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European immigration.

LONDON, Nov. THE News publishes
the following from Berne: "The Bundles
rath has refused to reply to the inquiry ad-
dressed TO 1t by the University of Wisconsin
at Madison, Wis, asking how Europe would
accept the complete prohibition of immigra-
tion similar to that enforced against the
Chinese"
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DEs MONIES, Nov. 7.-Returns received
from ninety counties give Mcfarland 173, ,179
and Chamberlain 170,543. McFarland's
plurality is 1886. 1t is estimated that the
other nine counties Will increase McFar-
lands plurality to 1901, net gain of 10,500
over last year. This insures the election of
the entire Republican State ticket by about
1000 pluralitY
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Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Official returns
from the State at large are just beginning to
come in. The Democratic majority will be
about $4,000 The only Republicans elected
to Congress are Waugh in the Sixth Dis
trict and Johnson in the Ninth. The Legis-
lature is Democratic in both houses, and
sixty-nine majority in joint session.
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Winnars at Washinptnn.

BENNINGs Cd. c., Nov. First race, five
furlongs, Silence won, Pericles second.
Blanche third. Time, ;03.
Second race (maden), two-year-olds, five
and a half furlongs, Sir David won, Virgie
second Bertha B fily third. Time, 10.
Third race, six fullongs, Mabel won,
Ofalece second, Alarm Bell third. Time.
1:16R.
Fourth race. one mile and furlong. Gypsy
Queen won. Prather second, Iceberg third.
Time :55A.
Fifth race, six furlongs, st. John won,
Golden Reel second. COrticelli third. Time,
/ .lf.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. THE plurality
of Pattison 3D., for Governor. is brought up
to 1O17-25S by changes in computing the
official count. Watres R.), for Lieutenant
Governor, has 1850 plurality, and Stewart
(R.), for Secretary Of Internal Affairs, 10, 100
Seventeen Republicans and eleven Demo-
Gratis are elected to Congress.
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An Insane Delusion.

LONDON, Nov. IA woman named Kate
Riordan was arrested to-day for shooting
DR.. Bright 1t is supposed that she was in
censed at the prospect of Bright's daughter
marrying a man named Haines, whom she
alleges was formerly engaged to herself.
Haines alleges that she is laboring under an
insane deluSion.
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The Birchall Execution.

OTTAWA, Nov THE Cabinet CounciI
to-day decided that Birchall shall be exc
cuted on the 14th inst Tile Cabinet was
unanimous in its opinion as to the guilt of
Birchall and consequently decided the law
should take its course. The Governor-Gen-
erat signed the order to-day.
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Prohibition Tax on Lard.

NEW YORK. Nov. THE Government of
Peru has imposed a prohibitive tax on inl-
ported lard. The news Of this move created
quite stir on the Produce Exchange to-day,
as Peru takes 100000 worth of the best
quality of lard from this city yearly.
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A Stop To Ocean Racing.

New YORK, Nov. Ocean races appar-
emily do not pay in the long run and an
arrangement has been entered into by the
Inman and White Star lines by which the
weekly races between the Teutonic and City
of New York will cease after January 1st.
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California Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Calif ornia PEN
sions: John c. Schmidt, alias John Smith,
San Francisco; Francis S. Wood, Los An
geles; Leman d. Reynolds. Perris; Jessie
Benton. widow of John c. Frem ont, Los
Angeles; minor of George w. Rockefeller,
San Francisco
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BALFoUR IN IRELAND.

His Arrival at Armagh Causes an Outbreak
Between Uoionists and Nationalist
DUBLIN. Nov. 7.-Balfour had long in
tervew with the Catholic Bishop at Letter.
kenny to-day, and received deputations of
prominent citizens asking for railway extern
sions. Ealfour declared that the present
Governments period of office would be
looked upon as an era of efficient public
works in the poor districts of Ireland. At
Armagh be received IN address from the
Inhabitants. Here number of Nationalists
cheered for Gladstone and OfBrien, and
were attacked by the Unionists present. A
scrimmage ensued, the Unionists, who were
in greater numbers, finally suppressing the
NatiOnaliStS.
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Accident At Fort Was.wortb.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Information has just
reached here that while soldiers were
handling shells in magazine at Fort Wads-
worth, Staten Island, this morning. one of
them let shell fall and it exploded, killing
one man and slightly wounding four others.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL STATUS.

