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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21
PILES 1! PILES! PILES!
A SURE CURE FOUND AT LASTI
NO ONE NEED SuFEER.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated piles han been discovered by
DR., Williams ian Indian Remedy, called DR..
Wiliiams's Indian Pile Ointment A single
box has cured the worst chronic case OF Is
or 10 years standing, No one need suffer
ave minutes after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions, instruments
and electuaries do more harm than good.
Willlams's Indian Pile Ointment absorbsthe
tumors, allays the intense itching, (particu-
arlyat night after getting warm in bed,
acts as poultice, gives instant relief, and is
prepared only for Piles, itching OF the pri
ate parts; and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. N; 0otinberry of
CLEVELAND says about DR.. Williams's Indian
0intment: 81 have used scores of Pile Cures,
and II affords me pleasure TO say that have
8 ever found anything which gave such I'm
mediate and permanen relief as DR.. vii
Isms's Indian Ointment" For sale by
druggists and mailed on receipt OF price, 81.
TRAZIER MEDICINE CO, Prop'rs,
Cleveland, o.
PnEuss a PIRoT ents sAngeles
2stf siaf Oa.ilt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21

LADIES, use Gilmore's Aromatic Wine for
nervousness and sleeplessness. For sale by
II. D. Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by
d, II. Heinzeman. 12o North Main street.
II you want good fitting truss call at q. II.
Heipxeman's Drug Store, l22 Main street,
who keeps the largest assortment of trusses
n hand In Southern California.
For lame back, side OF chest. use Shiloh
porous Plaster. Price % cents,
The largest stock OF drugs, medicines, per
fumeries and toilet articles In Southern Cal
iornia, at @. T. Heinzeman's
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21
DIR. LIE BIG

SOres swelling Ofthe Glands, sore
Mouth. Throat and Bone Pains, per
ITnT1fJu Debility, fmpotency, 5emina
NtflV UUN Losses, Sexual Decay, Menta /
and Physical Weakness, Falling Memory (.
ments to Marriage, ETC., from excesses. or
Youthful iollies, or any cause, speedily,
safely and privately cured,
Young, Middie-nged ana Olu men
pc Renee, consult the. old European Ply
stefan at once. His opinion costs nothing,
and may save future misery and shame.
When announcement to visit the city foi
re atment, medicines can be sent every
where by express free from 0bser va-
tiOn, 1t Is selfevident that a physician
who gives his whole attention TO a class Of
diseases attafns greater skill and
phy sicians throughout the country. knowtng
This frequently recommend difficult cases
to the Oldest Specialist, by whom
every known good remedy Is used.
The Doctors age and experience make
his opinion of supreme importance.
EgThose who call see no one but the
Doctor. Consultations free and sacredly
confidential. Cases which have failed
in. obtaining relief elsewhere especially 50
treated. The DOct0r will agree to forfeit
81 800 for a case undertaken not cured.
Call or write Hours: Daily. from . A. NJ.
to 4 p M, 6.to 8 evenings. sundays,l ~ "a *
only. SEND FOR THE SANITARIsT GuIDn TO
HEALTH. SENT FREE. Address as above.
It is Acknowledged by the Medical World
that the name LlEBlti would have been
imnortalized, even had the discovery Of the
life-giying material composing the bsebis
wonderful German lnyigOfat0r
been his only gift to suffering humanity.
SO eifectual and successful has been the
treatment OF all Private Diseases and Spe
cial Complaints fmen, by the DR., L1EBle
method, that the Liebig Dispensary now has
a monopoly of such diseases on the Pacific
Coast--in fact, many are coming from the
Eastern States to be cured.
The Doctors fame as O. specialist for
diseases of men Is universally known and
hundreds are daily ayailing themselves of
the opportunity Of free consultation, per
sonaiiy or by letter In all languages.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21
ItE1yH DysPEysARy.

