, 1888-11-14
FLASHES.

sleeper on d west pOIhu Ohh9Sifhhih
train took fire while crossing other trains
and was half consumed. The twenty
panic stricken occupants of the berths fed
to the next car, leaving part of their cloth
ing. No one injured.
London The Rt,- HoR-Sir- Richard
Baggallay, formerly lord Justice of APP
peals, is dead, aged y years.
Bufalo.-The Wheeler elevator was
partially burned this morning, Loss,
5000, 600.
Little Rock, Ark.-Dr. H. G. Hite of
the organization similar to the Indiana
white caps was found guilty this morning
of intimidating witnesses in the federal
cases in Randolph county.
Bucharest. Parliament was opened to-
day by King Charles in person.
London. The heavy rains of the past
few days have caused foods in many dis
tricts of England.
Stuttgart.-The Stuttgart Gazette to-
day makes a denial that DR.. Woodcock,
otherwise Baron Savage, one of the
American favorites of the king of Wur-
temburg, was dismissed by the king. 1t
says be gave up his Office of his own free
will, and also declares untrue the state
ment that Woodcock took part in spiritu-
alist experiments.
City of Mexico. -Senor Dublan, minis
ter of finance, says the election of Gen.
Harrison will be beneficial to Mexico. and
Senior Buranda, minister OF Justice. thinks
the new administration in the United
States will increase and har-
mony between the two republics.
De- l. $3.50 ~ &C.,
guards on the eastern frontier shot three
French sportsmen to day, killing one of
them.
Vienna.-A report is in circulation in
this city that an attempt has been made
to assassinate Prince Ferdinand, ruler of
Bulgaria.
Ottawa.-An order in council has been
passed increasing the export duties on
pine logs from two to three dollars per
thousand feet, board measure.
New York.--The marquis of Queens
bury, who came here a week ago from
San Francisco, sailed for England yester-
day: He considers Kilrain about the best
man in the world.
Washington. The department of state
does not anticipate any serious results
from the complications between this
country and Peru, growing out of the
seizure of the building in which was stu
ated the United States consular agency at
Molendo, Peru.
London.-The oaths bill passed the
second reading in the lords to-day without
division.
Chattanooga, Tenn.-The Times has
approximate full returns from the entire
state on the vote for president and gov
ernor. The total vote is about 295, 900,
the largest by $4,000 ever cast in the
state. Cleveland's plurality will be about
1900.
Atlanta, Ga.-Governor Gordon was
inaugurated for the second term to-day.
New York.-Mary Anderson appeared
here this evening after an absence of
three years. Palmer's theatre was
crowded to its fullest capacity. She re-
ceived an ovation.
Louisville, Ky.-This afternoon while
labOrers were preparing a blast of dyna-
mite IN n rock qrarrY, a premature ex'
plosion killed the owner of the quarry,
Mike Gormley, and MORALLY wounded
John Hays and an unknown negro.
Montgomery, Ala.-The bienniel ses-
sion OF the general assembly of Alabama
opened this morning.
London.-At the Derby autumn meet
ing the prince of Wales handicap steeple-
Magic.
Boston.-The arbitrator to whom was
submitted the question of the division of
rates on through business between the
Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line,
have rendered a decision that is deemed
slightly favorable to the Short Line.
st. LonIs.-A special from Gainesville,
Tex. says that Governor Guy was not
killed Saturday night as reported, the
would be assassin's bullet missing him.
Guys adherents have been ordered to
surround the capitol at IL o'clock tonight,
when if Bryands friends do not surrender
a war of determination will begin.
Rochester, N. Y.-The work of search
ing the ruins of the steam guage and
lantern works for dead bodies has contin-
ued throughout to-day and the result has
been the discovery of eight more black
ened and mutilated bodies, making
twenty-five in all so far found.
London. The Chatsworth plate was
won by Albertus. The Deveridge stakes
were won by Pioneer.
Ottawa.-The contract for the construc-
ton of the Sault Ste Marie canal has
been awarded for $l2, 900, 900.
jamestown, Dak.-An epidemic of
scarlet fever is raging here. The churches,
Sunday schools and public schools have
been ordered closed. A number of deaths
have already occurred.
Washington. The twenty-ninth annual
| GaSSIpn nf tho mtoofNDar, oo,-al sc a..
American Episcopal church began this
morning in this city. Two hundred and
fifty delegates were present, among whom
are many prominent bishops.
New York.-Thomas L. Bolts of the
famous Virginia family suicided to-day on
account of disappointment and losses of