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I,.Ernallent onallilas

Commend to pubic approval the Cali
fornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs.
IL is pleasing 10 the eye and TO the taste,
and by gently acting on the kidneys. liver,
trally, therahy promoting the health and
az mfort OF all who use it.
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HurIn1sna rLIIEs: pEoPIE oRusHED.

Many houses bad fallen, while others
were so shattered that the succeeding tTe-
mors of tho earth threw them "a the
ground. In alIaost avery house some uniortunaie
ininished greatly by conAegratiJns Ia many
places. The railway line was 900 much damaged
10 allow the moving Of the trains, end me
AssongOrs we're accordingly compelled 70 ih&ke
their way ON foot % nelRhbOring towns. lhe
roads we're found 70 be almost Impossible Dy
fssures and land-gldes.
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NuRpsRsR sENTsNcEp.
Walled io ka.eiEh-LatOr Agent Jailed
Args fox the Naval BataIuon.

Ni s telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
-..'.H d. g., November 25.--At Ro1-
.a ,-e SuporiOr Court today, Bad
a. o.. culoredi was convicted OF tho
nluau Dixon aud his wife last
t.. Uas sentenced % be hanged De-
lir luu,es3cs his crime. After he
.t"u be eet llrO 10 their house
sli their bodies.
'tc funeral OF Alderman waiter
4s hold irom Tie First bapust
- H.7 attended by al the city Qni-
~. 5l, aud tho entire hre depart
41ialus VI the latter being Ia
,.. .r Baptist State Mission Board was
$500. II has app0rtioned $4,000
s... gro 9Ate ana appointed lZO mis-
t.i.a carolina.
' e. bsrb5e Tor years the best known
'r-'. -.lr, j. dangggCusly III
C-9ss-HQwLE
g Captain John W. Cross CON-
6y'eru.Ta card, Mas married 20
fl. laughter pt Nr. Thomas w.
All - ''.-. lha eQnpaay attended me
81. . ..Eo-u.
t..,..- today labor agent, negro,
adi pt Violating he Law passed by
azure
OAigPE EPiDENIG
40 ia equity the grippe Is aga.n
t Hae toyslcan reports i9rtg cases.
Il. .. avn has called On tne New Depart.
lr poe magazine rules. REVIEWERS apd
"' nc naval reserve battalioh
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CAUGHT AT LAST.
A SUCCESSFUL sLAckMAlLsR FINAL.
LYNN The TOlLs.
How tie Frightened Titled Ladies' Into
Supplying Him with Money-How
Ho Was Captured.
Lny Aaslo.AmerIcan oaDIs . lhs DI.paleh.l

tBy Angio-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
I4oNDoS. Exc, November 2s.-Charles
Grande. alas dozen other names, who
has been on trial in tins city on the charge
OF blackmsiling, was to-day found guilty
and sentenced to twenty years penal seryi-
tude. Grande has been pnrsuing his nefa-
rious practices for q long time past, and no
numbers among his victims several titled
ladies, having threatened them with venee-
ance unless they complied with his de-
mands for money.
SPECIMEN THREAT.
10 one Of them be wrote that If she did
not pay him a certain sum ct money ne
would blow her 20 atoms. In his letter 30
referred 70 the ease with which he could
place a quantity OF dynamite under door
u 1t would explode and kill her. lie also re-
ferred to the alleged fact that he could
without discovery remove a brick in'the
walls of her house, flI the aperture with
dynamite, and blow the house and every
one in il to destruction. Many Of theladies
were 30 badly frightened by the rescaPs
threats that they paid him money.
HOW TUE RASCAL WAS CAUGHT.
The lady whom he threatened TO "bioW
% atoms" though afraid the EcOundrel M got
attempt TO put his threat inso execution, moth
fed the authorities OF tho rCcsipt Of the letter
agreed 70 pay the money demanded she was u
insert personal in q newspaper notifying hin
Of her acqgiescenee. She did 90, and this led
70 The arrest VI the blackmaller.
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eAl TlMORs STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Mo-. November 25..-vnglpta
c0ns,lv, A. askol; 10. lO-l0's "a hldi Do 3s,
6sa6gA Baltimore and Ohio stock, lOls Q ny
baltimore aud Ohio southwestern ls1a' lfSa
f0isE: do. lst incomes, 1Oa75 do. I'd incomes,
2CAa31I<: DO. 81 incomes, bid; CONSOLIDATED
gal bonds, l l2Is bid; dc. sEocks, 43laa4i.
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Rr.uil nnnnr-A NV csbIne,

