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hls lnntNf ~ iss ioalllafa sripi ef n VII
faavly urlyelh 4 iett loafh nflsoHsf
~ ~ f4Hsts N fIo1f ihihnfli aFtnis'
htnis. atd me- sflln nsi cost N lahlr0fl
iaillh, nii0f whleii ihe eos umef mtsf
beer
CUioi marufaa uf,fs in 81. Paiefsuuff
afe much NJ erasiei ~ nf04 NJ 10 ne snos
osssfnl Gpp ieaiion nj eieeifisiiy Tor the
purpose oi bleeeh ngc n ne nd hsx nbfeH
~ we'll ns tissue. Tha material II stepped
IN yaiof, whloh u then de'omposed by
electric ", The Oxygen which l. thus set
nss ~ once O eius tho fbTos.
business In the cotton contracts was
small 10. Icy. tho sal bolng only io,2)o
bales, ag,lns $500 yest rday Tho opsn-
ms gn steady, at about last nights is.
q, but oports OF weaker markets NJ tho
south I'd liverpool Induced some selling
and ihu c'osi was a. tho lowest Of the
Day, lad q decline o, TO points from last
uillt
lrtnfi.i IONS continue limited ioihenar- |
r1W rrll f"rOom" traders, aud natural y |
fuaiuH. .lns ara unlmpor'ant The feeling |
in uapl Is without mstorlal change. III, |
hu s aru confident OF ultim tely higher |
prices and the bears are persllten Ia tee |
belief that q decline mu onsre, 1t Is
noteworthy, h wayo'. that tho latter ave !
elm ofon orclns their vows by any eou-
siderable selling short; and, Ia fact, their
intorost Is OF mtRgre proper ions. The
mark :, thereto g, Il really nominal.
Spot trading was light. The sales were
only ls3 bales. Prices unchanged, with the
Old 4 cent above quota Ions. The actual
stock In New York, October 10. was sl,0H
u decrease OF 2.SSj bales during the week.
the wool market is rather quot, but
steady
The cattle market is arm, ON moderate
business.
Hides rule firm, with moderate move
mems; Texas dry, 20 10 % pounds, 10 To ldIii
dry sailed, q TO 0 pounds. II; wet 80 tea,
% 10 90 pounds, "a to i0i'2.
The leather movement is OF fur proper
tluns, and prices very firmly held.
Sugar IA very dull, but the holders are
no CONCESSIONS, and the icilners
arc Indifferent.
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NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-Tae Truul; line
pRsse slr gents to-day sub ,artialiy
seftloa tho pooling points f5r fest and
secoud-clas7 business. ltie, in fact, a
join nurse agreement for tho division
VI tha rnmg3 Ind what Ia called 8
gro carl pool, The proposition aud
piau cufeIlplutes chs pooling of the
Uu iass -uu New YORK and BostoA
To Bgha.p and Niagara F5,ls and
portF vest and southwest
thala,t, and the division OF The Tfunk
line az Riugs in theic eastern business
from tho western tsrmini. Immigrant
bualno.s was also discussed. A plen
WIS gusGsatGd d approved for cor
trollny ;ne omigrant business OF the
land b0ara through the passenger
commission. IL requires tho concur
renee cl 70 s9aboeros. There is y tair
prospect taat tne arrangement will oa
completed
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. IT, ape aial. 1.-The
Texas Tranlc RsloGli "a msmhors
mot at tins Southern sptel to-day to
arrange rates between Texas points
and the Atlantic ssab0ard, Via New
Orleans and Galveston i A. Ia Tho equal
ization Of ratios, with tao cost OF insur-
auce by wator added, .hS: "a sought
after, rhore nrs in Ritsr 'ancs: Messrs.
Seaman and Marilton, 81 ib Cromwell
steamship line; Chirle7 Esllory and
ID. n sawyer, OF tho NE Dry steamship
line; &. q. Shriver std Il. lfswley, of
the Morgan linoi w; II. Newmsu, OF
tho T0Xss IL Pacific road; Oscar MUIR
ray, o. the Cuff, Colorado IL SAINTS Fe;
Dsn Ripley, OF tho Houston q Texas
Centrgl, sni j. waldo, commissioner
of the ssociatior. All questioned I'D
nothing was done today of inteross .
tho puollo; In fact they SIMPLY tsl
over the situation. TIE meeting VIII
probably remain In session mill
Wednesday, evening.
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AUSTIN, Ost. u 5pscigl.l-rhs
governor to-day issue proclamation
withdrawing quasaa,a9 rom sill
Texas ports trola the lst OF November,
except such quarantine Inspection as
may be deo ned necessary 70 protect
tho State sgsinsb thu Importation OF
cholera. All irons Atlantic vessels
from any infected port will bs required
to remain outside the bars OF Texas
ports until inspected and granted free
passage. Special instructions win BIO
given officers az TO manner Of inspec.
ton.
Hamilton county shows en- increased
White and Snoiby show q decrease Of
$20,9l5.
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The Knight. of Labor.

