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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21
GRIMES And C4SUALHESBY TELEGRAPH
ALAD KILLED WHILE COUPLING CARS.

LAD KILLED WHILE COUPLING CARS.
SHAMOKIN, Penn, Nov. 20-MIcnaei Rvau, a lad
si rd AZ the Penn Coiey to-day while coupling
al the bottom or Tho slope
CHA EGED WITH VIOLATING ELECTION LAWS.
LAWRENCE. dass, Nov. 2O.-Inis forenoon the
United states Marshal here arrested Welch.
Canaan and "iam Wooisey IT, Tor vioaon election
CHARGED WITH AN ATrEIPr TO ASSAULT
ROCHESTER, Nov. 2O.-One Rogers was ar csied
near Lime carly This morning i0r attempting an assault upon
the person of gr Gilman 10y name sugaDerGy
not Gcncseo. ,
MURDERED BY AN UNKNOWN MAN
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. pa Gifficuit, occurred
exoursion train near Weldon saturday
uu. ga-ar % %, Thomas
attei through the bow e. aud Ie murderer
escaped.
sENTENCED FOR MANsLAUGHFER
PHILADELPHIA, soy. -D.--Auurc - iOlAl % baker,
vas today imprisonment OF three years
slx months 4ughter Apui strncK
Harrison, liquor s-ier the back with o. kue
ald killed HIM
PLOT TO ESCAPE FROM JAIL
TROY. Nov. 2O-A plp us been discovered at the
iai here by Timothy shady pris
oners expected escape. The bolt Cell lid
been sawed though Hhuig to-day sentenced e. ten
wears IL the states prison Tor burglary.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOIES.

RESISTING A REDUCTION OF WAGES.
READING. Penn. Nov. o. ne pipe mlIl OF le tne
refusing 10 work, owing to notice OF reduction Oi
THE FUNERAL OF MRS PACKER
MAUCH HUNK Penn, Nov. ZO.-lne funeral OF
the late Irs Asa took place At o'clock this after
pIseed ~ .he family lot, Asuoh ChuAk Cemetery.
DEATH OF A SYRACUSE BAND LEADER
SyrACC,E Nov 20.-JOnu pearson welI-knOwn
nsian ana eader OF Band died this
Ing after seye. Al weeks Illness
TOWNS DESIRING INCORPORATION.
OCEAN BEACH y. j., Nov. 2O.-Aa application
viii be- made At appoachns session o. tae New Jersey
FIREMAN KILLED IN A COLLISION.
NONTPaLGER W., Nov. 2O.-hoiIs Barrett, aga
twenty fireman on central Vermont freight engine.
t.eeA he.e aud NOrthneid ~ day, ami Slled.
HELD Fur TRIAL FOR MURDER.
NEWPORT. X l., N9y: ;-,,- SO;MD h; % Anen; charged
Portsmouth few weeks ago ana VINO was
dIced Grand Jury was araIne in the court OF Com
Pleas THIS evening lie pleaded not guilty. and IN default
OF bail committed 10 lall
ONE LASH MORE THAN HIS DUE.
WHMlNGToN. Del, Nov. 20.-At lb6 opening OF
November Term OF the County Court this morning = a
Denny co0rod comp nest through counsel hat az
h sentence called Tor. suggested na nis might
deducted from any subsequent sentence when Denny may
AN AGED HERMIT's BODY EATEN BY RATS.
READING Penn. Nov. 2O.-O nll Auinef. a heI
H. was isnl dead yesterday In hs bin Portions Of ms
, had oeen away ~ rats de had not oeen seH loI
heavily Insured IN Wild cat companies
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED.
ALBANY Nov ZO-lho foIoMlD9 com " pallies M MeIo :
Com auv OF NeW.York. capital s3O.UOO the hopdtcons
L., ta.1n,nx al New.I OrE capital OOOOO and the IN
diapoIs ma aoutEweste. CUai company OF now iVFA'
capital s..uOU.OuO
DIssATIsFIED WITH A FISH EXI HANGE
RosrnS Nov 2O-tne new tIah Exchange OF tnls
CITY which went this morning has caused dis
auong shane fishing boats. From ten 10 nftern
we're at the thls morning with caigoes of hsh
anu price offered By e hHeAge Ha aoyet q 30 PEI
loo MOUNTS the usual ma Act tc ten OF he Vesse.s
threatening not To return here
m tfsr1Id avs n this affairs continues II
vii snif IN serious iaury ush traa Of AosI-l-
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DESTRUCTION OF A CHAIR FACTORY.

