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kew emncition act has been
tdnred in the Brazilian Parliament
favoring an earjemancipation of the
laves.
The stcarrtjip Switzerland recently
arrived at itfiladelphia from Antwerp,
with a JTty of one hundred and
twenty-fife emigrants, bound to Chi
cago. The party was under the direc
tion of Signor Danesi Luigi.Chassa, a
.Neapolitan musician. AH were sup
plied with instruments eommon to
Italian street warblers.
It is understood that a party will
tart from Ottawa, Can., shortly to
make preliminary survey of the pro
posed route of the Hudson Hay Hail
way from Sea Falls, at the head of
Xake Winnipeg, to the head of tidal
navigation on Nelson River, a point
.about sixty miles above Port Ne lson
'Should the survey prove as the pro
jectors state, that there arc no engin
eering difliculties in the way in tW
part of the route, English capital is
nuiili' ttif !a nntislriint inn ml TCfirb
"raay-iianienccu nerpring.
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A vrn OsrmatXsSv"AS recently found
seottrinjr tirrouli the woods war Ome
ga, a few miles northeast of Cctitralia,
111., witli a heavy chain around him
and a hickory .-stick in his hand. All
that could be learned from him was
that he was from Ohio. He had been
liviii"" in the woods several das, ami
when food was prepared forhim he ate
it like a tlojr, not usinir his hands
hci:iuingly as though he had not partaken
of food for home tunc. He was sent to
Salem, the county seat, to be eared for
by the county.
Mi:. ('. ('. SciifMANN. of New York,
ami recently returned from Antwerp,
made a curious proposition to the cus
toms branch of the Treasury Depart
ment the other day. While abroad he
purchased si great painting-, paying
for it eight thousand dollars. The
subject is "A Russian Wedding." Mr.
Schumann's work of art is on its way to
this country, and he wants to avoid the
duty. His proposition was to put the
picture on ft cc exhibition. The customs
decisions were searched, but then- was
found nothing upon which to bsw
compliance with Mr. Schumann's re
quest. Coi.ont.1. (.'. (J. McC'Ari.i:v. Com
mandant of the Marine Corps, in his
annual report sas the Panama expedi
tion showed in the strongest manner
what he had for years stated to the De
partment, that the Marine Corps had
not enough ollicers and men. All the
shore .stations were nearly stripped
and left without adequate protection,
and the jjuards were withdrawn from
many ships, which gave rise to much
inconvenience. Some of the Captains
have been twenty-one years in that
grade, and several First Lieutenants
have been twenty years in the service.
Colonel McCauley recommends that
thecps be increased by live hundred
private. no sunnms estimates
amounting to nearly one million dol
lars. At :i meeting of the Medico-Legal
Society at New York recently various
speakers held that eocoaine is a poison,
ami should be so labeled and sold.
Prof. Doreimis knew a woman who
was poi.soned to death by eocoaine used
on an aching tooth. Dr. Haleomb
Haiti he had heard that a fatal case of
eocoaine poisoning had occurred in
one of the city hospitals within two or
three days. It would be of value to
hear from Dr. Douglas on the result of
his experience of applying, nearly
every day for many months, a spray of
eocoaine to General Grant's throat.
A friend of his from Peru had tub! him
that in that country where the people
have the eocoaine habit, and where
they keep up on it for days without
food, deaths were not. uncommon.
Fkom the annual rcportof Chief In-
spector AA ost, of the Post-ollicc Dc
pnrtumnt, it appears that oo'J arrests
were made by Post-ollicc Inspectors
during the year. Convictions were ob
tained in 179 cases in Ihe United States
Courts, and in twenty-four eases in
Slate Courts: 232 persons arrested
nwa.t trial, and the other cases were
dismissed or not presented. During
the year 4.rl) post-offices were robbed
and 25G burned and thirty-three postal
cars were destroyed by lire. Com
plaints of the loss of mails Uo the num
ber of 4.5o9 were investigated and
actual loss was found to have occurred
in .500. The inspectors recovered $lf,
03 of missing funds and $18,000 was
restored to the owners. From de
linquent postmasters the sum of ?o
:iJ2 was recovered and turned into the
treasurv.
Ax aston'shing career of crime has
been revealed by an arrest just made in
Staffordshire, Eng. An armed ami
disguised burglar was captured while
he was ransacking the residence of a
gentleman named Honeymoon, at West
JVrorUWlCll. lUlUll ins U,s.girsc XVns
,
removed the burglar was recognized as j
Si lliail 01 Jjujipuotu ,...o nuu nn.il i;i
tlie neighborhood and had been looked
up to as a man of irreproachable char
acter. He was regular iu his attend
anee upon religious duties, especially
in partaking of the sacrament, and was
Adeemed an exemplary Churchman. He
aas a son and daughter, both of whom
occupied good positions in society.
Both were recently married, and their
ther presented them with diamonds,
rvices of silver and jewelry in profu-
All these valuables arc now
n to have beca stolen by the
It Is said that his children
w nothing; of his crixnesw end they
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THE WORLD AT LAM
A. rwrrrrrnary of tba DmOj N
PERSOXAX. AJTD FOMTICAX.
Moiuhimi was reported reconciled to bit
son-in-law, Halskasop, th coachman, and
ob Morisial's retara from Europe he would
set him up is business.
Ex-Jcdok Vciceict, of Xew Mexico, was
recently married to Miss Mary Lee Ridgely ,
at Springfield, lib
The Senatorial balloting in the Oregon
Legislature ended in the selection of
Mitchell. He received seventeen Demo
cratic votes on the understanding that be
would to a certain extent support the Na
tional administration.
The King of the Samoa Islands has
made a present to President Cleveland of
a number of articles of Snmoau manufac
ture, which have been placed on exhibi
tion in the National Museum.
LiEUTEXAJtT Grkkly, of Arctic fame,
lectured in Edingburg the other night, be
fore the Scottish Geographical Society. Hey!
urged further explorations in the dircpfefou
of Franz Josef Land. The Earl prlosc
lerry followed in a few remarfcT'
Diu William FrothisrBaji, n promi
nent New York pbysJKia, kill d himself
recently by shootfjflifmaelf through the
head. It wassfrt known whether it was
an accidenttfrsBfcide.
ItABjirlH M. Uuowne, of New York, re
cently denounced the action of the l'itts-
L&urgh Hebrew convention. He stud it in
no way represented the Jews find that it1
nmin purpose was to remove the funda
mental tenets of the Mosaic law, circum
cision, thu Sabbath and the ttible.
Ex-Ma von Howjia.v, of Ka-t St. Loiii.-,
on the niyht of the 20th, was shot from be
hind by some unknown assassin, nn.l If i -stanlly
killed. The ball entered the hu.se
of his brain. The assassin was supposed
to be one of his political enemies.
