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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-28
CONDENSED TELEGGAMs.

" VI, W--I.iI. nj. t,.1 t.,,
new lork mosu 70, y rI ~, iuuu l'Hs
hlght announced " S1'"Vl'4ol.
Jacobs HGldenan, ex'M!nister to
Sweden, died yesterday Ut Harrisburg,
Ia, HSed W Seaie'
Georo Wigan, born eighty years ago
III London, is dead 10 GGrniRntOwni Pa,
having been the eldest coal operator In
the state.
The lighthouse Board report nays
there will hv S4l lights the coming year.
For supplies A08,0OO, an increase oil
s2s, 900, Is wanted.
An unknown Montreal man was found
dead holt uptiVllt in scat ia the Mon.
treal express AZ Albany. n, Y, eastward
bound, yeSletlay morning.
Al Csrr,llop, obIo, Yesterday, Maud
gnnndpTs was u{yen a Verdict Of $500
aveInSt Df, CiRfdner, Of Massllon, Ohio,
lor breach Of promise 10 marry.
.ann, ,j., no,nsd olata n pi.rr,,
,,sa ;,,y,d,,ria vsslpr,lav vsSr KsrthanS,
pS pu q q baiIavs,i nv n younv ulIfnown
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THE Blli MORTGAGE FRAUD.

Tho Cashier of the Firm Forced to RO.
zeal the Combination Of the safe.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Dr. Rice, OF Hart
Ian, VIA, who has invested in a large
amount of the alleged fraudulent mort.
cages Of N. 9, Fredericksen &pCo., Of
this city, called tthe Office of the States
Attorney this morning and laid the mat
tor before Assistant States Attorney
Baker. 1t was decided that the best
way to proceed was to get at tho books
Of the lirm, which are still locked up in
esafe, Accordingly their cashier, Bid.
good, was taken before the grand Jury,
where he revealed the combination ui
the safe. Subsequently subpoena dlaS
tecum was issued and Bidgood accompa.
MED Bailiff to the Office OF Frederick
sen 4 90. for the purpose Of opening the
safe.
An hour later the books in question
were In the possession Of Mr.. Baker.
The prosecutors think that these books,
when examined, will bring to light
many Important details Of the frauds.
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LAWRENCE BANK OFFICIALS,
warrenta Issued for the Arrest of Pres
dent Young and Cashier Hoorr.

Warrenta Issued for the Arrest Of Proal.
dent Young and Cashier Hoorr.
PirrsRuRau, Nov 27.-Warrents were
issued this morning for the arrest OF W.
w. Young, president, and John Hoerr,
cashier, Of the deilnCt lawrence Bank,
on a charge Of embezzlement. The in.
formations were made by Thomas Nc
CaTrey, a real estate dealer, who was a
depositor, aud were brought under a
State law which provides for the arrest
Of any bank official for embeSslement,
who receives money from a depositor,
with the Knowledge at the same time
that the bank Is sinsolvent. The penalty
upon conviction is a ane and from one
10 three years imprisonment 10 the pen.
itentiary, NIL
Cashier Hoert was arrested this after.
noon and taken before Alderman 0'Don.
nell, where he gave bail Ia tho SUN OF
$500 for a hearing next Wednesday.
Hherr was taken by surprise, but refused
to make ahy statement about tho Coudi.
,lon OF the bank.
President Young las not yet been
arrested, AZ the request Of his attorney
the warrant will not be served until 10.
morrow N rninR, ..t
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.ALL LOCAL IHGISLAYION
Will be Excluded From Cover
nor Wilson'S Call
FOR LEGISLATURE TO MEET
In Special Session, Which Shuts Out
the Bill Allowing Wheeling to
Sell Electric Llght-The Gov
ernoFs Reason for This,

