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I I I'LENTI-I YEAR. OMAHA , NEB. TUESDAY MORNING , NOVEMBER 27 , 1883. NO. 139.
: RTIHED BY RQULST.
- Cc1ra1in 1h Clltnal of Nc
. : York's ' Bc1icruoo Prom En-
lisli Power ,
The UrcatMotropolis Lays Aside
all Cares and Honors the
. Event.
' Mi1os of Pooosion Roproonting
: the PNgrosB ofOno Hundred -
: dred Years ,
A Grand Statute of Washington
Unveilel on the Stops of the
Sub-Trcaury Building.
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SI1) Alit ! IflI(1Cfltl4.
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I. YORK , Novcinbor d.-To.day io
the ono liundrodth iuniiversary of the
Evaeuaton Now York by the British
1 tnd tim nest extensive propnration , a
already antiouiicod , had hOeti niado for
1 ' its ccleb'ratkrn.
' A sioossfu1 tETort wa IrnulO by all
l1t43tll whistlcn in the bay and on the
ivora to crcate the most disagreeable
noise imagiuablo , titus eiiiphasiziug the
wonderful difThronco 1 .etwoen , navigation
in 1758.aiidi88. A 9 ( .ClOCk people
. . took possession of the streetii and eiory
. ueanf3.fconvoyanco leading down tovn.
They filled cars , onmibuses 8nd still the
sidewalks of 'fourth , fifth , and sixfii aye-
: uuea .and. Broadway , presented a dense
maosof 'humanity. ' The doorations were
i . elaborate on publio.buildins and'chib-
houses , butrosidents in dwelling houses
contented themselves with a display of
the sttrs and stripeu. Occasional-
.ly the colors of France
hand Goriui.ny mingled with tim rod white
' and blue. All places of business wore
closed , anti the entire populatloui of Man-
luuttanand Long Island have given them.
sovcs upto the enjoyment of this patri.
otie occasion. Points of hiutorie interest
wore surrounded by crowds uixious to
recall the scenes of the day when the
BritislL withdrew front American shores ,
.and independence was really made secure.
President Arthur , and Goveenor Clove.
. land auit staiF are at the Fifth Avenue
liotei. Other dignitaries foruit other
places are also present. Included among
them are the governors of .12 of
. . ! tlle original 13 states. Tue display of the
_ a 'military puomisoa to be fine.
1'1jveather this morning WM threat.
eniisd , a 1)0110UflCOd rain soon (10.
- , 'volos that increased as the day worn on
I ' . . .Only he more courageous mon and wo.
rne4I retained j.laces upon the ieviowing
t .nt&nds , and those romainiugstood up
, uulpmtected themselves a& well asthey
ould with umbrellas. People on roofs
t whence they oxpeoted to obtain a good
: view of the parade as welt on sea as on
5 4 khoro , quickly bought the sbclter of chini.
i ( UOyB or wont below. 'l'ho streets , however -
ever , remained crowded. Broadway.was
I .a-sea of umbrollas. The buntiuug.cluiug
; . . tothe flagstafFs and the walls of the
. houe8 , and the brightness o t1iomorn.
iu1 soon dissappearod.
T1te fog oui the bay and rh'ors deprived
the tl'tilta of ateaun-veesols ofmuch of its
.cxpccted gloiy. k was a novel parade
to New York and it attrnctedagroat deal
ef ob3ervation. The prograunuuic laid
down for it by Admiral John.JL. ttarin
was strictly adhered to. 1Joat to the :
number of several hundred rendezvoused
in the bay formed in clivisionsand Hteam.
. (3d.ifltO uirtli river nod aleng the New
. .Jcruoy shore till OllOitO aixty
111th street Now York , thence ye-
turning down the ew 'urk aide
of tim river nrund the battery and in
. .East river , stualning then as far ui the
nuvyynrl antI returning aloiug.by Brook-
Jyn .shore I. . , tito atartiiu point at Bay
eltidgo. As the boat bearing the Admi-
r ral of the fleet passed the Tennessee , the
f .iiagship of Admiral Cooper , several ships
of thurnitcd Statesfired a salute of L
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* .guuus , maniied their yards anducado other
.uliumonetrations customary upon such cc.
.caaioim. At uioon every .thauiu whistle , in
the city began a salute , which wan en-
broken for live miiiutes tune , .during
which it was to lust.
r Notwithstauiding the miii all details of
the , Fvacuatioii Day celubrtioui wore
fully carried out. About 9 a. in. iPresi-
dent Arthur. aCCflfllpauIiet by Ex.Prei-
- dentGrant nad General \rariuum left the
Fifth Avenue hotel for the point whore
the2hoad'of the colunmwas being fernied.
There tioy took their pieces in the
S , It 10 o'clock before
. yiui nearly
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. , . ' - ' the line was put in motion. Tizo police
/ had great dithicuLty in clearing a passage.
After the poli caine General John
Cochran , grand marshal , and stafF , ac-
by the first troop of Philadol-
phiia city cavalry. under conimind of
Brigadior.Concral J. 13. Oyubb. The
liratdiwjaion was c.cnimanded by Brevet
Brigadicr'Conornl Uchard 11. Jackson ,
the fifth Unitcd Ltes troops , acting as
escoft tO the distiuip&isIied guests , follow-
lug zu carriages.
ttwsidont . .rtIiur ad the cabinet ofli-
oeri wore in the tirat carriages , followed
by the governors of states , mayors and
older civic otlicera , otlicera of the army
and navy , delogatione of mercantile bodies -
dies of ( lila and other cities. Grand Army
. officers eamo next , fohlowcd by associa-
timis of the volunteer tire deprtincnt of
thu present and IlLBt , aUl lucre civic so-
cieties. The head of thocouinuu reached
the battery at 12i0 : p. in. When l'resi.
dent Arthur nrrived at the battery stand
lie was assigned a place thicro with the
governors of states , and ievimved the
3'rocoaion ' ,
TJIC WANIUITO ( WtATU ) .
Niv : YoRK , .Nounlber 20The un
/ veiling of the statue of ( ieorge W'aah.
1nton on the 5t431)a ) ( J the treasury was
4. 1 attended by a brilliant ermpauuy , iticlud.
