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The Ncw-EngIand Manufacturers and
Mechanics Institute.

NASHINGI0N. November 2i.-ihc New
England Manufacturers and Mechanics
Institute of Boston lIa> Just closed il an
nual fair. The exhibits oi southern pro-
duet, thcrc-noably those presented 10y
the Richmond and Danyille. chesapeake
and Ohio. Tennessee AIRLINE. Georgia
Pacific, and other southern railroads
awakened 80 great an interest among the
northern manufacturers that the institute
ha, decided lo set apart f0r the Use OF
southern cShibiigr, al IL next annual fair
"a space Of from $4,000 10 Go.0o0 square feet.
or more if applied Tor. The society hopes
that the future exhibits viii be arranged
bv STATES rather than n those Of railroad
companies. John VI. Little. john +. Wood.
and J.. ". Gfll,n-charIlan treasurer
and secretary. respectively. OF TIE In-ti-
tutc-lc1yc Washington sio-day Tor the
south with the object Of rud,ayorlne hy
personal efforts 90 secure the active co-
operation OF thc Governor, and Lcgi,a-
tIirc> ii state Interested In products 80
largely used In northern manufacture.
These gentlemen carry crCdcuthl, to The
commissioners oi agriculture OF Georgia.
south Carolina. and North Carolina: Gov
crnors stephens Of Gcor-'?. IarNi OF
North Carolina. and othc. prominent
-Dfffl,rDCT-
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The MISUNDERSTANDING Taxes.

COMMISSIONER EAJM n FAVOR or EEDt -
tTION-VHAT THE PRESIDENT THINKS.
WAsHrNGTON, November 2i.-U mil with
in a few day Commissioner Ramm WAS dis
posed to make no recommendation in his
forthcoming annual report looking TO a
reduction in intrrnal-rcY cnuc taxes. II j.
believed, however. that he ha> recon>idorcd
the matter, and will advise such reduction
as will leave the aggregate income OF the
Government from this source at about
s;lOO. COS. 600 per 9nnum. II j. known that
the President while ne j. firmly oppO,e Il
70 any proposition looking 10 the abolition
AZ this time oil the entire intcrnal-rcyenuc
IS tenn. believes THAR the time has come
when substantial relief can safely ice ac-
corded the taxpayers OF The country, and
that portion OF this relief should come
in reduction al mtcrnalrcycnue
taxation. With thi, view the mcm-
Fiber, OF the Cahinc' are in entire ac-
cord. and thc President i'm his forthcoming
message 10 Congress will recommend the
abolition OF all inl,rnal-rcycnuc taxes cN-
ccpt those on tobacco in IFS various form,,
and upon distilled spirits and icrmcntcd
, liquors. and cNccp; also Che special tax
upon manufacturers OF and dealers i'm such
articles. with Il reduction in t2X upon
Whi,Ecy aud tobacco upon the basis % tine
! hin which pa->cd thc House OF Represent
atyes at The last session Of Congress. The
collection oi special taxes j. deemed cs.cn-
tial to afford officers Of the Government
proper supervision Of these articles for
The prevention OF fraud. ii this recon-
mcndation bc adopted the remaining
sources OF internal revenue will yield. ac-
cording 10 the estimates Of the Commits
-ioncr OF Internal Revenue. about @l00,.
OOO.O 600 per annum. Any further rcduc-
ton of the internal revenue than that
proposed would compel the Government
to rely almost entirely upon import duties
for it, nccc ssary income, and would render
any revision or reduction Oi tariff duties
dangerous if not impossible. The Prc,i-
dent i firmly opposed 10 the adoption OF
any policy that would create such a con-
/ tineoncy, and will in his forthcoming mes
sage urge upon Congress the importance OF
/ the immediate revision 81 the tarin with q
! view TO reducing the aggregate income oil
| The Government to such an amount as i,
absolutely required 10 meet the interest OF
the public debt and current and ordinary
! expense, Of Government.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
A ,rH-E0sA Duel WITH KNIVEs-OCE MINIS
TFRS-MR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
corr, -pondcncc oi Tire Richmond Dl~PaFhj

