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WASHINGTON NEWS.
THE BUSINESS BEFORE CONGRESS,
The Glltterlng Opportunlty Of the Republicans.
Hollow Nockery or an Election In Alabama.
The llllnola Senatorial in-Acllths Seh.u,t
to Cheat Ie!losE-Cap,tAi Notes.

WASHINGTON, November ,l7.-.It Is un.
dersiood that sropg effort will be made
al the ensuing session Of Congress 10 see,,,
a heavy reduction OF Internal revenue tax.
alton. This subject will come before the
Committee on Ways and Means II enough
members can be gotten together In advance
Of the meeting OF Congress, but only Incl.
dentally In connection will, the subject OF
the revision OF the tariff, Tho House bill
to reduce internal taxes, passed at the last
session, Is still on the table OF the Senate
unacted upon, although It has been
amended in various particulars. A motion
to take 1t up promptly will doubtless be
made and carried without objection when
the Senate meets. when other amendments
inay be expected to be added to Il. II is
not likely TO get into such shape rs to
receive the concurrence OF the Republican
majority In the House, and Tor this
reason an attempt may be made to
report another bill for tho action Of
the House. If ttc Republicans, be-
fore they lose control ~0i tho ID ol,se,
can pass measure materially lessening
the weight Of taxation, 1t will, TO u ma.eriul
extent, take the wind out OF tho sails OF
their Democratic Successors. But the Dos.
sibility that they will be able to pass Il
measure OF this character is quite remote
The session will be short aud by The time
the appropriation bills and other necessary
measures Are out OF the way there Nilrbe
little or no time left for action OIL q tax
bill. The pending bill in the Senate will
provoke animated and extended discussion
whenever it comes up, aud tl:erc is no GER
tainty indeed that final action will be
taken on it even in that body. Having go
much at stake, however, the Republicans
will struggle desperately for action, as, IL
taxes arc reduced ut the next session, they
will claim and receive all the credit tl,Gre.
for. 1t is said that Judge Kelley, the
c!nirman OF the Ways aud Means Com
miltee. Is Disposed to Introduce Lill ia
accordance with his oflen.expressed ,leus
to abolish the entire Internal revenue svs.
| &a,,.
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GENERAL NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

At Grusey Island mines, Pa., las, even
ing, Thomas Wiiliamsand Albert Williams
on night turn, were instantly killed nnI
Sylvester Williams fatally injured by the.
fall OF the roof. Il; - ~
The Wholesale drug warehouse OF (i;l.
burt :l'ros. {: Company, Baltimore, burnr,i
yesterday. Loss unknown. The en-
ployes escaped without serious injnry. Six
young women ut work on tue fourth floor
were rescued by ilreme.s.stand brought
down on ladders.
The official ,etDrns from Pennsylvania
have l:scA received from ull couni;es ex.
ceps Margen. The vote IL: Ial,ison. s,a.
:a'f Beaver, 3l3,G COS; Stewart. Z, ,SOi; Arm.
strong, 2s,sOS; Petit, ilsl. Pat,isons.
plurality il 40,2l& Wh;sh will moi, he NJ :
dlced .l,,:. 10 by Matae9 county. Airica.s plu.
ral4yI as3Q1, without Warren. Clark
lsads the ticket, his majority being over
candidate, I.S5 5S"a 5'"S 's'a''e '.''''.
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ADvANrA0EsO OFTHE GAS FURNACE.
1tH Application 10 the Making OF Iron,
kteel aud Glass, WM. q

