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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30

mated at 100000. A large number of coal
bsrpes were sunk or torn from their moorings
and damaged.
Columbus, Ohio, July 27.-Heavy rains fell
last night. Much damage was done by the
water destroying property in cellars: Two
barns east of the city were struck by l1ghtn-
ing, and one entirely destroyed with much
valuable property.
Louisville. KY, July 27.--The damage to
the Louisville and Cincinnati Railroad by last
nights storm is estimated at $4,000. AT mid
night few additional particulars were OBJ
tanned. All papers attempted to get definite
and accurate information of the loss, but it
was impossible; the places destroyed are so
far apart and the people being so frightened
that they cannot give coherent accounts.
The Commercial places the loss of life in
Butchers Run at Allegheny City at 147 The
property destroyed and damaged cannot be
estimated or approximated. At meeting OF
the citizens at Allegheny City tonight the
leading men pledged 81 1000 for the relief of
sfferers meeting is called for the same
purpose at Pittsburg tomorrow.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30
SCROFULA,

Together with an almost endless number of
snaerines. Patients are earnestly desired to
apR!y while they may yet be restored to.
health.
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Great Remedy

was made BY Dr.. Brown in the year lsl7,
while sojourning among the Indians q Lake
Superior. A. 10 it, wonderful cures. be now
has Thousands Of certificates from his patientg
from every part Of the civilissd world.
~Call and ~ them.
oTFIcE-No. 1 NORTH O sTnHHr,
vtrsiaiA otg, New.
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Middle Aged Men!


the oader
the system in patient
organs --N -'''AS FoS
patient and propar
- f-~'~" A~
in Of
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30
DR.. D. P. Browns

External and internal remedy for the PILES,
has no equal known TO the profession, In ef--
fecting speedy and radical cures, q Thousands
Of suheres In the Atlantic and Pacific etates,
throughout Europe. can, and have testified.
The discovery Of this
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30

The Most Successful Practitioner on tie
Pacific Coast has located at
Virginia City, Nevada,
Where he will a. all times be found ready to
aid the unfortunate la thousands can testify
to his successl in the treatment of
Gonorrh9o, elect, Strictures, Diseas-.
es Of the Blodder, Kidneys, Subj
Ills IN all its terrible forms,
old lingering cases Of the
most horrible classes
OfdtSedSes, achere
the body has
becoN%e
poisoned,
producing Hotc4es
on the face, small
Wdtery Nisters, ulcers,
pain IN the head an8 bones,
e''uptions of the scalp, nodes of
the bones, liberated Throat and Nose,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


EDUCKEYE GOLD AND SILVER MINING
I'D Company, location of principal place of
business, San Francisco, California Location
of works Devils Gate District, Lyon County,
Nevada.--Notice is hereby given, that at
meeting Of the Directors held on the 21st day
Of July, 1874, an assessment, mo. H. of so
centsper share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately
in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at
the Office of the company, room 20, No. 33l
Montgomery St. San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 1911 day Of August, 1874,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day of September, 1874. to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses of sale.
C. A SANKEY, Secretary.
Office-Room 20, 10. 331 Montgomery St,
San Francisco, California. 10td
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
nTFICE DAYTON GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company, San Francisco, July
Is, 1S74.-The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Dayton Gold and Silver Mining
Company will be held at their Office, Room
No 10, Haywards Building. San Francisco,
California, on THURSDAY, July 30th next, at
twelve and one-hslf q23U O'Clock P. NJ.
Transfer books viii close on Saturday, the
25th instant at II O'Clock NJ.
jy2l I'd W. E. DEAN, Secretary.
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LOUIS GOLDSTONE,
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

rARSON COMPANY, LOCATION OF
u principal place of business: Carson City,
Nevada. Location of works, Silver City,
Lyon County. Nevada.-Notice is hereby given
that, at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of
said company, held on the 25th day of July,
1874. an assessment (No, 81 of Five cos
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable immediate
ly in L. S. gold COIN to the Secretary, at the
office of the Company, Waltz Building, No
10 King street, Carson City, Nevada. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Twenty-hfth day of Aug
ust, 1874, shall be deemed delinquent. and
will be duly advertised for sale, at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made
before, will be sold on TUESDAY, the ff-
tenth day Of September, 1874, to pay the de-
linquent assessment, together with costs of
advertising and expenses of sale. BY order of
the Board of Trustees.
ADOLPHUS Waltz, Secretary.
4
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Constitution Pills!

