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Last Hours OF Robert Heller, the Magi.
eInn.

PHILADELPHIA, November 20.-The ma
gician, Robert Heller, never laid claim to
the possession OF the power OF second
sight, of which his sister OF the blonde tress-
es and regal carriage was advertised as
having an inkling. Miss Heller laughed
at deaths 5 approach until his scythe was
within five minutes of its harvest, while
Robert Heller had an early presentment
Of what was in store for him.
It was on Saturday last that he
arrived in town, and on Saturday,
in company Wild his business manager,
Mr.. John Donnelly, he started towards
Concert Hall to perfect some arrangements
preparatory to the seasons engagements
that he intended playing in this city. He
had Just received letter from his intimate
friend, E. A. Sothern, in which the per-
senator OF Dundreary spoke OF the trouble
he had with his attack Of incipient paraly-
sis. Walking up Chestnut street, Heller
suddenly experienced twitching in his
arm, and was obliged to stop. To his man
ager and friend, Mr.. Donnelly, he said:
"Sothern has had an attack OF paralysis,
and now my turn has come" Six times
in the short walk from the Continental
Hotel, Mt Ninth street, to Thirteenth street
was Heller obliged to stop.
Before Heller was noted as quick-wit-
ted and quick.fingered conjuror, he achiev-
ed fame as brilliant performer upon the
piano, but it was long before his audience
smiled upon and applauded him. One
night, IN occasion that he never after
tired Of talking about, he played "The Last
Rose OF Summer" in such an effective
style that his listeners shouted their ap-
proyal, and Robert Heller had won last
ing name.
On Monday night in Concert Hall, when
the entertainment was interrupted by his
illness, Heller made his apology to the
audience, and said that before tlismissing
he would give a brief performance upon
the piano. His pale face and his actions
showed that he was suffering, but he sat
down before the piano and played the
last Roseoi Summer" again and for the
last time, and played it, as his best friends
united in saying, as he never played 1t be-
fore, not even on that night when he
achieved his first success.
As he left the hall he said, II will never
play again."
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BAr7rNoRr, November 29-Flour-Dull and
heavy, but not quotably lower. Wheat
Western dull and lower; No. Pennsylvania
red ut 81 OsIIi;- No. 2 western winter red spot
81 Ois.al OK; December 81 05; January 81 06H
Al 06K. Corn-western dull and easier;
western mixed spot, old, 4Ga46I<c; new 45c;
December 45ai5Itc January lGa4G4e steam.
or Sc. 0ats-Actlye and firm; Pennsylvania
97a29c; western white 2Sae9C; do mixed 28a
&c. Rye-Dull for inferior, firm foE prime
PennsyIyanIaat at sc. Hay-Dull and nomi'
nal; Pennsylvania prime 81 O0al2 90 per ton.
Proyidons-Qulet; jobbing only. Mes Pork
IS So Bulk Meats-l.oose shoulder SaSA
clear rib sides at 4,sa4Nc; packed new 4a5c
Bacon Shoulders, old 3sta4c; clear rib sides
new IItta55tc; hams 9lfallc. LArd-1c But
ter-Dull for rolls, firm for packed; choice
western, packed l6alsc; rolls l6alGc. Petro
Ieum-Dull and nominal; crude re; 70
fned SIC. Coifee-Very quiet hnt, helC
steady rio cargoss II llIaiSHc. Whlsky-
Dull at $l0a.
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CISuSSA7I, November 9O.-Cotton-Quiet
at SIC. Flour-Qniet and steady. Wheat
Strong; red and white Ssa9Gc. Corn-Demand
fair and market firm at S2aS3c. oats-steady
and In fair demand at 22a25c Rye-steady
at 5Oa5lc. Barley-Stronger; No. fall 81 10
all2. Pork-In good demand at s. 0oas 10
spot; s. 10 seller, January. Lard-Strong;
steam 1915; kettle nominal. Bulk Meats
Quiet but firm at s. s711aS s7I1a4O0. Boxed
MeatsoShort nib sii9; ;longand short clear held
Butter-Dull and unchanged. LinSeed OIL
Firm at 5Sc. Whisky--Steady at 81 05.
Ho0s- Active, firm and higher; common
s. 25a2 GO; light s. 65a2 so; packing $2 75a
2 %; butcher s. OOa2 45.
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MsubenVIlt Ano0mW0ddiiOA-LnaT Bellalre At as
D. ~, Bridgeport 500 p. M. arrives at stsubenTi6 &C
dis p M; leaves StSlbenIille At $40 H. IN: Bridge
port $40 4. M; arrives NJ Bellaire at 0,3S 4. m.
Tickets and Baggage Checks 70 al principal points
In the East and West can b procured 1t The Ticket
once In Bridgeport
nG22 General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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WASHINGTON, November e9.-About one pa,
hundred nominations, some OF wnich.
failed of confirmation last session OF Con-
arsss s hut most Of them recess appoint
,nents. will next week be sent to the sen.
ats fay confirmation. The New lo5E
% T"s,on House nominations will probably
Se sS Communicated to the Senate as carly q
Tuesday. Among the recess appols stlaSasa Sa.,
expected to give rise 70 more OF iess ..s s0,a :,
trayersy arc A. s. Badger, Postmaster y
New Orleans, and Ex,Gov. mann, Ann super
intendent t OF the New Orleans Mint
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AUSTRIA.
rnEArsrRIAN nrp0Er.

