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ESCAPED THE FLAMES.
A Fire which Might Have Destroyed
the District Buildtngs.

There came very near being q serious con1agra-
ton at the District Buildings this morning. which
would have ended In the total obstruction OF the
building, as the room in which the IRE originated
Was packed with explosive material The IRE
originated in the District chemists laboratory, on
the third noor. The room Is being improved by
the Introduction OF new apparatus and plumbers
have been at work there for some days Last night
when they left they forgot their portable Stove
They hao poured water on 1t, however, and
thought the IRE In it extinguished. Some live
Goals remained, and, before this morning, a large
hole had been burnt through the floor, about feet
In diameter. Not feet away was barrel OF wood
naptha and nifty pounds OF carbon Ill sulphide,
which, II brought In contact with fire, would nave
exploded and undoubtedly wrecked he building.
Assistant Chief OF the Fire D. partment Lowe, In
looking at the large black hoe In the door to-day
said IL was almost q miracle that the nre didn'L
spread, as all 1t needed was little draft, and had
II burned Two inches deeper the space between
the large rafters would have supplied The oxygen
The nre Was discovered tubs morning by the meS-
senger but then 1t had burnt iLsen cut for want Of
draft
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During the twenty-tour hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported 70 the health
ONCE As follows: Ida A. Morell, white, % years;
Mary C. COMBS white, Al years; Nellie Foliin,
white, 9 months; John r Barker, white, So years;
Katie A. Bean, white, 22 years; Catherine Free
man, white. SO years; Caroline Betz, white. 90
years; d. n. Convey, white, IS years; Francis J..
years; Lena :. Gunnell, white, 81 years; Wm.
Toney white. 76 years; Chas. Sargent, c0lOred, 81
Bsall, colored, ~ years; Emma Newman, colOred,
10 years: Aaith Aaston, colored, % years; Mary
Jackeon, colorod, 70 years; Rttte Dawson, COL
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WILD STORM ON the LAKES.
A Fearful Gale Blowing and Som,
Wrecks hePOrled-EiVe PerSOn
Drowned

H.o"E sOms
CHICAGO. Oct. 2-The severest storm that the
lake has known this year put In at this
RS Siss and Jack ros Ss admiral T IN all sails
patches from points on Lake Michigan
and Lake superior. yesterday. announced that
woaa RsSs hard in time
night At Holland, Mich, the Australia went
ashore, and the crew deserted the K N. Rice few
At the barge ofhce no arrivals from across the
lake have been noted since Sunday morning. The
steamer cuba from Montreal due Sunday
IN shelter somewhere this side Of the Maniteus.
There were fewer arrivals last night than on any
night since the opening OF the season.
The gale set In here at about O'Clock in the
afternoon All vessels leaving port were compelled
to puL back on account or the heavy sea that " as
run sino Inc 0ces a. 1ne signal once said that
est part OF the storm was felt In Chicago this
morning AFTER O'Clock, when the rain began to
gale, and was rendered douby disagrevable b.
The low temperature. 1t Was almos. AZ the freez-
Ing point, 10 fact, there were traces OF snow al z
away about IL O'Clock.
FIVE LIVES LOST AT sANnAc, MICH.
SANILAC, MICH, Oct "A terrible storm has
O'clock last night the ifs.savlng crew from
Sand Beach started out, and at IL pm. they
rescued crew OF six men and one woman
tnls place at 2 O'Clock this morning. and every.
thing was made ready for their help. As
the boat passed the end OF the dock the
captain rounded her up TO come up 70 the
dock. just as he did 30 q high breaker struck the
boat, turning her completely over Every one ex-
pected TO see her right again. but she failed to
do 90. The entire crew belonging to
the other crew win them. The remainder, four
men and one woman, were drowned near the shore.
The names OF The lost are: Capt. c. H.
Jones, OF Bay City; Henry Anderson,
OF Australia; Geo. McFarlane, Of Cleveland; Lorus
ferta, OF Bay Guy; julia Greawreath, Of Sebewsl-
Ing, COOK.
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Political Nosss.

