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Raid on Countcrieitcrs Near Kansas
CITY.

ST. LOUIS, Nov CA countcrieiters'
den few miles from Kansas City was
broken up on Saturday, and j. O'lIeilly,
and Tom Ballard arrested. Henry Cole
and Joshua D. Myers, the latter the leader
Of the gang, were also captured, but escap.
cd while the officers were examining the
miners house. The articles captured are
a one thousand dollar national bank note
plate, one two dollar national bank note
plate, two ten dollar national bank plates,
four sets Of fifty cent plates, two sets Of
engravers' tools, ten transfer rolls and bed
pieces, two transfer and five printing
presses, $500 in counterfeit bills, and a
quantity Of fibre paper, the same rs used
by the Government,
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, November 6.-Means are TO b(
taken for preventing future difficulties be
tween the Prussian soldiers and The
French inhabitants.
NEW YORK, Nov. GA letter from
Paris says that meeting held to procure
means to aid Chicago, which was con-
vened by Minister Washburno, was largely
attended by the American residents in
Paris, there being many English pres.
ent as well. MIR. Washburne, in his speech
said "ChicagO Is the home of u p0pula.
ton distinguished tho world over tor It's
energy, its enterprise, its public spirit, its
intelligence, Its patriotism. They are a
great people, but greater. than ever In the ftl-
ture, for they shall rise above their misfor.
tune, and the waters OF the magnifce mt
lake that lave the shores of the burning
city shall never sing its requiem, for 1t
shall rise phoenix like from its ashes 10
challenge the wonder and admiration OF
tho world. The great calamity makes all
nations kin, Our suffering Countrymen
will have the sympathies OF the people OF
all nations. Though the people paint
the sutferings from the disaster as ter.
rible, we will have their warm
sympathy be manifested according 10
the measure of their ability in substan
tlal way. The great generous heart Of
England has been reused, and large sub.
scriptions have been made all over the
United Kingdom"
Various gentlemen spoke in behalf of
relief movements. Among others, Mr.
Tucker, Of Georgia, said he was glad, as
a representative OF the South to take part
in a meeting which Is the object of so
praiseworthy purpose lie was sure that
the South would be rs ready as the North
In giving to the suffering. Francis Cor.
bin, of Virginia, also spoke to the same pur.
pose. Thirty thousand dollars was sub.
scribed at the meeting.
NJ. COchinS Prefect Of the Department
of the Seine, has issued circular an.
nouncing the formation OF relief com.
mittee, asking subscriptions, and stating
that France, though poor, desired to give
proof of her lraternal sympathles in return
for what the the inhabitants Of the United
States had done for the French misfnr-
tunes.
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A NEW York despatch to tie Cincin-
natl Tines, Chronicle says the holders Of
Cleveland and Pitsburg, whose stock was
borrowed Just before the recent sudden
closing Of the books, intend disputing the
fulhllment Of the lease to the Pennsyl.
vania Central, for the reason that II guar.
antces only ten per cent dividend, when
the rpdi capable Of earning much more.
The point will be made that the lease
must he ratified by a majority Of stock
holders as they sliall stand on reclosing
the books after the reopening Of the books
for the special election. An INDUCTION
will be sought TO prevent the consumma.
ton OF the lease without such prelimin.
atV action. ..
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. O.-ThC immigration
returns at the port Of Liverpool ior the
month oil October show o total Of 14,203
departures for the United States. The
subscriptions at the Mansion House for
tho benefit OF Chicago amount this A. NJ,
to e47,SO0.
The British expedition for tho observa.
tion of the total eclipse of tho sun on the
1lth of December, has arrived at tho
Island of Malta.
j. s. Morgan & Co., have remitted two
hundred pounds sterling, received from
Grecnock, for the sufferers by tho forest
fires in Michigan and Wisconsin.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 0.-Arrived, the
steamers Scotia, Parthia, Colorado and
City of Antwerp, from New York. =,
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The West Va. Election.--What They
Think OF Us Abroad--.CatalOgued
With Texas and N. Y. City.

