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sss-' 's''- - :, -. - - - :, =,
K. 4, ,,5 ga =, .'zn e NEW, YoRk, November w /.
a special corresp dent ot the IfFoRne
WIN 'aailDalall ~ siJecreuEot, says mat mat
t.RIt ,,on nMaS wSS SS,sI,a5,S, S Ss osi0IS
rom T In 2,rS,zot 1 % oiEsrinS tn Mace tScm. HEM
selves I,'e ~, md their WHOLE estiblisbment at
his s'Sr order ri n msnrfnctnTe HGftrIiiltnse can.
non and chassepots, or put on the rcd
shirt and fight. ALI unmarried men from
10 TO 40 yCars Of ago had previously been
enrolled; and oftho remainder, all married
men under 40, years ohageMill now start
for, the field, TIE epriests haye all been
turned 9nt out OF INC seminary ~ A@!on Dy
S'nmo GSmS",tS @ i ,rH roNorsoJ os pT 1;Sn,oSScG
u, ,'" III, ny Nj IIns I'm, coHTt nr6,"nIscJ tSc
".i"r i Gsn"rni W;cI,aSI nos ,I,son SINNER.
coSSd .n5 CIrS;1ot S,,5o;ntCJ o 'SS lie st,c
coSsSS, [ III NJ - 'I,Si 'sS'L ''''''' {, - - -
''TS 'TSc ssi,o o.corresnordcrt writing on ,he
y ~. III ~
I4, ES IRON . Ans 3 ;yS 'ae e FrSNS rC'rs
composing the iIll brigade. One battery
nnd; some 'Snencer rifles iIaveNrtiyed, Bo.
WIIPs 6,iarteFS Hre AT Genoa! 7, He had a
iNJfif INTERVIEW to-day WITH GRfibaldi to
perfect the plans li0r operations The
tround Wiis covered with snow. b.
7oTIi o,,to, ~. ,Lo Co;,o .rd I.o;ro.
ETI fgS'r W S,;6S;;, N 4, ,,.I,,,,III,yIn
A J,on.,c, r.o,T ItS WOps"iiI"o ICSI I,Ui "vSrSn,
sfsicS tSSt svcrv,EiSS q I'iiI an iIS
Seine and before Paris, 80 ~
pSussIoS 0nera,t0ns ,;n.iIHS, /, North. .
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New Yors Dry. cood1 Market.

Thu weather Ia almost TOO RnG for active tEade,
which, 6If,the whole, ia qnict, Jet prices SNOW
more Stehhlh6ss being AlrCady very low !of Vart'
Gus mAkOa Of cotton fAbries. Hope p1ntA aIS
SSliIbI down tO6Kop0F yard; Carriers At 9Xc, and
niSrf ISSdink tnRk6s GI i0lc; lhcae dgures arr
SiHSoat N loW u ante!Waf pieeS, yot buyers take
H0d of thom with much caution. Glasgow Eihg
.hSmN HFO stsady ct lle; Lancaster and Am2 eHeag
6E IBc, aud Hartford q ~ Ec while AL LnAEea o.
printed dolAlnOa arc selling q INC And bos' AuAn'
SGrd brown RhOOIingS at lak0lSN
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sMExIcp.2

CRY or MExroo, VIA HAvSNAl Nov 10.
The health Of, ,IuNrezlis Improving.
Congress Is cngagpIl in the dlScuSslon
ofths Free Lonn Bill. Minister B6WeTs,
in representing tho PRESIDENT ii, an rex.
tended argument, favored its RbOlltiOns
Juarez had returned tic Tellansel
Canal Bill, suggesting aIl alnendpentref'
iectually tOseclrO the construction oGthe
canal. ...-. ,,-,s J.. I'D t's 7'''t-
Addition troops have bccn sont to the
State or Guerrero. b0sWn
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Tho Rendiug Of the CriHsan Treaty
Fnani N NnnlnnaN GaEstL1.

