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lasc! A Wrb prtu of Ho manufacture, abwmtfift i mOu ut mf Ho' wrU, mnd to prrrct mrder. lrhf mm rioM-fhtmn pnprr. tit of the EW- aviRsn. Adrw FA.B.A.N UeLSJt, Km. mmirtr- CSer.

urc IfnT i K.r.k in th opa market i 5 par eanuon call and per nm. en time. IU saenrtties were nnoaa ally acilre. Eastern exchange firm and In ood demand. Foreign exchange firmer.

Uovsrnment bonds strong; and quiet. Oraln was waalter In general. Wheat lower and dull. Corn was acUre at lower price. Rye dull and easy.

Uata heavy and quiet. Barley lnaeUTe and feeble. Flonr neld with more' firmness, bat dull. Cotton ejoiel aud easy: mlddllnc. HHe- ProTlaions were quiet aud Weak.

Groceries steady. Whisky Irregular aud easier, bat unusually active, thm uhio Va Um and Ttn- and what they shall buy. They Intimate fa.hr moathr, wind thifling to ut or. tBat the "drummers" sometimes persuade on, Knvor barometer, aUMonary or Mgttet itiiemto buy beyond their needs which fwnonur. PKftn aps Secret arv Folgbr will rfve us few points on that suppressed i- 1 Tana Isnt a good year for elections.

They dont seem to be able to get steam up in Mew Tork, even. Ths Ohio Legislature will, as usual, proceed to business on tbe theory that tbe lection next fall will depend on its performance. Esai-NX can now well aiTord to be both Just and generous to tbe tenantry, and yet there is no immediate prospect pf being either one or the other. Haeo5S declares be is a Democrat, and yet the President has been urgently solicited to aid his campaign in Virginia, This is something difficult to understand. Tsc demand for Confederate bonds still continues.

Still, we do not expect to see these securities sell at par much before tbe period when tbe pigs begin to fly. Ex-Vicc-Pilesidxjit Wheeler in not completely lost to the world. Somebody has taken enough interest to ascertain that he will spend tbe winter In California. Wa know of no place where a water famine woold cause less suffering than In -When a Chicago man wants a drink, water Is tbe last thing' he calls for. Ths Republican papers bare.

already begum to advise tbe Legislature not to make a fool of Itself. The advice Is useless. Legislatures will have their own way. 1 a till for the reorganization of the police force of Cincinnati should be introduced In tbe Legislature the Gazette would be placed in an exceedingly trying posl-j tlon. TJSiJfes restraint is placed upon the Republican ambition for the BpesVership of tbe Ohio House there may not be Committee CbnlTmanships to.

"go round" among tbe candidates. Tbjs appointment of FhaK IIattox to be First Assistant Postmaster-General knade a vacancy In the Post-office at Bur-lidgton. Hattos la having good luck for am Ohio man. Boston Is greatly agitated over the impure condition of tbe city water and no wonder, since a single drop of it placed under a microscope is found to be so full of aaimed life as to look like a Zoological Garden Fbom an Interview in yesterday's Ex-(tribER. it is plain that Ex-Speaker Cow-CiBU.

was ungratefully treated In the matter tot State Senatorahip. 3Ar. Cow- vm. might find, comfort in running i I Xfsured. Conress.

Thc campaign in New York bas advanced to that stage where Mr. John KJEU.T refers In bis newspapers to TJelnodralla nartv oa "ui" We mir mark that ttiis Is a dangerous stag for the Peiuoerata. dtXKBAL Eeifkb, as a candidate for Speaker, will Undertake to keep tip tbe reputation of Springfield as. the home of distinguished General KxxaR wfli not have an easy time of It; he has had dlatlngpisbed predecessors; OBXBBAi.SswALz.has reported that after mutt searching inf estigstion made among the distilleries of this city last summer, not a crooked barrel of whUky was'fuudd. When will the Chicago dis-tlllera, unable to honorably cope with the disinters of this city, be ready to plaint ively squeal again? Over $10,000 was realized at the Jewish Orphan Fair yesterday.

The interest in the worthy enterprise, we are glad to state, is still unabated. It is' rarely that people hare an opportunity to contribute to a nobler eause than that which protects tbe fatherless and motherless. Such an oppor tunity is offered this week. Ths dirty business has begun In earnest in tbe Tork campaign by tbe Re publicans printing and circulating many tnoueand Democratic tickets with the name of Robert A. MiaxrwxxL, candidate State Treasurer, spelred Roenn-r A.

Mazvau. The object ts to help James HrsTtD, the Republican candidate for Treasu rr It is ttn old trick, And it Tory A Pcxstlvakia paper bas started a tory about a frenchman finding a wild -woman in Berks County. Tbe woman was exceedingly savage, and whipped the Frenchman so unmercifully that be has sine been In the bands of a surgeon. She Is described as a queer-looking crestorej who took a drink from spring without lying down. Tbe Frenchman had probably been drink! ng rom a bottle.

Bt an officer's negligence In serving warrant at least one life, and possibly the life of two persons, will be sftrrinced, A maltreated wife swore out a warrant against ber husband early yesterday morning. Yesterday afternoon the husband, still at Jarg bunted np the wosaan whom ha was sworn to protect) threw his artn about her Deck as if to caress her, cut her throat, and -then out his own. The wife may recover. Luckily, the husband Will die. -T.

wi in i lis ii -Cktam BAttowix, of the Meohanlcs' aUocaml Bank' at Kewark. Jn la the that baa been discovered for some timav His bank suspended a shortage' of something ovttr 12,000,000, all doe to the thrif tineas "iheCasbiwr 'and a firm who kindly made: Investment tot their matual 'benefit, iwut. la reported, to j.kkve" got away thing In he bauk except a which as heavy, and a stove, which 'was ho. 1 THxmx was a startling rumor la Saturday night to the en'ect that Mr. Tawbubu was 1a a dying 6ondition trem'aa attack of apoplexy; tout, a the veftuAon reporter remarks, On InqtiiriiiK at Mr.

VaDkkhilt' xal-dcnce it waa ancertained that be was sleep- Log quiet I la bis bett." Bom Otuo peor pie, among them Judges, attorney and railroad men, win fee delighted to" bear this news. Tbey want to catch bim is Ohio before be dies, and" convince him of the of the ad Coorta bt this lam Boston Transcript is authority for the statement that in one of the Soph more Societies at a prominent Eastern College" the Initiation winds op wlih the branding of the victim on the arm In) roar places with a red-bot iron. Education Is crortinor to be no-hill work in this country. lt takes a great deal of Intellectual stuffing nteract thebarbarit, and mfcerie, of CoUeea life. Professors should senre a few years in the nary to learn discipline.

Cor- pnral punishment has almost disappeared from the lower grades.of schools; the ne cessity for knock-down argument now ap pears to be In the Colleges. A xmniER of Western merchants have notified New Tork firms that tbey will purchase no more goods from traveling salesmen, but will deal They rep- resent that tbey want to be their own judges of what they need in their stores, a strong compliment to the business en ersrr of tbe drummers. We predict that the traveling salesmen will not over whelmed by this information. Tbey are persuasive and aggressive. They will im mediately pick out the ringleaders of this rebellion and convince tbem tbey wrong.

They will sefl tbem larger bills of goods than ever before. Tate Aekesners Wis. The plot to grab several squares of Cln cinnati that waif batched In darkness was fully matured" yesterday, and received the siirn and seal of the Mayor. A valuable franchise has been surrendered to a half- dozen speculators, and a most dangerous precedes has thereby been established. Tbe ExqclBKB has sought to enlighten the public in regard to the multitude of benefits that Are to accrue to the plotters, and the few to be realized by the city.

in the surrender of John and Pearl streets. The few who are not individually inter ested and who have advocated the depot scheme have been blind to atfy but the rosy representations of the plotters- It is possible that they. will live to see their mistake. In the interest of Cincinnati, the E.NtiuiuB baa all along favored any Union Depot plan. Jt favored a plan for a Union Depot even at Third street and Cen tral avenue, but it never favored the grabbing of a lot of streets and alleys, for tbe benefit of a -private clique that had cunningly assumed the word "Union" to cover up their pur- ones.

