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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-18

On the 14th large tubular boiler In
Randall Bros. a Co. g eawmill 1T Gov
ington, Ky, exploded, demolishing the
building and killing the fiDeman, Jones,
and Mr. Stewart, one Of the firm. Two
Of the employees were also badly hurt.
The cigar makers strike at Key West,
Fla, is further from settlement than
ever. Only fifty cases Of cigars were
shipped lastmonth, The output is gen.
orally 1,sOo cases monthly. a
George w. Evans, alias William Frank
lin, noted thief, was detected in New
Orleans on the 18th while trying to rob
the United States Express Company Of
$4,000.
At Louisville, Ky, on the 14th Mrs.
Margaret Moran, wife of laborer, was
run down and killed by an electric
street car,
George Bauer & Sons -four mill at
Sullivan, Ind, burned on the 14th.
Rufe Smith and James McClung, two
members Of the notorious Rube Burrows
gang, were captured at Amory, Miss,
on the 14th, after a desperate struggle.
Detectives had been in pursuit Of the
outlaws for several weeks.
~. Meyer & Co., Of Chicago, extern
sive dealers in sash, doors and blinds,
have made an assignment. Their liza
bilities are placed at SS0O,000 and their
assets at $s7b, 900. y y
A memorial meeting was held in the
First Baptist church in Chicago on the
18th to do honor to the memory Of Prof
Edward Olson, who met tragic death
in the Tribune building Hre at Minne-
apolis. f
Mrs. E. E. Doolittle entered the Office
of DR.. Raymer at Cedar Rapids, Ia,
few days ago, and demanded Of him that
he marry her On his refusal, she swal-
lowed dose of poison and died soon
after. She had been insane at times
and imagined herself engaged to the
doctor. -
At Kansas City, NO., the coroner's
jury returned verdict on the 14th
against Charles Marchant, who Is charged
with having set fire to the Oklahoma
House in that city few days ago, by
which one man was burned to death.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-18
FoRElcn IMTELlloEnor.


Edward Bradley, more commonly
known as Cuthbert Bede, is dead. He
was a contributor to nearly all the En-
glish periodicals. ~ s.'a'
% The London gas companies, In view
Of q threatened lstoppage Of their sup
plies Of English coal tthfougha q boycott
arising from the strike Of their EN-.
ployes, have arranged With Hamburg
dealers for supplies that will be trans
ported in ships with German crews and
handled BY German porters.
Z The Hawaiian Government has en-
gagged an eminent authority on skin dis
eoses to make asstudy Of lsprosy with
the object Of finding cure II possible.
The Brazilian Government has pro
mulgsted decree declaring all foreign.
ers residing in Brazil citizens OF the re-
public from the date on which the re.
public was proclaimed, and that all for.
eigners In future shall be considered
Brazilian subjects and enjoy all civil and
political rights, except the right OF be.
coming chief OF State, after O. fesidenos
Of two years. In all cases the Govern
ment reserves the right to refuse citi
zenship.
The Marquis de Caux, formerly the
husband Of Adelina Patti, is dead Al
Paris. uf
The number Of persons Of Berlin who
are suffering from influenza is placed al
$1,000.
The influenza, generally Of mild
type, prevails in most Of the capitals o.
Europe. The lectures in Vienna at
tended by many American students are
suspended on account Of II.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-18
LATER.

