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HADDOCK CONSPIRACY.
Leavitt Makes n Confession Re.
Garding the KILLING.
John Arensdorf. Foreman of brewery,
Accused OF rirlnE the shot that Kiii.d
the Prohibition Ninister.

SrouN CIrr. Ia, Oct s--lmpcrtant do
veiopments have been made In the Had.
dock assassination case. Lcavitt, who was
arrested In Chicago yesterday, was not
brought here, but taken Go Kingsley, tho
home OF Attorney Wood No 4. expected
here Monday, the date fixed for the bc-
ginning. OF tn" examination OF the parties
arrested Accompanying Wood 10 fhl.
ccago was +. A. nm business manager OF
the sioux Sity ISfbnne, and M. J. v.
Kelly. Mr.. Hin was intimate with Loaviit
snd it was through this intimacy that
Lcavitt was induced 10 surrender himself
hill brought back with him tho confession
ot Lesvitt which has been made public
THIS evening In his confession. sworn 20
before notary public In Chicago, Leavitt
charges that tho shooting was done by
John Arcnsdorf. foreman of the Franz
been Tired d0"Rs"y % ynhip 'T2 n.idssp %sp ssG ssG
another man, and they wer. told mot
To punch him too hard but hit him
in the face aud give him n black eye. That
VII do, a. We don't want 70 60 any further
than that Leavitt said: I'VE saw Had.
dock coming across Water street from tho
Columbia House. No one said n word
as John Arens iorf started toward him.
hc came up In front OF Haddock and
looked him In the face and threw np his
hand in front OF HAddockis face. Mr. Had.
dock pulled something from his pocket
and strnck Arensdorf. l then saw Arons-
dort draw his gun aud saw him shoot Had.
dock saw nothing more of Arensdorf -
Arensdorf was arrested yesterday in Dsven.
port whore he had gone "a a delegate 20
The knights Of Pyth a. meeting, and is ex-
pected Go arrive here during the night.
Paul Leader aud George Langc were az.
ranged to-day and admitted to the sans
bail an Muohrath and sherman. Warrants
are out Tor other parties implicated in the
conspiracy, and 10 n said leavitt has as
surances that by turning States syidsnc-
he Will escape punishment.
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vIsnna.s Destruction Plotted

LoSDoS, Oct 1.-The Chroaiei,'s corre-
spondent at Paris says he has Just heard
from Vienna the details Of n startling An.
archist plot 70 destroy Vieuna aud 10 assas.
sinate Emperor Prnncis Joseph The con.
sPrators' whose plans wero frustrated by
tho authorities, had Intended 70 carry ont
the plot on October 4. Various timber
stores werc TO be set on fire throughont
the city, aud during tho confusion pub
nc buildings were TO be blown up with
dynamite. Tho police seized immrnss
quantities OF bombs aud other ex piosiya, In
dinerent parts OF the city, especially near
the Imperial residence at Schonbrnnn. and
beneath the bridge leading 60 tho palace,
which the Emperor crO-.as daily IN w.
also Intended TO make an sttompt upon the
iife or the kfpperor st the same time. A
larR" number OF foreigners aud Austriaus
were arrested. The ringieadsrs escaped
TO Germany
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A 1.nRRipLn SCENE.
tn'vissss f.caplsE fr.m IN. Roof 81 =
tsctsry n.ifairr which Was
~ Al.f-.~

