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estimated at over 100000. The watchman is re
ported missing.
ST. PARIS (ol, November 2Sth.-A fire to-da
destroyed thirty-tive houses. Engines came frou
Urbane, seven miles distant, and began throwln
water in twenty-seven minutes after the receipt Q
the telegram. Estimates makes the total los
$4,000: insurance, S40,000-mainy in Phunix
Queen and Home, New York.
Railroad Accident.
WORCESTER (Mass.l November 2Sth.-A car in tn,
rear of the Boston, Barre and Gardner train wen
down an embsnkment just after leaving Nortl
Worcester Station this afternoon. Between twent,
and thirty passengers were in the car all of whom
were more OF less injured, some seriously A ca
load of surgeons has gode 70 Norts Worcester, IN,
wounded will be brought to this city as soon a.
possible.
SECOND DISPATcH.l
WORCESTER, November esth.-rhe embapk ment
down which the car went was 20 feet high OF tn,
90 occupants 81 were injured seriously, and requr,
medical attendance. Toe most dangerously injured
have been brought TO the CITY Hospital here The
Others were removed to their homes early this morn
ing. No cause is assigned for the trouble although
the car wheels ana truck, which were but HtJl,
broken, have been thoroughly examined.
Another California fsStress Captured
NEw YoRS, November 2Sth.-Miss Mary Ellen
Donahue, daughter OF Peter D0nahue, Of san Fran
cisco, was married. to Baron J. Henry Won Schroeder
OF Hamburg, Germany, last evening. at the house
Of Cardinal MeCloskey, by Vicar-Geuerai Quinn.
Onlg relatives were present at the ceremony After
the reception the bride and groom started for san
francisco, where they will be given another recep.
ton al the house of the brides father. Later the
groom will take his bride to Germany. Among the
guests present were the families of D. o. Mills
John Roach and Ogden Mills.
Senator Anthony Ill Again.
NEW YORK, November ?sth.-Senator Anthony
had attack Of Illness last night at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. His physician said he was sltIsrug
from aursenIc convulsiOn, caused by an enieebled
condition, he having long been suffering from
BrighJs disease of the kidneys, and having on sew
eral occasions been prOstrated in similar manner.
He recovered consciousness subsequently, and passed
a comparatively comfortable night His condition
is much improved tonight, and his physician hopes
for speedy recovery, unless the cunvusions recur.
Decision of RaiIroad Commissioners
ALBANY (N. W, November 2sth.-A decision was
announced to-day by the Board Of Railroad Con-
lllsSlOuSTS III Ine matter OF tne complaint OF the
Chamber Of Commerce and Others against the trunk
lines alleging discrimination against dry goods
shipped west. The decision was written by Com
missioner O'Donnell, and sustains the complaint
against the trunk lines, and condemns the whole
system Of pooling. IL recommends Ieca- sifcation
from first class to third class Of bsgs, brown sheet
lngs, denims. tickings, olcloth under ten feet in
original bales also to change TO class two domestic
prints, bleached goods Canton aannels, hemp, car
peting, crashes, canvas and warp
Blaine and the surplus Revenue.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2Sth.-The Press to
morrow will contain letter from james G. Blaine
to Charles Emory smith, editor OF the Press stating
Baine's objections to distribution of tae surplus
revenue of the Federal Government among the
States and proposing 4 substitute if the national
Government no longer needs the tax on spirits that
the entire amount it yields he paid TO the States.
New Departure on ihe Excise Question
In New York.
NEW York, November 2Sth-The police have
made a departure on the excise question. Il
has been discovered that by Chapter l75 Of the laws
OF 1870 any cOnv ,tion for violation of the excise
law shall forfeit the annual license OF the person
For thirteen years the law has been a
dead letteI. To-day Acting Superintendent Thorne
issued a general order TO the Captsirs, directing
them TO arrest without warrant all persons who were
fouud selling liquor who had thus forfeited their
licenses A large number of arrests were made dur
ing the afternoon and evening, and the prisoners
were held to bail until the question is decided by
the Courts.