Tho Rending Of the Crimean Treaty.
From 0s HneiHnaH CassiIs.
Russia concluded the Crimcan war with
England, France, Turkey md Sardinia
by q treaty excluding all ships Of war
from tue Black Sea and providing that
,the iortiAGStious of 9ehlstopet sllpuf not
Sbo feStofed. 1lOf cOufsS Russia Would en-
brace the first opportunity TO throw Oft .
treaty which limited her independence.
That opportunity has been created by The
downfall Of France, tho chief military
power OF the alliance, and Russia hns now
given notice of her intention to embrace
Il by announcing her abrOEauo1 81 these
features Of the treaty. England, which
has bsen rejoicing at tho downfall Of her
recent ally, now finds that thls'has set
loose power which, both In India md
in the Mediterranean, as her route 10
India, has moro elements to excite her
Iealousy and her apprehensious for the
ititure than have Rll the other powers put
together. oE a.z f.ls F.,r-i
Bhe regards this as evidence or a good
understanding between Russia and Prlls-
sia, and 40 II appears TO the world u'The
eSt rom t6e begi1ni6g Of Tho war But
sthe English have Just realized tils fact;
gSnd now, with this notice Of Russian as.
sRreSSion, the English sYjnrathits have
changed from PruAsian u French II
EDglaud ever means TO fight again "a
maintain treaties on the continent Of Eu.
rope, ar to protect weaker States from
Aggression, this Is her time; but. Il Is moi
likely that ShG will do II. Her people
wer6 not greatly elatcd by the result oi
her Intervention In fav0r Of Turkey DO,
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Fina1Tt6f and tbi6merEiai..
! WvIhseIl6Ir; e ,,WihioIie ieIaiaI .Martet.

~ fiL AZ Jgif al lteGI isJIgsltst NJ
( Wheeling Wholesale tIe gIEe MarEes. Ne Es.5iJ
= tha .,sEs1si - ~ go
"a 10 'li9sslqh q a1tT y NSV 4S iss6
t9A LlDuuGE sS i5oaS i1psr bbl. ''ipj
I, Choices iroll Sella readily at .SOaSSc;
sslso 81 C3lades Al a,e: common yery dull. ,,.,
RnooEl9Faney. q ID, s4 80 and S4 Is: plaIn
4 n ENF' 'as' q. ''g1l a'''iiss'5sd,fi
fS cp7a lsess Il t5pefbbi tot prime sSeS.!l p
CHrEsu-steady At iSEGolGs fdri0uShonH0
CARBON on-snleso1t assase, and no eharEt
1ceI 4, ,ot,nS Rio Al IpasleS ehQies
Is ssDey Il ,FNe1e. !,
FooI,,Gs Continue rather scarce dfteSh nay IL
b s6,S 4 !Iodh NJ leiJsil PEE sEii5.
ftFaSR1LkES HeislasV sSsETkRR Ilishl 81 Is;
lake shsd as:t Nd. : medium AIAclI6tol % 50;
No, 9medIum 81 80, ,No,,l, largo $I9 90 pcr half
bbl. ,,..,., -" . IT, !,
FLouR-Quiot. VIC quote fancy At 81 nos %;
ls4olSo WSite Wheat d@iiy, % fsSi q; nd
wheat eEShtlS, SS Ttes %. sRyS 'Ploari ~ q
/ 9eaAEs Es.al lUpeA.gspai we Qqapnss %
quote strictly choice white A 81 1921 p E9.
rod ct 81 od9t65. 0g91lop4se. Cotnl7t9oc
forold; SOC forpey. Rgs-IQS S7se, Bartsv-Dull
at so0sSc. N 1 " A'ny' IN
Y GnAhsLFintqmlitI extc, ~ .; ioEiS' . y,
second quality szla q. 90 l0rla, y % . box OF
% tept net prizes, ,r ,gl,pG fls.s. e.
'orNsENo-soc per lb. -s. I'D.
Hoe64HAvs beSn arriving freely; sales at eH
07C7 76SeOrdlhg to quality and condition, with
tendhney 70 lower prices. o. ~ 1tEu
rBalod AtSlS9la 'dir f,Js.s ~.
LARD, oI7We quote ylptrr strained at B y;
tli SttaIped at Sr20.
Z HoSEF-saicS d 4S0SOs. % ''.' ;
o NAns-1Od to 0od, - 90: Cd 10 Cd, 'S4SS; Sd
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Female Suffrage Association At Co.
1umbuS. ~

