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Snoring In Church.

ST. THOMAS, Nov. :u.-A remarkable case hns
Just tranep,rcd ut u pIaco callod Fromc, small
hamlet four mics frou herc. A Clergyman
who was subjected to annoyance by tho snorlnx
nf somo o. tho members of his congregation,
summoned them before Squire Mckay on
charge Of ."teryupttn8 lfyinc Worship. The up-
shut Of tho cnse WIS that tne charge wns dis
missed, cach pnrty hnving to I,ly ills own ctsts.
by imposing u tlur. US tho result would hnvo
boon that lifo would bu is,Htl1 llnhearAble 10
church. xuora through Actlons Ut law.
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He Is the Kaiscr's Responsible
Adviser, and "Will So
Continue.
All tl1c "Fro1hcrrs" Talk Pretty Loud.
If, but Seemingly Acknowledge
Their Muster.
garah Pernhardt Stoned as d JeWegs
While Driving Home from
Theatre.
THE BRITISH,

~. Nm tNl-FI'11G ufnhfhtnr
t-a", a"'in' I;n'n,,rr Env II; fnr Nav Ynri.
to yn' '.,s's ' ~, ~ ,.,,,.,,, h"a,s
ns1,n na.I' .s ,r,,' ,n, tnaa ',r 1nr r,,sior
", r. s""i,' s,,,', % ,a .tr",, shn ,'r,,,,' or
,,s ae ."as aa +, t,.a :, ,a"os to t,t Ins,. tha
i.s..s"' -. w" ~, "o,I IL "a @ ,t,ia,t @ ~ ~
",, ,ratnr ~ ~ t,,o oi,1 ,v,il tl,a u,,o1noo
hssp "a.s' a. 49, tr s,'o "s s1 .1's ~ stn,',
.ho s,,.11,., ,,r,u,,,, ooosogr r,t ~ ,,.oo,i
er nhot1nr. t!o ,.rssIur uroceptle,l tor I,ly,u-
mil. hcl,ayju,y xnlrnt1ttt,y untfcr uc,tin,ts
circumstances
Tftn srrAuru ,,rnuAyy
frou ,,,ttmnra ror I,ra,uou wl,fc1, mt tnio
sonthwmntn, @ % loat ma iifnI,oat nm, hnt1 @ n ntl.
prs s,nr,r,f 'rwo l,nu1rn,I holra nf cot,nu
warn irttisonrl ,rwnntv to,,s NJ to1,ncco
wcre hnrur,l no fun, lin cont hcno :s,,ort
Tha vossa, hrcunc ,,r,,,,o,,nnanl,lc on,i wna
IN terrible danger. Sl,e wos hnvc III fonr
Jays ~
,r,,., ,,,,,.
r,, po11oxfo, nr ,i,o sta,,,or 1,or,, fran,
,tnutrea1 for ~,nlo'1 a. ~ wos % ininr"d 'i l., ' tha
rala ' '''''~
elI, T%e s,eo,,sb,, c,r ,r nor,t, fro,, NM,
YorS an, t,,a T,,rI }:our" , frnn, % 1,hiIo'1o'. S
nh1a 1"s' @ honts @ " o, sn.";,nd ' 't n,,,ar ta,n"
''''' 'N'' '''|' %@,, "n,.,.,nw ''0 "'eA oA"DeS'
ria ufao.r rool,t fnour,,n ann l., ,,,l,ot,,,
ritt, ,,e ' .r,,a, ai;'na "'s 1 ~ su,s
G."', @ w. nns',ua"! a.ss' .' ca!npst o'',ueo ilear
.s. snna ",. 'a al'' ..sI 'o''e' 7''"' oe'eh pcf'
'"' "v,y ,s,.,, ',v""em. - ,,.em..,a x,,,n
souo,t rafn,,n ~ n.oa"a.n.,, N'o'o"a CIV Vs.. ,o
spai,a ss"t ie.'ae n. 'saecI!s.owl. que vas pro-
."t 'iuso w. .aa.5 ,s ~ sup ,,ooIs ~ pe pres.
ens nothR the eysetlons nt befehave1t. s'le
IN sm,-'. "as ,'. i,as SUNNY o1t "''s """n'o
ws".e'' o"'hE u lsle slo'e'lcc hl inc gate
hoor1 e e sl d",cs ,a. '''a Ky weta ""s''eo oSee'
Tp"n,", u W." :, S'!o ns! '!et J.opooh.
'''''''' @'''''''i,;Su mMmrl;x oF THE ei'f oF
The Cnv of t.arlt,, ov,octo,,,oJ .orx,uo
wca,har RIA r",'..,, ps''sM.ea NY @ teas.mo a,!n
were swent MI ,l,e 1,riiro mr., t,,o fa,tnr IT,
jurcd rI, .n,t.au ,'n, .an ~" t'o 'n.tt .iaut, ~
th,aa fan, s.'"oa sI., "S ., oo!eu 10 uept!l ot
dvrel yn1,nhin ] a.,,st",,en ~ ' '"''o'Ho4' 4e''@
M t,,ntr,. ',..,s ,,..s "s ,s..' ~ cAs.F i9uIh'
I,o,tI. A"o' "A's' e!e uestFNel'on u TIC
Aslthonse, have not yet been rescued, owing
~ u'o heavy surf. Attempts will bo made
'una* W. pteseue ua1t'' today. or provision them by
iAsans Of fockct apparatus.
TEN PERSONS DROWNED.
Ihe steamer .Jnckal, :from l'a.lstow to
Ma1a', iolIhlarcd III st. Georges Channel,
leu pcraons drowned.
Execur1oS or 1Ernoy.
LONDON, Noy. 22a.-l.ctroy, tic murderer
Of Told. was hanged shorty after o o'cjock
ll,|s morning. Lcfroy silent we'll Inst nIu]t.
, 1881-11-30
THE EslrE1l0n
Intended tue opera tonight,
RUSSIA.

