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Foraker wave. the sh,r, ,.N.Y.

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, October 2l.-
Judge j. ID. Foraker, governor elect
OF Ohio, spoke for over two hours in
Aliens opera house this afternoon to
an audience filing every part OF the
auditorium and stage. He contrasted
the causes which led to the going out
OF power of the democratic party
twenty-five years ago aud of the re-.
publican party one year ago aud said
that achievements of the republican
party met with universal approval
now and II Is asserted that had there
boon a free ballot and an honest
count In the south IL would stiIl be In
power. He defended the "Dloody
shirt" policy. lie said this policy did
not operate 10 revive memories of the
war but Il was necessitated BY occur
rences since the conflict and he con-
trasted 1t with Nth.Hugh Lees cam.
paign In Virginia. 'SThe demo-
Gratis" he continued, "proinised
to took over the books
count the money and restore pros
perity. The former two promises
they had performed, but the latter
was unredeemed, the country was
looking to President Cleveland for
his policy. If he pronounced for pro-
lection the third promise would be
performed but free trade would in.
tensify the present depressed condi.
ton of business. The governor-elect
told several stories aud his speech
was often interrupted by applause,
He left tor Rochester at 4 p. m.
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JACRsoNvIIiLE, ILL.,, October 81
AT Winchester, ILL.,, yesterday morn
ing, Fred Hollar, confined In the
county Jail for an assault ON June 22d
last, upon Mrs. McLaunhlln and Mrs.
Taylor who lived alone on farm,
five miles west of Winchester,
was dangerously and probably NOR
tally wounded by mod of fifty
masked and armed men who COM
PEELED the deputy sheriff to surrender
the keys and conduct them to Hollar's
cell. They would have shot their
victim to death then aud there had
not the jallor prevailed upon them to
do their bloody work outside the
walls. They dragged the prisoner
out and he at once made a desperate
rush for liberty. Forty men fired at
him as he ran, but only one ball hit
him and he managed to,elude his pur-
surers, meeting the city marshal who
concealed him and summoned surgi-
cal aid. The mob after thorough
search dispersed. The assault he is
accused of was most brutal one.
The two women were defcnceless
and were cut and hacked without
mercy, narrowly escaping death.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 2I.-A
mass meeting was held last evening
TO listen TO the report made by the
board of management of work done
In preparing for the opening of the
, North, Central and South American
Exposition November 10th. Presl-
dent $. b. McConnice said the central
idea OF the American Ex-
position was the Inauguration
Of hemispherical commercial which
shall establish closer relations be-
tween the people of the three Ameri.
ca's and bring to the markets of tho
United States the vast trade of the
Spanish and Portuguese American
countries that Is now lost to them and
develop far greater trade that now
lies dormant, awaiting only the touch
OF American energy TO solve the
problem that now confronts the peo-
pie OF the United States, namely.
where shall they find new fields for
the distribution and consumption of
their constantly increasing surplus of
productions.
Exhibitors will be present from
thirty-1ve states aud territories as
well as from Guatemala, Honduras,
san Salvador, United States of Colom-
6ia, Venezuela, Peru, Chill, Brazil,
Argentine Republic, and San Dom
lingo. There will be large rcpresen-
tation from Europe aud Asia. The
vast area of thirty-Ave acres is alb.
sorbed and from this time forward
we shall be compelled to refuse new
applicants except to the extent that IL
may be possible TO accommodate
them by crowding those who have
already entered. The roofs of the
buildings to-day are in perfect con-
diiion. Assurances come from every
quarter that the attendance viii be
Iardcr than last year, and especially
VIII this be true of visitors from the
southern states. Addresses were
made by other prominent gentlemen.
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FRANCE.
Royal Nupttals Prospective

