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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1886-11-20
Civil War In Spain.

LONDON, Nov. "A dispatch has been
received from Madrid stating that revolt
against the Government Is feared Troops
and artillery are moving rapidly through
the city, and the War Department Of
fees are accessible to those only who
are on Government business. Cata-
tlonia is in condition bordering on
ihsurrection, and at Cadiz a regiment
of soldiers ordered to Cuba fatty re-
fus d to embark. The Catalonians are IN
censed over the Anglo-Spanish treaty,
which, unless modified, will be the cause OF
numbers joining the Carlists. Recently
the Government abolished the rank OF
Sergeant in the army, and this act is con
sidered by the soldiers as the cap-sheaf to
the many prosecutions to which they have
been subjected. The Carlsts, quick to see
vantages, are working ihdustriously to
keep up the general agitation in military
nd civil circles.
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The Last Check Of the Confederacy.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. A.-A special from Dal.
las, Tex, says: probably the last check
in existence on the Confederate States Of
America was exhibited to-day by Col. J.
f. Caldwell, of this city. 1t is for $50, ,OON
drawn on the Confederate States De.
pository at Columbus by W. NJ. Giles
pie, Quartermaster, ip favor Of Colonel
I. Ssndford. 1t h.oed April IA,
1865, five days after tine surrender OF Lee.
The check was delivered to Colonel Cald-
we'll, who was the chief clerk of the De-
pository, during the movement from Ala
bama to Georgia before the victorious Fed
eral cavalry. The letter was delivered in
the woods, and before the news of Lees
surrender had reached the retreating Con-
federates"
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DYNAMITE ON A TRAIN.
t1endish Attempt to Blow Up Passenger
Train with Bombs.

PIrrsDURen, Nov. 11.-Upon the arrival
at Dubois, Pa, Of the mail train north on
the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh rail-
road to-day, the car inspector, while pas
sengers We're getting on and off the cars
at the depot, discovered three dyna.
mite bombs and caps fastened under
the springs of the rear coach. The
bombs were carefully removed and
there were many pale faces among the pas.
sengers when they learned the terrible
fate they had so narrowly escaped The
train starts from Punxutawney every
morning, and it was undoubtedly at that
place that the bombs were placed under
the springs, as it makes only short stops
between there and Dubois. 1t is twenty
miles from the place of starting, and
how it was possible for a train to run that
distance over short curves with that
amount of dynamite and caps under the
springs of coach is mystery. Thirty
four persons were in the coach Suspicion
po nts directly to no person as the perpe-
traitor of the deed. The matter will be
thoroughly investigated by the railroad
authorities and an effort made to bring
the criminal to justice.
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A DARING PROJECT.
An Army of One Hundred Thousand to In
wade Mexico by Now Years.

An Army of One Hundred Thousand to In.
wade Mexico by Now Years.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Nov. 12.--Captain
Edward Friend, Of the Ell Paso Rifles, has
arrived here and opened roll for recruits
to join Cuttings filihustering expedition
into Mexico The expedition will be
thoroughly organized within a month,
and the insurgents will rendezvous at
Ell Paso, from which point they will
invade the Mexican Republic, The
men who are being. enlisted are
well-known characters, desperate in the
extreme, and capable of causing serious
international trouble. Associated with
the movement are some wealthy men Of
Chicago and New York, who are raising
troops in this locality. Three promi-
nent Catholic priests are also in the
scheme, and one Of them has gone
to Rome to enlist the Pope's sympathy.
The Yaqui Indians, the hostiles of
Mexico, are also associated in the en-
terprise. Over 10000 names are al
ready signed, and the movement is
growing SO rapidly that by the first of the
year an army of 100, 600 will be ready to be
hurled into Mexico The plan of the new
Government has been formulated. 1t is to
be Socialistic Republic, held in check by
strong military power, Great induce
ments are to be offered to the unemploy ed
workingmen of the United States to emi-
CRATE thither
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A Death Dealing Contrivance.

