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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-31
THE STATE CANVASS.

President Arthur doesn't call 1t "mendihg
fences :" he says it's packing private papers
OnIv one more week for that alleged "reac"
ton 70 perform its mission
The Ooaensburq Journal reports that " old
St. Lawrence County will head the Republican column
IN 1882 a always heretofore
Ex-Speaker Alvord Is opposed to the free
canal amendment He fears that the ultimate result OF
and consequent large increase In canal expenses.
This State is represented in the ALVllth
Congress by twenty Republicans and thirteen Demo
Gratis Fourteen out of the thirty-thTee have been
tenominated 80
Colonel Archie E. Baxter, the Republican
candidate for Congress IN the XXXh District was one
Of IN. first men to respond TO Lncons call for troops
IN 1861 and his company the last one under IRE
In shermans march TO the sea,
The RocLester Herald reminds Stephen b.
French that stephen French has the floor on the ques
ton of the forged proxy 1t tells MIN That ne mas Oee
Judged lenienty in quarters, but that now II
ever is the time for him TO prove his Innocence re
Herald adds that his silence not delay Is strength
ering the Judgment against hlm"
The Onoudaga County Republican Committee
Ia. issued an address urging all Republicans in Onon-
daga 10 give hearty support to the Saratoga Ticket In
the course Of their address the committee Gays I'VE
r Arm in the belief that the result OF this election Will
be farreachirg II not potential In the nheuI%e 'u'e
Of National politics"
The Syracuse Journal pays the following
hearty tribute To the hereuean efforts Of the managers
OF the Republican far Onondaga County
IA concerned: There ia universal complaint that John
F. smyth and his state Committee are doing nothing
for the canvass in this locality The meeting held here
Tuesday evening appointed by the County Com
r,ittee which aso secured Mr. DePew without any aid
from the state Committee IL IS looked upon as strange
tear the en who made the ticket take little interest,"
apparently. IN electtng IT,"
Senator Laphamin his address to the Repub-
uans Of Owego had this say OF the head Of ths Re-
puban ticket, II elected to the office Of Governor,
Charles J. Folger will bring administration Ike
those OF Norris Seward. Edwin d. Morgan, John Jay
and John A. DIX administrations OF which We have
always been proud-in which the rights of the people
have always been protected. He VIII be no mans man
he will De no mans Governors he viii be the Governor
Of the state York, and will exercise The func
tons anc dulles of his Office Independently and fear
lekslyN
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TO COLOMBO PALESTINE.

Rosroy. Oct. 3O.-Tnere has been incOrpo-
rated here the Palestine Colonization and Christian Mis-
sosv Association formed for the purpose or colonz
~ Palestine with industrious and energetic Christians,
and by their prudence labor and perseverance, restor
ing il TO it, former grandeurso hatt wlnot only De the
centre of the world geographically but also In artScience
and wealth. The members Of the association claim that
under proper management the soil can be restored to
very high state Of cultivation mineral resources deye-
oned aud mechanical Industries established, thereby
nro6ucng vast commercial Intercourse with other ma
lions II a the purpose OF the association TO run line Of
nackrts between Boston and Palestine, aud the manage
ment ia now negotiating for the purchase OF suitable
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FOREIGN mails for the week ending November will close
AZ this Ofice a. follows.
TUESDAY AT $50 a. for Europe per Arizona via
Queenstown at 20 m. Tor Hayt ami jamaica, per 8.
AthOs at 10 for AspuEwal South Pacific, per
Sc Acapulco az p. tor cape Hayt ST. Domingo aud
Turks Island. a Gao W. Clyde.
WEDNESDAY AT y 80 "A. for Europe. 81. Gala
Queenstown Cetters for France must be directed
GAJa"f az $50 a for France direct. Canada,
via Hayre at for the Netherlands direct "a.
Amsterdam, via Ans erdam az p. m. for Nassau aud
MatsnLas IS City OF ian Antonio at $50 fDE
New iOupdand and Il. Pierre Miquel0n via HALIFAX.
THU R5DAV-At 40 q. FOR Europe, Ss Adrat,o.
Via Queenstown letters fO &c many ard France
directed per AditatiC ,. ar for Europe.
Westphalia. via Plymouth, CherOourH ana Hamburg -
800 p IN for Bermuda, OrinOcO at 1880 hr
Cuba. West Indies and Mexico per So British Empire.
Havana a. for the West Indies aud Brazil yer
SIS. CyphTenes via Newport News.
FRIDAY AT 10 a. m for Porto Rico per Sc. Ant,las
SATURDAYAt for Europe per Sc City OF Berlin.
via Queenstown letters for Germany aud cOtand must
be directed per u u Berlul; at m. for scotland
direct, 50. Crcas.ia, via iasgOw at for Bel
GUM direct S. Naderanf. via Antwerp, NJ IL a
FOR Europe. per Main. Sa Southampton and Bremen;
az l;30 for Cuba and Porto Rico, per -. NeHprt,
via Havana Mails Tor Australia New Zealand. sand.
Wich and Fiji Islands per IS, Zealandtl via san Fran.
cisco close November IL. at D. Mails for China AMI
Japan. IS Oceanic, san Francisco close NOvem
Der "A, at p. m
HENRY c. PEARSON. Postmaster.
The schedule Of closes Of trans Pacnc mails ARRANGED
tn basis Of an uninterrupted overland transit 20 Fran
cisco Mails from the East arriving time at san Francisco
on the day OF sailing Of steamers dispatched the same day.
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TIE ESSENTIALS OF ORTHODOXY.
PROFESSOR PARK BEFORE THE coNGREGATIONAL
MINISTER'S.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRTBUNEL

