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RRoLL, an infant son Of Mr..
Chapman, died with measles
! Verandah Hotel Sunday.
torpse was taken 70 Pope
u for burial.
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4. G., who requests the
Of a personal art!sl e
lalia column in length, is
informed that news
! consider such articles
E~ertisements. and charge for
kt regular rates.
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kERE are several dangerous
* in the sidewalks. Those
|walk at night would Go well
hyc lanterns with them.
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MARAfzD-Near Sardis. Miss,
on the 1oth Of January, Mr.. j.
Thornton. Of Eureka, and Miss
Ella waldran, by Rev. J, I.
Christian.
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thousand Extra copies d The
Hill be issued next week to
| special order. Our next
pin be the largest ever sent
Office. These papers
| distributed in This and ad-
states. This is an oppor-
FOR advertisers to cover a
Peal of territory.
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Ike the measles have
erlasting grip on the children
j town. This disease has
prevailing here about six
IS.
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Ntnptit BtIircf hn found 6
Bib Of small Keys pol vo'd
/. 70 deliver them be- lbc ttutf
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IL. s. II. GuNrER expects 70
bpy the lower story Of Mr.. w,
Ryall's large brick building, as
be- Of business.
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INno ever sass such another
and lovely Cricket SO
Ill., Bfos'caa IN The play u
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IN#HHff hTfUtH "IUUUT.II".l "HhFna
The contractor oi the y0ur'-
house a Codu.h I'sl money on
'ho job.
Rev. Dr.. L.B ~uu,Don has been
thoricshyicrau minister at Match
"a for 5S years.
q,,, .a,., .,.. u.r,.. s,.;on.
,.' r..a..
ll,o marriages f day.
,,,..,
WV ''
C,n .l",,Eln ;aa,,, d.r,
,h. ,,...,,. anal ~ hc
coast by Che late cold snap.
W ''"''''
'''' l''' ','','s'' ~ 'Pe'' "
'''' "' '''' ''''
g,c g..s l.i,t.bnr, salmon
'Ht, was llnrd $500 T." days ago
for allowing ca~fd-p.ayiog an Ais
house.
81. r.t,,,, ~ r,h,,,,s has
,...;. n c..,o r.,o,. ma orl.r f.r
-..,. ~ ,-,,. ~,n. ,,l r.,.
y Paasa22u.a cow has di.lin-
calves, both Of which are alive and
thrifty.
~ 'o',.',' ',' ~ - -
."el "1.''' g, e..''''
.'.' ''' '''''4's % ''''''''''' -
"~"''''2'
Col. John Cuwgcr, aged o.. is
the oldest citizen Of Lafayette
- .i..,' II.
The Lamar Rifles. an O.to.i
military company. have been inv,
ted 20 take part in The parade Incl
a,at 10 Garfield inauguration.
Mr. ~ l. Masmon "'s become
associate editor and Joint pIopne-
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Call atC.W. Ballentine & Sons
and buy millinery goods lower than
ever before.
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Go 10 colnan { Cos for your
lemons.
.-.-
Oscar Jones and Joe Lyons
both eolored, we're Jailed here this
week. charged with larceny.
In this issue Is published the
town collectors delinquent ias fst
Read It,
$500
lust received. 1 crate large fresh
cahtare !, Coleman : Cos.
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desiring to subscribe
h Us for the Chicago Week
or other papers. we would
is; 10 avoid buying money
for small amounts, we will
subscriptions the ist
each month. II don; pay
lye 10 cents 10 send 50 cents
fcago.
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hundreds ofmen, women and
children rescued from beds OF pain
sickness and almost death and
made strong and hearty By Park
crs Ginger Tonic are the best evil
denccs in The world Of It's sterling
worth. You can find hrse In c,-
cry community. Pest. Spe ad-
yertiscmcnJ. ia22 II
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aEa Gs.a. VsGy !Iwh&'l
- PAGES nyEaT wrrK At
ssi.5O PER

