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rRAINs LEAVE WILMINaT ON FOR

S.l6 900.9.39, 9.6s, l0.l5 1888 SO a. m IL OO+
m. l2.4j, 1898, l. 81, $50, AGO. 6.l7#, 6.8Ot,
6.l0 1885, 7.28, 30+, 9.55E p. no.
NEW YoRK-2.00E, 2.23E, $50, ,96s, ll.b3 a. IN
2.3s, I.54, 6.l7+, .88E, 7.2o D. m.
BALTTMoaE-l.o5S,l Lays, !, sis ,s.o5E ,9.l7s a. IN
1927, LOO, 1.cD. 500, G.Oe, 6.b7, ll.o4s p. m
WAsHINeToE--l.s2h Abs, B05t, 9.l7h a. Ii
90, 1 90, Oo,e.57, II .04+ p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
I.06k, 9,l7' a. m, LOO, 800 coop. IN.
Strains running both daily aud Sunday.
fpTains running only on Sunday.
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A SUNDAY sohool Teachor skins
UNITED Press Dispatch to the Gazette.

IUHIVeu TItss DIaVHIC1 70 lTC uHlVVVt'l
CLYDE, o., Nov. 3.-P. W. ParkhuHt
cashier Of Clyde Bank, has skipped and the
bank is closed. Mr.. Heffner has been lp.
pointed receiver. Loss, about S7O,OOO. IheI
cashier was Sunday school teacher.
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rEAIYs LEAvr FOa wII.w1NWrUn

TEAlNa LEAVE FOR WIIIWINFtON
PsILAnsLPuIA nav BROAD SrREFr IiaPor--
u 36ss, $780, E20s 800 s2l .sst. t9.ls. tl.s0
u.5O n IN. 1895, 1.32t, ala. A.02, 4.2b
800, $40. b.65, e.Obt c.ss $500, $50, 1000 lls
m.
NEW CAsTLR--s.Ss, S.sS, lc.o2. ll.is m
40, 6.36 p. m.
Ir,l,ns running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS ranntsig cn!y en sunday.
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EAY.EEVEE z p

:, 1fPL4 ~ the little finger Into
me srle, nostrll9. By abs srption 1t ef-
catarrhal virus. cauEnR h 3elthy secreu0ns. 1t
ailay7 ln1lnnailpp, nrOt cts The membrane
llhlnEspf t.lf lcI-lt tryT al it4c la Caius, COM
p!etcly heals the sores and rest res the sense of
tastc nd sirfl. beneficial results are realized
hy 2 W applications. A thorough treatment
WI! cue l,aeG:3.ih fpr-cods IN head. Agree
9hle 10 ,.se S"nG i9- circular. Sol by dTuHgista
HN hiAll 9Iet $50 cnt o. Z 'rrng,
ELY's CREAM BALM CO..
ORWcgo. N, r
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New Hats for the Pollco.

Charles F. Dubell, the halter at 2 East
Third street, has been awarded the contract
for furnishing the police with their new
winter hats, which will be delivered SO
time next week.
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A train Will leave Wilmington for newark
ANYWAY stations at T.4s a. IN returning leave
Newark at $40 a. m. for Wilmington and way
stations.
The Black figures tlennto the Limited
express Trains.
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We understand that seal-skin coats are
going out OF style, and IN consequence, colds
are increasing among the fair sex. How
fortunate there is such remedy as DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup
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A Fatal Quarrel.

UNITED Press Dispatch to tic Gazette
CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. 3,-Thomas Allen
a resident of Shanty Boat In the Ohio river
was stabbed and killed in a quarrel last
night by George Oliver, young man Of bad
reputation, who escaped.
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Tn g U4rH MARA ETs.

Local Quotations Corrected Daily In the
Street Market.
HAY, FAHD, HTC.-ooRRROrED DAILY By W. u:
HoRRdw, no. ALI BRANoH STRICT:
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Relialne rlnce to Buy pianos.

