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BIG FIRE At PARKERSDuRG.


From Fifteen to Twenty Thousand Dollars
Goes Up IN Sm0kU.
Special Dispdtsh 10 The MttAiymccr.
PARxERsBURG, ". Va, Nov. ?5.-To.
day about noon fire was discovered in
the second story OF the a. ]. Jackson's
hardware store on Market street and 1t
was under such headway that the build.
ing was gutted before the fire could be
controlled. The loss is estimated at
from fifteen thousand to twenty thou.
sand dollars, Of which perhaps thirteen
thousand is in the stock Of goods, on
this stock Mr.. Jackson bad seven thou.
sand dollars insurance. The building
was badly damaged. 1t is not known
how the fire originated. 1t required the
hardest effort on the part Of the fire
company for IN hour TO save the
adjoining buildings, it being in the
center Of a solid brick three and four
story block.
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CONpENSEN IELLNEAMS.

Two more bodies found at Johnslown
yesterday,
StrilwcIR's piano factory III Hamburg,
burned yesterday,
The Brazilian delegates were seated In
tho ran.AmprICRn Congress yesterday.
Allie JNCkman, the abducted 81. Louis
hprCEE, Inns been located Nt Quincy,
Ills, She was spirited away by relatives
Oi her guardian for her own good.
Tho rights Ot the Driggs.Schrorder
rapid firing Vun, Invented by United
States Naval officers, have been sold 10
English capitalists. Tho gun weighs but
fifteen pounds and fires shot three
miles, ahh thrCO times as iast aB Inc
Armstrong gun,
Quo Of tho most distinguished nudl.
CnCCS ever gathered III an American
theatre wiln,RRCd Richard Mansfield
play WCharl Third at tho National
Ihealtu, Washington, last night Mrs,
Harrison, tho Vice President, members
Of lh0 Cabinet, Diplomatic corps, SenN.
tors ahu Uthets, we're present,
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A $3OO,OOO FIRE.
Elevator, 0iill aud Several Other buildings
Destroyed IH Illinois.

Elevator, 0iill aud Several Other buildings
Destroyed In Illinois.
EDwARDsvILLE, ILL.,, Nov. ga dis.
astrors conAAgration occurred here at
an early hoGr this morning, entailing Il
loss Of about 100000. The fire started
In the warehouse Of Kehlor Bros mill,
and almost simultaneously flames
were seen issuing from the elevator
building. When discovered the tire
had gained considerable headway aud
the mill was also on ire before the
department reached the scene. Mayor
Glass telegraphUd 10 st. Louis for aid
and Chief Lindsay sent an engine, but
the mill property was doomed aud
when the elevator fell, II communicated
flames To tho residence and saloon Of
Joseph BliCkett; then tO the blacksmith.
Ing shop Of Philip Wenner; then to
Henry lIrinkmsn's two.BLOry store, and
tenement building, all Ut which were
nadly damaged Or totally guttvd, aud for
time 1t looked as though the business
portion ni :he town was doomed. After
almost suprr.human Efforts the liremUn
succeeded In checking the flames aud
tho losses will be confined to the pro.
perty mentioned amounting In all 10
about $500, 900, about $25O,OO0 VI which
Is upon the mill elevator, warehouses
and contents which Is about half covered
by insurance.
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DESPERATE FlGIlr wlIH ANEAGLE.
A Farmer Attacked ~ tho Monster mud
Illus to Fight Far Ills Life,

