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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

with penalties interest and costs for each year as
IN the S e M ot
improvements on account of Improvement Of
one and sS ss
sessed in the name Of Henry Landon. trustee the
q
sessnent is charge on subdivision lots "a 20 and "a
twenty fourt fronting street north running back
o S.
nse 525 running back with that width seventy-fiye
sss. sss ii 1s
SeT.iass,s 10 g square No; 1885, 10. of
tsentS street west sbuttnx the north thirty $50
feet front Of lot ten Q0S in square numbered one
%s II he 81 Il
with g 10 9ss cent soI per annum from No
s0 c ,h aSt the June 50
c sns aSs . No ISIS: square No. 1885, lot IL
vest sSattins ot IN square numbered one
rnS s the IN s n
with interest ct per cent per annum from Nov. To-
{. osTiisssss No; 1857 square No, $50: 70. % and
s ssss hundred and a
q With At 10 cent pes
annu from November o n Ia ls72 and other cost.
iwenty Ss in ssia square na%bsreS eight hun;
Emanuei Mason, in the amount of &174.70 with in
terest at 10 per cent snnun from March 49, 1877
Also, general tar for the following ending June
3d. For 1886. 9I0 43; 1885, e1943 assessed in the
name OF I. NJ Saunders; 1884 410 49, 1883 1904 !:
| 1882. ego Al; 1881. 830.4l: 1880. e30.4l; 1879,
&3O41; 1878, $50. Al assessed in the name of VIII
liam Deacon; 1877, e3041 assessed in the name Of
Emanuel Mason with penalties. interest and costs fof
Cerii6csse No. 1913; square No. 7s7: lot part Of
| 10-lssued on acconnt Of the Improvement OF East
numbered seven hundred and eighty seven (567 said
(21 front OF said lot assessed in the
name Of Peter McNamsrs,in the amount Of Is with
inter st at 10 per cent per annum from November FL
Certincate No 1866 square No 72S; lot IL and i'm
proyements-Issued ON account Of the improvement
81 East Capitol street. AUDITING lot eleven I'D, in
| souare numbered seven hundred and twenty eight
(726) assessed in the name Of n @. Ordway In the
amount OF e27357, with interest q 10 PSF cent per
/ onnum from November II. 1879. and other costa.
Certihrate Nc. 1850: square No 301: lot snd i'm,
Water street south sbutsng lot two CD IN square
sessed in the name OF n. A. Kmme In the amount Of
$685. L. with interest ct 10 cont per snnum from
November II, 1872, and other costa
| Also, al Of tax for paving and curling footwAy
oSO0 81 with interest at 10 cent per snnum from
kuxust Ia 1859 (for the Improvement of 9th street,
| Also, I'll Of tax for paving aud curbing footway
o61O1 a. With interest s3 10 per cent per from
NOvsMhsr y 1860 tfor the improvement Of water
ss sssss.l g. icr The following year. enaing Jun.
= 30: For 1887. el60.S6; 1SS6 s10Le1; 1855
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
Australia.
IMPERIAL APPOINTMENTS,

SIDNEY, N s., NV. % In the as
semi ly to-day the premier moved an i'd
dress to the queen, advising that the
office of governor OF the colony hence
forth be confined to the Glass OF public
men who can be called TO assisting
the government in The empire,
that the colonial governments be In
formed OF the proposed nomln ttions. n
ius,i.ying the address the premier N very
moderate teTms admitted the RICH! OF i'm
pe.l.l sanction, bu. areued thst tue posi-
ton ought to be 81 object out OF smol-
tiop, similar to that CT cabinet minister.
No man ought to be appointed merely for
the sake CT the salary. He asked the
house to take O rash step, snd to strain
to the principle. Tasy would De unable,
however, he said to refrain from Joining
with their sister colonies in asking such 4
reasonable concession. Alter lengthy
debate, 10 which the speakers Almost
unanimously concurred with the premier,
tha sdd:ess WAS sgreed 10 without divis-
ion,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
CHICAGO ANaaCRIs}IC CIRCULAR
rne Workman Urged to Organize aud FiEh'
for Bis RgGtz.

