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American Thanksgiving In Berlin.

BERLIN, Nov. os.-Thanksgiving day
was celebrated here yesterday by 400
Americans, who attended banquet ut
the Kaiser Hoi. Mr.. Chapman Cole.
man, Secretary OF the American Lega.
ton and Charge d'AfIairea during the
visit OF Minister Phelps to tho United
States, gave c toastto Emperor William,
who, he said, had adhered to the eyowal
made at the time Of his accession 10 The
throne that he regarded himself as the
first servant OF the State. g':,
Mr.. Coleman also gave a toast to Pres.
ident Harrison, which wss responded to
by Rev. Mr.. Sherwood, Of New York.
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STARTLING REPORTS.
Rumors that Pierpont, South
Dakota, has Been Burned
BY INDIANSON THE WARPA1H
Excited Inhabitants of Picrrc..Little
Wound Cannot Control his Hand
and tho Troops will March
on tho Rosebud Indians,

BnlsToL, S. d., Nov. 2S.-several men
came riding into town on horseback to.
day TO give the alarm that the Indians
were ut Pierpont and Lanyard. One
boy says they had burned Pierpont and
when he started to leave on his horse he
was shot at about twenty times. Sew.
eral came running into Bristol, giving
this alarm and nearly paraIyzing every
one in the village, people running about
the streets scared half to death. No one
has come since the first alarm was
yivop 49,
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49,
Removed to tile Hospital.

Ed Cloud, the negro who was shot by
Officer Moran some time ago near the
Belmont mill, and who was sent to jail
for firing revolver in the street, was
yesterday removed to the hospital, hav.
ing become sicls from the effects OF a
psoasg abacss, caused either by blood
poiuoning from the pistol wound or the
injury to his head by the blows given
him. AS soon as he has recovered he
will be taken back to the Jail.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-It is announced
that Coy. Fifer will not be able to pre-
side at the Dlllon-o'Brien macs meeting
here. owing, it is stated, to the pressure
Of official business ut Springfield. The
proposed banquet to tho visitors on
Monday evening has been eiSen Up, it
stated, at the express wish Of the dele.
gates who are anxious to I'll all the
engagements they have made to speak
at various places in the West and return
to England rs soon as possible. The
condition Of affairs in Great Britain is
gwen as the reason for the sudden
fetItu, n. :.
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The evening freight train down on the
Ohio River road dropped her caboose at
Benwood last evening, and the up pas.
senger train due at $40 waa delayed at
Moundsville, where she arrived on time,
ior an hour and quarter while the
freight ran back to pick up her misaing
caboose, the loss oi which was not no.
ticed till the train had gone several
miles,
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EoAGD OF CONTROL.
or the Worlds Fuir-West Virginia Cots
Ana r 1-liaitl

or the Worlds Fu,r-West Virginia Cots
Ono OF Tlcu.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.-Rumor at the Ea-
tional Commissioner headquarters las
it that President Palmer, after consult
ing with Col. Davis and Vice Chairman
Mckenzie, has announced his appoint
ments ior the Board Of Control. By the
express condition Of the act OF the Com.
mission, Mr.. Palmer and Col. Mckenzie
are members Of this body Of eight. The
other members will, it is reported, be
Gov. Waller, OF Connecticut; Judge
Lindsay. Of Kentucky, and Gen. st.
Clair, OF West Virginia, Democrats. and
Mr.. Massey, OF Delaware; Judge
Martindale, Of Indiana, and Senator
Sewell, OF New Jersey.
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Drowned WllilO Duck Shooting

OswEdo, n. Y, Nov. es.-Wm. Blythe
and II. Bennett. OF Wolcott, with James
Ferguson and Calvin F. Campbell, Of
Qswego, went to Sodus Bay yesterday,
duck hunting, They went out on the
bay in boat and have not been seen
SINCE. The boat was toEnd on the
beach with hole in the bottom this
morning. The men were undoubtedly
drownai ft1. s.as.. .r.,N 2. 49,.
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A RUN AWAY GIRL
Who is Relieved to be Leading Life of
shame here.