1'kinok Alkxa:;i)Kil's recent appt'al to
the Sultan for aid turns out to have been
misunderstood. I:st nil of an appeal for
protection nain3t Servin, it was a formal
demand upon Turkey to carry out the pro
visions of the Ilorltii treaty and prevent
Russia from trespassing upon liulgnritui
soil. This was in view of the making cf
Russian troops on the frontier.
Consul Gknkuai. Miciiakl Juaiikz, of
Spain, lias received through the Spanish
Minister at Washington notice that all
ports in Spain are declared free from
cholera. Therefore the authorities will is
sue clean bills of health to all vessels
bound for tho United States.
i i k v i : 1. 1. a n i :o r 5.
The striking Pittsburgh (l'a.) nailers
have issued a circular calling on all mem
bora of trade unions to boycott manufac
turers employing non-union men.
Isaac Cooruit was cut to pieces by a
buzz saw recently, at Oik Hill. Term.
I)isi"atouks of the lTlh indicated Ser
vian successes everywhere. Tho Unita
rians were reported disheartened. Servia
was aiming to capture and annex tin
Widiiin district, also the international
railway route to tho lower Danube, Prince
Alexander of liulgaria, has m:el; an ur
gent appeal to tho Powers and to Turkey
for Miccor.
Di.'UiNO tho rec'iit recount of the city
vote for Mnj'or of Indianapolis it was clis
covere 1 that all the ballots of the First
Precinct, Eighteenth Ward, lu-d bcon
stolen. Mr. Cottrel, tho Democratic candi
date for Mayor, then made an nllidnvit
that they had been stolen by Charles
Smith, Republican commits man, and (J.
W. Hill, inspector of that ward. They
were !wth arrested and gav bail.
Whim: tho night, hhilt v.er-' at wo:k m
the North Vernon (tho Collv) mite at
r.tssimer. Wis., on the Lako Shore llor.d
in the Gogebio iron range, an immense
volume of ore fell upon them. Herman
Huppcrt, Charles Wangstead, H-a-inan
Hupjiert, jr., and Charles Itnu.-.h v.oro in
stantly killed and several others were in
jured. M. Mni.iTScnico, cashier of thSrvian
State Railway, has been arrestd at Zurich,
charged with having embezzled .i,i'.)0.n'0.
The business portion of the town of Ha
zelhurst. Miss., was destroyed by fire the
other niht. Tho loss is estimated at 100,
0K), while the insurance is small.
The. steamboat Poplar RluiTs was barned
the other evening on the Ouachita River, at
the mouth of the Rlnck River. Sh" was
loaded with cotton. Loss, $P.(,i0.l; insur
ance, W.OOO.
The Uulgarians, on the ISth, after des
perate lih ting, carried the Servian po-ji
tions which were menacing SHvnitzi.
Prince Alexandria led tho Bulgarian col
umns in person.
Tin: old Naval Retiring Roard at Wash
ington has been dissolved ami a new one
formed, composed of Rear Admiral John
h. AVarden and Captain A. AV. AVeaver:
Medical Directors. Thomas J. Turner, AVil
liam T. Hood and Captain Richard AV.
Meade.
The subscriptions received at Galveston,
in aid of the sufferers by tho late lire,
amounted ou the ISth to jSTi.OOO.
The Dritish forces in Hurmnh have car
ried the forts in the vicinity of Minhnhi
a,nd captured the city after three hours'
tiring from the floating batteries and the
armed launches and heavy guns on board
the steamers. The British lost four men
killed nnd twenty-seven wounded. Min
hala was the most strongly fortified posi
tion on the river.
James Dkmfsey, who recentlv arrived at I
Helena, M. T., from Fort McGiuuis, tells a
pitiable story of his two companions being
devoured by wolves while on their way
ocross tho mountains. Their names were
John Hoag nnd Jacob Scheller. Dempsey
says he climbed a tree and saw his two
companions torn to pieces and devoured.
Ho says Hoag was a resident of Cleveland,
O., and Scheller of Lafayette, Ind.
The'iowu of Miuhla iu Burinah caught
fire after the Kjinbardment and was en
tirely destroyed.
I. the insane asylum investigation nt ' u.7 compared with the corresponding week
Chicago on the lS:h, Dr. Kternau testified of last year. In New York the increase .
that when he took charge of the asylum a ur.s ."W.3.
year ago he found patients tied with ropes Timr.E coal miners working nt the Little 1
and iu straight jackets, ether patients Tower of Franklin, near Se-vttle. Ore., were
were covered with sores tied up with filthy J crushed to death the ither nigh: is their l
rags infested with vermin and maggot. cahi i,y the falling of a largo tre.
Other witnesses testified to similar neglect j Fuetheh ad vices concerning the battle
and abuse of patients by attendants. j 0f Janja. in Peru, state that three Cscerist
A severe storm wa reporte-l raging on , cdonels w-re enptunyl: that Carcere him-
tiie Illinois shore of Lake Michigan on the ; self tletl with a few officers, and that his '
night of the lS:h. v'l the s?a was running j army was completely dispersed. '
very high. Several disasters were re- The panic itthe com market at Corn
IKirted. ' hagen continued on tho itb, and further
Cirrurn Vinrr l'-e'l tbir--f.ftht n
V-'OTTLIKB autz, ageii inir,x -eignx, a
workman in the Empire Brewery in West
o.-iu aucci, ,c x. w ., 4.0 oow t
of boiling malt the other afternoon ana
was scalded to death
Thk relations between France anc China
were reported strained. The Chtne.se were
delaying tho completion of a cornr,;srcUl
treaty with France. k
Dispatches of the 19th stated' ti.it the
Servian invasion of Bulgaria had be..i con
siderably checked. Further desultory 3gut
iug had taken place.
The Governor-General of Cuba baa beea
officially notified of the killing of the hre
banditti, Stendex, Ramon Hernaadea and
Audres Yera, bv the troops.
Mormons at Franklin, Idaho, recently
resisted United State Deputy Marshals,
who had arrested a polygamist. In the
melee one of the Mormon Was shot and
Lf ATzLxGRAMofth, IStb stated tfcrttfa.
"m . . - .... ... n t
Srjians bad captured w wiio. lae eerr
riaasMenied that Prince Alexander haA
wo a Victory nt Slivnitra. They cisimd
tnat he jad been forced to retreat.
Great
loss of li was reported in the various en
gagements.
Chaulev McLeaIC and Patrick Boyle,
both of whom wero burned at tie fire at
tho works o the Philadelphia Lu6ricCom-
fenjrdied from their injuries.
The notorious Pastor Downs, of the
Bowdoin Square Church, Boton,.bas len
diniissel and barred out of the building.
xi is aauerems ioriuaa a new organization,
A BOILEa exploded recent! v in the i
Joanne distillery, on thoQuai ToiJrncl
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Paris. Thirtv nersons were severel
jured. Much damage was dono"
At New York, the other affernmn, the
front, wall of Isaac's plar' m II. Nu. 2S3
Hume street. de3trovtl bv tirv on the
morning of NovejjJer 11, was awn to tot
ter, and a serjfalater it fill outward with
a terrible eruih. Five, w rkim- wr bur
ied LinK ruins and very sr.oiisly injured.
