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PLANNING MILL.

w ELLINGTON PLANNING MILL.
w Msnufacturers and dealer in Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Brackets, Bsttings, Lumber,
Shingles, Lath, Cheese and Butter Boxes.
Scroll Saving. Matching and Planning done
to order. D. L. Wadswortb, Prop. Office.
near railroad depot.
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PRINTING.

CADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER.
- The best workmen employed, and enly
the best stock used. All work done under
my immediate supervision. North side Me-
chanic street. 1l-15-1y
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TT YOU WANT frst-class Shave, Hair
i Cut, or Shampoo. can at Robinsop's y.
K.Shaving Saloon, Liberty Street. A full
Restoratives. We also keep the best brand
Of Razors, and warrant them. Rnsors honed
or ground to order. E. 7. ROBINSON.
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1t was lovely Autumn afternoon,
toward the close OF September, when We
weighed anchor and sailed out Of the
river Mersey, bound for Melbourne. We
had good ship--Janet's Pride-loaded
with miscellaneous articles On board
were fourteen. passengers, and, take them
all in all a pleasanter lot never steered
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TRAGIC LOVE AFFAIR.

SUICIDE OF YOUNG LADY-A LOVERS DOUBLE
TREACHERY AND ITS TERRIBLE RESULT
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. Oct. H. 1879.
Some six months since Thomas Heenan. liquor
dealer of this city. sought the hand Of Miss Annie
Dillon, rather prepossessing young lady Of about
twenty years. in marriage. He was successful and
an engagement followed. Mr.. Keenan,. however.
proved faithless, and month or two after married
another young lady. firing of his wife. however.
he returned to his arst afanced and endeavored to
induce her to elope with him. Hesitating for a
time she ut last consented ana appointments was
made for meeting last evening. The young lady
was on hand. but Hoenan was not.
AGAIN fArrILEss.
After waiting some time aud her lover not APP
pearing. Miss Dillon came to the conclusion that he
had again proved faithless. Returning to her homo
she determined to put an end to her troubles and
with this purpose in Wow swallowed q large guam
tity OF solution of corrosive sublimate. The largo
amount taken. however. caused vomiting, and the
death which would otherwise have been almost in
Simultaneous. was delayed. She removed to tho
hospital where she now lios with no hope OF
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER!
WASHINGTON, Oct lS--l A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England. southeast to southwest Winds
partly cloudy weather and local rains. falling
barometer and slight changes in temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States. cooler. partly
cloudy weather. local rains winds shifting south
west and northwest and falling followed by rising
barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. southerly winds,
shifting to westerly and northwesteriy. generally
cooler. partly cloudy weather with light ran with
stationary slowly rising barometer.
For tho upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valley, cooler. partly cloudy
weather rising barometer and In northern portions
areas Of rain, northery TO westerly winds.
For tho Central and Southern Pacific coast re-
gions. clear or fair weather.
The rivers will remain stationary.
Cautionary signals continue at Duluth. Houghton.
Marquette, Escanaba. Grand Haven, Section Three.
milwaukee,. Section One. Chicago. Aipena and Port
Huron.
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MEXICO.

MORE INsURRECTIoNARY MOVEMENTS RE-
PoIrED--roUR OF THE UNITED STATES
MINrsTER--THE SIERRA MoJADA QUESTION.
CRY OF MEXICO. Oct. 10. 1870.
The bill extending the Jurisdiction of Tho federal
government over tho Sierra Mojada district has
become law. Tho Congressional delegations
from Coahuia, Nuevo Loon and Tamaupas
protested against the act as q usurpation
Of tho sovereign rights of the States In
volved in the discussion OF tho bound
airy question. Several companies and some sin.
gle individuals have lett the capital and gone to
the Sierra Mojada. Thero are movements in the
same direction from other parts of the republic.
The Darto Official denies the truth OF rumors which
current of n conflict with Texan emigrants in
the Sierra Mojada. Tho rumors originated in tho
refusal of the frontier custom house authorities to
allow tho emigrants to bring in their chattels FREQ
of duty.
Insurrectionary movements reported in Chi
huahua and Durango, but thoy local quarrels
the possession OF the State government.
Mr.. Foster, the United States Minister, is making
a tour through the country. lilo was on the sth
inst. at Guadaajara, where no received marked at
tention from public aud private citizens. He win
continue his journey by way of Colima to Manza-
nila. At the latter place he will take steamer to
Mazatlan. and thence proceed over tho mountains
10 Durango.
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THE KNIGHTS TOURNAMENT.
SPIRITED EXHIBITION AT PHILADELPHIA
KNIGHT IvANHOE THE WINNER.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp1


