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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23
Happy Hoosiers.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster of
Idaville, Ind, writes: Electric
Bitters have done more for me than
ali other medicines combined for
that bad feeling arising from Kid.
pey and Liver medicine, trouble. "
john Leslie. farmer and stockman
Of same place, says: "Find Eiec-
,ric Biitcrs TO be the best Kidney
and Liver medicine made me feel
like new man" j. w. Gardner
hardware merchant. same town.
says: Electric Buffers is just the
thing tor man who is all run
down and don't Gre whether he
lives or dies; he found new siren . n
4ood appetite and telt just like he
bad a new lease on lite. Only SOC.
bottle, at T D. Sales Drug Store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23
A HOMELESS STATESMAN.
The Sad Case OF Elk. Senator Jones,
OF Florida.

The sad ease OF ex- Senator
Jones, Of Florida, is still mystery.
Since Senator Jones found him
self unable to secure hotel accom-
modations in Detroit he has lodged
with his friend, MF. O'Neh,a
postahce Inspector, but few
days ago he had 10 give up his
room and hunt other quarters. 1t
lis not known where the senator
eats and sleeps, or how he gets
along. When he arrived in De-
troit he WAS elegantly dressed.
Now he is in the last stage Of shah.
mess. O'Neil says that he turned
him adrift because he was tired Of
supporting him, but it is said that
ONeil owes his appointment and
his retention in office to Jones in
Auence.
1t is a strange story. Jones
talks well, and his speech before
the national editorial co lvention
in Detroit was one of the rightest
OF the occasion. The southern ell.
itors who were present said
that if the senator would re.
turn to Florida be could get any
thing he wanted.
But the homeless and pennies
statesman remains a voluntary cx-
lie from the state that loved and
honored him. He cannot be made
to believe that his old sweetheart,
Miss Palms, the heiress, is married,
and speaks tenderly OF her. It is
pitiful t see this brilliant and am
liable man in such wretchtd
plight. he could be pursuaded
to return to Florida, familiar
SCIENCES and care OF devoted friends
might yet make him happy aud
useful man. AS he is, he lie n
stranded wreck.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23
THE GUILTY PAIR CAUGHT.
IN Exciting Chase after q Runaway
Wife and Another Man Ended
In Stewart County.

Late last Friday evening gen
tleman arrived in Lnmpkin named
A. b. Harrison, who resides near
Mobile, Ala, claiming to be on
hunt Tor his stolen wife aud three
children, nurported to be stolrn by
Whortou Berry, nephew OF Mr.
Harrison.
MFR. Harrison had been in pur-
suit Of them nearly three weeks,
going through a portion of Texas,
and back to Cuthhert, Georgia, at
which point they, Whorton Berry,
wife AMI three children, ali got off
the train and hired conveyance
to carry them to Stewart county.
A few DAYS later Harrison learned
hey had gotten off at Cuthbert toI
tie Sart, hence he made for Lump
kin.
Arriving there he soon learned
that his stolen wife, three chill
dren and Whorton Berry were in
the upper portion OF the county,at
the residence Of Mrs. Walls, mother
of the stolen wife.
Sir. Harrison procured the ser :
vices of an officer, and had Whor-
ton Berry, the stolen wife and
the three children arrested and
carried to LumpkiN.
1t appears that just before this
vile degradation was committed
MIR. Harrison bired this nephew
OF his to labor Tor him, aud to re.
m in al his house and protect his
family while he (Harrison) Was off
at work building u house forty-
ty 4 e miles distant.
Whoriop Berry, before leaving
home. had sold off nearly every
thing he could or money, amounts
ing to, with cash stolen from liar
lison, overs1,O 100000.
This certainly tails heavily up' n
Mr.. IL rrison, but suffice to say
he states he doesn't care so much
for the stolen vile and properly as
for lis children.
About six years ago Mr.. IIsrri,
son lived in the W per part OF Stew
art county, aud soon after was
married to his wire at Cuthbert
ard moved to Alabama.
This vile horton Berry had on.
ly been, two month previous to his
crime. hired to labor for Harrison
and he with his family while he
was IF ut work.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23
COACHED RY THEIR LEADERS.
Many Mormon Immigrants New
Pouring into This Port.


