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The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-23
Whiskty Did 1t.
iBy United Press.l

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Jan. 22.-John Mil
Ter, a blacksmith, living at Hudson
Park, went home drunk last night and
was at once demonstrated with by his
son, John Miller, for his idleness and
neglect to support his family. The faith
er attacked the Son and desperate
struggle ensued. Finally the father
stabbed his son several times with a
pocket knife from the effects Of which
the son died early this morning. Mil
Ter, who is under arrest, says be remem-
bers nothing of the occurrence.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-23
DestitutiCn IL North Dakota.
TBV United Press.

MASON CITY, Iowa. Jan. 90. T.
Bonzer, Of Santa Clara, n. D., was in
the city yesterday soliciting aid. His
people are destitute and want clothing,
provisions and grain. He says that
with another failure of crops Dakota is
doomed. The need of help is quite gen
eral throughout the State.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-23

Mr. Bryan, t. encourage shaso nus
bandry and TO inc.aa the public school
fund. Agriculture.
Ar. Patterson, to incorporate the Lin
vile and Blowing Rock Road and Turn
pike 60. Internal Improvements. Az
other to prevent the sale Of liquors with
n tE7o miles Of lit. Zior B2pGis1 church
N Caldwell county. Prop3si ioo ana
Glla@acces
Another, to change The tine IF hold
ing tie Superior court Of Caldwell
county. Judiciary
Ar. Thompson, to prey8nG the sale q
liquors wlfhin two miles of certain
churches Of Polk county. PropcsiG;ons
and Grievances
Mr.. ass, to regulate the cancellation
OF mortgages and other Instruments
judiciary.
.Ine following additional committees
were announced by The Speaker.
Htouse Branch on Congressional Dis
,fe..s, S.aocill, Franks, Jones, Skinner,
Walker, Ul.mer, {Vnfong, Patterson and
Hickman
House Branch or Sen 4torial Districts,
Bryan of Wayne, Alexander, Kerr. SUI
zen, Reed, Wilson and Ray
House Branch on Election Tru8te S
II fAe University, Lug Of Warren,
enil.jps OF Nasa, Skinner. P fora and
MaGaock.
Ue3a motion Of Mr. 2 b7es th8 bill
relating to old and new WiIkas0oro
which has involved 50 much centro7eg-
~ was Withdrawn IRON the ca9ndar
This was doue at the request pf the
promoters Of the bill, as the matter
! would be settled without legislation.
Calendar Taken up.
e. B. 264, to incorporate the town OF
: Wadesboro, passed third reading.
A bill for the relief Of J. + Dupree.
q disabled confederate soldier, asking fol
an appropriation Of 5000 upon tbs
: ground that he was paTs-Iized at The tins
Of tbs examination Of soldiers for pen
sions au.2 that this amount W0uli pu'
him in tHe same category UIth Others OF
the pension list. The bill created con
siderable discussion, after waiel it US;
re-rafoTre0 To the committee.
| S. B amending the act relating K
tie Wea.ern n. G. Insane Asylum
o,anging its name to State Hospital an(
. TO privlle al inobclate department
! passed third reading.
AL SCL cClSUltCStiuS tuS StkI6iH IileC
u tric Light Co. and the Winston Electri
!, Light and Power Co., passed third read
iag.
y A bill to re charter the Petersburg
Railroad Company, after some discussio
aa 10 its powers and the ownership there
,, Of, Was Ie-reterl Ell to the Judiciary com
9 mittee
! The bill requiring butchers to k8ep
registration b. K il which to record ii
81 TRANSACTIONS il the purchase Of catti<
y &c, passed tbird reading.
Ibe Gill TO prevent enticing miusl
81 frcm the State, making it a niedeme anc
- With fne and Imprisonment, passed tllr
70 reading
The bill requiring the owners Of re;
~ estate to clear certain obstructions
Y certain streams, aud clean out the cha
81 mel of same ia Cleveland county, p4sse
y third reading
A bill incorpora ing Mt Armer
p Academy. Mt Pleasant, Cabarrus coul
OF y, passed third reading.
y. A bill incorporating the Carolina L
Is sucance Company, Wilmington, pass
o. third reading.
The bill establishing an industri
3. school for girls was taken up and max
u tha..special order for Monday at - o'cloc
= The House then adjourned until t
u day at II O'Clock.
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81 600 600 Proposed for Coiored
lohOOI.
by United Press.

