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The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30

MARINE NEWS.
P1RT OF PORTLAND.
1OLSAA II AUgi 20.
Arrived.

TUESDAY. Aug, 2s.
Arrived.
Steamer City of Portland, Larcom, st John, NIB
Steamer New York, Hall, Boston for Eastport
and st John. NB
Brig Merrick, Lippincott, Boston. to load for
Cuba, Vessel to Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch Cabinet, Leach. Boston.
Sch Uncle SAM Shaw. Portsmouth.
Sch British Tar, (Br) Evans, Nova Scotia, with
Canned goods to Portland Packing Co
Sch Oriental, Meanson, Nova Scotia, with bark to
Yeaton q Co.
Sch Mabel. Strout, Cherryfeld-ca mn ed goods to
Chas Mclaughlin.
Sch Frank Pierce. Grant, Observation-Disclosures to
Sch Commerce. Gray, Bangor-lui nber to Grand
Trunk Railway Co.
Sch Jas G Craig, webber, West srn Banks, with
scis Frank skillings, Gott Mt Desert. with 175
bbs s, ,H aekerel; , N " Willard Gott, do 100 do.
Cleared.
Bsrque R Lyman. Pinkham, Bv.enos Ayres-
W & Nilliken.
Balquo Alexander Campbell, BunB er. Baltimore
Brig Ellen Maria, Cummings, Ba ngor -J 8 Dodge
sen Jas " Drury Studley. kenT leDec, to load for
Philadelphia > Nickerson & Son.
Sch Della Kinds Agnes. Calais G W Trne q Co.
So, ~ ~ ~ chins Belfast-F ,ensell & Tabor
Sch Uncle Sam Shaw, ThOJ naston-Kenscll &
TaOol.
SAILED BaIque Mary Agne $; brig Mary C Has
kell; and others.
FROM OUR CoRRB sPoNDENr.
WISCASSET, Aug 25-Ar, sch Susan Stetson.
Frisbee Boston.
Aug 26-Sld sch sabellfI 4ewis, Boston.
Aug 17-Ar. sch Jessie Hni ght Lawrence. Boston
Aug 29-Sld. ais James + ord, Small. Norfolk;
Pearl, Foster, ristol. RI
fFRr M MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
p Ar at New York 29th, brig Jennie Hubert, from
Pensacola.
AT al Df lavare Rr,.akyatsr 29th barque Daring,
Stoyec, avana land called for PhiladslI ha); ech
- eaVitt mbo Td, uTN isiaiiu ,or-abaa
oI1 fsn Falmouth f. l7th ship Peru, LarEaoSe'
(Hon huanilos) Rott erdam.
A. at Cronstadt 2; Sd. barque Rome, Paterson
ChAri eston
AZ at Zunzibar 2St D, brig Don Jacinto, Croston'
BoS ON,
a at Queenstown 2sth, ship st David, Curtis,
S% Francisco, (ordert d to Livsrpool)
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LYDIA G. PgMKHAM'S



for all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
sOeommOn to orr best female population
1t will cure entirely the worst form of Female Con'
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcera
tion Falling and Displacements and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
Change Of Life.
1t will dissolve and ezpel sumors from the IN
an early stage of development The tendency to can
oerous huors thereis checked very speedily by its use
1t removes faintness natulency, destroysa craving
for stnulants relieves weakness Of the stomach
1t cures BIoatng, Headaches, Nervous Prostration,
General Debility sleepessness, Depression end 1ndi-
gestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing PAIN weight
and backache is always permanently cured by its use
twill at times and under all circumstances actin
harmony with the that govern the female system
For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA L. PINKuAM'9 VEGETABLE COM
POUNDi is prepared at 2Ss and 2s5 Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass Price 9 Six bottlesfor So. Sent by mail
in the form Of pills. also in the form of lozenges on
receipt Of price, 81 per box for ether Mrs Pinkham
freely answers all letters of nquir Send for pamphr
let Add.ess as above. Mention fhfs Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA E. PINKHAaIs
LJ-ZR Pills. They constipation, biliousasEs
and torpidity of the liver 25 cents per box.
0a- Sold by all Druggists. az
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Good News to Sea Shore People.