! ' iug the vresileltt of thuti United Satcs ,
( iuuenulwrs of his cabinct , the mayors of
York autti BroIklyui , Ihtil op I'otte- , ,
11ev. Dr. Storrd C.llector ltibert.ori
nod Vm. ! . EvJrts. ( ItorgeV. . Lane ,
juresident the chamber of commerce ,
peuiel the C48CIIJIiCS ) ( ) with a brief ad
tlro , speaking of the asoclatioiis con-
nectcl with thu apot. 11ev. Dr. Storra
iuaubu a short prayer , after which Royal
J'luulps , On behalf of the statue commit.
too of the chamber of cointnerce , pro-
pouted hui zeport to PreBillont LaIC.
thir , l'yeland ' then unveiled the statue ,
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1'rt 11 Lunibut.t Pt Ar.
titer and paid timt . p. . . J Of the
chamber of commerce tim Pleasa1t duty
dv-olvcd on bite of tu udering through
Prcsidcuit. Arthur , to the governmo t of
the United States , the custody of this
statue \Vashington7 erected by the cit-
lEens of Now Yoik , in pursuance to an
act of congress , to commemorate his tak
hug the oath of olhice on thin ap4 as the
firit president , President Arthur , lii to-
plying , said :
"Mit. Pitasinsr in Vni.tow Ciri-
ZENS-It : is tiLting that other lips thiaii
2111110 should give voice to the seuitinieuit
of Pride and pleasure which this ( ) CC.5lOt
cannot fail to inspire in every breast.
To myself has becit itssigiied but a slight
pitrt in the day's service , and I shalt not
exceed it3 becoming limits. 1 have come
to this historic spot1 where the first prosi.
dent of the republic took the oath to
Preserve and defend thu constitution ,
simply to accept in behalf of the govern-
meat. this tribute to his memory. Long
may tue noble statute you have
hero set up stand where you have placed
it ; a nuounment alike to your generosity
and public spirit , and to the wisdom and
virtue and geniui of the immortal Wash.
inglon. "
The chairnan thou iuitrwluced Ci1 Co.
\Viu. Curtis as orator of the day. AL the
close of Mr. Curtis' oration the vast assemblage -
semblago united in singing ' 'praiso Cod
from \Vhont all blessings how. " Assist-
nut Bishop I'otter pronounced the beuio-
diction and the PeOllO weiit. elf to look at
the ProcsiO. Thousands of persons
witnessed the corcmonicM from the wiiu-
dews of adjacent buildings.
In the evenitig there were many social
gatherings. The Sevenths regiment lucid
a grand reception in honor of visiting
governors and ataffzs. At the thea-
torn national airs were given by the or-
chiestras.
2u8 flMtUIiT
by Ike chamber of commerce to coin-
meunorato the evacuation of the city of
New York by the British was given this
evening at Dolmonico's. A large number
of distinguished guests and prominent
merchants were present. President
George V. Lane did the honors of the
ovoniuig. At lila right sat President Arthur -
thur , Coy. liutlor , Joseph II. Chalo ,
ltev. floury Ward Beceher , Mayor B 1-
soil , (1ev. Hamilton , of Maryland , and
Gov. I.tatio , of Maine. On his left were
Gov Cleveland , lion. George W.
Curtis , Coy.Yalter , of Connecticut ;
Coy. Halo , of New Hampshire ;
Ccv. Murray , of Utah ; Coy Bourno.
of 11 I. afl(1 Mayor Low. Among others
present were Win. henry Smith , P. 0.
Mills , .r. Q. A Ward and Collector 1ob.
ertsoui.
Ninety odd representatives of Now
York families of 1783 dined to-night in
Hotel Brunswick to coninuoznornte evacuation -
ation day. The dinner was purely social.
There was no ) reBidiu1g otMcer and no
responses to toasts.
The Official Count ,
: Special Teieram to The Bes.
LiNcot , Nov 26,2:3O : p. ni.
iteoso 51,877 , Savage 47,108 , with Cus
tor to hoar from. Official count for regents
gents not complete. -
Note.-Custor county duicial , received
at this office from W'ihsoa hewitt , c1orl
of Custer county , is fl&crn 480 , Savag
305. This givcs Reese a total of 52,807 ,
; Savage 4,818. Rouse's mujority , 4,404.
8POUTNG NOTES.
run mLLIARI' cnAzuIoi5I1r.
Putis , Novoniber 26.-The cham.
pionship iuiatch game of bil.
lards between Schaefer and Vignaux
opened to-night in the proseulco of a
large number of spectat'ora. Schaefer
10(1 with .11 ; points , Vigsuaux followed
with 8. At the finish of tim play ,
Schaefer stood 600 , Vignauz 4tB. Tac
game . continuous jive nighta-lora ehuke .o
2000
The B. & 0. RoFli t.
BALnuone , November ! tL-Thio an
nuul : meeting of the stocklioldors of thc
Baltimore Ohio itailcoad conulanT was
held to.day. The fifty-seventh annual
report , to September : : o. is , shows the
earnings to ho $19,789,000 ; expenses ,
$11,084,000 ; working esponeca , 115 80
per cent. : showing an incroa4e , a1 cons.
purod with 1882 , of 1,3ii5ftG2. ; The
profit and. loss stecoutit shows an increase
during the past fiscal year of ( Z1,855,821.
The surplus fund , which represents iii-
vested capital derived from net earning ,
auid which is not represented by either
stock or bosnia , now amounte to e45,763-
470. The following drectcra wore
elected : William F. Buruis , itobl. Oar-
rott , .Johuii Spear Nichols , .hohu Gregg ,
M. Taylor , 0. A. Vonhingen , De
ezituro JI. Miller , Jolnua ( . lJiu-voy ,
George W. flobbin , Henry 0. Smiths ,
Aubrey Pears's , .
1Z4IiIsHii nuund ltut. , .
Bo'roN , November 20.-It in stated
Governor-elect Itobinson will have something -
thing important to say in his inaugural
address on the subject of insurance. It
wiil reflect paetty sharply upon the yuan-
nor in which the department hues beers
harried on in tlso past year by the corn-
mission. It ; ic understood tine , ntatonsent
that tine inaurirnco doprtrssont Iran boon
crupt , will be denied , while shutiti the
department examinations will be con.
tinued and conduictesI nra donsunded by
law.
It ' .Vreoked Irolglit.
Pmni. , November 2G.-st freight train
coming east on thi Peoria division of thu
Wabush was ditched at Sciota at 12
o'clodlz last night by colliding with a box
car which was blowi frouni the side track
on the main track. Tim engine was
ditched and five cars wt wrecked. It.
W. McMihIau , brakeman , was caugliti
under the wreck and iutant1y kilcd.
Ilrowii , the flroinanwaa au badly injured
as to iiecesitato anlputatios2 of his rirhuti
leg , .Johxn fcCart , onginneur , was slightly
hurt.
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'FIi.i % Var ( ijicuN at 1)es IStolini's.
: Iis ] ! orKnw , In. , November 26It
seems as thnouilu the railroad toll war
frouv Jes ? ifi.ii&es cast is coming right
, hrIg. , , 'h'icket4 ore lseint sold to.dav in
this city to Chsieagolor 5 straithnt.
tickets are isot of the rebate order , and
tuiay be lower to-morrow from what can
be learned to-niuh't. '
"SkjOtriIv , " 1'i'isl h I ) nul.
