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POINTS OF DEFENSE.
FACTS WHICH Tx CR0NIN SUSPECTS
HOPE WILL SAVE THIN.
The Line Which Their Lawyers Will Pursue in
Making Out Their Oass-Albis to bs Set
Up John Dewey Says tho Men
Will Hang.

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE general
outline of the defense in the Cronin case
may be mapped cut as follows:
First-Cronin was not killed az per the
statement Of tbs indictment. DIR. E2bert,
a medical witness for the State, sw0re the
wounds we're not sufficient to cause death
0lher medical experts will be called to
swear to the ssms thing.
Second-Dlnan's white horse was not
recognized by Mrs Conklin. Veterinary
surgeons will be called, together with ex-
pert horsemen, to swear that the horse
could rot have been recognized by Mrs.
Conklin.
Third-A South HaIstead woman will
swear she was out riding behind the horse
at the time it is eaid Cronin was driven
away. Tee man who drove the horse may
be also produced.
Fourth-Beegs and another Camp No.
20 man will deny the conspiracy story and
also the appointment of secret commit.
tee.
Fifth-The blood in the Carlson cottage
was that OF an OK and not a man, and ex-
pert testimony will be called to prove it.
Expert Heines, who testified for the State,
will be called to show that il was not hu-
man blood that was found on the hoor and
halls. Attempts will be made to chow
that Expert Tolman's microscopic exam
instion of the blood was worthless, and
that no fuzz, as he said, could have been
found or was found in the blood. Three
reporters are to be used TO prove that the
blood was not that of human being.
Sixth-The claim will be set MP that
the Carlson family painted the floor in or
der to draw crowd and make money.
S5venth-It will ne claimed that the
Identification OF the bloody trunk as being
the one sold by Revell to ~. B Simoads"
was sn absurdity, and that there ore q
doz N trunks like il in Chicago.
Eghth-Efforts will be made 10 show
that the wagon said to have contained the
trunk could not have gone over the route
said TO have been traversed in the time
claimed; that the testimony Of the police
officers who swore they saw the wagon is
unreliable; that the wagon could not have
crossed tine railroad at Fullerton avenue at
the time named, as cTo sing is west of
the cottage and the ca ch bsgio where the
body wss found ia east Of that plsoe.
Ninth-Iceman Sullivan and Kunze will
go on the stand, and some of the whisky
trust people will also testify as 10 the con-
nection of Ooughlin and K1nz1 with ths
explosion Of the Lyrch distilery Kupze
will swear tbst he changed his mama and
residence because he was shadowed by
parties employed TO DO so, on the supposi-
tion that he had something to do with the
explosion. Sullivan will attend to bis
alibi
Tenth-Mrs. Hertel's character will be
attacked, ard police court records pro-
duoed showing how she had been arresttd
for larceny.
Elsventh-Alibis Yill be set up for all
the suspects except Bsggs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-18
LEARNING TO EARN a LIVING.

A. Bentley Worthlng,on's Seventh wife a
Yupu in shorthand college.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, November IL
Aa interesting story was developed here
to-day in the discovery that the last de-
serted wife Of ''Gen. A B Ward" Of
Grand Forks. n D ia pupil in 6 short
haud college in this city, under the name
1T Miss Perrine. she very recently came
out If local hospital, where she became
the mother cf q babe that is now being
csrsd for in a charitable ingtitution. mrs.
Wmd's story is q particularly sad one.
She hopes 10 acquire a livelihood BY means
OF Shorthand, and is being provided With
the necessary funds by lady IN this city
who became Interested in her case.
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AMERICAN TRADE
May Not be Seriously Hurt by the Brazil
ian War

