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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-11-14

Norman G. Judd, President Lin
coins minister to Berlin, died of par
alysis at Chicago, Monday morning.
J. H. McVicker, the veteran theat-
rical manager of Chicago, was dis
charged from bankruptcy Monday
morning.
Charles Leaman, the we'll known
athlete of St. Louis, died there Mon
day from the effects of injuries re.
ceivsd, about six weeks ago, at an
athletic tournament in Louisville,
Ky.
Judge McAllister, of Chicago Mon
dav, rendered an important decision
to the effect that dealing in option
grain is, under the statute, nothil g
more or less than gambling.
W. A. Williams, pro ninent law
yer of Worcester, Mass. was shot by
John E. Brady, Monday, for force los
ing mortgage on his property, but
was not MORALLY wounded. Brady
was arrested.
In the Federal Court of Des Moines
Friday the case of Harper VS.. the
Chicago and North, western Railroad
Company, known as the jackson case,
verdict was given for Harper for
5000, instead of $l'5oqfs demand
The Upper Marlboro Gazette says:
Several weeks ago Richard Brown
and Jack Mcguire, both colored, be-
came involved in a quarrel and were
about to 60 for each other when they
were separated. Brown determined
to be revenged, and, on Sunday last,
while Mcguire was talking with some
friends in Mr. Oliver Browns store,
at MeIwood, Brown came up behind
him and dealt him a heavy blow with
stick, at the same time drawing a
knife and plunging it into Magnlre 5
thro,t, inhicting a fearful wound
Before they could be separated he a.
so cut Mcguire in the arm. The in
jured maa came to onr village that
evening on horseback, presenting a
fearful sight, with his clothes one
mass Of clottel blood The wouli-be
murderer was arrested and committed
to Jail.
Lewis F Semmons attempted to
kill his wife, from whom he separated
last Mag, at the house of his father
in.law, George ". KolruSh, in Chel-
sea. On Wednesday evening he called
at the house for an Interview with hl'
wife which Was granted. Simmons
then produced a document for her to
sign and on her refusal to sign it, I've
drew q revolver and fired, but with
ont taking aim, the ball passing thro
the clothes Of his wife without doing
any injury. lie Was about to tIle a
second shot, when he father sprang
up and pulled Simm ms backwards
an with the assistance Of Mr.. kol,
rush succeeded in pn'tinI him ont Of!
the house. The next morning Sim
mons was found in grave. pit with
two bullet holes in his head and
breathing, but he died before reach.
ing the station house, where the OH
GERS were Ia king him.
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Fhe Vatican and Russia.
Narrow Escape Of a Russian Grand
DIIi4a.
taAkeVARD,S ..EIlHT.,,
INE College a7Oal &s1ccS IAiAcnSSc6

BOSTON, Nov. 5.-At 4 dinner given last even
ing by the Harvard University to this wears
''eSht," which was largely attended ii was de-
ctdeH 10 recommend the university arrange for
arace with Cornell if the crew from that college
VIII consent TO row at New London but not at
OWascO lake. This course is rendered necessary
DN the TACT that the meeting took favorable
view oi the proposition to send a crew to Eu.r-
laGd. Tor II That were done the Harvard crew
would not have time to 60 further from home
tli:ih New LolntOn. The sense OF many present
seemed to bc that il was necessary to row hath
Corner and Columbia before going to England
1he proposition to row Columbia is also favor
ABLY entertained The matter will. however he
!e1t 10 the decision OF the whole college, that
course being necessary to make the proceedings
regular. there appearing to be reason 10 believe
tHat The question will be decided afrmatiyely
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- 4 bill was introduced In the spanish Senate
Yesterday increasing the number OF Senators
from Cuba TO sixteen.
6 We propose 10 show that steam, gunpow-
def, the telephone politics, whisky, sewing ma
chimes. Tampa beef. sweet potatoes, good tenn
per and big salaries are all-poweIful agents for
good or eSil.-tRey West Tidefte's Inaggrrat.
H Texan family attended the circus at
sherman the other day. The husband sold
load OF wood for 81, and the wife a jar OF butter
Tor $l25, then they were IS cents short, but the
father pawned his boots and barefoot led the
way TO the splendors OF the arena.
H-"Show Inc the fashion plates OF any age
said Talmage, land will tell You the type OF
morals or inm0rals OF that age or that YEAR
All right, brother Talmage, we suggest the
age OF Adam and Eve. We haven't the plates
handy, but doubtless you recollect them.EISos,
tO,i Post.
RT Three years ago a young man GRADUATES,
from West Point Military Academy. and came
west His soul was filled with grand. Ioffv
aspirations, and he sought in the untroddsn
fields OF activity In the mighty west room fas. -
his his SO. soaring genius to plume itself Tor night.
LIZ, T ais aiS ieet as ne prepared TO shake the
cincinnati corset tfactory.-lHaselsye.
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kEIRACF OR FIGHT!
~ smell the Blood Of Am EngIi>h-

