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KEY WEsr, Fla, November 1.-The
schooner Henry Depnison reports that on
passing Swami Island, October 24Ib, she
was boarded by q boats crew, asking pro.
visions for the Island. The people, fourteen
in number, had nothing but wild hogs and
cocoa nuts, and no ammunition with
which 10 shoot the hogs. The schooner
supplied provisions, which will probably
los. ten days. The people were expecting a
vessel from Baltimore with provisions, II
nothing passed since they must be nearly
ato rr;no =
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FROM OVER THE OCEAN
THE LATEST NEWS BY THE cAslF..
Disturbance. ia LoAdosd.rry Between National.
lists aad ofans.mtn-luaek Of the Latter on
the Escort Of the Lord alyor Of publin.
1hs Rioter, Dl,psrs,d By the Police.

/
LONDONDERRY, November Ia large tgt.',
number Of 0rangemen took possession Of
and occupied The City Hall 10 preventive
o,J Mo.or ~ D,hI;, d. ,,han, ~ nail
- ''et y 5"e' ~, 'A ~ l..'.
nae oeen engaged, from deiiyerlnS leclute
upon franchise. .sq;sss -,
Ihe corporation reseinded the resolution
lor the rent oi the hall Tor the lecture by
the Lord Mayor Oh Dublin. a number OF
Nationalists from Donegal assembled %
Tue railway station this morning 70 greet
the LORD Mayor oi Dublin. fhe Nationals
ISIS entertain MIN M dinner tonight.
toiicemen hned 'he streets through winch
the Lord Mayor passed. Atroop OF Grens-
ditrs arrived to assist 10 preserve the peace.
The seizure OF the City Hall creates intense
excitement Some Orsnyemtn 8 :, at, !led
themselves upon the roofs q buildings
and waved their resalia. Several them
with the sponge ruds OF snnons have gone
inside the building and declare themselyes
determined TO hold the City Hal. +
Upon the arrival Of tns Lord Mayorof
Dablin he was driven to his hotel. neeecort
carried green banners and the bands In the
procession PLAYED Irish national airs The
Lord Mayor arrived at his hotel safely.
During the passage Of the procession man
and boy were snot. Serious rivung Is az.
pected. The Orapgemen have planted the
Union Jack on the roof OF the G.ty Hall.
cp,rrc,, r,yrs
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Congressman Ermrntrouf, of PennsyI
yapia, KuouA ed Dat at gcadlng.


vanin, KnocA ed Dat at scadinx.
READING, Pa, November 1-Qaite a
sensation was created this afternoon by q
lively fight ard knock-down between two
leading public men. The affair grew out
Of the bitter political warfare that has been
raging In the ranks Of the Democracy OF
Bsrks county ever since the exciting strug.
gle for the Orphans Court iudgeship, in
which Schwartz was victorious, by Gov.
ernor Pattison's aid, over Mr.. Rsber. To-
day, George Smith. Jr, one OF the leading
Democrats Of the county and wealthy
farmer, made known to bis friends here
the startling facts that the Democratic
county ticket had been misprinted.
Instead OF Judge Schwartz name being
printed under the separate head Of "Judi.
ciary," II was under that Of the county
ticket. The tickets have all been distrib
uted, and 1t was charged that 1t was o bold
conspiracy to defeat Judge Schwartz, the
regular Democratic nominee, inasmuch as,
had the ticket been used, these would have
been thrown out by the election officers
and the Republican candidate elected.
County Chairman Harris had the tickets
printed. Heis Congressman Ermentrout's
friend, and as Mr.. Ermentrout was opposed
TO Schwartz, Mr.. Smith visited Congress.
man Ermentrout's Office 10 inquire about
those tickets. The Co. FRESHMAN was not
in. Mr.. Smith left an j,ined State ssna;
Tor M shearer in front 1 the court house.
Shortly afterward the Aessrp. Ermentront
came up, and q heated conversation with
Mr.. Smith followed. Charges and counter
charges were made, and finally Smith was
called liar He thereupon struck Con-
gressman Etmentrout violent blow In the
breast. The younger Ermentrout, the
Congressman's brother, quickly struck out
from the shoulder and hit Smith In the
face. The combatants were about closing
when Sheriff Gerhardt rushed in and sep
arated them.
Ten minutes later they met again in the
court house. Congressman Ermentrout
told Smith there was not any necessity f)r
any more violence, whereupon Mr.. Smith
hauled of with his right fist and planted
q blow under the Congressman's left eye
and knocked him down backward. For o
time It looked as II the battle would be q
serious one, but the court house ofIiCiall
rushed In and restored order. One com.
batant had o swollen eye and the other O
bloody cheek.
Congressman Etmentrout denies that be
| is In any way responsible for the misprint
| Of the ticket; but on the contrary advised
Schwartz about the matter before they wert
Issued. The Republicans made the SAINT
mistake, All tickets will DO called In at
once and new ones Issued,
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TIE Pittsburgh Pod "would like to hear
some oIthc experts on the point whether
extreme protection does not necessarily re-
sui! in ovCr.production." While we are
on this point Of over-productiop, wha: is
the matter with the falling iron and steel
market oi Great Britain, which has just re.
su!el in reduction Of from five to fifteen
percent in wages? British iorn mastres cay
it is reproduction. Yet no "extreme
production" bothers them, unless'it is the
protection thu. stands in their way over
this extreme shore Of the Atlantic. '-.
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HENATnN .AnuR,N AnYIoE.
A widow CoRfides 10 .iiis Judgement an
Loses HeF Wealth.