There seems to he no way, I'M
der our present laws, by which a
stop can be put to Mormon inns
rigration, although taere is no
doubt that it brings in a highly
undesirable class Of people" said
Superintendent John Simpson of
Castle Garden to me yesterday.
"rhc Mormon converts are now
coming here at rate Of from 100
to 3OOa week." he continued. =
"They are of the lowest and most
ignorant classes. aud are abb olute>
ly under the control Of the prose.
lyting elders who accompany them.
This makes it almost impossible to
find grounds for OBTAINING them,
or returning them. The elders, of
course, know the ropes. They are
tamiliarwith the questions that will
be asked, understand the laws gov
ernina immigration, and those uA,-
der their charge are thoroughly
coached before they leave the
steamer. For instance, one of the
greatest complaints against this
class from our standpoint is the
number Of children who are
brought over with no other guar.
dams than elders. Fully go per
cent If thu immigrants are ctils
dren under Is. Some time ago
we returned about twenty from one
party for this reason. Since then
it has been impossible to find a
similar case. al the children
are claimed by adults Of the party
and while some of'them are motto.
rious'y bogus claims, we have no
recourse. Whena passenger claims
a child. not even an affidavit j. nee
cessary. Whatever our opinion
may he, We must accept tie statv>
ment rs true. The same is true
iii every thing else, and it is for
this reason that we are often ac-
cused Of Rushing immigrants
These people are aet here by
Mormon emissaries, Eho ususlle
come over as cabin passengers on
the same steamer. We watch
closely, and even shut them out
of the Garden to prevent any
communication with their flocks
until after they are landed. But
the posting has already been done
The MOrmons give us little roubIe
they answer the questions readily
aud seem anxious to avoid any
further intercourse with the ems
ployees. interfere with no>
body, and rely entirely upon their
leaders. Usually they are taken
direct from the Garden and sent on
their way. Y hen they are forced
to lay over night, they form close
camp in the Garden, and post SEN
tinels on all sides None of them
are allowed TO leave. The sentiuels
are relieved every two hours. They
do not int rfere with. outsiders who
approach, but watch closely alter
their own people. The majority of
the NJ ,rmon Immigrants arriving
here are SeaRehrviaus, although
there are some Germans and few
English. Nearly all come by the
way of Liverpool. They include
men, women and children, and If
their statements are true, have been
coming only in complete families,
and expect to be rich and power
iul within a year after they reach
the land Of the many-wived pro-
phets."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23
eve Point with I,ridn,,

To the Good, name at home, y
won by Hoods Sarsaparilla. In
Lowell, Mass, where il is rrepsr.
ed, there lsmore OF Hoods Sursapa.
ril a sold than OF all other med;>
cines. an4 it has given the best sat.
istactiou since its introduction ten
years ago. This could not be if the
medicine did not possess merit. 1t
you suffer from impure blood. try
Hoods Sarsaprila and realize its
peculiar curative power.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23

THE New Orleans Picoyune
thinks the United States needs a
national air and a natioual flower.
''The Manly Art Of Self Defence -
Giving "blow Tor blow is Of
zen mO.e thougat 81 thar that
other art ii sell defence" witch
consists in defending ones own avs.
ten from the assaults OF disease
and ueglect. When dyspepsia,
Classification, biliousness, liver
aeompi4int,V lundice, aud the like
lay tnId q the sysIeni, the bes, de-
feaee is the Immediate use y ljr.
Pieree's z eassnt Peliets ; tiny sug.
ar.coaled GraDules, made from con,
cenirated vegetable extracts one q
do-es
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23
DAWSON !. GA.
Gin Work.

have had twelve years experts
ence With machinery ADD a full set
o. tool: can make your old GIN
wogk ike new one. have re,
paired lar e nrmDer Of gins and
have yet 20 heal the FIRST complaint
ct my work or price, sharpen
gins by machinery or hand and all
work done viii be made payable
October lst, 1889.
| viii call on you duri,g tbs
spring and summer months. This
ID allowing you showing, andJ
hope you viii hold your york Tor
me. My address is Lock Box
pa, Dawson, Ga.
GEO r. PACE.
Esh 30. 1852.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23

