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CbIoroformed and Robbed.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, April IA Nelcs
Palestine special says the room Of Mr.. Rey-
nclds. at the Arlington Hotel, was entered
early this morning and Mr.. Reynolds was
chloroiormed and robbed OF $4,000 in mo-
ney and iewelry. His wife, on waking,
was silenced by leyelled revolver. The
burglar escaped.
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SKIN DISEASE

or the most painful nature on his head, face. eyes
aud hands, nearly destroying his eyesight. cured
after a consultation Of physicians had failed.-F
II. Drake. Detroit, Mich.
MIX Crust-Baby OF two years, head covered
with crusts- and sores cured and now fine, healthy
Hdft.
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YnfaILightnfng.

Sioux CITY, Iowa, April l7.-During a
storm Friday night the house OF farmer
named Diamond, near Danbury, was
struck by lightning, instantly killing q
three-year.old child Sleeping EEL, ,a between Its
parents. The father VIII probably die.
The mother Is recovering.
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Carried Over the Dam at Lynchburg.

LYNcHBURG, April T.-Two unknown
men were carried over the water-works
dam here to-day in small boat and have
not been seen since. IL is feared they were
drowned, as the river j. much swollen and
the current very swift by reason OF the
heavy storm yesterday. which prevailed
here and all through southwestern Vir-
ginia. Persons vino saw the boat carried
over report that the men sank Immediately.
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Pistol versus Knife.

CArLErrsBuRG. KY, April 1.-THE
sheriff Of This county last evening. In at
tempting to quelI disturbance among a
lot OF raftsmen, was attacked by one OF
them named Dempsey with knife. The
sheriff fired, instantly killing Dempsey.
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BALTIMORE

Nhe,t Irregular, closing higher n IL Oss@
sI.O94. Corn nrm al 5Jisc. spot Oats banel,
steady a. tie. Pork steady - SIS. L3rd-De-
mand fair aud market nrm lt : LOS. Buik-meats
firm. shou.dsr,, s7.5u; clear rib. flp.iO. Ha-
con unehang It. Whisky firm AZ sl.lS. >a@ar
unchanged. Hogs quiet. common sud light,
s6.l5as7.50; packing and butchers, sTklt,.75.
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NatiouaIAcademy OF Sciences.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE National
Academy OF Sciences convened for its first
public session at l O'Clock to-day at the
National Museum-PrOfesso .. G. Marsh,
yice-president, in the chair, and Professor
AsaDh Hall. secretary.
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BASEBALL.

NEW YORK, April l7.-Clevelands, 4;
Metropolitan, 3.
PrrrsBuGB, April 1I.-Alleghenys, IL;
Bay City, 3.
BALTIMORE, April l7.-Bostons, 6; Bal
timore, 4.
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PRICE: CUTICURA, so cents and FL per box I:
REsOLVENT, 81 per bottle: CUTlCURA SOAP,
25 cents; CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP, Is
cents. sold everywhere.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
RnGfnn-
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BY Telegraph.

Flour-Ve quote: I ~. s3GS32J. super1ne.
$3.50 AS: extra. s4.SOeSJ: common Family,
s535dsJ.oO: Patent faniiv. >7tc-T.75.
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Probable POstpOnement Of the Cars
Coronation.

BERLIN, April Ill Is likely that the
coronation OF the Gar will be postponed
until the 10Th OF June.
The latest proclamation issued by the
Nihilists merely refers 10 the Car in a
scornful way, and SAYS he i beneath criti-
cism. Wel-informed persons in Russia
express the opinion that no danger is TO be
feared to the Gar at the coronation, with
the exception. perhaps. Of an act OF an $50
lated fanatic, and even that, they think,
i unlikely.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS.
wHEAT-Thile. 800 bushels. Red ESQ BUSH
e..
CCES.-Whitc, lis bushels. Mixed. l22 bush
els.
OArs.-50 bushels.
MEAL.-l2S bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-2f bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Red. 1874 bushels good 10 prime Long
berry at fI.1e toSI. p - bushels mixed n Sis
10 >i.2l: Is bushels good >h0rtherry at sl.l5.
CORS.-NhIfe. II bushels very good At CSC.
Mixed. 90 bushels very good on private terms:
l. bushels common 10 Gle.
MEAL.-l2S bu,hei, ~ 6jc.
CoTTON.-TOue steady. Receipts. p bales. QUO
tatens: Niidtug. q. g.; low midiing. 9Hesc.:
good ordinary, eassc.; ordinary, Tao Iac.;
stained, sore.
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DABY.-FOR INFANTILE AND

I'D Birth Humors. Rough. Chspped. or Greasy
Skin, P1mples, and minor skin 'Blemishes. use
CUTICuRA SOAP, an exquisite skln-Beautiacr
and Toilet. Bath, and Nursery sanafive. Fragrant
baisams. ap l5-su&W&w
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Conviction Of Twensy.six Russian
NHrIerar,.

