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The Evening critic., 1882-02-09
AUCTION SALES---TO-DAK
DY THOMAS BOWLING.
Auctioneer.

DY THOMAS BOWLING,
ID Auciioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON SIXTH ST.
EAST.
By virtue OF trust deed, dated July ID, 1875 re-
corded I'm libcr No. 7g2, folio i57, ct sea-, we -
will sell on THURSDAY, the 9th day of'af0
February, 1882, Mt o'clock p. M, in front OF u
the premises, the southern half of Lot numbered
thirteen U3l, in square numbered si2. 'front.'
ing twenty-five feet and five inches on sixth
street. and running back the depth Of the lot iO5
feet and inch,
equal payments at six and twelve months, with
interest at 10 per centum until paid to be secured
by deed OF trust: 500 deposit when property Is
struck off, Conveyanclng and recording at the
FRED. w. JONES.
THOS. II. CALLAN,
i2sdts Trustees
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AIuerHey IHIry WHkOuS."
tnr and Delivered IN Hib. MWarS nr,nts hSG 5nc
per ib. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream 15c. pint.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
~ Real Estate Auctioneer.

r T. CoLDwELJ,
Os Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTY, No. If05 q STREET NORTHWEST.
HBy virtue of deed of trust, dated April 10, A,
d., 1875, and duly recorded In nber No. ISL, =
folio 327, of the land records of the District oi IN
Columbia, and at the request of the party Sc l:I
cured will sell at public auction, In front OF the
premises, on THURsDAY, February i6, K. d.
1882, at o'clock p. M, the following piece or
Washington; ID. g, and being part OF lot one in
square two hundred and twenty-three, fronting
thirty.two (32J feet on 40 street north, by q
depth OF one hundred u00) feet. as in said trust
more particularly described, etc., together with
the improvements, etc.
Terms cash; 800 deposit required at time of SALE
Terms to be complied with in ten days from day
of sale. NOBLE ID. LAKNER.
fe9eod Surviving Trustee
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One thousand dollars reward for a better
remedy. Frazier's Magic Ointment has cured
the worst cases OF this awful disease. Sold by
all druggists at so cents per box.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-09

Durang's Rheumatic Remedy
will cure any case OF rheumatism on the face
Of the green earth. Sold by every live druggist
IN Washington
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THAT Dakota is a healthy piace Il

THAT Dakota is healthy place is shown by
the following list OF corpulent gentlemen who
of the Territory: Col. Lounsbury, weighs 240
pounds; Capt Lavender 23o; Col. Campbell,
24O; Col. Laird, 221; W. NJ. Boy1fon, 2S1
Edwards, 800; A. Klaus, 252; A. Ii. Barnes,
22e; O. A. Carpenter, 220. The eleven gentle
men average in weight almost 21S pounds
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Washington Stock Exchange.

The following are the closing quotations
of the Washington Stock Exchange to-day :
GOVERNMENTS.
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noEBUcRis PATENT WEATHER STRIPS
FOR DOORS AND WINDOWS for sale at
". SCHNHIDHR SONS,
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"Patience" is underlined again for tonight
at Fords Opera-house. 1t continues to attract
and delight. "The Mascot" tomorrow night
Matinee Satnrday.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-09
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.

Bill of lading and custom-house receipts Just re-
ceived, and will open on TUESDAY MORNING
$500 worth of HAMBURG EMBROIDERY,
These were ordered last June from the other side.
The goods have since advanced 20 per cent.
Therefore look out for
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DoLPH,
The Dark Horse Who Carried on
the Oregon Stakes,
Leaving Mitchell a Bad Second and the
afield 0istaueed-DsgustOft the Stall q
wart Bookmakers Who Backed
the Ex-senator to Win,
THE NEWS CLEAN UP AT THE CAPITAL.

Special DisDateh 10 TIE Register. -
WASHINGTON, October 23-The sudden
conclusion of the balloting for United
States Senator at Salem, Oregon, the plunge
out Of sight taken by Mitchell, the Stall
wart, who has been making such desper-
ate fight for the past two months, and the
sudden appearance on the stage of Mr..
Dolph, the dark horse who carried off the
prize, has created no little astonishment
here. The stalwarts are considerably dis
concerted over the result, but claim that
Dolph viii stand by their interests at
Washington quite as well as Mitchell
would have done. The soft-shells, on
the other hand, are disposed to be jolly
over the outcome, though for what reason
is hard to see. Dolph emigrated to Oregon
from New York about the close of the war,
is about forty-eight years of age, q lawyer
by profession, has acted as United States
District Attorney, and has also served wi th
ability in the State Senate. Dolph and
Mitchell have been law partners, which is
about the only thing against the Senator
elect, but he still has chance to redeem
himself Of this one blot on his fair name
and win an enyiable record in our national
councils. Whether he will do it or not is
an open question, with the odds against
him
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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
Terrible TyDhOOn.


