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phire blazed above and blazed below,
as if the storm had been an evil dream.
But it was no dream--the coast was
strewn with wrecks; more than one
corpse among the rocks and weeds
looked up with blank eyes to the morn
ing light. There was glorious sea on,
and crowds were out surveying its
splendor. Crowds, too, were wasting
their wonder on the Flight" Where
was she? Who had spoken her? Had
she foundered and gone down? Had
she blown off the coast? Would any
one ever see her again come sweeping
into harbor with all sail set, tower Of
snow and light, with the music and the
dancing? There were none to say. No
one had spoken her; and search the
horizon with burning eyes, no sign of
her white sails, her golden pennon, was
to be seen.
And day followed day the same. And
thrill of horror went to more hearts
than one at the thought of the gay par
ty going down with flags flying, and the
world that had known them suspended
for little its festivity, or turned its
mourning into pleasure by yachting up
and down the coast in search, putting
into harbor every shutdown. But wheI
ten days had passed, with most doub,
had settled into certainty, and the little
world Twas was taking on on. its sold. 0d ways
the Percival girl upon the drive, tn,
reckless dash of DE Luyster, the sol
emn stiffness of old MOntmorenci-the,
missed, indeed, that airy vision of un
real beauty whose absence made tn
place a desert: at least it did to me
The Rittener villa, dark as any jail, NJ
longer with snowy clouds blowing from
the windows, no longer with gay group
upon its lawns, seemed to mock tn
blooming of the flowers that lifted thei
scarlet, and gold, and azure gayly a
ever to the Indifferent skies from be-
, and vase and urn,
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-09-25

EMERSON ($l.5O) is a valuable new book for Voice
Training containing all the ntals of study pent,
of exercises and plain explanations and costing much
less than the larger works on the same subject
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WANTED.
FOR RENT,

DOR RENT-A NICE BRICK DWELL.
L ING, on Main street, Firat E1rJ. House has SIX
and sAs thrUulhnut. PUs ssiOn given OctUbtF ist.
Apply y. C. HerTey, Real Est 70 Agent Market st.
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THE OLD WORLD.
The Agitation Of the Change In the
Hebrew Sunday.
Resignation Of the Entire Turkish
Ministry
The franco American Treaty Of
Commerce.
England Preparing to Search for
Arms in Ireland.
GREAT nRfrAIN.

LoSDoS, October ls.-All the Jewish
synagOgieS IN England, France, Ger
many, Bavaria, aud generally thrOnghont
Europe, exeGptt the Hamburg SynagEgnes
will send delegates TO the appnaUliup
London Conference. The object Of this
gUhering Is to reVite the Jewish ritual Ia
regard " several Of Its provisions, which
are now felt to be unnecs sarily burden.
some aud out Oi spirit with the customs ri
the age. The question OF the Aboli.
ton Uf Saturday, now kept as the
Jewish Sabbath, will pUbaby
come up for discussion. JeSish
business men affirm that their church Gus.
toms now placed them ut y disadvantage
In competing with the members Of other
sects inakirgit impossible for them TO do
business more than five days in the week
They favor either the entire ab bJlitiun VI
Saturday as holiday, or the unity Oi the
Jewish Sabbath with the Christian Sun-
day. The Hamburg Synagogue, which re.
iIlses to take any part In the movement, is
compo.ed Ufrich and influential Hebrews,
who hold very strictly to the orthOdnx
ussges. In advanced Jewish circles here
II Is thought that the change suggested il
only a matter Of time, even Il L should
not be favored by the mai jlrity Of the
coming conference. Other notifications
OF the ritual are said to be- peuding.
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THE EXOnuH.
Statement OF the Relief Board-NO Cessa.
lion In the Immigration.