"TfiK Post-otlic DeDartmnt has be.i ad
ised that upon the com; ltin of :h-
Canadian Pacific Road all the Trans-Atlantic
mails from Hnland w,il Iai for
warded over tint road and that a new '
British line of steamers will ! estnblishe 1
from the westirn terminus of the Canadian
Pacific for Australia. n
TiiEautlion'U nt Kiel were reported to
bavo receiv"l renewed instructions to
order German-American cit.zciis to piit '
the Island of Foehr. '
The Porte hns formally protested to tho
powers agaiti.t the invasion of Bulgaria
by Servia and declaring that Turkev re
serves her military rights in Bulgarian '
territory.
Ciiaules A'ooel, n German, ajred about
twentvone yars, was killed at tbeGrim-s
ror.l mines, two mibs east of Ov. wnsbur,.',
ICv., reeently, by a caving bank. '
The City Council of Ma toon. lib, has
shut down on skating rinks. A proposed
ordinance granting them special liciiS'i
was defeated. The City Attorney S(is '
they enn now run only aftor paving a
day, the license required of all amuse
ments.
Fuaxcis J. I.riiAiio.v, of Jacksonville,
Fla., has rec-ivd instructions from Cup -tain
Janie.-, j. K.tds to makea pndiminary
survey across the peuiiiMila of Flori la for
i he contemplated ship canal, beginning at
the mouth of McGirt's Creel:, two nul-s
southwest of Jacksonville, th nee running
in a stiaitht line through tho Santa Fe
River valley, nnd striking the Gulf of
Mexico at Headman's Bay. north of Cedar
Kev, a distance of aliout Il" mil.
A kkcent Butler (Pa.) special says: An
explosion occurred at the Pittsburgh Pro-diic-iV
Wildcat oil well, near Mars Station,
caused by the lighting of a cigar. The der
rick and rigging wero destroyed nnd Wil-
liam Irvine, Ox.-ur Marshall tun! two other
workmen s riouslv burned.
A keoknt dispatch from Pirissavs: The
Government is preparing anar.n-ti l! iliila
to protect French stations en the Co-io
River. The Prefects of the Pyrenees have
elnaini several gnniblhir hells in Biarrit.,
11 lyoune, St. Jtau and Hen biye.
The Associated Cutlery Manufacturers
of the United Stairs met at New Yrk on
the I'Oth. Resolutions were ado; ted
pro-
testing against foreign competition nnd
undervaluation.
The Department of State has le-u ad
vised of the reappearance of cholera in
Gihrnltir. - -
Fir.E broke out in tho Erie Count v ().)
infirmary the other night; and dostryed
the main budding, and five of the ninety
eight inniat.es perished in the finiios. Vhey
were all in the :i 'lt'iwest wing of tho
building, where the tire originated. Tho
fire was caused bv a defectiv. Hue, and tho
!oss amounted lo al"ut .":.: :, 0.
Bu.sine.ss failures throughout the coun
try for week o'jdci November '. mini-br-d
for th United States I'U, Canada
J.H, as against 'SM the week preview. The
increns' was principaMj in the Western
and Pacific States and Canada.
Be.mav.:n II. Lo.voNEcicmt, Director of
the Poor of Lancaster County, Pa., who
embezzled 'J.OOJ and disappeared last
March, has been found dead m Los Audits,
Cab
A cr.oiTiMirr.ST in DwiPs Canyon, nenr
San Beruar lino. Cab. the othr night, de
stroyed the toll road for some distance.
The gatekeeper and his family barely es
caped drowning. Damages Jroni flood
were also reported from many other points
in California.
A Sii.VKit Curr (Col.) special wys:
The Coroner's jurv which has been inves-
tigating the Bull Djiniugo disaster has!
found Superintendent Fois guiitv of crim-
inal negligence. .
A1XITION".r, MSl'ATCIIKS.
Tbk Rulgnrinns won a substantial victory
over the Servians on the ILM, driving thu
invaders out of the Draconian pass.
Sloss' furnace No. -J at Birmingham,
Ala., was mown m recently after being
out of blast since July 1 on account of re-
pairs. Of tho eicht Birmingham furnaces
only two are now idle, anil they on nc-
count of improvements being mndo ou the
plant.
Rl-siness was reported active on the
London Exchange.
A TEBRIM.R cyclone recently devastated
tne urissa. .Moor.siieiat3ti and lludea dis
tricts, in the eastern part of India. In the
first named district the waters rose to such
a height that lo0 villages were submerged
and .5.000 people drowned. In the other
two districts the track of the storm cov-
ered 1.241 square miles.
Rrnn.. fn -.:! 4- .u.
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General Land Office indicate that little r
no attention was paidj by the cattlemen
who had illegally enclosed public lands to
tne i resuient s message or last summer,
commanding the removal of the fences. . Martin II. Collins was shot deadjat C.
A dispatch from Pekin says that all dif- J A. Moore's store at Camp Clark, Cjenne
flculties ltwcen Fran- and China have , Countv, the other morning, fo m-n
been removed nnd that negotiations be- namc,i Jiai Shaw end Jim. Collins wer
tween the two nations have beenjresnmcd. pmviug canls, when a dispute nros over
11,1 :earing uouse returns lor we-s enu-
ed November 21 showed an sverag of .
t -i ii- , - j.
.failures were believe! to be impending.
j a.v old well was opened recently on th-
oTXQ. Ot 10011125 1'OOle la CCeSter COUStV,
r. iiks Annie Poole, Frank Towasend.
Edward Mackav and others drank of the
water and became terribly ill. 3Iiss Poole J
and Towusend died, bat it was thoagbt the
ethers would recover.
Ax attempt was Bade to wreck the
Glencoe express three miles west of St.
Thomas, OnL, on the Air Lice Road re
cently by putting obstructions on the
track. Three brothers, Felix, Arthur and
Henry Graham, of WyaodoUe, Mich.,
were arrested oa suspicion.
TVord waa received recently at South
Bend, lad-, his old heme, by his relative,
that Senator Miller, of California, was
alarmingly ilL His condition was wch.
that it was feared he woald aot be able to'
be at TVaafciafitoa at tke .opaaiax of Co
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Hose CdiBrof Fremont,
Is aislrisriifci nmT'T n 1 the -
tioaal Hosiilirncmnt in New Urleanj
next March.Vflto Fitzgerald, of Ltncoln,
will also attedCm
Ax attempt wliaVado tb- other nirht to
destroy the builJltfskoxitn'ning lo county
, records of HItchcKfcounty.
J Ihb latest coniwee game i rejortei
! fr8m the fnteriof the Stat. Two swmd-
fers are goip around soKciting the aul-
graphs oTianuers to crop statistic and
i re
jainst heavy taxes. Tn
turn up on jiromiSaory
soon
notes. '
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McEvor found a gix-year-oM
school girl stuck fast in n tleep miow drift
at North Platte the other morning, from
w hich she was unable to extricate herself.