4.
.''!' 'Iv.'s' november i"-ht meeting
ot the Manufacturers aud and Miners As.
sociation Ia this clty, a paper submitted by
Mr.. William Wannlinc,on n Wh.o,,ori
p....,i.s. s.,, rrs',' " " 's"'"nA'
ien,'sy''"a'u' was fe"a ny Tue secretary,
on the gas furnace rs applied to the manu-.
iacture OF iron, steel and glass, oa,
The paper onened hv asso,,,,. .,,,, ,,os
j,ynacas a,a onnj;eobis T., .'s VI, .lla! saa
acnal contact w;,h ~" ;", m.s es ,'a, nmeae
sarv. Amomr ,hs aIvnnta,su % ,,a;nI nv, ni'ts. ts.
pas HEATING nre. ~ An mnIim;,o1 1.,1 a,na"m, 'ot "
heat nuritv md neriert n con,,nI I' ~ ,,a Ua
flame. ihe exhaustion oi oases in tho hoa,mu M ;,,u
chumLer bciny n rommletn chacI - s,s ,Is.t,9s,
M nconomw ~ N nal ~ TO- tso," ~ .a..s uta..s'
Hvc IN t;,y mcr cont orJ '"eil.y' si.y,
linn % IN ;ho ~ cost % ~ ~" ro,o;., i 'en,e, n.y..
nrnvrcsa ~ Inn S;,ror, p",s rp"nm..,,tas ime
nrnace was rsiarroJ ~ aa ~ tesene."slve
ratc with liz ndvnnta,os II I, has hnar
generally ivnorcJ hv wnnnfnc,nrn,. M nas DeIn ,.Ia
wer,, oniv ioo nnx;ons - shn" n n,en. VIZ
nj tho nn,, NJ ,hs war " ;ncors;S"sas M ea, gun ~
losses bv cost;v iurnaces 'i"ss Tho ,"ss y. ~
wnstc by oyiiat;on in or,;narv haa,;nn vss W
furnaces in wsstcrn penns"iwar,a sHt mh;s
and West V;r"inia won,d a";re.,",a ; s,S o.'0 ns0
per unnnm inr r"ch imrnass >eeTso Tomn,,rsd H,v,-aI
with conl ipd iurnacrs lin Sic,cns o'pred ann'red
n more srikinv ron,nor;son I II, 10 e'u".u NV
uinciure oi iron Wv hnsInla NJ naai ,i'v .'.
wns ,he q, v;n"n,t";n"j @ IN So",h III; H. ea W. ~
nrodur,;on In "Iunn,arao ' m"ra ""es .;.a; ~ -.
ihc iirst Nine. "s s,,msr;or ~ ue,,ia'1 Ias" .,n ~
softer niles anI vrneral imnr" IN 1u ramart .';u J.,
,Ie n,ial;iy % ni ,Ee % iron 'I",en. Wnt ,hn ia, ~
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The Garfield lsilJs,

WASHINGTON, lcyember l7.-At the ses.
sion ofthe Garfield Board CT ,.ulit search.
ing examination into end thorough 4 Is.
cussion OF the claims OF the physicians at.
tending the late President was had. The
examination comprehelulea not Only The
papers submitted to the Board OF .ludit
but those presented to Congress. 4 long
consultation was then held ns to what
shouM be done in the premises, but ad.
journment WIS reached without n decision
having been arrived at.
Judge Lawrence statoa that in one in.
stance a miscellaneous bill, which had
originally been presented to Congress,
reaeltsd the Board after having been
scaled 30 per cent above the amount Ms
cluimed from Congress. s...
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SENATOR LOGAN
MOI nj all Anxious to l!cc0mc prcsltlent I
The IIllnHiS Senatorial Ence.

Not ut HIl Anxious to l!cc0Inc l'rcsltleut.
hclilin"Is Senatorial Hace.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE West.
ern papershave been circulating statements
tothe effect that Senator Logan was anxious
to become Presidential candidate, and
that he was working his plaus for 1851 nc.
cordingy. The Senator stated to-day that
this was not true. lie would. under no
circumstances, become candidate ior the
Presidency. lie could not afford to run
after anything so indefinite us that, where
u defeat would end his political career.
The Senator thought that the stories had
been circulated by parties desiring to
injure him.
An intimate friend Of Logan said, in
discussing the matter; "Senulor l.ouau's
chief ambition is to succeed himself in the
Senate. lie Is not taking any part IN tho
Senatorial contest in Illinois between Gov.
crnor Cullom and General Ruum. Ills
judgment is, however, that neither OF these
gentlemen will be successful, owing to q
small majority Of the Republicans on Joint
ballot in the Legislature, and the bitter
personal fight that is bein: waved be.
tween theu,. Governor Cullom las the
inside track 1t present, but enough OF
the Raum men have sworn to vote against
him to make his election impossible payid
Davis will probably succeed himself us he
can be accepted by the Republicans rs d
compromise candidate With better grace
than any other man. Lincoln IL ont Of
the question. Notwithstanding the lct
that lie is the son Of his iathcr, lie Is yery
unpopular in the State. lie can only be
elected bya miracle, and this doesn't seem
TO be good year ior miracles"
Talking with General Raum toduy he
stated that Gallon wns bis only rival.
Oslesby eonld not be eongidered in the
race. lie thought his changes for sNcpess
were good,
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!1snot strange that the alleged miracu
Ns cure OF Mr.. Richard Huffman, ol
"as!'ihS'on county, Pennsylvania, should
Sa matter OF comment and even doubt
.AoAg his ncighbors. 1t was so in the
aae when God revealed his presence and
1spoNer through the impressive agency
a'he miracle. Thut he is the same good,
'anpo'ent God now rs then, who will
'NO'' As to the merits OF Mr.. IIutl'man's
Sse We express no opinion. lie was sick
~ has been healed. His physician, who
'''ant enough 70 confess TINT his skill
'"lA not avail, knows no more. We urc
Haom affirming that God has wrought n
'Ns'Se III this case, and just as fur from
N'san'ng tosay that lie has not. The cure
iaaytic is less wonderful than the
"las'lnc Off single star for a single sec.
rd rs - L.-
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4 CHURCH SCANDAL.
aerlous differences, Httwcen n Detroia
l.nynsRn md His Pastor 5

