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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-06
The oregon & TranscoutInentaI.

PORTLAND, Ogn., Nov, Sat special
meeting of the stockholders of the Oregon
s. Transcontinental this afternoon, resolu-
tons were passed unanimously authorizing
a reduction of Sle,OOO,0OO in the capital
stock, thus reducing it to $50, 1000. Also
authorizing the taking Of steps necessary
for a dissolution of the company with in
structions to the board to pay all obliga-
tions CT the company, sell all the property,
and after settling the business TO divide
the assets among the stockholders. The
next annual meeting will be in June when
a proper mode of final settlement will be
defined. The meeting was harmonious
throughout.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
The Running at Nashville and at Elizabeth
The Time that Was Made,

NASHVILLE Nov, 5-Two-year- olds, four
and a'half furlongs-Happinness won, Zu-
falo second, WASN'T third. Times.
Three year ODDS and upwards, seven and
half furlongs Amos A. won, Buckler
second, Balance third. Time-1 49,
Free handicap for three year-olds and
upward, one mile and one sixteenth
Prince Fortunatus won, Montia Hardy
second, Carus third Time-1 :505<.
Free handicap for two year oIds, five
furlongs-Basil Duke one, Lizzie c. second,
Langtry third. Time :40%.
Three-year- olds and upward, six and one
half furlongs-Dudley Oaks won, Boy
Blue second, Regardless third. Time
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General Army Report.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The annual re-
port of the quartermaster-g general of the
army shows that during the past year
S192, 229 was expended in the construction
of barracks. quartermasters and other nee
essary buildings, the whole repairs made
costing $3.50. 400. drill halls" he says,
especially for cavalry, are not necessary
at all; the northern ports are to furnish
means for drill and exercise during the
long winter monthsn
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Concerning Wash ington's Admission.

OLYMPIA, W. T., Nov. 5.-Governor Moore
has sent a letter with the constitution and re-,
turns to the President certifying to both. The
Presidents attention was called to this to-day by
wire, and it is hoped that he viii issue his proc
lanation. Attorney General Miller telegraphed
to-day declining TO give ON opinion as to when
Senator's can be elected. On the same question
the President referred the governor to the
enabling act ana the action taken by South
Dakota. Thsis construed here to mean that
the legislature can meet tomorrow to organize
and Thursday ballot for Senators. The supreme
court viii decide tomorrow whether the legis-
laturc shall meet or not.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
A REPUBLICAN GAIN.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The only state
officer voted for in Pennsylvania to-day
was state treasurer. The candidates were
Henry K. Boyer, Republican, Edward A.
Bigler, Democrat, and James R. Johnson,
Prohibitionist. A hight vote was cast.
Very little interest was manifested in the
election. The election of Boyer by de-
ded majority WAS a foregone conclusion.
Hart, Republican, for state treasurer in
1851, had plurality of 1925, and the re-
turns from twenty seven counties, includ-
ing Philadelphia, received up to II p. m,
show a net republican gain over 1887 of
about 25,000. Boyer's plurality will surely
exceed 60 600
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Races at Elizabeth.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Nov. 5.--Mife-B
won, Lavinia Belle second, Martin Russell
third. Time :53.
Six furloDgs-Fordham won, Bradford
second, Tipstaff third. Time-l:2l15.
Six furlongs-Tulla Blackburn won,
Civil Service second, Robert third. Time
i %.
Mile and one sixteenth-King Crab won,
-1:5S%.
Mile and e-sixteenth-Heydey won,
Stephanie second, Barrister third. Time
-2:00Sl. .--,. 81
Six furlongs-Glendale won, Bohemian
second, Arab third. Time %.
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A Hard Taught Prize Fight.

