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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Nov. IS

CHICAGO, Nov. IS
The market quotations Oh to. board u
= November. opened 9O1c, closed s93Ic;
December, opsnei yU9c clio ed YOl4c; Jan
uary, opensl 81 Nc, clio ed yos4c. Corn
No. November. opened 44c, Gao ell 431Sc;
December, opsnol 4s>sc' clio al 4s9sc; year,
November, opened 27Tc, closed 2S1.c; De-
ccmber, opened 2ls4c closeI 2s4,; May,
opened 81 &c, closed 81 9sc. Pork = December,
opened s. 10, closed s.. s-]s; Janu,r opened
clio close, ID & f.sr1ar5 opsnsd
opened 81 81. closed ST. TX.
Live Stoek-The Union Stock yards re.
port the following range OF prices Hogs
The market opened only moderately active.
rpnss piss, $, n.is" Ehs grades; ss ogs
and shipping lots, $J.55a3,5. Cattle
Steady; shipping, 3d. 4O0t5 AZ; butchers,
3O0@4 90; .stockers s. 3J@4OO Sheep
Weak; common, $L75@2,5J; good, s.. 500
A5o
Produce: Butter-Fa' cy creamery, 24@
s5c; good dairy. l6@l7c; packing. 7C9So
per 10. Eggs-Choce frssh-laid 2Oc per
doz. Potatoes-Early rose, asa45c per bu;
Burbanks. 4s052c; mixed lots, S594 4Oc.
sIloal.l5 per Dbl. Poultry-chioKsns.'
61<@7c per lb. turkeys, s@9,; ducks, s@9,;
geese, $8.O0@S.0O, and prairie chickens
S40O@45O per dox Applss-Choice to
fancy, tl,t8Ieo, and seconds. Sl.O00
l.5O per Dbl.
New York.
New YORK, Nov. 1S
Wheat-No 3 red winter December, CSC
bid; do January, $l.004 bid; do Febru-
sry, sl.O2 bid Corn-No. 2 mixed, No
vember, 5iHc; do December. 5i4c. Oat,
No. mixed, 1880 December. kye-Dull
and unchanged. Barley Nomnal No 2
Canada, 7sc. Pork-Dull; mess, 81. 75@
lO.0G. Lard-$6.45 December; ST. IS Jan.
uary.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, Ohio. Nov. 49,
Wheat-Easy and 9uiet cash or Novem-
ber, 961lc; December. y11sc bid; January,
5ossc; February, 991sc; May, $LOIX Corn
Quiet and steady; cash, As. bid Novem-
Der, 4ic bid; year, nomnally. 42c; January,
i9]Sc; May, 4O1sc. Oats-Firm; cash, 20c;
May. 33c. Clover Ssed-Firm; cash or No
yember, $3.50; December. S. 60; January,
G.671S; February. $h721f.
Detroit
DETROIT, Mich, Nov 49,
Wheat-Steady; No, white cash, 93kc:
May, $l.02A; No. = red cash, y61<c; De.
,embsr, $3.50; January. 974c; May, 9.c;
No. 9 red cash. Soc Corn Cash, 45c bid.
Oats-No cash, dlc bid.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19

New YORK. Nov. ia BANKER Morosni,
who is returning from Europe. is said to 10
very much wounded in his pride by the
temperance of his daughter Victoria on
the stage at the Casino, and her husbands s
effort to gain livelihood as a
Sixth avenue car conductor. He secs no
other way out of the dilemma but to for
give the couple. 1t is thought to be very
probable that on his return from Europe he
will install Ernest Schilling in business and
insist upon his daughter Victoria quitting
the stage for gool. Mr. Morosini ssisd
Tuesla AMI before leaving announced his
intention of taking this course.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19
A Mysterious and Fatal Dee urreu &C

NEW HOLLAND. . lio, Nov 10. Tues lay
night j. d. A ikins, proprietor Of the Hearn
house, was attracted to an ontbuilding by
sounds OF som, on, breathing heavily. On
a table, unconsc GUS lay kiene s5hipey,
aged II, son OF f: s. S.iplsy, AMI sitting in
chair by hi, side, also unc ,nscious, wa, c.
w. West, colored man of 81 Physicians
were summoned, but the boy died. West
was cook at the Hsarn house, and was con-
sidere cranky. He is still alive and denies
having given the boy anything. No plaus-
BILE theory can be advanced
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19
The Procedendo Has Arrived.

