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THE THREE AMERICAS
The Proposed Permanent Exposition At
Washington i'm 1892.

WASHINGTON, Oct l0-The proposed per-
manent Exposition of the Three Ameri-
cas- 70 open here in ls93, is rapidly taking
shape. aud the Board of Promotion n
charge of the project are already eneour-
aged beyond expectation by the gratifying
responses from all over the country, and
with the progress already made. The pro
ject contamplates: First, Constitutional
Centennial celebration at Wasting
ton in lSsq by the sheen
American republics in honor OF
he e-hundredth anniversary off the
Constitut on of the parent republic-the
United States: second. Worlds EPos :
ton at Washington, III 1892 III hofsr OK
the four-hundredLh anniversary o. fbsdi>-
covery of America by Columbus. ia q,
permanent Exposition al NgshinEtn OF
| the resources, arts and lnduStris Of
the three Americas. Th' perm lnentpavt
| of this project does ltCt mean al gE-
| manent fair of private exhibits. IL neaus
| that the american Nas'u y ''Al,ri-
| can Art Gallery" the governmental ex-
| hibits bv the fifteen Spanish Amsrica5R~
| publics. the State aud TerritOr al EXHIBITS
| OF the forty-siX States anu Terriotorls Of
| the United States. and other featuis OF
| the proposed Worlds Exposition of s13,
/ will remain permanently az the NatiRal
! Capital. in form somewhat similar tothe
| present National Museum, and protbly
| under the same management-that oithe
| Smithsonian Institution.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

Every note from Indiana is full
of good cheer Even the Congress
sional feuds have died away. and
everywhere the party is in good shape
and full of igor.-Cincinnat En-
q,urer.
1t is announced that Mr.. Blaine
intends TO stump the State of New
York in the next campaign, whether
he is nominated or not. This will be
a magnanimous return for the action
of New York in stumping Mr.. Blaine
in 1884 Louis Post Dispatch.
-Lieutenant-Gov Black was
invited to the reunion of the Ninety
Sixth regiment of Pennsylvania volun-
teers at Pottsville He replied: II
feel that the appearance of candidates
on such occasions is not altogether
delicate and might, indeed. be offensive
to some - ithitadelihid Times.
1t is strange that the Republican
press has never alluded to the fact that
the bill increasing the pensions OF Wild
ows and dependents of soldiers from
| eight to twelve dollars asmonth was
passed bv Democratic House of Rep
res .ntatives and approved by Demo
cratic President But the veterans and
those who have been benefited by the
act should not forget their friends in
time OF need. -Buiato Times.
The new Public Printer. Mr.:
Benedict. is reported as saying: II
have letter in my possession
in which Mr.. Rounds makes state
ment of the expenses of the office,
showing plainly that he. knew fuii
well that the appropriation would
not carry him at the rate he was going
until the opening of Congress. II !
had not begun the reduction at once. l
should have found myself about the
middle of November without funds to
buy material or pay salaries. Mr..
Rounds. knowing this. has placed him
SETON record as refusing to make any
reduction. wishing TO place all the
odium of such course upon bis snc'
cossnrO
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HUNDREDS OF SKELETONS
Found in an Old Church Carrot in Nice,
France.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE old Dominican
church at Nice, known as St Dominic, is
now used as & bakery for the French army.
few days ago when the architect was
employed TO make some examination Of
the roof, he discovered in the garrets
over six hundred skeletons that had
been flung 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 Nice was occupied by the French
soldiers IN 1872 the monks were driven out
OF the church. which was used for military
purposes, and IL is supposed that in making
certain changes in the floor the skeletons
were thrown up in the garretS. The ma
Jorlty OF the bones are those of women, "a I'd
among these there j. no doubt the skeleton
OF the Duchess of Savoy, who was buried
! IN the church. Al the remains have since
been buried in one of the cemeteries OF
Nice
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1886-10-15
Vienna's Destruction Plotted.

