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ROASTED ALIVE.
Horrible Account Of the Burning
of a cOIorsd Family at
Petersburg, Virginia.
A Scene Which Bsggars Dsscrlp-
tion---Escaps Being In
possible They Are
Literally Burned in Their Tracks
"A Graphic Pen Picture
of the Scene.
soesd bsspatch 10 the s.nddy Register.

Special HtSpdfch 10 he ntffddy heg'ste''
PErERsBuaa, Va, November 1l.-Abou
Tsoclock tonight cabin on the farm OF
Mrs. Marshall, occupied by family 0
coiored people. consisting OF six persons
was discovered to be on fire, and before tn
fiarses could be extinguised all the occn
pants were burned to death. Just how th'
fire. originate isnot definitely known, br
it is supposed the door became ignited bl
Goals from the fire place falling upon IL
The inmates oil the cabin had retised abou'
two hours before, and were not srorset
until the entire structure was one mass q
living fire. Then there was scene
HORRIBLE In the Extreme.
Two cid lady members of the family am
the children were seen at the windows q
the second story crying piteously TO p
rescued from their perjlous position. Noth
ing being at hand by which they could +
let down. and egress by the lower story be
ing cut off By the flames, they were ceu;
PEELED to- stand and suffer the agonies q
death in O. most horrible manner. AZ
alarm was, sounded, bu5 before the othel
hands employed on the farm could reaA
the cabin the work of destruction h
sained such. headway as TO make it
possible to save the unfortunate victim.
Then the flames burst through the roof p
the cabin, and the scene presented was ore
Never 70 be Forgotten. ~
Far above the roar of the flames and TIE
cracking of the timbers could be heard ne
walls If the unfortunate inmates crylng
for help. The smoke had stihed them, and
some were unable to leave their beds, WIN q
others were seen to throw themselves
against the windows, and, in the agonfss
of death, cling to the sasheS until thur
strength became exhausted or their fingttJ
were burned so they could held no lonsEg
and then, almost lifeless, fall back into tie
boiling, seething, fiery furnace, only agAsp
20 60 through the same process until blfe
was extinct. An this time the people on
the outside stood paralyzed, not knowing
what to do, and from the fact OF there not
being anything to work with-there beng
no water on the farm available-they we're
compelled to stand by and see them
Roasted Alive.
After the flames lad spent their fury end
nothing remained but blackened
mass of charred timber, the re-
mains OF the father and mother we're
seen clasped in each others embzAce.
The hair was burned from their heads, their
features distorted, and in some plaeesthe
bones protruded from the flesh, presen ting
a spectacle which would melt the halkest
heart. The little children lay close TO The
bodies of their parents, but nothing but
their bones remained. The old granmother
had reached the top of the stairs, but had
fallen and laywith her head downward, in
which position her charred bones were
found. Had water, or even ladder, been
available the inmates might have been
saved, but no such thing was about the
place
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MINNESOTA.
The Final Footings.

ST. PAUL, MrSN., November 1.-THE fl
sl foUtiDgs of the returns and estimates
ON all the counties give the following
aiorities: Congressmen-First District,
bite, Republican, 56S; second, Wake
hd. Republican, s,693; third, Strait, Re-
pplican, 9lO7; fourth, Washburne, Re-
p,licsn, 2,5Ol; fifth, Nelson, plurality
oE Kindred, 7,lO2. The Legislature now
stsds: Senate-Republicans, 80; Demo-
a 10: House-Republicans, 72; Demo-
era 2S; Independents, l; Farmers, :.
ThGst is liable to he slightly changed by
late dispatches from the outlying dis
trict ID is reported that Brennan, Ames
and arnum. Democratic candidates in the
Fouh and Fifth districts, will contest on
the bunGs of alleged frauds.
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ILLINOIS.
The Returns Nearly Complete.

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE history OF
politics in this State does not furnish a
parallel to the present election in the diff
hculty experienced in getting returns.
Official msjorities from ninety coun-
ties of the one hundred and two, and care
full estimates of the other eight, give
Smith. Republican, for State Treasurer,
! 81 majority, and his election is cOusii iered
assured. The result on Superintendent OF
Public Instruction is still in doubt, with
the choice in favor of Robb, Democrat.
The State Legislature is Republican to a
certainty by twelve on joint ballot: The
Senate stands: Republicans, 81; Demo
Gratis, 20. House, Republicans, Il; Demo
Gratis. rs; Independent 1. f U. Haynes.
On Joint ballot, Republicans, lSs; Demo-
Gratis, %; Independent l.
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EOLGER At WORK.
His Reports Con sernipR Several CON-
missions.