Hone KONG, October 23.-The greater part
of Manila has been destroyed by ty-
phoon.
BosroN, October pa cablegram from
Manila, PHILIPPINE Islands, says: "Busi-
ness is suspended here, owing to a terrible
cyclone on October Goth, which caused
great destruction to buildings, and beached
thirteen vessels.
MANILA, October 23.-A typhoon devas.
tated this city on Fridsy last. Business is
entirely suspended. There was great de-
struction Of shipping.
Riot I'm France.
LYONS October 23-There was riotous
demonstration against the municipality
here yesterday in consequence of their hay
ing suppressed the subvention to the opera.
the police were unable to cope with the
crowd, and body Of Gendarmes cleared the
streets At 2 o'clock this moining there
was an alarming explosion in the restau-
rane attached to the theatre. Two reports
were heard under one of the tables. There
were two hundred people in the restaurant,
who rushed into the street. A third and
more formidable explosion then occurred,
which shatteredsthe tables, mirrors and
other articles and severely injured three
persons. 1t is stated that three men, who
entered the restaurant ten minutes before
the first explosion, left small bombs under
the table.
PARIS, October 23-Among the persons
arrested at Stetienne, on suspicion of being
connected with the riots at Wentceau
Les Mines, Is q man named Fauere, who Is
alleged to have been for long time in cor
respondence with the Nihilist Prince kro-
potkive.
PARIS. October 23.-The troubles at the
Monteraw Les Mines, together with those
at Lyons, yesterday, and the threatened
strike Of twenty thousand employees in the
| furniture trade in the Faubourg Stantoine
| Of Paris, has caused some uneasiness.
An Attempt to XIII King.
LONDON, October 23.-The following dis
patch has been received:
BxIGRADE, October 23.-"A woman fred
twice at the King in the Cathedral to-day.
The King was not hurt"
BucHAREsr, October 23-The object of
the recent prolonged sojourn OF the King
of Servia in Roumania was to defeat con-
sgiracy against his life. The King while
journeying from Rustchuk received infer-
nation at Siestova Of plot formed to blow
up with torpedoes the Royal boat while on
the Danube between Rustehuk and Bel
grade.
BKLeRApE, October 2S.-After the attempt
to assassinate the King, Queen Natalie, who
was with the King in the Cathedral, tainted
and was carried in an unconscious condition
to the palace. The King accompanied her
thither and then returned to church unat-
tended and remained until the end Of the
service. A crowd attempted to lynch the
assassin. - -re-
BxLsRADE, October 2S.-The Kings as
sailant is the widow OF Col. JefrsU Marko-
witch, exeeuted with several others in May,
1878, by order of King Milan. 1t is sus-
pected the attempt is not merely attribut-
able to revenge, but partly to political mo-
tives.
Arabi's Trial.
1ChIRo, October % The mode Of pro-
IL :. n of A ~ Lii
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ANNUAL REPORTS.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the Army.
WASHINGTON, October 23.-The Quarter
mrster-G General submitted TO the Secretary
Of War, to-day, his report for the fiscal
year ended June S0th, 1882. The amount
available during the year was Sl3,625, ,6S1;
total disbursements, $l2, ,4+6, ,442, leaving 8
balance on hand of 81, ,1S2, ,239. The respon-
sibilities and magnitude of the service is
described, and an appeal is made for an
additional force. He also urged that the
ranks be opened for promotion,
and the appointment or enlistment OF post
quarter master sergeants is recommended.
The quartermaster general renews the rec.
ommendation heretofore made that an al
lowance of ten dollars per month be made
in addition to the pay Of every line officer
who is delegated by the proper authority
as acting assistant quarter master OF mill
tary post. The estimated demands upon
the department during the year will eI-
ceed the amount available for the purchase
and manufacture of clothing and camp and
garrison equipage.
Commissary General.
The CommisSary General of Subsistence
has submitted to the Secretary OF War the
report of the operations Of the Subsistence
Department for the fiscal year ended June
80, 1882 The report shows total resources
of $4,l5002S, expenditures OF 20,
and a balance unexpended Of $419, ,731. The
amount expended for subsistence stores,
property and contingencies during the
wear was s., 596, 800. The price OF beef
throughout the country has increased 10
such an extent that the price paid under
contract for the current fiscal year Is
twenty-three per cent. greater than Tor last
year, and thirty. six per cent greater than
the previous year.
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A YaYara or Death.