George l.. Walker, piano p4rlors 1886 North
Sixth streat geq Rsr "iaauB paiial pAliaa. M
parties of similar name.
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] rs. J. \. q j. b. HoBENsACK,

Ihs. J. \. & ]. 3. HoBENsAoK,
hohe n = anile With the effects OF sELF-ABITsF
Et-a NJ r. ~ ], !,tALlZATION should not hesitafe
slS4 - CSalS4u.t !. 4. ) j. Is. HOBENSACK OF pa NJ
person, duE,g., INA bc y 70 q ~ ~ msu OF Dy
0togp y, Ii. Va . - AA' w W m'' ana
a,At.1slcs a,At.1slcs nse WhosoeVer should knew his oon.
N1t-"A and lha way TO improve Il should read
Wt5lOh IN A NUT-BHELL,n
Ieal On ffctlri Of three-cent stamp.
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TRAINS AKluvLat WILMINGTON FRor

TRAINS AkliIVEat WILMINGTON FROM
PHILA-.l245l. 90, 1925, 4.47t 7.45. s.OlE. 800,
1912 l0l0t Has 4, N 1928 l2.50 IO7, 2.22, 2.3j
go, 800 43O 4.55, 635, 5.b3 SO, 6.ls, TBbt Tt0
$50, 10.Sg 10 So p. m.
NEW YonK-I.a2t, 4.47+, s.O2f, 9.l2 a. m. IL 50
I.O7, 4. b5,B.48f, 1888 pm.
BALTIhogR-l bls, 2l3~, ia, 9.64, il. AZ a. IN
1896, 1.64, 6.l1t, 800, ia, 9.4sE p. IN.
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oE0rRMe.
OUR FIRST NUMBER
FOR FALL.

You win see many adver
tisements about large stocks OF
Fall and Winter Goods and
each one will claim to be
ahead of their competitors, but
we will be content to let the
readers of The GAZETTE know
we have a larger stock than
usual because our trade de-
mands it, and this is an evil
dence that our goods are sold
at as low prices as elsewhere,
or a little lower for same
quality.
Our Children's Stock is COM
plete. We do not mean by
that to tell you we keep the
low-price shoddy goods, but
we do have a good quality at
a very low price, and yet we
+ sell more Of our suits from five
to ten dollars.
In our Boys Department we
have some very stylish gar
. ments to show you, while the
J, young men cannot help being
9 pleased by making a selection
|" from our nobby styles
d We have over Forty Styles
n to show you in our Mems De
: partment, and now, kline
} reader, just visit us at YOU
% % earliest convenience and let III
4; 4; show you our goods, and SCI
y if it will not be to our mutua
interests to deal with eacl
other.
This does not give you mucl
AZ u of an idea OF our stock, but
NJ n. you will stop in at
d d Fourth & Market SITS.
i'd
DR AT THE
iss he WILMINGTON
y y y CLOTHING HOUSE
=. it will give us great pleasure t
ds show you our goods an
5G 5T. prices. Yours,
Jno. W. DiefendOrf T. G
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Co.

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise tht
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings OF The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and in person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same are cou-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and in good Ia til
toward all parties, and we authorize the com
pany Is use this certificate, with fac-simles ol
our signatures attached. In its Advertisements
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF HEADACHE.
THE STOMACH, THE BOWELS AND THE
LIVER ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERY
Fang THAT RACKS The HEAD. REGU-
LATE, TONE AND HARMONIZE THE
ACTION OF THESE ALLIED ORGANS
WITH ''TARRANT's sELTZER APFRIENT''
AMI YOU CURE THE COMPLAINT AT ITS
SOURCE SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
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HIncorporated in 1858 for 25 years by the LegiBls
tIre for Educational and Charitable purposes
with q capital of 81, 000, 00o-to which a reserve
fund OF over $3.50, 900 has since been added.
by an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made part sf the present state Constitution
adopted December ID, A. d., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted ON and endorsed
by the people OF any state.
II never scales or postponea.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
take place monthly.
A sPLENnID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
NOVEMBER ISX'" iSSsI.i-i62d MonitRliy Draw Draw
ing.
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A POSITIVE CURE Only Two Bottles.
HAY FEVER.

