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Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04

Ina 3 Ct. gOuis ralfr Seitsip9
fmmsn iUert ; Der iIn9es ousr. at
aQcreos sr Wan9sl pna GrhsIbs.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04

BxJ Den bOuanelts 8ssisrins
bar sIust Srbre til at ofisube 5
&rigsltibs til BET farnbife Sau.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04

0crueen bette pt( Der csiaa blips
AGO andre 0lper befaaen6e al Here
Sat at Supsliaser, Yrstuaale, Srerins
&c, Us rmfnapper, S~rpftnapper, Singer
ripae, ubrfiaoer, lslpplettereee Spile.
ifeer, @aher OF SsrpietrinSe, Iamt 8rp'
mrer cs mango andre Sing.
Rom % uueeriss O en- itanbene / min
Sutit @cams glod, Wiunsbasp ct.
John Il. MeuSer.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04

Bes~ 8rOuprnieu al 5pitlano os
IL at beige be 6or. Stutsr os No.
ttiuinasr / YbilacsIpbin nGits Oar
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04

-. =. Satcr 8 80. lIUbp0gr
nu for Sal9 ct SlaSS mssst pene ~Sit'
tina. 8ccmS Stoves" falbet "tbe @alnut".
Oisle Stcpe bar mesen eisbee mee DC
bstisuots ~asern~ Stope, men sr man,
&c Dele bebre ~ messt b%iiiesrs. 6-3u
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04

Hrreniuaen Nord afbeleer resulG-e
y Wsoer bper 6rebas aiteu / ut gctals
over Wiuneibeif So. 9ant.
Sebn 9r~atfois, ..
". y. 5pfps, Sefretar.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04

Oct fciter nun ii Tcaars at iad III ct
Sat noe 3enoer / Oettrr Gcles Sfiics.
NctclraT Nelms @aQeri. Siifrsosbso 9ls
ranterts. Nas RIA MI, mseeus De fan fda
arbeipet upfsrt fcr naltsn Sntet.
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THE Cattle DISEASE.
Herd Of Over Two Hundred Head NearIy
Destroycd by OrgAnic Poison.

Prof. james Laws report on the cattle
disease on the farm Of James W. waGsworth,
near Avon. n. y, shows that the herd, consist
ing Of ~ clttle. was brought from Cunada, and
all did well until suddenly ive died. and other
cases OF death followed al the rate OF from three
t. eight DAY. The symptoms are de crlbed in
dethl, a. well as the condition Of the bodies
after death. The manager oi the arm and two
nerihan wolkmen VINO opened several Of the
ciIciscs, surcrcd from mall gnant pu,tule. The
INST syn p unS IN all three were the eruptinns ON
the hand Of small papulr, wnicn increased to "A
NeslcIc, pufst and Dred "a, while anew crop
app AIRED around the point II dc-tcCufIpu. he
two older uru, ageu trom ~ 20 iu had consid. r
aulc erl ~ipclatoid lnllltrdtiun OF the hand and
urin' win hith fever nausea great luiguor ana
II uSculir pains. lucN ultimately uiu well, now
ever II W. evident that the development Of
these m ligniut symptoms WIS from inocula-
uon from he diseased cattle.
lur Professor turu goes On to show that the
cattle suffered from organic poison. having been
ui 'ught IN a wrctcned condition t. the luXuri-
an srdss DOT oms O.. tne Gcuc-ce y.I.cy, uudcr
over which the itNvt u1wcd ~ the spring. Incrr
Wds o. "riih,l.l drdiuAgc, tru tie ,,ttcrt tsrlucd
~ evan ration uuly. ihc contrast ia tempcr.-
tuiv ovtWtcn dsN aud ui-ht also aggravated the
disease. Ih, 1. .pH II adds:
Tue must universally rcnuoNiclged causes Of the
ma" uy ~ ~ h atci IirtLDlu, OF astltr ct tnc tliDu
solior sUysoi avery iici sut ace ,oli rundiuons.
p I.d 81 ttAt ad uiiu rr cDtIatcu TO tJ-tcr drtun
.ru.hd' ana great contract hetse the d,i aud ~ 1T
onr OF tae most ~ nili.uuu. d pes If lc d,,., n M
lc addc. that Nlt e. this Election /, commune tb
- al ANNA. - ioc.ls' IN, % ,nn - rtV ia 10
td upon - - tntm} .n crlIotic ois Asc. We must
of lars' rycrs die " IA cs nd M, . OF Ut t,e r,6
ah rt iiea Ai i'us,i,n scope, t' my nppruAi
VIM D 9hcacn ihe h,lory ot asI agcs.
""c c, An1l,d o, tac bet steer, were turned
tne ies1 mace pruAlt AID rcinaLcnt recovery.
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the TRoCBAHs0Mn oRrnANs.
Lawyer Following u Dramatic Company
nil over the Country.