In Its opposition to thin private scheme, an opposition offered in tbe inter est of Enquires bas caused tbe schemers to make some humble con cessions. They have surrendered a vain able lever wbicli they hoped to use in that they have contracted with the Ohio and Misnigisippi and other roads to allow the right of way to tbe depot, a concession pur posely left out of the ordinance, and made because without it the plot would have been eOectuallv marred. They have been com pelled reluctantly to file their plana and specifications as a quasi codicil to the ordinance. This they also did, meek and lowly in spirit. Could they have been spared this necessity tbey might have erected on the handsome site a few cattle- pens and christened them Union Depot, By the opposition onerea many poor fellow has been made richer by many a dollar.

If he had not been the acbeme would bave died a-borain'. The poor fel low will prove a close friend of tbe schemers. Hell stick to them with ail tbe Hdelitv of a flea to a mangy cur, and so long as he coddled he will keep silent. No doubt the depot will be, built (the filed plans and specifications will make the building compulsory), and no doubt it will prove very valuable to the builders. AS financial Investment it aueoeaa la a a- Uses er Trade aatet IraeBe.

The general trade of the. country has the KyriRER a week This may be referred lo tnreo primary causes Colder weatber ta one. In consequence of this tbe demand for seasonable goods revives. Prominent among these is dry goods. The call stocks in this line is unprecedented throughout the United States, and )a worthy of notice in that It is in no sense due to speculative movements.

The supply, fortunately, aDpears to be sufficient to meet the increased want, particularly In cotton goods. With no unforeseen to hinder, (he trade may look for a continuance of tbe prosperity referred to through tbe winter. The decidedly easier position of the money market has likewise contributed to tbe improvement of the nit nation. The weight, owing to continued accumulations of grain and produce at tbesaa-board. Is, however, sufficiently Leavy.

The Loudon Miller of the referring to'rbls, expresses the belief that such a situation can not long continue, owing to the risk attending the cost of storage. As may be Inferred, the export market for the week ending October 28th failed to shew any improvement over the preceding seven days. The shipment from New Tork, exclusive of specie, amounted to but 9C.S90.C74, against $7,164,162 for the week previous. Since January 1st they bad mounted to 9811,570,750, against 9335,914,967 during a like period in 18S0, and 9278,794,65 In 1879. A third factor In the augmentation of the healthfulneas of commerce is the beginning of the end of the railroad war.

As pointed out, although through shippers have, In many cases, benefited by tbe cut-' tins: of -rates, yet tbe opposite side of the account is bot without entries. It is only necessary to point to the disastrous effects In the Jake shipping, to the ravages in kmc lauai interests, and the effect on the business done by tbe roads themselves. This in addition to tbe saddling of high tariffs on to local shippers. In all probability rates must now seek their normal level, though the outcome of Mr. YairDkn- btlt's fight with Grand Trunk and Erie remains to seen.

Outside, of the subject ui nuruKu wars in. general sense, tbe ranuiy row in Heading deserves most notice. There Is to be an election of officer in January next. Mr. Bonn, backed cy me axacalmoxts, of London, and others, desires to reUdn the Presidancv On the other band, Mr.

powxN.the former ikxecuuvoof the road, exceedingly en soua to regain bis position. For this pur- at na gone to England, a is an- nouaceo, to procure proxies. Xo sooner had he arrived abroad thaa cir cular which he had-prepared Published. In he reviewed the 'act that fie ully floated" his pet deferml-bond acbeme In Lonflon la Jandary last, and would have carried oat hli plan for rescuing the road from its financial pitfalls had be not lost the opportunity through, being; enjoined and supplsnted by Mr. Boiro.

This circular has "been replied to by Mr Bond la" an qnally elaborate In It be drags to light some startling Instances In which the earnings of tbe Reading Rail-road had been wasted under tiewxjr's management. Taken alt in all, It promises to be a very pretty flghfl' Su pplementing4he beneficial effects upon trade in general, owing to th ccaoation ot bostilities in the matter of freight tariffs, should not be omitted tbe raising of the car blockade; et prominent renters. This has been the eve particularly at StLouia, Chicago The leading manufacturing interests are still doing a most prosperous business. In msuy instances the profit are admitted to be in excess 6f those received at any time since the war. In the far 5Veat ona or two anomalies present themselves la recording the commercial movement of tbe week.

Tlunk of Colorado shipping cabbages by tbe carload to Kansas City. 'The agricultural outlook In California Is most favorable, and speculative movements at" San Francisco in. breadsLuffs are conspicuous by their Forty ships arrived there hist week with coal to take cargoes of grain. A recent importation of Australian gold at the Golden Gate amounting to 91,000,000 bas been mentioned in these columns. To this nfust be added due there from Kew Zealand.

The asset Opera Festival Will Take Place. The. Announcement of the Directors of the College of Music that the Opera Festival Is to be repeated next year, and' that it will take place on the 13th, 14th, loth, 16th, 17th and leib of next February, will be hailed, not only by the 'public of this city, but by tfie country at large, with satisfaction and delight. We venture to say that no representation of opera ever given produced so profound an Impression as did those of last February in cat noble Music Hall. The singe js Jf Mr.

M'aplkson's company were loudest and most enthusiastic in its prafse. sent to their friends abroad hundreds of copies of the EsquiBKB containing reports of its success, and when tbey returned to Europe by word of mouth verified our testimouy. There is not a musical center in the Old World which did not talk wonderingly of the. Cincinnati Opera Festival, which reaped a harvest of 960,000 in one week, and which expended oyer 930,000 in its preparation. And now we are to have a second Opera Festival on a yet greater scale of magnificence than the first.

Operas of a dignified and popular character, like RofesiNi'a William Tell, Meypbrerr'h Aricaine, BKcrno-vkn's J-Vtielio and Mozabx's Magic Flute, are to be given with a completeness and magnificence such as have never been known. Colonel Maflesox, with Her Majesty's Opera Company of famous sing ers, well known to us, and otjier famous artists who hsve never suusr here, with his chorus and orchestra ajid multitudi nous paraphernalia of costumes, properties and what not, will be here. All of this will be reinforced by the admirable Cincinnati Chorus, and the orchestra will be increased to correspond to tbe maa-nl tudeof the occasion. -The comfort of the audience is to be con sidered, snd the lower or parquette floor ot Music Hall is to be raised so that every one can see the stage, in spite een of the fearfully buge hat which ladles will wear. It-continues to be the people's opera that is to say, prices of admission are within tbe capacity of tbe purses of poor people.

We take some satisfaction in say log that it is A Cincinnati Opera Festival. Other towns or cities may copy onr efforts in other enterprises, but they can not give Opera Festival a. They havent our grand Music Hall. We do not propose to yield the prominence which this city has gained as a musical center. propose to enter tain ourselves with all that is first in art and music, and Invite all the outside world to join in at tbe feast, Tbe Utile Lecislatnre.

Hamilton County will have thirteen members of the next General Assembly, counting Senators and Representatives. With the exception of Cuyahoga County, which is erj titled to two Senators and six Representative, no other county will bave a Senator independent of Us neighbors, or more than three Representatives. Eighty- two of the eighty-eight counties will have only one Representative The Hamilton County delegation is so la rye that concessions are usually made to it in matters coming before the Legislature partic ularly affecting, Cincinnati. It is a tremendous trading element. If a rural member can.

obtain the support of tbo metropolitan "baker's d6zen" for his pet scheme in exchange for his individual vote, be has driven a good bargain, and tbe Hamilton County delegation bas lost nothing, for It can trade all over the State, In matters affecting Cincinnati's local pok itics the politicians of this city control the Legislature through the Hamilton County delegation. The Little Legislature has organized early this year. A meeting was held Saturday night, and steps taken toward shaping the action of the Legislature in Hamilton County affairs. There Is strong probability that there will be much more than the usual ripping up during tbe coming Becketarv Blatkk will short make an exten-Jed tour of the eoutb. Ms.

