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STRUCK rs a TIDAL WAVE.
The stormy Voyage Of the canAr,i
Steamer Fsrrrss.

NV feEk. Nav- Ta-Tae Caz3rier
EsruriA. wAich arrived thiz aftsrraoe. e.
Ye-leaccd enc ~ the uoF>t asSszreS IN her
history. Tuesday last = ;i1ai save swsri
eter the ttS STEAMER aed o2e s&ilc- Was
killed and I've others were mcre or less
severely shakra up
he tAfAisy occar-Fd Tuesday Afferancn
Iae injured sailors were on duty a. the
tfae the tidAl ware struck the ucean racer.
They saw ths EaQu1fAin 81 water appraach
tug and, terrified. fhey scrambled for
water Carlrl over and fea anon The
s-eaDer. L-ike logs the Eve ssiiars were
s4E1taeS IN = heap a<siasf the deck hansc
one. - stated. was killed aud the o,hers
injured The wave washed the steamer
fore ard afr
The oclctTs and c-ex were rcticeuf assazsi
the aceidczi. and the oaiy information
taat coald he obtained was from ne pas.
seHSers
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NOTABLE DEAD.


tSsfst rQE GKSEz&l fAENsESETM.
fogTzESS MONRoE. Ncv. q. Major FSrr.s-
worth died AZ n o'caack thas rioFnicE.
&esor farnsworfh, inSpecfos- zenerai
was appointed 70 the array from New
York. July. lsSt. ss cAptssa and assistant
quHrtesmas-cr. He Was in the Shenandoah
valley and ergkxed in Shsfiaan.s sam.
pasgn. He was at Cumberland ia june.
1854. and In Baltimore - aepart=ieslf l,ysar-
ternasfer until lStaa Eptu the date al hts
appointment as inspecfssr-xeagfaf tn i~-s..
M vas saessns,9si q ihe sf~fssxfsnaat ~ Tex
ss. AID slace tEai flase Las besa 4. wI.si..
ington-
SIkoi.Ars nStfvs, TaK F1IEoLcSsST.
BERLIN, Mob. is.-Nikaiass nes.ns the
great philolazis,. u deal. axca : wears.
iNikoisUs Delins was born n BFeraen ia
September. ISIS lie graduated af Eann,
qualified himself for a Frotessasrhip in
Berlin, ard ha1 since tSa keen prefessos
Q ofzsenskrii and OF froyvpcag ami English
literature AZ Bean He hiss published a
critical edition si ShakeSpearc's warks
aaa other works relating 10 the EnSl a
sirsma5tsts and Provencxi poetry.
riTE EARI on nEvoS.
fsaxnaN. Nov. 70 WA Reginald Court
szsy, Earl cf Devon, Is dead, in his Send
year.
SEv HkNrsHIEx ngsiNE.
LsScAsTER. y. H.. Nov. le. --8ef. Charles
}. Hensley, rector Of s.. FEuis eaErch and
grand prciafe Of the grand cosnIaAasiery
ef knigh;s Tcmpisr IN New Hampshire
was found dead sunday morning. The
cause was Doubtless asopieNg
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curcKAsAw QUARREL.
The situation Critical and Bioodshea
IfnsnInent.

sr. LOUIS. NoS. ia.-Pr.vafe adyices frQfs
Tashominge, the capital ~ she chickasaw
nation. are 10 the effect that conflict BE-
tween the followers Of Guy and Byrd Is in
eyitable. In q personal encounter be-
tween two OF the bsiligerenis. Byr9s fol-
lower was killed. and his friends swear
they viii have Vengeance
Forr SMITH, Ark, Nor. f1.--Tbs IEi;ed
states marshal has been notified that al
rsrorfs of an esaieabie adjustment u The
ckicksSAw troubles are incorrect. and tEat
indian AEent Owens has been aYpealed o
for assissAnee % settle the impending III
Ffstst.tea
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suppre.sfnx . French Scandal.

