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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CONTEST.
THE SIGNS ALL POINTING TO Beavers DEFEAT AND
A REPUBLICAN LOSS OF CoNGREssMEN.


REPUBLICAN LOSS OF coNGREssMEN
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6.-The best estimate that
can he made tonight of the result in this State is
based on private adviccs FROM nearly all the coun-
ties and shows plurality for Pattison. for Gov
ernOr, of $4,000 in the State The sporting men
are betting even plurality of 10000 Tor Patu-
son. NJ. S. Quay and Chairman Cooper, OF the
Cameron Committee are still claiming with APP
parent confidence q small plurality for Beaver
Chairman Hense of the Democratic Committee,
says that his advices do not offer any reason 10
change his previous estimates of good plurality
for Pattison. Chairman Mckee, of the Independent
Republican Committee is confident that SewaIts
vote outside of Philadelphia will reach 10000
This is also the estimate of Senator Stewart the In
dcDendent Republican candidate for Governor
here will be so much scratching in this city that
it will be late tomorrow night before anything
definite can be known of the result. The Repuon-
can city ticket will probably be elected by a taIr
majority Advces receive tonight from the south
western counties and from Luzerne and the coal
mining districts show what John f. Smyth would
call marked revival" in the Cameron canvass
This is said to be due to the 100000 which
Senator Cameron has distributed very freely III
those regions since his recent visit to New-fork
the Cameron Committee, good authority states,
have expended IN the nelgnDOrnOOu oi FoVu'Voo III
the canvass. The Independent Committee has not
had over thi'd of this amOun,, and the Demo-
Gratis, perhaps, have had one-half as much, making
a total of over $5OO,OOO spent by the State Com
n,ttees In 1850 the entire expenses of the LIN
coin canvass in this state was $4,000
In the Congressional districts there no reason 10
alter the estimate already made 0t a hepuDiican
loss of several members. There are great many
elements OF uncertainty IN tO-m0rrOWs contest ana
experienced politicians say tlat there has not Deeh
a time when 1t was so Impossible 10 uguIe M "c-
curately on maiorties and plurahtIes The nunDer
of Republicans who viii vote tor Pattison to make
the defeat of Beaver certain, and the effect OF
the Labor and Prohibition vOGes are all elements Oh
uncertainty There Will be much trading IN order
to help Beaver that this contributes also 10 the
uncertainty but unless all signs fall Beaver ana
the entire Cameron ticket will 90 under. lhe 1act
that tine Congressman-at-Largel ls VOC TOR on the
county ticket instead OF the State tickets Will MAKE
the vote for McMchael comparatively small as ~,
many counties the Independents have no local
ticket,
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spondent at Madrid says that the three Cuban refugees
were not handed over by the British but were driven py
them in car to the neutral and left there III was
previously ntmated to the Spanish authorities ina. 'no
escaped prisoners would be expelled at the place hul
Gated at a certain hour, at which time officers were III
waiting and the Cubans were Immediately aiie'
close 20 the English sentries. ,,.ssors
dispatch 10 The Daily Telegraph from Madrid says
that some Interesting correspondence from American
flbusering agents has been Intercepted showing Ina
thew ore deeply interested in the liberation OF te Cu %
leaders and that they intend to work hasd 10 secu '
result. ,,, a. r1o Doiy,,
LONDON Nov IA dispatch from Madrid 70 tne IN nteg
Neus says: 1.-THE Cubans who attehptea ho snr-
rendered during or after the s'dngsde deged that
Cuba They expected when they slrrende..eu . rJna L
tbn would be allowed to depart for Central Ainerca
but they were transported to spsn baTe awe
to tbe Colonial Office that the constitution rs I9asu "
no arbitroTy detention OF these men without trla
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DROWNED ON HIS WEDDING-DAY.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSI

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSE.I
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-This morning August
westheld was drowned from the Broadway and Locust
Poiut ferry steamer s. H. Tagart her 1890 o'clock
trip from Locust Point He spoke TO acquaintance
and told him that he had chill and then to
the sunny side of the boat and perched himself the
rail- when losing his balance, he fell overheard HIS
cries for help heard and the stopped and
backed his assistance but he sank before she reached
HIM. His body recovered. He was TO have been
married to might Miss Julia Sewe OF Lancasterst.
The body was taken 10 her home ami the grief OF the
young lady when she viewed the body of her lover was
he9rtrending As Westfied went under tue water for
the last time he aeard 10 utter the name OF his al
nauced bride.
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FLAMES IN A POOR ASYLUM.

