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ST. LOUIS.


ST. LoUl, November ,l9-The loss BY
the burning OF the pork packing house Of
John J. Roe & Co, laat might, was be.
tween SIPS, 900 and S160, 900. insurance
on the stock $t2S ,000, ind on the build.
tngs $65, 900, divided % tollowS: Liver.
pool, London, g, Globe, $40 900; Ianca.
shire; $4,000; North Bfitish, 5000;
Home, New York, $4,000; Loriliard,
10000; United States, 81 Lodit, GO 600;
Marine, 81, Louis, $l5, 900; Home, Mutual
and Mound City, ST. Louis, each $4,000
A large three story building, containing
1900 hams, on the soute aide Of Convent
street, was sayed by the exertlons Of The
fremen. The firm has arranged to pro.
coed with their business at once, and wiz
ill all contracts made. g'tNJO n ~
While large safe In the Office Of the
Grover q BSEer Sewing Machine office
was being moved, o!5day, one corner Of Il
passed over 1 weak spot Ii the floor and
sunk through, and the safe toppled over
and pinned Mike MsYher, who was
assisting In the work, to the wall Of the
room, breaking his back and six ribs
He !! was released as au0u aE ssihig,s sbui
1iad In an hn,,u MI
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SPAIN.

MADRID. November 9.-Ths Ktng's
health Is improving.
During the session os the lower branch
OF Cortes yesterday, Senior Rios announc,
ed that the system Of trial by Jury would
be established In Spain before the 1st Of
December. In the same body bill has
been passed providing for q government
loan TO the new mortgage bank.
In the Senate Senior Rivers presented a
number Of petitions praying for the
emancipation Of all the slaves held In
Spanish dominions.
A Cabinet meeting was held yesterday,
az which the present condition OF Catal-
lonta was under consideration.
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i4sI.o.oo. F.ma
Grand Eucampment OF Indiana,

. Grand Epcampment of Indiana.
z G1NpiAsAroIs, ] November, lSEThe
Grand Eucampment ol Indiana !. o. o. F.
met In this city to-day In Its regular an.
nual convention. The reports OF the
grand officers showath branch of the
order 10 be in the most encouraging con.
dItion. Past Grand Representative
Schuyler Colfax Ras present and address.
ed the Gtana EnCampnent In q short
speech, nwhichs hS referred to the rap.
Id growth Of the order In Indiana since
no became a member OF the Grand En-
campment twenty-five years ago. The
Grand Lodge oI the same order will con.
vene to morrow morning. ~.
A complimentary dinner was given to
Gen. W. b. b. Terrell, Third Assistant
Postmaster General, by his personal
friends'in this city, this afternoon.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST, LoUrS, November l9.-supavIStDe
Architect Mnllet hRs been here seyeFd
days examining quGrries in this vicinity,
with q view OF determining what Stone
shall hc used in the construction Of he
new custom house here. he left last
night Tor Washington, and viii report lie
result OF his observations.
The report last night that John Ken
1ard died OF smallpox was 4 mistake. His
disease was typhoid pneumonia.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 1S.-MAuy Of the
police having expressed their indignation
at the suspension OF eighty members for
insubordinstiou, some two hundred more
were suspended today. Iusubordiuallon
Is spreading, and 1t is feared further suS.
pensions will be necessary. There Is
some excitement in consequence Of the
unguarded condition Of the streets. The
Strand was without police at II o'clock
this morning. ,l,
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MEMPHIS.

