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PARIS, Oct Searching inquiry Is being
made TO ASCERTAIN whether the telsgiap,
officials gave 10 the Peub Francn, the organ
ol Mllson. son.in.liw oi Pfeident trevy.
copies ot the government dlspatrhrs
VII rh, when published m that paper. ei.
iect the prices Of stocks on the Bourss
And 4 s1lostd matters which la the tntere.
nl The public service should hays Remained
secret.
ANxt1us roR EgtEEptY sIrrLvugkr.
PAnts. Oot. d. O.-Waiiipginn French en-
has ldir % London, will siortly receiv,
nNructions 10 confer With the British for
! n secretary In reference q the lndem
: ~ claimed BY Missionary shaw, for bl
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JEFFERSON, OCT. 0-[Speoial. "A.
Mathews, a ieweler Of this city, made au ~.
sgnment last night - w. J. sedbsry :, l
the benefit OF bis creditors. Liablliiie
about S0l0, assets unknown.
A rather novel oourtship vas asoousummatod
Yesterday by the mar -iate ut the parties iu
The oiii,e Of the county Judge; the history
N whict briefly stated. u N follows
81 ut two years ago %. NJ. Neely with hi.
Z mily, consisting ola wife and several chill Z,
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BosroS, Oct. o - The creditors Of Canter-.
burg 4 Haskell, boot aud shoe man
nlaclurers, nave bad meeting, Liabilities,
500 100; assets, S20S 800. OF which SIS 900
are doubtful or worthless accounts. the
remainder is In real estate, machinery,
stock, etc,
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secret buiness. A few DAYS after thew
ooth suddenly died, apparently from the
effects OF drink They had refused TO give
their names, B1th had plenty of money
lhey arrived by way OF Altar. and said
thTN had been on the road several dsys be.
lore reaching this place. The only clue 10
'he men is that one OF the
men called the other Billy
who looked like an Euglishman, with hent
complexion, about 90 years OF age. This
confirms the report circulated on the
streets yesterday OF the death OF William
Eustice, who is well known indeteetlye clr.
clos, who spirited away George Smeardon
prominent witness In the rtlauy ease TO
hitar, The description of the
above men by Gregory. apsw ,r
exactly TO Smeardon and Enstioe. As a.
Hs Smeardon is concerned, whisky never
could have been the direct cause of Ais
aeslh, yellow fever has probably settled
tluanN's case forever ltapneArs thar
they ltii here and went TO Apar, aud hack
then TO llermostlio They are reported as
having plenty OF money AsSmeardon has
90 money here and Eustice was not psr.
uCulary wealthy, is isa curious question
Whete they got heir coin.
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BOWIE oct, g. Special. The residence
Of MIR. Charles rrabue was burned with all
its contents tonight Mr., Tnbue {, check
clerk ut the depot aud will feel his loss sr.
vetcIy, as he loses everything. His los, is
about $500 with no Insurance. Thisis the
first fire that has occurred ~ this place.
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Put,rELrutA, oh. 6-The Cricket
match between all Philadelphia aud all
the United States teams, which began
Thursday. concluded to-dav, resulting In
victory tor the United States, with eight
Wirkets TO 6pAfe.
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Dairy Association

sr Lors, O1t. e. rhe Mississippi Valley
Dairy and Creamery association
was ORGANIZED h,re to-day by
a number OF gentlemen from different
parts OF lhe valley interested In the dairy
products, The ASSOCIATION viii hold ou,rte5.
ly meetings TO dncuss questions of General
Interest, aud 10 exhihit
DAIRY products and machinery.
observation-disclosures N. J.. Cole.
man, OF g. Louis. was elected presi.
dent j. W. Orury, Joseph Il. Miller, OF II.
llnos, vice presidents; Joseph w. Shep.
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NEw loRE, Oct. 0-Presldent Arthur
had but few callers to day. lie probably
will 40 to Rarilan, New York, tonight TO
spend Sunday with Secretary krellnRhuy-
sen, returning to New York Monday,
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SAN FRAScrc), o1t Edward Finch !.
memberoi the wholesale liquor arm Of
Fay lor & Co OF this city, Committed snl-
eide this morning. Toe deed Is attributed
TO mental arrangement induced by great
bodily suffering,
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SAY FsWcrc. otG-A Tue on A..
z'ua, lsttt says. DE- Gregory. Of Cu,y.
Das. s,ts tea ad,,s aEp two men ntiv.d
here, Tney tesn 10 have bs.n on tvne
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rSaminatlon of All .E,d Train Robbsrs

