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FROM WACO.
FARMER MILLS SON IN LAW.
Two More Arrests IN the Thompson Muir
der Cause.-The Democrats VIII Not
Permit SIR. ,lsuc- % with
draw from iho Ticket.

WACO, Oct. 81. Special -Georgc w.
RingstaiT, VINO ran away from Travis
county wither Farmer Mills daughter
Susan and brought her To NniS county,
was arrested late last night land jailed.
The girl came with him andN refused to
90 home with her father. Ring~tali saw
the peni;cntiary staring him in Zine face
If he persisted aud so he PROPOSED TO
marry the girl. Tho ceremony took
place in the Jail this ilOrniug AMP Ring
stall was released, lie and his wife I'M
mediately left town together and
Farmer Mills went back to AusNn, n
very sorrowful man. He says RingS staff
will desert the girl ~ soon as he tires of
her.
Two additional arrests have been mad&
in the Thompson murder case--white
men--one named Nash and the other
Carlhorn. The bullet extracted from
ThOmpson's body, iii the empty cham
Der OF IA pistol found on Nash. Both
men were with larthOrn Saturday
night, and disappeared Immediately al
ter his death. They were trying to leave
tho country when arrested. Three men
are now under arrest, In connection
with this murder.
The Democratic executive committee
met to-day and read Hon. T.. A. Jones'
letter, Withdrawing from the field as
Democratic nominee for the lower house
of the legislature. They declined 10 ac-
code to The withdrawal, and Col. Jones
consents TO remain on the ticket.
Charlotte Thompson closed her on
gagement cere tonight.
Cotton receipts to date, i9,OoS balos.
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TILE WEEKLY UERALpi DALLAS. TEXAs thursday

Nc itlis tO h..n ... il. n, Uthio iOfeo
~ rangers tnnH ~ fuu worth NJ once 4,
and ilils aoilun " bitterly denounced Nv
nii
Dmffirhi IL said ~ be- hurt ffos The
fall he frrrlted, hut not seriously. Nsfi.
aus ruuuors are surfnni na a. kis move.
ubni4t uuo ~ the eifoct that
be- boarded the Santa W. this morning
iu disguise bound fnr galveston To- take
the -ionuer for Now York, 4. believed
hy many, others claim he went a. the
Indian Territory, while s0ino believe he
IL siill To- the city.
T., schwartz ~ Co., Clothi0rs, we're
lu-od hv attachment to-day, Eleven
attachments are levied, three In favor of
ne city National bank for si,Ii7G,,
npdridgs \ Davis, si,O7h; W. n, Mayer,
$.,9A; r, Morris, Sllii; u, smith,
tlI41,JO; schwartz s. Ross, 5000; =, H.,
Sfhwurrl, fl,2iSl; i. =. Foiiler, N,l72j
Y, W schwartz, $500, Assets valued
Al Sl1,Onu,
Duhsnu's elegant barber shop on llous-
ton street, closed to-day, owing tn the
fact that no BARRIERS reported for dNty,
having gone 10 other ,huus tor Nurh,
/ nubsOn has hccu financially ghubr-
rasspd ''r~pmn time,
Judge Hood IassCd soutVhcr on
seven criminals u day, tprmT ranging
from Two 10 two years, four paving APP
pCaled THOR eases, =
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M'SWEENEY,