A >iB-EOsA DUEL. WITH KNlNEs-0VE MINIS
rERs-NB. CoWAEDIN-NARRIAGE.
tCorr,-pondcncc Of the Richmond Dt-patchJ
NOVEMBER =, 1852.
\ couple of Voun g>ter>. statesmen IN "a
Store i'm Charlottesville. after hu-'nc-~ hours
became rather too domon~tratiVc in Their
SNORT with each other. which eliminated in
npc Of them. whom we shall call DICK,
throwing q lot OF cayenne pepper into the
eve, Of the other. whom We shall call
peter peter became thereby MORALLY al
fronted. and rushed of 20 find pistol 10
.boot hi, friend; but iailn- T. gct one re-
turncd and proposed % Dick that he should
..i,... him ~, tern satisfaction ia >ct-tO with
l,Itcbcr-kniyc-. This proposition being
,rcop,,d. the knives were produced nom
th. stock in the store. and the two rcchi'e,
Youths went AZ il.
After several desperate imGc> Peter was
pllcrd hOr> dU C0mOGi hy stroke rom
uirk'. knife. which nearly produced q
wcll-cXccutcd LQri-kWi. he hNin- re-
ceiyed slash from about The navel dm%o-
nally upvard- acro~, the lett breast. lhl>
hroiIgllt the foolish young men to men
.onsc.. and both were intensely hoirliicd
II tbc apparently serious fc>uil OF lh''i
foolish ra,hncs,. The wounded man was
examined, and happily found to have re-
ccivrd a cash that wa, painful indeed bul
,,t n oll serious. and with the AID oil some
court-phstcr he was made coAnor'"o'V'
Nyith . wise discretion the matter has rocn
Kent entirely hid from their friends. 1t
sbould be to them q lasting lc>'on'
The announcement Of the appolhtiii'n'
p,y ". G.. Starrto the Methodist ch'lrcN
in fin. place is received with great pleasure
Chailoftesvillc i exceedingly fortunate III
1.nr ministerial accc,Sion>. Besides the
two eminent gentlemen who arc pastors 81
N,o Eniscopal and Presbyterian c'rlrch'H
Dr, Uauckcl and Pctric-thc Di>'il'hN
l.l,,,rch has secured the services oi VT;
Eo,rlcr. the Baptists have Or. liidcn, IN"
,,o,,. ,ye are to have Mr.. starr al the MS'h-
ndi.t church, galaxy OF ministerial laien.
and ability that can hard! be eAcelIo" u"
W. learned with profound sorrow oi 'he
,ioatb of Mr.. Cowardin. He seemed To nav
Lon - well known in Charloue,Nillc IL II
hc had resided here. and The regular f'"u'i
- The DiS0Gich never failed to diN'ihS"'>
nj. articles from all others, when were ~
way, read with interest. wah.
Nr. f. VI. .. Fem, OF Texas Il W ",n'
;,,-,ton medali,t Of 1881, was married W.
,mr,tov ,t the residence Of The Df'ut
S.tIcr II. Benson, Esq, IN Miss Lo'iic
i pomsnn Thc ncwIy-married pair lcit on ~.
,Ic first train for Texas, when VIII VI 'i''"
no Thc proii,c display Of celestial phe,
men, has IFS effect upon the i4n0I''''
''Gm, in mi, section, as elsewhere No' y
ini ii mr.. re- The the speculations among SERBIAN
rIa,.rs a. to the near approach % we "''
az judgment.
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Steamer Burned.