A'NCSeHSCn AttWCeu DGtrnt1
l.nynsan md His Pastor.
DErRolT, Mich, November l7.-,;n,ce
Episcopal Church, in this city, isin o fever.
FOR that matter, the whole OF that lcnomi-
nation here is astated as it has not been
since the tngieeowniallof Bishop McC Cost.
~. For come time there has been trouble
hesweeA the rector, Rev. DR.. Charles Il. VI,
Stocking. aud II. L. Wetmore, ono Of his
parlshloners, who WIS for several years the
sexton. The di Il iculty grew out Of state
ments alleged 10 have been made by Wet
more, serloraly affecting the character OF
Df, &oSs'nN US q man and Christian
tteaaher. but which have been ircoueutIv
heard In connection with ministers sincs
the great Plymouth Church scandal. 1t is
not believed that Welmorc charged The
doctor with actual orime, but enough was
sad TO arouse the lattcr's ire, and he im-
mc!!ately began to strike sparks from his
anvil With bis ecclesiastical hammer
un the l7th OF October the doctor IN n
FORMAL letter excommnnicatea Wetmors
from the communion ut the pnotaatont.'
Episcopal Church. The Young Mems As.
stociation Of tho shurch, after examiuins
the matter, expressed sympathy for Wei
more and advised him to appeal 10 tLe,
bishop. - '''>'
several members OF Grace GhH,Uh said 10
reporter tonight that the quarrel has be-
come so not rs to mako il probable that
the CHURCH ant, is rector NAV very soon
past coSapanys hat unless the tide turned
Were must comea more exciting timc ,han
me Episcopal Church Of Michigan has
known sincethc terrible exposure Of RishoD
McCoskrry's lewdness There was no mere
scandal in the church, cue said. The uct
81 Dr. Stocking involved n question Of pub.
l!a AateSest, aEd he should exert all his IL.
fiHenee 10 hiring about definite settleseI.s
O. IT. Society in general is vert .aucis
stirred up ut these extraordinary sleyelop.
lncnts. DIR. Stocking was formerly .ector
Of the Church Of the Epiphany in Chicago.
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Some New York MaIOrItic.

ALBANY, n, y, November l7.-Sppl /,
official returns from all bHi sbost h4li q
dozen countlses S'ye Cleveland u majority
q i,H1, |'&1 Y! oyer Fo|seE. Hill, Democrat, ior
4:leAtenapt'Go Governor, llau lai,oea over u.
4aatt SA3pea!en Rurer, Democrat, ior
pNiet. Audue Of The Court Of Appeals, has
Nnly ~, l6a over Andrews. Sloc!,m. Dem.
oSI"t, ior Congrcssnan.at-L Large, has IIa.
III: Inc constitutional amendment aiS.'
's,hlny tolls Oh the cAHsla is ajc;,Icd Nv Iv
about 2lo,NN majority, ~. amen,jmeMnt nj
increasing l1e n'!in5er OF Judges in tic
supreme Court has over o.0Ol lna,ori,v. 80
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DRt'IN's RITE.
The Drop In Oll-A Sew Gushcr In forest
"lE- County. Pa. .lH. ...##

