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Debate on tue Midget.

RRpITV. November 2S.-Iu the Relcasiae
to-day the debate on the budget was resumed.
Herr Liebknecht tRadicsD attacked the for
Cign policy % the Government and suggested
tint it ought TO propose general European
disarmament.
Won Boetlicber, the Prussian Minister oi
state and Imperial secretary Of State for The
Interior declared that a suggestion was I'm
practicable. Bi,m1rk, he said, had never
provoked cor0lcL On the contrary he
sfeadi1stly sought peace. The Federal
Governments. Won BOcttichei said. we're
well aware that the social legislation ot
the past years bad not removed all The evils,
hut they would have been he'd forgeiiul OF
duty II they had done nothing. Their en-
deavor had been % remedy the evils singly.
The Government cast back upon TIE Social
1T party the charge OF pursuing the policy
II aggrsyation, 10 was the desire OF the
Government 90 reconcile antagOnsm ana
promote the welfare Of all cla-se-.
The colonial question was paramount H.
debate, almost sli the speakers referring to
She subject. Won Benng>en -ald that Ger
many ought not 10 be discouraged by the
failures I'm East Africa. She should not give
no the game as lost at the trsJ check. Eng
land, Spain. and Portugal bad met with
similar misiortunes al first. Referring to the
naval loan be SAID that the amount asked
was not sufficient to buid sud equip TWEEN
weight additional vessels, and he demanded
a careful examination OF the question.
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lBy telegraph to the Dispatchl
GLOUCESTER Mass. November 2S.-The
fishing schooner Percy arrived to-day from
Georges Bank. having on hoard Captain
Dairtb ard crew, oi The brig Mary Fink,
picled up Yesterday evening twenty-five
mIe, southeast oi Ihaicher's island. Cap
Din Dsriih states thai he called from Bath
~ D o'clock sunday morning for fhiadel-
rhii with G2l tons of ice. NJ hen GA Sequin
10 BEGAN Go blow and snow.
The vessel was ruuuing on q Southcrly
course under upUerakd lower tops1is. The
wind increased T. a hurricane aud the set.
sails were blown 10 ribbons. Tire sc9 washed
everything movable from The decks and
carried away the rails and bulWarh>. The
vessel was hove % Sunday night and bad
begun 60 leak. fhe men worked necessarily
AZ the pumps, hut the water gained so fast
and me vessel rolled so heavily that they
were forced 90 Mouday forenoon 10 abandon
her. she having become manageable. The
creW took 20 The boats.
Two mates and sc0mCn were injured.
They lsy by the brig ali night, and several
~ tine crew were badly iIosi-htlcn. Tues.
day morning several went on board ot the
vessel again. bus were unable 90 work her,
she having seven feet Of water IN her hold.
and they returned ID the boat The Percy
arrived when the crew We're almost eX-
bsu,tsd having bad 30 food for iortycight
hours.
The Percy took the brig in tow, but was
unable 10 hold her, and finally lot her 20
sdr.it. she was good vessel Of i06 tons,
built at Milludgc in 1873 and recently re-
buiit al Boston. She was owned by DTrah
& Elwen Of phliadelphis, her haihug port.
Captain Darrsh called upon the city phys'-
elan here for assistance 90 sfnd the injured
sailors 10 The United states Marine liospllal
at Boston. and SAWS the physician refused TO
act IN fae matter at AL and told him II they
wanted to get to Boston they could walk
there.
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The Hon.e OF Comm ans.

Try AnglO-American cable 70 tho Dispatch.l
LoND0N. November 2s.-The debate on
the Irish lani-purchase bilr was resumed in
the House OF Commons this evening.
Nr. Mahoney (Nstionslis0 moved an IN
scrli0n I'm the bill OF 4 new clause 10 the
effect that the Land Commission shall take
as security for the payment by the tenants
OF their iustalments the Improvements exc
cuted by the tenant or his predecessor IN
hls title.
Mr. Balfour opposed the motion on the
ground that 10 would introduce great con-
fusion, and also because IL was against the
interests OF the purchasing tenant.
The motion was rejected by vote OF
139 TO 6f.
Mr. smith. Government loader. appealed
70 the House TO assist IN closing the discus
SION on the blll. The Government, he said,
was DESTROYS OF meeting the Opposition as
far a. possible, and would accept The series
Of amendments proposed by Dir. ileily re-
atiUg 10 the subleltiug t0 lsbOrers, sud also
the provision thst the Land Commission
shall not sanction an advance OF money tn
the tenant unless they are certain that the
application Of the tenant Vas not made under
duress. The Government also intended 10
promote the bill dealing in registration OF
titles.
Mr. Morley and Mr.. Shaw.Leibre both eX-
pressed themselves satisfied with these cons
ce,SiOu7.
Mr.. Smith thereupon moved that the pur-
chase bin be read third time.
MIR. Healy, however, objected on account
OF undue haste and the House adjourned.
In the House OF Commons this evening
Mr. Bqiour said that sir Edward ilarring-
ton would not be arrested under the pend
ing warrant against bun during the debates
on the Irish estimates. Mr.. Smith an
nounced the Withdrawal OF the wDeel'tAx
hill
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DEATHS

