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GOSSIP.

The last match played by the Australian
cricketers in England Melted them $4,000.
The Bank of France has just issued some
hundred franc bank notes of an especially
elaborate pattern, which will battle the
most skilful Of forgers.
A conger eel weighing twenty pounds
was recently caught off the English coast,
and the fisherman found in the throat a
purse containing half a sovereign.
A report of the Scotch harvest has been
published, which says that oats are a crop
and a third, wheat is rather above the
average and barley better, especially in
quality, than last year.
Two Mormon missionaries, who recently
attempted to conduct a Mormon service on
Clerkenweli Green, London, were set upon
by a violent mob and compelled to take to
flight, after being considerably maltreated.
At a Dartmoor, England, convict estab-
lishment recently, a convict named Cum
mings was s~uffocated while engaged in
cleaning out the prison bake-house fiue.
1t is supposed he entered a branch hue by
mistake, and was overcome by fumes.
Monaco has been uncommonly silent for
severa! weeks past, and it is intimated that
the proprietors of the gaming tables,
alarmed at the steady advance. of the
movement against them, have sought to
escape the notice of all persons except their
patrons,
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SHORT

To let with board-A few respectable
men or gentleman and wife; use OF bath.
The Song Of Solomon-So hellep me
erasmus, dot coat fits you like de paper on
de walls
As a rule, the men who have been driven
crazy by misfortune did not have far to &c.
The prudent man has saved dimes all
Summer that he might have good quarters
in the Winter.
De weakness OBJ a man is his strength.
De appetite for whisky is a weakness, but
it is powerful strong.
where are the men of 1857" shrieks an
excited exchange. "Oh, to Halifax with
the men of nc! Give us the women Of 23!'
An Iowa Judge refused a woman a di-
vorce which she wanted because her hus-
band kissed her pretty servant. He SAID
she ought to be thankful that her husband
had found q way to keep a servant girl.
1t is not safe to speak of a Western lady
as a large-souled woman. She colors up,
t~1ounces out of the room, and s~oliloquizes
in the fastness Of her boudoir: Gil never
speak to that hateful thing again-so,
there Large-soled, indeed! ~
How to get people to church" is a
much discussed question in these days.
When Mr.. Spurgeon was asked how he sue
ceeded so wonderfully in keeping his
church full, he replied I: 81 fill the
pulpit and let the people fill the pews."
DR.. Chalmers told a part of the secret
when he said: "a house-going preacher
makes a c~hurch-going people,"
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A Jury of Eleven Men.

During a trial of a case last week at
Somerset, Maine, the counsel who was
addressing the jury found to his surprise
that he was addressing but eleven men.
He called the attention of the Court to the
matter, and an investigation was insti-
tuted. Where the twelfth man was seemed
to be an interesting and absorbing ques-
tion. The inquiry led to the fact that the
aforesaid jury was composed of only eleven
men, n having been excused; but when
the jury took their places a Grand Juror
happened in, it being recess time with his
jury, and seeing all empty chair took it,
was sworn in to "well and truly try the
case" and proceeded to do SO for half a
day, until one OF his associates suggested
to him his mistake, when he, like the
Arab, quietly stole away and rejoined his
original jury in the Grand Jury room.
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An Open Letter
TO-.
NJ. D.. FOLEY.