LONDON, Oct. 9-The Chronicles CORE
spondent at Paris says ne has inst heard
from Vienna the details Of a startling An
archist plot TO destroy Vienna and to assas-
sinate Emperor Francis Joseph. The con-
Spirators, whose plans We're frustrated by
the authorities, had intended 10 carry out
the plot on October f. Various timber
stores were To be set on fire throughout
the city. and during the confusion pub
lie buildings were 10 be blown up with
dynamite. The police seized immense
quantities of bombs and other explosive, in
different parts of the C ty, especially near
the Imperial residence et Schonbrunn, aud
beneath the bridge leading to the palace,
which the Emperor crosses daily. IL was
also intended TO make an attempt upon the
HE OF the Emperor at the same time. A
large number of foreigners and Austrians
We're arrested. The ring-leaders escaped
to Germany,
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The Ancharia In Port.

ST. JOINS, y. B., Oct. 1.-THE steamer
Anchoria, with 100 persons on boarJ left
Glasgow September IS, and when four
days out from that port her propeller shaft
was broken i'm a gale and her rudder dis
abled She then drifted about at the mercy
of the waves until October q, when tenn
porary repair OF the shaft was made, and
the vessel gotten under control She made
good time westward, when October Z tine
shaft again broke beyong repair and the
steamer again drifted TO within 50 miles of
the New Foundland coast when she was
picked up by a steam tug and towed to this
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The nlensr ariaa lax

wAsHrNGroS, Oct. Sire Acting S.cre-
tary of the Treasury has asked the Attor-
ney Generator an op.aion a to whether
.be oleomrgarine law imposes a tax on
the differnt ingredients used in the manu-
facture q oleomargarina and also tax
on the fticle when finished and placei on
the n.rket. or whether The aw contem-
plate tax only upon the unfinished arJi-
Gle. The question has been raised by tn,
opponents OF the measure. an IS letsrmi-
ption will make a considerab differences
ne way or the other TO persons dealing ia
nlaomarCar;pa
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CHASTITY Warnino 10 Grimm IA.

SrEELvILLE, Mo-, Oct. s.-The body OF
Pat Wallace, the murderer of the Logan
family, hanged by mob here on Monday
night was cut down and brought to town
yesterday, and lay all day in tue court
honse stretched out on plank. the moose
still about mis- neck, and the hands and fe.t
pinloned as the mob had left them. A.
cording to has request his parents were sent
word 10 come and get bis body. Wo-d
came back from b father that he would
have nothing to do with the body of a son
SO unnatural as to murder his parents bess
friends
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bttempt 70 Assassjnate a Priest

PITTSBURGH, Oct. TL-An attempt was
made yesterday to assassuate Rev. Father
Miskewitz pastor of the Polish Church.
Mass had been said, and the father had
turned to address the congregation. when
a bullet crashed through window, and
striking the wall on the opposite side,
the missile passing within a few inches
of his head There was great cou-
fusion for a few minutes. A number of
people hurried to the yard, but the ASSASSIN
could not be found. There has been a good
deal of trouble between different factions
in this church in time past, the most recent
being long and bitter fight with com
pany of Hussars, which the pastor refused
TO recogniZe.
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Remarks Bile Escape of a Prisoner.

ST. Louis, Oct. flames Smith {colored),
charged with arson, in Charleston. Mo-,
while being taken from this city to the
scene of his crime by Sheriff HUFF, yester-
day, escaped from custody The sheriff
was standing by the prisoners side in the
aisle of the car, when the train gave a sud-
den lurch and threw him to the floor.
Smith quickly opened the window and
threw himself out. The train was stopped
and a thorough search was made for him,
but no trace of him could be found The
train was running at the rate of thirty
miles per hour when he made his escape,
but he was unhurt
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The Mnrmnn Qresfinn

WASHINGTON, Oct. The Utah Commits
sion, through its chairman, has made It's
annual report 20 the Secretary of the In
terror The Commission is virtually con-
WINGED that only the military can eradicate
the Mormon evil. There are 10000 Nor
mons in the world, and PoIvgamv is taught
to the children IN the schools aud Sunday
schools as Divine right. Ia Salt Lake
City, during the past year there were very
few pOlygamouS marriages being re-
strained, II il believed. 10y fear of dsfran-
cbisement and the peuItentiary.
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Rallied m a Vat.

NEW YoKK, Oct iO.-Wm Dnrn, employ
ed in chemical works, extiIguished the
lights this morning preparatory to going
home, and in the darkness made inistep
and fell into a vat of scalding water; Al
though literally boiled, be vas able TO
crawl out, and, in hopes of relief dragged
himself to hydrant and turIsd the cold
water on. This only added to hi sniferings.
His screams brought people TO lie spot, but
they could DO nothing TO hlp him, for
death soon followed
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1886-10-15
A MICHIGAN DUEL.
Two Neishbors Meet on Sunday and Fight
to settle a Lawsuit.

