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We extremely regret mat We have To an
nnunfe tue decedso Oi Air. y 81 "a l.. Dodge. Mr.
Duuce, VINO Is To-" ter known to our rea iers
under the nom dc plume Of Ivan Ort." IL will he
Ieuemtered, Mas a regular Contributor for some
time to the columns OF the 4mcric m Trluoller
where many II his Writings atttdc. ed the atm ost
attention aud Interest, especially his series Of
sketches Of Pdles lac. Mr.. Dodge. wnen first he
entertained the idea OF writing sketches of this
nature, commenced tOur through Egypt,
Assyrla, and tue Holy Land, and how
well ne carried out MS idea and now
thoroughly he performed his self-imposed
task IS supeinuous tor US TO point out. NJ
Dodge was also well known IN musical and
dramatic circles. both Ia tins country And the
Umed : .ates H. wa for sons tine A cor
respondent flr lHE NEW YORK sun, and IL may
p rnaps ~ OF interest to nduy 70 know that
tnls Is the gentlem al VINO ed sucl a firOrs
by purchasing SINGLE seat ticket Tor "a concert,
when JENNY Lind " 3 In tue zslutn OF her IA ne,
fof t5OO al Boston. lie W = subs, qlently editor
OF tue Boston Weekly Museum. Mr. DOIge was
possessed OF hne literary taste, anu welded a
graceful pen rs an essayist mi correspondent
Ia literary ana jOurn ,llstic circles he made
m any friends, VINO ad nifed hlm as muoh for
his rare and httr ctive social qualities "a for ms
extraui dlnary mental requirements. lie VS.
hftv three years Of age FIR many ye rs us W a
Secretary Of the Chamber of Commerce OF 81.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY. Nov. 4-P. M.-The Jcrom

SATURDAY, Nov. 4-P. M The Jerome
races were more attractive than wall street, and
the attendance at the various Exchanges was
slim throughout the day, with scarcely any trans
actions which could be dignined into promi-
hence. The operations of the morning were
characterized by heavy tone, which was evil
denced in decline Of Lake Shore from 81 to
5Gk, and OF Western Union from 12i1 to 72h {;
but at these points good buying movement set
In, which carried the last named up to -, at
which figures II closed strong. A fresh combi-
nation has taken hold Of this stock and lively
excitement next week may be confidently pre-
dicted, as the short interest has for some
months been known TO he large. and this
element added to an important increase
In receipts, renders holders tenacious In their
views Lake Shore. at the same time. under the
influence Of liberal purchaser moved up Hrmly
to 5'1. recording the highest points in the late
trade. but closing at 81. There was break In
OhiOs during the afternoon which carried down
the price to IN y cent. from log. to 9%. but this
was at time when the dealings in the other
shares were restricted by political meeting I'm
Wall street. and the significance OF the move
ment was practically imperative so far az the
remainder Of the list was concerned Michigan
Central fell of at the opening from 49, to 49,,
but subsequently recovered to 46k, and closed
at 45A, without commanding further remark.
The Northwesterns were firm and the 81. Pauls
steady with New York Central strong at lGs,.1
10si.. and Erie weak at llh1lO,.. The coal
stocks were also practically neglected, and. in
fact the general market reflected an indisposi-
tion to speculate until after the Presidential
election. As Tuesday Is holiday, not much
business may be expected on Monday and many,
In an ticipation Of this contingency, have made
arrangements to leave town for an absence
until Wednesday Wabash ruled hrmer az "a
1hGt1i. and Pacific Mail was steady at 2l1t
Inc following table represents the opening,
highest. AN lowest sales, regular way, OF the
principal stocks during the past week, together
WITH the nmmher OF shares denlt In
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Six weeks ago Mrs. III. 4. Yarbrough OBJ
tained dlv"c- from her ia bad on the
glouud Of desertiOn. The hpsba I'd went 10
work at Hickman, Ky, and H., a. 1t appears,
cneri,hing ali affection for nvr, SEM letters nd
teieRratns ur-tng uer To come To utm ana marry
hln dsain. sue accordingly ieft mere S,turd ~
morninS on tue nlckmhn mound train. Wnsn
sue reached Way,rle,, ,wever, she was take
fom tue IT in up n despatch winch ner
urOtner, Edward had caused To De sent. He
followed ner, rop Isl X To Ders iade uer 10
turn, or IN any event prevent ner from going To
Hickman to meet \ rorOush. A. WaveTley
SUNDAY morning. unuer pretence tnit sue Was
going 10 her room u lie uowD. she and the
daughter OF tue motel proprietor slipped out 10y
tue back WY, ran mile up Tue rack and
Ragged the westefn-buund train. Mr.. sweeney
now teluAripnsd to the conductor Of tue Train
al ii 1854 station To put Der oil a. that poinI out
tho conductor sent back word tnat he not
an omcer Of the law tuat sne h al ptid her iire
To hickman and was en- ltled l. 40 there. Inc
tram was hax-ed one mile this side II hickman.
where she IN 4 her former husband. lie tonk
her to toe Court House, hcenss " $ OF, aimed.
snd the, were married tnrve inmates thereafter
Tue brother followed On tue next tam, wi o
whdt result tue Ieyorter did not learn.
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Tho situation Explained 10 Hop sing, who
Raises the Prices Of bi. Wares.

