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Paeking-Houses Combine.

CHICAGO, Nov. lit is announced that
TWO OF the largest packing concerns in Chi
eago. the International Packing and Pro-
vision Company and the Chicago Packing
and Provision Company. will soon be con-
ssolldated. II Is thought probable the big
hammond Company may enter the same
combination with possible western extern
eions.
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Can't AGect the sugar rru.t.

New YORK. Nov. 1l.-Treasurer Searles
of the American Sugar Company says he
can see no way in which a change in the
administration can affect Ii, for its raw
material is on the free list In this partic-
ular Its position is stronger than most
other large Industrial enterprises.
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A Peculiar Ssntanca

BERLIN, Nov. 1t.-A peculiar sentence
was pronounced yesterday upon ths work
man who murdered two children at Neu
huppin, province Of Brandenburg. forty
miles northwest from this city. It was
ordered that he be confined at hard labor
fourteen years and then executed.
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THE VENEZUELAN INCIDENT.
An Opportunity to Settle the Question Of q
Vessels Clearance

An VpPuTtuHlty 60 ottlI3 ING Vuestlan Of
Vessels Clearance.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Up to the Gloss
OF office hours no information had reached
the Department of State relative to the
trouble reported from La Guayra, Vene-
Zuela, growing out of the refusal of the cap
tain of the Red line steamer Phladeipbia
to surrender Ex-Governor Mijares TO the
authorities and the subsequent sailing of
that vessel without permission of the port
officers. incidentally there is involved a
continuance of the present vexatIous prxc-
tlee, against which the Unireu States has
deposit the papers with The local port off,
cials. and this incident may furnish an ou-
portunity for breaking up the sl stem.
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Ths Colrmhus Fastiyities in snain

MADRID. Nov. 1l-Queen Regent Chris
tina, together with the King and Queen of
Portugal, to-day attended the ceremonies in
connection with the long-delayed formal
opening of the Columbus Exposition.
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LONDON, Nov. IL. - Mrs. IIangtry has
bought Lord Ashburton's steam yacht
Ladye Mable. She paid S135, 900 for Ii.
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Trouble I'm Nortbern U.r.{

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Herald's spe-
cial from Kingston, Jamaica, says: More
trouble is threatened In Northern Hsyti.
Troops have been sent from Port au Prince
to arrest the suspected officials and Haytans
have been forbidden TO leave their country.
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California Disposed OF.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-A dispatch re-
ceived at the Democratic national head
quarters from the State Democratic CON-
mittee of California, this afternoon, says
the Democrats get nine electors, six Con-
gressmen and one United States Senator.
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Welsh Tin Works IN Rssums

LONDON, Nov. ia number of Welsh
tln-plate manufacturers, whose works are
closed, have given notice of a resumption
OF work. The news of the Democratic VIC
tory In the United States is received with
great satisfaction in the iron and tin-plate
manufacturing districts of Great Britain.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 11.-Complete re-
turns from lightweight counties show a
Democratic plurality of 1852. The remain
ing FIVE counties will probably increase this
500. The Congressional delegation consists
OF eleven Democrats and two Republicans.
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Federal auditor,s Account,

WASHINGTON. Nov. I1.-Fifth Auditor
Timme, in his annual report to the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, shows an adjustment
during the year of accounts aggregating
S627. 930. .507. and representing the expenses
incurred in the diplomatic and eonsular
service, the internal revenue service, census
office, Smithsonian Institution, ETC.
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COLUMBUS, Nov. 11.-Governor Mckinley
returned to-day and was again besieged by
newspaper men for his views on the result
OF the election. BE declined to talk. and
stated that he had not intended at any time
to talk on the matter.
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attempt at assassination On Wednesday
last. 1t appears that while Weldrick, the
chief of the University Printing house, was
seated in his Office In Trinity College on
Wednesday evening a guDshot was fired
through window. Weldrick was badly
cut by the fragments of broken glass.
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Opposition TO Irish Landlords.

DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-THE executive CON-
mttee of the Irish Land owners conven-
tion have resolved TO advise the landlords to
withdraw entirely from the proceedings Of
the eyicted tenants commission.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

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The New York senetorship.

ALBANY. n. Y. Nov l1.-Senator HIPS
organ, the Albany Times u nioD, is out
with double-leaded editorial to-day favor
Ing the selection of Edward Murphy Jr. Of
Troy 70 the United States Senate.
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The Chilean Cabinet to Remain.

PARIS, Nov ia dispatch from Santi-
ago, Chile, says President Montt has in
dueed the Chilean Cabinet Ministers to
withdraw their designations.
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Train-Robb.rs Fcilsd.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. 11.-An at
tempt was made to holi up a train al
Adairsville tonight, but before the three
robbers could get anything they were beat
en- Of.
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A Woman Drowned

MISSION SAN JOSH, Cal. Nov. n.-Mrs.
Herdei, wife of a prominent citizen of this
place. who has been missing for two days.
was found this morning drowned In the
reservoir Of vineyard. The Coroner was
notified.
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CONNECTICUT.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Mail and Ex-
press has dispatch from Hartford saying
the corrected returns give Morris ID. ma
jority OF Oil Tor Governor
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH. \. c.. Nov. IL. - The Demo-
Gratis elect the fun Congressional delega-
tion except, possibly one district. and have
the largest majority they ever had in the
Tppielatnra
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WASHINGTON.

TACOMA, Nov. II. Nearly complete re-
turns from all counties In Washington ex-
cept one show Harrison's plurality to be
4oSl. McGraw's Il. for Governor 2959. VIII
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and after using them elevez
weeks exactly according To
directions, he began t0
steadily improve, and after
the use of them for seven
months his head was en-
,tireiy well. when We began
using ii his head was y
solid sore from the CROWN
TO his eyebrows. It WAS
also all over his ears, snosr
of his face and small places
on different parts of his
body. There were sixteeK
weeks thsewe had to keep
his hands tied to the eradle
aud hold them when he was
taken nm aud haH In ka@n
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The Steamer Premiar Raisad

TACOMA, Nov. II. - The steamship
Premier, which was sunk in collision with
the collier Willamette few weeks ago, has
been successfully fi0ated by Grant Bros
system of cola ibie cylinders
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England Will Retain Uganda.

LONDON, Nov. lit Is understood as the
result Of lengthy Cabinet council that the
British Government has decided to retain
possession of Uganda.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosroN, Nov. 1.-The discovery Of an
error in the gubernatorial vote Of Marlboro
increases Governor Russell's plurality 100
votes, making il 2037
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Dunraven Did No, Challenge.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE statement that
Lord Dunraven has cabled 10 New York
that he is sending further challenge for
race for the America cup is not true.
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Special Session Urged.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Post editor
lally urges Cleveland to call a special ses-
sion of Congress to reform the tariff.
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mittens tied on his hands TO keep his hngernais
out of the sores, he would scratch II he could ia
any way get his hands loose. We know your Curf-
cURA REMEDIES cured him. We feel safe In
recommending them to others.
GEO. b. & JANErrA HARRIS,
Webster Ind
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DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov 1.-THE official
count gives Cleveland SOC plurality; Cannon
Dem.) for Congress 474
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BAD ECZEMA ON BABY
Head One Solid Sore. Itching Awful
Had to Tie His Hands to Graz
die. Cured by Cutieura.