NEwEERG, Nov. 5.-One of the hardest
taught prize fights in years was taught
this morning at Highland Falls between
Jim DAILY, of Philadelphia, and Bill Gabig,
of Pittsburg. 1t was fierce and fast from
the start to the finish. After the first few
rounds everything was in Days favor.
The battle lasted eleven rounds. DAILY
knocked Gabig out. DAILY broke his left
hand on his opponents head in the ninth
round.
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NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Nov. Six hundred and
ten election districts out of 1,0l9 in New
York city gives for secretary of state-Gil-
bert, Republican, 81, 593; Rice, Democrat,
74,4l1; omptroller-Cooke, Republican,
IS, l73; Wemple, Democrat, 71,'3l.
DEMOCRATIC GAIN.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-Oue hundred and
three election districts OF New York state,
outside of New York and Brooklyn, give
Rice -, $50, Gilbert l6,5l1; the same dis
tricts in 1887 gave Cook 1873, Grant 16, 1853
A. j. CUMMINGS ELECTED.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-Amos J. Cummings,
Democrat, is elected to Congress from the
Ninth district.
GRADY DEFEATED.
NEW YORK, Nov. Sin the Sixth SEN
atorial district Of this city, Thomas F.
Grady (Tammany), known as the silver
tongued orator, and whose retirement to
private life was requested of John Kelly by
Grover Cleveland. when the latter was
governor of New York, has been beaten
for senator by John +. Ahearn, County
DOmocracy.i
THE NEW YORK MAJORITY.
New YORK, Nov. 6-2:15 am.-Returns
ocratic state ticket is elected by about
10000 majority.
BUFFALO DEMOCRATIC.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Democrats
to day elected the mayor, surrogate and
county Judge.
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN.
ALBANY, Nov. 5.-Payne, Republican, is
elected to Congress from the twenty
seventh district.
RUNNING TOGETHER.
NEW York, Nov. 5.-Three hundred and
forty-four election districts of the state
outside of New York city and Brooklyn
give Rice 4S,2O3, Gilbert $500; the same
in 'S7 gave Cook 45, 057, Grant 57,70l.
NEW YORK CITY RETURNS.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-New York city
complete returns give Rice 1901; Gil
bert &C, 722; Wemple, 126, 247; Cook, 6s, SOP.
Kings county complete gives Rice, 69, l63;
Gilbert, IS, 32S. Chaplin Is reelected mayor
of Brooklyn.
ROCHESTER, DEMOCRATIC.
ROCHESTER, N Y, Nov 5-Niagara
county has elected the entire Democratic
ticket by overwhelming maiorities. This
is Democratic victory in a hitherto
Republican stronghold.
OUTSIDE OF NEW YORK CITY.
New YORK, Nov. 5-Oue thousand three
hundred and forty-two election districts
outside of New York city and Brooklyn
give Rice 1876, $50, Gilbert 23O, l03. The
same districts in 1887 gave Cook 1914, 0S9,
Grant 2l9,2lS.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
up to a m. it is ascertained that the next
legislature will be composed as follows:
Senate, 81 Republicans; II Democrats
assembly, 81 Republicans; 81 Democrats.
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John A. Kimbau Pardoned.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The President
has pardoned John A. Kimball, convicted
Of violating the postal laws, and sentenced
in May, 1882, to Imprisonment at hard
labor for two years. Kimball is o son OF
General Nathan Kimball, postmaster at
Ogden, Utah, and although convicted and
sentenced over nine years ago, he has
never been imprisoned tor the reason that
the execution of his sentence was sus-
pended
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Rio Grande Southern.

DENVER, Nov. 5.--Articles Of incorpora-
ton of the Rio Grande Southern railway
were fled at the secretary of states Office
to-day The road begins at Dallas, In
Ouray county, and extends to Telluride
and Durango, adistance of 100 miles. II is
capitalized for S35, 100000. Work will be
commenced at once. Theincorporators are
M D. Thachcr, Fred Watson, John A. Nc
Neil, job Copper and Otto Meyers.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. Charleston's
great earthquake festival opened yester
day. The building was bedecked with flags
and bunting was hung from one end of the
city to the other. A hundred thousand
United States flags are displayed and not u
confederate fiaS in sight. King street last
night presented q fairy picture with tri-
umphal arches, Illuminated show windows,
swinging Chinese lanterns, gay througs Of
sightseers, bands of music and military
parades, both white and colored. There
was grand pyrotechnic display on Colonial
lake. with n mimic attack on the Federal
feet and Fort Sumter.
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LONDON, Nov. "a meeting Of master
lightermen was held to-day to consider the
demands Of the striking employees. The
conviction was expressed that u long strike
would be ruinous TO the port. Seventeen
firms conceded the terms demanded. The
men are willing the lord mayor and Car
dinal Manning should intervene for settle
mont
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KANSAS.
SOME pEMocRATIc CANS.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1.-The elections in
Kansas to-day were for county officers
only. In most cases the issues were of a
purely local character In some OF the
counties, however, the campaign was
fought on the issue of the resubmission OF
the prohibittory amendment to vote of
the people, and in those counties the
Democrats were generally successful, the
resubmission issue being favored by large
number of AUTHORIZATION Republicans.
Shawnee county, in which is located To-
peka. the state capital, elected the Republi-
can ticket Returns are coming in very
slowly. ~
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Sir Henry lanes, Speech.

