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PHILADELPHIA.

PmLApELPHrA, October 3l.-Flour-steady;
supertine $2 50a3 90; extra S3 00a3 so Mime.
sofa family 81 5Oa5 90; high grades S6 75a7 rs.
wheat-Firm; No. 2 red 81 cox amber 81 90
al o3; white 81 0Sa1 05; No. 2Chicago at CSC
Corn-steady; yellow 4sa4sI1c. 0ats-steady;
white western 25a27c; western mixed 23a2Sc.
Rye-Easicr; western at Soc. Provisions
Dull. Mes e Pork-ss ooas 80 BcetIIndia
aSc; green 5KaGc. Lard-Flat; prime steam
exc. Butter-Stcady; New York State and
Bradford county, Pa, extras lsa2Oc; Western
Reserve 15al7c. Eggs-Firm; western 22a24c.
CheeSe-Dull; western full cream at SI<aac.
Petroleum-steady; refined 9c; crude 7hc.
whisky-Nominally unchanged.
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the suit for TiIden's Taxes.

prrrsBuRoH, October 81. The testimony
in the case OF the United States against
Samuel ]. Tilden, for the recovery OF in
come tax alleged to be due the Govern
ment, was resumed this morning.
Thomas D. Messler was examined. He
was Assistant President OF the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Railroad Company
for three years prior to 1859. He knew
that during that time Tilden had received
dividends from his investment In the Law.
renee branch to the amount OF s., 900. In
addition to this Mr.. Tilden received $500
per annum from each Of the two mort.
gagees for acting as trustee: Mr.. MesSler
also testified as to the genuineness Of the
signature to the receipt for $4,000 shown
yaSfardav
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Chicago.

Cmc1oo, October sl.-Flour-Qui.t and
weak. wheat-D Demand fair and prices high.
or and unsettled; No. red winter .s5c; No. 9
Chicago spring s0s4asic cash; Sic November;
s2Nc December; No. IS, es1zc: rejected 551ia
56c. Corn-steady and In fair demand; &c
cash; S3H December; rejected 32sc Oats
In fair demand, but ut lower rates; 10 Isc cash;
l9Hc November; lsKai9kc December. Rye
lower; ; Soc I cash; % extra No. s. s611a5se. PORK I
Active, firm and higher; 80 90a8 92h cash
and November; 81 0211a7 o5 December. Lard
Demand fair and prices higher; 80 85 cash;
Is ooa5 92h November; s. 95a5 971l Decem-
ber Bulk Meats-Firmer, but not quotably
higher. Whisky-Dullats at 81 0s. 80
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NRw YoRE, October 3l.-A meeting o.
prominent merchants and others was held
tonight 10, consider,the question of invit-
ing delegates from all the States to as
somblo in this city on the 30th OF April
the 9eth anniversary oftheinauguration Of
Washington as President Of the United
States, and consider the proposition OF
holding great exhibition Of the industry
Of all nations in New York in the year
1880 or sooner.
A resolution was passed authorizing the
Chairman to appoint an Executive Com
mittee of ten who shall take the whole
matter in charge, and arrange for the pro-
posed meeting.
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NEw ORLEANS, October 3l.-A Fort
Worth special says: Two masked men
Stopped the west bound stage to-day, near
Morris Greek. While the highwaymen
were plundering the mail bags two freight
crs drove up and opened fire on the
robbers. The robbers returned the FIRE,
but seeing 1t was getting. hot they both
mounted one horse and rode away. They
secured three registered packages, the
value Of which is unknown. The stage
was without passengers. NJ, Y
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Toledo.

TosEpo, October sl.-Flour-s Steady. Wheat
-Closes easier; No. ! white Michigan 02Xc:
No. 2 do SSc; amber Michigan cash 0lkc
9lhc December; No. 2 amber Michigan SOC:
No. red winter cash 93c; October 905f No.
vcmber and December 02c; No. 5 do Ssc; No.
2 Dayton and Michigan rcd Of Nc; No. s do
SOC; rejected Wabash 7Sc; amber western Ole:
No. 2 amber Illinois SIC; Corn-steady; higli
new $50; No. 2 white 3SJ<c; rejected $3.50
oats-Dull mo. 2 2le. Clover seed-Dull and
nominal. -
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6Haniiier.IntlIcntions

. WASHINGTON, D. G., November LIAM
FOR Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, cold westerly
shifting 10 warmer southerly winds, fall.
ing preceded in the eastern portions, by
rising barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, light rain
or snow, followed by clearing weather,
cold nofthwestcrly backing TO warmer
southwesterly winds, rising followed by
stationary or falling barometer.
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roRoSro, October al.-on Sunday last
the steamer Quebec .went ashore on the
reef northwest Of Cockburn Island, on
Lake Huron, during q snow storm. She
had o heavy cargo, principally for the Sfl-
yer Islet Company, Tugs have been sent
70 her assistance. Loss on the vessel and
cargo $4,000. rI
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,ENrENcEp TO DEATH.


