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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-16
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nL6s0IUT1ON. 70 gl..e1
OK t16e p,1Inership herst0fore existing
Co. ID This day ci1solved by n utual consent.
The business Of then m will be settled by
W. o. Btrntton. who viii continue the bust
ness arthe old stand, No. Market Street.
Warren, Ohio. April ]. ls7s.
Il. @. GTRATTON,
". o. STATION.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-16
THE HEAVENLY SECRET.

The following stately and exquisite poem
on the grave theme of Immortality was
written by George Cooper:
Does the dark and soundless river
Stretch so wide
The hOmeWard rolling tide
Over which have crossed
Our loved and early lost,
That their unsealed eyes may never see
n The further side
Where stIn amid this coil and misery
x = We hide?
Is the realm Of their transition
Close at hand
To this our living lands 7-sr
Nearer than we dream9 -..-
Can they catch the gleam
OF our smiles and hear the words we speak:
And see our deeds?
And, looking deeper than our eyes may see
Our needs?
Do they mingle in our gladness?
- Do they grieve
When ways Of good we leave7
Do they know each tho't and hope?
While we in shadow grope, -5s.f 4
Can they hear the Futures high behest.
~. ..ll- Yet lack the power ..-
To lead rs to our ills or to arrest
The hour?
When they find us bowed with sorrow
Tn Do they sigh?
0r when earth passes by
p - For them do they forget
Inc CilrGo Indl mere DGhEI
Their well beloved9 Or do they wait -. !
20. be it thusD ..-sl.
And watch beside the golden gate as
For us? --lr
We are yearning for their secret;
Though we call --
No answers ever fall =.
Upon our duliard ears,
To Quell our nameless fears,
Yet God is over all. vhate'er may be,
And trusting 81,
Patience. my heart q little while. and we
Snail know. ~ a1
- --fi
We wait then; in patience, or --irp =
I'VE pant. we strain, like birds against the
wires, 8 81
With bearing our bruised wings against the
rim
That bounds our utmost flying.
WhenlEe seer the distant and the dim.'
But-we wait. ---
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-16
RIuH C0RRESPnNnrNCE

From the Washington tPs.) ReporterI
We copy from the Monongahela
the following rather en-.
tertaining correspondence between
Moses Scott, Esq, of Monongshela
city, and Gen. b. tier, upon the sub
ject of the late increase Of salaries.
Those who read 1t will generally COM
clude that the gentleman from the
third ward y has come off second
best in the ocilfroversv - r1ssffff
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-16

aFMNqESz 6gaEEETNGER, .Auc-
0t15 - ys prompt attention %
out a. 1cifF- OF couufT. Reasonable terms,
and sd Oh kuarxutsed. Ifdesired. one
or both u1n attend sales. Once Of 8. Sim
mons IL Kings Block. Once OF W. Hen
ninger In Buffalo Clothing Store, from this
date tn April Ist, 1874, without further no
tice. -. loct s. lS72-tL a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-28
e.. Ns~S m e; M . VI.
n. IL. IL IAN I.nIn A.n.An.u Mnnl ~

