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Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-22

-0foer 5000 CARDS "Dress Goods' !
utmarkt vackra farger saljas till det oer-
hordt billiga priset af 20 cents per yard.
Hvar och en-, som DR. behof at en- god
och vacker aommarkladning, Dor forse sig
med tyg af namda sort hos Esterley &
Heinemann.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-22

Den gamla platsen der man far sina
Ur och Juveler reparerade Dir hos H. j.
Hansen, 146 E, Seventh street st. Paul.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-22

Entered at the Post Office at
St.. Paul, Mimi, as second class
matter.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-22

9ToR RPRIsNEDsATTNIN
vi hafva just ersl POO mansdrngr a ye 1s oka 1onster
Kentucky for 81 kasa 75 dussn anska kako
skjortor med kragar for 50 cents stycket.
Fina kostymer f0r manspersoner och gossar
NEDSATTA APRIs! j. G. ELMQUIST svensk handeexpedit,
ald att fnna butiken och hear ALA landsman
Gl6m icke att ett besok OAK HALL ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE, 800 JACKSON STREET midt
emo Merchants Hotel, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
e. Sc A. STERNBERG.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-22

SKANDIN AV1SKA APOTEKET
sJ
Sskd
beredda
Jackson och Seventh st. Paul Mimi
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-22

TUNIS. A.
Trupper hafva lemnat Biserta eo
att aterga till Frankrike och AMI
komma smart att aftaga. | Tuhsa
hospital ligga nara 500 franska sol
dater sjuka.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-06-22

Fran Berlin berattas, att nihilis-
men sprider sig ALT mera bland ry:
ska Aottans befal och manskap. Pa
befallning af chefen for den hemli.
ga polisen St. Petersburg gjordes
nyligen en- ovantad understanding
pa det kejserliga vaktskeppet utan.
for Peterhoff, belaget 16 mil fran
hufvudstaden i inska vixen. File.
ra af skeppets befal och manskar
f5rdes till St. Petersburg. Vid
derefter anstald Representation
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CELERY
As 4 REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
SAY ABOUT 1T.
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING ITS USE
N
HEADACHE. NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS,
INDIGESTION, SLEEPLESSNESS,
AND PARALYSIS.

