoa1 sxpsAsd liz heller u
haIfpaa fsus O'Clock, tearing Ne engine into
fsHgnsssa end instantly killing NE engineer
ssd nrsman, the FORMER named Edward eaton,
ana The lattss VIM Reese beth q 6yncuss. The
bed,ee OF ne men found agains sAo wood pile
The teodss with both their hsaAs ca Mr. Cations
heaA We tern from hs body leaving osly taft a his
ssdo wbisksrs HE as and The upper ed Of biz spinal
coIuua psosrudine from the back Of hts threat Mr.
Rnes ss ssyuek In forehead ~ pses q the boiler
and The TOP OF his skali cut compielsly on Upon
moving The victims from ths engine . hos Iron from
some pertlen Of the IRE box was found the breast
Of Mr. Rose burning bis fesh. large piece Of the
boiler, we,ghng enc hundred and nfty pounds,
vas hurried ahous twenty rods from the place
Of siaFtisg Another piece cus limb. three inches
through from pine tree In the ot ten rods be-
yond Anotser weighing about sixsy pounds was found
fov,v rods distant Tho explosion heard and fslt
ave miles from The Gay.
Death ~ mr.. sRrtwest.
RooHssrxn. Nov. To- 1887.
DE Henry n. Ssgiwsl, sminont ia scisntln~ crcIe.
died a. Penn Van lns, evening