The effects Of which medicine are truly won,
derful in Bilious Complaints. and ali diseas>-
es OF the Liver and Kidneys, and all Chronic
Diseases.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30

For the complete eradication Of every vestige
of venereal Disease, stands alone ss the only
potent and effectual femeedy for the unfor-
tunate and misguided sufferer. These medi-
cines can be had only Of DR.. d. P. Brown, at
his private office, VIII ere every species of Sc
cret disease is successfully treated. Remem-
Der that thousands who have given up ever
again enjoying health, have been fully restor-
ed by the infsllible preparations of DE-. D. P.
BROWN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-28
FOREIGN.
Garlbaldl to be PenslOned - Over.
whclmed by an Avalanche.
The Spanish Republic TO be Speedily
Recognized by Russia.

ROME, November 27.-The bill CIV
ing Garibaldi twenty thousand dollars
annually is progressing favorably i'll
the deputies.
PARIS November pa frightful
disaster has occurred on the Great st.
Bernard to travelling party, who were
overwhelmed by an avalanche and
eleven people were lost.
Dispatches from Berlin say that
Prince Gortschakolf has directed the
Russian representative at Madrid to re.
port without delay on the progress OF
Marshal Serrano's governmenttowards
establishing its power, with view TO
formal recognition.
The Standard states that there is
reason to believe that the recent diili-
culties in the adoption of common
policy by Russia and Germany
have been removed, in consequence OF
which the former will speedily recog'
nize the present government OF spain
Russia's previous refusal to do so hav'
ing been owing to Gortschakolis per
sonal influence.
LONDON, November 27.-Dean Stan
lev was elected rector of st. Andrews
university over the marquis of Sails
bury by five votes.
A director of the bank of Bueno'
Ayres has telegraphic advices that thu
Indians have abandoned General Mitre
who fled
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MARKET BY TELEGRAPH.
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, November 27.-Money
steady. Gold--Rates steady ut lll9G9
lll}, buying and selling; silver scarce,
in demand and steady, at lloWllO4,
buying and selling.
Exchange -Commercial bills alum
dant and rates are easy; COM
mercial, New York sight currency 5
discount; gold, par; New Orleans
sight, currency J discount; sterling,
80 days, $ 50. ,o,o
Hides-Dry flint as they run, 1890
lie; wet sailed, selected, sc; butchers
green, Sc; dry salted, sold as dry Hint,
with allowance for salt.
Wool -, Receipts light. We quote
medium, free of burs, spring clip, at
2s@30c; fall clip, 24G92Gc; coarse, 200
22c; Mexican, i4@l7c; bury, Sc l2c,
Cotton steady. Ordinary, llsr;
good ordinary, 1899; low mid
ding, l4}c; middling, ll!c; good md
ding, l42c. Sales, 2,437 bales; re-
ceipts, l ,4l3 bales stock, $3.50 bales;
weekly receipts, l4,2U3 bales; sales,
12,Sl0 bales.
Freights to Liverpool are quoted at
7-16c lower both for steam ana sail.
This is on accountof the large amount
of shipping at present i'll this. port.
The heavy competition for freight
benefits our cotton market very ma
terially.
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NEW OnIE4hs,

INV ORLEANS, November 2I,-Cut,
t0u-Demund good Snles 0,5uO bales.
General run ofolltrlupl irregular aud
easier Good staple kinds stronger
Ordinary 10 strict good ordinary 1870
llG low mlddllng 10 strict low mid.
'dliug lllmlllc; mlddllng TO strict
mlddllng lllmlliG good mIddllng Ia
mlddliug fair lilmllh mlr l5lml6
Receipts, 1852 bales exports coust.
wise 800 bales stock l3S,0.9 bales
unsold last evening $500 bales ON
shlphoard $4,000 bales weeks sales
$4,000 bpleai net receipts i5,OSl bales ;
gross on 8ss bales, exports 10 continent
1919 bales cOaslwise 6,709 bales /;
GreNt Britain, L7S7 halcs.
Gold lls. Sight 4 discount Ster-
ling so 80,
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The Strike i'm New York.

