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The lady who was married IN bal
loon in Cincinnati, the other day, mas since
shown how it objected her by blowing up her
husband higher than KITE
At meeting of the stockholders of
the Philadelphia geological society, an offer
Of twenty-ffve thousand dollars nom the
trustees OF the Alfred Cope fund, on condt-
tons thai malt or spirituous liquors De ex-
cluded from the garden aud that tneIe ShaIi
be exhibitions or performances OF animals
allowed in the garden, was unanimously ac-
ospted.
Four ladies of position in London
have hsoone house-decOratiVe artists. They
undertake. the whole furnishing, upnoiSter-
inc furniture, and ali that tends 10 enoelilsh
the interior of dwelling. They are ss lo,l 70
he rom arlrablV clever and very succeSSf al.
They have served a regular apprenticeship,
and acquired a thorough knowledge OF the
business.
The fire in the pine forests in the
southern part of Fairfield county, ONO, sent
such .nse smoke INTO Lanosssen tns' Eorset
fires between cambridge and BournenNlne,
Ross county, Ohio, have so Destroyer t1e
crons fences, live stock and houses, as 70
les ye many farms destitute. Measures are be-
ing taken for their reueI'
The bids for the celebrated Stevens
battery were opened at Trenton, New Jersey,
nv the governor, and an agent OF the govern
ment put in a bid of one hundred and .orty-
Ave thousand dollars, with conditions that IL
nv pati f,ed nv congress. John Roach bid one
Hundred and fye thousand dollars. Other
bids of eighty thousand, sixty thousand and
so on down to fifty thousand dollars were
made. No decision was gwen.
A New York Herdld's special, dated
rcStelIa Spain, October 18th, U5a London, says:
ssTbree Cuban delegates have arrived at the
Carlist headq uarters, authorized by the
Madrid government TO propose general re-
lease of prisoners on both sides, with the pur'
nose of sending them to Cuba to quell the in
surrection Don Carlos is willing to release
republican prisoners on these terms, out re-
f,ses to gree that Cariist volunteers now pris
oners shall embark for Cuba unless at theii
own oonsent. Re cannot sanction their COIN.
| pulsory transportation 70 distant and un
! healthy country
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The lady who was married in q bal
loon in Cincinnati, the other day, has since
shown how it objected her by blowing up her
husband higher than kite.
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still using "dat," "dar, "whar" and "thar;"
real, genuine Africans, and not vet contauli-
mated by contact with public schools. They
are also very industrious. The creaking OF the
gin commences at five O'Clock In the morning,
and at that early hour the cOtton-pIckers are
heard singing their religious songs as they
wend their way to the fields. Zach cOunte-
nance bears pleased look as they return at
night heavily laden with this king that gov
erns the commercial world and l imagine
that each has u vision of trip 10 Memphis,
and of his temporary Importance in the vari-
Gus small trading establishments OF that city.
Judging from the many heayiiy-loaded Wag-
ons that pass my door, should think the
laborer was handsomely remunerated, but a
short crop is complained of by many.
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ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 6.-The Tribune
ismorning gives a complexion of the next
legislature. as follows Senate-Repu blicans
., Democrats q, Independents 3. House
Republicans G., democrats 6i,Independents2 y.
The Inter Ocean says IL seems likely that
the opposition and independent reformers
combined will have a majority of one in the
state senate. Two OF the districts from which
may have elected Republicans In which case
q majority will be Republicans. The returns
from two thirds OF the legislative districts
show 8 net loss for the Republicans Of eleven
in the lower house, but ii is probable that
they will retain a majority in this branch
and also a majority on joint ballot, should a
Joint session at any time become necessary
50 far it appears probable that Ridgeway
Republican, is elected state treasurer, and
f Ter, Democrat, superintendent OF public
-. IN rnsafH Ion
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Hurricane az Hamilton, Wis.
Hamilton, Wisconsin October 23thl Core
spOndence La Crosse Republican,
-.

