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Is LIE G'AsCVTr?
The Suspect Arrested Mt Philadelphia
Strong Evidences Of Ills Identity.

Tho Suspect Arrested at Philadelphia.
Strong Evidences OF Ills Identity.
PHlLApELPnI4, Oct, 27.-The check
torger known as Albert Sutherland,
but who is suspected OF being W. B.
Tascott, the murderer OF Millionaire
Smell, Of Chicago, passed the day
quietly in his cell at the Cen
trail station. Chief OF Detectives
Wood had talk with the prisoner, but
beyond the admission that Sutherland Is
not hisrlght name and a positive declina,
ton to reveal his identity nothing much
resulted therefrom. The man stoutly de.
Clares that he will not 60 to Chicago II he
can possibly help 1t, giving as q reason
that public sentiment would convict
him, whetheI he he Tascott or not.
Three good photographs oil the prisoner
were mailed to Chicago to-day. Souther.
lands trunk reached here from Reading
this afternoon. Tho most signif.
Caut article oontaIued therein
was thirty.eight calibre ivory
handled revolver. 1t will be remem.
bered that in the description given Of
TasC0tt at the time Of the murder 1t was
said he was in the habit Of carrying an
ivory handled FeYplyeF. There was also
in the trunk deposit book at the Ger.
man National Bank Of st. Paul, bearing
tho name OF W. K. Milliken.
G. A. King, a travelling man Of Chicago,
who said he had slight acquaintance
with TasCott, saw the prisoner to-day.
He said atterwGrd that the man resen.
bled TasCott but 40 hia repolleGtion Of
the latter was rather dim, he was not
prepared 10 say positively that he reCog.
nized him.
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THE FRANKLIN EXPLOSION.
Eighteen Children Injured Through the
Carelessnsss of Two Young Men.

Eighteen Children Injured Through the
CaFelessnssS Of Two Young Men,
FRANKLIN, Pa Oct. 27,-The explo'
sion at the Galloway school house Fri
day, by which eighteen children were
terribly injured, is having more serious
results than was expected last night, and
the investigation shows 1t was the result
Of criminal carelessness on the part ol
two young men. These men filled q
piece OF gas pipe with giant powder, and
being afraid to explode 1t themselves,
handed 1t to a boy named Conner, aged
II years, telling him to build fire and
explode 1t. Conner wanted to see II II
was really loaded, and began to open 1t
with q knife when the explosion oc-
CURED.
At the time there were thirty little
children standing around and the scene
after the explosion was terrible. The
children were thrown to the ground,
and eighteen Of them were terribly hurt
John Fitzgerald, aged II, had his right
arm blown off aud his face badly cut,
Tho arm has been amputated and no Is
now lying at deaths door, Gilbert Rod
gers had his right eye blown out, and his
face terribly cut, and is otherwise badly
hurt, His case is critical,
Indignation against the parties who
had given the bomb 10 the children was
very great, and search was made for
them, but they had made their escape,
or they would have been roughly hand
led. Criminal proceedings will be Com.
menCed against them aud the sentiment
Is very strong in favor OF their punish
ment,
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SAMOAN TROuHLES.
Tho Reported Battle- The Election of the
New king.

The Reported Battle The Election Of the
New King.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 27.-The steam
ship Mariposa arrived from Australia
yesterday, touching at New Zealand, the
Samoan Islands and Honolulu en- route.
She brings no advices from Samoa tend.
ing TO confirm the statement that a battle
had occurred between the natives, as 70.
ported by cable. The fighting, II any,
took place after the steamship had pass.
ed the islands. The various districtS in
Samoa held q meeting October 2 for the
purpose OF eleCting King to govern the
islands pending ratification BY the rep
resenaive powers Of the report Of the
Berlin conference. The meeting was
attended by representatives OF nearly all
the districts, aud about 1000 persons
were present.
Mataafa was elected King. The old
King, Malieton, who was recently brought
back from the Marshall Islands, was
present and was in very feeble condi.
ton. He addressed the people and
thanked Mataafa for all he had done for
the samoans during his own Danish.
ment.
Some excitement exists on account Of
fears OF impending trouble on the island
OF Savaii, some Of the lamasese's follow.
ers having been giv;ag trouble there.
The latest information Is that they at
tacked and injured the chief belonging
TO Mataaia's party.
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YOUR LAST DAY on EARTH,
The World to Como to mn End To-Day AC
cortllnF to AdventIStS,

