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telegraph Condensed

Tcie-raph Condensed.
The Al-Amcri,a delegates epont yesterday 80
Kau-a, cry sirh'-seeiug-
,-...,,.. g.. ,.-,,..i.,,i,, over NJ InIianapolis.
.'o ~, 49,, t,,on me uiaros o. mo sirixcr5
i''
Commenting Noy mbcr lsi ana un,u tuilhet
nor-' ne market pil'' % ''A' ~ '''-'"'' ''
VIA b- fi.'' if' ''"'
S., i,duen,iol Cre.an who has recently cs-
.i f,l,, mo i.lai.l confirms tne stories Of the
...,.i D.. .tro..,a ir ,feto
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W." PHI ;i, .,'or.t ina second wee, m
SH7il VIZ VIZ
Np'th".'
Tho steamer Colorado. o. tho Mail rs Line.
which sailed from New YORK Friday isst bound
Tor Galveston. nr- returned disabled
.i..,,,rol-. b,,,s.
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49,, ~. ,..Dl1
The Boston f'. " pu3ith today an out
limo 81 ihe N9i o. u ''H' at ln" uf7.' Oau meet
iag iu Ne" YORK r''. " 'h' "hl'l' u says Will
ie SUBJECT 20 'e'- 'i" '-'"''
T.a.t Tnul P.aI .fr l. celebrates rs for
tefi auifrr5ary by is-uug to-day an ediii0n oi
& .,-.. f~,.a FROM lis u.v ftirfoen--tOry build
,.,. '.,,sr - rourfh AM Robert a.roe.F.
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rang Hrll o' ,-. .i nv a. 81 ~, w. ~
c-n' ana INIT ln'' VIII 'o"7'"'' '-o "s'c'''i'"'
annuifJ'
TITO sicamshlp hutceinsor' Of No new line be-
t"ocn 10" ~ -, 80, 80 ~ ~
~. Auh WI 80" -. w.. 80 ii
teil Inli"05 ~ -. l,,,,.. 80 Ei,ft , ~.
luih's.e' M" o',a,' -. ". 80 ~ 80,
.Iu N"s" -'0'
Ne-~
Governor John LaWfcuce MANNING cl SCUM
Carolina, o. ono time ono ~ tho wealthiest
planters I'm the Sou.h' dled az ms nome IN her
shaw county, Tuesday; eyed seven y-hye yeafe.
lie was q son OF Governor kichsid /. Manning
and grandson OF la@fencs j.. Manning. de-
lNfL.al4tfI NEANtN ia Ltb Ashtpils u AlAf
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800 head, shipments, 50obesd; rnsrketssssd
fair 10 choice heavy. HSsNlo; Pasx'ns
gra,iea. ~ alasA: hight fair TO best fbDaf%D.
Shcep-IRoceipts, 2.90l bead: shipmenr. none
market nrm, fair 70 choice. fa35aftA
FAST LIBERTY. October p.--Ca,t'e--Rece'pfs.
POI head seinmeu,s 200 head market siosdy
a. yosfarlay's prices; no cattle shippe1 70 NeH
YORK t0-iay. Hogs-Receigis. zoo heal; .n,p-
n,enis. LOO head: market slew Pbiiadeipbias'
hioasAfM
BALTIMORE October g{--Calreyfgn Toef-Na'-
svinc-Therc IL rathera FREQ Offering afain
this wees, the receipts being only some Two hun-
dfo1 less than last Wc9g. There j. only MODE
rateiy fair acmsnd win 1ficos sc. lover thsn
they gerc then. Tho quantity ranges ao0st a.
usual. suitable mostly TO the requirements o. me
b1ichesa Prices rango from 81 70 o., riih or
ira coed hogs 81 CSC. not Mot sales D.. 40.
net Arrivals 1908 head-against 100 for sass
week.
Cg1rofsoal Lfne-Syock NarkSf. -heceipts THIS
weeF, 5.fil head. sgainst 3.l63 head isst woes.
Good light and heavy selling al - ~: pie,.
$50: rouRhs. f3gl Keesipis Of sheep ana
lamis. g,5es hoai. sheep selling from 10 tse.
lambs selling from a., $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
DEATHS.