1000 y'ds Glnabams fton 81 to 10
Beautiful Sd Dam SIX, 80 ceats,
worth so.
Biz har9aiD in licking, Bic chiag.
and Sea Island.
All wOoi Flannel, lSc, ~ orth %.
100 eases new Shoes that must o.
1000 yards jeans from 15c to IS,
worth 25 to so
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23

10000 yarls Calico Sc. 20 7c.
Sheeting and Checks ut factory
prices
500 yards new Satteens at 81,
worth l25
Hose, Handkerchiefs, Collars,
CUFFS, Shirts, Gloves, Hoods,
Underwear, Ribbons, etc., tor a
song
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23
Cancer Of the Nose.

"My father had cancer and my
husband died Of cancer. In 1875
a lump appeared on my nosc, and
from its appearance and rapid
growth, | became alarmed with the
idea that !, too, bad cancer. [
consulted my physicians about it
aud ne gave me an ointment to put
on it, ald tlis iilaDt rsiiags NJ.
ltgradually q w longer and worse,
a1d | had fully made up my
mind tina; / must also lie Il
car Ger. Friends precai Q /
on me to try Swlft's Specific tS.S.
81 This ! fipally consented to do
Alter taking few bott es I was
entirely cured. Swigt's Specific
Is. 5. S cured me when the doe.
tors and all other medicines failed. !"
Mrs. NJ. r. MABrN.
Woodbury., Hall County Texas
FoURYEAEs on cRUTCHEs.
For fifteen years | was afflicted
with rheumatism, for years Of
which l was compelled TO so on
clutches. Words are inadequate
to expressed the suffering | endur>
Ell during thar time. Dmina these
fifteen years of existence lit was
livin2), | tried every Known reme-
dy without any benefit. finally
began ON Swift's Spe cific SIS. s.
which from the frst gave me re-
liet, and to-day / am eninyirg tbs
best Of health, and an, 4 &siI man.
| candidly believe th.t :. s. S. is
the hest blood pusiiier on the mar.
ket to-day. j. D. TAYLOR.
Cuba, No.
Treatise on Blooei and skin Dis.
eases maiIsl free. SwlFr SPECIFIC
Co, Atlanta, CT.
IHH increasing popular desire
Tor modern conveniouccs leyiti.
mates the belief that the court room
OF the future will be supplied with
wooden jurymen, built by the con-
tractors.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23

DO you suffer With catarrh? You
can be cured il you take Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the great blood puri-
fer. Sod by all druggists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23
Way Down Upon The
SUWANNEE 2ITE2.

DU w AIN II LII A-l Z 1a.
From Bradford, Fla, situated
upon the romantic Suwaunee river,
Messrs. Rouse & Thomas write, I'M
der date of Aug. 10Th, 1889:
Please forward us another gross of
Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic.
Have sold out every bottle Of last
gross upon your strict guarantee,
aud not one bottle returned.
From Letter from Graniteuille, 8.
C., dated august 26h, 1889.
At the age Of so, with twenty
FIVE years Of active practice, | am
a careiul observer and cautious in
endorsing proprietary medicines,
bnt can conscieatiously endorse
your Johnson's Chill aud Fever
Tome as one of the lest eqmhind>
ton rene lies tor hill and Fever
! have ever seen used. 1t corrects
the vitiated secretions of the liver,
relieves costiveness,and promotes
the absorption and assimilation Oh
food, thus fulfilling all the indica-
tious claimed for it.
Yours truly,
T. p. EDWARDS, NJ. y.
90
Fernandina, Fla, Aug. 9th
4. b. GUsRARDEAu,
Savannah, Ga.
d ar Sir: Please sena us one
gross of Johnson's Chill AMI Fever
Tonic Ii ia the best seller ws
have for nalarial levers.
PALMER Bios.
he claim made for this med.
icine is a modest one. We main.
tain that It's 100 times better than
quinine, aud 100 wears in advance
OF the profession in the treatment
Of all levers, from the most malig
nant types Of Bilious lIcmorrhagio
Fever to the sinrp est form OF Chill
and Fever. For sale by all Drug
gists.
Alb. GARaADEA~, Soc rranriator,
Savannah, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-10-23

1000 yalds Chamiray, worth 10
cents, for 71c.
Beautiful donllc-wiat Wool
Cashmere, l5c. worth %.
100 pieces Dol Dress Goods,
which we are bouad to sell, price
or 20 price
500 yards Serrsucker, worth IS
cents. or 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
nDlpoRf,G seulBs.