The Irish American SUSPECT has
spoken, and he don't ike blaine in
deed ao don't. Claiming, aud proving
himself to hp an American citizen from
his own lips, II appears that he "as at
lowed 10 luugu.sh in prison by iLAI>E'
tho American premier, simply because
lac was of Irish descent. Free and I'M
shacklcd. lao now loathes the power that
could have given him his freedom, As
hn does the very British bolts and bars
that held him in bondage. He alleges
that after tao wounding Of GARFIELD
opportunity after opportunity was given
the Plumci Knight who was then the
ruling power 10 vindicatc his right, and
that each and every importantly was
inSultingly rejected, that called for oven
Il hearing oi his ease.
our Irish brethren arc sensitive rs To
their rights as naturalizcd citizens
moro so perhaps than those Of other
naliuualitics, and particularly indis-
posed 10 change their opinions after har-
ing once expressed them. But we would
modcstly suggest that il they would
read what Mr.. McSwEESgT is pro-
claiming about Mn. BLAINE they will
(or nav conclude that the great adj
mircr of GLADSTONE is not the most re-
liable friend OF m Irshmnn in kilmSin-
ham Jail. lie has shown his Willingness
to involve the country in war with all
tho world about a pile Of bird deposit
in the Pacific Coast, but turns with dis
gust upon a son Of Erin when Ameri-
canized and victim OF British oppres'
sion.
AT the grand demonstration the oth"'
day in New York in behalf OF CLEvE-
LASp, MCSwEENET was prominent and
grasping Mr.. CLEvELAHp's hand ex-
claimed, ~ have come over from Ire
land TO work for your election. When
BLAINE was in power | languished in a
British Jail. When BLAINE went out OF
Office | went out OF prison"
No words from no other man ought 10
so touchingly and pointedly appeal to
foreign, and especially Irish citizens in
this country as those. In condensed
form they eloquently present long
story and a great argument.
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ITuf Galveston gows saysi "fhls DE-
atfylns time ~ nowspspofs. Nsnv ~
ihem ere appealing a. lhelr debtors IN
money, whllo those WIN owo are un'lilo
to pay. Vow papers are making &c
pouso4." Nnd vet these same news
papers are doing more IA build up thoir
respective towns, sluntie. and the state
than nll other Influence. rummnri' II
may bo the fault ~ Publishers thrm.
-rl'r-, " hu p'ac, @ small estimate unnu
the value ~ their advert Ing columns,
and accept price, far below the actual
worth and the benefit advertisers 49,
rive from thrm, Advertisers often
want th .ir notices inserted for n priH,
which would not pay Tor she white
pnlrr They occupy ir nn rnllrr edition
and r.I,I,hcr, accept such prices
lhry ruMmli business iudiScrction rs
detrimental ,p their own interest, and
-.irup,, a, clothing merchant would
wHre Dec % avll "a -u,, uf CLOTHES, for less
,nau ar,t,l vo,s and probably below
WIN, jhn goods ~ .gH worth before hulnH
manufactured, 'u order Toe du business
Al. u.r "'n Publishers In measure The
yuu~. Of tho trying tunes with them
. y,lNr~"
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Io- view Locals.

LoNavIEw, Oct. 2l.--[Spccial. The
Republican pole at this place was last
night, sawed nearly through at thebase,
and slight wind broke it Off. i fell,
and with it the post Office and elaine
and Logan flags. There is geneal eX-
preston Of condemnation for the mean
trick. Many do not heSitate to express
their belief that it was done b. the Re-
pubIicans themselves, for political eff
feet. Whoever may have d0notlle deed
is regarded as silly, Ichildish 1hd con-
temptible.
Work on the Guif, Sabine & Louis
railway is being pusheC. Thtc are 10
men i'll the surveying corps, IlNut 100
on construction, and ~ getting out
ties. 1t is said by the knoYng ones
that inside of three months he gauge
will be made standard.
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CoRsICANA, Texas, Oct. 2l.-lSpeclal.
"A general trial of the watfr works
will he given in T. few days by Tho com
pany and in honor Of the event Of Cor
sicana's having water supply, grand
gala day is proposed, all business houses
to he closed and every one participate in
pleasures and festivities of the occa.
sion.
A conclusion has at last been arrived
at by our council, the fire engine being
accepted and the necessary vouchers
for its payment issued, although after
cons derable tribulation between the
mayor and Copncilmen.
A ward meeting will be held in tho
first ward Thursday evening, to nomi
nate an alderman to fill the place now
occupied by B. Ii. Allen.
Cotton continues to come in steadily
receipts to date amounting tC
5000 bales. This is considered
more than half the amount that will be
received at this point.
The norther struck us this evening
and was most welcome, as the weathe'
has been very hot and sultry for ne
past week.
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1872, 900 shares.
Tn. baltimore a Ohio yorsted.