San Francisco, Nov. lis. D. MolianoiP,
Russian resident of this city, claims he
has invented nitro-glycerine bomb. He
says he has discovered liquid with which
nitro.glycerine may by mixed making it
non-expolsive that, by adding another
chemical, the nitro glycerine is transform
ed to it's original state. He Uses a double
she'll, the inside one containing the non-ex.
plosive mixture of nit o-glycerine and the
outer one containing chemical which lib
crates the pure nitro-glycerine. Major
Genera Howard says the invention is
worth looking into. Other officers have
pronounced favorably upon it. The French
pertinent on the invention.
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EMBEZZJ4ER EMO.
The Biggest Crook in the Canada
Colony
Preparing to Make Restitution-His Fly
ing Trip to New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. .12.-Through the untir-
ing efforts of an unmarried sister negotia-
tions for settlement have been opened be-
tween friends of John c. Emo and the di-
rectors Of the Second National Bank, from
whom he embezzled over s2,500,0OO. The
round millions were made good by his
father, and the directors had to supply the
remainder. The United States District
Attorney confessed to-day to knowledge
of the negotiations but declined t say
whether or not he would quash the indict-
ment if they were successful. A friend Of
t family says when Emo received q
letter from his sister telling him what had
been done, he took an early morn
ing train at Montreal, and, reaching this
city at night, repaired to the paternal
mansion on Fifth avenue. He wore a
heavy Canadian ulster and soft felt hat.
The collar of the coat was turned up, and
served to completely hide his features.
No one would have recognized m in that
attire, and certainly none suspected him.
1t was said that he actually hungered for
look at the old house and the society OF
his family, and had taken desperate
chance. The next night he returned to
Canada.
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A Knife In His Head.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 1.-THE horrible
spectacle was witnessed at the Central
Market to-day of man running through
a crowd with knife sticking his
head, and the blood streaming
down his face and saturating his
garments. He ran two blocks, when
a policeman pulled out the knife and
summoned physician. The man may re-
cover. He is Henry Lindsia. He and a
companion going to work met two drunk.
en- men who picked a fight with them, in
which one of the roughS drove a knife into
Lindsia's skull an inch and then ran away.
Jindsia, maddened with pain, was with
difficulty captured and the knife drawn
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The Bell Telephone Case Dismissed,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1l.-Judge Saga, of the
U. S. Circuit Court, to-day announced the
the case of the United States vs.. American
decided chat it had no Jurisdiction over the
Bell Telephone Company, aud that the suit
against them must be dismissed witnou5
prejudice. The dec sion does not include
the local companies but it is doubtful
whether the suit pending ag Ainst them will
over be prosecuted,
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Prince Waldemar Chosen.

SOFIA, Nov 10.-The Sobranje, at a secret
session last evening after debate which
lasted three hours, dec ded to elect Prince
Waldemar, the third son of the King Of
Denmark, as successor to Prince Alexan-
der on the throne of Bulgaria. Prince
Waldemar is twenty y-eight years old. AT
tomorrow mornings session OF the So
branje Premier Radoslavof will propose
Prince Waldemar as the candidate for the
throne, and the Sobranie will elect him by
acclamation and appoint committee of five
to officially convey the decision to the
Prjnca
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FULL NAME OR NONE.
Why Young Lady Postponed Her We'd
ding for Day.

CINCINNATI, Nov 1l.-Samuel Maerki
made strange request of Marriage License
Clerk Hauser this morning. He asked that
the name Of woman be changed in a
marriage license. When questioned, he
said he had got marriage license
Wednesday. Mr.. Hauser had asked him
what the woman's name was, and
he said "Annie May.n This name was put
in the license Yesterday he wanted the
name 'Schier" added to the "Anuie May"
to make his sweetheart's name complete.
He said that when he was ready to marry
her Wednesday night she would not marry
him because her full name was not in the
license, and the wedding was therefore
pOstponed
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BREAK IN THE LEVEE.

