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ness raised the money and threw It over
the trunsom Of the door Of McDonalis
room, as agreed upon with him. Wit.
ness was present when forty.eight hun.
dred dollars were given by Joyce TO Nc.
Kee ut the Globe office. Mckee said to
witness, "Fitzroy, this il a sacred thing;
you must keep 1t secret" Witness re.
piled that he would do nothing to injure
himself. This was just before Mcguire
became Collector in November, 1873,
when Joyce was in California. The mon
ey was divided by Mcdonald up to 1873.
II was divided into five parts, after that in.
to seven parts, Witness had q cOnyersa.
tion with Mcdonald in regard to his les.
timOny before the grand jury last May.
Mcdonald told him that he must stand
firm, that it would not amount to any.
thing, and that they must stand by each
other. Witness told Mcdonald after he
had testified that he had failed to recol'
leCt considerable, and something he did
not know anything about, and both Nc
Donald and Joyce said that was all right,
On Cross.examination witness thought he
might possibly have $4,000 or $4,000 as
his share OF the ring fund; said he was un.
der indictment for conspiring to deiraud
the government, for perjury, and for vio'
latiOn Of tho revenue laws; he had made
up his mind to plead guilty to all Of the
indictments against him, excepting the
one for perjury, Some days before
he did II; he had no understanding with
any one as to what will be done in his
case; no promise of any kind was made
to him; believed he stated to the Grand
Jury that Mr., Mcguire was one Of the
parties to this conspiracy; didn't think
he had told Mcguire that he had stated
nothing to the Grand Jury that could
injure or impliCate him.
EVANSVILLE, ND, November H.
John W. Bingham, distilleF, p. @. Eber.
min, gauger, and David NJ. Lewis, store.
keeper, were arrested here last night on
4 warrant from indianapolis, and, with
George T. Herman, ganger, who was
arrested at the same time at Mt. Vernon,
left this morning for indianapolis, in the |
custody Of Government officers. Byron |
Bingham, the other member Of the firm |
Df Bingham Bros, is sick at his home in
Pataka, but will also go on to lndianapo.
lis as soon as he can travel. Henry |
Allis, the bookkeeper Of the Bingham
Bros, has thus far kept ont Of the way
of the officers. James Gray was arrested
IN an attachment and sent rs u witness,
and Hon. VIM. Ileilman, summoned a. a
witness, also left for the State capital.
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Riycr News.

The marks at tho landing last night in.
dicatcd about 0 feet, and Still rising.
The Carrie Brooks, Pittsburgh to
ZaneSville, passed downin the morning
Tho Grand Lake passed down in the
afternoon, with a big low Of coal.
The Market Boy left for Pittsburgh al
SA. M, with fair "trip.
The Express departed for parkersburg,
ns usual. The Courier will leave this
morning.
The Granite State, Portsmouth Ia
Pittsburgh, passed up at 2 r. NJ.
The steamers Jos. Walton, Samson No
2, and n number Of Others passed up dur.
Ing the day with empty tows
The Carrie Brooks was passing tow.
boat at Beech Bottom yesterday, mud be.
Ing crowded near The shore ran into a
barge and broke ller fanAAil.
The Ike lInmmLt yesterday took the
bnrge recently grounded by the Coal
Hill near the suspension bridge down iC
The Riverside Mil.
The steambOaLinen complain that they
have hardly room 10 land at the wharf
becanse Of the numerous bargcs lying
along the shore.
Pilot IVES. Cafnes, Of the Andes, re.
ports as follows: Two bafges stuck nt
Fish Creek, and a Tow boat, Joseph
Warne, lying there; two bArges sunk Al
Fishing Creek; one barge sunk at the
head Of Newbdry, but out Of the way Of
passing steamers the John A. Wood
lying at the foot Oi Newblry Island.
The Charley Mcdonald succeeded IN
getting her bargeS of where they were
recently grounded at Browns Island, and
passed down yesterday afternoon.
The Tempest arrived from New Mar
tinsyille last night, and will return to.
day. -
ny IeIeSfAph'
MEMrttls, November l7.-River rose
u inches. Weather cool; Arriyed--st
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The Poe Monument.