Yesterday about three o'clock the
northern part of our town was visited by one
or the most terrible hurricanes that has ever
been witnessed in this portion OF the country.
The afternoon was warm and pleasant Inc
wind was blowing from the southeast until,
about three O'Clock, IL commenced thunder
inanin the west. 1t could be plainly seen that
there was a storm coming nom the southwest.
The roaring was continuous Ram soOn be-
0an 10 fall in torrents for ten or fifteen min
1tes. The focus OF the hurricane passed over
the farm of Andrew 81 Eldowny, doing
little damage, save tearing down fences. IL
then syfooped doUn on the farm Of l.. Us
borne leyeling his hay and straw stacks with
| the ground. II then struck his house. burst
/ inc omen the door, and came very near tsking
J out the end Of his house. Ais summer
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A Conductor KiIIe,i

LAFAYETTE, IND, November SIN
consequence OF a collision of two freight
trains, at Buck Creek station, on the Toledo,
Wabazh and Western railway, to-day, con-
6uctOr named Mcguire was instantly killed.
The accident was caused by a dense fog pre-
vailing at the time. The engine, cRbOOse, and
| freight car or two were badly damsged.
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VOL 81 NO a72

Kitchen was blown frOm its foundafiea. AncI
raising the chickens generally with mis- loose
property, tt passed On 70 the farm Of Edward
Walker where % uDroOfed his I'm ba D.
which l. forty BY seveniy-hye feet.
Nr. walker hat shed rpnulng
a. right angles with his barn, twenty
four bv dftv feet, seventeen fe9l posts.
which was flied with grain 81 the lime. His
shed was blown All 70 pieces, breaking the
timber and iuIn Der 50 that 10 rs a total loss. To
give you some idea OF the force 0fthe wind,
Will state that the shingles were parted from
the roof Of his hop-house and the building was
otherwise unhnrmed. It blew fOu r-hOrse
NCormicE reaper several rods, and then
tipped 10 over on the sickle-bar. vi lh the
dflve-Weeei standing up hVe feet nom the
ground. You must remember that g four
horse Mccormick reaper weighs several hun
dreo pounds, ana presents but a small f{uriace
Tor the wind 10 act on. Further up the valley,
a Notwithstanding, owned by p. " illiam-
son, was blown bottom side up. 10 was a ter
nole blow, but, good luck would 70 ave IT,
mere V AS no one hurt, nor any stock ki He'd or
Injured. Mr.. Walker is finishing up one OF
the finest brick houses in the county. The
stOrm-kfnZ did considerable damage { o that.
II is estimated ar, Walkers loss viii be- about
one thousand dollars. Mr.. Osborns's less viii
be considerable.
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ALABaMA.
MONTGOMERY

MONTGOMERY, November 6.-The
Democratic majority in the State is not less
than 1000. The result In the first congres
siOnsl district is doubtful. II HARRISON, col
Ored Republican, has been scratched to a. y
considerable extent he /. beaten by BrOm-
berg. In tie second district " illians, Demo-
crat, has majority OF 1000 over Rapier, col
oied Republican. In the third district Brad
fourth district Hayes, Republican, has COO
majority. The race in the nth and sixth dis
tricts was between Democrats. In the former
Caldwell beats Sheffield; in the latter Hewell
beats SlOss, the present incumbent, by about
200 majority. The Democratic majority OF
Joint ballot tn the legislature viii be %.
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stolen Union Pacific Ronds.

NEW YORK, November 6.-SOme days
since, Marx q Co., of this city, bought six
Union Pacific first-mortgsge bonds from
SchOtt & Co., and to-day the same were deliy.
cred Marx & Co. keep a registry OF stolen
bonds and upon referring 70 this they discOv-
cred that these Union Pacific bonds had been
stolen from the Wilksebarre bank, The bonds
were returned to Schott & Co., who In turn
sent them to a customer in distant city from
whom they were received.
caIumhus XIV On Fire in Two Places
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

the Iife-labor of woman whose queen
shin in her noble art is acknowledged
of all, and by none more eagerly or
Iavishly than by those who have shared
with her its tolls and endured its PEN
alties. From the banks Of the Missis-
sippi we send our greetings, and tender
respectful homage to the most illustriOus
of living American women.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-The
offlcial returns from Berts county give Latta,
Democratic candidate for Heutenant-gov-
erpor, 81 / majority. This adds Ia TO Latta's
majority as published this morning. Lattas
majority in Luzerne county is 1871.
Ketchum (Republican) was elected ii the
twelfth district by 767 majority.
With the corrections and additions received
today Latta's majority fOOts up lS.0l9. OH
eial feturps are still wanting from Forrest,
Sullivan, Allegheny and Philadelphia coun-
ties. only thee wards of Philadelphia have
thus far been counted, and they Increased
Latta's vote by zS5 from returns made election
ufOhf
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MISSOURI.