LONDON, Eng, November z4.-A no ia
remains sllrut al tie provinces concur Ia tho
dismissal OF tonfe1a. Congress vii prooabY
ignore tho recent events. new Calumet has
boon formed as follows: senQg Alyes, finauSe !
War; Me!lo, Marine; Palhta, Foreign Affairs.
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snnin,s Sow Goyernmsnt.
lBy Auglo-Amorican cable to the Dispatcl

IBy AUYI7-1RulVI'7 ''II % " - :, !,
MApRID, November PA semi-otnclai
10 ;ssned today saws that the political
,,c,icv OF no new Government Is identical with
feat az the previous Cabinet. Referring TO The
tnsncial condition Of the country tho note de-
lass mai the Government Considers that the
nr.senf hnapcial position is due to accidental
ccanses Reductions in expenditures are neces-
"a iu all branches Of the public service.
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November o. ls9L
lAdvl
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winstou's Big Lot Sale.

WINSTON, N. g., November 25.-The
| stockholders of tho Winston Salem Land
! aud Investment Company are iublant over their
successful lot sale. The bidding was spirited
The sale continued ungil dark. when II vas learn
cd over sixty lots had been sold.
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cnnrtsnfInsf,ce nn-nrd.

by Anslo-Ameriean caela 10 the Dispatch,l
BELGRADE, SEByIA, November 25.-the
Courts Of Justice took Ire to-day ana were
badly burned. Many important docu-
ments were DESTROYED
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German Theatre Burned.

lBy Anglo-AmoIlcan 0AVl7 = NO DlSpa.o-I
Rvpr1s. November 25.--The Grand Dpcal
Theafre al Oldenburg caught tire last
nisft aud was completely deztroyed fortu-
.afeIv tie are ala not break out until after The
x.srsormance. HAD Il o3cufre1 While tue play
RRss u, progress there Is barely any doubt that
there Would have been o serionA loss 81 hie-
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r.ararnr xEiiIinm Talks Peaee.

[By Anglo-Amqfican cnpl9 y sAo D's.'s'''rI
BEELm. November an an address 3 70
Ir,rsror William said: "lou will proha-
liz only have an opportunity for display:
me your bravery aud spirit IA time OF
neace
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pvlsaip's Premier ss r I, S'.I,.!., ,

fFg Anglo-ATperlcan cable % tAs plspaIVh'1
i.,eMrSouAM, Exc, November Is, Tho
I7,.;nnists al Birminghsm gave Q luncheon
II, honor o. Lord salisbury to-day. IA spsseeh
ss t1.et an an SIDES thera appeared constantly
nroi atre duties. Rhich ware aAln-
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,n7slNc HONS GREEN GOODS.
.-. ,s,tncrncrs Greatly surprised TO
,., GA, What They Had Bought.

-. p..reuon Peter Heen. who does
.'.-.-t.. l.ansylyaniG railroad depot in
DIS. ssYs the Now YORK S,4t, no.
f.F. typical sogtherners on Mondav
t- OBJ. scItheru express train. one OF
I'D . satb'i which he seemed 20 be
.... .t special care. Tho policeman
Ha men 90 police headquarters,
B.. ....i.i vas opened. The southern
u. only ones who exhibited Rny 81 Z
.... OBJ. sstrbel VAS found 20 contain
~. Uu es % sleeu paper. They were
....s.I il Was Only case OF two
Inns NJ "cgeeu- goods swiudieI s..
e.. ... u., sore Aieert Alien and G. L. Hsr-
....ri S.. g. tbCy admtsted that theY
s. b t1 t1y green goods and had
Hl az io0I money. superintendent
m. ....I tru So Rurry home ana relate
,.ftl. ..I..-o 60 ihcir nei8hb0rs as warn
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Eas,eru Field Trials.

