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NOTICE i hereby given Of the intention of the
IN ComnsssIoners OF Stsgk county Ohio, TO PnF-
chssS the pre- PsEty % v B. Snyder, IN the city Of
Canton, the same being = feet front and rear Of
he 1oTth psrt % los No - They also give nottoa
thai they Uiu meet on Wednesday, Dec 9Th, 20
hear petitions for and Penons&ranoes Againos said
proposed purchase. Ed. A LEE,
AeVGSWS Auditor Stark county, o.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Chicago and Canada Southern and
Eastern Michigan Consolidated.

Chicago and Canada southern ana
Eastern Michigan Consolidated.
CIECINNATT, o., October 29.-Artlcles
OF consolidation between the Chicago
and Canada Southern Railroad Company
and the Southeastern Michigan Railway
Company were filed at Columbus yester.
day. The capital Of the consolidated
company Is ten million dollars. The road
Is to be called the Chicago s. Canada
Southern Railway. The termlnl are
Chicago and q point on the eastern boun.
Diary OF Wayne county, Michigan, on the
Detroit River, running through viii.
liams and Fulton counties, Ohio.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Buys a
Kentucky Extension.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 29.-This afternoon
the Chesapeake s Ohio Railroad made a
verbal contract to buy out the Louisville,
Cincinnati s. Lexington Railroad. The
contract will be completed in writing on
Monday. The terms agreed on are The
L. @. 81. Company will issue one million
Of new bonds, which the 9. & o. Compa.
ny purchase, and also agree to take such
private stock as shall be presented within
sixty days at 60 cents on the dollar cash,
or G5 cents in six, nine and twelve months,
the 9. & L. Company guaranteeing that
enough Of such stock shall be forthcoming
to give the 9. & o. Company controlling
interest In the road. This will take about
800 shares Of stock, In addition to the
bonds. The bond arc TO be paid for at
maturity or aa tho +, c. n +, COmDAnv'n
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SAINT LOUIS.
The Movement for the Withdrawal
of the Suit Against the N. M.
Railroad.

The Movement for the Withdrawal
of the Suit Against the N. M.
Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, October 2O-At q mass
meeting OF merchants and citizens gener.
ally, held at Mercantile Library Hall last
night, to take into consideration the pro.
priety ol petilloning the County Court to
dismiss the suit now pending against the
North Missouri Railroad, at the same
time binding tho parties now controlling
said road 10 fully stock and equip the
road once, and to make all necessary
preparations TO transact promptly the
business which will flow upon the city
during the coming winter, resolutions
were unanimously adopted that the inter.
ests Of the entire community will be best
served and promoted by the ditmlsSal ol
the suit, and that the County Court be
respectfully requested 10 take such action
at once; that In order To avoid any
embarrassments or complications here.
after the county court be respectfully re.
uuested to Immediately sell the stock in
the North Missouri Railroad held by the
county at auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash, giving ten days notice OF sale by
advertising the same In the city papers.
A committee oftwenty prominent citizens
was appointed to present the resolutions
TO the county court as the action Of the
meeting.
At n meeting of the stockholders Of the
st. Louis u Fort Scott Railroad Company
held yesterday at their office, in this city,
II was voted 10 change the name Of the
corporation to that Of the Missouri Cen.
trail Railway Company. The following
new directors were chosen: Jacob X.
Shepherd, Edward D. Butler, VIM. r.
Herbert and Edmund II. Dewey, all Of
New York. Edward D. Butler was
elected Treasury and Edmond II. Dewey,
Secretary. A. W. Maupine remains
as President of the company under the
new organization.
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CINCINNATI.

Collision Between Newport Bridge
Co. and City AuthoTities-ssF' Ill
of Brewery Floor.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-The workmen
on the Cincinnati and Newport Bridge
over the Ohio river, endeavored TO put
down the approaches to the bridge over
Kilgoure street, tonight, thus blocking
the street, without having obtained per.
mission from the Board Of City Improve.
ments, and were stopped by tile police
force A subsequent conference with the
authorities Of the city resulted in mutual
understanding that the matter should rest
until Monday, when II would come regu.
larly before The Board.
Two floors Of the Gambrinus Stock
Companys brewery fell this evening, pre-.
cipitating $4,000 bushels OF malt to the
basement. Nine persons usually employ
cd there had Just LEFT the building.
The Boatmen's Association held large
meeting to-day and appointed Commit.
tee Of fifteen 10 revise the new law, and
prepare objections to be submitted to the
Louisville Convention.
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THE CONTINENT.

