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A NumAn,I WON.
\ Pathetic rpi ,odo ut "a R,.irond popat
aaDlHtro.s Followed.

Pathetic Tpi fodn 40 "a Il irond Depot
--DlHtross Relieved.
ST. Lotus, Mo-, Ot. @ rare scene
was enacted at the South &c. Louis depot
Of the st. Louis. Iron Mountain y SOUTH
err railroad discovering \ youug woman,
with babe in her arms, 'o'trrgd into the
depot and sunk into seat wan and hug-
CARL from uNuu.ur' and want but bearing
all the traces ui refinement and beauty.
lickv, Agent Walsh WAS Immediately IN.
icrrivd aui when the woman asked how
Gar she could ~ iur ~ cents, be- kindly huN
firmly, ELECTED the story oi her Voc. 81,
bad walked from Cuba, No, and was On.
drl,uring 10 reach brll-sus. whore
her athcr wealthy farmer named
NuuilW resides \ few years ago
Miss RrmIir Muniurl, tho broken
down Woman, WIS compelled by her
parents a. marry Young lawyer named
Thomas, though at thv time sho was bee
tfuthcd 10 another. q prosperous young
farmer ul tie village al py.JfuA lur
husband chusrn hy her parents proved Co
Boz diFulutc. DRAGGED hci down Ia poverty
and want, and finally deserted her, anil
~" bad started i1r her old home tol
proud a. nsl AID ri anyone. A pun.c was
made ~ ~ thc depot, but thc woman ~
fused a. accept II nni burst into teams at
the idea NJ being the object IT charity.
She was finally induced 10 believe the
money would take her Ia Drla,,-ii-. aud
the conductor IT the train was instructed
10 see that she reached her home Ia safety.
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THE SITUATION
In New York state-Tbe scheme. and
Chance. OF Leading Men OF
10th Parties.

New YORK Letter TO Boston Herald.
Unfortunately, the Presidential canvass
Is complicated by the controversy over
Hill. The movement against the Gov
ernor's reelection IL the most earnest and
aggressive which has ever been seen In
the politics Of this State. II is supported
by many men who are skilled in political
management and familiar with the most
effective methods Of influencing public
sentiment They have entered upon their
work with enthusiasm and confidence, and
they gain In spirit and hopciulncss every
day. The replies already received 10 the
circulars which they have sent out, inclos-
ing blank pledges for Cleveland and
Thurman men, TO sign, declaring their
intention 10 vote against Hill, show that
-yf'rc are thousands Of such men who
are ready 10 90 on record. For every
one who Is willing 10 sign his name
90 such n paper, Il u safe 20 say that
there are four or five Of the same class
who will vote agains, Hill, hut who pre-
fer, for various reasons, not 10 so on rec.
orl In this way. After n thorough inquiry
ut the headquarters Of the organization
against Hill, am convinced that 5000 Is
n moderate estimate Of the intelligent In.
dependent voters who will support Glove
land and oppose the Governor. Then
there u the labor element, tw0-lhirls Of II
probably drawn from the Democratic
party, which supported Henry George
last year, but which will oppose Hill this
wear because be vetoed the electoral ~
form hill. The strength Of this element u
L. a. a.
which would mako 5000 for the two
classes
To mako up for this loss Ilill counts
upon the Republican liquor vote praoti-
caly solid. Nobody knows what 90 esti.
mate this vote at / am afraid II Is much
larger than most people suppose. An old
and prominent member OF fammany Hall,
In speaking not long ago on this subject,
said that, In his opinion, with a very wide
acquaintance among saloon keepers and
restaurant keepers In eihis city, he be.
lieycd that nearly ono-hali Of them were
Republicans, surprising as that statement
might seem 70 bis hcarcr. The POioe, the
Prohibition weekly, has made invcstiga-
tions which showed that In some parts Of
New York and Brooklyn fully onc.third
Of the saloon keepers are Republicans. II
h safe 20 say that nine out Of ten Of these
men will support Hill. Possibly some Of
them, having made up their minds 10 sup
port the Democratic candidate for Gov.
crnor, will conclude ito 90 the whole
ticket and vote for Cleveland, but the
Republicans expect, and with good reason,
20 hold most Of them for Hlar.
rison. There IL another class OF
voters, not properly 10 be ranked with tie
liquor element, among whom Hill expects
20 make large gains-Gcrmans OF rcspecta'
billty, who are not saloon keepers them.
selves, or the hangers on OF saloons, but
who believe In what they call personal
liberty" aud who dislike the growing dis
position Of the Republican party every.
wherc 10 70 further and further IN the d.
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MoyrUr,t, oct. o. The G1.lf's Lon.
don correspondent cables II have in.
pnirrd regarding the reported intention u
the British foreign office 10 negotiate with
Washington after the presidential ,lcc-
ton, Tor the formation 1T joint commits
sion a. settle all the disputed matters On
thc initial understanding that the Cana
iin bonding privilege us Ia tish, will hn
yielded tu ihc Cu,tpi states. Tho highest
official circles know nothing ct the piO.
pusll The British attitude i- the Cana.
dian attitude, merely, calmly 10 await tho
,ubsid,uyc ui the American fever, Ia the
belief That public feeling will then revert
Ia the decision oi the recent tlrii commits.
sion, as the only jus, basis u agreement" -
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nond on.r,.s. aud purchases.

