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COLLISION ON The ono RIVER.
THE MOUNTAIN GIRL SENT TO THE BOTTOM
TWO MEN, TEN BORsEs AND SOME SNAKES
DRowNED-PLIGHT OF A CIECrs COMPANY.

TWO MEN, TEN BORsBs AND SOME SNAKES
DRowNED-PuGHT OF A CIECrs COMPANY.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Ga collision between
the steamer J. W. Gan plying between Memphis and
Cincinnati. and the Mountain Girl, going down
tho rver TO Vcvay, Ind, occurred ut
o'clock this morning about mile
below Laughery Island. some fifteen miles below
Lawrenceburg Ind The Mountain Girl was chartered
TO convey circus exhibiting along the river and had
left Lawrenceburg with its people, horses and circus
property after II o'clock last night The show was IN
tho name OF Holland and Mcmahon Captain d. L"
Thompson who was in command Of tho Mountain Girl.
was at the wheel when boat started down the river
lie tell The following story OF the accident;
IL started pilot Of tho boat myself hut was
sick and could not stand at wheel The mate Smith,
took my place and sat in the pilothouse with hin.
heard the J. W. Can whistle to pass to the
left. which would put us Oh the Kentucky
side and | noticed that Smith answered prop
ery. was ast0unded TO hear three shrill
blasts from the J. ". Gaf which meant Imminent dan
ger IsI rang to wheel and found that the Mountin
rigb, ,de Of tho channel and that the J. W Gair
coming full head against her: G,d Gi w., my
peThap. two or three revolutions OF tho
wheel for backing. when the blow came nc j. W.
CATS struck IN front Of the boiler. about thfy
feet from bow. and tho crash broke III our nun so
that Immediately took water | turned the boat
bnt we sank in twelve feet OF water This urO icht thc
water about four feet above the cabin Moor;
].
know everybody was taken Of aud put on that boat
The J. Gan arrived here this morning Win the ne1
aud women belonging to the circus They numbered
between tbrt aud forty John King. OF Cincinnati and
Richard IIarre OF Iiwrencenurg. wcIr drowned some
Of say they King IN the wafer NObody can
be found who has seen Harcl and it Is therefore % as,
sumcd that 10 uf"Wn'L ~,
circus men lost ten valuable uained
horses and number Of snakes. 1hrir circus ptnloty
nearly all the boat, wnere IL will ne injured by lho
water The Mountain Girl was a sn Ill gprivcrs
butt fCr tho n'- sandy trade n"i =, TOO,
sandy Packet tomAny- she was Y"'u"n a. a. ,piu
600 900. II is Thought that sh" cah DO ed'Iy
raised The j. ". Gsn WAS not injured III any way
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MIR. sHAROY PREPARES FOR DEATH.
HIS DIVORCE SUIT LEFTTO HIS HEIRS.
URGING THEM 70 FIGHT sAEAG ALTHEA HILL TO
THE BITTER ED.