But are presented to uur susscribrrs A. .
matter Of courtesy. 'rhcy are both vsiusble
works. worth intrinsically more than nif
the price " iir subscription. and We war;,
etcFy subshnber 10 have them. In %fsfniftin<
where you cannot seai ond~- on merchsnis
Or drafts or moncy orders, rlsass rrgisisf
letter.. Address TITS DsNucRAr.
New Orleans, Ia.
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The largest Irish potatoes and
onions in town can be found AZ
Coleman q Co.'S.
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Fresh kraut. hominy and gril'
If Coleman & Co.'S.
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Go 10 Coleman s. Co.'S Tor your
cigar and tobacco, they keep the
line brands.
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II you want anything in the va.
of Silver and Plated Ware. such
as Casters. Pedestrians, Butter
Dishes, Cake Baskets, Knives,
Forks, Table and Teaspoons, 20
to Morchcad'S.
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Sew Nola,.c. at IT, Guntcr

y cough, cold Of sore throat
should I've stopped Neglect frc-
gucntly results in nm inCurahlc lung
disease o. consumption. Browns
bronchial lrochcs are certain TO
rive relief Asthma. Bronchitis,
Catmrh, Consumptiyc and
Throat diseases For 90 years the
have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction They are not
new or untri.d, but having been
by wide and constant use
Tor nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well mcritcd
rank among the few staple remc-
dies OF the age. Public speakers
and singers use them 10 cloar and
strengthen the voice. Sold at %
cents a boA everywhere, [roy27y
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Get your apples and oranges
from Coleman s. 60.
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Two rap,r in the south Tor the p'ks q one
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without uinf ~ mo-
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and Particular Notice
The Greatest Offer Gu. fos i.s Size
Aoae ean Reoda and /aa 70 TAKE.

f. i the L.ai.,, sOIiae.,. nss, ihias Going
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Daily Appeal, psr year, $50 90
Daily Appeal six months, 90
Weekly Ancal. per year. g
Weekly Appeal. IS NOS e.
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C00KiEp ST0VrSi
COOKING STOVES!

Gunter has a full supply
at Memphis prices.
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THE NEW GERMAN REICHSTAG.

Berlin, Nov. 1S.-The Grea;boteR publishes
nm apparently scmioniaal article confirming the predc
tion made some days ago that tho Government viii do
nothing to provoke party conflict the Rcirhsag, and
thot the session will be short and unimp0rant. The
GrcH-b"tH says the Rechsrag will be adjourned, to
permit the Landing to discuss bills aiming at potco
ecclesiastical compromise
The North Gernls Ga-cte expressly terms the message
to the Rcichstac the Emparor's programme The Lib
oral press unanimously express regret that the august
person Of the Sovereign has thus been put forward in
position 20 majority OF the nation In favor Of Socialist
aud political projects for which Prince Bismarck ought
himself 10 assume sol" pspDg-iply.
The excitement caused by the Imperial speech yeser
day was great. All kinds 0f sensational rumur-
ahoat including report that the Emperor had ab
dicatci
LONDON, Nov. le.-Thc Berlin correspondent Of The
NTFdud says "TAc behavior of the Deputies at the
opening OF the RccsIg neither less than
demonstration. They listened with ley coducs, to the
speech NOT one sentence oi which Was upUaudcd.'
The Emperor William drove Out to-day.
LQSDoN, Nov. ia dispatch 10 Ihc Standard from
Berlin says: Prince Bismarck viii now begin ncgO-
tatlOus with the Liberal and UlIamOntauc leaders,"
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TuEIONnON NAIL ROBBERY.

