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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-16
PAM PHLETS

VIII be printed from New Type, and the
greatest care exercised to insure accuracy an
freedom from typographical errors.
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preparation M I knew to he necessary for the
struggle for life that was to follow" The usual
injections OF atrOpIne were reaorted to, and the
electric battery applied, hut thoy were frultloss,
and within n few minutes absolute uncOn-
sciousness suUervened." brandy and strong
cohec were administered; "thirty minims OF
the two-grain solution OF atrupia injected un-
der the skin" md the patient started
again on his foet, being supported during his
walk by RELAYS Of assistants until all power Of
motion was gone" THIS treatment was kcpt up
NJ intervals for sixteen hours after tho poison
was swallowed, but the influence Of tho atrouia
used IN COunterdcttny the subtle effects OF tho
morphine continued for eighteen hours longer.
Tue system, however, received such a shock
that, over two weeks having elapsed with lttlo
appearance of recovery, sea trtp was advised,
mud a fOrtnixhts absence In cheerful travel per-
fectcd convllescence. II is evident that Dr.
Irasks lie was saved by the unremittlng care
Of his medical friends. He was literally rescued
from the Jaws OF death"
The statistics Of mortality In thls city show
that " the number Of cases Of suicide during
the years 1870, 1911 1872 and 1873 since which
time tucre are NJ reports In u tab Ilatod form, "A
comparatively small proportion were cauPed by
tho uso OF opium. In 1870 there were III sui
cidcs, OF which nine were bv laudanum and
morphia: i'm 1871 there wore 10 I'm total Of III /;
In 1872, 20 in ~, and In 1873, 10 In l6, the whole
number OF deaths hy Opium poisoning In the
v rious forms In which the drug Is taken being
% in four years "a proportion Of about 1 toe.
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stipulatlon tha the lessee should build on them.
On the expiration OF tho leases the buildings
reverted TO him with the lots. The Astor House
was the only instance In which he ever parted
with his real estate. For some unexplained rea-
son he sold this place to his son, John Jacob,
for one dollar.
None Of William u. Astor's property was in
sursd. IIe believed like Mr.. Stewart that the
cost Of insurance would be greater than hts
losses. The tofms OF his fathers will prohibited
the building OF brown-stO ono houses, they
this rule. and the prown-stone houses that he
owned no bought from Others, as they reverted
TO him on the expiration Of leases. The most Of
the residences that he built ON Madison nnd
fifth avenues aud Thirty-,hird and thirty
fourth streets In recent years wore OF Nova
Scotia free stone or brick with stone trimmings.
Mr.. Astor attended Icfsunnlly to the rental oi
his real estate, and was assisted by his sons and
was at IS Prince street, and h. went to the Office
evcrN dav until very recently lie retired Mr.
In 1870 Mr. Astor paid two MILTON dollars
taxes ON bis houses and lots. Among the ulaccs
that he owned outside OF New York is Green
TuE AsroR FAMILY.
Mr.. Astor never held public otlice. llis
whole life was spent IN the management of his
fortune. lie leaves thec sons Jnnn Jtco',
William H., and Henry. Neither Of them has
Henry, the youngest son. inherited the estate
OF his uncle, John jacob, six years ago lie
married the daughter of a poor farmer In Barry,
town, Dutchess county, against the wishes oi
his relatives. since his IN arriaRc he h. retired
To- pla, q near hudson. and he rarely comes to
the city, although the most Of his property Ia
here
The Astor estate desccnds to John Jacob. the
eldest son Of William li. lie is about W years
old, and has one son, william.
II has been the custom In the Astor family for
three generation TO deposit one hundred thou
sand dollars in bank at the birth Of son or
daughter, the money and the interest to DO
given to the child when he or she became of age.
MIR. VIM. B Astor had three daughters, the
eldest of whom was the tlrst wife of Sam Ward.
Another was the wife OF Frank Delano, of Grin
nel, Mnturn CO., and the third IS married to
Mr.. John Carey. The Hon. John winthrop
Chaulef married one of his grAnddaughters.
Mr.. Astor was sharp and cxacting In hia bust
meas detlinEs. As his friends EXPRESSED Il,
"When he paid out cent he wanted cent In
return He was not 80 prominent IA charita-
| bic works a. was his wife, VINO died q few years
ago. She WAS a manager in several charitable
institutions, and gave away fortune among the
and was related to the family Of Alexander
/ Ham lion.
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rHB rouRNAMENr or ITHLETEs.
Fencing. Boxing. WRESTLING, Lining. and By
cicic RidiEg by Men Of Muscle.

