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BALTIMORE, Nov 25-Virginia SKIES, deferred.
u; do. consolidated, %; do past due coupons, So
North Carolina sixes old, II; do new 8; do specai
tax, bid today. Sugar in fair demand-A soft
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2s-Cotton quiet and nomi
na.-mlddlng, y sa9A. Flour dull but held nominaIy
steady-Howard street and western suDer q 75a3 so;
Go extra 3d5a42 do family 450a5 90; city mills
super bag 5O do extra, T5a4 %; do Rio brands,
steady.sonthern red, coal O9; do amber, l. IOa
LIZ; No. 2 Pennsylvania red, log: No . western
winter red, spot and November LOCK; December
io69 al O5H January O7Aal 07zs Corn, southern
MN ior w9ite but dull for yellow western quiet and
E9n n2tn lns t9r m spot steady for
as; steamer, SO. Oats steady AID fairly active
southern, 2la2s5a western white, 27aa28I4; dc.
mlxeo, 26a2I; Pennsylvania, 27a28. Rye dull and
mand-prime ~ aS Penpsylvania and Maryland. IL00a
l2OO Provisions dull ana heavy and jobbing only.
Mess pork, $50. Bulk meats-loose shoulders, 3a34
clear ri sides, Az per Car load do packed, and
"a Bacon-shou1ders, Al; clear rib Sides. So.
Hams, sugarcured, new, 9hall. Lard-redned.
choice western packed. 16a1S:. rolls 15al7. Petro-
leum quiet and Eonlinal-crude, 71s; refined, So.
Co1ee very quiet snd nominal-Ro cargoes, "a
l5E. Whisky quiet and nominal, Log. Freights to
diyerpcol per steamer quiet-cotton, 9-32d. dour,
ahea s ssfSS oas sss
,NE% YORK NOV: 2s.-stocks strong: Money, sa
~ Gold, 1905. Exchange, long, 48l19; short, 1856
NEW YORK. NOV 25-Four quiet. Wheat quiet
LONDON. Nov 25, u 80 p m-Consols, s5 1916
for both money and the account, Americaa seen.
rites quiet and steady.
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!SnIhe Citizens Association OF New Orleans
VIII ille their QUO waTranto cases relative 10 the
late election on Tuesday next.
sF- Andlew BrisSon has been arrested in New
YORK for STindling Boston man OF 81 500 AT a
confidence game in the latter city.
u Nlne c0nvictS. six blacks and three whites
were publicly whipped at the jail al Newcastle.
Del. saturday, i've OF them being also plllorfed
sSi always Know something unpleasant is
coming VIXEN men are anxious TO tell the truth
rF~Tre enlarged and reconstructed Roman
CatEoiic church OF Assumption, In West Forty
ninth street. New York. was dedicated yester-
day by Cardinal McCloSkey.
sB A sclUpulous young woman at Milbury
Mass, declined TO be married the other evening
because The groom did not appear in attire
sufficiently swell.
c8A halfpenny, fifteen months imprison
ment at hard labor and twenty lashes with the
cat was what two Liverpool roughs got by
garfoting foot-passenger.
eE-"Ne ought TO be at war with Russia not
only al the present time but nine months ago.
SAYS Captain Burnaby, author OF the Ride 20
khiVa, who Is now running for Parliament.
"a Fifteen years ago the wife OF DR.. Camel,
ei CharlottetOwn, p. f. J., got divorce from
nm, with allm0Gy or $50 year. Rather than
ray this he went TO jail, and remained there till
his death last week.
