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nisnts. which, when perfected. " N
include boots, shoes. eia Near Ia
and the flrst sisrd 10 the rirh, a,
you enter the heh, is the display OF =
Al. Kahn d Bro, the .faEnoas L q,
street ciothieFs. Like everything tb,y
undertake, the SYessrs. Kahu have a
nlost excellent eEhibit OF everything
in the clothing and fornisking hEe.
fbe different salts of The latest ia,-
ported goods and styles show 10
nice advantage.
Siounting The stairs 10 tie grand ro-
tnnds, We eEtered the department cf
hne art Going 10 the right, you fina
specimens Of architectural drawings,
consisting Of private aud public buil,;-
ings, which are neatly executed. Near
~ are Collection Of pictures, forming
nies. attractive gr0ul. Fir.t amosg
which is an old EngtIsh scene,
"IEe Return from the Hunt,
executed 10y Mira Annie jenkins,
worked by the hand upon eanyAss,
being The finest specimen of needle
WORK the reporter ever saw, Tue en-
tire picture is most life like and done
TO perfection. IL is very large.
"Clinging to the Cre.s'' is the work
Of fourteen year old miss, which re-
iiects great credit upon the artist, tor
IL is finished in style that shows a
gifted hand performed the task.
''Hagar ia the Wilderness, portray
ing her dying child while che Is kne.i-
ing in prayer, Is a picture OF merit,
While the remainder are all very good.
The department of textile faGrics.
consisted of various articles too ba-
meroas TO mention in detail, aud tie
work was such as clearly indicated the
deliesten.ss aud superiority Of the
hand.
The Photographic display of Nessrs.
Down. and Freeman w..s splendid.
showing sll the styles OF pieiures per-
taining to that art Near the door by
I" hich we entered AID the last Of TIE
eXuioi.s in tie r0iunda, we're three
good s.zsd oil paintings, river scene.
iaiiaing at church, Hus tempest tossed
ship az sea during storm. On ths
whole the entire ezhibition Is well ar
ragged and reflects credit both upon
the exhibitors and the FAIR.
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Ttse nafr-iffser asirets EH 1ff.rx a
Peaee-H e IL n rrre- Hioos.ess sn4sxe-
The Gesnrfi Broke tip ard ths Com
mission aernewsra ssegra.
( CHICAGO, October 22.2..-The Times
special from tie sitting Bull commits
sion, dated fort Wa,ah, British North
Americs. West Territory, the I7tli,
says the commission has nI Sitting
Bull, and has utterly failed TO Obtain
any satisfaction or terms of settlement
ffom him. The correspondent de-
seribes Sitting Bull as a swarthy,
black. haired, beard.ess, pure blooded
savage, with aa sir OF Judicial gravity
and intelligence. He eousinasliy fears
treaehery on TIE pait of Americans,
and distrusts his own tribe whea they
are near. He refused to shake hapde
with the commissioners, aa1 said he
wantei. TO sit nat in fail visv aud bs
hind the table. Sitting Bull smiie,!
broadly al the word surrender - In
General Terrg's speech. teilirs him of
the Presidents desire thst hostililies
should cease forever for the sake Of
all parties; that all hostiles who had
surrendered 10 US had Received no pun
ishment, and that the same terms
would be otferes: TO sitting Bali. The
speech produced no effect, aad the
offer of peace Was rejected. rhe eoan-
eii breke up, and tie commissioners
turned their faces homeward.
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/ tomssd-Tas Eoftaas at stne ptt
Known 10 he fttied With nca.i-
kaina Haeekfss H.s rss I'm Another
Only One s'erse,s Taas Ear Reasoned.
NEW YORK, October 23.--A Glasgow
dispatch says exploring pafties have
beea at work endeayeflng to suecor
{ those In the mine. BIZ; have little hopes
of res.suing any alive, and expresses
tle opinion that every one in the pit is
dead One survivor saws that the bot
tom OF The pit is fuH OF dead bodies.
