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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-22
CITY NEWS.
-r.rn,n rnnr.dar Mornings DaIIy.l

From Thursday Mornings DaiIy'l
VS.. G. bile x Co, have now on hahd' 'ie
finest mes, pork in the market
TuE question OF who shall be county PhE
vici.n - IA a. not been settled yet
KANSAS CITY is just b ginning to hnd OH
thai IN. streets there are dSgraceiul-
EVERY family in the city where gun ID
afforded. - >upp'ied with wild ducks
ruypp j. no uS,. in saying anyIbing about
the mud y,si..rdav everybody knows about
il.
TIM, c;r..,r N. stern NJ MInufacturinr Com
-, ,,.,,.. all lie work they can attend to
now.
.r.,rrr Is. a p-uj.,c, on foot among the Odd
Fellows 20 pay Jhr brethren III Atchison "a Wis
il soon.
TuE moon sLC;c through the cioI'.s last
night sufficiently. to enable AK - 10 see the
sidewalks.
CoSSIBF.EABIF interest l. maniiested by
parr..s he e. " III regard to the army appFo-
priation bill.
4 A-rAErIAGE lie, uSe v-as issued in The Pro-
hai. r8urI yesterday to -. Gusiave i'!nme and
Margaret Ryan
A yor-NG Iisu who hEs been in the h"bii "i
~. ling SICK on cigars, Las been cur'd By
siuplliug tie Lgiu.
HANrEp-.Darders aud Ioigers. Nently
fu ni,hrd 'front.' room, 80 C.Ir.okee street, OPP
po,iic CouiIn- ntal motel.
A COUPLE nf ..bpys IA blue" at the depot
las night. ,yho seem ii 10 be the worse for the
l,rar~t,-i weather" had hard time of II IN
getting to tae midnight train.
THE supply OF vesef,b,es in the markets
-..f = ,t,rn n.fl
Prices arr. aS good, brtt.T, in f'c', than the
sellers look d for some " els ago.
ONLY one c.,>e appeared 'n The pobiice reg
list. y,-t..rl,y m"rming. The poor, rail wo-
man was fined so and tod that She could
cnutiuu.. IA, life of sham. ior another month
ExGI~EER HAMILTON of the KIP. road mar
rosly escaped being g"rd by "A Texas steer
YESTERDAY, while assisting in unloading a
train. H. is no coward but he run '.just a
liit!e."
D>E of the easiest things to catcI, an1 at
IN. same time one of the mos, difficult to get
nd Of is a Cough or Cold Dr. Bulls Cough
syrup however, always proves equal 10 the
"rgcnir.>-
Wiz, I.-a,iiug musicians nom Kansas city,
werc. ia the cry yesterday, and assisted IN The
grand orchestra c"nc'rI- Thes- gentlemen
show pr per - rit, 81 d We Trust We snail
hear them aga n.
THE steamer. silver C.ry,' arrived here
YESTERDAY evening about fiv" O'Clock. from
Yankton with Capt. Dave -ilter in c mmand,
AMI l. r. Hanna. j.. clerk. TIE boat has
n ,.u ,o.u. contract serN .c- on the YELLOW
stoIl.- au AK the >uIninrT-
Fox -"mr days, the riyate Detectives ~
tl,, cItN have. % ,riI on III. look out 1"r three
fellows wIlr ger together al "a tim" wh'n "a
stranger w.g~ attacked on ih, corner shawnee
and = g .tr. >Ir,-,..s, day b for yesterday.
ard ru ai.,.np' mai G" -naic his watch
and = ua rom uI - k u.
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0m cial Vote Of Pennsylya ania.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, November 15.-The
following is the official vote of Pennsylva-
MIA, east at the late election and as received
at the State Department, excepting Wash
ington county, the returns of which are
complied from the county papers:
Far Supreme Judge -Sterrett, Republi
can, 2ii, $50; Turnkey, Democrat, 2ll 600 !;
BARLEY, Greenback, 5l,5S2; Win on, Pro-
hibition, 2,s?9. Trunkey's plurality, $50
State Treasurer Hart, Republican, 24l,-
SIG: moves, Democrat, 25I,1lG; Wright,
Greenhack, aas14; Carroll, Prohibition,
2s,27l. Moves, pleurality, 1901.
Auditor, -,ieneral-Passmore, Republican,
242 :.,SS; Schell, Democrat, 25,121; Elmer
son, Greenback, 52,9SS Barker, Prohibi-
tion, 1897 Schell's plurality S,96s.
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CHEYENNE, November a. The Lea
der's" special from Rawlin-, W. T., SAYS
that Douglass and some 400 Of his band OF
utes, have left their agency on White
food, which, for some reason, Wills, sup
piled by the government, yet remains in
the warehouse at Rawlins. They allege
that they are forced To this measure, as
game is so scarce and their people are sui
fering for want Of food. As vet they are
peacefully endeavoring to have their
grievances adjusted, and have telegrapacd
to Washington TO ascertain il ,heir Hon.
NAV bot he drawn at kawlins
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Lrwrencr Bridge Comph ~ ". Lawrence
Land and Water Power COmIanN-JuTA cali
I'd, AL present. P.lintIn iniIuducei his evil
d..nc,., and rested the ct>e-tucIcupon dei"n-
dam ,lrmurr.,I To- he evidence, a. not bring
sufIi".H tu constitute a cau>e of action,
winch 4. murs.r was hy the Court "v"rtuled,
la wuiCh TgIu- al IN" In"it Defendant 'A-
Copied Tad was proceeded with, and MOI
"a ing cone ut.,-I al the no = nf adj"uirm"nt.
Tn. Jury " = aimouisbcd by tue t"uri, and
EXCUSED "a I'll Thi> mo!,ilig, ~ ten octock-
Cput a4Jnu ned - TINS morning al ten
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IErom Frlday Mornlng's DaiIy.l

