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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
Shooting Scrape in Cherry Twp.

A man named John Anderson was brought
to town by Constable Reed, of Cherry
township, last Sunday and put in Jail
on commitment by Esq. Smith, charg.
ing him with shooting another man.
1t appears that Anderson. and man
named Williams quarreled last Saturday,
either at Gomersol or Coalvillc or between the
two places, aud that during the quarrel
Anderson shot Williams in the back Both
men are said to have been drunk, and Will
liams is said to be dangerously wounded. Up
to yesterday morning no particulars of the az
fair could be had in Butler.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
RuiIer r. e. l. Association.

There will be a meeting of the stockholders
of the Building & Loan Association, of Butler,
Pa, on Saturday evening, April 2S, 1883, at
o'clock p. NJ, at the Court House, in Butler. to
transact such business as may come before it.
By ORDER OF THE BOARD.
j. S. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
Estate of Vim. III. Tebay.

Letters of administration on the estate O
William II Tebay, decd, late of VeDango twp,
Butler County, Pa, having beeh granted to the
undersigned, all persons knowing themselves
indebted TO said estate will please make mme-
diate payment and any having claims against
said estate will present them duly authenticated
for settlement. JOHN FL. TEBAY,
Administrator,
Mar2I Eau Clair p, o. Butler Co. Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04

Letters of administration on the estate of
Frederick Peace, decd, late OF Middesex twp,
Butler Co., Pa, having been granted to the un-
der signed, all persons knowing themselves in.
debted to said estate will please make immedi-
ate payment and any having claims against said
estate Will present them duly authenticated for
settlement. ROB'T TRIMBLE,
Administrator,
Mar2l Saxcnburgh z. q. Butler Co, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
Estate of w. p. Mechling, deed

Letters of administration in the estate of
w. p Mechlng, decd, late of Washington
township, Butler Co., Pa, having been grant
ed to the undersigned, all persons knowing
themselves indebted TO said estate will please
make immediate payment and any having
claims against said estate will present them du-
ly authenticated for settlement.
WI. CAMPBELL,
Administi atJr.
Baldwin p. o., Butler county, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
Ring Lost.

A gold, band ring was lost between the
Court House and the West Penn Depot last
Friday afternoon. The finder will please return
the same TO this Office and he or she will he
suitably rewarded.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
GLOBE FERTILIZER.
Analysis by Mr.. o. Wuth, Pitts
burgh, Pa.

The Globe Fertilizer is combination of salt
and other minerals necessary and indispensable
to the growth and proper nourishment of vege-
tation, as will be seen in the analysis. Proper
ly applied, it imparts to the soil life and
strength, Destroying WGrms and INSECTS of all
Kinds noy SO disastrous TO the crops all over
the country. Manufactured only by Haller,
Beck & Co.
Price per bbl (2S0 fbs) 75
Price per. tog...: IL 80
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04

/ Defendants.
Mayberry and Warmcastle.
p d w Railroad Company.
Harriet Group.
Hugh Sproul ct al.
John Smith.
w III Hoffman ct al.
John Berg Il Co ct az.
John Smith ct al.
+ A Mortland.
Richard Hamilton.
VIM Gibson ct al.
t Robert S Hindman.
David Ziegler ct al.
r Jennings.
Alfred Pearce ct al.
X c Patterson.
Isaac n Beighley.
Borough of Butler.
Manassas Dugan.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
The Following Letters Tell their own
story.


"VALDosTA, GEORGIA, July 20, 1889.
81 sold one of your Patent Dust Proof Gases
about two months ago, and the other day 1t
came back to me with the request to make it
wind easier. On examination iCund that the
stem was rusty, and inquired into the cause
of it. The gentleman stated to me that he was
starting some saw-logs that had lodged in the
bend of the river, when his chain caught in a
bush and threw his watch into about twelve
feet OF water, and he was about two hours fnd-
ing it. When he got il ont it was running and
he thought all right In about three months
he found that the st, IN hard to turn and
sent il to me.
l can say that the watch is all that the com.
pany claims for it and recommend i. to all rail.
road and mill men.
W EEN'CT
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
THE NEW PATENT
DUST.PROeHF
Stem Winding Open Face Case,
MANUFACTURED DY THE
AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
Walt Iilsasn, Mass,

