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PlTrsRpRaa, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE Ma.
tional Wrought Iron Pipe hanufactureru'
AssocIation 10 in session here. The at.
tendance Is large, representatives being
present from Chicago, Philadelphia, Read.
Ing, New York, st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh and other cities. To-day's ses.
sion was mainly taken up In the discus
sion Of the condition Of trade, which was
reported in excellent condition with
prices well maintained. The ques.
ton Of stopping free delivery to all
points was discussed and the matter refer
red to committee which will report to.
morrow. A suggestion was made that
New York, PhilSdelphia, Chicago, Clncin-
natl, st. Louis and Fittsburgh bs made the
limit for delivery and freigAt beyond these
points shall be paid by the purchaser,
There was general expression in favor ol
this plan and 1t Is thought u will be
adopted.
Chpdk in man is not to be admired, but
what "A nicer than q Wonan'g cheek
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ruE wAGxs of BIN.
A Young FrOnchman sh"t By bis Mistress In
n CITirEgn Hotel. .r..r

cIirEgn Hotel. .n..r
CnIcAuo, Nov. 1.-THE National Hotel
in CLARK street was the scene Of very
sensational shooting aE'ray about 0 O'Clock
this morning. Edward Qrevit, a young
Ersnchman, was shot at twice and danger
ouisly wounded by A,le'iue Duval, his mis-
tress, from whom he had separated few
days ago. Qusvit had only been in this
country a few months aud WAS tailor by
trade. He met Adtline Ddval soon after
his arrival here. When he lett her a few
days ago she followed him to his new
abode and threatened to kill him il he did
not return to her. Last evening she called
at the hotel aud registered and took break
fast at seven o'clock, and when he re-
turned TO his room alter his breakfast
to get his hat she was concealed behind
the door. As soon as no entered the room
she made an exclamation in French, and
stepping into the middle ofthe room fired
two shots in rapid succession at the young
tailor. She was about TO shoot again when
he grsppled with her and threw her on a
trunk, He wrenched the revolver from
her. Quevit tainted from the loss Of blond
and the women with o shrek grabbed for
the weapon aud would have fired sglin
Tut for the interference OF bystaDdels. An
officer was called and the woman Was
placed under arrest and taken to the
armory.
Or. James NJ. Brydon was summoned
and he found that the ball hal entered
the top OF the bead near the flrehesd, and
hal traversed the skull coming out shout
four inches from where it entered. The
physician said the wound was 9angerous.
Qusvit ia 81 years Of age, well educated,
and is said to be well connected in
France. The prisoner, who is SD u the
same age, is a Frepch.C Canadian.
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DETROIT, DIrcn, Nov. 1.-THE Evening
Journal. Pontiac special says; This morn
ing the Detroit & Milwaukee train ran
over aud killed William S. Brook aud wife.
Tho bodies were frightlully mangled.
They were well.to.do, living about four
miles from this place, and were coming 70
town on businegs.
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PRorECrloSlsrs who believe that the
protective policy is worth preserving will
no, lose the lesson which lies in the effort
u band together the free trade forces
Wherever the admirers, Of the Eaglish
policy can get afoothoId they are plant
ing their banner and drumming for re-
cuits. Organization istheir wa chword
They are doing good work for q bad cause.
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Down, N. H., Nov. 1.-THE First Ma
tional bank Of PlankintOn, Dak,, Of which
Robert w. Welch, oithis city, is President.
has gone into voluntary liquidation. The
depositors and stockholders will be paid in
full. The cause is over.taxRtion by the
town and county authorities. A Large
amount Of the stock is held here.
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ohla snpr.,no oourt p.eI.Ion,.

CoIuAlus, O., Now l7.-The Supreme
Court this morning rendered adppisloA
holding the poaitsattary parole Law, pass.
cd by the last Legislature, TO be oonstltu,
honal. No deciaion1 were announced In
the Cincinnati election mandamuS ease,
nor in the validity Of the registry law.
TheSouIt adjourned 70 ThuEaday morning,
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M.hannnnII .Inh oil.

