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RODE oN raE POLE.
A Woman's Perilous Ride Behind a Rum
away Team.

PORTLAND (or.), February o2d.-At 5
O'Clock last evening a fine turnout, drawn
by two spirited horses. drove up to the gate
OF the Riverview Cemetery. The buggy
contained man and woman, whose naRles
are unknown. The man got out TO open
the gate, but did not open il far enough
aiar, which the woman failed to observe,
and the wheels of the vehicle caught in an
obstruction, frightening the horses They
dashed up the hill at a furious speed.
Shortly thereafter the woman was
hurled from her seat TO the pole,
on winch she struggled for dear
life. The sexton and three other mex
tried to head OF the runaway team on the
crest of the hill, but the maddened ami
mails whiried about and took another
course and kept on their career IL was
ten minutes before they were oyerhauled.
Meantime tae plucky womon kept her
seat on the pole, and when rescued from
her peIiious position WAS as good as new,
with the exception Of being quite nervous
and shaken u9 from her anbargained-f for
ride
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OREGON.
The Roiliday Estate stn Deeply Involved
in Litigation.

PORTLAND. February 22d-Mrs. Esther,
widow Of the late Ben. Holiday Linda
Holiday and Ben. Campbell Holiday
filed another petition of very voluminous
character to-day, asking fer the removal of
jos Holiday, executor Of the estate, as, by
reason of his unbusinesslike conduct he
has impaired the value of the estate
$3.50, 600 The case of the Holiday estate
is getting TO be very tresome as the widow
is constantly suing and at law with Joseph.
The case has already been some years in
Court, and will stay there for some time
longer IN the meantime, the lawyers are
getting the most of the estate.
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HOW NERcEp cELEBRArEp.
Go-ss-You-pLEase.
Progress of the Walking Match Sul
Guerrero, The Ouitter.

0UcIftfos Inc Ou1lttf.
SAN Francisco, February 22d-At noon
Today Cartwright led, closely pressed by
Howarth, Hart. Moore and Pat Guerrero.
Last evening Gus Gnerrero's stomach failed
him, and although he put IN some tine on
the track this morning, he lad none Of his
old-time vim and was considerably in the
rear of the leaders and even behind many
of the amateurs. From 7:3o TO $50 some
heavy work was done by Cartwright.
Howart and Hart, and together they reeled
off lap after lap, awakening considerable
enthusiasm among the 800 or 600 present
Cartwright was then leading, with 81 miles
to his credit, closely pressed by Howarth
and Hart, Gus Guerrero having covered
only As miles.
HART BREAKS THE 24-HoUR RECORD.
The go-as- you please match drew another
large crowd tonight. Frank Hart broke
the twenty-four- hour record having scored
15l miles.
At 10 o'clock the score was: Vint, Ill
miles, Howarth 1l9, Moore 1l5, Hart ISL,
Pat Guerrero Iii, Gus Guerrero rs, Cart
wright 1fS Watson 100. Campana los,
Davis 100, and the rest under 25.
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sTANLEY's TRAVELS.
Lieutenant Baert Thinks the Wanderel
VIII Soon be Heard From.

BRUssELs, February odd Lieutenani
Baert, who was at Stanley Falls when Stan.
ley's letter to Tippoo Tib was delivered
has arrived here. He states that the mes
sengers were closely questioned and con-
firmed the details OF the letter.
Lieutenant Baert believes that Stanley
only reached the Wadelai by strenuous ef-
fort, and that Emin Pasha relieved Stanley,
instead of being relieved and revictualed
by him. Stanley was enabled to return 10
Murenia in eighty-two DAYS, whereas the
journey from Yambuga to Wadelai occa-
pied ten months. Baert adds that fresh
letters from Stanley may be expected
shortly.
Baert reports that before be left, Tippoe
sent large caravan with supplies to S,au-
ley. He heard at Stanley Falls thai Stan-
ley fought battle at Lake Albert Nyanzs.
aud letters describing the fight should
reach England next month.
HIS EYE ON KHARTOUM
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RANDALL,s EEvENsg.
The Pennsylvania Democrats Victory
Over tho Texas FREQ Trader

