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The morning call., 1890-10-23
Murderer Convicted

PARIS Texas, Oct. %. = Tonight the
jury in the case of the United States VS..
Tom Moore, charged with murder. returned
a verdict of guilty. May 25, 1889, Charles
Palmer was waylaid and killed near Gaddo,
Ariz. Moore was suspected Of the crime
and arrested A remarkable chain of cir
cumstantial evidence was brought to show
his guilt. Strong motives were developed,
one of which was to secure the property IN
Palmer's possession and another to hide
what was believed to be another murder and
RoIharu
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Captain Zulnskl's Orders.

WASHINGTON, O,t 22-By direction of
the Secretary of War the order relieving
Captain Edmund l.. Zalnski. Fifth Artil-
lery, from the duties assigned him under
Paragraph 2, Special Orders No. 134, June
9, 1890. from this Office, to take effect No.
vember /, 1880. is SO amended as to relieve
him from said duties to date December 10,
1850, and he viii then proceed. via Fort
Riley, Kans., to join his battery, b, at the
Preside OF San Francisco, Cal.
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The Father Mathew Ce.ebratiou.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-As part of
the Father Matthew celebration banquet
was given tonight in honor of Cardinal
Gibbon and Archbishop Ryan. When the
Cardinal was leaving he addressed the
Father Matthew Club, saying: "You are
the jewels of religion; the gems Of the
church; the gospel and practice" He then
gave his benediction to those present and
the temperance movement.
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A Chinese Evil.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-Simultaneously
with the remarkable haul of white female
opium-smokers in New York yesterday, the
trials occurred here yesterday of the cases
of opium JOINT keepers. Judge Hare, inti-
mating that this evil was Introduced by
Chinese. said, in ser fencing the prisoners,
that the Court was sorry to see the habit OBJ
tain the same hold upon Americans that it
has upon the OrientalS, and every man found
smoking should be severely punished
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BERLIN, Oct. 22-The Reichsanzeiger pub
fishes an explanation of the origin of The re-
cent report that the German Administration
at Bagamoyo had issued a decree authorizing
slavery. 1t seems that Arabs sent petition
to the Germans, asking that facilities be
given them for the sale OF their slaves, on
the ground that otherwise they would be un-
able to cultivate their devastated lands. In
some way a copy of the petition became
posted as proclamation. and upon this
were based the false accusations.
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Results at Lexington.

LEXINGTON, Oct. 22.-First race, four ard
half furlongs, Canto won, Eli Kindige Sec
ond Miss Bowling third. Time, 0:53h
Second race, one mile, Pullman won, Con-
signee second, Fannie b third. Time, :46.
Third race, one mile, Hopeful won, Gul-
mare second, The Moor third. Time. l :49A
Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles,
Twilight won. Bette Selden second, Coler-
ain third. Time, :594.
Fifth race. one ana an eighth miles, Ma
jor Tom won. Tenacity second, Sallie Byrnes
third. Time, 300.
The sixth race was declared off.
The morning call., 1890-10-23
University Gifts

ITHACA IN. ", Oct. 22.-At meeting of
Cornell University Trustees to-day, Henry
w. Sage added 100000 to a previous gift of
100000 for a Department of Philosophy.
Sage's gifts to the university now aggregate
more than S1,000.000. The Presidents re-
polt showed 1914 students in actual attend
ance, an increase over any previous year.
The Treasurer's report shows an income Of
100000. Among the Trustees recently
elected is Andrew Carnegie.
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The Weather Eureau.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The following
special bulletin las been issued: The mod
crate cyclonic disturbance noted last night
south of Louisiana has diminished some
what and is now over Alabama. The storm
center noted at the same time north of Mon
tana has moved iuto the Dakoias, with
southeasterly movement. These two storms
appear likely to unite over the lake region.
causing ram over the greater portion of the
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Ths Frannh Tariff Rill-

PARIS, Oct. 22-In the new Tariff Bill to
be issued to the Deputies Saturday, fax
and hemp are made free from duty. Agri-
cultural products are placed on two cate
gories-the first consisting of cereals, live
stock and meat, and going under the maxi
EIum tariff, implying that they cannot be
included in any treaty; all other products
go under the minimum tariff, and, being
available for treaty purposes, several Dep
uties intend to demand the suppression Of
the minimum category.
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Fled & Co.'s Creditors.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-A meeting of the cred
itors of James II. Field & Co., the bankers
who recently fled the country, was held to-
day. The Receiver pronounced the total
amount received from the assets of the firm
at $50. The meeting adopted a suggestion
thRt the creditors subscribe fund for the
purpose If proving their title to $1,000, against
which draft has been drawn and presented
for payment in New York, but the payment
stopped
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Silver vsin piscoverea in wlscapsip.

