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FOREIGN ITEMS
PRINCE orNYnIcs 10 Return.

NEw YoRK, November ia London
special says that after The Cabinet Conn.
ell Sunday, telegram was sent advising
the Prince Of Wales to return home. This
renl reason assigned by the correspondent
for this action OF the Cabinet, Ia the un
satisfactory attitude Of the native Princes
Not single reception has been prohereL
by any one Of these In Madras and ben
gal presidencies. All entertainments thus
far given have been given by the English
There Is no conccaling the fact that The
native Princes view the visit unfavora'
bly,.
A London special says that Ter
thousand pounds sterling have beer
placed by some getleman al the disposal
Of The Church Missionary Society, fol
Contamination in Africa.
Another specials says disaster occurred
on railway between Stockholm and Nal
ma, whereby 10 cars were completely
smashed, and 90 passengers killed, and x
jurrd. This last, however may refer 10
previous reported railway accident which
occurred in Sweden.
A Copenhagen special announces tht
serious illness OF the Crown Prince o
Denmark, caused by the fall Of his horse
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New York.

New YORK, November l9.-COtton-
Steady at l3sal4c. Flour-Less active;
super western and State 81 S5a5 40; COM
mon to good S. 3Oa5 80; good choice 50 Go
AZ 10; white wheat extra So 6OaS 90;
st. Louis s. 35a9 90; extra Ohio So l5a
$ 90; rye flour dull at 81 25a5 40.
corn meal steady at 50 Toe. Wheat =
Shade irmer with moderate inquiry, re-
iected spring 81 05al 06; No. ., Chicago
spring 81 2sal 80; No. 8, 81 10; Duluth,
Mimi, 81 80; ungraded 81 32al "a; No. |,
Mimi, soft 81 "a; winter red western in
ferior TO good 81 lOal %; white western
81 40al 45. Rye-Quiet at S0a90c,
Malt-Quiet and unchanged, Barley
Steady; Bay Quinte 81 II, Corn-More
active and higher; western mixed steam
47a47 lc do sail 7jc. Oats-Firmer and fair
ly active; western mixed steam and State
42ai0c; white State 4Gaj2c. IIay--Firmi
shipping zoe. Hops-FirmeF; eastern
and western l0al6; Cal, l7a2O, Whisky
"A shade lirmcr Isl l6l,
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t,cntcnnlnI Educntionnl MntterA

CHICAGO, November lO.-.En accord.
ance with a call from the State Superin.
tetident Of Schools, $. NJ. Filter, a large
number Of prominent educators Of ILL.,
noia met here to-day to consider the
means necessary for representing the
educational interests Of the State at the
Centennial. II was voted TO apply to the
Centennial Commission for the necessary
space In the buildings. Committees were
appointed on finance and methods, who
late In the afternoon made reports which
with triIling changes were adopted. The
committee on finance reported that ten
thousand dollars would be necessary for
proper representation, and for no part
Of this should the Centennial b0ard he
noknd
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FRANCE.
AGrand Fetc.

PARIS, November l9.-A large and
very successful fete was given to-day al
PaIaiS D'Industrial, in the Champs Ely
sees, by the FranCO.American Union, the
object being to give greater publicity to
and extend the subscriptions for the
scheme for n monument 10 Liberty In
New York Harbor, The committee oi
the Union was accompanied by several
pcrsOnages.
A brilliant concert followed, in which
the band of the Republican guard par.
ticipated. Another concert, vocal aS well
as instrumental, was given, anil the Star
Spnngled Banner was sung amid great
cheering. The iete terminated this even.
ing by the illumination Of the Palais
D'lndustrie, representation Of the pro-
posed monument framed was the leading
feature OF the illumination. Minister
Washburn, Consul General TOrbert, Mr..
Eaton, ex.NIinister SiCkles, Marquis Of
Rochambeau, Malexis De TorqIeVille,
Oscar De Lafayette, and severOl Deputies
in the Assembly were representatives Of
the press, and altogether there were about
six Thousand spectators present. Sub.
scriptons are progressing very favorably.
The Grand Lodge Of MasOns IN Paris and
most Of the Lodges in France have sub
sCribed literally,
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The Mexican border.

