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opinion. of southern couxres.meu.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Nov. i2.--out Of
twelve southern congressman interviewed
by the Galyeston News yesterday all Of
them think the Mckinley bill was the di-
rect cause NJ the Democratic landslide.
Eleven OF them thlnk the Force bill will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
StaDley's Log Book.

LONnON. Nov. l2.-Mr. Stanley has
placed at the disposal Of the Times all the
documents connected with the controversy
about the rear guard, including Bonny's
original report and the officers log book.
The Times will begin the publication OF
the documents 10 .mOrrOW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
Miller to Change His Tao les.

CHARLEsoN, 5. c., Nov. l2.-Miller will
not contest Mr.. Elliott's seat for the Seventh
district In the Fiity-second Congress, but
will sue the printers who printed his tickets
in manner not in compliance with the
law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
Reciproo,ty with Cuba.

LONDON. Nov. 12.-Madrd adyices say
that the Cabinet is considering the frame Of
a reciprocity treaty to be submitted to the
United States, and intended more especi-
ally to relieve the depressed industries Of
Cuba
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
Threatened Revolution in Buenos Avr.s

LONDON, NOV. 12.-Advices from BuenOs
Ayres represent "A serious condition OF
affairs at-the capital and that another at
tempt at revolution is apprehended, the de-
posed President Celman having many sup
p0rters in the provinces, who wish him
restored.
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C,,t,ea, CondI,lon Of d. >. Appleton.

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-Daniel ). Apple
ton, OF the well-known publishing house OF
ID. Appleton 4 Co.. Is very low tonight at
his home, No. 3 University Place. lie Is
suffering from stroke OF apoplexy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
KOCH'S DISCOVERY.

Ills Consumption Cure he GIVEN to The
Public at Once.
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-Professor Koch WI
publish 10 the world Oh Saturday the con-
position Of his cure for consumption. Any
physician who desires further information
as 10 details may thereafter apply TO Df.
Cornet, Professor koch's assistant, VINO mas
established hospitals for the treatment Of
home and foreign patients. Professor Koch
will now begin experimenting for a cure Of
diphtheria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
st,n,ev Lectures An brooklyn,

Ngw foEg Nov. l2.-Henry NJ. Stanley
lectured in B'Doklyn tonight for the benent
OF the Homo, opathic Hospital. The lecture
was similar to the one delivered IN this city
last night. Mrs. Stanley was present.
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Ano,h.,s,r,nnen, Of s,er.en.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. ia.-Ex-<ouvfess.
man Nat hammond is the latest eaDsld We
sor senatorial honors. A geNesst suaSe-
ment 10 his favor has been started. and he
win be supported by tho Alliance ms u ere
of the Legislature,
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|. Nefariou. 1rAihc.

LONDON Nov. i2.--The hearing In the
case of the woman, Eugene RoLillier,
cb ,rged with decoying a young English giri
named Nellie Basket 70 Paris for immoral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
DUEL IN PROSPECT.
A Mexican Editor and Deputy Likely
to Clash Arms.