FRANKLIs.-Died. IN BSDrico county, No
yembsr u, lsss, az O'clock r. NJ, Mr. WILLIAM
A. khAAKLdA, Ia Tho nfty-seyenih year Of his
age.
ais funeral viii take place az tbs Ridge Bsp-
tist church THIS Gfhursday) MORNING a. II
O'clock
PHYSICK.- Died. Tuesday night Nth instant.
al ~ O'Clock, Mrs. IDA COhlSB Ph1siCk, wife
OF Peter Il. Physick. Ia tho thirty-nrss year of
her age.
Funeral will take place TO-DAY Thursday at
O'Clock 4. ". from the GDoneLer haplistchurcn.
Friends Of the family are invited 10 attend.
New York and Detroit papers please oopr.
eOCTBALI--Diod. sunday morning. NOvom-
Der g 1888. a. 4:3O O'Clock. as her residence. No.
/ west Duyal street., Mrs. WILLIE j., beloved
wife OF Thomas J. SOuthail, In tho tweaiy-eighlh
year Of her sge.
Tho funeral took place from - 9ark's kpisr0-
pal church, corner First snd Clay streets. HOn-
day evening, November 25th, al O'Clock. Inter-
ment az Hollywood.
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ALBEMARLE.
ONE or THE MOST BRILLIANT WE'D
DIBds OF TIE SEASON.
HarTison-MuIr-An Enjoyable Entertain
ment-Popular Leotures-sevsral
Small Fires.
lcorrespondenee Of Che Richmond DIsps,eh.l


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov 2s, 1858.
One OF the most brilliant weddings OF the
season took place from Christ church last
night a. $50 O'Clock. The parties were Miss
Uebe Harrison, an accomplished daughter Of
sirs. Julicne Harrison, Of the University OF
Virginia, and Mr.. Upton W. Muir, a rising
youns lawyer Of Louisville. Ky. The cere-
mOuy was performed 10y Rev. Or. J. -.
Hanckel and was witnessed bY very large
audience, the church beng crowded to lis
utmost capacity.
Ouiie 40 enjoyable entertainment was
given IN the parlors o. our Young Mems
COristian Association last night under the
auspices 81 the association. The programme,
which consisted Of addresses, reading, and
music. both vocal and Instrumental, was well
rendered and was highly appreciated by the
audience.
4 course u lectures on popular subjects
will soon be inaugufated and delivered by
several prominent professors 0f the UnFer-
sitv Of Virginia, the proceeds 10 20 toHard3
TIE cOmpletlOn OF thu chapel ~ the Jniyer-
siiy. -Four professors will deliver four lee
turcs esch IA the following ciiies Of TINS
state: Richmond, stsunion, Lyncbburg,
and Roanoke. The first lecture 81 the courfe
viii be delivered on December 1th 10 The
hail Of the Young Mems Chr stian Associa-
ton az Richmond, he Professor ". scacle
Dc Vere-subject, "J0an Of Arc"
MIR. Cooper. Of south Carolina, i visiting
her sister. Mrs. DE-. Pefe.
Or. A. e. Mckee has returned home after
O short Witt 70 Kentucky.
We have had several slight Gres lately,
which bave bsen caused by defective Cue, ;
but the effective work 81 our fire company
prevented them from doing aly very serious
damage. W.
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nv telorrnnn 70 tho D.patehl

