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Missouri's ThievIng Democratic State
Treasurer Arrested NJ Kansas City.

ST. LoUIs, October l0.-A Kansas City
dispatch says that State Treasurer, Elijah
CAFES, was arrested there to-day on four
indictments found by a special grand jury,
charging him with unlawfully drawing
benefits from the deposits OF public money.
Ex-Treasurer, Jas. N. Mayer, was also
arrested on the same charge, and for EN-.
beulement.
It is expected that the trial of these
gentlemen will reveal all the operations,
financial and political, of the alleged
Treasury ring. The dispatches also mem
ton the probable Indictment Of John T.
Crisp, the Democratic candidate for Con.
gresS in the Kansas City District, for acts
in connection with the ring.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The War Cloud Rising in the East
The Berlin Treaty a Failure.
Prospect Of a General War Imminent.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, October l0.-A correspondent
at Semla telegraphs that he is informed on
what he believes good authority that Gen
Ross column has passed Ali Masjid and is
advancing on Dakka, which will be cap.
tured on Thursday.
The Porte's circular recently delivered
to the Powers reserves the Sultan's SOW
ereign rights over Bosnia and her SOW
ereignty and concludes with solemn
warning against the occupation OF Now
Bazar as certain to lead TO terrible disas-
ters. The circular also appeals to the
Powers 10 support in friendly manner
the Porte s representations against Aus
trian cruelties.
Bullion in the Bank OF England in.
creased E3S5,0O0 during the past week.
The proportion OF reserve to liability is
S3s per cent; amount gone into bank on
balance to-day ElS9O0O. The statement OF
the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows q
decrease OF 9,7s5, 900 marks.
FIGHTING IL THE EAST.
LONDON, October 10. "A Calcutta dis
patch says: 1t is reported that the forces
from Peshawaur have been ordered TO
attack Ali Musjid Immediately and body
Of infantry with q mountain battery have
entered khyber Pass. Heavy firing has
been heard at Peshawaur, bat 1t Is not
known whether fight is going on be-
tween the British and Afghsns or Afghans
and Khyberees. 1t is rumored that the
Russians have occupied Tankand.
EDIsroSE LIGHT HOUSE.
The Edistone light house is apparently
t,p p;1iuraI hnf tho baa tsNy saa Vnora0fs
communication.
loxDOS, October 10.-A disratch from
Kasaidi states that Ameer's grandson has
gone to Kurum with eight infantry and
two cavalry regiments.
The garrison at Ali Music will be rein
forced by ten regiments.
LONDON, October lO.--A Berlin dispatch
says the agreement between Bismarck and
the National Liberals on the Socialist bill
has caused much speculation. II Is nov
probable that important Cabinet changes
will take place shortly. 1t is certain that
the negotiations between Bismarck and
the National Liberal leaders have been re-
sumed with better hopes of success than
last year.
A dispatch from Vienna states that Rus
sia has informed the Powers OF the
stoppage of retired Russian troops, and
invited them to join in an energetic rep
resentation which Prince Lobauotf is in
strueted to make in order TO induce the
Porte TO take prompt measures to stop
the outrages upon Christians.
LONDON, October lO.-A dispatch from
Constantinople says: In both Turkish
and Greek circles the idea is gaining
ground that war is inevitable. An inau-
ential party in the Turkish Council, head
ed by 0sman Pasha. even holds that u
purely defensive policy is impossible for
many military reasons,
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az 1ha nlinaI. Ear AssoeiatIon.

SPRINHF1ELD, ILI-, October U.-Ihe EA'
ecutiye Committee OF the Illinois Bar As
sociation met here to-day, Judge Anthony
Thorton presiding. Hons. 7. W. Monton,
Of 81 elbyville, c. A. Roberts, OF Pekin,, j.
B. Brodwell, OF Chicago, Charles Blanch-
ard. Of Ottawa, A. NJ. Knapp, OF Winches-
ter, and Mayer Palmer, OF Springfield,
70" On motion OF Judge Brodvell, it was
decided to hold the next annual meeting
at Springfield, two days, commencing on
January Sth, next.
invited to deliver the annual Address.
The Committee adjourned to meet at
the call OF the Chairman.
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AUSTRIA.
ACsrRIA ENIrs MORE PtAr MONEY.

