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of msi mat;ey 10 ihoso cfsecs arc published The
oihcitl gazette
Al Ioughrea, ireland. a nzn,lN,r Of laharvrs ~.
raded thc SifvvtS demanding work or foSsd and
Cd the residence " liishcp pegvan. who distrib1.
ted rs,oaey among them. 6rcai distreSs prevails
in the town,
The nahiin Hnai,s Nsa hciscvcs there is no
doaht that ksrl Sprneer viii resign the Lord
l,crtcnsncy VIXEN Affairs IN Ireland arr IN q mcre
satisfactory condition.
The oifcial Journal At Berlin SAYS the newspaper
refNortS CONCERNING the military preparations oi
the RrsSians have hecn rvgsricd with q serious
ns'ss which they DO no, deserve. The pahiie can
noi hc to scsfoes respecting he degree Of crcnce
10 ee attached 10 Snch news
Later advicxs from Madagascar contradict the
, rui,ort " the murder of ErgliShmcn by natives,
eui eanfyn the murder OF two Americans. STEPS
VIII be takcn % call the attention Of the United
States Government 10 the fact.
Sotnc prisoners At recent Investigation regard
if'g the fhcniN Park innrSierS. vhea pressed adj
rnlited that they had lecn practicing with rcvol-
yrrS tar The purpose ~ committing murder. hut
did not ressard the CARVING out et their object
crime, but only as an nc; otwar,
The american ship ~ f,s,,uis. while ensloAvorine
10 enter kssuinialt Hsrecr Dec. roth ran on
the rsckS wkcFc she now lies. The steamship
tte. h khsr uteEcd ~ drag her Oh for SLOW bat
the captain defined the ofcr, The ship is exposed
- the full fury ~ heavy Scstheas; gale.
The harkcntine Trepis R3,,l. which arrived in
SIN Franciseo fram Tahiti reports that on Nov.
l5th, lSs IN latitude II % souih, longitude it9
wcSt. she sp,Se the American eost fscs, schooner
r,ssei, - tons captain Bernard 0ileoy ot San
krancssse, - days uat from that port, and bound
for brisbane, Australia. He rci,ortVd having exe
rsecel iac weather throughout except between lat
itudc ; and ) north, where he encountered head
winds aud Gains and was DELAYED sedAys. HewSs
sanSoine Of success.
General surprise l. caused hy the report that the
Japanese gpVerpncnt heretofore strongly opposed
% the emigration ct aborvrs, and bitterly hostile
10 Vvcry feature Of the colic trade has welded 90
the application Of tho Hawaiian envOy now in To-
kio, aud couscuted - thV transfer Of large mum
Der of japanese subjects terms similar ~ thsc
Of Chiacsc cColicS IN various eupntrics. The Ha-
vaiiar envoy rvturns home presently.
The bark hissis MtrshlN arrived AZ Port Towns
end. neccrnhcr teSh, from Honolulu. having uiatc
the FsS7cc in eleven DAYS. This Is remarkably
grick tiine from that pcr, aud has seldom been
beatca by ANY VeSscl.
Henry James Sr, father OF the distinguished
Ane-ic1u novelist. died ycsscrlSy. alcd seventy
twsN He VAS an Intimate friend Of loncfcllow.
Emerson. Bryant, Horace Greeley and Or. Holmes.
and beloved By all Tic was hiesself an eminent
writer.
The heaviost wind and snow siorr, for hfty
ycars Tagcd lately tcr forty eight hours At rwii-
lincste. y, Z. Twenty-tvo VcSsels were wrecked
IN Gccen Ray, aud grcat loss Of life is fcArcd,
IoNpoN. Dec. t9.-rhc storm in the nor,hsNs,
of Scotland continues, rhrce vessels have gone
0sho7c, ard ihe erews OF ail were drovned.
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Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian IsIand,-.-
October Term. ISSS
Jcnn e. J.. NcCULLr ANo ArsruS 81.
Er rITE CuCEr,


