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ALnANY, n. v, Oct 2o.-Thc IMPORT Of
the late action Of the railroad commission.
ems In the matter Of the application Of o
number Of railroads for On extension Of
time 10 comply With the laws In respect 10
heating their passenger ears other than by
stove or furnace, kept inside the car, or
suspended from Il, has been made public
The Grand Trunk, Long Island, Northern
Central, Western New York q rcnnsyl.
yania, Delaware 4 Hudson, Delaware,
iackawanna 4 Western, PENNSYLVANIA,
aud the Pullman Palace Gar company
have boon granted an extension Of liinu 10
January I, 1859, In which 10 comply with
the law The Wagner Palaco.Car COM
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
six Counterfciter. Sentenced.

New YORK, Oct 20.--ln the United
States circuit court today Judge Benedict
sentenced six counterieiten OF the United
States currency to various terms OF i'm
prisonment Five OF the men were Sicil-
ians, members OF the band Of which Coun-
terieiter Russo, already sentenced, was the
head. One Of them, Condetero Bettini,
was tho associate OF the men now in prison
for numbering Flaccomio. Bcttini WIS
sentenced to eight years imprisonment
John Railonc was convicted on Friday Of
circulating counterfeit s. silver certificates.
lie pleaded guilty today OH two other
charges OF counterieiting. lie was SEN
fenced 10 five years imprisonment. The
Others were sentenced Tor shorter terms.
While Detectives Mullin and Clark, OF the
Oak street police station, were taking
three Of the Italian witnesses through
Roosevelt street today ON their way 10 the
court, three Italians walked from an alley.
way and threatened the Witnesses with
death II they persisted in testiiyng. They
were locked M. They are young men,
and live ON Mulberry street bend.
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Ii,n nia snrnr Rrnnnr,.

PmLADnrmA, Pa, Oct 2g.-The cor.
nor-s,onc Of the big sprcckels sugar rein.
cry, at the foot Of Reed street, was laid
with appropriate ceremonies this after
noon. Adolph sprcckcls, the son Of Claus
sprcckols, placed tho cornerstone in posi-.
ton, amid the cheers Of the invited guests.
Congressman Bingham delivered an al.
dress referring 10 The growth Of the sugar
industry aud Of the part which Claus
sprcckcls has played In fostering II. An
elegant collation. was served
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Foreign finishes.

Tho government will prosecute the jour.
nal IN 'thdrgf for publishing cartoons rid
iculing the army and clarifying Gen. Bou-
LANCER.
Lord Claude Hamilton has started for
America NJ the representative oi wealthy
syndicate interested in a scheme Tor heat
ing cities
The Irish press expresses astonishment
AZ the lcnicncy Of the sentences imposed
upon the men who were convicted Of con.
spring to dcimud The Equitable Life In.
sumnce company oil New York.
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Ihc ca.hmnn company nrsirnIncd.

CmcAoo. H., Oct -. Judge Blodgcit,
Of the federal icouri, this morning, on
tho petition Of the Bell Telephone Com.
pany, granted an injunction restraining
the Cushman Telephone Company from
infringing on the patents OF the former
company In Indiana
The decision prevents the Cushiuan
company lroli operating or extending Us
lines, except IN the exchanges nj Eikhart,
South Bend aud Iaporle. These are MI.
lowed 10 continue In operation I'LL January
4 next
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A Bru,a, Husband aaa Father.

HorgINsyILLR, KY, Oct. 2D.-lniorma-
ton from Guthrie, Todd county, n.y., gives
the details OF an inhuman tragedy that oc.
Cured near there Saturday. A colorcd
man named Smith became Infatuated at
his wife and beat her 10 death. Being
pursued by the sheriff hc then grabbed up
their little child and fled, and upon reach
ing the barnyard ho threw the child into a
pond, where 1t was drowned. The officer
attempting to arrest him, Smith also Sprang
into the water resolved TO perish rather
than be taken alive, but help was called
and he was drawn out and carried 20
Springfield, Tenn, where hc is in Jail.
The feeling is 80 strong against him thar lac
may be lynChed. The tragedy had H. ORR
gin In family matters, Smith being jealous
OF his wife.
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frenhle ., ,he Ns,sIo Incarnation.

AtnrqrEnGrE, y. NJ, Oct. ~. rhcrn
Is trouble nj the Navajo reservation, tho
result Of efforts being made TO have rdEJ-
gidc redskins taken back 10 the rcscrya.
ton. The fear that they may commit
muricr D. creating considerable anxiety
among isolated settlers. 4 baud recently
purchased 100 gallons OF whisky which
they pcldlcd olt 10 other Indians, aud
some u them have become threatening.
Generals Miles and Car ore lt Fort De-
iIinrc conlcuing with Agent Patterson
and the head men Of the N1,aips with tho
yicW ~ having lhr pnugIdcs rounded up
aud ordered back 10 the reservation.
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Tn,,i,on.Le. IN ua.sarhu.e,,s.

