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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-05

ANOTHER cantankerous Fren Gilman
of the same mind as the eccentric M.
Bareiller of Melun, who willed all his
real and personal estate to the late
Emperor Frederick of Germany. has
Just died in Florence. He was former
" citizen OF Lyons-Louis Corrand
by name-and was very we'll known
as an enthusiastic art-lover. lie had
amassed large collection of bronzes,
medallions, statuetes. worries, and
antique jewels. said to be worth ECO :
900. All these III. Corrand has be-
tined. by his last will and testa-
DAe Florence museum OF fine
the testator express
- leaves his artistic
nd to French re-.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-05

AN admirer Of General Boulanger,
living at Arcachon, France, recently
gave the name of Boulanger to his
yacht The authorities refused to reg
lister the boat under that name, and
the owner appealed to the Minister Of
Marine and obtained permission to
christen his yacht as he chose. Not
long after this he entered the Boulan-
ger for race. which 1t won. The
committee. however. found some ex-
cHse for disqualifying the boat
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THEIR LANDS AT STAKE
Chief Hayes Replies to Secretary No.
} ble's Recent Instructions.
tae D~clnr~~ That the Ch~r"k~~~ Have -
\ Right tD l.~as~ Land. ts the Gattt~
\ Conn psai~. t~ga rsllc-- ssf the
4 Action EFT Cssngre...

| Sr. Louis, Nov. The latest aslviccs
s,nl the. Cherokee nation say that Chief
Wayes' letter tD the commissioners Of the
VDitcd States has caused much excite
aeut i'm tho territory. In this letter Chief
[ayes. referring tn S.crctary .Soblr's r,'-
dcnt instructions tn the commissioners
qarslinR the. cattle companies, ETC.. takes
bold stand. virtually defying the United
ytates government. and says in part:
fThc Chcrokccs slo not recognize the
S3ght Of SECRETARY Noble to interfere with
De sacred right that has belonged tai the
Qhcrokccs since their purchase antl
Ownership of said lands. and will continue
. collect revenue for grazing privileges
until Secretary Noble shall see tit tn de
I,rive them of this revenue by force. and
chen the Chcrokcs.s will cusi..avor to pro-
tect their rights i'm u Legitimate way
shields opinion to the legality Of the
sale Chief Mayes said: My conscience
und sense of duty will govern inc in this
ul,atter aud not the opinion of the attorney
general on the act of congress creating
your commission which has mo connection
whatever with the matter
Ex-tthicf BIshyhcasi condemns Maycs'
siction and says his position il not only
dangerous hut untcuable. Other opIpu-
llents of Mayes says his letter il hid
hpr war, and the Indian trr,,t-. aatagonis-
tic to Maycs, says in ~ slo,il,is.-lcasissi cdi-
tDrial: I'VE want no war. either words ar
Healty. We want peace, hat we want
rights and want them asserted in manly
way. We want no nations blood: there is
Justice for us Other than in the inn
nlencnts of war;.
I NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Commissioners
Fairchild and Wilson are siunbfoin,l.-i at
tho course affairs arr. taking. Maycs' let
ter has been teleKroptIs.l to- Washington.
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THE TWIN STATES
l.sst k~pors ssG the Territorial Gs"v~raor pS
Dakota.