rns EorLman Urged to Organize aud FiEh'
for Bis R'gGtA.
CHICAGO, liz, NV. 23 An anarchist
circulo. 81 the style manufactured by Par
sons aud Spiss, was we'll distributed to,
dsy through the saloons OF the west and
norshwes. eecs!ors OF the city. After
asking egcripti2rs 10 offend the snip
posed dyuamittra, K:oneb, Chiedoun
s2d S=vic, waose trial Is 70
begin Moadsy, tie circular si!s;
IN Notwithstanding the Law fas
murdered c number CT oar bre!h en- IRIS
csp!.a.istic beast thirsts for more olood.
sDi apparently will no, &c satisfied until
t gets l.. TIE wCrkiugmen OF Chicago
cspro: tell cow what will hsppen. ANY
day they are liable TO be taken away from
their fsmilies and locked up in Jail On &C
count Of some trivial complaint from cap
| ital.
The paper goes On to say that capita
must be crushed and claims the only way
TO do i.ig tor the woTkingman to organ
| z.afgh for his rights. The circular |!
printed In Garman snd Bohemian and !!
s,gued by Ftilz BeDtnin on oehsh OF tn
newly organized Abb siter Schulz Verelr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
Guilty Of MURDER.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa Nov. 1.-THE trlal
o: Peter Branski, charged with murder
resulted this afternoon in conyicticn. Ga
the u n Of Msy lsst Bfanskl came to the
house of Anioine Patlsrish, Polish miner
ct Dusty Tract, q lonely spot near Md
dlepo.t, and fading no one in the hcIss
but Mrs. Putlsrish, he Drained her
with an iron bar, and then rihed the
trunks belor ging to Putlsrish and his
brother, who boarded with him, Of sew
ersl nundred dollars. Agnes Ks:sch, i
domestic, who had been to the spring fer
water, sppesred and Bsranski killed her
with an axe. The house was burned and
the bodies OF the woman charred beyond
reconition. Bsranski collapsed utterly
t. day and nsd 10 be carried from tie
iail to the courtroom to hear the verdict
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24

u. all .. vII Oh 4,s proved ruthless. The
town wss not provided with any kind of
fire apparatus snd message WAS sent to
Salisbury for its department which 7e.
sponded in one hour from the receipt OF
the message. A strong n rthwest wind
sent the fam as lesping from one building
to another. The entire business portion
OF the town Is gone and only Two stores
remain. A! 1880 o'clock pm. the fire
wss all out The estimated loss is $780,
coo, partially covered by insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24

tHH mi snnounted at the morning
lhSLAA lRlt session, and nominations
were at once balloted for.
lEgsES5SSI Daniel j. Campbell tf
Scrsnton, Penn, nominated
T. V Powderly for reelection. Victor
Drury Of District Assembly 400 placed
the name OF Martin H9nley OF New Jer-
sey before the convention, and an ex'
delegate named Bnrchsy from Onshs wss
also named. great many seconds to
the nominations followed, SID the vote
resulted: PoHteyly. ia; Hsnley, 81;
Bu chey, IA.
For general WORTHY foreman, Morris L.
Wheat Of Iowa and Henry a. Beckneyer
OF New jersey were nominated. The
vote stood: Whsat, SO; Beckmeyer. %
As candidates for general secretary
Treasurer, tnres Esmes were presented.
George Durc&H, i cAmond, Va, named
Frederick Turner, Philadelphia, the ptes-
eat treasurer; PowGerly took the floor
ard nominated John W. Hayes OF New
J ,rssy, the present secretary, fnd W. u:
Price CT New York presented the naEe Of
Mrs A. P. Stevens Of Toledo, Ohio. Be
fore vote was taken motion to sd 1urn
was taken and carried.
When the convention resssembled tfEer
dinner haIloting was proceeded with, re
sultirg: Hayes, So; Turner, SO; Ms
Stevens, 80.
PowderIY having practically requested
the election Of Hayes, the result Is
Powderly victory. When Powderly go'
through with his nomination speech Tur
ner read letter sent him by the genera
master workman IN which he expressed
hope thst he Turner would sgsll bt
q candidate and would be elected. Mr.
Powderly ex planned the letter WAS writ
ten before the combination OF the tW!
offices hsd been suggested.
Mrs A P. Stevens presented the nam
OF Mrs. T. M. Barry as director and in
veetIgstor Of Woman's WorK. and she Wa
re elected by reclamation.
General M,sterworkmAn Powderiy va
chosep 10 represent the order st the Pafi
Exhibition.
After his reelection TO office MIR. Pc Il
DERBY took the e DOR and slated althoug
his s,lary had been left at $4,000 he Woul
accept only $1,000, and st the end OF ii
term the order could do what they please
with the balance.
ks candidates " members OF the ger
ersl executive boaid the general maste
, workman presented the nsmes OF "
Wrigh. Of Toronto, Ont j. j. Hplland
jacksonville, Els, John C)teil OF PtGls
burg, John Deylin CT Detroit, j. 4
Wright Of Plilcdelpaia, T. B. McGutr
of New York, z c. Traphagen CT ClH
cinuati sud J ]. Crowley OF CharlestoWI
MSS. o. tie first ballot 4 W Wrigt
; Of Toronto, J. j. Hollsnd, John Costel
NJ Pitts1urp were elected. Two mol
y ballots were necessary to elect Eour'
= member Of the board, John DeVlin CT d
tYott being chosen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
Prominent man Dead.

