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California mlnIng stecks.
vya,er.own Cn,,le Market.

WATERTowN, Oct. 10.-Beef Cattle receipts 1.
672 head; rates lower; sales of choice 75@iO 90;
quality at 0o@6 90; third quality OO04 SO.
store Catte-Work Oxen y pair at $10Oas275;
Mich Cows and Calves at S2014Sc: Farrow COWS
years old $l6@S26; three years S26aS43.
Swne-Receipts l3 252; Western fat SWINE live
o1399ls; Northern dressed hogs 11911A.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts IL, ,109; supply heavy
and decline of l4c on best hocks and 1s0% on
common TO fair lots; sales Sheep in lots at ESQ
Spring Lambs at 4sz @614c y ID; Veal Calves at s
@l71s.
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LABOR TROUBLES.

A Strike on the Northern Pacific Rail
road.
SAN FRANCIS co, Oct. 10.-A Portland, Ore,
dispatch says th at twenty-five hundred white
construction EN- ployes of the North ern Pacific
Railroad in Montana struck Saturday on ac-
count of a raise in their board half dollar per
week No violence is reported. The super
visilg engineer telegraphs that board rates
will be maintained and it is thought the men
will return to work. The Chinese bering
5000 are not in the strike.
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NEW YORK.
Decision in an Insura nee Cas-,

Decision in an Insura nee Case.
ALBANY, Oct. 10.--In the Court of Appeals
today the following decision was announced:
The Providence & Stonington Steamship Co.
VS. the Phenix Insurance Co. Judgment SO
modified as to require each defendant to pay
such proportion of $21 $40 with interest as the
sum Insured by it bears to the total amount,
$4,000, and as thus modified affirmed with
costs to the plaintiff.
Suit for $4,000
New YORK, Oct. 10.--A libel was filed in the
United States District Court this afternoon by
Jemes A. Hathaway & Nathan jackson of
Boston for recovery of $4,000 on loss of a
large number Of cattle shipped for England on
steamship Brentford City, Oct Doth 1880.
Cabinet Session.
A Cabinet meeting was held at President
Arthur's house in New Yolk yesterday after
noon. Secretaries Frelinghuysen, Teller,
Chandler and Lincoln and Assistant Postmas-
ter General Hal, on were present.
The conference lasted two hours, and upon
adjournment it was arranged that Secretaries
Chandler and Lincoln should return to the
Presidents house in the afternoon and leave
with him for Boston by the evening boat of
Fall River Line.
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FATAL COLLISION.

Two Trains Wrecked in Dense Fog
Two Men Killed.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. TO- - The passenger
train which left here at a. m. on the Atlantic
division of the East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia railroad, collided with freight train
at Uoltewah Station, 20 miles from here. En-
gineer Waters and Pilot Hobbs of the passen-
ger train, were killed. So dense was the fog
Hobbs lost his bearings and passed the switch
which was only few yards from where the
freight train was standing,
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STRONG
FACTSI
A Lady Cured Of Rheumatism,

Baltimore, Nd, May ?, 1880.
My health was much shattered by
Rheumatism when l commenced
taking Browns Iron Bitters, and /
scarcely had strength enough to at
tend to my daily household duties.
am now using the third bottle and l
am regaining strength daily, and
cheerfully recommend it TO all.
cannot say too much in praise
Of it. Mrs. MARY z. BRAsHEAR,
I73 Freshman st.
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For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies are subject. BRowN's IRON
BIrrERs is invaluable. Try it.
Re GIRO ond c-o+ 4bo Cor,,;ro
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Maine State Universalist Sunday School
Con aticaE. I.....tt.,Aa

We are informed by the Secretary Rev. H
G. Munson, that this body will hold its four
teeth annual session in Auburn, Wednesday
and Thursday, Oct 25 and 26. Ex-Governors
Perham and Washburn, with other able lay
men, and many minister's are expected. The
following are among the topics to be consider
ed: The Teachers Helps; The Elements of
Success in S. S. Teaching; How to Study the
Lesson; The Art of Questioning; The
Pastors Opportunity in the Sunday
School in its Relation to the Faith
aud Work of the UniVersalist Church,
The Importance OF Sunday School
Children Attending Church Services; The Im-
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The case of Capt. George D. Wise for
threatening personal violence to j. Ambler
Saith, was heard by the police justice at Rich
mond, Va, yesterday morning, but it appear
of the trouble and it was dismissed.
The machine department of the Harrisburg,
Pa, foundry and machine works, was Destroy
ed by fire yesterday. Loss $4,000.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
AT 81 ExcnANaH ST., ponrrASp,

IEshs shs Dollars Year. To mail supsoris
eFs Seven Collars Year, IL paid in advance.
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A Canadian oficial Under Arrest.