While the reporter of the Chronicle was
talking WITH HOY sing this murning, a CuinamHn
came in with a busting air OF haste anu threw a
pack re OF Iaper slips ON the table, which were
snatched up Uy those present ana pored over
tntentlv. In answer To- the queries OF the re-
pofter, Hoo slug informed him That the printed
slips Of paper were issued In san Francisco
twice week. and indie ted the state II trade
BY giving cOmmefci news, irice lists. &c. Hop
Slug was or tiled to nOtiCe that certain com
modities when mad been In a staxnant cuudi-
ton Tor some months were now displaying
notice tOle activity. lhis advance was. IN his
opinion, accounted for by the respect OF
war ia "Ydrrup" (hop sing prOnounces
Europe after tue fashion Of the Continental
tourist. lie asked the reporter to give
some idea OF me Latest aspect OF the
titu itiOn, az the Canton Gazette, a recognized
authority on war matters Tor over 200 years,
I'D falled to reacn bim TINS month. lhe re-
porter kindly got up on "A table and exul lined
the STU ition to tue Rrou1. By hanging big
piece II paper on the ". ll aud drawing n IN 40
on II with paint brush, he gave che crowd a
very fair idea OF the Typographical situation. lie
pictured the Russian a ,rOc les In tue strong 81
light; showed the advantage to oe gained 10y tue
occupation OF the Zuvder Zee Nv the French,
aud the SUSPENSION Of diplomatic intercoufse
between tue abdIcated sovereign OF Turkey and
mercial Importance OF the VIZ was fully in-
ewes ON sep lauder AM began to make up
an odvance 81 frees on his warcs. WINE the
Cuinanen present. began IL las Ia d s.Ock uf
gpuus, with the idct tntt. II ey ne elected to
uuN, rriccs would suOrsy 10 soaring beyond
their rvACu.
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lie Wanted 10 20 Home.

An anecdotc is told OF Tchernayen which
throws cu.iOus Ieht upon Servian ideas of
pa notlstn. soldier was brought before him
charged with havins cut on two II ms own hu-
gers In order t. renuer hims II unit Tor service
he soldier denied that he had himself per-
formed the act of self-mutii ton, hut subse-
M In the matter, "And were you not
shimed," sNed the General. to abandon he
Held when the TURKS are on the soil OF our faith
erlandf" Excellency," replied the soldler. "
am quite willing To hsht tue Turks, but sauted
TO see my nome again" Indeed" remarked
the Commtnd,r-in-t nief; well, you shall have
a long leave Of absence. Say yuir lra,ers. You
VIII he shot tins inomen - The platoon was
drawn out, ana the man, VINO really no CO. w
ard made the sim OF the cross. ana was step
ping IN front of his ex cutlOnrrs without "A
word, when he suddenly stoned as II he had
forgotten something, then walked up To the
General, and, placing In his hands "A lew pieces
Of money, sad, " TO be- given To my vile after
-." Go ana be -- take them to ner your
self" blurred out rcnernayen, whose eyes ore
said to have filled with tears.
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Pet Prairie Dogs.



