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w HLE Oua SrocK Is Coxp,.rrr

We would advise Ladies' looking for Winter Wraps
70 call early Our stock of REAL ALASKA SEAL
shiN sAd nne SEAL PLUSH SAcQUEs, JACKETS
and SHORT WRAPS were never so handsome as az
the present time.
SEAL SKIN sAcoUEs. S125. Sl4O. $3.50, sl15
SEAL SKIN JACKETS. 500. SIPS
Sal PLUSH sACQUEss S25 $50 so sac sss
$3.50 ~
SEAL PLUSH WRAPS SIS to $50
Mink and Siberian Squirrel Lined CIRCULARS
FUR TRIMMINGS, MUFFS, COLA Rs and BOA g
In great variety.
Measures taken for Seal Garments To order.
b. H srINEMErz q SON,
HATTERs AND FURRIERs.
NJ 1927 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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Accused Of RObbing . Singer.
A SPANISH DIPLOMAT IN TROUBLE IN NEy
YORK.

Vincent Mestre was arrested In New York yes.
terday charged with robbing Jeanne de May.
nard, IAN opera singer, OF / 100 francs Mestre met
Mdile. Mag nard in Rio Janerio ana came with
her 70 New York two weeks ago Mdiie. May.
nard claims thai she gave Mestre the money iO
have changed ior her. Mestre uenies the charge
aud accuses the woman OF blackmai.
Mestre, or DE Mestre, IL y retired admiral OF
the Spanish navy. He has ireQuented New
York through eighteen years past. About six
months ago he went 70 Rio Janeiro. He re.
turned 10 New York TO arrange commercial
treaty between the United States, Brazil and
the Argentine Republic. He has In his posses.
sion letters IRON t0e United States minister II
kio 10 President Cleveland. Secretary Bayard,
Perry Belmont ANA well known New York
merchants. The accused says he first met
Miie. De Maynard ~ Hotel Royal In kio, where
she wus living AZ the mistress OF Y count, who
Was I irtenu 10 the accused. On the steamer he
paid attentions 70 Aile. Maynard. aud ON ar.
rival took her 70 The h0use OF = Mrs. Austin, In
New York.
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A Schooner Crew Missing.
NOT HEARD OF SINCE THEY ABANDONED THEIR
WRECKED VESSEL.

wRECkED VESSEL.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-A teleg ram from the SEQ
retary oI the kscanaba Towing company, the
owners of the tug Delta, states That Tue crew OF
tue abandoned schooner lsnpeming has not
been heard from rs Yet aud that The ow ners of
the schooner wish her towed 10 Green bay. The
lshpeming is The vessel Iound abandoned on
haie's Back reel, ny ing signai of distress,
on SATURDAY, and towed 10 kscanaba by the tug
Delta. Ihe whole history presents some strange
features. 1he crew, numbering eight haC ae-
serted her after she went aground, alter having
lasled their dunnage 10 tue lorecAstle deck.
Tney we've unable ~ make Esca, naba, the near
eet port, owing 10 adverse wind, and IL IL sup
posed they headed for either Menomiuee or
Green Uay, and As they have touched al neither
point grave iears are entertained that they
have been lOSI
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SEVERE REMARKS OF THE JUDGE ON THE CON.
naE

DUCT OF DEPENDANT.
LONDON, Nov. 16-Juas luenL was rendered
to-aay IN the action brought by Mrs. Arluur
SeUrlshL TO have her marriage with Mr.. Sc
DrIgnt declared VOID on the ground that Sue
was ,orced Into IL through lear. lne marriage
WAS uecIared anLulled. The Judge, in render
Ing hls decision, commenced upon the Iact
that the evidence given 10y the plaIutIff nad not
been Genied 10y t.Ie ueieudiiul. No man. he
continued with a particle oI sclI-respecL Il able
10 deny, would nave allowed sucn testimony 10
go ouncontradicted. The plaintiff had teen re-
uuced ~ a condiIlon OF mind by the defendant
where she was NO longer able to resist the pres
sure of has importunIIies W marry nIm, and al
though al Last the ceremony had Deen gone
through with, she nad not given the consent
which the law requires.
Mr. SeurlgnL Was to-day adjudged q bankrupt
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Gone 20 Secure q Fortune.
THE HEIR TO A GREAT SWISS ESTATE FOUND IN