ST. LOUIS, No, Nov. l7,-At au carly
hour this morning Rsiuhardt Ksmp,
married man, lef; his home, went to the
river bank and standing at the waters
edge in thu presence OF several spectators
drew revolver and shot himself in the
temple. He was taken to the hospital
where he died at l0A. NJ. No cause is as
R;vned forthe act
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Tns number Of Cinnamon thrown out
II work by the completion OF the Cana.
Ji,n Pacific Railroad is put at 1000, and
,hev are all burrowiDg their way into the
Tai.ed States, 1t is a pity that Canada
b,sno charms for them.
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Is Pennsylvania the heart Of the Demo,
,,r.c press is "bowed down by weight OF
WOE The bretheren look on the election
r.tlrns of that great State, and 10, there is
No comfort in them. Why not emigrate
"a Mississippi or the Fourth Ward Of Gin
rnnnti2 -. 4.
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PI7rssuRoH, Nov. 1.-THE officials Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company,
aitera thorough investigation, have de.
cided that the accident near ConnellsWille
last Thursday, in whichtwenty passengers
were Injured, was caused by defective
frog at the switch.
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VINES lhe mayor Of Columbus advised
two parties to shooting scrape to kiss and
make up, the bystanders must have
thought that Ko Ke, the Lord High Execu-
TONER, had dropped down among them.
|. wa, purely Gilbert and Sullivan pro
.,,j;,,
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Tmr Government mi ght set up roller
skate factory. The bogus dollars would
do for rollers. This is infinitely better
than the idea Of General Adoniram iona
dab Warner, who thinks it possible by
some legerdemain to make an neighty cent
dollar buy a golden eagle.
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T,,k,v M, N, ,omethIng,

BELGRADE, Nov. l7.-Z a Bsy, the Tur'
Iish Minister here, in IN interview to-day
admitted that Turkey may act when Sofia
has been captured. In what way Turkey
would act he declined 10 ssy.
NJ Alitschko. c1sNiOr OF the Setvian
railways, has been arr sted at Zurich. He
emb zzed s., $50, 600. The people Of Sofa
are panic stricken. II is admitted here
that the servians lost 700 killed and
wounded in capta'ing Adiij h. A Seryian
cavalry force has seized tbs highway from
Lam P4laka TO Sofia and has occupied
Gliuci Pass, thus separating the two Bull
garian armies.
The Servians have occupied all posi-
tions in tho Drsgoman Pass and have cap
tured the village OF Dragouan. King
Milan has sent a dispatch 10 Queen Natalie
announcing the success Of the servian
army. There is much rrjoiclng here over
the news from the seat Of var. All plot
lers against King Milan have been iber'
ated except the clerk for perjury. IN,
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AnpucrINe a wANp ~ ohANcEaY
The HERES. of an English NOblsnan Elops
with Her Gaardian's Steward y.

LONDON, Nov. lL-A handsome girlof
is, a nobleman's helress and the prospect
i've possessor Of $4,000, is the hero.
inc Of the latest elopemeut scan
dal. She Is N ward in oaan-
Gerry and is under the guardianship Of
the Hon. John Gathorne Hardy, eldest
son Of Lord Cranbrook. She resided with
Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne Harry at Loeb
eIpAin, Scotland, Recently she eloped
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WHILE the President is preparing FOL
c,n,,ess his views on matters and things
,,.neT,lly, Secretary Manning isn't allow
tj,o shovel the silver dollars in the Treas
NV ior fear Of disturbing the royal medi'
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IT is A WALK OVER.
NOTHING Rur a sEnvIAN PICNIC.
Tho sulSarians Routed at EvSry Point with
Great Lo,s-rho sstvlans Havlr & an ua.
obstructsd March to sOnt-Ai' rand.
ors Pitlful Appeal to the Powers.