MINISTER'S.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNE.l
BOsTON, Oct. 30.-PrOfessOr Park, of An
dover spoke to-day before the Congregational ministers
on The Essentials OF Orthodoxy" He said, among
other, but must stop somewhere, because Congrega-
uOnalsm something more than system Of
church government There are three doctrines which,
the present OF the churches should insist upon
essential TO ordination. There may be exceptions but
man should be ordained when he denies or qualities
these doctrines unless explicitly stated that he
IA ordained under such exceptional circum-
stances, and for special reasons These
are First that the Bible is trustworthy a religious
guide In all its religious teachings Second that the
doctrine OF the atonement sacracal consist
Ing IN the suRerings and death Of the Goldman, which
suerngs and death representative Of the eternal
punishment Of sinners, that those sufengs and that
death designed and fact do, honor Gods JUS
tce and love and holiness much the law and the
holiness and justice Of God would be honored BY
the eternal perdtiOn OF sinners. Third that
this world is the only world OF probation ;
that the future world the world OF punishment, II
man dies mpenitent and that such man Will suffer
the punishment Of the law, when eternal We orght
to be careful not 10 Oran man VINO has departed
from the truth than who Is coming up higher to-
ward the truth. Here Is the mountain OF truth one
is at the very bottom OF and going up another
They meet at certain place and
each agrees exactly with the other. They
both equal then. but the Uan who Is going up
Is f4r superior the who h coming down. Tie one
going up has his face toward the heavens the who
j. coming down shaking OF the Old doctrines ana no
can tel 10 will CO."
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
THE SALE OF THE NICKEL PLATE.
THE RELATION OF TIE LEHIdH VALLEY ROAD TO
THE PyRcHAsE-JAY GOULD UNINFoRMED..
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBCSB.l

THE RELATION OF TIE LEHIGH VALLEY ROAD TO
THE PyRcHAsE-JAY GOULD UNINFORMED..
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSB.l
BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct 30.-The party or Le-
high Valley Railroad officials who went West on hunt
inc tour about two weeks ago arrived here this morn
ing over the Grand Trunk road correspondent or
THE TRIBUNE sought out the party to gain information
relative TO the alleged sale Of the Nickel Plate road 70
the Iebigh Valley road Mr. Packer tired after the long
Journey had not arisen but Dyington, the general
messenger agent when questioned about the interview
teegraphed from Chicago expressed surprise AT
the report as photographed He said that several OF the
Newspaper mon OF Chicago called on the
party in the car but nothing said which eouid 90
n statement thai she Nickel Plate had De
purchased by the Lehigh valley The Only etateiheht
made to the reporters Chicago regarding the NcAe
Plate effect that tho Lehigh Valley was JUS
rs likely TO control the Nickel Plate as SIT NanoeroIt
The party left for the East on the Etc foau WIS
afternoon. -.
Jay Gould and party o. friends passed through here
early this morning the Lake Shore ana rev
York Central roads. the way to New-1ork
Mr. Gould asked what he knew regarding the SUE
of the Nickel Plate. He said that he had received no IN
whatever about the sale except what he h
gained from he newspapers, and was unwilling 10 sJ
anything about 1t He expected TO aud out wnhI Va
been done III the matter reaching New 0rk ~
Gould hal intended TO come East over the Nlcke
road, but for some unexplained reason he suddenly
changed his mnd and came over the Lake Shore
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-The latest theory in regard 70
the purchase Of the Nlckle Plate Railroad and one
generally credited by Western railroad as the most
probable Il that the purchase made by Vanderbilt
the Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis
the Hooking Valley and the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Companies jointly. Vanderbilt thereby getting rid OF u
rival tho Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
apOs and the Lehigh Valley roads securing direct routes
to Chicago, and the Hooking Valley Road an Quiet W
both Buffalo and Chicago for Its coal.
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THE DRAMA.
Mr., FLORENCE AS OBENREIzER.

