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New rheor,e. Of Woman. sphere.

SYRACUSE Oct. H.-In the wOman's Congress-
an address Women IN Journalist m" was delivered
by Mrs Crowley (Jennie June) OF New York. She
cudcd that men ere united the highest duties
of Journalism. Women alone had the qualities for such
positions, and 1t would not be long before Icy would
show II. They must take the lowest places and he
tran0I for advancement. There great need for
WOmans evening per IN New YORK. aHd tuch one
would get 5O.OOO circulation In q twolNemOnths ana
would pay almost from the starr,
Miss strazery Of Boston read he tTansation Of pa
per entitled " omen In Medicine" The opinions of q
French professor VINO asserted against allowing
men 10 engage iu the medical prO0 answered
The per TO the paper the effect that danger In
either sex would come from Coeoncauon, and that no
danger wHe 10 hu Apprfhcndcd IN IN dlHHectinR
room thAn the ballroom or SELDOM I'm he contrary
the nGur carried IN the former opcu day light gave
far less advantages tor moral injury,
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WILLIAM NLEN's pEFEAr.
Hayes Elected Governor Of Ohio by About
Three Thousand Mnjority-The senate

Democratic aud the House Republican.
CoLuMDus, oct. H.-The vote of all the
counties In the state, excepting Wood ana
CARROLL arc now in, and show Hayes 20
have a majority OF 5000. Wood county, t
IL reported, has gone largely Democratic ana
this may reduce Hayes's majority TO 8,VW.
IL can hardly be less than that, The LEGISLATURE
will probably be diyided-the Senate being Dem
ocratic by maJ5rity Of one, End the House Re-
publicea by six or seven. The offical vote Of the
State cannot materially alter this result.
The Republican State Committee last night
sent the following despatch to the Hon. Henry
NJ. HOyt, Chairman of the Republican state
Committee Of Pennsylvania;
Tho dr.Falci. c. iohs q, Thompson. Chairman OF the
ohio Democratic Committee of This date to The chair
fr as I, relates to frauds perpoPsied Snd vsh esben
saSoas SIs @, an e s I"en Ss she , ds
CINCINNATI. Oct. H-Nothing more definite
IL known at this time (2:i5 p. M regarding tho
election. 1t Is generally conceded that Hayes
carries the State 10y at least 1000. 80 intense Is
the excitement centring on the Governorship
that the Legislature Il not thought Of The fol-
lowing Is bulletned at the Gdzeue tltepD ofice:
Of @ % ron r. % gye m m e r ne
Ms to inspire more doubt than hope.
The Tmes's Columbus special saws all the re-
turns are IN except from two counties. IL these
two poll the same vote IA In 1873, Hayes will
have $3.50 majority. The Chairman Of the Dem
ucratic Committee says II Hayes IA not elected
by over 1900 majority and the Democrats get
either branch OF the General Assembly, he pro-
poses To- contest llayess election on the ground
Of frauds In Cuyahoga county.
Later returns, considered reliable. from ~
counties. received 10y the Republican State Com
mittse. show majority " 34G3 for Haves. The
counties OF Wood Carroll and Delaware are yet
10 be heard from, and are ordinarily considered
Republican counties, but Wood has gone Demo-
cratic this year. aud II is thought the Demo-
cratic gain there will neutralize the Republican
gains IN Delaw are aud Carroll counties 30 IA to
make the majority for HAYES substantially as
above. The Democrats cOncede the House Of
Representatives to the Republicans by good
majority, but claim the elt ction Of one senator
in ihe Toledo district, which gives them the
Sen te by one majority.
CoLuNDus. Oct. -Mdnieht;-The Repub;
lican headquarters closed tonight without full
returns, but careful calculations on all the
counties. except Wood and Carroll, give Hayes
3,SA mai iurity. The democratic committee say
Hayes majority will he $500.
The Republicans have seventeen majority In
the House OF Representatives. The Senate Is
yet IN doubt. but tho Democrats concede II to
the Repubcaus Toy one majority.
The committees have no figures on the state
officers other than Governor and the Official re-
turns must determine who Is elected.
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TRYING ro SAVE BR0OKLYN.
Tho Guys solid Men Combining 60 Crush tho
Greedy Ring.


