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AN ISconnurTigLE FEsrAx.
Desperate strait. Of the " Times
for Evidence Against ParnefIitss.

Dsnl1S. Dec. zs--fae FREE ada's yeHrzsat,
referring - The Parusil inqaify, says the
TfalSs prolonged the smoeuf oi efi1ento
regarding ouirazes, In tne hope OF seeHr'
ing test fneuy a. justly the statement msste
tyg ATTORNEY .tienerAI webster in the gpen-
inR address Feeling that the Kfouhd bas
slipping from nBdsf 10 fres, Fes0ls ea
utson q desperate game 70 retrieve ~ lot
tunes. Win this end In view u disraten-
Cd au e1is.ary 10 America, who d,scos.
essd sheridan 81 Pueblo. Col, ana tfiel 20
indnce him 20 90 20 f1oaaOn 20 tfft.iy oes.
fore me cora ls<lonefs. promifiug him, u
lis eviaenee proved saiisfaeiorf. taas ne
souid - raid 1lO 90 sifAtn an hoaf sfief
the examination vas c0nciude1
Ia 4 flroa. aud Was fnaiiy offered lssN
,gowp II ne WSaid accompany tne axt ~ ~
EuelaBA sheridan then petiuyeiy ae-
ellued 10 ayf,esf hefore TOE tPn. s.'s.,., =,
and assfirei the sgent that he Se y 70
7sise aesirous % share tae tste of JAMES
carey.
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millionaire Edson Adams, wiz.

SAS FRASCisco. Dec 2S-The wsil Of
Edison Adams, the deceased Oakland capt
talIst. was filed for probate to-day. 1t de
ciares the property common property. and
directs that il be distributed between the
widow. Hannah Jones Adams. Julia
PretheF. a daughter, and Eason =. and
John G. Adams. Sous, and appoints the
widow and Edison f. Adams executors,
without bonds or Interference o. court.
Mrs. Adams and Edson = petition for
letters. alleging the estate 70 ee tn Ala
meds. Mana. Contra Costa and Humboldt
counties. Cal. umatiila county, Or, and
in Arizona, ami of a probable value oi be-
tween 81. .ooo. 600 aud g. ,Gl0Go
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Rs.tnred 20 the rnhIic pom.In.

wAEHISGroS. Dec. s--C0mmissioner
Stockslager, Of She general land Office has
rejected the cikiga Of the state Of Colorado
foF iand selected by the state a. indemnity
for a school grant by congress af two sec
tions that are Included Ia an Indian FeRef-
vztloa The selections. which are em.
hfarsd Ia certain lists transmitted 10 the
commissioner from local officers AZ Fiie-
bio. Ieadyills aud aienWOoh Springs.
Col over 81 jas acres Of land The
grouBd ei the rtjrctleu Il that the lauds
were all selected 10 one body. which is not
in conformity with the act 0f March :,
ls75, admitting Colorado into the Union.
This A.; provides that land selected as in
demnity fGr the loss OF granted school SEC
tlaas shall be contiguous 10 the iand lost
The rejected selections viii b. subjected 10
settlement and entry.
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rnE LoNe-Losr srnIKE.
Burlington Engineers TO sue for
Peace with Honor.

CHICAGO. Dee. 2s.-A convention OF loco.
motive engineers representing the Brother
hood west OF the Mississippi commenced
its session here to-day. There were numeF-
Gus reports rs 10 tho object Of the gather
purpose ia view was 10 establish closer
relations between the engineers la the
West aud Southwest and solidify A. much
- possible the organization in that part OF
the country. The proceedings uf the
meeting were secret There seems 10 be
however, II outside gossip counts for any
thing, little room for doubt that the real in
tentipn of the movement & 10 devise new
plan for a campaign IL behalf Of the Bur.
hngfon strikers The step most favored,
apparently, Il 20 have an entirely new com.
mitiee wait on the Buriington's officers
aud endesvor t1 come 10 compromise II
possible II is possible the committee kp-
pointed a. the Richmond convention may
wsit on the Burlington officials tomorrow
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THE GUILL0TINE.
Prado, the Spanish Fiend.
Beheaded in Paris.
At OVER IN A MINUTE.
Distinguished French Artists. Pests
and ssNaHts Interested speeta-
tors-Amerlean Executions.