from tho Cincinnati Gazette.
The returns from West Virginia indi.
cate o Democratic victory. Thatsuch Is the
opinion OF the editor oil the West Virginia
Courier, we Judge, from the TACT that he
adorns the heads Of nine columns with as
many lusty fowls, that evidently think
"tIe cacklc Of their rustic burgh the mur.
mer oil the world" The official returns
are net in yet, but the ableSbodicd editor,
in his summary Of probabilities, remarks
that the Democratic ajOrity In the State
will reach 10000; that only one liepubll-
can has been elected 10 the State Senate,
thus making the new Senate stand 19
Democrats 10 4 Republicans; that the
House will stand At Democrats too Re.
puhliCans; that In the Convention the
Democrats will have G7 and the Republi.
cans II. West Virginia will evidently
have to be put in the same category us
Texas and New York City. Its little
dlscouraging to one who entortains n
serene confidence in tho doctrine Of human
prnlress "Itf .f.|.H' IilN
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,aa
lures .........,..,.........''' $0L|O'
SuppOsca subscription by this city oI
$20O,0O0 in twenty year bonds at Z or
per cent, u sinking fund to redeem these
bonds and pay the interest on them would
not exceed $4,000 per annum, leaving
$l7,202 TO be applied to the use Of the
city. This statement Is on the supposltion
thnt the road will not prove paying one.
But does any sane person for an instant
doubt It's paying, or suppose that this city
will be called on to pay interest or prlnci.
pal out OF the general funds Of tho city,
after the first two or three years the road
Is in operatiOnI ~
II this calculation Is correct land the
figures Tor 1t arc taken from the City
Clerks book any one can see that 1t Is
entirely within the Citys power to make
the subscription without increasing taxa.
tiOn n single penny, and still leave a larger
amount in the hands ot, tho council for
general city purposes by $4,000 than
ever before.
Would 1t be Just to our CITY or our.
selves, Mr.. Editor, to opermit an opportun.
ity like this to go through our hands with.
out any effort to secure it2 A city Of
$4,000 inhabitants, with $l3,0OO,00O Of
taxablC property, an income Of 100000,
and only 100000 OF Indebtedness, and
that provided for out Of our income, not
able and willing TO make subscription
of 100000 TO one OF the most, gS'0t al
t0geihcr the most, important railway lines
ever projected here, IS simply M absurd.
ity, and that, too, tch0n il don't increase
tipdiion Il dHgs cent WHEELING.
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AN old lady, Mary Jackson, died re.
Gently at Dayton, Ohio, who, II Is stated
on reliable authority, has attained the re-
matkablc ugo Of one hundred and nineteen
years. She was admitted to tho county
Inarmary October go, 1887, and her age
at that time was registered at eighty.flve
years. Until within the last three weeks
she was able TO walk about the place, and
was Sremarkably active for so aged a per.
SON. She had attained her second sight,
and was able TO see her last days without
glasses. lie health had been remarkably
good, and there was no indication Of dis.
ease to the last, her life going out like a
candle burned to the socket. She had
been heard to say that her maiden name
was Polly Mount, and that shO was born
IN New York, but no Information could
he obtained from her as 10 whether she
had any friends or relations living.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, November o. The
steamboat Wade Hampton, from Yicks.
burg TO New Orleans, sprung leak and
sunk opposite DOnaldsonville this morn
Ing. No lives were lost, Cargo: 1860
bales Of cotton; 90 hugslleads Ot sugar.
100 barrels OF molasses; $500 sacks of
cotton seed. Most Of the cargo will be
saved in damaged condition. The boat
may be raised. She was valued ut &c.,
600, and was insured in Western and
Northern offices for $4,000.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Whaling Fleet Disaster-.ThG
Domestic Relations OF Joaquin
Miller.
SAN Francisco, November 0.-The
disaster 10 the whaling fleet was fully pre-
dicted by the Esquimaux, but no atten.
tion was paid TO their warning. The Es'
quimaux were boarding the ships and car
rying of everything Of value.
DR.. Woodbridge, surgeon of the Moses
Taylor, died on tho [eturn voyage from
Honolulu.
The wife of Joaquin Miller publishes q
lengthy letter in Oregon asking her fellow
citizens to welcome him as poet and a
man Of genius, and giving her version of
their difficulties, and implying severe cen.
sure for his abandonment and neglect of
his wife and children.
Tho San Francisco wood preserving
works has been burned, Loss $4,000.
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What Happened to a Party of Indi.
ana Coon Hunters.