ODESSA, April 1.-THE trial by the Nil
itary Court OF twenty-SiX Of the South
Russian WOrkmen's Federation, some
members Of which were prosecuted by 81.
Strelnikow previous 10 his murder, was
concluded yesterday. aud resulted in the
conviction OF all the prisoners. Three
were sentenced to penal seryitude for life,
seven to fifteen years penal seryitude, four
to ten years, and four TO four years, and
eight were banishcd to Siberia.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. April IL. 1888.
sALES-FIRsT BoARD.-l0 shares Columbia and
Greenvilc preferred al 52%. 10 do. at 81; 1000
Petersburg Railroad bonds. Class A, IN. CO. at So;
1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds, Class y. (B. CD
at -: 1000 Virginia Midland Railroad incomes
at 50S.
SECOND BoARp.-2, 900 Virginia Midland Rail-
road fucoucs af sgX
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Senator Charles w. Jones, OF Florida.
sailed from New York yesterday for an ex-
tended European tour.
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THE TURF.
Racing nj Mcmnhfa.

MEMPHIS, April lion the second day
OF the spring meeting there was good
weather, track, and attendance.
In the three-quarter-mlle heats. selling
race, Lutte Fogle, the favorite. won; Joe
Shelby second. Time, 1:ls3, 1:19t, 1:l9t.
In the two-year-old-colts' race, Lloyd
DAILY, the favorite, won; Major Barklay
second. Gabe &. third. Time, l:07t. Dis
lance, five-eighths Of a mile.
In the three-year-old FLIES races, one
and one eighth miles. Japonica won. Mayo
nese second, Myriad the favorite) third.
Time, 2.02t. In the handicap race, one
and n quarter miles over five hurdles,
Florence ID. won. Time, 81. Annie G..
fell at second hurdle and Florence ID.
stumbled over her and also fell. Athel
Stone kept going, but refused the third
hurdle. Patsy McGrath, the Jockey OF
Florence ID, ran and caught his horse. re-
mounted. and won the race amid great ex-
cifpmeut
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The House Of Commons has passed bill
giving General Wolseley and Admiral Sey-
mour pensions OF $4,000 each.
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The decline I'm stocks yesterday continued IT The
opening to-day. which, compared WIN Yesterdays
closing prlccs. showed decline = Il. During
TIE greater part 81 the drst hour The market was
irrC guar. hut iu the main weak. ana decline OF
II. took place IN Central Pacific. y m Nniti vest
and a fraction IN me general list. while Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy sold up |. and Michigan
Central q. After his tie market became broyant
and advanced almost steadily till , o'clock. the
advance ranging from = 20 : = IN VII ch central
Pacific. Northwest. Delaware. lackawanna anu
Western. the Nsndcrbil;s- and Union Pacinc were
the most cons cuous. This was followed by re-
action Of "a O.. lcd by Northwest but in The nnat
dealings this decline WAS fully recovered. The
market closed stroag At about tie best figures OF
the day. and aHZa above yesterdays closing
prices. Delaware. ackawanna aud " esicrn leii-
Ing the DAYS advance. over 10000 shares OF
the latter stock were sold to-day. which J. more
for any one stock lhln Tor over two years. T.ans-
actions aggregated 0U5,OOU share.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April l7.-Nirginia SIS. consol-
dated. Sc: past-due coupons, IA new lO-it's,
33.: new IS. 81. BID to-day.
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AIlwAUEGE. April l7.-Fiour s'eaiy and tru.
Wheat excited and advancing: No. 2 son. si.OIs;
No. 2, sic. Corn scarce and nrn. Oats scarce aud
nrm: NJ. 2. 42s}i2sc.. white, iec. Provisions
higher Mes pork si-.25 cash and April.
Lsra-prime steam, sil.5S cash and Al<il.
Hogs lower. ...,...,
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By Telegraph.

SEw YORK, April -Sooya.-stocks active and
4s2E short. ASS. State bonds neglected. Coz
ernmenls unchanged.
Erepta g.-fXcDange. ss2z. Governments.
irregular; new 5's. los bid new AS. t3ss;
new A.. 1l9x. new 81. 1893. Money, 6G4 per
cent. state bonds neglected. suh-Ireasury ball
ances Gold sl2i.ifs: currency. t1.OOl.
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len. and many county bridges washed
away. Intelligence received tonight re-
ports the Appomattox nver at Fsrmyillee
three feet above ordinary WATERWAYS, and
still rising.
An old sailor who lives In Q1e1ec
FelI heels over head ON the deck;
Ills pain was 80 great.
lie couldn't look straight
81. Jacobs OIL cured his stif neck.
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The Turf i'm England.