DECEMBER D will bo n great day FOR Can
ton. DO not forget H. Tho oloquon
Breckenridge will bo horo'
THE Canton Loader, our now prohlbl
tion organ w not plUnsod with Nico ProAi
dent Morlon'a now palace OF ain' Here n
what the Loader Hiysi
"la this not spectacle for the nlno
topnth century of Christian civilization
tip President OF the United States Cngag
cd by proxy In dealing out distilled dam
untion' 10 the guests Of u fashionable ap
parlnont house under the shadow OF ou
National Capitol
Foraker h able TO mako living et th,
bar, 80 hU will not bO entirely out OF iol
noxt January Mugsillon American,
llO would bO popular man Tor Vic'
President Morton's Washington bar
TnE Repository editor knows that h
fnlsilos when hc suyH we asked 70 borrow
his election table, We would not hny'
hla table, nA II ig lie. IL does not tell TN
truth of the election In Stark county, tn
NEwa.DEMoCRAT is tho only paper tina
printed the correct Official result In StHrl
county just wait and soo'
NEXT to sho dsgraccful tell out for 2
conta per line 70 tlo school book ring th,
most diBrOputablC scheme OF the Roposi
tory was trying to palm oil bogus election
roturnB upon the people OF stark county
HARRISON has gono 10 Maryland q
ducking. He hug done too much duck
ing In tho white house already. He hn'
bOltor stay at homo aud teach Wanamai
on TO tell tho truth,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
ON tho other, with a pail OF pioua slops
on her head, Of course lhlh hlnl VI
business did not suit tho W, y, II, w.
ronAnrn pIaaaAonp MAN.
He Used Forgery Against JameH ~
Campbell, Knowing " 70 he a foFaefs
When He Ued ~


TO Used Forgery Against James 10
Campbell, Knowing u io DO feFaefs
When He pea w.
Fmm mo poamhus rosll
TnR recent expose OF tho Wood ballot
box forgery eafe leaves h0yelnof fpih'
ker ia a deep hole, ~ now appears
that he received lhe ballot box CONTRACT
with the names OF James u, Campbell,
Wm, Mckinley, Jrr John sherman ana
Bsn BuuprwOTlh attached thereto d.
Teetly from II. q, Wood, the IOrgef, lie
turned u over 10 llaaltad apd tllhtl
Foraker OF llalstead afe Responsible TOT
having photograph takenOr tho doeh'
ment with Mckinley and John shel'
mans names tufued down, hha pp9
taking tho name OF d. ~ Chlhphth'
Governor elect, ..
Nov ID makes little difference IN tho
amount Of OblOquy which viii atlueh
tO tluy. Foraker whether no KNEW
these names were forged, on not we
assume, OF course, that he knew lhh
names were forged, but suppose
hs ana not. suppose no thought thht
lnflN MNA lNN w " HHN N''Ff II.
aud John sherman were gullly WIN
Governor Campbell, why did he not
inquire OF Meilulty john sherman
on ButterWOrth, II they had ever plgh'
cd such q dOoumentY lle cpuld have
reached any Of them, Or all OF them ~
an hour by telegraph. hut he made no
lnyealgation. 10 aud llalatead put
forth The document with only inc
name OF j, %, Campbell attached ana
then attacked Campbell vigorously
violently aud continuously na 4
corrupt man, involved ina Job 10 90
fraud the Governments knowing thA'
ii Campbell WAS guilty, that ShtImA9
Mckinley aud ButtefW0fth were qual'
ly guilty, There ia no escape ron
this conclusion, Looking over lht
whole Transaction with thecalmnn n ul
a stole, We can see no poahiht Wt' l'l
Governor Foraker ~ thoapn thr ftYflrt'
eenaurt OF his Republican ounpAlu'Hr
who we're involved ulko win uuyrluul
ernor Campbell We conaidrf GOV
ernor Foraker dlaglactd man.
not in the eyes OF the Democratic party
alone, but 10 the estimation OF all hon
OTable men,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
QuGAIIoNa FoH MoRALlaTs, WITH
qHUThEua ARbW Hita,

