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any source, know anything as to what be
desires or intends. l expressly said as much
to all who spoke to me on the subject during
my trip West l also said that l thought
knew the President we'll enough TO say that
he would certainly do nothing that would
subject his administration to fair criticism
in any effort to secure reelection, and that
he would discharge every duty, as it came
to him, fearlessly and conscientiously. and
let the results take care of themselves"
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MINER APILAUi ED.
Gua'emalaus R jo,cs j the Minister'S Wind
cation

NEW YORK, Oct. ga letter TO the Sun
from Guatemala, dated October 10th,
says; Now that it is generally known
that the American Minister has
been completely vindicated by his
Government in the Barrundia matter,
there is heard everywhere an expression of
approval of his course in maintaining si-
lence under the most trying circumstances.
Barrundia need not have lost his
life or have run the slightest
risk of losing it had he calmly submitted and
gone ashore with the officers. Talk Of
any demonstrations against the Ameri-
The Minister and his family have been in
the pub lie parks and atien led balls and re-
ceptiOns since the late trouble without the
slightest cause for fear.
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Ctminskey's California Tour.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Cominskey has de-
cided to take two ball teams to the Pacific
Coast and will leave tomorrow. He will
captain one and Mike Kelly may lead the
other. The players include also Mark
Baldwin, Ryan. McPhee, Harrington and
Rhines. Tie teams will play in Lincoln.
vile, Cheyenne, Salt Lake City, Boise City,
Portland, Seattle and Tacoma. Then they
head for San Francisco, and after an eX-
tended stay there, 60 south through Texas
and disband in 81. Louis about January
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A TEST CASE.
Claims That an Act Was Not Passed Accord
ing 10 Law.

New YORK, Oct. 2S.-Upon application
for bail in the case of Joseph & Co., i'm
porters, Judge Lacey to-day granted an Or
der requiring the customs appraisers to
produce all the records regarding the ap-
praisement of certain consignment of
cloths, on which the firm claims too high
duties were assessed The firm alleges the
goods in question were manufactured of
wOrsted. An interesting point of the suit is
that the firm contends the act of May 9th,
providing for the classification of wOrsted
cloths as woolens, does not apply, be-
cause the act was not passed according to
law. They assert that there was no quorum
in the House when the bill was certified to
have been passed. and that it was not
legally enacted, through declared passed by
the Speaker
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Reristra.inn Cnnfrnvarsy

LAWRENCE (Mass.), Oct. 2S.-Lawrence
has, under the poll tax law, a registration
controversy of general interest, because the
question involved applies to every city in
Massachusetts. 1t seems the poll taxes OF
several hundred persons have been paid
from funds deposited with the City TTea-
surer by Democratic local managers. The
Republicans claim that these names are
placed on the lists Illegally and will carry
the matter to the courts.
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L,comotive Engineers.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 2S.--The Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers is still in session, but
sxpects to conclude its business in few
days. This morning George r. Dority of
Charlestown, Mass, was reelected Grand
Chaplain r. NJ. Clark of Denver. Grand
Guide The next convention will be held az
Atlanta, Ga. in 1892.
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A Notable Wedding.

NEW YORK, Oct 2S.-A wedding of much
social importance came off this afternoon
in the Church of the Strangers. Miss Frank
Vanderbilt Crawford, daughter of Robert
L. Crawford. and j. Frederick Talcott, a
recent graduate of Princeton University,
were the contracting parties. The bride is
the niece and nanesake of the last wife
OF Commodore Vanderbilt, who was her
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DYNAMITE EXPERIMENTS.
Successful, Test of NV Two-Inch Gun at

Successful Test of NV Two-Inch Gun at
Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 2S.-This city seems des-
tined to become identified with the develop
ment of dynamite cartridges DR.. Justin
is not alone in the field, for Ed
ward Lefevre of the Lefeyre Arms
Company and John Brimmer, an EN-
ploye of that concern, have successfully
conducted an experiment in diScharging
dynamite cartridge from two-inch gun.
Three shells were fired at range of a quar-
Ter of mile into a hillside. Each shell
sped safely, and exploded only when it hit
the target. In the Justin she'll air is used
as cushion between the outer and inner
shells In the Lefeyre she'll the cushioning
is accomplished by springs nicely adjusted.
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DESPERATE PEASANTS.
Extensive Rsvclts in a Number of Russian
Districts.

