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SAN FnAScIsco, Doc. 1l.-O. II. Greens
wald, president OF tlS Golden Cato
Lumber Company, said this afternoon:
"My opinion is that tho Maggie Ross
got caught in tho trough of.thc son and
the waves washed over her, completely
submOrgine her, and that tho captain
and crew and boats were carried away
and tho mon wore drowned in tho
raging waters"
The crew numbered fourteen. Capt.
Marshall was skilful seaman and had
handled tho vessel very successfully.
Besides him there was Chief Officer
Taylor, Chief Engineer W. NJ. Anncry
and II. 9. Annery, cook. Then thcre
was n second mate, another engineer,
two tiscncn and FIVE hands before tho
mast and 4 cabin boy.
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A BEAR GARDEN UrRoAn

IN tho French Chamber or Deputies an,,
Nova DuciIylu bo Fought BY Big states.
men.
I PARIS, Dec. ll.-DurinG the debate in
the Chamber OF Deputies today thore
were several disordorly scrnus culmin.
ating in a regular bear garden uproar,
NJ. Asson and NJ. Dobasri violently
abused N. Floqaet, president Of the
chamber, affairs reaching d climax Wien
N. Do Cassagnac, enraged at, the utter.
ance. Of n. Floquct, sptang TO his feet
and deliberately called the latter liar.
NJ. Floquet, us soon as he was able 10
do SO, challenged NJ. Cnssagnac to with.
draw the term OF moot him, OH the Held
Of honor. u
y. Dc .Cassagnac positively refused to
retract.
Both the gefllchicli have chosen sec
onds and the arrangements arc being
made for q luol, which it Is said Twill be
fought at an carly hour; tomorrow
morning soncwllori In Belgium ncar
tho French frontier. n h
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WAsluSoros, D. O., Dec. ll.-A bull
iletin issued BY tho census office today
shows that during the ten years ended
in 1890, in the states Of Virginia, West
Virginia exclusive OF thNt portion
north OF Parkrrsbure), North Carolina
ind South Carolina, the increase in
railroad mileage was about $500 miles,
and during tho same period the increase
in Passenger transportation was about
1000, 900, rn,lin freight transportation
about f000,U0o ions. Tho total earnings
wcro increased by about $l7 100000.
Tho total expenditures, however, were
Increased by about Sl9,U0O,0O0. sg
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FATAL COLLISION.



g. Q. Disnstor.-
CAIRO, ILL, Dec. ia collision oc-
cured last night at Mountain Glen, on
tho Mobile d Ohio railroad betwcon a
freight train and construction train.
Four or five people wore killed
At the general Offices Of the road tits
learned that three persons were killed
and nine injured, one Of them fatally.
Tho iollowin. were killed: Engineer
F!ippcn, OF the freight train. Simon
Olsen and J. Miller, Of tho work train.
Tho injured were ]. S. Applcgatr,
chest injured, both legs broken; will
probably die. Logan Dixon, right arm
and collar bone broken, scalp wound.
Jones Elliott, right shoulder injured.
William Gregory. badly hurt about
head, body and hund. John Masscy,
scalp wound and injured about tho
chest. Dennis Godfrey, largo cash IN
head, left shoulder spraincd; injuries
considered serious.
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DOWN WITH MALARIA.
Mills is Sick nnt Ills Condition Alarms .,, II

Mills Is Sick and Ills Condition Alarms His
Frlends. II
WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.-NLr. Mills has
boon confined to his room at Willard's
since the organization OF tho house.
X He was oveworkud and nervous then,
and only by great effort Of will was lc
ablo o:be present at, the initiation Of
his eucccssful rival into office. He.is
now prostratcd with malaria and was
delirious yesterday. His friends are
decidedly anxious rs to the outcome OF
his illness. 81
The reports that Mr.. Mills would de-
cline ull active participation in tho
work oil the house have not received
an authoritative denial on account Of
Mr.. Alills's illness. :.5 So. e
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
A Minority Of tho state Commissioners
Vote to Ask Congross for an Iippropria.