PAeis, Dec. 2S-prasio. fhc murderer os
Marie AuEea;aa,, bis mistress. was guilio
tined this moFnlag in the Place DO Ia
RoqGet,e. He retained frni demcanor
10 the lasi, refused 70 confess aad declined
the services oi chaplain. An isamenSe
crowd collected OUTSIDE last night and re-
NAMED until PFsaa had been executed.
The Fseaie spcut the time ID singing comic
songs aad amusing themselves tn other
eolssereus WAYS.
Fgaao slept we,l until o'clotk, and pro.
'estcl his innocence Of the mnrI~r Of
Marie Ausea,snt to the las. lie declAimed
@ssias; the inlssfice 81 this world. and
refused 10 disclose his real name. when
the jailars came 10 siaion his linlx he or
teFeA no rcsis,aaee. While thcy wcre cn.
gsged IN this operation he shed one tear.
iAe sient ~ ne gutllqune appeared 10
hypruiige iiu.
frada's death wss witnessed hy 800 sr.
usis, newspaper Wsa, aCiafs. lawyers and
p1iiiiclan~ who possessed ludaeucc suf.
hcttut % obtain admission within the sen.
t7y linCs ~ she Place ar "a X squetfe In
hils seconds irum his tfst appearance at
tac prison gate his bleeding hcaa lay in
the haskv1 ia sroas of the gates az the
prison where the execution took mace
were found q group es men among whom
were several Of tisc most distinguished
mca IA Fra0cc. Near fhe lue Of tr.as on
the npPcg side ~ The park stool Mount
sally oi toe Comcdle Ffaucaise. Near him
were Armand sylvester and HSnri Roche-
present 81 1
Prado, in Alkfpx from the prls@n i
His arms werc i1Skssr plniosissf osesz,s I'll
back. His Lew te>k<, scrn d fach &I>
YsniaSe Ia tho aour<fopIls. werp 1onc. H
aplsfcl seem inrls oq1st>srd q : A>4Tss
shiFt had becn roagfig tdt kwnv essens
the nrck and shoulders.
IN tmut OF the gulhotine = board stood
upright - The height Of Hva feet As
fratla nearcd the huari n most dreadful
series oi Incidents followed each nrher
with thc rspidlty of lightning. rhe tfem.
ebng abbc stepped apart Four bnrly meu
dfesseu ia bi9oseS of blue aud whita
striped ticking, who had not been seen
before, spfaug forward. seized the csn-
deiaHed man. hurled him onward against
the upright board. fung themselves upon
him ana by their weight bore the straF.
stug victim. face downward, 90 the top Of
iew Natorm. The board worked on
swivel aud ran on rolleFa
ia an instantit had been wheeled for.
ward until the neck was under the glisten-
ing knife. beibler, who bad stood Ike a
stone a. the right OF the guillotine during
aii the terrible scene, now reached for.
Hard ana liked a wooden collar over the
back OF the prisoners neck.
Then The knife was sprung aud the
Keen steel struck the neck as ID might have
eoilidcd with rubber canspring Ii went
through. and the head of Prado lay ia the
Sharings below.
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BLOWN UP by DYNAMITE.
A Co!ored Dancing Party In Yir.
Rfnfa Narrowly EseapeE Death,