st. LOUIS, Oct. 2l.--Tho cases of the
Baltimore & Ohio Express company
against the Adams and tho United
States express companies were heard to-
day in the United States circuit court
by Judge Treat, upon application of the
Baltimore q Ohio for an order of iniunc-
ton. Judge Treat denied the app!ica-
ton for injunction ana dissolved the
temporary restraining order, holding
that an express company has the right
to refuse to advance accrued charges on
shipments rendered to it by any preced-
ing express or raiirosd company. Judge
Treat said common carrier could be
restrained' from discriminating only
with respect to any express company;
it was under no such obligation to adj
vance charges TO q connecting carrier,
and because the Adams, the American
arA the United States companies chose
tel extend that courtesy TO each other
WIS no reason why courts could compel
them to pursue similar course with
tn Baltimore ~ Ohio company. 1t is a
mclter of favor and not of right. IL may
he accorded by one company to another,
if il chooses, and il may also be legally
der led,
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Ulois iemoefai pisss ths pnfsliis ~
lii2i The lsisst hgufss, piilishsd
rostefdsy, sho~ M. total rfohibiuon
ana uteenh.es 'ots w. have hson liW
saw tsk. ths Republican plurality
fruu this aud u wants Nh ~ hsng
majority over oil,
These ,fo facts and sgurss W ,hs
latest teturn.'
TITO Republicans are I'm behind The
combined opposition vote.
Why the Associated Pres. continues
to place the majority over ell al 900 in
the fr- ~ such 'srt,, Ia ore ~ those
m, stories "ro fellow eau hnd out"
with all their mouev and msEnstisln
In a Republican stat, In . presidential
wear, they are beaten hy the opposition
vote by over nOmsjoriIy.
This il indeed rand opposition vic
terry, II isa most humiliating Repuhli-
can dprCat. These latest nguTos from
lho Prohibition snd Groonbask vote
rlcU, up the whole matter and indicate
the 'uli and unquss.iouablo defeat OF
The Republicans IA Ohio. Particularly
h. tni, - whom tho NgUre. in the October
election in former presidential year. are
considered,
Ia is.2 IN October tho secretary OF
state, Republican, had n clear majority
over al. OF l2,lOi, or plurality OF over
/ 1900. In ls,S The Republican candidate
Tor secretary OF state had . majority
over all 5,7Si. In 1870 the Republican
candidate TOR secretary Of state had .
plurality Of 1905 and = clear majority
/ over all ~ l2,2lS. Now he IL behind all
/ by ,O26, a difference OF over 5000 he-
: tween the presl ut and last presidential
/ October contest In the great Republican
state Of Ohio.
And ye, they brs,enly profess to have
won grand victory Ia ohio What
cheek and what sbsnrdity!
Then we have carried eleven OF TIE
twonty-ons congressional districts, SHOW
ing that tho Democracy il really in con-
troll by majority OF ons IN the congress
.ional districts at least and beyond quas-
tiOn.
Upon tho whole, then, and in the
| light OF these facts, we cannot but see
that tho Republicans failed to carry the
state even. The opposition, il not the
Dem pcrscy, can beat the. by COM
bination any time, and to have left Re-
publ"anism in these stirring prcsi-
dental times in the lurrh by over l,ojC
votes is Waterloo defeat. Let the
news be published to the world, with
a confidence and flourish Of trumpcts
even born OF and justified by so une1-
pectcd and magnificent victory!
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Jas. ID. Br,. Far was arrested and
jailed last evegIs by oihcef Aherne, on
the affidavit q ,trael Crump, who swore
that Rred.bet Eot him foul on the sOn-
fidSnca chacj fisiness, at the union de-
not. botweenI End 7 o'clock p. m. The
r.mo was hi old old story. On the
route 70 DAFT h'radshear had cultivated
GRIMM renrE enting himself as a mer-
chant returuslg from New York. AT
this ,pojnlI he was met by
parties WEI urgently insisted that
there wers goods here on the
e, suiis4t; that they must be paid
for or .Orfeitjad, etc. Brashear had no
money but produced check for S920.S0,
drawn by ftacey & Baker on the City
National bank of Fort Worth. On this
Crump Advanced $40, and Brashear de-
parted, Crump felt uneasy, found that
Brasil ear was playing him, sent his wife
on and stall over with Brashear to see
him through and get his money back.
ONLY some 81 was found on Brashehr,
and his cohfederates are at large, but
the pEobability is they will also be ar
restod. n the game had possessed more
Crump would have had more
sym bath.
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Fort worth Local Notes.

