WOELD AT LAEGE.
rC HOSMEft, flffts.tr.
.OUD.
NEBRASKA
CURRENT COMMENT.
Captain- J. M. Hamilton-, of the
Fifth Cavalry, has lx.cn ordered to the
Indian Territory with a squadron of
that regiment to eject intruders from
Oklahoma.
The municipal authorities of Paris,
in order to relieve the workinjjmen's
distress, have decided to collect three
hundred thousand dollars to be ex
pended on a series of grand fetes.
Summary of tho Daily Nowa.
Accoudi.vo to the annual report of
the Governor, flic crops of Idaho Ter
ritory will not exceed a half of the crop
of 1831. The population of the Ter
ritory is placed at seventy-five thou
sand. The mines are growing in value.
Tun Superior Court of Davies Coun
ty, S. C, recently established a prece
dent in law. Lee Turner and Abraham
Smith were sent to the Penitentiary
two years each for stealing a water
melon. It is the first instance on
record in law annals of the State.
Tin: dengue was reported still pre
vailing in Austin, Tex., as an epidemic.
It was conlitied principally to asylums.
Among the late victims w:ts Mrs.
JWicliael O'Connor, who recently gave
hirth to triplets. Tho children were
not expected to live. There were sev
eral deaths of citizens by the dengue
last month.
AirTiri.KS of incorporation of the St
ir Paul (Minn.) Ice Palace and Winter
!" f!;irillV!il AssfieiMfirm vvcrn filnl r...
oently; capital stock ffftcen thousand
dollars. The plans for the palace have
been submitted to a meeting of the
stockholders and work will be com
menced at the earliest moment practi
cable. Customs ofliecrs charge that four or
live of the leading wholesale liquor and
wine linns of Montreal have been
guilty of surreptitiously withdrawing
liquor from casks in bonded ware
bouses for many years past. One firm,
it is said, ha- swindled the Government
out of duties amounting to seventy
thousand dollars, and the total amount
of t Iks swindles is one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
Asa result of the elections for mem
bers of the Prussian Diet, the strength
of the parties in the Lower Houe is as
follows: Conservatives, 110; Free Con
servatives. GO; Clericals, IK); National
Liberal, 70; New German Liberals, 11;
Poles. II: Danes, 2; Guelphs, ,'i. Ger
man Liberals were victorious in Merlin
and Itreslau, Nationals in Hanover and
Clericals in Cologne and Krankau.
One National and one German Liberal
beaded the poll in Frankfort.
Disivvrciins of theifd from the Indian
Territory say that Samuel Newton,
the wife murderer, whose execution bv
shooting was fixed for that day. broke
jail at daylight and had not been re
captured. Crowds had gathered to
witness the shooting, and lingers! in
the vicinity of the jail all day. The
site for the execution was located in
the interior of the Choctaw Nation,
away from any railroad or telegraph
cilice.
Aiuitaxt Gi:xi:i;ai. I)kim, in his
annual report to the Secretary of War.
invites attention to the obsolete arms
and ammunition in the hands of the
tate militia or stored in the various
State armories. lt would' lie says,
"seem a mot wise measure if at the
approaching session of Congress a gen
eral act were passed providing for im
mediate exchange when requested of
all obsolete arms now in the hands of
the militia of the several States for
improved Springfield rifles, caliber
forty-five, and appropriate ammunition
therefor.'
Mks. Cathp.kixk Tkou Postmis
tress at" the village of Corning, Pa.,
5:a3 been arrested, charged with open
ing letters out of curiosity and reading
them for the purpose of keeping her
self posted in regard to the business
secrets of her neighbors and the love
affairs of the young people of the com
munity. She admitted her guilt, and
in justification alleged that she did not
know that she was committing an of
fense for which he could be punished.
She was put under bail to answer at the
next term of the United States Court
in Philadelphia.
PKKSONAL A"I 1'Of.ITICAL.
The remains of General George IJ. 51c
Clcllan, after services In the Madison
Square Presbyterian Church, New York,
on tho I'd, were taken to the cemetery at
Trenton, N. J., and interred. There was a
large concourse of people present.
The election iu Connecticut on the 3d
was for the choice of twelve Senators, one
half of tho Senate, from the odd numbered
districts, and for a full House of 240 mem
bers. Full returns wero not known, but it
was thought the Republicans had carried
the State with considerably decreased ma
jorities. The Legislature would probably
give the Republicans a joint majority of V2.
The an was an election in Pennsylvania
on the .Jd to fill the office of State Treas
urer. Matthew Stanley Quay, the Repub
lican candidate, was reported elected over
Conrad B. Day, the Democratic candidate.
The Boston Herald of the4th says the re
turns from Massachusetts at large are very
meagre, but considering tho Democratic
loss in Boston (1,'J !."), indications point to
the election of Robinson (Republican) by a
large majority.
Si'KCiALS from all parts of South Dakota
of the PA showed that the Sioux Falls' con
stitution had been carried. The Republican
State ticket was elected and prohibition
was probably carried. Siour Falls so far
was leading for the Capitol location.
The voting was light in the Mississippi
election on tho od. Thero was only the
regular Democratic ticket in the field.
Iowa was thought carried by the Re
publicans by a majority of K',000 or 11,000.
The Democrats conceded the State, but
claimed the Legislature was in doubt and
that they had a binall majority in the
House.
The President has nppointed Alfred P.
Edgerton of Fort Wayne, Ind., Civil Ser
vice Commissioner, in place of Dorman B.
Eaton, resigned, and William I. Trenholm
of Charleston, S. C, in tho place of John
M. Gregory, resigned.
The Now York Keening Pout places Hill's
majority in the Stato at l'J,irS, ami states
that tho next Legislature will be composed
of 21 Republicans and 11 Democrats in the
Senate, and 7S Republicans and 30 Demo
crats in tho Assembly.
The New York Tribune gives tho com
plexion of tho next Stato Legislature in
Isow Jersey as follows: Semite, Repub
licans 111, Democrats N; House, Repub
licans IV1, Democrats 27, Independent Dem
ocrat 1. This gives a Republican majority
of ! on joint ballot and ensures the election
of a Republican United States Senator.
Returns of the Maryland election indi
cate that tho majority for tho Democratic
Stato ticket will le nearly 3o,0o0. The
Legislature will bo nbout: Senate, Re
publicans (J, Democrats 20; House of Dele
gates, Republicans 1, Democrats 101.
Am. but eloven counties in Virginia had
been henrd Irom on tho 4th. Lee's ma
jority will doubtless reach 20,000. Heavy
Democratic gains appear in all the counties
hnving a large colored population. Tho
Legislature so far as known stands:
House, iii Democrats, 20 Republicans.
Eleven not heard from, but nearly all
likely to return Republican. Senate, .'JO
Democrats, U Republicans.
Gexeuai. James L. Donaldson' died on
the 1th at his home iu Baltimore in the
seventy-first year of his age. Ho served
with distinction in the Mexican war, and
was brevetted Major-General for merito
rious service in the Quartermaster's De
partment in tho War of the Rebellion.
General Donaldson was retired March, ISCt,
and resigned January 1, 1ST I.
