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Mixed Au.,omle. WIN No, DO.

From the Memphis Avalanche,
A Galveston surgeon has succeeded
in supplying a patient with a few
inches of shinbone by bone grating,
or piecing the dissecting tibla with a
section Of dog bone, supplied in
small pieces from the anatomy of a
number OF living dogs.
he well authenticated case OF the
man with a brave heart, whose cow
ardly legs carried him out of battle TO
report, doubtless, his command "all
cut to pieces" shows such influence
in the leg that ii may well be doubt
ed whether this practice can become
general or popular without extraor.
| binary precautions against acquired
dispositions. ,,.,
There is no knowing at what time
n gentleman thus patched as respects
y his leg with dog-bones might inter
g rupt moonlight seance with his lady
l. love by dropping on his launches anC
l. having the moon. The crave AM
l. digniiied Clergyman, colossal in cleri
: cal collar and cravst, might at an,
at time scandalize his Pensioners b.
i'll pursuing casual rabbit across 10
On churchyard.
III Think of reverend theOlogian, n
us constructed with mule bones, 0acGln
OF his ears aud letting fly with his nee
ebt In some grave church council when
ies. should be quoting the fathers and
the sorting to moral suasion and reaso
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The President Congratulated ON
the Result of a snow Storm
in New York state.
eorman n. Eaton Reappointed
TO the Civil sers ice Com
- mission for Time.
'teecher the Preacher Gets Re-
lieved of $500 TicRer.-.
Grimes and Crooks.
ARIZONAs AFFAIRS,


ipieresting Report by the Governor.
WAsHlNGToN, November 5.-Tho
governor of Arizona, in his annual re.
port 10 the secretary of the interior
begins with a reference to the late
Apache outbreak. "The prooresa n,
We territory" he says, dhas never.
tnf-iess Deen source of gratitica-
tidn. i'"h'eS
The estimated value of metal,
during the year ending December 81
1881, was: Silver ana gold. S7.O56,
5Is copper, $2,750,OO0, and the Well
offhis year, it is believed, will full,
equal that of last year.
Cattle raising is assuming an i'm
portance second only to min.
ing, among the industries OF
me territory, and 1t is estimated
mat there were 43l ,497 head of
cattle In the territory at the
CLOSE Of last year and it is believed
there has been large increase this
year.
An appropriation for sinking
arte sian wells is recommended with
q view to the reclamation of Sterile
lind, the reservoirs to be placed in DO.
sitions TO be determined BY a hydro.
graphical survey. The population of
the Territory is placed at $4,000 and
the statistics of assessed property
says S5,00O,OOO.
The governor, in touching
upon the Indian question, re-
refers vigorously TO what he calls
"meddlesome cranks and eastern SEN
tlmentalists, who still believe In the |
mythical noble red men of Cooper's |
novels" "The accepted conclusion
now is, he says, "that Indians far west
are either diseased, filthy, non-pro
Quoting vagabonds, or cruel, treach-
erous beasts of prey in human form"
The governor says the people of the
territory demand protection aud, af-
ter referring to the fact that Apaches
are still on the war-rath, he recon.
mends the removal of the trouble
some tribes from the San Carlos reser-
walton to the Indian Territory or
some other suitable place. If this
plan is not acceptable TO congress, it !,
is recommended that the boundaries
the fndiaas disarmod ana ffnrisi IN.
der military surveillance. The opiu- ,
ion is expressed that tho last out ,
break would not have occurred had a
the reservation been nnder control of
General Crook.
In conclusion, the governor points
out the Importance of unprotect-
I'd trade with Mexico, aud strongly .,
lrges the ConsummUtion of recip-
oCity treaty. Ia
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Fourtn.CIass Pos,masters.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-The
postmaster-g general to-day appointed
the following fourth-class pOstmas-
tiers: In keniucky-Fancy Farm, j..
C Hayden; London. Robert NJ. Jack
son; Willard, w. II. Kitchen.
Ohio--Cookton, ). ID. Cook; Fuller
ton, James Boswell; Peru, Chester S.
Howe; North Star, Charles Geoarge;
Beamsville, NJ. ii. Shafer, Bucks, Au-
gustus Kuhl; Calcutta, John Mcllaf-
tic; Waterton, G. b. Wohd; Arabia
James c. Taylor; Beaver. Henry
Schroeder; Blaine, X. Il. Kin
ser; Bloomington; Lewis q.
Brien; Donnellsville, I. L. Snyder
Forrest, Russell Price; Byers, George
r. Curry; Calais, Z. L. Eberle; Ches'
terhill, L. l.. Ellis; Crown City, Lewis
L. Drake; Doves, DaniolT. Weller
Dennison, George w. Finley; Put II
Bay, George L. Gascsyne; Vienna ano
Roads, Daniel White; Fowler. Geo
Singler; Fredericktown, ii. N. Vance
Garfield, VIM. G. Boyer; Georgetown
Eliza Roth, Hawks, G. V. Reynolds
logger, w. Il. Arm; Bookwalter, j. u
| Martin.
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ssxICO's MIDDLE.