The widow of David Khoe. who wu
killed In a row at Avoca on the 4th of July
last, has instituted suit for 5'.'-' damage
against Wilham Connolly, a saloonkeeper.
who, it is alleged, sold him tightiuc w bi5y
C. F. Ames a weli-known horse donler.
whose ranch ii locateI eighty miles north
of North Platte, was lately found dead on
tho prairie near Birdwood, Lincoln Coun
ty. He was caught m a recent blizzard
and perished from exposure. He was
thirty-eight years of age.
The first annual session of the Nebraska
State Dairymen's Association will be held
at Fremont, December 9 and 11.
A iMtAliUE tire started for fun by a boy
' near Crightou destroyed seven hundred dol
lars' worth of property.
Thirteen brick store buildings bavo
been erected nt Schuyler the past season.
! A mVELLiNC house belonging to a man
named I.ur.ou, near.Yutan, was recently
strurk by lightning. The lightning tore n
gash in Mrs. Larson's foot, probably ne
cessitating amputation.
1 The Supreme Court decides that a wife
upon obtaining n divorce for the cause of
misconduct, etc., of her husband, is enti
tled to dower in bis binds in the same
manner as if he were dead,
no demand for dower and
If she make
the court in
I making a division of the projerty of the
1 husband in th nature of permanent ali
mony awards a sum in gross to her, it will
be deemed to include all her interest in the
' husband's estate ami will bar her claim
for lower unless a contrary intent is
; shown in tho decree. Upon a divorce be
ing granted, a decree in favor ot tue wtie
for permanent alimony will bar her right
to nnv frticr claims a gainst the estate of
J tbo husband.
TiiE young son of Peter Young, of Oak
land, recently got some unslacked lime in
his eyes and it is feared ho will lose his
sight.
The Treasurer of Dakota County re
cently went to Covington to .sell the en
gines advertised for .sale to pay buck taxts
j ,lue the county from the railrjad com
p'tny, out tue engines were
gono and i:o
I one seemed to know where.
Pi.TTY thieving is being carried on at
, Chirks, much to tho annoyance of her citi-
ZvIlS.
Sate breakers tackleil a .safe in a Mndi
j son store tho other night and relieved it of
nb ut 10.
I r fownslim fir mifiitirtfi-
Noah Riiin.so.v, who was tried at Da
kota City for the mur ler of a brakeman at
Hubbard, was acquitted.
W.ut.E recently visiting with his parent
at Elwuod, Phelps C"tmty, the fivo-year-old
son of J. B. Nelson, of Do Witt,
wandered away from his companions and
was lo-t. Diligent search failed to re-.a!
his w herealKiuts for two day?, when his
dead body was found n- arly two miles
from where he was first missed.
A sixui'LAit case of su-pMiled anima
tion is reported fmm Sarpy County. Mr.
(iiamlich's little babe had been sick for
several davs, grew rapidly worse, and
finally, to nil nppenrunccs, died. The Iody
was given the customary preparations for
burial, and tho lwrvnvcd pnreni-s and
friends retired for the night. So"ii aftr
the mother thought she beard her little
one cry, ami approaching the suppo.s. d
lend body she was overjoved to fin 1 that
her babe wos still alive. The child had.
with its own hands, removed the s-i:;s
from its eyelids, vvher they had lne.i
placed at the tunc of its supposed death.
Tho little sufferer was rejtorted to In
rnpidly improving, and lnjes entertaine!
for its c unplete recovery.
Briioi.AUS raided the tailor shop of
Maurice O'Rourke, in Plattsmouth. th
other night and carrietl off alKiitt ;:
worth of elegant winter clothing, cut in
the latest style.
j A dramatic dub has been organiz-d zl
Slielton and a literary .society at Wahoo,
' while Chadron has a new varn tv theater.
An ageil citm-nof Ktna, named Fish, wn.s
found dead in his bed the other morning.
J A little girl at Cambridge ..wallowed a
sliinfi.t ..nil rapontk. i.t.r ,. l.n.i .ir...
followed.
' Tun Alma roller mills c0ltl last "month
i.."W pounds of flour ami purchased :),-
7TS bushels of wheat.
The Stockville Faxr is authority for tiie
' statement that two voung men recntlv
killed eighty-one rattlesnakes in two davs.
i The den was on the bend of Drv Creek,' iu
! Lincoln County, in a i.rairie-doi town.
An old gentleman nt Greenwood kicketl
a young man out of doors for waiting uo:i
his daughter. The next time the two met
th5 old gentleman received the kicking and
now tho matter is in court.
A SOLDIER des?rted from the post at
: Bieniiue tnieiv. taking aionir wun nun.
r - .. '' ." '
, or traveling expense, nearly v of the
people's money, borrowed when the owner
' wns not aware of iL He was captured
' nhout sixteen miles below the post and i
now in the guard bouse.
.1... -,.,. an,i chontinc follovrd. rMt-ltr,,.-
iu the death of a by-slander.
No sniall-ox in Antelope County.
A Tocxo fellow natniHl Thomns Hill,
from Hennepin, III., vras lately arrested at
Sidney ami placed in Wd on the charge of
stealing ?2.f) from bis fath-r. Hill had
SKA'
nisnstrnnces
b-japht drafu with ta.- raony at ditT'renv nliht, ant! the .sarf ran very high. In
points and trie.l to g-t thorn cashed nt thn on-eriueacc, ajeri- of dta.stcrs are re
local bank, but suspteit3 w.o5 armed. ,,-,,. -n,, ,, u fMr,i ere are nvre tn
Th,teIegranhbrotlgb:bt.sr3;her rho re-
fuse-I to pros-cut. and he was reies.s?-d.
Val Dswsw.of-th S.nth Lcsi. ws
thrown from a hor. at Zaazuier's ranch
recently and .serion!y If not fatahy In-
jcred. His foot canht ta thesurrup anl
he was dragged s-r9ral roli on I k.cke I
a-verely be 'ore the ho! 1 wsj broken.
ItcsnviLLi: hs been declared the lej-a.
V1AN WAR.
fonltlrtlnc Itrix.r Vfm tlif rrtnt Thf
HrrLiv Kililrntlv Cnrknl In Tlirtr
Starch on SotL ItnlcVn Ambulanc-
AttJtrkirtl llr tril-ui fnit the WouuttrU
llnj onrteil.
THE T.ni-K- Tiji.vrt.
Vii:ss November p.. Fnm inlor
niatin ncelvetl frfftn Itiiliririan -ourre,
it 1 gutliercd that a force o( the Bul
larian inllitlt bn jcnetnttel Servian ter
ritory ami captured I pri oer. It is
also stated that the Svniaos are rr treat-
ing Irotn several of thrlr advanced posi
tions In Iluliraria. Tne Rttltrarhin. are
said to have siicces-Iuliy rrn., tel several
Servian sttack In the vicinity of Drago-
IllUll.
ctNTtnsti:i.
