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Political Echoes.

Friends of Gov. Boies advocate his ap-
pointment to cabinet position.
President-elect Cleveland announces that
he will not consider applications for office
until he is inaugurated.
The Independents hold the balance of
power in the California legislature and will
name the next United States senator.
The official count makes the Montana
legislature Democratic on joint ballot and
insures Democratic United States senator
in place of w. F. Sanders {Rep.)
Congressman Lew Steward, of the Eighth
Illinois district, will contest the seat of r,
A. Childs in the house Of representatives.
Childs received a majority of seventeen in
vote of AZ, 600. but Stewards friends claim
they haye proof of fraud on the part OF
Child's supporters.
The official count of the Rhode Island
vote cast in the recent presidential election
is completed and shows the following re:
suit: Bidwell, 1866; Cleveland, "a, 334;
Harrison, 27,O69; Weaver, 227. Plurality
| for Harrison, 2, 734.
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General News.

The American Mortar Company, of Wau-
kegan, ILL.,, has assigned.
A case to test the rebate system of the
whisky trust is brought in Chicago,
Cora Van Tassel, the actress, has married
Charles Slader, son of a Washington
millionaire, after brief acquaintance.
. .Ex-President Hayes has been elected
president of the board of trustees Of The
Ohio State University.
The colored preachers of Atlanta, Ga,
are advising their focks to- ~emigrate to At
rica, declaring it the only salvation of the
negro race in this world.
Marcy, Murray & Co.., lumber dealers at
Indianapolis, assigned, with liabilities of
$50. 900, mostly to Wisconsin and Chicago
parties.
An injunction prevented the sale by the
sheriff the Wichita, Kas., street railway
line, under mortgage for 1924 900. Collu--
sion is alleged between the plaintiff and
bond-holders and the DIRECTORS.
Leland J. Webb, ex-commander-in-chi
of the Sons of Veterans, who was recently
adjudged insane, has been released from
custody at Topeka, Kas., he having been
cured.
Marshall Phillips woolen merchant OF
fnllaQeIpnla aSSlEneu. .LiaDlIltieSJ pow
600; assets much less. Mr. Phillips has lost,
in speculation in three years, q fortune OF
$3.50 900 left him by his father.
The Mutual Gas Company, of Detroit,
has been sold by Thompson Dean to Unit
ed States Senator James Mcmillan and his
son, w. G. Mcmillan. The price paid is
| 81, 500, 600.
Newspaper readers are watching with
interest just now contest for supremacy
between two Chicago papers. The Inter
Ocean and Tribune have put up $50, 900 O
piece on the questions Of comparative
circulation. The winner will get nothing
| hut his go, 900 back again. The money oi
the loser will go to some charity.
Advioes from TT. Wingate say that an
other troop of cavalry left there for the
| Garrizo mountains under orders to arrest
Navajo chief Black Horse and bring him
to the agency at TT. Defiance. This will be
done, of course, but there may be a ructior
before 1t Ia accomplished, as II is said the
big ehisf dselafes he will not bS taken.
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Sinful Doings.

'Jack the Ripper" is operating in Austria
liza.
A Chicago juror is sent to Jail for one
year for contempt
4 Chicago man kills his wife's parents,
wounds two others, and is almost lynched,
Critchow, the Homestead striker charged
with murder, whom Attorneys Erwin and
Argo defended, is acquitted. e.a:...>.
The new press bill empo wers the French
government to seize foreign papers printed
in either France or abroad.
The Diario- Del Holar of the City of
Mexico publishes an article alleging that
the Mexican band has met with discourte-
Gus treatment from Chicago worlds fair
officials.
Cholera is again showing itself in Bel
GUM. There have been two deaths from
the disease in Brussels and several cases are
reported in Bruges and Mons.
Death warrants for the eight color ed men
and boys in Chestertown jail. CONVICTED OF
the murder of DR.. Hill, have been pre-
pared. Dec. 13 is the date fixed for the
hanging.
News has been received at the vsriety
agencies in New York that Viola May, q
Well-known singer and dancer has shot
and killed companion named Carrie
Rogers at Klispall, Mont.
From Mulh aussen, in Alsace, comes q
story of murder by Mrs. Kern of heF foul
children. They were starving it is stated,
and taking them in a cemetery in a wheel
barro W, she cut each OF their throats with
knife.
The bullion in the Bank of England in.
creased f261, 900 recently. The proportion
Of the Bank of England's reserve to liabil.
ity, WHICH was 4e5S per cent, is now 49.sl
per cent.
The secretary Of ths master cotton spin
ners' federation announces that eight
ninths of the spindles organized in the
federation are now stopped or are running
on half time, affecting $4,000 employees.
A New York special says: G. Sinclair
cashier and confidential agent of the Ar
mour Packing company, is missing. The
amount of money missing from his EN-
ployer's bank account is not know definite
". 1t is estimated that the company's los
will not be less than $50, 900. Some belieyt
the smount will run up to $4,000 or SS5,
| 600.
| Poohewah, the shoshons Indian who
~
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The Foreign Budget.

