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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-14
Sroda, dnia II Pazdziernika 1891 r.

Do ,,Times" nadesz}a depesza z
Chin, jakoby zagraniczni pos}owie W
Chinach zerwali wszelkie uk{adania
sic rzadem chihskim oswiadczyli,
IL teraz ich rzady musza dzia1ac.
Londyn, 13 pazdziernika.
Straszliwa burza szala}a dis ponad
nizinami W p6snocnej Walii zrza-
dziia znaczne szkody.
WfOchy.
Rzyms, IL pazdziernika.
Rosyjski minister spraw zewne-
trznych, pan Giers, kt6ry re swoja
rodzina odbywa podroz po Waoszech,
wczoraj adjutantem swoim i ro-
syjskim pos}em Rzymie, przybyl
do Medyolanu. Tegoz wieczora
przyby} tam w}oski minister prezy-
dent minister spraw zewnetrznych,
markiz Di Rudini, ministrem rolni-
ctwa signor Chimini. Dzis rano oby-
dwaj ministrowie zsozyli wizyte Gier-
sowi i d}ugo MIN konferowali. Ma
stepnie Rudini i Giers udali sic do
zamku letniego kr6la Humberta ko1o
Mona, gdzio kr6lem sniadali. Ma
to sniadanie otrzyma} r6wniez zapro-
szenie hrabia Nigra, w}oski posea we
Wiedniu. : Wygladaio to, jakoby
chodzi4o tu wazne dyplomatyczne
narady rosyjskiego ministra z kr6lem
w}oskim, ale tax prawdopodobnie ME
by}o. Caprivi, Kalnoky Salisbury
wiedzieli dobrze o tym zjezdzie, kt6ry
prawdopodobnie mia} ma celu tylko
zapewnienie cara, ze pragnie pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-10-14
Rok II.

Ot6a pani ordway twierdzi, ze
Tascott ME Ayje. Powiada, ze wspol-
nicy jego ozbrodni zadusili 60 i trupa
usunel. w zwiazku tenn wspomi-
nala nazwiska Tunkhauser, Marsden
i Reynold. Ordway znal milionera
snella, gdyz robil dla niego czesto
ubranis, nawet pieniadze cd niego
pozycza}. Pewnego dnia Snellowi ma
ulicy przedstawil swa zone. Po "a.
mordowaniu Snella, jak opowiada
pani ordway, maz jej ciagle byl bar
rozdrazniony chcial wyjezdza6
Chicago. Nakoniec wyjechali do Bal.
timore. Tam iona mu groziia, ze
wyda jego wystepek. To 60 dopro-
wadza}o do rozpaczy i wtedy znow
pic rozpocza}. Mai zawsze pieniadze,
ale ME pracowa}. Kilkakrotnie mo-
villa matka tel zbrodni, Albert
wtedy zawsze ja uspokajal i udawaio
mu sic ia przekonywa6. Kiedy ode
braa sobie zycie, juz ME miaia AMI
chwili spokoju, poki ME zeznaaa
zbrodni meza." Teraz pani Ordway
jest ob1akana chwilami tylko jest
przytomna.
Ze Stolicy ZwiazkOwej.
Washington, 13 pazdz.
Minister rolnictwa Rusk oczekuje
nowych tryumf6w dla siebie i dla far
mer6w. Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu
ministeryalnem zastanawiano sic mad
uk}adem wzajemnych ustepstw cso-
wych Niemcami, i uk}ad ten praw-
dopodobnie zostanie W ten spos6b
zmodyfkowany, ze W Niemczech clio
przywozowe ma amerykahska pszeni-
CO zostanie zmniejszone. Opr6cz te-
go zdaje sic, ze Rad w}oski znuzony
d1ugiem dasaniem sic, nakoniec Okla
re sic przystepniejszym i zniesie "a
kaz przywozu wieprzowiny amery-
kahskiej.
DObrOWOlna smierc W pfOmie-
mach.
Jasper. Wyo., 13pazdz.
Doktor Joseph Benson, ktorego
wczoraj wieczorem aresztowano "a
pijahstwo, podpalii wiezienie sam
sic przytem spali}. Benson twierdzi},
ze prawdziwe jego nazwisko jest Jo-
seph P. Riley i ze W poblizu Farmin-
gton, Mass. zamordowa} cz}owieka,
"a co zosta} skazany ma Is lat VIE
zienia karnego, ale re pomoca bra
ia swego W wozie piekarsklm uszed}
wiezienia. Doktora znano dobrze
ma Zachodzie i byi on przez kilka lat
lekarzem zwiazkowym we Fort Ro
binson.
(Dok. la 4 tel str.
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Uruguay.
OIuS udJ'
Monteuideo, 13 pazdziernika.

