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TnE National Republican Committee
made no mistake to insist that the result
was close and doubtful and could be de-
I rn'incd only by tho official count.
Though the count has not greatly altered
the press returns, nobodycould could fore
tell definitely what might or might not be
developed. The mistake was to claim that
the final count would slow.a Republican
triumph. The strong probability was that
il would show the other thing, md that is
what came TO pass. Ii the committee had
it todo again it would wait without claim
iny n71.-- Fl. be. .gf
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NEWS IN rI.lEF.

3 Lecalrlcc, 4 farmer OF Shelby county.
ky.,-was. thrown from horse Yesterday
andhad; his neck broken. '69s ~
Yesterday while hunting near Tcrre
I1aute, Ind, Charles Faglenan had his
brains blown out by the accidental dis.
charge OF his gun. =. AZ, r
The eighth sannual :, meeting OF the
American Humane Society which will be
held i'll Pittsburgh on Wednesday, prom.
ises to be one OF the most interesting in
the history OF the organization.
Fire last eyening at liz Pearl street New.
York, caused a.loss Of $50 OOO. Patrick
Doyle, John Healy and John Rcardon.
lirencn, and John Mcknight, Of the In,
surance patrol, were injured by tic c1.
plosi0n Of oil. ~
The Continental Hotel OF Fargo. Da.
kota, was entirely destroyed hy i;re yes.
terday morning. All the guests and in.
mates escaped i'll safety, but most OF their
elircts. were destroyed. loss about $75-
600; insurance $4,000. l'9l,aI
Ben Beck, Il prominent farmer Of Johns
county, Georgia, and his, son, were shot
and instantly, killed yesterday, sixteen
miles from Macon, by John and Stephen
stubbs. The trouble grew ont OF quar-
rel between Bcck's sons and the Stubbs
brothers ahou. Il settlement for some cot
ton. Tho stubbs' were jailed. i5.ls ~
Eight carloads OF Maryland exhibits at
the New Orleans Exposition left Baltimore
tonight for that city. The collection en-.
braces specimen products and resources Of
the State OF every variety, including over
400 pieces OF native woods and 700 oi mar.
bic, granite and other building stones.
One Of the ears contained high pyramid
OF coal. Z r, s.3i ". '',.'5l
The Solicitor Of the Treasury has in.
strncted the United. States District A,tor
ney ior the middle District OF Alabama IL
bring suit against Richard Busted and
Jacob Stanwood, Of that State, sureties or
the bond OF General Adam ,Badcau, Int,
Consul General Mt l'avana, TO recoyc
twelve thousand dollars received by tia
officer as National fees and alleged to hay,
,IbeenillcgalIy withheld. "
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TRACKED FROM CALCUTTA d
Al ior.er Arrested rh"uHnn.l. OF NriIc,
From tho Scene Of Ills Crimr .yt

a. A'EeF ATrcsttu IhOuNnNsla OF NIIJpx
From tho Scene Of Ills Crimu, Ei
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. l7.-Robert Nc.
Phun, aims Drice, was arrested here 10.
day on rcqnisitiou. from Calcutta.
charged with iorging+atlie name OF
William Cruikshank, Director in
the lialton and Laronc Tea Com.
p4ny OF Calcutta ior cl5,0Oo. Medium. or
hrlce us known here, has been in LOWS.
VILE about Il year, and has been doing tho
commercial department for the Enniuo
Times. lie is Il Scotchmau, who five wears
ago went to Calcutta, whcrc liz invested
S'o OUO IN the tea aud cement business. lr
had charge OF the company's. Affairs, and
thinking 10 make Il fortune for himself
used the company's money and lost it,and
hnally lofged notes OH several Of the Di-
rlectors. lie escaped to this city, where
he was arrested by detectives Tt the in
stance OF officer George Webb, OF Calcut-
tn, who run lirice down. Brice is OF ruddy
complexion, smooth. face, low stature, is
we'll ed'Ie"ted and has written for the To-
cal press several tine articles OH India.
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Important Thcntricnl Eyents.

