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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-24
PETERSBURG
ANIMAL Tobacco Fair raih'd of-CottoH
Necs}pts-tiriefs.


Kecs5pts-iirieis.
p,rrpsut-uo Va. November 23.-lSpe-
.i,I correspondence, --the executive com
,,,;,te, of the Petersburg Premium Tobacco
r air will hold "A meet NJ on next lu"~l"f
nip,,t. IL Is understood that u j. me lpleh,
ron of the officers OF the association 10 h"lo
tobarco flir every year There j. solD,
t,lk now of having "A large building tfecteo
I'm which 10 hold these fairs
m. receipts of cotton at this port for ih'
mast week were pa bt.cs. The receiptsoi 10
racco Al The several WAREHOUSES IN H. cltN
far the pasf week were seveniy-b'@ boSs
nead-: sales cf loose jl9li pounds.
nur.ng the past wfck twelve deeds WeI,
admitted tO record IN tbe once OF the cie'"
If the court Of this city.
j. "A y. Evans. who has been as
nsd by fbr Nirgina Methodist EpiseSFs
~ .',senee. to a charge at Fdrmvilie' VII
i Non'' bis farewell sermon It's pastor o
,,'",,'H9,.,,.rn--treef n, Meth dist tp-copa
,','',,''.h i'm n, ,s city Tomorrow. MI. Evans
'ri,,,, hi. res ,dence here. has IN ide ID IN,
n,i,mds who vii. wish him success IN H'
new field Of labor. .,.. ,,-;,,.,,.
uhite (colored). cf Petersburg, VINO L''
h,.rn ON trial in the County touft" {" tHtf't'
city for the alleged mWfdsr oi anV'usi w
/ lsrO II iHltd Mae sun, "''s - -. 4,
and his punishment iiNed al p'f ''"'' -
the penteEiiAry. NJ, ,a.,., M
tis civ. viii pisy Il match game with the
Richmond College Club team on neN'
Thur-d,y. 4 game between these tNNo
,sams was played in this c'T few week
400 which rrsiltrd in the detrst oi Tue
Ricb,onnd team 10y score OF 10 too.
Six large locomotives tol the North arc
linz, Central Tilroad p,sspi through nei,
,his 'fernoon ON The soRu-eoupu ireisn'
"1," p =. NJ. Pitcher. % this city. ieft TIL.
,n'rnoor cor Richmond. aud will preach al
,.' c,',ce-s, rect b ,ptist Church tomorrow
."o ''ornipc' o'o'y After the sermon a collection
viii Mil he taken n? in behalf Of The virginia
be il superintendent. MIR. Pitcher says 1t
homes 10 raise $500.
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erection Of which will probably commence

. erection Of which viii probably commence
next summit.
Tue tug Virginia. now being sheathed
with plankin2 and entirely rebuilt, wa- one
Of the old gunb0Jts of the Confederate navy.
The tug was built IN Philadelphia ~ l-oJ.
for The Albcmlrle and Chesapeake canal,
and on the breaking out oi the war
was sold Ia the >tIie Of Virginia.
and ran the Newport News bt'ck-
ade 10 Richmon s. Later on she wa-
transferred tO the Confederate Government
and converted INTO a guii-OOat aud her name
changed 10 tn Rebel >.nce tue war -he
has been used a. tOw-JOdt 10y various
Transportation companies.
Tue friends Of Henry Hliton. who was
convicted IN the Corporation I0uit ana sen-
tencs-d & the Dei t;Itlary tr three years
for bigamv. have fIr Sardrd a petition 10
Governor Lee asking for his pardon. When
married the second time III tton hld One
wife living and another mistress VINO had
him arrested az hvur dft,r hi- last wv'ld.n-.
The funeral OF Mr.. lnpnds \. f"fren, a
wei known citizen, wno died ye7tervaH
m nnIng. took place to-,iiy from II, M'ri =
G ithOAc church, and was very nLm -rousl.
attended.
rhe shipments Of coal from Lambert's
Point last We, K were 21,JjJ tons.
Rev. l.. II. Baldwin. pastor OF Colley Nc
moril ircsbytei ian tnur,h, Atlantic Iiil'
n - rcceiyed unanimous cal iruh int
cJngie at ON of the suffolk PIesb, teri'n
~DorAn.
A negro burglar named John West. VIII"
has successfully rcbhed stnres flr tnrv,
or four months, wAs captured hy tue pniic,
ast night. and has made full confession.
Naval Constructor Narney Received
telegram yesieriay from the Navy Depart
mrnt. removing hun 10 Washington at
once.
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PROPOSED ". W RAILROAD.
An Air Line From Lexington To fius-
burg-Criticai Illness ot Major d.
Ringers,

