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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

\ private dispatch from Rome, Italy,
annouuc"s the death of the sculptor, VIM.
H. RIncharl.
Levi, johnson, charged by Albert
Jackson. with the murder of Samuel j.
Jones, at Oyster bay. Long Island, in Jan.
1913, now admits that he was party t"
Ia" murder but that Jackson struck the
tr,t blow.
In the JAY Cooke case before the |.
: Circuit Court, in Philadelphia, Judges
Strong and McKcnnan. have reversed
II" order OF the District Court, appoint
1Ng 81 meeting of the creditors, under tn"
>dh section of ia" bankrupt act.
\ Rotterdam dispatch says that old
Catholic Bishop IIcycamp is dead.
The trial of Kullman for the attempted
assassination of Bismarck began to-day
e, Nnr>cburg. The prisoner admitted
h> guilt
\ motion on behalf of the Judgment
creditors 10 appoint II receiver OF the
property OF Henry Clews was denied.
General Lcscrua, commanding tn"
Army Of the North, has come to Madrid
10 resign. General MorrioneS will prob
ahiy succeed Lcserua.
The total loss by the Green Castle,
lntiana, fire is SS3S,5OO. Insurance
Sl22HOO
half million of gold was awarded by
"rgovcrnmcnt at New York Yesterday,
az from llO.l0 to ll0.l6.
Iherumor that Oliver Dalrymple, the
great Minnesota wheat farmer had failed,
Hhi mad" an assignment, is pronounced
nE Mr. Dalrymple himself to be entirely
without foundation.
Il. W. Burke, petroleum reiner, of
New York, failed yesterday.
>adler, the champion boatman of Eng
.Shd, will row George Brown on the
terms proposed by Sadler, in two months
rom the signing of articles of agree
Ment
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NEW IOKk, October -li"cN"s--R Re
crpts to-day $50 head, making 5000
head for the last thrc" days, against
) 200 head same time last week. The de-
preston noted ON Monday, when the
market closed weak at decline "f more
than lc per pound, with n large mum
Der of car loads unsold, has been
growing worse every day since, and
4 would bc difficult to cXnggcrat" the de-
mOralized condition of trade here or III"
disastrous consequences to shipper. Fair
Illinois and kcntuck steers of $50 I"
I 800 lbs average wcr" counted well sold
at s!@ SIC prim" steers $50 lbs wen, nj
III, aud Texans and Colorado cattle
at 5JCGsc. Sheep and lambs--lt"-
ceipts 1850, making l2,i0O for thr""
days, against 1850 rnmc time last week.
Sheep dull and weaker at Im5lc; lambs
in fair demand at 6td13c. SWINE
Receipt, 1870 head; making 1900
head for three days, against ls,iOO head
for the same time last week. Nothing
doing in live hogs, and only fonr cars
offered; dressed trmcr at 7i@slc.
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.rnm rhc Washington Capitol.l

When the returns from Ohio and lndi-
ana reached the President, together with
,hr fact that some lunatic had put for
rent" on the White House, Grant asked
Babcock what il all meant; Notice to
QUIT responded briefly the High CuSto-
iian Of the Public Grounds.
4 wont do it, exclaimed His Excel
.ancv. that house is the only one large
enough ,o hold my family and tho Pict-
mr.. oi them. Whr:c in the devil am
expected to put that picture, Id like to
know.
Your friend, could build You as big a
h.u,e in st. Louis" hunbly suggested
Bat.
st. Louis. roarrd the savior OF his
country. that's pretty idea. Follow
Sherman To- -. Louis and have him ca
yortius around IT. general of the army
hi me nothing.
1t i, proposed, Your ENccllcncy, to
uakr Sherman your successor and re-
,,1-" To- vou the gcncral>hip of the army.
~Bat,ock," exclaimed His ENcellcncy,
,0rn.n- blue, telegraph Belknap to arm
Ii" marin" band with navy rcvolvers, and
Child, and Murphy tomect me in Wash
ngtol. and order RobeSon t. concentrate"
himself IN Wa>hng;on-lll see wh"
yaraty,.
And His Evccllcncy drank sixteen
cocktail, and smoked forty cigars, that
made even the lndianians sneezc and
,h~i tears.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Toledo Races.