HAMILTON, Ont, Oct l2,-At the
general assembly Of the Knights OF
Labor held here, the following officers
were elected: Grand master work
man. II. w. Powdorly, OF Scranton,
Richard Grliii,hs, nf Chicago; general
secretary and treasurer, Fred Turner,
OF PHILADELPHIA; general auditor, J. q.
Csriiie, OF Brooklyn, New York; sec
Rotary OF insurance., II. q. MoGSw, OF
Pennsylvania.
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RuMoRs OF nnYAn1Y.

MADRID, Oct. 13.-It is rumored that
marriage IL meditated between
Prinoeas Eulalia, King AlphODso's
youngest sister, aUd Prince Carlos,
hair apparent 10 toe throne of Portugal.
A TREATY EFFECTED.
MADRID, Oct. - Tao dlsnatch Of
the Sd inst, stating 5bst Germeny he'd
acknowledged the Spanish Occup ton
of Yap. ana that Spain hsd granted
Germany the privilege o. freq paviga'
ton and commerce ia waters of,he Cgr-
dimes, and tho rights OF establishing q
coaling station on one Of the islands,
is officially confirmed,
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THE Strike AT ST.. LOUIS.

1'roIyihing Quiet-i;eport of tn" Com.
Natter.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l2.-rhe situation in
the streetcsr strike this morning re-
mHips practically unohnnged. Tho
STRIKERS assembled quietly at Turner'S
hall 10 await Developments. Cara arc
running on all lines under police es.
cort, aud some OF them doing full seq
vice. No Disturbances have yet been
reported. Some of the new conductors
and drivers, who weTs frightened Off
by the strikers, have returned TO work,
ana no serious trouble IN apprehended
Tor the present.
The adjourned msoting OF business
men d. uisruss the street car strike,
met again THIS morning and was quite
exciting. tr rNrorb OF the sab. COM
mitten nGbuuit saturday ives 70
jactoC. jphu y Perry, q prominent
banker, urd is lur-in-laW of Mayor
Francs, opposed The recognition OF
Knights az i,plr, whom he described
as au irrespet 1lo body Of men Z.
b. Ripley, au icln merchant, said tho
way 10 act uus 10 tako these rjltars
by the thros. and make them
respect tla law. This sentiment
was cheesed. a new committee
was appointed, VINO retired, bua soon
yeturncd with resolutions celliog on
the mayor 10 protect lie and propeJty,
which were aoopteo, and a com mittee
appointed 90 wait on Mayor Francis
with them. During tho meeting John
r. Li0nberger, speaking for tho street.
car proprietors, said they had TO
grievance, ana wanted no arbitration
by business men or anybody else.
The committee then went TO see the
mayor and laid the resolutions before
him,
Mayor Francis was met at his offic O
and, alter the resolution was presented
to him, he stated that he was glad to
see the committee and 10 have tho
counsel of citizens in limos like these.
lie then explained tho situation, and
claimed thai tho authorities had oouo
everything in their power TO maintain
order; that the police had SO far dis
peYsed all mohs rbat had assembled,
and, in his Judgment, they were able to
and cou suppress all lswlessness. No
road had stopped INNING GERS az his
sugges ion, but, on the contrary, he
their service and no would protect
them. There was no organized mob,
therefore tho militia would not be
called out; bat should the lawlessness
increase beyond the owe or Of the police
to control, other enc effective meas
ures would be Immediately used TO
suppress IL. He ADVISED tbs committee
TO be sworn in as speoiai policemen,
and again assured lbsm th6t every
thing possible, woulq 10 done
mayor also stated lilaJ 40 stroet Car
man and no Knighfs pr Dor would
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4 cross tho Deep, to this Far west.