LONDON. April 1.-THE spring meeting
at York was opened to-day. The race for
the Great Northern handicap was won by
J. Johnston's three-year-o!d chestnut colt
Border MinstreI-W. Sanderson's four
year-old chestnut FLY Mermaiden second,
and W. Janson's three-year-old chestnut
colt Ben Alder third. There were eight
starters
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The Queen Goes TO Osborne.

LONDON. April l7.-Queen Victoria left
Windsor this morning for the royal resi-
dence at Osborne. Owing 10 the trouble
from her sprained knee she was unable 10
walk. and had 10 be lifted into her carriage.
The route along which the Queen passed
vas carefully guarded by police and troops.
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Ships Ashore.

VICTORIA, b. c., April l7.-Yesterday
four vessels were blown ashore in the har-
Dor. The wind blew 4 hurricane for IT,
teen hours. one sailor was killed by
falling spar. The vessels ashore are the
ships Gettysburg and Southern Chief
(American), and the ship Tiger and the
bark Connaught (British). On shore little
damage was done. II i said that the ship
masters were warned on their arrival 10
take their ships inside OF the Esquimault
harbor. but neglected the warning.
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LOUISVILLE April l7.-Flour UNCHANGED.
Wheat steady; No. red winter, si.o7. Corn
UNCHANGED oats quiet: NJ. 2. f7c Provisions
frIn. New mess pork, slr7J. Observation-Disclosures
ders. 7ac. nacon->ho ulders, stc.; sugar cured
hams, l24c. Lard unchanged. Whisky un-
changed.
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PARIS. April 1.-THE Government have
ordered the expulsion from the country Of
the Nihilist CheStapaloti.
LONDON. April 17.-It i understood that
Patrick Egan. late treasurer Of the Land
League, intends to reside permanently in
America.
A dispatch to the Post from Berlin re-
ports that the wOrkingmen there are or
ganizing and preparing for a general
strike for an increase Of wages.
Norman has identified DR.. Gallagher a.
Fletcher. the person who, according to
Norman's claims, engaged HIM 10 carry the
dynamite box that was taken from him. IL
Is generally believed that both Bernard
Gallagher and Norman have turned in
formers.
The loss by the fire at Paternoster Square
las, night. by which six firms, including
Kegan Il Paul and Trench & Co., publish
ers, were burned out, i 100000.
CORK. April l7.-As a precautionary
safeguard the force on duty at the harbor,
forts, and magazines has been increased.
A report to-day that q torpedo-bOat was on
board a suspicious craft from America
created a sensation.
BERLIN. April 1.-THE Sultan OF Tar
KEY has invited Baron Won GoltZ, colonel
on the general staif Of the German army,
10 enter the Turkish service and under
take the reorganization Of the military edu-
cation Of the troops. IL is stated that the
Emperor will permit Baron Won Goltz to
accept the invitation.
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Races at EDsOun.

LONDON, April 1.-THE first day OF the
Epson spring meeting the race for the
Great Metropolitan stakes handicap was
won by Lord Rosebery's Nist-Lord
Marchs Alison second and Count Festetic's
Berzencze third. Five ran.
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A Test Case.

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-In the Superior
Court this morning : nominal fine was
assessed against John B. Drake, in q test
case. TO decide the validity Of = saloon
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licenses issued at sos by the city q few
days before the State law making $500
the Zee became imperative. The case goes
~ once TO appeal.
The Case TransfcrPed.
New YORK, Oct. 27.-Judge Barrett's
order for the examination OF President VIII
lard was practically abrogated to-day by
the transfer OF the Northern Pacific Rail-
road case to the United States Court.
Extensive Smuggling.
BOSTON, Oct. 27.-Ex-Collector Beard
makes a statement to the effect that during
the administration Of William A. Simons
Is Collector, an extensive system OF snug
Cling was carried on with the knowledge of
the officials.
KukIux Found Guilty.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 27.-In the Banks
County Kuklux case, eight prisoners were
found guilty on every Indictment. and
will be sentenced on Monday. Judge
Mccoy, in his charge, was very severe.
Lord Coleridge's Departure
New York, Oct. 27.-Lord Coleridge
sailed for England to-day. His son, Gill
bert Coleridge. remains, and will travel
extensively.
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What has become of those charges DR.
Bergstein was to have filed against thu
present management of the Insane Asy
lum 2-Carson Appeal.
There has been no meeting Of the Board
but at the next meeting DR.. Bergstein IL
going to unload. He says, Don't be il
a hurry, neighbor, you'll get enough
Reno Gazette.
When the Commissioners next meet The
fun promises to begin, as DR.. Bergsteir
ever since his departure from the Asylum
has been gathering MP facts rejecting or
the integrity and ~capability Of the man
agement. and, it is said, has aver boasteG
in public of his ability to Dust DR.. Bishop
The next session Of the Commissioners il
therefore likely to be a red hot lively one
Virginia Chronicle.
Yes; and while this hippodrome is in
progress on the outside the unfortunate
insane patients are forgotten and suffer in
consequence
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PACIFIC COAST AOvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEsrINEL.l

