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CALIFORNIA.
Democratic Governor Elected by 10000
Majority.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. &-The count In this city
up 70 midnight, being partial returns from all
points, indicates majority for StOneman of about
10000 on the total vote and for Blake (rep) for
mayor OF San Francisco Of about 1000 Tho demo-
varying maJoritie6 There are no returns vet on
COngreSsmen.
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The Tidal Wave OF 1874 a Ripple %
This.

From the New York sun und.)
Look on the first page OF the sun this mornin n
Tor the exact dimensions or yesterdays upheaval
OF the waters. You will fnd that the tidal wave
OF eight years ago was a ripple beside It.
The people OF New York gave 10 Grover Cleye-
land yesterday majority more than double that
or MT. Tllden In 1874, more than double the
largest majority ever attained by a candidate for
governor In q contested election In this If lie
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Death Of an ARMY Officer

GOVERNORS ISLAND, n. Y. Nov. 6-Col Richard
Arnold, OF the U. s. army, stationed here, died
suddenly this morning.
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INDIANA.
The State Democratic by a Small Ma
tOrity-The Democrats Gain One Con.
9rexsman Certaim-ThreC Probably
EnwliSh Defeated.

INDIANAPOLIs, Nov. 6, O. m.-FrOm the most re-
liable Information at this hour the Congressional
delegation will stand as follows: 1st district,
Kleiner (dem) I'd district. Cobb DENY; Sd District
stockslager DEM; 4th district, Holmes DEM;
repl; 7th district Peele rep); 9Th district, doubt
ful; 9th district doubtful; 10th district DeMotte
lepl; 11th district Steele lrel)i. 18th district,
DOwrey tdem); 18th district, Ca1kins (rep.)
democratic gain OF one Congressman Is certain,
and gain OF three probable. The returns re-
ceived show decrease In the vote OF y per cent
and q probable democratic majority on the state
ticket OF ], 500 Very few reliable returns have
been received from the larger cities.
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A Washington Man Murdered on the
Training Shin Portsmouth,

NEWPORT, r J., Nov. SC. Allen. steward and
COOK on board the training snip Portsmouth, was
arrested for assauItng Francis Belma, steerage
steward OF the same vessel a few days ago. with
meat platter. Belma died this morning from the
result OF his injuries. The deceased leaves wife
and family in Washington.
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COLORADO.

The Democratic GOveFnor Elected.The
Legislasu& I'm Doubt.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 8, o. m--Lake county about
even. Republicans estimated 500 majority IN this
county. Nothing definite from '0unnison or
Pueblo counties Gilpin county, home OF Eecre-
publican. Arrapahoe (Which gave eco republican
last eiectt0n) l,1O0 to 1900 democratic. Grant
democratic candidate for goyeE1or1 certainly
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Messrs. johnson, Holloway Il Co., wholesale drug
gsts OF Philadelphia Pa, report that time ago
gentleman handed them dollar, with request send
good Catarrh cure to two army officers in Arizona
Recently the same gentleman tod them that both the
officers and the wife Of Gen Joln c. Fremont
OF Arizona had been cured Of Catarr by the two bot
ties Of Ely's Cream Balm.
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DANGEROUSLY ILL Mr.. Justice Harlan last
night received Information of the dangerous ILL
ness, in Chicago, OF his daughter, Mrs. Child. He
lett for that city this morning, and may not be in
attendance upon the Supreme Court for several
Gays telegram this morning states that Mrs
Child Is very low
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from the Baltimore American (rep.)