PAErs, Nov. fg-Aftsg counsel for Sgma
GiIiey had stated in the NiEes court that
G!Iley's attack was net inade upon An-
trienx. fsut upon the tssidges committee,
me ees,~; refused T. admit evidence shgw-
ing c-eoSeaness en the part ~ TIE tedRei
enIunsIttee AndrseHr declared himself
sa.ssesd. wlihdrew the charge. sad the
eourt ACQUITTED 5fIley. The action oi the
eourt in refusing % allow evidence neef-
ing upon the alleged corruption - Toe
h1,l!ef'f eosarasttes l. severely criticised By
the reuspspafx. who accuse The co1rf q =
desire 10 .sies Il 2 affair.
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CHICAGO SOCIALISTS.
Propaganda Work TO be Vigorously
Rru.Reufs6

CHICAGO. Nov. s.-About Ia men gath
cred yesterday afternoon al Grcif's hall,
on the west side, the oia-sime heAdQuAr-
tiers Of the anarchists. with the understand
ing that they were there % ofEaD.xe a So
archiSiic agitation sEaoag the free-tEiuk-
ing laborers OF Chicago" one GOerilag
addressed the meeting and advised the
formation Of a new society which would
art in tie Interest of.the social nesaCcrnfS.
He said ChicsEo was now farther advanced
in the cause thsn aus other city IN Amer
lea. and was ready Tor such en- orsauizA
ton.
After lengthy discussion Il was decided
to orgSnlEe the new ssec1ety and nsne r
the Arhelfer Baaa The society viii ap-
point committees % bold egiis;ial meet
ings and WORK up organizations al over
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ArRocIous EvIcTIoNs.
scenes on tho Iri.h Estate Of Tory

DCsIaS. Nos. fg.--nRging the seicti0ns
en- the nrapefssown estate cf Robert T..
o'Neih, NJ. z, last saturday, besiHdden
wosaa1, aEeit - years, was fuoyed from
her home anS bad 30 be carried 70 an al
joining house
A woman who was In state q deiirium,
and her four children, one only months
old, were also elected.
A terce gale was blowing 81 the time.
and the cvicscd tenants farrsiare Was
blown into the mud. Fifty policemen
were pnesant.
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Canard About a Canard steamer.

NEW YORK, Nov. i9.-Rgmorx OF disas-
truns steamship collision were extensively
circulated IN shipping circles This evening
which sailed for Liverpool. had eolllaet!
with and sunk the Hamburg packet Sueyla,
which Is several DAYS overdue. The report
was attributed 20 Pilot Wood. who came in
with the steamer Hckla Mr.. Wood was
seen tonight and denied having made the
statement The officers Of the Hekla knew
nothing OF Il, aud nothing was known Of
Il AZ the Offices % the Cunar1 or Hamburg
lines
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Mrs. Beechler Arraixned for Murder

UNAHA, Nov ln.-Mfs- IIbtie King. alias
Beeehler, the slayer OF Henry W King. jr
was aTEaigned for prfliu mary exaRi ina.
ton this morning The couafy attorney
read the charge % murder. whereupon =
{. Gown. the wonan's attorney, waived
examination on behalf Of his client. af the
same time giving notice that the name Of
Elizabeth Beechler, In the indictment,
would not be recognized a. belonging 20
the prisoner. The prisoner was then com
laitteu 70 the district cpuFt
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ENst tLIED a tVLc1SED UIKL.
Two Philadelphians Horribly
S1ashed With Eazors.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 19.- John Akin
son and wm. Morrow. while returning
home from the parade last night, were at
tackled By coioree men at the corner of
Thirteenth and Lombard streets, aud both
cut and slashed with knives and razoFs in
q horrible manner. Atkinson, who Is q
years old, was fatally cut In the breast,
back and abdomen, having altogether five
wounds. Morrow's injuries are also pro
n0unced very dangerous. The alleged
cause OF the attack is an insui. TO col.
ored girl by the two men
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Fire nt MnixIIIs. Cal.