The latest particulars freE. High
BlaatiH, shows that two hundred and
tbisty-three men tierceDded into the
nines this morning, none OF these. ex-
cept Ole who WAS working tear q
shaft at the time the explosion oeeur-
red, was Rescued. Up to late hour
this evening, very little hope of reec,,-
ing the men Is entertained, as the ex-
plosion occurred at nine o'clock in the
morning. The exploring rsrties had
TO fessnquish their efforts IN one al
four IN the afternoon, because Of the
poison Gus gases ut the b5ttun1 of the
shaft. In other pits, the coIiiery COM
prisipg three pits with communication.
Fsin; knocking has been heard, but 30
far, II is impossible TO resch the bot
tom of the shaft.
Leter-ft Is feared the entire four
hundred nsen ii. the eoiiiery st High
B.antin perished. A special train was
sent TO bring the injured to the Gias-
gov infrmary, bus II hss returned. No
one besing hee.i got cut alive. Twea.
ty dead bodies have been recovered.
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HaRp lines.

The number OF important CONNER,
cial failures now being announced daily
is appalling There is now no special
panic, although that condition seems "a
hsye become chronic ever since the
good year 1878. Commerce received n
staggering blow then frem which il is
impossible to recover unde,. the general
policy cf a speedy return to specie pay,
ment when we reflect that values
have shrunk since the date named fully
thirty per cent. wecan understand that
the distress IN The aggregate amounts
10 something wonderfully grave indeed,
and Is calculated to affect very seriously
that confidence without which no real
commercial activity can exist. and no
satisfactory result can be hoped for
These failures are common TO no par.
ticular region of the country. They
are found in every considerable city
and ohseure hamlet ia the land. show
ing that all business alike sylnpath:ses
with the hard conditions. YESTERDAY
we announced the f,iIura Of large
drug h0ase in Philadeiphia, a heavy
bank Ia New Orleans and the failure of
heavy print manufacturing canpsay.
Surely that was field day Of disaster,
such circumstance ten years since
would have caused elamor IN the com.
meroIal world aud tha press of the
couatry would have been filed with
comments Now, nothing is said be-
yond the brief telegraphic item an
nouncing the failures The apathy in
dicated by this apparent uncopccrn. is
circumstances fIaught with evil and
iills the thoughtful mind with appre-
hension for the future. When lxpse
from virtue excites no disgust, the NOR
ais ofs community ate at a low ebb.
When wsntoa murder IS suffered 10
pass without arnusing the Indignation Of
sSciety and the vigilance OF justice, the
lovers Of goo,' order purity and peace
may we'll bcwa;l the lost character Of
the country. So. too, in commercial
matters. When failures like these ex>
cite no comment, it indicates that Tho
general apathy will prevent the appIi,
cation Of q remedy adequate TO the cure
There is bat one policy nossible now
for either present relief or future pros
ferity, and we honestly believe that lies
in the prompt repeal OF the resumption
act, a d the creation Of demand
abroad for our snpefabundant produe-
tions. Congress holds both these gres
measures in its own hands. and il is a
democratic congress. Do we reckon
without cur host, or beyond a resson-
able hope, when We express the conf
denee that the resumption bin will be
repealed, and the tariiI restrictions re-
adjusted and arranged, so shat our own
industry viii meet sure and reason
able reward2
1t is pitiful spectacle to witness 8
country groaning under It's weight of all
the elements of glorious prosperity,
impoverished, bankrupt and in distress
1t argues state Of Incompetence. waste
or dishonesty almost passing human
creduiity We need profound. genuine
statesmaushipi we need financial gra p
and thorough integrity. We need fear
less aild alert man at the head of the
financial department of fthegosernment.
There IS no more legitiTnstefieil for the
employment OF the resources OF thepov-
ernment than in helping the people L,
restore tieir wonted prosperity.
