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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-27
FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS.
CINCNSATI, Oct. 26.-Ihe convention of the
American Institute of Architects today adjourned TO
meet in Providence and Newport r. L. at the call OF the
board of trustees.
BOY ENTICED FROM HOME AND MURDERED.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26.-Damel Stephenson, n
boy was entlced from his home in Christian County
Saturday last by William Wilson and A j. Inman, and
have not been arrested.
SHOT BY HIS WIFE
CHEYENNE, w. T., Oct. 26.-A man named
Thomas Talbot was fatally shot here by his wife
early hour this morning during quarrel The wife
claims 10 have acted in self-defenoe.
POISONING HIS FAMILY.
LANCASTER, ONO, Oct. 26.-News comes
from Lowell Garrard County, KY, that Fountain Tank
eIslY 1r., poisoned his wife and two children The wife
died OF IL o'clock Tuesday night aud the children
IN critical condition. rankersy has hed
BENEFIT FOR THE sLAYBACK FAMILY.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26.-The matinee given by
John MeCulough az the Olympic Theatre this afternoon
Tor the benefit OF the dow and children OF Colonel A.
W. siayback netted between ~, 900 and ., 900.
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Rim INTO BY THE CIRCASsA.

UNIFAX, \. S., Oct. 26.-Ihe Dark IL. W.
p,uor ~ norchester n b. from Point Wolf october
% for Penartn Roads, with of DEALS for ORDERS
arrived here tonight in distress. having been in col
uson on Monday afternoon with the Anchor
Line steamer Circassia, from Glasgow for New
York The bark experienced far weather aIter
leaving port until Monday, when moderate
fog with light n +. n. winds, and heavy sea
prevailed AT 4 D. III. on Monday, while in a fog,
steamers whistle was heard, and soon after vessel
loomed up through the fog going at full speed she
struck the bark on starboard bow carrying away the
boon and the bowsprt AT the knghtheads, stavng me
bow and starting the foretOpgalaut mast; soon after te
vessel discovered TO be leaking NJ sonsid,aoe I,
rate The steamer after striking glanced on ana dsdp
peared IN the fog The on the DARK caled 10 tlOse
on the other vessel lay by and she probably dld pu
sbout as soon as possible TO try to lind them as her
whistle was heard Tor some time aferward but she dd
not come I'm sight. The wreck cleared away ana
the vessel bore In for this port Tne H. w. Palmer Is
new vessel OF All tons register this being her first voy
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cRIMEs AND CASU4LriES-BY TELEGRAPH.

KILLED BY 4 BOILER EXPLoSICS.
MEMPHIS. Oct. ia smal boiler on the tugboat
De soto exploded today. Joseph Coleman, cclood was
killed
DROyER ROBBED on THE HIGHWAY
FRYiBURG. Me. Oct 2G-J0hn q. Mason, e
deoye OF Albany was ayaid aud robbed last night
Iynchville. he lost n, ,t6l and watch
POST OFFICE ROBBED DY BURGLARS.
WYOMNG, Penn, OcJ. 26.-ihe SAFE IN the post
Office robbed se0 and postage stamps this morn
in The door of tie safe knocked IN with s.edSe ham
CRUSHED BETWEEN Two CARS.
PR VlDENCE. &. l., Oc:. 20.--Ihoinas Mcdonald,
are fhrty.nve a car rspalrer the NewloE and New
Engiand R1iwsy today :aiay crushed betweea two
SWEPT OVERHEARD AND DROWNED.
SAN IRANCIsCO. Oct. 20.--1hc BIfish ship
ObeTon arrived IN port yesterday, sixty two dsys from
Syduev Australia the passage nm Ehs sad 70 y 1sSs
darlux storm Captain England swept oyvt1SAad s1a
dr,yaed The vessel narrowly escaped foundcfirG.
TRAM wRECKERs AT WORK,
GRAND HAVEN, Mich. Oct 20.-A Tram OF @ ine
Doroit rand Haven ard aIraukse Railroad was sniowh
INTO ditca DAY ~ Train wfecser. "a. ~ h,r,v ~ cs:
.r Holl ON tie als vile g the bsn~ - MY oa
hgh Tss DagEag- snl sN0 passs,s.. & ~ " s
down. There trW ketso-so VI s~e ~~
Ma suxoQsy A4.I
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, IHursday, Oct. 70, 1857.
During the gale OF Tuesday Yarmouth smack was
lost and her crew OF six drowned. Another
smack with a crew of ten men is reported lost.
AT the Newmarket Houghton meeting to-day the race
for the Free Handicap Sweepstakes OF s1o0 each, for
threey years-ods was by Lord Zetlands Amalh, by
half length T.. LOrillard's Sachem second and
Lord StamfOrds Gehemniss third. Five horses
WINNIPEG, Oct. 26.-Archbald Macdonald, of Rat
Portage was shot through the heart in the Caledonia
Hotel late last night by Robert d. Garvin locomotive
engineer said be FROM Georgia The tragedy the
result of drunken quarrel in the barroom of the hotel
in the course OF which Macdonald struck Garvin
whereupon the latter drew q revolver and shot his
salant. The murderer arrested.
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The syndc of Lyons has received letter In which
threat is made to blow up the Bourse In that city,
RESULT OF THE PRUSSIAN ELECTIONS.
BERLIN, Oct. 26.-The direct electors chosen