THE bank OF Gallatin, in 9allatin,
Sumner County, Tenn, assigned on the
10th. The assets are about $4,000; LA
bilities about $4,000. Nearly all the
Sumner County officials and many bnsi-
ness men we're depositors.
OK the National line dock in New
York City, where four men we're re-
Gently burned to death, $50 longshore-
men on the 10th refused TO work with
black men and quit.
OK the 10th party OF Polanders who
we're walking on the Lackisyanna rail-
road track on their way from work,
were run into at Duryea, Pa, BY q pas
senger train. Three men were instantly
killed, one fatally injured and another
badly injured. y W
MARK p. HANOVER, a we'll known
lawyer and newspaper man, founder OF
the Cincinnati Times, died in New York
on the 10th, aged sixty-two years.
TnE jury In the cronin murder trial
at Chicago rendered a verdict on the
10th, finding Burke, CouRhlin and O'Sul-
livan guilty Of murder and fitting the
penalty at imprisonment for life; Kunze
was found guilty Of manslaughter and
the penalty fixed at three years in the
penitentiary, while Beggs was acquitted.
JOHN A. SLEIcnER, editor Il Frank
Leslie's and Republican, has been
made q civil service commissioner for
New York State by Governor Hill. IA
PAEr Of the business portion Of the
village Of Gosport, N. Y, was burned
on the 10th. Loss, $4,000. ,t
AMoso the various petitions and memorials
presented In the Senate on the 10th were sew.
ernl for the passage Of the pensIoh law AZ
prepared by the pension committee OF the
q. A. r.; one from Iowa for the selection
OF Chicago as the site for the EXPOSITION IN
I8o2; and one for the admission lof Wyo.
| ming rs q State. Bills were Introduced
and referred for the allowance Of cumulative
pensions, and for woman suffrage b all tho
States A resolution wns agreed 70 ihstrpctinp
the Committee on judiciary 70 inquire and 70
port whether Chinese laborers excluded undel
existing law could be permitted 10 enter The
] United States for purpose Of trandt with o.
1 without permission. The Senate then went
into secret session 10 consider ,eredntiye bus
mess, and when the doors were reoponet
the concurrent resolution Of Mr.. Ingais proyid
| ing for q holiday recess from December 10 v
January6 was adopted. A message from Tho
House announcing the death OF Reptescntativ,
Edward y. Gay was received aud Al mark O
respect The Senate adjourned :. In Tho Hotss
a resolution authorizing the Serge ut tnt'Arml
to'ofer reward Of H,0O0 for the nrfest df Bil
cott, the obsconding cashier, wab referred
A bill was passed appropriating sl50DOo 10 meel
o deficiency In the appropriation lfor pubIi'
printing and binding, and $4,000 ID mect o DO
nciency In the appropriation for thc uonaui
Bureau. Aresolntionwas adcptea 9nstrctiui
the election committee to take up the Clayton
Breckenridge contest In the Second Arknnsai
district, and tho House adjourned.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-18
General News Summary.
Interesting Home and Foreign News,
CONGRESSIONAL.


SENATE, Dec. 1O.--Mr. Morrell reported back
adversely the bill TO provide for the organiza
tion OF National banks with a less capital than
10000 and II was indefinitely postponed Mr.
Turpie addressed the Senate at length on his
bill TO suppress trusts. Abill for celebrating
the 4OOth anniversary OF the discovery OF America
by holding an international exposition In tne
city OF New York was introduced by Mr.. Evarts
and read a fifst and second time Tne pro-
gramme for the ceremonies In the House To-
morrow IN commemorauon OF tne IooIn snniver ,1,Nt
sary OF the nrst inauguration ol Seorse " Wasn
ing.on was presenteo ana auop,eo. tne nenao
tnen proceeuco 70 tne consiuera'ion oi eAc0u'i'o
business uno soon aulourneu,
HousE.-No session OF the House to-day
SENATE, Dec. 1i-Among the bills and reso-
lutlons introduced and referred to-day was a
service and disability pension bill by Mr.. In
gals (at therequest OF an association Of soldiers
Of Kansas and Indiana). AT one o'clock p. m.
the Senate proceeded 10 the hall OF the House
Of Representatives TO participate in the cere.
monies commemorative Of the Inauguration Of
George Washington, and upon the conclusion Of
the exercises returned to the chamber and I'D.
tourned
HousE.-No business was transacted in the
House to-day.
SENATE, Dec. l2--After some routine husi.
ness the introduction OF bills was resumed
Mr.. Stewart presented his free coinage bill. Mr..
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-18