10y A'i'tfiiH ~ lA' h-'pAt. All
Nev Yarg. November 2S.-Anothcr case
o. ycI0w.f.ver VS. reported by Or. GEORGE
o.. wilson tonight m the person u Raphael
pclouo. % 7G Mulberry street. Deano AZ
rived from Jacksonville with bis vile and
Two childrea to-d3y and wss taken sick
soon after hs arrival shortly after noon
the h.lck vomt BEGAN, and d.. VIII
son notified the police and the Board OF
Health, which az once hai him removed t.
the Reception Hospital. Dolano told the
Doctor that be hgd been IN Jacksonville
during the epidemic and had Dufscd several
patients, hut hsI never caught i himself.
s, tine man and his family az once went 10
ihe densey.popula'ed lta'iln quarters, fears
are entertained That tle germs may have
spread. Dr. Edison, Of the Health Bord,
slil he had not learned Of the case u1tll ! /
o'clnck tonight. and That he had not ycs
made an Investigation.
Dr. Edison examined the man late THIS eve
ming and pronounced 10 q genuine case Of
yeli0W-leYtr.
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Tbo Ale ard Portcr Wen.

10y tltkihpu W sue Li7F ''-4
NEW YOlg, November 25.-The head
quarters o. The ale and porter bosses at No.
2 irving Place presented lively scene tbIs
nothing, when hundreds Of men formed 10
line 10 be registered 10 lake the place OF Tue
j0urncymcn brewers 10 be locked out. The
men employed in the various Orcweries we're
iuterrogalcd to-day as To- whether they
were ready 10 give NO the union. Those re-
piyin. I'm the affirmative were retained N
their work, while those expressing their
LOYALTY % The union were informed That
there was no more work Tor them. The
number Of men tO De locked out cannot be
ascrrt1i1ed as vet but It Is thought that
large majority win stick by the union.
Jt Is now definitely settled That there viii
not be 2 lockout u the brewery employees, ~
they nave accepted the terms Of the bose.
The men were 10 have met Tonight, but the
meeting did not take place. The men were
found IN the nc.shborh0od Of their melting
place, however. I'm groups discussing the
situuIon, and r. was generally aarced that u
would be suicidal 10 allow themselves 10 be
locked ont I'm view n tbe hundreds Ct nom
union applications Tor their gilres.
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IndustrtaIIntereSts.
~ laI.rr.rh b ~ Dlsna.enl

10y lrlrstdlN % tH' blolA-riA
BALT1VoRE, November -. Special reports
10 the Manufacturers Record OF activity m
he industrial interest, q the South win
show that this week has been O very busy
one. Among the new enterprises Is a
5000, O00 company, composed OF New Eng
land capitalists, organized a. Fort Payne,
Ala, to develop mineral land, build fur-
naoes. rollins. mills, &c; Knoxville. $500 1850
la,e-Quarrying Company and a S30I.n0O inn
proyement company 10 build street railroads,
&c; Ocala. Fla, 100000 general improve
me0t company; Baltimore, SJ00,OO) Agri.
cullnral-lmpement Company; III Pa,O. a
$500 irrigation company. A Sj0O.000
conpanv viii bmld q manufacturing Town
near Asheyille, y. c. Cott0n-mills IRE pro-
iecled at Canrey CITY aud Wnusboro, s.
C.. md Cefartown, Gs.; and AZ Macon. Ga.,
a $40, 900 spiDdle.mill will be built at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
.IoaMoND TOBACCO MARKET.

NDfklbkk -, iotA
Trading has been irregular to-day and no no
table transactions are traced. excepting a small
liLo of good old Wrappers for Now York a.
count. Loose sales were small aud prices reach
$40 as best price. while one bot Of common
primings sold at Zoe. per hundred pounds-no1
paying city selling charges, much less freight,
o. This shows clearly tho worse thah useless
ness In making and marketing common tohaocos,
aud further proves that such are almost yaiue-
les IN commerce Hnd that the best uso Of such
stock il a. home on the farm. 50 We migat say
II nearly all common grades under cents. and
even h cher. Another indirect damage Is done
by blocking The marsets with such grades, while
it depresses tie value Of better grades thas
would Otherwise pay the planter better. The
Trade will not pay big prices for unmerchant-
able stock this year There IS entirely enough
on band % last for several years already. ia dry
Keeping order too. There Was something botter
doing In old wrappers, and some out Of town
sales also In several grades tnat Keeps trade
moving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
HANDS DISCHARGED.
A rOoR OUTLOOK At THE NORFOLK
pAVY-YARD.
Frightened and ses.siok Passengers
pairing the Wiros--Pertonals
and Briefs
Ecouospoadoncoo Of he u,ohmond Dlspaioa.i

