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TINE MINERS c0NcLAvE.
TreyeTIek the Choice for PrcstScat-
Other Matters

OtneR MHtlerA
p,-rssunau November ,s-Att tan O'Clock
This mo,nino the coal mtner, re.assem MOI ed
~ Sn;ohts ~ Isbor Hail IN comnlete The
ai.n,;nS oS oi,,cers which Was bapnn yes.
tsrdav hs n Vas anna rept at the sdionyn.
mant last .yaninr tbat Ncbari Treyellick
maa ,ha @ "hoica nf tho convention for nresi.
S.%, anS te,saranbic MESSAGE was sent
,o Ia ~ ns,rd;t Micb;san s.Iing
hin, whether he wonIJ serve II
elsrtsd IInSi noon TO-DAY nothing
WAS heard from him. and at the
morning session Of the Conyention il was
decided 10 postpone balloting for the Presi-
dent until Mr. Treyellick Would answer.
Icco,S;nolv the election NJ other officers
was pyoceeded with. Mr.. Thomas A. Arm.
strong was unapimousIy reelected treas.
urer "a the associefion and John Tannery
was re elected Secretary. there being but
four votes cast against him, which were
divided among three other candidates. A
hoard n trustees wasalso elected,
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A SCANDAL,
In Which an Erie County Millionaire
Figures Prominently.

In w hich an Erie County HfIliOnafre
Figures Prominently.
ERIE, Pa, November 16.-A scandal in
high life was born yesterday morning in
the arrest of Ezra Cooper, millionaire, and
the largest land owner in Erie county. The
complainant is Mrs. Mary Wheeler, the
wife of a respectable tradesman of Union
township, and tenant of the defendant.
The lady alleges that Mr.. Cooper exercised
his landlords privilege of entering. the
house to inspect the premises, etc, and that
his visits were made at such times when
her husband was away, and that by specious
wiles she was seduced by Cooper. The ac-
cused was brought before the city recorder,
and the hearing was postponed till Monday.
The defendant alleges that he is the victim
of a blackmailing scheme. He goes to
Cory tomorrow TO answer another charge
of adultery, for which he has also been ar
rested, the woman in the case being less
person.
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ELEs, END.
rake. Poison win the Re.ars pe.,red

Takes Poison WIN the Resale Desired.
CLEyELASD, o.. November 16.--HenIy
Eles, of Medina was found dead this morn
ing, in his room at the Empire House,
where he arrived last might The eoroner's
verdict was suicide by morphine. In his
coat pocket was found letter to his wife
asking he, to come e.e ferr er his body, and bury
1t at Medina. Three weeks ago be stopped
at the same hotel with his wife, and
during the night took poison with suicidal
intent: He was pumped out and thanked
@ aff beP foF aid nb Ps So esr
recognized him, and sportively asked him
If he thought he should try it again. Eles
was very positive in saying that one expe-
rience Of that kind was enough; that he
had more sense than to repeat such an
effort Soon afterward he retired to his
room and swallowed the fatal poison.
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ALMoNDEYED VISITORS.
wheeling Soon 10 be Visited by the Chi
nese MinIster and suite.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, November l6--Some days
ago the Chinese Minister and members of
his suite expressed desire TO President
Arthur to visit the Keystone State for the
purpose of inspecting and examining the
various manufacturing industries of that
people, and the President detailed At;or-
ney General Brewster TO take the distin-
guished party in charge and show them
the sights. Mr.. Brewster left this city on
Sunday for the purpose OF getting ready
for them, and the party, accompanied by
the Secretary of the Legation and inter
prefer, Mr.. Bartlett, left yesterday after
noon for Philadelphia. 1t is the intention
of General Brewster to take in all the
points OF interest in the State. and then
slip-oyer and inspect the iron and coal in
terests of West Virginia and Ohio Wheel
ing, w. Va, and Youngstown, Ohio, are
laid down in the route, and will in sll like
lihood be invaded soon. The Pennsylya'
MIA Railroad Company have made extrsor-
binary preparations for their accommoda-
tim
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FREE TRADE.
CssgressDsn Hspd o. the Stsssssoa.
Special Di.patoh b 10 Rsgisa~.

