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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
A machine tor making gas from cornebbs il
b. lnf. I,xvn my

A machine TOR making gas from corncobs is
| the latest Iowa invention.
Good drinking water is as dear IN Madrid us
| ordinary claret wine and Is sold habltually.
1t is said that The Beautiful Snow" cost the
Pacific Railroad Company 1000 day.
The fortune Of Mr.. A r. Stewart, Of New
YORK, is estimated at between fifty and sixty mil
lions.
Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employs l6,-
100 men, and dshurses tor labor and material
$500 900 per month.
The hired girls OF Janesville, Wis. announce
their intention to strike unless ,lfe kitchens are
all furnished with rocking CHAIRS.
The eleven Territories exceed by nearly 100000
square miles the aggregate area OF all the present
admitted States i'll the Unisn
Grading on the North Pacific railroad has gone
on all winter in Dakota and IS finished to point
20 miles West OF the Minnesota line.
Only once since the first white man settled in
| the Traverse region, Michigan, has the weather
been as cold ms during the past winter,
English authorities fix the population of China
| At 300.ooo.OoO, nearly ten times what the United
States statistics show III this country.
The question OF eligibility of women to become
members OF the French Academy of Fine Arts is
engaging the attention OF that body.
The grain coming East Is enormous, and lake
captains are making contracts at /: cents per
| bushel Tor corn to Buffalo, and IS to O;wego.
Christopher Christson, aged 90 and Elizabeth
baker. aged -, were made one Ak New Albany,
| Ind, the other day. That one must be very aged
Je, Is all the rage this season, and many of the
handsomest bonnets are trimmed with wide Jet
fringe. or leaves and flowers composed entirely OF
| small jet beads.
1t is the proper thing, hear, for baby to
| wear "A diamond necklace and sleeve clasps, on
state occasions, such mammals reception day or
| at Its christening.
| Miss Virginia Vaughn, in her lecture OH The
Poetry OF the Future" announces that ..the grand
elc OF the coming poet will throb with the pulses
| OF the cosmos"
DIR. Evans, the American Partisan dentist,
has had copy Of AIRY Schefier's portrait Of
Lafayette, made by lIealy, presented ~ Laiay
ette College, Pennsylvania,
wealthy lady resident of Beacon street, Bos.
ton, was garroted Wednesday evening while
crossing blackstone Square, and robbed Of a
5000 watch.
General Frank Chealham announces himself
as candidate for Governor of Tennessee, subject
| 10 the Democratic state Convention.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company have
moved their Office furniture from Omaha to the
| transfer Offices al Council Bluffs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
CORONER.

TO the Democratic Voters of New Ca.d. Counfv:
friends am induced to again Uffer my self 10 your
consideration tor the Office of Coroner of New
Castle County subject to the decision Of the Demo-
crat C Party. and hereby tender the usual pledge
TO support the Democratic nominee.
ANDREW q ALEXANDER.
Christiana Hd.. Feb 2. lG72-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
Radical Rebellion Ia West Chester.

WEST CHESTER. Pa. April II. a significant
move has L,cn made by the Republicans of this
section. A cali has been issued by prominent
parties, among whom are Hon. John Hickman.
Smedler Darlington, Esq, Colonel Hoolon, and
Others asking the operation Of all citizens who
iisa pprove OF tine actions OF the Harrisburg Con-
vention. he paper is very severe upon the can
d;tlates of the convention and the manner III
which they were placed before the people, and is
very well received. A mass meeting will proba-
bly, lie held to consider the subject. Mr.. Hickman
announces his determination to take part in the
Liberal Republican movement at Cincinnati.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
CORONER.

10 the Democratic Voters Of Ner Casfe County:
uExrLEhgN: At the solicitation Ot numerous
friends, l am induced to offer myself 10 your con
sideration Tor the Office Of Coroner uf New Castle
County. subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Party; and hereby tender the usual pledge to sup
port the Democratic Nominee.
JOHN B. LOFMAN.
Whining on. ian. 50. 1872. feb2tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
CORONER.