tCorrospoadonce 81 ihe Richmond D'apetoh.i
NORFOLK. November %. 1893.
large force az hands w9s discharged from
Che yards and docks department. Of TIE navy
yard last night, showing thst funds arc also
getting loW Boa tb1t bureau ~ Che navy. A
great many nayYSafd workmcn are now
idlc. en. tho outlook Is anything but en-
Couraci1r for ihc winter. There - 40
Hhuuiavcc o. work o. lhe ward, several ships
under repairs, but no money 70 20 on with.
u T. ycT9 ccriain now nothing will be done
on The new ha,lc-ship 'rcxls until the RI.
puhn-sn, gcl charge Of thc yard. when the
Democrats woIkmn viii only get the
Cuumhshst iall irom the Republican table.
- sp'fIu Parker. ~ tle Boston Steamship
/. }hecluny, ovs ue has been many wear, q
Fcaiaros meu. hut hc never experienced q
worse sale ih1u iAf one iust passed through.
Toe AffghanY Was h,c days making the
trp. Foe scas ru mountain high and the
Ts.sen er. werc $50 drcsduIg frightened
and .io.. When TIC saip arrived lnt night
Size b1~ burned upsntHe con. 10 tine hunsers
and could NOT haYo proceeded ia-.hcr
The Carcut Court of thc ci'F BE- engaged In
hearing thc csse 0i 1h0uas >1aw u.s.. TIE
Norfolk sud Western railroad for $4,000
nam1sls 'or hlins run ot,r by haDd-c1r
lat srImc.
All ibr ,tr1m lncs are running regularly
Eralu. 'lhe steamer Hamilton. With heavy
cargo OF cotton. arrived ls.t nigat from Cur
r'tack sound, hr.Hklng tne loH-wa'er block
Eic, and Dose, l0r % -tenm end sailing
Nf--cl. a-t coming through to-day.
pr. d. e.. -.m. sau, oi Clos conlr cior,
huHdiug far simpson dry-dnek ri newport
News, be- ,u tlc Dfv, and says tic dock tui-
f0ed nr damage v-t-tev,r by the recent
49, r- o. ,r..t ...- - tto
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
THE WORD RoAsEER."
Its siguIaeAtion In the Local Land
Lengues

IBy Anglo-Amorican cable to the Dlspatchl
LONDON, November 2S.- Several witnesses
were examined before the ParneIl Commits
zion TODAY with reference 10 the 0u'rages In
Castle-Islaud district, County Kerry. Mau-
rice Kennedy. farmer. reluctantly gave
evidence regarding tbe proceedings OF the
local league OF which be himself was mem
Der. lie bad heard the word "roaster"
used at the meetings o. the league, but be
did not know its meaning.
Mr.. shannon, the Dublin solicitor who Il
assisting the Times. testified that Kennedy
told HIM that the local league had list Of
"roasters" hung no IN the Office.
"roaster" meant a turnspit Tor roasting or
boycotting landlords. The people were for-
hidden 10 work for men whose names were
on the list OF the roasters. The court then
adjourned,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
Nothing iashe Publication.

DIV ITT-- % y ~ ~ -I-"--T
WASHINGTON. November 2,. Referring 90
90. published statement Chat Congressman
Mission is believed % ho af tle head Of
u.,acus-nt to organize a Democratic Grand
Amy tae Republic, tha, gentleman ssys De
ku10s nothing ~ it except What he has lead
in tbc papers. and consequently Is not 81 the
head OF q any other part Of the ada.r The
otber stsfcmeuts in che dispatch-that bis
fr.sols expect him 90 follow Geaersl psin-
cr'. coiine and withdraw from the Grand
Army ofthe Republic bC SAP Is also without
f,uudsuon. Ste never was member ot tne
or.gnzuou, and therefore cannot withdraw.
UuguE tbc campaign Mytsou aud Myers
regiments Of veterans were formed ~ every
county in Indiana, aud 1t Is probable that
these or.auiE.hous form toe basis OF the ncw
movement in that State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