SIR: The course you are pursuing as an in
dividual and an opponent TO John Williams is,
TO say the least, no part of a gentleman.
To-day, in Ed. Looney's saloon, you, in the
presence of a crowd, asserted that l went to
W. NJ. Patterson and O. Bidwell and asked
them how they stood for Senator, and on my
being told that they Intended to vote for you
informed them that they must consider them
selves discharged from my employ.
You have also asserted to NJ. Fitzgerald, on
VIM. Denay's ranch, that John Williams and
others, at the request of L. Probert, located
the Albion mining ground for the purpose of
deciding the same to the Richmond Mining
Company. Do you not know, and has it not
been proven in court, that that charge is.eu-
tirely false? Do you not know that Mr..
Williams never agreed to deed that ground to
the chmon Mining Company before he went
to locate it? Can Won prove that Mr.. Probert
ever requested those men to locate that ground
for the Richmond Mining Company? If you
cannot prove those assertions, why do you go
around through the country and make them to
the injury of your opponent. John Williams ?
If YOU. Yourself. were not n candid ate for the
same position as John Williams if would not
look nearly so devoid of nrincin1e ss under
existing circumstances.
How 10 II with the cberges Won nrefer AGAINST
me9 Have Won ever seen ANYTHING in nv deal.
inps with Won or anyone else that will instifv
Won in making snch assertions nrovidine Won
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quashed the acquittal of Prof. Monssut for
slandering Bismarck. 1t will involve q
new trial.
CAIRO, Nov. 4.-The Khedive has or
dered indiscriminate arrests in the prov
inces discontinued. A large number OF re-
spectacle persons, now in prison, Will soon
be liberated. Ragheb Bey, the medium OF
Communication between the Sultan and
Arab Pasha, has been brought before a
commission summoned for his defense at
trial.
LONDON, Nov. "A Times correspond
emit at Berlin says the reason the Govern
ment proposes to prohibit the Importation
Of American swine, pork and sausage.
meat, is the frequent existence therein OF
trichines and other lurking poisons to men
and animals.
PARIS. Nov. 4.-The Government has
resolved to reject any Turkish demand
for the Porte's consent to the investiture
of the new Bey Of Tunis.
China has protested in such violent
terms against the French expedition to
Nankin that Duclarc will not reply to the
protest.
The Submarine Gable Conference has
been brought to a close. The questions of
liability and jurisdiction have been set
tied for the best general interest. Thirty
two delegates signed the protocol. I
ROME, Nov. 4.-The death of Marchesi j.
Autiniori, leader of the Equatorial Geo
graphical Expedition, is announced.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 4.-Sala Pasha has
formed five companies, of ITO men each,
and proposes to organize a squadron of
$50 mounted police, for duty in the
suburbs. He is completing arrangements
for the organization of a strong body of
police for the whole country.
PARIS, Nov. A deputation of mer-
chants from Herve waited upon Drclerc
to-day and urged that the Government
repeal the decree restricting the importa-
ton of salt pork into France. Duclerc
promised to examine the matter.
CAIRO, Nov. 4.-Brediff, French Comp
~troller, sent a letter to Cherif Pasha, Pres
ident of the Egyptian Council, asking to
be informed why European control has
not been abolished by decree. The Khedive
has not been invited to attend the Council
of Ministers. The letters OF Brediff are
regarded in diplomatic circles as a mani
festation by France Of an intention tt
bring the question of European control tc
an immediate issue, without waiting 6
general settlement of Egyptian affairs, al
proposed by England.
MADRID. Nov. 1T is stated that the
Government, although persisting in its de
cision not to deliver the Cuban refugees tt
the British, has resolved to institute al
inquiry into the circumstance of theil
capture.
MONTREAL. Nov. 4.-The strike among
the ship laborers has ended. The mer
will return to work at the old wages.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-The Irish members o
Parliament hold a meeting next week tt
pass resolutions to support Stafford North
cote's motion rejecting cloture.
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OVER H WATER.

The Instructions of lord Dufferin-
The Municipal COuncii to be Dis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ia
the Provinces DiscontInued-Chi-
ma Protests Against the French
EN- peditiOn to- Nankin-Death of
Marchesi j. AntiniOrI-A Strong
Body of Police for the Whole
Country-A strike Among Ship
L.aborers.
SPECIAL TO rag sESrISEL.i
LoxpoN, Nov. 4.-Yesterday's Cabinet
considered the instructions of
Lord Dufferin. They were dispatched to
him last night. The Irish members of
Parliament selected Kenny, a resident Of
Manchester, as the candidate for Ennis.
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The Municipal Coun-
Gil will be dissolved tomorrow.
The Supreme Court at Leipsie has
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THE COL0RED BROTHER.