WUAS leased the Pioneer Ea.ing Saloon 1T South
I'll Harsswell where he will be ready August 8,
to furnish meals all hours of the day aG reasonable
nrices aid furnish victuals to camprs. Those wish
ing to camp out can get grounds near the saloon.
Meals got up for excursion parties at reasonable
rricss Address all orders to W. A. MCINTOSH.
an7d1m South Harpswell, Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30

Some men have tact Said the bridegroom
who didn't wish either to offend his bride or
die of internal disturbance: "My dear, this
bread looks delic Gus; but it is the first you
have ever made. can not think of eating it,
bat will preserve it to show to our children in
after years as a sample of their mothers skill
and deftness Boston Post
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30

For the prompt and certain cure of cry
spelas, use Ayers Sarsaparilla, which is the
specific endorsed by the most eminent medical
authorities.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30

WOMEN find truly sympathetic friend in
the lady proprietor of Heay's Tonic Pills and
Cordial See advt. on this page.
Hundreds of Emphatic Endorsements prove
CEPHALNE an unequAlled remedy for Nervous
Diseases.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30
EIsTuLA ANo PIIES S

Uured ssitaOw9 Tire Use of the EE nife.
WILLIAM READ, M D., Harvard 1922 and
ROBERT VI. READ ~ D.. Harvard S7GJ 4s
aouner-eI street. sssston give special attention
to the treatment o FESTUF sssE ~. AND
AL DISEASES 9bF THE R CTUBs,
without detention from business. Abundant refer
enoes given Pamphlets sent on application.
Once hours--12 10 4 O'Clock Il M. except Sun
days) aug10eod6n
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TO Let.
TRADE MARKREGIsTERED

II OVER tenement, nine rooms in good repair,
IA furnished or unfurnished. Enquire at 80
ELM ST. aug24eod2w*
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spMEN

July 6, off Cape Good Hope. barque T L Sweat,
Whittier from Padang for New York.
July 3, off Anjier, ship Freedom, Lawrence, Iloiio
Aug 22, lat 80 46, Ion n 10, barqus Zulu, from
Pensacola for Montevedio.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30

A rich blood food, easily assmiiated, is
Wheat Bitters. So say all who have used
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30
CLYDE'S
PHILADELPHIA
AND
NEW ENGLAND
STEAMSHIP LINE
FIR Q N 3 Q 8 TO ~

OLD COLONY RAILROAD.
Freight received and forwarded daily to FALL
RIVER there connecting with the Clyde steam.
rrs. sailing every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
direct to
PhiI ade1Phia-
Connecting there with Clvde Steam Lines to
Charlestom, =. g., Washings~- an. a.. and
ali Re J snd Water Lines
Through Rates and Bills Lading given from any
point In New England to Philadelphia
For Rates and Information apply to
ID. ID. O. MINK, Agent,
feb2od
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30

Hope softens sorrow, brightens plain sur
roundings, and eases hard lot.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30

very popular shade is called students
blue. 1t is about the color of Harvard mans
eyeld after he has been out late and had
tussle with a Boston policeman.-Philadelph
News
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30

Introduced in 1864. fee gears prior to the in
PRODUCTION Of any other Nel0 England remedy
f5r the same diseases
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30
Wit and Wisdom.