400 Geary Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Private entrance, 405 Mason street, four
blocks up Geary street from Kearney. Main
entrance through Dispensary Drug Store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21
DIR. usI11KsIG+'@
DIR. LIEBIG's


WOndeffuI Germah IuvIEOfutOf
Permanently prevents ali Unnatural Losses
from the system, tones the nerves, strength
ems the muscles, checks the wsrte, fnvigor-
ates the whole system, and anc stores the
The reason so many cannot get cured OF
Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Manhood, ETC., is
owing to complication called PRU5TOR-
RHEA with HYPERAETHESIA, which Be
quires peculiar treatment. Dr. Liebig's In
Yigorator is the only positive cure for PROS
T0RR HEA, with peculiar special treatment,
used at the LIEB19 DISPEN5ARY.
Price OF InvfgoratOr 81. Case OF
six bottles, $40. Sent to any address, COW
cred securely from observation.
Most powerful electric belts free to pa
tients.
10 PROVE THE woNDERsuL POWER Of, the
IMMIGRATION
A &x Bottle Given or sent Free.
ro,,s,itatto,, fr.,s and x,riyata 1I..a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21
PHYSICIANS

PHYSICIANS
DIR. REESE,
SURGEON AND PHI YsICIAN.
fkCIALrIES:-- diseases the Eve Ear.
NOSE. Throat aud Neck, Skin Diseases,
diseases Of the Urinary Organs, Female
Also Surgical Operations as for Ftstula.
structure, Cancer, Polypus. and all Tumors:
Jhronic Ulcers. Varieose Veins and Rectal
H. OFFICE. Rooms fs-i1ei5 scHU-
MACHEk BLOCK, Spring street opposite
Postoffice, Los Angeles, Cal.
Piles treated without the use Of knife,
Ligature or Caustic remedies novbtf
WALTER LINDLBY. win Edgar Llndlsy.
M. ID. M. ID.
Once Hours-2t to 4 lOfice Hours-10 4. N.
Pm. to I'm.
once and Residsnce-2s7 South Spring 81
Telephone AZ. jan1-tf
ISAAC FELLOWS, M. D.,
HoMGoPATHisT.
Office Hours II to u A. M.,2to6P.
ohlce-Nos. and s odd Fellows Building,
Los Angeles, Cal llys
N. HILTON WILLIAMS. NJ. D., NJ C. PS.U
Specialist IN Diseases OF the Head, Throat
and Chest, including the Eye. Ear and
once, 275 North Main street. tnext the
Diamond House.l
ONCE hours. from 10 A. n. to ar. NJ.
--------------- IepzVII -.
A. F. DARLING. M. D.,
600 ULisT AND AURIsT
oFFIoE. l2o N. Main st.. Los Angeles. Gal
OFFICE HoUHs-iO A. NJ. to4P
oct31d&wtf Hf
DR.. O. F. Dillingham;,
araduste and Member Royal college surgeons.
England.
diaduate and Member Royal College Pbysi.
cisns, Edinburg.
u N. MAIN STREET. NEAR FIRST STREET
Consultation hours; to 10 A. \, atos'
DIR. j. p. WIDNEY
wIDNEY BLOCK, FIRST STREET.
Between Main and Spring.
OFFICE HOURS. a%lz 4, n
Residence, s2l South Hill Street.
Telephone, ofsice 50, House 5e-a janzsti
DR.. CHAs. A. n. De szIcETnY.
OFFICE Schumacher Block. opposite Posi-
office, rooms 20 and n. REsIDENCE:-Poar
street, corner Ninth flIrSFr.
Ofice hours: 10 TO IL A. n; . to4s Eli tt
P. NJ at residence Telephone No. at office AND
residence. lee Day and night calls answered.
ensu
M. p. CHAMBERLAIN. N. D..
.oFFIcR:AND. RESIDENCE.
Cor Faik and Boyle Avenues.
BOYLE HRIaHTs. my2tf
Dr.. Joseph Kurtx
No. scs Main street. Opposite Baker Biloxi
s1Eys and ear dissAsss treated With the eae
speciaiiss. apxz
MAs5HR d WILDER.
ID III M II I - II ~.
PARLoR Is NADEAU BLOCK.
TEETH WITHOUT A PLATE.
deceit
j. ADAMS. M. D..
R Once o 2se N Ms,a st. opposite The g g
Telephone SEQ. Physician and Surgeon II
charge OF Medical and Surgical Dispensary
All acute and chronic diseases successfully
treated. OFFICER H0URs-l0 10 IL A. \.
to 8 and to ?. N. Sundays, 10 10 I.
A. NJ. Calls in the city promptly ATTENDED
70, day or night. sepi2-tf
DR.. KIG ID RI
Honoepath1st.
Adjoining THE PosToFF1cE.
Treats in particular diseases Of the Ey,
and Ear, rheumatism. Piles, Liver Com
piaint. Dyspepsia TumoTs, external I'd IN
ternal: Cancers, Sexual Diseases and Weak
nesses. sait-rheum, Chronic Sores. Scale
Head, Removes Moles aud Corns al once
with mild applications. Wild hairs re
moved from the eyes with especial care.
dec7
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
- -
FsAsK T. ADAMS. FRANK ADAMS
ADAMS 60 SON,
Real Estate Dealers and MolsT Broker,
once No. ia North Spring Street. 8
Iuproyed and up,mnyov4a City and cc,rty,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-21
Notice to Stock Breeders.

