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Elniay Ross great Fsralfurs and Ca-p>i In
poriErn. No. lie and Ia Main street, opfc.iis
the p-os;oitcs. IL the largest sssahii<Anaesi in
the city To prov. IL risit The cthsr furnitzre
e-iAbll-hn.nts thea call NJ 9oD' 1a0Gsoik
establishment, ADD yoc VIII II e0cs b eono
Ei1oec Of the iruihfslssO % this stssenSa;.
And uasre voc viii zee rs largssf md facet
The larses; a4sortnsss Of ossn0oe apd medium
furn:t1rS- koss' sIses s0psrssm can asd VII
di.ooaa; say otser osp,sr's Price. The saes-
to- Eixsi arise vAy - e. ssii easapsrf Be-
and has the 0aosy - ~ it-~i;A ~ rsEs %
pay and ~ 0Gnsy = taks sdvsstags Of ne
uArksS.
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The Little Arkansas rose two feet during
the last As hours.
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A Rare Chance For Land Renters.

A gentleman owning section of fine riv-
er bottom land in Sedgwick county, Kansas,
desires TO lease it in quarter sections, TOR I'M
provement, for the term of five years. He
will place $3.50 house upon each quarter
with fencing material for a ten acre pasture
lot. For further particulars enquire of
e. Crib. Wichita, Has d204-w43-lm.
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Bargains.

1r you want good honest goods at good
honest prices, go and sec Post the Pawn
broker. d222-6t
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&C. \. Andrews, sheriff of Marion coun-
ty, arrived in the city last evening.
Matthew Brennan, agent for the Louise
Sylvester company, is in the city preparing
for the appearance Of this theatrical organ
izaiion in the near future
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-06

John Shot has just receiveda choice lot o!
eating apples. In tact, he always keeps
them. dl93-f
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We put the Blue Ribbon on our 81 co meme
dress shoe in all styles. Ills the cheapest shoe
in the state: Look At them in our window,
they are bargain A ALLEN d-l.S
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-06

The great concert tonight at the opera
house.
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The EAGLE is in receipt of a very credita-
bic piece of work in the shape of a catalogue
of the Harper Public Library and Reading
Room, Harper, Kansas, from the Times Of
flee, of that city, in which was enclosed
unique card, reading. "Leaphart, Reporter
and Printer, at home anywhere" The cat
alogue gives upwards of seven hundred vol
umnes, which for SO young a city as Harper
is worthy OF notice and praise.
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To the Editor of the Eagle

see in your report yesterday of the pre-
ferences of a number of our prominent citi-
zens for mayor. Col. Stewart leads the list.
Col. Stewart is a good citizen, neither too
radical nor too liberal, Republican from
principle, was a gallant soldier. and would
make the best MAYOR Wichita ever had. ]
move TO make his nomination unanimous.
W i. STANLEY.
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$4,000 70 loan on mortgage tor one and
t~o wears, By Kansas Loan Investment
Co. Wichita National Bank building. dl+3t
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Money To Lean.

J. e Richey will insure yonr property or
stock in the only reliable =. 4 VI insurance
company, q Springfield, Mass, farm depart
ment. dlt9ti
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II you want to buy cheap tot. in Zimmer-
iy's addition. call on Fred Schather, At city
clerks Office dS2tf
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$4,000 TO loan on mortgage for one and
two years. BY Kansas Loan & Investment
Co, Wichita National Bank building
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A sewing machine for SO worth $40 at
Post the Pawnbroker's
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Nearest to business ceuter OF city. Prices
ow and easy terms n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Pointer,

