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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Ice Shipments from Richmond.

RroHxoSp. May l6.-The Richmond
Bee reports the following ice shipments
from, that place for the week
The schooner J. II. Leeds loaded Tues
lay at Russell's ice houses ard sailed for
Pbilsielphs with cargo of 669 tons. She
was followed by the Bell O'Neal, which
loaded Wednesday with $50 tons for
Charleston. s c. The Charles l.. Mitchell
sailed Wednesday with COO tons. The l.
J Gaskill is expected TO finish loading to
day. She will be followed by the II. W.
Middleton. The three last named vessels
toek part of their cargoes at the Hodges
Place, finishing at Sterns' Point.
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-. c. IL, IL; Bates. 2.


Special to the kennebec JoufnaI
PrrsrIELp, May l6.-An exciting game
of hall was played this afternoon on the
Institute campus between the Bates OF
Lewiston and the NJ c. Is of this place
The result was q victory for the home nj ie
by a score Of IL to I. Both clubs did ex
cellent work, and large number Of admir-
ers of the game witnessed the sport
Pushor aad Priest were the battery for the
home team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

Lightning struck the barn Of the Athol
brick company this afternoon. destroying it
with contents. also sdjscent houses. Loss,
- 500; insured, o. SO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

SAVANNAH. GA, May ls.-Fire broke
,ut at midnight in the business centre Of
the city and burned four stores. 1t 10 nov
believed to be under control. Loss est
mated ., e25 600; insurance s27 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
English Bark Ashore Add Abandoned

NEWPORT, r. I. May l6 The English
bark Lady of the Lake 10 ashore on Block
island abandoned by crew. who was sent to
New York tonight. The hull has been
sold to Block Islanders for $500 The
vessel was bull in 1873 AZ Economy Points,
N. s., and is 542 tons burden. She be-
longsd in Halifax and had no cargo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
2l75,OOO Fire at ehamokin, Pa.

SHAnokrN. Pa, May l6.-At IL P. NJ.
ERE broke out in the boiler honse Of Neil
son shaft and spread to the breaker which
was also burned. Loss 9I75,00
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

OLprows. May l6.-rhe body Of Geo.
G. Ballard, Who vas drowned .. Sunkhaxe,
last Sunday, vas found Friday. Twenty
boats crews have searched daily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Three Ysass in Prison for Forgery.

Bosros. May Is In the superior cour,
today Judge Thompson sentenced DR.. VIM,
II. Hodgson 10 three years in State prison.
Hedason pleaded guilty to forging tvc
checks on the Greenbriar National Bank
Anderson, W. Va.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Try It Again.
rsneci.l to the Kennebec Journal.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
Barn, May l6.-Fog II the mouth Of the
river compelled the Cottage City to abandon
her trip to Portland. A large party was
aboard. Another attempt will be made TO-
day, weather permitting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
MAJOR PANITZA
And Accomplices on Trial For
Conspiracy Against Bulgaria.
1hiztv.six Drowned BY the Cspsisins
OF . resuy Boat.

SoriA, May l6-The trial Of Msjos Pam
itsa opened here yesterday. Besides Pan.
i'sa. nine other Bulgarian oiacefs. four ci.
Villains and the Russian officer. Captain
kolsbko6. were placed on trial. oil charged
vith conspirins to ovsrsurn the Bulsasiaa
government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Meteorological Report.
May 10. 1870, 500 L. NJ.

Place OF
Sabee~a..vu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

LrvHRxoRE FALLs, Msy l6--J. L Cum
nils Of Livermose Centre, 10 to erect 4
lsses rusk. beg nd sxisasies ease fassssy
haeo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Out 90 the British Aatssioue.

LONDON. May is The Post states that
Cardinal Lsvigene has concluded an agree.
ment with the German East African Con-
psny with view Of the mono ,olisicg Of
Uganda BY Cardinal Lavigene's French
missions to the exclusion ~ far - possible
Of all British missions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Fog Impodss Navigation.

CHATHAM. Mass.. May lS-A dense fog
continued outside ard over the shoais all
day. making navigation over the shoals 81
| most impossible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Running High Jump Record Beaten.