It is reported that the Indians are becoming
restless again, and fresh hostilities are feared.
Some of those rascally agents must have been
watering their whiskey.- Philadelphia News.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30

Expression is of more consequence than
shape; it will light up features otherwise
heavy.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30

The man who wears feece-lined stocking
is apt to feel down at the heel.
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30
4orsford's Acid Phosphate for the III
Effects of Tobacco

DR.. G. A. FERNALD, Boston, says: 81
have used it in cases of impaired nerve func-
ton with beneficial results, especially in cases
where the system is affected by the toxic ac-
ton of tobacco
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30

Ladies by using German Corn Remover, can
wear ''glove-ftting' boots with ease and COM
fort.
Now is good time to take out policy with
the Manufacturers'
The Portland daily press., 1882-08-30

The sovereign temperance tonic, Wheat
Btters, is the purest and richest blood, brain
and nerve food in existence. DIR. BROWN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-30

ST. LOUIS, October pa murder occurr.
ed tonight on the levee between two negro
rouStabouts. The victim, Joe Peterson,
was employed on the steamer Ste. Gene.
We've, and after its arrival this evening he
came ashore sud went among others in the
low gambling houses that line the river
front Peterson was playing cards with
Mobile Pete at No. 81 North Leyee, and in
the course of the game had some words
with his partner, after which they sepa.
rated. Peterson went away, and ultimate.
~ returned to the same dive where he en-
cOuntered Mobile Pete. Words passed
between them, and the latter, drawing a revol
yer, commenced firing. The first ball passed
through Peterson'S heart and he fell dead
on the sidewalk. The police patrol wagon
was called and the body removed The
whole detective force, headed by the Chief
OF Police, have been searching all night,
but so far have failed to discover the mur.
derer.
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That Dive at McCoy's Station.

New CUMBERLAND w. Va, October 2S.-
Last night some Of the young blOOds that
had visited 6naftens saloon, at McCoy's,
ard had partakens Of enough Jersey light
ming to create thatheiiishness generally de-
yeiopea IA such chsracters when drunk,
came oyet<e tewo and ss common drunk
must be accompanied byA fight or two. q
couple Of the men had an alteration o
words and went out Of town - fight it out
But circumstances prevented the match, so
accordingly the fight WAS postponed until
to-day. At this writing they are try
ing to get off to have it without
creating stir, and in consequence
alarm the authorities. 1t would be a God
send to our town if by some means that
den Of iniquity at MCCoy's station, could
be removed from there, as it is leading
some of our boys into the habit of drink
ing and carouSing The authorities at
Steubenville would do well to look after it
with a sharp stick as it is said by those who
pretend to speak authoritively that not a
day passes but persons whoi it should not be
sold TO at all purchase liquor and drink it
there-boys not fifteen years OF age. Such
a clear violation OF the law should be at
tended to. Will they do it?
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THE NEWS.
,nlestIc.

2nesttc.
Mrs: Seoville is supposed to be in
| anada.
Alex. Stephens is said to have Sena-
Orial aspirations.
Ex-Confederate General Longstreet
bow L. 5. Marshal in Georgia, is said
b be defaulter.
Mrs. Eliza Blake, of st. Louis. wss
|hlslly burned last night while at
tempting to light fire with Kerosene.
Senator Sawyer, of Wisconsin, is con-
fned To his home at Oshkosh by ia
|GrieS received by the upsetting Of his
carriage.
y sensation has been created in Con-
F>tpga, n. Y, by j. Wallace Mix, a
Rrll known corn Gamer, eloping with a
|actOry girl and S25, 900 III cash.
Ex-Governor Thomas 4. Hendricks
; seriously i'll at his home in Indian
|pnliS. His condition excites grave ap-
p heusion among his immediate
ends.
Although Walt Whitman friends
|niertain grave fears, he refuses to be-
|irYe his condition is dangerous, and
|vT>i>ts in the assertion that he will be
| nj i'm few days.
The family of Alvis Regar, a German
Sluon keeper of Buffalo, was poisoned
y arsenic eaten in pan cakes. The son
dead, the mother and father are diving
nd twochildrenNwilI pro6abty follow.
\ little son of J. J. Traphagen, 0s
hudson county, y. j., is said to have
|rrn beaten 10 death by the authorities
/ the Hudson county almshOuse, where
he child had been temporarily placed
Y a step-mOther during the IA theirs
bSence.
The programme of the coming Gin
innati opera festival will include evil
lam Tell, "L'Africaine," "PrOphete,"
Romeo and Juliet" "IOhegrin," 81 Iia
kolla IL Figaro" "Semiramide" aud
Don Giovanni" Patti aAd Nilsson
ii appear.
The TariffCOmmission is said to be
'vrr~e to making any material change
l. the present tariff schedule. Well
inform ed persons in Washington assert
.;., he Increased rates Of duty adj
ucatvd at the recent session of iron
Manufacturers at CreSsOn Springs, Pa,
|Ill hardly be recommended, and also,
| Lat the present rates on raw wool will
,main practically unchanged.
Washington special to st. Louis Re-
uIhcau: Jay Hubbell has returned
,rc from New York. He isn't in a
up,'ul mood, and when questioned
nrrrning the Republican outlook in
Eyw York, he said he couldn't answer
ter than by repeating reply made
| y Chauncey Depew to similar ques-
uu asked by him lHubbelD. Depew
.,i i'm substance: If one could Judge
| ordinary standards, should say the
! Iullicans would carry the State by a
.'l majority; the meetings are well at
I.D, 4 and enthusiastic. But the Situa-
IN j., peculiar. The men who may
r'aud good Republican doctrine may
the very men who will knife the Re-
ublIcan ticket
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Accident TO n Senator.