Warren Leland, Jr., the well-known
hotel proprietor, has made an assign
ment OF all his property at Long Branch,
including the Ocean hotel, Ocean thea
ter, Ocean club house and his private
residence on Chelsea avenue, for the
benefit Of creditors. The liabilities are
s162, 900.
Business failures occurring through
out the country during the seven days
ended December is number 300, as COM
pared with 81o the previous week. For
the corresponding week Of last year the
figures were SOs. 'a a>..N
Five hundred and sixty-one emigrants
landed at Castle Garden on the 18th from
Rotterdam, Antwerp and Liverpool,
DR., +. w. Murray, Of Philadelphia, Is
70 be prosecuted by the order Of Frater-
nal Guardians for an attempt 70 defraud
By q false report Of the death Of one Of
its members. "
Frank II. Converse, story writer for
Young People and other youths publ.
cations, Is dead at Maiden, Mass.
Plymouth Church (Beecher's), Brook.
iyn, during the year past has lost 72s
members. Receipts, s44.0s2.
The Central Trust Company Of New
York has asked that receiver be APP
pointed for the Cameron Iron and Coal
Company OF Pennsylvania, which Is
charged with defaulting payment on q
si.O0O, 900 mortgage executed In favor OF
the Trust Company.
Charles Wilson, the young truck
driver who shot and killed his wife In o
fit Of jealousy some time ago, was SEN
fenced al New York on the 18th To
twenty years in the penitentiary. He
had been convicted Of manslaughter In
the first degree. 4 q
IL Is now believed at Philadelphia
that the missing banker, Ditman, Il
alive and wandering about during aber'
ration Of mind.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-18
Worth Knowing.

Mr.. w. Ii. Morgan, merchant, Lake
City, Fla, was taken with severe
cold, attended with a distressing cough
and running into Consumption IN It's
first stages. H trien many s0.calIed
popular cough remedies and steadily
grew worse. Was reduced In flesh, had
difficulty In bresthing and was unable
To sleep. Finally tried DIR. Kings New
Discovery for consumption and found
immediste relief, and after using half n
dozen bottles found himself well and
has had no return Of the disease. No
other remedy can show so grand rec
ord OF cures as DR.. Kings New Dlscov-
cry for consumption. Guaranteed to
do just what is claimed for II. Trial
bottles free at Adams dugr store
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-12-18

Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plaster
are prescribed by the leading pbysiciap
OF Michigan, its home State and sre rem
edies Of unequaled merits FOR rheumatism
blood disorders and liver and kidney com.
plants. II comes with the highest en-
dorsenents and recommendations as to It's
curative virtues. = .ih .'+
I'Hfi ip lft4 For aala NV u W Adams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
REAL ESTATE.
ar THE EXCHANGE.


The Real Estate Exchange yes'eiu"' ''' a.
early activity, four suctioncefS ha'n's g. 49,
Mood Gales Thomas A. MCGOWAN solo, "nuor =,
-. NJ so East Eighty -sccond-st., cast VI
sso"nd sva ,hmestory stone-front Dwelling an"
rAo rronorty sold, after some conpe!,.ionh
tot ioAoi nno 1871 for 5000. John T. IL sm.,h
70 irnosrs vronerty at long Branch IN bIoaI~aS,
soiu brick building, with la'no n eoo
- a. rear lot 25x92. The properly 81 T., hoo In
~ VIC ,n, and the bidding ran up from T-iJo ,o
per aphun, tsch nrice James Edwards was he ouye
SS,0Vy; ., ne,t e Co offered three-stoIy noueI,'
NJ V. d nine lots at RosSvillc, etateh aSana anu
nv ha5,ng which began al SOW ran " 70 sU,
- ,yh,ch nrIce the aucioneer Wl'hu4o" '"0 P'F'"
IN he hold al private sdle. ,,A.u,. vesterdav for n
IneN ~ mSds,m-sizcd private house. between iourun
smsi eth AYES Twelfth and Thirty fourln sts, AZ
s sne All 600 10 500 900. Also fOr an eA.a iaige
to . 70 hire furnished or unfurnlsheu ior c'"1 pun
mouse must DO in or near Fifthavc peiWeen rory
pnrd and Fifty ninth SITS. Highsloop Drch evenings
seco ws.t Tyrenty-sxth-st between broadway ana
IN wes. e each 15x05xioo. and lately renovated,
-. srs oaercd TO rent at 81 800 each.
New.York. Thursday, Aug. % 1880:
mo following sales were held ~ inc tAchapge anu
melton Rooms to-day
BY Thomas A. MCGOWAN
as,orv dwelling with lot. No 9o4 East scd.st s.
90 !, of yodsye lot isx519 F Donovan $1,000
NEw,JERsEY PROPERTY.
by John f. H. Smyth
.xst Long Branch lot o5xo2, James Edwards. sS.5oo
BY Richard V. Harnett Co.
Gale ~ dwellings with lots Nos 1893 10 2 DIG Mad
block front between l21th and 12oth SITS, was
adjourned 70 August -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