- Yung man, set down, and keep still; yu
VIII Law plenty ov chances yet 10 make a phool
oN yur> Ell before you die.-lJOSh BIiings.
tE Lord Bedconsfeld is quoted as making this
speech on hearing that Mr.. Gladstone was stay-
ing at NTest Park: 81 suppose he thinks THAI
1.-The wicked-will cease from troubling now
that he-the weary-is at rest
~ Miss Maggie de Rothschild il IS T1lmored
receives regular religious instructions from
Roman Catholic priest at Frankfort. preoara
tory TO her marriage with the Due de 'Gliiche
lie Qe Gfdm0ntS are strict Catholics ami
objected 10 the young lady's religion.
u I he search for the despoilers OF A. IT. Stew
alts grave In New York Is at a compIete stand.
sun, ana the police say the have no new clew
ga The Governor or Maine wants 10 be pro-
hioleo 10 postmaster OF Augusta.
ss Two sheriffs have been killed at Wortham,
Tex, during the year.
s8 A Lew town I'm Idaho has been named
oheglfha, because there is only one girl there
"a A whip with ten lashes, and a blckshot ia
The end OF each, is used ON refractory convicts in
the Indiana state prison.
sB-A new steamship registering 600 tons.
ana intended for the West India trade, was
launched from the yard OF Birely IIilllaan AZ
Sueaker, at Philadelphia, saturday
sE-Thomas Hickey has been arrested at Ter
ryyflle, Conn.,, for the murder of Thomas O,Don
nell, whom be killed with an AK In a drunken
quarrel Thursday night.
F-Henry T. Darlington, editor and uronrietor
Of the Bucks county Intelligeneer, Doylesfown
Pa, was stricked with paralysis SATURDAY. and
died at an early hour yesterday morning.
a There are In Georgia $500 persons no.
tween the ages OF ten and eighfeen who can
neither read nor write, as COMPARED with
1924 In 1874. "Ass
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AN INNOCENT MANS WRONGS -sovaral ,

AN INNOCENT MANS WRoNGs.-Several wears
ago Frank NJ. Th0mpkins, OF Wascoe county.
oregon. with others, was arrested, convicted
ara sentenced TO the penitentiary for life on
aIotEer party was caught and cony icted OF the
crime. which established the fact OF Thompkins
innocence. In the meantime, ThOmpGins' prop-
elty had been seized and taken from his wife
After ghOmpk1nS' release from prison he COM
menCed suit against Mr.. French, OF the Dalles
orecoNer portion of the property OF which he
judgment for something over $1,000. This. we
understand. Is only small part OF the loss In
property sustained by Mr.. Thompkins through
THIS wrongful imprisonment. TO say nothing tf
The loss OF time and the hardshipS OF several
years cf pcnitentiary life.-IHalla Hd!ld (W. rs
Statesman. Cct. 81.
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SHOCKING G--Electricity has been added 10 the
Columbus ohio penitentiaTy. The prisoner j.
INST stripped of his clothing. then blfndfolded
ana taken into the room where the tub is Kent,
There he Is ordered to sit down in water three
nches deep, and one pole OF the battery having
neen placed In the water, a sponge is attached
10 the other. With this sponge the body OF the
prisoner IS touched rapidly In several places.
eyes are still kept blndfolded, his suffering be-
comes the greater. The pain sometimes pro-
duced is said to be great, and causes the pris-
oner TO shout in loud and piercing tones. Unless
a careful physician is employed to direct the
use OF the electricity, people Will be led TO ques-
tiOn
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BRAIN-POIsONING BY NICoTINE-A naculiar
case OF mental hallucination has lust appeared
at Battle creek in the person OF a young man
about IS or 90 years old He is n cpsma Ger bt
trade, and has been in the habit OF smoking
from 10 TO so green" cigars daily He has MOI
drank liquor sufficient to produce delirium. ana
horrible phantasmagoria that pertain to The
1ully developed tremens He has worked i'm and
used tobacco ever since early O0yhood. OF late
strong cigars, and ii is supposed tiaf the
nicotine has so poisoned and shattered his
mind as TO partly paralyze ii. thus prodncinp
me disorder. lie has been taken TO the insane
hCUS. 49, Wv
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kilograms to The Star.
THE AFGHAN WAR.
Canada'S New Governor General.
GEN. SHERIDAN'S LAWSUIT.
