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srRESdFtELD, November 10.-Report OIL
Chief Grain Inspector Reynolds to the
Railroad and Warehouse Committee fol
October, shows that the amount OF grain
received at Chicago during the month is
larger than for the corresponding month
Of any previous year, and S9lS cars more
than in October 1873. During the last
month there were SO, ,405 cars Of grain in-
spected and l,030750 bushels received by
the canal and lake. while out inspection
amounts TO l0, 0,077, 100 bushels. The amount
Of grain received at Chicago during the
year ending October 81, 1879, was several
million bushels more than that received
during the previous year.
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already been registered. The suspicion
which rested on Yakoob Khan and which
were temporarily removed by his Joining
General Roberts at Kushir Pagain Is set.
Ting down on him. II has been discoy.
cred that on the night before the battle q
Oharasiab he was visited In his tent by
Naib Mahomed, who commanded the en-.
emy next day, and II Is also said that q
plan Tor his escape from our camp has
been found out.
Yakoob Khan Is now practically pris.
oner, and has, been removed from Hussary
TO Shipper under an escort OF the ninth
Lancers. all OF his attendants except
four, have been dismissed. A sentry Is
constantly on duty inside OF his quarters,
and there Is strong guard outside.
The story as to what has been done with
the bodies Of Maj. Cagnair and his com.
panions has not yet been solved. Our re-
lations with the tribes are assuming q
more satisfactory aspect. OF course Il Is
impossible to predict how long this state
OF affairs will continue, for little reliance
can be placed on the promises Of the
treacherous Hillmen. There Ia, however,
no doubt but that the iudicious severity
shown in our dealings with the Cabul
rebels Is having and will continue TO have
good effect.
Preparations still continue TO be pushed
forward in India with undiminished yigor
on the Sukkur and Dadur Railroad, and Il
Is open for engines nearly to Jacohabad.
1t is being constructed at the rate Of over
one mile per day.
A large number Of carts aud quantity OF
war material are being shipped at Bonn.
bay for Kunrache. Sir Richard Temple
is personally experimenting the arrange
meuts along the Colan line. General
Hughes has reached Candabar from
Khelat Ghilstr. Everything Is going on
well there. The publication OF General
Roberts proclamation and the announce
ment Of the continuance for the present
Of the existing regime, have confirmed
any waverers there may have been, and
the people look on their emancipation
from Cabul as complete.
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VICE AND CRIME.

A BFRee OF Y1llAins--One Coveted HI
NeIghboF's wife, Murdered Her Hus
band and Is Lynched by the IndlEnan
PopuIace.
ST. PAUL, November 1O.-The Ponce
Pres has special from St. Cloud, givin,
the particulars OF horrible crime in Todt
county, in this State, and the lynching oil
the perpetrators, Itseems that early lasl
spTipga family by the name Of Coldale
settled in the town OF Ware and became
neighbors to John and Michael Waldo,
who were living together as bachelors.
In very short time John Wade sue.
ceeded in alternating the affections of Col.
dale's wife and Induced her to come and
live with him. A few days ago walde's
house was burned, it is supposed by the
women OF the neighborhood, they hoping
to terminate the scandalous performances
in this midst. Wade laid the crime to
Coledale, whom he knew was his bitter
enemy, and made threats that he would
shoot him. Another man, whose name is
not learned, was living with Coledale, and
q few days after the burning Of Walde's
house they were missing Investigation
revealed the strongest evidence that they
had been murdered. Buckshot holes
were found in the wall OF the room; alarSe
pool Of blood in ono place, and an axe
covered with blood. Suspicion at once
rested on the Wade family. John Waldo.
was found, arrested, taken 10 Long Prairie,
the county seat, and had an examination
last Saturday. Although the evidence was
very slight he was held to await
the action OF the grand jury, which
will meet in February. On Saturday a
large numAerIOf indignant citizens came
in from the surrounding country, and the
officers had all they could do to keep them
from doing the prisoner violence. In the
afternoon, apparently becoming some.
what frightened at the conduct OF the
crowd, he made o full confession OF the
bloody tragedy to Sheriff Davis. He
claimed that his brother Michael did the
killing; that he was present and helped to
drag the bodies OH and bury them; that
one otthem was shot and instantly killed
and the other badly wounded, and au axe
was used to finish the job.
The bodies were found as stated by
him, wrapped in sheet and buried in the
brush. The horribly mutilated remains
presented a most sickening sight. This
was more than the enraged citizens could
stand, and Saturday night the prisoner
was taken from the jail by mob and
Sundays sun shone upon his liieless body
hanging from a tree.
Michael, who had left the county, was
arrested Sunday at the Agerman settle
meDt, on Lake Henry, Stearns county,
and was taken to Long Prairie last even
ing, where it Is said the mob awaited him.
The officer having him ip charge did not
know the fate of John, and probably did
not learn before reaching Long Prairie
too late perhaps TO save his prisoner
from sharing the same fate.
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ENGLISH corT0V INDUSTRIES.