,Isy Not be Seriously Hurt by the Brazil
ian War.
NEW YORK, November II -Mr. H. K.
Taurber, Of the Brszilian Steamship Ccm-
pany, when seen this afternoon said: The
reports from B 'szil are so mssgre and IN
reliable ss yet that I must decline to ex-
prsss any opinion at present upon the final
8u come Of The reported revolution as ST
fsctirg American trade. II the revolt be-
comes general and that country gets into
a universal state Of confusion and uprosr
and The seaports become blockadei, sew
eral branches tf commerce 80 carried on
by this country aud the larger European
countries will suffer. Ol the other band,
che South American revolutions have
rarely ever reached such proportions, and
after the first excitement generally simmer
down 20 OPERATORS among the opposing
factions. Our coffee supply will last four
monih hs without q shipment fiOm Brazil,
aud by that time nope peace will be rs-
stored.
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I'D ENTERS The GLORIOUS
,,.srhoOd Of Republics Of the
New World.
Es RgYOLUIIOT is COMPLETE.
Pedro Quietly Acsu.ssc5s and SAILS for
ra--Hs Minister Accompanies
Hu--Tla Paor,a Enthusiastic at
ts New Rsgms---Porugal
Threatened

r>nN. November IA dispatch
ts. ss Tl-srio sage: Dem Pedro has de-
,-.f Brszl. he sailed direct for
rs,a E his departure he was for
-.r -sassi OF IFS deposition. At the
be wac informed shat the civil
~,ai be- continued. The province OF
r... o- ,ae republic, but most Of
.s,s.- provinces have siguifsi their ad-
t...c. .. tler rev regime.
resIAI CONTRACTS GOOD.
D ss,b,z8 says contracts entered
.-,t. Inoerisl Government viii be
The ci,y is quiet. The over
rnre tds monarchy has temporarily
ra1. buaaess. On the exchanges
sr- doing
rrE EErrBLCAN PLANS.
Ap-. c5re goadsat Of the London
sys ''rls Republican Coua-
rERn Jare-o q cirei q lev months
.,, fr- le acr.v. rsary of the French
R-r,e.ra s1- fle most propitous oCca-
ra1c1 r.ll Co proclaim The Republic
T.sl.t.-a c. Che party were ao confident
of .-.c.,. tr.t hey ordered q uumoer o.
R-r1b..,u ti.s 20 Pc made ia this city,
Io t1s nss ttg .,s Imperial Crown Is re-
placed h7s P-rsisu Csp.
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DEvoY SAYS THEY'LL ALL HANG.

He Is Well Satisfied With the Case Made
Against the CroBin Suspects.
CHICAGO, November IA rumor to
the effect that the Cronin Murder Investi-
eating Committee was considerably dissp-
pointed with the case presented by the
State gained currency this morning. The
disappointment, according to the rumOr,
covered tire case IS a whole, and the ex-
clusion Of testimony relating to the work
ings of the Olsn-na-Gael in particular.
John Dewey was questioned by report
er about the rumor, and he pronounced it
false. He said that the Committee had
held no meeting, and that therefore no of.
fetal expression of the Committee WAS
possible. As for the individual members,
he said that while he had not ssen all of
them since the State closed on Wednesday,
he had seen .he rIsiority, and that one and
sll wsre entirely satisfied with the case, so
fsr a. it related TO the prisoners.
Every one Of them will hang" he
added. "Yee, Bsggs, too. l know that
there ia a feeling tnat the case made out
against Beggs ia weak, and perhaps it is
not so strong 20 against the others bat it
will ansWer.n
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CABLE BREvITlEs.

Prince Ferdinand, of Bnlgsria, has been
hetrotbed to Princess Louiee, Of Orleans.
Ex.King Milan has returned to Paris.
Natalie still remains in Servia.
The Snltan proposes soon TO return the
Emperor OF Germany's visit.
Arch Duke John, of Austria, who re-
Gently gave up his title, will become an
artisan.
N. FlOquet has been elected President
Of the French Chamber of Deputies.
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Hron,bsr. IN tbe Rro,nerhood.

Boston, November 17-Dln Btouthers
has cut loose from the Boston League club.
lie signed Brotherhood contract tO-da ?
to play with the new club in Boston next
yasr. 1t locks very much ss though Ar
thur Irwin was to be captain Of the new
Brotherhood nine in this city, with Kilroy
as pitcher, Brouthers on first bsse snd Pop
Smith on second. The other players have
not signed as yet.
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BRAZIL POLITICS.


