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Mrs. Ne Eiraths
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, &C.. &c.

canned and branded Fruits spieed Fruits aai fe. Sl
&C. PUT UP IN GLASS.
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN.
Circulars with references and prices scat on appcltoL
Address Mrs SARAH ). McELRATH.
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little annual game They said that had some Of Swim
burns money 10 do this with but let me here say that
never received cent from swinburn or any person
connected with him.
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MARRIED.

An, that rrwinRe! Why you're rheumatic. Seek relic
instanter from Glonns sulphur soap.
HIPS Hair anu " nisxer Dye Black or Brown. soc.
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Pure Cream tor lnyal DIS

T
made from small OF crseys Kept IN the best manner
every way Nc beer grains or any such thlg used IN
All IN deep cold spring in milk house. IL be de
yercd in can bottles by express torrespondencs an,
c,IJs ftsd II. MUCHMOltE. lUJ Resdsst Sew-Nor L
and spring Farm. near depot, chatham. ~ j.
sanitary Inspection Of Houses a -peclaty.
CHAS. 4. MINGAIE, SANITARY Esglnesr.
pearl.af Hanover sluare.. Now. York.
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COIDEyT TO BRIDGE Oar

Owing 20 the carelessness of a fireman who
had charge Ia tho absence OF the engineer OF train
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which wasbeing switched to side track in tho Bridge
car house at High and Washington sts., Brooklyn Lass
evening the train was backed with such force that
broke down the bumpers and tho trucks fell down
i hae sn msn,Sssa while the , car hung
the motion been little more violent the would have
been precpitated bodily into tho street. The only per-
son In the car was the brakeman who the rear
platform and when he found HIS signals TO slow up
not needed he Jumped Off on the platform between tbs
tracks,
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sIMONTON-TERHUNE-At Lodi. N J.. September l..
by the Rev John CASTOR, d. d., Edmund IL. smonton. OF
Paterson, ~ j., ~ Miss Aleta V. ID. Terhune OF Loii
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Burke's tall styles

Bufke's
Centeens Hats ready. Correct styles
Extra quality. Popular prices. 2l4 Broadway.
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GOSSIP AT THE CAPITOL.
ENTERTAINMENT BILLS NOT ALLOWED.
REAR-ADMIRAL JOuEIT MUST PAY FOR ms CoURTE-

REAR-ADMIRAL J0tfETT MUST PAY FOR his COURTE-
SIZES TO PUBLIC OFFICIALS AT NEw-oRLEANs.
WASHINGTON, Sept 4.-SecOnd Controller
Maynard Of the Treasury has decided an interesting
point IN considering an item Of 800 in the accounts OF
Pay Inspector Stevenson u NJ for expenses incurred
by RearAdmiral Jouett Of the United States ship Ten
nessee in entertaining the following public officials at
the New Orleans Exposition: DirectorGeneral Burke
and party. Governor McEnery of Louisiana, staff and
friends Governor Bourne of Rhode Island, staff and
friends; tho Mexican Commissioner and party, and
Governor Cameron Of Virginia. staff and friends. The
accounts approved by Secretary Chandler. Pay
Inspector Stevenson stated that the articles used I'm the
entertainment regularly purchased in open market
by order OF Commander Stanton, commanding the Ten
RearAdmiral Jouett acknowledges the receipt
Of the money TO pay the bills The Second Controller
says he can find law for these expenditures and that
there is no statute naval regulation which
imposes naval officers the duty OF entertaining public
II Is one OF the penalties Of official position that the
incumbent is sometimes required by social usage or the
would be free from such OBLIGATIONS But is burden
Sde to tie sa AMBITION Of to 'S public
positions There is bill of stems rendered with this
outlay. except that Is declared that 1.-THE public ext
gences required the delivery of the ar
tcles" from which 10 Ia to be inferred that they were
merchandise OF some character embraced in the reg
ular supplies with which the ship vas provided The
order of the commanding officer and he should be pro-
tected Attention is called to Section 2so OF the
like the one in question, the commanding officer
who orders the purchase shall be held responsible for s
payment and not the discussing officer who paid the bill
by his direction The item is therefore, allowed In the
accounts Of the paymaster and might under the statute
be charged against the commanding officer The voucher
however shows that the money was received by Rear
Admiral Jouct commanding the squadron and as IL Is
money belonging TO the United States unlawfuly ex
pended 1t may be followed into whatever bands It can
be traced and restitution compelled 1t should. there
he chnr0a
accounts and be regarded advancement upon his
salary.
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THE TRfRuSg has received for the fund 81 from Jay
Brague and 81 from " Old veteran
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-07