OSHKOSH, Wis, October %. - Senator
Sawyer is confined to his home in this city
BY injuries of serious nature received ten
days ago when he was thrown down ak
embankment through the upsetting of his
carriage in the night time. The injuries
are internal and of dangerous character.
1t is thought. however, that the Senator
will pull through all right At the inSti-
CATION of Mr.. Sawyer the intelligence of
the accident was kept out of print, and
thus the knowledge of the occurrence has
been confined to few intimate friends
until now.
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New Ialass Works.

CANTON, o., October 29.-The requisite
amount OF money to secure the location Of
the glass works here was raised yesterday
and the works will be removed here at
once. They will be located along the line
Of the Connotton Valley railroad in the
southeastern part of the city. Several
acres of land in that part of the city have
been donated and will soon be put to use.
Work will be commenced next week on
the buildings and the establishment will
be in active operation by the first of the
new year Above one hundred and fifty
wOrkmen will be employed.
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Bold Robbery.

BosroN, October ~ Another bold high
way robbery occurred in this vicinity to-
night James Bell, driver of Hyde Park
bakers wagon, was oyerhauled by three
masked fOotpads in a lonely part of Milton
dragged from his wagon, beaten, and then
tied to tree. Bell had but about $40 with
him (much less than his usual amount)
and that was about all the fellows got. The
horse made his way home, and thus led to
q search. Bell was not seriously injured.
He saved SS5 by throwing it in the wagon
when he was dragged out The robbers
were armed with revolvers.
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A Narrow Escape.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., October 29.-Thc Misses
Ella and Emma Brown, daughters of J. II.
Brown, of Wick avenue, had a narrow cs-
cape from being sufIocated to death last
night By some miSmanagement OF the
person in charge of the heater, the gas
flowed into the room OF the ladies, who,
being awakened by a sitting sensation,
tainted and fell to the floor, which gave the
alarm to the other members of the family.
They came TO their rescue and the unCnn-
scious ladies were very soon resusctated.
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Exam RennturS<l.

AIsueuSR9Dk, N. n, October 29.-Iast
night IL . stfiyial quarrel about hat, Tom
Lynch EEamblsr Isluggcd c. F. Ferris
soSerfhe head with loaded cane, fractur-
ing bis skull. Ferris is now in a dying
condition. Lynch was captured by the
! officers after hot chase. lie was former
" a member of the notorious sa.;,p of
Caully "rustlers," which had j.. readGu.r.
ters at Leadvllle. The lea+ r. Of that rang
was caught and hum, out Lynch escaped
and came to New Mexico. Ii Ferris dies
Lynch will be banded bs fore morning.
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ADeIiberate Murder.