Secretary Franzheim, Of the Board Of
Gas Trustees, is in receipt Of a letter
from Governor Wilson, in which he
says' ~ have been forced to the con-
clusion to exclude all local legislation
from the proclamation
This is in reply to an earnest request
TO include In the proclamation Conven-
ing an extra session OF the Legislature,
which, 1t is presumed, will be Issued
some time In the future-When Henry
:, Walker gets all the Democratic mem.
bers fixed on the Gubernatorial question
80 as 70 suit his purposes Senate Bill
No, l02 as y part OF the business to be
considered at the extra session, This
bill Is one giving the city OF Wheeling
the right, through ita Board Of Gas
Trustees, TO maintain and operate an
electric light plant in connection with
its artificial gas plant, and furnish cleo.
trio light to consumers.
Governor Wilson's reasons for arrly-
ing at the conclusion as above stated
are understood 10 be, first, that he hasa a
number Of subjects Of a general nature,
which he considers Of great importance
TO the State at large and which demand
immediate attention; these he will
clude In his call for a special session as
part Of the business to be legislated on.
A second reason Is that he has had pre-
sented 10 him so many suggestions for
local subjects that he leelS sure should
he include them in his call Tor the special
session they would obstruct action upon
the matters OF general import, Natu-
rally he feels that II he includes any Of
these local subjects In his call, he must
include them all and In that case he Is
certain matters OF great and general I'M.
portance would be neglected.
This conclusion appears to be Mr..
Wilson's ultimatum In this matter aud
leaves little II any, encouragement for
the committee provided for Ia the reso.
luton offered by Mr.. Elllngham last
Tuesday night and Adopted by both
branches OF Council. II provided for a
joint special committee Of Ave who were
to commucateto to Governor Wilton again,
the desire OF Council 10 have the Lrgis.
lature 80 called that 1t would BIZ author
lied 10 legislate with regard to the intro
duction Of electric light In this city.
This committee is empowered 10 send
some one or more persons, II In their
wisdom they deem II best, to Charleston,
10 see the Governor upon the subject,
The city can 20 ahead at any time,
without waiting for any legislation In
the matter, and put up and operate am
hNN % INNNNu ha t..kk
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A WIN Conlest.

The suit contesting the will Of Mrs.
Hugh Parks Is on trial In the Coluulon
Pleas Court OF Belmont county this
week. Mrs. Parks Ia her will, after
making several hequeststo relatives and
friends, left the remainder Of her
property, amounting to several thou
sand dollars, to the United Presbyterian
Church Of ST. Clairsville, and
made the Rev. Thomas Balph, D. D.,
OF that church, the executor OF her
will. The plaintiffs Rllego that when
Mrs Parks made her will her mind was
in such u weakened condition that she
could be easily influenced; aud that
Rev. DR.. BAlph used undue influence
over her while her mind WIS in this
condition. Mrs. Parks has no direct
descendants. Before her marriage she
was a Miss Watts, and resided Ut Par
kersburg, this State, where she was a
member OF the Presbyterian church.
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RAIDING TUE DIVES,
The Notorious Wisconsin, sporting Resorts
Visited by OHiseFs Of tho Law.

The Notorious Wisconsin Sporting Resorts
Visited by oHisers Of tho Law,
ASHLAND, WIS, Nov, 27,-Wholesale
arrests Of persons connected with the
sporting resorts Of Hurley We're made
last uieht by Ashland county officers, at
the instance Of District Attorney Ross,
man, Sheriff Maison, District Attorney
Rossman and a posse Of officers includ.
ing Under Sheriff 6ohn, deputies Boyd,
McKeupa, Kennedy, Prothertand Como,
van, left lor Hurley. The train reached
It's destination at 9:l5 and a general raid
was made Immediately, Arrests Were
made for tue purpose Of cleaning out
thenoloripua LIE Clair diyesand other in.
famous resorts that have been flourish,
Ing since the early days OF mining OK,
Citement but really the officers intend
10 make thorough and exhaustive
search 10 several different places for the
missing $50, 600 that was stolen from the
lron Exchange Bank. It,is understood
that the woman Thayer, II not really a
detective la the employ oi Col. Byrne,
has az least given the officers valuable
pointers as 10 the locality Of the missing
treasure. Nothing will be loft unlone
In The Efforts 10 discover the money.
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THE TOWN OF LYNN.
A Place That E1eolS All Others In the
Manufacture Of Shoes,