wAsnlSc1oS, D. G, Nov. 17.-Mmo.
Janish, the new Austrian actress, made
her debut in Washington, Mt Albaugh's
Grand Opera House to.nigh in the char.
actcr Of Camille. She was much applaud-
cd and called out at The end OF cacli net.
r CilicAGo; Ills, Nov. 17.-Aiadame
Ristori began an engagement at Elayerly's
tonight, assuming the part in ElisaJcih,
Queen Of England. She was very warmly
received. g2f|5fss'
Master Wlitcsidc, Of this city, aged II,
a pupil Of Prof. Samuel Kayzer, made his
debut tonight as Richard III. The Inter
Ocean will pronounce itsomewhat remark
able rs n youthful impersonasion. t'a t.e
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IoSnoS, Nov. IA Shanghai corre.!
spon'lent OF the Times says the Chinese
Government has arranged ior English and,
American vessels to run the French block.
ade. The. Germans who have been en-.
gagged rs. officers ior the Chinese army.
haye... arrived at 1'icn 'rsin. Eorty-two
more arc expected. Thirty thousand
soldiers crossed 10 Yang ,rse;;riycr goin,
southward near Payang, during tile month
oi October. Al! boats in TINT nei"i,hor.
hood arc now impressed into service bv
the authorities for Use IN conveying troops
across the stream. The Chinese have left
the channel only go feet wide over tic
Woosung bar. Jf. A. :. "a ~
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FOR BLAINE ANYHOW.
ro nE sEnrsApEp ar HOME
i'y lila Friends md Admirers, Who Are
Friends lniced-alr. liialue's Future
W. Mnvc,ncntZ = Cleveland Receives
Many visitors-Sew York Canvass,

Augusta, Mr., Nov. 1.-THE Augusta
Republicans az n manifestation OF their
conlldcnce'in, and respect for Mr.. Blaine,
will serenadc him at hiS residence to.,nor-
row evening. There will be no organized
procession, but II general gathering Of clti.
Z ms.
Mr.. Blaine hns not rented house Mt the
National Capital nor has he fixed the time
OF his departure from Augusta. llc will
probably spend the winter In Washington,
however, leaving here about December ! !,
stopping n few days ut New York. I'd
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TIE plsESlDEST-ELECT
Receives Many Callers ut Albany-Thc Stute
CisnrnsS OF the Returns

Receives Many Callers nt Alhany-The State
Canvass OF the Keturna.
ALBANY, Ny, Nov. l7.-President-elect
Clevelnd's callers to-day were numerous.
There was constant stream in and out
OF the Executive Chamber all day. The
Governor was accessible 10 most callers
until iate i'll the afternoon, when he. re-
tired to his private room for consultation
with political friends. Governor Albeit,
OF New Jersey, and U. S. Senator AIcpher-
son, OF that State, called to-day.
The State Board Of Canvassers meet
Mt the Capitol on Wednesday. Official
returns have been received from only 40 OF
60 counties in the State and the Board
sill probably take n recess for day in
order to allow further returns to be re-
ceivcd before proceeding with the can
Vucc ET-H FL. =. A
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Three Ladies' ro.,rl BY n Trai,

lSn1ASAroLls, Nov. l7.-Thrcc Young
ladies, Katie and Vally Swccny and Fan.
nie phalan, went pleasure riding in Mr.
sweeny's carriage lust evening. As they
crossed the railroad track m INCOMING
train struck the vehiclcand demolished Il,
The ladies' were thrown in different lirec-
tons, badly cut, wounded and bruised.
Miss lhalan will probably die, and the
others may possibly recover. Il
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Injured uu n Wrecked Traln.

PARSONS KS, Nov. l7.-A freight train
coming north from Muscosec, I. r., yes
terday, ran over Il steer near Ieliactta.
The engine and several cars OF stock were
thrown from the track. The engine turn
ed completely over and was buried under
several cars. Engineer Churlts Anderson
was severely injured. Charles Robinson,
brakeman, was also badly injured. a
stock man, nnmc unknown, received in
]uries, but to what extent is not We. learn.
cd. The injured were brought here on
the passenger train arriving nj two o'clock
this morning. :. ! Ii i. .-s.l =. .-g.-.,.a. -
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FALL HlyEn, Mass, Nov. 1.-THE
trouble between the new pastor Of the
Catholic parish Of Notre Dame do
Lonrdes, and certnin members Of Tho
parish is likely 10 lead to the criminal
prosecution ofthc leaders oithcopposition.
The priest has been driven from iht mar.
soHase, the control of VI hich is claimed by
ll'e society and the collection OF church
contributions has been taken out OF his
control. Missiles were thrown through tho
wIndows Of his present residence tonight.
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Fred Grant Was Disappointed.