PRoyrDEScE. May ls.-The spring Field
Day Of Brown University Athletic Associa-
tion this afternoon resulted in breaking the
inter collegiate record for running high
Jump bv Barrows pho cleared 5 feet. s Is
inches. heating the record BY half an irch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
FRANKS.
A Brother and Sister Drowned
At Portsmouth, n. 4.
Burned and 1in6led Bodies fakea ifea
The Ashley 1ils.
4 Lynn Man Shot by otssnssr With
out Reason.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H.. May l6 -rhis af
ternoon between four and ave O'Clock thi
city vas visited BY heavy rainsQuall, &C
compAnied BY thunder and lightning
Shortly before the sQuall Clarence W
Rand, son Of Sylvanus Rand Of New Cas-
tie, accompanied BY his sister Josephine
stArts from this city for New Castle IN ,
small row boat.
When abreast the navy yard the boa
was struck BY . squall and overturned ant
both we're drowned. Miss Rand vas q tel
egraph operator. employed at Newbury
port. She left work this morning and re.
turned home for the purpose Of accompany
ing her mother to Lynn to attend the fu-
neral Of an uncle. Yound Rand was about
Is years old and a universal favoeite with
all Of his acquaintances.
Barn Burpsd ct Athol, Mass.
| Lightning struck the barn Of the Athol
brick company this afternoon, destroying |,
with contents. also sdjscent houses. Loss,
- 500; insured, o. SO.
Heavy Storm at aavsrhill.
During the very heavy thunder shower
that passed over this city this afternoon. the
barn belonging to A Sargent was struck
and badly damaged by lightning, Lightning
struck several other places. but no serious
damage resulted. The storm washhe severest
that has visited this vicinity for . long
, time.
Man Killed at New Market Junction.
New Hampshirs.
During q heavy shower, accompanied BY
high wind at New Market Junction, N. H..
| this afternoon, . barn was blown down,
killing II. E. Hurd Who vas inside at the
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Judg sThomas Drummopd Formerly Of
Maine Dead,

CHICAGO. May Is-Judze Thomas
Drummond. ex judge of the United States
circuit court, died today at Wheaton, III,
aged 81. Born in Bristol. Maine, he grad
uated from Bo~doin college in 1880 He
studied Law in Philadelphia. and moved to
Gslena, Ill.,. in 1885. Afterwards lived in
Chicago. In 1884 he retired after being
federal judge "a years.
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6istars Procurss Bonds.

NEw York. Nsy, William II. NJ.
Sistare, broker. furnished bonds today in
the sum Of s45 600 in the suit Of Hecksher
| vs.. Sisiare, and got out Of Jail.
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inflammation Of the Bladder.

POLICEMAN r. y. HEATH. Of Portland Me,
writes For good many years la'e suffered
from Inisns nation OF the Bladder u dates back
10 my army DAYS Physi ians eould noI reliese ny
and few hotties cured me. So well did II work IN
nv case tina, my wife. who was suneiin rom the
sane trouble complicated by other diseases p cui
mr. 4, wom.n iri.d the same Remedy. and was
,smn et.lv cured by the OF only two botfles OF
UVNT.s REMEDY. We are both loud In It's
praise .ro~,
sdg, az the shove facts and that it Was the use OF
W1i yT'S REMEDY that sfsseted cure of 10
dammation of the Bladder IN the ea,e Mrs, ,heatn
Be wisel Use HUNTS hLMEph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
4 Siberian Town DESTROYED BY Flood
aud Fire.

Sr. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE city Of
| Tomsk, Western Siberia has been almost
totally destroyed by food and Are. Many
lives lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Knights OF Honor in National Con-
veptfop

DETROIT. Mich May ls.-The Knights
Of Honor in national convention here
changed the constitution to provide for the
el ction Of Supreme Chaplain, Guide
Guardian and Sentinel from among the
members. A. r Savage Of Maine uaa
elected Supreme Dictator, and J. d. Car
penter of Rhode Island, Supreme Chap
lain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
Chicago Produce Market. ..
CHICAGO, Nay "a.

CHICAGO. Nay 10.
FLoUR-pfioes hrm.
WHKAT- uneasy, No ! eDrtAgs e4Ao41
No 2 red, S4sS4i.
COKS-No 2, IA
OAIs-So 2, 2Ss2st.
Kyk-0uiet .; skASz
BAkLKY-6Sa57.
PokK-at 10 37iAi2 ~.
LAKD-at 9 2Sa 15
BULK AEAT-Shouldsfs, Z -; sAoT M
4 -. ahzff cIaaH 8 20
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Fsrrybost Capsissd-3e Drowned

BERLIN, May l6-A shocking accident
occurred TO day on the river Oder. near
RATHER. The Silesia ferry boat. loaded With
passengers was crossing the river, when Il
suddenly cspsixed. Thirty-si1 Of the pas
sengers were drowned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17
BROTHERHOOD and LEAGUE.
TIE BROTHERHOOD.
Cleveland. Brooklyn and Pittsburg-
No Game at New Yo,k.