All parties concerned are hereby notified
that all money due for the service of my
Percheron Norman stations, "Wideawake,
Jr. :" and welcome" must be paid to JOHN
REIMER, my agent, or to
siyi6-u e! II. oMELVENY, Owner,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
NORFOLK
MARROW ESCAPE IRON A BIG COT.
TON FIRE.
Lively Work-Ths aiuing-ship-Nili-
tary Notes-Rell Dead-Eew
Machinery, &C, &c.
of the Richmond Dispatch


NORFOLK, November Il. 1856.
The cotton II Of this c,ty barely cs-
capped destructive coufagrati0n last night.
several bales Of cotton among several thou
sand were discovered on fire on the east
pier OF the Old Dominion steamship wharf.
A gang Of men were hurriedly rushed 10
the spot, and with great care the burning
taies were all thrown overheard before the
sparks reached the bulk of the cotton.
About thirty bales were damaged. There
was very exciting time Oh the pier Tor
awhile.
There are now eight ships loidinC cot.
ton at the wharyes for Europe-six OF them
steamships.
The sales Of cotton In this market YES
ierday were 3.0l3 bales. being the largest
spot sales Of the day ut any port in the
| Unit States.
Heavy seas and very thick weather Il re-
ported along the coast to-day, with storm
coming.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern inspected the col.
ored military companies Of PORTSMOUTH
last night
The training-shIp jamestown has been
ordered 10 give the naval apprentices
months cruise in the Chesapeake bay, and
Will leave the Roads a. soon as the weather
l. favorable. The Jamestown needs very
little attention at the navy-yard, as she was
here two months ago.
The Howard Association. OF this city.
has donated $500 10 the Norfolk NewsbOys'
Association.
The crews Of the British cotton.ships in
port have raised $50 for the widow Of the
sailor drowned from the steamship King
dom last Sunday.
4 Young msn named William JOY, Of
shooting party from the North, on yacht
in the hsrbor en- route 10 the duckIng-
grounds on the Carolina sounds. fell dead
while drinking a cup OF coffee on board last
night.
There was O mass-meeting OF the citizens
Of Portsmouth held at the City Hall last
night TO urge the authorities TO more rigidly
enforce the sunday liquor law against the
salOOn-keepers. The people want all the
back and side-dOors closed.
cunning party from New Jersey, on
The yacht Defiance, is in port for a weeks
shooting on James river. Judge Il. j. Nor
ris aud Or. J. O. Green, Or. L. NJ. Crater
and Dr. james Chasey, OF Long Branch, are
in the party.
All the machinery for enlarging the Nor.
folk WateT-W Orhs has arrived, and is now
beng erected.
Nj. Charles Rowland. q photographer OF
this city, died IN Columbus, o., yesterday.
superintendent ". A. MatthesOn, Of the
Ocean View railroad. returned Yesterday
FRI n a months stay al the Buffalo LltlIIa
Springs.
Charles NJ. Hatfield, vell-known steam
boat engineer Of this city, Is dead. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13

No truth tn the sfovy that ne re
cent, k,,scd One sf Hts Atdss.