The World 10 Como to nm End To-Day Ac.
cor'ling to AdventlStS.
BRIDdEPoRT, Com. Oct. 20,-Ot the
10000 Second Adventists in this coun.
try, large number reside in this city.
Their leader had fixed on Friday, Octo.
Der 20, as tho day on which the termina.
tlon otall things terrestrial should take
place, but as the dusty old ball contin.
ued to revolve Just the sn,no, a few have
set their minds on Monday az tile date,
Forty.six years ago this month, the pro.
decessors Of the existing AdvonliSts were
positive that the end would come at
noon on October 20, and according TO the
testimony ol persons now living, they
assembled 10 robes OF white on tho lot
now occupied by Henry Atwater, of
Clinton avenue, wherO they waited for
Gabriel's horn TO blow. Tho sun alone
out brightly and passed the meridian, hut
Gabriel failed to appear.
About ten minutes alter IL o'clock
something In whits flowing garments
and blowing q tin horn came Ia sight
and drew near the group. AT ltst they
believed the object to 30 Dloneet AZ
the angelic host come TO annoullcs that
the bottom Oi all creation had fallen oI,t.
but II proved 70 bU Dol. O. u, Hall, who
footed loudly, Aaunted the ioljs Of Ma
robe and 90 fldlCulOd the pfoup thai
they ,got mad and Immediately post.
pOnen Tue event which they had gath.
cred 10 SEQ. For forty yeais there NM
been no occasion for Colonel Iiall "a
repeat hls exploit, but as lie is slIyO and
VIII DO ablg 70 blow the born again, II d
proposed that he doc ON Monday next,
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A FAMILY 10 HANG,
Five Brothers Sentenced to Death in Tons
nessee.

neSsee.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, Oct. 97,-The Su-
preme Court has affirmed the decision Of
the Hancock County Circuit Court in an
important murder case. The lower
court sentenced FIVE brothers-James
Barnard, John Barnard, IT,, Anderson
Barnard, Clinton Barnard aud Elisha
Barnard-to death for murder Tue Su-
preme Court fixed the date OF execution
Tor December %.
The case has been under advisement
by tho Court for some time. The Bar.
nards were arrested last fall for killing
Henry Sutton, u farmer, who resided
twelve miles north OF Sneedyille. They
were tried, convicted and sentenced to
be hanged July l2 last. The case was
appealed to the Supreme Court
and decided as stated above. There
was long standing ieud between Sutton
and the Barnards, aud the trouble had
long been expected between them. John
Barnard and Sutton had met in sneed-
vile and renewed the quarrel, and the
testimony showedthat Sutton left Sneed-
vlllo on The afternoon OF the day he was
killed, armed with Winchester rifle.
It was charged by the State that the
Barnards concealed themselves in
bushes beside the road, and that John
Barnard fred the fatal shot. The de:
Tense claimed that John Barnard and
Sutton met on the road and both raised
their gyms at the same time; that John
Barnard shot lrat, and SHOT Sutton
through the heart. II was also claimed
that Sutton had threatened John Bar.
nard's life; that after his death his rifle
was found TO have been cooked, and that
The other Barnards had nothing to do
with the murder,
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virginia I.rglstrntlon.

RlcnMoND, Oct. 27.-Ycsterday was
general registration day throughout the
State, and rain has been somewhat gen.
erul, and rs a consequence the voters Of
the State at large did not turn out az
generally as they would have done had
tho weather been clear.
Returns from this city and contiguous
counties show that tie whites have gain.
ed about 1900 over the Oolorel In the
registered vote,
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NEWS FROM HONOLULU.
-Four American Msn.of.war ut that Point
Trial OF the Rebels.

-Four American BIen.0f.war ut TINT Point.
Trial OF the Rebels.
San FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-Accordine
to a dispatch received from Honolulu
to-day there are four American yessels
meA.Oi.war stationed at that port, the
1roquoiS, Michigan, Nipsic and Alert,
the Iroquois having recently arrived
from San FranclSco and the MobicSn
from Calloa. Admiral Kimberly stiil
remains at Honolulu and the sotiadron
ts under his immediate command.
1t 10 not known definitely here hov
long Admiral Porter will remain at
Honolulu, but II iB reported lie will not
return 10 San Francisco until after the
coming elections In the Hawaiian king.
dom, and i Is believed the four war
ships will also remain there until after
that event. "'''A
The trial ofthe men who engaged In
the recent rebellion at Honolulu has
beer. In progress for some time, The
nearing oi but two has been completed.
being those oi o Belgian named LoomGnS
aud ghinanan. Both were found
guilty Robert Wilcox, the leader OF
the insurgents who las not vet been
tried, was the principal witness for tbe
defense. He claimed that he and biE
men were not engaged In rebellion but
IN an euoft 10 protect King Kalakua,
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A $gOO.OOO FIRE.
Gron. rlrO at SELMA, 1lnbaRa-NarOs
Escape Of Hotel Quests,