The gvljclcr In the bal OF ezcuptiJus ,i,4,s tb-
hcl. lu shu,y uamg the AwarG "a, made. aud NJ.
tlrFtrys a patent uSs1ec thCruuu. dlrt IN i>t> OF
l>+9 tlat the plaintiff IS his heir 40 Law that th
sat1g y hra- hlhIWalu- continued tn reside or.
t-r illt uc il cultivate Il, and died In ISL her
rr1tler Allnlt living with her az the time Of her
CeItl- Tie dGtaulIut i his >1u. uho has sIsrp
seeu aud Is nuw IN possession 0t che land He de-
teLtH bg adverse p,,ses,inu- The Instructions gN-
eepted % trp, T. p. that L the Jury believed fruu
tlt evidence tbat hthaU5ila was the widow os he
Tltlut-g hla IIc ggupi.,l the premises IN dispute
witluUs lhisctiuu, the statute did not run aiinss
tay rlllullt until her death IN I>-I. = That a
-.t1 1s adverse possession was oEIy ulada out bv
pcuut cf exclusive p'as-as'sguB aggaiusr al .ha
gurt1- and : The Court rufuSed b admit IN
evidence 1l alleged lease, no proof of is execution
being mliU. The defendant after vpryiirt fr5z
ggacral eEcept-1ns tu It As beil, euutr1ry 20 the
law and eyidencr.
b,glrJing the lass, u also appoIrs by tAs rspurt
ut the charge lhat the Court ssrected the iurv q
CONSIDER the gvideuCe % the possession being
rcrfussgvg or adverse. and thlt there WIS evidence
whlcl verdict might De fIgld s1r the uttintff
Ihu -zcupuun- therefore, % the verdict a, well as
ruled
Martin vs.. Boyd sri HlFsiila. =, Fostes vs..
Gits1n. Jri HIEulIau. -.
The thlrd ezcupuou need noe De cuusidcred
LkErC remains the question raised hT thu rSE gz-
etPulu, whether thu occupation OF TIM e-tats bg
the W1tiIw ss1u1ligu the 0rerItluu II the saint
u lmlfltOus until her Death.
h9 the -titutes ot L>isi- p =. widow had ri.st
ct t,lEec IN her huslaua's LInG. bot the .rft4rg
lqss lgJ "a terms allow her possession Of the es-
ltg- The law -uverulug The descent u uruuertv
o tl unlch n IN force 40 the time Of the dearh IL
the ancestor, the rights 1f heirs being cunsiisrgd
arising it thHs time.
= " Izdluru b. p u.s. I'D Mot -EA
The stI-u-c Il descent, h-st enacted IL $50 and
Subsequent statutes have 10 retroactive eject upuu
tals widows rigu1 and pls;sssiul-
II analogy o. Tho C1unun Law and the decisions
1t other Countries luhi t-ut . wid1p gauugt
enter the ltnt Iuril lgr d1ugr l. assigned bur..ss
uetr1 Instrument q L not known what ua-- -lE
shall have fox her tlwgf. >hg rs not tauaut "a
cuulu1l wltn the nHlr her right RESTS in action
cllV- >se Sii-lIr vs. v IA hIpUr u Wand a. tI9
Jackson vs.. u'Duuu-nv ! johnson 81 1 Ksut-s
Com I2th EG 2. 81.
Ehe oecupatlGu u Q gidJE, then. m 1873. before
the stI-l1-e Of descent ls passed was uut uecessl-
-IlF lgsersss ard might BE- adverse T. the heirs
llii the qussfluu % whetlar her Possession WIS
1l3versg OF NOT s1oul3 have been left q the T1rv
lh= IIl-ua-e Used BY the Cogrr u the clar-a
excepted 20 directed the Jury, Il .hsv found that
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hshawalp was Is possession of thc land aS the
widow of kes. 10 fna that the statute did not ~
g,a t. run artl her acNth. this was crrVs, ard
Wy necogaingly sastsin the execptioa and order =
new trial
", I. CaSile ,os rlaisiis, h F. Rekrr;cn for
defendani
honclalp. 1AEuasy 5 tSSs.
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while those having the simple form Of the verb
with only the anzilaries B,Eg, en-, ,lass, u,i.f
c1Hii, r1srid, and shouiI are all Chased "a
showing present time All verbs or verbal
phrases which iudicate future time are 80
eiassed Without aiming Il 4 scientific TRAIT
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Vacuum Pa.nping Engine, Ii-ineh Cylinder
and I2-inch stroke
wroaEhi-Tron Tanks. each 1900 gallons
,.auacitv
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ctIuUo 1IIU l. csIuU OA

AFaH As-orsmrzr q Al EIni- Iad Ca8srs;
Pacific Rnbher Ptint, new iut. including al th=
various rulrr~.
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VII plezsr nak- their E1nts kne-z 70 the uader-
sue wha VII do al IN their power 70 al their sr-rs
D r TONF< =
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CRATES OF ASSORTED CRoCKERY