Nav BEDFoRD, Mass, Oct 2D.-This
city was visited by two wcll-dcGncd earth.
quake shocks last night. AZ the Weld
street police station the shock was felt at
1925 O'Clock and was preceded by a
rumbling sound and three distinct os,illa.
movement The police aud Others who
were on the street say the movement was
preceded by two reports, not unlike those
Of a heavy gun or thunder, and then
came n distinct movement 20 the ground.
Tho shocks wcrc distinctly !g!. acruss the
Achushnct, In Fair Haven.
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THE LONE HIaHwAYMAN.
He Robs u Stage and Passengers, includ
ing Some Soldiers.


ing Some Soldiers.
PENA, Tex, Oct. 20.-The Pcna and
Rio Grandc stage was robbed Saturday
morning about o'clock on the Randoro
place. Tho robbcr was short, thick man
with small mustache. The mail pouches
were cut open and riilcd Of contents.
Sergt. lulmors and William u. Wyatt, Of
the United States army, were among the
passengers ~ was also Mr.. Fred W.
Truitt, OF J. Ianglos 4 Co. of New Or.
leans, These gentlemen were made TO
hold up their hands and were searched.
The robber got $50 from Mr.. Wyatt, be-
sides othcrparaphernalia. The driver was
robbed and told to get down. All pas
scngerS were made 10 take OIL their wear
ing apparel during the search. The rob
her had u pistol and Winchester and
seemed to be- alone. After getting all he
could carry he dccampcd. lie was an
American, ~ he spoke good English. lie
opened MIR. Truths watch 10 find the
time and put II back again.
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Emperor WilliamArrives in Hamburg
The People Greet the Young Mon
arch with Great Enthusiasm.
He Takes an Excursion Down the
Elbe and is Very Gay.
An Account of the Peculiar Liberty
and Freedom of Hanse Towns.
Something More About the Criticism OF
tho Berlin Press In Regard to
Their Gossip About the EN-
peror's Family.

HAMBrRG, Oct. 2o.--Emperor William
arrived here today. lie wore a generals
undress uniform. lie was received by the
senators in body The people greeted
the Emperor with great enthusiasm.
The Emperor went by water to Alster-
lust, where he had lunch. He afterward
proceeded TO Jungernsteig, and then re-
turned to the city, where he inspected the
guard Of honor and exchanged words Of
greeting with the officers. lie afterward
drove through the city in a carriage drawn
by four black horses.
Gen. Won Moltke and Count Herbert
Bismarck followed in a second carriage.
AT intervals along the route children pre-.
sented the Emperor with flowers. His
majesty bowed repeatedly in response TO
the acclamations Of the people.
The senators conducted the Emperor
from Brooks bridge to the scene OF the
festivities, where stone was placed TO
commemorate the inclusion OF the city in
the customs union. DIR. Nersman rendered
the thanks of the Senate, the Burgomasters
and the inhabitants OF the city for the En-
HNibi HiNoShi1s
The Emperor then took n trowel and
malet spread mortar over the stone,
tapped the stone, and said: "For Gods
honor, for the good OF the Fatherland, and
for the the welfare OF Hamburg"
After Gen. Won Moltkc, Herr Petersen
and Herr Won Boetticher had made
speeches, the Emperor steamed through
the customs canal aud the upper harbor
canal TO the New Elbe bridge, aud in.
spectcd the forts.
The Emperor, on leaving the New Elbe
bridge, embarked on the steamer Patriot
and proceeded down the Elbc. lie stood
on the bridge OF the steamer. smoking
cigar aud chattinggayiy with those around
him. When Prof. Delbruck approached
his majesty and was about 10 kiss his
hand the Emperor, with dcprecatory
gesture, graspcd the professors hand and
shook il heartily. The Emperor visited
the principal ship.building yards AMI
docks on the river. During the trip he
converscd for long time with Mr.. Carl
SchurZ The Patriot passed n number OF
steamers filed with spectators, and in re-
Spouse TO the cheers OF the passengers the
Emperor repeatedly salutcd. Ills majesty
discmbarkcd at 81. Paul's landing and
drove to the Jenisch palace, and thence
10 the kunschalle, where a banquet was
given IN his honor.
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NV YoEg, Oct. -, The steamer Sagi.
nav. Of the Clyde line, was vt her dock
loading for q trip to the West Indies, late
this afternoon, when she suddenly listed
10 the right side, toward the dock, the
water poured In her open portfolios, and
before the portfolios could be- closed the
steamer sank. Tho Saginaw was the name
Of the rcittcd British steamer BENSON,
which In a collision last March sank the
New Orleans steamer Eureka She was
bought by the Clyde Steamship company,
and was entirely rciittcd nj Philadelphia.
Today the Saginaw arrived from Philadcl
phIn, and WIS taking on her first cargo
when she went down.
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AENisroN's BIG DEAL.
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars OF
Northern Money ooing TO that City.