A paris cable dispatch 10 the New York
" OTld say, iotT correspondent bad
conversation to-day with man who holds
Intimate relations with the diplomatic
coEps ~ Paris and VIM y q very close
frirnd o. NJ. Cyon. The Russian journalist.
and former associate ~ N. EIik0t, OF the
Moscow G0zetie, vbn haS Fecon'iv a~suDrd
the management q Nine. Adsm's N0urelte
Estue. Referring 10 the rrpOrt of the
ALLEGED murder NJ 'OnDt Ge Reutern by tue
Emperor Of Russia. ~ said:
s.The sensatiou.l account telegraplied
IRON vienna 10 the Morning ChrOHicie, 81
London. Of the murder by the Car OF one
Of his aids.de-ean,p, Count de Reulern, 10
a base British falsebOOd. No such person
n the Count De Reutern has ever existed.
OF the two gentlemen hearing that name,
hut both untitled. who were on the stan of
ms Majesty, one died si Livadia TAFT SUM
mer OF consumption, and the other. Alex
ander. resides 81 CaDucs ana u In the en-
ioymept Of excellent beal;h.-
Div informai added: AN authentic
contradiction % this lbel on the Car was
cshled TO q certain New York Journal. bu,
wa killed in passing through the han j. OF
the London representative " said iourniL
II h fact hat nothing favorable to Russia
even though Il be true. en- DE filtered
through London for America.
Referring TO The subject subsequently IN
taking 10 o member Of the Russian DiDlo-
matte service here, he said: " The thing
has been concerted by an English CORE
spOndcnt. ] understand that there has
been s settled purpose not 20 let the contra.
diction Of the affair, and the fact that the
Russian Emperor has been libelied grossly,
80 through England Ia America. There
are foreign Journals. ] am morally certain.
and one ~ them j. IN New York, which arc
m the pas II the Briti-h Goyernme ut, or st
least IT, London correspondent -
TIE u Orld adds
A copy Of the above dispatch Was sub
United hy World reporter u The Russian
Nice-C Onsu.. . state street. New YORK.
After reading II the Nice-Consul said:
Z" corroborate that. Every word In re-
lati0n to the murder Of the mythical Count
DE- Reutcrn hy the RUSSIAN Emperor, ~
given by the " Orld's Paris correspondent,
l. true. There IL not aud ba. been no such
man. and have already said 80, though
the base ial.ehOOd.' ~ your correspondent
call. II, 20, uncOntradirted. Ofthe Two Reu-
terms mentioned know Of tne one who died
Ia livadis. The Oth,r. presume, l. living
nj Cannes, a. mentioned. A. to the fe-
peated cable dispasChe. from London that
the Emperor Of Russia l. yerging on ~
sanity and afraid ~ hi, shadow, all ! M
say l. that. 80 lar a. know. hi Milesty u
in the enjoyment II splendid health and Is
iu the best Of spirits. There l. no truth
whatever IN the dispatches from London,
and the Emperor moves among hi, sub
irrl. inst W do the other soyercigns VI
Itt,Dp -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
CONFIRMING = nuraer.
lRv telecrnnh no me Dlsnatcn


pTs NONE. a.. November l2.-Cilf0rd
Betmzu. arrested 81 Cre.c0 0n suspicion oi
being concerned b. Zoe murder % Joha
E0bcr'y. whose dead body was recent
found near that T'ace, Ia, confessed. im-
pi@tiue % companion, John Wentworth.
~ uc murderer. u n- confession Bee
nan ,ays that 90 the night o. June 1871 De-.
Wentworth. and H7heriy were driukinr
WhiskCf together lu town. when o QUAR-
arose between Hoberiy and Weniworth.
during which tAe h;fcr -irick the Other
over The head with 8 club. Fearing that
Hoberiy was killed, t.cy PIT him mt
Q buggy and drove 20 the timber.
about half mile from town. w here Went
worm took Lim out. put ham 10 the busbr.
aAd fred two bullets into hi, skull 10
turning o. the buggy, be- remarked % Bee
man that be Lad fixed him sure" Bee.
man says be returned % town. while Wect-
worth drove the horse and buggv. whiri
belonged 90 The dead man. D. Eidgewsr.
ten liics east OF CrcscO, whore h. tied al.
horse to post and lrit hin. Beetnap tbe-
left the country and returned % farmwors
in Winnesliek county. The lniurie- f1
tie dead man's skull corToboraic Beemau
story.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13


