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EPHEMfRAL AUTHORS.


4 New York correspondent writes TO
the 81. Louis Globe:
We can easily recall the wide pOpu-
larty DOesticks Mortimer ThOmpsOnl
Gained as a humOrist. His DamphOol
was in everybody's mouth, and In many
perzuu's characters His sketches were
copied all over the land, and laughed at
iumoderately. He came from Detroit,
Michigan, 20 New York and the Tribune,
and sciutillated for year or two. Then
he was pronounced wearisome, and ere
long he sank out of sight. He wrote for
the weekly stoTy-papers, but be had lost
his attraction, and recently went 70
Minneapolis, Minnesota, % assist in
editing a daily.
Art4mus Wand followed. From q
lumble local reporter on a Cleveland
Ohio Journal b. rose % more than
national reputation. His phrases were
ouured bv the people, and his lectures
drew crowds. he suffered an eclipse.
lie went 20 England, because a. II was
said. his iokes were all known here. He
died. and the encomiums that had been
suspended were revived over his grave.
"Nasly'' Locke rose TO fame imme-
,iatcly after the war; had his culmina-
rf,Y and decline. You s., ldOm see his
Tqdlv -Uelled screeds now, though he
Lectures with pecuniary profit; edits the
Toledo Blade, and Is worth two hun
dred and nifty thousand dollars.
OrpheGs c. Kerr Robert II. Newall)
was highly commended for his clever
-stires on the army Of the Potomac in a
New York Weekly, but became invisi-
bic With ms return Of peace. BE is at
tarbsd at Hresent 10 the staff Of the
World. and ices the Social Studies in the
sunday issue.
Mark Twain Samuel L. Clemens)
-yas brought 70 the surface by his
Jumping Frog, % and universally ad-
k.-r-i-ed bv his extremely ludicrOus ''In-
ua-.nts a Abroad As the funny man
nn the Gainry he was pronounced such
q failure that he retired from his depart
rg-ut in confusion aud panic. His
l.F1urbing It' Is wholly inferior to his
other book. though il has sold largely.
Taepublic are wearying Of him little,
and be must arouse himself II he cares
for uis laurels.
Bret Harte conquered attention by his
sx extraordinary tales In the Overland, and
g-aw celebrated by his trifie, ''Ihe
H-Hthen Chinee.n Cities and publica-
lions bid for him, and Boston and the
Atlantic carried him Of Since then be
has been stifled almost. We have had
Do really clever thing from him, accord
ing to the critics, who consider his reign
I'D au end.
john Hav came home nOm Europe,
1grsfe "Iittle Breechesn aud "Jim
BluBsoe.U % and was made the theme Of
countless paragraphs. His admirable
book. Castiiian Days gave him reputa-
tom among the cultivated, but they are
rle few. He is doing fine and strong
work on the Tribune, but be is slipping
1ut of the public eve.
Even Joaquin Miller, the "POet Of the
EIerra.." haz almost had his day. His
songs are pronounced monOtonOus, and
his genius a manufactured article.
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LoEDoE, November 9.-Mr. Gladstone
was unable TO attend the Lord Mayor =
banquet. This year Lord Granville viii
probably respond to the toast, +" Her
majesty's Government" q
Colonial questions having arisen be-
tween England and Portugal, both par
ties agreed to resort to arbitration for its
settlement. They have selected Presi-
dent Thiers as arbitrator.
The civic parade incident to the Lord
Mayors day IL now in progr. IS, and is
being witnessed by thousands. The
weather is fine, but indicates a foggy at
terncon. The anniversary Of the birth
Of the Prince of Wales is also being en-
Enthusiastically celebrated. Business is
suspended at the Stock Exchange and
other public places. There Is 70 be fine
display Of FIRE works this evening.
The rate Of discount Of the Bank Of
England has been advanced one per
cent; il is now seven per cent.
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DeIirium and Death 80 Horrible wife
MnrsIar

ST, LOUIS, November 9.-William
Newbert, living in E,lleardsville, a
suburb of this city, while laboring under
delirium Occasioned by smallpox, leaped
out Of a second-stoTy window last night,
ran a distance of about two blocks, and
fell dead:
DR.. Samuel Ashmore, living in Tope-
ka, Kansas, ia a drunken frenzy last
night shot and killed his wife, after
which he chopped her breasts off with a
hatchet, in an insane endeavor to take
her heart out. 1t took ten men to arrest
and convey the madman to Jail, 50 des-
perately and madly did he struggle.
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Non. asident Nltiee