BALTIMORE, November 1.-THE Poe
monument was dedicated this afternoon
ut the Western Female High School,
with imposing ceremonies,
The ceremonies attendingthG unveiling
and dedication of the monument In mem.
ory Of the poet, Edgar Allan Poe, in tho
Westminster Church yard, took place
this afternoon. The exercises prelimi-
nary to the unwilling took place in the
Western Female High School. Before 9
o'clock, the hour Of commencing, the vast
hall Of the school was crowded, many be.
ing unable to obtain seats. The platform
was occupied by invited guests, nearly all
Of whom were citizens Of Baltimore, with
the exception Of Walt Whitman, who
was the only poet present.
Al 2:l5 Prof. Elliot rose and said the
exercises would now begin with The sing.
Ing Of the "Pilgrim's Chorus" by Phil.
harmonic Society. The regular order
according to the programme was then
proceeded with, as fOllows: Historical
sketch by Prof. Wm. Elliott; reading Of
letters from Longfellow, Bryant, Holmes
and other poets, In reply TO invitations
10 be present. by Miss S. ). Rice, music,
"IIe watches over lsrael," ," from Elijah,
from Mendelsohn; address, "The litera-
ry character Of Edgar Allan Poe" by
Prof. II. H. Shepherd; music, "lnlamma.
tus," from Rossini; solo, by Miss Ella
Gordon; "Personal "reminiscences Of POe,"
by J. b. Latrobe. After Mr.. Latro6e
had concluded the assemblage repaired to
the church yard and streets adjacent,
when Prof. Elliott unveiled the monu.
mCnt, placing on II n chaplet Of ever.
greens. A dirge by Mrs. Fullerton was
sung; Mr.. Gill, Of boston, recited "Anna.
bel Lee and the proceedings were ended.
No accommodations were provided for
tho representatives Of the press from
other citias.
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SPAIN,

MADRID, November 1.-THE fact that
Don Carlos has sent letter to the King
has created a great sensation here and Is
varionSly commented on by the news
papers.
HESDAYE, November l7.-lntelligenCe
from Carlist source asserts that tho
letter from Don Carlos recently, written 10
the King, did not make any proposals for
arrangement, but offered to agree to a
truce should the Cuban difficulty cause
war between Spain and the United States,
In that case Don Carlos, while reserving
his pretentiOns to the throne Of Spain,
offered 10 unite his forces with those OF
King Alfonso to defend the integrity Of
the Spanish territory.
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Weather Iscnort.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ORPicR or TIE CiIIEF SIGNAL UFFlCEk,
WAsIiISufON, u. G., Nov Isl AN



For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States high barometer, north to east
winds, and continued cold and dark
weather.
FOR the West Gnli States, Tennessee
and Ohio Valley falling barometer,
eaSterly to sOutherly winda, warmer and
generally clear weather.
For the Lake Region and the Upper
Mississippi Valley, falling or stationary
barometer, fresh and brisk southeast 10
southwest winds, warmer, cloudy and
partly cloudy weather, and occasional
snow or rain.
For the Lower Missouri Valley, falling
or stationary barometer, winds mostly
Soutlerly, and generally warmer, partly
cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, high followed
by falling barometer, westerly winds
backing to southerly, continued cold and
clear weather.
For New England, rising barometer
northwest to southwest winds, diminish,
ing in force, decidedly cold and clear
weather.
For the Canal Regions Of New York
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland
temperature considerably below freezing
Thursday night.
Cautionary signals continue at Duluth
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CiNctNNATt, November l7.--A Gazette,
jackson, Ohio, special says that Mrs.
Mary Bruce was found burned TO death
yestetlay, near burning dwelling Of
Mrs. Lowden's. lTer skull was fractured
and II il supposed that the woman was
assaulted in The house during Mrs. Low.
den's absence, aull the building fired TO
conceal the crime. 1t il supposed that
she attempted to escape, but her clothing
being in flames ale pcriahed outside Of
the burning building. Nathan LOwden,
Son Of Mrs. Lowden, has been arrested,
but the evidence against him is wholly
cirCnmstantiAl.
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VOLUME XXIV-,,NUMBER Is.