I.o.vno.v, November ID. The DuUy
Xrvs" Sote. corrcpomlent confinns the
Rulgariun victory of SHvttitxa.
the .-i:i:vian :.os-his.
Lonin, November 19. -Tne D(t$
.Vnrj' war correspondent tekirmplis thai
the Servians lost at the hnttle of Sliv
nita, ten camion. 3J6 horse? ami aa eti
matetl nunifxr ot 3,000 men killcMl and
woundeil.
IUIMI.IC.I..
P.ltfssji.s. November li. A dhpntch to
the Indrprndrmr I!r!j from tHu states
that in "the battle f .Slhuiun. the Ser
vian.s.at lacked the amhulnucu? stlache! w
the'Thinl Bulgarian Kcgimcitt and bay.
oneted the wounded.
sfUMir.s ani rmv.s fii: mi.
Viknn. November It'. Dlwtchei
fnmi Sotla .state that Prince Alexander ha?
made full submission to the Sultan ol
Turkey, siipplcmettted by an urgent prayei
for aid.
A VIKTCAL AhMlssio.V.
Vien.v, NovchiIkt 2. The Servian
official report of the battle at Slhnitn
dinles that the Servians were repulsed.
It represents that the Bulgarians j,hc
ceetled in nppnmching the Servian jks.
tiou under cover of a heavy fg, but npu
being discovered were attacked, and after
sonic .-harp lighting, driven back
The Servians, according to this report,
pursued the Bulgariiis to Slaviitji. where
the latter took a position in the trenche.
at that place. An attack was then made
for the purjMsc of dislodging the Bul
garians, which lusted two hours, alter
which the Servians retired with an ail-
milled los of Sfltl men.
si:i:viSs o.v mi: ufki'Vsivi:.
Lonkon, Novtiinher -'. The Servian'
have rcMimcil the offensive lK-fotx Sli
nita, a;id a second time claim a com
plete victory, righting of a Mingniuarj
character is still going on, and the proba
bility is that the victory claimed Is the
recapture of the Sen but lines froii
which the Servian troop-, were driven
by Prince Alexander. Pilonidal report.-fi-un
Bulgarian and Sen inn sources arc
equally untenable, both sides claiming
ictones. The press icport.s agree that
Servian colin.ius are cheeked in all dlrv -tions
ccepl in the Wiiidin district, and
that the olllcl-i reports have enumerated
the lo.ss of life at the minimum, the
carnage being tearful.
Itrt.CAKIlN IKOOerfTO ltllttMloNT.
Lomion, November I'n. -P.ulgnria Is
denuding the Turkish frontier of troops,
and is sending all her available forces to
the frontier to com'-at tin- Servians. Thi
juiblic are allowed to goto tlie depoti en
route to see their relatives and friends.
Many of the villager tramp long dis
tances and wait at the depots everal
hours, and in sotne casr s nltole dsv- and
nights, in onh-rtosee theii fr'nnds nnd giv
them llowerband prCHcuU. Prince Aie.ui
tier's mieeess before Sliviotza has revived
the courage of those, going to the front,
ami they undergo extra hadshlps with re
markable fortitude. In many eases :hcy
are compelled to match long distances- In
hard weather, and at night enmp in open
i-paee.s, where they are shelterless, ih
having even ophnnry tents to prvtect
them from the weather.
A r.inior prevail Unit nu arinltiee h5
Im'cii agreed upon between Sen hi nnd
liulgaria.
DESPERATE OUTLAVS.
("rtlituretl llnr-e Th!e JJrriot I'rom a
Cllltett s..itrs Miirshiil A Itlootlj- i:tl.
Tt i.h.v, I. T,, November P.' A Ur dy
ago two notCil htr"? thieves, John Tnic-
ton and Silas Davis, were at rested near
Tulsa. Immediately on hearing of then
arrest a posse of cattlemen got togethci
near the southwest boundary of the Sac
and Fox Reservation, intending to el7
the horse thieves and hang them as the
officers paved that way with them. The
desperadoc-vof thi section hearing of the
intention to hang their brethren,
made a bold flash hut evening
and rescued the prisoners from
U'nitcd States Deputy Mar-hal Curtl
! t5l"- Caddo Indians, who were
about twclv c miles fnuii this place with
the prisoners en route to Wichita Agi ncy.
Among the rescuing party were the no
torious Truton, brotliers of John Truh
ton. both murderers and Frank Mnrr, an
outlaw from Texas, wh-j has killed six
men. Two outlaw Cherokee Indians al-o
assisted the desperadoes. They over
jKivvctl Deputy Curti.s ami hi Indian
guanls, robbed Curtis of all hi- money
ami two horses, and securely bound the
Deputy and his three guanls and left
them In the bushes. The tle-jK,rr.d'e-
then vi-itcd the Sac and Fox.Agetiry, and
finding Agent Nell absent, they raided the
village, .stealing many hor?e and
frightening the Indian women almost to
death. Several Indiana who attempted to
...,. ,i... . .,.. u,.. .,
IVN-Ulic iVMVW'im nvv ?. .,.-.,
a,i lt i, believed two were killed.
Among the wounded I- Charlie Keokuk,
the sixu-cn-vcar-oid ..m of Keokuk, the
head chief o"f the hsc and Fox tribe. The
desperadoes all succeeded In escaping
with their plunder.
It is a .-trangc anomaly that in the
heart of the Indian country tlie white
arc more brutal and savage titan the.
altorinine. Several of the tribe. In th
Sac and Fox reservation live In drcid of
attacA." antl outraire? from the rutnles
white ilesperadoud Irom Texas and Ar
kansas. m m
IUater oo Lake Mtrhlgon. j
Cuic.fio, Itt, NovemlH.-r 19. A .crcre
torm raetl ou the .horc of the lake tat
fc rf f w .j
.
" port three -chooners went mo the
breakwater. Ther were the S. Aadrr-oa.
lumber laden: I'eorla, Icrnber ladca, aad
KUderhrrise, Hcht. TTmt AiMJerm and
Peoria were from F-at Shore I'oiat. and
the Kuderboujr wis on her way to F.-cs-
nata fur iron-ore- All the v.els. were ct
THE QULGARl
MBko tat in a itz'iir aaraazeu conamun.
Joseph C Maehin Itetirr to JollrU i
I'mciGO, Iu, Xorcmber 15. Jo-ph
tcaun, W30 Wl' COBVICtCU J l-Ii'IJ '
June in connection with the election
ids, allcsed to have been perpetrated
Ihlm lat Xorembcr, ami cn:enced to
years la the rcnltentiarv, wa. taicn
FJolict at noon to-dar. It will be re-
embercd that blsJ caj-e was appealed to
e Supreme Court and a 3upcrrdc3.s ob-
il. TJxe last act ol the lau Krnory
ftorr was to argue hi case before the
apreme Court at Ottawa, alter Thlch he
Ireturaed to bU hotel ajl dlcil the ?aae
tt ft ifiiri!ir t!c rneri (eelf!-d
Hrrsely to Mackia s appeal, aaJ tie
tegaa to be ealorceii to-oaj.
