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fLEorIoN RETURNS.

xbc Repssis,sess- S,enrc<.~ fas Fleersea
of sifss"s by fr.ss. Ia.vaa - ss.sss
&sierfsS soss sEs.. asr IsaaI
Heavy ErssbiieAn Majority.
ToLgpo. ocioier Io.-Itis eouoss.s d
the national or straight gresnts,ek
party elected their eat;.a Ticket IN
Lucas county, ~ msJaFities ssngis &
frnm two hussdced 10 gus hundred.
IN the eisy their majority Is upwards
of one Thousand. Stersesp aud KeI-
iogg, the new elected representative,
have hitherto acted With the repuhli-
Cans. The rt.Gi; lie surprise to al
parties aud TO none more than to The
nationals Themselves.
Dis MoISEs, Ia: October iO.-Ths
republican majority Is thirty Thousand,
asd the !egisisiure Is in proportion.
COLUMBUS o.. ost0ber lO.-Ibsre il
scarcely ANY excitrmsn; t. learn tie
deii.ite igures Of yesiefday's election.
both committees eoaeede thai b. hope
nlsjarits is from fifteen to taen;y
Thousand. The democratic committee
eisim that they have between thin. '
and forty % joint ballot IN the general
assembly, aid me republican commit.
tee does not dispute the elhim.
Democratic Safas In iaus create,
taeasinsssin keruhlIcan Quarters.
IOWA CITY, October ll.-Mr. Gear
the republican candidate for governor
VIII have plurality, bus not majori
| ~ oil ali the votes east. The demo
cratic legislative game are very large
snd there is much Gneasiness rmon.
Republican politicians over the rapi,
narrowing Of their joint mSjority.
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ln- AZ. s,nx e.,

The key ring fisud wes la the city
yesterday. going about Ike a roaring
hon, seeking whom he might dcvour
with his CAB. Compared to this cheeky
chunk of humanity, the insurance
agent lightning rod man and book
peddier sinks into utter insignsfieaDoe.
IL y useless te .gnofe him. for it doe
no good, and Only casses him 10 be-
some more merciisss- He hangs on 10
you with . persistenee tina, h trpiv
astonishing, keeping UP q most fsarfn.
racket In your ears- Should he meet
you, which he is certsin a. fate "a ~,
Guy . ring Mt once and slope- f,r /,
you den't you will regret IL. For a.
sake OF suffering humsaiiy We t,1,.,
that ere this no has ssaken tn dan =,
our city frcnl his feet. ~
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eemserniie Safas In lows create.
Iaeasius In keruhltcan Quarters.
TURco-RussTAN WAR.
Pfesna Reinforced and Supplied " ssh-
osai "a Ha,aiS-A..ester Gageeis:ys Ia
gIsssnrsf an Armenia "A TEsk "a,
STEAMER Exploited b, u gu.s.ar YES
hsI

sdSrsnref an armenia YErL "A.
STEAMER Exploded bs ~ gu.ssaa YES
sea.
LONDON, Octoiser ll.--The Stand
ar'i's correspondent, with Checked
Pasha's headquarters. telegraphs from
Rsaominzey, near Plcvna, Under date
OF Monday. as follows:
Our army oeeupies Teiasch.. and
to-day II effects junction with OsIHap
pasha- who took up 81 position on the
height OF Drubuk- There has been no
hehtng on our way hither, EXCEPT a
tFifiing cavalry skismish in the plain
of Lukovitzs-
Inc knssia1s who were encauDed
there fleG on our approach, la the hope
TO arrive nj PlsyDat TO morrow. Recon-
noisaDce ia any direction has failed 10
discover single Rassisn.u
Tue sisndaTiFs Galatz special saws
an engagement took place oa HuIera.
at the mouth OF the Dsnutyc. he,we.s. :,
/ Russian and Turkish steamers. IT,.
hitter exploded and sank with all
hands.
A Constantinople special says the
Tuikishwsr Office confirms the report
OF the junction OF Chefke. p.sha with
Osnasn pasla and the entry Of rein
forcements and supplies into Pleyna.
a dispatch from Kara, dated Ted-
nesday noon, ssss a ts;lle was fousE,
yesterday near Aiadza- Dsght, LISTING
from inidday Until six O'clock ia tie
evening. The losses Were heavy on
both sides. Movements are discern
at'e this morning in Ike Russian camp
which seem to iadicste a renewal OF
the fighting.
| Note-The Daily News correspond
ent teiegrsphing on "Wednesday from
ti'e Riissian camp, said the russians
had retired TO the position occupied
before Tuesdays battle.
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BOSS TWEED.