WAsnlSdToS, Nov. 17.-Tho appoint.
ment OF Frank W. Sye, of Maine, to the
vacant Captaincy in the. Quartermaster's
department, caused great disappointment
to Colonel Fred Grant, who was very dc.
sirous Of securing the place, and great
l|eal OF pressure has been brought to bear
upon President Arthur in his behalf. but
the Prcsidant withstooditall and appoint
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Aunrrihla ucntlI.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov: l7.-As the Mag
ara express on the, Pennsylvania Railroad
was crossing Reqaean; Point Bridge, near
Leman Place, to-day, a passenger c,amed
Carr, a resident Of this County, leaned out
Of the window, and was struck by one Of
the bridge supports, dragged bodily
through tho window to the track and III.
stantlY Killed. ri Z. ! . 4, s 90, NM.
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KINGSTON, N. y, Nov. l7.-William B.
Fitch, a blue stone dealer assigned to-day,
giving seven preferences. Liabilities csti-
mated at Sl50,O0. A]udgment OF $4,000
in favor OF the Ulster county bank forced
the assignment. Fitch is tho largest blue
stone dealer in the State. lie is n Demo-
cratic elector. lie was mysteriously shot
in Now York city short time ago. \.
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LET us see. George William Curtis has
ilunga good many inkstands at Rosce
Conkling's head. Mr.. Mast has pictured
Mr., Conklns's Hyperion curl in every
conceivable posture and artistic entanglc-
mcnt. Mr.. Conklins has playfully refer
red TO Mr.. Curtis Us a "nan milliner"-a
'shallow"who edwhile thedceps
were dumb" Now these worthless come
together in the Democratic fold. rs
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A GAS well flowing 10000 feet II day, and
Which is expected TO reach 10000, has
lecn opened on the farm OF Representa-
tive Joseph NJ. Poe, in Cuy:lhoga county,
Ohio Mr.. Poe has not determined what
he will do with his gas beyond using it for
his own domestic purposes. 1t would
have been very handy in the campaign.
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I:nuilcl, In Exclin Than,

New fonK, Nov. 1.-THE residents Of
tarninsdale, Long Island, were excited
to-day over the alleged clopcuent of Mrs.
Eli@heth Baylcss, aged seventy, with
John Earnum, good looking young ned,
ilr: with whose appearance she had been
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JAMEsG. BLAINE is not to be what hisad.
mircrs hoped to make him. Pcrhapshc will
ueyerbc that. but he will ever be Il colos.
sd figure i'll the history Of his country,
That is something which does not depend
on najOriiies or plurallips. s...
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Mining Rate Reduced,

CUMBERLAND, Nh, Nov ]7.-Notices
were posted throughout the Cumberland
coal region this morning by all compan-
les that on and after December next the
price for mining coal would be reduced
IRON 90 10 40 cents per ton. It cannot yet
be asccrtained what action, il any, the
miners will take regarding the proposed
reduction. ~ - - x :.
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GALVESTON, TENAs, Nov. l7.-The Gal.
weston Neus' special says: At Blossom,
Prairie, last night sherin:elcct B. II.
Black, OF this, Lamar county, was called
10 the door OF his residence shot, and in.
stantly killed, expiring before lie could
make 4 statement. No clue to the assassin.
Black was Il prosperous merchant. VI
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commercial fields such an amount OF prac.
teal information, so concisely conveyed
that II may truly be termed an education.