LONDON, November GA dispatch from
Vienna says: The opposition to the gov.
eminent In the Budget Committee is be-
coming merely personal and obstructive.
The conduct Of the opposition leaders is
alternating even their own supporters. II
is thought that the affair will make re.
construction Of both the Austrian and
Hungarian Cabinets Immediately neces-
sary, as the opposition are probably will
ing to grant supplies to definite Cabinet.
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EAST LIBERTY, November 2s.-CA7TLr--Re.
ceipts for two days 1915 head Of through,
ands4 OF local; total for four days l,s5s head
Of through and 1874 OF local Everything was
sold out on Wednesday night except two loads
Of Kentucky. which were sold to-day, averaging
l,3ls, at 81 80 #a. -
HoGs-Receipts for two days 4,O75 head;
total for four days 7,74O head. Workers g 20
az IS; Philadelphias s. 00a3 TO-
sIIEEP-Receipts for two days 400head total
for four days 1000; none for sale.
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Chicago,
40 Noxember aa.~rlour-Nominnl

cmcAoo, November 9s.-Flour-Nominal.
~ unchanged. Wheat-Actiye, fnn and
higher, No. 2 red winter ssKc; No. 2Chicago
spring s32Ias3Kc; cash sSNc; No. 2, SIC De
csmber; s9Ac January; No. ), G9lSaIlc; re
iected 50I<a57c. Corn-Fairly active and 4
shade higher; size cash and December; S1sSc
January; rejected 2sc. oats-Steady and firm
at 20Hc cash and December; 201fc january.
Rye-Quict and unchanged. Barley-In fair
demand but at lower rates at s5s cash. eIt5a = "a
cash and December; s. 10as l2k January.
LAri-Steady and in fair demand S rs cash
and December; IS s2IIa5 IS january. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Whlsly-Is
based on s. cox.
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Arre.t Of Arshitssi Potter.

!. SEw YoRE, November e9.-w. 4. Pot
y - FORMERLY Chief Supervising Architect,
S11aFrestCd to-day on warrant issued by
y SpISe If slodgett, OF the Northwern District
q ~ ,lilIaSs, charged with conspIring TO Dc
Sa,s Sa lhe Government in connection with
~, 5SUae buildings in Chicago. Potter was
;.s1ed 1,.sS 9t his otbGa, and was much sur
F'e9' lie bail YSs AEed at 5000.
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A ss.., lattle tha. was So' An = Sim"

CHctxslrt, o., November "a sham ham
h.t.ls tlSTsI took place yesterday on the Far
Gassrv GronnSs tS At nj. Gllead, 0bi9, R the pre-;
Ssnsa S,i N 4 large coucourse Of athens OF
that place and visitors from the surroaaajj ISSSraj
HaS,oSS ias ~ INJURIES were inflicted and much nc
sstlOI s.i issiIna snsonilsred. Bush Fry, OF tne
! y IMsverins Guards, vas shot in the ace t[S' vs.
,a..eosrnJ aesJ a considered dangerous Renl; atc'
Sowan Go va StTnek on the bead WIZ
hsvonet v~ cuttingin 70 tho skltl,
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TIIE ooRIp OK pnGINs 10 pIILow. !
THE AFGHAN WAR.
pRowx' coxxrxicArfoxs CUT.

DhVNN CVNHVNINNKIUNo NV4'
PEsnAwuR, November r2S.-Gen. Browns
communications have been temporarily
cut. The hostile highhnders, estimated
at 4, 900, have collected in the hills below
Musjid. They cut off the stragglers and
fire on armed parties The section Of the
pass between Jumrood and Ali Musjid has
been closed altogether for the present. A
strongly escorted convoy failed to force its
way to-day. The situation is serious, and
strong measures are inevitable.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
GROWING WORSE AID WORSE.


