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CAPITAL CULLINGS.
National Museum of Hygiene.

WASHINGTON, November l3. Surgeon
General Wales, who has charge OF the Ma
tional Museum of Hygiene, recently au-
thorized BY act of Congress, is preparing to
open the museum for the benefit OF the
public, and will probably cause the estab-
iishment of q National exposition upon
sanitary and hygienic subjects next year.
A large number OF very valuable contribu-
tions have recently been made, including
works upon hygiene from DR.. A. n. Bell, OF
New York, late Passed-Assistant Surgeon
of the United States Navy. The large col
lection, illustrating the food products OF
the world, as exhibited at the Centennial,
and the fine collection illustrative OF per
feet and defective sewerage, have been pre-
sented by Prof. Baird.
A senate Committee at WOrk.
The Senate Commission on heavy ordi-
nance, appointed at the last session, con-
sistipg of Senators Logan, Thompson,
Vance and Jones met at the capitol to-day,
and after organizing, adjourned till to-
morrow, when they will begin taking teS'
timony of experts.
Time Extended.
Several weeks ago Secretary Teller was
served with q mandament to compel him
10 restore TO General Ward Burnett, the
certificates which he voluntarily surren-
dered, and then demanded to be returned,
whIGh Teller declined TO pO. To-day was
set fer Teller's answer to be filed. He not
being in the city, the time for the answer
was extended to December 4.
Liquor Seized.
Indian commissioner Price to day received
information that the United States Mar
shall in Indian Territory. had seized guam
tity of liquor belonging to army officers,
which was being conveyed into the tie rri-
tory. The commander of the department.
protests against the seizure and says it is
illegal. This protest is said to be endorsed
by Generals Sherman and Sheridan. The
matter will be brought to the attention OF
Secretary Teller, who will have to decide
the question at issue.
Naval Advisory Board.
The Naval advisory board formally organ
lied this morning, and elected Commodore
Shufelt president, and considered num-
of plans submitted for the new ships OF war,
but without action.
The DeeIinet in Our shippiRgs.
The Joint committee appointed BY Con.
gress to investigate the causes of the de-
cline in American shipping meets this
week. The theory of the committee was,
at the time of its informal meeting after
the adjournment of Congress, that the in
selves during the recess to special study
of this question. A series OF questions was
sent out to persons supposed TO be inform
ed as to the subject, and some answers
have been received, but those who have
paid some attention to the matter here
think that Mr.. Cox is the only member OF
the committee who has studied the subject
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he found belongs party dead on the Lena
Delta. After sailing some time out Of sight
Of the others, he remarked 70 Dsnenhower,
who sat beside him, that he thought they
ought 10 heave to and wait for the others to
come up. Danenhower replied: "Yes,
Melville, she ought to have been hove to
before this"
They made drag, and after much trou-
bic hove to and drifted until the storm
ended the next day, when they again made
sail for the coast.
This is the first statement from any per-
son that Danenh0wer thought they ought
they ought to have to be stopped soon after
the separation occurred.
"A letter from Minister Hunt, st st.
Petersburg TO the Secretary of the Navy,
dated October 24th, says:
THE caskets for the remains OF Belongs
party have arrived and were admitted free
of duty at the custom house. They have
been forwarded by express to 0renburs."
He says he has no news from Harbor,
and his associates. and begins to fear the
adverse season may interfere with the ex-
ecution of their mission to bring back the
remains of the party.
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Rofanned by cheese.

providence, r. l., November lS.-A
come to light in this city. Two young pro.
fessional gentlemen were the victims. 1t
appears that DR., F. L. Forsyth, aphysicisn,
and DIR. H. L, Dickernan. dentist. went
into a restaurant in the central portion OF
the city. Their meal consisted of beefsteak,
bread, potatoes, etc, and considerable
quantity of fried cheese. About three
hours after both of them were seized with
violent pains in the stomach and bowels.
They began to feel very i'll and yomited
freely. They suffered intensely all night
and up to the present time have not fully
recovered. DR.. Forsyth feels sure that they
were poisoned by arsenic which in some
manner had become mixed with the TODD
and he is almost positive that the poison
was in the cheese.
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LOVE CIR LUCRE.
AnIIl Matched Pair.

