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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
ARMY AND NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON Oct. 30.--First Lieutenant f.
d. Webster, U. s. Marine Corps, has been ordered 20
outy at the Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, n Y Captain
William K Mayo has been ordered TO the Navy Yard,
Norfolk va as Captain OF the Yard Lieutenants VIII
liam H. Parker and c. r. Rces Cadet Midshpmen Henry
C. Halnes George Bennett william Le Roy Emmett,
George p Blow and Robert B. Dasheil Surgeon NJ. L.
Ruth Passed Assistant Paymaster Lewis A Iorke Chief
Engineer d. r. Mccartney, Cadet Engineers dc witt Q.
Rsdrraye, william H. Gantley and Martin Beyngton,
Assistant Engineer f. Hoffman, have been ordered to
the u s. s. Essex. Chief Engineer A. Henderson, to
special duty in the Bureau of Engineering Navy
Department.
Passed Assistant Surgeon william II. Rush, to the
United States steamer Minuesota.
Lieutenant William T. Burmcn has been detached
FROM the United states steamer Trenton and ordered to
tAe United States Naval Academy
Lieutenant U. X ). Mackenzie from the Navy Yard
League Island, and ordered to the Essex Executive
Onlecr Lieutenant wainwright Keiiogg, from the
United States steamer Michigan aud ordered 10 the
Eeaax; Lieutenant Karl kohner, from the Washington
Navy Yard and ordered to the Essex; Passed Assistant
Engineer William s. Moore from the United States
steamer Dispatch and ordered the Burean OF steam
EngiDeeripg Lieutenant Commander Lewis Clarke md
hidsbpman Francis Tctten nave been ordered ~ ex-
snhation Tor promotion.
Surgeon Daniel Mchurtrcy has been ordered to the
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THE ATLANI1 EXPOSITION

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 3O.-Edward Atkinson
and fifteen gentlemen connected with cotton industries
that employ capital Of 9i5 600 OOO aud run 100000
spiudcs arrived here this They viii remain South
three weeks on Wednesday O. q. Lorlng Commissioner
Of Agriculture VIII meet the cotton growers In the CON
vention called by him at the Exposition, when he viii
speak on Southern agriculture, and Professor Riley.
United states Eutomoloci- will explain new method
of dc-troyinc the cutonworu, which causes annual
,ycr,ge loss Of Il 900 900 10 planters Thursday viii
bee Manufacturers Day" with au address from Mr.
Atkinson THE display ot bloudcd cattle and mules
bu. ON TUESDAY and ends saturday. The exhibitors
met on saturday and appointed committee tu secure
reduced excursion rates over The railroads They Adopted
resolution declaring this 10 bc thc greatest exhibit Of
American iudustry aud natural resources ever hrd The
Chicago excursion party started fOr home tonight
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THE FIRE RECORD
TwO-TU1RDs OF A VILLAGE BURNED.