To the Electors Of Ne'o Castle Coaatv:
Observation-Disclosures to the solicit tion of nu-
merous friends. offer myself tn your consideration
Is candidate for the office of Coroner, and hereby
lender the usual pledge TO abide the decision Of
nominee my hearty and entire support.
,, Resp, ,ctfully. LEWIS MCCALL.
Wilmington. Jan 80 tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
OANIEL B. WOODWARD.
CORONE Err,

To the Democratic Voters Of Nesc Cdsfle Countv:
GENTLEGEN: Yielding to the solicitation of many
friend. again offer myself as candidate for Cor
give my hearty support to the nominee.
,,,. JAMES l.. cox,
Wilmington. Jan. Sth. l872-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13

Mrs. Beecher-Stowe's income from farming in
Florida Is said TO amount to $4,000 year. This
is quite as much as Mr.. Greeley makes by agri-
culture, with all his knowledge Of farming
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
TRY THE NEAT SHOEMAKER
SlAerilI's Sale.

-. By virtue of II writ of Levari Facias. to
SS," iue dir, clcd. will he exposed to Public Sale
sss Mt the Washington Hotel, kept by Isaac
0'1 Pyle. in the City Of Wilmington, New Cas-.
lie County. Delaware. on WEDNESDAY,. the lst
described Real Estate. viz,
All that certain lOtor parcel of situate In the
city OF ilmington aforesaid, bounded and descri-
bod as follows. to wit: BEGINNING at the intersec-
sion OF the eastery side VI Rodney street with the
southwesterly side of Delaware avenue thence by
fhe SAID side OF Delaware avenue easterly about
ole hundred and n inc feet to of lands for
inerly owned by Joshua I. Head: thence by his
enue enc hundred and nine feet TO corner Of other
land belonging to Abram X. Woolston; thence
n"rthwesterly sixty one feet four inches. more or
side of Rodney street; thence thereby about one
hundred and forty two feet to the place of begin
ming, be the contents thereof what they may.
Seized AMI AIKEN in execution as the prore.ty OF
Abram X. Weolston and Ella $. NJ. his wife. and
and to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle. April -. 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
CORONER.

To the Democratic Voters Of Neo Castls County:
GENfLkAEN: At the solicitation of many friends,
New Castle Count,. and pledge myself to give the
successful candidate my cordia. pport. thereby
tender my hearty thanks for the generous uppUrt
heretofore given me.
janl6tn OANIEL B. WOODWARD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
CORONER,

To the Electors ef Nsp Chs0e COUNTY.
GENrLKAEN: Having resigned the Office If con-
stable. respectfully AK the support Of my fellow
citizens tor the Office Of Coroner Al the ensuing
nomination election. pledging myself to abide the
j0RN wIDDOES.
White Clay Creek Hundred. apl tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
CORONER r.

10 the Democratic Voters of Ne'o Gasfle County:
GENTLEMEN At the solicitation of many friends
nation of Coroner of New Castle county, subject /
the decision of the Democratic Party, and pledg
myself to give hearty support TO the Nominee.
SAMUEL c. PIERCE.
Observation-Disclosures, January 9ht.-tm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
OR CORONER.

To- the Eiectors Of Ne,o CdstIe County.
fELLow-CIrIzxks:- offer myself to your con-
s,deration as a candidate for the nomination of
nom ninaton of the DemCcra lie Party
Resp'y yours, JOSEPH YARNALL.
New Castle Hd., Jan. 18th. lS7l.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
SH HERIFFALTY,

r" IL. Voters Of the Dep.ocrafic Pav,y q Nrr
tn-ffc Lbunfy:
the hattering vote given ~ ne MT the last nomha-
ton election. ! am induced to ssain offer myself
County Of New Ca tic, pledging myself TO abide by
the nomination Of said Party and give my hearty
support to the successful candidate.
Respectfully, WIN. II. LAMBSON.
New Castle Hd., December :9.Is7l.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13

The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established i1si.
is the largest and most nourishing weekly i'll the
State, and has larger circulation than any other
the Peninsular. Published every Friday morn
nx at s2 n yesr, in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13

THr DAILY GAZETTE is published every afternoon.
tcxccrt sunday at il6 Market street and served by
carriers to subscribers in all parts of Wilmington
and the surrounding towns and villages. for six
cents u week, payable weekly, Yearly subscribers
So, in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
BREESE'S PEERLESS.
Harness! !