FORTRESS MONROE, October %. The Span.
ish steamer Bellver, from New York for
the West Indies, arrived yesterday after.
noon, having in tow the French Brigantine
Mary Anne, from San Domingo, with cof.
fee for Havre. The vessel was picked up
day before yesterday about one hundred
and twenty-five miles east Of Cape Henry
with only three men on board. The cap
tain, two mates and six men died ON the
passage, OF yellow fever. The vessel was
drifting about and was towed to the oar.
rantine grounds below New York and the
authorities notified.
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RnSlAaa QHl3.

NEW YORK, October 23.-The United
States steam sloopof.wAr JnniatA which
was ordered to put into commission foe
squadron duty next Wednesday, and 70
which all OF the officers detailed for her
were to report on that day, hiss been sud-
denly ordered 10 be put into dry dock Tor
Navy Yard. When asked yesterday II che
was to be re-coppered, the officers replied:
"Well, we don't know yet You know that
when the frigsts Brooklyn left this yard, .
year ago, having been just fitted ont for
thpse years cruise. II was found after her
arrival at Rio Janeiro, two mouths later,
that she was leaking, and that her copper
was in an unaccountable condition. She
was put into dry dock and rs-eoppered.
tiop the coppering Of the Junista Is, and
possibly some Of il will have 70 be 10.
nawedr
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AUTUMN VISITORS


Beginning to Floek TO the Capital.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WAsHINeroN, October 2S.-The annual
autumnal influx of visitors and sight
seels has now fairly set In, and the various
hotels and fashionable boarding houses are
beginning to show decided signs of life and
animation. There have been many ar
rivals during the past few days, and one
is continually meeting with new
faces on the avenues and about the
capital and the various Departments.
Willards has opened up for this reason,
and the Ebbitt and Metropolitan begin to
wear an air of hustle and business quite in
contrast with the stupor and languor
which has characterized them during the
past four or five months. The demand for
furnished rooms and other accommoda-
tions by the transient population exceeds
anything of the kind known for several
years back, and everything indicates an
unusually profitable season for business
men generally and hotel keepers in partic-
ular.
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LEAyENwonrn, KAN, October 3.-An
earthq quake shock lasting ten seconds oc-
CURED last night.
GALyEsros, October 23.-The News,
Paris, special says: A shock Of earthquake
occurred yesterday at P. n. The shock
was felt plainly by all. In houses clocks,
ETC., were shaken from the walls.
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The RO<fRAPa.

the log OF the mate of the Rodgers, which
went in search of the Jeanette and was
burned in the Arctic regions, published In
the Chronicle OF this city, show that the
Rodgers came very near being lost at the
outset OF her voyage. When only six
miles out OF St. Michaels Harbor she
ran on q ledge Of rocks and would
have been totally wrecked but for the
ca I'm weather with cprevailed at the time.
This mishap was not included among
the incidents related In Lieutenant Barry's
rapnrt
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NHsfhefIeallH Henuillal.o

NEW YORK, October 23.-Mrs. Langtry,
the celebrated jersey Lily" who arrived
from Europe this morning, drove immedi.
ately to her hotel. She was seen by re.
porter, and expressed satisfaction at being
in New York. at reminds me 90 much OF
Psrisn she said, sand the flowers are e.
tbetically beautiful" Mrs. Langtry will
not 70 out to-day, but win attend the
theatre this afternoon. MrA Laboucher Ii
Mrs. Langtry's chaperon
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Strange Rremonftion.

sHARPsBuRG, October "a daughter OF
August Weidman, Of this borough. who
was buried on last Friday, was so affected
at the grave OF her father that she tainted,
and up until this morning remained In q
semi-unconscious state. II is said that at
the bedside of her dying father he re.
marked that she would soon follow him,
and it so preyed upon her mind that when
overcome her. She is at the residence OF
her uncle, Mr.. Frederick Seiferth, and the
chances are against her recovery.
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n.m.aes fse Hasfas.