BELGRADE, Nov. .l7.-General Topalo
witch, with the Morava division, had {
desperate battle with the Bulgarians a
Tenat. The latter were totally defeated
The Servians fought with great gallantry
and captured two guns and many prison
era. Three battalions OF Bllgariaos sur
rendered. A battalion OF Bulgarian yolun'
teers stationed at point on the Timok
river capitulated without firing a gun, to
Col. D. Juknitch, commanding the Ser
Wan Timok division. The Bulgarians yes
torday evacuated their fortified position at
Drsgoman pass, which The ScrYlans at
tackled one Sunday.
The detalls OF the attack on Dtagoman
pass by the Scrvians, show that the Drina
and shumaiga divisions under Colonels
Michkoyitch and B4necky, were engaged
and attacked the Bulgarians in force, COM
pletely routing them. Hoides ot Eu'gar-
ians laid down their arms being panic
stricken. Several guns were captured and
the pass abandoned. .,
The Ssryian division marching on Wild
den gave battle TO the BnigarlanS near
Widen, and inf cted upon them crush
ing defeat. The loss was heavy on both
sides. The servians captured 1000 pris-
opers.
The invasion OF Macedonia by tho Greek
army is imminent
The headquarters OF tho SerVian army
has been fixed at TzaribrOl.
King Milan has congratulated General
Leshiauin on his brillisnt victory at Wid-
din. The Servian ministers at CONSTANT.
nople, Vienna and Berlin have forwarded
to King Milan satisfactory reports regard
ing the views taken 10 official circles re.
garding the action Of Servia.
Plaor, Nov. 17.-servia has decided to
annex the Bulgarian area Cf the interna-
tional railway route, which will enable
Servia to complete her line OF railway
also the Widdin district, 80 tharshe eau
construct railway to the lower Danube
TO meet the projected r unenian railway
from Krajova TO Kalhfst.
Travellers report that tho Bul Sarians are
depressed, and expect the Serviaus to en-.
ter Sofia forthwith. There are only two
OF Bulgarian infantry at Widdin.
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psgae.

rr.rrIL SERylcE COMMISSIONERS TuoMAN
+, mt going to swing round the lecture
Il j,,IeLiast one little one in Canton, Ohio.
s. s, II,at things are not SO bad as they
might be.
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rnEo1p MAN,s pENsloN.
The Fathsr Expires while the Family Fight
ever Division Of the Money.

Special DlSp1ieh 10 nc IntAll0ene1.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. T.-Nea'
Three-forks OF Sandy, Roaue county, lives
a family named Drake. Tho father is an
old soldier who has had pending for many
years an application ut Washington for a
pension. A few days since the pension
was allowed, amounting with back pay
into the thousands. onthe arrival Of the
Treasury warrant for the amount the
family fell into contention as to tho dis
tribution oE the money. =,
A general fight followed, in which all
took part. The old man being sui ie t to
acute attacks otheart disease. tell over and
expired from excitement, while the light
was going on, before he had handled a
dollar Of the coveted pension.
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II is evident that the public-fpirited,
o,nseryativo newspapers Of Canada are
'y ',,iyiay hard to quiet the half-breed com
notion. 1t is equally evident that there
!, ,.ssou for their effort.
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NEARLY WIPED OUT.
Business Portion of Hallehur,t, Miss
Burusd-LoES 500, 900.

Business Portion of HaIl"hurst, Miss
Burnsd-LoEs 100000.
Z NKw ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE business
portion Of the town Of Haz!ehurst, Miss,
was destroyed by fire last night. The loss
is estimated at 100000. The insurance ia
small. The following were burned out.
Hszlehurst Hotel, McBankston, iewler,
DR., NJ. j. Jones, drug store; DR.. Pitts,
office; a barber shop; Williamson &
Kings, drug store; the postofficc: NJ. F.
Redding & Co, merchantsi ]. @. White
& Co., lrugaists; Burntley & Sons, drug.
gists; J. W. Coon, merChanti Jas. r
Mathews < Bro. merChaptsj the Town
Hall; Heyman & Co., merchants NJ,
Marks, livery stable; Geo. Tometlch,
merchant; f. Ysizheim's shoe shop; w.
"A. Baker, grocer and c6iltectioner; Hitler
& Klotz, merchants; the Sinclair barber
shop and sample house substt's reS.uar.
ant; Mrs. Lenedsld's millinery store and
residence; the DR.. Pann bull iiugi the
Moore House the Copedhan Office; John
sons saddlery shop; A. Presser's resi-
dence the Signal printing office; Gators
livery Stablei the town calaboose and
MorriBOn's shop.
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.r,bisTate the Seryian Government will
,oon be feeding the whole population Of
pn',,,ia. But their prisoners OF war are
~, Jie,ed on plum-puddiug and cham
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Turhel,s Reply.