The fOUr-story brick chair-bOttOm factory OF
A. Herr at NOS 200 and 2Os East Fortydrstst, was
destroyed by fire early last evening The flames sprrau
dweling houses east Nos 2lO and 2l2 whose
occupants Hugo Herman and James Reid and their
families made hasty escape. Their furniture was got
out. but in bad condition, two pianos being nearly
ruined The loss on their furniture was $4,000. Ine
houses, which were damaged $1,000 were owned oy
James Fielding who IS also of the factory, having
merry USED it for matchmaking. Hl- loss on tBe i'
l0ry wAcu was wholly destroy cd, ls $1,000. D. Il
uelZ's loss on stock is $1,000.
Fireman edward Scauu-il age twenty-five OF ehelhh
No g. was LlU lender at IniTy y-scc mus.
and -ecoudave. because OF the breaking Of IN axe anu
he received severe injuries ABOUT the OacA he was
taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
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STAGE ROBBERY ~ KENTUCKY
A SINGLE MASKED MANS AUDACITY REV tRDED
WITH BOOTY.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 2O.-The stage from
Columbia to CampbellsyIlle Ky, was rob-
bed this morning two miles from the
latter place by masked robber. There were
three passengers in the s'age Mrs. Dobbs. OF
Bloomington Ind; Moses II. Rhorer, of Columbia;
and j. o. Edwards. OF Mouiton, Iowa. From Mrs
u bbs about so were taken. She succeeded IN
saving two fine diamond rings by hiding them IN
her lap From Mr. Rhorer a pOcketbook containing
money and valuable papers and watch we're taken'
Mr. Edwards lost a watch, but saved his money by
throwing his pockebook under scat The mal
bags we're cot open and ri1ed Of the registered let
ters The robber refused to restore Mr.. Rhorer
papers. saying " 4 stage rOOOer has no mercy.
lie broke wheel OF the coach and then dlsap-
peared through the woods He wore leather
mask and was armed with large revolver HIS
right band was badly cut IN opening the mail
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DECISION IN FAVOR OF a BISHOP.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2O.-A decision IN
voviug some points Of eccesiasci law, In the matter
OF Twigrs appeal was rendered BY Justice Paxson, OF
the Supreme Court, to-day. Bisnop Twggs, the appel
ant VI Ptsburg sued By Father sneehan for some
thing over $4,000 salary claimed be due sheehdn a.
an empoge OF the Bishop. sheeuan, seems for some
reason OF other had dlsOJeyed the Bishop, and not re
c.IyiuR iis salary sued H. alleging contract
wnicn enabled aim Judge PaXson III revers
ing he decision OF the lower court, which was favorable
10 ia her -neenan saws W. OF the opinion that
there Wa such contract relation between these par
ie "a Will sustain action
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4 CHANGE or ROUTE.

FlHKILL LANDING, n. Y, Nov. 2O.-Ihe
New York and New gland Railroad Company have
announced change OF Of their through express
from Boston to Philadelphia and Washington. 1t has
heretofore run their road and the New Haven road
10 Harlem from which point IL been ferred around
York Oh the steamer Mary and. 1t is proposed to
the whole length OF the New York and NsT-EnBland
road 10 this place Here the train Will be ierred 70
New-Barg wlere H. vii strike the Ne" ofA "a LAT LaAS
vania road al the Bergen Tunnel and go thence to Pna
delp IA aud Washington.
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THE AND0VER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
THREE OF The VACANT CHAIRS FILLED BY THE TRUs

