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MASSACHUSETTS.
Fatal Conclusion Of a Hallow Eve Festival
Young Woman Killed.

Fatal ConcIusioa Of a HaIlow Eve Festival
A Young Woman Killed.
WORCESTER Nov. 2, 1858.
In Milford, on Saturday night while party OF
young Irish people were celebrating All Hallow Eve
with games usual on that occasion, two young girls
went into neighboring field to procure q cabbage,
and were fired upon by the owner, Bartholomew
oDonnell, man about sixty years OF age, and MISS
Bridget Murray, OF Boston, killed, the ball pass
ing through her head causing death In one hour.
O'Donnell, when arrested, had on large cavalry
sabre, and large navy revolver, with two barrels
discharged. was found OF his house. He appeared
perfectly unconce rned and Indifferent about the
matter The coroner's inquest held Sunday morn
ing agrees with the above facts.
Important Dccision-Duties Of National Bank
Omccrs.
BOSTON, Nov. O. 1858.
In the suit OF the Merchants National Bank vs.
the State National Bank, originating in the late
Estate street Irregularities" Judge Clifford to-day
read the opinion of the Circuit Court He decided
that the act Of June 1884, under which the national
banks were created, conferred no authority on
cashiers OF banks to certify checks ana that the
power to certify checks for third parties not in
herent In the duties appertaining to cashiers He
also held that the seventeenth bylaw OF the State
Bank, which declared the duties OF the cashier did
not confer any power on such officer to certify
checks OF third parties; and In addition there APP
reared TO be no question that the national banks
renerally could not certify checks The Court in
view OF these things directed the jury 70 give YER
dict for the state Bank. The COUNSEL for the Mer-
chants, bank Immediately filed exceptions, and the
case win go to the United states Supreme Court for
final adjudication
An important seizure OF smua0ied goods was made
in Boston on saturday, consisting Of 200 OF gn
brandy and wine, four sevenquartcr casks OF brandy
and two pipes OF gin.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports. &C., Executed
with nealness quckness and despatch wenytve er Gems
cheaper any other printing estacis1pss Ia tas
IL the METROPOLITAN JOB PAINTING ESTABLISH
slre
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch Combined
the execution OF orders. Metropolitan job frtnns EsD
shrpsn Mas
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Lace Curtains n Specially mt q. l.. d. j. f.
Kelly co.'s, al Broadway.
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The British government declines to recognize the
rights claimed by the Hudson Bay Company in the
territory between Canada and the Pacific coast.
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MORO EARTHQUAKES In England and Wales.
x I0NDoN Nov 1919

several shocks OF earthquake have been distinctly
fet recently In the western counties OF England and
Wales.
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TIE Famous Corucr-9, Nassau Strec,,
corner Fulton The Metropolitan Ioo Printing ssaosH'"1
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Election Returns.
SFF
EXTRA TELEGRAM TONIGHT.
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rs Sewing NIachinc.--1 licensed sy tss go NSms
birston Companles Send ssnp for sawPyrr an 9s
call and SEQ Il In operation a. LEWIS e 'iD1 W
Hraa
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Earthquakes in England and
Wales.
Discussions Among the Demo-
Gratis i'm Spain.
THE RIOTS IN ROTTERDAM.
Severe Fight Between the Troops
and the People.
GREAT BRITAIN.

