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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-11
Carpet and Wall Paper

Department is now fully assorted and the de-
signs are the very latest introduced. The
prices will be found lower than ever before.
To avoid further enumeration we would re-
specially inform our customers and the pub
lie generally that no such assortment OF goods
was ever before offered in the Eureka market.
Buying in lar Q quantities we enjoy unusual
facilities, and shall give our customers the sd-
vantage thus obtained.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-11

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING
Thomas Jerkins G. Whiteker
James Barrey ) M kraSe
G W Bartlett Mrs j crowley
ARRIVALS LAST NIGHT.
James Whelton J G Dollif
VIM Turner b Reinhart
Miss NJ Wethered il Edotf
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Fancy Trimmings!

In these goods our assortment ia unsur-
passed. Anticipating a large demand we have
added to our stock q beautiful selection of
Passementeries, Gimps. Fringes, Frogs. Loops
and Ornaments, and call especial attention to
this display. A beautiful line of
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Ready Made Garments,

In sealskin, Plush, Rhadsmas and Satin
d'Lyou. These coats were made under our
personal supervision, and we invite COMPARE
son IS to style aud prices. Our stock Of
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Domestic Goods

Is particularly large and we'll assorted. IN
this Department will be found every grade OF
Flannels. Repellsnts, Canton Flannels, Com.
~forters, Quilts Table Linens. Sheetings. Mus
Inns. etc.. and housekeepers are requested to
inspect the stock. Our
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WOOD WOOD!

vIrANTED-To TRADE A NEW SINGER
w Sewing Machine for Apply
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A TRAGEDY IN MAINE.

CoRINNA, Me-. Nov. 29.-This afternoon 'no ,n IA
hohit,pts of North Newport were startled
bv hearing three pistol shots in rapid
succession. and shortly afterward horse
and carrvou ran into the door yard OF
Iohn Dodge. Inthe carriage Miss Nellie Prliay; Oh
North Newport. lay dying with bullet hole in her
left temple. Charles Crowell jumped nom the
carriage and dropped before reaching 'ne ne
door Crowell had a bullet hole In
his rigbt temple They were carried
into Mr. Dodge's house and both soon expired. T ed
n lily "onsc,onsness before death Crowel called
at the scbooihouse IN st. Albans this afternoon,
where Miss Pray teaching, to take her TO
her home in Newport to spend Thanksgiving.
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AFFAIRS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Nov. 29.-The libel suit OF DR..
Degrosbos Liberal candidate st the recent election,
against Father sentenac cure of Roxton Falls, who de
bounced him from the pulpit as bad Catholic which
was recently on trial has been compromised ae defend
ant paying the plaintiff 5000 ana the costs, amounting
TO 81 900.
The Montreal Corn Exchange Association has resolved
10 pettlon the Dominion Government for free pals and
the general free navigation Of rivers and lakes.
direct steamship line is 70 he established between
this port and Germany next summer
ToRoyro Ont Nov. 29.-At the annual meeting Of the
Great Northwestern Telegraph Company held here to
day Eras,us wiman, OF New-Yofk. was elected presi
cent, and William Gooderham, Of Toronto, vioe-press
dent. A committee was appointed TO CONSIDER
project for laying a cable IN Lake superior
GoDERIcH, Ont. Nov. 29.-JudSe Burton arrived mere
last night 10 conduct the Commission OF Inquiry into
the charge OF inebrety the bench against County
Coart Judge squres Al the last moment Judge Squlres
resigned and Judge Burton nlrued the commission
unl next Friday TO await the action OF the Dominion
Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-30
ACKLEN AFTER KELLOGGS SEAT

NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. 29.-J. IL. Ackien mas
prepared and submitted to Governor McEnery bref
in which he denies that Kellogg is an nbabitan of the
State within the meaning of sct section OF the
United States Constitution resident OF the lld
Congressional District under the provisions Of the Lou
isiana Constitution On that subject he maintains that
Kellogg abandoned his Louisiana citizenship II he ever
had any, IN 1878; that he disposed OF all his properly
there aud invested in Washington property that he
owns no property I'm Louisiana now that the records OF
the Registers Office here fail to show that he ever regis
tered voted in louisiana aud he hes eertica.e
from the State Register that eject that he registered
In Iberia Parish Ony October 49, 1882 that ne mas
voted here that he never has and does not now
the Asessor and Clerk of the Court to that effect he
further alleges the voters OF the lid Congressional
Dstrict prOr to the election informed in public
speeches by and others Of Kellogge inenglbillty.
tou he has assumed and that under the Louisiana laws
the Governor is both empowered and required to decide
the question OF his eligibility.
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STREET RAILROAD REPORTS.

ALBANY N. Y, Nov. 29.-The following
New City railroad companies have reported to the
State Engineer for the year ending September 30
The Central Cross.town-Receipts from passengers,
1852 460 90 total receipts $l53,969 Is; total pay
ments. S143,653 04.
The DRY Dock. East Broadway and Battery-Receipts
from passengers, $s61,09l 73; total receipts,
ss7O,159 35 total payments, $0l2523 Is, including
dividends
The Broadway and Seventh Avenue-Receipts from
passengers Ss4s347 32 total receipts Sss0,564 10
total payments, $ss92s9 10, including dividends.
ccipts from passengers, $213,441; total receipts,
S249.473 SS total payments during the year.
GOIQ
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LosDoS. Wednesday. Nov. 90 1882.
The Tr,es In leading article commenting on the
speech Of Mr. Davtt at Navan on Sunday last says 1t
ncoDsstent with sane government 10 allow fanatics
however sincere TO brandish torches In powder maga
zine.
dispatch from Bucharest says; % Prince Ghika has
been reelected president OF the Roumanian Senate NJ
koetti been chosen president OF the Chamber OF
Depntes"
The Brussels Chambers have rejected the bill proyid-
ing for Introduction Of jury trials for press offences
d. Tomavoh, a well known banker OF Bucharest, was
nordered and robbed last evening In welfrequented
street OF the city.
A steamer has foundered of Portreath, Cornwall.
Eleven Of the crow were drowned.
Paris dispatch says that NJ Gambettas physician
states this morning that he passed excellent night.
but refused to give further information regarding his
condition.
The Progessist party at Berlin has decided 10 effect
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SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.

PORT JERvIs, N. Y, Nov. 29.-Express train
No on the Erie Railway which was two hours late,
ran into the OF freight train Greenwood at
noon to-day Conductor David Lanning, of the freight
train, was killed The engineer OF the express train
Andrew Rocket and the fireman. Charles Eager, were
injured but fatally. The track was blockaded two
hours.
MONTPELIER Vt,NOy.29.-In collision between train
from here to Montpelier Junction and express train
On the main line of the Central Vermont Railway this
afternoon of the passenger coaches OF the express
tra was wrecked and Charles McAllister, conductor
the Pullman car had leg run over, necesstang Its
amputatiOn The air-brakes did not hold.
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OLUNTARILY LYING as 4 PAUPER.

Tons RIVER, n. j., Nov. 29.-The authori-
ties of Ocean County have brought suit against the
township Of Chesterfield, Burlington County, for nine
years support James Shinn inmate OF the county
poorhouse at that place. shinn disappeared from his
home in Recklesstown, Burlington County, In 1873 He
was at that time about fifty years old and OF sound
mind His wife and believed that he had been ac-
cldentay drowned or killed. The woods for several
miles i'm every direction closely searched and ponds
and creeks dragged but without result, and the family
gave up the 1t recently oame out TO the as
at the time he disappeared and voluntarily entered the
poOrhOuse here Chesterfield is liable for his support
under the State laws.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTYES-BY TELEGRAPH