CsngressDan H0p1 o. the N11oot1O0s
Special Dipatoh b ks Registw.
New YoRE, November i6.-That the
tariff qestion will occupy much Of the a.
teHtiop of the neIt Congress 10 no longer
matter Of doubt. The present Congress
will do scarcely anything In the way Of
legislating on the question, - 70 many
member. are TO be displaced BY Democrats
that any serious action will not bs at-
tempted. Congressman Husd, who be-
been In the city FOR the last few days. We
interviewed on this subject. He thinks tbs
next Congress will, beyond doubt ssttls
the tariff question one vsy " ths other.
For his part he 10 an uncompromising free
trader, and believes that free trade will b
the leading question In the Presidential
campaign of 1854. He ssys that . strong
free trade party viii occupy ssats in The
next Congress, especially from The Wsst
and south, ssd that the dsbsts upou this
subject will b tks most Interesting of the
session.
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A Wild Train.

LITTLE Rock, November 16.-At 1855
last night, as an extra north.bound freight
train on the st. Louis and Iron Mountain
railroad was ascending Hogan's Mountain,
in Missouri, it broke in two, and the rear
portion descended the mountain at the
rate of sixty miles an hour. An engine
which had been pushing the train and had
started back. was soon oyertaken and COM
pletely wrecked. Though seeing the danger,
the engineer increased his speed to forty
miles an hour The engineer had his wrist
injured and his head badly hurt. The fire.
man had foot mashed.
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Cincinnati Mu.ieaI Festival.

CTNCGNNATI, November 16.-The pro-
gramme of the third Cincinnati Opera Fes-
tival is completed in a manner which
promises to make it the strongest of the
great operate performances yet given at
the Music Hall. The festival will take
place in the week commencing January 8
next, and will include an opera every even
ing. with matinees on Wednesday and Sat-
urday. The prima donna brought here
under Mapleson's management will be OF
unusual strength. They are headed, OF
course, by Patti.
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RiOtous Strikers.

CINCINNATI, November l6.-A New
Straitsvile dispatch says: Much excite.
ment was caused here by crew of men of
the Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo
railway undertaking to prevent another set
from taking their places, they having quit
work because one OF their number was dis
charged. On the appearance Of the officers
they claimed they only wsnted their pay.
When this was given they were arrested and
sent to Jail in default of bail A fu lie effort
to rescue them from the officers was IN ide.
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SeriOus Fall.
DOEHVuo NWEHs
iSDecidl Dispdtch To the Re1iSter

SpecIdI UtSpulch 70 NC he9lStef.
WASHINGTON, PA, November 16.-This
morning Elisha Vankirk, carpenter, who
is building stable for William snodgrass,
of this place, lost his balance and fell a
distance of sixteen feet, striking the left
side of his head against the plank floor.
He has been in an unconscious state ever
since the accident occurred, and it is
thought that his injuries are fatal.
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Demand Refused.

CLEVELAND, o., November 16.-The ope-
rators and representatives here OF the coal
mines in the Massillon, Akron and Ma
honiug districts would not concede the ad-
vance demanded by the miners. They say
there is plenty OF coal on hand, that
prices are too high now, and a large pro.
portion of the mines were about 10 shut
down for the winter. Any way the miners
may work while the mines are operated, OF
may stop as they please, the operators say,
but they apprehend no serious lockout.
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Boiler EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, November 16.-A boiler on
the premises Of Peter Reahl & Co., picture
frame manufacturers, on Sycamore street,
burst this afternoon, causing a panic
among the occupants in the upper stories
of five story building. The building was
set on FIRE. Besides having the floor above
the engine room blown TO pieces and
portion Of the wall blown out, Lonis Ny
ers, helper for the foreman, was thrown
into the strest and fatally injured.
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TAXED Their whisky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 16.-A special
from Frankfort says: The Court Of Appeals
decided case to-day involving the taxa
ton of whisky by State, county and city
authorities, Judge Hargis delivered an
opinion reversing the mandate OF the lower
Court perpetuating theinjunction, dissoiv::
of the petition. The effect of the decision
is to subject all such whisky TO the pay
ment of State, county and city taxes.
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Conanetar.. As.sclatIsn. A

CHrcAeo, November l6-At to-day's ses.
sion of the Railway Conductors Mutual
Aid and Benefit Association, Jas. G. Sher-
man was elected president for the ensuing
wear, Z. A. shadd, first vice president; h.
M. Mounts, second vice president; Chas
Huntington, secretary and treasurer.
Directors-Thos, r. RObh Geo. Hewett ..
p SANDY. j. e. Wheeler -Wm. NJ Cald.
well, F. P. Veyia and s. S. Cooper. Ad-
iourned
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A Bloody AGray at a Ball.

PHILADELPHIA, November 16-Towards
the termination of a ball given by the
Union Pleasure Club, this morning,
melee occurred, in which over one hundred
men participated. Knives and pistols were
freely used. Thomas Dugan was seriously
stabbed, and Thomas Weeden and James
Doyle probably fatally.
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PLACED Alright.
A Statement Heretofore Published Ne.
fufed.