THE ARMY.
Mep-rl f Cnrl slictitn-'oS tn1la
Our,'lin Kl .! WtaloM.
Wiu..Tef, N'oreutbcr 15, -The an
nual rti-,rt of the L.rntenaat Ohptv1 af
tne srciy Is made ;ntwic tv4ay At tbo
date of the la.t ctm so! Minted Jetma th
army cootteit of tSi ogcer anl 21.7G&
niru. ,ota.tti.' aj lae irptxt, "Ux
jet been iloae In the 4trt)on of Uie At
lantic for th protcrLoi of oar Mratajrt! br
ihr msMYette:t. tUrtaiect or iocreis-
of atntntnent of intr fecttftraUoa. w tit
raauv of our lrce clt$e a;e u!l t the
Metcy nf the trn c!id of far4gn NaOmss
in ravt of mpturw of oar rAtiuns. llt tt
is hopi that ptiMsc 5eattMou: will ts-for
loir nrrval! tR Cot frtcss for liberal fMV
pn tions in this n-ct." Ttie ilivtkn f
'.he Missouri has ba.1 dUterbAMCtts wluch
have sevrirly tneil the Uvefis awl tht
vupjWy itepartments of the Mtnrnmrtit.
Tt-i cnnie the i .ihoma Invaders. 'The
?lncertty of the leaders of the Otfaho
CiWenv, my writ ts? dtiotittnt, iMit Uev went
UUl in their move wee RUt tmv nurle!
the netteine to the vetge of hUtnlsbnL. Tbo
belief etsis tliAt the.r lutoat:sn w not
actual 'cUlenictit, but j call U attont u
of Concre-ss to the os-tung np at tb In
dbin TettUory, and UiAtiHuary was rcetl
for their pc-ipose by Intorrtjrd corpora
Uhvs. Foliowtnc the 'NlabotMA iiiVAk
cnnie the Clieenn anl ArnpatHH tttuft
aiwe. which ttiteatennl tbehorroisuf n In
diau war. For the tttir cai.soof tb.s trouMe
and the particulars nl its wu:uflent. 1 refer
to uiv report to tb FieskJent wmkr lu Ju!y
Ust. In the southwestern corner ot Nth
.Mexico titan l.ves have t,et last by the
invasion of a fual! Is:.!) f t hirtM-ah.A
Atwchrs from Ar.-on. and a lrc tutsbr
Of tltxtps hjc at JKernt owr.nc In the
lUtrtet with tbe view of it proferlhm. I
am In hopes u.' nu luttiy .settletwent of the
Ajwcbe ii'5kult in nrh a manner as v ill
torever prt vent a rrcurtencw of th iul of
these Indtuiis.
In the North tv rst. General TerrT mm
uiHinlutc the PeMtrlwent of lkntn, s
ob.gcd to keep a large number of troopr
In the Held on ;r. omit of the Kiel mbrUlon.
fo-ueral Hovvatd. corttmatiJitM( the MeAit
liieut of the. I' iit!. In addition lo (ruh
intf tto;is to the lcpattict of .M !H.nrl
for the ap;rebembtt dllUt-ulUc vitli the
CheVeniit's, bad ami now has to prtMe
ttHps on uts-Hiiit of the tronblvs : lUxk
pttiics. In Utm'ng and other jsxnts mi
the futon Pitcinc ICallroad.
rKXA- a ni nu. ivtrir.
The Itepaitmeitt of Texas tins ettbjved
untistMl tiiet, but has furnished ael in the
New .MexaMit and Indian Terrttor) tmuMe.
Of the Divtaion of the TaeiLe, t ieneral .Sher
idan as' The .s:inttin in that part of
the division cxtnprtsinc the Koutheaatrrn
jvirtion of the Department of Aileoa. ha.
1 teetft to nv, far .'nun at sIjiIotj mi
long as (eueri CrooV. had cootxol of the
AjMflK" under the itgtts-ment between ilj
ceietnrj of Maraud the .sertotar) of tin 1
Interior. Matters ar erj well In AtlHi,
but w sen contentions lieyan under the di
x.ded author iiv that c.xisIm! a 3 eat au. dsi
trust and trouble hkm ammg tlte ItelUits
and continued until the outbreak of the
I "llir iisMklis tti f:ti !jI "I't... tll.tsftlr
Whs .. otalai.t and wltl.onl eoe .! .. 1
bract! onlv iMtt of the triie. but
this elrme'it com;risnt the nnic arnl
rii"t vigorous. 'I he cooiinct tif U. tnt.
not eeetin fotty-tvvo on hwl hinely
two niiau-s? r AeiHlish In the extreme.
I iiIPiticte.1 ami miArinr-d i"s-p wer
iuiidereil whenever met, ami when preswd
b tios the scattered like a aue of ial!
and came together aval 11 at some tesl.:iiated
ioiul from titt tootie hu?Hlrd nli- div
taut. Thuy should be ex'.eruttnateil or cap
tured, .iih! I have the fri-atf-st eonthbiiro In
I ienetr.1 Crook' ability to aceoinpb'fth thH
pursKjae, tbojh lite dtaurnltlea uru vory
Ktvut.
nf the Indian ours t. on Crtirrai herbinii
oivs: Take the ChcyoMno awl Araranoe
Inlis a.s n eaintle. Trior hr mMirlr
l.rioo.ixKi acre . .'oO,ftH would Htbi Ibn,
li severally and the t.iuo.ooo arr nmnln
ing. If purxltsrsl bv the (oiveritrnent in tot
luantier t.'eeribiti, vv-uW yield an annua! in
terest Mtgicieitt for their annporl. The .
Indians hare alxmt .,. 1 tin UOU arre- vthtrh,
tf pttrchaord in the same wav, voult for
tit!i a reveut:e .i!oouat for their HtntfOtt.
Tie- ttnj pan otmld he ettemlrtl to eovur
&Mst of the ilulbttl reM vnUotMi Hi the
roantiy. 1 only ttHntn that the ( ivfir
rnent buy thfe Inmti for -euril) aid io
ty. hirttlrr ami jeelatrs would '-v lb em
and tkn them at t'te averav of 81. .. ir
acre, some of thrtn are rww 'Aortli or
$10 r acre. In thi way the imHaita
wotlid have jrpetual seenrtty tUiUl Con
sfri clloe to give It to them to bo uao
is they may ee fit. The (Uirirnnobi
would bis tKilbing and the Indian vhoumI
nly be getting the vnle of their jioterty
jafeij invetel. The Ire!!an nf nt joor
They are only Jneotlllietent at the prmeat
time to take care of their own ;rojejty and
therefor require looking alt4T. '1 ho
treaties we have made tth them udght in
trrfera with th condetnnaiom ai.d jmr
rhe of these land a b the ,otertimeiit but
"onrev could eas;y divlo otue tiiam of
Dvercomlrig this tbnicttlty.
oKxriiAi. xttt r.