The Independent Citizens and Tax
payers Association OF Brooklyn, who have put
Il. T. Baokhouse ia the field for the Mayoralty
In opposition to the rule OF the rapacious Ring,
met last night. 1t was announced that Mr. Back
house had not decided whether to accept the
nomination. The selection OF Samuel Hutchin-
son and John w. Harman from the association by
the Republicans, TO be candidates for Charity
Commissioners. was spoken Of with pleasure.
Earnest speeches were made favorinR per-
manent organization, which would appeal to
Gov. Tilden and secure the prosecution
Of the Ring thieves. The refusal OF the Repub-
licans to sustain Il. T. Backhouse. they urged,
uld not impede their work, but on the con
trary would spur them to work for legislators
and Aldermen whose actioDs could tie more
effective than any work tho Mayor could do
MIR. Geo. IL. Harrington said that much credit
was being bestowed on Y. A. Schroeder for an
improved system OF accounts in tue Com ptroi-
ler's once. II was unjust to give him crcdit
falsely. Mr.. Il. T. Backhouse paid an oxpert ac-
countant, out OF his own pocket, 10 work in the
Comptrollers ofiice, aud through his means
ord'r. was brought out Of confusion. Deter
mined opposition TO Mr.. Schroeder's nomina-
tion was developed. Messrs. Reeves, Booth,
Davis. Scott, Van Brunt Geo. ID. Harrington,
and Ensicn were appointed to report next We'd
nesday evening on plan Of more thorough or
ghuiZAtiOu.
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the srORT IN JEROME PARK.
Leander, sbyiock, Pennington. and Rhnda-
mnnihus tho Winners.


nautilus tho Winners.
The first race yesterday was for
purse Of 800 for all ages, the winner to be sold
by auction horses entered to be sold for 81 600,
to carry weights for age II for $50, allowed Q
ms; for 500, ns; for $500 IL MS: one mile.
For the FIRST event there were Survivor. Leander,
Evelyn Carter, Josie H. Century, and Fleetwood.
Leander won by four lengths In L46< Josie II.
second, Century third. the favorite. Survivor.
nth.
SECOND RAcE.-Purse $500 winners Of any
race Except handicap, matches, and private
sweepstakes exceeding in value $1,000, to carry
weight for age other winners allowed 8 lbs;
maidens allowed, Il four years old or less, 10
lb, II Ave or more, Is los. One mile and IA h H.
to the post. SnylOck won by three Ieugths, IN
2:l6A Countess second. Arcturus third.
1HIRD RACE.-Post stake 500 entrance, half
forfeit the club To add $2,OOO; the second horse
TO receive 900 out of the stakes any number
of suDscTi. TONS may be made by the same per-
son, who viii also be entitled 20 run horses OF
winch he Is not the owner; four miles Aaron
Pennington, Willie Burke, WARRIOR Nettie Nor
ton, and Deadhead started. Pennington won
In 7:i2 Doadheau second, Willie Burke third.
FOURTH HACR.-Free Handicap Sweepstakes
OF t26 each, II not declared out, with t5O added
the second horse to receive tl25 out Of the
stakes; one mile and an eighth. Rhadaman-
thus, Egypt, Leander Matte W., and Rambler
entered. Rhadamantbus won by half a length
la 2:0l Egypt second, Matte W. good third,
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

Hansons Hotel al Northumberland Falls, Pa,
wac burned on wednesday night. Loss. 5000.
Edward Ketcham 4 Co.'s tin ware manufacto-
~ II Twelfth street. Willlamsbur.h. Loss t2a,OOO
The hotel on Iona Island Just ahOve Peeks
XIII, Ourned on Wednesday night about ~ o'cook.
j. X. Rae's house, two miles southwest Qf
Monroe, on the Erie iailroid WaA Uhrned on Nrdho5
day night Loss $4,000 with lltlie or no insurance.
A nre In Mount Vernon, N. Y, destroyed a
srs,,,ns ssd oSi;Ss g.eY mrhte. rsSerS
A ate Yesterday in South Quebec DESTROYED
GArants saloon. Men ms saloon LaYalire ay'H dTy
goods store. Law,or Cretns Hotel aud partially de-
agent for Quebec was Instantly killed, aud James
Curry badly injured by piano which NAs thl0Nn from
~ upDcT stQTI WINDOW.
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SPARKS FROM THB rELEGRAPH.