CttgoAao , Nuvcsuber 21i.-Thsu Jour-
naPs Battle Ci'eol , Mich. , special says
"Sojoursos " Trolls , tIne colorcd locturs r
and sibyl , dhsl there this morilng , , aged
1011 ycar.
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A SAFE ULAST.
Btl1c Cro , Awakdllell y
Thorouhrctl raeksffidll.
A Safe Blown to Pieces and Thir-
ty-aight Dollars ill Oash
Scoured ,
A Bloody Pitohod Battle Between
the Workmen of Rival Oom-
panics Near Pittsburg.
Fins-thor 1'ni'LIctilni's iii' tlu' 1at'sutula
ituttIuet'y-'an'Iciuts Oilier Cn'lusut' ' .
Corra'iondeneo of Tim BssL
BATTIJ CItESK , Nob. , Nov. 20-Our
little burgh was enlivened by a "safe
blowing" on the nit'ht of the 21st. The
ollice of our lumber morchmust , L. B.
ilaker , stands some fifteen or twenty
rods from hits rcsidonc , ausd has a small
ISIOBlor , s : ; ] 3ahuiwuiu safe , used our ! ) ' for
safe keeping of books , and the office
change is usually kept in the box over
night. The burglars effected an entrance
by prying up it hack window in tIre of-
flee. They roinoved the sto'u from in
front of the safe and drilled a hole through
the top of it so that the powder would
liii into the book chp.uibors. From the
violeisco of the oXp"iiis the chamber
with the books in it tu have beoti frill
A , fuse foundosi the promises shiowu that
the parties fired it fronts the back window.
The inafo door was thrown across the
rmnn and the book arnl wood work
set on fire , which had boeni ox.
tiisguished by tine burglars. They
their rifled the safe , strewing
valuable papero over tIne floor , aund appropriating -
propriating the money , $38 in change ,
as a reward for their service.
The safe is r compieto wreck , and tine
books aind PaPers badly damaged. Tue
actors , beyond a doubt , was a gambler by
tire inauuie of scott , who was following tine
Anglo-American circus last fail , aniti of
late has beau working sip small towns in
northern Nebraska. Ho is acconnpanied
by a strumpet claiming to be his wife.
LI is forts are tine $10 box trick , and also
awLueo1 of'fortune or cone with prizes
from 2 to $100 , and all the priarn above
sr. . secured from wiirnhsg by nails drivcui
over these. One of his , iala is knowni as
Jill1 3ohuaon , alias Batcr , vauitcd in
bit county , Nob. , for horse stealing ,
and. in Kansas for murder. One or two
other suspicious parties have boost with
them , 'whe are unknown. The gambler ,
Scott , had made overtures to afarmer or
ranchman , to go in with 1dm and entice
a grocer of this place to a dsrnco in the
coimtry and then go through his safe.
Thmo ctrocivo work of the vigllantor
. 'in ' 'bit and Sioux counties has driven a
few- toughs 'and suspicloud' ' char tors
into tints county amid an organization in
I buixig affected to give ascii gentry a no
: tire to quit or take the 'consequences.
t 'Other consunuiuitca will please take
warning and if such characters put in ems
appearance "entertain their. "
COxAP.
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A LiVxiX "s'Az i : . "
LacoilA , November 2tL-A considerable -
: ble fracas occurred at Ituddy's honie last
I evening. Time Irish iii town wanted a
"wake , " 'which caused a row betwoesn
L thtemayid those in charge cf the bodies.
, They were tinselly driven from the 1limnse
bytho ollicci's.
: TJtI LACO1A uuscuin. :
I't.VMOUTI , N. II. , Noveusber 26-
Thomas Salmon , tins Laconia murderer ,
, vass taken tuneru on the train heaving Inert ,
S at.8 o'clock this morning its charge of
olilcers. i large crors'd svitnossed the
dqparturu. No detuomsatrustiotna. Mamny
followed. the party 'tu Lacomniur
out of curiosity. Thu prisoner slept
soundly nfl night in a roont in the hotel
closely guarded by offices. Ho ate a
hearty supper mud hreakfaat ismid appears
very self-possessed.
LAcorA , Novormnber 2L-Clalmon ( , tine
alleged murderer , arrived liens nmnl ( was
takeim to tine county jail. fri tine coroyn-
cr'.M inquest this insormning Dr. Faster tens-
. titled to making am oxamitzatiomn of tine
body of Mrs. Ford , carried to the Ruddy
house iii a trunk. It was probable also
caine to her death by a heavy body fall-
lilt : ' mijmu her. Knife woundsons the logs
wore doneafter ticaths. John 'C. Ford ,
hurbaund of time murdered wenian , wino
wasarrcsted nmn suspicion , was jsreaunnt at
tine meaning and volumitasily tosti.
lied. lie was itpiiarouitlv unconicermied.
JnALOUSV ANts 151.000.
CJsoAoo , I Ii. , November 2c.-John
Schmidt , a German : ; o years old , in easy
circunnatances , inn a rage of jealousy , this
afternoon , shot his wife and then killed
himself. TIm womnuin ins still liu'iiag , but
her recovery is doubtful.
t , aooDY FruitY OP WOIKMImN.
1'lDISiuJua , Noveniber 2tJ.-ktelli.
ganco was received to-night of a bloody
riot at tine natural gas well , Murrays-
yule , Vcnrttnorelatsd county , 40 miles
cast of Pitt.thurg , hotumen the laborers
of the rival gas ann fuai comnhlanies , to.
suiting sin the death of octu annum atsd so-
sbus injury.of four uithero. 'l'ine burniang
well at tlnatipoint is claimed by tine l'emnn.
syhrania fuu1.comnmtsy an4 ahio by Mit.
tinn Weston , a ( Mnneago capimiist. The
Pemneylvirnia fad company hiss heeni in
possessiOns. Tlni.s aftornuosi a gang ot 80
much inn the employ of'e4tonn suede
their appearaunco armed with ahtinti gums
amid clnnhe. 'rho lintomntioms was fun take
iioasussiofl of tine well and nrocrty nsumr
roundinug. To reach tiso welt they rvuln1
ho obliged Is , remnosu a pile of lumber.
'I'hmo lahortira of the lonnmnsIr'amm FULl
company were digging a trench for a
pipe. As sonmn as the objeCt of tine inn-
vadors ' .SSUS ktiowmn C V. Ilayntaker , a
tiietnlsor t4 tine i'unmnssylvnusia Fuel conn.
puny , ordered tine muon oat of time treucln.
'I'hoy veru umnaimsicul trust inn order to hold
the musher pile art on it its a hoIy.