ST.. LOUIS, November 6.-The official
vote of this county gives Hardin, Democrat
FOR governor, 2O55 majority; Coleman, for lieu
tenant-governor 1919 on the county ticket
Fmfl Thomas, Republican, for sheriff, got 100
n1aiority-the only Republican candidate
me lower house in the legislature elected
eight are Republicans and six Democrats; and
OF three senators elected, one is Republican
and two are Democrats. The vote ran Dehlnu
tie regisfratiDn about 500. The reported ma
iorIties from 63 counties, embracing the mosl
populous and heaviest Democratic counties
In the STATE, gives Hardin 32,OOO majority Inc
tenth CONGRESSIONAL district gives Judge De-
bolt Democrat, S24 majority over HYDE Re'
aubiican, present incumbent, Returns from
no other districts are yet complete. The Dem
Ocrass claim that they will have maJoIlty IN
ne bo,sse OF 81 and in the senate p.
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NEW JERSEY.
HACKENsACK.

HACKENsACK, November 5.-The Of
fetal count OF Bergen county gives Cutler, for
congress, SOS majority, allowing Phelps all the
n Ifafarity, and Passaic county gives Phelps
a9o ,SaiOrity, allowing him all the imperfect
boi1nts- This elects cutler by 5 majority. The
soiio,Ti,,s- dts-stch has been received from
phai - Inc Renp,,' team candidate for con-
1,ress; ssBergen county give Cutler 80 major
ity; Passaic county gives Phelps D. D@Jotttttts
Morris county gives Cutler 40 MAJ orityi I'm .
Repu blican votes TO be produced at the az
iOurn ed canvass tomorrow. II these are ior
me- have 1 majority"
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY,

IT having come to my knowledge that an
illegal vote was cast at the election for officers
held on Thursday night last, the election be-
comes null and void thereby. The members
of the Society are hereby notified to meet at
II Madison street MONDAY EVENING, Nov.
eth, at * o'clock, 70 take proper action in the
matter. &c. FORBES, Secretary.
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NEVADA.
GENERAL RESULT.

SAN FRANcIsUo, November EN-
complete returns from Nevada. Adams,
Democrat, Is elected neutenant-geheral, aud
WOODBURY., Republican, is elected 70 con.
gress. he Republican majority on the joint
ballot in the legislature is rom
fifteen 10 twenty. The Repuoll-
et. with the exception of Bradley and Adams.
No estimate OF the general majority.
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GEORGIA,
AUGUSTA.

AUGUSTA, November 6.-News from
Kew West, Florida, says: "rhe Cubans voted
Tor the RepubIican candidate, thus defeating
Henderson,, Democrat, for congress in the
drst district. Wall, cclored Republican, has
been elected over Finley, Democrat, In the
second district. The Democrats have a ma
iority OF twenty In the Legislature,
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The Fort Gibson Standard says: "Aiiss
Rebeecs Smith, Of simpson county, rented q
piece Of ground last spring from which she
raised with the assistant of q little brother
OF eight and sister Of ten years OF age, eight
bales OF cotton and plenty Of corn, potatoes,
etc TO support her little family ana team
Miss smith is an orphan Of sixteen, and sup
ports her little brother and sister BY her own
efforts. She should marry one of our fancy
Young men and support him.
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7. A. Kingsbury, late receiving teller
| of the Bank Cf Redemption, Boston, Massa-
chusetts who was arrested last week for en-
| bezzling the funds of the institution to the
extent OF seven thousand five hundred dollars
said to an interviewer that he could not sup
mort his family on his salary, anu so he BEGAN
| 10 appropriate the funds Of the bank for fam
ilv use, and in all he mas appropriated in this
way seven thousand five hundred dollars. He
saws he has not used dollar OF this money on
fast women, or at the gaming table, or for fast
horses. he has drank some, but, as he eX-
plains il. not to excess, but because he was
worried and anxious. The bank has been
doing a large business, and he, in ate aiding 70
his duties, has Of late been in muddle, and
frequently Las taken letters containing drafts
and other remittances home with MIN to eX-
anime with intent to return them, as he fire.
uuently has done" He has made restitution
| OF every dollar in his possession.
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NEW YORK.