Berger, the English billiard player, Is dead.
Dr. beaumont, tho distinguished surgeon,
died In Toronto on Wednesday.
The 81. Louis Brown stockings were beaten
by the BoStons in boston yesterday, lStOS
Prince Bismarck Is sick, aud will not, there
fore accompany the Emperor ON his visit 10 Italy
JIM. Vernon has boen elected President Of
the Montreal, Portland ana Boston Railway Company.
Capt. Charles O. burbank OF Medford, Mas,
whose diaphtarlnce for week has caused great eI.
ctement was found on Wednesday, aud Il Ia believed
he n Insane,
X. II, Dav, Superintendent Of the Philadeiphla,
Wilmington and BALTIMORE Railroad Company, fell
f6If ifhin clayton. m iht nct SAfe road On Wed
nesdSy morning, and died the same day.
James W. Hewlett dealer Ia hides, leather,
aud oils, under the hrn name Of john @ icw et Son,
Water street, Baltimore. suspended payment ON
Wednesday. Ills liabilities are supposed 70 amount ~
t80000 or 100000.
Tho Rev. Charles A. Dickoy. who has been
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church In ST. Louis
for several years has resigned pccept call from
the CAhaY Church IN PnlladePhiA The resignation
was secepIed VERY reluetsnty.
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LAWLEssNEss IN MIssIssIPPL
Grave Charges Against tho CoiOred sheriG
Of COnhOma County.

MEMPHIS oct. H.-A committee, COM
posed equally Of white and colored citizens Of
CoahomA county. Miss. have issued circular
invoking the efforts OF all good citizens OF tho
county in behalf Of peace, and to protect pri-
vate property OF the people from the ncen-
diary's torch. IL charges the colored Sheriff
Orown) with having sought to rouse the
oolored people to lawless acts, by declaring to
them in his haranGues that while tue giu
houses the property Of the whites the torch
Is the remedy for grievances Ia the hands OF
colnred men.
The circular Is signed by nine coiorsd men,
and among the signatures Of the white men
H. H. White.
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THE ON WORLD's NEWS.
Petrarch Winning the Middle Park Plate 90
the Newmarket Course.

LONDON, oct. H.-To-day was the last
but one OF the Newmarket second October
meeting. Attention was chiefly enerossed with
the race for the Middle Park Plate, added to q
sweepstakes Of 3Osovereigns zach, 20 forfeit for
two year-old colts, ST. lbs; nllies and geld
Tugs. st. o lbs; winners Of certain races to car
ry extra weights the second horse to receive
30 soyereigns, and the third 100 soveregna out
of the stakes. There were l5l subscribers. rhir-
ty horses started, and the race Was won by Spen-
GERS Petrarch. The Duke OF Hamiltons LOlly-
pop was the fourth, hut was badly beaten
coming in sixteenth. Mr.. Y. browns ch. I. Ma
deira, by Tbundcrbolt, was second aud Count
de Juipne's ch. T. IIcuTtebisc, by Honesty (bred
IN iraucel, was third.
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eigners, all of them werc dated at about the
time that the men were taken into tho jail. Al.
complained bitterly ~ the cold coils. Ohc had
paid kccper Mccarthy sln for his roomi un-
other gave g. to ue allowed TO have MS ccll
door open at night,
Ot'R MILITARY DEsPOTIsM.
John Br,,n-'t. Adcstitpte German, who has
served three yeara IN Us Ninety sizlh R"giwcnt,
and who has blind wife And three children,
was the last witness. lie u Imprisoned for the
uonpayment ~ militia fines to ths amount OF
go. AT the time Of his Arrest he WIS earning ~
a week. Since then he has lost his place. and his
famiy. who live at liG Ridge street are starving.
The family spent thctt doll rim burying little
daughter. Mr.. Brandt wa- taken frum his sup
per table. Hu had ON only his pantnloons ana
thin ehirt. He has suffered with cold 40 severely
since his incarceration that he has been unable
TO sleep. lie says that when he came to America,
three years ago, he was Ia 'ormed 10y the CautaiD
Of hs company that the military orcanizafion
was n benevolent Institution. and that he and
his family should bo taken care Of In case oi
trouble. After he learned that all this was un-
true. he tried IN vain to break from the regl-
ment. a. he was unable to bear tue bun den Of
the service.
Mr.. Gardner said, in relation to the coldness
of tno coils. that the Comptroller refused TO
pay the bill- uf last yo RS ue, and that the con-
Tractor would not furnish coal this yc q for TINT
reason. The Comp'rolle asserts that the OH
Gers of tho i'll shall furnish fuel out OF tho per-
Quisitcs Of the Institution. There Is no pro-
vision for heating the jail this winter
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4 WOMAN H1NG Ed.
Her Brother-in-Law Seized By an Armed,
Masked Mob, Ind shot.