LONDON. Nov. 1S.-Thc robbery of regis
tered letters at the Hilton Garden Post Office eAces
great interest. There the slightest Glow 10 the
uctyctgttors. The robbery very skfu'y " planned
The moment chosen va. shortly after o'clock y. m
when the mail, are about to be dispatched The gas
WAS suddenly turned on no the METRE IS supposed by
confederate sccrctcd IN the cellar aud the thieves IN
the darkness AMI confusion prevailing among The crowd
of people who wore doing business jumped over Tue
counter ana seized the mails NptuiE noticed tutlitNil
or In what vehicle they conveyed thcr booty. Sohio-
Tho insurance companies expect thIt some or the
diamonds viii be conveyed 10 america for sale Ile de,
cctyrs state that they expect to arrest iur dlimond
thief shortly IRE loss is less than 40 first sup
posed.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 1S.-rwo men who gave 4lo
to o man named Woodward to provision h7 boat Iof
voyage to France have been arrested. II II believed
they concerned m the diamond robbery aJ Inc Hat
ton Garden Post once yesterday.
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TUEBrLENCE IN IRELAND.

LONDON, Nov 1S.-McManus, farmer near
Nuluu-lr. County Wc-umcaih, bred at by armed
party, WHO visited him in order TO prevent him by
threats from paying rent He was seriously wounded.
Lux" Dillon. bqilf ue'r Bal'yhauuis. shot dead
while proceeding 10 the house Of friend last evening.
II is believed 10 bc an agrarian murder
The report of the arrest Of Father McPhlpin, Catholic
curatc of Athcurr. o. suspect, is untrue.
Tho socGty Of tLe Middle T"upI". London, called
John O'goruor Power ~ p 10 ttc har last evening, he
ha.in. passed the examination on 'e-u subjects.
EUutrr dispatch from Rome s1vs 70 f. stated that
the Plp. Viii ,JufIit th' H-l.ps u Great Britain and
IRELAND u REGARD 90 the question ~ the rer-t NJ
diplomatic relations o. VIII probably Invite ta.dt
ual Manning ard Rev. Edward N"tthc ArcB' .shop Of
Dublin, to Eotle, n order 20 learn thr.r tho
subject.
Nr D'gpy. nephew Of I0rl Di,hy and agent for the
Chirl.yip property, yat l,l 90 while wu,a'ug 20 his
rr-. .ru.. il bTpOtyilr.
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TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.
, rAmrRr W. MnNrnnNrEv