Ii there is a speck Of war anywhere
we should say that il is on the Mexican
border. Our dispatches tell Of raid by
Mexican cattle thieves who drove oil an
immense herd OF cattle and have been fol
lowed by U, S. troops to the Rio GrAnde.
Tho commander has notified the Mexican
authorities that unless cattle and thieves
are surrendered he will cross over
into Mexico and take them. Captain
McNally has already crossed over with
Texas State troops and had fight. This
Capt, McNally, by the way, is a West
Virginia boy, born and raised almost to
manhood in Brooke county, near Bethany
lie has made high reputation as tight
ing man and is terror to Mexican
thieves, never failing to severely punish
any maraudiDg bands that he gets on the
trail Of.
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l'lliIatIeIDhia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, November lO.--Wool
Strictly fine lleeccs continue in de.
mand; western fine rather neglected; me-
dinm scarce. Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above iSal0ci
X 4laiGc; medium IOa6lc; coarse 40c;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and west
ern fine 40a42c; medium lOajOc; coarse
iOalGc; cOmbing, washed bSaG2c; comb.
ing,unwashed 42!c; Canada cOmbing G2lc;
fine unwnshed 3Oa3lc; course and medium
unwashed 3ja37c; tub washed 4sa55c; ex.
tra and mcrinO pulled 8OaiOc; No. | and
suprline pulled 3OalOc.
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New YORx, November " Business
generally quiet with commission houses,
and jobbing trade was dull. Fancy cast.
mcres in fair demand BY clothiers. Cot.
ton goods moved slowly with unchanged
prices. Brown sheetings firm. Bleach
ed shirtings dull and irregular; low and
fine grades Of cotton nannels in good de.
lnand mud closely sold up. Prints quiet
exceptjOb lots, Sprngne's and Americans
which sold in liberal amounts.
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TuE following paragraph from the New
York Graphic Ia quite interesting, and
would seem to indicate that pistols for
two would soon be in order;
The public will do well to bear in mind
that up to this time we have made no
charges against the personal integrity or
private character OF any person connected
with the New York Iimts. We have pub.
lished caricutures of It's editor as u pub.
lie man, in his relation to public events,
We have criticised his action, as we had
right to do, in connection with public
measures; but It was reserved for the
Times to first make attacks on the private
character Of persons connected with this
paper. II we shall retort in kind let il
be unllerstoOd that We were not aggres.
sOrs. 1t Is a kindoG warfare that we do
otlikc, have not sought, and do not be-
yin. but
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CINCINNATI, November l9.-CotlOn-
Dull at l2Ic. Flour--Nominally un-
changed. Wheat-Demand fair and
market firm; red 81 l5al S2. Corn
Dull at G3aG5c; new 4jA50c. Oats-Dull
at 2Sal2c. Barley-Dull and unchanged,
Rye-Firm at 7sca$l 10. Pork-QIiet
and unchanged. Lard-Dull; steam l2c;
kettle l33c. Bulk Ments-Quiet aud un-
changed. Bacon-l'irm ut 7lallalllc.
IIams-lGc. IIogs-Quict; common and
light 50 75a7 10; fair to good packing
81 20a7 10; good to choice butchers 81 10
az 80. Whisky-StrOng At 81 II,
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November l0.-Petro.
leum-Quiel; refined l2Ialgtc; crude 10
al0!c. Flour - Dull md unchanged,
Wheat Steady; Pennsylvania red 81 80
nj 30; amber 81 40. Rye--SOaSlc Corn
More nctivei yellow 75la7Gci mixed
old 75c. Oats--In moderate request;
white lOnlSc; mixed SSaiOC. Butter
Quiet; New York and Bradford county
extra 3ia3jc; frsts 3ON32C; western ex.
ira 30a32c; iirsts 27a20c; rolls extra 2Sa
29C; tirsts 2GA2Sc. Cheese--QniGt; fine
western l2!al3C, Eggs--Stock scarce
and prices unchanged.
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ACCORDING TO the Boston Traveller, tht
head Of the largest dry goods jobbing firm
in that city, who on Tuesday morning re-
Ceived returns from five Of the largest
Western States, reports that In all these
States the jobbers and retailers are doing
u larger and better business than during
any previous year since the close OF the
war. Referring to his own business he
remarked that out Of four thousand regn.
lar accounts scattered all over the United
States, not one since the first Of July has
failed, suspended or asked for an exten'
sion. There are not half the grounds fOr
mistruSting the business future which the
croakers would have us believe. The
crops throughout the West have been
harvested and housed, are beyond possible
damage, and are more than satisfactory
both in quantity and quality, while the
farmers and planters are realizing fair
prices, in many instances more than ordi'
narily 10.
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MsslSu.--On Saturday, October 3Oth,
as we are informed by Thos. B. Fetty,
Esu., Mr.. Eliza KeeiOver came to Morgan.
town with load Of corn for sale. After
selling out he went to visit his sister
Mrs. James Turner--and after talking
with her for some time, he left aud went
to the residence Of Omer Snidcr, where he
remained until about 10 o'clock p. NJ,
and then started for home, since which
time he has not been seen or heard Of.
lie lived with his brother, John Keefov'
or, about two miles from Laurel Point,
in Grand District, this county. His
friends are much troubled about him, and
any information Of him will be thankful
ly received by'them. Address John Kee'
fover, Laurel Point, Monongaliu county
W. Va.-MOrgantO,Cn Post.
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IInlIilnOre.

