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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-03
All LUNUUN EXCITED.
Threats 10 XIII the Duke and Duchess
of COnuausht.

IoNDoN, November 2.-An extra Pail
Mall Gazette, containing the statement
that the authorities have been anonymous
" informed that an attempt will be made
to destroy the train on which the Duke
and Duchess OF Connaught will travel to
Dover from London on their way TO India,
caused a great sensation. The Genera!
Manager of the Southeastern Railway mas
issued special instructions TO ell employees
TO be on the alert TO prevent any interler
ence with the train, and has DEVISED elabo
rate precautionary measures for the SAFETY
Of the Duke and Duchess. A large force OF
police are stationed at Cannon street, Char,
ing Cross and London Bridge stations, AMI
,'ongs of Mate lsyers watch the entire
track. The precautions are taken in conse'
ouence of an anonymous letter warning
the Privy Consul of proposed attempt TO
wreck the train.
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AN OLD TIME CRIME RECALLED.
A Man Who Murdered and the Re'
morse That Followed.

IACEAwAxEN. Pa, November 2.-On Sun.
day night an old man uamed Hugh Giles
pie came here inquiring for one Andrew
Calliughan, with whom he worked upon
the Erie Railroad in ISIS. At that time
the railroad laborers weie all lrishmen, BE-
tween whom AMI the English carpenters
employed upon the acqueduct which con-
yeys the Delaware and Hudson Cana
across the Delaware River, existed bitter
enmity. On December Is, lSiS, Andrew
Csllir gh n, an lrishman, stabbed and
killed ueorge Keys, an Engiishman, dur
ing a fight in butchers Tavern. Calling
han was convicted of murder IN the hrst
G-Cree, but the Governor left office withou
signing the death warrant. The new Gov
ernor refused to interfere and the prisoner
fingered four years iu captivity, hourly ex.
pecting the news of his doom. In 49, the
case was reopened and Callinghan dis
charged, a wreck. He went to orange
County, \. y, where he died in a short
time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-03

" you sre troubled with sores aches,
,.,ns snd general xeskness of the various
boSijy. functions. don't be deceived bv the
ysrious advertisements Of bittsrs, kidney
medicines. e,c, whose certificates OF pre-
.nJed cures are often paid for. Pc. your
trust in that simple remedy called Yellow
poct and Ssrssparilla. /; will cure you
by purifying the blood and streng,henih1g
the wesk portions of your body. You viii
also fipc it very refreshing to the orain
spd uerycus system. The rroprleto:s re
ceiye HUNDREDS OF letters bes,oEins upon
IL Tie hishest praise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-03
At A WHITE HEAT.


RlruMoSp. November AT politicu
discussion u; South Boston, Halifax county.
In this State. last night, a serious disturb.
ance occurred TIE white Democrats were
knocked down by negroes. The whites
used pistols. One negro was shot In the
neck and painfully wounded and smother
seriously cut Several hundred negroes
were pr,s.Dt snd hundred or 20 white
men, principally Democrats.
AI,tr the Firing Commenced
the excitement for a while was intsnse.
re democrats charge that the dnturbanc,
v.s b. ought on by white MAhOneits,. The
,,..,, ~ sh'c 'ch the aHray occurred has
. q ~ Ioriiy u negro voters, but 10 thv
"a, rrO ~ three contests has elected
u. morrf's 10 the Legislsture. Malone sr.
poets 10 carry the county for his candidates
~ this election and every means have been
r,sortsd to arouse the colored voters. TINS
ID, mocfs,s, on the other hand, are working
ererge'ical!y " to bring ont their full strength
ard G,fsst Malone. The affair OF last night
hGs
treated Considerable YesIisg
smorg the negroes, some Of whom con.
d,mE the course OF thar race In bringing
on the hight. The aiiray 10 worth Q great
deal 10 the Dem ocrsts In large white dis.
uicts II will tend 10 driys the white men
oi these sections from Malone and srou,e
rteiT sympsthy for their race In ths black
bet. The d,stb OF white man BY negroes
at poIiIicsl meeting at this stage OF the
crmpsi ign would make 10 sbsolutely impos'
sibIe for Nah0ne 10 carry enough OF The
white districts 10 control the next Lsgts!s'
iure. Never, since
The Close o. The war
has srch interest been manifested IN Gny
political contest % the present.. A. the
Gay Of election draws near this feeling 10
In ptsn,iGsd snd In some sections OF ths
State the excitement IL st white heat Ths
sale OF rsyolvers and other small firearms
In the past few days has been unpreos.
dented in one or two cities and town. -
The State. No fatal meeting hss yet occuf'
red and many ssy that none will ooodr.
The Democrats cannot gain anything By
troubles st the polls, bat Mahons's Can
wasting Board might uss such Affairs - pre-
text for counting out their opponsnh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-03