at the recent election their votes to-day for mem
bers OF the Diet The returns so far received lhoca
that OF 376 members elected. Conservatives az
Free Conservatives 70 of the Centre Party SO National
Liberals IL secesonists 80 Progresssts. IL Poles anu
8 independent Liberals: remainder unknown. Among
the members returned are the Ministers OF war funme
Works and Agriculture. with the eAcep,,o eAcep,rdons the
snecdily snppressed anti-Jewsh demonsIra3nr, .'o
elections in Berlin passed off quietly inc nc tbe cleo
ore Greatly disappofnted at the tendency OF Tue
lions they having thus far sustained several "hoiS w
expected losses. , 80, pr,tly,mer have
been reelected In Frankfort the Democraucco ro y,
gressist candidates Herr Stern one OF tue W
the Frdnkffrter Zettluig, and Herr fhhSch' in'""
turer have been elected $780,. s.,o,.oa ,ho
In Berlin all the Progress.st candidates deleateu 'o
Conservatives by a majority OF two-thlrds'
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R1ILROAD INTERESTS.
METHODS USED BY sCALPERs."

No resnonse to Commissioner Fink's inquiry
regarding the OF the ow-priced tickets 10 hhSs
City and St. Louis by the Lake Erie and western hai
road Company has been received yet from the omeeSo
the company. No action will be taken until an OK pan
ton is given by that road. The cut rates remain the
soma hu railroad men think that the "scalpers have
secured their tickets prices which viii enable them 70
make the fare TO Kansas City go whoutoslne moncy
The regular fare is $31 TO- Some OF the western rodus
between Chicago and Kansas City are becoming some
what nervous the prospect OF having rahc tuat
would otherwise 90 their lines diverted by the cut
on the Lake Erie and Western and the Chicago ana
Alton route IL was stated yesterday that an oicer o
the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad had de-
clared "Well, whatever the Commissioners ohoo
may do the matter we are not going 10 lose any
through business by the cut" Tie scalphS ol
Kansas City rates unfortunate juncture OF
affairs on November 1 it il intended TO restore the
between Chicago and Kansas Clty anu ot bois @
prevailed before tne hot war whcn ehsueH upoi
the opening OF the independent Chicago line oI TIE wa
bash Company These 10 kansas CIV flrsG
class. $l4 80 second class Sl3 AT present tnere Is
siugir compromise rate $i2 TO- The Original rates
were Chicago ana ct Louis - 40 anu between
st. Louls and Kansas CITY ~ o. the present f
mise rate beng ~ each these Two DIVISIONS W
this route Tue eIcccss OF tine attempt To ehorce 'no
hIcnes rates TO River points s likely 10 DC
baKed snould me Lake Erle ana Western cutting AFFECT
through Kansas CltJ travel by way OF Chci9o' ny
trunk-lin roads clam tuat they are MAINTAINING ul
rates Notwithstanding tine on the Lake Erie and
Western but tney are at Least tx f ba.s De
you'd quantity limited by agreement 10 each p"7
senger , r-.-t
Tne special Philadelphia fares made by the Pennsyl-
yania iairoad BContennia celebration III tat
CITY TINS week have permitted the garncrng Oi larry
good harvest by the tcEet scper-" The special ihre
rOuud-trp tickets from Chicago 10 Ihhadelha nae
made @27 80 against schedule rare one way Va
SIS % BY using special tickets anu addlhB 10
tueln unu-trip rare be, weeA Newfork ana fha
delphia-$I-tne scaipers are able 10 secure rouni
tr,p fare between New York ahd Chicago OF Sol 5C'
Hence they abe to supply tickets Tor one way DC
tw. en- Chicago ana NeWiUrk for SlJ %, ana the dief
ence between figure anu $50, tue regular iaie,
the margin allowed for scalplng" tatn ra.es. by
eimar use SPECIAL tickets tue scaliefs
i'll New cutting PlttsOurg Iaies ms nOue Oi
cutung viii not last bey ohd Inc BCchtehhia
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BURGLARS N A SAYINGS BANK.

