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GROCERIES,.

GOLDFISH. /.
" 1000 lbs extra large White Goldfish, Just
received BY r. j. SMITH,
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The French situation.

The news this morning goes TO confirm
the reports yesterday Of nm armistlcG, and
there is now no reasonable doubt but that
cessation Of hostflitics has been agreed
upon. This is an important event, for it
Is almost certain to result in u termination
Of tho war. Afler cessation Of hOstili'
tics for 25 days tho French will have
received later and fuller information us
respects their situation than they have
lately seemed to possess, and they
will be less inclined hereafter
to renew tho war. Their predicament
is about as hopeless us it could be, and
certainly the government leaders, includ-
ing General TRoCIIu, will not be so
foolish rs to persist in destroying Paris
and wiping out the little that is lett of
French military reputation.
Hard us is their fate, the French people
have no alternative but to accept the re.
suit brought upon them, for it they Igo
farther they will undoubtedly fare worse.
The news this morning shows that they
are thoroughly demorOlizcd among them
selves, and incapable Of offering anything
worthy to be called resistance to the Prus.
sians. The mob spirit runs riot, and even
the government. officers do not escape
gross insult and dangerous annoyance at
It's hands. The sooner therefore That such
ghastly farce is put an end to the better
for thNse who are engaged in il.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsnrNoroN, NOvembcr 4.

4.l. WASHINGTON, November A.
Paymaster James s. Giard, Of tho
NAVY, was arrested in New York ycstcr'
dav, and is now confined 0t the Navy
YIrl in this city. He Is charged with
the cmbeZzIcmcnt CT about $4,000 oI
Government funds. The case OF PAYmNs'
ter Lockwood, now in confinement ON a
similar charge, will probably DO brought
10 trial this week. His friends arc moving
for his release on n writ Of hGbeas corpus
on the ground that hC was illegally ar
rested.
Mr.. Young, Cheit Of the Bureau Of Sta
tistiCs, has been designated BY the Secrc'
tary Of tho Treasury to attend the Con
ventiOn Of tho Governors Of tho different
States on the subject Oi immigration.
The following named unassigned OIL
GERS have been relieved from duty rs Su'
perIntendenls Of Indian Affairs: Col. D,
Floyd Jones, Idaho Territory; Nrai. Henry
Douglass, Nevada, MAj. VIM. Clinton
New Mexico, Capt. j. E. Tourtcllatte
Washington Territory.
Boutwell, to give way and DelanO to
Succeed. tGH8E.
NRw YoRK, November 4.
The EseniRO Post has a report that
Boutwell, will soon leave the Treasury
and be succeeded by Mr., Delano.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, November A.
Thu Democrats and Republicans hay.
ing both advertised n grand procession
for Saturday night the City Council, fear.
ing such course might lead to disorder,
tumult and bloodshed, passed the follow:
ing ordinance: Section l. That from and
alIor tho passage OF this ordinance any
and all clubs, organizations or bodies Of
men Of any political character are forbid.
sion through tho public streets Of this city.
SeG I'd ipstructs the police to enforce the
ordinance. Dty Ls-14-
Governor Yarmouth md Gen. George
A. Sheridan, who have been stumptng
tic Slate, returned to.daya..saaR !, .a
AFR PritChard, Acting President OF the
jackson Railroad, was shot to-day BY
Conductor Ellsworth in an alteration.
Tho wound is not considered dangerous.
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Tue FRENCH ARMY.
The Incapacity of their Generals
Inferior Equipments. of the Troops
Cruelty of the B0varian Soldiers.


