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Northern Pacific.
MlNSEAroLls. Mimi, oct. Il

MASTERPIECES Mimi. oct. II.
General Manager c " Mead of the
Northern Pacific railroad was in this ely
yesterday, and stated that it is proposed by
the management TO operate the road Us far
rs jamestown this winter a. Il certainty, as
the road is supplied with snow fences, etc,
to thai point Ii the winter is not a severe
one the trains will be run to Bismarck.
Jamestown is about 100 miles west of
Fargo. Work on this part of the road is 10
be began and prosecuted with rigor in the
spring. Gen Cass has appointed the fol
lowing gentlemen as commissioners to cX-
anime and report upon the condition of the
road A c Sands, Cincinnati, George W
Steele, Pansyillc, Ohio and Gen w G Lc-
due of Hastings, who will start from st
Paul this morning in special car aud with
Mr.. Mead will go over the road.
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CLAIu.-IIampton. y. y, october 9th, 1sI3.-
This is to certify That my late husband, George
{. Martin. has Insured In the Phoenix Mutual
Life Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn,
october 10Th 1865, Tor $1,000 ON the life plan.
The premium was slgl.GO, which was paid half
cash ana half note. lie died June sth, 1873, and
/ huYc Ills DAY received from V. c. Meycrhoffcr,
general agent Of said company, draft In full
settlement OF said policy, and dividends 10 the
amount Of :3Ss. cancelllng the four notes given
Tor half of The premium, and not deducted from
the policy. The claim WAS settled promptly
and satisfactorily to me by their agent at l,tt-
land, and without any expense whatever
Oct ID, d5tNwit SARAH X. MARTIN
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FATAL ACCIDENT on THE MIssissQUoI
RAIRoAD.-Philo Baker, pauper, living
on the Sheldon Poor Farm, was run over
and killed on the Missisquoi Railroad. just
beyond Green's Corner by the up train,
Tuesday afternoon. lie was walking on
the track and owing to a curve was not
discovered by the engineer in season to
stop the train. The unfortunate man was
quite deaf, and probably did not hear the
alarm Ills body was horribly mutilated
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4 Horrible Afi'rly.
HAN FnANcl,cn. Ocl.

SAN FEANCi.co, Oct. t.
4 dispatch from Bakclsileld Klein coun-
ty, California, gives particulars of horri-
bic affair near that place on election day.
Larry Watson aekcd Moses Gilman who he
had voted for and upon receiving a reply,
struck him on the head with q pistol. in
ilcting wound which resulted in the death
Of Gilman in few minutes Robert Pop
pard and others then attempted to arrest
Larry, when he drew a knife and stabbed
Pcppard twice, inliicting mortal wounds.
Pcppard then got the knife away from
Watson and stabbed him, when both tell
and died within two minutes of each other.
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Firen,ans' Muster.
PouGHKRErslE, Oct. II

PouaHKEErsIE, Oct. II.
At the frcmcns' tournament to-day the
Uydropath steamer No. \ won the first
prize, throwing 252 feet 10 inches. No
other steamer contested. In the hand en-
gne trial the Pocahontas Company of
Rhinebcck won the first prize, throwing
1870 feet, and Washington company of
Hudson the second prize, throwing III
feet. The hose carriage race was won by
the Columbia Hose Company of Peekskill
in 423.
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Shooting Affair Between Gamblers,