DOuERTY. Died. yesterday morning a. sd
O'Clock, JOSEPH. infant son Of John u. and MAG
gie D0herty. ,,.,
f,.n tho resi.fep,s u his pai onis, 40. eff nort
Kignth streei. Friends OF the family inViie'i :,
attend
RASKtN.-Diei. At 40 o'clock yesterday AZ
ternoou. at hls residence, Sc. as north Seven
toenth street JOAN RANKIN. q na'iye Of the
I OF his age.
mornings papers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. OCTOBER 81. 1889.

public Leazue TO VIrginians Ia the Gcycrnineh.
service. Those persOus not emplo7se- 81 tns
Government will DO prosecuted under sccuoh y
Of the clyll-service ACT. which provides that no
person shall Ia any Government buunlhe toiicle
or receive contribution for any political purpose;
Tho commits sion hold tina, person NOT connccNu
receiye roonof from Tho government employees
Tor political purpose8 anywhere except ia " 'fo.-
eminent building, but that where mo GU
renee taxes place on Government properly %.
whore the efcrs arc sent - The GoTernii'e.l'
buildings those concerned arc liable 60 pro 'cu-
ton. Il a. also propo9ed % prosecute NC
Eiam. GodVin and Neraer, who are eo'crhineA
employees. under section II Of the nv Wal "
prohibits al persons dra1ing comlo'sNs On
from mo United states from being Ia niy mar
uer connected with poiltca. assessment.
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LOOK AT TIE SOUTH.
Eastern and Ncw England CapiHl Grow a.
ing in Various Enterprise.
.o.. .,-.....,. 3, o.. go, pts,,..,

fBy telegraph TO the Disps:'a.i
BALTIMORE. ND, October 31.-,aturdly's Nui-
p1sriiurs Record will show thai great enter
priscs arc cr0wding ono upon another 90 rapidly
o the South Chat here are reports 81 the cr.aul-
cation Of greater number OF gigantic enter
nrises han ever before made pubic ll 0.e
,,sos. ono oltle most striking f'oiurs q 80
heavy Investments II eastern end New ank.c ud
rautal witch ., pouring into IN" south ~ % Tore
,lsrly Ii! into the Wcs- 4 nImper 90 IhlI4-
d.lrhia capitalists have lrst returned ircW i'0-
renee. Ala. whore they invested honvily. in-
Guiding. IL - reported, s3Ol(d toward $3.50. I'D
carpet-mnL The New Ecgiaud eXcurs0nis;s 10
Eort Payue and Deniso1 left. !; - SAID, over
ssr0 ono I'm these two towns last week. tl,HH,-
Oll cofnDany has been organized with al STOCK
subscribed by leading New England bankers
aqd others who have purchased @,On acres OF
land adjoining Chattanooga, whore extensive
rntcrnrises VII De- established. In Chattanooga
a bank with sl,ONON capital VIII open Tor bust
,esa ghortly Two companies, one with t}O.tJJ
ana the other 5000 capital stock, have been
organized IN England for gold-mining opera
tons e. Georgia. birmingham has orfanilaa
100000 cOal-mintnG company; Ceutor, Ala. a
sln1 900 iron company 10 repair aud operate IA
old furnace Dadeyile, Ala, s5d,Dj co-ton-Miil (;
Mobile. q $50 eco saving comp any: hcnlr'Sy.
10000 ,ort~4ciing company. in Lolis8hG 2
sulrhur-uiliu property has been sold Tor s-.o-
Gu Laredo, Texas, b Ls secured % .2o.j,u ioUI-
dr. aud mgctine-shOgs In Virginia ihcrc have
been about a dozen big enterprises. including =
ss,l,CD0 town company. a $4,000 Lumbar com
Dauy and a f2l0.O01 iron COMPANY ~ Graham.
"a o OF iron property on Cripple creek Tor SID O1
Tor developm Ont, sl000)o iron, aud slJO,OJO Town
company al Max meadows, SI.9ul'uvg maui h',,
turing company at Richmond, S.WJOo land and
Investment. aud $4,000 laud company az Roa-
uokc, with many o.her enterprises being Gcl-
lively worked up.
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Msrks, arm.
ChTTlF MARKETS