WEST SUPERIOR (Wis.), Oct. 22.-Much
excitement has been preeipitated over the
finding of vein of silver about two miles
from Fond du Lac and the news that
number of Superior people have become in-
terested in scheme 10 develop the mine.
The land on which the vein is discovered is
situated Oh an island, and is owned by j. B.
Scoville. A party Of Duluth and Superior
spectators, with two experienced explorers,
further tests of the quality and extent of the
vein. A sample taken from the island by
Scoville has been examined by experts and
pronounced a good grade of silver.
The morning call., 1890-10-23
FRIG HTENED AERONAUTS.
Three Frenchmen Narrowly Escape a Dread
frl Eta

ful Fate.
PARIS, Oct 22.-Three aeronauts, named
Wales, Lelige and Truelle, have just met
with an exciting adventure which nearly
had fatal termination. They left the gas
works at La Yillette at o'clock yesterday
afternoon in their balloon, Mozart, tend
ing, after brief ascension, to return again
to ground, just outside the Notifications,
When they reached an altitude Of 5000
yards a hurricane came on which drove the
balloon furiously to the northeast. For two
hours the aeronauts had a dreadful time
After dark they found themselves above
Bourey $50 miles from Paris; then they're
solved to land at all risks.
The anchor was thrown out, but II broke
loose. The wind pressure drove out the gas
and the airShip burst. RAPIDLY it fell, and
finally struck the earth with terrific force
It then reboundcd suddenly and threw out
Lelige, who struck some telesraph-wires in
his descent to the ground. He was rendered
insensible by the shock. His companions
were also thrown out. and fell distance of
fifteen feet.
The morning call., 1890-10-23
NO COMPROMISE.

National League Committee Refuse to Confer
With Brotherhood Ball-Players
NEW YORK, Oct. 22-The baseball con-
ference Is at standstill tonight. When
the committees convened to-day the league
and association people were surprised to
find the Players League Committee had
been increased by the addition of three men,
bers of the brotherhood. Mr. Thurman re-
fused to call the meeting to order unless
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State Taxes on Express Compapies.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 22-The last State
Legislature enacted a law providing for the
taxation of all express companies doing
business in the State over rented or leased
lines, the tax being 81 on every 500, re-
eeived or charged for carrying freight within
the State. The Pacific Express Company
resisted and made test case. To-day
Judges Phillips and Caldwell of the United
States Circuit Court declared the law valid.
The morning call., 1890-10-23
Ths Assassins of Chief Hennessev

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Acting Chief
OF Police Jourmel and Chief OF Detectives
Malone say that the work of the police in
the Hennessey assassination case is about
finished; that the guilty parties are un-
doubtedly under arrest, and the evidence to
substantiate this is already in possession of
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2 T importance Crusade.

LAWRENCE (Kaus.), Oct. 22.-The ladies
of the local Womans Christian Temperance
Union endelvored to-day to induce Henry
Fritzel to close his original package house
BY holding hourly prayer meetings therein.
Fri.Zel was obduraJe, however, and would
not close up. The ladies propose TO keep
up the crusade from day to day.
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tie officers. There may be few more un-
important corroborative facts to be picked
up, but the police are satisfied with the evil
dence they have. Next Tuesday is the day
fixed upon when the detectives will be
ready to begin examining the fifteen men
now under arrest Four of these are
charged directly with the murder, while the
others are charged with being ace essories
both before and after the act
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Murderer Reprieved.

COLUMBUS Ohio, Oct. 22.-Henry Popp.
who murdered Moritz Greather, saloon
keeper at Canton, Ohio, April 2d, and was to
have been executed at the State Prison last
night, has been reprieved until November
9th. Popp had prepared q dying state
ment, in which he attributed the crime to-
drink, and claimed he was irresponsiole at
the time.
The morning call., 1890-10-23
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.

