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car fell of and lodging on the rail- threw the car
from the track. Roberts struck the rail face down
ward breaking and crushing his nose Hat to his
face, The others were not much injured
FRrp rrcr,-pps =. H., w.,,
free lectures at Pierce's Hail. in this city. on satur
day, Monday, and Tuesday evenings, Nov. 18th
| 10Th and 2lst The subject of saturday evening,
! lecture will he "How to acquire and nreserva
! health, strength and beauty" The doctor il .
| graduate of several institutions and comes we'll
| recommended The measures of the EVENING will
| be further enhanced l,y illustration. Of mammoth
oil paintings, manikins. skeletons. models AL
imported bv Dr. wilbur from Parj,
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THoRNDIkE. The farming tools, together with
horses and carriages belonging to the estate of the
! late L. f. Morton were sold at auction SATURDAY
II. Fletcher 4 Putnam have finished getting ont
one vessel frame and are now al work on the
second which is to he Il large onc....James H.
lIussey brother Of T. b. HuSsev of Tnitv loft
here on Tuesday, after makin. his friends a short
visit for his home in California, whore he has re-
sided nearly 70 wears.
WALDO The TEMPERANCE ,n.e;in,, ,.alj.d an ,h4.
Evans Corner meeting hons, az sotIla, a,.,,i,,
VA une,,,.te3 on account f tb i,,,a+,,i,r
pect of tl,. weather until uavt Friday avanino If
: o'clock r. f. Luce will address. tl meeting mn
der the auspices of Dia,le,, I.oa9a Dtber SNEAK
crs are expected ID be present After the epeaLfn-
the officers of The lo,fge for thc ..n.f,ine ,,.f,
will be publicly installed and the lodge decide.
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B ar 8 aims
0vercoats, Refers, listers & Suits

Now is the time to secure bargains in clothing.
Come to the
NEW BOSTON CLOTHING STORE,
And see the largest stock in the city
MARK ANDREWS, Proprietor,
II PhGnix Row, Belfast, Me.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r MkGAIASTFRS o o. Ga,a and Gd MS Tae;
ache is the Children's friend and Mothers comfort.
It deadcns the nerve and gives permanent relief.
For sale by dealers in medicine. Iyr39*
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Ship NEW s.
PORT OF BELFAST
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Nov 9th, scm. Harmona, Pattershal Bangor
nth, schrs. A. Richardson, Pattershal Ban
gor; A. Hayford, Jones, DO; Lillian; Ryan Boston
" 18th. schr. f. L. Warren, Babbage, Boston.
18th, brig katahdin, -, Bucksville; sens
Winslow Morse, Mcdonald, Boston. Earl Darby
Boston.
SAILED.
NOV. 18th, schr. Harmona Pattershall, Mystic
l4th, schrs. A. Richardson, Pattershali, New
York; 4. Hayford, Jones, do,
Nov. 10TH, Z. l.. Warren, Babhage, Boston,
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BENJAMIN ROBINSON
The Earthquake.

New YORK, September S.--The Central &
South American telegraph company, al.
though they have not yet thrown open
their lines, which have been completed to
Pueblo, furnish to the press the following
additional particulars of the earthquake
which occurred yesterday on the lsthmus
Of Panama, and which was more disastrous
than yesterdays brief dispatch reported.
a cable dispatch from the SUPERINTENDENT
of the company at Panama, dated to-day,
says The damage done by the earthquake
turns out TO be greater than ut first
thought. The cathedral and many of the
largest buildings in Panama are badly IN.
iured. The loss in the city is several nun.
dred thousand dollars. Several lives were
lost IN Aspinwall. There is no communi.
cation with Aspinwal either by rail or tele.
graph, and many bridges on the line Of the
road are broken.
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Thomas Williams, n Party Who was Re.
Gently shot While Resisting Arrest
At lampasas, Dies.
4 Brutal Negro Attacks "A Lovely Girl
Near Comanche and Handles
Her Roughly.
The Board of Commissioners Call A
Meeting 10 Ascertainthc Cause
or the Recent Falling ofonc Side OF the
Capitol Building.
Other Interesting State Now,
Austin.