Pointer.
See Post the Pawnbrokcr, if you want
watch.
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Telephone your order. TO Freeman Il
liibSFger hack or livery. .0-n
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Also farms and city property for sale.
House and two lots, $500. Vacant lots $50
each by A. L. Austin, office corner of Law
renee and Douglas avenue, Wichita Kansas.
dIq7-tf
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$4,000 to loan on mortgage for one and
two year. by Kansas Loan i Investment
Co, Wichita National Bank building.
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Look ont for the grand clearance al. OF boot
and sdoe- st he Red Front, commencing RICH
after the holidays at Aliens
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II you would ike pure uns6Gl:erx;ed
sweet cider. 60 TO the wholesale produce
store. sold IN quantities to suit the s.is;oEDer.
liz Markei s.rret dlsa-tf
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The Wichita stock Yard company have regular
sale days on saturday OF each week. beginning
81 one O'Clock D. N Examine their stock
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Admission, 90 cents: Reserved seats - cents.
Reserved Seats on sale at Postonice Book Store
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SOME MONEY AND TAPER


For lots In Hs,ssid'. Addition. we'll AID 60,
veuientIy located II
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i acsOInteIy the
Most Magnificent Concert Singer in the World
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THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

B. D. HAMMOND, Sec'y.
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.GG0AGE B. N'GLEaLAN.
DEATH OF THE GREAT SOLDIER
At His Home In orange, New JerAey.
Messages of Condo encs frcm eres-
ident cleveland aud Govsrnar
kbbott-uew the News was
keeeived Everywhere.

ORANGE, N. j., Oct. 2a.-General
George b. Mcclellan, ex-commander
OF the army OF ths Upitea States, died
suddenly NJ his homo on Orange
rnountsin, this morning at 3:l0 O'Clock,
from exhaustion, produced by re-
peated shocksof neuralgia of ths hear.
Though ho had nearly completed his
591h year, he had preserved not ouiy
buoyaut sphits, but buoyant, youth
fal agility. Therefore, whep he began,
about thrse weeks ago, so have pains
IN tho heart, neither no norshis medi-
cpl man, DIR, Swsrc, of Orange, nor
any OF his family, regarded the matter
ae serious. He, aud every one
olso, believed yesterday that
the troublesome malady Vas either
gone Tor good, or a. loast
Tor a long tims. III that bellog ihs gem
ersl ordered his carriage yeesefdsy
morning, drove 10 Orange, accom-.
panied BY his only dauEAter, Haw sev-
eral gentlemen on business and made
an appointment with ono of them for
IL o'clock today. He returned homo
10 excsllent spirits, ate heartily st kia
nleal hour, and retired Ia rest. Abpus
III O'Clock the pains returned, and a
m ssenger on bor sebsoS was dis
petchsd down the Hill for The doctor,
who cane back win the least pOssible
delay. When he entered the bedroom
OF the general ka found his pstien.
IL extreme agony. The paroxyins
returned with frequency thst was
alarming, and tho homeopathic RENE,
dies, which the ssill OF the doctor sug-
gested, were no moro efficient than
thoee thaS bad been supplied BY tho in
'elligent affections of General Me-
Clellsn's wife and daughter, who had
mipissere1 to him unceasipgty from
the first alarm. For four hours he
suffered the most excrnciatung sgony.
ADoat 3 o'clock there wan < change.
The eyes of tho patient bsgan to grow
brighter, aud njs face, thar had
been white with pain, began
rscoyer it, usual ruaiy hue. II gave
a 'ony, deep sigh olreliei, snBied faint.
ly aod said.
81 feel easy now. Thank God, |
have pulied throughw
Then he sank back upon his pillow
as ifcxhsusted, closing his eyes. The
doctor, who was ws,ching hi,
taoe with extreme soiiciiuie
saw the nnerring signs of approaching
collapse, and whispered to Mrs
Mcclellan, ~ fear he is dying" II
wss bat 100 trne. General Nee eIln
raised himself on one hand, hal
opened his eyes. and fell back dead
No ARRANGEMENTS hnve yet been m adt
| for the funeral,
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presencs OF 5000 spectator. The
greatest cnthusi sStn prevailed Turing
tue ceremony, followed by y oApQUok
NJ which toasts for the president aud
government were drunk. HonOra.
also, have been paid Ia that city to tkS
memory OF General Lcrenxe Yglesla6.
A dispatch from Cants reaorts thoS
ths government troops were surpvisr6
during the night Of the 2ith insss s. by
the rebels. they we're obiig>a H. re-
t'rs to the heights, whittier the Nom
toperos followed them, resultiug \, the
defeat OF the latter, with tho is Il
mails.
News from Argenta snaonnaes The
arrival a. Cu2co of so-saiisc, Mis,Ssar
loarra, with two inlantrv hat .,,.na
ana cavalry pickets. Ibsss& ma st,.se
resigned hss command. The Il, .ps
VIII continue their march 10 =. inn
CAcerss upder another chief,
A fearful explosion occurred In thu
mines at Colqusshacs, Bolivia, In
which several people were killed.
the minister of war, accompanied
~ his staff and troops, lott iar the
south yesterday.
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WAsutNoroS, Dot. 2o.--The follcv.
Ing executive order was i,suod to-dpy,
Executive Mansion, Washington, Oct 90,
Tbo death ~ George u. Mcclellan,
al oho ttmo tho msjor.gen0fal oom-
msndlng the armies Of the United
States, took place at an early hour this
morning. Az maik OF pubic resnoct
TO tho memory OF this dislinguished
soldier aud citizen, wa IN military
ability aud civic Virtues have shud
lu.tarupon tho bis..ory OF the country,
~ !. ordered by CHI. prsNldent TINT the
ntlonai nag BY Displayed 81 hali-mss,
upon All tho rp.ldin. Of the executive
oepartmen,s In this CITY until afior his
funeral anil have taken placn.
l''gue0. DANIEL \ LAMONT,
private SECRETARY.
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GENERAL aRANr,a nopY.

