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The true northerner., 1892-11-30
CANADA'S NEW CABINET.
Change Necessitated by the Resignation OF
the Premier, Sir John Abbott.

Change Necessitated by the Resignation OF
the Premier, Sir John Abbott.
Hon, George Foster, Minister OF Finance,
has left England, carrying In his pocket
the resignation of Premier Abbott. This
will lead to reorganization of
the Cabinet, and en- good authority
# IS said that the Hon. J. a. Chaplcau,
Minister If Customs will be made Licuten-
ant Governor Of the province of Quebec,
the present holder OF the position, Lieu
tenant Governor Anger, succeeding to the
Portfolio Of Customs Sir John Thompson,
the present Minister OF Justice, will be the
Premier, and w. b. Ives, Member OF Par
lament, will te taken into the Cabinet as
Minister OF Agriculture, Other changes
are likely to be made.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
WORKMEN IN DEADLY PERIL.

Coal Mines Ia New Mexico In Flames-AIin-
ers Believed to Have Escaped.
Fire broke out in the BlCssburg coal
mines, situated four miles south Of Ration,
n. NJ Sixteen mules were burned TO
death. About cne hundred men were at
work in the subways in entire ignorance Of
their peril a messenger was at oncc dis
patched TO the mouth OF this shaft, "a
distance OF three miles over the noun
tain, TO notify the miners Of their danger,
and IL Is thought that all escaped. The
output IS seventy five cars Of coal day.
II IS thought that the mines will be de-
stroyed. The origin of the fire is unknown.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Saws Ii Is Not BieIa,s.

Father searle, OF the Catholic University
at Washington, has made some observa-
tions OF the comet and decides 1t Is not
Biela'S 1t was nearest the sun on Oct IL +;
is receding from the sun and earth and Is
getting fainter 1t Is now about 150, ,OOO 900
miles from the earth 1t has an elliptic
orbit, moving around tn, sun I'm about six
years The least distance from the sun is
about 200, OO0,OO miles. The greatest dis
tance about $50. 900, 600. "The theory OF its
approaching the earth, says Father Searle,
"arose from a mistake of ten minutes OF
time in the original te' egramn
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
TIC Build the Yerkes Telescope.

Warner & Swasey, OF Cleveland. have
been awarded the contract for building the
new Yerkes telescope for the University OF
Chicago. They built the famous Lick
telescope and tho one for the National OBJ
servatory at Washington. Tie Yerkes in-
strument Will have a 40-inch lens. and is
expe-ted 10 exceed the Lick telescope in
magnifying power 20 por cent The tube
will be seventy-ive feet long, and the in
strument completed will weigh six tons.
Work will be begun NJ once, with the ex-
pectatlon of finishing IL in "A year
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Driven tn Suicide by Madness.

Maggie Hamilton OF Killanning Pa
was taken i'll with typhoid fover.
While in her delirium she nei from
the house in her night robes.
Shortly afterward her absence was dis
covered. Judge Rayburn, C. + Hileman
and others organized Il searching party.
hbolt an hour afterward tho young
woman's body was found In the river She
was q teacher in the public schools OF AL
legheny, Pa.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
HAVOC IN WAsHINGTON.

Houses Swept Away and Valleys Turned
Into Lakes by the storm.
The reports OF the storm throughout the
State OF Washington state that there will
DO no railroad communications for several
days at least number OF deaths are also
reported as result of the floods, while the
loss OF property in the shaio of farm build
ings carried away and wrecked will
make very formidable item. The
valleys OF Duwanisha, White. Green,
Black, styck. Cedar. and Puyallup Rivers
TO southwark, and Snohomish, stlli-
guamish. and skagt to north ard are
vast lakes. Styck Valley as far as the eye
can see is seethng lake. in which logs.
shingle bolts. wrecked buildings, railroad
ties, uprooted trees. and debris are jammed
together ten To twenty feet deep.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
CrespO's New Trpa.y.

The new cabinet of the Venezuelan re-
public has just made public its action as
to reciprocity treaty with this country.
Crespo and his council are In sympathy
with the North American policy OF roci-
procity. and when DR. Francisco Busta-
monte, the new Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to this country,
arrives here next month he will bring a
copy OF the treaty between the United
States Of North America and the United
states OF Venezuela.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
GENERAL TRADE GOOD.

