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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1889-03-23

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" . the undersigned Banks ani Barker.
~ ii pay all prizes drawn ~ ne LuuI. a,,+
II aici."iierrs. which nay be presented al
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
Ex-slaves Against the 0ovcrnment.
The News at washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16 Secretary Blaine
has received a cablegram from Consul Cen
sral Dockery at Rio de Janeiro stating that
a revolution had occurred, that the Brazilian
minister of marine had been killed and that
the army was in control of the capital.
At the Brazilian legation it was stated
that no information whatever had been re-
ceived from Rio de Janeiro about the re-
ported revolution, nor from the state de-
partment here. The report of the outbreak
occasioned great surprise at legation head
quarters, as their latest adyices from Brazil
indicated a peaceful opening Of the coming
parliament in which the Liberals, or sup
porters Of the emperor, are Overwhelmingly
in the majority.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
THE PANAMA CANAL.
Its Fate Is in the Hands Of Five
Engineers.

Its Fate Is ia the Hands OF Five
Engineers.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-The committee Of five
engineers appointed to report on the Panama
canal will sail for the isthInus on Dec. 10 by
the Amerique They are NM German,
Chatert, Lageot, Duchatenet and Cousin
all Frenchmen with the exception Of the last
named, who is a Belgian, and selected foI
the mission by NJ. Brunet, liquidator Of the
company.
These gentlemen have been charged to con
ceal no unfavorable facts, and not 70 under
rate anything that is of a hopeful nature. Il
they find the canal TO be an impracticabls
undertaking they win decree the loss of $50
100000 or eco, 600 of French money. II
on the other hand, they say the work oughf
TO be persevered in they win have perhaps
added further 10 tho responsibility Of theiI
pOSitiOn
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
No ravorItism ~ ,Tohnstown.

q JoHNsTowN, Pa, Nov lG.--The food re.
'lief commission, investigating the distri.
button Of the funds to the people OF the
Conemaugh valley, has found that the
charges Of discrimination between the rich
and the poorer classes are without founda-
tion. The reports, the commissioners assert,
were circulated by John +. Strayer, agent
of the Associated Press here. The members
Of tho commission have given him Ave days
70 make good his charges, and IL he can sus.
tain them the members OF the commission
say they will pay out of their pockets the
amount unjustly withheld from anybody.
II the charges are not sustained they will
begin proceedings against Strayer.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Fresh Tips from, tho Wires Carefully
1ulicd.

1ulicd.
That portion the Pennsylvania canal
between bald K !. .le dam, Clinton county,
and Layalsock ef cE, Lycoming county, a
distance OF htty-ive miles, has been abnn-
doned for public uaa
Tho indictment against Jimmy Hope for
completely in tho Manhattan bank robbery
OF 1879 has been dismissed by Recorder
Smytho. The district attorney did not op-
pose the dismissal, as the witnesses FOR th,
people are all dead and Horo could not be
convicted
Queen Amelie Of Portugal, daughter ol
the Count Of Paris, has hoen delivered Of o
son.
The official returns Of the vote for statt
treasurer In Pennsylvania give Boyer (Rep
S4L2 L244; Bigler Deml, asO,3is; Johnston
u'rol, ~, 40i.
Horatio s. Stephens. OF Philadelphia, one
Of the bondsmon OF the defnulting cashier OF
the Tradesmen's Bank Of Conshohocsen. de
clarcs that ho viii resist payment OF his
share of the bond S5,OOo-claiming that the
directors were culpably negligent. The bank
will resume on Tuesday
Tho semi-centennial Of the Proebytery Of
West Jersey has been celebrated az Bridge
ton, y. j., by a gathering Of clergy nnc
laity, at which addresses were delivered.
ODonovan Rosa and number Of other
agitatoIs have decided TO revive the United
lrishmen organization and try to free Ire
land by dynamite.
Considerable OF furry has been created
In Arkansas City real estate circles by th,
fact that an English syndicate, with a capi
tai Of sd,000,0O0, has taken AN option upor
5000 acres Of farm lands lying between that
city and the Cherokee strip.
Benjamin H. Tatem, mnchinist and pro
prietor Of the Helena lAlon) Iron works, hn,
made voluntary assignment for the benefit
Of his creditors Assets, $4,000
The attorney general has authorized tn,
district attorney of Pittsburg TO prosecut,
persons connected with the importation o.
the English glass blowers, aud It Is prob
able that they will be sent back TO England.
The Amherst college trustees have con
ferred the degree of IL. D. upon Hon Sotl
Low.
The case against Miss Elizabeth Orr, thl
Boston music teacher arrested at Montrea
on tho charge OF having obtained 81, so
from a Mrs. Dods through false pretenses
has been dropped in the police court. be
cause, as the reporters were told, it was al
a mistake.
Count Herbert Bismarck has been mad
the recipient Of decorations OF high order
from the sultan Of Turkey and the king o
| Greece.
William L. Smith, the first witness In IN
| New York dock scandal, has been arreste
for perjury.
Charles Brown, aged 20, OF Pennsylvani
avenue, Newark, n j., an ex-employe {
Aeker, Merrall & Condit. wns found dyin
in the hallway Of 23l West Sixteenth stree
New York. The dead man and John Lea
a companion, had quarreled over Magg
Harms, an occupant of the building, M
Leal is charged with Browns murder
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
Shot while Cunning.