to Clash Arms.
NEW YORK, Nov. ia special from the
City of Mexico Gays; In the Chamber of
Deputies yesterday, GOnzale Esteya, pro-
prietOr Of the National, in answer TO a
question by Deputy MatOes, stated
that anything that appeared to be
an insult to the body he retracted, and he
also withdrew anything that he might have
stated with regard to MatOes as Deputy,
though not as an individual. The Chamber
adjourned amid great disorder, and duel
between Esteya and Mateos is regarded as
a certainty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
WRECKED AT SEA
Only Three of Two Hundred and Fifty
Men Escape Drowning.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-II. NJ. :. Serpent was
wrecked Monday night twenty miles north
Of Cape Finisterre. Two hundred and forty
seven men were drowned. Only three
escaped. The Serpent went on the rocks
during a severe storm on the Spanish coast.
A heavy mist prevailed at the time. 1t was
impossible TO obtain assistance from the
shore, and the vessel remained in her help
less position until broken to pieces by the
tremendous seas which swept over her.
The crew were washed overheard in groups
by the remOrseless waves and drowned or
dashed TO death amid the rocks.
THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH MOVED.
When news of the disaster TO Her Maj
esty's ship Serpent reached Plymouth the
Duke of Edinburgh, who is one OF the ad-
mirals of the navy, was attending Iatti
concert. On beins informed of what had
occurred, he burriedly left the hall and
went to the newspaper Office where dis
patches in regard TO the sad event were
being received. He was deeply moved
and expressed his heartfelt sorrow for the
victims and their unfortunate families.
He did not return to hear the remainder Of
the concert, but proceeded directly TO ms
residence. The morning papers commend
his condition in contrast TO that Of his su-
perior officer, Lord George Hamilton.
The newspaper offices at plymouth
were besieged during the evening by
crowds of relatives Of the Serpents crew.
The lamentations of the women and chill
dren were pitiful. 1t was said that many
Of the Serpents men had expressed fear OF
disaster before leaving plymouth, but the
cause of their apprehension cannot be
learned.
The admiralty has wired the British Con
sui, at COrunna, TO send full details Oi tbe
wreck and loss of life at once. The Queen
has sent message to the Duke Of Edin-
burgh asking for particulars and express
ing her sorrow for the lost men and their
relatives.
II. NJ. :. Serpent was a swift, light
cruiser, one of the eight vessels whose con
structiOn was begun when Lord North
brook was first lord Of the admiralty in Mr.
Gladstones ministry.
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purposes, has again drawn public attention
to the fact that regular traffic is carried
on between London and the Continental
capitals. particularly Brussels and Paris.
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ACCIDENT ON THE 3. AND o.
Several Cars Wrecked and tho Enxinesr
Injursd.

srAUNroN, VA, Nov. ia.--lspeclal.l-A
serious accident occurred on the baltimore
and Ohio this evening, about two and .
half miles from staunton. A freight train
ran Into cow and I0wped the track. The
engine and i've oars are wrecked and tho
engineer badly injured.
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To-day is the seventh day of Signor Girr-
ami Succi's voluntary fast. He has 80 far
shown the people of New York how TO live
without eating. His exhibition is viewed
daily by large number OF visitors. succi
is rather under the medium height, with a
thin face. His fast is under the supervision
OF half dozen doctors, and corps OF re-
porters who also keep watch day and night.
The longest fast heretofore has been for 40
DAYS, in London. lie has also made numer-
GUS other long fasts, having had his atten-
ton first turned to the subject while in
Africa. lie makes his business pay very we'll.
At London he made $1,000 in one lump by
making his first meal in part out OF a cer-
tain patent food preparation. lie also wrote
a certificate as TO the value OF this food,
which has been extensively published as an
advertisement.
GENERAL AND Personal.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 7. William Pemberton gave
dinner at the Fifth Avenue uotel this
evening In honor OF their son Russelfs
twenty first birthday. In the company were
several OF Russell's classmates at Prince
ton, where be has taken high honOrs.
Bishop Randolph I. Foster Is In excel
lent health, and will shortly make tour OF
the foreign Methodist missions, visiting dis
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sis5, ,963, ,TG9. Net gold in Treasury, coin and
bullion. $l5T, ,550,3Si.
DEMOCRATS DETERMINED.

Representative O'Ferrall says the Demo-
Gratis at the coming session will resist with
all their power the passage Of any partisan
and unfair apportionment bill. In this as
sertion Colonel ~O'Ferrall is sustained
by all the Democratic Senators and
Representatives in Washington. The
Colonel calls attention to the fact that the
DunnelI bill. brought forth at the last ses-
sion, proposes to allow Virginia only nine
Congressman, and to give to Michigan
eleven, while the census returns show the
population Of the two States to be about the
same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-13
ELAINE AND TIE PRESIDENCY.