WILTON, ~ H., Oct. 26.-Thc Wilton Saw
ings Bank in tho second story OF the brick block on
Maln.st was entered carly this morning BY three
burglars. The safe was opened, but the thieves only
secured Sl2 The dry-goods store OF George Wallace
was also visited by burglars but they failed TO open
tbe .afe The dry goods store OF George A. Car er
entered and $50 from the safe. In their hls ut
tue Burglars encountered Dr. H. Powers. anu shot blin
in .ie right arm. Atter this they made hasty retreat
toward Milfor where they stole team of h"gsos Ine
team was subsequently found NJ Manchester, y ID,
whrse the thieves uroOab took a sOuth-10unI lran
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THE PROGRAMME OF sERRANO's PARTY.

LONDON, Oct. GA Reuter- dispatch from
Madrid says that the programme of Marshal seuano's
party comprises the reesabllshment OF the Constitution
OF 1862 modified as follows; King Alfonso and lls
dynasty be recognized the legitimate rulers OF
the country; the King have the power Of dissolvng
the Cortes condition that "A Legislature shall be
summoned Immediately present life Senators TO be
entitled to ain their dignity I'm the legislature.
aud sitting OF the Congress 10 be limited to six
months
senor Gorilla writes to the Paris Temps denying that
he has adhered Marshal Serrano's new scheme, and
saws that he will lie Republican,
MADRID, Oct. 26.-rhe action OF the Government in
converting tue COrtes at earlier date than was eN
pected on account OF agitation raised by Marshal
seTauO, is generally approved
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TRANSATLANTIC NEWS.
,o,,ppNvpNrAI, AND OTHER TOPICS.

GOVERNMENTAL AND OTHER ToflCs.
v.rrrRs RELATING TO EGYpr-rHE RhVoLoi.o
AIRY PLOT IN FRANCE-THE PRUssiAN Eiho
AN OCEAN STEAMER IN coLusloN-A siAioh
Fvideuce in regard to the incendiary fres IN
,,arandr;a has been taken in Cairo. 1t Is
thought that Professor Palmer and the mem EN-
hers r Of his party have been murdered by Be-
Aon;ns In both Houses of Parliament yester-
sav votes of thanks to the British Army IN
Egypt were passed; the House of Commons theh
took ND the closure question. Details OF tne
anarchist conspiracy in France are puoiIsneu'
The result of the Prussian elections "il,n
wore held yesterday, causes great d'S''pporn. CIV
ment among the Liberals. Inc SIe''ipea Jeanne, W 20
s.ss;a while ON the way from Glasgow 10
Now-yorl ran into bark last Monday. Pro-
lessor Tvndarl unveiled the statue OF Carlyle
,n tho Thames Embankment at Chelsea yes
tarClaY.
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THE Ross MURDER.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.-MorrisOG, who was
arrested at Atlanta, Ca for burglary committed in East
Tennessee aud who begged TO he brought here to tell
what he OF the Ross murder brought here to-
day by Officer Buchanan, OF Atlanta MOrrisons story,
far known, is that after the murder he and his
cOmrade walked down the railroad Cincinnati. stop
ping the way 10 hide the watch stolen Ross and
the lead pipe with which the murder was committed
They registered here the Madison House. Tue
resisler eOrr0borates the latter slaiemeEt.
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THETA-DELTA-CAI CONTENTION.