WAsniNutoN, oct. G-Iho bond oilcr.
ingu today were ~ follows
Fights, coupon, 81, 100 nj 100. 5000
NJ i2p. 5000 at 1871.
Foun, registered, sl2l 900 at 1891 $50,
ono nj 1921. $4,000 At i2E $751; at
i2pE $4,000 at 100 81, at ~
5000 nt lapl.
Four aud halls. coupon, $4,000 at 1851
-Four aud halls, registered, 10000 al
1854. $4,000 ~ los, $4,000 nj lOsl.
N. Secretary Of the Treasury thi.
afternoon accepted the following bonds
-Four per cents, registered, 81 ,Ml, so
at 10.
-Four per ccnis., coupon, $50, 900 NJ l2D
Pour and half pcf CENTS, registered
$4,000 ut los, $4,000 NJ LOST.
-Four and hall per. cents, coupon, s20.'
90 nj lOsl.
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HEWITT
Nominated for Mayor of New York.
he Is Declared the Choice of the
County Democracy.
What He Has to Say OF Grants
Nomination by Tammany.
He Does Not Think That Cleveland
is In Danger.
"Ihe More Cat Fights There Are," He
Says, "the More Cats"-Bla!ne
Recovering from His
Sore Throat.

New YoRK, Oct. 6.-The Herald SAYS:
1t is admitted that delegation from the
Democratic national campaign committee,
consisting OF Senator German, ex-senator
Bamum and Congressman Scott, OF Erie,
called on Mayor Hewitt yesterday to urge
Democratic harmony. Mr.. Hewitt re-
ceived the gentlemen courteousy but
blankly refused to bulge an inch. "Ii
you gentlemen had called en- me week
ago, | might have RETIRED" said Uncle
Abe, sententiously, "but intend to run
now and nothing can prevent me"
The San gives the following description
OF the way the mayor received the news OF
Tammany's action:
"Mayor Hewitt walked into his parlor
last night and said how are your to a re-
porter, and then thrusting his hands into
his pockets walked up and down while he
talked.
81 am notgoing to express any opinion"
he said, "but that won't prevent me from
hearing who the nominees are"
Their names were read oil TO him, and
he was asked If he would run against Mr..
Grant.
"You can't get me TO say anything
against these gentlemen" he said. "From
this action should imagine that Iammany
Hall is anxious for a straight, stand up
fight. Tammany has made several at
tempts 20 place n man in the mayors
chair without very great success. The
man chosen by that organization tonight
rs It's candidate for mayor is a straight out
and out Tammany man. He is imbued
with Tammany principles, and il would
be hard 10 find better representative Of
those principles than he is. Tammany is
evidently willing TO fight this battle on its
merits and anxious 10 secure whatever
power goes with the Office"
Mr.. Hewitt declined 10 say what his in
, sLtions were regarding the independent
nominations received on Thursday night
He was asked II he would accept the nom
nation Of the county Democracy.
81 have already told you" he said that
j will not say anything on that subject. II
should he candidate for the Office Of
mayor again intend to take no active
hand in the matter. / shall leave the
choice with the people"
"Do you think that II there are three
candidates In the field II will help the
national ticket2"
81 believe great many persons think
10 and Il looks reasonable, the moro cat
fights the more rats. There may be five
candidates for all know. have said No
much already In regard 20 this question
that there is really very little more for me
20 say"
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Ineiisibiii,y ofTvo Candidates..

