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For the New England, Middle and
South Atlantic States, cool and generally
clear weather will prevail, with north OF
west winds and slight changes in baron
eter.
For the Gulf States and Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, clear or fair weather
variable winds backing 10 westerly
and southerly, slowly rising temperature,
and stationary or falling barometer.
For the Upper Lake region, and north
west, partly cloudy weather, with areas
OF light snow, low but rising temperature
southeast to southwest winds, and slowly
falling barometer during Thursday.
For the Lower Lake region, continued
cold and generally cloudy weather, with
west or south winds aud slight changes
In barometer. ..
For the Canal region OF New York
tho temperature will change but slightly
during the coming "a hours. -.
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Sale of the Philadelphia PresS--Mr
FOrney Remains in EurOpe.-Col
A, X. McCIute TO be Editor,

PHILADELPHIA, November 25-A dis.
patch from Washington 10 the Evening
Telegraph says the controlling interest in
Forney's Press has been purchased by q
combination of newspaper men, and that
Colonel A. K. Mcclure will assume the
editorial management oil that journal OF
the first Of January. Colonel Forney re-
tAins large interest In the paper, bul
voluntarily retires from tho editorial
duties. He will remain abroad until the
Centennial, and will correspond regularly
Tor the FreSs during his absence. In an
sWer TO an inquiry as TO the politica,
course Of the Press, Colonel Mcclure said
II guess It will bC like the pcople-inde-
pendent"
WAsn1NaroN, November 25.-ColoneI
Alexander Z. Mcclure, 1t Is said, paid
$3.50 900 for tho controlling interest IL
Forney's HssS. This does not include
the building. The politics Of tho paper
will be independent Republican,
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Indictment Arain,r omoinIa,

EIcKsBURG, November 25.-The Grand
Jury OF this county, composed OF ten
negroes and seven white men, have re-
turned eight indictments against T. w.
Candoz8, colored State Superintendent
Of Education, for forgery and embezzle'
ment, and six indictments against A. W.
Dorsey, (White) Clerk OF tho Circuit Court
for forgery and embezzlement, and FIVE
indictments against q. W. Davenport
(colored) Clerk Of the Chancery Court
and County Allowances, for forgery and
altering tho records. The evidence
against the accused Is said 10 be over
whelming.
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Treaty Concluded.

HAVANA, November 25-Advlces from
San Damipgo to tho 10Th, state that pre-
liminary negotiations for treaty oI am
ity and commerce between Spain and the
Dominican Republic have been success.
fully concluded. The principal clause
provides for tho perfect neutrality Of
San Damingo in all matters pertaining to
Cuba. The treaty between Hsyti and
San Damingo has not yet been signed.
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Fire a, muncir, Ind.

MUNcIE, IND, November 25.-Early
this morning q fire broke out in the car
rage shop Of G. GOss, in the center Of q
block of wooden buildings, and burned
the entire square. For a time 1t was
thought tho whole eastern part OF the
city, In which are situated some Of our
best buildings, would be destroyed. The
loss Is about $1,000, with no insurance
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NEw YORK,