from Memphis; St. Genevieve, from
Vicksburg; Belle OF Shreveport, from
New Orleans. Departed-ROb Roy, for
Keokuk; City Of Alton, for New Or.
leansi Rhodes, for Pittsburghi.. Grand
Tower, for Memphis, Still stationary,
but the prospects are for an immediate
rapid decline. Cloudy and cold. The
mercury has been close to u freezing point
all day: There is ice in the Upper Mis-
'sissippi,
LOUISVILLE, November l7,-Weather
cool and clear; river receding; feet Q
inches in the canal; 8 feet 0 inches on the
falls. Arrived-Bransiord, from Cincin-
natl; Eureka, from the Kentucky river
.Etna, Robertson and Della, ,'frOm lrOnton.
Departed--Bransford, for Nashville;
!Etna, iorSt, Louis; Della and Robertson,
for New Orleans; Smoky City, for Pitts.
burgh, and Eureka, for the Kentucky
river.
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rrnirhia West Of Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 17.-A meeting Of
the freight agents ofthe Chicago 4 North
western, Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81. Paul,
Illinois Central and other western rail.
roads was held here to-day. The follow.
ing rates were fixed from Chicago TO 81.
Paul and other Minnesota points First
class, 81 90; second, Soc; third, 70c;
fourth, 60c; MI increase Of from 10 10 20
cents. The rates on grain and flour re.
main unchanged.
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New YoRK, November 1.-THE trunk
lines informed their agents to-day that a
change had been made In the rates OF
freight between this city and Cincinnati,
and that the following will be The tariff
for the present: First class, 70 cents per
hundred pounds; second class, o. cents
third class, 90 cents; fourth class, 80
cents; special class, 80 cents.
The Lard Committee Of the Produce
Exchange to-day decided that mem.
bers who recently failed to make good
their contracts for the delivery Of lard
must pay the difference between the price
when the contract was made and the time
when the lard was delivered.
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THE CARLIsT CAUSE.

MADRID, November lO.-ThC Cronisia,
the ministerial organ, states, in reference
to tho reported letter Of Don Carlos to
King Alfonso, "We believe Don Carlos Is
more incorporating Than any Of his
partislns." The CroRida also says 1--WE
are at the beginning Of the end Of the
war which will be speedily terminated
either by submission or The oyerwhelm.
Ing Of the CarlistS." The Correspondence
says that the prCtentlons Of Don Carlos
are exaggerated and in0dmissablc. The
Royal Army in tho field will DO 3O0,.
900 strong by the first Of December.
The Tempo halls the action Of Don Car
los US the harblngcr Of peace, and the
CrOaiaa says that Cal,lenOn Callantes, the
present Minister Of Justice, will he ap.
pointed Ambassador to The Vatican.
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TaE New York rorrespondendent of
Ine Boston Trarctlcr snys II is no joke to
Os on the staff Of the New York Herald,
''aoject to the orders Of the managing ed.
no, ,,St Of that great sheet. Recently Mr..
VhcIly' OF Cuban difficulty fame, recCiv.
g. g notice from the Herald office to hold
uinlell IN readiness to sail to Europe
nmi.lhln lwenty.fonr hours. Poor Mr..
GNeI!y had recently married and settled
IoNn in house up town, where he hnd
aOPei to SPEND the winter in peace and
qlIleioe'' lie rushed down to the Herald
IhSe and declined to 60 unless he could
n, TTt permitted to take his wife with him.
Ia" point wa' conceded, and the rest Of
M we liy was spent in closing up his do.
.Ilc ne'Ilc affairs, furniture, house rent,
SS'yant., Oncthcr's and grocers bills, "l.
r w etc. and the next day he sailed.
"a .he ri'e oi London correspondent ID
wen worse. Mr.. Forbes, Of the Ddiiy
., "'S' informed the writer that he kept
a. ~ NE house in the suburbs Of London
we I vaIl'e always ready packed, and
M ,uAt he wa' prepared at an hours notice
w W START 10 any part OF the world. But
S. "e" gentlemen have neither m un.
,INs''ay NJ nor unpleasant life Of ii, after
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Tie Prospects Of a Gang Of Muir.
tiefRPa.

DENVER, November l7.-I'rank valin-
dire, one Of the party who mutdeted the
four Italians In this city several weeks
ago, has been captured, and was to-day
brought TO this city. lie was the only
one Of the assassins at large. All are
now secure, and will be tried soon. Sew.
eral Of the band have confessed the crime
since their Incarceration, and II Ia be.
lieyed that all Of them, seven In number,
will be hanged.
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Tho IlllIinrl Tonrnnlncnt.

NEw York, November l7.-In the
billiard tournament to-day SloSson beat
GARNER, the score being 800 to 2lS; win.
ner's average, 8 1882. III the game be.
tween CyriIle Dion and Rudolph the
score stood n, follows: Dion, 300; Ru.
dolph, 100; winners average, 10 2O.2S.
Joseph Dion, 800; SlOsson, 1903. The
winners average was 0l.
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NnrroW Gauge IIoAd.

LITTLE Rock, November l7.-Thc hot
Springs Marrow Gauge Railroad Is now
running regular trains between Malvern
and Lawrence, six miles from Hot
Springs. The General Assembly to-day
accepted an invitation to take All excuf.
sion over the road on Saturday next.
To-day was the coolest day Of the sea.
son. Ice was formed one. Gnattcr Of nn
inch thick last night.
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TURKEY.