AlSTklA kAlIs hVkE FLAT AOsE1s
vrExxA, October l0.-The Prose an
nounces that the Land Credit Association
agreed to advance ten millions OF dollars
for the maintenance Of the Austrian army
in Bosnia during November and Decem-
Der.
EASTERN ArFAIRs HAVE TANGLED LOOK.
yrESSA, October l0.-The Prese states
that II battalions OF Turks and 1900 Al
banians are now at Novi Bazar. 0sman
Pasha will be there soon in command OF
10000 men.
4 dispatch says that Russia is still urg-
ing Roumania toconcludethe Convention,
granting the right of passage for the Rus
sian troops through her territory for a
period OF two years. Count Andrassy has
so far induced Ronmania to withhold her
consent. ~..., .-.--
The Russian army in Roumelia and Bul-
garia still amounts, contrary to the treaty,
TO l53, 1000 men. i-
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YELLOW FEVER.
The Plague Diminishing in viruIeuce
in Most Of the Towns.
The Principal Sufferers Are Now on
the Plantations.

At BelOxi, La, there were % new case
and one death in two days.
In Plaquenine parish the fever is spread
ing ConyalescentS are in want Of Suita
BILE nourishment, and it is impossible Il
get any.
In st. Bernard parish there arc'l5 new
cases OF fever and great destitutiOn.
At Cairo two suspicious cases have beer
reported. The outlook is cheering, con
sidering the warm, damp weather.
At Memphis only - deaths are reportec
in the corporation and Il outside.
Chattanooga reports three deaths and
"a new cases. ANA
NEw OR1EASs, October lO.-At Port Glib
son the fever continuesspreading through
out the country.
In Rock Springs many cases and several
deaths have occurred.
The deaths in town in the past "a hours
and several new cases, were mostly OF per
sons recently returned from the country
On many plantations great distress is re-
ported.
The Port Gibson Howard Association is
doing its utmost to relieve the sufferers
furnishing physicians, medicine, ice, etc.
The fever has appeared in Fensaw Par
ish, La.
Lindsey Evans died near Oakland Col
lese. s-r-.E E
Fifty new cases are reported on DR..
Weatherby's place, near st. Joseph, La.
AtGrand Junction, Tenn, one deathand
no new cases are reported.
FURTHER CALLS uPoN THE ODD FELLOWS.
JACKSON, October TO- Col. Power, grand
Treasurer, makes an appeal TO the Odd
Fellows OF the United States for further
aid for the fever sufferers TO enable him 10
respond to the calls from Meridian, Jack
son and many smaller places, and an ur-
gent appeal from the Odd Fellows Relief
Committee OF Vicksburg for the surround
ing country.
FEVER NOTES.
MEMPHIS, October l0.-Has rained con-
tinuously since yesterday noon, with no
immediate prospects OF clearing up.
The special train which left here yes
terday morning in charge OF President
Langstaff, OF the Howard Association, ar
rived at Erin at l2 o'clock, and will re-
turn to Memphis Tonight. Asimilar train
leaves outhe Charleston R5ilroad to-mor-
ION allu viii ~ ~ 14l 4AAAot 80 AANAeSNAANf
ala. The fever has appeared at every sta
ton on the Louisville Road between
Memphis and Paris, Tenn, excepting
Stanton and Bells station.
DR.. r. T. Woodford, volunteer physi-
clan from Virginia, was stricken late last
night. Among the deaths since last night
are Miss Kate Plain and Geo. Ershine.
CAIRo, October l0.-The death OF Geo.
Hills, reported last evening on apparently
good authority, is incorrect He relapsed,
but is improving. No new cases, and but
one death last night. Weather damp;
mercury 6S0.
NEw ORLEANS, October 1O.-Weather
cloudy. Deaths IS; new cases reported
ll3; total cases ll,042.
The Howarls of Memphis issued $1,000
rations to families. IA ss...--,-
Many new cases in the country around
vicksburg are reported, and the outlook
continues discouraging.
Canton reports the fever abating and
milder in the town, but spreading in the
country.
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n lrarlet;, the Republican nominee
{, ,b+ senate in this district, went into
-. :, rop,e,, Is an inexperienced candidate,
.,A,.aci,izen whose tastes and habits Of
~ n re,e entirely non.political in their
,s.,eer Il, - far from desiring the nomi.
, r,-,on he declined it in the Convention,
", "a. Afterwards induced to accept it on
~ mound that having been nominated
sr ii. friend. he had as good n right to
..,. ;hem as some new and perhaps less
.,rp,sble man. Under the circumstances,
ii. ,o,e accordelto him is highly compli-
r,st,,7. especially the vote OF his own
,F.rr;. vherr he was supported, as else
,tr,r in the city, BY the business men Of
l,,h rartles.
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Sammy Tilden,s Books.