Lawyer Charles A. Brook Of this city is
engaged in u novel legal emIloyment-that Of
following dramatic company through the
country ana stopping its performances by OBJ
tanning injunction, from. courts. This Is part If
an effort by shook a Palmer Of the Union
square Theatre, to defend their uiolrieto,shIp
Of the play, "Ihe Two Orphans The, sold the
right 10 produce the piece outside OF New York
ciil and few other laces to Furbi-h's Dram -
Tie comp ny and otrcr., engaging To protect the
purchasers against competition.
Al about the same Time MIR. Ne tkee Rankin.
OF last seasons Union square COMPANY or.
gan'Zcd q party to tr vel wiih " he Two
Orphans" lhe troupe included Mrs. Rankin
(kittv BlanchMd), Mr. CogGswell, aud Mis-
Perrin, also of the Unisn square compnny
lhcy have been IN the West for several months,
aud their progress has been attended by a sue
cession Of leg hindrances. In Chicago they
were beaten IN the courts, the proof Of owner
snip Of the play by Shook Palmer being d.
- igtd conclusive there, as elsewhere. The
latest hght WAS In St. Louis, where Mir Brock
obtained the usual Injunction; but the pl v was
begun IN the evening, notwithstanding, In na
rs hAr opsra lionse' doputN sheriff went on tho
Httse hh arrested the actors engaged Ia the first
scene, one ~ whom WAS Mr.. Charles NanderhoH
Ir The audience WAS dismissed, the money be,
ing refunded, ~' ~
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TIE VIVID mILn cAsE.
A Detroit Millionaire who Did Business
the advice Of spirits.

DETROIT, Nov. 11.-At 4 O'Clock this af-
ternoon the jury in the Ward will case were sti
unable to agree, and we're locked up until to-
morrow morning. Cant. Bber Ward. the testa-
tor In this case, died suddenly In Detroit last
January. At his uea,. 49,. 49, was one "a the lead
ing property owners Of tho Northwest, his
estate In timber lands, mills, railway, shipping
and mining property amounting to tl.O0O,OOO
In almost every extensive com TN ercial enter-
prise of his region his advice and aid had been
sought, and toward the close of his life his
wealth was RAPIDLY bringing him into political
prominence. He was one Of the electors at
large from Michigan IN 1872, was a Vice-Presi.
dent OF the National Republican Convention
In Philadelphia In that year, aud was mentioned
as successor TO Socro .ary McCulloch IN case OF
the success 81 the mpcachment proceedings
against President Johnson. His domestic re-
lations hid been extremely unhappy, owing
chiefly to his own licentious disposition AMI
habits. Of nve children by his first wife two
were Int ecile. Beside these he left second
wite ana two infant children, to whom, under
the terms OF tue will, the bulk OF his fortune
was brqueathed. To the cuildren Of hls nfst
wre the residue OF iis property, which appo. rs
to n.Tt been andy SUN 'icnt for trclr wants,
was left. bnt ura,r a perpetual trust; a pro.
vision which proved so dis.asic mi as to imdi,ce
tle thres ne caildren oi he first wife to tost
the validity II the VIII IN the suit Just closed.
In the testimony brought out " the contest
ants II wts fairly rrDVen that Can't. Ward Ia n
lOi series ~ business trans ictlons, h id relied
more or icss upon MEDIUMS ana spitIts Tor d
wee. His mining Inv 9-twen's were IN part dc
ted by The splt u German eeolo gi.t, with
the tquvUcd tiile ~ "Cttbage john" For
suggestions on political matters capt. WarI had
Icco@rs. rOH HPi q We'lilW 70 the lit Of tho
te ex Zen tor Howard ~ NJ higan, ami re-
ceiNed the very excellent auvice O oppose tho re-
election ~ senator IhuHdler. These details and
The tNhiJitton Of spirit writings. spirit phOtO-
graphs, md n spectral wreath emhlematic Of the
Captains domestic sorrOws. and reported u
have been drawn by spirit hands, gave an emily
cnihg turn to the proceed Igs OF the urt,
which reached an excl ing point when one of
III, mediums went Into a ttdnce In the witness
box, auu prVfessed to be " ullcu" Dy German
spirit and To be able to tostiy only In tho Ger
tongue
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THE LATEST failures.
Receivers Appointed The Case Of Messrs.
=. VI. Ben rd. sons & Co.

