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THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION,


A Thorough Investigation of tho Political
Assessment Matter.
WASHINGTON, D, O., Nov. 1.-The
question Of the prosecution Of persons
connected with the sending Of circulars
requesting political contributions to
officials OF the departments at Washing
ton, was again uuder consideration by
the Civil Service Commission at It's
meeting held for that purpose to-day.
all the evidence Of the alleged viola.
lions Of the law already in possession ol
the Commission was considered.
Tho Commission Is waiting for fur
ther evidence on the subject. Should
this be forthcoming and the names Of
those receiving the circular he furnished
to the Commission, those persons will
be brought before the Commission and
questioned concerning the same. Then,
II the Commission Is satisfied that 1t has
possessiOn Of enough evidence to war
rant It's bringing the Cssc before the
District Attorney, that action will be
tuknu
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A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

A Man fluids Ill. wife with Her own
Father and IIurls tho Latter Down
Stairs.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov. la horrible
ttagedy, unspeakable in It's details, was
enacted here tonight. John p. Nc.
Crcery, aged 20 years, was fatally
assaulted by his son.iu.luw, Charley
EdmondS, Mr., Edmonds returned
home unexpectedly and found bis wife
upctairs with her iaiher. He became
50 cnragpd at tho revelation that hC
caught tue old man and hurled hiu
down siai,s, and then assaulted his wife
Mrs. EdmOpds Is twGnty.iOur years o.
age, very handsome and the mother O
four children. Her ialhGris at the hos
pltal uncOnsciOus, aud his death Is mo
mentRHly expected.
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MExICAN NRWs.

Tho Revolution IN Guatemala I:ndcd-Rich
Copper Ore Discovered.
oirY OF MEXICO, Nov 1.-Another
telegram from Guatemala states that the
revolution in that republic is ended and
that the government has triumphed over
it's enemies. All the revolutlonlsts taken
prisoners were shot,
At the SAINT Elena Mine, in the State
oil Guerrero, rich discoveries Of copper
ore have been made. The ore produces
90 per cent Of copper, with a faif per cent
Of gold and silver, The Vadelista mines
in the same State, which have been ex-
tended by French engineers, are abund-
antly producing ores, yielding $500 per
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THROUGH TO THE WEST,
Tho Latest Hallway scheme that Has SGT
Pittsburgh by the Rars.

Tho Latest Railway scheme that Has Sol
Pittsburgh by the Rars,
PirrsRuRaH, Nov, 1.-The project 70,
constituting the Pittsburgh 4 Western
Railroad a link in another trunk line
between the East aud West is assuming
definite shape.
The details Of tho plan whereby the
distance between New York and Pitts.
burgh is to be covered via the Reading,
the Beech Greek and tho western exten.
sion Of the latter road to Butler, there
to connect with the Pittsburgh & West.
ern narrow gauge system and thence by
1t to this city, were given to the public
this morning; but the published plans
did notinOudeapy Western connection.
1t is known, however, that Russell
Sage, WHO is one OF the principal owners
Of tile Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
road, has formed an alliance with the
Baltimore & Ohio for the purchase OF
Valley road, with the idea Of making 1t
IN important line in the trunk line, aud
his motive is now for the hst time dis.
closed. The same persons control the
Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton, and the
Wheeling & Lake Erie, and by the ac-
quirement Of the Valley would secure an
entrance into Cleveland from the Juno.
tion at Qrrvile, and Into Pittsburgh BY
running down the Valley road to Akron
and thence to Gallery Junction yia the
p. & W., and thence East by way of the
p. & WIS narrow gauge liile 10 Butler,
which Is 10 be made standard gauge, and
thence on East by the Reeph Greek &
Reading. y
Tho scheme is a comprehensive one
and entirely practicable, in the Judgment
Of practical, railroad men, Nor would
tile route stop with Ohio, but It would be
trunk line in fact, reaching the AIissis.
sippi via the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4
Dayton 10 indianapolis, and thence by
the Indianapolis, DECATUR 4 Western TO
q connection with the Iowa Central.
The projected route would be as
direct as any Of the existing trunk lines
and more direct than some Of them and
railroad men here are inclined to the be-
lief that 1t will go through,
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RnIlwny onclnl. Rp,Irn,

COLUMBUS, o., Nov, 1.-George r
Carr, General Superintendent Of the
Columbus, Hooking Valley & Toledo
railroad; NJ. P. Booth, Superintendent
OF the Hooking Valley division, and W,
I. seymour, superintendent Of the To-
ledo division, rendered their reSignationa
to-day. The cause assigned Is that they
could not properly CONDUCT tho depart
ments under tAa policy 81 tile present
management,
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THE ALTON NOT PURCHASED
By the Union PaVlac-A Very Strong Tran,
Agreement,


