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The New York herald., 1874-11-20
RAILROAD LITIGATION.

The indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western Railroad Company In the
Hands OF . Receiver.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 1e. 1874.
The Daily Ne,cs this afternoon publishes the fol
lowing in regard to the appointment Of receiver
Tor the Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western
railroad Company
classes oi the bondnolders OF the Indianapolis.
Blooming on and Western Railroad Company,
General George B. Wright, OF Columbus. OHIO, was
appointed by the Circuit court receiver OF the COM
pany. The intelligence WAS first received In THIS
civ this forenoon. ana astonlshed the lew who
the road nas been discussed lamiliary he etoforc.
It was the general ieelng that 1t had tided over
the worst part or the storm and Tor the future had
comparatively plain sailing.
General Wright stands at the head OF the West
ern Bureau OF Railway commissioners, appointed
under The saratoga combination.
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All Quiet Throughout the State.
LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 10, 1874.
Everything Is quiet throughout the state.
Nothing mas yet been heard OF the wherea bouts
Smith or Wheeler.
LOUISIANA.
Strange Developments Before tho Re-
turning Board-Tnm mpcrinE with tho
Returns from the st. James Parish.

Strange Developments Before tho Re-
turning Board-Tn importing with tho
Returns from the st. James Parish.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 10. 1874.
The Returning Board found the st. James parish
returns correct until reaching roll seven, which
show ed one hundred more votes for Bovee, inde-
pendent repu lican, Tor the Senate. and others.
tnan accredited them by the tally lists IN the
hands of the Conservative Committee. The latter
protested against the count being received, on the
ground OF lrauduiency. member o the commit
tee presented statement IN Writing showing he
could prove the returns from st. James had peen
taken out OF the nauds OF the Secretary OF State
alter their original delivery. lie dscaimed any
intention oil charging the secretary OF State with
knowingly comnlttlnx any wrong, but he could
prove the returns mai been so removed.
Considerable excitement ensued whe second
return from the same roll was discovered agreeing
with the statement kept oy the conservatives,
thus proving the returns mad been tampered With
Ine latter returns were counted oy the Board, and
the protest was witndrawn.
The Secretary Of state Denies the Tam
pering Trouble Over tho Returns from
Carroll Parish.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10. 1874.
Secretary OF State Deslonde, in communication
TO the Returning Board, referring TO the charges
that st. James parish returns had been tampered
with while IN his custody, says
custody OF parish returns Of the late election except
the same sealed package as delivered 10 me.
A member OF the conservative committee stated
the Information OF the ST.. James irregularities
came from George E. Bovec, who said he mad
access to the office or the secretary OF state In
connection with SAID returns Counsel for Mr.
Ella. coored radical Senatorial candidate. called
for the returns or carroll parish, alleging the re-
turns had not been made out correctly, ana that
his client received 533 votes more than was shown
In the Official statement.
A memoer OF the Conservative Committee pro.
tested against the counting Of the returns from
carroll parish on the ground that the election was
illegally conducted and the returns tampered win
after reaching New orleans, they having oeen
the hands OF Mr.. Bennam twhlte), rad-
ca. senatorial candidate. who was seen
TO nave the tally sheet spread out
on table. upon which were pens and INK. The
Car oil parish returns were laid over TIL next
week, and the Board resumed the city count.
Gabe Bebee was arraigned before United States
Commissioner Enmet D. Craig, charged with al.
tering the election returns rom West Baton
Rouge. and gave bail TO appear for examination
tomorrow,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Chamb erlninc's Majority-Tho Heal lth Of
Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10. 1874.
Chamberlane's majority for Governor Is 10, ee7.
The Board OF Health to-day decided to discon.
tnue their weekly meetings as unnecessary, and
passed resolution declaring IL perfectly sale Tor
strangers TO visit the city.
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A DOCTOR SHOT.
A Philadelphia Doctor Shot while An
the Bedroom OF = Lady Patient.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. IL, 1874
Christian Hansen and his wife have been com.
mitted TO answer complaint OF DR.. ". Il. wevlll.
Tue latter being their family physician, was visit
ing the wife, who enticed him in to her chamber to
look AT some new furniture, and while there the
husband rushed In with loaded pistol and threat
ened to shoot HIM unless he signed paper ac-
knowledglng improper conduct This the Doctor
refused TO do. when the wife pushed him down on
shot him, INJECTING wound IN his knee rendering
amputation necessary.
DR.. Wevi now states that he does not believe
that Hansen intended to shoot him. out tina; the
weapon was discharged during the scuIle betw cen
them after Hansen had threatened him with
pistol.
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COUNT Won ARNIM's. CASE.
Legal Notions Of the Prisoner Refused by the
Court