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-A special from Wabash,
Ind, says: Samuel CRUDE, aged S3 years, re-
siding in Chester township, Lnis county, has
gone 10 Berne, switzerland, ID secure a for tu ne
OF about S3OO,UUO. Mr. Grube's grandfather
came TO Lnis country in 1852, and settled In
Lancaster, Pa. Two bachelor brothers, the last
OF The family in Switzerland died In 1856, leav-
ing the fOrtuDe which nas since Lnen been
awaiting CLAIMANT, all traces OF the American
brother naving oeen lost. Mr.. CRUDE saw last
"Wednesday In swiss ne wspaper All advertise
ment skiing ior Information concerning the
heirs OF his grandfather. When he secures his
fortune he Will return 10 America.
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SEVENTH STREET PA1Ars RoYA1
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

Worsted Fringes. 1Oc yard.
Morsted Fringe with gill heading 2Oc ward
Moss lrini ming. all coiors. :S,c. yard
ffcot Braid. AL c.llors, l5c. and Zoe ward
b. aded tialloon l5c, &c. and .oc Ward
SILK LaciEg ord. all color>. &C. yart.
SILK Cord Tor pp.ng an. fancy " Work 81. ward IN
SIX Strides with tassels, 35c up.
2:3c yard
Beaded Passemsnteries very cheap.
black sliS Chenille Fringe, 5Oc yard up
Ch1ldren's Push Bonnefs, sSc up
Children habd-knit Hoods 2Sc m
Chlldren's Drawer egyirgs
Ladi.s and hiidrens .eggings, Csc. pair up
hiidren's HaBd-Snit shirts ;S.,c each
Excellent assortment laites' { asl,mere Glovex
Mems and Ladies Furtop iined Gloves N ems Ladies
AID thiluren's w 0olen hosiery and Cnderweaf
Cnexcetied assortment Crepe Lisse huchjng l21Sc
and Z5c. yard
All colors slesian and Cambria for Lining, below
market prices -
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''Jake'' Sharp Again in Court.
HE WANTS TO SEE THE MINUTES OF THE GRAND
Jury WHICH INDICTED HIM

JURY WHICH INDICTED HIM.
NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Jacob Sharp, accom-.
panied by counsel, appeared in general sessions
this morning. He was represented by Albert
Stickney and ex-J Judge Fullerton. Jonn Strahan
present representing Foshay. They APP
peared to argue the molten before Recorder
Smytne asking for an order opening the
minutes OF the grand jury in the inquiry which
resulted in the Indictment OF Snarp and the
others Ior bribery. Sharp found q seat among
the reporters, and for the time being he diverted
the attention OF the large audience from the
principal Observation-Disclosures McQuade
and his triSl. Thomas b. Kerr Came In quietly
ana seated himself near the RAIL- After CALLING
the roll OF the seven jurors obtained in the
McQuade trial, counsel for Sharp stated their
m.,iou. Recorder Smythe was unwilling TO
hear it to-day, aud the hearing was posi- sIpOned
until SATURDAY. IL a IN.
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Captured by Friends or Enemies:
THE UNKNOWN FATE OF DIR. POWELL, WI
KILLED WILLIAM SHARPE.