Cruelty of the B0varian Soldiers.
New York, November >.
The Times Of tomorrow will contain
the report of an interview with DIR. Sims,
late surgeon in.chicr Of the Anglo.Ameri-
can ambulance corps, which has done
such good service in France Dr.. Sims
witnessed the burning Of BnZeillcs, the
battle Of Sedan and surrender Of the En-
pcr0r, and also accompanied McNINhOn
after the latter was wounded lie deS-
cribcs the equipment Of the French troops
rs wrclchcd. He saw whole parks Of Nr-
tiIIcry brought from the field Of Sedan
willie the battle was raging, because there
was no ammunition The conduct Of the
French army in all the earlier battles he
Describes as heroic, but states that they soon
began to lose all confidence in their Gen
erals, and that this, combined with the
want or food, spread decentralization
among them. France, he considers,
has no Generals capable OF commanding
over 10000 men. lie states that from
the very outset the COmmissariat was mis-
crably Inadequate. At Sedan he saw the
French troops skinning horses and eating
the raw flesh. The equipment OF the
Prussian army and all its appurtenanccs,
he describes as perfect, and speaks in high
terms Of the ability Of the Prussian Off:
GERS. Hc says the French loss in killed
and wounded at Sedan was $4,000. In
that battle the Bavarian contingent alone,
which went into the bnttlC with G0,000
men, loss onc-lourth in killed md wound.
cd. He is convinced that Prussian ac-
counts conceal the actual loss Of the Ger
MANS DR.. Sims confirms tho horrible
crucllies of tho B0varians in burning
Bazeillcs 10 the ground, destroying men,
women and children, and shooting those
who attempted 10 escape. He also states
that the rumors, both tor q year before,
during md since the wal, about the
ill.hcaith Of tho Emperor and the
sickly nature of the Prince Impcrl are
utterly false.
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they had in their power They were
warned however, not to commit such q
crime. At this time General Trochu 0p-
peared on horseback at the head Of his
staff, amidst the most enthusiastic aCCln-
nations. The rioters at once gave up the
members OF the Government, and receiv-
ed the plaudtts Of the people. All disor'
der hereafter, will be instantly rcprcsscd.
Those which have occurred, however,
merely prove how determined the Paris
ians arc for defence.
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wendell Phillips.


-|---" 10" BUSTON1 NUV' D.
Wendell Phillips delivered his second
lecture on State politics this evening. Hc
claims that brains would in the future
rule Massachusetts. The new ideas
were to come from tho Republican pnrty,
which had done its work. Having raised
n racc from degradation, It had nothing to
do but die, was dead and must be buried.
1t must rot before it would produce any
thing DIr. Phillips then defended MIR.
Cummings from the charges made against
him by Frank Bird, and spoke, at length
insupportof the principles Of tho Labor
Reform party.
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Attempt at Assassination.

The following dispatch from NJ. Gent to
Gambctta reports m attempt to nssaSsi-
nate him at Marseillcs. was received
here splcndilly by the National Guards
and people at the Prefecture. Afterwards
armed men came and demanded that l
should act with Esquiros or resign, and on
my refusing to do either pistol was
discharged ut INC. am wounded in
the abdomen, not seriously, l shall be
about in few days but shall not be able
TO perform my official duties until l
recover, 'Efr
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uE CHICAGO, Noyembet4.
F1oun-Dull and shade lower; extra spring
"GRGIN-Wheat advanced QX0Sc; No. 2 spring
Chicago 96H l97c; this afternoon tho market was
Irregular and lower at SSko Corn advanced; No.
at SIC, OaIs advanced to 88Xc. Rye steady; No.
3 61c Barley opened drm hut closed dull 1t &c.
lIOGs-Dull at IS 50l189O,
CArTLR-Dull and unchanged at 81 B088 90,
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New York Dry Goods Market.
I" " 1y., xy.,,., Nyo,,.s,l,o,. 4

N INV IUHh1 NUVtUlUtI u
The dry goods market remains quiet and some
what depressed for many styles Of cotton fabrics
which are now selling at low figures. Peppcrell
~ brown sheetlngs were reduced 70 &c by Job:
bers; do 81 to SOC; do 1914 to sc; PcpPcrcll y to
1OKc; Nashua r to l8c; Laterancc "a to 11jiSc
Great Falls 100; Dwight x 10 &c; do 7 to 1Qc; do
to 12c; Social L, bleached, to 11I{c; Peppcredl 81
to soc; do - 10 S5c: do l04 to 4Oc; Great Falls
to 1OHc; do N to 1l1c; do A to 114c: Fruit OF the
Loom l6c; do Sl.iDch to 13Kc; Pacific Mills Per:
Gales to 29Kc; Do Armures, plain and glace, to
very low; do Roubeax Cloth to 21,fc; do sergcs,
printed and plain, TO 90c, and AnnOlInes to &c.
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Cincinnati Market.
ONcINNATI. NoyelnbeF I