On steamboats,, cars and stags.
csRchts, Hostottor's Stomach Blttsrs
- carried IA tho moat important item
ST. me mater'a medica OF the travelling
pIHlc. II deprivss vitlated Draoi1!sh
pat. ;ofits nUrtiul properties and OK
gIable flavor, oouuteraots .r' pIe-
iciou elects upon ,he rosLISch
20. bad nr indlgestlol7 inod,'
remedies cramps, heattOur' ord
Wild upGu tho stC..eul, IL
isa f1n tlntanse against nAlsrlsl
dlsurt"rl, aullit.9s the effects % eX-
oesalsa ear, cold and damp relieves
q. Is ua .che. and is an incorporate
'urs or aosliveuOgs and l.liol, uess.
TITO aJigle OF travel often tells most
81 tstrCusiy upon ilvalids and con
yaleecorts, occasionally 20 sucL IN
extent g 30 j-Optrdize life. Per sous
In feeble health, appfeh9ns,ve OF bad
etfecrs f,oun travel, will, Il provided
with tho DiJlera. be far less likely 70
have their fears realised.
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Honda that Don't Go.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 13.-The post
master general has decided the5 guar
antee associations cannot 60 on bond
for postmasters. The reason given
for this decision is that it is fire.
quently necessary for the sureties Of
postmaster sto take charge. of the office,
and es guarantee associations have
not agents in all places, they could
not, In all cases, take charge OF the Of
fees whea necessary.
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LAnom nATYrns.


PITrsnUno. Oei n .-.i,ungarlsns
employed IN Tho construction Of the
Crssson, Clesfheld Cjunty ~ Now
York Short Lluo railway. dld not re-.
os,ve tboir pay GA the Dag u was duo
last week. They feared ihoy would
not got ", and a'tooked Americans
who were upsrintondlng the work.
All escaped but ono ~ the contractors,
named Ferguson, Who was capturod
by the HuDgari ana, aud mold IN cap
tivity by tham. They swesr they Will
kill him II they don't get thoir pay by
the 10th inst.
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Right OF Way Granted. - Mexican
Shipments.

Ell PAso. Oct. l3.-ISpecial.l THE
city council tonight gave the Chit
csgo, st. Louis &c III Paso railroad tho
franchise through the streets of FL
Paso. Work is to begin on the road
within four months. Much interest
Is maniiasted over toe Building Of tho
road. Among tho principal points
which It will pass through Ia tho
White Oaks GOAL region. IL will 90 n
direct line to El Paso from Chicago
and st. Lauls, and also be
connected With tho Mexican
Central. The road will greatly i'm
Prov III paso, which II real! y the gate.
way into Joxlco.lrhis new project viii
bo built by Chicago snd st. Louis
capital.
Ninety car loads OF freight passed
from Tho Unitsd States into Mexico 10.
day in ons solid train, which is tho
largest shipment ever made a. one
time into the republic. The increase
OF commerce betwasn the United
STATES G1d Mexico can bo noticed to an
advautags ~ this point, where the
shipments are larger every day.
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Destructive waves

NEW York, Oct. 13.-The tide at
Rockawsy Beach this morning is the
highest known in years. At 10 O'Clock
the water washed hotel piazzas, and is
now dashing over them, while plat
forms, wooden pathways, bathing
houses and all that Ia movable are be-
ing washed out into the ocean. Great
destruction Of property is threatened.
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Henrietta to Have Railroad Connection
with Gainesville.