Mr.. FLORENCE AS OBENREIZER.
Mr.. Florence is to be thanked for an intel
lsctua sensation. His performance OF Oberet-er last
night at the Grand Opera HouSe,-where 1t was seen
and admired and copiously appauded by crowd or
Spectators that completely flied the thearewas work
Of uncommon dramatic power aud OF finely finished
mechanism. He depicted a thoroughly and terribly
wicked cbaracter-unsorupulous treacherous, vindic-
tive remOrseess aud only redeemed by the capacity or
absolute uusehsh absorbing love. This Is the true
ideal Of Obenreiser and the comedian presented with
Astonishing cearness and the abnegatiOn Of almost
ever virtue Of humanity The animal quality
Of the cter his cold and deadly purpose
his specious hypocrisy, his consuming PASSION, and
bis agony In its repulse and ultimate defeatal these
together the alert, insinuating foreign manner
were conveyed with cOusummate skill the hands of
Feohter tho original In Europe, OF this part-there
was about Obenrezer 1.-THE and supple sinuosy
while the glow OF halfbidden fires Of hesh hate and
wickedness more balefuL The reptile within the
man seemed more obvious and more frightful But Mr.
Florence less intense than his renowned eXempar IL
not less true and in skill and grace his performance
Last night was fine enough for any body The plausi
1dhty OF Il had grim sort Of involuntary humOr, which
tie audience 1T recognized, and the struggle be-
tw1xt malignant passion and instructive pru-
denos as shown In the birthday scene, com
handed Intellectual respect and evoked tunult
Of enthusiasm. "No Thoroughfare is a play
that abnunds IN omnous contrasts. and deepens IL
inte proceeds to its terrific elimination amid
the storms and SHOWS Of the Swiss Alps Throughout
the nic the Inn with It's attempted murder
and baled viany. and at the frenzed close Mr. Flor
audience silent and speI6ound with eager
Suspense The applause was frequent and emphatic.
MI Charles Dade acted exceedingly well as Waiter
Etdfng and q thoroughly good mpersonatlon Of Joey
Ladle-iL which the bumor made secondary TO the
element Of character and sequent Upon Twas given By
dr ListOn. " No ThorOughare - Will be repeated
~ tuf nl wee 80 ii
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TIE CAUSE or JOHN LEON4RUs DEATH

coroner's jury held an quest last evening in
regard to the death of John Leonard found dead
with bulIet-hole in his brain in Dufleld-st,
Brooklyn, week ago this morning Coroner Keller
County court House was thronged. John Kenny
pointed out as the murderer by strong, clrcum-
stautlal evidence, was present with his counsel
On the opposite side of the room sat the widow Of
the murdered car-driver. The jury gave a verdict
that Leonard came TO his death from plstol-shot
wound fired by John Kenny.
Kenny was taken before Justice Walsh 10 the
morning. His examination was postponed. He was
driven to the prison In private coach.
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CH4RGED UITH COUNTERFEITISG.

BRADFORD, Penn, Oct. 3O.-James Campbell,
crook from Buffalo, was brought before Alderman
Ward this afternoon, charged with counterfenS. Three
counterfeit dollars and mouds found the pris-
oner. Campbell claims TO be Of extensive gang
all from Buffalo. with headquarters Bradford. who
have made thousands OF dollars OF counterfeit dollars
halves. quarters. and IS gold pieces, aud has agreed
10 bgtray his comrades. The examination Will 10 con
81 "a
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ACTION BY DIRECTORS.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 30.-At O meeting OF
the directors Of the Railroad Company at
Macon to-day. John E. Jones was elected TO the presi
dency ill the unexpired term Of General W HoltT
died lately. vlcePresident Raoule was elected to fill
the place On.the board made vacant by the death OF
William VI. Wadley. J. j. Gresham elected to the
place the board made vacant by the promotion VI MI
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MATERIAL FOR THE SOUTH.