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-On last Friday night
!he IRISH citizens OF this city held a mass meet
ing at Union hall to denounce the utterances of
COL. F. A. Rec as published in the Washington
Post. ID. +. O'Malley BaineS. an Irish exile who
took took prominent part in the proceedings, re-
FUSED 10 allow VIM. Wellock, vice president Of
mat he was an Englishman and had 40 business
al me meeting. AT the Sand Lots yesterday
MellocE denounced Baines as a Fenian rene
lIuesdayl Baines will publish in the morning
papers card demanding that Wellock retracf
ms language or name his time and place TO set
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DESI'RUCfIVE FIRE IN CONNEC-
TIClT.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-A special from New
Haven, Conn. says: In bale OF ute butts
thrown INTO cutter in the extensive paper
mills Oh Wilkinson Bros. q Co., in Birminghaln
iate yesterday afternoon, was n piece of iron
which IN contact with the knives ignited the
Jute. The cutting room was fun OF infamable
materials ana these at once were in fiameS The
nre spread rapidly, and in very short time all
Oh the buildings We're burning. The worklnen
had barely time 10 escape. A general alarm
Drought all the people of the village and con-
siderable STOCK was saved. The buildings We're
deSuoyed and with W. T. Morgan Curtis house
ana par, OF a saw mill near by. The loss is
Sl25.oo0 in forty or fifty companies. one nun
dled persons ale thrown out Of emnlnvment
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MARYLAND.
IS EliuHa n I'm

BALTIMoRE, Nov. Sat / o'clock D. NJ City
Marshal Gray reports the election proceeding
quietly in all the wards of the city. At Che
opening of the polls at O'Clock this morning,
when it was scarcely light. a slight disturbance
occurred at the Sd precinct of the 9TH ward be-
tween the Judges and supervisors OF election. in
regard to the custody Of the ballot box. There
were present in the room the two United States
Wright, the two Judges and clerk and four cti-
Zens-in all ten persons. During the wrangle
over the ballot box,
PISTOL SHOT WAS FIRED
and Deputy Marshal Wright was struck in the
side, the pistol bali making slight ie>h
wound. The police arrested Murphy. a demo-
cratic Judge OF election, L. 5. Deputy Marshal
Wright and citizen named BuSey. who were
taken before the Judge and released on bail In
other wards five judges OF election have been
arrested by order OF the supervisors. In these
eases the judges refused TO admit United States
deputy marShalS in the room No serious diff
cuity has occurred so far in any ward. The day
is bright and full vote is being poled.
TENNESSEE.
Light Vote at MenlpfiS.
MEHPH1s, Nov. 5.-The election is passing OF
quietly. But little interest Is manifested and
the vote will be light.
From 6 O'Clock last night until noon to-day,
undertakerS report orders for nine interinentS
OF persons who died in and outside Of the city
limits.
RHODE ISLAND.
esFeenbackers Don't Have a Show.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Nov 5.-Elec,ion is pro-
ceeding with spirit this morning. Nelson W.
Aldr1ch, rep, viii have large majority in this
district. The greenDack vote is Insignificant
There is sharp contest in the western district.
GEORGIA.
Stephens Kc.Esected,
Augusta, GA, Nov. 5.-The Vote in the ,ih
district is light. Alex. Stephens is reelected 10
congress without opposition.
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bCkNlNG TO DEATH AS SHE RAS.-SeSeraI
DoyS kiHdled a large bonfire I'm an orchard near
lhe httle village OF Arlington, y. d. on Satur-
day AFTERNOON. Among the score or more Of
chiiuleh gathered about IL, was Ella Young
man. the daughter of a widow OF Davis ayenI,.
kearney, nile and half from the orchard.
Inc child : dress in some manner caught fire,
ana thoroughly frightened, she ran screaming
IN the direction OF the house. Her compapions
were helpless with fear. Elias course was down
nlil, and before she arrived at her home her
clothes were burned To ashes and her limbs q nd
pody scofched 10 brown-back color. She died
yesterday morning Her mother lived In Green
point, Long Island, until six months ago-(N.
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THE MaHkelx.