The GREAT FAVORlrE Sewing Machine
We.advocate and respectfully present some
of the numerous claims OF me FLOhEN, +
10 an win u.s. OF cont nplate pufchuslhg
sewing machines. In doing this We Shal
claim for The FHvorit3 only that Which Is
truly its own, and say notling that VIII UNI
Justly detract from the merits OF others
II Is the only machine TINT clh sew IN
more than one dir GtlO NNNinEh l'NVlNipl'
G,rd. Its unrqun' I'd iur ftSi nlng rhds u
saa NJ, luilti ", 1tc.; ~ n' ~ Oitt9r aiiu
quicker than can I've don DN iirhd' IL ~
stay double sew any p,ItOl th IN VIII
uut stopping the machinr. VIII u1lh ~
hnle or rent neatly, quickly ana culely. II
10 nl,deninbla that 1t has many advantages
which no machine without tine rtHeISlole
feed can have. Ii Is the Only. naohlle nav
| inc IL self-adjusting shuttle tension, IL srtn'
| imnroyemeni over all others, ana 50 hu-
IN. tad that il does not rattle or MAKE a noise.
| Ii uses thread directly from shiall spoois'
without rewindng. These advantages Dt-
| long exclusively to the FLOkENOE' II ms
| lho exclusive use ef the d, ~ nthlhci' man
inc any width of hem without diiicu,iy. IL
npns Tells cords braids, tuckS, ITS oihd
gathers. etc, without baslng. III makes Il
| gather and SewS II to band ~ one opJia.ioh
naricctly. 1t has the best quilting guide ny
needle Is easily adjust q; ~ can o o. III H"S III
| thread or fabric, there being no maenihel
| above the cloth plate requiring OIL IL uoyS
| NOT soil the dress of the operator DoVs Nv.
run nard. Does not maiio hnls5' l'oeS n ,,o'
| si,in Stitches Does not hrtaN threat DOtN
nnt nucxer The fabric. Does not drag m
work. Does not u.s. noisy cams. DOES hn'
use shal<y links Dos no USE n p,us nd p ,,sr
ro" wheels. DO $ MT use jerking 'eeu.
| DOES not use an old sIyle shuttle. Dos NOV
use a greasy peadle. Do not us' all you
| patience. ,.t,., ,,ith which
| mo t1,,S-up, opera "a are the Admiration ol
the Skilled artisan, and tn perfect stitching
| WHEN r..sult> IL tAa d tsIt Of cvsry lady.
! In. back /, ,,t, winch curi'a the o. x aM y
| - MI uih.r mHchiu rding the Stiir
WV. p le,s nom 81 To sl-1, neootdlhg =
HIN mr. ithsr side or back fed. Liberal
''ii..oiNts for go, pawn Its; once ~ Mr ,
90" H. %tkt HkHE1.
t.t,,, t,.n. Az. Nj - iaSiS.
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Tents! Tents! Gents!

Call on @. B. Holland, No. " LIN ann s' and
md buy s 's sn,. Is 70 buSt for week p 50.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FEMALE BEAuT'.
Ragistr ii n Mott Q
DALLAS. rrx,s, October II, lS73.

DALLAS, TEXAS, October II, ls93.
1wlll attend IN person, or by my Legally
cni stituted q ruties, NJ the several vo'inR
places In Dallas county. for ms purpose OF
registering all persons entitled 10 register III
said county; -
10 the 10th OF october inclusive.
Al the Ola Masonic liali, nom tho 2olh 10
the S0th OF October inclusive.
Al the Murketious', nom the .oth 10 the
30th Of October inclusive.
Al Frlck's Store, from the 18th TO the JOth
of October inclusive. -
AZ Lancaster from the 18th to the Goth OF
Al HutchIns, from the 25th TO the Goth OF
October inclusive. -
Al Cedar I'LL, from the 2ith to the 3oth Of
October inclusive.
Al Valley Church, from the 18th to the 10Th
of October inclusive.
Al Five Mile Church, nom the 18th TO the
sOth OF October inclusive.
At Stultgs sschoolnonsr, from the 18th TO
the Nih of October inclusive.
AT McAdams' SchoOlhousp, from the 10Th
TO the 9th Of october inclusive.
Atscyenc, from the 18th to tile 3oth Cf Oc-
tobpr Inclusive. -, .
At fIaugIi's store, nom the 18th the Goth OF
October Inclusive.
Al Pages Shop, from the 18th 10 tllc'Wn Oh
October Inclusive.
Al Farmers Branch, from the 18th TO the
goth of UtObDr inclusive.
AZ Brcckinridg,, from the 9th TO the 9th
OF October inclusive 49,
At Pleasant Valley, from the 18th 10 tho
3th II october inclusive.
After which time the books OF registration
will remain oprn IN the Office Of The District
Clerk OF Dallas county until thrcr sysDefore
tut election. ]. NJ. LAVE,
2lTJ5i Wit Clerk DIS. Court Dallas Co.
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IMPORTATION wanted VI inVnus
Mcbride, VINO left his home in Boston,
Howard county, Kansas, some time in
I ovemher, 1872, since which time he
has not been heard from by his family.
Said Thomas Mcbride is about i've
feet high, has blue eyes, brown hair,
and sandy whiskers, when he wears
them. Any person knowing his
whereabouts will confer II favor 10y adj
dressing Mrs. Johanna NJ Bride, B,s-
ton, Howard county, Kansas. Texas
papers please copy.
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The Delaware County Republican
says that there is memOcr OF the
feline race in Chester known rs the
Ferguson cat, that weighs twenty-one
pounds. The weight o II cat of ordi-
nary size is not over eighl pounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-28
Fourth Annual Fair
OF
HARRISON COUNTY,
AtthelF grounds in
CITY OF MARSHALL