Ap Air Line From Lexington TO Pits
burg-Criticsi Illness of Major j. } .
Rogers,
LEXINGTON. Va. November 3.-.sp
cial The stockholders OF the Plttsbur,
and Virginia Railroad. The promoters oi III
ENTERPRISE 10 build straight shoot railro e.
from this point 10 Pittsb,rg. one hundr q
and hfy miles through one OF the richrsi
mfncrh and timber countries yet up'
deyeloped in this country. including
many prominent capitalists. met here to-day
10 further that lines interests. tolone
Vim. \. Anderson WIS reelected fic''
president: W. :. Hopkins. secretary. -
rrrtors. the sicc-pycsident, Colonel ). h. ~
munds. \, J.. NelsOn. Z. +. McCorklc. \.
r. Barclay. /. +. Glasgow aud :. II. Lr,ch
or. Lexington; General ", u. Payne. oI
Warrpntnu; senator thas. J.. Jones. Moni'
rev. Highland county, aud III. IL, u.Tdnef
New York city.
4 well informed iron man says P1itsburt
con,t .aard to do without this line Ia IeAci
the Virginia nj neral deposits. nor can Olas'
GOV. and Buena Vista ::.,il u lend lhe,I l'lnn
cnce To H. carly construction. IA u N""i'
ptace both Of these manufacturing towns -
The very doors Of the iron markets OF th'
United states.
DR.. Robcrt Glasgow. the attending phys
elan. tells me tsat the condition OF h'j"'
John ID. Rodgers. Il popular ChesdpedA'
and Ohio official, is critical tonight.
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TIT cgsAN TROUBLES.
Riotous Rather Than Insurrectionary.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla November D
The .tealn-h OlRelle arrived at H.!
West today from H.Nann .. and shr hi n-7
,.ws Of troubles In Cubt of riotou-
..tther tn III insurrertionary ch irhcter. ~
an Cri-tobel a difference between ln'
na,or and the alderm n as 10 The emf 'r.' .
.nent of A citv ordnance led tO u riot. The
nayor called out the mlit ,ry and -uppr-'~-
Al The fiOl. Two mrn were killed ana
It. yerll wounded. Al the participants wer-
Ir,'-ted.
At Matanz -. November the hrst. The nil
t,rv 'nterlered with the civil auth rites.
which 30 incensed ths Latter ih1i = ri"t oe-
.urrsd. Daring the riot. two regiments o'
SPANISH soldier, got into a light between
themselves. The ii ghtins became genera.
Jne officer and three men were Killed. ana
many wounded Trouble still exists in aud
tround Mat ,nz Is. though no serious Rsht-
Ing has occurred since lhursdly.
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Margaret MathGr'

..,.,.,,., bv J. B STUDLEY, under
TIE arrangement of GILMORE q
qoMPKINs managers NiOlos
Theatre. Acidemy Of Music
andF.ft, -Aveu1e Inea-
te. New York.
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DANViLlE DOTS.
United states Judge Paul Causes Constei
nation Among United stat~- Coinini--
sion.rs and deputy Marshais-'ariou


