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Seals Leaving Bering Sea.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The report from
Captain Healy. commanding the steamer
Bear, dated Oonalaska, November 9. says
that seals are rapidly leaving the Bering
Sea Islands and that but few now remain
on ST. George. the number being ins sufficent
TO meet the food requirements OF the natives
during the winter
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The Texas Raiu.Makers.

New ORLEANS, Nov 26.-The Pcayune's
San Antonio (Tex.) special says: The rain
making experiments which were begun yes
terday by Dyrenforth and party were kept
up until o'clock this morning with some
results, though not copious downpour suf-
fcient to demonstrate that the theory of
producing rain by concussion is correct
one.
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FEMALE HORSETHIEF.
One Captured in Male Attire in New
Mexico.

SANTA FE, Nov. 26.-John Mcleod and
sam Pollock missed number of horses,
and upon making a search found them in
the possession Of three persons few miles
north of PincOn
Mcleod and Pollock were received with
volley, which they returned. killing one
OF the thieves and wouudng another. The
third proved TO be woman known as the
Kid" who says her name is Alice Parker,
aud that she is from Texas. She was
dressed in male attire and armed. The man
Killed was John Middleton and the one
fatally wounded w. s Weatherin.
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The Mafia Cases Crop lin.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. &c. - The Malta
eases came up again to-day on question
bearing upon the deposiions taken in Italy
and recently filed in court. The city made
an objection. as the depositons are made on
hearsay. The court then made the rule ab-
solute as TO receiving evidence taken in
Italy, but reserved to the city the right to
object TO the admissibility Of the evidence
from its nature.
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A Case of Cholera Reported.

LEWISTON. Me-, Nov. pa special to
the Journal from Rangely says that DR.. q.
A. Bridges. physician of high standing
there, announces case of Asiatic cholera
in the person of Mrs. Stephen Philbrick.
She was taken i'll last Monday afternoon.
but is now much easier. The house was
placed under quarantine.
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In sian Fashion.

CALCUTTA, Nov. &C. - Afzul II Mulk,
reignlng sovereign of Chtral, and his
younger brother have been murdered by
Sher Afzul Kahn, brother of the sovereign,
because the latter had been exiIed He
gathered a small following aud after the
murders seized the throne. 1t is reported
that the Ameer Of Afghanistan is support
Ing the nsurper.
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HE OPPOSES EXAMINATION.
General RosecTans Gives His Views on
Civil Service Reform.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-The report of
General ROsecrans. Registrar Of the Treas
ury, says regarding the operations of the
civil service law that the most important
betterments during the year were those
initiated by the Presidents order Of De-
cember 4, 1891, aiming to put each clerks
efficiency on record beyond the reach Of
accidents which the minds Of chiefs may be
liable TO make in recording standings.
Rosecrans suggests that some defects be
remedied. among other things decrying
competitive examinations and holding that
the monthly record of efficiency is greatly
superior 10 the haphazard results OF such
examinations
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Columbus Relics.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 26-The Department
of State has received through the United
States Minister at Madrid a formal note
fr Om the Duke of Veruga. granting the re-
quest of the President for the loan of the
relics OF Columbus, in the possession Of his
descendants. for exhibition at the WORLDS
Fair
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MOVED DOWN.
Fierce Fighting Between the Egyptians
and the Mahdists.

SUAKIM. Nov. 26.-The attack made by
the Deryishes on Fort TamriD, near Tokar,
was very determined. A body of cavalry
cut the road leading to the fort in order TO
prevent Te-enfOrcements reaching the
Egyptian garrison and the Dervishes then
fercely attacked the fort. The Egyptian
irregulars opened a brisk fire and the
Dervishes were literally moved down, one
hundred being killed and large number
wounded
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CONGRESSMAN BOWERS.
He Will Be Unable to Attend the MIG
aragua Canal Convention.