\'estnn's forces nioved forward mend or-
sIrtnl the lalmiors cti 'Fine latter iv-
fusmi togo and nftrtinrcatcninm deminn.
stratiomns time attacking mnarty massed their
gmums and fires ! , 'fine assault wits unnmox
pcLed and. tint result was filgiutful.
\'husmi , time mnrsku cleared away 0. V.
hlayminskcr and three otlnurs wore found
lying vu the ground. ilaymmsnmker wnt
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dead amid three others of his patty ,
whose nmos are riot yet learnied , were
seriously , pribrliy , fm.tuhly mmnjured. A
accuse of the gu..ost confusion onsaumed.
The worknenr : of both partiksengngomt in a
p'tchiL battin. A irsirmi imained Relict ,
who belonged to the \"eston parLy , was
reriommsy ! injnirr.J. Sfaniy others were
tiightly hurt Thu Weston forecar boning
armed flimsily put the Pemrnmsylvniuia
forcer to flight truth at last accounts were
in 1)osscssioui. The shersiT has booni
called ulion fluid detectives ( rein thni city
wore dispatched to the cenro ,
A later dispatch from the scone of the
riot says tine trouble oocurrcd thins mactin-
ing cml that tine I'oinnsrlvanur fund comir-
penny party , lcd by lliuymakur1 WCtO the
aggressors. Tine well was hi the imoaos.
slum of tine \\'cston forces. Ilaymneker
early n the day engaged iii a scutilo whir
a worknmurrn iraineit Bower and was co-
voroiy boston , lie then collected eighty
of in'ms simon , nrrnneL theme with clubs and
after assaultiuing and fatally woumuding
Kiefornu , Weston's wnclrman'estuit's
party opeimed fire with the resi'it as given
in the previous dispatch. Ilmryniaker's
party fled to Murraysvillo. The shserilr
started to tire secure wills a Poise. It is
reported nlao that Ilaymakor's brother-
mud friomnds organized a ltY and left.
for tine well with tine avowed tutmutiont
of lrnrving rovensgo at any cost.
rue itmo : TiA1N stoninsav.
CmnmAr.o , November 20.-A dispmutcin
from tine ojl'ncernu of the Santa Fe road
says : All the S'nnth : Fe folks lnow about
tire Dcnmninng train robbery Is tlnati it use.
eurred mrs Inns been stated , Tine engi-
nicer amnd express nnousongor were killed ,
cud tinat tim Somntunorn I'soifnc road inns
offired a reward o $2,000 for tine arrest
Cf those wino did it , and thnt a compaimy
of cavalry inns gone out from Fort Bay-
ard , nmnd omne fromn Fort Ournnmnings , in
pursuit , with mmtrnsg hopes of overtaking
tlneni.
flOtEt1O TItAgEnY.
Cnnwa'tso , ovennbur 26.Tine News'
Muncie ( imid. ) special says : Last Satur.
tlay Italpir Scott , aft6r two yearn sejara-
tion from his wife , returnied to her mouse
nicer Eaton , twelve miles north of lrere.
lie inssiatod that she should live with
him again. Sine refused. Illo stabbed
mar to denrtiun with a knife , thron killed
tisoir child and took a dose of morphine
fronnu winch he died.
CAI'TUILE OF Ki1OP1tYIJiItS.
IAvnNIoILr , Ia. , November 26.-'Fiurse
Chicago Shiiphiftcrs , Kate 'uVoif , liemmahs
itoollo and Caroline Shapp , wore arrested
hove to.day. They victimized six atoros
more and one in Rock island. A trunk
and the stolen goods were recovered.
ISARK nANImfl ,
BmninNumrAn , Ale. , November 20.-
Hoarnnig of tinreats of lawlessness by
iiegroca inn the city , the mayor last might
ordered out two nnilitiary ' coinpamnies to
protect. tine town. The negroes arc
threatening retaliation since the lynnclning
of Levis Houston for attemnptiirg outrage
of a white lady Thursday night. They
charge the janlor wihtizsglisurronderod
the ptisonor to the snob Saturday night
and thinut they authoritIea neglected to
I take any mcasurcso prevent lynching.
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1)artncti4'Jns. I
Poser PzutitvOnnt. , NoAomber 20.-A
fire last mnigiit destroyed about 50OCO
sr'ortih of property in tine center of the
towmn. It. comnnsunsied ltuddya motel , aind
made a deem sweep of tine north side of
Qucemn street. l'hao ilames made snnin
headway before discovery ihiati tinoy wore
entirely beyond control. A strong south
wind prevailed , and the flames , spreading
to the south side , saved from destructioni
tine rest of tine ( awn. A. large quantity
of goods were removed in a damaged
comndition. No lives loot. Total losses ,
$131,000 ; insurance , .5O000.
CAIRO , fli , November 20.-A fire at
Carboisdalu tints afternoon totally do.
strayed the State Nurnuui university at
tlnat city. Two fire engines sent from
tiers arrived too latetohe of service , anul
vcro met trkoni oIl' tine cars. Thu origin
cf tine fire is unknown. No his'ea I.isti ,
Time building wits the fimsost in tine state.
SAN FuANeisca , Novomubor 20.-A
(1is1atcii fromn Caijemst. , says tine fire mi
tine Sununer gold sniining works inn still
burning iii time rrpur amsd hundred mend
sixty foot levels. As tine tinibers m'ru
connbummmel caves iCCttt. It is impossible
to say how far tine fire linus progressed or
to enutimnato limo danmgu. 'l'he worka nec
situated its Koarinvilie , forty miles dis-
taint stud cost tinroe.qtm.trtcna to ouso null.
hum dollars. Owiing to temnporary cmii.
barninnuammienit. of thmo oomn1psuy no nninera
Were at work ' The seine iras fornnmtsrly
owned by .1'iiimr P. ionca. 'I'hse origin
( Sf tine tire is mnmknowms. No innnarrmumuuo.
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1)eiIbL-rurIe.HimIcIle.
1'AitMos , ICa. , Novemmnber 26.-An umn-
kuownu boy , ahormt. 18 yaarnu old , called at
a inardware store to-day amid asked to oe
a revolver. 7lniie oxamimninig it Inc sUp.
Jed a cartridge into isime of tire channbsnrs
stud iuuminodLuAeiy idiot. ininnisoif In tine
bused nummni .ln'oppcd stead. Nothing , ns
his ; sorson to identify him , but it. is-said
Inc came ( rommn I ilinois and was looking for
work.
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A Cltnco * 0 Mako$1O.fflD : ,
$ ! r. Looms , Novonibor 26.-A dispatch
from tine coast says tine Central I'acific
railroad company nnd time Wells , Fargo
exIrisM company have ofrored in reward
of 82.000 for each or either , or L1O,0OO
for the whole marty that robbwi tine pta-
senner train near homing Friday. It is
believed tlmat Jolnmn l'rico , tIne notorious
New Mexican desperado Was the chieluf
thti ,
gang _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ -
Itiillmvny Is smnotfiuim.