URGING THEM 20 FIGHT sAEAG ALTlIEA HILL ~
THE BITTER End.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 6 (SpeddD. D.-Ex-Senator
Sharon who has lying dangerously III for seVera
days and was thought TO be dying last night to-"ay
made preparations for death aud signoh oec"
Of trust giving TO "Frel" sharon' "'7
SON. and to Frank W. Newand his sonn-law, all his
real and personal estate Tho deea recorded TINS
afternoon in the County Clerks office sharon' OBJECT IN
thus proceeding is to secure payment OF any Just claims
against his estate and to prevent sarah Althea Hill
from entangliug the estate II the frona'o
Court. IN this deed lie provides: ID lha'
the Odd Fellows Bank creditors shall oo
paid I'm fun their claim amounting to sGOoOo ana 'hs'
it was understood dono to-day t2D He dov'sHs AL
his nronrrtv 70 his children and Grandchdren go
He enions upon his heirs sacred duty TO devote
every cent OF inheritance IL necessary TO hght 7a"h
Ahca HILL To-day also Sharon sigufd IN presence o
three witnesses and notary. document III wh'ch u"
swears snemuly that bo signed the famous mar
raee contract never addressed Sarah Althoa lll a'
"my dear wife" aud never recognized her
IA his wife lie declares that tho d.
hinge conspiracy ana cosc' h ny py
SAYING that II his heirs respect his wishes lhfY VIII
never listen 10 any compromise but will ight this claim
to the bitter end he has DONE III ne interest OF ef
family and OF sociciv. Ghe dO"un'ut i iohs All" -
emphatic in itS denals Of the nam points oi SafSh
sharons maadv is angina pectoris and his physicians
say is doubtful whether he survives me heh'; " n'
system has been cnfeebcd by malaria cver and he can
not rally from tho attack h1n a'trS Ir hccn "f-
fected with Sarah Athea Hi, but there
truth them. With Sharons teath ennS tno ui-
vorce sut and Saras only recOurseis to bring suit In
the Probate Cnurt - -,,...
In the deed Of trust executed TO-DAY sharon apporton
his estate valued AZ 600 600 asfol0us One-third
TO Frederick W. sharon his son; onc,thiTi 70 LAZY
HesEeth, his daught +; one-twouh % r. u, Nowisnn'
and onr.twrfth 10 each OF Ncwlanrs three ldrcE'
The property distributed In CalfOna NeVauN OT",
Mss urt. Illinois and the District of COunp1 ~
decd pIovidcs hat should sharon l1c fonowingln IN
comes will nc cn tn the rrcncuts tho testat"r clal
ing .imple maintenance: 10 " Frof sharon 0oV per
month"; 10 LAZY TIcskcth 81 800 and In Ncwland an MS
three children RI 800 To bc divided equally among thIn
II is a angular fact that. though announcement oI
Sarah Athea's anne ar nee AZ" POTta was made, no
ono wa hired ~ support her ~ the character ami -
thought now that The entire scheme Wds de'lted 10
worry sharon while lie was ses. aud force him mo
cOmprOmise.
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.o,ocs.. ooo sY rHEiR BooKKEEPER.

r..,nx Nov & tSpcciaH.-A warrant has
-, t,. arrest or Timothy + C"rluan. who
,., ,,r.yuu, 10 last August was Lookheeper lor
'' % ,nvell 4 Co., o, this city. When the hrm fliea
,,,.s .so It was stated that the boo,k,nrer h1a ,a
~" ,,,,rul of hi, duties that II WAS hnlo "
been 80 ~ 80, H., stuuI AZ to assets and ntilue-.
] E' That time thorough eNnmInsiiom Oh auy ,e
ht7 '' % f., ,imt - 900. which VIII bc 'nS 'eNs'o
I ti,, reduced bS further rNinnAliom, -, in 1ns
I"''' ,r. fn the most part IA conhcctl"n N,'n eo
t'l"'"u IND have cOvrrd several years ''"'"sa s
pay i"i' arrtI..cycn "" aud has been PromlhohI in
S',',l Uostnn ward politics
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Mp FRIGHT on PROTECTION.

LONDON. Nov. mir Bright, speaking ut
BIRMINGHAM last niga asked why the Conservatives ala
not try the experiment Of protection on the BRUSH COZ
onies instead OF Oh foreign Countries lie SAL" 'n"' no
CanadIaplmport duties on British goods we're usually
hher than ON other European goods. But the colonies
,rd .oop sever their connection with England II the
synrTtment were tried II few trades were protected
a othcrs were equally entitled 10 proectloh' AHo Su6
C.stion of Lard Salisbury was abSuru.
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THIRrTF0UR YEARS ~ ONE ROOM

HE Long IMPRISONMENT or A MApMAN ~
RHODE IsL,SD barn.
PRovIDFNCF, Nov 6 (Spccidh.-Two small
children heard queer noi'o 'ew days ago In hons'
ON tho Arnold Smith farm in North smithneld, small
town fifteen miles from here aud tbcy old their par
epts An invcsugation was hal. resulting In finding
man, ono Almer Smith. mirty-nvc. confined III a
room twelve ny hfccn feet, chained to the hoor Hls
hair had grown all his BODY and he was black and
blue nearly all over where he had knocked himself
against the wall. having been IN thatroom thrt'-iour
wars or ever since ha was fourteen months old lie IA
crazy and has never received any medical treatment
Only his mother and his brother alive. II. said
that she is wealthy.
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rurnn nhIDIN BED.

