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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-08
CHOLERA UNABATED.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-Two hundred and forly deaths from cholera are reported at Mecca.
 LARGE REPUBLICAN VOTE IN MAS
 sACHUsETTs
 WORCESTER, Mass ., Nov. 6. - Election passing of quietly with every indication of large vote. The republicans are especially active and confident. It the Sth ward he Ward- en pro tenn elected, is found 10 be q minor, after 2 or tree hundred votes had been cast. It was at first fear ed the mistake as fatal but law de cisions are that ballots can't be re jectcd in Taunton The indications point to the largest vote ever known with large republican gains.
 LAWRENCE, Mass, Nov. 9-Vote unusually large, with indications oi a majority for Butler of about 1,500 DESTRUCTIVE CYCLoNY IN MISSOURI,
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. G.-The Journ- als $; ;,ringf -ld special says: The city was visited this afternoon by q very destructive cyclony. Loss will reach fully s2OO,OO0; seven persons were killed and many injured. St. Mary's Catholic church was amnrg the buildings wrecked. The path of the storm was only few va ds in width. but it swept everything in its way. Thirty buildings were dese troyed and 200 hundred were dams az d; five Of those killed were wo- men.
 THE ELECTION IN MAINLAND. BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-The elec> ti,n in Maryland to-day is for gov ernor, state comptroller, attorney general and legislature, (excepting one l.alt of the senate, who hold over in all the counties and in Bal. timore) Judge of court Of appeals, clerk of th, supreme court, sheriff. state attorney, three judges of the orphans, court and city surveyors.
 THE ELECTION IN MINNESOTA.
 ST. PAUL, Nov. 6.-The election in this state to-day is for Governor, Lieulen ant tiovernor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Attorney General and Railroad Commissioner. Each county, als ., elects a portion of their officers. The dly is beautiful and an unusually large vote is being boiled. The main light being bee tween candidates 'or governor. The republicans renominatei the entire present stale officers with vernon Hubbard at the head of the ticket The dem crats nnminat d for " eruor N. A. B lerm; n, q No we5ian. and as over four ti!ths of the repub- lican voters of this state are that ma tIonality, the democrats hope to make close fight for Ihe office of governor. Hubbard had majority of 20,000 last time, and leading re. publicans cla m 10000 for Il m this inc. A few democrats concede more than 5000.
 ON THE EVE OF THE VIRGINIA ELEc>
 TION,
 PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 6.-Mayor Jarrett addressed a readjuster meet ing tonight, and called upon all blacks and whites to observe proper order to-morrow and avoid eifficu'- ties. He was followed by Attorney General Blair and other speakers.
 Among those on the platform was Senator Malone. The interest Tn the election to morrow, is unabated to night; all barroous are closed an
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thorough investigation by 'artment ox~Indian agent I G. Wheeler has been entire kulpated as to his alleged edness st the Pima agency.
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GATES AJAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Nv. 3-Julge Hoffman, of the United States dis trict court, in hearing q Chinese Ina beas corpus case tn~day intimtte> his intention to decide that all Chi namen formerly residents of San Francisco who left prior io the iSsu- ance of return certificates are entitled to land.
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|S- Treasury office now re- avl,s in addition to banks in case of the redemption ary notes.
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Route suits are

oute suits are now
 number of about recover the money the 1t is said to have been but of. Some of these Faid to be against the
 and they will be brought territory, New Mexico or | the persons sued are doing
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phn 4. Logan has turn
 bn 10 literature and to He has already written |s and is at work on q third :.
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cr between whites and
 epo-ted from Virginia, 1.-two whites and several ne> e badly hurt.
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THE WAR OF RACES.

DANvILLE, Va, Nov. 5.-Two more negroes, who took part in the war of racrs, died today. This makes seven negroes, and about 20 in all on both sides reported wounded
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NO FUNDS MISSING.

CLEVELAND. O., Nov 3.-Bishop Gilmour, of Ihis city, Catholic dio- cese, furnishes the Allowing for the Assoc ted Press, in answer ta the wide spread report that certain nuns had left Cleveland cnnvent, taking with them S6O,000: It is true that at three different times during the past year three nuns have, at their own request, been released from their vows and retired 10 their fumi- lies. They have incurred no ceu> sure, and there is no unklndncss between them and the sisterhood They were simply dissatisfied with their religious life ard, after 0 full understanding with the bishop ;hey were released from their VOWS and returned to the world. They took with them TO money, bonds. noi valuables uf any kind, ncr did they seek to do so.
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QUARANTINE RAISED.