WASHINGTON, D. G, Jan. 22-Mr.
Langston, OF Virginia, introduced in toe
House to day a bill appropriating ST.
OOO. 900 for the establishment Of Ma
tional Industrial University for tn e4u
cation Of the colored people Of the Ull-
ted States
The bill provides that 10000 acres Of
land in any part Of the country shall be
set aside for this purpose and board of
commissioners, consisting OF Is persons,
be appointed by the President to select
q site and make all arrangements FOL
constructing tie University.
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50, 900 Persons out OF Employment
Caused by the Severe Weather.
by United Press.

PARIS, Jan. ga renewal Of tie
frost is threatened Fifty thousand
persons are estimated to have been de.
prived OF employment by the severe
weather. and it is considered that the
loss to France because Of the stoppage Of
wages and trade, an1 th3 hiighting of
crops will reach iity mi !ol francs
The government has donated the dead
wood in the state forests to the uses of
the poor.
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Ohio Ailiancesne
IBy United Press.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. p. An indi-
cation Of the strength the Farmers
Alliance has in the State Legislature ia
Ohio was given yesterday.
The State Alliance yesterday morning
seDt a telegram TO the General Assembly
asking the repeal OF the Law exempting
manufactured products from taxation
for one year after production. Before
the House adjourned last evening the
bill passed with bat few dissenting
YO;eS.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-23
LEGIsL LATIVE SOTES.

Representative J. D. Cox, Of Pitt
county is quite sick at Mrs. Beckwith's 5
On Wilmington street.
Senator Williams, Of Pitt, is engaged
in getting up bill to amend the mort
gage laws Of the State.
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Illinois Senatorial Contest ith Ballot.
(By United Press

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Jan 22--The fourth
Senatorial ballot this afternoon resulted:
Palmer, 101; Oglesby, 100 Streeter, 3.
No choice.
On motion Of Mr. Taubeneck, Farm
ers' Alliance Representative the Assem-
bly, adjourned until -morrow-yeas 13,
nays 10, the Farmers Alliance members
voting with the Republicans.
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Intense Cold Produces Misery and
Death in Spain.
(By Cable to STATE CHRONICLE)

LYNDON, Jan. %. Shocking accounts
Of the misery caused by the cold and
snow have been received from the south
ern provinces Of Spain. The fearful
snow storm and ipteuse cold found the
people unprepared for any such vista
lion. Many have perished, Eot having
time to reach shelter
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-23

hlii ana James A. George testified that
lhey Knew OF 20 Senators or Represen-
tatiYes VINO were introduced in the silver
pool, but that they had been told Of the
existence OF pool by man named
Hedenburg, who sought to have them
Interest Con9resSmen in It's operstions
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-23
General LOngstTeet Ill.
Py United Press.

SAS ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. % General
James Longstreet is quite i'll at hotel
in this city. He is suffering from a
wound received during the war.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-23