1t viii Remaln In Riverslds PAsk&s
Mrs. grants Letter ON the subjects
New York, Oct. 2o.-During ssverkl
weeks past tnerc has been much speo-
ulstlon in tho minds Of New Yorkotn
asto whether General Grants remains
would remain kereo or be removed from
tho State. These doubts grow out Of Z
recently published statement, attrib-
u,ed TO Hon. J. b. Chsfrse, 20 the q.
fec. that the family OF General Grant
did not wish the genoral'a body 10 re-
main in this oily, and that Con.
siess, ut its next session, would
take action In tho matter. Ia or
der to mako sure about tho msttor
the Grant Monument association de-
cided to take action, and Oh tho 10th
iuetant, Mayor Grace, its vlcs-presl.
don't, wrote lotter TO Mrs. Grant, stat.
ing tho rainors, st somo length, saying
that they would likely interfere serfs
ously with the raising Of tho fund for
tho monument and asking bor 70
make deilnise and positive abatement
public. Her reply ia appended:
aNcw York, oct .s...w. ". 0rAcs, Mayor
OF Now York Clty:"
"DEAR SIN: Your letter OF tho 10Th
came during my abscnce, aud was 70.
ceivod on my return from Long
Branch. Riverside waa ktleci.a bY
myself and family ns the turirl placo
OF my husbant, Goneral qrMt. rirst,
because believed New xofk WAS he
preference; second, IL In near ,hr reol-
denco that hops TO OCCUPY ~ lung -
hin resting place often, third, have
believed, and nm now convinced,
that tho tomb will DO visited BY -
many of his countrymon hero ~ {
isuriSly, tho offer Of = park IL New
York was tho frat which was observeo
and unreservedly assented ~, tn4
only condition Imposed by. 0ener4
Grant, himself, rsmelys that | shoulo
have 4 place by his aide.
III am, cir, very respccssuliy :.
'li' uJVi.fA ID. 0nANT."
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WASHINGTON.
ApnaM Report Of the CHIEF sicnal
~ Officer.

