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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
KNIGHTS OF LABOR
To Meet in Annual Convention at
St Louis.


ST. Louis, Nov. 15,- The general as
sembly, x. of L., meets at WorlInen's
hall in annual convention Tuesday
morning Only a minority OF the mem
bers have ne yet arrived. John Devliu,
OF the executive board, said Monday
THAT among the most important things
10 be considered by tine convention
viii be the question OF restricting immi-
grafton Il presume" he said, that if
anything is decided upon, it will be in
the form Of resolutions declaring
against unrestricted immigration, and
making opposition TO it one of the prin-
cipIes Of the order. The x of L. every
where viii agitate the subject, ard
endeayor TO create popular sentiment
That Is about all we can do at first, but
it may lead to national legislation to
keep out the pauper classes OF Europe" "
Speaking OF the report that Mr..
Powderly intends to resign as grand
master workrnen, General Worthy Fore
man Hugh Cavanaugh stated Monday
night that. as his term OF Office had not
expired. he could not resign AS 10 q
refusal TO serve again in the same
capacity, Mr.. cavanaugh and other Of
fcials who are in the city declare there
it no ground for believing he will take
such action
''Such reports are simply the biennial
newspaper talk said Secretary Hayes.
There is, so far as know, no opposi-
ton 20 him, and the executive board
will not Iaf him tro -
General Master Workman Powderly
reached the city late Monday evening.
He refused to talk with the reporter Of
the Associated Press regarding the
report that he intended not to
accept another term Of his present
Office. General Secretary Hayes, how
ever. said to the reporter: II have talked
with Mr.. Powderly, and he assures me
he will not leave us, and that all re-
ports to the contrary are untrue"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
AN AWFUL CRIME


The Murder. Inoinefagion ard Robbery Of
Rich Farmer swarthout Credited 10 iIis
Two soas.
MonmsoN. III, Nov. IS. T9lt murder
and cremation of NJ sWar.Ltnt 4
wealthy farmer, has created great ez-
citement throughout the county, sun
day Swarthonts two sons wore arrest
cd for the crime, md il ls feared chat
they will be lynchcd swarthont lived
III Lynden township eight miles south
Of here Thursday eyeHing he cEEe 10
town, but did not return hcrg scarch
was begun. and In the ashes % straw
pile on his farm his partly eoasumei
body was found Examination showed
that ho had been murdered snd robbed,
and the body had bsen stuffed into the
straw pile The straw was thea set On
tire. lie was known 70 have carried a
large sum Of money. The evidence
pointed 70 his sons
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18

CRY or MEXICO, Nov ia-News OF
the election Of Mn Cleveland was rc-
ceiycd hero by tariff rcformcrs In
Mexico with great satisfaction, and Is
certain 10 strengthen them In their con-
test againstmonopolica
Mexican protoctlonlsts have em-
ploycd the arguments Of the American
high tariff party, and tho complete rous
Of that party h a trcmendouia blow 10
them
Mr. Cleveland h greatly admired In
this country a. friend lo Mexico,
with whose prcsi,,poi he has boon A.
WRgaun pleasant 'ermk
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
CURRENT TOPICS,

THERE are in the United States 5,S3s
public or subscription libraries
SoUBnEER is the name of Parsons
(Kas- G. \ r post commander
\ PROMINENT Philadelphia official has
collection of over 100 corkscrews-
BROWNSVILLE. Pa, boasts of tomato
that weighs two and half pounds.
OVER 10000, 600 pounds of tea were
imported into this country last year.
A NEW design in clocks is Cupid hold
ing heart, in which is the timepiece-
TRENTON, No. lays claim to colored
woman who. it is said, is l1a years old.
GENUINE gold and silver coins are
now mounted to do service as bonnet
pins
THE saloons of London, if set side by
side, would reach q distance of seventy
five miles
The first elevated railroad in Eng
land is fast approaching completion in
Liverpool.
NEW and valuable halibut banks have
been found to the west of Cape Flattery,
Washington.
ELIzABETH CRY, n. c.. has wonder
ful freak of nature, it is claimed, in the
shape of live calf with a bull dogs head
F. b ScnEMERHoRS. geologist,
claims to have found fossil forest in
Custer county, Idaho
A BOTTLE corking machine, with a
feed reservoir of corks like the magazine
gun, is recent invention
Gov. PICKS excuse for, writing
,Peck's Bad Boy is that he was only
forty-three years old at the time
The largest catfish ever caught in the
Mississippi river was landed near ca
rondelet 1t weighed ZOO pounds
The Dry Goods Examiner says 15p
pearl button factories were started in
this country during the past two years
Two pelicans were lately killed in
Jasper county, No, one CT them meas
uring nearly nine feet in expanse Of
wing.
built at Everett, Wash, Will be $50 feet
in length, ~ feet beam and s6ts feet in
depth
WHILE in Maine one can visit Norway,
Sweden, Mexico and Peru. and a post
Office has just been named in Knox
county for Turkey,
AN ingenious Indianian has invented
plow in which an anger or n screw
mold board is operated by means OF
drive wheel in the rear.
JoNEsRoRo, Ga, has n resident who,
II is reported, has only spent S in the
past six years for clothes lie is said
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
NJ. F. CONLEY, Publisher