What IN the gfrsJ JeAt menace 10 10
publican iubtitullvnH M thla country
to-day 7
llubrfy IN eleotl0na, .
Vote Iuyiug, by which men WIZ
money control our elections hnd knocl
down men Oi brHina, with all the tWet q
humullifa OF life,
Why IN a. that ihcfe are now ~ thl
Srnnle Of tho Uuitrd States, ana IN Tho
lower House Of Congress, only rlcl
men, or the agents and attorneys 0l
monOpOlttHY
That ii hrpaute yen0llly Ia therule IN
pnlltiea, aud because men OF bgnina now
have no show Tor public hon a.
competition with men who con lol tht
brlucry money OF Tho millionaire mu'
How shall we stop this yillainou'
syatemY,
Sion II by sending . few OF the lead
rra to the peuitenlIny, inslead of Con.
gresa aud the sooner that is done the
better for public virtue aud the public
woal, .,
Letus start IN on this basis, right
hele ia this Congregational district.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
phn VnrdlnL unanlmona.

w, y, Suit, Druggist, Dippua, lndu
tfhliilHa, "l 0nn recommend Electric
liltiefa aa tho very bHht remedy, Every
bottle sold has given relief in Every case
OHe man took nix bmtleR,and was cured
OF rheumatism OF 10 years standing
Abraham llare,drlggisl liellyllle, Quo
aillnnal "lhr bt6t hrlllug medicine
have ever handled In my 20 years expo
rltnco IN Electric liltters." Thousands
OF OthtH have added their testimony
10 that tic verdict Ia unanimous thai
Electric Bi tors 90 cure all dlseasea 0I
the Liver, Kidneys or Blood Only .
half dollar bottle NJ Durbiu, Wright
n Co.'S drug store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
TRYING 40 STEAL noNTANA,

The greatest political Outrage, since
! the great steal oil Louisiana ana Florida
M 1879, lA the attempt 70 wreat the new
STATE vi Montana IRON the choice OF lia
citizens, and usurppopular government
In the interest OF the party, winch Wha
clearly defeated NJ the polls, The steal
involves two United states senators
aud hence N q National question TINT
intefesta every citizen OF the United
States. President Harrison has nude
himself u party TO the theft by Issuing
proclamation admitting Montana
into the Union, and depriylng the Fed
era courts of the Territory OF the Iight
10 pass upon the questions Involved ~
The rltctunn, a.,
The end, however, Is not yet, The
case goes to the SenuIe OF the United
States, aud may yet have 10 be passed
upon by the supreme Court. The
poiut raised is this; That the legality
of the rrturua OF tho Silver Bow pre-
cIncls having been passed upon by the
court having exclusive jurisdiction, and
tho only Appellate Court which could
revise the decision thus rendered nav
lux INNNtN NAN w NaNANhNh h'N' h'sN - NsAaNsa
Of the lower court must stand.
IL is held by able lawyers OF both
political parties that u state Court
created do n0yo, by election, cannot
take jurisdiction OF IN appeal from
Territorial Court appointed by the Ex'
ecutiye.
This 10 u position which, II 10 thought,
II brought before the Supreme Court OF
the United statoS Tor adjudication,
would be promptly Allltmed, and 10 rs not
believed that the able lawyers comp0
ing the Committee ON Privileges aud
Elections OF the Senate will allow their
partisan preJudioes to bias their legal
Judgment on such an important mat
Or, especially NJ the Senate Is Republi
can without stealing two Senators from
Montana.
The country viii witch the dual 70
suit of this unusual condition OF AlldllH
with the deepest Interest,
The story OF the steal ls simple and
easily told. A wOyiaring man OF ordl
nary Intelligence cannot be 6ei0ggtd |
over IT, Az the election the RepuOll
can CanYassers threw out precincts III
The Tunuel District sufficient 10 defeat
the election of six Democrats aud to
change the complexion Of the Leglsla
lure. There was no pretense OF fraud,
The Italian miners, who could not
speak English, had brought TO the polls
statements that they desired to
vote for the Democratic candidates,
aud under the Australian system OF
DaIlotng their tickets had TO bemarked
hat way aud were 30 voted The can
yassers simply eliminated these Dem
)cratio votes In order 10 secure u Re
publican majority In the Legislature
aud two United state Senators.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
OPPOSITE ESTIMATES or MAJOR
MCKINLEY,