The Post to-day says that Secretary Blaine
has obtained from the United States Minis
ters 10 S)uth American countries copies OF
the tariff laws of those nations, with such
comment on them as the Minister thought
proper TO make, and that he proposes 10 pre-
pare a letter oh reciprocity, which he will
submit to Congress.
The Pest says that II this letter is to be
bid for the presidential nomination Mr..
Blaine may experience some difficulty in
sending II through the usual channels OF
the executive. Ii Is not generally known
that Mr.. Blaine's last letter to Congress on
reciprocity remained at the White House
for a month. and then il was not sent TO the
Capitol until Mr.. Blaine had had his stormy
interview with the senate Committee on Ap-
propriaiions. Mr.. Blaine drove direct TO
the White House from the committee-room
on that eventual afternoon. What trans
pired between him aud the President is. OF
course, unknown, but the DELAYED letter
went TO the Capitol Immediately after Mr..
Blaine left the Presidents room.
THE HONDURAS REVOLUTION.
The state Department today received an
official dispatch from Minister Miner con-
firming the published account OF reyolu-
tion in Honduras.
CAPITAL NOTES.
The following pensions were granted to
Virginians to-day Henry ii. Danning,
Portsmouth Charles NJ. Smith. Norfolk I;
Joseph Hillman, John j. Murphy, Frazer
NJ. Clendeniu, II. w. Box, Timothy Null
doom. James Mccullough. aud John Owens,
soldiers Home Andrew j. Lane, Rye
Cove I; and Henry X. Christman, Middlesex.
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r.sTInoHlAL EvlsEscs.



Drs. Dasrin.
reporter called a. the rooms OF nr.
Darrin and was astonished TO see the
crowd that daily visit him for treatment,
and that they do not seek in vain We give
the names OF number who can personally
testify 10 his magic skill IN ais new method
OF treating diseA % By electricity:
w. +. egle. Seateo. Wssn.-L yer and
kidney complaint and dyspepsia also
deafness and whole system run down;
William Lille. seattle. Wash. Pain IN
his che OF over eight years standing.
entirely cured by electromagnetic treat
menI
Cured Of croSs-eyes in one operation.
IAwis stump. kaisma. Wash.--Acnte
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4. Cease, Tacoma. Wash. Ringing
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Miss 81. A. waddy. z sherman street.
Portland Bsonch;sls. catarrh and loss o.
Mrs. j. smith, rriucvisle. Womb
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exteut that she was almost insane. per-
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pus. rAkRsNs rlArE OF srstxxss.
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sses IN women. lnss OF vital poser and
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ss~slrh no references are ever made IN the
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- All and circulars will be sent tree To any
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rAoneek KEcKfrrs AND ororArsoxA
sAs FsAScisco. June ss--Procuc~ RECEIPTS
Oaf. AeA quarter sacks wheat - nns eentasss
soo censals. cats, leo eersAia, ncsn.
osS 4em sacks: bran, 4ese saskss
tao1f-Famisy extras. 81 fns< % naker<x en-
~ 80 10: superfur. e. Ss4xia
eensal
MI y-sseady: No l feed. .sssxeetl asz..
euinx. Aeseal H..
Oan-oaiet surprise. tf.su1s1sA. mlfsiux.
>soel7e. good 10 choice iced. q xzasl q.
s.ar us9slsos black. 81 MALLS. gray. si-sa
~ c<ntal.
eesn- Small yellow. u. yellow. slsnsls sor
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GKAf1xk. inns 4, ~
- q Tho Deaet1s eiearsne heuss ~
- lz96x7.o6
s u6corT mashet = Ii ! ven pooe co.,
f1esn1ly end rods q III kln6s aosn 8 %
r - the iueseaoe 81 ocok
10 latest advancee Is ehot &c ono-
! = = cent ref pound on nnai1 Nfa1a
Doane have hoen vesy eeascs - lote.
nns especieily The new crop hns ~
- = asd The I'D one = yssy neasay -
nhlnntIoa fhss ~ iosned = ennxeh
~ hoon bfokon, ana Is ooous q fsow
1T. & No. Sosc<d ne ps1re - s6eeeh
~ u . cent per pound. Theee ose %
~ prospects Of starch reducing, ma &
- probable thak Is VIII advaneo go
l1ISuuia syfups VA tsohabsy adyanca 8 :
~ - account of ~ scarcely of ~
nm nashsL q welI = ~ vooo1nb5s
1T - expeSisneed - e1onom n1o3y.
ptfo1 eTe equal . the demand, end the,
4 Donesa1iy ooud i 1nali euppfy 81
- ~ been rcce1ved and piaesd ~ ~
- ooly Tor cooking puTpeooA 0gfnMbef.
- Il eood supply. and csmmand s61oe -
Aptieoes ass also plentiful and soIltn9
~ q n = par box
INT AMONG tho shipmenfs fsum Gooasio
M1es ~ to1lowine: One cafIood 81 hay
~ md go oariood q sehicjes 70 Dotl1.
uAnrGss AID pnooucs axcs1p4x
6S ~ lnat fosty-etght hours the nes-
~ end produce recstpta q dis poss wefe
cNS Northern rocldc Taalro "a, 60 fons:
- = Puget Sound rafiSoad. - tnuo:
~ 1Ake Bhoge ! Eastern railway, ~ touA
Futut ATen1. 10 toua; Lmcy Lowe, ~
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GrEAMsR ANGLES

