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How He Loved Her.

CINCINNATI, Oct 4 VIM. Henm
Harrison, grandson of the formG
President Of the United States, yes
ter entered the residence of John q
More, in Boone county, KY, made &
proposal of marriage to Miss Mary.
the eldest daughter Of MI More, anG
upon being rejected, stabbed her nine
times in the breast and face causing
injuries which tits thought will prove
fatal. Harrison who is about forty
years OF age, lost his wife about 6
year ago, and of late had been visit
ing Miss More frequently, but haf
received no encouragement on &C.
count OF his dissipated habits.
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A overwhelmingly funeral.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.--Mrs. Car
oline Hecker,a aged S2,mother of Rev.
Father Hecker, founder of the Paul
ist Order in this city, and George ".
Hecker, proprietor Of Hecker's Mills,
was burdied yesterday from her resi-
dence, No. IL, Montgomery street.
The interment took place in Green
wood Cemetery in the presence of a
large assemblage of relatives and
friends. Tor iifty-one years she had
been a communicate of the Forsyth
Methodist Episcopal Church, and
her long connection with it only
made its ministIation more dear to
her.
The absence of flowers, with the
exception of large cross, was due to
special request before her death.
She disliked ostentations display of
any kind.
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THE ..IRON TRAIL.

A spicy sketch descriptive of trie
over the Atchison, Topeka and Sansk
Fe Railroad, the beauties, scenery amt
pleasure resorts of the Rocky Noun
tains, by "Nym Crinkle," the musical
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FOR EIGN NEWS.
RESULT OF THE ELECTION

PARIS, Oct. AT the election
held yesterday TO fill vacant seats in
the Chamber of Deputies MN. Cha
veau, Petitbler, Ferrarl, and Mill
cent, all republicans, were chosen
from Tennis, Saul, Embrun and Cam
bral respectively. Peyrusse and Tron
Donapartists, whose previous cleo
tions were annulled by the C.lamber
of Deputies, were reelected FROM
Auch and st. Gandens respe .tively
THE CUBAN LOAN AWARD -.
MADRID, Oct. 1.-The e. tracs
for the Cuban loan of ls,000,0 plas.
tres has been awarded - ~ Sam
of CASTLE.
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Late News from the sayages.
WHAT ssITrING BULL"wANTs THE
"GREAT FATHER TO KNOW.

Hal SlIIlN2 BULL WANTS HE
"GREAT FATHER TO KNOW.
BISMARCK, ID. r., September 80 -
News received from Fort Peck con-
firms the report that Sitting Bull,
with one hundred lodges, is now To-
Gated on the Little Missouri. Hos
tiles coming into Fort Peck say that
Sitting Bull is coming there. He
wants the "Great Father y to know
that he does not want any rations or
favors of any kind. He wants the
agent and his family to go away, but
he wants the trader to stay and have
plenty of ammunition for which he has
plenty of greenbacks and American
horses to pay. They say the Indians
lost thirty-six killed in the Custer
fight, and one hundred were wound
ed in the battle with Reno. A scout
says he saw the Indians carry away
seventy dead from the front of Reno.
The seventh cavalry are under orders
to hold themselves in readiness to
march at any moment, from which
1t would seem that fall campaign
is probable.
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What a Crazxman Did.

New YORK Oct. Shortly aftg.
II O'Clock last night, Julius Blanc
aged 3S,living at POI west I'D street,
a native Of France, and by occupl
ton professor Of music, shot I'M
wife, aged II, in the head with a r.
volver, intlicting 4 mortal wound
He then shot bis boy. aged 81 years
causing instant death. Blanc COM
pleted his bloody work by blowing
his own brains out. His wife was
taken TO Bellevue h9sgita' ii q dying
condition. Tile eaase III tae trageds
is unknown. Blame was totally blinf
and supported his fanlily by giving
music lessons.
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Annual Meeting OF C0lOre&
Odd Fellows.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 1.-The thirty-iirs
annual meeting Of the Nationa
Grand Lodge of the United Order IL
Odd Fellows (colored) began herr
yesterday, and was called to order BIG
Grand Master Reumund Fauat, q
Philadelphia. Forty-six delegates
were present. Rev w ii ii Phillips
Of Memphis, was chosen chairman.
After subjects incident to the OF.
ganization of the council were dis
cussed, the meeting adjourned unti.
this morning, when the address q
the grand master will be delivered
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The Future Home of the
Sioux.