IN 4 NUTSHELL" .5 ..,.,
The resources OF New England and tn
Middle States. the cereal md lumh,
wea,,}t oftI,o oroat yo,ti,,s.., ,ha ,,,,,,".,
,,.", eA =, NV sea' No,.iNes'' NV 'n',ef"
N' ~ y se'' "''' WV ''1' 20 ''"' o'.s
niJln Sa,,y nvpuI w,, tha % .a,,oy I'o 'oa o' ",
rice Of tho Gulf States, together with th,
special exhibit Of the colorcd race, will b,
stohRgl ~ Inns building. with that ar
Mn'en ~ tie iiahu.maiu Of nature. l'u
NY Rn'.slles KIN; nIe prlnclIally aevoteu 10 ar
eHnio't'o1 oi the progress OF woman ant
OF ny widening sphere oi her work IN th'
garaeR OF It'n world. Over THIS depart
llie,tt Nrs' Sui,a Mafd lowe VIII preside
'.nl tne aoii,ty o. her corps o. usslstanis--
suppane'isihs ger oWt,--Hi'i tiifd0abtca'
!, pton.nce results Wor,hy OF inc Worlds .
ESposl''on ana creulAble 10 the cause OF
"S,iai. ,rha
=, - ~ p1',4ing oi next importance, iior.
tlcul'nral i1ali, 6oo lett long ana, swelling
u, ~ w. ia eeis'ie 70 Gifcle whose daineter is
~ .tul, - oIln, hAe 'ne Efys1hi faiAct1,
" !lon a''u o. s'ass' Like Mllton's angel,
pcS.om'n y u y saiu' .alar on ms coming
snohe, so the vision oi t'is touches the
tasfaat eyea iol!g way down tho crescent
u WI ine m Strange, sefpph!llle river tt'at
uaiI', Sn,' III ,uns 'c''s'''s through TINS Typ.
y. S. a ,.u.' ,s,,, ~, n''".'v @
AL N.Y. !, w.. Wv" !, s ., r,,, .' .ns '"o .'Tus
thnr. ha"aaa, = ~, ."o ,, nA Apoo.'''' ou''ue's'
morfoot .,ila,:,a IT, ~, -. = ~, ~. "v:' ~ ~,
building IL.twcen 'which MI , Inv i lonn '
cooling the air, leans and laughs u foIn,
tain in tower neurly hundred iret) ar,
tables for tho display Of $1,000 plates Of
fruit; and this exhibit will also be inter.
national in its character, tho finest nurse.
ries OF Europe having promised such Il
collection us has never been contemplated
before. Here, uiso, the most trupiIc and
fairy blooms oi tho far South viii charm
with profus!on Of perfume and confusion
of color. The most eminent horti and
OF the continent ure en-.
gagged in arranging this exhibit. which,
coupled with the tact that cash premiums
TO ~, ,OOp, are olerSd in th;s
render it certain that this
branch Of the Exposition will be one OF
luxurant lovelincss. 717I-0'
Mary other beautiful buildings WOO fLe
eye, but tho most attractive is -
NJ 7 rur ,nov oc,,oo.
!, j.. .a|. A. ~: e'h',.
ues's"eo 'of 'ne f'hneTal disQiay OF tue
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GovEnSon CLEVELAND asks the privilege
oi forming his own cabinet. This shows
again the Governors lack Of experience.
Anew President is expected to allow all OF
his friends and the newspapers OF his
partyto make his cabinet for him. Other.
wise somebody is hurt. H..
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WHAT would be the use, good Register,
Of mukzins the rooster unless the gals
were taken of. 1t is the gan that is
Sharper than a scrpants TOOTH" How
ever, under favorable circu instances the
editor oil the lSrElLlGEScEE might address
the waiting Democratic populacc. .-.-....,,-...
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DoST fret al'out your' Mars Jccmcs.
While he lives he will be great man and
wcll.beloved, and when he passes away
history will place him beside tho foremost
mru ihis country has produced. \
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lr is evident that Mr.. Conkling has
abandoned the idea Of any further cor.
sileration from the. Republican party.
iMt do the Democrats realize to what
kind of Boss they are lanlins the bull
,vhinp .',. .-s.- .H
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Conspiracy ,Trinl Continued.

WAsltlXGroS, PAaS Nov, 1.-THE trial
ofshc yseyenty-five miners, charged with
conspiracy for interfering with nom
unionists during the late Strike in the
Fourth pool, was continued until to.mor-
row OIL account Of tl.eabsencc Of witnesses.
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Fire In Nlursultown,

Mi't"ansoAASrowS, W. Va, Nov l7.-The
storeroom OF Benson Waters, at Maids.
villa, in this county, was entirely dc. !
stroycd by fire on Friday night, with its
contents: The loss will amount TO about
$1,000. No insurance. H..
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Elected from Cl,u,cl,.

THon%nllL, Oxr., Nov. l7.-Fa,her
Esan lorcibly elected Duncan McCaguc,
over 70 years Of age, from churcl, yester.
day: McCag.e refused TO pay a tax levied
by the priest. McCasuc's thi;sl, was broken
and he is thought to be fatally injured, -.
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Of 500 electric lamps. On the same splen,
didly spacious scale has preparation been
,aaAe Tor the placement OF Government
and State exhibits, and the United States
and State Exhibit Building hard by, with
its Dimensions OF sS5x565 iect is another
colossal witness and sign Of the times
Here to tho staid-oldster and the eager
youth will be given an easily comprehcn-
sive object lesson in regard 10 the worth
and working OF the smooth mechanism by
which we arc so admirably governed.
Here, also, tho products OF the different
States, brought into as sharp contrast rs
individuals, will give to the student OF in.
dustrial resources or tho prospector Of
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Sll,tlists Sri,t,,,c,,,,

