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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-22
FINANCIAL SENSATION
At Pitts bugi Failure Of the
Lawrenc, Bank,
A BIG IRON FIRM ASSIGNS
And II Causes the liank To Close Its
Doors-I.,riremcnt Among Work.
msmcn Who Had Deposited
in the Institution,

p1JsBrlon, Nov, 2l,-This city ex'
,.,i.ne.d financial sensation t.Is al
,s,poon. The ldrs, iron firm Of Long &
M whose works are located at Char
r.,s confessed judgment for three hun
d,d thon.anI dollars in favor OF the
T,pnuco Blnk, and the latter insIitu'
,;o, closed il, doors, The first intima.
tioD ba,ines, people received of the
hanks inability to meet It's obligations
w,.ap notice to the Uaion Bank, through
Wbjcb II cloA's - rrt'lrn checks TO the
amount Of only I'll 900,
il vps fist stated this afternoon that
tbr closing oi the bank was entirely due
IN t4r iulsincnt confessed by Long 4
n and cons luenL run upon the
SWk and that II wUuld be opened TO-.
morrow. President Young stated to.
pjpuLtmi hn dd not know when the
xxx Wonld beopened, The failure Of
iLs iron tim, he raid, had something to
nwilh thr failure Oi tho bank, but not
ali They hai made some bad invest.
m'otg Nonu Of the officers, hG said,
have ,Iriaul,tl. The banks liabilities
Ar. m given ut 100000. Tho assets
. not known. II Is perhaps
mn .,ionallr whether or not the amount
oilnr judgments confessed by Long 4
ca. ran be- rraIi1ld from the property.
Tbr,n are said to lie other aud prior
liens. sunr ten days ag0 rumor was
started lIWt the I.awrencB bank was not
sonrl. Itis located in the Lawrence.
VILE district Of tho city, where meChan'
i,s and iron workers predominant, aud u
rul. was made up0n the bank. About
s9jlOUO was Withdrawn. Hundreds Of
smEnrn, however, have still their all
Mlhr bank urd there is great excite.
mcntlo,niglt in that portion OF the
uty. ana, n,
repiAi stock oi the company was $S0,.
OOO; lno surplus iu tnU last report was
:4il0O; undivided profits, $l028l 33.
lmt l.irpr7 Of lhr hIuk were III follows:
President, ". ". Young; Vice Presi.
dent, Samuel McMahOm; Cashier. John
llOtlF,
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Eagerly AWNING stanIel,. Story.

LONDON, Nov, 9l,-Alter having been
repeatedly reported hupIeSsly beleagured
by hostile natives, and once or twice
rumored dead, both Stanley and Emln
are ascertalnGd upon most reliable ap-
Lhority to be alive, well, and within the
limits OF civilization, while DR., Peters,
whose massacre was graphically describe
cd only few days ago, Is able 10 bear
testimony TO the falsity OF the reports
concerning him through tho indisputable
evidence furnished by the certainty
that his head Is still upon his shoulders.
The news Of Slanley's arrival ut
Mpwapwa was received here with feel.
ings Of satisfaction, and remarks OF the
VI told you so" order are frequently
heard. A detailed account OF Stunley's
journey, together with authentic news
from Emin, is awaited with great inter.
est, aud the Geographical Societies arc
on the qui vire for data which will ex-
plode or confirm the hitherto accepted
theories OF the topography Of the couu-
try traversGd by the intrepid explorer,
oI which previous knowledge has been
extremely vague or totally lacking. Go
oiogists, too, are on the alert for inlOr-
nation touching the mineral resources
OF the dark region, and, In fact, every.
body who has taken the slightest inter
est in Stanley's trip, Emin's researches.
or DR.. Peters nnTruitful attempt at
Emin's relief, is in happy frame OF
mind in anticipation Of the forthcoming
revelations.
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DIRECT FROM STANLEY.
Ho Expects to Reach zayzibsr
in -Four or Five Days,
HIS ARRIVAL AT MPwApwA:.
Eho New brazilian Republic Pro.
claims Universal surragc-slr
Henry james Continues His
Speech fOrthe London Times.