willow OOAuueh tuitih ana
Loses Her Wealth.
CLEVELAND, O., November LA widow
named Mrs. Jacob Garne, called upon the
Society for Organizing Charity last oven
ing and related The following pitiful story
Several years ago she married, against the
wishes Of her parents, Jacob Garne, an Of.
ticer in the United States Army. The cere.
nony was performed In New York State.
Four years later her husband died, having
squandered her fortune OF $4,000. Her
father, E. s. Bland, Q1artermaster at
New. Orleans with the rauk Of Colonel then
took her and the two children. She did
not remain with him very lsng, however,
but taking her children and the remnants
OF her scattered fortune, about 81 900, she
went to Denver, Colorado, where shs met
Senator Tabor, who advised her to invest
her money in mine speculation. She did
80, and lost every cent Of II, and is now on
her way TO Cincinnati, where she has
friends and expects to fnd employment.
She was furnished with ticket to Clncin.
natl and left last night.
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RRlER TELRoRAMs.

The libel suit Of the Allan Steamship
Company, for fifty thousand dollars against
the Montreal Wines, was decided in favor
oithe newspaper.
Two children Of John Earnest, at Middle.
ton, Ohio, aged aud 9 were suffocated
by smoke yesterday morning. The flames
Of the. dwelling were extinguished with
little loss.
The Directors Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company have declared q assmi.annual
dividend Of teur and hall per cent cash,
The stockholders have the privilege 0!
taking two per cent in stock at par,
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AMl.s,nE Merclnnt.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November LII. L.
Esen, tho leading clothing merchant, left
home Tor his place Of business Wednesday
morning. lie has not since been seen.
During the past few weeks he has shown
signs u an unsettled intellect, and 1t is
supposed business troubles pressed on his
mind. Members ot the firm declared that
they are sound as dollar, but are contem.
plating dissolution on account Of hard
times. The police think EIen committed
suicide. He has wifs and three children.
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THEY are veEy desperate Democrats on
The Eastern Shore OF Maryland. The Re-
pabcans we're holding big meeting at
Eston aud the colored men seemed to be
particularly Interested in the proceedings.
nov the very wicked and desperate Demo
crl!s opsaed Gte with three performing
bs.rs. The crowd stampedsd 10 the bear
dance, blight had fallen on the Republi'
can meeting, aud the speakers were LEFT
lamenting. Could anything more fully IL
lQsvate the fiendish purpose olthe Demoe.
racy 10 rule or ruin?
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Presa opinion, on tne Esp,oslon.

DUBLIN, November 1.-THE United Ire
land (National League organ, pronounces
the authors Of the explosions in London as
idiots. The Exman's Journal protests
sgainst 1rishmen being hastily accused Of
being the authors OF these outrages. The
Idsh Times asks whylhe English Govern
President Arthur against dynamite COM
spiracy Of which New York 10 the source.
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Tpr False Prophet is routed. Do you
A.,, that Mr.. Watterson?
grreLAEs are doing rushing business
:, Allegheny. The Democratic party Is
Is,sruiued to get in.