JaXKS Rcs.sr.Lt, Lou-BLL Is staying lo Paris, where he is being much entertained. Sax atok Johkstos says Id at the dAlciener In the Yorktown fond will amount te tiO.000. Mrs. JonsrC Faastosrr is aaM to be at work on a tragedy la which jobn ifoColloagh may appear. Ma.

WHrmxa Oeclares that every year be receives no tswer than two hundred requests for his autograph. W. H. Musqba, the Democratic nominee for Supreme Judge of Xebraalut, ra uses to accept the empty honor. Ma.

L.AAKI C. Mead's art Ul err group for tbe Lincoln Monument at (Springfield has just ttMD Slll'nrilllll MVt In hMn I Lieut cx art mch watka is suggested by tbe Boise City Statesman as a candidate for ths United States Senate mm Oregon. CAPTAtn Dccam. tbe Seotsb skipper et tbe Madge, says that a boat built like lbs Madge, but with half aa ineii greater beam, could heather. Fatrcs Sa xxxt, of the Irish Land League, sailed from Havre tbe other day tor America.

He Is aeeempanlea by Mr. Healy, who will UOtare ta this eoeatry. Johjc C. formerly Treasurer of the United States, has been elected a Dlrecter and Vios-Prssident of tbe American Finance Company, of New Tork. XX-SxxAToa Hows, of Wisconsin, who is mentioned for a Cabinet position, sailers mnb from asthma, and bas been seeking reltsf as ths Hot Spring of Arkansas.

Oas-aaai. Bahto Doxisoo Vika, Minister frosa Cailoaabii loFraae. and family; Thoa. H. Dudley.

Ex-United states Consul to Liverpool, and wife; RofM Hatch, ana Ernest laasaa were among tbe eabia paaaeagers saU-h yesterday theretank trip of the steamer City Of ROBa.r, Ma. Tannveoa pesliakes la the Kiaeteenta Century, just laaaad In Leadoa.a long arm-matte eo titled The speaker la aa unbeliever kit wife, resolved oa sateide. The woman to drowsed and the man ts rescued by the minister etttbe sect be hss abandoned. Misawsm a ABLua and kie wife wtn sail for Uverpoot Xrosa fhlladalphla oa be kk. Tney will go to Madrid by way of leaden and Paris, aad wilt be accompanied as far as Paris by Miss Margaret slialae, seeoad dsoxh- se Ske neerstoty of Btatav Miss Wauaeta to attend school la skat eity nndar the ear of -r' -ColoxjU.

RoSkbt IxAKasokt. was Invited by telegraph to leetur at lao last wtatsc. Tbe cuestloa ws askes) ay the leet. arer. "II thare a mosbsMst over Tom Cor-wla grave yetfaau wbea a aegkUve came bask Colonel.

Iagersoll uelehed Ike hopes or the Com mutes fry a ai ssssge whlAk ceadi -I would net lecture la your old town for half of it," Da. E.R. Heath's discovery of vast foreats of dnchon and caoutchouc la his explorations of tbe Bent River, la Bolivia, has attracted at least tea tboaiumd -mti 'to the former unknown region. The export of rubber has greatly taetoased, akd will probably amount to six million pooaus by next year, pr. Heatu'ls sanguine ot fladlng risk deposits of precious metals and medicinal plant along the Msd rede Dios.

FACTS AXU FX5CIE Hard-Pan Reflection on Material and Immaterial Thing. Orsjiso strong. Closed weak. Ma a att am closes higher thaa It opened. They begin to talk well again of rie seconds, Maxhattas gone to Join three C.1 la retreat, Tbts pool la Facile' Mall Is said to be eaormooa.

Uxlt one transaction la C. C. aad That was near the close, at 81. A settee feeling is said to be manlfestsd for American securities abroad. Don't get exeited and think the bottom is going to drop out without cause.

P. says the recent advance In Central Pacific Is on Its merits. ALL. the list closed on, and la nearly every case at the lowest points ot tbe day. With only nve exeeptlous, tbe dosing price of the dsy were tne'lowest of the day.

A axAUTirui. situation -was aipped in the bod by the news of the bank failure. The great tide of tbe market is not easily changed, al though aoags often make eddies. Ths went r-tnird-slreet party are reported to bave been among the late buyers of stock. A srrCH better demand than for several months is reported to prevailing for bonds.

A eooD many people believe that poors have been formed to put up stocks one after another. Those stocks marked for a rise yesterdsy were St. Paul, North-west and Kansas and Texas. A matvkal reaction waa due In stocks, Snd this has been precipitated by the bank failure. Ir the bank failure is caused by dishonesty and i only local, a day or two and It Will be forgotten.

Michigan Central showed less strength yesterday; was hammered the bears considerably. OoTsiDB snd Interested seenrities sre getting strong ski the belief that bottom bat been I A hioh officer of the New Tork Central says Vanderbilt has partially abandoned the Idea of differential votes. The stead inesa with which ths market received the disastrous news shows how heat It a-as to higher fignrea. Tbe rumors of the day are probably ex-agKeraied. and the selling before the snd Will be found to be excessive.

Onio aitd Mississippi doe not feel tbe 1st advanee a she should. Tbe blanket mortgage schema doe not take well. Tax eagerness lo take profits wss followed by a wild desire to get out, and the whole market toppled under the pressure. "The Gould party is confident tbst the market is healthful, and that the advance will laat some time." New York. Letter.

It is thought by some calm observers tbst tbe market will close nineh higher at the end of the week than it did last Saturday. Micuioam Ckrtrai. and St. Paotare tbe two slocks that show tbe greatest decline from their opening price as the net result of lhday. i 'Tueee arestni strong kneh behind Ihfs mar ket, and these strong men will come to the front if seed be to save the market from suf fering greatly.

A JJew Toax dispatcb says: "it is reported oa good authority that Louisville and Nashville will advance 8 or 10 points. A good deal of stock was bought on this idea. Texas Paciric was about1 ths only stock that showed well at the of the -day in comparison with the opening price. The net remit of the day was a loss of only "IT is understood that the of the Jersey Central Directors voted to begin tbe movement for taking the road ont of 'he hands or the So says a Nsw York letter. i There were two reports the other day on Michigan Central one that tbe Grand Trunk people had bought enough stock lately to secure control snd.

second, that the stock Wss cornered. The St. Paul and Omaha stocks bnve been ueglected of late on account of reports of continued bad weather in Minnesota, which prevents the threshing of grain, and interferes with railroading and bnslness in general. Total aoles yesterday reported bere.265.s00. ot which 47,7 were Lake Hhore, SS.70U Telegraph, 29.200 SU Paul.

New ork Central, 27,400 Michigan Central, 17.800 Kansas and' Texas, lt.TtW Union Pacific 1300 Erie. JJoue of the rest cams up to 10.000. 'i'aavast interests In lb stock merket, divided among so many Individuals and localities, make It leas liable to extreme depressions than it waa daring the speculative cttetnent after tbe wsr. The failure of the day may only make, a momentary ripple on the surfaee, and be swept sway in short time. The report was In New York Friday that Mr.

Tllllnghant, of the New York Central, had said that if the Pennsylvania Company put on a twenty-one-hour train from Chicago to New York tbe New York Central Road would carry passengers from Chicago 10 New York for $1 which wss all pur fabrication or Impure blaster. MiBttr started off well, but the opening prices had hardly been made When the report spread through tbe room that a large bank la a neigh soring elty had failed. Subssooeatly tbe tone waa recovered, and, under the lend of Texas Pacific and Kansas, and Texas, tbe whole market became strong. i This strength continued until about two 'o'clock, when rumor had It that aa offleer of the beak above referred to was a defaulter to a large amount. This sent off prices again, and under this Influence the lowest prices of tbe day wore At this poiat the market closed.