MI. blsine left New York FOR Detroit Michigan,
last evening. he was accompanied by Gen Adam
b. King, Of Maryland, and MT. Walker Blaine
Gov. Mil wa, an New York yesterday aud Col
Bruce had q long conference with him al the Hod-
man HOUSE. Tue governor came 10 New Yort 20
consult with the National committee before rosnC
70 Indiana on his speaking tour.
MI. Nils WAS renoIninaJed by acc.umstion by
the convention OF The ninth district OF Texas yea
terday. lie arrived at Waco yesterday afternoon
ana Was escorted rom the Depot by 5000 people
he made speech 10 a large assembly
senator BAR, OF New Hampshirs, addruuped A
republican meeting al Charlottesville Va yes-
terday. Dur1Lg has address q drunken man threw
rotten eggs at him.
Henry Wattersons return 10 Louisville, Ky.
yesterday, was made the occasion OF q POLITICAL
GENERALIZATION He and other spesken Adore
5000 people In q pubic hall
me returns from the town elections In Copnecta-
cut indicate republican gains The vote Wa smsu
ana only about third OF the returns were IN last
night
More than rs, 600 women In Boston have reQas-
tered 10 vote Tor the scnooi committee thus fan
Congressional nominations were maze yest<rcay
as follows: hiAth Pennsylvania district Sami
Greenwood, democrat; sixth Massachusetts an.
trict Frank W. Jones, democrat
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m0 W31mIm8VOm SUCK EXC60Ng0.
The following chAnees from yesterdays quotations
on the Warrington Stock EXCHANGE are noted to-day
is ss 1917 1871 ea 1875
e. sss deS 50 H ia. iiS a : ::tsa
3. wsssr .socfs H. 1908 currency, is7* S Sd
p O. S0.ysA, fund. $3.50. 1924. currency. Ii6x bid
lzO asked Washington and 0eorgetOwu Railroad
bonds. 1O9k bad. liz asked. Warrington Gas. a Did
IN ssfed; 9sorEetown Gas. 434 bid. 459 ssked
Coroor1n Insurance, SO bid, 80 asked. Masonic Hal
Nsssionai h.Rs aH5s BID Srs.. Fails Ics, 1893 BID.
asked. Washington 0aslight Co. bonds, 1854 bid, l2t
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District Government Affair.


Bids were opened oy the Commissioners to-day
FOR constructing 81 linear leet, more or less OF
feet by feet sewers and embankments on New
Jersey avenue extended. The lowest bidder was
J. McCandish, his bid being 81 n, ana be WIN
be awarded the contract
WANTS NORTH CAPITOL STREET OPENED.
The Comm1 sloners to-day received q petition
signed by e. w. D0bbins, < F. Beall Geo. Truesdell.
b kurtZ johnson, A. ). WOrtnInGuon, ThoS Z.
Waggaman, and Others, asking them to take steps
70 open North Capitol street from Boundary street
1880 feet from Boundary, and about 1900 feet
south OF Soldiers Home has been donated: there
remains about 300 feet, belonging to Mrs Barbour,
10 DE condemned, and about l, 100 feet belonging
to the Prospect Hill Cemetery. The latter the
Commissioners are authorized to negotiate for un-
DER the act approved Aug. "a, 1853 regulating
SUBDIVISIONS OF land In tie District of Columbia
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day as follows: j. N. Caldwell, one
brick warehouse and stable at 1214 and 1910 II
street northeast 1900; Jas. W. Haney, one brick
private stable at l7Os 32d street northwest, $500;
John w. Sniler, six brick dwellings, from a. 10
70 q street and 305 TO 81 Delaware avenue
dwelling al 200 Maryland avenue northeast,
5000; George TruesdelL one frame engine.
on SSn srsss John
northwest, s. 600; w. II. Brewer, ONT brick dwell
Ing at 3211 street northwest, 81, 200; Richard
sS%insss oss Srek cSs Wsng a, gus LID street
dwellings al 1924 and 1926 K street northwest,
$3.50; Inos O'Connor, one brick stable on lots -
enu W. c4uoIO OO<, $oOOs MTh COTcOrau, 10.
pair house l121 15tn street northwest, q, 500.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Commissioners nave received through Sec.
Rotary Bayard, a copy OF the administration re-
port Of street cleaning In Berlin for 1874 and
nave sent q copy Of their annual report In re-
sponse 70 the German capital
The commissioners were employed most of their
time to-day correcting their estimates for the next
nscal year.
MRS. Mary ONeill has complained that Thomas
Dent Is violating the building regulations by bud-
Ing stable wiLn1n 30 feet OF her house.
The collector OF taxes reports e6S0.49 a. the
amount received during the month Of september
ON account OF sp cial assessments for WORK done
under the permit system.
DR.. G. l. Magruder, the dean OF the medical de-
partment OF the University OF Georgetown, has
written TO the commissioners concerning the sub
jet OF taxation OF the building now occupied BY
the medical department. and states that the
school Is an integral portion OF the university and
that the professors are paid by the university.
Inc Commiss oners have received from Manlove,
Allcott, Fryer Co, OF Nottingham, Englanda de-
scriptlve circular relative TO the treatment of
garoage ana other refuse and letter expressing
their Willingness to furnish any further infOrma-
ton on the subject that may be desired.
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WosDEnru1 CuRE Or SALT RHxu,