LONDON, Now 9l,-Mr, Ma,kinpop.
head Otthe Emin Pasha relirfcommiltec'
has received cable dispatch fPom
Henry NJ, Stanley announcing his M.
'iYal at Mpwapwa and stating that la
days. =" 'O'' VI "'o
.te British Consul at Z,uzbar, tele.
graphs to the foreign office at London as
follows: Stanley arrived at Mpwapwa
m the lilty'hlth day after his departure
from Victoria Nyanza aud the lSSth day
alter leaving the Albert Nyanxa,
LATEg-ACcording 10 further adyicps
received at the Foreign Office, Stanley
has ith him $50 persons, OF whom 2OOare
Enins followers, There are also sixty
children In the party. Stanley lost
only eighteen men during tho march
from the Victoria Nyanza. He had iour
days lighting near Usukama, The ex-
pedition Is expected to arrive at Bage-
moyo in q fortnight.
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eral tranquility prevails.


LONDON, Nov 2l.-lhe argument in
behalf of the Times by Sir Heary james
was continued before the Parnell Com.
mission to-day. Referring to tho noon
lighters in Ireland, he said that they
acted more like burglars than like pollco
Of the League. Their actions were not
reproved by the leaders OF tho League.
II was not until February, 1886, when
the Parnellite members OF the llnnse Of
Commons were, supporting the Govern
ment, that the leaders Of the League re-.
fused to grant money to ii certain district
owing to the outrages that had been
committed therein.
Sir Henry referred to tho murder of
Policeman Brett by Allan Gould m d
Larkin, near Manchester, iu 1867, and
said that the murdereB had been held
up as heroes worthy OF imitation, Mr..
Dayitt himself had unveiled nonomcnt
TO their menOrv. N'''
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THE GREAT WIRE TRUST.
The Federal steel Company periectlng th
Organization In CIOVslhud,


The Federal steel Company reFiecting the
Organization Ia Cleveland.
CLEvELANN, o., Nov. 2l.-The Fed
erSl Steel Company, tho gigantic Corpor.
alton formed for the purpose Of com
blning all the wire, wire nall aud barbetl
wire manufacturing plants Of the coun.
Try and controlling these three grOAt in.
d6strlCs has beOu formally orgahIAed and
the directors and stockholders arc now
it session in this city closing the con.
tTagta With producers Of raw material
aud accepting the optionS held upon thO
stock Ol tho C0mnaIiCs, which will form
part Of the confederation. The meet.
lngs are being held al, the Weddol.
II Ia nnderstOod that during thU
morning. scsSlon a fye.yeaF ContraSI
waS male with tho Cleveland Rolling
Mil Company 10 furnish the Federal
Steel Company with aLsol bllleA and
wire rods, Another meeting will he
held Tomorrow, and II time iSionnl, ,hu
otlllceFs Gil ot thO new company may be
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2l..-A dispatch has
been received from Hammond, laa., TO
the effect that Tommy White anll tom!
10y Morgan, tho PRINCIPALS Id 1 priGs
hKht which took plACs this morning,
nave been arrested by the Kenslngt6n
police, Alter Sklrnlahlng around foE a
ong timB the men met and upgAn Tho
haltle, " tue Illly Fourth round White
appeared 10 be having The beat Of IliE
hRht II was At the end Of this round
that tue police appeared,
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I,rnxlllnn Ministers AdyIccs,