4 FAILURE AT MONTGONERY.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 1s.-te'ix /. Marks, 2
g.ors %SlGa , i, sItcs are from s5o6"o to $4,000
CHILD KILLED.
ALFXG9WM va. n@ HE S,I ISs Vim aa cStplc 2 SG sa
and cli on her child one ear old killing instantly.
THE STATE TAX SALES.
ALBANY, Nov. 1S.-Ihe state tax sales will he
cu9 Spg1y M @ 81 hf M ' 53 qss GmmnGns T @ r1 T la apS no.
town ct F.atGsh, Kings County.
AN AGRARIAN DISPUTE
ArRTHN y. Y, Nov. IS.-Nirs. Della Lcaring and
Th,ma. Bonus Of scipia who had farm on shares quar-
relied and Ggs w r a .5 Grday a Sey h TSt as
SUICIDE OF MoNoMAN1Ac.
Troy " y, Nov. l~.-Tue body of MaQlret Nc
c,iy religions monomaniac who has been missing since
Mond1y, was 20 day found in the rocaenAil River shc
4 NEGRO HANGED.
COLUMBUS, Ga. Nov. lS.-Loyi SHARKS, colorcd
@ I nee OF large crowd and said he did fear the rope
DROWNED At BOEDENTOwN, N. J.
PoEnENrowN y. T. Noy is.,mJ9hn ,,2 Deyiin & 5 Of
no a& @ Ma-a Gut wa9 Drowned last nsIt 6y iaIIng
o,rrbuarl. he body was recovered.
AN APPEAL FOR REFUGEES.
RtCIruOND Va. Nov. 1S.-M0riz clingor, Coro-
Nor Of NcwYok Cy addressed meeting OF Representative
Taoo here to n Gfha r Of ir r Gre" re refugees from
To BE IMPRISONED FOR LIFE.
CNcNNMAFb M b, AGI oss Who was c5argid R VIII the mar
a ypcd m To- Imprisonment or life. He pleaded guilty
i" '' SUICIDE OF AN INSANE WOMAN.
M o ba. been in ne for several years @ commtS sui
cdr by hanging herself from il WIN hank OF thread
Si,sS 13I %t5 f-oa s1i KnaSye T6S ,'1'''D
A LAWYER. CONVICTED OF FRAUD.
AtrRTrRN, n Y. Nov. 1S.-Nlr. WaTOncr OF Ithaca,
accused Of Withholding pension money due chent was TO-
day convicted by me United states CONT which lasted oysr
connected no also one OF tho peoples principal witnesses
Thrown OFF TFE TRACK.
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. lS.-ihe NenyS san An
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EXCITEMENT IN DALMATIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 1S.-There is some excitement
in Dalmata where the people resisting recruitment
for the Laudwchr The inhabitants at knyoScmn have
driven the gcudarmrs from Fort Dm-ali and the local
Bishop who urged the population to perform ter mil
tary obligations has % IN ill treated.
lt il reported that Count kanohg, formerly Aui IS
snd1r 10 Russia has been appointed Minister OF Foreign
Afflirs.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-Thc StqndGrds despatch rom
Vienna says: COuut Audras4y hat declined tine fcttEu
Ministry aud cturucd Hungary II ia eApectci
the nomination Of Count Ktuohy for t1t once VIII ue
IaZettcd Saturday. Wuic Count hdlhOhf ~ no tu-
The German alliance, he VIII enter tne f'ivi-
O1ice tine representative Of a p9hcy OF. inc h"'1
cordial relation. between Austria and RUSSIA
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bought the Duke of wesminsers estate Of Cyeden for
81 100000.
The cable steamer Faraday, which arrived ct Fal-
mouth last night has one Of her engines disabled and 10
prOceedingtO London.
The operatives of the North staordshre pOtteries ap
peal to the public for aid in their strike They expect
substantial aid from America.
Berlin dispatch to The M0rtng Post says France ana
England have declared their readiness to join in an In
ternatonal Arctic Expedition.
The race for the Shrewsbury Cup, distance about two
miles, came off, was won to-day by Mr.. RadmalPs four
year-Old bay colt Spitzbergen.
The Alexandria correspondent Of The standard says
that letter Lord Granville Foreign Secretary, re-
specting the British policy in Egypt, has produced
good effect
The COnstantinOple correspondent Of The Daily Tee
graph understands that the Russian Government has
sincd its willingness to accept the payment OF Ia per
cent interest the indemnity claims.
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PUBLIC AFFAIRS ABROAD.
A WOULD.BE assassin ARRESTED.

AWOULD-BE ASSASSIN ARRESTED.
A SHORT SESSION OF THE GERMAN REICHsTAG
neutrality-suspicious. IN DALMATLA-oP-
POSING GAMBETTA.
A Berlin telegram says that a DR.. 'Schluter
has been arrested for threatening to kill the
Emperor William. 1t is expected that the ses-
sion OF the German Reichstag will be short and
unlmportant. The London mail robbery causes
much public concern. The people in Dalms-
TIA are resisting the recruitment for the land
wehr. The Marseilles Socialists arc manlfesting
hostility to Gambetta.
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TIE IDMISSION or DAKOTA.
THE SUBJECT CONSIDERED BY PROMINENT CITIZENS
OF THE TERRITORY.


OF THE TERRITORY.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov 18.-Tbe white pro-
ject for the admission Of Dakota receiving attention at
Washington and in the Eastern press, is not being neg
lected Territory itself Several prominent representa-
tive men Of Dakota including delegate A. T. Pettgrew
Judge Lamore, Judge Barnes and Surveyor Beard5ey,
have Just held conference at Fargo to consider the dly
sion Of the Territory The meeting private and was
called by Delegate Petgrew who invited friends 20 con-
verse with him the important subject The sentiment
was strongly in favor Of a division OF Dakota at the
fortvsecond parallel at early date and the admission
OF North Dakota as a state The gentlemen spent
several hours I'm conversation in REGARD to division,
and a felt that the prospects look bright Ori ConSd-
cradle enthusiasm was manifested after the opening
speech Of Mr.. Pcttgrew, who stated that during his
ves throughout the territory he had found the clt
zcns all IN favor Of division The meeting adjourned
to meet again at some future time I'm Fargo.
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GUTEAU BEHAVING oUTRAGEeUsLY.


