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Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
Novel Test of Politeness.

On one occasion. having ridden long
distance since the early morning, I
halted with my companions at small
village, and dishes of newly made gat-
tuck were placed before us--a prepara-
ton which, when fresh, is really de-
hcious.
It needed no adventitious politeness to
Elake mo devour it, and emptied my
huge dish OF coaSulated milk in man
ner which charmed my host. Another
was set before me, which / enapied with
equal zest. I even surpassed my COM
panions in voracity, and from time to
time observed my gray bearded enter
tainer turn to the assemblage; and, with
o look Of genuine pleasure lighting his
eountanance, say, abiding 10 me: "He
Is Il good man; he is an excellent man. I"
Central Asia Letter.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
The Panama CannI.

LONDON, Nov. 26-The Paris correspond
ent al the Chronicle telegraphs that NJ. De
I1essSpe, in the event of the Credit Fonciel
refusing to assist MIN in obtaining the Pan
anna loan, threatens TO publish an account OF
every step he has been forced to take in the
course Of the Panama crusade. The reveal
tions will affect several members of the
chamber OF deputies
De Tesseps in the judgment of many has
at Panama dug ditch in which the French
republic itself is In danger Of being buried
Relying upon the encouragement given the
scheme by the government, millions haye
invested in the stock Should the govern
ment withdraw its support, or should the
canal prove mechanical or financial failure
as is predicted, the present government nc
least will scarcely BIO able to maintain itself
against this Juror that will result, and a crisis
must follow The ex-agent OF the Panama
company, Martin, Is opposing and De Les
eeps is demanding a new loan, both under
The same threat OF showing to whas extent
great members of NJ. Moquet's party in tue
,hanrAer have been influenced by bribes
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26

The Dakota Indians count their years
by winters and say man Is so many
SHOWS old, or that so many snow seaSons
have passed since an occuIseIce. They
have no divisions OF time into weeks and
their months are absolutely lurar, only
twelve, however. being designated, which
receive their names upon the recurrence
of some physical phenomenon. The Da
kotaS have SYSTEM os winter counts,
which were formerly executed in cUlors
OK the hides of animals. but the present
recorders make use of PAPER, books. peas.
pencils and paints oo;ained from tie
whites The figures used are extremely
interesting. To represent the whooping
cough, for instance. u head ia si;tched
and the cough illustrated by lines issuing
from the mouth. GA one occasion food
was very scarce, and they lived On ;:corns.
They told the story with sketch of q
crude oak tree and lutte dots below it
representing tho acorns.-M Magazine Of
American History.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26

There have been shorthand systems in
different is=sa ssS Iii the days OF
Cicero there was sort of shorthand in
use, and shoutAGmd has been in use in
England heek ~ 1900. One Of the most
promineh4 sTste@as in use there is the
duerney sysscaA, and the Guerneys are
the graas parliamentary reporters Of
England. T&eso was for long time an
an1anuet,sis szaGg Murphy who wrote
the Quincy systsM and who worked un-
der the dRsReTs. He told me one day
that he did NOT IKE the Quincy system
aS well "a TIE methods used in this coun-
txy; that id b hasler to learn, and that it
takes lenger to write it.
Ono OF tho curious old time house re-
porters was naan named Hincks, who
was aa EnglishmaR and who was
graduate of Oxford. No one but him.
self could read his shorthand, but it was
perfectly legible to him. He had good
memory, and he relied upon it largely in
writing out his notes. He represented
'4the world" by circle, sin the world
by dot inside of it, tout of the world"
by a dot outside of the circle, and
through the world was a circle with q
line drawn through it.-Frank G. Car
penter in New York World.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
Mrs. Doran Acquitted.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov. 24.-Mrs. Mary
Doran, who on July 81, murdered her has
band by pouring carooiic acid into his
mouth while asleep, and who Has been on
trial here for u week, was acquitted by jury
on the ground Of insanity.
the Slater Memorial museum was deli-
Gated at Norwic !, Conn. IL has been estah.
lshed under Jae supervision OF Eiaard Rob
inson. curator of antiquities in the Boston
M1seun of Fine Arts, aud is said to I've the
Il lest collection in the country Of casts OF
Greek and q @co-ROnan and renaissance
sculpture. and photographs OF the freseoes
and paintings II the IN laSsss Of art.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
FRE soRr0M.