Ttulsddt, ) J'n -.
c.lel 70 orler at IL
Lieu. Gov hoit, and
ry G.y L. l.. Nash,
IS lo's sjay va sead
petitions.
as 80 rd Of L !uca-
ol oPgori!9ains the
l.ol asking the es-
Normal School for
60 incorporate the town
FORSYTH county
mn.icss rel orted bills
..,,.,c,d.
a#.- oes' Crap.
u Il tls cateser of the
tg El'ttot Samuel I.
clah.y
,h rrl'si q ne ihrk
bii &, 1S
taa.a "a1 hX'i8
...s,,,. c,,,o~ .ya;,h.
b amy
otmen" Ger ain sec
So
so sa,aG chapter l99'
c.tnsa tAe name OF
.ygy
,J .nahl chap ! sol,
To Incorporate ne towI
4tst The charter OF the
lls
g1.,i 10 suspend thi
tP The bill granting
Wuag5oJro Tabled
no be a cofapromls'
4c0.p factions.
Un. ,ctcdIpon.
lna he commissioners Q
as 20 levy a special Tx
nai.gg.
gp de mg in futures va
,.1t MAGISTRATES iurisdi,
| 1tcsue.ty to animals passe
Hag
8d.i.t the methods OF adveI
m. ry sold under executio
reading.
WINS h)eNlhgham county
IT.,
lc,1ro Mr. Rnt,er ..
I'm III NJ, Cnrrv hs
'.s -'r-'as moda yesta
t,t.t tnga r-n;as nj =
d5r-s. ta nribt.d NJ
rsI wy ''''
mllg. N. rcliof OIL = NcT,pa
I.cs.5a r,nnty ras nsss.
,,eaial tav q, polk CON
avis .uds5tsdness naSsad -
ding.
IN. agtborizirg nrosoo,t;o,
c51rts In c4g,s wbara mar,
,rer received on the Sigh So.
9en death ensnss in lie Sta,
Ind reIding
Specla' order'
President announced that the 4,
.s- i0r this hour was the cons
3,the bin establishing a Morn
.ils'ra. Training School.
Ieentnotfer to amend by at
trOv.,o At the end of section
See BILL
Jl presented A minority req
De passage Of the bill.
A'lrey said that the only Oh.
ILL., bin was that it would shor
be school term This obigot
met by DR.. Curry. Ao
Peabody fund, offering
Very dollar taken from
aasIry But grant that
1'ua ,hs schools 1T is not no
ley hours. We cannot afforC
'a.,to educate our GIRLS and Q
1.ouuuity to become self-s
We year after wear give m
3.r Y iyersity for the benefi
" not one cent have we
eiucl,c girls, Let us do
oi.yand Dast this hin witbo
al voice
Allen Of Granvi,,e moved
religious den denom;n mil oe ot;on Uon'iT T
Davis, Of HAYWOOD moved
ay striking ont tbe o,anso =
aAclers to attend Tnstirntas
Gtenc, of Harnett said
a.so we do this ST., I fooisIa Sn'u !, ;.
s!all is pledged 70 aiSa o,~
U,I adyanfssos " So ana ~ 80 -
iuant wonld l'' no anu go ai9 ~ -
l..I ,......, ~ '0oOH ~
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petitions.

as 80 ~ Of L !uca-
cl oplor,i1ains the
r.l.ol asking the es-
Norma! ocaoos for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20
Justice Brown Renders Decision Rcla.
tive 10 Children Of Polygamous
Marriages.
THE JUDGEMENT OF A UTAH COURT
REVERSED.
~ Telegraph to the SEwsi
AN IsroRrANr DECISION.
Poiygnsnous children Have = Right 90
Inherit their Fathers Property.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.--JuNice
Brown today rendered his iirrt opinion
a. member OF the United States Su-
preue Court. He delivered two opin-
Ions. Of which the more important was
In the case OF George n. Cope VI. Janet
Cope and Thomas IL. Cope, brought
herc on appeal from the supreme court
Of the Territory OF Utah. The question
Involved was whether or not n son by
polygamous marriage had right OF
inheritance from his father, II having
been claimed he was Legitimate. The
court holds that n son by n polygamous
marriage did have such right and re-
verscd the Judgment of the territorial
court. The court says. 'The Edmunds.
Tucker act declared legitimate nil
children OF Mormon parents born with
Ia les. than twelve months from Its
passage. THE object" the court says,
Twas To make these unfortunate chill
drcn an especial object Of care, and 10
mako their parents relinsuish poly
gamy by liking period after which
their children should be Legitimate"
The United States supreme Court
today handed down an opinion affirm.
ing the judgment Of the circuit court Of
the United states for the eastern dis
trict Of Virginia, directing that writ
Of habeas corpus 10 granted William
lichamos, convicted In Norfolk Of vlo-
lation OF the State meat inspection law.
This Is one Of what II known as the
dressed beef cascs arising out Of tue act
u the State legislature having for It's
object the restriction OF the sale Of
meats by firms located outside Of the
state In which the meats are offered
for sale. IL was held tho law was an
Interference with Interstate conn
mefce, and tho Supreme Court sustain
ing the contention.
The Supreme Court rendered nj
opinion affirming the Judgment Of the
Supreme Court OF California In the cas-,
Of George II. Packard VI. Jake Biz.
aud Frank Blcdiar. This suit Ia owe
the Ownership Of an island OF eighty
acres In sacramento River, Coluzl
County. Packard's claim rests on III,
ground that his grant extended v III
middle II The strsana, and The court de
l ~ lnun1n1s him on he ground tha
as The slrcain Il navigablc nj this poir
title stops ct high water mark.
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The Trau.coniIucntal Railways.