WAsHINGToN, Nov. 1S.-The fifth day of
the Guiteau trial was marked BY an unmstakahly in
creased interest the part Of the better classes OF the
community LOng before the hour of the opening Of the
Court several hundred persons mad assembled in the
eastern corridors At o'clock the prison drove up
and Guteau, cutchng huge bundle OK papers in his
manacied hands, shutlled hurrledly into the building
There was marked absence Of noisy demonstration
the part Of tho bystanders. Yet Guitcau plainly be-
trayed the fear OF sudden violence which always marks
his movements whenever he deems himself at AL ex-
posed danger. lie taken to the prisoners
and devoted himself TO reading the papers. At $50
o'clock the seats reserved for the general public
entirely filed fourhfhs OF them being occupied by
women.
Upon the opening of the Court Mr. scOville to
make explanation, and requested the Court TO take
some TO prevent the prisoner from giving to
the public his unauthorized communications and
also prevent the annoying interruptions OF the prs
oner In the Courtroom.
While ScOyile speaking the prisoners face be
came sufused with anger and without rising from his
chair he cried excitedy: Nr scOve talks one thing
me in private and another in public Last night spent
an hour in Jail with and showed different spirit from
now That is his way. do not propose 70 put my
in his hands lie is no lawyer and no politician want
hsstcass talent in this business and am going to have
IL or there's going TO be trouble"
'Mind your business he continued, fercely struggling
with the deputy marshal who trying to suppress
him.
Mr. scoyile-Yesterday the prisoner told that he
had another communication lac intended TO give the
press.
81 do not snap about ITS going OUT interjected
the prisoner exctedly; "that settles it."
keep quiet" said Mr. scoyue, angry." az told him,
IN order 10 prevent It's getting into tire hands Of the
porters that would him in jail about it. went TO
the jail, and he keptit in his pocket"
al gave it 10 yOu myself" broke in Guiteau.
al went there" continued scoyile, land spent an
hour suggesting different points to prevent getting
out"
"Youve got the document, and ycu can keep it," e1-
claimed the prisoner.
Vile, nquiringly.
IrepreSent myself here" the loud reply of tue
prisoner.
Ar. EcoyiIle evidently getting dsgusted with the
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A TElK INSUR1NCE C0uPIYY.

HARTFoRD, Conn. Nov. 18.-Insurance Com
missioner Broos of Connecticut has ordered the wind
ing up OF the Atlas Fire Insurance Company Of this city
Its capital Is only 100000, and for several years has
been doing very little business. with This small
company retired there win be stock fire insurance
companies in Hartford with less than 81 100000 capital
each The action of the Insurance Commissioner Is in
accordance with vote Of the Board OF Directors. The
risks o the Nla win be Iensurcl and the loss falls only
IN q lf4 -t,g'- hold
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INDIGNANT IRIsHIEY At NEWPoRE

NEWPORT, r. T., Nov. 1S.-The Rev. Father
shcchy spoke at the Opera House tonight under the
auspices Of the Newport branch Of the Irish Land
League He escorted from the hotel by torchlight
procession and band of music. Mayor slocum presided
and on the ulatfnrm were number of the leading c
zens Of Newport. Resolutions cOndemning Gladstone
for having committed great outrage on the people
of ireland I'm the unwarrantabc arrests Of Parne Dillon
and others and sympathy with the prisoners
and allegiance to the cause, unanimously adopted
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DElrH or / CORRESPONDENT.