WASHINGTON, February 22d.-Two years
ago. at the first session Of the present Con-
gress, Roger O. Mills of Texas lashed his
Democratic brethren into line to pass a
tariff bill which WAS totally opposed to the
wishes of Samuel J. Randall of Pennsyl.
vania, Democratic leader of much greater
repute and ability than the gentlemen from
Texas. The power of the Adn,ipjssrstion
was exercised against Randall, and he was
apparently crushed
To-day, BY a vote Of IS to 143. the House
rejected Mills proposition TO return Ia III 5
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REJOICING AT pEApwoop.
EXTRAORDINARY, BUT DEMOCRATIC
Colonel Dudley to be Arrested on
General PrincipIes

INprANAPoLIs, February 22d.-A warrant
is out for the arrest of Colonel w. w. Dud-
ley, Of the Republican National Commit
tee. United States Commissioner Van
Buren, issued the document, the basis for
his action being an affidavit charging
Colonel Dudley with being the author OF
the blocks of FIVE letter. Such man.
ner of proceeding is extraordinary, but is
Lot unprecedented, and is about the only
resort in a case where there is non n-action
IN the matter of an Indictment. 1t is said
that Judge Solomon Claypool, Acting
United States District Attorney, will start
for Washington tomorrow to serve the
warrant.
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BIS CAREER ENDED.
Death of an Eccentric Californian in New
Hampshire.

10So''' OF IN 1-CrtHtfTc CdIf-UfHIaH N6W
Hampshire.
MANeHEsTER On. b., February 22d.-A
somewhat eccentric individual, a fire.
queater OF public resorts in this city, where
he was known as the Californian, fell
down fight Of stairs on Wednesday even
ing, suffering fracture of the skull, from
the effects of which he died
His name was Reuben H. Hobert. and he
was thirty-nine years old, although he
looked at least sixty. He had been en-
gagged in mining operations in California
for several years. and came here to visit
relatives. He is survived by one brother.
a wealthy miner-owner of San Francisco,
and four sisters.
During bis brief stay in this city he was
unusually free hearted, and wore watch
valued at s2 00and several costly diamonds,
which attracted much attention
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ON HIS MUSCLE.
Kentuck's Big senator Pulls the Ear of
a Little New Hampshire Man.

Little new Hampshire MAN.
WASHINGTON, February 22d.-Senator
Blackburn was to-day incensed by gibes
against Southerners by Senator Chandler
in the Committee on Indian Affairs. Chand
Ter went so far as to call Blackburn slave.
driver Blackburn, trembling with anger,
walked TO the head of the table, where
Chandler sat, and, shaking lis fist in the
New Hampshire Senator's face, he ex-
claimed:
"You little scoundrel If you were not
such az insignificant little coward I would
thrash you on the spot. have mind to
pull you from your chair and whip you
ike dog y
Before any OF the Senators present could
interfere Blackburn seized Chandler by the
right ear and jerked him from his chair as
easily as if he had been boy. Chandler
was carried from the room looking the
worse for wear. Every precaution was
taken to keep the affair a secret, but it
leaked cut to- night, and has been fully con-
firmed by eye-wltpesses.
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CANADA.

No american Policy to bs Pushed Uaiu
Harrison's Inauguration.
OTTAWA, February 22d.-The Dom tnion
Government has decided to make 40 an-
nouncement as to it future policy in deal
ing with matters affecting the interests of
the United States, or in connection With
existing relations between the two conn
lries' until after Earrison's inauguration.
This course was decided upon g the Gov
| ernment caucus yesterday.
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TIE light RREAKrNG.
Prospect of the Arrest cf the Assassin
of Colonel Clayton.

of Colonel Clayton.
LITTLE Rock tArk.l, February 22d.-Boh
Watkins was arrested at Pine Bluff, Arf,
to-day upon charge OF interfering with
the election officers st Plummeryilie, in
Conway county at the November election.
This is the precinct at which the ballot box
was stolen by masked men, and was the
cause leading 10 the assassination of John
NJ. Clayton.
parties directly implicated in the assassina-
ton of Colonel Clayton. but it is believed
the prosecutions to be conducted by the
Federal Court. of the men implicated in in
terfering with the regular election officers
viii result in bringing out all the facts ol
the ass asSjO atinn
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HOME AFFAIRS.
SUPPOSED LOSS OF TRAVELLERS
IN THE SNOW.
South Dakota People Rejoicing No
Prospect OF an Indian Upris-
ing in Montana.
LsFEcIAI DlsFArcnEs 70 rHE KEcoRD.uNIos.l
CELEBRATING THE DAY.
observance of Washington's Birthds
East Of the Rockies.