james NJ. Mills, of p y assau street, has
been appointed Receiver Of the Alps Gold
Mining Company and OF the Granada Gold Nin-
ins Company Of thls city. John IL. Platt the
assignee Of Francis X ~cnwer, the restaurateu ur
Of ~ Cedar street, has ordered tho sale Of the
stock and fixtures On Thursday. Nov. -. George
Grayenhorst, Of lA reaii street. mas qualified az
assignee Of a. Bail Is Co., shipping aud commits
sion merchants Of 3, broadway who failed re
Gently.
he failure Of A. VI. Reynolds & Co, Newark
banNer-, proves to have been much more dam
aging tuan MS Prev usiy supposed. II was
given To be understood that the assets would
exceed the 1t bilities hy SlOO,OOO On the con-
trarV, the assets vii. ON "A most liberal allow
an'c. not cover more than 81 per ce mt. Of the
un-et urcd nahili les and there Is reason to be-
heve may not exceed - or % per cent
:. NJ. Beard, sons \ CO. OF 2s9 Front street
failed yesterday TheY nave been engaged in
the importation Of tet, coffee. spices. ak sugar
for thlrty years, AMI have borne high reputa-
non. Two years ago tie former firm Beard &
Cummings idiled, OWING about SAO.WO, but
Mr. Beard. having u ldr-e private fortune, Offer
10 pay tins amount crippled the reorsanized
ana wcll-paying business. rhe creditors Of
Board, Son Co. have advised them to continue
business. nelr liabilities are inside of $4,000
BOndy x ScnwerlzkUpf li3 Water street To-
bacco, failed Yesterday Tney expect to pay %
cents on tns dollar
he lp1ilities u Geo. T.. Way tel urohe r. I3l
Front street, are <.U,N 40, and hl- assets SaOUoJ
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THE on UOrLD's VIEWS.
A Warm Debate In the French Assembly on
the Electoral Biil.

