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Ltrlagloa, kE, Live Sock Record,
We are indebted to ]. H. Cunningham,
Muir Station, Ky.,. for the following stock
news:
Mr.. L. NJ. Crothsrs, TaylorBtown, Pa,
purchased from Mr.. A. II. DAyinport
twenty-five Walaingham ewes, four ram
lambs, and two eve lambs.
From Mr.. Il Z. Todhuntsr twsnty.ssven
pure bred eouthdOwns,inCl one ram
and 1--WE yeading fat wethers, from Mr.,
U. W. Heahley, Lexington, KY.
Also one eight months old R,nick Rose
Sharon bull calf, from MI. G. W. Morrow,
Ollntonvllle, KY. They are said TO be q
very ChoiCs lot ot stock,
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sEDALl4, Mo-, Oct. 2l.-The resolution
recently adopted by the General Assem-.
bly, OF the X. Of l.. at Richmond, calling
on CigArmakCrs who are members Of the
International Union and also Of the K. Of
l.. 10 choose which Of tho organizations
they Shall follow, created q great deal Of
comment In this city. All the cigarinAk.
Ors here are members Of both orders and
!!oa man will rOnounce allegiance to the
X. OIL,
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Tho Gar Shoots an onlcer.

LONDON, Oct. 2l-Rumors ara current
that a terrible state Of confusion and
alarm exlsts in the Czal'a household, ow.
ing to ballucinatIons of imaginary dan
gers, to which the Gear Is subject. 1t is
said that on seeing an adjutsnt walking
rapidly toward him recently, the Czlr
seized a revolver and shot the adjutant
dead. Other accounts say that the adju.
tant made IN attempt to kill the Czar and
the latter fred in self delense,
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Tu9ss statamsn who investigated tho
Philadelphia post,tliGs found 1t in q
vretchsd condition, bu! they slao diacoy-
cred Republican Couapiracy to make
Hsrlty a failure Us y postmaster. And so
Civil serylcs RsIorm marches on to new
Conuues.s and tue A ADMINISTRATION is vim
Ii.aIa6
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Coz, RonGm q. IEGElsoLLs threat
tro,ole is said to be similar to that which
o,,t General Grant his life. An operation
HI, bseu performed which is thought to
have been unsuccessful. The future must
bs,In to look terribly real to Col.
Invorsoll.
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Another religious meeting preliminary
to the work OF Moody, the evangelist, was
held lsat evening at the Second Presby-
teriau church, at which Rev. Mr.. Dorm
blasser led. The topic was: "The Pres.
encc Of the Holy Spirit to take OF the
Things OF Christ and Show Them unto
Us." Bsaideg Mr.. Dornblasser, Rsy. ].
G. CAN'T and l}sv. ]. T..McOIure and 9th
ers made addresses. The congregation
was large and the spirit manifested very
encouraging,
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Police I,lckups.

Lucy Tucker, a COlored girl, was locked
up by Officer Lukens last evening fol
drunkenness. Grant johnson and Henry
Hoehls were run In by Officer Killeen ioi
lightning at avoiding on the South side
Jack johnson and young fellow named
Kenny we're picked up by Officer Carney
on suspicion Of being the parties who
stole the coop Of chickens from Robinson
& MCOonaughey Tueslay evening.
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Torllr on ApOilInnriS.

BosroS, Oct. 2l.-At the American
Botlm8' Association convention to-day IL
was voted to appoint q committee to con.
slider the QUESTION Of the tariff on import.
ed AppOllinuris, and to urge Congress to
act upon the matter. The committee was
also instructed to consider the imported
ginger.Rls question, and have duty
levied upon the bottles as well as upon
the contents, the bottles now coming free.
Then followed the election Of officers.
The convention adjourned 10 meet In Chi'
cago, In 1883.
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Instructions to Nunclos.