HALIFAX, n. s., Nov. Fire broke out at
- o'clock tonight in the eastern end OF the provincial
poor Asylum, an immense six-story brick structure
,ho southeastern suburbs of the city,
containing ABOUT 400 persons, and at l;3o a. m.
onehalf OF the building was miss OF flames
The flames catching this, spread with lightning
rondity. and the inmates rushed about the building
psI confusion seemingly almost out OF their senses;
III giS ho sort nf getting them out very difficult
ant r. is Thought that most OF those con,
fined in the hospital have been ssfu Tbs pu' whole
lenr'' nn are brigade is now at the scene
81 he fire but do little, hardly any water pemg oo
taiuabe.
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TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.
ALLEGED FMpFZZLER ARREsTl

ALLEGED EMBELLLEh Al'h ~.
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. &C. H. kellmar, aIlas
Richard Kelmar fugitive from Justice, was arres.eS
here today on dispach Chicago. lie was oi
the Cgamakers Protective Union ana Is chaiboe "' ''
embelzing OF funds of the organization
RECOVERING FROM HIS Injuries:
NEWPORT Nov. 6-J. H. Whatkiss, ol Wasnlng-
who believed to have been iaay h he ghsnnes
thrown from carriage yesterday Is pet'ci """ ~" '
OF his recovery are favorable - ,
THE SCHOONER MARY AMsDEN IN NV, Nv l.
ssn befa remarked leaking badly proceeded this after
noon in OF the tug Cynthia 10 fhiiaae'phi' ~" 0
ton will be necessary .....e.
REPoRTED DIsAPPEARANCE OF DEBTOR.
BOsToN, Nov. 6.-Charles W; knapp, Oh Lynn y.,n u
shae has II reported disappeared OWING
large money An atcnen' s mas pos,aa hnf hs
Iiends claim that he will return aud enee se'o"on@
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CHARGES ACAIAST TWO CLERKS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The detectives here have
received information from Cincinnati OF the arrest there
OF John W. Beach, young man, and have under arrest
here Anthony Cook These young men we're employed
in this city clerks The allegation 10 that they were
accOmpces of young Bennett collection clerk OF ST.
Paul machinery frm who arrested time ago,
charged with converting his employers checks to his
own use by sort OF forgery clearinghouse system.
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LABOR TROUBLES IN INDIANA.

TERRE HAUTE Ind, Nov. 6.-The puddlers
at the Terre Haute Iron and Nail WORKS ana III the
wabash Iron Companys Works went out on strike this
rorpirg demanding SO per ton until June L. AS the
strike is confined to the pudders and all the other men
% hoth mills are az work. business or the establish
,nanIs will not be nterfered with but will continue
nsna The men in Greencastle Works all went out
on .rke this morning and the works are closed down.
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QUESTIONING Mr.. GLADsONE.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-In the House OF Commons
this afternoon several questions were addressed 10 Mr.
Gladstone amidst much excitement, 10 whether or
not Sir Charles r. Wilson is still Controller General OF
the National Debt Office, and whether Mr.. Gladstone
had seen the that Sir Charles is connected
With the Galveston and Eagle Pass Air Line Railway
Company Mr. Gladstone replied that Sir Chares is still
Controller and is also trustee of the Air Line Railway
Company which, the latter assured him, Is sound.
Mr.. Arnold Liberal said that lie would move tnat 10
was iucom patibe with Sir Charles r. Wilson's Official
duties for him TO be connected with that company,
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THE GEORGIA SENATORSHIP.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 6.-Yesterday an article
appeared in The Chronicle in reference toJ c. Blacks
letter in response request from member OF the
LEGISLATURE that he be candidate for Senator TO succeed
the late b. H. HILL The article criticised Mr. Blacks
position, and said that the office should seek the man.
NOT the man the office His Indirect attack upon ex-
Governor COquitt who is candidate Tor senator, was
also criticised. Tonight meeting was held here, and
resolutions were adopted cODdemning the article IN Ihe
chronicle and approving Mr. Black. Several speeches
were made secOnding the resolutions.
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TROUBLE FEARED AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-The political campaign
here has been conducted with unusual rancor, ana
trouble Is anticipated by many tomorrow United
States Marshal A. NJ Jones' who is also chairman o the
Republican State Central Committee, has appointed
supervisors OF election, with instructions TO arrest al
vino ATTEMPT TO vote rauduenty. He claims that much
fraudulent registration has taken place. Mayor harr-
SON charges mat TINS action Joness part partisan
move lent in favor OF the Republicans Inc Chiel Vi
Police has been instructed swear in large number ol
special cOnstables for duty at tue polls
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AT VARIOUS PLACES.