ed 10 Mayor Hewitt IN the interest OF the
GermSu Immigrants, viii. through itsaRonts,
watch the shipping Offices here and prosecute
any Of The dredging captains seeking to OBJ
tain men by false representation. Governor
Jackson and the other state authorities have
been severely criticised for not taking more
vigorous measures 10 suppiess the despera-
does. The Governor TO-DAY satd;
"There are several important things 10
tske into confederation In connection with
this oyster rebellion, for II Is arcbellion, aud
nothing less. There are more than 500 ovs-
ter vessels owued Ia Maryland. Their crews
number in The aggregate between 1900 and
&. 900 armod men. These men have banded
together 10 pursue their calling on certain
grounds, whether they are authorized 10
drcdQe there or not. and 10 drive of sny
State force sent against them. To oppose
them. The Stale has fourteen yessok, most
o. them small sioops, manned by not more
than 100 men. They are as brave mcn as
there are 10 MARYLAND, but It should be re-
mcmb'rcd That these vessels were not built
Tor var. We have reached q stage where
thie sort Of vessel cannot cope with toe ma
TsuCers. and I shall sd0pt The most heroic
measures Tor the enforcement 81 The law. |
have eyerv reason to believe that the
Secretary 81 War, At Washington, will grant
rs The use Of FIVE, six, or eight-pound
lannon's. which will be p aced on the State
steamers end on shore. ! have no suthO-
rly % charter any steamers. No LeRlsla-
ture viii ever make 40 appropriation large
enough Tor the purpose. and the only rene.
dy Is n repeal the laW aud forbid dredging
altogcihcr."
The Governor declares that there will be
war boo earnest in a short tine. The
drclgers say they ore not afraid, and thar
they are determined 70 follow their occupa-
ton.
CANNON 10 DEFEND TIE OYSTERS.
fgy telegraph 10 the Dispslch.l
ASNirois. ND. November 2s.-Colorel
Victor Bauehman. State Comptroller and
one ~ tie State Fishery Board. has been
aboard the state Steamer McLauc making
secret official investigation n the Chesapeake
lav oyster troubles. His report. submitted
60 Zoe bosrd to-day, states that the stale force
though wii.iur 90 carry ont The laws. was
without proper cQuiDueni; that The officers
c0m1iaiu that when ihe Yi0iat0rs 90 the oys-
fer ags aro brought before tho justices 81
the peace or 9rraignei va court. DELAYS are
utorp0sed and technical dcicDces allowed
tlaf result 40 TIE acquiital OF The accused.
This tends 70 demoralze The force. The
board determined that every tlprr should
Doe made 10 bring The offenders 60 punishment
and 20 uphold the dignity OF the state.
seated orders were sent TO the deputy COM
mau1ars OF fbc force. u was resolved 10
cquipcverv vessel with cannon, as well as
other weapons. and 10 secure The use Oitbesc
the Governor and Comptroller, as directed,
went o. Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

sf47s: January, fiLs0sE475: Mar. filgsfij;
spot BIZ higher: fair ca1rses, tlGn sugar
quiet snd slfose; fair refining. Sic l.: refined
steady Aoiassss steady. ki'e irm and scsiye;
domestic. s5.esbc. Petroleum quiet and uD-
changed: reapsd. f7.z. Co,toh-seed OIL frm.
Rosin atssdy. Tnrpen.ne daii and lover az
s5kc. Hides quiet ana steady. Wooi nrrn;
domestic fleece, goassc. pulled. Yam. Pork
quiet; mess. tl55ca4lh7a. Bcef quiet Beef
hams depreessd az SIS Tisrcsd beet caiot
cutmeats weak p'czied bellies sHashc
picked bans, i9r: packed sao1dsr'. SIC:
Middles veak sho'tciear. sS Lard lover ana
DUH: western steam. - 70ss87D; city. ~:
November. 1913; MAJ, $50 Freights steady.
CHICAGO
Ogrctan November zS-rhs cssa cucsssions
vere; Fl0ar pomlnally unchanged. No.
spring wheat, sLNssi.oik No red. f1.0fa
fi.0iA. No corn, ~ &C. 10. 3 ost-. 251.as6kc.
Aess-pors. S'1Sf1aft Lard, So fboft
iios, 81 Esf7.ss; shoulders. s. 2iat7. IN; short
clear. tSasSis.. Whistry, tis0
qhelsseiag Istayss ranged ss follows
0Osa.a9 HlsAss- Uasfst
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The Kcely-uotor trouble adjusted.