By THE CUTIcURA REMRDIEa
have had . most wonderful cure of salt rhsum For
nve years have suffered with this disease had IL ON
my face. armh and banda unable to do anything
whatsoever with my hands for over two yesrs tried
hundreds OF remedies and not had the least effect
The doctor said my case ncursble saw your "a
Verusement and concluded to try the Cu1IculA RIn-
kps and incredible 1t may seem thar after usinr
one box Of CurIcURA and two cakes of CurIculA
and two bottles of CUTIcuRA RKsoLvrNr, dud I am
entirely cured Those who think this letter exasrer
sted may come and see and ind out for themselyea
GRACE p. HAKKHAM
North st. Charles Street, Belle River Ont
IhAve been aficted since last March with akin dis
ease the doctors called eczema My face was covered
with scabs and sores and the itching and burning
almost unbearsble Seeing your CurIcURA RIMrprxs
DO highly recommended, concluded to give them !,
trial using the CUrIcURA and the CuTIcURA Soar az
ternally and RIsoLvKNr internally for four month,
call myself cured. In gratitude for which make this
puonc statement CLARA A FREDERICK
Broad Brook. Conn.
Sold evsrywhere. Price: CUrIcunA Soc; Soar. 2sc
hKsoLvKNr e1 Prepared by the PorrHn DRuo AND
CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Masa. Send for How to Cure
Skin Diseasesn
BABY's skin and Scalp preserved and beautifed 6y
SeIlSoAA AkDIcArkD S1Af. oc23.5,6
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PRRsoNAL-Gov. Gray OF Indiana, Page McCarty
OF Richmond, Geo. A Lyon OF Portsmouth,, n Il,
Jas. n. Marshall OF Chicago. w. Summers OF Lon
don and J. Numa Augusttn OF New OrleanA are at
Tine Arhngton.-Senator Cameron, Baron Won
Zedtwtlz, now German minister to MexIco Rear
Admiral Upshur and J. c. Bancroft DAVIS OF wash
ington, were In New York last night-A W.
BlOor OF San Francisco. W. II. Taylor or Stamford,
Conn, and w. Blackwell OF PlttsburR, ere at
Wormley'a-F L Airriend Of Richmond, Va, z
L Barns or Boston, are at the Rigga-E. w.
Ashley OF Denver, 8 8. Small OF Minpeap polls, ChaS
u. Lennon OF Toledo, N. @. Kern OF St. Louis, J.
G. jerks OF Boston, K 8. Lewis Of New York, Geo.
+. Wagner Of PlGtsburg, Jules Csssard OF New Or.
leans and David Halt OF the Marine Corps, are q
the Ebbitt.-W. II. Stanford or New YORK and J.
E Kemp OF Louisville, are at the AetropoliLan.-
N. j. Myer OF New York Is at the NstionaL-Geo.
H. Cooke OF Philadelphia and n. b Butler Of
Bridgeport, Conn, are at the ST Jamea-W. JaS
Smith OF Honolulu, Mrs Mckee Rankin, Chas. J.
U cen, +. T. Bennett and b. T. 0ivandan OF New
York, c. Z. Esgert and F. Il. Hickok OF Philadel-
phia, Medical Inspector Bradley Of the Navy, ].
Chapman OF New Orleans, are at Willard'k-
Judge Smell has returned from his former home.
Waterviiie, Maine. where he spent the summer
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ALTOONA, Pa, Oct IA IRE occurred early this
morning which resulted IN the total destruction Of
those OF Booth & Leas and John g. Kline. The nre
Is supposed TO nave been OF incendiary origin. The
losses will foot up 0OO which Is partly covered
by insurance. BY The IRE about four hundred men
are thrown out OF work. The mills will be rebuilt
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Ssabsvvs Rsadv-Nads Nssesrd
Ffasfersars handy and always ready
In sudden attacks Of Cholers Nor
qua Cramp Colo. and al violent
attacks common to the Sumner
season these Piastsrs never fail to
acsprompuy. and can b dspsndsd
upon st Al times. They are neat
clearly, and economical, and VIII
keep fresh In any eiimata Sold hy
al drusyists. ocI
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Raltinaore Markas..