This morning we had u great froic with
our little prnrlr dogs. one village. whtch was
star Ell oy the IntrOdu II ~ OF SIX or eight Ia
our front yard. now consists Of mOr' tnan TWEEN
" funny little creatures, whose antics and gam
b1ls are equal To those q our household per, the
kitten. hey sun fear strangers. ana always
eeeIn To Keep out picket "a ri 10 warn Of the
approach of Zoe. TINS Gu ,rd change, tut Is
rght, Watching while the Others are pl iying or
utterauces II q succ' ssion OF RAPID squeaks or
BARK. At the first sound the others imnsdi-
ately scaniper ike mice inwn their holes, where
they rem IN unttl the barking ceases, when they
timi ny venture fortn again. Having habituAlly
fed them, the, regard me a constant fri-nd.
ami NV approach Is the signal Tor the rallltng Of
their forces around my feet. They CLIMB in NV
lap, up on NV shoulder, imi uuently nlbble NV
buttons or hneers. while their inauisitiye little
noses are sn Mug vigorously Tor the cake or
cracker which they know 1 havs somewhere
concealed for them. The latter they are vety
tonI OF, ana one Of the hvcliest frulics was
caused 10y giViug tsem some ginger snaui,
wnicn they ate ge " at first. hut We . quite
uisIusted at The burning sensation prod u, ed by
the ginger. lhey acOlded nd IN ittered, struck
AT their noses with the hands which tney use SO
cleverly and utterly refused to eat any NOR .,
tnou- they wee very hungry. One Of them
has oeen named Billy, anu viii ALWAYS come
when called. even from the depths Of hia hole
consequently he gus the nfst bite, ami Is at
once attacked by all the Others 10 take II from
hun. They scramble aud nDis over and over.
I'VE or SIX af.er tue same mOrs-l, cuatteriug ali
the time Ike 50 many monke,s
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a CIRCUS UNDER THE HAnMER.
Dan CasfeiIo's show Sold Out bv his Clown
A Little stampede.


FROM me hodn'p'N journal
Constable Frank Morris Yesterday morn p
ing sold the remains of Dan Castello's circus an d
Inenaqsrie al auction in The pr, sepce OF proba-
bly, 200 people. The sale took nj ce at Col Chas.
c. Burns's stable on Locust street. IL was made
In accordance with n execution levied on the
property by Il. H. Sticknev the clown, and one
or two other performers for salary due and un-
paid
The saIe VIVA an tmmenae pacrInca az the
propertv worth xiOD or t5Nn brought only
about Al 2pl
Josenu Morris purcbaaed n ane black horse
for $40: a ticket wagon worth sbO or 400 for
flb5; tnree sets of fine harness Tor AS; three
catnels for S2O0; and the entire canv -, ropes
seats, poles &c. for fiO5 making a total of f545
All but the harness was purcb ased for parties IN
the K At.
The csmeIs were worth from slOO 70 400 ach
an the lareest OF the three an Dmen-e Arabi-
an drom edary ts snin To- be the finest on Of the
SPECIES ia the country, This fine amin Al b rougbt
400 at the sale and the others S50 each
The circus cany a double "A worth probably
S3blyJ and brought only SiO5 IL copsists Of two
coverings, one OF which IA new the affair being
waterproof
Harry Gum berta nurcha mad two amin aI wag
ons Tor 40.
Capt Horn brook, for other parties purchased
n n ne gray ring horse and two trick mules for
s21b the two mules bringing ONLY S7b
Col. c. c. Burns took "A trick stallion, Excelsior
at goo. but 1t was discovered afterw ard tnat
this animal a xinv xvtt c..ltc IA douht-
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from me cincinnati GdSek.
Recently tramp called NJ the residence
OF an ola mdY named ASK W, near CoviuctOn,
ana hnul = that the~o nan dnd her grandchiid-
a giil Of about twelve years II age-were the only
occupants, ordered them to ave him some food
Inc old lady set before MIN the best she nad
PREPARED IN the house, but he refuse d to eat IL,
hnu ordered some nam and eggs fried. the
htte granddaughter ~ into an adjoining room,
ana procuring shotgun, she presented IL at
the fellow ana told MIN mat If he diln't get out
AZ once she would blow ms mead OH hefellow
saw at glance int tue chiid meant business.
ana "hsn 10 be Fooled with, ana he ran out OF
the hnu-e ana made Ms way to the road "A, fast
n his legs could carry HIM. The little girl toll
lowed MN with her shotgun until he was Oh
the prenises, when she marched back and put
up her gun.
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A Queer Fish Out Of Water.