Farmer Attacked IiJ tic Monster hhd
Illus to Fight For Ills Life.
TAYLORSviLLE, lND,, NOv. ga far.
mer named Frank Engeman, living n
few miles west Of Nashville, Ind, was
attacked by n 0crco full grown gray
eagle on FridAy cvenins while on his
way to town. When list noticed, the
bird was at a great height, in mid.air. A
minute latUr, 1t BwOoped down upon
EngIcmau with shrill screum striking
him with terrific force, Durying its talOns
in his clothing and ntFh. Engluman
was on horseback, and therefore, at a
great disadvantages. Before he could dis.
mount tic was badly Cldwrd by tue bird.
The farmer was Without weapons and
could only defend himself with his bare
hands. Tho fight lasted fully an hour,
tho eagle plugging At him from every
quarter. Twice did the man attempt To
run, but each time the great bird threw
itself IN his way aud prevented his re-
treat. Al length hO caught II by its tai.
Ons and with hands anu feet succeeded Ia
Staying II, The bind measured six feet
four inches from tin tU tip.
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LONDON, Nov. 9j.-Pfinre Albert Vic.
tor Of Wales, will leave Madras on De.
Cember 10 and will cross the Indian
ocean to RAngoon. From there he viii
proceed by ItswNddy to Prone, aud will
be shown us much Of Upp,r Bufmnh as
may be deemed safe by tic military au.
thOrties. This Burncee tour is an en-.
tire change in the original programme,
in accordance with which the Prince
would have arrived in CdlCutta before
Christmas. As 1t is he will not reach the
capital city until the first week in Jan.
unFV
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LONDON, Nov. 25-Captain Lugard
and Mr.. George Mackenzie lave arrived
at Mobassa. Captain Lugard wlllaccOm.
Pany the railway prospecting party
which MIR. Mackenzie starts to-day from
Mobassa, and will lay down the route
for a narrow guase railway Of 200 miles
in length. 1t depends On Captain Lu.
CARDS experiences during this journey
whether he will rsilu HIS commission
and euler hoscrvict OF the British East
Africa permanently.
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Mr.. PendIeton was born in Cincinnati
O., July %, 1925, He received an aca'
demic education, studied law and was
admitted TO the bar in Cincinnati, He
was a member Of the State Senate in
1915, aud was elected to Congress on
the Democratic ticket in 1856, serving
until 1865. He was a member Of the
COMMITTEES Ou Military Affairs during
each term, and In the rhirty-eighth
Congress served on the Committee OF
Ways and Means, aud us chairman OF
the special committee on admitting
members Of the Cabinet to the floor VI
the House OF Representatives. lie was
nominated for the Vice Presidency on
the ticket with George b. Mcclellan for
President IN 1864
MIR. PcndleIOn was a delegate to the
National Union Convention ut Philadel-
phia iu 1866. ln 1869 hU WIS appointed
President Of the Kentucky Cpnlr4l Rail.
road, in which capacity he served iOr
several years, In 1870 he entered the
United States Senate, succeeding the
lion. Allen &. Thurman, During his
term he served on important Con-.
mittpes and was one Of the most dis.
liuguished members Of that body. lie
was an ardent Civil Service reiOrmer,
aud was the author Of the Civil Service
law now on the statute books, the mcas-
ure while pending in Congress being
Familiarity known US the "Pendleton
bill" He was appointed United States
Minister to Germany by President
Cleveland in 1855.
Mr.. PendlrtUn's father, Nathaniel
Greene PendlelOn, was also rupreSen.
tarive in Congress, was hero OF the
var Of lSl9-l5. HIS grandfather, Nsth.
auiel WIS AL officer in the L vUlutiOuary
war, II judge aud tho second Of Alrxan.
der Hamilton in his duel with Aaron
Burr,
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BISMARCK, n. d. Nov, 95,-Eour bal.
IulS wOtO taken for United slates Sem.
Tor by the Legislature In Joint session
this morning without rDsnli. johnson
has a good lead still, having about thirty.
iiVU votes on UaCli ballot, but unable 10
vet q sufficient number 10 tide him over.
easy Ia growing In strength, the last bal
lot giving him eighteen votes.
LGrRn,-lyman u. Casey WIN elected
United States Senator tonight on tho
ilnt ballot, being the first ballot taken
on tho second senator. The vote al Tho
end Oi tho roll call stood ~ Tor Casey
aud 80 iOf johnson, with the other vOtGi
scattered among CAhlllairg,
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make an imperative demand upon our
superiors, but should make q mild re-
quest" He said that another way was
also talked Of, Iithe gentlemen suggest
that there was a committee appointed to
try Dr. Cronin and condemn him to
death, it is as monstrous falsehood as
was ever uttered, and there is absolutely
not Que word OF truth to substantiate It.
The Court reserved decision on the
question pending recess which was
taken.
At the opening Of the afternoon sess ion
Judge Mcconnell announced his decision
sustaining the objection of the defense,
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LONDON, Nov. 9j-ENncSt Norton
Role, journalist, has been sentenced
to ten years penal seryitude for forging Il
bill Of exchange. THE Judge, ia passing
sentence, said he doubted II Il moir
veteran iorger and swindlcr had ever
fallen into the hands Of justice. ROlfe
has been sentenced number Of times in
Europe nnd America
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SMOTIlEREp IL 4 GRAIN Din.
Horrible DeHth Ofa IIuJ while Playing Hide
Nnd sCUlI IN n Malt House,