Dawson, a highly respectable eolored
man and an old-fashioned Republican. is
a candidate for Congressman at Large in
Virginia. Carter, a highly respectable
eolored man and an old-Eashioned Re
publican, is a candidate for Congress
against Fort Pillow Chalmers in Missis.
sippi.
The blacks are the backbone Of the
Republican party in the South. With
out them there would De no real Repub-
liean organization. Indeed, they hold
the balance Of power in several North.
ern States.
Langston, an intelligent colored man,
present Minister to Hayti, with a salary
of $500 a year, is now at home on
leave of absence. He has been employed
by Mahone-it is said for 50, 5O0-to
make speeches to the colored people in
favor of the coalition.
Ex-senator Bruce, another infuen.
tial colored man, present Register of the
Treasury, has been ordered to Missis-
sippi to make speeches for the Fort Pill
low ticket. While Senator he arraigned
Chalmers as the author and the benei.
eiary Of the mississippi plan" and as
among the worst enemies of the blacks.
These two ffice-holders are of course
obeying the command of the Admins
tration in opposing the colored candi-
dates, whose only offense is in standing
up for the professed principles Of the Re-
publican party, and in refusing to join
hands with its worst former enemies.
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Langstrong and Bruce claim to be
leaders among their own people. They
have acquired honors and profits be-
cause of their supposed influence. They
call themselves representative men. This
open -desertion of Dawson and Carter,
who are quite as worthy, and less mer-
cenary than the others, for a repudiator
like Malone, and for Fort Pillow Chal-
mers. is another proof OF the demoraliz-
ing effect OF office, and a sad COM
mentary on the fidelity of negro leader
shin
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PACIFIC COAST ADV!CES.

VIRGINIA CITY, Nov. 4.-Night before
last, at 9 o'clock, the wife of Daniel Glas-
sett, a miner, left her home in a fit of in
sanity, and, taking her three small chill
dren, struck out for the mountains north
of the city. She wandered back into town
at 5 o'clock last evening, having been out
through all the heavy snowstorm. She
came back with but two children, boys,
7 and s years of age. At first the woman
said the babe had frozen to death, but
finally said it cried and she cut it's head off
with a Ratchet she had carried with her.
The officers this morning went in search,
and in au old stone quarry north Of the
city, where the woman said she and the
children slept, by the side of a big bowlder
the body of the babe was found. The
head was severed, except a strip of skin at
the back Of the neck. Mrs. Glassett says
that before cutting off the child's head she
drew a blanket over the faces of the two
little boys, so that they should not see her
do the deed. She said she would have
killed the boys, but thought too much of
them. Mrs. Glassett was examined by
physicians as to her sanity a few days ago,
and they found her mind in such a state
that they recommended watching her. A
neigh6or saw her leave her home with her
children, and she told him no one liked
her and she was going away to live in the
mountains. The husband of the woman is
here. lie was arrested last night and
locked up as insane, when telling what his
wife had done, but Was presently released.
simontOn's Funeral.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-The funeral of
the late ]. W. Simonton will take place to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the First
Unitarian Church. Rev. Horatio Stebbins
will deliver the funeral discourse. Oriental
Lodge A. f. K A. NJ. will act as an escort
OF honor and conduct the remains from
the church to Lone Mountain Cemetery.
His remains will be inferred temporarily
here, as the law does not permit the re-
movai of bodies under two years. The
intention is to finally deposit the remains
in a vault at Greenwood Cemetery, New
York.
Arrival Of Immigrants.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-The Immigra-
ton Association reports the number of
overland Immigrants for the week at 934,
and for the month of October 4,155.
Schooner sseported Lost.
SAN Francisco Nov. A Guaymas dis
patch says the Mexican schooner Excelsior,
Captain Manning, was reported lost off
Atlanta on the 26th ult. One Of the crew
Yves found on a reef. The others are sup
posed to be lost.
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A Louisville Society Scandal.

The five weeks that have elapsed since
young Ross Of Louisville took a wife have
been full of trouble to him. He had pre-
vious to that act supported a good-looking
octoroon az his mistress, and to secure q
release paid her $500, she agreeing not to
interfere with his marital relations, but,
having the money, she broke her promise
and haunted the vicinity Of his residence
aud insulted whoever appeared at his win
dows or door. At last in desperation Ross
had her arrested, and the whole story came
out in Court, even his bride being forced
to testify to her knowledge before her
marriage of the relations between her hus-
band and the octoroon. The latter was
obliged to give bonds to keep the peace.
The families of Ross and his wife are
wealthy, but can hardly be said to move
in the first circles Of society.