THE UNkNOWN FATE Ok DR. pOWELL, WHO
KILLED WILLIAM SHARPE.
It now appears probable that DIR. T. c. Powell,
of Rocky Mount, N. c., who shot and killed
William Sharpe last Saturday, has been
lynched. A Petersburg, Va, special to the
Philadelphia Press last night Says: Powell was
arrested At the time, aud 1t was at first reported
that while the sheriff was taking him to Jail he
was met on the road by a numoer OF Poweils
friends who compelled his release. Now il is
stated that Hhiie Officer ArringI ton taking
Powell TO EugecourL county jail in buggy lie
WAS met OH tue road three miles from Rocky
Mount by body OF masked men, who de-
manded the prisoner saying tuey wanted TO
lynch him. ArringtNn Al first refused to de-
liver his prisoner to tine maskers but Was
subsequently IorceG 10 do SO, anu he not only
gave up the prisoner, tut also the buggy. NoiE-
lug HAS since been learned vi Powell, aud what
tue maskers did with nim Is not known. Powell
was a strong democrat, anu MS victim Was The
son OF j. j. Sharpe, who Was elected on the re-
publican ticket at tue last state election TO the
legisia ture Of North Carolina from Nas.. county.
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+ A WOMAN CHARGED WITH FORGERY.-The
In cons entiOn at jackson, Micn.. was greatly
scandAlixed last week by y sensational arrest
made while the members were discussing the
evils oi intemperance. Sheriff Barbour, Oh Cal
noun county, came up the aisle OF the Congre-
sationai church, where the union was hoiatrg
us meetings. and laying his hand, with dra-
Frank, mitiiner Of Crescs,, Calhoun, told her
she WAS arrested for ioryery. The amount in
Marshaii.
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FOR VIOLATING suNDAv LAwx.
Wholesale Arrests ef Railroad Empssyes
and RaslneAs Mea aa In Ceasae

CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. l6.--A special from La
Crosse, Wis, says Ninety-niue persons were ar
rested yesterday for having violated the sun
day laws. Among them were the local railroad
employees, the me m bers OF an anna ateu ar dramatic
company, saloon keepers, bakers, hsckmen,
cigar men, etc. As soon as the lawyers can n X
n time test cases will be made In each branch OF
business, was done last week. Saloons were
run sunday with wide open doors, the BARRIERS
did good business, and most OF the clothing
stores, candy shops and other places ofbus ness
were open TO the public. No one was I'm terfered
with, but the police were active In taking the
names of the lawbreakers, and the arrests were
the result Of their vigilance.
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A BOSTON MANS DELIBERATE suIcIDK.-Ed-
gar Lombard, OF the shipping firm Of A. c.
Lombard 4 SONS, OF BOSTON, was iound dead in
the bathroom attached u his suite NJ Young,s
hotel yesteroAy. he had taken the rubber
o. II ~ the gas jet In hls bathroom inserted
other end Ia MS mouth and lay down with
folQed hands 70 await death. AIR. Lombard
owned y nne residence ~ Braintree and auotner
1T Jamaica Plain, and lad inleiy taken up
quarters at fonnx's IL Is sald, owing u iamily
wife and three children.
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Avery Close District.
PROBABILITY OF A TIE IN NEW JERSEY AS.

SEMBLI DISTRICT.
TRENTON, N. j.. Nov. l6.-Ihe result of the
recount IN the second assembly dislrict has not
yet Ueen decided. Cnief Justice Beasley dis
posed oi ten disputed votes this morning by
giving five 70 Waiter tdem.), two to Jones (repJ
aud three blank. TINS gives Jones q plurality
Ut one. but the democrats will recount the
votes OF the first ward, first precinct, Where The
poll books gives only AIS votes, wniie there
are 4l6 tickets on the string. The extra vote is
u repuUIIcdn ballot, and, according to Chief
Justice Beasey's decision this morning, must
De thrown out, in order 70 make the pvil book
and string correspond. Should this pe done
the result will be u tie.
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HALF A LOAF BATTER THAN NO BREAD.
LONDON, Nov. l6-The colliers OF W ales have
voluntarily submitted TO a nve per cent reauc-
tion In tneir wages In order 10 prevent q Stop
page OF work lLe mines.
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The Russian Auxar Industry.

RESTRICTION OF PRODUCTION RECOMMENDED
IN ORDER To IMPROVE TRADE
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. l6.-The Russian state
commission Ca tne sugar industry nave, by "A
vCte "a IL TO 4, agreed 10 commend W the
government COMPULSORY reduction oil the
AusAx proouctlon oi the einpirs IN order to im-
Prove TIE uaue IN it. II beiieSed, however,
tnaL The viii decide in iavor OF the minority
any Way.
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THE JOINT COMMITTEE CONTINUES ITS SESSION

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-The rules committee of
The National League and American baseball
associations resumed its session early this morn.
lug, but up To noon mad taken action any
OF the subjects under discussion. The forenoon
was devoted To "A proposed Change OF the rutes
relating TO hlgn and low balls. 1t Is proposed
To nave but one style Oh ball, to be called "Iair
bali, the range oi which shall be between the
Knee and shoulder.
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TAKING BACK rmE sTRIKERS.
Another Large Lot Selected TO Return
10 Work To-day.