CoLUMBus, o., Oct. IT,
Yesterday John Lawler, a notorious
gambler, shot three card monte player
named John Dewall. Clark street was
crowded at the time, and the affair
created intense excitement Dewall
knocked Lawler down for insulting his
mistress. Lawler then got a.revolver, and
returning to the spot, fired four shots at
Dewall, only one of which took effect,
fracturing the left arm, Both were ar
rested
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Harlem Extension way, 1855 p. IN.
Eastern way, 2.2O p. N.
TrOy way, 4.55 p. IN.
Troy, 40 n. m, Has a. N. and 40 p. N
Albany, 1.45 "a. IN, 455 ana $40 r. lh
Boston, 40 n, IN. and 2.20 p. m.
Canadas, 1910 a. IN.
Northern way, 1882 a. N.
Burlington, i240 and 1l.32 IL m.
Saratoga way, 1i.45 a. II.
New York, Ii 40 a. IN. and ass p. IN.
Connecticut River way, $40 =. IN.
WOodstOcb way, stage il.bl a. IA.
Chlttcnden Tuesdays and Saturdays 1879 am.
Stockhrldge stage, 1880 =. IN.
cz-Alails will he promptly closed at lnc sprc-
aced hour; ali letters deposited Ia the street
hovcs viii be collected at $40 and ll.uo q. H.,
H. TO- 80, 8.05 and last collection Tor all night
mails nj 9.On p. N. All letters deposited In the
Letter BOX at tn Depot VIII be collected by
Route Agents iive minutes previous to the dc
Dlriurn OF each mall train
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Charles p Bushnell, of New York city
was elected a corresponding member of the
society; and Charles Pomeroy Button, of
Burlington, was elected a member.
A printed form of certificate of member
ship was authorized, to be prepared by the
Librarian
The reports Of books received during the
year will be made to the next annual meet
Ing.
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The Elections.
New YoEE, oct. Il.

The Worlds San Francisco special says
that partial returns from ,wenty-eight out
of llfty-two counties give Mckmstry, the
Independent candidate for supreme court
judge, amajerity of two thousand. Twenty
four counties are yet to hc heard from
These being Democratic strongholds, the
majority for McKinstry may b. overcome,
and his Democratic competitor elected,
Both sides claim the state,
Later. Returns indicate that the major
ity for McKinstry, caudidate of the indie
pendent peoples party for supreme court
Judge, is about three thousand.
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KEoEuK. Ia, oct. Il.
The executive committee of the state
grangers of the Mississippi valley met in
convention yesterday. a J Stewart of
Missouri was chosen president and Thos
J Smith Of Minnesota, sccretory. Dele
gates were present from Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri, Michigan Indiana, Illinois, Kan
sas. Missississippi and Wisconsin.
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Gard.

J. G.. Hammond and family of Ticon-
deroga desire to express their thanks 20 the
engineer of the mNning train ON the Addi-
son II. r., from Port Henry. for the Rut-
land daily papers thrown off by him every
morning for several weeks past, and would
like 10 reward his generous motives if we
could learn his true name.
TICoNprRoGA, oct lG, 1873.
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lsiItiaIlsi County.

We learn that the wedding of Mr.. c. {.
Hutchinson and Miss Gcrtie II. Sherman.
at the residence of the brides father, last
Wednesday, was a very quiet affair, only
relatives of the family being in Attendance.
II is reported to lave been an exceedingly
pleasant occasion, marrcd only by the i'm
mediate departure OF the happy pair to
their home, fifteen hundred miles away. in
Hutchinson, Kas. Mrs. Hutchinson was
greatly beloved, and her loss to the society
of CastlctOn is deeply regretted. She viii
be missed by the poor, to whom she was
an ever considerable friend If only q 1.-THE
of the good wishes which follow the newly
married couple TO their western home are
fulfilled, they will enjoy all the happiness
that can possibly be conferred on mortals.
Rev. VIM. L. Hines of the Advent
Church was the officiating clergyman.
wALLINGFoRD.
Every one is congratulaling every other
one on the splendid success OF the contcn-
NAL celebration and the fail. There were
no accidents and nothing to mar the pleas
antncss of the occasion. The order main
tanned on the ground as well as the fnan-
cial results are in a large measure due TO
the quiet and transformations. yet pcrscycr-
ing work Of one man whose name has not
been mentioned in this connection. That
is Joseph Randall, the general supcrin-
tendent of the grounds lie has devoted
his time and laborcd earnestly to have
everything taken Gaze Of, and now icjoiccs
that all is done, every bill paid, and over
1000 feet of boards paid for and safely
housed for the next centennial and the next
fair. Some articles are missing from the Hall
of Relics. Several valuable old ncwspa-
pcrs, and some ancient hand wovc pocket
handkerchefs. Ii is hoped they haye been
taken away by accident, and will be re-
turned, as they are of no especial value
except to the owners, and to them of price
less value as keepsakes.
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Wife Murder.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct Is.
Jacob Daub deliberately shot his wife
with shot gun while she was sitting on
the back porch of their dwelling yesterday
afternoon When arrested Daub said his
wife had been unfaithful to him and should
have been arrested long ago.
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The Sioux and POncas.