Apnaal Report Of the CHIEF signal
~ Officer.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 20.-The annual
repoeL OF tho chief signal officer was
nlads public BY tho aecrstary OF war
to-day. The report states that the
courae OF the instruction at FL. Meyer
ha, been improved and enlarged, and
now provides fer tho fell education of
Tho officers aud tho signsl corps In tho
duties required Of them In
tlms OF war; The report expresses
regret at tho fact that IL
has..been impossible TO drill tho mon
in handling field telegraph trains, ow-
to r. ieck OF horses. & desire IL eX.
pressed th2t provision 90 nedo for
supply of llorses,ao that the corps may
may bo put IN condition - handle
hsld trains In timo OF war. Ino report
states that IT is proposed 70 erect two
stations, about Is miles spart, 10 DO
used ior. The purpose Of perf6oting the
plen Ia the art OF vlsnai
military ssgnels. Tho work OF tho
signai Office durlug the past year IS
fully reviewed, ana e numbar OF sug.
gestions are mauo as 20 sts further I'm
prOyement.
lt dwells ospsci4iiy upon the dietri.
button vi siguals nt warning, regard
lug the approaah oi GAIA waves, with
view 10 the protection OF cropg, and
Asks that the appropriation for this
purpose ho incfea.od with 5000, II
70 estimated that The United S.ntes can
DO practically al. served with these
wtrrings.
,sop..nI II..o.. ..
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Interview With An Ex-Member of uis
Sta6

CHICAGO, Oct. 29-Mejor Joaeph
Kirkland, OF this city, who
was member Of McClellan's
staff vt she time tho latter was
in-chief OF the army,
said III an Interview to dRy thai
no believed IL no change had
been msae from Washington ia Gen
nra! MeClelian's plans, he would have
taken Richmond in tho ilfst pcninsu-
IL campaign.
"McCieiian protestod,' ho said,
"agaipst being recalled to Washington
aud begged to boenpowered TO con
unuo the attack on Richmonc.v
Major Kirkland spoke IN the warm
eat terma of McClellan's military
gsnias, aud roferred repeatedly to
ino love his men bore 10 him on NO.
count o. hia humanity and solicilude
for their welfare.
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GERAAN-MEXlCAN.
sIsMARk's COLONIZATION PLAN,
Sernany VIII Loan Money to Mexico
and In Return win Enjoy Special
Colonization Csacssslons-un-
clio sam Watching His
Interests Down There.

NEw YORK, Oct. 29.-ISpeclal.l--A
Washington special to the Post says
that Presideat Dlsz, OF Mexico, ac,irr
upon the assumption that the reel.
proclty treaty with tho Ual,ed StAtes
viii rot be ratified, Is negotiating with
Germany for loanlto help Mexico
out OF her firancisl difficulty. His
hopo was that tho treaty would
lead TO such large Investments In
Mexico that /. would not be difficult
for him to plaza q loan in the United
States. He arst triei to negotiate with
England, and. lis said, gas prepared
20 make large commercial aud uthor
concessions. but Eugland declined to
assume any new responsibilities. The
dispstch continues:
snow, the story goes,E ,EDlaz has ap-
piled to the German goverpmeut. "a a
last resort, with proposition similar
to that which waH n,atia earIlsr in tbf,
wear 10 this goverument OK Groat
Hde'aD, and neyoliaiious upon this
subject are said 10 be now psndiua.
Gsruians horo, who nuRht to ho we'll
informed ON the subject, expresn the
opinion thai Bismarck win grant Mex
iro's request II she will grant TO GUr-
many certain colonization privileges,
and thst tho Mexican government is
disposrd To sccsde 10 Ih.ir demand.
x hexica SHAFT make concessions ia
Blsinatck the United States
will ho very much interested
| 10 know ,ns nature %, the concession
and whether or not the treaty which
inay bn entered lu,o would ba In viola.
tian OF the Monroe doctrine. Unless
so,no or the diplomats are very mucl
mistaken, tho United States will sooi
have sn opportunity TO decide tina
question,
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qha News In Now Ynrl