CHICAGO, November 13.-The Times will
publish a story in the morning to the ef.
feet that the Chinese dwarf, chi Nah, As
years old and A inches high, is about TO
marry young woman aged 10, who gives
the name of Fannie Coleman, and is said
10 be of well-to do Catholic parents in
New York. The story as told is, that the
girl saw Chi Nah on exhibition in New
York and fell in love with him,
the attachment being reciprocated. Her
parents objected, and none OF the Catholic
priests in New York would marry them.
The Buddhist dwarf has been here on er-
hibition three weeks, and the girl is here
also. The priests here refuse TO marry
them. They go next TO St Louis, and the
girl says if the priests will not marry them
they will ask Protestant min lister to per,
form the ceremony. Failing in that will
apply to civil magistrate The dwarf is said
to be quite wealthy, and the question
seems to be whether it is case OF love or
lucre on the part of the girl.
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WINTER IN THE WEST:
Snow Ten i. Twelve Fest Dssp. ja 9lass-
sota-nssyy les Rsaaiag, 10 ts
hissoui-Navigation Clsssd I,
at Minneapolis.
FROST AND ICE IN THE SOUTH

MAxpAx, DAK., November ls.-The Ice b
commencing to run heavily In the Mis-
souri,. The weather is quite cold and blus-
try. Navigation is likely to close In day
or two.
snsu Drihsa Tea Fest Htgh.
CRooEsros, Mrxx., November is.-snov.
ing fast In some places IL has already
drffted ten to twelve feet high.
Navigator CisssA.
MIrSKAroLIs, MINI, November l3.-Navi.
cation on the Missouri river closed 20 days
Five boats will winter ct Bismarck. one q
Fort Buford, and the rest OF the nses st
points below. Specials to the Tribune 70.
night from Bismarck and Fargo report ooie
weather all along the Nothern Pacidc rail-.
road. Much ice Is running 10 the Missouri
and Red Revers. lt has been showing al
day ut Bismarck. The weather, after
twenty.four hours Of rain, 10 clearing and
growing cold fast
Drilliaat AapOPa.
RED HousE OssERyArosy.. PnELrA N. T.,
November l3-Prof. Brooks reports The
observation OF q magnificent aurora de
play early this morning. the erandess In,
many years. A vast brilliant arch illumt.
mated the landscape equal 70 the light Of
the moon In its first quarter, followed ~
immense streamers, Add waves OF light
projected with startling velocity from the
horizon and zenith. A great n,storeologi.
cal disturbance may be expected
BaoWinG at Ba9alo.
BUFFALO, November l3-it commenced
showing here this morning at 10 o'clock,
after three days rain. The weather 10
quite cold.
FrOst In Texas.
GALVESTON, November Is Heavy frooe
Is reported from many localities In Texas.
Riiteea Below xerA
WASHABLE, W., November i3.-Ths
weather Is intensely cold. Tho thermome.
ter tbs morning marked Is degrees below
zero.
Ice at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, TENN, November lathe
weather this morning II clear and cold:
Ice formed on all shallow streams, aud
the signal service officer reports killing
frost throughout this section.
Frost IN APksasss.
LITTLE Rock, ARK. November l3.-The
first frost of the season In this region 90.
CURED this morning.
FrOat ~ Shreveport.
sHREvEroRr, La, November l3.-Frnst
and ice formed hero this morning. Frost
also at Dallas, Texas.
BasW at Teronts.
ToRoSro, November i3.-Spow fell here
and In various parts OF Ontario to-day, the
first Of the season.
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London Pristers strike.

LONDON. November l3.-The printers Ia
this city working on the newspapers, have
entered on q strike for higher wages. Some
Of the papers have conceded the demand
made BY the strikers and work is progress.
ing as usual. In general, however, the
papers have stood out and the printers
being equally firm, there Is dead lock
at the cases.
VIEssA. November s.-The printers o!
this city are on q strike, ard those OF neigh
boring cities threaten simiisr coarse un.
less their demand for increased pay IL ai
once complied with.
yIEsEA, November 14.-Several news
pspers failed TO appear this morning q 9
consequences Of the printers strike. The
leading journals will appear 10 night, hsy'
ing granted the incre asc In wages.
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Suicides.