A Place That ExeslS All Others In the
Manufacture Of Shoes,
Lynn ia In Essex county, Massachus
sets, aud excels any other place in the
United States for the manufacture Of
shoes, There are over 200 establish
ments here engaged in this business
employing about 10000 hands, The
clty-horders on Lynn harber and Is
separated from the summer resort Of
NahRnt by q peninsula, The city Ia on
the Boston & Eastern Railroad, Only ten
miles from Boston, and in 1870 had
population OF 2S,233. In 1871 there were
shipped from the city . 036, ,045 pairs OF
shoes In 1879 l0,1s6,2OO pairs, aud In
1873 O,628600. The value OF the ship.
ments IL about $l5,000,000 annually.
There is a very large factory here capable
OF tanning aud finishing 5000 skins q
weeks. The town is one Of the oldest in
New England, having been settled In
1929, nine years alter the landing Of the
Pilgrim fathers, Swampscott, a famous
watering place for Bostonians, formerly
belonging To the town,
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lilies, The number Of laboripg people
thrown out Of work ia estimated al 8, 900.
The city Is to-day well patroled by the
miliua-6 companies, 250 men In all,
being on duty, The men are stationed
at the entrances OF the ruined streets,
barring all approach 70 the burned dis.
trict, Guards are stationed at the stores
that are but partially cleaned out 10 pre-.
vent thieves from taking what 10 left,
No one Is permitted ~ pass the guards
without q permit from the city clerk,
Through tho Associated Charities many
families. were furnished lodging last
dwelling houses and rations Of hot soup,
crackers and bread are being served 70
all In need OF food, As soon rs some
plan for assistance eau be devised, the
work Of providing for destitute families
will progress rapidly,
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An ESTIMATE OF flIl LOss.


Manufacturers Think .i,vir Loss Wni bs
s6,0OO,OO =. ElEhl thousand Persons
Thrown cut Of kmpioymsnL
BosroN, Nov 2L-Mt John o, Paige
has caused a careful personal pxanllna.
ton Of the burned district In Lynn, and
Ahds Tue losses Of the companies Of
which ho IL United States manager 10
bsi Imperial Firo INSURANCE Company,
Of London, $4,000 10 SSS,OOOI CITY oi
London lnBufance Company, SO, ,O61 TO
$4,000, Prominent manufactures are
nov Of tile opinion that the total lDse
Will reach neatly ta,0O1,D0Q, The nun.
bef Of hulldlngs burned weH 900, Of
which 40 were brick bloCkBj i09 wood.
On buildlngs used.ior business pufpDaee,
aud i42 dwellings occupied BY l6l fam
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MUST ANSWER FOR CONTEMPT.

Vt" wy "t Chicago In Trouble with tho
'"4t Its llnndatO DiSrcEartled.
VHl'ACo, Nov 97.-On Friday Mayor
vIt,Sr will be called on In Judge Col.
,'0' court to answer why hC should not
W committed for contempt Of court.
%'0y years oUo all that portion Of tho
,uAe 'iont tNst Of Michigan avenue, be.
Ntrn Randolph and Twelfth streets.
M.,. % WNlcalcd TO the ubes Oi a plbllc
KIM W Oc forever free from buiIdlnVs
a, ,"vr lntn, by the sutlpranco Of owners
aOu'Ing property, lh0 VxDoSilinn
S,n',,g Sug anu Two OF thrB0 tpgimenial
s,v %O,'e' n have been built oil Il, and the
dn@ used part Of the exposition
s"., 'W3V WV u an engine house, l,ast An.
NJ NY ML Warren 4. Leland, pFoutisiOr
", S, ue LELAND Hotel, aud other nFcnetIv
msp'' secured an Injunction apalnsl
fr,,,', y ,.'a,po'lllQh Company aud the div,
occnalOS Them ifGnl lutlher tise AID
b0,' rp'nVy Ol lhO exposition buildihpi
i,',.J SJ"qN qNquvnlly C0mpfomlse was AZ.
lottS. ~ which permission was given
uou' 'IV onI holding Of the Annual Eiposi.
SurI 'uu S lhe National Horse and Fat
iht otl., ol"VWs, ThU city paid no heed 10
m,iD,uv,,I o. The court, but continual "a
iOg "'" ntg company In tho build.
VIII, ,,, SoN NJ Leland aud Ills clheSS
brSy ylIV,u,yd ny, l, the Injunction propose 10
tud siI \ ua''ti u all itsuB, aud, 10 ibSt
uuyr ,.,,. sall nh TUE Mayor, IA the exec.
cause ID, i,II"'allve ,,i. ~ Oi Tue city, TO show
GOun 'nl' disregard Of the order Of
pmpC,e' ~ u lhdetstOod that the city
mater, " make a strong fRht In ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-28
THE PAIR AND FESTIVAL
OF the Church Of the Immaeplate Conrsp-
tioa Opened Last Night,