CoxsrASrISoPLE, Nov. 1.-THE Porte
has replied to Prince Alexander that II he
rstires from Roumelia and restores the
status quo onte Turkey will consider his
request for assistance.
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r,,x is looking up all around. Let US
,ano that the rising tide may not pass
Wheeling by.
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with her guardians steward, a man named
Anderson, who is married and has six

Win hef BuHtuIAH BbleWHTII nIAu Uhl1bV
Anderson, who is married and has SIX
children.
near Cork Island, where Anderson OBJ.
tanned work as gAme.keeper. They had
settled down as man and wife, unde. as
sumed names, bat they were found by
detectives Just one week alter their fight.
The girl seemed still idfatuated
with Anderson, who is a stalwRrt but
otherwise uuattractive fellow Of middle
age. They were both arrested and brought
back 10 Scotland. where Anderson was
put in jail aud The gill restored to her
guardian. Anderson will now have to
stand trial on the serious charge OF alb
Quoting ward in charcery.
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TAX gulgarians tight as though they
u.,. merely asses wearing the lions skin.
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orPosED TO PROTECTION.

Lord Manners ia ready to impose duty
on foreign manufactures, and Lord Sails.
bury likewise. Well, what remedies are
proposed for agricultural depression
Lord John Manners aud Lord Salisbury
do not suggest any. II commissioners
deyicCs are continued, we shall soon hear
Of tax on corn. Mr.. Chaplin advocates
a duty on corn. 1t is, melancholy
and revolving that such topics
should be discussed now. The
whole country fought the subject for 25
years. Everything was arrested to solve
the great problem. Suppose mining i'm
plementa were taxed, the prices Of bread
and coal would certainly rise. These are
woeiul delusions. The people Go not be-
lieye in them. When reform began trade
increased TO degree unsxampled in the
history OF the word. Periods Of distress,
except in case Of the operations in the
Lancashire cotton district, have been
due to special causes, which were
beyond human agency to deal with. Such
times OF hardship have become almost il
not absolutely unknown. Owing TO the
henefcient effect Of free trade the country
has made a great step forward and will moi
90 back. cannot bslieve that there is a
serious Liberal support OF this quackery.
The commission might as well attempt to
rend the Pentlan1s from their base and
pitch them into the FIRTH"
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p,,u,Rp GRANT wHirE's library isgoing
..I.r the hammer. A library is a poor
igyrslment for dead man.
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THE SECOND NIGHT
OF THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT,
The "w,.,ra" aud tho Ftonohman Try Con. i.
elu.iops-scha.n ner started on Well put
Got Ra.tIsd-yigpaux Plays steady
Game aad Comes out Winnor.

ClucAao, ILL.,, Nov. l7.-Tte second
night Of the efourteen.inch balk line tourna-
msnt drew u large audience at the Central
Music Hall, but not go largo as that Of
last evening. Viguaux's defeat by slosson
gave rise to the belief that he would have
little chance against schaefE.r, aud the lat-
ter was favorite at odds OF two to one,
and freely backed. Considerable betting
was done on the question Of average, ten
to seven being laid that it would not
be twenty-five. schaeffer won the
bank, chose the black ball and missed the
lay-otf shot. Both men started slowly,
but in tho fourth inning Schaeffer got a
good sandotf and gslloped away with \
run OF l32, missing at last on an easy posi-
tion draw. Fully one.hslf Of this run was
made in the regular balk line position,
which hs got twice on different rails.
schaeder'srun tf45inth filth inning was
q iiue illustration OF aft-around billiards,
and his miss was on o hard draw 10 the
cushion. His miss in the sixth was
masse shot when the balls were lined
against the cushion. At the end OF the
6rst half OF the seventh inning schasiFsr's
total was 2l7 against 40 for Yignaux.
eighth, which ended on
missed mssse, took him to 265, or Just 20l
nointg ahead
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Clrp Gntettige'rfer-

mice. So.. ss and 81 FOurtssDth street.
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HOME AFFAIRS.

Coming to home affairs Mr.. Gladstone
said: mo grayer error was ever commit,
ted than tha. Of the condemnation OF Earl
Spencer by two lea ling members of the
government. am aware OF no previous
instance wherein party was SO swayed
by the conduct OF It's lea lers. Earl Spsn-
Ger, man OF the highest character and
experience, labored to the best OF his abil.
ity, but not infallibly, to administer jas
tice in Ireland. gravely lament and
condemn the language used by those
minister's"
Referring to depression in trade he
eaid: There is no more plausible pro-
ceediug when difficulties arise than to ap-
point q Rlyal dom mission to consider
huch questions. 1t shifts responsible
load to irrespdfbihlA shoulders. l do not
deny that there is distress, though it il
less than prior to the passOge Of thereform
and cornlaWs. Thare iss distress now in
agriculture and coal districts, but it can.
NOT be denied that food and clothing are
cheaper than ,eser before. The commits.
sioners on trade depression do not suggest
remedies or rather they suggest remedies
worse than the diseage.
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vl0xAUx PULLS UP AGAIN.

