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Women in Business.

There is growing disposition among
business men to employ women as book
keepers, cashiers and confidential clerks.
This step in the direction of right is the
result of mans lcssening confidence in
the integrity of his own sex. That he
has Just cause for this doubt is manifest
to all who have noted the almost daily
exodus of defaulting business managers,
cashiers and other trusted agents to that
congenial cline of rogues, the Dominion
of Canada.
Until very recently woman was thought
incompetent to- perform any service but
such as led to the school room, the nur-
sery, or the kitchen, and whenever she
had the temerity to venture into the lee
ture field or essay profession she was
proclaimed "short ha r" by the men,
aud labeled an impudent mink by the
women, who, foolish creatures, saw in
her laudablc efforts the debasement of
their sex.
A true woman's ambition in life is to
maintain character above reproach, and
that noble desire preserves her true not
only to her domestic allegiance, but to
the interest of her employer, should she
have one. Do we ever hear of woman
cashier Astounding with funds of firm? ?
or of woman bookkceper making false
entries? Has ever confidential woman
clerk sold the secrets Of her employer to
his enemy2 No! Woman is above such
base and dishonorable acts, having never
indulged in poker, faro or futures with a
forced loan from the safe of her en-
ployer.--Galreston Journal Of CJmmtrce.
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he was hastily approached by . young

he was hastily approached by young
man with an anxious face, who had evl
dently been running for some distance
Here! Stop" cried the young man.
s'There's letter in that box that l want
"But you can't have it," said the post
"Why, it's nay own; wrote it myself.
It's addressed to-"
THAT makes no difference" inter
rup!el the carrier; ''the letter must now
60 to the person to whom it is ad'
dressed"
"Why, H." the young man began,
in a frighteded and bewi!dered tone
"it must not 90 to-to-hcr. made a
mistake in addressing it. There, that's
the letter-that one in the cream-tinted
envelope with the red seal! Please let me
have it,"
Cant do it." said the postman,
firmly.
81 wrote it. can tell you every word
that's in it. Great Scott, man I wouldn't
have that letter 60 for a thousand dol
lars! just must have it back"
"You can't get it from me-" said the
postman, with increased firmness. "You
can go down to the office if you want to,
and see the postmaster or super
intendent of mails. If they'll give it up,
all right"
A few moments later the distressed
Young man was closeted with the post
master, and stammering out with a
crimson face that he had written most
interesting and important proposition in
a letter to a young lady named Helen
Souther, and a note accepting an in
vitation to a party to another young
lady who also happened to be named
Helen-Helen Wills.
He had not the slightest desire to
marry Miss Wills, but she would certainly
read, and perhaps accept, his proposal if
he could not have it again and put it in
an envelope that was now lying at home
on his desk addressed to Miss Souther,
but which contained the note not in
tended for her.
The Postmaster, having some dis
cretionary power in the case, and under
standing how narrowing the young
mans feelings must be, restored the
letter to the writer, who went away
saved from something too dreadful to
think about. - Youths Companion.
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His Letter.

1t is onr of the postal laws that letter
or other mail matter dropped into q let.
ter-box passes from the ownership of the
sender the moment it goes into the box,
and must go through the regular course
of the mails and to the person to whom
it is addressed before it can be recovered.
Amusing results sometimes come from
this law. A letter carrier was taking the
mail from the box one afternoon when
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SADNESS AND JOY.

