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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
4 MIGHTY EXPLOSION.
Three People Killed Outright snd Four In
jared Seriously.

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. 27.--Just at dark the
Worst United States Mine Supply Company
on Wilson avenue .in.this city, exploded vitn
a deep detonation and concussion that shook
no the most fashionable portion OF the eity.
There were a series OF explosions that e tlreiy
demolished the building and scattered
tmbers and bricks n all dire tions;
When the first fire engine, Ieachei
the scene the fremen were compelled on ae-
count of the explosions and flying debr.s TO
crawl with their hose toward the building.
Twelve people were employed in making
fuses and dynamite gun cotton. nitro gilycer-
inc and giant powder. When the 6rst explosion
occurred bystauders said tue roof appeared 20
be lifted from the iuildng. The report was
followed by piercing shrieks from within TIE
STRUCTURE. At the second explosion the walls
collapsed and there was silence Three peo-
ple were killed outright and i,onr.in lured-one
seriously. The killed are John Fink aged
fourteen Alfred Schaher. aged seventeen, ana
Paul Pfankuch. nephew Of the president OF the
company. all OF this city. Minnie ieck.
aged twenty. was cut badly in;the hips Inc
others were moro shocked than hurt; Of the
killed only Schafer was recognized the bodies
Of the other two being identified by their
clothing. None Of those who escaped can
Give anv cause for the explosion. The loss
will amount to 10000.
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nomoed a ministerial student.

JACKSON. MISS. Oct. 2.-The students Of
the Southwestern Baptist University are en-
ioying a sensation. Last night it is reported
twenty-six students masked themselves went
to the boarding house of Young Allen,
a ministerial student from Memphis,
carried him to the campus grounds
of the University and bumped him severe
ly against a tree. Allen recognized some
of the boys, and when they bumped
him the second time he proposed 10 fight
them but he was 100 much in the minority
10 accomplish anything or escape them.
The young men claimed that Allen volun-
teered his services as a spy against the other
students and would report thoir tricks to the
faculty. The faculty is investigating the
matter The names Of six Of the boys who
were IN the crowd have been learned.
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FURIOUS FACTION FIGHTS.
The Two Opposing Irish Political Parties
Meet al Cork.
THE POLICE PREVENT A BLOODY BATTLE.
Election Fights Also Occur At Palermo HaiY'
Between Italians and siciii"hs-
Foreign Events OF Interest.

Cork. Oct. 27.-The campaign wages hilari-
Gus and warm. Messrs. Dillon and obrien
arrived here to-day and were promptly seized
upon by their enthusiastic followers, who IN
sisted upon uuhitching the horses from the car
riage in which the leaders were seated. When
this had been accomplished Or. Charles n d.
Tanner. NJ. F., for the middle division OF the
county OF Cork, and a corpulent priest were
showed and butted on TO the carriage box.
large body guard from Maurice Heaiy's GUAR
ter of the city, all armed with goodstout oiacK
thorns. then surrounded the vehicle when.
in the midst Of terrific yen'
began its progress to the assembly
rooms. The Healyites, with sticks waving, IN
the air and uttering stentoran cheers iot
OBrien and Dillon, marched in compact
mass in the roadway. On the sidewalks ana
side by side with their opponents, hall walked
half trotted perspiring and hard swearing
thrcng of Parneliites, while between the TWO
bodies of marchers went the police meniully
warding off occasional vicious blows of black
thorns and always preserving the peace
"MUnpERous TRAITORS"
When the procession reached the Assembly
rooms and the two leaders Attempted 10 eu-
dress the vast crowd their voices were at once
drowned in yells and cries OF hurdereTs
Traitors - "Cowards :" and finally the far-
nelites gathered themselves together for
rush and were sweeping down on the heaiy-
ties when the mounted police charged tneln
and drove them back. The city Is fuh OF
priests and peasants all armed with cudgels
Ii is almost certain that serious riot Will oc-
cur sooner or later. Dillon and O'Brlen tnen
proceeded TO the convention, where Mr. Dlilon
presided.
THE M'CARTHYITE CONVENTION.
LONDON. Oct. 27.-Ths McCarthyite Con-
vention at Cork to-day was a success IN num-
bers and enthusiasm. John Dillon and VIII
liam O'Brlen delivered OratlOns strongly sup
porting Flayin, and police mounted and on
foot afterward escorted the orators TO their
hotel. The presence of the police prevented
riot. although the Parnellites were sullen
and threatening, and several McCarthltes -, on
their way home were brutally assaulted. Inc
troops of the garrison were oil kept IN par,
| racks ready 70 suppress any ahraY thai
might be too much for the police 70 ueal
| with
| RoME. Oct. 2G.-Bloody election fights have
occurred at Palermo between the Italians and
| the Silicians, the former swayed by the cleri,
| Gals. The police fired on the rioters, ana
wounded large Dumber.
Dupt.iS, Oct. 27.-'fhe people at th'
National Press Office ridcule the idea tina
the explosion of their Office last night wa
caused by gas. Professor Iichborne' inspec
tor of explosives, declares that powerful ex
plosye was used
! InRrIcK. Oct 27.-In quarrel to-day on
| boy fractured the skull Of another because O
his refusal TO tell his assailsnt whether he WA
ir favor Of the late Mr. farnei OF Mr. beaiy
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srAuSroN. Va, Oct. special J. The
state Board of Pharmacy is in session here.
Tbe board met to-day for business. To-mor-
row ,, and Thursday will be devoted to the e1-
animation of candidates. The lobby Of the
Virginia Hotel presented lively scene to-
nirIt. It IS crowded with young men VINO
have come here from all parts OF the state to
oo before the board of examiners. The board
Is composed of pr Robert Brydon OF Dan
vile president J. F. Christian Roanoke j.
W Pierce. Richmond G. h. Fleet, Lynch
burg and IL. r. Beckwith, Petersburg, secre-
tary. There are about thirty applicants
treeQut
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ST.. LOUIS. Mo. oct pa special from the
City Of Mexico says there IS well founded
mmor on the streets that the duty on corn
VIII be removed by the Mexican government,
owing TO the ehoriness Of crops and the fam
iue prevailing several States IF the kepuD-
J. The report from the flooded districts Of
Cuiapas are heart rendlng. lt Is stated tnat
lun ireis of people are on the verge Of star
VAT ou. IleState of Guiana uata, 10y a special
degree of Governor Gonzales has prohibited
tie export of corn from TIE State, and other
governors Will soon follow his example.
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atnrtlinr-If Trne-

