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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-26
The Wool Marlxe'.
sneciaI Dispatch by international Line.


Boston, Oct Psi Reported for the Press.l-The
following Is a list OF prices quoted this afternoon
Domestic-t)hio ana Pennsylvania pick-lock 10 a
rs; do choice Xxx CA a Csc; fine 81 e C23c; medium
81 "a e5c coarse So a Coo; Michigan extra and Xxx
60 Ia CSC: fine go q Gle; medium 81 "a CSC; COM
mon rs % 59c other Western fine and extra 60 "a
62c: meuium GO % &c; common 55 q 57c; pulled ex-
ira s. al rs. :superne IS o. 75c; No. at 40 q soc
combnc fleece at IS q TIE; California at 81 a. 55c f;
Texas at 80 a. 47Ic Canada conlbing 10 q rs; Smyr-
ma washed al % "a 40c; unwashed IL a SOC; Buenos
Ayres at 81 "a ~; Cape OF Good Hope at 81 q Ale
Mestiza pulled 60 a sec.
The market is quiet tor wool, but with moderate
stocks there is pressure to sell and previous rates
continue to lie maintained. .Ur
: In New York the general features OF the market
remain as TOR some time past. The market being
confined to such patcels as are required TO supply
the immediate wants OF manufacturers: holders,
however, as general thing. are not anxious real
lze and prices remain steady and firm. Foreign
wool has been in moderate request Domestic meets
with very little inquiry; null rates. however, are OBJ
tanned Tor all lots disposed of.
In Philadelphia we have TO record increased firm
ness in the MARKET with lair inquiry from both To-
cal ami eastern manu- lecturers. Holders firm in
their views and some not disposed 10 operate at
current quotations. confident OF higher figures as the
season advances. The present prices OF manufactur
ed goods is tar below that of the raw material, and
the manufacturers are, in consequence, cautious in
stroyed at Chicago All merchants are now cogitat-
ing about the dietul results of the conhagIation and
are in no mood to enter extensively into mercantile
Obligations until they form definite conclusions
about the standing OF the wool and wooden interest
Manufacturers and cloth houses more less in
voyed in this fearful calamity, but not to the eX-
tent usual at his eeason Of the year.
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M ASsAC HUeE1 is.
Mysterious Murder,