Comparison Between the Fify-frst and the
Fifty-second Congress
The following table shows the strength Of
the two great political parties in the present
and the next Congress, compiled from the
latest teegraphic returns. The Farmers
Alliance delegates are figured up with the
Democrats with whom they will undoubt-
edly vote on all important issues:
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Went Through Trestle Bridge.

DULUTH (Minn.), Nov. IA Pullman
sleeper on e train from Minneapolis jumped
the track on the trestle bridge this morning.
and falling twenty feet landed in the river.
Twenty persons went down with it, and all
were more or less bruised, but none were
seriously injured.
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A p,,r;cida, po,e

NEW BRUNSWICK On. J.), Nov. STAN
isloff Virschkowsky, young Pole, stabbed
his father, Josef Virschkowsky, Monday
night at Perth Amboy. from the effects Of
which he died last night. The young man
says that his father murdered his mother in
Poland
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A German View.

BERLIN, Nov. THE results Of the cleo
tions in the United States are considered
fatal to the Mckinley bill. American i'm
porters are giving nearly as many orders to
German manufacturers as they did before
the adoption of the new tariff.
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Ran Ashore.

LONDON, Nov. THE British ship County
of PEBBLES, Captain Murdoch. from Dundee
for San Francisco, ran ashore in the river
Tay last night. She was subsequently
foated and found to be leaking and will go
to the dock.
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Far the Irish Cause.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.-1he Irish dele
gates held meeting tonight which was
fully as enthusiastic as that of last night.
this city.
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HELENA, Nov 7.-The Journal R.) COLI
cedes the election of Dixon D.) TO Congress.
The State Senate is Democratic by one ma
iOTity
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CanriYi in Italy

ROME, Nov. THE German Chancellor
Caprivi was met at Milan to-day by Premier
Crispi and long conference was held. The
press cordially welcomes Caprivi TO Italy.
The people everywhere received him with
cheers.
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French Rejoicing.

PARIS, Nov. THE papers here hail with
satisfaction the victory of the Democratic
party in the United States in the late cleo
tions. They say they hope that America
will now adopt a wiser economical policy.
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MEMPHIS, Nov. Last night negro ap-
piled 10 Mrs. o. G. Bailey. the wife of
prominent citizen. for money. She refused
his demand, and he beat her to death with
a flatiron. A mob is in pursuit Of him to
lynch him.
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stoeekers' Resignation.
Six Persons Drowned.

BERLIN. Nov. THE Kreuz Zeitung an
nounces the acceptance of DR.. Stoeckers'
resignation as court chaplain.
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sens to be no doubt that Halverson "a is
elected to Congress by plurality of over
20O0. Lind R.) wins over Baker "a. D. IN
the Second, by over 1000 plurality.
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Michigan.

DETROIT, Nov. THE Eighth, Ninth and
Eleventh Congressional districts and the
State Senate are still in doubt. The House
is Democratic by good majority. Official
returns will be necessary to decide the
result.
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SHREVEPORT Ua.). Nov. 7.-Several
store-b buildings in the business portion Of
the city were destroyed by fire this morning.
The losses will aggregate $500
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BOURBON OPINIONS.

Members Of C.evelanTs Cabinet Express Their
Ideas.
ALBANY, Nov. THE Argus tomorrow
will publish dispatches from ex-Secretaries
Villas and Fairchild and ex-POstmaster-Gen-
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LONDON. Nov. 7.-The British bark
Elizabeth Ray has been wrecked on Tory
Island. Six persons were drowned.
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Tennessee,

KNOXVILLE, Nov. TN the First Con-
gressional District, Taylor (R.) is elected in
the Second, Hank (R.).
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Cuticura Remedie )