OLDHAM, November lO.-The directors o
the limited cotton mill companies OF Old
ham have decided to meet again, to form
an association for promoting their mutua
interests. A resolution was adopted Al
their meeting, Saturday, which states thai
they don't feel justified in continuing the
short-time system for the present, but in
view OF any aggrayation OF position, they
feel that no time should be lost in callinC
their representatives again together. Thtt
speakers strongly censured the conduct O
the Liverpool cotton ring, and one Of them
spoke Of the necessity Of obtaining cottor
direct from America, so as to frustrate tht
manGvers OF the ring. :
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WASHINGTON, D. G., November iO.-The
Committee on Reception OF General Grant
met t6.night. Judge Macarthur, chairman,
stated that, in pursuance OF the action of
the citizens meeting OF the eth nit, he
had selected committee Of one hundred,
to make preparations for the reception OF
General Grant when he should visit
Washington. In selecting this commits
tee, he said he had endeaYored to appoint
gentlemen who represented the business
interests OF the city. The Chairman was
empowered to communicate with the Gen.
eral, inviting him TO Washington, and re.
Questing that he name the date on which
he may be expected,
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IRELAND.

LONDON, November lO.-The Irish Local
Government Board has made special re-
port to the Imperial Government respect
ing the state Of affairs in Ireland. The re-
port says: The potato crop is everywhere
deficient and inferior and this, combiuei
with the absence OF peat, and owing 10 no
rain, Is regarded as the leading causes oi
distress, which Is expected to culminate
during the winter aud spring. Pauperism
is greatly increasing, especially in Ulster.
has been postponed in consequence Of the
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TURKEY.

CoNsTAsrrSopLE, November 1O.-The
British ambassador has protested to the
Porte against the appointment, Just an.
nounced, OF Kiamal Pasha as Counsel, o,
as Under Secretary, Of the Grand Yizter
kiamal Pasha was recently dismissed
from the Governorship Of Alepho at the
joint request Of the English and French
ambassadors because Of his oppression ol
the Armenians at Zaithem.
It Is reported that Hafus Pasha, who Is
appointed Minister OF Police, is the same
whose punishment jointly with that OIL
Chevket Pasha was demanded in Lord
Derby's celebrated dispatch after the Bul.
yarian atrocities.
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FRANCE

PARIS, November 1o-The government
has sanctioned the lottery Of 100000
francs, organized by q committee Of Jour.
nalists for the benefit Of the sufferers By
the floods in Murcia.
Two sons Of Phillipart Have resigned as
directors Of the Bank Europenne.
Marshal Canrobert, Bonapartist, ia
elected Senator. He obtained 316 Of 400
votes, Bellaun, Republican, obtaining
only 1876. Marshal Canrobert's return 4
not Bonaparte manifestation, but he was
elected as a champion Of the party of order
and as a practical interest against the
Communist elections Of Hembert, in Paris,
and Gorel in LYONS,
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EIeelIop ofRailroad Oflieers.