LONDON, Nov. 5.-Sir Henry James con-
tinued his speech for the Times before the
Parnen commission to-day. He declared
Parnellism was conspiracy to destroy
landlordism and rupture the union between
Great Britain and ireland. ParnelPs las
visit to America was ostensibly to collect
money for the relief of distress in Ireland,
but really to procure funds to support the
treasoLable aims of the league. Parnell
appealed for assistance to men who were
well known as plotters against the British
government.
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".Just as l Am"

Especial to THE HERALp-Examiner Dispatch.l
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Nov SIN his discourse
yesterday, Moody said that he had Just re
ceived draft for $500 in letter from a
man who had been Canadian smuggler,
and who had been converted under his
ministrations. Mr.. Moody had told him
that if his salvation were to be made sure
he must make complete restitution to the
government which he had defrauded. The
man asked MIR. Moody to send this draft to
the proper authorities of the government.
and said it was the total amount out of
whichhe had beaten the country.
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LONDON, Nov. 5.-The statue in memory
Of the landing of Prince William Of
Orange was unveiled at Brixen, in Devon,
to-day. Commander Mccall, Lieutenants
Osterhouse and White, and Ensign Klein,
of the United States steamer Enterprise,
attended the ceremony in uniform. Their
presence is the subject of considerable COM
ment, the affair being really an Orange dis
plaY
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Kilrain ON the Defensive.

TORONTO, Nov. "a boxing contest be-
tween Jake Kilrain and John F. Scholes,
of this city, last night was witnessed by
900 people. 1t was four rounds, Queens
bury rules. Scholes was in first class con-
dition and Kilrain was very fat Kilrain
was on the defensive most of the time. The
general opinion was that Kilrain did not
exert himself.
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The Coroner's Verdict.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 5-The coroner's yer
dict upon the Mt Iurburn Inclined Plane
accident, finds that Pilot Gable could not
have prevented the accident by the proper
use of the brake and reverse lever, in spite
of the obstruction of the machinery. The
employees in charge Of the machinery
were guilty of criminal carelessness in not
stopping the train and examining the ma
chinery when it first refused to work prop
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RELLPvrE ENTHUSIASTIC.
WYOMING.
RETURNS ARE HARD TO GET.

CHEYENNE, Nov. 5.-[Special telegram to
THE HERALD. IA blizzard yesterday pros
trated the interior telegraph lines, and in
formation from the precincts off the rail
way is not obtainable. The union consti
tutional committee estimates the total vote
on statehood was nearly 1000, and that the
constitution is endorsed by majority of
nearly 5000. The opposition created by
the county officers was turned in favor of
admission this morning. The ladies were
active In the canvass and made friends
for the equal suffrage plank.
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A Gale at Galveston.

GALVESTON, Nov. "a severe gale ragged
here last night and today, and a number
The steamer Lampasas is over due and has
not been sighted. Telegraph and railroad
traffic has been seriously impeded. A num-
Der of streets are flooded with water and
business is at a stand still The storm is
subsiding this evening. 1t is the most
severe since the gale of 1885.
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A Pension Roll Statement.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Third Auditor
Hart in his annual report says the number
of pensions on the roll July 1, 1889, was
400, 900, and there will probably be added
for examination 2, 100000 vouchers and re-
quiring for their payment at least 100000,
GOO
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WilIism's poings in Constantlnople.

CoNsTANTINopLE, Nov. 5.-To-day EN-
peror William visited Beglcr Bey castle,
where his father stayed in 1869. Thence
he went to Scutari by steamer and made
an excursion to the Castle of the Seven
Towers
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THE CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 5.-The new con-
stitution was voted upon today, and from
returns received this evening it is evident
iC has been carried by a large majority.
The vote throughout the state is rather
light, owing to the inclement weather the
past week and the heavy snow fall, which
has rendered travelling in the country
districts difficult.
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MARYLAND.
A RIOT AT FREDERICK.