e&s &ssmras to yow Ks%A VISA TSmSw
Fever on IsUarA-Roux Dse.sa4s.
FRw York, Nov. ss.--Pke new United
HtAtes war ship B0sboM has arrived here sn
her way from Pertain PEiAee. Whsa Ell
QNas@RuRs she displayed che dreaded ysiiew
flag from Der feFeboP Or. snith, the
quarantine hsaltA officer, with a corps Of
doctors, soon boarded her, and remained on
the vessel over an hour. When he returned
tile doctor was very rstioant, sAd refused to
say what was the matter.
The United Press representative, however,
began an investigation on his ewn account.
and by persistsns inquiries he learned shas
yellow fsvSr had broken eat among the
Bestens Grew withia ths AarAeg Of PeFt.au-
Prince, whittier she had been seRt wAsn ths
Maytian governments ssissd bAe American
steamer Raytiaa Republic Gun her rstRrn
voyage
IL was also learned beyond dsats that four
nasA had succnmbel to tho tRFFi 10 disssse
The names OF the Victims are: JeAA j.
Kelly. an apprSAtics, eied NovsEbsE 70; Il.
T. Trap, an apPrOnsic dked eva November
~; John UzalmeR, msFiRe, died FsvsAs-
her n; jean FHtEel, marine, died Nevsm-
hsr ~
The following persons are new confined La
tAe hospital of the ship suffering fTsa the
disease: SurGeoa SiRaen, Seaman BraSk
YSSinas and aA ordinary seaman, Charles
Mitchell.
Tbs Boston Ia manned by a crew Of $50
naeR all told, including officers, seansR. ap-
ITsnsices aRd marines. al coDasIa aia%tious
with the plague stricken snip are eut of. No
enc being allowed 30 visit her except the
hsaltA officer ana his assistants.
The health authorities Gaclars ths4 they
nave not YET boon able TO officially declare
tAas ths disease Is yellow fever and that
when full and exhaustive diaata Osis is
made o statement will ke isned. Ths bodies
OF she dead were buried At seq and az far as
ceuld DO learaed every etroYt was made by
che commander Of the Boston to prevent the
spread Of the disease TO the shiph aoynnanY
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26

~ M Ea;io,s ,ssoavA.4s Nine Dalfcts were
90 NJ Vs. TsuliA NaHeaalsss, was rs-
saswte& arsb vtSs pssvssEsN'N - - - q %oO
psaga Mssraed, ara IAxEnSs w. gAraAe.
bsug& aessrsd wics preza&ss " oae ~
94A Ar shFsW ssatssSsss agasgt ~ -
HmweSsT Williams speosR ~ tAe - Fe. -l
has hsA htsas e&ssh IN yAsssA Ths &,s'FiA
BafeEs lave nsa eommssAsaS On tse sYeee@ -
"a, b~b TIE esnspaa hmYpanAsV b ARSessS6ls.
Herr Yea AIeAssr, IA tRs HJSh@Aige Ssi.
humgs esaa mouts MpeM ths wnnsa@ asat@ieMs
resarsaass ia the sPsesha
--~AzA-v~
EoreiRm Nsbaa
@auASsu~s VIII % To TA&ly nexs nns@Aac
8he vkeIe CaAAaM pFses avias eat aganSgs
shs sRx On al eHsabtea, Ggtnkahles a~a fnA
E@T Yes Lsvsts~w k the nsw pTesidOAS
Of t@s RsieAstA2, De-. Ven BsA AEss and
B&xsa Yea UuruAs A===sAsa see0~d gies
Er@&&Saa&
Oppa@MsA Jsnsnais charge ne Preuch
seveGameas wish Utse iAseatisa tO provoke
. eeGsiet at bhs Asgss@AsF abteA ~ eAe grave
sf bau&Fa. ca BOoeAbeT a.
After Aen@ diasnsnton ha Boviia q was
resolved that an RAiR relief expe&i4saA be
aAseauBtsd ~ SsOR ks possible ~ tae nearest
Sou@s The relief taRA Asw @msRR@ 10 $780,
6tA
Tss essTUspendoAA VI sac CAAaa Mao
skates tAat an svriSdR9 Ass takes Yaaee In
Psanlssa on a@ssHat Of the Rsgssrati0M aaa
rsSneGSursunsne Of ne rtes sad sugar dis
tVices IN tAs aswSA a@A west a tho &laSd.
Tins district 10 naneA disturbed, a1& haAsAs are
BansAsrfRg Psepfs On the raad@
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
The Weather.
Indications Fair; stationary temperature;
variable winds, generally southerly.
The Weather
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