10 Work To-day.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-Large crowds Of men as
sembfed at the 43d district viaduct and at the
railroad tracks Oh Root street, in the stock
yards, this morning to apply for their old posir-
ions. lhere was no disorder 0f any kind.
About twice as many men were engaged yes
teroay were selected from the crowd This morn-
Ing and ordered to report to the various pack
ing houses for duty.
WITHDRAWING THE MILITIA.
The militia have all been withdrawn from the
outposts and are now in barracks. Gen. Fitz.
silnons has recommended that the soldiers be
Withdrawn Tomorrow AS, in his opinion, the
CIVIL authorities will be all that ID needed.
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The Oriental Congress.

I1B AEEIING FOSTFONkD TILL l6SU.
VIENNA, Nov. 16.-The meeting OF Inc next
oriental congress has been Postponed until
lo0O. The executive coLninittee OF the con.
gress is preparing memorial, which Will be
slgued by the Arcnuuke henier, 10 the trustees
OF tue BrItisu museum and the british secre-
tnry 0l stase lor hOnie Affairs, praying that .
blu oe intrVQuceu inJo pArIlaIne al EN- t,owering
the museum " lend Lne orieplai manuscripts
la It's Possession 70 foreign savanna. lhe
brlLtSh museum 10 the only one OF the Euro
pessn installations having a great liorary which
stlu refuses 70 lOan is maL uscrlpls.
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THE COURT OF CLAIMS reassembled yesterday
for the purpose CT beginning the trial OF the
French spoiatiOn claims. solicitor General
jerks appeared In the cases tor the first time,
and requested that before The trial of AL,
case Desan he be heard III support OF the stand
already taken by the government counsel, LnaL
the government is nOI liable 1Or the damages
ciallned, ana also In regard TO one or two other
general questions when nave arisen in these
suits. his request Was granted, and he made
AN argument winch occupied the entire session
OF The court.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY. - Internal
revenue, $17S,53s; customs, S473.797
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A Dakota vtllaxe An A.bes.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 16.-A Tunes special
from Fargo, Dakato, says the business portion
OF tue village OIL Everett destroyed Dy rire
yesterday. Inc losses aggregate sx2,VOU; in-
surauce light.
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Murdered by INK nOWn Men.
A CHICAGO NAN FATALLY BEATEN In TIL

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-LasL night Charles Fife,
Whine on las way 70 has house on W arreu ave.
nue. Was assaulted by several unknoNn men
anu beaten INTO insensiOiliLy. His jaw
broken IN Two places, anu great Kasn In
Ais neck just under the cnin. he reii.lued
UNCONSCIOUS from Lne time he was ASSAULTED
uhIi hls deaIn occurred, and no one has yet
been IOund VINO saw The attack.
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A New Petroleum Engine.

MORE POWERFUL THAN A STEAM ENGINE AND
NOT LIABLE To EXPLOSION.
BERLIN, Nov. l6.-An Austrian electrician
named Marcus is supplying the German navy
with u newly invented petroleum engine Ior
torpcuo boats. 1ne ENGINE seL uloiion toy
eiectro-Lnagnetisin,an and As more powerful than
u steam engine OF the saline hize. IL Ii not Liable
To eXplOslOn.
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a Y00ng Mans Terrible Fate.
THROWN YRon An IOWA RAILROAD TRAIN AxD
TKRN ATTACKED BY WoLykA