CrNCINNATI October 29.-To.night at Z 80
o'clock, Emil Trampeter stabbed and in
stantly killed Anton Delano at a boarding
house on Liberty street, over the Rhips.'
Delano was dancing in his room aud the
other boarders We're annoyed and proposed
calling the police in. Emil Trampeter, q
workman in Halls safe factory, said:
There is no need of sending for the pelicel
III stop him" Thereupon Trampeter dis
appeared, but returned shortly With long
butche- knife which he plunged into De.
lano's breast. The pulmonary arteries
were severed and death ensued Immediate
ly. The murderer and. his victim were
sober, The murderer deliberately walked
away, telling the people he had killed a
man. He has not yet been arrested,
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WASHINGTON, PA.
DIR. LODgdOn's Remains.


WASHINGTON, October 29.-The body of
Or. S. H. LOngdon, formerly of this
county, who died at Youngstown, o., Fri
day, from an over dose of morphine, reach
ed here yesterday, and has been forwarded
to HillSboro for burial. DIR. Lonsdon,
while residing in Wheeling, some years
ago, abandoned his wife and family and
eloped with female patient, since when
he has, with the exception Of brief inter
val, been located at Toledo and Youngs-
town. His wife and family are residents
Of this county.
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fke Cewl.r Yestiyal.

CINCINNATI, o., October 2a-At the opers
festival, which will be given In Music Hall,
commencing Junusry ~. the proxr>mms
will, II IL announced. include "WiIIism
Tell "BAfricsine, Prophets" Romeo
snd Juliet" "Lohsngrin.' IA Nos1s le
Figaro" ''Seniramide, and "Don Giovaa-
nj" Patti will appear IN the principal
operas, and IL il probable that Nilsson will
also appear In Opera. Nine. Sehaichi will
I've the ontralto and Mile. Paulina Rossini
will take the role Of Beliks In "LAfh-
came" The other singers OF nots are !:
Nine. Lsuri, Nine. Galsssi; tenoss. Mierx-
winski, Nicolini, Rsvelli; bahtones, ,Gslassi,
Corsini; bassi, RsDconi, Monti. burst.
Signor Ardiu will again have charge OF the
orchestra. which, IL 10 promised, will be
larger snd OF much better quality than at
any preceding festival. The local chorus
will also be larger. The nucleus Of IL 10
sgsin TO be the Germsnjc Msnpercbor. un.
der the direction and training Of Prof Otte
Singer. Al 10 the engagement OF Nilsson,
nothing certain can be said at present. She
Is not unwilling herself 20 sing st the opera
festival, and u Patti does not object AZ
rangements will probably be made.
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Theta Delta Chi.

BOsroN October 29-The two days con-
ventiQn of the Theta Delta Chi fraternity
came to an end last night. The officers OF
the Grand Lodge the coming year are:
President, n. Lafayette Bachman, -,
Schoharie, \. Y; secretary, H. T. Klncsid,
banquet Seth 7. Smith, chairman; William
Z. Hogan. orator; George w. Putnam,
poet; George NJ. Comstock, historian; Will
liam l.. Stone and n. L. Bachman, bio
grapbers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-30

oil into the cups she did not notice that
the fluid dropped through crack In the
bottom, falling on her dress. When she Iit
. match TO apply 10 the burner the yspor
ascending from the oil she had spilled oar
ried the flame 10 her dresS which suddenly
ignited. When she turned ~ make her es-
cape from the small room she cammuDica-
ted the fire TO . lot Of bedding. She thus -et
fire TO the building. When she appeared
in the yard she was env9loped In flames,
which stiff breeze blowing famed until
they veiled the lower par, OF the bSdy f::Jm
view. The excited people PUSHED 20 tho
assistance OF the unfortun.ts woman. TAX
ing in the horrible situation a. . slsnce,
Isdy n',,IIg on the first floor procured .
Uucket OF water, and standing on the porch
dashed IL down over the woman In Tho little
court. A young man, attracted BY the cries,
ssiled 4 guilt and wrapped II sb2ut Mrs.
Blake. Notwithstanding their efforts she
will die. The house she lived In and oil her
elects were burned up.
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MalariaI = ever Among Horses.