Srv YosK. Oct "A IRE broas cat this
morning early In q four-story factory build
Ing on bayard street Eight diner-n,
hrms have shops in a. Samuel Peuis
employees escaped by tho east stair
wav. The employees OF tho other cstab
hthments could not 40 escape The fright
encd employees made for the roof of th.
building The inst reached the Nat
roof with CLOTHES afirc aud hslf smofhered.
Already the Just deserted rooms were on
hre. and Ia stay on the roof was % perish,
because the flames were breaking through
the scuttls Adjoining the factory was
two-story house with peak roof 10 leap
TO was pcrilous, but TO remain VAS certain
death. Tho employees shriekcd in despair,
low With crie@ of terror that were echoed in
loud walls from the street. men aud women
hung themselves od. Minnle Rognusky fell
In the street ON her head aud was inortaliy
burt. her skull being cfushed In. A littls
boy who was ciiuRing 90 the coping ~
tho peak.roofed house was rescued hy
Paul j. Shappell. an old volunteer are
the police Tho police went up on Tho
roof Of the tall tencmcnt, No n. and
threw rope down - tho factory
employees still left on the roof % tn.
burning building, aud they were res-
Cued ono after the other Others were ta-
ken into a window from the peak rooted
house. Lyman Roberts hurt his arm bad
". Al this took but n fow minutes az 4
then the police and nremen put up ladders
Al this time The roof 81 the factory wEs On
fire, bot the irrmeu were soon masters Il
the situation. A close search Of the huru.
ed rooms soon showed that nobody had
been burned Co death.
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lncreass lnLand Entrl,.

~hsHiS0Ios, Oct. Sin regard 20 the
statement In the recent snnual rnport OF
Governor Warren, Of Wyoming, that in,mi.
grafton aud the settlement Of public lands
IN shat Territory are being scnsibiy
checked by the severe requirements ex.
acted rom settlers by the uew rules
h%na % f.gulntious OF the General Land
Office, Secretsr' Lamar said TO-DAY that
the records ~ the department. show that for
the fiscal year 81 i-sfi The land entries ia
the Ierritory numbered 35ia - against
w. ia les', an increass Of Js9 In two
years. the year 1855 allowing = corrospond-
ing increase over is-f 'rhs Secretary
added that there had been n dlninutiou in
the desert land entries, which could bs ad-
vAntageously entered only in large tracts,
requiring considerable capital. bat in tbs
number of entries made oy individuals the
records show large increase
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THE THREE AMERICAS.
The Proposed Permanent Exposition at
Washington in tsDs.

WAsniNGToS, Oct. io.--The proposed per.
manent Exposition OF the Three Ameri-
cas- 20 open here In 1892, Is rapidly taking
shape. and the Board OF Promotion in
charge OF the project are already encour-
aged beyond expectation by the gratifying
responses from all over the country, and
with the progress already made. The pro.
ject contemplates: First, Constitutional
Centennial celebration az Washing
ton in 1889 10y the sixteen
American republics In honor OF
he ono-hundrcdth anniversary OF the
Constitution Of the parent republic the
United States; second, Worlds E1pOsi-
tion at Washington, in 1892 In honor OF
the four-hundrcdth anniversary OF the dis
covcry of America 10y Columbus, third a
permanent Exposition al Washington OF
the resources, arts aud industries OF
the three Americas. The permanent part
OF this project does not mean n per.
manent fair Of private exhibits IL means
that the american Museum "Amcris
can Art Gallery tho governmental ak
hibts by the fifteen spanish American Re
publics. the State aud Territorial exhibits
~ the forty-six States aud Torriotories of
the United States, and other features of
The proposed Worlds Exposition Of 1899.
viii remain permanently at the National
Capital. Ia form somewhat similar TO tho
present National Museum, and probably
under the same managemont-that OF the
Smithsonian institution.
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Dr.. nonnIns,, Bill.

NEw YoRK, Oct. i0,--Colonel Fred Grant
was seen by n reporter with reference 20 =
paragraph published in a morning paper
alleging that a sum OF 5000, left by will
OF General Grant 10 DR.. Douglass, had
never been paid Colonel Grant read tho
para graph through and sat silent for few
moments with n troubled expression on his
fenturos. Then he said. DIR Douglass hos ai-
ready been paid. and paid in full, and have
his receipt His bin was AN enormous ard
most unjust one. Ny father left n written
request to Mrs Grant that DR. Douglass bs
paid 600. that Is 10 say, that the amount
Of his bill. whatever 10 was, should be mnds
up 20 5000. The Doctor charged t5OOO
and he has been paid II, every penny Of IT,
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Attempt 10 Assass,na,e a prIsst.