popGE CRY, k,NooN -rla oxlmi-
nation OF Dean, Donnelly aud Chamoe.s, ON
we th nge OF altedpling to rob the train at
uoolloBr', lew nights ago, aud killing En-
nineor Hinton and wounding Fireman
Iodle, took Place to-day before Judge
Coos, but no conclusive testimony was
ellolled % show that either OF the
parties were concerned ia the
snair. Express Messenger Peterson
recognized Dean as the man who
aid the shooting, bat other psrsons
sNore that he was thirty miles irom COOL.
idRe the night ot lhe attempted robbery.
day. ''' '' ="
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PunAbULrHiA, Oct. 6-rhe Suspension
Of Frederick Sylvester, one OF the Oldest
members of the sock exchange, has been
announced. Liabilities not large.
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North carollp. r,,' A,,o,,,,,on

Bosros, Oct q --rwenty.hve me nbers of
the North Carolina Press association ard A
numoer OF distinguished gentlemen
fnm Connecticut we've elegantly
entertained Ia day at dinner nv tho pro-
prielors ui the Commercial bulletin. Curtis
6nulo, senior proprietor OF the Bulietin.
presided, u. Il. Gonld virr.president.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 6--Lord Chef Justice
Coleridec, OF England, arrived this amer
noon, aud isa guest OF the latimore Bar
association, aud was entertained by them
at dinner.
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FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct, 6..-At meet
ing OF the splnners union, Tuesday, nction
VIII be taken in regard to the posttion
oi tho union In the city aud state cam
paign. There is great dissatisfaction among
ne operatives because Governor
Butler did not comply with
the wishes OF the operatives
"a appointing y factory Inspector ore of
me leaders said to day that the tan.huurs
law IL now violated worse than un0sr
the republican administration. The opera
hves claim they do not receive sutlleient
recognition from either party, aud viii at.
lempt To- form n Labor party, with Sec.
frttrY Howard AS u candidate for mayor.
Howard, In bis call, says the claims of
lsonr are being more ignored year after
year What good no asks. are
laws Tor The prott ction Of the weak so long
as those In official power close their ewes
10 the lransgr0ssions and violations
OF them. lie calls attention 10 the fact
mat the operatives, II organized. ooult
WELD an Immense political power. and
urges the orranig llion 10 this end.
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SILKS.

lot Of Colorcl silks, worth 0Oc a yard. all at
53c, Fine llack Grns Grain $ TX, worth 81, nj
~ Fine Lyons SIX, Gros Grain, worth 81 ii.
NJ 'iC. Fine Rub Black Gfos Grain Dress Snk
would be cheap at 81 s., for Il iO
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

All SILK Warp Henrietta Goth, worth tl Is at
WC. Extra fine Qualify be cheap at al iS
only VI % All-wool Fine French Cashmere
5O'a y,rd. new line of Imported Oashmeres
at 6Ot, 7jc. S., Qii and II 30.
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rrea'ment by the French In Madaea qear.
France is anxious to effect friendly segtle-

rea'ment by the French In Madaea acar.
ment.
Loss OF cArrLs,
LONDON, Oct. The steamer Lamporte.
winch arrived here yesterday from Ralti.
sage.
FIAT DENIAL.
IT. fErgRSRugG, Odt. 6-- The Journal tie
81 Petersburg denies tbs report that sew
eral Russian officials have been arrested for
eomplrlty IN the nihillsts' plots, and that a
arse depot had been discovered AZ Char.
Suif, Containing OF arms gunp0wler dyna.
'nte' Don bs aud printing apparatus.
RESIGNATION FAylaED.
BERLIN Oct, 9 - The resignitiAn from the
Ffech ministry, of General rheb luriia Is
welcomed here as favorable % tue main
'aineuce OF peace Ia Europe.
REGARDING rHgH1uRDtN's RgstaVAr,5N.
tARls, Oct. 9 -.r rhe monaroDisis and
nodelaie republican Journals express salts.
laollon at the resignation ut General rhe-
oonrdin IL is considered tho rela-
nous OF France with foreign oonn-
.lws was impericd whilo no remainet
mlNls'tf oiNar The NuHafe deneS that
sun q, demand By SpAjn The radical
Journals Violently attsck ihe tnlnistry and
say toey expect lhehouiin s0on 20 return
20 'he cabinet IL IS reported Theboudin
WI rln lor the chRmher ot deputies as a
candidate OF the oX rene leit
AFFAIRS AT roNQuIN.
fARls Oct u -Ah ,Ih lui ,nspatoh from
Hong Kong, dated Seotember9j states that
Adm'ral Gourmet has had a conference
Gith tho French cyiiand military chiefs IN
Iorqnlp, wnp agreed that active Oh ra-
llnns are impossible at present, owing 10
he bad condition of the rad. They wpre
also OF he opiuion that the troops now in
Conquln could safely await the arrival of
rrlnlorcemenis Admiral Courbet has
returned to rnuraine.
rhE WAR oPflCE.
fARis, uct Admiral foyron, minister
marlhe, VIII temporarily assume the
duties OF the war office.
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WALKING JACKETS.

