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been no disturbances of q serious character,
however.
BRUSSELS, October 3l.-The King of Bel
gium has made donation Of $500 francs for
the Chicago relief fund.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Gfnhouse Burned = NIutiuy On Steamer
| Mary yBeyd-Eaterprise Insurance Csm-
pany SsspendeA-Tassery Boiler Ex-
| ploston-Seizure Of Canada Cattle
| small.Pox IN PhiladeIphia- -Maryland 4
| Jockey Club Races. -
| MEMPHIS, October 3l.-The giuhouse of
G. L. Blythe, at Horn Lake, Mississippi,
burned yesterday with fifteen bales of cot
ton. Loss $1,000.
The crew OF the steamboat Mary Boyd
attacked the mate here yesterday morning
and, but tor the prompt arrival of the po-
| lice, would have murdered him. During
the difficulty the mate shot one of the party,
wOunding him severely. Several OF the
mutineers were arrested, but the ringleaders
escaped.
PHILADELPHIA, October 3l.-The Enter
prise Insurance Company has suspended.
The following is the report of the board
of health:
Smallpox cases for the week, 556; year,
le4'; deaths last week. s.; deaths tor the
year, 24.
CONCORD, N. H., October 3l.-Eighteen
hundred sheep and six horses, from Canada.
were seized here to-day for underyaluatiOn.
OswEGO, October 3l.-An old tannery
boiler exploded. One killed and several
hurt.
BALTIMORE; October 81; - Maryland
Jockey Club Races-PimlicO course
Fourth day:
FIRST Race-Hurdle handicap, for all ages;
two miles over eight hurdles; $500 to the
first horse, 500 to the second. Won by
Dick jackson. Time: All.
Second R0ce-Central stakes, for two
year-Olds; one mile; $50 entrance, p. D.;
club to add $500. Won by Mcdaniel &
Co:s ch. c. Joe Daniels, by imported Aus
tralian. out of Dolly Carter, by imported
Glencoe. Time: 1:5414.
Third Race-Consolstio purse, $500; for
all horses Of all ages beaten during the
meeting; one and half miles. Won BY
Alvoy. Time-2:49h.
Fourth Race-Handicap purse, $1,000; for
all ages that have run during the meeting;
two-mile heats; $500 to first horse, $500 to
second horse, 500 to third horse.
T. B. e. w. r. Davis b. b. Allie Hunt,
five years old, by Vandal, dam Nora
Creana, won the first heat.
w. K. BabcOck's ch. c. Conductor, by inn
ported Australian, dam Nettie Wiley, won
the second and third heats. Time-3:50h,
3:5lA, 4:O2A.
The track was heavy.
BOsTON, October 3l.-The United States
steam frigate Franklin, which has been sta
toned in European waters for some time
past as the flagship of the squadron, ar
rived at this port today. She encountered
heavy gales during the entire passage
across the Atlantic, and was compelled to
put into Halifax for coal.
CHARLESTON, October 3l.-There were
two deaths from yellow fever to-day.
Weather Report.
WAR DHPARfnsH1,>
Washington. e oefoSer 'e5 81 s'EHa ST. Sis 30
SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST rwExrY-FouR HOURS.
The high barometer which existed Mon
day evening ON the Atlantic coast has
fallen, with easterly winds and increasing
cloudiness on the south Atlantic, and south
erly winds on the middle and east Atlantic
coast. The low barometer in Texas has
moved northeast into Indiana, with north
westerly winds and falling temperature in
from Arkansas to Ohio, nOrtheastly winds
On Lake Erie, and brisk northerly winds on
Lake Michigan. The barometer continues
high, with clear weather, in Minnesota.
The temperature has risen in the middle
and south Atlantic, but is fallen or station
ary elsewhere.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably continue to
all on the Atlantic coast, with southeast
srly winds and cloudy weather and rain on
Wednesday from New England to North
Carolina. Rising barometer with westerly
Winds on the gulf coast The low pressure
n Indiana will probably move northeast
ward, with easterly winds veering to south
md southwest on Lake Erie, and north
asterly winds backing to the northwest on
lake Michigan. Cloudy and rainy weather
continues on the lower lakes, and clearing
Weather on Wednesday succeed to the rain
II to. night on the upper lakes. Cautionary
ignals are ordered for Chicago, Milwaukee
md Grand Haven, and continue this eve
ling at Detroit, Toledo and Cleveland.
River lntelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, October 81, 6 P. M.-Ba-
ometer 1910. Wind northeast and fresh.
Arrived: Brig Lizzie NJ. Merrill, Call, mas
er, fourteen days from New York, with .
General cargo to George w. Hynscn 4 Co.
10 departures.
)ceanus at 12 NJ; Natchez. at p. N.
PASSED up: Tom Jasper, at 10 last night;
belfast, at 3 A: NJ, today. River falling.
Weather cool and cloudy.
ST.. LOUIS, October 3l.-Arrived: H. NJ.
'hreve. P. w. Strader from vicksburg,
;ity Of Quincy from New Orleans, Noun
aineer from Memphis. River rising slowly.
Rain fell here most Of last night and part
# M:a to-day, also 0alo1s aiops the upper rivers.
nd COOL River swelling. Passed up: City
+ Alton. Passed down: Mary E. Forsythe.
CINCINNATI, October 3l.-River three feet
our inches in the channel. 1t has been
aiming at intervals all day.
LOUISVILLE, October 3l.-River has risen
ne inch and is rising slowly; two feet at
he head of the canal, twelve inches in the
hute. 1t has been raining all day and still
ontinues.
EVANSVILLE, October 3l.-The weather
Loudly; raining all day and now turning
older. River stationary
CAIRO, October 3l.-Arrivals and de-
artures: Glencoe, from New Orleans, for
t. Louis, 10 P. NJ; Mollie Ragan, from
Iemphis, for Cairo, 8 A. NJ; Susie Silver,
rom New Orleans, for St. Louis, 10 A. M;
5. Merrill cleared for New Orleans at l
;. NJ: Commonwealth, from St. Louis, for
lew Orleans, 2 p. NJ. St. Joseph, from St.
'ouis, for Memphis. The river has fallen
wO inches. There was a light rain all the
9renoon. Weather cloudy. Thermometer
90
MARKETS.