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SKIN DARK As COAL
Eczema Affi:cts a Well.KnOwn GentIe-
man. Pitiable Subject to Look
Upon. Suffered Terribly.
Whole Body Covered.
Given Up By San Francisco Doctors.
Might Have Saved 5000, as He
Was Cured for SO by
Cuticura Remedies.

has done for me; it has restored me good health
and happiness, for befora tried CUTIcURA RENE
DIES was given up by all the doctors in San Fran
cisco: but II had only taken certain gentleman's
advice ana tried CUTICURA REMEDEE Es sooner L
should certainly have saved from $500 TO $500. L
was a most pitiable subject to look upon with co
zema, and suffered terribly. almost dark as
coal from my instep up TO my knees both Iegn
and after that 1t broke out all over my body; but
after using half dozen sets of CUrIcUKA RENE
DIES 1 was perfectly restored to good health. aud
have enjoyed the same ever since (Which is for
two years.. great number OF people visit my
tablishment, and have told hundreds of people
what CUrIcURA has done for me- but have thought
that ought TO write and let you know, that you
can refer anyone i'll this county to me-
LOUIS JOHNSON,
Proprietor Marine Boat-House,
SauSalito, Marin Co., California
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EXPORT TAX ON WHEAT.
TIE RUSSIAN LOAN.
An American consurs Exploit.

MADRID, Nov. 6.-The American Charge
d'Afaires here, Mr. Newberry. became in
volyed in street brawl here to-day. No
ticing some ladies Yainly expo5tulatins with
driver because of his cruelty to an overbur-
dened horse, Newberry demonstrated with
the driver. who, becoming insolent. had his
ears boxed by Newberry. The driver and
his companions then attempted to show
fight, but, cowed by Newberry's manner,
cOntented themselves with a torrent of vile
language and endeavoring to iacite a riot
against ''the foreigner" The diver was
arraste1
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have been American citizens. The Starr
County polling list shows Jose Engel Neras
and Juan BaZan voted in Precinct a. These
were two of the men shot on Octvber 10th
at Guarraiche by order of General Garcia.
The vote at Precinct was unaccOuntably
large at the last election owing to the i'm
rortation of voters across the Rio Grande,
and it has not been ascertained whether
Veras and Bazan were citizens and entitled
to American protection or fraudulent voters.
Veras vas a smuggler and his death caused
no regret, but indignation ensues over the
Off-iaking of Bazan, who was an inoffens!ye
butcher and leaves family.
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Cherokee Land Claims.

MUsKoeEE Il. To-. Nov. 6.-Sarah Ellis
and other Cherokee Indians have filed a pc
tition asking for the partition and allotment
of the Cherokee lands. Joel B. Mayes,
Chief Of the nation, and others are made
defendants. The petition asks for the al
lotment of 100000 acres equally among
the five tribes Of the nation. The suit is the
largest ever brought in the United States
Court.
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Miners Badly Maueled.

LEApvILLE (Colo.), Nov Ga terrific ex-
plosion occurred at the heading to the Rusk-
Ivanhoe Tunnel last night. where Ininemen
were at work. Bod Wilkinson was torn
into atoms. Gus johnson died in an hour,
Jack Acott had both eyes blown out
Three others had their legs broken and
were internally injured; while three were
badly bruised. The explosion was caused
by one of the men striking giant powder In
one of the shots with drill.
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MUST RETURN TO CHINA.
Decision at Detroit in the Case Of smuegled
Chiuamau