MRStfHIs, November 1o.-Henry Bel.
mont, one Of the garrotets who robbed
James Speed, some weeks sgo, on Madi.
son street. was brought here to-day by
Chlet Of Police Edwards, Of Vicksburg,
under regulation from Gov, Brown, aud
committed tor trial. '
stablemen here differ as TO whether the
eplzootic has reached here, but about 100
horses In different stables are suffering
from a similar disease. though as yet i
has not assumed - dangerous form
Some stables have closed IN order to take
care Of their horses. GigTE ~ a.
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II 2"
TEE NEOs reports that several deaths
from eplzootIc Have occurred at Cumber.
land. The greatest fatality Is among the
mules, one man loaing seven. The Ntns
says: ~ashasa' gupD-s.
lnvleW OF the mild form In which the
disease appears, their owners do not think
that work will hurt them. One gentle
man, however, informs Us that he yester.
day put TO work one Of his horses, which
seemed least affected by the distemper,
but before the animal had been to work
Tor ten minutes he dropped to the ground
from weakness. he was returned to his
stable and will not be worked again until
bis owner Is quite sure that he has fully
FecOvered.l tIRN
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\ Bad Accident on Ine o. &. II.
Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, November l9.-rhis morn.
ing At Deputy, Indiana, thirty.eight miles
from this city, the morning train from
Cincinnati, on the Ohio q Mississippi
Railroad, committing Of the engine, bag.
gage car and two passenger cars, stopped
to take water, when q freight train ran
into the rear, telescoping the two passen.
ger coaches and almost demolishIng them.
Conductor Blackstone, OF the passenger
train, saw the freight train coming and
warned the passengers, most Of whom
jumped out; but the women seemed par.
alyZed with lear. Mrs. 3. Z. Foote, wife
oil an insurance agent here, and her child
were bruised and cut badly, but not dan.
gerously. Mrs. McQuade, oil Nashville,
had her Hkull fractured and was badly
bruised, and Is not expected 10 recover.
Mrs. Edwards, of this city, and child
were badly injured. Physicians were at
the depot and prompt attention was paid
to the wounded, who were brought in on
the baggage car The wrecked cars
caught fire from the stoves, butthe flames
were extinguished by the train hands
Late tonight Mrs. McQuads's condition
was not improved. .,,r. s.,1
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Lynch Law IN Missouri.

ST. Louis. November l9.-The Rspu6-
hean learns BY private adyices that q Wig.
Nance eommtttes has been organised In
Lafayette COUNTY, this State, for the pur-
posed lynehihg Cor Turner, who shot
and killed Ne, Groves, few days ago,
for an alleged libello1s pabilcation. The
Sheriff called. on The! citizens 70 assist him
In tic preserving ofpeacs, A number Of
whom responded, and TurnerawAs pro
'tected. Since then the visilants have
notified the citizens who aided the Sheriff
10 leave the county, and they have deem
edit axpedtAnt 70 do %, ~
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Kansas and Indian Territory,

TOPEKA, Ia, November 1e-Wm. ii.
Ross has been elected Chief Of the Oh heTo.
kee Nation Indians Ia place 6f Lewla
Downing, deceased. ET
Dispatches from the end fthe Atchi.
son, Topeka & santa Fe railroad, on the
the western line Of the State, say the
buhalo are 50 thick that trains cannot be
run with safety. They are crossing the
track by hundreds Of Thousands making
their way south. Z *, =. Z ", -9A Q2a = I
The Kansas Bank Association 4 Ia ia.
sion here, and has memoraliEed The LEI.
iGlature for several important chaneeB 4
the lAx lava. I
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} 5 NEW oRIR4SsI7 J

The Election Count Complication.
NEW ORLEANS, November 10.-1n III
p. 8. District Court, tho. case Of Kellorp
q. Warmoth Gt al, was continued until
Friday, upon the aifidAvit Of Kellogg, stat.
ing IN effect that Gov. Mammoth and hla
returning Board, disregard the injunction
2! the Court In this city. A motion W.
granted qqtring to- show cauSe on ri
day, why they should not be Punished foI
eontempl. IN
The case OF iHerrop %. Wharton 1t, AZ
before the Eighth District C6urtI II DO
gFeSsing. J. The afldavits ID ithls casS nrt
numerous and contradicting. l
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TEE Washington StGs thinks it more
thAn probable that the pressure Of public
business will REQUIRE the revival Of The
law for The Meeting OF Congress on
March 4th. 1t will hardly be possible for
Congress to get through With the mass Of
work before it 10 session Of six weeks,
ShIch, deducting the holidays, Is about
al the working time that can be counted
upon during the winter. .a.. u. ~
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PrTrBuRoH. November lO.-RIyer a
showing, '-'f
LouIsvTLLE, November 10 River fan.
log slowly; 4 leet 0 inches In canal. And
3 ieet 8 inches IN chute. Weather cloudv
and chilly. No business. The new locks
will be impassAble for ten or aftsen dsyI,
CAIRO, Novemb;r l9.-Rlver risen s
inches light. Weather rainy and cool,
CIEcINNATT, November l9.-Rivet 8
feet 3 inches and falling. s,Ff -
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NEW PAPER-A little paper called the
Weekly, has been started at Parkstsburs.
1t Is issued, the editor says. "merely for
Iun, or asAn experiment" and viii cOntln.
us or not according to the support given
It Editors and publishers remain iaeog.
But Ii they find any FUN In tue pub.
II'hIug busiuess.thsIr experience will be a
happy exception to the average luck Of
!hs craft About the best thing we lind
ln the present issue Is the following 3, /,
"The Presidential election Is over, and
Il Horace Greeley can stand Il, we see no
reason why the rest Of US should not be
satisfied. s.sr H..
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CINCINNATI.