SAN DIEGo. Nov. 26.-Representstive
w. ". Bowers has received Governor
Markham's appointment to attend the Me
aragua canal convention at New Orleans on
the 30th inst, but will be unable to attend.
as be will leave for Washington tomorrow
with his wife and two daughters. They go
as far as Riverside. where they will spend
the winter. to afford the eldest relief from
bronchial afilictiou, aggravated by year in
Washington. Tonight neighboTS and other
friends will drop in to say good-by 10 the
family.
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Killed a COIored ROy.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Nov 26-Robert
Trant, an inoffensive cOlOred boy, was shot
and killed by an itinerant photographer
named Fuller. ut Greenwood tonight. The
negroes threaten to lynch Fuller and the
Maxwell Guards have been called out to
protect him. Great excitement prevails.
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A GOOD TAN GONE.
Death of Cardinal Lavigerie, Pri-
mate of Africa.
He 1t Was Who First Drew Attention
to the Atrocities of the Slave
Trade of To-Day.
Special TO TIE MORNING CALL

ALGIERs. Nov. 26.-Charles Martial
Alemand Layigerie, Cardinal Archbishop
Of Carthage and Algiers, died this morning
Charles Martial Allemand Lavigere was
born at Bayonne, October 81, 1926. From
early bOyhood he manifested q marked pre-
dilection for the priesthood, and at the age
Of IS be was sent to Petit Seminaire of ST..
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wife II am going to try them" Mind whAt say,
she thick with sores that we bad to soak her
Clothes 10 take them oil. Itcht there cad "a
It, She had it all over her body back, legs, arms;
ia between her fingers She did not have it on
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them wherever 20. CHARLES NJ. GR0NELt
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Will Coach Ca,iforn;ans

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 26. - The
famous Yale football coachers, Camp and
McClung, left Friday for California. where
they will coach the elevens representing the
Stanford and Berkeley universities for the
annual Christmas game.
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order for the release of sixteen Belgian
glass-blowers. who have been detained in
New York since November 16 on suspicion
Of being contract laborers," careful in
vestigatiOn having disclosed the fact that
there was no evidence whatever Of a viola
tiOn OF the law
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Cyclists in Session

LONDON. Nov. 26.-The intern ational con-
ference Of cyclists held meeting here, and
formed an association to superv Sc contests
at various dis ances for the worlds cham
pionships, tie first meeting TO be held dur
ing the Worlds Fair at Chicago. Raymond
Of the League of American Wheelmen was
rhosen president.
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DIR. Scott Regainine Health

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Dr. Scott, the
Presidents fatheT-in-law, whose condition
has been extremely critical during the last
few days, rallied this afternoon and is now
so much improved as TO greatly encourage
the hope of the family for his ultimate re-
poveFy
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him guilty and the Judge sentenced him to
thirty days confinement in the City Jail
The public at large are indignant over the
manner in which the Salvation Army has
suffered at the hands Of the rougher ele-
ment since they came to the town, and were
determined in this particular case to have
justice administered
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dams Arrested.

VALPARAISO, Nov. 26.-Five colonies and
one Intendente under Balmaceda have been
arrested, and are now In jail charged with
having been engaged In plot which was
discovered recently. Warrants have been
Issued for the arrest of ex-General Veras
and three eolonels.
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Hiss Miller to Marry.

WAsHINGToN. Nov. 26.-Ths engagement
is announced OF Florence Miller, daughter
Of the Attorney General, to MIR. Clifford
Arrick, young lawyer of this city en-
ployed at present in the Department Of
Insfica
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Gherardi at CaIta0.

CALLAo. Peru, Nov. 26.-Admiral Cher
ardi of The United States Navy. with the
ships Of his feet, the Charleston. Baltim ore
and San Francisco. has arrived here.
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THE PANAMA INJUNCTION.

FUSC Uf tffC VIII ObtdEtfOu Uy TIC
Pacific Mail.
New YORK, Nov. 26.-The temporary in
junction obtained by Edward Lauterback.
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Why Suffer One Moment

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A Veteran Cantain Dead

CHICAGO, Nov. 26-Captain 4. w. Ross
man, veteran of all the vessel captains on
the lakes in point Of active service, died In
this city to-day. aged 10 years.
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Eighteen Miners Killed.

ROME, Nov 2G-Signor Sanbon, the
Italian Minister Of Marine, died at his resi-
dence here to-day.
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The Official Count.

BosToN. Nov 26.-The recount shows
that Russ ell 3D. is elected Governor by
1896 plurality. W0lcott (R) for Lie uten-
ant-Governor, has 1855 plurality
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A ROWDY JAILED.
Given Thirty Days for Beating Sal-
yationist.

SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 26-The case of
Daniel Flagherty charged with brutally as
saulting Captain W. E. O'Bren of the SAL
walton Army, came up before JGstic-
Duf1iey aud jury to-day. The jury found
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CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 26. - Eighteen
miners were killed by cave at the Borda
mine at Pachuca,
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London Warehouses Burned
An Italian Stat esman Dead.