NEw YORK, Oct. GA; General Me-
Clelsn's Office in this city only the
mere news OF his domise has been ie-
csived. He had boon falling tor mouth
psst, snd had not visited nis Office Al,
two weess; though itwss moi, expected
that his illness would result fatally,
He leaves q son aud daughter. as
soon as Tho nOws spread throughout
the city grsat sorrow was G;spresaei'
at the general's death, and sne fl3gs
on pubic buildings were placed at
halCmsst. Tho GrunS Army post has
called & meeting to express aofrow
and offer u body guard for tho re.
mains. Arrangements for tho funeral
hsye not yet beGn made.
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whsro the Funeral WI, Bc

NEW York, Oct. 29.-Though no
definite arrangements In regard 10
the funeral axe being made, Il is prob.
able that the services viii
he held In the Madison
Square Presbyterian church, on
Monday, and that the interment viii
bo st Trenton. The family have beon
deluged with messages OF condolenc,
from all parts Of this country and from
Europe.
Ganeral Fitz John Porter saya that,
though General MoCiellan's personal
rec0liections wera burned, he sue
ceetod In reproducing most OF LhOm:
that they will be published soon, and
ihat they Will create a Mir equal 10
thst caused by tho publication az De.
poe's letter concerning the Grant
. JnhnEOn matter,
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General Gr,inr,

WARRINGTON, oc!. 20.--Ths follow
Ing general order was issued this aItol-
noon:
War Department, Washington, Oct. 20:
with profound regret thu secretary
Of war announces TO tho ermy the
death of General George B. Mcclellan,
formerly major u neral commanding
the arlNle9 Of tho United States, which
occurred at Orange, New Jersey, this
morning. The nnma and fans OF this
distinguished soldier aud citizen are
known ana honored throughout tho
republic az the organizer Of tho Army
OF the Potomac. He msde II capable
of accomplishing great deeds; tho les.
eoDs ho gave IL wore revor forgotten,
and the spirit with which he animated
II continued through oil Ito
eventful history. subsequently,
40 Its lesder, ho rendered great service
TO his country. Hts pure and noble
eharnctcr, his unsoliish devotion, and
tho duty he rendered in tho hour Of
peri! VIII cause mis- memory ever so be
cherished with pride by tho people Of
the United States.
lsignodl WM. q. ESDfcorT,
Secretary Of War.
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WASHINGTON, OCT. 2a.--tt Ia def
nisely loarGoa 10 dry that General
Mcclellan camo very near being maio
n member Of President Cloveland's
Cabinet; that no WIS rendered tho Rus.
alan mission, and decliued 1t because
OF BUSINESS engagements, and that
within the past II hours tho president
had concluded 20 offsr him an appoint.
mcnt Ms = member OF tho civil service
commission.
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THE WAN FEyHR AWAITING.
Spain.
THE non INSISTS.

MADRID, Oct. 29.-Prince Bismarck
having refused to admit the clsim Of
Spanish priority Of possession l.. the
Island OF Yap, Spain has prepared an
oth0r note, containing severe argu-
mens agRinat the logioai education Of
the Germun chancellor, and Insisting
on tho acceptance of the claims c2
Spanigh priority.
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The London Standard ON the Gsad
General

LONDON, Oct. 29.--The Standard
says tho desth Of Gan.
erni Mcclellan removes apoikar
preminent figure OF the war,
lie, however, was not Fortunate. .
He had tho i'll luck to
he politically opposed TO Presid snt
Lincoln aud therefore did not rece!vs
the nocassary support General Mc.
C!allan's glory was shorb lived. Grant
was certainly not such master
OF the sclenca uf war. Long before the
civil war, Mcclellan was
an experienced soldier. uis
solGi0rs all loved bin. aud
time hnp aofiened tho hard things sntd
against him. The article, taken q, .
whole, il most ouloglstic.
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rBoM PRESIDENT cLEvELASD.
NEWARK, N. j., Ost. .p.--Govornor
Abbott has sent tho following tale
gam 10 Mre. Mcclellan:
estate OF New Jersey, Executive Depart
inent, Trenfun,- N. J.,i Oct. ~, lSsb-To
New Jersey,
"Mr DnHR MADAM.-I hnvo Just
heard, with profound sorrow, Of Ne
Death Of yoof dlstlnpulshsd huoeond.
+. ~ Es - ~ 49, =; 4 NV s% jss' e
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Russia,
ALLEGED INTRIGUE OF AUSTRIA AM