BERLIN, Nov 10, 1874.
The Kainmergerichs Estate Court for the con.
sideration OF government cases) has dtsallowed
protests Of Count Won Arnim against the refusal
OF the Court whicn released him from his nrst i'm.
prisonment 20 refund him his bail, and also
against his second arrest
OUTDOOR EXERCISE IN uNsoc1AL coxPANIoNsHIP.
Count Won Arnim Is allowed to take walks Of one
hour daily, in the company Of policeman.
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A New President Chosen by the Reich
stag-Ministerialists Contented Under
Defeat.
BERLIN Nov. 19--.Evcnin0.
The Reichstag this afternoon, by . unanimous
vote reelected Herr Forkenbeck President.
xplsrERIALISr EXPLANATION OF Tue ADVERSE
VOTE.
It Is now denied that the vote OF yesterday, oy
which the Bank bill was referred TO committee,
was government defeat. The result Is said to
have been actually In accordance with the wishes
Of the government, which sought to bring the
pressure OF the majority to bear 10 induce the
Federal Council to change It's attitude In regard
TO the bill under consideration.
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AFRICA.
The Egyptians Blocsading Port Of Commerce.

ApEN, Nov, TO- 1874.
Three Egyptian men -ofwar are blockading the
scaport OF Berbera, Africa, and prevent the ship
ment of merchandise to this station.
ENGLISH NAVAL OBSERVANCE.
British gunboat has been despatched to the
blOckaded port,
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CUB

A letter from Havana, dated November IA, says
rumors were In circulation that Captain General
Concha was about to resign or be superseded.
MIXING THE NATIONALITIES.
Two fishermen, who were arrested short time
ago aud were recorted to be citizens OF the United
states, prove TO be Italians, and are In jail on
charges OF smuggling.
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THE MISSING STEWARD.

The name OF the steward OF the tugboat Lily.
VINO was killed Tuesday when the bo,ler OF that
vessel burst, 10 now known 10 De Richard Nc.
Keever. HIS father. who - . resident OF South.
port, Conn.,, called on Warden Brennan, At Belle.
vue Hospital, last evening, 70 get particulars Of
bis death.
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CHURCH AND STATE.
The English Catholic Episcopal Aission 70
Rome-What the Bishops VIII
Gay to the Pope.

LONDON, Nov. 10, 1874
The object OF the journey OF the English bishops
to Rome is to obtain permission to pursue an
independent course in case the British govern
ment should seek TO restrict the liberty OF action
OF the Catholic clergy.
They viii represent TO the Pope that they wish
20 respect the laws OF England, ant cannot blrdly
accept such regulations as are imposed on Con-
stpental bishops.
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FIRE IN ANN STREET.

nre occurred at about eight oclocs last night
on the third door OF the fourth story building Ne
So Ann street, in the repair shop occupied by
Thomas Tllnan. The damage 10 the building and
contents was about 1000.
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marine service was never before IN a better con-
dition to render service OF this character better
than at the present time.
Protection Of American Miners In Mex
leo from Native Violence.
A despatch has been received at the Navy De.
partmen. from Rear Admiral Almy. commanding
the North Pacific station, stating that the United
states steamer saranac went to La Paz. Mexico,
TO inquire INTO the alleged wrongs committed BY
Mexicans against American mining interests IN
that section. ana stating that the vessel stlll
there. II had been found that the military au-
tnorities under the orders OF one OF their judges.
had seizeo upon lot OF nour belonging TO the
company. upon she ground that II was not Of Tor
use, but II wis subsequently restored. The gen.
eral complaint was that numberless roboeries ana
murders we're committed, and no steps were taken
by the proper authorities 10 ferret out or arrest
the culprits. The Saranac was to remain there TO
protect American citizens and their interests.
The Earragut Monument Commission.
The commission, consisting OF General sherman.
Mrs. Parragut and secretary Robson, appointed
by Congress to select o statue OF the late Admira,
presented BY Horatio stone. Winnie Ream and
for several days.
Judge Darrell To BE Left In Onace-'.He
Did But His Duty
But one impeachment case remains to be dis
posed OF by the House. that OF Judge Durel, and
It Is understood the chairman OF the Committee
on Judiciary Will not press 1t 10 q vote, and Judge
Durell win remain In once. The reason for nom
action will b that the case begun IN the belief
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that Judge Durell had exceeded his authority
The afrair OF September IA last. and subsequent
acts, IL is claimed. fully justify the belief that
Judge Drrell only did his duty IN issuing DIS
famous midnight order, and subjecting the peo-
pie Of New Orleans the control Of federal troops
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GERMANY.
Legislative Party Tactics on tho Bank Bill
Question.