LONDON, Nov. PA large block of
warehouses In old Gravel lane was burned
last night. The loss amounts 10 S250,O0O.
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SIGNIFICANT OUTCOME.
A Notorious Anti-Semitic Elected to
the Reichstap.

BERLIN, Nov 26-The election for
member to the Rechstag In Arnswade.
Friedeberg District. has highly significant
outcome. Ahlwardt, the notorious anti
Semitic, now In prison awaiting trial for
slanderiDg Lave, the small-arms manufac-
turer, is the successful candidate. He heads
the poll by an enormous majority. Hitherto
only few anti-SemitIc votes have been
recorded in this district.
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KNOCKED OUT.
How Peter Jackson Resented an In
suit,

BIRMINGHAM, Conn, Nov. 26.-Peter
jackson, the pugilist, while at the hotel in
this city to-day In company with number
oil sporting men, was approached by New
Haven man named Bunnel The latter
told jackson that he had some doubts
about his being anxious TO meet Sullivan,
and wound up by saying: "Why. there are
plenty of niggers in Webster street that
can whip you" With that jackson struck
the fellow on the jaw and knocked him ont.
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Not Contract Lahorers.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-ActiDg Secretary
OF the Treasury Spaulding has issued an
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burning Sorss. When /
took her TO the doctor the
first time he callet IL tho
Italian itch, and said ne
Won q cure her In two
weeks. when the two
weeks were up be He'd
1t eczema and In that time
she was worse than be-
fore. He doctored her for.
three months aud 5 he was
50 bad tn & we did not
know what to do. He did
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THE CANAL SCANDAL.

Hunting for the Bank That Cashed
Prousrs Check.
PARIS, Nov. 26.-At to-day's session OF
the Deputies Ponrquery du Boisseru pro-
posed urgency on the motion to invest the
Panama-eanal investigating committee with
powers of exa mining magistrate. The Gov
ernment opposed the motion and it was
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ITCHING Ind BURNING
Sores All Over Her Body. Suffering
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in Weeks by Cuticara.

Your most valuable CUTICUkA REM MFDTEs haVo
done my little girl much good tea IKE
saving this tae benefit OF those troubled
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Some Moro Lottery Schemes.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-ISpeciall-
Some time ago an individual in Mont
real, Canada, representing himself as
the agent Of the Louisiana Lottery Com
pany, with headquarters at Montreal,
sent numerous circulars into the United
State advertising his Lottery scheme,
which worked successful. Tho pro
motor pockcted S10,09n and then disap-
pearod. Tho success OF this operation
has apparently had the effect of induc-
ing others to enter the same fold Re-
Gently the postoitico department became
aware OF the existence of firm doing
business under tho nauo ot j G. Clarke q
Co., with headquarters ut Niagara Falls.
Canada, and pretending to BIO tho agents
OF tho Louisiana Lottery Company. AS
III tho first instance, circulars were sent
through tho United States malls invit-
ing remittances for the tickets. The
deputy today took steps TO nip the
scheme in tho bud by issuing an order
stopping She payment of money orders
and the delivery OF ali registered mat
ter addressed 20 the finn through the
United States mails.
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New YORK. Nov. l4.-lSpeciall-
Judgment was onterod to-day against
John L. Davenport for tho rent OF his
former apartments on Fifth avenue
The execution was issued to the sheriff
and ho will try and find property to sat
isfy the Judgment, which 10 for ssib3.47
In 1888 DavenpOrc rented from Charlotte
Weatherly tho second floor ut i2O Fifth
avenue. Ho first took q years lease.
but upon its expiration continued 10 live
there for five months. He moved out
owing the landlady. rs shc says. ior
three months. Her attorney has been
trying to collect the rent ever since.
The complaint acts forth that Mo last
attempt WIS made November /, 1892,
when the attorney asked him 20 settle
"Oh I'm too busy to attend to that
now" remarked tho author Of tho force
bill, rs he turned on his heel and walk ca
away. ~ hope you'll not be too hisy 10
attend 10 this" said The attorney, and
he showed into tho election experts
hands summons in the casa decided
against him yesterday.
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vlNTt,N

