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Letter from Duddridge County.

The White Mans Party Enforce he Cfri
Rights Bm-Ledding Democrats BeeoMl
Champions Of Equal RightS-7A "CoH
Jedrtt K Roads" Of West Virginia Make
Nsv Departure.
WEST UNION, October 90, IA.
Editors Of the Intelligeneer:
There has been unusual excitement II
our town duriDgi the past week on &C
count oi an effort by the Democrats 10
enforce the Civil Rights bill. The lead
ers Of the White Mans party have sur
rendered The noble defenders Of the
proud Caucasian race have deserted their
colors They bow down before the son!
and daughters oil Ham The White
League and the "nigger" "shske hands
across the bloody chasm"! No more
negro school houses 10 be burned, and nc
more teachers TO be mobbed
Leading Democrats OF the town have
persuaded the colored children TO attend
the public school with the white chill
dren. They assure them Of their right 10
attend, and guarantee them protection.
One Of the Judges Of the County Court,
q stsunch Democrat, threatens 10 arrest
and punish any one who attempts TO pre-
vent the colored children from attending
the public school with the white children.
LIST Monday morning, Just after the
commencement Of the school, several col.
ored children assembled at the school,
house, according 10 the instruction ot
their new friends and benefsctors, (?) and
went quietly into the school. A panic
at once eusued. Tie white troops did
not fight nobly, but dispersed in great
confusion, as though bombshell had ex.
ploded in their midst. The school for the
time, at least, was broken up, and the
white advisers OF the negroes contempla-
ted the result with apparent sat.
lstaction. The school, however, was
put in operation again by the trustees on
the following day and still continues.
Whether these civil rights men can per.
suade the negroes 10 persist in their visits
remains 10 be seen.
The Bsscons, the Pollocks and the
Pennybackers are very atiecttonste 10.
wards their sable brothers, and evidently
have some purpose yet 10 accomplish
One caucasian, the noblest Roman oil
them sll, on Friday last, became so moved
by some generous SpLIit, that he publicly
embraced o colored "man and brother"
II the Honorable Samuel Mcmillan had
been reelected from this county to the
Legislature, he would doubtless have
added new lustre to his name by intro
ducing a bill TO repeal the law prohibit
ing white and colored children from at
tending the same school, the Constitution
of the State to the contrary notwithstand.
ing. DoDDRIpGE.
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CHICAGO, October 29.-The following
dispatch was received at headquarters
to-day:
WICHITA Agency, l. T., October %.
The Indian war in this nation is rapid.
" collSpsing. General Davidson reports,
through Scout Seyering, that Major scho.
field, with his column, has captured on
Elk Creek sixty.nine Noconee waryiozs
and two thousand ponies. This party is
OF the worst class, and accompanied by
their families. l met Captain Carpenter
with his column to-day IN hot pursuit Of
q large party Of Kiowas, who are trying
to get Fort Sill to surrender before he can
overtake them. BE had been in pursuit
to-day. The party is thought to be Lone
VOLTS.
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CHICAGO, October e9-Flour and
C95nmeal--Quietand unchanged. Wheat
Dull and unsettled; No. j sprin0 ssa
sSic; No 2, S2jsS3c cash or seller 6cto.
Der; sSic seller November; rejected 75c
Sorn-Stcady with q moderate demand.
no. : mixed 7lss72c spot; 7llc seller Oc.
tooer; Csc seller November; oslo seller
year; high mixed 72a72Ic. OAts-DulI,
No. 2, 4Sc cash. 47!c seller October. 45ic
seller November; white 4stS40c. RyeS
Demand active and prices advanced; No,
|, s3c. Bsrley-Dcmsnd active and
prices advanced; No. 9, 81 III cash:
81 % seller October; 81 90 seller Novem.
Der; No. 0, 03a0sc. Pork-Actiye and
closing quiet; old spot $40 25 sales seller
year; $l6 9Oal7 90 closing inside price.
Lard-Depand active and advanced.
Sl9 80 spot; Sll IS seller February;
I'll 30 seller year. Bulk Meats-Quiet
and unchanged. Wbisky-Demand good
at full prices, 96c.
On open Board in the afternoon Wheat
CLOSED quiet; s2IsS3c November; SIC
December. Corn Unsetted; 7lic Octo.
Der; G7ic November. Oats-Q1iet; 4ss
4S3c cash October; 45ic November.
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EAST LIBERTY, October 29.-CArTLR-
Receipts today 1907 head, and for thee
days 4,947. Supply good OF the kind.
Good stock is still scarce. Common stuff
scarcely sells at all, and there are too
many OF them. The bulk, however, went
OF to-day a. very low figures. Best
50 so; medium 10 good So 5Oi6 25; COM
mon to fair 50 9Oa4 10; stockers Sc G5a
4 90; bulls 81 00A2 75.
Hoes = Receipts to-day 4,Ol5 head,
and for three days 9,735. Best Philsdel-
phias Sc 70iG So Workers S. 75sG 90
sHEEP-Recelpts to-day 1900 head,
and tor the last three days 1890; best
81 50Aj 90 medium $3 7ja4 2j
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NEW YORK, October 29.- Flour
Heavy and strongly in buyers favor; super
western and State 81 O0A4 05; common
to good a 75A5 90; good to choice $5 10
s5 75; white wheat extra Is 75a6 Is; ex.
ira Ohio 81 Gja6 70; st. Louis 81 0OsS co.
Rye Flour-UHChanged. Cotton-Quiet
and steady; middling uplands i4;c.
Wheat-Dall and easier; No. spring
81 l0al Is; No. . do old 81 OSa1 Is; un.
graded Iowa and Minnesota spring 81 90
al II; winter red western 81 l5sl 81.
Kye-iH5eavy and lower, Barley-Activei
Lake Shore 81 SO. Mslt-Steady. Corn
-ltc better; mixed western s7ss7tc;
store do new 754s0c. Oats-Firmer;
mixed western 57a60c; white. 5sa6lc.
Asy-Heavy at 60c. Hogs-Firm. COT.
tee-Quiet. Sugnr-Dull siiSSaS;c. No
lasses and Rice-Uncha5ged. Whisky
Lower OF 99c.
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Weather Report.
WAA DEPAlEEKEF,
OEHoH OF FHI CmKH SIGNAL OY7IcI1,
WAsHnGroN, D. G., Oct. 29.-s:OOP. 4.
PR0RARuTTTRa