DETROIT, MIcH., October 10. The hear.
ing OF the order in the McCloskey case
was resumed filis morning before Judge
Baxter. The respondent having decided
TO obey the order OF the Court to return
the books 10 Notary Maynard's Office in
Marquette inside Of five days, the Court
would instruct the Notary to complete the
deposition and then return the books to
Wetmore, not however until he notifies
the New York Mine Company of his in.
tention Of so doing, that they may resort
to rerlevin and thus get their books.
The Harland case was adjourned twice
to-day, until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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China and Hong Kong.

SAN Francisco, October lO.-The steam.
er Belgian arrived at I2 O'Clock to-day,
with Hong Kong dates OF September i9
and Yokohama dates OF the ed. The diff.
fculties between foreign Christian mis-
sions and native fanatics continues in the
Province Of Fukien. Churches and schools
were burned down by the rioters. There
are dangerous mobs in the district Of Cha
son. In consequence Of the oppressive
taxation, two hundred thousand peasants
threaten to rise, and the Ringpo officials
have only few thousand troops in the
neighborhood. Several lives have already
been lost in desultory conflicts.
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PAREERSBrR0, october ~.
sPecill to the Intslliseneer.
The Methodist Conference was organized
here at o o'clock this morning, Bishop
Harris presiding, and Rev. wilding acting
al Secretary. After the appointment Of
committees the question Of reducing the
number OF districts from seven to five was
vigorously debated on both sides.
Among. prominent persons present are
President Thompson, of fMorgantown Uni
.versity, J. F. Hurst, OF Drew Seminary,
Mr.. Horuer, of Pittsburgh, and D. E
Hand, OF Wheeling. u.
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Gke GnteAtlattrler.

g,.l t. BowErs, Esq, and Capt. Bob
u,rlJowuy. Of New MArtinsville, wstzel
'l ,.sr,y. were in the city yesterday on their
",r ., ~ New York to testify as witnesses in
-. Fn1John Porter trial. They are ex-
..sl -. 10 tell what they know about Por-
-. falarr to properly support General
the second battle OF Bull Run, in
,,t ,n,,., lst2. They go first 70 the battle
sG ~ IN refresh their recollection Of the
.,a,r,pby -, Of the field. Mr.. Bowers win
~ .,iy 4. A Federal officer and Capt. Nc
y,5,rny IAN a. a Confederate. Gen. I. H.
t,,r,, H., was also summoned as witness,
'.Juept on Wednesday evening.
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EsTABLBHEDlAUGUsT "a, 1852


ne congressmen Elected I'm Indiana.
The Congressional delegation will stand
as follows:
Fint Dissriet-wm. Hellman, Republi
can.
Second Di.tries-rhos. R. Cobb, Demo.
Third District-Geo. A. Bicknell, Dem.
ocrat.
Fourth Distriet-Jepthu D. New, Dem.
ocrat.
Fifth District Thomas NJ. Browne, Re,
publican.
Sixth DistHct-wm. R, Myers, Demo
crat.
Seventh District-GIbert De La Matyr,
Democrat and National.
Eighth Dtstrict-A. J. Hostetler, DEM
ocrat.
Ninth Godlove S. North, Re
publican.
2 Tenth Disrict-wm. H. calkins, Re
publican.
Eleventh District-Calyin Cowgirl, Re
publican.
Twelfth District : walpOle coleriek,
Democrat.
Thirteenth District Baker, Re-
publican.
Making six Republicans and seven
The present delegation stands nine Re-
publicans and four Democrats.
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MARrfSsBrRG, octooer y, 1873.
Editors Intellisenoer.
In this county, Burr received 667 votes,
Martin 1894, and Thompson, Greenback.
Cos. For the Senate, Boyd Faulkner l24s
against 1927 for S. Davisson. For the House
of Delegates, the vote stands as follows:
Hoffman, Dem, l12s; Granthan, Dem,
1851; B. NJ. Kitchen, Greenback, 1899;
Billmyer, Greenback, 1879; staub, indie
pendent, 29s.
Boyd Faulkner has Is majority for the
Senate in the district. B.
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N HtEtHHSs
.Ae tull returns from Tyler show the
...'EinS result: Wilson 7G7, Hubbard
* Bassell rs.
=. S3lie y. >;ou,, Dem, 500; Spencer, Rep,
.; . Weekly Greenback, l9C.
Hoa'e Of Delegates: Ryner, Dem, S35i
',s'aln, :, Rep, 7es; Duty, Greenback, 1871,
q. ven C''ratt Court Enigle ! ,S63, Smith
, =. s,.'s County court: Hickman, Rep.
A. will be seen, the Greenback ticke
''''0' the Republican goose in Tyler.
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CAxp RoBIxsox, ME-, October l0.-Jas.
Baker, ranchman living between Snake
Creek and Running Water, on the Sidney
road, arrived here at noon to-day. he
states that twenty-seven Indians passed
within five hundred yards Of his rancho
late last evening, on their way north. :,
A courier has Just arrived from Carl.
toms command, on the Niobrara river, and
reports that up the present time Carlton
has not seen any Indians, not even their
Trail. The Indians are supposed 10 have
scattered on reaching the Sand Hills, some
miles east OF the Ni0brara river. 81
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FIRE RECORD.
CHAIR FACTORY BURNED. \