ITO HAVEN, 75c.
Il EXCURSION trood dayD, 81 o5.
sbe.mers G. H. NoRTBAM and COFTtNEN1iAsLL leave
pcck slip Pier e5 f. r., D. m. and IL p. m sundays
il New IIsySn WI VII Pag,aI TIP srops
YoEE &C. Through tickets sold and baggage checked al
D44 Broadway. New.York and Court-st' Brookyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
Recorded MORTGAGES.


=. Brothers. Mary to Phillip Harris No 1ac Mulberry
BIggcEcy John the Mount Morris Company 81 e
ios slC install: sSe$o mcI ! ,o," w.,,.,
Fowner. Hannah 7, to William B. Banker, 1ooth-
lnsaTancc Company '' s5h-s Of shave ? years
Hawkins Elias, and wife. to Eugene BlacktOrd,
on Judge Andrew af and VIE t. Ras ccngdon
RsanSy Of iSA 6S%o yS ad h.SsSG TO william
w%0n ssSs Of o Sthay u m anon 6bo $1,000 g,s
etc. Of MIsTt Blum. deceased. No 20 wiiiettst.
Same Emanuel Hciner and another. W wlett-st.
z gos5 10 Ec SsT Soce King trust No. 4c1
West s6th-s 4 years, 81, coo
q Niss 7GSy y 9csP Fl g Edward Coles 'av0
Megia.h Sarah g., and George, to the Title Guarantee
end Trust Company 19th's Of Oihove' year,
Marvin: Helen 70 the Union Dine Savings Institution.
Niyson. Babet,c ana James to Germanla Life Insur
snee Co. W 2i,aye OF sist,s instslments 81 500
Rgck John and wife to George Roll: West End-ave
Roll George, to Moses zhnnermann and another. Nos
Sperici Adam and wife MOri;z Weiss. 75th-st..
OF 1stayc. years. 81 GOO.
Steiner Victor . Nichols schachbel Deancey-st.
same aud wifs to Joseph Kahn. Jos Delancey-st in
Hon aO az ar Ave yesT 81 600 i"S''u
Uhieln. Frank 4. to Mary King seh-st 1st-
Same 10 same s0th.st of 1st-ave / year s1o ooo
Welsh Thomas to Henry GGy Howard aoth'st.
Walsh. Agnes and John, to Mary 4 LEDGE 8 15sth
cor ia5thst 0d demand 81 900 injury 000 iO'n''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

n 0RWICH LINE.-For Boston, Worcester
~ New-London, Norwich Watch Hill Block Island.
Gireenport Shelter Island sag Harbor White Mountains
all points North and East Steamers leayo Pier 40 lold
number. N; r., foot Wnttsss tnext pier above Des-
brossesst Ferry) daily sundays excepted at 80
Tickets and State Rooms secured Of principal ticket oncos
IN n. Y and Bre9klSn. GSmpanys Office 947 Broadway.
a,d check baggage from hotels and residences
ID A Ian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
PAXINOSA INN,

EAsTON. Penn. weygatt Mountain, is the place I
spend the autumn months; it is beautifully located wit
steam heat and open fires commanding magnifcen
and unsurpassed views with changing foliage two hour
from New York open till November is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
PLAN
Present Securities.


FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERs to receive ior
their bonds d like amount Of new first mortgage PEh
CENT. bonds and ten u0) per cent OF the par '@uo
thereof In new accumulsuve nvc 90 per cent pre-
erred stock. Crhe agreement provides that lh'ecS'
at PER CENT. shall be paid semi'annuaIy On lno
receipts given for first mortgage bonds on the oae'
when the coupons mature.)
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDH0LDERs to receive Tor
their bonds and coupons the par value OF their pohas
in accumulative five t3) per cent peferel ss'cs'
OUTSTANDING STOCK AND INCOME BONDS 70
pay assessment Of ten 1O) per cent oil inc "Ai
value at o time Hxed by the committee.
INCOME BONDHOlDERs 10 receive tho par va'ue 0,
their bonds in new common stock and the amount Of
assessment in aeeumulatve Ave (o) per cent
preferred stock.
STOCKHOLDERS 10 receive sixty go per cent OF
the par value In stock and the amount OIL
assessment in nav aoeumulauve ave t6) per eena
preferred stock.
CONDITION AFTER REORGANIZATION.
First mortgage per cent. bonds and prior an.
Hens. 'eo'So"oo
Preferred per stock (accumuiative). 2oOOOoo
Common stock. o,vou'ooo
Car Trust notes, 1890 oVooo
Copies Of the agreement above referred to may be oo
at Office OF the Central Trust Company OF New
York, 81 Wallst.
To assure a prompt reorganization secury-hoiders
will please deposit WITHOUT DELAY their bonds and
stock with
The Central Trust Co.. 81 Wall-st.,
and receive NEGOTIABLE ENGRAVED CERTIFI-
Gates for the
FREDERIC P. oLcoTT Chairman,
WIN. WALTER PHELPS,
ARTHUR D. GRAVES. Connhi'"@
ADAM DUTEND0FER.
HENRY p. TALMADGE.
G. s. ELLIS Secretary. 81 wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
miscellaneous.


COSTAR'S ExTEENiNATORS KIN Reaches. BE hugs.
~ Rat, Mice. fsss, Ants. Lice. lnlallbls rencdles
90 years, sold at best stores 40 Clinton Place
n ESKS-d have tho most complete pe OF desks In the
~ city rcli;tops ranging rom s22 50 w. Workman:
goods in my establlshment. RICHARD S. KINGuAN
Manufacturer. 264 Canalst,. y. X = NJ =, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
Countrp propsrlp for Sale.

BENSONHURST-BY
knot mere real estate speculation,
but plan to found a settlement of
Ideal homes by the sea for about one
thousand cultivated families who wish
10 live in comfort and luxury without
extravaganza.
/. tits more convenient to New York
Oity Hall than Harlem.
illustrated circulars sent.
Address G. B. F. Randolph, Al Wall
b., New-York, or Bensonhurst p. o.,
Aings County, New-York, or Agent in
Censonhurst RR. station, on property.
Wv ear rel estate eds. see sA psgsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
Financial.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY co.
NEW. Aug. 10, 1os

NEw.YORK, Aug. 10 1852
Under an agreement entered into July q 1882 tas
amended this dats) between Frederick p. ocott' Will
lam Walter Phelps, Arthur b. Graves Adam Dutenho'er
and Henry p Tama1ge and certain security-hoders 0,
the South Carolina Railway Company. fhe unaersighed
have been appointed committee with power 70 perform
the duties therein forth, and reorsaiEe the ABOVE
railway the following basis:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
Gounirp Boaro.

n OUNTRY BoARD.-Nesr bay and ocean bathing and
~ boating; generous table liberal terms: 10 ana from
station free. Address Box 90 Spe0nk, u l.
n. j. Inquire #. c. NJ, GO Broadway, Room Al.
II IRsToLAss BOARD IN A MODERN COTTAGE:
win large additions and commodous rooms centIs.y
sprInss o.An: Juns IS MRS & VAN vEGHTEN. Prop:
GILBERT HOUSE. Sing sing.-Large airy rooms
class sceommodation. Adiress Mrs. CnAs GILBERT,
Highland-ave., Sing Sing, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23

DED STAR LINE,
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
wEsTERSL AND. wed9esd AasSs. a. ~ a. M m.
Cabin First Cabin, $50 aud ggw'f. ava
pETfEsE wafGHifT sons Geni Aats. o Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
Drn Goods

u BARGAINS FOR CASH.-Carpetings, Rugs,
~ Mattngs Chairs. Tables Folding Beds, Couches uns
socks; large assortment from csc each ANDREW
TESTERS SONS. 74l broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-23
Gelp Uanteo

A GENTS WANTED for sherman "Kng' Naporfef.
"A New dsnfectng apparatus perfect In action, attrsc-
tive TO customers. Wen advertised MosraI termA
CYRUS d. FOsS 113 East 14th-st., New'fork
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Cost ano foun0


I osT OR sToLEN.-Bapkbook No. I25.o37. issued by
g Rozina Kevss All persons are cautioned 70 negeste
corner Nthst ana lthayc II not restored on the 3D. day
Of September 1883. application will DO made 70 the bank
for duplcate
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-11-19
THE RoY mURDERER.