AURORA, Ill, October ga large mum.
Der of horses are down with malarial fever.
The liyeries, horse-car stables, and farmers
are experiencing the disorder. The disease
widespread. 1t has not as yet taken its
most malignant type, and hopes are enter
tanned that il the present fair weather con.
tinues the malady will abate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-30
Getting Used TOIt.

INDIAYAroLIs, October GA special to
the Daily News from Palestine, Indiana, to-
day says; The saloon occupied by Joe
Reinhart was blown up last night for the
fourth time by dynamite. The explosion
was terrific, and shattered several buildings
adjoining. No one was hurt. No clue 70
the perpetrators, and no excitement, as the
people have got used to it.
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An Election Trick.

DETROIT, October 29.-Immense excite
ment was caused to-day by an appeal to the
voters of this;district, presented in pamphlet
form and distributed generally on the
streets and in churches OF Protestant de-
nominations, strongly denouncing the
Catholic candidate for Congress, who is a
Catholic Republican. Politicians pronounce
the pamphlet an election trick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-30
.Auniyersary Celebrations.

NEW YORK, October 29.-The services
commemOrating the conservation Of four
Bishops Gfty years Of age, were held to-
n.rnt at St. Pauls Church. The Bishops
consecrated were Rev. Charles Pettlt Nc.
Ilvaine. of Ohio; John Henry Hopkins, OF
Vermont: Geo. w. Danane, OF New Jersey,
and Benj. Boswor,h, onKcntucky. The last
named is the sole survivor, hut was not
present .
The John Street NJ T. Church celebrated
its Hath anniversary to-day.
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Determined burglars.

WEsT BRooKFIELD. Mass, October %
Burglars robbed drug store of 1920 and
shot the clerk, probably fatally, and
caught the train to Boston and Albany.
After going ten miles, they put revolver
to the head Of the brakeman, forced him to
stop the train, and then jumped off and
took to the woods. A party is pursuing.
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Mnrfnnrv-

LITTLE Rock, October 29.--Col. n. w.
Gray, for many years past auditor Of the
Litrle Rock 4 Fl. SmIIh railroad died early
this morning.
NEw ORLEANS, October 29-Charles A.
Whitney, agent Of the Morgan Line Of
steamships and several railroads, died here
this morning. He was executor OF the es
tate Of Charles Morgan, and one Of the
wealthiest men in the South.
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C>sst I.msrv.s

sAs FEAscIsco, October Is.-Immigrsts: :n
by rail for the week was 955, mostly ss ss:n
New England, New York, Pennsyiyst':.ss,;
Ohio and Illinois. The Immigrant Assoi
ciation 10 rapidly completing Its arrange
ments for settling new comer on Govern
ment lands. The Buffalo syndicate has
purchased large tract Of valuable redwood
timber lxpd in Humboldt county.
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A Family Poisoned.

BUFFAIo, n. Y, October 29.-Tne scnsa.
tion Of the day here is the poisoning OF the
Roger family by poison in the pancakes.
Mrs. Roger and one son are dead and the
husband is out OF his mind, bat he may
recover. The other children are recovering.
The officials and physicians are not yet sat
isfed as TO how the poison came into the
pancakes. The scene at the house is sor-
rowful in the extreme.
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Tried 10 strikeHis Head.
The Anarchists

PARIS, October ON. Ducklevi, the
French Premier, has made Representations
to the ambassador of the Swiss govern
ment. touching the recent action OF the
Anarchist societies at Geneva and Lausanne.
He has also called attention TO the excite
ment prevailing in France at the present
time and to the danger OF allowing the d.
turbing element to find home in so oo4-
venient a spot for their operation. III
inquiries into the facts, but ststes cssIiI &
that they consider the reports fof the i1<sl
part exaggerations OF the truth. Ih6i1
IDEA and information Is thAhqiiese people
are neither particularly vicious nor numsrt
Gus enough 10 be dangerous,