PARIS, November l3.-It is reported that
Victor Cheri has committed suicide.
PHILADELPHIA, November l3.-Edward
Finn, sged 43, a saloon keeper, committed
suicide this morning by swallowing lauda-
mum, on account of business and domestic
troubles.
DAYTON, O., November i3.-Col. Fielding
Lowry, late postmaster OF this city, com.
mitted suicide to-day by cutting the caroted
artery. The cause of his action was in
ability to meet deficiency OF Si,3i in
his account with the postofice depart
ment. The deficit is amply secured.
LONDON, November 13.-Mrs. Roa herty:
the old woman who tried to hang herself
the other day, drowned herself to-day.
CLEVELAND, November ia Mansfield
special to the Leader says: George Thrush,
60 years OF age and rich farmer, who
lives three miles snd half from town,
committed suicide to day by hanging him
self with halter. Temporary insanity.
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NEWS NOTES FROM NEW YORK.
A Practical Joker.

New SoRK, November l3-Mr. N. B.
Curtis, the "Saml OF Posen" mao, has
been bothered TO death during the past few
days. He has been playing an engage.
ment At the Chestnut street Opera House.
Bills without number have been pouring
in on him at the Continental hotel. They
were for all sorts of articles and for all
sorts Of amounts. He thought ii over for
a time and then made up his mind that
some one was playing trick on him.
Goods and bills were sent TO the Opera
house as we'll as to the hotel, until the
matter became very annoying. This
morning a man Of about 25, wearing a
blue chinchilla suit and Q Derby
hat, with a strong Jewish cast upon his
countenance, walked into the store OF
Strowbridge, the clothier, and ordered q
quantity OF dry goods. He said his name
was NJ. b. Curtis. He was stopping at the
Continental. Would the clerk kindly send
the goods around with the bill? The
clerk said he would, and did so. The bill
was presented to Curtis and he Indignantly
denied all knowledge Of it. Hardly was
this out of the way when q man came In
with three diamonds and bill for them.
This was too much for Saml 70 stand. He
notified the police and they are looking for
the practical joker.
A Lucky Find for Somebody.
J. H. Haverly, the well known theatrical
manager and his wife took drive in Gen.
tral Park yesterday afternoon. On their
return to their hotel Mrs. Haverly suggest
ed that they should take a walk. When
they left the hotel Mrs. Hayerly wore q
broch containing thirteen diamonds. IL
was missing when she returned. They
had walked in Broadway, Twenty-third
street and Fifth avenue, and retraced their
steps but could not find the brooch. IL
was valued at SO, 600 Mr. Haverly offers q
reward OF $500 on return OF the brooch.
Sufrocated by Gas.
An unknown man and woman were found
dead it the Astor PlaceHotel, on Third ave
nue., this morning, suffocated by gas.
Mail for Australia.
The English Australian mail leaves for
the west this evening.
A bloody Mystery.
A terrible afrray took place some time
Saturday night between two farm hands in
the employ of Mrs. Barnum, at Hauistead,
Long Island. They were found in dying
condition in a lonely part OF the farm on
Sunday night. One was shot through the
body and the other was horribly stabbed.
They were Just able to speak when lound,
but expired soon afterward.
Died From Her wound.
Mrs Sophia Olsen, OF Minneapolis. who
was shot in the arm 10y her husband yes.
terday, died in Belleviev hospital TO day.
She did not recover from the shock pro-
duced by the amputation Of her arm.
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THE LOST EXPLORERS.
Continuation Of Neville. Testimony.

WASHINGTON, November 1S.-Melyille's
testimony before the Jeanette Board this
morning was q continuation of the account
of the trip after leaving the vessel, and in
cluded an account OF the separation on the
last night they were together. His boat
was a faster sailer than the others. bat had
orders to keep astern of belongs boat. On
this occasion, however, he had, in running
with the storm and sea, gotten ahead. he
saw DeLong making signals to them to
stop, and be attempted to do so, lowering
the sails Of the boat. This, however,
caused the waves to dash in, and DeLong
made another gesture which he under
stood to mean go on and not risk swamp
ing the boat by stopping, He therefore
hoisted the sails aad went on, and soon
passed out OF sight of the other boats, and
never saw any Of the occupants sgsin until
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Fire Record.

PROyTpEscE. z l., November i3,-The
three-story brick block II 70 20 Eddy street,
owned by Billings Fros.. was damaged
$50, 600 by fire this morning. The Rsming.
ton Manufacturing Company, who occu'
pied portion Of the premises. lose tl5. .o0o
snd Witherell, Butt Il Grant lose 5000
The total loss Is estimated at $500
MINNEAPOLIS, Mixs., November 1.-THE
KnickerDocker block was burned thin
morning. Loss. $4,000; insurance.. ga. .000
Il was occupied by the Knickerbocker Fur
niture Company and Middlemist t Taylor.
The formers lnss IL Sc. 1000: insurance, Us,
900. Niddlemist q Tsylors loss IL $1,000
insurance $500.
PirrssuRoH. November l3 jams Preei'l
bottlipg house. on Penn avenne, was par
tally destroyed by 6re tonight. Loss$io,
600; insurance SIS, 900.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.
R.ieieiss - vsirvisw.
s,,e;ai Dipa,eh 10 A. R,oia.,.