PARIS, October 2i.-The soiree last
evening In honor of Prince Walde-
mar of Denmark was most brilliant
affair and over 1900 persons were in
attendance. Presents for Prince Wal
demar and Princess Marie of Orleans
were exhibited to the guests. Queen
Victoria sent a medallion studded
with brillianis and containing lock
OF Prince Albert's hair. The Duke
and Duchess De- Charities, parents OF
the intended bride, presented the
splendid necklace with appendages al
rubies and diamonds formerly be-
longing to the Duchess of Orleans
Other valuable gifts were also show n.
The civil marriage will take place al
the Marie aud the Prince Of Wales
will be present.
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The girl was kncsling beside the bed
her head upon her mothers body
Marks Of blood were found on the
kitchen floor and the weapon of death,
a car coupling pin, was discovered In
the alley where II had been thrown
About thirty dollars in money was
missing nom the house. The most
plausible theory Is that the murder
was committed by tramp who per-
haps had attempted n criminal assault
upon the mother and being surprised
by the girl, killed them both. Several
persons were In the vicinity of the
house and milkman passed through
the yard both shortly before and after
the murder, but no cutlery was heard at
any time.
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WASHINGTON wIRELrNGs.
Chinese Tronbie in Washington Ter
rftory.

Chinese Trouble I'm Washington Ter
ritory.
WASHINGTON, October 21.-Gov-
ernOr Watson Squire, of Washington
Territory has sent special report 10
the secretary of the interior upon the
Chinese agitation in the territory.
He says that there has been much agi-
tation on the subject of forcing the
Chinese residents to leave the country
particularly In the counties bordering
on Puget Sound. Several public
meetings have been held at which
were present delegates of the Knights
of Labor aud violent and incendisry
spec ches were made. The principal
point for those demonstrations have
been at Seattle and there has been u
great deal of agitation at Tacoma.
Thus far there has been no outbreak
although serious trouble has been
threatened. The persons accused of
killing the Chinese hop pickers near
Seattle, have been arrested and are
now in Jail under indictment for mur-
der in the first degree. Strong efforts
have been made to intimidate the
Chinese at the coal mines and many
OF the Chinese are leaving. These
places are now quiet, but the coal
companies are anxious in regard TO
the safety of their property. The
Chinese consul at San Francisco was
informed that the persons accused of
numbering the Chinese had been ar
res ed. The governor says it has been
his desire to maintain order without
the employment Of troops, and a
strong organization of better class
citizens at Seattle has arranged itself
under the law for the preservation of
peace. The situation hes been i'm
proving from day 10 day
and it Is concluded that no necessity
exists for calling on the military.
II Is not improbable that other de-
velopments on the part of the lawless
element may occur on or about No
vember LIST, when tho period allowed
by the anti-Chinese committees for
the Chinese TO vacate will expire. Ii
serious trouble arises the secretary
will be notified by telegraph and If
troops should be required there is an
ample force at Vancouver barracks
within few hours OF the disturbed
lnralitv
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COssTANTINoPLE, October 81. The
Anglo-Turkish Egyptian col. vention
is declared to be entirely satisfactory
to the powers.
The porte has decided not TO send
troops into Eastern Roumalian with
out European mandate. Vayious
diplomats in this city consider the as
pect of the situation as very serious
and fear turkish interference. This
discussion Of the matter by the am
bassadors and the action of Servia
may impart European character to
the Bulgarian question, while the
powers desire to localize il. The porte
however, will not admit that II Ia 1
local question.
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GALVESTON GLEANINGs.
The strikers, Capt. Sweeney Takes
HaIt.