TOLEDO. October 29.-Third day of the
Toledo Driving Park Association,
In the 2:27 race, postponed from yes
terday, Small Hopes, owned by
F. Deyo Jackson, of Michigan, won two
heats and the race. Time of the winner
2:40f, 2:40t, 2:40t.
In the 2:40 race, postponed from yes
terday, Grey Billy won the heat and race
Time 2:4O!, 2;S9' 2:479.
In tO-day's races the first was n run
ming race, mile heats, for purse Of $50.
Two horses started, and was won by
Nellie Bush owned by Edick & Bush, of
Fremont. Time l:52t, l:52t.
In the $50 race, for purse $500 four
horses started, four heats.
Baltimore Races.
BALTIMORE, October 29- In the race
to-day over Herring Run course between
American Girl and Copper Bottom for
$1,000, the Girl won first and fourth
heats in PIG and 2:2l4; Copper Bottom
won the I'd and Sd heats in 2;2l and 2:l9.
Darkness put an end TO the race which
will be concluded tomorrow.
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IndisputabIe Evidence.
ST. ELMO, LII, July 4, 1874

81 Ais's-' ~ '''''f
R.y. Pierre, VI. D., Buffalo, n. Y
I wish to add my testimony 10 the Won
drrful curative properties 81 your Ar
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. !
have taken great interest IN this medI-
cine fr.t used il. was badly afflicted
with dyspepsia, liver dsranged and an
almost perfect prostratiOn Of the n"ry"u.
system. so rapid and complete dih th"
Discovery effect q perfect cure that IL
seemed more like magic and perfect
wonder 20 myself and since that time
We have never been without bottle ofthp
Discovery and Purgstive Pellets in the
house. They area solid. sound family ply
.ician in the house, and ready nj nlltims. 10
Ay % the relief of sickness-wIthout
charge. We have never had doctor IN
the house since we fret began the use of
your Pellets and Discovery. / have rec
commended the use Of these medicine IN
several severe and complicated cases
arising from, a. | thought, an impurr
tate of the blood, aud in no one ca,s
have they failed 10 more than accomplish
ali they are claimed to do. j will only
mention one a. remarkable, Though
could give you dozens.J Henry kO-t"r.
furnitare dealer. Of thi- place, who was
one Of the most pitiful objects ever seen.
his face .WOllsn out of shape, scales and
eruption. withou, end, eTtshding 10 biz
body, which WA completely covered With
blotche. and scale. Nothing that he took
seemed 20 effect il particle. ]
finally induced him 10 try few bottles
of the Golden Medical Discovery, with
daily use Of the Pellets, assuring him II
would surely cure him. He commenced
il. u.S some six weeks since, taking two
Pellets each night for week then one
each night. and the Discovery as directed.
The result Il, to-dsy his skin Il perfectly
smooth, and the scaly eruptions are gone.
He has taken some seven or eight bottles
in all and considers himself cured. This
had baflied the kill Of our best physi-
clans. Messrs. Dunsford a Co. drug
gists, Of this place, are selling largely Of
your uedieines and the demand steadily
increases, and they give perfect sstisfsc-
ton IN every case.
Respectfally, w. II CHAPLIN,
Agt, Am. E~p. Go.
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Cincinnati Market.

CIScIxxATI, October 29.-CO;tOn-
STEADY At l4c. Plour-Dull. Wheat
Quie, and steady; red II 9DaI o..
Corn-Steady; new 60c. Oats--Duli 1T
50G55c. Rye -Stsaiy st 72c. Barley
Dull and unchanged. Linseed OiI--Stsady y
at SOC. Lard 0iI-Unch&ngsd. Egg
Dull and unchanged. Bu:ter-Dull;
choice Western Reserve 25Ia 20c; Cen
tral Ohio choice 27t92sc; medium 2iCg
&c. Cheese-Quiet and unchanged.
ard-Stezdy al l2iG12ic spot lic
seller year. Bulk Mea;s-Pirni, shOGi-
ders at 5t@I.c, closing at 7.c bid; stctfs
unchanged Bacon--luiet; shoulder a.
&c; clear rib sides I2!tg l2ic; clear sides
lSie. Whhky-Dun and dropping at
Csc.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, October 29.-Cattlc--
Receipts for to-day 1907 head. and Tor
three day.; 4,974 head. The supply Is
heavy OF the kind. Good cattle Gr"
still scarce, and common stufwill scarcely
sell Mt all, as there are too many ofth"uI.
The bulk, however, went of to-day nt
very low figures; best 81 80; medium 1"
good So OOdl6 %; common to fair So SOt,
{ 20; stockers - GG(d4 W; bulIs 81 0O,a
2 IS. Hogs- Receipts for to-day i."lj
head, and for three days s,73j head; best
81 7OG - 50; Yorkers S57LGG 90. Sheep
Receipts for to-day 1900 head, and tor
three days! 900; bests4 5otGG5 O;n"-
dunn AZ 7yH425.
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IoSEPH &. HESTER.