Tins case is formed in one solid piece with
out joint or scam, opening in Front only, thus
avoiding the usual cap, and securing greater
strength and durability.
These Watches are all open face. The bezel,
into which an extra strong crystal is fitted with
an especially prepared waterproof cement, is
attached to the case by screwing it thereon.
and thus forms an alright junction with the
body ofthe case, which Is proof against dust
and moisture.
To railroad men, travellers, miners, lumber
men aud others who are almost constantly OK
po-ed and who have to make frequent Feieiaaees
to the watch, these qualities are OF the utmost
Importance.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
B. W. HENTLY." :"
"CLINToN, Iowa, April go, 1881.

"CLINToN, Iowa, April go, 1881.
~ wish you would send me spring for Il e
VIM Ellery Watch = BY the way this Ell
lery is watch l sold in your Screw Bezel Case
to a farmer last fall. The first of January he
lost the watch in the woods, and found it this
week in about a foot of water. 1t had lain
three months and over in snow and water,
with but Slight injury to the watch-only a
hair-spring,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
This space is reserved for
r.. C. R I z B.

who is East at present purchasing his Stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY. SILVERwARE,
SpECTACLEs, &C., and who will open up about
the SECOND DAY OF APRIL in the room in
UNION BLOCK now occupied by the Western
Union Telegraph Co., and John Shatier.
5Z--A share of the Public Patronage is
solicited.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
UnSnrlnrn-

Geo. W. ShaEe1, Agent - Office
with L. Marshall Esq, Brady Block
Butler Pa mayl7-tf
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
T. q RAYM0ND ~

The above were very severe tests, and demon
strate beyond doubt, that for any reasonable
length of time during which a watch might be
under water it would receive no injury what
ever.
We make these eases in both gold and silver,
and rs a Perfectly Dust-preOf Stem Wind
Ing Watch Case, Challenge the World
to produce Its Equal.
For Sale by all First-Class Jewelers.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04

4 DEFENDANTS Attorney.
Robinson.
Scott.
Bowser.
Walker.
J w Reed.
Walker.
Brandon.
Thompson and Reed.
McQuistion and Nanderlin
Reed, Eastman and Martin
McCandless.
McCandless and Forquer
McCandless and Lusk.
Thompson & Son.
Thompson, S. and Walker.
A 4 Black.
Thompson & Son.
Walker and Eastman.
McQuistion.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04

Prothonotary's Office, Mar. 10, 1883.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04

JAMES WILSON, Ii. Young, j. NJ. LEIGHNER,
c. c. SULLIVAN, Prospect, Pa, DR.. w. n.
CLARK, Whitestawn, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-04-04
Estate of Frederick Peace.

Mar21
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NUMBER 2S4

in the town in "A short while. and In max
Inc som, rurrhnse. nassrd some money
on , merchant who thought
il was counterfeit. but did not
discover that it was until they had
been ZONE about nm hour.
ite then flied "A romplniut rpninst them,
and H., United states commis.ionrr.
~ Ft,iIs is.uel "A warrant lar tl,ir
.nrr,st ,Jncni II In pn h"nds - H.
Grrrn, n drputy United Stntes tnnrsb,i
,,Ln nt nnrc I'M. s,ird thcm about tn,,
milo s.utI,rnst ~ town. md. IN try,n,,
t, make the arrest, they got the drop gu
him aud killed him with II Winchester
r.uc' They thcn llei' As soon ~ the
news ~ the homicide teh'ned town u
phily "I men was raised, VINO pursued
TIN hnyH aud followed them two days.
aud i'ilcd - hnd them some Two
mouths ag" thtl were hri's.'d III wal
Nrl '"htN' an" IN. N'l,''" ''V'iNtu
Telegram to cone HIIrF 'h M u"d th'N
We're brought mere ana llh'en IA I"i''
"hcn cn",l met 'h'i 'PPi'ed ior
w. nl hHue'' COZ tu' '' '"Hku W ~
hih'Ehurn'' Wh'"n ne Er'h'H mem,
huh lh'N NeI, H'iI J." we SUN W N-y'"
nan 9i"'r ,heh 'u'" u l'h"1 "'" rem
Tons from O'rNe!I county Nn1'' ,"e!
'N'' ""N' n''" '!'"h I" in'"o '"o''
honi
V'd man ''"ngS'H'h' wa" " 'no 'N H'r-
in'I"" %, '"" names nus u"'' 'n''"
ti'V' up nee ~ ~ l,''," '''' ga, '''le
we ,"'IlH ""u'" P',h SUM va" !" ,ho
n"ni' Wh'n me- "1"'u r''''l" /" nave t'o
h"ud rhnnI u, nH' "3'h nv aEWu Ie
'"IhoI WIN uo"'3 Hu' 'ne S.lr, III 'P'
proved ~ pu ""',' no, .'.' ,S' mem
iir VI ne ''"d rec. we" l'''s, ~" y"
n''" '',' h'',i NV '"' sum "'' CO..
tense no H"'" ne "'''"N ''',"H' ut'" ny
p'u"' " u" PnpoIn ,"''' ''i nun W." guy
'htl M'I. I"' Hll"W'u l' l'hNr Null
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rnHrNoroN nrNorNcrp.