DrvccRATIc CONGRESSMAN ERMESTRerT,
:, psnpsyIyanis, was knocked down in
y p.,iipg by an enrsged constituent. It
i,,[s 1 as though the whole Democratic par.
:, . IN Pennsylvania is about to be knocked
Iovo and dragged out.
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The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The reduc.
ton OF The public debt during October was
slO,SOl,7 ,79S; decrease of the debt since
June 30, 1883 SSO.5S4, 40; cash in Treasu.
ry, 1854 ,347. sol; gold certificates, $50 S2S,.
9l0; silver certificates, 500 570, Ill; cer,ifi'
Gates OF deposit, $l2. 100000: refunding Ger.
t'iicates, $325. $50; legal tenders, SS46,-
GSl ,0lS; fractional currency, $1,000, ,S0S;
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far subdued that in the territory formerly
occupied by them alone, cities, tewn and
cattle interests have grown up and rail.
roads have been built In these great
changes the troop division have been active
and important agents. During these many
years it has been my especial qualification
that l have had no disagreements with my
subordin tee, and that from the Depart
ment Commander to the private soldier,
faithful service has been rendered to the
Government.
With assurance that I shall always re.
member the hardships suffered, battles
fought, results achieved, gallant comrades
who have Lost their lives in savage warfare,
l resign command that has been to me o
pleasure as well as duty.
(Signed) P. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.
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AmYsrEaIoUs CASE.
A Girl Wac Is Pnzziipg the Physicians
Of fMIiWnaAee-NaiuFe af the A Ailment.

Of niiwnuLes-Natuse df the AiiGiept.
MILWAUKEE, November 1.-The physi.
clans Of this city are studying the case OF a
girl 10 years old, whose legs to the knee
are so sensitive they cannot be touched be.
tween day break and midnight, but at
midnight become so insensible to feeling
that the strongest current Of electricity has
no effect on them. She walks and runs
about at play. in the day time, but II she
strikes any object she is thrown into
paroxyms OF OF agony. While the lower
parts Of her limbs are in this condition,
her legs from her knee up are completely
dead.
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CHICAGO, November 10. s. schrader,
l2 years old. was murdered this morning
by Henry Peterson, Swedish laborer
who is supposed to be q mad maa. The
deed was committed In vacant lot on the
outskirts OF the city, the murderer using o
club with which he dashed out the boys
brains. The murderer is at large.
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TuErEit goes sgain! Without time TO
@llquOr up" jeremiah 0'Donovan, sur
mined lIossa, coniesses in stentorion tones
tbs. his gang did the blowing up in Lon
don. Dynamite will rot help the Irish in
Ireland, bu! dynamite bluster means three
SQUARE meal, a day and tine raiment to the
Rosa kind Of Irish, who live on the fat oi
the land in America at the expense Of
libsty.loyiag 1rishmcn SO foolish as to
trn.. then..
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Strange story sTold BY Auirse, ID Ii sieun
About Her A bdncIor. Z,

About Her A AbdncIOF. ~ S,-..F
sr. LOUIS, November Some explapa-
ton for the mysterious diaappsaFan ofss.
Louis girls is proyidedin,hs story told by
Aurelia Larierx, the young woman who
was taken from this city to Bostoa by q
designing sewing machine agent, who eyi.
dently possesses chemical Itecret q The
most diabolical natnte. sAureliA says tbat
her jaunt with Hufd (aIlas Binscotf| WIS
altogether involuntary on her part She
believed Of hrst that his power over her
was caused by subtle power lyingin his
eyes, and by theaid Of which he claims 10
be able to control the will Of any woman.
She is now certain that abe was made the
victim Of an extraordinary drug. a
She states that on The morning Of the
day she disappeared Hurd gave her q glass
Of beer, which caused 9 stfapee feeling TO
come over her, AT noon she went home
to dinner, but had no appetite, and the
next thing she knew she was with Hurd Ia
New York City. She demanded m
explanation, but II was not until
they reached Boston thai he ex-
planned that he was a spifitualist and
could frce any Women to follow him by
the charm Of his eyes Aurelia acknowl-
edges the spiritual force OF the charm and
remained With Hnrd, who took her with
him 10 one or TWO places and o gaalIy mar,
ried her by force, after he had obtsined a
deyorce from bis wfs in Lowell, Mass,
The young lady says that he never gave
her acent all The time she ives as ~, and
that she prayed night and day for release.
She would not explain, however, what
means Hurd took % force her, and the pe.
cullar symptoms attending the action
Of the mys.eriouss drug which enables
young ,yomRnito eat her dinner and then
enslave her mind during a journey be-
tween hero and New York. Altogether Il
10 wonderful assa which may supply the
key to the many mysterious departures Of
young ladies from this city of late.
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llSc'iS, ILL.,, November Tho Coro.
nets Jury in tho Zars Barns case agreed
upon verdict ct las this afternoon, de.
slGriug that the girl's death was occasioned
" kniie wounds inflicted by persons un.
Known. AS Carpenter 10 under arrest ON q
warrant preliminary examination will be
The next sIep taken.
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4yOhio distlIer says there Is an organ
i,,tion Of distillers to make Darbin Ward
United States Senator, andas much money
villbe pit. up for Ward as the friends Of
p.yue or pendIeton will care to cover. II
i.to be hoped that our Democratic friends
IN Ohio are not going 10 introduce the Gle
me,t on financial consideration into their
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P. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.