No. 73S-In the First Chancerv Court Of sbelbv
county, TennesSee.-C. r. Gilmore et al. W
e. d. Lawrence ct al.
IT appearing from Rffidavit in this cnuse
i that the defendant, Z. ID. Lawrence IL q
oluEen OF missouri and a nonresident OF the
state Of tennessee; that the above bin vgas
He'd November 0, 1872. and in which Is aIlege,I
that the defendant, Lawrence, is fndebfed fo
complainant in the sum OF about $500 as-svt-
denced by an account referred to therein
that writ OF attachment has been issued and
returned levied ON the property Of said Law
II is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearances herein, al the courthouse IN the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
hrst MONDAY IN January. ls72, and plead an
sWeT or demuF 70 complainants' bill. or the
same wiz be taken for confessed as 10 them
and set for hearing expaIte: and that a coC11
OF this order be published once a week, fcr
IouT SUCCESSIVE lI;t3 weeks, in the Memphis Ap-
peal. This 9TH day Of November, ls72.
A cOpy-attest:
EDMUND 4. COLE, Clerk and Master.
by Z. J. BLArRt Deputy c, and 81
W, G, Hdtney, SOL for ,,lmulnft ,,o1o r,o
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CHICAGO III

CHICAGO, November 9.-There is no
abatement Of the horse disease in this
city. A few stages are running on Wa
bash avenue and on Madison street, but
the horses are evidently suffering from
the disease, and their use is an outrage.
The number OF OX-teams is constantly
increasing. Scores Of them are now
seen hauling merchandise for the ex-
press and railroad companies, and for
wholesale houses, and the relief thus af-
forded business is very great. Weather
continues fine. TwenTy-four deaths from
EpizOotic were reported yesterday.
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rhur.aay. Norember aIs,.
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 740.-In the First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-rimo d. COyyirilI VI
Thomas J. Cowgin ct al.
TT appearing from AFFIDAVIT IN this cause
l. that the defendants, George Holloway and
Arkansas and nOn-residents OF the STATE OF
Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make thai1
appearance herein, at the courthouse in The
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before tbe
first MOnGay In January ,lS72, and plead answer
or demur to eOmplRinaRJ's bill, or the same
VIII oe taken Tor confessed a. 70 them and sci
for hearing expaFte{ and that a copy
Of this order be published once a wssk. Ia
four successive weeks. in the Memoir,
Appeal. This sth day Of November, IsT2.
A cOny-atteGt:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk aud Master.
By K. ]. BLACK, Deputy C. and NJ
L. o. Rives. Sol. for compI'nf nole mo
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DIED.

WHITE-At his residence, No "a Iaisasr.
dale street Al o'clock friday sgsnfnr. NJ
VemDer ., ls725 JOSEPH WHITE, aged % years
The funeral viii take place at the Linden
Street Christian Church this SUNDAY aftsr-
noonY at o'clock. The friends and acquains
ances are invited to attend. Services by Rev.
David Walk.
EDDINs-On the 9th inst, at the resi- danes
OF his father, ABRAHAa, son OF b. J. and Su-
san kddinss aged years, months and days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence, on state Line road, seven miles from
the city, this SUNDAY morning, at eleven
o'clock. Interment at ElmwOod CemsteFy,
at one o'clock pm.
rRiehmond rVa1 nfaDafeb rlaass 4on-vr
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TURKEY.

CoNsTANTNoPLE, November 9.-The
Lcuant Herald has been suspended for
two months, in consequence of publish
ing satirical articles upon the deficient
water supply Of ConstantinOple.
An English steamer arrived here on
Wednesday last, from Malta, having on
board twenty slaves to be disposed OF
here. \ very brisk slave trade IS carried
on between Tripeli and Constantinople,
by way Of Malta.
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Reports were current on Wall street
to-day Of the failure Of the house Of
BOwles 1ros., Of London and Paris.
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Liberal Republlssn aeetIng.

CINCINNATI, November a. The
Hamilton county Liberal Republicans
held a meeting this afternoon. One
hundred and twenty persons, mostly
representative men, were present. Gene
raj Brinkerhoff made a speech, and resp
lutions were adopted reiterating belief
in the correctness Of the Liberal Re
publican principles, except as to the
tariff, which the meeting held should
be for revenue only. They resolved
to maintain their organization, and
appointed twenty delegates to at
tend the Columbus Conference on the
fifteenth Of this month between the
State Executive Committees of the
Liberal Republican and Democratic
narties.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November 9.-Returns from
all counties in Illinois, official and re-
ported, give Grant a majority Of So, ,954.
Oglesby for Governor, and Beveridge
for Lieutenant-GovernOr, run about
10000 behind Grant. The rest of the
State Ticket is elected by the
same majority as for President. A
Springfield special says the Republicans
will have 81 majority on joint ballot IN
the Legislature.
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ELECTION NOTES.
EOursEANA.