MODERATION AND MAGNANIMITY
COUNSELED IN CELEBRATING THE
RESULT.
NEW YORK, November 6.-TwO Dem
ocratic meetings IN this city gave opportunity
last night for speeches and congratulations.
A reception at the Manhattan club brought
together many of the lights OF the Democracy,
and speeches were made by GOVernor-Elect
Tilden, Senators Thurman, Bayard, stockton,
Senator Elect Eaton, and others. Most Of the
speakers counselled magnanimity and mod
Grafton in the hour OF triumph. At Tamma-
ny hall John Kelly made an address remark
able for the force with which he urged on his
party honest management and wise use of
their newly obtained power, remindinE them
that they owe their success TO the conserva-
tive clement Of The kepuhlican party.
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a ssother ana DauEnter Fatally surned.

ALIONp ILL -NOfOuAbcA o. MIS- VII
sinia f. and Nancy Julia, wife and daughter
OF Major NJ. B. Pricketi, were fatally burned
by the breaking Of a cOal-Ou lamp at their
residence AT Edwardsville, last evening, about
seven o'clock. The lamp was accidentally
knocked over and broken by the daughter
The mother attempted 10 Subdue the flames
which ensued, and, in doing so, her clothing
caught fire, and both were terribly burned
about the body and face. The daughter died
at midnight, and the mother at five clock
this morning. Mrs. PIickett was the daughter
of Hon. +. NJ. West. Her daughter was eleven
or twelve years of age. The calamity is a fear
ful one and afflictsAa large circle OF relatives
and friends. 1t has cast gloom over the en-
tire community at EdwardsviIle, and in this
city has causOd a feeling of sorrow scarcely
less intense. Expressions of sympathy for
the stricken relatives are heard on every side.
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New YORK, November 6.-The case
of Hilton rersits Beecher viii be called Monday
next in the city court, Brooklyn. Beechers
counsel have appealed from the decision OF
the court denying their motion for q bill OF
particulars. Frank MouIton has been sum
noned to appear Monday and plead TO indicJ-
ments for libel on Mr.. Beecher ana Miss Proc
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A General Burst-Up of the Arkansas
InVesitsating Cnmmittea.

WASHINGTON, November The Sc
lect committee appointed by tbs house Of rep
reseatattves at the last session % investigate
goveTnmen affairs in Arkansas, viii meet at
Little Rock Wednesday next. The sub-cOm-
mittee, consisting OF Ward, Of Illinois, and
Sayler, of Ohio, spent about month this past
testimony which makes a printed volume of
some i've hundred pages. these same gentle
men, when they get here, with Poland, chair
man of the committee, are To take up and con-
tinue the investigation. or the other two
members of the committee, one, MOOdfOrd. of
New York, has resigned as representative, and
the other, SlOSs, OF Alabama, will probably be
prevented by his personal affairs from taxing
part in the proceedings.
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GENERAL NEWS.


VIENNA, November 6.-The Austrian
government has requested the porte 70 hasten
An answer TO the proposition for a CONNER
cial convention between Austria and Koums-
mia
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LOUISIANA.


New ORLEANS, November "a New
Iberia dispatch says that when the commits
sioners of the Hubertsville poll came 70 hen'
over their box the supervisor could not o'
found. When rendered him next morning
he replied that according TO law il was to-
late, and refused TO receive IT. On Wednt sda!
the supervisor started for New Orleans, leaV
ing the Hnbertsville box behind. Withou
this box the Republicans elect their entir'
parish ticket.
PREPARATIONS FOR A BIG BLOWOUT.
NEW ORLEANS, November 6.-Activt
preparations are going on for grand torch
fight procession and illumination tomorrow
night in honor OF the Democratic victories
throughout the Union. A committee of sew
enty adopted the following:
"ReS0IUed That this committee invites thu
people of Louisiana TO meet AT their respect
i've places of worship on Thursday, the nine
teenth Of November, 10 return thanks 10 Al
mighty God for their deliverance from politi
s-aT
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LIsT OF GTFTSi

For Tickets or Informs alton, address
EHOS. =. BgAlfEETTE.
agent and HanaEeF.
Public Library Building, Louisvilis, Ky.
~ For full IN f1r-iation apply To-
q. H. 50 N LTlsLl5,
wdaAW Eo,s Wsss Court ST.. Msmphia.
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MORE ELECTION RETURNS.

The Good News More and More Con-
flrmed-LOuisiana Resolves to Re-
turn Thanks TO God, SOlemnly.
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CALCUTTA, November 6.-The native
IN custody suspected OF being Mana Sshib has
been removed to CawnpOre for further inves-
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W. u. BIETCHEEa's SCHOOL.
No. sos third Street.