Great Flro at seInh, XlabamA-NarroH
Escape of Hotel Quests.
SELMA, Ala, Oct. 27.-A Ere broke out
In LEOPOLD Brothers dry goods establish.
lnent On Broad street, in the center oI
the business portion Of the city, thil
morning about 2 o'clock, The people
were all asleep and the llre had gained
great llcadwny before II was discovered
T'hU frO communicated to Gill's hotel, q
large brick structure OH the corner oil
Broad and Alabama streets, which wac
filled with guests. BY great exertion
the guests were aroused while The
building was Ia flames and oil made
their escape, In two hours tho entire
block Of buildings was consumed. The
loss will foot up about 100000.
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UrcA, oCL IA determined effort
was made 10 orob the Flrut National Bank
AT FRANKFORT, Friday night. Tho door pI
tho vault was forged of, tho walls pulled
down, mud gunpovder used In the al.
tempt 10 break through Tho SIpsl casing,
but without avail,
Whether The robbers became die.
guslGd aud gave ny the attempt OF were
frightened away 10 not known, A large
amount Oi money was In tho vault. Nc
nluA
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wOULD.DE MURDEREES ARRESTED.
Joseph Perrin and william Dokcs In Jail
In Kentucky.

Joseph Perrin and William Dokes In Jail
In Kentucky.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Oct. 27.-News
comes here from LINCOLN county that
the would.be murders OF Al. RrumGell
and wife, on Hart's creek, have been ar.
rested. Areward for the arrest Of the
assassins having been offered, detectives
were soon in pursuit, but no clue to
their whereabouts was discovered until
recently, when the deCtives got on their
trail and followed these men to Ken.
lucky. AdispatCli from Charleston states
that Joseph Perrin and William Dokes
were arrested at the head OF Beaver
creek. The men were lodged in jail at
Ben, Martin county, KY, Friday night
last, TO hold in safe keeping until such
time as they Oan he lodged In jail In
Lincoln county. There was strong talk
Of lynChlng this men, but BY tho counsel
Of law abiding citlEens II was agreed 10
let the Law take Its course. These
people arc from the country Of the Hat.
hUld.MCUoy troubles and are supposed
to be part Of them. ,.
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DON'T BACK TUE BROTHRRHOOD.
President soden Says the BoStous Have
Nothing to do With the Scheme,

$NNfAAAk w wv wan tho oehNAet
BosToN, Oct 27.-Frank G, seele
agned a contract on Friday to manage
the Boston base ball club next season.
1t is stated that the alleged purchase by
the Cincinnati club Of the release OF
Pitcher Nichols, OF the omahas, has
fallen through and that Nichols will
sign with Boston.
John F. Morrill,, as agent for the pro-
posed Brotherhood club In Boston, has
secured sixty days refusal OF four.
acre lot on Huntington avenue for a
new base ball park,
President soden said, in an interview,
that the Boston triumvirs are not back
ing the Brotherhood that he Is not at
all worried by Brotherhood schemes;
that lie would like TO see Brooklyn aud
Cincinnati In the League, but no other
Association cities; that he Is inclined to
think the Brotherhood players can be
legally held by the reserve rule, and that
the Boston club will do business at the
old stand next season with a good,
strong club under Manager Seele,
Brotherhood or not,
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TILE BROrHERlOOD LEAGUE
WIN Begin business Next week-Depr
citation Of Franchises,

WIN Begin business Next week-Depre-
citation Of Franchises,
NEw YoRE. Oct, 27.-0ne week from
to-day the Brotherhood OF Profess
siopal Base Ball Players will meet
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in
this city and begin business on
its own hook. AS the National
League has ignored the players in the
past, so the players will now ignore tho
League. Franchises which three months
ago were worth nearly $2,0OO,OOO
cannot be sold now for 2,OOO,OOO
cents. Six capitalists, representing four
brotherhood clubs, met at the Windsor
hotel this afternoon, and excepting a few
minor details, arrangements were com.
pleted for the establishment Of Broth
erhood League.
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A TELEGRAPlIRR WHIPPED
By Washington Girl while HootblaCk
IIOlds Him.