CRY oFAEXIco, November 6.-Tbe
struggle pipg on in congress be-
tween tho administration party and
the opposition hinges on the question
of the advisability of congress giving
special grants of power TO the execu-
tive. The government has asked au-
thority for the president to re- organ.
ize the army, but the opposition co =
tend that congress should do tina
work itself. The government viii
probably It's point The opposition
endeayored last night to get through
resolution abrogating the famou
financial DEGREES OF last June, one ,
which recognized the English del
and the other susponds all subsidie
The resolution was put over aud Il
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pYNAMITE KNIGHTS.


:. LOUIS, November 5.-rhe police
aut critics gave out this afternoon
tha they last night arrested David
Keaan, W. T.. Sears, L. s. Burns, w.
Welher and MASTERY Workman Pink
erto, of the Knights Of Labor-all
sired railway mentor being impli-
catetin the recent explosions on the
streeIcar tracks. Another man,
namd John Shaugnessy, was arrest.
ed tn, afternoon, and the police now
think they have the entire gang
These men are all strikers and
Knighs of Labor, and were arrested
at 2,ll,Locust avenue, from which
place i,ey directed their operation,
and were quantity of dynamite
and cps was found. THY pur
chased the dynamite in Lluisvill,
with mi ey furnished by the knights
of LabG ostonsibly to buy tosd fol
strikers families, but tho police claim
to have Information that the olicer
knew tilt 1t was TO purchase eHplo
siyes. be men have confessed lhei
eonnectim with the plot to desto,
railroad property, and they will b
prosecute to the extent of the law.
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WASHINGTON. November 9TH
president this afternoon re-appointe,
Dorman B. Eaton to be civil service
'mmiss i'r, in place of Mr.. Tho
nan, whose resignation was accept
ed to take effect November 1, Tbil
a prominent completes tie mem
irship of that commission,
he appointment Is but u temper
airy one, however, as 1t is proposed 10
appoint a permanent successor Ia
Judge Thoman In a short time. Mr.
Eaton consented to serve on the com
mission for few weeks In order to
assist the newly-appointcd commits.
s'on"rs In familiarizing themselves
with their duties and also to close up
certain unfinished matters in which
ne Is greatly interested II is not
known who win succeed Mr.. Eaton
beyond the fact that the new appoin-
zee VIII be republican in full sym.
patty with civil service reform.
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JACKSON, Mich, November o.
Wesley Burchard, cashier of the
Farmers bank ut Grass Lake, is miss
ing, being defaulter to the Unit
of $4,000. He was in the az OF TAX
ing $500 or $500 At 80 until the
amount reached s. y, when he
sign IL 'Pratt 81 Eu' ;hard,n and then
ialsify II in the statement. When con-
fronted by the directors on Tuesday,
he acknowledged having done wrong,
but promised to make the amount
go d. lie was not arrested and dis
appeared that night. IL is thought
the funds were sunk in wild specula
tions in Texas. Burchard is owe
so years old aud has awife and
grown daughter.
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Cinnamon Lenrn,pr to s,r,..