CHICAGO, November l2-The general
situation al the Union Stock Yards shows
no essential change beyond the fac; that ap-
plicaBts for work were more DumerOu, than
on any previous day, and many % the old
men were included in the list, having AZ
psTeniiy concluded 10 accept the protection
sGOl ded them and secure their former places
while there is It'll opportunity. Troop,
guarded all the main approaches thi, morn
lBg, but encountered no turbulent crowds.
THE BOYCOTT QUESTION CONSIDERED.
4 local paper say, hi, morning The 70
suit OF many hours consultation between
Committeeman Barry, Master Workman
Butler. snd members % the several Ike.
cutive Board, m District No. g. - q the
next move against the packers was the i--
suing OF boycot'-circular against the
goods Of Armour a Co. This ha. been IN
consideration for some DAYS, and the boy
colt.CiTcuiar va, prepared yesterday. but
the fear tlsi t. would not he sustained By
she General Executive Board h2s caused IL
70 De withheld. p0wderley's weIi-re-
membcred advice las: sprin- thsi the time
had not come for the eishi-hour movement
stood IN the way Of the B0'rd'- ordering
be boycott % sustain the Il ht f)r
ile cight-hour movement solely. This
Va -ericu. obstacle, and ii
ha, not yc. been fully overcome
uui tie situation demanded some heroic
measures. aud 1t !, evident thai District
- ha. determined Co take the risk - having
O.. work overturned by higher authority
rather than not Try 81 Oh.
District Assembly -. KNIGHTS % Labor
held special meeting last night Il wa
decided o. grant District 40. - pow ~ %
ado the name 90 Distric; 80. - 10 ali the
boycott-ciTcu.lr. against Armour 3 Co.
one small not. promptly nipped in The
rud. was al that occurred al the stock
ward. to-day g. relieve tie mon0iony OF the
situation. one hundred strikers attempted
% tear N piece, the outut OF & r-ccntis-en-
gac-G cmpioye ~ armour & Co., who was
moving g. . new place ri rsidence. some
sheriff. deputies iuieTirred before much
cauIagC vas done. Int The mob remained 10
.he vicinity, and al ia-, accounts the unf0T-
turafc employ mas stll under the prOlcc-
lion n strong guard.
IlCrt j. a large increase iu tee number
q men =; work. and ID would seem tia, in
icw Gsys the houses would have full gsnss
q work. Ouc packer. on looking over a
crowd ~ ,OHO or more. remarked that thc
mstCri4. VS. none ~ tho best. and would
need considerable wedding ont before 8,
would pc very seryiceabie. There is
crowd o. coiOred people among the iin-
IOTitC Mcn.
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Ar tnciann Tough Rilieo.

CHICAGO. November IA Tmes sp.~
c'il from AIica. Ind. .ays samuel Girlrd,
r. rough character. who uas beer terror
.zirc Warreu county Tor several years, VS.
Elltd Yesterday. For two week. the peo-
u'e q Battle-Ground have been missing ya-
rtoti. articles. aud cline ~, given 10 The
udeyr. last Tuesday. when = sk.G wss
stolen. John shaw. Edward Birch John
Cunningham. and jesse ShortDridre iGi-
lowed the Thieves down the wabash, and
IL kicha poo diAruf cred lawn-tcnt which
had heck stolen. They found {, unoccu-
pied and sccretsC thcmseiyr- 10 await the
return OF The occupants. Early yesterday
morning thev saw man pearing over the
hiul lwcniv feet above them, pointing a
large pistol ~ ib-m. simultaneously three
OF Tive watchers fred guns. and the man
dropped dead, four bucS-n0l having en-
tered L,s heart. LIc coToner's verdict was
death from buc1-a0i- ound, al hands I'm
known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
National Poison Congress.

ALBANIA. Ga. November L. AT the
Nslonal Prison Congress this morning
Hon 4. l.. Wceden. o. Rhode Island. de-
-ciihtd the prison methods In that state.
Captain Daniel Russell, state agent for re-
formed c0ryicts I'm Massachusetts. gave his
oSp'riencc. he showed that IN Nassachu-
ST ~ the discharged prisoner has friend
~ tie state, which finds employment for
him. thu- giving him practical aid and en-
cOurae,mcnt i0 genuine reform. Mr.. Lyt-
tie. corresponding secretary Of the Phtias
deiubia Prison >Ocie.Y. described the way
N which the inspection 81 prisoner. l. car
riCd on IL that State. Chaplain Mllligan,
81 the Western peniteniiary, al Allegheny,
Pa. urged the establishment NJ assertions
10 provide employment for discharged prls-
nners.
At the afternoon session the shcrbon
Mass prison Tor women was described by
4. J. spaldine. ~ Boston. Mrs. j. X.
Barney, Oi Rhode Island. read a paper on
police and prison matrons. brs. Harper,
~ Atlanta, spoke OF tie WORT which III
Icing done 10y the Woman Christian
Temperance | MON u Georgia in the con-
Wet camps. A reception was given from
3 10 O'Clock by Governor Gordon
in honor Of the Association. Az the eve.
ming session the report. Oi the officers were
read. Farewell speeches we're thea mado,
nnd the Congress adj iourned 10 mett 10
Toronto next year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-13
nOobY.s rmUnCH nURsED.
one NJ fhicsge's Ramsss Edinces 0ut
tea hy ascsndfary Fire.
fBy teleeYupb N the IHmsson.I