u.o !. what a Southern paper has to
,h,rt q man who is now one Of the
,N,mincnt of the United States De-
.;,rs engaged in procuring the arrest
;.;,.r, Of Alabama. As will be re-
,,ored he was recognized by Ad-
., srvyEs in Mobile, the other day,
o, who was with him as mate of
.-,,;.or Sumter. And while in this
..;,o h- .hot and killed in cold blood,
.,...us,r who was asleep in his bunk.
T,;. i certainly true, and therefore it is
n.o rresume that all the rest is also
;ne:
Thor. i. much talk in all the papers
hi. fr,t-class villain and his arrest Of
,.r. in Sumter county, Alabama, and
snoring them one hundred and fifty
.:'a. '': far trial. when United States COM
."...i,r.r, lived in the county before
.,f.n, the prisoners could be tried. No
,'.,nr Should attach 10 Hester. He was
, r,-Iy rascal. He was in Jail IN Nir-
..,;. br,nrr ne was twenty-five. He Is
-'.,'' ';I,, have killed man when asleep on
,".-j,f 9, vessel at sea. He Swiudled in
,ts r.,,,.ry business in this city.
When Underwood and Maddox took
.,, >,ate> warrant against Marshal
r,r-rw for assault and battery i'll putting
,r.,n IN mil when he summoned them as
,.,r....,. Hester, never having seen the
,,r,,c men before. made oath before car
;,.,.G1u Shatfer, Il United States COM
missioner, that they were ku kluX. The
,,rrr men ,tood raady for trial, and
Thor. Stood thu witness Hester, yet Shat
fer refused them trial and put them in
:.iI until Hester could find other wit
,...,.. which he never did.
"Thr leading Republicans of North
C,-.Iira Ale an>wcrablc for the outrageS
# Hester in Alabams. They have only
:, oiyr Grant his character and Hester
would b" removed.
"lt .IuIg" Settle. Rodman or Holden
would give information to .Grant, II
would be- walking Testers log, rs the
,r--.", would LAY.
III G@mt should read what is here
.aI Of Hester, he would say it is ku-
Kluy paper, and Hester would continu"
20 ride amt raid in Alabama
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WAR DEPARTMEST, |
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON October -, sP.M.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER :
WAsHISGTON October 29,sP.M.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwes; and Upper Lake.
and thence to Missouri and Kentucky,
rising barometer, fresh To high northwest
winds, cold, cloudy weather and OCCASION
al rain. turning 10 snow on the lake.,
clearing on Friday and followed b. heavy
frn-ts. For Tennessee and the Gulf
States, rising barometer, nOrthwesteTiy
winds. colder and cloudy weather and &C.
casional rain. For the LO~er Lakes and
thence To West Virginia, rising barome-
ter. northwest winds, cold, cloudy wealth
er and rain. Forthe Middle States, fall,
ing barometer, southeasteriy winds, warm
and Increased cloudy weather and rain,
except in the southern portion. Caution
arv signals will continue al Duluth,
Escansbs, Marquette, Chicago, Grand
Haven. Milwaukee, Alpeva, Detroit, To-
ledo, Port Huron, Cleveland, Erie, Buff
falo. Rochester, Oswego, PASSPORT, Port
land, Me- Boston, Thstchers Island,
and Woods Hole, and are ordered for
Cape Nay, Peeks Beach, Atlantic City,
Baregat, Squam Beach, Long Branch,
Sandy Hook, New York, New Haven
and New London.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October 20 --FlouI-Stendy y
and IN moderate demand. Wheat
Demand active and prices advanced; No
= white Wabash 81 ~; No. 3 do$l ~
No. white Michigan Al IL; amber 81 0tl
al OGi; No. red ~ 10 Corn--A shade
better; high mixed 74!c; new do cac;
.eller November Gj; seller Decemb"r
GiIc; low do 72c; new GIIc. Oats--A
shade better; No. 2 and Michigan 80;
y,Ii,. kD5p
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October %.-Flour-
Steady; State. Indiana and Ohio g. J2Go,
6 %. Wheat-Quiet; red II lIGl Is;
amber 81 2OCG 25. Rye-Sl OGIa o..
Corn-Firmer at s3(6siIc for old. Oats
Dull at jjld,:jsc. PetroleUm-Easicr; (;
refined ll@lltc; crude unchanged.
Butter-Businesss email; western prime 20
"a BIC: choice rolls 2sra2Oc. Cheese
steady at lGCs16lc. Eggs-Easier at
2sls &c Whkky-sl 02.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October 29.-Flour and
Whea,-Uncbanged. Corn-Stcady at
sO(a92c. Osts-Qmct at jGCa j3c. Rye
Dull at 81 OOtol Oj. Hay-UnchRnccd
at sl7 OOld20 90. Pork-Nominaily at
S2l OOCd,22 90. Bacon-Should"r- firm
at S5GSic; clear rib sides ~. Hams
Unchanged. nchanged. Butter
Very dull; choice 10 fine tub and roll
3lG 3$c; fair to good 2slS %0c. Petr"i"-
um-Dull at jI@5!c. Cofee-Strong
and unchanged. Whisky-Quiet and
steady at 81 OF.
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New York Dry Goods Mark et.