Quotations for the Money, Stock, Produce
and Cattle Markets for November ri.
New YoRK.--Money 2 pr cent. Xxx change
steady; governments steady.
Currency skies, III odd: GoIr coupons, l23|6
bid; fours-ana-s-half, 1885 bill.
The stock market this morning was active
and irregular AT the opening prices were
firm and % to " per cent. higher, ana during
the first half hour on Il good buying of some
of the leading stocks this advance wa 8 further
increased u to VI per cent, making the total
advance over yesterdays closing prices of u
to IA per cent. The advance had hardly been
established when q raid was made on New
York 80 New England which carried Us
prices down from 1913 to 40A before ll3O This
unsettled tho whole market and all OF the
early I'D vance was lost in most cases and the
market closed at DON Nv ,r.sn a, ABOUT the
bottom figures of the uay. Tn ba TX state
ment ma le plois about | 49, and whiCn
made a favorable exhibit, showing an In
crease of S120,0I5 in the reserve mad o effect
on the marKet. The sales for the day
amounted TO 24G,0SS.
bur. X uuncy .lO1A Michigan Cent. ssh
Central Pacific. 81 Missouri Pacific IS
C.. c., @. ~ To-. 653 y. Y. Central ... l07S4
Del. ~ Hudson ..llS4 Northwestern llUl5
Del, Lack. " w 1895 Ohio ~ Miss ...... -
Illinois Central. IlTiS Pacific Mail. ...... BIN
Lake Shore, .IJO4 st. PauI..,... 80. G3lY
Louisville d Nasn 55tB Western onion. s3Ia
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26

20 flHClhnALle
WHEAT--D5c0$l Oh.

CoRN-New. 5000; old, 43D4Sc.
WUOL-Unwasned fine merlno, l81lac:
one-tourth blood combine, @&tD3lc: medium
deiaine and clothing. 2Ii0t5c; braid, lstltc;
medium comblng, 2Afh25c fleece washed. fine
merlno, \ and Xxx, 26do2ic; medium cloCnins,
%SQoNc; delasne tieeSe. q 4D29c,
HAY--No. timothy, SIS 20: No. = $ll 00
pralrie. $40 00Dll %; wheat, oats ana rye
straw, S. COOS ~.
CATrLE-Good 20 choice butchers, 50 90 D
3 10; fair, 81 00Gb3 10. common, 81 2JG1 "a;
stookers and feeders, s. 90 Is; yearinss
ana caives, 50 00G3J W.
HOGS-Select butchers, s. ajlDj A.: fair ID
good packing, SIS 2016 80 fair to COOL h.na,
s. 20itb %; common, 81 15(Sj Il.
sHEEP-Common to far, 5! Ooo3 75 goo4
10 cno'ce, So a)i1t q.
I,AMRS-s3 JlI1l 90
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26

ATHENS, Nov. 20 Reliable advices from
C,onstantinople state chat the sultan has
tinally agreed to the joining of Bulgaria and
Eastern boumclia, provided Prince Ferdi'
nand renounces all designs upon Macedonia,
This result is said to DO due to the efforts OF
the Papal Nuncio, who made tour of the
Balkan states. The arrangements is in the in
terost of Catholic Austria. IL will have
the effect OF strengthening Bulgarian auton-
omy aud the Balkan elements as against
Russia. Thus Austria will be rendered less
dependent upon Germany. To sucn con
solidaton Of the Bulgars under an Austrian
prince Russia must seriously object
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26

LONDON, New. 2I.---T hs sar Of WiRcael.
sea presided VI q conference % the rspreSen-
tatives Ut the coRa RsSr0iGh AND shipping
houses Of tho country having interests in
Australia and Canada.
The object of the rseeting, "a stated by the
chairman. was to promote the Pacific cable
prpject. 1t is generally known that the re.
ceth frequent breaks in tho existing cables,
and the promises OF material assistance from
Australia have influenced the government to
adopt more favorable attitude toward the
scheme that was evinced at the colonial con.
ference. A resolution was unanimously
adopted by the meeting recommending the
cable rs benefit TO commerce during peace
and IA safeguard to the empire during war,
and petirioning the admiralty to expediate
the SURVEY OF the route.
The reports of the operations of the
steamer Eseria confirm the previous &C.
counts OF the great depth Of the Pacific in
the line OF the proposed cable.
1t was stated ab the ineeting that the
necessary imperial and colonial guarantees
of $3D0,00O per annum is already practically
assured, and that an early complexion of the
survey is alone needed to enable the project
to proceed.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
1889.
Harrer's Weekly.
EITTTSTR AArTBD.