The Causes Which Lsd 20 Dom Pedro 8
Downfall
Ths most important epoch in the pOlii-
can history OF Brszl, and which has be
ga doubt been an important factor in
.as prsssn. revolutionary movement
rsl,bd a crisis ia March Of lsst year
while tie Emperor, Dom Pedro was
l,ert lu Europe and tie Princess
rpu. Isabel was setting ss Re-
cct As new Conservative Cabinet was
i.saI-. .1 srsetr Co tbe galeral demand
nt hs lueiIate abolition OF slavery
sn- ra1 Alfredo de Oiviera, who was
acl tt- Lead of the Ministry, while
n7a Conservative, was much more
''.'a. .,.1 ,rs msiori.y Of his party, a3d
eioiei r.- popularity.
MsArEgY MOVEMENT.
,-c ad passed the Enancipa-
it pursuance Of which the Re
7 -i l5S3. Issued a proclnma-
tlat slavery ia Brazil rs
or Alfredo, however, OPP
A. e.upts On the part Of the
,uTe compensation Tor
a-a rlld s'sves, and this
re great numbers Of The
over CD the Liberal party.
.ll1alel a. the close of May
a Alfredo Ministry retired.
-'a.ves having failed 20 form a
t1e LIBERAL were called no,
a new MINISTRY was in
'r ile Premiership Of tds
.2 O1ro Prsto, Vell-known
'-sl t-a Liberals came into power
called upon 90 face an sntago-
N-iy in tba Chambers, but the
~ dissolved fbe Lover House.
01s weJe held on August 81,
.-..- in iaa return Of 50 Liberals 20
Dem 1.es ina'i Isrks OF the Opp0-
a1t overwhelming ss the victo-
aa Government seemed at the
declared that the result was
s.f ols o Official pressure.
taf DIGESTION To A MONARCHY.
-l, es-latioa proposed By the rev
~.--s1 ~---s1t vas extremely generous, and
,a.Y intended 20 win the people
s-, -a'archy, but 10 spite Of the lo-
~ canine there was q strong opposi-
b. cyresic government, the feeling
P caly directed aglinst the Prin-
f.-. .i'I Isabel and her husband, the
vbo il q SOD
w.. s. .mo1rs a1d o grandson
N,. Af L.uis Pl liipps OF Farce.
81. rsplp rs ef III, dc Jaceiro, exc
a.s. n.ln.y end ardently tx
a.. er Republican lsa0ings, and
.-e electoral oampsiga in August
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WAS HE RUBE?

A Desperate Killed In AIsbama-HIs
Dying Statement
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November IA
special from Birmingham, Ala, gives the
details of the killing OF a desperate, pre-
sumed to be Reuben Burrows. The shoot
ing WAS done by d. A. Scott. When the
outlaw fell mortally wounded, he said
You think sm Rube Burrows, bat You
are mistaken. My name is Smith" The
dead desperate wore q shirt of mail.
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NATIONAL GRANGE.
omcers Elected by the Convention at Sac
ramento.


ramento.
SACRAMENTO, November 1.-THE Ma
tional Grange devoted most of yesterdays
session to the election of officers and rOu-
tine business. ]. Il. Brigham, of Ohio,
was elected Master; Hiram Hawkins, OF
Alsbams, Oversser; Mortimer Whitehead,
of New Jersey, Lecturer; A. j.. Ross, Of
Texas, Chaplain; f W. Davis, of Oslifor-
mia, Steward; o. E. Hall. of Nebraska,
Assistant Steward; f. Mcdowell, of New
York, Treasurer; John Trimble, of Wash
iugtOn, D. G., Secretary; Ava E Page,
Missouri, Gate-keeper; Mrs. Edna Brig
ham, Ohio, Ceres; Mrs. NJ. J. ThompsOs,
Illinois, Pomona; Mrs. Joe Bailey, Missis-
sippi, Flora; Mrs. Laura O. Douglass,
Massachusetts,, Ladies' Assistant Steward;
L. +. Hone, Pennsylvania, hold-over; ]. j.
Woodman, Michigan, Ohartieres, Virginia;
J. H. Brigham, Ohio, Ex-oficio, Executive
OOmmittee
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A Famous Case Settled.