Harness Harness.!
1GHr and lIEAXY'HARNESS, made Of III
~ bes! material an&6v first class wovkmen on
hand Hnd made to order ~ very moderate rates.
SADDLES, COLLARS,
WHIPS, SHEETS.
BRUSHES. CURRY COMBS
and other articles in their line on hand and 70,
sale at the lowest city prices.
Kspairing neatly done at short notice.
The public are invite to give them a call
WIEL Il kINGWALT.
sD3-tt N. W. corner ID and Shipley Ets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
Political.
sHRRrIrALrY.

10 fAe Electors Of New Clstie County:
FsLLov CIrIsKNs:- 81 offer myself to your cpnsid.
erati"n as candidate for .ae Office Of sheriff ol
New ,a-ue county. subject to the nomination q
the ucmocrutic Party. pledgins myself. il elected
l. p.riorm the duties Of the once with fidelity and
10 .he best Of my ability.
Ec-rtotlully yours, ISAAC GRuBB.
New Castle Hundred. January Sd. ls72.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-13
Aotfls and 9iquors.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
lO7 East Water St., Whining ton, Del
The subscriber having taken the above
Al: Hotel. ia now prepared to accom- mods to
III travellers and bosriers His table will be
n supplied with the best marFet affords. and
and beds kept in perfect order. The friends Of the
mouse and the public are nvited to call,
Beer always on drausht.
apll- d3m JOHN STOECKLEIN.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NRw YORK, November 15-DIStrlcI
Attorney GArviu denies th the prosecu.
tion propose TO enter q 7oiie prostQat IN
the case Of Mayor Hall, already twice be,
fore the Jury.
The silk. and ribbon Weavers In the
West Both street establishment are on q
strike, resisting S6 per cent reduction ol
wages. -
Early this morning Michael Dougherty
John Davis and Thomas Donnslon en-.
tered the liquor store OF Patrick Roche
at the corner Of Steuben and Henderson
streets, Jersey City. Donnalon accused
Davis with striking him during quarrel
they had previously. The latter said he
had, and ofenSively added that ho would
do II again. Donnalon Immediately struck
Davis, who drew q pistol and shot Dom
nAlon, inalcting fatal wound. Davis fed
Judge Pratt vacated bis appointment
OF Receiver Of the International Insur.
ance Company, and Judge Fanchels has
appointed Jarvis 6lAde, who Is now per.
manent Receiver.
The Market Insurance Company has
ASSASS0 " Wluu uPI Nuu Cldlm 10 % ADle
TO pay all liabilities and divide 25 or 30
per cent among the stockholders.
The Swiss residents are making great
preparations to celebrate the Seth ami
Versary Of the Swiss Independence.
The proposition to raise Q fund Tor o
monument over the remains OF Walter
Brown meets with favor among boating
men. Nt
Francis Cassidy, arrested and impris-
oned some months ago on suspicion OF
connection with the Panorma murder, has
sued Capt. Ferry, Of the Brooklyn police,
for $4,000 damsges.
Col. Mcdaniel Offsrs to match his stable
in three races against any horse or horses
10 the world, TO name at the post two,
three and four mile heats, for $4,000 TO
$4,000 each race, the races to be run
over the Saratoga Course, New York, any
time. between the last Of July and first Of
September, 1878. :, -,-
Arrived, ths steamship Victoria, from
Glasgow. .a' ~ 7'\ %- lss'' .
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SPAIN.