a Majority OF tho state Commissioners
Vote to Ask Congross FOR an Appropria.
tion!
CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Twenty-onc state
delegations in tho Worlds Fair state
convention voted to-day for resolution
asking Congress to appropriate S5OO0,-
600 for the cxpositi on. Five other state
delegations that had not authority to
vote on such questions put themselves
on record individually in favor OF the
resolution.
Delegate F0rquhar, OF Pennsylvania,
introduced tho resolution. Considera-
bic discussion followed, during which
tho opposition OF tho board Of control was
defined by Commissioner st. Clair, OF
West Virginia. lIc said that tho board
was barred from approving an appro-
priation outright blythe action OF tho
commission which had recommended
a loan only. But in the fICc OF this hs
did not see how Congress could refuse,
TO grant liberal support to m cxposi-,
ton which it had innugurated.
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AN UNPOPULAR LAW.
Tho Alien Land Act in Texas Declare
81 ts-zrT Tif Unconstitutional. Et

..- Unconstitutional. H.et
DALLAS, TEXAS, Dec l1.-NIany dis
patches wcro received from Tyler today
announcing the fact that the supreme
court has decided tho alien land law
unconstitutional. The news was rccciv-
ed with tho greatest satisfaction in all
business, labor and all other circles,
Tho Inv hardly had n friend in Texas.
even those who voted forit in the last
legislature claiming they were tluped us
to its effect upon tho finances and the
trade OF tho state; 1t was 4 law which
prevented my foreigner holding title to
land iu Texas. This, OF course, prevent
cd loans being cup OH real estate MS
sccurity5by any man orby,any company
with SO much as ono foreigner rs d 4
stookholdcr All such companies at
once called a halt and tlomandcd a set.
tlcmcnt with all creditors. They could
not extend the time under the law.
This caused tremendous sacrifices to be
made and the ruin OF many property
holders. ,s5 < Itigs a III i
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CLAIMS AGAINST CHILE.
The Report OF Foreign Minister Malta!
.Scnsrifnnnl stnry n.ni,,


Tho Report OF Foreign Minister aIa:ta-A
Sensational Story Denied.
VALPARAISO. Dec. II. Foreign Minis
ter Malta, in his report TO congress rel
atiYe to the claims madc against Chile
by foreigners, says that the govern
mcnt is bound in duty 10 administer
strict justice.
Tho Chilean ministry, however, he
added, rejects all attempts TO formulate
claims which at times have boon al
lowed in America, owing TO tho special
circumstances under which the govern
ments against whom such claims were
preferred were placed toward thoso in
whose favor thhy wore formulated. To
countenance the prosont attempts would
be to create, in favor OF Foreigners,
privileges that nro allowed neither by
state nor international law. By virtue
OF tho mere fact foreigner tnl.cs up his
residence in Chile It shows that he
likos it and its suits him. lIo would
further wish to acquire tho right to i'm
pose on tho government an obligation
to secure him against disastrous events
thnt atflict Ch!lGuns as VOL as foreign
ors, and which arc ontiroly due to Il
superior force, as in the case OF august
2S and 90.
Whilo tloro il 10 doubt, he con-
cludes, that tho claims OF prominent
British merchants aro iii several cases
grossly exaggerated, still in the end the
Ghllcan government cannot refuse TO
pay q large portion OF the claims made
Tor the sacking and looting in Nnlpa-
rais.o, Vinat Del Mar and Santiago, as
well MS for damages to the Nitrate rail
road and the detention OF steamers.
INC statement recently sont 10 the
London Times by. its correspondent ut
Santiago 10 the effect that United States
Minister Egan had, during the recent
correspondence between. the United
States and tho government at Santiago,
sent several insulting notes to Minister
Of Foreign Affairs Malta, which had
caused proposition to DO presented 10
the Chilean Congress looking to The
suppression Of The Chilean legation at
Washington, and which proposition
had only been rdoicatcd by tho govern
mont exercising its influence TO tho ut
most, ia unlualilcdly false, Tho matter
has not even ben discussed by the gov
eminent or BY Congress, and al indicl-
cations point to a desire on the part OF
Congress to continue The amichblo rcla-
tons which have been exercised for 80
long time with the United States.
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q clty,s Wall. rnaerm,t,sd.