Ex-SenatouSiiaiion was reported very
ill in San Francisco and his condition was
regarded as critical. His mind was per
fectly clear and he has arranged all his af
fairs with relatives who, it is understood,
will continue the fight against tho claims
of Sarah Althea Hill.
Geoiu-e M. Siii:i.i.i:v has been appointed
Postmaster of Kansas City by the Presi
dent. Mr. Shelley was formerly Mayor of
that city.
Tiik President has reappointed, tempo
rarily, Dorman B. Eaton as Civil Service
Commissioner.
Jci.oe Eiien Nkwto.v, the oldest member
of the bar iu Ohio, died on the .th at Can-
Held. Mahoning County, aged ninety-one
years. In 1S.V2 he was in Congress with
Joshua R. Giddings and won considerable
prominence bv n speech in favor of extend
ing a national welcome to Kossuth.
Tiik will of the late Henry W. Shaw
(Josli Billings) was tiled iu the Surrogate's
Office at New York ontheCth. He leaves
his wife, as long as she remains his widow,
all tho interest arising out of his invest
ments, and at her death to be divided be
tween his two daughters. Tho market
The Dolphin. Roach' newcroi-er, hafl J KliUA9
been accented bv the Governm ?at-
Db. BbockmaN, a delegate from the .
1 ransvaal, Das amveu at iwrnc -- Omaha -tret car l
elude a commercial treaty ktwnhz- ; Uen an ox.cowl0. ,
erlar.u ana tne soum Airicnn ncpuii- , ... ,,,... ,, ,,
The Pope is negotiating with theCbines : TinoWkaew , M
Government with a view to inducing the ; "v lQ- "" "
., .. ,. .. . ..,i,,.?t. i "- "uu"" -':y was iaeu i
ajrecj
v:
NMS.
tly .hot bra a
jved to have
oe of Salter
in Omaha.
DUST TO DUST.
Th Ilrnnlni .if i;rnrnl Crorc II. l
1 trllitn I'ntrnUlliulr Ititrtio to Tlielr
Lt Itr.tms I'lsrc Kr.jitlr.rnt in Vr-.
New Ykk. November ''. Tiic funeral
serv.ee ov-r the rcmilnsof the I ate Gen
era! Geo. R. McClellan took place this
THANKSGIVING.
frndam itlnn Itj-IN- rr-llnl !V-!rn?
Itr Tlitirlsj-. OTontiT "illh I
of IhM,1 It-ink- "S. -nl ltrinnrnl
Injj It t;-n-r.it Otxor anc-.
W.jhim.7.v, 1. C, Ns'rcroher 3.
The foltowias proclamation wa lnd
NOT GUILTY.
-
Thai 1J XfT'liri of hm Jurr la th
Valktt . Thrill( .f - llrt t
RwiniA. Ka.. 'oTcalrr T ,t ta:
the wion' i ott. nl Uj a tb
fTrat Wa'.kup mnrdrr c$0 htr tvnH
latter to allow rue y m can sole B.ur. her hous nnJ erwi l;:rioraat 0f morning t the Madtsoa Square Prrby- nlcnlxr by tc PrcWcn: of P UaRcd verdict of .VMttittal AV3) J
u,. wui.uvuvm. - the cause of his death. TL Coroner' jurv tenan Church, .is early a aine o'clock, sittn, of inin - Grart iuw.anct! tbl a vrrd -: hd m.
jt tma m(airri-rir rm ron I iiiRnniL'ia a. . . . ... - .-..-. . . .....- ...
." ..-..., -. ...... v . , Ci.ll.- ...-,...., jl l'..l.l . f ... K...-t- fl -
M I tn ml. I 4"J "'"' "'liiijr', itiecaruriver j.i uuui in au.aaccoi i.
he time Jlxd for
Grart inmanc-l tal
rvachnl. ad orJrcfl th rff.!.int r-ufci
PlilA.wn .. .l.u '.ll ft U'AB ft..
hiTM to th. mr'lon.1 rat, s-ste-n recommended iu.-ii "t., the street car holding the .services, a police fVucr ua- vr i- '(mn-laat ra. u. b t.fl lato court. NVrUT Wllkite bad ?:
PICK and wou'nded Abyssinian, were re- ! ' " a injew! r..shful employe, dcr command of Captain U'uUa,n took rTSSiiTti Mix WMUPS C cv :-rto
port-d dving dailv bv scores, and all are ami as a man wuo .i.iou4.i b prouio:el to up in portion at the Iron', door of the 't' "' --r unl i. zrt.z al cchc the 1 ncK Cr b.n; U4 by
n ' I ' - i i' the highet position in te irricw of the ,., . ,. i .. , , , ., protf:.itMrmiiinrol jcrU l .ir ..... . ii... . -, . .
suffering for want of provision, and an t --' -nv h. a , t- f rttl- cburch 3ml awaited thr arrival of the ,.im v.,rm m in boar Jt ,u.-si.. nl him that the lktfl Vtu. t.. .he
attack on Assouan was feareL iirwiwrciuiiMj e a capaine oi iu casket eontalnin-' the rmio. Ther did wr .'? -auuw m pnpr irt nitoa rxciaiHjf!. "My IhxX, 1 that tr- xmA
AcLuS,o.Vccurf,1UU,eKMtTo- .AZT"-'-'""' """ PU l or rev., ar' o, &&&&'ZJZtf?l & SlS SVT.?
SA,"2.r-5SB?S. -.,LdM. .n.,. on.to... ' '' - K?"j;s:;rIK: cs-i.2 s-.' 'X&ir&SZL
jaueiea, m.. ineo.utrninu IUi"-u a ,!epth of tiftv-om- fo- John Walker church, as It vex the special ri....r.ti, -r..orvff. I.i.nr i lrtHtnJ. jurr CJ1 fft. .ff Kiaj vH Si.r w
cars ere wrecked, rour men were badlj mUM , fa Wnter Wl,j, of xhv fa:nlIr lha. no oh.crV3aco l? fz'r 1?. A"' " fA. Sal VltU ." -. 1'
t!.?vT&V lay immediately uud.ntnn I a tough blue should be p,Ul to' the b.nlr that would l n V.V-T Vr mt 1-hrth J WU. 1 n n
hie -ov iork ii- Lttmnwrtwi win- clav over it. The ba.-k tafc-n from the log "ol be ilven o that of a private citizen. -t p .tic thnBv-nin imI prvr. ai t U wa ctotinr a toe rfrlat.t ., Kwli
ItlLti.m its monthly summary of fire losses, - ' No tickets were rouseit to gala a.Jrnts. xb--rr ! tb b n w.tn the H ry, arnl' cowcra'.! a . i. v
estimates the fire wastes in the United iwkwuie a iwes o. c.-.... i cvervfiln- H con- I-JiTr't . ". th'1 n,tit T . 7Ml 5lHr:ni U,hi h(( Hir K.U.rr e.uk.l
... . , , ,, . , . ,,,-,., The report comes from H ward Countv "" 'uuiu.i.i, aimcuiunin. incuii jr tu-tr be .u.m tl nn-l i: m .1 . . ,.,.-..1 . , . k .
