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CRYPTIC MASONRY.
AnnEsI Assembly Of the Grand Council
Of Royal and select Masters.

The annual assembly the grand cOun-
Gil OF royal and select masters Of the State of
Tennessee was held, says the Nashville Ban
neZ Of Monday, Yesterday afternoon Fresent;
Ill W. D. Shaver, ID. q. VI.
i'll. l.. B. Adams, q. P. Q. W.
Ill. 10. M'Clelland, g. T.
III. John Frtzzell, q. K.
III. J. d. Kirkpatrick, q. G.
III. r. 81. Mason, G. G C.
Ill. l.. &. Taylor, q. q. Q.
Ia O. b. Gwinn, Grand Marshal.
III. Bradford Nicbol, Grand Steward,
III. George Sieferle, Grand Sentinel.
PAST GRAND OFFICERS.
John Frfzzell, P.M.I.G. M.
John M'Clelland, p. NJ. I. G. NJ.
W. +. Foster. p. NJ. /. q. NJ.
A. V. War;, p. NJ. l. q. NJ.
Us. Dashiell, p. l. ID. q. ID.
r. N Mason, P. 1. ID. g. n.
n. Written, P. u. 2. e. W.
There were representatives present from
twenty-four subordinate oouDseis'
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Returns-M. Written. Joseph Dowd, ]. s.
Dispensation and By-Laws-w. s. Johnston,
R. w. Hayes VIM. Hoiton.
Accounts-GeoIge II. Prince. B. &. Harris,
Appeals W. Gwynn. Nj. Harrison, D.
H. Shlpman.
Masonic Jurisprudeuce-A- V. War;, WI
Poster, H. NJ. Aiken, J. W. WlthersPoon,
Thomas, VIM. Z. Eastman.
ADDRESS OF GRAND MASTER EDMUND
SUN.
Most IIlustrious Grand Master z. Edmund
sou.d eliyered an appropriate and interesting
address upon the condition Of Cryptic. Ma
soury in Tennessee, which was referred TO the
oomnittee on Masonic Jurisprudence.
A dispensation was granted for the forma-
ton of a new subordinate council st Martin,
Weakley county.
The following are the grand officers for the
ensuing twelve months:
W. r. shaver, New Middleton, most illustri-
Gus grand master.
H. 81. Aiken, Knoxville, q. p. Q. W.
John M'Clellsnd, Nashville, g.. I.
John FrizEell, Nashville, q. b.
Rev. Samuel Lambert salisbury, G. C.
q. r. Gwynn, Lebanon, q. q. G..
John NJ. Bates, Charleston, g. c. G.
B. F. NJ. Randle, Colliervtlle, g. n.
VIM. Holten, sparta, q. 3.
George Sieferle, Meanwhile, @. 9.
GRAND LODGE AND CHAPTER.
The grand Royal Arch chapter, DR.. j. NJ /.
Anderson, g. II. P, OF Lebanon, presiding,
viii meet tomorrow morning al eleven
The grand lodge will convene here next
Monday evening, at two O'Clock. Hon. ]. d.
Richardson, grand master, Of Morfreesboro.
will preside.
vile, viii deliver an Grafton.
APPOINTED REPRESENTATIVE.
DR.. Z. Edmondson, OF Pulaski, and W. r.
Shaver. of New Middleton. were appointed
representatives OF the grand council to the
convention OF the royal and select masters to
meet in the city of New Orleans on the tllir-
teth instant, to consider the propriety of
| forming q general grand council OF the Unit
/ ed States.
Adjourned 70 meet this morning at nine
o'clock.
Second and Lsst Day.
| The Nashville Union and american
of Wednesday says: " Pursuant to adjourn
ment, the grand council OF Royal and select
AasOns met at nine o'clock yesterday
morning, and after Installing the officers
elected for the ensuing year, closed until the
next annual meeting
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NEVADA.