CulcAeo, Nov. 1.-The Tribune says
There can be no longer any doubt that
apurchase Of the Alton by the Union
Pacific was never considered aud that a
traffic agreement betN cen the Alton and
Union Pacific has not been made up to
this time, But i is quite probable that a
traffic agreement stronger than the one
now In existence between the Alton and
the Kansas Pacific branch OF the Union
Pacific may BIZ made in the near future,
Such an agreement, however, will have
nothing in common with the Wander
bilt Union Pacific combination nor any
other combination now in process OF
formation, II will be simply an arrange-
ment that will insure the Alton q direct
outlet from Kansas City for q term Of
years,
The following dispatch from Omaha
indicates that such an agreement Is
among the possibilities The Bee has
positive information that deal is being
arranged between the Alton and Union
Pacific which will result In another
traffic arrangement such as was effected
with the ChiCago & Northwestern. II
has been learned that officials OF both
roads arc now at work communicating a
traffic arrangement between the Kansas
division Of the Union Pacific aud the
Alton.
The agreement will be limited to a
period OF ten years, The Alton will
turn over It's Testbound unconsigned
business to the Union Pacific at Kansas
City, and the Union Pacific will transfer
70 the Alton To Its east.Cound unconsign.
ed business at the same point. Through
trains Will be put on between Chicago
and Cheyenne, via Kansas City, and
each road will furnish half Of the rolling
stockrequired in building up the through
business, II has also been learned from
good authority that the deal with the
Alton will ultimately result In the ab.
sorptlon OF the Kansas division OF the
Union Pacific by the former road, The
combine will be made public In q few
days.
The arrangements forrunning through
last tralns between Chicago and San
Francisco, over the Northwestern, Union
Pacific and Central Pacific have Just
been completed. There will be two iGst
mall trains running solid between
Omaha and San Francisco and Omaha
and Portland, The east.bound trains
will be run al the remarkable speed OF
torty'iour miles per hour and the west.
bound trains at speed Of forty miles an
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REFUSED no pEnERATR.

Tho brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
Decline to Adopt the Articles.
DENVER, CoL., Nov. 1.-The Locomo.
tive Engineers to-day refused to adopt
articles Of federation. The plan present.
ed to the convention is under.
stood to be the same as presented
to the convention at Atlanta. Upon the
suggesllon Of Chief Arthur the conyen.
tlOn appointed committee 81
five With instructions 10 pro.
pare q new proposition Of
Federation which shall be presented "a
each division Of the Brotherhood
for acceptance or rejection. Every
lodge adopting this new plan
will be- permitted to form
a federation with any labor orpahi,
Eation named as such federation to stand
only until finally acted upon BY the
next annual meeting at Pittsburgh.
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Enect Of tIie Cars yl,lt.

VIENNA Now 1.-The Esmdenblaa
says; 1.-THE coming interview between
Count Kalnosky and Prince Bismarck
WILDE directed toward realizing the pa.
enc hopes expressed in the speech Of
the Emperor Of Germany read at the
opening Of The session Of the Reichstag,"
The FremdenbtaA also says that the
Car, during Ills recent visit 10 Berlin,
bad an excellent opportunity TO diyesk
himself OF his distrust regarding the
peace league, and nc was brought to a
more Just appreciation Of the policy OF
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Prominent Minister DCnd.

liuFrALo, N. Y, Nov. l,-Rev. II. Lib.
CrIus Van lIokkelOhu, u well known re.
tired clergyman Of the Episcopal church
and iorner rector Of Trinity church Of
this city, wns found dead in bed this
morning at his fesidcnCO on Main street.
Heat iGilure is supposed to have been
the cause. llo was n years old, aud was
AnUuVu Oi New York city.
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San FaASClSco, Nov. 1.-The attempt.
ed assassination Oia Chlnaman In China
town yesterday afternoon led to q
pitched battle between highblndor
which would have had disastrous 70.
suits II they had been good pistol shots
As II wac several had narrow esoapel
and two were wounded. Ugu Yuen wal
tried this week for murdehng-a Mongo
lian last July, Mok seW Yas tbe only
witness who Oay the shooting. He w6t
warned BY Yueh'a friends that u he
testified they would kill him. We9nes
day liC gayeteAlllnopy which convicted
the accused aud will send him 10 the
gallows Tho police captured four oI
tho fiOiBfg,
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THE PAN.AMBRlCAs



indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. Livery
bell in the city was ringing this morning
as the International American Excur
sion train glided into the station. AlloI
tho party were in bed, but the clangol
soon awakened them, aud they were al
the breakfast table when the reception
committed, the mayor and other promi'
nent Uitiyens boarded the train. Soon
aiter9 o'clock the train was run out Of
town about five miles to the works Of q
large milling machine company, where
IN hour was spent In examining the ma
Chinury.
Mayor Denny welcomed the All Ameri.
cas- visitorsto the city. Carlos Alartineg,
OF Columbia, and bis Secretary, DR..
Amador, left to-day. The former re.
ceived news OF the death Of his father
who was Chief Justice Of Columbia.
The Louisville aud Cincinnati commit
tees are here with easy programs for
their cities. After an informal recep.
ton, the party at t6p. m. started for
Louisville,
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Gonornl IIownrll'a Report.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The report oil
General o. o. Howard, commanding the
Division Of tho Atlantic, 10 the Adjutant
General for the year ending September
80, 1850, calls attention TO the lack ol
armament Of nearly all sea coast stations
"0ur needs III this direction" he says
"have been so often aud recently
reported By my predecessors, that
| deem II useless to moro than call at,
tention to the subject again. The timt
has undoubtedly come whom some posi-
tive action In the matter Of permanent
detenses Is demanded"
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NEw YoRE, Nov, l.--Atriysd, Allor,
from HtomOn, aud Adtlallp, irom Liver.
pool,
LoSpoN, Nov 1.-The steamer CITY oil
Berlin, from New York for Liverpool,
passed HlQWhead this morning. THE
S.eamet Wisconsin, from Nbw York ioS
liverpool, arrived al Queenstown thll
morning.
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ROMANCE OF TwO CONTINENTS.
Elopers From the Netherlands Dotain
at Cincinnati, ollI0,

Elopcrs From the Netherlands Detained
at Cincinnati, olIa,
olNoISNATi, o., Nov. ia romance Of
two continents was developed in Judge
BuCkwalter's court to-day in habeas
corpus proceedings, Last Thursday the
Consul for the Netherlands at New York
City was cabled by tho Minister Of
Home Affairs to arrest one Cornelius
oberwalter for abduction and to detain
Bertha o'Day, aged SO, who had eloped
with him to tliis country. The par
were traced to this city and the girl was
was given up by oberwaIter. oberwal.
ter at once secured a writ Of haGeas cor,
pus and II was served Just as the pirI
was about to leave for New York In clls.
tody Of Attorney Davidson. Oberwalter
was arrested on a United States warrant
for seduction. The results still pending,
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The YYIsGonsIn Having Case.

MADISON, Wis, Nov. 1.-The Vniver.
sity hazing case was resumed yesterday
afternoon in Judge Keye's court a,
NJ, Long, a student, was called totestiiy,
He refused point blank, on advice al
counsel, to be sworn or testify, and pend
ing n decision In the case court adjourn
ed. II is understood several other wit.
nesses subponaed will do the same and
tue Judge nus taken the case under ad'
visement to consider whether they arc
liable for contempt Of court. The facul'
W now favor cessation Of the investi.
CATION and treatment Of the case by the
faculty,
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PiTpnuRait, Nov. l.-MH. Valentine,
a wealthy widow aged 90 years, living
alone near Irwin, ga,, vpg found dead
IN her home this morning With her hegd
nsdei tia sofa. The house had been
ransaukS9 and Iplks and drawers
broken open. While there were no
marks Of Violence on GT person, u y
thought tho old lady was robOta and
mntlefed.
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rNu IlnNLr. rnnn1 M lnllnnloMn.

lonSsruwS, pAo Nov Two bodies
Scr recovered to-day from tho Cont.
mauRh-one, supposed from papers Or
II, to bn tint OF John SchmnlE, Of AllGn'
town, Pa, lost from ihe day express,
Whicn wNs wrecked al COnenlpugh. A
tglroad ticket from Pittsburgh TO Allgp.
town aud considerable money wele
lOund on the body. MO other body
Mas not recognized,
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CnicAao, Nov 1.-Ex.rteSsurer True,
Of the town Of Lake View, in view Of
the recent decisl94 q the Supreme
Court affirming the validity oi the re;
cent annexation Of Lake View to this
city, DECIDED to give up the 6ght. This
morning he called upon tho olty comp,
trOllUr and turned over all Of the town
money in his hands, aggregating about
etDk Iinn
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CAMPBBLL'S UNCLE
EleetiouCerlng for Him by Claiming That
Heisn Republican,