LONDON, November ia telegram
from Constantinoplc, contains the follow.
ing: A serious encounter occurred on
the 18th Of November at Piva, in Bosnia,
between 10 battaliOns Of Turkish troops
and large body Of Insurgents, II Is
reported that the Insurgents were com.
pletely routed, leaving ak hundred kill
oil mn tho [inl6
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INDIANAPOLIS, November 10. = The
Grand Loodge /. o. 0. +. convened in its
annual session In this city to-day. The
attendance Is unusually large. The grand
officers reports show 47g effective lodges
in the State, and membership Of 26,0OO.
Twenty.three new lodges have been ihsti.
tuted during the last six months.
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Another I,nssenger Found.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, November IL
A schooner from East Bay brings a re.
port that a body, supposed to be that Of
Henry Rodgers, Of Brooklyn, a passen.
ger ON the Waco, was found and buried
on the beach near High Island, thirty
niles from Galveston.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, November 1.-THE
Ku.Klux prisoners Swan and Smoot
were taken 10 the Frankfort penitentiaty
this forenoon by the United sLateS Mar.
shall Mofiert was respited.
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,IlS SAD She John, love, get up and kin.
S. SS '0e hIe'' John shrugged his shoul.
IItt'' and remarked that there were no
Ssa S.0llng' why, just take, said she, in
ne, ,oa own W. sweet way, "thc kerosene and
r;n' IN, u on The Goals remaining, and you
W.! wy have a ire in a minute that will sur.
EIHe YOU, lie did, and was surprised.
i,a M sop o. the stove jumped up into his
tos anu IN moment he was In posi-.
S va 70 leIl whether the streets Of the
II SobSi, jerusalem ,,cm were paved with gold or
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OnlcInI yrnlorities in wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, November 1.-THE full
official vote Of all the counties has been
received at the office Of tho Secretary Of
State. The majorities OF the successful
candidates are rs follows: For Governor,
Ludington, Republican, S4l; Lieut.. Gov.
cinor, Parker, Democrat, l,2Ol; Secretary
ofState, Doyle, Democrat, G2l; Treasurer,
Kuhn, Democrat, 2,SO4; Attorney General,
Sloan, Democrat, 1,sl1i Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, Soaring, Democrat,
lin
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LOUISVILLE, Novembet lion the ar.
rival Of william smoot, leader Of the
Oven county Ku.Klux, at the State
prison, q revolver was found In his boot
eg. How Il got there is a mystery, but
hat II was his intention to. use II In es-
aping there IL no doubt.
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Brick POmeroy Suspcnds-No As.

New York, November l7.-Mark NJ.
Pomeroy, better known as "Brick" POme.
roy, proprietor Of the Democrat Of this
city, suspended to-day. Liabilities about
$4,000; no assets.
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CnEcE IN THE BREADsrurrs MovE.
SESr.--The Chicago Tribune Of the Nth
says.
The movement Of grain from this city
toNew York by watcrisno longer possI.
OIe. The lake route is still open, but
grain leaving this city now must be for.
warlel from Buffalo by rail. Just how
much that will cost we cannot say. The
tllIfoad COMPANIES are asking liic. per
Ol'hcI ior wheat now, and l3c. for De-.
Iyember, II the agreement be made now.
thought that special contracts have
O'eo obtained at lea. figures. The cost Of
transportation in that portion Of the
route being increased, The process Of
Shipment Il rendered possible only by II
9ecIioe in the price Of grain here, re.
anc'ion in lake freight rates, or n rise on
we We @aOo1tl, or by some two or all three
o. thc'S movements. Hence heavincss all
around.
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lhgnteIltgEtreer


=
,..,alI be we'll for the political fungi
,n,iDg the .clEstyled "little lnves-
,'''n ,%,, Committee and which sucks its
as-'DI i,om the ,lank walls Of the edito-
'''I ''',s,nbcr Of the Market street organ
"a, ..' l,,e +. r, to investigate the char
" "" fthc stationery supplies furnished
''''' House Of Delegates by the con-
'.,,.,. ~ ' It il unpleasant to hear the
u',,npha,ic than polite denunciations
I',' t,, ofciaI. and ofthc members OF the
t,.',. W., 4. they worry with the inferior
"' ,,l. furnished them until patience
,s,., to be a virtue
', II. make our suggestion because the
.,,'ni,,ce Of fungi have great expert
'.,' '.io show not to do it" and are fully
W., '.,,,.,eat to make an expose OF the
n.,5ol, Of manipulating State contracts
a,,p draw the largest sums Tor thin
,.., and inferior supplies. We how
.,.,loote expect the committee OF fungi
~ ,',sopon our suggestions Such aCtiO"
~, ,h,ir part would be, not dgurativCly,
tr,.i,,raIIy the Devil rebuking sin, 1t
,"orIb ~ the Kingdom of Satan divided
,.air,t ii.eIt'
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DETROIT, MtCn., November l7.-The
schooner Rensankee Ia ashore near Ken.
eardine, Lake Huron. Assistance has
been sent from Port Huron. She will
he rescued II the weather continues favor.
abIa
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WASHINGTON, November 17.-To.dny
A. G. Buell., who was a long time ngo IN.
dicted for an alleged criminal libel on
Hon. z. Chandler, gave bail for his ap.
pearance for trial, Columbus Alexander
becoming his surety.
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Tho Schlil1 and Bcrgenthal case was
given to the Jury at one o'clock to-day,
but up to ten O'clock tonight they had
not agreed upon their verdict.
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TIC CentenuIaI Commission.