Pur-mI6n, ont ll.--An attempt vas
made yesterday 70 assassinats Row Father
SIiskewItz, pastor OF the Polish Church.
Mass had been said and tbe father bad
turned 20 address The congregation. when
a bullet crashetf through . window, and
striking the will ON The Opposite side.
the missile passing within few inches
Of ms head. here was great con
fus on Zoe a few minutes. number u
people hurried 20 the yard. but tho asa sin
could not be- found There has beeu good
denl Of troifbio between different factions
in this church in time pest. the most recent
being long 0nd bitter fight with corr.
punY of Hursars which the pastor refused
- recognize.
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Hauled DCwn Oar FIso.

HALnAX, y s.. Oct 1.-The American
bsh.ifg schooner Marion Grimes. Captain
Landry Which Is detr med az sbeibnrn by
Captain Quisley for breach Of the customs =
laws In not IeportiDg 10 tho custom.houss
on entering the hhrboT last Thursdaynigbt,
was lying At anchor b. that harfor IN 5
afternoon witt tho Americau flag hv-
ing from her masthead. Captain Qn!g.
ley, who was. on board the Terror whica
was anchored 100 ard below the schooner,
ordered Captain Landry TO haul down tie
tag. The latter did -. but shortly after
ward tho flag wns seen waving from the
masthead. Captain Quigley again ordered
the flag 20 be hauled down. This time tho
American refused TO obey. An armed .rsw
was at once dispatched from the Terror,
Who boarded The schooner. and Captain
Quigley himself Daitled down the American
Nag
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- iotis ntf James snifl ir4iaf,.l.
enaffei with arscu. ia Casrisslun So.
While being taken from thIs .tV f1 fas
seems ef b. crime ~ sheriff Hgf Yesiss.
day. escaped from custody ria -, r.
VAS standing ~ The prisoner si4e n tsa
nfeie ~ tne car whom the train gave 3 .if.
ten lurrn aNd Threw bin to the Hort
smith quickly opened she Uind1v anf
threw himself ouf Tsc train ,sns .f,...l...i
ard thorough search was made fof 4 na
tnt % trace q bim could he f0uud Ths
train Was running 60 see rate of fhiftv
ri.its pef honf When ts nsds bis escape,
hui he va ln1ult
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HUNDREDS OF SKELETONS
Pound In an oid Church. Care, in Nee
France.

PAIRS, Oct 1.-THE old Dominican
church at Nice known as 81. Dominic. /.
now used asa bakery. for the French army.
Few days ago, when the architect was
employed TO make some examination OF
the roof, he discovered in the garrcts
over six hundred skeletons that had
pecn Hung IN without order or ar
rangement- The medical experts de.
clare they must have been buried in
The church three or -four centuries ago
When Nico was occupied by the French
soldiers in l792 tho monks we're driven ont
OF the church. which was used FOR militrry
purposes, and IL Is supposed that iu making
certain changes in the noor the skeletons
were thrown MP in the gRrrets The ma
Jority OF The bones are those OF women. et.d
among these there h NO doubt the skeleton
OF The putchess OF Savoy, who was buried
IN the church. a thc remains have sincs
been buried in one OF the cemeteries OF
Nice.
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WAsnfS0roS, Oct s,-Tns Acting Score
tery OF the Treasury iss ssl-d the Attor.
ney General for an opinion a. % whsthsr
The oleomargsrinc law imposes a tax on
tho different Ingredient used in t'e manu-.
facture Of oieomArgariua. and also = tar
on the article when finished and Dia rsd On
tho market, or wbetkeE tne ~ confsnt-
plates a tax only upon = lnnniahsd srtl-
Gle Tho question has beeH raised Dy tbs
opponents ~ the measure Hu1 ite drtsrutt.
nation VIII make n considers bic Differences
oieOTuargariue
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A MICHIGAN DUEL.
Tw" Neighbors Meet on sunday aadzriEht
to settle " Lawsuit.