Commencing October o, and continues
EOrr Days.
Colonel John W. FIrnfy, Of phsialelphin'
,ha ,rr,tnpl,she ,di'oi Ui the Press, VII, i,e-
liver the opening n,ldr.ss, lueN!ay, Septem
ber no. N am. Other Distinguished speak,
,.rs ell deliver nd iress's ON t1e succeeding
days. -,
on the evening Oh Friday, OcfoDs, 3, under
tbe auspices OF III. Association and cnln-
nI,t..e OF gentlemen. No one VIII be- ndmit-
led 10 participate ~ the Dali uhiesS In mask
aud eos uiur.
rhe premiums for frntiinr, r-cing, etc.,
~ IN b. double those pH5liiiei IN The eata-
ogue.
rilr gur rivrrs nf the Fhlrl f'cxaS Cavalry
. III ~ IT nn Friday. October u, 70 ipfm an
orsnuiz,tlan. ~ T. Coleman Will deliver Hn
address. -. NJ. IIilLbi.S, Irse
Jonx u. FaALEY. secretary. isidii
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"IHII EEhLI HERALD.

a.. NEEtLN HERALD Nlu be- pub.
.-ttl every Stllr,,y nu,u.uN Sub,tgp-
100. !lj ptf inuuni tih 20, siX months,
.,,y. .iih tlEtIVt. 80 tul ctlpluu ttG,n
i1i ls pitlll lnnh SIX uuutd5,
Au ms muutS instltvd at the rate OF 81 ~
p,f ,,.tlra for ,n' iitst assertion, and % cents
f,f ga suJS ~ int ms fitl0n,
DlltLtry hptltts, ~ trrld 5tsi deaths, public
m .tlnIs, cards Of TANKS, TO-, 10 be paid ior
Al ntIf advertisement rates,
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,NDI r IluI.A 80 ,l
% arA- $50, Aiu.i .tSlot 10 a. l...,,.,u.
.n,sauHui ,llur lN moutusi "a lurunv uiuuu,;
t.un flr ~ W'rk sage cupl %, 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-04
EslTT& BU2GH.
rCc':..:- Of fl..r,mfnc1urers and Busi.
mess Mcn-RCSOInt:OHs About
Honey.