A Duel 10 the Death.
LANCASTER (Ky.) November 2s,h-Judge George
Denny, Jr., late this afternoon, shot aud killed
James II anderson, in the hallway leading to Den
nys law office. Denny had been informed that An
dersou would shoot him on sight, and armed him
self with shotgun. Anderson approached with a
pistol aud Denny fired and missed He retreated
into the hallway, followed by Anderson. A close
conflict ensued, when Denny seized Anderson's ps-
tol, drew his own and killed Anderson instantly
Denny is ex-County Judge.
Concession Expired
NRw YORK, November 2Sth-It is announced that
the concession granted by the Emperor of Brazil,
authorizing the American Telegraph and Cable Com
pany TO land cable, has expired, and the project
has been abandoned. This has led to 4 new agree
ment between the cable company and the Western
Union Telegraph Comp any.
The New York Republicans.
NEw YORK, November 2sth-The Tribune saws
The Republican enrolment IN this city is splendid
success The total of % GIL names enrolled is nearly
five times as many voters as took an active part in
the old association. The action of the party in this
city now in all preliminary business Of the canvass
may be considered rs something like a fair repre-
sentation Of the opinions OF the Republican voters
Children All Girls, and What Came of IT.
WATERBURY Conn., November 2sth. Public in
dignation against Truman J. Smith, Of Watertown,
farmer, who assaulted his wife, breaking her leg,
because their children we're all girls eliminated last
night in a visit to the house by twenty young men
with the intention Of taring and featheriug Smith
He fired into the party, and Myron Hard was pain
ully injured.
The Arbitration Convention
pills DELPHTA, November 2sth.-The Internationa,
Arbitration Convention to day discussed resolutions
lrgng national code Of international law and the
establishment OF international arbitration societies
All editors and clergymen were invited.
Two Miners Killed.
wILKEsBAERK pa, November 2Sth.-John Rich
lrdson and Ira Landser, miners, were instantly
killed to-day, near Wyoming by an accident to .he
1ucket.
Killed while "B atIng" Train.
ERIE Pa.) November 2Sth-A dispatch from
darbor Creek, Pa says About o'clock this after.
loon the Lake Shore train, bound east struck and
lilled Peter Ratusky, Polsnder, aged 4O who at.
tempted to steal ride on the west-bound freight
rain. He leaves large family in Dun&irk, N Y
Scene NOT on the Bills.
DEs MONIES Qa), November 2Sth-puring the
Of the play OF " Friendly Tip" with W
J. Ferguson as the ddde, at Fosters Opera House
his morning, he was attacked by bulldog used in
the play and severely bitten. The dog came near
killing him, and It was a narrow escape The dog
vas shot. After half an hour Ferguson again
oluckily appeared, and the play proceeded.
Another Murder aud Suicide
CHICAGO, November 2Sth.--In the town of Lake
his evening, Fritz Rulmmel, butcher, went to a
house where Emna La Neuve was employed as
domestic, and after alteration shot her in the
lead, killing her instantly. He then turned the re-
oliver to his own temple and fired, and fell dead.
The cause was that the girl had deserted him ior
mother man. The man had a vile and four chill
lren in California, from whom he was divorced here
ast year.
ThcrmOmeiFicaI
NEW YORK, November 2sth.-Temperature 80 aud
p; growing windy.
CmcAso, November 2Sth.-Temperature AZ and
0'
Death.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2Sth.-Geuerai George
Carse died here to-day, after illness OF week
FG2EBGS SEws.
france abd China.
PARIS November 2sth-Ferry, Prime Minister
nd Minister of Foreign Affairs General Campo.
lou, Minister Of War, and Ad1iral Psyron Minister
Il Marine, attended meeting to-day OF a commit