Districts.
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-The Telegraphs st.
Petersburg correspondent says: The
Secretary of the Interior has
received telegram containing alarming
accounts of peasant revolts in the
Kbarkov and Yekatrincsldv districts
in Southern Russia. Nine thousand
troops are operating against the peasants in
the BogodookkO District, who refuse to be-
tray their leaders and declare they will not
relapse into serfdOm, preferring, instead,
to die fighting. Peasants are prowling
about in armed bands, firing and
pilaging the landowners residences
They have burned 5000 acres of forest on the
River Sem and have destroyed immense
quantities Of corn in Bakhm0ot. The Min
iSter of the Interior has teiegraDhed to the
authorities in that part Of the Empire abOl-
ishing all peasants rights in the disturbed
districts
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fathers sister. The bridal costumes were
of unusual magnifcence. The brides veil
of rare point lace was hell in place with
superb diamond tiara, the groom's gift:
There were four bridesmaids and maid OF
honor. During the ceremony the bridal
bouquet was held by page, the brides
were many costly presents from the Wander
bilt family-a silver and gold punch bowl. a
silver tea-set salver. coffee urn, etc. The
couple will sail for Europe tomorrow, the
groom resuming his studies at Oxford.
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Explosion of a TtwSoat Boiler.

PITrsBURG Pa.l. Oct. 26.-The boilers
of w. II. Browns new towboat Alex Swift
exploded this morning in the Monongahela
River. opposite Glenwood. The boat was
completely wrecked but none of the crew
was badly hurt. The men on board at the
time were blown, or jumped. into the river
the Alex Swift was one of the largest tow
boats on the river and was returning from
her first trip when the accident took place.
She was valued at $4,000 and is a complete
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For the Worlds Championship.

New YORK. Oct 2s.-The worlds cham
pionship series between Brooklyn and
Louisville came to an unexpected close this
afternoon. Seven games had been playe'
each team winning three and one being a
tie. The cold weather was too much for the
spectators aud the series will be played off
next spring. TO-day's score was Louis
Nilles Il krnnL ly ~
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TzXipg French Titles

PARIS, Oct. 28.-Deputy Moreau's bin con-
ceruing the abolition Of titles in France by
taxing them heavily, which was offered
yesterday, proposes that the annual i'm
De-" 500 francs; for the title of Baron,
5000 francs; VicOnte, 10000 francs; ComtP,
10000 francs; Marquis. 80, 900 francs; Duke,
$1,000 francs; Prince. 100000 francs; Duke
or Count with the prefix "Hghness,"
100000 francs, and Prince with the same
prelX. 80. 900 francs.
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a Notshla Waddino

PARIS, Oct. 2S-The religious marriage
of Mile. Mohrenheim, daughter of Baron
Mohrenheim, the Russian ambassador to
France, to Lieutenant Deseze took place
to-day and was attended by Nine Garnet,
wife Of the President. and all the Embassa-
dors in Paris. A crowd gathered outside
the church and as the bridal party came out
they were greeted with cries OF Long live
Kussia. long live Francen'
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New YORK, Oct 29-The Herald says a
duel was fought a few days ago, Heidelberg
fashion, between two club men VINO are
mentioned only by initials. They quarreled
over politics and agreed to fight. &c v"
was the more expert and succeeded in draw
ing blood from the shoulder Of &c. /"
That ended the fight and the men are now
f. st friends
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a Bloody r o.

BERNE, Oct 28. - While the Lugano
Conservatives ana Liberals were celebrat-
ing with fireworks over the result of the
elections the commander of the Federation
troops ordered them TO dcsist. The people
resisted when they were attacked by the
troops, and several were wounded on both
sides. The commander is blamed for his
excess of Zpal
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Nor-par,isan Temperance -yom en-.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 2S.-A call has been is
sued for national convention of the Nom
Partisan National Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union to be held in Allegheny,
Pa, November 18th, Goth and 21st. The
representation is one delegate for every 100
paying members of the auxiliary State
unions, and in unorganized States or Terri
tories one delegate for 100 members or
fraction over ffty
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The O'Brisn.pnlon Mission.