SOREL, P. O., Nov. 23.-Justice Arm
strong, agent IS, chairman OF the labor
commission, fell desd On the street here
to Gay from spoplexy. He had resided
over ten years in the Islerd Of st. Lucy,
West IHdies, Gs chief Justice. He also
WAS for some years president of the Mon
tresl and SoreI Railway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
A SCULLING RACE.
reemer and O'ooDnor Will Struggle for the
Championship of America.

Championship of America.
WASHINGTON, Nov. % The race be-
tween Teemer and O'Connor for the
championship CT America will probably
take place tomorrow afternoon. The
course is to be three miles with turn,
the start aud finish being opposite the
Cumberland .boathouse, and the turn
within short distance Of the
long bridge. TIE stakes are $1,000
8 side, but the real amount
Is $3.50 side, q bet Of $1,000 even havir g
been made to dsy by Morris and R0k bers,
hackers OF Teemer and O'Connor respec
lively. Both oarsmen are in good condi-
tlon, and showed up well in their pTac-
ticipg today. The people Of Washington
have taken very little interest in the race
on account OF the Hanlon and
Courtney failure here several years ago,
but as the time for the contest draws near
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
Fell from q House,
Special to the Gazette.

CLKBURNE, Tx, Nov. 23.-Abous
1880 this morning while a German
named Louis was on top Of L. C. Psdel-
ford's house, Just being erected, he lost
his footing and fell 10 the ground, and
received serious III uries internally which
may prove fatal. He is from Dallss and
is in the employ Of Contractor McGregar.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24

A COUP D'ETAT PREPARED.

PARIS, Nov. 23.-The Boulaser and
conservative journals charge the govern
ment with preparing coup d'etat TO be
carried out on the occasion OF the demon
s.rstIou st the grave Of the reVoiationist
R9udon on December 2. They alege
that the government agents viii mingIe
with the people in the cemetery OF that
d.y and provoke conflict. The leaders
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24

1t Is becoming more APPARENT that the
race will be good one. II is sit ac;lrg
considerable attention. People from
Toronto have come on to encourage
O'Conpor, and many friends OF Teem'r
have also arrived from Pittsoufg ana
other pieces. j. Elder, the well known
manager the Columbis Athletic Club OF
Washington, will be the referee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
British Ste a msr in 9 Gale.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 25.-The Brit'
ieh steamer Michigan, from London and
Swsnses, reports from November to l6
a succession of heavy westerly gslee,
with binding snow and nsil squsl!s and
high sess. TIE vessel was badly dam
sged. Qusrleruaster Josepl Cartwright
was Injured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
Eureha spripRs Arkans.r Burneo.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. "a special
from Eureka Springs, Ark says: fire
broke out about 8 80 O'Clock this morn l..
ing in dentists office and slthough an
slsrm WAS soon given the danes were
beyond control and the greater part CT
the business portion of the city was con-
sumed. The loss is estimated at about
5000, 900 with very little insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
At Waco,
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