! u ! |II"|T UINOIhNATIt NUVemUtFFs
CorroN-Middling 15XO16Hc.
FLoUR-Duil and unchanged.
GRAIN-WhGAt dull and unchanged. Corn
rye and oats quiet and unchanged
GRoCERtEs-ULchanHe
OILs-MarkCt steady. an
EGGs-scarcc and arm at 29S30c.
BUTTER-Firm:
CHEEsE-steady and unchanged
SERDs-Unchangod
PROVISIONS There arc no old provisions here
Lard 10 held at t184c for steam and kettle render
cd. Green meats arc nominal at 6X9ilHc.
H00s-Shalc lower at BXGb8XC. Tho gross re-
ccIpts were $500 head
WHIsKY-Steady at 8S1s6c.
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New YORK Prodnce 1Iarket.
NEW YoRK, November I

||- nv Wv NBW IVHKt NuVeIHUeF T.
COrroN-Dcmand active and, advanced Ike
sales 5000 bales uplandS at IKE. r.:
FLoGR-Firm, quiet and unchanged; new spring
81 2701 80; winter rcd amber 81 3801 50, Rye IN
light demand but holders are firm. Oats In fall
56@5sc. Corn dull and unchanged S50S7c.
0ILs-PCtroleum In good demand at fnll price
lHPRovIsIoNs- Pork quiet and unchanged. Bee
steady. Bulk meats and bacon dull and nominal
Lard steady, 1000 tierces good, December, sold
at 13Hc.
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GERMANY.
CAPTURE Of Deion Confirmed.

BERLIN, November 4.
The capture Of Dejon is confirmed by
official dispatches from General Wcrder'
A large part Of the town was burned by
the 6ombardment Tho first PruEIan
grenadicrs had 200 men placed horse du:
combat in the engagement, and the second
grenadlcrs 500. The French losses are
unknown. but believed 10 be heavy.
Visitors to NapoIcon---A kissing
Scene between him and Canrobert.
On Wednesday there were twcnty'onc
Generals and cighty;scvCn superior DILL
GERS with the Emperor at Willhelmshohe:
Prince Ncurab and few others remained
there and the rest proceeded 10 Berlin
The meeting ot tho Emperor and Can;
robert was very cordial. They embraced
and kissed each other several times. z
What the Prussinns that are not
Around Paris are Doing.
s." LONDON, November 4.
Two Prussian Army Corps recently
operating around Metz have commenced
tie siege Of Thionville. The lombard
IlCub lS SuItl5 vi NlSO4OHS!I' @4S
exists at Metz. General Kiemner's forces
of thirty thousand l0ndwehr are still ut
Saarbruck. .ty.rsu
A dispatch from Br0uzonvillc, 8d inst,
says that the Prusslan flying columns arc
active against the Franc-ticrcurs. Sever
nj skirnishcs Ind occurred in which tho
French lost twcSty men and the Prussians
lost one noncoulmissioned officer, Gen.
SclchGw Is III command Of the force now
investing Mckieres4 !FiS1ss 3
Denies Having InterGerrcd for the
Pope. ....a
S. VIENNE, November 4.
The statement that Austria had inter
red in lnvOr Ol the Pope has been officially
denied.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Oil Charters.

E New YoHK, Nov. A.
The oil charters, yesterday, were q
French bark from Philadelphia to a direct
port in the United Kingdom with 9,1OC
bbls. ofpctrolcum.
Non-ArriyaI of the Steamer Idaho.
The fnCt of the non.arrivAl of the steam.
cr Idaho, now eighteen days out from
Liverpool for this port, suggests tho most
dreadful fetts Of G'disastcF to that vessel
Among her passengers arc 50 French
Canadians, II portion Of the lately dls6and'
cd Papal army, and nrC representatives, q
majority OF tlleln, OF the best families ol
CODnIO
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} iENG:LAND.j
The Rothschills get the First News
of the ArmistiCe.

The R0tlSC1LIuS get lue Ehh "C"o
of the ArmistfCe.
LONDON, Nov. 4.
The conclusions OF the, armistlcc was
first received by the Rothschilds.' Great
ioy is manifested and hopes are entertain
ed TINT ultimate peace will be the result.
The conditions of the armistice are the
same rs were proposed by Granville. The
Constituent Assembly is to meet on the
18th. The exchange of signatures ratity'
ing the armisticc was to take place yestCr.
day. .gsfNsTu
Capture Of the French Government.
Tours, Nov. 4.
The Standards Paris correspondence
says some authority says that thcpopulacG
ut Tours Yesterday captured the Govern.
mcnt and proclaimed u committee ol
safety, but the officers were soon rescued
and restored TO their authority by the
National Guarde. Gen. Bourbaki resign
ed, was not removed. 6i!.H l.Hi'.5
Alleged Prussian Moral Blunder.
LONDON, November 4.
A slrategical writer in the Times To-day
shows TINT 10y. grasping AlsaCe and lOr:
rainc PRUSSIA perpctuated international
hatred pregnant with tuturc.war. lie
therefore implOrcs her for the sake oE the
worlds peace to dcSist.
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SWITZERLAND
Too Nenr the Border.