CntcAuo, Nov. CA party Of men
living near Inwood, Indiana, went out
coon hunting Saturday night, and while
returning home nj late hour, three Of
the party sat downion the railroad track
to await the arrival Of the rest Of the
party. They very soon fell asleep. An
Express train soon came along. 1t struck
John Grear and threw him sixty
feet, causing his instantaneous death.
Robbins was badly hurt, but 1t Is hoped
not intally ThGolher was unhurt.
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Death OF n Prominent Rniltoad
MntI.

FoKr WAYNE, IND, November o.
Wm. Madlng, for eleven years master car
builder and car inspector for the Pitts.
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad
died at his residence in this city to-day Of
typhoid lever. Hehas been member OI
the town council for n number of years
and held prominent position among the
leading men Of the city. The city build.
ings, railroad shops md offices arc draped
in mourning. Ills remains will be taken
to Alleghany City, Pennsylvania, Wcdnes
day for interment.
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A Washington dispatch to the Cincln.
natl Gazette says the Senate Finance Com.
mittec will meet next Tuesday to COM
pare views upon the questions Of the re-
duction Of the tariff and internal revenue
taxes as submitted by resolution Of the
Senate shortly before adjournment, 1t Is
believed the committee will be able to
plan for q reduction Of taxes to the
amount Of nearly one hundred millions.
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The Chief Clerk OF the Pension Office
to be Investigated. Z

NEW York, Nov. GA Washington
dispatch to the Herald, says the doings oI
Chief Clerk Johns, of The Pension Office
Of the Interior Department, will be inves.
tigated by Congress. One Of the schtrnes
in which Johns Is concerned, was the
leasing Of the Seaton Hotel, which was
secured for ten years at ten thousaud q
year, for pension office purposes, and on
the rental Of which, II Is alleged, large
per Centage was paid to the committee on
The subject of which Johns was n mem.
hpr
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Omaha LlhtnrK. Dtnwlnr.

OMAHA, November O.-Thc Omaha
library Drawing has commenced, and an
immense crowd are present. Universal
satisfaction prevails. Colonel Patrick,
President Of the Board Of Trade, Is pre-
siding. Tickets are selling nj $40. Gen
Strickland, President ofthe Constitutional
Convention, addressed tho assembly. The
commissioners were sworn by the Judge
Of the police court. 4r Ml
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, Nov. O.
The committees on roads, canals, rail.
roads and sewerage, Of the Common COun.
Gil in joint session, agreed to-day to re-
commend the Council TO vacate Rilgour
street and Egglest0n avenue, from Pearl
10 Front, for the use Of the Cincinnati
Bridge Company, and Pittsburgh, Cincin-
natl " St, Louis Railroad Company. II
the Council adopts this recommendation,
and i is believed il will, IL settles the
question between tho city and Bridge
Company and railroad, with reference to
the approaches to the bridge, and secures
all the depots now projected on q grand
scale on this side Of the river. A provisO
Is annexed that other railroads may ,use
these streets on equitable terms.
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Expected Resignation of Secretary
Fish.

New YoRK, Nov. O.-Tho Tribune re-
ports the resignation Of Secretary Fish
and says editorlally that the country has
been afflicted with rumors innumerablt
concerning the resignation of Hon. Ham.
ilton Fish, Secretary Of State. Thest
were finally crystalized into. the state
ment which VIC have to-day from Wash
ingtoh IN u shape so authentic and
trustworthy that we are compelled tt
give IL CrClenCe,
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Fire in BROOKLYN.

BRooKvlLLE, IND, November Cat
about six O'Clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered over the furnace of tho
extensive mill OF the Stewart Paper Co.,
In this place, and in very short limo the
whole building WINS In ruins Loss about
$4,000, with an insurance Of about
$4,000. 1t is supposed to have caught
from the furnace.
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Alabama & Chattanooga Railroad
IankFuDt. .lsi

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 0.-Judge
Busteed granted m order declaring the
Alabama & Chattanooga Railroad Co.
bankrupt and appointed Col. GuidTot
receiver. and designated November 21h
rs the day for the eletion Of an assignee.
Col Guldrot was heretofore custodian
ad interim, appointed by the State.
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WOODS ON FRE-Knobly mountain,
south OF this city, on the Virginia side OF
tho river, Is on fire. A large portion of
tho burning woods Is in full view OF the
city, and last night the streaks of fire,
stretching along the mountain side, with
dense volumes of smoke rolling above,
presented n beautiful sight.-CuMberland
NeHS Monday.
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BOSTON.