States and Canada m October at :....).-), l ij,i,wor, r- , n rl. uectlor, wl Ii tfse lst wl rlic w- of the ,,, aiM, ln tftir usj j.;. ,l hi. JuUo. ury ! :l (.. .! nba
which is less bv !.-J.7),0"0 than the average ,, ,". 1'ou,,,!,uu uni cier. impSe,t nature. The bodv arrived here "b V A" J " lrmer it ..n .. pr. Mr. aiV-p andrr wr.ft .tt a m.
-.... t .-".. . , . Howanl County, who?- Lo-.ts are under- .... , ... , - . il'vomh t-tr thr r-vmJ" t . tb .ir fi.-,fs-r fixrAivr 7tn.!nl t:,. rua,
oi uciooer lire iosss lor leu vears pbm. . .... in rn .ii ai.fiiioun irum ran"e. ami
The Norwegian bark Aquilla foundered
off (Jottenburg n-cnntly. Twenty-two per
sons were drowned.
A TElittiKic explosion orcnrrHl tlie other
evening in the lalforatory a! William Akin
ifc Co., EvansviUe, Ind., w Inch wrecketl the
building badly and scalded several per
sons, three of them fatally.
A dispatch from Taconia, W. T., states
that Chinatown, ituated near the lower
depot and wharf of the Northern i'.icitlc
Railroad, has been burned bv th mob.
Two colored men, William Kiunebrend
and Philo John.-on, well iliggt-r. were
blown to ntouii recently by an explosion
of blasting powder at Atlanta, f 5a. They
were down a well, when a premature blast
occurred.
It was alleged in Washington that the
results in the recent elections were due to
tho secret organization known as tho
Knights of Labor.
The St. Louis police havenrrc.ted David
Keennn, W. P. Sears, P. S. Burns, M.
Weathers and Master Workmau Pinker
ton, of tho Knights of Labor, all street
railroad men, for being engaged in the re
cent explosions on the street ear tracks.
Another man, named John Shnughnessy,
was also arrested, and the police think
they now have tho entire gang. !
Gueat improvements are being effected ,
iu Venezuela. The work of building a
breakwater at La Guayra, on the coast, is
to be commenced at once by an English
company. The entire breakwater will
cost $l(,uvO,0O0. Blocks of concrete, weigh
ing .")0 tons each, will be laid in the .sea.
tln t tho rank, fr nr rriY
of vwy K.o-i ! priwt etfi f..r M :bt
lie h' Oonr fr u Im ih uir that !
Tuis,-i, ir our prrttika k i Rbit-S
m. . .. ..n&.u unti iiir our kiii.t.ik ....... t!i.
e alter tuo police nau ..... . , ' : '. . ."' r
..1 , ... -l.innunf tn IMHI11CHI fOB(BI.4.-a.
pce. oecn stauonea m iront or the cniucn, , r,.r tbr Mrin. t p tor or We and
J. E. Jr..v.n.v, of Xeiua, while recently General Hancock, one of the pill-bearer ;. wtni f. n4 nt.s of w
ilriviiiL' his team near Ston: rtnxrrirs at arrived accomnatiied hv tiuml !m-. .utf? aye acUAtr nn.l nJ3Ktrl .;.n
Louisville, was thrown down an embank- The General n:is adtu.tted to the bouse
of Mr. Prime, out not his aid.-,, ami it
was leirned tint no one would be per
mitted to enter the front pirluri avc the
jiall-nearets and the Hdle of the de-cca-ed's
family and those of Mr Prime's.
Th atMlunrt ffkrvtt ri l!..n...tt 1 1 . .'...
Emeiison's grain elevnU-rs are reported .ftmiiiar , New Yrkrs. attmct.l v.!
KU...g an .uewkau..ii lor Mioruige. was utketi to the house of W. C- Prime,
nlout 52 Oi behind in his accounts with s East 'I weiUT-tftird street.
the Building and Loan Association of that n ,. Htuc nhlU
ment b a sudden fright . i hn hor.se, re
ceiving injuries that are hk-ly to prove
fatal. The wagon was 'luii ..ishedund the
horse., so badly injured lir '.hey had to be
shot.
the crud tht kttat coflev-trL
iirtof ! r or ih- r...
The Kna City P-w lalw.j ?nt a
lrif h.tary t th r. a fu:w;
Waikup mt U Wal'a-v IxmUj lb Nw
Urlraft In lrber. i. Uie on Ml
Haittst tlio .-.. of pr-40rm.9 niikh in Ui the Lpotttiib. Heiwde tw ttp Mi
to be crowded with work.
tentlon, and a croud began to gather In
mi. MupremeLourtua.s.i.,! jwl again. the vicinity of the house. Gencrit Joe
the validity of the North Plnt'e jail Itouds. Johnson, accompinied by General FtU-
1T is stated that the VW-s Point paper John Poller, General McMahon, Geueral
mill is behind with its orders, and if the
present demand continues the mill will
have to 1k run night as well a. Jay. The
paper which it is now making . snid to be
giving excellent satisfaction. '.-
Nkaii Syracuse tho other day A. W. Cole
and his boy were unhitching a somewhat
refractory team from a wagon, when the
horses started to run, and th- loy was
itruek on the side of the head l eitherjthe ,
Frankiiu and other pall-bearers oou fol
lowed
The trcets were cleared, and the loyal
nn.er lin :. has rlannl lit rl b i!u
simts nul fllir-t tb trrt. ltn tn-im-'
lor the ptrttirou. rrtj m hieh rrl t .
lHHr ol tbr- hus4A&.tiorn aJ lur(.w r
natiKRa Hraiitt, Knl fr tb n t.ime-t
titrtMCflto'.t our brlirs Iim-h fkl ! i .e
tntin H pr--rtt und at.umJM- n 1 u t
Itut Hl.ti ! on tbr 1 lhu -rl pr'. r.
unton of iatitio... .ninrt an: r'asicc 1
( iw ilr ii. ttorts and aOfiatu.n
i i isir -k mi itrtur4 uf trwn i. mm
ie-iin nid s'reatftfM-b ttie Mnia of k n ti and rrtVtftsfcoe A ... t IV TH.U lf.
!tIii A-..: Irl u y no me in wh ch xfx gftturdar J r ttai.iri biMb,
-,, i.iiii e nf intnti ani
New Otiea Mkr thit. o in Mare xmi
Uieotlw-rln Aptfi. fv UatUro o! bw
daughter t to En., t a in Jwij. m1
Kiln renulnliif a lwft tn( mt ktibha
ami fjom limn to t num. Ky . !
Walktip atul tfte cirt m e iUArr.tf Joly S3.
I he btd BMl rreo n a-:rt l lUb(Mir
aNut July ?$. 0ti A 4 t 13 W;aP Mi
l.U'l- rl fofcTnpka. lie neiil U Atchu
onjor th comfort? bk l har
""fl ur livr. ibbt truly rntef.: p,rt
ie ii unr i i ir. ol r am rtil ua:
The cotlin was received at the main
entrance of the church bv Rrvs Dr.
As the bodv
horse's hoof or the end of the wagon and 'Hie funeral procession followed.
K'liocueil senseless. A physician was hastily
summoned, but the boy was dead in lUf
nil hour after tho accident. - j Park hurst and Whlttaker.