ALBANY. November 16-Hon. Chas. @.
Fairman, Superintendent Of the insurance
Department. makes, to-day, the following
statement: The assets Of the New York Life
Insurance Company, rs shown by It's last
report to this department. are ~, ,044, 38o,
and It's liabilities $37 ,259, ,351, leaving sur
plus Of g, ,7ss, ,9s7. I don't hesitate 70 say
that in my Judgment Il is one Of the s0und.
est and most reliable companies IN The
world. The reports preiudictal 70
its reputation arise entirely from
thoughtiess and ignorant confounding Of
names on the part Of some persons sending
dispatches 70 the Associated Pre1. The
dispatches referred to the Western New
York Life, located at Batsoed. New York.
It seems Just and fair, under the circam-
stances. that this statement should Be
voluntarily and promptly made By this
department
fSignedl CHAs. 4. PArRMAH, 6spt. E
/ concur in the foregoing. No proceed
IBgs against the New York Life Insurance.
Company have been commenced BY me, or
even contemplated BY me, o. suggested 70
me.
fsignedI LEsLss @. RussxLL.
Attorney General.
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OIL.
Dull Day at Pittsburgh.

PrTsBURG, November 16.-The oil market
was dull and uninteresting this morning.
There was no excitement at the Exchange,
and whatever trading. was done was in a
quiet way. The opening sales were made
at l2S, but the price soon declined to
$1.27A and then to $1.27H, recovering
again to $l2S, but closing weak at $l.27,
the lowest bid of the session.
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rrvn.,..n n,,,.<I

in health from any cause, especially from
the use of any of the thousand nostrums
that promise so largely. with long fictitious
testimonials, have no fear. Resort TO Hop
Bitters at once, and in short time you
will have the most robust and blooming
health,
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A LUCKY MAN.
AYssass Wsst visstsiss s0Dsls - .
DEED RO0oA N0O.

AYssDsy Wssi vipgtnisa - Dsl1 - .
GssA n0asA Hao.
AkE0S, November IG-Mr. Elias Hextsr,
residing on North Howard street, soEnesd
ss Q meat cutter In Hammel's meat mar.
ket, received q. letter yestsrday Dosnise
announcing that . legacy Of from c10oo %
$500 awaited him In Grafton, w. We.
When HeItsr was but eight. years o. ses.
three miles Of Grafton, he vss isesliy
adopted by o wealthy farmer by The pame
Of Noah Warden, whose hnlIy 81
th,t time consisted q oes dsush-
ter and one son, Ma WARDS
having died. While HeItef Was II kis new
home, the war OF the rebellion broke cot,
asd young Warden ENLISTED % tbs rsosl
army, and soon thefssftsS died About
four yesrs after bis sdoptiou young. Hsx.
ter's brother, sso,15ss in The Usioq 1gny.
town, ed Eiiss, sItSougb yst teo 80 =
mainipg with tbe rsginset toe thsse ysan,
end neve! assin rstsfSsd - ths hsns &
Mr.. Warden.
About fourteen yon 60 Hf. Hsxtsr-
for be contieusd 20 uss HI posssDo1 noDe
-csms 70 this city, and - nsves hees4
ons word from the WardenD until ~ Iettar
was rec1ised this morning. Itn0W tafne
out that Mr. Warden died several ysBo
$50. and that Min Warden. who - 0sgse
married, hes also subssquentJy died. ~
the desfh Of the layt NAMED posyon al TIE
bsio appeared 10 hsvs dspeftsl tids ~.
and he estate was being ssttlsd - vhs1
the pspsrs Of The sdoption Of yodA1 Hex.
Ter we're found IN the Rroha1s JuAgt6 o0eo
In Gfsfton, and tbsreupoa, eftss sope di0-
Guilty IN sDcertsinIng HextsT Whepeaboats,
he wss pottoed By Hspdefgrast 4 Hove,
atfoSnsyeat-ls1. - shove s1ofo4y NJ
HexteS hes written letter 10 estsblish hie
jdsntity, and expects 70 lesys rect week -
claim his foTtu1l
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course with the Khediye, but confers con.
stantiy with high oficials Of the govern.
ment respective 70 politicians and. the
financial situation Of Egypt
Threatened with RevelG
vienna, November i6-The Albanian
League has sent petition to the eovern-
ment that Austrian troops be sent to 90
cupy Albania and prevent imminent dan
ser 10 the peace Of the country, from .
rising of nlalcontents.
Liberal Cluh.
LoSpoy, November l6-Lord Northbrook
presided to-day at an assembly Of the lead
ing members..of the Liberal party, at which
it was decided to form q central political
club in London. to include the adherants
Of all shades of liberalism. Earl Derly WAS
among those present The speakers In
eluded Wings, Moderate Liberals and Rad
icals.
Irish Distress.
LONDON, November l6-The Irish Parlia-
mentary Party has instructed Parnell to
ask the government what they intend
doing to relieve the anticipated distress in
Ireland. Although only fortnight re-
mains for receiving applications under the
Irish arrears act from tenants in arrears,
of million dollars have
been applied for. During the debate upon
the act, /. was estimated that $ll, $50 900
would have TO be taken from the church
surplus for this purpose.
The Marquis OF Salisbury, presiding at the
meeting to promote the Pusey memorial,
said the passions which centered around
Pusey were passing away, and that Chris
tians were turning from narrow disputes to
prepare for the struggle against unbelief.
Journals silenced. :.
ST. PETERSBURG, November l6.-The
have been forbidden to make
any allnsioH regarding the construction Of
the military railways, or the movements pf
troops near the Russo-Austrian frontier.
Denial OF Reported Cabinet Changes.
LONDON, November l6.-lt is reported
that the Ministerial changes are semi'otf.
ciaIly denied. 1t is stated that no ques-
ton of reconstruction OF the Ministry
has been meoted by Gladstone to his col-
leagues.
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An Event n ear the Grey Goose Tavern.