LONDON, Oct. 28.-The Cologne Gazette
has an interview with T. P. O'Comor, in
which he is quoted as saying that the
O OBrien-DllOn mission to America has moth
ing 10 do with the potato famine. which is
the business of the British Government
"Our only concern" he says, "is to get
money for political purr oses.' The mission
counts upon getting 100000
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The Secretary Of
the Navy has decided not to make any ini-
mediate purchase of nickel to be used as an
alloy in the manufacture of steel arInOr
plates. The reports of the officers who Wis
tied the mines in Nevada, Canada and Eu-
rope show that the supply in New York i,
not limited. According to reports all the
nickel required for armor plates cln be
sechred at prices proposed by the Govern
mpnt
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California Patents.

WASHINGTON, Oct 28.-The following
California patents have been granted:
Henry S. Brink, Biggs, cultvator; James
b. Burrell, Wrights, machine for cutting
boards; Elswood Chaffey, Santa Monica,
mechanism for transmitting power; Leo-
pold Dahlstrom, assignee of one-half to r.
MeuZel, Santa Clara. valve mechanism for
double-acting pump; James c. Gibson, San
Francisco. clutch pulley; John j. Griffith,
San Bernardino, burglar alarm; Stephen c.
Houghton, assignee of one-half to l.. C.
Branch, San Francisco, adjustable seat
back; Augustus A. Lamont, Santa Rosa,
cuff-holder; Perham w. Rail, San Fran
cisco, navigable air-ship; DR.. +. Oliver. Oak
land, assignee to Hooker & Co.. San Fran
cisco, vehicle seat; James E. Pellow, Sierra
City. leaf-turner; Daniel w. Williams, For
tuna, shingle-shaping machine.
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Holland's King.

The HAGUE, Oct. 2S.-Dr. Mackay, Min
lister of the Colonies, has announced that in
the opinion Of the doctors the Kings health
IS such that he is incapacitated for perform
ing the duties of Government. He therefore
asks Parliament to make the declaration
chambers will reassemble tomorrow. when
decision III the matter will be announced.
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THE M'KINLEY BILL.

Action CT the New York importers on the 0mi S.
sion in the Tariff Bill.
New YORK, Oct. 28.-A meeting of the
importers Of this city was held in this city
this afternoon. which had under considera-
ton the Mckinley bill. James M. Consta-
BILE said the opinions of numerous attorneys
was that the omission Of Section 30 in the
engrossed COPY of the bill very possibly in
validated the entire act. a committee was
appointed to make an investigation and re-
port at u subsequent meeting.
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Kanunn Sub tanriatnd.

NEW YORK, Oct. 28-Dr. Isaac Aarono-
vich, Russian physician ana lawyer of
ability, who was exiled to Siberia for trans
lating Buckles History of Civilization, is
visiting here. He was pardoned after four
years exile. He sajs George Kennan has
told the truth. The men of whom he speaks
in exile" +"
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u began 20 hoIIct luit me sVdIJ
eruptions gradually dropped Off and disappeared
one by one, until 1 had been fully cured. | had
the disease thirteen months before 1 began taking
the REMEDIES, and in four or hve weeks was en-
tireIy cured NV disease was eczema and psoriasis
/ know OF q great many who have taken the i;EM-
EuIEs and thank me for the knowledge OF them-
especalIy mothers who have babes with scaly erup-
tions on their heads and bodies. cannot express
nv thanks to You. My body was covered with
scales and was an awful spectacle TO behold. Now
my skin is as clear as a babys
GEO. COTEY, Merrill, Wis
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Indemsnt Aenins, B,nk,rs

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-A judgment has
been entered against Vanderhoof. Morrison
q Co., bankers and brokers. in favor Of the
National Park Bank for 6,5I0, represent
ing an overdraft made on their account in
1883, and which they have since refused to
make good.
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A Un;ysrsity Fdad.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S.-Mrs. Davis, Miss
Mary Garrett and their associates Of COM
mittee of ladies who resolved to raise
100000 and give it to the Johns Hopkins
University for the purpose of founding a
medical college into which women would be
admitted. have accomplished the task and
the Trustees have accepted the fund.
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Cyar Nffeara EnIls.