THE immense ra:tlesnalle which was found
last summer by young hr. Orr, Is now Oh ex-
hIbition at the Academy of science.
4 NUMBER of the attorneys from Topeka
who have. been here during the pB>t week al
tending court, left for home yesterday.
OTTo 4. BFELER il now ia tBdSemploy OF
P,.rub .rton & Meade at the Lion shoe store,
and will be glad TO meet and boo: his many
friends.
A ROW occurred bet xeen two men named
rep -ctiveiy Joe Lewis and SAN Lisht'oot
night before last, dusins wnich pistol shots
were fired but no on nas hurt
GRAY & LESLIE have "a ch ice lot Of hand-
picked winter apI,I' :, ami aiso Il lot of roia-
to,s. which they Will sill wholesale or retail
4 ear load of either can be prepared on short
notice.
THE ladies OF the Baptist church VIII give
an ~tcr supper at the church ON Tuesday
evening, November .Otn. An excellent sup
peg will be pros ii, and all are invited
Dn<-r ruin your health and, besides, make
Yourself disagree ,bIc TO other people by your
,.n.,tt.u.dc .ughinc. \ twenty-five c"nt bot
=
i.tr-- bp.tIs-s, - Gems.
PENsyRFJS X MEADE have caived 50 FAR
rb,> we,k about iiity cIS,,s oi D rotS and shoes.
rneir stock wh.ciL as somewhat broken on
account uf tac i'm nense ru>h upon them, Is
a ~ laTs,-r Inan ever lore.
LADIES should get their fancy goods and
millinery when the sun shines, and they
should I..m mber Ihrt Stern Il Bro. have the
iar.s - ya.I,iy III the city from which 10 Sc
.,cl IT very attractive pric =.
NORTH Iraven worth il beginning 10 be
drpre,iai.d by wood thieves again. IL they
ere served ~ badly ~ tury were last winter
thrr. will not b. side walk leit. To" many
p,npIe are buying iuc.i~ and shot guns.
TIE ladies of the Baptist church Will give
an oyster supper al inc church on Tuesday
evening November 2n'h. An excellent sup
per will b.. provided, and all are invited.
A SILENT little fBnrrsu proc, 'SSinn headed
by a hand same:y MOUNTED cnniiin, contain
ing tha remains Of a ypupg infant Lately born
in Belle William nous. "u lower Main
street. occurred v send ~. Its mother, Jen-
ME Dyer il in ials .r,u' condition.
THE ladies Of the u pti~t .urch will give
an oyster supper al The CHURCH on Tuesday
evening, Novrmb-r 2irh. An excellent sur
per will be provided, snH al are invited.
THE ladies of the Il tprist church will give
an oyster supper at the church on Tuesday
evening, November 10Th. An excellent sup
per VIII br provided, and all are Invited.
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recommend any increase in the amounts
voted by the House, but, cn the contrary,
propose reduction OF S59, 900 in the item
for the conversion of smooth bores to riff /,
cannon, $4,000 in the amount for hospitals,
and 5000 in the appropriation for the
office OF Commanding General.
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Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day: Manuel Gavin, of Florida,
as United States Consul, at Leghorn; Ell
tingham Lawrence, as Collector OF Customs
1or the district Of New Orleans; Chauncey
i. Filley, As Postmaster at ST. Louis.
Postmaster-JUo. L. Hayward, Hanni-
bal, Missouri
Indian Agents S. Ely, Otoe agen-
cy, Nebraska; Isaac Eghtner, Santee agen-
cy, Nebraska; Jno. F. Hyle, Navajo agency,
New Mexico; VIM. Ii. Doneison. Fort
Hall agency, Idaho; Edwin A. Howard,
Ponca agency. Indian Territory; Francis
H. We .ver, South Ute agency, Colorado.
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LONDON, November ia telegram
from Erzeroum contains the following: The
Russians recaptured Fort Azzi on Wednes-
day, but were Immediately expelled The
inhabitants of Erzeroum have participated
in the recent fighting. The loss has been
considerable.yet there is general enthusiasm.
The Russian cavalry have appeared north
of Erzeroum.
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Taken I'm.