WATERLOO, Ia, Oct GA discovery
has been made which may affect the cligi.
bility Of two candidates for Congress In
this state. Hon. ]. II. Preston, Of Cedar
Rapids, the Democratic candidate for Con.
grcss In the Fifth district, IL at present
serving a. district judge, and Judge Reed,
the Republican candidate for Congress In
the Ninth district Ia a member Of the State
supreme court Section ., article 8, Of the
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a. American citizen uonor.a.

CmcAGo, H., Oct. DIR. Josef scrslcr,
Of Chicago, today received notice that lac
had been elected a member Of the Amer
lean Genealogical association, Of Boston.
During the twelve years the society has
been In existence, the stringcncyoi the OK.
amlna,ions 10 which every candidate mus,
submit, before being eligible has been such
tina, the membership has mover exceeded
,Wenty.Ave. DR.. Scslcr graduated from
The vienna university In 1851, and for two
yean thereafter was a physician In the
Austrian army. During he las, Jour years
he Las practieed In Chicago.
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nouncing that the strike NJ the North side
carmen had begun, carried alarm aud com
siruliiun a. thousands ~ wet and weary
shop girls, clcrks, mechanics. factory cm-
plp,cs. and business men who were hurry.
inr 90 bury corners 10 hoirl the ears Tor
home. lur hall an hour ur muru no
cnhio clrs Appeared in sight mud the report
seemed IN w. we'll founded. Tho horse
ears continued tu run at intervals. how
ever. and the rush a. thrso Wcr' 20 great
that not onr-iourth the people could be-
accommodated. 1hugr who could Afford
the luxury engaged hanson cabs aud
other vehicles IA draw them home. Tho
ppUr shop pifls wUrr thr greatest sufferers,
aud many cold will doubtless result
from their lungCXpusutc a. rain. hundreds
If them being insuilicicnily clad aud with
ont any protection IRON the stormy wealth.
pr Hut The alarm vnH false one. The
siiiku hnd not bruu inuugumird, Tho delay
aud stopping 1T the cable cans Tor hall m
I hour WaV due 10 one NJ iho accidents with
, which the line hos been ruu.rd almost
| daily. and sometimes hourly, since 10 WIS
constructed about year ago Ia this
I connection " may ho stated suspicion
exists That the strike IN regarded as q boon
| hy President lufkcg ~ ailurling M OPP
| poriunity iD alter thc mechanism II The
/ whole system. Tor this purpose q stop.
/ page If some weeks Is necessary and could
/ now be- Ind without tbo oiium which
such confession II failure would evoke.
/ l7st night President Npfkrs announced
! that while nn effort would b. made tu run
street ctrT On nll the lines, lhrcnblr would,
~ be- put b, bg abandoned altogether iof
/ the ppHrnL
Early this morning relays II rinkcfion
m'n were being sent over to the North
/ I'll" and put ~ duty about the ear barns
aud NJ the cable headquarters. II WIS
apparent that Mr.. lrikos had determined
10 guard against anynni al contingencies.
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AN INTERNATIONAL QUESTION.
Problem Developed by Imposing Poll
Tax ON Italian Laburcra.