Special Telegram to the Register.
ELLENBoRo, W. VA, November IL
The lemons case Of COllius vs.. Collins,
which has Deen Ia cOurl Ior yeass, hss
been decided in favor of Hon. Greed Col
Inns. rho secured a verdict for SS,64S
against his brother, william j. Collins.
NJ, chi. ,vas thought to recover money
45y,roed rv , by Greed Collins to defend suit
b-onsbt against his brother by the STATE
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An Important Technicality.

CANTON, O., November 17.-Reports
resched this city late this afternoon of an
alleged illegal election in MspletOn pre-
cinct, Osuaburg Township, which cast 126
Republican aud 66 Democratic votes at the
late election. The charge is that all judges
were Republicans. Owing to its isolated
position Mapleton cannot be reached for
several days. Democratic managers here
think it possible, but hardly probable. II
true it would lose LsmpsOu, Republican,
60 votes, snd elect Marquis Lieutenant
GovsruOF.
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FAST BALTIMORE.

The Cramp Cruiser is the Fastest Man
ofWar Aflost.
PHILADELPHIA, November 17.-The
second trial Of ths cruiser baltimore mas
resulted in an even erelter triumph for
her builders. Her average speed Tor the
four hours during the test WAS 20 ? knots,
which far exceeds the speed made By ber
on her former trial. What the horse pow
er developed by her engines during the
trial was cannot be learned, but she far
exceeded the requirements of the contract,
which called for 8, 600 horse power. Dur
ing the trial the engines were worked to
their full capacity.
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sad Aeeident at P.edmont.

special Itlegrom io ne ht9e,er.
PIEDMONT. W. Va, November IL
Willie Buckalew, eyed twelve years, Of
Keyser. was knocked from = car by cattle
nan in the Baltimore ana Ohio ysrd, this
syspipQ. the wheels paseing over his breast,
!, vsri1e mis- body. His mother Is poor
widow and a collection ia being taken fer
funeral expenses. Train men not at fault.
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LOVELY WOMAN

Insists on Recognition In .he Worlds Fair
Celebration.
CHICAGO, November 17-An address TO
the women of the world was issued to-day
by the Qaesn Isabella Association an
uounclDg that Harriet HOsmetbet, the
sculptor, has been engaged to execute o
statue of Isabella. to be unveiled at the
coming Worlds Fair. Eliza Allen Starr.
il is also stated, has written an exquisite
poem on the famous Clstilian Queen. the
proceeds Of the sale of which are to be de-
voted to the building Of an Isabella Pavil-
ion at the fair.
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NAME HE WHEELING"

one or the Nsw Cruisers to be Christeued
Tor West yirginls's Metropolis.
Special Teleg-.am 70 the Register
WASHINGTON, D. O., November IL
Wheeling g only competitor for ,,ee nAlniDs :
Of one Of the cruisers is Marblehead, Mass,
on, Wheeling he's the largest and most in
1uential Inducements, and it now looks as
If she will win. The question will be
be settled this week.
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A NorABLE WEDDING.

siiss Lucy Neal OF Psrkersburg to Become
MS G-tii1gs.
srsc.ci Tt q-cm % fe RrgIser.
PAREEssBURG. " Va, November H..
Mes Laey Nal, daughter OF L. P. Neal,
u this ely, will De married next WedDes-
cay night to Mr.. Berj amin Gettiugs. Of
Washington. D @. The bride-to-bs il a
sister OF Hen. Lawrence Talbot Neal, OF
Ohio. who came so near getting the noml-
nation for Governor. The ceremony VIII
De performed IN the NJ f. church (South)
by the pastor, Rev. J. 5. Sims.
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c.-indlnhhv Connterfeiters.