JSStNANCE lUSISESas
OpEssA, Nov, N.-rAo 3tagleburg Fire.
Assnrpnce Company Inns notified Ao Russian
tlro assllranco companies. In consequence
fires III Russia the past year, that 1t will no
tt1n with those companies.
MILITARY DEspEAADoEs.
Special Gaa!s
6r. pETEusbullo, Nov. :8.-Tho ucrultl's
spcca! says: Twenty-Five soldiers Of the
regiment Ut llussArs vt tic Guard are to bo
tried by cunrt-lnRttial todAy Tor strangllnE
one Of their officers.
Tomorrow n Caucasian. Prince C.orya-
cllldso, Lieutenant Ut tic BaIae scEtMollt,
will bo trietl for sabrefng last July shop
keeper who Ind accidentally entered q room
lie had reserved at II restaurant
Another Prince, also in tha ltussars OF tho
Guaru, WHO III 4 drunken tit last wuek plny.
fully put u bullet iuto llls servant and nearly
killed hltn, will probably bs brought before
tie courts before long.
THE NIIltIISTS,
All inquiry was begun half an hour after
tile accoucelnent OF licssy Ilelfmann. An"
other Of the three women Nthllists imprts-
oned in the fortress tlas been delivered Of n
child. -
Thanks to a woman Nlhll{at who had been
allowed to escape from Slharla p1Irposely,
0ne the most intluenlia! Nah!!!st leaders lIas
justbeen arrusted. Knowing from revelations
made by Bolna OF tile Bt. Petersburg prisoners
that the woman WIS III relations with the
Nlallllsta In question. thv police lot ler get as
far Us Moscow, where size was found III
company with her acaoiapllce.
o., a., IT Is NOW DECIDED
that the approaching great trial Of stxty-two
or lnore NihIllsts will ba conducted by tho
Senate-not BY cQurt-Mastlal,
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HpftldI Dlspdfth 10 5hs Ch}taoo IfIbtNf.
MONTREAL, Nov. M.-Thc Cnnatll Pacific Ital-
way land.Erunt i per ctnt bonus huyo been
placed on tho market for sale Ivy tho Hank Of
Montrcnl ut par.
A young lawyer OF Quebec City Is nbout tak-
lug aetion against u married ialy who moves IN
the hlabcst oirolcs for 81. 000 for !hc. 1t seems
gold riuy from her. Tho tAt9 OF the nouur.
rGnca ts lAlu son,u years avo, WlgH tho lady WIS
fasctuuttnF young Widow ind tho gentleman
Was paying her hts addresses.
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THE K1Nn's ItlttTIInAy.
MADRID. Nov. 20.-Ycslerslay, King Al
fonso's birthday, WIS observed rs general
holiday III Spain. The Chambers aud the
Dourso were closed, md there was 4 grand
reception In tho royal palace.
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PILES: I'!LI:s.! T'rLEs,,:

FKIEEt TgIlsSfE E1LEEF[.
A A1re cure for llllnI, lt!ecdlu9, ItchIpy. and
liberated Pi!cs has been discovered by DR.. wilt
Inns. 4 sfnRl9 hnx 1f DIX WILLIAMS INDIAN
PlLE OINTMENT hnB cured tho worst chronic
chscs of Twenty-Five ycnra' stand,.,g. II Rlve4
reliefili i've lnHte# aftGr MMlnX. WILL
IA3lS' OINTMENT Rbsorbs the tu1noyy, soothes
palil. allaya tho Intense Itching. especially after
1cttlnE warm ln l'e1, netting al pa,tltlce. 1t IL
prepared Tor pi'cs, 1 1tiGhinX Of tho parts. anu
VAN SciIiAAtK. srEvEAsoS l. CO., Chicago.
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on TRIAL. FOR INSULTING THE POPE.
ROME, Nov. a0.-Tle trial of Sig. Afarce for
violating the Inv Of guarantees by p.lblis!t-
tng articles In tho LcUn della DG1aocWtz|a
Insulting to thu popo. has beeu commenced.
Thirteen advocates aro retained for tho
defense,
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ATHLETIC SPORTS,

Cbnrlcs Howell, tho champion pedestrian, Is
now training at tho Chicago bicycle scho0l and
gymnasium, corner Michigan avcnuc and Jnck-
500 street, on truck OF eighteen lnrs to tho
mic, propnriuR for his tw0nty .stx-hnuF raco
With John noblor, which begins Dec, 3 In Mo-
EuYono Mccarthy Is nlao training at the samo
p1ace for tho coutcat for tho tho gold rneanl fur
thu best mlltile-wuHht sparrer, which tAkus
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4 xtrllee at Ut. Thomas,

STs THOMAS. Ont, Nov. .3.-A strike nmong
the ynrlnlcn OF tho Canada Southern Hallway
occurred lust night. The men blocked tho SID
ihgs BY shifting the ears 80 tho truck cuutd not
bo used. Tho Credit Valley passenger train
coEil not gctln untll morning, 4 heavy freight
train following was stopped With great LitiIcu-
~, narrowly escaping n serious ucciLrnt. The
officers OF tho rond, assisted Ay thirty policemen
aud n humber Of trakcnalE and cuAl-heaycrs,
were ssruga,ina With tic strikers during thoen-
ttro night. mud only succeeded IN getting tho
track cleared 1T t1ls nlornnr. UourRe Moro,
4 brakeman, wns bntQ1y putlnucA by nnu Thplnas
Stone, who wgs arrested. Superintendent More
hrad nfa hls assistants narrowly cscMped tho
car-plns flying around In tho dirk. NnrrAuts
wGre issued fur tho unrest OF tho strikers.
, 1881-11-30
Canada Pacific LutItl-fsrant Bontlx-
Judgment in n Libel Case.

Judgment III n Libel Case.
Sptctdt Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, Nov. .D.-Tho Unnk Of Montreal
has nlrcadr sold over <l0o,G0 worth oftha Cnnu-
da PncE!so 'and-gran bonds.
III tho naxter ys. Stills libel casc, Nr. Justice
Farrcns gnvo Judgement today Rrauttng tho
plaintiff Sl.000. or III dsfuult the defendant to 10
imprisoned twelve mbnths. Haxtcr claimed
2@j,000 damages. Iiaxtcr hns entered civil ac-
tton nKnlnst Mesars. Stis. senlUr and Junior. and
Uutective Fnhcy fur conspiracy In cutting pIalnt-
ir'a photograph PLACED In tho rOHues' cutlery
III Eh!cag0. Tho damages were laid at E90,0Uj.
crln!uAi action In this case Ia pending.
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Tho physiological re{uyenntor OF tho organic
system, and specific curc for tmpotencyt eter-
1lIty. seiI,iRal woMknrss, loss of MEMORY uerr.
stitut!uunt remedy Tor dyapnpsu and neuralgia
by supplying nerve and brain power. Sent W
mail prepaid, n per bog: 0 for $5. Paulphlets
HnitGd frGs. Van bchRack, Stevenson j. Co.. Il.
Anti D4 Lake street, ChlcaRo, ILL.,. agents. and for
Ea!0 by I'LL druggists,
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TsTTN1G.