Fencing, Boxing, wrestling, Lining, and by
cicic RidiEg bv Men Of Muscle.
A novel entertainment, which will bo
continued FOR several days. was opened In Gil
more's Concert Garden last night under the
superintendence OF Fred. J. Englchardt. The
house was we'll iled, and the spectators were
pleased with the treat presented.
The FIRST event of the evening was a match
with foils between Regis Senac. the Champion
OF the House." aud an unknown swordsman.
Some tolerable fencing resulted In victory for
Senac.
Next came bout with the gloves between
Mike Coburn, " Champion OF the House." and
George ddons. The Champion OF the House"
was declared % be the winner.
rtats "a s,rrns.h we're next In order. The
" Champion - the House," X. \. Penncll, COM
PSted win Proi; Miller, Andre Chrstol Prof.
m, Bauer, ana Emil kegnicr and In lifting dumb
bells and other heavy welghts wa, the victor.
j. Messenger then performed his celebrated
cannon bail act, and WAS literally appaudcd.
In the veloclpede race Of i've miles there were
six entries W. {. Mcclellan, Champion OF the
House, A. 7, Messenger, A. Mornaud, W. l..
Cummings, W. Il. Harding, and Frank Shaw.
Mcclellan took the lead and won the race. Mes
from one to three miles behind.
Monsieur j. NJ. Lahn, champion OF the
World ana also "Chrmpion OF the House."
msde nne display OF his skill with the Indian
clubs, and as he had no competitor he was de-
cllred to be still champion.
The hsxrg match between Joe Coburn and
one. 1t was decided in favor Of Joe Coburn,
champion Of the House"
Tue closing exercise was wrestling match
between Andre Chrlstol and Prof, Tn. Bauer. II
was interesting. and at the termination Of tho
time allowed, neither having made = fall, the
match was declared a draw.
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JorTINGS ABOUr rOwN.
ST. Johns Guild earnestly appeals for aid

st. Johns Guild earnestly appeals for aid.
Emanuel Buschsten trimmings, Grand street,
made an assignment yesterday.
Justice Frederick q. Gelnev. OF the Eighth
Judicial District, qualified yesterday.
There was a crush in Washington Market yes-
terday Afternoon as usual on tht day preceding Thanks
giving
Matinee and evening performances in tho
urand opera House to-day seq adN -risenen for par
uculaFs.
The Collectors. Surveyors, Appraiser's, and
Naval ONO, the hu11reasury ani the Post once are
20 he closed today and on Friday.
Mrs. Kable, 5Ol West Forty-fourth street, un-
designedy gave hcr invalid husband an
arsrnlcal medicine yesterday. he died wilnln FEW
minutes
The Secretary OF the Indian Commission OF
Wv IpiaV.l1 lr,N y NV, W W ~ lN-t tnr tol-
lection ~ inc hnieh o the lransl slrlou, On sunday,
yielded only 5000.
The Miss Molenhauer. whose debut az bal
lad singer on Tie Ohmpc Theatre tiagr was noticed In
haucr anu no OF the orchestra leader EdWard Molcn-
haucr
Thomas Taylor, driver for John Ratzer, Of
rucN ip West street, near Nestry, yesterday morning
and was run over. lie diei on tAc spot HIS truck
siterWard found IN Wa hlngton Market.
The body Of James Taylor Of 4i0 West Thirty
eighth street was found by oncer McCue In West
STR e. near Debrossea street, carly yesterday morning
~ ~ ~ w n nuu was hltl'u " NH HNftf
turcd.
AZ the instance Of Mr.. Franklin J. Ottarson,
me American Common school League will urge upon
sha take the common SCHOOLS out Of parry strife MIR.
Otirson believes that the pcops Nui W large ma
lOrlty ratify such an amendment.
The Centennial Choral Union OF New York
have presented 800 tickets Tor me performance OF Men
delssohns grand orstorio OF kliJah," IN stenway Hall
on the 2oth inst 10 the destitute fanny Of the late
Howard Glover, to be sold for their herent Trckcts
may procured AZ th- oflce of HdsOus Ar J0urndS
loi = Iairtesalh street, tho Lotus VI shs A.
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ADiRING RIRGLtRY.
A Michigan Dsnk II obbed Of Between 81 900
aud $4,000.