Irish setter stakes closed to day with the
following result First prize. seldom; second
prize, Coltgain third prize, Edna II. Ihis closes
the trials The Central ficld Trials will open at
Lexington next week,
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AiAskETa sY TslsaaAPt.
NRW YOKk.


NEW YORE, November 24.-CottOa sseady: seles
to-day, BOA aes; middlinE-nplands. SIC; mid
ding Orleans, SLsc.; net receipts al all posls,
46,93S bales exp0sts--to Treat Britain. 1910
bales; 70 france, 400 bales; p the coptpeab
nour dull aDd weak. Wheat den aJ1d weaker No.
2 rcd, sl,04}4 IN stoEe and elesetQTi el;V07sa
S1.O114 sfiOar options closed easy, No, req
November tL0455; DeceplDeF, sL0Jts; Nay,
s1.l09@ Corn rreggls az o QUIET, closing steaiy ;
q Teactiou from the eyeiteInent n yesterday
and prices declined 3sall1c.a cpsipg weak
November, 74c December, 71j4e.i May,
52lte. Cats weaker, fairly active; o1sions dall
May, spj&c. SCOT No 2 40a41@sc. coifee--0p-
tons closed stead. lQDp 70 10 dosa Aogala Der,
$40: Dseemkef, al. sgael1.9 20: spot Rio
dpA aud nemipsl; No, z, $3.50. S1gAE--kas
h gas, 90-fest, 31fe.: rnfsaed Dali and weak ;
Standard 4, so. powiereA 4 7-t6c. Aolosaes-y
New Orleans hFH1 vlth socd ezoapk kieo ~
good demapd and frsn Petroleum mresolat
aud qnieti reaneh. Eey YeEk, =. SOC: khila Vel
Cotton-seot o4 dalL kosin s,eady snd dall;
strained comIqon % gcod, sh33ask4O. Tar.
Ielltirs dun and weak 81 35as5t11e. Pofk dun
but steady. Peanuts frm- Beef quiet keei hama
s sp pssssf s ss aS II s si ass ssi s ard
$40 Dscenl1cr. $3.50: JsauArs, 1888 BID
helghn krregulat and dsll: cot1oa, ~ 1-'sSi.
CHICAGO.
cHIoAao, Noxsmbor 25.--Basisess vas iisAt ~
ali n tho pifB on ths Boaod 81 trnte to-day
Traders wero iEeliRef ~ even ~ t4esr detls N
Wow OF ths fact that 70, n0ypos VIII BE- holiday.
The aaeck on tho priee u wheat vas se.sesaiiy
beazl6h. Gables woys wQak and loEex. The az
carania lions ia Great Kftan allowed heaxy in-
crease durlns tho pass week 10 spite Of me Dc,
cidsd deoreass in shiDpae9ta ifon Russia and
Raaiant Reca{pss al NE seafiag pQsnka IN tais
c0antry wefe koayf and tho expart eeAfapces
az the eeaboas4 ueeo oniy nodoFate, pecsmkef
opened az a2a12l1c. agAilsi H';7sa ~ tbe eicse
yessefiag and EealafAed qaies en<t st9aly iqe 4
time: thea. under affair demand tfom tae bho<ta
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Tho London TYmess financial article this morn
IND contains rumor stated 10 have icon re-
ceiyed from two GOOD sources that the hussiaa
Goyarnmeut ia likely 20 mako large purchases
Of silver with tho object OF establishing si'yes
aTG
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rN,sse0. The case was called o, O'Clock last
ftlVs.y and u Dot yet concluded
ALLIANCES nEiEskYE.
NJ; y = IiAnevet went to-day 70 Suffolk, Va,
70 attend the Alliance Peanut Union tor il.
ginia md North Carolna ne h one Of tho
loe,l,hs iarshcrs Of ttip section, ana Is sent as
Hy,iegaie from the scotland Nook Alliance.
Tao scotland Meek Btmel a. bas recently
seded 70 lts cutdt a 800 department 70 do ali
Atlds Of ordinary sob pdaslng.
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WIN sunIEEs Avn IspEscRIBABLR NOISES

Oiled the air, while every few moments came
terrible thunder from the ongry earth. Many
streets were blocked with fallen housos, aud
others we're choked with neeng people. The
in, killing hundreds OF people, but the Old
castle despite its 400 years, stood FIRM. The
loss u llfo In tho three town which go TO make
up the city OF Nagoya is estimated at from 100
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Tvs wr.rars ~ Rrcauosp yrsrrHDA'

II1IINV " VIC VII 177'''1F - -. =
door OF the DIspAroH Office yesterdays
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LORD LYTToN'S DEATH.
Profound Regret-The EarI's Public Ser
vices aud Literary Attachments.