SIOUX FALLS, Il. D., EOyemher IA
gsrp of couuterfeiters has swindied the
farmers in this section cut of thousands oi
doliars. They usually represent them
selves to bs stock OF grain buyers. Ihey
offer to purehsss the faFmers' stock OF
gain and pay a small sum 60 bind the oSr-
gain. In this transaction by giving the
farmer counterfeit money and occurring
gooi money in change the swiudlers have
Gathered in several thousand dollars.
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TIrusvmLE, PA, November l7.-Ihis
morning at two O'Clock terrible txplo-
sion shook the city. It was found that 3
b,ilsr at the Tiiusville Bsdstead Works
had burstsd, tearing John Garrison, the
ss,chmsn, TO pieces Clrlsen had a VIE
and SIX children in Sweden, and WAS just
goinc TO send for them.
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Good Thing for the City.

From the time Mr.. A. A. Fran zheim en-
tered the cffice Of the Board Of Gas Trus-
tees, be has bsen negotiating with Pitts
burg parties for the tsr product Of the gas
works. The negotiations have been prac-
tically completed, and il only remains for
the contracts to be signed up to complete
the arrangement.
Ii is understood the price to be paid the
city is Just about double what the Gas
Trustees have been heretofore receiving, or
about s. per barrel. As the product Of
the works is about ten Thousand barrels
per year, the ret result OF the dicker il an
ir crease in the revenue Of the gas Office Of
$40, 600. This is quite neat thing, and
is An excellent send of for the new admin
isIstion Of that important portion Of the
city machinery.
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sPooK PRINCESS
Dis Dsbar Living High of Of New
NlcfIrn

Diu Dsbar Living High OF Of New
Victim.
NEW YORK, November 1.-THE Prin-
cess Diss Debar, who has not been heard OF
in New York much since her release from
Blsckwel's Island, where she served a six
months sentence, is in London. 1t ap-
pears that IN September last, being in
4 1sncial straits, she went to Washington
to better her fortunes, and her attempt
p-oyipg a success, she took sn ocean vOy-
age. II appears tha. she has new dupe,
a wealthy Washington widow named
Levy, and the latter is now supporting the
spook princess.
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4 Bad Man with a Pi.tOI.

LINCOLN, NIB November Il Maurice
Fsurman, night. Batchman at West Point,
Neb., shot and instantly killed Carl
Schwenk, proprietor Of a saloon, who mad
ordered him TO leave his place. he also
shot Andrew Glessen in the neck and
shoulder in the row which occurred sitter
the murder. Glessen will recover. The
murderer was arrested. and is in Jail at
Takamah
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s.rlous Accident as FaIrmOnt.

S0s,ial Tslegronl 10 he Register.
FAlRMoNr, November 17.-Yesterday
morning about nire O'Clock, Milton Cook,
a sawyer employed at one Of Watson's
saw mile. near CASTOR mines, got his
righ. arm so b,dly lacsrated by the saw
that ampntstioB wss pecessaIy. DIS.
Fitch and Brownfeli were summoned, and
the member was ampuIated between the
sris. aud elbow.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
Commissioners Masons Report-Liquor and
Tobacco Products