No INSTITUTION or device has with
stood ridicule so well as the niclel-in-
the-slot machine, which as q collectex
OF small coin is still great success
A MosELEN, Pa, farmer grew. it is said.
an Irish potato, the stalk of which was
five feet seven inches in height, and
bore at its root a bushel of potatoes
Mrs G. V. S. QUACKESBUsH, Of Troy,
n. Y, has given to the trustees of u =
Troy Female seminary fund for the
erection of school for music and art
The moth has a fur jacket and the
butterfly has none because the noctur-
nal habits of the moth require it The
diurnal movements of the butterfly do
not
An automatic match igniter is re-
cent novelty. You pull lever, a match
travels along a roughened surface and
is then thrust out of an opening already
ignited
a PHILADELPHIA woman goes shop
ping with baby carriage whilh IS
pushed by n small colored boy in livery.
and she returns with it loaded with
parcels
NEW ZEALAND has set apart two
islands for the preservation of its re-
marl1able wild birds and other animals.
forbidding therein all hunting and
trapping.
SENATOR HoAR, who sailed for Eu-
rope in May on account of serious
trouble with his eyes. has returned in
good health and with his sight greatly
improved
A CHAIN made for the United States
government at Troy, n. Y, IN 1883. was
six miles and fraction in length 10
was made of bars of iron each ~ inches
In diameter.
SIX brothers Of the Frost family a
Kansas City own the following odd lot
of names: Jack Frost Winter Frost,
White Frost, Cold Frost Early Frcst
and Snow Frost
states that fifty dozen whislrs and sixty
dozen combs are used up on his car.
every month. This IS suggestive of the
memento gatherer.
The Cotton marble works have just
quarried what Is claimed to be the
largest block of marble ever taken out
in California. II is reported to be 10
feet in length, feot inches in width
and feet ) inches thick.
II is asserted that there is not liv-
ing stream of water in Thomas county,
Kan, nor a tree Of natural growth. All
the same tho farmers there don't find
any trouble in raising wheat that turns
out thirty bushels to the acre.
AS NEARLY as cnn be ascertained, the
irrigated lands Of California comprise
S,So0. 900 acres. Irrigation has cost e2o.-
600. 900. but It has increased the value
Of the land eso0. 900. 900.
PRoe A. D. IlorKISA Of tho West
Virginia experiment station. has ar
rived from Europe with bug which,
he thinks win destroy tho plns,trce
boetlc that has 40 greatly damaged the
West Virginia forests
AN advertisement appears IN Wcat-
ern paper which roads thuN ~ Geo
William nrown, who deserted hls ppoI
wlic aud babe twenty-five Year, ~.
win return. the aforesaid nnn.
knock The 1loIllng Qua o ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
AN EXPLOSION.
Two Engineers. One Fireman and
Conductor Killed.



READING, Pa. Nov. ia frightful
boiler explosion occurred ON the Read
ing road a short distance above Sehuyl.
kill Hayen. about midnight Sunday
night
Five men were. killed and several in
jurcd. The killed were: Engineer VIM.
Convey and his fireman. wIn. Moysr;
Engineer Harrison Allison. Conductor
Kendrick. and another man whose
name has not been learned
Michael Dobbins brakeman, was
badly injured. The engine had just
finished making shift and coupled up
20 train. The moment the steam WAS
applied the explosion followed
Convey was hurled against rocks, and
every bone In his body was crushed.
Meyer was hurled 100 yards away into
field The others lay near TIE wreck.
The engine was No. 55s aud hslonged
10 the freight trade. Oa SUNDAY she
was pat IN the coal trade. eni a. the
time Of the accident was on ler way %
Palo Alto The locomotive Is com.
plcte wreck
Convey and Mower belonged IN anoth-
or crew, and were doaa-hcnding Il home
TO Palo Alto The Others belonged to
the engine which exploded a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
AN ELECTION WAGER.
Alto Live Rat IL the Presence OF Large
Crowd Mt ParkersburE.