D,xyrc. Col, Nov. GA d'spatch - INC
- ,.,,c,,, from, sAlidd says that d. j. H. Nohd-
''D" .,,, m. wife were found deIt IN bed yesterday
'na~' nc NV with bullet wonuas In their temples From
.,. LEFT 10y them the Edrtor OF me Af"n 10
., ,,,, ,si grown discouraged over 'h"it inol'' -,
~, ,,,-,d, 10 lndorse note for 400 anu "''
co'um' 9"'' ,,,n 10 put heir resolution INTO o,
;,c S' Tue ay aS went to Cc yi gaagt r 'tG s T iyn: IN
S IT," ioI .d nc n""r OF "in% Ss alcas a bla al the
stnuty IL. Lii,d his ~Iie ~ Jealous n'' "'o'' '''
houeI ~ 'I ihen committed s"cl'''
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,n,ro ro urRDER MS WIFE AND TOOK PoIS0N

TRTED TO MIRDEN Ills VIII ~" -,
CLEVELAND, Nov. 6 (Specid0. John weber
oo dose of poison IN the public square TINS mor"-'
and after walking about for an hour went 10 INC
anv.rt IN EucI.ave where he has daughter On 'no
N, -, - couvant he fell wrthing In agony ana "aS
saen to the hosp he now lies dying
10 lue III vile pursuing her about the Sard WIN IN @
axe and attacking her win cGSr once m ocor
suE ga aS in ~lIsh ARMY and married his wiie at "'oi"'
~ ts61 They have four children
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TIE nrnNlNG OF cnrNArowN.

TACoMN, w. r, NOV. O.-rhe loss caused by
tho of CHINATOWN amounts TO about s3Jooo
The burned buildings mere shantior but largo
qutnttv OF mcrcnau uSo WAS consumed Tho buliilncs
were nrcI hy the autcpoc Sot"r+. who expelled tho
Chinese - thai ia case they should over return thcy
woull I've no habtatons. There only tw" china
men In the city time OF the hrc, AL the others hav
., let atlt
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rUrC4fSE0FJ OryG PALMER'S SCDDEN DEATH

NEW lAVEN, Nov. iHpecWD. ne collcEc
phy.cisn found In hs autopsy on tho body Of John
Arnott Palmer of Sew York. Yale 80 who died 80 sud-
DENY yesterday that drah canscd by the hpur' Of
niood vessel rcsutting rom football playing On tho
prcyinns day short fiucra services over hc body pr"
,r,t,rv ia II. removal to New York wrra held this
noon in B.tLr ChIpel Prc.dcnt Porter conducted
the winch con-stl ola prayer AhI aimfhS Wy
Sunday. 49,, .,
foud .,tl. throughout the outiro college At rtiBg
~ tnr Irr,Au class take action IN regard 20 the
drafh II WA. voted to wear Grape Tor thirty day.
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,uc t,JLtsA PLAcE f0R EfFLEcfioN,

x'.,.,c.rnwN. ONO, Nov. g. hOIIHS UTH
io .,,,,,rp.arcd from mere, and Was thought 10
, lreu murdered and robbed OF f'ooo ho ro'u.n
~,hou, the money, aud was oISca J" l'', w ,',psSs
"""' ,,orcc,,on I'm "A cell caused him To re'o'ie''
"'i'""' 49,, ,,r money when drunk. Gu being reieassa
where m r recovered hi, trea-nrr from al III He has
hidlch I'D nh against his relatives Tor tAse lI
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CoNDTMyING THE IRISH wHTGs.

LONDON, Nov. 7.-Lord Randolph Chtrchlll'
at Manchester last evening criticised the speech made
10 ord uornp,on at Belfast on Thursday lie said the
Whip, a. body had been the OF ireland and that
all Of them we're ready sell the country for the hr't
mess OF political porrdge offered them The statement
that there was an offensive aud defensive alliance ne
tween tho Parncltes and the Tories was iaise ino %
Consoryatiyc. wouIi he delighted 70 unite WIN INC
lister Wings II Lord Harrington would leave the haU'
al. .nudio
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qgRsJyorIAL GovEnxMENr foR INDIANS

ST. LOUIS, Nov. CA dispatch from Red
Fork. Indian Territory. says: Commissioner Atkins,
Conercs-men Holman, of Indiana; Ryan, OF Kansas :;
Cannon OF Illinois. and Peel, of Arkansas r. DAILY,
and Post Surgeon Ewing OF Fort Leaven-
worth and escort arr we'd here yesterday afternoon.
They were roticent concerning Oklahoma, though out
sunkpu ruing views Of the present manage
,cut of both wd and the civilized tribes. For the
five civilized brs they will urge tho establishment or Il
territorial government, with one or more federal courts
O. iSlc therein
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,rccrS>rrL SER AGAINST A CITY.