Statement OF the Relief BOard-NO CessA,
lion In the Immigration.
ST. LOUIS, October l9.-rhe COlored Ref
ugee Relief Board, organized here about
six months ago to aid the eolOred destitute
emigrants fromthe South, have made re
ports OF its transactions. The Treasurer
report shows the receipts to have been
Ss,5Sl, and the disbursements s., $50, leav,
ing the Board s65S in debt. Besides this,
the Comnissary Committee issued over
10000 rations aud distributed over 10000
pisOes Of clothing gamOng the refugees, at
M Estimated cost of about $4,000. The
report says that about 20 per cent. OF the
refugees are still destitute, in sUme cases
sick and superannuaIed, aud even blind,
and requiring constant help,
The Committee on Transportation re.
port having sent 6,Sll men, women and
children W Kansas and other States. The
exodus. still cOntinu y, and although
greatly diminished, the arrivals average
twenty TO thirty per week. The moVe-
ment is not now cOnfime1 to Mississippi
and Louisiana, but is spreading, a maiOri:
~ OF the recent arrivals having come from
Alabama aud Tennessee. Their condition
is much improved, many being we'll pre-.
pared for the journey. Information has
been received that the exodus will assume
larger proportions than ever next spring.
AdVices lrUm Tennessee and Northern
Alabama say relief boards are being Or.
ganized there, which will cooperate with
lhe'ooard here, aud render what aid they
can,
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wAsuiSorOS, October ls. There are
symptoms mere that the Ewing.Thurman
Democratic throstcut,ing war is to be
transferred to Washington. The friends
Of each are openly accusing the opposing
faction OF, bad faith aud trading OF sup.
port. Democrats generally regret this,
saying that II Ohio had been carried ali
this would have been SnoOthed over;
but as each faction Is suIkg aud angry,
accusing the other Of bad faith, there il
no telling where 1t will end. Thurman'i
friends say thai he Is able 10 hold up his
corner Of the quarrel rs long as he Is in
public life, and that he will presently put
on his war paiut and 81 for scalps.
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AFGHATISrAN.

slMLA, October l9.-The following de-
tails have been received OF the attack On
the camp at Ali KheyI, by the Afghaus, on
the l4lh inst: Four thousand Afghans
made a desperate attack on the British
camp, but were repulsed at the point OF
he bayonet, leaving on the field forty
killed and two hundred w0undel aud
Two standards. The British pursued them
Two miles. The British loss wa, Two kill.
ed and fourteen wounded. rhelste+t in.
lel igenceis To the etr.ct that the combined
trontierare retreating.
Ameer Yako0b Khan has announced
determination To abllca;e, and states that
he intended to abdicate earlier but was
dtssuaded. General R ,berts has advised
the Ameer 10 reconsider the matter, bit
tho Ameer firmly adheres TO his re4Uln.
ton. General Roberts is in consequences
making arrangements for maintainlng or-
der in Aighanistan aud carrying On the
administration.
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FRANCE

Paris, October IS ION leaving the Cab
met Council to-day President Grevy re,
ceived the members OF the French Com.
mittee on the Francp-Aneric4n Treaty OF
Commerce. NM. WAd,lingtOn and Leon
Say were present. NJ. Fnucher de C4reil
introduced the delegation Ot ten, among
whom were NM. Wilson, Chateau, IIyp.
polite Colluzac, Berger, Vanderbilt, Hec.
lard aud the Secretary, NJ. Desmoulins.
The Latter read the resolutions ad Ipteh 1t
the meeting Of the 5,h inst. ii. Fou.
cher de Careil insisted upon It's
importance, as inviting the French
Government TO take the steps deemed
necessary by the Congress Of the United
States for the treaty Of reciprocity. PreSi,
dent Grevy received the cnmmunic4ti ~
most favorably. He stated that himself
personally aud the government felt the
greatest desire to renew commercial reIa.
inns with the United States, and thai
France attached great importance u the
movement looking to extend her reIa.
lions with the Great American Republic.
In dismissing the delegation, tile Presi.
dent said: "We are hencetOrwAr.i going
10 labor in concert to obtain the object
vou niiraua
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
President Hayes at His Old Home in
Ohio.
A Horrible Murder In a WlsCOnsl
Town.
The Status of the Indian War.
CRIME
whisky Leads TO quarrel Which Ends
In Murder.


whlskv Leads TO Quarrel Which End.
In Murder.
MILWAUKEE, october ia special from
Milton, Wis, gives details Of q horrible
murder which occurred there ut 1 o'clock
this morning. Henry Christlanson, who
boarded with Edward Fogarty, a tin ped,
dler, confessed to the following: Eogarty
came home at ten O'Clock last evening.
We had been drinking and FOgarty in.
suited me, drew revolver aud threatened
to shoot me. knocked him down, took
away the revolver and went QUITO the
door,. FogArty followed me aud | picked
up an axe aud struck him Two blows, kill.
lug him Instantly. then carried hiu to
a clover stack, ret 1t on fire and came back
10 the house. The crime was discovered
this morning by finding the body under
the clover slack half consumed. A trail
Of blood was followed which led to Fo-
garty's hUuse, wiereupUn Christianson
aud Mrs. FUgarty were arrested. The for.
m0r confessed the crime, but claimed thai
the woman had nothing to do with IL. No
particular paius were taken 10 CONCEAL the
crime, except TO dig up the grouutlin front
OF the duOr where the body had lain for
some time, burning the wooden leg Of the
victim In q stove aud the attempt TO burn
The body. The opinion il that Christian.
son and the woman cOnspired together to
get the husband out Of the way. When
accused Of the crime neither manifested
any uneasiness, but remained perfectly
cpol aud collected. Chrislians0n Is Rbput
40 years old and painter by occupation.
The woman is dec crlbed as being very un.
proposing in appearance aud devoid OF
all womauly qualities. She has two child,
rem, boy aud girl. The prisoners we're
taken to the JauesVille JUL 70 await their
trial.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
suT Prices, vita the Feasibility OF n
Decline.