YANKToN, Dakota Territory, Oct II,
The fight between the Brule Sioux and
Poncas Indians on the 18Th inst, resulted,
according to the latest reports, in the kill.
ing of twenty warriors.
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The morning p pers in their financial
column take very encouraging view of
the situation At the same time the idea is
expressed that after ,hc rapid advance in
stocks during the past few days, a reaction
and lower prices again would not be sur
prising.
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Accidentally Killed.

New YORK, oct H.
John c., son of the late Daniel Lord, the
distinguished lawyer, fell through two
hatchways at Morristown, n. j., to-day,
and was instantly killed His age was
ffty-fve years.
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ACCIDENT 70 DIR. WALTER CARPENTER.
DR.. Walter Carpenter of Burlington, 80
pleasantly and fayorably known through
out the State, met with quite a serious ac-
cidcnt ON Wednesday night last The par
ticulars are, as we learn them from the
Free Press, that about midnight Mr.. S. w.
Mead of Shclhurn, called the doctor NJ and
they started for Shclburn together, Mr.,
Mead driving very fast, against the remon-
slrances Of the Doctor. When on Union
street about seventy-fivc feet from Main, it
being pitch dark, Mr.. Mead droye off on
the right hand side and IN vcering into the
road again, some ways farther on, the car
riagc was overturned and the occupants
thrown out but not into the ditch, as be-
fore reported. Doctor Carpenter was bad
ly Jared, so much so that he was insensible
for some minutes, and was obliged to be
carried home by the neighbors attracted to
the spot by the noise. His injuries are not
considered serious Mr.. Mead escaped
unhurt. The horse, which was very fine
bay, belonging to Henry n. Newell Of
Shelburn, received about nineteen cuts and
bruises, and presents pitiable spectacle.
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Election.
SAN FRANCisCo

SNN fKANCIsCO, Oct Y.
Later returns Indicate that McKinstry,
the independent candidate for Supreme
Court Judge, is elected by about 1000 ma
jority. These figures will not be materially
changed by the returns to come ill.,
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Personal Explanation.

On Wednesday last an item was pub
lished in THE GLOBE under the head Of an
Assault in Whitehall" Mr.. McAdam
now sends communication which is pub
lished below. The following is the item
referred to:
"On last week very peculiar assault
and battery case was up before the court at
Whitehall The parties to the suit were
Louis Dalton, in the employ of Mr.. A. p.
Cooke, lumber merchant, and Mr.. McAdam,
employed by Mr.. II. G.. Burleigh, also II
lumber dealer. The assault was made in
consequence Of McAdam attempting to use
some cals which Dalton and VIM. II.
Caldwell had engaged Of Mr. Baker, the
railroad station agent. Caldwell remOns-
trated with McAdam against loading the
cars, saying they were engaged by him,
when a struggle ensucd between Dalton
and McAdam, ending in McAdam's striking
Dalton over the head with rule making
an ugly cut reaching to the bone of the
skull. Dalton then closed with McAdam
and threw him. Dalton was arrested and
plead not guilty. At two separate trials
the jury have disagreed and Dalton has
given bail to await the action of the grand
jury"
LETTER FROM l.. II. MCADAM.
WHITEHALL, Oct 10.
Editor Rutiand Globe In your issue of
yesterday, the 18th inst, You give us an
item of news assault at Whitehall, "
which is evidently intended to mislead the
public, although not intended to do so by
you. The facts of this assault, as proved
by witnesses on this trial, are, that this
man Caldwell demanded Of McAdam a car
that he was loading, and which he (Nlc-
Adam had obtained permission 10 load
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COLLEGE, Society.

New YORK, Oct. II.
The Delta Koppa Epsilon college frater-
nifty closed their convention at Easton, Pa,
last night, with an Grafton by W. Nc
Vcagh. Whilclaw Reid presided H. Por-
ter Of New York delivered the poem.
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Schooner Wrecked.

CHARLOTTE, \. y, oct. II,
The schooner Mary Of Chaumont, with a
cargo of limestone, went ashore at 4 o'clock
this morning. Crew saved. Vessel going
to pieces.
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Death of a Clergyman.

ATLANTA, oct II.
Rev. W. J. Parks, the Southern Metho-
diet divine, is dead
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PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 Millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. Nil Express Companies
use them, Soj ~ Printers ANA Stationcr>
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER GO. RUTLAND,
tuHe28d6Wtf Wholesale Agents.
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Insane, Of Course.