NEw YoRE, November lO.-At a meet
iuG Of the Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific
Railway Company to-day, to complete the
organization, the following officers were
chosen: Cyrus W. Field, President; B,
W. Lewis, First Vice President; 4. s,
Hopkins, Second Vice President; W. B,
Corneau, Treasurer; James F. Howe,
Secretary j. @. Goult, General Manager
Executive Committee, Cyrus W. Field
Jay Gould, .Iussell Sage, A. L. Hopkins
and Salon Humphreys. The new stocE
will be ready for issue Friday.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

PARIS, November lO.-A telegram re.
ceiyed here says: The Chilians In taxing
Piscgua experienced determined resls.
lance from the Peruyians, and lost five
hundred men killed and wounded.
LONDON, November l0.-A Valparaiso
dispatch OF October 7th says: a com.
bined attack by the Chilian land and sea
forces was made on Pesigna, which TaS
taken after q bombardment lasting fiye
hours, Three hundred ChiIians were
killed and wounded. It Is rumored tbai
q revolution has broke out In Linn.
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WAsHISaToS, November 1O.-In cases
Of assessments made for deficiency against
a large number of packages of alcohol ex.
ported from the West via New York, the
Secretary OF the Treasury and Commis-
sioner OF Internal Revenue have granted
an extension of sixty days before Ievyine
under the assessments, in order to enable
the parties interested to present their ap.
peals to Congress for relief. The amounts
involved are quite large.
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WASHINGTON, November lO.-There is n
report here that Tilden has become SO
much dissatisfied with the Democratic
daily here that he proposes to start an.
other, which shall be sound on the ques.
ton Of nominating Tilden. He is report
ed 10 deeni-it important to have the means
Of daily reaching the Southern members
OF Congress, and he regards the plan Of
rrInttnga newspaper here during the
yS!Hiing session AS the best he can adopt.
Montgomery Blair aud Henry Watteson
have been named in connection with the
ellt0rial position.
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starving In,Iln,,s.

SAN FRAScsco, November lO.-The In.
diSns at Williams Lake, British Columbia
are reported starving. Their chief has
had translated for publication pathetic
appeal to Her Majesty, reciting how they
have been deprived OF their lands ant
means OF livlihood by the whites, and ask
ing for relief, saying that his young meI
will not starve in peace.
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NEw York, November l0.-The United
States sub-Treasury has purchased the
full amount of slOOoOOOO authorized by
Secretary sherman's circular, and had
paid out therefor S4,5O0,0OO up to three
o'clock. The remainder will be paid to.
morrow. 1t is understood the Secretary
OF the Treasury will soon issue another
call for an additional sl0,OO0,0OO
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speaker Randall Named for the presI.

WASHINGTON, November 0.-Represen.
tatiye James 0'Brien, leader of the anti.
Tammany Democracy, and q strong Tildeu
man, has, since the November elections,
come out for Speaker Randall for Presi,
dent. O'Brien says that while Randall
may not be able to carry Pennsylvania
his own State, he could carry New York,
and that was the real matter Of import.
ance 10 the Democracy.
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CuRA.

NEw YoEE, November 10. - General
Calieto Garcia Yingux, founder and chair.
man Of the Cuban Revolutionary Com.
mittee IN this city, says: All the Eastern
provinces OF Cuba, from Cape Maize to
Cape RuZ, are overrun by our forces, mum.
bertng at present over five thousand we'll
armed men, under the command Of Moni.
cada Peralto, Maelo Gonzales and Center.
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The Craftsmanship OF the Republican
National Committee. aH

W:sutSGroN, November lO.-Friends Of
the various candidates for the Presidency,
manifest great interest in the meeting OF
the Republican National Committee, which
is called for December 18th. Each faction
will struggle to elect friend OF Its candi.
late as Chairman in the place Of Senator
Chandler. The choosing OF Secretary is
also regarded as quite important Senator
tonkling will push Cornell for Chairman,
and in this he expects to have the co.
operation otthe friends Of the Grant move,
npnt
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MeStIng OF National Republican Com.
militia