Two Hundred Feet of the Mississippi Bank
Gives Way, Destroying Several Build.
ings.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 14.-A special to the
TmeS-D Democrat from Plaquemine says:
About o'clock this morning over two hun
dred feet Of the river bank, including Leves
street, caved into the river. Several build
ings were destroyed This is the fifth CAVERN
which has taken place in the river front
this season. This last cavern has ape
preached so near the new levee which was
being built by the citizens as to render ita
completion useless. 1t is now thought thai
this latter cave and the one below will
continue to widen and extend until the
whole business front Of the river will be
engulfed
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The Romance Of an Ohio Convict.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 11.-Bolton Shay,
who is serving ten-year sentences in the
penitentiary for burglary, was surprised
I day when three elegantly dressed ladies
from Chicago called upon him. They were
Mrs Wolf, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Allen,
sisters of the convict. They had not heard
of him for sixteen years, and supposed
him dead Recently they heard This where
abouls, and g here to assist in his paro O..
He is of wealthy family, and after dis
graceful career wants to reform
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Murder0us Robbers.

CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 14.-The residence
of Benjamin s. Wheeler, Of this city, was
entered by robbers on Friday night, who,'
after beating Mr. Wheeler into insensibility
and choking Mrs. Wheeler to death, robbed
the house Of all they could get. Patrick
Graves, former tenant, has been arrested
and identified by Mr.. Wheeler. The in
vestigation is still under way.
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gStockyards Strike Ordered on.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-A large meeting OF the
Chicago stockyards strikers was held last
evening, when an order was read from
Grand Master Workman Powderly declar-
ing the strike of, and advising the men to
20 back to work on Monday. Powderly
stated that he considered the strike for
eight hours impracticable at the present
time. The meeting received the order W tn
many expressions Of dissent, and decision
was deferred till Monday.
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RIOTING AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Ten Thousand People Try to Lynch the
Murderer of Mamie Kelly.

Ten Thousand People Try to Lynch the
Murderer of Mamie Kelly.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-An immense
audience assembled at the Metropolitan
Hall tonight to express their indignation
at the murder Of little Mamie Kelly, who
was so cowardly shot down on Wednesday
last by Alexander Goldenson. Several
fiery speeches were made. which created
intense excitement. After the meet.
ing adjourned the excited crowd
left the building and proceeded to
the county Jail, where the prisoner is con-
fined, with the evident intention OF taking
him out and lynching him. Passing along
the street the crowd was greatly increased
in numbers, and by the time they reached
their destination it numbered fully 10, oN.
Several attempts were made to storm the
Jail, but it was guarded so strongly that
the police were enabled to repel the mob at
each attempt. At this hour 10 p. m, the
trouble is somewhat subsiding
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Mrs. Mnrnsinl Snhillinn.

NEW YoRK. Nov. l2-The Herald prints q
sensational article limiting that the disap-
pearance Of Mrs. Victoria Morosini Schil-
ling may have been the result Of foul play.
It is argued that the circumstances are sus-
picious, and that it seems impossible that
the lady could have been so completely lost
to the pubic knowledge and yet remain
alive and unrestrained of her liberty.
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Buttinu a Ruralar Out Of lime.

EAST SAGINAW, MIcH., Nov. ll.-Capt.
Harry May, Of the barge Transport, was
awakened last night by three burglars in
his cabin, who had come after a large sum
of money he had with him. One stood
over him with revolver and demanded
his money. The Captain jumped up d
landed his head in the burglars stomach,
stunning him. While the Captain was
giving the alarm the burglars escaped
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CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
Colonel Ingersoll Refuses to Take Up the
Case-EffOrts to Find q Supreme Judge.

Cdbo-LuOTtb 10 VIau supreme OuuBos
CHICAGO Nov. 14-A letter received from
Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll, says that he
had not the time to connect himself in any
way with the case Of the Anarchists, and
theref re would have nothing whatever to
do with 1t. The certificate Of evidence Of
the bill of exceptions has at last been
signed, filed and put on record in the office
of the Clerk Of the Criminal Court. To.
morrow the paper-or bale OF
paper will be transcripted to the Su.
preme Court The defense will then pro-
ceed to reach the ear Of any member of the
Supreme Bench, as the Court is now In ses.
sion, and from him endeavor to secure Q
supersedeas to restrain the execution OF
the Sc tence. At tbs March term Of the
Supreme Court the case will be called for
consideration. Thus, the condemned men
are respited for many months, although
Mr.. Grinnell has said by way of argument:
"A supersedeas may pot be granted"Ia
contingency which is, however, not to bs
reasonably anticipated.
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A Remarkable Murder .