Young SEQ DislOdged From n Cleft OF
Rocks After Exchanging Shots
with the Omcers-Mr. white sink
ing Very Rapidly.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Nov. 1S.-Louis
White, wealthy and we'll known resident
of Armonk, Westchester county, and who
lives alone long distance from neighbors,
was shot last evening by William See, a
youth of the vicinity, while Mr.. White was
sitting in his home. The weapon used was
a shotgun, and the right side of Whites
face, ear and eyes were carried away by the
charge. White, however, retained conscious
ness, and ss he fell his assassin remarked
% you, have fixed you just as in-
tended"
White staggered to his feet and reached
for his pistol, when See made his escape.
The injured man, though bleeding profuee-
ly, armed himself to prevent further attack
from his assailant and ran to Farmer Knowl-
tons, distance of half a mile. Here he
was cared for and a messenger dispatched
for physician.
Deputy Sheriff Bradsell was notified, and
with his assistants and the enraged citizens
hunted the vicinity for Whites assailant.
He was not caught, however, till this morn
ing, when the deputy and his posse dislodg-
ed the boy from a cleft of rocks after an ex-
change of shots. See was lodged in the
White Plains Jail about noon.
To an Evening Sun reporter he made the
following statement: II went to Whites
house to get warm; was quite cold at the
time from hunting, and did not let the ham
mer of the gun down for fear could not
control it with my benumbed hands. I soon
fell asleep, and suppose in some way dis
charged the gun. That is all know about
it,"
"But why did you run aways' was asked.
II was scared and run like -"
See is about 1s years of age, and is already
hardened criminal. The circumstances in-
dictate his purpose to murder White for his
money. Early on the day of the shooting
See had Swallowed White with club in his
hands. He will be examined before Justice
Haviland this afternoon. White, at this
writing, is still alive, but cannot survive the
day.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-11-19
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
THE new REPUBLIC
Christened 1.-The United
States Of Brazil"
THE CRIME OF A BOY MURDERER.
A Horrible Wreck on the
Pennsylvania Road.
The DEFENSE IN THE CRgMIh TRIAL
Tries to Break Niehman's
Testimony.
The DEFENSE IN THE CRoNIN TRIA
rHE United STATES OF BRAZIL.

THE UNIrED STATES OF BRAZIL.
Proclamation of the Republic Made
Last Frlday-Peace and Qu1etness
Reigns-Each State Will Form Hts
own Provisional Government.
Rio JANE1Ro, Nov. 15.-The city awoke on
Friday to hear the republic proclaimed.
General Da Fenesea, Senior Constant and
others proceeded to Petropolis in the morn
ing and informed the emperor that
he had been dethroned. Dom Pedro
supported by his family, received
the deputation with absolute compos ure.
General Da Fonesca was the spokesman. He
said that Brazil had advanced far enough in
the path of civilization to dis
pense with the monarehical system.
The country, while grateful to the emperor,
was firmly resolved to recognize only the
republic. Dom Pedro made q dig
nd re. reply he Ho assne Yield to to ioses
The imperial family were allowed one hour
to prepare for their departure In carriages
and escorted by soldiers to take them to the
outer harbor, where man-of-war was lying
under steam. The captain had been in
strusted to sail as soon as the imperial fan1-
" had embarked. he had sealed orders in
structing him what route to take. 1t Is sup-
posed Lisbon is the destination of the vessel.
The governors named by the provisional
government are all military men. The name
adopted by tho government for the republic
is the United States Of Brazil.
The province of Bahia has proclaimed fol
the republic. Peace and quietnsss reigns.
The republic will allow the deposed EN-
peror 500 oontos de reis per annum during
his life.
The five articles of the government decree
| are:
First-The republic is proclaimed
Second-The provinces Of Brazil united by feae
ration compose the United States OF Brazil
| Third-Each State will form its own local gov
ernment a..
| the congress- which will convene shortly, and tn
| final decision Of which the provisional government
Fifth-Meantime the governors of the States viii
| adopt means to maintain order and protect tn
| citizens rights.
| The nations internal and external relation
will be represented meanwhile by the pro
visional government.