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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-11-08
MARINE NEWS.
Wreck of a Gloucester Schooner.


GLOUCESTER, Nov. 6.-News was received
today from Yarmouth, N. s., that the schoon-
er j. D. Dodge of this port is total wreck.
She was owned by James A. Stetson, and val
ned at $500; insured for $500 in the Naum-
keag Office at Salem.
Two Maine Vessels Sold for Firewood.
The schooner Ocean of Calais and the schoon-
er Amulet of Trenton, which were driven
ashore in the storm of the 3Oth ult., on Pavil-
ion beach, were sold at auction yesterday to
Curtis G. Cressey for $500 and $40 respective.
Marrow Escape of n Canadian Steamer.
SAULT ST. MARIE, Canada, Nov. THE
Canadian steamer Francis Smith miraculous
ly escaped laundering in Lake Superior during
the severe storm Of the 30th and 31st ult. Fifty
six head of cattle we're thrown overheard and
many sheep and swine were drowned on board.
The cook room was demolished and the sup.
plies destroyed, leaving passengers and crew
without food from Friday night till Sunday
night. The rudder became unmanageble and
but for the daring exertions of the officers and
crew all W mid have persisted. No lives were,
however, lost.
In General.
The pilot boat Jas. W. EIwell went ashore
about five miles north of Barnegat inlet on the
night Of the 4th. A wrecking company have
sent assistance TO her.
there will be sounded during the thick and
foggy weather on the Nineyerd Sound light
shiplnear Sow aud Pigs reef, western entrance
to Vineyard Sound, Mass "a twelve inch steam
whistle, giving each half minute blast of four
secon Is duration followed by an interval of
twenty-six seconds.
The steamer Normater wasirun into by the
bark Churchill near Quebec Saturday morning,
and sank in twenty minutes. The crew were
saved
The cable steamer Nina sailed Saturday
from Quebec to repair the Duxbury cable.
The schooner John W. Dodge of Gloucester
Mass, struck Old Man Rock near Tuskett,
Yarmouth county, N. s., Thursday night, and
sunk. Crew saved.
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go REIGN PORTS.

Ar at Melbourne Oct 18th. ship Otago, Thorndike
Drammen
Ar at Marseilles 4th inst, brig Kossack, Smith
New York.
Sid FIN Cadiz -, barque Alfred, Burt, for United
States.
Sid I'm Gibraltar =, sch Mary Lord, Lord (rom
Denial for New York.
Sid FIN Liverpool 4th inst. barque Brunswick
Hutchinson. United States; Martha A Mcneil, Jor-
dan, do.
Ar at Deal 9TH inst, ship Moonlight, Warehouse
New York for Bremen.
Cid at Rio Janeiro Sept 81 ship Oakland, Reed for
Callao.
: At Barbados Oct 20. brig Geo Dale, Smith, repg
schs Ruth Baker. Collins. from Norfolk, waiting
Sarah Eaton, Prescott, do.
A at Matabano Oct Is, sch Maud harbour. from
Truxillo.
AT at Havana 4th inst sch Tannhauser, Grover
Portland.
Sid I'm Havana 9th inst. brig A Sparks Peterson
New York; sch Victor, Nickerson, Pensacola.
Sid I'm MatanZas 4th inst. barque Eliza White for
North of Hatteras; sch Efe j Simmons, barring
ton, Savannah.
Sid I'm Cardenas I'd inst, briggs Emma Hall, Per-
ry. North of Hatteras; Anna NJ Knight Davis, PEN
sacola; schs A Weeks, Haskell, Baltimore; Wa
nata, Carr, North of Hatteras.
Ar at st John, NIB, 9th inst, sch Nettie, Britt.
Portland,
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Prospect of. Trouble in the Cherokee Ma.
tim.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Major j. w. Ingalls,, In
dian Agent for the Cherokees, Creeks, Choc
taws, Cficasaws and Seminoles, has arrived
here from Springfield, ILL.,, to await advices
late election for chief of the Cherokees. The
determination rests with the National Council,
which met last Monday at Taplequah, but
which at last accounts had failed to organize
The two factions of the nation, represented
Thompson, are bitterly hostile. Both Claim i the he
election ard stand ready to defend themselves.
Bloodshed is apprehended which ever way the
case is decided. The Downing party, whose
candidate was Thompson, have called upon
Major Ingalls, for troops to preserve the peace
the authorities at Washington. Advices from
Taplequash are anxiously looked for by Major
Tnpalls
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Naval Cadets Diemissed for HAHN.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Nov. THE court martial
for the trial of the naval cadets accused of haz
ing concluded their duties and have been dis
charged, as already known. Two cadets were
dismissed and two permitted to remain subject
to certain penalties and restrictions The re.
naming case, that of Thomas Dickinson, a ca.
Diet midshipman appointed from Kentucky,
was disposed of on Friday by his dismissal from
the school, in accordance with the recommen-
datlon of the court. The colored cadet, Henry
%. Baker, Jr., from Mississippi, has also been
dismissed from the academy by the Secretary
of the Navy. at the request of the Superinten-
dent of the School,
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Foreign Notes.