We have magnificent assortment OF Black
and ColOred All'wOol Goods, made up IN ihe
latest and handsomest STYLES aud trimmed with
braiding. At'akhan ard tut fully - per cent
cheaper than eau he bought elsewhere
CuRsEIN Lom 3 G up. Lace Colats from Ice.
Ladies Su,isall pixies
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IN GENERAL.

In GENERAL.
Governor Buffers Demands Pointing
10 Reform.
Issuance of Second Mortgage Bonds b,
Northern Pacific.
Singular Case OF Murder and IN Ohable
Suicide.
Bnileiin of Frlghtful Railroad
Disaster.
France Anxious for Friendly
Settlement.
Press Comments on the Resignation of
ThcbOurdR.
other Interesting News Fran Ahroa1
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Bn'wNwooD, oH. 6. Especial To-day
The district court tried the case oCthe state
against w, @, Conneu. tor cow-steallng.
and acquitted the accused. Monday tle
ease Of John Guthrie. for THEFT, is TO be- tried
70 seems that Gulhriss son was hunting
s,oos lAst November. when be espied a
glt'ouns OBJECT in the midst ot a pue of
[ stone against tree, Iuvesilgatlup
| IT, be found a tin can the
contents Of which waa 81 900. Taking
10 nome bis father took uossessien, and
warned he boy 90 observe silence. Som
I1hn Newton, now ot Macon. made n
Known thar the money was his and was
gone. Guthrie aud son depqrted on
'heep-buyiug expedition, ana had
uear'v reached Abilene when they were
oYerlaken by the authorities. and search
was instituted, bat no money found, the
money being secreted 10 auger.holes bored
mo me axles and coupling poles. Return.
my home Guthrie confessed his guilt, aud
oelng arrested was set at large on boud.
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rem, came here from Alabama and honeht
h'n q small farm with the determination OF
settling permanently, About eight months
ago his wife died leaving him with four
small children, the youngest scarcely ayear
9lut lor whom he cared as tenderly as a
father Cou,G. Feeling all the Whit. that
lney should have the heueft and influence
OF mothers love ard woman's training
ne hnally decided 10 write to a sister OF his
deceased vile whom he remembered as
living IN Alabama, aud inform her as 10 his
situation aud thst Of his ohildreu, which he
accordingly dd, telling her at the same
ume that It she was Slili unmarried and
Would marry him aud take charge OF the
children that be would be glad Go have her
come 70 Texas Immediately.
Inc lady re2lled, accepting the propOsl-
uou and arrived here nigh, before last aud
,htY were married yesterday morning hy
judge MoStly IN his ollica as above stated.
ana immediately lett ior their home.
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HOSIERY,

W s9ld Color and Ribbed Children
N ~ =. nose, full regular that would be
4, psW 1Ot pair, all st2jc. In Ladies'
1--WE special lot OF AL regular made
\, t,slllY stripes aud solid COlOrS, worth
eNAhd 80 a pair. all at Zoe q pair
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9ABLB LINEN.

IA 'if'SNd rNd Damask. extra width. Glc and
|ni 'wAgy Red namask worth 5jc at
4 1so,A \ iull and new line OF Towels
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-23
CHINA.