ELIZABETH, Pa, November 16.-Another
drowning occurred at Butler yesterday
near the famous Grey Goose Tavern. A
man, whose name could not be learned, in
attempting 10 cross the river, fell from his
skff and was drowned before help could
reach him. He is supposed to have been
intoxicated.
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course with the Khedive, but confers con.
stantly with high officials Of the govern.
ment respective 20 politicians and. the
financial situation OF Egypt
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A Ripe Old Age.

RrSGHAMPToN, November 16.-Rey. Peter
Lockwood, patriarch pastor OF the First
Prnsbyterian church OF this city, died to-
day, after lingering illness, in the s5th
vesr OF his age. The deceased wss ordained
81 yesrs ago at AndYyer, Mass.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Hannibal & st. Joe Again
TPOuble.

The Hannibal q st. Joe Again I'm
Trouble.
KANSAS CRY, November 16.-The Han
nibal & st. Joe Railroad Company was fined
again, this afternoon, $iS for a violation OF
the law by passenger agent at Kansas City
selling New York ticket for less than che
tariff rate. This makes nearly $400 in fines
paid by thisA road in the past six weeks,
which amounts have been paid to the c.,
F. l. & P, that company preferring the
charges.
Probable Advance in Freight Rates.
New YORK, November 16.-The joint ex-
ecutive committee of the eastern and west
ern railroads will probably advance east
bound rates five cents per hundred pounds.
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ACase or Highway Robbery.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, November 16.-Chas.
Ziler, living ten miles northeast of this
city, while going home in the evening
with his wagon, was stopped on the road
by two men, knocked senseless and robbed
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The Mis.I...ppi virtually Closed.

KEoKUK, IA. November l6--Nayigation
on the upper Mississippi is virtually closed.
Nearly all the steamboats, have gone into
winter quarters at the draw bridge across
the Mississippi at Keokuk.
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Reprieyed.

YAHKroN, OAK, November l6.-Under
instructions from the President, Governor
0rdway has reprieyed James Leighton Gil.
more, OF DeadWood, sentenced TO be hung,
until the oath.
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PRESIDENT GaEvY.

His Condition CriticaI-TalkinE ofHts
Successor.
PARIS, November l6.-President Grevy's
condition is very critical, and political cir.
Gle are discussing his successor. Gambetta,
General CLANCY and Bresson are mentioned
in connection Herewith. Bresson is the
layorite of the Moderates.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 16.-The
boiler of the steam ginning mill of A. g.
McGehees, twelve miles from this city, ex.
ploded yesterday, instantly killing three
negro men.
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FOREIGN.
Attacked nv Mob.