Lieutenant Blackburne has been elected a
member of the House of Commons for South
west Lancashire, to fill the vacancy caused BY
the death of MIR. Charles Turner
The Posts telegram from Vienna states that
the Austrian frontier forts at Knin, LISA, and
Ragusa, are being prepared for hostilities
Cardinal McCloskey arrived in Ireland Satur-
day.
Thirteen stone masons left Ottawa Saturday
for Scotland, owing to a scarcity of work
The Liberia of Rome states that Prince Bis
marck intends to visit Rome next year to thank
the King of Italy and his ministers for their
mapy proofs of friendship to him.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
A TTEMPT AT POISONING
Arsenic Found in a Well.

AUGUSTA, Nov. AT Leeds arsenic has
been found in B. c. Thomas family's we'll.
Chas. W. Keith, neighbor, has been arrested
on suspicion, as he is identified as the man
who bought arsenic in Lewiston last Thursday,
Arrest of the Supposed Incendiary of the
Old Orchard House.
BIDDEFoRD, Nov. 6-Deputy Sheriff Han
son arrested Thomas Cushman and secured a
large quantity of stolen property-a gold
watch, bracelets, rings, hose, pistol, gold leaf
wrenches, hammers, etc. Part of the property
has been identified by Hanson & Written,
whose carriage factory was robbed and set on
fire a month ago Cashman is now supposed
to have been the incendiary.
part of the property recovered is supposed
to have belonged to visitors at Old Orchard the
pas. summer as Cushman worked at the Old
Orchard House at the time of the great fire.
He is about IS years old, and has been for some
time suspected of the theft.
Tufts Keats Bates at Football.
LEWISTON, Nov. 6.-This forenoon occurred
the first match game of football between the
second eleven of Tufts College, and the Bates
eleven Tufts had the first kick off, and after
vigorous kicking got Touchdown. Chang
ing sides Bates had the kick off, and claimed a
''touch down" by foul, but the referee decided
in favor of Tufts. Tufts had the next kick off
and gained goal. Thirteen minutes then re-
mained which were improved without decided
advantage to either side, and Tufts was declar-
ed the winner. Cheers were exchanged.
Bates had two men injured; Tufts one. The
Tufts boys won two "touchdowns'' and goal.
The match was novelty, and many specta'
tors were present.
Failure of w. X. Lnncy.
AUGUSTA, Nov. Nv. X. Lancy of Pitts
field, formerly of Augusta, merchant and
large lumber operator, has failed. He was on
the paper of Collier & Hamilton, who re-
Gently failed in this city, for large amount.
Liabilities not known.
Postal.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Postal changes in
Maine:
Postmaster appointed-Elbridge G. Wake
field, East Lowell, Penobscot county.
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Daily Domestic Rece,p,s.

The following were receipts by the Grand Trunk
Railroad-David Keazer 800 bbls flour, Norton &,
Chapman 4O1 do and car potatoes, Dana & Co 200
bbls Hour Webb & Phinney 200 do and 200 bags OF
meal King g. Gilman 300 bbls -four, g w True 100
do. G A Hunt loo do. G Thomas 100 do, d W Cool
idge 100 do, Paris FIGURING mill 100 do and corn.
Woodward q Brown 10 cars barley S w Thaxter
Blake q Jones l do oats, D Littleield 100 half
bbls -four and oats, Kenseli g. Tabor oats and
do potatoes Gallup 81 Clark cars oats, B No
BILE 2 care oats and car bran.
- BY water conveyance-10OO bush cornmeal to W
True e. Co.
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GUHRORD.


