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A MEMORABLE DINNER.

Grover Cieveinnd, Whitciaw Reid ana
Eepew Sit Down Together.
NEW YORK, Nov 17,-President. Elect
Cleveland was one of tho honored
guests Tuesday night at the 124th an
nual dinner OF the chamber of COM
merce, held ut Delmonico's. There
were many other honorcd guests pres
ent, but none around whom so many
interests were conferred unless, indeed.
it were the Hon. Chnuncey NJ. Dcpew,
who snt ut the table OF honor next to
Whitelaw Reid Defeat seemed to sit
lightly on the shoulders of Mr.. Reid
and Mr.. Depew-
Tho annual feast OF the chamber of
commerce Is always u memorable ono
and the worlds wealth, commerce and
brains are always represented at these
gatherings; but this banquet will 20
down into history linked with the
glories OF the recent democratic tri-
umihs and the name of Grover Glove
land.
Three hundred guests were
seated in the large bnnqueting hall
when Rev. William II. Nibbert, pastor
of Trinity church said grace at 7:15
o'clock. On raised dnis was placed
the table of honor, in the center of
which was seated MIR Alexander Il.
Orr, the president of the banquet, On
either side of Mr. Orr were Mr.. Cleve.
land and Hon, Charles Foster
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The Mystery I.nlnineu.

homestead, Pa, Nov. l6.-Patricl,
Coyne is the na,no of tho victim oi
Max Newman's bullet in the encounter
which occurred in the sleeping quar-.
tcrs of The latter. Investigation
shows that Coyne was very much
under the influence of liquor, and III
this condition mistooll his room and
entered that occupied by New
man and fonr companions. Coyro
failed TO answer when he was ad-
dressed aud staggered against New
mans cot. The shooting then oc.
cured
Another shooting scrapc occurred
last night, but fortunately was not at
tended with any fatalities A number
of non-nnion colorcd men attended q
Social at tho African NJ. f. church
Their presence was not desired and
although threats were made there was
no outbreak until the audience was
dismissed AS the obndxious non.
union ,nen emerged frcn the churcl,
they were assaulted by Il number oi
men OF the congregation. Rcvolvcrs
were drawn and in all about u dozen
shots were exchanged, but without
serious result Three of the impIi-
Gated were arrested:
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PLEAsEs THE ANTi-sNAPPeRs
Cleveland Will Be the Guest of tho Re-
farm, Clnh.

Cleveland Will BE the Guest of tho Rc-
form Club.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-President-
Elect Cleveland has promised to he
the guest OF honor at a dinner given
by the Reform club carly in December.
The organization was the nucleus of
the May convention movement and
tho announcement that Cleveland
would attend the banquet caused in
tense satisfaction among the men who
went to Syracuse. I'ley took it as a
sure Indication that Cleveland does
not propose to snub tho anti-snap-
pcrs in the slightest degree. since o
election Cleveland has not Indicated
any intention Of showing favor to any
particular person or organization,
aside from the lact That Tammnuy hall
will not have the slightest reason to
complain of its treatment in the mat
ter OF federal patronage.
Tho dinner of the club will be held
Mt Madison Square gardens Saturday
evening, December 80 Cleveland will
be the principal speaker. followed by
other prominent orntors. Arrange
nents are now being made to have the
occasion equal to the famous dinner
after the c!nction of 1890. at which
Cleveland, Carlisle, Boies. Russell and
Wilson were the principal speakers
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0vEE A PREClPlCE.
Grave Rumors Concerning an Express
Train an thu llnltin,nra mud Ohin.

Grave Rumors Concerning an Express
Train ON the Baltimore and Ohio.
CUMBERLAND, Md, Nov. 15.-No. Z,
Chicago express on the Baltimore aud
Ohio railroad, with engine. express,
baggage, smoking cars, day coach
and two Pullman slcepers passed
through this city on time this morning.
Newburgh, w. Va, was also passed on
timo but therc the train was entirely
,ost sight Of The details are
'ery meagre, Us telegraphic
communication is cut off from
NewburRh. 1t is feared by many Of
The conductors and brnkemen who run
over the road from Cumberland to
Grafton that the entire train toppled
over a steep precipice into n small
:reek which flows alorg the valley.
Grave rumors are coming in from all
quarters, but nothing authentic has
yet been heard from the wrecked
train.
at noon it is positively known that
the train is wrecked. 1t is fcarcd
many lives ars lost Tho Baltimore
and Ohio officials refuse to give any
particulars.
Latcr--The Baltimore and Ohio Off
cials gave tho following account:
Train No z, engine 1856, was wrecked
one milo west of Hnrtman's switch on
the third division at 4:40 this morning.
The train was badly damaged. Tho
sleeping car Monroevillc is over tho
hank lying on its side. No one was
killed. Travel will be delayed eight
hours
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THE HANGING OF CREAM,
Jack tho Rippcr's Rival Ends His Muir
derouS Caraar

