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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-07
IRON WORKERS STRIKE
At Bath-WilI Soon be Adjusted-A
story Denied.

BATH, Nov. 6.-Ihe Bath Iines saye
This morning, Just after The day - york hAd
been got we'll under way, about tw0-thirds
OF the blacksmiths in the large shops Of the
iron works, ne1t Water street, dtopped
their tools and went ont, the cause being
dissatisfaction on their part with the ven
,ilstion Of the building. An investigation
indicates that the action WAS rather hssty.
The president of the company states no
complaint has ever been inside to him, that
he supposed that everything vas satisfac-
tory until few days ago when Mr.. Wether-
bee, foreman Of the shop. told him that the
men we're complaining AT once Gen. Hyde
looked into the matter, sent TO Boston Tor
an expert in these matters, had the man
e5ue down here and decide how to best
re medy the trouble and the necessary sp-
plisrce had slfesdy been ordered when the
men stopped work
A visit to the shops shows the trouble
TO he thst the gases and smoke from the
soft c al q es in the fofges, Of which there
are some 20 there, fail TO escape through
the natural veniiiators at the top, and the
men tbject TO living IA al atmosphere 50
charged The plau for reDedFina 1t. -
decided upon b. the expert mentioned, ls q
8, s,em Of blowers which are to be piaced
in the top and sucx out The detltd sir.
EyeIytbing being closed above. the fft sh
Air mus. me IN from beloS and thus the
mep, though working over the open nres,
vi nave l othing 10 complain Of
Thi. forenoon. there weie twen.y.ei2ht
men counted at work in ihe shop their
opinion beisg, sppsreniiy. that the I'll Gals
Of the compary were doir all they juid
10 make the desired char ges as 81 on as pos
BILE, s1d that = c. ssaiion from WORK
would not advance the cause an hour while
Interfering with The work goipg Oh and
fepriviDg them Of go much pay The mat
ter will oe quickly sdjasiet, without doubt,
and ell the fires will probably be inning
arsiu tomorrow. This act has no conr &C.
ton with anything else, The meu are pei
fec Iy satisfied IS to wages, fofemen and
surroundings, the ventilation being the sole
sround for complaints.
Mir. Cnsrles NJ ,rse Of New York, head
Of the X ickerbot2er Steam Torsge Com
psny, was in the city today and irtefviewed
regarding the reports published in the
morning papers regarding the loss Of the
bsraes Niphou a.d David Bfosn which
foundered Ia 4 storm en- fhe pfeceedirg
trip and the ale gsd failures Un the part OF
the captain OF the tug B. W. Morse,
which had the toy in charge, to
report this lsss on bi, arrival in port.
kir. Morse says the latter part Of this story
is incorrect, that they did notify the proper
authorities Of the loss OF the vessels - soon
80 they arrived in port and that the only
reason the public learned Of it no earlier,
was because the reporters simply failed to
ses hold Of the fact.
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NAVAL PREPARATION
Going On Still griskly at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard.