Yesterday one of the oldest and ugliest
specimens We have yer seen was caught Ia tue
tran Of " illIam We tver, Un laylor's Point, { =
nunicut ISLAM. Ii Is ABOUT three and naIt feet
In Icing b, by about one ana naif feet 10
bread in its widest BAR, with skin Ike Inat OF
a shark au ugly mouth, WITH foar rows OF
Teeth, AID ITS shape Is s 'uletning Ike that Of a
bellows nsh. 1t, mouth II On the neaI ex treIn-
lti, aud not AT u underneath, wnie IL 81 80 nus
are more Ike the ctpued wings II "A fowl. Ii
was very s.vdge. and wden IN .Itempt vas made
To Ike II from the trap with la ge IRON imuled
SCOOP net, II sprdng forw RI liAe swapping tur-
lle ana selzed the rim Of the net, and uung TO II
uutil II was placed IN the boat. one II the nsn-
erinen allerwhru tie uDted To poke nIm Win a
snort stick, ana the nsd seemin4iy cOntrac, ed
NJ nody, aud I'll u spranI vdIely forward,
selzlng ,ho mans finger aud decorating IL severe
y. Ine nondesCTlpt Melgns uY.r lnIrAY pOunds.
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FTVFH T WJNITFIIFIf TTfFs.
Nhlle the sunday school scholars of the
Reform Churcn, Shuk Ulster county, we're
assembled IN the church. tusiy with their
teach - attending to the dudes OF the SUNDAY
scuoOl. all unfortunate WON ~. OF good family,
csc ped from her nome IN some manner. though
she mai b en- closely watched uy ner husOan i,
IA came az TO the aisle IA her night dress, attn
three little Kittens IN uer arms. Sne Is "A woman
with jet BLACK hair, and has "A very graceful,
gliding motion wnen sue " ks. wnicn, with her
~htte clothing, made her look ike a gh, ~. sue
went t. tho puluit walk u up the steps, and de-
posted her Kittens on the 81 eaker's desk. say
my; " Here, people; have brought you some
cats luen soc me down aud gathered up
some book and cushion, threw one OF the
book At the minister. aud left the church with
the articles, gong JACK home. IL startled tue
children not ntte, though all OF them knew
Wi MO uuiIrtunaLe lOndilIOn OF the .dY.
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One Of the frs, Negro Min.trel..


Isaac Ray, better known by his stage
name Of san Johnson. did recently at River
View, Ky, In the seventy-second year Of his age.
lie introduced jim Crow Rice aud other fam Gus
hulnt-cork artists to the public aud vas MIN
self a performer OF great talent. IL was tue
~ anagsT Of variety theatres IN New Yoik ani
Other cities, aud travelled ensyely with negro
minstie troops. Al one time he was connect
Ell with Dan Rice Ia the show business, but Tor
many years pilOr to his de tn h d ab indOneu
tue stage. In some RESPECTS no was remarkable
man. Last sumner ne appeared TO he Ia the en-
lOYment Of hIs usual neulth aud vlgor. and, J.
though seven y-two years of axe, would have
passed FOR nftY. lie brought out ID n Br,ant nd
his brother wntn they we're small ooys, bringing
them upon the stage IN a O,g, ana turning them
out before tue foOtlignts a. colo, ed cupids.
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Bread for the LGete Despotisms.