Ringing words from grateful hearts tell the story
of great physical suffering, OF mental anguish. by
reason of humiliatig ds yuratioas, and OF threat
ened dangers happily and speedily ended, by the
CUrIcURA REMEDIES, the greatest Skin Cures,
Blood Purifiers and Humor Remedies the world
has ever known. CUTIcURA REsoLvENr, the new
blood and Skin purifier and greatest OF humor REM
edes cieanSes the blood of all impurities and pol
elements, and thus removes the CAUSE, while
CUTICURA. the great skin cure and CUrIcuRA Soar.
exquisite skin beautiher, clear the skin and scalp
and restore the hair. Hence the CUTIcURA RENE
every species of agonizing. huniiliating.
itching burning, scaly and plmply diseases OF ths
skin, scalp and blood, with loss OF hair. aud all hu
mors blotches eruptons. sores, scales aud crusts.
whether simple. scrofuloas or contagious, waan the
best physicians and all other remedies fail. Crate
ful testimonials prove these statements In every
particular.
Sold everywhere. Price, CurICURA, 50c.i SOAR.
25c.; -REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRPoRATIoN, Boston.
af- Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, so illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
NAPLES black-heads, red, rough, chapped and
DlW oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAP.
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.

Three Hundred Chinese Killed by the owing
Up Of Government Powder-Milis.
SHANGHAI, Nov. IA terrible accident
has occurred at Tai-Ping Flu, where the Gov
crnment powder-mills are located An ex-
plosion demolished the buildings. Three
hundred persons were killed.
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A Packinq.Hous. Syndicate.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA local paper says that
meeting of the Chicago beef and pork
packers was held this afternoon to discuss a
scheme 10 form a combination of packers to
sell out to an English syndicate. Alter the
meeting one of these gentlemen admitted to
a reporter that negotiations have been in
progress for some time and that a deal was
practically, c0psummated. The packing
houses will probably be combined into prac-
largest packing interests in the world. The
business will be run with English capital,
but the actual management will remain in
American hands. 7. ID. Armour for him
self and Messrs. Swift, Morris and Libby
by their attorneys denied that they were in
terested in the deal. Armour said there was
not enough money in England to buy him
out.
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A MODEL SHIP.

ChptH1u cCnIty 1fa1sBB tnB QualtteB OF
New Cruiser Baltimore.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-Captain Schley.
commanding the new cruiser Baltimore, has
written to the Navy Department that he
made the passage from Copenhagen to Lis
bon in five days and five hours. The ship
encountered heavy gales and behaved ad-
mirably, showing sea-going. qualities of
high order. She maintained high speed.
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Minnesota.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. T. Returns from
seventy-six of the seyenty-nine counties
give Merriam R.) for Governor 300 plur-
alty. The official count will probably be
necessary. The election of Halyersen (AL
lance for Congress from the Fifth District
Is conceded.
ST. PAUL, Nov with all but three
counties reported in Minnesota, and most of
them official, the vote for Governor stands:
Miriam (R) 1920, Wilson 3D. SO,663,
oven a. 2,440. Merriam's plurality is 1857
IheSether counties and the official figures
from some of the counties already included
IN the count may change this little, but not
materially. Governor Merriam ran behind
his ticket, and all the rest of the Repub-
lican State ticket is elected save the Au-
ditor, Bierman 3D., with the Alliance in
dorsement, securing that place. The
Alliance vote will be probably Increased by
later figures from the Fifth District, which
was its stronghold. In that district there
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A Murderer Hanped

MACON (Ga.), Nov. Twill Bethea, a
negro, was hanged at Wrigbtsville to-day
for the murder OF Lumber Inspector Ralford
in March last.
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Young Bernhardt's Duel
PARIS, Nov. THE duel between Maurice
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The sea has net population Of several
thousand millions
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THE WORK OF FIENDs.

Farmers Alliance and Democrats.
Democratic majority, including Alliance, l4S
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WEAK. PAINFUL BACKS.

NAPLES black-heads, red, rough chapped and
flM oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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"A DEMOCRATIC SALUTE.