CHICAGO Nov. l1-Criminal Court Clerk
John Stephen, received the procedendo
from the supreme court in the Mackin ca o
Welnes lay morniug. 1t affirm the ju lg-
ment of the criminal court, AMI directs the
final execution of it to proceed. 1t is not
known when Mackin will be taken to Joliet.
Wednesday morning States Attorney
Grinnsll received u formal notice from
Mackin's attorney, John c. Richberg, that
he was going to ask for a rehearing in the
case. This will not affect in any way
Nackm's departure fer Joliet.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19

GALENA, Ills. Nov. ~ The 10 Daviess
County Soldiers Monument association h as
the honor OF completing the first Grant
monument 1t is granite shaft, with a
medallion of Gen. Grant, and his name, etc g,
IN one face, and was paid for by the issue
Of certificates signed by Gen Grant in per-
son a short time before he died. He was
president of the association. Money for
improving the grounds is to be raised by
the sale of the certificates still in the hands
Of the association. They all have Gem
Grants autograph,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19

New YoRK, Nov. 19.-At Theodore
Thoma,' popular ncsrt Tuesday evening
Miss Maud Powell made her second appear
ance in this city violin soloist, winning
marked favor. Miss Powell is the daughter
of Professor w. B Powell, for many years
superintendent of the Aurora Oils schools.
She is about II years of age, AMI il pro-
nounced the finest femals violinist in the
world. Her engagement with Theodore
Thomas is for two years, at a very largo
salary
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19
Served the Brute Right.

LAwEENCEBURG. Ind, Nov. 10. &c orge
Elesbrook at Dillstoro, a few miles from
here, has repeatedly whipped his wife and
been sent to Jail for it. A day or two
ago. on his return from jail, he repeated
the offense. His neighbor' concluded to
try another remedy, aud Mon lay night a
iozen or more of them went to his house at
midnight, took him out, stripped him, and
gave him 100 lashss with a wagon whip.
well laid on, with the promise Of double
lose should he give occasion for another
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19
The straiton & storm Boycott.

New YORK, Nov. s.-The delegates who
went east to see why the boycott Oh Straiton
& Storms cigars exists returned Tuesday
and reported to a secret conference OF the
cigar makers union. 1t is understood that
the result is satisfactory; that the boycott
viii cease, and that Straiton Il Storm's
1900 men wSl GO to work
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19
OuarreIed Over he Money.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 10 An old
,x-Soldier named Drake, near Three Forks,
irew several hundred dollars Of back pen.
,ions few days ago The family fell in to a
luarrsl over the distribution of the money
and general fl ,ht ensued, all hands taking
part In the milst of the struggle this old
nan fell de- ad from he art diseasa
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19

E. W. Hurst represents the leadin
American and Foreign Insurance Co.'S
Policies carefully written at current rates
.gency established 1874. Office Ovel
Rock Island National Bank.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19
CHILDREN OF ISRAEL
WI" Appear To BE Travelling in New
Paths,


