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Show liEiint.vo m:v riMiXRix?. Hopeful M3.li or n Satlsfartorjr settlement. Wasi!I-i.to', Oct. 23. A. statement state-ment has been telegraphed from Canada, upon the authority of a llritish member of parliament, that it lias been resolved to submit the Retiring Sea fisheries dispute to arbitration. It is premature, so rar as it may be token to imply a completed com-pleted agreement ou tho part of both government. It is learned that a correspondence on the subject is still in progiess. Rut there are hopeful signs that n satisfactory settlement will bt- reached at a comparatively early day. Held br '- Urnnil Jury. Hoonevillk. Mo., Oct 35. If. S. Hines and F. C. Hoil'man, supposed sup-posed to be the parties who rubbed the Missouri Pacific at OttervlIIe a ehort time ago, were held by the grand jury in SiMO each. .VlllH.nl Naprillc. Toi'KrCV. Oct 23. The settlers in this western part of Oklahoma are without sj,.pliesi. Their wives and children nro without clothing. Ma. h su tiering aud starvation will ensue unless they, are speedily supplied. |
