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The sun., 1889-11-08
Discussing tho Foreign Est,ma,e,.

BERLIN. Nov. THE Budget Committee of
the ReichSag to-day discussed the foreign estimates
Count Won Berchem. Under Secretary Of the Foreign
once, replying to Herr woermaun said that tho com.
plants against the British Niger Company were iusu.
fed England'g reply to Germanys commune alton on
tue subject had not yet been received. Negotationu
tioh OF the ToRo Territory.
A supplementary credit was asked by the Govern.
ment In connection with Capt Wissmanh expedition
The amount asked for is under = OOO. 600 marke
The committee also debated proposition to establish
new German Consulate at Basic, Switzerland Count
Yon Berchem denied that any bitterness existed be.
tween Eermany and thai country he said that an
ehtHte between the two nations regarding renewal
OF the se tlement treaty was not improbable
Herr WoermRnn suggested that direct cable commu
nicauon be established with the Cameroons country
and Dr yon Stephan Chief Of tho Imperial Posts and
TelegrAphA. spoke In favor OF Anch 4 project
The sun., 1889-11-08
Ready to Match Ridge Against Mccarthy

PITTsBURoH. Nov. 7,-The local hackers of
Joe Ridge are ready to match him against Cal Nc
oSrthy the champion feather weight One of Ridges
bAoken said today;
I'VE make two propositions to Meoarthy. One Is that
Ridge will box him twenty rounds with soft gloves In
any hall that agree upon for 65 and per cent
Of the repeipta stake presume will be allowed
but We are prepared to put up stake II 1t 10 desired
The second proposition Ii that we will at forward
forfeit Of $40 to the Califor9ia Athletic Club and hGht
Satsfactory amount to stake These propositions
are made In good faith We want each man to fight at
li2 or ia pohnda think these are fair propo1ona
and ought 70 ba AooSptable TO Mccarthy"
The sun., 1889-11-08

For the bknent OF hoAo desiring attend the Catholic
Congress the Baltimore and Ohio aud Jersey CentSAl
roads VIII sell excursion tickets 10 Baltimore and return
at rate OF o. so Tickets will be good going Nov 10 ~
and good returning until Noy e Inclusive Ths Divinity
Nov H. and on thar day the baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road viii sell excursion tick cts Baltimore TO Washington
and return At rate of ~ - for Tho round trim aud will
Inn treS9ent gpecS IAlnS from Bsmors direct 70 tie
y and o. ~ r. In tbs suburbs OF BsShnEt0n city FOR
time 70 trains location Of ofhcek see b. aud o. and JET
say Cantrh hma tSblsA tbiS pApaF.-+SR
The sun., 1889-11-08
Lieut.. Amos Cross,s Deruslou.

PROVIDENCE. Nov. 7. Lieut.. Amos Cross
who accuses his brother Elisha ". Gross of Wakefield
OF kidnapping him aud putting him the insane asylum
SO as to Eet his property brought from the Butler
Asylum TO day into tho Court of Common Pleas where
acommission OF doctors hand to listen TO test.
mony and examine him. The evidence showed that
Lieut. Crosss deiuBion was that there Nm "eleo.
Llcity man" who ~ fatal human beingS and who 10
especially bent doing him harm KsGa Gross tSsti.
Ned ned that he found hs brother = raRTant wandering
ABOUT new York, and had TO trouble and expense
70 nave MIN properly cared Several people testified
70 queer actions by the Lieutenant He violent
ing IL
The sun., 1889-11-08
Division In the w. c. II. U.

CHICAGO. Nov 2-The National Convention
OF the WomAns ChrissiAn Temperance Union opens In
this city tomorrow morning. minority Of the Con.
yonrOn headed by the solid Iowa delegation will as
has 6ssn donE for years protest against the policy OF
the majority OF tho Convention In podRnR tho influence
OF tho ". CT to the third party. The minority iS
headed by hTA Bllsn Foster 1t e proposed TO make
tSeW: Al q; NsmbefI q both factions say to.nfeht
eft TO the minority but TO withdraw from the organiEa
The sun., 1889-11-08
Conference of Roulnnr,ata.