TrUH tilt baltlN1Ore A1nerlcan trep1
Under these circumstances there seemed but one
course open 70 the men who still &Ee devoted to
the principles OF the republican party and are
proud Of its ancient giorirs. That course they
nave taken. IL was TO suffer a thorough defeat
only thus could the selfish rule-or- ruin leaders be
stripped OF power and the rights or the voters re-
sUore1 The vote OF yesterday shows that this
was the deliberate purpose. IL was not "a dereat
or the republican party so much as piece OF SELF
surgery, having IL view distinct curative pur.
pose-a sacrl1clal act. from which IL Will arise
with renewed moral and physical force.
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~ the training Of teachers with model Kindergar-
tsnS q s2S eth. cor Of st. ll27 18th St. and 500
&5S1ire Of MRS. LOUIsk POLLOCK, st the National
&leeb2 lnaesute. pl-2v
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CATARRH, COLD IN THE HEAD AND HAY FEVER.
We hear from customers the most fattering re-
ports of Elys' Cream Bam believe it article of
real merit. SMITH. KLINE & CO., Wholesale Drug
gists Philadelphia, Pa.
ELYS' CREAM BALM CO.,
n6-eo3t Owego, New York.
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The Stalwart Doom.
From the Philadelphia Times dnd.)

FROM the Philadelphia Times Gnd.)
The revolution in Pennsylvania, like the revolu.
ton that has swept the debatable states from theiu
republican moorings is not a democra tic party
victory, nor is IL a republican defeat I'll A stall
wart death-blow; Violent tearing up by the roots
or The Spoil5 system; a command from a lOng-for.
bearing people that bosses shall surrender the
deSpotfc power they so iDSOlently usurped
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The Defeat I'm Pennsylvania.

From the Philadelphia Press (rep.D
The republicans OF Pennsylvania have been
beaten-beaten not Unexpectedly, but none the
less needlesSly, wantonly and msdly For the
first time In twenty-five years we shall have q
democratic governor. This grand old commons
wealth. with its splendid aud almost unbrosen
republican majority, has been sacrificed 10 the
STUBBORN perverseness and despotic Will OF a SELF
lsh boss domination. The result is the work or
republicans and IL is the rebuke OF this arbitrary
machine power rather than the defeat OF the re.
publcan narfy
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F~sso WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
tS NURSES.
FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION.
The re,aC course of lectures will be delivered MON
DAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS at O'Clock at the
Lehman Building, 1925 New York avenue northwest,
beginning Friday, October 27.
For further information apply to Mrs. Jane Hitz.
5l3 New Jersey avenue southeast, or Mrs. =. A. NJ.
Canfeld Burein of Education. corner Of 9Th and
streets northwest. to
d. ". PRENTISS, NJ. D., Dean
o23-1n, W.T. ,3w 1224 9Th street northwest.
n OCTOBER 17TH, 1882.
~ THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE COLUMBIAN
BANK Note Company are hereby notified that meeting
Will be held at the office OF said company Washing
ton, DC, on FRIDAY. November 18th, 1882, at 10
O'Clock noon for the purpose of e!ectin Trustees
the ensuing year.
WALTER S. COX. President.
D. d. MARLIN, Secretary. o25-1aw4t
rySa FURNISH INDUSTRIES, NOT ALMS.-BE-
= nevoent citizens OF the District of Columbia
VINO approve OF the practical methods of the Associated
naTltes are urgently requested to give orders for max
IN Fine and Pain Ladies and GentieIne's Underwear,
Chlldre1ls Clothing Household Sewing, Knitting, EN-
broidery. Mending, Domestic Service Washing by the
hOi!r or day, any work do, to the WO-
MANS WORK DEPARTMENT of Fifth Subdivision
Associated Charities 900 street northwest. Office
open from am to Pm. $50 I'm
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JAPANESE GOODS.