The Female Suffrage Association elect.
ed the following officers to-day for tho on.
suing year: President, Mrs Or. II. II.
Tracy Cutler, ol Cleveland; Vice Prcsi.
dent, Mrs. NJ. NJ Cole, Of Sidney; Record.
ing Secretary, Mrs. Mary Graham, oI
Cincinnati; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
Z, D. Stewart, Of Springfield; Treasurer,
Mr. H. Grail, Of Cincinnati. Tho attend
anCG has been small, only twCnty.fOur
delegates being Present n iii. 10 3NN
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l,Tbs soath, Carolina Election.
80 iIN NEW YORK, Nov. 10.

Advices from fl Y official sources Corrobo-
rate the charges ot9ftdud5 5inlthe Second
South Carolina District, whereby Bowen
was iraudently counted out Atone pre-
cinct, where Bowen received 3SSry1tes,
the contents ottwo boxes were mixed to.
gether, and the count given him was only
r175 votes. All these voters made aftldRs
Wits oftliC fdcLsand the United States Dist
Attorney Is now engaged inprosecuting the
commissioners and election managers for a
conspiracy TO perpetrate these ftadds A
fair Count, it's alleged, Would give Bower
nearly, s, ,000maj. I4ls probable that.the
board Of canvagscrstiH view oftllese facts,
willnwara him certificate .sa, IL .,lI ~ -.
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IFpE co9-fFRFZflFF9 IA nbsFFFPFgs@
What, the President says About it.-
No Real Difference E3isting..AIl
the Work Of Mischief Makers.

Cor. Ctn. CONtnleTetat.
a. -'. r WASHINGTON, November 15.
The President. stated to- Senatnr Viii.
son TO day thAtytherc was nOeImisunder-
standing between himself and Secretary
Cox, md there never had been; that he
entertains for him none but the klndest
feelings, and that oil the differences be-
tween them had been originated aud fab.
ricatcd by misunderstanding politicians and
newspaper He also states that so far as
any conflict having !arisen between him
SELF and General Cox Ohthe subject ofre.
forms in the civil service, there had never
been so much as n shadow Of fact Tor
their foundation; that they had ncverdis-
cussed q subject together, as relating 10
the Interior Department, but that It was
generally ppdersto ootliin the beginning Of
the administration that ell the reforms
were tOIbe made that were possible and
that each Secretary had takenihisl own
course in his own department, and that he
had never interiercd with any Of them.
The President further said that the Indinn
policy was hisown, und that no deviation
from II had been made or none wOlhd.bG
made,apd that SeGrBtarygCOx neygfSpb.
5eCtCd5t6 thGspplicy, butApproved u; tnd
further, that Cox, In LIS annual report
speaks Of tho Indian policy rs the Prcsi.
dents, and tcsLiflcs totlC Cndmirable work.
ing thereof. H,i5 -. 1901
Secretary Boutwell, expressed, the
opinion to-day 1liat there had beEi.no
more reforms in the Interior Department
than there hAd BENIN th6 Treasury, and
TINT no greater severity had been cxer.
Giscd in the examination Of applicants for
office in the former than In the latter.
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THRFRlFlE sFp U 4RE lll5.eElAql!sEENT. l.2l!l q!E
The be-. ERSs IgE9asEs BISnni9g Gs. The u
asIEEti;s EaDa a0ta9qU2 (
NEW ,YoRK. Noy,