PEABODY, Mass, Nov. 6.-The tallow and
or.ase manufactory OF Ebrdge Rust was burned this
sornlng from spontaneous combustion. The building
was occupied by Kust In the lower story, and by William
Frye currier, in the upper story Rust naa % valuable
stock for Frye and with tue later loses $Jooo'
aga nst which there is an Insurance ofTZ,ooo'
BOSTON. Nov. IA dwelling barn ana WORKSHOP De-
- % Mira Broad at Ponkapog, Canton, Mass,
we're burned last night Loss $1,000; lightly Insured.
u,pa,snuRa. Penn, Nov. 6.-This afternoon fire de-
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THE CONNECTICUT CAMPAIGN.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 5.-Both parties
closed the campaign tonight with large meetings.
the Democrats being addressed by ex-senator Eaton
and T. NJ. Waller their candidate for Governor. Ex-
Governor Hubbard presided. The Republicans were ad-
dressed by Senator Platt and j. L. Barbour esq EA-
Governor Jewell presided. Both parties, at their mead
ouorters claim the State Owing TO dsafecton among
tbe Democrats in Ncw-Haven the Republicans hope Tor
gains there aud consider the aspect fair Tor electng
In that district The Ist and lVth Districts
will he Ose
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The estimated gross
earnings of the Norfolk and Western Railroad for Oc
tober were $255277 ST. The actual gross earnings in
October. 1881. were $24, ,529 "a.
HARRISBURG. Penn, Nov. 6.-The WillamspOrt and
Line Railroad chartered at the State Depart
ment to-day, with a capital Of $2,600O0O The line OF
the road Ia eighty miles long, and extends from
bfnghamtOn, N T.. TO WiamspOrt, In this State.
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WORK AT THE CITIZENS HEADQUARTERS.

The Citizens Committee yesterday completed
the arrangements for to-day. Good men have been en-
gagged for watchers and oxkeepers Ticket booth have
been provided for every election district There have
been rumOrs for the last two or three days tha syS
temac attempt would be made early IN the day In tne
lower wards to overthrow the ticket booths and destroy
the ballots of the Citizens. committee consisting OF
Iyt,leton O. Garrettson, Henry L. Rowland ana Doug
las Campbell called on Police Commissioners yester
day. ana after stating what they had hearu concerning
tns mater, desired protection C0nmissyher frenen,
sueang for the oard Of Police, assured the committee
tnat instructions would be given TO the police TO see
that perpetrdted ana thaI any alleihps
of the klud described would be at once put d0wn.
A circular was sent out yesterday, Pnr, tuc
o. he State Brewers and Maitsers Association request
ing all opposed prohibition to yoe Tor tTankn
zrns AssocaIion giving the letter OF Controller camp
bell. i'll which he declared that ne was ~, 70
harsn unjust and oppressive measures WIN 10
the safe OF liquors. wnes ana beer, together WIN tne
letter of the secretary or t1esBrewers aud 'lhtes
ASSOCIATION in which declared that tue association
WIS satisfied with the sentiments or Mr CanPpel.
Tnc Conitfee of Fifty met yesle day aId discussed
rho sitn lion the reports from the various districts
were III the main good, md the menDers o. tne cOlhi
Tee expressed themselves as satisfied Win Tue ouT
look ,,a ,,,or ali n ,,ansa.
are paid They will devote portion oi thiS W 80 y,
ING Iepeaers ana others WHO violate the VI
The following was issued by the committee last
night; , -, o,o .. ,bis coumittee IN sueh n
way tnat they are compelled 10 credlt ~ ao id Ss
I5 600 ballots OF the County ticket which were Issued
from Republican qnarter 10 one of the Assembly DIS
trict organizations II this city, oooo Oole 'nS rbers
Frankln Edison tue candidate Tor Mayor ana o.uers
contained the OF Alexander ". DAVIDSON ,t ZOE
snerIif: aud the presumption Is that these pahots
ara mn other respects detective or trauduleht anu
tnat similar frauds been sought 10 DC perpeseu
Voters desring 10 vote the CItzens ticket shOuId Do
careful TO supply themselves with ballots il9in these
headquarters. from the Citizens boxes uesS tney
s Ie ballots wncn been sent 70 their residences
hvthe committee Anu In every case voters VINO faVor
our tcaet are earnestly requested To examine the p
ors Including those issued from Republican boxes, as
iDnocrnt errors are not impossible, even when good
FINN i.l lhanrNen.V
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DISSOLUTION or A BOSTON FIRM
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IhbONh'l
BosTON, Nov. 6.-The firm OF Lewis Cole
man a. Co.. small wares dissolved to-day, Lewis Cole
man. sr retiring Mr.. Hall, sOn-in-aw OF MI Coleman
and OF the firm OF Hall Co., commission merchants
has been obliged to ask for extension His Liabilities
are S35OOOO. Lewis Coleman, sr, has personally IN
dorsed Mr. Halls paper the extent of S27OOOO Ihe
firm of Lewis Coleman Il Co IL not affected by the en-
barrassnen or Hall and will continue In business
The Journal will say to morrow: : " MI Coleman nds
for many years Oycd the reputation OF agehtehh O
large wealth Some bad investments ana nhanclal eA
pedent- adopted tide over unexpected complications
nave broug L about this emb Irrassmrnt, whlch we nave
th best authority for believing Will not eDtualy
result in the loss of dollar to anyone ~
has been his misfortune TO accept Win
too great confidence the assurance Of
lpartes who have deceived him. Mr. Coleman VIII nave
fe sincere sympathy OF the business community, VINO
know his honesty OF purpose regret his present con
dition. The firm Of Lewis Coleman CO. Is III no way
pecunary embarrassed by these suspensloIs Inc ll-
terest of Mr. Coleman had been drawn out 10 very
large extent and the firms aDlty 10 meet III llS opsu
tons is not questioned"
INVOLVED IN THE PACIFIC BANK
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I
BOsTON. Nov 6.-The failure of Lewis Cole
man, formerly millionaire ana wellknown dealer In
small wares with business throughout the country was
brought about, in great part Dy his endorsement OF ac
cOnmodatiOn notes OF the Paclnc NatlOnal DanA' III
which he was largely involved
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS
THANKsGIvING DAY IN ILLINOIS.