MONROE. Mich, Nov. PA daring and
successful burglary was committed IN the First
Natlorsl Bank of this city early this morning.
TIE wrtchman was bound and gagged the
outer doors Of the safe were blown OF, and an
entrance obtained to the inside safe by pryine
open the inner door with wedges. Between
$1,000 aud $4,000 woro obtained. Five or six
men PARTICIPATED In the robbery, some OF whom
renamed outside on guard. An ad Joining Office
was entered 10y some OF the parties and the in
mates kept quiet b. having pistols presented To
their neads. The explosion which blew on the
outer doors Of the sufe was very heavy aud
burst out the windows and made n complete
wreck OF the room. The gang Ia thought to
have scattered In different directions. Up to
noon no arrests had been IN de. The officers OF
the bank have offered reward Of 5000 for the
capture Of the ROBBERS.
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WM. o. ATERY'S 1RIIL.
Col. Mcyrne Tcstifyina to Avcry's Connection
with the " hickey Ring.


with the " hiskey Ring.
Sr. LOUIS Nov. H.-Thc trial of william
o. Avery, late chief clerk In the Internal Iiovcnue
Bureau, was continued to-day. Col. Meyrne
testified that In 1871 Col. Joyce wrote TO him to
como to st. Louis IRON Cincinnati, where he
then was, and he came. lie agreed with Joyce
and Mcdonald to arrange with the dlstlllers for
running crooked whiskey, and to act MS collector
OF One-halt the tax on the crooked whtskey from
the dstllers for the Ring.
lie told Of dividing tho money into fve parts
one for himself, one for Joyce, one for McDon-
aid, one for Ford, and one for Mckee. pat
OF the fund set apart for the subordinate on :
GERS went to FitzrOy, a part to Concannon, and
part was set aside for William a. Avery, the
defendant.
Tnis last portion witness always gave to Joyce.
At nrst the amount OF 1t was SlOO per week, at
Joyce's direction, but Joyce returned from a
Washington trip early in 1872, and said that
Avery must have three hundred dollars per
week, and this amount was ALWAYS set aside
after that. The money was ALWAYS put 10 an
envelope marked Avery, and handed to Joyce
or sometimes to FitzrOy.
Witness told OF making an agreement with
Drashi.r areNcnue agent, who came here, by
which Brashier, VINO hrd discovered the frauds,
was to make favorable report He paid Drash-
Ter 1000 at the Southern Hotel here and either
5000 or $i,0o0 at the CARLYLE House IN Cin-
cinnati. At the latter place Brashier presented
witness with copy Of the wbitewashng report,
and witness still had IL IN his possession.
Joyce ALWAYS told witness tnat Avery kept him
informed as to tho coming OF agents aud other
affairs at headquarters, and frequently showed
him letters Sld kilograms purportng to come
from Avery. The teegrams were generally, n
substance much Ike this: :" Your friends viii
morrow" or something OF that kind. Joyce
rlWavs explained that tho friends and parties
referred TO revenue agents. Averys specified
duty seemed to be to keep the Ring informed
on the coming OF agents.
The evidence Ia considered to be very strong
against Avery, and In connection with the let
tiers from him to Joyce, which the Government
attorneys will produce, will secure his convic-
tton beyond all doubt. Avery said to friend
to-day that under the present condition of pub
lie sentiment, he hardly hoped To be acquitted.
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WILLIAM d. ASTON.
Born September 10, l7p2.
Died NOV. 81, 1875.