PoSTI.C, MICH., Oct. 1l.-Frank Hollis
ter wss:brought 10 Pontiac Sunday after
noon and placed in jail for fatally shoot
ing Herman Van Staten, neighbOr. Both
had some trouble recently over a cranberry
marsh, and lawsuit resulted. This was
not satisfactory, and il is said they agreed
to fight. Sunday morning they met tNo
miles this side of Davisburg, Van Staten
being accompanied by a brOther-n-iaw,
Henry ID. Fisk who also took hand IN
the shooting match that followed. Hollis
ter shot Van Staten through the body.
Fisk was poor marksman. Van Staten :
revolver wouldn't go OIL. Officers aro III
vestigatiDg.
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The Halter TiuhteninQ,

CHICAGO, Oct In the case of the Chi
cago Anarchists the motion for new trial
was oveiruled, and the prisoners will be
sentenced tu-lnOrrau- la response to the
question whether they had ANYTHING TO saw,
several Of the men addressed the court: Il
shall die proudly. defantiy for the cause Of
Justice" shouts Spies, IN response to the
judge. Oscar Neehe burst into violent
abuse. calling States Attorney Grinueil a
cur, mis- assistants scOuniTels. The police
were assailcd, and in short, his speech was
TRADE Of abuse. Naebe abandoned HIM
self 10 a wild appeal for the Judge TO hang
him with the Others
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Pleuro-pneumonia Reports

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 - The Commits
sioner of Agriculture writes that pleuro-
pneumonia still prevails among atsie IN
aud around New York City, in several
localities in New Jersey, among limited
number of herds in Pennsylvania and Del
aware. quite extensively in Baltimore CITY
and county, in a few OF the eastem border
counties of Virginia, and quite extensively
in some OF the distillery aud othg stables
in Chicago.
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0r Doul,ass' Bill.

New YoRK, Oct. l0.-Colonel Erred Croft
was seen by reporter with refers~ce to a
paragraph published in morning paper
alleging that sum of s5o1, left by WIZ
OF General Grant 10 De Douglass, had
never been paid Colonel Grant 'ead the
paragraph through and sat silent or few
moments with trovoled expression o. ais
features. Then he said: DIR. Douglass has a :
ready been paid and paid in fun, and have
5 receipt His bill was an enormous and
most unjust one. My father left 4 written
request TO Mrs Grant that DIR. Douglass be
paid - 900. that is to say. that tir amount
OF his bill. whatever Il was, shoult be made
up to s. 600. The Doctor charged = 900
and he has been paid it, every penny OF 1T
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1886-10-15
Exuress Robbery.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Oct. AAdvices
from Fordyce report $4,000 excess rob
berry at that place The money! Reported
to have been taken from the Soberu Ex-
press Company by H. B. Miller, teleeraph
operator. The robber is describe having
dark hair and mustache, left al .
tween elbow a. d wrist, and als esrs an
Artificial leg. He were blue ID snit.
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saIyationist Commits Brutal murtsr

WARSAW. y. Y, Oct. THE town Of Cas-
tile, Wyoming County,is excited over a muir
der committed there last n ght by Robert
Van Bsunr, an EngIjshman and member
Of the Salvation Army. Van Byunt board
Ell with the family OF Simon Roy, and last
night found his son, WIN Roy, sitting up
late with his half : ster Eva. Van Bruu5
told Eva TO 90 10 bed. and she refused. He
then drew revolver and fired at Young
Roy. causing a fatal wound in the head.
the murderer WAS overyoweref by
brother o. Roy, aud handed over 70 tho
town constable
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Deadly D.Dh,hpria,

WABASH, IND.. Oct. 10 Fears are enter
tanned of the spread into this county OF the
diphtberia raging in Logansport and por-
tions of Fulton County. At the former
place the disease baffies the skdl OF phys
icians and has now been raging fully three
months. with deaths averaging - per cent.
New cases at the rate of six per day are
reported. This is partially accounted tor
by the filth OF the city. Scarcely day
passes that a dead animal Is not dumped
into the river, in defiance OF law.
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General Miles Report.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-Genersi Miles has
submitted his report of the surrender OF
Geronimo. No conditions were entered
into, but the General suggests the fact that
heretofore in such cases removal has been
deemed sufficient. He cites several cases
in which no greater punishment has been
inflicted, speaks of the great good done
Arizona by Apaches removal, and suggests
that they be treated as other Indians have
been treated under similar circumstances.
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0nium Seizure at San Fr,eisco