PoNriAc- Men, Oct ll.-Frank Hollis
ter was. brought 20 Pontiac Sunday after
noon ard placed in jail for fatally shoot
ing Herman Van Staten, aneigLbor Both
bad some trouble recently over cranberry
marsh, and lnwsuit resulted This was
not setisfactory, and it - said they agreed
10 light. Sunday morning they mst two
miles tlIis side Of Devisfurg. Van Siale
being accompanied by brother n. aw.
Henry ID. FISK. who also took hand in
the shooting match that followed Hollis
ter shot Van Staten through th. body.
Fisk was poor maTl.smHn. Van Staten's
revolver wouldn't 60 of Officers are in-
Y CsLsaaLinQ
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Boiled vas.

Nrw Y0gE Oct 80 VIM Dunn. employ.
"a in n chemical works srtiuguisbed the
hgbis Ibis morning preparatory to going
home and in the dartuess made mistep
end feil into q vat % efalding water Al
though literally boiled be- Wa able ~
crawl cut. and, in hopes ~ relief. afaEgat
himself % hvdrant and turned fhe cold
water ou. . dls ouiy ndded 20 his sufferiugs
iiis screams brought people - the spot bus
fhHV could te nothing ~ hoIr him. Tor
death soon fDIi0st cd
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The Halter TIahlsplnu.

CHfcAco, Oct. I'm tho case of the Chi
csgo Anarchists tho motion for new trls.
was oVcTuisd. aad tbs prisoners will -
seutsncei to-morrOw. In responss - tas
question whether they had hnvthlng o. sa9,
several of the mon addressed tbe o0urE n
shali die proudly. dshsutiv Tor the chasa ~
Justice, shouts bpis@. In respouss 10 TOO
judge. Oscar NceDe burst Into vi1isuf
sbuse. calling Stafes Attorney Crinn-ii :
cur, bis assistants scOundrela The police
we're sssaiied. aud Ia short. his speech sas
tirade ~ abuse N-ebe ebandOued hifh.
self 20 > Wild appeal for the Judge 20 hang
him with the Others.
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ehasiIY WarnIna 10 crlmln.l,.

SrEELvuLF, No. Oct s.-The body ~
Pat Wallace, the murderer Of the Logan
family, hanged by a mob hero Ou Monday
night, was cut down aud brought 70 town
yesterday, aud lay all day in the court
house stretched out on plank ths no8.s
stu about nls neck. aud the hands aud faes
pinioned aa the mob had left them A..
cOrdlng % his request his parent were ernt
word 20 come aud get bis BODY Word
came back from his father that b. sraafd
have nothing - 40 with the body ~ son
fYleuda
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WssmNor0N. Oct 80 1hs cominis-
sioncr ~ Agriculture writes that picnro-
pneumonia still prevails among cattle ia
aud urOund Move York CITY In several
iocsIiiis.s ln NeW Jersey. among n limited
ruulbcq ~ herds ia Pennsyivanis and Dri-
NV are. quite extensively in Baiiimofa city
q ld county iu - Few of fnc easferu border
c0unfics OF Nirgluia. aud quite exfensiFsly
10 some ~ the dlstiiiery aud other stsbies
in Chicago
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PugsFIELb Mas. Oct s--Con.iiershis
excitement va oocasiousd here to.al9st
~ e report ih1t sx Town Treasurer Jas ab
Carter bad been arrested for srnbars ansat
- TIE town funds The am0u1t OF tie
deficiency - said - b. $50 pJn Garter ii
seventy years old. q carpet deaier. and vas
town treasurer for twenty years
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WAS uScroy Oct il.- General Miles las
submitted his report of the furrcnder Of
Geronimo So conditions were entered
into buf the General suggests the fact that
here tOiOre lu such cases removal has been
deemed sufficient He cites several eases
in which NJ greater punishment hg. been
inflicted. speaks ol the great good done
Arizona hy Apncbes removal. and susEes ~
that they ho treated a. other Indians bars
been treated under similar circumstance.
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saIyatIoplst Commit. BrvtsI mars.,

