The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-26
y'Ey.S.slsAPiC lsss!EViTiES.

The recount of the Massachusetts |
gubernatorial vote at the state house |
Slows that Governor Russell is re elected |
with plurslity of 2,656
A cable from Berlin says the Kaiser has
extended his earnest congratulations to
Chancellor Caprivi on his speech in Il
reichstsg in support of the army bill.
President elect Cleveland ate bis
Thanksgiving dinner at 5 p. m. Thurs
DAY on Broad water Island, his only COM
panions being Charles B. jefferson, L.
Clarke Davis and Joseph L. Ferrcll, the
b j8t.
Right Rev, w, NJ. W. Howe, bishop
of the Episcopal diocese of South Caro-
liaa, has sent in his resignation to
Bishop Williams, of Connections, the
presiding officer of the House of Bishops,
on account OF i'll health.
Thursday night Charles Di :kson, pres
ident Of the Olympic club, New
Orleans, telegraphed to Lou Housman. of
Chicago, to match Tom Ryan against
Tomay, Williams, now Ia England, toT
purse of 3, 900.
While Mrs. Clevela1d was driving
Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs.
Frances ? FEesland, Jr. at Lakewood,
\. J.. the horses bess2aine frighteng;,' ',-~ "a"
unmanageable. A runaway wa. -,..c-
suIi, bul no one was injured.
A dispatch from Charleston. S G.,
says the New England society annivor-
sary, December % promises to be a great
treat. Among the speakers will be
Judge hunt, chief judge supervisor,
court Of Ohio, and Judge Bash L Gil
deislceve, Of John Hopkins university.
At II IS a N. Thursday when the
convicts at the massachusetts, state
prison were running il from the yard,
James n Bradley WAS found to be miss
ing. 4 diligent search failed to hnG
him, but 1t is not believed that he can
have gotten our Of the prison.
Count Ferdinand deLesseps was not
presene at the be ginning of the criminal
prosecution yesterday as Paris, France,
Of hi elf and ms associates in the
Panama canal enterprise. After a purely
formal opening President Periver fixed
The trial of the case for January 10
A dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram
compan- ON Moscow states that the
Gar !, Withdrawn his consent to the
Morgauistic marriage of his nephew, the
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicolaieyitch
With the daughter Of merchant, on ac
count Of the lad insisting upon the righ
% be received az the court and having
tie title Of grand duchess.
Bristish parliament meets January 26
slr. Morley has t4.1ea draft of the hom'
rule biil t. DoiiD to consult with tn
leaders Of ial Irish home rule party re
gardinG Is provisions. The blll pro
vides fol an imperial veto on acts of tn
Irish parliament and for retaining all tn
Irish members at Westminster with
vote on imperial questions.
A telegram from Spokane, Wash
SAYS four men were drowned near Suak
: river Thursday. Six men were in a boa
endeavoring to set of dynamite bias
, in The river, when the boat capsized
Two reached shore The remaining fou
5 hang t. the boat until they were swep
into whirlpool, wrenched loose, au
t drowned.
To Gay at Warren, Va Basil b Gol
: dan, Chairman Of the democratic CON
] mittee, will meet Gen Fitz Lee. Senate
p. A. Hunter, Gen William H. Payn
and other promiuentVirginia politician!
The object of the conference is presume
20 be ior the distribution Of Vrgiri
patronage and the discussion If IL
political situation
t A cable from Suakim says the troop
( of the Khedive have had a fight ne'
Y Tokar with band Of Dervishees. SUI
4 posed to be under the command of Osma
t Digna The Dervishees, about $50
y in number, attacked Fort Tamrin an
were repulsed after severe struggle
e the khedive's garrison The Dervlshe'
u sought with desperation and lost sever
y teen killed, beside large numb
wounded
0 Ransom Sampson, employed as cal
$ tain of a harbor boat at Cairo, III
: and his wife, were shot by May Sims
the Planter house yesterday mornin;
b The woman shot herself through Il
II head after firing at Sampson and h
wife Sampson is dead and his wife ca
not live The Sims woman will also dl
The tragedy is due to Jealousy. II
Sims is said to have been form
mistress of Sampson.
d A cable from London says the questi
is of the occupation o! Uganda contint
IN 20 agitate the liberals. The Quee
le speech when parliament opens will pro
ii ably advocate the retention of Ugand
4, and should Mr.. Labouchere attack
a government on that issue, the tories a
al liberal unionists will, it is understoc
[r. come to the assistance of Mr. Glsnsto
S and prevent government defeat on t
i issue, thus frustrating the revenge
plans of Laboucheere