PHILADELPHIA. November ga meeting
Of the directors Of the Kecly-MOior Company
was held IN this CITY yesterday. and II Is SAID
that all 81 the differences between keely ana
the board have been compromised 10y tue
formulation Of plans for an entire re0rgani-
zlti0n Of the company, which will be SUD
mlttcd 10 the stockholders al their annual
meeting, December 11lb, for approval
TIE plans provided for a capital Of 5000
eco. divided INTO 100000 shsres OF $40 each,
instead % 100. 900 81 81 each 81 at present.
Oh toe stock 100000 shares will be allotted
10 the present stockholders, 100000
shares viii 20 10 Eeely, and 100000
shores are 70 remain in the treasury.
Keely, with his share Of the stock, Is
60 redeem the outstanding certificates
issued by him on account OF advances inside
by friends toward the development OF what
be claims 10 ue the new force, and Tor Wbich
purpose the new company was TO have been
formcd The action OF the directors heals
all differences heretofore existing between
the inventor and the directors, and the pro-
posed new company will control all Of the
various machines aud forces discovered by
kceiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
MARKETS BY rgLRsRApa
NEW YoRS-

Esw YOgx. November 2s.-Cotton steady;
sales, 2l5 balee; upiAnds. 9z.c: orieans. lOc.
net receipts, $500 bales; exports-to Great
Britain. 23.OOo bales: " France, 1880 bales; 70
tae Continent. 5.O5o bales. stock. 7153l3 bales
southern hour steady aHd more active Wheat
y, a3c. higher AID duh: No red. 40 tkafi.O5,
elevators options closed sA So over yesterday:
10. 2 red. AoyemDer. il.04J.; December, si.0e'.s
t1.0iH; Nay, fl.i0h asL ixst. ei<sinE az tLiz5s.
Corn weak and &C. lover: No. q axe. eAoya-
tor; options Nc lower and steady; Noyombsr,
HAe.; December. Hass&c; Kay. 47af7ac
eloeing Al z7ttc. Oats easier and Quiss; options
dun aud ,saac- loser Novsmesf, Afe; De-
camber. slaaSIAo.; May, $40: NO spol
81 aa3ihc; mixed. western. 3sasc. Hogs dnil,
STATE f9aase Coi.eo--Oplloas closed arm al S5a
40 poiaks above yes.srday; Deceneer. siAaoa
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Death or Mrs. ". =. sherman.

lIJ Telegraph ID tte Dii lA-'i.l
NEW YORK. November 23.-Mrs. General
william 4. sherman died al - O'Clock TITS
morning ct her residence, SO. - west
reventy.dr.t street. in tb. city.
Mr-. Sherman', ROMANS Wll be taken 10
81. loui. FOR iutermeut. ST.. Louis !, Toe Old
aome 81 the Sherman faml'y. several mem-
ber- ~ which are buried there. y suecn'
car bas been placed atilc DISCO. lof General
sherman to convey TIE remains Ncst The
train will STAR. Tomorrow morning and
reach its destination saturday morning. Tie
intcrment win take ylac saturday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29
Observation-Disclosures.

BERLIN, November %. The Cologne Ga
zette. abiding TO the reported differences
between Prince Henry Of RcuN, German
Ambassador nj Vienna, aud Count yo0
Tsaie, To Austrian Prime Minister, says
That Germany regards with rather Increasing
disquiet the growing strength and signih
canoe 81 those Austrian parties mich are at
heart hostile to the German alliance.
The Post. discussing the situation in Aus
tri,. expresses the fear that The influence Of
Germany is seriously threatened and that
The alliance is imperiled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-29

ISD0cI1I lr7eg11m " Do UIHpaI'nI
CHHIL.Ioy. IS. VA, November 2S-The
Supreme Court io-d1y dismissed the petition
of Democratic counsel asking ior q writ Of
prohibition AGAINST the County Court count
ing the returns from Lewiston precinct, this
county. This vas test ease. Evidence az
the returns being Tempered with was discoy-
cred in The recount to-day, ara prominent
politician i, suspected. sensational develop
ment, may Do expected soon. iAe kepubl-
cans sroI,d victory to-day in both court..
ssd any further coutcs; made viii probably
Dc before tue Legislature.