PHILADELPHIA. Pa Oct. II, 1879
The attendance at the Knights tournament to-day
was larger than yesterday. The two remain
ing .ilts to which each player entitled were
scratched and the previous days oblit-
Grated. The fitting. therefore, began anew
to-day. The sport Of this afternoon did sustain
previous regulations. for @. L. Wright, the cham
pion Of Maryland. stood third the list tonight.
Tho play was very spirited. however. and elected
loud and frequent applause. Ivanhoe, u youth of
about twenty, became favorite and especially
charmed the ladies by his grace and skill AS rider
He scored FIVE tilts throughout the arches, taking
fifteen consecutive rings.
A KNIGHT INJURED.
An accident occurred to Sidney o. HeiskelI, Of
Virginia. The Knights OF Good Hope and Yorktown
dashed down the course in answer to the bugle but
just before the first arch, when rising to spear the
ring. HeiskclIs horse SHE'D, throwing his rider
against post with great violence. He was badly
bruised. and carried Off the grounds Ho was out
danger tonight although he tainted several times
THE WINNERS.
At the end of the match the Knight Ivanhoe,
Charles Pearce. of Maryland, declared the win
ner having made nine rings. Second place was ad-
judged to Levi Payhil OF Pennsylvania; third place
to G. L. Wright. of Maryland. and fourth place to
William Cole. OF Virginia.
Tomorrow will be the great day. The champions
OF three States will ride hurdle race. The Cover
Of the thirteen original States or az many as
in town. will be present, and fine exhibition is
expected.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

MIR. DAwsoNs FIRE KING THE WINNER OF THE
GREAT sApLISG PLATE.
IBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Oct. IL 1879.
The event In tho sporting world to-day was
the contest at Sandown Park for tho
great Sapline Plate, which was won
easily by Mr.. NJ. Dawsons colt Fire King by length
and a half Mr.. NJ II. Sanford's bay Ally Mirth
second and Combat third The betting was 10 TO
against Fire King and to against Mirth. Com
bat was not mentioned. Fifteen horses ran. Mirth
was beaten ut the distance.
SUMMARY.
THE GREAT SApIISo PLATE Of 1,OuO sovs for the
FIRST 100 sovs. for the second and 90 sovs for tho
third; for twoycar-old colts, 126 lbs. hllies and
geldings 100 lbs. Winners OF stake valued nj POO
sovs., lbs; OF 400 sovs. lbs; twice of 400
sovs or once OF 500 sovs., 10 lbs; once OF
1900 twice OF 800 sovs. or the ChaInpion
Stakes on the first day. IL lbs. extra (seng raccs
exceptod); maidens allowed lbs; so subscribcrs
or plate TO be reduced IN proportions about y fur
longs, straight.
Mr.. M. Dawson's 9. Fire King. by King OF the
Forest. out of Wildfre, by Artillery =. (Archer,
Mr.. NJ. III. sanford's b. f. Mrth. by Glenelg, out
OF Mink, by Lexington........... .(Cannon) q
OWucr ComDats.... fliilegl
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Lomakin, commander of the Russian expe-
dition in Central Asia, was ordered to dcsist
from continuing the offensive and await the ar
rival of General Tergukasof.
CUBAN SLAVERY.
The commission on Cuban slavery, sitting at
Madrid, have drawn up their report Several
of the members advocate the confirmation of
the Moret law, which embodies the planters
view involving ten years delay. Others de-
mand the immediate abolition Of slavery. The
Ministerialists assert that Premier Campos
favors the latter course.
BELGIAN BISHOPS.
The Ga=ette de Lie0e and the Bien Public deny
that the Belgian bishops have issued further in
structions to the clergy. as reported by the
Journal de Licgc, depriving communal school
teachers of the sacraments. A despatch from
Rome to the Daily Necs announces that the
Pope is about to despatch special instructions
to the Catholic bishops Of Belgium in favor Of
Cancellation.
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lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
MANCHESTER. Oct. IL. Is