The annual fair and festival giyer
under the auspices Of the ladies Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception
for the benefit OF that church, began
last evening In the basement Of the edi-
tice on ThjTty-Bixth street, All the az
ternoon members Of the congregation
were busy arranging the tables and
decorations In the large room, aud by
evening the place presented the APPEAR
anCe Of a scene from fairy land, The
bare walls and ceiling showed nowhere,
and clouds Of lace and sheets Of snowy
white muslin, frightened by fancy ar
ticles In colors, presented q gorgeous
spectacle. The rain and wind did not
keep the people away, and during the
evening the room was hlled with an
ever changing throng OF buyers, at
tracted by the brilliant show and the
bright faces.
In the center OF the room stands the
fancy goods table, presided over by Mrs,
r. v. Arkle, ably assisted by Mrs, Kate
Altmeyer, Mrs, George Truschler, Miss
Theresa Heller and Miss Ella Arkle.
In the southeast corner the refresh,
ment table held out It's temptations to
the visitor, while the attendants spiced
each purchase with some kindly remark
or witty expression, Miss Mary A, How.
ard presided over the reireshment cOun.
ter, and was assisted by Misses Kate and
Maggie Howard and Miss Aggie Hand.
Ian,
In the opposite corner the "Lemonade
stand" invites the thirsty wanderer.
The "cold as Ice and sweet as honey
cry OF the circus fakir Is wanting, but
the refreshing drink is just as good, and
Is pure and wholesome, Miss Kate
Flanagan Is mistress OF that department,
and for aides has selected Miss Annie
Boles, Miss Maggie Dolan, Miss Ella
and Mrs. James Keenan,.
The supper table where substantials
and delicacies are meted out In artistic
proportions, is under control OF Mrs.
John Gaughan and Mrs. Jacob Loefller,
who are assisted by the Misses HuCh
and Miss Mary Gllligan.
Robert Arkle and John Brady handle
the target rides In the shooting gallery,
aud did good business last night. The
boys show themselves to be well suited
TO the position and have made the gal,
lery feature. II was quite amusing 10 |
see the pretty girl, timidly making their
first shots, and to hear the sigh OF relief
from the spectators when 1t was assured
that the shots had none no. damage to
anyone.
The "Gypsy camp" where buncombe
fortunes are told for less than cost, Ia
located in tont near the rear entrance.
A donkey and other liie.like aCcouIre.
ments, and the ianCiiul costumes Of the
danes who tell Of the future, help 10
make the camp pleasant place to spend
3 iCw minutes, II was one Of the most
successful features of the affair. The
festival continues till Saturday night,
and will in all probability be SUCCESS
each night.
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SOME FUNNY MISTAKES,