A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY CONCEDED.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.-Ths
returns from Nevada are still incomplete.
However, the Republicans concede the cleo
ton to bradley, tile Democratic candidate for
Governor, but by majority reduced from first
estimates. The election OF Sharon on the leg
fslatIye ticket Is certain. The Republicans
claim the election OF Woodourn for congress-
ever Ellis by 400 majority.
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LONDON, November "a dispatch
from Berlin says 1t Is reported In diplomatic
circles that the relations between the car
and President Serrano have assumed q thor
ouahly cordial character, and II Is thought
that Russia viii in q short time formally re-
cognize the Republican government OF Spain.
hand to-day, state that the gold fields were at
Irncting more attention, large nuggets netng
found daily. The crops throughout the colo
the Steamship Faradzy, engaged In laying
dirs,ot United States cable, report one tAo0-
sand knots paid out 70 thls morning.
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CHARLESTON.
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, November "a dis
match from Danvile claims the cleo
Hon OF G, g, Cabel, Conservative, for congress
from the nth district over Thomas, Republic
can. b. B. Douglass, Conservative defeats
the first district. Platt, Republican, is re-
elected in the second district over GoOdby by
nearly 200 majority. There IS prooaolllty OF a
oonfest in this district, the Conservatives
Claiming that a large plumber of fraudulent
nec-ro votes were cast, they being temporarily
cofonized from the fourth district tStoWeL 8
The congressional delegation from Virginia
stands seven Conservatives and two Republi-
cans a Conser Vative gain OF three.
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ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, November 5.-Dls-
patches still show Democratic gains. The
legislature is about sixty Democrats to forty
Republicans. Returns from the second dis
triot are not all in. The chances are in favor
OF the election OF Williams, Democrat.
Williams, Democratic candidate for con-
gress, Is certainly elected in the second dis
trict, over Rapier, colored Republican. The
chances of the election OF BIomberg, Demo-
cratic candidate for congress In the first dis
frfef ara mod
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KANSAS.
ATCHISON.

ATCHIsoN, November 5.-Returns
from eighty-two legislative districts elect
sixty Republicans, tee Reformers, nine Dem
ocrats, two independent Republicans, ana
one on local issues, OF the twenty districts
net heard from, fifteen will probably elect
Republicans. This viii give the Republicans
about two-thirds OF the lower house. or the
thirty-three senators chosen, the Republicans
elect twenty and the opposition ten. Three
districts have not been heard from.
Topeka.
Topeka, November 5.-Returns re-
ceived from 81 counties insure the election Of
Osborn by a majority of over 12,oO0. Lappin,
the candidate for State treasurer, viii be
nearly 5000 behind his ticket, but Will be
elected by q majority of 1000 Browns major
ity in the second district Is 300 as far an heard
from, and will be increased. Good1n's ma
Jority in the second district Will be less than
loco, Osborn's majority for governor Two
years ago was 32,0OO Last year when there
was no general election and no State ticket In
the field, the opposition carried the State by
aFNp ma
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LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. November 5.-Mon-
cures majority in the city is l2,l26. L ed's
majority Tor mayor IL II, 694. For congress in
the first district Gibsons majority over Sy-
pher Is about $500; in the second district FL
mss majority over Dibble Is about 25O0i IN me
third district additional returns Indicate the
raeiection OF Darrell by shout 500 maj ority.
No additional returns from other districts
one hundred guns were fired this evening IN
boror ~ tbe democratic victories.
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ARKARS AS.


LITTLE Rock, November 5.-From
the oficial returns 80 far received, the Demo-
orats claim the election of their entire con-
sreasional ticket by the following msjorities
Ganee first district, fran 400 TO 5000; Slemons,
second district, 500 10 1900; Urlshere, fourth
district from $500 to 400, over both his oppon-
ents, Hynes and Thomson.
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MICHIGAN.
DETROIT.

DETROIT, November 5.-Returns re-
ceived by the Free PreSs mp TO this time from
ali but thirteen small counties give Bagley,
Repu blican, for governor, a majority OF ~.
In the eiRhth congressional district the vote Ia
exceedingly close, with the chances IN favor
OF Bradley, Republican, by from ~ TO luo ma
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, November 5.-The returns
from the State are Still very Ineagre, but
enough Is known 10 show that the Democratic
majority is not less than $1,000, and may be
over 5000. The congressional delegation will
be entirely Democratic, gain of four mem
triets cannot be gwen. The districts Of this
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WASHINGTON TER.


SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.-A dis
match from Seattle, Washington Territory
saws that o. Jacobs, the Republican candidate
for congress, is elected by over 800 majority.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
TORNEY-GENERAL WILLIAMS NOT
FLED