observance of Washington's Birthday
East of the Rockies
New York, February 2ed.--The ami
yerssIy passed quietly. Thers was Il no
uceable display of national colors in public
and private buildings. The Veterans OF
the War of 1872 hoisteG the flag by proxy
on the OLD fort at the upper end of Central
Park, and afterward ate their annual din
ner. Among the celebrations were the fol-
lowing: Federal Club, Southern Society.
Sons Of Revelation, Irish Home Rule Club
and Old Flremen. In Brooklyn flags are
flying from ali public buildings and ship
ping. There was no work ID The Navy
Yard. A sain;e was fred on Fort Greene
This morning. There was large pro-
gramine OF athletic sports.
COLLEGE HooDLuMs
MIDDLETowN (Conn), February 22d.-
While the students were celebrating Wash
ingtons birthday, early this morning. a dy-
naIoite cartridge was exploded in one of
the buildings. fatally injuring the son of
ex-Congressman Hubbard, OF Virginia. Ii
is supposed that several students will be
expelled. An investigation is proceeding.
IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February 22i.-In accordance
With Its annual custom, the Union League
Cinb of this city to-day celebrated Wash
lngion's birthday. There was a large at
tendance of prominent men, and many ad-
dresses were delivered.
BY THE MICHIGAN CLUB.
DETROIT, February 22d.-Eieven hundred
guests sat down to an elaborate spread at
the Detroit Rink tonight, the occasion be-
ing the fourth annual banquet Of the
Michigan Club. Senator Palmer was the
President of the evening Governor Luce
delivered an address of welcome. The
first speaker was Hon Warner Miller, of
New York. who spoke to the toast 1.-The
Future of the Republican Party" Several
other addresses were delivered
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a GREAT ENTERPRISE.
San Diego Celebrates the Completion of
It's Great Flume.

Its Great Fiume.
SAN DISCO. February 22d.-The compile
ton of the great hume was celebrated to-
day by speeches, music, exhibitions, the
Fire Department parade of citizen soci-
cites, United States troops, National
Guard and the schools. Speeches were
made by Bryant Howard. Judge Luce,
Judge Puterbaush, Colonel Gum, ex-Con-
gresham Wellborn and others. The city
is out for holiday.
The fume extends from the western
slope OF the Cuysmaca mountains 10 an
elevation of 4.500 feet The distance is
about fifty miles and cost 100000. There
are 315 trestles, eight tunnels along the
line, and 100000 feet OF lumber used in
the structure.
The amount OF water on hand is 1885,
964 54l gallons, enough to supply the city
and country four years without a renewal.
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the LAND ov rHE paKorAs.
People Wild with Delight Over the Fas
that Statehood is "A Fa,,


ST. PAUL, February 22d.-The news from
various points throughout Dakota indicate
that the people are wild with delight over
the signing of the omnibus BILL At Huron a
meeting Of citizens was held and AZ guns
fired on Capitol Square.
At Bismarck the granger members of the
Legislature met at the Sheridan House and
sung the doxology
YaDkton reports Democrats and Repub-
hcans hugging each other in Joy.
Fargo held a big jollification meeting,
and Watertown is happy and hilarious.
The impression prevails that the new
State of South Dakota will have big busi-
ness boom.
Sioux Falls is simply wild Prominent
men of both parties are unanimous in ap-
proval of the bill
FUN FOR THE DAKoTANs.
PIERRE (Dak.), February 22d.-News OF
the signing of the omnibus bill was received
here with great rejoicing to-day The con-
test for the location of the Capital on May
l4th will enlist the energies of this city for
the next few weeks.
REJOICING AT DEADwooD
DEADwooD. February 22d.-Flags are fiy-
ing all over the city, and cannon booming
over the approval of the South Dakota bill
| by the President.
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TIE GREAT BLIZZARD.

A Stage-Load of Passengers Probably
Lost in q Dakota Storm.
BISMARCK (Dak.). February 22d.-The
weather last night and to-day has been the
most bitter experienced this season. The
Standing Rock stage, which should have
arrived last evening, failed to show up at 8
late hour, and grave fears are entertained
fer its driver and passengers.
IowA's COLD SNAP.
Sioux CRY (Ia), February 22d.-The
thermometer is 20s below zero to-day, the
coolest of the season.
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ne wonldn,, Lower Hla rlar.