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrSE. /

BOsTON, Nov. 20.-Three of the vacant
chairs at the Andover Theological Seminary Hed
by the Trustees this city to-day. The Rev. George
Harris. Of Providence r. l., was elected Abbot Pro
fessor Of Systematic Divinity; the Rev L. Y. Hincks,
recently Of Portland Ne. elected Smith Professor
Of Theology, be assigned the Department Of Bib
hcal Theology and the Rev. J. T. Taylor. Of Newton
dom Conn. elected Taylor Professor OF, Biblical
History and Theology and instructor in the Oriental
languages These gentlemen all graduates Of An
dover the classes Of 90, 20 and 6s respectively. Mr..
Harris Is graduate OF Amherst College and Mr.. TayOs
and Mr.. Hincks graduates OF Yale.
1t is understood that each has given special attention
10 the department TO which he has been called Mr..
Taylor has spent three years abroad, two In study ia
Germany and one in travel aud study in the East Mr.
Hincks has spent the last year IN the study OF Biblical
theology at Berlin Mr.. Harris, While study ing
abroad al different times has maintained through lis
paetorate the careful study Of philosophy. He was
called three years ago the chair OF stematc Theology
al Bangor which position he declined The chairs 10
which Sir Taylor and Mr. Iincks are called are practl
cay new having to do with Biblical theology IN It's
docirual aspects aud the other with Biblical theology
In it, historical relations a1Ordng basis Tor the
study OF comparative religion.
The elections await confirmation by the Board OF Flh
itors There yet two chairs 10 be nued those
OF HcbreW " and Greek Exegesls
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KINGSTON WATER FORKS.

KINGsToN, y. y Nov. 20.-At last this city
is 10 have a system OF public water works The Common
Council mas Just authorized contract with Joseph NJ
Low lor the construction OF the works The water Will
be obtained from the Sawnk Creek, come six or eight
miles north OF the city, and be conducted by the gravity
system The water Is found to be exceptionally pure
and the supply thought be ample. reservoir nav
buIIf AT the creek and a daily supply the city OF
3jOOOOO gallons Is guaranteed. 20 b. Delivered under
mead OF at least $50 uptown Mains are 10 be laid
i'm AN tie leading streets and $50 hydrants are 10 be
lel.
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LOSSES AT VARIOUS PLACES.

WINTHROP, Me-, Nov. 2O.-An axe factory
belonging to the 40 N wayne Tool Company was
burned this morning together with the machinery The
loss ~ I6 800 covered hv insurance. IL Is supposed
That The tire was the work Of an incendiary.
PERU. H.. NOV. 2O-llra here yesterday destroyed
several business houses, including The Transcript print
ing oflce and barn with number Of horses and car
ragrs. The total loss is 9l4,jOO Insured IL was '1e
M. ~ irlranIL.re..
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AsPIRAArs FOR AJUDlESRIP

GOSHEN, Nov. 2O.-The elevation of County
Judge G. f. Brown, OF this county, TO the supreme
Court will cause vacancy in the former Office on Jan
uary Judge Browns term as County Judge having
year yet rom that date Governor-eeet Cleye-
land will have the appointment Of tne new County
Iucgp and the asIirans named for TIE position are
Henry Bacon. OF lace Judge J. G. Mukln, or Md
dletOWn; Lewis L. Carr, of Port Jerys anu Mayor
A. = Cassedy Judg. Browns law partner Of Newburg.
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rRIGMENTs or WASTERN NEWS.


CANTON ONO, Nov. 2O-Le0nard Decker
ahof CLERK for Barber hOn, forced his employers
name on cneck S463 to-day, casned it aud fed.
ONLY FOUR HOURS IN THE PENITENTIAY.
VAN VERT, OHIO, Nov. 2O.-J. n. Collins was
taken Id the PeuentiHry from mere SATURDAY for
illegal voting put was DIrdUned by Governor Foster
al er a confinement Of only iOur hours.
A DIsHON EST COACHMAN ARRESTED.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Nov. 2O.-Two weeks
agO E,ward AlItcAen, the cOlored coaennan Ceve
land railway Official stole $1,000 diamond and
cusiu from nls employer gave TO a friend
keep took the and ted Tuls afternoon ne
rested IN Indianapolis upon Instructions from here
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STRIKE IN THE P1TIsBURG REGION