SAN FRANCISCO, November s.-In.
formation has been received here
mat M. IL. White, foreman of the Nc.
Iherson raisiD ranch, three miles
west OF Orange, Los Angeles county,
was attacked by about sixty China.
men, in a vineyard, while picking
grapes. White defended himself iii
eight white men, working near by.
came to his rescue with shoyels. All
the Cinnamon then fed to their canp.
where they fortified and armed them.
selves with pistols The boss China
men called ON the Mcpherson broth
ere and asked them to discharge all
me white men, which they refused to
uo. several Cinnamon were dis.
charged, and the rest went to work
ine allair created intense excitement
among the white people in thai
section.
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NEW YORK, November 5.-Henry
ward Beecher had his pocket picked
OF a 800 watch, at the Forty.second
street station on the elevated road
Yesterday. Being interviewed, Mr..
Beecher said 1t was not u presenta-
ZION watch but very good time
keeper which he had purchased in
1868. "lf | don't get it,b he said, al
have another in my pocket and can
do very well. | went over to New
York to-day aud laid the matter be
lore the authorities. had carried
tiss,s ,r~ty-A- rs > $4,000 s.iloer and lost
IL at last. IL Isn't the loss OF fht
watch mind so mucp, but the fact
that some skunk has got itthat wont
appreciate 1t. for II is a good watch
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ST. PAUL, Mimi, November "a
special from Duluth says the st. Paul
aud Pacific coal docks, situated on
Cannon's Point, three miles from here
across the bay, covering an area of
five acres aud carrying stock OF
100000 tons of coal, was discovered
to be on fire last night and is still
burning, although tugs and fire en-
eiues sent from this city have been
throwing streams of water upon the
fire for several hours. The dock prop
erty was built OF made land. consist
lug of slabs and sawdust, and as the
fire is underneath the planks 1t Is hard
| IN Get at
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CALDWELL, Ks, November "a
report from the Oklahoma country
is received that Jim Roberts and Bob
Curtis had twenty head of work mules
stolen from their camp one night this
week, and other freighters and boom
ers lost horses and mules In the same
way during the past week. If the
thieves are captured wholesale
hanging VIII be the result. The
country is filed with settlers and
they say they will not be removed b!
the government.
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A German and an American Run To.
Getber I'm Couxt-Room--

special To the Examiner
Ross, Tex. November 5.-Last Sat
urday evening, in Justice Makeig's
court, as two men were giving IN ies-
timony, one an American, the other a
German, a misunderstanding arose
between them. The German turned
to the Ameri an and said: "You arc
swearing to a. lie, and you know it."
Then the inofIensive American pounc-
ed down on the German man like u
Thousand of brick, y and blood flowed
freely before the two were separated.
Fines were imposed by Justice Ma
keig and then quiet reigned supreme.
The health of our community is
good, with the exception of now aud
then stray chill.
Most of the cotton is gathered, and
now IL rains.
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ATLANTA, Ga, November 5.-Two
colored men, William Kennebread
and Phil johnson, well diggers. were
blown to atoms yesterday by the OK
plosion of some powder. Thirty feet
down they struck granite and coE-
menced drilling for the purpose OF
blowing up the rock. After one ex-
plosion they descended aud drilled
several more holes, inserting the ex.
plosive, aud instantly an explosion
followed, when the two bodies were
shot up 500 feet in the air. One fel
on the ground 100 feet from the well
horribly mutilated; the other shot
straight up in the air and fell back in
-. che well,
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ENGLISH AEFAiRs.


DUBLIN. November 5.-Parnell pro-
tests against the selection of Mr..
Philip Callan, member OF parliament
for Louth, by the nationalist of that
county Is their candidate at the COM
ing parliamentary elections. IL Is re-
ported the party there will not recog-
hize the protest but will support Cal
lan's candidature. The courts have
decided to allow soldiers occupying
separate rooms to cast their votes at
the parliamentary elections.
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WASHINGTON, NOVEMBER Inv
governor of Washington Territory,
yesterday telegraphed to Secretary
Lamar that the citizens of Tacoma
had expelled about 200 Chiuese from
the city limits. The governor then
telegraphed the local authorities at
Tacoma, asking if they could pre-
serve order, and was Informed that
while order had not been perfectly
preserved, no one had been seriously
injured.
Another telegram from the may
of Seattle stated that in view of the
outbreak at Tacoma, trouble was ap-
pretended at Seattle.
The Chinese in the territory hav,
made an urgent appeal to the gov
ernor for protection, and a proclama
Q ton has been issued. calling upon a
/. citizens TO assist in the preservatio
/. OF order. This action was reporte
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FROM CANADA.