Sa%e1 --
NEw YoRE, October 10.-Just after the
90 employees, OF r. n. Meyers chair fac
tory, at No. S3l East 81 street, had re.
sumed work This morning, David 0'Keefe,
an errand boy, whispered to the foreman
that the factory was on fire. So successful
was the precautions on the part OF the boy
and speedy action of the foreman, that
nearly every one Of the hands were safely
out Of the building before the cause OF the
retreat was generally known. The factory
was soon burned to the ground, and the
fire extended to the tenement houses on
First avenue and burning the row TO cd
street, and there igniting with another
block Of tenement houses, all OF which
were totally or partly destroyed. Loss,
s93, 900; insurance $4,000.
EXTENSIVE AND DESTRUCTIVE PRAIRIE FIRE.
ST. PAU, October l0.-Adyices from
Benson, Swift county, report a prairie
fire extending over thirty miles square, de
stroying many farms with houses barns,
cattle and grain. Many farmers lost all
their worldly possessions and are reduced
10 A condition OF destitution. There will
be much suffering this winter in con-
za0uanHa
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SCRANTON, Pa, October lO.-A large area
Of surface over the Diamond Mine, Of this
city, cayed in this morning, completely
closing up many chambers and passages,
and causing damages which will require
many months to repair. Between three
and four hundred men will be thrown out
of nnrk
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CRIMINAL MATTERS.
lRREsr o. A SAGE RoBnER.

DEADwooD, D. T., October 1O.-A man
giving the name Of George, supposed to
be the leader Of a gang OF state robbers
who robbed thetreasure coach on the 96th
oflast month, was arrested at Fort Thomp-
son few days ago, he was brought into
Rapids City and jailed this evening.
Search was made where the robbers had
camped, near Pine Springs, and a bar Of
gold bullion and some retort, gold valued at
$1,000, were found. Considerable cheap
iewelry was found on Georges person.
MURDER ASp Arson.
DETROIT, Mich, October 10.-The house
OF John Conquest, about two miles south
OF Clio, on the 4. &P, N. Railroad, was
burned last night The charred remains
OF Conquest, his wife and child were found
in the ruins. 1t Is supposed they were
murdered and their house then fred.
sr.Lorls, October l0.-Joseph Kotoysky,
bartender by occupation, shot and killed
a servant girl named Augusta Simons
about o'clock this morning on Sth street,
between Chateau avenue and Hickory
street. Jealousy is supposed to be the
cause. The murderer gave himself up.
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RaIIroad RobherIe. peteeiea.

ST. LOUIS, October 1O.-A dispatch from
Dallas, Texas, says: Heavy robberies Of
money and freight from the Texas L Pa
cific and Houston & Texas Central Rail-
road have been detected, and that many
high business and social standing citizens
from St. Louis TO Galveston, including
the officers, conductors and agents, are
implicated. Arrests are expected 70 be
made to-day or tomorrow.
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MrRpER ANp ARsoN.


PlrrsBrRGH, Pa, October l0.-Secretary
Thompson arrived here from Indiana this
morning, accompanied by his family. Dur
ing the morning he was called upon by
many prominent business men and manu-
factIrers OF this city and in the afternoon
made tour OF the different manufactur-
ing establishment in the company OF are.
ception committee. This evening the Sec
retary spoke on finances to large audi
ence in Library Hall. r.. ~.
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LONDON, October lO.-The steamships
Wyoming, from New York; B0heminn,
from Boston, and Nova scotian, from Bal.
timore, arrived out.
OTTAWA, October lO.-The iron light
ship Lake, OF St Louis, near the entrance
to Lachine canal, sunk during the storm
Yesterday.
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PoET HURoS, MICH, October l0.-The
following schOoners lost their canvass in
the squalls on Wednesday morning: The
Fayette Brown split her foresail and Bent.
by her stay sail and foresail. The Hattie
johnson lost her stay sail and fore and
mizzen sails. The June Burt passed down
with her bulwarks out.
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-WAsnIxGroN.
youR PER cEIr srnscRlrrIoSs