DruLIN, November li-lhr Free
mau'- ,l"uruul publishes a letter Aligned
bv Dr Redmond, priest ot the diocese
NJ West Manchester, dcnulnciug Err.
ungtuu' n mi-Aiun to Rome IT'S Ia the IN
tcrrst Of landlords aud the English gov
rrumcut, and hc declares that the IRISH
CLERGY aud nifty hnNc a right to- fight
their own ruhtrni int les, aud the Cuun
must stand inside, for It IT dccidrs adj
yrIrcly to the Irish people, It may nld
iu giving mortal blow tu the rhurch.
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- ANtsEIB
BY a Mob The BaiIy Brothers Lynched
for a Murder Committed Six Years
AgO--0,hsr Items.

CoMANCHg, November ia mob OF
forty or titv men came To the jail AZ this
place night before last, about II O'Clock
surrounded the jail, which Was guarded
by three men, VINO were arrested by the
mob, then got possession nj the jail,
and took u. and james Baily from the
ian about one nile from town "nd
hanged them 10 tree. The BalV BROTH
.rs Were uudrr indictment for killing Mr.
Green. a deputy United S0a'es marshal
here. in 1873. The circumstances were
Ms follows: The Baily brothers were
passing through town In 1871 on horse
back with two lead horses. They scOoped
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n GOSTI.N BLAZE.



broke ont IN the freight wnrehou.o ut
the norfolk n Western railway to-day.
and rapidly ext nleI to another frcIght
huu.e III" fro consumed 1000 bales
NJ co ton, fifty onr lutds ~ lumber,
twelve cars aud quaint y ~ mlHnella-
ucous freight. The whifyea Of the
company wore also hndly damaged.
The los will reach sjOO,OOO, covered by
insurance.
iATrsI News.
NnHroLK, Va. November II -Four
Thousand bal " tho cotton burned at
the Norfolk and Western depot were
con igucd - thu Merchants aud Miner
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, the bulk NJ
which Was 10 have been shipped tp Eu,-
ton tu.murrpW. The X Gamer Ia ton,
from Baltimore. had just unlonded u
large quantity ~ freight Tor tho Nir-
giuin, lcunrss. e uud Georgia Air Line.
all OF which WAS consumed. a large
lot " Peruvian Ruuuo, which
was stored in the warehouse for
shipment on same line, and that with "a
large quantity Of walnut lumber, and
all the other freight ia both warehouses
mud uu the whutye- VIA, d stroyrd,
one huudrc bales aud boxes Of ml.rel.
luuroua freight lluutcd down the river
The front was lined with tugs helping
t. sJhluc the cpuilagratipn which
at unr tune, threatened to destroy.
everything IN That part Of the city, Two
frame bindings half mile OIL, IN the
suburbs, we've burned. several men we're
painfully injured. / he cause Of the
fire is uakuuWu, II is stated that the
loss Will not exec Il $3.50 900 and the
freight WAS fully Injured. Business gu
the Norfolk n Western rod will ,uiicr
no interruptions.
lEOS WORKS HURRIED.
ASHLAND, Ky, Nov mber 1.-THE
Norton ron ks, rolling mill aud nah
factory burned today, The loss /. not
stated. Tue works are only partly in-
surrd Two huudred hands are thrown
ont Z employment.
The loss are pl ICED at 800 900; In.
-urauces, ouly 5GO.OOO, The fire caught
IN thu OIL room, and WIS spread by the
bursting OF au oil tank. Nearly 1000
meu, including coal miners, are thrown
out employment by the fire.
4 FEQuIsITION.
ST. IorI4, November H. Governor
Critteuitn to-day issued uquisillpn on
the governor Of Massachusetts, for K. r..
Packard, now In Boston, who WAS re-
cehlly inuCltu u'l'' w SulluNN' NV a lt
store ON the lottery plan. He is chiefly
wanted. however AS a witness In con-
spiracy case growing out ot the lae
police scandal.
ptSBABRED,
WAsHISGroS, November lI-Wm. IL.
wills, a lawyer. aud Neorna d. wis, his
wife, oI this city have been debarred trom
practice before the pension bureau on the
charge oil "using deceptive circulars
ASSIGNED.
NEW YoRK, November IA. WIN. f.
. Stain. manufacturer OF handk rchlets, has
: assigned, His liabilities are Si3,OOO,asseIs
$4,000.
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wv HfhHN
80 BEr ttENiESr