ST. ALBANs VT, Oct. 10.-A. Einhart, said
to be mayor of Iberville, P. c., and formerly a
member of the Canadian Parliament, was ar
rested here to-day ON suit bro lght by the Bank
OF st. James, 2. O., alleging he has defrauded
the bank OF $4,000 by fraudulent practices in
connection with warehouse receipts he gave as
collateral for a $40 600 loan. Einhart has
been staying here several days. He is now in
iaiI
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MASSACHUSETTS.


NORTH ADAMS, Oct. 10.-R. A. Savage, for
merly an officer of North Adams, and later of
Adams, was probably fatally shot by James
Barrett in the atters saloon to-day Savage's
story is that he was shot without provocation,
while Barrett claims that Savage assaulted
him for refusing him liquor and that he (Bar-
retD used revolver in self defence. Barrett
was arrested and bailed III $1,000 for trial
Monday
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Celebrating the Anniversary of Ecua-
doris independence.
GUAYAoUIL, Oct. 10.-To-morrow being the
anniversary of Ecuador there is great ami
nation in Guayaquil The town and shipping
are gorgeously decorated, and regatta will be
held this afternoon. Tonight there will be
display of fireworks. The feast W i'll last five
days Many visitors hava arrived.
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THE CROPS.
Dakota Crops Damagad low r,

Dakota Crops Damaged sby Rain.s
CAssELToN, Oct 10.-It has been raining 12
that time. A quarter of the wheat and three
quarters of the oat crop are in stack or shock
here yet The wheat in shock is badly grown
and will badly pay for threshing This will.re-
duce the average hardly. No other portion of
Dakota reports rain or damage of any conse-
QueDce.
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portanoe of Bringing the Young Into Church
Fellowship; The Parents Religious Duty To-
ward Children.
Wednesday. The Maine Central, Grand
Trunk and other railroads carry those attend
ing the convention for half fare. An unusual
Y large attendance is expected The Auburn
oniyersalist Society will entertain all who 20
to the convention.
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YELLOW FEVER.

BROWNSVILLE, Oct. 10--Some new cases of
yellow fever are reported at the ranches of
San Rafael and Salado and Fort Brown. The
yellow fever is still very bad at Cannargo and
Mier and the weather is very hot
PENSACOLA. Oct. 10-Fifty new cases and
three deaths are reported today
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MINOR TRLRGRAMs.

of the murderers of Mr.. Mead, the Wapaca,
Wis banker.
Two passenger trains collided near Fulton,
KY, Monday, but nobody was hurt
Several hremen were terribly burned by an
explosion in burning store, in Milwaukee,
Monday night One man was fally injured.
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CHIcf GO, Oct. 10.-Through the negligence
in the vicinity of 254 East North Avenue
where sporadic case of small pox recently ap-
peared the disease has broken out in seven ad-
jacent houses Wholesale vaccination Is now
progressing In that section and there is no
fear of a further Rnread.
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The Tariff Commission.

PIrTsBURa, Oct. 20.-The tariff commission
gave hearings to-day TO representatives of
window, glass manufacturers who argued
against any reduction of present duties and of
iron and steel manufacturers who urged an in
crease of present duties. Representatives of
the iron ore interest are to be heard at Phila-
delnhia Friday
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Wavlaid and Robbed

DOVER, Oct. 10.-Caleb Kenniston of this
city, reported at the police station this fore
noon that while near Garrison Hill last night,
he was overpowered by four men unknown,
who knocked him down and robbed him of his
money, $35 He was much scared and his
face bears evidence of tustle. The matter is
now being investigated
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Schooner in Distress.

The revenue steamer Woo dbury, Capt @. A
Abbey, was telegraphed for late last evening
to go to the assistance of the schooner "Cook
Borden" in distress at the southern head of
Grand Menan, Bay of Fundy, and after coal
ing will proceed at once to her aid.
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Indicted for Manslaughter.

FREEHoLD,N. j. Oct 10-The grand jury have
found an indictment against Alexander Kier,
foreman OF gang of men whose incomplete
work caused terrible accident at Parker
Greek in June last for mansiaughter.
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PROVIDENCE, Oct 10-The first of the series
OF nine games of base ball between the Provi-
dence and Chicago clubs, was played this after
noon In Providence, in the preseuce of 800
spectators, with the following result: Proyi-
dence 10, Ghicago4.
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WHOLESALE STABBING.
A Crazy Frenchman Cuts Right and Lef
In Crowded Street.