WA leave Hssaesa 4 Cosznan wharf so< ror:
fownserd ~eeuim. DurReRess- xsrf AneeSes
and sss scsns Bar. fuesdsy sad Friday. q n.
sssarntnx leave Pasf AaxeseS Monday and
ming. eAsxyisG freight anzi pass~~eeFx
p. n WHITE NAsses
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NV fonx. June 7-Hops-Ptrm ana Quiet.
eonee-o Options closed steady. lsce2s points
oelcs. S0.se0 baes; June. I'll. sQ4l7. ~: July,
s.@9ts.i5. August, sl6esal6. rs. September,
~ eSeles So November 1tS.s0: December. SIh7o
9lAsf January, &lAes: spot Rio, nrmsr: fair
0speoA &C; No Hat bean. iklSc
r-kaw. qutst; fair refining. soes ll6c;
@n'ssfngals. Is tcss, &C: retired. hixhef.
oA9tasse; extra &C" T.i6tss lE1S: white
l6e; standard a. SIC: caufecsloaers. "A.
e'sc: cat loaf. ssse: crushed. 7sse powdered.
l.lae; sfasulafed. sac. cuhes. TIC.
Topper Dali. Lake June. &aSa
teed- firmer: domestic, Ass.
1sn-ssronK: Straits. &x.sa
tetrolcum-openedw weak. SPOT 1t Sc, July
80 became ssroag and spo, advanced 10 posAr;
soV 70 WIFE reaction followed and the mar.
- c3oeea steady.
CHICAGO hoard 90 TRADE.
eNieAso. June s.--wheas- Quiet. opened The
g.e q Saturdays closing TO 80 hisher. e&ssd
s<lSekc. advanced ssN&s.e. declined r.atlssr.
~ closed ssc lower for luiy. &c for Auruss.
IS ios December than Saturdays close: receipts.
= basheiss shipmeats. ssx.uM
thahk sunp.y-wheat, 2i.Tai 900 bushels. d.
-, sss,oao; corn. i4sis.eao bushsls increase.
% eats. elss.ooo bushels. incrcass, l0a .0oos
- So 900 bushels. decroasc. aa.acn
Closed steady; cash. so'sc: July. 3is&c:
guzs, aissas.ssc.
sn--steady: cash. sss4e; July, srse.
-seadys cash. sSs48ssssc; July. $40.
N. Z. cash, ,lass; July. slaa. sep,sn-
ls s Quiet; cash $780, Jaly. nms: ssp.
We Easy; &ia
ghiaky nsa.
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cTEANKR W. y. MUHRoE.
sKAGrr RIVER RouTR

Leaves Yeaisr's wharf Manday, wednGnday
Taiata n snssn. I:saia9y, ssaavood. III.
kk1x1t CITY, Nj yernon and var perss
Y. ". SMITH. Wastes.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE.
III The ~ aud c. usmos1ious
STEAMER y3FfTS