HENRIETTA, Oct. IL. - Especial. =
There is great excitement prevailing
hero on account of the prospect of
having direct railroad connection
with Gainesville and the east at an
early date. There will be a meeting OF
the citizsns Friday night to make ar
ran enients for subscription of $780,
coo: Montague proposes to subscribe
$50, 100, and committees will DO APP
l olntsa 10 wait on Dsnison, Sherman
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~ sssslsn-fhs TammHns aaa ifvlns
usfs Deisnstioss dives ihe Coid
nheu De- Nominations ~
osanig omeefs- oeserssF
nni adofseds ste



Nav YoRE, Oct ~ The county
convention OF tho ooaniy Democracy,
was held this Afternoon Iva Chlokering
hall. whon routine business had
boon attended 90 committees
OF conference from Tammany and In.
wing halls entered, aud Gonarnl
Spinoln, flr Tammary, aud Hon. Tim
othy J. Campbell, for ffying nall,
stated their orrands and retired. The
resolutions Of their organizations, as
presented, were referred 10 tho
convention committee on rtsolutiopH,
which reported bsok, declining any In
teTest with lIyiny Hall or Tammany.
Tho oommi'ics's report aiiirm Inc
conviction IN st thu ditirrsnoea existing
between rsmmauy ana thu county
Democracy shonld he settled by tho
Democratic voters OF tho city OF Now
York; thai Il il Tor the party In
the city and state; that constant deals
ana disgracenil trades" between rival
county commissioners ana
their favored csndidatea should
cease ses ina, mat ,s in ana s@ saanly
Democratic organization every
Democrat could speak. With
Tammsny the Interests OF the
organization takes precedence OF the
interests of tho party; that tho Issue
with TammApy must DO met ana do
cided, ano therefore,
Resolved, That We deem 1t Improper
and une xpedient 20 hold any confer
ence with any committee whatever.
20 report OF tao committee on reso-
buttons wan adopsad by tho con-
vention. Irving Hali has been
entirely ignored. The convention
then nominated a full ticket. Judges
Barrett and Sedgwick for re
eleollon 10 the supreme and snperior
courts; Police Justice Pattei son
for the common pleas bench; Police
Justice A. 4. White, for sheriff, Pat.
rick Keenan,; for county clerk; of the
city court judgeship A. l..
Sanger aud ID. j. Dean,
coropers, i. II. Devlin, Henry Auten-
rith, within j. Wash.
Governor Hin was then endorsed
and adjournment was had. Tammsny
and Irving halle viii now combine.
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Health Reports

WASHINGTON, oat. l3.-Reports res
ceived at the Marine Hospital Bureau
show that yellow fever is epidemic in
Caracas; that cholera is decreasing in
Spain and is extinguished ia Valencia;
ana that smallpox is raging in Buenos
Ayres to an alarming extent.
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FoRNEY, Oct. ia. Sloeclal.I This
section was Visited this morning by q
heavy rain and a strong wind, doing
some danlsge 80 coss3p IA the field,
but by L o'ol3slz she sliY was claar and
every one n:d gone to tte cotton field
again.
Shanda & 90. started tltsir gin again
this morning, which hiss ssea idle for
some days, having burstsa the sboiler
last week.
Cotton is turning out li.Se in this sec
ton and both gins are ua 20 their Ut
most capacity. There hs7e been over
1000 bales put up hero BIZ the two gins
and mostly marketed hers. 4'f
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SAN Francisco, oct. 13.-,rhe an-
n0uncement ieEisd4 that, beginning
with to-morow, emigrant passengers
will be carried on regular passenger
trains, to whi:h emigrant seepsIs wlll
be atfenhad, on the Central AMI q uth-
err Eat'iic roads. By this arrange
,neE5 NO days travel will pc saved be-
tp.e.. nere and the East.
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Switycrlaud.