Monteoideo, l3 pazdziernika.
Powstahcom, kt6rzy W Niedziele
wieczorem rozruch wywo}ali, wido-
cznie ME uda}o sic. Byli oni cz}onka-
mi pewnego klubu rewolucyjnego i
sadzili, IL artylerya garnizonu ME-
spodzianym napadem zaw}adna i
miasto zajma. Strzelali do wojsk rza-
dowych mieli nadzieje, il artylerya
natychmiast przejdzie ma ich strone.
Omyili sic jadnak 5ardzo. Kanonie-
rzy pozostali wiernymi rzadowi i to
st4umi}o rewolucya w zawiazku'
Gf6wnych instygator6w areaztowano
/ zapewne bardzo kr6tki mimi zrobi
sic process. = w czasie strzelaniny 8
ludzi zosta{o zabitych Z rannych.
Liczbs aresztowanych, wraz przy-
wodzcami: wynosi So. = Obecnie
panuje znowu spok6j W Uruguay'u.
Przybycie parOwcow.
Londya:: Majestic i Europe N.
Yorku.
Neao York: Polynesia, Slavonia z
Hamb., Alaska Ethiopia Glasg.
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THE SILVER ISSUE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator Pugh
OF Alabama has written letter denying a
statement made by Senator Carlisle that
any Democratic senator or congressman
who supported the free coinage of silver
has expressed any DESIRE intention or pur-
pose TO abandon or ignore the vital issue
Of tariff reform.
''Al that the friends of silver demand"
says Senator Pugh. sis what the Demo
cratic party in every national convention
has done without single exception-keep
the taxation and currency together as Co
ordinate and coequal subjects Of remedial
legislation. Neither tariff reform, nor
financial reform has ever been ignored,
nor abandoned, nor one subordinated
TO another in any Democratic plat
form during the lifetime Of the
party. IL the friends of silver are to
be classed as unwise leaders, because they
insist that the silver issue shall not be
abandoned or ignored 10 the presidential
contest Of 1892, but that II shall go hand
in hand AID receive the same treatment
with all other Issues made In the platform,
especially when they are so classed and
condemned at the instance aud IN the in-
terest Of those Democrats who thrOttled
the free coinage bill in the last house Of
representatives, all the friends of silver
have to say IS that they are accustomed to
such assi6cation and hope to be able 10
PefsSfcEe IN the Flu0lCAt4O1 % t0elr con-
vIctiOns and integrity.
As democrats and friends OF free coin
age they protest against being retired IRON
the councils OF the Democratic party be
cause they are unwilling 70 allow the cor
Forars guard Of gold representatives 70
dictate 70 the friends OF silver aud silence
and postpone them in their just demands,
until the veto power can be put ia the
hands OF 3 Democrat for four years, TO lie
~ 10 rfA
silver question except on tEe formula 20 be
furnished bT the wise couuseiors and safe
leaders to be found only IN the neigEbor-
hood OF Wall street -
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RACE TROlIRl ES.