Harper's Weekly has weIL-established
Esace as the Leading illustrates newspaper In
America. The 'slbFneSs Of ith editorial com
fsents on cuIrean politics hrs earned for II
the respect anG somfidence 90 Nh impartial
readers, and the variety and excellence of ITS
EJeEary cOnten's, which jn@hAatt serial and
ssDrt stories by hhe best anGs Mdist popular
" Walters, fit 1t foEthe perusal oi people of the
widest range or tastes and r1Rsults. supple.
nants are frequently provided, and no eXN
p,ense is spared 10 bring the highest order OF
sEtiStic ability ~ bear upon Fhe tllustiatioip
Oh 5hS changelut PHASES of h1glas and foi eign
Il istofN. A new work 0f flctfaR from the pen
oe%illiam Deaa Howels, ana 0aIe by Capt
Charles King, wStII be among lhss leading fea-
tHEes OF the Wes2ly fUT 1859.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26

PARIS, Nov @6-M. Numa Gilly refuses
to fight N. Raynal, or any other gentleman
mentioned in his book He will only meet
them in the law courts. The budget com
ruittee met Friday To decide how to meet the
attacks. It was decided that NJ. Rouvier
should demand permission TO defend himself
before the chamber, and that the others
should be given an opportunity to speak.
|Gen. Boulanger denies that he has had any
Icn,in, Mairation with Gilv.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
Another Eight Hour Movement.

CMcAse, New. Pa local paper sayst
A new sighshsur movement among work.
ingrasH Of Socialfstic propensities has already
began, and meetings are being held In vari.
Gus places tAreughout the city fer the pur.
pess Of elsettRg delegates to the convention
of the Americas Federation of Labor. 30 be
held at St. Leais next December. AT chat
convention the eight hour movement win be
taken ap, and the Availability considered OF
organizing mammoth Strike, 10 go fntO
effect In .yuna 1856
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
Sleen nefore Nricni-,lt.

1t is just as true as that the sun las not
failed 10 rise daily in all these na-ay cen.
turies that every hours sleep before mid
night Is as beneficial as a beautiiier as
three hours rest IN the aims Of Morpheus
in the wee sala' hours, Chicago Ilera!i,
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
1889.
Harpes's Young People.
An Illustrated Weekly.

Etupor'S Y, ,npx peopls ssgins its zenith
veIumn with en- St EnfnbeF in NoversShere
during the " viii contain five serial
storlesr incline 1g ~Dcry ntates:" by Kirk
stoddsrd and "a Day in Wsxland, by II. X;
MunFAttTick "Nels&TAnrlow'a 1TialH bwJ.
I. 9Towbridss; The Bhrse Wishes by H.
AnStsy and Brandsf Matthews; q serIesof
fairy tsies written an Rillustrate6 by Howard
Pyle; Home Studies In Natural History ,"bg
Dr.. Felix J.. Oswald "Alttle EBperiments,Sr
by Sophia d. Herrtckss 's6l1mpseS Of Child
articles STs yarions sports and pas9Synes Short
stories hy tbe best wrJsofsy and b vRslOrous pa
pers and Po@mS, with many huaakreds of IL
lustrations OF exnellepg Gsaality. Every line,
In the pHpey Is st:h;ectsF to- ths muyS rigid ed
itorial ssrTsfny, in order tlnat nothing harm .
ful may enter its colnmnsS
-rr4@A-
An epitonEs OF everything chat Is attractive .
and desirsbie in Juvenis& literature Boston
Courier. ssta..t ~ ~. .. Fvs4, IT
A weekly feast Of good sMings to the boys
Brooklyn yta0n.
1t is .wonderful In It's wealth OF pictures, In
formation ,sfSA interest-Jh 8tstian Advocate,
N. "a trth E- l1Ms
TERMS gnGtage Pregxu4c A2 Per Year
Vol. x SrginS Nov ssnbeT 6, 1883 ~,
Specimen Copy sent ORA ressapt of two
srnt stamp.
I Single,Nursssss, Five Genes each.
! Remitfan css should be 1rade by Post. ONCE
Money Order or Draft, TO avoid chance of loss.
EewspaperBaB@ not TO. ot,EY this advertise
Taent wtthoua tha express oRleb OF Harper a
BTothers.
Address. HARPER GsBROTHERs,
.s{.,~lt New York.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
.Jnpnn's Civilization.

japan has $50 newspapers, 1000 miles
of railway and 1000 or 5000 miles Of
telegraph line. A Japanese reporter col
lccts news, but does not in every case
write it. He tells what lie knows to
news writers. Inter OCEAN.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
PltLSIltIrE.