sHRINGFIEID, N. j., Nov. lG-Dr. Nicholas
G. Jobs Of this place. was the victim of ae-
cidental shooting on Thursday In company
with friend he went out cunning in the
woods about two miles from his home They
drove to the spot in light wagon, and in
taking his gun from the wagon Dr. Jobs
caught the hammer against the side and the
gun was discharged. The entire charge of
Shot entered his right arm just below the
arnpit, completely shattering it. Dr. Jobs
did not survive the shock.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
a RerentInn al non. I.nnn Ahhnll.

NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 18.-An informal re-
ception was rendered to Governor-elect Alb
bett BY the Jeifersonian club last night. The
club house in West Park street was crowded
with some of the best known politicians Of
the state. Mr.. Albeit stood at the head Of
the parlors and received the guests Among
those present were Governor Green aud his
secretary; George W. Onderdonk, Of New
York; Assemblymen Trimmer, Klotz and
Schroth; State Librarian Hamilton; Prose
cutor Of the Pleas Gourlay, OF Paterson;
Willard Cutler, Of Morris; Leon Albeit,
Jr.; James Smith, Jr. Gottfried Kruger
and host Of local politiciRns
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
minter Has Arrivna.

SHEBoYGAN, Mich, Nov 16-Ihe first
winter weather Of the season has set in early
from the northwest with a driving snow
storm. It kept many craft from leaving
port, and several have made the harbor
Inside are the White Cloud Montcalm, Mar
tin, Lotus, Lookout, George Steel, Sachem
Newsboy, Winslow, Westover, Chaffee aud
Consorts. 1t was freezing hard yesterday
BELvIDERE, Ills, Nov IA brisk snow
storm, the first Of the winter, has visited this
vicinity. Il is fast growing colder, and 8
general freeze up is looked for
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
The Baltimore,s Great sneed,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16-The new cruiser
Baltimore made her second trial trip in
four hours steady run ON a northeast by
east course from Cape Henlopen. The speed
she developed was even more remarkable
than on her first trial trip, being 20 . knot,
an hour, against 1913 knots before, but
whether she developed more or less than thu
5000 horse power called for by the contract
cannot be told until the results, as showr
by the indicators, have been carefully work.
ed out by the government engineers. 1t was
estimated at 9,400, or 400 more than To
uuired.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
Knlrhta ~ rarmera.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov l0-The committee
on land resumed it, report Immediately after
the Knights Of Labor convention was called
20 order and continued Until the arrival OF
Col l.. T. Livingston, president OF the
Farmers alliance. With Col Livingston
came Judge Henderson, commissioner Of
agriculture; r. r. Gray, editor of The Ma
tional Economist, aad Mr.. Henry Brown,
editor Of The Georgia Farmer Col. Liv-
ingstou was received with immense applause.
lie said that other work had prevented his
studying tho objects Of the knights OF La
Dor, but he felt sure that when tho convcn
tion met at St Louis, Dec. 3, the eonfedera-
tion would be formed, and ho also felt sure
that IL would be equally beneficial TO both
orders. In Mr.. Powderly's reply he thanked
God for this dny, and said the day when the
farmer and mechanic should stand side by
side and work for the same object had al.
ways been dream OF his The entire meet
ing was most enthusiastic, and every mem
tion Of the confederation OF tho two orders
was met with laundering applause
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
collls,on ON the VIRGINIA Ns,dIand.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov 16-Two freight
trains on the Virginia Midland railroad col
lided at Russian Branch, opposite Bull Run
battlefield, killing Engineer Casters, Of Mad
ison Run, and Fireman james Murphy, OF
Springfield, and fatally wounding Fireman
Evans, Of Alexandria. Several firemen TAR
rowly escaped by jumping. One train was
running in two sections, and the accident
was caused by the other mistaking orders.
The cars were badly wrecked.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
The Reform Clnb nloet..