MANCHESTER, Oct. H. 1870.
Lord Salisbury made u great speech at
banquet here tonight, in which he re-
marked that the opposition leaders, after
attacking his circular in reply to the
San Stefano Treaty, and after having per-
mitted Mr.. Gladstone to cxpend the limited
resources of his sophistry upon it, had now
veered around and asserted that the gov
eminent had not acted up to the circular by OPP
posing Russia sufficiently. Lord Salisbury re-
capitulated and justified the policy of the gov
eminent point by point; strong hostility to
Russia being very noticeable throughout his re-
marks. In regard to the fact that Turkey had
not occupied the Balkans, he said:-
THE AUSTRIAN SENTINEL AT THE DOOR.
In the present state of the Russian Empire
Turkey has no reason to expect aggression.
The badness of the government Of Turkey or
any other country would never justify us in
handing over our greatstrategic positions to any
Power whose aggressions threaten the happ-
ness and independence Of the world. But there
are other points OF the Treaty of Berlin besides
the occupation of the Balkans. If you do
not trust the Turkish sentinel on the ramparts
you may trust the Austrian sentinel at the door.
Since tho Austrian Occupation OF Novi-Bazar
the advance OF the Russians beyond the Balkans
and the Danube is impossible. In the indie
pendcnce and strength OF Austria rests the last
hope of European stability. If the assertion of
the newspapers that defensive alliance has
been formed between Austria and Germany
proves to be true, oil who value the peace Of
Europe will hail it as glad tidings of great joy.
HOME AND FOREIGN POLICY.
Lord Salisbury proceeded to defend the gov
ernment's policy with regard to Afghanistan,
the main principles of which would continue to
be defence, not dominion. Turning to home
affairs he observed that the liberals in en-
dcavoriAg to frame programme selected, like
a neghboring nation when choosing form Of
government, that which would divide them least
In consequence Of principles encouraged by for
n
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GREAT FLOODS IN SPAIN.


| EST DISTRICTS ON THE SPANISH COAST
WRECKED FARM HOUSES, TOOLS AND CATTLE
BORNE DOWN THE sTREAM-MANy ccRpsEs
RECOVERED.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct. IL, 1870.
A hurricane on Tuesday night was accom-
panied by heavy rains, which overhowed
the rivers Mundo and Scgura md flooded
the populous and fertile valley. The
cities Of Lorca, Orihuela Murcia and
Crevillentc and a large number of vii
lagos between Murcia, Alicante and Car
tagena were more or less injured. The rivers
suddenly rose several yards during the
night and the inhabitants were compelled
to fly without saving any property. The
streams are covered with wrecks of farm
houses, agricultural implements, dead cattle and
some human corpses. Soldiers and marines
have been sent by train from the nearest sta.
tons to the scene Of the disaster. The
churches and public buildings arc occu-
pied by thousands of fugitivcs The telegraph
lines were destroyed between Madrid, Murcia,
Orihuela, Alicante and Albaccte. The same
storm also partially flooded Malaga and inter
rupted telegraph and railway communication,
even as far rs Huelva and Seville The Spanish
Cabinet met yesterday to decide upon measures
of relief for the sufferers by the disaster.
ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN coRrsEs
Later dispatches say that the floods
In Murcia continue. One hundred and
nineteen corpsos have been recovered.
Four villages are in ruins and thousands
of peasants are wholly destitute. [The south
eastern corner of Spain, thus wasted by
the storm, is of the most fertile in
the country. Valcncas campagna is pro-
verbal for its beauty and luxuriancc. In
the villages laurel trees and olcanders
grow literally in the cutters. The valleys
teen with fruit-ladcn trees, and the palm
wood is unrivalled in Europe. The Span
iards have proverb that whether it
rains or not corn will grow at Orhucla.v
But as soon as the intense heat of summer is
past the district is particularly liable to be
flooded. On the tablcland above Car
tagena the rain water collects in
lake, and If this overilows 1T pours down
upon the town. The sudden storms that come
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THE PRINCESS LOUISE.

OTTAWA, Oct. II, 1870.
Tho Princess Louise. accompanied by tho MARQUIS
Of Lornc and the Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton. left
this afternoon by the regular train en- route for
Quebec. An escort was furnished from tho Dragon
Guards and guard of honor from the Foot Guards,
The Governor General will 20 as far as Quebec.
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SHOOTING AFrRAY.