LONDON, February 22d.-The report that
q French cruiser had hombarded Sagallo,
where Cossaek expedition, under Atchi-
mott, had settled temporarily, killing and
woundiug five of the expedition, and cap
turing The remainder. is confirmed The
bomhardment vas the result of the refusal
of NJ. Aichinod to lower the Russisn fiSg
which be had hoisten at Sagnlln
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MExIoo.

Agent Hul,er seieased-Ap American
Land Enterprise.
Cry OF MEXICO, February 22d.-Agent
Huiier. of the International Company, has
been freed from arrest.
The Ramierez-V -Varela Colonization Com
panv has taker mp thousands of acres OF
/ lands in the States of Guerrero and Oaxaca,
and will transfer it to au American syndi-
cate. This is one OF the most valuable land
end minipe concessions ever granted by the
I fec-prr r,,ssft3
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The Austrian Scandal,

LONDON, February 22d.-It is repor5ed
thar Baroness Velgera intends 10 publish
the full account of her daughter d. sth
The story will reveal whether the baro1 IS
committed suicide or was murdered eg
Prince Rudolph
Dechues a Portfolio.
PARIS, February 22d-Decrais has de-
clined the portfolio OF Foreign Affairs
LATER. R.-Spulier accepted the Foreign
portfolio in the Cabinet after the Marquis
de Noailies refused it.
a Core spondent Expelled.
VIENNA, February 22d- The Govern
ment bas expelled Fillion, correspondent
OF the HaYas News Agency, from The eoun-
try.
German Ironclsds for Samoa.
BERLIN, February 22d.-Four German
irouclads at Genoa were ordered this after
noon to sail for Samoa Immediately.
She Can support Him.
LONDON, February 22d-It is reported
that Prince Alexander of Bauen0ars is
about TO marry an opera singer.
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IHDIANAFoLIs, February POI. = Colonel
Abbott, of Cleveland; Captain Bauer, of
Louisville; Major Carter and other secret
service officers met here to-day to take such
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The third parry may be useful in poll
tics, but it can be dispensed with in court
ship.--Bostoa Courier.
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a Pittsburg lady makes more money
teaching whist than any preacher in town
makes teaching religion. - Mimauges Sen
fiasel
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There are some redeeming features even
in bad cigar. 1t goes out often = Yoa-
kes Statesman.
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Uncle John, can you tell what time il
is by that thermometer? Yes, sab
wintah time."- Hmper's Basqr.
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a Brute Gets His Deserts

PoRT GIBSON (Miss), February 22d.-
Wesley Thomas was lynched here to-day
for an attempted outrage on white
woman.
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FcUk AT A TIME.
Columbia Presents Uncle Samuel with
Two Pairs of Twins.

WASHINGTON, February 22d.-The Presi-
dent has approved the bill to admit as
States of the Union WASHINGTON, Montana,
North Dakota and South Dakota There
Yves great satisfaction expressed on both
sides of the House to-day when it was gen.
orally known that the President had
signed the Territorial bill.
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PACIFIC COAST.
COMPLETION OF THE GREAT san
DIEGO FLUME.
Los Angeles Elects Full Hepubli-
can Ticket-Fligbt OF Sc
ducer-The Walkers.
IsrscIA1 DIsrAroars 70 Tnr nrc0aD-usIos.l
wAsHrseroN,s BIKrapAY.
Tovns that Ceisbrated The Firth of I'll
Eatt,ar cf HIS Conntrr

Te1vns that Ceiabrate6 iie Birth of the
Father cs His Country.
ORovILLE, February 22d.-Shermen Post,
g. A. R. and the ophir Fire Company eel
ebrated to-day with procession, literary
exercisesi in the Courtyard, asPlendid lunch
and various races in the afternoon. An
excursion train came from Marysviile al IL
All the business houses ana pubic Offices
were closed, and the day as very fine.
There are strong indications OF rain this
morning The wind is sou-h, and the
thermometer at 60o.
THE DAY AT powNIEvILLE.
DowNlEvIILE. February 22l- Washiug-
TOMS birthday is being celebrated by a
liberal display of stars and stripes.
The Catholic ladies te-night gave the
atrical performance and dance in Armosy
Hall for the benefit of the Catholic Churck
The thermometer is slowly sinking andIa
storm is probable.
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, February 22d.-The day
was observed BY partial suspension of
business, parade by the national and State
troops, and various outdoor amusemsnts.
The military parade and drill was the chief
feature of the dsy, and attracted a great
crowd to Van Ness avenue. General Miks
and Governor Waterman were the review
ers.
The trophy to be given TO the best driLed
regiment was awarded to the First ReEi-
ment N. G. O., commanded by Coio3el
Dickinson.
HOW MERGED CELEBRATED.
MERGED, February 22a.-Washington s
birthday anniversary was generally OBJ
served to-day by closing Ct the Posteffice,
banks and public offices and liberal dis
played of flags. A bsll was given by the
Native Sons of the Golden West this eyen-
ing. The weather was warm and spribg-
like throughout the day.
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in Phoenix, and all the hotelsand boarding
ilonses are crowded to their utmost capac-
i,y
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stanfo-d's Harpor defense Amendment