special to the Herald
AUSTIN, September S.-The capital board
met this morning to consider the causes
that led to the falling down OF part of the
walls of the temporary capital. A COM
muncation from Il. J. Duhamel, capitol
architect, was read lie attributes the
cause to the green state of the walls and
the effect of the storm. After considering
the communication, and viewing the ruins,
the board resolved to select three persons
who understand the building business to
examine into the causes that lead to the
Il IL OF the wall The following builders
were teleSraphed to come to Austin by
Monday, to make the examination John
Hendrickson, Bolton, Texas; J. IL. Kamp.
man, San Antonio, and J. Larmar, Hunts.
VILE: II is alleged that the contractor has
not faithfully complied with the plans and
specifications, notwithstanding, however,
the capitol commissioners and state archi-
tect have passed on and received the work.
Newspaper reporters were not permitted to
be present at the meeting.
The Texas Marital association, of Tyler
hled charter to-day. Governor X. b.
| Hubbard is among the directors. The
| Lone Star Marriage association, of Austin
also filed charter
| The heavy rains damaged the bridge on
the international Il Great Northern rail
road over Blanco river, and no trains have
reached the city from the west for two days
Judge Terrell opened the senatorial cam
paign here tonight in an able speech. Ii,
will undoubtedly be reelected.
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Ailncola


MiSrotA, September S--The Representa-.
tive convention cfthc Ninth district, com.
posed OF the counties Of Wood ana Rains
convened here to-day to nominate candl.
date for the lower house of the state cgis.
Iaturc Captain A. l.. Adams, of Wood
county, un Intelligent farmer, was nomi.
mated by ncClamaion. Colonel G. III.
loakum, of Rains county, who had been
an aspiunt for the office, being loudlv
called Tor, came forward and made patrI.
otic speech, pledging himselfto the nnmi.
nee, The nominations OF the Hon. John
c. Buchanan for state senator. and Captain
Adams, tor representative, are acknowl
edged by all To bc q strong ticket, and the
elected.
The plans and specifications for the new
public school building have been received
from Austin aud bids willbclet on the 10th
inst.
The public school will open in tempo.
rary building on Monday, the llth inst.
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NEw YopN, September S,-rhe cowpara-
tive statement OF cotton for the week end.
ing to-day IL: Net receipts at all United
States ports during the week, 2S,G30, same
week last year, 10,750, total receipts to
date, 33 go, same date last year 70,2iG; cx-
ports for the week. 2n0lS, last year, 3567S;
total exports to date, 22,73S, last year, 81 09i;
stock nt all United States ports, 1898, last
year. 25O,s36 stock at oil interior towns,
I, l70; last year, 92,CI7; stock ut Liverpool,
COS 900, last year, II, 900 stock Of American
atlnnt for Great Britain, 200, last year,
700.
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Conanche.
Special To the Herald

CoMAScnF, September s.There was an
outrage committed on the person of a young
girl, aged about 10 years, near the place of
Mr. q. c. Calmaus some three miles west
of town. The particulars are as follows.
The girl had been over to neighbor's
house, and was returning to Mr.. Calmans
house, where she lived. As she was pass
ing through thicket, Il large barefOoted
negro jumped out and seized her
and dragged her into the thicket
AID there accomplished his hellish
design. After bruising her mp considera.
bly,, for she fought against him until over.
powered by his superior strength, she
finally succeeded in getting loose from him
and told her pitiIul story of what had hap
penod to her. A posse of neighbors was at
once summoned and went in pursuit of the
rascal, but have failed to catch up with
him up to this hour. lie is sure to hang IL
caught. He is deserter from some OF the
government posts out west.
1t has been raining all day again
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Fott WOfth
Special TO the Herald

Special to the Herald
Fonr WoEru, September s.-Willam
sthooley, the young lawyer missing for
three months, turned up in Atlanta,
Georgia, at his brothers, insane lie
The city has $4,000 in the treasury of
available school funds, and S6i 600 will be
raised by taxation next year for public in
veStments.
Court was in session to-day, but is now
adjourned to Monday,
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Arkansas Election

CHICAGO, September S.-A spccial DIS.
patch TO the lnter-0cean rom Little Rock
Arkansas, says; The returns come in
slowly. Not over one-itth of the state is
heard from, aud the result will show
the republicans have increased
their vote forty per cent. over
any previous vote. They have doubled
their members In the legislature, and by
supporting the independents and green.
hackers have almost, " not quite, stemmed
the opposition's majority. They have alsc
carried one, and perhaps two, congressional
districts Reports of bulldozing and fraud
continue to come In.
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from here, was carried away BY the swift
current. The horses and hack with the
mail drilled down the stream. Fortu.
nately there were no passengers, Some Of
the letters and packages were lost, but somc
of the mail was recovered this morning in
damaged condition. The driver was hailed
by man on the opposite side of the creek
who told him II would be unsafe to cross,
but the warning was disregarded with the
above result. The loss 10 the mail con.
tractors will be about $500.
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Futures.

