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nlG GLucosrI NAoronY

Secured by Sioux c,y-l'unn' being
Promptly Raised.
Sioux CRY, Iowa, Nov. l0.-siOux
City practically secured next to tho
largest glucose factory in tho world. G.
Anson rottcrsNew York, representing
eastern capitalists, signed tho Ogron'
mont last night to put in sl,OOo,OOO
plant II s7j,OOl bonus was raisal. Two.
thirds OF tho amount was raiaod at n
mooting OF business mon last night ana
tho rust will be easily secured. Tho
plant will employ 600 aud use 5000
buahols OF corn daily. New Yurks big
glucose factory will bo tho only ono In
tho world larger than tho factory here.
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rlICsON's MNCnlNENY
win Soon 10 Ia Pace crlNl Trip Will
snnn fake Place,

win Soon 30 Ia r,nco-c crlni Trip VIII
snnn FAKE pIdor.'
DunuQUr, Iowa, Now lO.-ThO Iowa
Iron Works has shipped tho now ina.
chlnory for tho toFpodo boat Ericsson,
aud tho trial trip will bo held this
month OH Long Island Sound should
tho wontncr provo favorable. On tho
Grqt trial trip last frl u piston rod was
pulled out and cylinder load amashOd.
1t wai thon supposed that tho key Of
tho palon rod had broken. On tho soc.
ond trial last summer, . similar Rccilont
occurred, causing tho death OF throo
mrn, aud ii wal thun concluded that tho
cylindur head was too light. This do.
ioct has boon rcmOdiOI In tho now on
nlnCB,
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KANSAS CrY, No., Nov. lO.-'Fhc Star
Announces that Proillont Cleveland haa
tondered to John L. pols, Kansas City
lawyer tho appointment n, United
States minister 10 Switzerland to sue.
cSod James D. Broadhoal. Of st. Louis,
WHO recently tendorei his rcaignaIion
10 tho Pro,idont. This Information Is
gnppossd to como through ConEro'nnHn
rnr,ney, who Ia said to hayo recon.
mcndsl Mr.. Peak afGor himself declined !
tho honor II IL stated also that tho
appointlnont may 10 withheld until
ai,Or lho assembling Of COngtosG ncKt
mouLb
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a sTARrLlNd TURN
In the AGflirs Of tho Catholic Church.
bishop nOnnoum'a War.

uAuop nOnhouufa NNTs
OMAHA, NEIL, Nov. lO,-Iho affairs Of
the Catholic church in the we't have
takon startling turn through the diGi'
culties Of Bishop Bonacum. An in
junction was yesterday refused the
bishop in the first Nebraska court
against Fathers Fitzgerald aud Murphy,
to force them to surrender their church
property at Tecumsoh,
These priests represent tho element
opposed 10 the bishop, aud to-day mado
public an open letter TO the editor OF tho
Boe replying 10 the Associated Press
communication OF last week from Mon
Signor satOllrA private secretary. The
latter asserts that when DR.. Rocker said
nothing was known officially at WASH
ington OF the situation in tho Nebraska
church he deliberately mlsrepreSented
the case. Fathers Fitzgerald and Mur-
ply claim to have DR., Rockers receipts
for a number Of papers hlod in the case.
They demand an explanation.
Concluding, the letter says: I'VE
have received many letters from tho
delegates, reversing senteucaI against
US by the Biahop Of Lincoln. These
letters boar, to all appearances, the
seals and signatures Of the apostolic
delegate. Are tho seals and signature
genuine or forged2 II they are genuine,
how is it that DR.. Rocker says nothing
is known officially at tho delegation
about these matlors; II forged, what are
the candilions surrounding the dele2a-
tion at Washington, by which such
conduct Is made possible2 And yet
DR.. Rocker is an honest priest"
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NOVEL IIELIGIoUs RITES
At New orloans-CrowninE of Our Lad
of Prompt suoCor.