w,sttSeFoS, D. O., October le.- Sub
scriptions 70 the four per cent loan to-day
amount 20 $6lg 900.
The request Of the Commissioner OF In
teFnSi Reyente ii Little Rock, for troops
% aid him in destroying illicit dtstilleries,
will be cnnsidcrcd by the Cabinet to-mor-
row. The War Department officials ex'
press an opinion that 1t will be impossible
70 furnish the aid asked torWitholt VIOLA
I Ting The posse eonitatus- clause In the re-
cent army appropriation bill.
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GERMANY.
A srXsArIoNAI nrNoR.

BERLIN, October Io-The National
GGsate publishes the following sensational
news: An agitation has begun in Russia
to compel the Car to abdicate. tbs re-
ported that the Czarovitch will preside
over the Commission to draft the constitu-
ton.
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ST. LOUIS, October l0.-To-day was Oh;
served, as usual, as fair week holiday, and I1
an immense crown visited the tair, 6OHOO
being the lowest estimate present; The
Merchants Exchange and number Of
public offices were closed and general
business was largely suspended.
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KIXowoop, October 0. 1s7s

hINUNOOD, UCIOutt ., 100
Editor, intelligence.
The vote of this district Of Preston couu-
ty shows 919 for Martin and l47 for Burr
for Congress. The vote of the county as
farasreeeived shows ,Sl5 for Burr, 1,149
for Martin, and l2S for Thompson, the
candidate. 1t looks as If Holt,
Greenback, and McGrum, Republican,
were elected to the House OF Delegates.
pnn.-oN.
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HARrFoRD, October l0.-Fun returns
from the town elections show 50 towns
Republican, s. Democratic and % evenly
divided. Last year, 70 Republican, Ss
Democratic and % divided. Net Repub.
lican gain, 10 towns; Democratic loss, Il
towns. rs
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AHhisIsY MURDER.

LITTLE Rock, October lO.-Information
reaches here Of terrible shooting afray
Al Williamsburg, Lincoln county, in which
Jack Green was killed, and his father,
Hiram Green, wounded. Whisky was the
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S!AS FRAScIseo, October l0.-General d.
D. Cotton, Vice President Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, and President OF the Oc.
cidental and Oriental Steamship Com.
pany, died last night after short illness.
He leaves an immense estate.
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Active pemani man. for Money.

NEw YoKK, October l0-There has been
an unusually active demand for money to-
day, and rates for call loans advanced from
4to7 per cent This stringency in the
money market is partly due TO the looking
movement in gold, which has been go
ing on for some dAvs. as
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PHILADELPHIA, October l0.-At q meet
ing of the Board Of Managersof the Com
mercial Exchange resolntionwas unani.
mously adopted calling upon the me,-
chants Of the city for further aid for the
yellow fever sufferers. 7u { nn'a f,T TOO
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WASHINGTON, D. G., October II, / A.x.-
For Tennessee and the Ohio. Valley, fall
ing, followed by rising barometer, south
and east winds, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, followed by westerly winds and
clearing weather. A -E t9H7 H
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tHyoCes FRINGE Imperial, 50 caRedy d
I, s'1aee, it i rot likely will ever disturb
! ~ Republic lie has very indecisive
AZ RESEMBLING his mothers. 1t is the
I .s'A'0a Of those who have SEN him that
~ Young man don't umocnt to much.
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Harrison County, Ohio.

..sLP.r Il CAptz, ", octoDer 4u'
Editors Intenlseneer.
The vote Of this county gives DR.. Upde-
graf for Congress, o,0777, and D. 7. Lawson
LES. Majority for the Doctor3o9. Barnes,
for Secretary Of State, has $50 majority.
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MONTREAL, October l0.-An application
was made to-day TO change the venue TO
the District OF Bedford for the trial OF the
Orangemen, on the ground that the preiu-
dice in Montreal is so great they could not
get fair trial. ~ LL-L aIE lt VIZ
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NEw YoRK, October lO.-A St. Petersburg
special says: Tweny.three stone houses,
3,ll1 wooden houses and 20 warehouses,
valued at over S,0O0, 1000, were burned in
Viazer, near Moscow.
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SPAIN.


MADRID, October lO.-A Spanish official
has been murdered near Leturn Morocco,
aud Spain demands reparation.
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BosroS, October lO.-James Gilfeather,
injured by the old Colony Road accident,
died to-day. The Railroad Commissioners
have begun an investigation with closed
doors. "