btlH Prlces, Wlth the Possibility OF .
Decline.
CHICAGO, October IS. The day ended
with q rather demoralized feeling on
Change. The usual m4nipulators OF the
markets havingdone big weeks work and
kept the ball rolling tn and fro at lively
pace for full week, seemed to stand aloof
the greater part of the session, taking
breath and deliberating plan of action
during the coming week. Prices were
generally lower on every article today,
but closed up rather firm and with stead
Ter feeling. Prices during the week have
reached higher point, except for oats,
than for over year before, and the ex.
element has been phenomenal even in this
market. II Is an Indication Of the staunch
GlIarHCIerot the trade that 50 few commer.
cial di.a4lers have resulted.
Wheat snld an Monday at 81 1871 and on
Friday at 81 22t for November. Corn sold
~ 3SsG to 44t:, Oats 2SftSlsc. Pnrk for
January 50 2l'l0 80, and Iari 5 Is as 500
for JAnnAry. K! e for cash 70,77clc Bar.
ley 7SaS4c. Closing prices tor November
wheat 81 lS, November corn 49ic, NQytm.
Der Oats Sic. January Pork 50 95 bid, Jau.
uary lard 06c bill. Closing cash prices:
Wheat 81 lUlal II, corn 44G. oats sole, rye
76r, barley Sic, Pork $40 75IIl %, iar,l
5 Sc, Whisky went from 81 0S u 81 90,
closing at the outside.
Receipts for the week: Wheat, 1872.
900 bush; corn, 1905 000 bush; oats, Ss4,.
| NM hush Shiunlpntu. Whpnt I IRO INN
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A Quarrel In CnthoI Circles Over the
Burial Of their Dead.

EVANSVILLE, IND, October lS.-Great
excitement prevails in Catholic circles
here over revolt which has sprung up
against an order issued with the approval
Of Bishop Chatard to remove l 900 bodies
from the old Catholic cemetery to the new
St Joseph's Cemetery. Eight years ago,
when the necessity for new cemetery be-
came apparent, the Catholic congregations
disagreed on the choice Of grounds. The
trustees were divided, but in the absence
Of one member the St Joseph's site was
selected. St. Mary's Church, headed by
It's priest, Father Yielhaus, seeded, and
bought another site. The Bishop inter
iered to prevent the establishment OF two
cemeteries, when Father Vieihaus appeal.
ed TO the Archieplscopal Council, which
decided agatust him, St, Joseph's was
then established aud c1nsecrated. The old
cemetery waA abandoned in 1872. There
were then about sixteen hundred bodies
inferred in 1t.
Since then about Gve or six hundred
bodies have been removed To st. JOseph's
Cemetery, leaving about one thousand
still buiietl The bNlics are mostly those
or persons with relatives or friends, or
whose people were TOO poor to have them
removed or opposed their removal To the
new cemetery. 1t has been the desire Of
many Catholics to have oil the dead ot
that faith buried IN one cemetery, and d
few weeks ago Bishop Chatarl sent TO
Father Geugen his approval otau order OF
the Brard Of Directors Of St Juseph's
Cemetery, which WAS that all the bIdies
Remaining In the old cemetery should be
removed TO st, Joseph's free oi charge u.
ter November 1st On tllis the Board
msde arrangements looking To the re.
mOval OF all the b1lies this winter.
Tho injunction applied for isto restrain
Observation-Disclosures aud praiseworthy
act. The plaintiffs To the suit are mem
bers Of 81. MAry's congregation, where Liit
trouble found such warm backing, anC
the affair threatens 10 call down u rigid in
vesthntion by the Church authorities II
spileOtthe decision OF thu Court. fh,
case will beatgue,l October 3Ist,
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NOVEMBER ELECTION CAMPAIGNS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
WEsmSoToS, October 1s:-secretary
Sherman's appointments in New York
have been arranged, he haviag agreed TO
make three speeches. He speaks on the
9Th, 2Sth and 2sIh in New York, Albany
and Syracuse respectively. The commit,
Tee desired that he make more, but the
Secretary thought three sufficient. He
takes great interest In the New York cam
paigu, and to all who advise with him he
nrges cordial support OF the whole ticket
regardless Of previous differences. He
hopes that not Republican vote will be-
cast for Robinson.
From private advices received here It Is
learned that the Republicans will conduct
the campaign with great yiyor henceior-
ward. They regard the Ohio washout as
worth fifteen. thousand votes to them.
Efforts are being made to get Secretary
Schurz TO make few speeches. Secretary
EvaTts speaks In New York Tuesday. The
Republicans do not intend TO have still
hunt, but an open, vigorous campaign, OF
tho stalwart pattern. They have pro-
cured the services OF Mark Twain, Zach
Chandler, Fred Douglass and other no.
tables. ,'tt'et'f7y -f'l
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YELLOW FEVER.
Meunphls.