HOfflDle Dbhth ora IuJ WhtlG f1hl ing lIIuO
nnh seek IN Malt House.
MILwAvKEE, Wis, Now GA boy,
thirteen years Of agc, named William
BAlanOwsky, whose parents live at 7lO
Germania street, met a horrible death
In the malt house OF the Sclllllz brewery
ypstCrday. The lad was playing about
tho house with several Others. During
Il game Of hide and seek young BalanOw.
aky sought 10 hide In the grim hin,
One Of lIis comrades saw him Jump In
the bin, and when hu did moi return
gave thu alarm, Ivy III tinU thp lad
lad been swallowed Up IN hu grain.
The bin contained GOO bISl lUlS Of barley.
This wNs run Out through BpUut8 into
wagons outside. A force Of lNun worked
iOt hUntly three hours huiOtB they
reached the body, which WIS found at
tho floor VI tho bin,
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wAullSOroS, Nov. gh.-ThO report Of
lion, Nlr Lacey, tho Comptroller Ci tho
Currency, CovCtS tho year ended June
10, 1889, NJ which tlmU there was In pX.
iSlunrN 8,alO National banks These
aHHOClnlI IniR lIOseubHpH M nyytUlAlO Capl.
lal Of $500, l7i,3 1893. ThU lNSt fupOrls Of
condition exhibit their rpsourCoG aud
liabilities OH tho 8Oth day Oi September,
1850, Thu number reporting al thai
date was $500. A summary OI these ~,
ports BhOwSi CASH, IOlg,6Sl, ,OOOI sur
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A STRONG CONFEDERATION,
Tho Proposed AmnlgHmation of tho Farm
ern AIlInnCe and tho KMIghta of Labor.

Tho Proposed AmnlgNmntion of tho Farm.
ers Alliance and the Knights Of Labor.
PHILADELPHIA, Sov. % General Mas.
ter Workman T. V, powderly, who has
Just arrived in this city from the Knights
convention Mt Atlanta, Ga, in
an interview to-day expressed his
views on the proposed arnalgamation
of the Knights Of Labor and the Farm.
ers' Alliance. Mr.. POwderly stated that,
in his opinion, sons form OF COusOlida.
ton between the two great bodies would
be accomplished at an early
date. On December 3rd two
OF the Executive Board will
meet committee from the alliance at
st. Louis. The confederation will
have about three million votes, an
army 10 vast that politicians will not
dare spurn 1t. II will probably mean
tho birth Of new political party which
will have sufficient strength 10 control
the tariff.
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LONDON, Nov. 9j.-Mr. Pdrke, editor
OF the North London Press, who charged
that the Earl OF Euston was one OF the
principals in the CAvendish street scan
dial, was arraigned this morning on the
charge OF criminal libel preferred against
him by the Ear. No evidence was sub.
mitted and Mr.. pNrkc was rrnIand,d I'M.
I'll tomorrow. lie WIS admitted to bail
In the sum OF 100 nnnMhs.
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9tecIaI DlNpalch 70 M' N7tlgtIter'
WAsuINoTON, D. u, Nov. 25.-Wesl
Virginia pOstuaste's appointed to-day
X, +. Lawer, vice j. E. Vawtur, II,
moved, puweIItou, Lafayette county
john II. KllsmlIlrr, vice W. W. Snul'
Tee, removed, Show, Mineral county
john L. Nydlgser, vice u. W. Moon,
suspended, Grruiania, Grant county.
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NOT SORRY SHE DID IT.
Mrs. Southworthp Mother Agrees with Her
that pettua Deserved Ills FnlB,