BosTOY, Oct. 26.-The thirty sixth annual
convention Of the TneaDeitaCm Fraternity under the
auspices OF the Dartmouth Chapter opened here this
morning ThIrtyfye delegates IN attendance
representing the following colleges Cornell Bowdon,
Kenyon, Harvard Boston University Tufts Dartmouth
College OF the CITY OF Sew-I0rk, Hobart, Lafayette
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SEAMEN MASSACRED BY SArAGES

NEwBEDFORD, Mass, Oct 26.-A letter re-
ceved in this city from Captain Grape, of the lost
schooner Surprise OF this port, Basket Island near
Punta Arenas gives the particulars OF the and also
states that boat that he left at the island was
subsequently massacged by the natives, with the
cepticn OF Portuguese boy. He also states that a
boats crew belonging to the British bark Roseneah
which fOundered at comprising the mate and four
men, also murdered by the natives, excepting the
mate. WHO was aftcrward rescued by friendly In
dians and sent TO Valparaiso. third bOlt's had
also been massaored by the natives at this point.
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STAGE ROBBERY IN COLORADO.

LEADvILLE, Oct. 26.-As the stage from
Malta, due here at o'clock last night. reached point
opposite tho Arkansas Valley smelter. in the suburbs
OF this city, 1t was stopped by two masked While
pointed revolver at the driver the other ordered
the passengers 20 dismount They did So ana being
ranged III row, one road agent covered them Win a
while the other robbed them of yaua5les
amounting to $1,000 The passengers were then
allowed 10 proceed and the robbers departed.
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PHASES OF EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS.
fHANI5O VI T1N' II
,us cu,RGys AGAINST THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nAIMFR's FATE.