Tax ON Italian InburVfhs
puMuiNrs. H.. oct. O. fine "a
ton that may take IN national importance
h nov pending In the Governor office.
II seem. that tho officers IT Hamilton
county have imposed pnll tax on some
Italian llbDpu on thy Northwestern road
10 slmliuri. The Italians du not object
to lab,rng for ,cnnl fgcpmpcnsc, bat they
positively object a. lulUrug two days ior
lhcSnir oi Iowa. They have, therefore,
appealed Ia thp consul 90 Chicago cone
corning thc matter which hv Zoe turn has
rirrrd to the minister zoo Washington.
The latter Inns ri,u,l ii iD the secretary
81 State lllynul, aul ibU latter hls scnl to
Gov lprUibyv iut % statement Oi the case
With bic opinion a. o. what should bc
done. The Italians declare that the impos.
Ing II This tax b. M violation ui the COM
iuppial treaty at February, 1874, between
Italy md tie United States, while the
claimants, on tie other side. ullcgv that
furh taxation J. According 30 the
laws II Iowa aud not In violation Of tho
treaty There are several thousand ltal-
inns Toe this State all oi whom are gpIiIy
| Interested Ia thu question NJ issue.
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BmWNouAN, An. oct "a tirc
broke out In the Mcclellan hotel about
O'Clock this morning aud burned .o rapid
~ that the building was almost totally dc.
sifoycl before the drcmcn could get tho
flames under control 4 panic occurred
among the guests. some u whom found
their exit entirely cut OIL J. A. Wealth
rrby, IT the fruHg Cma,, With hn
sister and niece, jumped from Toe third
hpor io the yard. y distance Of MY feet.
Wcathcfby sustained iiiil injuries. Hig
sister had her left leg broken lui sustained
internal injuries The niece escaped With
a spuincd ankle
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smuggling %. tn. Header.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. GA tour oi tho
inspector Of customs for Manitoba along
the boundary between Dakota aud Mani.
tolia, revealed the fact ihst extensive
smuggling operations IN opium, wheat aud
quantities u Canadian timber have found
their way into the United States without
the knowledge II the owners ~ govern
mcnt officials The headquarters Of the
parties engaged in these operations are ~.
Joe aud Walhalla, u. T., and Mordcn,
Man
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A S..r., na.a Of A..,eh,.,..

wNTiElD, K,s. Oct There IL great
excitement In this vicinity over the dis.
coycry that secret military order 81 an.
nrchisis, known ~ the National Order 81
Nidottcs," exists In Cowlcy aud sumner
counties. A man named Pryor, formerly
Of st. Louis, Ia given ~ the leader ~ the
band, aud the agitation II Increased by the
discovery that several well known citizens
arr members u H. The discovery WIS
made by a detective employed ior that
purpose. who was initiated into the order.
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TREMBLING ON THE BRINK.
Financial D'eastor Impending ANON
Chicago Whrat Spectators.