MONTREAL, Nov. THE police have been
furnished with 100 breach loading rifles, to be
used if necessary at the Guibord burial.
Bishop Bourget Warns Catholics not to
Disturb the Peace.
To-day another pastoral letter from Bishop
Bourget was read in all the Catholic churches,
going into some explanation, as BEFORE regard.
jng the sacredness of consecrated cemetery,
and to preserve its sanctity the Guibord burial
lot would be forever cursed. The Bishop con-
cluded by counseling the greatest forbearance
on the part of the people at the approaching
burial. On no account were they to interfere.
He warned them not to attend the funeral.
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In the whole medical pharmacopeia there is no
medicine so welt adapted for the suppression and
eradication of Brights disease, dropsy, kidney blad
der and glandular complaints, mental and physical
debility, errors of youth mature age, excessive in
temperance, gravel, diabetes, pain in the back and
loips, female irregularities and maadies incidental
to the urinary organs, as Hunts Remedy. This
medicine never fails to produce the most beneficial
results. Hence its adoption by family physicians.
nov3 deod&w1w
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F OR E IG N.
Arrival of The Prince of Wales ut Bonn
bav.

| II
bay.
BOMBAY, Nov. III. B. M. iron-clad Serpais
arrived IN the harbor to day with the Prince of
Wales on board
Massacre of Christians Threatened.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 6.-LeNord publishes the
following under reserve, dated Ragusa. Nov.
9TH: "The greatest evaporation is manifested
by the Musselmen of Herzegovina towards the
Christians. Secret meetings are being he Id in
the mosques, at which preparations are making
for a general massacre Of the Christians at
Mostar, Bomar and other places These de-
tails are unknown to Server Pdsha.
Disastrous Explosion at ListowelI, Ont.
LIsTowELL, Ont, Nov. Ga 60 horse power
boiler in Hess Brothers saw mill exploded this
morning, entirely wrecking the mill, the first
story of which was built of stone. The win
dows of nearly every house in town were
smashed, and many stores had their fronts
blown out. No lives were lost. The loss OF
property is heavy.
The French Ministry Likely 10 Triumph
the Election Hill.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Heralds Paris special
saws that in view of fnn ctru In
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Foreign Exports.

HALIFAX. Steamship Bermuda-4600 bbls of
-four 300 do oatmeal 29S bags bran, $50 bush barley
75O do malt 1900 gals liquors. 205O lbs rags ~ pack
ages merchandise.
CARDENAS. Schr Geo Marts-520O shocks and
heads l410 box shocks, 240 bbls potatoes.
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Dragging ont Existence.

The nervous, weakly invalid does not enjoy life,
but merely 'drags out existence, as the phrase is.
Unified for the active pursuits of fe and incapable
of paraking OF its pleasures, to which health alone
can give zest disincned to social Intercourse and
prey to melancholy the valetudinarian is indeed an
object Of pity Yet there is nothing il all this that
cannot be remedied by that genial Alternative tonic
and nervne, Hostetters Stomach Biters, which sup
plies deficient stamina, braces the nervous SYSTEM
and overcomes those bodily Irregularities to which
nervous weakness is most frequently attributable.
Diseases of the kidney and bladder imperfect dges-
ton and uterine troubles fertile sources of ebii
ty. Their eradication, however, becomes matter of
certainty when Hostetters Stomach Bitters sys.
dramatically used for that purpose. The Bitters like.
facilitating febrile complaints of maaral nature.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Wholesale NIarkets.

SATURDAY, November 6.-There is no improve
ment to note in the markets to-day. The -four
market remains steady with no change. Sales
have been excellent the past week. Sugars are ac-
tive at 10sc for granulated and 1Olc for Coffee A.
Pork is in fair demand at current prices. Lard is
easier with good trade Molasses is dull.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IA heavy shock of
earthquake was reported in San Benito county
this morning, preceded by a harsh rumbling
with a vibration from east to West
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LONDON, November 6-12.3O P. M.-Consols 90 sic
for money and account.
LONDON. November 6-12.30 P. M.-American Sc
curities United States 5-2Os, 1867, at 1885, United
States new 5s, 1893. Erie, ISL do preferred 81.
LIVERPOOL, November 6-l23O p. M. Cotton is
dull and easier; middling uplands 15-16d; do Or
leans 74d sales 5000 bales including 900 bales for
speculation and export,
FRANKFORT, November 6.-United States new SIS
at $50,
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The DefauItfng Paymaster,s CIer,,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE testimony in
the case of Splnney, the .defaulting clerk of
naval .paymaster Spauldng, was concluded
yesterday. There is ample cause for believing
Tue testimony will necessitate the calling of a
court natal.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. November 6-Sugar opening with good
demand. The market has for several days been dull
with small business but closed active; NO 10 to -
44 q l53 reals per arrobe; stock in warehouses at
Havana and Matanzas 40, 500 boxes and 5000 hhds
receipt Of the past week 1850 boxes and 1s0 hhds;
including 5000 boxes and 224 hnds to the United
States.
l'reights nominal. Exchange active at last quota
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MARRIED..