ESPECIAL To TdE bENIlrEL.t
Deaths From Shameless Neglect.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 27.-J. P. Dufresu,
engaged in mining in Mexico for the past
20 years. was a fellow passenger with j. A.
Robertson from Mazatlan, and fatty denies
the statement Of Robertson in regard to
ravages OF yellow fever At Mazatlan. He
said: ITO prove that there is no yellow
fever, let me state that there are four for
eign vessels in Mazatlan harbor now, abso-
lutely free from disease. What you can
say is, that the Mexican Government acts
shamefully. 1t had about 400 soldiers at
Mazatlan, one-third of whom died through
want Of proper care, though the General,
/ am informed, requested the removal OF
the troops but was refused. If Robertson
burned his clothes I don't know it. What
l do know is, that when he arrived here he
had on the same suit as when he left
Mazatlsn."
A Desperate shooting ARray.
OGDEN, Oct. 27.-At 5 O'Clock last even
ing Leroy Sivigart, an employe OF the
Utah Northern Railroad, opened fire on
Edward VIM, Deputy Sheriff Of Oneida
County. Idaho, on Main street in this
Clty, uTluk buIco bifucs luCu0Ctuoily OCAOi0
VIM drew. The latter fred four times,
each shot taking effect, two in the thighs,
one in the knee and one in the foot. Sivi-
CART is seriously, if not fatally, wounded.
VIM gave himself up. Sivigart knew
that VIM was in tho city. and came here
with the avowed purpose of killing him on
sight. Sivigart's wife is suing for q d.
vorce at the present term Of the District
Court. He charges VIM with being the
cause of a quarrel Of long standing.
Claus spreckeIs Playing Old Nick.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 27.-The statement
is made by a gentleman recently from the
Sandwich Islands that Claus Spreckels,
proprietor of the California Sugar Refinery,
has contracted to purchase the entire sugar
crops of the island, with the condition that
it be shipped only on his vessels. This
precludes vessels carrying general mer-
chandise cargoes to the island from get
ting a return cargo to this port.
A ALI for the Removal of Murray.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 27.-The Salt Lake
Herald. the Mormon Church paper, in a
bitter article on Gov. Murray, calls for
his removal. As Murray is the best Gov
ernor Utah ever had, the Gentiles and law
abiding people will stand by him to . man.
His only offending is that he wants laws
enforced in Utah as in any other portions
of the United States.
JOsxelyn Gets His Dose.
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 27.-Charles JOS
elyn, the accomplice OF Jack Kyle already
sentenced to so years imprisonment for an
outrage on Mrs. Mogner on August 9th,
was to-day sentenced by Judge Toohy to
40 years imprisonment in San Quentin
prison.
Meeting Death Instead OF His
Family.
TUCSON, Oct. 27.-Nicholas Nolan Of the
| Third Cavalry died at Holbrook yesterday.
| He was in command Of Fort Apache snd
had gone to meet his family who were com
ing from Texas.
Ceased to Act. y
SAN Francisco, Oct. 27.-John Ssdgwick
has ceased to act as manager of the Palace
| Hotel.
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A Mighty Majority.

Speaking Of majorities, especially Hoad'
ly's. reminds me. says a correspondent Of
an Eastern exchange, of a little converse
ton between Secretary Folgcr just aftel
he had been buried under 193, 900 majority
last year, and Representative Mckinley O
Ohio, who had scraped through by a yer,
insignificant majority. well" said Sec
rotary Folger, "did you pull through,
Mckinley 2" ''Yes," said the Representa-,
You we're lucky" said the Secretary
"What was your majority2' "Only eight
said Mckinley. Eight is a mighty big
majority this year." responded the Score
tary with a sigh.
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THE FUNDAMENTAL REQ UISITE.
Asses MIX and Lots Of Other
Things for the Complexion.

