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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-03
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM
San Francisco, Oct. 2.

''NN i~N'f y
Patrick Kelley, a b%arkeeper on the
corner of Market aud Battery 5 reefs,
died suddenly in his saloon yester-
day afternoon. The cause OF his death
is unknown.
who fled fro' he city, was heard
from ye>teioly n Nevada. Meas
ureS have bee aiken to ecure him.
Members of the crew now say they
have been bribed to say no more
bou the matter.
The execution of the Mo5Ocs to-
morrow will be under the direction
of Capt. III. Ha>hrouck, now in COM
maNd at Fort Klamath.
Edward Flthertv, eN~-Supervisor,
has been sworn in as Il Fire Commits
sioner OF this city.
The decision OF County Judge STAN
ley to-day, in the Bauer.Hubert con-
tested election case, virtually declares
Huiert to have been elt cted Treas
urtr.
We have received in this city from
Vallejo, Sacramento. and Marysvllle
this eason al ont $4,000 b rrels OF
-four. During September, nineteen
cargoes OF wheat cleared for England.
The members of the cFgw OF the
ship Sunrise were examined before
the United States Grand jury to-day,
in relation to Charge against Capt.
Clarke and his mates.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. ..
Joseph Hernandez, engaged in dig
Cing a ditch for the gas companv'S
pipes. to-day, had several ribs broken
Ivy a horse attached to a street car,
t-,~. 80. ,,. |. ...--. .
The money in the State Treasury
Board OF Examiners, with the follow
yer, So, 55S.42 legal tenders, 50, 6l2.35.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 2.
The Territorial Agricultural Fair
opened here to-day. The display of
animals, fruits and domestic products
is unusually fine, and the Attendance
large.
The Semi Annual Conference Of
I.atter-Day Saints commences on
Monday next.
The weather is growing cold.
The purchase of bullion j. almost
entirely suspended, on account Ut the
tight money market.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, Oct. 2.
A petition, signed by a large num-
Der or business iuen, for the erection
OF an alarin-bell aid an automatic
llre-aiarm telegraph, was presented to
the Common Council last evening.
An ordinance authorizing the lur-
chase of a bell was passed {: tut the
ordinance for The purchase of a fire
alarm was read twice and laid over.
Large fires are raging in the woods
north Of the city.
JACKSONVILLE, Oct. 2.
From Mr.. Obcnchain, who lett Fort
klamath Yesterday, W. earn some
particulars / lalive l. - closing
preparations for the execution OF .lst
SIX Modocs now under sentence "
death. viz. Capt. Jack. Schonc III.
Boston Charley, Black Jim, Barncho,
md S.plluN. Mr.. Obenchain saws the
scaf1o!d is erected Just outside the
Tort, II ali strong enough, to all
appearances, to hang twice as many
victims.
The prisoners are spoken of as in
good health. but seem >umevlal dc.
sp"ndent at the evidences of the f,te
which awaits them.
Riddle, Of 1reka, is there, and it is
supposed he Will act as Interpreter on
the occasion, as it will be necessary TO
translate the order of execution to
them.
MI; Obenchain says the execution
VIII lie AT 10 O'Clock tomorrow Int
mat the ceremony of the translation
d'IG olhtr rerio mances may defer it
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PUBLIC DEBT.-A statement # the
public debt is Civ in a Washington
dispatch published herewith. The
debt. according to the showing, was
reduced during the month of Septem-
Der 81, 90! 49,.
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BIG SUIT.-O. II. Cougar and b. F.
Dalton have sued the celebrated En-
ma Mining Company. TO recove GER
tain stock in the concern valued at
$500. 90.
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THE MoDOCS.-Six of the Modocs,
including Captain Jack, are to be
launched into eternity simultaneously
to-day. Some reference to the matter
of the execution will be found in our
Geographic columns.
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NEW GRANADA.
PANAMA, Sent. so.

PANAMA. Sept. so.
News was received at Valparaiso
that the steamer Hooper had arrived
at Pernambuco, with l.4CO miles 81
cable for the line tn Jamaica. and 1t Is
expected that communication with
the | nited States and EurOie 10y that
line will lie established in October.
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Sole Agent in San Francisco.

NYRON ANGEL, No. 49, Montgomery
street, Room III. is Sole Agent tor the
Eureka Daily SENTINEL ia san Fran
cisco. Persons in that city having busi-
ness with this office are requested to
communicate with him.
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CARRIER.