Loxpox, November I6-A party OF forty
armed men attacked the house Of Red
mond Roach, q magistrate, at Wagiess Cas-
tie, lat night, firing several shots and de-
manding admission and carrying away two
guns. 'fTe,r.
Sir Stafford Northcote has been Obliged
to leave Englmd on account.of his health,
and will Immediately make o trip 70 the
Mediterranean. He is in q precarious
condition, and unless speedily relieved by
q change Of air his maiady may have fatal
termination ssn sgss
Serious Damage By . Gale. = 4
Lospos, November ia heavy gale Il
blowing around the coast today, particu.
larly in the southwest A brig has been
lost, with all hands, ,soff Stiyes. A small
yesselis ashore in Stives Bay. Another
vessel was totally wrecked at Hayle. :, = a
The Royalist Propaganda.
PARIS, November 16-Clemeneean has
advised his party in the Chamber 70 post
pone the inteIpellafioss OF the govern
msnt- The Royalist propaganda is actively
engaged in spreading its doctrines and
making converts.
Snow In Engiaod.
LONDON, November 16.-The first severe
snow storms OF the season are reported to-
day, and seem 10 be general throughout
England.
Earl Dsferfn.
CAIRo, November i8-Earl Dufferin.
English Ambassador To Turkey, during a
visit here has hitherto held little inte'.
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CrscisEATf, November 16 The pud.
dlers' helpers at Hsrper's rolling mill, In
Newport, who struck Tor an increase OF Eve
per cent, went to work last evening on the
Ionsise Of the bosses that the advances
sbouId be paid II it is aecertained that the
advance makes the total whet Is paid in
Piilstgrlh.
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yorfheote III.
The RoyaIIst Propasasda.
Earl DaGerfn.

LONDON, November 16-The first severe
snow storms OF the season are reported to-
day, and seem 10 be general throughout
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CAIEo. November i8-Earl Duferin.
English Ambassador 10 Turkey, during a
visit here has hi.hsr'o held little iute'.
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OUR INDIAN WARDS.
PrOteeaing rhem Rroa IN Advancing
Army Of WoPkmen.

wAsHISGrox, November 16.-The follow
ing important telegram from Peter Roman,
agent Of the Flathsad Indian agency, Mon
tSna, was received at the Indian ofics this
morning:
An immense crew of rail road construc-
tors are now at work west of the reserya-
ton, in charge Of ]. L. Hallett, consisting
Of Z, 400 men, with camp followers. Gam
blers. PX-convicts. lewd women, &C., are
rapidly advancing TO the b0rder5 sf the
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YntaiAeefle.t.

NEW YoRx, November 16.-while the
water tower. designed for the uss q the
Fire department., was being tested this
morning IL was overturned, instantly kill.
ing an unknown man, fatally injufing q.
W. Ssyre. of PhiladeIphia, and breaking
the shoulder Of boy looking on.
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The principals are both reputable citizens,
and the affair aroused great deal of ex.
element. .s#s.
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WASHINGTON, November l6-Complete
returns from Congressional elections show
that the next House will stand; Demo
Gratis, 195; Republicans, 123; adjusters,
5; independents, 2. Total, Sah The Demo
This will no doubt be increased to 81, as one
Independent from Iowa has declared him
self in sympathy with the Democrats, Be-
sides this there will probably be from, . to
so contests for seats claimed by Republi.
cans, and II majority follow the precedent
of last session they may unseat Is or -.
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Irsa ~ lsesrsfesel.

Pr1ssussa, Ecvsabss is,--A nsshs =
iron manufacturers were intssvisvD1 -,
dsy on he outlook of ~ iros tspds, ~
al sgrsd til. altboasA tssds W u1uSB-
slly.Sull " ~ sst6se, ~ p5tss w
lov md san dssliAisG shss NJ - 49,
foR sppfsAsnAsa, nd thsy dia ~ nea-5
pate dat vaess vesN b ss1sosd 0aosne
sEsl steppass voaA result I
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CuIrAoo, November l6-Ths ~ q
John Reiline, painter. vsg foaaA r T.
river. It. 10 supposed be walks1 q -
night xh!ls intoxicated =
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Foreign.

Work has been commenced on a
street ear line for MOntery, Mexico.
The Spanish COrtes has been sum-
mOned for the 4th of December.
DIR. Murray, Professor of Theology at
MsynOoth, England, University, is
dead.
In the City Of Mexico yesterday, the
roof of an old building fell, killingseyen
persons instantly.
Five pilots were drowned while at
tsn.pting to reach a distressed vessel in
the Firth of Forth,
Fred. Gretton, owner OF Fernandez,
ISouomy and other well known race
horses, dI,d last evening.
The Russian Diet will adjourn until
.thc middle Of January, after it has
Finished the reading Of the Budget.
In the Commons, yesterday, Glad
stone iutimated that it was the inten-
tiou to propose a grant of money to the
naval and military forces who shared
in the Egyptian campaign. He also
sasd no difference would be made be-
Tween the trial of Arab Pasha and that
Oi other prisoners.