Containing Plates, Cups, Teapots. Bowls.
Chambers, Rice Dishes and Rakers.
nemuohns. and gals Sample Bottles
Vases amt Glassvasu. Manila and rarrri Ror,
Hcuip and /. 4. Packing, Ccal Baskets.
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SAu Fg,>as AN NrNt. Sasl ltCN pea AN Wa. S'lNE-
susNr>g riss stss es Haze l-lNa htg C0- Vs- II.
D. RlcarKrvN NOV. 4, lAE,1.
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LIQUORS
German and havan a Cigars

Pcckri and Butcher knivs. Scissors.
Shecp Shcars. NEEDLES. Sr-rnns. Piles.
Spurs. Galssuizcd Btsins. Hoop Iron.
kcg RvVts, Hammers.
lelllw Metal and Composition Nails.
hihhltt Metal, Sucar Coolers.
lfun Tanks, Claridgrs Jc. Alae.
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A LARGE INVOICE OF CLOTHING

Eine Black Cloth Fpock Coats aud Pants.
Buckskin Sticks. Pants and Saiis.
helt- Mohair, nTill. Flannel Sacks and Pants.
koys shirts and Childreu's Jackets,
Monkey and Saiior Jackets.
l. y Coats aud leks,iucs. CARPET SLIPPERS
Stlk and |. {. Umbrellas aud narasois
Fancy and trivrling Shawls,
Cotton and Turkish Towels.
White and Fancy Qaiits
Felt Rugs and krtSscls (art,etine
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Splendid Asst. of Shirts,

twcoisn, Mixed Caiiec, nicAoty. ncnius. &eA
Mcrina and Cotton Uudcrshiris
White Bosom Shirts, &C.
Socks and Stockinrs, Handkcrchiefs.
Eoul4riS Clny,s
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In Want OF Employees

A Nd ALL PAKIIEss EIIIiEh
n Hanrtn.. AZ l1q 1f the E-iands tn the CT
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sugar. q, Rioe Bas.

of all Sins and qualities.
Sotl Rags, Gunnies. TvinC, Rurlaps.
Noolrac& and rwillcd Sucking, linen Hose.
GROCERIES
Sardincs, IN half aud quarter boxes.
n. and 7. Biscuits. S1lt IN iarS.
Castor Oh in Tins, Stcarinc Candies, a. and s,
Matches. CccuNnut on. Wash Rinc
Huhhuck's i.inscei raint oil N White Lead
White Zinc Faint.
LIQUORS;
Dc l-ISgc ils and Rou,clicau s , brandy. and
other brands,
Rum, Gin, 81 Paul Rocr Ale and Porter.
Port Wine Sherry, Rhine Vine
fine and Iatlc Ciarcts Charp1cne
Dry Heidssick MuuuPnlU. Ch. farrr.
q. II. Mumin + Co. Sparkling Hook.
Mosclle, &c. &c.
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BLANKETS:

Hcrse blankets, White and Fancy Blankets
Fancy Striped Woolcn. two sirrs.
Scarlet. Orancc. White Wcolen. sand points,
THREADS, fape. Elastic. Scarfs. &c.
SIX and Velvet Ribbons.
RGttons Tor shirts, Goats, Pants. Dresses.
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PERFUMERY, FLORIDA WATER,

Genuine Kan dc Cologne. Lnb,n's Extracts
IcllCt S,ars. Philocomc. Hair OIL. Combs.
Mirrors. lcoking CLASSES Pipes,
|. K. Rails, Harnonicas. Blank Books.
Albums, Guld Leaf. icWulry, Watches.
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VIENNA FURNITURE:

Extension, Ann. Dining Rocm and Parlcr
Chairs, >cttees. NC.
Slddies, CalfSkins. Girths Stirr,,p Ie,.hs-.
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Portland Cement.