DETROIT (Mich.), Nov. 6.-Judge Swan
delivered an opinion on the subject of
Chinese deportation, which is, perhaps,
the first complete ruling upon the vexatious
question. The case was that OF Chong Sam,
whose arrest was affected at Port Huron,
July 9th, for having been unlawfully In this
country. The Chinaman was examined by
a United States Commissioner and found
in possession of a certificate issued by
customs officer of Vancouver, B. c., dated
May q, 1891, permitting him to return TO
Canada. 1t was also shown that he had
been arrested at Detroit June 23d and re-
turned to Canada by order of Commissioner
Graves. Upon his second appearance the
Chinaman was ordered sent back to China,
under the ruling of the State Department,
to which was referred the construction of
the law. A brief resume of this decision is
to the effect that the order of the Commits
sioner directing the deportation of Chong
Sam to Canada is reversed and the United
States Marshal is instructed to cause him 20
be removed to China.
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Rumors Regarding Gould.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-The rumor sent out
on Thursday from the Wall street news
agency to the effect that Jay Gould suffered
a relapse and was in a serious condition,
followed by report to-day that Gould was
dead, was undoubtedly started for the pur-
pose of bearing stock, as there seems to be
nothing on which to base Ii.
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PARIS, Nov. 6.-Vacour. who was ar
rested yesterday on suspicion of being the
murderer of the man whose headess re-
mains were found in cellar. has made
confession. He strangled his companion
after drunken fight, carried the body TO
the cellar, decapitated it, and threw the
head into the pubiic sewer. The head was
found tonight in tn epiace indicated by
the nurderer
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JAPAN'S GREAT Loss.
The Terrible Disaster Caused by the Recent
Enrthnnala

The Terrible Disaster Caused by the Recent
Earthquake.
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a telegram from
the Japanese Government was to-day re-
ceived by Tateno, the Japanese Minister,
giving an account OF the earthquake which
occurred in alan on the 18th Of October
1t seems from this report that the damage
caused by the earthquake was confined al
most entirely 10 the prefectures of Aichi
and Gifu. Nagoya is the chief city in the
Aichi prefecture, and has a population Of
10000. There are very large cities In the
Gifu prefecture. No mention is made of
any damage in any other parts of Japan
According 10 this information $500 persons
were killed. 9000 were injured. 5000 houses
were totally destroyed anu Il, 900 badly dam
aged.
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Baltimore Sugar Refinery.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 6-Much surprise is
created by the statement that the majority
of stock in the Baltimore Sugar Refinery
has been sold to Boston parties. The re-
fnery was controlled by local capital, and
believed to be in no danger of absorption by
the sugar trust Although it is stated the
purchasers are not connected with the trust
there is still fears that the refinery will ul-
timately fall into the hands OF that octopus.
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SOLVING THE MYSTERY.
A Young Man Suspected of Killing Fannie
CARTWRIGHT

a AVuuS 11du ouspeCLcu VI AlIlluS 1duule
Cartwright
CHICAGO, Nov. GA post mortem exam
ination of the body of Fannie Cartwright,
the actress who met mysterious death in a
railroad yard in this city, utterly failed to
show any wounds except those inflicted by
the train. Developments in the case tonight
make it more complicated. The police ap-
parently have not abandoned the murder
theory, and tonight placed under arrest a
young man named John Beattey. His
name was furnished the police by the dead
woman's sister-in-law, who asserted that
Fannie spent Tuesday night with her and
other friends who dropped in. After drink
ing beer together until midnight Fannie left
and Beattey accompanied her. The two
were considerably under the influence of
liquor when they left the house, and whether
they wandered down into the railway yards
where she was run over accidentally, and
Beatty conceived the foolish notion Of deny
ing knowledge of it, or whether there can
possibly be a dark crime beneath the whole
affair remains for the officers to show. The
general appearance of the case makes the
first proposition more reasonable.
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FUNERAL CEREMONIES.
Services Held Over the Remains of Minister
Henry A Carter

New YORK, Nov. 6.-The funeral servi-
ces oyer the remains OF Henry A. Carter,
Minister from the Hawaiian Islands to the
United States, were held here to-day at the
MadisOn-squ Presbyterian Church. His
son, George r., and his daughters, Isabella,
Agnes and Cordelia. were present. The
diplomatic corps from Washington was rep
resented by Minister Romero of Mexico.
Secretary Blaine sent a personal official
letter of coincidence to the family and also
partment to attend the funeral. Rev. Dr.
Bartlett of Washington. d. G., officiated
1he remains will be shipped to San Fran
cisco and then conveyed to the steamship
Australia which will sail for Honolulu on
. the 22d inst.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
The Great Northern Will Continue Work as
Planned