Our little bog broke on his head with bzs
form OF eczema when he was four months old. We
tried three doctors, but they did not help him. We
then used your three CUTICURA REuEpIEx
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WA YLAID AND SHOT.
Two Robbers Fatally Wound Man and
lurA Row N Qranna

Jure Boy In Oregon.
PENDLEToN, Or, Nov. u.-Charles Fl.
Pstrie and boy aged years we've held up
Wednesday night on Linkton mountain.
thirty miles from here, by two men. Thev
demanded Petrie's money, and when the
latter refused TO hand 1t over the robbers
opened ire and shot both Petrie and the
boy. Petrie will probably die but the boys
injuries are not mortal Frank Fletcher and
Peter Gaskili. both young men, are under
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Rus,ians Tbreat,n Garmenv
Mrs. Lanetrv Bnx. Y,nht

BERLIN. Nov. 1.-THE Kreuz Zetung
confirms the report of the serious massing
of Russian troops on the German frontier.
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CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON.
The President-Eiect to Attend n Banoue,
MT New York.

~
mt New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1L-President-elect
Cleveland spent another busy day receiving
callers and looking over his enormous mail
lie mas accepted the invita- ton to the annual
dinner OF the Chamber Of Commerce next
Tuesday.
BLooMINGToN, ILL.,, Nov. I1.-Vice- -Presi-
oent-eiect Stevenson mas found 1t necessary
TO decline numerous invitations TO attend
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Cream Must Hans

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE Home Secretary
has declined to interfere with the sentence
of the court In the Neill- Cream case.
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OKLAHOMA.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov. IL. - The Demo-
Gratis control both branches of the Legisla-
tufe.
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FROM NATURAL CAUSES.
A Wel,-Known Resident Of San Bernardino
Pound Dead.

SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. 11.-John u.
Rheinhold. a highly respected citizen and
old-time resident of this city. was found
dead last evening in his room. He had
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The White House Doorksepsr Tying
WASHINGTON, Nov. I1.-Captaiu Dins-
more, for many years chief usher at the ex-
ecutive mansion, is dying.
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MCKINLEY pecI,ne. tn r,,k.

ratifications in different parts of the State
owing to the tremendous amount of work on
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THREATENED BY CHINESE.
Russians and Native Tribes in Danger in the
Pamir Country

MOSCOW, Nov. 11.-Reliable reports re-
celved state that 165 Russians. whom Colonel
Janoff left behind him in camp in the Pa
Mrs, are in critical position. as they are
threatened by force of over 1000 Chinese
Inc Government has decided to dispatch
artillery. This situation of 200 Kirghese
families. under Russian protection, is also
reported as critical. owing to the lack of
food and Chinese hostility.
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Attempted Assassination in Dublin.

DUBLIN. Nov. 1.-THE Evening Tele-
graph publishes an account OF an apparent
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~ THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
AMONG THE ATHLETES.


promises be interesting game OF Gaelic foot
bali at walace's adgcwooG Park tomorrow. The con-
cstants will be the Ifsh.Americans and the Emmets The
Emmett. recently defeated the Kicksars the champions
and have been practising this especially for this gone
The kickoff will be- at p
IL said the Martins name IL not Included
In the list oi the bicycle tournament u ba held
Il Madison SQUARE Garden f. that he has demanded
guarantee.
The cross country team Of the Ncw.fork Athletic Cub
takes practice runs every Tuesday and Thursday starting
fon, the clubhouse In Flnyfth.st. Tomorrow the team
viii take IL. frat run at friycrs Island when hill and
dale cOur-e will BE- tried
spec al We. ting Of tho Long Island Amateur Athieuc
Ieag!e was held NJ the clubhouse ~ the Union Ah"tc
Club, .t Fulton md Pineapple St.. brooklyn. last night
Arranrcn,, IT. wco made for the championship games at
the i7th Regiment armory for Monday
Tho Advisory Committee 0; tho New'York Hthl"uc
club Ia, addressed circulars IT, members inviting them
IN communicate their views Ia regard to having ne"
clubhouse
on Tuesday, March Z. lecture VIII be dellVe'ea
before the Scawanhaka Cornthian Y. {. by w. T.
stephens member OF the club the subject OF yach,
designing and Yacht designers.
Sfat preparations being made ut Madison square
Carbon fo- tho bicycle tournament. which viii begin
March 7 The race track BE- entirely different from
lat year IL will not only be raised a. tho ends but all
the way around 4 race has been arranged between
Prince and Assinger IL expected TO be the most
exciting run Of the year. The distance VIII be ten
mi
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ANOTHER COLLEGE TO BE NEAR COLUMBIA