COTTONWOOD, cal. Nov. is.-Fire broke
ot,f lsxt night il Niekle's drug store a. Mil
wife, whieh sss destroyed, also Harris 4
f;a.dhery's general ulsrchazf5lse ware
house I,oss. Sl7 .ts9. Insurance stoss- me
aar.sa L nnk anWn
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov ia PieGyaae
fazon City special says: "a week ago,
Wilson Arnold. coiarrd, came here and sur
rendered himself 20 the sheriff. stating that
in self-defcnse he had shot aud killed apt.
Robert johnson, one of the most promi.
nent citizens Of the county, Al his home
near satariia. This morning iaree NUN
Der Of Johnson's friends went 20 the Jail
and took Arnold, saving they intended 10
avenge the death Of their friend and neigh
Dor. Since their departure uofhing has
been heard from them. bat it Is reasonably
certain that Arnold has been iynchedr
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ISAAC NJ. HALL.

TToRxEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A Law, solicitor in ChaneeTy, Proctor In
Admiralty, and Notary Public. Reons 3,
rs<f Building, upstairs, ME- street, seattle,
VT Consultation free.
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WEST VIRGINIA ALL RIGHT.
Gen. GoG for the First Time Claims
His Election.

WHEELING, Nov. 19.-Gen. Goff, RepuhIi-
can candidate for governor. telegraphs the
state committee that hts majority in
Mcdowell county is I7s, and In Wyoming
H. Gen. Golf also telegraphs TO Editor
Hart, of the Intelligence that ne is
elected goveruo-.
This is Il first time he has made any
claim. He says he viii see that the viii Of
the people Is carried out.
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THE EARTH TREssBLED.
A short, Sharp shock Felt in San
Francisco

SAN Francisco, Nov. is.-The sharpesi
shock Of earthquake since Is7f was felt
here shout 20 p. N. yesterday. The mo
ton Was about northwest and southeas;
and the duration of the shock eight see
onas. A low. rtInblinE sound which was
distinctly aEdible. succeeded the shosk
Many persons In hotels and private dwell.
iipgs ran out of tho houses 20 the sidewalk.
In the upper stories Of high buildings the
were being quickly turned sidewise. then
quickly turned hack. The observations IN
Oakland and Berkeley give the duration OF
the shock IS seven seconds. and the siirec-
ton north and south.
The report comes thai in some houses
babes were rolled out Of their cradles By
the shock
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FIERY Chicago AnarehIsts.

CHICAGO. Nov, pa small hand Of an
Arehlsis held another meeting tonight In
a west side hall. The violent element
seemed 20 pfef0minAte Several speeches
were made declaring The ballot failure
and advocating thr use of force TO gain
iheiS rights. One Of the speakers said a
revolution must come s0oH aud be afHed
the sreedsnr 0f II
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The Blo.d-Horse Association.

SAN Francisco. Nov. BAT the annual
meeting OF the Blood Horse Association To-
day David Mcclure was reelected Presl-
dent. Z. =. Culver. secretary. jas. W. Rea
and /. :. Montgomery. of san jose. were
elected members of the association. A
committee was appointed 10 revise the
raies so as to allow declarations - be made
IN 10 The weighing hour. instead Of ,. m.
OF the day prior 70 the race. - heretofore.
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EHIE, Pa. Nov. i9--MrS. Patrick Durkin
quarreied with her husband tonight and
threw yitriol. totally binding him. She
then-ran cut. hut wss arresies! hy an aiicer
and taken back. When brought iato the
room her husband attacked her aud before
the officer could interfere almost beat her
TO death. The w0tnan claims she husband
was brutal TO her and Threatened % hsfug
smother woman into the house
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81. Ioufs, NOV. ls.-The famous Doris
mansion In. the West end. was burned this
Taarning The large structure. bich cost
in the neigh borho0d OF 10000, wss totally
DESTROYED. SIX years ago Mrs. Gen. Doris
was murdered in II by her grandson since
then il has been used as a public house
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Ho..,tearre,t.. Death Approaching