PTrSBURG Pa, Nov. 49, The national
rabtinical convention of the Reformed
Hebrew church has ADOPTED 1t, platform.
Among the salisnt principle, are the follow
ing:
We recognize in tle Mo,iac leg islation a
system OF training for the Jewish peopls for
its mission during Its national life in Pales-
tine, and to-day we accept as binding only
the moral laws, and maintain only such
cerem mics u, elevate and sanctify our lives,
but reject such rs are not adapted to the
views and la bits of modern civilization.
We held that all such Mosaic and rab-
binical laws as regulate dist, priestly purity
and dress, originated in ages and under the
influence of ideas altogether foreign to our
present mental and spiritual state. They
tail to impress tue modern Jew with a
spirit of pre,.ly holiness; this Observance
in our days is apt rather to obstruct than to
further modern spiritual elevation.
We recogniz, in the modern era Of uni
versal culture of heart and intellect the ap-
preaching of the realization of lsraeps
great Me ,sianic hope for the establiS Shment
of the kingdom of truth, justice, and peace
among all men. We consider ourselves no
longer u nation, but Il religious community,
and therefore expect neither return to
Palestine nor a sacyAd worship under the
sons of Aaron, nor the restoration of any
of the laws concerning the Jewish state.
We reassert the doctrine of Judaism that
the soul OF man IS immortal, grounding this
belief on the divine nature OF the human
spirit, which forever fin Is bis in righteous
ness and misery in wickedness. We reject
as ideas not rooted in Judaism the beliefs
b, tn in bodily ,surrectiou and in Gehenna
and Eden (nell AMI Paradise) as abodes for
everia ting pnniShfh ,nt or reward.
The question of the admission of prose.
lytes without the rites of circumcision was
taken up and committee of five, con-
sisting of Rabbs Wiss, Hirs.h Hahn, Sale,
ssnnnpnSrhlnn W
instructions to report at next years meet
ing. A resolution declaring in favor of
Sunday services instead of Saturday pro-
voked heated discussion, and the matter
was finally laid over. The idea of holding
Sunday services was generally fav red but
the abolition Of Saturday servises met with
deter mined oppo ,ition.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19

Insurance in reliable companies at lowest
rates, apply to E. Lieberknecht, real es-
rate, loan and insurance agent, and nota-
ty public. Collections narin. Office III
Second avenue. hnseA eodtf
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19
whipp.d a Child TIL 1t Died.

JASPER, Ind, Nov. l9.-In Pike county
Tuesday. a lady teacher named Kelly
whipped a child till it died. She was jailed
At fi-tsburg, the county seat in the even
ng
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19
SUPPRESSED RleuS APPEAL.
Call Upon Americans for Sympath.
for His Cause.

Tor HIS Cause.
New YORK, Nov. 49, Louis kiel wrota
an appeal for Justice" last May, two day
after the battle of Batoche, and addressed
it to.the citiz,ns of the Unitede States He
sent it to The Irish World of this city. The
editor Of the paper withheld it from pub,
lication le;t 1t might bs pre- judicial to Riel
during his trial 1t is now published. 1t
is IL bitter attack upon England.
Rel claimed that the sympathes
of the American people must naturally
be with this eau but had bean alienatsi
by the false representations of the English
and Canadian governments He complained
that the lands given to the half breeds and
cleared and cultivated by thom for fifteen
years had been given to land grabbers who
never saw the country. The half-breeds )
had been driven from their homes and re-
duced to the level of sla very He refers to
Col. Howards being permitted to come and
light against him, and asks il it takes two
great nations, England and America, to
throttle n just cause. He predicts that in
the future the cause must prevail
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-19
Referring to the Killing of Scott.

WINNIPEG, Nov. 49, Pere Andre, Rel's
confessor, had an interview with the con-
denined man just before the execution of
which the following il the substance
Referring to the killing OF Scott in 1870
Riel said it was only political mistake,
not murder. Sir John Macdonald was
now doing the same in respect to himself. He
condemned Scott because it was necessary
for the good Of the country. 1t ended a
rebellion. AS 10 thu cruelty Of the execu-
ton, it was piece of Encouragement for
which ho was not responsible.
Rol declared that Gabriel Dumont forced
him into tho recent rebellion by warning
him that il he did not do something to
bring tho government to terms the people
would do .ert him. He further declared that
he refrained from attacking Prince Albert
| AMI Font Carleton because he knew the In
dians with him would massacre the people
of those placs,. Rel refused to divulge the
place of SCOTS burial, say ing: THAT is not
my secret. | have been pard oned once for
his death, bat am going to die for it now -"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09