In Parsonsfeld, Nov. 4. by Rev. L. T. Staples. las.
W. Perry Parsonsfield and Miss Clara A. Brooks
Of Eaton, N. H.
In Georgetown. Oct A. Capt. A. T. Pierce of West
port and Mrs. Sophia SWEET Of Georgetown.
In DamariscOtta. G W. Brown of Belfast and Miss
Georgia A. Barstow of Damarscotta.
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DIED.

In this city November 9th, Robert Kelley.
Services at the -daine General Hospital, Monday
forenoon at 10 80.
In this city, Nov 4. Miss Clara Wiley, daughter of
Myron and Elizabeth j. Fairbrother, aged years
and months
In Denmark, Oct 90, Mr.. Solomon Cobb. aged 40
years.
In Gardiner, Oct. %. Mrs. Michael Woodward aged
SO years.
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Whitehall, N. Y. Burning I'm.

WHITEHALL, n. Y, Nov. IA large confla-
grafton is now raging here. The fire was dis
covered in the Lake House. 1t has taken the
tridge's hardware store, and is pushing up
Canal street at fearful rate. 1t is impossi-
BILE to determine where it will end, as the wind
is blowing gale from the north. Aid has
been sent from Rutland One of the steamers
was found to be disabled so that the depart
lars to-mnrrnN
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO November -Cattle-receipts 1900 head
the market is weak; shipping rs q co. few sales
cows so "a 8 rs; stockers and Texans so a 8 10;
shipments 9400 head.
Hogs receipts 5000 head: shipments 4SOO head
the market active and weak and prices about 1O4
lower; poor to extra at 25 @ 90, chiefly at 40 a
$50.
Sheep-receipts 600; the market is nominaly un-
changed.
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Providence Priu, C,o,r,s yx.r,.e,

PROVIDENCE. November 6 The Printing cloths
market closed steady at ACC for 30 days tor best GA
GA standard and extra goods with GALES during the
week Of 60, 500 pcs on that basis.
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METEORALNdzEGAE.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY. FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d G..
November s, Il A. M
For New England.
light followed by falling barometer north tn
east winds, slight changes in the temperature,
partly CLOUDY weather and possibly rain in the
southern portion.
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NEW ORLEANS-Ar 4th, ship Astoria, Kelley,
Bath, Me-
Ar 9th, ship Zephyr. Sweetser, Liverpool.
Cid 9th, ship Vigilate Fulton, Havre.
Ar at SW Pass 18th, ship Bohemia, Delano Bath.
Sid 4th, ships Mary Riggs, Transit, and Kate
Davenport.
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Bank Statement.
New York Stock and Money Markc,

NEW YORK. November 6-12.35 P. M. Gold 115a
Governments steady. Money at pei cent. State
bonds quiet Stocks active and better prices Sterl
ing Exchange 4S0 q 1856.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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Safe Blown Open and Robbed.
Vandalism.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. THE safe of Brown
ing, Capson & Co., Appcnaug was blown open
by professional burglars last night and robbed
of several hundred dollars.
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Boston stock Market.

lod6S DIT tue DrOhtrS DUuu, NOV,
Boston & Maine Railroad .................1O 1901
So Eastern Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. %
Second Call.
20 Boston & Maine Railroad. 1904
Sales at Auction.
10 Franklin Company, Lewiston. ............... 81
$4,000 Rockland lMe) City IS, 1885, ........... 1O0s
$4,000 Portland City Skies, 1896. 1929 "a 1924
s. 600 Eastern Railroad sinking fund rs, 1884. g.
$4,000 Boston s. Maine Railroad U.s. 1884. .6s4a6SS
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In Woonsocket last night, some vandals en-
tered the Oak Hill Cemetery and threw down
and broke some eighty marble monuments,
Outrapa
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Imme nse Prairie Fire.