Cry or MEXICO, November lI-Ltte
interviews with high officials has do
,cloped the following facts regarding
the English dehr: Mexico HcknuWl-
edges M indebtedness ~ principal aud
iu,cr.W amounting to J. ,GDo,OOO. Last
Apul the private agent of Mexico, with
ont fall authority, made m agreement
with the buudhuldrrs by which Mexico
wIs To- replurr the outstanding bonds
with ID new issue for E2OWOmO ut
3 per cent, interest. I HE inter-
rpt aud additional ElOUOU.uDO VIVA
Tor the purpose 81 pay ing the lir-t year.
interest and r.lmbur.iug the ~ prn.cs Of
the band holders. The committee sub.c-
Gu,nriv appointed by congress authorized
the president tOs"ttlc the debt uu u general
bt.i., and 80 when tlc text agreement AT
rived from London the president refused
10 approve the additional $4,000 OOh.
Negotiations Tor new uggrpe-
mcnt were then begun, but
mi ed two weeks ago. Tho president
Instructed CurlOA RiyHa, the Mexican
agent IA London, to offer ElS,OOuOOu n
bonds instead NJ E4O,OpOuJO, bur the
uiItr was refused. Accordingly Rivas
was iu.trnrted last week to suspend all
negotiations. The government N auN.
ipus to settle the debt, but considers the
demand Of the boudhOlder5 too rXhor-
bltuut.
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riIE cat HH

81 PErIHsuunu, November 1.-THE
journal dr-t PrtorrburR SAY, that de
turrn' yINt H. Germany ~ due t. "A
friendly invitation from Bismarck. and
viii doubtlcss cuulirm the excellent
collation. now existing hetwoon RUSSIA
and Gcrntny.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-15

BrgLrN, November H. The National
H'iluug suys TINT DrGlcrs has expires ed
warm friendship for q RIM ny, and de
cInred that hc stopped at Berlin by tho
express wish Of the ,Hnr IA order 10
convey 10 the emperor aud Bt-mtnrci; m
expression II the friendly feelings II
l,ursiu toward Germany
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-15
Car ada
nAcktM,N Annisrrr

IlAWrIo>, November li-Wm. Law
l.I. 70 noted nntc cracker, wnE arrested to-
day. He was tho prurlpnl workman N
n burglary at Sln'oc lurt week, ~ hen
3l2.uuO worth Of Jrw,ry waH carried
away
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-15

NEN ORLEANS, November IA special
10 ~" lmc'-Drmncrnt states tntt u train
On the Mexican National railway wa,
wrecked TOT the purpose oi robbery and
Il number oi men hi led and wuuudrd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-15

EO~roN, November li.-rhc assignee
OF l. Sua" ~ BrotEcrs has announced
dividend al per e.. payable December
10, 10 ali unsecured creditors, whose
claims Shall have been proven prior to
December s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-15

PITIsUuHG, November 1.-THE West.
crn Nail Association to-day ordered Il
general suspension OF all manufactures
for five weeks beginning December
The meeting was the largest for many
months, AID the discussion developed
the fact thai there has been no improve.
lneut II the condition of trade. Stocks
are low nd Ill assorted and the demand
is only far There will be no change in
card rates.
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NJ MroNLANr NLEmNa..