GURDoN, Ark, Nov. 2S-Excitement
here is intense. A momentary attack by
negroes is looked for. They say that the
whites have been exercising superiority
too long, and that they will reverse this
condition of affairs. Our citizens all go
armed, prepared to resist any attack that
may be made by the blacks In Thurs
days rioting Marshal Huffman was
slashed with a knife, and while the wound
was not thought fatal it is quiet serious.
The marshal used his pistol to good pur-
pose, bringing down his aSsailant with a
bullet through the chest An attack is
fully looked for, as the negroes are in
famed with rage over Tuesdays lynching
and yesterdays defeat. Henry Gurley,
the negro who was rescued from the mar
shall, has fed.
WAPAKoNETA, o. Nov 2S.-A bitter feel
ing has existed for some time between the
Italians on n construction train at York
vile, on the Chicago and Erie road, and
the local crew. Yesterday morning, while
the Italians were eating in car on the
siding, the local crew purposely ran
train into the car with great force, throw
ing the Italians from their seats. Jumping
from their car the Italians attacked the
local crew with stones. They were
answered with reYolvers, and three Italians
were mortally wounded. Two of the local
crew were seriously hurt. More blood
shed is feared.
SAN Francisco Nov. 28.-The high
binder feUd which has been raging in
Chinatown for some time resulted in an.
other murder last night. All Wau Kong,
II cigar maker was shot and killed. Be
fore he died he identified An Sing, who had
been arrested on suspicion, as the man
who shot him. IL is probable that other
VIII follow, as the Chinese
societies Kill man for man, and the po-
lice anticipate u general battle.
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LONDON GOSSIP

LONDON. Nov. 28.-The attempt of Man
ager D'Oyley Carte to establish genuine
national opera at the Royal English opera
house has resulted in failure. His pro
duction of Sir Arthur Sullivan's Ivan
hoe", of which much was expected, in
volved loss of over e25, 600
Until the wi hdrawal of his last piece
from the Savoy theater. Mr.. Gilbert's
name had not been absent from the bills of
the London the1ters for nearly a quarter
of a century. It's disappearance is, how
ever, only temporary, for, as announced
some time ago, he has become reconciled
with Sir Arthur Sullivan, and the result
will be renewal of collaboration at the
Savoy.
A committee has been formed at Rome
for the purpose of erecting monument to
Percy Bysshe Shelley, the great British
poet, who was drowned in 1926. The mon
ument will be erected at Viareggio, the
city on the Mediterranean where the body
of the poet was washed ashore by the sea.
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THE kENRIcK JusIL eE


ST. LOUIS, Nov 2S-The decorations of
the historic old cathedral, where the most
solemn portion of the golden jubilee GER
emonles of Arch bishop kenrick will take
place, have been completed, and at the
celebration OF the pontitical mass tomor-
row the sacred edifice will look its best.
Every train brings its quota of clergy and
laymen, who come to take part in the eel
ebration and to do honor to one Of the
Roman church's most faithful sons. An
indication of the high esteem in which the
venerable prelate is held by the highest
officials OF the church is shown in the
special envoy OF Pope Leo, in the person of
Monsignor O'Brien, and the gift which
the latter bears from the Vatican. The re.
gard In which Archbishop Kenrick is held
by his colleagues is also amply indicated
by the hundreds of ecclesiastics who have
already arrived in the city, and by the
others who have signified their intention
OF being here tomorrow. In addition to
the arrivals mentioned last night were
Arch bishops Janssens Of New Orleans and
Gross OF Portland, Oregon, and Canon
O'Hanlon OF Dub bin, Ireland This morn
ing's arrivals included the following dis
prelates: Arch bishop COrrigan
OF New York, Bishop Matz Of Denver,
Arch bishop Ireland of St. Paul and Arch
bishop Riordan of San Francisco. The
Right Rev. y. A Gallagher. bishop of the
diocese OF Galveston, IS expected tomOr-
row. When Archbishop Ryan of Phila-
delphia arrived last night he was given a
greeting by his old parishiOn-
ers of st. Johns parish and by his sue
cesSor in the pastorate Right Rev. Philip
z. Brady, vicar general.
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A SIIRE CURE.
LIE YALE FooTeALL TEAM.