LabOTeTs' Strikes In Belgium and
SaXOny.s-The Pope Soon TO Leave
ROmes-.The Russian Premier at
BerlIn--sFrench Army ReOrgan-
iZed.
VERSAILLES, October 29.-Viscount
ChOisel has resigned his position as
French envoy at Florence.
FRANKFoRT, October 2S.-The opera
tivcs at Chemnitz, large manufacturing
town in SaXony, have struck. They dc.
mand reduction of time to ten hours,
and increased pay for over.work. In con.
sequence Of which, operations in twenty
factories have been suspended.
BRUSSELS, October 29. In Hberte
says the strike ut Ghent Is spreading.
New York, October 29.-A London
special contains the following: The Vati.
can crisis continues. 1t given out that the
Pope will shortly leave Rome unless Due
do Harcourt Is lavorably instructed by bis
government. There Is no possibility of
such instructions.
Austria submits proposition respect
ing the 1nternationalo for the considera-
ton of the government at Berlin.
1t has been decided that the Papal con-
clave, by the Pope's testament, shall meet
In France, not Rome. The Russian lega.
tion at Berlin Is raised to an embassy.
GortsChakof Is expected at Berlin 10.
morrow.
The French army has reorganzed into
nine corps, each corps containing three
divisions, each division two brigades,
and each brigade two regiments; 5000
men each are added to the cavalry and
artillery, and $4,000 men extra for Al.
glers.
ROME, Oct. 2S.-An Rllocution of the
Pope IS published, in which, while he re-
cognizes tho bishops appointed by the
Italian Government as possessing the re-
quisite qualifications, he solemnly repudi.
ates Italy's guarantees, and protests
against the invasion of the Holy See.
He also condemns the course OF Dollinger,
and such as are following his example,
In warning against the decisions Of the
EcunemiCal Council.
MADRID, Oct. 29.-In the Cortes yes.
terday memorial from the Government
was read, asking that in future the
colonial budget be submitted to the Cortes.
1t also stated that the cost OF the war In
Cuba during the past year was G9,000,-
600; that the colonial deficit for the
year would amount TO $11,O00,00O, and
that the Government asks for the credit
of $40 100000 for military purposes.
A conspiracy has been discovered
among the troops stationed at Barcelona,
and twenty men concerned in 1t have
been arrested
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Insurance Companies Making
their ASseSsmentsssTho Los Anges