LONDON, November 99.-The condition
OF the iron and coal trades in South Stat
fordshire District are growing worse, arC
the closing OF works and reductions o.
wages are noticed. The Kentish hoE
growers say that, as thegeneral depression
OF agriculture and commerce Is largely
caused by the protective tariffs Of foreign
countries, duties on foreign productions
should be revived.
BODIES PROM THE WRECK.
HASTINGS, November 29.-An inquest
was held here to-day on the bodies oi
three victims OF the Pomerania disaster.
Mr.. Clymer, OF Washington, q student in
Paris, recognized the body Of R. w. ely
mer, his cousin. Another body was rec
ognized as that OF Peters, steward OF the
steamer. Mr.. Clymer said he believed the
third body was that OF Mrs. Lucke. The
inquest was adjourned to allow the chief
mate an opportunity for exculpating him
self. --.-
Mr.. Blight testified at the inquest to-day.
He repeated his previous evidence. He
said the sailors even saved their baggage
and bedding instead OF assisting the pas
sengers. The Captain kept his post like
man, but no one else did.
Capt. Schwenzen, in answer to an In
quiry OF Mr.. Blight after the collision, said
his chief officer had left him. The men in
the last boat persisted in pushing Off while
there was room for several more people.
Although the inquiry remains open, the
Jury returned q verdict that the three per-
sons drowned came 10 their death In con
Of collision at sea, the cause Of
which has not been shown.
THE GoRED OK BEGINS TO BELOW.
LONDON, November 99.-The Council Of
State is about to discuss project for tax
ing the cotton imports from America.
LONDON, November 20.-There was only
one important failure among stock brok-
ers to-day. The Pail Mall Gazette says:
Russia cannot suffer US to prosecute our
successes to whatever issue we may think
tit. That action will be taken sooner or
later Is certain.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, November 29.-Arrange-
ments have been made with the Wreck
ing Company for raising the steamboat
Frank Kraus, which was sunk last week.
The Department at Washington has
ordered the authorities here to have q
tabulated statement OF all imports and ex-
ports for 1865 and 1886.
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FAIRMoNT.
Particulars Concerning the Sad Occur.
renee nj Fairmont70 Other Itema. :

HA4hAOHEy NUN' 81 1910.
corapondeuee Of the IntsllIgenesr.
The funeral Of young McCloy mot
McClary), whose death. was reported in
your issueiof to-day, took place at. .Pala.
tine this afternoon. Services were held
in the N. P. Church, conducted by DR..
Jimeson and were very largely attended.
The deceased was a member Of the Pala-
tine Band, also Of the Davis Light G Guards
OF this place, and both these organizations
were presentin their respective capacity.
There are conflicting opinions as to the
cause OF McCloy's death, but the general
impression seems to be that he died from
exposure Wednesday night being very
stormy and disagreeable. Holt, the young
man who Vas'with him, has not yet been
found, and tits now generally believed
that he Is drowned, although some sus-
picion foul play on his part. This latter
supposition is scarcely probable, however,
as no marks OF violence were found on
the body OF McCloy. The skiT in which
the two unfortunate men left Palatine,
was lodged about three miles below this
place. Holt's coat was found in It.
This sad occurrence has cast quite q
gloom over the community, and isanother
potent warning to young men who persist
in the use OF intoxicating liquors.
Thanksgiving services were held in the
II. +. Church here yesterday. DR.. Jime-
son preached an excellent sermon TO
good audience for daylight meeting. q
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.. Cole, OF Parkers.
burg, are in town visiting relatives.
Mr.. Powell, OF the lRest pirginian. and
Col. R. Z. Fleming have returned from
Charleston, where they have been serving
for some time as jurors in the q IS. Court.
They are well pleased with the people OF
the Permanent Seat" but don't like the
location Of our future Capital at all.
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HhilnfieInhin.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2l-Flour- Firm !
superfine 50 50a3 %; extras t3 00aa 60i high
grades "a 50aI 1l wheat Dull, tending
downward; No. . red 81 0stSa1 OdtS. Corn
Yellow A7c; mixed 4diiataslc oets-Qnletl
white western 30aS2c; mixed western 2sa3Oc.
RyO-Dull western $40, Provisions - Firm.
Mes Pork-es 25a9 25. Beef-Indla mess liza
l91c; hams, smoked 7askc, picked 0AA7ci
green SC, LArd-Quiet but steady; prime
steam exc. Butter-Nominally unchanged
and weak. Egg-Scarce and arm; western
95aaBe. iCheese-DulI, unchanged and de
pressed. Petroleum II Heavy; refined $50
sXc; crude 7Xc. Whiaky- Dull western
q %,
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ISNf Washington County PA.
It cost S96.0ss 81 TO run the Reform
school last year.
Wool buyers are offering IS cents per
pound.
Farmers are sbusily engaged in husking
corn. The crop in some places Is consid.
erably above the average.
The wheat has grown more in this
month than all the time since it was
sown and now looks favorable. ~ j
The old pike is being thoroughly over
hauled by the new road Commissioner,
Mr.. Kelly, and will soon be in good con-
dition the entire distance from Washing
tonic Wheeling. } : - sf1 . -
A wild grape vine on the farm Of Isaac
Sutherland, is said TO have had twenty
bushels ofgrapes on it this season. This
vine has been cultivated by Mr.. Suther-
land, and the grapes produced are thrice
the size OF the common wild grapes.
On October 30th, 1873, VIM. Morrison,
Mathew P. and J. D. Caldwell husked 3S5
bushels of corn, between the hours OF 7 A,
n. and i 80 r. II. OF this amount only two
wagon loads were taken from stock, the
balance being in chocks, the fodder Of
which they also tied and set up the same
day. Fully an hour was consumed ut noon
eating dinner.
General John Hall, OF this county, the
efficient U. S. Marshal for the Western
Pa. District, is mentioned as the next Re-
publican candidate for Governor. Its
rather early yet TO be making candidates,
butno more popular or competent man
exists in Pennsylvania than Mr.. Hall. he
would make astrong candidate. a
The waynesburg Republican says that
dividend of FIVE per cent has been declared
by the Directors Of the Farmers and Dro-
vers' National Bank Of jwaynesburg, for
the past five months, and will be payable
on and after the Goth inst. "This," says
the Republican, would indicate healthy
state Of affairs in this bank." 4'' '
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CHICAGO CnttIe Mnrltei.