20 lied Do ;.a-ioiss 49, o new sSros a.
% sS sSss:ra
e ;;i ss., ssH'0a'''d gas bonds
BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. 2-ootton. quiet and Arm.
middlinx I0Hal0X Flour. nrm sad higher
: Ill., ssS::sS: family s5o: al ai &c
s rss So
no; Lonxberry, l05a1lO; western. Irregular and
u RI
Arm; white. $685. yellow, 5SaS5. western, 9n,rI
:ps 20 o oois o.s Ss
syvsnH sos34 1s.tsrn white Sass; western mixed.
sssss I ~: s';sy $50 o. Hss
sSs:.sFn R:sssa as.ia: s,s..:ry: Ter. ar@.
a off ~; copps. reaned sct,vs and arm. iasi3a.
:s:smss dnl and I'd, sOur psr .on.
1se6d; gratn 4td Rscsipts-Aouf. 900 barrels };
Sco Ado SsoyS sn:ns
100 hpshss. ssss-whsss S4Goo0 bas6ss; corn:
CHICAGO, Oct Al IL O'Clock quotations were:
aSs iSs iSS.r Ss:ss:
Po.i, ocscbsT 1888; Noyembsr. YASo ad issd.
ST. 80: s:ss. ss'.s;s Short '' o''0
wAxn ran PnoPEsrY.-Appl,cation was made
for The return OF the Unclaimed portion Of the
property taken from The house Of Joseph Harbou
tie ALLEGED ~fence;s but a. the PROPERTY Wa m
ne hands Of the police the court oo1ld make no
william sharp Darlington, Phfladelphis law.
~ cnArged win embo0iemonA oonmiesed SUI
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. "A IRE which broke
out shortly before midnight last night burned
the glass works at Dover and the stables
on the Fairview Park Fair Grounds, near
by. The glass works were to have been
sold at sh, rms sale to-day TO satisfy an 5000
mortgage. The IRE was OF incendiary origin. The
loss On the glass works s variously estimated this
morning from $4,000 to $4,000; insured Tor
insured
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SHALL THE WORK BE STOPPED
Major Lydecker In q Quandafy-The
Etrst Controllers OpiniOn.

Major Lydecker called at the War Department
to-day and requested q decision on the question
whether the work on the aqueduct will
have to be suspended at the end Of this
month, or whether the unexpended balance
OF the appropriation for competing the
work will be available after the LIST OF November
The urgent deficiency BILL approved March 30
1888, approprates $355,OO0 for the completion
OF the work OF extending the water supply
Of we hin zton, and says 1.-The work to be com,
be impossible to complete the work
before next June and an extension
OF the time until that date was provided for In
the general deficiency bill but since the frauds In
the tunnel were exposed this provision has been
stricken out. The question has arisen
whether the work would not have to
be suspended and the tunnel allowed
70 become filled with water and greatly damaged.
Gen. Casey, Chief OF Engineers, at once referred
quest that the First Controller be asked for an
opinion.
WHAT TIE CONTROLLER SAYS.
When q STAB reporter put the question
to the First Controller this AFTERNOON
he meditated . moment and then said
THAT is very important question
that manner" After reading over the portion Of
the bill referred to he said: II am In
clined to think that the money will
be available after the LIST OF November because the
appropriation is q specific one for the compleL on
OF the work. and the law does not say specifically
that the money cannot be used II the work Is not
completed by the date mentioned.
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Atchi,on,s Dividend Cut Down.