1Wkk ATTACKED By WOLVkA
CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-A Tunes special from
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. says: The poay vi q young
man named John SmiIn, OF Lispou, Was found
hear Lne railroad track, six miles west of here,
yesterday. IL had been terribly lacerxted oy
woives. IL was ascerLAined that suiith fel
from = train TWO weeks ago, was over by
The cars, and had then been attacked By
wolves. Search had been made for him WiISr
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A TRENCAAAN ENGAGED IN skCRETLY sHIF.
PING THEM FkoA LONDON.
LONDON. Nov. l6.-A frencninau has been
engaged In shipping arms 70 County Kerry, Ire
land, where ne sk,lo them 10 noonllxLters. A
London nrm SUSPECTED the business ile was car.
lying on and informed tne police, VINO se lxed
soine pxrceis wnicn the Frencnuan tad ORDER
% ~ lie shipped ~ Ireland aud opened them.
when they were found ~ contain xrun.
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Heavy Failare In Cleveland.
EXTENSIVE MANUFACTURERS OF MEMS FUR

NtSHlNGS Gu UNDER.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 16.-COnn, Sampliner 4
Co.. one OF the largest gentiemen's furnishing
goods manufacturers la this city, VINO have
Ueen IN business here for Lhe past TWENTY-FIVE
years, made an assignment to-uay. Emil Joseph
Is named assignee, VINO has HE'D his bond In
the sum OF $lOV,VVO. Tho assets Of the nrm
are Sl75 ,OUO ANA the liabilities x2OO, O,OVO In
abliIly tO collect the debts Oi the firm and the
Importantly OF creditors Is stated as the cause
of the failure.
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THE ORNITHOLOGIsTS' UNION.
opening Of the Annual Convention ~
the National Museum.

The annual convention of the American Or.
nithologists' Union began to-day at the Ma.
uonal Museum. The union will be In session
two days and, perhaps, three days, listening 20
papers and reports and considering matters of
interest to birds and to ornithologists.
Mr.. A. Allen, Of the American Museum OF
Natural History, New York, the president Of
the union, called the body to order to-day. DIR.
c. Hart Merriam, Of the Agricultural bureau, Is
the secretary, and Mr.. Charles B. Cory, Of Bos-
ton, treasurer. There are two vice presidents,
DR.. Elliott COues and Mr.. Robert Ridgway, of
The smithsonian Institution. The active mem.
bers present to-day wereJ J. A. Allen, New Yor K;
d. =. Baiiey, New York; Prof. spencer +. Baird.
OF the Smithsonian institution; Prot. w. B.
Barrows, Of the Agricultural department Capt
Charles +. Bendire, q. S. A.; WIN. Brewster.
Cambride, Mass; Charles b Cory, Boston; DIR.
Elliott Coues, Of the Smithsonian; DR.. Albert
s. Fisher, Agricultural department.; Prof. Theo.
N. Gil, OF the Smithsonian; Col. n. 5. Goss, To-
peka, Kansas; Henry w. Henshaw, OF the
Smithsonian Institution; DR.. G. Hart Mer-
riam, OF the Department of Agriculture; Or. d.
w. Prentiss, OF this city; Kooert Ridgway, of
the Smithsonian; john II. Sage, OIL Portland,
Conn; George b. Sennett of New York, and
Dr. Leonard Stejneser, OF the Smithsonian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-16

WINNIPEG, MAN., Nov. 16-A movement
mas been started here 10 present the Prince OF
w Naes with testimonial iUr hIs serv Ices ia con-
nection with the colonial ex xhibition.
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LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 16.-A heavy west
bound freight train ON the fennsyivania rail-
road was wrecked west Of M0untville this
morning by the breaking q an axle. Nine cara
loaaed with hixh-eiass uoods, were teiescoped
xnd colnpieteiy oemoitsh0d. Both tracks were
blocked Ior over four h0uE1. Nobody was hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-16

(ESS PHOsViTE--THIs sCOMBINATION. OF
- Sallsaya- Wild Cherry and HorsfOrd's Acid
Phosphates, popns- efficient Brain and Nerve
ISnir and snie-Raard agains. Malaria. sold at
MiLBt RN'S PHARMACY, l42S Peunsylv ania ave.
Ill bNttles or on dTaught TN soda Wu,er us
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Washington News and Gossin.