Gps9 tota. AR4 hitdlt y " Y SAFA~ w
,,,ooq-,u NEW, iYoRY, NqS 10.
An important political gathering will
be held in this city on Thursday, proba-
Among the filty or sixty gentlemen who
are expected Y beT present aaEe Rx,Gom-
missiPpeE David 4, ells fSapllT Blair,
Horace White J0bng Quincy Adams,
Henry Brooks, B. Gratz Brown, General
John A. Logan, David Dudley Field,
William @. Bryant, Mant0n Marble and Q
number Of pthss, s,equally notetlH 6Tk9 Z
The object Of this meeting is to form an
Gllialee;ifJ pQssibleg betweeuthaIevenue
reform Republicans and tho Democratic
party. O lt d how settled that the Demo-
orats, with the Reformers, so.called, will
have majority Of twenty.iiveor thirty
in the ne3t Home Of Representa- Tive, md
the'pt6pc iti6b,-as q present q iclBsed, is
to make General Logan candidate Tor
Speakerwith the pnheptandhg that he
will, II elected, give the committees, es.
peCiaIlF the .06mHlittc6 lbf Why's and
Mean, n free trade, compleYi " this
cdn nAilatioI SD eceels, SehepHli, ,wil lail IN
the cb1test tpr his SCAT
Il Is further said that Logan has Presi-
denIoal aspirations. andwOuldnot object TO
be the Free TTade candidate. The name Of
B; aratz Be6Sg alsDl mentioned ID >the
same connection General Cox has also
been calvasssd a DIP feStdeatiAl aspirant.
This Is not a Democratic movement, for
4he6rfa fangenent Is for the Revenue Reform
Rtpublisans to;supplyr yrtie candidates and
the Democrats the votes The local DEM
ocratic leaders take no stock in the COM
bination, as they propose to stand by John
IT, Hoffman lRnti p Sleal'p ticket.
This party the Word Is ryingg TO check
mate. by insisting that the Democrats
throughout the country iShdll follow the
Lead Qf ths. party lD New YoEksI9 lfsq I
The Reciprocity Treaty.
The CommissiohnSsr 81 Agriculture, in
his annual report, viii obpts tthS rehegal
OF thesIeeeipr6Ciy Treaty with Canada.
He saSsthg iArmlhg interest Il 8A9Itera-
bly, yoppo posed1 the proposition ,ioR tie Ft,
newar ofthet Reciprocity Treaty with the
Dominion ok Canada d measure frapght
! with dangerous coImTetition, md with
fcaocomptnsAtIng advantages; a measure
by Which surplus crops, grown with
cheaper labor bearing no. part Of the bur-
den 0fouF National taxation, would find
b convenient market IN otir sclbodrd
cities, while our own surplus, produced at
q greater distance fromffouri principal
markets is'subject to expensive trgnspOr-
tatiOh and heavy taxation. He considers
thete IS no good reason why the duties
levied upon imports should nOtbe opera
tiveIallke, without favor or inyidi6ds de-
stinCtion,, upon all foreign rRpgers ,,apd
nntiouAlities III E+oI'- - S'a''AA IN
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sun Later about the English n MlSSion
M. ...ALOtIeT, has. been Recalled.
WASHINGTON, November u

(, .-I5-s'4 H. Nv. Nv WAsirSeToN, November le.
r There hayerbeen conflicting verbaland
published reports concerning Minister
Motley, butit question Is now settled
beyond dispute, by declaration Of Prosl-
dent GrahtihlmSeiE that he has actually
recalled Minister Motley, and instructed
Secretary Fish 70 advise him accordingly.
Tho Ptesident did not receive any Yisitdrs
to-day, having been engaged on 'thetmes.
snPc.
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Factory Blown Up At Indiana polls.
..Dl- INnfANAPOLIs lNhHhmhAt 10.