NEW YORK, October Z3.-Business was
auiet with the commission hosse', and
the importing and jobbing branche. were
only moderately active. Heavy brown
cottOns in fair demand at firm prices.
Bleached shirtings dull and out.ide makes
weak. Plaid Asuaburgs in brisk reque.t,
and Alamba and Augusta makes closely
sold up by agents Woolen' quiet. 4
large auction sale Of beaded trimming.
proved n success.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

New YORK, October 29.-MoNEY-
2IM3 per cent; prime discounts 6C"Gpcr
cent for short dates and 6l@1l per cent
for long. Sterling weaker nt 4S3Gr Is@!
for sixty days and 4s6lm 49, for sight.
Customs receipts 100000. Treasury dis
bursed $42S,0OO.
GoLD-Thc only price for gold was
1924. There was mn active demand
for cash gold ealy in the day and borrow
crs paid rs high as l-32 per cent p"rday,
but later loans were made Hat. and carry
ing rates were l02 per cent. Clrarncs
$29,OO009O.
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Cleveland Market.

y CLEVELAND, October 27.-Wheat =
,,I ,Irmeri No. | red 81 10; No. = do 81 o4.
cC.'rh--old =. unchanged; new shelled 669
SS.t' new ear 63c, on track. Oats
S.raGy S.y and unchanged. Petroleum
JSTsay Wty and unchanged. Receipts
meat, 700 bushels; corn 400, bushels;
Uats, $500 bushels.
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Ocean Steamers.

, SAN FRANCISCO, October 29.-Steamer
'!phrenes from Australia, arrived this
morning.
,., NEW YORK. October 29.--Arrived-
,s,''Hln.hipS Algeria and City Of Antwerp
from r" Liverpool, and Glawargan from
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-NfVVN' NVN'
GovERNMENrs-Dull and steady.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
R1nnAn RnNns-Oniri md firm

STATE BONDs-Quiet and nominal.
RAILROAD BOSDs-Quiet and firm.
STocKs-The principal featur" in
stocks and in Wall street generally was
the extreme dullness throughout the day.
The fluctuations were from l to per
cent, and the market closed dull at III"
lowest prices ofthe day in some instance.
The sales to-day aggregated 5000
shares, the smallest days business for
months, Of these 1900 wcr" Western
Union, 1900 Pacific Mail, 400 Eric,
10000 Lake Shore, 1900 Union Pa.
cific. and 5000 Wabash.
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FOREIGN.
The Won Arnim Case.

BERLIN, October 27.-Von Arnim,
when released, was merely required 10
guarantee that his absence should not
cause delay in the proceedings in the
case. He is not bonded to remain in
Germany.
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Foreign Items.

LONDON, October 29.-Capt. Tyler in
reply to letter from the directors of the
Erie Railroad Company, states, in his
opinion, that the working expenses of the
road ought not to exceed GG per cent. Of
the gross earnings.
John Laird, the well known ship
builder, died to-day, after prolonged
illness.
SIR Hercules Robinson, in dispatch
from the Fiji Islands, reports to the Home
Government that he has imposed taxes,
established tariff based on that Of New
South Wales, and framed code of laws.
He retains the government in his own
hands until further orders The King
has sent message contidng thc interests
of his people to the justice and cl"mcncy
of Queen Victoria.
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rvov our reports this morning the
,,h;1i,is. are that the weather to-day
? ~ ~. cloudy, with northwest winds,
.empera,ure, and rain.
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The Oil City barrel works at Titus
Vile, Pa, was damaged by fire yester-
dsy TO the extent Of $4,000; fully in
sured.
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Opening of ReiclistRg.