WAsnINGroN, D. G., Nov 2l,-Dr. Va
lente, the Minister from Brazil, called
at tho State Department to-day aud in
formed the Secretary that his latest ad-
vices from Brazil were To the effect that
peace aud tranquility reigned aud that
the now Government was receiving the
support Of the people. DR., Yalenle also
received this morning, authority from
the provisional government TO instruct
the representatives OF Brazil to the In
ternatiUnal American Congress to con.
tinue to act for their country in the ses.
sions Of tho Congress. II is supposed
that similar instructions havs beGn sent
TO the delegates TO the International
Marine Conference.
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LONDON, Nov 2l.-ThU Inman Live
steamer Oily Of New York, Captain
Lewis, from New York November I3 ioi
Liverpool, which arrived at Queens.
town Last Alpht, bro4D tiV crank pIn oil
her port ghttt when RbOnt l,4OO miles
webt'bi Queenstown. After tho aCCi,
dent she proceeded Under her sLarboattI
engine. During this time her daily rrnl
we're 37j, SS2, $50 and $40 miles,
ViSBYARD HAVEN, MASS. Nov. 2i,-
Tho Chicago, Rcstpl, Atlanta and York
town, ,Or h,Hlhh, passed here at q 4. NJ
EEW' YORH, Nov q. Tho BtitIbl
steamer Wisconsin, Captain WOtfal
from Liverpool which arrived to-day ~
pofA that lpribg the paBBGgo she Carritt
away her alter staIbORid, life boat, Whpe
house doors aud saloon companion doors
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ST. CArnARlSEs, 0Nr., Now 9l.-rhe
steam barge Isaac May, With the btrGeS
MuskOka and Wabanshen In tow, all
loaded with railroad iron for Windsor,
left Kingston Tuesday. When abreast
OF Charlotte Wednesday night the line
Of the wabanSliCn parted owing 10 the
heavy sea and tho tender was unable 10
recover the barge. The Isaac May aud
tho Muskoka arrived at Port palhoIsIe
about | o'clock Wednesday aud tho for
neF left Immediately Ia search 0i the
Wabanshpn, but returned to Port Dal.
houslO this morning unable 10 and any
trace Of the missing barge, II Is feared
that tho latter has sunk With oil on
board. She had aGrVw Of hve or Bix, but
the nAmGB OF only two Oan b. lPsrned AZ
present, ~ tho old crew LEFT hUr al
kingslon, Tic two known are Captain
Robert ullllCR, OF Port Carbon, and
Thomas MCAyoy, OF st. Oathatlne.
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TRANQUILITY PREVAILS.
The Latest From the New GcpubIfc-AiI
Contrn0ts Resp ected.

The Latest From the Now TcpubIfc-AiI
Contracts Respected.
Rio JANElRo, Nov. 2l.-rhu provision.
al government has promised to respect
the Princess matrimonial contract, and
lso the pensions conceded the moor bv
Emperor Dom Pedro.
All Brazilians able to read and write
are entitled to vote at elections for Gov
ernment officers.
Exchange remains unaIterpd,
The Brazilian navy has recognized
the change Of Government. 1t Is said
the United States has recognized tho
new Government.
The Republican flag Is the old National
colors, with thu addition OF twenty.one
stars representing the different States Of
the new United States Of Brazil. il Ia
Progress" '''N
General trAnnuilitv nrnvaila
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INTERESTING NIT.


CailnEhRn Against P0WdUriy, iiyrnO and
Wise, who nrs Charged with Conspiracy,
scoTTSDALE, PA Nov 2l.-ConSidera,
bic Interest y being manifested hero aS Ia
the outcome oillie suit brought BY Hon
Edward Callughan against r. Y pow.
derly, Hon. John II, byrne and pStSI
Wise ior conspiracy. lion, John Il
Byfno 10 the 0nly ono Of thb nnttis,
charged With conspiracy by Mr., C,silS1h,
mao, arrested 40 far. Peter WiSe n ~,
peclel 70 be hero tomorrow and viii
probably be arrested then. 4 TELEGRAM
was sent y Powdptly 10 thu effect IhSj
~ R9ll would be iufnIhhVl him altlls place
i,i. .ne sn sn6e9tlng is Get for Saturday, S6ypm
Otr ~, bnt II is probable thala keatIn,
Will DO Waived Snl Ihe matter taken !,
court Mt HyfnO was seen this gyenin,
Anl Y disposed to treat the matter veil
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THE PAN.AMERICANS.
A Resolution Welcoming tho brazilian Re-
public Laid ON the Table,