In a Crowded Street.
New YoRB, Oct. 10 On Fourteenth street
this afternoon at an hour when the street was
most crowded demented Frenchman named
Ernest Derbourgue created great excite
ment by dashing through the crowd staboing
to the right and left with sharp pointed com
passes. Six women were stabbed and all more
or less severely injured. The lunatic's cloth
ing when he was arrested was covered with
blood.
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Better Protection from Fire.
ROSS S MURDER.

Arrested on Suspicion of Committing the
Crime.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 10-Edward Muther
was arrested by Michael Leftar of Lockand,
o., at Middleton this morning, as the murder
or OF Arthur w. Ross at Glendale. He had
been drunk in saloon in Lockland where h g
displayed some money and wanted check for
$50 cashed. 1t was thought the check had
been taken from Rosss pock-book. Muther
was found at the residence of his brother-in-
law, but nothing was found about him to aid
in fastening suspicion on him. He was taken
to Glendale
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A Letter Carrier Gone WRONG.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-Robert Iowrey. a
letter carrier, stole six decoy letters and was
arrested to-day. He had been suspected re-
Gently though he was one of the Oldest carriers
in the service.
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THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. II.
METEOROLOGICAL

METEOROLOGICAL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR Dept OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington D. c.,
Oct. H. | A. M.
For New England,
Fair weather during the day, followed by
threatening weather and rain, northerly to
seasterly winds, slight rise followed by falling
barometer, slight changes in temperature.
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Europesn NEnrlEess.

BV ToloRrapn.
LONDON, Oct. 1O.-U. S. As, 1922; 41ss, 1854.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1O-I2.3O P. M Cotton market
steady; Uplands at 6 11-16d; orleans I'd; sales 10
600 bales; speculation and export 1000 bales; fu-
lures steady,
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Newark's Charter Election.

NEWARK, N. j., Oct 1O.-The Newark char
ter election today resulted in Republici IN
plurality over the Democrats Of $50 on the
general ticket. The Democrats carry 10 of the
10 wards, gaining seven members of the Coun-
Gil. The labor party polled about J 800 votes
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lBy Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. Oct. 10-Evening. Money loaned
up from 5@1o, down to and closed Offer ed at 8:
prime mercantile paper at 6aS. Exchange steady
at 4S1 for long and 4851s for short. Governments
rs higher for 412s and IS reg State bonds general
ly without feature. Railroad bonds are strong
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggreaat
cd 400, 600 shares
1he following are .o-day's closing quotations Of
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The following quotations Of stocks are receive.
and corrected daily by Woodbury. q Moulton (mem
bers Of the Boston Stock Exchange) corner os Mid
dle and ExahauOe atras
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THE UNITARIANs.
Annual Conference of Maine Churches.

Annual Conference of Maine Churches
AUGUSTA, Oct 10.-The annual conference
OF Maine Unitarian churches opened this eve
ming by sermon from Rev. Brooke Hereford
of Boston, who occupied the pulpit made his
toric by Charming. The central thought of his
disconss was, "Companionship in Religious
Life" The sermon breathed a most Catholic
spirit and was eagerly listened to by large
audience. About 125 delegates from the Uni
tartan churches in Maine are in attendance
upon the conference, and more are expected to-
morrow. Most pastors of the denomination
in the State are here
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FICUIt DIoOuoL1
Vine ST., Harrisburg, Pa.
Dec. :, 1881.
After trying different physicians
and many remedies for palpitation
of the heart without receiving any
benefit, was advised to try Browns
Iron Bitters. ! have used two bot
ties and never found anything that
gave me so much relief
Mrs IENNIE HISS.
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Three hundred and sixty-tWo precincts give
q Democratic gain of 6,256. At the same rate
the Democratic majority in the State will be
1900. There are 1867 precincts in the State
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Fresh Beef Market.
Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler Swift
y 20, Commission Merchants in Chicago Dressed
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Mule spinners' Association.

FALL RIVER, Oct TO- The regular monthly
meeting of the Mule Spinners Association
held tonight adopted the constitution of the
Federation of Trades of Massachusetts, and
instructed the del gate to the National Con-
federation of Trades which meets at Cleveland
next month, to favor assessments in time of
strikes.
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Amesbury Drowning Accident.