PARIS, Nov. n.-Tho lobbies, floor, and
galleries OF the Assembly were crowded to-day,
aud great excitement was manifested over the
debate on the Electoral Tin.
NJ. McarI, moderate republican. opened the
di-cu sion. lie stismatiLsd votiuety ar. on isse-
mcnt Us an attnck on universal suffrage. lie
declared that NJ. Buffet, having endeayored to re-
tain The Projects oftne Empire. now be-, ause he
republics the MAJ Jurit, which vofcd the Con-
stitLttua Uf ftb. -, Wishes 20 2, stahlifh tho
eltctur system II the empire. We demand, ,
continued the Deputy. tho Ncrrin dc it.fc. " hen
Miil IrrsefNe the alli.nce formed on tue 2jth Of
February.
NJ. D.i ure. Minister Of Justice, replied, say.
ins: " M Government VIII not acccp. at INC
u, Il cl, ,u as all HhO u.td Tor me tunstitu-
9. %. IuV GuNtru.ucut viii LAY tpIhctn. lhAak
Nou iur voting tor the Constitution; tut We te-
qutc more. Your Icpu. Ic l. not ours. Nol
VII pot httr our cpi ilrlcr or Oug vote "
lhi- de I.rdtluu .-C. au .prolr oi dtnun-
Cltilu anu dissent N TIE lrf uf the Ihl lmurr
NJ Gdnhctta sad; ihe s,i1dm ds iist, u the
onN method Il uuitiul lnu energies VI u. We
must no longer proclaim our disuuion To
Europe.
Toe ministry Opposes the scritia dc liste be-
cause t Is afraid ui Cniyers i ifcagc. B. the
.rr0niiScmeut system nen Ike iniers and Du-
iaure VIII be defeated II they Ire against the
GnNcfiiuis n. Local iUials Will be aule co
war; tue >uiIiaRo,
A vote WIZ then taken 10y means of secret tai.
lot ana resulted Ia Vur Of the GoNernu ent,
standing -, yeas to 3-6 nahs,
me GoNcrnmout .id not make the matter "a
tibluCt question.
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The N"iicnm's Reply 10 spain Adhering 20
the PrIncipIes Of Tic (nnc0I dat.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE note Of the Vatican in
rem - tat OF Splil treats tle Spanish question from
u" sanopJilt OF rc..o ana the principe, of tc Con.
cor-at which, i saJ must not b. departed from tn
Vatican loes not desire 10 eIhlrrass the new spanish
Government It particularly wisnes to assist II. but
only ~ sucA m,ans as would truly efica lous aud
Mhic would not permit the rupture OF that sacred tie
which has always been the glory OF Spain. Relglous
UNITY M.ic % Is nov t,ug to ransi, cannot M ncQc
tt d'yt uput nj Of cNlaun, out H. On the contrary
ITS ifur urHtOu L. n the uutl ui TIE papary to combat
hW ,hlk %. D., Nhct is brought forward merely
" pirlrAi but tue corruption NV .uiu. the
hearts %. nations In pei7lHilns upon tho ground
hssvrlrd, the lapacy believes Il rendrrs great
service not ouN to the hDansh Government
ut 60 all spain. ihe cOn4uct OF tue P.Lai
Nuncio ana of Tue Vatican must be 7" 'aded from tns
lulhl oi view. Bu II spaln moved by upremr neces-
eiN, wishes 10 draw " ala undt TstauuIng the
plhrpei under auo her torn, the PlIHcy open TO
hc-t tton with the object ~ Introducing Lccri labe
lh"Nlr4t ons into tnc tuucurdd Aiicf tlCh one has
c'raitd IT. Ntws it In To be seen hON tar the Naic
ch accept t,v drt, uf the DOW Constitution. ~ con.
c'nNlii ere NNucau ACCrp- TIE urci.r .tiul OF tne
Slhhlsh HoNcrumeut thit Ms dc.truus OF coming
uhutf'l hulng Hd stitts th4t ~ trucuus 10 ucsOtae
nave Oeeh shen the NuuciO al Madrid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-12
rHE Loss or rHE PAcIrIc.
Two Hundred and Fiuy Persons Drowned
The Narrative Of survivor.