OMAHA, Neb., September 80. The
Sioux Commissioners have arrived
here on their way to the Missouri
River Agency. They had meeting
at which they were addressed at con-
siderable length by VIM. Nickerson,
Superintendent of Indian Affairs in
the Indian Territory.
He gave a description of the South
ern country to which it is proposed
to remove the Sioux along the line of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
road in the western part of the In
dian Territory.
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A Heavy Robbery.

NEW York, Oct. 2.-Some time
between Saturday evening and last
night the jewelry story of Franklin
Horton, AZ Fulton street was robbed
Of goods which Horton estimates to
be worth 500, 900. The goods were in
a safe, which was forced open with
wedges and jimmies. The thieves
are supposed to have effected an en-
trance from an unoccupied house adj
joining. No clue whatever to the
thieves was obtained.
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A Bride Stricken mt tIle AL
tar.

Nav YORK. Sept 3O.-In West
field, N. j., on Wednesday, Mrs. Pit
cairn, aged SO years, was married to
a clergyman of about the same age.
AS the final words were pronounced
in the ceremony, the bride was seiz-
ed with paralysis, from which she is
not expected to recover.
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NEW YORK, Oct "a riot tool
place in a colored church in Fleet
street Brooklyn, last night, and thu
police had to clear out the congrega-
tion and close up the house. The
trouble was of long standing, being
q dispute as to who are the proper
trustees.
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Peter Cooper Talking Oi
Taking the Stump.

NEW YORK September 30.-Peter
Cooper the greenback candidate for
President is talking about starting
on visit on Tuesday next to the
greenbackers in Ohio and Indiana,
and making speeches at important
points.
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Kaefer's BilterHoneymoo

BROOKLYN, Sept 30.-David Kae-
fer of Twenty-third street and Third
avenue, about six weeks ago married
a Williamsburg young lady and set
tied down in South Brooklyn. On
Thursday when he awoke his wife
was missing. She had taken nearly
ST 900 from his trunk.
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KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2S.--The
corner stone of the Board of Trade
building, to be erected by that asso-
citation, was laid this afternoon with
Masonic ceremonies by the Grand
Lodge of the State. A great crowd
was present, and speeches were made
by Col. Van Horn, of this city, Gen.
Blair of Kansas, and others.
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FataI Boiler Explosion.

CINCINNATI, Oct BY the ex-
plosion OF the boiler ofan engine useC
in driving a grain separator on the
farm of William Johnson at Argos,
Ind. Saturday two men, Young Jones
and Wesley Johnson, were killed anG
nine others injured, some of then
seriously.
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The Postal Railway Com
m1llee.

CINCINNATI, Sept 28.-The spe-
cial Postal Railway Committee will
arrive here tomorrow morning and
hold a session at the Grand Hotel ON
Friday and Saturday of this week.
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Out of Danger.

MEMPHIS, Oct 2.--There was 9
heavy frost here last night. but =
did little damage. This relieves all
anxiety in regard to yellow fever
here.
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DR. PFOUT'S
ANTI-BJLLI0US AMILY P

These excellent Pills will be found sure remedy
Tor acidity of the Stomach, Indigestion, Habitua Co.'S
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Heavy loss by Fire.

ToLEDo,O., Sept. 30.--The loss by
the burning of the Milburn wagon
works last night is eliminated at
100000, on which there is about
$125 900 insurance.
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Killed While Attempting TO
Escape.

LITTLE Rock, Sept 2S.-John
Day, life convict, was shot and
killed yesterday while attempting to
escape from the penitentiary back
yard.
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NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.

It's invaluable as TONIC. II will impart strength
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