ATTORNEY-G GENERAL WILLIAMS NOTI-
FLED.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-Attor-
ney-general williams received the following
dispatch this morning:
COLUMBUS, November ), 1874.
Hon. George 81. Williams, Attorney General {:
Chamberlain is elected by 1000 majority,
and five Republican congressman are also
elected. No serious disturbance are reported
a. vet X. NJ. WALLACE,
United States Marshal.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, November s. The
Netcs and Courier, from incomplete returns,
Comedies the election OF Chamberlain by
about COCO majority. 1t also comedies the
election OF Wallace and Hoge (Repu blicansl
TO congress. Raine's reelection Is still in
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MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL, November 5.-The Repub-
licans claim the legislature by eighteen ma
iorfty on FONT ballot, which is about the same
political complexion as last year.
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LONDON, November 5.-The chief au-
thories Of the church have decided TO hold a
great international Catholic congress IN Lon
dor. with the object OF maintaining the doc
trine of papai infalltbility, reasserting the
pope's right TO temporal as well as spiritual
power, and proclatming the duty OF al chris
Hans 10 return allegiance to Rome. This de-
Termination is tho result OF direct tnstruc lions
from the Vatican. Some OF the highest 1icials
OF the church Will attend the congress. Arch.
hishop Manning in a speech at Westminster
admitted that Inc spiritual influence OF the
pope had greatly increased since the loss OF
Dercede war the pope would he only possibly
an authorized arbitrator. The Catholic
world, he added, Was threatened with q
couneu. There was undoubtedly an APP
proaching OF one OF tine mightiest contests
The religious world had ever seen. Therefore
the fres press OF England the popes rights
and his pretentions &c the worldwide ale
glance.
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NEW York, November 5.-It Is
rumored that a new and direct cable
company expect TO commence business
This month, and have made contract with
the Atfsutio and Pacidc telegraph company
Yur the Transmission OF their messages ut this
end OF the line,
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EANTANDER, November 5.-An the
steamers enlarged by the government have
begun 20 transport troops 70 San Sebastian
for the relief OF run. Ten steamers are en-
gagged in the work, and each will take about
one Thousand men. An official dispatch from
Irun reports that the Carlists are suffering
heavily.
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FREEPoRT, ILL, November 2-On
Saturday night the editorial war reached
climax While in the tobacco store OF Mayor
Rrobn- W. Il. Cries, of the Monitor, insulted Z.
= sbnlar formerly Of the Bulletin, to such an
extent that he knocked Cries down and gave
MIN a severe pounding.
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iuR crowd, who at once commenced oatterns
da9Tn the door. The timely arrival OF the
obfeT ~ Y,olfce with his men, alone saved
Grady from being lyncbed. Bunyan owes MS
life 10 the fact OF having heavy Watch ID an
unugual Mace.
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WE oFFERs

5000 yards All Wool Empress Cloths at Z
5000 ysrds Cloth Shades doubIe-fold Alpaeas z
5000 yards CoIored AIpacas at
1000 yards All Wool Cashmeres at = 4
1000 yards Fancy Dress Goods at /
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GENERAL NEWS.
The Gartbnlai sobser,p,ieus.

The GaribRIdi Subscriptions.
ROME, November Sat the request
of General Carl baldi, subscriptions for his re-
lief have been suspended.
Che Duke OF AbereoFn-
DUBLIN, November 5.-The Duke Of
Abercorn has been elected grand master Of
the EreemaEons OF Ireland.
The snrIIs1s are Flying.
MADRID, November 5.-General 10.
vellar has entered TeTuel, the CarIist lying
before him. Large bodies Of the insurgents
have offered TO surrender ~ Maestrazzo.
The Earl of CharIeyIIIe Dead.
NEW YORK, November 5.-The Earl
Of Charleville died yesterday at the residence
Of William Butler Duncan, Staten Island,
had been in bad health for a few years past.
Count Won Amin.
BERLIN, November 5.-COUnt Won
Arnim, Tuesday last, had an interview with
the Judge before whom the preliminary IN
quiry Ia his case had been conducted, and
requested to be permitted to maze a fresh
deposition.
The Spanish TroubIes
SANTAEDER, November 5.-The Re-
publican army OF the north resumed opera
lions against the Carlists on the second in
slant. Their headquarters have been re-
barked with eight batalliOns TO the relief OF
Iruu.
The naFk Smith Memorial Fund.
NEW YORK, November 5.-The sec
Rotary Of the Mark Smith memorial commit
tee reports that the receipts of the late beneht
were three thousand three hundred and nine
ty-two dollars, and the expenditures eight
hundred and eighty seven dollars, leaving
two thousand six hundred and four dollars.
He has sent twenty-five hundred dollars TO
Mrs. Smith, at Milan, reserving one hundred
and four dollars Of The fund for her future
draft in case no additional bills are presented
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The Good News COnfirmed-TenHessee
Elects Nine Democratic Congress
men, and Tells Her Butler
TO Stay at Home.
POrter's Majority Over 4O,00O-The
Louisiana Democracy Jubilant-
Arkansas Sends Four Demo-
crsts 20 Congress.
Pennsylvania Democratic Beyond Cues
tlon-NeVada Democratic SOuth
CarOliaa Elects Chamberlain
Etc f, ETC., Etc.
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE.
Special to the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, November 5.-Ftfty
counties heard from. Porter's majority so
far is 5000, and will probably reach 1900.
The senate has twenty.three Democrats and
two Republicans; the house has si1ty-eight
Democrats and seven Republican. Last year
the senate had seventeen Democrats and
eight Republicans; the house twenty-eight
Republicans and forty-seven Democrats.
HENRY COUNTY.
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, November 5.-The OIL
cial vote of Henry county is as follows:
Porter, 1880; Maynard 40S; Atkins, l7O6; Muse,
445; Alden, 1875; Stubblefleld, 40; Cole, lT62;
SmaIlwoOd, 1885; Haynes (colored), &S. The
total vote indicates considerable falling OF
since the August election and from the fact
that Henry county has heretofore furnished
100 Radical votes, OF which eight or nine
hundred are negroes, it is clearly proven that
the negro element went strongly with the
Democracy.
KNOXVILLE.
KNOXVILLE, November SIN the
nrst tennessee distrist H'FarlaHd, Democrat,
for congress, has 1890 majority, Democratic
gain OF 500. In the second district the Re-
publicsns have 400 majority, DemooTauc
gain of 5000. In the third district Dibbrell,
Democrat. has 1000 majority, a Democratic
gain OF 5000.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, November 5.-In the
nrst congressional district M'FarIand is elect
ed over r. r. Butler by 200 majority, thus
making the Tennessee delegation nine to one
in the next congress. The legislature stands
twenty-three Democrats and two Republicans
in the senate, and six or seven Republican,
in the house. The Democratic majority for
governor will be between forty and forty-hve
thousand,
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CRIME AND CASUALTY.