SAN FRANcIsco. Nov. 3--Quaran- tine officer Dr. McAllister this morning allowed the passengers from San Blas, who have been kept in quarantine on the China, to land They are all well and hear y, and as sixteen days have elapsed since he disease first broke ont, they were all lowed to come ashore.
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II. ALIEN 'S
PR YAIE plsPENs BY.

PR VATE DlSPENS BY.
 26 IS Kearney freet Sa Francisco. Cal, EsrABiIsHED FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AND >PEKDY CURE OF HRONIc. NERVOUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES.
 THE EXPERT SPECIALIST. hR ALLEN. As Is W ILL KNOWN IS a reg lar graduated Physician. educa- ted ar B"wdoin College and Universitv of Michigan. He has devoted lifetime to the study of the treatment and cure oi di- seases within his speciai'y-
 EoyHTG AELT And MIDDLE-A' ED ME who are suf- ferir from the effects of Yo ,hfnl Indi-- cretions Or Excess in ma Ter yea S, NE Vors and PHYSICAL DEBILITY. IMPo- TEN E, LOST MANHOOD confusion ofldeas dull eyes. lver~i Il O SOC ety, deSpo d IT. cy. pimples cn the tace, loss oi energy, and m emory. fregn' ncy of u'1natlng etc. Rememb Der hat by a co binaIion of iem- edies If great curative power the Decor has so arran- ed his eltme.- that It will not only afford immediate relief but per manent GU q.
 Hy Hospital Practice (Having been surgeon in charge of two iaa ding nospitsls) en4 bles me 10 treat all priv ,te troubles with excel ent results. I Sh ii distinctly understood that do not aim 10 perform impoSsibilities. or to have miraculous or supernatural power. l claim only 10 he sAillful and succeas ul Physician and Surgeon, thoroughly in- formed in my speciality.
 Diseases O. Man.
 = Il applying to me will receive my hon. est opinion of their complaints-No ex perimenting will guarantee positivc cnre i'll ever case undertake. TT 10 felt S1.000. Consultai ion in my office or by l ter FIR and stficllv private. Charges reasonable, Thorough exa ninaiion, in oludine chemical q m croscrpical anal ysis of urine and advic-, $500. Gall IT adde's
 Dr. ALIEN, 26L Ksarnv stree l. San trancisco. Cal, Office homs to dSily, to evening
 o2O-ly-tf
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HEAVY REWARD.

LONDON, Nov. 2.-The govern ment and railway authorities offer a reward of e5,OOO each for informa- tion leading to the arrest and cons viction of the persons connected with the latest explosion. Physi- clans say that dynamite must have been used, as it ruptured the mem brane of the tympanum of the pco- pie injured.
 GENERAL sHERIDAN's ADDRESS.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The following is just issued from headquarters of the division of the Missouri" Chi> cago, Nov. 1.-General Orders No. IT l hereby relinquish command of the division Of Missouri, in gen> eral orders No. 37, dated headquart- CTS army, Oct. 13, 1883.
 '1n parting with the officers and soldiers whom have had the honor to command for the past fourteen years, desire 10 express thanks for the confidence and support given Int ny them to my administration.
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FUcsoN is to have Q shelter as n as ten thousand tons of ore eontracted for.
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khern division of the At- |eka & Santa Fe road is pging Encouragement of Eny into disrepute in the by its failure to make Fen Albuquerque and Dem sequent delay of eastern
 Is section of country for
 konrs.
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A TESTIMONIAL

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Anna Ottehderfer, owner of Storls Zeitung received by express from Germany an autogrrrh letter and silve- d cor ation as recognition of her mum unitarian work, especially in favor of her countrymen and women in America
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For. MARTIN is on a trip to the |puihern portion of the Territory.
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eYLAND, Massachusetts, Min Aand> New Jersey elected gov
 Hterday.
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BERLIN BUDGET.

BERLIN, Nov. 3.-The German press generally regard Pro'owski, who states he was sent by Russian nihilists to kill Bismarck, an lmpos tor or lunatic.
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A BAD PARCEL.

