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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-08

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Nov. Two hun
dred employees Of the American Wheel
Company struck to-day and gave notice
they would not return to work until they
received thres weeks pay due them.
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Overcome by Gaa

NEW YoRK. Nov. TIL. S. Adams OF
Florida, a guest at the Morton house, was
found unconscious in bis room at l1:30
o'clock this morning from the effects Of es-
Gaping gas. The burner was turned on. He
was removed 10 the New York hospital.
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peath of a wealthy Cuban.

HAVANA, Nov 7.--Senor Don Coame
Herrera, one of the richest men In the
island Of Cuba, is deed TIE fortune he
left amounts TO millions of dollars.
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Adnsio to ThrilI Augusta.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov THE celebrated
Mexican band viii give two concerts at ths
Augusta exposition Monday afternoon and
Monday night. The exposition Is grand
success.
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STRIKERS Ell ct a Compromise.

LONDON. Nov. 7.--The Tyneside and
Weirside engineers, who have been ON q
strike for some time past. will resume work
Monday. The dispute has been compro-
missed
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EELLHR TAKEN TO NEW YORK.
His Father at the Eead of a Wealth
Mercantile Firm.

Mercantile Firm.
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. HALE Heller,
the young man who went crazy yesterday,
and after being taken to the hospital made
his escape, was taken into custody again to-
day. He had been wandering about all
night fleeing from everybody under
the halluctnation that every per-
son he met wanted to poison
him. Tonight he was taken to New
York on kilograms from his father, who Is
q wealthy merchant there, and the head of
the firm Of Heller, Roth child SE Co.
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World's Falr Erizea.

nh1cAeo. Nov. The committee Oh
~ yards of the worlds Columbian exposition
~ uaJ decided to ask congress for $500, GOO
gay Tor the medals and premiums
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A FURRY in Corn at Amsterdam.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 7.-Great excitement
prevails in the corn marke, here, Wheat
has advanced 10guilders aud rye guildsrs.
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Colleeianp at Foot San.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7--Princeton de-
feated the University OF Pennsylvania foot
ball team to-day by a score Of ~ too.
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EGAN TO BE RE JALlED.
Mr.. licCreary apt to be HIS Successor
as Minister.

as nAAnl5tSrs
WAsHISGToN, Nov. 7.--The probability
that Minister Egan will be recalled by
President Harrison whether Secretary
Blaine, who procured his appointment, likes
1t or not, was emphasized to-day by the ap-
po'ntment Of FELTON, McCreary, son Of our
consul at Valparaiso, as secretary Of the
legation IN Chile. Young McCreary eau
net as charge il Minister Egan is with
drawn as it is expected he viii be as soon
as the new Chilean government asks for
his recall, as it is confidently expected
70 do when President Montt is lnaugurated.
The appointment Of young McCreary as
secretary OF the legation is also construed
as indicating that his father. vino made
such coed record during the Chilean rev0-
luton and who has the good will Of the sue
eessful party, will be promoted to succeed
Ar Egan as minister.
THE NEW CONGRESS.
Minister Moutt, who returned hsTe to-day
from New Orleans, received cable msssage
from Santiago to night saying that the new
Chilean congress is composed as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II and deputies 81.
Liberals Senator'S 5 and depaties 80.
Conservative majority on joint ballot 43.
ne message also said that the conservative
directory. liberal essen oly and electors
assembled ao Santiago to-day and declared
J9at they would vote for Capt. Jorge
Nontt as president of Chile. The message
says Capt. Montt accepted the Office aud
t11eTeoy assured the sctual and future sta
oiiity Of the constitutional government.
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WILLING TO RETURN.

Continuing, ex-Emperor Dom Pedro said
he never wished to be anything bat a pas
tor popuLt, and that il it was true Commo-
dore Da Cana was becoming q dictator the
disappearance of President da Fouseca' g
government might mean a restoration Of
the empire. "Da Cana was once my ia st
devoted friend, and if the people appeal to
their old emperor l should Immediately
undertake to return and devote my remain
ing strength to the happiness of the people.
l snould De sufficiently rewarded to sleep
my LAST sleep In my beloved country
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RRAzI = IS R voLurEoN.