I he Supreme Court of the State has de- i
cided that under the provision of sections
one and two of chapter 72 of compiled
.statutes, where a party's horse g.-ts on the
railroad track, for the want i.f a fence,
such as the law requires the company to
erect and maintain to enclo.se its trnck, '
legion took up its position near the rcsi- ""' 1,t"1 t'ouiufui rwRt-mbrifu-n : t
deuce of Mr. Pi line, and awaited the
bringing out of the remains. The coUIn
was soon brought out, carried by six
men, the pall-bearers walking In front or
on either side. As the coffin was carried
piM, the spectators lemoved their hats
out of respect for the illustrious dead.
jnr h iu i!nuh,eti)r (!- .tr-. .f ir "H I
tion rtn-J rs-! !'-r one pre Mtwl :iin.n
Inrf m.ie m.s ptat4 in ih.- -uhi f ir I
Ki.r.e t the , uy 0f ; .nam. tli.
on.l ii.ty of Noeutxr. our UKMinl ru"ii
hunlre-t an I rihtv Mvt nint ot tbr ltvl-pendenc-
ttiv I'nitett stntrs i un bun
0rl and tmtli.
li:n-. i.wviiiiCi.iiviiUM)
llv the l'rellMt.
T r i:i kki.
ecivtar of Mni-. ft.
and while 0(iie ct i '. ot t lcumnf eiinav
a U M hrAIth Oil t t dat. b wufc tt Hslv
Pick to fttitlld to h w..ik a iurtl.
On AtlBtll Mtv a.siib buuhl 5oi
etain of jtryfhi.t.e fron. M. Ii 1U 'ft
Kitipvuia drtir"L u aunly ntcftti
rtUnit ml4ukht Ualkup Ukn mnttf
ill and a dis-tor iu ralirL IU rrriitarl
for acute Indl.'rst n. tnit the Mnii-lumi
were similar to tlr onus,-! b IryrfimiM
tsoitiiig. Mrs. WaikHp :Hepnnl ih
iliKMor In the tnornlint tJt Wall up rta
milch bottT that tt Win Hot tievewmo tor
him to conn. StiiHln mnn nc Aftuf broati-
The erasure of the name of Prince Alex- ""'1 w,,IItf " or s,t'ar the tnu-k " 'right-
ander from the Russian army list has ere- v,l'-'i '' a Passing train and m its flight is
nteil a sensation even in St. Petersburg, ''ijured by falling through a bridge on the
and is believed to indicate an absolute 'i'"' of the railroad, and no negligence or
rupture lietween Russia and Bulgaria. , willful misconduct is charged to the agents
The Karwell building, 22S to2t:i Monroo of the company in charge of the train at
street, Chicago, was on fire tho other day. lhe li,", 'ir,,i where no injtirv is done to
The losses footed up 200,000. the horse by nny actual colh.-ion or con-
A special from Aurora. Ind.. of the nth tact with the engine or cars of the train.
s
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1
Seven neonle on the Mountain Girl from sihuumi at uuialia. it is tne lir.,t lime in
Holland & McMahn's circus are reported llu history of the country that Ch:iiamen
was brought Into the church the Dead
Ma ch In "Saul" broke forth from ttie
organ.
A raised black covered platform stood
directly in trout of the pulpit, and on this
lhe casket was placed. At his head on
lhe tanle, and resting against the pulpit,
was a beautiful floral design representing
FUNNY FILIBUSTERS.
an American II ig. It was composed en- ""ousienng epemion, aisvnnce.i a
titely of Immortelles, and ct:ib"IH.-h' d cunoiii theory about how and whr these
. fat Mr. Walktip et her m.'wo,I rtl
f down to the dfiir otore for nrw strychnia.
How Their Operation. ..re M..n.Ce.l ,Q ' btlt the llrilK'lit W irtjld Ih-t .s ttfc.4W
I ...ire t.. the lleiielll .,f li.terr.le.l lUrt .-.J l'0 UH Cllld Hot IHl bllll W UfXl ffc
. -olllinl.lHr. T s,.,r the t.e...t. WR W!!ed for. W.1il.Mp tWst 4af
ii- ,.,. . .. n r. . . . buprovtbu !o much h weHi t dHvUr..
naval olllccr here. In talking to a Af r re- mrrtinj Me wa at ih.it Urn a Cminrll
porter Concerning the reported Cuban man and Acting .Mat or IU npfM-.tWiMt a
filibustering expedlltou, advnmed a be er well then ahd 'ImmUy hHmM? b
iiroe si mile into tnr oounuy 19
Ctinse Millie WiKd.
.nys": Th J fine Ohio River steamer J. W. the railroad company will not be bible to C,0 take place when It I, c-nvonl-nt for a',-
5afT and Mountain Girl collided two miles ' ' owner of the horse for such mjiry. ic.vcs tied with jmrilc libhoa and three i lN:l,,Ci, : l"- "' l l, KrV u"'1 -Now.
clow hero nt an early hour this morning. A xovei. piet-of litigation has le0n in- jOM Sprays of palm! , I'll tell von the -.rcret ol the who!
to IK lintiili.u j.r ? -,..rt rtinl . ..r . i.t. .. . a
...... u..s, . .. ,w..u, ..... .,,,;, , capeiiiiiouo are organum. m s,i: w, , WWup un, ot rMtn? minr
palm and edged with simlax. Dingo- .. t-.,, .. ,.-r r,.i,. .s.. ... i..t... . . . .. t i, . . i- 7. .
nallyacrovs Its face was a. sword In b-nck' ! '"3 " organUe the expeditions -,,t Mrs ,l ,.,,,. u krfly Z
Imniortcllcs will, a lull of tea roses. Be- l" U, um'm'r whou ,l U t,M hl Ur " '"-rf ""- " f L
math the flag was a pillow bearing the Christians t.. live In that country, or at Br)''"; TL? T E2.
. ..I. .7 . .. ..... . .i i . Rliotnor nttnr. of lHiim whrfH tat Um Jw
word"H.st On the casket which was any time when naval vessels are apt t. tor, win, cn..st T...-,- .rn.nc prbfl
covered with black cloth, am. on either be l d ck for repair-. Thev alwavs ,v.t.f,a.., ... ,.!,i ,w.is.-....rf u-.i....
Min.riMl until He.inos.lnv evening, wltrn b
l'wrn to feel hetter, ami rtui.n) nnii:ir
he wns well Ir. Jsrf auk! it av Mt
neeH...f v fur h.in to raft ni. ho.1 avi at.
etra s.M.h.t) of the ('o4uy. o Mtfy MUh
bwltnt. W n Wot sent w.nl thot h uitt
As soon as the mourners were all s-Mt-
d, Kev. Dr. Parkhurst came forward In
thing. Those alleged expeditions ar In
.......... . . ... . ..
s-iiiium ot i lie mrrunriHis, ami lllv
drowned. The boats were badly wrecked." have gone to court for damages. 'I-m Lit the pulpit and began the funeral ser- don't ninount to nnvthlng Tho nvr- i-t ifc mihiI KrM .mM.