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THs COED or bad e.iiiorial oiiisn AN o;
tue Galveston 1Ssssa vas snaaia tiiisg
TO Governor Coke, and now : .nassr
Coke has placed himself altogsth er cut
SIDE Of the ,Nesrs orbit and rnay leol;
and wonder o. its a,ltlss. much as We
look and wonder at The eceeat rieities
Iot the comets which new and IL en- APP
pear to illustrate an obscure IN Serst q
the Deity. The Ne,cs squared xay Al
Governor Coke n,any times. and alssy.
found hsrd pan. and ya arpre ae,,d j
will use caution IN Is future lits Ie war
fare against the senator.
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BY J. l.. BARTow. / VOL. XIV,

wheat grower assures US this estimate
is TOO low. He says that without some
unusual Disaster and with fair culture.
forty bushels should be che average one
year with another en- our black prairie
lands. Ii this is correct. or only in the
neighb orhood Of it. when we consider
the amount, Of arabic land in this re-
giou Of the state. there can be no limit
placed upon It's agricultural possihili-
ties The richest flires; and most pros
porous country ON earth must be the
wheat producing counties Of Texas.
Let not onr farmers forget that their
operations for the next few weeks viii
inevitably grade the result for all next
season.
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yHr fail e,Tcp

In all the hurry and push Incident TO
the season, with the fairs and the mark
citing Of the crop. the building Of new
houses and the Improvement OF the old. !
the enclosing OF new fields. and indeed,
the thousand and one things the thrifty
farmer has to look after and consider,
We would not have them 10 forget that
II is not too late, nor even too wet, TO
pitch the wheat crop for next season.
notwithstanding the strikes last sum
mer interferod seriously with the
prompt sale OF this crop, yet its effect
upon general business. and the sure pro-
gress of the farmers toward comfort and
ease, has been most satisfactory. In
deed, the history of the season amply
demonstrates that north Texas. espe-
ciaily, cannot afford to neglect this,
her most important and valuable crop.
Important, because Of the steady de.
mand and good price. and valuable. be-
cause Of the immense sum Of money il
brings into circulation just Mt the very
time OF all others when it is most need
cd. and when there is nothing else to
sell.
A deep and careful plowing with a
clean harvest win always give the Tex.
an wheat grower rich reward foI all
HE labor and RISKS Every season adds
to the grinding capacity of our mills,
aud also to their money capacity to
buy aud hold the crop The gross saw
ing in freights on grain out and flour in
constitutes in and of itself SUM quite
sufficient to enrich the farmers did they
raise no other crop save wheat, We
now have all the latest and best Inn
proved implements for both planting
and harvesting. and with their inte!ii
gent uae the value OF wheat, as crop
is greatly enhanced Our farmers art
ell out of debt and able 70 take advan
tage Of the facilities, the uss Of wkicl
has tended very gseaily to the cnricbin,
of the wheat eroxsrs OF the northwest
Oar aivices from the farmers Of tii
vide district OF country surrounding
and trading at Dallas. is to the etfee
that the acreage during the comm
season, will be far 10 excess Of that q
last year, and while this ~ true. sb
character OF the planting work is niue
more thorough.
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REPraLicAS congressman FROM Penn
sylyania, New York aud Wisconsin
openly declare that those states will go
democratic ia November. They seeIn
TO be more certain of this than the
democrats themselves Tae tide ofelya
service reform is under fuli headway
and it will carry everything before il 10
the utter disgust Of ye loyal repu oli-
oaps
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THE IURF KINoS

Fiss Grr>t aars 5.s--tra.s.i. 49, Eru.-z
beia.s lss.as- tler~i. xs-za-.a go
ttssis-- &c ths .lsce-Ns- Na-N E----
iaE 1rlifrtzcr s=a as-zr-i--Asll-sEs
C-safeals,
bALgfAuEs. uc.--sr - H. srr-ass
fJr iAe yr-al ezlfa rars. q ss.r,r-...l
doii=ss. uifi Ivs ..ltlir-.i ,l....rs !.