Doxuy's heading factory was blOwnup
this morning, killing lUurmen md Wound.
ing five or SIN Thg building was t6Fn'tO
pieces, A family in the house adjoining,
while at carly breakfast, were blown into
be street, but wer0 nnlnIur0d
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fI74s did that tlie4lst despatch srrseiv.
ed by General RoBnsos, thsnswB dec,.
ed democratic Congressman from the
Eight district Of Illinois, congratulating
him on his election, was from his gallant
Republican competitor, Gen MEFETAN.
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Uup9gtAI lll9 ~ Naaf
III
~ u u
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9 q mouthS !. ..."......:... sS ssSs
OslivsrSa 81 6iais1; ptg woci,....., q
.2fR5AB6TzE ~
,ll9IgNRs OF sElH:wEHEtY. ~: :,
.sSsglI, q eaYlPeo. .......:, .3.ji..st, y Z,
IN ThT Sa6t6sl . SdVs5s; 'I1s;; p
=. .st -
,egCIsfg .est Qps llon8,sss
Rhst he long 1oa as me tle
Eastern Question, has once more alld
sSadae1l1 5callohtea Europe lsu ot
whom hnmillattng conditions 9elne&lei
ted BY England and France A. the GlO7e ~
the ofiaeaa Wat, finds I'D tae
old adversarieS in such, positions ~ war
rant IN breaking the obligations9t the
Treaty imposing these conditions and
she has officially notified the courts Of
sRurOpsoe ehsfdgmana. rttslrIeseissiUus
MmoaphthBEl S,ebs on ltIs f6ttEoE RIissia
1,s5 bse5 'ForssS0dowsd ,be .tope oi the
a5SaidSsaJ i5S', Ihas Sdded tS Nc AMI isty L
houiA n eyeSt have 6scAsioded!
Our. aispaiches4o,dayishOm Aastate Of
intense excitement from London to Con,
staatinople ;land indicate t6at ahlalllAnce
ofEnglapd, Austria, Italy y! and Turkey has 4
been virtually agreed op "a resistance To
: Russian destgns. The attitude Cf PrussIA
hes,n0tEetIp Yofif fiAlly lternedF FbHt y
Y gfnel ply balIeyet an pndf standing Ell,
tStS between her and Russia Tor mutual
ihOn,fhtaGtlel 9 IAe gegdkof'
official journal a Berlin favorable to RuS-
DIS 9s1a, 19tsA rsy teas;i9AFe9ty
Of Paris, confirms this idea The restriqf,
ti6h Oh Rdsstt Imposed BY that Treaty, e.
pecially uubalat6Big tO'hoh was that the
RglPisF feet h thV BlFc' es lhSY SYld P9t
e4eeed en FeSselsl lpd9 9h9u ldl ptef tef t1e 4 7
'Dsdalelles d B0sphoras, the outlsB to
sGhe Mediterranean When eeomiedS ShoY
,,largs a.tctl5 81 RaIe Oh 1sIepk Seal, },
hog vide Sti sStsF iS R l9tss idtf tesfttsS n YS
slboFdols aiowt reatsS commerce might t
he "a On Il Coast nee naYiEa-
tiog s9a theSsSt tllAs tle SpIS /, 6,hsFsc
iEGonI IauiSia lhaP. is.Clossas half the yyESaE
and that III %atet Communicating betweeh
ltlle t63leta ana southern ,6t the
Empire, eyGu.by 90 cirouitoqs. q Nsaterlins
'1G0 Is hat llom ,thcss Baltic around by
sGlbraltht aud, .StIie az mediterranean,
n,SEsist, .4h@ sSvcri.v Of tbe,,res,ric,iob
.s,,1&
-''NS'''uS7 7s"'S'0'' w
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'as THE report that Mfr MOTLEY Ind been
ordered home has been denied, proIessedly
on the authority ot Secretary FrsII; but
our latest dispatch this morning states on
the authority9f the President himself
that he has been recalled.
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TEE latest advices from Arizona con.
ffrm the report that RIcuARD, R. McCoR.
MIC, Republican, is reelected delegate to
Congress.
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.Att .EyROPE 1FERMHLI.
6SnIasIdir.niipiss y !. iiis HiftSinioaes 81 IAgaiitn1lst gaiitn1ls