For the Northwest and upper lakes
and thence to Missouri and Kentucky,
rising barometer, fresh to high north.
west winds, cold, cloudy weather, occa.
sional rain, turning TO snow on the lakes,
clearing on Friday. and followed by
heavy irosts.
For Tennessee and the Gull States,
rising barometer, northwesterly winds,
colder, cloudy weather and occasional
rain.
For the Lower Lakes and thence to
West Virginia, rising barometer, north.
west winds, cold, cloudy weather and
rain.
For the Middle States, falling barone.
ter, southeasterlY winds, warm and in.
creasiug cloudy weather and rain, except
in the southern portion.
Cautionary signals continue at Duluth,
Escansbs, Marquette, Chicago, Grand
Haven, Milwaukee, Alpens, Detroit, To-
ledo, Port Huron, Cleveland, Erie, Buf,
ialo, Rochester, 0swego, Eastport, Port.
land, Me, Boston, Thstcher's Island, and
Woods Hole, and are ordered for Cape
May, Peck's Beach, Atlantic City, Barne.
gst, Squsm Beach, Long Branch, Sandy
Hook, New York, New Haven and New
London.
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Woods on Fire in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, October 29.-A passenger
By the Panhandle Road from Steuben.
vile to this city, who arrived at midnight,
reports the woods on fire in places from
Denuison, 100 miles east of Columbus,
and as far as Morrow, 70 miles southwest,
q distance Of ITO miles.
The worst fires are five miles northeast
OF Columbus and near FraZersville. East
Of Newark between Columbus and Mar.
row the fires are few. On the railroad
between Greenville, O., and Union City
and between Greenville and Dodson the
fires tonight are raging in the forests.
The people on the farms and in the vii
lsges are greatly alarmed and endangered.
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Without Foundation.

CHICAGO, October 29.-E. P. Wads-
worth, the Western Rsilway Commis.
sioner for the Chicago District, states
that the report published in the 7iweI
oil this city today, and telegrsphed from
here to the Associated Press last night,
in regard to the alleged action Of The
Commissioners toward the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company, is entirely
without foundation, no such action hay.
ing been taken nor even talked about.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock.

NEw YORK, October 29.-MoHEY-2I
sS per cent. Prime discounts, SAC per
cent Tor short date, and 6ia7i per cent for
long.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Weaket at 81 So
al sSi for 60 days, and a S6!a4 81 for
sight.
GoLD-The only price for gold was
ll03. There was an active demand for
cash gold early in the day and borrowers
paid as high as lS2 per cent per day, but
later loans were made fiat. Carrying
rates were lag per cent. Clearings, $29 :
100000. Treasury disbursements, $42s-
600. Custom receipts, 100000.
GoNEREMRETs-Dnll and ntnnAr
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Arrivals from Honolulu.

