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RAILROAD REPORTS.
THE 3. & o. STILL LTlGATlNG.
The Rato-Cuttlng War FuIly Open in New
York-Gould and Other Magnates
Grab Oregon Il Transconti-
nental-Stocks Active.



NEW York, Oct, Governments
strong and higher
Railways steady.
State securities quiet.
The stock market to-day was active
and the course of prices irregular. At
the opening, prices were lower. The
weakness was short lived, however, and
before III a. m, there was Il sharp rally
OF A@lh per cent, but subsequently,
TINS Improvement was lost. Near niiP-
day, moderate buying movement set
in and prices advanced. Before o'clock,
Jersey Central was raided down to ii u,
rms unsettled the whole list once more.
trunk lines We're also heavy, Lake
shore falling off to 632, and Now York
Central to S53s. Union Pacific was ex-
ceptionallY firm, advancing to 339l, on
the revival Of the reports that dividends
were to be resumed next year.
and on the publication of Treas
urer McFarlapd's statement, that
the company's land department has
on hand, cash, S3l76,0OO; contracts, $lO,-
llS,SSl; total, $lS, 294, 81; land bonds out
standing, 4,425 200, leaving surplus of
SS,S69SS7. The market closed firm.
Compared with last nights closing, pri-
ceSS are i to | per cent. lower tor Can
adam Pacific, Missouri Pacific, Quincy,
Lackawanna, Louisville & Nashville,
Jersey Central, New York Central,
Texas q Pacific and Western Union
and i to per cent. higher for North
western, Lake Shore, Northern Pacific
preferred, Pacific Mail, Reading, Omaha
aud Union Pacific. Michigan Central ia
. per cent. lower, at So.
Transactions, 1858, 900 shares.
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Are now the lending feature in gcntlo-
mems attire. Tho exceptionally hne
popular, not only for business, but for
more dressy suits. The largest assort-
mont of Scotch and English plaids,
ehevoits, corkscrews and ovoi coatings
In the state Is to be found Mt Douglas
Bros, merchant tailors, 7O3 Main street.
Don't send your money abroad for your
clothing. First class work IL done here
as cheap as in any large city, and Doug
las Bros, will fit you rs well AZ any other
house,
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BERLIN, Oct. % The North German
Gazette says eleven out of nineteen dis
tricts in Hanover return, Guelph depu-
ties, whose programme, according &.
Deputy Guetz, since Prussia will NOT
spontaneously offer the Uauoyarian
throne to the Duke ~ Cumberland, IL
10 use of foreign complications to bring
about forcible restrictions. The Gazette
considered this declaration reasonable
Eight persons haYe been burned t.
death in fire in Westphalia.
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Stanlav ON Cnnnnelt-

MANCHESTER, Oct. 3.-Mr. Henry NJ.
Stanley delivered an address in the free
trade hall, last evening, on "Geographi-
favor of conQuering tine populous re-
gions of Africa, for the sole purposes Gl
commerce, but if for high political rea-
sons England should retain Khartounl,
he believed it would be most profitable
opening for trade.
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IA nianutnd nnILndnm.

BRMiN, Oct, 2I.-The emperor, WA
liam, and tho crown prince, Frederick
William, have arrived here. The quos-
ton of the Brunswick succession had
been discussed by Haudezrath. A ma
jority of tho body resolved not to admit
tho claims of the Duke of Cumberland
10 the throne,
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FROM FORT WORTH.
"A HORSE ON" ToMMls BROWN.
a Tcn-Year Convict-McIntire's Case De-
vcloplng-A Very Interesting FL
nRncit u Proposition Rumors
of Contemplated Arrests.