NEw YORK. Nov. ls.--it il said by a
friend os Robert Garrett that be wlIi be re-
moved this week TO baltimore. This de-
clssou resulted from the announcement OF
hfs doctors that he eanuot live much
longer. tie daily becomes more violent
and uuraansgeable.
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A Yannr Hnsine.. Man AbseenSs.

CHICAGO. Nov. Ig.--A Daily Sesrs Molise.
nls., special SAYS; W. l. staughtoa, pay
master Of the Moline Wagon CO. s8d
prominent Young business man. has ais-
appeared and is supposed 70 have goae 20
Canada. taking with him several thousand
dollars Of the firMa's money,
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,gI..iouar, Aprropriatfon..

NEw YoRK, Nov. Ie.-The Methodist
Episcopal missionary committee today
made the following appropriatioas Tor
FnisE.oss. Arizona, {7ts. Black Hills,
49,. California, $3.50; Laser California.
tleSe: Nevada. 80. New Mexico, Eng
EShl I'm
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No. could ,ruel.Imprerei.

Srx YoeK. Nor. BINS. Jay Could
VS. 80 maeh Improved thss morning. thai
she w&s able 20 converse. hes piiE iEsislaii
49,. hewevss, that she viii noi s. ahie 20
+ survive raorr thaa two weeks
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PROHIBITION A FAILURE
The Opinion of the Church Temper.
ance Society,"

SEs YoEE. Nov. la-Tne s.SeafA an.
nfai convention o. the Church Temper
suce society was commenced today Rsgh;
Peru presided. The presideEtss animal
report SAYS. Ii gsSfs SIC saEtl sswn ara
amid some oAs04uy. heve asserted the In
heEsEt right OF every maa n fssnpersfeiy
use OF totally abstain from alcoholic drinks
We hare avoided that tyrauy Of public
opinion which has exercised 50 eoereive
au influence and has - largely alieRatesi
With no extreme ssibbole;hs ef opinion or
action. We were in position 10 dispaSsica-
assly consider methods az legislation
whether restrictive or proAibifogy, and the
possibility OF their application 10 farge
cities ike New York" The report SAYS:
'-Hhev- prohibition has been tried its snc-
cess Is questionable"
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The Ea.t AfrIean nleekaae.

BRnitN. Nov i1.-The government has
sent torpedo boat aud dispatch boat 10
assist IN the blockade of East African forts.
EAskfBAE, Nov. ia.--The Italian Gag has
sgaiu hcen hoiste1 on the Italian consulate
and ssiuira by direction of the s9itaas
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SAN TEsScfscG. Saz. =. = l1[leaiioiss
~ = kaa.s fez OTexpa AID H4stliagz9a
/ Tsrrifory. kElas seitiaeEiy y itis-t. 1.tl q.
-. sfizhsiF wxsze1s. CsafianEfy sigials
.,.-sff.sse q the Haaath % Cosarsa-k rifff-
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The corean Minister Departs.

NASRIxGTnN. N9T. Pax th0ns arg,
ire {sorean niaisser, accompanied 81 three
rsaeyvt-ers Of his xEite, left for the West this
rse-uiug. lie Is o1 on leave 81 Ebsenee,
bsi, does not expect 20 return u this cqnfl-
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f.yxrssx. Nor. la. The S.asdars regrets
that I1rd Ran8slpa Churchill intertersa
ia rrFarsf 70 the Sackvlile Ef8ir. j. sa7s
krue king -5oSn yo.iey i ueE TIE best 1of
gisesf v-a.iry il the face - s1ch n5tprseErs
nrd rrt.eAisd aims Of En!rien1lness - Se
have recently experienced ~ ne BASIS %
fhe Usifea states government
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WANHiSsroN. Nov. ie.-At his grandes.
iarRrr crowd In k1mazur.na -slar. thar. a..
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LONDON SOCIALISTS.
An Enormous HeeffaS S--iddresses
by Cammsn.r Graham and Mrs