l recommended to
those suffering las |
have beenJwiih IIay
Fever, Fly's Crea m
Ba IN | have tried
nearly al the REM
edies, and give this
a decided preference
over them all. 1t
ha given me imne-
tate relief. G. r.
STEPHENS, Hard
" are Merchant,
ithaca, y. Y.
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ECAPITAL PRIZE. S7B, zoo. Ta

tickets. only e5. shares in proportion
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the Bituation in Ob,na
Trouble Between England ana SA'ened
many. ana Ger.
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SOUTHERN.

In political quarrel at Liberty,
Miss, Eugene McElwee stabbed and killed
sheriff 4 ]. Wilmington. and McElwee was
shot by one Of crowd who surrounded him
after the murder. and died in ten minutes
Fire DESTROYED the Wholesale drug
house Of Howard & Gambler, at Atlanta, Ga.
valued Mt slo.ooa
Erwin Ferguson, of Pickens county,
s G., while drinking water few weeks ago,
lodged lizard in u false membrane of his
throat, and the other day dislodged its
skeleton by taking an emetic.
Rear Admiral Joshua Sands, on the
retired list Of the United States navy, died
ut Baltimore, aged Il.
A dispatch from Natchitoches, La.
reports a frightful affair in that parish A
crowd of colored men auarrelled in saloon
and pitched hattie with dirks ensued
James Hand stabbed Isaac Robinson to
death; then . son of Robinson shot Hand
dead Ezra Robinson shot and killed two
others, and before the melee was over
six were dead and four fatally wounded
At q negro card-party in the same parish,
Ned Bradford won all the money. As he
refused TO surrender it, his companions
held him over a brisk log tire until he was
fatally burned, aud he soon died in the
greatest agony.
Justice Miller, of the United States
Court, nj Little Rock, decided that Arkansas
railroad aid bonds are not lien or the roads.
The issue is nearly $4,000, ooo. The price of per
cents. dropped I'm New York from A. to Il.
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POLITICAL.

At the city election in Boston tho
Democratic ticket was chosen. EXCEPT City
Clerk, one Councilman, and one Assessor
The Democrats have one majority in tho
City Government The complexion of the
School Board is Democratic
Henry Watterson has collected the
following figures as to the Speakership con-
test For Carlisle, first and no second choice,
"A; for s = Cox, Il. for s J. Randall, IL:
for ". NJ Springer, :; non committal. liz
For Carlisle, second choice, IL; for Cox,
second choice, l. uf the LBS thus classi
fled, ~ are outspoken in favor of revision
OF the tariff, = are against it, and - arc non-
commttal
The political campaign in Virginia is
being pressed by both sides with an energy
and vgor never before known in the poll
tics of the old Dominion
Ben Buffers managers are scattering
over Massachusetts an imitation Of the Re-
publican ticket. printed on material similar
TO tanned human flesh
The Governors Council Of Massachu-
satts rejected the nj minaiion of T.. J. Walker
tcolorcdl to lie Julge nf the Charlestown
Municipal Court. Gov. Butler immediately
rcnomina,cd Walker.
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Anti.NeDOlOly Notes.

EVERY throne rests upon vast estates
of wealth rendered immortal and indis-
soluble by tho law Of primogeniture.
The trainers of our Government at
tempted to protect the liberties OF pos
terity by providing that the boards Of
one generation should be disintegrated
and spent 10y the next: but their inten-
tons have been defeated through tho
immortalizing of corporate wealth,
powers and privileges, which have Writ
ually established the law of primogen-
iture in this country-awaiting the
throne.-Iord Tribune
Hon. ErENErrs HOWE, Speedville,
n. Y, member of the National COM
mittee. concerning the recent New York
State Convention, writes: The attend
ance was, in morale, the best, though
not the largest in numbers, of any that
have ever been held in this State. The
resolutions and platform adopted are,
in my opinion. perfect. The ticket will,
10 say the least, command the respect
Of the voters Of this State. We expect
to largely increase our vote this fall.
George .. Jones was again elected
Chairman of the State Committee.
THE King of England lives forever.
He passes through many forms, but he
does not die. He is great conqueror.
a great warrior, n vain and arrogant
woman, flop, a libertine, an idiot, n
statesman, sage and soldier, fierce and
cruel tyrant. stupid beer-drinker, .
sober matron, but nil tho time King.
So the corporation lives forever. 1t is
even worse than King, for it has no
human feeling or emotion. Its motive
is profit, and its only inspiration is
avarice. The corporation is a greater
menace than noble or king.-Chicago
ErHfeSS.
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FOREIGN.