WACO, TEX Nov Pa fire broke cut
st IL 8. N, to-day In the residence CT W.
f.; Montgomery on Thirteenth street and
Barr ard avenue, result ing in total loss
The house and furniture were insured for
$500 in the East Texas Fire Insurance
Company. Owing to bad Streets the ti;e
engine was unable to be Of shy assist
ance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
7 n. Jones & Co. r'' sssess. ret AZ.
FIRE RECORD.
Business Bouses Burned.

DIAL T MORE
ID Md, Nov. %.
A special from
PnComoke City,
Worcester county,
says: A FIRE broke
cut here ct Il
O'Clock yesterday
afternoon in the
drug store CT Dr.
j. Lruett Ii 6
bC 'ld.ng WAS sit
u2ted in the hear
OF the town ant
from the f 81 WIS!
s hopeless case
The buckle. An
ladder brigade diC
all In their power
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
A Forfeit pepoaitsd

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Jem Carney has
deposited $1,000 forfeit with the London
Sp lrting L fe for fight with Jack McAu-
LII for the championship Of the world in
the lightweight class.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24

giving efLUcHC5 IeShEu-
ing matters beyond his pei onsl knoWl-
edge. -,
Fac pres ding justice, Hammer, said re
admitted q e reports lnsde oy Inc pol,ce
81 the tire for what they were worth.
Witness. resumiBg, quoted from Stats
s.cs. wa.cn showed that November, 1897
to SEPTEMBER, 1884, 100 outrsges were
committed. On cross-exsminatioa wit
| cess said he believed thefsrmers ioids ed
| ,he cu,reaes In order to eysde tae
! payment CT rent. he kseH
{ of twenty bogus outrsges, He WAS
not aware that the men bad conniyed 10
outrage their own property in order 10
secure compensation from the quarter
sessions. BE did not think oil the outS
rspes were due to eecret societies. Som =
Of them were the result OF family quAf-
rels or Of private malice. He hsd con-
uected the league with moonlighting, be-
cause prior to the existence OF t1e league
Kerry had been petcefrl. -
Mr.. R3id, counsel for the PArne'iises,
said: "Whlt ia your ground for assum-
inc this connection"
Witness-At every meeting OF the
lesgue the landlords were denounced, as
both Of these classes became unpopular
and nearly every man who has been muir
dered belonged to either one class or the
other.
TIE COLoNY's REQUEST.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-The governor OF
South Australia on behalf Of the ministry
Of that colony has sent telegram to
Lord K1usford, Isupporting the seton Of
0 deensland government and promising
the use Of discretion Ia applying the new
powers asked.
GLADSTONE GOING ABROAD.
LONDON, Nv. 23-Mc. Gladstone viii
st.r, for Fl 0-erce December IS. Whtie
in Italy he Will visit r me and Naples.
AN AMERICAN INVENTION.
LONDON, Nov. % 1t is stated tr
! American has submitted to the Ffenct
government contriyarce By which dyna
i mite shtlls an be fred from ordinsr7
guns exploding at s target.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
KSIGaTs OF LABOR

Powde,Iy Reelected, But Not without
Strong Oppositioa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24

INDIAN APOLIS, IND Nov.
23-cae election OF OIL .
Gers took up the time Of
the Knights Of Labor gem
eral assembly to-day. This
WAS the order Of business
amounted at the morning
session, and nominations
were at once balloted for
Daniel j. Campbell q
Scranton. Pam. nominated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
Still IN DOUBT.
1t is Not Yet Known Certainly Which
Party viii Dominate in The
Ntxt House.
Preparations are Almost Completed
for the Assembling Of Congress-A
Short but-Busy Session
Tho Model OF New suu Boats Shows signs
Of Observation-Disclosures who Leave
the Capital Capital Goarip.
COMPLEXION OF TIE HOUSE.
Special to the Gazette.