Financial D'eastor Impending Among
Chicago Wheat Spectators.
CucNGo, ILL.,, oct O. Beneath the
Calmcr surface Of affairs ON change, ac-
cording to local paper there, isaturbulcnl
current that grows broader and deeper
with every day that passcs by and secs no
settlement OF the September wheat deaf
The danger OF disaster to many others
than those who drlaultcd Ia Hutchinson 1,
SO grv1, that every one interested preserve.
the utmost secrecy pending negotiation,
with view 10 squnriug accounts. Even
thc implAcnhlr old man himself has pur-
pusyly holitlCl the situation I'M order tu
splro the shock which the generally o..
stored confidence would otherwise suffer
lie stated for publication that the shortage
remaining unsettled Monday amour rd lu
only about 25o.uyO bushels. Clifton IL Co..
had lUlcd short lOO. 600 bushels ui this, $50
that all that remained for him To collect
was - a hushvl uu ahuu, l.g 600 bushels.
Here ar good reasons for belief, how.
cNvG that the remaining shortages cN.
c',Is l,lulOlu Iu..D's, chat two ur three
of the largest NoU u thp board arr See
unusly involved lu 10, and that altogether
no lrs, than Uvuty firms Urr trembling uu
the brink ui rHH,m that will swallow
them unless Hutch u.Iru, to accept CON.
sllu'1hly less than the price hy fixed tho
last day of the urui. The smaller ul these
huu.csUv In ma exceedingly bad way, he
r1u.' any distraction %. Tins late dJy
NIu.l Lac iuNII..w. ia. Ia. l.H.a4 In
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UIsine's Throat.

DErRoir, Mich. Oct 6.-Mr. Blaine Is
fast mcnding, and will be able 10 hll his
engagement at Grand Rapids Monday
night. This morning he was up early, and
NJ ) o'clock was engaged in reading n book
In the Algcr mansion. The physician was
called In last evening" and after making an
examination, stated that the ailment was
a slight cold In the throat, caught at the
open air meeting at Adrian aud aggravated
by speaking Tho only prescription was
absolute rest indoors until Monday.
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constitution Of Iowa, provides that Judge
shall be- ineligible 10 any other office, cx-
cept that oi judge 81 the supreme court,
during the term for which be- Is elected.
Section 3 Of the same Article saws that q
judge Of the supreme court shall In like
manner be ineligible ~ any other Office ~
the State during his term Of Office. Both
the fifth and ninth are close districts.
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. Preacher ,n.rrsa WIN rIasIsrI.m.

DuntQrr, h.. oct 6.#lhc Rev {. ..
Brown, pastor Of the Congrcgaiionalisi
church II this city In four column arti-
Gle published this morning, cndcayofs 10
hsicn the chansc u plagiarism on tho
Rev. II. h. Mott, Of tho second Prcsby'
tcfian church. In using portions Of a scr.
mon delivered by the Rev. Talmagc. Tho
substance Of the charge has been printed
bcforr The controversy WIS supposed TO
have been settled At the request Of mem.
beis u both the churches presided over
by Mr.. Mott and Mr.. Brown, Who ioli that
tie cause Of religion was being greatly
damaged by this attack ON Mr.. Mo,L
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Hewitt Nominated.

Nrw YoRE, Oct. 6.-Tho county conycn.
ton Of the New York County Democracy
assembled at Cooper Union this afternoon
for the purpose Of selecting candidates for
county Offices. The Hon. W. W. Niles
placed In nomination for mayor Abram :.
Hewitt, the present incumbent, and he
was chosen by acclamation. Tho conycn.
ton then adjourned without making fur
thor nominations The ticket will be
completed on Tuesday.
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special Dispatch b. The Appeal

JAEsoy, Tenn, Oct. q. Tho case oithc
state against John L. llcdbcfg, Of this
city, who IL connected with the Illinois
Central railroad. charged With assault with
intent 10 commit manslaughtor, was de-
cidcd today the jury rendering Q verdict
u one hours imprisonmcnt IN the Madt
son county jail aud a hnc VI 30.
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A Murderer Caught.

Special Difraich 10 Tho Appeal.
PiSE BLuSy, Ark, Oct. 6.-simon Sim.
mons, the negro who day before ycslcr.
day killed another negro named George
Countec with skillet, over the proprc.
tDuhip Of biscuit, was arrested today
and secretly lodged In Jail.
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A TERRIBLE AFFLIcrIoN.
Editor Wells Three Children Buddoni
Taken sick-TwO Die.