A report has been received at London
from an Uppernarlk correspondent of a
Copenhagen paper that Lieut. Greedy, of
the Arctic expedition, had been murdered
by a mutinous crew From the fact that
DIR. Nathorst the geoloyist of the Norden-
skiold expedition, has never mentioned the
matter i'm his reports, the story is considered
improbable
King Alfonso was enthusiastically
welcomed back To Madrid by the Spanish
people. grand popular reception followed
at the palace in the evening, mt which
80, ooo OF his subjects were present
The Stratford-uponAyon authorities
Mayor and consolidating refused 10
consent to the exhumation of shakspeare's
remains, they will remain untouched, ac-
cording to the poets directions
At meeting in Loughrea, County
Galway. Ireland, the Bishop of Clonfert
delivered a speech, dwelling at great length
upon the fact that millions OF Catholics had
been lost TO the Catholic taith In America
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 conference concerning contagious
diseases among domestic animals has been
called by Commissioner Loring, of the De-
Chicago Nov Island III
Sergt Bates, the great North Ameri-
can flag carrier, has started on one of his
periodical tramps for Savannah, ia
Gen. Roger A. Pryor has sailed from
New York for England, having been retained
As counsel for Asengcr o'Donnell
A letter weighing half an ounce can
now be sent for cents. 4 proposition to
remove tbs limit and make it an ounce i
already Icing agtated
The barge William Treat was wrecked
during Il storm off Port Albert, Lake Huron
The crew reached shore ON raft after a
terrible experience
Victoria, British Columbia, has be-
home in the United States, and smugglers
are doing an extensive business
The thirtv-third General Episcopal
convention opened last week in rhladel-
phia at Christ Church. Tn the altar was
the silver communion service presented to
the parish in 1870 by Queen Anne. The
sermon was delivered by Bishop Clark. of
Rhode Island Rev. Dr Beardsley, of New
Haven, was elected President of the con-
vention
Near Lampasas, Mexico, few days
ago, Mrs Valdez, while insane, killed her
five children and herself with butcher
knife The ages of the children ranged be-
tween and 10 years
Flames swept away the Peek & Sons
Touring mill ut Oshkosh, Wis, worth s.5,-
coo; the Kent -four mills, ut Chatham, On
tario, valued Mt 5o.ooa; Dccker's paper-mill
at Lee, Mass, worth $500. and Malone 4
Bozeman's Touring mill at Carmi, Ind.
Twenty-six deaths from yellow fever
are reported from He,moSilo within two
days Interior towns in Mexico are being
swept by the epidemic
Dun's Commercial Agency reports
that for the week business has been unusu-
ally quiet I'm New York. hut i'm Western cen
tiers II little more activity has been shown
The banks are not lending money SO freely,
owing 10 the exhaustion of their surplus re-
serve; and the failures, though numerous are
Indicative more of mistakes i'm the past than
business defects nj present.
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Passenger tickets from Omaha or
Kansas City to San Francisco have been re-
duced to saa Rates from St Paul to San
Francisco by the Northern Pacific will he
the same as to Portland
The District Court at Cincinnati de-
cided that the churches held by Archbishop
Purcell could not be subjected u tho pay
ment OF his debts, likewise the Orphan Asy-
lum at Cummiasville and ST. Mary's Gene.
terry, The cathedral and it school, having
been built hv the Archbishop directly from
funds placed in his hands, the amount adj
vanccd should be paid To Assignee Mannix
for the benefit of creditors
j. Z. kidder. member Of the SUI
rremc bench Of Dakota, died at st Paul last
week.
A horrible double tragedy was enact
Ell ut Monmouth, ILL.,. where Mrs Bailey
cut her dementei daughters throat from
ear Ia ear and then cut her own A note
found on her person explained that the
mother had determined to sacrifice herself
for her child, believing they were both bet
ter dead than alive
After fighting each other for couple
OF weeks the railroads leading from Chicago
to indianapolis, Cincinnati and Louisville
have restored passenger rates to the old
figures
Adviccs from Mexico confirm the re-
port that IN, the Apache Chief. was drowned
last month by falling of his horse while in.
toxicated and tina, Geronamo was chosen
his successor Charlie McComas is said To
he in the custody Of JUS widow.
]. &. Thompson, of the Washington
Saa1as tsyoni,h, was assaulted on the
streets Of indianapolis, by Henry G. New, Of
the Indianapolis 5"a,Yt,a Both men drew
their revolsers. but before they could use
them friends ntarfered. and they were
arrested and released ON bail
Near Mcnomonee. Wis, Christ
Bcyuhn shot and killed his brother. Will
jam. installing him for hear which he had
been hunting
Sheriff Paul, of Tucson, Arizona.
obtained a clew to the whereabouts of two
noted stage robbers and went after them
with posse ON n Southern Pacific loeomo-
tive One was ridaled with bullets, the
other mortalls wounded. but escaped, only
70 crawl into gulch and die
Burglars entered the residence OF
Mr.. William button, cx-prcsidcn, of the
Lenawec County savings Bank. at Adrian.
Mich, and extracted from an open safe sso.-
Ton i'm mortgages aud securities, beside some
cash, a watch and articles OF jcwelry.
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Flight Of the Empress Eugene.