BOSTON, Oct. 25--The body iof Kate Leeha,
aged 18 years, with the head crushed. was
found this morning by citizens who were pass
ing between fremont and Francis streets, on
Weste Avenue near the Brookline line.-
Appearances indicate severe struggle and
foul murder. She lived with Mrs. M. A. Brown
near the spot as domestic. As yet no clue of
the murderer has been discovered.
The Journal says the circumstances attend
ing the case leave little doubt in the minds OF
the officers that the outrage and murder were
premeditated. 1t appears that between seven
and nine O clock last evening the deceased, in
company with young woman named Ellen
Morris, went to store in Brooklne TO make
purchases Finding the store closed they re-
at house kept by one Curry, where they met
til about nine o'clock, when they proceeded to
the home OF the girl Morris, and sat down up
on the door step. At half-past nine Miss Nor
ri retired, after having been urged by her com
panion to remain Up longer. On parting Miss
Leeban said she would not 60 in until ten
O'Clock, and as she was met soon after by two
young women, going back in the direction
OF Brookline, il is also coujectured that she re-
turned to Curry's. This was the last seen OF
her alive TIE officers of the tenth Precinct,
assisted by others detailed by the Chief OF POI
lice. are Investigating the affair.". .gf 81
A lxater despatch says that three young men
named Patrick Malerey, Daniel Leonard and
Jonas Howe have been arrested on suspicion
of committing the murder. Examination in
dicates that the body Of the girl had been vio-
loted before her DEATH .-a-.--
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one week ago. The qaalty OF the Western catt,e
were u as gooi those at the last m arket INT tbe
demand, owing t. the large supply has not been az
active to- heel cattle The workn oxen and stare
trade remains about The same, but a few or tbe
blaine cattle being suitable for beet.
Sales-J Dollof sold mich COWS at S95 each. I
pair, girth feet inches, for S115; pair girtb n
inches, tor Sl10; mich COW TOR $l7 r CbSso
sold two year old heifets at 500 each; pair pirfb
feet, for SIPS. Walker & Viles sold 3 two veer
old heiters for S35 each; two year old steers To-
$780, the lot; two year ODDS for S21 each Eor,or
q Morrill, sold yarlings at 80 each 2 two yeargds
for % each Potter sold beef cows for So5 each
Norton q Wetheln sold springer for $40: tor
$2 ipalr, feet inches, year ODDS tor $I0O Max.
ned Davis sold pair, eject inches, for S11O:
par y olds, feet. for $50 Libby & Thonps sold
~ lambs at 81 " head; pair, feet 4 riches for
$l51 90; pair, feet, for S120 Estes soil pair
St eet iGl9eGes for 1850 par7 feet inches, for
for ss 9r UP each Blnn sold COW and cali
1et So4; par, Z ior $lf5 LIB Worthey sold pair,
eet inces, $I15; beef COW $27 Allen & Cur.
US soid 10 cows, and year old steers for $50 ~
Head; Allen q Merriman sold pair, teet A inches
ior SiS0 pair feet, for l60 pair fl ct inch
mes, ior S2l5 Prescott sold pair, feet inches
Ior Soi three year old heifers at $50 each: mch
az wv; yarlings at IS each. Sawtelle sold pair
ieet Lunches, for S52 90; beet cow for SIC j W
Weteern sold pail, IS teee inches for $780, pair
ised inches, for $50; mich cows S35 each Wells
~ Richardson SOLD 10 two year ODDS for $40 each;
~ lambs at So 20 % head. d Hobart sod pair,
ieet inches for $40. f'
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Rusisess Mairsrs.
TELEGaAPH ITEMS.