BALrIMoRE, November 10.-Flour-
Unchanged. Whcat-StCady; No. 9 red
western 81 81. COrn-NOminal and I'M
changed. Oats--Unchnnged. Rye-Firm
at S0aS5c. IIay--Firmer At $22a24.
Provisions-Stock light and nearly nomi.
nal. pOrk-Old $23 25a237 8; new SEGA
1880. Bulk Mcats--ShouderS,O old 01al0c
clear rib lic; hams l5IalGc. Lard
Heavy 12lalllC. Butter-Aclive and
unchanged. Petroleum-Unsettled; crude
G9c; refined 12ial3e. CoHee-Nominally
unchanged. WhiSky--Steady at 81 II.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, November lO.--'rhe list Of
German exhibitors to he at the philadel-
phia exhibition next year numbers l,2l0.
The Presidents Of the Provinces at the
suggestion OF the Empress, are collecting
the articles connected with the treatment
Of wounded in time OF war; they will be
exhibited together, One Of the objects Of
interest will be u complete train fitted out
expressly to transport the sick and
wounded,
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LITTLE ROCK.

Little Rock, November 10.--A man
named Mcdonald was run over and kill.
ed by a locomotive at The Union depot to-
day.
The Senate to-day passed House bill
appropriating $4,000 for the Centennial
bill. A bill passed both Houses changing
the time Of meeting Of the general Assem-.
bly, to the second Monday in January
every two years.
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Mcnther IIeport.


PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, winds mostly from west &c
north, colder and clearing weather.
For the Lake Region rising followed
by falling barometer, northwest to north
east winds, generally colder, partly
cloudy weather, and in the Lower Lake
Region possibly rain or snow.
For the Middle States, rising, followed
by falling barometer, winds shifting tt
the northeast, lower temperature, except
in the southern portion, partly cloudy
weather, possibly followed by light rain.
For the Canal Regions Of Northern In
diana, Northern Ohio and the North
western portion Of Pennsylvania and
New York, the temperature will be slight
ly below or near afreezing point on Sat
tlrday,
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SPAIN.
Negotiating for a Truce.

SAN SEBASTIAN, November l0.-The
Carlist general Miret Is negotiating with
the authorities Of Puycerd0 with the view
Of bringing about truce. All the intel.
ligence received here indicates that the
settlement Of the war is inevitable In con.
sequence Of the exhaustion and diSorgan.
izatiOn Of the Carlsts.
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TOLEDO, November 1O.-Flour- Dull.
WheNt-Fair demand but at lower rates;
No. 8 white Wabash 81 81; No. ! white
Michigan 81 "a; amber 81 q. Corn
Quiet and steady; high mixed GGc; seller
November Gic; new Soc; low mi xed new
81; no grade new 81; damaged new 40.
Oats-Dull and unchanged
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PHILADELPHIA, November 19.-Otder'
have been given the Commandant at The
navy yard to hurry along The completion
and equipment Of the new sloops Of war
lying in the Deleware river, and to PM a
number Of monitors in readiness for ser.
vice,
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Mails Robbed.

tirrLE Rock, Novembct 19.-Col. 10.
gan Il. Roots, Treasurer of the Texas and
California Stage Company, received The
following dispatch:
CoRPUs CRtsrf, TEXAS, Nov. 10.
Logan H. Roofs:
| received a telegram from a driver Of
the Corpus Christi and Brownsville Mail
Line, stating that the mail was robbed last
night 10 miles from here. The robbers
drove Off with the wagon, mules and all.
lSigned.) j. s. HUNTER,
doenL
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NEW YORK.
NIckuess or GcueraI Iluller.