sat with open doors. one day,
To greet the guest that God would send:
Joy entered, blithe Of step, and gay,
Saying: II come, thy long lost friend"
And all that dull and homely place.
Grew splendid, lighted by her face.
But while her radiance filled the room,
A darkness close behind her drew,
A voice sighed inward through the gloom,
Take her, o friend, but take me too!
With Joy must Sadness enter in
ALWAYS, her shadow and her twin.
"Dear JOY" said, ''sit down with me!
Let US today shut Sadness out,
And prove how perfect life can be,
Apart from pain, regret and doubt"
"Not So" said JOY, Il cannot he,
Without her, true friend to thee.
"For Joy is Sadness; but for her
There were no depths within my eyes,
No power within my soul to stir
Thy soul toward lofty destinies;
Her tears have made my vision clear;
Her yearning heart has led ME here"
So by the freight, fickeriug low,
Stays Sadness, in a shadowed place,
Her moist eyes glistening in the glow
OF her sweet sisters rosy face;
know not, while watch them there;
Which one is dearer, or more fair.
Silent, I lean out over earth
From windows that take in the sky,
And hear, through every burst of mirth,
A wailing undertone, the sigh
or restless hearts, that in unrest,
More than i'll happiness, are blest.
Never was Joy vet born below
But sadness too appeared, her twin;
Yet, from the far-ofr heavens, glow
IIlumes the dusky deeps within;
A glimpse of joys diviner face,
When tears shall leave thereon no trace.
Come, Sadness! huuntme with high shame
For loving things that cheat ami cloy!
Stay till learn thy dearer name,
The twin-name of thy sister, joy!
Stay till her eyes fill mine with fire
OF infinite, sublime desire.
Lucy Larcon,, in Youths Companion.
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Coz w. F. COPY.
BUFFALO BILL
4 LUNATIc ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HIM.

ALUNATIC ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HIM.
Col. Cody's friends have all heard how unatic st-
tempted to shoot him few days and how this hero
OF 20 many battles coolly dsarmed his sssailant The
foloving letter from the colonel may interest and
benefit his many friends and admirers:
ERAsrrNA. June 90. 1888.
MRa Harriet HUBBARD AYEn:
Dear Madam: My constant occupation in the Wild
West performances combined with social duties have
caused me to feel the necessity of nerve tonic Many
OF my friends having recommended your "vita
Nuovs, have tried 1t with perfect success and
sure You that cannot recommend 1t too highly to
others who are also troubled with nervousness ind
sestion- Believe me- faithfully yours.
VI. CODY,
Buffalo Bill"
Vita Nuova" New Lfe) 10 the best remedy for dys.
pepna, nervousness sleeplessness. and overwork 1t
VIII assist the weak stomach It will rest the weary
brain 1t will brace up" the shattered nerves. As IL
made from the prescription of famous physician you
are not taking Quack medicine. As it is made by
honest manufacturer you assured Of pure ingre-
dients As 1t is used and Endorsed by men and women
you all know and respect you not using an un-
known or untried remedy Only be careful to get the
genuine; refuse substituted Send to Harriet Hub
bard Aver. So Park Place. New York. for additional
testimonials from Rev. David SWING Of Chicago;
Judge Morgan J. OBrien, Supreme Court. New York;
Hon. Henry Watterson. Of Kentucky ex-Gox. Andrew
g. Curtin. Of Pennsylvania and many others of like
character and reputation seq
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Negro ROughs Assault IN officer.
A pKsPKRATK sTRUGGLE WITH THEM.