Blk HuNDNEp B1cK'MEw.
PANS, Nov. 2o.-There arc U00 invalid sol.
ltcra in Susa.
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EUROPEAN GOSSIP.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales
In Paris.
Latest Fashions in tile Frenc1, and
English Capitals.
Movements Of Theatrical and Mugical Ooleh-
rities-Brighton ii Full Blaat.
Tho Hunting Scason-Country and Charity
Dalls.-Soc!cty Al home.


Special Coyrxspondsaes of Tia Chieago Tribune.
I,.,,nv Nnv- ff,.-The ErIteo md pr;neess of
,vaia. ,,s', 49,. ...s,, f--,,,, -. ,x,.,3 t,.
""es u"'e !ast s'.uI"tu .'"n ."Iaa W. ~, ~
my colurs' They spent p'eashnt wcsK III tbo
Hay capltal, and won golden opinions every.
where. rtte rrluness wn4 the nbsrryctl Of nil
n,,..r,,,r,, ,a. .,,1s,,.. r,a Ior ,tr..,o. ,vnro
r''m.' az, uoN"k' huu 'os "'esso1 1881. W.. '
i""y ehEbh1elod; anu uHlseFsa' reBfet "as
manifested whe.i she left. Thu PrCa3 was pro-
fuso In ct,tr6lin,nnts and cortcs!us T'io Fitatu
mil. !. r. n,.,' - ,t1r,n., ,,r,,nn,o, =, nnrr.,,
..,'. ''er ituces p,.ssneu ~ ps..sos
tyre ui Hfuco. or nobtcness without hanteaT' ot
klnslIincss without familiarity, It js aurrly tho
prluccss or wntos" 1,hg t,rncu ,nsl lin tlfa of
tru,,> Iao,...,!op--,,ra,t "s a,tfo.tnr on., i.n,,,1
. wv n'"'eFarateT-pscHh1us ,uAu a'''nk
herc' therr. hul escryWhere; nnu tho lhrisaas
wore enchanted.
4 aoon-xArfutrn rnfycE.
EI4 ,,ovnI ,,;rhra.s-s.hn 10 n,,rnvs roo.x ~
>, ins "pSa' ti'Rnness-"no ~ a!"a's tena5 10
IN nh act OF Kln1ncss-tnnrnou thAt not long
slice n retired oIlcer Of the IiritIsA utny, who
bntI sui.ore,1 h,n,v tnoana In n rocnnt 'h,nk.
r,I,.. .....'. a - ",'.t~.4 rs....s
.""ute. WIS tFylhv 0Fcts'eso n'a1HHcn aoftuncs
ny starting restaurant In street nuar tho
veu16Mu Column, It ut ttlc9 uccurrQi to tho
FFlstco that no might .iu hfs countrytnnn n HouA
tur,i by dining ut h!s house. Tho linucr was
Krn1lu sl,ccu4s nnj nf cpt,rau nrnvat II xpe,,di,1
c,lv.r,i.n,,,.. ~. ~ s.,,, as,.,...s. ',.1.
- t.'sce"t !oF .no SUI ses'ausnl,'. "nlco
baA Blnce mora than doubled It's connection.
z.faj+ I'm
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HALIFAX, Nov. .0.-1he ytorm ut bagdaeaa
Islands drove seycn gchooncrs ashoro, iAdcE
chiefly Win w!ntcr provisions Tor tho iuhab-
.itnhtH.
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ahlp 0ronfes, whlcI, aatlc,l on Saturday for