For MANY years Mr.. Astor was member Of
Nrace Church, hut as his age Increased he found
the fatigue OF travelling 30 far to service ore
than he cared TO undergo, and recently ne ter.
minated his membership For some weeks prior
20 his death he contemplated Joining another
church, nearer his residence, but had not fully
eeclded which one 10 connecthimsolf with.
AsToRs YOUTH.
John Jacob Astor, the father Of William II.
hstOr, was Torn in Heidelberg, and coming to
this country in early life, embarked In the fur
trade and aluassed fortune. William Is. Astor
was born a. li9 broadway on the l0,h OF sep
tomher, l,H. There bis father carried on his
buenehs as "A futricr, and lived with his family
~ the same house. SIX years after the birth OF
the future millionaire, the elder Astor, having
accumulaied between $DOOO and S3OO,OOO
hred house at ~ broadway, the site
OF Vie existing Astor House, and moved into
~ with his family, retaining the premises
nl 9u.l9ers only. From very early period Of
hls life William u. Astor was his fathers princi
pal assistant. Ile learned the fur business
tsn9rpughly, aud acquired, too, those habits Of
HuislrY perseverance,, and economy which
6hslY made him the Rothschild Of America
vs. lather lntfustsd the trade he had built up
~ "on almost wholly to the management Of his
son' 50 that the latter may be said to have hum
selt aocumulated much Of the fortune accTulng
=" nun when John .Cob AstOr died.
.n.tei some years the old fur trader began to
senu % hls wares TO China, receiving In return con-
Seuulehls of tea business that soon became
"mously profitable. Jobh Jae obAstor doubled
=" already large fortune In very short time.
STUDENT LIFE.
1"neHo mo son had recelYod no hook oduca-
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Another Cardinal Dead.
|. Nov 3l-CorbinaI Rauachar IA
rhe Condilion of lhc Cnhnn rren.nrx.

HAVANA, Nov 2i.-Commissioner Rubi has
Issued circular the heads OF dcpar He says
Il Is undenaoc that the state Of the treasury
very natterng. but the situation Ia not aoe ether des
perate. The Treasury OF Cuba can recover Its former
condition " the administration obeys the established
eyetcm and fulns dutirs-strct morality, zeal,
perseverance, The natural product Of the public
nue aud Its complete collection are what rs required.
The taxes already established sufficient cover
ordinary and eNiraordnAry expenses and new
taxes are considered necessary The treasury N AZ
present oyer1urdenedi but from the LIST Of January
the current Obligations Will be met punCtually and the
surplus devoted TO the settlement OF Greater
ECONOMY In recommended.
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Schor lose Marli fAfrasna. the Mexican Min.
ist"r OF lOrrlsn Il isluA-,t 20 ai
Collector Shannon Of san Francisco has m.
ctNcd orders TO reduce the Custom uOuss expenses
fifteen pr cent.
The Mexican Consul AZ San Francisco has
ccived telegram from the Mexican Mulstcr Of Wash.
mg'on denying the reported amt Nation treaty
Major VIM. II. kcrns Of Los Angelos was
ulNNn rom nu-s' ati ~ ca iie was Eihuu1lr ~
Blur.
on the 1rst day Of his recent contest with
oleary IN Chicago, weston walked seventy nyc mirs
without STOP, and Un the thlri uay he Nnlkcl
eighteen hours and a half without break. stul hs
was beaten
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PRovIpENCE Nov. si.--rhc Corouer's Inquest
into the circumstances OF the dc2tn Of Mr., Elizabeth
A Cornell. terminated teddy a ycrdict Of ucah by
tuoilc bus revealed htle about woman or her MS
tory She seemed TO have been formerly IN the Trca
ui department, had travelled m1ch and had plenty uf
money. Her mysterious wAys had brought her under
the urvcilance Of the pocein this ciy and New York
but nothing was developed affecting her cha rAc
ter. Boston man testified that he her uncle by
marriage, aud that her maiden name ,rgaret Con-
nelly mystery han Is over the case which the IN
IlIInI N ..ln Ia
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some New stories Told before the Assembly
InNrrIigniing COmmiIIce.