Meeting Of fE&Umfnc1urers ana Busi.
ur>s Mcn-HcSOInt:Ons About
Money.
PIrrsBCEGu, October Sat meet
ing Of the ron manufacturers and
business men generally, OF this city,
he'd this evening, 20 devise means OF
relief from the present depressed condl-
ton c Gr&rces, the following preamble
:. ! r.-,.ut;ona were adopted:
|urHrls. While we 0elieve the coun-
-, wa- gcyer more blessed with abun-
! / :n. cop. ana never so rich IN material
wr..l. aid our city, when all are
rro.i,aHly employed, vas never stronger
so1 richer IN Individual and aggregated
ges'3t: yet on account Of the operations
@uj s>e,u'aiions set on foot elsewhere.
,a which we have no lot or part, the
currency and exchange OF our country
.,a disturbed, and our trusted and
ss.al monied institutions have their
-.ccira diminished, and cannot afford
&. ,his community their accustomed
t,rl! accommodations. therefore we
ru.,a7i it proper and right that we stand
;-.r;her and take some united
aa.ioa ii possible thereby to relieve
Iuis community to some extent from
trouble
Reso'cs{, IN order that the employer
and employee may each contribute 10
the best Interests o: this community and
c,!iere cur moaitd institution in a
measure from the excesiye drain OF
au~reucv, we recommend that manu-.
tsctu-c-s only make payments not to
exceed ore-half OF the amount owed
tneir employees on each pay day on
and after this date until currency and
exchange assume their normal con-
! ditjOu.
| Rcso'rci, By doing this the man
ufacturers and woykingmen will CO
operate and each contribute to the best
interests o. the community, insurlng the
running OF mills and factories aud re-
l;evin- our banks from tie rxcess;ve
"a : q -Ss.f5 81 o; car,eucy, and aiding in restor-
ing that confidence which alone is
needed 10 give complete return to our
wor,ed prosperity.
NJ James Park, Jr, wantdd sone-
I thing embodied in the resolution to the
effect that there was not enough cur
rencv 10 circulation. He thouuht that
the country needed more currencyi
| Ia 1851 currency came by express in
\ packages, but it could not be forced on
|. , laaks. Why2 Because OF the
st system OF doing business. But
.sA. our national currency, how
Id ~ here was no danger Of q
ow With. inst now, but we know
.Gcrentl - ven. More cur
IN On any bo,,. An effort
)t what mich, rlutions re-
ncy wopId obr; n"Pt der to
,s naIa - tAls. -;n-
mmltted to the COMMITTEES in
;o5porate Mr.. Parks scheme e. To-,
HiI'eg it ai8 the no, currency in crculstlou,
'nimonsly. 'Hsn Easses
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NEW YORK.
War Central Asia.

NEW YORK, OCtoUer GA DPeo'"'
d spatch says that Central Asia is in an
extensively disturbed condition. Civil
war is raging in Khokau against their
ruler, Knudoyar Khan. The Tur-
comans OF the deserts around hhiVa
are obstinately fighting the Russians
the Aishans are fighting the Perslans
and carrying on dangerous lntrigue'
with Emra OF Bokhars, and Yakoub
Bees OF Kashgir, is fighting the CHS
nese at the extreme limit OF their en-
nire Bokhara seems to te the point
Of contertion. 1t is all together proba
bic that the Russian Emperor will be-
ore long be compelled in self-deience
TO take towards Bokhara the same
course he has recently taken towards
Khiva, and permanently occupy the
territory and reduce it TO the condition
of Russian dependency.
Tie Evapsciicnl Alliance
The formal opening OF the great
Evangelical Conference took place thi,
morning in Steinway Hall, previous TO
which, however, prayer ror its success
was offered in Madison Square Church.
Long before ten and half o'clock, for
the commencement of the exercises, the
audience room of Steinwsy Hall was
| crowded in every part. The Oriental
delegates. wearing their turbans, were
the CONSPICUOUS personages in the vast
assembly, and attracted general atten'
ion. Promptly at the appointed hour,
| Hon. Wm. f. Dodge called the con-
vert;on to order aud made an address,
in which he expressed the hope that
the Gelcgate- would be able TO leave
the Atlantic seabcard, and witness fox
themselves the grand progress made by
the country, ard contemplate the mag
nifcercr Of l,s inland seas and rivers
AMI mountains.
Mr. DyG.e concluded bis address by
giving cordial welcome to the deie'
g.lss and inviting Divine blessings upon
! gneir deliberations.
| ! hyma in praise was then sung, and
rcli,i.us exercises followed, which were
,.riia p.ted in by Rev. DR.. RIgg, OF
London; Rev. Ptocbet, of Italy, aud
hho Dean Of Canterbury.
Rev. Or. SchaT began to read the
! IT,, %. i}s.a,rs. but the reading was
| .s.cr-.d With as o printed liz! will be
tar. ~a@d.
4 ornament Organization was at
isc ed 10y the selection OF DR.. Theodore
W. WooIsey tor President, and DR.. 5.
J Prime Tor General Secretary. A
louc istof Vice Presidents and honora-
r. Secretaries was also read.
| Alter the address OF the President
Rev PrccAet. OF Italy, spoke Of the
cou6i.an Of the Church Of Christ IN
TIN; country. lie said the Pope ip
Conscious ot diminished power and
lhat all Priests 90 not believe in his
ASSUMPTIONS,
alr aBy.Uc! !saAcT Coming.
Sir Samuel Baker, the A riCan trav-
eier, and has wife, will visit this country
during the next summer.
Tgt.onnI Trust Company 20 Resume
MO..day.
! Tie National Trust Company vii
rt-u;nc On Monday morning
Kdler a Gomnany settled a. thirty
CENTS on the dollar and resuped.
Trc Cn>r 0rGrimneiI & 60.
Tie expulsion OF Grinnell & Com
| psuy rom the Stock Exchange wa;
cau,yd ~ their 1e'ueal to answer az
imrorl&r; question asked byt the Gov
| erin, Company relative to the bank
rupicv proceedings
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CHIi AuO.
Prospects Impro,in2