NEw YoRK, October 3l.-The Prophetic
Conference was presided over to-day by
VIM. REYNOLDS, oi Peoria, and the session
began BY the congregation singing All
was q large increase Of delegates. 4
Prof. Lummins, Methodist read paper
entitled the "Kingdom and Church" " ~
DR., Tying, OF Iowa, spoke briefly.
DR.. Cooper, Of Allegheny, Pa, led In
PRAYER and Rev. II, II. Parsons, OF Buffalo,
read paper on the Present Age and Do
yelopment OF Anti Christians.
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A Mass Convention.

NASHVILLE, October Sl.-A Mass Con-
vcntion was held ut the Masonic Theatre
tonight, looking mainly to the promotion
Of the health and growth of Nashville.
All classes were represented and all trades,
professions and crowds. 0ncofi Its objects
was 70 endorse the rigid sanitary measures
carried outwith the past four months, also
a thorough system Of sewerage and addi-
tional sanitary regulations. The Convcn-
tion strongly recommended that Nash
vile might escape all epidemic diseases rs
she had tho yellow fever
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Monument unyeIIc.i.

AUGUSTA, October 3l.-The Confederate
Monument the work Of the Ladies Memo
rial Association, was unveiled to-day In
the presence OF q vast concourse Of people.
Gov. Colquett, Alex Stephens and other
distinguished citizens were present. The
military, were headed by the 18th Infantry
Post band from Atlanta. Several Conieder-
ate battle flagswere displayed In front ofthe
monumepE The star spangled banner
and! !Gohie iederate flags were blended and
surrounded by an olive fringed streamer
with the watchword Peace
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LOYAL INDIAN PRINCES.


The British revenue cutter Fanny, was
run into and sunk of Tus&ar to-,lay.
Of the Fanny'screw perished.
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CHARLESTON. W. VA.

~ hSlsfunE or couSrERrErTras. q
SCitARLfsroS, October So.-United States
Detectives Matthews and Pettett, OF Cabel
county, brought to this city to-day two
counterteitcrs, captured in Lincoln county,
and $50 in counterfeit fifty cent pieces.
The prisonerswere lodged in Jail to await
trial ut the United States Court which con-
vencs here on the 4th Of next month.
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An Express Rob Der Identined.

ST. LOUIS, October Sl.-The Globe. Demo.
Gratis Topeka, KS, special says: Mike
Burke, arrested some days ago out on the
plains, was identified to-day by T. j.
Matthews, Of the American Express Com
pany, Omaha, as the man who held pis-
tol under his nose while the Express car
on the Kansas City, st. Joseph & Council
Bluffs Railroad was being robbed, near
Mint, Mo-, about the middle Of last month.
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A KNoTry QUESTION.

YoKAHoNo, Oct. 10%Therc isan animated
discussion in japanese and American off
cial circles which questionsthe right to de-
port American criminals. Agents OF Euro
bean nations can thus dispose Of theirhar.
dened convicts, but those OF the United
States have no such power. The treaty Of
America and Japan implies the right Of
Japanese to demand deportation in speci-
fed cases but makes no provision for con-
sular action. Much confusion Is consequent
upon tho case OF Thomas Glass, the noto.
rious offender whose expulsion Is urged
By the United States Consular General,
and required by the Japanese local auth
critics. Strict legal authority Is apparently
exceeded on both sides. In dealing with
Glass the necessity OF explicit instructions
from Washington Is generally recognized
to meet future similar cases. United
States Minister Bingham is about 10 return
to o-America on a leave OF absence.
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CADx, O., October sO.-Tipton & Co.,
dry-goods dealers, =were this evening
closed up by United States Marshal John
Odell, of Cleveland, on awrit OF attach
ment in favor of H. B. Clafin & Co. for
$1,000. Upton & Co. gave bill of sale
lastsweekto other. parties here fort the en-
t;ra stool,
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l[kt GlltelllI9kttlerl:

=. Io.. Is and 81 Fourteenth street
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poIlrIcAL ASPECTS OF TINE CASE.