The Insurance Companies Making
their AsseSsments-sThe Los Ange-
los Riot.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29.-The stock.
holders Of the Pacific and the other FIRE
insurance companies, except the Peoples,
cheeriully assent TO the assessment, and
will meet their liabilities promptly and
continue business. The Firemen's Fund
levied 80 per cent to-day, and the Occi.
dental will levy the same amount Monday
next.
The first snow Of the season fell to-day.
Los Angeles advices say the police force
acted disgracelully, aiding and abetting
the rioters. One Of them was arrested 10.
day for stealing diamond ring from tho
finger Of Chinese doctor after he was
hanged, and another, a German, for rob.
bing the trunk oil one Of the victims. The
citizens are forming military company
to prevent repetition Of such scenes.
The petition Of the citizens Of Arizona
to the President TO allow Gen. Crook 10
pursue the Apache campaign tnimpeded
by the Peace Commissioners, embodies a
list OF Indian robberies and murders
which fills three columns oil the largest
paper on the Pacific coast
Edward Herlett, portrait painter, sui.
cided by shooting through the head. Do.
nestle difficulties.
To-day eight more rioters were arrested
at Los Angeles The better portion Of
the community are determined 10 enforce
the law and punish the rioters.
Shipments Of California wheat abroad
this season aggregate four hundred and
seventy thousand bushels The surplus
now in the State available 10 estimated al
90, 600 tons.
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full whether Brigham Young will return
until the troubles are over.
Delegate Hooper has gone to see Presi-
dent Grant to endeaVor TO effect some
compromise by which the State authori.
ties shall be restrained or removed.
MORMON VISITORS TO TUE PRISONERS
TWO SERMONS IN THR TADRRNAcLR,
SALT LAKE, October 29.-Hundreds OF
people, principally women, visited Camp
Douglass to see Mayor Wells and the other
prisoners. Gen, Morrow gave the visitors
unrestricted access to their friends, and
by his courteous remarks and manner In.
spired a much better feeling than might
have been expected under the circum.
stances. The arrested parties are quar-.
tered in a comfortable and well furnished
cottage and seem quite cheerful, A guard
OF soldiers march 10 and fro on the out
side.
George Q. Cannon arrived this A. NJ,
from San Francisco, and preached this p,
NJ, in the large tabernacle, to an audience
numbering az least 10000. His mind had
evidently undergone great change, for
he counselled his hearers 10 abstain from
any act Of violence, and TO submit to the
law. "God will protect them and deliver
them from their persecution" The crusade
against them, he said, would only strength.
en- and glorifY them in the end their
church could not be overturned; their
faith was the inspiration Of the Divine
Spirit, and would endure forever.
Elder Pratt was not so conservative.
He did not want any whining Judge 10
say to him as he did to Hawkins: II am
sorry for you" He wanted no sympathy
from any federal officer; he was ready to
go to Jail for twenty years, but wanted no
pity for him from such source. He
predicted that God would totally over
throw or annihilate the present perse-
cutors Of the Mormon people.
Nothing further has been heard from
Orson Hyde, the apostle. II Is thought
he has gone to Arizona or Mexico.
Joseph II. Young, q son Of Brigham, has
returned to the city, but is not yet ar
rested.
A row occurred lato last night between
a Mormon and a U. 8. Deputy Marshal,
which resulted In the Marshal knocking
the Mormon down and afterwards arrest.
ing him. For a time 1t was reported that
an attempt had been made to asSassinate
the deputy, and there was great excite
ment. All Is quiet and there Is no indica-
tion Of disturbance. Tho late arrests,
however, have created marked depres.
sion in the Mormon community.
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WASHINGTON.

National Thanksgiving Appointed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-The following
has been issued to-day from the Execu'
tive Department:
By The President Of the United States, a
Proclamation.
The process of the seasons has again
enabled husbandmen to garner the fruits
of successful toll. Industry has been
generally well rewarded. We are at
peace with all nations; tranquility, with
a few exceptions, prevails at home. With
in the past year we have, in the main,
been free from the ills which elsewhere
have afflicted our kind. II some OF us
have had calamities, there should be oC.
casion for sympathy with the sufferers
and resignation on their part to tho will
of the Most High, rejoicing with the
many who have been more favored.
therefore recommend that on Thurs
day, the thirtieth day Of November
next, our people meet at their respective
places Of worship, there to make their
usual acknowledgements 10 Almighty God
tor the blessings He has conferred upon
them and their merciful exemption from
evils, and invoke His protection and kind
ness for their less fortunate brethren,
whom, in His wisdom, he has deemed 1t
best to Chastise,
In faith whereof, l have hereunto set
my hand, and caused tho seal Of State
to be affixed. Done at the City of Wash
ington, this 2Sth day of October, 1871 ,
and the Independence OF the United
States the ninety.siXth.
U. s, GRANT.
BY the President
II. FISH, Secretary Of State.
The members of the bar met today in
the U. s. Supreme Court room, and
speeches were made eulOgistic Of the late
Hon, Thomas Ewing. Appropriate reso.
lutions were passed.
Consul Funchal, at Madeira, reports
the Russian fleet at that port on the 9th
of October, having on board Duke Alexis
They expected to sail lor New York on
the 9th Of October.
The President has recognized Hagborth
Sahlguaro Vice Consul ot Sweden and
Norway at st. Paul, and Peter s. Vanse
Vice Consul at Chicago. John +. Cooke
has also been recognized by the President
as Vice Consul Of Her Britanic Majesty at
s. Louis.
All tho members OF Tuesdays Cabinet
will be here Tuesday.
TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR NOVEMBER
The Secretary of the Treasury has au-
thorized the Treasurer at New York to
purchase one million bonds each We'd
nesday in November, or five millions in
all; sell one million in coin on the first,
third and fifth Thursdays; two millions
each on the second and fourth Thurs.
days, or seven millions in all
The Womans Club of this city last
night unanimously resolved that owing
TO the legal, political, judicial and oxecu-
tive obstacles in their way, they believe
the remedy for the social evil to be politi-
cal enfranchsemen and thence the per-
sonal emancipation Of the women.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Victoria Obstinate..The Coming Re-
genCy of Wales.