BUSINESS DEPRESSION IN ENGLAND.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The DePrG ssiOn Of Trade in England

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The Depression Of Trade in En-ls,ld I
LONDON. Nov. 25-The mayor OF BurrOw. in
Furness, has called public meeting to adopt
measures to relieve the distress prevailing in
consequence OF the depression of trade.
Sale oG Silver.
Germany on Saturday sold a quarter of
million pounds worth OF silver at sos, nencc per
ounce. 1t would, it is understood, demand 5la,
for any more.
Steamship Lime Not Discontinued.
Ife Times, which made the original state
ment, says: I'VE are asked TO contradict re-
port that the Great western line of steamers
unGed during the winter
storm and less of Life in Portugal.
LlSBoN, Nov. 23.-ThlS part OF the coast OF
Portugal was visited by heavy storm on Sal
and IS lives were lost.
T!sc De aUifer Angel.
Charles " Angel. the fugitive secretary of
tif human Una Palace Car Company; IS confined
lled away from Chicago We're found deposited
IN his name III the Bank OF Portugal
Strike of English Cotton Spinners.
LONDON Nov. ga strike OF the Oldham
COTTON SpihnerS VIII probably begin to-day. The
Opllosltloh 10 the PEI cenJum reduction OF
wages does not extend to all the mills in town
The pfoprietors Of some OF the largest mills
nave rot given notice OF a reduction.
Reduction OF Wages.
Notices were posted on Saturday at most Of
tie CarEavonshire slate quarrieS announcing a
reduction or per centum in the wages OF the
quanNmen. The men VIII probably accept the
reduction.
Fen thousand Strikers.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Ten thousand operative
cotton SrinnerS at Oldham came out on strike
to-day. The number OF strikers Will be aug
lacnted from day TO day.
Ehe Pope and King gEumbert.
ROME. Nov. 25.-The minister Of the royal
household has written TO the archbishop of
Naples IN behalf OF King Humbert acknowledg-
lug the aIchbiShopS letter conveying the Pope's
congratulations upon the Kings escape from as
sassination and also sending the archbishop his
eNpGuater.
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SUFF0CATFD IN Or.curt

SCFFoCATED IN QUAGMIRE.-Charles Yopn,
an aged Trenton On. j. German. has met a ter
flDie death in the quaglnireS OF the Delaware
river, which sucked him slowly into their fatal
mlre Tor 80 hours. Early last week Yopp went
10 hunt Water-creSSeS in The SWampS below
Trenton. Ee took little dog with him. and
next day Its whining entreatleS induced Mrs
Gilbert TO follow it into the swamp, where its
master was found In an unconscious state, with
one hand grasping tusS0ck OF grass and only
his head and shoulders remaining above the
mud. Mrs. Gilbert hastily summoned her huS
band and two other men. but il was only ny
building platform OF boards and rails and
pulling with ropes that the stranger was labori-
ously pulled out. Life still remained. which
Iestoratiyes revived, and then YOpp told how
he had slipped in picking crosses, falling INTO
the bog, which sucked him into its depths an
finally prayed for speedy release from his his
agony, which was nlercifully lost In uncon-
sc,ousness at midnight. The Old man was car
f1ed nome TO Trenton and the doctors tried TO
save ms nle, out the shock had been too great,
and he died on Saturday morning.
~, ts VINO MIS-: once to take kiss has Mr..
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Two WOMEN SHOOTING DELINQUENT LOVER.
spectacle young lady, accompanied by her mo-
ther, entered drug store In which V. C. High
was employed, and charged him with Hattie's
which he refused, whereupon both began firing
at MIN with pistols. He was severely but moi
fatally injured. Both ladies were arrested but
sensation. eN'
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Gen. Sheridan.s Law Suit.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-The case of James 4.