Later dispatches, but still unsuthentlcated. put the loss by the failure aa high ts.000.000. '-Facts" refers lo other coin inns of tbe Ew-acinxa for further aad moredsflalte information regarding this event. mew tore qCot atioks at pirrs h. acnv a ok i a I are I twiif in 7 liAlt l'aeifie Alan Western Union Tel fl(T se jersey Central S04' B(i! 'S4 afc Aorta-western iSfel iuvS lusi ioS'1 1 h' -i St.

Paul Northern Paelfl-, Northern Pacific pref asHi A C. and 1. Delaware aud Lack U'Tf iVA lS 45 4 45 Vm 44S 84.Si( MS art. Haantbal and St. WJi: Uan.

and at. Joe broJ. UJ lit 1 I ilS I tis -l lihC 121 I 121 Lsii enore Michigan Ceatral New VorkCeatraJ 1 BrZ SSVl t7-l 'W Oatoand JtMBlalp4 Canada Soatbern NaahviUe aad Chai 14' 4154' 1 I 41 KS lu 1 KM Missouri Pacific, Union Paetfle Ui Wabash Pacific 48 48 Wabash Pacific pref. ktanaaa aa Tea Keadi Loo. and NaahviUe K5 4 41 eoV jmj a2vs oej as, en ki Kit Denver and HtoOrandei Maabaltaa elevateds.

Cheaaweake aad Ohio. Cbea. aad O. la prf untarloand savern 1 and a 47d 47X SbPaalaad Usaaba. 41U 41U lfti 10J 1 6a3 tii hc Paul a Omaha pref veairet raeiue.

Texas Pactfia, Oaia- Central D. nsKi Mobile and Ohio. Whestpesig Eas ffe Bon- ThomaS A. CoWgUl. bf Champaign Coaayr, ami Boa.

M. Dempcy aad John M. wllcox, ot Cleveland, are ta the elty. They are aaderatood to be carry lag Oa a active bat Judicious eampabra for Ilea. O.

J. Hodge, of CUveiand. for Spaaktr of the Ohio Hons of Representatives. Boa. D.

Stubba. of Preble Oonnty-weU khowa as the author of ths Stubbs Law also la the city, and his dose eotamaaloa with the talented trio earned aeev lead to the snaplciaa that he la for Bodge. Ths appearance of a Hodge dele-aaUon ia'tfce'sossh-esM ceraet of thltat indicates a etmndebce that Hodge has th six, Beprescntatives from Cnyahoa. Conaty as a' base of supplies. Bodgw boom oat aow seems to be al least a neck ahead at the pres ent writiug.

y-' --y Deftnudoa of Ui 0, aad: 21 Eieratox "Tail An Immense Frame BuHdloy and Larg-e Ameunk of Oraln. At half-past on eVock this morning a big Are broke oa la the West end of lb Ohio aad Mississippi elevator, at the intersection of Third and Froat Bardly had th first sign of tbe fir, appaared before ib fiaraes were seea breaking through every wla dow aad opening la the Immense frame structure, snd ascending to the roof then leaped high upward toward the sky. It was not ten minutes, time from the breaking out ot the fire until almost th entire build leg was ablasa. Aa alarm was sounded from box No. 58, and almost immediately a aaneral alarm followed, aad they were immediately answered, by the firemen, who weet heartily to work to battle with the flames.

it was evident from tbe fi rat that tbo biiildla bad gw-'bot every bos was put to user te keep down the lire as much as posslbl and keep. It from spreading. Large sparks blew la every direction, and people for squares around were kept busy extinguishing thorn. la -order keep them from setting- fins to any nan property. Tbe fir Is believed to have originated from a spsrk from a passing ioodmotiv.

At present Writinath loss cn not be estimated, although it will be large, aad, per haps, reach StSO.OOs. The elavater waa owned and operated by 'Charles Magntre a Co. Formerly It was run by Mullane 4 Magnlre. It was about njnety-flv feet high and forty-five or Arty feet wide, and built entirely of The elevator was well filled with corn, barley and wheat. i At the hour of going to press th fir cOnl tlnne.

and to-day the elevator Will be la ruins. To-DAT is festival of Ail Saints. The Stamp Act went 'into operation in America November 1765. A Litebast CLcn has been Organised by the scliolsrs of Hushes Hiyh School. Ta alarm of fire amn Box lh at halt-past eight o'clock yesterday morning, was false.

B. C. 78. November 1st, Berculaneum and Pompeii war buried by aa eruption, of Vesuvius. Job if BaiLET wss yesterday appointed ad ministrator of Jonn Gallagher.

Personalty, H.400. Uoscst MAiaa yeswrdsy made an assign. ment to Wm. Hartley Pugb for th benefit of bis creditors. Nova be 1, 17SS.

happened tbe great Lisbon earthquake, ln.wjhieh fifty thousand per sons perished. La Sall arrived at the month of the Miami wltn seventeen man' In hi company Just US years -ago to-day. He Mir Reimek was appointed administrator, with win annexed, of John Henry Fort-man. Personalty. 9O0.

Ths fourth annual exhibition of tbe "Chicago Fat Stock Shew," of Illinois, opens In Chicago on ths 7th Inst. Loitu Gcoroi Gorooic died on 1st of November, 179b. Be led the" opposition to the rapists and beaded the riot of J780. Twestt years ago to-day -'old Fuss and Feathers' Ueneral Scott's name waa placed on the retired list, snd General Ueorge B. 11c-Ciellan succeeded him.

The corner-stone of tbe new MeKendree M. Church, on Kaaieru avenue. Will be laid uosdar, November 1st. at 8 p. m.

Dr. A. B. Leouurd aud oti.ers udiuiatinK. The Jews count November 1st a sad dayln their history, as on that day, 1290.

16.611 EnglkOt Jws were banished, and their estates and treajioreaconascaied lo tbe Crown. Tax breaking of a water-main at Fourth and Vine streets yesterday afternoon caused considerable excite ineut, and delayed streetcars lor some liufe. street was badly uautoaed. Ox Sunday night, October IStli, Miss' Armstrong's School, on Mount Auburn; was burglarised of four dosea ail ver-piated knives, luur users aiiver-plated furka, eight dozen stiver knives and tea so. td gold napkin r.ngn.

NovKMBxa 1, Ibis, th first steamboat wn launched Id th lakes. It waa called from an Indian Chief -Walk-ltt-tbe-Water." Tbe oot left BuUnlo, aud cubt S70.UU), incluaiuu me sum paid ton aud Liviugston lor their pale uu AIasoxs will rcrasm ber to-day as being tbe thlrty-secoud of tbe death of Jetfiey Chlpiuan. before wbora'Wni. Morgan, the apoftlale reemHon, was tried tor larceny and coin in it led lo Ontario Jail, from whicu lie was W. H.

Allex, of 3a West Fourth street, reported ai police heaUqaartem yesterday that on Banday night bo was held np by three men on central a Venue, between Ueorge and seveuiii atreela, and rubbed ot gold watch aud chain, valued St fiOu. J. IsMASt, yesterday a petition in error from the Probuie Court in regard to his eonteatof the eiecttoa' of Eaqulra Johnson. He piopoaes to have tbe grounds on whieh JudceMiuson rnled his esse out of Court re-Viewed by the Court of Common Pleas. Wallace Cclsow, colored.

Treasurer of the Grand Cnited Lodge of Odd-fellows, No. LS3, and who is Chsnred with appropristing funds belouginc to toe LrftdR. had a before fiqnlre Powers yesterdsy, auu was bound over in tbe sum of VoOo to appear before tbe Court, of Common Pleas. NoVEnsca 156. the famous accident known as th Gasconade Bridge accident hap felted on the Missouri Pacific Railroad, bonis O'Sullivan, ibe engineer, brother-in-law of Hon.