LONDON, Nov. IA conference between
the leaders OF the Bouangist party was held
to-day at the residence OF Gen. Boulanger on
the Island of Jersey. Sixty OF the prominent
members of the party were present.
The authorities OF the Island OF Jersey had
q conference to-day which resulted in the land
lord OF the hotel at which the BoulanQist con-
ference was held being cautioned that he would
be held responsible in the event OF any overt
demonstrations arising from tho conference
1t IL said that the BUulangiSt leaders debated
propositions for important alterations In the
programme OF the party.
The sun., 1889-11-08
Hreeu,re Cannot bo Burled In Galway.

The General Term Of the Supreme Court
ySStsFdsy upheld Judge Beach In denying Philip No
auTss application for order compelling the trustees
OF St. Patrickb Cathedral TO permit tho inerment OF
biS father John hcGuire In Calvary Cemetery. John
Aoduro died In the Academy Of hus,O while ~Sislpg
for the opening Of one or the MeGSan sunday night
pSsiilEa Burial In sacred ground was refused
,uhs uhs CSgrt no' unanimous 10 ils opinion Presiding
Jpsee Daniels taking position against the trustees
No OptnienS were hled yesterday.
The sun., 1889-11-08
Col. FalLener Die. OF uls wound.

MEMPHIS. Nov 7.-Col. W. L. Falkener, who
WAS shot by his former partner one Thurman Ripley
hiss, on Tuesday last died this morning Thurman is
IN Al at Ripley. Col FAlkensr was the proprietor and
President Of the Gulf Railroad lie served III the Nsx
can war and was the Colonel OF Mississippi regiment
In the Confederate army He elec to the Lays
lAture on the day no received the fatal wound
The sun., 1889-11-08
The Prlnee Of waIe,,s Reeeplon In Errpt.

PARIS. Nov. THE RfDubliQue Francaise says
England cannot be surprised that no one in Egypt
sented to fete the Prince OF Wales though be was on
trumphal quasiroyA tour. France and the other pow
srs which haye not ceased to regard Egypt as Turkish
Dependency In no way bound TO Great Britain by pro-
country hr the English The Cairo incident the paper
gayA proves that Europe is not disposed allow Inc
Egyptian question to sink into obiyiDn France will
lose no Opportunity to remind England Of her solemn
engagements In regard TO Egypt 49,
The sun., 1889-11-08
Carinr ror seamen,s ChIIdren.

The anniversary Of the Home for Destitute
Children OF ssamen was celebrated yesterday In tho
institution At Snug iarbor. Staten Island. George
William Curtis presided and read the annual report
During the year subscriptions were received from tho
s2997i Enurias $iiaet; Republic, s4as6 Br!tannic
loving oiiicer1 woYe chosen firEt birsetreaa MS
Nathanisl Marsh Second DirestresA Mrs. ,. G. Web.
Mrs. A. G. KinRsRnd; Secretary, Miss H. y. Bogart
Corresponding Secretary, Miss GrAwold
The sun., 1889-11-08
sOubrstte Marie Hultou Coming Back.

Manager Aronson has heard from Marie Hal
ton the Casino soubrstte who sailed for Europe last
week on the City of Paris with Diamond Broker Joseph
Lewis OF London without telling Mr., AronSOn and civ
ing her friends he ipr that she had eopSd with
hsnls Tue news came In the shape Of cable message
yhs eabie was received by New York merchant whose
tnhneAos secured MkA hAltOp her engagement az the
Oa tAksn back Vt the Casino. ~
The sun., 1889-11-08
Sum Jones's Secretary In Jau.

sAcBAMENTo. Nov. frank ]. Lee. who
accompanied sAm Jones the reYiyRist 10 this city
Last winter ~ bis private secretary locked Up In the
city prison. On Tuesday he introduced himASit 70
Ilcket Agent Thompson 81 the Southern Pacific Com.
pany'e office A. the usphew OF q prominent railroad
Official and WAS invited into the once. lie stole
quantity OF railroad tickets and left
tram; lie was captured At COifAA Tho tickets were
found in his possession
The sun., 1889-11-08
Won't Let tho AparchIsts Celebrate.