attp orontes, which aatlcll oh Saturday for
thu Canc. at Queenstown
ri1E RtatytA AMI, ruiz w1sct,xslN
were sryerna liullra Uyer,ltu frul,I Liverpool.
rhc hnrk FfurelIce, frunt Philadelphia, fur
tayie rrlpey.l ut IurMrtl, lloutls tl,Is l,,or,l-
Ing seriously damaged. Sl,u Ind bGen bcat-
inE about bristol Channel for stxtean days.
Tho steamer Wcstpllaila arrived. nj
Plymouth this ll,ornlfx. S1lo ilntt
experienced Il hurricane from The 2itlt
lust, anti ,naiiy fuarfuI SEAS. During ibis
tlme her ti.nk-loatE wns washed overheard.
twu llfe-boats wcro crushed, and the sky
lights 0f tho deck1,Ullse Inlicll damaged. IIlu
vcsaol latl 10 iron, 10 10 y. Ill. Oh tile eth.
Tilt: ETHIOPIA
arrived In tho CtyttV 0,l tho 2itl,. Slla Ind
encountered severe weat,cr, md Ind o,le
bnat swept away. The t'In,norganshirc,
fran New York, lntIen with PETROLEUM,
stranded MI tile bunksat Dunklr|; Of, the 9Gtl',
AMI sas abandoned. She was subsequently
tahen into Dunktrk. Tho steamer France,
which arrived at Cherbourg on Tic 18th, IT,
ports tint slle experienced terrific weather
On Wednesday, lit iatlltlttc ~ degrees nltn-
Mtcs, longttn.lu:!l degrees IL minutes.
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Cinch0na, tho standnrti tnedscit,al tonic OF Iu!s
progressive t9e. i tenrtchcs tho blood. protupt-
- inviguratcs the Drain and nervous System.
bright eyes, hntipy atntp Gf ,Mlnl. Arenl's drug
store. corner Mndlsm street mud Fifth avenue.
, 1881-11-30
FOREIGN.

EUKE4GN.
Appalling Fury Of The Recent
Storm on the East
Atlantic.
Execution Of Lofroy, the Man
with u Mania for
Murder.
+
rho villain Hanged in n Pit, Be.
Meath the View Of the
Spectators.
Parliament Rsprorogued to
the 7th Of February
Next.
bismarck Whipping His So
Called Parliament into
SuhtcctiOn.
"Germany,' The Dispatch Says, us Not
to Be Governed After the En-.
g]ish Pattern"
He Is the Kaiser's Responsible
Adviser, and "Will So
Continue"
All thc "Frolhcrrs" Talk Pretty Loud.
If, but Seemingly Acknowledge
Tlcir Master.
Earah Rernhardt Stoned as d JeWess
While Driving Home from a
Theatre.
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Ask your rngEist for IIetilin&'S IlnA.
aa salvn. Keep 1t In holIse In case or Incidents.
Price. Is ts11ltA.
, 1881-11-30
FRANCE.

TAnIR, Nov. 29.-Tle Chamber at Deputies
auuulied tie election Ut ue !a Ylllegoutler,
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fur snany .years connected with the Stata
Nuar.l Ut Education, MD now Secretary Ut
tIle State Doara Ut Corrections and Clnlllies,
WIS tlibh Introduced. nlld spn!ka Ut tie reul-
fnX-E0nll us au educator. This rouln which
lad Just been opened wou1tl ~ fnr-reachlug
til Ita beneGceut results. That II Is an edu1
cator IL self-oyItent, but whnt sl,all bB edil-
cation, Its effect upon tho minds, characters,
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Foreign.