ALT. CHARTZ is authorized 70 receive
subscriptions tor the SENTINEL and col
lect Tor the same IL this town. All
persons in Eureka owing Tor suoscrip.
tons VIII pay them TO him.
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CLoTEINc

Which they are offering al n-,.,
low anything ever imluried ,nrp
Inc quality of Their p,CfS
ttor't.-niS tested. and lronnn,.
rl'r q" al others. aid the prIS,.
- disposing OF Their NJ
g.. ~ x, cannot Tut NEE, ibs =
a. &.- NOS IN want OF this cls, \.
LNeiN coice.>able kid OF
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

MADRID, Oct. 2.
Discussions in the ranks of the Car
ISIS are increasing Leaders DorreA
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CAREY, Roda, and Lizzaraga have left
their commands and arrived AT Ba-
yOune.
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BORN.

IN \lrglnla City, September 18th. to the
WIFE OF IL. c. Dldr. a daughter.
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III ED

IN \ir3lhla CHy, S"p'emher, "Htn, Vi s,
brlla Nj. sheridan. aged % V ars.
IN Chicago, August eth, Howard =
ichhrf aged | year II . days, son of
Joiih Mltchncr. late of Aurora.
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Foreign Notes,

PANIC ON THE VIENNA BoURsE
VIENNA, october 29.-There is another manic
ON the Bourse in this city. The government is
endeayoring TO effect a settlement Of the fuan-
cial din cultes.
DEATH OF KING JOHN OF sAxoSY
DRESDEN, october Z9.-The death of King
John, of SaxOny, at the royal chateau, at PHI
nltz, SIX miles from this city, is announced this
morning.
SPECIMEN LONDON roc.
LONDON, October GA fog more dense than
that of yesterday hangs over London to-day
There have been numerous accidents on the
streets, and at this hour, 1880 p. m, locomotion
is almost suspended.
MORE SPECIE FOR NEw YORK.
LONDON, october 29.-One hundred and
twenty. five thousand dollars IN specie were
shipped from Liverpool for New York yester-
day.
BRITISH SEAMAN KILLED BY THR CAR
LISTS.
MADRID, October cit is reported that the
Carlists have tired on British war vessel, kill
ing one Of the crew.
FIRE IN PARIS.
PARIS, October 29.-The Old opera house in
the Rue lie Peletier has been DESTROYED by Ore.
A NoSARCHTCAL STRAW.
General BellemGrre wrote a letter to NJ. Du
Baril, minister OF war, informing him that il
the monarchy was restored, he (Bellemarrel
would resign his commission in the
array. Immediately upon receipt OF the
communication by NJ. Du Baril. he issued an
order placing the general on the retired list.
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Wall sfreefIa-anx

Wv YORK, october 29.-MeleF IL loaning az
! 10 "a. Foreign exchange a. Oh tngcd. God
sttousvr. ranging between SksA. rhe rates
pad for carrying arc Der AMMAN 20 - per
~ m. Government bonds weak. S5nthcrn
g ate securities lower.
stocks ave bceu weak AM lower. A. the
CTerlng. Vrtc-s sbcEed decline q % I -
compared with tsose current last evening". ant
ftii lower quotations were made 10 early deal
trcS. but decline Was partly recovered AZ first
bcsfd. Later che marke' heraune weak again.
aud price, made another decline. the chief activ-
4 y hetng IN Western Union. lake Shore. n. Y.
central, Rock Island and Wabash stocks at the
oclock call were weak. anf fhe lowest rri~s q
on Vie DAY were made, when there ~as steaditr
z cling and slight recovery IN prices state
cold al Is; Missouri skies At s6S, and Vtfgiuia
conkels az 47g.
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The STRIKE OF THE NEW YORK CIGAR MA
KERs-iesteTday morning, in accordance with
the dictates of La Union ProtectUrd, the cigar
makers in the factory of Messrs. Mora & Co,
IN Water street, struck work because the firm
asked the men TO return to last winters prices
The men on strike are Cubans, Spaniards, Chi
nese, Englishmen, and mericaDs. The society
Will during the strike pay the men from ST. to
$40 per week, and to those wishing to go TO Kew
West and New Orleans. where they state there
is plenty of work, the society will pay their ex-
peDses, Mr. Mora informed the Times reporter
yesterday that there are only five men at WORK
IN the factory, one of whom is a member of the
La Union Prefecture, and who refuses TO be led
by It's dicta iiOn.-N. Y. inns. 2Sh.
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A6airS I'm ST. Lnuis-