zss.sssatez sbe slse~s.s m HIS S-rfsass
r-ssserssers. tse Says SIC sscev wax
Ss.sa - Csa.eS tbe sa@a shsr rasy
tssre Gfsea fes Srasssekess Purse&es.
NKw YORK, October II --T@eed's
examination wies continued t,,-s.sy.
Toward tbe e)ose Tweed said he de-
SIRED to reetify, rs fzr 90 possibly, the
INJURY whist has been done. He tlieB
read over 4 llst Of cheeks Published,
aud said iu many eases 1t was moeey
loaued and paid back 10 him. In other
cases the checks were for contributions
TO election expenses OF candidates. AID
other checks were for contributions to
charitable and religious purposes. The
reason he included ali tassa checks in
his private statement 10 the attorney
general was TO make Il full statement
OF what he had doHe with the money
He did not mean To convey Che ides
that the parties to whom these ehteks
were issued knew this money cam,
from the city, or that they were giyeI
for fraudulent purposes.
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CONGRESS WILL RE Re sponslals

4 The multiplied evils of the last fifteen
years Of radical misrule are row very
plainly seen. and very easily understood.
50 too. the country has, with grea;
unaaimity, decided upon the measures
likely to remove the cause of the hard
times of which the people complain.
We should not forget that Il is to a
democratic congress- that our petitions
are TO be addressed. and it Is also a
democratic congress which will be
responsible for the failure should
the proper measures not pass. There
is no radical seapegoat this time
upon whose back the burden can
be placed unless. indeed, the radi-
cal senate and the radical president
should join forces to defeat the relief
legislation SO urgently demanded This
Is a contingency not at all likely TO
arse. sun were ii true, the onus of
suggestion rests with congress all the
same, and most crininally guilty viii II
be IL the session is suffered 70 pass away
without the necessary action on its
part
We maintain thss congress is in a
better shape 70 force the repeal Of the
resumption act ,han IL was last session
The recent elections especially in Ohio,
indicate lsfge accession Of democratic
4.
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Nh. JsHs 7. HAscouRr, in a letter %
the rers. complains that Commodore
Morgan Is discriminating against Galye s.
ton to the manifest detriment of the
commerce of that city. Mr.. Harcourt is
correct and unless Galveston tax IS
some such steps As be indicates, she
viii soon realize the important fact IN
the utter destruction of her trade. One
Of the measures of relief proposed by
Mr.. Hafcourt ~: Congressional aid 70
construct the Gull, Colorado and San q
We road, and to connect il with the
fexas aud Paoifc. This would Ear <
Commodore Morgan in one way effect a.
ally, but Galveston opposes the srexas
and Pacific Subsidy, ard if her oppo i.
tioi, Is sffeesaal her Santa Fe conn &
ton wessid not be North 4 haihee. r 1.
Nstes curses upon the Texas and Pacific
have THIS come home TO roost. and N
tho way nlost exasperating to her. Tie
other means suggested are potent. but
Galveston viii have TO use more than
her wonted energy to make them wor K.
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NIsz pEncRs.
81 srenEer AZ cAf.r yssspss ans El-
re--fere :. SseS~-sI satt.--rrassa,
IssHs@n ti.e sto.k 1aa tht Cnnzal.ra
fuafsorfsss-.