/ Five Hundred Thousand Doiinra OF
Northern Money Goine TO that City.
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. ga special from
Admission, Ala, 10 the Constitution SAYS
Admission comes 10 the front with one Of
the biggest deals made in the south for
many years. A syndicate, composed Of
leading capitalists OF New York, has pur.
chased controlling interest In the Anns.
ton City Land company This company
was organized nearly two years ago with q
capital stock Of $1,000. 900, aud owns an
immense amount Of property around the
town, including the noted "Inn," the
water aud electric light works. about 2. 700
acres Of land and large number oi dWol.
ingH. The sale Wis made ut SIS for the
stock, which IL now quoted nj SIS, the al.
vance having been very rapid Some
$4,000 or s7OOOOO II northern money
will be- brought into the town by this
transaction, aud II has been decided 10 ~.
invest this money IN Now enterprises ut
once. The plans ~ now announced, in.
clude the building Of five industrial enter
priscs 10 cost not lees than SlO1,OOO each,
and large number oi smaller ones, rang.
ingirums lO,O O0to 80, 900. The announce
mont Of tho successful closing 0f this great
scheme, Tor which negotiations have brrn
pending some weeks. has aroused great
enthusiasm, and i is confidently predicted
that Admission will double is population
next year In view Of the grrat cnlirsc.
moni oi the United States Rolling Sock
rnmpany's car works now going on, and
the early completion oi the great plpr
works aud coke furnaces. and the building
81 these many new enterprises, this b.
very moderate estimate Real estate b
lively. and the prospects indicate great nc.
tiWty la that line.
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oREENv1LLE LUCKY.
Artcslan wator IL Undoubtedly Near
mt Hand-Tho People Happy.

Special Dispatch " The Appeal
GHEENyiLLE, Miss, Oct. %. The
Grccnyillc Water Works company struck
n vein oi good luck today. The aricsian
well contractors struck vein oi sand after
wcnrisomc week Of boring through
twelve feet Of solid rock. Pipes have now
been sunk distance Of Jl5 feet, and II
the indications Of this evening ara ycri-
fed splendid water, similar 10 that NJ
Memphis, win bo reached AZ about ION
feet Mr.. II. 4. Cook, who succeeded ~
thoroughly In Memphis, is here IN person,
aud h more than satisfied with the work
The prospect OF q supply Of such water ~
promised will make q vast difference to
the city aud will be- hailed with ioy by
every friend Of Grccnyillc. The Ellison
Light company Of New York have their
dynnmos In position nj tie station II the
Grccnvillo Electric Light company, aud
the incandosccnt plant Of POO lights
will be In operation IN q few days.
Herbert Sails, q printer, fell this after
noon from the HAY building 10 the ground,
n distance Of forty feet, breaking his arm
and Two iil,s. ~ will recover, but bis -.
cape from more serious injuries h remark.
able.
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MRS. TUREERs BODY FOUND.
Tho Sad Sequel ofa Good womnn's Lif,
Tho Cause OF the Suicide.

~ NNhAA' " WV RNNAAANH
Special Dispatch 10 The NpIciL
Linus Rock, Ark, Oct 20 The body
oi Mrs. Carrie Turner, art teacher at tho
Arkansas university, this city, who com.
milicd suicide by jumping into the Arkan.
Eis river ut the rear 81 ihc university Sat
urlay night, was found about noon lola,
in divers eddy Just below where the
fatal leap was made. Judge Chamber.
lain, one Of Little Rocks most respected
lawyers, l. the iathef 81 the unfortunate
woman. aud b. and wife were standing on
tho bank Of the river when their dnugh.
ior's remains were brought "a the top n
the water. Tho sronc which followed
must be imagined Tho Judge claspcd the
cold, Icy form ot his loved ono and borr
II tcndcrly 10 hcr late apartments nc the
university lumou ns b. the cause ~ tho
suicide are numerous, bat the most ioa.i.
blo II that Turner hal vito living be-
Texas when be- married Miss Chamberlain
aud that be left her after accomplishing
her ruin. She leaves ono child, a boy
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A uana Car Ru. Down-.rhreo Enied.