At New Orleans Crnwning OF Our Lady
of Prompt suooor.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. lO.-This morn.
ing at tho historic convent Of the Ur.
suline nuns the statue Of "our Lady oil
Prompt Succor" was crowned with a
diaduu OF gold aud Jewels whose intrln'
sic worth is many thousands ot dollars,
aud the occasion was made one Of great
pomp and ceremony by the prominent
Catholics OF this city and the state. 1t
was very much on tha order oil the re.
cent celebration in Mexico, and is
fcnly the drss ceremony oil the kind
that has over taken place in tho United
States.
Tho statue Is about four feet high, and
is a beautiful piece OF wood carving,
representing the Virgin Mary holding
in hor arms tho Infant Jesus. During
tho carly part OF the present century,
when tho ranks Of tho Ursulne nuns
wero thinned out by tho yellow fever,
and tho question OF the ownership OF
Louisiana was in doubt, the superior
hore wrote to France and asked for re-
cruits for the order.
Among the number who offered their
service, was n sister who was refused
permission to leave France. She was in
great quAndary. and finding this
statue in garrett In the convent
whore she then was, sho made vow
before II II nho could secure permission
to come to New Orleans she would en'
dGnvor to have incuIcated into the
principles Of the order tho worship OF
"Our Lady OF Prompt Succor."
sho wrote TO the pope and he granted
the permission and shs came bringing
the statue with her and had it set up in
niche in tho Ursuline convent
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Ngw YonK, Now iO.-l'ho property
and plant Of tho illustrated American
Magazine, at First ayonuc aud East
Twcnly.lhird street, was almost tlO'
,lfnyol by nO thii afternoon Dam.
nto TO tIu buililng was colnpn'allVcly
slight, bat tho collection NJ photo
ptnphs wat totally destroyed. Tho
publisher, IoriIInrd Spencer estimates
Ma lOhB nj 4g1,010.
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Sioux Cry, Iowa, Nov lO.-A aonsn.
ton has boon caused IN Cherokee coun'
ty by tho arrOSL Of George Montague, a
wealthy German farmer, on tho charge
Of killing MG aud Mira. Schultz, an old
couple, two yoats ngo. Tho murder was
a most brutal nlInir, tho hclls Of tho
Victims bung beaten 10 jolly. Nom
ln,nn |. II brother Of tho mutdDtOd
woman. llo was Rrrcdol nt tho In
slnrcn OF n nblghbor, who anya llO con-.
tossed tho crimO. Montague will havO
n hearing at Wnihla Monday.
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Elliott Ilcrim1n lirtne searched for by
Distracted Pnrcnt+
Nw YoaK, Nov. lO.--Eliott X. llOrd.
man, bright boy scyontcon years old,
tho son Of rich parents in Ann Arbor,
Mich, ran away from hii homo on Oc.
tobor3O aud maio his way to this city.
After hil arrival horo he sonL lottVr to
hi, parents that ho had intondoh to 20
on training ship to Cuba, but that tho
vostcl had 0ailul hoiOrO ho WAS ablO to
got oil board. Ho lrll no nddroB and
said nothing ~ to his sfulurn intentions
An unciO Of tho boy, Frank II. Me.
Cormack, Of Warrington, b. o., arrived
hnrO low days ngo, o,'and began search
for him. As tho latior Ia an excellent
draughsman and painter, II was
thought that ho might bO found work.
Ing ut tho tralO oi N.n painter. anI n
canvass oi anch firms wag begun In
two plaro' II was lhnnght lad an lwpr.
ing Iis description had applied for
work. Mr. Mccormack aikol tho.pollcO
to-day 10 aond out Nn alarm for tho boy.
Ito had no known cause for leaving
homo, and lii' nbthUr is btOkOn.
hOarlod nj hia nbRcncc.
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CLEVELAND, ono, Nov io.-liarvcy
b. douldor, attorney for tho Lake Oar.
ricr,' AS,oclahon, said to-day ihatthcrr
wn, no foundation for tho story from
ChIcap9 concerning a pool omhtaclnR
tho lako s,enmOfs mud railways lor tho
control Of tho freight carrying bn9lnoH.
lin declared that ho had heard nb1o'
lnlsly nothing OF such n combination,
and Ie was Sura that nothing Of tho
kind had oyof boon talked Of by tho
yBB1bl UWnbEa
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THHNArEVHD RIOT
ou,llsd By 1Ilnc iIos', but It Cost Thrc
Lives,