Thnniae Allen, present member of Congress from St. Louis, waa killed and iwenly-lour others. A wm bee of strlkerrasaaulted an old man named Welsh last near "tu corner ol Eighth. snd BaymiUer streets. necanae be is "scab." The same gang called at a boardii-house on Carr street, between 4seventb aod Kiglitb streets, and raised a.

row with some workmen living titer. one-hort and ne arresbk Tna salt of Mary J. Fall bright against the Cincinnati Street Railroad Company for injuries sustained by tbe maning away of th cars-oa Gilbert aVenae, two years ago. was yesterday decided, (or tbe aucood lime, against the Uailroad Company. On tbe first trial tbe Jury gave the plniutlrr S3.UUQ, Thia time Dam Cae A laborer, who bas been engaged in working at the stone-yard at tbe cornerof Fifth street and Broadway, fell from a wavon yesterday, breaking three ot his ribs and receiving sever internal is juries.

Carroll arrived ber from Ireland bot recently, and. having no friends. or relatives lathe city, be waa taken to th Hospital. THE third number of th High School tribune, edited by Harry L. Lndwix, Wood ward High School, la ont, bearing date to-day.

Th paper 1 a neat ITttl aheet, and is filled with notes and personal of Interest to the scholars at both llogDesand Woodward. The corps of associate editors are aro. Well. Hu W. LdUkdaberg, Frank Jamas, Charles Silver man aad joaepk Gettier.

Ta a following officer were elected at tbe Board of Directors meeting at tbe Young Men's Christina Association, yesterday after-noon: William MeAlpia, President; W. P. AnUersoa, Vle-Presidaut: William Hubbell Fisher. Correspond lug Secretary; W. A.

-O noble. Recording toruryt Sasnucl Well. Ireasorer; Ernst ea Barn nam. Superintendent; aaae B. Well a.

Assuwant -Colombia Lobob, No. is, Knlgkui I Pythlaa, will give their eeoad.stnstrl had olio entertainment in Spencer HaHD Colsm-bia, lo-morrow a4 Thursday veuinga Th firogrsmm embraces lb best amateur talent th extreme East End. aad a pleasant evening is promised all Who auead. Som thlrteoa hundred ticket bave been eold, and. the entertainment -w lit no doubted iy a largely attended A ass wss- yesterday trld before lodge Buraet in which th Pint Uerman tadeaead-ent Benevolent AsaocSatloa of German Women aad Maiden- awe Anton Seamed and others for (10 aad.

The action was oa a note with several Th de-fens waa that. Ah sureties were released by to MUnawt of aatdi not witbont tbelr aaowled or conseuLi Tbe Jury returned a verdiet for Hsiao for fh piainlin. Ho. Geo BUS B. tAjWEEmo, United But Commissioner of Agf ieulior.

and Mr. Ed-ward Atkinson, with a company of New Ka-gland spinners representing nearly two million spiudlev will be in attendance at tbe Atlanta Cotton' Exposition this week, and tbe eVeDMte of the United States faaVsbeen invited. A grand exearsioa over the Southern Is announced for to-inorruw morning, leaving on the day express at 39. Ticket are 110, aad are good for sv days. gtevs Bbortly after twelve o'loa iam moraine Omosr kMaatpe aad.

Perry earoaaiered, a i 1 man witboat'fi bat walking rapidly along Fifth street, aaf Elm, They asked him what ths matter was, when he. turned suddenly. polled a revolver, and placed the end of tbe barrel azalnsl Htcmpe's bedy. Perry jerked tbe fellow aside and disArtned him and took him to Central Station, where was locked up oa th charge of carrying concealed weapon. Tbo prisoner at name aa TBoa.

Evan and said be lived In hiversid. lie wss sligatly intoxicated. AHlSEMEHTa. aRAvnorEBA-aocaa, nr. John MoCnllough baa steadily growa ta the favor of Cincinnati people sine he first appeared on ear boards.

Hi popular growth baa marked the sure progress of a eonscien tiou student, and' a man endowed with th power afcd natural graces to give fitting ex bresalon to what he learns. Th weleom Mr. MeCullough lastmght was a most hearty one-Mich as must have eneoarasea not oaiy the star himself, but aiso tbst section ot th play-going public that prays for th ascend--ency ot llie -iealtunal" theatricals. Tbe play was rfrjrtntne, and Mr. MoCulloUgh's treatment of the title role la so laminar in Cincinnati, and has ao freouenilv received notice In to columns, thst but little scop is given for criticism.

ot even ine company is new: it Is the same, wltn -on or two ex ceptions, which bas supported Mr. McCullnuh lor several eeaaonaj lae puoueisuiegainer uj Mtn, tltta emlnerit Aftlor sustained bv a eolii pany tboiougbly ariUvd la bia repeinotre of piaya, and in sympathy wtut nis memoes, there was a balance and completeness In th last aigbt which disarmed cavil, lie play, the star, and lb company were th same so frequently presented in Cincinnati; yet th larg andicuc received tbem with as much enlhuaiAam as could hsve possibly emphasised the aounisitloa of a new iriend, Mr. AiaCnilouKh hud doubie calls before the cur tain at tbe end of every net in wiieu he was Dromlnent. and ti la acaoelates were also hand. aomely and deservedly complimented.

Uood as Mr. McCuliough's reuditlun of -Vlrglnius" waa tw-fnre. ther.i was an Immediate reoog -nition of improvement last night. Mr. Mc- is a proaressiv aeior, uo aa ii tvuliei tb prim or toia manbood inspires his aad 1 tor with the noblest 4taier tn characier of "Virginius." Unun John A.Lane- Cdmand Collier.

C. Barton. H. A. Lavngdon aod J.

H.nuewell. Mm Kate poisytlieanu Miss Augusta Foster aoqnittd tbemselvea well In I lie principal support lug characters, ilia audience was very larce. and nromised a week of excellent buHiness. Tins la the first opportunity Cincinnati has had to Indicate iia urlde Mr. Md'uliunglt's soeceas in En- glsnu.

and tbe disposition aeema to to emphasize it. I'truiiuits la withdrawn till next Fridav evening. The play to-night will be Othtlio, witn th star as tn Moor. r- Kojuxsoxts orxRA-norsg. Unctt Tom' Cabin was th attraction at Roblnaou's laat waitc, with th Jarrett, Palmer dfsia via company la th east.

The bouse was fair in the upper portions, bat light below. Tbe Version of the play does not differ Inns the one we have been uaed lo having at aom of oar -theaters at least one every sea eon fo the past eeuiury, aod th company wen, mey are iiere an u.eweeK, wuu ntoiinee perioraiaucea every euaeeuay and ttavtur- oay. BECCK'S OPSKA-UOVSE. One of the jolltest, most laughable aud en joyable entertainments oa th road 1 At en th BrUtoU and last night al Heuok's an audi euce that filled the honse gov the eompany a hearty welcome on their first appearance this seaaoa. wuicu la meir uitru visiu ait oi-inem bem saeeessiul ouea.

1 ne oddity, comedy or whatever It mlzht be called. IB very I nuay from the first line to th close, aud as It is aa old acquaint ance oi our theaier-Koers needs no description as regards plot, and if lld.d we would nave to uecnuo to give it, as we uo not believe it nas any. or that there is any claimed tor It, but there is so much fuu in It that aa audience doe not seem to worry very seriously about such a small matter as a plot. Aa th "Widow O'Brien," Mr. J.

F. feheridan ts huge, and carries the weight of tbe piece to a creel extent. has i a trod seed many new ana fUuny sayings, tbsi seep his auditors In a con stant roar oi laugbler the entire Urns he occupies the sisgc Uismsk-up in tbeSpae- isn ratroi" was a uiarvi. i air. eneriaan is more thaa a success ss an Irish coined ian.

lb cast ha been changed, to som extent from last sesson. and th members a con It themselves with redlt notably so. Miss Carrie Danieia aad Mr. Richards who Is about aa good as bis ConrtwrlKht as th tltward." iss Marion Fiske is attain with th troupe. and is oae of Us strong cards.