BosToN, Nov. 0-The news Of tho dis
aster TO the whaling fleet has advanced
whale oil from sixty cents TO one dollar
per gallon. The Boston insurance offices
had little, ifany, risks, but the New Bed
ford offices lose one million.
Martin Van Klick, aged II years, has
been arrested on suspicion ofhaving stolen
$4,000 worth Of jewelry from his father in
Brooklyn. i' l-h.' '..'''. }
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GAME,-The abundance of pheasants
and turkles in surrounding regions this
season is a subject oil general remark.
Our markets have been better supplied
with these birds this fall than we have
ever before known.
sportsmen from the city are going out
IA hunting" every day, and they usually
return with a considerable quantity Of
game, On Saturday last Mr.. Casper
Kassin, OF this city, shot ten pheasants
and one very large wild turkey few
miles below this city-CumbtrldHd NeI0S
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4 Geneton, Cpnrrcrntlon.

FRANKLIN, PA, Nov. G.-Thc NJ. E.
Church Of this place gave Dr. Thomas
81 900 cash yesterday, in aid OF the re,
building Of the Methodist Churches OF
Chicago, and passed resolutions of sympa-
thy. TheY,wiIl, at the Erie Conference,
vote to increase tho amount 10 nt least
$4,000. IL
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SOUTH oARoL1NA.
The Raid on the Ku.Klux--The Al-
legged COrruptiOns of state OH.

The Raid on the Ku.KlnXs-The Al.
legged COrruptiOns of state OH.
GERS.
New YoRK, November G.-TbC 7ri.
GuneS special from Columbia, s. O., says:
In York county over one hundred men
have been arrested, including four ne.
groeS, and nearly rs many more volun.
tarily gave themselves up, who confessed
that they belong to the Ku.KluX Klan,
and have told the whole story of their
connection with It, In SpartanSburg
county the number Of arrests this far Is
about one hundred, many Of whom have
made confessions. The greater part Of
the men apprehended belong to tho poor
white class. The reports published in
some Of the New York newspapers Of the
arrest oil women Is untrue,as are all other
stories about the prisoners being subject
TO Cruelties or unnecessary hardships.
The World reiteratcs the report abOct
the plundering Of South Carolina by the
State officers, and says later information
shows II not only to be correct, but even
so tempered in tho interest OF truth and
Justice towards oil as TO fall far short Of
the real condition Of affairs. The World
also alleges immenSo,issues OF fraudulent
bonds by the State officers Of North
Carolina. 1t promises In few days to
give tho official figures regarding both
irauds. - aItttJvf5 '#'lL e.
The Ku Klux ATTestS--NumerouS
HnPdeFa ConfassPl.
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Anvil E1plo,lOn at NTontgomery,

MoNTGoMERY, ALA, Nov. 5.-Ata a rad.
ical gathering in Court square, tonight,
an anvil being used as n cannon exploded,
killing two men and wounding several
more or less seriously. This unfortunate
accident ended the meeting.
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TWEED says that this thing (meaning
the accumulating evidence that he has
stolen millions of the public money does
not impair his chances Of election as Sena.
tor to-day OF course not. Why should it2
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-MoOrhead's furniture factory and resi-
dence at London, Ontario, also n small
cabinet shop, were burned last night One
hundred mechanics are thrown out Of en-
p,oyment. MoorheAd's insurance Is $4O,-
900. Total loss.
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The *. *. Investigation in Alabama

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ga letter from 0
gentleman connected with tho Sub.Ku
Klux Committee, dated Livingston, Ala
Oct. 3lst, says that up to this time about
1S0 witnesses have been examined. This
county, Sumpter and Choctaw are the
worst in the State, and there Is trouble tC
procure deputies to serve subpoeuas.
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Large Land sac to a German COLONY.