IvScRp1-ne Va. Oct. 27.-Miss Lkens,
who resides near Shawsville. Montgomery
county. met terrible death recently. She
went out to gather berries on the mountain
side and not returning in seasonable time,
search was instituted for her. few miles
from her home the searchels ran across alarge
bear at whose feet the outlines Of woman
could be indistinctly observed. The bear was
dianatcbed and it was then found that bruin 5
victim wa Miss Likens The body was ter
rjbly mutilated and every evidence went to
show that the unfortunate girl had first been
squeezed TO death by the bear and then partly
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a Tcrrihle CYclnne.

CLEVELAND, o., oct. 2.-A special from
Connaut O.. says that terrible cyclone
struck that town shortly after clock Inst
even1ne' destroying about thirty houses and
cansinS a loss OF 100000. The terrific wind
storm was accompanied by very little rain. In
Cleveland the velocity Of the wind was from
thirty 10 forty miles an hour all night, and
iake Erie was literally turned inside out.
Seyeral vessels are reported to have been
wrecked, but no dehnite news has as yes
been received concerning them.
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A Conservative victory.


T,osDoN. Oct. 27.-The Conservatives arc
hiehlv elated by their victory in the Strand
I liberal success was not Anticipated, but the
smaIlness of the Liberal vote from 1885 and
1856 is q great disappointment; In 1888 the
Liberals had 2 4s6 votes tor their candidate
10 3 CAS- for the lato W. Ii. Smith. In los' the
Liberal vote was sos and now 1t is still be-
low 1900. This is construedjby the Tories
as indicating that the liberal Unionists are
not going back to the fold.
The attitude OF Mr.. Gladstone on tho
Feyptisn question and the existing troubles
in ireland were made use OF by the Con
seryatiyes during tho campaign, and there Is
no doubt that the distinguished father gave
Young Mr.. Smith considerable prestige.
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IN fAyoR or rnE rILDEN HEIRS
Tho Trust Is Declared Void-opinioh "' VIC
new York Court OF Appeals