General Order No. 1S.
In compliance with general orders No.
II, headquarters Of the Army, dated 0cto-
ber 10, 1883, / hereby assume command OF
the Division OF the Missouri. Captain VIII
liam NJ. Wharry, Of the Sixth Infantry, and
First Lieutenant Charles B. Schofeld, Of
the Second Cavalry, are announced as
aides de.camp.
iSiSned ]. n. scnoplELD,
Msjor General, U. y. A.
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Sps,xlXG o! wars and rumors OF war,
,b.,s Sas the fight at FL obeid. The Arabs
IN, 8 900 killed and left behind their whole
mlst-"Esyptiun loss nothing" Is our
nleu,ei countryman Ell Perkins doing
b,4le pictures for the Egyptian govern
.,.D
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REcALOlTe ~, nnlpLanooa.
The Wedding Break fHsi aud Bride Walt.
fny, Hut k0 BridesrUOm.


inY, Hut No BridesrUOm.
NEW HAVEN, CoNN., November IA
large congregation was gathered in the
Church OF the Sacred Heart, this morning,
to witnts,ths marriage OF Eugene Lynch,
of Philadelphia, 10 Miss CatharineT 7. Mul-
cahey, arrangements for which have made
unusual stir in the younger circles Of the
Catholic population for several days past.
The bride that was TO be is the daughter Of
prosperous Irish. American with wide
circle OF friends. The presents were nu-
merous and costly, and The floral ornaments
in the church elaborate. Niue o'clock was
the appointed time for the ceremony. A
fqw minutes after that hour the clergyman
who was 10 otficiate dismissed tho amazed
friends OF the bride with the announce
ment that there would be no wed.
ding to-day. 1ntimates of the fam
lily hastened to the home OF the Mulcaheys,
where 1t transpired that Mr.. Lynch had
at the last moment reconsidered his
intention Of becoming married man and
had disappeared from the city. He had
courted the deserted young woman for
four years, and appeared devoted in bis at
tachment up to yesterday, when he failed
to arrive here until several hours after the
time appointed, and then acted in strange
and distant manner. Members OF the
family noticed that he appeared troubled
about something he did not care 10 explain.
The suspicious excited, however, did not
interrupt the marriage preparations,and his
non appearance to-day was a bewildering
surprise to the bride and her friends.
Lynch formerly lived hcre, and his many
acquain,ances can explain his conduct
only on the ground that he was without
sufficient resources 10 wed, and bad not the
courage to say so when he found the
wedding day at hand. 1t is known that he
left his abiding place at an early hour this
morning, and be Is supposed to have re-
turned to Philadelphia.
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voygp By what we hear we are almost
,.,Jv 10 back Edwin Booth or Lawrence
E,,rttt. or John Mccullough or the ghost
n Edwin Forrest against q dozen Henry
f,,iuss. Ellen Terry seems to be the big
MIN in the Irving company.
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PITTSBURGH, November 1.-The river
coal miners have called aconvention for
next Tuesday for the purpose OF suspend
ing all mines working under the 81 cent
rate, and to provide means Of support for
those who may be forced to stand In de.
Tense Of the river price.
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CLEyRLAsD, O., November 1.-THE cha
House, Rocky River, popalmroad house,
six miles from this city was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss $4,000. Partly In.
Sured. The ere 10 supposed TO have caught
from the kitchen range,
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RaSIer Pee,iug In the Cottoa Market.