WASHINGTON, November l1.-Secretary
Folger this afternoon made public the re-
ports of various commissions appointed 10
examine the sustom houses and rendering
the service more efficient. The Detroit
Commissions report that the volume of
business transacted in that district has in.
creased from year to year, and that during
the last fiscal year the receipts from official
fees and refunds of salaries by railroad
companies Tor the services of custom otfi-
GERS was considerably in excess OF the
amounts paid to employees for salaries and
contingent expenses OF, the district. A
comparison OF the number of employees at
the present time in this district with the
districts in former years shows that while
the amount of work transacted has largely
increased, the number OF compensation
officers who perform labor has not been
enlarged to any extent The Commission
propose that the number of employees for
The next fiscal yearrshall be fixed at sixty
one, their compensation to he SO 9537, and
estimate the cOntiSgent expenses at 81 1888.
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sSpou I'm the West.

ST. PAUL, November IA report re-
ceiyed here from Crookstop, Mimi. states
that it is showing fast, and that in some
places it has already drifted from, ten to
twelve feet high.
A Mandan special says that ice is COM
meucing to run heavily in the Missouri.
The Westher is quite cold and blustery,
and navigation will likely close in day or
:
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Crooked Insurance Agent.
Heavy EEnniKratiOn.

SAN Francisco November 1l.-Eight
hundred and fifty-fear immigrants arrived
in the State by overland railroads for the
week. During the week letters have been
received form sixteen States, two territories,
England, Germany, France and Canada,
asking for information about the State.
There is prospects of larger immigration
than ever before known in the history 9f
the State.
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PRODU&
Balrlmano.

BAIrDoRR, November n-Flour-DaG
and unchanged. Whest-Western inactive
but fzm No. winterred spossl 0St9l 0sez !;
selleJ November 81 O. bid; seller Deosm.
Der 81 O65sGl 06s9; seller January 81 esA
al 0sK; seller February 81 lD3s9l tOK.
seller November SQfGS4e; seller year S57t9
s6c; seller January NH@6lAc. Oats
Steady; western white 4@i7cs Penn.
sylvania 42@ssc Rye-Dull at 6o96Sc.
iHsy-Unchanged Proyisions-Unehan ged.
Butter-Firm; western packed 22lg6c;
creamery 3a@36c. Eggs-Firm at 2s9Soc.
Pptrulenm - Unchanged- Coffee - Duil.
Rice-Cargoes TH@sslc. Sasar-Steady
A soft sSc, Whisky-steady at 81 iah.
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A DAsTARDLY ACT.

Attempt 60 Wreck n Passenger Traia-
A Coal Train Thrown Down an Em.
bankment.
READING, Pa, November 11.-Another
dastardly piece of train wreckisg took
place to-day on the Philadelphia and Read
ing railroad, near Limerick Station. It
was evidently the intention of the parties
to throw the late passenger train down the
embankment at that place as heavy tim
bers had been thrown across the rails. An
extra coal train came along ahead of the
passenger train and dashed into the
obstruction. The locomotive was hurled
down the bank and wrecked. The crew
jumped for their lives. A number of cars
were wrecked and rails torn up. The
passenger train got through safely.
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WHFEIING w. VA SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 12 1882

suffered amputation of all his limbs on &C.
count of wounds received from the burst
ing Of q shell at Sedan. He is civil engi-
neeI By profession and hopes to earn liv-
ing in This country. He is drawn around
in wagon by an attendant, and for hands
uses curiously devised hooks attached TO
the stnmps of his arms.
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( BEooKHN, \. ", November ll.-David
lindsay, Republican candidate for Assem-.
IN in III, Eighth District, has been elected
/ majority of 1. On counting the bal.
Is il wss found that there was one short
the number on the poll list, and the
ssing ballot was found in the crack of
} table
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Ih,Prl.oners E~cape Prom IAN.

,ksoS, MICH, November ll.-Eght
pri,ers escaped from the county jail la!t
DiRby climbing through closet VENT
latobd thence dropping to the ground,
tltefeet.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Nv York, November u.-There was
az u>t another DISASTROUS tunnel accident,
ie> er6sy As the New Haven train that
hl' NJ. Vernon at Sis A. n. WAS passing
- iH' % the grain tunnel it was stopped
i"ut E'ghty-Second street. The rear
% 'man ran hack and stopped train q
"a" LIVCks IL The rear, when some person
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North CaroIina RepubIicaus.