&sw York Court OF Appeals
ArBANY. n. T.. oct. 27.-The court OF ap-
peals rendered decision Ills morning IN the
case Of George.H Tilden, agent andrew Il.
Green and others as executors, etc, appel
lants. and Laura b. Hazard et a.. respond
EMS. affirming the judgments with costs pay
able 20 on parties out of the estate. ms
ro.1ers the Iilden trust void, and IS IN taNor
OF the heirs.
Tie opinion IS written by Judge Brown and
is concurred in by Chief-judge Folleit ana
Judge Haight and Parker. Judge Bradley
writes u dissenting opinion, which IS CON
CURED n by Judges Potter and Nann. j.,
Samuel J Ilden. Jr.. was present when tne
decision was handed down and was Warmly
congratulated by many present on the out
come of his fight.
lnder tho statue Of distribution that regu-
lates the inheritance Of property the issue o.
Mrs Pelt0n and Henry s.. Widen sister anu
brother of ex-Governor Iilden. come III loI
elual shares Of the 100000. Mrs W. H. laH-
ard is the only heir on tie PeltOn side ana mus
Is entitled 10 100000. The ether four mi
lion is subject t. the claim OF the other SIX
children of HeuryA. IilIen. They are George
n nlden. $. J 'llden. Jr.. Mrs. Nliilam -.
Wbttlesey. Mrs swan. q widow. who hFe7
in New Lebanon Mrs. Willis Payne ana -lrS'
Schwartz Of New y Ork city.
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BMuM0ur. Nd, oct. 29.-The three-story
brick building l0l and 2ll Clay street occu-
pied by Rouemous a. Company, manuiactur-
trs of TIN signs aud tiuwaro was compile teiy
Quilted by fire this afternoon. There we're
fourty-four hands at work In the building,
including twent five girls, The latter were
badly frightened aud some slightly injured,
bat all got ont The loss ID the building and
stock IS about $4,000 There was no iusur-
auce. the policies having recently run out
The adjoining property was damaged by water
10 the extent Of c2O0l
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Brryr. II0Nr.. Oct While gang Of
wukmen were 40 work drilling rock on the
Pacific extension of the Great Northern rail-
road near Great rails. Mont. this morning, Il
ho'e I'm one section of the rock containing
powder became clicked with some wash ID
aud The foreman started TO drill It out. a
spark iented the powder, causing terrible
explosion. -Four of the men were instantly
killed and FIVE injured so seriously that there
ls lu hoppe OF .teir recovery. he foreman
escaped 0the woods AID i- is thought he has
gone Insane over the accident caused by ms
careIe-surls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
DEsPFRArE pEATH STRUGGLE.
Fierce Fight Botwoca Omcer Broughion ana
Charles scribnor.

Charles scribnor.
NoRrolK. Va. oct 27.-iSpecial. This
evening. about o'clock Deputy Constable
.roushton. Of this city, shot and mortaIly
wounded Charles A. Scribner. of Boston.
Scrihner ia brick.ayer one Of the hands
EMPLOYED upon the new market house. The
men met Oh Talbot street in front OF the
Mint saloon. Scrbner was drinking aud
WIS accompanied by one Of Broughton.s q
friends An alteration took place IN which
Broughtou was struck over the head with bis
own billy. uhich had been wrencned from
his hand The constable drew his pistol and
Scribner ran down the street and INTO a
barber shop closely pursued 10y BrOuehton,
who hal fired twice rs they ran. In the shop
Scriouer was shot IN the breast and tell, but
i'm an instant was upon his feet. and, securing
Broughtons pistol, knocked him down ana
before they could be separated almost beat
the mans head into a Jelly, inflicting more
than Ia dozen ugly wounds. Both men are III
bed. and the death OF either would not be a
surprise
10 night on the conner Of Church and
Queen streets a general fight among negroes
took place. and Frank Chalmers was cut IN
three places with a ralor ID the hand OF James
Griffin both cOlOred.
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4TTfChED THE JUDGE.
A Convicted Criminal Gives Vent to Terri
BILE Rage I'm Courtroom.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct. 27.-For term OF
wears Louis Koester has been the terror OF
the country around Hamburg, Erie county
70, bis criminal assaults upon little children.
Koester was brought before Judge Seaver
this morning for sssaulting a three-yea old
girl and was sentenced 10 seven years IN the
Eric county penitentisry at hard labor,
Then ensued remarkable scene: koester
grew nearly liyid with rage and addressed 9
Tolley of abuse to the presiding Judge ana
was about TO hurl a chair at the sheriff when
a deputy grabbed him by the neck ana hsSf'y
choked him to death.
Koestor is twenty-seven years OF age and
has been maintained for several years by an
indulgent law in the insane asylum.
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Nrw YonK. Oct. 27.-The E. b. Childella,
n n nj Cleveland. o., a prominent minit ter
~ the PRESBYTERIAN church. was married this
morning to Mrs. Manning a widow seventy
ak wears old The groom IL over eighty
Years old. lie has been missionary the
Sreater part of his life The bride ID said to
be worth at least million.
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cavaruor C.mpbelrs suits.