O1nsslution Of Parliament Formally An
nOunced.
LONDON, Nov. q 1883.
inc Standard to-day states that the formal disso-
luton OF Parliament viii be announced on the 18th
instant.
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Di0cuitlcs Between the Hudson Bay Company
:, and the British Government.
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the like were, however, by all odds the favorites
and considering their Introduction into the drama
may DO said justly 80. The piece Is billed for the
week.
WOODS METROPOLITAN THEATRE urlesque
seems to have taken the amusement loving public Of
New York by storm, Judging from the favor with
which II has been received duriug the past year and
the length OF time good piece well cast and
mounted holds the boards. This establishment, as
Is well known, up to the era or the present manage
ment sunk more money than was ever taken In At
the box Office, but the presentation OF Ixionr with
the galaxy OF handsome favor1tes from lover the
sea' has been stamped as great success, financially
and artistiCally. II IL curious medley Of Ideas,
ENORMOUSLY wrought into plot and interspersed- at
terry, with u plumber OF capital local hits. Lydia
Thompson, "fair one with the golden locks" is,
leaving out OF the question her personal attractions
which many, hrsf rate burlesque artist, anu IS
ABLY supported m nS aaa hnr prove
favorite everywhere, ~ she unquestonaby IS mere
Pauline Markham. AZ Venus, Is excellent both as re.
CARDS her playing and costume ana being ry ro ol
lar. Miss Lisa Weber, In her character oI meIcuy,
Is very pleasing and her artistic ability and natural
charms have already won large snare q appsVpa
however. that ell these Iades meIn some
token OF appreciation rom their audience,
there usiS a,e 70 nO s9sSs coer Of nCs
Young menu OF boring the patience OF nm audience
soreIy by the swinging OF any amount OF bouquets to
their wSsH two or Ssss p5s
ninnes In private box undertake to hestow iifteen
or twenty tributes OF this description IN one evening
in volleys OF three OF four 81 me u IS accepted BY
has made up in money what natpre failed to supply
In brains and average taste. Some OF these fori-
maniacs should be well 'noured' themselves 10 see
how they would Ike IT, capital farce, Did You
Ever send Your wiic to lerseYg' precedes the bur
esque every evening.
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FROM
ALL PARTS OF TEE WORLD.
The English Parliament to be Dissolved
on the 18th Instant.
Earthquakes in England and
Wales.
Discussions Among the Demo-
Gratis i'm Spain.
THE RIOTS IN ROTTERDAM.
Severe Fight Between the Troops
and the People.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Dissolution Of Parliament Formally An
nOunced.
LONDON, Nov. 2 1888.
inc Standard to-day states that the formal disso
luton of Parliament viii be announced on the 18th
Instant.
More Earthquakes in England and Wales.
- LONDON, Nov. 2, 1seS
Several shocks Of earthquake have been distinctly
felt recently in the western counties OF England and
Wales.
Di@cultlcs Between the Hudson Bay Company
\ and the British Government.
LONDON, Nov. 2, 1865
The British government declines to recognize the
rights claimed by the Hudson Bay Company in the
territory between Canada and the Pacific coast.
Prince Alfrcd's Voyage Around the World.
LONDON, Nov. 2, 1868.
Prince Alfred has left Plymouth In her MaJesty's
steamship Galatea on a voyage around the world.
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cheapest in the market, sir" "Are
they clean2" "To be sure. Step, in,
sir" "Then," said the countryman,
with great gravity, 'fyou had better put
one on, for you need it" Wit is said
to excite an agreeable surprise. fear
the surprise here was not agreeable
It was wit nevertheless. And the
fun, in all the examples which 1 have
given, rests on the fact that they lead
the mind down from a tolerably Inn
portant or pertinent subject to an insig-
nificant and totally different one. /
trust that the reader Will pardon the
number OF old anecdotes which, in lieu
of any exhausting mental effort on the
part of the author, 1t has been necessary
to use, both to illustrate one principle
in the art of wit and humor, and to
give the present article a proper and
respectable length.
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ty on the greenbaek question: Wat Is
Greenbax TO this? Wat is payin debt
in one way or another, compared to the
extacy of wallopin niggers, chasin Nor
thern men and hsvin our instooshens
back again? Wat is mere greenback
idea compared to the luxury nv heEin
the entire Northern Democracy in our
hands agin, for us to mould ez We will
and do with ez we like3 Why, I
woodent give the luxury nv heven
Moo Yorker on his knees before me ez
nv old, minut, for all the taxes hev
to pay for century. "Besides," and
he bnrsted out afresh, "if Boregard can
make Semyour pipe Dixie, can't helal-
SO by different fngerin make the same
instrooment play Repoodiashen?
shood say so. We hey EN-, Parson-We
hey EN-. Forgive me forgive me J"
And we embraced and wept, and took
a drink, and Wept agin for joy. Verify
my way is now pleasant and my path
is made strate. In the exuberance nv
his Joy he will keep my basket and my
store-or rather my jug and fask-full
for month.
PETRoLEUM v. Massey, P. NJ.
(Which is Postmaster.)
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On Tuesday evening last adisgraceful
copperhead riot took place in Indianap-
oils. At the close of Democratic
meeting in the Fourth ward, party
of "white boys in blue" assaulted the
grocery of colored man and ..cleaned
out" the house. In the melee, Lieuten-
ant Odentranger, of the maraudtng
party, was shot and fatally wounded,
and others were injured by missiles
thrown. The white boys then pro-
ceeded to the CoIored Baptist Church,
where a festival was in progress, and
stoned the building, broke in the win
dows and drove women and children
from the house. Several shots were
fired, but none took effect. The timely
arrival of the police dispersed the riot
ers. There was no offense given by the
colored people, and the riot was purely
malicious.
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GheGnteIliqet
cana Hope to Die HurrahInE."
H-Dr1r-rru Sl-vur,--