RoNE, Oct 2l.-oardinal Jhcobini,
pApal Secretary Of State, following the
Pope'O instructions, has sent circulars 10
oil the papAl NunClos abroad directing
their attention 10 the principle and oCCle.
sCastiCal que0tionB oi the day, and urging
them 10 cultivate good relations with the
different governments With h view To-.
wards improving the situation Of the
church throughout the world.
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Mt TmD&N made great mistake when
he failed TO takO counsel Of his kinsmen
CONCERNING his will. They would have
saved him the postmurtem humiliation oi
discovering that hc didn't know how 10
dispose of bis property. He is wise
man who knows enough to make will
tina. will hnll. ------
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LONDON, OCT, 2i,-The 81 James GaStItC
says that NJ, Waddington, French Ambas'
ssdor to L5ndon, acting under instructions
from his govsynmsnkhas protested on be.
hall oil France against the llritish oooupA.
lion Of Egypt Tho paper adds that
France and Turkey aro In complete accord
In their opposition 10 the occupation, and
that Rutsla supports them,
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1mnT,Isnt for lila prison.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-F. ]. Bradley, ex.
Manager OF the Pullman Palace Gar Com.
papy, was takOn before Judge Collins
this morning, xhep he pleaded guilty to
the charge Of embeESlemept. HO express.
ed the wish to bo sent to Joliet at onOe, 40
he was anxious 10 get out again, and have
the matter over with Rs soon % possible,
Judge Collins sentenced him 10 lvs ysars
Id the ponl,entiary at Joliet The fieces.
BRTy papers were ordered nSdu out at
ONCE and Bradley was taken 10 Joliet on
Tho noon train,
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WHEAT STOCKS.
The Amount on Hand Oct. LA ComparI.
sou Will, Former Years.

The Amount on Hand Oct. LA Compare.
sou With Former Years.
ClscINNATT, Oct. 2l.-Ths Cincinnati
Price Current Of to-day contains an unusu.
ally irtereb!ing and comprehensive
statement iu regard to comparative stocks
Of wheat in the United States on Oct. l,
with much kindred information. 1t 10
shown that the total available stocks were
800 600 600 bushels, -four included, being
4 900, 900 in excess Of year ago, and 79,-
600 900 less that two years ago; also H.
GOO 600 less than the average for ak years
previous to 1856 for October /. Computa-
tious are made Indicating the invisible
available supply OF wheat, exclusive OF
flour, which are the lowest 10 seven years,
excepting'in 1881 aud q 100000 bushels
below the averaVaiOr six years previous
to 1885 for 0ctObsr-fifBt..
These eXhibitS show that Is per cent Of
the entire wheat supply Is now reported
in the visible stocks against IL per cent
last year, and " per cent as the average
for the previous five years, thus sho Ring
very marked advances in proportion OF
wheat appearing in y!ti6le supply state
menta.
Special reports in regard TO stocks of
old corn In western states, show moderate
or low supplies generally, in lows, Mis-.
touri and Kansas; good supplies III NC-
braska and Ohio, and fairly good. or
about usual stocks for The season In Hi.
inois, Indiania, Kentucky and Tennes.
see.
west during the week was l45 COO against
100000 last week aud l05. 900 during cor
responding time last year.
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snEnMAN' IN INDIANA.
lie Talks About the DlsfranchlIent Of tho
Colorod Votes.

He Talks About the DlsfFnnchlsent OF tho
Colored Votes.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Ex-senator John
Sherman arrived here about noon to-day
and was met by COMMITTEES Of one hun.
dred leading Republicans. There vss no
formal reception at the railway station,
and tho Senator was driven Immediately
to the residence Of Major Charles L.
Holstain, where luncheon was served.
From 8 until . p. M. the Senator hold q
reception az tho pAtloH ot the 1eniaon
Houae, whsro hundreds, ot political and
personal friends paid their respects. Ia
the evening hO delivered q speech In
Tomllnson Hall, which was packed 10 ils
utmost capacity.
Thesenator devoted the frat part Of bis
BpeeCh TO proving the charge made In tho
kspublican plat that the Democratic
Dafty has aacenlsd To power In the nation.
al government BY virtue Of objectionable
crimes against free suffrage declaring
that there has been In tho South since the
close Of the war q determined effort Ia
various ways TO deprive both white aud
black RepubliCan9 Of theit rights, and
citing as proof the congressional yepottSol
tho Ku klux Klan, the "MissiSsippi
Plan" and the outtages In the cotton
1tOLebi Ii 1870 He then passed on 70 the
discussion oI Ithe tsrll aud closed BY prit.
iplslns the unit character ot some Of The
appointments made by the national 3D.
nllnlBttAtlOn,
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
he Musical Union Of New York Defeated