Fir CLAY, Blacksmith Coal. Fire Bricks.
hies, Empty Barrcls, Oak B1Ats. &c.
Order, lluu Che other Isltnd- tarefsrh
attended ir hr
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Loms NL"-Mr. WIN. sheridan, VINO will
bc here on Monday evening, VIII doubtess po
greeted by n large house. IL u rathor com
pliment from this actor that he visits ihhons'
ter and other towns at like aizo ana ccrm'ny
such compliment may bo hpprccho"' W.
Shcridan's trip through huStrhlia nas W'n
QUE Ot continued ovatiOns nn1 hhs oh"p'o"
him to stul moro perfect hiS abiltt 90 Ms nv
actor. uIasupport a good aud Miss LOUISA
Davenport VINO Il the l1Nllnp hNy " hh
ncknn nwIs,igcd actress Ot Rbility anu poau'y
Mr. shcrtlans success In PhilWd Iphih u very
ntticrinR aud he comes iresh irolh thefc 10
Lancaster. The stage settings and costumes
ARE very handsome.
" ,,,,rog,. .'-MIss Enic Elscr has been pre-
scntcd with n Cuban nnR, which was used
during thc late cuban war AMI VII he cNhib.
,,,d I'm her new play Ot "CouraRo " at the
rpcrn house uCNt Wednesday might. THIS
pIny Is full OF excitement and beauty, and the
sccucry Ia superb.
" me FYying Duichndn. - FIockton n Ed.
mund's combination, from New YORK VIII
urr.Unt on Tuesday evening this famous ana
ropulnr play. Tho romantic and attractive
features oi the piece have long made II a
tnvoritC and with its new scenery aud music
aud other ell HOta should not bC missed.
" Romeo dHd Juiict 1T IL not often Lancns.
ter theatre gorrs IavC an opportunity To wit
nCsI the presentation ot Shakcsporian plays
nj homo nud they would do wen lo De- III AZ
tendance at the opera mousse this evening To
aoo Mr.. Stafford ns Romeo IN Romeo and
Juliet " Mr. stafford IL said to have good sup
port, and certainly the costumes In use are
most magnificent. The Burlington HdUkeye
SAYS ain the mortal combat between Romeo
aud T'vhdN and IN the last scene ot this fearful
tragedy, whore the former finds Jutfet dead ~
he suppolca, In tho tomb, MIR. Stlnord dil
some clever acting which mot with immediate
. I. ~
audiences elsewhere have always been lnrg,
and fashionable,
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IJEd TINS.

POOL October Il, l,S3, In this city, Edward
Pool, In his 18Th year
The relatives and friends, and members OF
T., ShahkonCo tribe, No. %, are respectfully in
vItrd to attcnd the funeral from his son'S
Samuel }. rOoD residence No 2lj Eilst Lemon
street, on SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock.
WOLVKILL.-ln this city, on the lIth inst,
Nathaniel Wo'i,ilI, IN the Gjth year Oi his age.
At Rest.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence ut his son iu-Iuw, George
smith, No. 6jl Manor street, on Sunday after
noon ut = O'Clock. Iutormcnt ut Lancaster
cemetery 2t'
RYAN.-In Mannheim twp, on the 2Oth inst,
MHgdNlcna Leah, wife OF Isaac X. Ryan, in the
Goth year Ot her age,
The relatives ami friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF her husband, In Man
helm township, on Monday afternoon, to
leuye the house at ! O'Clock. Services In the
Duke street NJ. 4. church at o'clock Inter.
ment at Woodward Illl cemetery. II
LUTz-In this city, on the loth inst, Probe
rick LutZ, in the IIth year Oi hisagc,
The rclatiyos and friends OF the family also
COnestOga council, No. :, q, U. \. NJ, are re-
spCCtiully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. 2O3 W. James street on
Monday afternoon at O'Clock. lntCrmCnt al
Woodward IIilI cemetery. IT.
CAsEY.-In this city, on tho 18th inst, Ed
ward T., son OF Patrick and Margaret Casey
aged % years and days.
Tho relatives ana friends OF the family art
respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral from
the residence OF his parents, No. 225 Yves
Vine street, on Monday morning at ~ o'clock
High mass ut St. MaTy's church nj 0 O'Clock
Intcrmcnt OF ST. Marys cemetery. IT.
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MARRE1h.
philadelphia market.