Ex-Bmperor Dom Pedro Will Return
II Called by the People.
PARIS. Nov. Z. The Figaro publishes to-
day an interview with ex.Empsror Dom
Pedro of Brazil in regard 10 the recent
events at Rio Janeiro. Ex-Emperor Dom
Pedro said: 81 know nothing about what
has occurred ia Brazil during the past two
years. / am as completely ignorant Of the
events OF yesterday as those Of
to-day. Il has been my dssire to neither
directly nor indirectly cause civil war.
have sacrificed my all to spare the country
that scQurge. On the day / received the
news of my deposition could have over
come the revolution, but preferred exile to
bloodshedn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
coNDEsED NEWS.

AT Grand Rapids Mich, the street car
strike eliminated In three serious riots ia
which even men we're hunt seriously and
one James E. Marshall a conductor, was
fatally injured
In he Denver convention Mayer Shakes
peare spoke In defense Of his action at
New Orleans and was complinented on
bis management of affairs by Ex-Governor
Anthony Ex-senator Tabor in a speech
said she time mad come for a fusion OF the
south and west
Late d patches last night report forest
fires destroying the little village Of Ann
herst on the Milwaukee q Northern line
Most Of the inhabitants took the train and
we're taken 70 Iron Mountain There was
no time 20 save anything. Garth Wis,
was completely surrounded by fire and
every one In town was fighting the flames
Secretary Noble has instructed the conn
missioner Of Indian affairs toreinstate the
Catholic sisters, ANGELA and NmCeutla, to
their former duties As teachers IA
the government school in the Neu0monee
reservation ia Wisconsin II is under
stood that this action WIS based on the
report Of the inspect9, who looked mp the
trouble
Commls ,ioner B8um again explains his
son action regarding the notorious So
Several riots occurred among the Scott
1aIe, Pa tIiking miners yesterday.
CHICAGo. May l9-It Is stated today
that The new chief By police, Major Nc
Ciauzhry, dnds that one of the FIRST things
he must DO Is 10 reduce the police force az
least tive hundred men. This b necas.
slry because OF The lacl, Of funds for the
use OF tine department The present force
is nearly two thousand men and in
preparing estimates for the ensuing year.
ex.Chief Marsh Set forth the fact that the
force was inadequate for the large territory
to BE covered, etc. And ID view
IF the coming world fair recon-
umded that it be- increased 500
men If not more His estimate for tile
year was 53.03l 513 The city eGmGI
however appropriated only 81 2G2 lJ0
FhIs prlag owing t5 la19- trouble and
other matters, Mayor GfeiEer M
der tie amarn scg CLAUSE ID the
city ordinance placed on lae force a
rga number Of substitutes aud als
These H paid from iae regular imd
aEd il beng already ne gre. this drain
g.' ha 9e ne. III reduction 81 the
force
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

Boston italians viii present to that
citg statue of Columbus to cost
500 800
Neua r. Goodwin. wife Of the actor
Nat Goodwin has besu awarded S7J
alImOuy
cot T. VI Day ton, Il lose friend Of
the late Gen sherman, die ~ Cucin-
nati esterday
ItIs Thoughts That Gen Mitre wiz be
selected president Of the Argentine
Republic on tha election soon to Le
lie Wa, president In 1852,
TIE President has committed the en-
euce Of j Do Moore, tile Texas horse
thief, from fourteen TO three wears.
The sentence % Conrad q. Miller &c
Minnesota, convicted OF violating the
postal laws DIS cOmmujCt 70 one year s
imp soument.
The New Albany .IndJ Electric Light
ana Power company has q aigned;
liabilities $4,000
TIE Nea York grand jury has in
dicled Ameer Ben All, alias treEehy,
for tire murder 81 Carrie Brown.
The visible supply 81 grain on 9atur-
dag, IS compiled 81 tie New York
produce exchange. is a, follows.
Wheat sa..}3.l3s bu heIs decrease,
10000 Corn, $50. = bushels de-
crelas sa., laL Oats BOIL - BUSH
els, increase, aa2, 89l RFe, 5al $50
bushels; ae.rea 1925 Barley.
5JE bUsh.iss Increase, a5,al.
Scotch mfaers viii contribute 70 the
support of the .riknE miners on tue
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