Terrible Accident - Tie st. AartiR's
Observation-Disclosures and Mur.
der - Gotten Burned A
Wife Killer Convicted.
Accidental Killing - ships Burned
GrasshOpper Sufferers-A jus
lice Stabbed by Lawyer
A Mob.
A she-BeTil Loose In st. Psul Commits
Murder-IDfantioides In Indiana
The Ma rIait Harder In
Bloomington.
Satanic and Big-Tree in IrOns-Crime
in PIttsburg-Letter from the
Father Of HOOre, Killed In
the Cherokee Country.
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Freight Thieves Sentenced.

GREEN BAY, Wis, November q
On Saturday afternoon Judge Ellis sentenced
Ieopold Schettler and Theodore Becker to
two wears each In the State prison for larceny.
They are the two men who stole fTeight from
the Green Bay and Minnesota freight cars IN
Fort Howard last spring.
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", ?, Wsddell has presented the Pine
slp1 Pred With cotton stalk OF ziEsty faH
Grown bolls.
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BLOOMINGTON, ILL, November q
The verdict in the celebrated Marlatt-Shan-
non N arder case, which was on trial during
last week in the M'Lean circuit court, was
rendered this morning al nine o'clock. The
verdict was q complete acquittal Of the pris
oners. This case has created great deal OF
excitement in this part Of the State, and
during the progress Of the trial IL vas daily
attended by q large concOurse Of people. The
case was closely contested on both sides.
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CINCINNATI, November 5.-While
nring a salute at Madison, Ohio, tonight,
over the Democratic victories IN the east, the
cannon burst, instantly killing young man
named Geo. F. Martin. The parents OF Martin
reside in canada.
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Rurrtar. ROBBINS and Killing.

ST. LOUIS, NOVemOeL z.-UIeat eA-
c,teTnent was ocaastoned In East ST. Louis,
to.day. over an ARRAY between W. Grady,
VoTn9 lawyer, and Maurice Bunyan, a justice
~ tls r,esce There had been hard words be-
wen them before, growing out OF psttifog-
ging quarrels, and this morning Bnnyan IA
him out Of fees in certain railroad case.
Tbe lie was given, and the men came 10 blows.
Grady thrusf al the Justice with a knife, the
point OF which glanced on watch IN Bun
wants TOP vest-pocket, ana cut deep cash
from inst above the heart around 10 the base
Of Inc shoulder blade. Grady ran, but was
caught by City-MRrshRl Walsh, and taken
back 70 the office of Bunyan, who had fallen
down. faint from the loss OF blood. The
news spread rapidly, and large crowd sur
rcunded the cOu rtrOom. When walsh came
- with the prisoner, he was a. once set on
te.,,~ mob, who demanded the life OF Grady.
~ 80. ~ - sly found himself so hard pressed,
thst he lace, and told Grady 70 run Tor ms
ia sneI ~ - a., -sr shogeI OF missiles.
a Ssiv ace oT several boe,cs .k pi9csi ana
Grady sought shelter IN a room be I'm
EneTly occupied, The marshal followed - ~
with the mob az bis heels, but succeeded In
putting door between himself and the yell
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lINC y IUdI VI % y y n
NJ Of the ship CsntauF.