At Bosom
Innings 1884 7s9
Clevelands, 4Oo 900 4O2 x-lO
Bcstons, 10 lOOO2 20 O. 4
Hits, Cleveland, l2; Boston, 8. Errors.
Cleveland, 2; Boston, 6. Batteries, Cru
Der and Su,cliffe; K.lroy and Kelly.
At Brooklyn
Innings 1873 5 789
Brookiyns, OO6 o 2OOO o.
Chicagos, 30 8 o 90 90 o. 5
Hits, BROOKLYN, IL, Chicago. 8. Errors,
Brooklyn, 5; Chicago. Z. Batteries, Muir
ply. weyhing and Kinslow; Baldwin and
Farrell.
At Philadelphia =
Innings 1873 5 7S9
Pittsburgs, al 80 l 0 Oil
Phila., O3 5 90 90
Hits, Philadelphia, II; Pittsburg, Is.
Errors, Philadelphia, 8; Pittsburg. 8. Bat
teries, Buffinton, Sanders and Cross; Gal
vim and Carroll.
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ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results whe.
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasai
md refreshing to the taste, and :,
Gently yet promptly on the Kidney.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem efectually, dispeb colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
iuced, pleasing to the taste and &C
.eptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs il for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SKRUP co.
- saw FRANCISCO. CAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-17

THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati aud
Brooklyn.

At Boston,
| Innings l23 8 s Z 50
| Chicsgos, 2 5000 2x-5
| Bostons, 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 0
Hits. Chicage~7; Boston, 2. Errors,
Chicago. 3; Boston, 4 Batteries, Hutch
inson AMI Kittredge Nichols and Bennett.
At New York -
Innings 1913 8 s. 7S9
Clevelsnds, 3 20 0 D 00x- 8
New York, 900 OOlOO O.
| Hits. New York, 4; Cleveland, Z. Er.
rors, New York 3; Cleveland. 2. Batter
les. Welch and Mlrphy; Beatin and Zim-
mer.
| At Philadelphia -
| Innings l23 4 5 s SO
Cincinnatis. 90 ~ 0 0 o s. 3
Philadelphia, 0 l 900 900 o.
Hits, Cincinnati, 10; Philadelphia 4. Er
rors, Cincinnati, 2; Philadelphia, 4 Bat
teres, Rhines and Baldwin; Gleason and
| Schriver
At Brooklyn
Innings 12346 789
| Brooklyn, 8 o 20 0 o o. 6
Pittsburgs, o l 0 90 O. 8
| Hits, Brooklyn, 8; Pittsburg, s. Errors.
Brooklyn, 8; Pi,tsburg, 3. Batteries, Car
ruthers and Clark; Baker and Wilson.
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SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather Indications for the Next ~
Hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer, 7
WAsHINGroS, May II, A. M.
Fur New England: Rain, variable winds
temperature.
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ANOTHER ROW, PERHAPS,

Gu1Nan 0laDO0 Buying Arms 70 1nvado
His Native Country.
N1w Yoax. Nov. 2.-From present indioa-
tions another South American revolution ID
promised. Private advices received In this
city state that Guxman Blanoo, ex-presi-
dent of Venesuela, 10 in Antwerp
buying arms with which TO equip his
followers for an invasion Of his native
country, 6enor Blanco has bean living in
Europe for number Of years. in fact, ever
since it was developed by his defeat for re-
election to the presidency that his power in
venezuela Was at an end. An opsn rupture
between him and the present Venezuelan
II was tactitly understood that be could mot
with safety return to the scene Of his
former triumphs.
Now, according to ssnor Don Carlos r.
rex, who has Just arrived from Venezuela,
this secret misund nderstandinQ has been made
public through an open letter published BY
President Palacios. This letter is addressed
TO "Guznan Blanco, former president OF
the republic, "and is = severe arfaignment Of
BlancO's course while chief executive Of
the country. II states, among other thinas,
that Blanoo alone is responsible for
tho humiliotinR position in which
Venezuela now finds herself IN relation TO
the territorial dispute with England and
condemns without stint OF words the rights
granted By Blanoo to the government Of
Great Britain.
It 10 in response to this open letter, news
ago, that he is supposed to have made his
visit to Antwerp for the purpose Of prepar-
ing to take active measures against his Rd-
vorsaries.
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Yonkers Has Mystery Which Re-
calls the Crime Charged
to Birchall.
Another Wealthy Nnglishman Be-
neved to Have Been Lured
to His Death
4 Supposed Suicide Who Nav Have Net
Death at the Hands Of His
Nephew.

