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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-22
Bates Avenue, West Side.

Lyman Dayton's Addition to st Paul.
Supposed owner and
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-22
Fuller Street, South Side.

Mackubin and Marshalrs Addition to st. Paul.
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Randau's Addition to S.. Paul.
Twelfth Street, South Side.
Supposed owner and

Robert and Randall's Addition to St. Paul.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-22
The Last Of Major Nickersen- Eic

WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-TSpecial.I The
arrival tonight OF fifteen members OF
congress from California, New York, Ala
bama and the northwest, including 8. j,
Randall, OF Pennsylvania, adds life to poll
tical haupts, where the chances OF candi-
dates are discussed with vigor. Randall
receiving few friends at his private res
dence, and will be at his parlors at the Eb
bett, on Monday. A predictions OF votes
are sensational, being figured cut by re-
porters and over Jealous friends of the car
ddates. The opinion is that with the PIE
sent conditions neither Randall, Cox nor
Carlisle will be nominated on the first bal
lot. Carlisle told Representative Watst n
to-day he would rather be senator than
speaker, but persons who ought to know
each other when the former withdrew from
the speakership contest and announced for
the senate, and the fact that Carlisle is
making no perceptible effort for the senate
gives bealthy color to the statement that
all candidates for speakership are now
here.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 17-[Press. l-Secre.
tery Folger has called $4,000 0CU OF 81,
numbered as follows: Original numbers
both inclusive: S5O-No. St7 to SS7; $780,
No SAT to 6040 $5O0-No. 1854 to 1854,
ST. OOO-No. 1851 to 17401, and 22646 to
22e65 slo,0oO-No. 24726 to 2o6lS. Total
$4,000, 900.
Judge Cox sets aside the verdict of $780, 900
in the case OF Hallet Kilbourne and new
trial. He considers the verdict excessive.
Msior Nickerson's resignation has been &C.
cepted by the president to take effect No
vember 18th.
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New York, Nov. l1.-Mr. Sehoonmaker,
whose mans has been connected with the
discussion OF cable service ss developed In
the Central News suit In London, was
seen to-day bya representative OF the As.
ISOLATED Press, and said that he objected 70
what had been .sid of him aud would like
10 oe set right. n. said that the repre-.
sentative OF the Philsdelphis Press had
misrepre.r uted hts conversation. Whist be
did say vas. that he u yer had sent out
cable ihst be did not receive from the cable
lines He said, further, bis arrangement
was this:. He is supplying two classes Of
service by cable, one TO the United Press
association, and one to such Associated
Press papers ss choose 10 buy. He hsd an
agent In London who makes up bis re
ports, which he supplies to the United
Press and addresses il ~ P. A !" and an
OF er sgent who prepares the matter for
the SPECIAL csbies, which be sells to Asso-
cisted Press papers. The address OF this is
City" and the COPY IL delivered to Mr..
Schoonmaker personally, while the other
roe. 70 the United Press general Office.
There 10, tberefore. no connection between
the two reports. except that implied by bis
personal copBestion With both services.
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Wizards on attempts 10 cover by shorts.
The impression prevailed that all matters
pertaining to the new second mortgage
bonds have been satisfactorily arranged.
Greg N Il Transcontnental rose 38 10 40
"a: Northern Pacific. Ia to 30 3S. and
preferred, Ia to CO 1-2. AT one time there
was difference OBS 10 IL cash and regu.
lar way, in preferred stock. The rise in
Wizards strengthened the remains of the
active list, which rallied Ia toll. In the
final sales the Improvement was lost. AS
compared with last rights closing, prices
are down IA to l l 2 for the general list
day, which closed l.8 lower at 81 So. The
earnings of the Denver & Rio Grande rail-
way for the second week OF November we're
$4,000, increased over the same week in
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FORT WORTH.