SAN Francisco, Nov. 10.-Mamie Kelly,
a fourteen-year-old school girl, was shot
and killed by her lover, Alexander Golden
son, an art student, aged nineteen, to-day.
Goldenson's reason for mmitting the
crime was that he was tired of the girl,
and could not get rid of her. When she
got out of school she hunted him up and,
when he repelled her, upbraided him. The
affair b, created considerable excitement.
GoldenSOn is in custody.
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Shot His Nejuhbor.

CLARKsBURG, W. VA, Nov. IA difh-
Guilty arose between Robert Minor and
Thomas Kenney, two leading citizens OF
this county, last night, about line fence,
whereupon Minor shot and dangerously
wounded Kenney with Colts 3S-ca!iber:
After some time Minor was arrested anf
placed under bail.
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Killed BY His Horse.

ProuA, O., Nov. 14.-Am Snodgress,
Well-to-do farmer living three miles
east of this city, was kicked in the head by
one of his horses last evening and Instant
" killed. His head was fearfully crushed
bY the blow.
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Death Reveals an EmbezzIement,

BosToN, Nov. 10.-Assocated with R. J.
Lane in the management of the Saccarappa
Gather Board enterprise, which is said to
have absorbed SO large share of the funds
Of the Abingdon National Bank, was Geo.
4. Davis, young man of extravagant
habits, living in Boston. Two weeks ago
Davis died suddenly. 1t is now asserted
he embezzled $50, 900 or $40 000 of the bank s
Saccarappa enterprise.
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A Fated Family,

BucrRus, O., Nov. l2.-Mrs. G. V. King,
of Bucyrus, d ed yesterday while at Berlin
Heights, Huron County. She visited that
place to attend the funeral Of her brother,
who died October 90 Seven days later
her father died, and two days afterward
her mother. The death of four grown folks
in one family during two weeks is fact
worthy Of note.
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will Leave IL 10 His Pa.

TIRNovA, Nov n.-Prince Waldemar has
sent telegram to the Regents expressing
his grateful sense OF the honor conferred
upon him by the Sobranje in selecting him
Prince of Bulgaria. He states, however,
that the decision as to his acceptance rests
with his father, the King of Denmark, and
adds that other duties may prevent his ac-
cepting the rulership OF Bulgaria. The
Princes reply is considered to presage his
refusal of the throne. The Danish papers
generally advise Prince Waldemar to TO-
fuse the Bulga ian throne.
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An Cid Grudae Definitely Settled

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 10 A Times
special says: After a grudge of several
years standing, Matt and Ock Smith met
each other al Stanford, KY, Monday, and
began shooting at each other. Ock was
shot through the heart at first fire, and
died trying to fire his pistol at his oppo-
pent whowast uainjured
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The Open Switch al Rio.

PORTAGE, Wis, Nov. 10--The Coroner's
fury at Rio concluded their investigation
of the recent disaster on the St Pau Road
yesterday afternoon, and reached a ver-
dict last evening finding that the accident
the brakeman, in leaving the switch open,
w lis has been arrested, and to-day was
bound over on the charge of criminal neg
ligence
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Meeting Of the National Grange.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10,-The National
Grange, Patrons of H"sbandry, comoosed
Of delegates from every State and Terri
tory in the United States, commenced
their twentieth annual session here to. day.
The meetings will be held in secret and will
continue about eight days
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Verminous Bronchitis.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Dr. Salmon, OF
the Bureau of Animal Industry, pro.
nounces the cattle disease in Clinton Coun..
ty, Ind, verminous bronchitis, instead OF
pleuro-pneumonia. 1t is contagious and
fatal, all the same.
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The SUGAR Crop Of Cuba.