FORT WORTH, Oct. 90 delayed Spe.
sial. Sheriff Richmond, of Bervalillo
county, New Mexico, and Capt. Schmitt
of tho rangers, went to Austin this
morning to sec Gov. Ireland about Mac
Intire's case. Doc Lewis, OF Wichita
Falls, one of the prisoners lawyers, and
several friends also went down in Mac
Intire's interest. Last night when the
crowd went to the Jail Capt. Schmitt
said he would not take MacIntire away,
80 aheut 4 o'clock this morning some
thing like quiet was restored.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the prisoner
was brought into the district court
room, to have hearing on the writ
OF habeas corpus. The state and defense
agreed to a continuance, the requisition
and warrant having been taken TO
Austin by Richmond. The ease was set
Z hearing on tho sd instant. The Fqrt
Worth Il Denver train tonight brought
in eighteen Siende of Aclntire from
rhhs,i 70 Wien.
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.
oosnul. LAWSON e SIMPSON
wall street Rear. checked hHlilni"fe
onto wof.,,i IN the Tspross Wa
A riE Gotten 'nrEn THE
Iitilr1sd situation, stc,
mnr, n,l,Imnrr Z nhIo Ll,IrslIon.


nAfTiNuHr oct, "a, The phlad' IL
phia, wilmington & Baltimore railroad
company flied their answer to-day In
The circuit court Ia the hill
of the baltimore q ohio railroad cnn-
many, upnu which IA Injunction was
granted hv Jui';o i'isher on October
10, q. strauinr the Philad ,phia,
Wlmiug' ~ ~ Baltimore road
c ~T," or IL" baltimore 4 ohio INTO
York. The Philadelphia, vii
mingtOn a. baltimore company
takes an appeal from The injunction 10
the court NJ app aHl giVr' al idrin-
nifying bond ior $aiO,ON, Accnmpan-
Ing the order IL an affidavit
by Geo. F., wilkins. general
agent of the Philadelphia. Wilmington
~ Bnllimorrth't no appeal hnt taken
[ r DELAY. ThiS action Su penis tho IN
junction anil the iiugl determination by
the court of appeals, The answer OF the
Philadelphia, Wilmington * Laiuim 10
company, after admlttiny that tho Iia.u-
more 4 Ohio has established u line OF
express business and shopping ears
between New York al, Baltimore, de-
MES that tho business at 4" 'piumon car
rler by railroad, requires that roads
making connection with each other
should give aud receive tneir cars so
that u continuous line between diff
fcrent and distant points may
he made and mailtoiHuu, and that
passeugors and goods may DO carried
| from tho point OF shipment to their des.
! tination without change Of cars, and
however desirable said az
rangomont NAV he, respondent
saws Ina. without mentioning
| less important contcrs og trade IL is well
| known that ut New y rk aud Boston
there are no such connections ~ ar
rnngpments betw een railroads.
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tfawffd, IA eas Ish 10 . g.Ha
and The bguse decided that tifaw hfd
should feplY, which he refused H. du
The meeting hfohs % ~ i0fy, 4. iii,,
and many to-day ara h' Capt. ndyd fuf
county Judge.
II u fimofed that den. W, n. liam
mon vii take the stump and stump the
county Nv favor ~ Cant. lloyd and
nFainst Crawford. Politics are waving
hot aud lively times arc expected.
VT. Harris, ono Of the salV alton army
from Waco, has been holding u pro-
irnoted meeting 40 the Methodist ohiitrh
inf the past iva weeks, anu preach ig
regularly ON the streets ovOry day ~ 4
u, IN, lie succeeded last n'ght In got
Ting up a religious oAcltom0nt. Some
shouting wasindulgoi In.
A iisiirui light was iud1lged in hc-
tween Tom Jones, present candidate tor
sheriff, and Charles Fisher, The cause
of the difficulty was some remark made
by Fisher. No one hurt.
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nnnr mnrr IInfnrinnn,r.m