TIE ALLEN MILL.
ST. Louis, october 29.-It is now stated that
the fight between Allen and Hogan will Ike
place to- morrow.
THE EAST ST. LOUIS FIRE.
The loss by the burning of the saw mill of
Morse, Doggett & Co., in East ST. Louis yester-
day was 10000.
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE MEMPHIS SUFFERERS
continue. Some 50 600, and a con siderable
quantity Of other articles have beon collected
thus far.
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LIE SOUTHERN SCoURGK.-The deaths from
yellow fever in Memphis for the past forty
SSIgnt noufs were fifteen. There was a hard
~ S! Yesterday morning, and the temperature
Is sun railing. Mayor johnson has suficiently
recovered 10 resume his Official duties. No new
cases are reported at Mon tgomery or Mobile
that the total number of deaths from yellow
ievef SINCE It's appearance there foot up sixty
OF winch twenty two died last week. There
Vas q gooo frost Monday night, and ice an
H.sntn OF an inch thick yesterday morning
mere were prospects of black frost last night
when II is hoped will prevent further spread OF
me olsease 1t is estimated that there are al
Ieast sixty cases under treatment in the city anc
county Two interments took place yesterday
owing to the extreme cold weather, the inter
ments To- day will probably exceed those of any
arrived last night. There were four Inferno Mt,
at shreveport Yesterday
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The CHARGES AGAINST THE NEW YORK DE-
TEcTIv Es.-Ex-Mayor Hall, who has been re-
tanned by Capt. Irving, the chief of the detec
tive force, as counsel 10 defend him against the
charges preferred by the English forger, G Gorge
Mcdonnell, was waited upon this afternoon by
q reporter OF the Express. In answer 10 inoui-
res Mr. Hall said he had not yet examined the
charges, so that he could not say anything
about the matter. 1t il rumored, however, that
the defence will be, that Mcdonnell is not
worthy of belief, either morally or legally, and
that the fact that he is a convicted felon will
niece ssarily render any evidence he NAV furnish
iDsdnissible. Mr.. Hall has not vet received
copy OF the cbarges-N. L Erursss 91M
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The NEW POLICE JUSTICES IN NEW YORK.
Office of police justices in New York will contest
the constitutionality of the law under which the
new justices were appointed, and apply for a
writ OF prohibition to restrain them from act
ing. The present justices were elected by the
people, and the new justices appointed by the
aldermen. Under the law, the sppointees hav
ing been sworn in, will enter on their officia
duties on Tuesday of next week
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Jo.eph hreh m the Hmm

BosroN, october 29.-rhe committee OF
vorkinsmen on the reception OF Joseph Arch,
have decided 20 dispense with the torchltght
procession. The public reception and hanq uet
VIII take place on "Wednesday evening In Fan
enil hall.
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The DeI.uare Ho.ateta.

| IN. WKsT ekNIENCED TO PAY 500 AND M
lNPRIsoNFD TWO NEARs.
| DOVER. nEL.. October 2o.-nr. Wet pleados
guilty in court tC-dsy % an att-snpt 90 IRE Geo.
| hinn's house, ami was lined $500 and costs aud
two years imprisonment. The other indict-
ments against him we're dropped.
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OPENING PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY.
WRsTCHKsTER, PA, October 29.-The tri Al OF
Undertook commenced this morning, Judges
Butler, Passmore and Hawley on the bench.
Milton Whitney, of Baltimore, appeared as sd-
ditional counsel for the prisoner, and stated
that one count OF the indictment charged I'd
derZook with killing Winfield y. GOsS, AMI
another count charged the killing of a man un
known TO the jury. He desired the District At
torney to elect upon which count be will try.
The District Attorney declined to make an
election. The indictment having been read
the Judge said the prisoner had already plead
not guilty. A motion and argument against
the Indictment could be as well heard after a.
before the swearing of the jury, and directed
the swearing of the jury. Wayne McNeigh
counsel for the accused, moved that the plea
be withdrawn. The court overruled the motion.
Photographic report is to be made ur III.
evidence in the UddeTzook tai for The use ot
life insurance Companies who have an interest
in the pending case. Three Jurors were selected
after abost twenty challenges. Their names
are Edward 5. Wilson, Isaac Kolb and Thomas
Latshaw.
John s. Hood (colored, was sworn in. Joseph
Gibson, w. w. EntTiken and NJ. Shaver Christ
man were selected, and the panel being ex-
hausted, those of the panel ordered TO stand
aside were recalled. j. W. Morton, the first
Juror called. was sworn IN and took his seat as
foreman, making the eighth Juror chosen. The
question to the jurors was then modified and
they were asked, "HaYe Won any prejudice
resting on your mind for or against the pris-
oner?' Benjamin +. Price was next sworn
when the court ordered the summoning of FORTY
tallsmen by balf-past two o'clrck.
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A DESPERATE ATTENPT TO PLUMBER
Three rufians entered the residence of Mr.
Biefke, on Amity street, New York city, yester-
day At noon, seized Mrs. Biefke. poured some
liquid down her throat which rendered her
inseDsible, ransacked the house, took the ear
rings from the supplied woman, whom they had
tied to piano, and were about to depart with
trunk full of plumber when her husband cam,
home and the robbers fed
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The ssodoc Capttye..