Sunday night plumber Of turkeys
anu chickens were stolen from the hon
merry of James NJ. Stiff. There is evil
IDENTITY band OF petty thieves in the
community. Hardy night masses that
some pilfcring is not going on in the
town
Daniel Mclean was taken SUD ienly
ana seriously i'll Or Sunday nigns At
this writing he is Improving
Capt. Il. ~. Hill, who holds position
on the E,khorn extension of tho Nor
fots and Western railroad, and who
recently paid his family = visi, here,
has returned to his duties.
Z. NJ Jones is coloring the windows
OF the Pres by terian Church.
Row c. II. buchanan preached in tho
Methodist Church Sunday morning and
night Rev. II. S. Brow n preachna NJ.
81. James in the morning and Rev. w.
n Groves preached in the Presbyterian
Church III the afternoon. There were
gocd congregations at each service.
Amory Shanks, OF Roanoke, called on
friends In town Sunday.
The remains of Lafayette Cawley. son
OF Beverly Cav ley, the young man who
was killed on the Shenandoah Valley
railroad al Clove,dale Saturday night.
passed through town yesterday orning
on the way to Bedford county, whero
they were inferred.
Rev. James Y. Smith, of tho Missouri
conference, arrived here on Saturday
night
DR.. Fred W. Sale. of Bedford Citv.
was in town visiting relatives yester-
day.
Charley Goggin, of Bent Mountain,
was here Sunday.
Vinton Lodge, No. aol, a. f. and A.
NJ, held called communication last
night and conferred the sublime degree
of Master Mason upon ono candidate.
Miss Mamie Day. of uollins, visited
Miss Mary w. Vineyard last Sunday.
+. b. Gum is anticipating a trip to
Lynch burg at an early day.
George s. Jack loft yesterday to take
charge of a graded school near Salem.
Mrs. w. S. Martin is improving
slowly from her recent illness.
Misses Jennie Smith, Sallio Jones,
Annie Walker and Jennie Patterson re.
turned to their respective schools in the
county yesterday.
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"NIy Rutiicrs."

MY tuthcrs."
tell you what I'd ruther do
Ell only had my ruthers-
I'd ruther work when wanted to
Than DO bosscd round by others.
I'd want to kind o. git tho swing
" what was needed first, by jingl
Afore sweat Mt anything!
Eff only had my ruthers.
In fact, I'd aim to be the Same
With all men rs my brothers,
And they'd be all tho Same with me,
Ef only had my ruthcrs.
The poor 'ud git their dues something's
Ell only had my ruthcrs-
And be paid dollars Std o. dimes,
Fer children, wives and mothers;
Their boy at stokes; their girl at sews-
DR. others, not herself, God knows!
1Iic grave her only change of clothesI
Eff only had my ruthers
They'd all have STUFF and time enough
To answer one anothcr's
Appcalin prayer fer "lovin carc"-
III only had my ruthcrs.
They'd be few folks 'ud ast fer trust
Ef only had my ruthcrs-
And blame few business men to bust
Themselves or hearts Of others;
Big guns at como here durin fair
Week could put up jest anywhere
And find a-full and plenty there,
Ell only had my ruthcrs;
Tho rich and great 'ud 'sociato
With all their lowly brothers
Fceln we done the honorun-
Eff l only had my ruthcrs
James Whitcomb Riley.
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"The ProdIgnl Father"

Leopold Jordan, tho representative
OF Mossrs. c. B. Jefferson, Klaw and
Erlanger, the managers of Tho Sou
dan" which opened the Academy Of
Music, is in the city. Mr.. Jordan is tho
we'll known author of Rose Coghlan's
play, "Dorathy's Dilemma" and is here
to arran0e for the presentation of JEFF
ferson, Klaw and Erlangor's remarkably
brilliant comedy, Tho Prodieal
Father" at the Academy next Monday
night. AS as success "The Prodigal
Father" is big rival to 1.-The Soudan. {"
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"a Farmer nIysteriously murdered.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. II, --(Spe-
ciaD-Jco Lanes wife, with a party Of
searchcrs, found his body floating in the
Tennessee river, near Moccasin bend,
to-day Two gunshot wounds were all
that told tho story OF his mysterious
murder. Saturday NJ went out to kill
wsld goose, taking but one load for
his gun. He did not return home and
his wife, with friends, went to search
for him. Thy found tho boJy with it's
evic ence Of murdrr. but no clue to the
murderer or cause Of the deed can be
unearthod. Lame was !. prosperous
young farmer and generally eatcemed.
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a Strike ofLocomotive Engineers.