Vignaux was not t. be ou.done in rally
ing power. In his slxty.third shot he got
out of q tight place, with grand three
cushion bank OF great difficulty and once
more got possession OF the balls and with
run of s8 took the lead again, All to S04.
Schaeffer wasnow badly demoralizsd, and
f0rtour innings Mise 1.-The PLANES. OF shots.
Viguaux kept up his wonderful record of
no blank innings and in his nineteenth
passed to the final string with run OF rs.
Score, Vignaux 5l4, Schaetfsr S9S. Schaef-
fer seemed to get settled in tho twenty:
firss inning, whom he made 81, but 1t ended
with the miss OF an ordinary follow shot
and left tho balls in heap for Vignaux.
who ran 81 In his twentV-second and
twanty-third innings ScbnFer's play was
pitituily weak. He had plenty Of chances
TO put In big run and win the game, but
it was not in him. viSnaux, with run
OF 10, closed in the twenty.fourth inning
the most remarkable game in billiard his
tory, agsme without single blank inning
on his side:
Highest runs: Vignaux, l66, So, 81;
schaFer, 1872, IS, G2,
Averages: Vignaux, %; scb@Esr,
1918 q.
Time, 2 hours aud so minutes.
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viSnaux got well started for a run but
ended at %, with freeze He got 10
going again in the tenth, and did some
very strong playing, but spread the balls
at 80, and missed hard cushion shot. He
did much betterin the tenth, when Sct@f-
fer had failed in an oyer-hazTdou5 effort,
and did some very strong AMI steady play
ing.
As display Of bilIiarl skill this was a
remarkable exhibition, for he made
almost every conceivable shot. AS be
beat Schaeder's rua OF 1872 the cheering
was loul aud long, and again when he
tied Schaelfer's score. When at last the
foreigner stopped at 1877, at
hard one cushion shot tho call
was Vignsux 800, ShaqlEsr 203.
Schaeffer showed the strain and made
easy misses in the next two inninss. lie
made palpable scratch in the thirteenth,
bat could not take advantage oft. Again
In the Fourteenth be fell down on an easy
position draw. Vignaux was a'so uer.
vous aud in hia fourteenth forfeited a good
chance by q faulty draw shot. Schaefier
noS caught his wind again and ratified of
" handsome billiards.
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Then the Afghan frontier question arose.
We adopted troatier linsl, approved by
the Ameer. The new government adopt
ed lines already laid out and therefore
credit hin With agreeing to their lines.
But tbs treatment our opponents received
was very different from ourS.
~ am unable to complain Of the Tory
policy regarding tho situation in the Bllx-
ans. 1t is regulAted on sound principles
which deserve support. 1t is deplorable
fact that Servil has bseu free from Euro
pean Intervention in carrying bioolshsd
among a people united by centuries OF
common suffering It is the most mourn
tul specta :le my eyes have ever met"
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a1ApsroNN,s sNloND spEEcn
In The Campa'ga-Hs D!sonsIo' Foreign and
Home ropIcS and Free trade.

Home TOpicS And Free Trade
EDISBURoH, Nov. 17.-West Calder L
to day handsomely decorated in honor oi
the visit OF Mr.. Gladstone. Great enthusi-
asm prevails, aud crowds OF people line
the streets. Mr.. Gladstone arrived at
$3.50 o'clock p, N, and a delegation Of the
newly tranchised electors presented him
with an address, which was received with
cheers and uubounded enthusiasm. When
he entered the hall to deliver his second
speech OF the parliamentary campaign, It
was packed With people who had been
there for two hours.
Referring to foreign affairs Mr.. Glad
stone satd "Ths Soulan question was
the most ditficuit matter Of recent years.
We fell into error, but our opponents
fosterei that error. Their complaints
amounts to this, that we did not commit
more or greater errors. We held that It
was impolihc to continue in the Soudan,
The coming government declared that it
was great mistake TO withdraw; that the
British oughtto remsin in the S1udan to
establish order, but they said that evacus-
ton had gone on too far 10 be stopped,
and that II must be continued.
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Chpak in man is not to be admired, bu
what 10 nicer than 4 Komans pheek1