Crowd Mt Parkersburs.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Nov. 15.-Sev-
eral weeks since two prominent citizens,
Capt W. p. Mooney and Joseph Nc
Cabe, both of Dobbins, this state, who
were excellent friends, but of different
political views, made an agreement
that should Harrison be elected the
democrat should eat live rat in the
town hall, and should Cleveland beat
Harrison the republican was to ac-
complish that feat As the returns
came in it could be plainly seen that
both parties were laboring under great
excitement, and on Thursday it was an
nounced that Mr. Mooney. the re
publican, would have to eat the rat.
The hour appointed was o'clock the
next evening. The rat large one,
had been caught some time before and
had been well cared for, and was in good
condition
Mooney found that he couldn't bolt
the raw material and begged his op-
ponent to let up, but he would not,
agreeing, however, that it might be
cooked. Promptly at the hour the hall
was packed and jammed with people.
and shortly afterward the rat was
brought in, cooked to nicely. Mooney
succeeded in eating the rodent but
didn't pick the bones
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1S-The official
returns from S5 counties in the state
give the total peoples party vote as
sO,e4a and the prohibitionists l1,627.
The remaining seven counties Will
not materially increase these totals.
In 1855 the populists polled 1881
for secretary of state and the pro-
hibitionists la,006. The official returns
verify the report previously sent out
that the democracy, in joint ballot in
the general assembly. will have 9s votes
aud the republicans 81 In the senate
the vote will stand s5 to Is, and in the
house 6S to 81 on party questions. The
returns rom all the counties in the
state show democratic plurality of
s. hSf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
The Pittsburgh Coal strike.

PITTsBURGH, Pa, Nov. l2-It is prob
able that the ten weeks strike of tho
Monongahela river miners will be at an
end by next Monday. Operators claim
that advices from the third and second
pools are to the effect that the miners
were remaining out until after the cleo
ton, and would then go to work. In
affirmation of that statement a large
number of communications were ex-
hibited by prominent operators from
their diggers, announcing their willing
ness to resume work at the three-cent
rate
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
Chicr ,Iustice Mcrriman Dead.

RALEIsH, n. c., Nov. 15.-Soon after .
o'clock Monday morning Chief Justice
Augustus s Merriman died at his home
here of diabetes, after several months of
critical illness He served in the state
legislature. and was in the state militia
service during the first months OF the
war. Then no became solicitor, and
later judge, resigning in 1865 owing to
some conflict with Gen. Candy, be
came hero and practiced law in ls7a,
and after remarkable contest he was
elected United States senator in 1854,
was appointed associate justice, and
two years ago was appointed and elect
cd chief Justice.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
ohio pnnl,en,lnrr s,n,i.t,c..

CcLuNRus. O., Nov 1a-Chaplain W.
r, Dudley, of the penitentiary, has COM
piled his annual report of prison statis-
tics Among tho l,0S4 criminals en-
rolled during tho year, 1871 crimes are
represented, burglary snS larceny being
prevalent numbering iSa Rsligicusly
considered, those Of fiMethodist parents
predominato. vita siT; Catholics sss,
Baptist 100, Presbyterian 81, Lutheran
50, Christian 10. United Brethren ~,
Episcopal Is, Disciple ii; 81 have no
church, and there are six Hebrews, one
Mennonite, one Seventh-day Adventist
and one Shaker
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
rn ncstrlcl Ilnmlrrntlnn.

PRovIpEScE, X l., Nov. IS. Emcry
wilson. one Of the most prominent ~.
publicans in the east says the
restriction OF immigration will come
before congress early in Decem
ber Mr. Wilson says that Senator
Chandler has prepared bill with that
end In view, providing tha; euigrapts
make a thrce-moaths' application TO
the United States enIsrls abroad
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
Toxas Results.

GALVESTON, Tex. Nov. is-Fuller re-
turns from thestate confirm the election
Of Hogg by $1,000 to $4,000 plurality.
The next legislature both house and
senate, win he overwhelmingly demo-
cratic. The Populist win have less than
a halt dozen senator's out of thirty-one,
aud less than twenty of a total Of Iss in
The house. There will be two or three
republicans in the lower house, but
none in the upper.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18

NEW YoHK. Nov. is-Col Weber
Monday received information that .
desperate Irish criminal IS on his .say
% this country. sent here by the british
authorities His name u Vim Nagis.
and he was undergoing a twenty years
sentence In tie Dublin peaiieutiary.
The government, II Is alleged pIr3enrd
Maggie ON condi.ion that he jgln bis
brother In this country They gave the
convict sufficient money % come here
Nagle WITH be stopped and returned 70
Ireland
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A r,rrnar naunnrsi Nv suin,