London, 26.-The United States
minister at Manchester, referring to
the cotton aduiteration, in speech
at Oldham, said he would do his best
to remedy the evil and believed in
fair play and fair dealing.
The Sporting life says the horses
which Keen6's "Foxhall" defeated
for the Yorkshire and Cambridge
shire stakes, were far superior to
those defeated by "Roseburg" in
1876, the only previous occasion
when the same horse, the same year,
secured both stakes.
In the election of a member of
Parliament for BerWick-on-Tweed,
the liberal candidate received 1,046
votes, and the conservative 1922.
The Irish supported the liberal can
didate.
Sir William Harcourt was care
fully guarded by detectives while in
Glasgow.
Alexandria, 90 French news
papers have been suppressed for
publishing that Osman, founder of
the Ottoman Empire, was the son OF
a false prophet.
Rome, 26.-Baron Blanc. formerly
minister to the United States, LAS
telegraphed TO the consul OF the It
allan government at New York that
the identity OF the bTigand, EspOs-
sitO, surrendered by the United
States, has been fully established
and an important service rendered
to the cause OF justice.
Constantinople, 26.-Two Circas-
slams, who robbed and maltreated
Pierce, American minister, have
been sentenced to five years penal
servitude. Five others arrested in
connection with the affair were dis
charged.
| London, pa pugilist named
Carney and four others, were ar
rested charged with manslaughtel
in causing the death of Highland
champion light weight. Highland
received fatal injuries in a prize
! light near Birmingham.
Gladstone has arrived az knowsly
Special precautions have been taken
for his safety in the journey. His
movement are kept secret.
City Of Mexico. 26.-Government
has ordered the commencement OF
the payment of the subventiOn to
the Central railroad. 1t has been
decided that the Mexican National
Railroad Company cannot build to
Guadalajara.
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Vienna, 26.-The long promise6
interview between the Gar and thu
emperor Francis Joseph was taS.
have taken place at KezesnoyjeGs.
yesterday. Every preparation had
oeen made Tor this interview, andjk
was gwen up as matter of neees-
Slty. KeZesnoVico is an Austrian
town short distance from CracoVE,
Prince Thurn had gone to the tow
TO look after certain pleasures foz
the Emperor, but at the last mo-
ment the alert advisers of the Car
informed him that nihilists ws1R
perfectly informed OF the intended
meeting and that from PRUDENTIAL
reasons it ought to be abandoned. "a
is said the Car was amazed at this,
intelligence; indeed, it is difficult. ii
not impossible, to conjecture liz
what way the nihilists leaders keep
themselves so correctly and closefy
informed Of even the most secres
movements of both Emperors. Both
Emperor Alexander and Francis
Joseph have been using the 70
sources of the diplomacy of the twa>
empires for several weeks towards
the one object of an effective per
Sonal interview, without pubic
knowledge, and have been bafied k5s.
every attempt. Each time that az
rangements have been concluded, by
some unknown means the whole
programme has been given the.
widest publicity, and men of knoYKa
revolutionary prepenSities haTe-
fiocked to the point of the intendsG.
rendezvous. Every disappointment
has added to the Cars nervous >
prOStratiOn. and the circumstances
which compelled him, yesterday, to-
continue his seclusion at Gotschinas
instead Of going to KezesnOyieO,
have depressed him very much busS.
his advisers were, as heretofore,
right. At Kezesnovico at the APP
pointed time Of the meeting, there
suddenly appeared many mysterious
strangers, who, to-day, are not to ba-
seen, but who are not absent. Thz-
enemies Of the Car, fearing b.
tripartite imperial alliance Just
now, more than anything else, ara
determined to prevent, at an
hazards, the interview which thew
believe will consummate it. Owing
to the perfection Of their plans
the confidence they felt th&s-
the imperial meeting would sure3Y
take place, and the knowledge thsy1
had Of what was then to be d0nR-.
nikilist leaders i'll various parts CE'
the empire, during the afternooqzs
assured their followers that ER3-
thing intended had actually been
done, and from these assurances tE&
most alarming rumors were sprea&
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Ireland.

Dublin, 26.-Dr. Kenny, parOchiil
medical officer, has been dismissed /.
Only seven members of the Sli 20
corporation were present at tle
called meeting to sympathize with
suspects. The mayor refused to pat
a motion of sympathy, Directing to
the wording.
Four persons were arrested TO,
day at Birra, Kings County.
London, 26.-Last night, at Liver
pool, Chamberlain, radical mem
Der of Parliament for Birmingham,
devoted considerable time to an ex-
position of governments recent
conduct on Irish affairs. He said it
the League leaders did not cOun-
tenance they permitted acts Of out
rage and system Of secret terror
ism which no civilized government
could be expected to endure. The
common sense Of the country and
political opinion Of the people and
of America, as shown universally
in the foreign press, all confirm me
when say the objects Of the Land
League have been developed and
have altogether changed their char
acter since the land act passed. The
original objects were even
praiseworthy. To stifie agita-
ton at that time would
have been to- have prevented
reform, and would have brought
ruin to thousands and tens of thou
sands Of INDECENT people now pro-
tected by the land act. He con-
cluded: "Unless government and
the country accept the idea of the
secession Of Ireland from the union
(cries of "never') and the severance
of the two countries (cries of
.'never'1, , I think the time. had e0me
when government was bound to
show its authority. loud eheers).
The future is still uncertain, but /
think it is not without hope. Our
contest is not free from trust with
the Irish people" = :; -
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
SENATE.