BILLY WILLIAM CASE APPKALED-Btlly WILL
lams will not 60 to the penitentiary on the LIST OF
October as was expected The Court OF Appeals
at stanton have suspended the operation OF the
sentence until the case can be heard in that court
on appeal The date OF hearing the appeal Is not
nxed, but It is probable that Williams WIN remain
In jail here until after Christmas. Meanwhile the
guard OF the jail has been Increased by Judge
kelth's order.
CIRCUHr CouRr.-The Circuit Court OF the city
has adjOuFaed, and Judge Keith win not hold
court here again until the fourth Monday In No
yember. when he VIII open the Circuit Courr OF
the county here. The court before Il closed made
q f1nal decree In the case OF Perry Smoot 9 co
against Vincent settling up that matter. The
Hopkins case against the corporation Of Alexan-
dria went over 70 the next term.
N0TI&-The County Court, Judge Chichester
opened It's september term here today at the
been received here OF the death at Stoughton,
MASS, OF MI. Phfnney, formerly Miss Bette Bod
kin, OF this place.-Nr. K II. Phtll1p6. OF Alexan-
dria County, has been admitted By Judge Keith 70
the OAR OF the Circuit Courta-NrA xanhan has
sold g.. Coz frame house and lot on Prince, BE-
tween Alfred and Patrick streetA for 500 Inc
house u an OLD dwelling but therets good lot, and
the situation one OF the bet In The city fos dwell
has bought for 500 frame
dwelling, with lot, on Aimed STREET, near Oronoko
street.-Tne oemocrnttc mns1-rneeunG pr0psed
mere has been pcssponed nnsn next a, No.
used Win the street-roiler.-hls. Matte Nc
Lean. OF this c1sy, Alexandriar mrs grsduAte AZ
me state Normal 'eehool, has lss hers % take
charge a. pnscipal q gra1ed eeaool 70 p1nuid-
de 0ounu, vA-Ihe coecsce 70 eagglying ~
S1os lor nul col ana 80 = gseys .eoal, Wh1ss
ash. HI. q q Puil1nsn - reeolv.a the co1Hoo
1De plsD wed sUD1 = sDan = 80 - cd
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The following CHANGES from Saturdays quotations
on the Warrington Stock Exchange noted to-day
e - aS9l coupon 1914 nd I'D 19s . .sasS
2. s.. q. coupons, l2SM BID: l2sf Of ssk g,
h ~ bid G 30aysss fund, &c. 1902; coin ,I l2s
l09h bid Metropolitan Ksiirosd stock, lo6 bid,
dl2 asked Ms.hinsss99 Gas: alH BID. Az asked:
TX bid, 81 ssked. Masonic Hail bonds. lO24 bid.
National Metropolitan Bank. 100 bid 200 asked.
Insurance. Il6k bid l22h asked. Pennsylvania Tele:
phone Co.. 80 bid. 40 asked. Washington GasliRht
Co bonds, 1854 bid l26 asked National Bank Of the
Republic. $50 bid, 1856 asked. Central National Bank
2O5 bid. Washington and Georgetown Railroad stock,
x2O asked Frsnkln Insurance Co, 39A bid AZ asked
Panorama Co. 15 bid. Columbia Title Insurance Co..
AZ. bic. 81 asked.
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CATARRHAL DAsezRs.

To Be freed from the dangers Of suocaton while IT,
ing down; to breathe freely sleep soundly and unds
turbed to rise refreshed head clear brain active and
free from pain ache: to know that poisonous pu
trid matter dees the breath and rots away the deli
cate machinery Of ame TASTE and hearing: to feel
the system does not through its veins and arteries
suck up the poison that 10 to undermine and dc
stroy IL indeed blessing beyond all other human en-.
joyments To purchase immunity from such fate
should be the object Of all afflicted. But those who
have tried many remedies and physicians despair OF
relief cure
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase Of c.
tsrrh from simple head cold to the most loathsome
and destructive stages 1t IL local and constitutional
instant in relieving permanent in curing safe eco
nouical. and ver.faling.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists Of one bottle OF
the RADICAL CURE. one box OF CATARRHAL SOLVENT,
and one IMPROVED INHALER, all wrapped in pack
age, with treatise and directions and sold BY all drug
gists for 81.
POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON.
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RaItinnOre Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. 1.-vireinia consolidated
ten-fort1es, 35h do, new threes. 64xa66; Baltimore
CINCINNATI. washington and baltimore frsts. 100
asked: do seconds. rs asked do threes, 49, consoi-
dated gas bonds. 1854 asked do. stock. 52Ha52h.
BALTIMORE. ND; Oct Lotion quiet and steady
Howard street and western super. 3.25a3.75; do
extra 30Os4.65: do family, Al 5a5.:55; city mills
saIsa Pssspsc S supsrla,iv patent SO; ao
family, 615. Whest = southern. nrm and higher
FultZ lO4al1O: LOngberry. l05al1o; western; I'M
i iSis ocs a ioiAsYoik pscsmbsr iSSSaioS
Corn-southern. hrm white 90 >sAoS: yellow. b4a55;
yssa sssss 9snsary l5l5 os.
southern and Pennsylvsni., 3O.34: western white.
81 a33; western mixed. 2s.30. Rye. STEADY, 61a64.
Provisions, nrm mess pork. 1900 Bulk meats
loose shoulders 8; clear RIB sides. 9h; clear RIB
Sides Sides ' i0x.I Hams. i3sai4. Lard = refined. liz
I7sSs EsS:. Arm. 2os3l for western and near 80
zi5 sugar a
N; copper refined. active and higher. 16s16A.
Ssa nons
"a: -four. per ton. Is& Cd. grain. Ak Per bpshel
o barrels: ISS9 o1sn
1000 bushels. Shipments -.aour. 2,36O barrels;
wheat "a 600 bushels; corn. II, 800 bushels. sales
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn. 1.6OO bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct. !. = Wheat opened considerably
we're December and Nay. opening for the former at
lO4S, and for the latter IO4 The stock market was
Z
November 1O4; December: lOaH; May. 100; October
6aic Ago Oct oss @#h... continue. to go up.
and
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l GooD Isvrsrxrrr.