SAN FEANClsCo, Oct. 10.
The name Of the man who chopped off
Owen Gillen's head with an axe this after
noon, is Lloyd Bell, and not Ryan, as first
reported. Bell is evidently insane.
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Specie Coming.

LONDON, Oct. H.
Five hundred thousand pounds were
Withdrawn from the Bank of England yes
terday for shipment to America, and
GlGh, 900 tO-daN.
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ANEM Dkh. WI. /
\ Washington dispatch says appropra-
tons which congress will he asked to make
ut the coming session, including estimates
for the next fiscal year, and, very
large deficiency for the present year, there
is reason to believe will he greatly
in excess of appropriations for any year
since the beginning of President Grants
administration. This fact, considered in
connection with the condition Of the gov
eminent revenues since the beginning of
the panic, and possible permanent decrease
in custom receipts for many months to
COME indicates that the appropriation com
miltec will have very serious work before
it in opposing demands for large eXpcndi-
lures. 1t already appears t. be matter of
some doubt whether the revenues for the
present fiscal year VIII meet expenditures
that already have been provided by law,
and the deficiency which Congress will be
asked To- allow. and there is much appre-
hcnsion in the treasury department lest
congress will authorize expenditures which
can only he met by an increase OF taxa
ton.
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Marine Disasters.

New YORK, Oct. Il.
Thirty vessels were crippled in the gulf
stream during the recent storm.
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Nomination.

MiDplErowN, \. y, oct. Il.
Charles b. Wood to-day received demo-
cratic nomination for member for the As
sembly from the second district of Orange
| county
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Che 8utland Daily Glube.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, lao & 1920 q. m, 1920 q
tS:35 p. IN.
d" Burlington 1910 lisp a. IN. 1880 & tao
y. IN.
" Port Henry, 'i1:32 O. IN
" Bennington, tl2Os p m, 1870 L 1928 p
III.
" Saratoga, 'ii45 q. m, 900 p. IN.
" salem, lao & 1880 a. IN. 1870 d '4:j5 p. ~.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 1890 m, 1910 1900
y. IN.
burlington, i43 tj:4o q. m, $3.50 & sos p.
m.
d" Port Henry, 5:O5 p. m.
bennington, 1900 a $3.50 a. m, & 1875 =. IN.
" Saratoga, $500 a. IN, q '8:bO p. IN.
Salem, 1:4O Il 1900 a. m, 100 Y 1000 p. IN.
Mall 1rnln tMlXed.
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The Fever at Memphis.

INV VEk, VVT n.
Thiriy-one yellow fever deaths at Mem
phis in twcnty-four hours ending at noon,
AN increase Of twelve. Mayor Johnston is
better and Register Wright is worse.
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BENEVOLENCE.

The Masons Odd Fellows and other benc-
yolcnt associations continue to send money
to the sufferers at Shreveport and Mem
~.
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From Washington.
DISCHARGED WORKMEN.

NASHlNGTON, Oct. II.
Owing 20 the stringcncy in the money
market many employees are being dis
CHARGED
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE }
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WAsHINGToN, :
ID. c., oct. II, 1878 p. NJ.
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WEST RUTLAND. Rev. T.. Mills will
preach in the school house, West Rutland
tomorrow (Sabbath) afternoon at $3.50
o'clnck
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Harlem Extension way 9.o5 q. in. and 300 D. m.
Eastern way, lao a. IN
Troy way, 12.l0 p. IN.
Troy, 1910 p. m, $3.50 ?. 1n ana $50 y. m
Albany, 1910 p. M, $40 p. m, aud ..30 p. ~
Boston, 1l:I0 a. m, and 800 j.. ~.
Canad.ts, i.l5 p. m.
Northern way, 200 p. IN.
- arlington, 200 p. ~. ana $50 4. ln.
a.atoca way, $50 =. ~.
Ne YORK, $50 p. m. and $50 p. m.
Con uecticut RIVER way, $50 p. IN.
Woodstock way, tStagg) Leo D. IN.
Chlttendeu, CTuesdays and Satuiday5' 800 p. N.
StOckbrdge stage, 1900 y. m.
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Meets at their Hall, Buffum's Block, Monday
evenings for devotional services at : o'clock
led by Ben. X. Chase. All are invited. AZ the
close OF the devotional exercises there viii be
a meeting for business. The members OF the
Board OF Directors, and working committee
are requested to be present.
Reading Room freely open to all, from 500 Il.
m. to 10 p. IN.
Meeting at the jail at o'clock p. m. Leader
p. Edyerton delegates, " G. Howard, j. H..
Mclean.
POoler Distrlct.-At $50 o'clocl; y. m. Leader,
Moses Perkins delegates, W. c. Walker, l."
Long.
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MEMPHIS, Oct. II.