Tor Victoria Tho leaders OF the anti.
Chinese say that there IL nm element
among their number that can not be held
back The Knights OF Labor held meet.
lng tonight and trouble II feared No
troops have started for Seattle. The
sheriff thinks he win be able 10 resist vlo.
lcucc, though this feeling Is not generally
shared by the law-ahding citizens.
IIIR rnoors START.
PORTLAND, oBE0oN, Nov. IA train
With troops left koloma al 100 u. m. and
VIII reach Seattle about 10 o'clock,
ORDERED go ntsrrRsn.
WAsfINGToN, Nov. s.-'rhc president
has issued u proclamation commanding
ali persons at Seatui an other places In
Washington Territory who have assem-.
blcd for unlawful purposes to dcsist
thcrcirom, ana 10 dispense ana retire
peaceably to their homes on or before 2
O'Clock moridinp, Noys.
Knights Of Labor Join the right.
SAN FRANcisCo, Car, Nov. 7 The
knights Of Labor Issued cnll to-day ioi
a mafs.moetng to be held November Is
ol an the labor aud trades unions TO tax,
action for tho removal OF the Chimes,
lrom this city
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A Crisis Imminent In the Mexican C0bl.
not..-EdltOr Siond's Friends
Indignant.
Queen Nictoria Determined 20 sYppor
tho Cause % Prince Alexander
nt Al Hnynrds.
ni..lcnn Cnl,lnoi rll.ls.

CRY on Niuco, Nov q Rumors Of
IA cabinet crisis Hre prevalent. Two Of
thc prescott wDAsttrs, Carlos pRtlceo 81
the department Of public works and JoA-
quin Haraudh oi the department OF Jus.
ticc, were members Of the Gonzalez cab.
inct, and IL Is said that II tho Gouzalcg
impeachment proceedings go on, 1t is
thought these ministers VIII resign,
although there are 80 charges againat
them aud no suspicion attaches
to either Of them. The political cXelto.
mcpt Wpot increasing, mud the govern.
mont party is maintaining lts ground IN
congress,
The increased business activity H.
shown by the augmentation OF telegraph
receipts on the Interior lines.
The owners OF the cattle ranches IN the
Northern states Of the republic are here
seeking market for beef cattle, the
Mexican Central railroad having offered
low rates OF transportation, All the cat
tie for lhis market come from the state OF
Vera cruz
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09

inences on either the German or Russian
side OF The house, lie apparently tales
The GROUND that the position Of his rela.
i've Prince Alexander depends entirely
Oh political considerations aud that by
them alone II will ho anally adjusted. nj
Is difficult 10 ascertain lust
WHAT arnMANY's POSITION a.
towards Prince Alexander. II IL reported,
though, that Prince bismarck and Count
kalnosky, the Austro-llungarlau mlnlstcr
Of foreign affairs, have agreed 10 maln.
tain him IN power " be win submit TO the
decisions Of the Balkan conference
Austria VIII strongly oppose the caudl-
dacy OF the duke OF l.euchtcnherg FOR the
Bulgarian house u Russia succeed In &c.
complishlng the deposition Of Prince Al.
cXander,
VINO VIII AuCcrEn RING tiFuNAog
From Madrid II II learned that there IA
q strong opposition Va Spnln 20 the
proposed marriage between the m.
ianln Eulnllc, slstor Of king Al.
lcnso, aud Antonio, son OF the
Due dc Monipcnsicr, father 81 Queen
Mercedes, the kings nrst wife. The
Spaniards believe that the marriage II Ia.
tended 60 be made the basis of an Intrigue
20 secure the regency OF Spain IN the In.
turcst OF Moutprneer after Alions0's
death, Will! is regarded as likoly TO occur
soon, 1t Is gaid That negotiations for tho
alliance were kept np by the spanish
court a long time without avail while AZ.
/ fOpso's health was ostendbly good, aud
that tuc duke suddenly changed his MUD
aud buried them to conclusion The mo.
mcnt he asccrlaiucd that Mlauso's health
| Indicated an early demise, and saw that
the marriage might secure him power
! EDiton srEAp'A fRTNps iNnuDSANr,
The friends OF Mr.. Stoad, editor of lha
| pall Mall Gazette, are very indignant over
! the severity of Justice LnpCl's sum.
ming-up against thcpra0uois Ia the lillxa
Armstrong abduction case and accuse the
! Jurors OF having followed the bias OF the
| prosecution, Neutral opinion, however,
tx 10 the effect that the Judges charge
was admirable IN every respect, especial
ly for It's absence Vt prejudice, It's lucldi.
| ty drccmoss, and clear exposition OF the
points Of the law Involved. The trial
Leaves Mr.. stead in the position Of an i'm,
| prudent enthusiast who viii hc consid,
cred the dupc nl Mrs jarrett and the
man jacques II was the latter who first
Induced Mr., Stead 20 the rove.
latlon business The social mrit,
associations maintain their fun taltl
IN Mr.. Stead aud arguu that he did moth
Ing but his duty. Bishop Southnoll pub
fishes u letter IN which he sHyR MIR. Stcnt
saw no other course 70 cure the cyili
revealed la the lNli Mall Gazette than /,
make the whole public nWurc OF IN,
cuormty OF their cNstcncc MIR stone
was In no way responsible, The hiehol
contends, for The disclosure Of these bor
rbyN, 'Ihp pgr4ptrHtgrs of Ihv lurrnri
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09
Cnllln Nnlrr.