special telegram 10 the Di-latfh.l
NORFOLK. Va. November 3i.-Thc
steamer Rotary, freight and passenger
SteafiCr plying between Eastern North
Carolina and this city and Baltimore. was
destroyed by fire night before last at Asto-
ria, while loading on the Roanoke river.
She had on board 30 bales OF cotton,
1000 shingles, and a quantity OF other
freight. Only about forty bales Of cotton
were saved. The fire broke ont in the
freight-room, and burned with fearful ra-
pidity. There was only $1,000 insurance
on the steamer.
There are thousands OF bales OF cotton
here to-day on shipboard or awaiting ship
mcnt.
\ fire in IIuntcrsyillc. the suburbs. de-
,troycd slaughtcr-hou,e establishment
this morning. Loss about $1,000: no In
surancc. The property belonged oJoseph
Keeper and William PrOcschcr.
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.N HONOR VEIL BESI0WEI-IhL 'l,A>i
usy-rNIEoAp INNS THE OLD IF' -
I,f~ OH 1Ut NEW some OF THE POINTS
uF Till CASH.
.t.r.,.,.r..rceoft hc Rlchmond D-'atch.l
NOVEMBER -, lSs2.
Immediate, after the close Of the Naie>
90 fh4.,yqrahou-e> Yesterday m'oiihS o.
OBJ. Tobacco Association was heiU' III"
f.p,gin Daniel Coleman. a. represents
tive Of tlc Association, presented /" VI =
Peter VI. Ferrcll an elegant ana co>tN
-a'd-hr,d4d cane. ON the cane was tiii>
.o..riu.inr. =. Danyillc Tobacco A>socI..
zion - p. ". Ferrcll; October T. -
~ the annual M ting IN Oc'""'i "
r.rr.u declined further service ~ pic>i'
LINT II tho Association. and the cane wa
presented Yesterday a. token OF tlie MN
value set upon hi ,J'icc' q, n'S'u u'; ~
dtrine tho eight years ehuInS w." in'
il,. annual meeting. An hon"r Nc'i ~
.f,vvrd. During MI Fcrrelfs adhllii'tii" %" .,
fi.n that .v.tem If statistics was com l'',V co
,.Li,b enables the reporters to give inc ~, ~
0fc, Of the trade for every inohlh '"I U'','
cultir. which had their origin III '"' 80 =
ser moYclncnt were overcome Il y ~
.,.,.,,nittor. devised which enforced t"t
Raw. OF the Association, eualuou 49, -,
sl1,.a. and invited confidence; q sci !,tn
49, I'll ,hich threatened 10 disrupt tHV
A..ociation: aud correct and = 'i
-. - The mt Of the trade ana the pro-
,,..t. IL Iusinc.. regularly sent a'pv
1,ut.io Coleman. the members II! ma, 49,
,rI,. aupropriale speech III preS'in'' ''.;,h -
,an. ana Mr.. Ferrcll Responder W'' nnn.
lixcl, cxprc,.lon Of thanks an" VIZ ,';.,,, -,
mutation. on the succes,luI WoI h'"-
a.. V-,doistion and it, brilliant pro7l''
-, adiourucd meeting Of the ,to0N-
-, =" ,lc Dm,yillc and New hi''i
i n,iI,dad comn,ny held at hartlnsViie Oh
Wednesday il was rcpoiVeun 3 hook. that
Mite app0in,cd 10 examine 'he p 'a,,,. and
,l,c arcoI,pt. had been kept coII'1eN AMY. amd
an. disbursements pioPTi! n'a".'
prc.id.ut -uthcrlin informed INC ,,',,d,.l
,',, Lo had contracted for an "uul',O''"'
, nm,o,,nr ~ one hundred conMcts: anu ' vn-
" "','i, ~ nu,h the road into Pa'ricA o''"'
=, hcfore the 1T Of January ,,,.o do.
- q, ~ ,,,eetiug Of the COuncll heiu 10 W
, ~ The rccently-appointcu 'Iu''
Zee, or those who bad Dee'. ','as statcd that
me- .ho,IG le recognized, was s'a'cu we" 81
,n,Iino could be found IN INC 49,, Thor,
,h@ ,,roecedings which shower 'n". d,r;no
h i| piocn ANN election OF trustees "'' a md
, m'u Cur Years. except III one 1'se, ' ,i'
, .,e M r,oa,inn II was said, wac ll,esm' th,
, ,I,a' hayiog expired within WHY" Tar ~,
tiile n''' n3s,ht elect a trustee. foi Wv
'oul'cn ~" o' "seertaining what mas o 11.'
i i"rr's and what 1. to be done '"V ''"'
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Eg,niinn Nensations.