San Francisco, Oct lo.-Las night the
Custom-house authorities seisd iargs
quantity of opium which was consigned
in the disguise OF tea TO ChungTek 4 Co.
of this city, and which came Ger ON the
Belgic last Thursday: The vMs OF the
opium seized is $4,000
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Arensdorf Admitted TO Bail.

SIOUX CRY, IA, Oct 1l.-John Arensdorf,
who, according to Leavitt's confession,
fired the shot that killed the Rev. Mr.. Had
dock, was held for trial here to-day. Bail
was fixed at $500 Adolph Koschminsk,
alias Bismarck, alias Adolph Kolp, wanted
for completely in the murder, was captured
at San Francisco, Cal, Sunday.
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1he Weeks Eai urss.

New YORK, Oct S.-The business failures
occurring throughout the country in the
last seven days number for the United
States l6s, and for Canada %. or s~total OF
100 failures which is about up to tSe aver
age of the last six or seven weeks. Tbs
failures in New York and the East are
light, the bulk of the weeks casualties be-
ing reported from the Southern and West
ern States and Canada.
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Resisting Eviction.

Dublin, Oct S.-while the eviction of a
farmer named Tromoroe. living near Mill
town-Mellbay, was in progress to-day, the
neighbors Of Tromoroe gathered in force
and node desperate attack on the evict-
ing party. An emergency man had his ear
severed from his head by the blow of q
stone thrown by one of the attacking party.
Two arrests were made
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Amicbioau iajl Deliuvy.

SauLT STE MARIE, Mich, OF I0-At 6
O'Clock this evening, while the officials of
the Chippewa County Jail en serving
suppers to the prisoners breasfor liber-
" was made. The prisoners succeeded in
locking up the jailer and escapd, in all
probability over the border.
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pi,nsad Rsbherv.

CHICAGO, Oct. s.-Tom Donnslly, . dia-
mond broker on Dearborn street, was rob
bed last night Of tray Of diamonds,
valued 1T about $500. A well-dressed man
entered and asked to be shown some spark
lsrs, and when the tray. was laid on the
counter the stranger threw handful Of
With the diamonds
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Irish Troops Riot.

LONDON Oct. THE Royal Enniskillen
fusileers stationed at Aldershot, went on
riot last night, in resistance to a draft that
was being made for service in Africa A
savage fight ensUed and the Irishmen were
only Subdued after number OF soldiers
and police were wounded Forty one Of
the rioters were arrested
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Four Children Injured.

LEWISTON, Me-, Oct. 6.-An extrao ordinary
calamity happened here yesterday Rev.
}. W. T~ort, pastor of the Free-Will Bap-
tist Church. was experimenting with a
mage lantern Tor the amusement of his
children. when he incautiousiy brought
rubber apparatus containing hydro
gen into contact with the flame of
tine lantern. terrific explosion ensued.
The glass front OF the house was blown
away distance OF twenty feet into the
street, the stove was shattered and the fur
niture was broken in pieces. Four children
received internal injuries OF serious ma
ture.
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STRICKEN with Emil, usv and t,w,,d.

FoRT WAIVE, ND, Oct los George
Henning. living with her huSand on
farm in Eel River Township, n into an
open wei yesterday, ana whenbrnd was
drowned. She was subject tdepiieptic
iits, and it Is supposed she was ken with
three years of age. She leavestbus nd
and two children
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Oliver Amys Fayors Prohibition.

BosToS, Oct. I'm his letter or accept
ance of the Republican nomination for
Governor, Oliver Ames says, regarding the
liquor plank of the State platform: This
repression of the liquor traffic, with a view
to ending the social, political and moral
evils that flow from it, has always seemed
to me of vital importance"
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Change of Army Headquarters

WASHINGTON, Oct. "A general order
nas been prepared at the War Department
changing the headquarters of the Depart
ment of Dakota from Fort Smelling, hInn-,
TO st. Paul, Mimi, on the lst of November.
and the headquarters of the Division Of
the Pacific TO San Francisco on the same
SskA
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International Question With Mexico.