LoSr-sS, Nor r. The socialists heid an
Immense rceefing IN Victoria Park ip=iag
II csMmszaosaTe tke Trafalgar square and
Chicago riots Speeches were ma1e RON
three Platforms. NgE. psrzols of Chicago
a. veczIs1 the Use 81 isszahs- Cunning
haEze trshG-s. ztseatsF q Fzrii afaeat- d.
nsG2ees3 Tie ezys5rzlis-s and landlords. sus
ssiG that Uagii the wEs-kFTs orsaulEzii -
take land. capital zEd machinery for thesr
o#n bencas Eney w1ul1 eGafinue 20 be
slaves aai the Trafalgar SsaEss and { As-
carn scenes w5aid be rSpeared.
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Dt-ErSx, Sog. s9.-fusiy la.ge0 persons
$4,000 a. s.earr.uss, Coff1iF Tipfserary,
g..~ferstay. and sssemysea - bold : meet.
irr. The gathering aGt heen Fsee isEfasa
sses.sssnes were Far advanced a ssnvrz tQfee
~ r,5lss.s arrived on fhe gr8a4ta aac charged
~, ans sssxpeseel tae crowd. Daring TIE
si7rev r.arF zersazs &err taiursa
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BAKEEsyIELn. Nov. la--Tbe Kern river
ID running the highest known for several
years. Al the beadgafes OF the canal have
been opened aud guards put on them. that
the river may not swamp the reservoir and
canal works which 200 men sre construct
ing below here, under water contract and
agreement between Haggin & Carr and
NIL. a
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larger crowd In
this morning.
any member Of
receive the calla
Gf a large PORTED
hall. ball ruonl
thrown open 4
having cards ofS
ceremonies w4
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THE HAYrIas sErzrnK.


Americans Frotett-
W4aHTSsToa, Esg. E9-Thf cepariT -
Of state has received oiiieLal noNte q -
reported condensation tf ne 8stee
prlxe eo1rt e3 the Asaeriern Etesa, *..k - 2
HsytleH Eep8biir. Tho rcn11.e11ss.e< -
Nss proaoanced soyentsf :. Inc ~
following The United Nslsf nihlfes ~ ~
tesssa a4EiuEs the proces1in1- A.,5 ~
~, - ..s-,s.s.rse.s .na ep3ea.tA -
~ &C., ,...,s-s he assa ndsissd tkf cap
s.. ~ 49, xs.Es.ga rsss-i L. fefs.~e 10 sGf
-. 49,. - ~. ,.ssfs Tsse fInllrl Etaffs rnan
y. gar Hass0n RrsiFed she szxs 9sI " s%R
port fsse profess ~ the Cniie1 -ts'ss t'sF
tsfav
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A MoNrnLY Lrarr.
Regulations Under Watch National
Banks May withdraw Bonds.