CLEVELAND, Nov. q DSpccidb. Henry King
an iron merchant of PtsDurg recovered alngncnt Tor
10000 In the United states TROUT Court to-day
against the city Of Cleveland Mr. King drove through
Bdnk-si. night few years ago, when MS carriage
came into collision with mOrarbON which was on me
rna way In front OF building undergoing repairs MI
King was thrown to the ground aud sustained severe
fracture of his leg lie proved that there was no Sht
e ~ -iTlctlOn.
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xrws NOTES FROM LONDON.

TtlNT
co<srrv,rvR PLANs-Parliament VIII 10 there Is a
10 meet m January and viii th'n aUu a.rv viii resign
re- C.ryaIiycs should have majority w me ,es
Parliament they viii prepare pTi TIC Couserya
.ton II the parties arc equally ulNlu'u' "
iyes Will retain office. 49,, ooo, cable
THE CABLE PooL-Tho managers u ,hsy viii proba-
couIpanies will meet on Tuesday Whon .,e nv
bly restore the two shlllings woru raw or,d tho
ip,.u pp,yx Couscu--The Queen has approve" Wv
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MoBBGNG A RECTOR FOR MISCONDUCT

PLYMOUTH, Eng, Nov. 6.-The Rev. Stewart
Ross formerly rector Of Christ Church. Belfast Ireland
was addressing the Plymouh Young Mems christian
Society last night, when Charles JOY. the Canadian
Emigration Commissioner, burst into the room ana
shouted:
"You hypocrite, you elopod with my Wife,
Ross turned pale and fled from the room HIS AUDITORS
we're suprlsed and greatly excited. They became
bowling mob aud pursued their lecturer for me Sei
ing all the time this point Ross who was breathe'
u ned suddenly and stabbed OF his most active pull
suers Others coming at the moment seized ahd us
armed him. Tho police then put IN an appearance anu
arrested Ross He taken before magistrate to-day
when charges lodged against MN ai US was 49, Iu
mandcd for "A week without ball Ross disappeareu iIoh
Belfast two wears ago. ayinga wife ana thrre ehlute
Mrs Tov WHO wa, teacher in his Sunday-sthoOl as
appra red &C the time Ths led TO report nat se
c6 Die had eopcd. The rumOr was confirmed WheI M
JOY received letter from Ross In whlch the l"''oi
said -..-. u, ,o,, u al
"Your wife has undergone malpractice anu w" ma"
better arrange for obtaining divorce from ner' ,
Mrs Joy was found in the prisoners od 4De anu wIe %
informed of his arrest gloedln her connection WIN '9
" Iord's auOlntcd" az she called Ross: ehe aI'ehaeu
court today and sat through the proceedings
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ANOTHER oaAApiNG. coynDWG FARMER

MANSFIELD. Ohio, Nov 6 (SpecidI) John
Peterson. u wealthy farmer living near here, was
swindled ont of $1,000 by confidence men this
morning. In a game cards he led believe that
he had s. 900 in Colorado lottery scheme and
asked pTodUCe $1,000 10 prove his good standing.
hftcra little cOaIins ho drew the cards second time
and the operators of tho They pOcketod the
- 900 and fed Detectives arc after them.
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appointment of Colonel Ki0g Harman TO be member OF
the PrIvy Council Of Ireland
CONTROVERSIES IN IRELAND.

PHILIP CALLAN REPLIES TO Mr.. PARNELL-'hE LohD
LIEUTENANT REFUSING TO RELEASE coNVicrS.
DUBLIN, Nov. 6.-Philip Callan, Nationalist
member Of Parliament for Louth, has written e''er
for publication, in which he says
lam SURPRISED at the letter OF Mr. Parnel protesting
against the Nationalists OF my constituency Nelro
me as their candidate at the coming
elections I am not aware OF any reason why Nno,'
receive such ungrnerOus treatment ~ the nanus " M
Parnc aft my five years of faithful service ~
ment u the Nationalist cause. call upon the uegatoS
to the nominating convention at LOnth to suspend uu8
ment I'm the matter until the convention asseioIos
when will meet whatever charges are au, d a'.eu ~
against Despite the cruel wrong done lne ny @ tno
protestation Mr.. ParLell will still support the Poi
Icy Of the Irish party, II elected.
The Earl Of Carnarvon, LordLieutcnant OF lreland'
announces to-day tha, after the fullest inquiry into tno
details and circumstances respecting the trial anu con-
viction of the eleven charged with conspiracy 10
murder william F.. smythe. obnoxious landlord Oh
Barbava IS unable to Interfere with the sentences
of the prisoners They convicted after three
June l. 1884. sentenced 10 seven years anu
the rest twelve months imprisonment.
II will be rcnrinDered that while Mr. Snythe was TO
turning from church party Of men frcd from pehlhu
hedge Tnry missed him. but killed sister OF DIS wiIe
who sat beside him. Mr.. HARRINGTON had secured am
davts declaring the prisoners innocent OF the crime'
her he
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rNcLNrS AND CARS WRECKED.