WEalen against General Phil. Sheridan, was
called to-day in the L. s. Court before Judge
Wallace, but owing to the absence OF Gen. b
f. Butler, one OF the counsel for the plaintiff,
the case went over until Monday next This
suit is brought to recover Si16,0 ,5 for alleged
losses incurred by the plaintiff through the
was diSpoSseSSed from his sugar plantation in
the Parish OF ST. Charles, near New Orleans.
by order OF Gen. Sheridan in 1861, while the
latter Was in command CT New Orleans Much
testimony has already been taken By The com
mission in the SGifrn
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1T is R0MANTICALLY SAID, in relation TO the
marriage OF the Countess Marie Won Bismarck
that her husband was Smitten by her charms
even in their earliest youth, when he as boy
at tie Gymnasium waited for the Countess
then little damSel to carry her books from
school. Count RantZau is not wealthy and the
Chancellor has given his daughter handsome
dOwry. The father and daughter are deeply
attached TO each other. She has hitherto rarely
left him, and has been in the habit OF accom-
panying him for hours in his rides over the
plains and through the woods OF Narzin
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Insurance Cesicers Arrested.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 25.-Some Of the Of
ticers CT tie Delaware state Fire and Marine
insurance Company were arrested this morn
ing and held in $500 bail upon a charge OF libel
preferred by William L. CroasdaIe, editor OF the
Wilmington EreTy EceniRg dssd Commercial The
trouble grows out of a charge made by the
Erery ECening against the standing OF the in
surance company, charge which was publicly
denounced as ''false and malicious" by the Of
fiCerS OF that COMPANY
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IHE IILDEN INCOME TAX SUIT.-Saturday, in
the United States District Court at New YORK
DefOre Judge ChOate, a motion was made bV
United States District Attorney Woodford for
tne opening and filing In court Of the depOstions
taken de tene esse in Marquette, Chicago and
Boston In the suit Of the United States against
samuel j. Tilden for arrears Of income tax.
Judge ChOate took the papers.
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he New Governor General OF Cana

EAifFiN. y. :. Il a. IN, Nov. 25.-Weatber
IIt ara c-ear- Win westerly winds, SaluteS are
now being fired from the I0rtS. and the S1Tyna
u3n is moving up the harbor The Official Land
ing takes place a. I2 O'CLOCK
LdfeT.-Tte SaImau3n left her moor1nrs at
a. % ard steamed slowly up The harbor keep-
ing in the center of the channel The forts
York redoubt, Point Pleasant, Georges Island
and the citadel thundered SaluteS in SIlcce SSion
Tie whaiyeS along the harhor ana the cit ldci
were crowded with peop,e. Steam tugs aud
small boats followed the vice regal party un
The feet at anchor of the deck yard also fired
salutes as the Sarmatian left her anchorage,
and on her approach the wards OF each vessel
were manned. As the Sar!naiian passed by
tie vessels the men cheered Justify and the
bands struck up, "God save the Queen "
Tie sight was really magnificent in the harbor.
al the vessels being gaily decked with bunting
TIE vice regal party Were on deck in coming
IN. The weather is very tGe and the city is nre-
r2red for a grand rereDtion
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A LETTER ROBBER ARREsTED-Jacob Roos.
Tor many years night watchman about the Chi
cago Post Office, was arrested yesterday morn
ing, when he had just taken from the carrier de-
nartment about one hundred letters. He con
1essed to stealing large amount of money in
!etters he was at one time well-paid clerk in
the railway service at Cincinnati -
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Breaking UP the E2usiuess.

BRIDGEPoRT, CONN, Nov. Pa descent was
made by the police On Saturday night upon all
eight captures were made, including several
very prominent young men. 1t is proposed to
follow up these descentS as often as complaints
are furnished, in order to break up the business
here
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FOUR CANDIDATES FOR MAYoR-Tbe Provi
dence Or. I) democratic city convention have
nominated Alfred w. Fisk for mayor The pro-
hbtlon1stS have nominated Edwin Metcalf the
SreenbackerS Christopher A. Day, and the anti
Doyle republicans Charles p. Robinson. The
election occurs tomorrow
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Plotting in PcrH.