At time when prominent characters
of late French dynasties are gradually
passing from the field of temporal in
terest, it is, perhaps, strange coinei-
dence that the little craft which PLAYED
such a prominent and merciful part
when the ex-Empress Eugene, few
hours before relinqnishing the regency
on the proclamation of the republic,
embarked in precipitate flight for En-
gland on Sir John Burgoyne's cutter
yacht the Gazellc, should find itself in
the port of Boulogne on the thirteenth
anniversary of that historical event. It
will DO remembered how, on the receipt
of the news of Sedan, the Empress. in
company with Nine Lebreton, left
Paris under the guidance Of DIR. Evans
and made for the coast, fearing recog-
milton at every turn, and how, when
tho travellers put up ut miserable inn,
and on Sept. q, at dead OF night, de-
spite their close proximity to spies, set
foot on board the Gazelle within ear
shot of the Maseillaise echoing all
around. The start was made early
next morning in the teeth of rising
gale, and throughout the day surg
ing sea swept about the little vessel.
Sir John Burgoyne himself was Mt the
helm, and Lady Burgoyne endeavored
to tranquilize her imperial guest, who
had almost given up hope of reaching
land, when, after twenty hours Of nell
tai and bodily suffering, Ryde was
reached. To-day the berth which tho
Empress occupied remains intact. The
arrival of the yacht mt Boulogne being
known only 10 few has, Of course, not
given Bonapartist adherents the oppor-
tunity of Witnessing SO interesting .
souvenir. Yesterday morning, how
ever, DIR. Liso:s, late deputy Of the
Pas dc Calais, aud Mayor Of Boulogne
at the time Of the empire, paid the
yaoLt visit. -Londoa Times,
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NEWS CONDENSED.
Telegraphic Summary.