The Unconstitutional Railways, OF
which the third IN now about com
plotted, fourth, with an cnormoIs
capital, Is being built across British
America, and two more are nearing
tho Rocky Mountains, viii not come
into that degree Of active competition
which IL generally supposed. The
through traffic which they will divide
l. not nm important item. II they are
10 provo paying investments II viii be
by the development OF local business,
which will increase with wonderful
rpidity rs the western country set.
tle~ up and branch roads are
built. The Union Pacific aud Cen.
trail Pacific roads derive their life
from their local traffic. With this
business the Southern Pacific, which
IL moro than a thousand miles distant
throughout nearly It's entire length,
can never interfere. Tho route Of the
Northern Pacific Is almost equally re-
mote, and the proposed Atlantic and
Pacific will have n greater width Of
country 10 draw It's traffic from than
all Ave OF the trunk lines leading from
Cincinnati 10 New York. In the uh-
settled West II Ia not business that
makes the railways, but the railways
that make THE business. Each new
limo that IL projected means that soon
another broad belt Of country will be
opened up and Its hidden wealth
rapidly developed.
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nisir Directed by hts Republican col
leagues.

WASHINGTON, Jan. io.--Blalr was In
his seat when tho Senate met this
morning and the greetings extended to
him by his republican colleagues were
more than ordinarily hearty for the
reason that his return wns necessary
70 make up tho long expected repub-
lican quorum. The republicans now
have foriy.nvc In Washington, asuin.
Ing that none have left tho city siuce
Saturday, which IL Just quorum. In
addition Senator Fnrwell Il expected
toby aud said Senator Chandler will
also DO present within short time.
The fate VI the cloturc resolution and
the election bill itself are said tote In.
volvcd IN the attendance OF these Ecu.
ators, who may have 10 mako good the
possible detection Of at least two rcput.
lican senators who have openly OPP.
posed the bill.
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An Aspiring Youth.