IiNSLdsH, COMMERCIAL AND CLASH
- CtL courses taught. For particulars APP
t'f ~ ODD AAlA NhlleEs za24
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'atal Anray-GWO Victims of 1hs Little
kOek hallway Accident.

LITTLE ROCK, November GA tele-
graph operator named Hoover, at Hope on
| the line of the Cairo and Fulton railroad,
south of here, was shot and killed last night
Oy bartender.
Hoskius and Britseh, the firemen who were
scaIded by an accident on the Memphis and
| Little Rock railroad near this city, died last
uiuhr.
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Fatal Sealding-The TiehbOrne Claim
ant-A Conductor Kiiled-Fires
in Columbus, Ky.-Glen-
der ming.
An 0utrage-A Mother and Daughter
Fatally BurRed-JOhn Edmond
SON Shot to Death Near
Brentwood.
The BostOn DefalcatiOn-A Pennsylvania
RaVisher Lynehed - Hurricane
at Hamilton, Wis,-Ete.


LONDON, November 6.-The sisters OF
Tichborne, the claimant, have petitiOned the
queen for his release.
A Bank Clerk Abse0 nded with s22, 900.
MONTREAL, November "a clerk in
the savings department of the bank of Mon
treal has absconded with twenty-five thou
sand dollars, and CLERK in the Office Of VIII
liam B.SimpsOn has fed with fifteen thousand
dollars
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Florida Democratic by Twenty Major.
ity In the observation-disclosures
Democratic Again.
The appeals Policy OF kagnanimity
and Moderation Endorsed by the
New York DemOcrats-Etc.
TENNESSEE.
KNOXVILLE.
, Tho Annual


Special to the Appeal.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November g.
Porter carries East Tennessee by about -four
hundred majority. The congressional vote is
still larger. Random Butler is beaten by
eighteen hundred. Mabry would have been
elected if the people had had confidence in
his chances. He gains about six thousand
anyhow. With nearly seven thousand to start
with, Thornburg comes out with a mere
nominal majority. The gain is universal
throughout East I tennessee. We have gained
eight, perhaps ten, members of the legisla'
ture. Brownlow's reacuonary letter seems
10 have had little effect, except in Knox
county TO defeat Mabry. The main body
stands firm.
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ahs arasshoDper IsaIInf Fnnd.


OMAHA, November Elm view of the
fact that some newspapers In the east have
stated that the relief and aid society OF
Nebraska are lOaning and speculatlng on the
charitable donations received for the grass
hopper sufferers. General Ord chairman OF
the executive committee, has Deen ordered to
make the following IA ement: NO supplies
received by the Nebraska relief and alO sOci-
ety from Chicago or other eastern cities or
towns have b en- distributed, or promises to
pay for or return them; no funds received
IRON such sources have been used TO purchase
supplies for distribution, on cOnd q on that
all distributions made by the society will be
free and unconditional"
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HUMBOLDT.
Special TO the Appeal

Special 10 the Appeal
HUMBOLDT, November 6.-HumbOldt
is having grand glorification tonight ovel
the splendid victories of last Tuesday. Every
business house and residence in town il
brightly Illuminated. and men, women and
children are out in full force, rejoicing that
vile Radicalism, which has so long disgraced
and beslined the temple Of Justice, has al
last been hurled from power. We feel glori-
ously grand in our triumph. Speeches were
made by Hon. W. ]. MFaIland, Hon. S. W
Sharp, Captain g. q. @. Penn and Messrs. H
T. johnson and J. f. Rawles. The jollificatior
will probably continue the greater part OF The
nj
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Reply Of the Duke de Cszss.

PARIS, November 6.-The reply Of
Duke de Cares, minister OF foreign affairs, 20
the Spanish memorandum, will be sent 10
Madrid on Monday next Il viii deal specin-
eally with each complaint, and refute the
assertions contained in the memorandum BY
documentary testimony. The duke declines
to discuss the question OF the surveillance eX-
ercised by the French authorities on the IRON
nal nature. He also declines 20 communicate
his reply to other powers, as he dtsapprOveS
the course spain adopted when sending
his memorandum.
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. TORONTO, November 6.-The synod OF
the church Of Scotland, in session here, have
adopted a motion in favor Of reunion, by a
,rrF off. q
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PHILADELPHIA, November6.- Father
E. GOroeman, of the Catholic church, is re-
ported TO have disappeared with the female
Organist OF st. Boniface Catholic church, of
which he was pastor. A report that he had
taken the funds of the church is doubted, but
an investigation by the bishop Of the diocese
will shortly take place.