The Musical Union Of New York Defeated
In u Vital Suit.
NEw York, Oct 2l.-The most impor.
tant decision has Just been rendered by
Justice Porter which Is Of special interest
to all musical persons. 1t will be remem-
bored that the Musical Union objected to
the performance Of any Of their mambsis
In company with an imported oboe
player, engaged by Theodore Thomas, and
enforced their objection by fines and
threatened expulsion. Il was In vain
that Mr.. Thomas urged tho iOCt that there
was no oboe player In the union capsule
OF playing the music required Of him,
The union insisted upon enforcing the
union rules. The oboe player In question
was perfectly willing to Join the union,
but wag prevented from doing go
by q bylaw Of the organization
which made II necessary for him to be .
months In tho country before he could
gain admission to the Order. In this
emergency Mr.. Thomss applied for, and
obtained an INJUNCTION restraining the
union from interfering with its members,
OF Furnishing them for playing in company
with performers who were not union
men.
Justice Porter has given hls decision in
favor Of Mr.. Thomas, the plaintiff, hold
Ing that the by.laws ofthe defendant, for.
bidding members to play with non.unlon
men, are In restraint OF trade and against
public policy and void. Ho also Issues q
perpetual Injunction, iorblddlng these
lsws from being put into operation against
the plaintitf.
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BERLIN, Oct, al,-EmperOr William ar
rived here today. He was received at
the station by the Governor OF the city,
the Chief OIL Police and other officials.
He rested for two hours and afterwards
gave audience to General Bronsart Won
Shellendori, the Imperial Secretary for
War, and Count Herbert Bismarck, I'm.
perial Secretary for Foreign Affairs. 1t Ia
reported they discussed foreign affairs.
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TpE paper OF Mr., W, L. Hughes road
b,r,,e tho Chamber OF Commerce pro-
n,,e, plan which can be made practical
i our man Of means will take hold Of 1t in
practical way. There Is money enough
in Wneellngit it can only be started in
,,.,fn,
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PrrrsnuRon, Oct. 2l.-The annual con,
venion Of the Pennsylvania State Synod
Of the Presby teriRn church, composed ol
the Ptssbyterles In Pennsylvania and
West Virginia, was opened here tonight
with sermon by Moderator Rev. Rev. D.
A. Cunningham Of Wheeling, W. Va.
Tomorrow will be devoted to election oI
Moderator, and OH Saturday the question
oi dividing the synod will be considered
Over 900 delegates are present.
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THAT lisa queer story about the Pfesi'
denfs wito and three C4blnent lalIos rsT
fusing to 20 to Richmond because tho
daughter Of Jefferson DaviS was to help 10
receive. Tho IRrELLluENCER doesn' t
think much Of tho business in which Mr..
DaviswaS engaged a few years ago, hat
the part taken in that affair by his daugh.
ter waa not conspicuous. The Admins
ton must feel that it Is under auS-
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SOUTHERN LABOR.
Tho Chattanooga "TImes" says Colorsd
9ICn aro Fairly Paid,

Tho Chattanooga "TimeS" Says Colored
SICn aFc Fairly Paid,
CuATrANoodA, Tenn, Oct. 2l.-Hon
james G. Blaine, in his speech ut Pitts
burgh yesterday, referred to Chatta.
nooga as a point in the South where
colored lsborers are paid 10 and 70
cents day. The Daily Times comment.
ing on the speech, says; Careful inyesti.
CATION here reveals tho fact the lowest
wages paid to colored labofers In any in.
dustry 10 90 cents per day, and this rate
covers only O few at the South Tredegar
iron works. The greater number Of COL
ored men at these works receive wages
running from 81 to So per day, with a
large number OF the intermediate rates Of
81. 25 and Sl,50 per day
In every case where colored mon are
employed as heaters,as puddlers eip., they
got exactly the same wages as white men
doing the same work. Colored laborars
at Chattanooga get 81 25 $l.50 and SO 90
per day, according to the skill and re.
sponBibility etc, required 10 fill the
various places In which they work. These
are representative southern industries
What We say Of Chattanooga in this regard
applies TO Birmingham, Knoxville and
other places. Colored boys 10 the South
Tredegar nail works working as feeders
make from seventy.Ave cenls tn 81 25 per
day, according 10 the skill aud industry
displayed In their labor. Some colored
men make as high as 81 per day as pud.
dlCra and fouudrymen In this section,
We may say generally that the scale runs
from 81 90 TO $3.50 for the great mass ol
mon working In Southern mAnuiaOtorleA. |
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The Madison Square oomsdy Com.
pauy" appeared at tho Grand last night to
a fair audience, In "Tho Little Detective"
Miss Ella Miller, the star, shows yOsR.
tIllty VI tho company In general, the
less said the better. This evening they
will give MIS-. Frances Hodgsofi
Bntnette aud W. II. Gillstto'a play,
"Esmeralda, ," onB OF the MQlluon Square
gIGCeBIeB, lliaa fine drama.
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Another Premature Explosion,