-<.~Fr'-~~r n sHtsf tnsf pr ans l4Is
re-rfer- =. Ss@S~-sI r,tt.s-rressa--
IssHs+n si.e stsEK zaa Ihs crnzai.fa
saassortsss-.
CBIcAec, OeiatpF lO.-Eha follow
sns dispatch waz received iasl uisht.
dated beld'rlAritT- DISTRICT Of III N,!
loNsioss, easaP "a !ssglc crees, .so-
bsz 9Th:
IL ,isurrA! 4; 9 10y, ecmuarsils De
Isfsfn 81; u Dakota;
DEAR GENs9AI-We have bsd cur
usIal suecsss. We made very d5Fe..t
anu rapid march Se.oss lie coaulry
ai'i after severe saeaeemefsf, ard
oeiog kept under fire for .age,. day =.
the hostile csniP 81 the Sez PsTees,
under Chief Jcse;ih. Surrendered al two
O'Clock to-day. / intend ~ sf3rt Ihs
Second cavalry toward Benton ca tsa-
81! slant Cannot suPpi!es l., -.f.t
on the Benton road IA rleet them and
return ith the remainder ~ the caun-
nsnd TO the feiiogsi.l,5css hear chat
there - some tfvutje betsaeu iiie
Si1as sid tle CaasIisn spthGTiIies-
| remain, seg6rSl, very ;rgig yulr-,
NEIS1S = aiiLi-S.
Coco 81 ard Br-Eei BTraftsr Genera
tElted states army r-ntrmsHcinE
As soou - the Companies Of the
Seeond cavalry. 81 which General
Miles speaks, arrives here. the ccaa-
mission viii -;sc; To- F-ri Wxi-h
ALFbEbC TERRY, Bfis~sler Gruersi
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JOHN W. FoRNEY.


PHILADELPHIA, October il.-Culouel
Johr W. F'ergey anDoun e the sale Of
the Press to Captain ". ". Nevin, the
editor-in-ehief dgging Fcrhey's alb
sence IN Europe. Co!1ps: Eoruey re-
views his past career, from the date Of
the frat issue Of the paper, August ls;,
1857. He says hia experience with the
Press hes been Que of uninterrupted
satisfaction. That be hrs never been
truly happy away from his editorial
desk. and that God leaves bina suiIi.
Gent health of hrsia aud body To say
farewell without one resentment or
disappointment. The new publisher,
in bis card TO the public, says the Press
win he continued as thoroughly in
dependent Journal, thst there is not =
dollar Of Political, cerroreai or ecclesi-
astieal control in the ownership
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ilr EeN rue-ft casa 81
N~> .lk $3.50, =
aii ot th- fisa-f. "a sna
bfiEht rs.i Ser in shs -- ..
inE D. tae PLANES Ma
cogery % who -sla..I.-
much ekriiell.a1t 81
A little - The In le
1.-THE nearest uriz1f .r..-
q Sa.uru, Ross csuc-a
from the position g+ .f.
tins planet n Az e. Ea1 %.
NovembeF q tAes Sal .-
gesher. IRE crrn-l o. a
times ~ iaT ls-u N -l-.
sB.l sota@sslaat i-tal IE
rapidly. uszrir Ia t.a
bright star, . tnaiharr 20
vill pzss near tEat slrr
night. Ia di-Iarc. .rr
-mall-ho~ small - -a-.
after fgrth=r nterir.
ever cAanE- ttsrs r-r
ness o. ~ cnriflt 49,
here Wfil - Eio-.ir rsi
nearer 90 rucs=lla-
eNfih. AID isc- o. a.
teal trighinass 81. a. 1.
comet : outslle r rse ..-.a
70 have ~nrI slf tl a Cd
from the -uu. uiusi e. a ..
e-abie "a. - ~ - rar
small tcles-,ra.n 80. ~
an opera rlzs-
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TnsHs y something fearfally wrong in
The male For some two weeks we
bare NOS had more than Que or two
'Shsrman daily psPers, and for the same
tinie bot one IRON pcuison and not
Horo lhAn lhsee or fear from CALVES.
toss while our own subscribers are
ef-smhiins because they DO not get THs
liFa4Le Whist i tho mAttcrY Went
jc1fs Norton crii tina l,nstoiiieo aeantis
attention "a fbs troub:eg
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II wua,d pain or friend Pad mex.
preselply 20 wake up some fine morris
ina nnd dpd HAS Dallas had Tally
aFau7ed 20 bee advantage and was se-
cpiiug All .hc trade qh,eb is hers ieegf-
foa,cIy. The hang-naos men will soon
pais AWAY, and their places be supplied
ny others fully awake To their edvan-
tasea and then the Fifth Ward will
81 Il
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Wa have ihs catalogue Of the District
fpnisrenee high school Of sulphur
sprinss, Hopkins eotniy, on our table.
The school, under che charge Of Prof.
Riehafdson, is fast rising 20 the front
rank d oar Texas schools Tho list OF
atadcnis l. very large, aud the eurricu,
luni ss,ch - would DO credit 10 any col.
lege IN the land. We congratulate the
Aiif.oto~a
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Tie vice. Pres 50 rns Ey~cs Serennded I'm
New York