Who is Believed to b. Leading n Life OF
shame here.
The police authorities were notified
yesterday that Bella Rogers left New
berg, W. Va, on Thanksgiving morning,
for Wheeling, and was supposed to have
gone into house Of ill fame here. They
were asked to look for her. She is de-
scribed as fifteen years old, With grey
eyes, brown hair, usually worn in plat
down her back, and pretty, even teeth.
She is five feet three inches tall, and
when she left home had on rather
short blue dress and u checkered cloak
with velvet on the back OF it. Up to
last night ne sign OF her had been dis.
covered here.
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A Great Attraction Coming.

On Monday evening next, Nelson's
Great Worl Id Combination will COM
mence a three nights engagement nj
the Grand. This company plays in all
the family sheatres OF the United States,
and catera to the refined psople. The
company numbers over thirty star ar.
lists, headed by the great Nelson Family,
seven In number, the very best eymnasts
In the world. Seats are on sale ct
Weirs. ..s'-
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A'DLUUDY FIGHT,
Judge Virgil Porter sinsled with Knife

Y""So !rH'! forter S'nshed With knifc
Ryan Attorney.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Nov. 2s.-4udge
Virgil Porter, one OF the best known
men in Northwestern Missouri, was ter
rlbly slashed with large pocket knife
at Plattsburg Wednesday by William
Lyons, a prominent young attorney.
Lyons entered Rorter's oilics and q
auarrol ensued. 1t is said that Lyons
BECAME abusive and Judge Eorter at.
tempted to eject him. When Lyons left
no was covered with rorter's blood, but
was himself uninjured. He told friends
that he had cut Porter. The Judge was
fould in his Office with his clothes badly
cut and blood flowing from dozan
wounds. The Gagse'o Of the difficulty is
unknown. ~ =
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\ Tenn In the Crock,

Yesterday the team OF n countryman
named Flick, who lives near Mt. de
Chantal station, was left standing on
Seventeenth street near jacob, hitched
to load OF cabbage. The horses fright
ened NJ a passing train and ran of, up
the street, down Woods 10 Eighteenth,
and over the steep bank into the creek.
They then turned and ran down the
creek until they got into water too deep
for them, when they SWAN out. The
wagon, horses and harness were entirely
unhur., but the cabbage was mostly lost.
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The Sawteile Comedy Company,

This company had another large audi.
ence at the Grand last night, and pre-
sented the celebrated drama, "a Great
Wrong in iirst.class manner. This
Is one OF the best repertoire companies
that has appeared at tho Grand this
season, and they met with q perfect ova-
ton last night. This afternoon there
will be matinee for ladies and chill
dren, when tho sensational drama OF
Meek and Neck will be presented.
This evening will close tho engagement.
Seats are on sale at Weir'e,
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The Nicl,mond Terminal.

NEW YonK, Nov. 2S.-At the annual
election Of the Richmond Terminal
Company, on the 9sh Of next month, the
complexion OF the directory will be
completely changed, five members COM
ing in. The names Of the new directors
are Jay Gould, George Gould. Russell
Sage, Abram S. Hewitt and Il. T. Wilson,
the two last named gentlemen coming
IN st Mr.. Inman's special reQueat. The
names of the outgoing directors cannot
ha lenrned yet.
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NEw YoRK, Nov. oS.-.Arriyed-steam.
er Germanic, from Liverpool, and State
Of Nevada, from Glasgow.
ssuEESsTowS, Nov. 2S.-Arrived-Ne.
vada, from New York, = =
NE% York, Nov. 2s.-Arrived-Aller,
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A Big O. i Q. Scl,e,ro.

NEw YonK, Nov. oS.-It is reported on
Wall street to-day that negotiations are
in progress between President Ingalls,,
OF tho Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, and
J. Bruce Ismay, the American agent OF
tho White Star line, looking to the es.
tablishment CT direct line OF steamers
from Newport News, Virginia, to Liver.
pool, England. r
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Indian Situation Improving.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The War De-
partment is in receipt OF a number OF
dispatches from the seat OF the Indian
trouble, all indicating an improvement
in the situation. General Brooke says
that every hour lessons the strength Of
the disaiIected; that Little Wound has
come into Pine Ridge agency, and that
his brother braves are following him.
Short Bull, Of the Rosebud agency, one
OF the most troublesome Of the Sioux,
and his followers, to the number Of
about 500 lodges, returned to Pine Ridge
Tuesday.
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Pnrneli'n Lost t;ro,,p,I