San FRANCISCO, October 29.-Among
the passengers Just arrived from Homo.
lulu is Hon. Elisha q. Allen, Chancellor
OF the Howsian Kingdom. Judge Allen
is accredited special envoy to Washing.
ton intrusted with power TO negotiate a
reciprocity treaty between Howsjsn and
the United States. Hon. Henry p. Car.
ter, q prominent citizen Of that country,
Is also associated with the mission. II Is
now known that the King will arrive st
this port by the Bsria, reaching here
about the last Of November. he, TO.
gether with the other Ambassadors, will
spend some time in Washington, and will
probsbly be there upon the opening Of
the next Congress.
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Lutheran sunday school Convention.

PITTSBURGH, October 2O.-The Na-
tional Lutheran Sundsy School Conven-
ton, now in session at Johnstown, Pa is
largely attended.
The Corresponding Secretary, J. W.
Belton, of Springfield, Ohio, read his re.
port today. It shows a most careful
statistical preparation.
The report Of the Committee on Interna.
tional Sessions shows an increase OF Bible
study throughout the Lutheran Church.
Rev. Dr., ]. Geo. Butler, Chaplain of the
U: s. House OF Representatives, address.
ed the Convention, and ably discussed
the subject Of early conversion.
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Pittsburgh,

PITTiBURaH, October 29.-The first
regular meeting OF the Pittsburgh Corn
Exchange took place this morning. It
was largely attended, and considerable
business was transacted. Eleven car.
leads Of grain changed hands. The mer.
chants expressed themselves well satisfied f,
and will hold daily sessions. The follow.
ing are to.dsy's quotions Mixed Corn,
new and old, 10 days delivery, on
track, re; new Corn, shelled, tree in
elevator, 64As0c. Prime white Oats, on
the track, 56a564c; free In elevator, 5sic.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK COURT MATTERS.

NEw YORK, October ga motion on
behalf Of the judgment creditors to sp-
point receiver Of the property Of Henry
Clews was denied.
An application was made in the L. s.
Court to-day on the part OF Oswald Of
tenderier and others for the removal Of Q.
Is. Commissioner Davenport on the
grounds Of msllesssnce in office, and i'm
proper and arbitrary use Of the powers in.
vested in him as Supervisor Of Elections.
he is also charged with causing the arrest
OF respectable citizens without any provo.
cation, committing persons under exces-
sive bsil and refusing TO grant them ex-
sminstions legally theirs. 1t was also
charged that he used his authority for the
purpose oI assisting political friends and
to further his personal interests.
GOLD BIDS.
There were twenty bids for government
gold today sggregating $2,642,000 at
10976 10 1l0.16.
ARRIVAL OF sHIPwRRcKED SAILORS.
The bark Abbey Bacon, from Malaga,
arrived at this port yesterday, having on
board Capt. Lear, his wife and child and
crew comprising seven men, OF the
schooner Dauntless, which left St Thorn.
as on October Sd with salt for Lunenburg,
Nova Scotia, and went down in q gale on
the night Of October 90. The rescued
persons were four days in an open boat,
living on half biscuit and little water
each day.
THE JONES MURDER.
Lewis johnson, charged by Albert
Jackson with the murder Of Samuel j
Jones, at Oyster Bay, Long Island, in
June 1878, now admits that he was par,
ty to the murder, but says that Jackson
struck the frat blow.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 20.-Gen. Leserus
commanding the Army Of the North, has
come here 10 resign. Gen. Morriaues
will probably succeed Leserua.
MADRID, October 29.-The Cnlist on.
Ger LozAno is to be tried BY court msrtisl.
It is stated that Don Alphonsa has or.
dered the destruction Of trains and the
shooting Of railway officials.
Admiral Topete is improving.
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GoVERNMENTs-Dull and steadv-
RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet And flrm.

RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet and firm.
sTocKs-TAe principal feature in stocks
and on Wall street generally was the ex-
treme dullness throughout the day. The
fluctuations were from / to ! per cent,
and the market closed dull at the lowest
prices ot the day in some instances. The
sales aggregated $4,000 shares, the small.
est days business for months. or these
10000 shares were Western Union, 10 900
Pacific Mail, 400 Erie, 10000 Lake
Shore, 1900 Union Pacific, and 5000
Wabash.
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Rallimore CatrIs Mn1ks,.