Mrs. SouthwortLs Mother AgieeS with Her
that rettuS Deserved Ills Fals,
NEw YORx, Now 2j.-This afternoon
the mother Of Mrs. SOuthworth who
killed Stephen pettus, arrived at the
tombs. "IIannah did right the sCoun.
drel got what he deserved" were her
first words as she greeted her
daughters counsel, on entering his
Office. Mrs. Martin went over 10
the tOlnbs with her son aud was admit.
ted TO her daughters cell At once. When
her mother entered the little cell, Mrs.
SouthwOrth at once recognized her, and
jumping up from her cot with All eX.
clamatlOn Of JOY threw her arms about
the old lady's neck aud .burst into sob.
bling. "Mainma, killed him, aud l'm
not u bit sorry did II. Arc your ex'
claimed the prisoner.
Thu Inquest will DO held tomorrow,
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OTTAWA, OSr, Nov. 95.-Mr. ]. Q.
Patterson, NJ. 7. for North Essex, has
been interviewing the Government M
to the action Of the Detroit railway
officials in compelling their WIN sjr
employees to move to Deftoit, owing 10
the hatsh enforcement Of thr alien hDor
Law 10y Collector Campau at Detroit. Mr..
Patterson explained that IL was great
injury aud that Windsor will suIlrr If
ali the Detroit railway wOrkmCn living
IN Canala are compelled to ~ owt TO
the American side. The government
promised TO look into the N tier,
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Mr.. RBNDLETON'S DEATH.
The Ohio Statesman Passes
Away is Brussels,
FAR FROM HOME AND FRIENDS
The Distinguished Career nrthe Ex-
Congressman, Senator and pip
IOmat-DGsccnded from Ic.
vOlutiUnaTy War Stock,

BRUSSELS, Nov. 25.-HOn. George II,
Peudletou, late United States Minister
at Berlin, died in this city last night,
Mr., PendIeton succumbed to u stroke
Of apoplexy, His death occurred in the
Hotel Bellevue, where h1 had been ly'
ing sick for six weeks. His two daugh-
tprs were present when he died, The
funeral services will be held in the
Protestant church on Wednesday next,
The body will remain in the church for
several days, and will be- taken thence
In America.
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NEWS FROM EuREKA.