Heisa Republican.
LEBANON, o., Nov. lin franklin
township, this county, Sam Woodward,
an active worker, an uncle Of Campbell,
is vigorously at work to secure the
township for his nephew. He tells Re-
publicans whose votes he asks that
Campbell is just as much Of a Reppbli.
can as he ever was, but that he Is in the
Democratic party for the purpose OF
getting Office. His argument against
Foraker Is tho third term.
The Republican workers In the town.
ship arc active just now, and while the
fight may be o vigorogS ono, the town
ship will give its psualmaiority. Wood.
ward is not gaining any friends by bis
movement. The moSt reliable Republi.
cans OF the village and surrounding
country are doing all they can to coun.
teract his influence. Il Is said that
between $1,000 and 1000 Of Democratic
money Is now in the township.
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secteIary Repnbllcan stnIs IIIn lommll
A Meaurreellnn M 1Ilelln,nnh

RICHaoSD, Va. Nov l,v-rhe Bour.
bon register Of Richmond and the COun.
~ Of Heutco listed over 200 voters "a
having died slncO the last election. Last
night tOrty-hve Of them met In Rich.
mond, and protested against being buried
without al opportunity 10 vote once
more. They arc all Colored tnen, aud
Republicans. Tho other voters WHO
turn up on electlun day, ." 10
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Indictments in tlU chicago rlinos Case

CHICAGO, Nov 1.-The grand jury re.
turned three sddIlisnal indictments in
the Times case this morning. There are
two indictments against ]. ]. West and
Secretary Grahan-one for over Issuing
the stock Of the Times aud one for
assigning over Issued stock. There Is q
separate indictment against NYvst for
OyUt.lBsuing stock.
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pLAINB 0N NEW Y0RK =IlOLlTlcS.
Though Hs CNa Not Speak lie ThIaG, III,
Tlnlnl RNhniInnl.

Ticket EASOilsnL
NEw YoRK, Nov. l.-Chalrman Knapp,
oil the Republican State Committee, re-.
CeivOd the following letter from the
Hon. James u, Blaine, whom he had
Invited TO visit New York and deliver
several speeches before tho campaign
wAbatNaroS, Oct. 80, 1850
DEAR siR,--1 would gladly aecept
your invitation 10 speak i0r th6 Rebub.
lican cause In your State II my Official
engageinena permitted me 10 be absent
rom Washington Al this time, New
York Republicans should feel Inspired
10 earngSt effort by the eytellsnt char.
aElgt Of the ticket nominated for State
onlcets. II 10 not often that a llbt oil
candidates 30 entirely acceptable, both
personally aud politically, d presented
by any party i1r the sulIragCs Of the
people, New York will honor herself
Ia honoflng them,
am, with great respect,
Your obadlent servant,
JAhEs q BLAtNH,
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THE RpARNEIL COMMISSION.
Sir Henry James Continues His sposcl, for

LONDON, Nov. l.-sir Henry James
continued his speech for the Times be-
fore the Parnell commission to-day. He
endeavored to show that Mr.. Davitt as
ISOLATED In America aud elsewhere with
persons who were engaged In treasona-
ble practices and who were seeking to
separate Ireland from Great Britain. He
charged thatthe leaders OF the NATIONAL
lists were trying TO keep affairs in Ire
land In an unsettled condition.
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WASHINGTON, Nov l,-slnCe Commits
BIonpr Raum took hold Of tho Pension
Bureau, there has been q rush Of appll.
cations to the record aud pension dlvi.
sion OF the War OlllCo for records In sup.
port Of pension Claims, Yesterday Cup.
ialn Ainsworih received from the Pen,
sion Bureau l,4O1 calls and from the
Auditbr'a Ollilp 600,
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0swRoo, KANSAS, Nov 1,-Doputy
Sheriff Dick, Of Parsons, arrived here this
morning having in charge two very well
known prisoners. They were Mrs. Al,
Mia Griffith, Of Miles, MichY and Mis-,
Sarah DAVIS, Of Lansing, Mich, said 10
br tic notorious Bvndvrs, NtR, Davis
deuiDs " rhaylng madU any confession
10 anybody, Rhd claims to be Innocent,
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Monld NOT suhmll 10 ille Inv,

osnKoslt, Wis., Nov The oshkoSt
Mutual INSURANCE Company yesterday
decided to go out Of business raihel
than submit To tue ruling OF State In
surauCe Commissioner Cheek requiring
Il to comply with the State law which
provides that fly ner cent pl the paVl
Received he Bet aRide for feIhHpfance.'
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NEWS ER0M EUROPE.
The Collapse Of the CALDWELL
Murat Engagement
THE ONE SOCIAL SENSATION
or the Hour-MuFat's Title stnl For
Sale = Michael Dayitts Speech
Strengthens the Home Rulers.
Henry James Argument.