Elder Cannon, a Mormon leader says if the
convictions continue the Mormons at Salt
Lake will burn their city and leave.
The Secretary of War has dismissed from
the West Point Academy for treating with
violence and harassing other cadets John w.
Wilson, Dewitt Clinton Frazier, Santiago Z.
Hubbell and John L. Stiles, and for the same
cause Miller and Hammer to be less severely
punished.
Essex County bank of Newark was robbed
of $4,000 Monday afternoon by three men, one
of whom engaged the attention of the clerks
while another seized the funds. No arrests
have been made.
A barn on the Halsey estate in Providence
R / , was destroye by an incendiary fire on
"Wednesday morning with two horses, Car
riages, sc. Another building was fred but
saved.
Governor Weston, of Nav Hampshire, has
appointed Thursday, Nov. 30th, as Thankseiy.
ing day.
Dr. Tbompson's society, the Broadway Tab.
ernacle, has given him $751; 900 now that he il
worn out.
Fanny Chambers of Brooklyn died of kero.
sene Tuesday night.
John S. Thompson of Concord has been ap.
| pointed Warden of the New Hampshire State
| Prison, vice Pillsbury, removed.
Dennis Murphy who was knocked down
| beaten and robbed, and then knocked into a
| cellar on 18th street, N. Y, Tuesday by foul
| rouehs is not expected to live.
John w. Simonds of Franklin has been an.
| pointed Superintendent of Public instruction
in New Hampshire.
The Peoples Insurance Company of Sau
| Francisco has suspended
| The hearing on Mrs. Fairs application for a
| new trial has been postponed until Nov. 11th
Otis Field, formerly of New Hampshire, and
vel kpown 10 sporting circles, died IN New
| York, Wednesday.
Gov. Hoffman has designated Nov ed 70,
! Thanksgiving in New York.
Geo. Z. Richardson was re-Iominated fo,
Senator by the Republicans of the Lowell
| (Mass district, Wednesday night.
No race between the Dauntless and Livonia
| Wednesday, but two men were washed off the
| former, one of whom was drowned
| The Methodist churches of Cincinnati will
| raise $4,000 tor the Chicago churches.
10 Providence a fire broke out "Wednesday
evening in the store of e. M. Hunt & Co.
| causing loss of $4,000 A young man was ar
! rested, charged with setting the fire.
| There is much suffering in San JOAQUIN
| valley, CAL, where the crops have failed tive
seasons A thousand persons need aid which
| is now raising.
| Joshua Van zandt, Democrat, was elected
| Mayor OF Baltimore, Wednesday, Receiving
1879 votes, to 10, 1928 for Dunlap, National Re
form candidate the Democrat have nearly
every member of both branches Of tie city
| government. i.
Weather ReD0rf-arcf rX-sn - NJ.
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--. CALIFORNIA.
A flight with Chinamen-Fif.een of Them
Named b Z n Mah.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct pa terrible fight is
going on at Los Angeles. A fight having oc
Cured in the Chinese quarters, officer Bald
win attempted to arrest Chinaman for shoot
ing another. He was resisted and scalled on
Robert Thompson, citizen, to assist him.
The Chinese GU both sides of the narrow street
opened fire on hoth Thompson fell, shot
through the breast and died IMMEDIATELY
Officer Baldwin was shot through the should.
er, but succeeded in getting on horseback aud
and escaped. A Mexican boy was also shot
through the leg. A mob soon collected and
the greatest excitement prevailed. Thee at
tackled the whole Chinese quarter, but were
resisted by the Chinese. Five hundred armed
men surrounded the Chinese quarters to pre-
vent any from escaping. Fifteen Cbipamen
were hanged by the mob and their houses set
on fire. The fire. however, was extinguished.
9P. M.-Order at Los AuGe'os has been par
TALLY restored by the authorities, and no more
boodshed has taken place Several China.
men h I'VE been arrested aud lodged in Jail
SAN FRANcIsco. Oct. 25-The Chinese at
Los Angeles numbered fifty. The mob are de.
termned to clean them out of the city. Be-
tore the hanging the mob fired on them from
the roofs and other points, killing one woman
aud several men. Quiet is now restored.
A later dispatch says the riot was more dis
graceful than at first supposed. All of the
Chinese hung were first frightfuly beaten
One was but eight or nine years old. SxteeI
we're hung and three shot. Only one OF the
guilty parties were among the victims of thu
mob the rest escaping,
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Our New Pianos Sold On easy
Monthly lnstalments if desired,