a hOO.POund GRsSur, Which May .AStOnIsI
the Operators and Break tho Market
Other News.
P'rL Dipa'ch 10 The Intel iCcacer,
EUREKA, W. Va, VIA ST. MARY's
Nov, 25,-Ihis place is still the centre
Of attraction ior the oil producer. They
are llockinE in from all 81 ctions of the
country and are putting up good money
for small pieces Of territory, miles ahead
OF production,
The latest development in the field is
that OF Brown, Higgins 4 Co., on the
liammat Bros. iarm The well is about
I OF a milo directly south Of the field
and touched the sand late Saturday.
When about Eix fret iutO the sand they
got u heavy ilJw OF gus, aud judging
from the way she sings when the gus
rushes out Of III" casing head, the pres.
sure is about 500 pounds 10 the square
inch, What she will be when drilled
further is hard to iorctcll as the next
bit may reach oil; and the probabilities
nfn she will be tue greatest well in the
field, whether she does gas Or oil.
Cochrane No. I, northeast Of the field
in the direction Of Belmont, had II
surprise party. While drilling at II
depth Of about 700 feet SHE struck Il stray
sand, and rot enough tit tU make Il fifty
barrel pumper The we'll is situated III.
rectly in the deep oil linr and her own.
ers dislike TO stop her, but the certainty
is too good TO leave ior an uncertainty.
The Boyle & BurnrsdaIl we'll, Oh tho
Corbltt farm, is about ready to case.
The well il Onc.half mile ahead Of pro.
duCtion and IL looked forward to with ~
great deal OF interest. She is consider.
ed we'll located for Il pruducrr OF no
mean Calibre. Cochran No, q will he in
sOIAe day this week, but as il is an inside
we'll she will develop nothing new.
New rigs are going up in every direction
and the festive lcusrr ppurleth hI.suli
and wears II diamond ia his
shirt trout that vits with the head light
on locomotive for brilliancy.
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plrrsnURdn, Pa Nov 9S.-.rheStouk.
holders Of the dciunCt Lawrence bunk
met this morning and submitted nvo
nnnrD 10 tho Board Of Directors Tor the
selection Of qu aBSlgnee. The bank will
probably 20 ihtO liquidation NJ once,
No abatement Oi tho COudItlOn Oi Ihe
bank lIlB yet been made,
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BERLIN, Nov. 2j.-Already 400 tickets
have been sold for the dinner which
will be given by the Americans IN Bcr.
lin under the presidency Of Minister
Phelps OIL Thanksgiving day. The
further sale Of tickets hHs been stopped,
as the KHiSGrhOli Hall, in whiCh the ban.
guet will bO given, Will not hold more
than 400 vueSts,
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PIrrsBuRGn, Nov. % District Master
Workman Ross, Of the knights Of Labor,
who has just returned from the Atlanta
Convention, says it is proposed by the
Knights o! Labor, Farmers Alliance,
and American Federation to unite IN q
memorial To Congress, requesting the
passage Of abilI restricting Immigration
in the intGregt Of the eight hUnr Inv.
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WAsHINGroS, D. e., Now 95.-The
Department Of State has been advised Of
the death Of ex.NliniSter George II, Pen.
dletOn at Brussels last night, and Secre.
tary Blaine has sent telegram Of con.
dulnnce To his family.
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SLArEn, Mo- Nov 2O.-Whilc Edward
stFotlIcr, colofed, wis abusing his wIfo
last evening, his son Timothy intetiCtcd
ant tue father turned upon HIM with a
poker. Tho lad seized d revolver from q
table aud shot his father dead. Tlu boy
Ia only u yeAtA Old. lIn WIS nftnAlnh.
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BERLIN, Nov 25-Thu North German
Gazette prince Btsmatck's Organ) says
that the situation In Brazil causes the
powers no anxiety. The Government
At Rio De JanuitO appears To lack neither
tho power nor the viii 10 maintain order.
There Is no need, the Gd;dic says, Of
sending Il German mah.Ol.war 10 Brazil.
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Sgg YORR, Nov. n, banker Snss.
Kind, vim lld business AT Canal and
lIOwbfy, aud who i lg charged with
having run off With hIg dVpOsltOFs'
money, IA Bllll missing,
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wAsIlS0TON, d. g., Nov. 96.-The
President to-day appointed Frank Hitch.
cock, Oi Illinois, 70 bU United States
Marshal for the Northern district Of
lIlInnip
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BELURADg, Nov 96,--Thu authorities
have discovered II plot to drpoSo King
Alexander aud to replace him by Prince
Peter KarAgUoIgeViCs, Many Russian
diplomats are implicated lii lhu con.
EpirNcy. Three OF the ConEplrators have
been arrested.
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LoSpoS, Nov ga valc prevails
along tho southwest coast II England.
Much damage hRp been done by the wind.
Telegraph wires have been blown down
aud many trUCs have been uprouluh, A
humher OF minor casualties have been
funOfiNl
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An ASYLUM FIRE,