| J. =. ... &oNutys AN .I...
PIrrsprRdn, November Every do,
will have his day" and it is supposed tba
this Is also applicable to bears. Certain Il
Is, this was the bears day ut the Oil TX
change. The bulls have been huvlpl
things pretty much their own way OF late
but the tide turned to-day and the beais
are laughingand pounding the market In ,
vociierous manner. When the session o.
the Oil Exchange began this morning there
was nothing upon which prediction could
be made, and another monotonous day
as experienced yesterday and the day be.
fore, was apprehcndcd. Shortly after 10
O'Clock the report was received that tlc
Anchor Oil Company had struck spoute1
In Forest county this morning, and that II
was flowing ut the rate OF five hundred
barrels day. This news came like thun.
derclap, and completely stunned tho bulls.
The market, which opened with sales at
" ~, began to tottcr and soon tumbled to
81 -, then 81 II, 81 10y, and finally, when
the. bell rang ut the close Of the
morning session, the last few sales
were made ut 81 13!, Il drop OF
over twelve cents from the opening price.
The news OF the crash spread quickly
and soon the lobby was blocked with spec.
tators and transient spectators. There
was also scatter TO cover, and us tho mar.
ket kept swooping down, and marvinsgrcw
smallcr ind beautifully less, tile lunbs
grew more rcstivc, and no doubt many OF
them vowed that II they were out OF this
they would not trie with tickle oil again.
Others smiled sickly smile anl refused to
place any credence in the reported heavy
strike. and sail: "Oh, that is only r,lse.
They, want 10 force the price down 50 they
can load for boom, which must surely
follow. l-ta - 80 N'' ~ ~ >
A numberot brokers spoken to were OF
tho opinion Il reaction would follow in Il
short time. While well such us this was
reported would, Of course, seriously affect
the market lor atime It would not be per.
territory. r. 60. ~,
Ihe spouter, us stated, is in Forest county,
and Is situated between what is known as
tue Cooper tract, aud the Clark 4 Foster
well. a-; #.| -HH
AT Oil City the carrying rate has ad.
yanced fifty cents, and ono dollar anl II
half is now charged. ,@1".
Tho period Of rest between the two ses.
s'ons gave the bulls time to recover sonie.
wint from the shock sustained by tho biz
spouter, which later intelligence reported
Az over 4oO barrels, and when the afternoon
session opened they succeeded in forcing
the price to ST. IS and then 81 o2!. AuotL.
cr reaction followed, however, and the
figure ut o'clock was 81 II, Thu trims
action lor the day vii. Ae enormous, and it
is estimated that the amount of oil which
tslSGgcd hands, will aggregate over six
m'lllou barrels. The following is a table
Of the fluctuations: 's''
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ACROSS THE ATLANTIC,
The LATEST NEWS By THE CABLE,
The Charge That Arab Ordered Alexandra 10
he Fired md the Kh.il,e Murdered neslea. =
Anairs Ia Franes-Tsrrible dynamite
q. E1P'oslon In Wslts-Gtht,a, =, Notes,

CAlno, November 1.-THE evidence Of
saleilnan Daoud that Arab pasha ordered
him oset Alexandria on fire md murder
the khedive Is generally discredited. SUI.
tan l'asha denies meeting Sulieman Dao,l
on the way to the Ramleh place to murder
the khedivc.
Only one English officer will 80 to Son.
Dan TO reportthe condition OF affairs there.
CoSsrAS1tSorLE, November II. - The
Turkish ambassador ut London has been
instructed to inform Lord Granville that
unless iurter assurances Of the English
polley IN Egypt are given the Sultan will
send commissioner. .11" ',II.r
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THE REPUBLICAN DEFEAT
In Colorado scli,. Placed nj Sca,ntt
IIill>s DONr