MONTREAL, November g. The
statement of mortality for the Ave
weeks ending October 3ist, shows
1891 deaths in this city from small
pox. Ofthose who died 1885 were
French Canadians. Forty-fve cases
OF smallpox wee verified, and there
are at present receiving relief from
tie city, 1861 persons. There are 672
cases of smallpox among those per
soma
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Broken Na,IonaI hank Dividends.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-The
comptroller of the currency has de.
elared dividends in favor of the cred.
itors OF insolvent national banks as
follows; Richmond National bank
hlcamond, Ind, third dividend of 6
per cent, making In all, SO per cent. /;
not springs National bank, Hot
springs, Ark, a third dividend OF 20
per cent, making in all, 20 per cent;
ana the Marine National bank, of the
city OF New York, a fifth dividend of
per cent, making in all, 40 per cent
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AUS DEUTs.HLAsD.


BERLIN, November 5.-The gov
eminent will prosecute Nalks Zei-
tung for libelling the car. The
charge oflibel is based on the express
sion" czsrischer despotismus," which
was published in the Zeitung.
At a meeting of the German colo
NAL union yesterday 1t was decided
to dispatch commission to secure
suitable localities for German settle
ments in the southern province Of
| Brazil.
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LONDON, November 5.-Sir Richard
Webster, the attorney general, to-day
finished his address to the jury, In
the Armstrong abduction case. The
court then adjourned until Saturday.
1t is generally believed that the con-
viction of Mr.. Stead, editor of the
Pail Mall Gazette. MIR. Bramwel
Booth, Of the Salvation army, ant
Mrs. Jarrett, Is certain.
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OF life which is usually unappre-
ciated until Il Is lost, perhaps mover
to return, is health. What price
less boon II is, and how we ought to
cherish II, that life may not be 4
worthless blank to us. Many of the
diseases that flesh is heir to, aud which
life burdensome, such a. consumption
(scrofula of the lungs), and other
scrofnlous aud blood diseases, arc
completed cured by DIR. v. pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery after all
other remedies have failed. DR.
pierce's treatise on consumption
mailed for 10 cents In sta.nps. AID
dress, Worlds Dispensary Me6ica
Association, 66S Main street, Buffalo
NY.
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LONDON, November 5.-A dispatch
received here, stating that Bulgarian
troops have evacuated Sofia. Advi-
ces from Constantinople says the
Turks are greatly irritsted because
Mr.. Lazeller, the English agent at So
iia, constantly accompanies Prince
Alexander 10 and from Phillipopolis
This action on the part of the British
agent Is supposed to indicate Euglist
approval Of the Bulgarian union.
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GALVESTON, November 5.-Ar-
rived. Steamship San Marcos: from
New York; the Georgian, from West
Harblepooi, England, and the Prin'
cess, from Shields, England.
Great uneasiness prevails in ma
rine circles on account of the heavy
demurage charges accommodating
against shippers, who are unable Z
load their vessels because of thu
strike. Over twenty-three steamship
and large sehooners are awaiting car
goes, many being partly loaded.
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GALVESTON, November 8. - The
funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Davis, who
died yesterday, was very largely at
tended, this afternoon. from st. Ma
ry's Cathedral. Deceased was the
mother OF the late Governor Edmund
j. Davis, and lived to the i,ra old age
of 30 years. She was one of the I'D
residents of Galveston, and had, per.
hsps, as large a circle of friends and
acquaintance as any person Oh the
Island
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LOUISVILLE. Ky, November s.
George Thomas, colored, and Harry
Poiudcxter were arrested to-day by
the police charged with committing
numerous burglaries here during the
past week. Several thousand dollars
and other valuables were found with
the thieves on the train AS they were
leaving for Cincinnati, from whence
they came last week.
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rRom FRANCE.