sHIS,SrON. Nov. 7.-t;ov. Mcltettc. of
Dakota Territory, In his annual report.
rapid and stable, and now reached fJO,OOO
as against 4l5.6lo i'm 1ssa. The total area
filed during the year was 2.Usi.U3b acres
against 1.SH, 1s2 the preceding year. Tl,.
bulk OF the present vacant land area il
about l2.s77. ~ acres. The area of land
sold by TIA. Northern Pacific railway from
its grant and by priva:. owners il
estimated tn equal about - per cent. of
tho lands entered during the year. The
report says there has been during the past
year - practical cessation of railway b'iif,i-
ing compared with the remarkable
activity of 1857. Upon the subject of agri-
Gs'r. ,h ,r the r.p"rf nn lay. ~ par, ,; That Ino., st
cultivation.antlt these PORTIONS not adapted
are available for grazing: stock raising.
for which Dakota Possesses peculiar aslaT-
tion. il "a rapidly growing industry. The
increase m the value OF live stock during
the last nine years is stated tai hav. bst,n
taSs per cent. DarynR il bscorning AN
important industry and during two years
10 large number of creanicri.s have. been
established.
D,Irinx thu, past few months. the. gov
ernor says. the subject OF irrigation has
attracted a. great amount of attention. Al
the last session of the territorial legisla-
turc an act was passed authorizing the.
sinking of artcsiau wells upon the petition
of certain number Of residents az "a
township. an,i the work of sinking the
wells il in progress in "a number of rouu-
ties. The tin mines III the Black Hills
are attracting great deal OF interest
within ti" last year. company OF
foreign capitalists has been oriyaniz',l
with ~ heavy capital t., develop what H.
known .,s the Horney Peak properties,
located in Huntington aud Custer couu-
ties IL IL the opinion Of cNFs It's, ths. gov
eruor says. that these mines contain the
largest and most valuable aggregation OF
tin veins ever brotIUh; to the attention Of
the world. The governor. speaking of
the treatment of th's" ores, says they re-
luirc no roasting, as ~ the cas-" with
foreign
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OLYMrrA. w. r. Nov. The senate
and hous. met to-day aud after cffcs.ting
"a temporary Organization adjourned until
Monday. All the officers. elected to the
Legislature have goin. hon.. and prcpar.,-
tious for the inauguration are postponed
until Monday, November IL. The law
prov riding that I'll" inaugural shall take
place Monday after the issuance of the
week new complications would arise.
Friends of senatorial candidates. SsIuircs
and Allen are trying to push "a caucus OF
republicans .,s to decide upon who the.
party will support as their candidate. A
perfect army OF workers are her. for both,
and many want to- go home. IL ~ con-
c.slcd that John Is. Allen and Watson
SslIirs.s have IA ma iority now hut their OPP
ponruts hope to win by delay.
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The ssrosh~ ~rI,so., HALL Players.

NEW YORK. Nov. The national base
hall players secret conference confined
to-day. The principal business
cciving IL report OF tho committee on
players contracts and the appointments NJ
committees ON permanent organ t<ation.
rules and schedule.
The meeting of the Brotherhcspi hall
players. which has been in session at the
Fifth Avcu,. Hotel since Monday. adj
journ.d Tonight until January ., without
the permanent organization of "a new
tcr'.~tcd. Tie first thing to-day
ti. adoption of "a contract
form. IL WAS stated that the rs-
serve s.liti-s. had been eliminated and
the term of service Increased from one tai
three years. The contract WAS not exhits-
tied. The original agreement signed b,
players some time ago underwent cotisisi-
crable change. The most importans
change was that which provided "A tlivi-
sion of nifty per cent. Of gat. and grand
stand receipts. In tn" old agreement Wis.,
ing clubs always get the small end of the
horn. Fee priz. mooney Of $1,000 will be-
Seven Thousand dollars will GO to the
club finishing first in the race. and the
rest Ia bc divided among the others i'm
proportion. John Ward WAS elected tenn
porstry secretary and Al. johnson retains
his position as temporary president. A
committee was appointed to draw UP .
constitution AMI s,rraiig. all prcliIuitiAris.s
of the. Ibs.rnsiil,sIt
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Tpsosnn. q. sssyar,l Married.

wAsHISGToS. Nov. 1.-Thonias r. Bay
ard, cx-sccrctary Of state, and Miss Mary
Willing tlymcr were married at o'clock
this afternoon at the residence nf the
bride i'm the presence of most dis
tingtIishcd company. Th. intention WAS
tn have had the wedding as quiet a. possi-
bile, and the Invitations. numbering aho,lt
$50. were. con Itiussl To relatives of the CON
tracing parties and few personal
friends. Among the latter were cx-Prcsi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland. s.N-Secr'.tary
and Mrs. Fairchild, Hon. Gcorg" BAN
croft. Justice and Mrs. Field. Justice and
reception aud breakfast followed the
ceremony and S,,on after the ncwl ~
married couple LETT for tour to- New
York and other northern cities.
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TORTURED AND ROBBED.