A salute OF nfty-tWo guns, 10 Celebrate the
Democratic victory, was fired from point
several squares to the southwest Of the
White House this evening. 1t was intended
TO fire the salute on the white lot." imme-
diately south of the Presidents house,
where previous salutes of this nature have
ent of Public Buildings and Grounds posi-
lively refused permission ior it to be fired
from there. BE did not think it proper
that such a salute as the one proposed
should be fired under the windows of the
White House and on property belonging to
the whole people.
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THE SPEAKFRsHIP,

uppermost topic here. The candidates so
far announced are Crisp. Blount Bynum,
Hatch, Springer, Mcmillan, Lockwood OF
New York, MeAdoo of New Jersey, and
Mills. 1t was believed that Mills would
prefer to be the leader of the House as
Chairman of the Ways and Means Com
nittee, but a telegram from him to O'Brien
Moore, the Washington correspondent of
the St. Louis Republic, says he would be
candidate 1t is generally believed here
that Mr. Mills will have a WalkoYer.
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He is regarded as one of the ablest men
In the Democratic party and is fine par
Humanitarian. 1t is said, by parties who are
in position to know whereof they speak,
that Mills, ii elected Speaker, will not fol-
low the old fogy lines Of his Democratic
predecessors, but will appoint on the Ways
and Means Committee several of the new
members elected from the Northwest and
New England States on account of the Nc
Kinley bill. 1t is believed that young Hoar
OF Massachusetts would go on the Ways and
Means Committee.
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TRADE WITH CUBA.
Significant Action BY Havana
Chamber Of Commerce.
~ FAVOR or RECIPROCITY



WARRINGTON CRY. Oct. 20.-The state de-
partment has received copy Of the min
utes OF the debate which recently took
place III the Chamber Of Commerce at
Havana, with reference to the Mckinley
Dill ana the question Of reciprocity. The
statement, which was transmitted to the
spanish minister Of colonies, was accom-
panied ~ letter from the president OF
the chamber, which shows the existence OF
strong sentiment fsvorable to reciprocal re-
iatl0ns with the United States. The state
ment was sent the minister in response to
message from him asking suggestions as
70 any notifications desired in the Cuban
tarin. The writer says in part:
The new Cuban tariff proposed BY Spain must
% preceded ~ repeal OF the act OF 1852. because
tnss act created lnsnpereoie obstacles to the de-
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recognise his private secretary, and an
adjournment motion was rushed through.
Governor Campbell looks upon the action
OF the speaker a. personal insult. The
message suggested that non-partisan
board Of improvements for Cincinnati be
appointed by the mayor. and an election
held in April. The message will go to the
Senate tomorrow.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-The detectives are
struggling with another disappearance
mystery. Last Tuesday. Charles Bern
heimer. prominent lime merchant of
Minneapolis, came here on business. He
stopped at the Palmer, where man with
whom he had business made appointments
with others, drew $500 from the bank, and
that is the last known of him. His BUSH
ness affairs in Minneapolis are in excellent
condition, and he was man of most ex-
emplary habits. His friends believe he
was robbed and murdered.
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Purcl,ases of Silrer.

WASHINGTON CRY. Oct 2O.--The amount
of silver offered to the treasury today was
1.217, 600 ounces. The amount mr.
chased was 647,0 ounces, as follows:
Twenty-seven thousand ounces at 81 .O940.
$1,000 ut 81. O94s, $4,000 at $l.0959, 10000 at
$1.0962. so 900 at $1.0964. 10000 ct 81. 2O965.
200. 600 at 81. O967.
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Train Kills Man. wiz. and so..

KEoKUK, Ia. Oct "a passenger train
on the Keokuk 4 Western road struck .
wagon ct road crossing near Centervills
today. Three occupants were Instant
ly killed. The coroner's jury had
the train held while the testimony of the
train crew and passengers was taken. The
jury returned verdict exonerating the
company from blame. Those killed were
Isaac Bremen. wife and son.
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Seal Hunters Form : Union.

OTTAWA, Oct. I9.-The fisheries depart.
ment has been notified of the formation at
Victoria of seal hunters union, its OBJ
ject being to double the price to be paid to
hunters for every skin they get. Hereto
fose seal owners paid $l.5O per skin, and
refuse the recent increase demanded. and
threaten that unless the union moderates
its demands to transport men from the
Atlantic coast to take their places.
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In Memory Of Justios Miller.