4 chap giving his name as Henry Boyd
was take in ny tn p 'lice last night because
me did not sam TO act right. In the first
place he pavut'i his ha. and bought "a sol
dierS' cap. After that he trad q oil a suit OF
gray clothing for army blue, and tried to
make people believe he had enlisted. The
pol!ca oiiic.r> are jo IS'y IH favor OF enlisted
m, n and this inp,ai C .uld not De with>toUd.
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has fled. on behalf OF his client, a statement
OF his intention to contest the election OF
James T. Watson to the Office Of County
Treasurer The contest is made on the
strength of the alleged inelligibility of Mr..
Watson, he having held the Office two terms,
the time allowed by law, followed by term
of only = few weeks, during which time his
deputy held the Office The case is the first
of the kind ever tried in the stale.
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VIII Recon- me nd its Pas.axe.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., November l5.-
The House committee on foreign affairs
has agreed to recommend the passage OF
the bill providing for American representa-
tion AT the Paris Exposition, with clause
providing for display OF the various
methods Of cooking corn. The bill now
agreed upon proposes total appropriation
of about Sl60,OO0
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s Pistols fDv ESVO."'

\ slight di>turbtnce o'cIrred between two
Texas boys last night at Mr. Green's Law
Office, owing To the dIr.rence of opinion a.
to the '.,rading' Of cattle. Both drew their
six shooters, Ia when it trI, tin, to make
up' they "a Ia threw the lie Idly w-a pnns out
into rha sire, "a I ShDpS IA IA 4 and took
drinks iu>i likr the b byS always do.
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PORTLAND Me-, November l5-Georse
W. Steve Il, George ". Kemp, Warren II.
Walker, Charles 4. Stevens, benjamin Whit
ten, Taylor $. Dodge, Henry 7. Mills and
Edward Merrill, striking engineers on the
Boston and Maine Railroad, were all found
guilty Of conspiracy in obstruc,ing the
mails
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uu., Pay the Dsposisors.