HUME, No., Nov. 1.-One of the snost
savage crimes on record i'm this section OF
Missouri WINS committed last might at
jackson Cross Roasls. SIX miles south at
here. Burglars entered the residence at
Jasper James about 1O O'clock and sub
jectcsl James and his wife to such brutal
treatment that Mrs. James died froIn her
prDstration and suffering. James kept a
small store and WAS currently reported to
bs. miserly. IL was generally known. too.
that hs had no confidence i'm hanks. and
rumor had il that he had considerable
cash secrctcd about his PROMISES. When
demanded that James tell them where l,e
had hidden his savings. This hr refused
To- do, although threatened with death for
not yielding at once. Failing to bring
James to terms, the robbers attempted to
terrorize the wife, hut she brave
convinced that threats would not work,
and prepared To put their victims to the
torture. The husband and wife were tied
together, back tn back. Each i'm turn WAS
Pricked with pins; and burned about the
James tainted from the terrible treatment
tn which he had been subjected. The
suffering wife. believing that her husband
was dead and that her life would also l,s,
taken unless she gave. her ass;silaits the
information sought, told the thieves where.
800 was concealed. The rptpipers secured
the booty. united their victims and de-
parted. Mrs. James laborcd for some
time to- resiiscitate her h,isbss nd, and when
fell exhausted to- the Hoor. Mr.. James
summoned assistancc, but the heroic
woman could not be saved. Death re-
suited from cxciteneiit. and ths. terrible
James is 65 years old and his wife WAS
only two years younger.
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Boston, Nov. AT tn. Paru.il Ath-
letic Club room S,-night. Jack Ashton of
Providence and George Godfrey. coIorr,l.
heavy weight pugilist of Boston, fought q
rounds. Ashton made game fight
throughout and showed ronsi,icripl.
science. hut he was clearly no match for
Godfrey, who finished i'm excellent form
and showed scarcely scratch. by the
cup valued at $1,000 and Ashton ~ 500
trophy. At the conclusion of the CON
test Godfrey WAS challenged by Joe. Lam
non, well known heavy weight of Bo--
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CORNERlNG THE SUSPECTS
fe~t~rsiay'- Developments tn the Crontn
Trial n Chicago.

.., -
'aH AGO. nov. ~ un 'r'h case
to-day '"r'v'er Hertz "ir"tifi"d the trunk
AS the one presented at the inquest. A
milkman testified that ON the night fol-
lowing th, murder he said Co,,rblin and
Kuuzr ,iroxc nm 4, tl,,. Carlson, ,,,t,y,.
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ltns.s.. mt Nashville.

suited as follows: Thrct,-fourtlis mile
Rival won. German &. second. War Peak
third. Time :19Ls.
Scven-eighths nlc-Pcll Nell won.
Time ~.
Seven and "a half furlonvs- Billy Pinkcr-
ton won. Nevada second, Casper third.
Time I: :il14.
Thres-foiirtlIs milc-MiltoiI won. Armicl
second. Cecil B. third. Time :20L.
Five-rightlis milc-Eing Roxbury won.
Enterprise second, Ban Bay third. Time
:GiaI.
Fiv.-cighths mile Governor won. N"tti"
Kent second. Harlboro third. Time :Ujs.
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winner. at Elizabeth.
T'etl.,y's

ELIZABETH, \. J., Nov. :. .- To-slay's
events resulted as follows:
One nile-Martin Russell won, Stock
ton second, Castaway third. Time I a..
Thrcc-fo,Irths mile Robcspcrrc won.
CoiirtIaud second, Pilgrim third. Time
1:1.1a.
Thrcc-fourths of n mile-Ben Dor won.
winona second. Bohemia third. Time
1:11A.
Mile and one-fourth- Huntrcss won.
Larchmont second, Conncnlara third.
Time 2:16.
Five and one-lIalf furlspugs IN
won, Express second, Radiant third. Time
:1OL.
Mill. and six-tcuths -Hcytlrs, won. Clay
Stockton second. 81. Valentine third.
Time :54H.
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CoLrMBus. a.. Nov. The following
WAS given out from republican head.iuar-
ters at 10 o'clock Tonight: 1--WE now
have returns from the entire state show
ing the election of judge. Deckmau; attor-
ney-gcueral. Watson; state commissioner.
Brown: member Of the board Of public
works. Hall: school commissioner. John
Hancock, and clerk of the supreme court.
Hester. 10y pl,iralities ranging from 2,5DO
to 5.tGO. We believe I.amson IL elected
licutenant-governor. b,it the race het,vccn
him "A nd Marquis is close. and Lainsou' X
plurality will he small. Ii will require the.
official count tn obtain the exact plurality
of the. republican candidates.
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Cleveland. View OF tn. Result.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-Ex-Prcsidcnt
Cleveland was interviewed last night on
the election results. ut is evident" said
Cleveland, ''that the leaven of tariff re-
form has at least levellctl the whole lump.
The west, which has suffered most from
the unjust burden of tariff taxation, has
awakened. The state platforms of both
Iowa and Ohio were ABREAST of the 81.
Louis pla form on the subject of tariff
REFORM. The people have considered and
passed Judgment. II was for the people
to decide; they are now deciding. Ii il
enough for me to say that am satisfied
at the indications and results of Tuesday =
elections. The verdict i'm Virginia indi-
Gates the south still faithful tn the democ-
racy of Jefferson and Jackson"
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WATCHING The ANARCHISTS.
Anarchists Preparing for u Big neuas0-
strntton November n.