MIpnLING. l0ac.
Low htDDLIs0. g. g.
GCupORpINAEY. So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
FATAL COLLISION
On tire Norfolk and Western Railroad.
rsne.,sl telegram 20 fhe Dispetch.l

Especial telegram % ihe DiepaEh.l
Ho,soKr. Va. October 500. A collision
f..f,y.en in cast-bound passenger and a
t...f. bound freight train occurred TINS
,..rnin, al 1880 O'Clock on the Norfolk and
Western railroad. one mile east of buioid
...tion. resulting in the death 81 three men
ard the serious injury OF three "theis'
Ihrpasseneer train was nity-hye minutes
bind time and the conductor ana enGi-
,...r Of the freight misunderstood their
orders. A frightiUl loss Of Ire "oulo nave
CURED had not the trans been ""iil'u
81 the danger los colOred man VINO Vas
turning from church with a lantern. ne
,.. rinrer of the passenger train succeeded
topping his engine near enough 20 a.
I.v many Of the passengers ana tI@lnlneh
Oh. ump without serious injury 70 them
,..e.. but the freight tram col
l4td az full speed. completely wreck
i5 -he engine and five cars OF that tram
az Olishing the mail aud baggage
.les 81 the east-bOund train. The en-
,..s - the passenger train was also Dadiy
iloye In INT remained Oh the track. be
VOID a few cuts aud bruises received III
.nping none Of the passengers We're ~
.grrd. A wgecking train from tins cityi
With PHYSICIANS and assistance, was az
once q patched 20 the wreck, ana TWO %
Tie dead and two of the wounded were
brought here this afternoon.
Tine names Of tho killed are a. follows;
g.. z. JoDes. fireman Of the freight tram
syseDh Gwynp. n colored brakeman an"
Henry Mcdaniel, coloIed tramp.
The injured are: l. MlekesPf' eonuVc-
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TWO STEAMERS IN COLLISION.