LosDos, Nov. 2s.-Fltty.two membera
OF the Irish party have been secured to
vote against Mr.. parnell. Among them
!! IS SAID are Ire John Dillon, Timothy Har.
frlngton, Timothy Healy, Juptin Mc-
GTarthy, Sexton, Sheehy and Tannar es
Inc adnerents OF parneil, Win bava n,,
nopnced their intention to stick 10 = thn;. "i
old leader through thick and hin, y M oMrIs m
Ioubtt%, Io, tttMe,',Iy.thlee. IL three, Thele are eight
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BrOokOver Clpturctl,

Young Brookover, one Of the two
boys who escaped from tho State Re.
form School at Pruntytown some time
ago, and for whom II reward OF S25 wis
offered by Superintendent showacre,
has been recaptured at Parkersburg and
sent back 10 the school,
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e.snnsa trom tho peu,,pnt,arr.

PlrrspuRou, Pa, Nov. oS.-Paddy
McGraw, desperate man. and James
Dobson, comparatively unknown, made
a successful escape from the western
peniten,iary at 5 o'clock this evening.
The two men succeeded in doing what
was heretofore considered impossible by
the officers Of this modern bastile. They
bored through the ceiling OF their work
room, reached the roof, leaped to the
outer walls and thence reached the river
side by means OF stolen rope.
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A N0uecrly Assorted Pnir,

Last evening an Arab woman came 10
Squire Arkle's oilice with her lace badly
disGgured aud tho akin kicked off her
ahin9. sne could speak only q few
words Of English, but she said her "n,aa"
had WHIPPED her, and she waited him
sent to Jail. Constable Lauchln went
10 the place on Water street where they
lived, but her man had fled. 1t was
learned that her husband Is an Italian
who speaks neither Arabian nor Eng,
lish, while the wife speaks Nei!her ltal-
ian nor Ensl;ah, N
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A HOUSE BURNED,
Joseph Bcdillion's Residence, out tho Pike,
DESTROYED,

Joseph bcdillion's Residence, out tho Pike,
Destroyed.
Yesterday morning the house which
stood back from the road just opposite
Greenwood cemetery caught fire in some
unknown way, and owing to the absence
oiany means distinguishing the flames,
the house was destroyed. 1t was very
old brick building, a story and half in
height, and belonged to Mr.. W. S. Cos
horn. Mr.. Joseph Bstillion lived in it.
BY hard work the family and neighbore,
assisted by train hands from passing
Elm Grove train, saved most Of the iurni.
ture. The house was probably worth
Sl,5O0. and there wGs no insurance on
1t. 1t is conjectured that the blaze orig
mated from defective lue.
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New YoRK, Nov. 2s-Martin D. Lop.
py, who was convicted Of murder In the
first degree, for killing bis wife, Esther,
on July 1 last, was sentenced to tho death
penalty to-day. The time set for the
execution is within the week beginning
January 8, and Sing Sing the place.
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MIR, PucIl Re.electe,i.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 2s.-Mr.
Pugh was reelected United States SEN
ator this morning by the legislature to
s1cceed himself,
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Little Wound Gives Up Hone.

PINE RIDGE Agency, S. D., Nov. Is
Little wound is in, and reports his in.
ability to control his band in the inter-
ests OF peace. The cavalry expect or
ders to march to.nigh on Rosebud camp,
on Porcupiue,
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at Clerk Hooks Office,

The last will and testament Of George
Hill; deceased, was yesterday admitted
to probate and ordered to be recorded.
The certificate OF incorporation OF the
United States Cash Register Company
was filed and one deed Of trust admitted
to record.
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LONDON, Nov. es.-A heavy snow
storm prevails throughout England.
The fall is so heavy as to seriously delay
traffic on railways.
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Special Dispatch 10 he IntelIiGencer.
CLARKssuRG, W. Va, Nov. 2S.-Judge
harmon was stricken with paralysis at
Submission last night. His condition to.
night is critical,
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THEY AXE NOT CANDIDATES,

Ferguson and Waits Want no Onices from
the Legislature.
Special Dispatch ip Inc In'tIllgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 2s.-Both
Judge Ferguson and General Watts are
out with letters which will be published
in the morning, declining to be candi.
dates for the Offices Of Speaker OF the
House OF Delegates and President Of the
Senate, respectively. They both prefer
to remain on the floor and work for
those who sent them there.
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dollars worth OF postal work performed
annually without pay for the Executive

departments. I'
The examinations for the inspector
force and tho railway mail services
ought to DO made more difficult, 80 that
candidates for places will better stand
the test Of actual work. ! think It
would be impossible to find an appoint.
Ing officer who has not been glad to take
advantage OF stringent examinations to
keep away the mere political place
seekers.
Tho revenue OF the department for the
fiscal year, the report shows, was 500.
S5S,7S3. The expenditures and liabili.
ties were SG6,G5i,0S The deficiency
Tor the year was therefore S., 7S0, 800.
Tho report closes with a tribute 10 Mr.,
Clarkson and the other chiefs in the dc.
partment. 81.
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DIED.