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 15-Jesse
Sykes, an old farmer residing three
miles from Newport. Ind, met with a
horrible death Sunday evening. He was
subject to epileptic fits Abont ) o'clock
he went ont to feed lot of hogs As
he did not appear for supper one % the
members of his family went ont to see
what was the matter What was his
horror to see the hogs tearing out the
entrails OF the old man and deyouring
them Both legs were nearly stripped
of flesh. The badly mntilated remains
were removed to the house
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Thomas Parr,
an Englishman. and Manuel Rodriguez,
n Spaniard, were arrested Monday for
counterfeiting. They contracted with
an engraver to make plate OF Cuban
bank notes worth $40 each, intending
to flood Cuba and South America with
millions of the spurious money.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. i5 ~ Mr. D. T.
ThozDbn. of this city, Is in receipt Of
telegram frgn Secretary OF State Fos-
ter. tendering him the appointment
of minister 70 Turkey, TO succeed Solo
mon Hirsch, resigned, providing he can
enter upon his duties b. December /.
Mr.. Thompson viii accept the appoint-
-spt II he can arrange his private busi-
affairs satisfactorily
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Narth nnrnllnn Rasnlts.

RALEieH, \. c. Nov. ia-The demo-
Gratis have elected all the congressman
from this state except perhaps, in tho
Fifth, which viii be decided only by
The Official count The democrats also
have the largest ma aiority in the legisla-
tnrc that ;hcy have ever had, In tho
senate there are for;y-one democrats,
two populisis. ono republican aud two
eats still In doubt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
n,ann, rlr. ID Norfnlr. yn.

NomoLN, Va, Nov. r. a destructive
iirc broke out in SHE largo peanut fac.
tory OF the Merchants and Farmers
Co. spreading on tho east Of tho .Etna
works aud jumping over tho street To
the Gwaltney-nunkley Peanut Co, 20.
tails destroying the bnildlngs. Tho
loss 80 far i hstwoon $1,000 aud s,o,-
.....l
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
sunnrs surriral of Iniuriea.

PorLAR GROVE, Ark, Nov. 15.-Sam.
McKiel, Negro of this place, is a liv-
ing curiosity. Some time in August he
was sitting near fire. He had fit
and fell on the fire, his head striking
heap of red Goals. His face. neck and
head were burned until not only the
hair and flesh fell off, but the skull was
burned so badly that piece as large as
q mans hand came off. He is now up
and the wounds show rehealing. He
has plaster over the brain Anyone
can see the brain when the plaster
Is off
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18

LoSDoS. Nov. Is The Times Vienna
correspondent. says; Al r recent meet
ing OF tho society OF engiuceFs Herr
Costcr described his invention of m
electric railway, calling Into use loco
motor which will travel ia miles aa
hour. The building Of railway
Of this description is proposed % he
built along the the banks OF Danube.
from Vienna TO Bada Pcstb Each
carriage viii BE- provided with motor
and will be designed 70 carry forty per.
aoua
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
eoidncr Anarohist Courtlna Doath.

)FARls. Nov. i5.--Whnc company Of
usnps was waiting at tho Complegnc
Altion Monday, one Of the prlvates in-
aultcd and struck an oillcer, fclllng him
10 tho ground aud crying, l.ong llvc
anarchy, down with tho army aud IL
|nlccrsr' The man was at once arrest,
The penalty for striking an olilccr
Nnnlly death.
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o,Nell win Contest.

Sr LOUIS, Nov. ls.-Congressman
John ]. oNeil, who was defeated by
Charles J. Joy, ON the face of the re-
turns, has decided to contest by going
to the United states court by asking
forfSf count Of the vote in the eleventh
district He claims that Illegal votes
were cast for Joy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
More FamIno n RnssIa Immlncn,

Sr. PErsRsnVRG, Nov la.-rhe har>
vest In southern Ressarabla has proveda q
complete failure The Inhabitants are
without grain aud the cattle without
fodder Much suffering Is certain 10
result and il Is likely that tho govern.
ment Will bo called upon TO extend as.
alstancc
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
MCPHERSON for Cabinet Position

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12-It was an
nounced here Friday by local demo
crat, who is in touch with Chairman Har-
rity and other leading mcmbers of tho
party, that Senator John r, Mcpherson,
OF New Jersey, will be the secretary of
the treasury in the Cleveland cabinet
The announcer said there is an under
standing that the New Jersey senator
will be offered the portfolio
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CoLuNnus. Nov, la.--The scandal
growing out of me rccOnt trip OF Adjt-
Cen rocock and Miss Lucy Rhodes To
Chicago was rcvlyod Monday by rumors
that tho governor had notified the gem
ernl TO rcalqn
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POUND Muranrod m tho Rlv,r.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. lA--,Ioo
iano's wlfN with u party 81 scArchora,
found his holy lloAtlnR IN tho Tennessee
river near Moccasln nend Monday,
(iunsliot wounds We're nll that told Tho
story ol hla mysterious ulngdor No
nInw
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
Inhn Hoy Is nnad.