WAsHINoroN CRY, Oct. There was Z
meeting of the bar Of the supreme court Of
the United States today for the purpose OF
expressing tho esteem in which Justice Mil
Ter was held by the attorneys who had prac-
ticed before the court. A committee was
appointed to prepare resolutions commem-
orative of the services of Justice Miller,
and the meeting adjourned until December,
when the resolutions win be reported. A
very full attendance Of lawyers throughout
the country is expected to attend the meet
ing. The court met 1T noon. but being with
out quorum Immediately adjourned.
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NEW York. Oct O.-Pursuant. to the
policy adopted years ago of establishing
the presidents Office and domicile in
Chicago. and of electing additional tii-
rectors resident in Illinois, the manage
ment Of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany today ata n,esting effected ! new
organization - follows: President: vics
president 70 sct IN the absence O. disa-
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PARIS, Oct O.-In an interview today
William O'Bricn declared that he attached
no importance to the reports of the rivalry
said to exist between the Irish societies in
the United States. Such reports, he said,
were always set afioat on the eve OF the
departure of each mission to that country.
The members Of the mission did not intend
to interfere with individual rivalries.
They were going As the delegates of Par
nell and the whole Irish party, and he was
confident they would receive the support
of Irishmen in America and the sympathy
of the entire American people.
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The union Iron Work. Acc.rt..

WAsHIrGToN CRY, Oct. 20.-The score
tary Of the navy has received telegram
from the Union Iron Works. of san Fran
cisco. accepting the departments terms for
the construction of one of the battle-ships.
The contract price is 50. 1s6. 600, or 10000
more than Cramps bid.
The navy department has issued an adj
vertisement inviting proposals for the
construction of a harbor ram of 1850 tons.
. torpedo boat of liz tons and . swift tor
pedo cruiser of $50 tons.
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MEMPHIS, Oct 20.-F. NJ. Peterson. an
employee of the Illinois Central, shot and
killed his wife last night. Peterson found
his wife sitting on s. NJ. Maxwell 3 lap with
her arms about his neck. The husband
drew revolver and fired twice at Maxwell.
Who drew the woman in front of him, She
received both bullets.
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THE New navy.

WAsHINGroN CRY, Oct 20.-Wben the
adver tisements for proposals for building Z
ram, torpedo boat and torpedo cruiser were
issued Saturday it marked the completion
BY the navy department of al the work of
new construction which 1t has been author
lied to undertake, with two exceptions
These are submarine monitor and . du-
plicate of the Vesuvius, which It is unlikely
will be constructed on the lines originally
laid down. Congress at the last session
made proviso for six new vessels, most of
them Of heavier type ana more complex
construction than any heretofore under.
taken to b built, and the naval authorities
are facilitating themselves upon the fact
that they haveiwithin three weeks after ad-
journment besn able to complete al three
designs, issue propogals and in several
cases award contracts for construction Of
their vessels. In addition to this record Of
quick designing, the construction bursau
was charged during the time with the
preparation Of plans for i've vessels as au-
thoriSed to be built BY the preceding con-
gress.
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THE RICHFsT TOWN ON Earth

For it, size ID Fairhaven. No other town was
ever known 70 roll up an assessed valuation Of
$6.000000 (which means . real value OF about
SO ,000D during it, sirst year without incur
ring dollar Of debt. and showing cash bal
anCe Of $4,000 In it, treasury. This marvellous
progress, - well g the unrivalled natural In
Great Northern railway made Fairhsven it, Pa
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A PECULIAR ExPERIENcR.

About ten years ago my health became i'm
paired, and rheumatism set In. Ny suffering
was intense. bat Hibbafd's Rheumatic Syrup
has relieved me entirely Of rhe umatism reen-
lated NY kidneys and liver, and benehrted my
whole system. b W. ROCKWELL
Jackson, Nisa
Any statement made by B. W. Rockwell can
b relied upon. w. D. THOMPSON
pfeD Jaeka0n CITY Rank
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Gov. HIN ON the stump.

ALBANY, Oct 20.-Gov. Hill leaves today
for Ohio to speak on Democratic principles
at different places in that state. His first
speech will be made at Canton tomorrow
night. The governor will 60 later on to
West Virginia
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 2O.-The bark Cory.
phens arrived this morning. eighteen days
from Karluk, with cargo Of salmon con-
signed to George w. Hume q Co. Her
decks were crowded with Chinese and
white fishermen who had spent the salmon
season on Karluk river. A cleanup was
made ct the canneries before the Cory
phene sailed. and 1900 cases brought