NEw YORK, Nov. lG-At a meeting OF the
Reform club letter was read from Hon.
Hugh Mccullough, ex-secretary Of the treas
ury, in which the venerable iinancier takes
tho ground that agriculture, manufactures
and labor would be benefited by the exten-
sion Of the demand for our products, which
would result from reduction Of the tariff
Co a revenue basis A number of speeches
were made in favor Of admitting duty free
the materials for shipbulding. Capt Cod
man was the principal speaker, his subject
being 'How to Restore American Shipping
de favored the abolition Of the duties on
shipbuilding materials.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
New York countv,s Taxcs.

ALBANY, Nov. l6.-The case Of the people
vs.. Theodore W. Myers, coioptroller, etc +,
came up in special term on a motion OF Dep
uty Attorney General Poste for a supple
mental writ of mandamus This is the pro
ceeding by which the county Of New York
is attempting to test the validity Of the ap-
portionment of state taxes, and which isnow
being heard before Referee CountryInan
The motion was granted.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
The Fn,.mnrs, cnnrrsss.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 16-The Ma
tional Farmers congress has adjourned. Thi
new officers are: President, r. F. Koln, d
Alabama; vice president, A w. Smith, Kan
sas; secretary, B. +. Clayton, Iowa, anS
treasurer, William Lawrence, Ohio. Vic
presidents were also elected from each state
The congress decided to hold its next session
in Iowa, the place to be hereafter designated
The convention could not agree on the tarif
Question
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
ua was win ,he Iames rRovs.

DENVER, Col, Nov. l6.-Bill Moore, G. II.
Moore, William Coleman and Dan Crowley
have been arrested for plot TO rob the ex
press car from Argo, which every Monday
morning brings 70 this city about S50O0l
worth Of money and bullion from the Colo
rado smelling works there. Bill was switch
man at Argo, and originated the plot, but il
was frustrated by Union Pacific railroad de
tsctives Moore claims TO have been will
the James boys in various bank robberies.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
shot His wlfe ana HlmnsIr.

ToYAwAEDA, N. y, Nov. lG.-James En-
mis-, sailor, living on Manhattan street,
North Tonawanda, shot his wife in a fit Of
jealousy, it is supposed, the bullet taking
effect in the right arm. Without waiting to
see the effect of his aim, Ennis placed the
weapon against his own head and shot him
self through the brain The woman viii re-
cover, but Ennis is dying.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
THEY WILL ALL HANG.
John Dewey Says the Cronin suspect'
WIN all swing.


CHICAGO, Nov 10 A rumor to the effect
that the Cronin mn investigating com
mitten was consider ~ disappointed with
tho csse presented by the state gained cur
rency during the morning. The dlsappoint-
nent, according to the rumor. covered the
case as a whole, and tho exclusion Of testi-
mony relating to the workings of the Clan
na-Gael ia particular.
John Dewey was questioned by a reporter
about the rumor, aud he pronounced Il false.
He said TINT the committee had held no
meeting. and that, therefore, no official ex-
preston OF the committee was possible AZ
Toe the individual members, he said that
while he had not seen all OF them since the
state closed on Wednesday, he had seen the
majority, and that one aud all were entirely
satisfied with the case, so far as il related e
the prisoners.
EVERY one Of them win hang he added
"Yes, Beggs, too. / know that there is d
feeling that the case made out against Beggt
is weak, and perhaps it is not so strong as
against the others, but il will answer
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
Two Babies Burned 70 Doatb.