We refer below to seversl parties in Portland, who
have purchased these Pianos and thoroughly test
ed them one, two and three years; who will now
frankly testify that they proving TO be in every
respect, all that could be desired in Piano. Hold
ing their natural goodness of tone PERFECTLY. The
actions working with the same nicely as when
new, aad standing ia tune remarkably well. (Seyer-
al of the Pianos sold at our exhibition last Noyem-
Der have not been tuned yet, being nearly a year,
and are in excellent order now.)
The fact that we have sold large Iumbe
to the best citizens OF Portland, in short time
show best their merits aud excellence.
Among thoss that have purchased these Planes
SamueI waterhousc, Clothing Dealer, as
VIM H. WaIdron. No Oak 81 !, Firm j. w
True & Co.
VIM H. Stephenson, stnie 81.
Geo. H. knight, Wholesale Druggist. State
M. G. Palmer, Dealer i'm Boots g. shoes,
Oxfosd st.
John e. Palmer, Wholesale MiIIiner, VIM
ter st.
Mrs ID. Chontc, Park st.
J. @. Baker, Commits zion Merchant Win
Mrs Hall j. Little, AZ High 1t.
ID. T. Chase, Cumberland st.
e. Martin. Firm Martin. Pennell g. Co r
WslmOt st. m 1901 =
IP. Wn erhouse. Firm Martin. Pencil *
Co, Cedar 81. e.. XXI.
Frank H. Pray, Custom House, Carlton 81.
L. r. BROOKS, Firm of o M & e r.. Cum
beriaud st.
VIM. X. Rhodes. Manu'fr Steam Heaters.
Congress ~.
| A. k. shatiuclk. FranElin st.
| Frantliu Turkey. Builder, North 81.
ID. s. Jones, Mail Ag't Il h r ;, North 81.
isaiah Randall, Builder. WatcrviIIe st.
Snml HI. Gilkey, Spring 1t.
| Henry Sargent, Atlantic So.
Mrs. y. Rufler, =
y. w. stiiphcn, Carriage Maker, Oxford ct
Thomas Randall, Foreman at Portland
Co.'S Works, India 81,
Q. *. Bridges, Builder, NorilIsf.
| Joseph Hexeiton, Ssccarappa.
WIN. III. saf gent, Collector Customs, Gus
tine.
John ". Dresser, Mnnu'fr Cordage, Cas-
tine.
We shall also offer with these Pianos large va
riety OF elegant Piano covers
Also several second hand Pianos, which we Lave
already taken in exchange. .,.
q. l.. GOrRlaHll & Co.
October, 1871. ocd4 W&Sff 4.
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BOSTON Oct'24.-The weeks shipments of Boots
ana SHOES to places outside of New England foot
week OF last year. N'S0' Ao' 'ne Saue
The total shipment from this market since Jan. 1
70 plaees outside OF New England irrespective OF
rect nave been lo9957 cases, agains 1923 cases
2059 cases, against 1884 cases for the corresnonno
week last year.
The shipments from Haverhill for the week have
last year. Wv '-'0 "eeN
Business continues good for the season, bu. the de-
mand 10 more largely Ior brogans and heavy goods
Tor womep's wear than Tor the lighter work, which
is the production OF Lynn.
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SENATOR SUMNER writes long letter to The
Colored Convention in session at Columbia
S. c., in which he reminds them that so long
as they are denied any of the rights of citizeI-
snip their equality is not secured. They must
secure full equality in the schools in pueiic
conveyances in public places. The lateness OF
its reception and its length prevent its puolica-
ton
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Gloucester Fi.h M M kef.

TOT NE WeeN ehdtng Wednesday,, October o.
Georges Codf1sh-Sales Saturday at S. so y OIL
Mackerel-We notice sales of Shore on SATURDAY. nj
day at $15 and $780, held at S i6 q II tor is and
$40 q II for u.s. according to quality Last sales OF
Bays on Friday SIP so ~ bo Tor rs and $40 Tor 2's
at 12le % ib: Olive quote at $40 p gal.-Bos,
ton AdVer-tiser 49, ~
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Superior Court.

WEDNEsDAY-William Elder ct. al. VS.. Granville
d. Miller. Action of trover to $780, the value
oftwo horses alleged to have been unlawtuy convert
Ell by defendant to his use, the plaintiffs having
mortgage on the property at the time Miller pur-
chased it. Verdict for the plaintiffs for $377s5.
Frank. Putnam.
Larrabee. A. W. Bradbury.
Arthur H. Haines vs.. William Brown & ais. Ac-
ton on contract to recover of the defendants who
are members of an association called "The African
Methodist Episcopal church. services for building
what ia known as the Mountfort St. Church. Amount
claimed $27OO. On trial.
Haskell. Carleton
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New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Crockery >. F o. Bailey q 20.
House on Green st. ...F. .. Bailey q Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Special Notice PROF Dixon.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Insurance. -. L. S. Twombly.
Notice the Prices. Cogia Hassan.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Hall to Let. Geo. r. Davis s. Co.
Discount on Taxes. =. H. W. Hersey.
Grand Trunk Railway. .Chsnge of Time.
Wanted. &C. r Chisholm & Co.
Wanted. :. Manufacturer.
Stores to Let. Hooper, Eaton & Co.
Wanted. :. Rooms.
Cook Book. -. Thompson, Bigelow s. Brown,
Bonds. :. Brewster, Sweet & Co.
Trees and Shrubs. wv Strong & Co.
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Keretyu urrirefs,