LospoS, Dec. 1.-THE furious sulos
and heavy floods have sowcskcncd and
undermined the ancient and massive
walls by which tho greater portion of
tho city OF Chester is enclosed Tint lor-
tions OF the old Roman structure have
subsidized. Tho gale las swept over Ire
land causing damage to property and
flooding a number OF rivers.
Tho Norwegian mail steamer FIRTH
jof has been WRECKED or l1auee.unl,
Norway * (. z 3 Z X 4s5> S5-s !
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LONDON, Dec. ll.--Tho Liberal con-
ference to consider rural reforms llas
opened at Memorial HILL, Farrinellon
street. The Liberal party was well
represented, 4g5 delegates being present.
Mr. SPENCE Watson presided. 5gfii ~
All the Speakers concurred In do
nouncins the Interference OF par-
sons and squircs III political
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BLAINE GOSSIP
Rovivod BY His Acceptance Of tho
the Invitation to III
SPEAK TO BOSTON BUSINESS MEN.
Expected That Ho VIII Indicate
His Intentions for 1892.
His FIRST PUBLIC UTTERANCE
Since Ho Has Been Secretary Of
State VIII be Made.
SENATOR SHERMAN LOOMING UP
For tho Presidency, and a Boom
May be Developed. -.
SENATOR QUAY'S SUCCESSOR
Expected That Ho viii Indicate
His Intentions for 1892.
His FIRST PUBLIC U77ERANCE
Since Ho Has Been Secretary of
State Will be Made.
SENATOR SHERMAN LOOMING UP
For tho Presidency, and a Boom
May be Developed. -.
SENATOR QulY's SUCCESSOR

vii! Bo Congressman Dalzcll, il II is
in tho Woods to Elect Him..Hc Has
Not Yet Begun n Formal Campaign
for the pcnnsylvnnia scnatorship,
But Ills Boom is On With Full
Forcc-.Mr. Pendlctou Thinks West
Virginia Will Get Four Appoint
mcnts Under the New Organization
OF the Housc-.Spcalicr Crisp Very
Tired and NIr. Mills Down with the
AIolaria--Gcncral Washington News.
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Cn,tAGo, Dec. 1.-THE injunction
suit brought BY Robert Lihdblom to re-
strain tho Chicago board OF TRADE from
expulling him M member for sending
market quotations TO the st. Louis mer-
chants exchange was dismissed before
Judge Tulcy to-day. The dismissal was
ona stipulation signed by both parties.
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SpEiSaflEIp, Lii, Doc. ll.-Grand
Master .IohnAT. Thompson, OF tho state
grange, has been petitioncd by srangeH
of about thir.y-iiSa counties to bea can
didate lUrgovornor. lie stated to-day.
that lie would noyor be candidate OF
atllirtl party, but would accept the
Democratic nomination.
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Gross rrnnls Dls,c,opyrcrrcd,

y SACRAMENTO, CAr., Dec. II The Ertn-
ing. Bee prints m article claiming gross
;fraudsiiayc bcsn discovered injthe 10,
eating and liandlinsoi state lands BY
JohnA.! Bcneon, now under Indictment
in San Franoisco for fraudulent land
surveys, and the firm OF y. +. & +. a.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
r. G. Dun Sc Co.'s Weekly Roview
Of tho Condition of Business.
EVERY BRANCH is IMPROVING
And tho Outlook Is Encouraging.-
Fair Activity in tho Distribution of
observation-disclosures Sales of Iron
Notcu--ltail Mills llavo Largo Or
doris Ahcad.-Whcat Has Hoou-
Highcr..Tho Weeks Failures. .

NEw IoRE, Dec. 1l.-R. G. Dun & Co.. :
in their weekly rcviow OF trade, says
As tho holidays draw noar NIL signs in.
dicato alargo volume Of business at the
present, with growing confidence OF
Improvement i'll the futurc, except in
parts OF tho south where the unusual
accumulation OF cotton and its low
prices have II depressing influence.
Reports from all parts OF tho country
show avery fair activity in the distribu-
ton OF merchandise. At Philadelphia
larger sales OF iron arc seen. At
Cleveland trade is good, exceeding last
years, with little complaint OF collcc-
lions. AT Detroit tradc equals last
years, and the outlook is favorable.
At Chicago the usual great increase
is seen in brcGdstulls. Among cloth
iers the better class OF goods arc in cx-
cellcnt demand. Trade in knit goods is
quiet and in dress goods satisfactory,
but some concessions arc noted in ilan-
nels. Print cloths show some improvo-
ment, and prints arc moro active. The
iron business is moro active. bar and
plate mills are well employed, though
the prices are low, orders for 10000 cars
having been placed in two weeks at the
lowest prices ever known. The rail
mills 90 into next year with orders for
100000 tons. Lake copper is lower, tin
and lead arc very dull and coal weak.
Wheat has been l! cents higher and
oats II, but sorn23 cents lower. Pork
products slightly stronger, colTeo
quarter OF n cent and oil II cents highor
without any great activity many branch
oil speculative trade.
Tho business failures Tor tho past
week number 500, with 4 total OF $50
lastweei. and 374 were tho figures ior
the same week last year.
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I IOldc.. Govor.imnont Employo Dead.