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-An officer of the
Great Northern is quoted as saying: 1.-THE
report that the line from Spokane west is to
be changed is entirely untrue. The route
already laid out by the Great Northern has
had considerable money spent on it, and
there is not likely to be any change that
would result in throwing this money away.
II anything Is done in regard to the Port
land branch, it may be that President Hill
will buy the Union Pacific interest in the
right OF way. II the Great Northern cares
to do this it will find the Union Pacific quite
willing to sell. l do not think that it will
be done at present, however, as the money
for railroad building Is not lying around on
the ground, even with the Great Northern"
ATCHIsoN, Nov. 6-The October state
ment. Including the St Louis and San Fran
cisco systenL gives the gross earnings at
81, ,547, 600. an increase of $3.50. 600.
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Stopped the Run.

GALVESTON, Nov. 6.-The fact that Albert
Weiss of Weiss Bros, who failed yesterday,
was President of the Island Savings Bank
caused run on that institution to-day by
small depositors. The Directors held a
meeting and issued bulletin personally
guaranteeing every dollar of deposits and
declaring the bank perfectly solvent. Con-
ijence was restored tonight.
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A Duel in Spain.

MADRID, Nov. 6.-Admiral de Beranger,
Minister of Marine, recently challenged the
editor of a newspaper of this city to fight
duel. The duel was fought to-day, and four
pistol shots were exchanged. but neither
cOmbatant was wounded. The seconds then
declared that honor WAS satisfied and re-
fused to allow further hosti!ities. Imme-
diately after the duel it was announced that
Beranger had resigned as Minister Of Ma
rine.
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Dsmpsey's Def Answered.

CHICAGO. Nov. 6-Tom Ryan, the welter.
weight champion. has answered Jack
Dcmpsey's def. and Ryan's hackers stand
ready to match him against Dempsey at 14O
pounds for any sum. Ryan's fight with
HOW HHowsop, tn the Engiish,man who who defeated
and if Ryan wins the Ryan Dempsey match
will probably follow
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EXPORT ORE INVOLVED.
A Case in Which Decision Will Be Ren.
dered Tc-Day


New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-The Picayune's
San Antonio special says: A case involving
the entire silver-lead exporting industry of
Mexico into the United States was heard on
appeal by Judge Pardee of the United
States Circuit Court to-day, and taken
under adyisement. About year ago two
carloads of ore were shipped by J. f.
Matthews of Monterey, Mexico. to E. H
Chichester, through the port of Eagle Pass,
where the Collector of Customs held it for
nOn-payment of $50 per ton duty on all
ores classified as silver-lead. The consignee
held the ore should be classified as silver
and admitted duty free. He appealed from
the decision of the Collector to the United
States Board of Appraisers in New York as
to the rate of classification and assessment
duty. The board decided in favor OF Chi
chester. The Secretary of the Treasury ap-
Dealed from the decision of the appraisers
to the Circuit Court. and Judge Pardee to-
day reviewed the case. He will render his
decision tomorrow.
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Ponca Indian Lands.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 6.-Governor d. 81.
Jones, Chairman of the Cherokee Commits
sion. arrived here this evening from Ponca.
Hopes are entertained that the surplus
lands OF the POnca tribe, embracing about
5000 acres, will soon become public domain.
by purchase.
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There will be business meeting of the
Pacific Coast Women's Press Association
on Monday, in Union-sQuare Hall, at 3
o'clock in the afternoon. Itis expected that
all members will be present, as business Of
Importance Is to be trans sacted; but as the
session is to be strictly executive, neither
reporters nor visitors will be admitted.
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Terrible Boiler Explosion

SUNBRIDGE (Ontario), Nov 6-Tookey's
planing-mill was wrecked to-day by the ex-
plosion Of the boiler. James Turnbull, the
engineer. was driven through two parti-
tions. Both of his legs were broken and he
was terribly scalded. Several others WIRE
scalded and otherwise injured. The boiler
rose eighty feet in the air and landed 100
yards away.
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quiet. They kicked in his door and jeered
at him. He became enraged and called the
lighted lamp and struck him with it go hard
a blow that the lamp broke and the oil,
which caught fire. saturated his bed, envel-
oping him in mass of flames. The sight
sobered the women, who attempted to put
the fire out, but did not succeed until he was
fatally burned. Mrs. Gaffney was arrested.
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Saw Sulliyan's Whiskers.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Parson Davies, who
just returned from flying trip to San Fran
cisco, says he saw Sullivan in that city
wearing side whiskers and looking fat aud
hearty, not having "indulged" for the past
three months. At the close of his present
engagement in May he will be ready to "see''
Slavin. Davies saw the great tug-ot- war in
San Francisco and will shortly get up sim
liar contest here.
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Prairie Fire Victims.