Financial Prospects imprOIinE.
CHICAGO, October 3 G-There is 10
perceptble change in Fl ancisl matters
in this city to-day except for the better
al our banks are now becnmir.
stronger every hour, and business l.
gradually increasing. At the present
rate OF improvement it will not be long
before they will resume dfscounls ard
90 right on ~ be'ore the crisis. The
general feeling in financial and merCan-
tile circles is decidedly good to-day.
The majority Of oar banks are now
paving every demand made upon them,
and one or two OF the western railroads
are taking ceriIicl checks in paym,u'
ot freight The rcsumptiCu q; the gra'r
trade ls a great rrlIet TO our veSset Vwn-
ers, whose business had almost come -
q stand still. The embargo is enI,1,
there being again en- active demand ior
lake freight5 for graiU, and il Is now
prob.b'e ihat every ye--el Of capacity
'or carrying grain viii soon be on 4,
way with q cargo down the lake. Tee
General hope l. that TIE cold weather
will hold of longer than usual and en-
able shippers to make M 'cg los' ,,":c.
On Change 10 this city to-day tac
grain market was Gcilye and yc,,a:t&v ,
prices were pretty well msintS'sei Le,c
shipments to-day sd3 mp 10 Ooa jH.a-
els OF wheat and 200, 900 busLe,~ of corn,
besides several cargoes OF Other .:s.r.
The general evidence OF g letter .,r.."-
becomes each day more c}'a-'y E-c.~n
able.
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EXECUTION OF THE M0DOcS,
Sioux and Bamcho Imprisoned
for Life.

New YORK, October 3.-A Fort Kls.
math special. in speaking OF the gal
lows on which Captain Jack and his
associates are to be executed to-day
says. The uprights stand about seven
teen feet high, surmounted by a cross
beam thirty feet in length. The plat
form, set on pine poles. is eight feet
below the beam, solid at the back, and
with a hinged front, On which the
criminals will be placed. The cutting
OF a single rope will upset the three
supports OF the front of the platform,
and will give the six murderers eix-
foot drop. Lieutenant Colonel Hoge
will officiate as Provost Marshal and
superintend the adjusting of the moose
by sergeants aud non-commissioned
officers. The sentence and findings OF
the Military Commission will be read
by Lieutenant Kingsbury, and translst'
ed by Mr.. Riddle, of Yreka. 1t is ez
pected that nearly one thousand In
dams will be present.
A Washington special says that
Sloink and Bsrouche, two OF the lndl-
ans sentenced to be hung with Captain
Jack, will be pardoned by the President
or the ground that they were merely
instruments OF their Chief in the Peace
COM mission assassination.
SAN FRASClsoo, October 3.-The sx.
ecution of the Modocs in presence OF the
Klamath and other indiana was for
the purpose Of making a wholesome
impression on their minds. Whites
from all parts OF the country were on
the spot to witness the tragedy Of Jack 8
death. The remainder OF his tribe will
not be surrendered or given to the au-
thorities, hut be transferred to Fort
Russei, Wyoming Territory. The
remnant amounts to one hundred ana
fitty.six men, women and children
Captain Hasbrouck will escort them TO
the Fort with the Fourth artillery.
WASHINGTON, October 3-The sea-
tence OF Sioux aud Bamcho, Mo!oc
Iudlans, has been commu'ed to im-
prisonment tor life at Alcst, Ross Island,
San Francisco harbor, on the ground
that these Indians were not chiefs but
stood in the relative position of private
soldiers obeying the orders OF their COM
mander, Captain Jack.
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FRANCE.
The Impendin. Revelation