A Resolution Welcoming tho HraEillhh Re'
public Laid ON the Table,
WAsmSGroN, D, q, Nov. 2I.-SeCre'
tary Blaine called the International
American conference to order this after
noon aud immediately surrendered the
chair to DR.. Guaman, the delegate from
Nicaragua. DR.. Valente, tile Brazilian
Minister, arose and said the Brazilian
delegates had been prevented from OC.
Cupying their seats ut the preceding ses'
siOns for reasons which must have beou
apparent to the other delegates. They
we're now, however, ready t9 lay before
the President their credentials tnat they
might be acted upon iu duo course. This
announcement was received with loud
applause, and Delegate Henderson, OF
the United States, Immediately offered
the following resolution:
"R,SOlped, That this Congress welcome
the United States Of Brazil into the Bis.
terhood ni American Republics "
Some debate MS to the prOpriety OF the
Congress taking such action followed,
and the resolution was finally laid on
the table,
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A DARK DAY IN CHICAGO,
Peculiar Meteorological Condition - II
Lights llurnlns asHt Night

Peculiar Meteorological Condition - Tit
Lights llurnIns Rsnt Night
CulcAqo, Nov Ala peculiar meteor
olOgical condition exists in this city TO
day. Tho clouds were very dense thil
morning, though no rain fell. As tht
day advanced tue weather grew darker
A hazy fog rose and was met by the vas
volumes Of smoke which arc produced
by the general use Of bitpminous coal IL
StmOspSsrc conitOu S OI setIsd ct led peSSp doSp
ward. This combination has 10 ciTeclu
ally shut out the suns rays rs 10 make
indoor business impossible without mr.
tlacial light, and everywhere the win
dows show thV CLEAN 1f gas jeta and
eleptrip laqps, as II wero light In
stead OF day,
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A ye,SeI VtrgLPti,

NEw BEDEORD, MASS Nov q. "A
square.rlg1ed vessel, supposed to be a
bark went ashore on tho south side Of
Culty Hunk about o'clock this morn.
lng and went 10 pieces. Soon after
wOfkmVn on the lliO saving station
made out her name "a the Willie and
Ida AtnAn was deserted coming out
bi the cabin lust before tho vessel
broke up and was afterwards seen cling
Ing TO q gpbt aud waving for help Until
he Lost HIS hold aud was drowned. A
body was washed asllptg 0 little later,
The vessel wAs loaded with lOs wood
Ills feared all hands were lost, as theii
only hope was 10 work down tic SOUND
10 the eastward In their boats,
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A Oil chntrNlI with Forrsrr.

KALAMAZOO, MllCn., Now gl,--NlISG
Jennie swetlAnd, young lady we'll CON
nected here, was arrested yesterday
CHARGED with forging Albert ], WhlLe'l
name 10 q note iOf $3.50, and a mortgage
security on some land which she had
sold him under a contract, The note
and mortgage were given 10 an unCls OI
Miss SWetlGnd, from whom she borrowed
the money. Miss swelland has been Ia
4 similar trouble before.
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A FINN nEClSION.

Secretary NatchrIlor Decides that Tho
rlnto Glas. Industry Is Not New Ono.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 9l.-Mr.
EDwom Ford, President OF the Pitts
bnr.l Plate Glass Company, recently
wrote to tie Treasury Department to the
effect that fifty skilled I.borers were re.
quircd to keep their plant in operation,
and that AZ this was u new industry in
this country, 1t was necessary to obtain
the lah0tcls from abroad. llU desired ia
briulormrd, before taking action in the
matter, il the importation oitlle required
nl0rrrp would DO permitted. Acting
Secretary BatChclIrr today informed
him that he did not see how it could be
done inasmuch as the alien contract la'
bof law is absolute on the subject, and
must he enforced, adding, that as plate
gluss has been manufactured In thi,
county for over twenty years II could
hardly be ngnr'td NaN new industry.
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THE NEW TKI.SlAIE LEAGUE
Begins to Get Move OH Itsclf-NThoUllnE IL
In the naaI