ln COlOrRuO Nclns Placed nj Sc1ntO
u. lliii's DOUr.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-the onus
Of the Republican defeat in Colorado is be-.
ing piled upon the shoulders OF Senator
Hill. llill is one oithe weak sort OF poll.
ticians like Mitchell, Of Pennsylvania, who
have spaslnodic outbreaks Of independence
ind seli-reliance which last for few days
and are not ugain heard Of ior months
after.
Hill got the idea into his head that Scna.
tor Teller was becoming something OF n
boss in Colorado and that he must assert
his independence. Senator Teller ool, no
apparent interest in the nominaions, which
were principally of men as old tried ur. true
an any in the party. Hill, however, made
bis kick, but failed 10 get any OF his men
nominated. lie then began to NOM about
the machine and started u negative war.
fare upon the ticket by mild dispUrasenent,
saying that while he wonld consider it bis
duty to support the ticket, he greatly
feared many other Republicans would not,
etc, BY his able Efforts he succeeded in
taking about three thousand votes fro IN the
Republican ticket, and beat the Republi.
can candidate for Governor. This is what
Secretary Teller means. in his late inter.
views when he says dsaGectiou OF Hepgh.
lican voters beat the ticket. Colorado has
never been subservicnt to uiacl,iue rule in
any way, and Hills suspicious actions
bave not only made him ridiculous In tho
eycs or his fellow citizens, but have cost
him much political strength. ~
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-
i IIiDHEh III i.EAMA,
VIII Judge Barrett Fine Himself lie.
chuse Unable to Sit on the Ilcnch-

cause Unable to Sit ON the Hcnch-
NEw foNx, November l7.-WhcN lha
sunrerF1e poutt, Fart 9, conyenel to-day a;
1850 :, ", Judge llouohue, instead oi
Judge lL,rrelt. occupied the bench. The
lawyers in the case Of Samuel Wilkeson
against u. ". Beechcr were there, but
neither Of the parties 10 the action, wer.
present. Judge Donohne ANNOUNCED bricny
Rnsi Rsa qs sa HaS aSstF SsFF sSs Is s$SIt$s!as s ss
dnllllhe same hour next Alondsy Whpp
1gaSs nI Se i,f{ S|RsPs G;9| Es| t&s IL
thing lite that which troublea tile lord
High Chancellor OF Great Britain in Gil.
bert K sulllvan's new opera. sg.3l1l
Then the question il whether tho legal
disnitary can legally, give his own Saa,tni
to his own matris.cp ;G:ti.s ais own ward in
ehR7sa1y, of II liz marry without this con.
sent, cal he convict himself for conlem,i,
oi his'own court, ahd il tcolhmitteI C,,n ,in
appear Ny Counsel ,ic:o,U Glinsc1i I,rG
moTe ;os afroai ol-hls 9wn iiiSnsn,S nn, :mn
Wsancsday4 ndge Barrett lined a iurar te:'
dollars ior being fifteen ulipS,ps late. Alter.
wara 40 IeEilseA lAe Anf, ba. gave i
MaEnlpG IR tge SUry t9 be prompt ON tic
EeSt aly, adding: III the JudYe "a not ia
h!S seat TWENTY-FIVE minutes before II, lie
VIII Inc hlmsolt. lie stated no contip.
gency, And, he was not In his seat ut tho
time Now the question arises Gun the
Judge appear before himself and offer th a
excuse Of his illness to escape The Iue, Sr
must he inilict Il? Il. y ~ : :,
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EATON on TiIi: TARIFF.
The ROurbUn COnsrcssu,nu.Elcc Get Dissnt
isiicd With the Commission.

New York, November l1.-In IN inter.
view to-day with Scnator-elcct William W.
Eaton, OF Connecticut, who while in the
United states Senate introduced ,Ile ta.ia
commission bill, that gentleman said "In
my opinion tariff reform will be tho priu.
cipll issue 0i the future. The success OF
either party will depend greatly on the
attitude il assumes in this connection,
slanAlnrlNrcrs throughout tIe coNntyyy, hui
move especially in thc New }4nslanl, Statess'' Is'
are growing fired OF the injustice of TIN.
present tariff system. They demand more
Just and equitable distribution OF the
duties than exists ut present, and they arc
right. The tariff, instead Of burdeninr the
manufacturer and consumer, should helm
both. H-
rno YOU nlale spy conf lcnNe in the
members Q! tic Tariff Commission, asainhsst
whom I here seems to be some leelinSy' :
y will not exactly say that 7 have no
confidence in nenl. Personally, they are
all men liuvc every reason 10 respect, But
! think that President Arthur would have
done better to appoint not alone extreme
protectlonists, but men representing every
shade OF opinion. Sincere and co.sc;s,:,
tlous though the Me.nbers Of the C5hh,is;-
sion as i is now constituted may be, there
is some ground for believing that they will
ALLOW thlelnnselyes to be biased by theiF pre-.
loneelyeH i;leas 8ii tEe enG,ee! IN ylestlon.
toW,eyer, | am nossilly foo hasly iii jiIS.
lrg sheE. ct US whit until Their repJrrt is
handed in. Then will bothe time for ireacll.
Ing some conclusion"
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THE FAIR RALI.OT
u the sonth-'fiic MOckery OF An Elec
'.hL ton In Alabama. f"U