AMEsRURY, Mass. Oct. 20.-The funeral of
George Huntington and two children occurs
here to-day, the Masons, Knights of Honor
and Merrimack Engine Company attending.
cry of the bodies of Mrs. Huntington and the
other two children.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-04

IN the Senate, On he 18th. the confer
ence report On The river and h1rbor bill
was adopted The House refused 70 .rrs<
% the reporf--s2 % - The bin % allow
drawback On imported ssip-buiidin< -
feriai ~as rccommi<fei-
Carr. JoHN s. WISE Reatjns;er
candidate for Congressman = Large and
John $. Crockett. the Comm ,n~eaith-< Az
torney Of wye:h County. Va. fpu<hi ;
duel near Chririan-burx On the 35th- II
The first round hath fired ~ the word with
our effect Al The second round crockeit's
pistol went On prem1tnrsiE- Wne'< w~.pcn
missed Ore in tbe thirI round. Crock<tt w1s
satisfied. and The tight Terminated glorious
y without gore.
II the House 81 Commons On the 2jth
The Speaker read message from The Queen
announcing the ealing ont ~ the Reserves
IL consequence u ne troubles n Egypt
OK 81 the assassins d Lord Freier-
lex CayendI<h has bern arrested il yene-
xuela- lie gives the names ~ H. accom-
plies ne h.. been sent % Czrac1z-
THE Kentucky tobacco men protest
against The passage % any .mendmeni -
he revenue bin which permits t1e sic q
The weed - Tie grower, . ths value -
Sloc. free az TX.
T. III. FOsTER, : jeweler, w2S arrest
ed IL Montgomery. 49,. the other d. % ;
charge d theft H sent number - watch
e on ~ express and reported % the police
that BE- hsd been robbed
At Oaktorn, Ind, fen days ago.
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Iux municipal c0unc1. - X1<1<lI<1s
-. ...sh.r1x.1 ~ u .xor a : .pls for = go
,rIsl u ~ 60 sr.is.s t. u -Eaprss. H.
genie = compel her q reilnQni>h pessesslo.
n Tho eh.1<.u presented . L,Is xapcieoc
~ : residences.
PoSIcEnAn EErxoLDs. a New York.
saved the lives q rhr<< weDen and ei:ht
children u blazing tcnentn:-hou<>- Ne
osher Day. holding onto window and catch
Ing them - they drcpp>d-
Tax crops IN Bohemia have been
n,sriy destroyed 81 rains. and % l<~> shan
fvs's-<cyen lives have beer iest - ne
storms.
FDsiR mills and four factories - Fair
feli NJ. valued a <ioo. zoo. AMI ne Cz>s
Avenue planning min. 81. Louis. No. <Ic.-
90. burned the other dzy.
n the star-roufe trials Il Washing
ton. judge wylie surprised everybody ~
admitting the testimony 81 John A. walsh.
the Louisiana witness
A. attempt 70 burn the town Of Seat
H. ~ ~ III. o.b~r pirht hrou-nr ~
,irii,,,<@ to.esher "a tx>nsx Dronsn>,t
ron~h. were noticed ~ Ie.x,. PAYNE
who.~ hr,,b~r -. lx.rbed i.-r .nri,- 49,
arrested
FLORA TrIu.x. az Fort WAYNE md
"A r~.r. AZ - nearly KIM, h.r.~,s ,xs.h
r.ror 80, ofher d.x r;,i,~ - . $500, /,
al from ~ d~.8 r.rber ~ r.r,. "a Mn
Tarrr I. great exc;,er,.r. n, 49,. ~
-. y, w.,,.e~ &C, 1891 .,--s...
s...,,.'..~.-. 4, .,~-...-~ 49, 800
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MARQUIS RArs, Who Organized the
unfortunate colony Or the South Sea-, has
been arrested q Barcslona, and will Be sx-
trsdIcfed % France
Col. BRAcKExBUEo. Director Of the
Criminal Investigation Department Or Ire
land, h,s resigned On account Of difference
with The Lord Lieutensnt. who ala not
aKree with him n allowing the police % Join
secret societies n order % turn informers.
sone nsw rules also promulgated b. Col.
Brackenburx offended resident magistrates.
several % whom retired.
BRADLAUGH, the English reformer,
md three other defendants connected with
~ publication o. the Free Thinker were
eoumitled FOR trial on charge o. publish
~ blazpbemous libels the other day.
BrsdIaurh 49, subsequently admitted %
oaII q EI00-
PRKslDENT GREvY has refused 10 &C.
sept the designations 81 the members 81 the
Ercnch Cabinet The Chamber Of Deputies
snded he crisis By vote o. confidence ID
Ne 0ovsrnment.
J0Bx BRlGHT win visit the United
ftskes during he recess o. Parliament
GIN. BARRIos, President o. the Re.
V1bIIc o. 6autemala. dined with President
Arthur % the I'd Members of Inc Cabinet
md several foreign Ministers we're present.
ATrr.-GEE. BREwsrKR has rendered
- opinion - she issue raised between Geo.
WIN. Curtis and Representative HIubbcll,
President Or Tie Republican Congressional
ComuIftce. On The subject Of political assess
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lUKkkI In c0u<IUerAIIO0O OF the 0tIer-
ence shown ~ The powers % che sovereignty
ofthe Sultan 10 Egypt has consented 20
participate IN the international conference
France and England have requested thai
some q me powers Pc designated % pro-
tect the snex Canal pc Lcsseps Informed
Admiral Seymour that ne passage q men
of-war through the canal would b breach
q neutrality Spain hss sent four iron
clads 20 Alexandria and has given notice
that she will station three gnnboats . each
end Of the canal % escort the Manila nail
stesmcrA The scouts q Arab Pssha have
been seen seven miles from Alexandria
but he has been ordered BY the Porte not
2 move On The city. Hi 1T aet ~ p A.
sert me wAefs q ne Asnn''naen ami
me meet unAo'e " oonnense ~ume'en.
ws'er iort he popu'ses. mere - $500
europeans .na ~ A..p- ~ reF. $40
WIN several nnnarea so'n'er~ on'y ~ nile
a~av- ine So..D.sS. = . mee.'n< n .4,.o.
adopted fe-o'u.scn declaring tnA tne
khediss, having s'ol.'.d 'hs 1 ss
nv $500 Nv \. 1880. MI. s..,'r'-s
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Accrr~<ppnt<nt has opened communication
wirh tbc camp ~ Arab r2<ns. which. his
inform.nt ssye. crn<i=ks 81 Little over x00
m<n. 100 srr intensely dIscuntsnted- anI
surru1nisd ~ starving women snd chill
lrrr- Recruits ~ tne lowc<t class are
st.Il t--nx .n1scsi by Ara'y, wItn prvn.sss
~ unIImifrt p1In1er His force u hcid o.
rrfhnr ~ fhn assertion that tn~ English will
Nh III rrfurmIu< N TIE xitr. ArahA and I0uIt1
TN<1H9 h4vr utterly ISset prestige BY their
Eru@& ruwxrfkrr dur'u< TO- bmh4rsImeuf.
n 4rxNNIErmNu wxfe kNpf 20 their runs Uu
- lin ~ Irfsrtrv plstxt under rUsrr.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-27
A Grain Corner Decision.