CHICAGO, November f2-At 2:5J O'Clock
this morning fire was discovered in the
hasnmeni ~ the Chicago.hyeDue church.
better known as M0ody's church, NJ
the corner Of Chicago and La sale avenues.
An alarm was given. but before the engines
could respond the flames hsd burst through
the trst noor into the lectureroom. Here
their Jury was checked for while,
NJ vas supposed. but concealed by
the dense smoke, the fire had crcpt up
TO the second floor. and soon eaten it,
way INTO the auditorium on the second
floor. Fed here hy the multitude OF
cushions and other ln1ammabie furnish
iDss, the times spread with surprising IA
pidity ana IedouOled ferceness. seconi
alarm wa hastily turned IN. The burning
cushions and other material gave forth Al
most impcnetrable volumes Of smoke, which
fol time repulscd the effort Of the fire.
men o. enter the church. The staiDed-glass
wlndowf. which had begun TO crack from
the heat. were dashed In with axes. and ~
q few minutes half dozen streams were
playing on the fire. which chung with Oh
stinate persistence to the furniture anf
other light con bustiDles in the room. Al.
ter nearly three quarters OF an hour Of
hard work the flames were 20. under con
troll and the fire confined to the church
building.
lncendiarism is believed by some 10 be
the cause ol The FIRE. II /. said that al 1880
O'Clock this morning policeman saw some
one in the interior OF the building. Mr.. ID.
i. Turner, the ilnitor. said that all tue
members Of his ilmiIv had retired At that
hour. Rev. Mr.. Co.'S could not understand
the origin OF the flames IN the part OF the
building where they were discovered. I'M
les the fire was set. He said there might
have been an over-heaied pipe from
one Of the seven furnaces which are
located In the building. The Church
society was organized by the Rev.
Dwight l.. Moody. the evangelist, In 1869,
and occupied 4 small building on Chicago
avenue, near Franklin street, until the
great fire OF 1871. Immediately after that
time Mr.. Moody built the present church
structure, soliciting and receiving contri-
buttons from all parts II the clooc, until
100000 was raised. The auditorium OF
the church was the largest IN Chicago,
though, perhaps the painest IN design.
since the building was first erected, alter
a.lons and improvements have been made
10 the extent Of S3j,000. The walls Of the
church arc uniniured aud the tOtallOss will
not exceed Sl5.G0O.
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The Bulgsrian Throne.
[By Anglo-Americsn cable TO the Dispatch

st. PETERsBURG. November l2.-The
German 81. Petersburg Gazette Gays that
Prince Mingreia is the onlv possible Rus
sisn candidate for the Bulgarian throne.
and thinks his selection would he sure b
be approved by the other Powers. The
same paper says: a" II will be some time be-
fore quiet Is restored in Bulgaria sufficiently
10 render m election % prince possible
under conditions which Russia would re-
coguize as legsl"
VIENNA. November 12.-It is semroti
cialiy stated that Prince Mingrelia is looked
upon with general disfayOr throughout
Austria as a candidate for the Bulgarian
throne.
SOFIA, November 12.-Wben Captain
NalukofF, the Russian who led the BOur-
cas revolt, has been formally sentenced 10
death be Will be transferred 10 the custody
Of General Kaubars.
sOPIA, November 12.--The King Of Den
mark. on behalf Of bis son, Prince Waldo
mar, has sent telegram to TiruOYa eX-
pressing thanks for the honor conferred
upon bis son. but declining upOn any con-
dition 10 allow him 10 accept the throne.
Il j.. therefore. needless 10 send deputl-
ton 10 Cannes TO meet Prince Naltemlr.