NIAGARA FALLS, Oct 2S.-The bridge
tender of the railway suspension bridge
claims to have seen a skiff containing a
man pass under the bridge this morning.
The boat capsized at the first breaker, and
the man was not seen again. Nothing more
was learned about the matter.
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Califnrnia Prndnntn In 4ha Eark

New YORK, Oct. 28.-California apricots
and plums crystallized in granulated sugar
are meeting good success in this market.
The Commercial Bulletin notes that Cali
fOrnia raisin shipments are backward. The
Fresno district is relatively better than the
other sections. Riverside is the most un-
satisfactory. Local jobbers generally claim,
however, to have enough raisins to supply
the orders.
The hop market is reported decidedly
strong, with indications of further rise in
prices before the week ends.
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The New Orleans Assassinatiou.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2S.-The preliminary
examination in the Hennessey asSaSSina-
ton case was postponed indefinitely on
motion OF the District Attorney that the
prisoners be remanded without bail. Two
guns were found by street gangs this morn
ing in the vicinity of the killing. They, no
doubt, were used by the assasSius.
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Winners at Washin ptol

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-First race, three
quarters of mile, Bellwood won. Tanner
second Bellevue third. Time, 1:l6.
Second race, one and a sixteenth miles,
Foxmede won, Busteed second, King Hazem
third. Time, :52.
Third race. three-fOurths of mile, Harry
Rose won, Virgie second, Biddy Doyle third.
Time, 1:l6
Fourth race, one and an eighth miles, lee
berg won, Blue Jeans second, Bradford
third. Time, :57.
Fifth race, one mile, Cordelia won. Peri
cles second, Silleck third. Time, l :45.
Sixth race, Gentemen's steeplechase,
Natchez won, Mogul second, Punch third.
Time $50
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Pensioners

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Californa PEN
sions: Charles NJ. Green, Lone Pine Henry
Smith, National Military Home; Barbara E.,
widow Of Peter Juchom, Marysville; Cath
crime, widow of John w. RoSeborough,
Kelseyvlle; Jane, widow of Joseph B.
Mitchell, Elk Grove; James Hames, Peach
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REwARD1NG HIS FRIENDS.
Jud cial Promotions Predicted by Prominent
Iudiauiau.

CAdi 3lOluVLlUHS 3IcuiCttu ny
Indianian.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2S.-Ex- x-Congressman
Baker of Indiana quietly dropped into
Washington and was away again unawares
to the public here. Baker served three sue
cessive Congressional terms, being sue
ceeded by William II. Calkins, who is now
prominent Senatorial aspirant in the State
of Washington. Baker was also delegate
to the convention that nominated Harrison
for the Presidency and is the only Indiana
Republican who supported Harrison at Chi
cago who has not been substantially re-
warded. 1t is rumored here this morning
that Baker came to Washington at Pres-
dent Harrison's request. An lndianian high
in official life says that the President has it
in mind to appoint Gresham to the Supreme
Bench vacancy, put Judge Woods of In
dianapols in the District Court in Gresham's
present position as United States Circuit
Judge, and elevate Baker to Woods place.
immediately before his departure Mr..
Woods manner indicated his visit had been
thoroughly satisfactory.
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Glsds.one Idvocates Fres Trads,

EDINBURGH, Oct. 28.-Gladstone, in an
address to workmen to-day, extolIed free
trade He said the results of the last fifty
years legislation had been that trade had
multiplied fiyefold, the population had
doubled, and the social. moral and political
condition of the country had enormously
improved.
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The Disaffsc.ion Among Te,eeraph operato

The Disaffsc.ion Among Telegraph Operators.
CHICAGO, Oct. %. - Operators on the
Western Union here admit that great dis
satisfaction prevails, but say that the strike
at st. Paul was l-advised and will proba-
bly, result diSastrously for the men engaged
from the Chicago office, presumably for their
connection with the order. The officials Of
the company refuse to answer any ques-
tionS.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 2S.-The Western Union
office in this city gives no sign OF a strike.
Almost 4 full force is at work.
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Bsrs erker's Tins,

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Berserker's tips on
Linden: First race, G. w. Cook or Mad
stone; second, Zenobia or Silver Age; third,
Badge or Cassius; fourth, Gunwad or Pliny;
fifth. Middeston or Dundee; sixth, Yo-
Spmita Or Enlo
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Fatal Runaway Accident.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The widow of the
late Lieutenant CAN'T of the navy, and her
their horse ran away. The ladies jumped
from the carriage, Mrs. CAN'T being killed
and her daughter seriously injured.
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B. hiring Sea Question.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Blaine expects on
Thursday to meet the British Minister ard
Will tnen notify him to hand in definite
proposals and projects for. arbitra-
ti0n to which Lord Salisbury has
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Failnrs of a B nix.