FonT WORM, Nov. 7.-Ispecisi.I Jon
Gers Wicker and Rushing. at ll:30to-night,
arrested an Idlsn Cherokee named Joe o.
-nfo-nstion sent here zone time
since. from Paris, In Lamar coun-
". Joe Knocked = n,D down there.
and robbed him o. 81 100. The sheriff OF
lanai county has been notified 10 come
fo- fhe prisoner.
Is. Walker. in Jail hers svsiiiDe the de-
ri.icn Of sn sDD.si ~ the sppsll.is curt,
-rs Recessed ~ night. the sberh y HOOD
conntv brinrirE fts msndsie revrrrinz b..
crse Walter -ss convicted in Hood
r1unfs 81 uurd-f. snd seniencsd Tor liie-
10 uss 10 The Tsrrsuf county jail 20 pro-
seaf b On o. on mot Flol-nca.
IRE rtT is f1'l Of sfrshg-rs io-uigtt, who
G r-us ~ altcrf ttf r-c-- lsEt ~rsk-
ArsT1-f ID teire usfs r-ris1t 70 81
% > s5ot rfcs hrf-ftn g Il. Porter. nos 10
Nee Orisar-. m = rErrer iron EcLic1.
90 fT nl0 ssids F-rirr's frierds hfre are
r..lf-rr. -f s.srtirg lin.
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WORTUAM.

NoRrHAN, Nov. l7--iSpecisl. 1.-THE
Mefbodi,t Episcopal church south is H.
hsve Rev Mr., Haggard, aud the Prottant
Methodis, Rev G, y. Miller of 'Cor.icsna.
for the ensuing year. the Christian
church Rev, Mr.. Sises, Of Springfield.
There WIS killing freeze TO all tender
vegetables FRIDAY night. Puk's plentiful
and better still; beef is At least down At
prices in resch Of all. The heavy iail in
-.tfle Z. ovlrg 10 the exDenss Of carrying
hem through ibe winter. fiockmen fear-
ns .uch hesvy lnss-s ~ wfrs incurred last
Eint,r. Some attribute the loss 10 prices
.'snce-outting, beosBs a fcg stocks have
been forced on the market By this means.
some are looking to The Legislature to do
big things e. to.the fence laws.
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Telegraphics- Triiies.
JETSAM.


GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Nov. ia South
Haven special to the Democrat says: The
bodies OF j Kingston. mate, ana John
Babbtt, steward, Charles Smith, Chicago,
deck hands, were washed ashore this after
noon ten miles north of here The books
and papers of Akly, In e wooden case, also
came ashore. No mention was made Of
Captain Streets body.
ENFORCED CUTTING OF WAGES.
READING, Pa, Nov. T.-Owing to the
Continued decline in iron, the Pottstown
Iron company, of Pottstown, employing
several hundred hands, ANNOUNCED reduc-
ton in wages, ct 10 per cent, beginning De-
Gem Der LIST. Other mills in the Schuylkill
valley contemplate similar action.
FAILURR IN FANCY GOOD.
New YORK, Nov. 17.-Hoffsladt Bros,
fancy goods, hevs assigned twenty prom
issory notes. sggregating S5S 900, preferred.
LIABLE TO BE LYNChED.
AUGUSTA, GA. Noy. H. German pedler
Henry Sttifer has been murdered near
Trenton, South Carolina Wilson Ste-
phens, young colored man, who drove
s, eifer's wagon was arrested. The shoes,
clothing, and money of the murdered man
we're found in his possesson., = ephens
confessed the crime. 1t is feared the MUIR
derer will be lynched.
MYSTERIOUS.
WHEELING, W. VA Nov. H.-Great ex-
citement wse caused here this evening BY
the announcement that Samuel b. McCul-
Loeb, clerk of The circuit court Of this
county, had mysseriously disappeared. He
left for his homo, few miles in the coun-
try, at 10 O'Clock last night, since which
time he has not been seen.
sENTENCKD TO SWING.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov. H.-Burt Ellis,
colored, charged with the murder OF Mrs.
Logan, has been sentenced to be hanged
on the 18th OF December.
THE NEW sTArDA1D TIVE.
kansas CITY. Nov. 1.-THE standard time
will be generally adopted throughout to-
morrow as well as BY the railroads OF this
section.
FIVE THOUSAND FOOLS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Sullivan Slade
exhibition gave another exhibition here to-
night before diminished audience as COM
pared with lsss night. Five thousand pres
emit.
1.-THE OLD TICKET"
CHICAGO, Nov H.-5ullivan and Ryan
have signed articles tor roundabout with
soft gloves, between January 10 h and Feb
ruary 1st, 1884 at San Francisco, the gate
receipts to be divided equally
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF CLARA.
CINCINNATI, Nov. II This Eiks club. OF
this city, gave a reception to clara
Morris this evening. The rooms
were elegantly decorated and thronged
by 800 prominent ladies and gentlemen. 1t
wa. a real ovation to Miss Morris aud a
most distinguished successful affair.
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The LnMIers In Luck.