CNcrNNAIr, November l9.-About $50
delegates osthe National Baptist Trien-
NAL sabbath School Convention arrived
tonight, The Convention meets to,mor.
row. They represent the various partl
Of the United States. ~
A Especial to the GGset1 from Circleville
says that Jesse Fund, q sport OF that
place, was stabbed to the heart and killed
last night BY his mhtress, Alice Moore
at her house. The murderess was to day
held to answer for murder In tho frat
degree, ~ .,...l. ..-0l - :
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PREsIpEETg GRANT wins golden Opins
lous from all sorts Of people" for bis ac.
lion in behalf Of civil service reform In
Connection Rilhsthe. POstmastershipa.ol a.ol
Philadelphia Republican, Independent,
Liberal and Democratic papers praise him
Alike for his course: Only a few spoIls.
men grumble, -. ra. ...5.l
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Arbitrary U. s. lIarshals iRehuIssd.

NS- ~ @@-SAAsS%NAA -SASAAAAGAA
WASHINGTON, November 10.-The U
8. Marshal at New Orleans made ap.
plication "a, the President by telegraph,
on Saturday last, Tor troops to aid him In
arresting certain persons who were con.
spring againat the election laws, and who
maniiested an lntentian to resist the Fed.
eral authorities The President promptly
refused to comply, deeming such action
entirely unnecessary, o especially, when
there was no information that tho civil
authorities were powerless to execute the
laws and punish those who attempt Ito
violate them. sistgfIts e, Il
The action OF the o. 8. Marshal In Ala.
bama, In Arresllng Democratic members
Of the Legislature for alleged violation Of
the election laws, and carrying them ITO
Mobile, TO prevent q quorum or the
Legislature, Is severely condemned here
by the Administration as unwise, unne.
ceSsary and perhspa illegal. II tho &C..
count of the affair photographed North
is correct tho Matshal who made tie
Arrests willrecefTS 4 severe teprinand; if
not the greater punishment o. being dis
missed from Office. Such Is the expressed
view Of Attorney General Williams. o "
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Tho speakershtp.. W heeIInr SOMA

OukN
To tho Editors oiths IltOIligrneer.
Last winter our fsllow.towusman r a
Barr was prominently mentioned IN con.
nectiou with the Speakerahlp Of The HouSe
OF Delegates. At fra, ! learn, Mr. B raiher
inclined 10 bG o candidate, but, being an.
pealed TO by W, W. Miller, and oihers
who favored the removal Of tie ConItitu.
ttonsl Convention (then about to com.
mencstt labors) from Charleston 10 Wheel!
Ing, he promptly forbade the use Of his
name In that connection. Wm, W, MI.
Ter, Esq it is said, has been elected Spesk.
O. Of the present Htue, the rssult no
doubt Of Q complete "sell" on his dart OF
WheeliDgs interest "sweeIr William
and his friend Baker started The capital
removal business Some weeks ago 10 thIs
city for no other purpose than 70 secure
this result William and the OleTk of
The House can certify the PrIuter'S blIo.
and then, you know, Sweet" William
Will appoint the committees, and Baker.
Walker q Co. will be white-WsShed: -
d. lhl '.W tSOB EKyRR
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( NAToHzg, November 10 The insugu
raj meeting ol the NatcheE Jockey Club
commenced today. The frat race was a
hurdle. two miles, and was won by VII
lage Blacksmith, beating Tom Corbilt
half head, with Pelham at the ftth
hurdle, Time, 4 minutes. h., ,I. -
The second race was mile heats. Eve.
lima MAbry 9, ~; Tom LeatherS is, Q;
Regulator 4. 8, Withdrawn; Templer 8, 8,
dis!anced; Ruins distanced. Time, l:ls9,
Las and l62raug ~, ga.tr 10
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Lato,t Experiment. With Flro Arms.

LoursvntE, November lo.--D. A. San.
Eedas, . clerk, this evening struck at a
dog crouchipg under the steps Of bis resi-.
dence with the but Of Q gun. The ham.
meF Of the gun struck stone step and
discharged the gun, lodging q load oi
duck shot 10 the young mans breast. He
ran twenty or thirty steps exclsimipp,
I'm shotE and fell dead on the pave.
ment ..ah bn. n. .Lt---. n q -
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COnVentlOn Of Carriage Butlders.