ChiIian lEine ExnIo.io,,.
THE WAR IN AFGHANISTAN.
Where the British Armies Will Win.

LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Calcutta correSpon-
dent OF the Times thinks that Gen Brownies
column will go to Jellalabad this winter, Major
Gen. Roberts to kurum fort, and Major Gen,
Bddulph's Quetta column to Candahar and that
these will probably be the wntering stations OF
a., 90
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SwINDLER ARREsTED-Raffaelle Guirato.
an aceompnsned Italian swindler, has been ar
rested in New York on the eve of his intended
departure for Europe, with several hundred dol
lars gathered from various persons, Including
SIS from his WaSherWoman
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AN OBSTINATE MANA Halifax naper saw
that one DIR. Capel died in jail at Charlotte
town the other day. He had been a prlsone .
Tor Is years, because he refused paying ESQ
year TO his wife, who succeeded In getting a
divorce from him in the courts. -
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THE LATE ARCHBISHOP WHATELY wrote from
Dublin in 1S4S:-"It is only by making the rs-
ing generation civilized beings, and not mere
such poisons can be effectually counteracted
The law-not perhaps In these regions Ireland),
out In despotic countries-may guard the people
but not against the greater danger of the pestt,
lence that walketh In darkness
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Hot WHISKY AND WATER has SUPERSEDED
rum and water at the Partisan cafes Since the
ch1tl1ness of october has set in. The habitueS
to midnight without experiencing much harm
as the ingredients consist of teaspoonful and
aha half Of spirits, half dozen Jumps OF sugar,
exhlarating mixture is called "Grog Ameri.
Pain >~->NoAH
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Death from HEydronhob;a.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov. 25-Major William
Dobb, OF Newcastle, who was bitten by small
dog some weeks ago, died here of hydrophobIa
this morning.
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N,RTTACE LICENSES have been issued 10
EoT.n Mitchell and Susan sins: William III
Payle AID Mary I. Day. botn OF Prince
Geo ge'a county, Nd; Norman i'nwlar and
Mail \. Gordon; William fheer and Lizzie
MGded,ii: Reuben Smith ard Catha -ine Lewis:
Charles V. Taylor ard cora ". Matthew's OF
Ao&aEdlla county, Va: John X Maitmeyer OF
PoiishCiIh, Va. ard Josephine /. Howe. OF
Wasll;g gtcn. u. d.; Oliver T. SydenS;ricker OF
Lensbhg, West Va, and Josephine \ Grimes,
Of FTCrt Royal. Va
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THE TEN-MILE TRoTTING RACE at Oakland.
Sanlofn1a, between Controller and Red Cross
Saturday, was won by the formeri In 27:23lI. the
fastest time on record. At Chico Cal, RaruS
peat SWeetzer. best two in three, in els and
2:1SsI. for 81 .OGO = -
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1NDIAN TROUBLES IN OREGoN-Troops have
been sent to the Umatilla reservation, Ore ron
as many Indians are reported leaving. 1t is
stated also that citizens are taking the law i'm
their own hands, and that the Indians are being
murdered. Every Indian found beyond the res
ervatlon is killed. \ few days ago two Indians
were found swinging from tree
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THE COLOSSAL BRONZE STATUE of Alexander
Won Humpoidt, presented 10 the city OF St. Louis
by Henry Shaw, erected in Tower Grove mar
WhichWaS also donated TO the city by Mr. shaw
was unveiled yesterday in the presence OF lOooo
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The ..Around the world, Party.

NEW IORK. Nov. 25.-The following memhers
OF the French expedition around the world
orgahfzed by the Societie dt'S Voyages Paris,
arrived In the steamer Acapulco from ASpin-
Eali: v. SIugefman, Van Loo. Miguel Allarl
Emeio Bali, NJ. Betrand, Crozet de LaFay.
Jules de Latour, {. Reppert, {. ReimbielinSki
fa:cn de la Roulliere. Nr. SchleSinCer J. !