CIxIcAcin , Nov. 20-C. A. % Vhnualur , It
is stated , will succeed .1 D. Layng as
general tuupurinttnndenit of time Clnicag ( . d
Nortinwesterzi railway , next Sate ada ) ' ,
0 , 8. Lyford was to.ciay appointed gems-
oral mnmporimmtondemmt of time ( Jinic.ugo &
Itrstun-n , I illinois road. No general unami-
tiger will benppoimntsd.
Htars'4111o11 W'ugens.
l'trnsuvuo , Nov. . .i0Thus , laborers
ommiiuioycd at tlno Oliver urea. & l'hiilips'
mnnihi wit ! he nmotiticd lu.d.ry that timoir
wages will ha rcilmmced to $1. iur day , a
reduction ml 25 cents. 'I'ino inca lucId mu
msneoting timis mifternoomn to enmmusidor ilium
mnotieo but tAOl lit ) uctiomn , Soverlul hum.
tired are alIscteul
I"aIIrmre.
CII.rrANooaA , 'J'cnmn , , Novonnsbom- , . -
'i'Jne limos S. B Loir ts amid Lewis & Kirk
aseigtmuul. Liahillties , , 59,000 ; assets nun-
kmnown. Lowe & Kimic wore in the Ioumn-
dry tumid nzmmcimimno inushnes , mend 8 , B
L'mivu hi time mnmumnui5nctmuuig of mnsutahlio
1saiut mush gemierni .ims'ni onunmissiimr bui-
'less'
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A SIONOF PEACE.
The Offer of En1ish icdia1ion Bc-
IIOYCLI to I1ac Bcoii Acoopto
by Prdllcc ,
The Latter Said to Pear tim
Former's ' Interference in
Oaso of War
The Emissaries of the "False
Prophet" Multiplying all
Over Egypt.
Time Sit nation 1ist Critical muimul A-
Itiiieo Ilurricul to I 1mt 'rotnt
Vtt.NCI' A'i ) CII11t ,
uNneisul stmmmmArmoN.
1'AnIs , November 20.- Liberto
isublialies a telegram Irma iomrdonr stat'
big tlnmrt Bmmglaurd otThreul to iriediato bo
twi'oir France curd Chninmnu , mumrd Franice no
ceinteul tine otrer. ' 1'lno tolegrirumi also says
that Eirnylmuid recognizes tine iirterostum ( uf
Frauco i nr Tomiqmnimi inert jrmstifioa tine oc-
euipaliomr by the Premium of both Somrtng
nnrl Ilacirinnin , hnt. Eimglamnd stronrly nut
vis(3 Fraisco to imru a conneilmatory
l)0l1CY.
'I'he coninmuitto of deputies on 'Pomiqtiimt
credits orninninud iknmnrco , formerly mmliii-
ister to China , relative to Tonqmnimu niat-
tent. Fcrr' , primmie minimsister and militia.
tar of foreign ailiuls's , were presomit at
the examination. The comisrittec discuss
the govornniomnt. P'roPosaln to-mnrorrow.
The cimannberof (1oprrtiun imas bcgrnmn ii gem.
oral debate on tire bridget.
rnAiiN0 COMiLICATIONS.
BmnrLmN , November 20.-The Paris
correspondent of Tue Cologne Gazette
sniys : Even if Chinese regulars oppose
tlno French inn 'romnquhs , Frannco will not.
cunsiler it cases btihi. Sine will snot
blockade tIme Olr'nnrcao coast imor bonmrbrurd
nuirritinnie towuis , cspeciahlyL1romn fear of
complicatinisa with Emmglamnd. Tframico is
convmmncod the British wonid not respect
tine 1)lock'Lrdtn. if iii case of a blockade
'rannco siiouitl capture English vessels it.
is feared Enrghnrnnd would be compelled to
imitoroforo seriornsl7. There is , tincro.
fore , reason to bolncyo Ferry favorably
received the oll'or of Ennglisir mnodimu-
tiomr. Unless China declares war after
the attack on Bacuinsin hostilities will re-
nmnaimn sommni-otliciul , stud be comnflnod to tine
Iterl river delta.
Tuna irni'rnnsir i'miur. :
N.oeiAsT , .Tapami , Nov. 2tJ.-Tino Iirit-
isit main-of-war Audaciomna time
- - , flirgahnip
of tine admiral of tine Cinimnose squadron ,
wiiicir itaa recomitly-dockod there for to.
hairs , liar been unidocked rmndur'inrstruc'
Lions telegraphed front the admiral 0f
Shiaiigiiai , anti the vesol is flow j thn
lnarbor with steam up awaiting fucthes
orders. Two vessels of tine fleet have at.
rcady sailed fur tine Citinu Sea fronts Vu
,
kohnrnm. - - n xlr
.
TiniOl'S Font csnlNA.
MAJSSNIILI1 $ , November 20.-it inn ru
inured 12,000 most will be mnsobolizoul inn
immediately for China , and General Cam.
pcnonn , mnnimniator of war , is mnegotiatumug '
for time services of ten great tramisports
by winicin to forward tine troops to them
destimmationm.
Tire Fromncin gunboat Lynx left held. .
zuong soon after the arrival of reimniorco. '
month. The Lymnx and Leopard have
gsmne to occupy the river near ltacnimnin ut
order t.u cut oil' tine uniounmy's retreat.
GENEItAl. FOREIGN NBVS.
FLYINuI jmsm'onui Tii1 YAI.H } : iJt0i'i1ET.
Ciino , November 2t.-Tlne latest reports -
ports fromni tire Soudan contirisi tine news
of tint , defeat of Iticks Pasina , The panic
at Khartoumnr in said tO inn imucrinasimig ow-
iing to rnmnmnors timat 118 itluldi , witir a large
force is advamncimmg upon that city amid inas
cLt. ofi'all smmmplics dl graimm , Ulik'ial ad-
% 'iccs , wmnilo mnut comnfirmirimug tIsiit , rumniorn ,
admnit that Emmropomuinu into leaving Riser-
toutir by boats. 'i'wo tniumnsportns with
gemsdnn'mes leave Suez to.mmmurrow for Sine-
kimmr. Ilakor l'aslna will jsroiialiiy comn-
mnauid cii oxpcditknm. I'inrmm are huiuig
prePared for fortiticatiosms at. Assoniasm , ems
tine sight lnamnlc of the Nile.
o unu i'o ausmsr.