ALLEGED INTRIGUE OF AUSTRIA AND
snnviA-oRrrfSo ni:Apr TO rronT.
LONDON, ocs @.--Dispatchcs from
ST. Petersburg ststo that tho Russian
oabinot officials allego that Austria
aud Servls aro intriguing for terri-
torial nggrnndlxement detrimental 70
Russian Interests In tho Balkan pcnin.
Huls, Information must have beeu
received from what they considcr rs.
liable source, a. Russia has, for the
past few days, been secretly arminp
with tho Intention OF heing prepared
at any moment, should tho contiu-
nency arise, 10 assert her claims In the
Balkan States.
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rrsm tho London p.,iv Nav.

LONDON, Oct, 29.-The Daily News
says Genera! Mcclellan was capable
soldier, but he was scarcsly equal to
hi. oNor,uni,ies. He might have lett
much greater reputation IL no has
been called to thu necoud place. lie
never asfired +, the first place,
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Nsw YoRx, OCT. 2.-Thc World has
the following special nom Providence,
Rhode leland, Of OCTOBER Is, Mrr.
J. Frink Gilmore Of No. Q Lawrence
street, Eave birth 70 four children this
iicufv. fhs ms;Ssr' ia 'iS doing ! WsiL ~ "a
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pr,siasn,ia, Arpoin,mou,s

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o..-rho presi-
dent to-day appointed William A. Ma
hony 10 ba collector OF customs Tor tho
district OF Fernandina, Florida; George
A. Heassn, 10 be surveyor of customs
FOR tho port of Memphis; Walter God.
dard, 10 b. collector of customs for the
district OF Fairfield, Connecticut.
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PARIS, Oct. 2e.-M. Ferry, in An in
iorview yesterday, said he believed
fromlor Brisson was tho only man
who could succeed In uniting tho Re-
publican groups In tho Chamber of
D0paties into a majority. The task
would No u difficult one. NJ. Forrv OPP
pores the separation OF tho church and
htato, on tho ground that electors do
not desire it.
ATTEMPTED TO AssAssINATE THE MIN
iSrER or FOREIGN ArrAIRs,
PARIS, Oct. 29--CoUsideTaple excite
mont was created hore to-day by an
attempt IN assgssinnio nj, Do I'roy-
ciuet, tho French minister of foreign
nifairs. After attending fho cabinet
meeting M. De Freycinet took q dive,
and whilo returning % the building
occupied by the ministry Of foreign NJ
faire, niRn steppoh out Into the'iuad-
way and fired pistol diroctly at tho
caryisgoin whiuh Nj. Do Fr0ycinet was
naaiSd. Fortunately the shot did not
take effect, and before tho cnlprit
could fire again he was crested 10y
police ilicers. Tho wolld-be assassin
waa examined O, tho police ststlon,
and confessed that no did not know
NJ. De Freycinet personal y, nnd re.
insed 10 2ivo his bamc or occupation.
Toe prisoner looks like amschanio of
superior intelligence, and appears to
beef italian dts Ont.
LATER PARTICULARS.
PAkIs, Oct. D.--Thero is very little
doubt that NJ. Defrcycinet's aessilant
Is an Italian, as no speaks with q
strong Italian accent. He glorios In
thu attempt on tho lifo OF the foreign
miniator, and regrets that he failed to
XIII him. After being prevented from
nrlng tho second shot, no throw
tho revolver Into tho Selno.
Ito IL apparently oi sound mind. NJ.
DuFroycinot has suffered no III conse-
quenco, beyond q sllght shock u his
nervous system. Ho has received
numerous congratulations on his os.
capo, especially from tho foreign diplo-
mats In this city.