[By AnglO-Amer12n cabls 70 tho Dlspatchl
PARIs. November 25.--The death yester-
dav of the Earl Of LYtton, British Ambas-
sador to France, has caused the most pro-
found regret IN this city. All the papers
publish articles on the death Of the diplomat
and ali speak in the very highest terms 81 ms
erest services 20 his country. The papers pay
MGR tributes 10 the Earls literary attachments
1ud they All concur In the opinion thaI Ia his
death France has lost n sincere friend,
In an arti.o on the late Kari published by the
Fpeaep.lat that paper says the presence Of the
Eari OF Lytton IN Paris was a more reassuring
pledge o. peace shan ali the protests made by
ihe Cabinet OF 81. James.
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New Life.

lReported for tho Dtspatchl
NoyKYRER 2a.-Market 1rm. Pglme, 2ke. /:
extra prime, 3Jsc. fancy, 5Sc.; factory hand
picked, 3l4a4cs
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nissensinnsin Rin.

LONDON. November IA despatch from
Rio Janelro says that dissensiohs between
the army and the navy are now causing
dIsquiet there.
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eaAIN ANo eorroN sxoHANes.

RICHMOND, NoyeJn Dor 23. --QSFEsisGs--w Wheat,
1 sos bushels Corn, 3ss bushels Peas, ~
bushels.
sAGA. Wheat, l,s72 OnshelA Cora, 3ss bush
els.
QUOTATIONS.
WaEAp -L1asb5rfy, slaSL2h Mizsi 9Sc.a
sL0L shor:DsrFY y5c.aSl.0l No 2 red,
8f.0j.
CoaN.--Whlte. YirgDa, gov, 50n5-ts. No 2,
55S. Mixed No. z. 32eJ3c.
OAFs.--No.Z. 3sa39o- No q. 37a3Sc HinseI
aOr soaGl, 50aS3c.
RYE.-JUa95c.
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Since Mr.. Julien Binford has gotten IN
his new stock Of Groceries, Liquors. &C.,
our neighborhood has assumed live aud
vigorous appearance. 100 east MAN, TWO
doors below DIsPArcH ofice, is his store.
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ArbiiratOrs Tor tNe fFthcH 7IIFN"'
IBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dlspatcn.l
Paris. November 25.-The Pas de Calais
mine-owners have appointed SIX aroitra-
tors 10 meet and confer with delegates
chosen Dy the striking miners,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26

A eight shock was felt at NagoIa on tho night
OF sunday, October 2jth. On Wednesday morn
ing, while fOstv Christians vera assembled m
one Of the Duiiaiugs oi She Methods: school Sue
structure began 70 toitor aud tue Borslhppers
led. ono Cbristiah and his wiic were Killed
and two Japanese Bere fatally injured. hr.
ana Mrs. Vandyke, missionaries, and one other
while person were dangerously hurt. Out oil
doors tho city was in an uprOar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26

Faouk-We la)ts: gSua s375aS4; su3sgons
"a. 25ss450; exsra, ~ 10 lanily, s5atJ.Sj
patentfaialy, sJ.5OssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26

LaSDeS, November 28.-Ths Chronicles corre-
spOndent az TiCn-Tsln says: The outbreak IN
the north, officially described as raid Of Mohgo-
Ian robbers, proves 90 be an insurrecttOnary
movements Of serious dimensions. Dispatches
received to-day state that in Mongolia and some
northern districts nearer the capital the reVo-
lutQnary following IS spreading rapidly ana 9hs
number OF rebeis IA tecoEing alarming. A
force consisting q several squadrons OF hongo-
fan cavalry, besides infantry, Is reported TO 90
advancing on Pekin, where tho utmost alarm pre-
walls. TICOps have started to meet me fepels.
Tue entire Christian population Of kingchow
vas massacred, with the beiligertn. priests.
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DEAFaa.