LoNmmoN , Novoimibor 20-A JClmartoinni
iii.pnrtchn says tine Arninu roiurt mu large
1(51cc of rebels close to IInartommmn , Ei
ISlahidi has issued orders to mu tribes not
to sumnil corus'to KInnnitAUmn. 'lime ulinspiutchu
Hays WU only have food for a mouth.
Two thlnrnsurmnd men mere dutoml nearly
four miles of limo commnmnsmmumicatioi. It is
perfectly useless to nitteumpti to mold ihar-
tonnmnn wimuro tist , popimlatiomi hs a nsinnnnricr-
ing "oicaiso. Thnim bend hue of retreat inn
closed anul tine river hinma ninny ho stopped
to-morrow. I'inn rebeLs are holding time
chiff.s ovorinanginig tine river mit. Sihuiuhe.
OiVUjiAL I5LIC5MAlLtiU4.
CoNsranrJNonrr. , Novcmbor20.-ihdmri ,
l'itaina , chief of police , aunt six. officers of
the secret. 1)tiCO , are nu trial cinarged
witim hevyimg blacknanuil. Timoir 1)151 % of
V.Ctinln was to ranko niccumsatioms againmti inn-
noeenntpomaonns chargimmg bonn with coining
falo incise ) ' ; them if time aecunseil worn
wflhimmg to pay it heavy bribe prosucimtioun
wins stopped , bmit if they rqmnmsed to
give the anniount dennamnded conviction was
umunilly secured through perjured tun.ti.
nnczmy of police agents , amid bought wit
messes. 'limo Plot n as uhiscss'on'etl tlmromuglm
timei failure of hahn I'ashma to prny tImou
winom ho employed to testily finmsoly , It
is ktiowrm that inline ersoims wore convict-
ml and lire now servurng 1(0mg ( terms of inn-
prmsomnunemut inn coumeenluonco of their refmis.
ul to s'rmbiniit to tine deunnnmsds of tutu black-
mnaile i ,
.tur'mcn ( SRATIIt ,
1 'A isis , oveni3or till , -Tine Jonmmnnl
Iens lehnnta says ; ' 'if Etrglunmu1 shnonhii
: nlarnstltsmm Bgypt thin barbariuimes mow mit its
dors would i.umiiy time conuuntry mint cir'
ihizutiomm iyomiiul nullor nsim imuminus'.s'n hinsa.
I I fcar.u Jmnglamnm1 will such : to comsips.mnsnrto
hzos'aohf ( ( II' tine iosen of Souclmrmi by takimmg
tine lslammd ( ii himnimnan ( Ill' tiny coast of
'l'onquimm , tumid mudvinmes Jramnesm to accept
Eimginnsul'ns , assinstemico in tine far euunt wjtim.
out paying for it ( lean ) ' .
Af'F.iiti4 IN ESITII' .
CA SCO , Nucemniber 2U.--'lluu Kimedivo
iinviuwe't a mmumnnber of troops about to
start for $ miukimmm. Tine mnhiitunry critics
mnot favorably imtjnrossud in' thick' nnJpcar.
anco. Tine usmmnsnsniunt hCl fIahidi hays ,
arrived I mm 'i'uhiuohi numnul Aigoninu. Altiwnigin
ujntiomumst. reports are smut btuhiuvtd , the
j'ossilnihity ' of tine Egrtiianr Sourlann turns ) '
being ado is againi discmmasoui.
Colonmel Ce'ottogamr scuds a msucaaugo
from ICinartonniur , tinted November 25 ,
saynnrg tL' ) ' , artist of Tine London
( Irepinno , him the smio survivor of tine reemit -
emit battle wntir ll llInhnrhi's forces and
that inc ma a imr'nsomsor at Elolikd. Cci ,
Coettogami says limo stttnatiomr lii most criti.
ciii.
Tine Egyptuarr corvette S'eicirra air tire
Fremichi crrniser Inifcnmnnrl hiivo bcoiu or.
tiered to Suckles ,
Tlmm u'mnon'smnr's : WOnN.
CAsino , Nov. 2G.-After time review to-
daynf troops aborit to start for Snnnikinu ,
timely Turkish ohI'n ernr wemrt to licker
I'ashna nun refused to go to Summit ant time
grormnrd that their comntn'act was for their
service iii Egypt. eloise. It is iruupel tIne
matter will be arranugeul. 'rhnore inn a gems.
curl senmne of ummneaa'nnmoss owing to nuigmss of
revival of religious enthmnsiaamni at. Teirtain ,
especially. 'line eaptaint lYlnu ) bronigint time
irowa ofjllicka l'iioina's ticket states
inc allowed 'to escape only nm
fessinig Mosloar hulls. Tine iruansacie , Inc
says , wn.s inot no unsiversal as at. first bo-
hiovwi , nun tlnooEgyptian soidiems wino
were tie tirsposod. wor&i mihiowud to jour
tine forces of EL 1nhmnli , 'l'inen'eu is reesomi
to ) n'linvo tine cnnisnat'ies of El hahnili
are titus ) ' iii tine large towmns of Bgypt
amid us gonnersil risisig is IL'areLl.
TRIAl. OF UAtK Tuliuvaun.
LoNno , Noi'oiurber 20.-Tine trial of
( heorgoVnrtlems , nnnarnagor mmd casirior ( if
tine Lomrnionr crud River Plato baurk , for
atcaiimng , arid of .Johmn David ' .Vaitors ,
stock mumnut shinto broker , for atonslisig and
receiving bonids of tine bnrnkbegnrni to-day.
\Vardoni Plonuduti gtril ty.
Tnt ! : SPANISh AnIMY.
MAisitme , Nov. 20.-Tire govornilloirt
hits docidud to disband ton regimnenta of
infantry emit subatitinto thnerofor onto regi-
snout oftrrtillery. It has also ordered an
iircroaso in pay in nil minks 1)010w cap-
tam.
A iTIiANflE ) STEAtflmt.
LoNDoN , Nov. 20.-Tire steamer Ni.
sere fronni San Baya recently stranded an
tine coast of Aclwers , Snnmuatna. Tine
Dutch arntiioritica wore powerless to as-
aistitire stcauirer because tine inoatnie rajah
tirresiteired to kill thno crow of tine sinip ,
ivans touched. Tine Brit'naingnnboatPegn.
arts wits ordered to tire scemno Irene Singa.
Poro.
rAuNr.Lm's OAiN.
Dunmms , Movemubor 26.-Tire Pnrrmielt-
ito varty gained oiglnt aeat mr tIne muumnic
unit election to.dey.
AN UNYOUNDP.I ) STORY.
ltonms , Novmmibur 20.-'t'iie roirert that
the Amniericami bishops prnponncd tinat tIre
Vatican tend mu nnunicio to America is en-
founndud. The report probabiy arose
thnrormgin us misappreinomnsiomi of tire fact
that the Vaticamn tininks of sending Mon. :
sigmior Sepiacci to preside as apoRtqlir
legato over tire labors of tire cuumicnl to I
be ireid itt Amnoric.r in 1884.