WASHINGTON, February 22d.-Senator
Stanford says he is confident that the
Military Affairs Committee viii report
favoraoly his amendment to appropriate
$3.50 900 for the construction Of four ayna-
mite guns to defend San Francisco harbor.
The Senate has agreed TO the amendment
appropriating $4,000 for military road
from the Presidio TO Black Point
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SAN Francisco, February 22d Major
Kawagita. the new japanese Consul, lande
Today. and Immediately took possession
his cf.ice
The police tonight raided Chinese lott
terry shop and captured nearly 100000
tickets.
The Federated Trades this evening in
dorsed the resolution of the Labor Convsn-
ton asking forsan investigation into convict
lahnr
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BUTTE NJ. To February 22d.-An acei-
dent occurred at Clark's traction mine on
Wednesday. James CuTrin and two
strangers, named Dick Wales and James
Boyle, were descending in the cage. When
about $50 feet from the bottom the brake
broke, leaving the men to descend with ter
rife force 10 the bottom. James Currin
sustained serious injuries. Boyle ard
Wales both are hurt internally, and it is
not expected that they will live
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The Georgetown University.

WASHINGTON, February 22d.-The exer-
clses Of the centennial celebration of the
Georgetown University closed this after.
noon. Honorary degrees were conferred
by President Cleveland. Several addresses
were delivered. after which the degrees
were conferred, and several gold medals
awarded
The President at Georgetown
WASHINGTON, February 22d.-The Presi.
dent and Mrs. Cleveland attended the cen.
tennial celebration of the Georgetown Uni
versity this afternoon. They were re.
ceived with the usual honors, and were
given prominent seats on the platform.
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HIS EYE ON KHARroUM

LONDON, February 22d.-M. Baert as
serts thar Stanley proposes to form an al
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE PRESIDENT APPROVES The
TERRITORIAL BILL.
Senator Stanford Urging Dynamite
Guns for San Francisco-A
Tilt Over Rosecrans.
CONGRESSIONAL rRooEED1NGs.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nnoonD-usIos.l
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QUITE UNNECESSARY.

Secret Service Omcers Called to Escort
General Harrison TO the Capital.
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DEs MONIES Qa), February 22d.-In the
trial of Governor Larrabee to-day on a
charge of criminal libel two witnesses only
were examined, Private Secretary Hossfield
and Chief Clerk Bristow, both of whom
testified that Governor Larrabee ordered
the printing of the pamphlet containing
the alleged libellous matter. The prosecu-
tion offered il evidence letter written by
Judge Cole TO the Governor, in which the
former stated that the sentence of Chester
Turney for Seventeen years was travesty
on justice and an outrage on humanity, as
TurBey had no jury trial.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-14

twice as high as common bed. The
magnificent dressing case is also huge
affair, with a glass upon it nearly as big
as the side of house. In the sitting
room is piano of ordinary size itself,
but it is mounted on blocks two feet
high, so that the instrument is away up
in the air, out of the reach of common
folks. There are two rocking chairs in
this room that are so big that the report
er had to climb into one of them the
same as an infant would Chamber into a
high chair. 1t is very expensive for the
giants to live, as they have to pay such
exorbitant prices for everything they
wear. For instance, it costs the Captain
$50 for pair of boots. It is most as
tonishing sight to come across the two
giants out for drive. City folks who
have seen the ponderous wagons with
wheels reaching to the second story of
house, used to haul stones weighing tons
and tons, can form an idea of the vehicle
used. It is pulled by six stout Norman
horses, and it is enough to make a man
think he has got 'em sure to suddenly
meet such spectacle on the road out in
the country. Passing wagons have to let
the rails down and drive into the adjoin-
ing fields until the giants go by."-Neao
York Mems