NTWFhFU NIOUf
CLINTON, La, Oct. H.-On tue evening OF the
nth, MIR. Saunders OF tins place poisoned with
solution Of arsenic q dipper OF water. administered
by one Catnarine Matthews fstcrinl law OF John 0air
When arrested she confessed her guilt and said John
Gar AMI Robert Ray instgated her to the act The
Deputy Sheriff and posse arrested John GAR at Baton
Rouge and starrtd 20 bring him TO Clinton. About
D ght lhey were met by body Of nifty more armed
VINO dsarmod the Deputy aad MS posse took pos
session Of Galr and sent the posse on to Clinton. IL
SAID that GAr killed BY the men who took MIN from
the Deputy Sheriff ana the same byuy Of men, or others
came into town and hanged the woman,
A special to the hcdEane from CnntOn says " The
posse IN charge OF Gar, while conducting him from
Baton Rouge 10 Clinton. OYcrpo wcred last night
eeyen miles from the latter place BY seventy armed
and mskked men, their arms taken from them. aud
Galr the party who had Dr. J. w. Saunders poisoned
was shot To death. The same might Bare Matthew'S
tne negro woman who A1min stored tho poison for
Gait Was taken from the guard by an armed body Of
men and hanged to tree In the court yard. All 10 now
quiet Tue negroes consider II Just retrbutlon for
uhe crimes OF these dangerous negroes"
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CURIosITI Es or CRIME.

Judge Barrett has dismissed the writ OF habeak
corpus In the Of Micnacl Hnneil, who shot ket
OBaldwin.
The United States Grand jury have found In
dictmenta for deraudng the revenue against W. aDA
Thomas g. POllOck. late Importers
on Thursday night. the 7th inst, q. Frederok's
pawn shop at 12S Hcrcker street. wai rnDOud ~
watches md JeMery valued ~ 5000. hr. Frederick
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The Archbishop of Brcslau.

LONDON, Oct. l4.-lt was not the Director
OF Public Worship who was referred to In Ber-
lin despatch yesterday as having dissolved his
connection with the Prussian portion of his
diocese, but the Rev DR.. Henry Forster, Arch
bishop OF Breslau, who has long been In trouble
with the Prussian Government. growing out OF
his publication Of the Popc's enoyclical declar-
Ing the Falck laws 20 be null anu void.
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Edward wynne, the driver of Lent Cush-
mans fourhorse glass chariot went on spree ycster
Gay. and driving through the Eighth ward was follow
ed by thousand ntng boys into south fiih avenue.
There tho horses spr1ng from right TO LETT ana tho
chariot banged against carts, wagons, ana buggieA
and nnaly run against . horse car. Capt Mcdonnell
ana Detective Murphy seized the leaders by the hrde,
Hnd O1ictT drove the circus Wagon TO the fHIce
street station. Lent &.Cushman claimed their wagon
last night Mynne slept the sleep Of the drunken In
40 ali
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The trial OF Oficer Redmond Joyce, who, on
the sth of September, shot and killed Robert Gilmore
9ncgro coachman, was begun IN iIookyn Yesterday.
joyce, who al ached 90 the Bergen street police
station, had Arres ted Gilmore tor dsordor1 conduct
In tue police station, after GILMORE han been examined
he darted ont OF q Side gate up Bergen street
Joyce pursued nred his pistol he saye 10 irghtcn
Gilmore. The bah passed through Gtmurc'b head, and
he tell dead joyce was Indicted Tor murder IN the
second degree,
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BuIIIou In the Bnuk Of England.

LONDON, oct 1.-THE amount of bullion
on hand In both the issue and the banking de-
partInents OF the Bank OF England, ut the close
OF business yesterday, was about fsi,Gs5.OOO
sterling, or fl.tO,0OC less than last week. The
bank to-day advanced the minimum rate OF
discount from ~ TO 81 per cent.
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POLITIOAL NOTES.

The Republicans OF Albany have nominated
the Hon Hamilton Harms for senator Ia place or fler
son. declined.
The Republicans OF the Second District Of
shington county yesterday nomnated Henry q Bur
leigh the Assembly,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-15
rhe slnr. Of Nlght nre Nn, Moro nrIaht

Than are the new and beautiful Partisan dia-
monds the product of the skill aud patient experiment.
ing ofa Parian chemist, who has succeeded IN pro-
duone by ART damonds AZ bright pure aud lasting as
those produced IN the great laboratory OF nature They
look the saue real are set IN solid gold the
IN nner, aud viii deceive by daylight or RaaRht the
most prac eed eve while their cost - trnng. Michael
Humphrey Jeweer, TlB broadway. opposite SleWarts,
Is his sole sgeni In the Unltod stales-Adps
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A Jersey Ci,y Oniciai Indicted.