hrw loLr. October 70. The steamer
k.uaUla. from Newport News, arrived
Obi. morning WITH ltc Dr-V o. tle stogmcr
ti.ora,.. lrclt.-... in number. aud %
CO. ll thirteen vi thr fie' ula't Cr' tai
Wave. Uf I.A were both sum. Ir collision
nt $3.50 o'ln"s yesterday rou.nc cd thc
Cane. OF Delaware. An hand Wfr. saved.
ru. Ilc.r.la was m american screw
steamer oi .1) tons register s-d was JuIt
a Is5 srr Va. ru uu~ m She Old Do
miuion Lime and was bound from west
Point. Na.. tor New York. TIE D.y TIL
Wave nn-u l.-whtl rIYor steamer and
$50. Bound hc... fora southern u.it
THE l0o.s c.me t0-cli er rhnIt $40
O'Clock Yesterday morning. Il' Cry -tai
Wave w.. cut down 10 the Nnttr's ed-a.
ami Oh. (l..ufrs commenced fo lrnaa
,f.. and %. size vse SINKING ru.diy her
oHccr. and c- wi ,v.rte-.ix in number
decided 90 abandon l.r, 0uI were tJ'-.l
"a bv Tire .tDln.r hlIf-vlo .ro'- Newport
News ..r N... NIX. The taluWla also
look of tie Officers and cfrw " tDe Crt--
i Hat.. ... attempted 90 t.W 'te &! poe
petra, la. va u'gale to do a9, as '1o lai-
lor vessel f.lei i!f and became "a COM
pl.t" wreck. Tine t.'1. a,rA iaI ho nt--
myers. The ci.V oi tIs Crystal wave
c..-i -tnI Of thirteen, AT iold. ihe Cr}s-
t.l Wave was bound for M@ .aln"tou.
AGO i.i $4,000 from the bridgeport steam
boast Com. tus hs f. s.. hlrdtI. OF wash
Irrtou. -. G.. Captain i'er 1l1r'ln. one, eft
,Ie 3D.. -h loTn .-A, l--1 H ii'
port, ".a p' lc.t iA FL. .at.thi, I-d .1a i'-i
l.7t saturday att moon fog ahlns,on ~.
-H weather was 4. tt ara Jhc sen -hor %
uaIl tlt 81 ''l iNarurb inc uol. i''.
.her. e'ial. storm came up and TIE boat
anchored until Monday d. lt. At $50
that lI -ht The BOAT D. 1inci hor voyage
proceeding without i"i,H iAt .iIuIIl'h
untl few minutes 1.t'r ma. da}
morning. Al ta.s time the oarhne s.
was intense. Captain Hrun VHs
ih 'n' liI',-.'"D "' ~
'.'' ''''
.' HIN l,. ~. i'''' ,,,, pnr"r. 8"
-'.,.il .,,.,.i .... 49,. ..;,....r - Low down the
1l.'.,, H.. .i..., @i-r,., nav. ',T an he
l.', ~ ~. ......,, '.r..l,sI into tbr Cry--
f.t.. I..fIl -
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MARRIAGES.

POLLARD-PRYDR.-M Married, on The SJth IN
.taut. a. the residence % Kob~rl W. Chr.,san.
Sr. by Rev. !. &. Martin. Of toe Neth0iist
Church, RICHARD T. PoLLAHDto LlLLlkoAf
PRlDK both Of this city
Tennessee papers will please copy.
-WATSOS.-Narried. on October ~.
is,9 A. 10 A. NJ. al the residence o. We brides
parents, e.O9 Clay street, by Rev J. ". Bufsoo,
CuARLRs RUSSELL. OF Philadelphia, ant
ALICE ~ WATSON. OF this city.
sAUNDERS--BELL. Married, NJ The brides
residence srho Glebe," charles city county ,
Va. Thursday, October q, 1872, BY the Nov. loea
+. Tyler, rector ~ We5toyer parish. M. HIN
BERT ). SAUNDERS, Of Upper shirley, Va,
and Miss ROSALiE ". BELL, daughter VI w.
aud Mrs. William w. Bella
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~ VIII WI ~ -
NAsuyuIE. October 30.-First race-six fur
loug.-Leo Bright won; Carlton second, Rose
Pearl third. Time, l:2O%.
second race--six furlOngs-Metal won: Buck.
Ter eecoud, Llttroll third. Time. i.l0%.
Third raco-two- ycar-old malfens, four FUR
,ongs-Mary H. won: kenilwOr,h second, Rad
clifie third. Time. a5k seconds.
Fourth ra,e-slx aid half furlongs-Re-
nouuco won; Kitie X. second, Colonel Hunt
third. Time. i:25.
Fifih race--oue mlc-Iopita Hardy; Mt Le-
banon second, Nevada third. Time, Las.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
Against tho National Express and Trans
portation Company.
inr telegraph % mo nI.pa.ch.l