WASHINGTON, November l7,-Sccond
Auditor Reynolds has returned from AIN
bama, where he went to vote. lie relates
some very interesting sceLes occurring at
the polls. lie says: BY noon the line OF
white voters had dwindlcd away 10 moth.
Ing, while that Of colored voters was full,
and continued 80 during u greater portion
Of the day. Early in .lteai.ernoon 4 party
OF five or six young white men approached
the table where the Republican tally list
was kept and one OF them aCcos,ing the
tally man asked, "What are you doing this
ior?' "'
"We nre keeping & tally OF the Republi.
can voters,' was the reply.
"Will you take my name ?" was the next
question.
Certainly, II you will vote the Rcpubli.
can ticket"
"l.et Inc see how it Is DONE" said the
Democrat, leaning over the table rs II to
scrntinizc the work. Immediately he
siezed the papcrs, which then
contained the names OF more than
six hundred voters, and return.
ing among his fellows tore them to pieces
and threw them OIL tho ground. Mr..
Reynolds, who had Witnessed this affair,
usked the tally man why he did not protest
or 10 something TO defend his tally list.
"Of what use?" was the reply. Didn't
YOU sec those fellows put their hands in
their hip pockets? saw it meant fight
und ! should have only lost my life ior
nothing"
After tho polls closed and while tic votes
were being counted Mr.. Reynolds asked
Democrats, who were standing about
awaiting the result how many Democratic
votes they supposed had been cast, The
highest estimate was 800 Mr.. Reynolds,
who had been present during tho whole
day, thought this estimate was about fifty
in excess Of the true number. When tho
result was declared it was found that 200
votes had been cast, the Democratic can.
didatc receiving SEQ majority according TO
the returns made by the Democratic
officials who conducted tho alleged count.
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GABLE BRIEFS,

To- . o. L.. .
J.R Il. kecne's colt, Foxhail, has been put
upat prlvatcsale. Tho amount asked is SSj,-
The applications under the Iris!, AREA rs
aGs hnmbtr 10000, and are increasing since
Mohday III the rate OF 1000 per day.
Lightning struck and exploded The now.
ger magazine i'll tho fortress at Sc,ltari.
dong much damage but causing no loss OF
Patrick Casey was found gnity OF the
murder OF the Joyce family, in Ireland and
WAS aas sentenced 10 be hanged December
The Finance Minister Of Spain states
that Notwithstanding The bad crons the
revenues Of ihe country have been consia-.
\ fire yesterday destroyed the Council
buildings, schools and Pos!oilice ut Crozou. +.
france. A teacher aud eight children
pcrlshcd in the flames.
The great firms Of Sir Walter Armstrong
Co., ordnance makcis, and Mitchell Il
20, ship builders, have amalgamated. ant,
VIII establish works on the river Iyue
with a capital Of $l0,OO0,00O. 7'rl5i.
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NEW loEE, November VA day or i've
go iEa Ma1e Manetta, hooked double to u
road wagon with a running horse, trottcd
Two miles in the extraordinary time o,
i:.Ii. The tirst mile was made in a,1ll,
and the second in 9:l2s. Ths mare di'i
not Weay !hTeeakl0g aud therefore, outside
q Nla taxing q major part Of the weight,
sIc received no assistance from her run.
ming mate. The two miles are the fastest
ever trotted. The track was u triiIe dull
an1 slippery. The first quarter Of tLc sec, zee.
ond mile was trottel in al seconds, the
second in p secands, the third in 8a sec.
aldq' Agd tie fourth in N2s seconds. The
!aat Halt mile was done In l:0ii. The pace
increased ~ the distance heightened.
Manetta Is 10 years old.