CHICAGO, November l5.-Judge Moore,
in the case OF the suits of individual stock
holders against the stockholders of the Fl
dcli!y Savings Bank, decided, To day, that
The stockholders ar liable and must pay
their Indebtedness 10 the banks creditors
As whole, is is important, As ttling a
number of similar suit. which have b, en-
commenced here
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EiHes

BiRoN, Ills, November l4-AhG; eait-
nignt last night fire destroyed ,se stare
OF Thompson 4 Kennedy, groc lies ani
drugs; Throop's dry goods: kelsey, furni-
ture Hanks printing office, and Beckford's
news Office. Total loss, SAC, 900; insurance,
snail.
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Fourteen Years far Being n Road
Agent.

CHEYENNE, November l4-In the I 3.
District Court, to-day, Force Rines- one OF
the recently captured road agents. was
found guilty and sentenced TO fourteen
years in the peniten,iary
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III. a. cI>ion that III. figure that formed this
mould WAS ONCE A LIVING ANIMAL OMAN
Ism. -. -
In concluding this report would most re-
riai,Ie assistance rendered by Drs- G- = tit-
lett and :. r. Carpenter, two gentlemen justly
eminent IN their profession.
Most respectfully yours,
X TAYLOR.
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BosroS, November l5.-Sridge; Francis
Kennedy was murdered at South Boston
last evening, where she had gone to visit
her sister. About nine O'Clock she rang the
bell, was admitted by her brother, and i'm
mediaiely fell to the floor unconscious, and
died in ten minutes. On examination,
three slab- were found in her lef, breast
The affair is involved in mystery. Peter
Mahoney was arrested, having bloody
knife in his possession, and being under the
infiuen e Of liquor, and having been seen
near the house brandishing the knife early
in the evening, and threatening To Kill
some one.
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OPPOSITION To DIAZ.

An apparently reiiable rumor prevails
that Col. Nillarent crossed the Rio Grande,
to-day, about fifty miles above this nlaee
into Mexico, with one hundred men, to p
pose the Diax Government Unusual ac-
tivity prevails against the adhcr,nts Of Le-
roia, on this border
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winding up IL. Hu.iness.

NEW YORK, November 1.-THE Tenth
National Bank OF this city is winding up
its affairs. President \ c. Herman states
that the general depression in business had
made the bank Improbable. The bank
will pay all its Indebtedness.
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Oaly Tired of Life.

CHICAGO. November l5.-The curoner's
jury, this afternoon rendered verdict,
"rha, William F. Coalhaugh came to his
dea,a irom a pistol shut tirel os his own
hana with the Intention to commit suicide.
and, that, in our ju L. aent, he comnitted
The oct in . stale of temporal insanity ~
1hs Clearing Hoae Association to-day,
saioPssd . rs.nlation of rsprt - shs D.
czssd hanker.
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yb-sr TxSe0:y-Fifth.

On, uT i,.r. ln ~ ~, mt Affairs of the sea
son ~.,t.njoy ii al the residence al Mr.. and
Mrs. - LosWrIiIl.tI, i,sI evening, IN honor
ottur ~ .gI,-iHh anniversary of the we'd
i,,,, al, IN. I,,, and t,.s>l.->S \ ia g'. num-
I,.r al nT,.-f,uI- Wr. B., g.su- s.ud M. ANA MT>
,,s.a ias 4 Hi bong .D q iIv pleasures
a.. ia IA - d. - ga 4gn-
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BELGRADE, November ia Belgrade
correspondent reports that skirmishes are
occurring, continually, between the Servian
frontier guards and the Bashi Bazouks.
The Turks are erecting entertainments at
Bogova, on the Timak.
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senate Conformation.

Senate has confirmed James Spotten As In
dian agent at Shoshone Agency, Wyoming;
Vm. ;. Million as Pension agent al New
Orleans; John F. Wilder, Postmaster, at
Chattanooga, and Paul Schankler, as Post
master AT Nebraska City, Neb.
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THE STEAMER

"City of Montreal" from New York for
Liverpool, arrived here, reports the loss of
boat and one man, while unsuccessfully
endeavoring to rescue the crew of disabled
ship. Name unknown.
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CETTINJE, November l5-Of the 100000
rubles sent to Montenegro for the relief of
the inhabitants, the Russian agents have
applied 100000 in buying political inhu-
eDcs
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The Celebrated Vienna Rolls.