BRookLYN. Nov. The presfnt fine
weather 10 being pat to good use at the
navy yard by rushing ihe outside work on
the uncompieicd monitors. The Terror.
upon which 70 much wo,k has been done,
is st last rs. s.uming the Appearance Of
bAttleship worthy of its sw.-inspiring name.
The deck house or iupeIst,uc;urc i, in
place and rapidly approaching completion,
aud abe turre,s for the great guns are in
position and awaiting their armpr.
The Pari;su, another ship which has lain
at the yard hui ding for years, now hss her
turrets ia position scd will be ready for her
armor by the time it is finished by the c,n-
tractors Preparations for the placing of
the simor on the Puriiso, Terror and
Maine have been commenced A railway
track for the g;est travelling crane which
will handle the armnr is being laid arouud
each of the two dry docks When the
armor i. delivered the vessels will be placed
in these docks and the work of putting the
heavy plates in position quickly seoom-
pl,-hed.
The Atlanta, which wa. ordered Gu. TO
sea during gale to The relief of the Des
patch, hsd her hawsePipes damaged, and
these are now beirg repaired by a force OF
WOfkUtu NJ the lUt tbp Will tntu
be ready for service.
The gunboat ctuiser Concord will receive
her new rudder quadrant in few day and
be able to proceed south to report to Ad-
miral Gherardi. Her sister ship the Ben
nington, Of Admiral Walkers squadron,
has cooled, taken on stores ard cleaned
chip, and now presents very neat sppear-
arc, as s4ie lies along,ide the cob-doek
whsrf. She was 10 have gone out (, r tar
get practice, but orders from the secretary
Of the navy dire csed that she remain at the
yard,
The flsgship Chicago has hauled TO the
berlh vacated by the PhilsdelpiIa at the
foot OF Main street. Her oflicers do not
eSpec. SAILING ordets very soon, aad many
of .lie men have been given ten dayt' leave
Tic ha,tiesiip Misnto nmnOh has not yet
recrI' ed her complement Of mer, but they
will be drafted to her rs soon As arrange
ments for b. rihing item are completed
Only one eff cer remains on board nights at
pretent.
Rear Admiral Gheraji vent on board his
flagship of Tcmkinsville, Staten leland, on
Tuesday night, snd Yesterday, all ammuni-
ton ana the 500. COO fer Fleet Pay master
Billings having been received, she started
for the West Indies To . Recorder
reporter, who WAS On board the philadel-
phiA just tcfofe she hove up anchor,
nuu bsr OF senior officers stated that they
anticipated serious trouble yet with Chill
and that they expec ed t, be ordered there
from 81. Thomas Admiral Ghersdi, who
ii is known hes been selected 10 topmint
the urit,d States naval force iu case Of
war, laughed when told of this and said thai
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WHAT IT HAS DONE.
decrease Of Business Through
Spanish Reciprocity Treaty.
0as Steamship Line Alone Shows An
Immsase Increase.
Thought That the Flour Experts viii be
Doubled Next Year.

WAsHIsSros. Nov. 6--Ths state de-
par,ment has received a statement showing
the benefits already realized from the oper
ations OF the Spanish reciprocity treaty.
which went into feet two months ago. Il
shoss III increase Of shipments made by
The line Of steamers from New York to
Havana during September and October
last, compsred wish those made during the
corresponding month of last year.
The steamship company reports that
since the treaty went INTO effect it has hal
to charter three Extra steamers besides
their regular sail ngs, and every ship has
gone out full. Tae shipments OF ms chiaery
for the msnufsciare of sugar have been
greater tnsa ever known before.
A leading provision merchant Of Havana
estimates that Shen the treaty provision as
TO the reduction OF She duty on -four takes
pace, on January aext. the imports feom
ihe United States TO Cuba viii reach =
million barrels per sanuD, OF more than
double the present total consumption. The
anticipates that when the treaty
10 fully in force they will have to increase
the number Of their ssillnss or largely in
crease the capacity Of their ships.
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PluckY mr.. Ecln
PEvsais Probable TfolOla st the
american ksitioa a SaliaSo
BY Making the Junta Responsible for
An. Damage by Mob.

SANTIAGO, Chill. Nov. 6--Nsvspapers
here for several days have been publishing
wild stories ab,st . conspiracy formed
among the refugees at the American Lesa.
tioa to kill General Csnto. A notice vss
circulated today calling for = meesiae Of
the people in the plaza to denoupce
the conspiracy. MIR. Egaa informed
the Junts that threats had been made to ct
tack The unitsd States legation and capture
the refugees and he warned the Juuta thu,
IL would be held responsitls for saoh
action.
Later in the day several thousand
men assembled in the plsxs and
applauded several incendiasy speeches
in which is supposed the conspiracy and
the uoited States legation we're denounced.
The JuntA upon rec living MIR. Esan's lat
ter. sent troops Of cavalry 40 guard the
United Ststes' legation and the meeting in
tue plsz. closed. The Intendente pub
lisbed notice saving that the stories OF
c copspirscy were devoid Of foundation.
Serious trouble was doubtless averted by
this notice, although the government did
nothing 10 prevent the trouble until il re-
ceivea Mr. Essn's protest.
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President Mayring Runs Things New.
RIO JAsKiso. fr.sijen, MAyrins Of The
Bank Of the Republic dominates public
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POOR FOOD


WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.--Complaihts made
BY the soldiers of the third artillery sta
toned here Of the insufficicst qusnti,y aod
quality of their food have at
tracted the attention Of tn war
department II is .sid the army ration
is insufficient in qusntiiy even though il has
be en- i0created duri .he past year By the
addition Of pound Of vegetables. The rs-
ton is fxed by congress sni the war depart
ment cannot l. crease il, although the best
informed officers beiiet this scanty ration
has caused nuc ch discomfort Snd desertion
snorg the enlisted men.
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FINANCIAL PANIC FEARED
In 81. Petersburg Stability OF Banking
| Horses Rumored Uns0und.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Nov. o The condition
Of 81. PsUrs6urg money market 10 causing
grAvs apprehension There are rumoFs a.
fe cliag he stability OF ten banking houses,
yh,ch acme considered the sound
est in tho city. Finance Minister
VishneRrSiskrs order that all foreign &c.
courts Of October must be paid in cash
without carrying over has greatly embsr-
rassed many bankers, who are obliged to
pl,dye government securities to raise
funds. Kouble exchange and government
stock continue 10 fail steadily and every
thing indicstes that ctisis 10 impending.
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Railroaos e Steaur6uats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trsips In Eject Oct
4:b, 1891.

c0rNa WEsrs3 A. n. for Lszi,ton
pa~rland, Portland, Bostcn and Montreal; 10 4
n fsr Haioxen, Gardiner ard south Gardner
mDA, n. Tor 1rpnsgi b, lewiston, ssfania IT. n
xoctiand, rort'ard and Boston, c3nnscting foI
xhi.s Mountain rDfats, . % r. a Sol
gsllovel. Gardiner and soath Gardner; 0.
=. n. ,or Brans~fek, sstb, hockiand, Pcr.IaAa
eos-on: as fsxpress) PertiaDd and kosfss a.d
1nutreaI; sls r. N. for HatioweB, 6ss11nc1 ard
sosth Gardiner; 10 r. N. might PatiExn) fos
Leyiston, Bath, Portland and aostoa.
GONG EAsr-zio A. n fnizat pxpress1 ,sr
stgshersn, Belfast, Bangor. Bar EAsoor, 81
stsnbens 81. john and Aroostook coaEsys . q A
y.no.baro i2-g7 r VI. for Wa Ytile, connecting
fer oakland, WiH'hh,p and Leviston: as r. N.
%, = .tsgytne Oakland. sorfh Anon,
sinzhAn, skoThegan, selfast, Dover and
yox yoit, Bangor. Bar Barbor, st. stephens,
h, John and Alocstook Coan,y; on sa'afteys
ssiy a. 10 r. N. for Wa,srviiie. and sundays
soty AZ 9i7 a. NJ, for Bangor.
The sigh Pull man frsii4s run ezsk way every
.iznt, Sundays In 5laded. bat rot 20 5kowhegsn
"a Monday mornings. or 70 Belfast, DexLsg. or
b4yoaa Bangor. on sgg lay mornings.
fhe DAY express trains going West at 1910 A
~ and Fast at as r. ~ ras daily. Sundays IN
fluded, betxeen Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Rock.
land bangor and st John.
Accom- TRAIN for Aaxusts
.sse. South Gardiner, s.25 A. NJ. 10 and %
r. NJ; Gardiner, s35 A. NJ; i-2o and AS r. N. /;
Hal oreIL $40 4. NJ. las and 80 r. n.
Thrggsh tickets to California and al. points
soafh and West nay be had Of H. II. Walker
ticket aseat. Augusta, the only ofieo In Aususss
,eling Via all routes and checking baggage fres
szLshse.
PAYsoS TUCKER, Vice Pres. & 9ea'i Manager.
re BooTHBY. Gent Pass. and Tieke. Ag't.
Portland, Oct ], 1891.
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ANOTHER BRITISH LIE.
The Baltimore Did Not Act as Spy on
the Chilian Insurgents.