RICHMOND, Oct 9l,-During the Presi.
dents visit here to-day everything passed
off most pleasantly until late this even.
ing, when the Presidential party were
leaving tha Confederate home. The vet.
erans then resumed cannon firing and one
OF tho guns premsturey exploded, blow.
ing one mans arm OF and breaking the
other, and severely injuring another man.
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1VF''V l'1UV7 " VT ITHo'I11V7FVST'
srn;-An assertion in yesterdays In.
TELLIoEScER, in regard to Frank Hennig
being left iu the lurch by the Bella Moore
Company dlsbandIng iu Rlno, Nevada, is
q sad mistake. Two weeks have passed
since the company played TO good bust.
ness In Nevada. They arc still touring
through the West, aud Furthermore,
Frank will continue In his old position as
leading man until his engagement closes.
EMIL HENNIa.
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Crushed by an Iron Truss

ERIE, Pa, Oct 9l.-William Green, a
respectable carpenter, was today killed in
a most peculiar manner. He and four
companions were engaged In holstlnV an
iron truss to the top Of a building When
half way up the derrick tackle broke and
the heavy iron macs Of iron foil upon the
man, crushing him in horrible manner.
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BOMBAY, out, 2l.-1utelligenCe has been
received that the johur ordeal'llAH asain
been nut Into practice in q Brahmin vii.
iago In Bengal. Two human llyeS were
saOrlaced, the object being 70 avoid tho
Tpnk DufbVf ASSESSMENT. The two vic.
Tins calmly apcended The funeral pyre and
bFayely met deSth. Their Charred heads
we're aitetwArdseGt By The ylllageFD TO
0udeypofe.
Catch, Gay chat q terrible war 10 lmlninenL
there.
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Dublin, ocL. gl.-InspsCtor Of Fisheries
Hayes repOftB that the recent storm on
the Irish coast caused loss Of giO,9W 70
the hBhetInen on The WICKLOW coast
many Of their boats having been wrecked,
lie adds that great distress 10 imminent
unless money ior the relleiol the sufferers
IA forthcoming At once.
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In the German dspsrSnentthe total en-.

In the German department the total en-
rollment for the month was 3S2; the
number OF classes Is 40; the number oil
pupils Of German parentags Is ITO; those
not Of German pSrentage number l62.
The enrolment In this department
shows the following increases over
the enrolment for September, 1885:
Washington, 10; Madison, Is; CLAY,
10; Wsbster, ii. ia Union the de:
crease is 10 and in C.ntre, 19. The total
increase is %. This report was ordered
received and Gled,
Accompanying this report was that Of
the Librarian for the month OF Sspkem.
ber. The circulation in the library was
4,2l7, an average daily circulation Of l42;
the circulation In the reading loom
was 40. The amount received from tiues
was $l6. This report was also ordered
filed.
Mr.. ]. @. Miller moved that two add.
tional teachers Of German be employed,
which evoked considerable discussion and
was finally referred to the appropriate
committee for report.
Two or three substitute
teachers were, on recommendation
Of the commissioner oil the districts 10
which they arc to serve, confirmed, aud q
few other matters Of minor impor-
tance disposed Ui.
A Communication was received from
Mr.. Andrew Wilson, In which he resigned
his seat rs a member ol tho
Board from Center district;
this was accepted, and on mo.
| LiOn Of Mr. Hannah, Mr.. UhRrleB i, Da.
Wis was appointed TO tlll the vacancy.
On motion OF Col. Miller the proper
committee was instructed to hurry up the
work Of fitting up the school houses for
natural RaS,
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Premature Dlschargo Of u Cannon.

FREDERIcEsBuRG, Va, o1t. 2l,-Presl.
dent Cleveland passed through here this
morning. While firing a salute in honor
Of his visit the cannon WAS prematurely
discharged and James Wheeler, who was
ramming the charge, was terribly burned
and mutilated, and ia expected to die Of
hisipjuries.
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IncFanAin,, Ilovnn,,os.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Yl,-Tho revenues 90
fat this month have averaged over $1,000.
OOO day, And are now about $l2 0OO,0 900
III excess Of the expenditures during the
same period. The financial situation Ia
regarded at tho Treasury Department as
favorable for another call for special bonds,
and Il is probable tnat one will be Issued
In a few DAYS,
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Ilurlel FFolllll sIuht.

sLATiSoroS, Pa, Oct al,--while Dl.
vld EvAnO, aged 80 yeav, and bis uon
William, aged Il, Of MillpOtt, Carbon
county, employed at the Sterling Slate
quarry neat here, were crossing tunnel
this morning, II gayed Ia carrying them
down 100 feet, and hurylng them Under q
mountain Of earth. II will take months 10
recover their bedieg.
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Tug Opera House ia big enough for q
Democratic meeting, but when General
Ci,E comes hero to talk tariff We have to
have the AlhambrA Rink, which holds
M ,,e than three timea as many people,
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Itnnii,n.., n,,nnnn.nr.

sr, pkrmBuno, Oct, gl.-Ths Csar has
summoned General CiourkO, military com.
rRander Of WatsAw, to proceed to The 1m.
pehal Palace al GAleOhinR 10 receive In.
sltuCtlOhs preparatory to replacing Gen.
eFal KsulbaiD as Russian military agent
in Bulgaria,
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BmpOod, october 81, 1856 6'A
"A PLEASANT DANCE
Given by tho Mercantile Club at Fran4hslm's
Hall Last Night.