In this connection the reports recently
published in the English press regarding
the understanding said to have been ar
rived ut between the British Government
and the Vatican, with tiew to putting q
curb on Irish disaGection, are recalled by
many Irislmen and discussed by the Irish
press with n warmth which shows the ex-
istcnce of strong opinions. The appoint
ment Of an Englishman would certainly be
resented and even an Irishman determined
on continuing the crusade begun by the
late Cardinal . against the Nationalists
would have an arduous task before him.
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POLITICAL.


MExrnrs, October Sl.-Col. A. J. Kcllar,
editor OF the Memphis Apaianele, was nom.
mated for Congrcss by the National Green,
back Convention, Which has been in ses.
sion in this city for tho past three days,
4 full Legislative ticket was also nOmi,
mated,
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BELLArRE, O., October SO.-The clothing
and millinery establishment Of Mr.. and
Mrs; Max Miller suspended yesterday in
favor OF numerous creditors, principally in
Philadelphia and NewiYork City. Liabil-
itics, about $4,000. Assets will not ex-
coed $500. This firm is noted for fail
ures, having succumbed to the pressure Of
creditors three times within the last nine
years. 49,. -
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, October 3l.-Telegraph says the
'machinations which threaten the fulfill
ment OF the European settlement are
closely watched and will be thwarted by
the resolute vigilance Of Lord Beacons.
fields government. With the loyal sup.
port OF France and Austria, and the APP
proyal OF Germany the treaty Of Berlin
will be sustained to the letter. a
a LOYAL INDIAN PRINCES.
Bombay dispatches say: Intelligence
has been received here which justilics the
confidence Of the English people in loyalty
OF the Indian Princes. Offers OF aid are
coming from all directions. The native
troops are eager to advance on Atghanis-
tan, aI .... ..
BRITISH REVENUE CUTTER SUNK.
The British revenue cutter Fanny, was
run into aud sunk of TusGar to-llay.
of the Fanny'screw perished.
III uRERK FRONTIER QUESTION. .i
LONDON, October 3l.-A Constantinoplc
dispatch says: The Greek Minister there
has received information from the British
Note urging q strict adherence OF the
recommend mediation on the Greek from.
tier question. -.lH"
/, iu RUSSIA INCREASING nEI ARMY.
LoBDoS, October 3l,-A Berlin dispatch
,ays that Russia intends TO increase her
army in Turkey, to 200, 900 men.
THE PEDESTRIANS.
? Tho following were the scores OF the con.
estants in the walking match ut II o'clock
asst evening: Corkey, 97l; Brown, 3GS;
Weston, ,397; HILBERT 800; Rowell, 3lS;
sos.
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n.,Araent OF state aud County Taxes!
g.Jtarn that there has been some vari-
q, OfOpinion expressed Us to whether
A,o anl haIfper cent deduction from
ss lail rs provided for in Section q,
r,sirr s., Acts of 1915, applies to the
ss.sbqol lax Of ten cents on the 800
,tta&thc Sheriff Asshowing what
.rAs says on this point we reproduce
tdxtion as follows: W,
.srT,ox a. II shall he the duty Of sher-
JvrRcctor to give notice by posting at
sLblace Of voting, and at not less'than
ao.&l! public places in tho district, for
tL.a twenty days before the time ap-
st,Ittl that lie will attend at such voting
~ on two several days, to be fixed by,
"a ono Of which, il practicable, shall be
Nv 6rCd fora public meeting OF thepeQ-
4 Il The said district, between the first
IL Il November aud the first day OF
tanIar following, for the purpose Of
rrrirg taxes due by the people residing
1 o. Iaying taxes in said district; and
NM will make n discount OF two and h
MI Ter ccntum to all such persons as
AN iAy all their taxes on or before the
n rinel day, aud not otherwise, WHICH
vxvrSr HrItt BG MADE on TIE WHOLE
HFyr oETAX " coLLEgrRIrIiTsATn sIIER-
T oR C6LLEcT0E. and shall be deducted
knhis commissions. Suclr notice shall
tsvO,el On or before the first day OF Oc-
tttrin eacIlyear; any sheriff or collector
Efngto post the same, shall forfeit one
lrihA dollars for every such failure"
TheN can be no misunderstanding the
hglngc above employed. 1t provides
k.! per cent deduction on all taxes col
htlLc By the Sheriff, provided the same
h enid on the days fixed by him in nc
aniIAce with the law. For instance, all
tryeE Of Washington district who
III 10 avail themselves OF the discount,
sus ay to-day or tomorrow, the lst and
y d November, at the Vigilant Engine
lbOie, North Wheeling. Those Of Madi-
"a district must pay on the 18th and
tsti Of the month, at the voting place
i the upper cnd of the Second
Eld Market House. Those of Clay dis.
ht must pay at the Shcriff7s Office on
h Nme days. Those of Union at the
lHi5tic Engine House on the same days.
IAes ot Centre at the Guards EfoselTouso
sthe Nth and 10Th. Those OF Webster
4 the United Engine House on the 10th
nllSl. Those OF Richie, Mt the voting
he otthat district, on ho'19thand Goth.
IheIwo days named are the two last on
vhkh the deduction Of q per cent can be
saMl. Taxes, however, can ho paid
ldoe the lays named by going to the
Shtriil's office. .,.
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,9sfyase, 3rishsf ,s q r The q schooner I. s.
ashore last night OF Point Abinge. The
crew are safe and the vessel in no danger
OF wrecking.
last night,
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RAILROAD Bosns-Firm.