~
"NN r"AN'is s'o' Nov IA uespatch
from Ncah Bay. Washington Territory, gives the
statement Of Senl O'ual.v .u,rterrastor -,
"a. u..,n,. -, '. ~ ~, ~
Wolcott on the morning OF the 7th lust, to the
following cl. .ct
Ah,,i IA r.,,,.,o ,.., -, h,.., t,,,,,.,..,...
l. NJ ~ iS, u ' '''tI' ,,t @ IN " u'V aoou, w.
tang was in Confusion Inc passengers cr1Wacu on
the hurrican ctck ,ud many II tlcu ic or INTO the
" " 'ukh nt the ses saw ilrg" vessel unarr siil
vr. srs,r ~ ~ i "tt H'uvs W. steAn'r saw -,
mo ths 7nats i"o '"ssc"srr' V'o"ued
ine oinc,is s0t Tue nort roat forward into which
nftrra wolen AId slx men we're puf Inc b0at r,t,
s1's ~ the ri ns II tue san. al s4w none oi lie
'diAis 'i,,, - tn4 ortcI tjsct vi "a
aui tb l'f M '"I ,W S,,W nirra req ] ]ninu ]r,,
..sAu soii' otlcis. o. iu. A..F { the - .ncr /
~ - "4 hun4ah iuE TIC Screams for nclD were f..
,WN' W 10 l'-D '"'' so'A A.ea' ~hd We we're lcit
ere ",rt ol thc rat tho captain, second mate
s''"nH CO. H. Wy ll 49, tour pas" grrs, acludng "a
. s"r .lou tnc s'utn ..., tac .r, ina,lus cle4n
p'."h '.fr l.t i'it tp tiit h Nr ias .cd our-clYs
q. .- rI-t ,tIr 14.j i.l .ia.l .us,- hltu.
A. VI ','n cy.N ir4. % ci"tr.t np 40 "a. IT,
Ga. Nit's Nl.n t"o uri.4rr f.ua' ,rii.
nNui T. a. hl"t tr uf our j. it, 90 u. ana on m.
at 10 -. 81. l.r-c ,n. =, tYA TO ri II, i.c vi
Sn IN, 'nt sa'tcr ano si'p s,uu4 TOR several
h,tr' ,hat d Ht
Wa sgfroundel Nitn . T. rnt = 3. n W. .ci ND tie
Nht.i nnl . u tuh,.hNcd cam al Nut aud aght. Al
AI.t.r r.,,..,. r., 49,. = r.,.
no - ,,, y,' t't N''l ,'"y''s - marcy with
while on the rAi', that the cnicf male with
ihe Mulcott n.as gone ,ruisIrr ,lni', S',in, ,i'
coast Of Nan GnIN,.,,s Is.,nn WA VIC
t.T 1r v.nt .,'n IL ,y..i'r, NuS'l'
inui,n. AMI c,n,.. AV tt took
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-12

MASHTNCTON, d. C.. Nov. ll.-Sir Edward
Ihointou' the uhpire IN the Unco acs and Mexican
Claims Commission, t0d.j rendered bis decision IN thu
easr OF the Roman catholic Clurrh. feirrs'nicd By
lht-tus Anal, iisA y Of Monterey, unu d. sem <
Auri,aN. Afchha.up uf Gu Franc SEQ. ". Mrxico.
poIularly known A. the "PiOu fuad case" ue ~ I'd
,,lI"u ~ the ilscst ever nAdr tu suglc case IN
mlllluudolArr.
. De pnu fund OF the CALIFORNIA; the ic.uit %
VIC nHiAu.hs mace ~ warn III private PERSONS fur tho
Ulri ~ tst iA-, sup p.urhg, anI fdiI taininx
~ iHh q" gag lssD Dns 10 C. oiuta. ana for tue con
ltN . TO Wat fiih tie htA d. % uf tHt recon. Ihe
Huiutil1h 90 thr luna uutt nul TIE orl l.
pIlp ABOVE l.ulra.cl ~ ''~
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A fdulN in MontgOmery street, Jersey City,
has received ehostly Wstluons, and Of the IN.
mates have apaa loucd the house. short time aso.
wnic the gentleman who Is the head Of the family was
ON the iouhg ieadlag, ne was bceL violently that
ms head VS. swollen ami sore. Lacy visitor met Ia
all parts of the house ola Ia ln pulled dress aud
cap ~ tue sty nt lrc' -ida tois ~ century
young man hhH tIr sane purdl llruuu, ami MuIlu
lhE. D. hnItc rl tIH hOue trNiil n luU Old
muy has appeared - other meubelS Of tue family.
some ui Ml1m nave attempted % lay hands ON Ltr.
GUY 10 ttr htr fa-h llr Ehott hcts an appearance
clos tcst lnus tiet u The muthtr u tYt husband
OF lht fanny, Nhui hc has not 10 for many rars
l.. Il % oh "A VI a a ID "a Ire nd
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4 BLOW .fT LTQTOR.
How DR.. IltchcOck would Deal a Death
Blow nt the Traffic.