PITTsBURG, Nov. 20-Ihe strike of railroad
coal miners to-day not successful as 5hey had
expected. out u htynine pits. employing over 5000
men, only fourteen pits. about 1000 miners, ara idle
The remainder still The miners assert that
all Will be out IN few days. but the indications are not
such as 20 encOura e belief The strike IS for four
cents per busue or an ayaace pr sent rate OF
Oue-nalf cent The operators ii four pits have con-
coucd the luf cent the other operators are
~ that UueY viii ia down rather than grant
the advance. tic market " ll not justify H.
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THE PITTSBURG OIL MARKET.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 20.-The oil market opened
firm this morning th sales at 81 81 but broke shortly
aterward under bearing reports and declined to el III
closing az steady with 81 liza bid. AT the after
noon session the market opened dull and weak, with
sales at 81 I6; but recovered the decline and dur
ing the rest of the quoted at l II closing
a. figures. Trading thrOugnOuG the day was very
Iarr
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THE NEWBUEG CENTENNIAL.

NEwBURG, N. Y, Nov. 2O.-CongIessihah
Lewis Beach. of this DISTRICT Chairman OF the JOINT
Congressional Committee the NeTbuTg Centennial
Celebration OF 1ss3 has called meeting OF the con-
Tor Wednesday at wsshingon's Headquarters IN
this city. The committee to with the Trustees
OF Washngtons Headquarters and the Sewourg Cen
tennial EXECUTIVE Committee to agree upon suitable
programme for the celebration and set date there
for. The question OF date for the celebration seems
10 be one upon which all concerned do agree, brt
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sEQUELS OF CRIMES IN ireland.

DUBLIN, Nov. 20.-Jhe EreeDn1n'S Journal
s!st tha the Pope at a recent interview had with him
v Inc Blsaops OF Down aud ConHor and AchOnry eI-
Teed his AoxOr the Outrsges committed in Ireland.
@ enarged ~ bishops their utmost ezertions 10
FsteA1 tne people from offending against the laws.
eAAei Casey, ather VI Patrick Casey who Oh Friday
@s sn uced to be hanged for the murder Of Bird
e~sstc' was to-day indicted FOR coupbcty IN the mur-
~e' VI 'Le Joyco family
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INFANTIClDE AND SUICIDE.

LYNCHBURG, Va. Nov. 20.-A respectfully
connected young at Lynch's station, Campbell
County, Drth to child several days ago, and III
hide her stranged the infant she after
ward virtually committed suicide by locking the door
chamber and refusing admit body until size
beyond tue aid oil medical skill. The has
crcated quito q sensatiOn 10 The nc. q bOrnOOl.
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SALE OF THE MARY POWELL.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Nov. 20.-The steamer
1ry Powell has Just been sold to Thomas Cornell and
CAPTAIN Brinkernof OF this CITY, The popular steamer Will
continue 10 run from tns city heretofore,
under ne command Of Captain W. II. Cornell formerly Of
the Thomas Cornell. She WILL however. leave New York
on ner return trips p. Instead OF $3.50. 10
connect with an evening for CatsEIls the
lister and Delaware and stony Glove railways.
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MURDERED FOR 4 WOMAN.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 2O-DIvid Williams
was taken before the Mayor OF Jesup for we-beating
lie represented that the woman with whom he was v-
ing was not wife, and they put under bonds 90
av-ait trial on The charge of adultery. The charge
against them dismissed upon their marrying Yes,
ferday Major Houston q Willans's house ana
claimed the woman as Lis wife and eldest child is
his he woman went away q train with Houston:
Williams followed them 70 Hartrdge and there shot ana
killed Houston and escaped to tue woods,
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IN ALABAMA PhYSLCLAN SHOT

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. Nov. 20.-Dr. Henry Willis
Bassett, prominent physician Of this city, and Tor
several summers resident physician at Bount Springs
Ala was shot and instantly killed this afternoon by
Levi Esslnger, farmer. The difficulty grew OF an
account between the two for Bassett's professional
services quarrel Bassett, who had been drink
ing threatened to Esslinger's throat at the
time running hand into nl- pocket Esslinger mme-
ddtely drew pistol AM hred The oaI passing through
BasseIPs left side Esslnger made attempt To
csc and
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OF food for his family. hired team 70 get hs corn ron
the barn 10 market Upon arriving at the barn tne
driver OF the team warned of by Parrish VINO sa
be would shoot him quickly az be wOud atcnea' az
Soon after, Mitchell came upon the scene anu Jus q"
reached the door Of the barn In which his corn vas
stored Parrish mp from behind ana denOerittey
and without warning shot Mitchell in the BACK WIN
shotgun, inhlcng wounds from which he died ID leS
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TIE SlTUALoN 1T PENSACOLA.