chAcow, Nov. 1.-THE trial Of An
archists who threw bomb through the
window OF the police Office OF this citv
took place to.!ay. Three OF them werc
acquitted and four others sentenced 10
one, % three, five aud nine years penal ser,
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Is the final count behold the vindica-.
ton OF the Associated Press. The result
shows lis honesty and phenomenal accu,
rary. l'rithce let us hear no more about
",hat Republican maclinc.n
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PlrrsnuRGH;Sov. 1.-THE striking coal
miners resumcd workat Walton & Woods
mine to-day, and before the close Of the
week is expected all the mines along the
river will be in operation ut a reluc-
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AwoUp OF suggestion to tho West Vir-
siniaus who don't like the Bourbon mis-
yulc Of their State: begin now to get ready
for the next contest. Tho Mossbacks
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NIESAlr, Wis, Nov. l7-Fred Krcugcr,
son Of Assemblyman Krcuser, a promi-
nent business man, was found in u, barn
with, his brains blown out. Poor health
aud a love ailaiy led to the suicide, a
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ATHENS, Nov. 1.-Two Of the brigands
who murdered and robbed two employees
OF the French laurium Mining Company,
have been captured and 4l,000 francs re.
covered, ~. 'sT .5l 4
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y THE TELEGRAPH LINES.
How They Have Imcrcnsctl-Thc Power OF
d., Its OppDstion. -;

How They Have lmcrcascl-The Power of
Its .0ppos.ion.
Special Dipaich b he Laitlsiqeae7.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE question OF
cheap tclcgraphic communication is one
so nearlhe public heart that ,o-day's pro.
csedings ut the annual meeting OF the
Baltimore & Ohio Railway stockholders
becomes oi more than usual Importance.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio telegraph system
has been so greatly extended during the
pasttwGlvc months, and the company has
become so powerful faction in the
making OF telegraph tolls that n statement
of its position is Of special interest.
Competition has been the koy note OF
the Baltimore 4 Ohio, and the way it Inns
walked into public favor has been some
thing astonishing on its faco but really
not SO in TACT when taking into considera-
ton how directly its course has affected
the peoples purses. Even il comparative
ly,a new company so far MS general bust
ness is concerned the report shows that in
extent Of mileage it is twice what the At.
lantic and Pacific was when purchased by
the Western sUn;on and more than one
and n quarter times larger than the Amer
isln Union Of the League when it was
taken into court by the same COM
pany. For the Atan'ic and Pacific the
Western Union paid in its stock eight and
a half millions aud for the American
Union fifteen millions. On the i. (. o.
system two millions was paid out during
the fiscal year ending September so, and
the report will say that comparing the cost
Of the baltimore 4 Ohio system with that
Of the system OF its principal competitor ii
is believed that it can obtain a hold on
sucha volume OF business rs will yield very
satisfactory net results for the eSpendi-.
lures. = .'l.iHisz fa.g a
By the close Of the year, continues the
report, it will have mileage nearly us
great as that OF the two companies com.
bined, which costthc Western Union over
S?3,000,000. twill then nearly equal the
whole Of the Western Union mileage in
1860 after it had absorbed The United
States and American Union Companies
and very near us great in extent us the
entire system OF the country at The close
Of the war when it was little, ii any, in
excess OF 10, 900 miles. -psg
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Mrsr we defeated wheel nil the victors
in burrows, while the band plays md
soldiers and peasants shout? Como Off!
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ST. PAUL, Nov. ia fire this morning
at NIllbank, Oak, started in n bowling
alley near the Grand Central Hotel md.
DESTROYED three blocks ofbusincss houses,
Loss, Slo0, 900; insurance about ouc.hali.
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The Lords viii Pas, ths Frauchi., It,,. "a
LoSnoS, Nov. lin the House Of Com.
mons this afternoon. Mr.. Gladstone said
that II the House OF Lords would agree 10
pass the Franchise bill SO us 10 make ito
PROVISIONS to become operative in January
leSo, the government would pass rcds-
tr1hntion BIZ early next year. The House
Of Lords will probably accept Mr.. Glad.
stones offer and pass the Franchise Bill.
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: Ifsvoing to be II capital -oitnse to talk
politics 1T the Eext three years and Il half.
Desperate eases require desperate rene.
d;ps |.r... .......
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st'lAl"E Wire Drawer, Return to Work.

ptrrsnuRo, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE wire
drawers Of Oliver &.s{Roberts' wire mill,
who struck, several. weeks ago against a
reduction in wages Of Il percent, returned
towork to:dny, having compromised OH
10 percent reduction, -;i "