TIIC SICONh ) SUIiZ.
1'Amrm , November 26.-tnt an initor
view Do Leasops said iso was lnigiuly
gratified with the icaults of Ida tour iii
England. He rogaruls the suttierniont
' of the queaUon of oiiatrtvt.lp of 4rt
second Suez cl1nal nA v'nrttntfly sucum
plisined.
.
womi"n INYRLNtL MauluINnoi.
: 1onmoN , Novommnber 20.-Tine Tunic ,
says : It is now considered certnrimn tiia
Voif's infernal ssnzrcimimnes would hays
. boon used againnat the ( hernimni embassy
wiUnin a few incurs , if not seized. The
cll'ort would immuve been a'nmuihnnr to tIre cx
piosion at time Preed street statioms of tine
Motioiolibrn umrdorgrounndra'niway. Ther
is rciuuosi to believe tine platters weru
( Italy' anxionns to produce niarmu.
St. JViJllm'.mt mn'nNum ,
Itouhur , Loniis Nnupoieomn's muiisinstor ci
nstat , is reported dyimmg.
Attemmnpied Ilnutnir JCLlmet'y ,
Iiom ' , liiNEH , inn. , ovemmmben' 2fl.-4
bold attemimpti to rob Line ! rfurcimamnts' Na
tlummnil hunlc : iveu : mnmnsdo at I ) o'clock to.day ,
A ninun onstumrei amid onngugoul imn convomaa .
timi whim tine canlmiur , while a pal crepi
jim tire back ivnuy , grubbed time mmmoinuy amid
ran , Tine cnnsinner saw mini just ins ho wnm
rmmmmmsimng out stud gnuvo chase. So met ivuni
tine lirft that time thief drojuped tin
niomloy. 'rise olhicinriru ares umosy hookimnt
for tine luarties. 'Flue timid herd six mmmii.
.drod dollars , all of which ivan recovered.
% S'reoIUs at Suat.
PAN1tim.1 , Novunmuber 26.-Capt. lint.
fain's bark , Avoum , sit Vaipariaso rotJ.rLs .
hat. 28 , rs nnecomnda. amid iuimsg. 46 , 14
iroati , sew mi commjimmrctious , tine romnialnus of
two vessels amid a , mimort dmstiumico away , a
part of atimird vessel ,
I' Ilomibit , i'mmmiernnl.
New iIA'nri , Noyemnhur 20.-A child L
of .lamnos llmrggort died Thursday intel
was omnnbnrinie'd. Tine undertaker loft the
ltuisommous mmuixturo to be u1mpik'd to jim I
fimee. A two year old sister thank scant S
of it , dying soomn after. Both irons
buried imi vine grave to-day.
Hcrgcmtmne , % neM.mn 515 Snuler.umsmrir.
CtnZLtuo , November 20.-A cIot.uninn
flnnn of thmms city , wimo corntractonl with
Sorgoamst Masons , wIno shot. at ( iuitoau , to
act as anloammuan for theta cmi sooni an ru-
leased fromnn prison , have not. heard from
mini since , hiss pardomi , and do not know
rvhnuthe inns will fulfill thccommtract or not ,
. Camnasilamn Crops.
OrrAwA , Novcmmsber 20-The demimamnd
for money to move crops in October was
2,000,000 lois timamn inn October.
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TEJjEGItAI'Il NOTEI4 ,
Tins funeral of Dr. Wiihiann Siemens took
iniacts yesterday , at ' .VetunImmtr Abbey , uvith
Krotnt ceronnomiy.
.lmi.ts Vales's , aunthnor , is ollhclaliy gnurettoul
Spamslsln udmnl.tur to W'nrahlmgtcn ,
JtntIemns of Imncerluunution of timu Cisicago ,
lthiehii.i . , t iammu'iiin italhronsit comnmany wuro
tiIftl , un Spminigtlelil yesterday , , hay Could
asset isis 3'artmsuns ' are the iincenrisornt.ora.
At Mt. ( lilecul , Ohmic , Crorm Mozier and
mis eritlon fatally isurs senlously mohammed by
eating cabbage doctored for wormnnn with 1'nI
gninumn.
Owimmy to fahlimig eyesight Vv'alker Given
imr. retired fronmm thu rditorisj ( , of the i'eorh&e
'l'miimmscmlj't. ills sucunasuor hiss not bcomr
. , ,
Binsmns Davis , ot Zsnmsesviiiu , 0. , jnut a cap
iin a gmnmm supposed not to ho lunched , ilolftteei
It. at tint , bru.et of Inis eight year old sot , , Linens
called a tour year old boy to nuhi hue trigger
umni ainootlms iii. tnniLher. , 'j'Iao guns uviss lend'
cii amid tire boy - _ kiduil 'Fimo _ fiithser is franntlc ,
S'1mmii. ( limo 1301.15 DId.
S. S. Graves , of Aks'ou , N. Y. , had 4stlnmzmnn
or tine worst kimmul. 'result ommo ties. , of Thous.t , '
Eckc4rk Oil amid was relieved in five mnsiinuto ,
lie zuinla "Vuinld walk Loin nniiIns ( or Ode
inueliclu , , smith l' ) ' t5 is Ittlu for it. it sanmod
n.y . nile .1 ri.nrmmsrattum like unagic , "
TIlE PIATIONAL CAPITAL.
Illillois Tnrniii Out Vest QullhtIes !
of Hot Bricks for Yiinter
GOllSu1llttOll ,
ThoTriohina , Oommission Favors
a Permanent Job and an
APProPriation ,
Two Important Now Committees
Created by the Revised Rules
of the Sonata ,
'l'Imt' ] % tInsstnsg Rlseiii'ei' Imri'tt.eul to 1'ur
Iltmmiasell'-Otlii'r' Itemnumu oflisterest.
CMYITAI , NO1'1B.
\VAHIUNOTON , Nov. 20.-Tine Proteus
cotnrt mudjonirned till Deemmulner I'h ) , Tine
supreuiro court elcc'ndoa tine Brooklymn
brndge cirnimmot ho declared a nuiinruuce or.
uisiawfnil structure.
sInNcinsr's e.thn.