SAN FRANCISCO, november o.-Au-
vices frora Tahite 20 September 10Th, received
TO-DAY. give the following particulars OF the
aurning Of the ship CentauT, August 18Th, on
MSqurzas Island: The brig Nautilus, from
g., Francisco, picked up boat heaving
a6ouf. The second mate and four seamen OF
dbs 1Isntsur took them TO Tahtte- The ship
vas loSded with coal from Liverpool. The
srst mas and seven men put of for Msqur-
20 Island nut lost one man, tue rest arrived
safely al Resolution Bay seventeen days atter
leaving the ship. The second mate Kept COM
panv with Captain Foster and his crew four
DAYS and nights. During the heavy gale the
captains boat capsized, and himself and all
hands we're lost, though the mates crew tried
| 10 save them. The number OF men with
Captain Foster Is not stated,
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DECATUR, LII, November some
cattle cot into Mr.. Staubs's field. Staubs
pounded up the wandering boy mes James
adams, the owner OF the cattle, MS son, ana
hired man. went town 20 Staubs's and got
into a quarrel with the German. This quarrel
resulted in the death OF Staubs by blow on
the hesd from the younger Adams Inc Istal
affair took place this afternoon, nve miles
northwest OF this city. the two Adamses
have been arrested, aud viii appear next
wednesday for preliminary examination.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November o.
Felix MIHugh, of st. Louis, committed sui
eide last night in the Military Park by shoot.
ms himself through the heart. The supposed
cause was the want OF money and employ
ment.
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a ship Toad Of Cotton on Flrs.


SAVANNAH, November 5.-The steam
shin ST. Louis. from New Orleans for Liver
pool, put IN this morning with cotton on nre.
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LAFAYETTE, I'D, NOVEMBER "a
German girl named Margaret smith, a ser
want IN farmers family a few miles from
this city, gave birth 10 a child on Sunday
morning and threw IL into a field, where II
was discovered short time aiterWaru by Tue
farmer the hogs having partially eaten the
body. The coroner's jury returned verdict
Of death IRON ex posure 20 the cold ana hogs.
The girl has been in this country but short
firnsl She is now confined 70 her ped.
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The GrssshOpper buferers.

OMAHA, November 5.-An officer
davs age. nv General ord, TO visit all sections
OF II e1asshopper plague, reports that he
fnds no cases Of actual starvation, but much
suffering, some Of which has been partalIy re-
Gexed from various sources. Relief must ne
given or hundreds viii starve before the
Trinter Is half over. Within ten days IN any
viii be without pound OF corn or nouF. Inc
nreser1t aid they are receiving is but drop in
the bucket. Unless the government AIDS them
their alternative IS fearful TO contemplate.
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FORT WAYNE. IND, November q
J. h. Metbeany, Kentuckian, was assaulted
by some parties unknown, and very seriously
cut last night. When he regained his senses
he could give no account OF the attack, bat
thought Ii wss made with intent 10 rob him.
But his assailants became frightened before
concentrating their purpose. Ar. Metheany
had in his belt five thousand nve hundred
dollars.
A man named Adinger, living about three
miles from here, was quarreling with his
mother this morning, when a man named
Spitz fnterfered. Adinger seized an ak and
sfruck Spitz over the shoulders and head, in
fictine probably fatal wounds, and then fed.
40 clue has yet been obtained as TO his where
abOuts.
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Oelebay's store. at Stockvell, WIS entered
lpnrglars. ana the safe blown open, on FIJI
night last, but they got nothing.
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Suicide.

Young man namtd Cerwin, at Moran, on II
4. @, and s. W. &. R., was caught by b1l
saw in the mill at that place, ana nteraI
ss1vei ia two. He died in few hours.
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DAYTON, O., November 2.-Interest
in the dreadful tragedy of Saturday is una
bated, though public sympathy is last array
man who did the shooting. He had Prelim-
mary examination, and his case was contin-
ued until Wednesday, when II is beneved ne
Slusser, who Irsgicaily met his death
IN a bagnio sunday night, took place today.
The other victim OF the shooting Cnas: Car
penter, is gradually sinking, with bullet in
his bowels.