0u,llsd By n sIlno Ios', but It Cost Three
Lives.
CrxcrSSArI, o., Nov. 1o.-The Com.
mcrcial Gazette special from Birming.
ham, Ala, says A threatened riot AT
G.hkota mines near thi, city was quclI.
oil by Perry Watkins. tho mine boss,
who last night killed two mon aud NOR.
tally wounded tho third. Watkins was
assaulted by Louis Smith. jr,, Lnuis
Smith, sr., and Columbus Madden with
mi,silos. When they had Watkins
down nni thought 10 bO knocked sense.
loss, hc OmpIicd his reTnlvor killing
Louis Smith, jr., and Columbus Madden
and mortRlly wnundin, Louis Smith, sr.
Tho othor disaiocted miners then
threatened Watkins when they wero
quellod by Watkins starting tho samo
vigorous defense.
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A hrONNlY VOYAGE.
La uaScogns EnoUuutori High wlnds and
Var Ilnugii Sens.


La uaScogns EnoUuutori High winds and
yorT Rough sens
Nrw YonE, Now lO.--Tho steamer In
Gascognc, Of tho French linO, arrived
Tonight from llayro with 5iS panen.
pcrs on board. During tho voyage Bho
encountered high winds and rough
seas. On Noycmbor7 an enormous aOa
swcpt over tho starbonrd bow. carrying
the lint lieutenant, NJ, Lnndtgron, from
tlc bridge 10 tho docks bOlow, ioflu.
naloly without inlurins him 1t was Ivy
the nloroit chance that hO was not
washod overheard. Tho wnvo witch
owopt him away smashed tho bridge,
c,rtlud away atanohion', aloyo In the
iron parltIOn beneath tho bridge aud
did Olhor damasd about tho decks.
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BoqroN, MASS, Nov lO,-IhO follow.
Ing resolution was rap'o to-day at u
patriotic mnsImOClins IN Peoples
Tumplni
"RsOiwd, That We, ~ Olliaon' VI Bot.
ton ANA Nav IinglNnl, unto In asking
President droyDr Cleveland 10 do Tor
Cuba all things In his power by grant.
Ing bolligotunt fiyhla, II Ia our faith
that Cuba should bU lrOu.
"Rayhmi I, That our aymDnthI0l 80
forth to tho patriots VI that Island"
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CwcwSArr, o., Now lO.--'rliO Duck
oyc ptcW A"ocation, composed ol tho
editors oi wookly papuB throughout
ONO and soma from Michigan aud H.
Iinnn, will bD tho guests Ot tbs lEh.
nuIrof hcfo noNt Tuesday and WOdnO'.
Iny after which tho cIliiorl will proceed
10 tho Atlanta expedition,
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AFrIllt nIG GAME.
Many DuslncaS Sion Among Those Who
kcuttled tho ships.

Mhuy buhlhr" hoH "Hu"R A""'u WV
scuttled the ship.
ST. JonSs, n. T., Nov lO.-Propara.
tions arc being mndo for tho arrest to-.
morrow Of all persons implicated in the
irund connected with tho acutIllnI Of
ships along .io coult OF Now Found.
laud. Tho police Ia their possession n
list OF all porsoni who ars snppoand to
DO n: tho bottom Of this mGttoE Upon
tho list appears tho namui Of buAinua'.
mon, midlemon, captains aud 'camen.
Tho polito anticipate being nbln TO so
euro abundant: evidence against thclo
persons bsiorG lho ond Of tho week.
The steamer Frona starts tomorrow Tor
tho purpose Of making arrests at diIIor.
cut points alonl tho coast
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ours hore Tuesday night Among the
artists now here arc Klaiaky, Gadski,
Mulder, EIbOusChutz, PopoyiGhi, Beh'
rens and others, "Die Walkuere" Ia
the opera for tho opening night, with
Klalsky as Brwhilde, Unusual inter,
est hat been manifested by the musical
public on account OF the reputation Of
the artists and Of tho long deRrIh Of
opera in Cincinnati.
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GuLDES JUHlhEE
ofths St. vIncont Io Paura Church Held
Mt 1t. Loulh