MEMPHIS, October 1.-Two new cases
were reported to-day, Mrs. NJ. J. McCul.
Tough and Charles Mccullough. There
was one death, Herman Askenas. -.
The following whites were supplied
with nurses by the Towards: Harvey Pc.
res, LItty Leigh aud Henry CrOuper. g.
At daylight this morning the thermom-
eter had fallen To 10 degrees, but owing to
the high wind there was no frost tonight.
It is very cold with the wind blowing from
the north.
Que death occurred at Forest City, Ark,
to-day, Miss Minerva Wade. There were
no new cases. DR.. Mitchell leaves OH q
special train tomorrow for that point.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, oct,ber 10 The Nthil.
lists Of Odessa are becoming exceedingly
bold aud defiant. The have gine NJ far
as 10 threaten to blow up with dynamite
the Justice Halls. the Barracks and the
residences oi The Judges. Large numbers
uf the disturbers are already uuder arrest
aud awaiting trial.
The news has reached Samarcand that
one hundred mounted Tekke rurcpmans
attacked, on the 9th OF September, part ui
the Russian expedition surveying the
Anu Darya, but were repulsed. The expe.
ditiOn was very heartily received on ar.
irving iu the Afghan territory. The entire
cOurse OF the Anu Darya and its ailnents
have been examined aud pronounced
navigable.
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ADDITIONAL LooAL.

swlSDLgD. About two weeks ago
stranger came to this city and stayed
around several DAYS. Saturday, the 1lth
produced DRIFT on q western bank, which
one II them cashed for one hundred
dollars. The man left Immediately. Soon
alter the gentleman found out that the
draft waS u forgery aud reported It 10
Chief Sweeney, who went TO Pittsburgh
after the fellow. He, assisted by detec.
tive-, secured that city thoroughly but
was unable TO fud his man.
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The foregoing figures Miicne that for
the third quarter of 1870, the failures In
the United States have been less than one.
half than for the third quarter Of 1873 the
precise decrease being sol. The llabili.
ties show even u much larger proportion.
ate reduction, being less than one.qnarter
NJ what they were In the same period Of
last year-the figures showing the liabiIi.
ties vi lS70tn ba fifteen millions ~ against
'lxiy.six millions for the third qnaTler OF
1878. It will. Of course, be remembered
that for the tir1t two months Of the third
quarter Of 1878, the failures were unusu.
ally numerous, 0wingto the prospective
repeal Of the bankrupt law in September
OF that year; but even taking that cirGun-
stance intO consideration, the decrease in
the last quarter is almost phenomenal, 10
view OF the fact that the average NUMBER
Oi failures for the third quarter OF the pre-
Geilng four years was 2, ,233, or nearly
double the number Of the last quarters
failures, while lhe average liabilities for the
third quarter Of the fOur years was liity-
two millions, exceeding by three times the
amount Of liabilities Of the thinl quarter
Of 1870. the figures for the quarter jult
ended, therefore, add another To the many
Indications OF the wonderfully improved
condition Of trade throughout the cuun-
try. For the nine months Of the Two
years the comparison Is almost as favor
able AZ for the quarter Just closed-the
failures for the first three quarters of 1879
being 5,S20 ia number, ~ against S,87S for
the nine months ot 1873. The liabilities
are eighty.One millions for the first nine
months 0f 1870, as against one hundred
and ninety.s-ven millions for tho same
period OF lS7S-a reduction in liabilities
OI more than one.haIl.-Dm's Mercantile
Circular.
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TaE Presbyterian comments with severity
upon the restlessness in the denomination
Oi which it is an organ, which is leading
va continual shifting Of pastors. That
iouruul says: ave believe thatths church
sin transition state, and that before two
yeaB Oac.halt ot the present pastors and
stated supplies will either have change
places or be half crazy to do 30; and a
time Of longing for change is q time Of
spiritual languishing and death. This
tendency, 50 well marked, must be arrest.
ed before We have healthy life, and we
bes our churches to seek as quickly as
possible to correct these grounds of COM
plant, that pastors may continue their
present relAliuus." +-st Il y
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WASHINGTON, October Is. 1t is under
stood that sharp messages have been re-.
ceived here from General Sheridan, criti.
rising what is termed the half war and
half peace policy Of the Administration in
dealing'with the Indians. He says that
Merritt is now in prime condition to eight,
II allowed to do so. But Merritt has been
instructed not to be unnecessarily harsh
with the Indians. unless attacked; or at
least unless the Indians manifest war.
like attitude.
There IL no Disgusting the fact that there
Is much sympathy for the Indians here,
nor is 1t cOpfned to. Government circles.
It Is demonstrated that the recent troubles
with the Ules were 6rst brought about bv
trespassing white men, who ran about over
the Indian reservations gold and silver
hunting, and appropriating what belonged
10 the Indians, and 70 which the trespaSs.
ers had no more right Than the Indians
would have TO pitch their tents in the
streets OF Cincinnati. The more the facts
come out the stronger 1t appears that the
whites were the RrSt agyressors.
Since the receiptoi the above dispatch
from General Sheridan he has been direct.
ed by General Sherman 10 withdraw the
troops under General Merritt aud order
them 10 their proper stations, leaving at
White River Agency only sufficient mum.
Der Of men to guard the government pro.
perty. The troops now at White River
Agency belong u, the Department OF the
Platte, and will under this order, wlththe
exception of. those lettat the Agency, re,
turn TO their respective stations In thai
Department. A force will be concentrl
ted ut some point in tho southern UtC
reservation to conduct operations against
that tribe should they fail to deliver VI
the parties engaged infthe killing OF AIaj0i
Thornburgh. General Mckenzie, coin
mandipg ths Fourth Cavalry, will proba
bly, bepGaced IL charge OF the latter force
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Well FAnsWered.