New YoRK, November 1O.-Governor.
elect Cornell and others have prepared a
call for meeting of the National Repub.
lican Committee, to be held at Washing.
toni December 18th, to take appropriate
action on the death of Hon. Zachariah
Chandler and to consider the time and
place of holding the next National Con.
Yention.
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CHARLorrE, N. c., November 1O.-In
Lancaster county, S. c., Saturday evening,
a white woman, Mrs. James Adams cut
the throats OF her five children; set fire to
her own clothing and burned to death.
She is supposed insane.
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NEw YoRK, November lO.-Arrived: ::
Steamers The Queen and Rhyntand from
Antwerp.
Arrived: Steamship Gallia from Liver
pool.
LONDON, November lO.-Arriyed Steam
era Scotland and Servia from New York.
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THE czASASD EnfERoR WnLrAM.

LONDON, November 1O.-A Berlin cor.
respondent hears from well informed
quarter In st, Petersburg that diving 4
recent correspondence between the Car
and Emperor Wilhelm, the latter assured
the Gar in 4 special private letter that
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

The Howard Association of Memphis
adjourned last night sine die.
The wife OF Senator Davis, OF Illinois,
died at Stockbridge yesterday.
Three hundred thousand dollars in gold
was received from Europe yesterday at
New York.
The longshoremen at Boston began a
strike yesterday for thirty cents an hour,
and forty cents for night work.
The venerable Dr.. Lovick Pierce, father
OF MeLhodism in Georgia, died at his home
in Sparta, Ga, yesterday, aged ntnety.iye
years.
Three hundred coal miners formerly
employed by the Leavenworth, Kansas,
Coal Company struck yesterday morning
for an advance ot one cent on the bushel,
Mr.. Henry Watterson, Of Louisville
pronounCes the statement from Washing
ton that he was going there to edit a I'll
den organ as absolutely without touuda
ton.
A notification has been received at the
Postotiice Department that the Republic
Of Venezuela has become member OF the
universal postal union, to date from Jan
uary lst.
All hope that the missing ones OF thu
steamer champion are saved are not vel
abandoned. There was large quantity o
wood. and boxes floating about, and somI
OF the men, at least, may be able to holC
on and be picked up by passing vessels.
Mason @, Hatch, delaulting Treasure
Of the Travelling Mems Association
Of Chicago, returned to taht city yester.
day and made arrangements to settle Al
his deficiencies. It Is not believed b,
will be prosecuted.
Ri. Rev. Bishop eilmons, Of Cleveland
Ohio, has issued circular directing tha
IN all the churches OF his diocese, irrespeC
taken up on the FIRST Sunday Of Advent i
relieve the necessities OF the people d
the famine threatened districts q Ireland
!
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Don't Want Any Moro Orders for Coal.
PHILADELPHIA, November lO.-The fol.
lowing notice to agents has been issued by
line and sales agents of the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company:
"Do not send any more orders for coal
OF any size from any colliery for Novsm-
Der shipments. ali orders now received
are taken subject to November prices.n
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NEw ioRK, November lO.-Representa'
tives OF the grain trade met at the Pro.
duce Exchange this morning, and decided
to suspend the rules referring to the pres.
ent system, and committee was appoint.
ed to confer with the Boald OF Managers
OF the Exchange as to the advisability oil
continuing the old system Of weighing
and measuring grain.
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coLuNBus, November 1O.-The miners
in the new Straitsville coalGelds struck for
an advance OF 25 cents per ton, and the
coal operators Of this city acceded TO the
demand. The miners now receive one dol.
lar per ton for mining.
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AN OIL RxPLosIoN

ST.. LOUIS, November I0.-While VIII
liam Hutchinson was drawing some oil
from barrel which was in blacksmith
shop attached to the East st. Louis Pack
ing and Provision Company's establish
ment, near the National Stock Yards,
East st. Louis, at seven o'clock this even.
ing, the oil ignited, the barrel exploded,
the shop took fire and the flames extend.
edto the smokehouse, which was damaged
to about $4,000. Hutchinson had his
breast bone crushed in, an arm broken
and was SO badly burned that he can't re-
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Ilnyden's Gunt.