Itrm-.
BANvILIE. VA. November D. Speciai' o
In the United states Court to-day judge
Paul sad there were too many trlNl"l CASE
against alleged Illicit disiillcrs aud retailer
belng brought 10 his court. lie intlniate'
thai he had suspicion that many Oi lheh
were cases manufactured tor the purpose o
,.reY,iiuu fees Tor witnesses. mdrehal>
and commissioners. lie ordered lh'
clerk TO furnish him With lei
of the commissioners III The district 10
gpih.r with An abstract Of the testimony ol
which they had sent cases To the cOhil
The Judge added that he proposed to put q
stop To this thing if he had to remove eitrl
United States commissioner IN lne ulsiIlV'
rhis sudden and unexpected eAhib'iioh o.
INDIGNATION Oh the part OF the Judge seemed
to strike terror Ia the hearts OF the nunlci'
ous commissioners and deputy marshall
who were in the courtroom at the time
The grand jury to-day brought IN thirteen
more indictments against moonshincfs' an,
not being through with their WORK, were au'
iOurned To Monday morning.
The leaf tobacco breaks have been very
heavy this week. and sales blocked every ia!
,yceit Monday and TODAY. Prices on nm
Goods are still high. \ slight weakening Oh
iow and medium grades Is noticeable. sh'l-
ments OF manufactured lpOacto lol W
week fell of, and amounted 10 only l2''OV'
pounds.
The mixed freight and passenger TRAN
leaving here at g o'clock last night on "
virginia Midland road, was run into hi e.
DIET ,ched engine. near Dry Fork. and sieve.
RAJ car, were wrecked, causing numbti
of Dlnyille MaSOns. who were ~ rOHfc Il
Chatham TO attend Masonic banquet. i'
spend the night in country depot without
! ire or other comforts. The wreck dclaye,
the uorth-bound passenger Train until
o'clock This morning.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of his civ finds itself unable 10 meet IT.
obligations. and it is prob ,ble that unless
! he people come up promptly with the lund'
tn help it out the Association viii dishand
1 he condition Of Professor ). !. Everett 'l
me hnan0ke Female College. is much nm
moved. ana ihough he il partially par'
wed. hopes Of bis sreeay recovery are no"
entertained.
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SENATOR BUTLER
Vigorously Defends the south.

| co,rNBIA. :. c. November % AT re-
,;o,, ,,f fb4 survivors Of the Tenth oonlh
u u. ,olina Confederate Regiment Yesterday
"a" Seao .or Butler delivered an Grafton when
9o"" .,. ,ctipg considerable attention. on ac-
'o,,nt of ihe vIgor with which the senator
S"u'' ''',od ne aspersons still cast IN certain
r"ar,ers rgSy@,T" u, ,,on "lhe men who wore "a, To-
lu",'" p" H.. d,teaded the motives aud prii',,
~. ~ n tho C0nftdergtes. and denollnct q
,he hp'vS nariisanry sa wn by the q. A. X; ~
,,'s,v Instances. s0utherneFs were wiiilhg !,
w. "I accept the situation with good grace. ana
he Thought NOrtherhefs should 40 the s"ip''
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The MONTANA LEGISLATURE.
Both Parties preparing fora Hot Fight

Both Parties preparing for ~ Hot Fight.
HELENA MoNr.. November 23.-The
lower hnu~e OF the Legsl ,ture Organized
this afternoon in two branches. the Repub-
lictn~ meeting in h ill ON Main street and
the u mocr q, in the cOurt-h ruse. the X :
publciu> hid IN rty members. two more
tn n quorum. rne body was called to
orisr by u L. Au,lit0r Kenny, and sworn
N by ca ct Justice Blake. The organlz ,tion
w.s- prlf rtcd d, tn elc,'t,on of A.C. Whit
ter. OF Beaver ii,s,i county. spe tkvr. aud
Btn Webster. W Lewis aud Clark county
chief clerk. 4 lilli list of subordinate oiii-
GERS were alsp elected and a recess WAS
taken until o'riork. Th- Democrats orgass
n I'D with Mr. Blakriy. f Gallat.n count, /,
~ speaker. lhr members were sworn ~
bv a not ,r, public. The doors were cio-eI,
Guarded. No one was admitted except
those holding certificates OF election from
county clerks. Thls branch also took "A r,,-
cess.
The Senate met at the courthouse. but
the Democratic members abspnted them.
selves and there was no quorum. Lieuten-
dnt-GONrrnor Rick irds called the senate To-
0r,lcT. On tn. rlll call eight Republicans
were present. aud were sworn IN lv judy.
Hunt, after which they adjourned until
Monday morning.
y IA 'llNNiNNi = tN'Al~ WIS 4t'Hf t'fiilNhA
which the organiz ,tiun Of the House separ-
ttey from the ID 'mDcr,i> was Just ile,l nm
der th. 81 ,u~e ot then constitution, which
{ WAS II ited. provides Tn II returns fpr all
Il ,te officers. incluling legislators, shall
he can,as~ed by the same board
created hy the enabling act o.
canvass returns Of the Vote on tn
constitution. IL was also agreed that tn.
settlement Of tue dispute rests wholly with
the members of the conflicting bTa che --
th n the tuNrrnOr cannot determine IA
rsht, Of members. II was stated tn
dhough the Governor h d the righ
q designate the place OF meeting
ne hid no right 10 personally control
he place designated. Keeping IL lorsen
md guarded against some. while
'thrrs were admitted. This acton ustln,S
ih Republicans in meeting els.wh ~. A,
ihe senate cont lins an equal number OF
Democr ds and Republicans. and the righi
4 tie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 preside can
not be- questioned. the Democrats canno,
prevent organization only by absenline
themselves.
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THE STEAMSHIP CHINA
Gone Aground at Yokohama.