AKRON, Ohio. Nov. & Special. THE double
header freight train No 34 east bound. and the switch
engine of the Akron yard pulling twelve cars came III
10 collision Tho three engineers and three lrcnon all
Jumped saving themselves. Tho engncs ana lour car
wrrr demullsbeI Ioss $4,000 Night Operator H.
Fenton should have held No. 81 until tnc switch engine
reached the yard but WAS asleep AT ha pest me acci
dent occurred on tho track Of the NewYOrk Penns!-
yana and Ohio X ailIOad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07

LIMA. Nov. 6, via Galveston.-Dr, pe'
vnue confidential agent Of General Caceio' n19
uc,ted from Bolivia the recognition OF the ho
crnnenL As his request mot WIN 'oino ~. can.
met Council. . - ..,.,, ,t n ia troops In Tarna
an Dctubsr %. lIie forces nulnuersu f,iIowiuy
~bom 500 we're Monteueros On tho hs"' , ,hcv were
tLe review two regiments reFol'ou ''
hually mastered by another cOumn'
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.n., ,rrrrr AND MS GCILrr CLIENT

SIru. Mass, Nov. G.-Il. X. Goodwin was
go, rim. morning for the murder ot Aloert l-'
"a,an mill treasurer at Lawrence on august 90.
,rai Butter and Colonel J. r. Sweeney appeared ~.
ha drreucc In answer 10 t9e naiS'hsns roi But.
I'D :" aid II, and always sa'" "'N'
p'r ants red a plea OF not guilty.
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DEyYTyG The SALE OF 4 NJ" ~
sr LorIs. Nov. 6 (SDecidh.-Gerard b: AL
II. vino conro, thirds OF the stock IN me M'Sso
Republican denies the story from wa'ns.oo 'rr sa,
, ,cota rcpresented by Congressman r0rc' ,
LADS 81 Id ndn0 ,h ntner lie says that II VIII ''A'
- 900 to buy the papcE
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e,vprrs ROB Az ITALIAN TRAIN.

ROME, Nov. "a number OF ropoelS
boarded a ira n on tho railway between N"p'oS ""'
Reneycnto shot down the guard Sccureu Ii'VVV ~
.,,lv ,u,upod from the train while II was
,niny Al full speed
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FINDING POT OF GOLD.

HALIFAX, Nov. 6 tSpeciah.-Farmcr Doiorc,,'
ho lives on a farm formerly occupied ny tno fIon' ~
hforr the expu. N u century ago while "Ieg"s LEX ''
lar dug up II pot Of gold OF the val uo Vi 7''0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07

WuIIMANTIC, Conn, Nov. 6.--On the New
York aud New Eu gland Railroad to-day twenty loaded
fret bt cars were thrown by misplaced switch the
AIR Line spur They pushed an Air Line mail car
against graph pole and broke of. bringing thirty
wires down. The cars alsb struck the Western Union
oise email building pushed tt several feet from It's
foundation and broke of ali tho wires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07

Ex.DISTRICT ATTORNEY HASKETl KILLED
Drs MoINEs, Iowa, Nov. G.-1he state RrJ'Sfe
dispatch from tnat T. W. Iiaskett, en-unlted
States District Attorney for Alaska, was killed at
Needles Cal yesterday. By falling on train. No lnr
thcr have been received. lie was on DIS way
Lnnun from Alaska. havIng been removed rom ofcc
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tinually charged that Republicans only were ntcriereu
with by it's officers. To-day one OF the LEANING
OF the Democratic party in the town ol Neu
IIook Morgan Potts was arrested CHARGED
with buying AlOpzo Shafers FSie. orc
ON the witness stand Shafer swOre that POtts
50 TO strike OF Platt, the Rcpublctn
for Assembly from the ballot be voted ana W.
nams OF Bartholomew Grey, the Democratic canuuMto: M
Pofts was held bail in the OF 5000 MS lathel ,o
newly appointed postmaster OF the town. becoming '
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cu,poeo WITH PICKING POCKETS.