BiRMiNGnAM, Nov. 1+.-(SpeciaD-
The locomotive engineers on tho Bir-
mingham Railway and Electric Com
pany's dummy lines will quit work to-
morrow morning. Tho company served
r notice of reduction of five cents per
hour in wages and tho men simply quit
work Chief Arthur is here. but says
tho order is not taking any part in the
matter. Other engineers arc at liberty
to fill the vacancies.
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Mobile Celebrates All Night.

MOBILE, Nov. l4.--(SpeciaD Tho
Democrats OF Mobile and the first Of
Alabama district ratified the election of
Cleveland and Stevenson tonight with
parade and TORCH light procession
which was one OF the largest aud most
enthusiastic ever seen in this city The
procession was moro than a mile in
length and tran parencics and fireworks
illuminated the whole city. Militia
and every white society in the city
joined in the parade as did also a num-
ber OF negro organizations.
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NOTICE - THE PARTNERSHIP
~ heretofore existing between c. D.
Malone and c. A. Hicks, slate and tin
roofers, in the city OF Roanoke, Va, has
become this the 18th day Of October,
1892. mutually dissolved. All parties
having claims against the firm will pres.
emit the same, and all parties owing
debts to the firm will call at the office
OF Lunsford N Antrim, attorneys. at-law,
Jefferson street, and settle; unless set
Element is made in ten days from this
date suit viii be- entered against those
who are still delinquent. The business
will DO conducted by C. d. MALONE.
10 IS law 4w
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Actor curtis's Second Trial Begun.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-[Speciall-
The second trial of M. b. Curtis, (Sam-
uel O. Posen) the actor, charged with
the murder Of Policeman Grant year
ago, began to day before Judge Murphy.
After securing five jurors the court ad-
journed until tc. morrow.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 1i.-lSpo-
cial) West Side Park enjoyed racing to-
day in rain and mud. Three favorites
were beaten. Two OF tho rau"S hit tho
booa ma kors hard. First ~Ac". we fur
longs--Ss. Lisbon won. FrlnioA second
Blanchs Last third; limo. l:0s.
Second race, sH and :. half fnrlong -
Critic won, kildare second, WniaI:cr
third: time. :2S
Third race, iiva furiones- IN Greon.
wood won, Miss Mosely second, Quind ora
King third; time, LOO
Fourth race, milo Quotation won,
Ethel Gray second. Zlmpost third; time,
1;47.
Fifth race, two and n hale furlongs-
Dccciver won, Duonna seconl, Agalon
third; no timo taken.
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Had His Finger Broken.

L. c. Gray, a salesman in Cohon's
clothing house, caught his hand Sunday
afternoon in gate and broke his fore
finger. He also broke valuable ring
and lost tho topoz set, which was val
ued highly by Mr.. Gray, it having been
in the family for number of wears.
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a Dirty Tot of Emirrnnts.

New ORLEANS, Nov. l4.--(SpcciaD-
The steamship Montebello disgordcd
l,1c0 Sicilian cmigrants this morning
at the Northwestern Railroad wharf.
Many women with babos in their arms
were i'll the swarm Tho custom house
inspectors sickrncd while making the
examination q: their effects, which II
tho main wore tied up IN undlcs. some
few Of the arrivals met f'icnds and Ncrn
taken caro- Of. The oth, rs Ntr,- line d
up by lab l. agents and b ing placed
aboard trains or boats we're srnt to he
interior TO work on suga. plantations.
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Large Nail Mill to Start I'm.

SuNnUEY. Pa, Nov. l4.-(SpeciaD-
Several Pitcsbuvg manufacturers were
in Sunbury today and negotiated the
leaae OF a large nail mill at GEORGETOWN,
Penn, which has been idle for several
years. The mill will be put in operation
st ono and employment given TO about
GOO men and boys
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The Merchants Cafe.

Morris Joo, one OF the proprietors of
the Merchants Cafe, camo to the city
from Lynchburg last night. where ne
has opened cafe. to visit his family
and also on business. Mr.. JoO brought
with him fine deer that was killed
near Lynchburg and which $ nov on
exhibition at the Merchants Cafe. The
Masons will have an oyster supper at
the Merchants Cafe to night.
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He settled the Bill.

S. Il. Greensboro, who has Cor some
timo past been boarding ut the Ponce
de Leon Hotel, yesterday concluded he
would leave tho city, ana wnen he left
tae hoiel tie forgot to pay a balance of
SID on his board oil. He vas reminGe ed
Of the 'acu al tho depot by George
i.eiga, he..1 clerk at tho hotsl, and The
bin WAS nNiCklY snttlod.