NEW HAvKE. Conn, Nov a-The usual
custom 81 slectiug captain Of the Yale
football team Immediately after the game
on fhauksgi wing Day was not carried cut
by McClung a.d his kicksTs yesterday. 10
il said that the reason for not siecting =
captain Tor next year WA that big Hsf1sl-
finger has announced that be will proba-
bly, take another year IN the law school,
ard II be does be will undoubtedly be cap
tain.
II now looks "a though Alonzo A. Stage.
YRie's famous athlsts viii not 20 % Chi
cago ~ assume charge Of the department.
II athletics 10 DR. dafpeg's university.
Stage himself u reported - having said
that hs has received q better offer from
Isle aud that be will probably accsDt T.
l. Is said thai SsaEg's WORK ia c5acbing
Yale's football champions before the re-
Gently played big James lad s0nsttizg %
do Hith the f1cuitT's acfisu-
NV HAVEs. Conn. Soy. B-Ths al
nuai fo0t btli game d fb~ 1als- Harvard
freshmen t3ok place today sid resulted In
a victorF Tor Ials " = scVrs % - to o
CHICAGO. ADF. - --CoTbsis dsfsafsd
Michigan todaY 5y . score 81 70 - .. ia
One q tae pfeffisst football gsDss ever
sea 10 lie Eest The ground va covered
with a siz-luea biaokst u snow. the alg
VS. lcy. and frosted fest aad aands as1s
Duulsrous amonz the Thousands q EYsctz-
LOrs tast gathered - ths gr0usds.
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THE VALPARAISO ASSAULT.

CHICAGO, Nov. ga letter received
here from W. H Wells, an officer of the
American war vessel Baltimore, throws a
Hood OF light upon the massacre of the
men of the Baltimore in Chilli The letter
states that the feeling was very strong
against the American sailors, and tue
captain would not allow the men to go on
shore before he had secured from the po-
lice promise of protection for them in the
event OF any trouble. Such protection was
promised. W bile the sailors were quietly
walking about the streets one Of their best
men, bostsvaln's mate, had some words
with CHILEAN sailor. Notrouble resulted
until another Cniiian sailor approached
the American and spat in MS face
The Gillian was quickly knocked down
That preclptat-d the row which resulted
so tragicaliy The police instead OF Civ
ing The promised protection, fired on one
American sailor, who was attemp Tug 10
rescue Higgins, one of the wounded men
One ball struck higgins ia the neck aud
produced the wound from which he died
In the scrimmage the Americans got sep
arated. and, Siugly, they were chased
about the street.. brutality beaten aud, in
some cases, stabbed. The Americans alter
wards, says Mr.. Wells, were held up In
tie streets in broad daylight and robbed
they were frequently spat upon by the
ChlianS
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EAMINE,s McTlMs.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 2S.-The i'm
perial family has started from Crimea on
the return journey to this city. Crowds
of ragged aud starved peasants wait at
the stations along the route, to present
petitions to the car imploring help. The
gendarmes are una BILE to prevent the
people from milling.
ST PETERSBURG, Nov. 2S.-Stories of the
distress caused by the Widespread famine
In Russia continue 10 be received with
painful monotony. Death and pestilence
caused by the character of the food TO
which the people have been compelled to
resort in their efforts to prolong life, are
doing their work, and the daily mortality
increases. Many of the inhabitants of the
various famine-stricken provinces are mi
grating from one part of the country TO
another, hoping by some stroke of fortune
to improve their condition. As they are
absolutely penniless, they find the task of
procuring bread equally hard everywhere.
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THE CHINESE PEprI11nn

LONDON, Nov. 2S-The Times this morn
ms puohshed dispatch from Its CORES
ponuent At Shanghai, which cofirms the
report that the troubles in China are not
alone based on the anti-foregn feeling en-
tertained 10y some OF the natives. This is
but one Of the reasons for the discomfort
which prevails in many OF the districts of
china. IL Is fact that the natives of the
country believe that the time IS rjne to
overthrow the Msnchu dynas and estab-
hsh again the native dynasty, which was
overthrown IN l54A The latest dispatches
from China have reported the killing of A
mum Der OF priests ana native Christians
and the burning and pilisging of the
Christian missions. The re~ponsib ilitv for
these outrages has been placed bv the
government upon bands II Monrolian
robbers. but be Times dispatch of today
shows that il is not so. The movement
has far wider and more significant object
In view-nothing less than the driving OF
the present emperor from power aud he
placing Of native Chinese ruler upon the
throne. The Times correspondent saws
that the rebels have already captured tie
town Of Cheovange, in the province OF
Leao Tong. or Shing King Shoria Trey
are rapidly gaining acrSSious 10 their
ranks ana have quite formidable army.
1hey are marching onto the capital.
Pekln. The imperial forces are preparing
Il meet I hr IN. and X is believed that n oeS-
perate battle VIII soon be fought iHle in
telAEeuce that tie rebels are marching 10
the attack OF Pekin has caused the greatest
excitement in thai CITY.
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THE NATIONAL CONVENTION