PsrrspyLPHIA. Pa, Oct. 27.-In the Com
mon Pleas Court to-day Governor Campbell,
of Ohio, entered suit for damages against
the Press Company, limited. for libel. Inc
alleged libel was contained IN dispateh ifoui
CoInmbus Ohio. published in the Press OK
September 27. in which il was stated the:
Governor Campbell owed large sums OF
money which he was unable to pay.
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Exnlnins His Murder.

was taken TO the scene Of his crime yesterday
and pointed out to the officers where he had
buried Whalen's coat and vest. The articles
were unearthed by the officers and found 10
be covered with blood Coy then took the
officers 20 the house whore the murder oc-
CURED aud showed how the crime had been
committed. No important new points were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
Afe Rougl on Rats.

P1r.sASrynLE, n. j., Oct. 27.-Japhet Ire
land the husband of the woman who eloped
with Ezra Ireland three weeks ago, ate an APP
pie to-day which had been filled with rough
ment Pin holes found in the peelngs showed
how the poison had been inserted. Mr..
Ireland was taken seriously Ill aud is not yet
out Of danger,
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Looking for Another Sovereign.

LONDON. oct. 27.--lt seems rather late
neriod for Jacobitsm 10 find expression IN
Great Britain. but it appears that the house
of Stuart has some adherents yet. AT meet
in in the quaint old town of st Ives, Corn
wall. somebody argued that any stray de-
scsndant of the late pretenders should DO
hunted up and put on tho throne, aud moved
a resolution TO that effect. Thereupon tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-28
Damage by the Buchanan Fire.

BrcHANAS, Va. Oct. 27.-The Berkely
Arms Hotel at this place. which was totally
destroyed by fire at o'clock this morning,
No the LARGEST in the State Loss, SIOO 900:
Insurance under $50. .0OO The fire is believed
20 he the work Of an incendiary, Us the hotel
was unfinished and unoccupied.
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po,,ovod ,o ia Correct This Time.

SPOKANE. VASE, Oct. 27.-it is reported
that Governor Ferry intends appointing
Tanker James n. Glover of this city TO the
I'njted States Senatorshp. United states
Senator Allen Of Walla Walla Is about to oe
anpointed United States circuit Judge clover
l. now president of the First National DanK'
The report is believed to be correct.
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PETERSBURG. VA. Oct. 27.-lspecial.l J.
Denntv sheriff Turnbull, of Brunswick
county. passed through here this afternoon
en- route to Richmond with Margaret Archer
a white woman, who was convicted at this
term of the court of the murder OF her
brothers wife and her punishment hAed al
fourteen years in the penitentiary.
Mr.. Walter Brown, of this city. has re-
ceiyed his credentials as Deputy State Coun-
cillor Jr. Q. l.. A. NJ.
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UxyrRsIrY oF VIRGINIA, Oct 27.-ISpecial }
a football match between the Lava and
"Mels' here to-day. resulted: Laws, q; Meds,
st.. The features OF the game were the PLAYING
Of Cunningham. Jones Thomas and McCul-
locu for the Meds. aud Stone, Catchings and
tiaat for the Laws. The game was played
for the Barr.nger Cup.
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NEW YoRK. Oct. 27.-This afternoon Billy
Madden. acting in the interest Of Pete Maher,
the Irish champion. covered the $1,000 re-
Gently deposited with New York newspaper
for Jim Corbett with challenge to meet
any tiptop heavyweight.
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OMAHA, EEB.. Oct 27.-Thomas Doerhinger,
deiaulting treasurer of the pittsburg. Pa.
school board. was arrested here to-day as he
Was stepping from Rock Island train. He
al first gave his name as Henry W. Jones, but
afterwards acknowledged his identity. His
shortage Is $4,000.
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PAEgrRsBURG, w. Va, Oct. 2z.-This city
is excited over a murder committed last night
in dive known as The Spencer Ranch" A
man named BeUosd had his bowels dug out
iu most revotlng manner and was brutslly
killed. John Smith was stabbed and cut in
tLs back and may die. Five persons have
been arrested and the police have in their
possession tho weapons used. When found
tie place presented a slaughter-pon.
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rhe Defendant pischarged.