CHICAGO. Nov 6 "A letter IVES received
he,e To-Day from Benjsmin Wells, an
officer Of the United States steamship
Baltimore, by his father, that ex-
plodes the ssserllBs Of the Brit
isb naval cfficers that the Baltimore
acted asa spy on the Chilian insurgents
when the lstter msde a landing at Quinter o..
The latter says the Baltimore was not near
Qaintero at all, but was at Coquimbo when
TIE insurgents lsbdrd. The vessel did not
reath Valparaiso until sunset Of the folio a, !,
irR dsy.
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ADvICES FROM JAPAN.
rsuds Same, the Czarcyitch's Assailant,
Dies In Prison.

SAN FNANoisco, Nov 6.--Advices from
Yokohams under date Of Oct. 26 announce
that Tsado Sarzo, who gained worldwide
uotorie,y through his attempt on the hfe Of
the Czarevitch at Otsu. aud who was SEN
teneed 10 imprisonment for life. died In
prison isst wfek Of pneumonia
This damage caused by the violent storm
1t Sep II Was very serious to both life
and property. II Is now definitely known
that 80 Ives were Lost aud 800 houses were
entirely destroyed. Seven hupdred and
eigh y vessels we're carried out to sea or
suak 10 addition great damage was
caused 10 crops. Ths loss 10 property 10
roughly estimated At 81, ,00O, 900.
Estimates hxve been made by the
Japanese government with view to arm
ing the Japanese regular troops with re-
pesting rifles.
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$500 KILLED
Aud 5000 Injured By Tho Rirth-
quake In Japan.
$1,000 HousG To'llly Destroyed ~
1900 Eldly Dana1ed.
Quietncss Rcigns ut Rio Janelrs-
Steamer Lux Burned Bark Missing.

WAsaIssroS. Nov. 6 "A telegram iron
the Japanese government vas received ~
day by Sr. Tateno. the japanese miniseee,
giving sn account Of the earthquake thas
occurred in Japan the sssh Of Oceober.
rhr damage caused by the earthquake was
confined almost entirely TO the prefsclufes
Aichi ard Glfa. The scrmsr is on the ~.
ahou, 10 miles from Toxic. the latter In
mcdistely TO the we.t. According to the
Telegram SEQ eersons were hill,d and
5000 iniuyed 81 900 houses were locally
destroyed. and ~ 900 we're badly damagsd.
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IRISH ELECTIONS.
Flayin Claims it by 1900 Parnellites
Claim II by 100.

CosK, Nov. s AT the close Of The pal
ling today. Mr. Fiayin 10 generally credited
With the victory. Tie pail boxes we're
escorted from the ou,lJir districts By
troops and police. Counting the ballots will
commence in the morning. The polling
was heavy.
10 the many sitercstions between the
prlests aud Psrneliites. ths women in msss
cn es sided with the priests. WIN, 0'Brien
Il ceive5 40 ovation from the women, who
presented hin with f)sers ard even di-
vested themselves Of their shsvls for him
TO walk upon.
The supporters Of Fiavin clain, msjor-
i!y Of 1900 for him. AMI the Psrnellifes be-
lieve they have carried the election By a
msiority Of 100
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Menu.