TARBoRo, y. c., November 1.-THE best
informed of Democratic managers concede
the election of Dockerey (Rep). Congress.
man -at-large and the entire Republican
State ticket by 1000 majority.
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NEIGHBoRH0cD NEWS.
An Escaped Lunatic - DIphtheria
Elopement.

Ah LSCuDCu LuudtEC - OIDuNntEla -
Elopemenf.
YOUNGSTOWN, O.. November Thames
McClusky, who is considered insane, es-
capped from his room in Hubbard, where
he was under lock and key, on Tuesday
night and has not been heard from since.
Two new cases of diphtheria have been
reported to Health Officer Burnside, one
in the family of Jacob Petrie, High street,
and another in the family of VIM. Cook,on
Moore street.
Bill Shaffer, disreputable character,
and Lizzie Edwards, an incorrigible four
teen-year-old daughter of Morgan Ed
wards, skipped the town on Saturday last,
and have not been heard from since.
New CumberIand Notes.
NEw CUMBERLAND,W. VA, November H.
The band festival last night was very poorly
attended on account Of the inclemency Of
the weather and othsr prerequisites. The
boys got cut whole, though, and had
small surplus 10 60 and come on.
Considerable is said on the street with
: reference 10 the hoodo Mad on Wednesday
NiKht and Contemplated one on Saturday
night Th4 Republican boys wont per-
~ q q = <iH>rffr5E ~ u 49, pI1
I Their ft5acns are good, 90. IN 1876 tN0
small cannons were cast and after the
election both sides had chance to ise
them, bat after the electoral college had
met and the Republicans had used IL that
night, it was stolen by Demeeratsaa since
has not put IN an appearance. Then in
1850 again some Of the Republicans had
another one cast and this is the one so
much is being said about to-dsy.
A Novel Suit.
CANTON, o., November 11.--In Common
Pleas Court, yesterday, case was decided
which had been On trial about one week.
The case was General Samuel BeattR vs..
John Beatty administrator. SImuel Beat
~ is a son Of the late John Beatty. The
suit was brought for the recovery of the
payment of about $500, with interest,
dated in 1871, and given by the father to his
son for work done by him. Over fifty wit
nesses were examined The defense claim
ed the note to be a forgery, but the jury
returned verdict for the plaintiff for
1896.
Want to Take In the Coal Fields.
wAsHINeToN, BA., November 11--An ex-
periRental survey is being made by corps
Of engineers, of the P c. & St. L. railroad,
through one of the best coal countries in
the neighborhood with view of making
such q route if practicable. The line starts
from the main line at EOodville and fol-
lows the valley Of CHARTERS and Miller
runs, crossing INTO the Cherry Valley
branch OF Racceon, through Cecih. Mt.
Pleasant, Smith aud Hanover.
Crooked Insurance Agent.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., November III. r.
Seagrave, an Insurance agent, caused the
arrest of J. NJ. Nicholson, of East Eiyer-
pool alleging that the latter collected
money on policies and failed to turn it
over. The accused protests that he isin-
nocent and has done nothing crooked.
Seagrave claims to. have letters in his pos
session charging Nicholson with raising
in East Liverpool but as the young man
promised to deal 3 straight hand he gave
him employment.
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A,opy for MIS-. Charles rharne.

BoN, Mass, November n.-Mrs. Chas.
E. The, Jr., has been awarded 81, 800 a
wear hony in her suit against her hus
band q well known actor.
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Drowned.

CAIRO, November 11.-Last Wednesday,
as the steamer Oakland was coming up the
rlver, roustsbout, named Taylor, fell off
of barge and was drowned. This morn
ing another rouster fell off Of full barge
in the same tow and was drowned.
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.IRrnYe Bear,s- Fate.

YASEros. D. T., November 1.-THE exc
cuiion OF the Indian Brave Bear will not
occur before next "Wednesday. Several re.
prieves caused confusion as 20 the date OF
the hanging, but November 10Th seems 70
be determined upon instead of the 18Th IS
first announced.
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~iGuREy,

DRESDEN, November h.-Herr HusAuer,
director of the Dresden picture gallaSy, is
dead.
BERLIN, November 1l.-Gustays Notte-
bohn, musical historian, is dead.
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LIVELY SCENE AT A FUNERAL.
The Hcarse Horses Run Away aud
StreW Corpse and Coffin Along ths
HRyside.