THANKSGIVING DAY IN ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. Ex-Governor CullOm
has appointed November 80 "a thanksgiving Day.
KANSAS CORN MOVING EAST.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. Con account of
the present scarcity OF In the Eastern markets tue
large crop OF Kansas being rapidly forwarded The
here running night and day. but unable
10 keep pace with the receipts, and there Is almost
blockade consequence. Four hundred cars accunu-
Iated here on Saturday and Sunday.
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MINISTERIAL TOPICS IN FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 6.-The Ministers at council
Oh Saturday discussed the bill Of NJ Deves, Minister OF
justice, relating TO the reform OF the magistracy which
has undergone important notifications. The bill now
provides that the number OF magistrates shall be
oaeed by 39o The system of appointment is TO be by
government selection. instead Of as heretofore. The
." provides for she institution of superior judicial
council to be composed mainly Of members OF the Court
0assaton wneh shah have the right 10 dismiss magis
ua.es upon motion OF the Keeper Of the Seals.
ihe National understands that the Government IN the
meeting OF the Chambers, will announce its intention of
pursuing very plain policy. Tue Ministerial pro-
nalme viii be confued TO questions which all Re-
S.sucaDs unanimous.
n Legrand, Minister OF Commerce. replying 10 ad-
ess 0f the Bordeaux Chamber of the sated provision
A. Promised TO submit the question OF he withdrawal
~ loe decree restraining the importation or pork 10
'hs Cabinet.
"a "a l1rard Minister OF Finance has Informed the
Sfet CoDmittee that the receipts and expenditures
svtss VI credit
az The sitting Of the Municipal Council to-day NJ. Outry
H. Esoe speech Ia which urged conciliation between
VIC opposing political parties.
lHE CASE 0E THE tITRAN REEIIGEES
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A LETTER FROM THE PRINCE OF WALES

LONDON, NOV. 6.-IHe TTIHCO UI w dIO" "''
consented TO act as chairman OF the Longfeow Memo
rial Committee In letter accepting the chairmansmp
he expresses much satisfaction in aocedng to the re-
oues TO act and adds that he is glad that an o-
nortunty has been offered him TO show the hgh re.
spect he entertaiOs for the memory OF the greatest on
American poets and his appreciation OF the value ana
excellence OF LOngfelOw's works
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YELLOW FEVER At PENSACOLA.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. 6.-Six new cases OF
yellow fever and death have been reported today
The Board of Health here has received from the NATIONAL
Board of Health an additional appropriation Of $1,000
t M nay NJ nurses I'm consd ration of the extension
of this burden upon it's far beyond the linn
its OF any reasonable estimate III the beginning of the
epidemic or for long time subsequent.
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4 HOUND FIVE INCHES IN LENGTH