TWO-THIRDS OF A VILLAGE BURNED
AUGUSTA. Ca Oct. 30.-TwO-thirds OF tue
village of EdecdeId s. c. were destroyed by fire iaSt
night Loss 100000.
COLUMBIA 5. c.. oct 20.-The Daily Register mas I0-
ccivcd the following dispatch from Edgeheld' > -;
Fjceaeld is I'm ashes The business part Of the town
has been almost totally destroyed only three stores u
ing left The large Iillman Hotel was burnt luetV
arc not provisions enough In town 70 last ~
hnurs The Office OF tho newspaper, me CWp"l,te, VIC
burned bvt The AdrcrhScr building and properly "slc
saved The fire broke Just before day Dreik IN tnc
large livery stable OF the Timan Hotel Inc iS sai,SIs
swept everything from the Tman Hotel 10 thc Sdiaua
House The fire Is supposed TO have been OF ncehais
origin. At tna hOur-5:4O p. MT has eXhausleu ii
The scene during the progress OF the fire was one OF WIZ
confusion aud sadness. The total loss II estimated ~
over 800 900 aud The goods destroyed were IN h7t
instances not insured. The following 10 isl OIL Inc
Losses: ,,uus
Mrs Tilman on livery stable, $500 ON hotel and huia
iugs $4,000; = W. Nicholson three stores anu bi'a
smith shop s. 800: w. H. Brunson, store ana slocA'
50 900; Alvin Hart stock 10000; WB Ienh; stu!e %
and stock 81 5OC NJ Licbcshutz, stock, $1,000; PelT
d Anderson stock. 5000 DR. D. g. ThompAlns' InIoS
stores, $500; John /, Addison Offices dri,l ana
factory and stock and two stores SiOOD;
NJ !. HolSon store and stock, 5000. Chsby * liaIls
stores $1,000. Lawrence Cain, house ana
So 300 A. j. Norris, two stores, 900 Wa'c lunh5-
blood stock 81 900 The Edgcncid ChTon.cf sock
$500 Captain Marsh, stock, $500 H. W. DC
Cullough stock 81 900 W. +. Lynch, office and stock
81 300 Senator VI G. Butler, law Office, $500 shepard
- 900 n. T. Wright, store aud house. f7uDU - ~, ~
Cobb. stock, $1,000. j. y. Carroll law 1hce FpOV -
d. QUITS two law Offices. ~ 500 Il. 7. tovhr. Ftoch,
81 500 COlored cooperative store and stock, T2,JOo
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RUFfIIY,S INY0CEYT TICLnIS

ST. LOUIS Oct. 3O.-Thrcc young men entered
the Golden Lion beer shop, al Seventh and Pne-sts
this morning. and while drinking together, got into
dispute among Themselves. one Of them drew
revolver aud fred at Of his companions. The
shot missed its intended victim and struck
George Bridge a conductor on the Oliye-st. railroad
who was In the shop at the timr. The bah penetrated
his spine and paralyzed his lower limbs Tho man then
fired a second shot aud ts also missed his companion,
but struck John savage travelling salesman, VINO vas
talking with the proprietor ~ the place and inflicted
"A dangerous wound in the ltit groin. Inc man
then started 20 leave the harroom and as he
d1 40 rrd "A fHird shot ~ Thomas W. Turner who
not involved iu the quarrel, but failed tu h HIM e
was arrested and taken 20 the Police station, whore
hc gave his maine "a Alien Henderson, ~ Tennessee.
Bridge was taken the city Hospital where hc died to-
day savage was taken o the st. Louis Hospital, and
lies there In q critical condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31

receiving ship Franklin. Commander A. II. MCCORMACK
has detached from duty the Bureau OF
Navy Department and ordered to COMMAND lne utlteu
states steamer Essex Lieutenant J. n. Dayton from
duty in the photographic office and placed on WAITING
orders.
IAeutenant-COlonel Absaom Baird, Assistant lnspec-
tor General has been ordered to Fort Myer Va 10 IN
spect property for which Lieutenant GllInah' ioth
Infantry. is responsible. 80
The superintendent the Mounted Recruiting Service
has been directed TO forward ty recruits 10 santa re-
n. NJ for assignment TO the 4th United states Cavalry
Captain W. + Hartz, 18th Infantry has been relieved
FROM recruiting service in this city
Major w. +. Gould, Paymaser Department OF the
Missouri has been granted years leave OF ABSENCE
a surgeons certificate of disability. , NJ.
The United States steamship Kearsarge arrived at
Portsmouth, Va yesterday.
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4 QUARREL NTH FATAL RESULT
VICTIM OF EPILEPSY SENT TO THE ToMBs ON
CHARGE OF HOMICIDE.