StreH corpse anu comm Along Sne
WRyside.
LEBANON, Pa, November IA hearse
broken 10 pieces, coffin on the roadside,
mOurnerS fainting aud unconscious on the
highways, and general confusion among
pail bearers, ministers and friends were
features OF a most distressing accident on
the Cornwall pike, near here, to-day. The
funeral procession of Mrs. NewmaSter was
proceeding from the ore banks to the NJ. f..
Church when the horses attached to the
hearse took fright at a passing locomotive
and ran away at a terrible rate Of speed.
The hesrSe was upset, the glass sides were
broken, the coffin thrown out and split and
the hearse broken to pieces. The other
carriages stopped, and when the nourners
beheld the wreck many tainted away and
dropped in the road. The undertaken was
obliged to send to town for another hearse
before the funeral could go on. The
driver was not injured.
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said, "All right" ane the train started
again. The conductor Of the first train
sent another brakeman back, and be stopped
the train IN the rear within one hundred
feet Of the one ahead OF 1t. The passengers
were much excited.
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The yeannette Inqairy.
We. nl,.... sllrwisr se P.ss.

wAmISsToS, November 1L-When DR..
Bliss called on the Claims Commission to
learn when his bill for services to the late
President would be audited, he was told It
would be as soon as the absent member Of
the Com mission returned "It will be the
next century before your bill is paid" said
friend standing by. 1T looks that way"
said the Doctor, stroking his gray whisk-
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Railway Collision iD the East.

hLLvIILE, Mass, November lL-A col
lin between two freight trains on the
y York snd New Eogland Railroad last
nj, near this place, resulted IN the de-
mshing Of several cars snd blocking the
tTt for several hours. No injuries 10 the
tI3hands are reported.
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That Niagara Bridge.

0rTowA, November 11.-Tbs company
which applied to Parliament, last year, for
a charter TO build bridge across the Niagara
river somewhere between Lewistown and
the Falls. has given noticeof its intention
to renew the application next season.
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Murder az n Debating society.

HARRIsvILLE, KY, November ll.-JOhn
Morris, farmer, was shot at through a
window and killed by an unknown assassin
while presiding at debating society meet
inc Yesterday
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
Calling for . sociaIistie Demonstrate

Calling for . sOcialistie Demonstration
ROME, November 1l.-Placards have been
posted on the walls Of the principal build
ings and on the bulletin boards calling for
another Socialist demonstration here. The
authorities are unable to discover who
placed the placards of SocialistIc work, but
Il has has been done, and full notice given
when the probsble demonstration will take
place. The police are on the alert, and will
prevent, if possible, any outbreak or ten
dency to become unruly. The military
continue in the barracks ready to be called
at sny moment Ii is not likely the An
arcbisis will find as smooth sailing as be.
fore il they attempt TO disturb the peace OF
The city and nation.
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Hum :. Ready for che Inquiry.

Cana, November IL. : Jay Hubbell
says hspects ap investigation into the
exPenSre OF the funds received by him
rs ASSsle leats, and is entirely ready for it,
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Husl HaDg.

OTTAWA, November lit has been de:
cided in the case of Richards, convicted OF
the murder OF fellow emigrank in July,
1881, in sn eastern township, thst the law
must take its course. Tho execution Is
fixed for the 2ith inst.
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Afriepd b pssd b ffss9 is1ssd This
none e.a s.sy: s.ssa;slly 80 -: ss.se.sss -
di.:s. .sso.iss sos. ~ psr:;ssisS
md weaknesses - faaail1as - 80 lena1s
popplstion, Eyssy vo0ao shoun knew
ID HselYie Hlt3sss - vo0nnis tsuo
lSisnd, - viH positively ssstslp h1sisA,
evsa vhep ~ otbW ss0ediO III 4 ~
git tsial slvsys proves eur asseglksG fhsy
ass DIesssDt . he tsste, qalr enst ~
ssns . bstt,A 81 y kesAcA
ssftsrA1sne FL ~ ensssI1ls q tsvs
:; =: :;S ss. = : ~ s.'sal.sisa, :
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The World RID of a Foolish Man.

CLEVELAND, o, November 11.-Fred Stack,
a young saloon keeper, committed suicide
last night. He left note saying his wife
was too old for him, and he could not
stand it,
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Fer Three Year. !.

PIrrsBUR6H. November 1l,-Chrence b
Gelson, an old postoflice EN- ploye in this
city, was sentenced TO three y ears in prison
this morning, for robbing the mails.
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DRY GO0D0,
New York.