NEW YORK, Novem Der 27.--The
Hamburg steamship company which
has docks at Ho boken, to-day offered
to pay sixty dolla.s month to twenty
four longshoremcn, and forty cents an
hour for overwork, which was refused,
and all the longshoremen there are
out. The coal beavers in the employ
of two firms who furnish coal for the
steamship companies in Hoboken and
for several lines in New York, also
went out on strike until the demands
of the longshoremen are acceded to.
Everything is quiet.
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BY TELEGRAPH
mrDNranT DIsrAToTzns
RECAPTURED.
Rescue Of Two White Girls from the
Indians by General Miles.
Their Father, Mother, Brother and
one Sister MasaCred,

CHICAGO, November 27,-lhe fol-
lowing N an extract from the official
dlspatch of Colonel Miles received At
Lieutenant General Sherldans head
quarters this morning, ltreIers TO the
girls whose rescue from the Indians
was announced some time ago
During the fight two white girlswerc
recoptured from the Indians, tap
pears these sisters, Adelaide and julia,
Germans, aged three aud seven years
respectively, were captured IN Kansas,
en- route from Georgia to Colorado.
They state that their father mother
brother and one sister were murdered,
and that they and two older sisters
were kept prisoners. They have no
positive knowledge of their where
nbouts.
Their story Of woe and suffering Is
simply too terrible TO relate, They
were almost naked and nearly starved,
They are now under charge Of Surgeon
Waters, and will receive every care
and attention, aud when strong enough
to endure the journey will be forwarded
TO Leavcnworth. most earnestly rec
ommend that ample annual provisions
be made for these children 10y the gov
eminent out Of the annuity appropria-
ton Tor the benefit of the Indians.
1t is officially stated that no whites
have entered the Black Hills region
since the military expedition.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL November 2T.-Noon-
Cotton dull. Middling uplands, 73d;
middling Orleans, SI@8id. Sales to-
day, 900 bales, including 1000 bales
for speculation aud export, and o,0JO
bales American. 70 arrive, l-lGd
cheaper. ,u,
Cotton-Sales ON basis of middling
uplands nothing below good ordinary
shipped October and November 1864,
shipped November and December, I
O-l6i; shipped December and January,
7sd.
Uplands, I'D; Orleans, SD. Sales u
900 bales, including 1900 bales for
speculation aud export. Sales for the
week were So 600 bales, of which lo,0oo
bales were for export and 5000 bales
for speculation; stock, 529,oOO bales IN
GLIDING $4,000 bales American re-
ceiptv; receipts, Gg,000 bales, OF which
10 60O bales were American; actual eH-
port, 10000 bales; alloat, 37S, om naleS,
including 2l7, 900 bales American.
$3.50 +. M-Of gales to-day 6,OOO Oales
were American. Sales on basis mid
ding uplnnls not below low mldnllhg,
shipped November aud December
0-l6d. Sales on basis middling Orleans
not below low middling, shipped De
cember and January, 1854.
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Another Charlie Ross Case.

FREEMANsBURG, Pa, November q.
AT four o'clock this morning the
startling discovery was made that the
infant and only child of Mr.. Allen
Glass had been stolen during the night
by some person or persons who hal en-
tered the dwelling and taken the little
one cut of the cradle, which stood at the
side of the bed in which lay the moth
er unconscious of what was going on.
The excitementis very great, and many
are the theories in regard to the mat
ter However, the case is Il mystery,
and battles the skill of the police and
Others who have been unremittlhg II
their search for the missing child. Inc
case will be thoroughly sifted.
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Coilon--Dull and easier, Sales sll
bales pplands, lile orleans, l6lp,
Futures opened quiet and ensy De-
eember lll-lG@lllci January, loo
lll'lbpi February, lhh,l0mli 1880; March
10 l,lNm lhlW April, 10 A-l.ml Gc,
Money, = per cent Gold, ma,
Exchange long, - 10 short, - 00l,
governments active state bonds quiet
aud nominal stocks dull,
EyESINu-Money more active, NJ q
@Al per cent Exchange dull and
closed little weaker NJ ihG Gold
ll3mll8' Governments dull aud
strong fu'os quiet aud strong
Cotton dpii 81 4 custer Sales, 1000
bales, ~ llsml5lc, Net receipts, 5O,0O0
bales gross, ,Nsh,
Futures closed hloady sales ~, sOO
bales November n ll,ldc, Decemhor
u 2i'a2G February lbiNl6 la,3ac,
March la9a go ldiG AWll lGmlGl 1870;
May 10 d'l6G Juue 10 lpa2mldso,
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AEW NoRK, November aI,-The
lengsh0renen are underwriting 10 on,
ll'l lhe0wnerH Of sailing vessels In their
cause ~ the pending controversy, hut
lhey have only succeeded la uniting
Them with the steamship men, A gen,
eral strike II expected to-day la the
docks Ut lirpoklyn, Jersey CITY aud
llOb0ken unless llie uniform schedule
Of rates prescribed by the lpugshore,
men n adopted, Ia many Instances
this schedule is actually lower than
lhe prices now paid, Trouble Is an
uelpaled to-day, aud the police have
disorders.
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Masonic.

