The Dickinson press., 1890-11-29
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/ THU 6HevlI lES.
The Chicago Tin Plate company. with
a capital stock Of $3.50, 900, has Secured
q corporation license at Springfield, Ms.
A resident of C~olerain, Pa, saws he
was turned out of house and home nv
his wife because he didn't vote to please
her. ~
1t is announced that the Austrian
postmaster general proposes to take
over to the state the telephone service in
Vienna.
James Milton Smith, ex-governor of
georgia n Judge of the supreme court
for the circuit, died Tuesday at Colum.
bus, Ga.
An epidemic of suicide prevails in
Paris. The average in October wa six
q day, and N day the record was
eighteen. ~
MI. II. p. Shillaber, the humorist and
poet, who is better known to the world
as Mrs; Darlington, is dying at his home
in Chelsea, Mass.
Professor Holden, Of the Lick observa-
tory, is said to have discovered on the
moon parallel walls 200 feet thick on
top, and about 1900 feet apart.
Unfayorable news has been received
IN Amsterdam from the wal in Su-
matra, where the Dutch are making no
Roadway against the Atcheenese.
The decoration of the blue parlor, the
hlstoflcal private reception room of the
executive masion at Washington h1s
oeen completed at a cost of $4,000.
~ Is believed that Archbishop Walsh,
OF Dublin. who has been summoned to
rome will be raised to a %cardinalate
concurrently with the elevation of Mgr.
Stonor.
President Stearns, of the Cherokee
Strip Live Stock association, saws the
strip will be vacated Dec. l in accord
ance with the agreement made with the
government.
Or: Kopp, the prince bishop Of Bres-
lau Is of aiding the Prussian
by prohibiting the use of the German
language In public worship.
Winter weather now prevails along
q upper Hudson valley. Snow fell
saturday night n the ground is COW
e!ed. At points throughout the Cats
Kills 1t Is from two to four inches deep.
Ice has formed on interior ponds and
skating has begun.
a.; Stanley Brown succeeds O. d.
LUDLOW as private secretary to Secre-
tary Rnsk, of the department of agricul-
tnre. Mr.. Brown, whose wife was
Miss Garfield, lately returned from a
summers tour of duty in California.
st. Petersburg dispatches report that
no emigration is to be permitted in fu-
tufe WITHOUT the sanction OF the minis
ter OF ~ interior: Emigrants to Sibe-
ria are to receive land in perpetuity and
small grants will be made to assist
them.
During October past 46, 1857 immi-
gIants came to this country against &c.
WI N October, 1889. Germany supplied
lo,ll9, England aud Wales Gill, Ire
land 4,t!1 Italy 6,59a, Sweden and
Norway 4,502, hungary 2,512, ana Hol-
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro states
that President Da Fonseca has under
consideration a renewal Of arrange
ments for the p~ensioning of ex-Emperor
Dom Pedro, who, however, will not be
permitted under any circumstances, to
return to Brazil.
A dispatch from Rome saws that
Slgnor Crispi, encouraged by his signal
successes III Sundays election, proposes
to take radical measures against ire
dentist asitation and also against an
tagonlstlc influences proceeding from
the Vatican.
A bottle picked up on the beach at
Marblehead Neck, Sunday, contained
a Slip Of paper on which was the follow
Ing: "Foundered at sea-Bark Water
Witch, 10 Sept, so. Forward to IL
Bow street, London. Adrift in a boat,
ten lost. (signed.) A. Carter"
The president has appointed a COM
MISSION to select a sight for q govern
ment dry dock at some point on the
Gulf OF Mexico. The commission con-
slsts OF Capt. L. NJ. Bunce. U. S. n,
president; Gol: G. B. Comstock, corps of
engineers, u. S. A.; Sidney Perham, of
Lieut.. R. NJ. q. Brown, q. S. N.
Gen. Booth, of the Salvation Army,
has begun a stumping tour of the prov.
lnces in advocacy of his scheme for the
relief OF the poverty stricken masses of
England. He has met with a gratifyinp
reception thus far, and has collected lib.
eral sums for the cause. At Bradford
the amount contributed was $15, 900 and
much enthusiasm was manifested.
The vote in Price county, Wisconsin.
was so close that tho Democratic candi.
dates demanded and obtained u recount.
The recount increased the majority Of
those of the Republican county officers
whose election has been claimed by the
Republican committee and also elects
two Republicans who were believed to
be defeated.
Hon. John Lind, of New Ulm, and
George Thompson, of St. Paul, have
been named as additional members
from Minnesota of the Pan-American
committee. The committee will meet
in New York, Dec. 6, for the purpose of
arranging for a pan-Republic congress
to meet some time during the Column
bian exposition. The object of the con
gress is to draw the republics into closer
relations to one another.
The Marquis of Lorne has not only in
sisted on going into politics, hugely to
the disgust of the Prince of Wales and
other members of the royal family, but
he is doing it in a way that adds to the
bitterness Of the blow to his elevated
kinsfolk. He has developed a genuine
anti-lrish mania, and whatever influence
he may possess will certainly 30 to bring
the reigning house into dislike with
their Hibernian subjects.
p. T. Burnum Nearing His END.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov. 25.-Not-
withstandidg reports to the contrary,
P. T. Barnum is still u very sick man,
and his condition excites the alarm of
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