MADISON, Ind, Oct. II, 1870.
In an encounter last night with Major John d.
Simpson, editor of the Star. William Howard, lato
City Treasurer. shot. and, 1t is thought, NOR
tally wounded. His thigh being badly shattered.
his leg will have to be amputated tho body and
this morning portion OF his left hand has been
taken of. Major simpson claims the shooting was
done In self-defence.
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ILLEGAL SPORT.
AIILFoRp. Pa. Q

MILFORD. Pa. Oct. IT. 1879.
W. X. Ridgeway. Sheriff of Pike county. .. @.
westbrook and seven other prominent county OFF,
cias and politicianswere arrested here to-day ON
charge of running deer with hounds. They were
taken before Justice Quick. who held each in 500
bail. This they refused, and committed to
Jail to await the action of President Judge G. p.
Waller who will probably release them writ OF
habeas corpus.
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A VISIT TO LONDoN.-MESsRS JAY RESPECT
Afully request the honor of visit from ladies and gem
elegant silk Costumes Partisan Nantes artistic MILL
merry Hats and every variety in Dress specially ~
fashions of tho The following extract from
business adopted y. this house Visited during our
soourn in London last year the warehouse Of Messrs
locking through its able
apprscate the true cause OF the success
Messrs Jay receive large supplies Of Costumes aud MILL
ut much moderate prices than ladies procure
them the Continent We take pleasure in directing the
attention Of fair this time honored
lshment. whore We they will DO honestly and
Loyalty deair with" mr. ,cr s,rvs
Special Agents Bonnets Black silks 2f3 PAS. 247 2z0
PSI and 253 Regent ST.. London. England.
A PrLEsl APPLEsli APrLEsii!
Opening now for large profits on American produce.
Write J. B. THOMAS, Fruit Broker ana Produce I'm.
porter Convent Garden Market, London.
bristol HOTEL, LONDON, BURLINGTON GAR
Ddens wThis large hrst class family hotel in the best
mental STYLE and furnished with possible comfors
Proprietor, ii. ElsELE, iaio Of Meurices.
r ONG's HOTEL, BOND ST.. LONDON.
lEstablished upward of century. THIS we'll known and
@ a Ms K the e, the for M
cuisine and cellar of tho choicest wines.
WASHINGTON HOTEL LIME ST.. LIVERPOOL
"Hnving been guest at the Washington Hotel In
company with my wife. have no hestancy ~ saying for
myself and wifc that well pleased with varied
appointments and with pleasure recommend II to my
and sm sa, Ssy ne
pleased Yours, J. X. Emmett (FrtzL" This magnifcent
NJ r. About 100 gentlemen sat down to Il splendid lunch
American Consul The Washington Hotel is immediateiy
facing the ST. Georges Hail. aud is opposite the London
other stations and piers Visitors sending letter postal
card from America Queenstown will be welcomed By
he LIVERPOOL
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SENATOR BLAINE'S VOICE GONE.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. II. 1879.
Senator Blaine left for tho East this evening" lilo
came out of the Iowa campaign with his voice 20 i'm,
In Wisconsin.
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The rosoIutiohs pay nigh trlbuto to Mr.. Meekei
character.
THE PEACE COMMISSIONER ADAMS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

WASHINGTON, OCT. II, 1879.
Tho Indian Bureau does not expect to hear from
the Special Agent Adams. who has boon sent to the
Los Pinos Agency. before Monday. The Commits
soner thinks no arrived at the agency to-day, and
will be able to report soAno progress he hopes, in
his first DESPATCH
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Tho following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No. 2ls Broadvav.--
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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N
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Average temperature yesterday. fOi
Average temperaturofo for corresponding date last
year. sss.s....s..s....sssssssss W
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ERRORS novel by Ruth Carter. cntitled "Errors;
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up with autumn from the Mediterranean rarely
fail to cause loss Of life or loss Of property
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CARRIED BY STORM. A now novel. by May Agnes
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HER PARENTS REFUSE TO BELIEVE THAT SHE
RAN AWAY FROM HOME AGACIoUs POLICE
MEN ARE CONVINCED TO THE CONTRARY.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON Oct IL, 1879.
The relatives of Miss Edwards, the young
lady missing from Liverpool, say they do not
believe the statement of the Courier that she
had been seen in Birmingham ms late as the
10th inst, but the police of Birmingham affirm
the correctness of the statement.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator William Pitt Kellogg. of Louisiana. and
Ex-Governor Henry Howard. of Rhode Island. are at
the Fifth Avenue Rev. DR.. Edwin HARDWOOD. of New
Haven, is at the Albemarle. Ex-senator Thomas NJ.
Norwood, of Georgia, and Colonel Cermont l.. Best.
United States Army, at the Grand John G.
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way Company, is at the Brevoort. Rev DIR. stryker.
OF Saratoga is at the metropolitan. Henry c. Potter
general manager of the Flint and Pere Marquette
Albany. and Roswell A. Parmenter, OF Troy. are ct
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