BALTIMORE Nov. IL In the session of the
American funhc Health Association to-day paper on
The rcions Of the excessive hAbiual use OF AGO
hphc drinks to public health and public welfare" by
iionGr o. III chcnek, ". D., President Of the state
hulu ~ hr uln, Is uAnAIJO. Mich, was r. 4u ht DR.
h1IA VI luit 4 AcH JcrstV. This paper gave siaIi+
ItAl h't"unt Of the uanufactur' Oi distilled ana
Or Ncd liquors ia dc United StatcAi the hunurcs Of
illllohs uf g.onh annually consumed; the numOer of
o. acOh9l,c oIl1k' and con udes, Every business
rEhue y h"ll respinslD,e for lfseyll effects. Every
tent commissioner careful inquiry M to tile atnnnt
of Us es the state suffers from the trafC IA alcoholic
dflukr ana shOu assess inst amount upOn the e c
equliaby, according TO their sales Such a proceeding
in eacl state would IN nye years entirely abolish ths
tTaftc." '' ''''
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Why. in One Mnn's Opinion, Archbishop Nc
Closhey was Made CnrdiuaL

In IA lecture in the Twcnty-hfth street
United PRESBYTERIAN Church last evening. the
Rev Oscar Hugo SAID that whei. Pore Plus dies
tncre Will be two roics-one an infalhblc. or
Goi Pope, and tie oiber q fam Bile, or man Pope
The latier ne SAID, would undoubtedly be Cur
din NJ tiO,kcy, ana ne would make his resi-
dtnrc lu tuis Cuuutry AMI cndcdYor To rule the
people as "a sovereign. WltLi two years. the
lecturer srld, the College of Cardinals viii ne
established ~ tai, couutry. Arcuuishop A.c-
Closkev had been mate Cirdinal so tuat the
America icopie could urcume accustomed t.
the ruhH. ui a prince before beng Obliged to
submit to th-t uI a SOVEREIGN.
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A New rrilobite.

Port JERvIs, Nov. ll.-In the Erenfn0 gazette
OF to-day appears SOMEWHAT lengthy description of
nc" 'oole discovered In the lower lelderberg for.
mhllon N the sh 4wangunK M0untnins near this vii.
"a c 70 Sg g nr, s. H. i liei Specimens Of The new fos
college, aad to several othCr prominent geo orlstH
DeEtdi4s. Wv N"'"''''N
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Mqiur James J. Carter. "a well .kuowu re.iIenl
oi Sew r., di "d yrsftr'A
Iht hnit N. an uurrcpsniIrd OrCshorcman,
h..l l"ilA iNt 5rH9ul 49, AA- rrruftrcua ttc 1904
of NfNal" street, linuorc4,l go .rluY.
Whllc jane, Sheridan, of Madison street
li"io,ru, w. n oWplng hHrna-+ hi4 horse Jc,ter-
do th animal rlrrd nnd u.,u.cd hl, fore hOufs ~
NhtrIuA.- > ArA NIua -ln. IL .huI.
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DUBLIN, Nov. IL Cardinal McCioskey assisted
at the commencement Of the Catho ic University -
ithl lhht The Cstaullnult nl ~ talh.e VA YrrsiY
mere Was an tInnpe for America and AL Otner
tries.
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ABig Railroad War IIrewinU.

The Delaware and Bound Brook and the Penn
ShaniA Harold Companies ar, at war. Application
mas been made by the state IN behalf OF the nnsyva.
MA tomNrny, for Injunction restraining the Dela.
VIZ az rnn comp, ins thrr bridge over the Della.
MHie ~ arhlrlNl ON Monday construction IRAN
o the ptlaAATe road passed up tic lielyd re AID Nor
Ger aud someao roads To be bnnched on upon liz oW n
~ the ntrrhcctiOn but upon arriving there "A Prnusy
Ndila Iuai engine stood upon the sN en- and won i r
since. - $500
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NEW OKLtANs, NV. ll.-JcGerson Davis has
aocepteu tnc Presidency Of the American Department
Of tue Mssisspii Vale, society of London, tender d
/ him Oy the parent orglulItton the object OF the
luoN tmeut 10 dtct attention 10 the dcytupmenl Of
cnHm rrIi abril al ara anl mineral Iesuurcis 4 the
Nalle' OF The Mlssissppr Nj. Davis wall devote his
tu' cheIsl u tur Nore Ia ths country anu Europe,
anu NI taAe up ms healqulrtrrs ut Nes Orleans.
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The brig Centaurnrrivcd from Grevtovu
yesterday. On the ID OF October she picked up
a > anish negro in a boat belonging 20 the bark
toronto OF Glasgow, that was wrecked near
\ Nissa nut when anu I,r what cifcum-
stances could not be learned from tue negro.
The crew abandoned the bark in the me boat
and all perished except the negro. lie W As in.
sensible when found.
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The Condition OF the Vile de Paris.