Health and Happiness come to all Who psrsist-
snuy uss Ayers sarsaparillA This powerful
afssetive effects in the system change that
seems little short Of miraculous. No medir',s
has been In such universal demand for yssra
Give II trial
any one suffering from general debility
want OF appetite. depression of spirits. and las
situde. will use Ayers ssrsaparilla. am conn
dent scure win result for I have used it. and
speak from experience. It ID by far the best
remedy ever knew."-F. O. Loring. Brockton.
Nass.
AYERS SARsAPARILLA,
Prepared BY DR.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Masa
Sold By all Drussists. Fries. 81: six bottles, g.
feb20 WORTH o5 A BOTTLE
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10 fossed In Frsnt % NJ. CparksOos,
assse md sge SevsroA IL


hesse asd sse ssvsssA u.
HI Clans THAT n VAS rrr q, Arrrn TEE 20
HrsrroEr DATE yixrp IN TuE ACT oF coSekEss-
ArTxhru 10 kksroRs oonHuSrcAuox-zHB 70
LICE on BAND.
hessrS kimpton q Lewis wood ana coal
merunants q tne corner OF 5th and q streets
norenwest' nave Telephone IN their once. 0us
since Friday OF last week they have not nsd the
use OF n. because AZ 1 O'CLOCK that day Mr.. jams
Clarkson. contractor. who resides &c No Sxs a
street. cut the wire, which he claims has been pul
up since the date fixed In the law against over.
head wires The wire was strung from the tail
pole 81 New Jersey avenue and q street and
passed In mont of Mr. Clarkson's house ana
within easy reach OF the window. Before the WIN
was put up preventative OF the telephone com.
pany called n the house next 20 Mr. CIarkson's
ana requested permission 20 make a connection on
the roof OF the house or for n 70 pass over ths
house. The man who requested the permission
was asked whether he had received Mr. ClaIkson'e
sons permission was not necessary. This
e con eTsst TOOK place THURSDAY and "a
e as en,er ,ee NV wire 0ro was strung
phone companys once ana threa,ened
20 cut the wire Promises were made that the
, nre w oDi removed and MT Garrison gave
aNerward extended the time 10 I O'Clock but the
telephone people did not remove the wire
his front window and cut a. IL tell 20 the around
one part OF it toward 5ih street and the olher TO
ward New jersey avenue. saturday morning en-
ployes OF the telephone company appeared 10 NJ
move the wire and place it on the Opposite SIDE az
Y street. They succeeded IN getting up ono
length before the police arrived Mhen
the Officers arrived they stopped wors
and the place has since been guarded
by the oficers Mr.. Garrison claims that AZ the
wire put upin violation OF Law he Is not labls
Tor cutting it down He has no objections 20 the
wire being put up on the opposite side of the
street, but he does not propose 10 have q strns
under his window. member OF the firn OF klmp-
men had succeeded In getting up one length Of the
wire, and they were only waiting for an OF OF
tunty 20 put up enough 20 make the connectiol
NJ New Jersey avenue.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