Nchieslnger, Mr.. SchmalZer. Mr. de ChryVer Mr.
Sorok0ulnoraSki Baron de Tavernort, Jules
CoIJh. artist correspondent OF the Monde Illus
IRE; CASTOR c. May, correspondent OF the
1tmlS ana captain de st. Clair Stevenson. sec
letaly of the expedition. From New York tbev
so through the nited states for an excursion
ol about thirty days 10 san Francisco. where
lLeN VIII lOIn the S0cietYS s.elMer LaSnn
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HORRIBLE CRUELTY IN AN INSANE AsyIrv
The Minnesota legislative committee of inquiry
In the charges of cruelty at the state lunatic
asylum have found the charges sustained in two
directly caused or hastened, one man being
strangled by forcing food down his throat, and
one being Scalded to death in hot bath, John
Belts and Mrs. MyOrS, assistants in the hospital.
aie held responsible for these acts. There are
also deficiencies OF $4,000 in the accounts of
Rev. A. II. Kerr, treasurer Of the hospital baarIl
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NESSFS. loTSG q MIDDLETON. corner Sth and
Sllee;S : "a W. represent the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Ccmr3ny. OF New York. A lengthy state
nient OF that company's liberal Offer for new
business VIII be found in another c1Hmn
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FLIGHT OF ''TENPERANCE' MAN WITH A
MARYLAND GIRL.--A man named Nelson J. Lee,
resident OF northern state, who for a con
siderable time TOOK prominent part in the tenn
peiaDce movement at Wilmington and other
parts OF Delaware and more recently in Mary
lard has recently deserted his field OF labor a nd
gone vest" accompanied, it is charged, by
Miss Ida FoUtz CT Carroll county-IB1t ttG-
zftte 18th
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ZEE CoIoRED CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT are
making preparations. the leaders saw to hold
an indignation meeting. Ito give public express
sion with reference TO the recent nolttical out
RACES to which the c0lOred voters OF the south
nave been subjected" The meeting win take
place al an early day. probably the 10Th OF next
month. al ASbuTy church. Public notice viii be-
given through the columns OF THE STAR
NesorS. Henry johnson. Chas. y. Gtey. i. Mes-
ley CIoEWeL Louis II. Douglass. Archey Lewis
.eIoiNe y. johnson. Chris. 4. Fleetwood. Col
Perry Carson. F. g. Barbados. Prof Greener
dChn :. Cray, and others equally a. wen known
conn CSe Tie comm tee nf aIran -rnI-nuts
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SUDDEN DEATH FROM HEART DfSraSF-Tnp
Wcli-knOWn livery stable keeper Mr. John q
COOK. was found dead In his room. No g2I NJ
street saturday morning. from heart disease
He had been in his usual heath, anl retired to
bed the night previous in good spirits. and the
Iatal attack came upon him while undressing
He was an Old citizen OF South WaShin gfon and
Formerly quite prominent as a military man
ana took an active pau in the organization
known as the Presidents Mounted Guard He
had been Ia the livery stable business in several
places I'D the city, and latterlY was proprietor
OF the PaTlOr livery stables, on near 18th street
He was an active member OF Mount Vernon
Place VI. Z. church, South, at the time OF his
DEATH
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NoRFoLK, Nov. Pa strike OF the oyster
Shuckels' association took place here this morn
ing al ten O'Clock. They have been getting II
cents per gallon for the last two years. and de-
maGded 90 cents, which was refused by the nyS
Ter packers. Both parties are firm. and general
SIaghation OF the oyster business is very prob7
p.e. IL Is thought the strike viii be general
along the Chesapeake and lis tributaries II is
q result OF efforts on the part OF the Baliimore
ShuchrfS TO force an advance in price and re-
form other gIieNAncps - -
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In one hundred yards foot race at Dem
Yer, Col, Saturday, for s., 900 side between c,
Williams won In 92 About s3lOOO chanped
hands on the result,