ST. PAUL, Nov. 28-The mass meeting
of the citizens of Minnesota voted TO ex-
ercise every endeavor to bring the Demo
cratic national convention to this city.
Fifty thousand dollars were pledged to
defray the expenses of the convention,
and it was decided to build a wigwam 10
seat IL, 600 people, if the convention should
be held here.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. PA movement Is
now on foot to secure the Democratic
national convention for this city
ST LOUIS, Nov. 2a-H. H. TaubenecS,
chairman OF the committee appointed TO
select the place of meeting for the conven-
ton of the labor and farmer organizations
next February. with Mr.. W. S Morgan,
secretary OF the Reform Press association.
met committee of citizens here today
and made arrangements for holding he
in 81. Louis on Feb. % The
will eDdeavor TO arrange for 4
federation OF different but kindred organ
izations, 10 insure harmony during the
campaign.
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THE BULWeR oesEQUIEs.

PARIS, Nov. 2s.-The obsequies of the
Right Hon. Edward Bulwer Iytton, the
late British EN- bassador at Paris, who died
suddenly in this city on Tuesday last, were
held today in the English church. The
ceremonies, which Were very impressive,
were attended by an immense number of
people. Among those present, besides the
family OF the dead statesman and author,
were many of his personal frieuds-men
who have won high position in the literary
world; all the members of the diplomatic
corps at present in Paris, and large num-
Der of the members of the French senate.
After the services at the church, the body
was taken to the railroad station, en- route
for England where it will be inferred.
The route followed by the cortege from
the church TO the railway station was
lined by $500 troops, who had been de-
tailed for this duty by the French govern
ment. Five thousand persons have called
at the British embassy and inscribed their
names there as mark Of respect TO the
dead ambassador
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CHlCKAMkUGA MONUMeNTe

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov 25-General
Wiider's brigade of mounted infantry,
famous in the Army of the Cumberland,
will be one OF the first to mark its posi-
ton in the battlefield of Chickamsuga
The park commissioners have granted
permission to the brigade to place it's
Glenn's house. the advanced position
gained by Wilder after Sheridan was
driven from his position on the right wing
OF the federal forces. A suitable tablet,
costing 500, will be erected, Of which
amount General Wilder viii give 800 The
executive committee Of his brigade is now
asking for designs in marble granite aud
bronze. The selection will be made and
the monument erected so that IL can he
unveiled and dedicated on the next ami
versary of the battle, when the society OF
tie Army Of tie Cumberland will meet
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SLuGGIMG sOlONS

OMAHA. Nov. 2S-There was a lively
row AT the council meeting tonight
Councilman Moriarty charged Council
man Blumer with boodling. Councilman
Specht got mixed up in the discussion and
Blumer grabbed him by the throat.
Specht struck Biumer heavily on the jaw,
and in the struggle which ensued both fell
to the floor. Moriarty rushed in and be-
gan kicking Specht, when another coun-
Gilman wanting to see fair play, knocked
Moriarty down, cutting an ugly cash in
his chin. The other councilmen separated
the belligerents and restored order.
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sEcREIARY Ri AlnE-

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.-Mr. Blaine Is
still ia Philadelphia. Claus SpreckIes, the
Hawaiian sugar king. who resides At the
Stafford hotel, hsid = conversation OF
bout half an hours duration with Mr.
Blaine this morning, after which the sec
retary Of state took csb and drove % the
Ledger Office and called on Mir George
w. Childs. About II o'clock Mr. Blaine
returned 70 the hotel, whence be proceed
ed 70 the Pennsylvania railroad station
and boarded a train for Washington
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HINDOO RAlNMAKERS.