BLOOMINGTON. I'll Nav 49, The cur
rant bushes IN this vicinity are infested
by new and peculiar insect which
cover, almost completely the green
fruit and whose poisonous qualities
have oCcJslongd a good deal OF excite
meut. \ child Of Mr.. Ed Moll OF this
city died last night, as the doctors as.
sert, from eating the paraslte-infected
green cuwants, The child died in the
most intense agony. suffering as if
afflicted with rabies Two other chill
iren are very low from, the same cause.
Many people arerfdding their gardens
of All the curraut bushes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
roE,UGAR AND PROTECTION
The sugar Tariff Has Always Been Com
fessed TO be a Tax

fessed 10 he a Tax
gov mae me real Mckinney prices are
F. -N'...' anu cheap sugar Is causing con-
.'...yloll III Jhe reform camp the
enemies of protection are driven to very
,,ras; - I'LL; ~ u ls 10 M fo ''ils
naomi. ; =, So ~ ~ il'l
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al. - y pLolesIliou' 1Len !
In m-a f ~ ms ,''i ''lu I' if - w
trad. y.,.,. ,r1 80 80 80. -, ~ = M.
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ar l..-. 3. H. 81 l. ii''''''' puma '''
l''sy houseAeeper nad 10 pay one
''II.eeu pounds OF Whlte grdhu-
.. '-af. Today one dollar VIII ouy
s3'n9s OF the same quality:
Z, splendid tree-trade lesson
-. .-s people by the enemies 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

CINCINNATI. Ohio MAY 10. The Nav
anniversary of the Baptist deuomina-
ton began in this eI,y to-day. The
four zenith annual meeting OF the
Noman's Baptist Missionary society
was 3e.L Miss N. G. Burdette, cor
reSpondGc secretary, read the four
teeuDh annual report Of the society.
from whi>h IL appeared that there are
:, 1858 auxiliary societies, an iucreas Of
$50 during the last year The life
has increased l21 during
Z he Year, making total Of / 1886 The
receipts from all soarces were S51.0S5,
aud the expenditures SAN.g0l. Four
teen students We're graduated from
the training school during the year
aud all Of them are employed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
CONDENSED NEWS.

Joseph Redill, a butcher, was robbed
and murdered in his shop when closing
last night. His assaiunts escaped
The United States cruiser Philadelphia
arrived at New York yesterday morning
from ST. Thomas Flag Letenant Allen
&. Paul died during the trip.
About thirty people in Sharpsburg, a
suburb of Pittsbug, were poisoned by
eating smoked sturgeon
The resignation of Herr Maybgch, the
Prussian minister Of public works, removes
from the public stage the hast minister Of
.he old emperor except Boetticher The
latter is now on the eve OF departing.
Floods on the Rio Gande have rendered
over 1000 persons homeless i'm Valencia
county, New Mexico The river is now
falling
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
pRovlNa HI. IDENTITY
How a Young Yankee secured Passage
Home From the Consul

Home From the Consul
Selected.
Nathaniel Hawthorne WIS a Hud-heart-
pd man as well as q great novelist. While
he was consul ut Liverpool young Yam
kce walked into his office The boy had
lpit home 10 seek bis fortune, but evidently
hadu I found it yet although be had croa-
ed the sea IN bis search. llomcsickt friend.
less, nearly penuiiess lee wanted passage
home. The clerk said Mr. Hawthorne could
not be seen. and iutim1ted that the boy
wac no American, but was trying to steal
a passage
The 6oy stuck to bi. point and the clerk
at last went 30 the little room and sand u
Mr. Hawthorne;
Here 4 boz insists upon seeing you.
he says he aH American, bat don't now
Hawthorne came out Of the room and
looked keenIy at the ruddy face Of the
boy
You want a passage to America
eyes, sir
And Jon say you re an American
"fes, sir.
From what part Of American
"Upited States sir.
What State2'
"New Hampshire, sir
Town.
Exeter sir.
Hvthorue looked At him for q miunts
before asking the next question.
"Who sold TIE aest apples IN your
town.
Skin milk Folsom, Sir said the boy
with Eli teniug eyes ~ the old familiar
i,.-ssfis,l l.rat1pHt mn the dear old scenes oil
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
Alleged rTurdcror IicIcased.