HAVANA, Nov. ll.--It is the general opin-
ion that the otal production of sugar in
the season of lSS6-S7 will amount to over
$4,000 tons, and exceed the largest crop
hitherto raised on tfei ,lani.
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Pa Saws No.

SOFIA, Nov. 12.-The King Of Denmark,
on behalf of his son, Prince Waldemar,
has sent telegram to Tirnova expressing
thanks for the honor conferred upon his
son, but declining upon any condition to
allow him to accept tne throne. It's there
fore needless to send a deputation to
Cannes to meet Prince Waldemar.
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They Have a Contract.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l0.-There will be two
clergymen on the floor of the next House
in addition to the Chaplain, to look after
the spiritual welfare of N, mbars. They
are Rev. Myron G. Reed, of Colorado,
and Rev. l.. f. Mckinney, Of New Hamp-
shlre
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BarthoIdi is hncry.

New YORK, Nov ll.--Liberty's torch
still remains in darkness, and it is said hat
Barthodi has lost his temper. and announ-
ces his intention of personally soliciting
an Illuminating fund from French resi-
dents of New York
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kumler's Successor,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The President
made the following appointment to-day
VIM. B. Burnett, of Cincinnati, to be At
torney of the United States for the South
ern District of Ohio.
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Fatally Scalded In Lime Water.

NEWARK, O., Nov. 12.-William Kennedy,
employed at the Newark Paper Mil fel
into tub of boiling lime water solution
tonight and was terribly scalded His age
is about fifty years, and Is married. He
can not live.
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Drew a Fraudulent Pension for Years.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 14-Mrs' Elisa
LYONS is under arrest in this city for fraud
in drawing a pension for the past twenty
wears as soldiers widow, when in fact
She was married woman.
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Killed in a Coal Bank.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Nov IA coal-bank
fell in at Kensel, KY, this morning, en-
tombing a number OF miners. killing one
named James Willis outright ana Iataiy
injuring his mother.
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Murderer Lynched.

New ORLEANS, Nov. IA. s. Pipes, Q
orominent planter Of Oak Ridge, Louisiana
was murdered by a negro, and the MUIR
derer was hanged on tree.
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Fell Into a Vat Of lye.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 14.-Wm. Schneider
fell in a vat of I've at Proctor & CANDLES
soap factory yesterday, and died OF his IN
iurfes a lew hours II.
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An AGED Couple.

DEoAruR, IND, Nov. l4.-Dietrick Linne.
never died near here, Friday at the age OF
ninety-four His wife four months his
Junior, still survives.
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A BOYS Lat PLAY with Matches.

LAFAYETTE, IND, Nov io-The four-year
old son o. Titus Surface l!-ing Ave -ni!es
rom this city Nhi!e pia ying Nth matches
on Monday, set hiA tn MS clothes and
was bulne 50 badly that be has since
died.
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Costly Revolt.

MADRID, Nov l0.-The total number of
persons condemned to Imprisonment for
life for participation in the recent revoiu-
tion is 80
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Judqe Djckman Appointed.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. l0.-Governor For
aker to-day appointed Francis j. Dickman,
of Cleveland, to be Judge Johnsons sue
cessor on the Supreme Bench. Judge ID .ck-
man was formerly on the Supreme Court
Commission, appointed by Governor
Foster.
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PROVIDENCE, R l.. Nov ll.-Tborlas
Murphy, keeper of the Roger Williams
Park, wss terriolv mup,sta1 by t"o
monkeys that attacked him IL tlell cage.
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nIdni Kuow ths Gun Was Loaded.

RICHMOND, IxD,, Nov. 14-William broH
man was fatally shot by William DunninG
who didn't know his gun was loaded
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Killed Her Lover and Herself.

TorEKA, Nov. l4-Lillian Quinn, waiter
girl at q Winfield (Kan.) hotel, shot her
lover, Frank E. Lockwood, and then killed
herself