The appointment of Colonel Hyde as "l Ah iiong sue a daily paper for ?1..0 x ices (,f the Presbyterian Churcti, b-gln- rVmts ,M.lkc subs-'rlrMous and fain- Thmnlny imm Wblbiij. Im 4lgt r
postmnster of St. Louis, was reported at damages on account of the publication of nlng with, ! am the Resurrection and the som,. rnggr.l. worlhlUi fellow, to ewv M.h n4 aftr .iwr hi. .f nn
Washington on the 0th as having been de- " I"lei" t,mt t,K'ro "as a .suspuion of Life." j iif'ln Tln'lhig at til it' It '''"""'-) " W bwl.
- t 1 11 hall lli I.Ail Il.ll,l.i.i1 ll... rtl.XH . lima tf. . . .1.11 .A a a . .
termined upon. , leprosy m their laundry
A TOHXAlio ravaged Ciirmi. Pittsfield, ' Tin: editor of the Cedar Rapid- ir.f was
Bloomington and Springfield, II., on tho -' of th lucky guessers on the contents
l.th. Tile greatest damage was done near of the bean jar at the lato State fair, and
Carmi, where an old man was killed bv a recently announced the receipt of his prize
living rafter. . a sulky hay rake.
The Journal ih's Drfnits, of Paris, says Postmstkks latelv appointed in Ni
that the triple alliance has been ruptur.d bra.ska: Lodgepole, John V. Colaue; Cal
ami that Austria and Germany have joined amtis, Robert B. Miller; Rtdgley, Ilennaun
England, France and Italy against Russia S. Shomshnr; Breiuent. Charles W. Ii'iller;
for tho purpose of forcing Itinsia to accept Johnston, Josejih Aayes.
the decisions of tho Balkan conference. j An inquest was recently held at Alexnn-
Bcsinkss failures for the seven tlavs ,lri'1 on t!u' remains of John Cptgrapli,
who wnifriglitfullystabbed in the bark dur
ing a light on theUth. and who died from
the effects tho following morning. The jurv
returned a verdict that 1'ptgraph came to
his death bv a wound inflicted bv a knife
iu the hands of Charles Meggr. ThT
was strong talk of lvnchmg, but as th-. x
citement abated there was no fear of vio
lence.
Stewart, win recenU
rdm
value of tho estate is SiKt.OOO.
Thk annual report of tho Commissary-General
of the Army shows that
the total amount to the credit of the
Subsistence Department for the fiscal
year ended June :0 was S4.043.1S1,
and the total expenditures S3.0j1.7Go!
leaving SUIU.865 on hand at the end of
the fiscal year. The average price paid
for fresh beef for the lirsf half of the
fiscal year was 10.24. and for the last
half t.15 cents. The value of subsist
ence issued to the Indians durino- the
year was $41,526. The average1 cost
per ration was a fraction over'oO 1-2,
boing an increase of 9-10 of a cetit of
le cost of the previous year.
IE report of the Chief of the Ma-
vice shows that in enforcing
eions of the law and the pro-
he revenue. 24,481 merchant
MISCKIJAXKOIS.
Georrk Holt, one of the Chicago build
ing inspectors, was recently charged with
levying- blackmail.
It was understood in "Washington that
the new Oklahoma raid was being led by
Captain Couch, who had become tired of
waiting for the appointment of a Govern
ment commission to determine the loom
ers' rights, and had decided to force an
issue on the Government.
The New York Central stockholders
have indorsed the directors' action in
reference to tho Lake Shore ;JoO,(XW,000
loan,
Tiik Vl of November being the time set
for the Chinese to leave Tacoma, W. T.,
many hundred citizens congregated in the
forenoon and marched in an orderly man
ner along the streets to the Chinese houses.
They ordered the occupants to pack their
goods and leave. The order was complied
with.
Thk British Government has decided to
send Matthew Arnold to France and Ger
many to inquire into the system of free
schools in those countries.
Threk hundred cigar makers arrived at
Montreal from Hamburg, Germauy, re
cently. Tiik Paris Tcwinssays the French Min
istry will resign before the Chamber meets
and a new one will be formed.
Perry Bayxe, on trial at Seattle,
charged with murdering two Chinamen iii
Washington Territory, was acquitted.
Thirteen revolutionists, disguised as
sailors, surprised the prison at Carthagena,
Spain, ou the 2J, and released twenty -two
convicts. The whole party then attempted
to seize the arsenal. The sentry on guard
resisted desperately, but was kdled. The
garrison, becoming alarmed, tired a broad
side at the party and put them to night.
Miss Katie Tabu, a well-known and
popular young lady of Louisville, Ky., was
ended November."! numbered for the Cnit.d
States, IM; for Canada, Id: total, 17:; as
compared with J01 for the week previous.
A "OCT t.00.) men quit work iu the Hock
ing Valley, Ohio Central and Shawnee
Valleys, O., on the I'.th. The operators say
they will shutdown the mines ratiier than
pay the advance demanded.
Reports from Burnt Prairie Township,
in tho northern part of White Couu'v. III.,
state that the cattlo were dvm
from some disease thought to
ciel" Tind
.. .i...-. -"
Ax express train vrai. larded recently
by a party of brigands ne.VNaples, Itnlv,
.... t... .. ii i jt .. ,w. i """ "
.w sm.L gi.a.u UI-U...1H -.cureu n.yw . MooreStewnrt put on a bold front ami de-
iiiiiivrs iii inu;ii- . j uvi iJuiH."rs, niicr
quickly completing their' 'work, jumped
from tho train.
Whm he had finished, the choir Ming
th" hymn: 'Jesus, Lover of My Soul,"
one of the General's favorites, In a touefc- '
lug manner.
At its conclusion Dr. Park hunt again
cniiie forward and read the c me iislon of
tlie services, beginning with: "But now '
Is Christ risen from the detd," offered
up a touching piayer and finished with
the Lord's Praver.
Dr. Pa'khurst iln'ti gave the bned'c
5 Ion, alter which the casket was removed
to the hearse, and the funeral cortege
started Jor the ferry. When th- remains
arrived at Jersey Cltv thev were placed
.ii hoard a special ttaln, wheh, at noon,
stcami'd "lit of the depot en route for
Trenton, where the burial will take
place in River View Cemetery.
out of the way places, and to prrtend t
lw. .llntt'n . In ..u....e !'!... ..,.. l.
flushed over the w res that a formi.UM n .
tlllbtisUilng expedition Is bring prepared i , " ., ,
...... -i , . ... '..." d .filial
111. .11. . s .! 4IMI fc .! tf s- t S lUt'lf!
the vessels of th ..rth Atlantic squad-
i ron are s.-m down for thai pnrpnmr, ami
lhe wh.le miller Mowsovrr and 4'iM.it'il
to nolhlig. I he e-id Jn ffiwhas men
galnrd, though. Trie vrs-i, n-m.iO
in jHrt for niti t me, au!
a hundred Ihoitsntid dot irs ..i
more hae l e evpendrtl n
lhe olllcrs In miking purrtu1- .i.I
In mi:)p';tug the ship. The II ihuterwr
were ai.Mniiiiu.irr. Now, murk what I
upalHtiim. whnsisu.ce cn not Ih- T" '- Wttj
enl I (oin lhe nivr. Ttie statistics In
for, MtU wiiil-i down uwii ! Utihl
twetit Ave rent' witUi f nr.ntMr f;un M.
n retiinuntt bow hm an v
pofi, nud In About is Umt
by hTirfcii n ummj U
UrseMIr- to Have i'!f t tlfttl th bliMMn .
tem. Unlliup wh lak.tt WltlU Ui lh
pronounced taitl"ms f MrvHfilrni poiaon.