CARO-. November 2l.-EXcitcmcnt hl-
been caused here owing TO report that
recruits are refusing 10 proceed To Tine
sohdan unle>, they 20 under The command
Of Arab Pacha.
\ British soldier has been severely
wounded at the IIeluan sulphur bath. Ills
a.>ailant escaped.
The letter received ny q member Of The
French Chamber OF Deputies from NJ.
Soleillet. the French traveller. stating that
he had taken possession Of the Bay 81 Ia
ioorah. ha, caused much surprise IN
Government circle, here, "a, Iaioorah be-
lnn0. in Ev.pt.
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NEW NOET. November Nv hll" me
worlmcn Who are engaged in digging
ava, the foundation al the old ro,i-oilicc.
formerly TIE Old Dutch church 81 Nassau
and cedar streets. This morning, they came
upon place in the floor which was cover
ed with boards. Upon thc-c bong re-
moved was found "a pit about tn feet
square. hricked up on all side. II Wa
filled with skulls and human bones piled
in promi,cuou, confusion. Upto O'Clock
sixteen skull, and five boxes OF bone, were
taken ont OF the pit. and then it lad only
been duo about two feet down. II i, not
known yet how deep the pit j. or how
many skeletons it contains. The presence
81 the vault was entirely unknown 20 any
one. and the church had no record Il H..
The discovery ha- created quite an excite
ment around thr nrghhorhood. and the
street, near are black with curious sight
Sccr,. The bones are believed 10y some to
he the remains 90 Americans who were
confined during the Revolutionary war III
the old ,ugaI-hou-e.
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>,o,,, "a change Hi, Prison.

baltimore. November 2t.-Dcputy city
Marshal Frey returned from Albany. \. l.,
This morning, having in charge Henry
Clearv. who had just completed term Of
IMPRISONMENT in the penitentiary ut that
place. Clcary i under indictment here
FOR having. with George Bell and Alfred
Wilson. defraudcd the Merchants National
Rank of several thousand dollars by forged
checks about two years ago. lie male III,
escape ut the time. W ilson ana Bel, are
now serving 6it terms in the Mary land
penitentiary-thc former Tor Tour ana the
latter ten year,. Cleary will now he put
upon trial.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
NEW STORE. November -, 1889
10 The tdifGr IF fLc D;c,0IcE.

NV 1ipkt' -foNrlnDcf -, lNSI.
10 The Editor Of he Dispoict:
| have amongst my old books volume
OF Act, Of Assembly commencing "Decem
Viaio Coro6 yccnnd Re9is. 1868" and
ending 9Anpo Ecgni g4inio and Sirio
Geor9i SecpWdi Rcgis. 4. u. 1872" and
signed William Gooch. Esq, Governor:
john Holloway, Speaker. II You will ,ue-
"c>t that this old volume will be- Of any
value 10 any virginia society, historical or
other, ] will take it rs a kindncs, and viii
bcsioW il accordingly.
We are having delightfully."- fiuc winter
weather Just now-clear and braciug.
Thermometer to-day (22d Noycmbcr) at
sunrise 81 T., and barometer falling.
Leaves falling rapidly and winter near at
hand.
There are societies enough that would
Zoe glad 10 get such book We shall not
hc surprised to hear that Il. y. Brock
caught ii at the first rebound. But hc win
have TO call upon us first i'm order to get
the namc.l
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Widespread Distress Feared I'm Ire.
land This Winter.

LONQOy. November 2I.-It has been OH
cialy reported TO the Government that
widespread distress Is feared in Ireland
this winter. The districts most seriously
affected through want OF employment on
farms and the failure Of the potato crop
are Sligo, BaIlina, swinford, aud the
greater portion 81 Galway. There Is much
de~titution in West Clare and Connaughf.
Owing to continuously heavy demands
upon irishmen in America 10 support the
Land League. there has been n cOnsidera-
bic decrease in the yenittanees TO the
struggling natives in Ireland. This has
reduced many Of the natives to the condi-
ton Of being unable to purchase new
Spad
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rho u,.s;ou Students, Troubles. :

~. PErER.Bt re-. November 24.-An ON
rial announcement relative 10 the closing OF
the University here states that agitation Iiad
been noticed among student, NJ the begin
nino 81 October On Tuesday last the ring
leader, wen; to the length Of distributing
circulars summOning mas'-meeting % 'lu-
dents To express sympathy WIN the SUI
dent. OF kaZan University. The curator
applied Tor the assistance OF the ponce VINO
arrested 100 students. Fourteen OF thcin'
who were the chef instgators OF the aglta-
ti1n. have been rIlsticatrd.
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Seven Men Killed by the Fall Of u
Bridge.

LONDoN. November pa railway bridge
ut Bromley. near London. fell this morn
ing. Seven workmcn, who were beneath
the structure eating their breakfast, were
killed. The bridge was on the main line
OF the London. Chatham and Dover rail-
way. Besides those killed several persons
were injured. Continental service 10y this
line i stopped by the accident.
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Heavy Gale on the lakes.