l
SrocKs-The market was weak In the carly
dealings and Western Union declined from
l02 TO 895l, and the general list fell of II to js
per cent During the afternoon strong and
buoyant tone prevailed and Western Union
recovered TO l6lA, while the remainder OF the
list advanced Y TO 1M per cent. Lake Shore.
Northwestern and Delaware, IAckawanna q
Western were the most conspicuous In tho
improvement. The market closed buoyant At
about the best figures Of the day. Northwest
ern shares advanced on favorable report con-
cerning the traffic OF the company. The earn.
ings OF the Rock Island Road are on basis Of
is per cent perannum on stock, and shares aro
scarce on the street Michigan Central was
higher on limited business. The prospective
stock dividend on Western Union continues
to be the chief subject Of discussion ip spccu.
lativc circles.
The Commercial" this evening advises It's
readers interested in stocks to look TO further
advance In Western Union and TO an increase
by the scrip dividend to the stockholders that
will render the present stock cheap at no or
lis per cent The followers OF Gould, Wander
bilt and Rufus Hatch continue decidedly
bullish; the latter says that "tlle dollar OF the
tlallics must tell sooner or later"
Transactions 155, 600 shares OF which 1890
were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, 600 Wabash,
B,000 Northwestern common, 13,000preicrred,
$500 ST. Paul, 5000 Laclawanna, 1,I00 Mici-
gan Central. 8, 100 Union Pacific, 1000 G. &c.
L l., $1,000 Western Union, 1900 Pacific
Mail and 500 Kansas Pacific. i-r;
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.WtanSs4oS D9oS, October 81 .LMr.
Gibson, when spoken to this evening about
James i. Anderson's affidavit said: ''The
statements In his affidavit affecting me are
false; / never heard OF the things Of which
he speaks" Maddox and Sypher declare
that Andcrson's statements relating to
them arc false.
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Chicago cattle Market.

CHICAGO October sl.-The Droyers journal
Gods-Reeelpts $1,000; shipments 5000
Strong and higher; advanced Sc; choice heavy
8 2OaS 20; light % ooa3 loi packing So Oh
$40. All sold. y f7iNGSfi'
CArTLE-R Receipts 1000; shipments / 200
Active butnot quotably higher; natives $s 10
a 10; feeders and stoekcrs $2 40a3 80; butchers,
mand at g T0a3 80; Texans 81 4Oa270.
suEEr-Receipts 800; unlmproyed at 2sIa
3Mc. -Ess
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IN ly seen by our local report, the
4 ' Convention declined 10 make any
!. w., ~ in ,lre scale yesterday. From all
,lcorr. All argument thathadweight
.stl.n, h, vas that u reduction in thcscale
~ lI" ~, increase the chance Of steadicr
r'aa .ia,ment, me- for the reason that It would
y. /. given away TO the trade, and
: s.rS,alty %ss nj rcruain the same as ever. %
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
A Ram nY clIINnsE r1RArEs.

Hoxd KoSe, October IAN extraor:
binary attack, on the night Of the 18th OF
September, was made by Chinese pirates
on house in Winglok street, Hong Kong,
occupied by Chinese merchants and sup
posed to contain large quantities Of treas
ure. The assailants landed at midnight
and organized the assault with great care,
posting sentinels and keeping guard over
tho ncighborhood. The fight was maintain:
ed for several hours between the pirates and
the police. The former ut last dispersed
and fled in their boats. Several were
wounded on both sides, and one OF the
robbers was killed. The plumber secured
was small. There is great excitement in
Hong Kong. -n. N.
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Goods.