Ex.Senmrtor Spencer wan brommgint ime.
fore tine crimnimmal court to aunawor br con.
tempt mi failing to appear ins tine star
route case. Ex.Secrotnry Boutwuli ,
cormnmiol forulcfendant , nmuovcd to tine dis-
mniasforwinmnt ofjunr'nsdiction. Merrick and
hihiss opposed. . .htudgeVylio decided to
iroar argumnsemit. At tine comnelrnsuioni , tine
court overruled the motion of cerimssol
for defense. Simoncer gave bonds for Iris
appoannunco Iii $2,500 , aind ivan accorded
tine privilege of purging binnaclE for contempt -
tempt by ati'sdavit
riur ruuioN or sumnrnur ctsorn
nimeroly recites tire fact of tine trial mend i '
sonitonco , arid states time imnesidont for
good and arnfl'mcienti reasons grants a fuli
uncomrditioumal release.
A iiOOM IN Nl'IRiTS. :
Inforninstion received at the imrtornai
rovenrtio bureau sinews increased activity
iii distullimig circles in Ilhimnois annul eiao- '
where. A large increase in the capacity
of eiintillories is miotod and tine reopcn'rmsg
of niainy heretofore clomueui , Tine nrmmsibe
of distilleries in operation in tine country
is mrow over 500. On November 1st tine
number was .180 , witik a total
proelucinig capacity of 258-
000 g.silourmr daily , cmi increase
of : iiooo : gmillonia daily over one month
earlier. it is estimated , that those now
inn operation are 'manufacturing nearly
400,000 gallons daily. mr Illinois 17
distilleries 'were operation Noveurber lint ,
iuiakiisg 103,000 gallons per day , againist
it ; distnlicriea nicking bitt. 90,000 gallons
I
daily at tine sanib date a cara ago. liii-
nois is mow stinking more than double the
ninmount of whisky macdo by any other
state.
Tin ? TiiiCflLN. COMMISsION.
,
The commission nppoimnted by the state
department and boards of trade to exam-
ilium into tine triclninnn , question , has closed
, b preliminary leboia it. CIricago snail
- otincrpoiiifflui tifo wulrt1t. is nuder. '
Bt4)oel tinny will report tlmat ivlm(1e the
presence of triciminsu iii .Americamn punk is
not suds irs to warrsrmnt the course pint-
sued by time Gornnamu and French govern-
I mrrcmnts , it is eulhicicut to mniako the crea-
- tiomi of a special colmmnmnasioni to study tine
nnmitter. 'limo commission is of the opinu-
ion that only after a icing , careful send
imitelligensti study of tine subject can it.
stnlve thro problem and that this can emily
m be nccomnmplioimimd by the appointment of a
nuuibic coinunission for that purpose and
tim appropriation of a sufliciont aunun to
omnables it to pursue tine investigation
r tinoientmgimiy.
HF.NATS ICULES.
Tine senate conninnititce on rules created
a now conmnmmiittoo on mmiternal iniprovu.
. nnesmnt , to comisiat of mine senators , to immune
tine jnmrmsdiction of null mnatters relating to
imnmpror'ummnemsts of rivers amid harbors anti
time river amid harbor bill. Time conmnnilt-
I. toss emu coisnmsnorco its left to line juriatic-
I than of smrnbjectnn relating to commerce ,
I ahippimug , nunorcinant. niarimso life aavini '
I service amid Jigint inouses. A now coinS -
S mmnittee on expemiditures of public mnsonoy
ins ciented , to comisinit. of soveis seismuton's ,
to cosishler sucim museasures tending to time
Ccommonnny of public expenditures nsa shall
be referred to it , and conduct inveatiga-
flours imsto time oxpemiditurca of 1inblic
nunonnyorderod by tine seinitte , uniess tine
actuate otherwise directs. This work is.
usually domio by spee.ialcounmnittenn.
A ( JoId Wave.
Sr. P.tue , Novemniber 20.-A cold % vavm
struck thus city late heat' night. Tine J
tinunmnmomnetstr dnoppod to 10' above zero.
'l'ho Nortinerni Pacifia railroad report
fromni four to six moines of snow driftiuust
itt Glendivo , Miles City , Forsythe aniI
Biiiimmgs. At cinch of timoso places tineS
thmormonntur , regiatorerl 12 below zero.
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Catarrh.
At this saaan of the year everybody he. a cold
&nJ aos.s yory bi4 one. . Sly frequenu
mmmranMf thu m.o..o becunie very .on.Stlv , Aaci
catynl , anti tuntluosizas art , sm.m4snnlc , . Relict muty be
obtained by thu use of hood' , saraapuruma. ' '
, For inamsyyuars In 500i0lO , , begloumar so tar
back I doe C iosuemnber wise , , , I hs the caUsrrh in
UI , head , ii oitnamstsd of oostinual flow , lronn may
.
'nose.
Ringing and Bui'sfinfl hoises ,
tin nay lined. SonsctIm the hearing In may left car
WisatTuctoti , Five year. ago about this .eaaon of
the yuar , I begain ti tide itooJa sarauparmuta. i was
hetted rmght away , bunS I co.itmns4 to use it untU I
lelt my sisyseil cured.-Mri. ltz H. CauRlukl ,
LowtIl , Ma. . .
Jerumni Itrownfl asurohant anti .ixtenaku uiflkr aS
Vlotou. Ontario county , N. Y. , wrfts. : " 1 insme use.I
11004' . sarbanJaJImna for my Catarrh , and It has helped
las. I oo,5Js , iIood , arsepsrUma os of thbeat ,
rsmedmcs fog blood dms.ase to bi obUlued ,
100 Doses One Do/lap ,
"I lime boosi troui.lu4 with that distressing cole ,
pisInt , c..turrh , and liars been usmur 1moos Sates.-
patiOs , asiC I5s,1 It trio of the ba.t retnedica I have
seer taken. amy troubSo Isas. listed toss eaxa , sad
neucrouuidgctaisy remk tmtstlI I commenced to u
RootS' . SselanUl"-lsrLmn itSiIeId , ChIcago , III
Dan je. froni Catari'h
Dismd. um.es the ursurumit and extent of thu 5s'jott , ,
Iou. mntectlos , , Ussyueett.rsably isutoy etsut ) , . n-ussr
OOds.UW5)LlOt. lUll 55 tie' cit is , ssilccjo4 u.tsirti _
lInens Is in uIoles4 dl.tre , irotratv4 ijlet coughtug
smwmn , nm y . n.eep. uRt Isou dIwhamt co.tus.my ,
and thu k.u.C tcni to arSit.
in .inci , csus& a Hood' , tarL.Iisnlmn corrects tte
tarI , tiy Its ttlrt nnettms Ins IItIastjlrg tIme
hole Lt , . , islon4 Unronits : msIturu' great ot'
Iha btattls' , seined tRust re.sbc tfe ,
SIStI 1 $ .sli4t-uinu.
Hoots's ' Sai'sapat
SoIlby slruzmnlts , el ; iix ton $ , Jf
a , ittiof , &co. .I4lws'.ie,5eiLoj , '
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