IIy n Washington dirl while n HOOtblnok
Holds Him.
WAsnINGToN, Pa Oct. GA young
man named Cargo, a telegraph operator
in the Western Union Office at Pitts
burgh, but who for the past few weeks
has been temporarily engaged in the
Western Union Office here, was Knocked
down Friday pight and rendered sense
less for time by Miss Amanda Elder,
an employe Of the Opera House restau.
rant, adjoining the telegraph Office,
whom, she alleges, he had inSulted and
assaulted. She gave bail for court.
Nelson Gray, a bookblaCk, who held
Cargo while Miss Elder thrashed him,
was arrested. and, being unable to fur
nish bail, was sent 10 fall.
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LONDON, oct Discount was easy
during tho pMtwOOk at Ssa2l. Business
on the stock exchange was inactive. The
aood Of new enterprises weakens er.
tablished stockl, causing reAlIEalionB aud
diVertinR capital Into freAh channels.
In spite oi good traffic returns, English
railway shares were depressed, chiefly
owing 10 impending labor troubles,
American railroad securities were unset.
meas yesterday,
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lIORRlRLE ACrlnEN1.
lhrccMrn Killed While rluylnE Cards IN.
dpFn Car,

'"''' Wen KILLED Willie rlHylhg Cards Un.
drrA Car,
lSOIS, IA, Oct gG-A distressing aC.
Cldcnt occurred here this evening at 0
o'clock in which three nen were killed
INSTANTLY and one died an hour later
nom injuries received. Thomas and
u JAMES Thompson, Robert Robinson,
Samuel llCmmins aud benjamin stubbu
NStc We're sitting under a car playing CArdr
NSuth THE shlIler pushed a train 81 CaFS
, Uack Oh the siding, moving the cal
ivy were under aud instantly killlnI
NoOln;;on, hemmlg aud Thomas Thomb
ion; James Thompson had his bRch
"toSGh and died while being removed
Slight Injuries.
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TILE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
wiu Investigate Some serious Charges he
Eariing Political Assessments.

Eariing Political Assessments.
WAsnlSoroS, y. O, 0ct. 27.-It has
been brought 10 the attention Of the
Civil Service Commission that the Old
Dominion Republican League, of the
District OF Columbia, has had mailed OF
delivered to persons in the public ser
vice in the departments at Washington
circulars requesting contributions for po.
litical purposes. Some OF the officers ol
Ills association, It is said, arc officials in
the service OF the Government.
The commission is taking the peces'
sary steps to bring the matter to the at,
tention Of the proper authorities, with
a view TO the prosecution ol any persons
who may he found 10 have violated the
provisions Of the lay relating TO political
aggegRlnpntB,
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s,san,shlp News,

New YoRE, oct 2i,-ArtiyCd, steam.
erB Alaska from liverpool servla from
Liverpool, llAm irOin Amsterdam vOr'
VArls from BremUnj Rugia from Ham,
burg, and CltCassla from Glasgow. The
KeafsargU passed quarantine al Sll6p.m,
HALlF1x, N, &. Oct, 27..-ArfIved
steamer Nova scotlAn from Liverpool,
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TVtERsToYS, Miss, Oct, 97.-llsufy i,
Smith shot and killed John TullIV yes.
terday. The trouble grew out OF a die.
pute between Smith aud Mrs. Tullls as
10 the amount oil TulllH' indebtedness TO
Smith, and Mrs. Tullis says hU gave her
the Ito, Tullls struck Smith with q
chair, when Smith drew his pistol and
fred three shots With fatal effect,
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DECLARED his INNOCENCE,
Allegro Sentenced for Assault Killed while
Trying TO Escape.


Trying TO Escape.
ALEXANDRIA, La, Dot. 27,-A yellow
negro, John David Green, aged about SO
years, was tried yesterday for the muir.
der and rape OF Melinda Wallace, aged
70 years, near Cherryyillc, on October
10, last year. The Jury brought In tho
verdict last night Guilty without CAPT.
tai punishment"
As he was being conveyed 10 tho jail
he attempted 10 escape. Sheriff Stafford,
who was Ia charge, attempted 10 run Of.
ter The fleeing prisoner but he trlpped
and fell by that time Green was thirty
yarls away. Stafford pulled Ills pistol
and Arpd, the ball pasSing through the
body Of tireen. Ills wound was pro.
nopnCed fatal. When told ho was sure
10 dlO III d short time and asked about
tho crime, ho declared bis innoCulce.
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A lJDstruBlIyo IIlFe,

CtEvELASR, o., Oct, 97.-The National
Carbon Works, on Wilson avenue, at
the Lake Shore crossing were damaged
by firs to-day 10 the extent Of between
$4,000 and $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
This Ia the largest carbon plant In the
world, aud for a time II was feared the
entire plant would 10 DESTROYED,
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lIOtLtDGYS1DRq, 0cE, 97.IThIS after.
noon Benjamin Cooper shot aud Instant.
ly killed Lloyd HartiSh, aged 81 years,
The two men were hunting wild turkeys
In the mountains In Catherine township,
end while lIartlSh was crawling through
thO buhhpa Cooper shot hlmI thinking
he was A turkey,
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Followlns Cllengo,. I!,nmple

KANSAS CRY, Oct, T,-The propoSi.
ton to annex to this city the suburb Of
WeStpott was voted upon yesterday and
carried by q large majority. Tho same
proposition carried a few weeks ago, but
d second election was necessary on nc.
count Of a legal lrregularity In calling
thg frat
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rho Anllrllmenl. slnL..