HAEKfs0NBrHe, Va. Dee. ga dyna.
mite cartridge was placed the Carter
House. near McGAheysviile. In this c0un-
fy. "Wednesday night. in which a party
Of negroes were having q dance, and ex-
ploded. almost totally destroying the
building and iuiurinF Amos Moore aud
two women Terrible loss Of life would
given by a man who saw the cartridge aud
recognized the danger Moore and the
two women. who had not time 20 escape,
were thrown with terrible force through
the building They cannot recover.
Threats Of lynchiug are freely indulged.
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eufe.ea. Dee. zs.-FaiiessnAa Luxe
F,nrsa af,er being sho; Ihres times aud
ssFaIly woauded tonight, gave chase u hss
as~ailsuf. Thomas Ess nseis.s. a sr1ek ni1kt
- ~ P.vusi.3. shots wounded Ms
wiIlfsras. bat not seriously os;scer Barks
80 80. setaiigi 70 arrest Mr. Williams
fr,.txnd "a q charge 81 sifs-ts-Aii =
p.syrssst.s haA been drinking bssF44t- Hs
80 4 spife against Burke, aud happens :.
sAassr aga Elfhogz : Surd con ne 49,
saaosing. Shile TIE fslsiee 'liAH sASl ,l-l :
S'set- sssrr,sh uss krac klng ~ Nil41uzs
a. Es.uuidx NAV fes1vef- nc -
fs-~.ss ,s-1fs.-tssnfer gave himself Up
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A Califernia seheener Lrst.

sGS Francisco. Dec. 2s.--Sews was re-
ceived to-day of the total loss ~ the
schooner Mary swan, which left this port
for ErsenAda, Mexico, November "a. with
a cargo Of merchandise. The vessel was
beacaed Ht sHuto Domingo, Lover Cali
forflia 70 save the life of the crew. a. she
was dllinS with water and storm coming
IN. The wreck was sold for 500 The
vessel was valued at 5000. three eighths
insured.
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rHE soAFFoLD AWAITS nm.
Capture of an italian Brigand and
Murderer In Conneetfcnt

NEN YORK. Dec. aes--Pictro Dinerro. an
Italian brlgand who two years ago fnuf
defed the Marquis Guilo Handusx, while
Fobblng his house At Torella. Italy, was ar
rested to-day By one Of Inspector Byrnes'
men at stamford, Conn, aad brought
here. The scaflola awaits him Ia Italy.
The murder Of the Marquis of saadazsi,
a venerable and philanthropic nobleniaii.
noted for benefecBee to charities. made
sensation Ia Italy In the summer Of iss5
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THE NEW NAVY YARD.
Little Doubt that Site Near Seattle
VIII HN Chnsan

wAsEiSsroS, Dec 2S-The naval com
mission appointed by secretary Whitney
to select site for new navy yard on the
Pacific Coast provided for by congress al
the last session, viii leave for SAN Fran
cisco tomorrow morning. The commits.
sion has practically decided 10 locate the
yard on Puget sound and site near Seat.
tie, W. Twill likely be selected.
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nE pIEp A rAaAN.
Execution OF Leong Sing. Chinese
Murderer. in san Fraoetseo.

SAN fRASctsCo, Dec. 2s.--leong Sing was
hanged ia the county jail TO day for tho
murder OF his uncle nearly two years aro.
Dariag the past few days the condemned
man had exhibited q most stolid inaller-
ence to his fate, and even up 10 within a
few honrs of his execution would not he
heYe that he was 20 die. His cell-nates
were two feliow-eountrymc men. and last
night they made every effort 20 impress
upon his mind the fact that this wonid be
his last day on earth
The c0Daemned Chinaman arose early
this morning aud ate a hearty break lastl
He vas removed 10 a cell near the rall0w I
about O'Clock aud made request 10 ia
left alone few mlsuiee, which was dek
MED, lie seemed 90 realiae this morning
that be would have 70 die, bnt Il did uoa
appear 20 cause him ANY anxiety what.
ever. He refused 10 embrace the Christian
religion aud would have nothing 10 say 10
priest who called upon him. But little
interest was taken in tho execution aud
the crowd ia the jail was small
Leong sing was led cut OF his cell At 70
o'clock, aud ia a few minutes everything
was ready aud the trap was sprung The
murderer died without q struggle.
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pENDIEroS. Dec. 2s.-CApt. ". <. O'Bgien,
II traop. second cavalry. died here this
morning after an illness Of one week, o.
Pneumonia. He had brought eeiaeh-
meut os recruits from the kast iof Foft
WsIia Wafia ard was oa his return home
when taken III. The body vii b for
wsrtiesl 10 Jefferson bsrTaeks- where be vas
ssRffous4 and bis family resided.
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rlern,ea RalIroaa IN chieago.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.--The first righi-oi way
granted 20 an elevated road ia Chicago
was voted tonight by the eitg council 70
the Meigs company for hae east and
west through the city on Lake street Tie
So.e ,sas 4, 10 : a majority indicating that
the ordinance VIII probably stand, even u
vetoed hy the mayor II Is provided That
fares shall fye 4 cents
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wisKirEe, Dee. 2s-webb Brandon,
wife murderer. was hanged this morning.
He displayed great foriisude on the Ecai-
fold. The parting between brandon aud
bis three children was affecting in the ex-
irene. Brandon killed his wife while be
was drunk.
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The DImmIe mu,aer rrIaI,