WAsnixdroS D. G., Dec. II Richard
:G:Doyo, the Oldest cmployeintlie gov
crnmont service, died here to-day. He
was q clork in the treasury department,
and WAS appointed in 1921, during Pres
gid0ut Jackson's administration. G
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MHhnouRsR, Dec .sll.--Tlie permanent
building and investment society OF this
city has been deirauded OF 55,OoO
pounds by ono Of tho officers connected
with the institution.
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matter OF no secrecy. There has never
been nny political co.partnership ex.
listing between them, and for the past
three years their attitude toward each
other has boon ono OF unfriendlinc.s.
Tho distribution OF patronage when
President Harrison came into office led
to direct hostility. Senator Quay,
whose residence in Beaver gave him
tho opportunity 10 claim tho Offices
IN Western Pennsylvania, intrudcd
30 iar into tho domains OF Congressman
DaiAcll as to make recommendations
for offices located in Pittsburgh that
were unacceptable to tho congressman.
The outcome was that Senator Quay
prevailed with tho administration, and
Mr.. DaRells friends were ignored.
Since that timo there has been open
warfare.
HOW DALzELL HAS rRorlTEp.
Tho result OF these conflicts between
Senator Quay and Congressman Dalzell
has caused tho entire anti.Quay scnti-
mcnt in the state OF Pennsylvania to
crystalizo around Mr.. Dalzell, Ile is
IN unrelenting fighter with more de-
termination and less compromising
qualities than tho average politicians.
Ills friends now understand that he is
ready to open = battle to the finish, and
will make the issuc tho seat now occu-
pied by Quay in tho United States ecn-
ate. -y.
Congressman Dalzell was seen to-day
by tho lSrELLlGESCEn correspondent in
connection with his forthcoming candl-
dacy. Ic declined to conform or deny
tho accuracy OF the statement made BY
his friends that he had decided to enter
the senatorial race. /,
TIE USUAL REuHIoS EPISODE.
Every opening OF Congress is marked
by somo striking meeting OF congress
men, who, twenty-five years ago, served
in opposing armies, and which occasion
is marked by some expression OF cor
diality and mutual regard, which would
show that the war is over. LAST Tues
day, while the members were standing
around waiting to draw their seats,
Congressman Wheeler, who, during the
war, commanded the southern cavalry,
came across Congressman Bclllnap, Of
Michigan, who was one OF the most dar-
ing scouts.o tho union war.
DOESN'T WANT Ills HEAD NOW.
On one occasion Bcllnap had particu-
larly distinguished himself by entering
Wheeler's limos, spending weeks with
him, and cleaning most important in
formation. Wheeler, on learning who
his visitor had been, was so chagrined
and mortified that he offered 4 large
reward for Bclknap's head. When
they met on Tuesday, Wheeler immedi-
ately recognized Belknap, and putting
ont both hands, said warmly: Captain
Belknap, twenty-five years ago wanted
your head. Now I wan: still moro; for
if am made chairman oitho committee
on military-alI;I l shall want YOU at
the head OF the Republican minority to
assist me in my work on the com.
mittcc."
WEST VIRGINIA MEMBERS. @
The only bill introduced by Senator
kenna Yesterday was ono for tho sure
ties OF Dennis Murphy. Mr.. Pcndlcton
says that in the distribution OF the
patronage Of the house it is expected
that cocb az +ha fnur nv omhnrs ,r;ll cot
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sltrfm pfipftta 10 Inc Instlsf1snc:r.
8 FAfRMoST, WA, Dec. 1.-THE coal
and coke output in this region for the
week ending December 5 was 25,l32
tong. Number OF men employed, 1851
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SHE FoonED the DErESsE.
A Female Witness Who Created n Decided
Sensation in Court,

n female witness Who Crchtcd n Decided
Sensation in Court.
SALT LAKE, UrAH, Dec. 1l.-Thero
were sensational developments in the
prison investigation to-day. Essio
Banks, q female prisoner who was placed
on the stand by tho defense to rcfute
statements made by Ann Prindlo and
May Foraior, OF the lcwd conduct Of
tho United States Marshal, as well rs to
showthat he was victim OF n con-
spiracY, was unmaskcdby United States
Attorney Farian, who subjected her to
q cross-cXdmination. She admitted
that sho was y prostitute, and
had followed that calling in all
the principal cities OF tho west; that
she shot sister in frailty, and that her
"man ut the pen" was George I.oomis,
4 convict under sentence ior burglary;
and that ho had access to her cell when
over SO inclined, and had been for
months. According to her answers, tho
women prisoners were intimate with
guards, and that it was Il fact that with
i'll the walls OF the womcn's prison
leachcry was rampant.
a supposed witness ior the defense,
she proved tho best witness for tho
prosecution,
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sptcia, Dtpalch 10 III. Inie.ligspcer.