Cmc&G1 May 20, The police this
morning liberated James aud Henry
Gaskiu. William Griffin and Charles
Ncl oualj under arrest q thg DeerIng
ADD Thirty Gflh street station 90 1s-
ricion 10 being concerned in tie MUIR
Der IL Joseph Beael he butcher, 80
.33 Hickory street There was absJ-
utelv no evidence against the men.
TIE only prisoner left Is William De-
.aucy typical Bridgeport character,
1ud there little against hm except
H. uahUt % give O satisfactory ac.
sauu 81 hI hereaucuts q 'he time
10 LMa mMLMar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

would sell for lilo Of a cent a pound as
soon as the present duty Of cents a pound
was removed. The duty on wire nails is
protective, that on sugar, revenue duty.
That is the difference. 1t requires vast
amount Of cheek and a amentable alb
sence Of conscience for these free.traders to
so misrepresent such wel-known facts
Their deing so indicates tine desperation To
whlca the beuehcenI results Of the new
tariff are driving them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS.
over 1000 Delegates In Attendance
al the Denver Meeting.

UENyTR, Col, May 30. AZ 10 O'CLOCK
this morning the Trans Miss ssippi
Commercial Congress was called TO
order by Col William FisHback, tenn
rorary pres dent. The 70. call showed
over 600 delegates 10 be IN attend
ance from every Western State and
territory. Gov Routt, on behalf Of
the State of Colorado, delivered an adj
dre OF welcome while Mayor Rogers
followed on behalf OF Denver
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,. May lg.-ColopeI
A. @. Matthews of Pike county. nrst
eomproiler of The United states
IRE sury. arrived in Tho city TODAY.
He announces emphaticuiIy that ne is
IN he race for Governor He will have
tie support OF 'Loosh Croker Seua-
tor Evans, Senator Fulleranj a host Of
'hu-lers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

RocETolD, Ill.,, May 20-A wre tling
match between Jack Carkeek. cham,
pIou cdtcb-as-caich-Cln wrestler OF tie
world, auJ ). Ii Quinn, champion Of
the Pacific coast, took place here for a
purse OF 500 Carkee6 won iu four
rounds, DONG bis opponent the last
round by the back-hummer lock- An
other match viii take place.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23

PEORIA, H., May l0.-The branch
court room, WAS packed to bear evi-
dence IT, the suit OF Laura Beliini the
opera SINGER against tie Andrew
company Tor $1,000 salary. The de-
Tense claims o have paid Ire money to
Col Stoughtou Of New York, who ac-
companied Miss BellIui "a, her agent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
IT WILL BE PRIVATE.
rho Queens order Concerning Conn
ing IEnHnI WEDDING.

LONDON, May 20 The arrangements
for the wedding Of The Princess Louise
Ut Sehleswlg-iIolsteln and Prince
hribert of Anhalt-Dessau, have been
altered, and The ceremony, fixed for
July G, has been postponed unit. July
Is Tie Queen has given orders that
the ceremony will be regarded "a a
private wedding, so there are 10 be no
official invitations
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
Congressman scIdeu's Generous Oner,

SYRACUSE, y. Y, May t9. Congress.
man Belden has sent to the common
council an offer TO build and donate 70
the CITY a tireproof library and art
building TO cost not less than $4,000.
THIS proposition was wholly mex
pected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
AN UNpopur = RULER.