sAS Francisco. Dec A-The defence 10
the Dimmig munier case closed to-day.
The case VIII be argued next Monday. Dr.
Bowers read the Benhayon confession and
denied writing H.
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SACRAMENTO, Dec. N-faxes of the
Southern Pacific company ter lsse =.
amounting 10 1921 .G79 20 were paid into the
state treasury today. II took ihe iFeasnr-
eris fierce several hours b. c0unt the
money. which was contained In sacks Of
so Geo each. The coin comes into he iceas-
nrv as an oppartanc tins. EVerythin ng
against the general fund Is nOw payable.
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DxLoRaIsE. Man. Dec --lhe olsi-
,,..ss r.,rrior 0f the toxin was burned this
nornfug The Gre started Ia = room above
Ssassers 4 NeKlnuie's store, and. alfhoHgh
Al the people turned osl to eheek tfe
ssues sach hezdwAy bad been gained
thsf great loss resulted. The loss y e'tl-
ynsse.d Al stsgrsf a3sa go
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CABINET COUNSEL.
senator Teller Tells Harrison What
L. Hks Nail

IsDzsS AFoIss. Dec. -. The Only els;ifl-
ru!Sasa aug ot-sosu visitor a. the rtsa-
aenee 81 fac president-sleef to-day was
Senatsr Hears NJ Teiisr. of CosaTzto, *.
See-stSrv II the interior Gnter PFesiecut
Arthur. senator Tel G. arrived IN ihe CITY
lzst nfghi. and gss tae gafsi O. tol- Ana4
NJ \ L. glekle He hzd q lane private
TAI sssth the Nresisseu7 elect this morning,
aad tcff the eily sheFtly sftcE uaan faers
il csansi.sS-abse speculation A. 70 = hA'
rsssxeSf h-sswesal the general and nis visitor
arst especially A. % wbag gss the senator :
particular Mission Ia 81 interview JAS
prior to calling upon TIE Ffesideh u *
the s<s5ssaY aid be thoaghf the taTis re
form b I s.aid pass the sEnsfe uct latef
than January = or 4 He did aot beilcve
shere soEid b. an extra SESSION Of ec1'
gfcss.
tsrsrs1ing .1e ia2x ab1Bf SENATOR Mitch
ell OF Oregon - cstansf possi hailzs'
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sr Ioris, Dee > "A Repa5ife special
frofn Omaha, a little town in the western
ps-f Of the state. SAYS The neignbofs OF
rsau raraed A. " Cutler severely vhippefi
lie for beating his sife today lie swote
ont a warrant under which the eHtlre nae
population Of the place Nes~ Affsssse1 - -,
;sken to Cireeiey Center, where they VII
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so EELasON a. q


Premier fl0Quet IN reply declared his
warmest approval Of eNery thing that had
bcen doae 10 s-culanze the schools The
republic. De said. desired 10 tree edncatlon
from ali religious insiueaee.
Fi0qnsts speech Has received with 81
thusiastie applause. aud a motion 10 print
and piacard Il throughout France was
carried BY q vote a - - lsG.
In spite d The adviee ~ the budget
committee. the vari0ss credits which were
supfff E.ed b. The sEnate were reinsfated,
including one of 20ooDe0 francs for pen
slons The budget Niii therefore 60 back
70 the senate
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w.sutxs-ex. I,ee. @S-SenzsoS STAFFORD
..,ts t.,-ttag =, Nisser 4 sib.sy Of Frankpn.
= vFtssssaz esSsF y EseFt4Onerr. sas o.
-. slzre Beautiful Bells. taF f42.a<o- lbs
= 90 10 bss the higsest Fz1ee erer fsa.a ior
: wFsnsnx cold IA AsneEsfa- Inas eost - Z
fafl kszv,hef 70 Ewe that hsfe psae1 @ofth
t.e.ese 70 xs0 90 ~ tsax years osd
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TERRITORY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER %. 1883.