Police Justice Kilbreth testified before tho
Committee Crime yesterday that It is not easy to
break disorlerly houses as the ncghbors unwi
ling witnesses against them and the evidence furnished
by the police Ia often insufficient. The Justice thought
that IN ninety per Of the that arc examined
by the magistrates the cause OF the commission Of the
crime could Oc traced to the use Of liquor.
Matthias NJ. Darcy testified that he had recovered
tO 900 OF the 100000 of bonds Uf which he robbed
last summer, Hc did not complain To the police Ha
empl lawyer to recover his property, and tho
lawyer advertised that he would give percentage OF
NE value of The ho"ds condition Of ,ser restoration
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Henry sbie,d.,. Nv, vidow.

In the contest for their husbands property
between jane the poor widow and Catharne the rich
widow, OF Henry Shields In Brooklyn the iury at mid
night announced that noy were not able to agree and
they wsre aNchargod. Nine OF them were In favor of
met iu vac poor widow Ihe t-al last ed nine days
ana the aln lunt IN litigation IL between $3.50 100 and
$4,000, lhc poor widows counsel Ia moving Tor a
nov trial said that new tcsumony hat su ldcnly hecn
discovered that was even nCsc conclusive than that
already put m eNi cnce. jude TapDcn SIT the cause
down iOr The fourth Monday In January.
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Tue KNITTING Mil s,riLc Endea.

ALBANY, Nov. 2i.-rhc extensive strike among
tho knitting mill operatives At Anit rdan, \. Y has
ended. they having submitted 70 the reduced wages IL
Is thought that tue resumption OF worA IN the mi ls
which occurred today. viii have "a tendency to check
the large number of nrendtHry fires that have occurred
IN the village during the past week or two
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The Five Points THEATRES.

The Centennial Theatre was not open last
night. Sun reporter found the old building IN Cen.
trc street dark and grim and few dsconsolate boys
ioungins about the entrance. A saloon keeper who
does business near by had persuaded Mr. Jones. the
owner Of the foundry. TO close II as nuisance. The
Grand Duke Opera House continues to flourish There
Will be matinee to-day. anu nfy oil chronlos are to DO
gwen away
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Gilbert Murch, well dressed prisoner wear
ing silk hat, marched through the streets 10
brooklyn yesterday, handcuied to burglar. lie was
arragned IN me Court OF Sessions on charge Of as
sautiug Jane Golden early In october. Ho pleaded
gully AMI was sentenced 10 tventy.nine days IN tai
lhe eNtenuating circumstances No presented were Lat
Nurch Was made father much 10 MS delight aud he
was celebrating the event bY spree when he commit
ted the assault for which he was indicted.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
George Ward Hunt. the First Lord Of the
Admiralty. 10 Resign.

LONDON, Nov s4.-The Morning Post OF to-
day gives prominence 10 the fonowine' Mr. George
Ward Hunt will resign his position First Lord OF the
Admiralty. aud will probably be succeeded by Lord
Henry o. { Gori LtnnOx, At preselt the member OF
Parliament for Chlchestr- and First Commissioner uf
Worse This step Will render necessary the reelection
VI LORD Lenue1 as 4 IN. lnJcr " P-rlialnrut.
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Yesterday afternoon the winners OF the games
in the tournament met In Girncr's rooms ana there
received thcir prizes. Joe Don tooE l.iuO a gold
medal and table presented by Grinh 4 CO.; Cyruie
Dion $1,000 and sexton slossOu and GARNER, each
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Two Vessel. Wrecked aud All Hand. Lost