KINsEY (Kans), Oct. 2s.-The Edwards
County Bank failed to-day. The asset, are
said to exceed the liabilities by large
amount and depositors will doubtless re-
ceive their claims in full
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shortin His sccounts.

NEWPORT (R. L.. Oct. 2S.-Dennis Il. Sui
livau, Treasurer of the Father Mathew
Totil Abstinence Society, is believed to be
short in his accounts about $500, and his
property has been attached to recover that
amount,
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suite visited Ursuline Convent and the Car
dinal's palace. The visitors were cordially
received by Cardinal Archbishop Tasche-
reau, who was attended by several digni-
taries of the church. The citizens gave
banquet to the visitors this evening.
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LONDON, Oct. 2S.-The offici al report of
the Dutch Government says that the coffee
harvest in Java is only 90, 400 piculs. Rio
Janeiro reports that the Brazilian crop is
very abundant.
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Business Embarrassment.

DENVER, Oct 2S.-The Sheriff to-day
took possession of the store of Samuel Pei
ton & Bro, furnishing goods, on an attach
the assets will largely exceed the liabilities.
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10 TOOk IKE Spots OF mOrIIr spOt-
ted on, and which came OF in
layers. accompanied with itching.
l would scratch every night until
l was raw, then the next night ths
scales, being formed meanwhile,
were scratched off again. In vain
did | consult all the doctors IN the
county, but without aid. After
giving up all hopes of recovery, 1
happened to see an advertisement
in the newspaper about your CUT
ICURA REMEDIES, and purchased
them from my druggist, and OBJ
tanned almost immediate relief.
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Freitns Recallei

LISBON, Oct. 28.-Advices from MOzam-
biqne state that the British gunboats safely
aScended the river and entered branch.
Letters OF recall have been sent to Senior
Freitas, the Portuguese Minister 10 England.
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Heavy Fire Losses.

APALAcHIcoLA Fla.). Oct 2S-The KIM
ball Lumber COmpany's mill and ware
houses were destroyed by fire Yesterday, to-
gether with furniture factory and iron
WORKS Ihe losses aggregate Sl6O, Co.,
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.

Attempt to Encircle the Globe in Six,y-Two
Days Abandoned.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.- George Francis
Train arrived here tonight after 112-hours'
journey from Tacoma Here it was learned
that lie had abandoned the attempt TO circle
the globe in sixty-two days, because of his
inability to make the necessary connection
at HOng-Kong for San Francisco.
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Fatal Accident to a Circus Train.

MACON (Ga.) Oct 2S.-By a ~rear-end co..
lision between two sections of Barnum's cir
Gus train this morning one man was killed
and one fatally injured. \ number of horses
were also killed.
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A Pardnneh Rnhhar

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s- The President
has granted pardon in the case Of Charles
II. Condor, who was convicted in Wyoming
of robbing the mails and sentenced in 1879
to Imprisonment for life.
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a Diplomaile Pom otion.

New YORK, Oct. 2S.-lt is announced that
Don Miguel Suarez Cranes, the Spanish
Consul-General here for eight years. has
been appointed Spanish Minister ut Wash
ington.
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Alleged Cure for Consumut;ou.

BERLIN, Oct. 2S.-The National Gazette
alleges that Professor Koch, having discov-
cred cure for consumption by moculaton,
will devote himself to experimenting.
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FORCED TO ASSIGN.

Failure of the Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct 2S.-The Mutual Fire In
surance Company assigned to-day. The
company expects to make a settlement in
full, having a large excess of assets over la
bilites. The cause Of the failure is said to
be the unusually severe losses sustained
durinp the mast wear
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CHICAGO, Oct 2S-The annual conven-
tion of the Unitarians of the West began
here this evening.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

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An Actress III.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2S.-Miss Julia Mar
lowe. the actress, is very i'll and threatened
with hrain faver