CHICAGO, November 9e.-The Droyers' Jour.
nal reports:
Hoas-ReceIptsS7, 900 head; shipments ., 500
head. Market shade lower; good shipping
at s. S5aS 90; light g I0a2 80; mixed packing
s. 8Oa2 90.
CArTIE Receipts $500 head; shipments
400 head; firm and active; shipping s. 5Oa
4 20; feeders aud stockers s. 40a3 30; butch
ers' lower; cowSs9 OOa3 co. steers s. SOa3 10;
bulls s. 0Oa2 10; COloratlos $ 0OaS 95; Texans
So 10. -, ,.'........
sHERr-Rcceipts 200 head shipments 900
head. Marketslow and easy at s. 70a2 80.
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RArlRoAp Bospa-Buoyant, especially


Missouri, Kansas & Texas.
STATE Bosps-Dull.
srocKs-The market was irregular to-day.
Coal stocks declined y to lk per cent, but an
advance Of X to l. X per cent followed, the I'M
proyement being we'll maintained at the close.
Northwestern, st. Paul and Lake Shore were
actively traded in, and advanced Y TO Y per
cent, the only important reaction at the close
having been in the last named stock, which
lost y per cent OF the early improvement.
Hannibal & st. Joe preferred declined 314 per
cent, Illinois Central Q, and Wabash IL per
cent. These stocks however afterwards recov-
cred per cent, The remainder Of the list was
quiet on slight fluctuations.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which 1900 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
4,S00 Wabash, 5000 Northwestern common,
1900 preferred, 1900 stPaul common,
5000 preferred, 5000 Lackawanna, 400
New Jersey Central, 800 Delaware 4 Hud-
son, 5000 Morris & ESex, 400 St. Joseph,
8, 600 Western Union, 500 Missouri, Kansas
L Texas, and 500 st. Louis, Kansas City &
Nnrfbern nFefafrad
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GERMANY.
PROVIDED w1rn A rIckEr or LEAVE.

PROVIDED WITH A TICKET OF LEAVE.
BERLIN, November 29-Under an order
OF the Prussian Ministry, declaring per.
sons considered dangerous topublic order,
may be denied the right Of residing in
Berlin or its suburbs. About FORTY con
spicuous Socialists to-day received orders
OF expulsion, among whom were Messrs.
Hassellman and Tritzset, Socialist depu'
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CINCINNAri, November 10 Bob. Nc.
Kenney, the Black Hills desperate, who
was arrested at Hillsboro, Ohio, some time
since, and who broke Jail and has been at
large for month past, was recaptured
last night in Highland county. He was
discovered in deserted cabin and made q
desperate resistance, refusing to surrender
until he was shot through the breast and
cheek
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NEw YoRK, November 20-Busiues con.
tinues very quiet with commission houses
and importers and jobbing trade is sluggish.
Spring woolenS are in moderate request by
clothiers, but heavy woolens are dull. Cot
ton goods are in light demand, but fairly
steady. Prints are quiet and ginghams are
unsettled. Dress goods are in light request.
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ITALY.