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-The Atchison directors
have Just declared q dividend OF one-half OF per
cent. The dividend last quarter was 11H per
Cent. This action saves The stock record as dvt-
dend payer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

Tho Now York stock Market.
The following the opening aud closing prices Of
ths New York stock Market, a. reported BY special
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| Coon Isvrsr,uxr.

Health md Happinss come 10 IN Who pasls.
S us Ayss sarsspsrnlA This powerful
'suvs effects In the systsn change that
sssms hssas short Of miraculoua No msdirsos
has bssn In sueh universal dsmaad for yssrs
6ivs Il trial
II any one SUFFERING from general debility.
want Of appetite. dsprsa.aon of spirits, and L.
nsods. WIN ne Aysrs ssrsaparilla, en- conf
cent . cure VIII result for havs ussd II, and
speak rom experienca Il d By far the bsss
rsmsdy I ever knsw.'-I. O. Lorins. Bro,kton.
Ma
AYERS sARsAPARIILA
Prepared BY d.. J. O Aver 4 Co.. Lowell, Ma
Sold By al Druskista Yficc. q; six bottlsa, s6.
fe620 WORTH Is A BOTTLE
Tzz GENUINE
% Nm nor Prs
MALT ExTRAcT
- the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
Tor Impaired Digestion. DyspspstA Conv.lssceucs
Weak Children. and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
only reduced my strsngth. but brought ON sxtrsm
exhaustion. from inability appropriate food trie
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hons Malt Extract
swineSiasafui three times day. Its use was follows
,au nr,oo snees! FOOD which had hsrstotors oes
s sea PrOpsEly There :pps:.ed an incIsass'
bewareof tmitationa The genuine has the sixnatur
Of Johann Hon" on the neck Of every bottla Al
n To4s Ss.a ana yuo.
Once: Barclay ss ja3-tu. thks
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ALWAYS
READY
FOB
EMERaRNc1xa
TRr Ir,

lRY Iri
FUNDS EXTRACT n Known svsrywhsrs. and wsu
merits its reputation the Peoples Remedy ana
Universal Pain Destroyer" For forty ysazs thas
great vegetable compound has proved IL scacy end
never failed 70 do its duty whsn brought into 49, 4
has its greatest . subdusT q Al pnant
S s1S ,nna,nns,:s and shor6 b in every ho1sshod
Insect bstss. Wounds. hrulssa flles. CataEfk
hemorrhaxes. &c. AAk sor POkD'S kATkACT. TxkO
no ua1taoona Dy3l
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At Jacksonville To-day.

JAcKsoNvnLE, Fla, Oct Every few new cases
were reported 70 the board or health this morning
The Official report has not yet been received Col
j. Daniel Is still alive, and there is slight hope
that he will survive the attack.
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140 CxNTKR ST.. INV YORK.

140 CzNTKR ST., NEW YORK,
JUNE 18th. 1888.
The winter after the great IRE in Chicago con.
racted bronchial Affections and since then have been
OBLIGED to spend nearly every winter SOUTH Last No
vember was advised to try Scott's Emulsion Of Cod
Liver Oil with Hypophosphitss, and to my surprise
was relieved at oncs AMI by continuing use
months was entirely cured gained nesh and strength
and was able to stand even the blizzard and attend
business every day.
Tc. CHURCHILL.
Sold by al DsSVss1's. /
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LEAVES OF ABSENCE have been granted the fol-
lowing Army onncers: Col Alfred L Hough, Ninth
Infantry. four months extension; Capt Francis
e Pierce, First Inf ntry; one months extension;
First Lieut. Edward J. McClernand, Second Cav
airy, four months; First Lieut. Emerson Grim b.
Thirteenth lnf.. four months; Capt James kegan,
Ninth Inf, twenty days; Capt Frank d. 0arrety.
seventeenth Inf, one month; First Lieut. Frede-
Col stlas Crispin, Ordnance Department. three
mOntha
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Little Trading In Wheat in New York
NEW YORK. Oct 2.-There is very little trading
and possibly less interest manifested in the wheat
pit on the produce exchange to-day. The
interest awakened here by Hutchin-
sons Chicago squeeze seems to have
died out with that settlement or the september
option. The December delivery in response TO an
advance Of u half cent q bushel in the West this
morning, went up o half cent here without calling
for any comment. At noon deliveries for the last
month In the year were quoted at 106k, against
108A last nt0ht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