Celery has only come Into public notice within
tle last few years as ncryine, but scientific cx-
periments and experience have proved beyond -
doYbt that Il controls nervous irritation and pc
rlodic nervous and sick-headsehc 10 marked de-
gree.
Brown Sequard says that Celery contains more
parye-food than any other vegetable or substance
fo,lnd I'm nature. Celery Was first discovered and
used as a neryine by French physiclansabo 1867.
But combination OF the EXTRACTS Or GEL
FRY AND CIIAMOMlLE, which has been but re-
Gently introduced 10 the profession and the pubic
by 1nyself has produced such marvellous results In
cn,ing nervousness and headaches, and especially
nervous and sick-hcadGchcs neuralgia, paralysis,
INDIGESTION and slecplessncss, that it has excited
nublIc attention and newspaper comments ana
many physicians have tested the merits Of the
renaratlon with the best results, as quoted below
from few. ,,,,,.,,c,,Dyse.v
sDr. BensOn's preparation OF Celery and Chamo-
-,ilc for nervous diseases, Is tine most Important
addition made 10 the mHtorla medica In the 1851
quarter OF n centdry."-Dr. J. W. j. EngieT' "
BaT,s"giL, cnscr,s Mills are worth their weight in
,.o,d in nervous and sick-hcadache."-Df 4. H.
Sisfchtef, Of Baltimore. - Al
. These bills are invaluable IN nervous dis-
.,ses - Dr, Hammond, 0f Netc YORK.
easJs nensors nils for the cure OF neuralgia are
srcccsSs-Dr. II. p. Holman, 81 Christmas
burg, Va. - A..
These pills are a special preparation oniy Ior 'ne
cure Of special diseases as named ana ior ',ese
thcy are worthy of trial by all Intelligent snher-
a. Tbcy are prepared expressly 10 cure sick
headache. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dyspcptie-headaehe,
NEURALGIA nervousness paralysis, sleeplessness and
indigestion. and win cure any ease Price %
cents. Postage free. Sold by all druggists Depot
1oe north Eutaw street, Baltimore, I'D.
foe 22-eod1wI
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were Senators Logan, Cameron. and Makes.
and the Secretaries Of the Navy and Treas.
ury. The latest tonight il that Morgan 81
New York win be Secretary Of the Treas
nry, Boutwell, Aiiorncy-Gcneral. and Howe
Postmastcr-Gencral. and that Grant and
Conkling are backing Tyner, First Assist.
ant Posimsstcr-Gencral, very strongly
against those who want him removed. Sec
rotary Blaine was at his post to-day.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
President Arthur said to-day he would
have no important business for the Senate
until next week.
The opinion tonight is that Longstreet
wiz be Secretary Of the Navy or Secretary
OF War.
kilograms from Minnesota to-day give
positive assurance that Secretary Window
will he elected by the Legislature, now in
session, TO the United States Senate.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, 5000, 74S; customs, s73G,7O9.
The Germans Of Washington have ar
ranged to give Won stcuben grand recep-
ton here on his arrival.
The Star this evening says the Congress
sional Commission contemplated three
weeks celebration at Yorktown, when the
truth Is they never arranged but for n four
days celebration.
y man named Sparks, from Madison
county, Va, en- route for Missouri, was
robbed here by confidence men. Put not
your trust in strangers.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
pJtch.I
WASHINGTON, October 21.-It Is stated
that the intention OF Secretary Window TO
issue his circular OF yesterday in regard to
the payment OF bonds became known in
Wall street and TO spectators here before
it was communicated 10 the public. The
knowledge was only possessed by few
persons, and the Secretary is confident OF
his ability to discover the source OF the
leak
II is stated that Ex-Governor Morgan, Of
New York, has declined the secretaryshp
OF the Treasury because OF business neces-
stiles.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomina-
tiOus Of Alya s. Alexander, OF Indiana,
Fifth Auditor OF the Treasury; Oliver p.
Temple, postmaster at Knoxville, Tenn. I;
and a large number Of military appoint
mcnts and promotions.
The grand jury to-day presented indct-
mentS against Captain IIowgate for en-
beZzling $4,000, who failed to appear
when called, and his bond Of $4,000 was
declared forfeited.
/ President Arthur and Secretaries Blaine,
Lincoln, and Hunt returned to the city
this morning upon the United states
steamer Dispatch. Assistant Secretaries
Hit and Walker Blaine will return TO-
morrow. accompanying the visitors, upon
a special train from Richmond.
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United states ssnats-speeisI Session

WASHINGTON, October 31.-Thc Senate
was called TO order by President Davis at
noon, with quite full attendance OF sena-
tors, and the galleries were well Tiled.
Mr.. Sherman called up the resolution Of
icred by him prior to the recess, calling on
the Secretary Of the Treasury FOR the report
Of James +. Mclin.
Mr.. Farley offered an amendment to in
cude with the report the testimony taken
during the investigation.
MeSSrs. Dawes and sherman opposed the
amendment, which WAS lost-aycS, u ;
noes. %. The resolution was then adopted.
Mr.. McPhcrson presented the petition OF
certain members OF the Legislature OF New
York against the title Of Senators Millerand
Lapham. Referred to the Committee on
Privileges and Elections.
The Senate then went into executive
session.
when the doors were re0pened the SEN
ate adjourned.
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The IInn,IinIIlinOia.
GREAT DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY A
CROPS-RAILROLDs INTERRUPTED, &C.