CATTLE-Prime. 50 OO35 %: fair to COOL,
"a tU4oi -; common. 81 00sD3 -; stockrse,
81 .54S2 Ia feeders, 81 @i6e4 W.
HOGS-Pnilad ,lphias, IS 609j ~; mixel.
IS 5SlD5 6G Workers. S. 6u(4J CD; common TO
fair IA55 30; grasSsrs and stubbiers, 81 %
Gt5 So pigs, S. 90 u 10.
SHEEP-Prims. 81 25J1t fG fair 10 COOL
81 UOcDi uG common. So OeGD3 o.
LAABS-$} 50l5g 90
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26

HOGS-Fair to gooi, s. 253j 6E mixed
packing, IS 2iG15 81; navy 10 cnoics. s. IS .
81.
CATTLE Choice To extra shipping, s. coo
%: mixed, 81 4U6pj W; stocEcrs and feed srs
81 0OQt3 ..
SHEEP Common 70 choice, 81 SOL 50.
LAMBS OQlr5 10.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26

The most notable characteristics Of the
Honduranians is unfailins, good nature,
particularly as displayed toward for
eigners. The strangers VINO, flock hither
in mining or agricultural or stock grow
ing interests arc always well received.
Tho natives seem to recognize the neces..
sity of North American push and enter
prise being infused into the country
affairs, if the country would advance.
Without these it would certainly rennin
what it has been for centuries, land of
pleasant dreams, of sweet, quaint guitar
drumming, of dancers moving all night
long in the gay DANA or more lively
polka, of afternoon reveries and day
break serenades. Cor. home Journal,
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26

SANTA FB, N. M, Nov. 80 The sttleial
returns show the slectien OF Joseph, Demo-
cratic, to congress, over 0tero, Republican,
by l., 7S0 ma jority. The legislature stands as
follows: House, Republicans, 10; Democrats,
.. Council, Republicans, Z; Democrats, a.;
Independent, ].
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26

WHEAT No. / stats rod, Sl07; No. ,
red winter. december. 02}s.
CORN MIXED. 41I4C.
OATS 49, 30. I white, 40c; No = mixed
December. seq.
CATTLE 81 SOS p per I'D pounds hvs
weight.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
Rumors of a Big STRIFE.

NEW YoAK, Nov. 2b.--The World says.
Information reaches the World from e-srry
authoritative source that the switchrneo 90
all the trunk lines from the Mississippi pu
New York have united In demand upon
the roads for an increase OF pay and the sesy
tlement OF other grievances"
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
vbe neIchstnu's President.

BrRtry. Nov. %. Herr Won Levitzow,
iConyeryative, has been elected president ct
lac reichstag. by vote OF al out of a total
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year;

The volaRaes OF the MagazIne begin vith
we an nels for June @aa December or Sam.
year. Whom me- tipc ie speainnd s,, n. s~Uh
hn1o OF Heewlp OF Sidsr. SASS ~
sonnd Volumes of HaspsfI Magazine. far
shres years back, In Reat ctoth binding. wiz
pc s%ng oy mall pest paid, en receipt 81 Az
each--by mail, postpaid . w 0~A''S|
Indssx TO H2Fpers Magazine. AInbonot,,o,
AnalySlSal and Classified for Volumes i ~ IA
vol, Svoy cloth, ~ co. -'e'' o'io
Eemltt@Dces should be made hF Post once
Money OrsieF or Dian. TO evul8 CHARGE IN
Newsparegn are not t0 copy thtpadvertise-.
ment wihCNt the express order OF arper g.
Brothers, Address,
HARPER a BROTHERS, Ney~ York.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
Comr!ete Returns Frem Norsh e,asellna.

RALEIGH, N c.. Nov. 24.-The canvass
of the electoral veto OF North Carolina is
completed, shows l4S, 335 votes for the Dem
ocratic candidates, lSI, 700 votes for the Re.
publican candidates, and z, 7S7 votes for the
Prohibition candidates. The vote for con-
gressmu.l and state officers viii aot be cam
vassed until the 29th inst.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
200 MUCH E0R' I'm
The Peers Of EaglmRd KnsckSd
Silly by Qusensland's Gall.