NEW YoisK, October li--Goverpor
Hendricks was serenaded tonight at
the Fifth avenue hotel- a large crowd
gathered around the mtel, aud after
the music the governor appeared on
the balcony with Mayor Ely, who in-
ts.duced Mr.. Hendricks as the vice
-rresident-eieet After .hask.ag the
people for their kidd recep,:ao, re gave
q graphic ii sccnnt OF :, ~ frio shroasi.
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Besnfors rac S-attaiest Town en- the

BEAUFORT, s. G., 0ctober ii. loving
TO the prevalence OF yellow fever at
Port Royal, quarantine restrictions
have tssn placed npob beaufort, much
to the desriff,ent 81 business and gem
eIsi reputation for remarkable hesItll.
No fever of any description exists in
the town of Beaufort, and we were
never besltaier in nniti-winter. No
case 81 sickness of any kind is uader
medica! treatment. No town in the
United States shows better health
record than Beaufort.
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A Bald on she Hsoss~sIer's OF Morris.
sown. Neu y~rxex

MoRRhrows, n. j., October To-
The grand jury Of Morris county, yea.
terday, after an unusually long session,
presented ffty-four bills of indic;.
msnss, large number being for Illegal
selling Of liquor and beer. Every
Known liquor seller In Morristown has
been indicted.
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Raid an the Deposss COMPANY = safe,
Vault ut the Pioneer tsSnk

San FRANCISCO, October 1.-THE
vault Of the Pioneer bank was op>sed
to-day BY the reeeirer Contents
worthless. The committee examining
tue safe of the Deposit company found
that it contained 4.ise bogus shares.
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Kans.. Ds~eerasle Nominee.

LEAvESwoRrH, Ks, October To-
The democratic state central eominIt.
tee net yesterday morning, and nom.
mated W. X. wsggstaif for chief jus.
ties AID Thomas ". wa,kinson fol
lieutenant. governor.
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They ssy THAI ~ : recent reception
Even % esenera HeI.eilsn in Boston.
isdy aid 70 him: NY hnsi2nd vas
ka,ea when With you At Cold HAzbor,-
40 then grsepinf his hand she exciz,us,
<spd tf~pe you, sensrHii' such
. e8I9>1oD - GF4dtnds u1uss haze
-, e7lsslne:
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Tfg cntirc rouh.r O., Texas is IN
nvor ~ q vur Win McSico. There is
moFe uuanmty on this question than
open any other eycr before tho people
~ tLn -Lnta
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Four Dollars IN rrepsrsy Unss.c ss
Pay Que IN Mooey.

LONDON, October io-Frederics
Dinsdsie, solicitor. failed. Liabilities
$4,000, assets sese, 0oo, cnnsisting OF
eoiiiesies and other properties.
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'rBr agr says Major Penn lately re.
proved a Yauns lazy ia church q, Mill
can, and ibc people were very indie-
Hant. rhe major rot into had serape
in Wsco once for rsproyinr a young
iedg peiiislg, a ies.an which wounds,
rarely eycr h,oefts. and Mei5r Penn
worid 10 ucli 90 rarrose in q WY less
cnicaiatod to n,ortify
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Tsr democratic gains Ia California
giyo them usalIy iw9-thiris msIority
iu tho Legislature bow y,ry dead the
% incrrsuc party "a. go he sure.
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THE COURTS.