rur CHARGES AGAINST THE REBElS-fhofL00O
PALMER's FATE.
CAmo Oct 26.-The English counsel oeci'no ~
.oIort,te the defence of Mahmoud Baroudi anu
Toulba Pacha, who are accused OF lhcenu,' ''n
nm. will defend Arabi Pacha, Ali Fehm AOdelal
III oa,,a, Fanz the last of whom is charged with
,ntr,onuc in favor of Hahn Pacha. They are 10
No tried separately 1t is declared that there are
only 1SO prisoners in Cairo, and very few IN 'he III
,er;or Sir Charles Wilson denies that Nlnet was
ll.treated while he was i'll prison.
Tho Prosecution Committee has examined All
Bey Rushdi, who during the bombardment OF AleA-
andria commanded the guard stationed at 'ne La"
Courts He states that he was ordered by oueiiilai
and Daoud Pacha to fire the building, but he loi-
lowed Arab TO Kafr-el-Dwar without executing INC
order. He was taken before Arab, VINO ASKED hiih
whether OF not he obeyed the order. huShui IT,
plied "Yesn through fear. Arab thereupoh eA
claimed THANK God we have annhliateu 'no
greater part of the Christians aud their prlncipa'
huiidingsn This evidence thus far, however, mas
not been supported.
AIrxANpaI,. Oct. 26-Colonel Warren, who has
been searching for Professor Palmer, who, it was
fsared with his party had been murdered by Bed
on,ns reports that he has seized lei ter al AkDa
written bv the Governor of Nakh, proving that tne
Governor ordered them to be attacked ne Ietter
stetes that they were killed. The hostility OF the
Beduuins prevents search In the interior HoioiIe,
Marren's scouts and messengers h1Ee az .pri pVoh
t,iled Colonel Warren started with LOO ialthlui
Betouins and had the promiseOf aid from lnnuehuai
natives near the disturbed districts
no. 'srab; Pacba has delivered TO Mr. Broadley, his
counsel a statement of the various indigntles III
fieted upon him Mr. Broadley has instituted pro-
eeedmgs against the chef actors III these outrages
LoxpoN. Oct. 27.-lhe Foreign Office has re-
celved a telegram from the British Consul az Suez
stating thar the corpSes of Lieutenant CharIington
snd CAPTAIN Gill; of Professor PalmeI's party have
been found and identified NGthGg eeTan Is
The Bedoulns are very hostile, and those compTo-
missed IN tins affair threaten TO attack Colonel War
rens party o,,,. 1,..;, 6
Ministers have decided to instruct the Governor OF
Soudan to hold out at Khartoum until assistance
has arrived 1t is stated that the False Prophet has
reached Kordofan 1t has been decided to enlist as
many black troops as possible for service against
the False Prophet. IsmaIl Pacha Eyou0 VIII he
placed the head of these forces, with stone Pacha
second IN command" - ,., l.
Paoiucci. the Italian naval officer who deserted 10
ioiu Arab Pacha, has been sentenced 10 two years
Imprisonment. and the sentence has been confirmed.
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TRIBUTES TO CARLYLE AND EMERSON.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-Professor Tyndall un-
yelled statue of Thomas Carlyle on the Thames En-
bankment at Chelsea today. At the conclusion OF
long address Professor Tynda expressed the wish that
n memorial should be raised at the place to Ralph
Waldo Emerson the oftiest purest aud most penetrat
ing spirit that shone in American literature, anu
the lifelong friend OF Carlyle.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

CIGAR MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION FORMED.
ALBANY. Oct. 26-Ihe hew-YOrk Cigar Manu-
iactures Association Of NewYOk Incorporated today
he objects OF tins association the mutual protection Of
lts members against the legislation f
iecng The cigar Industry aEd fO the mutual benefit Of Its
members
CAPTAIN PARRERs BURIAL.
PoRTsMouIH. y. H. Oct. 26-lhe remains OF
captain william A Parker u. = NJ buried 20 dAy IN
The Harmony Grove Cemetery The REV. 4. H. Cham ber
lain ofeated detachment Of mariners from the Ports
mouth Navy Yard paid the naval hUnOrs.
JOHN BROWNS WIDOW
BOsTON, Oct. 26- | he widow of John Brown of
Harpes Ferry fame Is IN Boston where she the recipient
OF attentions from prOmnen people Of the city and
suburbs she tls ate Al
the residence VI DID 4. Talbot
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THE GRAIN CoNTRACT CASES DECIDED

CHICAGO, Oct. 2G.-A decision upon the
question of the legality of marginal dealings on the
Board OF Trade rendered in the Appellate Court to-
day. A commission firm brought suit against customer
for marginal differences on deal in grain The lower
Court rendered Judgment for the amount claimed. The
Appellate Court holds that the purchase of grain for f
ture delivery where there is evidently Intention
actually deliver the grain, but simpy TO settle the diff
ferences in the price in money, within the law
AGAINST gambling, and the aggreved party has
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ARRITAL OF PRESIDENT ARTHUR.