BosToH, Nov. ia bill In equity has
been FLED IN the United States circuit court
by the Western Union Telegraph, Ameri-
can Speaking Telephone company.
Gold and Stock Telegraph company, and
Harmonic Telegraph company, against
the Am,ric,r Bel Telephone COM
p.ny, praying for an Injunction
on account OF discovery, from the rsspon-
dent corporation arising out OF an alleged
breach OF contract, the terms ofWhich have
been published. and between the
parties and the National Telephone
company, Of Massachusetts,, which was sab
seonentiy purchased and merged into the
respondent compsnv. The bill AYERS
that large and profitable
business has been built by
the organization of telephone exchanges,
another respondent is deriving great gains
by the sales and rental Of telephone,
and seeks TO evsde psying plaintiff
sums due under said contract. The West
ern U.ion Telegraph company
ssts for accounting for all royalties,
rental and amount OF stock and
paper securities 90 received by dsfsn dsnt in
the sale of licenses for telephone rights aud
privileges ofthe American Bell Telephone
COMPANY.
Tue Bell Telephone company has been
served with notice to show cause why
the prayer Of plaintiff should not be
granted
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DENISON.

DESIsoN, Nov VI Special. l-officer
Bud East arres,e4 Theodore DE Grafenreid,
a noted desperate, who has been lodging
the officers for elk or seven years, In this
city to-day. De Grsfsnreld's home was
near this city, and posse went out to ar.
rest him come seven. years ago, on which
occasion he was severely wounded willie
running sway He was too b.dly hurt TO
De moved, and consequently was left at
nome temporarily, bus be recovered rap
div enough to make his escape, pince
which time he has not been seen until to-
day, when Officer East found hin in the
starr stare and took him in. There are
seyeral Indictment. hanging over him, one
for murder
Young Berry, the insurance clerk, who
attempted suicide in n house Of prostitu-
ton some ten days ego, hss left town with
some collections unaoHOuntrd for. The
amount ofhis shortage has not been a:cer-
tanned.
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Bosros, Nov. 1.-THE Traveller says:
Colonel Hugely. OF Governor Buffers staff,
has commenced sction against AlsDson w.
Beard for alleged libel. uttered In q speech
frst msds at Lsvrsncs ssd repeated nj 9TH
er places. Hugsly's attorney has. it 10 re-
ported, attaches BssTd's property 70 an
seer the claim for ds0sgst, tz50o. IL "
further ruBsred that William A. Sim
mons 10 also about 20 sue Beard Tor alleged
libsis uttered in the ssnespeech.
NapIBoEa. harL, Nov. I7.-Wsldo B
Brigham. % Bridgeport. formerly . shoe
mspufacfurer Of Hudson. seed The Mari
boro Times for $50 600, for Estimating that
Brigham set ffs 70 his own property. Louis
Burgess Of Cam bridgeport. connected
With Brifhsm IN the sane articles In the
Times. brisss suit for similar sn0uut.
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rral., wo. the Project.