UISASTNUUS SIURMS,
LONDON, Oct. l3.-Violent storms are
prevailing throughout Switzerland.
Valleys are flooded, much property has
been destroy ed. and number OF lives
are reported to have been lost.
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Ifrance,
A FRANco-ENaLIsa ACHIEVEMENT.

y FHNNOU-HNULIpu NUIsiHNENI'
PARIS, oct. l3.-Lord lyons, the Brit
ish amb lssador, sud NJ. % b'roycinet,
tse French minister at foreign sffsirs
have arrived at an understanding by
which their respective governments
shall observe strics neutrality II
Turkey fightu any o. the Balkan
States or Greece, ard the other powers
should hold alaOf. II is believed shat
hostiHsies are inevitable, ~ both
Servis and Grsecs Disregard tho In
junction to adopt psaco policy and
state that thew viii keep quiet only on
condition that that they los compcn
satad.
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ANY Person Can Play the Piano or Organ
Without u Teacher.

If you do not believe it, invest 81 in So
pcr's Instantaneous Guido to the Plano
and Organ, and be convinced. You re-
quire no previous knowledge of music
whatever 1t will teach you more music
in one day than you can learn from q
teacher in q month. Send for 1t. 1t will
not disappolnt you. Every house should
have one A sample copy sent free for 15c.
in stamps. HIARNE q CO., Publishers,
20 Broad Woy, l. ew York.
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THE RoUMELIAN QUESTION.

THE RoUNIELIAN QUESTION.
ST. PETER BURG, Oct. 13,-The Jour
mai De st. PETERSBURG, commenting on
the Roumelian question says. "In
view of the pretsusion of the minors
Stat, s it is evident that the conserve
tive policy in accordance with existing
treaties. offer the best chances to pre-
vent vast confagration in the Balkan
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work on ,I,e Central pacific

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-[Spscial. The
Central P-cific has 1000 men at work
completing the line between Califor-
mia and Oregon. 1t is expected that
within II months there will be con-
tlnuous lire under one management,
from New Orleans aud Galveston to
San Francisco, and Portland, Oregon.
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Turkey.

MARCHING TOWARD RoUMELIA.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Oct. 10. = The
troops which formed the garrison at
Solonica are merching nOrthward to-
ward the ROumelien frontier. The
Bulgarians are entrenched 1T Prestene,
in Roumeiia, near tho frontier.
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Do You Want an Organ?
Buy the New Homo Parlor MIX

SI25 UkGAN FUR
1t Is the latest trump, the perl of all the
Organs. An unparalleled combination OF
beauty, simplicity and efficacy. The pride
of the homo circle. the sunday School and
the lodge room. Wa.ran ed for six years.
II you buy 1t. You viii not be disappointed.
The prizes, $40, can be paid as follows: s25
cRsh WITH the order, '2i IN three moaths,
s2s IN six months, send for Catalogue.
spondence to HEARNE. & 90, Agaute, 30
Rroadwsy. Now York eesss ssxx,t.. & ~
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Ireland.
FOUND DEAD.

DoUBLIN, Oct. 13,-A rent varoc,
named Shehan, was found deat Oh tae
roadside near Tralee this morning do
left Tralee at night-fall seemingly in
good health and spirits.
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uperintendent Irvine, OF tho Texas
funk, announcer that Cedar Station
et!l be- open for business October 18Th.
Export bills Of lading will be issued
.rom kaufman, Kemp and Cedar.
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VAN ALsTYNE, Oct. ri Speclal.]--
Three cars ofcotton, wn!eh was loaded
here this morning, burned in transit
three miles north OF v IN Alstyne this
evening. All trains delayed about IL
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Keynote to Health.
lnnItln Ia .rrAAltLA