LAREDO, TEX, Oct. 7-Rafael Pinale a
Mexican officer, who seven or eight years
ago fired across the river at deserter and
killed him, the deserter being on the Texan
side. while PiraIe was on the Mexican
shore. was arrested here to-day. Ii is SAID
that Pinale will plead non jurisdiction i'll
the case, as he was in Mexico when the act
was committed
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Oaly $50. 600 shert.

PTrrsFIELD, MASS, Oct. S-Considerabls
excitement was occasioned here tonight
by . report that ex-Town Treasurer Josiah
Carter had been arrested for embezz,ement
of the town funds The amount of the
deficiency is said to she $4,000. Carter is
seventy years old, carpet dealer, and was
town treasurer for twenty years.
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Increased Circuiation of the silver Dollar.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Ihe silver-dollar
circulation of the United States, which was
slightly below $50. 900, 900 on September
80 has now passed theR limit, being far
greater than ever before in the history OF
the country. The treasury officials say
that IT may rise as high as $50 600. 900
ana then decline as rapidly ~ the new sill
yer certificates are put out.
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En1.ish Troops for Canada.

HALIFAX, y. s., Oct. 1.-THE English
troopship Himalaya has arrived here with
I.4O0 troops for service in Canada and Ber-
muda She takes the Royal Irish Rifles
from Halifax TO Egypt
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KauIba-s' Failure AcknovS,aa

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. l0.-Gelral Kaul-
bars mas telegi aphed TO the c. taat ne
must now be either recalled of(uruisLed
with troops The failure of hi hisslon is
generally admitted.
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Tammany's Choice.

New YORK, Oct. 1l.-At Tammany Hall
meeting to night, at which Conference
Committee of Irving Hall men were pres
ent, Abram S. Hewitt was nominated for
Mayor amid great enthusiasm.
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nayor Smiths Case viii, Orop.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-Common council
: this afternoon, by vote of fifty to twenty
five, decided TO postpone for the present a
reso Ion to appoint committee to i'm
peach Mayor Smith before the select coun-
Gil. 1t is the general opinion that the
charges Will not he again taken up.
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Giv.no Up It's Dead

CAPE GIRARDEAU, No.. Oct l03rbe body
ofJudge Hager was caught yeste Y after
sernoon about two miles below kere q Q
,..sscotte exploded. This 10 the 4 one OF
be drowned persons that has found,
kept the four brought down e1K Eagls
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Now It's King Milan.

LONDON. Oct. 7.-Husnors worthy of Gre
dence are current 70 the effect that con-
spiracy has been discovered at Altfrazna
TO kidnap King Milan aud force him to alb
dicate, with the alternative of death.
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To nenefi. the Rising generation.

MNHEAPoLIs. Mimi, Oct. 6.-Colonel Al
e1ander Hogeland, general division agent
OF the Youths National Mutual Improve
nient Association, has called e national
convention TO meet in this city October 22.
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A VIM T. Ham.

New YoRK. Oct S--dDaniel Dris1oll. the
ex-leader OF the Whyo gang, who wa; con-
victed Of the murder Of BECKY Garritv IN
q Hestor street brothel, on June % last. v a.
to-day sentenced - b hanged On the I'd 81
next December.
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An Earthsuake in californ a.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Oct. S.-A sharp earth.
quake occurred hero early this morning
The vibrations were from east to west. No
serious damage.
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Thirty peatbs from the River Diss,ter.

81. LOUIS, Oct &-Ths additional deaths
which have occurred among those injured
in the La Mascotte disaster makes the total
number thirty. Among them was H. G..
Sherer, OF Cincinnati.
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A Desuerado Killed.

LEApvILLE, Col, Oct. lI-Jake Blunt,
formerly a member of the James Y ounger
band. was shot dead near here, by a French
man named Lloyd Marie, who escaped.
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The Sale Of Grants Msmoirs.

New York. Oct. il.-Mrs- General Grant
to day received a check for si50,0oO from
the publishers Of the Grant memoirs. she
has realized thus far t35o,000
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Christians kassacred.

LONDON, Oct. 1l.-Seven hundred Chris
tians have been massacred and thirty VIII
lagos burned IN Tonquin. Nine thouSan"
people are homeless and starving.