KnSIer Feeling In tue C0tton Market.
LIVERPOOL, November There Is an
easier feeling in the cotton. market The
general opinion is the crlsishas eliminated, /,
and hope Is expressed that an the firms will
be ableto met demands rs they become due.
There is q batter tone in The market.
Morris Ringer filed petition for liquida-
ton by an arrangement with his creditors.
The Po. says ha speculated on the New
York Cotton Exchange, and was unior.
tunate there. IS
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An Untim ely Frost.

CHARLOTTE, N. O., November 1.-The
first frost Of the season fell this morning.
1t stops the growth Of cotton which set IN
after the fall rainS.
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Official:


II. G. DRUM, Adju'ant General
These orders were the last and the frat
official sets respectively OF the outgoing and
incoming commanders. Tho two officers
remained in conversation for some time
alter the change occurred. General Sherl-
dan received congratulations from promi-
nent gentlemen all over the country.
Shortly after the transfer Gen. Sherman
and Gen. Sheridan held an informal recep.
lion, attended by all the officers Of the
army on duty in Washington, and aIso by
the officers OF the Second artillery, stationed
at Fort McI1en'y, and the bureau officers
OF the War Department. All took official
leave OF General Sherman, and were by
him presented to General Sheridan. Sub
sequen,ly General Sherman and General
Sheridan, accompanied by the Secretary Of
War, made an official call upon the Presl-
hent
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orscsslrL O., November 1.--Riyer 8 feet
and falltnHi weather clear and cool,
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4. g. DEuN, Adjatant General.
GEN. eIIRRlpAN's ORDER.

GEN. bIIKRlNANs oRDER.
HEADQUARTERS U. S. Army, L
WAsnlSoroN, Noyember1, l, 1888. !
General Orders No. rs.
In obedience to the orders Of the Pfesi-
dent, promulgated in general orders No.
IL, October iS, 1855, from these head
quarters, the undersigned hereby assumes
command Of the army Of the United States.
The following named officers compose the
personal staff OF the Lieutenant Genera:
Major Michael V. Sheridan, Assistant
Adjutant General and Military Secretary;
Captain WIN. J. V0lkman, Of the Fifth
Cavalry, Aide de Camp; Captain James F.
Gregory, OF the Corps Of Engineers, Aide
de Camp. (Signed) P. II. SnRRIDAS,
Lieutenant tienpral.
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Qhs gnteILiigsuter,

-. ,... .S and 81 Fourteenth street.
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THE HEAD 0FTHE ARMY
GENERAL SHERIDAN TAKES CHARGE
ortAs Brave Battalion. ,A.. 90 to n.l. up tho
Defense OF Our Coaatry-Ths Corrtsposdtles
lssidsntio Gen. shtrmAA's Retirement.
Synopsis Of His Annual Rtport.

WASHINGTON. November 1.-The formal
transfer Of the commsrd Of the army from
Gen. w. T. Sherman to Lieutenant Gen.
eral P. II. Sheridan took place at noon to.
day, at the headquarters Of the army, in the
War Department building. General sherl-
dan spent the forenoon in making himself
acquainted with the business Of tho cfllce.
General Sherman and The members Of his
staff lrendered him every assistance. Shortly
before l2 o'clock the two highest officers Of
the army called on the Secretary Of War,
General Sherman to take official leavs
and General Sheridan to report for duty.
The transfer was accomplished quietly aud
without any ceremony whatever, beyond
tho issuance Il the following general
orders, notifying the army Of the change Of
command:
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HEADQUARTERS U. S. ARMY,
WASHINGTON, November /, 1883

By and with the consent Of the Presi-
dent, as contained in general orders No. Il
OF October -, 1883, the undersigned re-
lirQuishes the command OF The Army OF
the United States. In thus severipg the
relations which have hitherto existed be-
tween us, he thanks all the officers and
men for their iidelity TO the high trust i'm
posed on them during his official life, and
will in his retirement watch with parental
soliciiude their progress upward in the
noble profession TO which they have de.
voted their lives.
[sgued.l W. I. SHERMAN,
General.
Daily globe., 1883-08-14
YO(JMANS
Fall Styles Now In.

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pensab1e article of dress to the
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bought directly from the factory
in case lots. It is, therefore, easy
to see why we can and do sell
hats at least 25 per cent. below
exclusive dealers. Don't make
an error and think because we
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Being headquarters for Stet-
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we are also exclusive st. Paul
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