DuncQuE, H., Oct, -. Herman liaadc,
a section foreman on the Burlington road,
started for this city yesterday afternoon on
a hand car, having with him his wife,
three children and a friend. When
rounding n sharp curve they were run
down by special. makinga quick run
between 81. Paul aud Chicago. Tho hand
car WIS thrown from the track aud Mrs.
Baade and her two sons, agcd seven aud
thirteen, instantly killed. Mr. Baadc and the
other man escaped. When the train
struck the ears, Mns. Baadc threw her
baby down bank thirty feet high aud
saved III life. Raadc is frantic with grief,
aud threatens 90 commit suicide.
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pany is ready TO live up to the law in this
State, their cars being fully equipped for
steam heating But for the cars used on
western roads, which run into this State,
the Grand Trunk of Canada and other
lines, which have not rs yet adopted steam
heating, but uso stoves, instructions are
given 10 let the fire die out within an hour
of reaching the State, and put the steam
apparatus into operation.
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Mrs. Anna snoo,. Ia Jn,, Again.

JANsyrIE, Wis, Oct 20.--Ms. Anna
Shoots, now under three indictments for
murder in The first degree for poisoning
her children, was brought here today and
lodged in Jail with her baby. She has
been out on $1,000 bail for over n year on
two charges, but the grand jury indicted
her again last week, when an ounce Of sui
phatc OF copper was found in the remains
OF her baby that died five years ago She
will REMAND Jail until the trial occurs
next month
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II,r .nn,nIr nlrrrinr,.

Bpyrov, Mass, Oct -. Mr. George
scalcy has resigned from tho directory Of
the Aichi,on, Topeka q Santa fc railroad,
and Mr. Warren Sawyer, who resigned
temporarily, 10 allow u tho election u
Mr. Magounc, has been reelected. There
will boz no further clunsos az once. II b
stated that possibly next year some addi-
ton will bu made 10 tlIo board.
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Aanrnrnirr Nniridr..

NEw loRH, Oct. 80 Charles Dicic, a
German carpenter, iiity-thrcc years old,
committed suicide by hanging himself
during the night in his room at IOs
Seventh ayouuc. Dictc was non.union
man and had worked only in spells when
labor was scarce. Lately lao had run boz
hind in his rent and his landlord had
notified him yesterday to move. This
morning no was found dead, hanging
FROM Tho lnnr
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Gnnr,Ic. AIIIiIrhI

CIV or MENiCO, Oct. 2D.-Iho second
session Of the Congress committee, bcior,
whom the accusation against ox.PrcsidonI
Gonzales has been pending since 1854
reported today that there was no founda.
ton for tho charge. Tho Chamber o.
Deputies approved the report, thus end
ing the case. Great excitement followed
the action Of the deputies.
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An Acrobat. Fatal Fall.

ST. Louis. Mo, Oct. 29.-Jamos Ward.
a trapczc performer at the London iheatcr,
met a irightiul tall before a crowded house
last night. While going through his act,
he fell the irapoze and plunged down
ward into the orchestra chairs. lie never
moved, and when picked up his skull was
found fractured. lilo cannot live. lie is
twenty five years old aud single.
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The Governor OF Washington Reports.

WAsniSorov, Oct 2D.-Eugcno scmplc,
Governor Of Washington Territory, In his
annual report estimates the population OF
the Territory ini lGI0S2, an increase Of
about 1900 duJng the year. The tax.
able property Of the Territory Is given ns
ssi,02l, 1872, which Is q gain Of over sGj,.
100000 In the la'd ten years aud large
increase over list year The financial
condition Of The Territory Is said 10 be- In
q healthy and prosperous condition. Pub
lic lands have been entered during the
year as follows Original homestead en-.
tries, 1870 acres timber culture On.
tries, 50, 20l acres, cash entries, l33s13
acres; pre-ompiioh filings. 3jD,sl3 acres
local lands. rs, 12D acres; desert land, a.
900 acres, and timber lands, 5000 acres.
During the year the Northern Pacific rail.
road sold POS 100 acres Coal mining,
the report SAYS, il In q prosperous
condition, the mines having pro-
duccd l,l33SOl tons, asagainst 52j, 100
tons during 1887 Gold aud silver
mining Is also IN prosperous condition,
many Of the mines producing large guam.
titles Of high grade ores. The salmon pack
for last year was $50 $50 eases, slight IN.
crease over lntl year Neither the can.
norios nor tho fishermen, the report says,
have made anything on the years work.
The Governor urges the admission Of the
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An, nnmi,cr ,nocLcd out.