NEw-0RLEANs. Oct. 30.-A dispatch to The
Picaytne from vicksburG says: General Manager
Edwards the Wilson Line OF Mississippi Valley Rail
roads received a telegram from Pttsburg to-day stating
that 5000 tons OF steel rails loaded on barges
ready 20 come South the first hlgn
water Two thousand tons go Anthony Ferry, fazoo
River 10 be laid in Sharkey County. and 1000 tons to
NewOrleHns Tor the road between thar CITY ana Baton
Rouge. Manager Edwards returned to-day from trip
over the line in Sharkey County. He reports the work
Of grading TO be advancing rapidly"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-31
TBURL0W WEED STEADILY GAINyG.

Thurlow Weed was better yesterday than be
has been at any time shce he Frustrated by his rss
serious chill He ate his meals With increased appetite
and the family felt much encouraged at this marked i'm
provement DR.. ChadbouIne said mat MI weeds whole
svsten was responding fnvornby 10 the demands made
non r. and he felt certain that very he would
au 10 meet his old friends again. as AAd been his Gus
tom He went 70 sleep quietly In the evening and a
good night predicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-31

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct. 31-l a. m.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday upward. Cloudy weather
and light rain 100 OF an nchl followed during the
first quarter by clear weather. during the second and
third quarters cloudy weather again prevailed but was
followed at night By clear weather The temperature
ranged between $50 and 500. the average 01' Deing
lOtlOwer than the corresponding day last year ana
l29 lower than on sunday.
Clear or fair weather, with slight changes in tempera-
ture possibly followed by cloudy weather and chances
OF ight ram, may be expected to-day IN this city and
vicinity.
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ESCAPING INNS WIFES CLOTHING.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 3O.-An interesting
story comes from Gainesville. While BRIT" Osborne,
convicted Of robbery, lying In jail awaiting hear
ing OF motion for trial, his wife allow eG TO
visit him frequently. on saturday hight she asked for
aud obtained permission stay all night in his cell.
Next morning the Jailer turned out person. whom he
supposed be Mira. Osborne. A few minutes later a
little cld appeared the door with articles OF
wOmans clothing aud said that Osborne had sent them
10 his wife. An investigation revealed Mrs. Osborne Ia
her uncercOthes in the CELL her husband having escaped
by her strategy. she released. OSBORNE las not
leeu
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THE CONTEST WITH M0RMOyIsM

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 30.-Judge Hunter
this morning gave his decision denying the writ OF
mandamus IN the Of DOuglss and Pratt TO compel
the salt Lake sheriff and Territorial Auditor
TO surrender their books and Offices TO Douglass
and Pratt. appointed b. the Governor to
these respective positions under the Hoar amendment TO
the Edmunds law The decision CAUSES great dis content
snOng the Gcuties.
AT Ogden to-day IN Ike Judge Emerson decided
IN laV0r Of inc GOyenCTaappointees and they will be at
once installed
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4 STRlKE PRACTICALLY ENDED.

PrTTsBURG Penn, Oct. 3O.-The strike Of the
East Liverpool Ohio. potters which was begun i've
months ago, has become a strike only OF the
700 men who quilted work employers notified
them that any who joined the knights Of Labor would DC
discharged al except 100 nave either returned TO Work
or left the or the eight lotteries implicated ye
are cunning at nearly half their capacity two en-
ueedrd
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THE FIFE RECORD.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30.-Firo in Oakland
yesterday destroyed dwelling and burned 10 death a
Chinese domestic. The fire caused BY the explosion
Of a OF coal oil in the hands OF the Celestial
Boston, Oct 3O.-The Mount Kneo House, at Moose
head Lake. bEned to-day Nothing except the
stables Is left. Tho hotel insured for $4,000 In
Boston. New York and roreIgn COMPANIES.
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SENATOR HARRIS SERIOUSLY I'LL.

IbI IHItuHAFH 10 TIE IHIHLNt+I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 3O.-United States
Senator Isham g. Harris is lying seriously fl at Mar
well House. being troubled with general disorganzaon
OF the bowels aud kidneys resulting from his ardous
canvass OF the State aud his physicians say he cannot
All tbe remainder of his appo ntnents illness
not deemed alarming hrst but hs friends have been
sarlaualy alarmed to-day.
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ANIRON BRIDGE COMPLETED.