DIED.
Aof EN- SElT-At ~ l2:lon. m. I n sa,utdo,. r,,
vSa, ~. ?S' leso, 1hoaAs H. MGryE4TT' TosSm; ScnS
Fun .al notice hereafter. f
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1890-10-31


Col. Hooker thinks the rules of the
Senate VIII be changed at the meeting
Of Congress in December so that the
previous question may be ordered, and
debate cut of. This is the only way
the Force Bill can pass. As the rules
now stand the Democrats can talk it to
death-an ignomious end for a measure
so warlike. Senator Vest is authority
for the statement that when the Re
publican caucus agreed to lay aside the
bill last month, it was with the distinct
understanding that it should be called
up and pressed to a vote the first thing
in December. There is absolutely no
hope that We shall be spared this vii
lainous imposition. A bad defeat at
the elections Tuesday should serve no
tice upon the Republicans that their
men and measures are rcpudiated, but
it won't. Il Will ynly tend tOnegve them
ON to osronger efforts u fasten their grip
ON the people by any means within their
power. The Force Bill offers the most
available means. On the other hand,
if they should be successful Tuesdss,
victory win be construed as an
endorsement Of their course, and they
will persevere the more in their rascal
ity. 1t is sad commentary ON popular
government that a party Of political
reprobates can thus keep a large sec
ton Of the country in continual fear
and confusion. abridging its liberties,
retarding its growth and blighting its
prospects. We dislike 10 take gloomy
view Of the situation, but the truth is
the elections this fall put us squarely
between the deep sea and the devil, and
whatever the result we are apt to be
done for. But let's go down battling
bravely. They say the Democracy
fights best when on its back, anyhow.
Wen give them a lively round or two
for luck. And whatever the result
now, you may wager your very last,
that long after the Republican party
has been numbered with the past, the
Democratic party will be shouting still
1T may be on its back, but it will be
shouting all the same.
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State in 6eneral.