A gentleman from ROane county informs
US that Ephraim Bee has recently sold
4,0OO acres OF land, near Spencer, to a
colony el Germans who contemplate di.
Vidlng It up into so acre lots. They will
cnt and ship the timber as fast as possible,
and by next season will have large
amount OF this immense tract of land un.
der cultivation, We arc also informed
that 1000 acres more in the same neigh.
boFhood has been contracted Tor.
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Reslstance OPoIIco in New Haven.

New HAVEN, Nov. 0.-While the po.
lice were arresting two roughs In the
Filth ward this evening, the officers were
attacked by the rowdlcs and their friends,
and ono officer was severely wounded
Nearly the whole police force was sum.
mOned before the arrests were made.
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A MICHIGAN doctor who was arrested
because his patient died, has been acquit.
ted on the ground that he did the best he
could, giving all tho medicine he knew the
names of.
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steamer News.

LONDON, November G.-The steamships
Denmark, Wcstphala and Ottawa have
arrived out.
New ORLEANS, November G.-Arrived
st. Louis, from Liverpool, with two
hundred emigrants,
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A MARROW GAUGB RAILROAD from
Iidc.water to Pittsburgh is said to be one
Of lhoIull formed projects soon to bo de,
VeIoped practically. Concerning who
are the otiginatop, nothing precise can
be stated at present. 1t may be said,
however, that the office isin Philadcl.
phia
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THE editor oitho Leslie (Mich,l HsEald,
maddcned by the "big apple" items going
the rounds Of tho press, unblushingy
acknowledges the receipt Of an apple
weighing one aud 0ne-half ton.
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CIRCULAR, covering bla nix powers Of
attorney, announces the terms of the
Pennsylvania Central's lease Of the Clcve.
land Il Pittsburgh road The Pennsylva.
MIA Railroad Is to pay the interest on all
the bonds Of the Pittsburgh, and guaran.
lee the stockholders Of the same seven
per cent, free Of tax, on n share capital
iorty.threc per cent greater than the pres.
ent capital. In u word, the stockholders
d the Pittsburgh receive n scrip dividend
Of fOrty.tlreo per cent. The Company
has for years past earned more than ten
per cent on Its old capital, and has dc.
Clarcd dividends Of that amount. BY the
new arrangement the stockholders will
receive seven per cent on tho increased
capital; which Is equal to ten per cent on
the old capital. The future Improvement
in the road will, Of course, be realized by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
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Mystic Park Races.

BosToN, November G.LRunning races
at Mystic Park. Selling race, purse $500,
oil ages, mile and half-NIary Louise /,
Lord Byron 2, Cardinal 3-time 2.429.
Club purse, 5000, all ages, mile heats
Tubman |, Joe Elliot 2, Gerard 3-timo
1.47t, 1,40.
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Murder of n school Teacher In Dela-
ware,

WILMINGTON, Nov. G.-Chas. Z. Wool.
sey, school teacher in Chrlstlana village,
wss killed yesterday by Stephen II. Cast.
ner, Justice Of the Peace. Castner sur.
rendered 10 the authorities.
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The Workingmen's Movement in Ger.
many

BERLIN, November CA Congress for
the consolidation OF tho Trades Unions
will be held here on the 10Th inst. A
union of all the workingmen's assOcia.
tons for cooperative purposes Is proposed.
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Mr.. BENJAMIN II. Hill, the well.
known Georgia politician, lately delivered
An address before the Alumni Society OF
the State Of Georgia which made a sensa-
ton lie came out squarGly against
slavery, and attributed to it all the evils
that have been entailed upon the South.
This was o "new departure indeed, and
all the Georgia papers are discussing it
with vehemence. Tho beginning and end
Ofmost Of their arguments Is that Mr..
IlDl ais an abolitionist "a terrible
thrust, which used to annihllate whole
squadrons, Mr.. Hills language is that
slavery affected, and most delcterlously
Affected, the southern States and people,
in general, in scientific, physical and edu.
catiOnal progress, and especially in mate
rial and commercial development, and as
a consequence delayed their growth In
wealth, population and physical power"
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TvEUDs district, which gives twenty
thousand Democratic majority, Is pro.
nounccd by the New York World as the
most loalhsoms political scab in the
United States"