The second act is' filled with good, aud popular music, well suug. They compnoy will play a large engagement tula week, and the deserve lo. VINE-STBEET OPEUA-HOCSa. th Vine-street hsd a boom last aigbt, the audience being of good sis and one that grew quite enthusiastic over th really excellent program offered by lb aeW faces. Kelly and O'Brien mad th bit.

tbelr act giving gr-Htaailsiactlon, and they proved to be one of tbe beet teams that has appeared aithishoose during the season. Tbe Halls were clever- tueir specialties, and tne ripeeiRlty Trio repealed their success of last week, tfppeoring in new aud pleusing specialties that met with hearty approval, burner- nua other artists of talent appeared la the olio, nun new lace were to ne ioua in tne lemaie mlrulrel seen. Which pasaud off tu a lively manner, the end men being I unnri and llie singling belter than uxuul. The niter-ptee is one ot thc best of the season. Wit that excel lent comedian.

Mr. Dan bulley. In the prin cipal role, and well supported by the 11 Alien anu siorau and me enure company. 11 will py you to wait and sae this part of th show Uil week. Mauaeotkl afternoon.

votes. Mb. Robrbt Stickxbt arrived to the city last evening. TnEonlr matinee to-dav ia th on at the Vlno-eireet Opera-bouse. Bob Mack.

Oeneral Agent of Johnson fit Company's Circus, arrived here tbla evening. uevingeioavu uisaeason wnn incaoove eircus at Kansas City. Bob reports business big this eason. He has a host of friends her and in the profesaioa that wish him soeceas. He will leave nere tne last ot ine ween tor xnew era City ou business.

eib Ulcere With Drank. Annie Porter, who' keeps a boose of prosti tution at 1 Elm street, was arrested last night on a warrant sworn out by Poiise oaicer Charlie Hoou. chaYcirig her with keeping disorderly house, tome time aro Uvm and his narlner. ltd" iMntn. went on their beat to pull the Porter macKion.

and the next dav Porter filed charge of drunkenness against them. lie said they were both drntik and acted very dlairderl.v In her bouse. The otfi cere denied the ebanres, and were backed up in tbelr denial Lienienent McrHgomery. They sit tiiey had gone Into tbe bouse be cause a man reported to them that had been robaed. Porter skipped) out-by aback door and escaped arrest outil laat night.

aeraMss Lleesme Recclpta. Th license receipts collected sine the election of Mayor Means amount' lo nearly twice tn ann collected during lb correspond. ng months nailer Jacob, aad go to shuw that tli business of tb Mayor office bv uelntr properly carried on by Mesere. Banks. (talendarp and Manning.

Th following figures explain themselves: aco os. aicana. May. ISM)- fl.MB SO May. lffil 2.784 06 Juae, lsso 4.SW June, 11.

Mtti es Ju'y. 1 A uk a st. 1m81 Sepl'r, ltsxn ociober, 1.S4S 09 1,4 00 SrX To 4.U7 Si July, SJf7 4 AUgUSl, 11 2.IU3 4 epl iS81-- lJt46 04 Oiober. lash. 56 ta W4.12B Ti In six t22ff 3i Ex L73S 67 Th Tna-Pnyera Vofm.

The following call for a meeting of tb Tax-Payers' League shows that tbe Boloo of the next Legislature WU1 hsve plenty ot work laid oat for them ts dot TAX-PATERA' Lit A OCX. 4 CiacixtcATI. Novemhr 1.1981. There will be a meeting of tb Tax-Payers' League at 3 p. m.

in (otle Hell, op-PomII Glhaon Hons, to receive reports of Committee on Board of Health, Floating Debt. Kngrneering, Asylum Bill, and other important buSincot All sre Invited. PLjw DxxTkk, secretary. First atearieaewt Fabr. Th officers ot th First Bcgimaat, O.

N. met last evening to devise ways and means for liquidating a balanc of som thousand dollars due neon their aalfccsss. It was decided to hold a Fair during lb holidays, sad to make arrangements for tb event a was appointed, nnsiattng of Colonel Max Moaler. Chairman? Major A. E.

Jones, Captaia J. J. Desmond. Uaotenast Tom Wright aad Colonel C. B.

Bunt. ci-eJWd. -r 1 Co Ongteva. Michael Farrell and Catbarln Theney. George M.

Grant and LflJI Walera. Anthony Beheld end Ana Grot. Rpp aad Mary Haber. Henry P. Feaialer and Mattl Paasmore.

James W. Cordrey snd Luclla Hsy ward. Frank J. Ladriean and Hoaa Snoop. Thomas T.

Javti nd Julia G. Comptoa. Jacob F. Brlen aad Hannah Prey. John D.

Reiaiger and Annie Feuotit, Was Atooka aad Mary J. MTchaat. A Bael Break. A water-main ba yesterday at ta fora? ot Fourtk and Vln atreets. and fat a few mo-men rs a pond of watorformeer targe saoegk to drowa a bora lau Th bole wa a near tb street railroad trtek that It wss ne eessary to propel th ear by band la passing ft all tb afternoon.

Finally order wens issued forth ears to go north on Walnat afreet, instead of Via, and ra conaeajneoc eonidmbi annoyance resulted to mow wno wiabed to rid and were not aware of tbe obstruct ton. To cars will resome tbelr eld routes to-eajv A BAP PICKt-g. tat Whlea a Vewly Mai i lea waasaa, that ksi WUev enriAX aawATca te awotnaxa. CnroAao. laa Octbo SLJadg Aathenf rendered a daclaioai thl mocniaa ta the Taylor dlvoree case.

Mary Taylor acoagat a salt In Cnaaecry to set aside a aeerse of di voros he kUEbanar Dr. William. M. Tailor, on tb ground, ihg tk dieor wobtaiaod by frand. Tbea ha been in the eoors of- earl a fcrasveru day la th Saporior Coart.

original l- graaUd, est the groano a( eraelty and desertionc. Tfc svideso Tn th present earn, as rsVMW great length by Juore 'Anthony. hownt that ih parties had lived. togei her conttnoooir Iron tbo time of tbeif marries till almost th- day -that Taylor reenrinc a dtroree, married Fmrene White: thai Mm. Taylor never knew ol divorce proceedings until informed- bv a frtendt that on Chester Kinnev acted for her ander a power of attorney, which ab aiae sianea; not knowing Itaeharaeler.at tbe poranasiou ot ber bus-band, who Hsd to her as to the rnsrsetef of "lb ppri and that tb divorce was obtained br fraud aad chicanery.

Th parents of Ir- Taylor were, it appears, hostile to bis wife, and Were anxious that should procure a separation from ber, and it ia possible that hi father may have engl-irrt Ik, salt, as is shown that paid th expense of th same, and iliac Dr. Taylor was most of tb ttm latoxteated. Tn dT wan. therefer. set aside by Judge Anthony, who av a withering review of Dr.

slayer's perfidy and duplicity throoghoat th whole alair. Dr. Taylor waaaat present, vi ng gone to Kentucky. is with his new wife, now a wife no lour. Hit attorneys filed a nolle of appeal.

Fifty Acre n4d Wtk WateewD. al tbo Barney dk. amith Cc- Wrh. arnciAi. ataPATca so csra axavtaaa.

Dattok, Onto, October 51. A great amonat Of water from tbe hydraulic aad thc canal to-day flooded over fifty acre of Sat land. Including a parti Of th Baraey A Smith Car-works In th north- astern part of th city, and filled th cellars of cult a number of house. Th overflow, waa- caaaod by oh work being eon by tb D. and B.

BAllroad Ikunpaay. In order to draw water from: th hydrau lic. Th embankment waa dng almost through on last Sa artsy, leaving only about one foot of ground to keep In the water of th hydraulic from tb. land adjacent which is mast fee lower, than the water. During th night this washed through, and th Water flowed out of th bvdraailn.

so thst It covered lb level lath hydraalic three or four feet Now. lust next to th hydraulic runs th caaal, with only a lev of a few feet thick ness separating tbs two. When tb wtr in th hydraulic was thus drawn out It away th support from thl and It was found not to strong enough to suoDOrt tn Immense weight. The water of tb canal than brok thron. h.