NEW YORK, November 23.-Geor@
Conld. pre,idemt Of the Pacific Mail steam
hin Company. received cablegrdm from
Ionfon to-day stating thlt the latest adds
non 10 th Al ccmpany's ieet Of steamers. IN
mammoth STEAMSHIP lllna nad son'
a round IN the harbnr Of Yokohama. gu
was loaded a0Nn with passengers ana D
va liable cargo. The ,esse. iiself i valued a
81. OJ,0O0. The vessel Is expected 70 no'
az he rising tide, The vessel Was Douh'
from san Francisco to Yokohama,
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o, 0. HOWARD
On NayaIand Military Pensions.


NEW YORK. November 23.-MajOr-Gen-
eral Howard read paper to-day before ihe
Military Service Institute, ON Governors
island. entitled. Military and Naval Pen
.ion- of the United >tites.' \ di,tin-
guistied compinT al military men listened "a
HE address. General liOw.Ui. altef r.
viewing ihs pension history 0f the country.
ave his conclusions as follows: He all
vised lte appair,ment Of q c0mmlssio' ga
revise and nodiiy all pension legislation.
At present be- did not favor q general zel-
wee pension. betau,e the amount oI money
required would b. ~ great as to cause g'ti-
raj dissatisfaction. but he believed thai
hny year, from the close of the war. that i,
in 1918. Il would be- right 10 begin the pay
ment Of ~uch pension.
General Hor tito {. King also spoke. IL
Il .clartd IL time for halt 70 he called III
lne anng II raid, on ths treasury. under
the pretext of pension requirements.
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hOnPOlK.
A Medley of New. From the seaside CT

A Medley of News Prom the Seaside City
NORFOLK, Va. November Special
espOndence.l Norfolk has become
,llite cattle market for the ranch owners
in southwestern virginia. and over thou
sand steers have been shipped from here 10
l. .erl1ql since the first day Of October.
" .Ih the comple. lion of the Clinch Valley ex-
tension OF the y. and ", Railroad, l.is busi.
.....s. II Is thought. will become enormous,
and many "attls which are pow shipped
from Chicago To New York. 70 lie sent Irom
there TO foreign countries, will a. sen! 'nis
way. Already plans have been made Ior
extensive stock .afas on the Norfolk ana
Western property at Lambert's Point, the
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ship-yard now controlled by the Delaware
ri .er Irln shipbIli.rs CDmpsn The
Launch ~ the Or,Ziba was "a success IN
every SENSE of the word. Afterwards at a
collation. given 10 the guests speeches were
made. and letter from secretary Blaine
to John T.. Rl,ch was read. in which
the >c' r-t,ry amer expressing regrsts at
his inability 10 be present said:
"lt i ten years since Wis ted Chester on
the iLNit ton of your father. 10 witness the
launching of the first ship for the same COM
meroial field. Despite the official m,Iig-
n.tN -- u cdu-ple~s rs IL was crurl-which
su,icncd and emb.iter,d his last DAYS, his
name viii always he hsnorsblv associated
with the best Efforts Ia rcstor. prestige 20
the American fdg in all their channels Of
commerce.
The prty returned to Washington at !
O'clock this evening.
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LYNCHbURG.
Immigrant. Accidental Mnr
derer Escapes.