SUICIDE OF DELAWARE WOMAN
MILTON Del, Nov. 29.-Mrs Minty Manshp the
3 Of y cs anns o
AK ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE SUCCEEDS.
seaman who shot himself IN the head, because Young
whom he engaged to be married had deserted
him, died this morning.
TO BE TRIED FOR ROBBERY.
NFw-HAvEN, Conn, Nov. 29.-Ge0rge Ge0ble,
who few few Gs since S in eang charges T5R
Court in the sum Of $4,000.
FATALLY INJURED BY A TRAIN:
HARRIsBURG Penn. Nov. 29.-Willam McSherry
moulder of Newark Ohio over bv train OF cars
here had both his legs and his arms cut off, He
GREENs LASDiNG, Me- Nov 29;the drsrd feYsnde snSs
Of GSgo os M eIcee The outa on crotch lodges
A WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY sHoT.
MOUNT N ocs, sp accdsna shot herself while in bed
on TresGay morning The habit OF sleeping with
p''''' A ooNDu ucToR FATALLY INJURED.
PRoyIpENcE r. L. Moy 291Jamss mes k Reynolds
ioad ZEN under the cars az the Waterford station gestsr
both and leg broken. He is fatally injured
SENTENCED IN A UNITED STATES COURT.
PmIAD LPHIA, Nov. 29.-In the United States
gram sentenced to gheen months imprisonment each
or deaadns BY the use 81 the %ani Napoleon b o
note In his possession.
A RAILROAD YARp-MAsTER KILLED.
Crsdderck yard dmaster at the Richmond and Allegheny
station shot killed by Booker Robertson
mineT OF eson county In quarrel about shortage IN
weight Robertson was severely beaten before he
used his pistol.
CHARGED WITH MALPRACTICE;
Boston, Nov. 29.-sDr. William b. Corken was was
city who said to be IN dangerous condition Ths Herald
says exceptionally aggravated one ana that
CorkeR has been carrying his business IN wholesale way
Corken held for trial.
FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER -
MAYERsYILIE, Miss, Nov 29.-lhe trial OF joe
murder OF Charles NJ Mutpny an
editor was conc lued last night The jury brought IN
dict OF guilty Of murder liked the sentence AZ ptsoh
mei in the Denitentiary for life Ap appeal was TAKEN
AYAgHANr PROBABLY BURNED TO DEATH.
TRoY n Y. Nov 20-At Crown Point this morn
ing three barns containing hay owned By James West were
Lrned Persons who At tho m report that man
was living upon one burned hay nows Bones were
fonnd aon the ruins smell OF burning fesh was az
parent U IL supposed that tramp III the nre aeedenta'
with his pipe 49,. . .,1,,,,.
THE REVOLVER ACCIDENTALLY DISCHARGED.
AIIFNToWN Penn, Nov. 29.-Tholnas Ryan ant
lanes Buckey employed In tho grounds Of Lehigh Unyer
sity were handling revolver today When was seeasn,
and lodging under the skin et the back His recovery
| doubtful He Is from Hartford, Conn
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
IOWA PRODI