Probable Gold Exports Are Not Considered
Significant.
r. G. Dun & Co s weekly review OF trade
says:
The announcement that gold would be
exported. though not IN large amount, has
not necessarily rs much moaning as many
supposed. Foreign exchange does not yet
Justify exports, and movements not war
ranted may be due to temporary and tri-
fling influences. Tho condition of business
throughout tho country appears excellent,
with the volume of trade greater than In
any previous year.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
yANDERBILT'S BIG Loss.

Summer Residence ut Newport, with It's
Costly Furnishings, Destroyed.
The Brea kerH tho elegant and costly
Newport OR. l. ) summer residence OF Cor
nelius Vanderbilt is IA smouldering mass
OF ruins. Blackened and crumbling walls
OF brick and heaps OF ashes are all that
now remain OF the palatial villa which for
years has been numbered among Newport's
largest and finest residences. The loss is
San0. .n0n
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
DYNAMITE SHAKES 4 TOWN.

Unknown Person Explodes Bomb at
Searcy, Ark.
The citizens OF Soarcy, Ark were awak-
ened at . o'clock Monday morning by "a
terrific dynamite explosion, which wrecked
many buildings. Unknown parties eX-
ploded dynamite bomb in froat of tho
jewelry store of A. A. Bullard. The store
and contents were compile tely wrecked ;
loss $4,000 Buildings for blocks around
were more or less damaged. The per-
petrators of tho deed are unknown. Their
motive is mystery.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Carnegie Men Rejected.

There was considerable excitement about
the Offices OF the Carnegie mills at Beaver
Falls when the old men presented them
selves for work All expected TO go TO
work with the exception of the six mem
bers OF the advisory board. About fifty
or the old men were refused which was
quite surprise TO them. 1he action has
caused no little talk and considerable feel
ing among the men.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
WHOLE FAMILY CREMATED.
Ms. and Mrs. Danahaur and Daughtei
Burned TO Death In Their beds.

Near Pittsburg, the lives OF one entire
family were blotted out by fire early the
other morning. The dead are Hiram Dana
haur, aged As years; Mrs. Danahaur. aged
43; their daughter. aged 10 years The
Danahaur family lived In Pleasant Valley,
OHara Township. just outside OF
the town of sharpsburs. They had a
green house in the basement OF their home
and placed a furnace in It, 1t is pre-
sumed that the furnace became overheated
and set fire to the woodwork. The family
died before their neighbors knew Of their
danger When the fire was discovered the
house had been burned to the ground and
the charred remains OF father mother and
daughter were found among the ruins.
Danahaur was n timer by occupation and
quite we'll connected.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
SHIP GOLD TO EUROPE.
Men In Wall Street Specializing on the
Fourth Nationals Intentions.

Men In Wall Street Specializing on the
Fourth Nationals Intentions.
Indications are that the 5000, 600 gold
withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury by the
Fourth National Bank Of New York will be
shipped to Europe. Great interest is mani
tested in Wall street over the transaction,
rs shipments of the yellow metal at
this season arc most unusual The trouble
is that while this country has been
exporting vast amounts of grain and other
products, the prices realized have been so
low that heavy balance OF trade has piled
up against u.s. At the same time tho inn
ports of general merchandise continue on a
large scale. partly in consequence of the
preparations for tho holiday trade. The
only thing that will be apt 30 prevent gold
exports on n largo scale Is revival Of the
European demands for American securi-
ties,
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Commend American Laws.

The English papers discuss with consid =
erable earnestness the report Of the Amer
lean commission on immigration regarding
the persecution OF the Russian Jews and
its effects on the tide of immigration to
America. They praise the tone and full
ness of the report and the keenness with
which details are noted, and they advise
England TO take n lesson from America
and to consider whether the time has not
yet arrived to doctor her own immigration
laws
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
To Lock In the Audiences.

The Choral SYM hony Society Of St.
Louis opened its season Friday night AS
usual on such occasions during the last
chorus many people manifested vulgar
anxiety to get out. This was not compli-
mentary to Miss Emma Juch and her asso-
clates. To prevent n recurrence Of the
annoyance the society decided ia lock the
doors hereafter until the last number is
finished. The public has been notified
through local papers.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Women Uso lot Watcr as a wearon.