ElltOr ln'e'llseRCer
In reading the Governors message |
observe reference il made to the Centen-
NAL Exhibition, showing the Importance
Of our legislative bodies, Or rather the
House, taking immediate action upon ap.
prOpriaiing a sum Of money sufficient to
pay tleevpen'es incurred by the Centen.
NAL Commission Of the Slate-Composed
Of able, responsible and energetic Citi.
iehs--in collecting and arranging spcCi.
nensOf the wealth and immense resources
Of the State. Also, ample provision for
the erection Of q temporary building on
the Centennial grounds at Philadelphia
as headquarters" for all citizens Of the
State visiting the Exposition. This part
Of tho message, in the opinion Of the wri.
iet, IL as important, or more 80, than any
other clause pertaining othc interests Of
OUT young State, and ii cannot but COM
mend ilseIt to the attention Of our legis
laiOH A. a wise and necessary measure.
Our littIeStatc not yet out Of its teens
y here OhefedH a splendid opportunity OF
displaying lis great wealth; both mineral
and agricultural to the whole world, at IL
very small cost. And the question now
remains to bc answered, will the Legisla.
tarc confer a lasting benefit upon the
State BY endorsing Gov. Jacobs sugges.
tom The wise legislator will certainly
vote AYE
CESTEENIAL An ISITIO.
IrUyLupu IL ~, a. - ip-E
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New YoRK, November l7.-Arrived-
Steamships Bothnia and City Of Brook
lyn, from Liverpool.
LONDON, November 1.-THE steam
ships State Of Pennsylvania and Oder,
from New York, arrived out.
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OMAHA, November 1.-THE thermo.
meter was reported at l4' below zero al
Fort Laramie last night, with A inches Of
snow.
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FINANCIAL.

This Bank Is Organized and prepared TO transact
the business Oi banking In ali iti details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the same shareholders and Is under tie
sAme management,
BY carefully regarding the interests Of It's COuOa.
pODdenta and DepOsitOrS, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their Wishes II hopes To melt
their esteem and confidence
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout lLV
URitCd States.
Deposit Accounts subject TO check at sight IT.
ceIyed from Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corporations
and lndlViduRlA
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or at hXcd dates
Interest allowed on Special Deposits
DIRKcTOH.
John K. BOtsiOrd, VIM. D. Simpson
Jacob s. Rhodes, VIM, A. Turner,
GCOHG Adams, John l.. Hobbs,
COO W. FmnGhelm, John f. Wllsnn,
Henry N. Harper, my2i-,l4w
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NJ prcal before our readers this
,,,nior the tnll text of Senate Bill No,
!, known to the City Council as the
S,,,, Paving Act We presume it will
/, ,.,l with interest by all our citizens,
,.p.,iaIly those residing on streets al
r,l, paved. For ourselves, we have
,iy.o the Bill but hasty perusaI, and re-
haio therefore, from comment until
,i,e, , more critical examination Of its
p,oyi.ion4
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Tie weston -O'I.cary Walking
NnatHh.

CHICAGO, November l7.-Al LOO to.
day Weston had walked 200 miles and
Ofeaty 233.
AT li:3O tonight, O'IAary 07l miles,
Weston 2i7.
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COnllniSSiOncrship OF Indian 40.
fairs.

DETROIT, NEtCH., November 17.-A
Free Pres Washington special says: IA
runiOr Ia In circulation here that George
Jerome, ex.Collector Of customs Ia De.
troit, has been offered Commissionership
Of Indian Affairs and that be has the mat.
ter under consideration.
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BUFFALO, November 1.-THE pro.
peller Mohawk Of the W. 7. Company,
was burned this afternoon. Cause un-
known. Valued at S25,OOO.