TOBACCO trOuuCte.
WASHINGTON, D. O., November IL
Commissioner of internal Revenue Mason's
report is made public to-day. The Com
missioner regards the general condition Of
the service throughout the country as very
satisfactory. Oie thousand two hundred
and fifty-three violations of internal rev.
enue law have been reported by the rev.
epus agents, and during the year six hun
dred and fifty-nine persons have been ar
rested on their information. The number
of stills seized was 456, resulting in the ar
rest of 636 persons and the death Of one
and the wounding Of two officers Of the
service. The total expenses of the service
for the next fiscal year is estimated at f4,-
266, $50.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
The increase in the quantity OF tobacco
and snuff and in the number of cigars and
cigarettes for the Last fiscal year, over
thoee taxed during the previous fiscal year
was: Manufactured tobacco, IL, ,535, ,6}6
pounds; snuff, 621, 66l pounds; cigars, o.
658. 800; cigarettes, 2sS 769, ,260. The
total number OF special taxpayers is given
as $50, 134, Of which $50, 0l3 are dealers in
manufactured tobacco. The whole num-
Der of grain distilleres registered during
the year was LAO, Of which 1867 were
operated, an increase Of 140 in the number
registered aud of 238 in the number
operated, as compared with the previous
year.
There were 3, 1876 fruit distilleries regis
tered, and 3,072 operated, an increase OF
442 in the number registered and Of 465
in the number operated during the fscsl
year. The total number of grain, molass
es and fruit distilleries registered and op
Grated during the year are 4, ,576 and A. 349
respectively.
THE MANUFACTURE OF LIQUORS
The number of gallons OF spirits pro-
duced from grain daring the year (S7, SS7,-
4F6 gallOns) shows au increase of 10, 499,-
296 gallons over the product OF the pre-
yious year. and is 4 l6l $50 gallons more
than the average 70, the lsst ten years.
The quantity of rum distilled from mo-
lasses during the year (1,47l, ,054 gallossl
shows decrease Of 420 1872 gallons from
the product of the previous year.
The increase in the production of Bourbon
whisky is ii 497 175 gallons; rye whielxy
2,S70, 07S; gin 159, 97s; hign wines 3,059;
pure, neutral or cologne spirits 96.44l
miscellaueous 1,435, ,O69; total increase,
10 635, 800 gallons. The quantity Of dis
titled spirits in the United States, except
what may be in customs bonded ware
houses, on the fret day of October 1889,
WAS 102. CSC, 9s2 gallons. the average
monthly production Of oleomargine during
the fiscal year was 2, 972 OO2 pounds.
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the Emperor vas frequently cslled upon
10 sbdicste. This sentiment was evidently
cui uioina'ed 30 tae present revolution, 10
Which spparently the Emperor. from
h's palace outside the city, has bsen q
passive locker on
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vrcKsBURe, November 17.-This alter
noon sam Jones delivered q powerful ser
mon 10 men only and addressed about
5 600 psople, the immense tent being SO
..,e.ded that even standing room was
hs,5ly obtainab.e. T0-n'sht an equally
eve assemb blsge mes 10 hesr him and ms
cit7 Is full cf psoPls from adjacent towns
and country.
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Violated the sundar Law.

CNcGYSATI, o, November 17.-FOrty
saloon keepers we're arrested in this city
to day and tonight for violating the Sun
dsv law By keeping side doors open. The
managers snd performers at Heuck's, at
Haylin's and at Harris theatres were also
arrested for giving performances.
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uauaa nanrht a Comet.

ROCHESTER. n. Y, November 17.-Dr.
Lewis Swift, director of the Warner Obser-
vatory, discovered last evening a suspected
comet, which was verified by motion this
evening at Ga, 45m, 10s. 1t was and is
tonight in the field with Pegasi, right
ascension %, AZ, %, declinatiOn north
IL, so.
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FEVER IN FLORIDA.

The surgeon General Notified OF Two
Gases st Key West.
WASHINGTON, November 17-Surgeon
Posey has reported to Surgeon General
Hsmil,on, Of the Marine Hospital Service,
that two new cases Of yellow fever have
developed at Key West, Fla.
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AN KCHo OF BATTLE.

Preparing for the Trial of the Participa pants
In the Rlobburg Eight.
PURvIs, MISS November 16. The
sheriff and his deputies are busy summon
ire witnesses for the next term Of court
when the remainder of the prize tght cesss
will be tried. There are si& ty cases on Ire
criminal docket ten of which are for aid
ing aud abetting the prize fight at Rich
hurp
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HARRIsoN's TURKEY.
II Comes from Rhoda land and Esps scial
" Chosen.

II Comes from Rhode Iland and EspS c'ai-
" Chosen.
PROVIDENCE, r. I, November 16.-
President Harrison is to nave plump
Rhode Island hen turkey for his Thanks
giving feast, and it m0y source OF graf
ifcation to him to know that the bird
that is to grace his table has already been
selected. Senator Anthony, in his life
time. provided these delicacies for the Re-
rabliean Presidents, and Mr.. Joan NJ.
Brennan performed : similar service 70.
Mr.. Cleveland, President Harrison will
he indebted TO Mr.. George G. Leonard, Of
this city, aud Il. H. Whitley, of South
l. ,ngstoD, for his hi5a