s tEGslss & As Ss ssB ssssss.s MERCHANT.
'AAvis s ssI 1 & 4 Nv eHAhoh
hLAsosASL rIl ts5sf FoR REs f.'f rlhh',
ana - hDish 4 bEckik BHos. 'f PiaSos are ssyS1a
G They AR a fyss rssss sns ss, I'd, a..
sS ne p,sSo ss io ei Tssi sxsD -
EVERYBODY KNOWS THEM Many Of the yrrst-
est musicians preier then We mean the " kbLk
ti.s ssss before Better than ssss Fsnss Tor rent
THIS rs INTERESTING TOO iSe Fisher
r% esss Sss shs % o. Mum:
Fisher dormerly sunns lara, 81 thst time Dur
s zssI Iaous.S p. es s.., or s. THIN
,psss q NE % 4 az fSa m a "a
- SANDERS srAYnAx,
ssk essrl.. ID 4, s s.iHasssSs "a "a g
TIE EsrEY piASo-I ais Inc =, Sr.Sd Old E-s.y
touch a smpis IN pOvss. and vsrS darsbis. hssss
'' ' SANDERS Z sTAyxAx.
IT 10 NOT ooNUrDRun why ere the Esssy
os' ss s. Il S.s sss ns:
n-ss 49, PuREsI AND SWEETEST TONE
,,s SEE Eaas ,o yAkIETy OF ErF.crA
Bssutifsl nss ssyAs. nodsrsss pros end go
BANDKR8 q sTAYNAN.
ocl-3n e34 -. -.
II ALT DAvIg PIANO ROOMS Ana nov
opco for Fall Irae Choice LOT Of Pianos for -
rent special sale 70 make chzngus b. OcSoo.r
barrzins- H. A. bUhkEA, sll en- 81 AZ. go
V,Hk suPkkIok -KkAKAEE..s PIANo6 DUR-
- oette OsHAns and th< -foses p1anoa
,s y. 4 kgAN. 91psul Agsss
Gloom 407 lOth = Az.
HAspzss ,roa ..ur Am sa.. :.
IhlLKEklNd Easy ~ -
AID 0xhAk PIAHo9 ssxs-Aa lllo "a 40
sszss1iaS 4 IS SSf b5. eth /. yo.n.A-.
- - : s;S:y: 80; ss::s;S : - -
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Telegraphtc Briefs.

Snow fell throughout England to-day.
The members OF the Riggers' Protective Union,
OF Philadelphia, did not go 10 work to-day, owing
to a dispute with the bosses
The departure OF the German expedition for the
relief OF Emin Bey has been delay ed until the riS-
Ing OF the natives In East Africa Is Quelled.
Nothing has yet been heard in New York OF the
whereabouts or VIM. Il. Foster, IT,, the produce
exchange fOrger.
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DIED..

IN ,ss ss asS ys ssis e Il.
funer.i from bis late residence sos seventh street
and friends respectfully invited 70 aitshd.
BETZ. September 30, isss. At 10 30 p m. CARO-
LINE beloved wife Of Christian Beta IN the sixtetb
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
EE9ILTIN hSS sSy,. o e. lsss at $500
atred slx months.
Funeral ssryice. =, 1910 columb. street. rue-da,
friends invited !.
JACKSON on september 30. 1855, MARY ELIZA.
son. IN her twenty-sixth year.
west al oeisef Tuesdss' otossr then s ~ ~
Augustne. church 5th street northwest where mas
Friend. and relative. are r-specafaiS nsi.e
IL Lup S, on saturday september ~. 1855. y.
The friends q the family are rsspecsfay invite. 20
s,t.nd his funeral from his late residence 80 s2ss
per o. = o,cioch Requiem mas 1t Trinity to.tho
Of typhoid fever. Mr. ANNIE MILLS. wife Il John
Miis and daughter Of MARY M and the late seth II
tFrederick and westminster papers please copyl.
I'm moRLLL on sep,ember %. 1855. at as p. m,
Asnes Morell - ~
s fran Ss ssdsnSs e be, Igs
formed church corner 81 9Th and sir-ets northwesr
New YORK and Baltimore rspsr :, pleas i eopyl
ST. oSo s sdsq q isss 81 .,
Of this city.
sUI VI. On Monday morning, October I, 1855 q
$50 O'Clock. Col :. TAYLOR SUIT ct his residence,
20 New scy avenue northwest
Notice Of funeral hereafter
In MemOYtaM
DEATH NJ TERs AND THERE'S NO DrruyeL
The death Of hrs Kate Louise. wifi of John b.
LArner and only daughter of the late Mr. b n Reed.
OF washington. which occurred September 20, has
Drought sorrow and grief % many hearts but her
noble life and sterling character viii long the
affections OF her family aud friends. The rose hes
Oen plucked from but the still
Mira larner being q woman of accOmpi i-hments.
toeether with . kind generous heart. especially to-
ward he poor and needy made her almost Idolizel by
those who knew her wOmsnly worth. Her sun rinrs
are over, an sh knows what it H. 20 ba-k tho
sunlight OF Goos eternal presence. Let her hart
broken family be consoled by the that shs 4
There bathing her weary soul
In seas of heavenly rest
And not trouble rolls
Across her peaceful breast
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Having it All 20 Himself.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The monthly deliveries Q
wheat were llgh.. Hutchison delivered nearly al
OF it. According to a man who has watches
matters closely, ''Hdtch" took the wheat out o
his right hand and put 1t into his LEFT.
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A REMARKABLE CASE