LoDDoN, Nov. 3--A parcel was handed to a dock policeman last evening, requesting the officer 10 de- liver 1t to another constable. The parcel was placeI Tn the dockyaId and it exploded.
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kearing houses in our great Aceaters refuse to receive
 es on deposit.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

CONTRA COSTA, Cal, Nov. 5.-A fire yes' erday destroyed the greater part of the business portion of th s town and eight ITS of wheat, be- des damaging the stock and 2,000 sacks of wheat. Two ships, the AL lonlyAnd Lord Barnes, had close call to get out of the stream without damagr. The total loss is estimated al $100,000; insurance not known. No accidents as far as known oc cured. Homeless sufftrers have been provided with shelter in ware houses and some sent to Benicia and Martinez.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2sth, 1888
AawruI Lottery and Fair

A Lawful Lottery aud Fair
 Drawings
 Char cred by the egisatnre of Xiv. and twice declared legal by the highest court iu tn. Staie PoA given 10 Henry ccur- ty in he sum of Sl00 coo for the prompt payment of all prizes sold.
 A Revolution i-s Jingle Nunbe F
 Dr wings.
 WEveJy ticket holder his own us- pervisor an call out the mum Der on h;- ticket and sec the cor responding number OH the tag placed in the wheel III his presence. These drawings will ecu on the last Thursday of every moi. tn, Read the magnificent
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been asleep 29 days. He went to northern Wisconsin on Q furlough in Septem Der and was engaged as a nurse by the sheriff of Baylor coune ty, who one day found him asleep. He could not be awakened, and was brought over to the home in com atose condition. He is regularly fet by attendants and swallows anything put in his mouth. When held up by attendants he can walk, is sensi- live to touch on the bottom of his feet, and draws up lis limbs when tickled. In the early part of the psesent year Richards slept from February 2S h to March 16th.
 SAN FRANCISCO HARBoR.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-Lieut Grayson, U. 5. navy, who was sent out by the government to chart this harbor with view of fortifying ii, says ;t can be rendered impregnable at a cost of S6O0,O0O. His proposi- lion is 10 use to,pedoe~ and dynamite boats propelled by the principle used on cable street ear roads.
 VIRGINIA MOB.
 DANvILLE Va, Nov 3-In a con flict between a crowd of whites anC colored people, this evening, Walfe Howard was shot in the head and l supposed to be mortally wounded TLomas Seward was shot throug : the body. Five negroes Were killed ? and it is supposed tbat many ar wounded. Tie beginning of tn 7 conflict was the beating by one o t the citizens of Regro who abuse , another, and rot apnlngizng for hi rudeness in speaking roughly of th'
 cltlzens. Some of both color inter
 fered and q pistol was knocked ou
 Of the hands of whiie man and ex
 ploded All the stores were close
 immediately and the alarm be
 brought out armed people. I'll town sergeant soon came with company of militia aud commando the people in the name Of the con
 monwealth to dIsrerse, and u
 streets were soon cleared. The cit is now under the supervision of ol Y military company and mounted pc U lice. The town SGT geant, in respon!
 10 q me-sage from the governt
 offering assistance, has telegraphe all quiet and no further trouble 'i anticipated.
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CHUSETrS

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The Times Boston special says: Indications are that Robinson will be elected overnor of Massachusetts tomorrow by from 20 to 9O.OnO majority and that the republicans will gain large ly in every county but Bue kshire.
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A BALLET SHOT

DUBLIN, Nov. 3.-A bailiff was shot dead last night in the house at Castle Blakney, County Gallaway. No arrests.
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Rotice for publication.

Eotice Publication.
 Il INSTEAD No 134.
 IFhst Publication Oct. 6, 1ss3.1
 U.S LAND OFFICE
 Tucson. Arizona. Oct 5. 1S33. AYOTICE is here0v given tn tn fol- Owing-n med St t r has hlrd no tice of his inten ion to make futl proof in eupporr of lis clainl. and that saic pi oof will b made bef,re Hon D. Pin n,.,, Judge of the Second Jad ci district Court at his chs m hers in enix, arizo na on November 16. 1SS3-
 Ab-aham Banl on. of Pho. \. Arizona for th Il of Stt.. 2S, T N. E E. G & $ R < NJ, and names the following as his wifne-ses, viz: Nile P eter~on. Thos Walker. J. Y riest and Whiti1e'd q P. Cumm ngs, all ef Tempe, Maricopa Co.,,
 BEN NJ. THOMAS.
 Register.
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MARY CHURCHILL FOUND