BERLIN, October 29.-About two hum
drcd deputies were in their seats opening
Reichstag to-day. Crown Prime" Fred
erick. William, his uncle, Prince Charles
and his cousin Prince Frchcrick Charles
were present Bancroft Davis, Minis
ter of the United States, occupied seat
in the diplomatic gallery. Prime" Bis
marck presented the Emperor speech.
The passage relating to Al-acc and Lor-
aine and the final paragraphs were ap-
plaudcd with especial enthusiasm.
Reichstag will chose President on Sat
urday.
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Ex.President Theirs arrived at Nice
Yesterday. There were great demonstrs-
tions in his honor. ,rS
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National Lutheran Sunday school
Convention.

PITTBURGH, October N.-The Na-
tional Lutheran Sunday School Conven-
ton now in session at Johnstown, Pa, Is
largely attended. Corresponding Sec
rctarv J. ". Billion, Of Springfield, o.,
read his report to-day. 1t shows a most
careful statistical preparation. The re-
port Of the committee on International
Sessions shows an increase Of Bible study
throughout the Lutheran Church. Rev.
Dr.. J. 6. Butler, Chaplain Of the L. 5.
House Of Representative, addressed the
Convention, and ably discussed the sub
.ect Of early conversion.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Rescued Officers and Crew,

NEW YORK, October 29.-The bark
Abbey Bacon, from Malaga, arrived at
this port yesterday morning. On board
WAS Captain Dear, with his wife and
children, .and crew, comprising seven
men ofthe Schooner Dauntless, which
left st. Thomas, October 13, with salt
for Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, and went
down in the gale of the night of the 22d
The rescued persons were four days on
an open boat, living on half biscuit and
a:little water each day.
Proceedings against Radicals in New
Orleans.
The Herald publishes the following
dated New Orleans 2Sth: The Conscr-
vative leaders last evening, held Il meet
ing and decided to commence criminal
prosecutions against Kellogg, Longstreet,
Badger and all the Radical leaders for
murder. The charge will be conspiracy
on the llth of September, against the
lives of the citizens while in the exercise
of the rights guaranteed under the con-
stitution in removing and protecting
arms. The attidavits are being prepared
to-day, and two United States Commits
sioners agree to issue the warrants, while
the atfidavits will be flied, the warrants
will not be issued before the election un-
less further arrests of whites are made.
A. the otfcnse charged is murder, all who
are arrested must lie in the parish prison,
Suicide Of u Bride.
CISCINNATI, October 29.-Mrs. Anna
Mosby, wife of Col. K. VI. Mosby, and
grand-daughtc of Governor Dcvcling,
of Virginia, committed suicide at An
chorage, Kentucky, yesterday, by throw
ING herself in front of Il railroad train.
Probable cause, temporary insanity.
She had been married ten days,
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VOL. IL.
Afheeliug Re9ister.

49,, closed in New York Yesterday
81 il0:.
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Removal OF u L. y. Commissioner DE
mandeI.

New YORK, October 29.-Application
was made in the United States Court
yesterday, on the part Of Oswald Often
dcrfcr and others. for the removal Of L..
:. Commissioner Davenport, on the
ground of mafraSancc in office and i'm
proper and arbitrary use of the powers
vested in him as supervisor of elections.
He is also charged with causing the
arrest of respectable citizens without
any provocation, committing persons
under excessive bail, and refusing to
grant them examinations legally theirs.
II was also charged that he used his au-
thority for the purpose of assisting p"lit-
zeal friends and to further his personal
interests.
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Brigham Young Seeks Warmer
Climate.

SALT LAKE, October 29.-Brigham
Young went south to-day, and expects to
spend the winter at ST. George.
The grading of the first twenty miles
of the Utah western railroad is nearly
finished, and iron for it is now on tn"
way here. The track laying will COM
menCe Immediately on its arrival.
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Special Envoy from Hawaii to Wash
ingtOn.

san FRANcIsCo, October 29.-Among
the passengers just arrived from Honolu-
IN is Hon. Elisha IL. Allen, Chancellor of
Hawaii Kingdom. Judge Allen i, ac-
credited special envoy to Washington in
trusted with power to negotiate for a
reciprocity treaty between Hawaii and
the United States Hon. Henry ;. Car
ter. Il prominent citizen of that country,
is also associated with the mission. 1t is
now known that the King will arrive at
this port by the Benia, reaching here
about the last of November.
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The Nebraska Sufferers.
Heavy wind Storm.
preat gale of wind ut lrOntOh,

a great gale of wind at lrontoh, Ohio,
to .dav noon, blew down - three story
brick building. new and nearly COM
pletcd for the Times office, So hich in fall
ing demolished two story frame dwell
Ing. The inmates of the Cw"lling Were
warned of their danger and escaped.
Loss $500.