He continued to gttnv wri, NOd Vtitky a
ettt f tidUfwe rnMl. It the l3n U
r tuiUisI rImkiI Uil Vnikiif if- I.!
inxl pwitiein imrrtMNi t rfte bimI
ir)rit.ne. W5ti.;few n' rt nifmt
f; ami u.mt th next uwtiinc. J.Nt.l L
Stpl-Un tM.t,i.4 u, Uw wittt, atari
wat oidefts u b wat'hel l.jr
A CfwofiT. )ttry him ittipidL
AT SING SING.
Icr.I Vri
Ni:w YoitiJi- Novetnb
- .
ecliis II Ten Veir i:iii?i,e. '
'JS"r.iut of the st.te. i
r 2. Ferdinand '
the tna'ter wi'l hoir m- oat In tbi. 1
am firmly convinced ihtt everr on ol
these cxpeiiitiou are orlgiiXed by th
res. dent meichmuts for llielr owo ben
tit " i
"Thin theorr Is confirmed," ronlintt I
g raVidlyllJif Ward aro.c yfetdny morn.ng at wv-r . tSe olflcr. -hv th- f-ct t'bal .11 ttr il jiU
jJHTwTfiTtrace.1 U) Oirard. III., by G. T. Moore, , Otclock ei jud j,,,.,, hj, ,JrHt ,, I ,iipu.rm.. .tno.i.tk.tis conWI pqt , .J
denth. but ai th- tnravi to
ilitr. n Mtjourniwefit uiwn In Ii
day. Ttie funrfiil th I (iwt
sen In rlm'-irtn. mm) .rtrtHNl
l levr kmi iiiwtat iMv
Mr's Jur) ftrnn tm utk. nmt Mil
xhtittftUvr x..i;rli Mil. Mtm,
ikut moth ram New (3
representing one of his creditors, who fol
lowed him. He had adopted the name
Wolfe and was preparing to ngain embark
iu business. When confronted bv Mr.
' In Sing Sing t'rlson, and the quiet and
of I ...",.'. ...
undisturbed
freshed blm.
wa.s transferred fro-a 'ho lower to th?
n.'Ht seejj;e,i io nave je
Late on Siturdsy night hr
stop to bt the Tresrv l)eprtni'-ii?.
'lhe coll -dor at the ort his xll th
Merr.C'sirr, and the revrnu- ma
rine ves-is cmi.i t, m itch betirr rv c
than th" nival vrsel. iut tli-r want
li'iuUm lm mt
wm etrrr wft..rt awitMe wm i.ttw tn rtm1
her r twwn rfMite foninl kf
ehentUt in W.i;B'i in rt aiej mwrf
eirrutwstioee Ntitr to :h. iteath i tfac
hnsbooii t thr huttm ni th? ri'.
emTUii afler two wiMjr worfc Kac'
, niel any knowkvlpo of Mr. Moore, or, nineteenth gallqtj o:i w'uen stove mn "in nnv.u vessels, am.1 thy gen mitt Jmr No.ut.t in rtiet io th ff Htm
Scnliuer, or of having ever purchase-l the arc UKrateu. lar report mat v. aril ins t '- " " wieni usrMt:y hh' d-oUi w - t - tmt i4mtaimimt ojr
.,.!., 111..... l, ,:b-.-.I l... ...!, ' -!..... n ,....n., Il I..I . "".
;ivun i.u.i uu ...tu v. t. V4.uk l.ui.s i t.;iiiiiaiu t tiiui'cuui .u i.(4.f-ii z
that had leen fraudulently shipped to ' cell by himself, ajid Bays he li sithrlec
with his new queers
AllIITION'.I niSt'ATCIIES.
W i himself under an assumed nnme had been
O.ne of tho chean temecnirv sheds used ' attached ho weakened, however.
as a boarding house by tho laborers of the The other night II. L. Powell ?hot
Cambridge waer work!, at Stony Brook, ' Charles-f?slie at Florence. A surgeon
Mass.. was burned the other night. Fifty I probed the wound and found that the ball I t " " t cir'eil
laborers who were nsleon ivhen the fire I passed in s downward and backward di- J i ffi ui." J"'3.-.-
I I .... , A. , . . ... . i . JA. A ILCI I.IH; A 1101
broke out escaped, save Pat ick Sullivan,
aged sixty, who w as buruad to death. I
John McCcxlouoii, th actor, diel at
his residence in Philadelphia on theSth.
He was Iwrn in Londonderry, -jfrelaud, No
vember It. lSlo. f X
Ex-Jcuge ALiiEHTCAitndeodiedat his
residence iu New York rcceBtltr. He vrai
fifty-seven years of age anii a native of
Philadelphia. He was Judg)f4he Com
mon Pleas and subsequently of the Su
preme Bench.
Cheat excitement was occa atoned in the
lobby of the Neil House, at Columbus, O.,
recently, by an encounter betwjea Auditor
of State Emil Ktesewetter and- IT. J. El
liott, editor and proprietor of th, Sunday
Oiifi. Kiliott was .slightly wikned by
one of two shots tired by JCSe4 wetter,
when the latter was arrested la-id Hf.
, .
rection through the lower lobe of the right
lung, and that tho chances were nil
i
fleet mb'htilw relieved " s.ibl WnrA. . ....
t. L . fi . "i .'loniiiir S!t
lucre naa oecn vacua rcn'-auous our
den on mc ever niece the faiMir ol tnr
firm of Grant &. Ifard Cut I f-et now
at .f It ha I rolled
Ban. I litre had
fHE NATIONAL DHBT.
a very eomfortalia : first Sabbath In
orison. Chnn.ain Et'eerton's words have
against tho wounded man. Tho doctor f fcUnk deep Into my ieart I am not only
advised his friend to have the man's willing to abide Ir the rules of the
sworn statement taken while he was in his prison, but to turn Over a new leaf and
right mind, which was done at once.
The Omaha authorities have again com
menced prosecutions against saloons that
keep open in violation of law. j
Recently a well-known young mnn of j
Nebraska City, through the machination
of evil companions, was induced to forge
his stepfather's namo to a note for twenty
five dollars, which was cashed bv Philip
r .. . t .- .v : , :i f-
I oner, ii n uui iuji oiure me jorgery
was discovered, and when the yonng man
become a different nirs.'
"Have jou anythlntO .-ay about your
iclailon- with Wir. sV-Warn-r?"
'Not now. My though s are hirdly
sufficiently collcc'cd hder the nexv Im
pressions which are crcwd.ng uiKn me
here to enable mc at till time lo go fu ly
into that subject. But job tr.iy sav the
time will come when all wl.I h- told
the whole disgraceful bvtdBe.ss "
ment f J, NiiltfOI.
1-lnni.cUI ( on.Ilt.fo. Cii. torus I:rnrtt..