Victoria ObstlnatessThe coming ke-
genCY Of Wales.
World Special
LONDON, Oct. 2S-At a recent cabinet
council held TO consider the question re-
lating to the Royal family, the Queen was
asked to give her consent to the marriage
Of the Duke Of Edinburgh with tho Rus
sian Princess, also TO consent to the estab-
lishment ofa Regency, with the Prince of
Wales as Regent, She refused to assent
to either proposition, and subsequently, she
refused to atix the Royal signature to the
public documents which were presented.
The cabinet afterwards continued the dis
cussion Of the question of Regency, and
the definite proposition was introduced to
appoint chancellor to sign documents
in place of the Queen.
SPEECH OF MR.. GLADSTONE AT GREEN
wIcH.
II is estimated that nearly twelve thou
sand people were present at Greenwich
to-day, 10 hear the speech of MIR, Glad
stone. When the speaker arrived at noon
he was greeted with cheers. He said he
was profoundly impressed with the grand
eur Of the welcome, and was sorry his du-
ties prevented him from oftener visiting
his constituents. He then discussed the
subjects agitating the public. The chief
complaint against the Government was
that 1t attempted too much. But neces-
sity existed for stating the views produc.
ing the measuers adopted, There were
more sub jects than II was possible to carry
into immediate effect. The present liberal
administration had had the longest life Of
any administration since 1889. There
was reason to believe its vitality unim.
paired. The facts connected with the
dismissals from the dockyards had been
grossly exaggerated. The total number
OF men discharged was only 1853, The
reduction was in accordance with the
policy OF his predecessor. The economies
Of the present government, through the
abolition Of official patronage were graft.
flying. There was reason for Congratula.
tion over the abolition OF the purchase
system 10 the army The House Of Lords
might need reform but nothing should be
done precipitately. The Lords had not
acted wisely In rejecting the ballot bill
which would again be introduced. The
contagious disease act would be consider.
ed at the next session in q manner to com.
mand the sympathies of tho nation. At
the conclusion Of his speech resolution Of
welcome to Gladstone was carried, there
being about 200 dissenting voices.
LONDON, October 2S.-The Mansion
House fund for Chicago amounts TO A..
250 pounds; Belfast subscription 5000
pounds. Liberal contributions have been
received from towns in Ulster.
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
RiotOuS Proceedings of a Gang Of
DesperadOes at Gibson.

DeSpeEhuOcb db ulDSOus
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2S.-The Republican
has an account Of the riotous proceedings
of gang OF desperadoes last Friday at
Gibson, the terminus Of the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas railroad, In Indian
Territory. The rioters were led by the
notorious villains known as Timber Jack,
Poney Bill and Keno Bill, and having got
desperately drunk, rode through the town
firing revolvcrs at random, wounded
several persons, and intimldated the peo-
pie TO such an extent that the stores were
closed and business suspended. Finally
they attempted to destroy property in the
store Of Keys g. Bros, when they were
met by q posse Of citizens, who ordered
them to desist, and on their refusing, were
fred upon by the posse. Timber Jack
was wounded in the face and lungs, and
one OF the posse was wounded In the
abdomen. Keno Bill surrendcd, and the
rest Of the gang fled The citizens were
determined to hang Keno Bill, but finally
yielded to better counsel and sent him
out Of town, threatening to kill him il
ever he returned. The next day United
States Marshal johnson, Of Fort Smith,
Arkansas, pursued Keno Bill, captured
him at Fort Scott, Kansas, and took him
and Timber Jack to Van Buren, Arkan.
sas, where they will be turned over TO the
United States authorities.