LONDON, May 90 The ahdicaliou OF
King Charles of Portugal may be ex
pected at any moment Although not
vet 80 he has grown SO mwledy us to
be almost unable 10 move. and he
wholly lacks both the energy and pee
culipr tact which made Don Luis, his
father so popular. King Charles
deeply offended the Portuguese By
what they descr be as his uuseemly
leyily during the rompous funeral Ger.
emone~ OF his father. and they enter
tam belle that the present sove eigu
is entirely under The influence and sway
Of his relative, Queen Victoria.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-23
DOSED HE Dim Err.

kftrc We Way of Diminishing an Annoying
sutton.
lNDaANAral-s, Ind, May S.-Estella
Morris, a tour rep-year-old colorsd girl,
was held IN 5000 bonds today for an at
tempt to murder Benjamin Rector who
boarded with her family He had an
noyed her with attentions and she dosed
the dinner yesterday with poison, for his
benefit, it is said, but all the family were
serinnslY Aifeated
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30
CIRCUIT couRr,.

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Geo, w. Harris, W. c. Morgan, Isaac
Meeker;. i. n. Griffin, Al Brandoa. N.
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uiueus-
4 u HTifenhoiier VS. PerrysssmitiiEbo re
cover money. Communist:
Y GoplifI q 20 vs. Mary Cougillsi 10 re-
cover money. Con,lnusa.
WJ Braher vs. Mary 00ugiiif to re-
cover money, ContinRd.:
Mooiiey, Valentine 1t 90 VS. Mary
CeugilSi to recover money. Contai,tied.
Albaay Farmers 20 'vs~ > > McFad-
den; recovery OF monaM Oon6inued.
K ID Letsinger ct al ivs geo R@weli;
lnluneslon' Answer Mtildrawa- DIS
iisse@ at cost oL gialMH
assignment OF Earrhace. assignee
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Lebanon Express.
FRIDAY. OCT 80 1891.
Grprrssinns.


Go to Bach's for choice groceries,
Mrs. Barker is eenvalcscing slowly.
For bread call at the Star restaurant.
Mrs. Potts has moved back to town.
SeeCruson 4 Menzie's Timothy seed.
Rev. Thompson returned from Will
holt on Tuesday,
Insure your house with Peterson d
Garland;
Mrs. Phebe Crabtree is visiting her
son, Frank Cfabtree.
The Baptists have beautiful and
convenient new church building.
Mrs ]. r. Kirkpatrick has been quite
III this week.
The new pank building is a thing of
beauty.
J. B. Miller has been quite Ill at the
residence Of Dong Wheeler,
Contractor Price was in Portland
Inst week
Mrs. Rice will have beautiful build
ing,
New and desirable citizens are To-
eating In our midst every day.
F. NJ. French, the jeweler, Albany,
N
keeps railroad time.
Mr.. Fred Schell, Of Albany, was in
the city on Monday last
w. H. Booth NJ. d. physician and
surgeon, Lebanon Oregon.
We are glad toknow that Miss Hattie
Simpson is much improved.
The Quarterly meeting Of the NJ. +.
Church, South, was weil attended last
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. D. &. Mcfarland preached at
the NJ. L. Church, South, on lsst Sun
day,
JAS. Crabliee and Il. A. Tucker, Of
crahtrae we,, n lown iu.t saturday
o ,,... a i,,,,
harness aud saddlery dealers, Albany.
Tom Peebler returned from Portland
this week. He contemplates locating
there
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-10-30


Itis the usual comment Of all stran-
gers that Lebanon shows signs Of
greater continual prosperity than any
other town in the state
Mr. John Walker, one of our popular
shingle dealers, has bought Mr. Miller's
property and moved into town
Lebanon is the most orderly city in
the valley, when we remember how
many men working on the canal are
constantly in town
Dr. Courtney's new building is be.
ginning 70 put on lively appearance,
The heavy iron castings are beng put
in place, and indicate strong and
we'll built structure.
swan Bros. are putting in the
plumbing work and bath tubs in Rev.
JiR. Kirkpatrick's new building, aud
also stove, made for the purpose, with
apparatus for heating water for the
bath and other rooms.
Having bought out the interest of
Mr. Chas. Miller IN the drug store, and
accounts, ! wish to balance up the
books, and all persons knowing them
selves indebted to the finn of Smith
MillprWill nipasa aai and gnttlo ~ nnpo