Near Piedmont, Ala three brothers
named Conner were arrested by T. V. Jack
son, an express detective. aided by local
officers and a posse Ahey report des-
perate fight with women armed with hot
water The captives are thought TO be the
trio who robbed the mail and express cars
of the East Tennessee. Virginia ana Georgia
Railroad near Piedmont about month
ainpa
The true northerner., 1892-11-30

fix lumbermen have arrived I'm Ottawa,
Ont. from the numbering shanties and re-
pert that black diphtheria IS making seri-
Gus havoc among the men employed I'm cut
ting timber In the Madawska camp. many
death having already taken placA The
people are without medical aid. I he men
who arrived In Ottawa escaped from the
camp and tramped their way 10 the city.
several hundre miles The government
has just sent up n numl c. OF doctors I'm the
hope of checking the disease
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Attempt at Train -Yreckinr.

Train wreckers placed obstruct!ons on
the track of the Western and Atlantic Rail-
road two miles from Atlanta, Ga. The en-
gine and four cars left the track. Engi-
neer Squires and his fireman were seriously,
perhaps fatally, injured A train was
wrecked at the same spot year ago In the
same way, by fastening an iron band across
the rails. The purpose OF the wreckers is
supposed to lie robbery.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Indian Child Killed bya Panther.

At Hopkins, a Cherokee outlet trading
post, panther killed an Indian child Tho
beasts cries had leen heard for several
nights, but none OF tho few inhabitants
had the courage to attempt 10 kill IL.
Shortly after tho child was killed, however,
William Simmons, an old Indian scout,
turned up, and he followed and killed the
brute The animal measured seven feet
from nose to tip OF tnil.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Harsh Treatment of "A Thief.

Perry shaw was arrested at Dunksburg,
Mo-, for stealing a harness Fifteen masked
men appeared ut the officers house and,
with shotguns as an argument, were given
the prisoner who was returned about an
hour later Shaw declares the masked
men hanged him by the neck until he was
nearly dead and then cut him down.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Football BATTLES.

In the Boston Chicago foot bail game at
Chicago the Bostons were victorious. and
Yale beat Pri 1ceton at New York The
Boston, Chicago game was ne-sided, but
the Yale Princeton contest vas probably
the most stubbornly contested In the his :
try OF the game la this country.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Mrs Deacon a Winner.

In Paris, the first chamber Of the Court
OF Appeals handed down its decision In the
Deacon case. Judgment was for Mrs. Dea-
con and It was ordered that the child
Gladys be returned TO IA convent, where
both Mr.. AMI Mrs. Deacon shall be allowed
20 visit her. Mr. Deacon was ord Tered TO
nav the costs
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
ToUGHs AND TRAINMEN FIGHT.
Six Desperate Brothers Are Thrown Down
an Embankment.

an EmbanlSment.
Gallipolis, Ohio, special: Six brothers
named Williams, desperate characters,
boarded an Ohio River Railroad train at
Huntington last night. All were drunk,
and they sooI precpitated fight
with the conductor and brakeman,
whom they cut and beat serious
ly. The train was stopped, and the
engineer and fireman, armed with clubs,
took hand in the affray. Several passen-
gers also assisted, and after furious fight
the Williams brothers were beaten jnsen-
sible, dragged from the train, and thrown
down an embankment. The 6rain then
proceeded. 1t Is not known whether any Of
the desperadoes were fatally hurt or not
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Disappointed Italian Emigrants.

Hundreds OF emlgrants who had planned
20 sail from Genoa on the North German
Lloyd steamship Werra have returned TO
their homes, as only persons having domi-
Giles In America were accepted by the
steamship company. This action OF the
company is due TO the last quarantine orr
der OF the United States Treasury.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
POEY WILL GO TO PRISON.

To BE Confined Six and One-half Years for
Forgery and Larceny.
Simon Poey. passenger agent OF tho Ware
Steamship line, was sentenced at New York
TO five years in the State prison for forgery
in the third degree, and one year and six
months for grand larceny in the second de-
gree. Poey stole about $4,000.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Nihilists Active In II Issia.

The correspondent of the London Chron-
icle at St Petersburg says that the nihll-
lists are distributing in0ammatory pam
phlets and letters among the peasantry near
the Volga. inc,tinE them 70 revolt against
the government The police are instructed
TO seize all such literature.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Laslser's Remarkable Record.

At Montreal, Herr Lashcr finished his
engagement at tho Chess Club with n SIM
ultaneous exhibition against twenty six
members OF the club He accomplished
the difficult task of winning twenty -four
games. losing one and making enc draw.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Bank Robbers Sentenced.