RoME, November 29.-The late arrest oi
Socialists has led to the seizure Of docu-
ments that have given much information
relative TO the organization OF the In
ternationalists OF Italy and their connec.
ton with similar bodies in foreign coun.
tries.
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RUSSIA.


sr. PETERSBURG, November 29.-The
Marco Trunya publishes an article saying
the responsibility for the dispatch OF the
Russian Embassy to Cabul rests with Rus.
sia and not with Afghanistan. England
avoids strong opponents and falls upon
her weak neigh6ors.
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AnHonorahIe comhlnaiion.

RIcHxoSp, Va, November GA call
signed by q number Of prominent citizens
OF Virginia, is published, stating that they
have organized themselves into society
to preserve the credit Of the State, and inyit-
! ing the cooperation Of every citizen,
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POLITICAL.


ST.. Louis, November GA Topeka,
KS, special says: Complete returns oi
the late election from'all organized coun'
ties are in. The vote for Governor stands:
st. John, Rep, 1920; Gasdin. Dem, 81,
o0s; Mitchell, Greenback, 27,057. The
vote on the remainder OF the State ticket
aggregates about the same.
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NEw YoRx, November 29.-Arriyed:
Steamer Rhein, from Bremen.
BosroX, November 2O.-Arrived: Steam
ers Illyrian and State Of Alabama, from
Liverpool.
LONDON, November 29.-steamers Hell,
vetia, from New York, and Leirzig, from
Baltimore, arrived out
Ngw YoRR, November 90.-The steamer
City OF New York, from Liverpool, has ar
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RreekinridEe Nonument.

LOUISVILLE, November 2o.-Governor
McCreary has caused to be delivered TO the
Breckenridge Monumental Association, at
Lexington, KY, the sum OF SIC, 900, appro-
priated by the Legislature Of Kentucky
fora monument to the memory OF John O.
Breckinridye.
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COMMISSION REVOKED.

Alta meeting OF the Board OF Police
Commissioner to-day communication
was read from Gov. Bishop revoking the
commission OF Mr.. Hogan as member OF
the Board. The Commissioners at once
elected Mr.. ]. P. Carberry rs Commission
er to fill the vacancy.
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WAMRdFoY, November 30.-For Ten
nessee and Ohio Valley, clear and partly
cloudy weather, with variable winds.
For Lower Lakes, partly cloudy wealth
or, light variable winds, mostly westerly,
stationary or lower temperature, and
generally higher pressure.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November 2o.--wheat-Quiet; am
Der Michigan December o5c; No. 2 red winter
spot g7c; December o. ISc; January 95c. Corn
STEADY; high mixed SIC; new 33c; No. 9,
new 32c. Oats-Dnll: No. ., 23Hc.
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NEw ORLEANS, November oa.-sugar-De.
rland fair and market firm; inferior to good
common 4Ha4Ac; common to good common
4jSa5<c; yellow clarified 6111a79sc. MolasSes
Active firm and higher; common 20a29c;;
fair 23a2ic; centrifugal 19a25c. Rice-Quiet
and firm; Louisiana ordinary to choice ga
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OBITUARY,

WASHINGTON, November 2O.-Col. Robt.
G. Buchanan, Brevet Major-General OF the
United States Army, who has been on the
retired list for number Of years, died at
his residence, in this city to-day, OF
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penth ot InstIee Ernn.

NE3 ORLEANS, November 29.-A dis
patch was received to-day at the Supreme
Court announcing the death Of Associate
Justice W. B. Egan, at his residence near
Shreveport, yesterday evening, Of bron-
chial affection.
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WAsHIyGFoy, November 9O.-Thc Mil.
tary Academy and FortiRcations bills are
completed, and other appropriation bills
are In an advanced state Of iorwardness.
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Cabinet sessIon,

WASHINGTON, November 29.-Nothfng OF
importance took place at the Cabinet
meeting to-day. A member said there was
unanimity on the Presidents message.
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HUNGARY.


PEsrn, November 9O.-The explosion OF
bomb near the palace OF Minister Tizza
on the evening OF his recent reception Is
regarded now rs a bad joke.
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WAsulSGroS, November 99.-The Presi-
dent has signed the commissions Of Mrs.
Anna D. II. Thompson, postmi stress at
Memphis, and Hiram RaG, postmaster at
Hutchinson, Kansas.
POUR PER CENTS.
The subscriptions to the per cent loan
to-day were 81 ,545,0S0.