On diei-Ei 7rsfsgu IVA
CRISIS IN SPAIN OYER / CHOICE
:. ,iGs, pF, 4 EING.i9 st,5aT5 "a I
,5lS sall4 no o. tlsig tplliphsg \
l10S o. q sggli lnillyI eldFs::, ,gAt2 bLlt alRig
"ai49EI GEE. .ASi1Ni4O.H4
VI asff4k=ssssi5&s
Excitement In Vienna over the Prps-
L s.Hlal Nbtes . AlIiah ~ DSdlE AASG n,
England, Italy and Turkey +
sHsHC irp Talked Of 'rIai+ II
|s r aa "a RdssaS S6hBSd1C.
Tho 7Tges correspondent, telegraphs
from Vienna to-day that Gortschakotf's "a
H6ET 6usa gRaD eISitsataaedt IL political
circles, That GeRptN Ne4 Buest will take
immediate and serious diplomatic steps.
An ,GTiaa1css s betNc8sana @ en- England Austria,
Italy and Turkey IS seriously contcm-
plated bHCeunt Won Bcust andtcouht
Andgrossy. TOODaJ .TQDDHTl
The English Fleet. Called Home from
z, -';s 4IiV'P ARTS 0f tlIe YFpTIa ,s9 ',sw
siSv g;,rn,csis sso2NRM YoRK; NovI.10Ji
'HsN sNLondon special isays that bEasrs RSyo
been Dispatched N5rtlis recall of all vessels
ofwnr lromseYRry station; except such as
arc actually needed in foreign waters. A
large Concentration y 81 ships at P9rts-
mouth Is already apparent, and the great
est excitement, prevails In all the naval
departments oflhe 'lklhgdoh.s - = =
A Fleet 10 90. TO. the Mediterranean
at Once. #
CAl powerful fleet Will be- imnGaialhly
dispatched 70 the Mediterapean.
A General War Inevitable.
F. fiGs SttaaSed az circles 6 EisSgasd.
ed that id rfthe1preSeht' 'pttBtItehSes OE Russia
a general European war iajpsyitahle; A
rupture between Eng land IND Russia Is
looked upon as certain and immipenti
q Russia and Prussia In AlIiales.
Il, j. sslse. .lheliqyGd, that ,PrussiRis in
close alliance with Russia against the REST
of I1;E,66iEoI : fptHLEIAb
PSuIo Mr., aiii,s ~ iSSduH ST; RrHtKels-Uheh,i.
ness EVeFyWbeFe. yi4TE
LONDON, Noyembcr16.
Stocks and securities II al Kinds arc
lower this morniDgGaud MS markets arc
fat in view of the crRAoEitO eastern
question. Much unuaSines, .issfelt In ali
circles, ''O,',"
TIC Sitshent IL Vienna.
The Times sGIsbsci5A ff6m Vienna,
confirming the uodoGals SlfaGakreceivetl
of tho excitement NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
outof the attitude Of Rpssias The tone Of
Prince PS - !. GortschSkoIf InoLe causes much
TaSSfflAi ter6ebt ti,eree Tho QUESTION of nh
alliance between England, Austria, Italy.
and Turkey Ia discussed on nil hands |
The Thunderery, DisEustcG, with
,V% - = ! HuSSitI. 81 FS'T 7
Tho Time, in its editorial on the subject,
bespcaks disgust and indignation for the
Russian circular -
-. yFnAgEnl
Feeling in London-..England will
Repel RuSSiH,a Demand..P PruSsta's
ioS slaS p.aS,5 is ,ilS H' ""U'-
7,.,S,,' In Sn,s,o, :. .,,.,.-,.,,.,,,sb,A l.
LoSpoN, November 10.
There has been great excitement, but
~ ,,S,,tn D,,I. tI,h I3,sSts ,n,vs T., Tin
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Attempted 4 A5sassinatIOh al BaialO,

e. Jiat ~ buFFAIO, >NoVeInOeFl lO'
Atattempt was liade carly this morn.
ing to RSSaSsinat0 Captain 4IeG, o. tlO
schooner, Mystic, the principal witness
agpinst d noted .burglarwh6ss trial comes
of today. " y.l tiis 7rt
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..I5 New. YORK .ProaRes. MsElsss..