CoLUMRUs, Ohio, Nov. 1s.-LawsOn G. Curtis,
correspondent Of Chicago and NewYork papers, and Of
hc Western Associated Press at this point, died at half
pa,t o'. lock this afternoon from Brghts disease OF
ihe lIue,s. lie was thrty--iX years Old.
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THREATENING THE EMpEROR.

LONDON, Now 10-The Posts Berlin dispatch
Gays: DR.. Schlutcr has been arrested at Viersen
Station for uttering MANAGES against the life Of the
Emperor. revolver with six barrels loaded was
found on him. 1t is not known whetherhe Is insane
or nOtp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
TIE FryERIL or NRs EDUIy BOOTH.

CHICAGO, Nov 18.-The funeral service of
the late Mrs Edwin Booth held to-day at 81. Pauls
Unlyerais Church in presence OF large assembage.
The service was impressive and beautiful. The sermon
was delivered by Professor Swing. The remains were
Inferred m burial ground OF the McVcker family at
Rose lIl I.mptpry.
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sPALN AND rHE rANAMA CANAL.

MADRID, Nov. 1S-in the Senate to-day the
Marquis de Vega Armio, Minister OF Iofesh AH"II''
replying TO an Interpolation, stated th1t iIe NoleLu
mcnt would watch the interests o spanish SIvCls
win rcBpect tO the Panama Canal and be 6ded Oy 'no
aCtiOn OF the other Powers intcre ted
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4 T4LUABLE C4RGO SUNK.

NEw-OrLEANs, Nov. 1S.-Barge No. Il Of
the ST. Loris and Mississippi Valley Transportation
Company which in tow Of the Oakland to this city,
sunk last evening hfy miles above tie city. It con
tanned Q5S bales ~ cotton and $4,000 bushels Of corn.
The cargo Is valued ct $4,000 The wrecung boat
Ichrr 10 the relief OF the barge This morning The
| cotton VIII De saved In a DANA -cd condition.
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RORDERY In ETssIA.

LOEDON, Nov. 19.--A Telegram from Moscow
states that while the treasurer Of Founding Hospital
was on his way TO the Commercial Bank he Vas robbed
OF 100000 r0ubcs (f2IO,OUuE
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THE CLOSING or THE CANALS.

ALBANY. Nov. 19.-Superintendent butcher
announces that unless closed by ice the Black
River Canal win Js closed on November 2i, and the
Erir ChumulaIu, 0svCgo aud Cayuga and the Seneca
Canals on December next
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THE SrtrE c0NTEoLLERSHIP.

ALBANY, Nov. 19.-It is probable that Mr..
wadsworth VIII tender his resignation Controller Of
the state - take effect Dccc'ab.r l. In that event,
Csutrorere elect Davenport being ineligible account
position senator the Governor viii have 10 ap-
poiut A controller to act until January next
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Holm DIINN AMBITIOUS

LONDON Nov, 18.-The Duty Ners learns
that John Dunn has informed the Brillsn hT'h'i'i''
tlint he ia "A candidate for the throne Of Zululand
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THE REGENT EARTHQUAKE

LONDON, Nov. 1S.-A dispatch from Rome
20 me Times SAYS the Instruments in The Roman ODser'
aory gave distinct indication that the earthquake I'D
Sicily the 18Th l5L pcrceptible IN Rome ~ uNo
same time.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LoSDoS Friday Nov ls 1881.
Itisreported at Teheran that Ayoob Khan s stli at
GhaZen. -
Mr. LAWSON proprietor Of The Daily Telegraph mas
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NO suRpRIsE I'm NEW-YORK.

The news caused little excitement in Wall Street,
Even the earliest reports which stated that two
Boston banks were in trouble had only slight ef-
feet on the stock market. and when it was learned
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to damages which The yiunlo Mi5e2mr mus.
nay th. mill owners the NnaWangunk hi Tor the PlN
Ie of pumping surplus water from that stream have iae
their decision, awarding IN all 3l,4O0 ,he VILLAGE II le
atrcted from using pumps except when the Nattr runs
over James NorDuTys dam This cnd long ahG expensive
litigation.