At Erie. Pa, the Keystone Bank robbers,
who shot Assistant Cashier Kopler Oct 3,
were sentenced as follows: John Court
ncy, fourteen years; Charles W. Hawley,
seventeen years in the penitentiary;
Daniel T. Evars and Charles w. Smith, TO
the reformatory.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Little Girl Burned to Death.

Tho little daughter OF Henry Wood, of
Pueblo, Colo, was burned TO death. She
and her brother wee playing in front OF
tie stove when the girls clothing caught
fire.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Eight Below I'm Minnesota.

The Northwest has got its first cold spell
Of the season In Manitoba and the
northern portion OF Minnesota the tenn
reraturo was degrees below zero Monday.
In s.. Paul IL was below at Z o'clock,
while in both the Dalotas IL was below zero
but grew warmer. The cold wave pro-
gressed southeastwari and over the lake
rogton
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Put Poison i'm Ills Tobacco.

At ST. Henry. Mimi, Joseph F. Haunder
died suddenly. Strychnine was found In
his tobacco. The next mornng Miss Agnes
Beer his wlfe's sister. died of tho same
poison. She left letter asking to be
buried with Haunder. 1t Is supposed that
she poisoned herself and Haunder.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Bank Robbers Run Down.

Three OF the five robbers who robbed the
Roslyn. Wash, bank of $4,000 Sept "a
were captured Friday in the Cascade
Mountains In tho central part OF Oregon.
The prisoners have been fully identified
by the bank officials.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Ecd Their Iichs IN Un1a

Henry Banks, colored Clarksville, Ark,
farmer, who had been absent from home,
returned and found his wife talking 10
Joseph Perry, a nelghbor. The enraged
husband pulled out razor and literally
carved them to pieces, cutting the limbs of
the victoms from their bodies and throwing
them In the hog pen. The murderer es-
capped, but posse Is in pursuit
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
John w. scott Il sinking.

Rev. John W. Scott. the father in law OF
President Harrison, has been confined tc
his room several days y low fever His
advanced age-94 years renders the fami-
ly anxious as 60 the outcome OF the attack.
Since his daughters death the old genile.
man has shown signs OF weakness not pre-
viously discernibo
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
TOOK $4,000 WITH HIM.
The Cashier for the Armour Packing Com
pany in New York Missing.

c. Sinclair, cashier and confidential book
keeper OF the Armour Packing company In
New York. has been missing IA week. The
exact amount OF money that is also miss
ing from his employers bank account is
not known definitely. 1t is estimated that
the company's losses will not be less than
$4,000 Some believe that the amount will
run up to $50 900 or ss5, 900. Sinclair is a
member Of a New York family ghree
years ago he was married. His wife lives
in Harlem. They have two children.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Two Deserters SURRENDER.

Albert s. Hall and Charles Bruner walked
into the Office OF the Houston. Texas, Chief
OF Police and surrendered. They deserted
from the Fifth United States Infantry.
having left Jackson Barracks, New Or
leans. Nov 10
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Scalded i'm "a Beer Vat.

AT Port Arthur, Ont, William Gehl.
son OF the proprietor Of Gehl's brewery,
while walking through the building where
the watts are, tripped and fell headlong in
to one Of those vessels, which contaiued
beer IN a boiling state, and pershed.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Ashland. I'll. Rank Rob,,cd

between III o'clock Sunday night and 0
o'clock Monday morning the banking house
OF skiles, Bearick & Co, Ashland. ILL.,, was
entered by burglars and robbed of nearly
$1,000 In currency.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Cholera Breaks Out Again

Cholera is again showing itself in Bel
gium. There have been two deaths from
the disease in Brussels, and several cases
are reported in Bruges and Mons
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
spain.s Commercial Treaties.

The Queen Regent presided at the Span
ish cabinet meeting. Premier Canovas de-
Castillo announced that commercial treat
les had been concluded with Sweden and
Norway, Holland, Denmark, Portugal, and
Switzerland.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Robert Harbour Dead.

Robert Barbour, President OF the Bar
bour Flax Spinning Company, died at
Paterson. ~ J.. of apopleXy. He left a
fortune variously estimated from S., 0O0, 900
to $40 600 O00
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Fatally Cut His Throat with an Ak.

John Johnson died ut Ashland, Wis. He
cut his throat at Mason with an AK He
was an old logger Drunkenness is the
only cause assigned.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
Dug Their Way to Liberty.