Special Dipatoh 10 the R>giaer.
NEW CUMBERLAND. w. Va, November 13.
The Democrats Of this county hsd big
jsmboree st Fsirview tonight over the ~.
suit Of the recent elections. A cannon for
the occasion was ssnt over from East Liver.
pool, and o salute OF one hundred guns
fired. A large delegation, accompanied By
a band OF music, went from here. A mum
Der OF distinguished speakers we're present
and good time generally was had.
The report given out that the schools
here had closed on account OF the vhoop-
ing cough being epidemic among the CHI.
Sren, 10 incorrect, - nothing of the kind
has ever been thought OF By the Board.
Warrants were issasd to-day fos the o..
rest OF several boys for msliciously smash
ing In the Windows Of the Disciple church
the other night They should b mstsd
out the severest penalty Of The isw.
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West virginia baptist AssoeIatIon

HINTON. w. Va, November l2.-The Wes!
Virginia Baptist General Association closed
its session here to-day. Yesterday was de.
voted to the further consideration OF mis-
sion interests, education and miscellaneous
business. The State missionary board held
a meeting and appointed twelve mission
aries, IN different parts Of the State.
Last night q temperance mass meeting
was held, addressed by Bayless Cade and
others. The house was packed and enthu'
siasm ran high. The prohibition idea strikes
q popular chord.
To-day all the pulpits Of the town, in:
Guiding the Episcopal, have been occupied
by the visiting ministers. The meeting
has been a success and entertainment boun'
teeus. Delegates are scattering tonight.
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'hationRl Exhibition at Pitts
bnrRh

.,,,..,.sSEOFGH, November l3.-The first in.
T!OhsI exhibition of bottlers will open
rineF Hall, in this city, tomorrow
l.Sy Sy''g and continue the balance Of the
- Exhibitors will be present from
>, ,,nu mo and all parts Of the United States
,.-5 ,.--,.5Schinery and appliances peculiar to
81, cue, que, ine exhibition promises to be a
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o.,s,s. nss,s.17flr---.......Sst q 7s-fs,lr.........-Ss 49,
Portland = not fneIB1e1 in toeaAA.
HoRovse.

PxssAcoLA. Novsnbss i1,-0niy oos pew
eass of fever vss rsposts1 toley. Tjso
weather which - vsSy vnfm tAis Deee.
ing. has changed 70 cool tbfs evsnlaG. M
. 5ortber bIoving sad giviss heps q Ge.G
The change II scco0panted VIII r1lR. A
inspection Of the qnsfsutinS station ~
made to-day By tie residset physieisae
and several membsrs H the Bead e
Health. With viev Of dIsoont ntinuslio6 q
the qusrsntiae on The 18th last ~
rstierts IN tI.e hBri.al.
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ELECTION ECHOES.
GIsrifyisg ~ Washisgsss, Ps.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Di,patch 10 The Registsr..
WASHINGTON, Pa, November I3.-Iiun.
dreds Of enthusiastic Democrats msrshsled
through our muddy streets tonight, With
torches, transpsrencics aud mIsic, cole
bratipg the victories OF the ballots last
week, A meeting was Organised and
Miller, Stockdale, OF the. ExminaI, kkut9
md othtfS, Who cisim61 ~ t. ~ 9
victory Of honesty over bc0 ruis sand ccr
ruption. > si 80. st'l
The Repsblisaas Win ~ . Nsek.
81. LOUIS, No., November i3.-Ths city
registers have concluded the canvass Of The
votes cast In the Ninth Congressional
District. and they give DR.. ]. II. McIsan.
Republican, o majority OF twenty-one over
Chas. o. Broadhead for the long term.
Brosdhesd will contest for the short term.
Broadhead has . majority Of 205 In the
city, but the county precincts overcoms
this and give Mclean about 100 majority.
kilograms from Jefferson City say use
Supreme Court has issued writ OF mauda-
mus against the city registers at the In.
stance OF Col. Broadhesd's attorney, but fJr
what purpose does not yet appear.
The Coalition Carries Hsssh Casossoa.
NEW YoRK, November l3.-A Richmond,
ceived here state that Decker (Repubiicaa)
has been elected Congressman At-lafge BY
the Liberals In North Carolina over Ben.
nett Democrat) The Liberals also elected
their Congressional candidates In the First
and Seventh districts over Latham and
Robbins. Democrats. Those, with 0ttaia,
Republican. elected In the Fifst district,
viii make the North Carolins delegates
stand five Democrats and four Liberals, .
| gain of three for the latter"
A ADi9trsss 0tSSy.
RALEIGH, n. c., November i3.-Un-
cfficisi rsturnb from eighty-six counties
gives Bennett, Democrat, for Congressmsu.
at.large, 538 majority. The counties NOT
reported gave in 1880, Democratic msjors
ity Of s7I.
The Thirl Nebsaska District.
OMAHA, November l3.-Ths slsctios Of
Valentine, Rep, in the Third Nebraska dis
trict 10 to be contested.
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The Pitf.burgh Miners.