In South San Francisco exists lit
tie boy, not yet three Year, old, whose
exploits aro somewhat remarkable.
Bcforu the little fellow was thirty
months Of agc his father had occasion
10 look after some repairs ut the top Of
n number Of ilat.roofcd buildings Of
several rtorics' elevation. Taking the
little ono along with him, and placing
him on his coat Mt the foot OF tho lad
DEF fastened pcrpeudicularly against
the back OF one Of them, he proceeded
10 the roof 10 make an Investigation Of
tho work 10 bc done. This occupied
more time than he expected, but WINS
finally completed, and Just NJ he wna
on the point Of returning Judge Of his
surprise to see the little ones head
pcering over the topmout round Of the
lndder aud on level with himself. To
secure him and descend 10 the ground
required no little command u nerve or
eseftion Of muscle, but II VIA
finally, 10 his great Joy, nc
complishcd. A woek or two alter this
occurrence this little prodigy Of fear
leasness was missing from tho family
circle. A most thorough search, under
great paternal anxiety, for long time
failed to discover his whereabouts
Finally, In passing through the stree
on which the aforementioned build
ings front, the object Of No much solici
tude was discovered sitting on III,
edge Of projecting cornice, dsnglin,
his feet about at most lively rate, an
looking nj tho objects below In mos
unooncsrned manner. BY dint OF pot
scvsrcnce and tact tho little wnif wa
| finally brought 10 torrn flfma An aafcf,
To reach tho prfiious position IN whic
he was found he had climbsd the lat
der on which he had made pnviot
exploit, walked over hn eight.inc
plank In the face OF u strong gale {
wind, 10 Tia. second building, an
either scrambled over or crawlcd aroun
n high frontage Of the cornlcc.-SaI
trdpioisoo Chronicle.
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A safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed TO bring
you satisfactory results, or In case OF
failure a return Of purchase price. On
this sgfs plan you can buy from our
advertised Druggist bottle Of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Constrmp-
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In every case, when used for affection
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Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group, etc, etc. II Ia pleasant and
agreeable "a taste, perfectly safe, and
can always be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at A. q. Smith 4
Co.'s. Drug stores. In
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examinations show the lands occupied
by the Kaweah tBellnmist) colony In
the Visalia land district, California,
aro included within tho reservation
for the Scquoia National Park. created
by the acts OF September 10th aud
October LIST. tbs colony consists Of
about 800 families, aud they have cx.
pended 100000 In improvements,
principally In the construction NJ roads
through a hitherto almost inaccessible
country. These improvements were
made, II IA said, without authority
from the government Rud must nc.
ce-arily 10 forfeited, lnasmuch ~ by
far the larger part ~ them cannot lie
removed. The only roliof 10 coloulsts
must come through congressional nc.
ton.
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company was organized. He did not
intend to be n stakeholder, and, no far
a, he knew, no stock was ever assigned
him.
Bradley Turner, the Commissioners
private secretary, testified that he YVES
secretary and treasurer Of the District
OF Columbia Refrigerator Company, Of
which the Universal Refrigerator
Company was the parent company.
No stock was ever Issued.
Green II. Raum, Jr., was asked by
Cooper the name Of the man who took
care Of his horcs. He replied
that his name was O'Donnell, n
messenger In the Pension Oiiice ut $40
n month. O'Donnell did his duty aud
attended 10 witness' horses after oillcc
hours, for which wltness paid him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-20

MILWAUKEE, yan. l9.--Two stations
9n NE Council Bluffs division Of the
y, raul division Of the st. Paul rail-
way Ia Iowa arc closed because the
own people boycotted tho now agents
~ we places Of tho strikers. Superln-
@hIent COLLINS aaysthe new men were
. unsoie 70 get meals or lodging nj either
pAee anu The citizens did their best 10
,,iske liie burden for them. He says
W. method Of retaliation will be EN-
plnyel IN every instance where boy
ooI'ng Is rcsorted TO, and the company
oan better aiiord 10 close somc stations
them open.
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we American National bank Of
Kansas.

hANsAs Cry, Jan. l0.-Ths dc.
sls Of tho bank are about 81 zoo, 900,
a .n iallon TO that amount from 81.
$500 slnee the LIST Of October. II IL
s, NY that tho bank owes over
S.',UO oiborrowsd money.
M gentleman In a position to know
NV condition Of the other national
,l anhs IN this city said this morning
nat tney were In IN unusually good
,Sglu,ll9il, aud would not be materially
Auretei ny the failure.
mere seems 10 be n decided differ
SSnoe o. Vinws IA 10 the failure OF the
,hu'lhg House 10 extend assistance To
me embarrassed bank. A prominent
~. OF tho association tonight said
o la1 when tho committee met the
s ~ certified checks for 81 900, 900
w mrned over 10 btimaon, should
ns showing warrant the loan. The
s.',.,.9'ion, he said, proved that the
sn o1 ,iles were entirely insufii client
held. ""' ''''o'o'o VIM
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north Dakoia's seua,er.hip.