NEMFIIIs, VVI. IL
Thirty deaths from yellow fever to-day,
being four more than yesterday, but ON the
whole the aspect of affairs is considered
more favorable,
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LOOKING ron lNyEsrMEyrs.

Since the 22d of September, 1872, six
hundred and thirly-two shares Of Rock
Island have been transferred on the books
mostly by people for investment. 1t is
said every dividend paying road finds its
shares going in the same way.
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CONVENIENT APPROPRIATIONS.
New YORK, Oct. Il
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sabbath Services.

ADVENT CuURCH.--NO services.
BAPTIsT-Rey. +. Mills, Pastor; Services a.
10.45 n. IN. and 90 p. m sabbath school ui y IN.
CATHoLIC.-Rev. Charles Boyl0n, Pastor; SER
Vices at 800 and 1920 a. m, and coop. IN.
FRENCH CATuoLlC.-Rev. II. Cardinal, Pastor ;
Services at II 90 IN. ana 100 y. N.
EGATIONAL.-fev j. @. johnson, Pastor;
meetings Thursday and Saturday evenings ut
100
EPIscoPAL-Rev j. Harris, ID, Rector; Morn
Inc PRAYER with sermon at 1880 Il. Ia. sunday
school Immediately after morning service
Evening Prayer with sermon hereafter at 100
METnopIsT.-Rey II. +. Austin, Pastor; Ser
vices at 1850 Il. In. sabbath School Concert
at 100 ~ IN. Prayer Meetings Tuesday ana
Thursday evenings ut 600 In the Chapel, West
street.
West Rutland-Methodist- Preaching IA Ccn-
trail HILL nj 2.Ol nnd .Ol d. ID.
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In Hydc,lllc, at ST. James Church, october
70. by Rev. ". &. Davenport, Mr.. Roswell Clark
OF orwell, and Miss Jennie l.. stiles Of Hyde
willie,
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A prcM RESIDENCE BURNED.

LONDON, UcJ. II.
Ardvorikie castle, formerly the residence
Of the duke Of Abercombie, has been burn
ed. Many works of art including nu-
merous etchings by Landseer, was de
strOVel.
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IID T VIN 7 " 7 - To
Nyc, p II

Dooley, PIT Nyc, PHI
SpoOner Freddie
When application Is made for an advertised
letter, the applicant must give date Of advertise
inent. II not called Tor within one month they
VIII be sent to the Dead Letter Oiilcc.
j. 3. KILBURN. r. VI.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER s5ru

at two O'Clock p. m. said land Is known as the
homestead OF q. l.. Mu,sey and Will be sold In
lots from y acres TO y acres each Laying on
the east slide OF the fair grounds, and near the
village. There are several desirable building
lots OF first quality OF land, and no better gar
den land In Rutland.
road three rods wide Just south OF the
house VIII be opened leading from the main
road east 70 the Rutland railroad. There Will
b no bye building. A part OF the purchase
money can remain on mortgage. | VIII give q
warranty deed. WM NJ FIELD,
Rutland Oct. IL, 1913. octlTd&wst
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BY the Cable.

TIE SPANISH SQUADRON.
MADRID, Oct. II.
The Cove nment squadron is yet at Glib
ralteI.
THE NEW CAPTAIN GENERAL
MADRID, oct. II.
General Jovellor. the newly appointed
captain general of Cuba left Santiago for
Havana yesterday.
rREsHET ~ TIE NAvA.
ST. PETERsBrRg, Oct Il.
The river navy has aisen ten feet beyond
its usual height, causing great damage in
this city and the country through where it
passes.
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ON Saturday for the Middle and Eastern
States, castcrly winds threatening and
rainy weather