FOUND DROWNED IN A CANAL.
The Mystery Attending the Death Of
Pretty Pennsylvania Girl,


READING, November 2. - Monocacy, a
small village ten miles from here, is ex-
cited over tie mysterious drowning OF
Ellen Hickman, farmers pretty daugh-
ter, eighteen years old, whose tody was
found in the Schuylkill Canal shortly after
midnight to day. She visited a neighbor's
last evening and, returning, took rounda-
bout way, apparently to avoid the laborers
who are now employed on the new rail-
road.
She was expected home at O'Clock, and,
not returning, search was made for her.
The canal was dragged and her body
brought to the surface by means OF crap
pling hooks. A neighooring justice OF the
peace urriedly held an inquest and the
Jury returned verdict ofsccidental drown
ing, which, however, does not satisfy her
friends.
1t is thought by some that she made
misstep in the darkness and accidentally
fell into the water while the majority
share in the opinion that she was attacked
by Hungarian railroad laborers, who com.
mitted an outrageous assault upon her and
then threw her into the canal. A post
mortem examination is demanded by
number of the dead girls friends.
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The OLD, OLD STORY.
A Boy Accidentally shst by His
Brefh-v as stampteWb.


WnHsGToS, Pa, November IA ter.
rible accident occurred in the village Of
s;umptown, Just beyond the Pennsyivsnis
line, in West Virgins, Wednesday. The
Ridgevsy family we're oil absent from
home except two brothen.sged respectively
,ey,n,efn snd nine The Oldest was hand
ling an old rusty revolver. which he sup
possd vss not loaded. He walked 70 the
door with his weapon in bis hand and said
10 bis little brother, WHO WAS romping snd
playing. Look out ] am going 70 shoot
you" Pointing the revolver at him, he
prsssed the trigger. and 70 his horror the
vsepon vas discharged, the LOAD taking
effect in the little fellows brsas'. The child
walked into the hou.e, where he fell upon
the 6oor. the blood gushing from the
wound, and in few moments he was
CORPSE.
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The Boaics Were Burned
DESPERATE DASH FOR LIFE.
ATraiu Rushes wildly Across Barn.
Ing Bridge.

LoUI>yILLE. Ky November 2.-The irestle
work around Muldraugh's Hill, on the t.,
Is. W. RaiLoad, was burned by some
mlscreant about IL clock last night. 1t had
been on fire some time, and the flames were
under considerable hesdway VIXEN drScoV-
cred by the engineer of Freight Train No.
Is, which was coming N from Psducoh.
tie was so close to the bricTe that II was
impcs>ible to stop his train in time, and
he took the alternative of trying to run
across. He put on all steam, but when
about half the train was over, the bridge
fell, eight cars going down with it. The
o hers were brought over in safety. A
brakeman named K B. Wcodson, who was
on the falling part OF the tr9in, WAS the
only one hbrt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-03

The testimony of many who long suffer
ed from i'll health, caused by an impure
state of the blood, goes to prove that the
best remedy for making the blood rich, red
and pure, for oeautifying the complexion,
for curing sores, pimples and other skin
diseases, for removing aches, pains, stiff
Joints, rheumatism. etc, for increasing the
power of endurance, for giving heslth and
strength to every weak portion of the body
is DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarspa-
rills- Its effect pleases the user in every
instance. No other remedy equals it.
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EXTRAORDINARY STUPIDITY.
A Remarkable Verdict bya aNcwJcrsey
COrOuer's Jury.