HALIFAX, Nov "a The schooner Stella Maria,
Capt Arscru, from Halifax for Msgdalen Islands, went
ashore at Broad Cove "Wednesday night, 18th inst,
storm, and all hands were drowned. When the
vessel wa, discovered on shore she was bottom NJ.
81. JoiN, y. H., nov A-lhe schooner Adams
Campbell co laden, Was wrecked at NirlmlcAc aud
all hauus are rtpOFtCl lost.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov.9i.-Joseph II. Fore, who killed
his brothePnaw Beach, some two ago, and sub
sequeny twice attempted assassnate his wife from
ja ousy or insanity, anu who sent to the penlten
uarY for ten years escaned from that prison AZ Jeer
son CITY carly this morning TWO Of bis cell mates,
Robert norton, Tor burglary, ard j. W Peters, United
hatee prlsoner Tor rOOhng post office, AlGo escAped.
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THE C.iSE or LO.fDER.
No appointment 10 Take Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
KirhA rd.,. TesIimOnX.

The counsel for Joseph Loader, ten days ago,
asked Ju1ge Moore to choose commissioner to take
the testimony OF MIR. ana Mrs. Joseph Richards to
the adultery Of MIR. Decchcr with Mrs Tllton, but no
action has thus far been taken. Judge Moore sad yes
terday thar he would probably maze the appointment
carly next week. The delay gives rise TO- the opinion
that the Distrct.Atorncy viii enter noe proscqui IN
the case. MI harcan tald that the action would not
surprise him. lie believed that the prosecution did not
went the commission to go forth and n anole was
be kely 10 offer stipulation not to cal Mrs. TIL N
70 TESTIFY, which II accepted. would render commis
sion useless, Price the confessed perJurer has been
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The Goodwin Injnnc,ion Cu.e.

HARTFORD, Nov. 2i-In the Goodwin iniunc-
tion case against the New York, New Haven Hart.
ford Railroad, Judge Beardslcy to-day dismissed the
o sustaining the claims OF tho counsel Tor the com.
pany NJ all the points.
Frst that issung free passes 10 not necessarily ron.
trarJ 70 this charter Of the company second tha' II
10 not, angle stoCkhOldcr cannot INA ntain
a bill like this Bgalnst the company; third,
that no Encouragement OF the Coupnnys aiiaTs In
any way proved aud that the Intervention Of Court
OF Equity IN ts internal msnas ement would be lin.
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ONE WIFE roo MANY.
Two Greenpoint wives Suinz for Divorce
from the SRme Nunband.

Claudia Oliver, oright-oyed brunette Of II,
who lives with her parents Gs Dupont street Greer
point, was wooed and won by Edwin II. Brown, who
Ncd across the street. Claudlas parents we're well
enough pleased vita Brown, but knew little OF thcir
daughters attachment for him. Brown persuaded her
tOnarry HIN clande stiuCy, ami the ceremony per
formed by the Rev Dr. Hall uf The Centenary Church
Immediately after the ceremony the bride rcu ed
accompany Brown, but returned to her home, and
eiew days aiterward she told her parents OF the mar
rage They began 20 scArcn hrlr FOn-Llaw'z record,
ahd afcertaned that he already had wife. having been
married IN 1879 10 Ellen kunau In the North second
street Reformed Church ls wife, hOWcye. had tued
Tor divorce. Claudia has therefore also sued Tor di.
VOICE. on the gounG OF fraud IN the procure ncn Of tne
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DETROIT, Nov. 2i.-A despatch from Saut Ste
Marie this afternoon says that a snow storm Is
prevailing there. There over fourteen inches OF
snow the ground now. The thermometer Is 2S de-
Erees above zero. The Ice IN Mud Lake yesterday was
two inches thick The canal VIII remain open until II Is
closed by Ice The passenger steamers have about oil
ceakcd running TO Lake Superior. Al Mackinaw the
thermometer regsterci % above zero this morning.
There Is considerable nolung ice IN the straits.
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As the Dothnia was swinging out from her
wharf yesterda, man fell from the gang plank In
the confusion smother man was pushed OF one Of the
steamers crew, IN trying to throw a plsnk to them,
swept three more men over the ships siue PrOyidcI
italy nobody was drowned.