New YORK, September s.--Thc Posts
cotton market report says. September de.
liverles are in good demand, and advanced
500. All the latter months find only
very moderate inquiry and improves only
hoo. At the third call l2i) was refused
Tor September October brought l1.s5; No.
vember and December, II G3; January, ll.TO;
March, 1892; April, 1903; August, l2i2.
Futures closed auiet but steady, September
being 5-l0o doarcr than yesterday, the bal.
ance l.l00 lower.
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When the house bill to compensate Gar.
fields surgeons failed to become law, DR..
Bliss endeavored to pursuade his colleagues
to abandon any claim upon congress for
compensation and induce them TO press
their bills against the Garfield estate. This
would probably have been done, but DR..
Agnew wrote that while he felt deeply the
lndignity with which they had been
treated, he was disposed to submit prom.
iang that hereafter, when. surgeons were
tstes, they would place their services upon
u a.purely business basis. Az this was moi
their course In the treatment of the late
president, he would decline to make q bIll
against the estate.
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GENERAL INTELLlGENCE


New York, September s.-rhe stock mar
ket opened strong and l6Il higher than at
yesterdays closing. Later, ST. Paul, Min
nesota Il Manitoba led. In early trade the
general market was heavy and prices fell
of sGll. Later, Minneapolis e st. Louis,
Lake Erie II Western, and st. Paul, Mime
sofa Il Manitoba, however. were exceptions;
the former advanced and the latter six TO
l,G0. After this the market became strong
and sold up igl2, Nashville II Chattanooga,
and Louisville & Nashville leading the up
ward move.
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Corsicana.
Special to the Herald.

SVcClul 10 lnc llothlu
CoRscASA, September S.--Thc local op.
ton fight is now at It's height, the temper.
ance men having had speaking on Beaton
street this afternoon and will have torch.
light procession and speaking tonight nj
kamsler's corner The license men ara
making no public demonstrations, but nre
working enorgeticAlly in quiet way, yorv
much to the point, and are confident of n
victory at the polls tomorrow.
AT the race track this afternoon. while
running horse, one of the kessengr
hoys was seriously injured by his horse
falling upon him.
Captain 5. G. J. Johnson has gone for n
two weeks trip into Tennessee and adIoin.
ing states in the interest of tho conntv
emigration society.
Cotton, owing to the great amour, of
rainy weather, is much retarded in tho
picking, and more wet weather Is anticI.
pa,ed, as the indications are for rain Ia.
night.
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unbbell's su,,e.sor

PoISr sr. AoSrs, MIcu,, September S..
The republican congressional convention Of
the ith district yesterday nominated. bv
exclamation, Edward Brcitung TO succeed
Hubbell IN congress. Breitung has been n
resident Of the Upper Peninsula for nearly
thirty years
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iiclt IN.
NcIt1 ,
special to the Upralh

Speolal To The Herald
BrlroN, September S.-This evening the
track of the Missouri Pacific was completed
to the depot, and trains arrived with some
freight and lumber.
The barbecue on Thursday the ltth, "
progressingN and promises to be grand
affair. Hon, r. Q, Mills and other promi.
nent speakers are to be present,
We have had continued rain showers Tor
the past three days.
All lines OF business are dull.
IL is stated that the Santa Fc will run
line of drays and deliver freight to the mer-
chants free of charge from their depot.
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BROWNSVILLE, September s There were
iorty.elght mild cases Of yellow fever and
two deaths, the latter being Mexiclns,
within the iwcnty.iour hours ending at ~
last night, There also were four new cases
among the troops at Fort Brown. Tho
number OF fever cases In MaiamoSas grow
less day by day. There have been eleven
deaths there since Wednesday.
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InInnnsls.
Special TO the Herald.