AUGUSTA. GA, october 20. An important caac
has hcon on tfial for three days before mo Sti-
psrior Court Of Richmond county, Judge koney
PRESIDING suits were entered sgainst num-
Der OF prominent citizens who twenty years
ngo suhs,ribed 70 the capital stock Of the M
tlonni TX ross and Tranap0Tiaron Company.
Thcy wore based upon decree 81 the Chancary
Court az Richmond, Va. authorizing now as-
sessmont OF 20 per cent 10 hqnldaie me n
LACED infabtedners OF the corporation 4 test
rass was made To-Day in the case OF william H..
Howard, prominent aud wealthy c0itoa-facior,
end q verdict was rendered against MIN. ms
virtually cGrriel the other cases with T. Ih'
ver.llc, ia regarded ~ great hardship. al
though IL Ia In a--Orialcs with ihe court deci-
dc~si0ns IN those cases In all Snios irom
Malao 20 cxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER .l. l~'l.
acknowledgements collections to-day, si.'5'.0.
The attendance on Change to-day WAS small
with uuimportant salos. Auction sales were Il
packaces dark sun-curei. Highest tlL.5; low
e-t, sLU: average, $50. Private sales reported
to-iay-dllers. 10 h0gshea1s smokers, ID hogs
heals wrappers. II hogsheads. sun-curei, -
hogshesd-. Total. % hogsneais.
Registered On Change to-day John katz Jr.'
ryuchburg. Va. John II. Howell, A-heyillo, y.
CO. II. Kent FlGyauna county, Va. Georg1
H. Morgan. Boston, Mass; j. J. Meiteie, south
Caronua: J. p Taylor. Henderson, y. c.. and
Colonel D., VI. Neal, panvile, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
Hog-Choicra Epidemic.
rIBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch

IEprANApoIls, October 50. The State
BOARD of Agriculture has adyicos from
many OF the northern and northwestern
conntiessaying that og-cholerals epidemic
and tina; hundreds Of hogs are dying daily
nnd the disease steadily increasing. In
Stauben county it has assumed such pro-
portions that some farmers have lost every
hog on their farms. and there are but te"
Mo have NOT lost from 80 to Is per cent.
of tbcir stock. II is specially fatal IN hogs
tbat have been put up for fattening. No
remedies appear 10 have any effect, and oil
attempt. to stop the spread Of the disease
have failed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

tor of tho freight train. leg amcutated !;
}. II. Bower, an extra fireman on the
freight tram, leg broken. A. l.. Francis, .
postal clerk, badly cut about the face and
body, and thrown ON top of the wreckagc,
q height of thirty feet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
Boiler ENplosiou-Damase >4oo'VOV'
~. a.lnrranh N the nspAtch.i

WHEELING. ". Va, October 3O;-One OF
tho Ier@c boilers OF the Bellaire blost-fur-
race. nj Bellnire. o., exploded this morn
nc WITH terriblc force. breaking two other
boilers in the main battery end wrecking
tae boilerrooms. Tho south end Of the
nail-factory was entirely demolished, the
windows were broken in all the adjoining
buildings. and the wreck was scattered
over an area Of 100 yards. The damage
10 the mill and adjoining. property If
5000. 600. No one was injured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

JAMES n. ELAN. Az 2. NJ. property belonging
20 the estate II the late A. q. hooofIsoa cor
nsr % High aud L street
CHEW MING a ROSE. ~ =. NJ, trick Dwellings
Nos is05. is07, and 4 90 1ess Cary street
JOHN 4. GoDDIN, 4 r. NJ cottage rositoncs oa
N0rioa between Gay sad Leigh.
GEORGE W, MAYO, l0h A. ~, farpImrs, s'osss
crocSery, &c.
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Tic E,yolr ton in Progress.

CITY or Mexico rsd GALVESTON, October 90
Tho P4reiion fCfioH4' publishes telegram
from Guntamnla saying that revolution Il N
full progress ga tho Santa hOat district. and tha.
the Uuatamaian Government Is ~ oting all
prisoners. The rcyolufionists the dispatch says
are holdlng thcir own aud are aided by oiher
forcos ia tho direction Of the Mexican frontier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
SINGULAR AcCDESr.