A woman, giving her maine To a man
near Longs Lake rs Julia llaney, was
found last evening hrtN,cu 3 aud I
o'clock 10y Undertaken smith perfectly
dead villa wound in the upper portion
OF the pit Of III stomach. Mr.. Smith
was informed Of thu fA,'- of b?r do th hy
n negro who had discovered her, .-oprad
up In q sitting position on the blnL.
Just above the Park spring, anN
sho had hc0u dead only II short time.
She was about y years of age apparent
ly, wore plain clothes and had on n
plain sunbunnet. She had received the
hospitality of the man referred 10 as
living on the hillside about the lake VINO
had told her in the morning that she
must 20 somewhere else. Sho left eN-
pressing an Intent 10 destroy herselfbut
he thought no more Of IL until the report
came OF the finding of nor body when
Is now Ut undertaken smiths ana viii
be buried at public expense. IN inquest
will bo held. She was from tho Indian
Territory.
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"Nirgiuius.'
Next Thursday, sd inst, Frst.'
varde will appear ut tho Dallas opera

Next Thursday, sd inst, Frst.'
Warde will appear ut tho Dallas opera
house in his great imperrunaIion or
"Nirginius.n All cultivated people
have read the story of the heroic Roman
father, and the majority have seen
conception of the character Is
said to be equal % McCui-
lough's, at his best. Dallas play low
ers are well acquainted with Mr..
warde, and perhaps not Il single proper
critic doubts his ability To give this
grand idyl II proper portrayal. de has
the fire, the solemn depth of cultured
pathoS ana the heart and soul pregnant
with the genius of his art, MI necessary
to the recalling from the dust the old
Roman, and presenting him as he
stood, holding aloit in the market place
the bloody knife with which his stern
love had saved from dishonor his virgin
child,
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.Marylaufler Gene.

HMaryIspder Gene.
al citiagns
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fAO1 WASlIlSGTOS.
ntpon Y THE omar DRoUrr
The o. sr Usue'si ~ the Army sch.
nj, insneiAi ststement- Uur
iepT' sentative Nofn-
bead and Bsfied.
\ TIE omar pRoUrp
A Nslulsss ilepsrt

WAsnIsG ros, oct. "a. An officer OF
tho signal service said to-day, relative Ia
the long continued drought, that during
september, 1t existed In all sections
east Of the Mississippi Valley, aud in
ToIas; that general rains have Glllon
during October, in Tennessee, the Ohio
valley and the lake re- lion, but that the
drought has continued In the middle At
lantic, the south Atlantic and the gulf
states. The u ~ rain that has fallen,
has not been sUticirut Ia do any gOou 10
crops In these sections, Al Atlanta,
Georgia, rain has not fallen for over two
months, and II II estimated that the cot
ton crop in that vicinity will fall short
10 per cent, and that near Shreveport,
LOuisiana,it II estimated that the cotton
crop will he only /" o-thirds 0fnn nvorage.
In The vicinity of Petersburg, Virginia,
II has become necessary 10 close cotton
factories on account Of the scarcity OF
water, Tho officer, parts indications
Of light rain In this vicinity soon aud
saws there Is Il heavy rain storm in the
lake regions, Vhore has been no rain of
Consequence in and about Washington
for nearly three mouths. Shade trees
along tho streets aud ia the parks are
showing the effects Of the long, contln'
ucd drouth,
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The a4reoptican exhibition given last
niglkc 1.-THE corner of Main and Murphy
sire ATTRACTED quite an assembiage
and cited considerable admiration.
II Isl spectacular show of the q. w.
NJ. Reed Bitter Co., If New Haven,
Conn, and was very creditable affair.
Sprld upon an IS-toot canvas they dis
ptayd some splendid views from
Shkespeare--com tragic, movable
and crayon, and also held up to nature
i'm Wonderful portraiture some of the
mist distinguished of orr public men.
rye show will continue duriugihe week
ard the admiring multitude will doubt
less increase in numbers and apprecia-
tDD.
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THE SUN ONLY SHINES FOR DANA,