Among the nu n,r"uS articles lppiey's
Yeast Powder Il u, ii F,r, are the celebrated
Vienna rolls, whc.I so delicious, palata-
bic and healthy. IL Won have not the recipe
send three-cent stamp 10 Dculey * b other,
New York and yol viii e't t., together with
m my other vain Ibl" cooking receipts, 10y re-
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LoSDoS, November Is. \ special, dated
Pare Ion, Tuesday, says: The Russians, yes
terday, summoned Osman Pasha to surren-
der, but he refused.
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The French Chamber of:Deputies.

VERSAILLES, November l5.-The Cham
ber of Deputies, this morning, after
speech by Gambvtta, adopted Trevy's mo-
ton for the appointment Of a committee to
inquire into the electoral abuses by vote
of $40 to 403.
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ST. LoCIs, November l4-Five colvicts
of III. Missouri penitentiary escaped from
the hospital of that institution abou. ;..,e
o'clocs this morning. Officers are A ii.e,r
trail and they will soon be caught
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>. .,.,S.o..r..

y iic,. " .iV,u ia she Froiar" Court YES
tray .fi.,. Is -hs,rse tom ia STAT" Asylum
tor Iii.. lr>;,u", "f VIM Piifrr who haN been
ia cuiinn,Idaisf >inc, iS7 a..d - pronounced
IncuI.tb.c. H J. "rd'i,d 10 ID confined IN
i.I" .'.-uttiN JIIi- -
\ al,l ~ q, !-Su ii to convey Hrury Miles
fr.nn it.,- county Jail So the insane asy lun for
ITtIt TIrnt.
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Emma.

New YORK, November IA motion
for new trial in the famous suit of the
Emma Silver Mining Company, the Limi-
ted London against I. W. Park, ten. BaS-
ter and others, TO recover five million dol
lars WIS made to-dav
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tive of a scene from .Der FreischutZ" and
was sung in Gernsn. -
On. entertainment concluded with IFsrolds
crane "a overture '.Zainpa" aud although
~. hour waS Late none regretted their visit
Mr. Ss.I.eusTmsn Conducted the exercises Ia
:, T,,a..Priv manner aul showed tIat his las.e
II, such matters IL suited 10 the people.
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EaiIed-Fire-fai1ed.

NEW YORK, November li.-Louis Walls
stein. manufacturer of ladies suits. 33S
Broadway, failed ; liabilities, $1,000 as
sets, $4,000.
GONE Up IN SMOKE.
The furniture factory OF III. Louter " Co,
in Williamsburg, was burned last plight ;
loss, $500.
ANOTHER FIRM wooDBINEs.
Solomon IIynson, dry ods jobhery, No.
As Dispenard street, has also failed liabil-
tiles, $4,000; assets, so 900.
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Fieur MIN Burned.

Sr. LOTS, November l4-The fr.r NIL !
of Valentine Stoke, :sEs and 22Il Carun- |
dolet avenue, burned this morning, ,oseihr !
with POO barrels Of -four Loss, ia, o } !; |
no insurance
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BELGRADE, November lI.-Servia has
replied to the PGE.es demand for the with
drawal OF >ervian troops from the frontier,
that it Is impossible to leave the inhabit-
ants OF the frontier without military pro-
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

The Montenegrins have taken Fl. Sonstas
They bombarded Anitivari all yesterday,
and have taken all the Turkish provisions
and depots.
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EATON,S EGOTISM.
SynOpsi. OG His B,li Proposing an
Amendment to the COusetluaiOu