SAvANNAH. GA, Oct. 30.-The iron bridge
over the Savannah River completed this afternoon
and the connections finished. Trains bound North on
the Charleston and savannah line passed over safely
and the bridge will be generally used The bridge
Is magnificent structure IL IL suDstantla, ana Is
considered finest iron bridge In the South II cost
100000
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Harlem. on Sunday. October
20 1892 by the Rev Hasey Moore Mr. Jacob Brown and
Ms Hattie Patterson daughter Of oseph H. Patterson
ROBESON-DAVENPO3T- rhursday, October %, 1882. at
SOmervte y j. By the Rev. Dr. MesCk assisted By the
Rev. Mr. Reed Besee Il, daughter OF > w. Davenport,
esq- OF SomeryIle, TO William B. Robson OF Brooklyn,
y. Y.
sMIrH-McCA LIZ October 80 az Jefersonyille,
Ind, by the kevs Geo NJ McCampoell and j. K Demarest
the residence Of the brides parents, MI and Mrs j. H.
McCampbeu, their daughter Marguerite " Henry Cole
Smith Of New York CITY.
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TIE ASHLAND MURDERERS.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 30.-Neal and Craft,
the Ashland murGcrers, who had been held IN the Fay
cite County Jail for safe keeping taken to-day TO
Catlettsbure trial The fear that mob would lynch
the prisoners induced Governor Blackburn to order out
q battalion of the guard special escort The mill
tary commanded BY Major j. T. Allen, and consisting Of
Lexington compuIs o: infantry and battery Of ar
tery-l9 officers and go mcn-ett this city to-day on
"A special train with tie prisoners, arriving safely ut
CAT eitSburg AT 4 O'Clock IN the afternoon.
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bruises under his eyes and he was speeches. from
conclusion OF the brain He died soon sfterward at his
home No. 80 veseY-st boy says that he saw man
strike and knock him. It Is suspected That one
OF the rufians lounge about the railroad crossing
killed him. physician says that death resulted from
blow. ROynan inOfensiye man. He leaves o
uffa
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SWIYDLED By MARRIAGE ASSOCIATIONS.

NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. 30.-A dispatch from
Dallas, Tex TO me Times Democrat says An indigna-
ton meeting OF swndled policy holders OF marriage
associations held here to-day. Professor Malone
presided. He said he had been swinded OF $40, and
was not disposed 10 TO loss there law
enough III Texas punish cheating and swindling.
Others present said they had been similarly treated
The meeting adjourned without action until Wednesday,
Meantime line of action glu DC formulated Ihe plan
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" TOMB BUFORD ESCAPES.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 30.-Colonel "Tom
Bulor, who three ago killed Judge John NJ
Elliott OF the Court Of Appeals Of this State, and who
was acquitted but aferward declared insane and
confined In Central Lunatic Asylum, city,
escaped on Saturday and 70 Jacksonville. Ind.
IL Is the opinion Of lawyers here that he cannot be
brought back TO Kentucky req1iaiton there Is
no longer a criminal charge against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-31
DALY'S THEATRE.

The lovers of legitimate drama and Of good
acting ought not TO overlook the privilege that Is ar
fonded 70 them In the continued OF The Squire"
ct Days Thestre The play the best that have
been produced HewYork for several years and iis
strong story is fney contracted character
paintings It's I'm presslve lesson leave In all minds
Valuable remembrance. Miss Ada Rehan has won
honor in her performance Of the heroine The cast ia
srong one, and the scenery excellent
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NOT 4 CANDIDATE.
A FALSE REPORT ABOUT DIR. NEwM

A FALSE REPORT ABOUT DIR. NEWMAN
To the Edtt0r OF the Tribune
SIR: That story published in your Sunday edi-
ton. taken from The Philadelphia Press, as TO my
aspirations for the Italian Mission. Is the purest
fabrication ever invented. The reporter of The
Press should have a brass medal-symbol of his
brazen effrontery. Respectfully yours,
J. 7. NEWMAN.
No go Hest Fify-nintt-st. Oct 80, 1882,
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pear in this piece Tho Queens Shilling" mas 'eea
ayeraby known upon the stage for several pus
II has not before been produced IN Uh9
AZ ths earlier works OF the author OF the faryenu
The latter play in its last week 81 "a,a az
Theatre No person who enjoys and esteens ,rue Sc
and GOOD writing should omit to see the perioln"neo
of % The Parvenu by Mr.. WGllacks company
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JUDGE PHILIP B. SWING.

CINCINNATI Oct. 30-Philip B. Swing
Judge OF the United District Court for the South
ern District of OLio died his residence at Batavia
Ohio tonight at the age Of sixtytVo years. Judge
Swing was a native OF Ohio and appointed to the
District JudgeShp by President Grant in 1871 to sue
coed Judge levitt VINO resigne ucoOnnt of old age
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The Park Theatre Fire.

destruction the PARK Theatre by last evening
another Of false economy II the precautions had
been taken with this building which have been with the
Casino namely the adoption Of the AUToXATIc FRs
ALARM EXTNGU IsER this disastrous ire would have
been avoided Full Information can be obtained at No Z3+
Broadway.