wAsHISsroS. Nov ID 10uwn<
the treasury Issued th< q
this afternoon IN reFar
ful money % reduce I'd
In order that nafi0ns ~.
withdraw bonds on dtT
urcr % secure circuiati
formed of the eonrse "
IL hereby given First. tsf9<4III - . +
act Of July II, lss2 iIFpiif - s. go ,Hs1 fte
amount of lawful money in he received ~
the treasurer for thai pArpose - kny cre
calendar month. neeunu, fhr hrlit ief ne
months Of ocfokcr and November having
bccn reached, aud IL being Trpiable thai
the movement mar contlnre, y u hereby
ordere1 that nntll further uofice dsrositf
Of laWf1l money for The wifhdfnHal Of
bonds vii bc received n ths qllce q the
treasurer Of the Uniled HfaSeE q washing
ton, and nowhere else. Third, f6u1eEs Of
deposits Of iawfal n0ney maj ~ plhae ~
The treasurer Of the uniset States o. De
ecrnber ], lssS, ard ni y ctlnek morn IA
tenders received mp H. lnAt he1f viii -
considered ly the trenfufgf H9mounfs -
rendered shall In the aggregate exces1 tae
limit for the month. the dcraptli8 y te 40
cspted viii be determined ~ ld nnder -.
pcryisign % = committee which WI - ef~
T.olufed for that pnrposz, srd fhs fcfnAiu-
der viii be entitled 70 prs0flty afief @ti,u-
ary !, is&1, IA TIE order ass xned % tnfrf -
the committee II the ariounts tfudsfed
should not exceed The limit, al VIII - Sc
septrd. aud leaders snosf4uenslf mAde
win b. accepted in the order ~ faelr ~
eelrt IS the treasurer Fuurths 1srH*tM
rendered Ia excess Of fhs hfnig viii - ftv
iurnad ~ the hanks hy whom theg Nefs
rendered, bat record viii tc kept ~ ne
order il which the tenders we're made, Hu4
the banks making the same VIII b. eniitieQ
20 priority after January IN tbe sants ~
der. Banks giving notice after bteeupFx
~ their desire % deposit lnEiul mgnty
viii become thereby entitled % priority -
the order of reeeipt b. tfe treasurer 81 ins
United states IL sueh police.
cs. FAgErafLu,
2sefesary Of she Treasury
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Nav YngK, Nov fa-Tlse ste&neg la
BourxoEE., which n-rsTes oGas. hrpagAf
The reraaiz.s 81 Mr. Esssao-s. dS1ghser q
Rear AGsassA; B&sdEfas Mrs.. Deacon died
on xhip1oari or the szEsr das that eer -
sher ifeS
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ronr nentha frnrn YeIinw Fnrnr

JscKsoNyILLE. fla, Nev. ~ There
were eight new eases Of yellow fever for
the q hours ending At 6 y. N. today, aud
four deaths Total cases 10 date. f111; total
zeasSs sos
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NH~ yogE. NGF. Ig.-IAs %e@ Esss iaat
Prssg-seat clevelzn4 ~ail visit szz Ffa1-
assea II bis lcag garasloa astez NAFeA ;.
zkse
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FIsTIMls s. CI.ARn,.
II. STEIN MAN

A RCHTTEC1S - ntTrI.ER'S BUILDING
"A James - opposite Occidental Hotel.
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p.na.x1,zaia EsIlIn<-Muf Burned.

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IOWA EvIoTIoNs
A Thousand Families to be Driven
From Their Homes

WATERLOO, Ia, Nov. is.-United States
Marshal Esmond, Of lows, Is ST Fort Dodge
with a warrant for the eiecsmenf of ths
1900 OF more families Of The Des Moines
Land Co. Bloodshsd is feared upon an at.
fenpf TO execute the writ
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T.. ANTHONY.
PRACTICAL B00KBlNDER.

pAPER RUIER. BLANK BOOK MANU-
\ tActuref Priecs lower thsu San FrSr-
easoo Country oniers solicited F-yus
Osscrs klns's r,ses's an iA
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ooSDExsED DISPATCHES.

sEw YoaK, Nor. fg.-Jamcs H. Dough
srty, the ardent a1mir,r 81 Mary Anderssa,
was pronounced insane to-day.
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70 Elect tiradr senater.
uarv Anderson,. Aaorer rnsane,

ArGrsTA. Ga., Nov. I9s-A meeting Of
citizens Ia the Grand opera house 20 uixhi
endorsed Henry " Crazy for the United
States senate against Seastof GelQuiit
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GExJRGE ID BLAKE


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