There was jail delivery at Decatur
Ga. Friday morning, seven prisoners es-
Gaping. The men had to dig forty feet
under the wall OF the jail yard
The true northerner., 1892-11-30

The brig Charles Purves. from Philadel-
phia, for Cienfuegos, was totally wrecked
at Inagua. The crew are safe.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
-Four Persons Killed.

dispatch frcm Aida, Neb.. st ates that
an accident has occurred on the Union Pa
cifc Railroad by which four persons wero
killed and three injured.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30

The Samuel J. Randall Club, OF ST. Louis
has been recognized TO raise fund foI
the benefit OF Mr.. Randall Already money
Is being subscribed
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
pardOued Nv Gov. Flower.

Daniel Carmichael. sentenced to Danne-
mora Prison for forgery, has been pardoned
by Gov. Flower
The true northerner., 1892-11-30

THE LOCATION on THE COMET.
The true northerner., 1892-11-30
YANKEES GET THERE.
DEEP IN THE PAN ANA CANAL
PROFITS.

Poey Pines I'm Prison-Report of business
Outlook-Hundreds of Immigrants Dis
appointed-Iliness of John ID. v. Scott
Panther Eats Child.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-02-04
Chill Apologies.

The CHILEAN government has sent
her reply to the ultimatum Of the
United States. The reply in effect is
as follows:
Chill agrees to withdraw the often
slye note sent by Senior Malta to all
Chllian ministers abroad, and acknow-
lodges that its issuance was due to an
error OF Judgment. Chilli also with
draws its request for the withdrawal
OF United States Minister Egan. In
addition to this, the CHILEAN govern.
ment, IN It's answer, proposes that the
affair OF the attack on the Baltimore
sailors in Valparaiso, be submitted to
the arbitration of some neutral nation.
Ii this proposition is not acceptable to
the United States government, the
ohlllan government suggests that the
matter be submitted to the decision of
inc Supreme Court of the United
States.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-02-04
a Big Dana age Suit.

The Atlanta agency of the Brad
street company was in the hands of
Sheriff Morrow for short while. 1t
is all on account of business report
sent out by the office last September.
The report was about the commercial
standing of Mr.. l.. Steinan, and was
such as to cause him to bring suit
for libel in the sum of $4,000. The
attachment was placed in the hands of
Sheriff Morrow and he served it at
once, levying on the office fixtures of
the Atlanta office. Mr.. w. u. Bowling.
the manager, gave receipt to the
sheriff for the property and he will
continue in charge OF it. With the
attachment a garnishment was issued
on the Gate CITY National bank to
hold whatever money the company
might have in the bank. The gar
nishment was served on l.. j. Hill
Thursda
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-02-04

the control OF money would obviate
recurrence of the ruinous effects OF I'M
due contraction in volume, as demon
strated in the present depressed condi-
tons which are paralyizing the energies
of the people in all departments OF indus
trial enterprise That they believe that
all money should be issued direct by the
government direct to the people at To-
rate of interest and in sufficient volume
to meet the legitimate demands of the le-
gitimate business of the country, on safe
and valid securities and that it should
be full legal tender for all debts: That
they believe that silver should have all
the rights in coinage and all the qualities
of legal tender which gold possesses. >
L. L. Polk,
C. w. MAcUNE,
MANN PAGE,
W. f. GwYNNE,
l.. l.. FEATHERsToNE,
National Legislative Committee of the N,
L. A. and |. u.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-02-04
An IlI-Eated Family.

A singular fatality seems to have
followed the family of Jacob Barn
hart, a prosperous farmer residing
three miles south of Alliance, Ohio.
Some years ago Louis, the eldest son.,
jokingly pointed gun at his little
sister, not knowing it was loaded, and
pulled the trigger. The gun was dis
charged, blowing the child's head to-
atoms. Last summer, Alvanus, an
other son, while blowing corn, was
struck by lightning and instantly
killed. When found the clothing was
completely burned from his body and
his charred ana blackened remains
presented spectacle sickening to be-
hold. His horse was also killed,
while the plow-handles were twisted
and turned by the electric current.
Friday morning, Preston, the youngest
son, aged IL years, started to school,
but concluded to play truant, and
boarded a Cleveland ~ Pittsburg
freight train. When just within the
city limits of Alliance he fell between
the cars and was ground to pieces, his
remains being scattered along the
track for considerable distance.
Another member of this Inflated
family has been helpless cripple
from its birth.