Teller said He woHia sake a veyr rood
cabinet saleer. bus do Est knaW shAr hs
desires SEra a Jsoslflo2- | have heard 81
ne effort 10 REge him. doubt II be would
leave the senate. There weuad be nothing
II the way q Als acceptance II be should
oe sfPeiniea rs sRseesse- n the senate
wezia be Republican. IS TIE 0regca leg
lsiatare Is Republican e Tie senator
thought t1a1 one new cabinet or ce- woaii
certainly come from the West He stated
that he expected 10 express his views 70
the PressaeEf-eiecf ca political matters. bui
ne should nos grxe The spfelni Hsenf Of Any
nan he shorlc, however. tel him what
he thonght aboGt soEse mea-
IN response 10 query IS To whether the
Esru olieaD members of the senate were
nos generally Of the opSuSoa thar Blaine
should be IN the cabinet. senator Teller ~
Piled. There is division OF opinion
blaines friends thiak that he viii hc seere-
ia.y et state, but there sre others who
taiak his appointment aight net be advis-
able.
Two eoaaieting opinions exist tonight
among local politicians IS 20 the senator's
cabinet suggestions and recommendation
10 The presldelf-sicGt. one j. that he came
20 advocate Biziue's appointment on the
grounds Of party harmony and another
that he advised against Blaine entering
the cabinet The re2l truth as TO what. II
anything. the senator said on this point is
Atfts+ II oflls 20 himself atil ten. HARRISON.
frofa gentleman who Is well advised in
New York politics il is learned that Sena-
tor Teller is an ardent supporter OF ex-
senator Piatf, and this fact being esfah-
llsaed II seems probable he spoke several
good words for Piatf
There were a large number OF other
visitors during the afternoon and evening.
wac came simply 70 pay fheir respects
Several were from Illinois
Among Other oRt-uf sswn visitors were
ex-CSngrezsTnen White. OF Keutucky, ard
ex-Jaage Holt, of Louisville. II IS under
stood that they came 10 urge the consider
atlon of Brsdieys Rame FOR cabinet pert
folio.
AZ INNOCENT LTTTLE GIgL
Al amusing incident occurred this after.
noon, When little giri called on the Gen
eFal, and. finding him alone, said she
wanted him to help her win the prize
lie general was rather pszzled Until she
handed him paper which he quickly
saw was printed blank such as has been
circulated by newspapers, offering q prize
foF the person who would Gil out thereon
a correct list Of ten. HARRISON cabinet BY
given date. The general retarned the
paper 10 the child. saying he was sorry he
could not help her, and adding that he Gid
not know nearly as much about the matter
as some OF the newspaper gentlemen. The
little girl went away apparently greatly
disappointed.
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John bright Greatly Improved.

IoNDos. Dee 2s-John Bright sat up 10
q char las; evening. He chaiied eheeriiy
aud hnpeiuily with friends. fact which
indicates a permanent change for tbs
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50 FxtSstsco. Dec. .-ineicsii1ns for
"A h.5z,-s fo- oregon aud Washington leF-
-1ta~vs Fair zeafheT, followed ln SOB a
sz1steru oregon - saiai FafiAole VIA -
warmer
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Carver WIN Probably Win.