NASHVILLE November 97,-'rhc
grand chapter Of Masnns assembled
this morning, The committee ON lur-
lsprudence presented their report
which was adopted, 4 resolution was
adopted recognizing the grand chapter
Of West Virginia, Also u resolution
the doIngs aud decisions Of
the general grand high president for
the past throeyoars, The chapter took
n recess ut eleven this morning to at
tend divine services.
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More Arresls ln I.onl.inna.

NEW ORLEANS, November 2I,--The
returning board to-day, refused TO pro.
mulgate the returns Of all the senator
rial districts COnyasscd,
Nineteen citizens Of Ia Fourcho
parish, have been arrested on warrants
issued by tho United States commits
sloner charging them with violation
Of the enforcement act, They will he
brought here for preliminary eXnmina-
ton,
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NEW York, November 27,--Net 70.
ceIpts at all United States ports for the
week. lG3, llS bales; same week last
year, l23, bales; total to date, l,217,-
l10 balesi last year, 0OI III bales, EX-
ports for the week. SS,3at hale,; last
year. dl03l bales; total 10 date, hB5, 65l
bales; last year. AZ, 605 bales stock at
all United Stulos ports, 5JpgS6 bales;
last year, i32,G0O bnIos; at all interior
towns, 1926 bales; last year l0l60;
at Liverpool, $4,000 bales; last year
l77OOO bales; American ailoat for Great
Britain, 2l7, 900 bales last year l5i,0O0
hnles
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0hild murder,

fHEEMANsnuHu Va, November e.,
Fairly yesterday morning there was
great excitement over the reported
stealing Of an lnmnt, (Olean Glass, }
from the cradle During the night the
unremllIng sepreh OF citizens aud pu'
lhorlIleH resulted In liudlng the body
Of child In Lehlgh river which was
recognized NJ the missing baby, The
evidence indicates that the mother
threw II la, Mrs, GlarH was arrested
and conveyed 10 Enston Jail this
morning, There Is much feeling
against the woman.
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the New ,runscicI. nurdcrers

BATHURST, n, b., November g.
The wife Of the murdered man, Pau
line, gave birth to a child, yesterday,
in the Jail, GalliNnd, before his exc
cu,ion, confessed to the paternity of the
child. Mrs. Pauline has been SEN
fenced to be hanged on the 9TH Of jan
DnpN
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LIST on LBTTERS.

Below IL the list OF unclaimed letters re-
manning In Dallas posloihcc, November 20
Parties calling for the same will please say
advertised" and give date OF list Such OF
them as remain Ia the oilice uncallod for AT
the end Of -four weeks viii be sent to the
dead letter Office
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ENcl,nngc Roorm CIosed.

HAVANA, November 27,-'Hhe En-
change room recently opened by the
brokers for the transaction Of business,
was to-day closed by an order from the
authorities. The principal merchants
and bankers doing business desire n
gold basis for exchange.
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PoUGHKEEpsIE, N. Y, November
27.-The American Girl, In harness,
was beaten here to-day by Copperhot-
tom, under saddle. Time, 2:25l, 2;27
and 1894, The Girl won first heat,
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Unemployed Miners.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, November T.--The
over-supply Of coal throws out fifteen
thousand wurkmcn in this region.
Suffering during the extreme months
is apprehended.
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The Snrc burglary Case.

WASHINGTON, November 27-The
verdict in the burglary case acquits
Williams. The Jury disagreed on Har-
rington and Whittlesey.
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The HERALD JOE OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorganiEed and IL
rnly prepared to do all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING in the laieS, styles AID Al os
very lowest pr.css,
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DpntIh of nr. Hill.

NoRwALK, Conn, November 81
DR.. Asa Hill, d. D., formerly editor o |
the American Sentinel, Is dead
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The9ailgAemld

oaiee la "Iieraid Hioeh," Cerner ~
Main and Lamar Streets, over Firs,
Nail0nni sank iinsiness Ohiee-
iront noOn, second hiory,
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LnNnnN.
Comparative cotton statement.