PmLADELPRIA, oct. 2O.-Flour dull and
veal,
RYE four at 81 1908 -.
Wheat dun and weak No. Western Red,
81 Oi%(Jl % No. 5 do, % No. Pcnn'a. Rcd.
81 ~.
Corn weak and lower; sail yellow, 62c
sail mixed, 5sC No. mixed, 5Ic.
oats dull and lower No, | White, 3Ic
No. white, 3Gci No. do, HRci No.
Mixed, 33h8Ac.
Rye scarce ut 6jc,
Seeds Glover ut SH0c Timothy ut 81 i5GI
%; FlaXsoed at 81 A2lgl 10.
Provisions easy.
Lard quiet,
Butter quiet and easier.
Eggs scarce ana wanted.
Cheese quiet but steady,
Petroleum firm,
whisky at 81 -
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TELraRApBIU TAPS.
Afternoon Telegrans Condensed,

At Philipsburg, N. j., this morning by
the bursting Of an emery wheel William
A. Krymer was killed aud David Kutzler
aud James Knox were injured.
At Barnsbey, Eng, IL bodies of the
Wharclifle Carlton explosion have been
recovered.
The race between Mojolica and Trinkot
at New York has been postponed until
Thurday October 25th,
An avalanche at Asaro in Catana yes.
terday buried six people five of whom
were killed.
Andrew Fogarty was sentenced to two
years in the state prison to day by Judge
Depue at Newark, N. J. FOR manslaughter
in killing Jeremiah Ryan of South Amboy.
At Toronto the action brought by Mr..
Darn colored man against the Windsor
school board to compel that body to
admit his daughter to tho public school
has been decided in favor of the defend
ant
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DRa, LOGhSAND NICCOY. having flushed their
course Oi lectures Rt the opera house, have
taken rooms at the city hotel, whcro the sick
may consult them Tho doctors treat AL forms
OF chronic diseases, whether medical or surgi
cal.
NcdiCdi Dfy,GSss.-byzpcpsin, diseases OF
the kidneys, heart and lungs, rheumatism
nCurulgin pRUll ysi- AZ any part of the body,
CIturrh, scruiull wasting at the body, or cN'
cessivo accumulation Of the mesh all dts.
cases peculiar tn mon and women asthma,
tape worms and parasites ot every dcscrip-
tiOn that iniust the human stomach Hnd
bowels, pIcurisy, choTr, demCntiaand chronic
con stipation.
nUryirul Diseases s-UlCCrat"d or YaricOsc
veins on tho limbs. ncmorrhOdcs, throat dis
cases, squint, hare lip, cleft palate, club foot,
hernia. bow logs, contracted knee Joints,
anourism. romoyal OF dead bones, poypus.
tumors Ot any part Ot the body, hip Joint dis
ease, stone In the bladder cancer OF the hp,
breast, or any portion OF the body, tnrtiColIi-
or wry neck.
AlIimpOrtant operations performed under
Surgeon Listers celebrated AntisepuC
spray" and under NnT Sthosil This method
ENSURES the well doing of all severe wounds
and the patient against even the slightest
pain.
HUMP buck, or dciormitic4 ot tho back bone
treated auI cured without cutting or int on
yrnicnCG to the sufferer. Fits OF every de
scription ca cd. Special invitation IL extend
ci to CousumptiyCS u visit the Doctor
parlors. Tho ravages OF this disease they
arrest II they soc It In time. Their asthma
cure e. without rival. They have "A certain
and sure cure iUrcatlrTh. Acute rheumatism
cured in from q to g hours, sub-aCutC and
chronic ThCumutl-m IN u COrruspOndingly
short time. All diseases peculiar TO the 5CNCs
a specially. Tape worm removed IN two "a
nvc hoursand without pain. The hrst Appii'
cant SO afflicted cured tree Oi charge.
The doctors devote the forenoon OF each
Thursday to surgical operations, those SV
(criHG Jrom surgical diseases rW pirTSc cal
upon the Doctors on the forenoon Of each
ThUFSddB on.s6Mtio
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tInfuundeu RepDTta.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20.-Pennsylvania
railroad officials say that the report
that systematic course OF EN-
beazloment has been going on in
the Office Of the Junction railway COM
pany and that a paymaster is in de-
fault about $2l 900, is untrue. The re-
port originated, they say, from the fact
that a clerk in the employ Of the company
was found about month ago to have en-
bezzled between 90, COO and So 600. He is
the son of reputable citizen, who imme
diately paid the deficiency and tho young
man was discharged. No further irregu
larities have occurred and none are cx
peCted.
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slrILe of SmIichmen.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 20.-The switchmen
at the yards of the Texas Pacific and Mis-.
souri, Pacific railroads struck last night for
an advance IN wages from $50 to SO per
month. Several freight trains in the East
Dallas yard were abandoned. kilograms
have been sent to Fort Worth for marshal
and men who it is thought will reach Dallas
to day. The strikers are stubborn and say
that DO one else shalt touch car until
their demands are allowed.
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New YonK, Oct. 2O-Tho conservation
of Rev. DR.. Henry G. Potter.
assistant bishop Of tho diocese Of
New York, took place this morn
ing at Grace church, New York.
The ceremonial was probably tho most
imposing that has ever taken place at
the conservation of bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal church in this
country, 10 bishops and GOO clcrgymer
taking part in the services. Admission tC
the church was by ticket and there wal
scarcely au inch of standing room left.
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SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, GOT. 20. isss.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
SATURDAYS rELngRapuIu NEWS.
How tho Positive Cowboys In Dakota Terri
tory Indulge In their Peculiar Amuse-
meuts In the streets,