The Grand Jury Of Hudson County, lately dis
charged. indicted Director Mcdonald OF the Jerses
Ci,y Board Of Education. for maifeasance IN once
specifying that Mcdonald az Chairman OF the Commit
tee Heating and Vent atin0, corruptly ana unaw@
fuliy contracted with OMAra Bros stone deaeis 70
erect four heaters without advertising tor the same -
required by the city charter
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Mr.. 1.IendeunInq'. Apnoyuncrs.

Tho committee of the Jersey CITY Presbytery
involtigarg the election of Elder Howe of the Pros
pcc Avenue Presbyterian Church has decdcd that MT.
llowcls election regular and that nr Rartcls, the
newJ elected tldlT Of the lrndehning faction has
lccnle This ID serious defeat for Mt Glcndenning.
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A IIuabnnd'a plea.

Catherine Pitcher was convicted In the Hud-
son County Sessions OF staDDing her husband with
knife and scntenced to eighteen months impr on
ment Her husband did not testify against her on the
trial but has incc appeared and denied the truth Of
tie charges agns and pleaded strongly for her re-
lease The Court released her under suspenAi. q OF
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Protriciors OF Boys OF ne Word
GENTLEMEN: II will be utterly impossible for
Us to issue the Boys Of he World the time nxed upon,
namely, Thursdsy the lith, 'or the reason that tho
order flowing In upon from every quarter TO so
great an extent thSt we hnd we shall not have the
time, and must deter the matter t Monday, the 18Th
~ Ou0OeL ANERIoAH HEWs CoNPAhT. .-Adg.
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In consequence OF the enormous demand for
the BOYS Of Me World the day Of publication has been
postponed until Monday, oct 49, when the million OF
copies viii be printed and be ready to give every boy
one tree.--Adp
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CINCINNATI. Oct. H.-At the fair near Green
neld Ohio to-day the seats arouhd tire track fell
aud fully one thousand persons fell win H.. Many
men, women, anu children were severely injured.
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Five thousand Dollars for nm Arm.

Emily Furst, a child OF nine years, was run
over by Second avenue Car at sixth street. and her
left arm was amputated. A cut against the company
$4,000,
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Tho rrota in Weat Side Park.

In the tl50, ~ mile heat, best in 8, in har-
yesterday the following record made Pauline
Liz silverlan. B. Sill Robertson g. 9, 8, 80 Don.
a. "a Ellen Mary 4, q, b. o. 81, George D, o, !
TYIer, Q. DIST Tlme-2;ii. 24@, 2Ai, $40
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The United States district Court has decreed
the forfeiture OF the Hmprcss Eug nie's smuggio<
laceei hut caln has been int posed stop the Ot
tom House officers from selling thom.
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ia, Gould,. Palace Oar Arnehea for Debt.

KANSAS CITY, Kansas, Oct. H.-Jny Gould,
Sidney Dillon, Robt r. Carr and Oliver lAmes, arrived
here this evening over Kansas Pacific railroad In
meOiatey on arrival the drtctors car IN which they
travelled attached Tor drpt OF $3.50 ow NJ by the
Union PaCnC ltAlruRd to wholesale nfm la this city
for damapcs - SHIPMENT of treght over that line last
March, Jay Gould and Robert Il. Carr gave bonds aud
ne q Anh rnlnAael.
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Rosaiine Davis OF 60 East Tenth street wss
robbed Of her OckcthOok at Third avenue Hnd TontA
street yesterday. Sho tried to pursue tne thiof. Daa
was knocked down by q confederate.
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CnATTAsoo0A, Oct. 1.-THE negro who kiiled
Sam Garner IN Mufry coguty, Oa. few days ago.
taken from the guard at Spring II o.. Ca. by psr0
Of disguised men last might and hanged.
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Judge Lawrence has denied the motion on be-
half ot WIN. 81 Tweed for stay Of prOceedingn peao
ing appeal from the recent General Term decisions
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The Universalists, who were not invited to
jon the reception Of Mpody aud Sankey 10 begn
. revival OF their own In this ClermO Avenue Church
on tie e4tl Of October. simultaneously with the evan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-15

Justice OF the Peace Alexsnder Mccoy oa
Jersey CITY arrested by Detective Francis yosos
day for assautlng Constable George LangWorthy.
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The suicide Of John Morrissey.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. H-JOhn Morrissey com
Was J0urneyman tailor, native OF Ireland Az years
of
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"Bov- OF the world" Ou, Monday.

The London newsps pers are unanimous In
their expression of sail faction At the rest OF tue Oc
toDur elections IN America
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The Weather Once Prediction.
Falling barometer, northeast to northwest
warmer clcOudy weather and rain.