Washington, 26.-Rawson offered
q resolution for a report on the
condition Of the Potomac flats.
Adopted.
The Sherman resolution for the
investigation of the Treasury ac-
counts was modified so as to give
the committee the fullest power,
and was adopted, as also his resolu-
ton to refer the Meline report to
committee on appropriations. In
executive session the Senate con-
f1rmed ii. III. Garrett, minister to
Liberia, j. G. Mcbride, postmaster
OF Lincoln, Neb.
The Senate is getting impatient
at the Presidents delay in forming
the cabinet.
In executive session motion was
made to adjourn sine die.
1t was announced that the Presi-
dsnt would not delay the senators
longer than Friday evening.
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Finishing the Celebration

Richmond, 26.-Twenty thopsaEss.
strangers united with the ent5zH
resident population in the obseR-p
ance Of the Richmond, yorktown
Centennial celebration. The pTSeES
sion Of the military and civic Co.
CARNATIONS and industries Of tFsR
city occupied two hours in passiDg&s
given point. At the close OF t8I
parade the British flag was ran 10
over the late capital and salu3eA.
A pyrotecnical display finished aEEls
festivities.
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W eEnan's Suffrage COnVen-
ton.

Louisville. KY, 26.-At the
Woman Suffrage Association, to-day,
woman suffrage constitutional
amendments, now In force in In
diana, Nebraska and 0regan, and
the school suffrage already estab-
lished in twelve states, were well
coined as an encouraging indication
of progress Hon. Erasmus McCor-
reli, Of Nebraska, was elected presi-
dent for the ensuing year. A meet
ing Of the citizens Of Louisville was
announced to form a city woman
suffrage society, tomorrow. Fhe
convention adjourned this evening.
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Lion Loose-A General RoR,

Atlanta. 26.-After the perform
ance at Coup's circus, at Cartezx-
vile, difficulty occurred betweEz =.
circus men and deputy marshals ans z
others. A negro was shot deaG:
others on both sides badly beatsxss
and bruised. Two circus men Wexza
shot. Whisky is at the bottom. 81
lion and a bear escaped from tzsscs-
cages during the fight. The besz-1
was killed, while the lion is still zESs
large. There is considerable exc5Es-~4
ment.
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For Prices and Terms call on z z
CHA WSON or HENRY dig
WOODEY, Salt Lake, or Presidezs a.
o. SMOOT, Provo, who will be pBsESz
to Show Samples of Preserved Fruits &
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Domestic.

Montgomery, Ala, 26;-Thomas
J. Cox seriously cut and j. w: Craw-
ford dangerously shot, each BY he
other. Both have heretofore Deen
considered highly respectable. a
bystander named Hogan was snoS
in the leg.
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WANTED.

On. October 31st, twenty-five
teams to work on the Rio Grande
R. r. Apply Immediately to Albert
Holt at Dry Creek, two miles south
of Sandy station, or to Eber Case, at
Godbe. Pitts s. Co.'s Drug Store, Salt
Lake City.
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TO RENT.

To the right person, a nicely fur
nished House, suitable only for tive
or three. Can be rented reasonably
for six to twelve months. Ser
wants to remain. Enquire HERALD
Office.
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spE cIkL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN.

Fine lot of native grade Bucks
from Crismon s. Weiler's herd.
Apply to ALMA PRATT, at his farm.
two miles south Of Temple Block,
West Temple street.
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A Beautiful Variety OF PRO
GRAMMR CARDS, sllGao!s Aor s.ls
RaIlroou. at HERALD ON <.