New YORK, November l9.-The sick
ness Of General Butler, while on his wa!
to St, Louis to attend the trial Of W. U
Avery, whom he was 10 defend, probably
gave Use TO the rumOr Just reported
from Boston, that the General died thii
afternoon at Gloucester. Advices irou
Gloucester say nothing has been hearC
there Of his death.
MOopY-sANKEY REVIVAL,
At the Moody and Sankey service il
the Brooklyn Tabernacle this afternoon
the usual requests for prayer for drunk
ards, in6dels and backsliders was sup
plemented by one asking prayers for AZ
editor.
Mr.. Moody said that quite a number
Of persons had said to him that il wa
too bad that this good work was now
about to stop, but for his part he thought
the work had just commenced.
They had not much time to work dur
ing the last month, having had four ol
five meetings day to attend tO,but il those
who had attended those meetings had moi
the spirit Of the Lord in them now, then
he would say their work in Brooklyn had
been a failure.
II Am The Vine, and Ye Are The
Branches" was the subject Of MoOdy's
remarks, and "NOthing But Leaves" was
Sankey's love song.
OF the ten thousand dollars wanted by
the Young Mems Christian Association,
five hundred hnye been collected.
NO ALlMoNY FOR CoNCUBINEs.
The action Of Chief Justice White, in
discharging Brigham Young from alleged
contempt for disobedience 10 the order OF
Judge Mexican requiring him to pay an
alimony to Ann Eliza, Is satisfactory to
tho Government.
It is the opinion Of the Attorney Cen
eral that the woman in question, in mar.
rying brigham Young violated the United
States statutes, and therefore cannot
avail herself Of her own wrong.
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The jury in the case Of Faley ys. the
Union Pacific Railroad, in the United
States Circuit Court, returned verdict
Of $500 for plaintiff. lie sued for Sl0,.
900 for personal injury received by fall
ing seventy feet down a tube at the Union
Pacific bridge during liz construction
while at work upon II.
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Alter the Cattle thieves.

GALVESTON, November lD-The follow.
ing has Just been received from San An.
tonic. Rundlett struck yesterday back
OF Los Bueves, q trial Of 2j0stolen cattle,
he following Il to the Rio Gfande, cross.
ing and finding the thieves on the Mexi.
can side. A demand was made by him on
Mexican authority TO surrender the cattle
and thieves by tomorrow morning.
lie has crossed into Mexico to recover
them. Major Clendennin has gone down
to assist him with all The available
troops from Ringgold Barracks. Major
Alexander has just started with two com.
panies from Los Cueves. made n de.
mand on Colonel Chfistobal for a rendi.
ton Of the cattle and thieves. Line to
Ringgold Barracks this afternoon. Pot.
ter, commanding.
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TronstrErrd t1 Ne,y tInnrtars.

CohuMnus, o., November l9.-The
garrison lately on duty at Newport bar
raCks was transferred to thiS city and
took possession Of the new United States
barracks to-day.
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PITTSBURGH, November l9.--Pig iron
Quiet, prices unchanged; gray forge
quoted at $22 cash; s23, four months.
Wheat-Quiel, prices unchanged. Corn
Dull; shelled G3aGjc; free in elevator
old sheled 65aG9c; new 4Sa53c. l'etrU.
leum-Quiet and steady; crude 81 30;
Parket's refined l2lc Philadelphia deliv.
afV
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Arreyte,I Tor C'ounterIeitInr.

CINCINNATI, November 10. Abram
Culver, Calvin Stephens and Wm. Shep.
pard were arrested and held in $1,000 bail
at lronton, Ohio, yesterday, charged with
cOuntcrfeiting.
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REsiHNED.


New York, November lO.-In the bill.
lizard tournament to-day Daly made 300
and Garnier ~; winners average % l.l2
TO NE CLOSED
The Canal Commissioners have notified
those interested that the canals, unless
sooner closed by the ice, will he closed on
the 10th OF December.
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Deep Snow-Diphthcrin.