Ofths st. Vlnccnt 40 Paula Church Hold
ntst. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, No., Nov, l0.-The golden
jubilee OF st. Vincent do St, PuupS
church occurred to-day and was cele.
bratoI with great pOmp, Besides sev.
oral thousands otpeoplO who wero pres
ent as spectators or worshlppors, four
archhishops and a largo number Of
priests were within the chancol rail.
Archbishop Kain, Of this city, acted as
colebrant Of the pontihcal high mass
and Archbishop Ryan, OF Philadelphia,
preached the sermon. Archbishop
Ryan, OF Buffalo. aad Archbishop Ire.
land, OF St. Paul. also participated In
tile exercises. A banquet followed the
cerem onies,
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LONDON, Now 1.-the Paris CORES.
pondcnt Of tho Times says that tits
understood thu. only tho Intervention
of tho Rothschilli on Saturday pre-.
vonlud tho pnuic ut Paris from bocom.
ing positivclv disaatrons. Tho pane
could not havo boon worse OIL tho Cve Of
d general European war
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DGrRolr, Mlou., Nov lO.-A meeting
held this afternoon to commemorate
what were termed tho "murIored Chi.
cago anarchists" was slimly attended
aud not at all radical in character.
There wero no red ilAga and most Of the
Iocialsta remained AWAY.
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ANOTHER CRISIS
In the Turkish Cabinet is Said to
Bo Imminent.
WHOLE OF ARMENIA is IN RUINS.

Every Town and Village Reported to
Have Been Dovastated-rurkish
Officials Charge That tho Arme-
nIRns wcre tho AgGressoFs-Tsefer.
snces to tho Oriental @ uestIon Made
by Premier Salisbury Applauded by
tho English POople-IIIs Policy
May Involve tho Deposition Of tho
Sultan.
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GENERAL HARRISON
Likely to Be an Active Candidate
for the Nomination,
HIS CLOSE POLITICAL FRIENDS

Organizing tho Movement and cultl'
waiting Public sOntimous-E It,
Roots Thinks tho Ex.PrOsIdout is u
Man for tho Hour, Though Mr. Har'
risou's Own Desires are His own
sscrst-A Letter WrIuOn In 1902
Which Shows That tho President
was Not Indifferent to Ills Party
obligations
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"ExEcurrvs MANSION,
WAsnlsotoy. JAn. .. ls02.


MY DEAR Nh. Roors:-l. has boon
tho grief and chiOi burden OF this place
thut haVo only had cholcs as to
which man I would diiappoint, 1t being
dscroed. beforehand, Ia Oyery case that
must Lisao poiu: ono or moro. In tho
case OF my Indiana friends, can hardly
tell how much griovous trouble | have
had over tho thought that friends fclt
azprieyod. 1haSo tried TO bo fair ani
kind; and one OF tho iow things AIN
suro Of, connected With tho adminis'
.ra,ion, Ia tha. have novor willingly
hurt any worthy friend. | have not
hoard Of any serious complain: by any
Republican friends Of GuY public act
Of the administration; and II IL COM
fort 10 know that nothing has boon
found Rs,ailablo thots, ani that most oil
those who bnTn boon disappointed in
not getting Offices hEyn acted with
great gensrosi,y aud iriondlipeSs.
"With kind regards,
every siacetely yours,
"BESIGIlS HARRlsoS."
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PANS, Now lO.-1'hu report Of tho
l'IntrNnarcnnL " tho effect that the
government 10 about 10 reopen tho qucs'
tion oI tho Panama canal scandal and
that prominent membcla Of parliament
wore to no prosecuted on this account,
10 nulhurllaIlyOly donlod hero,
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InArll MnIIIIllt.IY.nAw
on Her wny to whlp tno snn at tho Mar
outs Ot QhornIhrftU