NEW ORLEANS, November 9.-F'Orty-
eight parishes outside Of New Orleans,
give Grant a net majority Of 57l4 In
the parish Of Orleans, 10, ,505 votes have
been counted, which give Greeley a net
majority Of 1888. Grants net majority,
as fan as heard from, Is 421. Kellogg,
outside Of the city, is running nearly
10000 behind Grant. The total vote OF
the parish Of Orleans is estimated at
81 900.
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DOMESTIC SUMMARY.
Respect to the Memory orseneraI Meade.

Respect 10 the Memory Of General Meade.
TRENTON, n. J., November Gov
ernor Parker has issued a circular to the
State officers, calling attention to the
death Of General Meade, in which he
refers in patriotic terms TO his fame as a
soldier; recommends that the various
State departments be closed on the day
Of his funeral; that the flags on public
buildings be kept at half-mast through
out the day. The Governors staff will
attend the funeral.
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Return of one of the High Joints.

TOLEDO, OHIO, November 9.-Hon.
Morrison r. Waite arrived at home to-
day. He was met at the depot by a
to the BOOdy House, where formal ad-
dresses of welcome were delivered by
Mayor Jones, in response to which Mr
Waite spoke briefly Of the labOrs of the
American counsel before the Court OF
Arbitration at Geneva, and of the YER
dict rendered by that tribunal.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, November 9.-Outside
polls were set up at Tuesdays election
in Franklin, Pope, Hot Springs, Clark,
Independence, Scott, Grant, and per-
haps other counties, by the Reform Re
publicans. BY the returns from these
polls the Reform State Central Com
mittee claim the election Of Brooks at
the 7ular polls. Baxter is over three
thousand ahead in the forty counties
hear! from.
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CABLE TELEGRAMS.
SAXGZY.

DRESDEN, November 9.-The festivi-
Ties IN the celebration Of the golden
wedding Of the King and Queen Of Sa,. :
ony continue with the greatest enthu-
siasm. The Emperor and Empress of
Germany, who were here at the COM
mencement, early in the week, but re-
turned TO Berlin, have again arrived in
Dresden, and will be present at the bles-
sing Of the royal couple in the Cathedral
tomorrow.
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GALVESTON, November 9.-Returns
are too meager to give with certainty
the result. The State is conceded to
Greeley by 10000 majority. The entire
Congressional delegation is generally
conceded, Giddings being the only one
in doubt. The Democrats claim two
thirds Of the House and a majority in
the Senate. The Democratic majority
in Galveston county is 1160, Austin 800,
Orange l05. Republican majority in
Bond county 100.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.

CINCINNATI, November 9.-AbOut fifty
cases of the epizootic have appeared in
this city SO far, most of them in private
stables. With the exception of one or
two cases on the Pendleten route, the
street-car horses have not been attacked.
The United States Express people are
using mules, they having received orders
not to work their horses. Weather clear
and pleasant to-day.
Health Officer Clendenin saws there
are about one hundred cases of the horse
disease in a mild, incipient form in the
city. In three livery stables in the CEN
ter of the city it broke out to-day. Cases
have appeared in the PendletOn street
car stables. Two cases are in the United
StStes Express stables. There are also
several isolated cases. Stablemen are
disposed TO doubt the disease being in
the epiZootic form.
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No More ThievinE on the Texas border.

No More Thieving on the Texas Border.
New ORLEANS, November 9.-Mata-
moras letters received from President
Lerdo and the Minister Of Foreign Re
lations state that the Mexican Frontier
Commission will strictly investigate all
complaints IS to cattle-stealing, and
that the Mexican government will aid
that of the United Statss in putting an
end to all disturbances.
The Mexican government is resolved
to foster internal improvements, to con-
meet Mexico with the United States, and
to encourage foreign immigration.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GROOMES-Mrs. ROsALTE GRooMEs, who
died from injuries received by the explosion
OF a eoal-oil lamp at her husbands residence
last week, lies in the Cenotaph at Elmwood.
TO-DAY, at o'clock, the last sad rites viii ba
perf0rmed-she viii be buried. Tie friends OF
her husband, her brother, Captain Maingault,
and her surviving friends, are respectfully in
vited to be present.
The Louisville papers viii confer a favor on
the friends OF the deceased, II they viii copy
the notice OF Mrs GRoONEs DEATH
BERRY-The friends and aequaintanees OF
]. @. BERRY are invited 70 attend his funeral,
al Mound City, this SUNDAY, at Il o'clock
Ferryboat leaves the foot OF Adams street az
10 o'clock in the morning, and convsyances
viii be In attendance at Mound Cftv
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Foul Murder-One Editor Killed bylAn.
otheF