II tx stated that the partisuns 81 the
gold standard IN Germany have obtained
such influence with Prince Bismarck M 70
render futile the mission OF Manton Mar.
bic 30 Berlin,
NJ liriss0n, prime minister Of France,
has submitted To HIS colleagues u portion
OF n ministerial declaration referring "a
The religions question IL afirms Tho
French governments desire for u strict
application OF the cdncordat but makes
no alluslon 10 a separation Of church and
slnto,
Baron Eyborfold Is about to resign ~
Austrian minister Of education. He will
be succeeded by Counselor FrankenthuBs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09
POLITICAL.
rnn cAnna 1unNINa.

CiNCiSNh1I, o., Nov, s-~1he inspcc.
ton Of the returns In the Hamilton
county senatorial case before the circuit
court disclosed some remarkable dlscrep-
ances during the examination and cross.
examination Of County Clcrk Dnllon yes.
tcrday which In MI probability viii result
In the election OF the entire ltcpubllcaD
ticket. The case ~ as yet IN An uncom-
pletcd condition, but the Indications
point to changes In the Official count
which VIII make the county Republican
Instead OF Democratic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09
nnsrom NM srArus Quo ANfE.


LuNpoN, NOV. ga dispatch from Con.
stautnopic states that Prime Minister
Salisbury has sent final Instructions 10
Mr.. White, the British representative at
| the Balkan conference, ordering him 10
cooperate with the other delegates TO the
conference In securing an invitation 10
! Prince Alexander to restore the status
quo ante az the preliminary basis Tor q
! definite settlement OF the Bulgarian
| Room. Eleran matter, and afterwards 10
advocate the necessity OF giving formal
| sanction 10 the demonstrated wishes OF
the RoOm-Elccaus by confirming the
union Of Ro0m-slcc with Bulgaria under
| the rule Of Prince Alexander, with scpn.
| ntc administrations for each state az
| they desire them.
TUE EASTERN QUESTION.
In European international affairs, at
tcntion IL concentrated upon the court
| ana diplomatic intrlgucg IN progress for
| and against the deposition Of Prince Alex
undcr IN Bulgaria, Queen Victoria and
| her ministers, " IL understood, aro de-
tcrmncd 20 keep the Princess lioatrlce's
| brother-ln-law upon the throne NJ ruler
| OF United linlgarn and Room-hlee. On
| the other hand, the ear aud the royal
| house Of Denmark IRE equally resolved
| 90 accomplish his overthrow This latter
combination N pushing the claims oi
young Prince Waldemar 60 succeed Alex
andef, Waldcmar is the son Of King
| Christian OF Denmark, and recently mnr-
rod Princess Marie, the daughter Of Due
de Charities. Some gossips pretend 90
zee IN the czar's intrigucs design 10
win France away from her
rARrNEnslItr VIM ENGLAND
and Italy concerning The Balkan question,
| II might please the mOnarchists Of
| France, bat IL certainly would diaplease
tie Republicans and cement their relations
with England II h also Understood
that the German crown prince, Frederick
| William, has become warm supporter
OF Queen Niut0rln's contest IN inyor VI
Prince Alexander Russia, however,
does not mean 10 be baked easily The
ear, IL ~ stated has resolved IN the event
III falling 20 succeed in having Alexander
dep1scd In favor Of prinso Waldpmar 20
push the duke OF Lcnchienbcrg forward
poR Tng nufGARiAN fIiRoNE.
The duke ~ n brother.in-lnw oi the late
Gen hkobulotf aud be- would rin.
doubleday work out the Russian
Interests 10 the Balkans II be had tbs
chance. The prince of Wales, who has
IN recent years become very prudent
holds entirely alooi from any participa.
ton In Bulgarian affairs, and eoes not
permit himself 70 be svayed by family In
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09
rronch 1lepuhllrlns rInlfrI.