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-Mary Churchill. the missing St. Louis girl, daughter of veal hy merchant of that city, and about whom S" much has been said, was discovered this city. She was engaged as a domestic h the laundry d' plItment of the insane hospital, an1 says she warts to make her own iving. She has been taken tu her home.
 REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS IN MASSA-
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NOT CITIZENS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Comp : troller Knox will decline 10 grant the authority to operate a national bank in the Indian Territory. This declination is based on the ground that the applicants are not citizens, hence not entitled to privileges un~ der the banking act
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HE HERALD.

arsday. November g. lsss
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RAILROAE MATTERS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-George W, Riotine, who was tendered the posi- ton of commissioner of the Trans continental Association has declined the office owing to a desire of the managerc of the railroad interested to make an immediate dcci-ion IT Q managers are ballotiug on another candid ,te.
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)OSF or rOUUeIy.
 TRAIN WRECKER.

CoLTaN, Nov. 1-Abau, 10 o'clock last night the fast freight train from New Orleans fell through the Santa Ana river bridgr, about one milc east of this place. Two tramps who were stealing a ride, were killed and two hrakesman, named Crank ard ClebIlls, were seriously injured. A wrcckipg train was sent from Los Angeles at II 80 Six hundred feet of the bridge were demolished.
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RAILROAD ACCIDNT.

CLARINEA.Ia., Nov 9 The cannon ball train over the Humes'one x Shenandoah road, going east, was wrecked Wednesday night at the trsstle work over the west fork of the river five miles east Of Shen- and ah. The engine, baggage car and coach rolled down b,nd fifty feet, bul the sleeper remain' d on ihe track. The engineer was killed and the fireman and express messenger severely injured. The accident is ascrihed to a displacement of the west bridge by train wreckers for the purpose of robbery.
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WORKING THE WIRES.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 3 3.- l. transpires that George Cannon's mission to the east is to work in the interest of tue Mormon church Tn securing the removal of Governor Murray, and no money is being spared to accomplish his overthrow. There is a movement on foot among the gcnfiles to have him reappoint- ed. The apostle, since the governor succeeded in busting him as dele gate from Utah, is determine to get even by securing Murrsy's removal.
 ASLEEEP TWENTY NINE DAYS.
 MILWAUKEE, Nov. 3.-Edward Richards, 70 years old and an inmate of the National Soldiers Home, has
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R.R. COMMISSIONERS ELECTED.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The managers of railroads comprising the Trans Continental Assoclation of the Cali fornla pool this morning, on the eighth ballot, elected as commission CT George w. Ristine, formerly as sistant general manager Of the Dem yer and Rio Gra1de railroad, and more recently general manager of the Teyas and S.. Louis railway, which office he resigned one month ago.
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA, Nov 3.-There have been twenty deaths from yellow fe- yer during the past week.
 The Cubans of K " West and number of bandits entered into a conspiracy to make a descent On Cuba. They also contemplate assas- sinaiing the Spanish consul at Key West,
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STAGE ROBBERY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 3.-The sonora and Milton stage was hal ed and robbed at o'clock this morn- ing, three miles east of Copperopo- lis, CalaYeIas county, by a single highwayman, who secured $4,713 in retort gold shipped at Sonora and which was en route to th1s city.
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I assumed command of it when hostile Indians covered the country west of the Missouri river from the boundary line of our possessions on the nor,h to the Concho river in Texas. But few settlements existed and the con fructioa of railroads in the country had only begun. Since then the Indians have been so far subdued that in the territory former ly occupied by them alone, cities, | towns, ard cattle interests have grown up and railroads been built Tn this great changes the troops of ihe division have been active and important agents during these many years. l. has been my official gra- | tification that [ have had no dis l agreement with my subordinaies and ibat from the department com> nander to private soldiers faithful service has been rendered to the gov ernment. With the assurance that shall always remember the harrl- ships suffered, battles fought, result
 achiev d and gallant comrades who have lost their lives in sav ge war
 fare, I resign a coTmand that has
 been to ne pleasure as well as duty,
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FAIL TO AGREE

CHICAGO, Nov. 5,-The Times summary of passenger agents for the Pacific lines and their Missouri river connections, have spent num- Der of days ende tvoling to find d solution for the complicated western passenger problem and have ad' jovrned without accomplishing acy- thing. The general managers oi he lines interested tried to render assistance but gave 1t up as a bad job.
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!! s n:I9!zss|s E aIIal ] B l, 5II,S I