CHICAGO. Nov. 7-Chief OF Police Hubbard
has discovered that the Anarchists of Chicago have
been making secret preparations for demonstration
hanged two yeArs ago "'N "Sts
Inhammatory circulars have been diatributed An
nouncnR thAt public meeting win be old In battery
armoEy 70 be followed by parade and Al
buried. ~ -' '"'''' "to
Chief Hapoard says he will prevent the proposed
The sun., 1889-11-08
horn wish Two Heads aud Two Heart,

WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. 7.-On Wednesday
last Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald the wife Of lAborsr at
the works Of the Pullman Palace Car Company. gave
birth to child which had two heads and two hsartG
bad ony one stomach ana two arms ans two legs
each shoulder and where the hsad should have rested
there was AIound covering OF flesh. The heads were
child died after birth hrs Fitzgerald died this
phanonssop sOr ~ ys .hs2 esSSGt 1s5
The sun., 1889-11-08
Sir Henry Jnpe.'s Speech for the Tin

LONDON, Nov. Upon the opening OF the
session OF the Parnell Commission to-day Sir
Henry James resumed his speech in behalf of
the Times. He read extracts from speeches
made by Messrs. Parnell and Davitt and Others
in which the speakers had advocated boycot,
ting, Sir Henry contended that the persons
who had made these speeches were RESPONSE
delivery.
Sir Charles Russell. formerly OF counsel for
day for the first time since thS withdrawal OF
the Parnellite counsel.
The sun., 1889-11-08
rhs Tas wllllam A. LsvsrlBu Rurued.

The tugboat William A. lowering Of New
York. bound from New York to ST. JphnlAnd l. l.,
yesterday morning when OF EorIh Oyster Bay 1t was
run ashore on The beach 81 Oyster Bay Point The
snsInser drslnan, and Two dSs hand. sndesTorsd 10
eLnnguish the aamsA and hoistSd an American flag,
union down 10 attract attention No vspseL however
came TO their A.d The name of ths captain who is
Part owner ~ Atlligan The tug was valued ~ Ab0ut
Vi0Oon she EaS burned TO the WRt0r'G edge
The sun., 1889-11-08
sewing slIk Going Up.

At meeting Of the silk twist and sewing
silk manufacturers held Yesterday 1t was resolved TO
advance silk twist sewing elk. and embroidery silk
~ per cent az once and further 10 per cent on Jan
ua:y 1880 in consequence OF the advance IN raw silk
OF rs per cent and 30 per cent ~
The sun., 1889-11-08
Anarehlsts lp Raltimpre.

BALTIMORE. Nov IA programme has been
Issued for celebration In Baltimore Of the anniversary
OF the hanging of the Chicago Anarchists It long and
violent i cosssi Anarchists, tho day has arrived
Tor paying homage TO your comrades, 20 brand your
snemiss, 10 promugAte your idpRA 10 advance the
struggle, 70 hasten the vtosoTy." VT -
The sun., 1889-11-08
AttackInr lLe sasrst ralIen.

BERLIN, Nov. Tin the Reichstsg to-day Herr
Bebs sttAoksd the secret police who he asserted were
controlled By the Foreign oes instead of BY the Home
ogee Chief kIuegsE he said bad agents IN ali paris
81 Europe who were pIolne 10 hAtehing AAd OIAgGerat
Ing alleged AnBrehiBt plots against royalty.
The sun., 1889-11-08

NOm Me pelron ne rrel..

from he Detroit nee FTe1J
Can you furnish pail In the sum OF 5000 ~
F1 asked OF prisoner In the Police Court the other
Yea IsuppoSe could but
" Who will 70 on yOpr bond n
was going toIAy that the Prs.dsnt Of the United
states would probably bo only glad TO- but hate 10
Get some else -
No ~ 90 TO Jail This q Mr., HArriSons busy day,
and don't want 70 disturb him" "'
The sun., 1889-11-08

William Cleaver. the proprietor OF the StaR's
Head, chop house in Putnam avenue and Downing
street Brooklyn, died suddenly yesterday. aged So
Martin Kelly disd at hi. home in Johnson avenue
was one Of tho defeated candidates for Freehoder in
the Second district He was taken III on SATURDAY "
The sun., 1889-11-08
BoulanErsts VIII Bo Excluded.