BALTIMORE, October 29-CATr1E-
Dull, receipts heavy aud prices fc lower.
Very best on sale 81 75aG 25; that gener-
ally rated first quality 50 75A4 70; medium
or good fair quality S3aS 25. Receipts,
I ,s44 head; sales $500.
HoGs-Dull and lc lower, owing to the
increased receipts and warm weather.
Sales at $9aS Is. Receipts, s,0SG head.
sHEEP-Dull and &c lower at S4l5 90.
Receipts ., 2,S54 head:
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TOLEDO, October 29.-Flour-Stesdy
with q moderate demsnd. Wheat
Demand active and prices advanced; No
2 white Wabash 81 is; No. 3 do 81 III;
No. white Michigan 81 IS; amber
81 O6ia1 06.; No. l red $l1O. Corn
A shade better; high mixed 74fc; new
do 69c; seller November Csc; seller De-
cember G4ic; low DO re; new 64Ic.
Oats-A shade better; No. 9 and Mich.
gan Acc; white 5Osc.
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Railroad Conductors Convention,

ST. LOUIS, October 29.-The Railroad
Conductors Convention took drive round
the city, sud visited different parks and
notable places in the suburbs this fore.
noon, and assembled again after dinner,
when the report Of the Finance Commit.
the was presented, discussed and adopted.
The report on the constitution and by.
laws was then submitted and adopted,
section by section, with a slight revision,
till the clause relating to disability was
reached, when considerable discussion
arose; and finally to give fuller considera.
tion to the matter the convention ad.
journed till tomorrow.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEw YORK, October 20.-Buisness ouie
with the commission houses and import
ers and jobbing branches only moderate
ly active. Heavy brown coitons in fail
demand at firm prices. BleSched shirt
ings dull and outside makes weak. Plaic
Osnaburgs in brisk request and Alsmb,
and Augusta makes closely sold up BY
agents. Woolens quiet. A large auction
sale of beaded trimmings proved a sue,
rPss
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October 20.-Flour and
Wheat - Unchanged. Corn-steady al
S0a92c. Oats-Dull at 50459c. Rye
Dull at 81 GOAL 05. Hay SIT 0Oa20 90.
,Pork-Nominslly $21 OOa22 90. Bacon
Shoulders firm at sisSSc; clear rib
l24c. Hams-Unchanged. Lard-Un.
changed. Butter-Very dull; choice TO
fine tub and roll 3la33c; fair 10 good 29a
SOC COfee-Strong and unchanged.
Petroleum-Dull, at 5ta5;c. WHISKY
Quiet and steady at $lOl.
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PhIladeIphiR,

PHILADELPHIA, October 29-Petro-
leum-E4sier; redred l1a1Itc; crude IN.
changed. Flour-S,eady; State, Indiana
and Ohio S. 02i6 25. Wheat-Quiet;
red 81 l4al 1s; amber 81 2Oal 25. Rye
81 Goal o.. Corn-Firmer; s3a94tc
for old. Oats-Dull; 55I5Sc. Whisky
81 Oh. Buttey-Business small; western
prime 30a32c; choice rolls 2saS0c
SC6heese-Steady Oh lG416ic. Eggs-E9sier
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A Ten Days Bride suIcld.,.

CINCINNATI, October 29.-Mrs. Annie
MosbY, wife Of Col. R. N. Mosby, and a
granddaughter ot Gov. Dwelling, Of
Virginia, suiclded st Anchorage, KY,
yesterday, BY throwing herself in front
Of railroad train. It was probably
caused by temporary insanity, She had
been married but ten days.
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MRMPHs, October 2o.-Quite sessa.
ton has been created here by the discov-
cry that $1,000 in Nicholson pavement
scrip had been purloined from the safe in
the Mayors office. Suspicion rests upon
the Mayors clerk, recently discharged,
who, It IS said, has left the city. The
Mayor assures the General Council that
the city shall sustain no loss by the dis
appearance OF the scrip.
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Brigham Yonnr Conc snn,h.

SALT LAKE, October 2O.-Btisham
Young went South to-day. BE expects
to spend the winter at 81. George.
The grading oi the first twenty miles
OF the Utah & Western Railroad Is nearly
finished. The iron for it Is now on the
way here, The track laying will COM
mence Immediately on It's arrival.
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Steamer News.