GREAT DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY AND
CROPS-RAILROLDs INTERRUPTED, &C.
CHICAGO, October PA dispatch from
Quincy, H., says: The destruction along
the leYce is most complete. The break Il
now fully 800 feet wide, and the water Is
constantly cutting ont the earth at either
end Of the crevsSsc. An immense volume
OF water is pouring through the opening
and spreading out over the country. The
food is slowly approaching Rockport
which is four miles from the river. The
people north and south Of the break were
hastily leaving their houses. Every road
leading out Of the bottom was crowd
ed with teams, and hundreds OF cat
tie. horses, mules, and other livestock
were on the embankment, owners not
having time to get them to high grounds.
LARGE numbers OF cattle have been
drowned. The farmers, many OF whom
had hundreds OF acres OF fine winter wheat
last week promising an immense yield, are
camping along the bluffs with their laihl-
lies. Others have left everything ana
taken their wives and children 10 Quincy.
The railroads in the vicinity will suffer
severely from the flood. The swltchmen
ut Hannibal have quit work, refusing 10
work in the mud and water which I'LL the
wards. Trains are discontinued on the
Quincy, Missouri and Pacific division OF
the Wabash railroad. The Missouri side
bottoms are flooded back TO the blilils.
The river below the city is fully nine miles
wide.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 21.-C0ttou quiet; sales,
II bales: upiand-, &C.: Orleans, llfc.: weekly
net receipts sS7 9ale1 gr9', $500 oSi95 ea-
t34 bales; continent 1880 bales; sales, lO.43l
bales; stock, lO3,l5O bales. southern nour duh
and unchanged. Wheat opened shade lower;
afterwards recovered: closed re l4c. higher; un-
graded spring, sl.3lis9l.34; uugr1ded mhlle,
Rl.3sMSl.41a; NO. red ocl"1'T' si'tgFs
si.5lL: November, sl.5lt; December, sl.53.H
si54E Corn opened rather easier' and closed
fully Sc. higher and strUng ulgr1ded, 6o4 re. I;
nngraded white. lie; No 2, October, 100 re;
November, 70tc.; December ~ va I5hc. oat'
i.CsLc better and moderately active; No. 3, fJc.
Hops quiet and steady: CoAee uncnauScd anu
quet sugar arm and less active; FAR 10 NoIg
steady Rosin firm ~ S2.55QS2oO. Turpcnpne
GrncT al 53M53,e. Wool about steady ana quiet :
domestic fleece, 34G4Sc.. Texas, l6Q33c. Pork
Irregular and unsettled, closing frm and qulet;
now aI925 cash; october aud November,
si7.5O@Sls. Middles dull aud unsettled; prices
Unchanged Lard opened lower: Afterwards re-
covered, and closed hrm anu higher NJ FII'oVG
SlI.s7t. kreEhis easier
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 2i.-FlOur zoe. per barrel
lower and auiet: HoNard-Stret aud western
superhne, ,, - iisli W.,
37es7.75; city mills superane sS:-9GSo; eS S,1
s695@S7 {; Rio brands, S7.7S@ts PatIpsco iInl-
Nv. ss5O Wheat-sOuthern easier Tor c,oiCe Joy
western steady and irm: southern red sl.SO@
si4a: amber, sl.46t&si.51: No. j Maryland
red, Sl.54; No. 2 western winter red' Spot anu
october, si.444Gbsl.t4I; November Sl.4Sag
p a
sf55sGsI.55L. Corn-Southern quiet ana
steady: western duh; southern white zoe; yel-
low. lie oats duh and easier; southern, 49g
No. western white. 5O6f52c.: mixed, 4Sc. ;
PennsylyaRll, 1903 LroIisSns steady o ana
I'm iers mammal: lear rib side nominal; pack
Ell. Ga IOsc Bscon-Shoulders, lOc.; clear rib
side, llac.; hams. 15Sc. Lard, l3c. coffee qule.
and lower Rio, ordinary 70 fair, 949 lOSc. sugar
Arm - = son, l0s. t'reights quiet.
LOUISVILLE.
IoutsyILLP, October 2l.-flonr dull; extra,
s575ME6: choice 10 fancy, Ts64enu. Nheal
dnil AT n As. Corn Arm aud higher az q 80. OAts
dr,n Al 4sc Pork and lard nominal. bulA-ne.t'
steady; shoulders, &C.; rib, 9Ae.' clear. iHse'
lie: hams-sugar-cured, 1isc. WhiskeY steady.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, October 2l.-Flour duii aad nm
changed. Wheat opened lowcri No; rel fail
~: si,yanccd 10 62c. cash. 62i,c. November, re
neccmher. oats. g5ilc. cash, 36'fc. Deeem,,esr
PORK dull at sls. Buik-mea's loWeri shouilei
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ONE HUNDRED AND FtFTY THOUSAND poLLARs'
WORTH or PROPERTY DESTROYED.
lsDecsai feieet,.,, "a fl,c rlts,,.tch