WATERBURY,, Conn, Nov. 16-David, the
l-year-old son. and Kitty, sthe 2-year-old
daughter Of Robert Hennessy, Of Danbury,
were playing with the fire in their home on
Beaver street while the mother was hanging
clothes in ths yard. Both were burned so
badly that they died almost Immediately.
The third child, still younger, saw the suffer-
ing Of the other two and toddled out. bring.
ing the mother in, but relief came too late.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
Nationnl LAW nnd nrder Learue.

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-President g. G. Bon
ney, Of the National Law and Order league,
has issued call for an annual convention
Of the organization, to be held in Toronto,
commencing Saturday, Feb p, 1890, The
convention is to be held in Toronto in com
pliance with an invitation from the Law and
Order league Of the Dominion Of Canada.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
pnterson's civ Treasnror suspended,

PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 16.-City Treasurer
Henry Ridge has been suspended by Mayor
Barnert for negligence and violation of the
city charter in paying Edward Royle sS5, 900
on forged drafts at different times since 1885,
Royle was secretary Of the board Of educa-
tion, and fled after committing forgery and
embezzling the funds Of the board.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
Cremated In the Barns.

WESTON, Mass, Nov. 1.-two fine, large
barns belonging TO Edward Coburn, To-
gether with seventeen COWS, hay, wagons,
etc, were burned here It is supposed that
Mr.. Coburn's youngest son, Oscar, aged p,
perished in the flames in attempting to save
the cattle
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
rhe pennltr Mna nenth.

SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. 16-In continuance
of the investigation into the oaths admins
tered in the Mormon ceremonies hostile to
the United States, Levi Axtell swore that
the penalty for divulging the secrets was
death Il was understood that the setting
up of the kingdom Of God on the ruins Of
the United States meant that the Mormon
church was to rule
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
The west Point Fp,aem,c.

New YORK, Nov. 16.-A special from West
Point says that the recent mysterious illness
among the cadets has been found to have
been caused by the eating Of unripe Rpricots
stewed in milk. The number of cadets af-
fected has been exaggerated. Only sixty re-
quired medical treatment, and all but six
have completely recovered. The others viii
soon be out
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
Iefrerson nnris Not DIVING.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 16.-Mr. Jeffer-
son Davis was a passenger on the steamer
Leathers, which passed Bayonzara at 8 p. m.,
and arrived here about noon. he is only
suffering from general debility.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
rr-presIdent FiIlmore,s Son Dead.

BUFFALO, Nov. 16.- William Powers FIJI
more. son Of the late President Fillmore,
died last night Of apoplexy. He was about
60 years old, and had long been in failing
health He had no near relatives, and only
a few friends were with him at his death,
which occurred at the Tiff house. Mr. Fill-
more was a lawyer.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
A FootbaII sluerinp Match.

ALBANY, Nov 16-The game Of football
between the University Of Rochester and
Ridgefleld teams was veritable slugging
match. The University men finally with
drew refusing to finish the game, leaving
the score . to in favor Of Ridgefeld
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
Ruined by ElectIon Bets.

BUFFALO, Nov. l6-It is reported that
Nathan Block, a young clerk in the law
Office Of George Loveridge, has disappeared
and that he is short 81, ! 400 in his accounts,
which, the report says, he lost in election
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
sIruine nrotherhood Contracts.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l6.-E. J. Delahanty
has just signed Brotherhood contract.
Arthur Irwin, OF the Washington club,
stated that be has signed Matthew Kilroy,
Of the Baltimore club, for the Boston
brotherhood cub.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
An Epidemic OF Diphtheria.

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, Nov. 10. Tho city
schools have been closed on account Of an
epidemic Of diphtheria. There are about
forty cases and there are several deaths; one
case proving fatal in twelve hours, and the
disease seems to be Of a very malignant form.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
rha 1venver. NAV Return.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. 16.-The dissat-
isfied weavers at Hargrave's mill will prob
ably return, as they have been assured that
they will be paid the same as are weavers at
other mills
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
NOTICES.
,TARsHAL,s -II-1 NOTICE.