BISMARCK, OAK, Oct. 20.--The trouble
at Glendive, Montana on Sunday night
last grew out Of an attempt made by tho
city marshal TO arrest three drunken COW.
boys who had been amusing themselves in
that peculiar style affected by these gentry
during their periodical visits to town and
which usually consists of firing their
pistols in all directions allowing chance to
decide whether they will kill any Jody or
not and making the day or night hideous
with their hows. The Englshman, Clay
ton Wilricomb, who on this occasion met
his death was shot while aiding tho mar
sha to make the arrest. The cowboys
escaped at the time, but it is reported that
they were subsequently captured and
iailnl.
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i.An AgrOnnd.

WAsmINGroN, ID. c., Oct. 2O.-1ho
United States steamer Dispatch left tho
Washington navy yard this morning for
Mount Vernon, with Lord Coleridge and a
large party Of distinguished guests on
board. When about half mile from the
navy yard tho steamer ran hard aground
on the mud shoals and at last accounts
had not succeeded in getting alOat.
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BOSTON, Oct, 20.-A platform crowded
with spectators who were watching the
scrub races of the Harvard men
on Charles river to day broke down
and several persons were severely injured,
having their limbs broken. Most OF
those injured are Harvard men.
No details are as yet received. A stu
dent named Mead, of SouCh Boston,
of the class of 'S7 had his skull fractured
and both legs broken, lie will probably
die. Nine other persons whose names arc
unknown have injuries which are princi-
pally fractures of limbs.
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shot wniIe Cunning.

REApING, Pa Oct. 20.-Daring Miller,
aged 81, OF Gouglersville, this county, went
cunning Friday and not returning search
was made this morning aud he was found
dead, from the effect of a gunshot wound
in the abdomen, in the woods mile from
his home. His gun was found 800 yards
from tho body and how he received tho
wound remains q mystery.
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nnnih nfnnInsnrgent.

ALGIERs, Oct. 2O.-The report of the
death of the Algerian insurgent Chief
Si.Sliman is confirmed. lie was invited to
a feast by two other chiefs who slew and
decapitated him and sent his head as a
present to the sultan Of Morocco.
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snocRs OF Earthquake relt At Gibraltar.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Three shocks of
earthquake IL quick succession were felt
at Gibraltar shortly after midnight and
another at two o'clock this morning. The
direction of the movement was from north
TO south,
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-For the Middle
Atlantic states local rains winds generally
shifting to northerly slight fall followed
by rising barometer, decided fall in tenn
perature Sunday morning.
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"I cannot speak too highly Ot RUrd0ck
RioOd Bitsry they have been great bless
ing tp me. Cured me Ot biliousurss Hud dVt.
pcpsin from which | hat suffered tor wears "
Mr. i. Marsh. Bank Ot Toronto. ont. For sale
hv II. u. Cochran, druggist, ljI and l39 North
Queen street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tux most popular ami fragrant Perfume OF
the day ''IIACKMETACk." Try II. Sold by
II. II. Cochran. druggist, N"s. i"i and l@
SOrth Queen street 'cb'cod3
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A Jury DISCHARGED.

CARMEL, n. Y, Oct. 20.-The jury in
the case of the negro Riley on trial for the
murder of Mrs. Sunderln have disagreed
and have been discharged. The prisoner
was remanded.
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New York Markets

NRw YuRK, oct. 2O.-Flour very duh and In
SOME cases 5QlOc loweri superhne state, " 10
Fancy do, tG lO6l7 round hoop ohio, S3 700
4iOj choice, 81 l590 so; Superhne western,