VIII Yua Ia rsnnexs "a ssth the ssesmSr Icxe.
phsne rem Hatfield saiman fcrk ieavsng -
stsle 90 tuesday. IkaF.aay and SATURDAY a. 6
q Ee. for rnsaa Csty ard Ill way rosafs
Hoad canal. Returning Monday, Wednesday
sd frssAg Fas freight or passage appiy ~
Hasfsesc-so3aan dock. sf "a hr@yt
d. Tk0rTMAx. MaSs~r
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pAclrsc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from seattle % follows.
For san Fraucisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria: As6 p. M tpassengeys received on
board ~ 5 p MI June ?, J. u. IL. 2, a aud
every ave days thereafter.
Fer Alaska. June q. Z, II and -
From San Francisco, for Victoria and PuGet
Sound ports. A. q. m. June 4. p. II. II. -, D.
and every I'VE DAYS thereafter.
Tickets may b. obtained 1t the once Of the
company 1t 0c IN Doeh. seattle.
GOODAII- PERKINS 4 CO.. san Francisco,
II MCMILLAN. Superintendent, Seattle.
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o., 800 Six lots In Moss 6rSs addition.
0i.355-Ftye lets In Moss second addition
Uss0--sGxfH In McNauxhts third asffistou.
~ .r0O-- Mccaiistefs addition, iaaEia0. with
house, chiekca house. well. stable
poultry, etc.
o90 aa Is0O- Lots IN south PARK.
o.O-Lofs kcufivassd land IN the
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T1RxsuxR 1nGE TA8Ix
ssuYs sssrn
rg4vG nrRsve
voneouses. Monday 81 73wnosnd. Thursday
1huxo6ay . ~ aDd Monday III - pm
Yoweoro1 NonAav and SeaTfle. Friday aud
1huyo1ny misright Tuen6ay : 4
eeaxt1e, Tuesday end Tacoma Frfday and
1tsdav.----..--.-.s = - Tuesday - Al
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ESTATE.


Tnsse arc the best valne in the market Very
easy terms
efs 90 osa-Icss Ia the southern addition.
oS5o per orre-~Twentyshree acres eplencit
land Ga pHwamish river
$3.50 pee nere--S.0 sores near South Para.
ulOO per scss--se acres IN sectionT
SMITHS COVE.
osso-tsearvsl los In IRE hxaafisul Pullman
addition. high. Dry and ievea commanding
fns views AID onsy TOUR blocks from dcpoe
SALuON BAY.
81 500 per aere-ss acres Ga south shore IA
eaoa Co sxo-ssassee lots in Gilman Pars.
oaoo 80 sf,soo- Bus aess lots in eisman
esess--F oas lots In BsllAfi ratk
D1ss-Lsis In Ham nssss rxpaax Special tTrne
on eacr<x
RAvENNA SPRINGS.
os.seo-a loss in widsss's addition. easy
ssso-Tsn inss in STATE Park addition
I.ATONA.
ssec-rae corner scsss srcnsiax 90 Spokane
osso-rws sAosee ioss treating on spokane
esss-Ioss On Harrison HsisAss sexiaa
A special Price On ems cs tae beat ssocka
kpxe&
Los ana aersaxe al Blame. Besiinxaara Bar.
rors ArxeisA kAsama end cfays HAfsof
Ranches .na uns<s s.sas in 81 p~rss Of he
state sg~ctsl hsrsasss n snohocsah. kifsan
Nsoon and Chxhats Counties
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-13
THE LATEST.
recorded.