THE SCHOOL FOR THE TRAINING OF TEACHERS
WILL ERECT NEW BUILDINGS ON
THE FAVORED HILL
The College for the Training OF Teachers, at NO D
University Place, will follow other educational nstiti
tions and move further uptown in the course OF the
present year. To the lberallty Of George vanderbilt
Ia due new Site for the institution Mr.. Vanderbilt
has purchased twenty lots In hundred and-twenty
md one hundred and twenty first sts 200 feet east OF
the Boulevard and opposite the new grounds OF
Columbia College. The sale was made through e. X
Bill.
The situation the future home Of Columbia and
the Cathedral OF John the Divine, Is an admirable
one for a college. The ground is high and commands
fine view
According to present plans, the new college build
ings will be erected In the course Of the present year.
More than 5000 has been pledged for this purpose
and IL is believed that another $4,000 VIII be assured
N the institution In short time. The designs for the
bindings have not been decided npon The new COL
Lore however will be ornament to the city.
Miss GrAce H. Dodge and Spencer Trnsk, In addition
10 Mr. Vanderbilt have taken great Interest In tho
proposed removal OF the college,
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FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.

For New.Ingand and Eastern New-lorH far eNeep'
light ra or snow along immediate coast colder; in
crasng noFthoastery winds; probably becoming 49,
colder and fair Sunday and Monday.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, iN'w-icrSey Des'""'s.
Mar, land virginia and North Carolina colder increasing
northeas; winds with gales the coa, fair IN the Interior
cloudness and probably rain the coast line colder sns
fair Sunday. $500.
For south Carolina Georgia and Eastern Florida af any
cooler two days. 1870
For Western Florida Alabama and Mississippi, shsnV
cooler; cleai three DAYS.
For Louisiana and Ari ansas, lalr two days.
For Eastern Texas. fair warmer in tho south ..
Tor tennessee and Kentucky. slightly cooler "srh~
For West Virginia, ohio Western New.iorh Ms
Western Pennsy oder and fair. except eouues
and gh, along the Lake shore; .e!der ana Las
For Indiana and Illinois. fair tHo days warner;
For Michigan and Wisconsin, colder ana lalti "aiAS
Sunday wSh Increasing cloudness.
Missouri, fan two days warmer Cha.
For Kansas, light rain In the west warmer rum '1.
day. ..,.
For Iowa warmer and fair rain sunday ...-...
For Minnesota rain or snow IN the nor.h" ~
For Nebrashs aad the Dakotas, warner, with fsa
snow colder and cloudy Sunday.
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pEApJrsTING EAsTporND RATES.

Chicago Feb. 26.-Thc Board OF Rulings OK the
Central Traffic and Trunk Line Association announces
IA reimbursement OF eastbound passenger rates from
Detroit To New York The standard and different rates
ordered to take effect March ! are as follows:
standard Sl5 second class. $l4 via Michigan Central
and West Shore. the Erie. lackawanna or Lehgh Val
ley Ga 50: second class. $l3; via Michigan Ccntiul,
Rome, Watcrtown and Ogtensburg and ontario and
Western, $l4 80: second class. $l2 80; via Grand
Trunk aud West shore. Eric. Lacknwanna or Lehgh
Valley, $l4, second class, $l3; via GRIND Trunk.
Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdcnsburg and Ontario and
Western Sli: second class, Sl2 80 In another
notice the Board of Rulings advises all interested lines
that the allowance OF any commission the partici
pntion therein by any line over which dlfcrental
that line.
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AEKANGING BASEBALL GAMES.