NolNSFirttp pEE 8 rs q ~, ~
RLnURH Demand iairnnd EicbI kARP aAunbOd
oqGESs qsGESSssfSwhca.-pstaanaEJ a. fati 1S;ttses.;
new spring Of q atal S6|f:;7Nlntatt red dam
Sss46nIi 81 = b ian SsoSpInE &SstSfS So;
dew riixed Ts@Si6; old 81 SEs5s. !" D7l991o
4 Eg0S75l ttady with 8 IpodpEet 10 alland
St St0SSe for tres6. and sIe t9t limsd, Ire.
STEADY, Bulk MeAtSdnll and ,priepl dEpoplng.
Bacon dull but Unchanged. N' --t.','' -
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n' Al Robinson, Illinois, last night, q ful.
fan attempted to aBSaSStnAtO hlB. GIN.
Parker, by shooting her through q win.
dow In her house He mGdo Ids escape.
IIci described as aStWenty.ave years old.
six feet high, heavy built, light hair Rnd
no whisken. Ms. Parker Is ,scriPqSly
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ILLINOIS,. c,E
GsrRIzR V1snT.l q BIO

,rata oHrcAoo, Nov. 10.
Senator Yates, who had been confined
TO his bed at tioinC, Ia Jackson, with the
bilious fever, Is now, cOnvalesqnt. lHE
hopes to bo able tolUaye for washington
Z, Aprizo 1ght took place to-day at Di.
buguc, between 0'OOnnor, Of 81. Louts;and
J. q. Clark; a printer, OF Dubuque. Clark
was asknOckcd out Of time on the fourth
found
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syeFSiIdqs no6believc There $40 iodS
here who says that Esslass lEPol d
Ouyc ycAso goGD aREt4 Both herd and IeF,
ap ilG 8etSia the sbI.
.1et, Sseed dq'the' impp iblgEy q tpEr.
mittlng open dictation BY Russia Is lppet-
most. t y ~ -ali7''sft I
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.-Haa.d Isohieago .llafkels.lL. n.

|piF95Asa gtbuisEh Ind f,Em .f4A A9iPsfy
iGRAIN- 8heat DsmRnai aetlye IlehH pgieeS
advanced 9faae; closing at 81 06H0t % cash;
'RfWE6f OK 6SIlcrl DVSembef fdri iNo.fa '9pflnG
qhleagq; thla 9flsrngpn AlFoIg, Apa Aettyg Hr
kI0B4 cash ind November $IOS1S, p6ebmber.
,GornTfl fletnapd aedyej jandl IFleosA adtaleQdltl9
4Ke; closed dfm % q g; sales ], ,9QQ bush
It 01 e,l llet u timotl, Ut No. til2ed;
.6ttegnOpn th9 mar WA Ann q oats
ADamAnd kkir dhd t1lfket hrm md Jfd 3<c
liIirheF.icid m at az e "a ~ tli ~ {.
noon 6ulet and lrmeF Rlg.=lyo. J. .fFri NJ 10
7sel lSarley LspEing 10. j aEifat allyl .. ~
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Z, There hassbeen.s- Sslnarbtible,dc6line Ii
tElia III hFiS N so5tihsi Safiaa a
htas AxsAbhgs today NJ HRlgwsi d 4he
Etbra1t6led complications arising from DC
ESsEstnR 2 Question. I
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Q AleI3Ieaohery nBuFn5difa 4Rh0de
ilsSog. ed slsm ,lalBRdM gosssgTaV.
s5du i.m .RRoyIpENcBpE Eayemberi1tI
IAfThh, ,Pocssett bleaGheEy, in, ,Iol!palOyp
owpsd BY ,IspeR Walsh mas n burned Jas
;1E night tf4,I .9ss SS 9Elnpslgreea i!plg g n gGsi
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The NIOhrinan IArurd6F TRIAL.

The Hanlori case closed Inst night, md
was given 10 tho Jury about s16'clock.
About midnight The Jury notified the
court that they Could not agree. Tho
e6urt adjourned until 10 o'cl6Ck to-day,