TuscUMDIA APPEALS TO NRw YORK,
NEw YoRK, November 90 Mayor
Havemyer has received q dispatch from
the Mayor OF TuscumbIs, Ala, saying
that they need money to build houses lor
tho destitute and suffering, asking, "Will
you help usT' Mayor Havemyer says
there is no appropriation upon which he
can draw for this purpose, but invites
subscriptions, which ho will receive and
forward.
COOPERATIVE SHOP.
Cooper Union No. 3, which has been
most active in the late strike, announces
Its intention ot opening a operative
shop.
BAIL REBusED.
Judge Barrett refused 10 admit 10 bail
Coroner Crocker, indicted for murder Oh
election day.
PROF. PRICES LEoruRE.
PfotIB Pfce,delivered tho first OF so.
ries oi lectures on metallic and paper cur
rency before an audience composed largely
Of business men.
AUCTION SALE OF scRANToN COAL.
At the monthly auction sale Of Scranton
coal to-day, 10000 tons were sold at the
following prices: Steamboat, % 90; CRATE
IS 25ia5 90; egg, $5 70; stove, 60 10
chestnut, "a e7ia5 10.
THE LIQUOR ouElTloN.
slgnunA Srhwab, member Of the
Liquor Dssll4s' Association, convicted oI
selling without license, was this after
noon sentenced 10 thirty days 10 the city
prison and a fine Of 5000 The Courl
warned the liquor dealers that Il organ
lied resistance TO the law continued the
full penalty would be carried out. This
case is the first criminal prosecution by
the Excise Board for twenty-five years, al
1t was found that juries would not con-
vict, and offenders were until now pro-
ceeded against by civil suits for the pen
atty.
CELEBRATION OF EVACUATION DAY.
Evacuation day was observed by dis
play ol bunting on the national State
and municipal buildings, hotels, SC, and
parade OF the veterans, who numbered
only sixteen men. A militia regiment
entertained the veterans subsequently, at q
banquet.
1sEoHRR TILToN.
The attorneys for Beecher have signed
their consent TO set down tho argument
on the bill ot particulars before tho Ooutl
OF Appeals for December 1st. Tilton'G
counsel announce that they will ask thC
City Court on Friday next TO direct the
District Attorney to proceed promptly
with the trial of the Indictment sgains,
their client.
LoNdsEoRENEN RESOLVED ON A GENERAL
sTRlEE.
The longshoremen resolved to night &c
enter upon general strike on Friday
morning, their offer Of a compromise witt
the ship owners having been rel Jected.
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FORETqN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. November 25.-A Rhinoce-
ros In the Geological Gardens fatally Rored
Two keepers Of animals to-day.
The libel case ol Mrs. PlttendreiRh
against Dr.. Kenealy, came up for trial
today. The plaintiff failed to produce
evidence proving that Dr.. Kenealy was
The editor oi the hngliSlman, the paper
IN which the llbelous article was pub
iished, and the case was dlsmissed. Ar
t9ur Otten was In court Tor the purpose
OF lesttIytng, but ha evidence beng un.
! necessary, he was returned 10 MillbAnk
prison. '''''-
LONDON November 25.-A dispatch
rom rom st' Petersburg says that Russia 10
uesitous 1 OF enlargtng the scope ol the new
conference on the internal usages Of war
BY making the resolutions applicable TO
wider territory. The South American
States will be invited to participate In the
the deliberations. II is also hoped that
the United States will 10 represented Of
the conference.
FRoN THE GABLE STEAMER.
LONDON, November 25.-A telegram
from the steamer Fsradsy yesterday says
operatioes were delayed by the untavora.
bic weather, and dispatch to day says
the gale Is not absting. We shall buoy
tho cable, depth Of water 1884 iathoms.
LONDON, November 2O-5 A.IM-Dls.
patches from Berlin say that Prince
Gortschikof has directed the Russian rep.
resentativo at Madrid 10 report without
delay on the progress Of Serrano's gov.
ernment towards d consolidation oi Ito
powers, with a view 10 a formal regonI.
tion. The Standard states that there Ia
reason to believe that the recent interview
between Blsmark and Gortschikof Ie,ult.
cd In the removal OF their peraonal differ.
ences; also In the adoption OF common
policy by Russia and Germany, In conse.
quenCe OF which the former will speedily
recognize the present government Of
Spain, RuSsia's previous refusal to do 90
having been owing to Gontschikoll's per.
sonal influence,
FIGHT ON sHIPBoARD.
LONDON, November 30, Q M.-As
the American ship Nancy Pendleton,
Captain Pendleton, was leaving the har-
Dor OF Clrdift yesterday disturbance
broke out A steam tug passing heard
the reports Of fire arms, and one Of the
ships crew atterward shouted that
man was shot. While the fight was still
going on, axes having been brought into
requisltion, and several men shockingly
wounded, the ship proceeded to sea, and
no iuEther particulars could be obtained.
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WASHINGTON.
Reduced Approximations.