KANSAS CITY, November 9.-The
body Of young man named William
Multry was found in a room nnar a
house Of ul-fame yesterday. 1t Is sup
posed that be was murdered for his
money, as he had a considerable amount
on his person. He was evidently struck
with slung shot and then strangled.
No clue 10 the murderer.
Lafayette w. Canes, editor Of the
Lexington, Missouri, {Iitelligeacey, was
shot and instantly killed last night by
L. Turner, publisher Of the Reqister IN
that city. Political difficulty was the
cause. Turner was brought here and
placed in c.st0dy by the Sheriff for fear
of violence by the citizens. Great ex-
prevailsi in Lexington, and fur
ther violence Is aPprehended.
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salt Lake IseHas.

SALT LAKE, November 9.-The great
trespass suit Of the Emma Mining Com
pany IS. the Illinois Tunnel, was de-
cided to-day by the jury in favor of the
plaintiff, with nominal damages at five
thousand dollars. This practically set
ties the whole question of title, although
for some days it has been understood
that the Emma Company have bought
the tunnel. The issue involved millions
Of dollars.
The rumors set afoat by Tom Fitch
that there would be trouble and blood-
shed between the Gentiles and MormOns
during the next two or three months are
utterly unfounded Never was there
less apprehension of a difficulty than
now.
The most extensive operations are be-
ing made by the Union Pacific Railroad
Company to prevent snow blockade
this winter.
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MILWAUKEE, November g.. The
horse epidemic in this section is spread
ing rapidly. 1t is now estimated there
are from two hundred to two hundred
aud fifty cases in this city and vicinity.
With the exception Of six or eight cases
in the Star Transportation COmpany's
Stables, and a few light cases in
different livery stables, none of
the transportation companies, street
car companies, OF fire department
stables have been attacked with the
disease as it exists very mildly, and vete-
rinary surgeons say all cases that have
yet appeared have quickly yielded to
proper care and the application Of neces-
saTy remedies.
y few cases are reported at Greenfield,
AshkOsh and other places in Central
and Western Wisconsin.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY,
First RaptIst Church.