New YoRK, November 10 "A conveu.
lion Of catriage builders was held 10 day
In tina city. Representatives were pres.
ent from nearly every State In the Union
Bon. Charles q. Kimball, Of Porllaud,
Ne, was elected President Mr.. Kimbsl
In An address stated .rthAt 800, 900 900
were embarked o 10 lIhe trade and about
10000 operaives employed.
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Counterfeit Railroad Bond coupOn,.

New YoRK, November 1O.-The dis
coyery has been made that counterfeits
coupons OF Union Pacific Railroad bonds
are In circulation, and an investigation Is
being made 10 ascertain II tue bonds
have been counterielted. A BroSd street
Arm, deceived BY the artistic excellence
OF the eoantereit coupons, paid them on
presentation. s.htn,7 H
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"civil Service Reforn'' 30 be At-

tNEwl YoRK, November ia TEmes
WashlDgton special says there are indica.
tons Ola sharp attack In Congress on
the new. civil service appointment ma.
chinery, and adds that the election has
made the friends Of the measure stronger
than ever, and they have an advantage
ot,an appeal to the platform on which tie
party triumphed.
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T'HE iull official vote ot Pennsylvania
.hOws that GRANT's majority reached
1878 Yet his vote was s,sOs smaller
than HARTRGNTTs In October, while
GRERLETs vote was 1O5aS9 less than
BuekALEW'A. - ----- -.
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'r-Downing, the conductor Of the freight
train which collided with the passeneer
train at Pitislord, resulting In The loSS OF
life, was acquitted Of the charge Of man
slaughter ID The fourth degree at Roch.
esteF, New York, yesterday. The Iury
found him defcisnt In ability and judS.
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Qarns West ViteinlG IsgiSlaturs meets
tomorrow. As q large majority Of our
people seemagreed upon upon the necesB-
ity Of removing the capital to more 90.
cessible and conyenient place. y y hoped
not m houEWill .be lot % Rceomp mptRhlng
that object. Let the Legislature choose
Pdfkefburg; they WIN A6s heartily wei.
coined there.-FdFkSrt6Wrp 1Smss QdSstts,
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ruE Lewis and BraxtOn county mem.
,sr, Of the Legislature started 70 Charles.
Ton on thesth. ThatalIowed them eleven
l.ys for the journey. They could have
zone 10 Pugets Sound inthe same time.
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A SteaImrshlp WI,,tn,

Nav YoRK, November l9.-NoLhlpg
.has yet been beard, from the Pacific NAL
steamship Arizona, fourteen days over.
due. The company and officers proless
10 have confidence that sheiS struggl,pg
toward San Francisco under sail,
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TAG big hog belonging tosMr. JHcoB
sSlDER, Of Cumberland, and recentlV de-
.cribod Ia our columns, hAs beea sold to
butcher and found to weigh ] ,2o2F lbS,
.s certified by the city Westminster. ~
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PHrLApELfHtA, November I0.-RiSbel
& Lincoln's bedstead factory In Brown
street, neaf Fourth, was buried thts aitef.
noon. Los $so. 900 70 $50 900. The prem.
ises occupied by B, D. Kelly, Sas6 and
door manufacturer, was also destroy cd,
causing losS OF $4,000.
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The hhsIDbfiai Diamond Business tu COLORADO. il

DENVER, Col, November 19.-The
Denver Diamond Company perfected an
organization to day. The company rep.
reseuts leading citizens and capitalists,
and claims to have prospectors out, from
whom they received reports which Iustity
d thorough organization and the pfoyid.
Ing Of large working capital. Ii Is said
extensive operations VIII be commenced
as soon as the weather permits.
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TN Democratic and Liberal pOW-wow
st Columbus, Ohio, was q complete lail
ure, the State Journal says, 80 far as 1t had
Tor Its object the consolidation Of the Op.
position forces. The fact Is, the coali.
tOnisU have undertaken to rebuild their
demolished side.show about four years too
'OOu. 1t won't pay expenses to run 1t
between this and the next Presidential
Election. II --..t s-,T ...-g. 80. d
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CHARLESTON;
Assembling OF the Legislature =.
Wheeling, Carries OF The SPEAK. :
: g u erHhip Again; 9gEf
The Lion aud the Lamb Lie Dow
I eNnwaNkaH