utxxEtFo11s, Dee 2-Ir. ". T. Carver
- raasie a. o0o targets ia hiz great tsi.-
hjttiug contest Ep 20 u O'Clock to-nsshi
n a. II 90 targets % make i0~HleIfv" -
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FyEpEEgcg ssssi 10. Va. Dsr. - i.se'ss,s{
battle between WHITES asd p.At IN. n ~.
...ss,s.s ,,e.s.iv CHRISTMAS Eve. relisl-
- 'ii.s..,ssi.,r, ~ ta = wra1Eie tst~tFN
,<s,lfe usan nnmsd hsnnfft tt''ef so - =
,.,-I'.-..is -. pnfa fa.faifzf IN rcrtpp4zz
- rsirs rl.des 10 E<zis silae = s'.'fhI
80 ess fhe fssail Hsffr sns s.es - -.
tusiaufiy kilied hiA eelerta tnsasy ...'.s
aanref04siy ip51fr9
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A Aseriars Ere vas repoFsesi from sfan !
v..rk-- Dak.. Friday. azt Is Eassnstatie F@a
s4os zseer1xlned-
Ger. syeo-ze p. Williams. 10 hehaif O. shs
t.ssngurssfo1 e N u &c. called u2on fiee
prxTssse n .esxes zeFfoo fFsazFs
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BAsrROF., La. Dec. y PET Oyerton
was hanged to-day Tor the murder OF Ffank
Herscy April II.
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ptw4s. sec. = The p gasc tays y 80
l~en ecflded 10 rF4sFtie fais1y. 80 ~
! 2,ntle tine ~ rsllss eSntsfE.ek ~
~, -. Z, = frsnes " 1aaf - ne}
a. ..,ssrss nlsf eE1<<1 - tH1e =
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Losr on An kvIL MISSION.
A Steamer with Arms For uayti
overdne-The Hsytiea EepahiIc,

NV NozE Dec. SS-S..sraiaf3on j. = fs
eo the maritime excaSags ever TIE posi-
be fate Of TIE Ssmaas. which len herr, fa-
Hayn and san Domingo Noee1aher -
Nothing has tsSn heard ~ the vessel Siace
= hecszne calm The >Saana's derarture
was ssSnAilred ~ = heated controversy Ne-
tween the Hayfia0 cousGl I'll. RxSsst and
the custom house osf3ci&lS Rassesi clasna.
cd the vessel carried arms and sumuni.
ten for insurgents. and made Stren0oas
eaazsS to have the vessel DELAYED until the
ezrgo coald Be Inspected Ca,icctor Ma
Soae refused to interfere. and the SANTANA
sicseed November =. The eastern coass of
the United states IL The direct route Of the
SausaRs, was visited By one Of the meet Sc
we're storms ever experienced Il Is gener-
ally believed she Il tost The sainana is sn
iron Screw STEAMER. SIS gross tons. aud was
commanded BY Capt JOAN james, WITH a
crew OF Is
No DENkNn FaR INDEMNITY.
WASHINGTON. Dec. cS.-n is stated tae,f
uNeiy 81 the.1visrisaenf of state. gAss no
demand Tor indemnity has been raade IN
the case Of the steamer Haytiea Eepahllf,
MORSE owner OF the veSsei, rscesitiv re-
quesied Secretary Bayarl 20 demand Ss
90 Indemnify. The SECRETARY informed
him that there was no heed 81 haste. The
question ~ damage can hesf bo determined
after the vessel arrives in New York where
she Is due IN few DAYS.
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pAggs. Dec. > -PsEaaa canal shAses
slos-sa * u. &C higher.
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NOT DISCOURAGED.
Banquet of Tariff Re-
formers in Boston.
LETTER FROM MR.cLEvELAND
The President. Speaker Carlisle and
Secretary Fairehiid Insist on No
Compromise.


RosToS. Dec. 2s-The annual banquet
Of the Massachusetts, Tariff Reform League
took place at the Hotel yendome this
evening. The principal guest Of the even.
ing was Secretary OF the Treasury Fair.
child. Hoa- ". 7. Russell presided and IL
the opening speech said the gathering was
net one Of interested capitalists to rejoice
over q political victory, bui gathering Ia
the interest Of the propagation OF gTea,
political aud economic reform. A letter
vas then read from President Cleveland,
a follows.
PRESIDENT eLEFELAxp's LETTER
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In the twenty fourth Jackson got Nc.
Auliffe again ia the corner and dealt him
three terrific blows, the iest catching him
In the mouth and knocking him out.
Jackson was declared the winner amid
great enthusiasm