PrrrsBuRGH, November 1S.-The coal
miners OF the Pittsburgh district meet in
convention next Wednesday to fnally de-
eide whether 70 demand an increase or re.
main at work.
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LOST At SEA.
Forty Persons Drowued.

LONDON, November 13.-The steamship
Angelica, plying between Gifle and Hull,
has foundered in the North Sea. Forty
persons are drowned.
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New Hamp,hire.s Total Vote.

oS."Ep, November 13.-Complets re-
~, oi the vote Of the State give Hale, for
.sl'n"r, lIr, Ss,59S; Edgerly, $500; scatter
:, :, ~. n, In the First Congressional dis,
names, Republican, has 3,795 plural
.,;-. a-u Ray. Republican, in the Second
o. y Zr2lt Last year the total vote for
I.-,,s, ,,HTi ~ was: Bell, Republican, 44,432;
~ democrat, 40Sl3; scattering, 9l9.
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Whe.esaIe Arrest Of Tewnship Oneisis

kIT1AYyINc, Pa, November B.-Shefin
Henry had an order from court for the Ar.
ret and Imprisonment Of Q number OF
Valley township officials for misiemeauor
in office. All Of those arrested. With one
excspiion, h&ye been released BY Judge
Neal n, e writ Of listess corpus.
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Bosros, MAA., November D.-Ths follow
ing table sbows the total Noss exchsae0
st twsptysix leading clearing housss II
the United States, fog ths wesk ending
November 11th:
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NEavouszEs, debility. and exhausted
vitality cured By using Browns Iron Bit
ters.
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THE NEWS.

raeStie.
e. official vote Of Philadelphia, at
rscent election, Is as follows: For
Arrnor-Beaver, Rep, 70,S75; Patti
1 nem., 81, Al; Stewart, Ind, 1892 /;
b,strong, L., 5T2; Petit, Pro-, 80.
Washington telegram to the New
h World says that Justice Bradley,
Lbe United States Sapreme Court,
rstire ON reaching his seventieth
Z IN February next, and will probS-
| h, succeeded by Secretary Folger.
teigR.
no rivers Seine and Marne are rising
Ian alarming rate, and disastrous
N. in and around Paris are expected.
r. i much uneasiness in conse-
lncr.
praposal has been brought forward
Rome, and will be carried out at
= 10 establish at Oxford and Cam
1 ~ Roman Catholic colleges for the
h,1>t Of preparing students who de-
Ito enter those universities.
,wS comes from Madrid that Isa-
h lhr infant born to the Queen on
,lay last, is dangerously i'll. There
rurh anxiety about the Royal palace,
the baptism which was to have
I'm place tomorrow, will probably
,-adlaugh went to the Honse Of Com
p Yesterday afternoon to try to take
Ssar. He had brief consultation
\ the Speaker ofthe House, and was
.rmed by him that the order Of eX-
lion was still in force. BradlsUgh
D withdrew.
he German government has begun
.kr decisive action against the pro-
.ra~~ and managers of lottery
lmyS. \ Berlin telegram of yester-
saws two thousand indictments
h hern found against persons char yed
\ dealing in forbidden foreign lot
= Further indictments are prom
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Continued on Fourth Page.
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DEACH BOTTOM RAILWAY.
On and after MONDAY, JAN. L., lssi
trains will run aS follows
TRAINS GOISG EAST
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