guar way. lie WIS ON lft~.4. Sd '...
hoo cr..E. An engine knocked h'n OF
,ba fr...i- H. I'D facr Gownwsd on q
etr-,1 and bounced into the wa,e. Whom
taf.n 1,., bo was dead. though whether tie
blor ~" t.r ra-i1e killed. Aiu W. he
straug.ei to d.ath is not known. III, less
and b1"a were .-'-'' a'd d. ntu~i."'
There 3 much Lcrl Inc ~ ''irrl,, 'l' =
county. The Swl--Eland S1poiinE i-D
have saod the hold oi l'r.a nr,. VIVA,
Is -uownos the Wh'to paicat for lands on
CuiI.uck beach. where they hlya boon N
pcacoable procession over forty Fe
'rt-r, rro sixtcon Families Twin" or t''
rl.ent. who orc unable 10 defend t-er
ri,ht. ana fho y.rh ciubmon ne see.I-t ia
lrisc them ro. theIr BONES.
Ha,r. r.i.tol.. 81. ,.'..r. IAN. ,..- riI'o.
IF y pscr, -...- In tho Is. ~ ...tc 90
county. Cmshclm was lLocaod down oy
negroes aul fatally shot. olnlol" v's
/ 10. king for lerr1 tuaf bad .. n -aa-'@'
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IBy Telegraph 20 no Di'pa NJ
CHICAGO. October 90. Alexander Harris,
tho heal ~ the Harris Fruii-Canniug Company.
nj Milford, Del. was arrested Ia this city today,
arl awaits an order Of tho Delaware authori-
ties Mis- Ellis wa with him. He had iu2t de-
po.ited 2; 800 in one o. the banks
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Killed and Wounded on the Rail.

iby telegraph 10 the Dlspstch.l
PrTTmuRGH. October 30.-An cast-hound
freight train on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago railroad ran into the rear OF
tho Chicago limited express coming east
tins morning near Beaver Falls. Pa. The
engine of The freight train telcscoped the
observation ear 81 the limited express. ana
two frcight-cars were tclescopcd.
A brakeman named Rectors was instant
Is killed. ard Engineer bOughcTty Gnd
Fireman Carr were seriously but not fatally
injured. The shock threw the passengers
ON tho limited from their bcrtha, but be
vond q GOOD shaking up and some slight
cuts and bruises nobody was hurt. The
accident delayed tho trains several hours.
L1YE ASD rrn Of TIE RAIL.
ponr JEWS. \. y, October 30. The ac-
cidcnt 90 Otisyillc. on the Ere railroad
Last nioht was much more serious than nj
FIRST reported. fhirty-hvc carr broke ava =
from the ewitchinC-cDCiu and ran back
down grade 90 % point about mile east
Of ON.yill" ~ % speed Of forty mules an
hour. crashing into the w"st-bound freight
tram. They wrecked the engine complete
~ and twcuty-iour cars. Samuel >. Sloai.
the haelaau. was instantly killed; Lew
Breird died this morning from the effects
of bis injuries. Engineer >. -. tordick
WIS BADLY -raldcd. and Fireman John G..
Brefly and Brakeman Lee Garrett We're
burned aud bruised. The road was OBJ
-tucted until O'Clock this morning.
fr.-r IVA ciSSoV piIt.
O-~t l... October 20. The s.. Jo-
..., rfa....'n. train oI tlc liNof
...rr.l ... t.rre.r o.. fhc Dow r. le'.nd
...r... .t......l. tol .uin2. Wre.faue the
l..ire-rn0r D1r Ga Tire Denver 0Err'
aai t.r .G.u.. n.ler. an' la- e-ear 'i
.le So. jSafpl train. y IDr y. o.. tt3H'',
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