VICTIM OF EPILEPSY SENT TO THE ToMBS ON A
CHARGE OF HOMICIDE.
John White laborer, thirty-fve years old, was
taken to the CorOner's Office yesterday and ar
raigned before Coroner Brady on charge of homi-
eide. The prisoner is about thirty-five years old.
lie was soldier in the Union Army during the late
war; and was wounded in the head. Ever since he
recovered from his wound he has been subject to
epeptlc fits and to occasional attacks Of temporary
insanity. He and his wife have boarded for some
years with his motheT-in-law, Mrs. Gentshelmer, at
No. 466 West Twentieth-st. Although he has in
jured himself on several occasions while insane,
White has always treated his wife kindly, ana nus
friends have considered him a peaceable man. Re.
Gently he had been employed in the lumber-yard OF
Alderman McClave.
A few days ago Mrs. Gentshsiner purchased
kettle and stew-pan from Alexander Smart, dealer
IN secondhand house furnishing goods, at No. lfO
Tenth-ave The articles did not prove satisfactory
upon trial and she sent them back to Smarts STORE
by White. Smart was displeaSed and the two men
qnauelled, hut no blows struck at that time.
White went into a bakery adjoining SmaTts store
on Saturday afternoon to pay bill. Smart en-
counteTed him III the bakery and began to reYlle
him. White answered HIN angrJy and went out;
Smart followed White INTO the street and called
him by an offensive name. White then turned % ana
struck Smart blow in the face with his fist
Smart fell heavily upon the sidewalk, striking his
head upon the stone pavement and receiving con-
cuSsion of the brain which rendered him lnsenlDe.
He was carried into his rooms in the rear OF bis
store where he died at q. yesterday Dr. Giles,
of No. 1l2 Ninth-aye. who had been summoned TO
attend Smart said yesterday that the man bad died
from conclusion of the brain. Smart was an lriSn-
man, iifty-Six years old.
Sixteenth Precinct, Immediately after tho death OF
Smart At the police station he had a severe epli-
lepic fit and he had two similar attacks i'll the Cor
oners Office while some testimony IN his case was
being taken by Deputy Coroner RaeHe. Coroner
Brady committed White to the tOmbs to await the
result of the inquest upon the body OF Smart. Ihe
inquest will not be held for several days.
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cApTURED FOR woMAN,s SUFFRAGE.

SOME OF THE MEMBERS OF THE WoNfEN'S NATIONAL
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION OBJECT TO
HAVE ITS PRIMARY OBJECT DIsREG ARDED-PRos-
PECr OF ANOTHER ORGANIZATION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.i
WAsB1NGToy Oct 30.-The convention Of the
Women's National Christian TEMPERANCE Union
which came to an end in this city yesterday resulted
in a genuine and unmistakable bolt, although the
customary Accomplishments, as they are seen III
poltical conventions, were lacking. For three or
four years some of the acute Of the temperance
women have been aware that the woman suiragsts
were exertng themselves quietly but earnestly TO
capture the Temperance Union and unite lts forces
as an auxiliary with their own, the ostensible OBJ
Iect being to secure temperance reform by
means of the ballot in the hands of the
women. The real purpose of the movement,
as many of the ladies have believed
and still believe was to subordinate the temper
ancs 70 the political features of the joint work. and
to this they earnestly opposed, and at the con-
vention just closed Susan b. Anthony made her ap-
pearance and practically captured it fQg
woman suffrage. A private conference of
anti-sufiTagists has been called for tomorrow
morning TO talk over the matter, and it is the
opinion Of some of the most prominent Of those long
connected with the Temperance Union that the re-
suit viii be an Independent organization, working
10 the ends, far temperance is concerned,
WITHOUT the accompaniment OF suffrage lOI
/Ngomen Ii should not be understood that any OF
the ladies talk act asst is the custom of politicians
TO DO under similar circumstances. There is as yet
no appearance of bi tterncss III their councils. The
boilers are simply actuated by the belief that
the efforts of the original organization being
directed into new channels while the original work
is still nnaccomplshed. The immediate efforts
of the convention through its branches
will be directed 10 securing the
adoption of constitutional amendment
for the suppression Of the liquor traffic in the United
States To this end they will agtate the subject in
The several States first aud endeavOr to secure
aefion by the States before moving upon Congress
Several years, it Is supposed, may be consumed in
this preliminary work but the women, both boilers
aud snfragsts are enthusiastic and hopeful of final
success Two hundred and nineteen officers
and delegates representing thirty States and Terri
:cries attended the convention. The meetings
we're held ia Foundry Church and were
well attended by the people of Washington:
Lunch was served each day ia the lecture room OF
The church by the women Ot Washlngt n, and the
members OF tie convention were Hospitality enter
tanned IN the homes Of the members OF the several
churches
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TIE FLO0DS N THE VEST