ont on the lips that dare turn pale,
Ont on the hearts that talter!
Come HEe-come death, we sware the VOW
We sWore round Freedoms ALTAR
Hufrah, hunah, We stand as one,
Against oppression warning
For iiving-sIiu we hope TO win
And hope to die hurrahing!
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Where Freedoms banner aIeth,
Wen make the rousing millions, feel,
That Freedom never dleth.
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IVA Government Grant of the right
to issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, to aid in building theroad. TO
the same amount as the U. s. Bonds,
issued for the same purpose and
no more. THE GOVERNMENT PERMITS
the trusteesfor the First Mortgage Bond
holders to deliver the Ponds to the Conn
pany only as the road is completed, and
after 1t has been examined by United
States Commissioners and pronounced to
bein all respects a first.class Railroad.
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U.-Ret Cash EarDInEs on It's Way
Business, that already amount to more
than the interest on the First Mortgage
u Bonds. These earniDgsaIe no indication
of the vast through traffic that must fol-
low the opening of the line to the Pacific,
INT they certainly prove that
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SICK HEADACHE

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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

upon such property. costing nearly three
times their amount, H
Are Secure BEYOND Any Contingency.
The Union Pacific Bonds rEn thirty years,
are for 81 coo each, and have coupons at
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LAWRENCEVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY,

LAWREHCEVILLE,N Nj.
nHE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
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lila Government Grant OF United
States Th!rty-year Bonds, amounting TO
from $4,000 to SIS eco per mile, according
to the difficulties to be surmounted on
the various sections to be built. The
Government takes a second mortgage as
security, and it is expected that not only
the interest, but the principal amount
may be paid in services rendered by the
Company in transporting troops, mails
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VA Capital stock Subscription from
the stockholders, of which Orer Right
Million Dollars have been paid in upon
the work already done, and which will
beipcreaseda as the wants ofthe Company
require. vi
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Circular, Min, MuIay, Gang and
Cross Cut
s A w s
Circular,

Every Saw that leaves our Factory is on
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3. F. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER. TIN
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I would respectfully call the attention OF
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Fruit Cans and Can Tops
JOB WOrkof an kinds viii receive my per
Sp an Wei CS1inz and sand Pumps made 70
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700 MILES
oFTm
UNION PACIFIC R. r.

ia Government Grant of 1850 acres
OF la nd to the mile, taken In alternate
sections on each side of Its road. This Is
an absolute donation, and Will he a
source OF large revenue in the future.