The E ection of Grand Officers Assigned for
Friday.
PITTsBURG Pa.) Oct. 22.-The delegates
to the International Brotherhood Of Lomo-
motive Engineers visited the Pennsylvania
railroad shops at Altoona, Pa, to-day, and
in consequence no session was held. The cleo
tion of grand officers will take place Friday.
1t is stated on reliable authority that new
office will be created. First Grand Assist
ant Chief, T. S. Ingram, will be reelected,
as also will Second Assistant Deloss Ever
EFT. 1t is likely the new Office will be that
of third assistant 1t is believed the fedora
tion scheme has been defeated.
The morning call., 1890-10-23
q oaarrel EBds IN D uble Tragedy

KEwAUNEE CWis.), Oct 22.-AIbert Luder-
meyer, young farmer, quarreled with his
bride Of few weeks in regard to the guam
tity of potatoes they should put in for the
winter. Ludermeyer grew insanely angry,
and seIzipg a Winchester shot her dead. He
then put the muzzle of his rifle to his own
head and blew his brains out.
The morning call., 1890-10-23
Wheat MnYnments.

by trade papers to the fact that the exports
of wheat from the Atlantic ports to Europe
the present season are over 100000 BUSH
els less than last season for the correspond
ing period. Notwithstanding that fact
whe at sells at 81 05 and 81 06 against SO 10
"a cents one year ago.
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Barruudia's Son-in.Law.

New YORK, Oct. 22.-Ramon Bengochea,
General Barrunda's son-in-law, left sud-
denly for Mexico to-day. He said he had
been called to Oaxaca, where his wife and
the rest of the family of Barrunda are liv-
ing. He declined 20 state whether the call
was due to any political measure by the
Government of Guatemala.
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SAFE of the Unca Herald Plant.

UTICA IN. ", Oct 22.-The Utica Herald
plant was sold here to-day by an order Of
the Supreme Court. The entire plant with
the entire franchises and privileges was sold
for $4,000. 1t was bid In in the interest of
creditors of the firm of Ellis H. Roberts e.
Co. 1t is understood that Roberts will
continue in the capacity of literary manager
Of the Herald Company.
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John H pc Liberia ed.

New YORK, Oct. %. - John Hoae, who
was implicated in the robbery of the Man.
haitian Savings Bank with his father, James
Hope, was liberated from Sing Sing Prison
to-day upon pardon from Governor Hill.
He says he will go to South America and
join his father in the cattle business there.
The morning call., 1890-10-23
Enund 0aad

LEAvENwoRTH (Kans.). Oct. 22-An in
mate of The Soldiers Home, named Foster,
was found dead on the reservation this
morning under a rapid transit treste. 1t is
supposed he was overtaken by a dummy
traiE and either jumped or was thrown off
by the train.
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Restrictions on Live Stock.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-Secretary Rusk
said to reporter to-day that he was re-
ceiying encouraging reports of progress
from J. II. Sanders, special agent TO Great
Britain. relative to the removal of British
restrictions upon the importation of Ameri-
can live stock.
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Cardinal Alimouda living.

ROME, Oct. 22-Cardinal Cajetar Alimon-
da. Archbishop of Turin, is dying. Cardinal
Alimonda was among the number of those
who entered the Sacred College May u, 1879,
they having been the first elevated to the
high office by Leo XIII. At the time of his
elevation lie was Bishop of Albenga, sea-
port city Of Italy, f0rty-four miles south
west Of Genoa,
The morning call., 1890-10-23

ROME, Oct, 22,-The Pope to-day gave
audience to the Archbishop of Bahia, who
prayed that the Pope would grant the Cath
olics of Brazil religious liberty similar to
that enjoyed Dy The Catholics OF America.
The Pope promised to comply with the re-
oupSt
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HIS SKULL SPLIT OPEN.
Terrible Murder of Resident Of a Chicago
Suburb

CHICAGO, Oct. pa terrible crime was
committed tonight at Desplaines, little
village several miles west of this city.
Michael Brazell, one of the Oldest and best
known residents of this place was found
lying in his yard with his skull split open
with an ak. His pockets had been slit with
knife and all the valuableS distracted, ap-
paIently showing that the motive of the as
sailants was robbery. A large posse of
citizens is searching fol- the murderers, who
are supposed TO be three tramps who have
been seen around the village for several
days
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seysntf.Day Baptists.

Chicago, Oct 22.--The seventieth gem
eral council of the Seventh-day Baptists of
the United States began here to-day with
delegates present representing seventy-fve
congregations. Rev. G. Ii. Babcock was
chosen President and L. A. Piatts Secretary
The morning call., 1890-10-23
California Pruues.

