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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-07
Flavin Elected In Cork.

CORK, Nov. 6.-At the close of the poll
ing Mr.. FIavin was credited with victory.
The counting of ballots commences in the
morning. The polling was heavy. 1t was
noticeable in the many alterations be-
tween priests and Parnellites, the women
in most cases sided with the priests. Will
lam O'Brien received an ovation from the
women, who presented him with flowers
and even Invested themselves of their
shawls for him to walk upon. The sup
porters of Flavin claim majority of 1000
for him, while the ParLellites believe they
carried the election by one hundred ma
iority.
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Truth About the Baltlmore's Action at ouin


CHICAGO, Nov. Ga private letter re-
ceived to- day from Benjamin w. Wells,
one of the United States steamship Balti-
more's officers, by his father in this city,
explodes the assertion of British naval
officers that the Baltimore acted as a spy
on the Chilian insurgents when the latter
landed at Quinteros. The beginning of the
letter is dated August "a:
my last letter to you was from Co.
quimbo. The day it was mailed we re-
ceived word the insurgents had landed neal
Valparaiso"
The extract shows conclusively that the
Baltimore, instead of being alongside of the
British ship Champion on the day of the
Quinteros landing as the officers of thai
ship asserted, according to dispatch iron
Victoria, b. c., printed this morning, was
at Coquimbo and not near Quinteros. MIR
Wells says news of the landing reached
him at breakfast and the Baltimore
did not leave Coquimbo until midnight
The first thing that attracted attention
on reaching Valparaiso haroor at sunset the
following evening, was the insurgent wal
ships Abtao and Magellanes, with fagt
flying at all the masts, In celebration OF thu
1DSuTSeOb SUCCESS III GuS nTSb Jay uSuu.
| The letter then described the scenes at
tending the fall of Valparaiso, including
the taking of wounded officers, women AM
children aboard the Baltimore and practi
cally the accession of the junta to power
He then added prophetically: eve vii
not be in good favor here, that may b
taken for granted. After capturing tn
Itata and cutting the cable at Iquique, tn
chances for bare politeness are exceedingl
SLIM
The letter concludes as follows: &"
heard the minister of war say last nigh
that as the side of battle was turnin
against him he turned to the commando
of one Of the battalions and said to him
Major, where are your men2' Pos
them in such and such place
The officer answered: Sir, to me tn
battalion no longer exists Just think o
it! Entire battalions completely wiped GU
and this was only one of many. There
no doubt about it, the government wa
frightfully beaten. All the doctors W
can spare are ashore working in tn
hospitals. One sent ashore yesterday
went up to the battlefield and worked owe
the wounded there. One thousand fv
hundred were brought in last night.
J 1t was after this letter. telling of til
Baltimore's surgeons work of humanit
for the wounded soldiers had been mailed
J that portion of the Baltimore's Gre
: were frightfully maltreated in the stree
, of Valparaiso Mr.. Wells was the Office
, in charge OF the boats that landed d.
| tachment of American blue jackets sr
marines during the disorder following Il
! insurgents victory.
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Garfield Park Races.

CHICAGO, Nov. Give furlongs-Nor-
wood won, Frank second, Good Day third.
Time-1:0l2l.
Mile-Annie Brown won, My Queen
second, Adrienne third. Time :4315.
Mile and an STANDARDIZATION won, Tom
Jones second, St. Adams third. Time
l :57115.
Six furlongs-Ray won, Ronald second
Big Casino third. Time :151.
Six furlongs-Lucinda y IA, Fitzhugt
Lee second, Harry Weaver third. Time
1:15.
Six furlongs-Lorenzo won, Sister Linda
second, Costa Rica third. Time: 10.
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Results of the Earthqake In japan.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA telegram from
the Japanese government to-day was re-
ceived by Tatenai, Japanese minister, CIV
ing an account of the earthquake which
occurred in Japan on October %. 1t seems
from this report the damage caused by the
earthquake was confined almost entirely to
the procedures of Aichi and Gifu. Nagoy
is the chief city in the Aichi prefecture
and has population of 10000, There are
very large cities in the Gifu prefecture.
No mention is made Of any damage in any
other parts of Japan. According to this
information $500 persons were killed, 5000
were injured, $4,000 houses totally de-
stroyed and IL, 600 badly damaged.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. Cup to last
night 127 of the released convicts had re-
turned to Nashville. The miners in Coal
Creek district are still in ferment. Their
releasing the convicts does not seem to
have satisfied them, and unless other de,
mands made by them are conceded by the
operators strike may occur. The gov
ernor has not yet done anything in regard
to the ordering out of the troops, but it is
said they will not be surprised if called
O,,t
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Terrific Giant Powder Explosion.