Madrid. November 1.-the Central
Junta Carllst organic Ition meets to-day
10 discuss the means 70 procure funds ioI
the support Of The insurrectlon In Cata
lOnia. .e... -
The physicians In attendance upor
King Amadeus have issued q bulletin
stating that His Mslesty iS suffering from
particular rheumatism.
An armed band Of CarllBts, 300 ID
number, commanded BY one BazAnco
stopped Wednesday night two dilligenc,
on TOGte from PerplguAn to Gerona 10
spain. The leader 0f the OarlISu InaIst.
ed that the owner ol the dilligencs shall
hencetorth pay him round sum for the
privilege ol the road, upon the penalty
10 case Of o refusal, Of the seizure oi theil
noESes .HGuH#.. .I ...H Ft
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D ARKANsAs.y


LITTLE RocK, November 15.-Thc Ga.
Etts publishes returns official and unofi
cial from every county In the'state. They
give Baker q majority Of over 200 loI
Governor. The same paper expresses the
opinion that D. ]. Smith, Reform candi.
date for Lieutenant Governor; ]. R. Bsr
ry, Reform candidate for Auditor, and
W. ]. Hynes, Reform candidate for Con-
gresham at large, are also elected. Il
thinks Cause, Democrat. Is elected to
Congress in the first district, and Guuter,
Democrat, In the third. II will require
the official count to settle the matter as
to Smith, Berry, Hynes and Cause,
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The Philadelphia Post Office. The
g Cameron Faction After Il.

WASHINGTON, November ia dele
CATION OF Pennsylvania are here, headed
by Goveruor.e Hartranft, Senator
Cameron, ex.Cougressman O'Neil, and
others to the number Of about thirty, had
an interview today with the President In
relation to the appointment Of q Postmas.
ter for Philadelphia. They urged George
Truemsn, q merchant Of that city, for the
place. The President listened aitentiyely
but gave no definite response relative 10
the selection. George Fairmau, q clerk
In the office, Is also candidate. An ap
pointment under the Civil Service regulA.
tions enters into tho controversy.
A Especial says the President is inclined
toappoint the CHIEF Clerk, and the dele
CATION is somewhat excited In conse-
quence. 3
FaIIer Report Of the Interview.
simon Fails to Make the President
"WigsWag."
NEW YoRK, November ia special
to ths Post from Washington, dated the
10Th Inst, says delegation Of prominent
Philadelphia politicians, headed by Sena.
tor Cameron and Gov. Hartranlt, waited
on the President this morning to ask the
appointment Of Trueman as Postmaster
Of Philadelphia. Mayor stokely, on behalf
Of the delegation, presented the claims OF
Trueman for the position, saying that he
had been very effective In keeping the
Republican party In Philadelphia To-
gether. which resulted In giving such a
magnificent victory on the 9th Of No
vember.
The PreaIdent said, in reply, that he
had committed himself TO the policy of
Civil Service Reform, and that the Re
publican party, in its national platform,
had declared In It's favor, and that when.
ever 1t was possible TO secure good an.
poIntment under the OWL Service rules,
he felt 1t to be q public duty to make
selection, accordingly as q rule be would
endeavor to reward efficiency on tho part
OF subordinates In positions ot public
trust, but when It should appear that he
could secure better appointment BY go
ing outside oil the Civil Service, then he
should not hesitate TO do 90. In the pres.
ent case Mr.. FAlrman, deputy postmaster,
was highly recommended In every way as
qualified for the position, and Il was not
denied that by his appointment the gov.
ernment would secure faithful and effl-
cient officer. Under these circumstances
therefore, he held be could not do other
wise than to promote Mr.. FaIrmAn to the
place TO be made vacant by the resignA.
tlo1 oi General Bingham, but he would
lake into consideration. all that had been
said In favor OF Mr.. Freeman. The dele.
cation thereupon Withdrew, aud will
leave lor home this Afternoon, fully sails
fed that Mr.. Fairman will be appointed
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Of 1868 has been reduced. A few mort
struggles and II will cease to exist,
lsigned) JoHN G. THoMPsos,
CeGtrNidR Democratic 9tdte Central Com
Qlttte6, ts r-5 sg-7o ydl fsia1 ,ifI~ +
.(Signed) as ,f r. BRrNKRRHoPF,
Chairman LbsrG! Republican, Stan Csn-
tr0I COMMITTEES.
The duty Of calling State Convention
OF the two organizations was RENTED 10
the two State Executive Committees,
Considerable talk was ELECTED By the
reading Of resolutions adopted BY the Lib.
eral meeting, but most OF The older Demo.
Gratis present objected 80 strongly to civ.
ing up the name ol the Democratic party
and adopting In It's stead that Of TIE Lib.
eral party, that no motion or resolutions on
the subject were brought before the meet.
Ing. The meeting cid no other business.
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Array on a Steamboat at Cairo.