NEw Yoax, Nov. 2.-The Birohall-Ben-
we'll case has found a parallel in the alleged
4nicido Of . wealthy Englishman at Yonk-
=. Benwell Nas lured to this country by
&irchall, robbed and murdered, it will be
surrendered. The Yonkers case promises
p be even more mysterious. James e.
1dkar, wealthy London druggist who had
been induced to come to this country, has
neen found dead and penniless in Yonk-
- hotel. To-day Captain Menein, of that
city. applied to the New York police depart
mont for assistance on the case, and In
apector Byrne detailed two of his most COM
pAtent men for the task Of unraveling th 9
Mystery. The old gentleman was known to
have received 81, eco two weeks ago, and yet
When found in the hotel mot dollar was
a his person. In the room was a note to
tAe proprietor signed with the assumed
nAme Of George smith," asking pardon
~ the Inconvenience he was causing, and
141ing the inhumanity of few persons
h1d driven him 60 death. Percy III. sum-
NOR, q New York broker, identified the body
- that of James p. Edgar.
The strange conduct Of George III. Edgar.
ansphew Of the dead man, and his subse.
quent disappearance, coupled with the fact
that the valise carried by the En9lishman
y missing and the absence of any bottle or
TASK which could have contained poison,
re the chief points upon which the theo-
Eies and operations Of the police are based.
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THIS WAS PRETTY MEAN.
Discharging Conductor Who Had saved
Several Lives.

Discharging Conductor Who Had saved
severslsI lsIivss.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Gus Freuenberger. q
North side street car conductor, has been
discharged by President Charles T. Yerkes
after seventeen years Of continuous service
in the employ Of that corporation. A
couple of weeks ago the brakes Of tho car
Of which FreuenberRer was the conductor
broke while descending m incline towards
thu river. The bridge was open. There vsrs
eleven passennsm On ~ 1nss Tho condnskOr
saw that instant death faced them. BY So
perhuman effort he managed to got them
out. The last man, who was asleep, he
dragged out by the collar when the front
wheels Of the car were within half foot Of
the b, ink of the river and the horses had
actually gone down into tho Shiny stream,
Instead OF rewarding him for his heroism,
the company demanded from him an
amount equivalent to the market price Of
the two drowned horses, and upon his re-
fusal discharged him instanter. There is
talk of raising public subscription for
him.
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Nickel for Armor Plate.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-During the past
week thirty-four carloads Of nickel orc
from Canada have been received at the
navy yard and are awaiting the further
disposition Of the ordnance department..
The ore is in the rough just a. it
came from ths mines. II will have
to be smelted and will be kept
in the navy yard until arrange
ments for the separation Of nickel from the
baser elements are made. The nickel will
probably be used for the tests now going
on. Looking to its most extensive use q
an alloy for armor plate. Az the quantity
reduced. there il enough metal to last some
time.
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pany with CLANCY, the sub-sheri1 Of Dub
lin. They dined at the house Of Timothy
Healy. Then they boarded the yacht St:
Patrick, commanded BY Capt. Michael
Murphy, and set sail for France. They
were becalmed for several days and ran
several narrow escapes Of being discovered
by English revenue cutters. The Royal
yacht Adelaide from Falmouth lay close BY
In one of the calms, and tho fugitiyes could
zee her crew Watching the st. Patrick.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The original package houses are closing
at Topeka, Kan. Only one remained OMEN
at noon Saturday. Judge Caldwsll's de
cision i received with joy by prohibition
ists.
Ths weekly bank statement shows, no
serye. increase, e696, $50; specie, decrease,
~, 10y; deposits, decrease. q, ~, 400. The
quiremeuts Of the 26 per cent. rule.
The LAks house at Stasbuok, Ninn., was
burned Friday night. Two children Of tho
propeistoe. e. p. Byhes, vere burned to
death: Two others wefe burned % badly
tha1 they ase ma expoeted 70 live.
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Clinasr was also injured but not seriously.
The riot started In drunken brawl. In
the mslep several sAots were exchanged be-
tween the police and the riotsrs,
and over . doasu psrlons were more
OF less hurt: Two hundred engaged IN the
clans were attending thirteen Of thoee IN
iured. Several OF Tie rioters are in FAT.
The AQht began BY the o6ioers attempting
% dispsrse crowd which gathered after
tho adjournment OF political meeting,
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Forty-Tive Years in He'd.