Increasing tbe damage. It did not flood tb car-works alt over, but damaged tbem KM. About six o'clock this evening as a mixed freight and passenger train on tne Pan-Ban die Kallnrnd, which was being drawn east by engine tW. usailed by swiuh-eoglne 236, wa passing along tb. twenty-five foot mil east of beard of twelve cows undertook to cross th track Inlrontoftbe train, and collision wa th result.

Th train was moving slowly at th tltn. and therefore unabl to knock th oows off th track. At least on, and possibly two eewa. war run over. Engine 238, which was in front, wa Hu mediately thrown off th track.

Engineer Peter Feneloo and hi eon Hubert Fenelou, fireman, seeing thst tb engine was doomed to down the embankment, Jumped aimul taneously. and both escaped without serions injury. Their engine rsn about one hundred leet after striking the cow befot II wentuown th fill; then It rolled over, and now lie with th drlve-wboels on topi badly wrecked. i ne second engine ou lis xorwaru u-ocas thrown off, and rba mac binary badly injured, A large fore of workmen, with a wracking train from Acuta, are engaged ia deandg the track, aad ex peeled to get it cleared by mid night. The rails are torn up two hundred feel It Is et 11 ma ted tbst each engine is dam aged about $3,000.

making tb total damage between foXM and A negro named Thomas attempted to take possession of Peter Kitty's reaiaursat, on Msr- ket street, to-day, and objecting, bonuced him out by knocking him with a bung- tarter. Th negro was arrested for dis turbing tb peace, and Bitty on a charge of assault with intent to kill. CLEVELAND. Crli laal aad Accidental Occurrence la the Feresi City, sraciAk nurATcZ to cas kMruoraxa, Clevelaku, October This fore- nooo George apieglberg, a laborer employeJ in F. selther's butter works, Clark avenue.

avaa at work near a ksttle full of bot grease. when it exploded, scalding aim from bead to foot. but recently cams te thl pity from Klyrta, where fits wife aad three children now are. It la tnourhfthal he will recover. Tb trial ot Frits, he murderer, who Wa taken with a fit during bis trlcl.

was post poned for two weeks in tb Common Pleas CrimfaalCoarttbis morning. Frits wsstsken In a close can-luge to-th Northern Ohio Aiy. lum. Be is si ill Id a ravin condition. Tbe body of an unknown man was found lying easy be foot of th stairway under th east end of tb Viaduct this morning.

He lay on his back, his left hand "resting across his Breast, and aa Iron book which th place ot hi mhwlng right band shoved down'- Into his coat-pocket. Bis stiff hat was arranged on tile back of bis bead, sollint tb owner bad ap parently fixed ulmaelf for a sleep. His pock-eta bad bee tarasd Inside odt, but there were no marks of violence on tbe body. Near by lay asn eepak I a pocket-book, a snuff-box and yellow cotton bandana handkerchief. marked Tb man w-r about five feet sight lncbe hlghsra well dressed In dark clothe, wuh-whlt shirt.

wore a mustache and goatee A alnituler aad alekenln case ef alleeed aelf mbiilation ocenrred atCbapIn's sis ti ler-bouse, on the Side, in morn Inc. George Glsaser. laborer emploved-en the premisea, and living with his wife aud four children al S7 Burton- Street, lias been rnnde tne bnit of th jokes of soma of hla em p4 ores for some time post, riomethltie occurred Ibis morning which seemed to make mm mer gloomy tuanet er, aithoogh no onr knows, or will tell-. what it waa. HhorUy after ta ram to work he remarked to th watchman that every one beted' htm.

ami be'. was about Oiaronrnzed. The watchman went sway, but returned in a few momenta, when Qlar held un hla left arm. Th blood waa atreamlng from tbreorfur liorrtOle gatrbeson the wrist. The desperate man had nearly.

ebooned on bla band with cletiver. He wa removed to hla Borne, where it was decided thai-' am pu'a lion woold be nereaeary. The operalloa wasperfortned.bat noeooner hsd Ubraser recovered from Its eirects and been left alone for moment, than be desperately tore the bandage luoae. allowinc ineoiooa lo spurt (acta I ram ta wounded arm. Measra.

Arnold Green. E. M. Heialev and other Directors of tbe 1st Globe New. paper i ompaoy.

bave mad an assignment of tne concern lor th beurfft of its creditors. THE LAST STRAW Which Brohe he Back ef a Vetersee DIMsnd-asialeher. rartAt MsvArca vaa aieef-ras. Kew Tosk, XI. Edward McLean, alias Bamlltoa.

was arrested by Ineocetor Byrne en Saturday night en suspicion of having last Wednesday stolen W.7Q0 worth of diamouda from tb store of th Mora Dia mond-Catting Company, of Boston. He an swers' ih description of th man who com mitted th robbery. Mr. Morse bss been re- oneated to com on to identify him. McLean, th polio a went into tb store ostensibly to boy precious stone.

He msd a email pur chase, aad after his departurs diamoade valued at $1,709 were discovered to be missing. His description was telegraphed to this city, MLan 11 expert diamead-thlef. A moath ago be 'was arrested in this eity for stealing sl.400 worth ef diamonds from Lsay Pecare, oa Fifteenth trt. He wss a bail. 4 Ihspector Byrnessay th prlaoner.

who bas aambcrleas aliases, has been a tblef from boyhood. Fifteen years ago be ws arrested for stealing coats from a barber-abop In Blacker Street. was released wa bail, and It la said thst never was tried. "Be waa caught robbing slat-room on a Canard steamer tn Jersey City, but got off wiih- out. eoBUhmeet, ae the neaanaat ef the am aoc care a forfeit hi to ncoscceu At another Urn wa mrostad for nlandnrin sUte-raoai.

ea th steamer Spain. of the Katioaat Line, but be alee got out ef that scrap safely, waa hext arrested for stealing a watch in. Brooklyn. For thm of- feose ha served four aad a halt years la Stat Prison. Later received sebtenc of a year halt tor.

aieaiiaa Mcke-oook ia a MUlard-room oBiaUi aveaa. Ha waa again arrestea for plekjng she pocket et a stockbroker while he was pi ay tag billiard ta th Firth Arcane Betel, but was released oa ball, aad indecd hi vie ilia not te pre tet him. Hie aeatarrsst ere for tee Firtoaatn en-eat jQaa Jaeaan atttll Uvlsup svactAx. aauATca to van rsarrtaxa xw Toax. October tX "Xias MUada T.

3m soba. et -rmtJt. who wa eacid tally shot aweakage ay ha visitor. Jona H. Wolfe, ef Jeraey Cliy.

to still living, and Dr. Paly bas hopes ef bev recovery If blood poisoning can be prevented. Oss or two relapse have been caused by the ladiaerUoa et callers. Aa evrealon hmh ssembec tlel to ae bar aad eaAortsd aad prayed aaiU tag girl aad a nervous convulsion. Dr.

tor several hour before be anal Vislletl prayed aad talked Ill di, (Mulnn lnrln.1, uern. -v-i. 'Puriri, cries so excited ber mother luJ Br a recurrence of her -breast tri'i I raan ear resuiuog isiajly. Dr. Ii-- aent tor, aa it.

wa after betor eonld get to, excited nerve qate'ed. lat young Wolfe op trof.i lt.r and sil aaaln txt ted be- came again oa riaterday sue refaJJ i.n bim. arte aayaabe waa not rntsKadu. him aa waa rrnorled. Tne famii-u7 annoyed by tu visits of rur.ou, sir FIRES.