WtHstN. y. =. OF. ! The town u Cas.
tile, " WyoIninE County, il excited over a nlur.
der committed there last night by Rqb~r
Nsn Brunt, an Engiishman and mensissr
u the salvation Army. Van Hrunf hoard.
ed With the family ~ Simon Hoy. and lass
night found bis son. VIII ROW sfflng aD
late With biz half sister ETa Nau BruHt
told Eva 70 20 - bod ard shc rrfus~d Hs
then drew q revolver AMI tired aG youn.
Roy causing fatal wound in the bead
The murderer was overaO~ered br =
brother 81 Roy and HANDED Oger ~ tbs
town constabie
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Dunity. ort While tie ~ ction of =
farmer naned Tromoroc. living nsaF MiN.
town Aeiibsy. eas ln proEfess today. ne
uei eiEuho1s ~ Irofnurce gathered in fnrrs
auG made q desperate aftar< On tha srirt
inE party. ~ emergency mau bad his rar
severed from hls head ~ tne blow 90 q
stone thrown 81 one ~ the attacking psGtY.
Two afresfs uefs made
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Deadly Diphlherla.

WsBAsm. Ism. Oct TO- Fears are enter
tanned Of the spread into this county of tho
diph'heria raging IN 1.ogansport and por-
ii0ns 81 Fulton County. At the former
place the disease battles the skill OF phys
icisns. and has now beon raging fully three
months with deaths averaging 10 per cent.
View cases at the rate of six per day are
reported This 81 partially accounted FOR
BY the hlth OF the city Scarcciy day
passes that o dead animal j. not dumped
into the river. iu defiance of law.
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WAsHfx0roS, Oct T-Ths Utah Cosnnols.
sion, through its chairman. has aads -
annusl report - the Secretary ~ che IL.
terror The Commission a. Tlrtuaiiv con.
wheel that oniy the military can eradie-ts
the Mormon evil. There are H1UD Nor.
mons In tho world. and poivEsuny e. taught
20 the caildrsn lu tie acbeols and sHosis y.
school. ~ q Divine right IT, Self fafs
CITY during The past year. tuefe we're very
feW poiFEafnosis marriage triax rs-
straincd. n is believed ~ fear ~ 4 sfraa-
chis~ment and ths psrltsutiary
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The crou Of Wheat

WAsuSoToS. Oct. o. The report Of tbs
Department of Agriculture for Octoter
gives local estimates ~ the yield Of whcat
The average yield. upon au area Of fully
81 O0u.Oa0 acres. appears g. b. close % i-i.
bushels per acre making The crop of un
average 70 = series 20 Veara. The result
viii vary little from an increase ~ f1J-
O00.oOJ bushol. over the crop of last yea
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loNDoS Oct 5.--Ths ROysl Esnisxilisa
fusileers. statlou@d at Aldershos. .ssrf -.
rot issf a'ght IN resistanes 70 drat ssss
VS. heing made f1s servfes IN Afrlr. a
sarsEe nfdi ensuet aat tbr trishnisn .fars
only sui.i1ed after nursissr ~ soldIsrs
and police we're Wuunied F0ffy urs ~
tne rioters wsrs sFfrsfei
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Fdnl wArSE. lSu.. Oct 10 Mrs geores
hcnmn1. living with her husband on =
farm iD Eel River Iowoshlp. foll into "a
open vel Yesterday. aud when found VS.
dfoNneu She was suhieCt % effianffr
hts a.d y ~ supposed Ne va taken With
three year, ~ age She leaves . husband
and Two rhtitirarf
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The weeks Fsgsrss.

NEn YoHE, Oct She business failure.
occurring throughout fbe country iu ths
lat seven days nurniler Tor tts United
States iS1, aud for Isnada .s3 or = total 81
10 failures. which b. about ar % Toe aver.
age Of the last six or sevsn wseks fhs
failures la New York ard the Eat are
light ihc bulk ~ the resks casualfies bs-
ing reported from the Southern and West.
srn States snd Cansfs
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Skrfr Sm MAnr. Mos. Oct l0 Al q
o'clock this evening. while The officials ~
tho Chippe~a County ian we're serving
suppsrs to the prisoners. q break sor Ibsr-
~ vas made The prisoners succecded in
locking np the iaiier and escaped IN Al
IFuhnnllltN over The border
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lalsrrallsaal ou,slIsa ullh n,rs,.