IH6 wILL,KNOwN CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
fnSOTEUKED FROM The NATURAL SPRINGS
OF THE sO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIES.
The Cashier Of NJ. Gusrenheim's IONS. 81 and %
franklin street, Of the largest import houses In
rs follows:
For years / have suffered from sbscesses which
always formed on the back Of my neck and had to be
e9t IRON time 70 time to obtain relief used all sorts
OF blood purihers but without avail. The abecesses
until my physician advised 70 the genuine i'm
ported Carlsbad Sprudel salts powder form) used
this for shout four weeks and since that time have
been entirely free from the disease. Ny complexion
cleared and have enjoyed good health ever since
cannot speak too highly of this really valuable remedy
and have recommended II to all friends, who also
Yours very respectfully, MEYEHs
The Genuine Carsbad Sprudol Salt Powder 10 put up
in round bottles Each bottle coer in paper cartoon
and has the seal Of the city Of Carlsbad and the ssns
the neck Of every bottl All others worthless ii
tauons. Pamphlets and DR.. Toboldts lecture mailed
Tree upon application. EISNEh MENDELSON CO.,
d Barclay st., N. Y, Sole Agents. aul-m,v6
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BRosoH1r1s CuarD.
AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH, WAS
CURED BY SCOTS EMULSION.


140 CKNTER ST.. NEW York,
JUNE 25TH 1883.
Inc winter After the great fire in Chicago I con.
tracted bronchial affections and since then have been
OBLIGED TO spend nearly every winter South Last No
yember was advised to try Scott's Emulsion Of Cod
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites and to my surprise
was relieved ut and by continuing its use three
months was entirely cured gained flesh and strength
and was sbe TO stand the blizzard and attend to
business every day.
T.C CHURCHILL.
Sold By al Druggista /
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italian Riosers Fired On.

CHICAGO, Oct. LA special from Sherbrooke, Que
bec says that there was another collision between
The Italians ana soldiers at Palls stream bridge
early yesterday morning. Three OF the Italians
were badly wounded.
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A Candidate Accidentally Killed.

OXFORD, N. H., Oct 1.-Henry Fitch, democratic
candidate for slate senator IRON this district was
thrown from his wagon Saturday night and broke
his neck. His body was not found TILL 10 O'Clock
SUNDAY morning,
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HADu H0SsEM GH0oLY KHAN M0rAMkD-BL-vAAB Al
RIvH m NEW YORK.
From the New York Sun. to-day.
Among the passengers on tho Cunaro steamer
6ervta, which reached New York yesterday, was his
excellency, HadJi Hossein Ghooly Khan Aotamed-
el-vaar, the newly appointed envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotsntiary from Persia he len
Teheran on Aug. 4 and has been travelling By way
Of the Caucasus Constanrinople and Paris He \
strongly built man, with dark moustache and
swarthy complexion. He wears the national Per
stan dress and brings with hum an interpreter and
Two servants.
He was taken On board collector Magone's cutter
at quarantine yesterday and brought directly "a
the city. HIS excellency, Kou1 Khan, y the nrgt
Perstan representative ever accredited 70 thu
country, Although there has oeen treaty between
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