IOWA PRODUCE-DEALERs FAIL.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Nov. 29.--G. A. Ed
munds q Co., general produce Dealers have failed for
$4,000.
ASSIGNMENT IN THE FURNITURE TRADE
CINCINNATI, Nov. 29.-Henry ClOsterman, jr.,
furniture manufacturer made an assignment to-day to
Charles c. Nichols The assgnee's bond was fixed at
$4,000.
THE OFFICIAL VOTE IN KANSAS.
LANSING. Mich, Nov. 29.-Ihe official fig
ures show that Jerome tRep) for Governor Is beaten
by Begoe (FusonJ by ADA votes. Crosby (Rep), for
LeuenantGovernOr, has 1889 majority.
THE LOTTERY TRAFFIC IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-The law prOhl biting the
sale of otterytickets has become dead letter here,
as the business being openly conducted and freely ad
vcrtsed by circulars and signs Some OF the men openly
confess that they pay large for legal protection
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IN INSURANCE HEARING.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Nov. 29.-The hearing
in the cases of the winding up of the American Mutual
Life Insurance Company and the National Life and
Trust Insurance Company. which have been for some
time on trial before Johnson T. Plat and John f. Clarke
as a committee appointed by the Superior Court, was
concluded to-day and the decision reserved. G. 3. Ham
ton filed nearly 900 claims against the estates OF the
two companies based upon policies issued TO the National
Life Insurance Company of New-York City, which com
pany attempted 10 be rensnred by the National
Life and Trust Company. The claims memoranda
without the signatures OF the pocyhoders and contain
no adavits powers OF attorney They objected
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.,,p,c.N KILLED IN MADAGASCAR.

Ioxpoy. Nov. 29.-ln reference 10 I"0
~.,.ss report that two Americans had been inur-
D"s ON be west coast OF madagascar 1t is learned una,
aoseu named Emerson. was killed and the other, named
one was seriously wounded native attendant ano
interpreter also killed no An
had been ol"ot Int was prevented from sailing oy tns
tee Consul at Tananyc The American % mad warned
Agen. ~ nd Tulett against the part OF tne couray
to visit he had no reason 10 iear person"
n-s Nov 2e-The Temps reports that two warhhe
sss ,n Madagascar the sakalavas and the Antokare'
rs.olved no longer to bear the ntoleraole yoke VI
na'1 Che rung tribe The Temps regards the agi
% in in relation to Ia Se
eupeIn Me6arascar will not II says, anect the SA
tnr Stations which France desires TO MAINTAIN WIN
England
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SENTENCED FOR ROBBING Il WOMAN

CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-Walter Chase has been
sentenced to nine years in the penitentiary He met
Mrs Constantine Meziqua on the way to Tucson, Ar1z
and filtration sprang up He induced her TO come to
Chicago with him and put up at hotel In the morn
ing Chase disappeared with 81 900 in money and all the
iewelry belonging to the woman which he had taken
ostensiby to have deposited in the hotel safe. The
woman was LETT absolutely destitute and the following
night slept the house But she had plenty OF
plnck and Immediately secured work at 80 q week
Saving all she could FROM this pittance she hired de-
tective and finally succeeded n overtakng Chase at
Atlantic City, Iowa
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FIGHTING SOUTH SEA CANNIBALs.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 29.-Ihe schooner
poasr,ct Dhu which arrived at Brisbane Australia
rom the South Seas reports that when recruiting Ior
Islanders her boats were frequently fired upon ana tns
number OF returned natives were seized muraSreu ,o
and eaten by the inhabitants OF Pasma anu aS ited
ra boarded the schooner Helena anu
hsr recrnits 10 seize the vessel Inc iLutlHSS ~"'
0uelled however, three OF the narauuerS ooi"e h'
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ALBERT RICHARDSON'S FLIGHT


fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
BOLIVAR, n. Y Nov. 29.-There is cOnsld-
cradle excitement the disappearance OF Albert
Richardson, q prominent and wealthy Oil producer
Richardson who has been producer and operator In the
oil market departed from Bolivar about week ago He
started osteusiby TO 20 to Bradford, Penn. He has
gone away with woman, and left debts amounting to
$4,000 Richardson lived in elegant style and has left
an accomplished and pretty wife He has assigned his
nroperty to some ytent il is believed that he car
ricd away with MIN between $4,000 and $4,000. AT
last accounts he wes in Cleveland, o.. and was on his
way California 1t Is understood that detectives are
hi fpank
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an understanding with the secessioniss and Nationa
Liberals on all questions Of principle and tnus prns
about close alliance possible between the 'reo
Liberal groups
The municipal council Of Paris to-day presented
medal Of honor to NJ. de Brazza NJ Trard Minister vi
Finance NJ Cochery Minister of Posts ana Ieiegrapn'
NJ de Lesseps and other prominent persons were prh h
ept ut the ceremony. NJ de Brazza declared na. he he
would try to destroy slavery in the refions wnc" "0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-30
THE ELECTION IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 29.--Ofiicial election
returns received by The Nsps show that in 153 counties
Ireland DeInJ, for Governor has majority Of 3s0O2
over ZONES und) There are twenty-eight counties still
to hear from which will increase Ielsnds majority to
exceed 40 600 Democratic CongTeesmen are elected i'll
ali the districts except With, which gives majority OF
Q 200 for Ochiltree lRepD
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WHAT Is DOING ABROAD.