NEw YORK, Oct. s.-The follow Ing
bulletin was issued to-day by the
clergy In charge: "IIis onainonco, tho
cardinal, has had for over two days a
change In his condition which renders
him vory weak, and apparently In
great danger of death, 30 much 40 that
:. WAS considered prudent 10 pdminis.
Ter 70 mn thei... Sacrament. Rev.
1holnss q. .scstou, chancellor anu
near-goneral OF the diocese, s.lnilnis-
'ercd tho last rites for his emit once"
IN conversation with a reporter this
morning, Father Preston said: "The
oeroinal waa q little bit brighter to-
DAY, and whilo very low and weak,
was quito cheerful. His condition,
however, leaves us little hope. His
advanced. years aud dieease from
which he hiss been suffering for some
time past, together with n severe cold
recently contrscted by him, have had
tendency 10 hasten his
end. He has lived q long
lHs OF usefulness and his
reputation sslan occlesisstic In world.
wide. " course, In the ovsnt Of his
eestl, theoIils ~ OF cardinal will not
70 vScaut long, because his grace,
Atchbionop C0friRnn, II coadjutatof
2 bishop ylth riehe or succcss!ons and
40 would beo8mo cardinal immsdis
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.--At tho White
house to-day, it is declared that the
letter printed by number Of papers
this morning throughout New York
on the State election, purporting to
have been written by the President
to q friend in Buffalo Is n forgery
The only utterance the President has
made on the subj ect wns an answer
which he dictated to Colonel Lamont
h's private secretary, made to an in
curry sent him by correspondent, and
WAS as follows: "rhe president ia a
Democrat, and it Is strange that any
person should question his position. Ht
earnestly desires the success Of his
party IN the pending election In New
assertion TO the contrary is utterly anS,
mal,ciously falsen
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last session, to prohibit the employ
ment OF foreign labor OF aontraGt {.
Some postmsssers wh1 em.
ployed labor intercepted and
opened communications betWaom
the officers of She Assembly,, Th0
remedy was to prchibit the eroployero
from acting as postmaster. The work
ing leople of the State should demand
OF Congress the passage OF Law
creating Postal Savings banks. The
passage or MIR. Oates bin intfoducednk
tue last session OF Con.
gress prohibiting alisas from hold.
ing large tracts OF lands should
ps inssteo on Snn the Nsaembly
should 90 farthev ia demanoing that
aN iands now held nor speculative
purposes bs restored to the pubiio
ootnaln. He diseountenanced the,
proposition TO inaugurata striko
ior the establishment OF the short hour
plan on May l. 1885. He believed "A
annual conventi0n should bs hold ID
every State, Territory and province "a
Do composed OF representatives rom
ati isoor orders within the bound aries
., lhe state, Territory or province to
| niscnss all matters pertaining to the
LABOR interest. A hoard OF ,n,iuafrv
] snouiu he also organized In every inn-
niclpallty, which should keen watch
over the dostinies OF worker. Tho
workingneno Of the continent ot North
Americs, he said, must take so,ue
action looking 10 prtyantion
OF Immigration during the periods AZ
depression. This country cau no
longer be called the work shop u the
poor. Every step 10 make it tho poor
mouse OF the world should b
resisted. He then touched on hoycot-
tsuH,, and said that when the end
sought tor had heen accomplished Il
ehould be discontinued Drunkenness
| Whch was prevalent during ktrikes,
SHOULD be punished by expulhiou. He
pointed out the weak np0ts In coop
fit organizations. Ile susgsstetl
q similar cooperative movemsnt IA
the. ono located in Covinglop, Ken-
tucky, be inaugurated III every locality
where there is an assembly. Thfa
plan, no saie, binds the workinamen
and his employers togethax
III movement which their interests
arc Identical. Tho ,assis .aucas 0i
iuncs shauld ba abolished and
ancther plan substituted. Wofking men
hau TO como TO look on it ash fund ID
support strikers, This was moi
time No strike should b
ordsred without the sanction
OF ths general executive board, tasu
only after every other had fsiled
Tue executive board should set as Z
national board Of concliist,on and ar.
bitration. Ha thought it ttme
Tor the Knights of Labor
, TO be moro careful about
chsmpioning the strikes Of otneI
orders. 1t had brought odium on
| for its generosity. Before takini
sides hereafter, il should be fully con.
WINGED that there was right on the aid(
OF the laborer. He hoped tho statemen.
that the Brotherhood OF Engineers wa
opposed to tho knights OF Labor, wa
not true. He discouraged the forma
, tion Of any more national trade assem-
blies as q step backward.
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National Gotten Exchanre Repo,,.


NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-The follow
lng is from the National Cotton Ex.
change crop report:
although Tho month of Septembe,
bssno. hoen altogether favorable ia
cropg, and there has been loss from
shedding, rust ana rot, and
IN some sections from cater.
pillars, the good foundation on
which the crop rested at the close oi
August has stood in the wsy Of
adverse circumstances, and the
yield promises to be much larger than
last season. Tho month, however,
closes upon much uncertainty.
aud 10 many sections cor.
respondents refer to the
yield as dependent on picking
weather, and such as would develop
and save whatever of the crop has
been promised. The Jnly fruiling
WIS excellent nearly all over the belt,
The August fruiting WAS largely
lost by shedding, and tho
top crop Is by no means
assured anywhere, though IL may
come out botter than IL now SUP
pobed. Worms have appeared
extensively, but the dana. 20
has been proportionately less than
growth Of The plant and in in
many localities whero the have
stripped the leaves II has been
con,idered an advantage. The
conditions have beon more equally
distributed this year than last,
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TIE DUTY OF TIE CABINET.

TILE DUTY OF THE CABINET.
LONDON, Oct, 6.---The Times to-day,
commenting on the Parnell speech at
Wiokhin yesterday. seys: The Cabl-
not, which meets ta-day, must CON
slider the situation in Ireland. It Ia
impossible TO disguise the fact that tho
government Of Ireland has passed.
away, or is rapidly passing out Of the
hands Of her majastY's ministers. The
latter must dsfeod their policy of
abandoning the bill for renewal OF the
coercion act. Psrnolps demand for
home rule is only preliminary 10 y
further effort TO complete the sepsra-
tion OF Ireland from Great Britain,
MEETING OF THE CABINET.
The Cabinet met to-day aud dis
cussed the Bulgarian question and If
fairs in ireland. The Marquis OF Sal
isbury indicated to the other Cabinet
officials the line of argument he would
take Ia an address which he is tn de.
liver tomorrow aJ the National Con-
serva,ive conference TO be held n,
Newport.
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Third Sale Of tho Texas Trunk uoaa
The Texas Trunk railway was sold
again yesterday by United States Mar.
shal Cabell to satisfy a judgment ren-
dored In the Federal court in favor
OF tho International Trust com.
psny, OF New York. The sale cannn
otf at Up. M, and the road was rufs
chased by those who bought It In n :
former aale, viz: Mossrs. william ].
Keller, Alfred Davis and ], u.
Henderson for $1,000 to ssf-
isly the following judgemenfss
The International Trust company for
$4,000; A. 5. Laihrop, master in chan
eery, for Sl.l 100; @. A. Heating, ,reOeiVor.
for 1923 30; Leake IL Henry, attornoyos
for $1,000, and w. Il. Csbell, for S470.
This IN the third time the road hnn
been sold, and It has two other iude.
ments pending against 1t under which
" will bs sold the 9th OF December,
1t has beeen sold by tho master IA
chancary, Judge A. s. Lsthrop, Sher-
lif Smith and United States Marshal