Jack tho Ripper's Rival Ends His Muir.
derous Career.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-The execution OF
Thomas Neill Cream took place within
The walls of Newgate goal Tuesday
Tho murderer retired at IL o'clock
ind slept soundly for some hours.
He was awakened at o'clock
md partoolt of light breakfast The
prison chaplain called at the con-
dcmned mans cell before the
meal was finished, but the pris-
oner paid but slight heed
to his ministrations Shortly
after 8 O'clock Creams arms were
bound behind him with feather thongs
and he was led to the place OF execu-
ton. When Cream had assembled the
scaifold the chaplain read in feeling
tones portion of the burial service OF
the Church OF England. The culprit's
legs were then pinioned and the white
cap placed over his face. The hang
man then quickly drew the bolts, the
hollow flooring underneath him
give way, and with jerk he
fell to the full extent of the
hangman's rope. y slight quivering
OF the cord, one or two spasmodic jerks
aud the most callous prisoner of mod
ern times had paid the penalty OF his
brutality. An inquest was subse-
quently hold and the usual verdict
given.
1t is now known positively that
Cream left no written confession.
What he had to say to the chaplain
has not yet been revealed, except that
he thanked the chaplain and the gov
ernor OF the Jail for their kindness,
before departing to the scaffold.
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| British Press Comment on the Election
LONDON, Nov, IA The Economist,
in commenting on the result of tho
presidential election in the Unitcd
States, says: 1t is not.wisc to expect
too much from tariff reform. With o
small majority in the senate the dem
ocrats will not easily carry sweeping
measures, and to attack the tariff in
detail would tend to unsetle trade.
| We must remembc also that the moro
hmerica frees herself from protection
tho better she will be ablc to compete
with foreign markets. What we gain
in one direction we will 10 10 in an
other 1t would be to our advantage
to check capital flowing to America to
establish new Industries.
The Times says: "The democratic
victory is SO complete thnt it carries
with it an obligation to act up to the
pledges of the Chicago platform ! / is
no longc: necessary for Mr. Cleveland
to assume the hedging, minimizing
tone which marked his letter or &c.
ceptance. 1t may DO expcdient to con-
slider this state of the country's finances
and wait until tho democrats in the
states are rcinfnrccd through tho nd
mission to the union of Arizona and
New Mexico, but America declares
openly for the policy of tariff reduc.
ton. -
Tho Daily News also rcverts to the
theme OF the presidential election. 1t
expresses regret because what it terms
tho splendid chance of the repub.
licans was Thrown away" )" and says:
Through following the will of the
wisp of protection they allowed the
specter OF leadership to fall in the
hands of their rivals -
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CONVENTION OF .ncHnrsuops

New YoRK, Nov. 16-The convention
OF archbishops began at 10 o'clock this
morning at the residence of Archbishop
corr,Ran. The only absontees wcro
Archbishop Kenricls. OF St Louis,
who was represented by the
vicar general of st. Louis,
md the archbishop of Santa Fe, New
Mexico, who was represented by CO.
adjutor Bishop Chapellc. Tho CON
ference is secret in the highest degree
and nothing will be known of tho pro-
cecdings until nfter the compile don of
It's work If Mt all. One OF tho in
teresting questions expected to be de-
cided by the conference is that
concerning the establishment of an
ecclesiastical court Of nppenls in the
United States. 1t is said that the
priests favor such court. while the
bishops oppose it Tho matter of the
strained relations existing between
the German American and Irish-Amer.
lean clergy will he discussed, also the
subject of secret societies
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Army OF THE rENsE ,sEE.