WARRINGTON, November %. - The
House committee on appropriations will
reduce The appropriation for the lndiaI
Service $4,000 from that Of last year
This reduction is justified by the expira
tion Of several Indian treaties. Some oil
the committee think that the appropria
tions for tho army should also be reduced
Bishop Hare, who Is now here, reports
that there is much improvement and Q
peaceablc disposition among tho Sioux
Indians.
HEvRNUE APPOINTMENTS.
N. Il. Gitteny, Is appointed Internal
Revenue storekeeper for the First lllinoil
District. Daniel G. Warden, gauger
Second Tennessee District, and J. II
Gtovener, gauger, Sixth Kentucky Dis
trlct.
sAPR BURGLARY TRIAL
The safe burglary was resumed, and
Mr. Riddle, for the prosecution, resumed
his argument, which ia now on its third
day. MIR. Riddle concluded bis argumen,
and the Court took recess. Judge Hum
phreys will charge the jury this after
noon.
all the Departments will be closed to-
morrow.
Judge Humphreys charge occupied
two hours. At Its conclusion he said the
Court would be kept open until no heard
tho jury's report, and II they had not
agreed upon q verdict at ~ o'clok to-
morrow morning they might devote thC
rest Of the day to tho observance o.
Thanksgiving day in the Jury room and
dismiss further discussion OF the Case un-
til Friday next at 8 o'clock.
Jury retired!
At 2 o'clock to night tho jury are still
ont and there are no indications Of YER
dict before morning. A large crowd wa!
In the vicinity oi the Court House till 9
late hour.
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county, 1ud.i Thos. Jones, Lafayette; ].
A. Thompson. Summit Point, W. Va; 8.
NJ. Smith, KenSwRuee, Illinois; E. A.
Olleman, indianapolis, Chairman; T. B.
Buchanan, Indianapolis, Secretary.
The report, after considerable discus
sion, was unanimously adopted and the
Convention adjourned.
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ERIE, Pa, November 25.. The schooner
eelRiFk from Green Bay to Buffalo, was
picked up this morning by tug, about
10 miles from Erie, and towed into ibis
port. The gale last night, carried away
most OF her sails, small boat, anchor and
chain store in the cabin, damaged steering
geer, and swept overheard deck load,
No lives lost,
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RIcHMOED, Va, November 25.-Aus.
tin Hill and Cornelius Williams, negroes,
who were on trial at jackson, North
Carolina, for the murder of VIM. Pressad
at Welden, has been found guilty and
sentenced to be hanged.
A motioD,ior new trial In the case of
detective Wren, convicted Of misdemean.
or has been denied. The case has been
taken to the Court Of Appeals.
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MEMPHIS.
RELIEF For rUscuMB1A.

HELIBF FOK TUFUUMDIA.
MEMPHIS, November 25.-T'he commit
tee appointed by the Chamber Of Co n
merce, obtained 81 900 in money and
supplies TO day for the Tuscumbia, Ala,
sufferers, which will be forwarded in the
morning. The committee will continue
their work morrow. The storm last
Sunday did considerable damage In the
southeastern portion oi this county, un.
roofing several houses, destroying lencel
and timber,
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A Forged Letter.

TERRE HAuTE, November ga let.
ter purporting 10 have been written by D,
w. Voorhees, and discussing the various
political Issues, was published in the In.
dianapolls Journal Of this morning. Mr.,
Voorhees, pronouuces. the letter forgery
in every line and word.
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SAN Francisco, November a5.-Wm
Rogers, a workman on tho Palace HoteI,
iell from the sixth story Of the building
this afternoon and was Instantly killed.
Ae leaves vile and two children in New
York city.
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NORTON TIE FoRaER.
Suspended Operations.

PORTLAND, Me-, November 95,-The
machinery OF two Of the factories Of the
York Mill Company, at Bedford, broke
down yesterday, necessitatlng their sus.
pension until January. Three hundred
persons arc thrown out Of employment.
The other mills Of the corporation have
consequently begun running on full time.
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COLUMBUS, O., November q5.-Mllton
Fisher, OF this city, who was arrested
some weeks ego Of Kansas City, and
brought here for trial, was to-day con.
vioted ol forgery, and sentenced 10 the
pcnitcntiary Tor twelve years
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Fire In franklin. Ind,

A Ore broke out about four o'clock this
morning, In the Furniture Factory Of
Ferdinand Huber & Son, and although
every effort was made BY the citizens, he
whole establishment ives burned, Los
$4,000. Insurance 5000 In NIsgara.
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An Ex.EdItor Killed

San FRANsI'oo, November 25.-D. B.
Frlnk Ex-Editor, Of the Truchee WRe-
publican" was shetland instantly killed at
Truchee New, last night BY an unknown
man. BE was member ofthe Vigilance
committee Of that place.
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EVANSVILLE, November 25.-Captaiu
josh V. Throop, Of the steamer Silver
Thorp, died this morning OF neuralgia o.
tho heart. He was the Oldest steamboat
man who ran from this port, and had q
hostIol friends. He will be taken to Smith,
land tomorrow for burial.
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Rev. Dudley Accepts.