NEW YORK, Oct ga crop of rumors
being in circulation recently with reference
to the unsatisfactory curing of certain
grades of California prunes, the CONNER
cial Bulletin takes occasion to say that pop
ular brands represented by local commits
sion firms are giving general satisfaction.
The morning call., 1890-10-23

NEW York, Oct. 22.-Berserker's tips on
Elizabeth: First race. Granite or Monroe;
second. Yosemite or Forerunner, third,
Riley or Badge; fourth, Mamie b or Sir
John; fifth, AL Farrow or Veronica; sixth,
FitZroy or Aurora,
The morning call., 1890-10-23
A Faial Fire

NEW YoRK. Oct. 23-In a tenement
house fire early this Thursday morning
an Italian was burned to death and Police
man McCann was probably fatally injured
while reseuing other inmates.
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t. sbpt OFF Amsrican Fx,orts

BERLIN, Oct. 22.-It is reported that Off
cial inquiries are being made to ascertain
whether goods which hitherto have been
obtained from America can be imported from
other countries
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Sneclal RaiIrnad Rates

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-The Transcon,inental
Association wrangled all day over commits
sions and divisions on round-trip, tourist
and special excursion rates, but adjourned
without decisive action.
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The Camperdow q Ipiur d Sailors

LONDON, Oct. %. Her Majesty's ship
CamperdoIn sailed from Scarborough for
Portsmouth to-day for the purpose Of plac-
ing in the hospital the men injured by he
slipping of the anchor cable while the ship
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.- California pen
sions-Edmund A. Wallazz, San Francisco /;
Aaron S. Behymer, Los Angeles; James w.
MacIntire, Visalia; William w. G. Ceiling
ham, Santa Barbara; Emily W., widow Of
Richard Ii. Alexander, Los Angeles.
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was preparing to put 10 sea from Scarbor-
ough during the recent heavy gale. Other
vessels of the fleet which were also COM
PEELED to slip their anchors to escape drag
ging them and going ashore are awaiting
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Grand Duke Nicholas Condition.

-"1-~ i 11I0 ''VI1O-Hs oO-l1II-lct'
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 22.-The condition
of Grand Duke Nicholas, uncle of the Gar,
who was seized with a sudden mania during
the recent army maneuverS, has become
critical.
The morning call., 1890-10-23

MELBOURNE, Oct. % The Executive
Committee of the striking dockmen here
has sent a cable message to London, saying
the strike has not ceased. The men will
not give way. and there is no doubt of the
ultimate success Of the strikers.
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COWARDLY CRIME.

Farmer and His Wife Fatally Stabbed by
a STRANGER
PORT Huron (Mich.), Oct 22.-Last night
a man named Pellet called at the house of
John O'Hara, a wealthy farmer, and asked
for drink of water, aud while
OHara's back was turned getting it,
Pellet stab bed him. Mrs. O'Hara inter
fered and was also stabbed. The neghbors,
hearing the noise, rushed in, but PelIett es-
capped Both MIR. and Mrs. O'Hara will die
Rob berry was undoubtedly the object of the
ruffian
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 22-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has awarded gold medals TO the
members OF the Evanston Qll.) life-saving
crew for heroism in rescuing shipwrecked
seamen last yeaI.
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American Humane Society.

NASHVILLE Uenn.), Oct %. The
American Humane Society began meet
ing here to-day. The annual reports showed
a good progress.
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WILL BE DISMISSED.
Tho Pension Agent at fittsburg Refuses ts
EiIe New Rnnds

WASHINGTON, Oct. PA new Pension
Agent at Pittsburg Will probably be ap-
pointed by the President tomorrow. The
appropriation act for the payment of in-
valid and other pensions for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1891, provided
among other things that Pension
The morning call., 1890-10-23
THE SAN QUENTIN ESCAPES.
Thorn and shinn on Their Way to Their Old
Prison Quarters

CHICAGO, Oct. 22-Charles H Thorn
and George Shinn were started back to CAL
ifornia tonight over the western road, in
charge of two California officers. They
were heavily ironed, and both shackled to
the seats of the railway coach in which
they were to make the journey. They
are the pair arrested in Chicago
week ago. after period of liberty
succeeding their daring escape from San
Quentin Prison in 1887. Shnn took his re-
turn cooly, but Thorn. who is under SEN
tence for life, seemed broken-hearted He
protested earnestly that since his escape he
has lived honestly ana would have continued
to do so. The Californian officers suspect
the two men to have been concerned in
some of the many robberes which have
occurred since they escaped. Shinn and
Thorn deny this emphatically. Thorn
says convict who was in prison with them
whose term has since expired saw them in
Chicago a while ago and notified the San
Quentin officials. This, he says, is how
the capture came about.
The morning call., 1890-10-23