wa.hneton Feb 2O.-The "varsit!cs" Of the Cniyer'
atty y, Virginia have arranged the following series OF
aob,u games FOR the u 1892 March % TO 81,
nas,ons 4, University Of virginia April /. Cornell at
Richmond: April . Cornc at the University OF VIZ
elna Aprl and T. University o vermont at university
a, yirglna. Arrl IL Dartmouth at the Univefsity OF
vt,gnia Anil II and 49, LAFAYETTE az the University OF
Virginia; April IL TO- Lchigh at the University OF
virginia; April 10. Princeton at Richmond; Apru 70
Princeton a: tho University OF Virginia April 20 and 30
Johns Hopkins at the Cnive'"iY Of N"smI'i NAY Az
and H. University ~ North Carolina at the University
a, ylfrnla: MAY H. Washington aud Lee at Lynchburg,
Va: MAY Il. Johns Hopkins at Lynchburg. Va; May
- and IS Columbia Athlete club at the University Of
virginia W. VI. Nash. of the Bos,ons. has been en-
gagged Ia train the team
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THE WEATHER REPORL
A COLDER TENDENCY PROMISED.

washing:ol FEB. .G-ihe wave fnigh oiEons'er whes
on THURSDAY night over Mantobl joined the is'f
high area over the Central Valley DUNG Friday and ne
two appear extensive high orra with IT, crest nora
~ the pper Lakes the country east OF ne
tooth meridian. On It's southeast margin and Oh ne
Atlantic Coast the persistent low area continues, ana WI"
likely he pushed further sow1rd and cause norm Al
northeast gales oa the Atlantic Coast saturday ana Go.
beours c~ar though cloudnes and ram IL likely
on the immediate coast slant stoth ~, osee ~
Montana and wyoming and DI3Go, but VII be re"@eea
In its mo- BtNo u .oM Il me Algh ~ " y1s
strong south winGs VIII prevail m inc stats west OF ~
North,as modea rate cold wave Will ocgdr Isng sos
SHOWS a. IL r,ochcS the scscOI,t. ms high area VIZ
prduce coli or and generally clear weather Ia the souAni
STATES aud east OF Mi>>s ppi River, while VS..
warmer with increasing coudlness followed by RAM WIZ
prevail SATURDAY and probably sunday.
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AN ELEVATED ROAD INCORPORATED.

Chicago Feb. 20 (STee!a)At Springfield to-day articles
OF incorporation issued by the Secretary State
the Northern and Western Railroad Company. OF Chicago
CAPITAL stock 40 0oO to build elevated railroad
from near the Intersection OF Thirty ninth and iasted
to near OF Irving boulevard and Milwaukee,
ave- Incorporates, Ieandcr ID. COndce John A. Rose
S. Bass. Of Chicago. 1--WE are merely acting az
attorneys for Eastern capitalists In this maei," said
Loander ID. Contec "ant VIC say nothing about tho
enterprise yet. Work VIII be begun within aud
the system VIII be extended beyond the lines Indicated
There Is question but the road will be built. the
capital behind It Is unlimited There Chicago
interested I'm it.p
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IyrERyArloyAL AND GREAT NORTHERN.

A scml.Orcal statement WAS made yesterday re-
.,rdInp the settlement Of the suit between the Mis-
souri, Kansa, and Texas and the Missouri Pacific
railways regarding the International and Great North
.rn reorganization According to tbs jay Gould pays
10 the Missouri and Texas lis half OF the Whole
claim held by Mr.. Gould against the International ana
Great Northern together with other cnlms OF the Nils
souri, Ean.as and Texas against the International ana
Great Northern. The total sum IS about TjOo.Oo)
The could interests also agree 10 pay the overdue
COUPON, on the International and Great Northern on It's
first and second mortgage bonds. amounting 10
81 900 600 In cash. Mr. Gould agrees 10 maintain the
cid traffic contracts between the Missouri Kansas and
Texas and the international and Great Northern, but
the former company surrenders IT, holdings Of Inter
national and Great Northern TO Mr.. Gould. The Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas i freed from obligations
and responsibility FOR htigatons, and yet preserves
the advantages OF traffic arrangements with the Inter
mi iouul and Great Northern line.