PBciAt. ampsvcitrB vc va SXA a rlLKSVILLE, ITBlA A and outbuildings of Will SUIesviile, were cetaeletiy sentnrad at a late hour last evening. The fire noted to have originated from a flue, tb loss wilt arobaeiy reach ,7 which there ia no insurance. 011 1 at vrasa. oaio.

fttiSA, October haif.pil(t rh, o'clock this evening a fire broke cut lB th. tensive planlag-miU of Coldwell tog 00 West Court street. After a penutent clui tor an bourby the full force of tbs Frttll partmentand Water-Works tbe Br dued, with a partial destruction of itt tMl' 1 ng. No proper estl mat a be attued eu damage, but It is heavy. Ne lnturance.

at noBTa vanirajf, ixoiaxa Kobtr Vkkx, October The nu-m of Mllford Deputy caught fire nitre the building and eooients were cos Tb fire originated from a suark thrown Into th straw under the fJT no insurance. KBAB MIOWAT, XXirTCl-XT. MlbWAT. October si. Tb store of Jimg Nugent, st Otfult's Cross Roads, tvo ni'lei from here, was burbed last night.

forSUOO. which will felly cover the house and stock, siuppoaed incenularbau To tbs AaaocisTBa rauraa. NW elevtge'rlork this morning fire broke out in the snui boos of Mayer Ax Uacbmao's brewer? I Clllioa. Siaten Island, i.e flames "ires wllb remarkable rap.dlty. Tb.

enure of builOiuaa was enveloped. The brewTr, being situsted in th niUsi 0f ber of frame shanties, the lsiter wrs HUundond by lb occupants, who ded in ter. ror. W'lieo tne brewery building hsd bees burning half nn hour the nremwi abandou! tbem aud devoiod their edurls to suv.nn ths adjoining dwellings. At twelve oV ucit therl was danger or a boiit-r explos.on, ni tlie uo.

lie, in anticipation pi sucti a caisinliv clesred tb streets aud issrded the p-proache. The fire la still rin. The loss i noontime wa estimated at ton.uu Hua-drau ar thrown oul of employ tnouu THROUGH MANY PERILS. FlBMl Acewltlalef nn4ld Man far Mar. Ver Who Had Beset t'lv Times Cp lb fcallowa.

aractat. atar-ATca to vaa muiut, ABBEVitLB, S. October l.J F. Davids, an bid colored man, who has been unasr sea-teaosof death here for murder tor live or six Fears, was acquitted lb-day. -This Is one ul the most remarkable cases on record.

David ha been on the scaffold Ova times. Every time tb Governor iaterpuud and granted bim a new leas of lire. Tut list time Davids was on th scsdold, the souat was ad JasUd about his neck, and the Shsril was In the act of removing the trat to giv bis prlaoner tb fatal drou. A messenger covered wllh dust daarj up to th gallows with resplts from the Governor. Be arrived in the ver; niek ef time.

Bad delayed, five mlnuiet bis errand Would bave been fraitlvss. sot Davids would bave been wbere Lt would hsv given ths law officers sa further trouble. Davids waa charged with th order of an old white man aad bu titter at Indigo Spring, about forty miles run this place The evidence upon which he was convicted waa circumstantial, but pointed very strongly to the accused as ths murderer. Ddvld was rean old. Be had been an Inmate of the jalln long, that he beoams ajult a fixture, sal rather liked lbs Ufa, SPRINGFIELD, Accident enteneed te the Pen-Thieves' Harvef 1 prcisl oisPATca to vaa BKarimca.

Sraiwari eld, O1110, October SI. Leslie Frr, a Wat High-etrrel boy. feU from a barn-lo on a ladder, breaking two ribs and thcrwiM badly Injuring himself. Hobcrt Bill, ot Cllntoa County, Indlctedfra robbing Ueorge Bultsbacb's residence, nortb of town, aud Elmer Poling, ludicted for steal ing young Moore's money, at Lgouds, bulk changed their pieas to guilty this afternoon, Snd Judc Goods aenteuced them to a foot aad a half each ia Ih Penitentiary. John Ota.

aa employe at Driscollt livery- stable, was arrsted to-day ou tbe charge oi robbing a fellow-workman, named ol $15. Moat of Ui most waa recovered. Mike Lee. a stalwart of the Eaal End. was arrested to-day on the charge of shooting the keeper of the Big Free on Nortb street.

He fat also charged -with driving or two cows belonging to John Brook. II i trial will be on Thursday. Tim Lyons was arrested this afternoon oa th charge ot picking Httify IleddliiE'i pocket of S7 and attempting to steal bis waul in Boll's aalaos, on Lagonda avenue. Harder es Birantavvat. spaynAi.

Marsvcat rsi Byarinan. MBgcpnis, Tmi- Ootobor at. On ths dows inp of the su-amer Dean Adams, which left here last Thursday, tb dead body of a utcio was found by some of the crew lying about midship of the steamer, oa her lower deck, with bis skull fractured. Horn one hsd I. It bim a murderous blow snd left him where ii tell.

He wan buried on th Arkansas stior. Juatabove Ueleua. Wboit was that did Hit muroer. or wno ta murdered nua waa, remains a mystery. II Cave llltaaell Cp.

ecciAi. nrsrATcat to th a anociasca. Vixcebmes, October SI. On the farm of Bepraeeutatlve W. H.

H. leu re, five roliv south of Lwrenoevllle. Ill-, last nishl, Ai Nichols shot and killed a young farm hand named Lanelian. They qunrre er a girl. Tti iciils rode 10 Briufpurl aud auireudered lo Constable.

airach by k-mgtmo. rnnn nanrr to tbe Bxai taaa. Gaa ville. Ill October tl, Morris Gerry, an employe of th Peoria. Decatur and Evativ vlU Bailroad, wa killed here by being struck by sa engine while silling asleep oa th track.

Bl people live in kelson County, nek y. 1 Herri ate A eel nl tst at. Leal. St. Locts, October tl.

A most frightful and fatal aockieatoocarred at tbe Vulcan tilrrl Works, Soulb ib Louia, to-day. As Jaui4 Marnon, James Mctiovern, Jamee McOml aod a man named Dol employe of tn works, war aoending from tb lower to lU top floor oa the elevator, laden with pig-iroa to be damped Into one of th furnaces from lb top. sum part of th machinery gave way, and the elevator and men were precipitated I tb 'brick pavement some tnirfy feet below. Metirail was crusbvd between the elevator aad the brick wall and ground nearly to a Jelly. He died In half an boar.

Dollar's skull was fractured, and several ribs broken. will ma Uarrtoa re- oetved aooaeuaslon of tb spine snd two or three rib broSea. Is In a critical condi tion. McUovarA lamped from tne ele vator while it wa descending to a rrojecUoo in tb wall aad was unto-or ext. Ab hour or 1 two be lore uiit A ladl filled wiut molten iron upset In U- am work, and Hagb Hogan.

an employe, waa at moat covered with Ui rd hot uiriai, and revel vad laiurie waicb will no doubt prove fatal, bia face and a larg part ol body being literally roasted. 1 All HI MUaa aaseaild Rjmr. Ass rw.uihM convict aamed ha. Jne, a aexro. attcinpua to rap a wbit lady asmed Mrs.

Lewi, near npadra, oa th Fort Smith KAllroed. but week. Her screams attracted tne atteoti" of neighbor, wne tb negro Oed. cspmred yesterday morning in and brouaht to npadra Lbi ftruooo. A snob ef ou bead red men.

armed wim no' guns, wsr th depot la waiting. On tns arrival th train Uiey took lus from tb offloers, and, after a. la formal exammauoa by a Jury i Lyncha Court, Jooe was eoodemaed to dastn. Tweaty mlauiea sftec hm arrival tPuri" he was bung te tree. brtrslt sittMlnatl Davaorv.

October SU Tb Demoeratle iCity rnavMUAS nnw l.ail Li. riewl' for Mayor, Colon! Lewie tollman fw'e' JeaaeC. Kaxton for Treesnrer. Carlos ner I or rtty Attorney, and John ainer licejnatiee. liilusu aud itiar ar Ib BalMAa-B MallvSL Lor Vi lie, Kt, October Jallal Lcxinzton.

cbarged wltb healings- Wife, fiaugad hlmaeif ia faisee-L prlaonara. nacauiy nuoashlnerv. asps rre L.ssanon a oanoay wa-- weat by th taaael roaie. rii mmt 1 in ninsirr. WAiwnrarost.

October foe IM roaiai arvic for next ni rTrrrrVji, of which tb revenue wiU leaving a du.uv to Baopii njr ts Ueneral Treasury OX tU-u'..