llAvRE, Nov, II The steam hip vile de Paris
romans in the same poslion Il Is impossible to pro.
coed to the operation of dOchng owing to the contnu-
ahce of the gale. Preparations are making to discharge
the cargo.
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savings Banks ,nay Inye.t In pl.trIc, Rnnh..

Attorney General Farchil1 gave a legal opinion tnat
savings h1n1 eoud not under the law. invest la Dis
VIZ oi tOiumDlA bonds Tho Attorney General OF the
Ihtui states and Charles OGOnOr gave opinion prc.
clsty opposi.e, and now Aforementioned Pratt hls
reversed the judgment OF his deputy. " ~
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Notice to newsdealers. There will be no dim.
VIZ, W fro,o G0'1laiag Az your supplies Of the teg so,y
presses are Kept constantly running Miss Bessie Tur.
ntrA new story coming out ia the 6ye-cent Weekly
SIOrg IeIef, creates q sensatIon.-Aap.
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LITTLE hock, Soy. II. Tho State senate to-
day Ni'h out onc ncn'Nr vote passed na act uuihorls
IN tAr state B0.r f Fiuaucr t,, I'M, b,nd.
Of 20. Stltchs stcifify for money.
An hcl 49,, Al-np nI ih.rf.s the rate nf tlxauon
20 mt rruO p'. and .trIrs ul llj .ull that tiAT
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CINCINNATI, Nov. ll.-At Houston, OHIO, yes.
terday man named Iddle. who mad rented his farm
~ william snap ordered the latter TO vacate the prem.
es anu upon MS refusing TO do so attacked him ith
aclub, killing hun Instantly. Rddlo was arrested.
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Mrs. Woods Of West lloboken rode with =
companion In car a. o. the Union Hill line when they
entered Washin ston street she msscd her pock
elbOok containing S43. TIL ladies were subsequ
sought BY tho conductor AIonae Noon. Who TesIoTea
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Another nuininW WaIl n,rc,,.

Leonard Cox, cashier Of the broadway oflce
OF he NcHtun mon Telegraph Company. Coutr s"l
l'sirid thH hr had uisnp lrd over Sl3.OuD of the
company money, llsrLiu 10 Gue ~ stoca Lilbllns
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Hpnninh FnlIy.

SfRAlNG, Noy. ll.-An explosion OF 1re damr
u'curs,d IA the Marriage rOicri to-day, Ien pers On
were kl led aud "a nundred WUundtu.
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] he steam ting VIM. \. ilcnne.sy was totaii,
o. ErN - ire 100 tfout ~ t4r r. tD'ut's cutiaga
L"us hranc h at 1jp +. VI vest. ny. An HANDS saved.
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. CADIz, Nov. ll.-Elght hundred soldiers sale,
iot cuba yesterday, aud 5000 more are preparing l.
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The Secretary ~ tine Treasury has agreed unon
a committee 10 iNrsg ate the affair, Of the Second
Comptl"ltIs oWtc, Wit PARTICULAR reference to the
ctn.Lct OF tht Fort Sugs ana MitkowsAl cases.
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:, deputaton Of clergymen has visited Brook-
serviees IN Jersey CTS.
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Tweed's big Climb House

John II. Keyter has sued to recover 10000
for plumbing and gas ntting done Ia the Americas ub
House ia Green Conn Just previous tue do wa.
fall Of tne Tweed Ring
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o, We sdyss svee,ysody to 60 and see the Siege
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NEW JLRNFY.

oi clear weather.