1t is an impudent and unfounded
boast III these days of fierce campaign
ing that the ..Sun shines for ALL" This,
of course, refers exclusively to the New
York sun. That ancient ard universal
orb up in the heavens still dispenses its
iayorS toward the just and the unjust
but its New York journalistic name
sake, formerly shining so bright in the
political and news spheres OF this coun
try. is now laboring under an eclipse
Its coarse, cruel, brutal and personal
warfare upon Coy. CLEVELAND and
directly in the interest Of the man about
whom it has said severer things than
any journal in America, is beginning tc
disgust every decent Democrat in Amer
lea and impress them with the convic-
ton that instead Of its beinga shining
Sun which Mn. nkEh is manipulating
it is miserable tallow dip.
Perhaps il would have been a polite
if not wise thing for Mr.. CLEvELANI
to have appointed MIR. DANA's son on his
staff when appealed to in that direction
Even such journalist as Mr.. DAHA
enjoys seeing his "hopofuls'' in offices
that pay well and by bowling to the Sun,
CLEvELANp could have clinched DANA
so to speak.
He preferred to do otherwise. He
paid no attention to the Sun. lie lei
Mn. DANA's dude son go, and he appoin'
led a man whom he thought better fit
ted for the position. Then the seven
Walls Of DAEA's wrath were poured
out.
How despicab,e and disgusting to see
such man as DANA turning against
decency and administrative reform and
attempting with all his power to Mexi-
canize the government, simply because
his son did not obtain a dudish sinecure
under CLEvELASD!
Commenting on the returns from Ohio
recently, aud comparing GREELEY and
CLEVELAND, the sun remarks: "Yet
in one most important respect the diff
ference is enormous between these two
candidates, both imposed upon the DEM
ocracy by revolving Republican fae-
lions. IIoRACE GREELEY was a man of
vast intelligence and knowledge, OF
snntless personal character and noble,
unselfish motives. GROVER CLEVELAND
is man tattoood with shame, base and
degraded in his personal relations, liv :
ing only for himself and his own selfish
and egotistie ends, profoundly ignor-
ant, and OF barren, commonplace mind "
No baser SANDER, 10 coarser attack,
no fouler or dirtier wrong was ever per-
petrated by daily newspaper than this
stylo of warfare by the Sun against
CLEVELAND. IN
The now contenpt.ble sheet ought.
be bovcotted by every decent DemoF
.no '"'iu. ,.. ,,, ID in
Ills -, n.f: In
'"O la ,arty,
OF those Democrats in the east OF
eign or other persuasion who are -,
ocrats for revenue only" In the .,,a
place the party has been freed f.
incubus of the New York Sun!
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Calvert Chronicles.

b CALVERT, Oct. 2l.-lSpecial. There
was a political meeting held at the city
hall last night, at which tho discussion
Of the coming election was entered into
by Judge John Il. Crawford, present
county Judge, and who is again before
the people for re election, and his op'
ponent, Capt. James Boyd. They
abused one another, and ths lie was
freely given and taken. Hon. Scott
Field was called upon to address the
meeting, but refused to do 40 unless
Judge Crawford 1r0l11 answer him and
explain bna 1r1
would of
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An APPOINTMENT.

LoNpoN, Oct 2l.-H. Campbell Ban
hermann, secretary to the Admiralty, Is
appointed chief secretary for Ireland,
vice Trevelyan. George j. DodSon,
chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster,
has been created n peer, and will be sue
ceeded by Trevelyan, with seat in the
cabinet,