LEADvILLE, Colo, Nov. Ga terrific
explosion occurred at the heading to the
Rusk-Ivanhoe tunnel last night, where
nine men were at work. Bob Wilkinson
was torn into atoms, Gus johnson died in
an hour, Jack Alcott had both eyes torn
out and three others had legs broken and
were internally injured, while three were
bauly bruised. The explosion was caused
by one of the men striking the giant powder
in one of the shots with drill.
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Preparing for the Brazilian Elections.

PARIS, Nov. Ga dispatch from Rio de
Janeiro states the elections for members of
the new chamber of representatives are
expected to take place in January. Con-
gress will revise the constitution and will
retain its republican and federative charac-
ter. The dispatch further states commits
sion has been appointed for the summary
trial of persons charged with being enemies
of the repuo lio. Upon conviction of that
charge they will be banished from the
country
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VacOur COnfesses.

PARIS, Nov. 6.-Vacour, arrested yester-
day on suspicion of being the murderer of
the man whose headless remains were
found in a cellar, has made confession.
He strangled his companion after a
drunken fight, carried his body to the
cellar, decapitated it and threw the head
into public latriEe. The head was found
tonight in the place indicated by the
murderer.
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Theatres in Rio de Janeiro cIossd,

LISBON, Nov. 6.:-Cable dispatches re-
ceived today from Rio de Janeiro contain
the information that all theatres and other
places of amusement have been closed by
the authorities. Soldiers are patrolling
the city for the purpose of preventing the
assemblage of people. All public buildings
are guarded by troops Members of the
diplomatic corps are holding conference
today in regard to the situation.
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Admiral De Rsrnanger FIGHTS a Duel.

MADRID, Nov. 6.-Admiral De Bernanger,
minister of marine, recently challenged
the editor of a newspaper of this city to
fight duel. The duel was fought today,
four pistol shots being exchanged, but
neither of the combatants was wounded.
The seconds then declared honor satisfied
and refused to allow further hostilities.
Immediately after the duel it was an
nounced that Bernanger had resigned as
minister of marine
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Abdallah Park Races.

CYNTHIANA, KY, Nov. {. -Abdallah Park
races.
The 1928 stallion stake-Arbiter won,
Belle Peters second. Best time-2 :223l.
The $50 stake-Patchmore won, Spray
second, Bohemian third. Best time-2 .23%.
Mahada, to beat 2 :373l, made 2:3O%.
Granada, two-year-old, to beat 800,
made 2 :543I.
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Senior Mont IN New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Senor Pedro
Montt, Gillian minister to the United
States, met his wife on board the steamer
Andean yesterday afternoon. The lady is
accompanied by four members of the Chill
ian legation. The party left in the even
ing for Washington. None of the members
of the party could be induced to speak
about CHILEAN affairs.
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Order Prevails in Rio de Jaue;ro.