. .''. ''' WV .lNAN 90.
stock ANA alcohol No decision was
/ i'"ched'
Two IMPORTANT MEETINGS.
CmcAO,. November ll.-rnr cicltu
annual convention Of ElH,n, pa...n.,,.f.
nnd Freight Conductors MuunI Aid and
licnciit association wa, held here tu-dty.
Ihc receipts ri me ass 'cnt,uu during Tie
past year were SIl0l, di,hur,rmcnus "u .
account ot deaths and disabilities. sliupG
present membership, ll''. IwonlN-our
d'Mh- '1Nr "'rul'ru huluG tue YEAR
II, Nn""hll SWINE h'''d'lS ASS"
"',"n gan SESSION h'''
/ .Tmi"e WIN ur''Fn, present rom
u" '"' XII, "n, ',,'t"','t SUMS Ut the
mittno WINS .amr,,n,,I ,+ rD, ,', a. vI,"
lrgi.lnrior wes rr,n,rrl witi, r,t.,,.',..',
/ To marketing Nmrri.uu mort, i'm f.r,.i.,p
countries A rumm.ttrr wa. nIg, nm
pointed To consider m,thpl,. NJ brr,Ii''.,
and fnttrnlny. and to pr,nnrn am n,li.u,i
classification nt swlnn fn. u-, iu.uu
state and uihrl. Lending tuir4.
r.,.,... ,...
~" '""h' N'N'ihN'I '- an ru M
IL h'luE whHr I" rn.-r IL Iuud Tor the
n'u'"' vi ,u' '"n0F 4" 'u' N'Ir l,r'
river, j" W. III, u 'i",n h'.th confirm.
.'e" ''''"I eyer WIS 'n '"l
l"I l" 9"u ! r"u''S'" ""'n BOOM VIVA
r"iul',I"'','N "uNu"" H. 'u' give MN
N"""o.' 'h''". E'h'h' ]" series "I
"Ppr' r'A''N' "''I|Ir''
ulru.
CrryrrANp. o.. \u,rmh,rlI CHM.
T.. Curhun. tine w,.trru ug,,,,t a. ia.
p,nr.,.I vu,,,, ,.,,ur,,u, l,,,l b.,.. -
',isLt nr ur,,hts ,,.,,s" H., ,.,.-,.
srn,rd fine c,m,,p, far Tint, -,iy,
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WAeHGNGroN, November li-Iicutcn-
ant Garliugtun resumed his I, stimouy in
the Protons court of inquiry. lie said
that never were the same instructions
given 10 hun ~ were given to Captain
WiIds OF the lanlic, until hi. return To
s.. Johns. His own Instructions ordered
him TO stop Mt l.iltlcton island, on his
wny up and he ubcycd. and went south In
boats hoping 10 meet the Nan,ic and
liuding some way 10 help them,
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PlrrSnrHG November "A. \ suit in
rlrctmeut WIS entered In the United
States circuit court, this mo ming by the
utted states government, against John
Suury, for the recovery Ut four hun
drtd aud thrty-eeveu acres Of oil llud
III Forest county, winch the defendant
IL in possession VI on quit claim
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WRECKED FOR PLUMBER.
CHARLES FORD FIRED ON FROM
AN AMBUSH
Important Meetings of Ra lroad
Men New Passenger Rates
The Mexican EXcursionists-
A Heavy Suit Eject.
ment Forgery.
NEWS THROUGHOUT tue r>lox.