QCINCY, H., oct. 30.-The river at this
point tonight Is nineteen feet above loT water mark
having risen slowly an day All the railroads south aud
west from here remain suspended, except the Hannibal
and s. Joseph, which s SIN running Al the iu.ah
tauts Of tho suy Valley have moved ont to the high
grounds and many Of them have taken rcruye Ia this
city The water is etcudiy spreading over the thou-
sands of fertile farms projected hy the cm'hnk
IN aud the loss 10 the farmers viii De- very heavy
All the lcyccs IN TINS vicinity have been broken hy tne
great pressure Of wafer and the low lands are now com
Dlctey Hooded. This s the greatest Hood ever known 100
this season of the year and there h record ~ cher
stage at any time except during the spring rcsHct ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
MR. TANDEREILTS HEALTA.

When Mr.. Vanderbilt read the reports in the
newspapers yesterday in regard to his hav-
jnq been stricken with apoplexy he smiled at the
rumor. but afterwards expressed himself as pro-
voled that anyone should circulate such report
whom there was no foundation for it. His health
Yesterday and the day before was as good ~ IL has
been for a long time. On Saturday he attended To
He made casual visit to his physician about
slight cold in the hoad. lie spent yesterday the
entertained some friends and later in the day he
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THE WoRK or YOUNG RUFFL4NS.

NEwPORT, X. l., Oct. 30.-IlaH n dozen
young ruians last night made uuprovoked attack on
the dwelling house OF Patrick Coffee, IN Green Lane
The gate were taken from its hinges and windows
on the first floor smashed In with %. Cohre ana
his wife were petcd with stones. pieces Of lumber etc
The bed clothes dragged into the street and "iher
indignites committed Coffee and his wife were badly
injured by missiles Tho affair occurred while the police
were changing brats All the perpetrators are known
and will be arrested; several sons OF Respectable
,fft
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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON

SANITARY CONDITION OF dnI nI ,Srn-A T PLAN
WHY CABINET PORTFOLIOS wEl1n noToyAoF1Ars-
~ Fok TIE rhu SECESSION FROM THE woMENs Ma
=. - stated that one of the reasons why
cl%;rat nortfolos we're recently declined was
',fe ths fear of the persons to whom the offers
were @ made that their health would sufier ID
,he malarial atmosphere of WASHINGTON. A
nIan for the reclamation of the Potomac
fats has been submitted by Lieutenant
Uox;e Of the Engineer Corps. There is a
rrobab;litv of the secession from the Women's
National Temperance Union of members "Lo
dislike Identification with tie movement Ior
woman suffrage.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON oct 10 Io'I
The French column from Tebessa has arrived at har-
wan. Several Of tho leading inhabitants have peeh
arrested. r.,
Owing 10 the interest in the trial OF Arthur LEROY lor
the murder OF i. j. Gold on the Brighton NAit""S -
t o soecil trains will run to Maidstone, where the
trial Is 10 be held
The Abatement Of the 50. Petersburg Noroe Iremya
that 1t had been decided to abolish the diplomatic ms
sons at Lisbon, Dresden, Weimar, stuttSarub NAlS'o
and Munich, is officially denied.
HALIFAX, N g., Oct sOIt is intended by tho Doniii'
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4 MURDER N cONNECuCUE.