HONG KONG, Oct. 22-Advices from Ian
Nan confirm the report that the Chinese
are assisting the black flags in AMMAN, who
number 5000 men exclusive of those IN the
garrison at Bacninb and Sontag. The vice
roy of Canton objects to foreigners trav-
ersing the streets. Ten thousand men are
concentrated at Canton. The viceroy COM
plains Of the withdrawal of the Portuguese
gunboat with the Waterman on hand who
drowned the Chiuamsn and precipitated
the recent riots. The viceroy de-
mands that the watchman be
handed over to the British courts for trial.
The Portuguese officials, in reply,
said the prisoner was at Macoi and if :, the
Chinese wished they could prosecute him
there. Reports of an approaching war
with foreigners are circulating in the in
terror of China and the people in Yea Nan
belieYe the Chinese army is preparing for
a war Of determination against foreigners.
The vic2roy OF Canton has asked for 1,OOO,-
900 taels for the payment Of losses incur
red in the recent riotilg. His agents are
asking for arms. All IS quiet at Tonquin
practically, as the French forces have not
advanced beyond Hanoi, and viii not at
tempt any forward movement until re-
Inducements have arrived.
Advices from Hal Pheng, Tonquin, say
that the residents dread an attack from the
1000 patriots encamped in the vicinity.
The French garrison is small, but it is be-
ljeyed to be able TO repel an attack by
pirates. Reinforcements, however, are
anxiously awaited. There is great activity
IN the Chinese camp to the north of Hanoi,
and it is feared the black flags will assume
offensive operations.
PARIs, Oct. 22.-Oficial aovices from
Tonquin state the roads are still flooded,
but the weather is improved. Several
raids have been made by the French
forces to cut off their enemies supplies.
The health of the French troops Is perfect.
The admiral forwards report that the
Chinese troops encamped on the frontier,
have returned to Canton.
HoNG Kong, Oct 22.-Decisive action of
the French forces from Hanoi against the
black flags at Backnih is impending
Weather cool and ground rapidly drying.
The French garrison at Hanoi is momen-
tarily expecting 5000 requirements,
which will furnish an available force of
1000 man. Admiral Courbett has taken
command and will Immediately begin an
active campaign. The pri7ates menacing
Hal Phllg were driven from the coast by
French gunboats.
SHANGHAI, Oct. GA Chinese admiral
has arrived here with eight gunboats. SIR
Geo. +. Bowen, the English governor Of
Hong Kong, has left Pekin for Hong
Kong, ef5er q satisfactory interview with
the Chinese minister Of foreign affairs.
PARIS, Oct. 22.-The situation in Ton
quin IS most serious. II the French attack
Zaclih var with China VIII be inevitable.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-23
@sEE 7 OES NOT KNOW CHICKEN FROM
TURKEY.n$
rTjllie +. Barr in The Continent. 7

TLille E. Barr in The Continentl
Helene is the handsomest girl of her race;
She's an elegant form and IN exquisite face,
And she dresses Win ierIecly consunmate
grace,
But she doesn't know chicken from tur-
key.
She knows many languages, living and dead;
In science and fiction is very well read;
But she cannot cook meat, and she cannot
And she doesn't know chicken from tur-
key.
She can play Fantasia or ''Nocturne" with
skill;
Can sing up to ''B"-has wonderful trill;
Can write good story or sonnet, but still
She doesn't know chicken from TURKEY.
She's been to the Tiber, the Rhine and tho
Nile;
Shes a painter IN every popular style
Can decorate china, a plaque or tile
But she doesn't know chicken from tur-
key.
She's always self-satisfied, graceful and cool;
A critic, both Just and correct, as a rule;
And knows every stitch of the Kensington
But she doesn't know chicken from tur-
key.
She can work a design by Lepsing or Burt;
But she cannot cut out for her children a
skirt,
Or make for her husband well fitting shirt
She doesn't know chicken from turkey.
I'm willing . girl should read Latin and
Greek:
Should German and French and italian
speak;
And be up in the latest estheticaI freak.
If she only knows chicken from turkey,
I'd ike her il music and song to take part;
Read poetry, science, and cultivate art,
# husband and children were first in her
heart.
And if she knew chicken from turkey
Knew barley from rice, knew a tart from a
pie;
A boil from a stew, a broil from fry;
And if she went into the market to buy,
Knew very well chicken from turkey.
For, to make home happy, all knowledge
must blend;
Art, science and service their benefits lend;
Then, ladies, so clever and wise, condescend
To know about chicken and turkey.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

LoND3N, Oct. 22.-There IS much sur
prise hsre owing to dispatches from Amer
lea stating that Canadian detectives have
discovered at Quebec a plot to murder Lord
Lansdowne. the governor general OF Can
ada. The colonial Office reports that II
knows nothing of the rumored discovery
say the police informed Lord Lorne and
the Dominion ministers of their discovery,
and oabiaet council was hastily sum
mons5. It met Sunday and discussed
4lscans Of preventing any hostile demon
stration.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The colonial Office
knows nothing of the rumored discovery OF
plot in Canada to murder Lord Lars
doTne.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Another explosion of
coal damp occurred in the Wharncliffe
Carlton mine while the exploring party
was searching for the bodies of the victims
of Thursdays explosion. Several explor
ers were injured and it is feared two were
killed.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-There vas en- explo
sion in the Lady Pitt colliery, near Stoke
upon Trent; yesterday, while the miner;
were trying to extiuguish a fire
Six were killed and three Wounded.
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OPEN-AIR LODGINGS.
Buns and Tramps Trying to Steal
G Nap in the Squares of
New York.