PARIS, October 3.-The city has been
full OF conflicting rumors to-day in re-
gard to the political situation. The
report which gained the most currency
and caused the greatest excitement was
one stating that the Permanent Com"
mittee of the Assembly would order
that body to meet on the 18th met,
and that the Government officials
now absent from Versailles had been
ordered to proceed there Immediately,
but dispatch from official sources in
Versailles pronounces it untrue.
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OHIO.
THc Financial Crisis I'm Columbus
The Comm ere ini Rar x.

The Commercial Ea' x.
CoLrMBus, October 3.-The fuaucia
crisis is the only topic Of in!cres! here
The bankers refused to agree upon any
Dlan for mutual protection, and this
news becoming public small deposItors
made general run ca most all the
banks, making the strain quite hare
oae tor all. This morning Ejckley's
Bank suspended. The Commercla'
Bank this morning WAS known to b.
very hard run, bnt up to ten add hal
o'clock it paid small checks aud Ger
tifcates OF DEPOSIT The business O;
both hanks has been conducted in ie~
Ultimate channels, and they have tie
sympathy of the people.
President Sessears, Of the CONNER
cial Bank, has tried to convert bonds
into currency without success, but say
that the assets Of his b.Dk are worth
more than twice his liabilities. The
bank is still paying small Checks and
certificates OF deDcst to women 2rd
persons who really need their money
for immediate use Bartlett u Smith
are also follOwiDg the same plan when
ihey are Satisfied that the parties mean
10 use their money in business. Trey
intend 10 discourage q run on other
barka, and are feeling hopeful. Sew
eral large manu- 'acturing establish
ments that feared they would be com
relled 70 reduce their force bave been
assured bv National Bank that they
can have all the money they need on
their sixty or nine.y days paper. The
leelin. is more easy than this morning
Oae OF the largest dry goods house cd
vertise they will take thirty days certI'
fed checks in payment Tor goods,
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HWarfnIne knife 7"

We have declared war against coun-
terteiters, and we mean to fight it out.
When diseases OF the Kidneys or ofthe
procreative organs PROSTATE you take
Helmbold's Buchu. The genuine
Helmbold's Buchu may be known by
the private proprietary stamp OF d: +.
Helmbold, on each bottle, and is fully
warranted for diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Sold BY druggists
sysrywhsrs.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Bullion COminz-The BOmbHrdmtn'
OF fAIicanti-Spants Affairs.


LONDON, October 3.-$T15, 600 in bull
lion were shipped from Liverpool to
New York yesterday. and $4,000 for
Montreal.
A Dispatch from Csrtaeena Gays that
the 1usurgent frigates were not injured
during the bombardmcnt OF Alicsnti,
and no one on board was killed. They
are taking in coal and making prepa-
ratious to attack Valencia. The Span
ish Government has Issued an order
requiriog all vessels arriving at the
ports in Spain from Liverpool to under
go quarantine.
A chimney two hundred and twenty
feet high in the village OF North
Fleet, fell to-day, killing five persons
and manning a dozen others.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

A Murderer Captured Tha Gdhcr-
zo"h. Murder Trial.
WEsToHEsTER, October 3.-Daniel
Jones, who murdered Mr.. Nelson, in
Highland township on Monday, bss
been captured.
Udderzooks trial, on the charge o.
numbering Goes, will take place on the
9th inst.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. t, An
PROBABILITIES


For Saturday in -, uulf States south
aud eas, Winds, partly cloudy and clear
weather, possibly with rain on the inn
mediate coast. For North Carolina
and Middle States southeast to north
east winds, cloudy and threatening
weather, possibly followed by rain Sat-
urday evening. For New England
rtbeasterIy winds, cloudy weather
and possibly rain. ror the lower Lake
region, northeast winds veeriug TO
southeast and southwest with clouds
AID rain. For the Upper Lake region,
northessterly winds increasing to brisk
and backing to northwest with clouds
and rain. Cautionary signals are or
dered for Toledo and Detroit.