health III wealth. ~ eai.h hlosus ID
dependence. Tk5 kayEot2 is DR..
Bossnlsp's Cough snd Lung Syrup, tina
beSv Cough Spulp IN tho world. Cures
Coughs, Cold, Saiaes II tho Ghost,
bronchitis sud Primary Consumption.
One dose gives raIisf ia every case.
Take no 0gher. Frico 90 cents and 81.
Samples roe. Sold by al druggists.
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MARsEILLEs, oct, l3.-rhe muDicl-
pal authorities propose tO as& the gov
ernment to excel the Orleans pinces
from France, aud declare thst an AT
temps 20 restore their noharchy ia
treason, tho penalty Of which is death.
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For fifteoa .Vars tpey have steadily gain
ed in favor, alid ,Plt , sales Consistently in
creasing have become this most popular
corset Throughout the United States.
The q quality is warranted 70 wear twice
as 10; 6 as ho ordinary corsets We Gave
lately introduced the q and II III Grsdes,
With extra long waist, and we can furnish
them when preferred
highest awards from all the worlds great
fairs The last medal receiver sfor First
Degree of merit, from the iac Exposition
held at cGw Orleans.
While scores oil patents have been found
worthless, the principles of the Glove Fit
ting have proved Invaluable.
Retailers are authorized to reluud money
II, on examination, these Corsets 40 not
rroye as represented. For sale everywheis.
Catalogue free on application
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~ Hl|IIAs hIYHf they would fr0ye
" mvfIfNi. inh NhtnNI W1t'd ~
nivfn, hut M renter would NOS tufr
,o &c . "a \. ~. . w.,
mmey nd btfl avon, dlua making
an ~ avsrsen ~. m essn t7O nv the
irtuueoti0n LloE nut TO- trsm"
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Nsv YonE, oct. r. .-lspuoitl. J.
Bondholdarf n nrst dnbsnturos u the
Alabsua, Nog Of'ea1s, Texes q Pa
oiho Junction dompsny have adopted
resolutlons that s26O5.OJe lien bonds
should be issued by the New Orlonus
& North Eis'oru aud vioksbnrs,
Shreveport & Pacific, 10 rank before
thu present FIRST m ,rtgago bonds, 20
nroylde for boating debit and oonslruc.
ton, aud chat $4,000 OF tho coupons
maturing to July shoald loo paid,
and tho trustees have boon instructed
to sell bonds OF tho V'ctsburF g. Sic
ridlGn 20 maot immaiinte require
ments. as oil ponds nf tbis road
81, O2o, 600, are NOW Outstanding 10 II noE
clear what the trustee Is gning 10 sell.
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IN 1'"Ilv ,.'I', .llI VA "
p''re . ,slf WI, ,.... "a
lufe i've hilId Nfnf mo- flf HiiHa
YiIi ie 1n.t Nv m'lNI ing. Nf.i N.INf
i dlilv HhvfnNH.. HIH fll uIlIuf
l,0fi0nIa tho rHll rcd dlnHu lHII road,
which, NJ bin, Will hH aufi innf .n ~.
nnro tho bnildlng NJ ~ kahaat Jstnn-
sion Ia thla place, Instead ~ going
north Of hsr0.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
A GREAT RACING EVENT

n NhEAI isAClNu EVENT.
LONDON, Oct. l3,-The race for tho
Czerowich stakes, the great event OF
ihs second October meeting NJ New
market, was run to-day, with %
starters. The race was ran hv Plais-
anteris, Nema, second; Postcrio, third.
Plsisantsrie, tho winner, was bred in
France.
RIEL's APPEAL.
LONDON, Oct. 70. - The appeal OF
Louis Riel, leader OF tho half-breed in
surrection In the Northwest territory,
came up 10 day ios argument. His
london lawyer, Francis Henry
Jeanune, Immediately on the opening
OF court asSed for postponenent or
the case until tbs arrival of Mr.. Fltz
patrick, Risl's canadian counsel, who,
he said, was bringing with him i'm
portant documents respecting the
matter. Mr.. Webster, attornoy-gen-
eral, opposed tho request. The court,
however, agreed 10 postpone ths CASE
until the 2lst. The cnurs room was
crowded, but there was no excitement.
RIEIiS RESPITE.
LONDON, Oct. Is Rel hes been
further rsspited 10 she 26,h inst.