, 1888-11-18

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In access of the legal requirement.
Princeton yesterday defeated Harvard
in an exciting foot ball match. Score
Is to 6.
The board of trustees of Columbia col
lege has decided TO establish an annex for
women.
Madame Villeroy, daughter of Banker
Goldsmith, committed suicide by drown
ing in Paris yesterday.
Business on the London stock exchange
was suspended yesterday in order hat the
building might be cleaned.
La France of Paris not that its
Berlin correspondent, Robert Pic, has
been expelled from Prussia.
Republicans of Helena celebrated the
national and territorial victories by a
grand ratification meeting last night.
Official returns from every county in
Iowa give Harrison 2l1, 592, Cleveland
ITO, S99. Harrison's plurality 81, 9
Thirteen new cases of yellow fever de-
veloped at Jacksonville yesterday and one
death. Total cases, 1897; total deaths,
397.
Complete election returns of the late
election in Arkansas give Cleveland
1902, Harrison 5S,752, Streeter 10, 62G,
Fisk GA.
Jack Splank and Ginger" Mccormick,
both of jersey City, fought eleven des-
perate rounds On Lcng Island yesterday
morning. Splank was knocked out.
A clerical omission of $500 Republi-
can votes was made in the aggregate con
gressional vote announced yesterday.
This nalac tha Pon,ll,ao. ~1,..l.4u
4,571.
John Markham, wholesale merchant,
of Durham, n. c., assigned yesterday for
800, 600. Other failures are already an
nounced which aggregate a million and
a half.
Representative Perry Belmont Of the
first New York district has been rendered
and accepted the appointment of United
States minister to Spain to succeed }. i.
M. Curry, resigned.
Residents of Milford. Mass, expe-
rienced a slight but continuous shock of
earthquake yesterday morning. lasting
from two to four minutes. Dwellings
were slightly shaken,
The secretary of the treasury has
directed the suspension of Quincy A.
Brooks, collector of customs at Port
Townsend, w. T., because of general
dissatisfaction with his administration.
King Milan has offered to confirm the
right of ex. Queen Natalie to the title of
majesty provided that she foregoes her
intended protest to the European courts
and admitted the legality of the divorce.
Dispatches from Australia show that
the people of New South Wales and New
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people of Queensland, on the right of the
colony to be consulted regarding the
choice of governor.
Quong Yum, ostensibly a laundryman at
3O5 West Twenty-fourth street, New York,
was arrested yesterday. He is charged
with smuggling forty packages OF opium,
the duty on which is $40 per pound, into
New York from Canada.
Fred S. Simpson. nigkt clerk of the
Northern Pacific Express company at.
Tacoma, who absconded with 81, 200 OF
the c%ompany's money a few days ago was
caught yesterday at Kanloops. b. G., and
all the money recovered.
Flora Schmidt, the young woman taken
to the hospital in New York Friday night
with symptoms resembling yellow fever,
died yesterday morning. An autopsy
showed that the woman died of acute
g%astritis and not yellow fever.
The annual report of First Assistant
Postmaster General Stevenson shows that
during the last fiscal year ~, 2SS fourth.
class postmasters were appointed. During
the year ! ,645 post offices were discontin-
ued and the whole number of post offices
increased was 2,229.
Word was received in Detroit Yesterday
that Col. John Atkinson and Henry
Thurber had effected a settlement in Lon
don, England with the Ascending banker,
G. r. Waldrum, of Hillsdale. Enough
money has been given up to liquidate all
OF the bankers debts.
An attachment was issued Yesterday
against Kelley for contempt of court in
refusing to produce the model of his
motor as ordered. Kelley was subse
quently committed to the county prison
till he should purge himself of contempt
by compliance with the order of the court.
The British ship Carston, which ar
rived at Queenston yesterday from San
francisco, bad on board the crew Of the
Danish ship st. Adams, Capt. L%indahart,
from Quebec October %, for London,
which was abandoned November Is 800
nlIlcs "CsI VI Idalnel, WaLcIlO2Geu anu
dismantled.
The parade of Republican clubs at
Philadelphia last night in celebration Of
the party's victory was a great demorstra-
ton and Vice President Morton, who re-
viewed the procession, was given an en-
thusiastic ovation by %, 900 men in line
and many thousand spectators.
During the past five days c. A. King
& Co., of Toledo, have received 5000
crop reports. They show that the grow
ing wheat crop has secured a better start
than last fall. Ohio repor,s the crop ex-
c%ellent. Missouri, Kansas and Indiana
are very favorable, and Illinois and Mich
igan are not quite so good. The dry fall
prevents the acreage from being increased.
Ties worth 80 cents selling at % cents
at Hellmau's.