PORTLAND, NE, October 23.-The trial OF
the case of Charles A. Strout against seven
students Of the Bowdoin College for dam.
ages on account of injuries inflicted while
hazipe freshmen was concluded here to-
day. The Jury returned q verdict Of g.
zoo damages against the seven students.
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A Big Law Suit.

CHICAGO, October ga Peoria, Ill.,, tele-
gram says great excitement has been ere
ated here by the appearance of French
attorney Of Montreal, claiming an extenS-
i've tract of land in the heart of the city,
valued at three millions. He is represent
ing the heirs of Philip Franchise Renauld,
who claims title to the land under a grant
from Louis XIV, of France. 1t is said a
yexatious law suit will follow.
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TRANSIT TO NEW YORK.
Washington CITY TO Have q New
Through Route 90 the East.

Through Route 90 the East.
WASHINGTON, october 23.-While the
Pennsylyania Co. eontemplates building q
hotel here, and is rapidly completing its
double track to Baltimore, the indications
are again favorable for new through line
Of railway between Washington and New
York. Favorable sction was had In the
CITY Council OF Wilmington Thursday
evening on the application OF the Della
ware Western Railroad Company to lay q
double track through certain streets OF
that city, and to erect station within Its
limits. Ii is understood that the right OF
way through private property for the pro-
posed line has already been substantially
secured, and as majority Of the members
of the Council are said to favor the proPo-
sition. il is believed the enterprise will
now be pushed rapidly forward. The
practical effort of the new line, when COM
pleted, will be to form q second line De
tween the cities of Baltimore and Phiia-
phia, to give the travelling public choice
Of competing roads between washington
and New York, and to open through the
baltimore & Ohio system an additional anu
independent line between New York and
the West.
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The Size Of It.
The Fever.

BROWNSVILLE, October 23.-Persons from
Loredo, by way of Mier, Comargo and Met
amoras got here to-day, and were immedi-
ately sent back across by health officers.
There is excellent health here. Weather
cool.
PENSACOLA, October 23.-Thirty-seven new
cases of fever and one death were reported
to-day. Total to date, 2,007 cases and l63
deaths. A son of ]. M. Tarble, Mayor Of
the city and Collector of the port, lies in
an almost hopeless condition. The desti-
tutlon is undiminished. There is reason to
suspect that number of new cases have
not been reported.
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A Preacher Iailed.

BALTIMORE, October 23-Rev. W. Woodruff,
arrested on the charge of violation of the
United States law by opening letter sent
by mail before it had been delivered to the
person addressed, was to-day held for the
action of the grand jury, and in default Of
inSis bail WAS sent to a Woodruff Rsso,s5 had been
church OF this city, previous to which time
be was Congregationalist, and for some
time editor of the Balta Presbyterian.
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MOrtuarY.

TITUsvrLLE, Pa, October 23.-Rey. Vim.
F. Day, ID. D., pastor of the NJ. f. Church
in this city, and member of the Erie
Conference since 1S45, and Conference Sec
retary for over twenty consecutive years,
died at quarter to o'clock this evening,
of Bright's disease. As an estimable man
and useful preacher he. was widely known
in Ohio and Pennsylvania. The funeral
services here will be held at 2:30 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, and at the Memorial
Chapel, Akron, Ohio, at 2:S0 Wednesday
afternoon, where the burial will take place,
. ATLANTA, GA, October 23-Geo. w. Hall,
of Macon, died in New Hampshire yester-
day.
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Held fa CAnRf

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 23.-Gso. W.
Hubley, manager Of the Hubley publish
ing house, of York, Pa, charged with pre-
senting and collecting illegal bills at the
p0stoffice in this city, for printing, which
be alleged he furnished, has been held to
the action of the court
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Illicit DtstiliatSon.

BosToS, October GA meeting OF farm
ers of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Mich
igan, Massachusetts and other States is 70
be held in this city November lst and End,
to organize in opposition to Illicit distilla'
ton. The object is to secure Legislation
which will prevent the extensive manu-
faeture of white wine vinegar, so called,
from whisky, which is extensively carried
on under the provisions Of the law. The
profits on the vinegar itself, IL is claimed
become OF no moment at all when com
pared with the profits on the illegal dis
titled liquor, and the former is sold at SO
low price as to drive the honest makeri
OF cider vinegar out Of the market.
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Murder nj Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 23.-Intelligence was
received early this morning from the
southern part of the city of the killing,
last night, of Albert Hardies by Frank
Miller. The latter was drunk and in alter
cation with his wife on the sidewalk when
Hardies attempted the part of a peace
maker. Mrs. Miller slapped his face and
Miller severed his juglar vein with knife.
All are working people.
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A Broken Neck.