FREDERICK, Nd, Nov. 5.-A terrible
election riot occurred at the polling in
Wocdsbcro district, this county, this after
noon. The county constable was shot, the
Judges driven from the room and the ballot
box taken. The opposite factions arranged
themselves on each side OF the road and
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MISSISSIPPI.
THE ELECTION UNUSUALLY QUIET.

THE ELECTION UNUSUALLY QUIET.
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. $50 little inter
est is felt in the election, there being no.
opposition to the Democratic ticket, that
the executive committee has not provided
for returns. Five counties, having local
discussions, enjoy some little excitement,
but otherwise the election is unusually
quiet
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When the Ctoain case will Close.

CHICAGO, Nov. Estates Attorney
Longenecker said to reporter to day he
expected to get in all the evidence for the
state this week AS to the length of time
require by the defense he could not say,
but expressed the belief that not more than
three weeks more would be required to
get the case to the jury. Attorney Forest,
of the defense, however held contrary
view. He could not see how the state
could finish this week and said the defense
will require at least three weeks.
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The sonthern ExnositIon.

MONTGOMERY, Ala Nov 5-The southern ex
position will open to-day The machinery will
be put in motion at noon bv President Harrison,
who will touch the key in Washington which
will be connected with machinery hall here.
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BOXERS PLURALITY.

PHILADELPHIA, $3.50 a. m, Nov. Gre
turns from out of 81 counties in the state,
and including Philadelphia and Allegheny
counties, show plurality for Boyer for
state treasurer of e. li5 over Bislrr. Boy
$4,000.
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The Prince Of Wales.

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Nov. 5-The Prince
of Wales sailed on the royal yacht Os-
borne for Piragus to day Upon his ar
rivaIat Alexandria from Cairo he received
an ovation. The streets were decorated
with garlanas, flags and triumphal arches.
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Going To Rome.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Nov. 5.-Archbishop
Salpointe left yesterday for Baltimore
whence, after short stay, he goes to Rome
to confer with the Pope on the church af-
fairs of New Mexico and Mexico.
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IDAHO.
NO INTEREST AT FRANKLIN.

FRANKLIN, Ida, Nov. Especial telez
ever was manifested at the polls here to-
day. Fourteen votes for the constitution;
against The total last year was %.
HOW -BLACKFooT VOTED.
BLAcKFooT, Ida.-,Nov. Especial tele-
gram to The HERALD. The vote here was
81 for, 81 against the constitution.
BEAVER CANYONS VOTE.
BEAVER CANYON, Ida, Nov. Especial
telegram to The HERALD. The vote here
stands: For the constitution SO, against l.
rwenty-six votes were cast at the last
election.
CANVAS FAvoRS THE CONSTITUTION.
CAMAs, Ida, Nov, Especial telegram
to THE HERALD. The vote stands: rs to
IL in favor of the constitution.
HOW BOISE STANDS.
BOISE CRY, Idaho, Nov. Especial tele-
gram to THE HERALD The city has al
ways been one precinct, but the statehood
men provided three. The voting has pro-
ceeded carelessly. At Gas p. N. about
1000 votes had been polled. 1t is
thought the polls will close at Z. The ma
jority in the city for the constitution will
not vary mucn ITOm OUO. 1dtSS, IL lue
city, last year had S62.
QUIET ELECTION AT PoCATELLo.
PocATELLo, Idaho, Nov. Especial tele-
gram to The HERALD 1t was very
quiet election to-day, about half of our
vote was represented. The number of
votes cast was 356. For the constitution,
3ll; 45 against 1t.
An Italian, Antonio d 9martz, was killed
| on the Oregon Short Line west of here,
last night by hand car jumping the track.
NOT MUCH INTEREST AT CALDWELL.
CALDWELL, Idaho, Nov Especial tele-
gram to THE HERALD.-The election passed
off quietly at this place and there was not
much interest either way. For the consti-
tuition, So; against. 80, making a total OF
1874 votes cast as against 152 polled at the
county election last fall. =
AT M'CAMMoN.
McCAMMoN, Idaho, Nov. Especial tele-
gram to THE HERALD. l-PortNeuf precinct
for the constitution, ID; against, none.
This precinct last year gave Dubois "a, and
Hawley Z.
BELLEVUE ENTHUSIASTIC
BELLEVUE, Idaho, Nov. 5. Especial tele-
gram to THE HERALD. There is great en-
thusiasm over the constitutional election
here by three-fourths of the people; the
balance are tardy and did not vote. The
| total number of votes pOlled were POP; ma.
iority of for adoption, 176. In the election
| of 1883, 300 votes were cast. Itlis reported
there were no polls held in Haley; at least
no interest was taken. Ketchum polled
| 1911; majority for adoption, l59.
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The Cronin Case Af1ourned.