NV YoRK, November 1.-The Dsrkei
has been quiet and selections very light in
sll departments, The inquiry. has been
very niOderaiei nothing taken ip excess Of
positive requirements.
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Fer Five Years.

ELIZABETH, n. J., November 1l.-Gso. w.
Burnet, the bank robber, was, this morn
prison and costs, for robbing the National
State Bank in this city.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE receipts
of National bank notes for redemption for
the week ending to-day were Sl,566,OO
Bonds held by the Treasurer to secure ma
tional bank circulations, 1862, $40, $50; to
secure public money in national bank de-
positories, SIG, 600; bonds deposited TO
secure circulation withdrawn during the
week, s., ,00S COO; national bank notes out
sanding $780,, 374. 1888; lawful money on
deposit to redeem notes OF national banks
reducing circulation, S239 235 ,335; liquidat-
ing banks, 81, ,2S7, ,9l3 .240; failed banks,
s97, ,7lO, 720. The Comptroller of the Cur
rency to-day authorized the Montana Ma
tional Bank, of Helena, Montana Territory,
70 begin business, with capital ol 500
600; also the First National Bank OF Wyo.
ming; capital $50,o60.
New York, November 1l.-MoNEY-
Prime mercantile paper, Gas per cent
Bar Silver. 81 llS per cent. Exchange
steady; 4SOA for long; 1907 for sight.
GovERNMEHTs-8 per cent. higher tor
extended threeS snd extended lives, but
otherwise the market is unchanged.
SrOCKs-Dull. Tennessee mixed declined.
RAILROAD BoaDs-Generally strong and
higher.
Eives extended
Fours and-a-hah
Eours is
Pacific Skies OF ----I-'
SroCKs-The Stock market opened at an,
advance of tS@lH per cent, Oregon Nsvi-
CATION leading In the early dealings prices
continued strong and recorded further
advance OF H@l& per cent. in which New
jersey Central, Rochester and Pittsburg:
Canada southern, Michigan Central aud
Louisville and Nashville were the most
conspicuous. About IL o'clock there was
reaction of I.(GH per cent while ktch-
mond srd Danviile dropped to 6Slz. from
6S, and rallied TO 66h.
Bask Statement
NKE YORK, November IL -LoanS de.
crease, 81 l33, 600; specie, decrease, S4So3,-
4Oe; legal tenders decrease, All7, 500: de
poSiis. decrease, 1922, 300; circulation. in
crease, SO, $50; reserve, decrease, S,ei0.628.
Banks now hold s., ,o2i, $50 less. than legal
requirements
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wouIdn't Have It.

Lyons, November 11.-0ne of the work
men employed by the French government
in its tobacco factory here, was fined for
violating the rules Of the Institution. This
so enrsged bis fellow-laborers that they
seized the manager and attempted to
ayenge their eomrade by throwing him in
10 the river The police and government
authorities in.erfe7ed and, with great diff.
Guilty, succeeded in rescuing hin. Several
heads we're broken during the melee No
body killed..
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The Bnr sALxs In the world for CutA
Bruises, Sores, Uleess, Salt Rheam. Beyss
sores, letter, Chopped Hasda ChiItl1ins.
Corps, and all SKIN EruptionA snz poi.
lively cures HiesL II is guas.ntsea 70 give
Perfcct, ss:isfscfinn or nsonsY refus1ed
Prce 5 stpts sr.tsy- Tps sls b Leps
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REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,

NONVTIIUtT TO, ION-, ]
DEAR SIR-By order of the Executive
Committee, l am requested to say that
your name does not appear on our books as
having made any voluntary contribution
toward the legitimate expenses of the past
campaign. II desirous, you can make your
contribution either by calling or sending
to the Assistant Treasurer, Room n, Fifth
Avenue Hotel, who will be here until
Wednesday morning. November 18th.
Very Truly Yours,
"E. VI. JOHNSON, Sec'y."
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Bosros, November Il.-Alvan H. Clark
& Son are now making the largest tele-
scope in the world at their establishment
at Cambridge. 1t Is for the use Of THE Rus
sian government.
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PetreleuR.

TIrrsyuuE, November Ii--0il opened st
a. a6 And closed st 81 Is.
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LecIe.s and ArmIeSs Hero or sedan

BUFFALO, November il.-Among arrivals
here last night was Captain Pierre Do Hass
WHO has neither aFms nor LEGS, be bsS4ns