strntissn ssn November a.
CHICAGO, Nov. T. The Daily .Ners says
Chief of Police Hubbard recently secured
the admission of trusted agent to the
Anarchists society i'm this city and u
result has discovered that they ars. once
more arranging plans tn arouse the work
ing classes and stimulate the dormant
movement for a. social revolution. Prs,pa-
r,ltions arc being made for big slemolstra-
tions November IL in comnemoration Of
the execution of the Anarchists. including
"a biv meeting at Battery ArInory and n
parade through the city to WaltilIeirn ccm-
ctery. Infianmatory circulars Identical
with that mentioned i'm the Associated
Press dispatches from St. Louis
Tuesday night are being circulated
i'm large numbers among the working pcs,-
pie. Chief Hubbard said this afternoon
that he is well informed as To their move
Incnts. No meeting will br permitted i'm
the ArInory or clsew here i'm the city. They
may parade, he said. but there must he uu
red fiaRs or disorder. He added: "Tbere
il no cause for alarm. There are ~ few ot
the old Anarchists about but they are not
making much Noise"
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LONDON, Nov. IA conference be-
tween lea1 Yrs of the Boulangist party was
held to-day at the residence of Boulanger
on the Island OF Jersey. Sixty prominent
authorities Of the island cautioned the
landlord of the hotel that he would IL. held
responsible i'm event of any overt denon-
stration arising from the conference. 1t
is stated that the Boulangists debated a
proposition Tor important Legislation IN
the program of the party.
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DI.cu-.t ng Federation

MELBoURNE, Nov. THE premier of
Victoria has consulted with the govern
nicnts of the other Australian colonies
with reference to the question of fedora
ton. The replies received coucurr,d in
the opinion that the. existing federal ro,iii.
ciI had sufficient power to decide. upon
necessary.
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a Victim .r tn. Disaster "a, samoa.

KINGSTON, n. ", Nov. THE body Of
Captain Z. Marcus ySchoonmak.r who
lost his life in the hurricane at Samoa
was Inferred to-day in the family plot.
Bricf services, attended only 10y inn
mediate relatives. were held. Lieut.. Coffin
who was executive officer of the vandalia.
WAS present.
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CorUNUt-S. a.. Nov. The indicatio ions
Of figures at republican and demo. ratio
headquarters now that th. rrpubll-
cans will elect all candidates ou tine stat"
ticket with ia. exception of Foraker an'l
possibly TIA. lirutrnInt-g Tn.
Tin. vote IL so close. according To tn. .-ti-
mates mad. ON figures at hand, that IL
r,.,IIIira the OilciaI tig,r,.- to tl,titl,..
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Wiling to Garry Top Weight.

From the New York sun.
sporting BotrSler ITO landiady)-
Madam. the blanket ON my bed is thin
Lan.lia,ly-why. Mr.. horscy. you muse
Ia, losing your vitality.
Boar,ler-Ou the contrary. madam.
I'm nor,. than willing to carry weight for
age.
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TOLEDO. o.. Nov. e. n. Aui,s.--..r.
u prominent church Iuembcr aud cashier
of the Toledo National bank. WAS arrested
last evening charged with embczziing
SsD.tsD of the bank funds. J. y. Mckee,
teller of III" bank. is also under arrest a-
lu accomplcc. The stealing was di-cov-
cred "A year ago. hut til. affair WAS hushc'l
up on proius. To max" good the losses.
This they failed to do and prosecution,
bs.tytiIt.
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DIS MONIES. Nov. Additional returns
on the Legislative ticket show that the
publican majority on joint ballot will bs
eight. thus insuring the reelection of Sen
ator Allison.
The Registsr Crep.l says: Revised fig
urcs give Boies. for governor. f.so plural
ity. and indicates the probable election of
all the republican state ticket except gov
,.rf
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t.~n.raI carrinrton.. at~p.rt.