Blue Points In Deep Shell.
Potage creme Princess.
Vieons Rolls
Baked Stuffed Bueisb. Hoilandai.e.
Ere ch 1'eas Cele y. Potat 'es a Ia Duchess.
Young Turkey. Che tnut Dressing.
canvas Back Duex. Currant Jelly.
,,oI Mashea - va,san potat'ss Annie eax La htaa'
f,llet OF Beef aux Chanpignons
Swte. Po'atoss Com.
Chicken Pie l. meriqus.
Potted Partridge a la Esp' ngnole.
Iobster Mayonsise. Chick n salSd.
Charlotte r. ssp. AMBER Jelly.
NeapoIitan ream Sherry Wine Jelly.
Barl- quin Ice. Fancy Cake.
Concord Grapes. Bananas; iasa Grapes.
Assorted Nuts. Layer Raisins
American Cheese ater Hackers
Frenca Coffee. olong Tea, Ci,ars.
The toa.ts were as follows, being an
pounced in fitting manner by Mr.. j. 5.
Lynch as tostmsster:
"Phps at Atlanta: United by our sympathetic
bond, We grow familiar, intimate and + nd =" So,
OUR CHAPTER:
"Tha Past
AS full of spirit as the month of May,
And gorgeous as the san at mid-nr mer'
Ii. C. Prince. 'ss.
Time glites with und' sc Fered haste,
The future but leng oehind the past.
a. q. burd, ~
THE Future Ills no. In models to command
success, but we'll do more, seDproniu', wen de
serve ii " A. g. WI atson, ~
"our Brothers Of 49, W. Z. Lombard. 90
"a Phl's Love for His Fraternity,
Mightier far
Then strength Of nerve or sinew or the sway
oi magic potent over sea and star"
+. c. Clark, '9i
"The Ideal CT Phi Delfa Theta,
Honor unchanged. principle professed,
Fixed 10 enc sice but moderate to TIE rest"
l.. Pierce, "
Would old Colby be dear II Il were not for
her traternities?" r. Il. Kinney, "a
iNPRoMPTr
Among he visitiog brethren were Prof.
4 G. Mupson, Msine State College. Mich
igan Beta, SO; C. A. Averi!l, 30. principal
Blue Hill high school; A II. Braipsrd, 'sS,
Hsllo~ell high school; J. l.. Pepper, 80,
Norrijaewock; II. C. Prince. 'sS. Water
vile Mail.
The committee Of arrangements CON-
prised W. E. Lombard, A. G. Hurd, E. e.
Clark.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A foreat fire!has been raging for four
days in tine town of Limerick and has de-
stroyed much vAlusoia timber.
Leslie vInal Of 0rono. aged Is years.
fell froul . nail train =. Great Wosks.
Thursday night. ard sustained fatal in.
juries.
The buildings ct r C. Conans At South
Lewiston were iu,ued TbuS'dsy night ;
ca use, defective CHIMNEY. Loss, $4,000;
insured for $500.
Tie glsnd jury Of he Lincoln county
supreme Ccu,t has flashed ns business fol
the Oc,ober term, 81 has been dis charged.
It found 10 Indictments sgsinss anybody
,of the mu,dsr Of Eivin E Moore, CON.
uissed last September 81 Wsidohcro.
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I cheerfuliy recommend Salvation Oil
for ehiibisias and spfAins. We have test
ed il at home for these troubles, asd three
applications gave entire relief in each case.
II 10 the boss iinimens.
J. J. Norfolk, go s. Charles 81, Balti-
mora, Md.
Common ssnse. For all cases Of coughs
O. lI., sore throat, ETC., use DR.. Bulls
Cough Strap. ncs3i&s slwfoirm
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MAY DO AS HE CHOOSES.
Premier Abbott May Reconstruct His
Cabinet to Suit Himself.

OrrAwA, Ont, Nov. s--The o4 clal
announcement, today makes known 'ne
result OF the rscsnt conferences in
CO onne ction with the cabinet recon-
s,Yuction. All the ministers hsve
placed their resigr alton unfeservedly in
the premieI's bands, leaving Mr.. Abbott
abs solutely free 70 rec instruct the cabinet
- be chooses. Chspiesu agrees not to
press his clsim for transfer from secretary
to one Of the big departments.
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Maine Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The following
changes in the postal service in Maine are
announced:
Route 34S Perebsctt 10 BucktDorf,
leave Pepopscot d,iiy. except Sunday, 1t l
p NJ or in season to eanne ct with The
train arrive q. Bucksport in three hours.
Leave Bucsspor. dsily, excep' Sund'y,
after arrival q rorriog 'raini srfiSe Al
Pepobscot in three hours and a hall
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THEY ARE PROTECTED
Or Thought 10 BE, in the United States
Legation nj Valparaiso.

VALrARAiso, Nov. 6 "A public meeting
has been convoted to denard the sxtrs-
dition of two Of Baimscsda's ministers,
implicated in tie plot to murder Col. Canto,
Commander Of the Congressional land
force. IL is believed the two ex ministers
10 question have taken refuge 1t the United
StAtea legation, SantiaRo.
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DISTII.LERS FAIL.
Drawn Into Business Troubles by Failure
of Other Firms.