PARIS. Nov. 7.-At q meeting OF sixty Repub-
hcan members of the Chamber of Deputies to day 1t
was decided to conyoke plenary reunion of tho Re
publican malority 70 appoint officers OF the party The
epoakerg pronounced against the Formation OF groupk
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The sun., 1889-11-08
Exile or Jan for Graham MsAaam.

In March last Graham MeAdam Of the Bu-
TsAu Of Markets. was AdjudEed in contempt for failing
20 ShsWsT question in the Investigation then proceed
ia! aS went 70 New ysrssy and appealed TO the Gen.
efAl Term 70 yAoAte warrant committing him 10 Ind
low street iAa The higher uphodS Judge InKrs
The sun., 1889-11-08

Comedian James Powers was unable to take
his part The Drum Major at the Casino last night
Ho has to climb high gate in the nrst of the opera
on the stage The injury appeared TO be trnnR az the
time but his leg beRen 10 6Wolia few nights later and
Yesterday he had to undergo painful operation A. w.
hAfiin his undeptudy, assumed the role last night
The sun., 1889-11-08
strakoach Engages Mime. Ross,rnoI.

PARIS, Nov.7.-Mme. Arnoldson Rossgnol
to-day signed a contract with Mr.. Strakosch at
MOntreux. Switzerland. for fifty representa-
tions in America. She will receive $50, 900
francs. and Mr.. Strakosch will nay all the trav-
elling expenses OF q suite Of eight persons.
The sun., 1889-11-08
Mrs. Foraker Gets an once.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 1.-THE Convention OF the
WomAnS Home Missionary Society adjourned at noon
President 10 succeed the late Lucy Webb Hayes Two
new members OF the Board OF Managers were elected
One 10 MrL j. u. Forake or OF Ohio.
The sun., 1889-11-08
Vengeance the Motive for tho Peters Mas.
sacre.

BERLIN. Nov. while the Peters expedi-
tion was ascending the Tana River Lieut..
shoot four Masais. 1t is probable. therefore,
that vengeance was the motive for the mas
sacre Of the party.
The sun., 1889-11-08
Not to BIO MIsIea by the University Scheme.

DUBLIN. Nov. 7.-Archbishop Walsh IN o
speech in this city this evening referred to Sir Michael
HickEBeach'S lightly.treated pledEeL and said he
goqId not be mislcd into dsluSiys bopeS regarding
Catholic university Ho did not believe thai the dow
ernment expected by the university scheme detach
the Irish epIcOpacy from their SUPPORT Or home rule
The sun., 1889-11-08

BELGRADE, Nov. lex. King Milan will ar
rive at Belgrade week The object sf his sl Is 70
reach definite sSttsmtnt touching hs position Of eI-
Queen Natalie with the Government and thH Regentk
The sun., 1889-11-08
RseOAstructIOn OF the FreAch CabIHeRt Iua-
mlnenI.

PARIS. Eov. TIT is said that il Admiral
krantE persists n rsSlgniDg me Marine portfolio
other Minister win discharge the duties of the Ooo
pending an early reconstruction Of tho Cabinet
The sun., 1889-11-08

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 7.-Smon Walker of
Chesterfield county, tho negro boy who committed a
outrage upon Mary Ann Quinn, aged II years and who
twice sentenced be hanged and respted the aat
time unul Nov day had his sentence commuted by
penltentAry, - ~
The sun., 1889-11-08
Father AIOFaddea Coming to America.

DUBLIN. Nov TIT Is announced that Father
Mofadden who recently trial In connection With
Tho murder VI Police Inspector Martin at Gwesdore
will visit America The object Of his visit Is not slated
The sun., 1889-11-08
willlan's Joy Bubbles Over.

BERLIN. Now 7.-Emperor William to-day
teleRraphed TO Prince Bismarck a. followA;
After my stay in ConstantlnopIe. which seems like
dream and which tho magnificent Hospitality OF the
sultan rendered pGradiSiacal ! an now passing the
DRrdAnelleS The We eAther Ii beautiful"
The sun., 1889-11-08
News from East Africa.