WI1LrxANTYNE, Conn.,, Nov. 2.--Miss
Lizzie 0. Smith. widely known a. s'the
Modern Martyr" died in this city to-day.
She was born at Eastford, Conn.,, In 1882.
She was unusually vigorous and active until
II years old when she was prostrated by q
violent cold, which made her helpless i'm
valid. She was confined to her bed for
nearly forty-fiye years.
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LOOKS Rad ron BALroUR.

Result Of the Municipal Elections In Eng
land and Wales.
LONDON, Nov. 2-Municipal elections
were held in England and Wales yesterday.
The results turned ON politics. Tho ooll-
servatives gained 50 and the liberals 81 seats.
The labor candidates won some seats
from the conservatives.
The Chronicle says: "The results mako
. bad outlook for the government and show
what will happen in event Of an appeal to
the country.o
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Wor.h,p Und.r Dimcu,t,...

CoNsrANT1NoPLE. Nov. IA crowd Of Ce-
phalonians forced their way into the Greek
church at Galetea to-day and performed
their devotions by themselves in the alb
sence Of the priest to protest against the
recent general order closing the Greek
church. The police offered resistance bat
Welded to the people.
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A Spanish Consul Gets MAD.

KEY West. Fla. Nov. 2.-The Spanish
consul, of this city, who was last week a.
saulted BY some Cuban refugees, has written
q formal notice TO the mayor that be has
closed and sealed his office until the United
States government gives sufficient auaran-
tee to Spain that the oonsulate'will obtain
the privileges due toit. The yefuaees azo In
very excifablo condition. = i
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HYACINTHE'S IDEAS.

He Wants France to Make . Fight Against
Clericalism. -
PARIS, Nov. 2.-Pere Hyacinthe to-day
commenced a campaign against clericalism
in his own church with vociferous ad-
dress. He said that the republic was firmly
established, but after its leaning toward
atheism there was now danger Of it's laps
ing into clericalism. Tho pupils Of Jesuits,
he said, were beginning to swarm into
military colleges and the republic threatens
to become clerical government after the
most bigoted pattern Of the South Ameri-
can republics. He thought this due to the
republicans shutting their eyes to the power
of religion in society, and he advocated
national churches and the rejection Of the
authority Of the pope. allowing priests to
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The Pot Rubbliu. a. Rl.m.rck.

B1s,GAnnK. N. D.. Nov. 2.-[Special.l-
Bismarck was last night:the political hotbed
of North Dakata. The Mckenzie and
Pierce factions hold two big mass meetings
and half dozen brass bands paraded the
streets. There was enthusiasm, fireworks.
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Founding . New City.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-The big packers, Ar
mour, Swift and Morris, have Just pur
chased 10000 acres Of land at the foot Of
Lake Michigan, across the line in Indiana,
and will move their establishments there.
u ,s expected tnat city OF a5OOOO people
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Cannot Servo Two Governments.

Cannot Servo Two GOvernments.
PARIS, Texas, Nov. "A bill disfranchis-
ing any member Of the Choctaw Indians,
either by blood, adoption or marriage into
tribe, who has taken, or may hereafter
take the oath Of allegiance to the governh
ment OF the United states has passed bot
houses and received the approval Of the
governor.
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Preparinr Tor raPowwovv.

PIxRRE, 8. D., Nov. IA big band of
Sioux Indians is camping mp the Bad river.
preparing for big Indian dance and pow
WOW. An emissary from Standing Rock il
among them for the purpose Of instructing
them on the coming of the new messiah.
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r. +. spencer Dead,

CH1cAoo. Nov. 2.-F. F. Spencer, vice
president Of the Hibbard-Spencer- Bartlett
company, and ono Of tho best known hard
ware men In the country, dasd last night,
aged 78.
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Seventy Yards ia 7l.2 secont,.

seventy xef0s In LIZ 6eC0ndA
NEW YoRK, Nov. 2.-At tho athletic meet
ing In Madison square last night, Luther n.
Carey. Of Princeton, ran from the scratch
In the first trial heat Of the seventy yards
race, in ~ seconds, thus beating the
worlds record Of nine and three-fifths Sec
onda
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An Editor Attempts su,c,a..

An E0ItOr Attempts Suicide.
KNoxvnLE. Tenn, Nov. 2.--Col. John N,
Fleming, until recently editor Of the Knox
vile Evening Sentinel. made futile at
tempt to commit suicide this afternoon bv
stabbing himself several times With 4
pocket knife. Il il said he had been on
spree. '-3-'