I can not airree vmth (.etietal MH- in hi
recfiminetidatioti regardiuif tho IndUn Ter
ritory, or lu confidence ititle ability of tho
IiKtlan to niakw hui'lf se!f-tipp'.itng In
to abort a time. AH our etprr:eric hereto
fore doc not warrant auch confidence ami
ucli op.iiloits ahould bv regarded a Ireli
rhtital rather than re.reet tAtivo of th
irniy. The proe of cin. nation tnut
oeaarlIy br, ."dovr, and It will no doubt be
worked out In time (f firmn' and Lr
treatment la observed and a HzAy tydlry
b purrucd. but the nlbmato rrstilt U atilt
the an.e dLstanro lo tho futuro. Wlna
tribr tsrome rrfractory or b
worked llaelf Into a ttate of n'on remit
it temporary tranafer Ur the control of the
military for purees of dtseinline, a lixn
recently bsrn dixie with the Cheyenne
Araiiahoes; In the Indian Territory ! the
Ajache. In Arizona, wilt u- foumi of t-u-
' .
fit. Int the t-rtnanetit control of the ndtan
K not desired by th army at larjre. Th
i"-niiro.e Indian cout now in th rlrinttj
of Fort Ciark, Tet menUon'tl in tny last
re;ort- haT not. a yt, lt brought be
to the Indian TrrrJuiry. Sjtnpatby for
thm la xrrj great and th Uijbce they
Uitf nrvdiTi'rine for eibt Xr&Tt ha Oft'O
b-n referred to w.uot eS-srt. Thr are
a totA P-pJe and -b..a-d be ;-rirttioi tor
in tt Indian Territory.
A Harlrr e lra
rAno.
Ka5 NnTetr IT. TM
ruoro-nr. ab.ui i&if q'cIh-'k. nothrr b-t-
Ing -era;-. ladocti in bT i cvmt-'c of
ceu. ThaUaettoorancd In th- Graa4
Central II ami respited in llw: oaUi of
x: Adata Olbn. who bad Sr-n cVMbaac
altrnan for sa rstblk'bmat Jene Jot th
pat 7er aalil TbunJir. vbea be xe
Jr.nrd Wa rol:bHi. aod bavavs w
ra.h on har.d ocrat -ai wn it ier4 U
th. il f'-'l s with aa naov-tj CmTS
Griffi. They urtbT repairI U ta
it-ire js-at oiI boid, irii:e ity e-
meaci drinVnc Tkrj --a zA loto xa
tlterratloa, vha Colltc a-iw: bj Gf--
SOJi.
m
CNScor f.aot.
Loinr:u-r. Kr Noreaber !?. A Ul
rrxxa vu rtceired at 3!arhal Graaa' Sen '.
thii Kt-mlng sutiax that Cokr&el IL W,
Rocrri. deputy manbai. had teen tboi atd
fataQj wounded at Ilarlaa Court tioeoe.
Coloeel lUfen wa aundlcg ar the win-
dew la a roosa when He nakcowa waa
is th darksea f red throcsh th gfaa. ln f
ballet racetrarisf the body, suktac a '
wecsd fxo whicl: t will sxmUy dl.
Co.'oat lie? era was t-wa sad ralad ta
FaycUe Cenaty acd aerted la tn Cvafed-
erate araBy. Atoet 1 tknw years sea a
waat t Whitley Cinaty a iTesMeat af
thatfra Hxz3xx.f Lasd abt MfiMni
'f
FOREIGN TRADE.
Ctnl wtalr Aobmi IUptt-'Hf
tir rt"Tv.
WAsMlxoiriv, Vrnler JO. CUr '
W. F. SviuJrr, Chief t the Mars '
4AUtJr. ha )l coiHefl h '
rcrsHt on fwrJjn traJe, ami ximmz :' .
lbinc hovT t.K. itaiitMfa t mm "
menre compares! nil tlie mtmmcr '
oUe? ra;rlrss; the crt 0 mms '
nt rtrvMtartk. i x;tiewltwl.ot mamtttiftw
ti !t;c. fs- the romtition mt tW ,r'
iKt and the nxtrTUtf lnl" tkm 0tmU
and tathcr taU ( rt;& Ihe rft
4r Th total vaJ. of forr? www ir
In BtcrrfcasMlftvr, rHadink tli r-4rtsv '.
trade. i)xinc Sbw Ani r vrx St..
Vr4. f wfcien Ae siUsM mt Mb? pi-T
wa. ?i?.,oat. mf JbM lw1a, $TT.
KM, att t Um btms: mi wi 17
Mi tow. Saloon. wo, Th tmts u 1
eHrts of ih1 and .lv aotl bolSi,
drvnx the iune -rrluJ atnonnW! In s
S-tiiX. of xlMfh tb vaJne of Mt '
va,i St3.OTO.4rC. atMt Uh lfwr, $4 v.
QsTO.UOO. Tho Vilm ( nt UWZ& er
intrre in nwrrbniMtkox Inriurftrnrih tra 1
trade Uar-nc tl HTw4ln barnj jrma
i 1. 14" I. ., Ikw!c . fa.Uaf off m o.
toreicn irak 4r rt? Um tat itarU fi
o 54:J,it. It apr-ars th4 in V
viUiH' tf futeAtM WBOtri Sb tKtr:
Ktncdoni i r.rMU Rtitain anrf !.'! 1
standi 4rt Oinsany sfwwl, Fihimw tfi tl
and the rltl :t fwtsrtik. T
UUl value Of tbe ftrlf ivawV
merrhawlie i ltnm ntliM mtifv.i
th vior isss, nm foim tf t.
I'niiftl K nrdtM, 5A.Stt." M9. timmt
M,4lO,t3s.:j. Fraur. ?,.i!UlatM. t
VttWl Mats, MT i ttA. Tb m .!
notabln frariwe of mr tore sn tontlo dur 1
tii lat Bsenl yimr a cmtftmA n.tft 1; .
tra-t wf.Vsoi m ktiuk" In V. tat ''
of ttt-rrhaoJi-Mf of JyO. '. r-l a fail.-
nil m tbo vorts ,1.' znUA mt o-OOo tx
Thr rert ffttew in dotall the eontvtr m-1
th artK-Ue In wkwk the de!tto la ittrtt
of mrrrh&iMlfee orrurrod. Tbo itMtnw
cttrred ninl u th tuipift ml mmt . t
SH'WWI, sift 1, Vs4t noMINfartMITM if rf .
sjmI vni!. and iron anl tioi As V
evj-vU ot our anntaetuirt n4 jwortn.
of our fUflwufortutM im1 ptitrl h -'
how th MKtot tal ilrtulnpwionts
-Inco &l are agrWmttafnt "
plMnont. elorks an! wHtcaos, mmmt--tares
of e.tt, tanonrtrtiwe of coal, in
ri'Hiln hruoUvik, wini na-hla .
nnd hantware. .reat UrttOM not on
tttte atwHit sixtv pr rst. of oar oftkrn
tural and toonntn.tnred raarX bttt ad,
n larje be aHUMii to trtr-o-
per rent of our nt4nofaiiirs thoa ((
tral Anterlra. thu Vt ladtoo aad m:
Amortrn eonth'ret. I'oioaol HwiU'or mu
there h hmm. alaeo t . t vrorT lie I
dwc.lne ih the nteenUe of itnfarbof win
ufArlnrod nrtiiiM, ai.d a rtmtmmtmmd'ng !
eres, in Um porrvtita of intpta mt rrot'
or fti dlr MuuinfTw-turoiS arUrok Tato
r. aiultk-oot (art.