-sl.urs -ae's, f1s tal 500 r. l..lf r.-.,.
to D. rru "a Iassi.y. ins -r-t a. -l
the Ei-stinE - u-s NJ En..a-l
jscss, ,iu'. eiazsi ~,l IA E-az.
rsaD O-iliiirr- alf i'ar.fa- ra-l..--
rivst yi- ulurninr ia r--fc. -a-l.
iiou- Tea Br.-r< .at On n.--l t-rs eara
te~a "a sac ;r.-E 90 .-x-r.f ..ea.
t-Ai8s ih.if sna.si1r eatres- la -
I.re-eaee cd = fsr fsrr- .--r- .I. -a--.
All L.scs 20 lLes- aar-.rs 80 ---l-.-r II
SAT ID - lcc Gee hr--er- ~
stAti,u ~ Giifi as.. en- sa-ss -a-.-a
- thr .-.ua-7- Tl- SEA .-la -.
feet e f-iiiian.
ClSciaa.1l. ~ s'sf 49, rl...
Si,sf-' Alz.-ti-, q. e. q. "A Clr.a
. Bs5, :. @, 3 =, -is-s-l Fl. +. 49, 4. t.-
81, ;. a,-,L Ilas --ll. 80. -.
SAsH-fHE o..-aa4 zf--- a-
-iii., .lr thrt F-lr .-l.. t-ar..a-r.
WoI. l1is-afs --cal.-i i.- s---. e. Fl
lua- i.t7t- f-se'lsr ssts 49,. L.. 60
sgls-- a.. -r.L
-slssIsl-Li.. LIs-al.-l l.--l-.a. -.n
. uls.uz- Iaf-s seeE, E-l,1i. -s.-.
Als I'lr-p l--ri-si ~ e l..a-.' y -
a.. .-ss ssaeL 4...- 49,
lar r-c- s.auaaazy- $780,.
& - esaft.r. Sd hal.a e.
T.asF, -.i,.
! oIa L-alrai -ut lu-f5--.al o..
male. t't-ii.a ts-raa.. U-.e o..
E4ni,ee. l..il. Ai.-s Glrsls a. 80
Z and b. .-e, ft-rie.l zr.i ezl l.sa .l ...
+ o-seE r.ass, asa
lssI,ss, ia-ster Et-I-. $500
-ai uiErz s-lta eis-- Saw. Salar-
ti-i-i; tir-ase - alsrr.- 49, a.
~ ----- - --- "a
Ealfl- ur.-
ran- i.ltUFel Ir-traf1.. E.nf
'r-i- - rsf..r 9n- raa-1a-.a-r So.
- 80 ssriss, I'D EUEr
tra-E- ise nlueEs 81 t--a4arrr "a
q li-ius - Ha FL go rr Fl.
fN a. Ha. ~ a.. HlH II g.
ll.t q 'ngli o. rru -
tlr ua arra ~ ter-'-r 81 s...a
F'-gs7s-rat g1bLr.. go -raHll.l e. 10
ga -t-slrr - HrF a4nr - .aa
1-s-- e.r-ffrs - t...-a. r1.r ii.
triFhf ci-4r 40 "a - .e ra-.a
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THE Growing which was begun by the
democratic roosters of Ohio. on the
dawn of a better day. was taken up by
those OF other states, and the plea :. IL
confident voice of that magrsiii ant
iowlis still reserberated ti.roagiros the
land, while the republican rooster ,leks
his head under his wing aud brood s5r-
rowfully over the ineyitai,le dnstrao tiol
Of his party.
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other easrirs ssstax is fk- asls- a
sssfter.Es start -s.ecrrt@s. ne 49,
iie lsssi.Gs - : l4ii ~ .. !. .h.n -.
gradually dres up and "a rl,s q,.arts
t0sH vs. tsst leISth t-hlsL IA.
Ne stessiiy Tedue,J SAD ss.i.-rs.i a.
9issD nrsf the Dash. ~ssesiy t..t
sis:s = a Lss.f % f0e sraes. n .zEL
! ss Taais g. this rsre -sla. s.s-sr
{ 97ersfos S.os.s- s.. Esia 81 AG.E
tse ti'=s is.si Ggi-y qs--a srai<ai -
Z" Mc"st'- -. wL.is .E~ ii-l.i ers.z<AS
81 Al ss-a -.srt kalo~f - a.
--''.na beet. III her-s- sfs,rl1<
-:dF - -is'e 'iii fhs lirs' ,,-s,rr-r. 4i..-.
ise sS-e- "a sasr~ A~-s sss.s.six i-uxtll..