Ngw York, Nov. Ia.--John lioey died
In his apartments ut Delmonieo's ono
minute after 10 o'clock Monday night.
The end was peaceful, and not evena D
eonvulsion shook tho frame OF the once
powerful man, Mr.. noey died of
Hrights diseaSN
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NRw YoRg, Nov. lA--The SUN says,
'vrho sun Ia permitted 10 announce an.
thorllatlvely that l, Is tho present de.
termination ~ ox.rresldcpt Cleveland
not % call an extraordinary session OF
congross after hla Inauguration on
March 4 nexkn
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Tin Plate Project Abandoned,

! CANoNsBune, Pa, Nov. i5,-Thc iron
and steel manufacturing company Of
this place, which had been making ar
rangcmcnts TO start in connection with
their mill manufacturing OF sin plate,
aud ordered the machinery for the same.
have abandoned the project aud coun-
scrmanded the order for the machinery.
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rrylng 90 Fool Unclc sam.

WAsnISGroS, Nov, ls.ss--'The Post pub
lished an article to tbs e1.et that Iyan
, petroff. special agent Of the state de
partment. and formerly in the census
Office. has been detected in the &c; Of
furnishing false infori-atina Ito this
lgoverament in ryfzSscH 10 she s.y,l in
kiustyY OF Alaska. wh!ch has becc Vins
55dicd in the prcparat.p ION nf the Bel.rihg
Sea case for arbitr,,sis,sA
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nnr .nroKinlar.s rathar

CANTON. o., Nov. ia-Gov. Mckinley
and wife are in the city, attendants at
the celebration of the eighty-fifth birth
day of the governors father. The aged
gentleman is in good health and lives
quietly with his exoellent wife at their
home on West Tuscarawss street.
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The Ccrman Military mn.

LoSpoN, Nov ia-Tho Berlin corre-
spon5en, Of tho Times says it is semi
officially announced In berlin that the
committee OF the Bundesrath on the
military bill has reported In favor Of the
bill without any modification.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18

coLuMRus, o., Nov is-A pardon
from President Harrison for Charles
Cass. United States prisoner from
Mobile. Ala. was receivcd at the peni.
tentiary Monday. Cnss was serving two
years for violating the postal laws
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Nrs Deacon's Hard Lines.

PARIS. Nov. f5.-0n "Wednesday the
court win be asked to impose a daily
fine of 4, coo francs on Mrs Deacon un-
til she produces her daughter, whom
she abducted The court seems to DO
ngains her ON all points.
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Mlm Run onI, slnaic Tarr

PIrTsBuRaH. Pa. Nov, Is. Tho ecu'
ployes Of J. Painter & sons iron 1rssis
were notified Monday that hereafter
the mill would run only siayle turn, in
Stead OF three turns. rs has been the
custom for some time When asked f6f
n reason for the change. superintondcn;
I. II. Harper said it was for want OF or,
ders
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
Cholera IN France, Hungary and Holl

Cholera IN France, Hungary and Holland
LONDON. Nov. ia dispatch from
Paris to the Standard says fresh cases
of cholera are reported from Etahles,
Courtviile, Calais, Arras, Boulogne,
Avion and elsewhere in the north OF
France A dispatch from Buda-Pesth
reports that the disease is spreading in
Western and Southern Hungary.
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LONDON. Nov la.-Mr 7, Phillips
thrco.yunrold colt Wlndgall Won tho
Liverpool emp Ia tho raoo Friday, Er.
max eeond Rosohnry third Tho
ceurlp was eno milo and ihree iurlongA
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Labor comml..,ooey reck nl.chasued

ALBANY, N ", Nov iA-Labds Com
missioner Charles Y. Pook and his ste
nographer Elbert Rodgers were dis.
charged IN the court OF sessions Mon
day. Judge Cluto sustaining the de-
mnrrer 10 the indictment found against
than
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p,.s,,,,s p,ur,i,tv rncraased

BosroN, Nov is,--The discovery Of an
error In Che governor vote Of Marlboro
increases Gov Russclrs plurality 100
votes, making IL s,0Ss.