NNVVIWI 70 Ihp HCfNIH,
LAMrAsAs, September S,-ThomOs. VIII
liams, who was shot near here yesterday,
while resisting arrest, died to-day at 4
O'clock
Theroshaye been several races run here
today and n great deal of cock fighting,
The weather is pleasant and business on
q boom.
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a Clerical Error

WnrE RIVER JrScrIoy, September S.
There were clerical errors in the election
returns sent hence as regards Polond for
congress from the second district. His ma.
iority Is now shown to be 1868 Stewards
majority for congress from the frs, district
IL Dver 10 UOD
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a Foul NIurtlcr

JACKSON, Miss, September s,--Jesse Pace,
a highly respectable farmer, was waylaid
and murdered yesterday near Winora, by
two men named Curtis. Both men are nj
large. They acknowledged having com.
mitted the deed through q letter TO Tho
sheriff.
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LAS VEGAS, n, NJ, September S.-Chas.
Harris, one OF Plnkerton's railroad de.
tectivcs, was assa,slna,ed last night at San
Antonio small station few miles south
Of socorro. Two men alightod from nm
omigrant train and approaching Harris,
who was standing on tue platform, they
shot him dead. The murdcrtrs escaped,
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BERLIN, September s,-Thc yog Blai,s
reports that while the grand cavalry mn.
nouvres were being conducted by Prince
Frederick William yesterday. two French
officers in high rank IN civilian dress. werc
arrested. They have been making sketchcs
of the ground.
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New Cotton.

PkrrnsnrRo, Va, September s..-The first
bale Of new cotton was received here mi.
morning. II was raised on the farm of J.
W. Rainey, Northampton county, North
Carolina. II sold for 10 cents and was
olassed middlng.
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Cholera.

NEw Yonk, September s.-The physicians
pronounce the case OF the son OF II, u, An.
chincloss Asiatic cholera, but unmistnkS.
bly, OF a sparodlc nature.
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Mercantile.

LONDON, September s.-rhe Manchester
Guardian, In It's commercial articles. saws
that the market was steady, hut tie
amount OF business extremely moderate.
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PENSACOLA, FLA, September S,-Thc
board of health bulletin announces nine
cases of yellow fever to-day the llth day
of the scourge. If the disease becomes
epidemic, which gloomy aspect threatens,
there will. be great need of pecuniary re-
lief, the larger proportion Of the residents
being strangers to this people and climate,
If this relief comes too late II might as well
not come, as witness Memphis and Gren.
ada in 1875. Therefore We appeal to the
disposed through the New
York Herald [Signed
GEORGE Il. LANp,
Chairman Relief Committee under auspices
of the y. NJ. G.. A.
BENJAMIN ROBINSON,
Secretary,
Approved II, G. CusnMAN,
President Y. NJ. G. A.
Approved: X. q. WHITE, NJ d..
City Physician.
Approved; RoBr. J. S. lIARGIs NJ. u.
President Board of Health.
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Ladies listers in light weight
Eohs, made up in most elegant
|nd approved styles, at $500,
EN, 7,jo, $50, 1000, HOO
EdI2,5o.
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REASONS WHY I!

Nothing so easy explain why buyers of ready made
ng can benefit by dealing with us In the first place we
e largest stock to choose from in this section. In the
pace we have taken the utmost pains to bring out the
S garments that be made at every price we touch
question with us is not how much we can make a suit
%acoat but how good and acceptable suit overcoa
G sell for given price This is policy and whatever
intending purchasers Of Ready Clothing wish to pay
@ Sah rely on finding the best value for that sum here.
carrying so large assortment do of Mems and
Es Clothing, good choice can always be depended
%Oek being constantly repenshed with and fresh
W. all OF which critically examined before being placed
@Oes Tor sae Prices reasonable throughout. We have
1seyed large addition to Young Mems Suits; dur
Sores' reliable coors stylish cut-not surpassed by
S ess. ''''' '''p'' a'N '''' p''~o p''-N'
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4HEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS

In the early selection and display OF Fall and
aeF Clothing, for Men, Youths and Boys The contest
sRS to be lively one indeed Over $4,000 worth of New
amg and Gents Furnishing Goods in Stock and under
~ and every day adds to already stock
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA, March ., 1852.
nAnK INrOn1-.