BERLIN, Nov. 10, 1874.
In consequence Of the defeat Of the government
In the Reichstag yesterday the proposition to
refer the Bank bill TO a committee, the majority OF
the Reichstag will only nominate as members OF
the committee Deputies favorable to the I'm
perial Bank, instead OF giving all parties an oppor
tunity 80 be represented.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
CHATHAM OOGA ELECTION.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. 10, 1874.
The hardest lought political contest known here
for years came OF to-day at the municipal elec-
tion. Mr.. James, republican, was elected Mayor
by 2l7 majority gain OF seventy-hve over May
nard's vote in the State election.
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UTAH.

Mormon Bishop Arrested ~ an Accom-
plicc I'm the Mountain Meadow Mas
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 10, 1874.
telegram from Beaver. Utah, to-day says
Bishop William II. Dame was arrested at his resi-
dence, at Parowan, Iron county, Utah, to-day, by
a deputy United States marshal, on an indictment
ior murder in connection with the Noun tain
Meadow massacre.
Two more men tMormons) appeared before the
Third District Court to-day and paid their Ones ior
illegal voting at the last election.
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THE NEVADA LEGISLATURE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 10, 1874.
The Nevada Legislature Will stand-Senate,
republicans Is, democrats Z; Assembly, democrats
H. republicans 81, Independents 8.
The republican majority on joint ballot Is q
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TIE RIVER ST. JOHN CLOSED.
Effects OF Low water-Lumber Opera.
tiOns Retn rd ed.

ST. JOHN, Y. b., Nov. H. 1874.
The st. John River was closed for good TO-DAY.
Three steamers ned with freight left for Frederic
ton this morning. but could not get within twenty
miles OF the town. The water In the river is lower
TINS Iai lnan II mas been Tor nifty years. Want OF
rain IN the swanlps and lumber woods IS likely to
retard LUMBER Operations
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NicRraUua.


Exchanges from shis Republic mp TO the 18th
ult. show that the political atmosphere is COZ
siderably troubled and BODIES mischief. on account
OF the amount OF party bitterness that has at
tended the election Tor President OF the Republic.
"It was hoped" says tue El P0rrenir dc Nfcard-
qua, "that alter :ne election had been decided
matters would have Gained down. On the con-
trary the party which lost 1T the polls accuses tho
authorities OF foul play, and threatens violent
measures. The party that has gained Is naturally
alarmed and arming In case OF eventuahtles. The
country Is thus IN danger. 1t Is proposed oy the
chiefs OF the liberal party to invite the conserva.
tlves TO q conference and decide on the basis OF
peace"
THE PRESIDENT.
On the 4th Of OCTOBER the people OF Managua
voted en- n,asse for Pedro Joaquin Chamorro Tor
President.
The SemandI Ntcaraoslense Of the 10th ult. says
"the elections nave been carried on with great
deal OF order in Managua."
The city OF Leon went for Seiva.
THE OLD STORY.
The mode OF conduct OF the election 10 conn.,
planned or The government Is charged with hav.
ing unduly Influenced the voters.
At Managua voting was carried on In private
houses with strong guards OF soldiers, and even
cannon, to keep away all those OF the Selva-Guz-
man party. Eighty citizens were arrested. The
same happened at Marraya and Granada.
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ALLEGED DISCOVERY OF CHA RLIE ROSS

QUEBEC, Canada, Nov. 10, 1874.
It is SAID that the ony lost Charlie Ross has been
discovered IN this city From inquiries It appears
there 10 some foundation for tho rumor.
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Low WATER IN THE HUDSON.
Fall Erefghts Deiayed-Serious Loss to
shippers Anticipated.