CHETrNNE, October 29.-Ine Mo,ioc captive
passed here yesterday en- route 10 Port Mcfher
son, where they will be qusrtered, Instead 0
Fort ID. A. Russell.
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NOVEL AMUSEMENT FOR A DIyoRcKn Hus.
BAND.-Rndolph Bly, was yesterday arrested b,
Sergeant Jay, ON the charge of disturbing the
peace by tying Grape on the door of Henrietta
on the 1Sst inst, by Justice Watson Bald
Sun, c9tA.
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As Others See rs

Col Fitzgerald, writing to the Philadelphia
City Item from this city, says:
The place improves beyond belief. It is the
most beautiful city in the world, and when the
improvements now under way are carried to
completion, it will surpass description.
There has been a great deal of talk about
"Jobbing' and Corruption" but much of this
talk is clamor, raised for political effect. Ne
cessarily, taxation is high, to meet extr aordin-
airy expenditures. Millions of dollars are hid
den away under ground in grand cuyerts, and
many thousands have been paid for grading
all this is not seen and understood bv the
stranger, but il is well-knOwn to old residenters
Not only has the beauty of the city been en-
HANGED, but its health has been benefited. The
improvements along the Potomac, from the
Executive Mansion to the navy yard, impress
every one, as they may well do, for they are mag
nihcent. 4 he filling up of the old canal was Her
cultan undertaking that has done much for pub
lie health. The impossible gulleys which ave
been filled in the northern part OF the city
caused heavy expenditures of money, and there
Is much yet TO be done in various WAYS. Bur
the return will be ten fold-aye, twenty fold
to the citizen. In proof of which, at least one
thousand new buildings are now in course OF
erection, some of them noble In scope and
character.
The pavenents of the city are the best found
anywhere in America. They cost gre at deal
OF money, but the outlay was dema nded, and
the return is great satisfaction.
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THE Insults will Quit their establishmen MT
IN home on the % OF November, and nearly ali
60 70 private houses. The father general Of the
society proceeds to Belgium.
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TIE ALLEN HOGAN Prize FIGHT FIzZLE-
Particulars + the Arrest and Release Of the BruiS-
ers.-Our Geographic eoluRns yesterday an
nounced the capture and detention of the
steamer Continental having a company of
sports on board, en- route to the Hogan and Al
len prize fight below st. Louis. The following
additional particulars have been received: n
appears that the steamer Continental left her
wharf with an insufficient head OF steam on and
while rounding into the stream was struck bv
the high winds prevailing and blown to the Hi
nois shore, where she was boarded by the East
ST. Leuis police. The captain, engineer, mate,
and Jack LOoney were arrested. Looney wa
released from arrest between and O'Clock p
M He was held in "a 900 bonds-S2, 900 to ap
pear in st. CLAIR county in January next 70
violating the law regarding prize fighting, and
$4,000 to appear in Madison county on MONDAY
next to answer an indictment for participatin.
in the Allen McCoole mill a month ago Can
tain keefe, of the priZe-fight excursion steamer
Continental, and his mate, Reuben Gill, ware
held in $500 bonds to appear next Wednesdav.
Allen and Hogan both returned to St Ions las Z
evening, ana 1t Is said the stake holder, Jane
Eagan, o0NiuSe eno hs Ut Shall TAKE place in
two weeks,
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Serious Railroad Accident

PHILADELPHIA, October ga wagon driv-
en- by Ross Biyler, containing two girls named
smith and Skinbach, encountered train near
dne trenton railroad depot early this morning
The wagon was demolished, the horse killed
Blyler had q leg cut of, and both girls were
thrown out and seriously injured.
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NORFOLK VA, October Gan amateur con-
cert Was given last evening at the opera house,
by number Of ladies and gentlemen connected
with our church choirs, for the benefit of the
Memphis and Shreveport sufferers. The house
was crowded to its utmost capacity, yielding q
handsome sum for the object int nded.
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IwkNTY.rEARs have elapsed since Ohio had
ademocratic governor, and yet IL has been a
Remarkably prosperous stately. Y. Herald
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A GENERAL COURT MARTIAL has been ap-
pointed 20 meet at San Antonio, Texas, on tee
18th of November next, for the trial of Captain
j. L. Humfre Vile. of the ninth cavalry.
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NO HUMRUG.-L. RICE will pay fair cash
l price for any kind Of Ladies Cents and Chill
drens SECONDHAND CLOTHING, BOOTS
SHOES, &C., 623 TIN ST., between y and @, south
Note BY mall promptly attended to. je1s-ly
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ILL INJAPAN.-The first assistant OF Iwaku.
IA in the late.Japanese embassy in this city is
sick in Japan, and unable to speak or move.
Nv akura himself is quite i'll.
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Frost and Tee m Dgohtle
Snow at OsWewO.