There are now l43 wheat vessels en- route
To Europe from tins uort, all cleare since july
l. lhls Is mucn larger h'et an was ever
known To be en- route Tor Europe from the Pa
cinc Statos AZ THIS season OF the eir. Ins wheat
fleet In port comprises % vessels. presenting
y53O tons OF tonnage. with carrying capacity
for 10000 tons, or 2,oJjOl cent as Of wheit, all
OF wnich must be loaded by the lst Of January.
There are also IL SUI ps and b rks port await
ing char,er, most Of winch are suitable to carry
wheat. These vessels represent 10000 tons
OF tonnage, and there are 2O,OJJ tons more fully
a
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~ ~ III FTIT 1'FIF71
Mr.. Gus Williams, who, III addition TO
singing Dutch songs, writes stories In the
weekly periodicals, po-se--e, many acquaint-
auce- Nhn read these stories, ana gct So worked
uu that thcy even apply TO the talented author
10 learn the continuation of sensational met
dents So highly Interesting. II j., "A proof Of how
varied b. Mr. Williams Imagination thai, though
he often favor, his nearest and dearest with the
coming COZ tnuation Of his plots, he Is found
never he correct. In point OF fact, the stories
loo thc paper mover agree with what he prugnos-
tNatea. SIR. Pat Rooney, who also writes $40
ur7 in the same way, rs found To possess the
tane want Of memory regarding his future chap
ltIs. sIAEuIAr am / IL
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An Indian who wan,. to be n Granger.

TWIN w '''''''V'''70' ''F'''T o17t'f'
Naches, the Piute chief, has conceived
the tisa OF purchasing two or IN es hundred
acres OF Land on tue pig Me dOws, for the pur-
pose Of making farm on which the young men
OF MS tribe VINO livs IN that vlcitity can employ
their leisure hours IN raising corn and potatoes.
lie has selected the l.nd wni n Is on railroad
section, ana he IL now gOiny to CIiforn to In
tefview the railroad OH as ~ to the terms
The land Is situated below the Big Meadows lr-
rigdtinR canal, and Naches saws one OF his
brothers, VINO lived In Santa Clara Valley, Cal,
Tor several years. Is an experienced farmer, aud
he has promised TO teacn cue young men Of his
tribe how 10 Guilty TO tue soil
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Where the Laugh Came Iu.


CHITFf7IOTI IVNTIsFs
A cOlOred man named Richard Green, a
stanch Democrat OF Cnileton county Was riding
his horse al a political meeting at Ashepoo the
other d ~, ~ the horse slIppsl ana fell, break
lug It's leg, and necessitating the kiiiing Of tue
animal. OF course the Radio is In the vicinity
raised great laugh Agttnst Green, ana told MIN
tnat was what he got for turning " DimOcrat ="
The 9entlem u in the neIghoornood, upon near
ing OF the matter, inmedi ,tely raised a purse,
aud on Thursday last Mr.. Capsrs came to tue
city, purchased "A hno mare, c,rried her no on
the train, ana presented her I Green, VINO. to
the chagrln OF his radical tormen, ors, rode his
new horse In the procession at Green Pond on
SATURDAY..
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rum Wt hLHiWp'e sun, N1r |,
The wife OF Mr.. LOUIS l., james, the lead
Ing actor + Ird's Grand Opera Hpuse company.
died Al Guys Hotel late Last eNeutug. whl,c ner
husband VT, paNing TIE Dart Il IIHlldm ", isttr
IN Maggie VI chell's play OF "NIsuun." MIR.
john /. Ford was at once aupri.ed Of Mrs.
James, death, ami II wts thought best not to
break the sad news to Mr.. j ,mes untll tho play
was ehieu, MT, James was about twenty four
and boy three wears Old, and did not belong w
the theatrical profession.
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HoW bdtdoUs HoHNNY'
"NRAR DEADwooD. Sept. 20, 1870.
" DRAR JENNY;
" We reached here this morning
Tom BAHeT, Ned Leonard aud |;
50 you sOe mat m spit- u your warning.
The ehd ~ our journey 10 nigh.
" The red'skns-'ii. scarce worth mention;
- Don't NorrY about me-, pray
have SHOWN NJ uu title al rufion--
SoAivuhu lhrn-.iJus ou our way.
"Poor Ncd' ro' a b,ll lu the shoulder.
Auninrr one llrt rrn/ a ms size
But pshtw .-rrt Wtre htlt ia, oder
Mth Do al tae cnd of oui rilc
We've camped mere for breakfast, Ton, -p.it
Some Kin Ing wood of "a the piucs,
And urrlde n dead cedar I'u .Ius,
To hastily pen you ,htsc .ln,s
"a courier from DcafWOod-We met lln
just now, WIN "a mani tor The States
tAh Jenny, IN never forget nluJ
For lhls ulvst Obliglnsli Walls.
"He says, too. the miners are e rulng
Ten dollars day, every man.
UullOi here comes rom he's returning,
And running as fast 80 he can.
cts nothing, guess Ne sony
Al one 81 MS practical Hangl
And sh rp through thai sOliiulr ue'Y
The crack Of the Sioux rlheshOts rang.
And o. the dire vullev came blended
Win echo from canon and pass,
The letter TO Jenny Was ended
Its writer lay dead on the grass.
GKonGE L. CArLIS.
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An Ungnllant Maine Man,