FORF.-Died, at 7:50 A. 81, November
Ok 1891. JULIA g., second daughter OF
Bette A. and X. A. Fore and grand
daughter Of Y. 4. Atkinson; age seven
teen months and Eve days.
"Sufier little children 20 come unto me,
for of such Is the kingdom Of Heaven"
Burial at Hollywood TO-DAY.
LATHROP. Died, Tuesday night, No.
yember 2lth, at the residence. OF H.. n.
Savage, MARY c., daughter OF the late
Lafayette and Maria Lathrop,
Funeral services at Fast PresbyteTian
church THIS AFTERNOON at A o'clock.
No towers.
MoGILyRAY.- Died, at his residence.
$40 east Leigh street, AZ lib o eloot A. ~
Eoysmber z5. 1891, Rev. WILLIAM b. Nc
GILYhAy, m the sixty-fourth year OF his
The funeral will DO held al Centenary
eburch at 3 O'clock THIS Thursday ~ =
MING. Friends and acquaintancss Oh tne
family are invited - attend
NOEL. Died. Wednesday, November %,
1891. at l2,45 p. u, at the residence % her
father. l03 east CaDa street.. kLhoF.. vile
OF FRANK Noel and daughter OF SaIpnet d.
Ragland. in the twsatS-slA'h SeH " DER
flpesaffrom st. Masks church TO-DAY
at III O'Clock A. NJ
SWAMI. Died, on November "a. 1891. at
e,4y O'clock II. NJ, at bis iathar 3 Fesldence,
No. 81 DoFSh Eighth street. 9. o. SMAAN;
JE AGED eleven years three nonhhs ana
nine DAYS. >xoovt.s.,
PuBefL THIS (phaTsd9y) MORNING
at 5 . clock. All fFleDds arc Mylted 10 az
tend No flowers.
sMTTH.-Died. at her residence. No rs
north Seventeenth street. Ut 9'sloek a;
81. November "a lssl. Mrs. LUCY Ann
SSiRfA, aged htty-sessa wears, Nter .
She MAS consistent Chzistian.
Her funeral VIII take place at tho FIRST
Baptist chnrcb a. 3 o'eiock r. d. iVspAf'
NovembsE 18th,
FOMPKINS.- Died, NosspbeF 29tp, Ct
| I O'Clock A. d., AZ the resIqe9ce Ok bls
sop. ~. 81. IolnDkIS No ), Rps,h ilzst
street. MILAN DARAEY tOSafAL>Y,
in the sixty-sixth year Of hls a.se.
The funeral vail ta4s place IHOESDAI
the 2sth froH ~. Jalpes eAsleA ~ .
o'clock. -,
0SssloAtesyille and ScOstyills pspsss
please COPY.
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STARTLING PHENOMENA.

ALake six hundred yards long and sixty yards
wide was formed at the foot Of tho Hukusan
mountain, In the Ghu prefecture, and groat
cracks were formed In tho ground be-
side the hills IN Giiu Water spraug
from tho cracks IN the ground aud
the wator in the wells was changed in color 20 q
brownish TINT and rendered unAt for drinking.
The embark meutJ Of most Of the rivers were
destroyed, and In the city prefecture three
hundred Iaile9 Of emLankmont must DO rebuilt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
MANY DISTINCT SHOCKS.

Up to the morning OF October 30th 36S dis
tinct shocks were reported as following that OF
WedueslaY As the wounded were brought
into inc city from surrounding towns reports
continued 10 come OF lives lost, damage done,
ana stirring Incidents. Reports were also re-
ceivod OF assures IN the earth two feet wide and
several feet deep, railway rails twisted, iron
hi igoa and river embankments sunk or crum-
bled and fields flooded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
~ YoRK srOck MARKgr.