FFophply tFpWmk Vut u bhp NNNt NaAt
Some Goysrnors do not Read the News
papers Closely.
WAsHINoToS, D, o, Nov 2I,-The In
ternational American Conference is be-
ginning to feel the effects Of the miScop.
slruction placed by the Governors Of
several States upon the law authorizing
disappointment Of delegates to the con.
ference to represent the United States.
Uader the law the President nominated
and the Senate confirmed the ten dele
gates authorized TO be appointed, ltap-
pears, however, that the Governors OF
several States were under the impression
that they were empowered 70 select del,
egatCs Some time ago the State De
paTtnent became aware Of this nisap-
prehensiOn through the receipt Of letters
from the persons who had been duly
accredited as delegates by the State
authorities, asking when tbs conference
would meet, what their duties were to
be and generally for instructions. To
such OF these persons as addressed the
department In this way reply was made
informing them OF the lack vi authority
for their appointment and acqnalnlinR
them with the true state OF affairs,
The Department, however, evidently
failed to reach all OF the persons inter,
ested, iorirom day TO day since the Con-
ference began its sessions, getlemen have
been calling at the headquarters present.
Ing credentials and leIters Of appoint.
ment made out by the Governors OF
States. Ths Ohlei Executive Oi the
State Of South Dakota made haste 10 ap.
point delegate who got here in advance
OF several others from Older States In
the Union. When the Conference was
In session Monday an old gentleman
walked into the room, seated himself at
the Conference table and for rthTeu hours
sat listening inlently to the mixture Of
Spanish aud English which fell from
tue lips Of the delegates who wvru Ills.
Gus ling the rules. As lie left he TX.
planned that he was a delegate from q
Western State and evidently expected
TO be present at the next session as he
was careful TO inquire when that would
take place, Ths last conner dropped into
the headquarters yesterday, aud as be
was deaf the officer In charge was at
some trouble to satisfy him that he was
not, as he he supposed, an authorized
delegate to the Conference.
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CuNYIoTEp Op llAIING.
students In the Wisconsin Univer.it,
Fnnnh Guilty of Rlntnnn CnniinrI.

students In the Wisconsin University
Found Guilty of Rlotous Conduct.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 27.-D. M.
Flower, Of Economic, a student in the
Wisconsin University, was to-day found
guilty VI riotous Conduct in being a
party to the celebrated Riley hazing
affair Of two months ago. A boy named
Riley was roughly handled, but refused
to inform or give evidence against the
hazers. The case has been before the
municipal, circuit and State supreme
courts for several weeks. The latter
court Is now preparing a decision as to
whether students may be committed 10
jail for contempt Of court Ia refusing to
tell who the other hazers are. Flower
las not yet been sentenced.
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''The l'aklL" which Was tile attraction
AZ !he Opera House last night and which
Will DO put ON again this afternoon and
evening ls one VI the sptlRhtlitSl bl
musical comedies that hos baan seen
here ior 9 long tins, II Ia Fehlele with
iun, and Kept lhU audience bowling With
laughter nom the tiVd TO the fall ii lhu
curtain, ThomasQ SpaljfOokV, who takes
the title folU, bdstaihs Il admirably.
nh99e WHO enjoy q good laugh can R0e
"ThO Eaklt' With profit,
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APARMER's TRICKY WAYS
Land Him in JAN in Mlssourl-Penslonsd
I,,, Rnn,,,I

Land Him in jail in Mlssourl-Penslons,l
by Fraud.
JEvyERsoN Cry, MO, Nov. 27.-T.
W. Rhodes, OF Pottis county, has been
lodged in Jail here by au order Of the
Uuited States District Court. Rhodes,
who Ia quite wealthy and nearly 80 yGata
old, was arrested about three years ago
and convicted Of pension frauds, by hay.
ing widow impersonatcd and convert.
Ing the money, or u part Of II to his own
use. Rhodes advalced,Gge alone saved
him from tile penitentiary. He fought
The case desperately, aud, II is said,
spent nearly $1,000 in lawyers' fees.
dc was fined $1,000 and tue costs OF lie
suit. OF this sum he had paid s., 100,
and upon refusal TO pay the remainder
was sent 10 JUL. He is quite wealthy.
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nlni.lnnn,. rnnllllnnnn.

lpSpoN, Nov. %-Mr Gladstone llus
bern Informed tllat at tho next election
Ior members Of Parliament, a unionlst
candidate will CDntttt tue seat for Mid.
lothian, for which at tle last election
Mr., Gladstone vas returned without op.
position.
IN reply MI Gladstone Saidi "oppo.
nonL or no opponent, l have the utmost
confidence In the electors oi Mldlothia."
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sack Gathering.