The Lion aud the Lamb Lie Down
Together.
Special Dtspatch TO the Intdlllsenesr. IT 10
CHARLESTON, November 1s.-The Leg.
stature assembled to day, D, D. John
son was elected President of the Senate,
W. W. Miller Speaker Of tue House;
Miller, OF Cabell, Clerk OF the Senate;
Peyton, Of Kanswha, Clerk Pf the House;
CLARK, Sergeant alarms Of the Senate,
and Horner Of the House. Perfect har.
mony prevailed IN the organization OF
both houses. Jacob and Camden men
used loylnglyagfR CIV. ,
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QrEENsTowN, November iO.-The
S!eaInets Spain and PArthia, from New
York, have arrived.
MoVILLE, November 19.-The steamer
California, from New York, has arrived.
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African Exploration Proposed By
the Berlin GeoEFaDhIeai SocIetv,

NEW YoRE, November 19--The Ber.
lin Geographical Society has resolved 10
establish a'permanent German committee
for the exploration Of Central Africa,
taking for q base the west coast from
sbeut hve degrees Dorth 10 six degrees
south latitude, on the mouth oi the Con.
go river. Other German geographical
societies and the several German govern
menta are expected to co operate by con.
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dktgtste'lliae,.n:flIIle:r /. q !

A DAUGHTER Of Rev. SAMUEL CLAW.
~, The noted preacher, Is said 10 be
aopelessly insane. 40. FL -,
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Accident on the L, 4 C. Short Line


Railroad, -||" M
CNcrNNATr, Nov. 19.-Two freight
trains on the L. go. Short Line railroad
running out Of time, came in collision
yesterday afternoon near Verona, abou,
thirty miles from Covlngton. One loco
motive was totally demolished and the
other materially damaged; the freig ht can
were smashed and tho freight damaged
Estimated loss $4,000, Three men were
slightly injured. @
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Illinois Female College at Jacltson.
vile Burned,

81. LouD, November 1O.-The Illinois
Female College Ut Jacksonville, Ills, be.
longing 10 the Illinois Conference OF the
Methodist Church, was burned last night.
Loss on building about $4,000; insured
tor SS5I 600 il the following companies :,
North British $4,000; Loudon, Liver.
pool and Globe, $4,000; North Amer
lean, Of Philadelphia, 5000; E,ua.
5000; Hartford, $1,000; Home, New
York, $1,000. Prot DemOlte, President
Of the College, lost about 5000 worth of
furniture, &c, which was Insured. About
sixty young ladies we're in the college OF
the time, ali Of whom escaped and saved
their wardrobes and books. The students
are provided with comfortable quaftera.
This Is the third time that this college
has been burned In nine years. Several
persons were severely Injured while en-
deavoring 10 save the building.
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ANOTHER INSTITUTION, FIRED

CHICAGO, November is.-ThsSloss BY
the burning ofiths 1lIiu6is Female College,
at Jacksonville last night Is not over forty
thousand dollars. One wing Of the build.
ing was saved. The Female Orphans
Home In Jacksonville was discovered to
be on fire early this morning, bit was
exiihguiShed betore much damage was
done. Both these fires are believed to be
the work Of an iucendiary.
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COKE, -GOKEELC COKE,
Manchester Coal Works, TX
KIMBERLY 1 CO. ..-s ...

For either Coal, Slack, Nut Coal or ocks. Ie.v.
ofdete q ofiee, hs Js.SMYTH'B oRouRRY,
corner hsSAet ana Qnipey stIScta, Tr1N
Our Coke Il bntnt by o6fSSitOl, n NV 0yvnA
e9Itt the hest and mOtt AppruFSa amnnnGF,
puIpaSGS. = ~ Isl 81 sff14 35sfl
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.lS@sGher RsapoOrt.
,eHoBARIITrrRs,

Wan DEPARTMENT,
OPRICA sOPrlE CHIET GTgNAL OHYiaEA.
WAsHNGTbE, DC, November 10, ,-TsO ~.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
El.sia.IrsiT : tls IatssIiIs tslIiI 81
ES-2 $U-A WI 81

(By tho Western Uniou Line,
once Northwest COT. Of Main and Monroe GtS)
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Rochester, furnishes the Dsmosrat ol tha.
city the following, which he calls an
epizootc: u think II cannot properly. be
regarded as o now disease. It's clearly q
form OF influenza that has occurred ire.
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