CAIRO, ILL, November 15.-Clem
Nolte, second clerk Of the steamer City Of
Chester, was stabbed yesterday morning
by desperate named Robert Pitts, who
was deck passenger, and had refused to
pay his fare. Pitts had drawn knife on
Golte and others during the night. In
tbemornlng hepursued him with a drawn
knife up stairs to the wash room, when
Noltc drew revolver and fred. The
shot failed to hit Pitts, who then in,
aicted three stAbs in quick succession on
NOlte, and would have killed him but
for the interference Of a passenger. Tho
wounds are painful but not dangerous.
Pitts Is confined on the boat and will be
taken 10 st Louis.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

"a Cuban letter slales that there are
eighteen thousand lnsuygents under arms
but there Is = scarcity Of clothing and
medicine There have been several skir
mlshes lately. Spanish dessrlIons are
frequent.
1t Is proposed that each Episcopal
Church In New York city, maintain al
ieaStoue missionary among the Indians,
Arrangements are being made at
Q Qlincy. Massachusetts, 10 give a public
welcome 10 Charles Francis Adams, who
is expected next monday.
"a dispatch from IraespruCk says The
session Of the TryOlese Diet has been
closed BY the Governor, In consequence
OF The refusal Of tho members 10 fulfilI
their duties.
The large furniture store Of Bailey q
Smith, at Lawrence, i, Kansas, was burned
ThurSday night. Loss about $50 900; In.
suFance 81 100. Ia ,HLEF Ea.'
"A lre at Sharon, Pa destroyed Ha-
dnes, Gibson & Cas- new grist mill
Fire had Just been put III the furnace ioI
the first time, Loss, $4,000.
The Missouri corporators Of the Gen.
tenniAl Board Of Finance, met at ST.
Louis yesterday, and organized by elect
Ing ". B BMrett, Of 81 Louis, President
aud N. 9; Busch, OF Jefferson City, Sec
retAry. Rules TO govern The board were
adopted, and q plan 10 secure subscrIp-
lions Of stock put into operation.
AA.ars at Missouri, Valley JdnctI Oh
Iowa, Thursday morning, consumed thC
grocery OF Harris & Son, hardware ttor,
o. Harris u MCGOWAN, dry goods store O
W. c: Killer and three or iour small shops
Loss $S5 900; no insurance.
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\ P1TrsBURsH, November 15-Riyer /,
about stationary, with Q ieet Q inches.
The Mary Davage and Peobasco will
depart tomorrow, and the Juniata on 10.
night. The Carrie Brooks aud Granite
State arrive and depart this afternoon. h
. C1NoIRNATI, November 16.-River 10
feet 10 inches and falling. ' 4 lE
Arrived-Andes, Wheeling. Depart.
ed-Andes, Wheeling; James D. Parker,
Memphis; John Kilgolr, New Orleans;
Iron Mountain and barges, St. Louis
The Pltaburgh passed up, The day was
Wihtry and blustry. ts gL3I fSsI I@
sEyAEsynIB, November 15,-We Gather
cloudy, With some snow. Mercury 2s
degrees all day. River risen 10 inches al
this port oH'' 6 30 N
I. List down-Brill, Mary Ament, Taras.
con. Up-Fsystte, Mollle Ragon. Bunl.
ness dull. ~ -ST
/ lIouIR1ILR, November l5-Riyer ha,
fallen 8 inches; 8 feet 10 inches in thG
canal and 9, (eet 10 inches IN the chute
Weather cold and windy. First snow 81
the season to day. IA
z IL almost imposSible 10 get EFeIShF d
the-leyee on account Of the horse disease
CAIRO, November 10 River has fallen
9 inches: A few fakes Of snow fell To-
day: Weather cloudy. Th0rmomstel
~ ueSreG- p ..Hr. ..s
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THE SNOW.