MENpnlS, Oct 27,-rhO strikc Of tue
locM SvltChnVn remains practically I'M.
changed, Two uaihs were sent South
THIS afternoon. Some tfoubl8 was OC.
CasiOned by the strikers nulllnR pine,
but the police drove them ifoin the Yards
In abort order and the trains proceeded
Without further interruption,
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In sIemprr OF Mrs. IInyes.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 27.-Memorial
services were held in the Centenary NJ.
E. Church tonight in honor Of The late
Mrs. 4. 3. Hayes, who was prominent In
the work Of establishing womans' mis-
sions among the Colored people In the
South. The congregations Of all the
other colored NJ. E. churches joined In
the services.
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PRESIDENT YOUNG DENIES
That the League aud Association VIII Con.
HOlIIlRte,

thW the LehBue nnN Association WIZ Con.
SOliGlate.
WASHINGTON, D. O., oCt 20.-Presi.
dent Young denies that there is any
foundation for the report that combi-
nation has been formed between the
League and American Association. He
says the League was founded upon an
eightclub basis, and 1t will hardly depart
from that idea at this late day. A ten or
twelve league would be unwieldy, and
produce too many complications; hence
he takes no stock in tho statements at
tributed to Messrs. Spalding and Won der
Abe, published in yesterday mornings
DISPATCHES,
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JouNsrowS, Oct 97,-The prospects OF
Johnstown being again under water are
very good. Rain has been falling al.
most continuously for the puot thirty.six
hours, and q great many Of the streets
are already almost impaSsable TO pedes.
Isiana
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Anstrinn Prs. I,lnnsCtl.

VIENNA, Oct, 27.-Tho Fremdemblaa
gives expression to Austria's deep friend.
ly interest in the marriage OF the Grown
PtlncGoi Greece and PRINCESS Sophia, Of
Prussia. and adds that the alliance will
be another bond among European ma.
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west virginia Pensions,

Special Dispatch TO the IRtlltgcnrtr.
WAsnINoroN, D. G., Oct. 28.-Pen.
sions to West Virginians were granted
as follows: Increase, Christopher Sites,
deceased. Reissue, James X. Drum,
Asbury W. ZiOseioose, William O,
Menelr, John ". Rtid.
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JEmEy ulFn v. l., Oct g7.-ThC
lnouldlns factory ol The loyntdn Fut.
mace Company was destroyed by frg Al
O'Clock tlle morning. Loss about forty
thousand dollars,
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TILE GIANTS AHEAD.
Tho New Yorks Defeat the Brooklyns Once
DTore for the Worlds Championship.

New YORK, Oct. 27,-The New Yorks
again defeated tho Brooklyns aud for the
first time took the lead lp the series for
the worlds championship. Lovttt was
knocked out Of the box. Following is
Saturdays score:
New New EYiO5k-"~'.,''-,,1 iSs 3 3 9SSSS S-il
Earned runs-New York, 7; Brooklyn /. Two.
base hits-o' RonrEe, Whitney, Common. Three
base hit-Smith. Home funs-RChRrdsOn
0'RourHg. stolen balGS-Tiernau, ConnOE
OBllen. First bAse on balls-SAitery. CfRup
Tieihap, QBtieu, Cpllll9, Bbrua, Q; FoptE, Plnk'
ney, Cork khlll, SmIth, CAruIheTs. IrSt base ON
SrfGrb-New York, !; Brooklyn, . struck out
Blattery, Richardson, FOutE, Caiuthers. Passed
ball-Ewlng. Wild thr0w-Ewing, pInkney.
ult by pitched ball-OonnOr, Terry, . Tlme-2
hours and II minutes. UnIpiteS-GRHuGy aud
Lynch,
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FltN M rhIIdnl.

NEy 0RLEANS, Oct 81. Fire broke out
this morning In the cargo Of cotton In
the forward hatch oi the British steam.
ehlp TFlhacylA, loading for HAvre, and
before II could be pxtiHguiBhed had done
$4,000 damage 10 the cotton,