Begins TO Get Move OH 1tSolf-'HhoOllnG nG
In the Deal.
A meeting of the new Tri.State Ball
League was held in Springfield Wednes.
day, to arrange for tho work OF the com.
ing season. There are to be eight clubs
in the new League, President W. II,
McDermith, Of oiColumbus, was reelected
President, ond also Secretary and Treas
urer. The salary list was Gxed at 5000,
$3.50 LEES than last year. The copstitu.
ton and bylaws OF last year were adopt,
ed aud committee OF three, from Can.
ton, Mansfield and Springfield, was ap.
pointed, with power Of recommending
rGvisions. The same committee has
charge Of the matter Of fixing sChedale.
The championship season opens April
30 aud closes September 10. Tho follow.
ing named Directors were chosen
Springfield, Claude J. Stewart; Mans.
field, Y. II. VOpgel; MCKeesport, Pa,
W. Torreyson; Dayton, Frank Brewer;
Canton, s. NJ. l.oiChert; Wheeling, ]. +,
Wright Akron, A. i. Miller; YoungS.
town, W. Taylor.
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COSvAEl1D ~ CATHOLICISM,
Gen. Russell Thayer mud Ills Family join
tho ROman Catholic Church.

"'"' ' ,SO no,n"S 1s p,o,I,S,lo T ~ t,,,rr"I ' '0'
p,, o S""" n", N"' w", oI H' Sou...,
Fh'hAD"L'"'"' .i. NoV' <l' He"et"
Russell ThayUr, son OF Presiding Judge
NJ. Russell Thayer, OF the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas, aud Superintendent of the
PARK Commission. Lus ioiDCd the Roman
Catholic Church, together with his Wiiq
and three children,
General Thayer and hls family have
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Mri NIrrlllnn. hi Mn,lllnrInn

SFcidl D,Id'oh to ht IaitiI0mu.
WANiSOroS, b, O., Nov 9l.--Sena.
Tor Faulkner came In to-day from Mar
tihsbutg mud Ia QuartCrCd temporarily
at the National. The Senator 10 stiIl
suffering from the effects Of tho injury
to his knee.
State Senator II. s. Carr and vile, oI
Charleston, are At Willard's.
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KllIsdb,NnruuESn Nlan,

LovlsvIEE, KYy Nov2l,-J. D. Gray,
a West Virginia carpenter, was shoI
and killed on a freight train last We'd
bpsday, near Gny's station ln ESSI
Kentucky. Gray and several othUtl
wetu Ia the CaboOHs oI iFOluhtttalh
WhOn M unknown drunken man pulled
A fbynlyer and began d pfOmlStuOlB [lr
InpOn thgprlsbheFs. All escalied BxcebI
Nfay, who was lnblanLly killed aud tBt
murderer lniihedIqteS Aed, '
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West virginia Personals.

Sptcid Dispatch 10 To mhRi0tHerI
WASnlSGroN, D. O., Nov. 2l.-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
us follows: Original invalid-Wm. i.
lubrc; Solomon Casteel, Terra Alta
James W. Atics, james scraler, John
Mitchell, buffalo. Navy-ChaS. Hunter,
Mi,lmnstnwni David Il Iglr, Llttleton.
Increase - Samuel q. Love, FraEiur'S
llotlomi Edgar ". LauCk, New Mar
iinvviI,,
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HNn nllnMlNG.
Mexican Products aud Exports of Sugar,
Corn nnd WhOnt Remarkably Small.

Mexican Products aud Exports of Sugar,
Corn nnd Whcnt Remarkably Small.
WAsnlNGToS, D. o., Nov. 2l,-rhOmas
Ryan, United Stateo Minister to Mexico,
ina report to the Department Of State
on Mexican products and exports, says;
The production OF sugar, corn and wheat
are remarkably small; tho average
value Of the sugar product is about 81
ccuts per pound and tho export thereof
9!rcnts per pound, aggregating only
SlO7 97G, suid to be Of the most inferior
gWdr. The average value OF the coffee
prOdnct il % cents per pound, about
ont half Of which Is OxpOrted ut a value
Of lGO cents per pound, and the value
oilht hemp export is more than twice
the combined value Of the entire export
oitugar, cUllrr, corn. wheat and fiber
The native sugar product coming into
the city If Mexico has steadily decreased
from SjSl 56S Kilograms IN 1884 lC
lCSl2O7 Kilograms III 1858. There hat
hrtuHSlrady increase in beef Consump
ton in the capital.
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4rpT vP on SHUT up..
sullivan VIII Not Fight Jackson for Loss
Than $4,000,