PARIS, November 5.-The Burmese
envoy has again asked Lord Lyons,
British ambassador. to obtain the con-
sent of the English government to
I.eset'sae With him. The envoy says
he Is convinced ths % the dispute be-
tween Bnrmsh AMI england Is due to
misunderstanding, and he afiirms
that the Burmese government has al
ready telegraped the British agent at
Rangoon, announcing its readiness to
accept the proposed arbitration for a
settlement of the difficulty.
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Alexander Fred Oat Of tho Army.
ST.. PETERSBURG, November 8. Tho
name of Prince Alexander of Bulga-
ria has been stricken from the Rus
sian army list, and the prince has
been deprived of his colonelcy OF the
Russian Rifle battalion TO which he
was appointed by the car.
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WAshINdToN, November 5.-The
president continues to receive mum.
erous kilograms congratulating him
on the result of Tuesdays elections.
among them was the following /:
new York City, November ito
Grover Cleveland, President of the
United States, Washington: | con-
graduate you upon the party en-.
dorsement which New York and Viz
glnia gave your administration.
loigned) Allen b. Parker, chairman
oil the democratic state executive
committee.
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New York, November 5.-William
+. Smythe, for many years night ed
itor of the New York Herald and one
of the best known journalists in the
United States, died yesterday of kid
ney disease at his home In Brooklyn
lie was born In Philadelphia in 1920
aud was recently retired from the
Herald on pension because of chron'
ic ill-health.
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to-day to Secretary Lamar. and. after
a conference with the president, a
telegram was sent TO the governor of
washington territory approving the
issuance of this proclamation. and
directing him to use all means in bis
power to prevent further trouble
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WASHINGTON, November 5.-The
president this evening appointed
William Faxen, of Michigan, to be
register of the land Office at Detroit:
T.. l.. Carson, of Texas, to be Indian
agent at 0uray, Utah; and Leigh o.
Kraft. of New York, to be receiver of
public monies at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
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IoUIaUs, Chill, November 5.-A fire
started this morning, about 2 o'clock,
and burned block, south of the
church, containing good dwelling
houses. The residence of Senior Lo.
ayza was destroyed, but the church
stated.
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DUBLIN, November Sat a meet
ing of the national league yesterday
Mr.. Hsrrigan stated that $4,000 hai
been received from the Irish brancl
ard $4,000 from TIE American, TO
the parliamentary election fund
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| The rope's Decision Accepted
| ROME, November "a nswers have
been received at the Vatican TO the
pope's communications to the Ger
Caroline Island question, and the
pope's basis. with slight exceptions,
Is accepted. The pope's decision will
now be drafted.
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EMPoRIA, Kas., November 5.-The
Jury In the Walkup case have not yet
returned verdict and the belief II
general that they will not agree. They
are supposed to stand five for eonyic
ton and seven for acquittal.
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Special to the Examiner.
ST. LOUIS, November 5.-Both Luz
cius and j. w. White, the alleged
Brazilian counterieiters, were indict-
ed in the federal district court here
)to-day.
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government defeated the opposition

q! IN OVtTWHeImlnR Vote.
Inc resolution accusing ex-Presi-
uent Gonzales ofDeculations, present.
ed by the opposition, has been sent
oy congress to the grand jury section
OF mat body. II the grand Jury re,
ports in favor OF his trial by iinpeach.
,hent, congress must resolve itself in
70 ahigh court but the general opin
ION is that there will be no bill found
lgainst him or his finance minister,
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LONDON, November 6.-Tha report
that the Duke of Edinbnrg viii be
appointed commander of the Mediter
ranean Squadronis confirmed.
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PARIS, November 5.-The none
tary conference has closed and all the
powers represented, except Belgium,
have arrived Mt an agreement.
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LIMA. November 5.--The capture OF
the Carcerist forces under command
OF Romero Flores is officially con-
lrmed
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AUSTRIAN APPAIRs.


vienna, November 5.-Austrian
troops are pouring from Trisle into
| the district of Bache di Cattaro.