NEw YoEE, November lO.-A Norwich
special says that Chief Justice John D.
Park, who occupies the bench during the
trial Of Pastor Hayden, said that, in his
opinion, the evidence against Hayden
when sitted would prove very damaging
agaiRst that unfortunate man.
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neither he nor his Eon would ever make
war against Russia and cordially invited
the Car 70 visit Berlin on his way 10 Osn-
ues. The Car replied that he could mot
come himself, but the C1arwitch would
visit the Emperor. ''S'' "NN
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New York, November 1O.-H. Quick, a
grocer OF l24th and 9th avenue, ismissing
since election day. His friends fear foul
pIay and the police are making an in
vestigation. Quick's family is at Zanes-
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Irnnlnn.ronrtnn, Rnee.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, November TO- Court
ney has not sent Of articles Of agreement
% Hanlan. lie wants Hanlan, with
BIaikie, TO arrange the preliminaries fol
'the. race. Several disputed questions re
qnire settlement.
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PErTsBuRGH, November lO.-River 12 in.
ches and stationary. Weather fair and
mild.
EVANSVILLE, November TO- Weather
cloudy; Mercury 7O'. River l2 inches
and falling.
crScISSArr, November lO.-River 2 feet
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New YORK, November l0.-The merch.
ants here are informed that the grain
trade of Baltimore is increasing so largely
that . new elevator OF 2,500,0O0 bushels
capacity is being constructed.
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IT is no wonder that so many mothers
praise DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. We heard
one Of our best physicians pronounce it to
be the only safe remedy for children.
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roads against Cincinnati. There Is little
reason there for sympathy with the opera.
tors here II strike II really serious aud
coming from the miners themselves.
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HALIFAX, November 10.-N.W. Brathen
4 Co.'s large steam saw mill at Tusset,
Yarmouth county, together with the ad-
joining residence and stable, burned yes
terday. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
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FRI. RECORD.


FoErREss MONROE, November 1O.-The
large Academy Hall at the Normal Agri-
cultural School, near Hampton, burned.
Loss $50, 900; insured. :
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WADE HAMPTON is giving the Bayard
boom q big boost at the county tairs In
South Carolina.
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F0f Addlional Tslegrapk S.s RoarM Paae
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, November lO,-Mr.
0pee Read, local editor Of the Ga:ette, was
fined $40 and costs for contempt OF Court
by Judge Martin, OF the Pulaski Circuit,
The otfense consisted OF publishing com.
ments upon criminal case during the
trial. Geo. R, Brown, OF the Demosr1., Is
also under arrest for q similar offansa.
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Referees Report ON the Life Association
Of America. .

ST, LOUIS, November l0.-The referee to
whom the Circuit Court referred the case
Of State Insurance Superintendent Rolte
against the Life Association OF America,
made his report to the Court this alter.
noon, showing that, outside OF the judc.
ment recently rendered against the Asso.
citation, its liabilities exceed its assets
about S02, 900. The Court approved the
referees report and turned the affairs Of
the Association over to Mr.. RoIle to be
closed up under the law.
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CHICAGO ROBRERY.

The taxpayers of Chicago are patient
and long suffering body Of men, for they
endure more indignities and permit them
selves to be systematically robbed with great
or IMMUNITY than any other people on the
face of the globe. We have no doubt that,
in any other community, officials guilty Of
the outrages that the Chicago officials have
been guilty of would have made the intimate
acquaintance of hemp necktie and lamp
post. Periodically there is partial awaken
ing to the realities of the situation, when the
newspapers make some Ting revelations
OF how things are being conducted, but these
revelations have never yet been followed by
more energetic measures and the stealing has
gone on as usual, openly and without rebuke.
Some years ago the city and county re-
solved to build court house in place Of the
one destroyed by the great fire of 1871. The
square upon which it was to stand was the
property of both city and county not joint
", but each owned half Of it. The county
commissioners agreed upon plan for the