.INFrOT- WrTDkS NErUtItD ND IINto
LOST.
WASHINGTON. November 24.-Di>palcht'
fran Bunalo and Detroit report heavy
,-.,le on fine lakes lat night. several yc>-
.el. were wrecked ia Buffalo harbor. The
,,eu. of two were saved by the lile-sayinS
crew foltin4 Grain elevator was blown
aver and sunk. \ schooner was aground
an colchester reef. Lake Erie, with the
crew h,hed in the rigging and inaccessible
or occo,ul Of the high sea. The weather
/, piercing cold. and no dount eN.,iS lh''
me reports OF -hipwreck win possible loss
Of life will be- numerous.
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Hon. Joshua Tulnn. Of East saginaw. Mich"
..v-: d. Count NE among The enthusiastic friends
Of Hunt Remedy. II ia, proven IN my ease al
Won claim for it. Having suffered for about twenty
wear. with severe disease Of the kidney. (Which
our local ply -iciau- pronounced Hrights diec-cj
made q Journey eat 90 consult tie eminent l)r.
Haven. Of Hamilton. y. s.. of whose fame ia Obi,
.prcialty had heard much. Or. llatcncNmlhtd
me. carefully and simply ai3. 60 and gct bottle
Of Hunt Remedy and take according To- drcc-
ton.. After having travelled so far for treatment
if .tr,ck iu, a~ rather funny 10 be- directed {" take
medicine which might have bought within Il
stone, throw or la} own door: hut "1, ia The
doctor hands. and CO., 'ou,-c followed his advice
drtyli rlad w1. ih't cid $50" for before had
taken Umt's Remedy half g dozen times found
namel..c h.ncn from il. aud boy continuing Tho Use
of 70 fora Iimtci time recovered from lnf ir"n-
bic cniir IS. and am to-day. think one 81 tic
most rugged Of rugged Mchiptnacf- The world
j. i.a,lsi,itos.u -ir.forthc promu'gationoi such
20 medicine. aid hope you may not eo without
v.,l. reward Trial size. ~ ccnt~.
o23-Ih.N I~a&Tu
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
EtcnMoND. November -. 1882.
OFFERINGS.
wu,.,r-N1.it.. l6s bu-he,s. Red, 5.C2- ho.A-
cl-. ,tt..t .Stu.h
ci-.
PYE.-5s hi-hcl,.
m ICkFyE PEA..-4- hu-hcl-.
SAILS REPORTED To ~ttRI Fhhl'
WHEAr.-Whto. los bu,hcl. very good ~ SAL
~. - : ~ fo sl.I5: 1000 bu-hci. MIXED On
nr,y1te frnn-: Ga bushels miAed Al FL > :
iIlG bu.A.'- common L. prime f"t" asFi ''
1aRx.-Whi,e. I.4GG bu,hel. common 70 very
- ,,.yv al 5G o. BUc. Mixed, - bu-A'l+ g"od
new "A Doc. .,., ..,..,...... 81 oo,
S|rrns Ion, steady Receipt. LOO hdic~
,hinnet,,. 100 bale. quotation. Niid.''s'
Zoe: iow middling. ~, s9ac.
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Irish Editor on Trial for Libel.

New YORK. November 2i.-In the Court
Of General Sessions this morning John De-
yoy. editor Of the Irish Notion, was placed
on trial for libel, having in recent issue OF
his paper charged that August Belmont.
banker, acting i'm the interest II the British
Government. had refused to return money
entrusted to him for the Irish rcyolutioni-t
Colonel O'Mahoncy i'm 1850.
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rELEGRAPHC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Thr Presidents Views About Reducing the
InternaI-Revenne Taxes-Big Fire In
Philadelphia-Fair or the New-Ensland
Manufacturcrs' aud Mechanics Institute
4 sew York Mystery; Pit Filled with
Human Remains Discovered Under the Old
Post-Omcc-Stenmer Burned on the Roam
oke Riycr-Thuriow Weeds Funeral
Business Failures Last Ncek-LibeI suit
Against New York Editor-Two Wcmen
Burned TO Death in polis-suicide
OF Murderer Just Before Ills Execution.
&C., &C.
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Calling iii Government Bonds.