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25-1O 80 A. M-Cotton fiat
Middlng upands 9Id; do Orleans 9id; sales 90 !.
900 bales. 90
FRANKFORT, Oct. 25-11 80 a. M.-United States
5-2Os 1862 So q 96t.
LONDON, Oct. 25-11. 80 A. M.-Consols opened at
% tor money and account.
American seeurites-U. S. 5-2Os. 1862, 9Os do 1865
old, 9Os; do 1867, 92I; U. S. 10-40s 691
PARIS, Oct 25-A. M.-Rentes at SIT Soc.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25-1.3O p. M.-Cotton closed
heavy; Middling uplands 81; sales 5000 bales
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE huius
Wilson, horse car conductor, has mysterious
ly disappeared. and considerable anxiety is
felt concerning him. Monday night he came
to the horse car station at little after nine
o'clock, and wanted permission to remain over
the twenty minutes past nine trip to West
brook, in order to get shaved. Since this time
nothing has been seen or heard of him. His
wife, who resides in Westbrook, has made dill
gent search Tor him, but can get no clue to his
whereabouts. He was large man. about for
ty years of age, and was of steady habits
When he left there was something due him
from the railroad company.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. George H.
Davis 81 Co. have sold the two and nan stoiy
house No. 65 Franklin street for $4ooo' aiso
house Nc. 1913 Spring street, owned by John
Dyer, to D. O'C O'Donaghue for price not
named
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COUNTY SUPERvIsoRsHP. - among the
names mentioned in connection with the va
cant County Supervisorship are those OF Rev.
Mr. Root and NJ. L. Stevens Esq, OF thus city
and Mr.. I. B. Choate of Gorham, formerly IL
hrarian in the Portland Institute and fuol
T
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In the course of two weeks we hope TO DC
able, by the aid of a fast press, to publish the
most important news, which, by sQme fatality,
the Associated Press retains until about 4
o'clock in the morning. .a., .,..I
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The two story
brick French roof house, corner of Cumberland
and Pearl streets, owned by Geo. w. Brown,
has been sold by Geo. r. Davis to j. FL. Cressey
ESD t..
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BANGOR, Oct. ga boy named Charles
GOODWIN, years old, of Lincoln Center, while
playing siding at that place yesterday was
damned between two cars and instantly killed.
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Ten Days Only.
No. 3 Free ST., Block.
F, ND.

Thanking the people of Portland for the very liberal
patronage and confidence we have received from
them, and feeling assured that our reputation for
first class Piano is now firmly established in this
City, propose to bring about 2O) twenty OF these
instruments. Embracing every variety OF style and
finish. Making it the largest variety OF elegant
Pianos ever shown in Portland.
These Pianos are first class instruments in every
respect, every part being made rs vel as money and
hands can make them. In many points OF internal
construction together with design an elegance OF
ofcase we claim superiority.
We employ NO Agents,
And shall offer the Pianos at a fair living profit
above cost of Manufacture.
Every Piano is fully warrented ter the term of five
years.
Weinvite all 10 visit our rooms the opening and
Judge tor themselves.
To Parties desirlous otobtaning really fine Piano
at moderate cost, this exhibition and sale will at
| lord that opportunity seldom offered
| We shall allow fair price for old Pianos in ex-
| change.
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liz testimonials are required to establish the
merits of any article, then there can be no
doubt that the Fire Extinguisher, of which
Mr.! Henry Taylor, IA Exchange street. is
agent for the State, is indispensable. 1t has
already saved hundreds of thousands by its
timely use throughout the country, aud tens of
thousands could be saved in Maine by this ma
.ohinn
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FASHIONABLE WEDDING. - State Street
Church was filled with large and fashionable
congregation yesterday, to witness the nuptials
of Mr.. Walker of Buffalo, Now York, and
Miss Fanny Elwell of this city. The bride
was attired in an elegant white tulle, decolette,
and en- train, with beautiful wreatheof orange
blossoms in her hair, The marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. e.. Y. Hincks, the
pastor of the church, at tina conclusion of
which, reception was held at the residence of
abe bride, and the happy couple left for Buffalo
ON the o'clnck train last evening.
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ELLANOIS.