a. BAALtIIA0RE, Nov. 5.-virginia skies, old, 20:
series: 2sA do past due coupons, 49,. North Caro-
lid Ra teadsS, o,s 1s do new s. do special tax,
,iaa,;!l BiaAah,;IlMORE, Nov; 5.-Cotton quiet and weak
Wht WWhaantng, n1mnally Ss4asss. Flour steady and firm
ac5.vs M and and f5mer-southern red, Local do am
1es+eru 1es 49,; No Pennsylvania red LOG No.
cenber lo5h; January, LO7sai.O7E. Corn, south.
fnn Iuiet western firm for spot and easier for
m9l1ed, spot and November. 4s; December i6a465
sannaary, sssay, ss6aa6h. Oats firm and more active
26a9S: Pennsylyania. 27a3o: Rye quiet and easier
sisun s9iGtnefn; SSa6O. Hay dull and unchanged. Pro
5sssed Snsst:fdenoics nd so II geoa demand and
steady-crude, IN; refined, sEsS, Coffee GSiet Ind and
hetG ifa1 1nssmp<R1o m calgoes l2Ha16S WhisV steady
and arm Receipts-nour, 1850; wheat. i2i.SO0.
c0rn' 70 So0; oats. $500 6hpnnents-wheat, 10000
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EMIGRATION TO LIBERrA.-rhe managers or
the colonization Society OF PENNSYLVANIA bay..
recently appropriated two thousand dollars to
aid those desiring TO find a new home in : iha
ria. The bark MOnrOyia will leave New Vor:.
on the first of December for Liberia. and thiH
money will enable many 10 sail IN h., .ias .iiao
would otherwise be unable 20 % 'i "ii'
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Mr.. MOODY Is laboiing at Baltimore Chief
among the evils in the churches. he said in A
selffrn last week. are church ch0ilS-ungodly
men and women who happen 10 have good
voices. ard often drunken organiStS. Mr. Moody
denounced the methods employed In raising
money 10y church fairs. Lotteries, voting and
raflies neif encouraged. The young men now
instead Ol going TO low gambling den, could
go TO GodS church and gamble. Actually. al
one church fair, the sum of - cents was cnarr-
ca for the privilege of kissing the handsOmeSI
WOMAN lii The church-preSumably 10 help the
work pl COD
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lUNG WING. Of the Chinese embassy. i'm re-
plylng 10 toast In Baltimore yesterday as re-
ported IN the Baltimore san, said: This re-
past ana welcome have made a deep impreSs,on
upon us, which II viii not he easy 10 forget
M Int lIlehuly ieelln@ thus shown manifests the
sentiment which peryadeS the substratum or
AMERICAN society Ii is not necessary TO sneak
OF local prejudices. They exist i'm every coun-
tfy, ana should be respected. We fall back for
protection On the common sense OF the Ameri-
can people. something which can always be re-
ned on, aud which once saved the nation when
IT'S very NE was IN danger. hope the tilne is
BOZ ldf distant when stronger communications
Will exist between the two countries. and beT
10 propose the health of the directors OF the in
Sllt'ite and the President OF the United States -
prolonged applalISei
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FACE TO FACE WITH DEATH-Noue OF rs can
know how We might act in a supreme moment
OF revealed fate. John Conlan OF Nary tch. a
pistol maker. was walking on the railway track
at Norwich Falls, ontFriday night, al a point
~ had one loot caught in a frog I'm such a
way That he was unable TO eNtIicate IL a
northern bound train was coming at fun speed
and Conlan, finding himself unable 10 e,s.ane
his doom, half turned. in his chained position
ana laced the engine in DEFIANT way and al
most smiled as il struck him His body was
frIghtfully mangled.-[Hasffo,d Times
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THE VOTE OF COLORADO has been officially can
yaSsed. Pitkin, republican, has $3.50 plurality
over loveland. democrat, for governor, and
BucklDgham. gfeenback received 1850 votes.
Eelford, republican, has 2,291 plurality over Pat
telsOr, democrat, for Congress, and Childs
greenDack. polled 2.3a9 votes. The senate ha
~ sfepabicanS and democrats and the Hous
dent. Professor A. p Hill, w. A. Hamill. Geo
M. Chilcott and Judges Brown and Hallett ar
candidates for US Senator's
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ANOTHER SUSPENDED SAVINGS BANK.-The
Mechanics and Laborers Savings Bank. an
Grove ana I'd streets, Jersey City, has taInpo-
iaIllt suspended payment. The directors OF the
institution held regular meeting Friday night
az WHICH IL was resolved 10 suspend payment
hlef saturday evening. This determination
Ielhalled secret SO far as the general public
was concerned. No formal notice of the sus-
pension was given. and the bank continued 10
pay oui money until the closing hour SATURDAY
hood OF $3.50 af0
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LIEUT.. Col. II. w. JAMES, L. s. A., who's
distressing Illness was mentioned in the Sun a
lew days ago, will be brought on to Washing
TON f0r treatment. His wife, who lives i'm Balti
more, and has son attending school here, re,
or 18th OF October. These letters showed n
signs OF an impaired mind, but dispatches were
sent TO Washington confirming the report about
the time publication OF the fact was made in
tne SUP. Col. James and his family have many
warm and sympathizing friends in Baltimore
VINO nope Tor the best when he can be restored
10 their CARE RnN Sun 9Th
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7. Harlllcr and Randall
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
NEW YORK.
hRnnn ADnnusR ~ Aup~-~