LoupvILLE, Nov. l7.-Louisisns. Mem
phi,, Nashville, St. Louis, Louisville, Lex
inston, Lotonio, Wsshlnston Psrt
.bd Chiss0 Driving Park
Jockey Clubs and the lssdirg brrsders
Of ID. south and vsst have scosptsd the
call ofth- Louisville iectss cab for fuf
confersucs Tor the purpOss NJ sdoptiDf q
uniform tcsle Of veisss aud rules ard "a
consult 80 20 Tie adoption Of the most
riringeot measures ard laws 70 ersdiats
fraud ana purify the tai. Great
interest," j. TAKEN By the lovers Of the
race borre IN the coustry. sne much good
q ernecied % result from f1ct a Estherins
of breeders ard cl1b representative II is
h1pcd By ~ tnrf men osrs that he east-
ern clubs riii Be vel sepr.seufed.
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TvtrE. nov. T.-lspecisl g. Squire
Muller a we'll Known co.ofsi man, 20 At
tsn.c,ing 10 ,ass the uoith-hOuud Mis-
sorri P,ei6c papsenEsr . ain ihis evening
ielI b.,vfen The care, frisb'u,y maugling
ne s-gg. He VS. ATTENDED by the COM
pany's physician, bot lived oaiy ABOUT Li-
teen minute, ,. ,4s..,
I'd nfoht before last q 90 !"un yes'tFoay
bv pTcer r. 10y 81 tbe retI,ente ol Der
cousin. Buck Rushing. Dear white Hon'e.
The shductCrs could 10 where be seen, anu
s1s bssFsturucd home
W = Maxwell late train master OF lat
Texas So Lou,a railway, arrived ~ the
civ to-day.
The court n spussls affirmed ward VI.
thF ~rafe. rom Ksu'mrr county hanc'k
~ fr- c..ro f~am Delta county Boxer -
tbe r4te. rom Panoi8 county; MOTIFS F,
the et,if. ifrm hctsurar comfy; HsisNs
ibe STATE. nom Harris county AudreTsN
ne sIsfr lroa B-gsr county hsVtr'en
and r,mrded JnLuEou ~ At. ". ihe
sf-te. n1m Rusk county. D''nis.eo .
Perirfd vs. ne Stsie. fron LEyAcs county
smitt w. toe ststc. from E0l AIMS county
guhn. tied on ors, Hsraucrt End bHeis Iof
both rlrf'e- Hsies We. the -tiie, from
fnrh rountv. Hu W thg sistr. tf'in
rrr-I. 1untg. On 1rrts Tor Moth p7f.
Bs'GgIa vs. ihs Slate. from Grimes county,
Nrvf.n W. th. s.tte. from job c0nH-
t, or briefs g.. che sfsfe Nl.H.rt .'I
-. the -..fe irnfr .er'rr'u county
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TENanIai l.. &.
GALVESTON NV 49,
missioner Suunu's CONT to-oaN' e.
late maie ~ he steamship nae
q-h0 Vas discharged ron me 49,
night made confession ""l-L Dr.
probabiity impncRie oihais 10 NJ"
leans The sLeamaet2 Anls ChLs"e o.',.'
from that city lr th3 !" ger palt W ~ ~
Der upd6r me coLi'"' ny - rI.-3 ,y.. ,
Baker Tor Providence I.houe - y ~
0nfton. on arriving there, tapt nsSr'
was relieved otthe com mand oJ zap az
William n CoOT seyt VINO peE"u w
oFdischarping hsr cargo Wueh t"7 WIZ
was finished four bales we're i9uuu ogtl -.,'
nothing Regarding hem coula We aN-'L
cd SO When Tho ship salled 'oi bItl"'..
! the COTTON was leli IN th- haHSs OF ~ ky
40 he sold FOR account d ne sh'p Ih 1,
avent tners,wBs no demand Ipt 1Atu' N''.1
F.sviuC Baltimore, ,.aplelu o.D.'1'., {
snissaps were aroused against stone ana
6ai,rniued 90 discharge him on arr VS..
IN tbig mort. An oppur'uu.t' tisStH''.
ssiself Yesterday. re aid So, ~" lE i'-
ene mate off deHuc'sa 30 "v' '1.-
aim 4gaingt Stone Ior extra "D'
brcakiog ont seyera' 'HI''
W cotton stored IN New uTisai55
4. 'Jou,gpu 10 another ship which enc "a !
~ red IN the Carroll, his explanation ~
So toe Hmn beng UNIV ~ N'2 80
IS 1ph mistake but subsequent events
.ssf . poiut directly 20 Hh a''ttu ~ 81 O-p
the cotton On Captain CooRsfy r.
10 psv him the iul- an0uHL ne os-
a yery demOnstrstiFe and mace sons
s,et,os 10 Tie my sierions Tour Dates he
VI e. wen. ashore and entered SUIT aE-'ns'
shin tor wsgss. Captain Cooksey Gpr
z 9Ted with counsel, and dining iho Iial
ne admitted to having bought Iwo oal e.
81. aotion from cotton press Grey man ~
Orleans FOR 50 bale, hnd 7aiu ,he le.
Us busiussH vas carried on 70 ~.
fF - among mates aud dfsymen IN NsN
MS. Thus two q the sample oaIss
: accounted Tor, Stone Was Lofme'lF
Of ire ship sAnGusky, owned 10 sew
,e, Tao case sganst the snip Was
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Encouragement and Advice