CaARLrsroN. s. C.. Oct Pin the United
States Court to-day Judge Simonton decided
Conway an employe of the Postal and Ca
bic Telegraph Company. now engaged IN lay
ing wires between this city and Savannah,
that under the act OF Congress accepted by
the Postal Telegraph Company the defendant
who had been arrested on charge OF OBJ
straetipg the public road, was held IN viola
tion of an act OF Congress and must be dis
,harraI
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FLOODS IN EUROPE.
Great Damage in spain-Tho Waters Slowly
Recede IN England.
lBy Cable to the Timesl

fBy Cable 70 the Iimes.l
MADRID. Oct. o. Throughout Spain more
or less damage has been done by floods. In
many Of the submerged districts acute dis
tress nrevaiis among the poorer classes, The
Fbro is still rising and is flooding the streets
Of Tcrtosa in the province Of Tarragona.
MANY villages are entirely isolated from the
surrounding towns and hamlets, and there is
everywhere a great loss in crops, and live
stock The villages Of Gualchos ana Crcenear'
Granada. are completely inundated.
T~~poS. Oct 27.-The floods in England
are slowly subsiding Notwithstanding this,
bowever the floods are still doing much dam
ACE in various partsof the country A long
rsilroad cutting near Maidstone, Kent. which
had been undermined by the water to-day col
lepsed. completely blockading the railroad
lines
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Why He KILLED Himself.

Boston. Mass. Oct. 21.-The morning
papers publish Il story TO the effect that Ery-
Inc Evans. the broker committed suicide be-
cause partner in certain large business
transactions refused 10 perform his part OF an
sgreement in a deal which involved the loss
az Q5O O00
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The P.nnsyIyania Steal.

H,nntspuRa, Pa, Oct 27.--Ths proceedings
in the Senate this morning degeneratsd INTO
innumerable political discussions apu n1sn-
ing OF political nature was aono: I'D s re ~ ~
torney- general With purpose to make polit-
ical capital out of the inquiry.
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hlNSrPoLIs, MIN, Oct. 27.-A Winnipeg
special saws. Fire broke out to-day in the
new provincial Deaf Mute Asylum, and owing
T. the Jack o tie water supply the building
mutes escaped without injury. The heavy
damage ID covered by insurance.
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Newspaper Man Suicides.

CLlnFsvrrLr. WA. Oct. 27.-P; j. Tracy
a correspondent Of newspapers In New ork
philadephia. Baltimore. Chicago and PITTS
bnry committed suicide last night by shoot
inc himself through the head. No cause s
known for the deed.
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ua.Elnnd In His EYe.

NEw York. oct. 27.--Rudyard kipling' TIE
novelist who arrived here yesterday on tho
steamship La Gascogne. comes here 10 seek
yedress from numerous publishers who nave
.'pirated,p it is alleged, number OF his
stories
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Natural Gas the Cause.


LONDON. Oct. 27.-A scientific investigation
has been made as 10 the cause OF the explo-
sion in the office of tho National Press, the
Dublin McCmthyite paper. and experts arc
satisfied that II was caused by nsturs. gas
and not by explosives placed by Parnsiiites.
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Omcisi Report OF tho Riots.

ST. PgTERsBuRo. Oct. 27.-The official re.
port of the Starodob riots states that after
the town had been looted and the Jews driven
out the pea ants indulged 30 freely in LIQUOR
that many died from the effects OF the de-
bauch.
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WNvrpEG. MAN. Oct. E.-Word has
reached here of the wreck Of the steamer
Sovereign in Lake Superior with wheat laden
for Rudalo. She had as a cargo 10000 bush
els of wheat shipped by Robben Armetage;
Of this citv. The steamer is said 10 be total
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The Conservative Elected.
fpv vCahla N tho Times.

LONDON Oct. 27.-Mr. Frederick Smith. son
of the late First Lord OF the Treasury, was
elected from the Strand to-day TO his fat ners
for Gutteridge tho Liberal candidate.
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PALO ALTO. the
good old campaign
er, beat his record
to-day in a beauti
ful exhibition, doing
the mile in 2.10. he
made the circuit
without a skip and
with very little
urging. The quar-
ters we're made in 80,
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LONDON. Oct. 27.--The amount OF bullion
withdrawn from the Bank Of England on
balance was 250.0O0 pounds, The entire
amount is for shipment to America.
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CHARLorTE y. C.. oct. 27.-lSpecial. The
new A. T.. l.. church. Ia this city. was dedi-
Gated to-day. Rev Dr. Grier, of Duowest
college. preached the dedication sermon.
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II3y LRDIt 70 TIC IIHIe7I
LONDON. Oct. 27.-Rev. Frederick n, A.
Scriyener Ill. d.. ID. G. H.. tho noted Bibh-
cal and Greek scholar, ID dead.