GALVESTON, October 2l.-There is
but little change IN the situation on
Manory's wharf. The strikers are
still out in the cold and the colored
men are working unmolested. The
proposition to divide the work
equally between white and colored
labOrers which was made to the col
ored lOngshoremen's association, was
reported upon by committee from
that ASSOCIATION tonight, they say
they believe In employment for every
one and make no objection TO the
terms of compromise offered, but
that il is not u matter for them to de-
eide who should or should not be
employed by the Mallory company.
This reply of the colored men, there
fore relegates the settlement entirely
to Captain Sawyer, agent for the NAL
lory line. The colored men generous
| ~ absolve Sawyer from any pledges
to employ only colored laborers, To-
morrow committee of the strikers
will see Captain Sawyer and request
| a compromise Of matters. II Is said
Mr.. Sawyer 10 disposed to arrange
matters by alternating employment
| VI WultC huu COiOICh
Captain Z. G. Sweeney, the new
collector OF customs, received orders
from Washington to-day to assume
the duties of his office forthwith and
will therefore take formal possession
tomorrow. Since his appointment,
Captain Sweeney's business Office has
suddenly become a rendezvous for
aspiring politicians, several OF whom
Its understood are willing to sacrifice
themselves. Thus far, Collector
Sweeney has made but two appoint
} ments, II. A. Burney to be special
deputy, and Leon W. Fields, cashier
II Is said that both of these gentle.
men muttered the democratic creed
J in their cradles. These are the only
J appointments that the new collector
J will make for the present until ht
: gets the lay of the land,
Among several patients who wert
this opening taken TO the insane asy
lum at Terrell, was DIR. Henry Sherer
: formerly one Of the most prom
: inent and successful physician
! of Galveston. Ten years ag'
he was a star in hi
: profe ssion, but the excessive us,
: Of morphine and choral finally pu
out the light of reason ending In to
: days moHrnful enrollment anon
: passengers for Terrell.
y J. p. Kindred, the real estate agen
e arrested yesterday, charged wit
u embezalemeRt, waived examinatio
e to-day aud was committed to answt
: before the criminal court.
:, Suit was begun to-day In distri,
+ court by Z 2. Pomeroy, of Fort Beu
county against the Gulf, Cologat
Il santa 10 railway for $i,SOo, daI
!. ages, which he alleges resulted to h
n eTops by Intimidation caused by d
J. frndants draining and ditchipg ne
p this place,
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~e-HuPerstsfhk ArcntseetT
WASHINGTON, October 2l.-All
sorts of rumors are current In regard
TO the office OF supervising architect
of the treasury. Ii is believed that a
change is pending In this Office but Il
is not regarded as likely that II will
occur until after the present incum-
bent has submitted his annual report,
which will not be for a month yet.
The most prominent candidates for
this office are, Mr.. Seligman, of New
York city, Mr.. +. M. Whitehouse, of
Chicago, and Mr.. McGrath, of st.
Louis, all Of whom are strongly
urged for the place. It Is said at the
White House that there is no truth
In the report that the Office has been
offered to any one Of the above named
gentlemen.
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LIMA, October 2i,-News FROM HUI
sraz states that the rebel colonel Pra'
do, had been killed by the Urban
guard of Huaorachucoo. Prado aud
his band had been committing great
excuses in the neighborhood. A
despatch from Anco announces the
defeat of Monieneros, under the
leadership Of the celebrated Priest
Rios, and the death of the latter. The
bandi,ti are nearly extinct in the
northern departments which seem u
be upon more peaceful era.
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Turkey Determined 90 Make II
u European and Not n
Local Question.
The Burmese are ssiiI Full OF
Fight and Don't Back Down
In the Least.
A Horrible Double Trgedy az
Kansas City, Mother and
Daughter Slain.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, October 2l.-It will b,
impossible for Indian government,
nltimatum TO reach King Thcbau IN
less than fortnight. King Thebau
has sent large bodies Of men to the
British Territory. His ministers ad.
vsie the blocking up Of the lrrawaddy
river with sunken ships.
The government of Roumania has
forbidden importation of horses from
that country to Bulgaria. Russian
officers at Edah are not refused leave
of absence.
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LONDON, October 81 "A dispatch
from Rangoon says that meeting Of
his generals in Mandalay, King Thee
ban declared he would personally
lead his nrmy against the English. II
was believed In Bangoon that the In
dian government will decide to de.
pose King Thebau, whether he &C
cedes to the English demand or not