Hints for Poor Farmers, by G. Il. WinaMA
Failures of Great Men, by Part3a M
A Dietary Nervous People, DIR. w. A. HammonoS
Hints for Country House Builders Calvert Vaux
Gift of Memory and Other Papers giving lnstan 49,
SefIIep by Samuel Smiles
A Profession for Young Men, The Opporu
Electrical Engineers Thomas A. Edison
Thrift Lessons Learned from the European
Household Helen s. Conant
At the Age O Twenty One. o Papers
had accomplished, and what
proposed doing, period their lives Edwin Whippl5
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Tmrr-t NOV l7.-i-peiai I--h5out h-Ii
mast sfcirrrt iisfd7- loonfhe en- sif pI ira %
- started tc Uull up The yara irati htfe in
80 ord q car. vten fnt rngi-e luI.tu i,.st
from fr. orc co. end hrema- Nnrr.es WI
srn fbrru sri Vae rlu 1FD - tne
frl|-r Harr cf lUrtIi tom under ~
trsir a.lh $50 arms bui lived oni} ifF
mir1'rs Toe tFrurr & q ~ .fti As lu.
IL ~. .H.rrarH fm rfrlf leE We rIal0''
frf f-l4tr Eriirf Hl unteriasrr t.Fes
a mos. ffrhtfrI r'rhf o. hclolc. Joe pr
al .-..sr.t f-rfHrfs = vrrricf in forC rdarf'
u'fit st.1rs f-lrs 81 I-uTHs sic az
bst- 81. D.s sIr. nis-7Ifi-
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KILDARE, Nov, [Special.l -Colonel
A. l. Anderson, one Of the king lumber
men of eastern Texa. who entertained his
friends with such brilinncy October IS h
and carried oil such beautiful BRIDE. re-
turned to-day from an extended northern
ard eastern trip
1t is rumored that Colonel 9. Q. Gallo.
way and J. X Bivens, Esq, of Kildare, and
George Venablp, of Memphis are contract,
ing TO build ten miles of railroad east OF
Kildare, probing fine pine region.
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wsrsnscHIr. E1T i7.-fsrscisl.l-C Cole
r-i---Y. /. Hs-s 10 f.v Erthr-stnf ps0ri-
- IT. fr-r a ed rnsnT psrr1ns bsr
li...- -.rr.-~fr rifkr1 A r1fher F-ruia
.--lfs~f r~r-----f 49, morning. A lsrgt
t,-----.itr.r-. to f1rt vns f-iettad 70 desth
~ ne prssing q he ct-n.is n ne process
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DsrrnIr w. Eov. HE COMMITTEES
a forty srp5I1tsi By the rscsni ru.sr
meeting, c1srsuei ttis morning. I-ertg
r. trrrsss 49, rra-irrl. ard re lfsl
~r--~ tsr~r r1rerr ahrrr forty uarse q
lrrs car. The c0nrlitice irFite- 81 rsf-
era tsri-r infr-uatior arr1t ~ c't-
frrbsrcs o. tts - i1slari s-d ins cercr-l
y - - ~ pscrs hs-s frrm ttEi tfta -
80 ri-ss y - 80 - sse<ssr b - 49,
tsrfins1y- 10y Ff1ru9 ~ - - -
sUmhet.
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TEXARI<ANA.

TExARKANA, NV. T.-[Specal.l THE il
cense for selling liquors has been raised
to $500 on the Arkansas side. This includes
city, county and state license.
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ST. LOUIS