Rio DE JANEIRo, Nov. 6.-The situation
Of affairs here today is reassuring The
troops which have been guarding the tele-
graph offices since the disturbances com
menced have been withdrawn. Complete
order prevails and the usual amount of bus
mess is being transacted. The government
has ceased TO interfere with any kilograms
The the general impression is a revolution
IS not likely and the prosperity of the
country will be unimpaired by the recent
occurrences.
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Baltimore Sugar Refinery.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Much surprise was
created by the statement that majority of
the stock of the Baltimore Sugar refinery
had been sold to Boston parties. The re-
ffnsry was controlled by local capital and
is believed to be in no Danger OF absorption
by the sugar trust. Although it is stated
the purchasers are not connected with the
trust, there are still fears that the refinery
will ultimately fall into the hands of that
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 6.-Six furlongs-
Drift won, Chestnut Belle second, First
Lap third. Time-1:17.
Nine furlongs-Hy by won, Arcenti
second, Bob Forsyth third. Time-1 81
Handicap, five furlongs-Spring Away
won, Bessie Bisland second, Governor
third. Time-1 :028I.
Handicap, mile Ethel Gray won
Princess Lima second, Somerset third
Time-1 AZ.
Five furlongs-Forest won, Sophis
Hardy second, Teaset third. Time-l :O4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-07

TEMPLE, Tex, Noy. 6.-Only one of four
men killed in the railroad accident Wednes-
day has been identified. He is w. E. Greer,
a Jockey from Louisville.
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The New York Legislature.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-The latest returns
received by the Associated Press indicate
the senate will stand as follows: Repub-
licans, II; Democrats. IA Independent
Republicans, /.
The mbly-Republican 60; Demo
Gratis, Sc; Independent Democrats, 2.
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Bearing Stocks with Gould Rumors.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-The rumor sent out
Thursday from Wall street news agency
to the effect that Jay Gould had suffered
relapse and was in serious condition, and
followed by report to-day that Gould
was dead. was undoubtedly started for the
purpose of bearing stocks, as there seems
nothing on which to base it.
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AS; rike Declared Off.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-The strike at the tin
plate department of the ST. Louis Stamp
ing company's mills has been officially de-
clared off by the Amalgamated Association
of Iron and Steel Workers and all the men
have returned to work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-07
= Cargo Of Cotton ON Fire.

HAvRE. Nov. 6.-The cotton cargo of the
steamer Choliorton (Brltish), from New
Orleans, comprising 4, $50 bales, which ar
rived at Havre to-day, is on fire and burn
ing freely.
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Perished in a Prairie Fire.

PLANKINGToN, S. D., Nov. IA terrible
prairie fire burned across the western por-
ton of Aurora county yesterday. Nicholas
Wolf and Anton Ahrens persisted In the
flames. A large amount Of property has
bean DESTROYED.
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A summons Served on Secretary Noble.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Maior Ransdell,
marshal Of the District of Columbia, this
morning served legal process on Secretary
Noble to appear at court and answer TO a
suit brought against him as secretary of
the interior by the Union River Logging
Railroad mpanY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-07
Three Mile Pacing Record Reduced

KNOXVILLE, Iowa, Nov. 6.-The worlds
three mile pacing record to-day was re-
duced 1921 seconds, at the Iowa Driving
park, by Joe Jefferson, 2:194, by Thomas
Jefferson. He made the three miles in
1881. The best previous record 7:44 was
made by James K. Polk, in 1S47.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-07
E,trad,ction of Balmaceda's Ministers,

VALPARAISO, Nov. Ga public meeting
has been convoked to demand the extradi-
ton of two of Balmaceda's ministers impli-
Gated in the plot to murder Colonel Canto.
1t is believed the ex-ministeIs in question
have taken refuge in the United States
legation at Santiago
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The Case of Consul Rand.

WASHINGTON, Nov 6.-No notice has yet
reached the department Of state respecting
the refusal of the Spanish government to
grant an exequatur to the United States
consul at Ponspe, Caroline Islands. The
consul is Herbert L. Rand, of Illinois
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A hurricane Swearing Chielans.

MADRID, Nov. 6.-Advices from ChicIana
SAYS terrific hurricane Is sweeping that
place. The Segura has overhowed and IL
iuundeting the town; the streets are i'm
passable and the new bridge destroyed. A
large number Of cattle in the surrounding
districts have been drowned.
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Ponca Surplus Lands.