Cahell. '--
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ately, without necessity of coufirmn.
ton by the authorities in Rome. A err
cular has been issusd hv
the cathedral functionaries 10
all tho churches i'm the
diocese asking for the
prayers of the faithful for mis- omin~
ence. While there is life there ia hone.
and We can oply await Gods will,n
Dr. T.. l.. keyes, the cardinals physi.
clan, was seen today. He said: UI
nave not seen his eminence this morn.
ing, but cannot hold out any hope of
his rsilying. His disease has no name.
oelng moro tho gradual failing of his
powers. from extreme age than any
time yet"
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FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
ENGLISH PRESS COMMENTS
On Psraelrs Recent speech M Getting of
the English Cabipet-Peruvisn War
Notes.-The Caroliues Trouble
settied-The Balkan Stu
ation-The Cholera.
France.
REVIEW OF THE FRENCH POLITICAL
PARTIES

France.
REVIEW OF THE FRENCH POLITICAL
PARTIES.
LONDON, Oct. 6.--The French eleo-
tion returns will perhaps be-
moro Ineligible to many Ameii-
can readers by brief
statement of the attitude Of the various
political parties. Tie Conservatives,
who have made extensive gains, are
the monarchists OF one fsctio or
other, some of thsm adh erents of ths
Compile de Paris OF the
Bonapa,te family. They would
like to see the monarchi osl govern.
ment restored in France. The Repup
ncaos, or Moderates, are supporters of
tne present mlnistry, with
az representative leaders. They ara
likewise partisans OF M. Jules Ferry,
Who was formerly prime minister,
rms hadicals look TO M. Clenenceau
as their leader. They are GO
eager as the Monarchists for
the overthrow of tho republic,
sAeN y lucy ElN1 lno lON-
erm0nt moro radical meaning. Tha
Republlcane wish to msintain
parliamentary form OF
government, but tho Radicals wish to
abolish the Ssnste aud substitute
ia place Of the Chambers.
as at present constituted.
something like tho old convention OF
1875. The loss OF seats by the Repub-
Leans Will lead 10 reconstruction
of tho present ministry and 1t seems
doubtful at his moment whether the
itolnlatry can gather about
IL WORKING majority
IN the now Chamber. Shrowd ossorv-
ers, in fact, beliAye that the now cabi.
net will be short lived; that no
ministry can DO patched IN
that will long command support, and
that consequently there will be anoth.
or dissolution and another general
election in the year future.
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MILES CirY, Mont, Oct. 6.-Four
companies from Fs. Custer, under
Captain Jackson, are guarding the
yellowstone vslley noar Junction
City against dspredations of the In
dians, and have alrosdy captured and
sent to the front about 40 Crows, Pc
Ssns and Cheyennes found Off their
reservations. Vigilsnt watch has
been Kept upon them by COWBOYS and
the military. A report now comes
thai the Choyennos are raiding Mes.
pat valley, aud troops will probably be
sent from 1T. Keogb to return them 10
their agency on the Rose Bud.
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Notes..