Four InmatSI burned tU Death and Four
More GFO Missing.
BLACRFoor, lpAuo, Nov. 95 The tor.
rilqral asylum was destroyed by nrc
this morning Gqpsed by a detective nue
In tho basement. Fifty Seyen out Of the
slxty.ayO inmates were rescued, while
two women and tgO inen arc known to
have peri4llCl aud four arc yet missing,
surprised 10 havO b,On bjrped. The
building was partially aud tho conLGnig
wholly destroyed, The loss Is lseSLlmatUd
nj EIOO 600.
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WASnlSUrcN, y, o. Nov. 2O.-AlbOrL
o RldgWay, ol IihoiS, has been ap'
pointed confidential clerk to the Coil.
missioner Of Pensions, vlco Miss Ada
T0nnpr, resigned.
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plus, 500, ,S94, ,76l; undivided profits,
$S4,SG6, 500; gross deposits, including
amounts due banks, Sl,95O 935. l6l I;
loans and discounts, $3.50, ,729, 739, all
OF which it was shown increase over any
previous date,
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CnIcA0O, Nov. 26..-I,J. West, ox.Odi.
Tor Of tho 7imn, to-day confessed iudg.
mCnt on a portion oi 100000 notO In
favor Of y. ]. iiuISkAtnp. Tbs pOnieE
BlOn In thlN Instance covered tho amount
OF $4,000,
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tn the COURSE Of nlS correspondence
Mr. Stanley sAySi "On February 0 Joph'
son arrived In tue afternoon al our camp
Al KayalllA | wasBtarllel 10 hear JUph.
AOh say. sentiment Ia PaSla's worst
enemy. No Que keeps Emin back but
Elnln himself. This Ia the summary Oi
what JuphBOn learned during tho hlnB
months itUnl May 2j, 1888, TO February
q, 1880. I GATHERED sufficient from
JuphSUna verbal report W conclude that
dIflng nlUO months neither TIE Paehai
UAAati nUf any man In tho province W
had arrived nearer any other conc w
than WhIt was told Us ton months be'
lore" l,
Stanley next describes how hO had al.
ready Bent orders " mass tile whole oil
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BRLrASr, Now % Tho Nr,@ Letter
published M article fully Opologisiug for
ilH libel Oi Mr.. Thomas Sexton. The
paper also raya Mr. Sexton 400 pounds
damages
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FnRr DoDOE, Iowa, Nov g6.-ThCrC
was u had wreck to-day on tbs Iowa
Central a. ApplInglun, Two men were
Killed, ThU wreck occurred 70 miles
OaAl Of here,
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LONDON, Nav. 6.--l'hc ra.l Mall Gazette
states that u tupItIlO llnS UcCUftph In the
relations between Germany and the
Vatican,
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A STRANGE PAscIEATi0S.
"KAvALLls, January IS.


"AlY DXAR JErlIsoN:--l send thirty
rifles aud iHIec kaNaIlis men down the
lake with my letters, with my urgent In.
gttuCtiOuS that u canoe should be set oil
and the bearers regarded. may be able
u stay longer than SIX days here, per.
haps ten days. ] will DO NY best to pro-
lOng my stay until you arrive without
rupturlng tile p ace.
II could haVu u dozen Pashas II they
were wiling " be saved. ! would 20 on
my knees and implUru the PAsha to bc
sensible Vi his own case. lie IL wisu
enough Ia all things else, even Tor MS
own Interest. BE Kind aud good 10 hiu
for liis uany virtues, but do not you b1
drawn intU the fatal fascination tue Sou
dan territory sGvinB tO have for all Eu'
rUpeAnB in Late yeaFs. AS they touch
It's ground they seum TO w drawn into
Whirlpool which sucks them Ia and
cUyerS them with iis waves. The only
way to avoid 1t Ia 10 obey blindly, de-
VULudly and unquUstiOnihgly all orders
frOu tliu outside. Thv committee said
Relieve Emln With this ammunition.
II hU wishes u come out the anInuni'
iiOn Will enable him 10 do 30, II hu
olLCis " stay, " will bY VI service 10 him.
And here am, after 4 100 miles travel,
with the last instalmunt Of relief. Let
MIN WHO ID authorized To take II, take
Il and come. am ready 10 lend him all
my strengLh and vii assist MIN, but this
unU thsfu must bO nD hesitation bul
positive yea Ur nay, and hone wORo.
"YUurs sincerely m