SAN FRANcuco, October 29.-Arrived
The steamship CyphEenes from Aus.
trslia.
NEw YoRK, October 29.-Arriyed-
The stesmers Algeria and City Of Ant.
werp from Liverpool, and Glamorgan
from Cardiff.
QuEENsTowN, October 29.-The steam.
ship Atlas, from Boston, has arrived,
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AN INTERESTING CASE

came up today in the Common Pleas
Court upon application of John Wynn for
an injunction against James o. O'Reilly,
pastor OF the ST, Francis de Sales Catho-
lie Church, to restrain the latter from
interfering with the burial Of the body OF
Mrs. Mary Wynn, wife Of the plaintiff, in
the St. Francis de Sales Cemetery, at
this place. 1t appears that the family Of
Mrs. Wynn own a lot in that cemetery, in
which they desired to bury her; but alter
preparations for burial had been made
Wynn was notified by Father O'Reilly
that he would oppose it, il necessary,
by force. The remains were therefore
deposited temporarily in a vault in
the Forest cemetry where they now are
and Wynn applied for an injunction to
prevent an interference with the inter-
ment Father O'Reilly in answer sets
forth that the cemetry Is under the COD
troll Of the Bishop Of the Diocese OF Cleye.
land, and that the rules Of the Catholic
church make it obligatory upon the Bishop
or his representative 10 refuse TO permit
to be inferred therein cny persons OF
whom iull proof Of membership is not fur.
nished and that they died in iull COM
muDion, that Mrs. Wynn had for long
time prior 10 her decease ceased to be q
member Of the Roman Catholic Church
and died out Of the communion. Decision
reserved.
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CLEVELAND.
WATER LOGGED AND ABANDONED

CLEVELAND, October 20.-The barge
Sherman, loaded with lumber and salt,
lett this port this morning for Ashtabula
in tow BY the tug Edwards. The sea was
running high and the barge became wa
ter logged. She was anchored two miles
of FGiTport and abandoned. When the
crew lett there were lour feet Of water in
the hold. A small boat in which they LETT
the vessel capsized near the beach and the
Captains son, little boy about four years
old, was drowned. Neither the vessel or
cargo insurance nor the Captains name
can be ascertained tonight.
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The woods in the vicinity oE Geneva
Ohio, have been burning today, causing
great excitement among the citizens, who
turned out en- mass to fight the flames,
The fire is still burning, but Is under
control. About 40 acres burned over.
The residence Of ChAs. Hill, q mile and a
half south Of Geneva, burned this alter
noon. Loss, $2,000 insured 81, 500.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 20.-In the
Jay Cooke case, before the United States
Circuit Court, Judges Strong and Nc.
kennan have reversed the order of the
District Court, appointing a meeting Of
the creditors under the eth section Of
the Bankrupt act.
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Ex-Governor Noyes.

NRw YoRK, October 29.-E1.Governor
Noyes, Of Ohio, was one Of the principal
speakers at the Republican ratification
meeting at Cooper Institute this evening.
BE addresses the Republicans Of Brooklyn
tomorrow night.
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CINCINNATI.

COLLECTION PoR NEBRASKA SUFFERERS.
CINCINNATI, October 29.-The CON-
mittee appointed yesterday reported plans
today to the Chamber OF Commerce ior
rendering aid 10 Nebraska, appointing a
msn in the Chamber to receive contribu-
toDs; also recommending that pastors be
requested to take collections for the pur.
pose, and that the people OF neighboring
towns desiring to contribute would do 90
to the President Of the Chamber oI Com
merce. l! further recommended that an
office 10 receive and store old clothing
contributed be established, and that q
committee to solicit donations and 10
correspond with General Ord be appoint.
ed. The Chamber OF Commerce adopted
the report and appointed committee.
A GREAT GALE OF WIND
at Iroaton, to-day noon blew down q
three story brick building, new and nearly
completed Tor the Times office, which in
falling demolished a two story frame
dwelling. The inmates Of the dwelling
were warned ol their danger and escaped.
Loss, $1,000.
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CLEVELAND, October 20.-Wheat-
Firmer; No. l red 81 10; No. 2 do. 81 Oh.
Corn-Old unchanged; new shelled 68a
&c; new ears G2c, on track. Oats
Steady and unchanged. Petroleum
Steady and unchanged.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, October 29.-The
ruuor that Oliver DAlrymple, the great
wheat farmer, had failed and made an
assignment, Is pronounced by Mr.. Dal-
rymple himself to be utterly without
foundation.
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HERRING Run RAcEs

-sadler, the champion sculler Of Eng.
land, will row George Brown, Of Halifax,
on the terms proposed by Sadler in two
months from the signing Of the agree
ment.
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FRANCE.

Nice, Oct. -Ex.President Thiers
arrived in this city TO. day. There was
a great demonstration in his honor
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A GREAT GALE OF WIND
Fire in barrel Work,.

Trusy1LIE, October 2O.-The Oil City
Barrel Works was damaged by FIRE 10.
day TO the extent Of $4,000. Folly in
sured
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The sculptor Ripehar, Dead.

BALTIMORE, October 29.-Private dis
patches from Rome, Italy, announce the
death Of the Sculptor VIM. q. Rinehart,