wAsHrSUroS. Nov. 1.-Gencral CARING
ton. recently appointed to- obtain rs,lin-
quishmcnt of the flathead Indian claim
in Butter Root valley. Montana. reports
that he has been entirely successful and
all uegotious have been completed and
the Flatheasls will go to the Jocko reser-
walton in the spring.
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PrrrsBUR,., Nov. A Slo,DD,Ou h'.irs.ss
has bi.ltlcu farewell Ia til" world. Miss
Kate Dr.Nol. the second daughter of +. A.
DrNcl, OF Philadelphia. took tn. white
we'll of th. uoVititt" at the convent of the
Sisters Of Mercy. this city. Sh. will b.'
known a. Sister atli"riu".
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City or MENIco. Nov. The volcano
of Coliua is i'm "a state of active eruption.
Many houses in the vicinity have fallen.
and the woods for many miles around ar,
on fire.
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THEY GAME FROM BUTTE



slightest provocation, took the life of his
wife. Between the hours Of u and this
morning the occupants OF the Delaware
block were aroused from their slimbers
10y h.-aring two shots Aired i'm quick sue
cession, also the piercing screams Of
woman Two or three of them jumped
from their beds and opened their doors,
when they saw ~ man walking down the
-<,evri6lor. DonninR their clothes they en-
tered room fsss~ Al the foot of the bed lay
the bleeding form of Mrs. Jerry Coffey
seemingly in the axoriies of death. Ten
derby she was lifted and placed upon the
bed which she had so lately arisen from:
The alarm was at once given and
Jail and notified the officers of
the crime that had been committed. Cap
lowed % shortly by Jailor Miller. Al the
foot of the side entrance tn the Delaware
block, on East Seventh street; th" captain
band and perpetrator OF the crime. Just
as the captain ARRESTED! him Jailor Miller
came up and searched him for "a gun. but
found none. On bring asked where the
weapon was Coifey replied that hs. threw
il in the water closet; Captain Roberts !.
II is a 4l-caiibre, self-acting bulldog: and
two chambers were found empty. When
said To him: "You have been raising
C"iTcy replied. ''Shc harras-ed the life
Coirey WAS seen at the Jail. He said:
"Well. ] went To her room i'm the Della
ware block Monday morning: ! could not
see her and fosinI my TWO ittie chiureil
alone. i went to the porter ana asked II
he had seen her, ana hc said no. on re-
turning ! saw a man come ON OF rom >.
She followed tiln ana went INTO her own
| room, and she began To abuse me III
| worst kind OF names. toid nr she iii.ai
been IN "a room with iian all niHh anu
had iet the chihir'h aiohe anu thst sic
had been drinking. Broken giass was on
the tioor of the room. 1 told her II was no
way to leave the children, ana siis. called
4 me - - anu toHa ue :" s''
| ont"
| AZ tins Jiucture q rrlcnu OF onsy was
| admitted TO the Jait' anu Gaming Ine man
| n,ir.g asked to continue MS sttteIncht' re-
| Piled:
| ~ have nothing to say. ana VIII speak
| no more.
| TELL what yo,i did when she ordered
| you out. asked the reporter.
~ did nothing.
| "Nou positively refuse to tell me any
| thing more about the shooting:
| "Ges. sir.
| "Well, you can have no objection tH
telling me about your early married life
have !"u?
."Noi', SIR i married my wife in ls'?'
at Eureka, New. and she has born: six
childrcii. four are dead ana two are living
Her maiden name was Mary gallagher
she was born i'm i'nston and brought up IN
Virginia City and Phoebe. New. We came
to Leaslville from Butte. Mont. a year
ago..
He was urged to proceed, hut refused to
speak further.
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Interfering with Election D Judges.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Ju.lgc Pcniegrast
this afternoon sentenced William T.. Kent
to thirty days Imprisonment in Jail aud "A
fine of 800 for interfering with Judges of
election at the recent primary election.
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CHICAGO. Nov. The biggest sale as
the horse show made to-day when
Eeho-ro 10y Echo was sold to j. J. Case.
owner of the famous Jay Eye See, for
>i.lOU. Echo-rp Is L. year old mare and
is the dam of Direct.
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The strike s~tsi~.,.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. All differ
..nc.s between the Evansville & Terre
Haut.. railroad and the striking conduct
and fremen were settled this after
noon and trains running regularly to-
mi,
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New Railroad In Mexico.

CITY or MENIco tvia Galveston. Nov.
6.-rhc official Gazette. publishes ~ con-
tract bs'tween the government aud Fran
cisco Aifaro for construction of a railroad
from the. Rio Gran,ie To the Pacific coast.
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Death Of 10 Primc~ss.

LONDON. Nov. Princess Marie. wife
of Prince Alexander of BatteutDerR. tho
recently ruling princess of Bulgaria. died
to-day At Isrttz i'm childbirth.
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Cleveland calls ON Harrison

wNsHINGToN. Nov. 7.-EN-President
Cleveland this afternoon called on Presi-
dent Harrison.