~i'.es sl.e rHslntsissi tss ti.- u-aE
hzii rnilr, when Ihe ti--S srs.t...l 4.
-ia..a up. a reletit.a-s ~ 80 Are q ~
seii'g ss'aclsa IN re Lar .4slA-i-r. IN
;is's sSos.tioa that me i-.sa.st- .,.---s
i'ali-' ia- siTius half = i-szf. .. -
vance, s-iu"iag tie h.sf ana r-re ii
;'sSi J, &aaSe. > coz, E;ais di.Afl. d.
taHs Z.
SsElgfsIEs -'rns-tius rl 10 .. a.. r-..
a. tgr~r. fJr ncTsss la.r -.r ..--
$50, tbree ., eater a-isi --, s1 -.a-r.
l0f Si's'. stt-sEi te Fs- ise s.
ypsy 2ns--s
- dn-,.e-.---. --.--------
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wg ARE utterly sstonishea ti,as a
Bell county inHdei should be take, ,nat
by mob and whipped because { his
opinions. such spirit is WORTH the
dark days OF the inquisitioa And slto-
gether unworthy OF the nineteeaita
century and the country. These peo-
pie should be pursued BY the lav. and
such an example male Of them = sill
deter them from aay more saoh e:sai-
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LoAvEs AND FISHES.
Ceiieetar King Heading or t;,e Car
pet-Rax EEem~at Hanging Around
the civil service Threoe-Tbe Keyser
Ts1w- ESeat Liae Rasssed.

pet-Rax EEesaeat Hanging Around
the civil service rhreoe-The ksyser
T9w- Boat Liae sasssed.
New ORLEANS, October 22.-The
keyser opposition tow-boat line, fall
ed The boats are in the hands of the
sheriff
Referring to dispatch from WASH
logon, published here this morning,
say ing it Is rep.ssantai that the busi-
ness OF the NsT Orleans custom house
is loosely attended to, AMI that the
employees gave more attention To poll
ties than to business. Collector King
says II such statements are made in
Washington, they are untrue. The
merchants of New Orleans and the
treasury depsrtmet at Washington
viii eorroberaie That the aisiness Of
thai Office was never coiduete.. with
more economy, tffieieney ana siispatcf
than st the present ti,sir
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Ia a. Pouy fscr, 1.s rr,-r. s.---
were three eatsies- iEt.is g =s,. q
beautiful .i.li- s4-r-'. - a. sh. f.s.r.l..
and ea Asiart brias sds---t. - r.
eiecn sway fEeaa fss ptz-E -. e..
Hosi ihe heat aas rars su 49, --sl-.
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CIScfS Ss1I. C.t,t-r a rr-aas
di-p. - -t..-- thst l.sr-r.rs -a-
essag 2 ~ Etis.s -sf1-ll-i 49, II. e
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ttfCw tin svrs A. arEr. E..a
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| pi<>sI Ihr - lNnu~a --ss4 -
bri.xs ~s->~s-.l lr~D .r~s..1-A-.-z -
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40 vsls rs-s>ssy -
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Osly tEO hoTses came 70 the scTateh
la tii= running rEes, SPenerT's Conrsd
sui Hu,gin'- John Mccoy. Conrad
vas ihe faypIits in the poais, selling
iar o'ie-' bird more thau bis opyone.l-.
in eae pool before she race that p
nolieed Conrad cold FOE go aud MrCay
or -. After The iirst b-st. which
cuurad ssou. ths betting VS. about the
,-awe Zoe hef-cs ws7s sent 81 70 =
tsic -isJt Conrad quickly jsa.pisz ~
the .Soiii. ATosrd TIE sHra aud cgpe-
slse tie siAois-, NsCly gsiue.i - szllE-
IN thTee IsEgsSs Of his oF,souesst,
which he msiasaincs 80 oosllng a.
i.ic lower tern, when CourAl drew
sway and sen the heat la I.sg., y hseh
wss last time her the heavy tra-k.