ElFsN hapiASG Nnuren.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. G.. A.
Lotion, at eleven o'clock this morning.
Baptism at halfpast seven o'clock in
the evening. Sabbath-SchOol at nine
O'Clock in the morning.
First Presby serian Church.
Services at the First Presbyterian
/ church, corner of Poplar and Third
/ streets, this morning at eleven O'Clock
and this evening at half-past seven
o'clock. Rev. +. H. Bowman, pastor.
Chelsea Methodist Church.
Rev. Mr.. Morgan, viii preach at
eleven o'clock this morning. Sunday
school at uine o'clock.
Vance Street Cumberland Presby terian
Church
Corner Vance and DeSoto streets
Preaching at eleven o'clock this morn
ing. Rev. Ed. Gray Mclean, pastor
Sebject, gratitude, and at night, Fallen
/ Simon.
Linden Street Christian Church,
David Walk will preach in the Linden
street Christian church this morning at
| half-past ten o'clock and this evening at
half-past seven o'clock.
Central Methodist Church.
Services at the Central Methodist
church, on Uniou street, this morning
at eleven O'clock. and at half-past seven
this evening, oy Rev. p. T. Scruggs.
Sunday-schOOl this morning at nine
o'clock.
HernandO Street Methodist Church.
Rev. Guilford Jones, pastor. Services
at eleven o'clock this morning and seven
o'clock this evening. Suunday-school
at nine O'Clock in the morning.
Second Presby terrain Church, BeaIe ST.
The pastor, Rev. William Z. Boggs,
will preach in this church, corner Main
and Beale streets, this morning at eleven
O'Clock, and tonight at half-past seven
O'Clock.
Calvary Church.
Services at Calvary Episcopal )church,
corner Adams and Second streets, this
morning and evening. Service in the
morning begins at eleven o'clock;
evening, haf-past seven o'clock.
First MetIaodist Church.
Divine services by E. c. Slater, pas
tor of the First Methodist church, near
the corner of Second and Poplar streets,
at eleven o'clock this morning, and at
fifteen minutes past seven O'clock this
evening.
First Congregational Church.
Union street, betN cen Third and De-
Soto. Rev. a. E. Baldwin, pastor.
Services this morning at eleven o'clock,
and half past seven this evening. Sab
bath school at nine o'clock. Seats free.
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FORT BROWN, November 9.-Colonel
Titus {. Rice, a recluse, committed sui
eide last night by shooting himself
through the head. Some twenty years
ago he was prominent citizen of Rich
mond, Virginia. He was Colonel of the
famous Black Horse Cavalry.
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Visitors To our city durim
ny best impression Of Memu
ied, during the existence Z
rock OF
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESrON. .NOvember3-Cot maTke:
dull; middlings, ls{alSse; low mlddiins
l73Sc; net receipts, 2l1l balesi sales, 200 bales
stock, q, ,303 bales.
SAvANNAET, November s--Cottoni IN mode
rate demand: good ordinary, l73se5l75<c; low
mIGdiings, l77s1i13fc; middlings, ls69lStse
net recoiuts. ie1 bales, exports cOastWlse, ass
bales; sales 22l5 bsrles; stock 7a.5is bales,
MOBILE. November a.--Cotton Is quiet and
firm. good ordi nary ne; low Iniddiire, I7szc
middtna, 1870; net receipts, 14T bales: ex-
nofts codstW lee, l0il bales: sales, 800 bales
stock y. 500 bales.
GALVESTON, November g.--Cotton steady;
ordinary. 1870; good ordinary, Igt{ {f1lfifc net
receipts 1903 bales; xports coastgF is 100 bales;
sales, i6l9 bales; stock, = .03y balfs,
NORFOLK. Noveul Der az otton quiet. low
misldlinR, i7s1e: net receipts. 1893 bales. ex-
ports coastElae, 21Si bales; sales. 30 bales,
stock, 12,739
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ACCIDENT AND FIRE.


OrEsEC. November 9.-The ship ATgO,
hence ou the .wenty-fOurth OF Septem-
har with cargo Of lumber, was aban-
doned at STA The captain and two men
were drowned The heavy weather has
driven many vessels ashore.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Tabularized Statement OF the Result in
Each state, OmeiaI ana Estimated,
rs Cleaned frOm tbe TeIs-
graphic Reports

The Associated Press reports still continue
meagre as 20 general results and below viii
be found the estimated majoriues as near as
could be CLEANED. When the official returns
from each State are received, the popular vote,
together with the majoTities, will be given,
which will show the null vote for tie Presi-
Dental contest;
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ohi'd Probably Killed - Death On the

TERRE HAUTE, IND, November g.
Mrs. Ben Gift residing on Thirteenth
street, in this city, fe,l down stairs with
her child to-day. The latter was in
iuTed 50 that it viii probably die.
a brakesman, name not reported, fell
irOm train aud was killed on the l.. c.
and 5. w. railroad, near Rockville, to-
daV
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Corner Vance and DeSoto streets
Preaching at eleven o'clock this morn
ing. Rev. Ed. Gray Mclean, pastor
Sebject, gratitude, and at night, Fallen
Simon.
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T, a reporter Of the New York Herald
Ays that "while Mrs. Woodruff was
before the court she gave no signs Of ap-
Pfehension or nervousness, except an oc-
casional tgiich Of che mouth, which is
said to be habitual with her The
Courier Journal man says ne is sorry he
was not there, As he would like to see
her twitch it once,
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PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
MAsHINGr0N CITY.

PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-The
horse disease is rapidly disappearing.
The West street cars have resumed their
regular trips.
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Union street, betN cen Third and De-
Soto. Rev. a. Z. Baldwin, pastor
Services this morning at eleven o'clock,
and half past seven this evening. Sab
bath school at nine o'clock. Seats free.
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WASHINGTON, November 9. - The
horse disease is abating, and horses are
again seen on the thOroughfares. The
street railroad companies have replaced
a few cars on their lines.
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Services at the Central Methodist
church, on Union street, this morning
at eleven O'Clock, and at half-past seven
this evening, oy Rev. P. T. Scruggs.
Sunday-schOOl this morning at nine
O'Clock.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.


BOsToN, November 1.-Two men were
arrested yesterday, named Alley and
Barrett, both teamsteTs, for the murder
of Ellis, whose remains We're found
floating in barrels in Charles river.