TorGHKEEPsfE, Nov. 70. ls,4-
The fall treights from ana along the Upper nud-
son are being seriously delayed. In consequence OF
the extraordinary low water IN the river. caused
by want or RAIN. Most generally by this time all
Ial scarcely any has fallen. A sudden cold snap
may shut or navigation quickly that serious loss
may result to shippers.
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SHIPWRECK IN THE SEA OF MARM0RA.

CONsTANTINoPLE Nov. 10, 1874.
violent storm has swept over the Sea Of Mar
mora, causing the wreck of many vessels.
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SPAIN.
The Carlists Operating in the Field Near Irun.

HENDAYE, Nov. 10. 1874
the Cartsts have again occupied positions
around Irun. They have retaken Oyarzin and
cut the railway and the wagon road TO san Sc
basttan.
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To Trifle with n Cough Is to Invite
consumption bronchitis or abscess of the lungs To
rest a cough with HALE'S MONEY OF HOKEHOUND
AND LAR, Is to avert all danger.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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RUSSIA.
The Winter Fully Set In-Communication Inn
psded.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 10, 1874.

The navigation OF the Neva Is nearly closed for
the winter. Ice is lowing into the river from
Lake Lagoda.
The Bay OF Cronsradt is frozen over and commu-
nication by water with this city is interrupted
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THE WAR IN DARFOUR.
The Sultan Said To Have Been Killed by the
Egyptians
CoNSTANTISoPLE, No,

An Arabic paper says force Of Egyptians has
captured Darfour, Africa, and killed the Sultan.
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A.-silk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Caps, Abdominal Supporters, Suspensory BandageA
shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARSHS Truss Once,
No. vcsey street Lady n attendance.
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Alone-SuperiOr to All Others-Unrf.
vailed GILES LINIMENT IoDIDE OF AMMONIA per-
forms all that is claimed rheumatic pains, cuaran
teed Soc. and 81 bottle. Depot 45l Sixth avenue.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
RARE AND STANDARD BOOKS,
now on exhibition at the
Clinton Hall salerooms, Astor place.

large choice collection of Books In various de.
5n ary oyases and sse
may rare Books re!nung TO America valuable OF
pr,vale libraries 4c and Including many works which
is believed have before offered ar public auc-
Der IS and the following evenings Commencing at y;
O'Clock.
The following Books included in the catalogue and
Acosa, New World xcugna. III South America: Ale
mans Rogue sermons Eeang 70 the Indians Anti
vols. i9io; Bieles; oalmet,s 1ictlonary Gotzlas'
Cares folio Dibdn's Works Dickens, Is vols Drama.
bney % ns Gseops
Ga II yols .lo Eyelyns sylvia !o Faceuous
chlvss: Friar Gerund; Gentemans Nasazne tA Gold
smith smiths Works Gordon's Amer,can Revolutions Cry
Irays. hush; George NJ Hume pe een
Eraohca Lv p,etonary IRON he Aanc Johnson's p,c.
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and cb an and series lu
Fontaine's rales; La liarpcs VOYAGES, 81 vols Lard
PAPER iil vols Charles Levers WORKS is vols: Lewis
aHk toases h 70 c worNs KSans to the
Works McIans Costume Of the Clans; Mahon's History
Painung: Marrarei Of Navarro; Peter Martyrs. New
World; Maunds M soanie gardens; romponias MeIa and
Prayer Book Monarde,:s Jovfu!!, News, Montangc's
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folio Book u Mormon original edition. Moultres Amer
Relative to Napoleon: Meals New england; New Month";
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.arsh's Lives; Poll SYNOPSIS &c. saSr@ scripura n.
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A.-For n First Glass Dress or Business
HAT 60 direct the manufacturer, ESPENSCHEID, LIS
Nassau street
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A.-Life Preservers-Brooks' Cork Sole
BOOTS and SHOES, recommends by all physicians;
largest assortment Boots and shoes the city. 1885
Broadway, corner twenty ninth street
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A.-Ruptures and Physical Deformtttes
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH at No. vesey street,
opposite St Paul's Church.
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the Church of the strangers, certifes gratefully
the sadica and permanent cure OF Caarrh effected IN
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AID FOR THE NEBRASKA SUFFERERS.
OMAHA, Nov

