, 1888-11-15
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DdluHlu 8 physician sdlu ILLS mOTnlnR ina
his patient was resting more easily and
may linger a few days longer.
Rochester, N. Twelve more bodies
were unearthed this morning in the ruins
of Fridays fire. In addition to eleven
taken out yesterday, this makes thirty
three dead accounted for. There are
prsbably ten or twelve yet in the ruins.
Lebanon, Pa.-Shortly after IL o'clock
to-day William Showers was hanged in
the jail yard here for the murder of his
two grandchildren at Anniville May II,
1887.
New York.-Herman j. Emerson, the
convicted policy dealer in whose place
Forger Bedell lost $50, 600 in one year,
was to-day sentenced to the pe~nltentiary
for one year and fined 81, 900.
Paris.-The committee on revision of
the constitution has adopted a resolution
in favor of abolishing the senate and
presidency.
Boston. The liabilities of w. D.
Forbes, late president of the National
Bank Of Redemption, are now stated to
be $3.50, 600. 1t is achieved that the
creditors will be fortunate if they get
more than twenty five cents on the dollar.
New York.-The steamer Schiedam,
from Amsterdam, about whose safety
fears were entertained, arrived this
morning.
Dublin.-A passenger believed to be
James ID. Payne, member of parliament,
fell overheard from the steamer last night
and was drowned.
London. The British steamer Black
Watch foundered Nov, - in latitude Sc
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crew is unknown. She was an iron screw
from Naples for Odessa. She was prob
ably returning from Odessa when she
toundered.
Utica, N. Y.-Frederick Knorr, wife
and II year old daughter Anna, persisted
IN their burning dwelling at Vernon
Center at II o'clock to-day.
London. AT the::Derby meeting to day
the Derby handicap of 500 sovereigns was
won by Hawthorn. The Osmaston nur-
sery handicap Of 500 sovereigns was won
by lddelsleigh.
New York.-The Star newspaper was
sold at auction to-day. The purchaser
was A. II. Shellabarger, and the price
paid was $4,000.
st. Louis.-Advices from Little Rock,
Ark, say: The Official returns from the
second congressional district give Brock
enridge, Democrat. S32 majority over
Clayton, Republican. Cate, Democrat,
is undoubtedly elected over Featherstone,
Independent,
GlasCow.-The corporation of Glasgow
gave a banquet this evening to Phelps,
the American minister.
Washington Six thousand Repub-
lcans bearing all the accessories of a po-
ltical procession, marched tonight in
honor of the election of Gen. Harrison to
the presidency.
New York.-The Republican campaign
orators filled the main hall of Delmonico
brlm full Of enthusiasm in the celebration
OF :he success of their efforts in the lete
campaign. Covers were laid for 200
guests. Chauncey NJ. Depew presided.
New York.-Mrs Gould was notlcea-
bly, better this morning. 1t snow thought
she will recover.
Brussels. In an explosion of fire damp
IN a mine at Dour thirty. miners were
killed.
COpenhagen.--The German iron clad
Kaiser with Prince Henry OF Prussia
aboard, went aground this morning en-
tSihhS bHS hdlUOT. TlnCe Henry was
brought ashore in a steam launch and was
met at the landing by King Christian.
Dedham, Mass. The new ice house of
the Peoples Ice company was blown
down this morning. Six workmen were
seriously and four are believed to be fatal
" hurt.
Paris, -Prado, the man who murdered
Marie Aquetak for her Jewels, has been
sentenced to death, no e~xtenuatipg cir
cumstances having been found in his
favor. The murderer received his SEN
tence in a cool manner.
Indianapolis. Chairman j. n. Hus-
ton returned from his home at Corners.
VILE to day fresh from the o~vations ten
dered him by his home friends, which
was one OF the most fattering recopni-
lions ever paid any campaign manager.
Ottawa.-Lord Stanley, governor gem
eral OF Canada, came out squarely against
the annexation sentiment In Canada. In
rsplying to an address of welcome from
French Canadians he declared that Cana
dams were not less free than citizens of
the United States, while they were freed
from distractions of constantly recurring
elections.
New York. The American Turf con-
gress terminated to day with closed doors.
The business under discussion is the
question of an lncresse CC71Tssghts and the
licensing of Jockeys. No ont Side club was