Fort WORM, Oct 2j.-lSpocial.l-
Tonic Brown u boy Of 49, while getting
on his horse to-day was caught between
the legs by the stirrup and literally
emasculated. Tho wound was sewod
up aud the boy is doing as we'll as pos
sibe.
Joe Gor tho man who robbed and
stripped n man In "A ravino near the city
was tried to-day aud given ten years.
Maclntire's case WAS Oontinuod again
to-day until tomorrow. Richmond
oilers TO take $1,000 Ia cash aud certi-
lied check for $4,000 add rolease
MSclntiro, here. 10 Is said
Maclntir0 can raise this amount
OF his friends can Cor him. The haheas
corpus viii be heard tomorrow. and ID
adverse &C. Molntire an appeal will br
taken. During the Interim the certified
check proposition will bo considered.
No arrests have been made vet. hut
the air is full of rumuts to The OBJECT tibet
some tttoeu or twenty persons Will ho
arrested aud tried Tor brihiLg an .oiicor
and aiding lie escape OF fugitive.
Col. w. W. law ood, of Tucson. Ari-
IONA, n journalist, Is hore pru>ppeliuu
and proposes starting hrst class ni0tn-
ing daily.
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Stnnlcynn slnvnry.

MANCHESTER, Oct 23-Thc ant. slave
cry jubilee meeting was held here to-
day. Henry NJ. Stanley assured the
Eng ish people who believed that slay-
cry had been abolished, that
ihe su-called tree lahor,rs
were captured slaves. He said They're. /
cause Of existing slavery was the action
OF the Portuguese government, and IN {
ustrong expression of public opinion On
the subject would do much to abolish
the evil.
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An tnqIIsh RIOT

LONDON, Oct 23.-At a meeting Of Lib
erals favoring the franchise bill at Port
adown to-day, bowling mob attacked
the town hall and shattered tho win
dows. Several private houses were
wrecked. DicesOn, OF the commons,
was attacked whilo leaving the ball, aud
received q scalp wound. Other Liberals
were also attacked
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KANSAS CRY, oct. 23.-Tho passenger
rate to Chicago has dropped to 50, and
there seems general disposition now to
abandon the Kansas CITY agreement
pending settlement of the difficulties.
Local agents are awaiting instructions
from general manuIers,and the situation
ismore war-liko. TIE cutting has not vet
extended to 81, Louis rates.
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mitchell Ia Mec,e,,v

NEW York, Oct. 23-Chas. Mitchell
the pugilist, to-day lssuel challenge tc
Domnick McCatrrey to light within
slN weeks, with hard gloves. ar
pare hstsi at any city in the world. bar.
rlhg New. Orleans, for trom $500 Ia
5000 Mitchell deposited $500. McCai.
iIrey As 10 name any responsible stake.
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Thc b. 4 O. enc tho Rnle. rnn

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23,-To-day the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad took another
step in the war with the Pennsylvania
by a cut in western through passenger
rates, at all Offices here, tickets being
sold from this city to tho west by way of
New York at figures considerably Lowe
than those of the rival line. Rates are
by this cut $3.50 to Chicago, or 70 cents
less than the Pennsylvania through
tickets, and S2l.5O to 81. Louis, or $l.2j
ln.a
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The Baltimore & Ohio Downcd Again.

NEW York, Oct. BIN the United
states circuit court this morning, Judge
Wallace vacated the Injunction to com.
pei the Adams express company 10
carry the express of the baltimore &
ONO express company. This confirms
the action of Judge Treat, of 81. Louis.
who vacated u similar Injunction there.
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LONDON, Oct. BIN the House Of
Lords to-day, Salisbury the conserya-
tive leader, announced that the house
was willing TO pass the complete fran
chiso measure together with the redis
tributiOn act, ut tho earliest date. Earl
Granville urged calm discussion Of the
bill. The house then adjourned to No
Nnmhnr e
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Thnt nrlti.h Frnnehlsn nin.

LONDON, oct. 2}-At the conference of
conservative leaders to-day, it was de
cidod to allow the Franchise bill to pass
To its second reading liz the house of
lords, but in committee the Marquis
OF Salisbury viii move To insert clause
postpnnins the application of the bill
until the redistribution bill has been
nassed.
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III by uurrlrnnn

HAVANA, oct, 23.--rho American
steamer I.ouo STAR, from Galveston, Oc-
tober 18th, for New York, arrived TO-.
day, towing the steamer Gallogo, from
New Orleans. October 18th, Tor Liver
pool. The GgllegO lo-t hpr rudder In a
hurricane GA tho 18th inst. Her cargo is
all rivht.
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LoNnoN, oct. 23,-Th' truth of the
rumor Of the entente cordiale between
England and Germany on the aunexa-
itpu Of New Guinea and ether islands i'm
the Pacific is officially denied. highlands
annexation of New Guinea surprised
the Berlin government.
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BERLIN, Oct 23-Tho Duke Of Cum
borland has issued q proclamation, as
Stunning the government OF the duchy of
Brunswick and reSerying the right to
issue the necessary orders in relation To
the oath Of allegiance. lie says h. IN
tends To govern the country i'm accord
aucc with tho imperial and provincial
constitutions.
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Did France scaro, an English ship?