Hee Nes&hSe2 sMppaet Her - ehs RA~IzA
Takes and shs Kzssss-A eaassaes NJ In q
Fgatt4r in ceass4 seneca Fnasac emble
Bessg DAss@ass& Ths PaAanla w4snsl
Foreign Kotsss
LoEnox, Hoy. Ss ,-sEhe esSasemezs ID sso
Rhglish hePedtt~ry lsgiAaOrs that any Of
tins colOaies shoRA dare TO have ma eEsHisn
OF their own in ssgard " Shs gevsFssSs sOAs
BY tbs HaOehaF eoHmsEy W rnle over them sD
pears 10 increase, aud eho AetSs u sone Of
the Noble loras may DO suddenly elevated to
the upper Assms sssss shsekdng ss&ss I'd
aTnirH eont1aa@.
The eo0daes II ahs @asenssGnA pespts ia
ipforming sAe Asuss geyernasnA ssat sAsy
declinsd shs hener At kV4Ag NMdeV Ne SWAY
of SIR Henry ArtauF Blake, IAee a Nav
fcpMsksnd, h@s Ae~eloPeA aFsepieetie symap
tome IN several wefsAy pRssR, @AA, bhs
prompt suPpsrS accorded 30 tAeiV hSeshsi
cuionists by the mess pSemiAent msn u New
South Wales aaA ether Adghbsq1ag sympA
thizeSs, Asss threwM tase snhissst imse AusSsr
Many Conservative herds sAlAh sAey emz
tracs Sse steady advaMse of kaA!s@aism Ia
England, 10 sAs dseliMe ii che ella time port
wine drtnkinR and VAs Hatred uetiea Of shsap
canpsa by shas arch sn&sny, nv. Gladstone
6AY Henry Blake havtng vested In seresss
III office, ~ having Oiled eae pesitioA with
sRartOeA ismoecsiity aAA fneNrysA nae AiaEtAA
OF everyone wrsdsr hips, mase Of coarse Be
provided fer, and sAe EOvsrnOFsAp Of
Queensland with tss "a, 66s per annum aiad
&@proprinbe Piekinps, wousA; Ii b tAsSShS
~. hira very we'll The iahabitARbm Of tAAt
ct1oay, however, Met shs aeminAtieA With
such vigorous protest. thSt che gsvcFRHlet4t
dared not isiss apea tas @pseia bssAsaA aAA
ii is new desisd tAat he viii even be haAiebed
upon Maurisias, which eo4eAy "a was Letter
states he would aisN o~ern.
Lovi OanaYvoR's ssseF DO Tine TiMas aa taa
subj@% rs a ARe speeazASR OF che cid ''tAis
really -woA't-d0-yo1r knOw' feeling held by
him and his eempssKA The sfesm tArs@saaed
dowRfall vi phs BritiHA e0astdentism will taey
coEssider bo enc Of the leaSa ssFrIbbs nesulsa
OF thas yielding bs the ssIa aaen herd, aad
Lord Knatsfera b. AorElRSd by bae sAspsh,n
OF the presAiSr Of New Seath Wales 10 tAs
asserRhlY that eel@niss sheald b. iAtsrnSd il
adyaaoe Of bss na&ses ef gsvspAsrs selected
tor them, thus giviAS a1esH chance to pro-
test against Objectionable persona exactly
thqthing which IrOrA KRSt'ford yeHld pre-
voAt them freMa d0inR TAS Tsmarlas OF ths
premier 20 ths ooloAiai assembly WIRE proba
ably not entirely RninaasncaA By sAS con
duct G Cap& CArriagSon, breshSr 20 tis0
governor of SaAb eohony.
Australia, Ok e~arwG, MAS due sense of her
present and fasnrs 1sapea taaoe, as have alse
the Rorsh Asa@icah psvinca4 aAa the
sighting assertion Of q prsminsns statesman
that India s Of R,ore valve 10 bha Lnether
couaEy thaa Con Australias OF Canadas,
may lead their Inhabitants 10 reflect upon
tho comparative bsAeats and dsad v an tages
Of a continued aabjeeGaa W England.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-26
STRIKING sWlrCnMEN.
<lae BEAD Gives in at IndlnnTpcIls---zsam
s- That Big strike is F3rswing.

fxDIANAroLIs, nov. Io.-The Mdianapo
lis, Decatur & Western railway managers
have eoReeded the demand OF she switohmen
Of SAFE day for foremen, $3.50 day for
helpers, swenty six days of ten hears 10 the
month, and pay for overtime; night naen b
get phs usual S. per month more than day
men. The ether roads hold out