S3OOOO FOR S2 M u &e@ular Monthly Draw gefA irg will take place in the Va HsEE sonic all. Masonic Te pie SsE Ss Building, in LoI isville Ky,
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GENERAL MANAGER RESIGNED.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 2.-Herman Haupt General Manager of the Northern Pacific has rendered his resignation, which has been accepted, to lake effect November 1st. He says the reductions ordered won't permit hlm to operate the line in proper man. nor
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TELE cRAPH!C.
THE NEW CONTINENTAL RAILROAD

THE NEW CONTINENTAL RAILROAD
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2-The Chronicles Chicago special quoting from the Tribune interview on the D. ojected U. 5. Central railway, -ays: "C has. L Easion. one of the a'tnrreys for the road, stated that he represented syndicate English cnp> itaiists, who few years ago visit ed California to examine the ICute of the proposed road. Surveys had | been made and all the road asks is the right of way. No subsidy will oe asked, for the projectors of the road are engaged in an individual enterprise and will not seek national aid. The route lies through cxten- sive and rich mining region. in winch these capitalists are interests cd, a.ld th.y want to develop those regions and open up their mines, but d. they desire to have road cOn~ necting somewhere, they have d-e signed to make a continental road. Arrangements have been made and as soon as the South Pacific Coast, ] Ocean Shore, aud other roads and franchises4hat have been received are consolidated, work wll bcgin, which will De about next spring | Mr. EGston declined to give the names of the members of the En- glish syndicate ne represented, or state the amount of stock. He als. represented q party of German ca- pitalists.
 T. H. Goodman, general rassen- ger agent of the Central Paciic, now attending a meeting in this city, was | questioned, and said that such q road had been contemplated for sew eral years by Messrs. Walker and Bridges; that the road ought to en' ter San Francisco by ihe Ocean Shore route from Santa Cruz up tC North Beach, where would be its terminal facilities. MT Good nan was under the impression that tht route had been abandoned, and the were now seeking entrance over :ht South Pacific Coast road, which runs through Santa Clara valley tE Alameda. From th=rc they could cross to San Francisco by ferry boats. This road IS owned by Sem at Fair and Mr. Flood, and it i: likely the projectors will endeavoI to get it, MT. Goodman thought.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-A meet ing of American shipping merchants will be held to~morro~ at the cham Der of commerce for the purpose of presenting q memorial to the coming congress advocating the passage of laws that will enrble Americans to sail ships in competition with for eigners.
 Capt. Wye, of the whaling bark Flectwind, arrived last night from the Arctic. He says the present season has been the poorest for ihe last ten or twelve years. He reports that on September 23 the bark Lou, isa, Captain Koon, was stove in by piece of ice and sunk in fifteen minutes. One boat from the wreck, containing SIX men, was capsized and all were drowned.
 ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
 PRINcErowN. Wis, Nov, 5.-Mrs. Ell Long, widow, and L. $. Whit tenmnre, father of the boy found in the river with his throat cut, have been arrested for murder. Detect- ives who took the case had their suspicious turned to Mrs. Long be- cause of rumors that she once at- tempted to poison Whittenmore's wife and failed. Searching her house they found bloody clothes which she had been wearing up to
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LONDON. Nov. 1.-Two hundred and forly deaihs from cholera are reported at Mecca.
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P. A. SHERIDAN.

General Order No. IS, in coms pliance with general order No. IT headquarters of the army, dated Oc- tober 13, 18S3.-I hereby assume command of the division of the Mis- souri. Captain William M Wherry Sixth Infantry, and First Lienienant Oh 4rles B Schnfield, Second Cav> airy. are announced as aidsSdecamp.
 (Slgned) J. M. SCHoFIELD,
 Maj. j.>Gcn. United States Army.
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FIRE AT NIPPLE.

PRESCOTT, Nov. 5,-A ire broke out in the kitchen of the band quar- ters at .Vhipple Barracks, last night about eleven o'clock and consumed the row of buildings used for com pany quarters and a small house in the rear. The soldiers saved their blankets and personal property Considerable government property was destrpyed, the total loss beng about $5,O0O
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tue time of the murder, butcher knife and two razors stained with blood. In the well on her premises they found a club with blood maik ks. The neighbors say that criminal in timacy existed be ween the widow and Whittenmore, and that it was known to his II year old son, who was probably thus disposed of to stop scandal. The boy was missing ten days, but the father made little effort to fad him. The theory is that the boy was killed by Mrs Long n her cellar and that the father carried the body to the rivei and hid it ln the plare where he pre- tended to find it ten days later. Mrs Long is the daughter of ex-Coanly Judge A. II. Myers.