I JAY GOULD, 42l 9TH STREET, BETWEEN d
- and sts.. one square from Pennsylvania avenue
Scrolls. Lanterns Fans Decorative Pictures Bor-
ders etc. Also. Xmas Cards Scrap Pictures etc o.
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you 70 take this expression Of my gratitude "a sm,.
ALTERED inner effusion. for what acknowledge 70 ga
hight here, it occurs 10 me~whesS9 A,d
does nothing else, VIII at least .Aon q
lie and shall share equally the result o. Tass il
DEBUT There II nothing mean In my nature fIsns,5zl
II am fortunate enough 10 gain your approval ys
f ~ nj. pos $aS n Of u h
laughterl-for ! hold that when Richelss y,
s@sS % WsI@ os yoTft a 'n aes,s ssrs
on the eve Of appearing before New.York s1ss,IaM
touching that possible failure, the uDpieasaans.. =
Dc considerably lessenea oy inc recollection o. y,
There is an anecdote told OF certain studen,s Nh. >
10 submit to Cuyler-I think IL was-the defnton -
CRAB. "A crab,' they said, sis rr, o.
that walks backward" Cuyier comments az ID. ~
it is not red. aud does not walk backward wiz ass
exceptions your definition "a perfectly accurats tas
gentlemen, you may tell me on Wednesday aWs -
Ike your piece we don't think much OF your eo., syp
and you we can't stand. With these exception. 4Ss;
a gigantic success" (Great laughter Genflsyysyan:
mean 10 keep the vision OF such possibility sfs1ss.
fore my eyes, and standing side b~sn p
with its Illuminating shadows, like Won, -
electric light, will be the recollection OF your hpa
down next week, am sure OF your warm. yo1r ~ e
sympathy. lAppausel With regard 10 NV es
ton with another Profession Mr. Reid has a. s,
cally described tue consequences thereof laughter ~
thIuk the best say Is that on their own
est men are dumb. LA lighter aud applause ''"*
The President then introduced SIR Wsr..L
q
as one Of his boys, that he had w,t,h,,
the comsdian's career with yeat interest, and ~.
If he had all tie success he deserved to-mo,,,.
night, he would certainly he content. Cola,,
Richard Lathers was then introduced u.
spoke at length upon the drama as a means a, -
fined amusement. Oscar Wilde was the nss,
speaker. lie referred In pleasant way 10 the rss
paper satires upon himself and felt thankful NJ,
he had given permanent employment to many !.
ink-staIued life" lie dwelt at some length aaes
the drama as a school Of art The other spsas,,
were A. A. Cohen, of san Francisco. the youps,.,
member of the club Ii. IL. Porter, Colonel Brcos,
and Mr. wilkins.
John L. Raymond, toward the close Of ths evan.
ing, IccIted Colonel Hays poem, "Banty Tns
with great effect.
At tie close Of the evening the president man,
toned he fact that at that hour they wsr
celebrating in Boston the nfteth anniyera,y
of William WaTren's services on the stage, sns
proposed his health coupling with il ~
name Of John Gilbert Of New-YOrk. Alta
this had been drunk Mr. Wyndham read N.
concluding stanzas Of William Winters poem
printed elsewhere.
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TIE FIFE RECORD.
LOSS OF $1,000. 600 AT FALL RIVER

LOSS OF $1,OOO,0OO AT FALL RIVER
FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct 2S.-About 800
o'clock this afternoon fire dIscOyere4 in the pfk,
house OF the Flint Mil. When first discovered n,us
were issuing from the beltbox OF the main belt a.
engnerOom in the lower story OF the pckerhOase aui
1t spread with lightning rapidly along the belt to ns
upper story In less time than II takes 70 tell o, IA
flames were bursting forth from every winiow. Ia.
mil was a magnificent structure Of granite five store.
high. built IN 1872. and constructed and eqippeiNs
cost Of over 100000. The main building 800 iee
long by "a wide. The picEer-holse which adainei tie
centre OF the mil on the east SIDE also gralits
structure anu was three stories high, the 20
glue and bOilerhOuse being on the fret eOoE
Al 7:4j y. the north end OK the NH fell In, aHd gran
tie blocks hurl "a over hundred feet Tue ean
roof aud every door had already fallen, and az O'clock
only fragments OF the bare walls IL tue main nil va
stuudng. At this nOur 10 p M tue hcmsn are SUI
at work, and II looks as Il the fire will burn al nighL
The total loss, including tue NIL, machinery and
goods IN process Of manufacture, VIII be yery nest
; 900. 900 certainly not less S5OO.OO0 there's
an Insurance amounting 10 s6ZOOOO ala IA mutual coz
pau!es IN Bosom, Providence and tms ely. Oithh
amount $4,000 l. In the Mapuiacturers Naualt0A
pauy. Of tnIs city, aud 100000 in the halaiae
furers' Mu,lal Company, VI Boston, TIE laltS
being the heaviest lUEcr.
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4 THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