nom NE name StiHtii 4,
An interesting case Is ON trial in the SUI
preme Judicial Court At Miscas-et, wherein tAe
vi intln, Mrs, Helen Flint young lady of 80
wears OF age, brings suit against one OF Lincoln
countN's most htalwart men, josiah Bruce of
> meNille, for personal dantg = la committing
an assault upon hrr person uN inniCtug a grey
Gus blow WIN birch stick acru-. her bacl< Oe-
cause she interier"d to prevent the defendant,
Brur', from uillCtug serious iuIUits on her
father \. /. SOule Postmaster Of SOMcrNIuu,
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SATURDAY, Nov. A-FLorH Asp MFAL-rhe
-four mAtktt was quiet ana uucmnEeh neinTr anN IN
portant demand nor pressure sr. We quOtei state
and Western supernne. a. 1nsf ~ extra state. &C.
t5.3nstb.JO Western SPRING wheat extras, f5.21oo
1850. 40. Xxx aud AAA, s56Ogti 80; do. winter
wheat X anu AA. t13Odts; Minnesota patent,
E.5oeso, city shipping extras 70 3Ostd25 south
ern bakers and iAniiy brands. ld.75GtSI5 southern
shipping extras t00OGtJ W. Corn mesl-Mes lern.
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Praying on the street Corners.


Police Constable Mcclellan, while on his
beat on Wellington street, observed man act
lug In very strange IN amer. Tue ufncer qies-
toned the man. hut could elicit no intellisible
answers Finally, the ranger took N his h &C.,
aud pl ICING II on the pavement, knelt upon il
ana commenced PRAYING vshementv. The DO
lceIntn conveyed nm 10 tho Central police STA
no where ne gave his name a. JOnn X. Me-
keown. On being placed in the cells ne con
tlnued PRAYING and II was some time before he
became silent,
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F1ON ne NIrfYI0N Neo7, O0I %,
The advance guard OF an immense army
OF Rrasshoppers made their appearance at
Hampstead yesterday about twelve O'Clock, and
shortly afterward The air WAS literally filed with
them. They ars devourlng everything green in
their marcn. Gardens seem 10 he their special
attraction. Every house IN town Is more or less
ned with them, 10 the great annoyance OF the
inmates.
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Buichering Cat In Kansas.


Mrs. Albaugh and Jeh. ROny are the
champion cat killers of Phillips county. ON
Tnur,day morning due notice was given that a
cat would be beneaded, and a vast crowd Of
people assembled TO witness the affair Mrs
Albaugh held the feline ia her arms, while JEFF
with the denomination of "havlng blood, /"
plainly visible upon ms COuni enhnce, stood
close by WI h an axe in his hands waiting for the
time 10 arrive for the blow T. be gwen. Sufiics
II TO say, that the CT was duly disposed Of, aud
there Will here tfter be a suuertbundance of bis
cut and bread At the hotel where her Cdtess"
had been thleVtug Tor so long "A time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-05

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We have been credibly informed that
gold has been discovered near Big HarboT In
the County OF Victoria. IL IL not found AZ eold
generally exists ~ the gold field. of Nova SEQ ia
proper, but Is found impedded In 81 tie In yery
thin LAYERS, and In visible speck4 minging with
the STATE, AS found IN gold fields recently discov-
cred ia Nevada.