AHHu bSVIuUUs
BosroN, Nov. 2l.-John L. Sullivan
was seen to-day in relation to tho $40, COZ
offer Of the California Athletic Club.
He said: HThe California Athletic Club
know what l offered them when l was
asked to 90 out there, and that iS Just
what l will do, Twill meet the Colored
fighter at their club rooms II a purse oi
$4,000 Is hung UP, aud that's my hnal
answer AIN willing 10 meet a,iy tnan
they put against me, but they must carry
out the deal about jackson now, or Il will
cost them more money when they come
10 talk II over again.N
"Then you refuse 10 70 10 the paCiic
slope, unless the purse is $2C0O0Tl
"Fhat is the prize for ME aud q col.
ored fighter. will meet any white
man for a $4,000 purse, but for The
other | want the full amount"
"What about the chance OF SIayin
meeting your"
"lt'sa the same 10 me which Of them
is set up against me. have no choice,
All Rn looking AT this the amount
given. ! once said would noyer'llll
Colored nan, but they beom 10 think
jackson iS q world beater, and | am
anxious 70 show them Just Yhefu he
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ROTTERDAM, Nov 2l,-Much dlssatis-
faction exists among certain cIusses of
labor In this city, Tho llghtormen and
tho sailors and the Arcmen employed ON
steamers sailing from this port have d.
terIninOd to adopt strong measures 10 40.
cure an advance in their wages, and
they have entered into an agrepnnent be-
tween themselves to strike on Saturday
II their demands are not ConOoJud.
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THE BROTHERHOOD MOVEMENT.
Robert Low Thinks 1t VIII Drive the Asso.
citation TO the Wall,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 9l.-Rober
Low, formerly of the Milwaukee club
but now Of Boston, is in the city en-
deavoring to close a contract with the
Milwaukee management for the sale o.
three indelders OF the local nine. When
asked what he thought would be the
outcome Of the pending struggle iu base
ball circles, lie said; swell, sir, FROM
what can sec as an interested bystander
l an confident the Brotherhood will tri,
unph, and that the American Associa.
ton will 70 to the wall. The National
League, Of course, will maintain IL
ground, as its strong financial backing
will permit it to compete with anything
the Brotherhood may advance"
Low could not guess how many Of the
old playeis the League clubs would
have. He said they were all busy get
ting good players from the minol
leagues.
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PARIS, Nov 2l.-A meeting Of the
Cabinet was held to-day. NJ. Barbey,
Minister OF Marine, announced that the
Corvette Sane had been dispatched to
Brazil to protect the interests of French
esidents. NJ. Ettieune submitted com.
plants from many French merchants
against the custom officers Of foreign
merchants sending foreign merchandise
to the French cOlOni,s BY way Of France,
and urged the necessity for The prodnc.
ton Of certificates showing the origin
Of tho merchandise on It's shipment
from France. NJ. Bouyier, Minister Of
France, was charged to study the ques-
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rlre In the Ws.tSrn rnlon l,uIIaInv.


NEw YoRx, Nov 2l.-F'Iro broke out
in the tenth story Of tue Western Union
building at 4 O'clock this morning. All
the Associated Press wires were shut Of
except the western circuit. The floor on
which the Ore broke out was Hlled with
Western Union records, old dispatches,
etc. The'lrempn we're promptly on the
scent. THEY had considerable difficulty
ID getting the hose Up TO the burning
door, but after they hlcroeded TOOK
only q low pinNtea ID get the flames
under control. There was llttlp or no
excitement, eEceRG among the women
aud girls employed IN ! the RESTAURANT
who were apleep an the eleventh dOUf.
The damage 10 the building iS %, 200 and
10 tho stocks $1,000.