ATLANTA. Oct. 22.-The Sheriff of Coffee
County late tonight called on Governor
Gordon for troops 10 suppress a riot of ne
groes against whites Four men are said to
have been killed. There are no particulars.
The morning call., 1890-10-23
Herbert Rismarck's Engagement

BERLIN, Oct. D. - Count Herbert Bis
marck became engaged to Countess Anne
Conradine Berthe Platen, aged II years,
while he was visiting at Riga lately.
The morning call., 1890-10-23

LONDON, Oct. 22.-Davitt repeats his
charges that 1oare, the British Consul at
New York, hired Red" McDermott to work
up the dynamite scare in England.
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Deryishes Reuulsed

SUAKDf, Oct. "a party OF Dervishes,
who were raiding cattle were to-day at
tackled by Egyptian cavalry. Seven Der
wishes were killed and number wounded.
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U
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 22.1The latest re-
ports from the gold district IN the Arbuckle
Mountains, Chickasaw nation, are TO the
effect that several carloads of rich quartz
have been taken out The company will
put stock on the market at once. Senator
Taber of Colorado, to whom specimens were
sent, pronoulces it the richest quartz he
ever SAW.
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BEATEN BY BURGLARS.
A Kansas City Woman Severely Injured by
Two Ruffians

Two Rufians
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 22-Two burglars en-
tered the house of Morton Birmingham, a
rich contractor. tonight. Mrs. Birmingham
sprang out of bed and grappled with one Of
them. but was beaten and choked into un-
consciousness. A revolver in the hands of
the otner man kept Birmingham quiet while
his pal ransacked the house, securing a
small sum Of money. Mrs. Birmingham's s
Injuries are severe
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UTERINE PAINS

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PERSONAL

ToLsroI's latest crusade is wsged against to-
bacco and alcohol.
MINISTER PHELPS viii sail for q short visit to
this country on Sept. -.
COMMISSIONERS RAUx IS short. keen looking,
Of medium weight and bald on the top of hts
head
SIR HENRY IsAAcs, lord mayor OF London.
has two deaf aud dumb daughters. both
grown up
TIE Danish Kings crown is worth s135 900.
the Queens crown 81: 500, and the sword of
state $4,000.
LUZ DE DEsENDo, a Rio Janeiro jewe!er, has
bought from Dom Pedro for SGO,0 900 the jewels
OF the deceased empress
Z. A. HosMER, of Great Darlington, Mass,
who was recently elected President OF the
American college. Honolulu, has started for his
Lew field of labor.
JAMES ]. HILL. the railroad king of the
northwest" has given $4,000 for the erection
of Catholic theological seminary at St. Paul,
which il is proposed to make the finest in this
country.
BJoRSsTERN BJoRSsoS. in his novel, ''In Gods
Way" speaks of Home Sweet Home" as
written by the American poet LongfeIlow. But
perhaps the error is excusable in a man with
such name.
Mrs. ELLEN Brown of Saco, Me-, although not
yet IS years of age, has seen seven generations
of her family. The seventh is represented by
a 3-montn old child, TO whose grandfather and
grandmother Mrs. Browns great aunt.
Mrs. JAMES G. BLAINE, JR-, has been obliged
to Undergo heroic treatment for her rheuma-
tism. The surgeons broke her right arm near
the elbow, aud next week they will break her
right leg near the knee, with the hope of also
Strengthening that member.
EMPEROR WILLIAM OF GERMANY is reported to
have gwen away no less than $50 decorations
during the twenty-four hours that he spent with
the King OF the Belgians at Ostend, the distri
button ranging from the Grand Cross of the
Red Eagle down to the Ribbon of the Order Of
Merit.
MILE. JEANNINK DUMAS. second daughter OF
the famous French author, Alexander Dumas,
was bstroth-d last week TO the Comte d Hauter-
i've The Comte d'Hauterive, who belongs to
one of the oldest families of Auvergne. is
sublieutenant of the Tenth ChaSseurs ChevaL
The marriage Will take place in October.
On ST. JAMES DAY-the Pope's name day
Leo XIII. received the usual visits from the
members of the sacred college and his court.
Several members Of his family and other dis
tnguiShed persons were in the chapel when he
said mass. The pope also ordered several char
tiles to be distributed in his name to the poor in
Rome.
LORD SUDELY and the Earl of Coventry have
recently come before the public as successful
manufacturers Of jam. According to the tes-
timony of several of the leating English gro
GERS their lordships produce "a really superior
article" Lord Coventry has, moreover, taken
the first prize in jams at the recent Royal Agri-
cultural Society exhibition.