ALBANY, Nov. 5.-The weather is very fine
and the election is progressing with spirit
Wooo, dem f0r Congress, Is reported to be run
ming ahead OF his ticket. The greenbackers are
polling good vote for county officers In the
lower part OF the city the republican assembly
men are running ahead of their tickets.
A Very Large Vote in New York
City-Isesult Doubtful.
Ne, NEW n0RK, Nov. 5.--Electton day being a
legal holiday banks, exchanges, business places
ge"eraS sate amy and Offices
lhe streets wear Sabbath quiet. 1t is ex-
pected that very large vote viii be polled
put the best judges say that the result can ONLY
DE tod when the votes are counted.
''JOhnny, Davenport ArreStin-
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-At Tammany Hall 1t was
announced, as early as 10 O'Clock, that Commits
supervisor OF elections, had caused the arrest
OF about 800 voters on the 1865 naturalization
papers, and was holding them in 81, 900 bail each
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Hull for Talbot.
BOSTON, Nov. 5.-The historic town of Hull. TO
which attaches the tradition, "As goes Hull. so
goes the state" gives Talbot "a, Butler 81. Alb
Dott !, Alner Last year 1t gave CASTOR 26.
Rice 49, COhaSSet gives Talbot 20l. Butler 81.
ADoOtt is, Miner TO- Last year it gave Rice 81.
CASTOR 45. wy
talbot Ahead in New Bedford.
y bosT0N, Nov. o. special dispatch from New
Bedford says at II o'clock Talbot is reported
Other Towns.
PITTSFIELD, MASS, Nov. 5.-With a voting list
OF 2,l5o, at noon had pOlled LOO, e-half OF
which were Talbot's votes, and the prospects
indicate he viii carry the town. special dis
patcn IrOm Lawrence says Butler will carry the
CITY Dy larger plurality than was anticipated
put u VIII not exceed 500 if it reaches that
ngufe. Few Abbott votes are being cast. MOst
OF tne ABBOTT men are going for Talbot The
prOmDltoniStS are also voting for Talbot In
AnuoVer Talbot is ahead, and in Methaen h
also leads. VIM. A. Russell for Congress I'm tn.
'tm QlStflct IS running far ahead OF TarboX
IaiDot Is ahead at Hayerllill, with a close vote
Talbot. III
AZ Eau River Talbot. against large Bntle
Vote, is doing better than expected. Talbot i,
anead at Medford; Hingham, Maiden, Water
town and Newton.
AT Taunton Talbot leads i'm all the wards savs,
tniee, where the Butler vote at noon was abou,
two to one.
Hutler Ahead i'm Lowell and New
bufypDrt.
Lower reports Butler will probably carry the
CITY ny 2oo or 800 plurality. In NewburypOrt the
.ole Is running closer than was anticipated The
democrats voting largely for Talbot. With 200
voteS cast, Butler is 100 ahead, and Abbott has
Dut "a votes. The indications are that Butler
VIII carry the city by 200.
pENNSEI VANlA
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Buffers Friends COnfident.