BUFFALO, November 15.-The hrst
snow storm Of the season set In here last
night The snow Is four inches deep on
the level. The trains on the Lake Shore
3 Michigan Southern railroad are block
sded at Irving station, and all the trains
are behind time. iu
TWENTY INCHES IN WESTERN NEW YORK.
BUFFALO, November 16.-The Western
Union telegraph operator at Angola, In
this county, reports 20 inches Of snow
there, and that 1t Is still showing. The
tram on the Lake Shore railroad due
here at 4 o'clock A, n, did not arrive un.
IilaP. n.
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An Ingenious Advertisement Of q
LOuISViIle Lottery. -zz''r

LouIsvrIER, November 15.-Iuforma,
ton having been received from the pollce
authorities Of the East that some danger.
Gus New York burglars contemplate a
raid on tho Farmers and DroverAf Bank,
Of this city, In which Is deposited nearly
$500 900 Of the money Of the Public Ii.
brary Of Kentucky, which 10 TO be dis.
tribIted TO ticket holders on December
7th, Chief Of Police Jenkins to-day
detailed a special police force to guard
the bank. The guard will be ample for
the protection OF the treasure, and will
be continued until after the drawing and
disbursement Of the money to the ticket
holders throughout the country. The
policGals received special instructions to
watch closely the movements Of all sus,
plClous persons that may come to tho city.
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Pardon of a Man with an AtrocIouS
Name E-.. n.

WASHINGTON, November 15-Dis-
patches from General sickles, Minister OF
The United States at Madrid, report the
Pardon Of Julius .Kryzwoszyuski, some
times written Kryke, undergoing a SEN
senes Of ten years imprisonment tor par.
ticIpaton In the Ryan expedition from
Eaton to Punta Rosa In 1871. Kryke, a
Pole BY birth, was q citizen Of The United
States, and distinguished himself In the
volunteer army during the rebellion. For
6is participation In the expedition against
Cuba he was originally sentenced 10
death by the Spanish Government -
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The Methodist Missionary Work

NKw YoRK, November 1S.-The Gen.
eral Missionary Committee Of the Metho.
dist Church report; Receipts for the
past year, 1901 I056; disbursements, $780,.
647; Increase OF collections over 1871,
about $4,000 The pecuniary baSls for
missionary work for 1873 was made at
100000. oue hundred and thirty-six
thousand dollars was voted for foreign
missions, and SO, 900 for domestic.
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ST. LOUIS.


tasFire Department to be Improved.
81 LouS, November l5-The Board
y, Directors Of the Merchants Exchange
Y pased resolutions urging the city coun-
Sa 70 increase the efficiency OF the fire
apartment BY the purchase Of more
SSS sUse, hooks, ladders, trucks, Sc, and the
SSsSIlon OF additional fire pluga In tho
SSs USstness part Of tho city. These meas.
Asna generally. b
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FRANCE.

Pam, November 15--The specie ID
the Bank oi France was increased q mil
lion francs the past week.
Arrival OF Exiled Communists at
their Destination.
The government has received Iuiorms
Slon from New Caledonia Of the safe ar.
rival there Of the transports Guerrtere and
GAronne, which carried out the Commu.
ni3ts sentenced to imprisonment In that
colony. .. g. ~
The Assembly at to day'S session adop.
ted BY vote oi47S to Ia the bill for re-
form Of the French Jury system.