HoNEwooD, Pa, October 2S.-Yesterday
afternoon while Willie, the 10-year-old son
of Mr.. Duncan Campbell, Of this city, was
playing at the stone quarry Of Nolan Bros,
he accidentally became entangled in the
levers and ropes connected with the drum,
and before assistance could be rendered his
neck was broken.
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Drowned HeSself.
PresbIferfan synoa.

J HARzIsBuRs, Pa. October 23.-At the
morning session of the Presbyterian Synod
a resolution in reference to action in pro-
hibitary measures and refusing 20 support
candidates for Assembly not In sympathy
to. A resolution recommending the moro
proper Of servance Of the Sabbath was also
adopted. h9fa
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Not POD0Iar.

PITTSBURGH, October 23.-The circular
lately issued by Mechanics Lodge of the
Amalgamated Association, requesting the
resignation of President Jarrett was read
in eighteen lodges on Saturday night, and
in every instance it had the effect OF bring
ing forth expressions of confidence and re.
gard for Mr., Jarrett
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AcIe,e CAN

McKEEsPoRI. Pa, 0ctobe. B.-Last ere
ringa party of young men went TO the top
floor Of the Opera House. which is In the
course Of construction, when one of them.
Rem. Miller, stepped on the elevator used
for holding bricks. It was not fastened,
and dropped Immediately to the ground
with the young man on it. The distance
is seventy feet. ord xl,en IL sirurk the
ground il rsbos. Led, .-.- ~ .1 -@.-4.s i.:J
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Murdered bx Negroes.

NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-A Times Dem.
ocrat, Vicksburg special says: A peddler
named Levi was murdered by negroes near
Millikins Bend yesterday. Twonegroes
have been arrested with packages Of goods
in their possession.
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A New Refinery.

New ORLEANS, October 23.-The Times
Democrat says Havemeyer Brothers, OF
New York, have purchased two squares OF
ground between Blenville, Custom House,
Front and Decatur streets, and will erect
thereon sugar refinery. The plant cost
H4nO OO0
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hWMAalosA.

BaAppocx. October D.-John Rlchssdson,
ployed st the steel wort1, vas fnvssugst-
Ing the mysteries of e9ith and Wss0oa
revolver yesterday. BE found that it wss
loaded after the ball passsd into ths haeFt
Of the night hasd, and w. eat fsoa ths
arm sbouf SIX inches Above Whsge 70 sDter.
I'd. Dr.. Gsndies exttioated ths bell anA
dresoed Eba wound. sHI bt3 %
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More Victims.

CoLLISwooD, 0NT., October 23.-The
bodies of two women and man, victims of
the Asia disaster, were found on Horse
Island The women were identified as Nc
Nabb and Mrs. Walters, the former q pas
senger, and the lady maid of the Asia. The
man was decomposed beyond recognition.
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sAs FRAscIsco. CAL, October 8.-The
schooner Leo brings news from Point Bar.
row. All are well at the signal station.
The body of Martin Putnam. lost while
taking supplies 70 Rogep party. was seen
covered. No neNs from the Whaling aest
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NV Yosh, October H.A-Ayyuag voMnl.
accompanied BY her hustasd, Wsut 70 o.
Chambers Street Hospital shortly altar
midnight last night and statsd thst she had
swallowed IN open Toy psnkniis, and that
the weapon bad lodged N her chest asd
nearly prevented her from brssthinG Ths
young woman was tod that 10 would b
useless TO probe for the knffs, bot In eli
probability it would not harm ~. She
left the hospital somswhst relieved 10
mind.
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Iniunctions Refused.

DKs MONIES, IA, October 2S.-In the
United States Circuit Court, to-day, Judge
Love refused temporary injunctions asked
by Washburn, Moen & Co. against parties
here for infringements on barb wire
patents,
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CAmRfREY

RocHEsrER, October 23.-willism r.
Brooks. of Phelps, N. Y, reports he saw, at
O'Clock this morning, eometary mass
two degrees in length eight degrees east OF
the great comet EH