THE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR To
DAY contains the account of man In this city
with big pretensions," the protection Of
oirds, Col. 1ngersoll's sayings on the labor
problem, petticoats in politics, the B. and o.
report, Mrs. Parsons antecedents, girl called
by her dead lover, telegraphic dispatches, etc.
The advertisements are classified as fol-
lows: Auction Sales, Educational, Proposals.
Dry Goods, Ladies' Goods, Books, Family
Supplies, Wood and Coal, Specialties, House
furnishings, Gentlemens Goods, Attorneys,
Pianos and Organs, Sewing Machines Finan-
cial, Medical, Professional, Dentistry, Rail-
roads, Potomac River Boats, Steamers, The
Trades, Undertakers.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY. Internal
revenue. S17s,53s; customs, S473,797.
REIMPoRTED WHIsKY.-The Treasury de-
partment has informed q correspondent, who
asked for information on the subject, that as
retmported domestic whisky is subject to duty
under section $500, Revised Statutes,it is to be
the same as other dutiable merchandise, and
therefore cannot be transferred while in ware
mouse into new packages unless such transfer
Is necessary for the of the contents.
The GRIDIRON CLUB will dine with the
Clover club at the Hotel Bellevue, Philadel-
phia, Thursday evening. The members Of the
Gridiron club will leave for Philadelphia on a
special car at eleven o'clock on Thursday
morning, returning in the same car on Friday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-16

THE SUPPLY OF DRINKING WATER ABoCr TO m
CURTAILED-
VIENNA, Nov. 16.-This caty 10 suffering from
Q long-continued drought. IL has not ruined
Ior several weeks. The conduits supplying ny.
drAuiic powers and baths have beer cut on for
u week throughout the town ana the authort-
ties aEe about 70 curtaat The dEanking supplv.
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t -
Et>[As Have removed To their Office 1921
ST. Wnere they oiier bargains in Real
tate Sc, erai Id per cent investments in residence
property In he orthwest Money always ON hand
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AMERICANS ARRESTED Iy RussIA.-Six
American citizens nave been arresied In south
ern kussia for preaching IN AN ortnodox assem-
minister xt ST. Petersburg, has been ende~vor-
ing 10 fnduce ehe authorities W release the
prisoners but 70 LAT has teen unsuccessful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-16

REMOVED THE CoUNTRY SEAT BY FORCE
A uispatch from Monteviueo, Mlnn., OF Nov. IL,
says: AT O'clock this morning tie court nous,
o. Lnis county was brOaken into, presumably by
u Madison delegation. The END Oh the brick vault
Was battered down aliO the complete county
records taken. The Durgiar-prooi sale oI the
county treasurer was also taken. TIE safe il
SAID 70 contain considerable money beioiig ing
TO the county. Madison was voted the county
seat At the last election. Governor Hubbard
received u telegram from the county auditor
Madison aud asking tor instructions. Cover
nor Hubbard answered: "Ihe county attorney
and sherln will be abIo to secure obedience 10
men, with teams, from MaalsoE loaded tne
courthouse, wnich Is y frame building 30 by 40
auo two s.ories nigh, on four large truck wagons,
70 Madison c0mmehced, ana IT ls probable thaA
it is now Al Madison, fourteen miles uistai,t
Intense excitement prevails throughout the
county.
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KINGSTON, Ont, Nov. ia citizen Of this
place went 10 New York last week and pur.
chased 81 900 In counterfeit bills ior t6O. he
Was under Tue impression thai ne had got what
he had bargaaneu ior. but on opening ms vsllse
for Inspection at Cape Vincent the customs Of1-
merely u roll OF sawdusL ana rubbish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-16

TTHE PROOF OF THE PUDDING
Electric Hair Restorer is the only reliable root
and herb tonic in existence lead sulphur
GREASE Is now for sale by ali hrst-class druggists
generally For two the public of this and other
Sie> ha, asked " have the Electric HAIR Restorer
Pos upon .he N arket. but for many did
not Now the puolc III be able TO pure hsse wit hout
tne necessity OF a month treatment Hholesaie and
.s a. ne pariors of Mrs Dr. J. sEAMES, Derma-
I'D fennss Isania ave, next door PalaiS
tonsGiiatioa iree- scalp treaied singiy OF
=. c.ss, "a 1ohth shaInpooing and Haircutiing.
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Hune Hamselr q q Beapoee.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-J. Nicholson, 46 years
old. . Canadian, was found dead In his rooIn
commitled suicide BY hanging himself 70 the
bedpu0t
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