LYNcHBURG. Va. November 23.-.Spe
cial Some fifty immigr = ~pa~sed thr ,tt u
lhis ,,t, today on III and Norfolk and West
ern. on their way 10 western POINTS.
Lis, gight eleven ears Of a irelsht tran
on the Noriit and Western railroad, on th
Il ,dford division. Was thrown from III
track, and considerable dainage was nt
but no lives were lost.
Alexander Fucker, tried and convicted q
the October term Of the Craig County Cli
clit Court for murder and sentenced 10 u"
nen ,utiary for ten years. broke jail yes
teyd.v evening. some Of his friends CAV
him a lle Nish which he cut an iron bar
thereby M ting lis escape. IL iss H.
thought he will leave tie county hut u
snows every clih so we'll he Viii "e hard Il
find
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roor or WE-r r1INi. NovtNBhh 2a'
SAILED.
VIM CITY. Tnton, wit genera 'n,t13, non
l'',,f,iiip Baltim re, ncnu,tI WIN H'"
trllc ~.
Arrived.
steamship panvilie ,ilups' with sener@'
cargo ,.....,,4 uofe sgi Il general
lIr-I
,.0.r or NFWpOl,I NtWs, NoVENbhh ~
Arsrvtp.
-te.m."'P 40 ,,.rs. Nith mcrch ,ntise.
SAILED.
e...r,.niD ~nil svor'h, Bremen con en- ,,,o,.
... ,n AUrc ton, Liverpool, Wild inci-
cn. 'e..i,n ee.,n,,np G'cmncr. Liverpool with mei'
'as ...msnip Bcd Jacket. Norfolk WIZ
~ 3; ,s;m.hlp Advance Erozii' cleared wi"
sni .-ni-hi.
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FIRE IN a MINE,


BUTTE. MONTANA. November pa hr
q k- 0ut to-i IS ln ,st crn,--cut on the nv
hundred tot leyrl 0f the =. liurpnr.
p'nc. tn 1irift is hlnwing il into the An
% nd ~ lrk u--. \ great volume Df smoke
s. i~-un- from tn Anicond shaft. Pot
.ck Murphy. Henry Page. j rry sullivan
md I'm keliher are known b. be- suilocat,
IN the Al wondi. 4 man could not Il,
I % minutes Ia any p ri Of the DIme. Tn.
,Orst results are ieartl
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BURKe'S MAlFEaSANCE.
A Reward to Bs on.r-d for His ARE

n WFWHFU U" fFF Vhf-F'' WI ffI@ FIEfNF'
NEW ORLEANS. November 23.-in the
grand jury report snbm' tied to-day. II iS
found that in fcbru ,ry. iS~j, i ite ire.fs-
urer Burke sold or used ~ collateral Ia -
cure loans. almost ali the biby bonds held
by the treasury f)r the purpose of eNrh ,ns-
ing. The illegal issues were estimated al
$i2.M0.
The jury found one Iwllctment for forgers
anil one fjr embezzlrment. They are IN
blank, but prssnm .Dls aga Vt buIk
Aitorne, General Rogers SAYS evil suits 10
cover the money will he brought. and 'ht
indictments will also be pushed. lie think
the Legislature will onrr reward IN
Burke's apprehension unless he gives HIM
sell up.
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BELIEF FOR MR.. DAVIS.


4 MoNemest 4" "s "" "a
N.sYyiILE. TxNS.. November 2d-. olo,
p Porter. president Of the Davis Land
% ne, ~ =. il in town. aBd reports the on
O"mp "-r.opressing satisfactorily. lis oh
i, napi.'t ~ " do, elop and market isrgs iracl
jS's et w;Id land in : srkansas. owned by Nj. Je, a.
Ger.on u wis. and ,sith The proceed, pay Tn in
sIo 900 debt thlt is opresslng Mr. p1,'s :" !" !"
y. old age. The projcrt0r~ "ie w.. wr'',. n,,,s
~ 9.;, uds OF the aged statesman. "'. ,ha,n
,.", u not accept a money gin IRON, ~"
and Ney have tai en- this means OF ie'f''"s
e., ,'i,a sr, ,n his financial troubles.
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FOOT BALL.
Rig Game Between Harvard and Yale.

Big Game Between Harvard ana faie'
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, November .3.--ine
great football game between Harvard ana
Yale attrarted 4 crowd OF over 2b,OOO people
I II Iimpd Park this af .rnoon. The eN'
G .mrni w.sas nt n>e ~ though the ; rui
g.e was to d,,,iuo ;ge champlonsnp. thou
nd, OF II ryard studen,. ast their ad'
mi ,rs reached here on "A special train, ana
thr, big specials came from New Haven
n.th the Yale contingent. Yale won'
scoring six points to u ig,ard's nothing
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.. November a.
All, pes from Apii. samoa. by the steam }
H. 'landia, under d,te OF November 9th
states that Notwithstanding thu provincial
i,ytiOi,s held th' r. last month by the na-
ves. whH IA resulted in the e!e, tion 81 Ma
,aafa as King aud Mallctoa a. sice-king.
Fam ,sese's followers elected Malietol King
an Tam isese vice-king. There has been
40 lighting oa tae island, and ever, thing Ia
Tranquil,
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LINCOLN. NEB., November 23.-rl ON,
". L0wrey. a graiR dealer has brough,
nit against the Chicago. Burlington am
Quincy X tilr0td Company f'r damages q
Tue amount If $1,000. The complainant
claims ia It the road : - inJured~him ta ih,l
extent hN ,iscr.m mating against him II
rtfe-. bs failure and refusal % supply ear,
for his use. by f,ilure 10 transport prompti,
by hm. hy oyercharges, aud by shvrtage'
on shipments,
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A Canadian Banker Charged With For