xoss OF LIFE BY FLOODS IN GERMANY.
xuRprR OF AN AMERICAN IN MApAGAscAh-in~
xu1rNe OF DETECTIVE cox-A STRUGGLE Win
SOUTH SEA cANNIBALs.
The disastrous foods in Germany continue
and fourteen persons are believed 10 have oeeh
arovned at Dusseldorf. An American mas oeen
r;lled and another wounded on the west
coast of Madagascar. Sherlhs depuucs
were robbed, beaten and thrown
into river by mob near Halifax. Inc crew
of a schooner had severe struggle with can
n;bals in the South Sea Islands. France mas
made a new treaty with Tunis Two men
..."ro committed for trial in Dublin, charged
with the murder of Detective COX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-30
IN OFFER FROM BAKER PACHA.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-Corporal Gephard
Leberecht Blucher ID Artillery. post schOolmaster at
Fort McHenry has received offer from Baker Pacha
of position on staff to aid iD the reorganization of
the army of The Khedive OF Egypt Corporal Blucher
soon as certain conditions complied with by the
Egyptian authorities, win seek his discharge from the
United States Army He is q linea descendant of the
Marshal Bucher OF Waterloo fame, after whom lie is
named He graduated at the Universities OF Bonn aud
HeideherC
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r,,p ru oons IN GERMANY.

FOURTEEN PERSONS SUPPOSED TO hA'n muv
DROWNED AT DUEssELpoRf-Hioh vi
WATERS AT COLOGNE. ..oorpt
ro,oaSr Nov. 29.-The forts here. on account
a ,ha Aood from the overflow OF inc
y, pbine are being emptied Oh
,.orss nl and ammunition. The geological gardens
stores s.oS aau and the animals have been removed
are that bR ths food
f. S Dslsons are Es' believed to have been
drowned.
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THE MTrRDER OF DETECTIVE COX.

DusIIS. Nov. 29.-Poole, one of the men arrested
YESTERDAY in connection with the murder OF De-
tective Cox, stated in the investigation to-day that
he had nothing to do with the murder. He said ne
believed that the object of the men who assembled
neyine was an enemy of his. He did not know
Howlinc. the man who shot Cox. Poole and Devine
were committed for trial The other prisoners were
discharQed.
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A NEW FRENCH TREATY WITH TUNIs.

PARIS, Nov. 29.-During the sitting OF the
Commlttee of the Senate to-day, NJ Duoerc. PRESIDENT
of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs conrmeo
the fact Of the existence of treaty with Iunls
shrorating the captuauons and providing for the re,
demption of the Tunisan debt. NJ. Duclerc stated thaI
negotiations with the Powers inregaro 70 tne treaty "
nroceelng,
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cu.RCEs OF TREASON IN TURKEY.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 29.-The arrest OF
fuad Pacha was caused by charge in which are IN
cuded the Chief Eunuch OF the Palace ana sau racn
that he was conspiring to depose the Sultan In
,.vor NJ abdul- -Hamid's younger brother Mehemed
Reschad EfendL The regiment which guarded Nely
has Oeen dissolved and the soldiers nave Deeh eeV "
their homes by yay of COnstantn0pe.
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THE ALABAMA SENATORSHIP.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 20. The two
houses of the Legislature assembled in joint convention
to-day and the cast for United States Senator
canvassed 1t appearing that General Morgan had re
oeiyed large majority in each House, the president Of
the Senate declared him elected United states Senator
fort he term prescribed by law
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orp,crps RFATEN AND ROBBED.

HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. pa telegram re- re-
tod from Sheet Harbor states that TWO snerin
S1t.. while on their way the Salmon River go,o
,pss where work stopped owing to suit TO deciuc
,nsr ownership were wayaid by forty OF MY n bTnw5
% tne, ,hav we're severely beaten roooeu anu
whom .eSy % from winch they escaped with difficulty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-30
BhNYON SEEN IN BOSTON.

BosToY, Nov. 29.-The Herald in the morn
ing will say business OF this city who is well
acquainted with Abner l. Benyon, expresident OF the
Pacific National Bank, confidently asserts that he saw
Benyon In Bromfeldst. Tuesday morning. BenyoD,
he says made no effort conceal his identity, nowith-
Standing the fact that wanted by the United States
Marshal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-30
THE TOTE IN NEW-ME&ICO.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Nov. 29.-Acting
Governor Rtch to-day canyassed the vote of the Terri
tory for delegate to Congress. The total vote Is
2sA4O an increase OF 1000 that OF two years ago
Luna (RepD received a majority Of l,649 over MAMA
mares (em the latter has retained four OF the most
prominent laWyers here 10 contest Luna's election
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FAILURE or MLELLAN g. COLTHARP.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 29.-The large house
of Mcclellan d Cothsrp, Of Mliken's Bend La. failed
Monday. Their liabilities about $140000 and their
assets about 100000 Tho creditors chiefly In
New York, ST. Louis and New Orleans. n meeting OF
the creditors is expected TO he held here tomorrow
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FAILURE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-Kemper ~ Nc
Csuley, dealers in notions in Fourthst, have mace an
assignment The firm had given judgment noies 70 70
relatives tor $4,000 upon which execution was Issue"
oday The total liabilities are about $4,000
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THE POLICY OF RUSSIA.

ROME. Nov. 29.-The RoSSegnd, in an edi-
tora today says that the recent visit of NJ dc Gers
the Russian Foreign Minister. to Rome. proves that
Russia will support the pacific policy OF Germany and
Austria TO which Italy has given explicit adhesion
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4 CHIEF or, POLICE SDED FOR SANDER

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 29.-Helen Cougar,
the temperance lecturer has sued Chief of Pohce
Mandler for $4,000 for ssnder Mandler accused her
Of intimacy with Captain Wallace, prominent member
of fine LAFAYETTE bar The case much interest
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AN IMPORTANT TRIAL AT BRUSSELS.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 29.-Interest in the Peitzer
trial is Increasing. The examination OF "lthesss ""s
begun to-day. The presence of Bernays's 1ather
q, oorr, corsed n sensaton The appearance OF Nine:
Bernays the widow of the murdered man, IL aWai'eu
with cnriositY. II Is stated that sne ls seIlOuey m
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.Ny1ous TO START A DEBATE.

LONDON, Nov. 30.-Ihe Daily Necs this
morning SAYS Mr. Parnell will move the adjournment
OF the House OF Commons TODAY. with the object OF
raising debate ON the administration OF the Land act
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ycIEsIAs DECLARED A TRAITOR.

LIMA, Peru, Nov. 29.-News from Arequipa
IA to the effect that Montero has delared Yglesas
traitor and has him. There is much lndlgna-
ton IN Chill against the EcuadOran President for hav-
ing inflicted corporal punishment on pocal prisoner
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MAUDE GRANGER sERIo CSLY ILL.

BRocKToN, Mass, Nov. 29.-Maude Granger,
the actress, is seriously III the Hotel Palmer here
where she has been since her company played here on
Monday.