Trains on the newly.opcned West
Shore road collided ut full speed ON a curve
near Fort Plain. n. Y. Engineer Gyon and a
passenger were killed, and five persons were
seriously injured
The Pittsburgh Exposition buildings,
located In Allegheny City, caught FIRE the
other night and were entirely DESTROYED,
Notwithstanding the united efforts OF the
entire ire departments Of both cities The
hrc originated in the boiler room. Nothing
IN the main building was saved except few
tritiing articles OF 10 value All the valu-
able exhibits were destroyed The relic de.
partment was IN the building, and every
thing was lost, including the locomotive
Arabian. Also $1,000 in the safe was con
sumed The loss is over 100000
delegation from the National
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
headed by Miss Frances Willard, of chi.
cago, appeared before the Blair Committee.
nj New York, and urged that the temper
anco question be brought before Congress-
Alfred A. Cohen. of San Francisco, appeared
md gave his views on the labor question
tie spoke OF the scarcity or absence OF In.
borers since shutting OF Chinese immi.
grafton, and thought the fare from China
should be reduced The Committee then
adjourned to meet In a few days In New En-
gland, where further testimony will be TAX.
en- They will then 70 South The com.
mittcc was In session in New York nifty one
days and spent forty days in listening to
testimony During this time nearly las
witnesses were examined They represent
cd I'LL classes. ranging from Jay Gould to
Dents kearney. Over 100000 words OF
controversy were taken.
The Clearing House Association OF
New York city held its annual meeting last
week, Mt which the transactions for the past
year were reported to be sal .3ia, is, AS,
making daily average of sis,. 1o4, TO-
Mitchell and Sheriff.. two pngilists,
met on Long Island and. after pounding
each other in lively style through seven
rounds, the battle was declared q draw.
The New York Anti-Slavery Society
celebrated the fifticth anniversary OF the
beginning Of the work for the freeing of
the negroes Elizur Wright, the oldest Abo-
litionist living occupied the chair,
Canterbury 4 Haskell, boot and shoe
manufacturers of Boston, have suspended.
They owe about slaaool Hill 4 Rowe, boot
and shoe manufacturers, Boston, have also
failed II is an old firm, and tho break |
caused much surprise.
James MeSteen was hanged at Pitts
hurgh for the murder OF his wife. Two |
hundred persons We're present He refused |
TO make confession
A band Of pirates, who entered and |
rohhed two private houses and an Office In |
Gloucester Mass, put to sea in gale In a |
large sloop yacht, just before dayhreak.
At Philadelphia Reading train
struck a Union Line street car al cross
ing, dcmolishing the vehicle. causing the
death Of three persons and wounding. more |
or less seriously, ten others. The car was of |
the "eob-tail " pattern, in which the driver
had to care for his horses look after tho fares
and watch tho railroad crossings.
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and denouncing In severe terms the existing
system Of State-aided emigration

and denouncing In severe terms the existing
system Of State aided emigration
John Brown, Queen Victoria's late
faithful @gilie,' in addition to the blank
| verse Mr. Tcnnyson wrote about him, Is TO
be COMMUNICATED by life -size statue, a
monument, and n tablet
King Alfonso finds that the insults
Mt home, He has heaped Goals OF fire on
the heads OF the French rabblc by donating
10000 francs for the relief OF the poor In
Paris
All the members Of the Ministry Of
Norway have been impeachcd by the SUI
premc court
Anti-Jewish outbreaks in Ekaterino.
slay and other districts In Southern Russia
have led to the proclamation of the martial
law
Those informcrs in the phmnix Park
murder trials who were not permitted TO
land nj Melbourne are TO be sent TO India
Joseph Smith landed ut Mars lilies, France, a
few days ago, and was recognized BY sever
nj persons, when he mysterionsly disap-
peared
While the French Government Off
cials are still luarreling among themselves
Mt Paris. 1t Is reported that Spain, not con-
tent with the mere statement that President
Greyy privately apologzed TO Alfonso, has
resolved TO ak for the publication Of
Crews apology In full IN the official Jour.
nal The French Government has ordered
m official investigation into the incidents
attendant upon Alfonsos visit, with view
to discovering who caused the disturbance
on that occasion
The French Consulate at Saragossa,
Spain. was stoned by the rorulace.
1t is stated that the Irish Invincibles
have formed committee To hunt down in.
formers, and have spies In all the British
colonies and throughout the Western hems.
phrrc.