puuH, Nov Sat- Reunion Of The
moulbcrs OF the oXtrcuo lclt yesterday,
resolutions were adopted prononnplhW
against tho proposed impeachment "
Prime Minister Ferry The revision Of the
constitution, the expulsion OF the Orlunps
princes and a postponemcut OF decision
ON the religious aud financial question,
The epoeches Of the deputies present dis.
closed dispo, itlon to avoid riaius to dc,
bate that would DC likely TO divide The
Republican forces.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09
THE NRw ORLEANS SNOW.
The GREAT Exposition 10 be Formal,
op'hod Tuesday.


Opened Tuesday.
NEW OELNASs, LA, Nov. The North,
Ccntral aud South American exposition
Will be formally opened OH TUESDAY, No.
ycm6cr 10, The day will hc generally
observed here as holiday. There win
be n grand civll and military procession
under the command OF Mai. G. b. Throck.
morton, United States army, grand mar.
shall Addresses of welcome viii be made
by GOV Mcllnery aud Mayor Gullloitc,
Senior Don Matlas Romero, the Mexican
minister, aud others The ox.
position management reports the
arrival Of complete exhibits from twenty
two states aud territories aud portions of
the exhibits from other states. Rapid
progress Is making in getting the exhibits
Ia place. The exhibits OF Guatemala,
San salvador, Columbia, Honduras,
Venezuela and San Domingo are IN posl.
ton IN the main building, while others
are arriving from Brazil, emu, Peru.
Argentine Republic, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09
ANTI.CHINESE.
Ohlnrse Ordared tn AIoye.

Los ANHEiEs, GAIA, Nov. "a IRE In
the Chinese quarter ~ pasa Dena, a sub
urh Of this city, caused by the careless
ness of the Chinese, destroyed several
small buildings Friday. Saturday meet
ing Of cltgcns was held and the Chinese
were given twcnty.fo hours 10 move
outside the town limits. The Chinese
have expressed their Willingness TO com.
ply With the order.
inE SITUATION Al eFATTLK.
PopftANp, OREGON, Nov 7.--Ail was
anlet oa the surface NJ Seattle last night,
though no one eau fathom the undefcnr~
rent Many Chinese have lott ~ steamer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09

CoNsrANTiEorIf, Nov, s. Tho porte
has renewed the contract win the Aus.
trlan Lloyds for the transportation OF
troops from Asia Minor 10 Salonicn The
government has armed 10000 lrrpgularB
IN Albania and Macedonia with Martin
rifles, aud has notified the powers that u
Servan invasion OF Bulgaria win be re.
gardcd as u casus bclll.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-09
was Not INSANE.

PuILApripmA, Pa, NOV. s.--,IOhn
Mccullough, the actor, died NJ his rcsl.
dence, IN this city, az 1905 O'Clock this
afternoon Mr. McCullougb's death, al
though not entirely unexpected, occurred
quite suddenly, aud WAS due, ~ Or.
Hugo Engelo says, 10 "an affection ~
the brain, caused by blood-pOisonluR
Dr. Engele aeseit- that Mccullough
was not Insane, and that II was niistakc
70 have placed him In the Bloumingdalr
insane asylnm, whore he was confined tor
n number Of weeks.