WoorrrRY, y. j., November 2.-Rudolph
Hines, a respectable young man oil tais
county, was lodged in Jail here TO day Oh
the charge OF having murdered his wife,
10 whom he had been married only few
months. Tie case on the face OF it indi.
Gates extraordinary stupidity on the par!
OF the coroner's Jury. which pronounce
Hines guilty OF murder and caused him TO
Re locked up. The facts are said to be
these: On Eundsy Hines and bis wife
were playing croluet together, ana she
ripped MN up ia sport. He attempted
10 retaliate in kind. and she, in her effort
to foil his purpose. ruptured blood vessel
and died. Hines is frantic with grieI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-03
WHY He SKIPPED.
The Serious Charges Brought Against
u lawyer.

Heire, lawyer, Of the Berks county bar,
is missing, and warrant has been issued
for his arrest. 1t is supposed that lie fled
from the city. It is alleged that ne solicit
ed and obtained cash for checks Oh the
Keys,one National Bank, where it was
afterwards found that he had no money.
In tie Orphans Court this mO1IInS his
Jisapuearance wes further explained. On
patiiiop, the court granted rule on Nj.
Heine TO show cause why he should not
p2y over money collected by him on aa
estate for heirs residing in Germany. II
is alleged that he received $1,000 anu only
paiC over 5000.
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END OF A LONG STRIKE.
Illinois Miners t0 Return "a Work a.
IaSalte.

LAsArIF, Ill, November 2.--ihe miners
s.Iike at this place, which has been IN
creraticn for four months, is now appar'
ertry in fslr way 70 settlement. The II |.
uois Coal Company iu, aTIF,y OF men,
whom lEcy brought from Chicago, to wG'k
tc dav unC.r the Protection Cf he sh"Ha
I'D bis DEPUTIES one result Of their aH'
nrar,.Cc was sn arrangement between the
Ogltsby Company aud tlre.r men, by wh!''
tie latter returned to wo: Z, Tece.E!N.!
nirety.,.ye cents Ter ron .. C.,tn CO
work ioI ihe Union Gal Company Ns,";!'
even and hslf cents per TN. second ve''.
uL.cre,Gcd, provided the b'achlegS an
nin working ne machines were d,scharSct
. tcdy Tiis I:opc al the company y.
LINED to entertain, Uuta speedy coTpTo
mise IS 'rofrG fOr.
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WHY A BRIDEGROOM CAME NOT.
Iypeh Pleads Poverty ard Threatens
&ufcide,

New HAVEN, November miss Null
csLey. who was 10 have been married to
Eugene Lynch here yesterday, to day re-
ceiyed a letter from Lynch, postmarked
New York, in which be regrets his un-
seenly conduct, saying that he could not
help himself and the next she hears OF
lin " N be when his drowned body is
found. 1t is now known that Lynch is
Door; that he had borrowed money from an
snnt of Miss Mulcshey in New York, and
liza, he had ruined bis credit in other
plaCes. Thefsther of the intended bride
Is very 81 CRY, and said this morning that
he re,reant bridegroom vas very lucky IN
been,rg out Of his reach, as that person
xould have met q violent death otherwise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-03
PEACE BETWEEN CHILL AND PERU.