Lam lrs. OFT q Rafael r.aah. .
heEiean oltcer. 100 s-r-a az -ifai qrs-s
ago fred acress the river as = dessrs.r .s.i
killei tlrr. ~ de.erief teinz b. lss rerss
sde. aeiIa fIUsia aaa uE fta Sos esn
s1ore. wts srfrst-f here today ft aasII
tnst iinaie wiii plead r1- Ius. st,esl,.. .r.
tue cass. as hs ras Iu NarIr1 ufea 49,. A
maa crnf nfr1ffsaI
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lt IS an old custom 10 eat bread
with honey on tbe eve of ROsh Hashanah
80 q hopeful symbol 81 n sweet year
Where there j. a scarcity of honey kiss
ing r. pretty girl will answer the pur.
pose Try it'-Hsbfep Standard.
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PsItsnriFaft. or Common e.sasrf
this sftsrnoou. ~ = vote - nftv 70 ssss,tr.
bre. De- drd 81 fcsfpone Tor fta urrssns
fNan .yu g. apruIlt q r1frnl tt@a g. In.
p.arn asyer smith before she aelsrf a1au-
81 IL a fts general orinI RI thsf o.
crarEss uiil not D. agaln taEsn 90
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81. LOUIS. Oct s.. Tbs additional deaths
which have occarrsd among thsse lnjuled
ia The i.s Nascotfe disaster makes the tdfal
nulhber t1ifty Among thon Vas A ..
snsrtf, ef cinclanffi,
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An Esrthauak. Do callfarn ;

say Dffco. Csi.. Oct "A sharp sarth
quake occurred here early fts moraIas
The vibrations we're from sast lo rssf ~
serious dsnnsg~.
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Rnalnesa alaRnnmlnn

vnnis Railroad Company has placed or
ders Tor two thousand additional freight
cars The y. q q bas ordered one thou.
sand aud tie Pittsburgh and Western two
fbruaaun
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Opium Seizure Al Sac Frsaol,os.

ssa FaASoisco. Oct i0--Last niEbt tie
custom house authorities seixsd = large
quantity 81 opium which eas conigned
n he dsEiisr Of tea o. ChurR Yek a Co.
Of This city aud which came over 0u he
beiEic last fhursday The value 81 the
opium seiged b. snD
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me White jnhabitants on the IA,

The white inhabitants on che Paci-
&c coast are greatly exercised over tho
acti0n II the Chinese ia providing
themselves with arms Ono dealer in
Sacramento. Cal. recently sold seven
teen repeating rifles 70 Cinnamon in one
day. San Francisco Gail
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FEw YoaE. oct. o. Mrs Genera Grsnt
20 day received q check fof tls0o00 from
the publishers Of the Grant memoirs sus
has realized thas far $3.50. 90
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81 PEnesBUso. Oct General Kauf-
bars naa toieKraphod TO the Gar fbat 10
must DOW b. either recalled az fornl.asd
vita troops The faiiuro o. bis mission .
generally ednitfsd
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sudd.n p,.lh sf 1000 80.

BoFrOy, Oct s. unifsd state. senator
Austin 3 Pike dled suddenly st Frsutis
fails h today
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-14
sourrtRn NEWS elsArInoa.
Cotton Markets..

ouvrsToS Cotton weak on the sth {;
midiiinE sTc low middiing. S2c good
ordissry, 5kr.i net and gruss receipts.
tl62 bales. exports 70 Urcaf Britain. f7s1
bales sales, i.,ss bais@i stock, ot.siB baie<-
Nav oHLHAs..- Cotton steady uiiidilnx.
~ low middling. SIZE, good oriiusfy.
Irc. not receipts. it.oit beirss gross. =. 40
bales sales, 2,T50 bales; stock oi4u5 tais>.
hrsrHis. COTTON easy; spiadiinE. p :
rcceipt-. i.teo bales, shipments ~ balcs {.
stock, is,oH bals~; sales. ?. lso baiee
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-10-14

A cENTrnr-rf.anr at ~. Augnsiips. Fis..
is about 20 bloom, and has rnsch0,l q hesght
near forty feet