Less of IA Vessel and Crew.
The schooner r. P. Messner was wrecked in
Lake Michigan and FIVE of the crew lost.
The Relief Fnud.
The aggregate receipts for the relief fund in
cash by draft amount to one million four hun
dred and eighty six thousand nine hundred
and eighty-sx dollars. The committee esti-
mate that they will need liz the next thirty
days ST. ,075O00. Nearly $780, 900 of the receipts
have been used by the committee.
Busiaess NJ alters,
CHICAGO, Oct. %. - Banks are running
smoothly, they have few calls for loans and de
posits are abundant Many eastern and for
egn Insurance Companies are paying their
losses promptly.
The grain and live stock markets are brisk
as much doing as before the fire, and lumber
much more.
Mechanics of almost every class are in de.
mand at good wages. Potter Palmer is push
ing up grand hotel as fast as possible.
Worthless Insurance COmpnny.7
General Lippinoott, State Auditor, has Killed.
bill in the Circuit Court for the dieeoI alton OF
the Republic Insurance Company of Chicago,
on,tne ground of insolvency and mismanage-
ment Of its affairs by its directors. 1t has been
aseertained that the assets amount to $1.133,-
900; risks Outstanding $14 100000; losses by the
recent fire over 81, 600 600 and its stock notes,
1892 800. 1t is alleged that many CT its
stockholders are insolveut and their notes can
not be collected.
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AT 10 and u o'clock this day f. U. Bailey
Co. will continue the sale of Dry Goods,
Wooiens, &c, at No 10 Exchange street. See
Auction column for particulars.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
HALFoRD Table Sauce, .or use in families.


CALI on Orin Hawkes. & Co., 292 Congress
st. for Boys Clothing. d&w
10 Captains of Vessels You will find at the
Commission House of a. Taylor & Co. IA and
10 Exchange St. Teas Beef in cans also Pie
Meat packed by The N Y and Texas, Beet Pre-.
serving 20. Tor whom we are selling agents.
Can ana examine. oct26th- 81
very extensive stock of TREES, SHRUBS,
VINES, &c, comprises thu choice selection
made under Mr. STRoNGs's personal supervis-
ion during his late visit in Europe, now being
received at their!rooms, No 4 Beacon Street,
Boston. Catalogues sent by mail.
See advertisement
Maadtetown Rubber Lined Linen Hose all
sizes lwarrented not to freeze or stiffen in cold
Weather) may be bought at manufacturers
pr'ces al thhlr agency IA and 16 Exchange st
of Henry Taylor q Co. oct26th-3t
CAKRiAGEs.-Side spring Top Buggies, three
sprlng Phdetons, "Kimball pattern" Box
buggies' Two seat Farm Wagons, and almost
every KIND OF new and second hand carriages
may be bought for the next thirty days at star
vanon prices. Gail and see at the Bazaar, IA
and 16 Exchange street. oc25d3t
Ii IS SAID that if a puff of air were to be
blown into vein of anabimal, death would in
simultaneously follow because circulation would
be stopped. The blood makes the entire cir
cult o, the human body ever~ seven minutes,
ana whenever this circulation is impeded or
any OF Its channels are clogged by impurities
when ought to be carried off, disease follows
fever ora disease of liver or kidneys,o or scrofua,
or dyspepsia. To get at and remove the source
OF the difficulty nse the old and infallible
41oou puriher, DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
'ANH]H Differs. oct18th-4w
GET Briggs Corn aud Buniou Remedies
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are q success.
F. BRIGGS Allayantor cures Uatarrh.
Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer.
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WASHINGTON.
APPOINTMENT,

Appointment.
WASHINGTON, Oct. % Gov. Bowen of Ida
no, having resigned, the President to-day APP
poiuted Gen. Thos. w. Bennett, of Indiana, to
succeed him.
Civil Service.
/, The civil service commissioners were occu-
pied to day with the subject of classification OF
the officers of the civil service
er.r storms Reported.
The Navy Department has received the fol
lowing telegram: Halifax, n. S.. Oct. %.
The U. S. steamship franklin has arrived for
coal. She encountered very strong head winds
all the passage, and violent adverse gales on
the coast. She will leave for Boston as soon as
possible.