NEw loRE. November II Vim. T..
y 4. kwHy, Lewis Martin and James T..
Mother, have been indicted for forgery
in the first degree
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THE MEXICAN DEBT.
ERRlNGTON DENOUNCED BY DR.
REDMOND.
A BURGER Ragged A Diplomatic
Visit American Cattle New
Tunnel The Shrewsbury
Cup Drowned
Snow.
RRlrr ITEMS OF lTEREST


PANS. November lit ia inserted
that Mnrquls rs ny, the Chime q umhas
Wdor. IA ready to demand his passport
II the French attack Btchiuh and Son
tag
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So Lotus, November A-Thc MrSi.
can cNrusipnist arrived her this morn.
ing, and were taken in charge by the
special committee and quarlrrri In the
Suu'htrn Motel. LATER tury were given
q reception. at The Mexican Commercial
rNrhuug", where the welcoming rddr II.
In SIanish was nSdc.by John tapcll, the
Mexican crnaul at this CITY. me party
were then taken to TIE new ct.iom
hpu-c, IA number OF large business houses.
the hIi'1c and the Cotton An M"rrhuuis'
exchanges, where they were cOrdinl.y TO-
ccivcd and introduced to the members,
Tonight tie vi.itors we're given nm in
formal reception a. the Mexican 'ufu-
mcrcinl Exchange, at which large mum
Der al leading citizens gathered and
spent II pleasant evening.
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SrINGfIrLD, Ill.,, November IT,
Governor Hamilton this morning for
wnrdrI to Prcsi tout Arthur transcript
~ the act Of the Ilinus leglsmlurc
rcdiug the Illuoi. y Michigan canal
tom federal government Wul the vote
Of tn" people upon the propuanl The
governor request that the document he
presented to congress, with such recon
incubation AS he m y deem proper in
view OI the Importance NJ the cessation
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QurnEo Novrmbrr II II IL very
ruld, AMI elrRhs are out IA the stree a,
The port ia almot dcrrrtcd BY hip.
ping
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LoNpoN, November "A In the race
for tho Shrewsbury cup Donald won
EuNclc Roy second, Vista hind.
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TUNNEL coMrLarrr

loNpoN. November II Tile boring
OF the tunnel through the Arlhcrg branch
Of the Rnuct,nu Alps hts been COM
plotted,
AMERICAS CIrIlE>silir.
LoNuoN, November II -- Hopper, G.
rct,ry OF the American legation, IA the
uh-ouco - Minister Lowell, visited
O'Donnoll and formally nsccrtnlued the
fact Of his American citizenship.
AMERICAN CATTLE.
LuNuoN, November li.-lt IL stated
ihut Chaplain, th, member Of parliament
flr Line IluslIrc, prupuseH To continue
hi4 efforts 10 induce he government TO
restrict the importation ~ cattle from
the United Statc.. The importation IL
steadily increasing.
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president ~ the us,ucjatou. which
provided that the p ir,s fixed hr
maintained und,rall circumstnucrs,au aud
authorizing the executive committee to
use The fund, at the Hssociutiou. n
found necessary, u accomplish the end.
Tie resolution CONTEMPLATED M the
event uf u "uvrtPiu," NJ dumcs ic
stock III any unrtIru,ur section, that the
distiller should hr objected to urudu.r
alcohol Tor Dxport, the 4 stilIra tn Ice all
lowed bonus sufficient to cover the
difference hctwccl the pr, fits arising
from the manufacture ot duurs IT,
stock and alcohol. NO decision wa,
reached
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SASGNuCK, Mich, November IL
are safe, except two. VIM. Kelly and
"A fireman were lost Her tow, tie
WAS disabled while taking of the crew
of the Alub, by q rome catching IN her
wheel. The stom barge Oakly tuwr3
the protection until she herself became
disabled, ON Mnudav night. The tug
then duftcd until -he came To- anchor
near San lHtuck. OF the nineteen mru
Ou tn two vessel, HeveD are tHv. Il.
Capt. kcc'y went down with the Arab.
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CHICAGO, November 1.-THE west
crn Export as ociation held s"cret
session here to-day, which was uuusu.
a ly largely attended. The differences
which have eIis ed between various
members of the association aH 10 the ca
y city Of their respective disrilleres
were amicably settled. The gssoGiit oq
took under confederation resolu-
tiou offered by H. Il. Miller,