ST. PAUL, MINI, November 23.-A' De.
laro pe AarigBy. managing director -
la Banque Jaques Cartier OF Montreal
Canada. Yesterday secured the arrest h'r
of Frank y. Quesnel. on eh ,rseof forser .
VI. De Mtrtigny states th 1t Qnesnel Is e.
cused Of forging papers to the extent ol
sij0.0e0 IN different parts in Canada. NJ II
Of the forged paper is held by parties in
Montreal.
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fhe International Maritime Conference

NEW YORK. November 23.-rhe delegates
70 the international Mr,tme Con!ersm .
were banquetted at the iiot.l Brunswick
tonight D., the admiralty bar OF this city.
Hon. William Allen Batter presided. and
~l,0ke f,r the hosts. while Dr. siesesing, OF
Germany, responded f1r the guests, A
number of others spoke. and the occasion
WAS most enjoy able upe.
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MASON CITY Iowa November 23.-Sher-
q Kirk with his deputies. consuibles ana
nir-hils. reinforced by delegation ol
rt.Icns. m ,de raid on he cider yenders
% r. Last nght and the result has produce d
d sensation. one thousand one huuds~
ind eighty four gallons were s.,our',d. ana
MS is now In tn culnlV ~ III; sheriff
An ey ,lan lfon " - IA ,de ID ~ by expert
CT m,s.S. and they lind IL oniains upwards
~ liNe per cDht. ilcnhN.
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steamer Ashore.

NEW YORK, >Osember pa dispatch
frole Charleston, ;. u. sistfs Thai the
british steamship City OF Chicago, ~ bal
,st. from Rio dc Jtuiero tor C"osaw. has
gone ASHORE In fog on Combahee banks,
81 Helena sound, q tug has been sent from
cooeaw 70 drag her on,
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Apswer This Question.

Why DO so many peop'e We 200 around n
seem 40 y cfer To suffer and he uia o mise ~
lie by Indigs stion. 'vn>uu,ption u sx n-s>.
',ss of Aptsti e, Co,ing u of IN fvosi
yellow Skln. vDeE for IS ceut> We wi I sell
ih.h hiloh', ~>s'ra" Via xer, gu .rapt 81
/" cure eHs sold by Esx.ekst hi8thsrs AID
". he his TO-. cOr.cr VI tu.h aud Nal
shall ~if,eiss
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Providence. II. l., November 3.-
Timothy McC.nhy, n lneman. enployed 10y
Inc Narrigansess Electric Light Company
while wo.k NJ on p.e pn NAN street,
a ,omi O'Clock this aiiernoo. came IN con
tact with some live wires aud was kiiieh III
sta,,t.y.
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40 HtVOlO,,ON ~ CUBA.


NEW YORK November 25.-fhe >panish
vice., onsui. Manuel de La Guerra, receive"
"A e ,blo sram this morning nom Cal IN
& nerd Salamanca, nj Havana asklhs
lin TO deny emph itically the rumor th'i u
"a nIution has broken O,!t in Cuba. He
IS there is no revolution 0n he 8 .no
" il ,.ere the slightest signs Of one ia~ "a ,
nIape
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KNOXVILLE Tenn. November PA
,prul # Nc,fybuie friin running solid fr Ia
Cincinnati 10 jacksonville rt0. Chattansu e.
q. Atlanta, and J,s~up in twenty-eighi
our, Will be rnu over the Queen aAa ,r >.
re Il. T. ut tennessee. NirgiN,a aud GeOrg a
railroads. commencing tomorrow. lev II
be- the firrl s,iId frdia ever run from the
NJ est 80 tue south,
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NEW YORK, November 23.-frank Pen
dleton. who returned fUm Brussels Two
weeks ago. said that il was true th II hls
father had an alscess. He was suffering
nom "A stomach trouble, but was not IN u
dangerous couott on.