MADRAS, Nov. 2S-The theory that ex-
ploslons ia the air will produce rain is be-
ginning to lose supporters in this presi-
dency. Several attempts have been made
by exploding dynamite and robertite at
high elevations to compel the clouds to
yield their moisture in the form of rain.
but only one was successful. and the SCOT
ters say that it would have rained then
anyway without the aid of explosives. The
tried again today, only to
again meet with failure.
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- cArnoner arplp

TAHLFQrsB. S0V. = The CIR. mites
Of tie Cberskes council has compist1si tAs
nszottati0us witb the ChsrCkrs csfnssn -
100 for th- ssis - fhs sfng - The g 81 -
Sfafes The eemDisston hRreei 70 pr
9 10 gCo fsr fbe strsp. Or shout 3 - pr
acre. ~ = osats pr Bcrs more fhs9 ever
sHefei before T. s.deraf.oa q tkla
rae ~ rr5r~. tae GHsruksss saved al
o ar 9fnaaas TIE aEn.s-
fns asrrvsd So wtI - "a 60
full co1ocil 8oa1ay Tor i4Fs-
govsroaS4 .4ef iae ss1Fpt-4 fortnsith-
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LIBERAL GAINS

LONDON. Nov. 2S.-The election in the
eastern division of Dorset, to fill the
vacancy in the house OF commons caused
by the death of Mr.. George Hawksworth
Bond. was held yesterday. The candidate
of the Conservatives was Mr.. Humphrey
Stuart, son OF Lord Arlington The Glad
stonian candidate was the Hon. Pascoe
Glynn. Compared with the returns of the
last election, the Gladstonians, though de-
feated Yesterday, show gain of 413 votes,
while the Conservative increase was only
"a vofaS
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THE TEXAS ALLIANCE.

CoRsIcANA Tex. Nov. 2S-The anti.
subtreasury members OF the Farmers AL
lance, in convention here, have reorgan-
ICED under the original Charter The new
provides for proh biting any
mau from becoming a member who be
lleveS belongs 10 or aids. 10 any way, any
secret class organization that makes polit-
lcal demands upon rs mem hers, or la any
way exercises any one OF the distinctive
functions OF a political party The move
Inent, IL Is claimed, VIII absorb the anIi-
snOtreaspry ORGANIZATION.
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CUSTOMS OFFICeRS DROWNFo.

LONDON, Nov. 2S While a customs
boat was attempting today to get along
side the steamer Oriental, belonging to
the Penisular and Oriental Steamship COM
pany, at Gravesenl, it ran against the
steamers propeller. The latter's engines
were moving, and the blades of the pro-
peller struck the boat with fearful vio-
lence. smashing IL to pieces. There were
five customs officers in the boat Three of
them were killed, and the others were
rescued in an exhausted condition.
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ORITIIaRX

LEXINGTON. Ky. Nov. 2s-Georgs II
Brashsid. one Of the most notsd o. tie old
time trOttiBg horse drivers. died here - .
O'Clock last eTeninz- Among the noted
horse. be drove was Lula. Z.l5. May Queen.
- !. Rgsiin. I'll, aud the great Direcr0r Ia
Z.IiZ he wss formerly the owner u the
latter borss- Five years sEo be sold a.
his horses and weat into tbs misIBz buss-
ne=s out Bssf, owing 70 poor bezlth He
vas considered one II the best judges q .
trostsr IN the country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-29
EX-KING MILAN.

PARIS, Nov. 2S.-The newspaper La Paix
today has story which. If true, shows
that there was no foundation for the
rumors that the reason for ex- King Milan S
RbdicariOn was his desire not to be tram
meled with the cares of state and to be
able to spend his time in Paris. La Paix's
story has it that the shah of Persia has ap-
pointed Milan commander of the Persian
cavalry. 1t adds chat the ex king will
shortly proceed to Teheran, the capital of
Persia, to organize the cavalry forces of
the shah