INV YoKk, Dec. 26.-The committee on
grain of the produce exchange gave de-
cision to-day upon the points in contro-
versy between Lane & Son and Hustled
& Hazeltine in an issue arising out of the
Late corner in grain. The decision states
that deliveries were made in accordance
with tho rules of tho produce exchange,
and Hustled 4 Hazeltine must pay Lane &
Son the amount claimed, 1886, with in
tersst from Nov. %, 1882; that the charges
of fraud and conspiracy against Lane l.
Son had not been sustained, but 1882
bushels Of corn originally purchased for
shipment by Lane & Son and not shipped,
having been delivered by them in grain
receipts Nos. S48 and $40, Lane & Son
shall pay Hustled d Hazeltine $4,246 with
interest from Nov. 20, 1882, being the diff
ference between the price paid by Lane
Son to Hustled & Hazeltine and the set
Ting price the day Of delivery.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, Dec. 26.-On an average 100
persons are searched nightly here under
the curfew clause of the repression act.
Westgate was arraigned in the police
court to-day and discharged. Murphy.
crown counsel, stated that the authorities
were satisfied he could have had nothing
to do with the murders in Phoenix park.
LONDON, Dec. 26.-The two upper floors
of William Whitley's furniture store burn
cd last night. The damage was very great.
The establishment is one of the largest IN
London. twenty-five engines were en-
gagged in subduing the flames. detached
six story warehouse belonging to Whitley
was also burned.
The Times correspondent at Rome, re-
ferring to the demonstrations growing out
of the execution of Overdank, says the Ian
guage of the Intransigeant Presse!is becom-
ing atrocious. The Lego Della Dsmocrazia
expresses the hope that the emperor of Au-
stria will be choked in blood.