q =
WORTH or PROPERTY DESTROYED.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispaichl
LYScHDURG, Va, October 21.-A trc-
mendous connagration occurred here about
10 o'clock tonight, involving loss of
about sl5O,OoO worth of property. The
fire originated IN the mercantile establish
ment OF Luccado & Urquhart, on jefferson
street, and spread rapidly to several adj
Joining buildings, all of which were burned
TO the ground.
The freight and passenger depot Of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
took fire and was totally destroyed, includ-
ing fifteen or twenty freiGht-cars, several Of
which were loaded with leaf and manufac-
tured tobacco. A portion OF the trestle OF
the Richmond and Allegheny road was
burned, together with five ireight-cars
loaded with lime.
The cause Of the fire Is unknown, but Is
supposed TO have been incendary.
The total loss may reach higher than the
figures given. 1t is impossible TO get the
amount OF insurance in the excitement.
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1920: rih, s0.45; eIcar. $3.50. Bacon arm I;
shoulders. SIZE: rib, 1Hfc.: clear, lie. Whiskuy
steady nt s1.l4. Lard nominally lower at sif.15.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, October 2f.-Flour duIi and ne
elected. Wheat opened weak and eloscd strong and
higher; No. Milwaukee, $780, cash and OotO-
her. el.35T November. s1.37s December. Corn
inactive; No. 2, 6lm92e: Oats quiet: No. 2. AZ.
PFOri-ions lower. Aess pork, 4 $40 cash and No
ycmbcr, el7.SO January. Lard-Prime steam.
SLIGO cash and November. Hogs lower at 1910
g<e.l0.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October 21.-Flour nomInally nm
changed Wheat In fair demand ami higher: No.
thleSEo spripg' cl.33f cash, Sl.34f October,
Si.35MS1.35k November. Corn shade higher;
6Dtm 6OAc. cash, 6O1sc. October Oats fairly ac-
tive; 43kc cash, 43te. October, 43tc. November
Pork moderately active and higher. sl6.57 cash,
1850 October. Lard unsettled AMI generally
higher. Observation-Disclosures unchanged; short
rib, $3.50. Whisky unchanged.
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EGRApHIC NEWS
-,,r DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS,

V,uacrn Nominated FOR United
S'e'''" s,oa,or by the Minnesota Repnbli-
S c,,teap's case snd the Witnesscs--
s.r YORK. pcli.ies-osp,ain H'waa'' For
v" ~. pa,i-Bond- Great Destruction
F'o ,..a.r,v by Floea in rilinois-A Hus-
q Vengeance Whaling Vessels Lost
bare -Rohber Sentenced TO Nine-nines
=, .,,,sr;sonmsnt-A Murderer Dies and
'' ,he Gnllow., and Another Is Re-
'.'- ya,al Stnbbins AHfay In Norfolk
-. ,,;.s Of a Dutch steamers Nix Boats
', ~ a., Hundred and SeVenty-nve Persons
Trouble wish Railroad Lahorers
= R,i,i,h Columbia.
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Gnifonn,s yflfnorses.

WASmSGT0N, October 21.-In the Dis
trict supreme Court (criminsl term this
morning Judge Cox decided that it was
clearly in the discretion Of the court to al
low expenses for q reasonable number OF
witnesses in Guitcau's case, the same TO be
paid in the same manner as Government
witnesses are paid, and stated that he would
decide in chambers the number OF wit
neSseS to be thus allowed. He also stated
he would defer the assignment OF counsel
to assist Scoyille until after consultation
with that gentleman.
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Fatal afabhinrA nrnY.

NORFOLK, Va, October 2l.-Last night
:. S. Sanford, newcomer here, and said
to be from Missouri, stabbed and killed
Jscob GLENN, keeper Of a restaurant and
formerly deputy city sergeant Of Norfolk.
Sanford made some remarks rejecting upon
southern women, which GLENN resented,
when Sanford plunged long knife into
bis abdomen. The murderer is in Jail.
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Pho Fcstivifics ne NorfoII,.