WASHINGTON. November 2.-Joaq lin
Goda7, the minister from Skli, has last
received despalche1 giving the proceedings
of The Gillian Minister OF Foreign Re!a'
lions and General Lynch, commander oI
the Chilisn army in Peru. On the 10Th OF
October a definite treaty of peace between
Chill and Peru was signed at aeon, and
on the 23d the Chilian army vacated the
city II Lima and occupied Chorlilos. =,
The same dsy General Iglesias assumed
the nossession of the Chilian Government,
ard his first act was TO convoke the Nation
al Assembly. The Government OF lgie'ias
in Lima was recognized by Chilli, and also
by Peru, except at Ariquipa., Subsequent.
" tie latter place surrendered without
contest to the ChilIan column o. attack.
Montero fled, and General lglesias was pro-
claimed President OF Peru by the ArluIp'
enCs also.
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Searched Her Husbands Pockets.

I,-,yI,. November 2.-Charles Porter
Pa-cee. who was arrested at Sweenys
Hotel, New York. On charge OF bigamy,
arrived here TO day in charge Of the Sheriff
He d.clgres that the woman found IN MS
com WAS not his wife Mrs. Pardee iesrn.
,G Of her husbands marital inidelity by
wiCeiy devotion to his pockets while re Wts
s.Isep, thus capturing tender letter signed
Your loving wife," She has Instituted =
suii for divorce.
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Heirs 10 AN Immense Property.

SYRACUSE, November 2.-George A. Rood
and Gym .h;a ID. Rood, his mother, OF An-
burn; are soon to reoeiye share of an
estate worth s., OOO,OUo. The mans grand
father. Richel Rood, married, in England
the daughter OF Herwin Kenney, and they
had two sons and a daughter. William,
one of the sons, dying, left the estate to his
bJother John, who died childless. Mary,
the daughter, could never be found, and
the property goes to George A. and Cynthia
PNNA
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A BEuueERENT OHIO MAN
Gets Even with Telephone Company
By CutifpS DoWa It's Poles.

SpcChi " Ik hSYSt0s
TORONTO, o., November 2.-Mr. James
Ball, of Calumet, near this place, has out
witted corporation in rather novel way.
The new telephone company between Bel.
laire and Wellsville erected their poles
along the county ro,d, which runs through
his property, without his permission, and
in doing so cut down fine lot Of young To-
Gust trees which belonged to him, and
which he considered very valuable. This
happened while he was away from home.
On Tuesday he returned, and seeing the
damage they had done TO him, he shoul-
derAd an Ak and gave vent to his wrath by
cutting down all the poles which stood on
the county road near his property. extend.
ing for nearly mile. Mr.. Ball is justice
Of the peace and county commissioner. and
the belligerent manner in which he retail.
lated for damage done him has caused con.
siderable comment.
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v..r,sau uura.r q, Charley MeCema.

e. LPaso, TEXAS, November 2.-AdVic:s
from Demipg say "Jub," the head chief OF
the Apsches, is not dead as reported, but
i,n now Riding Southern Chihaubau. Jose
I.Tts Mexican. who has bali brother
w,'b CHIEF Geronimo. reports that Ittle
Charley McComas was recently killed oy
the IrdiInE.
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One wedding Instead of Three.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November "A re-
markable wedding occurred in this city
last evening. Three sisters, named Nc
CIure. OF a we'll known family, were mar
ried at the same time by the same minis
fer and all were united by the same
ceremony. The three couples left on their
bridal tour together.
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Most Gases Merely Theoretical.
International Labor Conference Closed

PAIls, November 2.-The InternatlOuaE
Labor Conference has closed. Henry Broad
hurst, a member Of the English Parliament
and honorary president of the conference,
teIegrsphed to his friends as follows: i
think we English baye done we'll. Every
tbipg now is on our lines. never saw
men improve so fast as our French. COL
leagues"
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Madame wsr,binxts. We.Ss.

EAsTcs. Pa, November 2-Ar. J. c.
Goodwin, the vomsn who opened "dress.
making psrlors" here and VITO vas arrested
r; Cory. Pa, On The charge OF suindiinz
.. xipp cif!s ard merchants Of this place.
Wheeling, Cleveland ard other cities, vas
brour b, here 10 day and Committed % ja
ur,iI 10 morrow. when friends are eexprctst
20 10 trI tell. She bss been fully reeos.
r;tso sld asIls g settle.
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INLAND HIEIEG HOMEWARO.
The would.be Youngstown Murderer
In she Laws Clutches.