OMAHA, Nov. 10. 1874.
General Ord received 1900 IRON the Branch Aid
Society Mt Cleveland, to-day, tor the sufferers in
the grasshopper districts
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A.-The Intense Physical Suffering
which stended the of the wretched antcdiluvian
Metal Trusses Is longer felt by those who wear TIE
ELASTIC TRUSS. 6S3 Broadway. with infinite content
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A.-Eine Furs at Popular Prices. Seal
Skin Furs Speciality All goods strictly represented
Call before purchasing. BURKE. Manufacturer,
IA Broadway. Park Bank Building.
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Fancy Furs.-Ha ndsome and varied
displays are made at KNOX'S stores No. 22 Broadway
and IN the Filth Avenue Hotel. Ladies call and make
selections without delay.
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Senator Dorsev's Election to be Inves-
tfgated.

LITTLE ROCK, Nov. 10, 1874.
A joint resolution was introduced in the senate
to day and passed to a second reading, appointing
a Joint committee to inquire into the manner OF
the election oil Senator Dorsey. rne resolution
Will undoubtedly pass, and the whole matter re.
celve a thorough investigation.
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General Mitre Prepared for Battle.
CENTRAL AMERICA.

Presidential Eloc tion Politics - The
Question OF Church and state Loom
Ing Up.
PANAMA, Nov. 10, 1874
The Guatemala papers to the 10th ult. express
sentiments OF gratitude to the government OF sal
vador, which has forwarded 70 that OF Guatemala
500 bags OF nour. 10 be distributed among che
poorer classes that suffered from the earthquake
OF September last. The latter government has
also thanked that OF Salvador for Its iraterna be-
nevOlence.
Thc municipality OF Amatttlan has forwarded
$500 to the government to aid the necessities OF
those who suffered by the earthquake. In Quez-
altenango 500 were contributed toward similar
object.
THE QUESTION OF CHURCH AND Stair.
The Guatemala press, while congratulating Peru
on the precautions taken by the government there
against the Jesults, regrets that Nicaragua con-
tnues 70 allow them an asylum In central
America.
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SNOW FALL,

OMAHA, Nov. 10, 1874
Three inches Of snow fell here so.day.
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No Cure, No Chnrge.-Dr. Filters
RHEUMATIC REMEDY. sure cure for Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Nervousness ana Kidney Diseases Is Bond
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ITALY.
The Party Of the Right Hold the Majority in
Parliament.
ROME, Nov. 10, 1874.

ROME, NOV. 10, 1874.
Corrected returns from the elections for the
Chamber OF Deputies show that the Right has
majority Of II.
1t Is probable that signor Biancner will be
President of the Chamber.
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THE ARGENTINE REVOLUTION.
Peace Negotiations with the Inaurgentz-Gen-
eral xitrs's Troops Still Defiant.

PERNAxBUco. Nov. II, 1874
The latest advtces from Buenos Ayres state that
the government Is negotiating with tho insur-
gents to bring about . mutually satisfactory ter
mnation OF the di1nculties.
In the meantime nostihties continue.
General Mttre Prepared for Battle.
RIO JANEIEo, Nov. 10, 1874
Dispatches received here from Buenos Ayres
state that the revolution continued without
check.
General Mitre, at the head OF the rebels, was
still confronting the governments troops.
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Police Action Against RadicaIism-Agi-
tators Isolated from Loyal Citizens.
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COlOmbia,

Nothing ofimportance has transptred In the Re-
public since the departure Of the steamship Colon
on the 7th inst.
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Query.-Whnt Will Cure MY Cough
Dr. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. SOC. and
81 a bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
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NAPLES. Nov. 10, 1874.
Sixty members OF the Cammorristi we're arrested
Yesterday.
The government has determined to conflne to
certain locality all persons suspected OF belonging
to the Mama Association in Sicily.