New YORE November 25.-The stock
market was intensely dull throughout, OK
cent M the nrst hai-hour 40 usual on the day
preredine halliday, and the active stock auctu-
ated over an exceedingly narroN range, Hth 20
feature ot sny Kind % relieve the monotohyl Vn
she Whole the tone Vas net nrn, OWNS 70 some
prcssars % sejl from Ihe lncal traahig element,
even though the foreigners ware disposed 20 Guy
and come covering " snorts Was dene pfepsre-
tury 10 IA expected UPWARD movement aiter Voc
holiday Tue close uas generally ~ slght , es-
cIines nom last nights ngurea. The indnsrlals
furnished tho oniY feature. salss, l'l'oVo
shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,
EaeRind--Exchango quiet and steady a. fota
4S3. Commercial bills, 4spAaAhsit. Money
sasyat 3a3is, closing o.fered az 2. sub-Trea'
sury balances --CoiR, sl0p,409,00J; currency
So 12a,U0N. Governments dali but ,ism per
cents, III. State DORds dull hut steady,
srosx ouOr krfoNA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-26
MASSACRES In CHINA
CHRISTIANS, NATIVE AND FOREIGN,
KILLED IN COLO BLOOD.
Missions saeked-,The Uprising Wholly
Unexpected-The Local Authorities
Powerless-foreig Notes
lBy AugIo-Amsrican cable 20 the Dispatc

lBy AngIo-Amsrican cable 20 the Dispatch.l
Pans, November 25.-A dispatch has
been received here from Pekin which con-
firms the statement that well-armed banda
have devastated a whole district in the
northern part Of CHINA, and that thoy have pli-
LACED aud burned Belgian mission stations In
addition 20 the destruction Of she missions a.
Tayou aud sanchi, where over hundred con-
yerted natives we're massaered By the blood
lhirEiY bands, and the station AZ Gehol was
sscked and burned. The priest In charge Of ias
mission, a Belgian ny birth, vas killed ~ the
mob, aud several other Christians were also
massacred.
The natives he'd been quiet and there was no
sign in the district that revoli was medlta'eu,
The local authorities, therefore, had taken no
steps % suppress any outbreak, and Wben ths
natives rose they met with no maieriai Opposl-
tiou, Tor the 0alqials we're prnctcahy helpless
Tho local Governor Ia MS report OF the occur
renee % the Pekia G0verRment does not place
the blame upon the natives OF the province, pu'
attaches the responsibility for tho crimes 20
bands OF Monaghan robbers, BhO' ne sAJs
made a raid through tho district.
Whatever ths trash may ba The general uVF-
eminent has taken steps to prevent any lurlhtl
outrages on foreigners or native Christians 10
the district.
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DASH FOR LIBERTY.
coNWcTs RUN AND ARE FIRED
ieS'N neon ~ TIE GUARD.

,p.a-rwo Esoape-A Desperate
o. ,,>cgroo,--A ceieFSd rraln-Hapd
med on tho A. 3 : Railroad.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM Alt esAEr BUSINESS
CENTRES es rHs WORLD
Prices for Money, Bonds, stocks arslA'
Tobacco, Costan, &e- and In ea~
nscsion Herewith the Wss-
ther Indications


E7 WASHINGTON, y. g., November
Iran 25. Indications for Virginia and
~" North Carolina: Pair weather;
nearly stationary tefnpcratare' va
rlable winds Increasing cloudiness; pos
ably warmer with light gains Friday,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-09-26
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Law.

Prof. l. P. Roberts, in one Of his
lectures in the New York dairy
schools, advised his hearers to study
law-natural law. He said: at is
all law in this world. If l break a
moral law l may repent; if it is a
civil law which / break-by stealing
sheep or other property-if l have
plenty of money and sharp lawyer,
l will stand a pretty good chance
of keeping out of state prison but if
break or violate law of agriculture,
no power on earth or heaven will
shield or help me. There is no use
in going into the stable and praying
to the Lord to cause the old COW to
give more or better milk, ii WON'T
do, because He never will do it.
There is a proper place in which to
pray, and there are some things we
may pray for, but more and better
milk from q starved scrub COW, isn't
one of them. Faith without works
won't materialize The Lord once
said: 4 give you dominion but we
have lost much of it since then. Let
us regain it all by studying law
The professor could not have given
sounder advice. 1t is the duty of all
to study law, in its true sense; and
where on earth can this be done
better than on the farm, where every
phase of natural law is, in one way
or another, brought into practica
play And we do not expect mora
laws, which are just as natural as thu
physical, and without a due obser'
vance of which no farm can bt
properly conducted or farmers
family live tremendously.