ST. Lor.s Nov. l5.-Thc annual
meeting Of The Society OF The Army o.
tho Tennessee opens here this evening,
and large number of noted military
men have already arrived General
Schosietd and Secretary Eilsins,. with
ex-Presiaant Rutherford l,. Ilaycs will
come in cn the afternoon train a
special train with over 100 members oil
the Chicago branch ofthe order will
also arrive Mt 4 o'cloc!t.
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IOWA NEWS.
Towns Military NudaIr

DrnuquE, Ia, Nov. 1.-THE court OF
inquiry on Captain Gray's assault on
Priya.e Bccker, at Governor Grny's
arnSary, has justified the assault on
The ground of self defense. Tho gov
ernor also recommends Becleer's dis.
honorable discharge. and a court-mar.
tial to investigate the Wnvcrly COM
pany's resolutions criticising Thrift
Governor Eoics disapproves the latter
recommendation. rcmarlslng that the
Waverly company. so far as the evil
lence shows. was not acting in mili-
tary capacity
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BOLD BANk ROBBERY.

Tie Bank of Woodstock Has a Thousand,
Dollar sl.ortage.
+ WooDsTock, Mimi, Nov. 1.-Two
mashed men entered the Bank OF
Woodstock at 8 p. N last evening. de-
manding Of Cashier Perry and Assist
ant Craig that they opon tho vault
One took Perry in charge, while the 9th
fcrtforced Craig to cntor tho vault The
robber thon helped hlmsclf to what
ever he wanted. Tho burglars escaped
with 81 010 and failed to leave their
address. Several parties have gone in
pursuit Of them
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MARGARET OUGHT TO KNOW
Hiss Matlcr Denies Her Rumored MAJ
riage to Young Pabst.

----------------
Miss Mathcr Denies Her Rumored Mar
riage to Young Pabst.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 15.-Miss Mar
yeret Mather, the wcll-lsnown actress,
was married hero to the son Of the
millionaire brewer, Pabst, last
Wednesday,. The facts Just lcalsed out
Sunday night.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 14-Socicty cir
cles were startled by the news that
Colonel Gustav Pabst, oldest son of
Captain Fred Pabst. president
Of the world-famous Pabst brewery,
had boon married at San Francisco,
to Miss Margaret Mnther on Wedncs-
day list Captain Pabst admitted that
he had been informed by his son of the
wedding, but declined TO say anything
farther.
The bridegroom is IS years of age,
and was president of the Pnbst brew
cry until the concern was consolidated
with the F4lse-Jung company, when
he was elected secretary. Two years
ago Governor Peck appointed him
co onel and aide-de-camp on his staff.
Mr. Pabst had gone to San Francisco
OH business, as was stated at the time
OF his departure. Tho marriage was
evidently Il secret one.
Captain l'ubst said that he had
been promptly informed about
the marriage by his son and that the
young couple were on their way east.
The marriage, Mr. Pabst said, was a
surprise to him, nnd not particularly
pleasing one.
Los ANGELES, Cal. Nov l4--Mar-
garct Muther was seen at her hotel to-
day by n reporter ana asked
about her reported marriage to
the son of the wealthy Mil
waukee brewer, Pabst. She said the
report was absolutely without foundn-
tion; hut that it was no surprise to
her, Us she had already been married
several times according to the stories
circulated.
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General S,,nrii,.- N,ut,s.

The English four-ball pocl,at biz
lard table, six feet by twelve. wlicl,
Champion Frank I9ss has been vait.
ing for SO long, has arrived, and the
,!lnmp pion will begin practice ut once
for bis Jnutch wien John Roberts, the
english champion.
A number OF English boxers, tempt
ed by tho big purses oi:erea fos I,ht,
in this country. are coming hero tli,
winter. Among thon, Is I,ro,l prs-
cious, ono OF tins best little lacn 4,
Hritain, who wants go a.I.iHy PIN.
NOR at ll0 pounds.
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IOWA NEWS.
kl,l.hln n Ennn,rnr.

FoEr ltopGE Nov 10 Martin lIric,s.
son. an old man aged t6 years. was
killed i'll runaway near this place
sunday night He WAS driving homa
from town when his horse became un.
manageable and ho was thrown oui
into the wheels, where lie was held
fast and dragged for nearly two miles
When founs, life was gone.
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-A-s--e
Gl,iaf luStiao Il Axa.nia.,

RALEIGH, N. c.. Nov. li:-Soon after
o'clock this morning Chief Justice A.
7. Merriam, died Mt his home here OF
tiabctes, after several months of crit.
cal illness. lie was born Sept. is.
$40, in what was a part OF Buncomba
county. He was elected United States
,enator in 1889, was appointed assoct
,te Justice and tive years ago was both
appointed and elected chief justice.
lie Will be given stnte feneral.
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Orange Trade with England.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov Ii G-Wha,
promises to be successful orange
s.Ns with England was inaugurated
toduy by the departure Of an Atlantic
.iper with a largo cargo of the pick of
Tho seasons crop The fruit was
packed and loaded ut lfernandino,
which is to DO tho loading point. and
transported to this city by rail. 1t il
calculated TINT in tho English market
lhe fruit will bring M average price ot
f3 per box, and this would net the
grower S1.o5 This tho growers re-
gard rs u very satisfactory return.
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JAPs WANT TO BE TALLER.
With This End in View They VIII Take L"
E:tting Mont.