"Is it true" asked q reporter OF a we'll
known physician in Thirty eighth street,
New York, that girls are now drinking
goats milk to improve their compilations 2"
"Undoubtedly," said the physician
promptly; land it il also true that they are
INDUCING in lettuce juice. asses milk.
cream glycerine, camphor. poultices,
arsenic, patent nossrums Of every variety,
and chemical masks."
"You don't say? !"
eyes, / do. They try everything on
earth except the fundamental requisite. 1
have had an extensive experience in treat
ing cases Of skin trouble with women, and
am still surprised at the base with which
they are fooled by all sorts of quack medi-
cines and devices. Last spring l had q
girl under treatment whose stomach was
almost ruined. She had been taking an
internal compound sold by q firm in Four
tenth street which was expected to make
her arms plump She was not an idiot,
either. Another patient Of mine excited
most spook-like and CHASTITY looking speci-
white, and her eyelids were crusted and
violently red. She was quite satisfied with
her color.-or lack OF it-but wanted me
to take away the color from her eyelids.
I frightened her into confessing that she
had been consuming quantities Of a COM
pound said to have been stolen from n
Of the beauties Of the Sultan's harem, and
then began to clear her blood"
''But do you think goats milk improves
the complexion 2"
my dear sir. don't you understand that
none OF these things, improves the COM
plexion directly 1t may be possible to
improve the general health SO much by the
use Of goats milk that the complexion is
benefited. but that will only follow where
goats milk is suited to the system. Very
many people don't drink milk at all.
Rubbing the milk on the face is the widest
sort Of folly. / will tell you how every
woman who reads the Sun may get q good
cofor-by systematic exercise, regular
meals and seven hours sleep every night.
Sounds kind Of ancient, doesn't it 2"
"a little jaded."
"Well, it's the only receipt known to us.
and it will never fail. Let any woman try
it for herself and see."
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OVER THE WATER.

Reappearnnce Of Cholera Mt Cairo
A Conference for the Protection
Of she Submarine Csble-Emf.
Trade Dollars-rhe ReAppearance
or Cholera at Alexandria Caused
n Panic-An Extensive Failure Of
Hatters and Furriers.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.I
LONDON, Oct. H. Cholera has reap
peared at Cairo. Since this second vista
ton at Alexandria Is cases are reported.
PARIS, Oct. 27.-The conference for the
protection Of the submarine cable is con-
cluded. The most important feature Of
the conference was the English proposal,
that in the event o. wal any power will be
able to withdraw, with the right Of remis-
sion when peace has been concluded, and
the Conference adopted this principle.
This means that in case Of war any power
may cut the cables at it's own risk and
peril. Cables must take their chances
similar to other property.
BERLIN, Oct. 27.-The newspapers warn
persons intending to emigrate not to buy
u. s. trade dollars in large quantities,
which are imported into Germany, and are
for sale at their face value.
MADRID, Oct. 27.-The circles Of battalion
guarding the ministerial buildings we're
suddenly replaced to-day, and subsequent
ly disarmed. The battalion is suspected of
being connected with revolutionary princi-
pies.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 27.-The reappear-
ance Of cholera has caused q panic. Pas
sengers from European ports returned
without landing.
MONTREAL, Oct. 27.-Taylor, Robertson
& Co.. hatters and furriers, have failed.
with liabilities OF $50, 900. They offer SO
cents on the dollar.
QUEBEC. Oct. 27.-The departure Of
Lord Lorne and Princess Louise this
morning for England, on the steamship
Sardian, was the occasion for . great
demonstration.
CoRK, Oct. 27.-The revival mission Of
Moody and Sanky at Cork, have began o
mission in Waterford. Their labors at
Cork were very successful.
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A sUGG EsTION OF "sOAP.

A suggestion Of soap" is waited on
the air from Republican headquarters.
Circulars have been sent to all New
York County Committeeman for lists Of
voters. and . quiet but persistent quest
for money is being pushed in Republican
financial circles. A similar campaign
was planned last year, but the plan was
abandoned when it was seen that millions
could not ave Folger.
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Who Did II?

From A. G.. Dawley we learn that . fire,
supposed to have been started by hunters,
burned over a space Of at least . thousand
acres in Ruby Valley last week. Hankins
Brothers lost about 100 tons Of hay, and
some parties came near losing buildings
by the confagration.-Elko Independent.
Sheriff Taber is expected over here pretty
soon. Those who have been hunting over
in Ruby Valley very lately had better
s'look a little out"