There Is great chuckllng amongsome
of the Democratic politicians over the
idea that they will geIrymauder Major
Mckinley OUT of Congress They may
do that but Major Mckinley viii r.
main In the hed all me same Tn
people have something higher for blm
than the lower house OF CongreSs, nv
the boodlers may BEGIN their work ps
soon as they pleNe,- l5leubenylllc
Herald.
Bahl There sn't such another over
rated man In the United State9 as Me-
Knley, and let him get out Of 0ongrcs9
now and he will never again be heard
Of politically. lie hasn't even hoat
senae or he wouldn't 70 thfonph the
country making speeches IN fayor OF
"Protection for PfOtectlons sake
when everybody else atmit9 'bet q rt.
vision Of the Tariff on a strictly reye'
nue. basis is inevitable Steubenyille
Gazette.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21
SOUR IooIU IN SOLID CHUNKS,
An Outside Wow OF Our Beloved Cham
pion Of Protection.

An Outside Wow OF our Beloved Cham
pion Of Protection.
From tho Philadelphia 1lmrs dnd),
Ohio has chucked Mckinley hopeless
ly In the soup ~ candidate Tor speak
or. A Democratic Governor by u
dozen thousands. Democratic Senate
aud Democratic House, with the Ger
talnty of "a Democratic United states
SenaIorship ana u Democratic Con
gressiOnal gerrymander, make up u
most uuBavOry Offering for Il candidate
for Speaker 10 a Republican House
Obviously Mckinley Is In the soup,
Blg.headtd, bigbOdied ana big
hearted rom Reed Ia now the pickle
next the wind for the Speakers char
lie didn't take to Mahune; he dldli't
stump Virginiu; he don't love Blalnri
he sits down on civil service reform,
and no Is Just daisy for the Speak
crship IN this emergency They may
scoop up the field and knock nm Oui
on the home stretch; hut IL isn't llsely,
and the one thing that ~ PLAIN as n
pike staff 10 thac Mckinley Is In the
soup, ~.
Mckinley is the great monopoly tariff
champion, aud his great wool growing
state has elected "A democratic Cover
nor, who voted for the Mills bill aud
free wool. II thatd0esn't jam him into
the soup, what's The Use OF IA soup bowl
In politicsY
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-21

Iampson6 vote ID decreased from NJ 20
6L and Me-, Marquis vote 10 reduced ironl
e2i 90 22l, II 10 Thought that Mr., Marquis
viii GlYe notice OF contest
LONDON, Nov, 10, The latest adylees
from Rio dc Janerio are that l.mperor
Dom Pedro has been deposed .and hener
Da tpnspea proclaimed President me
latter has written an address urging peace
aud order among tho people And WlArhnT
inelng ilie safety Ot tho Imperial family
Tho Killing nf Baron LadnriO, Minister OF
Marine, 10 nov denied, Private cables ~
one o'clock this morning stated that all
was quiet
PrITaRuRa, Pa, Nov, To- Ihnoolql, a
ilerpe riot ls reported from the anthracite
coal regions near Scranton, II n lmpoa'
slblo 20 obtain particulars 40 ills llnip'
There h great excitement IN certain quar-
terra over lhn report,
LExiHGToH, n.y., Nov 10, -lapeolal,l T.
iielmOnt, who 40 q sire possessed q uR'
llonal reputation having sired Wedge.
wood ailp Cora iinlmOni 2i2iH, Nnlwoql
ailhA, and olher noted performers, 10
dead lle died OF old age,