Especial telegram to the Dispstchl
NORFOLK, VA, October 2l.-The celebra-
ton to-day was magnificent success, and
the pyrotcchnics tonight triumph Of the
art. Besides all the military and civil 30
cietics in the procession to-day the North
and South Carolina bsttalions and the Lex
ington Cadets took part, while the trade
exhibition was superb.
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AHnsban.l,s Vengeance.

NEW ORLEANS, Octobox. PA special to
the pic0ia,re from Grcenville, Miss, says ::
II u. Love, who recently made publica-
tions rejecting on the virtue of young
lady who had Just married Dlrs. LANCER at
west Point, Miss, vas killed here this
morning by Mr.. Lancer, who has Deen on
the trail OF Love since the time ms piIDiica-
ton uos made. Lancer was arrested.
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New York Democratic Nominations.

NRw YORK, October 2l.-Charles a.
jackson, who was nominated by the coun-
ty Democracy for surrogate Of the city and
county, declined. Al the reSssembling OF
the County Convention OF the Irying-Hall
Democracy last night the following nomi-
nations were made: Hon. Delano G. Cold
wen. surrogate; Judges Of the Marine
Court. Judge Sheridan and John W. liar
nett: Coroner, DR.. Philip Merklc. The
KINGS County Democratic Convention
nominated Frank White for sheriff, and
for Justice OF the Sessions, Adolph Gueb-
upr.
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Murderer Resniisd.

AUGUSTA, Ga, October 2l.-Long Armor
(colorcd), who was to have been hanged in
Charlottesville, Ga, to-day, for the murder
OF William Langdon, a white man, last
March, has been rcprieyed by the Governor
until November 2Sth. TWO other men have
been arrested charged with completely in
the crime.
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RniIir for Life.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2l.-Suit was
entered to-day by Patrick and Rosana Bra
dy, parents Of Annie s. Brady, who was
killed by jumping from window Of the
Randolph Mills during the late fire at that
place. Fifty thousand dollars damages are
claimed. The defendants are Charles il.
Landerberger, the operator, and Joseph
Harvey, the owner OF the mill.
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-. ar whaIers Reported.

s.N FRANCISCO, October 2l.-The reye-
NO c,tter Thomas Corwin arrived bate last
night from the Arctic. She had on board
nine seamen OF the whaler Daniel WEBSTER,
of 81. Michael. she learned OF inc loss OF
three vessels in Gallowin bay August loth'
Tbeir names were not ascertained.
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Tho Lost AerOnanf.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2O.-The follow
Ing message was received this morning by
the wife OF Professor King, the aerOnaut :
Chippelcd Falls, Visit y. 4. Hing,
Philadelphia: We have got out Of the
woods al right. SAMUEL 4. KING"
WASHINGTON, October 21.-The Signal
Service observer that accompanied Profes-
sor King in the balloon reports TO the Chief
Signal Office, under date Chippewa Falls,
Wis, October u, as follows: Last five
DAYS i'm sWamDs.v
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Convic.lon Of a stags.RObber.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, October 21.-Ai-
bert Smith was last night found guilty OF
robbing the Lackhery stage and sentenced
to the penitestiaIy for ninety-nine years.
The trial OF his accomplices will come on
I'm the Federal Court to-day.
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

y EIUA u VItyIT1I , II E0OIF
sALKs-FiRsr BoAKD.-5O shares Richnondand
DanyilIe stock o. c. at 100, 80 DO fB. C.) At 100,
80 do. o. CO Mt 100, so DO. (I. c. at leo, do. az
100; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte stock at
49,; 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
ct 40; 1000 Columbia and GreenviIle "a o's at
90.
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Cheating the GaIIOHs.

MIppIEBURG, PA, October 2l.-Emahuei
Ettinger, under sentence OF death ior muir
der. died I'm Jail to-day.
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nyin,Ion Nominaied.

ST. paul, October 2l.-The Republican
caucus last night nominated niiiinm =" III
dom for United States senator.
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Flour-We quote: Fine, s4.jO@f5: extra, $3.50
6ss7.75; supcranc, s6.50MsG.75; common f.imi-
IL, S7.75@sS; choice or Patent family, ss.oU@
SS.75.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FOundered at Sea.
Loss OF A DUTCH sTEAMER-17j PERSONS
MISSING.