MERIDEy. Conn, Oct. 3O.-Michael Early,
ofwallngford was found dead in the kitchen OF his
house by his daughter last evening on returning from
her work There was a stab wound in his meek ana ne
~ oso badly bruised about the head. Frances Carroll,
r. l,st secp with him. Is under arrest for his muir
1r which ia Thought to have occurred in drunken
brawi between them Carroll denies all Snowledse sd oI
h o gfy-csbt years Of age and both were laDorers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
ROBBED or sl,15o By HIGHWATNEN

WEST RAEDOLPH, VT, Oct. 30.-There Is
great excitement here daring highway robbery
on Saturday night, while on his way home, CharleS
TLurston prominent merchant, set upon within
few rods OF business part Of the village by two
MASKED men who assaulted him with billy" and al,
tempted 20 throw pepper Ia his eyes. Mtor nara
struggle which Mr. ThurrtOu received very serious W.
iurcs The robbers succeeded IN escaping with s,hlH
cas-0x containing 81 $50 iu money aud papers IbeIe
Is no clcw to the thieves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
4 NEWSPAPER SEIZED.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 3O.-Considerabe excite
mon, was created in journalistic circles here by the
soizprc of the whole edition Of The sunday Demo
crat last night about midnight by Sheriff Moore
ON an attachment The Sunday Democrat oiIce
had been closed for sometime pending the
t hrnugbt by n NJ Howard for damages by libel
t tbe oacr was worked IN other Cces until the men
in charge we're informed that they would be held liable
sr m ring bbeous matter The paper then taken
t Fremont and the edition was captured after ii had
h,en brought to this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
THE NEWPORT ARIILLERY At CHURCH

NEWPORT, T. l., Oct. 30.-The annual SER
mon was delivered before the members OF the Newport
Artillery to-day by the Rev. Mr. Thayer The Rev MI
schermerhon at tine Claiming Memorial Church' re,
peated his sermon on the Life or General Garfield ana
Its bearing on Civil Service Ref0rmD
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,rr,rpS oV THE BOSPHORUS.

CoSsrANrGNorLE, Oct. 30.-Iho Greeks nave eX-
polled the Turkish post caco employees at Larssa.
SaId racha president Of the Council has promised
the bulgarian representative to inquire into the
recent violation of the Bulgarian frontier. lhe
Sultan has ordered two ironclads to remain curing
tho wintor at Tripoli The report th3C IlgOdr'
Pacha has lost the Sultau'5 confidence Is dehleu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.

BERLIN, Oct 3O.-The results IN 9oo
out Of the 397 election districts are as V. lonows'
Thlrtysx Conservatives, twenty-four Free Oousot,
atyes elghty-nine members OF tho Ccntre party 'iy
seven procressIgrs twelve Poles and twentyOhe ITO
testers ana P9rcunrsts are eeGsed e, ,oy UOI,,S hy
Won Noltko wns defeated at Essen for the hclcSE ~
a Clerical not bv Herr Won Benningseh' as 9oOio op
stated Herr Won Bennlngsen, VINO Is reelected ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
Suicide OF 4 CLERGYNAN

PfrTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 30.-The Rev. j. NJ.
spargroye sixty years Old committed suicide by hang
ing himself to a bedpost I'm the West Pennsylyania
Hospital this evening. Financial troubles arc asslgneu
as the cause Of the deed.
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
GARFIELD MEMORIAL SERVICE.

GARFIELD MEMORIAL SERVICE.
BERLIN DOES HONOR TO THE MEMORY OF TIKI LATE
PREsIDENT-INCIDENTs OF THE STRIFE IN IRE
LAND-MoRE RETURNS FROM THE GERMAN ELEc-
TONS.
Berlin hOnored the memory of President
Garfield by solemn services yesterday at the
Town Hall. The governor of Klmainham
Jail has been removed, because Mr. Parnell
managed to send letter to the press. Returns
nave been received from 36S election districts
in Germany
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4 DROWNED BODY RECOVERED.