wv TTWT WY VI 0FTTT NV NTT vi wv TIWT'
unl,Ut Qhorn'brfrU
SAS liRAScmco, Nov l0,--A local paper
says Lord sloIto Doufnso, tho aon Of
tho Marqnl9 Of Quoon9bcrry, who mar.
Rod n variety actress n iow months ago
Ia to bo hotGowhippOi by MH Addp,
hia nolllor.ln.laM Mra. AdlB hni m.
nbunCOl that Bllo will athrt for L,,
Angeles this week Tor tho pntpuso N
lsRrhlhR hof aonlu.lhw fumo Aniodctn
manners. Tho dlangrcOmOnL Ia Rnid to
have resulted from tho Interference n
Mrs. Addla In tho management Dl tho
Douglass household, Lord ShoIt1 took
execution to tho action NJ his mother.
ln.law, and In u letter informed bot that
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LONDON, Nov, lO.--An accident TO
tho Scotch cxpross from London at
Saint Ncots, cIght mlloi southwest Of
Huntington, on tho GrOAt Northern
railway, caused by tho btcAklng Of II
rail. today, resulted In tho doAth Of a
lady passenger. Five persons were
also seriously Injured.
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when he married Miss Adds he did
not marry the whole family, aud that
he would be pleased II his mother'in'
would permit him to manage his own
domestic RHairs. Mrs. Adds sayS she
will publicly horaowhip her son'ln'law.
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CtScxsAtt, Nov iO--1ho arrival to.
day Of wNllof Damro'ch aud his SYM
phony otchoslfa aud company Of Wng'
marian slnpou by Speclnl train from
iIttSburaIl aud Eow York Ia p'opnfn'
tory 10 Ihs opening Of Lllo American
tour ol hlI opera company, which oo'
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PANS, Now lO,-M. Doumor, minis.
tor Of rnnncc, hna soon several leading
GnunCicrS to-day, aud II 10 reported TINT
lu las convened II meeting for to.mor.
row Of representatives OF tho largo hold.
InR credit accounts for tho purpose OF
netting In concert and planning mcnl'
ures 10 restore confidence at tho bOutsc.
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JONES' REPORT,
Interesting Statistics by the First
Assistant Postmaster General.
WHAT ALL The POSTOFFICES COST,

Tho Result of tho Spy System He'
Gently Adopted to Secure a More
Efficient letter. Carrier Service,
Nlr. Jones Recommends tho RcGu.
lar EnpIOymont OF sion to Watch
tho Carriers whllo on Their Rounds,
Recommendations Of Important
Now Laws to Protect tho Mall,
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APPEAL ro THE POWERS
To Stop tho Massacre of the ArmOniaus
In Turkey.