PLANKINGToN Is. Dak.). Nov GA ter
rible prairie fire burned across the western
portion of Aurora County yesterday. Nicho-
las Woulf and Anton Ahrens psrished in
the flames. A large amount OF property
was DESTROYED,
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posed TO ba about equal and to reach nearly
half million. The firm is one of the Oldest
and has been regarded as one of the stanchess
here. The failure was brought about BY
the recent failures of Jacob Kreiger, the
Masonic Savings Bank, and the I. r. b.
Cotter Lumber Company The friends of
the company assert they will be abIe to pay
in full.
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Expelled From Russia.

LONDON, Nov. Ga dispatch from Vi
emma to the Times says telegram has been
received in that city from Pennell. the
artist, stating that he was arrested at Beroi-
chev, Russian Poland, and was confined for
thirty-six hours. He was subsequently re-
leased and expelled from Russia
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Abandoned Their Scheme.

NEW YORK. Nov. Cit is said that q
letter from London has been received by a
prominent New Orleans sporting man,
which informs him that Charlie Mitchell
and Frank Slavin have abandoped their in
tention of coming to this country.
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Fortunate Thomas Fortune.

NEW YORK. Nov Ga jury to-day
awarded Thomas Fortune, the colored edi-
tor of the New York Age, $S25 damages in
an action brought against the proprietor Of
a Sixth-avenue hotel for being assaulted
and refused drink because Of his color.
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Hurricane and Floods in spa;u.

MADRID. Nov 6-Advces from Chic
lana, twelve miles southeast of Cadiz, say a
terrific hurricane is sweeping that place.
The Segura River has Overflowed ana is
inundating the town. The streets are i'm
passable and a new bridge has been de-
stroyed. Large numbers of cattls in the
surrounding districts have been drowned.
Serious floods are also reported from
Valencia.
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A Schooner Overdue.

BosToN, Nov. 6.-Grave fears are enter
tanned for the safety of the three
schooner Hattie M. Crowell of Providence,
which sailed from Long Cove, Me-, October
22d, for New York. The Crowell had seven
men all told,
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a satisfactorx selectinn-

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Times, Standard
and the Unionist papers generally consider
the Selection of Mr.. Jackson for The Irish
Chief Secretaryship as the best that could
have been made.
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Cottou.PickiuR Machiue.

ATLANTA (Ga.). Nov. 6.-There was a
very satisfactory trial near here to-day Of
the -Lispenard cotton-picker, and it
Is thought that next years crop of cotton
will be picked to a great extent by ma
chinery,
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SPECIAL MEETING CALLED.
The Boston and Montana Mining Company
Will Issue New Bonds.

VIII I5bU6 NtW 00nuH.
Boston, Nov. 6.-The Boston and Mon
tana Mining Company has called q
special meeting Of stockholders for De-
cember 22d, at Butte City, to submit
propositions to mortgage the property to
secure payment of new issue of bonds not
exceeding S60000 the money to be applied
to the erection at Great Falls of an electro
lytic plant. The company's officials say
they will take no notice of reports of the
decrease in dividend sales. The regular
quarterly dividend of 81 is payable this
month, and action as to further dividends
will not be taken for nearly three months.
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A Missing Norwepian Bark.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-I.loyds' agent at Free
mantle. Western Australia, telegraphs that
the Norwegian bark Habil, which sailed
from New York, April 4th. last, bound to
Freemantle, has not yet arrived. Great
anxiety prevails as to her safety.
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JUSTICE IN MEXICO.