1he pool selling wss Lively for ts.s
FceoEd hrat, th- b-tekcss sf A1cg;sg
s,ioking sasaeiy ID thsir ehSire a
ss0t ffAEt wss tlssctss. ARA sln5o-. =
fIspetstian NJ tie B-si heat was e1.ele.i.
sxreTi thai Msc-ls fiBis..ed . ,upis
of lengths sehina. lie eistA8es that b
dia Il. tho ssist best.
.S,fasaas1y. Is 4seps;akes fsf sisrse'
year Ode eDiis and hi-sts, aa.le hssis,
sre5 entrance. Pay - rzy- feur q
more 70 sEfer- -lz-Sristt,n add $50.
! Hysnr.f's csar-.i- --..--.---.-..----.-.-
- Isrsr i.sTIs, i.sls<-
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'biil ao usrgctfuiiy invite attention
ANA. u5oAiE LINE or
LBLEToL1Ep ALPACAs ATssc. RI
uJCEp FRuM &c.
A Line of
sEls uNlit-AtL SHADES or GRAY
aNU uUOwN FROM sc To soc.
lHE hlsT AN0 CHOICEST
ASSORTMENT or
GtLnISs AEDFisINOEs,
1tch our
DRESS GOODS.
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sshasa ap1ned the past week
ALARGE LINE or
VELVET AND FELr HATS,
NJ shades AMI so,srs,
ArAsTuSisHISGLY low PRICES.
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|rCALHAEoAiNs
NsHtwLsAND KNITTED GOODS
a I9T or THESE GOODS
sGFABArE COUNTERS
IN JOB LOIS,
Z mala ael tsem ~ prices
That srs sure To be
NiNpUCEAENrTo QUOTATIONS.
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!. ouHLisE os KeSrucKr JEAss
I ink aosr ExyENslyE IN pALI.As
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EsFEtAL ArrExrios

'1'''eied % luF
HASpsoME LINE or
-'u,s-' ~ seAuss AEosiLK RAspKER-
wv 'Ha's'g can NOS he eHeelisd.
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WEST IsIss.ss.
All snc Provinces I'm san Dom.nxs
Bas One IA np.a Rebefiisn- Qusss
Rraxus Ina zsaytt.

All enc Prasiaees I'm san Dom.nSs5
Has One IA ,p-a Rebeiiisn-Quaes
Rrssns In sssyti.
HAVANA, October i9.-News has Just
hees received t,st.s spanish column
recently slrprsseti thirty ;nsurgenls,
killing fifteen and wnan,iirg the RI st.
rae killed were taken into Puerto
Prineipe for recognition. Among the
desd wer. Senior aachia. Sresident Of
tiie Cuban ehsnoers, and Senior Le-
rotssv, isssirgent secretary of war.
HAVANA, October 1.-The English
stsasner has arrived from Sc. Thomas
win date or the 18th, and San Domin-
ga to The l2in. Puerto Plato WAS re-
occiIpie,i hy the government troops
The rebels were encarnpea la the sub
Iuros OF the city waiting for reinforce
menfs, Ia order to renew the attack,
The government troops hssi recaptured
Ilsvoga. All the other provinces wars
| IN state of OPEN reteifion. Report.
from Hayli represent every thing quiet
{ a sasfsr Avfass ard far e.oaapirncy IL
- Crooked srenrtsy rraesAne ksess.i
Patterson. n j., October 1e.-
sJafse John Il Doggsss, Of the ceur
Of common pleas, was arraIgned pri
vafefy to-day on an Indictment 10
conspiracy with Treasurer Preston 1.
luniawfaiiy transferring securities Q
lthe Merehanfs' Loan aud Trust com
pany, Hesplesd not guilty and va
bailed for trial.
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