W lth lhlS IanN III NlcW lIteS w LII t.iEe tt
(, Eating Meat.
1t is somewhat curious circum-
stance, says London Journal, that ut
lhe very time when we arc told THAT
tho characteristic Japanese iower. tho
,hrysanthemum, is about to bc intro.
luced to public favor, both in hot
and cold state of preparation, the jap
anese have como to the conclusion that
a vegetable diet. especially that ;Es
which rice is dominant, is u menu
which should moro properly ba dis
couraged than advocated for tho food
of the japanese people. Sir Francis
lie Winton, addressing the Manchester
Geographical society, has stated that
instead of the vegetarian food to which
tho Japanese had hitherto largely nc
:nstomed themselves. it had been de-
sided by the government
20 encourage Il meat diet,
t being thought that by tho adop-
ion Of such a policy the stature of the
nee would increase and their ply
sique he consequently improved. Sir
Francis Furthermore pointed out that
f the denizens of the land of tho
chrysanthcmum cou'd only be per-
snndcd TO cat more meat the trightes.
prospects might be offered to the cat
tie ranchers of western Cenada and
especially of British Coiu,nl "A, who
would tind in japan q now and r,mun-
erative market for thoir catylo. 1T
should not, however, be ignored tnat
European travellers in Japan have
pointed out that the native cuisine, al
though it slightly errs in adherence to
\ system of cookery mainly consisting
Of odds and ends OF various kinds of
food. is quite capable of supplying rot
oniy palatable, but elegant meals
others have not taken SO rosente /,
view of Japanese culinary economy,
cut have animadverted on the fact
that not only do these remote hsiatics
snt too much vice. but that they con
sumo too much fish
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DESK MANUFACTURERS ME.r.

cuicAeo, Nov. Is. 5.-AIanufacturers
Of desks from Indiana, Illinois, 3own,
Ohio, New Yorls, Pennsylvania and
Michigan met Mt the Palmer horse to-
lay pursuant to adjournment ut In
itanapolis two wocJ.s ago, to perfect n
permanent organization for tho bet.
torment OF the trade. Tho object OF
Ike nesting, whicl, will extend over
,cveral days. is to est. blish n standard
'f tho product of about forty largo
makers in tie county nnd 10 cc-opcr-
tie ns To pricea for the general benefit.
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JoLLIFICATIOS SIIsHAps,

New PMlIApELpntA, o., Nov. 15-
intelligence reached here yesterday.
afternoon that during the democratic
joilitication meeting last Saturday
night ut BalScrsyille, sixteen miles
west of this city. by tho bursting OF o
cannon, a man whose name was not
known had ono leg torn of and a
piece of the cannon struck Mrs Ford
who was looking out OF the window,
and blew her head off
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jean Pierre Ernnro,s.

LoSpoS, Nov. l6.-sir John Bridge
today granted an order for tho extra
dition to Franco of Jean Pierre Fran
co.'s, alias johnson, alias Brohl, nc
cnsed of having been an accomplice of
Ravacilol, tho anarchist, ard OF having
caused tho fatal explosion in the very
restaurant where Ravachol had been
n frpstei
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Grain and Provlslons

CuloAso. Nov 1G
F'our-sp-ing patents, So 6oa3o); win.
ter patents, e.So@40
" heat-Cnsh, 72llc: Dcccmbe,, 73l1c.
Corn-Cash, 4l15e; December, 41slc
Oats-No. white. 2ac; No 3, white
32t80e3s15c.
Rye--50c.
Barley-60@63c.
Flax-sLGSlt
Timothy-sLsS@1l.9 90
Whlsly-Sl.16.
Porl-cnsh, sl,.oa95; January, .1s s71s.
Lard-Cash, 1881; January, 81 30
Shoulders-H 3O4135; short clear, $500
@s0I
Short Ribs -s7.25
Cheese-Full cream choddars. 9lav1Sc e: /:
fats, 9D9s:c; young kr,ericas, IUGli0lIc
Butter--Creamery, Eligible; dairy, .u9
&c.
Egga-e9>S@9sc.
Hidcs-Henvy and light green saltca,
4@tlsc; saltcd bull 3lf0ic; greon
sal,ea calf, Gs@'}9c; dry flat 7lSc; dry
snltedhides, 51sc; dry calf,s9ac ;deacons,
.rallow-No ! solid. 40; packed. DC;
cake, Sc.
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THE GRAPHIC.