Given by tho Mercantile Club at Franu slm's
Hall Last Night.
Tho Mercantile Club, u social orgsniza.
ton composed Of the leading members Of
the Hebrew society Of this city, which
was founded early last season and gave
several elegant entertainments during
the winter oil l8S5-SG, inaugruated
the second season. tt ita ex.
istenCe last night with fall.
dress hop at its hall, formerly Franz.
hOfm'D, on Main street. 1t was u most
auspiCtOus event; more charming be.
ginning 0l the a0ries Of entertainments
and receptions that the club proposes 10
givo during the coming season It would
have been hard to conceive. The night
wSs one well suited for darcing: Kramer
and his excellent corps OF musicians
never played better, and more congenill
crowd never gathered In the old hall,
which has been the scene Of many noted
social gatherings, and kept step to the
orchOstra'a spirited music.
About ssventy.hve couples were present;
young and old were there and Wed
With each other In enjoying to
the utmost the festive occasion. Mr.. NJ.
Jacobs was the Master OF Ceremonies; ha
was ably assisted in his duties by the
amusement committee consisting OF
Messrs. A. L. Rlelnstrom, Gabe En-
aheimer,sr,, y. j. BsekmAn and A. N.
Rice. The dance programme was al.
ranged with good. Judgement and
like all the other details, cal.
culatod to enhance tho enjoyment OF the
event. The regular officers OF the club
we're assiduous In their efforts to assist In
making It pleasant for all. A noticeable
feature was the dresslng Of tho ladies.
At midnight supper was served at the
St. James, Ritor which dancing was 70.
aumed. 1t is the intention OF the club 10
have some entertainment once q month,
aud make tho SEASON particularly gay
one.
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IJIEU, I


BfIANOiARD-Atl tho residence Of ], Il. Aokcf, OF,
Sixteenth street, 1hurtiAJ CyBulnt, October
N,atgCqOck, lSiIo Z. BlGn9hAfl, Ia The I'D
,yCAf VI his ago,
Funeral notice heftAtlet.
ALBiSuEil on ThtitsiAy, October q, al 4.6O a
~ ui0fge llanfIi ihilnt,s1n Oi Andrew and
Mary AlDluEOf
FutOtAl from residence Of parents, gii9 ChApllns
At Get, this friday AiIornUOh,at O'Clock. in,O,.
meht At AouhI Calvary Cemetery Pnouda Of the
family invllOd to attend. -
"Al dMk within our dwelling,
10 Oy ara our hearts 10 dAyI
F0t Tue on that smiled aud d ioercd us
Has i1fOyQ tJS6tRd AWIV.t
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AnuLller DOW inv re.L Cnss.

ALLIANCE, ONO, Oct. 9l.-The first case
ior violation Of tho late prohibitory or.
dlnanCe was up for trial this morning
before the Mayor. II is supposed 70 bs d
test case, aud will be tak0n 10 the Supreme
Court TO decide the cons!itutlonAllty Of
the Dow law,
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PrSSsYLyASIA Democrats think it was a
rail shame to bring Mr.. Blaine into the
SAFE. Mr.. Black, their nominee for Gov
AMOR, publicly denouuCes the hideous
tbIps ss an outrage. Isn't Pennsylvania
Fso soil?
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narrnnln nf Ctlma ln 1rnlnna.

DUBLIN, oct. 9i,-ReturnS show that
fewer crimes and oultages we're com.
mlltted In Ireland last week than tho az.
erage weakly number durlng the past four
years. The farmers on poihonby's estate,
Ia Cork, hAys refused a ptoiTsFed feduc,
tloh Oi 20psr cent and demand feduC'
ton oi 40 per cent
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nnlh nl,rn,nrS,l m A,l,lrniln.

Adelaide, Oct, gl,--An immense exo'
duS Of nOA towards wAukarlnga In South
AugtrSlia, Ia In progress, In consequence
oi thu discovery u alluvlal gold there.