CHICAGO, Nov. Sin order to be safe
against error, to-day being legal holiday,
Judge Mcconnell again adjourned the
Cronin case till tomorrow.
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shnnhs Cafarrh Remedy.

No 3. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, mar
velous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Canker Mouth and Headache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious Nasal Injector
for the more successful treatment of these
complaints without extra charge. Price so
cents. Sold by A. G. Smith Il Co.
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A New Postmaster FOR PROVO.

WAsHISGToN, Nov. 5.-Posmasters ap-
pointed: Jesse B. McCauslin, Provo city
Utah, vice Thomas Besley, removed;
Thomas Trevaille, Granite Montana.
Of1e become presidential.
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Ex-State Treasurer Burke.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5. - Nothing was
developed at the state department respect
ing the case of ex-State Treasurer Burke,
of Louisiana, although the officials say they
have heard report that Burke was on his
way to Honduras.
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Appointment.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-President Hsrri-
son has appointed G. S. Ayre, of Indiana,
q member of the Cherokee commission
vice John F. Hartranft, deceased.
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COLORADO.
THE DEMOCRATS PROBABLY WIN.

THE DEMOCRATS Probably WIN.
DENVER, Nov. 5.-The weather is cold
and cloudy The election for county Of
icers and two district judges passed Off
quietly. A very light vote was cast.
There are three tickets in the feld-the
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOSTON, Nov. 5.-Today's experience seemed
to prove beyond q doubt the success Of the Aus
tralian system of voting in this city. The vot-
ing places presented a remarkably quiet ap-
pearance Voting went forward with dispatch,
and the voters enjoyed freedom from the i'm
portunities of ballot distributors never known
before. There was some slight friction caused
uy conflict of opinion with regard to the duties
Of precinct and other officers, but it was insig-
nificant and made little trouble with regard TO
the ballots themselves. There was little or no
complaint The returns come in slowly. There
is probably the slightest doubt that the Repub-
lican candidate for governor is elected by good
majority Sixty towns outside Of Boston, gave
Bracket S.50s, Russell 1873 The same towns
In 1887 gave Ames lU,oj5, Lowering 5,593.
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Republican, Democratic and Peoples. AS
considerable scratching has been done it is
impossible to give the result at this hour
but number of leading Republicans ex-
press the opinion that the entire Republi-
can ticket is defeated.
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The President cts it Gotng.

WASHINGTON. Nov 5.-The President formally
opened the Southern exposition at Montgomery,
Ala, at noon by touching an electric key at the
White house connected with the exposition
button was pressed in the presence Of the mem
berS of the cabinet
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Emperor William to Leave for Venice.

CoSsTANTINoPLE, Nov. emperor vii
liam will sail for Venice tomorrow. The
Sultan gave banquet last night in honor
of the Emperor and Empress. Emperor
William conferred the decoration of the
Hohenzollern family upon the Sultan.
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Schools Closed Because of Diphtheria.

MIDDLETows, N. Y. Nov. s. The public
schools were closed yesterday, owing to
the prevalence of diphtheria.
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CITY OF MEXICO Via Galveston) Nov. SCI
Tempo will tomorrow publish an article on
Lower California The writer OF the article
states that General Topete has been appointed
governor of Lower California because General
Torres his predecessor, was too indulgent to
ward the International Colonization company.
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The New York prashytarr.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-The presbytery of
New Yorkm yesterday and in reply to
an overture from the general assembly and
by decided vote declared in favor of q