LONDON, oct. &.-The governor of
Hong Hong aud the British cousuls at
Chinese ports have been ordered to telo-
graph all evidence in their possession
regarding the reported cases of French
Premier Ferry denies the truth of the
report.
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Tho Cholera.

MADRID, Oct. 2S,-Two deaths in this
city are suspected to have boon caused
by Asiatic cholera.
RoME,. Oct. S.-During the past
twentv-lour hours there were 10 fresh
eases OF cholera Mt Naples and | death.
AT Genoa no now oaseS or deaths are re-
Dorlo1
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Albert Also After Announcement.

BERLiN, Oct. 9.-Prlnco Albert, OF
Prussia, IL candidate for the throne of
the Duehy Of Brunswick. His claim is
favored by the court.
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stopped The seholarshln..

ST. PETERsRURa,oct %. The authori.
ties OF tho University Of Charnon an
nounco that no mora scholarships shall
be offered until tho ferment among tho
students has been subsidized. The
students threaten to renew the disor-
O. lprs
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that it is imi ossible to reduce the ex.
penses Oi tne civil admin.
!istration Nuhar Pasna, the Egvpt-
ian primo minister, has informed
LORD NorthbrooS ia, reduction of
taxation el,2'0 orc yearly would assist
III promoting o p.rusnefity ct the conn.
try' 6u! that he Insists that the redue.
ton be postponed und' 1885. Ea also
SUPPORTS the r. Ort of the minister of
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LisnoN,Oci. &&--rho king to-day gave
an audience 10 Mr.. Richmond, the
newly pputnted American minister,
who presented hiscredentials,
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Tho Cut Iiench.s Now York

NEW IoRK, Oct. 23.-The ticket bro.
kers took a hand in tho rate war this
morning. Ono announced that he would
sell tickets To Chicago nj Sl3; another Sl4
for hrst-class. Tho probability il that
tickets west will be sold at$l2 before the
week ends.
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A French rrnnI-

MARssILhHs, Oct. % Doumas, a
member of tho municipal government,
has fed with 1900 francs which was
intended for distribution among the
cholera sufferers. A warrant has been
issued for his arrest.
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DunLIN, Get. 9.-The Mail regards
the removal Of rrevylan AZ an evidence
OF tho conclusion OF another "Vilmain-
ham treaty between ella lstone and Par
nall.N
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In Parliament.

LONDON, Oct. 23.--The proposed gov.
eminent credit for the Nile expedition
s t2OOO,Oj0. A small group of the ex-
treme radical members OF parliament
oppose TIE granting of the money.
members OF the Irish party are left free
20 support the franchise bill or refrain
from voting, as they may think best
IN Tie commons Gladstone gave
nouce that he would ask priority to
ne granted the franchise bill throughout
the Session. Timothy Harrington, home
rate member for Westmeath, gave
notice that he intended to offer an
amendment to the address in reply to
tii speach from the throne, TO the effect
That the administration OF law in Ireland
/ NFas unsatisfactory and that inquiry into
Maamtrasna murder trial would lead to
| greater cont eminent among the people.
In the commons to-day Gladstone
thanked Northc0te for the moderate
| tone of his speech. He referred to the
! Congo question, The cape trouble, Egyp-
tan affairs and on Lord Northbrookis
mission.
lie insisted that redistribution must
follow the passage of the franchise bill,
/ ana deprecated the disorders i'm Rlr-
mingham and els wherc, but said he
hoped the opposition had seon that the
country wanted the franchise
[ hin passed. He would warn them that
while insisting that their labors should
include the redistribution scheme, they
should not include another question,
the issue Of which he was unable to
fore sse
Speeches we're made by other con-
serYatives whioh showed they objected
20 Gladstone, and in menac-
ing tone, La Bouchiere said
ne hoped the lords would
persist in rejecting the franchise bill
and then hasten the abolshment of that
body
In the House of Lords, Barn, Belpcr,
Liberal, in moving the address in reply
TO the Queens speach, launched into a
discussion of the franchise question and
expressed the hope that th6 bill would
be adopted by the peers without delay.
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Tho nnhn,a WIN.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-rhe duke OF Bruins.
wick left a personal estate valued at
several millions TO the dake of Cumbor-
land.
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Let the intelligent reader who really
wants 10 be informed ON this subject.
cohsidor these facts; lot him read other
papers that deal moro with common
SENSE ana less with sentiment than thu
average Tree grass organ does, and en-.
large LIS capacity for cuniingnt a rivhi
way OF thinking by careful weighing
OF arguments, which bear on both sides
oil tue question: Northwest Texan.
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eARyIN, WISE COUNTY,. rExAs. m.rnh .. 1as.