ATLANTA, GA, November 2.-Sherih Lud-
wig, of Mahoning county, Ohio. and Solic-
itor Truesdale have secured Hyland, the
YOUNGSTOWN fugitive, snd left with him
Tor the scene Of his exploits. Friends OF
Hyland teiegrsphed here engaging Gen.
Gartrell to sue out writ OF hsbess corpus,
but The authorities promptly disposed OF
the case, and turned Hyland over to the
Ohio officials. The prisoner claims that so
many OF the leading neu OF Mshonlns
county were interested in aiding his escape
frsm isii before that in self protection they
will sid him again, and that he will be res
cued ia some manner.
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An INSANE MILLIONAIRE.


HAEEasrss. November 2.-Thsrs vi" 70.
Gently In cell In the Dauphin county 81
Q man known by the name Of James SAINT
lee. He was taken 10 the State LIns,ie
Asylum this morning. Prom certain 81.
pressions made Il IL probable that the man
hss been IN inmate Of the Warren Asylum
and In Dr. Curvsns care, eut gent sa,sn
who iooked st the unfortunate Ie.ior n
his cell Yesterday thinks he 10 from the
DsnyilIe institution. James San,se 10 not
the proper name Of The man. Tbos~ who
.pos bim Isy that be is worth Bp=sris Of
a million of dollars, aad never b.fors
,bCysd himself 10 be - violent % be uS
Yesterday. In his vslist there S.rs rail.
road tictrts and notes, evidences that th,
msp had BEEN travelling md doing for him.
self Oh lis own aCcount.
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VOL. 81.
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

cannon on the Mormons.
Foraker heard from at last.
Eusiness failures of the week.
West VirSinians on their "trip.
Vro,ress of the war in Tonquin.
rske Erie swept by fearful storms.
, Wisconsin village partly burned.
Moody and Sankey's success abroad.
Asl5O,O fire near Rushyille, Indiana,
Nile Rhca robbed OF an elegant watch.
An extended statement of the public
lcbt.
Psrkersburg mans probable leap to
death.
AnIrdiana murderess receives her sem
nee.
Reported death OF little Charley Nc
ComsS.
Heavy failures in Liverpool and Man
chester.
The town OF willoushby, Ohio, destroyed
by fire.
Fatal shooting affray in Powell county
Kentucky.
Reported betrothal of the Crown Prince
Of Portugal.
Victims found among the ruins of the
Savannah ire.
Madam worthington jailed at Eastou,
Pennsylvania.
Syracuse people suddenly fsll heirs to
immense wealth.
Prolonging the session OF the Pennsyl-
vaais Legislature.
A man worth millions in Pennsylvania
asylum for insane.
An Albany, New York, youth engaged to
only eighteen girls.
The international labor convention in
Paris comes 10 close.
How q Batavia New York, wife discover
,d her husbands inidelity.
The end Of the long miners strike Al
Lasalle. Illinois, draws near.
4 little boy accidentally shot by his
brother .; Stumpcown, this State.
4 rain wrscfeI on an Iowa rold. one
man Killed and two fatally injured.
\ scnooi mistress inConnecucus who WAS
teiravea and des, rted wants revenge.
KylsuJ. the would be vile murderer, o.
Youngstown, or his way to that city.
Serious charges compel Reading, Penn
,ylyalis awyer TO skip for parts unknown.
4 romantic elopement in Roane county,
twice attempted, comes 70 a successful
d,ss.
The war on pension wolves vigorously
,ontiauli. Some OF their netarious prac-
tees.
\ pretty Pennsylvania girl foun
drowned in canal and foul play susp:.
ciouec.
AyourE southerner accidentally shot by
his mistress in New Yo'k City shooting
gallery.
Ben. Butler interviewed Hs tells why
be will aDd WIZ - ought to win in Mass
schusetrs.
The notorious Little Horace" to ar-
pear as a witness in criminal eAseS in
Washington.
Peace al las, declared between Chilli aad
Peru with Ilgesias President Of the con-
quered country.
Lynch, the recalcitraul, OF New Haven,
writes his intended pleading poverty and
threatening suicide.
Tickle society women who are tarrying
at Newport to secure divorces under the
divorce laws of Rhode Island.
The extraordinary stupidity OF New
Jersey coroners Jury imPrisons a young
and highly respectable man for the scci'
dental death oil his wife.
The political campaign in Virginia draws
70 cl1se with both parties ~ white
heat. 4 serious outbreak Occ1rs alta po'
6tical meeting and further trouble is
feared on election day.
The longest prize fight on record, fought
under the Marquis of Q1eens5erry rules,
takes place in New York City sporting
house. Siubbs, the light weight, knocked
81 IL, .Uenty.fOur rounds
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.uurseress Sentenced.