Cor. San Francisco Chronicle.
At the first glance Union or Madison
square whichever you please looks vacant
and deserted. But mol something moves
over there. Here, closer by, sound like
snoring or the yawn Of sleepy man strikes
the ear. You make out the figure of man
stretched along this bench, of another on
yonder bench. Helloi every bench has an
occupant. Nearly every man-all of them
are men or male youths-is asleep; the rest
are trying to sleep. There are hundreds of
them, and the uncertain shaded light beneath
the trees hides the stains and rents in
their clothing and makes the dirtdyed shirts
seem spotless, so that you appear to have
come across a repetition of the scene of the
enchanted castle and garden just before the
princes kiss awakens the sleeping beauty and
rouses all the cour;iers-except that the cos
tunes are those of 1888 A park policeman
is passing.
''What are all these people?" you ask him.
'Bunns,n he replies. ''That is, nineteen in
twenty are buns; the same as goes tramping
along. the country roads, or in the winter
time sleeps in the station-houses. It's my
duty not to let 'em sleep here. They have a
right to sit here as many and as long as they
please, but we're not to let 'em sleep. l shook
'em all up an hour ago aud by-and-by I'll
shake 'em up again.
care they in the other parks"
"Just the same as here, sir; except in Cen
trail park. That is closed early in the night.
But in Madison, Washington, Tompkins
Mount Morris. City Hall, Battery and Reser
voir squares they're occupying all tine
benches. Soon after daybreak they shake
themselves together and scatter about the
city. they all have one of two diseases, sir
most @? 'em has to build up on strong liquor
before they can touch bite of food in the
morning. They get their liquor by begging
for it or by begging for the money to buy it,
or by draining beer kegs or by cleaning and
scrubbing the bar-rooms, for which lazy bar
tenders give them stiff horn or two and a
quarter besides. One of orr police captains,
meaning to be extra kind, begged one of the
coroners, who gave a big dinner on a cold
winters night, to send what was left around
to the station house, that he might feed the
buns in the morning. He rugged up big
table and loaded it with cake and bread and
butter and beans and meat and cold coffee
and all that sort of thing, and he gave orders
that when his dodgers were turned out in the
morning they were to be told to help them
selves. Not more than half of them touched
the food at all. Those that did carried it
around the corners out of sight from the sta
ton house and flung it in the cutters. They
were not to be blamed, sir; their stomachs
needed bracing up with spirits"
'FYou say there are hundreds of such out
casts?"
Hundreds? Ay, you'd better say thou
sands, sleeping just like that in this city to-
eight-and that's not counting the women,
which are all in the station houses, not being
allowed to stay in the parks"
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. pa list of names
discovered in the house of III. Savarats-
he+T. formerly assistant public prosecutor
at Kieff, convicted in August of njhili5m,
mas leu to the numerous arrests II the
caucasus. Eleven officers belonging to the
grenadier regiment have been brought to
st. Petersburg and imprisoned, in for
tress. A number OF other officers effected
a compromise with the authorities. The
offenders are so numerous it was found
necessary to dispatch special commission
of inquiry to the caucasus. Naval officers
are also implicated and a number were
arrested at odessa AMI Nicolaief.
The first number of socialists paper,
The wa OF The People, which is printed
abroad has reached this city. 1t contains
a letter from the nihilist prisoner, Nets
chsieE to the car. Netschajef was coz
Gem1ed ten years ago and was supposed
to be dead. The writer complains OF the
iuhumanity of the prison officials, and tbs
terrible treatment TO which ne and and his
fellow prisoners are subjected. He says
he has recently been deprived of the little
light heretofore allowed him. The Journal
ADDS the letter was originally written i'll
blood on printed piece of paper and q
great portion is therefore illegible. The
letter has created much excitement and 6
sensation among nihiIists it St. Peters
burg.