BEIsNE, Nov. 4.
The Nationals and Mobiles were routed
by the PruSsians Tuesday near, Tllapn.
III consequence Of the firing heard so near
the border, the Swiss troops 0rc con-
cnnkrniinm On the frontier.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. November L.
FLouR-QuIct but weak.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
new yellow 78090C. Oats 446947c.
Provisions. pork $47. Lard and bacon
quiet and unchanged.
WIIIsKY-Firm at 00c,
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WoRsnp.-Dr. McCosh, alter hearing
n fancy opening pieccin the Boston quar-
tettc choir, said And now VIC will COM
mcnce the worship Of God by singing the
eth hymn"
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Game Of Billiards.

m M HANTFUFDI NOV. q
A match game Of billiards was played
last night by Dion and B. F. DennisOn,
champion Of Massachusetts, Of Que thous.
and points. Dion gave Dennison $50
points and won making 1000 TO Denni-
sons 81 including gift. Dissatisfaction
being expressed by Dennison's friends the
game was repeated on the same conditions
and Dion won eight innings making an
average of 1876, p
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Business to be Discussed
on the 10th.
ITALY.

Elections for the New Parliament.
FLORENCE, Nov. t.
The elections for tho members of the
new Parliament will commence on the
9th Of December. @r a7e
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New Candidate for the Internal
Revenue Office.

~ ,u!t {. +t il.. GCHICAGO, NOV. 4. 7
Prominent politicians arc urging the eap.
pointmcnt Of Gen. George V. Rutherford
as Commissioner of the Internal Revenue,
and II is believed here in political circles
with strong prospects Of success. Gen.
Rutherford was Chief Inspector in the
Quarternastcr's Department during tho
war at the cupttol, and stood we'll l-
Excitement over tho WentwOrth-Far-
well Contest. X
There is great excitement here over.the
Congressional contest in this district
Charles B. Farwell, q leading merchant,
is the regular Republican candidate, and
John Wentworth the independent. As
the latter Is supported by the Democracy
1t is thought he will be elected.
Reason Why that Game Didn't Come
or ut Cincinnati.
H.. New YoRK, November 4.
The Mutual Base Ball Club, who or
lived to-day, say they did not play the
Red Stockings at Cincinnati because Nr:
Foley declined their offer.
Steamer Ordered TO Norfolk for Elec.
t tion Day.
A Washington special says Secretary
Robson has ordered the q. S. steamer
Nipsic TO proceed 10 Norfolk TO protect
the rightfIl voters ut the election next
Tuesday. Also that Robson will recon-
mend in his annual report an increase in
the number Of enlisted men in the Navy.
Emigrants for Liberia. 41a
FORTRESS MONROE, November 4.
The Golconda, from Baltimore, has or.
rived. She will receive about three Lund-
red additional emigrants from Norfolk
and then sail for Liberia.
Disaster on Lake Ontario.
PoRT ELeN, ONT, November 4.
The bark ]. A. Hallow, ladcncd with
lumber, was towcd into Kincardine by
the steamer Seymour this morning, The
crew were all lost except one man who
was found lashed to the pump. He was
dead; his eyes were picked out.
Mourning for the Lost at Sea.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, November4.
Galveston to-day is drapcd in mourning
in respect 10 the citizens who were lost
with the steamship Varuna. Business is
suspended, flags arc Mt half:mast, and the
bells throughout tho city are tolling.
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TELEGRAPH
9EI 3 IC NEWS.
Took Poison.
ST. Ionrs. Nor. 4.

ST. LOUIS, N0V.4
Wm. p. Hickey, druggist at Marine
hospital this city, feeling unwell Wedhcs-
day evening, mixed o dose Of medicine,
and for potassium fh1 substituted by mis-.
takel tartar Gmiticrand took 1t, from the
effects Of which he died. =
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Alleged Prussian Moral Blunder.
I,nNnnN. NoYemhcr 4,
SPAIN.
Consultation Between Geu. Prim
-.r, and the COFtes.