sr. LoUis, Nov. H. fSpecial.l There
was brisk trading to-day in the local cot
ton market. About 5000 bales changed
hands at yesterdays prices, and the feeling
is firm.
Cash wheat declined, No. 2 red going
down 81. Trading was slow even at
lower prices.
Cash corn was lower; No. 2 mixed, 43 g
to ~ 3-s.
There was no chang. in the prices of wool,
but the dem.nd is better than the supply.
There is little doing in hides for want Of
supply.
'fns cattle market was slow for lack OF
the kind Of cattle wanted; no Texans on
sale. -
Colonel J. W. Parsmore, president OF the
Texas e. st. Louis railroad, has returned
rom a "trip over the line. General Manager
Woodward and General Freight Agent
Lilley will arrive Tomorrow.
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, Nov. 17.-[Special.l-Th air
is full of startling rumors with reference to
the killing of William Henry, and rich de-
veopments may be expected in the near
fnt
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Tr Ptsl Nov l7.-f ppfr ile oclored
er.Lieuierani Who be- been snesgei In The
lsandry here hss Ter viih suryryur't
r.-fv fof Nrriro. Hs -sy- be- viii return
III Drcaubsr and ~ bis pr1srtcts in TIE
dem oerliic C1rrre-t-
Tbs urrfsrers q the Nfr'rsu fnrsr
~ = chow fhit citv on tie BE ora1ds
Tfrfr ftre teen stressed - ifs1 c.i 11rtf.
10 rrarn4 tells C1iorel DsrI1l l' ne rarf-
~ ftaffhfy 80 10 oefrrred io rli AZ
frrr'f'HH
T~ n4H Of ne ~ f-m n Davis
rrlH. i.lrrs to-rirtt fr fcrt h1rtl ain
Uallr
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TrHrscasa. E0r. n. -rspecisi-l -
Wsrfbs- 80 s-f 6erp. A frerrs yrsr-r-
erT uurc,rf o. flgrEbet rc-od ~
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thrilling Adventures
Nugent Robinson
Famous Poets

greatest living poets ENGLAND, FRANCE
original poems expressly
Alfred Tennyson, Ms
Victor Hugo, @5
The Earl OF Lytton, @
J. C. Whittier, s
r.. 3. AIdrich .EssSa
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Randall ,uIfes mG complete @
rOs.rr ni zoe N'nlimonds.
H0m1T u1 Counter Runner Confusing
By JurHt-.s6mu Specimens.
Carlisle CJnLlr1ts fa Camp oa ihc
Logo OF tlc Hub.cp.
Where Does Blackburn Come In "A
Chance for 8 Challenge.
Hallett KilbOurne VIII Not Finger His
Fortune just Yet.
A Big Bundle of Bonds About to be
Burned.
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thryEsToN.

spacial Sew, From Many Quarter
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Strange "reminiscences

StageDriver Stories, by Rose Terry Cooke
Stories of Sadde-Bag Preachers, II L. Wnckley
The Last Days of Women of Fashion By Parton
My First Visit Newspaper Office, Kurat Halstead
Pine Farm, with Incidents
~ Of Florida Lie by C. II. Pattee
Queen Victoria's Household and Drawing.
Rooms by II. W Lucy
Child Friendships of Charles Dickens by his
~ Daughter Mamie dickens
Student Walters Humorous Incidents
y o Vacation in the White Noun.
tains by Child Mcpherson
little The Illustrations
will be drawn by the gifted artists
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Tse gas 90 ar Lald Ho1l bam
lmud flOuisn.ng.
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s,or. Cotton AID W.al, Grain at 81
Louis.
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LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Morning Post
learns that the government OF China is
manifesting q readiness to accept English
mediation, M. Ferry has notified the
French ambassador to England that he
will inform him shortly of the conditions
on which France will accept mediation.
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ROUGH WEATHER.

LoEDoE, Nov. ia hezvy squsll to-day
caused considerable damage 70 properly ia
the vicinity OF Portsmouth and q high tide
1ooded the lover part OF the town.
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SMALL P1TAToEs.

CoksrASTmoPLE, Nov. 1.-The porte de-
clines TO admit the claims OF Egypt and
Bulgaria that they can negotiate treaties to
commence directly with foreign states.
PRUssIAE JLITICs.
BKRLIE, Nov. 1.-THE em peror's speech
on the opening OF the labdtsg will deal
mainly with tax aud cuslOsns rsfDrms. IL
Is understood that the centre intend 70
press discussion upon the church question.
0oEK, SURE EscUSH.
The crown prince this morning left for
Spaia.
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PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE statement tn al
England is to act as mediator betw cen
France and China is denied
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SHANGHAI, Nov. 1.-The aide decarp Of
Penguin arrived 81 Hsntov 10 raise q, 600
volunteers Tor service In the event Of war
with France. Foreigners In China are I'M
easy. Tbs white Ley society, . secret or