The tenth annual ohildrsn's Home
sack pathehpgi ID at hand. sACks have
been scattered through the city, and
everybody Interested III helping the
helpless "a requested 10 contribute SOME
article Of clothing, food, or household
usefulness. Cash envelopes accompany
lhU sacks for thosu whO prefer to give
money. ThU gathering takes place ItTl.
day and Saturday but lot this Thanks
giving day DO tue time Tor filling and
having ready the sack.
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LtcLal llll!aleh b M Lnlr rl.pnIcr.

YTNuVU0 IgIVV7lIIW 10 WE IHIU VVINgFT'
WAslnSdroS, D. O., Nov. 27.-Hon, j.
Il. McGlnnis came to the city this even.
ing. Heis accompanied by W. y Hanna,
Of Charleston, a leading applicant for
the Charleston pnsIOllice. It IL under.
stood Major MCGinnis will makc aR II.
fort 10 have tue appointment Ma'le for
this Gillte Ut dnct, Us the PR i ut iuCum'
bent time is two months more than up,
Other arrivals trom West Virginia lii.
clude ". II. Dyer, Of Charleston, aud
Major j. O. Anderson, Of Wheeling,
The latter is. ss usual, oil land business
aud speaks most encouragipgly Of the
boom IN the lower end VI ile State.
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HELENA, MoST, Nov. .7,-Thc lock.
out still exists, The Senate met this
morning at 10 o'clock, but only Republl.
can members responded TO tho roll ca
Tho Senate then adjourned I'LL Friday
At 8 p. iii. The lower house (Republi.
Cah) will remove to more Cotnm0diOus
quarters to-day aud commence routine
work on Friday, The Democratic branch
held q short session this morning, but
did not accomplish anything.
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Cbarles L. Dwight, tlo well known
chemist, did at bis resldence Oh Fiji.
teenth street yestGrday morning. A few
days since he suffered a slight stroke Of
paralysis that unbalanced his mental
faculties. AT tlnes since then he has
been violently insane, Two men being
rpQSifed 10 hold him. His struggles
during these perlods soon exhausted the
little remaining strength hV had. His
friends will learn with sorrow Of his
sudden and untinely end,
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Ilallrnnd Iln.lnt...

rnlLADELrlliA, Pa, Nov 2i.-The
stAtetheutOt tha business Of all lines Of
The pOnnsylVanla Railroad Company
east Of Pittsburgh aud Ete iof October,
1889, as compared With the satnO month
Ia lSSS, show an Increase III net earnings
Of SgJ ,pgQ. All lines west Oi Pittsburgh
anl EtIB for Tue ten months oi 1881
show q gain o. compared With tho eaulu
period 6l 1888 Of Sf7l,0i6,
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VESSEL GONE no PIECES. .


A Steamer Ashore vt Long Branch-Eleven
Drowned, -Four saved.
NRw YoRK, Nov: 27,-rhe following
dispatch was received from Sandy Hook
this evening: "The life saving station
at Long Branch reports a steamer came
ashore near the West End Hotel, Long
Branch, at 6p. IN. Eleven drowned and
four saved. Vessel gone to pieces"
The bark Germania and not a steamer
was the vessel wrecked at Long Branch.
Before a life line could be shot to her
the vessels spafs went by the board aud
the vessel quickly went to pieces and
disappeared. Five sailors were rescued.
Captain Windthorst and eight sailors
were drowned.
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spoetneuiar AtlFnotlon N IN, ,,,,,,,d.

'Nozo, the Magic Queun,n a grand
spectacular production, will be TIC al.
traction at tho Grand for lha remainder
Oi this week. Tit opening performance
will bO at Thanksgiving inatilee this
afternoon, The company brings special
scenery 70 add 70 the gOrgeuusless VI the
production, and tho CUstuming ID said 10
be very fine. There has been 4 pJod al.
vance sale oi seats, and tho engagement
promises 10 be very popular one,