Small boys blow up a bridge 1T
Vicksburg with dynamite.
Maurice Mossnn attempted SUI
,i'le at Holly Springs.
Col. Hemingway's herds Of fine
cattle to be sold by order of the
court.
Rolling Fork c'amors for a bank.
The Pilot thinksit would pay hand
somely.
Major Raiksdale delivered an ad-
dress at the Grenada Fair, on Alli-
ance day.
Quite proper that Mr.. Sam Sam
pie, of Yazuo City, should be a
cotton buyer.
Natchcz BARRIERS decided to shut
up on Sundays. Tli+is the first i'm
stance on record where barber vol
UNFAIRLY shut up.
A vIck,blrg firm has sued Geo.
s. Irving for an alleged false report
he sent Dunn's & Br0adstrcet's 3
commercial agencies.
A match passed through Albert
Leggett's gin in Wayne cnunty. 1t
was a great success. Loss, entire
building and seven bales of cotton.
Conductor Kenncybrcw, of the
Illinois Central, found an abandon
eel baby on his train, aud was inn
menscly ticklcd. He adopted the
kid.
Penn McRee. who was killed near
Union church last week, was a pu-
pil at Mr.. Grafton's school. His
schoolmates passed resolutions Of
respect.
Matthews. Republican candidate
for Representative, spoke to an i'm
mense concourse Of thirty people, at
Brookhaven. He will probably get
half those votes.
Nashville and Mississippi Delta
railroad projected. Surveyors reach
eel 0kal0na Saturday. 1t will pass
through Chickasaw, Calhoun and
Grenada counties.
A Starkville paper nominates
Judge Chrisman for Governor, and
cites rs n recommendation his 6 feet
of height, and 250 pounds Of weight,
200 of which are backbone.
F. NJ. Dawson, clerk of the court,
Madison parish, La, is stricken
with paralysis at Vicksburg. Mr..
Dawson is well-known to. Mississip-
plans, who hope for his speedy re-
covcry.
Vicksburg amateurs, who won
many laurels i'm production of the
"Silver King" are arranging to
produce the play at Jackson and
Natclcz. They should come to
Port Gibson also.
J. T. Phillips, a photographer,
made himself obnoxious to n Miss
Spraggins, of Starkville, who WAS
enruhte to Jackson. When the
train reached Jackson, Mr.. Sprag-
gins made a mash on Phillips that
he will not forget soon.
O'Falan, passenger on an ]. &.
train, is reported to have deserted
his wife and FIVE small children
near Tchula. Citizens OF Yazoo
City made up q purse and sent the
unfrtunates on. IL is possible the
story Was fabricated BY Tho woman
TO capture few stray dollars.
Some dissatisfaction over report
that the /. /. & G. required the girls
to furnish themselves with silver
spoons. The Dispatch comes GAL
.lantly to- the rescue and intimates
the girls may use plated spoons,
pewter spoons, tin spoons, or wood
en- spoons, if they want To. But
are thcy-mark us welfare they
permitted TO drink coffee from a
saucer ? Aye, there's the rub.
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II is a healthy sign when farmers
take a hand in politics. They have
been most criminally negligent of their
duty towards the government and con-
srquently most outrageously imposed
upon for tho past twenty-five years.
Organizations for their own protection
are certainly all right Manufacturers
and merchants never fail TO organize,
or pool, or form trusts, Whichever you
like-whcn it is considered to their in
terest. Railroad men, and laborers Of
every description, have been banded tor
mutual benefit for years. Farmers
have the same right. And if they find
their interests are best subserved. by
entering politics, in the name Of all
that's Just, open the doors to them.
We have abiding faith in the strong
common sense Of a farmee: He is
never very far wrong. Smarting un-
der impositions and insults, he may for
the moment rush to extremes and ad-
vocate measures that, whether. relievisg
him or not, would oppress others T; but
he may be relied upon to discern. in
good time, the difference between re
medal legislation and 5that which
merely transfers the disease to some
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As fine illustration of the way
the proposed Compound Lard Bill,
which has already passed the House
of Representatives, will W.. .rk to the
disadvantage of III, negro, promi
nent farm r. of RuSsum says: ii
have bought three hundred toms ol
C ,tton seed and my neighb'r ha'
bought two hundred tons, at an av-
erage price of s3 per ton less than
we paid last year when the Com
pound Lard Bill was not thought of.
Most ofthis was procured from ne
groes, and they are out just $500,
which they can charge to. the ac-
count Of their Republican friends. F"
Such logic as this ought to pierce
the lhickest skull.
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The Italian organ of New Orleans
replying to the persistent attacks upon
its countrymen since Chief Hennessy's
murder reminds the Americans that i
it had not been for dago they would
still be in their country in Europe, wait
ing for the help Of public charity" II
refers to that dago of dagoes-Christo
pher Columbus. This. gives the whole
thing away, and explains Christopher
second voyage to America. He came
over to sell the Indians "two banan foI
fiye.n
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After the farmers have had their
inning and the Sub-Treasurysbill. has
become law. this sheet proposes to
rise and move 10 establish warehouses
at accessible points, where editors may
store, and collect 500 on. cordwood,
pumpkins, cabbage, organs, ..liyer-pads
and cork legs. taken in payment for
subscriptions and advertisements.
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). A silly rumor TO the effect that
Grover Cleveland had died in Wash
ington, was current last week. The
ex-president, in all his rOtundity, came
up smiling In the Supreme Court, and
will be healthy enough to knock out a
dozen Republicans in 1892. In the
meantime, David B. Hill is dealing
death blows to Republicanism in Ohio
and West Virginia. David viii buck
against Grover sure.
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Cm3torim cures coilc, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhma- Eructation,
kflls Worms. gives sleep, and promotes d.
wItsouf injurious nedicatioa.
q For several years I have recommended
your C.storia, and shall always continue 70
DO 30 as it has Invariably produced hensdcial
results" =.
ESwrs n. PARnzK. NJ. D.,
~Tns Winthrop, |" i>sth Street and Tth Are,
New York City.
ooxv.xv. n mmm.w sr~xsr. Nxw YoRx.