Further advices from Burmah, says
the Shans have risen against King
Thebau. They have burned num-
Der of villages on the west bank OF
the Salween river and have attacked
Thamnect. The Burmese fed on ap.
proach of the Shans.
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LONDON, October 81. The case OF
Louis Riel, leader of the half-bred in
surrection in the northwest territory,
was under consideration by the privy
counsel to-day. Mr.. Francis Henry
Jeanne, the prisoners English coun.
sci stated the prisoners side of the
case aud made long argument in
behalf of his client. After hearing
Riel's counsel the judges thought It
not necessary to hear the other side
of the case. Judgment will be pro-
nounced tomorrow, and the decision
willlprobably be against Riel.
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WASHINGTON, October 2l.-Rev.
DIR. Curry, the newly appointed min
lister to Spain, spent the day at the
state department, where he had con-
sulta,ion with the secretary and as
of state, with his
predecessor, Mr.. Foster, with Will
liams, United States consul-general
to Cuba. To reporter of the assocl.
ated press DR.. Curry said he expected
TO leave for his post on the 9th Of
November.
at Is said" remarked the reporter,
" that you were once In command AT
Andersonville, and was, in fact, re-
sponsible for the cruelty practiced to-
wards federal prisoners"
al never was in Andersonville In
my life," replied DIR. Curry, sand |
never had command of federal pris-
oners in my life, except such as cap.
tured myself and those turned over.
can not imagine how such story
got started. 1 shall be glad If you
will make my denial broad and EN-
phatic."
"The criticisers of your appoint
ment," continued the reporter
question the propriety of sending
u Baptist clergyman as the nationa
representative near court sc
strongly Catholic as that of Spain"
"The criticism is unjust, was tn,
reply. IL would DO q strange thint
If the strongest denomination In thu
country, you know we are strongest
were to be disqualified for diplomatic
s-rlt ntn sfrnlnhC "A
religion hold is thing between tn
God and himself, and one with whicl
the government has nothing to dc
am little surprised at the criticism
too. The hardest struggle l eve
had when | was in public life was a
candidate for the legislature In Ala
bama during the knOw.nothing ex
citement. Its issues you remembe
were two, one a propt
sition to deny the foreigners tn
privilege of naturalization after 81
years Of residence and the other
proposition to disquslify Romanist
from holding office. My county wa
a pivotal one' aud my competitor W,
the ablest man on that side in u
state. My success was very gratif.
ing
sWere you an apti-know nothingl
ayes, was the champion, ! oann'
saw of the Catholics, but OF that prii
oiple of Amerlcsnism which Ia on
bodied in the convictions Of equ
rights and privileges fol- all"
"Of course you anticipate no o
jections from the Spanish COVER
meut to your reception
Certainly not. The Spanish go
ernmeAt knows my mission has not
ing to do with religion. am yel
much gratihed by two, ] may say thr
things,b continued DR.. Curry, "wh.
} | / was objected TO objected TO on 9
! ground Of being an unknown sove
> eigu by g republican nap'
} the Providence Journal ";
: ed for me and said l was all rigl
y
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The funeral Of Katherine X, daugh-
ter of Jamcs IL. and Katherine
Brown, will take place this morning
at IL O'Clock, IRON the residence o
r. II. Kingsbury, on South Fourth
street. Services at st. Paurs Episco'
pal church.
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PmLLIPoPoLIs, October 2l,-Ser,
Wan troops nearest 70 thu town Of
Widdin having assomed a menaciup
attitude, Prince Alexander has made
a formrl protest In regard to the mst
Ter. King Milan was further urge6
by Austria not To begin hostilitie
aud the Servian troops were accord
ingly Withdrawn ten miles,
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has charge of the detail of all officers
and his services could not well be
dispensed with at present.
Commodore Secord's knowledge of
ordinance matters. Is considered in
valuable in connection with the mat.
ter Of arming the projected four ships
for the navy.
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Mr.. ID. II. Bsrnaby, of Oswego, N.
Y, says that his daughter was taken
with violent cold which terminated
with pneumonia, and all the best ply
sicians gave the case up and said she
could live but few hours at most.
She was In this condition when a
friend recommended DIR. VIM. Halle
Balsam for the Lungs, and advised
hcr to try it. She accepted 1t as q
last resort, and was surprised TO find
that 1t produced marked change
for the better, and by persevering q
permanent cure was effected.
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rive Psr.oas crushsd By . House.