NTARsHAL'S NOTICE.
uS1rED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF
DELAWARE, IS.
WHEREAS, A libel has been filed In the Dis
trict Court Of the United States OF AInerica
for the District of Delaware, on the 10Th dAy
of November. in the year OF our LORD, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-nlne: by
Eiihn Morris, ct. al, doing business under
thename and style of Morris, Maui ana COM
pany. against the Pilot Boat Thomas r.
Bayard,n her furniture, tackle ana apparel, IN
a cause Of salvage, civil and maritime; and
praying the usual process and m0nltlon u tne
court. that all persons interested IN the sall
sloop. her tackle, apparel and furniture, ana
freight, may be cited to answer the process
and all due proceedings beng hau, l9aJ tne
same may be decreed 10 be sold. and the pro-
ceeds thereof be distributed according 70 laW'
Theref0re in pursuance OF said monition.
under the seal of said court 70 me dlrecteu anu
delivered, do hereby give nOUce generhAiy
have, any right, title or interest therein V
appear before the said court at the Guy OF OF
Wilmington, on Saturday, the 23rd DAY OF
November, Al. D.. 1889. at 10 O'Clock IN the ture,
noon, then and their to answer said libel, and
to make their allegations IN that DehqiI
CHARLES NJ. NEWLIN.
U. s. Marshal. District Of Delaware.
GEORGE GRAY, Esq, Proctor for Aabellant.
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A New coal Bed Dl.cov.rea.

HALIFAX, N. S, Nov. 16-The discovery
of 3 new coal bed is reported from North
Sydney. A well known expert claims that
there are Is000.QQ0 tons IN the seams.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
A Reward for the Minister'S Return.

BosroN, Nov. I6.-The friends of the miss
ing Dorchester clergyman, c. Hudson Smith,
will offer $500 reward for his return, or for
information as TO whether he is dead or
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
AZ American Leratlon IA the vntIcan

ROME, Nov. 16-The Fanfulla says that in
Vatican circles it is expected that upon the
return from America Of Mgr. Satolli, the
papal envoy to the Catholic conference at
Baltimore, an American legation to the holy
see viii be created
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
On. for 81. louis.

kansas CRY, Mo-, Nov. 16.-The Com
mercial exchange has declared In favor Of
St Louis as the site Of the Worlds fair
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
Weather Indications.

Theweather promises to DO slightly warmer
and generally fair.
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
REVOLUTION IN BRAZIL.
An Alleged Attempt to Estab-
lish Republic ,...
AGAINST DOM PEDRO's KINGDOM.

The Military Is with the Insurgents.
Baron Ladario, Minister OF Marine, As
sassinated-A Provisional Government
Has Boen Established.
LONDON, Nov. ia private cipher cable
dispatch from Rio Janeiro states that re-
volution has broken out there Other dis
patches from Rio Janciro concerning the rev.
olutionary outbreak assert that a move
ment in favor Of a republican form Of
government has recently been strongly
femcnted, and is the sole cause Of the rising.
Brazilian ministers Resign.
Up 10 the present hour, however, there Il
little information OF tangible character
The announcement Is made in the cipher
cables already at hand that the Brixiiian
ministers have rendered their designations,
and that the situation is controlled by the
army
A Provisional Governments Formed.
Later dispatches from Rio Jnneiro fully
confirm the previous reports. The revolu-
tion aims at the overthrow Of the govern
ment and the proclamation Of a republic
The army supports the movement. A pro.
visional government has been established,
including Seniors da Fonseca and Benjamin
Constant
Minister Ladario Killed.
Among the dispatches received, but not yet
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
News Recelred a. New YorI..

Nrw York, Nov l6-Messrs Charles r.
Flint & Co. received the following cable
gram late yesterday afternoon. dated at Rio
Janeiro; "Reyolntion has broken out here.
The Brazilian armies in control. Ministry
has resigned. The revolution is for the pur-
pose OF forming a repuhlicn
Evening journal., 1889-11-16

Among the dispatches received, but notyet
officially confirmed, is one stating that Baron
Ladario, the minister Of marine, has been
killed
Evening journal., 1889-11-16
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And the Desperate Was Himself Fatail,
wounded by a Chance Shot In ths
Dark-He Was Found Dying in Hay
Loft.