GARVN WISE COUNTY, TEXAS, March a. 1854,
messs Morley Brothers, stsn,T Texas
6entemen--Send me three your AGUE TONIC
aehce' nave sOd every bottle guaan-
ee' 10 cure, and 1t has failed a
Yours truly, W. z. SEARCY.
" 4@lSsala by 6rk:1MnU@ DRUG co. DALLAS. Texas
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80 When we two parted after linger.
ing late at the garden gate, I felt That I
bad takou cold" sad Thomas rakulu-
time, "and ueXt morning was honrse
indeed. But bottle OF DR.. Bul' Couch
syrup fixed me ~, and there enough
left for next time.n
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nInl.

wHEELoog-Thurday, October %, AZ
$40 p. ~, Fannie Bee. Infant danehter
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CLOAkS and DOLMANS

We hereby call attention to OUR IMMENSE
STOCK of CLOAKS and DOLMANS OF the latest
styles and manufacture which we are selling at such
extreme low prices that astonishes every purchaser
In addition to the above, we will offer an ELE-
CANT LINE OF WALKING
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wv !, \, on near hy and-s1's trarcd 4, ,'' ~
a aarna, ana his name cannot ' l,s
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EDFToR HERALD Following IS the Sec
ond rnonthiv report cf Bromn's School, g
IA Somerset Township, for the month end
ir.e. December Is. 1854
Whole number in attendance during. the
month, males - females %. total =.
Per cent. OF attendance daring the month,
males 81. females 81, total 90
Nnmber of visits by patrons. by Di-
rectorS. O.
The attendance has not been as good as j,
might have been. especially among the boys.
/ think that rabbit hunting Is the fault, and
hope That parents who have big boys TO send
to school viii attend 10 this matter, and see
tha. their boys viii go TO school instead Of
running through the woods with gun on
their back. ard spending their time in hunt
ing zheA they should be IN school. / think
that parents are to blame 70 some exsen,,
and hope hereafter that the attendzrce viii
be better th2n il has been in the past Vis-
itors are welcome 1t any time Come and
see s<Ea. We are doing Tothe patrons who
have visited Us. / would say, come again /;
snd 70 those who have not visited rs. I
y soaid say come and see wha; ne are doing
with the yoang ideas
N. T. BowNAS. Teacher
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MARRIED.