ALBANY, Oct. 2S.-GOvernOr Cornell to-day
issued the following proclamatloni
The lengthenng shadows OF waning autumn betOken
the return OF the season, haowed by our ancestors
many oneraOns for returning thanks 10 the Supreme
Beng Ills mercul protection and support Follow
ing this timc-honOred custom, now recognized by our
statutes Thursday the 30th day Of November next Is
hereby esgnated and set apart day OF Tbanksgiv
ing 10 the Almighty God for the manifold blessings
yonchsafcd the people OF this State during the past
year. - ,,.-.., -
varded the digcnt hand OF labor Henhtulness peace
and contentment dwell with the people. The authority
OF law been respected public order has been OBJ
served and the Interests OF Christianity education and
morals have been especially promoted Seldom. indeed.
has single year Ia the history Of State been
eignaly favored with gracious manifestations, while
through country general prosperity has
prevailed The tide OF immigration to shores has
been unpreced ted and In all material development
the Nation has progressed In degree never before
equalled- -. .
For the happiness and prosperity enjoyed and all the
evidences OF Divine favor shown unto us, CRATE
fu gments to our Heavenly Father, whom
alone for life and strength We depend.
II Is therefore, recommended That on the day hereby
designated the people Of this state lay asde their ord
nary pursuits and gather together In their accustomed
places OF worship thanks In His holy name for ali
the blessings OF the closing year and furthermore by
the reunion VI families and friends, by the restoration OF
Ties OF friendship and by deeds OF blessed charity LET
the day that II shall honor every Christian
Virtue aud Him from whom all good deseendA
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AT VARIOUS PLACES.

BRUNSWICK, y. j., Oct. 2S.-lne IN,
Valley Preserving COmpauys works here were 49,
by fire today. The loss on Stock and mA'''eS =,
$50 OOO insurance $4,000 The WORKS wsIs
by b. L. Holmes. OF tnls city, ana v oou's
New-lOTk ,., A.
MAQUoQUErA. Iowa, Oct. 2s-Fire last eIen- -,a
stroyed Nickorson's mills, including woOnsA
planing-mll saw mill aud staye-iactor!' NV
$4,000; no insurance ,,riar
PROVIDENCE, r. l., oct. 2S.-George WATSON "a.
nj Cranston was burned this morning, WIKI s'V'' ,..
ture worth 81 900 The total loss Is sS,0OV' A'-'
$1,000 -. han
NEWTON, Penn, Oct 2S.-Last night the ARE ~
Edward n Ely, near Yardleyyllle, was str"'A t,s
ming and est.oyed, together with thirteen =, .ss.
horses farming implements and the n SaooyersaN
Tue loss, which mas not been ascerla1hed'
insurance. .rA sabs
SING SING, n Y. oct ga large barn s srI,.y y
and IA valuable horse, the property u -,,sv.s
Egan in sing Sing were burned last nisaI '.a.e.r
had been I'm Mr. Egans epploy and VINO p nas O.I'
Is suspected OF having set nre 10 tne o"' ,oA,cs
PerERsBuRG Va. oct 2s.-The large Or s.,,sr ~,
factory in washngton-st, occupied by l '"
DESTROYED by fire tonight. together with 'H' co.
fixtures and stock The loss is S3O.OOo' pA''
cred by insurance.
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rIoLEYcE IYS0UTH CAROLINA.
A REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS NOT PER-
MITrED 70 SPEAK AND GROSSLY ABUSED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE IRIBUNEl

A REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS NoI FE-h-
MITrED 70 SPEAK AND GROSSLY ABUSED.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
CoTrvBrA. s. c., Oct. 2S.-E. VI. Brayt0n,
United states Internal Revenue Collector OI South Car
o,ino and Republican nominee Congress from the lid
Disrrct was advertised address his constituents at
Edceld Yesterday The Democrats In anticipation OF
bis comine held meeting there on Monday night,
which was addressed by Hampton, Butler lllllnah ana
others the tone OF whose speeches was calculated to sur
ND the wrath OF the redshrts and to induce them to
turu ont in force aud attend the Republican meeting
Tnluan, in his address. said: eff you send
me TO Washington with certificate OF cleo
tion will promise You that in case
the Radical clerk puts BlayOn's name on me ron WIN
vote i'm the organization the House or plich batO
out of window OF che Capitol" This language had the
Sstrrdav morning when Mr. BraytOn arrived a. Iren-
ton The nearest station Ed ched he was met by sew
erni Dcmocrtc friends. who advised hm In the inter
ests Of peace t. go no lrrIhrI' lnhsIIuu ~ 81
nui IN eoyernaDe moo Ut rccshrts had POSSESSION OF
the town OF Edgeneid. Iley were iulpa.iohty
awaiting his arrival and they Intended TO 40
nm uer-onal violence. Mr BrhytOh Wisely
h"aded ms kindly advice, and determined 10 remain
where he was until tine arrival or the AFTERNOON tram
Wien he reshlrt mob at Edgeied heard OF TINS they
broke up the Republican meeting, uioNe Tue 'c'l ne
puc,n spe kera OH the ground, anu rode IN oouy 10
Trcutnn where they surrounded Mr.. BraytOn,s hOte
ana Yelled FOR him 10 come out and sdOw himself al me
same Ime giving vent to their feelings OF hdtied III the
most prJiane language. l. H.. 49,. ,,,,
tbe train grtiysu, when he returned to this city.
A. every station along the line the train
was boarded By red8nH who forced their way into
the ladies' cal where Nj BTdyO was seated ana cursed
and ahu,ed MIN IN most sn imctul manner nus IL s
that the Republican aud Independent candidates lOi
Congress lu this absolutely denied the NShl OF
free speech ana from publicly addressing their
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PELHAM BRIDGE HOTEL BURNED

Pelham Bridge Hotel. in the town OF West.
chester was destroyed by fire about o'clock YESTERDAY
morning. The bremen ~ Mount Vernon, ia rcsponen
an alarm, started render assistance nut after gns
some distance turned about under the CONVICTION taa
the fire was on the Long Island side OF the sound TIA
tremen OF Westchester village reached the scene uns
to prevent the flames spreading building used sis
barroom on the opposite side OF the road. Colonel
Laucey Kane short time his coach bet zen R
Hoe, Brunswick and Pelham Bridge HOtoL The 0ns-
OF the lire IS NOT known. The 1855 Is estimated q
$4,000; 10 If covered b. insurance in the Mc'eAes,d
aud other insurance companies. The ouuoiag WS
owned Oy William Layton.
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WouAyy TEMPERANCE UNION

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2S.-The closing Len vo,su ~
,he woman,s National Christian Temperance Un "a
held today Among the resolutions adopted We, b.
following 1--WE rejoice in the advance IOaae ar We
line Of the constitutional prohibition III the assy,
hail the successes in Kansas and Iowa. auu u,ssL
In other States for securing prohibition " via
as harbiugers OF the swiftly coming uns ss,,ou Il
majority of the States axed upon the sr,sc th
constitutional law prohibiting the nqu0' ,hs ssho.s
shall be able to engraft this principle spV glyes res
ton 10 our prohibition principles by ponss n al &c
and We will endeavor TO influence sS party. b. ~
ever namo Al IA called that shall give 70 III vii 30
embodiment Of the prohibition prineip''
surely protect orr homes-'
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hear that John r. smyth goes TO sleep IN MS c''r
IIis gzzord is said to be torpid He shores WINE houo
IL burning Now and then he wakes up ana suSS,
"Whot are we going to do Then he goes TO sleep "s
before the boys have guessed it. Strong cohee Is VIM
Johnny wants with fire. cracker III II 10
, go, Arc 70 his umblical cord there's good deal OF
q 70 burn before It reaches tho intellectual gangnons
and ot the worst he's well insured as all ex-InSurance
Con,mi ssioners must be. --------------p
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OVERCOME BY Gas.