Lacks but inv moathsdf being ~ %
est Newspaper In Brtlae county. q n
% As IN adyortiMng medium = u not -
celled by any newspaper in South Dakota. S
~ Has rapidly increasing oirculatien amuai1
the most intelligent class Of people IN Arule
and the surrounding counties.
u Has circulation second to none 10 thie
or adjoining counties. and paid-pp sSse
soripuon list 1t IS believed superior.
TT is lively, spicy. independent and dc.
voted solely to the interests OF kfmball and
Brnle county. Every body enjoys reading h.
Give It o trial.
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rraycl,na. s,en Or, an..n.

FoIr Dopam, Ia, Nov. 1l.--The trny
cling men OF this city who belong te
;he state association met Saturday
night and organized q local nssocia.
ton The officers arc: President, III.
Arrangements were made to attend
the state convention, which meets Mt
Des Moiacs next month, in a spscinl
car. There are some thirty or moro
travelling man VINO make this place
their headquarters and the most oil
them are Planning to attend the con.
ycntiGu
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knights of Labor Meet,

ST. LOUIS, Nov 15.-The annual
meeting Of the general assembly of the
knights of Labor opened here at noon
today. This morning tho executive
committee held prolonged session for
tho consid Grafton of the reports to be
presented to the gathering. Every
district assembly in the country is rep.
resented. The sessions of the assem-.
bly, will continue for two weeks.
Elaborate arrangements Tor the enter
teinment of the delegates have been
made by the local assemblies Of the
order.
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TO Represent Iowa. Nruslcal ralent

To Represent iowa't Musical Talent.
DEs MONIES, Ia. Nov. 17.--A conven-
tion of musicians and others interested
III band music was called to order here
Tuesday. The purpose of tho meet
ing was, the transforming Of the Iowa
State band from purely local institu
ton TO real state band SO that it will
truly represent the musical talent of
OF the state when it will go into the
worlds fair next year The idea OF
county representation met with hearty
approval by Mi present and the result
of the meeting will be to place the
band on sound footing.
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NOT GOING TO MARRY u1LL.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 10 Mrs Fanuit
tverson. Of this city, tho rich lady
whom the Saturday papers say is to be
married to Senator Hill q New York.
was seen about the report this morn.
ing. She said: II never met Senator
Hill but once in my life. OF courss
The story is not true and ! regret that
such q report has been given publicn
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The Rurnor Denied.

homestead, Pa, Nov l6. Tho
rumor tlia. the local Homestead nd
visory board had declared the strike
off is positively denied at the head
quarters of tic Alnalgamatcd assoca.
ton in this ciLv
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THE MARKETS
Live stock.

Sioux CtrY, Nov 13
HoEs-Light s5.oo952o; mixed, s. SO
as s5; heavy, $50 as 80
Cattlc-Stecrs l,lO) to l.3) pounds,
ss.i0@sTa; feeders. sl2593 25; stoekers
sL1593 8; COWS, common to good, al. OO1
23'; yenriiugs. sl.50@ Sd; bulls, 81 Q
2t0; veal calves. s30OiGl0j
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rREslpgSrIAL Arro1srM,srs.

WAsnisaroS. Nov. l6-Thc presi
dent appointed William Potter, o.
Pennsylvania. United states minis
ter to Italy; David z. Thompson, oi
Oregon, United States minister ID
Turkey. ana :. Edward G. Little.
of Kansas, United States consul
general at Cairo
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Trial OF Professor Smith.

CiScINNArr, o.. Nov Is. The trial
If Rev. Henry r Smith. n doctor OF
theology in Lanes seminary for nj
eyed heresy was begun Monday. Pro-
lessor Smith is cl'argod with teaching
doctrines u: variance with tue estnb.
ishmed tcnets OF tho Presbyterian
church,