PENSACOLA. Fla, Nov. 2O.-One death from
yellow today and, tlat attributed
to spoPexy No cases OF the disease were reported
streng northwestern wind Is blowing this evening NV
ing promise OF cold weather 70 morrow morning. The
Pensacoa nd Atlantic Railroad RESUMED the run
ming of passenger trains berween Pensacola Milton and
points East as lar Chafins.
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RUSSIAN sTIJDENTs DIssATIsFIED.

LONDON, Nov. 20.-A dispatch from st.
ssfsbuFg 70 the Central News Association says that
we Students Of the University OF Kazsn. In consequences
e severity Of the police regulations created disord
a. Shd tAe university been closed. In consequences
sfsvatlng orders issued By the Curator OF The Uni
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ACASE OF SUPPOSED PARRICLDE.

LOCKPoRT, n. Y, Nov. 2o-Narcisse Mon
tray Frenchman age about sixty. who kept small
grocery at No 20 Locust-st found bleeding and
Yesterday wit his head cut aud battered.
The INJURIES evidently inflicted with cluO Or chair.
He mas since died de hved Win his TWO sons ages re-
spectively twenty tweny5wO, the store. The
two SONS nave arrested suspicion Of having com
3 tr.fa
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ARRIV1L OFASTEIMER.

MOvILLE, Nov. 20.-The Anchor Line steamer
Furnessia Captain Small, from New-YOrk November H.
has arrived here on her way 10 Glasgow.
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A,s4sylN4rIoy ~ rIRGI1LA.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 2O.-Andrew J. Mitch
ell was oru.aly murdered IN Goocnand County, Friday
evening by Alexander L. Parrish The TWO men farmed
conointiy Mitchell rontne barn from Parrish IN which
to store his crops Parrish subsequently nailed uD this
harm and detained Mtcne- crop Of corn for alleged
aebt of s4o v-tshe who Donr and in actual need
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SUPPORTING THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

lULSK ireland, Nov. 20.--Ten thousand
on' attended meeting OF the Ifsh National League
.sfe yesterday. Among the speakers Messrs. Sui
"'ah and OKelly. members OF Parliament The latter
efrsd 10 what he called the efforts OF Mr.. Dayitt to
'v TIE irish party. and sad they tantanount TO
ADVns ireland IN the back He threatened to resign
O. seat II the county wayered in Its allegiance 10 Mr.
t4eL - lie advised the farmers 10 take advantage OF
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RUSSIA. GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.

LONDON, Nov. 20. "A dispatch TO The Daily
Beos from Berlin says: "Grsat Importance is attached
10 the visit or de Giers Russian Foreign Minister,
TO Prince Bismarck. IL considered fresh proof nat
Russia Il N king friendly advances Germany Friend
~ assurances in regard de Gerss visit Gre about
70 b. ulade by Germany 10 Austria"
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r.PcICAL NATURE OF ARABTS TRIAL.
o,-,,rv VICTORIA REwARDING ENGLISH oiFICIi'9
AND SOLDIERS.