Sgttia! Dtpctch 10 the fnlesIigeacer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 11.--In tho
absence OF any session OF Congress to-
day the chief topic OF speculation las
been Mr.. Blaine's acceptance Of the in
yitation to speak on January for the
Boston business men. 1tis regarded as
significant. as this will be practically
Mr.. Blaine's first appearance as 4 pub
lie speaker since his entrance upon the
duties OF the state department. It is
believed, too, that ho takes this mothod
Of proving to all doubtcrs that he is
physically restored and is tho magnetic
speaker OF years gone by. @
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matters. Thcy declared strongly III
favor OF tho onsting Of clcricais from
the control OF oiallotments obtained under
compulsory powers. s s
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THE STORM in ENGLAND.
Tho Damage Is Immense Raging
r.s5s Throughout Grcnt Britain. zs-iff

Tho Damage Is INN cnsc. = Raging
r.l! Throughout Grcnt Britain. =s+iff
( LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE storm which
set i'll on Wednesday, night subsidized for
u time like its predecessors, which did
such a vast amount OF damage, but the
diminuitiqn in the force OF the gale was
only temporary, and in q short time the
wind began to increase in velocity and
is now $3.50 ?, n.y. blowing with re-
newod visor. Tho storm docs not alone
affect England. It's raging with equal
violence in Scotland, ireland and Wales,
aud the damage which has been done
will amount to many thousands OF
pounds.
The losses sustained by the destruc.
ton OF telegraph and telephone and
electric light lines aro very heavy. The
damage done by the preceding storm
had hardly been entirely repaired whom
tho gale snow prevailing set in. The
result is that poles and wires arc again
down in all directions. Along tho
coasts the small craft. fishing boats and
vessels engaged in tho coast wise trade,
arc the principal sufferers. Many OF
those vessels have been unable 10 claw
on shore and have been dashed upon
the beaches where heavy seas have
brokon up.
a dispatch from Cork states that four
fishermen near Skibberccn were caught
in tho gallo. s5s
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Terrible Storm on :ho Chinese Coast.
LONDON, Dec. ll.--A dispatch to tho
Times from Singapore states that y So
we're gale prevailed at Hong Kong on
December. A. y large number OF Chinese
vessels OF all descriptions were de-
stroycd and hundreds OF Chinese sailors
and laborcrs engaged about the harDor
were drowned. European and other
vessels lying ut Hong Kong sustained
little damage. Il 55el
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liidc. II is claimed 100000 acres havo
been located since March l., mostly
through dummies, school lands being
selected instead OF swamp lands.
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EUROPEAN NEWS,
Matters OF Moment From tho Lands
Across tho pond" @
The ST, JOHN DIVORCE TRIAL

Keeps Up Its Interest and the spccta.
tors Strnin Thcir Ears for Spicy De.
volopments..A Houscmnid Gets
Even With tho Aotrcss..Tlc Storm
in Great Britain Does Immense
Damagc-.A Duel between French
Statesmen oil This MORNINGS Pro
grammc. tE
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NEw EanK, Dec, 1l.=-Arriycl-
Steamer Sordlanu, Antwcrp. 4.
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The only bill introduced by Senator
kenna Yesterday was ono for tho sure
ties OF Dennis Murphy. Mr.. Pendlcton
says that in the distribution OF the
patronage Of the house it is expected
that each OF the four members will get
one appointment.
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He will be accompanied by Minister
Guzman, OF Nicaragua, Minister'S Men
donza, OF Brazil, Romero, Of Mexico, and
Bclot-Braza, OF Venezuela. His subject
is almost certain to DO an able exposi-
,ion CT what this administration has
done in the limo OF reciprocity with the
South American nations. 1t will be in
tercsting i'll this connection to observe
wl,cthor Mr.. Blaine will make any allu-
sions whatever TO tho proposition Of his
colleague, Secretary Rusk, looking to
any imposition oi duties on raw hides, n
vital subject to Boston business mon.
1t is quite likely that every reader OF
Mr.. laine's speech will strive to read
between the lines, and find some expires.
sion TO be construed as IN indication OF
his intentions for 1892.
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