German nag has been iioisted At Port Durnford
capt wissmann. with large force, will attack
The sun., 1889-11-08

OLYMPIA, Nov THE Senate met day and
.V0rs In Senators and the uSutsnAnt GOySTSOE and Gd
islInfd spu Monday, Ths HOUSE made Its temporary
uApl Monday. "~'fs'|'@
The sun., 1889-11-08
Not Out,

Lady at B4ll Game-That player over there
crAnk-wel ho is little OF his base.
The sun., 1889-11-08

L$atsa saa 44S & fIf III Hs. ssss sssSst Ys. e:
The sun., 1889-11-08

Emperor Francis Joseph a faS:oiosE % IOE VIZ q s''
The sun., 1889-11-08

e,!.s RApsg s.n,sI SGE sS., IEAs (; s E'as NJ F'rgO
The sun., 1889-11-08

Alvin l.. Greenwood OF East Orange. an agent
OF the United states Insurance Company was run over
and killed Last might tue Commerce crossing Of
the Delaware LHckAwAHnA aud Western road a
Orange. lie was As ysars old and wsS SnElS.
The sun., 1889-11-08
BuCEWheat
DAhCakS
RoyaI Baking
Y Powder

THE most cherished Of all the griddle
cakes, and when properly made the most
delicious. 1t has been against buckwheat
cakes made in the old-fashioned way with
yeast or risen overnight that they were fire.
quently heavy or sour; that disagreesble cf-
fects followed their eating. 1t has been found
that these objections are completely over
come by mixing them with the Royal Bak-
ing Powder instead of yeast. Quickly
made; no setting overnight; no materials
spoiled Risen with Royal Baking Powder
they are most delicious light, sweet, ten
der, assuredly wholesome, and may be eaten
by any one without the slightest inconven-
ience. Once tested from the following re-
ceipt, the buckwheat cake will be awarded
prominent place among our table delicacies.
RPcEIPT.-Take two cups Of buckwheat -four, one
cup Of wheat flour, two tablespoons Of Royal Baking
Powder one half teaspoon OF salt and sh dry, well
and thoroughly together. Then mix with sweet milk
into thin batter and bake nt on a hot grdde.
Try them made this way. They will be revelation.
Royal Baking Powder is specially made
for use in the preparation Of the finest, most
wholesome, and delicate cookery. Because
Of its great strength it is also the most cco-
nomical Of leavening agents.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21
DECEMBE1IG 81. 1859.

JUST the other day Robert Browning,
the poet, died in London, and il is
recalled that in 1868 at ChristmastidC
Thackcry passed away, while the same
season in 1880 saw George eliot Lave
a world over whose problems she bad
spent so many studiUu5 hours. Brown
inc vas born near London, in 1872,
aud he was educated at the University
of London. His first fame was won by
the drama OF PurWceISus, and his liter
airy life was afterward prolific. In
England n great tavOritc, ranked by
many as above Tcnnyson, and by
others with ever IL SIakcspcarean
clearnees OF eX preston, i'll this country
his clientele, To use IL Frenchism, was
neither SO large nor SO enthusiastic.
This is due more to the lack of discrimi-
nation of the reader than to any short
coming of the writer, AS much that lie
wrote should be, while il is not, more
familiar to Our people OF culture, than
the e~GtrdCnGdnzHS of Rider IIag9ard,
or the sickl Y seniimentaIism OF some of
III American nOvelists aud poets.
Still Browning had many readers and
admirers even here, W here there was Il
Browning fashion at one time, some
what rs there is occasionally IL fashion
OF a picture or a poem, with rather
less than more understanding of their
subject, but in Great Britain he has a
fame that should have satisfied him.
He was lucky, too, in this, that the
popular applause OF what he did
reached him while he lived.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21
A REPLY.