KANSAS CITY, Kan, Nov. 6.-Governor
D. H. Jones, chairman of the Cherokee
commission, arrived here this evening from
Ponca. Hopes are entertained that the
surplus lands of the Ponca tribe, embrace
ing about six thousand acres, will soon
become public domain by purchase.
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Iron Workers on Strike.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 6.-About eight hun
dred men employed in Jones & Laughlin's
mills struck to-day against the increased
hours Of labor and others threaten to do
likewise if their hours are increased. The
strike caused the suspension of worn in the
Briggs mill.
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Artist Yennell Arrested in Russian Poland

LONDON, Nov. Ga dispatch from
Vienna to the Times says telegram has
been received in that city from Pennell, the
artist stating he was arrested at Beroicher;
Russian Poland and was confined for thirty
six hours. He was subsequently released
and expelled from Russia
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Receiver Beal Qualities.

Boston, Nov. 6.-Thomas P. BeaPs bond
as receiver of the Maverick bank has been
approved by the court. The assets of the
bank cannot be handed over to him by the
examiner until an inventory has been
made of them by the examiner. This will
require delay of several days.
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A Pnllman Gar Porter Punished.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. Ga Pullman
car porter named Wallace quarreled with
Agent Gilmore at Lake Mississippi few
days ago, and struck him on the head ana
boarded the train just as it pulled out. Last
night as the train stopped band of TWEEN
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EdItor Eortune Awarded Damages.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The jury to-day
awarded Thomas Fortune, the colored ed
itor of the New York Age, $3.50 damages in
an action brought against the proprietors
of Sixth avenue hotel for being assaulted
and refused drink because of his color.
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ANXIETY for the Bark HayIl.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Lloyds' agent at Free
mantle, Western Australia, telegrsphs that
the Norwegian bark Havil, which sailed
from New York April 4 last, bound to
Freemantle, has not yet arrived. Grest
anxiety prevails as to her safety.
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ty-five armed white men boarded the train,
broke into the car in which Wallace had
locked himself and marched out into the
woods with him, telling the conductor
they would bring him back in an hour, but
would not guarantee he would be alive.
The train did not walt A telegram from
Meridian to-day oenies the report that
Wallace was lynched, but says he was
beaten nearly to death. The regulators are
supposed to be Gilmore's friends.
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Captain Bengoechea Swept Overheard.

HAVANA, Nov. 6.-The chief officer of
the Spanish steamer Emliano, from Liver
pool, reports that four days after
leaving that port. Captain Bengoechea was
swept overheard by an enormous wave
and all efforts t. save him were fruitless.
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The Run on the Five Cent Bank.

BosToN. Nov. 6.-The run on the Five
Cent Savings bank continues this morning
but it is in lessened degree. President
Evans says the run is about over Some
who withdrew have today returned to
deposit again. Less than per cent. of the
deposits was withdrawn on the heaviest
day OF the run.
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Feara Tor the Hattie NJ. Crowall.

BosToN, Nov. 6.-Graye fears are enter
tanned for the safety OF the three-masted
schooner Hattie M. Crowell, OF Providence.
which sailed from Long Cove, Maine, 90.
tober %, for New York. The Crowell had
seven men all told.
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The Burned steamer Was the LUX

LONDON, Nov. Ga dispatch received
says the steamer burned in the vicinity of
Negropont has been identified as the Brit
ism steamer Lux, bound from Batoum to
Antwerp
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A Boat from Collier Washed Ashore.

LONDON, Nov. Ga boat belonging to
the collier Katholeen has been washed
ashore at Clacton sea, Essex. 1t is feared
the collier, which carried crew of seven
men, fourdered with all on board,
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Dismissed for Attending the Ferry Banquet.

Berlin. Nov. 6.-Herr Dreyer, another
Alsatian manufacturer who was present at
the Ferry banquet, has been dismissed
from the office which he held, that of
moyor of Lessering, where eros lives.
eros, having also attended the banquet has
resigned the mayoralty.
Cold weather prevails throughout Ger
many, and the ground is covered with
snow. A postman was frozen to death be.
tween Sotern and bridesmaid.
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Testing a Contemplating Machine.