OMAHA, Nov. Gan Immense prairie fire
has been raging since Oct. 18th, in the neigh
borhood of Captain Pollock's camp in the foot
of the hills on the North Laramie The fire
commenced near the head Of Beaver Creek,
and burned entirely around his camp, depriy,
ing him of all chance to cut hay or Craze. The
grass on both sides of the road all the way TO
Fort Laramie was burned off, also on the road
to Red Cloud as far as Buffalo Gap. The fire
is still burning in the direction of Spring Castle
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{ -ARINE NEWS
POKT OF PORTLAND.
Saturday, Nov. 6.

saturday, Nov. q.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chesapeake, Bragg, New York-pas-
sengers and mdse to Henry Fox. Passed. 9Th, on
Nantucket Shoals. brig Eudorus. from Philadelphia
Steamship Perkiomen, Pbiladelphia-coal to Ran
dali e. McAllister.
Sch Harold (Brl Hanson, Boston. to load for Cuba.
Sch Col Eddy, Day, Boston.
Sch Marcel, Anderson. Boston.
Sch Champion, lBD Granville. Boston.
Sch j Williams. Murch, Boston.
Sch Joshua Bates, Manter. Plymouth-nails to
Haines & Smith. and King s Dexter.
Sch Venilia. Fisher. Bay Chaeur, so bills mackerel;
Allen Lewis. Palmer. do so do.
Sch Western Light, Gray, Southport.
Sch Geo W Pierce. Pierce, Southport.
Ar 3d-Schs Caressa, rotter, and Emily, Alley,
Elsworth-lumber to Deering s. Milliken.
CLEARED.
Steamship Bermuda (Br) Cleaver, Halifax NS-J
Barquentine Jose More, Carlisle, New York
Sch George Marts, Marts, Cardenas-Geo Hunt
sch Margie. McFadden Philadelphia Nickerson
Sch Louisa johnson, Mailman, New York;
Sch Card. Foss, Bangor-w Preb'e.
SAILED-Schs Annie Bliss, and John Proctor
Sunday, Nov. ..
ARRIVED
Steamship Acadian, (Br) Cabel, Plctou, NS-liO0
tons coal to Jas l. Farmer.
Brig Mary Mariner, Titoomb Boston.
Sch Hattie Sampson, Bunker, Salem.
Sch Effort, Pendleton. Of and from Bangor for Fall
River. leaking about 1000 strokes per hour Will try
to stop leak without dscharging.
Sch Helen Mar, Duncan, Richmond's Island, with
80 tons cabbages.
Brig liza, Of Portland, has undergone extensive
repairs at this port during the past month and
is now in good seagoirg trim Her waist has been re-
built clear round, timbers put in refastened and
newly coppered, and has been released in Am Iovds
and Am Shpmaster's register for four years, She
has been chartered by r Lewis & Co to load Iumber
for Rio Grande. Capt VIM Chandler goes master
MEMORANDA.
Barque Clara Eaton, Hume, at Marseilles Oct 18th
from New York, reports heavy weather off the Wes-
tern Islands and shifted cargo. Sept 20, the sesond
mate died suddenly, supposed Of heart disease
Brig Frontier Blaisde from Philadelphia for
Portland which put into New York after being in
collision, has made partial repairs and cleared Tor
destination 9Th.
Sch belmont, Blake, at Philadelphia from Wind
MS, reports having encountered gale Oct 15 off
Barnegat and lost jlb split staysail and sustained
other light damage.
Sch Ella, Foster, of and from Bristol, fishing was
in collision with schr Sea Queen, of Bristol I'd inst
in Boston bay, and had stern stove and started
bad leak. She damaged to the extent OF 500
and put into Boston for repairs. The Sea Queen lost
bowsprit, head gear, &c, and put into Gloucester
fer REPAIRS
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 4th, ship Astoria, Kelley,
Bath. Me-
Ar 5tn, ship Zephyr. Sweetser, Liverpool.
Cid 9th, ship Vigilate Fulton, Havre.
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FIRES.
A Mandatory Rurned.

ST GATHERINGS, Ont, Nov. IA fire this
morning destroyed the main building of The
st. GATHERINGS wheel works, owned by Hunt,
Cairnes & Co. Loss on building and machin-
cry $4,000; stock 5000 Insurance on the
machinery, 81 500; building, $3.50; stock,
$4,000. Sixty men are thrown out of employ
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The French Ministry Likely TO Triumph

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Heralds Paris special
says that in view of the approaching struggle
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
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