President Arthur and Secretary Lincoln arrived
from Washington at the Pennsylvania Railroad de-
NOT last night at 1l:4j. The trap was delayed an
hour and ten minutes on account of the crowd at
philadelphia. President Arthur drove to his house
&, Iexinqfon-ave.. where he expects to remain un-
nj after the election. Secretary Lincoln drove 10
the Clsev House. lie will remain IN the city IOr
dav or two. Secretary Frelinghuysen and MIS-
Tryyhnghuysen accompanied the party from wash
ingtol TO Newark.
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EARNINGS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-The statement OF
the business all lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company east Of Pttsburg and Erie for SEPTEMBER
1882 as compared with month III 1881, shows;
An increase in gross earnings $6S2 $780, increase
in expenses Of 81 347 increase in net earnings OF
S271 24g. The months OF 1882 as compared win
me salle period of 1851 An Increase III gross
earnings OF S3,UO0,O40; increase Ia expenses 0i
S2,SOOSI4; an increase in net earnings or 9ZOS,oVo
All INES west OF ttsDuTg AMI Ere fOr The ninc months
OF 1882 show surplus AL Liabilities OF S9i3ZSl
being decrease, cUmpdrcI with the same peil0i VI
loSl, vi Sl,32J 90.
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ENGLAND. FRANCE AM TUNIS.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-Ihe Times says that the
British Government has informed France that it makes
no objection TO the abolition Of the capitulaons with
Tuns and the establishment OF French tribunals in the
honorable conduct which II has full confidence Great
Britain however can permit nothing detrimental TO her
commercial treaty with Tunis France has given the
fullest assurances this point, and 1t IS perfectly
understood by that in whatever arrangements Eng
land may make with Egypt the rights OF French citizens
sail be respected equally with those of the British
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ADELBERr COLLEGE DEDICATED.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 26.-Adelbert College Of
the Western Reserve College dedicated today with
impressive ceremonies President Gilman, OF johns
Hopkins University delivered the dec.catory address
Tue college is the It OF Amasa stone, j- OF Cleyeand
wO built the cost of s0OOoOO Aaay cstnS SlsAeu
rdneat tors and puhnc men were present
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4 MILWAUKEE MERCHANT DISAPPEARS

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 26.-John Heiser'
formerly member OF the hrm Of Carpeies, Heiser x
Co.. trunk manufacturers has disappeared with s2oOoo
leaving his wife In destitute circumstances. HeiSer
Withdrew from the irm In september last realized al
the money he could and deoamped II reported that
ie a aceonpanied by his adopted daughter Heser IA
sixty thrse old and Tho wife he deserted Is sixty years
old.
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BURIAL or Ex-GoTERYoR S7RAW

MANCHESTER n. H., Oct. 26.-Funeral services
oeer the remains OF the late E. A. straw. Ex-Governor
Of the state were held here to day Business was gen
orally suspended and the public schools were Closed
Fx Governors smyth, Cheney and Weston were among
the pail bearers. The remains were paced III 'o fanny
nt al Valley Cemetery.
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FIVE MINERS ENTOMBED.

= SHENANDOAH, Penn, Oct. 26.-About =
o'clock this afternoon brothers. Peter Jam es ana
Henry sheetE; Timothy Reynolds and ROBERT hanha
we're entombed al Packer Coery No o'opeta'eu D! ho
rhtrb Valley Coal Company by the cayng in 0f q
diff II Is not known whether they are dead OF aNe,
a the rescung parties AT wofk nave not peeh "oie W
reach them.
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There are no executive officers of the Balti-
THE FIRE RECORD.
FOUR BLOCKS BURNED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct 26.-The fire at
Hopkinsve, KY, last nisnt was the work Of an in
cendory. II originated IN Smiths stable at p and
was extinguished at m1Eiyht Four blocks were de
srOycd The loss tine buildings Is 100000, and on
the stock 100000 The insurance will not half
the lOnnas
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THE YELLOW FEVER IN PENSACOLA.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. 26.-Thirty- new
of yellow fever reported to-day but deaths;
this being the first day since September II without any
mortality. The total number OF date is 2133,
while the total number OF deaths Is 40.
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AN OPERA HOUSE IN FLAMES.

SAN Francisco, Oct. pa Salem, Ore.
dispatch dated p m. says X. o. Reeds Opera Hous
and hotel the largest bniIding in town, is burning
will probably be total loss.
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MR.. ALCOTT FAILING.

CONCORD, Mass. Oct. 26.-A. Bronson
Aoott had another slight paraytic shock about noon to-
day from the effects OF which he has NOT seemed 70
rally. lie has been unable 10 partake oi any houIsn