BALTIMORE, November e5.-Rev. T,
II. Dudley, Rector Of Christi E. Church,
Of this city, was recently elected Hs.
slOtant Biahop Of the Diocese Of Kentucky,
and aIgnIaed his acceptance to,dsy.
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New YORK, November 25.-Arrivsd.-
steSmship City OF Montreal from Liver.
LLvHRPooI, November 25.-The steam.
er Egypt from New York arrived ont
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ALBANY, November 95.-FiIty thou
sand bushels Of barley and 5000 bushels
Of oats were burned In Dickson's min
and elevator last night. Loss on grain
$4,000; insurance $4,000. Loes on mill
and elevator $4,000; insurance S48 600.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November 25.-The Govern
ment has relaxed the rlgor Of Count Won
Arnims imprisonment. Hc Is no longer
under the police surveillance.
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Unseated for Corrnpi Prnn,ine.

MONTREAL, November 25.-Mr. bur.
team, member OF Parliament for L As
sumption, has been unsested by the
Election Board for corrupt practices BY
agents,
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No Paper To.NForrow.

To day being a Thanksgiving holiday,
no work will bo done on this paper,
and consequently It will not be Issued TO-
morrow morning.
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ARKANSAS.

RESOLUTION TO INVESTIGATE ELECTION,
LIrTLR Rock, November 25.-The
House to-day passed the Senate Joint res
olutlon raising a committee to investigate
the election OF Senator Dorsey; also the
Senate bill providing for the manner oi
letting public contracts.
MILTON sAYLoR,
oi the Congressional Investigating Com.
mittec, Is now at bot Springs.
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, November 25-Duriug o
heated political discussion ut Burlington,
Hush county, Indiana, on Monday night,
three men were stabbed with pocket
knife by one Wightman. Wightman then
started to run, and was shot in tho eide
by some unknown person.
AN ATTEMPT TO ORGANIZE A REV MA.
TIoNAL PARTY.
a Times indianapolis special to day
says that between titIy and sixty gentle.
men met there this morning 10 take steps
TO found q new national party based on
the national currency. Horace X. Day,
OF New York; Alex. Campbell, OF Iii.
nots; Alex. Troupe, of Connecticut, and
l.. A. Wood, Of Kentucky, were the most
prominent visitors. James Buchanan, Of
Indianapolis, was elected President, and
MT. Wood, Of Kentucky, and two Indl
anians Vice Presidents. A committee Of
thirteen was appointed 10 make declara.
ton OF principles, who will report this
afternoon. 1t Is understood 10 be very
short, reathTming In effect the finan.
ciai plank OF the Indiana Independents
tor tho sbolishment oil national banks and
the substitution Of legal tenders into
convertible notes A preliminary ma
tional meeting will be called in Uleve-
land, Ohio, In March or April next, when
the propriety Of nominating Presidential
candidates will be determined. Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, Ken
lucky, New York and Ohio are repre-
sented. Letters were received from Geo,
T. Drew, of New Jersey; Henry Carey
Baird, Of Philadelphia; John A. Thomp.
son, Of West Virginia, and others iavori1g
the movement.
TIE HARRIS MURDER.
The murderors Of Christopher Harris,
near Bethany, Butler county, on Sunday
night, have confessed. They are VIM.
and Jane Harris, his father and mother,
and Jasper, Samuel and James Harris,
his three brothers. The family are verV
low, stupid, ignorant and savsge people,
and fighting among them has been com.
mon. They say Christopher committed
an indecent offense on Sunday night, and
that Jasper and his other brothers took
him out 10 the wood pile and killed him
for 1t The parties concerned, FIVE In
number, have been arrested, and the young
girls Of the family are under guard. The
affair is ludlcrous as well as trsgical
REV. A. KRoRLL,
icr thirty years pastor Of St. Johns Ger.
man tree lutheran Church in this city,
died this evening, after weeks illness.
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-ThesemI-annual meeting oithe Nil.
ers association, oi IlliHos, viii be held 10
Springfield, III, on Wednesday, Decem.
Der %. -
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NRw YoRK, November 25.-Breyet.
Brigadier General Thomas Leslie died
this morning at his residence In this Oily,
aged 20 years,
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KNIGHTS FOR NEW ORLEANS,

A number of Knights Templar from
Nebraska and Iowa, passed down today
on the City Of Alton, for New Orleans.
The Knights oil this city, leave .to-mor-
row.
Charles Benson, white, and Hattie
Newell, colored, were committed to Jail by
the Recorder to-day, in default OF $4,000
each, for having intermsrried in violation
Of the state statute.
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Shock OF IN Earthquake In Massa-
chuBcIIs,

BosToN, November 25.-A alight shock
OF an earthquake was felt at New buryport,
Mass, yesterday. Tho direction oi the
vibration was from west 70 east, u
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By tho Western Union Line.
)1leo Northwest cor Of Main and Monroe ,eU
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CHICAGO.
EmE-Two CHILDREN suppooATED.