MOBILE, October 2s.-There was a heavy frost
ana ice here TINS morning, and it is considered
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Fire I'M San Frnncisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2,-The furniture
factory of Strieber & Co., corner OF Main and
Howard streets, vas burned this evening. i.oSs
about si00 goo; fully insured.
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AFPOIETED.-Ihe President TO- day appoint
ed Constantine oGuire collector of interna
revenue at ST Louis
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The Wholesale Dry Good. Market

TIE REDUCTION IN PRICE. OF CoTro. anons
I'm, Inc New YORK Bulletin of yesterday saws
I'VE nave made such revisiODs in our nrice-
list TOR cotton foods As were obtainabia
under the circumstances. bat there are ofbeT
changes impending which will be noted in q ne
course; and IN the meantime some few OF our
quotations must be regarded as oHfsiie ngures
Brown Sheetings and ShirtiDgs-The following
makes have been reduced in price BY the lob
PERI ana ~ most cases by agents also: Atlantic
II SG cts; broadway, 10 cts; Continental
Z, II cts; Dwight y, Y and z, 9 cts, 81 cts.
ana IOcs Laconia o and Il, N cts and IOZ
pS"; - &C. = cts; lO-4 do, 80 cts; Nashua
DO. 50, z7k cts; do. "a, 80 cts; do. Io.4. So
cts; DO. ia, 80 cts; do. fine +, II, y and y.
L cts, IL cts, 10 cts. and cts, respectively:
Saransc ., II cts.; do. X, u cts. BIeached
Sneetings and Shirtings.-The following reduce
tiOns have been made: Androscoggin l., IS cts;
DO. IA, Il cts; do. So, so cts; do. 1914, %
cts. Auburn, - cts; Bates Xxx, 10 cts; la
coma 50, = cts; do. 90, 30 cts; do. IO4, $
cts; Pepperell Ga, II cts; do - y cts; do.
"a, 2 cts; do. ga, 80 cts; do. io-4 IS cts;
90, Ia, 40 cts; Walthsm 81, q cts; do.
80, 80 cts; do. lO-4, IS cts. Brown DrilIs-I,a-
COMA and Pepperell makes have been marked
down to u. cts. Tickings have been revised
as follows; Cords ACE and No. 1, % cts, and
other numbers Ct; per yard lower; ThOrndike,
= cts ard Pittsfeld, lily cts. Stripes-Otis
BIB ~ pes are down TO Is cts and Il cts. Dem
lms..The subjoined makes have been reduced:
Boston, ii cts; Beaver Greek "A, 10 cts: do.
BIB, l. cts do. &C, I5k cts; Columbian heavy
and MN brown, u cts.; Hsymaker, 10 cts:
OTIS ANA 20 cts; do. BIB, Is cts do. &C, ii
cts Warren AKA, 20 cts; do. BIB, Is cts; DO.
&C, 10 cts Corset Jeans.-AndrOscOggin is nov
~ cts, and LacOnia i0k cts. Prnts.-The
demand has been greatly simulated by the Of
terng OF SpragUe's makes at low prices by
MessTs H. Is. Clahin < Co., who are now offer
ing in addition 10 the above a large line Of Gar
ners fancies at cts. net; also puppies at ~
cts, Anoskeag fancies and puppies at 5 cts;
warmers robes az cts, and a fine line Of
Sprague's shirtings in original packages az 2
cts, less ~ per cent. The sales OF Sprague's
ianeies, &c, at the above low figures have
simply been immense.
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MR. BINGHAM, the new United States minis
tsr TO China, has assumed the duties Of his
off
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0swEGo, October 2s-There were SNOW
squalls s here this morning, the first OF the sea
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In THE STOKES CASE, IT is generally believed
tbat Judge Davis will make q short charge t.
the jury, and that il will be given to the jury
before dark to-day. The crowd at the trial yes
terday, including ladies, remained during re-
cess, nearly all having lunch with them.
IN THE ELECTIONS now in progress in Ger
many the liberals have carried several impor-
TAFT cities by decided maiorities, In Berlin the
progressists were successful.