THE Western Union directors have de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend of
~ per cent.
HEAVY rains and floods were reported
throughout New York State on the l 10th.
T. B. WINANs has been nominated for
Governor by the Michigan Democrats
INDIANA Republicans have nominated
Milton Trussler for Secretary of State.
J. +. GODDARD, chairman Of the West
ern Passenger Association, it is an
nounced, will resign.
THE Teutonic, with Chauncey NJ De-
pew and Archbishop Corrigan on board,
arrived at New York on the 10th.
An order has been issued providing
for uniform for the sailors OF the Ger
man navy similar to that worn by the
British seamen.
THE Jewish firms in London have re-
sponded to the Lord Mayors appeal for
the sufferers by the great fire in Salon
lea, Turkey.
The Montgomery (Ala.) Chamber of
Commerce has adopted resolutions
Luc NOuBGE A4dTu
TIE steamship George Welder while
passing through Glacier bay, Alaska,
struck an iceberg. The vessel immedi-
ately began to leak and in twenty min
utes twelve feet of water was found in
the hold. She was beached and the
break in the hull temporarily repaired.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT STONE, of Iowa,
has been instructed to commence man
damus proceedings to compel the adop-
ton OF the joint rate rule against the
following roads: The Iowa Central,
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, Chicago
& Northwestern, Chicago, Milwaukee &
St Paul and the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy.
SECRETARY WINDOW has released SG4-
OOO 900 in bonds since the 21st of August,
paying in advance, in order to relieve
the money market.
AN Indian near Paso del Norte fast
ened his two children in box to keep
them from stealing fruit They died
OK the expiration Of the French
treaties OF commerce, q customs bill
will be introduced in the Chambers fix
ing simple general tariff and giving
the Government the right to increase
the duties on goods from countries that
refuse to grant France economic ad-
vantages-
RETURNS from practically the whole
State of Maine are: Burleigh, 90, 525;
Thompson, ASA Republican MAORI
~, 1871
TIE Senate on the 10th passed the
Tariff bill by a strict party vote OF 40 to
20. A conference committee was ap.
pointed. The House was again unable
70 count . quorum. consequently moth
ing was done
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-HE kOUTHi.

OVER two hundred boys at the two
glass factories in Baltimore, Nd, have
struck for higher wages.
Bon SHELTON, colored, was hanged at
Laurens, S. C., for the murder OF VIII
liam Rayford. The rope slipped on the
first drop and second effort had to be
made.
TEXAS Republicans have nominated
Webb flanagan, OF Henderson, for
Governor.
NINE persons were injured and much
damage done by tornado in jackson
County, W. Va
LILLIAN GRUBD, the we'll known act
ress. died at baltimore, Nd, on the It'll.
The population of the city Of Louis
vile, KY, is given as 16l, 0O5. an in
crease Of 81. 247 in ten years
AT Demassville, KY, Mr.. c. F. Wake
field, q farmer, presumably insane set
fire to his dwelling and fred a shotgun
at his daughter. the shot taking effect
in her shoulder, neck and lack OF her
head. It took some trouble to subdue
him and put him in Jail
DELAWARE Republicans have nomi-
mated Harry Richardson. Of Dover, for
Governor.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1890-09-13

Ina collision between passenger trains
In Lockport. N. Y, both engines and
four cars were wrecked. Baggageman
w. A. Fie ider was instantly killed and
Enginecf Bradley had both legs broken.
: The population OF the State OF Yer
mont rs announced by the census
bureau is So, 205, decrease in ten years
OF 81.
A NEW switchman caused collision
between local New York Central trains
in New York City the other day. One
man was slightly bruised.
YORK REED, q brakeman on the New
York Central road, and Lon Miller, also
railroad man and knight OF Labor,
have been arrested charged with wreck
ing the train of Pullmans near CASTLE
ton, N. Y. Two other arrests have also
been effected.
CONGRESSMAN QUAcKENBUsH has been
renominated by reclamation by the
Eighteenth New York district
THE New Hampshire Prohibition con-
vention met at Concord and nominated
Josiah NJ. Fletcher for Governor and
Rev. Frank X. Chase and Charles NJ.
Thorndike for Congress
JOHN b. ROBINSON has been nomi-
mated for Congress by the Republicans
OF the Sixth Pennsylvania district
THE Republicans Of the Twenty-third
Pennsylvania district have nominated
William A. Stone for Congress.
THE No. 10 elevator at 0gdensburg,
N. Y. burned recently. The loss
reached q total of $500, 900; insurance,
$3.50. 900.