NEw YORK, October 3l.-Cotton goods con.
@ time quiet quiet, but fairly fairly steady IN prices CGl.
trade. Prints are moving slowly, and ging.
hams dull. Mems wear woolen In light de-
maud. WorSted coatlngs III fair request,
Foreign goods are slnggiSl', but cashmcres
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TORONTO, Or, October 3l.-Two freight
trains on tho Grand Trunk Railroad col
iidcd three miles west OF this city to-day.
Both engines and several cars were com;
pletely wrecked, and both engineers and
oH6lbr.kyhuari ,yefe Injured, the latter n
t6ifS. IThe danage i estimated at SO, ,OOO.
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GERMANY.

BskLS, October 3l.--A decree was is
sued to-day prohibiting the sale Of nun.
Der Of Socialist pamphlets in addition TO
those previously reported. In the execu;;
ton OF the decree the police were obliged
to make twenty-five domiciliary visits.
Prince Bismarck has returned to Berlin.
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AUSTRIA.
TIE ELECTIONS.

VIENNA, October Sl.-The Austrian del.
egation elected to-day consists Of about S5
supporters and % opponents. Count An.
drassy 1t is expected will have astill larger
majority in the Hungarian delegation.
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CoLuupus, October sl.-Attorney Gen
eral Pillars to-day filed in tho Supreme
Court petition in quo:warronto, which Is
intended to settle the right Of the Common
Pleas Judges, who have been elected In
tho Fourth sub Divisions of tho judicial
District 70 hold office.
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HWAshfSd4oS, October tSl;LThe. Presi.
dent to-day signed the commission Of Hal
bert L. Payne, OF Wisconsin, TO be Com
missioner Of Patents, vice Ellis Spear, re-
sigpetll Gen. Payne will enter on his OFF,
cial duties tomorrow.
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DUBLIN, October 3O.-Dr. Gillooly, Ro-
man Catholic Bishop of Elphin, has been
appointed by the Popeto the high position
OF Apostolic Delegate from the Holy See
to Canada and the United States. His
jurisdiction will extend to the Catholic
clergy Of the United States, as in the case
Of his predecessor, DR.. Conroy. DR.. Gil
looly has been for some years Bishop Of
Elphin, and is distinguished from his fel-
low Bishops in Ireland by his activity and
energy. 49,.
10 CARDINAL cuLLEN's SUCCESSOR.
The appointment OF q successor to Car
dinal Cullen Is subject Of much specu-
lation, not alone in ireland, but in Great
Britain, and it will be judged from poll
tical as well as from religiousstan
The clergy ofthe Archdiocese have not yet
spoken, as they must according to custom
nominate three candidates-classed re-
spcctfully MS Dignus, Dignior and Dignis.
simus-before the Pope makes his final
choice. He may take one OF the three
named by the clergy, or he may reject all
three, and select the Cardinals successor
from some other diocese, or from some Of
the religious Orders, rs was SO frequently
done by the late Pope. In any event, the
appointment will probably indicate the
political course the present Pope intends
10 follow in Ireland, and will determine
the attitude Of the Irish people toward the
Vatican.
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r,,,,r pr,nosm, of the Parkersburg
=. ' tsIls upon the Legislature Of West
,t,s,i. to reopen the Capital question.
s'' " .r,. "rhe people had no right 10
y = apoa it in the manner they did; in
I. I. ,be Legislature, moi the people, has
!. IN, 10 settle that question"
''' !. ~,y be true, as Mr.. Drahosh says,
a. NE manner of settling the CAPITAL
S,tIon i. open to legal objection land
',,r persons think it Isl but nevertheless
/, I, been settled, and We have no idea
4, The legislature will seriously consider
:, exposition to reopen ii. The people
,,,rl :, the question as disposed Of, and
y \, would resent any attempt to dis
a|aa .t H|#s
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FRANCE.


~ kRorHscnrLD TURNING CATHOLIC.
PARIS, October 3l.-The Unirerse states
that Margaret Rothscllilds has applied for
admission into the Catholic Church as u
preliminary to her marriage with the Due
be Guiche. .7
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RUSSIA.


ST. PETERSBURG, October Sl.-The GdloS
rejoices over the delay in the English op.
erations against Afghanistan. Itsays that,
rs long as peace continues, Russia can give
arms and money to any one.