TRENT-BARRON.-At the Disciple par
sonsze. in Somerset. on Tuesday. December
y, lisa. by Elder Peter Vosel, Nr. Charles
Trent and Mis- Minerva Barron. both Of
Somerses Township.
observation-disclosures I'd lssi,
q, the Lutheran Parsonage in Somerset by
Rev. J. F. shearer, Milton c Pile and Miss
Bertha J. Spsngier. botis-of Somerset
BRALLIER -FRIEDLINE = December
sd. IsS4. at the resi6snee of the brides moth
er in somerse;, by Rev. J =. shearer Dav-
ID E. Brallier and Miss Christiana Fried
line, both Of Somerset
REITz-sTONER-In Berlin. Pa. on
Thursday, December Is, Issl. By Rev. !.
W. Pofiaberger, Wan. Il. Eeitz, Of somer-
SCI, and Emma :. S1oaer, Of Allegheny
Township. Somerset County, Pa
HoYLEGUMBERT.-In Berlin. Pa.
on sunday, December2l. lssi, by the sane,
Joseph l. Hoyle, OF Allegheny Township,
and Mary Z. Gumbsrt, Of Plue Hin. some-
/. set county, Pa
LE-BERkEY--At the residence
/. Of the brides parents, in s,oyestown, Pa,
on Sunday, December p, 1854, by Rev. A.
X. FELTON,. M weslsy Espy TrOst-e 10 Mss
Amanda Berkey. both Of Stoyestown, Pa
GOHN-BEAM.-On sunday, December
q, 1854, by Rey. l. y Berger, Mr. ". u
Gohn to Miss Alice c Beam, daughter O,
Hiram Beam. Esq.
BERKEYBILE - WITT. = On Sunday,
November 20. 1854 al the Lutheran parson-
sge in HooyerSYille, by Rev John y. Tn
rub, Mr.. Emanuel Berksybile 70 Miss sid
ney Witt, both Of Somerset County.
DANIELs-ZIMMERNAN.-on Thurs
day. December ., 1884. at the Reformed
Parsonage in stoyetown. BY Rev. Wa. D
LeFevre, M William Daniels to Miss Eta
ma Zimmerman, both Of somerSs, CoEsry,
Penn =
sHAULIs-RH0DES.-At tie home 9:
The brides parents. On Tuesday. Decenibel
a, 1854. by Rev. J. Weleh. Mr. Peter J.
Shsalis to Miss Julia a. RAc5es. both Of
Somezsei Township. somerse. County, Pa
MOORE KELLER--on Thursday, De.
eember a. lssl. u tue residence Of VI
Aaron Heiple. by the same. Mr. Cyru.
Moore to Miss Emma c. Keller, bath Of
Somerset Township. Somerset coanry. Pa
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RsILEosR NzEs-
II tise raeesing OF the officers aad airec
tors Of the s0aih Pennsylvania railzOad
conpsav held in Ncw York on weines lay
81 xss decl5ed 70 push The work af consiruc-
iion = rapidly a possible and esery effort
i 70 be made to have The road Ia running
order By the LATTER part Of 1855. contrae-
tors sor the different iannels along the line
xere noiitied 70 exczsate for single track
ouly. instead of doabis trecS as heretofore
The cosnpzay wiii widen oat the tunnel for
double i-acS Sc is oEn convenisnce after
ilas rosa Is in opsra,ion.
TIE promoters d ihe Ssath PennsyIFania
railroai have arranged for the calling OF
further assessments from the stockholders
Shsaeser funSs saocld be NEEDED. Work
Oh she inauels Is beiag pushed night and
day The connection with the B. & o. over
the Her-isbsrg bridge viii be no later than
May 1, and II is estimated that $1,000 Of
business wiil be tarned over % The Read
ing system Il ISS5 % aeco2nt OF this con
necsieu- R0atine business matters were re-
serTed 70 committees. and the meeting sd
locrnei after skort session.
Il lsoks IS il the so1rh Pennsylvania and
the BAlto. & Ohio railroad companies are
10 unite IN battling assiDs; their common
enemy. the Pennsylvania railroad company.
The Pennsylvania has succeeded IN keeping
the 3. & o. on: of Phslsielphia and New
York for many years. but ii seems that The
latter. with the assistance Of the South Penn
sylsania and the Philadelphia & Reading.
wiil az last get there
The new route takes the Western Mary
land AZ Hagerstorn and continues TO Ship
pens5urg there Z takes the Harrisburg &
Posoalsc to Harrisburg: al Harrisburg ii
crosses the soath Pennsylvania bridge, nos
being Constructed. and eonnec.s with the
Lebanon Valley branch OF the Phisadelphis
K Reading Rad. Itthen follows the p &. T.
to Philadelphia and New York 1t Is prob
able thai Philadelphia & Reading. the Bal
iirnore 4 Ohic and the Soash Pennsylvania
viii oonpo~e great system when the last
.named company starts IN operation.
e rsrx r,---x-
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