FRE-Two CHILDREN sUFFooATED.
CHICAGO, November 25.-About mid
night last night fire broke out IN o
frame building, No. COZ Milwaukee Ave.
nue. The first floor was occupied as a
store and the upper floor as q residence,
by Anton Weight, whose two little boys,
aged six and eight years, were overcome
by the smoke and sufFOcated. Loes on
building and stock about $1,000. Fully
Insured. The fire IS said tU 6G the work
OF an incendisry.
ARRESTED FOR EMBEzzLEMENT.
Phillip Cullen, the confidential clerk
and 'book.keeper OF ]. J. McGrath, dealer
in paper.hangings, No. ia State street, Is
discovered to have embezzled his en-
ployer's funds to the amount Of $25,OOO
during the last ten years. BE lett the city
three weeks ago, but has been arrested in
Pittsburgh, for which city the officers
start to-day 10 bring him back,
PRONOUNCED FALSE.
A special dispatch from Springfield to
the morning papers to-day, stating thai
the Chicago Inter. Ocean was to be pub
lished alter January lst at the State CAPT
tai, is pronounced by tho proprletors oil
the Inter. Ocean TO be without foundation
they never having heard OF the proposed
removal until the appearance Of the
special.
GENERAL SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS.
Tomorrow being a legal holiday, there
will be no session Of the Board OF Trade
and there will be general suspension o.
business.
CHEATED TIE Law.
Wesly Underwood, sentenced TO b.
hanged at Palmyra, Mo, on Friday next
for the murder Of Richard Menifee II
1871, hanged himself in Jail last night.
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VIM. F. Barry, aged 90 years, supposed
to be the Oldest printer in the United
States, WAS buried here yesterday. His
first take" 6s journeymsn was Wash.
ngtons obituary. At 90 years OF age
he worked at the case in Nashville, Ten
M SEQ
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LOUISVILLE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE STORM SUFFER-
ERA.

1'VH'8 IV16 TIE hEVhM sUEH hII'
ERs.
LOUISVILLE, November 25-At q meet.
ing oi the citizens at the Board Of Trade
rooms yesterday, committees were ap.
pointed to vigorously canvass the city in
behalf ol the sufferers by the cyclone at
the two townsin Alabama. Some 81, 900
has already been subscribed, and prob.
ably much larger sum, as well as clothes
and provisions will be obtained to.mor.
row
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The Board Of Aldermen defeated the
subscription for the Louisville, Paducha
q Southwestern Railroad tonight. The
subscription had passed tho lower Board
Of the City Council.
.... NORTON THE FoRdER.
r. h. Norton, the noted forger, was
sentenced 10 two years confinement In
the State Penltentiary, In the Circuit
Court to-day. Very great dissatisfaction
is ielt among the citizens at the light
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Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES.

Wan DEPARTMENT,
O7PI0R or TIKI CH1EF BIsNAL OPrICHB.
NAsHpGTcN, u. O., Nov. 25.-6:0O ?. 4
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A REMARKAB BILE ESCAPE.

Esquire ThoS Holmsn and his wife and
two children, while driving through Nan.
cannah bottom, were overtaken by the
storm and tree blown across the rocka.
way, literally crushing it without injuripg
any oi the occupants.
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ST. LOUIS.
BRAKEMAN KILLED.

ST. LOUIS, November 25-Thos. New.
Ina, brakeman on the Vandalia Rail.
road, was killed this evening while un-
coupling cars In motion. The accident
occurred at o point a short distance from
East st. Louis.
Six hundred head of thoroughbred
sheep passed through here to day for Los
Angeles Valley, California.
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COOPERATIVE SHOP.

Cooper Union No. ., which has been
most active in the late strike, announces
It's intention ot opening a cooperative
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PRONOUNCED FALSE.
CHEATED TIE LAW,

Wesly Underwood, sentenced to bt
hanged at Palmyra, Mo, on Friday next
for the murder Of Richard Menifee II
1871, hanged himself in Jail last night.