PIrrsuuRG. IA, Oct. CAN unknown
man, claiming TO be- from Chicago, was
among the stHkcrs at the spike mill OF
Dilworth, Porter 4 Co., on the South Side
today, cndcayoring Ia influence thom 10
uHc dynamite To gain their aims. Tho
strikers, however would give him no en-.
couragomcnt, hut told him they would
win the strike 10y pcaccablc means or not
nt all
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We've, aoid.,r,. plead. a.,I,,.

NV ioug, oct. -. Meyer GoIdsicin
pleaded guilty today 10 forgery in the Sec
ond degree and was sent 10 the Elmim
oiounltpfy lie WIS the confidential
clrrk In the New York office oi Morris
Grcrnbnun, 81 San Francisco, and forged
checka on lhn firm nmnnnllng % sl2.OUO.
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nam, rnrltnt ArraIgned.

Nav York. oct - Horny Carlton,
the murderer OF Onicrr James brennan.
was today auuignci br'0r1 tho coroner.
ITO was heavily hlndcuiIcd and wore a
defiant air. Oni,or Colgn testified to
Witnessing ihc shooting OF Brennan by the
prisoner Carlton made an attempt 10
shuut Colgin also. Tho coroner Fixed to-
morrow Tor the inquest aud committed
Carltou 10 tho TOmhs.
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stabbed ~ n Negro.

ST. Louis, Mo-, oct. pa special 10
the Pot. Dipdioh from Tcxarkana, Ark,
SAYS T.. :. Matthews, tire wcalthicst saw
mill owncrand lumbcrman In this section,
was stabbed aud IL is thought fatally
wounded, by a negro employed at his mill
aud lumber yards, eight miles south Of
here, at 10 O'Clock this morning.
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lno,hrr whilcehnpeI Theory.

pirrsnuno, Pa, Oct -. Tho Chronicle
7iyralh today prints a letter from a
young American In London. giving tho
theory and results OF the investigation OF a
London dctcclycin the Whitechapel muir
dor,, Who declares that tho crimes vcrc
committed by woman, or by n man
dressed In Noman's clothes. an idea en-
lircly overlooked By the English police.
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Territory into the Union; recommends the
allotment OF lands in soveralty TO all Indi-
ans, liberal appropriations for the enforce
ment of the Chinese exclusion act; tho cs-
tabl shment OF port of entry ON Grays
harbor, and liberal appropriations for sur
veys OF the public lands.
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MIlhnIm.. Grnrrn.Il,.

Row., Oct %. Emperor William, Of
Germany, has donated 1000 marks for the
relief Of the families Of the victims Of the
recent railway disaster at Gmssano. near
Po,ann. The ncws OF the Enpcror's gen.
crosby has caused much enthusiasm In
n.us.
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A Here rhIcf captured.

ST. Lour, Mo-, Oct. ~. A dispatch 10
tho Poa. Dipi'ch from Gainesville, Tex,
says that Tom standiicr, u noted dos.
pcfndo and hosc-thiof 81 tho P..n-
handle, has been captured by ncp-
uty United States Marshal Bowl
ing aud will be- taken 10 Wichita. Kas., on
charge Of stealing herd Of PONIES from
COmaucho Indians.
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Their. win %. No Reduction.

CuicAGo, H., Oct -. President Ycrkcs
today denies that there has boon, OF Is 10 be-
ANY reduction In the pay Of the new men.
aud asserts that there " no dissatisfaction
among them. Tho call ior the old men
was not general. but only for few, who
were put on under the terms oi the agree.
mcnt made when tho strike was declared
oil
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The uu.,.Viiic rair,

special Dispatch 10 The Nppci
HvSrHyui.E, Ala, Oct 20.-Thcro are
three times as many horses entered for the
races here beginning Wednesday than ever
before, aud many arr very Gist spccdcrs
Today the United States military baud OF
camp Monte Sano agreed a. play during
the races all week. Il has seventeen
pieces, and IS the second finest band In the
uFfuV
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The Csar aud Csarina's cutting.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Oct. 20.-Thc story
that Cossack, in the disguise Of an officer,
who had explosives and poison on his
person, was arrested ut Kutars Just before
the arrival there Of the Cars train, Is de-
clarcd TO bo an invention. The Car and
CZarina arrived at Sebastopol today. They
were greeted bya special envoy from the
Sultan Of Turkey. After reviewing the
maneuycr OF the Black sea fleet, their
majcs,ics proceeded on their way 10 Cats
china