There was no, much bslsincsz trsEs-
acted in this court yesterday.
William Luusiofd " ~ brought be.
fore the eourt on writ OF ho1,7s cor
pms. After bearing he was di--
charged.
John Malone was slso drought before
the court on n writ OF ltaG-aS eOrys,ss.
The judge refused the application for
discharge, but let the amount of bond
dxed BY the justice remain.
No cases were tiled ia this court ye--
tsrday. The jury commissioner o.,
pointed To make cut list @. ju.ymeu
10 serve for the sAisnes Of the terra,
handed in u list OF uEmes-
Cases set for TRIAL by the committee
for the week beginning October IS.
1877:
Monday. October Is.
1864 CobBor vs. Beauchamr.
2l45 Sedgwick & Elliott rs. =. \. law
kius.
1855 J. NJ. Rritton, ct al, vs.. Clark 4
Bryan, ct Al.
239I NJ L. AosFe We Scsagys & Car
riagteD, It al.
1886 J. NJ. Briitsn, ct IL, V. Joseph
BTiiton, et al.
Tuesday, October lc.
2ii9 Schneider d Dayis v Pal O'Dou.
! nell. e. al.
2io5 c. HI; BeauchamP We jordan
ct 81
25O3 III. h Thomas "a. johnson, Ne
i.heBy, et al.
2o9a TnOnisYn & HArdwick ". Cha-.
Parker, ct al.
a6i3 ID. J. Johnson Va 4. G. Jordan.
Wednesday,, t,nfoJeT Il.
22iy NJ Z. Cullen ". }. ". Cullen.
1921 AGeline Newton We. :. j. Adams,
e al-
264s lBl John II. Cole v. Hoasion and
Texas Central Railway Com
2672 Johp II. Cole vs.. S. +. Jones,
ct al
367S. Msry J. Mcconnell vs.. \. u
HOME, ct al.
ThaEssiGy, OctoJsr Is.
2I5O Bryan e; al. vs. Shirley & Msy,
hofi.
eco Bryan ct ~, vs. spillers.
2f6. Bryan et al, W. Walker.
3oT6 (Bl john IL. Cals, We. j. 5. Bul
] lingfon ct a..
! 26ss II. {. Siayter, -. PRO,
Friday, Ocis6,sr ~.
1890 NJ. l. Chsncelior, W.. TCF
RCo
1892 ID. w. 56anuon, vs.. Dallas Tan
ming company.
25S9 u. W. hanover, We. q. w. Whit.
field.
E'29a2 II II. Nunford, ". WI. Clark
z5oS JOSIAH, Curtis. ". W. I. Clark.
Saturday, OotoJ.s -.
2Ti0 V. L. Cowsn, " city OF Dallas.
Ella J. u. AndsIson, We. Cohn a Ca
ct al
s727 W. a. MeDermoi;, ys. city o
Dallas.
z7lo Ben Long et nj, Us. Sarah Cock
reii.
sT67 John Loupoi, vs.. Sarah cockrel
ct al.
caasfy Corrr.
State vs. K w Tickle, aggravste,
Assault, fined 800.
State Va. George Washington. Z he
gro and four Others, colored, weT,
charged with having created a
nnisaocs in the shape Of a hog pen
they plead guilty aud were Gnsd 81
each.
state VS.. James BuTk, charged viii
theft; plead guilty Ead puuishnen
assessed at four months work on tn,
county poor farm.
state vs. Ed Wagner, ct al, con
victed of .orEiea,ion; motion for .
new trial overruied.
Rseorcsr's Court
John kongler, drunkenness s. m,
costs. William Williamson, esezpss
convict from The poor farm, ,urns.
over to tee sheriff 10. Pond, drunk
enness; s. aud ecsis- J. II. Over
street, drunkenness; - and eosis. BIZ
Sanford, creating disturbance; 3
aud costs. Hattie Ellis. MolIie sber
man, Emma Rixlay, Jennie Brown
Ellen Bailey, Emma johnson a..
scc;ty, all charged with being inmate
Of houses Of prostitution, were granite.
continuance I'LL this morning. Tn,
cAses agaiDst Buck Soiiivsu and Isaai
Chadwick were continued.
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a UrrIU mHuu'rCuteT Riycrtiss
'Ate TO gstar appaute.' How % get
something 10 srrsir e. is what bo'hers
n.uinr thss bard umet
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Geverrer xiehssi. on on /. necrea

NEW ORLEANS, October ii.-tJov-
ernor Aichol!-iefs last nish; f..r CHA
90 and The north for a r-e-es,Ioa.
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me Wlii 81 arcr .i.hon n.ai.r,