Captain Gsorgo Quinlan came IN
last night.
j.. A. Wilson, with the Missour /
Pacific railway company, as travelling
city.
IL Ia very currently stated that J. J.
Chew, formerly ticket agent st San
Antonio for tho International q Great
Northern railway, goes to Houston q
city ticket sgsnt Of the pooled lines.
Colonel ]. G. Lewis was In the city
last night On route for the East 70
meet q largo emigration party who
Will Pass through Dallas In time 70
reach Pecos on day OF sale OF town lotS,
IL. Q. Archer goes to Galveston q
union ticket agent OF all lines, with j.
H.. Miller, formerly ticket agent A
Galveston for tho Gulf, Colorado q
santa Fo railway, a. Assistant. M
moro changes OF ticket agents arc AZ
pected In the near future.
The Toxas q Pacific Is RettInr tlrad
OF paying for stock. II usually cos1s
so much TO Kill q COW, a. they all -.
come DurhamH az soon ~ doHd. Bua
the road has deoided 10 ppt 4 virS
fence along the line and IL now a
work In tho west. n
Mr.. u. n. Rowe, sf Fsrt Worth, n
~ DALLAS introducing q new and novel
IDEA IN the way of an udiustable rcils
road tlmo card TO bo placed ia all ne
depo,s aud leading hotels throurho1S
the state, which will DO useful a1 wei
~ ornamental. IL iss so arranged that
u can be mado to indicate tho arrlyyl
aud departure Of all irsios by siu'.-.
turning y wheel. This tlmo card n
plscsd In q large ornamental franz
seven feet IN height hy ilv5 fceViS
hiutp, tho tiao card TO o,cupy tho
oontro paitard on either aide of thj0
are spaces for ~ vertIsamen's, makiHR
y splendid motbod FOR business h0us1S
10 keep their names constantly bo.
ioro tho public eye. This Ia no ffy.bv.
night scheme, but permanent and -.
liable one. Mr.. Rowe will call on IA
leading houses shortly and mako con
tracts for tho year, spd we gladly no.
ommend II to our m morchants aud man- b
III = -IIt
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LABOR MATTERS.
Strike Of Qlassblovvors

PuILADKLrHrA, Oct. 6.-About zoo
glassblowers are now ON q strike In
this city, the demand for a new scale
OF wages, averaging about $3.50 per
week hishor than has boon paid, hav-
ing been refused. 10 is stated there
was also dissatisfsction among tho
hands because OF the refusal 0f the
nrm TO discharge some non-union
striko are Gllloandsr Il Son, Roho-
brecker & Homan and Glley 4 Murray.
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Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-The seventh an
nusl parade of the Yelled Prophets
took place tonight and was very
bril iant affair. 1t consisted
~ twenty-five floats representing
md illustrating about q dozen
vi the Arabian Knights storlos, and
was witnessed by an Immense throng
OF people, who densely packed tho
sidewalks and occupied every avail
abio foot of spsco on the march.
The usual ball, in connection
we'll this affair is now In progress at
the Ereat hall OF tho Merchants Ex.
change, and is attended by the elite OF
fsshion Of the city. Over 100000 stran-
gers wore In the city ton light.
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IMPOssIBLE.
Tho Balkan troubles.

VOLUNTEERS FOR ACTIVE sBRvIcE.
PHILLrorpoLIs, Oct. 6,-Ton thous
and volunteers FOR service in Mace.
donia have boon concentrated in South
bulgaria, under government control
TENOR OF Tnr CoMMuNICATIoN.
CoNsTANrINopLE, Oct, G.-Reports OF
ampassadors oi powers on the Rou-
ineiian difficulty, indicstes tho tenor
or Inc communication TO bo addressed
10 Turkey aud Bulgaria will prevent
2 conflict, leaving 10 tho powers the
duty OF solving the question.
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Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.--The president
to-day made the following appoint
ments; To be receivers OF public mon
ies-Samuel j. Gilbert, ut Wichita,
Kansas; w. Q. Jordan, at Mont.
somery, Alabama; Oliver Shannon, al
North Platte, Nebraska; Sam Glover, ,st
Valentine Nebraska.
To bs registers of land officss--Wil-
LIAM Neville, at North Platte, N ebrsska a
B. ". Burcb, at Valentine, Nobrssks.
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Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 6.--The weather to.
day was quito cold, but 1t was sun
shiney and pleasant and the attend
ance at the fair va, very large. At the
race-course there was also a graat
crowd, the grand stand being
filed, aud the first turn
Of the track was lined with
spectators. The first rsce was un.
finished, the deciding heat going over
I'LL tomorrow, when Sister Wilkes
victor. mud Endemiou will again con.
test. Tho following Is 9 summary:
First Raco-2;25 class, mile noats
Puree 81, ,h00. d,viasA
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RETREAT OF THE