EDITOR INTELLIGENCER:-A cores
pondent III your last issue made some
very unjust and misleading statements
in regard 10 the address of Mrs. HOfI-
man in the Baptist church on tGe night
of the 9TH. inst. 1t an infidel should
teach uniformed persons that the
Christians Bible said "there was no
Cod" leaving out the words following
Ito the ungodly," it would be about
as fair as your correspondents attack
on Mrs. Hoffman. She did not say
DIR. McAnally was Composed to the
education of women" but that he was
opposed to their education beyond a
ccftHtn, pOint-opposed 10 their getting
hey ond their ''sphere' in that ''higher
education" hat we hear SO much
about. She said her knowledge of DR..
M's. views were based on personal
acquaintance and conversation. She
did not question DIR. Ms. piety Or
goodness when she said he was a ''nar.
row man" Many good men are mar
row" and bitter partisans; for Instance
The opinions of DR.. Dabney, OF Va,
and others, on the subject of slavery as
published some years ago, are to-day
assigned to the rubbish heap by the
universal sentence of civilized people.
Mrs. Hoffman's criticisms of DIR.
McAnally were .occasiOncd by his
charge in The Advocate that the w. C..
+. U, in their Chicago convention,
tailed TO denounce Vice President Nor
ton for engaging in the saloon business.
She proved hat the convention did by
resolution denOunce in the strongest
terms this conduct of Morton, which
fact the editor of the Advocate should
have known, especially after the lapse
OF eight days from the passage of the
resolution TO the date of his attack.
Your correspondent says "Dr. Nc
AnaIly has lived to see Il score or more
OF such societies rise and TALL" Surely
he is mistaken. Can he uane one?
Excepting the church, the world has
never seen such an organization AS The
w. G.. II. u. III the nobility and purity
of It's aims and the greatness OF the
work il has undertaken and is accom-
plishing.
The politician, the liquor traffic, and
all classes OF vice and degradation hate
it. but it has taken the field TO stay
while there is work for it to do.
While the Christian conscience OF this
country lives it will live, and will go
blessing the world after the puny
efforts of those Christians and ID. DIS
who sneer at it aud refuse it their sup
port are forgotten. V.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21

GRAND MASTER THEO. BRACE, with
the aid of a specific grand lodge, last
Wednesday night dedicated the new
Masonic hall at Jefferson City, before
a large and elegant audience of ladies
and gentlemen. The Rev. G.. IL.
Briggs, grand chaplain, delivered the
Grafton, which was an eloquent and
finished effort. The hall is a beautiful
and spacious one, easily the finest one
in the state. Its acoustic properties
are excellent. Tue present officers of
the lodge are A. p. Grimshaw, W. NJ;
DR.. j. Thorpe, S. W.; John Tell
man, j. w.; w. A. Dallmeyer, Sec
rotary; L. b. Mahan, treasurer; j. f.
Short, S. D.; Sidney f. Roberts, j. D.;
j. b. Newbill, tyler; j. M. Hays and
Jack Maloney, ste wards. Mr.. A. NJ.
Hough of this lodge is district deputy
grand master for the twenty-second
district.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21

THE nomination OF Judge David j.
Brewer 10 be associate justice of the
supreme court of the United States was
confirmed by the senate, Wednesday,
by a vote of 81 to IL. Senators Moody
and Pettigrew, of South Dakota, voted
against the nomination OH the ground
that Judge Brewer recently appointed
a Kansas man clerk of the United
States circuit court in their state. The
Other negative votes were Senators
Blair and Chandler, of New Hampshire,
Allison and Wilson, of Iowa, Reagan,of
Texas, Colquitt, of Georgia, Berry and
Arkansas,a and Call of Florida.
Senator Edmunds, it is said declined TO
vote. The contest occupied the entire
time of tho executive session from
l to 4 o'clock.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21

TIE Kansas City controversy over
state grain inspection is not the same
as that in st. Louis. In the former
place the elevators are used To store
only the gram of their owners, and
they claim with some show of reason
under the purposes and language of
the law that they do not come under
its provisions. 1t is a great loss, how
ever, TO the grain trade of Kansas City,
that the Arkansas Valley, 450,O
bushels, and the Union, BOG, 000 bushels,
do not receive grain on storage from
all shippers. Kansas City can never
expect to be much of a grain market
until it has public warehouses. State
grain inspection is accepted on grain as
it arrives in the cars, and that far
shippers to Kansas City are protected
and benefited.