w hen naby was sack. ~ ssvs her oassog1A
" nen abe vas child she cz1sd fog Cas1og1A
whsh shs Became hisa ahs chung 70 Oasees1A
"Ash Ahs ksa chllHxsn. blzs save shann osssods
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GOLD MEDAL. PARIS. 1874

bAhEkS GOLD MEDAL. PARIS, 1873
pAhEhS warranted ABSOLUTELY PURE co.
BAkEKS GOA frvm which the excess Of on ~
,6AhEkS been removed II has three ttyNes M
DfhEAEASL strength OF Cocoa mixed with starch.
BBhhfEAKrAsI ArrowfUot or Sugar. and u therefore
5BnEAahfASE far moro economical COSTING Iess N00
onE,AhfAsf one cent q cup. It u dalicioua nour.
SOSOA tshtpg Strengthening, oasily dnested
COCOA- and admirably adapted for invsiids -
1874 Vel q TOR persons In health
COCOA BOLD BY 0ROCERS EvERYWHERE
". HAKEk CO..
80 Oorcheotox Msss.
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Mr. 0laine's Dates In Indiana
PROBABILITY THAT THE PROTEST AGAINST CANCKIIN(

INDIANAPoLIs Oct 2-The protest OF Chairman
Huston, OF the state committee, against the can
collation. OF any OF Mr.. Baine's appointments In
Indiana evidently received respectful consldera-
ton at the hands Of the national committee
Tor the following telegram received last night Is
In eject an unqualified resentment Of the
notincatfon limiting Mr.. Blaine's appointments
In Indiana. He will speak at the five clues here
t0fOre enumerated:
NEW YORK, Oct Ito Hon. ]. N. Huston,
chairman republican state Committee: Your dis.
patch received. Mr.. Blaine agrees that the orig
inal appointments In Indiana are to stand. Your
program will be fully carried out by him.
"WM. CASSIUS GOODLOw."
small delegation OF Minnesota republicans,
known as The Lower Minnesota Republican club,
VIII arrive early to-day, accompanied by a num-
Der or representative business men from Duluth.
They will be received by Gen. Harrison.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
WANTKD-To RENT A SHALL counfnl
Place With dws.hns oui.e essss &C. saissh,s -
Boz 81 cav. NAA'' .'A ''I sss-ss ;
l>oR SALTS AcREs on TIE b. > O = 4.
o.a q lv % ~ ar: fS o. 49, % ss 10 ss
S Si.,Ion. Aaars~ or ssp.y 70 Ihos- l. wAAssAnkA
l>oR sALE-FAkh or 2aS AckEs. sIx ~
II from caty. woodland nssaov end euluvsas1
ground OF un.urpsssea naelsy; ssverA sprln0s -
Any % Il 4 4. SSis orD. . 1s... d ssis
ESoR SALE on kxcnANek EoN xAsaixoroN
from S na aSsSs: On -. 1s.ss ss - g: -:
rosd: beeutfal ballSins ss. lsr ssss,sy 49,
80 AID ss9 % 90 ;s : 100 =. a.; =: -
H ssss e joan s aisri - "a q.
i Hs@iisos .sd Gsesias Leudsss 0sssss. W.; q
SSs :: iiS s, s.ss ~: nd s.i q. No.
s :ss! Ssss pse si.s1 FL II 49,
nom S :sssssos N o.. = nh. ;sa: a.
lee % "a IN :ss .c :s: =
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