BALTINosE. October 1.-THE Will Of
Archbishop Bailey was prebated AID
is published lin the name OF God,
amen. First and principally. come
mend my soul to Almighty God aud
my body resign to the easth.n HIS
property hs.ld in trust for the church
and his personAi property beqaeathed
70 the ehuriih.
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VS. tuf Indebted 30 the secretary Of
the San Antonio fair association for
tbltrts of admission TO their oigalh an
nus cshh'ton. commencing Vuesiay,
It.Ishrr I'd
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AnE Waco &fpNaNv c0Rrteonsly al
Jpas .oan erneie in Tins lIrnar.D, In
ths following weli-cboArn words. The
hss Boz ma mcasinfuentisi paPa-s in
.7wsa. isvof the Texas and Pseifio bill.
,'sw thai Ne Texas senators and rep.
nsenisiivcs have hie,I themselves to
Nhahinstrr. TBE DkLt.s IiERAfa vens
tsfcs : i.sv well-iisrscied remarks and
eesslrrnsiF saeiestsoos ruiatiye 10 unity
~ nassesA noe action especially res
SSf1lng thr TexAs fAesfsc mahiar, which
~ ifit.4 all le taken into serious con.
shif tision ~ tlp sirtesni3 delegation
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Iaa dlu,o,uue eaus iu ohio art
,ry aap5ytnut Aaatber evidence Of
tbc dec,y II thc uis.
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Tvs halFrr mos long since wos
qaila certain that Waco was lnuch
: nine important cotton market than
baiios The Shipments in Waco up TO
safafday were jap0 bales Tor thee ore
spending period Dailaa shipped 5,'i8
balra. AMI cotton picking hHs jas, about
-i'.irly Commencement in this ueirlibothood.
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lal.nan,. 8 re M.h. 80 a..lr.,

N A>-sE.'ar s'f.
saN FsASoIseo, octes.er lin.
uilmsnn 4 Co, importers OF cloths,
isaies' eioakines, taiIors trimmings,
etc, gone into assignment The house
v the largest Of the kind Ia the city.
Cause Of failure, duh times.
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The Rennsyivants ceatrns Rrasiross,
and New Jersey.

PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE
bill In equity filed oy n. Wilson, esq,
representing upwards OF fiye thousand
shares OF the Pennsylvania Central
stock. praying far an injunction re-
straining that corporation from paying
the rental Of the New Jersey roads
and canal, claims that IN ls7s the court
Of errors and appeals in New Jersey
decrsed the Jesse to be Invalid, and
that SOME OF the corn piainants have
began other proceeding to en ferce that
decree. The bin viii not be pressed at
present as !. is feared sncss action at
this time might s,fsss The stosSeld re
AZ we'll a. The eridit Of the Psnasylya.
MIA Central company.
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Dallas. TExAs.

smualr rosyuC ecrottR II.
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Rscoresr's Coart.
As.sher s.,ia.s ...sL s~,.a,,.

PrTTshuRo. Pa, October i0.-Ths
franklin Savings bank, Of Allegheny,
failed To- day.
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yeresse Pari-E arrseasse. pahtltr@e.
Lady sellers and kfibsxrns Winners.

Jeresae Parh-E ,arrieasse. pehtItree.
s.s.5 sellers and kfisssrns Winners.
NEw York, October H.-At Jerome
park to-day rhe mile race was won by
Barricade, .Ausirilind second, Free
booter third. TINE 1854.
In the mil. and three-qparter race
Ochiltree won, beating yerginess.
Time 3:l4.
The mile and quarter race was
won by Lady Solliers, Vermont second
and Mineola third. Time 2:le.
In the mile and three quarter SELL
ing race knburne won, Viceroy sec,
and and Ambush third Time 3:Iea.
CoLUaRus Ohio, October 10. --Goid-
smith Maid did not trot agsinst time
as announced, Doble declaring she
was unfit for work, on account Of hay-
ing spra.neti a tendon 1T South Bena.
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Pnck Ninsstr Noyes has Leased a
nonss belonging 20 the ex-Empre.s
knecHis, ia The hue cailint, Paris And
when the kitchen boiler barxts. aud the
aumb waiter refizses 70 work, the repre-
septat5ye Of thu United States addrencs
4 n1esdoeAndua 70 his landIady, .snd
fpfqsns her &hat & the chAusiiefs al 4
'eyts[es Ep,t teopsptJy Gxed into. AMI K
- 1qgt eajld sQnJs me - roxan,er
epo1s z}Ase6 thur = IL 4. =,
- = ~ ais1p 1900 -,
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Ar. w. = Seys1ssr. s'tre ~ e..
Times paid ~. eail ys.s-El.I- q.
glad 20 rpd the lssass iaaklzg tas
" IrxAn l1fE--<fs a. 49,
p4fc1 t<<<r sailaa - 49,
TN sssh>r The t,-Panitrsa - 80
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LONDON, October 1.-THE standsrd,s
Berlin speclaI ssys q private bank I'm
Pomlsvaia han suspended payment
LiAbiiities, ezs0,oOo.