Nominal
DARK ToBACCO-H AnCP bCrURis0'
Ltlgs.-Frosted. s2.5oas3.00; medium, $40
$50 good, s3.5Omr0- ,, AZ, roc.
Lsat- Common. -5.5Oef 20 medium r''""vs
al: good. s7.5Oelre; fine, f0.1oEf-i"'
HEicIfr reBACco--MASurAcruhN
q,aok,rs.--Comnon, seegslO; wsdinm' Tfitg
slo: good sl3@sl4 line, si5e 1900; nn'y'
sl1sHss 20 20 omnou. siomsIi; medium. sl2se
ana. good. sl3.JOeltib; hnH- tiO.JOytfio'
III; ,,,o@, = 0mtnon. .IbefFz2.oO; lnrdiiin,
a2sset30 good, -S5a-4O Gnc, s406ss63i iaHcy'
tVsanDe,s. HahogGny.-t ommon' rZon 81 :
meJinin' -3Omss5; good, FAV@ $40 hne' sS'es
y55: extra +57 bo@-0V'
owing 70 the continued agltin0n ~ tho TAX
our market IA less active for alI Glasses uan h'
,reytou. month Notwithstanding cur r'cglpft' ir-
so.ctiona. and deliveries are fun and far ia ID
yance of The ssme period % the year previous
por further particulars sse satisfies below;
ueeciuas from october 1. 1880, 20 harrh !,
1esl ;ss5 h0gsheads, S25 tierc's. fgeeip,slfom
october 4, 81 10 March ], 1882 1889 '"ss-
fnsneefioaa from October D. 1880, 20 Nateh Il
l6si B,172 hogshsads, $50 slctsc.' 10y 10,
nn,s cr.-ser 4, 1881, n March I, 1882, livvz
hogshsade, / 4 81 lierces. ,as,
S,,les from October J, 1850, 20 hsfen Il nosi
s0l n0g.beads, s59 tserce. -ahs, TON ~. -.
| ISL 20 March /, 1889, 1905 "osahesas
i'nY,ilreri..s from october !, 1880, 10 slarrt
,ssI aD6s hogshcads- 70l usrees ueiis,rie
! IRON October 1. ltti, 10 hsfS" s''oo~'' '-'
""s ,snh an hand March j, 1891, l2,lOs hoes
/ As.J, aqs fierces. stock on hand Warren J. ter<
/ ii.70T Loysi.fads, s3f tlorccs~
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senator LybrOOk Makes Narrow
Escape from Death.
Especial telegram 20 the Dlapatch.

Especial telegram 10 thc Dlspatch'l
MARTiNsvmLE, March 0.-Whilst on his
way home from station on the Danyile
and Ncw-Riysr railroad last night Senator
Lybrook. OF Patrick, met with q painful
accident.
The scene OF the accident is within four
miles of Nmysyille. His guiGe, Dir. j. II.
DYER. attempted to conduct him by a short
route to the village. The night became in-
tensely dark. and At a point where the road
Is not fenced there Is a gully twelve feet Ia
depth. The guide. missing his way few
feet, rode into the head Of The gully. Al
most simultaneously Lybrook's horse
turned somersault, falling partially on
the rider. Mr.. Dyer scrambled out I'M
hurt, and found help near by. Mr.. Ly-
brook remained. not daring TO move, fear.
ing that his dying horse would Kill him In
bis struggles.
The Senator's physician reports this af
ternoon that his injuries are not dangerous
The shock was great and the pain intense
for some time. lie was comfortable ri
noon. and Is thought to be improving.
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Troubles ON the Frontier Win Illicit
Indian Traders.

CHICAGO, March 9.-A Helena (aiontana)
special savsthe United States marshal there
received dispatch, dated March 3d, from
his deputy, John Iealy, stating that ne Is
q nrisoner among the half-breeds and In
dams. in their camp on the MIX river.
The country - full OF smugglers ana ii'ictf
traders, and he had arrested SIX OF The
leading men and captured s3,oo worm OF
robes. when the Indians captured him and
his outfit. lie asks aid from Fort Asslno-
boine. as there are not troops enough at
Poplar river. He says the Indians are
ready for war. Marshal Boikin has direct
ed aid 10 be sent. ,,,
Later dispatches bring intsliigcnce that
General Auger. commandment at Fort Asst
noboiue. has sent seven companies OF In
faptry and two Of cavalry, numbering 400
men. under the command Of captain Nor
wood. 10 the scene Of trouble, with lnsirue-
lions not only 10 rescue Deputy Marshal
IIeaIy, but 10 drive all Of The half'breeds
and creeks backinto the British territory
whence they came. These parties have
been engaged for long time IN smuggling
and In Illicit traffic with the american In
dians. and Il was for the seizure Of robes,
blankets. and other contraband goods thai
Healy and his companions were impris
oned.