Authorities Investigating the Executions on
the Rio Grande.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-The Picayune's
Rio Grande (Tex.) special says: American
Consul Sutton at Matamoras arrived here
on the 3oth and has been in consultation
with the Federal authorities investigating
the recent execution by the Mexican mill
tsry Of suspected revolutionists supposed to
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Alsatians Removed From Office.

BERLIN, Nov. 6.-Herr Dreyer, another
Alsatian manufacturer who was present at
the Ferry banquet, has been dismissed from
the Office which he held. The Mayor of
Wesserling, where Gros liyes-Gros having
also attended the banquet-has resigned the
rpavnralrU
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ARRESTED FOR ARSON.
A Newspaper Reporter With Mania fo
Starting Fires

Newspaper Reporter With Mania for
Starting Fires.
HoLYoKE (Mass.). Nov. 6.-Fred Jones, a
reporter for The Springfield Union, has been
arrested for arson. He told story reveal
ing mania somewhat out of the usual lines
of insanity. He confessed to six fires and
says he originated more, which he cannot
remember. Some of these threatened the
destruction of mills and other valuable
property, and the detectives have been on
his track for six months. Jones' mania was
so strongly developed that he would set fire
to shavings in barrel at his home, ring a
bell to represent a fire alarm, and time him
self as he extinguished the fire with the gar
den-hose. He is sane on all other subjects.
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Failure Of an Alabama Bank.

NASHVILLE, Nov. GA Florence (Ala.)
special says: The Bank of Florence failed
this morning to open its doors. The off GERS
refuse to make statement. The assets
and liabilities cannot be ascertained.
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The Battle Arranged,

CHICAGO, Nov. Calf Kennedy yester-
day arranged contest between Martin
Flaherty, the vanquisher Of Link Pope, aud
Abe Lloyd Uf Brazil. The men meet at 116
pounds, near Streator, ILL.,, November 9th.
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Liauor Dealers ASSIGN.

LOUISVILLE Ky.l Nov. 6.-Cochrane,
Fulton & Co., distillers and wholesale liquor
dealers. made an assignment to-day to the
Louisville Trust Company. The liabilities
and assets were not learned, but are sup
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Poisoned Pancakes.

AMHERST IN. S.. Nov. 6-The daughter
of George Mckay put arsenic in the pam
cakes in mistake for baking-powder. All
the family partook of the cakes. The
daughter IS dead, but the remainder of the
family are slowly recovering.
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KNOXVILLE Qowal Nov. 6.-The worlds
three-mlle pacing record was to-day reduced
ten and three e-quarters seconds at tho Iowa
Driving Park by Joe Jefferson, BY Thomas
JEFFERSON. He made the three miles in :33 "A
The best previous record, 7:44. was made by
James h. Polk In 1S47 AT Centervilie, l.. /.
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Cold Weather in Germanu

BERLIN, Nov Cold weather prevails
throughout Germany, and the ground Is
covered with snow. A postman was frozen
to death between Sotern and Turkesmahle,
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WHIP And SPUR.
Results Of Yesterdays Running Races
on The Eastern Tracks.

WASHINGTON. Nov 6.-The winners at to-
days races we're:
Five furlongs, Constantinople won, Babriggan
second, Dora third. Time, o6
Five furoDgs, MONDAY won, Matagorda sec.
ond. MOllle third. Time, :04.
One mile, Ocypete won, Mary Stone second
Plny third. Time. :45La.
Handicap, six turlohgs. Acina won, Promen-
ade SECOND, Grand Prix third. Time. 1:164.
seven furlongs, Rex won, George w second,
Prather third. Time, :32.
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The Burued steamer Identified.

LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch received
here says that the steamer burned in the
vicinity Of Negr0pont. in the Egean Sea,
has been Identified as the British steamer
Lux, bound from Batoum to Antwerp.
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HAvRE, Nov 6.-The cotton cargo OF the
British steamer Cholerton from New Or
leans. comprising $3.50 bales, which arrived
at Havre to-day, is on fire and burning
fercely.
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A Drunken Womau,a Deed.

New YORK, Nov. 6.-Last night Mrs.
Patrick Mcclure and another woman named
Gaffney were drunk. Their noise disturbed
the formers husband who asked them to be