puu.pELPHIA, Nov. 6 tSpecioh.-A woman
., GOV. her name as Isabel Logan has been sries.oN
o ,ns charge OF picking pockets in the erowaea W.
stores. There are many charges & ta nave
goous % Jhs nroperty IN her possession Is s" sae n
n SOM ,SenIiued a. "a belonging TO othora Her fs~
hsna,ed 10 be MilDurn.
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.yrorroR IMPRISONED RoR LIBEL,

Or Ior,s Nov. (SpeciaD.-W. Ii. Lutte,
o. loo -, rr,ofno Chronicle Of this city. was
,a., oond guilty Of criminal libel and sentenced 70
in'e nitn ,a6 and nne of $3.50. lie published an
,nt3 ar,,cc eSar.ing Deputy-Coroner Henness WIN
ually assaultinS servant eh.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
SAVED BY An AUTOMATIC ALARM

SAVED BY An AUTOMATIC ALARM
An automatic alarm in the store OF Enst"ln,
u,rsch 4 CO.. AZ Nos go and 367 Broadway, gAvo
notice ~ fro there early yesterday AMI the haincs
wrr. extn al. .hrI before tho building was damaged
serlonsIy The stock Of mco aud cmbFoderles was
damaged about -. 900.
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wnlrA GLRAS cURIOSIrY LED 10.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q (SpeCidD. young
woman who allowed her curiosity to get 80 much tho
better of her judgment that she went about town Last
night disguised In boys clothes and accompanied by an
elderly man was this morning held for further hear
ing a. was also her companion upon the charge oi
m
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TURNED OUT BY AUSCCLAR LANDLADK.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6 Especial. Mrs.
James Nixon had quarrel with her andady about the
payment Of rent In the OF tho unpeasantness
Mr. Nixon returned home and took part In II. lie and
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FALLING sixty FEET AND MOI n,A .Ion,o
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Nov. tSpee'd1. - Road
IT uul. nremau. employed on tho 80 .s . aistsnco
fail la,t night through a trestle 10 INC e''
cf .irtv feat and was not kAie1
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THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
SUBJECTS FOR COLLEGE ORATIoNs.

IrlAcA, Nov. q (Speciai, The subjects for
The Woodlord oratious Cornell University have Just
been announced. They as follows: ul "NciOr
JIuco's Title Permanent Famo :" t2J Tne Medieval
Dungeon and tho Modern RelOrmatory as Types OF
Ct,tnlation .; C3l Emerson the Representative Of
American Political IDEAS; a. The Cohesive Forces
in American Nationality; j.l Raymond snly Eli
o,,. the Apostle OF the indians" (GJ Fear IS the
Herald OF All Revolutions -; 90 Public Omce as a
rnsIic Tr,si .. ISL New-Eugland's Chaucer. HSw.
i9ornc ,91 The innucUcc OF Daniel Webster as an
lu,crpteter of the Constitution y; QO5 The Orested
OF 8irbylu. and the Macbeth OF Shakespeare as En-
bolimemts OF the Idoa of RerihutiVe Justice "; ulJ
Tho Decentralization Of the National CONSCIENCE III the
Spolls system -: u21 The IHinence OF PopuOu'
Centres on opinions .; 49, Benjamin Franklin" as a
Statesnan."
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11BEL SUIT BROUGHT BY A YOUNG WOMAN.

NEwBURG, Nov. (SpeciaD.-George +.
Ketcham and Charles W. Reinhard Editors OF The War
,cicE Dispatch, have been placed under bonds on inc
charge of libel Tho plaintiff who claims $4,000 dam
ages, is Jennie II. Martin. of DecKertOwn. y. j. ihe
Deckertown correspondent of The Dispatch wrote tnat
Miss Martin had eoped with d. A. Eddy. well KNOWN
resident OF Yonkers. hence the suit for libel.
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r.11IyG DEAD IN GYMNASIUM.

SOTTH BETIILEHEM, Tcnn., NOV. I0ptc"5U'
Tho Rev. l.. Brady MeeKer Instructor OF mathcmauc'
I'm Ulricl's University Preparatory school, fell deal
while exercising IN tho gymnasium this afternoon IL
Is supposed that he died Of heart disease.
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Mrs Nixon were thrown down tairs and their ,runK
followed them. This morning Nh. smul, thc ahuiau!i
arrested and held In bail.