OKLAHOMA.
Hrciretnr; Lutmr TV -M. IImAh t,iitr;r' la
111,' ,ltMlOr'lj , 1
rAmtosj, Noetnhl ta.
1-aitMvr h ont tbo trntiulng Mtof
W"t 3i"luaal4. onl of UkO Oaoo
IwiHoer at Winaaia, Xaa.: I baa rood
' onr Krtter of tbo uh hL. atathag tJai
wmo of tb prfaon agamai tthont tnrftet
menta wre femtiair In the I'nitorf .Htat
court in KaostM hove n aorn Into I' r
Indian Tr: r dot v. r m an tsfocan
(iitth In ros- t the aci,rnout t rxtrait
ameo of ahiea tho ditittU-! f tro--iti-o
waa orooietL Alao tjfatj -lan ( li ha-l.
at Juur rrjitea4. rant Hti) Into ti T
titort with a view of awrtaintag tho n 1 .
hir of aorooaa tfeor. tttr. 1 -jeo.ni
actum whom th rrlmitial ar
rttrrilmc reje tra4itf "i lit rotwrwpf,t
titra of a rtoMof peraora bnlol rd
elated t8thsj for tho patpMie of ooUafol
Inv aloM et the laolan fonilory. ft w
ufsnn oswuraaeoa mtml tm oo waa bv
yiwse.( an 1 frfKeta to Uo Ifrtma4 a$vl
UiO ! parimiit of JtaMlr- that Ma "ia
homo lioranof s," "IWI' ooitalrf . vt any
of the (feiona aaaoetotoHi tftotawtttl wwuht
n.aVe n further aftoatp ot aalawfai aj
luent of the lodaa 7mr,ui. ami that ttaoy
bal dtahoiotr! Utrir organ iratiMtt. t., at..
that thi et .mitiaj ;oriuwtiny wf oSaafaot
It l w.th ft-l 4lf!Mnlara at fho
rprtRMrit learna of tao ronoaai af tbo at
U-iupi r bn aoful intaaioo of tha irrrtlatn
br Uosve isioe ftorsow. wttotott wMiy taatno
:uuae or Utt aawrW which taf af banaa I
or ornuicd. Thio will raaa la orer
laent more rao?wn 10 say fwtor aaailiaf
with taetw. Mr. 1 urt haaW aot ga taaV
tbo l4an Tmiti.iy for oar araoao. ami
If be of x wlUiaat a ooira.t bo syouif b
guilty t o ftsn vwiaUwa f la-n.
NAVAL CONSTRUCTION.
Itrporl nt (t,rr ! 1 timirnrmr VVTUoo-
U"A"ut.Noros;. Notoaaber ft. CWof
Naval t"ootroe:or V.Mmwi bat isittt
lN anaUAl teoort. His -toiaMb" for
jdetloi: thn four donhfn tarvetod ataaianc
are a ;dhw- For im- 1'arUaa. &a,atg;
for the Terror, ST.i; fr tb Aaaaai
trlte. Biy.r-t. ami for the ln. aaaarV.
S-Tstl.tt. He alu ak &,ya40 Imt
bui'-dmg hl of the bhw to4 rrt. J
tnbmMa ht rlem "itb rr;iJ Ut tit
diinftion amj rbarwier of new -,
which be reeomeN bfl eaaltt f
9tf of 2 " tn. u of .ityj tra.
He of ". VjO U11; tttr of S.CtfO tas on of
T.ioO ton. arl !o of l.V) ta d)aiaf
mmt, The ffdWilftf t tb fboi
Kn and a f of ttv etejctrrfc4i
hrl) be raention a rstar'l by tan
tjew m The rx:j rinftv'Jkm ttt
b'tbie twrrt! rnooitor tt (l Wt
i ti bet tt- of ! iw thai jiriww
....
i uwy "wowi w r"w
tton of to rniit toiii ary Jrrr. Jjaf'
rinsed T-ri of .W t, to take tkf
WAee of the od liot oe. aratrs.
Jano-itewn ar-4 I 'or tMooatb. (otetMn.r
V, oKrti dT bra th trlfl4m tt ittt r.
m- f th Sxr at tk tai rw aaal
tutrtota itiBt of the -.ainawt i uwatet
Ut rmtfi'tf th rtt' of (Mtuwa r e-
ar ' " rno.r.. , twrmm a
Ae a-IWaJ of t wt k at oa ,' taW
tz" Sx ixi' fT IT--
n
r lh fl-tto Trt.l-.'iafltT ft !
Jlrii f IIl. -,.
ttjumj, Kj.jt, .NVsrt-trr a-.U;j&
9 Afl imj m txgtmmtnl
Bktiwm wfcW fc
Sill her fsrf tte ;ait ais jt t'lmsml
rrrdart of tij mt tmmuir: in tb? rt 4
jtr-. T" irfr ITS! tfcc vrftJcS,
-0i o ijcn of toaartori -hlrt. rsxvpt.
boa th? Dejottx 13 sUnmM k
iu:U Um sad uVn 1W tfcoct r t
&sr. Tke rr-'r' if otr.iJ p&r
if. -xitit- bfc j'd taotSt.-r m4 turn-
jti1j tlutiUil. The tarivr s 5&te
Ui th covet; il f! mm) ba
SLvZ x nsJtxx tor a ce UtiL
Crtoot4 ta Oil.
VtiiULVtinsix, Fju.Noiafcr? 13. TVlaJP
plsioa of a tank f oU a: 4? lKsdii-
jfcla Lsbeicatiss C&a:fsy k : li
lotA of Moo?r tit yrictiy aysraiaj r-
m:et bs t---o huKaal oVath ol mm aun. U
atjary of tw oter wb fcv titxm died,
3 dcaUt ef a bof, tb ? lajtjiy mt
ir osiif ad la partial deiructio of
cota&Ct&a!. Tb vsctitaa are: Jkli-
indor ftaata. fcradto rrU. Cbsvxk Mar-
kbaU. a ojiJtmpk, H&ktinmm, Wrard. titi
a taaaftcraoea; faUlek Uojie. aaIUaao
u4 txixtwnle frJrifsUj txtnSi Ckar!
tteLra. bcrjtcd abt tSut ai so t&at he
elU pr&bbJy ; Arthcr Grater. atlr
fly tenitfj buraedw Uut a ai,
t