AZ sup hhp vs. fhN
In Turkey.
CHICAGO, Now lo.-Amoricau citizens
Of Chicago to-day sent the following
cablcgram to tho marquis Of Salisbury.
primo minister OF England, to Nicolas
H., Car OF RusSia, to Emperor William
OF Germany. and to SECRETARY Of State
Olney:
"rho imminent danger Of a massacre
at Zoitoun and gene slaughter oi
ArmoniNns throughout Turkey prompts
us to humbly beg your governments In
tho name Of humanity TO tnko steps 10
Immediately stop these horrats and CO.
euro safety for Armonians.
(signcdl
"ARMrNIAN NATIONAL UNION"
Tho action was tho reSult Of meeting
hold this afternoon, at which speeches
detailing tho horrors OF the treatment
Of tho Armcninns by tho Turks were
madO by prominent ArmonlOna
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MLwAuKEr, Nov lO.-Hcrr Mostand
Lucy Parsons addressed an anarchist
meeting oI 500 people At Milwaukee
Garden to-day. Their talked lacked
the FIRE OF former days, bOIng exceed
!nEly mild.
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NEw YoRK, Now lO,-In a communl.
cation to the Herald, F, T, Roots, q
prominent Indiana politician, an intI'
mate friend OF benjamin. Harrison and
q delegate to the two national cOnyen.
tious which nominated him. defines his
understanding OF the attitudes OF the
ex.PresIdents friends with regard 10
denomination in 1895
Mr.. Roots letter says;
"Whsn away from my home iu IndI.
anna, am confronted with tho qucs.
tiou. as Mr.. Harrison a candidate, and
NhStstsps are being taken to help his
candidacy"
IN answer will say l do no. believe
Mr.. Harrison has conddsd that great
secret 10 Ruy living man. In answer to
tho question, Whist signia anca at
taches to the meeting oil Mr. MlChner
and other politicians recently at Indian
apolis, and the active work Ot CertaIn
prominent politicians 10 Texas aud
other sections Of the countryY unhes'
iIatingly venture to assert that thorei
a concerted movemoat on tho part OF
Mr.. Harrison's friends 10 crystallzs
sentiment in his favor and so coucen.
trate shat sentiment in the various
states that when the frat ballot shall be
taken at the convention ot 1876 Bsnla'
min Harrison will have very tormii-
able showing.
'Instead OF having only ono little
state (vermont) solid for him, aud In.
stead OF having his state divided in the
frat ballot, he will have several states
aud Indiana will be solid for him.
"And why should Mr.. Harrison not
be nomlnAted2 What we do want, aud
what 10 lon Imperative, Ia a business mans
standardization, manned and piloted by
one who has been tried, tested and not
found waiting"
Mr.. Rootsquotes from letter received
by, him previous to ths Minneapolis
convention from one OF tho present
members Of the Republican national
committee, who is, he 1ays, one OF Mr..
Harrison's most bitter political enemies.
The quotation follows:
~ want man nominated who has
the best chance OF success At the polls,
and believe Harrison Is the man. The
present delegation from Indiana may
we'll feel proud II thoy can sustain the
reputation made by thOir predecessors
at the convention Of 1888 for earne.tneAs
aud zeal In the support Of our distin.
guIshed fellow citizen. My advocacy OF
HarriIon's nomination Is wholly duo TO
a desire for party success and because /
believe he can belt meet tho require
meuss oil tho hour. shall be glad to
assist in whatever work our delegation
may deem necessary, and shall report
for duty upon arrival"
Mr.. Roots publishes also 4 letter
written TO him by Gen. Harrison. which
lie thinks will tend to dianrova any
impression that tho ex.Pre,idont is n
cold man In his personal attitude
toward members Of his party. The lot
teris
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Cotuunus o., Nov lO.-lllcrc wa, n
continued Improvement In Judge
ThuftnanI condition to-day anil there
nts hnpoa now tint tho wort Ia oyor
II will iaks soma litnc, howoyor, TO rn'
lIoyo lbo anxiety oi his lfiund1.
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WAuiNGtuY. Nov iO.-Thc barometer hai
rlsrii ln all district, east Of tic Mississippi, aud
ii has fallen Ut Rocky Mountain stations, ith
i6WCU northeast VI Hrw England aud highest
iu the Mississippi Valley
Rain la, prevailed Oh the Atlantic hhd unlt
cnlits 10 dny followed by clearing weather, aud
hlr wcnlhCt l. reported from all other districts,
II decidedly colder In tho llAlrlotR on the
Atlantic coast aud IN the cast NnliEtntps
Tho temperature Is rlslng Slowly 10 the west ol
tile Mississippi .,,.,
Urncinlly'inlr weather will prevail In tho cen
lril valleys with SLOWLY tl'iug temperature Hne
fair Wralhuf while cold nuthOtly WlndH II ~
dlrniCd Tot tho Atlantic cUn't north oi uentglA
RntrOn,l fnf Monday For WN, Virginia nlt
Western lcnniy lvNnla, ialr aud cooli hptIhUrlS
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riiE rENrEnAtunr SATURDAY,
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