BIs,IAHCK, n. D., Jan. i9.-To-
morrow balloting begins for United
States senator. The democrats have
caucused and agreed to support ex-
Secretary NJ. L.. Mccormick. On the
republican side opposition against the
reelection Of Gilbert A. Pierce has
been 70 determined that all efforts 10
hold a republican caucus thus far have
failed. II IL probable majority OF the
democrats, after casting compliment.
AIRY vote, for Mccormick, win throw
for tariff reform. Pierce's friends
are sanguinc.
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A Lucrative Profession.

~ undorstand you, madam. Your
Indignation against the cab company
il highly commendsble. Tho over
charge OF 81, though small, Is really
large when we consider the principle
involved"
"Precisely. want 10 sue the com.
pany for that dollar purely on princl.
pie. And your honorarium, Mr.. Brief
fer-I am told that 10 per cent OF the
amount recovered IL customary. -
Hdrper's Bd;dr.
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mayer win Apply for sn I.i..e,lon.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. lD.--NotIce was
served today on Governor Boyd that
Ex-Governor Slayer would apply TO the
Supreme Court for an Injunction re-
straining him nom acting M Governor.
The Injunction will come up IN court
January 29th. Thay er's petition alleges
that ho was forced 10 give up his
apartments 10y fear that no would be
removed by force and with violence.
Governor Thayer was seen tonight
by an Associated Press representative
aud expressed great Indignation over
the reports sent out concerning his
mental condition. He IN tribe weak,
but will be In usual health after few
days rest. His mind il not affected In
the slightest degree.
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IN HONOR or n.Scnorr.
The Navy Department In nourniag.-
Gerrnan sympathy.

WAsnISuTos, Jan. lD.-rhe Secre-
tary OF the Navy today issued general
Orders officially announcing the death
Of Mi. Bancroft aud directing that the
Navy Department lie drapcd la mourn.
Ing Tor thirty days.
MIR. j. q. Bancroft received the fol-
Owing dispatch from the Emperor OF
Germany through the German minis.
tor here: "His Majesty, tho Emperor
and King, remembering the relations
OF friendship which have for many
years existed between his Majesty, thu
&c; Dss 20 = w , ~ M piIScis9
his nost sincere sympathy for the
great loss which Inns fallen upon your
country" The pail bearers Mt the
funeral will be Chief Justice Miller,
Justice Field, Justice Blatchford, Sen.
ator Evarts, Mr.. Bayard, Admiral
dodgers, Mr.. Span6rj, Mr.. George
William Curtis, aud Mr.. John A.
King. arl.
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s.ros wi..aann said to se Insane.

BERLIN, Jan. i0.-It IN announced
here today that Lieutenant Friedman
has received from Zanzibar n tclo-
graphic message TO the effect that
Baron Wissmann has suddenly de
velopcd signs OF insanity. Confirma-
ton OF this would seem 10 lie contained
In the announcement made today that
Baron Wissmann's recall II duo TO thc
fnct that no Is suffering from n cerebral
affection.
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Power OF Electric Lights.

The heat from an arc electric lamp
OF l0O-candle power II from 81 TO l6s
heat-units, that OF the incandescent
lamp Of equal brllliancy from 800 to
$50, The argand gas.burner IL the
next best light In point OF GOODNESS, hut
this is represented by 1850 heat.units,
n COLA oil lamp by $500, n fiat wick
petroleum lamp by 1900, paraffino
candle by 1900, and tallow candle by
300. Light for light, therefore, tho
heat Of an electric arc lamp under tho
most favorable circumstances, 10 20 tbs
heat OF tallow NJ " ly0