W.,siiigtov, I. C, Novciiihr 8
Thr dent tatc:ncnt hsunS oterdai
!""" a retluetlon of tac pnVsc drb
during the ra-mth of OeUx;r nmonRttn:
to 13.271.. 7:t Th total ifrht tio-r
le-s SW.Tl:,.- nrt cih refK)rt 1 in Uk
Tre.i-ury. !s 51,M7,C57,,. KB1 0( tb
amount. i:.'0,l'73,lJ'.' s Inlere-l bear
Ing dab:. Ihc Troanrr's uirn!!
show, a gold coin, bullion and gold err
lific.itebii-.acc of 5Hl,tti,M, or 9,
225 2;5 rno.-e than a month ago. a.
ftaniUrd -liver dollar and xlirr crt ft
ci'e biioce of 57..SH.10'!, or 3! TSJ, 02
Ics thin a taonth ago.
Custom rM;i u,r fc"b?r amoont
eJ t glC.115 TMVi. ag.ilnt 31 .1-3 17 iq
'I)fi tnn (nlenl tn mite a fn.l s'it
ment of ronr tnnri5in. "itIo" tm. "ctob-r. 1 "si , Inlernil zrx-nu- t-r,lD
saw how near he stood to the Penitcntiarv names of all the persons Vao b.ie profl:- were Sli,70 -O. 3gsn,t 89C.yjj7.7-i4 0
he attempted to settlo matters by taking cd tbercbv?" C -ww,, , . ... ,. aoit Tn- m ce:iv
a dose of strvchnine, followed bv another "At the proper time I ekdl ike r ub lc 'V. TplJCrtJe lf-0' Xa.t
oflsudaaunr. Before the poison had time a complete history of my IT-'all 'rr-tx V' " '' . . , 5-.
perience, ani oi me oo!b4, X's'sictei . - - . . ..v,-,,4 ,ulc, inJ
Mm. Wriip Wim t oa4 oa a Cm
ouer' '.viurnai pviiiolnry ean-.(raffaM)
was walvHl nod h- . el4 f UJ.
TM r thi u
Aettre prrpimtMo ero ma4 for Kaav
trtai. Le defeti.e .fMrr4 te aistli '
Mr '.:, k vi.4l Irwmtt fr-mhnw lawyof.
Mr. .fif-ce .S. Ilil. ft Mtafewfepf. aaaf
( 'floiiel T. i' rej..m. a dliHtxtMt aUaa
ny if L-nvef,.Hito Umn Ft4(!Mav
the ("!: j Altorrer. vafsij Mf. J. JjT
Bock. CpUiin C .V Mrrj aM lr. L ft
LniwfxMt, prominrtit i.-otbir. of IM Lyi
C(miul) bar. unit J-itM 4d mummiiimmI tl
JrxH vh'i the ea.e v, rallart tm thm JSw
f lat month.
Th (riexrnitkn InU-ltirs-i nitmii tl
jcovh U ptirefcH f lrjehoir ao4 ao
e at ts.'Uhi time by th- ofo4aU;
ehfroik-sj ansjy.,, n WU:j .leneti Jitat
Mrnr Jfcees j tretvvf.f iWn iai m
ftr deth. no! tiU phjhrit tn-tlaVal
IH an.w-er to hi J.th.i r;ntuO 'Jm kn
th".r opinion MmUi r,4 hr j pii
f-cWJy tA.-n vnut th" i(4av TtW oo
tnt hs4 V U- Uniry tlAt VAifewo lai
ttHi a phkrl wrei froaa te
f" aol bd in m taw tuttU, oi
lakine iutr-Mc U timnil'- &ba4 4a
tl nui jrfnrf. at ,a ii of aM
m:rt-!rJ xj--ti t-iof to SMkrl
arxneil. J toact hewashandwlapintliottlofSileii with Pcnence, nnu oi me ooiatw ,'a-sicie i ,.'.' '''''"rZ'' 'ulM irtT a-oc lrlit t- takr o toe raao c
Advices from Yokohama nnnUee the ! whiskvand drank every drop of it. The -7 xhc moi Grant & Waro.asd t- re a- e j r- .r .n t.1. o. lhe car feat Cc,! ?.. j,, t mt)1k mmm,
lossof the yacht Loiterer October Ifi, off mixture was too much for his stomach. s- , l0n4 xvi,& lhcT i-'UiC ?: f t:- X'; f ,' .?. ,f 9 IZ' "t' '"T'1 '' 7 tm
vet i'XnZS - ii,nf he yo7ZV! ap'-anMn i t f i Tfr 7l'.h& 7 -" "'TSZ 2 It Zi Sfcrm
ves,.d was ound b Dr. eld. of Jton, was all right again. He ImmiMliately left fcc coa,d a wod me pfl?;, .. - '.O0J; .i .e the rxtiior dnr t. u.at ... tM ,r-r Uh W
who was cruising, accompanied by$-tEl- for parts unknown. his name was sup- t LTrd!.r sh of tbeTnlar i Wir ! u Uie Cr for iq.b, j ik rorrnt r.Mittf .in natM la nw .oaa.,
Iiott and Charles Longtield. All tae.-sona pressed. ' w,n i,. .i ,,a tn h.r.. hJr)mn h.- V r,,;. vr were f 15.0,. r B.rtr 7 Xi. fnoo tvr -to- ral w.
- , -. - -. - - -- . V f SW . - .
"I
c MU-.I, uui a, larjje cotiecilOU OK Cri
osilies was lost.
A umheii of prominent citizens af tTa
Lots in Chadron sell as high as -SiCOrt. tras', sheets, pillow cases, cl.
SnERiFP Caxmox, of Hall Conntv, has 'ii
resirn-d. br reouest of the Commf..sion- i TmlMl i'KKot Kaploo.
0 Jess than dar.ag tbo owrrcfxmOie- , tetuaw to K;i bafct.
aonltn of lkt ! ... .
coma. V. T.. including the Mayor have j ers. The Sheriff is charged with ir.Uap- ! New Loxioxv Cow., 'ovf pber
been arrcste.1 by United State authorities propriatinr; county funds to the amount of An caplosjoa took r-lacc oalA irrdge
for the recent attack ou the Chiaese.tHar- Jj.-SMH. Ixcaus- that amount does notap- lowed b the tn- a C Waitii Wotc en
YDT r ThnT sir XJK
boarded and examined. I fata"y bu.rnHl the other ni5bt- Sfae was
.'& ..v-.r.c .- j,.s;i-, sat mj; uer
Ir 1,4-25 wero found vio-
and were either seized
the proper authorities.
liability to fines.
aniountinjr to
birds the cost of
The number
sSlStCif wn '7J !
- - ' . i
j prayers, when her clothing caught fire
Madam Adam, of the ..VoiiceW i.'erae,
Paris, has sent a cable dispatch to the
Governor General of Canada, appealing to
him to grant a reprieve to ItieJ.
H i pear on me xe dook. i ne trouoze apcars
r" and forty to be whether the cost o boarding prison
For: Beao. priaiii ers can be considered fees" according to
law. Cancon daims not, and the Countv
near on the fe book. The trouble antwars
u.ve uunureti ooomer
ons recently arrived at
ers, under Colonel bumuer. Oklah
was reiorte-l to lx full of trespa.ss rs. $ , . Attorney favors hU view of th queslion.