T'sPtt5H. Ut"l1tF'tN 20 IH0 fS3Hf.
BOSTON, Nov. 5.-At noon to-day. Gen Butler
had the lead in Boston. Fail River, Hoiyoke and
Hampden county, and his friends are conf
dent Of his election. find republicans who
c0ncede the state TO be doubtful The canyaS
or the republican state committee is i0a6a
votes fGf Talbot, (repl; Ii, ,3lo for Butler 100
for Abbott, dem: 1870 doubtful. This give
talbot over 10000 plurality, which is too liberia!
estimate. TIE Abbott democrats believe tha
Buffers vote will reach l00, 900. blt that he win
not be elected. They estimate Talbot's plurality
at from 1000 to 10000. An immense vote i
being poled. In Boston the United State
SUPERVISORS have made some arrests for illega
voting.
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fHE RoYALIsT PAPERS OF ITALY say that the
monarchy Of King Humbert and his family
must rest ON something more solid and pract icaI
IMAM the love and gratitude of its subjects Or
II VIII speedily be burst asunder and split into
thousand pieces by the approaching inter9a
tiOnal socialist rennhic -
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MR. MARTIN Was on his way from Madison to
JaneSVlile, WIS. TO marry Miss Foster, bur he
chanced TO meet Miss CObbs. whom he had once
known and loved. and straightwa married her
leavlilg Miss Foster and her wedding guests IN
wait in vain for his coming. W
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Fatal Sha0fino

AUGUSTA. GA, Nov. 5.-ThOS. Butler was shot
and dangerously wounded last night in Ham.
Duig Oy Ioney Hawkins, colored II is Thought
and placed in jail. oN "' ''''"
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RHODE ISLAND.
Green hackers 1Omtf Have ., SIHnxx
F0REk<sS AFFAIRS.
Hard Times for English Cotton