Lovpov. Ortoler 3a.-Advires from Brisbane
state that the natives Of SouthTost New Guinea
have massa.rci Kev. Mr. Savage. Nho vas sent
out Dy tire London Mi.si0nary Society. nuinbor
OF native ioa here. ani the ere" Oh the culter
Mary belonging o. thc society. The steamer
NIbatross. belonging ~ the Queensland Govern
mont. has been dispatched to the scene Of the
murders.
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To Re Prosecuted,
lRr telecrnph 70 the pIspatc

fBY telegraph 70 ne DIsparh,I
WAsnIxGToN. October 3c.-Tho star tonight
eays thai The Ciyil-Seryice Commission have de-
rided 10 ask the District Attorney % proceed TO
prosecute al persona concerned 10 the prepare
ton and distribution OF the political assessment
circular recently scDt By the Old Dominion tie
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s-----7 WASHINGTON. October 3l.--For VIr-
1 einia aud North Carolina. tRir, except
fllR IA light rsin IN tho western por-
tons, eighty warmer. soUtheasterly
- winds.
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pAIrIvORr STOCK WARKcr.

Bk.rMOGg. October n--Batimore and Ohio,
e0aE. Nort.ru central, I1a,JH; cincinnati,
Washington snd HaiiiToro l-t, certificates, l1l ,
DO. pc, c-rtin 1t's. Gl1G1: do %is, certificates,
., bil. consolidated gas bonds. il2
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK. October 60 fiction irregular; ssles.
2lS bales, uplands. 10 Orleans. i07sc., net
receipts, 0't;l bales. exports-bo Great Britain,
35.'gzs ba.cs. O. France, $50 baee. 10 ,he Con-
tinoni. ii.l.o bales, $50 b.. 5S2.t1i bales south.
ern -four steady. Whoa; unsettled. cloeiug
strong: No red, S3aS3A.c. in elevator options
QUOT shorts covering: NJ. rod October aud
November, s2rsG. December. $40: Nay.
s9'(c. Corn nrm: Nc. :. i0A atic. In elevator
options stronger ana actiye: O'tober aud No
yember axe: December, 32i,c.; May. axe.
Oats frmcr options stronger; October and No
yonter, g55.c. December. afhc. May, ~.
No. 2 spot. % AZ g.: mixed western. 2taEc
Cofce-Opiions closed steady aud 3aD points
Up: october. f.AD. Dccemter, tih1aslA1O.
Nav. sittoaSA7i; spot BIO stronger fair car-
goes, TO-. Sugtr-haT dull ani nominal.
refined dull MolassoS- Foreign nominal. New
Orleans Quot. Rice easy qnl quiet Pc
tr0lcum quiet ard irm: rehned, s.3'c. Cot
ton-seod oil strong. i.osin rrm sad quiet.
PORK moderately active ara 0rm. Rsaf
firm. Hoot hams Rni uercoI beef quiet Gu.
moals-Plcfied bellies. &c; should ~. ~.
Hams, gaasfsc Miiiiea stoa1y. iNd Spot
and OctOber dun; western steam, sAh'; ciiy,
Sass; October. 1915 BID, tiss asked November,
49,, closing At fG6i; pecomber, Si3A Fteighb
easy and unchanged.
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Ngw YORK. October ID Cotton Aei rece pit,
3.l19 bales gross Obs iaIc.. Futures eiu7el
barely steady. Saloe, 11lD bales, October,
1880. nominal: November, si0. DE emt'r.
81 g3afl9. Jauuary, flqi. February. f1nsl0 90
Nar.h, tillH: Alul, f.ui5Aii 30; Toy, fin ga
SiusJ. June. tl1t91fi0W. july, $50 .1asi0 %
August 30 .Otti14I
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Convicted and Sentenced 70 Penal Servi-
tnde-Prcachcr Murdered.

fBy Anele.Amsrican cable % the uspatca'l
DrBLIs. October ga; Maryborongh to-day
tho persons who wcro conyictci oi ccmpiicv IN
the murder Of Poiics-lnspector hnriin NJ
Gwoodore In February last woro nr-aisnei
for sentence. william Can. ''ho WIS convicted "
mansiaughfer vas sentenced 70 ten years penal
scrrituIe. Two others Of the pri-oi'ri were
sentenced 90 seven years penal ssrviGfc o1tn,
oue 20 nve years penal 8crviiuie. aud ieE -
terms ranging from two 20 six months c-lhne-
mont in lail.