Taken Sick-Two Die.
Special Diipaich b The APPEAL
CoYFEEyiLLE, Miss, Oct. 6.-Mr. Frank
Wells, formerly editor Of the FoeB, q
newspaper at one time published here, bat
who now resides few miles west, was
very unfortunate Thursday. Three Of bis
children became suddenly III aud two Of
them died that night Of congestion. while
the other IL not expected 20 live. The
shock was w great that Mrs. Wells was
completely prostraied aud is now seriously
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Tho Situation az it Now Appears
to Senator Sherman.
Tho Annexation Feeling Growing
Throughout the Dominion.
a Letter Written by tho Senator
TO Erastus Wiman.
th' Position Of tho Brl. an Governments
Efforts to Check ,he Aspirations
OF tho Kaluo,- TO Become
Uni,od Stttn5 Ciu1aus.

NV luUN, Oct G.-.Au Ottawa special
90 the 7u.hus say, Mr. slunmu's state.
mcnt ON the relations OF the United States
with Canada is accepted 10y statesmen anal
public mon generally irrc,prr,iycof party,
throughout Inc Dominion %. an .utimation
,hal leading Republicans have decided
'hu Canada must br annexed or fight Tor
Nrr independent national existence. II IL
expected that annexation clubs will bn
started shortly throughout Outuno. Que
bee ami thc maritime provinces. Leading
imperial federation managers have r..
solved to push the immediate extension Of
,hc lcIuUc to fight the auu,Naionisis
The question eft annexation o. coming
rapidly Ia the front. aud showing out of
sight the proposed commercial union and
unrestricted uclrwyl,N An annexation
campaign this ull, 90 preparation Tor tho
meeting ul Parliament ia january, * now
con. ,uy.cd inevitable.
Eras.uS NImuu make, public letter ho
wrote tu John sherman, and the luttrr's
reply. In his letter Mr., Niman says that,
while lhv scheme ior the annexation u
Canada Nas a bold aud mastcrlul policy
from United States point OF view, he was
thoroughly convinced thlt 81 would fail,
because the people ul Canada would not
accept II. II would ho STRONGLY opposed,
aud many would bitterly resent IT,
Mr. Nh,rmms reply was as follows
tguDII as luWIDN EftAUuN.
lnUIH .INtHa r.NAIT
NNUlNsTuN. OCT %. lNNk !
Ny bear Sir Your note Ut the 3Olh il
received. Your opinions 1ur certainly en-
iitlul ,u great weight lud WIl. receive mil
consideration. My own opinion las been
Tor MANY yrIr that political union be-
tween thu United state, and Canada was
inevitable, and that statesman aud laln-
u's ought 10 look 10 bringing It about
peacefully upon term. of perfect equality
and sI 90, 10 promote the Interests u both
countries. A. tu commercial union,
sru NO practical way tu bring it about. We
will have ample time tp think oi this, ~
the subject matter Viii NOT again 40
brought up Ia Mc Senate until tie next
session. Very truly youw,
| Ions SULLIVAN
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"And annray collecting
millions
AS the National Treasury than $3OOOC
600 No evidence could be furnished that the people by taxed The
the suou burden indicated this surplus will be better appreciated when
gel that such alone than S1OSO0
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San FR,Ncisco, Cal, Oct 6.-Thc Dem.
ocralic convention ior the city and county
oi san Francisco Las, night nominated l..
Il, Pond for mayor.
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THE FIRE RECORD
AIsbnmn t.unnn Inriory.

Colruurs. Ca. oct u. The like county
ruono factory II hoy Ala, WIS burned
this morning. loss, sjOOuO, Insurance,
$1,000
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TUE WOLF AND TIE LAMB FABLE.
FREE TRADE SANCTIONED BY PROTECTIVE" LAW.

and
tanned turns liz
labor and public tho
hsrc against the and the oo by their sars
LETTER. orr
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Nav ORLEANS, la, Oct. 6.-At Me
Donoughyillo. on the opposite side Of the