Providence, r. l., Oct. 30-The body of
John Hurley steyedore twentyeight years old, was
found in the river this morning. He has been missing
aiuaa Ootoher II,
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ion Government to present testimonials TO the mate and
three Of the British bark Addie H. Cam for
cuing the shipwrecked crew OF the British brgantne d.
W. Hennessy, Of Hawkesbury n. B., on the I'd OF
December last
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4 CREW STRICKEN WIrH PANAMA FEVER.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3O.-Captain Slowing
the brig Emma, az ths port FROM Trinidad, reports
speaking October II, latitude 2s3O and Longitude
1890 the British barkcntnc Ion, from Porto Beo Tor
Falmouth with al hands except three seamen sick Wltn
Panama fevci lie furnished her with medicines anu
Otuer asFiftance The mate in charge OI the barAte
was trying 10 get to Bermuda.
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FAILURE Ar WILKESBARRE, PENN.

WnKEsBARRE, Penn, Oct. 30.-M. Knoll,
a merchant tailor In this city, failed YESTERDAY HIS
liabilities said to amount TO nearly $4,000 mainly
due 10 New-York and Philadelphia creditors His place
OF business IN the hnds Of the Sheriff. upon IN eXecu
ton lAsuel by his brOtherH.
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mrPDERED By UNKNOWN PERSONS.

GLOUCESTER, n. j., Oct. 3O.-The Coroner's
, i the cose of the unknown man who was found at
Gloucester Point on last Sunday morning with Duet
IN bis head and his skull fractured has rendered YER
t ,lo he came 10 his death by injuries received ct
ti ban,Is of some person persons unknown 70 tIe
t," trc Tbe Coroner will file his nqmAuOn with the
". ~ -nOrrOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
FAnrRE OF A PARIS FIRM.

PARIS, Oct 3O-The firm OF Surcock ~ DeDOaS
has failed with liabilities of 100000 francs
Iabout 81 .OOOOOO The failure was caused Dy
speculative operations IN Egyptian Securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
FLAMING Mill ~ ASHES.

Quincy H., Oct. 30 - Menke, Grlmm q
Company's planning mill was destroyed by fire today
together with two-sorv brick block the east The
loss is $4,000; insurance $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31
FATALLY CRUSHED BETWEEN CARS

HARRIsoNBURG, Va, Oct. 30.-W. L. Radley,
about forty years old crushed between here to-
day. and died in great agony within about three hours
alter the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31

FLAMES IN A PORK PACKING HOUSE.
BosToS. Oct. 30. A fire in Niles Brothers
porIpackinc house in Fulton-st this morning, caused
los, % 900. Insured.
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THE HANLAN-ROSS RACE.

PORTLAND Me-, Oct. 30.-The race between
Hanln and Ross has been declared or for this f but
wiz take place next spring.
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4 NOTED BURGLAR SENTENCED.

SAN Francisco, Oct 30" Jimmy" Hope,
the notorious burglar sentenced 70 and
A half years in the penitentiary
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4 TRAGEDY or THE OCEAN.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 3O.-The ship County
Of Aberdeen which arrived to-day from Rio de Janero
ronorsAugIst 9th in $40 2G South so 32' West, be-
tgesn q and IL A. NJ passed ten eorpses. some OF tlen
from the clothing appeared to be seamen. The others
rere nude.
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ruE pREsIDENTs CABINET.

rEE SANITARY REPUTATION OF WASHINGTON CAUSES
PORTFOLIOS TO BE DECLINED-mR. MACNEAdh9
RESIGNATION NOT TO BE ACCEPTED FOR TIE
PRESENT.