IouIsvILLE, Ky, Nov. 6 The Cochrane
Futon C,mpsny, ci.'i,iers and whoIesnl,
fquor dealer', assigned today. The
liabilities and assets are supposed
each To reach nearly $500, 900. Givan
Coc!rsne, p esiient Of til, company, aud
Edward Futon, vice president, have both
made indiyidusl assignments. The Arm
wss regarded as one Of The ataunchest here.
The failure was br ugbt about by the re.
cen; failures of Jacob Kreigsr, tho Maso-
ric Savings Bsrk and the 7. Il. d. Cote I
Lumber Company.
Fulton was interested in the Kricgsr &
Shelby Railroad and in real estate herr.
and the Cochrane- Fulton Company was in
dorser for the Co.ter Company for go, 900.
Friends of the company claim ii will be
able to pay in full
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40 MORE coal.
To he Mined in Indiana TIL Rates
Restored and Miners FuIf1ll Contract,

CHICAGO. Nov 8 G-Espresehtstivss Of
all ths Indisos block coal opers.ors. havins q
had notice of an advance on coal freight
ra,es from Brazil, Ind, to Chicago, Of I5
ceBts T. ton, 10 take effect Nov. Is. have
decided lodsy that they would not resume
work 4, the minis or ship any csal until the
freigh. rats tla' heretof re existed shall be
isstoTed, nor untii The miner. comply with
the contrac CT enured into On Msy IL last.
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COMPTROLLER LACEY
Knows Nothing Of Criminality in the
Acts Of Maverick Bank Directors.

Bosros. Nov. 6 Comptroller of the
Currel cy Lacey arrived from Washington
this morning. He spent nearly the entire
day 1t the Maverick Bank consultina q
Bank Examiner Ever and the bank eff
cials. la an interview Mr, Lscey said that
there is not one of the gentlemen iu posi-
tion to know about the aft Airs Of the bank
,hst does not admit that it will pay s5 per
cent. BE also said there never had
been q point of issus between MIR.
MaQrudsr ard himself; that every
thing the former fu niehed him is On fla ;
that he kro~s Of the end,r-ement Of the
directors which was slways represented as
being drawn On adj quate collateral and that
he eau say nothing aboat the criminaiiiy
Of the acts cf the directors.
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MS SYMPATHETIC MIGMNEss.
The Prince Of Wales Seeks Lawyer Tor
the Duo d'OrleanS.

LospoS, Nov 6 The Prince Of Wales
has tslearsrhed Ia George Lewis. asking
him to charge % the defense Of the
Princes friend, the Duo d0rleans,
Ia the Meib, divorce meter. Il 10
siieged that tho Due ~.s ignorant Of
the affair about which all Europe has been
gos.ipiug until his arrival at Vienna TO-
night. lie is represented a. beicg Ut 6rst
very ind,gnsnt aud a. then viewing the
matter as ioks sni isugaiegly discussing
u with h's f'ieads A correspondent laarns
shat on one of the dates alleged In the petit
iion 90 having been occasions Of miscon-
duct the Dnc d'Osleans wss = member of .
bachelor party shooting wild boars on Bar.
on lIirsch's estate in Hungary aud csn
easiiy prove an abb. Nine. Melbs de-
clipes 10 talk on the subject Of the divorce
proceedings pending the beginning Of the
trial
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MRS. PARAN STEVENS
Severely Censured as Executrix Of Her
Late Husbands Estate.

Ngw YoRK. Nov. Judge Baxter to
day Coz ht,ned the referee. report tn
the msnagt mapt by Mrs. Psran Stevens
of the 81 COO. .0t0 trust left fer
her by her husband AID her conduct IS .x-
ecuuix OF her late husbands eslAte. The
jndgmeas severey ciilicisss Mrs. Stevens,
declares she promoted vexs,ious and uu-
necessary litigstion and hes not kept proper
ac counts Mrs Stevens 10 charged
vi h al Indebtedness Of &83. %
the estate aud With large portion OF tie
expe n,es Of Iitigations. I. IL held che 10
not en,isled to co.5missions as sxecutriI
The 81 900 GOO trust lacks completion / y
$3.50 600 snd the sale Of ihs real estate "
maize up this amount is ordered.