LONDON, Nov 5.--In the mills at Wigan Loo
looms and $500 sptndleS are stopped and 25oa
looms and 10000 SpiRdeS are running on short
tlfae, DeinS equivalent TO 30 per cent. reduction
IN operatives wages.
.sa>sacre> by Rebels i'll New Gale
siOni:s.
SfpNEy. y. =, Oct. est IS reported that the
New Caledonia rebels have committed fuT her
InaSSacreS.
PARIS, Nov. 5.-It is Officially announced that
Nanakas murdered a Frenchlnan and his wife
ON the 18th OF October. There are wandering
bands OF rebels in the Bourrail district. but the
remainder of New Caledonia is quiet. The gen
efal situation has improved
SOthern not Seriously Hi.
LONDON. Nov. 5.-E. Z. A. SotheTn. the actor
IS stated TO be not seriously ill. He will prOba-
bly, play at Liverpool next week.
Russia and the Bulgarian InSUr-
gents.
st. PETERSBURG, Nov. 5th.--It is Officially de-
nled tnat Russian officials are participating OF
Conniving il the Bulgarian inSliriecton. Gen
TGdleben has issued fresh orders to the Russian
commanders on the East R0umanian frontier 10
prevent the organization OF inSurgent bands.
ana 20 Hatci the movements OF insurgent com
MtteeS.
'Ehe Vatican and Russia.
ROME. Nov. 5.-The negotiations between the
vatican and Russia have been suspended. as the
attitude Of Russia affords no hope OF satsfac-
tory result. The Pope will probably issue his
protest shortly against violence. which the
Catholics of Poland endure from the russian
authorities.
Narrow Escape Of a Russian Grand
Duke.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 5.-The imlieria! yacht
llFadia left Livadia on the I'd inst. for odessa
having On board the Grand Duke Sergi,lS son
OF the Car, and suite The Yacht was Syyamtted
during q log and heavy gale, but all the paSSen-
GERS ana crew were safely landed. The yacht
was afterwards thrown on rocks and viii prob
ably 20 to pieces
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WHEN Mr.. JOHN +. COYLE accuses some and
statements must be received with caIItion INT
Wnen he admits that the cipher used by him in
nus dispalcheS TO New York has been translated
make his present enemies vince. The cipher
proved almost as difficult to MS to use as ID has
proved 70 the Tribune TO translate" says Mr.
Hence these teays-[N. Y. Tribune.
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NEATLY SAID.-The two leading candidates
accidentally met in the Lowell depot one day
TINS Week. ':tiood morning, general" said the
ex-governor; ''how goes ft:' First rate" re-
plleo the general as clipper as possible. You
are certainly working very hard" said Mr. Tai
DOT Il nave TO-" answered General Butler
Win couitly bow, .,cith 40 formidable az o,,po-
rent. Ana here the interview ended Eostos
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Yellow Fever I'M N.vv o.,..

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 5-The weather is clear
ana pleasant; 81 new case Of yellow fever and
oeaths are reported for the past "a hours. The
IOOtlnsS TO date are Il. 296 cases z az Gieafhs
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THE Bishop POISONING Casa telegram 10
the New York HefHtd from Norwich, Conn. No
Nelnher I'd. says: Mrs. Bishop, the mother o
poisoning ease trial. She says thai Katie cobb
administered the last dose that Hattie Bishop
took. She only hopes TO live long enough 10
testify. when startling developments may De-
expected. Size never had been called upon
heretofore.
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GONE WITH THE CAsH.-W. Cameron, clerk
1of Mi. Robert Cummings. Of ottawa, Canada
absconded Monday night with the cash box.
containing $1,000. He was arrested but his
the box,
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CAlIierv Fire.

POTrsy1ILE, Pa, Nov. 5.-The Hickory Ridge
folliery, owned by the Mineral Railroad and
Mining Company, near ShaInokin, Pa was de-
strOyed by fire last evening" The cause and
loss Is unknown. This throws about TWO hun
dred men and boys out of employment
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THE OYsTER SHUcKERs' STRIKE continues
VIII viii n.tH prospect OF settlement The men
while the position OF the packers remains tiro,'
ana they refuse TO cOncele 10 the mems de,
manoS. ShQcked oysters continue 10 arrive
Gaseffs, 5th. t''"''''''"'e
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Fire At Fort Leayenxyor,I,.

ST LOUIS, Nov. 5-A dispatch from Leayen-
worm. Kan, says one OF the large government
STABLES at Fort LeavenwOrth was burned on
40 were rescued and the remainder consumed
II Is thought that the loss will not fall short of
$1,000. ''
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The s'City Of MOnsreaI., RenOrted

CHICAGO, N0y. 5.-News has been received
here that the City OF Montreal, which was snn.
posed 10 have been lost, because OF her pilot
mousse having drifted ashore On the east COAST
or Lake Michigan, has been seen minus some
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1HR COAL CoNBINATION.-At a meeting of
prominent coal operators at Bethlehem Pa
yesterday Me>SrS. Swayer, DOdsOn and Robin
son were appointed for the Lehigh region to
prfety Of continuing the present combination
another wear