Beau Admiral Joi-ett has Ixea onlefoU The actual deficiencv, aerordfag to the
to proceed with hitlaghip. the Tennessae, statements putiished. is i30.
to Asplawail and remain there ia trderfto s HOCSK breakers are rreparinr for a jrea-
be prcpareil to protect the inbsb.iauts f eral raid on the farm bousas in Sarpy names unknown, were a!o lo
me lsumtus apair.: tee cutrrect of nay j County by killing eff the walci dogs. 'can,; of the ex-:os!on can
.,......, . vvu..cs. . j lT ,s tb-tight taat withta a year Jweya farced, bnt It Is cnsoeil It
i f ----
k. r.i. .w sAnMw. .iii l .& w?.v. . . .. . . . - . . .i
Mn. Cntr.Tr! TTvier. -, ,r;.k u &i V ""J -" - w lttc ..cai-paicp -..
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father and brothers own the controllmi'l .fc .w. .u t. . . , v - .u.,-..
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4enx cotxcited aad discharged bis enn Hot Srai.xcs, Aax., November
route from UMs city lo l'rorldjftieo a.:
nl-bt about eleven o'clock. Tit Az
sank rapidly, and Its crew ofbc ire?:
were lo:. Their names areiraytsia
Bobcrt Keel, of I'rovldcnccl
Mrat, iMewanl Strabz asa I
3nuJ. l ce Crctnao and a Cci
shares in the St. Loais i.VpMWiV.7T'acthori
uiiitexy uenies tne statement wntca nsa
been published that Congressman Glover,
of Missouri, has purchased that paper.
bWhe round house of tb Missouri Pacific
The total strength of the Turkish troops I Railroad at Alvadaro, Tex., was destroved
1 "i? l r v-v s.
now mobilized is 350,000 men. Great campa
are being formed on the Bulgarian. Ser
vian and Greek frontiers. General Lew
S, and ' Wallace, formerly United States Minister
'"oes ' to Turkey bas arrivetl at Constantinople. '
. It is supposed that he has come on the in- !
by fire recently. Loss, about -51CK?,0X
A drcxkex negro soldier named John
son Moses deliberately shot and killed two
J white soldiers at the Jefferson Barracks,
!St. Louis, thefother nighciHe fled after
pposed that he has come on the in- . the crime, but was caotured. Xo tirovo-
ffrom vitation of the Su,Laa wbo has great con- t eaUon was given for the murder, the oniv
Cdenceia General Wailacj'sjudgmentandj incentive being that he was frenzied by
I advice. 1 the fear of being arrssttd for his drunken
ness.
is the face of oae of his coa&rades iastead speclx. from tc Bear 'Mocatam
of the bodv of the bird. uvi: Isi cave sear
T is aaid that waile recently digglag po- f Jlostoaerj Ccasty, st
poco to vwieq vouaiy jar. j. n . v. arts -
oka Koeartlied a taoroaebbreu aala-
der. It u deaenbod aa aboat Uxtrteca
ea loag, foar iBckea thick, asd aad a
il aa large aa a Bias's fist. He had leg
I 31 a c
L-daasl
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tk'- W
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I
Beatfrsr.al a&
raaU'aaamK. -
Jailer ll.e -anitaj l)rrrrmiri.
. H Ckk- io.. NorwofV C Vtt aa mJkp Y'
CtXCTXXATi, O. .Voteoiocr 2. The Law' ,.,, umj t4 Smt. . Mas
lad OrSertly-3goe a .noraost Harriot lUr ii mt- o'ekA IMt mi wam..
gs!nt o- mbrz of rach of t6o com- I c,, ,, ioim avs. nw. osr
eovrroa Iry ooMr-. IVe fats ofirtft."!
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jja-enw. iiarnn aa: ia- m- jrrtw M ua i&ini .rtr .rj i- .
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c.' 'tr of lc Uj:; tfca: It l te 1
ntH3 t hiTe s focr-r cos4!rMo. aso
r cf j sttt a;retd imt nvrt tJsa
3t, a4 liVrf le oaraa -ecot r.;
;J Ja glrtss ratrrt2lsoso.s meU .ll
be ssolilJlrd aad .rpr .s4nioci teilcd
asa ajfi t-eiarr . iresL
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so4 MmssaV
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:bfwaMHiwaaea. oat 'Jiw ftm tSi-ot.
wfil tT a. hue ua HM.; MavMi t -KabsC
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C1CJUJ, .VoTesaber CT? !iift;jl f
I were
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ta tairtJe, aad ia all he was aa ferockras
1 ajeaoaaooa a reptile aa oae woaldcara
ccxxr prairie t aear Utlea de
iyi sae bans aad ccmteaU if W. M.
rer lute bees foaad. Twf .flur k!e
toes were also foasd a fatk.Mjft. f rm tse
liver Urs, aad t waa JWgbt by ?hc
d scortfera tkat ther h! Jpttocl i!:e icn--
lostpailsa aalaeSfWdlc'ajPt: J,"? -d to
be located ia this crK Ti- ic orts
aat satK that tie !ac,i.tr'l- rctoc to
dival;e 3e wiwraa t- c! tae aiae as
Ul tier tTe aati
dombt aa to
tacaa. -VSTat
aw aicatrn
MRU
lhcrie.Te3 beyond
ini: able lo &old
cf exciteccst hi
e repcr-
Wltm at IDrU, O.,
Cixrrs. O . " eraser 2. Tic Cm
which Droke oc: icre s: nigh: wn got Td TetrapJ$ Compiay Sii a jjjt,
under cxairoi ear7 tfclt aorclai. Ea- te t! State CJ.-ra;t Coort jr
rlaca from Cietciis-U ia! iistii ar- , day. by -rsivton of Jal- Ilk.-r, t
riTed oa apecial traiat, but tae Crc i li foi Out I: lai ut ihm Ktr A
costroled osiy br lesrlox down li- ' Merchctss. TeWnpfe totaiir oraur
hocses. The prtodpsl lysra arc: A. I, tl. Uae fro C5ct4o io M IMi,
M. Tr.cr. gree.:cs; DitWI Waacp;', o evsltUoa that ti hoc; te't eiruk
bcots iad 3o-; 1L A. lirtoker, cioti- ayssralonrtiii44jiavA.rma
Jar; A Jsctva. Cosr aad feed; E. JL Ln trXacit of utd pa;aaett4 iaj kxiva wx
Btede, oatcr; W. L. Lcsite, aseat ssj-rtet to ? uirrefideroL Tlwr tUtu.rt . iiar-
j I and reldeace; A. li. .qcire, utooa, cbaaU Caajony. i, said. i lsA.-a5 aad
and the Jodrc of th I. O. 0. i Tie Us- aax lo jsy aad th cox; i id so anjr
ta! !os wilt not exceed g$,, on sralch ; Ui? receiver to tixnrcdT tfe 5ivrd I!bl
tsere i szid to be aa Uxurasc ol aboa: j Tbe eoert eatemi aa odtr oo an? rTitex
204CCa 1 W a&twcr tii :stiUoa to ifreu tiiys.
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