CHICAGO, October 2l.--A terrible
accident occurred this afternoon.
While workmen were engaged in
raising two-siory frame house, on
Washington avenue, the supports
gave way and the house was precipi-
lated on one side, SCATTERING the walls
and fatally hurting tive persons
They are Mr.. Duane Kimball aud hi
wife, who resided in the hQpAc, ant
thraa woFklnau mlnaa nn. ~ feOillf
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oyssera, oysserstt

On the 18TH instant will open an
oyster parlor, at my new place Of bus
mess, and invite all my old customers
TO call, and i guarantee 20 furnish
them the best oysters obtainable,
served In every imaginable style.
PAT FARRELL
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All persons having claims against
the estate of james w. Tinsley. de-
ceased, are requested TO leave the
amount of claims aud date when due
at the law Office of Baker n Williams.
Please act at once, as l desire to set
tic the same at an early date.
Mrs. JAMES w. TISsLEy.
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1ArEsvrLLn, Texas, March 4.

Harvey feldhake. Sir.
have been using one OF your twin
arner yapor stoves for four weeks.
II works to perfection and we are
ig hiy pleased with 1t. We have four
In the family and the cos ltor running
It Is about 10 cents per day.
fours respectfully,
L. w. JenksI
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WASHINGTON, October 81 Sena.
tor Malone has been officially adj
vised that Senator Sherman and
Judge Foraker will take part In the
Virginia campaign.
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rue yalnaele oa,ssrr Re.ApEalnlea.

WASHINGTON, October Elm"
terms of service Of Commodore j. u.
Walker as chief Of the bureau OF nav
igation aud Commodore Montgomery
Secord rs chief of the bureau OF or.
diuapco In the navy department VIII
expire tomorrow. Both officers VIII
be, tomorrow, re-appointed for
another term OF four years. Secretary
Whitney Is in faver of rotation
among naval officers but these cases
are notable exceptions 10 that rule OF
account OF the excellent service rem
dered by them, and their entire mas
tery of The duties Of their respective
bureaus. Commodore Walker Is mex
10 the secretary In the management
~ tha afIaita OF tina denartl -
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CHICAGO, October 2l.-A foot of
snow is reported from nearly all
parts OF the northern peninsula OF
Michigan, blocking all the railroads.
There was slight fall at Galena aud
Monmouth, His, Yesterday.
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MANCHESTER, October 2l!-ln con-
sequence ofthe ending of the strike
OF cotton operators at oldham, mills
at Ashton-under Tyne, have resumed
on full time.
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NO , HUSBAND. DO say

That nothing equals fuckers sIII,n
Improved Iron Invigorator, for bring
ing Joy and Happiness 10 their homes.
Red, rosy cheeks on our mothers
and babea makes US forget all our
sorrows.
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Have been using Tangaline, and am
well pleased with its results 1t SUI
persedes all other SO called rheumatic
remedies.
S. G. Worsham, NJ. D., Marengo, Iii
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TERaInIE TRAGEDY.
Mother and DsuEhter Brutaiiy NM
derOd.

KANSAS CITy, October 2l.-A ter
rible tragedy was committed about
2 o'clock this afternoon at the house
of John Conway, dairyman on East
Eighteenth street, in thickly popu-
lated part OF the city. A neighbor
entering The house found Mrs. Con.
way and her daughter Kate lying dead
upon bed In All inner room, their
skulls crushed In and the bed Delayed
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Sanger Bros. viii have their fall
opening ON Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, October 18th, 10th and
2lst, and on these three days their
store will remain open until Q p IN.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, October 2l.-The
grandorder of railway conductors
met again to-day with an attendance
increased to 500 delegates. Chicago
was selected as the place for perma-
nent headquarters.
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TURKEY.
The Trouble in Crete.

oNsTANTINOPLE, October 2l.-The
Turkish frigate Iskcnden has pro-
ceedcd to the Island of Crete with an
armed force in view Of the outbreak
Ia that Island.
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George Mclaughlin has en- route, a
large lot Of the very best and purest
jellies, mince meat aud fruit buffers,
and he Intends they shall go cheap.
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b. Haber's new clothing depart
ment is stocked with the newest
styles, best fitting and best mada
clothing in the city.