Folgcr to-day tolc9TiIhod As,~tan'-I'rea-
>urcr Acton. at New York. a> follows
"Acccpt mmatwcd bonds in all calls,
including the onc-hundrcd and nineteenth,
without rebate oi interest, at the rate Of
5l0.o00.O00 per week, on any day OF the
week. payable al your Office, until other
wi.c ordered"
Secretary Folgcr this afternoon directed
estimates to be prepared with 4 view TO
making another call for bond, rs soon Il
uo>,ihlc.
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BnrnCdl to Death.

INDL,NAroIIs. November 2f.->hOnly af-
ter O'Clock this morning a fire broke ont
in the clearinghouse Of Mrs Ralph Lord,
on south Tennessee street. destroying the
rear portion Of the building. Two SER
wants. Daisy Dolly and Ella keenan,, who
were sleeping in an upper room, were
burned 10 death.
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destructive Firc in Philadelphia

phil NUELPUIA. November 2i.-The
fourth and fifth floors oi Arrot'- two mills,
occupied bv Clark x Keen, Wollcn manu-
Ilcturcr> Prir.tly * Brother, manufac-
hr,rs OF drc>- goods and Wedlcy n Tc.-
low. cotton-yarn manufacturers, were
burned out Las night. Loss estimated at
$4,000. >iyty-tiyc employees rot OFT by
fra....pbe.
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uontencgro's Demand.

CoxsrANTINOPLE, November Ill ne
Government OF Montenegro has informed
the Pope that unless the ai'tfIeI o. NJ, ~
latchin i coded immediately to Montenegro
400 troops will be sent to occupy iI 1nfee
battalions OF Turkish troops nave gone W
Kolatcbin to maintain order.
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Kohbcd and Murdered.

BlmINGuAN. ALA. November 2i.-Io-
uight Jane, wheeler. respectable white
citizen Of this county. while rctufnih. to
hi, home from Birmingham. where he had
sold cotton. wa, robbed and murdered IN
the outskirts II tie village Of PRATT ;
mines. No clue t. the murdercJ>.
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Ngw YoRK. November 2I.-Cvtlon dun anu
tc,n. Iosc.: weekly net receipts. f,7l) hahs:
er',., I-.26s bllcs; cNprt--to Great Britain
lg.oiJ bale: IL France, 800 hair; 70 me coil-
tlnrnt, 1914 bales: sales, S9'0oo hales' ,to.k;;
M 90 bales southern Hour unchanged ana
Ivl, Wheat Cash lots kslte. higher and strons;
No spring nominal; ungraded red $500 si.l3
No . red. November siOo's9si;Oos. ,nEn-
C,.h and \ november unsettled and &c IS. lower
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Tmopcr.ons Dromnch.

Troy. y. s.. November 2f.-Yc-tcrday
afternoon Charles SutcliG, fourteen year,
old, while attempting to eros, Pouincy
river WAS drowned. Bertrand sphinx, who
wa, in the vicinity. hearing >utclih's cries
ior help ran to hi- assistance. but broke
through tn, lee and was also drowned.
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WILLIAMSBURG,

FATAL snoorING-rnE LATEST REL ~. 'J nNS ~"
rIIE ELECTIoN-HuNIiNG ShASoN,
ICo"e'io"''"'' NOVEMBER %. lSS2.
shooting affair occurred &c 2 2, hT Seaniy
store, in The lower part Of ca% Urn to po hand
a at rather da'f nut the tH lines SSs Of
traS sel and no notice Of dG Gssys tor s i
= short distance from the 'o'''s P''
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Cheated the GaliOws.

SwEErsGURG, QUEBEC, November a.
William Richards, who was to have been
hanged to-day. committed suicide by cut
ting his throat at o'clock This morning.
An inquest i in progress.
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Ministerial Difficulties i'm porjs.

L0NpoN, November pa dispatch "a
the central AerS from Paris says there are
renewed reports Of ministerial ditfcultics.
II is expected that VI. llcri>~ou. Minister Of
Public Works, or VI. Tirard, Minister OF
Finance, will resign.
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AhseOutictl.

PARIS. November u The EcEemeM
states that ". Duhamel, chief clerk OF the
Compton d'Escompte. has abScondcd with
large sum in notes and gold and guam
tltV OF ScriO.