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 6.-rhere was very
satisfactory trial near here to-day of the
VOLTS Lisponard cotton picker, and it is
thought next years crop of cotton will be
picked to great extent by machinery,
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Mr.. Jackson,s Selection Endorsed.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Times, Standard
and other Unionist papers generally con-
slider the selection Of Mr.. Jackson for the
Irish chief secretaryship the best that
could have been made.
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No Fear of Prolonged DisquIet.

PARIS. Nov. G.-The secretary of the
Brazilian legation here does not fear there
will De prolonged period of disquiet in
Brazil as the Brazilians are naturally toe
conservative and orderly for such state
of affairs to exist long.
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ENDURING into Unlawful M1uing Galleries
BERLIN, Nov. Enquiry is being made
into the unlawful extension of mining gal
leries at Lichenan, endangering the safety
Of the Silesian mountain railroad.
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Thomas Dana & Co. q Affairs.

Boston, Nov. 6.-Charles Raymond of
Chicago, brother of William Raymond, Of
Thomas Dana s. Co.'s, it is SAID will put
100000 into the new firm and all mer-
chandise liabilities will be assumed.
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Atchison Earnings for October.

BosToN, Nov. 6.-The Atchison October
statement, including the ST. Louis & San
Francisco system, gives the gross earnings
81, 547 900, an increase of 1882, 900.
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Luray Iron and Furniture Works Burned

LURAY, Va, Nov. 6.-The Luray Iron
and Furniture works pave been burned.
The loss is about S125, 900 and the insurance
500 600
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Giving Rioters the Knout.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.-The governor
of Simburski is suppressing rioters with a
heavy hand. Rioters are sentenced to re-
ceive 500 lashes. 1t is reported three Of
the offenders have died while punishment
was being inflicted.
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petition asking for the partition and allot-
ment of Cherokee lands. Joel b. Mayes,
chief of the nation, and others are made
defendants. The petition asks for the
allotment Of $4,000, 900 acres equally among
the five tribes Of the nation. The suit is
the largest ever brought in United States
court.
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An Alabama Bank Fails.

NASHVILLE, Nov. Ga Florence, Ala,
special says: The Bank of Florence failed
this morning to open its doors. The officers
refuse to make a statement. The assets
and liabilities cannot be ascertained.
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RIO DE JANEIRo, Nov. 6.-President May
ring, of the Bank of the Republic, domin-
ates public affairs. Count de Figuerredo
has been placed under surveillance.
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Kennedy and LIoyd 20 Fiebt.

CHICAGO, Nov. Calf Kennedy yester-
day arranged contest between Martin
Flaherty, the vanquisher of Link Pope, and
Abe Lloyd, of Brazil. The men will meet
at 116 pounds near Streator, ILL.,, November
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Twenty Peonls Persisted.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Further advices from
the island of Negropoint, in Egean sea,
state that the total number Of people who
persisted by the burning of an unknown
british oil steamer was twenty
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Tony Harris Funeral.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 6.-The funeral
of Tony Hart (Anthony j. Cannon) took
place from the residence of his niece this
morning.
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George Montt Unantmously Elected.

LONDON, Nov. Ga dispatch from Val
paraiso to- day says Admiral George Montt
was unanimously elected president of
the republic of Chill.
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Ale Quiet in Rio.

New YORK, Nov. Ga prominent bust
ness firm of this city today received the
following from Rio: Everything is quiet;
business is proceeding as usual.n
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Nothing Serions Anticipated.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Times Rio dis
patch says it is the general opinion nothing
serious will happen. Exchange is firm and
business proceeds as usual
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A Miuistery of Agrieulture Demanded.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.-The Moscow
Gazette demands the formation of a min
lstry of agriculture, which it sets forth
would prevent conflicting policies leading
! to famine.