SynOpsI. OG His Bsli Proposing an
Amendment to the Constitution.
WASHINGTON, November I5.-The joint
offered in the Senate, to-day, BY
Mr. Eaton, amendatory of the Constitution,
provides that the following article be pro-
posed to the legislatures of the several
states as an amendment to section first. ar
ticle second, OF the Constitution of the Uni
ted States, which, when satisfied by three
lourths of said legislatures, shall be valid
as part of said Constitution, viz: A tri-
bunal for the decision of all contested is
sues arising in a choice of electors of Presi-
dent and Nice-President, shall be
APPOINTED IN EACH STATE
in the following manner: "Nut less than
twelve months prior to the time fixed by
law for the choice Of electors, the governor
Of each state shall, by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate of the State, ap-
point not less than five persons, learned in
he law and otherwise duly qualified, to
whom shall be referred i'm such manner as
he legislature Of the State shall direct,
all eases Of
CONTESTED ELECTIONS
arising in reference to the election OF Presi-
len and Nice-President. The tribunal so
constituted shall hear and determine everv
uch contest and certify at least thirty DAYS
,efore the day upon which the election
hall he called upon TO give their votes,
heir decision therein, to the proper return
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ton at Chaikavetz, ten miles west of Sofia,
where the road from Lam Palanaka inter
sects the road to Nische Here he will be
able to watch Servia, and. if needed, coop
crate with the force at Olhrie.
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On n and.
Wa,ssinx Ammunisiom.

CoNsTANTISoPLE, November l5.-Chakit
Pasha has arrived at Orcharie to take CON-
mand in place OF Chefvet Pasha, removed.
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is felt about the steamer Mexican" from
Port Royal. September 18th for Liverpool.
Nothing has been heard of her since her de-
parture. She had crew of thirty men /;
no passengers.
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Life ON the Ocean Wave.

QUEENSTOWN, November l5.-The steam
er illinois," hence for Philadelphia, re-
turned to-day, having lost four boats and a
funnel in a hurricane. Otherwise all is
xrall
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Rapi1sy COnvaiescinz.


BosroS, November li-An Augusta dis
patch says thai Senator Blaine is rapidly
couyalesciny
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VIENNA, November l4.-A special from
bucharest says Shovelof captured addition
al Turkish Positions On Monday night. The
movements Of the troops inside Of Plevna
are Observable as thoug a sortie was i'm
n,iu.rf
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Coming 10 America.


LONDON, November l4.-About three
hundred Russian Mennonites left Berlin on
the 9th inst, for the United States
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FATALLY SHOT

by the burglar, who was supposed to be Proc
tor. He had gone to the house at night,
knowing h,r father had sold the farm and
had the money in the house. He entered
the house with a cooked revolver, when
there wa- no one at home but the girl and
hs- aged mother. The girl flew at the rob
ber, struck down the pistol, tore off his
mask and actually drove him out OF the
door. lie fired two shots at her, one ball
passing through her breast and one going
through her head. The girl still lives but
the doctors say she c.. rot recover.
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Breaking the NeWs

LONDON, November IA dispatch from
Constantinople states that the Turkish for
eiyn minister informed NJ Ckristies, the
Servian agent, on Monday, that the Porte
no longer dsahted that Servia was prepar-
ius pr war. NJ Christies, to-day, replied
that he had received no confirmation Of that
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Crium yi,aOfly-

Dr. Pr3ce's Special Fiavorii FNir"cts have
stood tl.e tests OF s,iCpre ard practical use
'riumphantly. ana now are TAX in- p'''"e'iei.e
over all other Flavoriug Extracts. They are
justly entitled {" the I'puiati"n they have
,Stab isiIed, tor their strength, p rity and
delicary of favor cannot be equlaleL
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Prosec,,o" for ,he Frontier,

PARIS, November i4-Marquis de Fran
chin, legitimist Senator Of France, Is
dead
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CoSsrANTINoPLE, November l5.-The
Russians have been repulsed near Kars, af-
ter prolonged fighting.
HEAVY STOW.
There has been heavy snow IN Asia
COUNCIL OF WAR,
under the presidency of the Sultan. have
decided To largely reinforce Mehemet Ali.
DENIED.
The rumors Of peace negotiations are de
MED