LIMA, Oct. 6.-Nevs from the gov.
ernment expeditionary force states
that Cacerlst has evacuated an almost
impregnable position at Camta, and Is
rotiriug on Talma. His urwlll,nsnsas
to face the government troops In such
an advantageous position is accepted
al proof OF his weakness. Several
officers and msn of tho Cacerist forces
who have deserted TO tho governm ant
forces, state the rebels ara Ia deplor-
aple condition, hanger aud poverty be-
ing tho ruling cause of discoutant.
LEFT FOR WASHINGTON.
Me. Gibbs, ex'United States minis.
Ter from Bolivai has lsit for Washing
ton.
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Ihe Oregon senatorship.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-An Oregon
Republican, who has Just arrived,
says the governor of thst State
has not yet determined to call
aa extra session of tho Legislature TO
elect United States senator, and that
l, the improssiOo in Oregon that
u tho governor Is convinced
that DO successful objection will be
made to the admission of senator an
pointed by him, ho will not convene
the Legislature, but will make an sp.
pointment.
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s.clalistlc I.ahor con.-...

CINCINNATI, Oct. GA. tho session
ofthe socialistic Labor Party cousreI
today resolutions favoring the s.houP
movement were adopted. n
WAS decided to insfy,se1
the national board TO invita- HS:Sss.
BeDol and iAebrecht, .membcrs ~ M
uermsn RsicbstsR, Tor 4 ierts,riSS
tour throughout the United SsStSs.
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The Dcnth PsnaIix

UricA, N. ", Oct O.--Mrs. owse,
who murdered her husband, with the
aid Of hcr son, daughter and nephew,
IN Warren county last Dsoembor. and
cut up and burnod the remains, was
to-day sentenced by Judge Williams
70 be executed on Wednesday, Noyem.
Der y. No woman has beer, nxerutod
IN Central New York for over 40 ycarp.
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The Caroiinss Dispute.
THE REPORT CONFIRMED.

BERLIN, Oct. 6.-Tho report pub
hshed on tho Sd instant that Germany
and Spain had effected settlement of
the Carolines difficulty, is confirmed
to-day. Prince Bismarck has written
= friendly letter to the pope, thank.
lns him In the rsmB OF Germany for
the interest ho has taken In the ques.
ton. The agreement will be officially
announced within q day ar two.
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suicide of n StsCkman

SHENANDOAH, In, Oct, &C. ID.
Lester, a stock dealer, committed sui
eide yesterday at Burlington Junction.
no was we'll known man, and an old
friend OF President Cleveland's, hay-
ing been deputy sheriff of Erie county.
New York, when C,evelrnd was
deed,
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The postmss-
ter-genersl has appointed ths follow.
Ing fourth-class postmasters:
Miss Sadie Young, Eddyvllle, Ken.
tucky; Mrs. Lucy A. Johnson, Benton,
Nsw York; William Van Waters,
West Salem, Wisconsin.
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Meeting Of the UnbInet.

WASHINGTON, Oct. GA meeting OF
tho cabinet was held to-day, A. which
all members were present except Sec.
retary Whitney. Among ths questions
considered wss the Spanish CONNER
clal treaty, ana several appointments
under the treasury, intsrior and JUS
tico departments.