LUIS VI DllNh SifAMEh- 40 fEtSON1
MISSING.
LONDON, October 21.-The Lloyds have
received a dispatch from Alden that the
Dutch steamer KONG Der Nedranden,
from Batavia for Amsterdam, broke her
shaft and iOundercd in latitude south,
/ longitude 6 east. Six d her boats, con-
tanning 1Ij persons, are missing.
WrOck and LOS OF life.
/ LONDON, October 2l.-The bark Sober
has been wrecked of Douglas, Isle OF Man.
/ 4 life-boat, when rescuring the crew Of the
/ bark, capsized, and twelve persons were
/ drowned.
The situation In Ireland.
/ DUBLIN, October 21.-lt is reported that
/ the Government will soon seize The office
OF the United ireland, the organ OF the
/ Land League, which advises the holders OF
/ Bank-of-lreland notes to demand gold 10
create run upon the bank.
/ 1t is said that PaTncI viii be removed to
| one OF the county prisons. Visits to Par
nell. O'Kclly, Dillon, Sexton, BrennOn,
and Kettle are prohibited for one week.
Tunisian Affairs.
LONDON, October 21.-A TmiS dispatch
J to the Times SAYS the Bey on. the 18th in
slant received letter from Cadi Mirfti and
/ the principal inhabitants OF harwan de-
claring their willingness to surrender the
/ town, but Solcmnly protesting against It's
/ bombardment on account Of any resistance
offered outside the walls. The Bey imme-
diately sent letter 10 NJ. Roustan, the
I French Minister. Meanwhile the resistance
of Arabs to the advancing columns i una
bated. The Bcy declares his intention Of
abdicating if Kremicr AuStapha is not re-
| instated. lie has sent cIns,sIics to Paris
i i'm connection with the same subject.
Railway LabOrers liza British C0IOisbis
Leaving their WOFlS-sovsre Season
on Crops.
/ VICTORIA, b. c., October 21.-The Chi
nese and white laborerS are leaving the
railway works in drOyeS. The town is
/ filed with them. ii is alleged that the Chi
/ nese leave because the head-taX is 50 and
/ the pav is better on the AngOra roads than
/ here. II the exodus continues il will Sc
riously cripple railway operations.
/ The reports As to the condition OF the
tcrops in the interior could not be worse.
/ Not one fourth Of the wheat has been saved,
and the barley is frozen as il stands. No
such season has been known here since the
country WAS settled by white persons.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 81, 1881.
Arrived.

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 81, 1881.
Arrived.
steamer Tiger Lily, Walthall, Smithheld,
merchandise and passenger, ". A. o. Cole, SUI
pcrintcndent
Schooner william II. Bailey, Longstreet, New
York. railroad iron. Trcdegar Company.
schooner J.. &. knight, JF.. lluntley, New York
railroad IRON. Iredegar Company
schooner VI. 4. Davis, Long, philadelphia, coal,
s. III. Htwcs.
schooner Ada F. whitney. Bartlett, Boston. 70
load coal, Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad COmpa-
ny.
Schooner George T.. Dodine Phillips, Tangicrs,
hsh-scrap, Allison & Addison.
Schooner Edwin C., Hopkins, Alexandria, grain,
Gallego Manufacturing Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York mer-
chaHdise and passengers, George ". Allen Co.,
steamer j. W. Evcrman, Carr, Philadelphia,
merchandise aud passengers, j. W. McCurick,
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mall. merchandise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum.
agent.
schooner Laura r. Messcr. Gregory. Portland,
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Schooner archer & Reeves. smith, New York,
coal. Geryas Storrs; vessel. Curtis q Parker.
schooner }. y. Parker. Phillips, Norfolk, paving
blocks. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Bedebedics, Montgomery. Elizabeth
town rim Petersburg, 4. l.. Shepherd; vessel. Cur
A. & Parker.
schooner Charlie WOolscy, LOugs.rect, New
York rin james river. wood.
Schooner Walter, Thomas, Baltimore ria James
liver. lumber.