LoNp0N, November 2L--llrlc, 2I4@
9i{. Weather fair.
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NEW YORK

NEw YoRK, November 9I-NoOn,--
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09
like in other ages. the Northern race,

like in other ages, the Northern race.
though slow to anger, once aroused are
more terrible than the more IN
fam mabIe people of the South. Even
vet nv heart b,eeds when | see the
carnage of battle, the desolation OF
homes, the bitter anguish of families,
but the very moment the men OF the
South say that, instead OF appealing
to war they should lave appealed to
reason, 10 our Congress, to our courts,
to religion, and to the experience OF
history, tle1 will say Peace-Peace,
go back to your point of error, and re-
sumo your places as American citizens,
with all their proud heritages.
Whether I shall live to see this pc
Rod is predetermined, but You may,
and may fell your mother and sisters
that / never forgot one kind look or
greeting, or ever WI he'd to etface IT.
remembrance; bnt III putting on the
armor of war, I did it that our com
mon country sbould not perish in IN
fanny and disilon0r. [ am married.
have wife and six children living IN
Lancaster, Ohio. My course has been
an eveutfnl one, but hope when the
clouds of anger and passion are dis
persed, and ruth energies bright and
clear, you and all who knew me IN
early years will not blush that we were
once near friends. Tell Eliza for ne
that hope she may live to realize
that the doctrine of "secession" is as
monstrous in our civial code as DISC
bedience was in the divine law. And
should the fortunes Of war ever bring
YOU or your sisters, or any OF our Old
Clique under the shelter of my author
ity, do not believe they will have
cause to regret it. Give my love to
your children, and the assurance OF
my respects to your honored husband.
Truly. w. T. SIBERIAN.
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GOTHAM.
WESTON ON ANOTHER WALK.
HENRY CEEWS & CO. SUSPEN-
DED FOR A DAY OR TWO"
MORE HOT WATER FOR MOUL-
TON AND TILTON.

New YORK, October 5-\oon-
Weston began at five minutes past
IL o'clock last night another attempt
to walk 800 miles in six consecutive
days.
The new Republican journal, The
Republic, appeared to-day.
New YORK, October 5-Night.-
Henry Clews & Co., have decided
in fairness TO their customers to sus-
pend for day or two receiving de-
posts. and have transferred the remit
tcuces received during the past few
days to the custody of the Continental
Bank, and to the credit of those who
rcmitted them. The firm do this as
prudential matter, although much
larger loan than 100000, already ne
goiiated in London is expected IN
n few days.
Theodore TiIton and Francis D.
Moulton were officially notified this
morning of indictments fouEd against
them by the Grand jury for lible and
SANDER against Mr.. Beecher. Tne
bail il each case was fixed at s., 200,
which they will be required to furnish
by tomorrow.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09
EUROPE.
ANOTHER CONVERT TO ROMAN
CATHOLICISM REPORTED.
THE POPE'S LETTER TO Mac.
MAHON.
GAEIBALDI ISSUES 4 MANI
Z e S 70.

LONDON, Oct. 5-Noon- The Daily
Telegraph learns from a Catholic dig
nitary that the Duke of Northumher-
land is about to become a convert to
Roman Catholicism. The..report is con-
sidered doubtful.
ROME, Oct. 5-Noon-La Liberia
says the Pope's letter to President Mac
Mahon was written III reply to the au-
nounccment of the withdrawal of the
man-0f var Oronoque from Civita Wee
CHA. The Pope recognizes his reasons
for the measure, but declares he would
not have used the vessel to quit Rome
under any circumstances. Ultra mon
tame journals represent that the pope
desired the recall OF. the Oronouue in
order that France might 10 longer be
exposed to complaints and menaces on
this account.
ROME, Oct. --Night-General Carl
baldi has issued manifesto requesting
electors to hasten to the polls at the
coming elections for the Chamber of
Deputies and vote for those now in
prison for political offenses.
LONDON, Oct. 5-Night-Four per
sons were burned TO death during
fire in the town OF Paisley, Scotland,
S',piay night.
Ivan Warren Cornwall, known as
oaiIy o~~'rwali, an English Father, is
BERLIN, Oct. 5-Night-Tbe prns-
sian Bank advanced - 10 4 US
cent. fo-