IhP Sa!e. very good newspaper pub
lshed in Richmond, Va. In seeking infor.
nation. 1t wants toknOw "why it is that
Virginia, aud in fact almost the entire
South, Is not able to take advantage Of this
Ialdsn revival in business, and the gem
sfIl return to prosperous times that We
hear Of through the press" 1t cites the
fact that the North is prospering and able
TO take advantage Of every rise in the tide,
while we are still left in a stagnate condi.
ton, or high and dry upon the Shore"
The Chicago Tribune answers this query
ot the STATE by saying that the reason OF
the prosperity of the North aud West and
the pOverty.stricken condition Of the
South isObviUus enough. In the first place,
the South was cursed with slavery for two
hundred years. That madelabor disgraceful
audparalyzed its Industry. Next it was
euned by secession and revolt. War devas.
tlel every State that made the attempt.
10 tile third place, the people OF the
South are impoverished by their methods
OIagriculture. People Of one crop are no
better of than people Of one idea. II
wheat was s. bnshel, and cheese 81 a
pound, and butter so cents au ounce, those
Who want to purchase those necessaries
Wouldn't be helped. Finally, the South
antthrive and wax fat on politics. A
stuffed ballot.box is not as good as a
stuffed turkey for Thanksgiving dinner.
Balldoling doesn't invite peaceable, in.
dastries, thrifty citizens. The okolona
Sas" doesn't leach the people of Mtssis-
stppt how to till the soil, breed the best
horses and cattle, raise and spin cotton,
or give lessons in domestic economy. No
business "boom" was eyer started by
sitting around the corner groceries whittl-
Ing pine shingles, drinking bad whisky,
aud curSing the negroes. ;.
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TURKEY.

CoSsrAxrINoPLE, October 1s.-The Turk.
ish Ministry has resigned, aud the follow
ing new Cabinet has been formed: Said
Pasha, Grand Vizier; Sawas PAslla, Minis,
ter Of Foreign Affairs; Mahmoud Nelim
Pasha, Minister Of the Interior; 0a,lrj
Pasha, Minister Of Commerce; Aarid
Pasha, President Council; Eied PasIia,
Minister Of Finance; Djevelet Pasha
Minister OF Justice, aud SoubIie VakOnf.
Safvet Pasha, Director General OF Re
forms and Chief Of Inspection, with the
right Of communicating directly with tht
Sultan.