Consultation Between Geu. Prim
-'ut and the COrtes.
MADRID, Nov. =.
Gen. Prim, yesterday, had a long CON
ference with members Of the COrtcs on
the subject Of tho candidaturc Ot the
Duke Of Aosta. After an interchange Of
views, he said he houldlprcsent the nnmc
Of Duke Montpcnsier TO the considern-
tiOn Of the Cortcs. Gen. Gloutcr0zas sug-
Cested Esparto, and supported the sug.
gestiOn in q long speech. lie said
lie could not understand why a for
eign candidate was proposed when there
!wns plentyiof good nlntcrldl in our own
country. Scnor AgnctC affirmed boldly
that hc would not sustain foreign candi-
date. Divers opinions were expressed by
other members present. but no decision
was reached. al
The King Business to be Discussed
on the 10th.
LONDON, November A.
Late Madrid dispatches state that the
discussion on the question Of tho future
monarch has been fixed for the 10Th inst.
Senior Costella's resolution censuring the
Government for It's course on the AostA
candidature, has been rejected. The Gov
ernmeut was sustained by u heavy vote
in withholding from the public the Aost3
Correspondence.
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DOking for French Cruisers.
FoRrnEss MoNRoE, Nov.

The U. S. steamer Wiana has been
cruising Off the capes for the past day or
two oloOking out for French cruisers which
IL ia rumorel is there TO pick up passing
German vessels 'Ir Hp
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RICHMOND, VA.
Meeting Of Ex. Confederate in Honor
of General Lee.

HGUlluS VI GAeNuuAGuClNNCB4 4u 4AVuuA
of General Lee.
RICHMOND, Va, November 4.
A meeting Of cx.conlederatc soldiers
was held here last night with reference 10
the Leo monument Among those pres
cnt were Gen. Early, Of Va, Gen. Gordon,
Of Ga, Col. Marshall, Chiet Of staff Of
Gen. Lee, Col. VIM. Preston johnson, of
KY, Gen. IIoring, and a number Of other
cx.cOnfoderate officers. jefferson Davis
presided, and related many interesting
"reminiscences Of Gen. Lee, most Of them
going to show that no matter what the
popular CIamor was against him he never
uttered a word in contradiction Of 1t.
Mr.. Davis was loudly chcered when he
took the chair. Gen. Gordon, ex.Gover-
nor Of Miss, and others, also made inter.
cSting addresses. w-
Nomination for Mayor.
Col. John W. jenkins was nominated
last night by the Republicans for mayor.
He made a bricf speech advocating the re-
moval Of tho disabilities from oil the clti.
zens OF the State. lsl! g4
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Man Shot by a Woman.
SAN FIlANCfsCo, Nov. 3.

SAN FItANCIsCUI NUV.5' '
A.P. Crittendcn, q prominent lawyer Of
San Francisco, and reporter Of the 6u.
preme Court OF California, was shot to-
night on the Oakland ferry boat by Mrs
Laurh Fair, the ball passing through the
lungs There is but little hopes Of his re-
covery. ..ril =
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and stock Market
NEW YoRK. Novembcr4.

MONRY-Market easy at 500 per cent.
STERLNO-Firm at 1O9H 0l09k.
GOLD-Firmer under covering Of short con
tracts: opened at 11OH s.anGclOsOd at 10Y 4l10H
Borrowing rates Hat Clearanees $61, 100000.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA & ,...95 y
UNIVERSITY! f!
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., PREslpHEr,
with full corps of Professors.


with full corps Of Professor.
~ -. ,.....,.
1at EGGGa9y ioI P95posetS 5 e! ,,II,,
extsnsIVe rans,S Of natronSTS In and SnnpoFt.
II T0sEcSscS fhe flIeSt pr0iinIE and bulldlnrs In
tho Stafn rr''H = .
Glasses are formed in all the regular Depart
mGnts Or Collegiate aud Scientific study.
SPecIai S % %5aSanagSs ioE taoESSngn SS9aIS,Oa @ a,Si
and NtHnr SrSncSns T H. NY 1nSNsOs " HiST.
tuFo, -''N ''' ''>'''' 80
Chemistry taught according TO tho new aud
only corrct! system. a''
1GaS1n9rlS, RI GISSs Tas, SVety Sprlng !erm4
T,TIOM S.C, HiS a. SCf H.
FALL TfISM begins Septem5cr ten T Tth Winter,
December 9Th. Spring, March aist 'If.g g'FiTl
Commencement June 18th. 5l, i. 4lt,I
81 Send for Catalogue. -
t #F II. .iu 1 ,GkO. u SIUh9lsSt
Secretary Board o. RcgcnA,
M0HGANTOWN, W. VA, July ~, 1SlO. q"
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nessCcs, old, OK; do now, 44Jf: Yirginias, new,
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STocKS-Better, closing strong. Rock Island,
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land, Columbus & Cincinnati, 60k; Burlington
and Quincy, TO; Lake Shore, 03I(; Indiana Cen
tral, IBH; Illinois Central, 18iX.
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r VIENNE, November 4.
The statement that Austria had inter
red in lnvOr OI tho Pope Inns been officially
denied,