LONDON, Nov 1.-The collapse Of the
matrimonial engagement between Miss
Gwendoline Caldwell and Prince Murat,
close upon the heels Of the HaJzfsldt-
Huntington wedding, has thrown the
gosslps Of the clubs into ecstacles aud
furnished the music halls with an al
most inexhaustible fund OF gags at the
expense of the American girl in search
OF title and the impecunious nwnelsof
titles In search Of fortune, Opinion
with regard to the cause Of the rupture
is divided, but 1t must be said that the
division is equal, While there are many
who are outspoken in condemnation Of
the action Of Prince Murat in haggliug
over the price Of his title, after having
offered 1t for sale, there Is still larger
number who profess TO believe, aud
doubtless do believe, that the lady's bid
was entirely too low, judged from the
upset price Of q title OF equal rank, but
much more battered and disHgured,
which was disposed OF In the matri.
monial market a few days ago and re-
gard the Prince as abuDdantly justified
In refusing TO close the sale. II Is MOTTO
be understood, however, that the Murat
title is permanently Withdrawn FROM tue
market. II Is merely withheld until
competition shall becomea little sharper
when 1t will doubtless be sold for q good
round sum Of money acquired In lard
speculations, petroleum ventures or
some other OF the means OF rapidly ac-
cumulating wealth which abound in
America, enabling Its new pOssessor 10
air her vanity and cause q flood Of en-
vious tears 70 flow from the eyes OF 9TH
ers OF her sex who may deem themselves
as fortunate.
DAyiTT's sPERoH.
A large number Of the Nationalist
members Of Parliament who make no
secret Of their dlsapproyal Of Michael
Davitt's action in addressing tho Parnell
Commission, believing that he should
follow the example OF the Home Rule
leader and leave the Commission alone,
are now foremost in expressing their
opinion that he was rignt In adheringto
bis determination to be heard in his
own behalf.
Congratulations arc flowing into him
from all sides, and there is scarcely a
man to be found who will not admit that
the famous Land Lacquer Is not great
man in popular estimation than he was
at the beginning Of his address, even
prominent Conservatives voluntarily ad-
ding their congratulations to the vol
ume OF approving letters and telegrams
he is receiving.
Mr.. Davitt's address was, indeed, q
master piece, and the Irish cause Is great
ly benefited by his having delivered It,
no matter what the decision Of the Com
mission may be,
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OREN FRAUD IN VIRGINIA.
Tie colored Voters to he Rolly InHmi-
dated on Election nay,

Thn CnInrnd VnInr. n, M Il,I,1I,, I,,u,,,ll
fN % ,a.o,, % ~, p,ss.s.., ~ W. IS'4" t"NH''
WasVH ~ f'eS'4on IN"
FkrRkSRVha, NAn NOV. LA lelter
received from Hillshoro, N. O., at Re
publican headuuatters details an inter.
view Ind with a membant IN that tow.
II. p;oh,us., , -, - ''s' 80
y t"uu.honu utunmer, VINO Thought
tue merchant was Democrat, The
drummer stated tbat tho Damoo.o,,o
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ClSuSSAtl, Nov, y,l,-At noon to-day
while Mary Dorema, pantry GIL al tho
Grand Hotel hero, was handling a bunch
oi bananae, a tarantula concealed In the
bunch eptang Out and fastened ilsOli on
her Ntm, The bite d q Rerluus one and
lhg girls arm tnay have 10 be ampula.
ted,
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Pensions Granted,

Special Dlpdtch to te lNioligenccf.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Novl,-Ponsions
were granted to West yirgluians as fol-
lows; Original invalid-John NJ. Fisher.
Reissue and inCreAse.-James Brogan,
Peter NJ. Booker, Relssue-JOhn Shea,
Ellla SnMrlock.
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NEw BEDEoRD, MASS, Nov. 1.--Th,
creditors Of William A. Robinson & Co.
oil manufacturers Of this city and Provi
denCe, have come TO a settlement Will
the firm. They receive ga per cen
caslI and the Valley Falls Cotton Mills a
kingley, Conn.,, are surrendered " then
aud will be sold for theit bcnUht.