,o.-o, Nov. 2O.-Ths correspondent Of The
c'-~s,.5 at Cairo slys that the Commission OF
Inan,ry is turning the trial of Arabi Pacha into "
60 Mr.. Broadley has withdrawn from the de-
tence after vigorously protesting against the VIOLA
non Of the agreement made with hun. g..
long affidavit By NJ. Nmet. formerly AraOI
p-oh,s adviser is published. II IS strongly IN Ia
xor of Arab. who Ninet declares. endeayored 10
nrevent i, cendIarism and protected Christians.
There will be a paraoe tomorrow OF al tht LIZ
~ ,vbicb served II the lae Egyptian campa gn
special general order will be read, IN whicu enS
o,7eeen # er enumerating the hGrdSllos undergone
r. Nh troops and the various brilliant engage en.S
,bav fourbt thanks the officers and men lhu4'I
Spaly and collectively for their gallntry anu eAel
Tue Queen at Windsor tomorrow Will G decorate 6a,
,ba ottirers aud soldiers who distinguished tnen;
selves in the war IN Egyp,. General Nolseley anu anu
5inely officers will proceed to Windsor Dy speciu
tram IN the morning. ., lo fr,,o
Aceordlqr TO private letters received here from
Caro- $50 Of the 500 men composing tne beIAsni0
Regiment are Il owing 10 the rad sanitary couul-
ton of the barracks IN which they are stalloAeu'
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PARIS, Nov. 2O.-Several Legitimists IN the
Department Of vendee have received threatening E
ters from Anarchsts dynamite bomb has been throw"
into the house OF one OF the Legmists. Two more ~
sons accused OF being Anarchists were arresteu ~ -
YESTERDAY Two men were also arrested yesterday ~
81. Etienne a similar charge.
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SNOH IN GEORGA.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 20.-Several inches of
snow fell here tonight
ROME Ga, Nov. 2O.-The sleet which began falling
here early this afternoon changed to snow about
o'clock aud % p. IL is still showing and
the payements are covered With slush.
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A FAIL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. 20.-At Davisville, on
the California Pacific Railroad on Saturday night, the
overland express san Francisco into the ca
boose OF killing brakeman and setting
the wreck The passengers were shaken up some
receiving bruises, but Of them was seriously In
iured.
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S. G. COURTNEY STEADILY IMPROVING.

The physicians attending Samuel G. Court
ney said that he had been doing wel and last eyenin
there was every reason hope that he soon would
regarded cOnYalescenL
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DrsASTPOrS FYPLOsIOY OF POWDER.

GUAYAoUIL, Ecuador, Nov. 2O.-A 1earlu'
explosion occurred p to-day at powder ni"e
zine about half mile north Of this city. IL Is
that ten persons wero killed. Great excitement pre-
vailed The shock terrific, destroying f tba ar
sevrol houses near the magazine. The cause VI 'Ho ca
nlosou "a unknown.
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RESISTING A REDUCTION OF WAGES.
READING. PENN Nov, Z0.-lue pipe mil OF the
Reading Iron closed this morning the employees
refusing TO 20 work, owing TO notice or reduction Of
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FRENCH ANARCHISTS ACTIVE.

vcrsty of st. Petersburg active demonstranon ol W
satisfaction by the students IA anticipated
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TRANSATLANTIC AFFAIRS.

WHAT INTERESTS FOREIGN COUNIKlEo'
ru.RGEp wIrH THREATENING TO MURDER Ms
cIApsToSE-EGYPTiAN AND PABI1AMhNlAI.
ToPICs-RUssiA AND GERMANN-ihE
pIsHop OF cANTERBURYs ILLNESS. &,
A mailman, named Sanders, was arraigne"
An London yesterday on charge OF tnre",enf a, ns
;nc to murder Mr.. Gladstone. The tnai O'
Arab Pacha, it is reported, is becoming farcicai'
Mr. Broadey has withdrawn from the oeIence'
In the House of Commons yesterday STATE
rents were made relative to the slave traGe III
Eovnt NJ. de Brazza's treaties ana irlhn
affairs. Great importance Is attacneG -
the visit of N. de Giers, the Russian TOT
eicn Minister. to Bismarck IN tn0
Chamber of Deputies yesterday an unsuGcess- cess.
sul attempt was made to abolish the EnoassS S
20 the Vatican. The condition OF the in. Acn-
bishop of Canterbury causes MS pny '''-''-'
grave anxiety.
GLADSTONE THREATENED BY ,l.a MADol,r,, 1ros
LONDON. Nov. 20-A man named oahu',' ean
..-oi,,e1 in the Bow Street Police Court to-day ioi
aonIing letter to Mr.. Gladstone threa'ehine "
- MIN. He was remanded after dlsc'a'ihins I
-. intent1on to murder the Prime Minister no
a. ,er.l a dangerous mailman. " hen gslC,ou s' -
Is me; .+;n bonse knife was found III hlS po9ses-
sion.