ASHINGTON, Nov.
% Although the
douse Is probably
in doubt the Dem
,crats think that
heir chances are
favorable Of 8 ma
lUrity Of from ole
o three. Nsithe !
party will give II
up until the tlicial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-24
The Colonial Company Of Germany
Decides to Immediately Organ
Izs a Rslisf Expedition,
The Difficulties to be Overcome and
the Course to be Taken-0ther
Foreign Matters.
The French Government Charged With
Plotting Against tbs Peopls-'rhe
Psrnsu Commissien's Sessions.
England
THE PARNKLL COMMISSION.

ONDON, Nov. 23.-At
the sitting Of the Parnell
commission to-day ms
spector Of Police Hug
gins ties .ifled concerning
ou.r.ges At Castle Island,
County Kerry.
Sir Charles Russell OBJ
acted to the witness
giving evidence regard
, 1888-11-22
A DHah for rI.tb~rty,

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. l7.-Ten or
fifteen convicts attempted to escape from
the Tennessee penitentiary tonight by
cutting through the ceiling from the fourth
walk TO the roof and then through the
roof The warden had been warned of the
attempt and had stationed extra guards on
the roof and about the yard. Guards
Robt. Burnett and Chas. Corbi were sta
TONED near where the roof was cut and
waited until seven had came out when
they ordered them to halt. Instead of
doing so they dashed at the guards and
Burnett fred one barrel of Il gun loaded
with buckshot instantly killing John
Stevens and painfully wounding w. L.
Henson. None escaped.
, 1888-11-22
AuronomicaIExped,t,on.

New York, Nov. 17.-On the steamer
City of Washington. which left this after
noon for Havana and other Mexican ports,
was naval expedition under command of
Lieutenant John A. Norris. Lieutenant
Charles Lacide, Ensgns j. H. Halcoln
and s. S. Wood, were also of the party.
The expedition has been assigned to the
scientific task of determining longitudes
between Vera Cruz and La Libertad, and
San Francisco, on the Pacific coast, IL is
proposed to connect Vera Cruz on the east
coast with La Libertad on the west, thus
bringing together the two ends of the two
chains of the secondary meridian position.
In addition to the usual astronomical out
tit, they have complete apparatus for
making observations upon the direction
and intensity of the earth's magnetism for
the connection of variation circles on the
charts of the coast
, 1888-11-22
Strike in Quebec.

SHERBRoOK, Que. Nov. 1.-THE Here
ford railway troubles have been resumed.
About l25 Italians are now striking al
Paquette, six milss from the border
Thursday night. by cutting away a por-
tion of ltrestle they secured two engines
that had been in use during the day. They
had previously prevented the working the
steam ploT; Their grievance is a sineu-
during the last month the weather has
been SO wet the men have been able to
carry on the work only about half the
time, but they consider themselves enti-
tied to full pay and are trying to secure il
by means of intimidation and taking DOS
session of valuable rolling stock
, 1888-11-22
TUssLE WITH TRAMPs.
Tho Hcel-and-Toe Artists Attack a Towr
and are Badly worsted.

SPRINaFIELD, Mass, Nov. ia gang
OF twenty-five tramps boarded local
freight train ON the Boston IL Albany be-.
tween this city and Indian Orchard. When
the train stopped at Indian Orchard sta
tion they were obliged to get off while the
switching was going on. Afterwards
they attempted to board the train again
and brisk fight ensued. The train hands
beat the men with coupling pins and the
ruffians retaliated by throwing stones
until the train got out of reach. They then
terrorized the community generally and
threw stones at the depot. Help was sum-
moned from this city. A special train
was made up with force Of policemen on
board. The tramps were met just west OF
Indian Orchard station and the officers
gave chase, each singing out man.
Six were captured in this way, and CITY
Marshal Clure shot and killed q seventh
The shooting was accidental. The dead
man is supposed to be bank burglar.
, 1888-11-22
CALLED A HALT.
indianapolis Declines Continuing the Col :
ebrations-Dakota's Admission.


INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1.-THE big rati.
tication set for toni ght was abandoned in
accordance with the resolutions of the
committee at Tuesdays meeting. So
many people having ratified and being
tired of participating every few days in
street parades, that the committee conclud-
ed that the indianapolis public wanted
rest and cessation of the noise and din
that has reigned for the past three months.
General Harrison spent the day quietly,
receiving several callers. Among these
was A. G. Mellett, governor elect of the
prospective state of Dakota. He spent an
hour or more with General Harrison dis
cussine the general expectation of the
people of Dakota. To correspondent to-
night Mr.. Mellette said the president.elect
proved good listener, but refrained from
expressing in any manner his views re-
garding the admission of the Uakotas.
The second annual Chrysanthum and
floral celebration closed last evening and
to-day General aud Mrs. Harrison were
presented with number of beautiful flo-
raj gifts.
, 1888-11-22

WINNIPEG, Nov. 1.-THE legislature
adjourned to-day. Authority was granted
the government to protect the constitu-
tional rights of the province by appeal to
England, If necessary, and to adopt retail
atory measures against the Canadian Pa
cific roao If its 0bstructionist tactics are
persisted in.
, 1888-11-22
The Dutx On wanl.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE treasury
department has rejected the claims of GER
tain importers that wool obtained at Trim
idad from sheep raised in the United
States were entitled to entry free Of duty. d.
the collector Of customs at New York in
holding in the cases where the entered
value of given class of woods does not
carry the highest rate of duty imposed by
the tariff on woods of the same class, the
, 1888-11-22
Grady Prefers His s.nc,u,,.

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. 17.-Mr. Grady
has letter in the Constitution in which
he again declines to be "a candidate for
United States senator. The movement to
put him in Governor Colquitt's place has
progressed during the week in spite of
Grady's repeated refusal to become can
didate
, 1888-11-22
Defaultar Gixaa Lin

DETROIT, Nov. l7.-Word was received
here this afternoon that Colonel John At
kinson and Henry Thurber had effected a
settlement in London. Eng, with the alb
sconding banker, G. K. Waidron. of Hills
dale. Enough money has been given up
to liquidate all of the bankers debts.
, 1888-11-22
An Opium smuRRler.

New York, Nov. 17.-Quong Yuen,
ostensati bly, a laundry man at 3O5, West
Iwenty.fourth street, was arrested and
charged with smuggling forty packages of
opium, the duty on which is $40 per
pound, into this city from Canada.
, 1888-11-22

PHOENIX, A.. T., Nov. II, Special. Yes
terday Colonel J. s. Sims Of this valley
turned over his fine Kentucky stallion
worth $25, 900, which he had bet on Cleve-
lands election against span of Kentucky
brood mares. The stallion is one of the
finest ANIMALS on the coast.
, 1888-11-22
Iowa Returns, ,

DEs MONIES, Nov. 17.--Official returns
from every county in the state gives Har.
rison 81 1,592 Cleveland, 1877, ,S99: Harri-
sons plurality. 81. .6a9.
, 1888-11-22
An Ovation for Morton,

PHILADETpHrA, Nov. IA parade of
the republican clubs took place here to-
night IN celebration of the partys victory.
1t was great demonstration, and Vice
president Elect Morton, who reviewed the
procession, was given an enthusiastic ova-
tion by the % 900 men in line aud many
thousand spectators.
, 1888-11-22
Kidnapped His Girl..

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. II, Special
Jack Houston OF Scio, who was arrested
for kidnapping his own little girls from
the legal custody of their mother, was to.
day held in $500 bonds to await the action
of the grand Jury.
, 1888-11-22
Killed His Father.

CLEyELAND, o.. Nov. 17.-At Berea to-
night Joseph and Louis Coon. brothers,
were engaged in FIGHT and their father
attempted to separate them. Joseph struck
his father with stone, killing HIM in
stantly.
, 1888-11-22

apprisal and advance OF more than 10 per
cent entails the opposition of the free
duty, even IL such advance does not result
in the higher rate of regular duty.