The police of the Thirteenth Precinct, Brook
lyn last evening George Shiphard, age thirty
eight OF No 144 spencers for stabbng LuGl Dussora,
age twentyseven, of No. II BaIterst, New-York The
wound inflicted in Dussora's side was five inches IN
length and Just below the region of the heart The III
inred mnn was iakcn 10 81. Catherine,s Hospital
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4 RIOT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE RESULT OF DEMOCRATIC INTERFERENCE WITH
REPUBLICANS.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l


REPUBLICANS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE
CoIUMBIA S. c., Nov Ga serious riot occurred
NJ Hampton Court House early this morning be-
tween white Democrats and colored Republicans,
in which the town marshal white man named
Reed. was shot and instantly killed and several
were wounded on both sides. The difficulty was
caused by a crowd of Democrats attempting to take
awav lot of Congressional election tickets from
colored man who was distributing them. E. A.
Brabbam. the Postmaster at Brunson Station, and
Republican chairman of Hampton County. has been
arrested at the instance of the Democrats, charged
with having furnished the pistol with which Reed
was killed. The Democratic cavalry companies
throughout the county massing IL force, ana
further trouble is anticipated.
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INVOLVED IN THE PACIFIC BANK
1GENERAI PREss DIsPATCH.I
ASSIGNMENT OF ". 4. LEATITT

PHILADELPHIA, NOv 6.-It was rumored
here TO day that w A. Lcayt, the proprietor OF the
Herd Glass Works In this city had failed for S1oOooo
All that is really known about the matter is tibet Mr.
Leayitt has made assignment to Nelson f. Evans iOf
the benefit of his creditors. Both Mr. Leayltt ana Mr
Evans say that the Liabilities nothing ike S|oUooO
and that the assets will entirely cover them.
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THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

There were few members OF the Democratic
State Committee present yesterday at the headquarters
in the Park Avenue Hotel Secretary Lamont lett Tor
Albany last evening Dispatches were received from
various parts Of tae state saying tnat tne "'u"
H., ,,oiorties would be very largely reduced that
Tia Decr tic state ticket would receive many kePuD-
cn votes aud many Republican voters would not
nor, teir state tokct It Is expected tnat the vot-
me outsde OF New-York will be conducted IN very
n,i.t iunuer city there IL likely 10 De good
a of because OF the sharp contest between
,be Clens' tic ket and ,hat of tue united Democracy
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ARREST OF ANARCHISTS.

PARIS, Nov. 6.-At IA meeting of Socialists
In Montmartre yesterday. vote Of want OF confidence
In Dr. Cemeneeau, member of the Chamber OF Deputies
was unanimously passed
Several anarchists arrested to-day in Creuzot,
Lyons, Lille ana Marselles.
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4 CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS.

NORRIsTOwN, Penn. Nov. Cdr. E. l..
Acker. who has claimed be the regularly nominated
Democratic candidate for Congress IN the With Dis
trct has withdrawn from the contest This leaves but
two candidates in the held-Dr l. N Evans, Republican,
and GeneralW W. Ii. Davis, Democrat.
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DEATH RESULTING From HIS W0UNDS.

EUREKA, New, Nov. 6.-James E. Anderson,
Editor of The Leader who shot Friday by G. j.
Reek Republican candidate for superintendent Of Pub
lie instruction, died this morning
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FOR a CH1PEL IN JAPAN.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. 6.-1he will of the
late T. Peshine smith, formerly Minister to japan. pro
vdes among other things for the erection of Christian
chanel in Toxic Japan, at a cost Of $4,000
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A RIAZE In A THEATRE.

Providence, II. l., Nov. Ga fire caught
IN tie scenery at the Theatre conique tnis a'e,nOOn
nfore the matinee performance opened. The flames
- extIn guished by the aui omatc sprinkors and al
W te scenery was pretty much destroyed, the per
TOOK place as usual The loss Il abOut S6OO
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A wRECK REPORTED IN THE ARCTIC SEA.

IONDON. Nov. "a UIspdIC1 10 ITIO OVII'''''
News Company from Copenhagen says that uneaShess
is felt there in consequence of report that nomads on
tbe northwest coast of Siberia have seen wreckou
steamer, as the Danish Polar steamer DymP""" ID
known 10 be icebOund in that region
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. 7.-An accident occurred yes
terday on the London Brighton and South Coast Kali
way passenger train from Croydon ran into an en-
gne on the track between BALKAN and Wandsworth
Eleven persons were injured and the train was badly
wrecked.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

QUINCY, ILL.,, Nov. 6.-The following persons
were elected Directors of the Hannibal St. Joseph
Railroad at Hannibal to-day: f. L. Ames John Blood
good Myron 2. Bush, sidney Dillon William Dowd Jay
Gould, George j Gould, solon Humphrey and Russell
Sage