HUNTINGTON. lisp, November Char
!otte Epps was yesterday found guilty OF
murderiDg her husband last June b7 ad'
ministering poison. Epps was an old aud
wealthy bachelor aud was married 70 tLe
uurderess two months preceding bis
death. she previously having served him
m the capacity Of housekseper. Her pun
isbment was fIed at imprisonment for
life
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OVER AN EMBaNKMENT.
One Man Killed and Two injured in
Iowa.

CLAEINpA, Iowa, November 2.-The
Cannon Bali train, over the Humeston and
Shenandoah Railroad, going East, was
wrecked Wednesday night al the trestle
work over the West Fork river, five miles
east of Shenandoah. The engine, baggage
car and coach rolled down an emban kment
fifty feet The Pullman sleeper remained
on The track. 4. B. Worden, the engineer,
was Killed, and the fireman and express
messenger were seriously injured. The ac
cident is ascribed 10 the displacement OF
rail west OF the bridge by train wVecker
for the purpose Of robbery.
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.ysoopipg Up" the Mormon-.

WASHINGTON, November 2.--ln an inter
siew with a reporter for the Evening Star
Mr.. George Q. Cannon, of Utah, says that
the EdmGnds law has ''whooped our people
up" by inducing young people formerly IN
different TO the church to take sides.
Moreover, the law was enforced in an op'
pressiye manner and made retroactive.
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Busluess Failures.

NLw YORK, November 2.--The business
failures throughout the United States and
Canada for the last seven days, as reported
to r. G. Dun & Co., Of the Mercantile
Agency, number 2l5, against 2ls the pre-
yiOus week and 24S the week before.
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A FtEND.SH ACT.
A Texan Empties Yoiiey' After foney
Into An Enemy's Body.

GALVESTON, TEN, November AT Bel
ton. Wednesday night, while l.. J. Will
Jams, a lawyer, was passing the restaurant
of George EckeIs, the latter stepped OFT
and emptied four chambers Of his six
shooter in Williams back. kckels then
went inside aud returning with shot gun,
discharged one barrel into Williams ,hroit
End icw. The other barrel t2i>3ed fire.
=Esr:tt5n Eckeis brought ou! another
sLot gun snd sent byth barrels st Wiiiism''
pros'raied body. The pair had difficulty
a few days before, during which William:
Shot a. Eckels, but missed. The Origin OF
the trouble is not stated.
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A rtf,een rhnnsnnd DolIar Fire.

RUsuyILLE, IND., November 2.-rhe "C
Spring AMI Road Cart Msnufactory, across
the river, was burned yesterday. Loss,
$l5,COO; insured for $4,000.
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rre,,.s n.rehaut>' Failure.

Loxpox, Noyember John Carver, Day
btsSire & Co merchants OF this city and
Manchester. hsve failed. Liabilities
GlGJQ-u.
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MOODY and Sanksy Abroad.

LONDON, November 2-Bishop Theroid'
of Rochester, has expressed his hearty az
provs. of the Moody and Slnkeg mission;
and ufges the clergymeu OF the Established
Church 10 helpit