a fire, which was extingulshed quickly, and
which caused very little damage. broke odt last eYens
in the fruit store OF John Fisher in the basement oM
79i Elghth-ave. While the nremen were trying
to discover the origin OF the flames. however, iEea
WAS a sudden escape Of gas FROM a service Plgs
In tho basement and several Of the men ntsfg
sltfcated Cniei Campbell, Of the Seventh Battas.
Foreman Wilians OF IrucN No. 4. ana three pnYaesd
fna truck company. Joan Brown, Jonn -Enny aae
Michael Whei alan, were overcome ana were carried on
by other hremcn. They all recovered after Deness
tsuaed by ambulance surgeons from Roosevelt h0spdR
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nARVS AND Sioux LOST.

LANCASTER, Penn, Oct. 2S.-The large els
of Hershey GroG in Upper Leacock township -
county, was struck by lightning last Night ana "D~
stroyed. together with the contents. including S'-
head of live stock and the seasons crops pc sAas
OF the los, is not known. There was an iDsus''"
81 500 On the property.
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nIrSINEsS PLACES BTRNED.

TnUCKEE, Cal, Oct. 2S.-Eire last evening
destroyed considerable portion Of the business PaE'@
the town, including the American Ho.el. the sleH1
House and the odd Fellows Building. The los
probably upwards OF 100000, wnich Is twoAr'
covered b. insurance. The hre starred III Aenke'
brewery aud was thought to De attributable 10 OSCAR
leSness Tuis IL the f0urtn general ire tht mss celi
WITHIN few Years AID la the excitement coLs aus.
upon this c0Rha grafton, there was some talk oi gA'
Nrukc,
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man I'm these days cannot lead blameess life hoidihs
ND free lunch counter without reckless ANA iinpcit
mont press having something to say about ho"eNu'
Chef Is coming here TO stir up tho cheeri'u B"oo.
O. ONT q, moral force out OF speakers out OF arguments
hut no thinks he can make raise and buy Charley
,roucb some OF the Democratic districts. The cash
box looks little queer beside the balloi-OoA' Ou' 'H
this is an of year.
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CAsr.STEEL WORKS DESTROYED.

CHESTER, Penn, Oct. 2o.-Ihe ex'en",'
work. OF the Eureka Cast steel Company az bAaol'
were destroyed 10y Dire at early hour thi' uolp..
large nnmberof valuable patterns were elso aes.S,
Iao cl.al los, Is abJu1 10000, whieR u lus 0N'
by insurance, The IRE orgna, cd IN the cup0A
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DEATH OF DIR. EZRA p. BENNETT

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct 2S.-ph urges
Renne,, one OF the Oldest and most promhea.s ~. -
OF the state died at Dreury yesterday
seventy slx years.
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don't see any more Of those broad and liberal news
noper paragraphs about Presidents "junketng'' ana
startling combinations made as to the value per minute
and hour of the services they are defraudng Us or
although Mr.. Arthur has been of good WHILE catching
fish inside the Canadian water limit We paid 50 much Tor
infringing / like to the President OIL fishing ana
initiating Isaak instead OF Theodore Walton DaltlhG
hooks instead Of setting mp races There's ho'hhs '"
about me that going TO tell wish the President
had holiday for two years. and that Folger could eaten
something too and that there Mrs Arthur III the
White House in there soon after midnight ana
say: what what! You time murdercrs here again.
taking the bloom from that check which mine taking
a quarter of Il dollar cigars to carry home to little
Johnny taking everything but French leave. Where's
the broom where's the torpedo. Call in the dog! III
Chct you out"
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"Mr Coulllng says the attitude Of tho Republican
newspapers is disrIacciul" someone reports. Well
every female creature has her time TO pout II was
Conklings pout in 1876; II the other Ady's now.
When Ellis Roberts for Congress in ConLling's dis
trct. Smyth DcnnisOn and CO. passed the word:
Stick the knife into him and turn It around" He Is
getting the knife out now, after long suppuraton.