OMAHA, November l9.-The operator
at Evanston, Wyoming, reports snow at
three and a half feet and slill showing.
Green River reports two feet Of snow
which il thawing.
The physicians report a great deal Of
diphtheria In the city. Old and young
ra alika EIapind
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Months, November lo.-well inform.
ed Gotten men say the present cotton crop
II II can be gathered, will be the largest
since the war.
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ACTIVE NAVAL PREPARA.
TIONS.
A fleet 10 he Formed ltninetlI.
ntEIy.FOur NlOOps.O1.Nvnr nild
Three MOnitOFst0 be Got Ready
tnR kha

Three MOnItOrStO be GOt Ready
Tor Nea.
PntLADELPntA, November lS,-With.
in the past few davs orders have been re-.
ceivedb by Commodore preblc, Command.
ant Of The Philadelphia Navy Yard, to
send the sloops.oi-wdr Huron and Alert
to Rea. The Alert has been here in port
only couple Of weeks, and will stop al
Washington to receive further orders and
full equipment The ostcnsible destinA-
ton II the Huron IL China. Both Of
these vessels carry four broadside guns,
one pivot gun, and sixty.pounder on
the forccastle. Yesterday morning nddi.
tional orders we're received to send the
monitors Passaic, Wyando.te and Nan.
tuckel to Norfolk Navy Yard, 50 that
they may be docked, have their bottoms
scraped, and receive supplies. Their des.
,ination after this ia not known They
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whisky Prosecutions.

MILWAUKEE, November l9.-The Cir.
cult Court has been engaged all day in
hearing testimony for the prosecution in
the case against Reilworth 4 Wood.
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ROCHESTER, 1g.-.Aiter the body Of John
Clark was cut down to-day an attempt
was made by his friends TO resuscitatc
him, but without success.
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QUEENSTOWN, November l9.-Steam-
ship scythiu, from New York, arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, November l9.-Arriyed
The steamer Wisconsin, from New
York.
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INDIA.

BOMBAY, November lO.-The Prince oI
Wales has arrived at Barada. He was
magnilicenLly received by GuCkawara.
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HALIFAX, November l9.-The steam
tanhery at Manitou was destroyedby FIRE
this morning. Loss about S2j,00O In.
suFance $4,000.
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ITALY,.

RoME, November lO.-Cardinal pieLro
Di Silvestri is dead. lie was born in
1909, and was elevated to The Cardinal
nte In 1858.
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LOUISVILLE, November ~. ThOmat
Finnegan, a prisoner In one OF the city
stations on The charge Of felony, was
found dead In his cell to-day. Cause oil
death unknown, but supposed to be apo.
ttoYv
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IT is evident that severe trial is in
store Tor any theater in New York which
shall offend the public by presenting
them a poor stock company, When
Booth played LagO last week, distin'
guished critic tells rs that "Illere was a
fair cast Of the parts" his idea Of u fair
cast being eIucidAted by adding that
"Miss Jetireys-Lewis was frivolous, mon
otonous and singy.songy as DesdemOna,
The Emaia Of Miss Alice Gray was vi.
cious, croaky and screechy," and the Cas-
Go Of Mr., Barrymore was "earnest, intel
Iigent and clever, but loose'jointel and
raw" II this Is the way fair cast is
treated, what fate awaits foul cast?
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TIE Centennial Committee in the
House Of Delegates yesterday recommend.
cd an appropriation OF $4,000 to defray
the expenses Of the State Centennial
Board in making proper exhibit Of the
resources Of West Virginia at the CON.
ing Centennial Exposition.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Honey nnd Ntocl4N.

New York Money ana StOCkk.
New YORK, November lO.-MoNEY-
Closed at 3Ial per cent. Prime nercan.
tile paper Ga7t per cent. Custom re.
ceipts $4,000. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $49l 900. Dry goods exports
81 ,O4l 900. Clearings, $l30OO,OOO.
GoLp- Opened and closed at llll,
with sales In the interim at ll4sall6.
Carrying rates y, !, 2 and 8 per cent.
Loans were also made fiat. The advance
to 115 was In consequence OF the warlike
rumors from Washington. Al the close
the advance was lost, as there was no
confirmation Of the reports.
GovERNMERr DoNDs-Firm with small
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CHICAGO, November lO.-At lao to.
day O'Leaty had walked S92 miles, and
Weston 3jj miles.
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official purity and integrity, Os, confess
ing its utter helplessness, shutdown to
lower depths and die in the mire OF its
own corruption.
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LATER.

Mentally crossed into Mexico this
morning and had fight with 400 MeXi.
cans, in which four Of the Mexicans were
killed. The United States troops are
ordered not TO cross into Mexico.
Mentally commands State troops only.
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