King Humbert opens the Italian .parlia-
ment il person.
Factions in Samoa have fight in which
several men are killed.
Great sensations, it is expected, will be
brought out by the Panama canal in
vestigation.
1t is rumored that owing to Radical pres
suite the Gladstone government will rele-
gate the home rule bill.
Tho bodies of nineteen adults have been
found buried in the sand of cellar in Lub-
limb, Russian Poland. The police are in
vestigating the matter, which as yet Is
mystery.
The body of Mr.. Duckwitz, Cincinnati
merchant, was burned in the crematorium
of Ohlsdorf cemetery. This was the first
time Ohlsdorf's crematorium has been u.s.
ed.
Emperor William is suffering from a
chill. He has been compelled to abandon
his hunting excursion to Neugattersleben
and has returned TO Potsdam. where he Is
resting.
The London Chronicles correspondent
at Vienna says it is stated there that at the
first meeting of the international monetary
conference, the Italian delegates will give
notice of the secession of Italy from the
Latin Union.
The court at Galatz has condemned
Princess Gortschakof to transfer to her
brother, Prince Gregory Stourdza, $4,000, :
600 and residences held by her in Paris and
Baden Baden under the disputed will OF
| her father, the late governor OF Moldavla.
The judgment financially ruins the prin-
cess.
Advices received al London from St.
Patorshur0 show that accnrdinp to statistics
just made public there are $4,000 persons
Der cent of the prisoners are men. The
| prisons were built to hold only $40 600 per
sons, and an idea of their crowded condi'
| ton can be obtained
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Washington, Nov. 29.---Happily it appears
from the unofficial news received from ven
ezuela that the Mijares incident is at an
end. and that the Venezuelan government
has been silenced by the presentation OF the
case made by Minister Scruggs. Because
charge of criminality had been trumpet up
against him, it was cOntended by the ven
ezuelan government that he could not De re-
garded as a political refugee and should De
surrendered. The point was successfully
met by Minister Scruggs, and to strength
en- the position taken by the United States
an examination was made of the case OF
Gamez which was never fully disclosed.
Mr.. shannon, United States minister to
Nicaragua, has made an interesting report
to the department of state regading the
case. This case assumed considerable I'M
portance during the Barrundia incident by
reason of the fact that the Italian govern
ment placed special stress upon 1t as sup
porting it's position. 1t now appears that
the final issue of the Gamez incident mas
been misunderstood. Mr.. Shannon finds that
the courts of Nicaragua, upon an actual
trial of the captain who refused to surfen-
der GameZ, found that he was warranted
in refusing to surrender Gamez to their au-
thOrities.
Caracas, Nov. pa minister at the cap
ttol to-day told q correspondent that Gen.
Crespo would maintain fully the jurisdic.
ton of Venezuela, and especially its right
to arrest criminals on merchant ships in her
waters. This right will be more particularly
insisted upon in the future.
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About the Railroads,

The Union Pacific is practically boycott
ted by several other Western roads.
The Canadian Pacific, it is said, secures
an entrance into Chicago by means of an
IL" road.
A committee of the Western Freight as
sociation meets in st. Paul to check rates
out of this city and Duluth.
In view of the opening of the water
power Improvements at Niagara Falls Jan.
l, the 500 line is making extensive ar
rangements for the providing of special
rate lor passengers to that point and for the
conducting of a number of excur sions
during the first few days preceding the
immediate vicinity of the falls, and it will
be possible for passengers to see the work
ing of the Improvements at the falls with
out leaving the cars. =. - w..
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THE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST.
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK
IN A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Important
News of the World, Culled
From the Telegraph Re-
ports of the Press
Associations.
The Capital.

The Capital.
The annual report of Secretary of Agri-
culture is made public.
There is talk in Washington of floating a
new loan to meet possible financial COM
plication.
The president appoints ]. H. Gear OF
Iowa assistant secretary of the treasury
and William NJ. Stone of the same state
commissioner of the general land Office.
Thesupreme court of the case Jan. 8 as the
date of the trial fixed of the Northern Pa
cifc Railway Company, appellants, vs..
Charles s. Walker, county auditor, appeal
ed from the Eighth judicial district.
The comptroller of the currency has ap-
proved the National Bank of the Republic
as reserve agent for the First National
Bank of Albert Lea, Mimi, and the First
National Bank ofSt. Paul for the Farmers
& Drovers National Bank at Waynesburg,
Penn.
Railroad postotfice car service is
established as follows: Elroy, Wis, to st.
Paul, Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis q
Omaha Railway. The establishment OF
one daily line OF railway postotfice cars, 80
feet in length inside measurement, over
this route is authorized.
Col. Ruffee's bond having been approved,
the money due the Chippewas from the
reserve fund, amounting to about $50, 600,
will be forwarded in few days. The de-
partment will simply wait until Col. Ruttee
has had time to prepare the roll of Indians
who are entitled to the money.
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attempted suicide at Cheyenne Wyo., by
cutting his throat with piece of broken
lamp chimney on account of being con-
victed of manslaughter, he having killed
an Indian of his tribe, died from the effects
of his selEinfiicted injuries,
On Mount Penna three miles from Read
ing IPa,, John Shelter, aged forty-two, shot
s. Muhringer through the head and then
put bullet through his own heart, dying
Instantly. The exact cause of the tragedy
is unknown.
Trouble has arisen says Jimtown, Colo,
special, in regard to the vein of the Park
Regent mine, and as result two armed
crews of about twenty each are in opposi'
ton, but no blood has yet been shed. The
Park Regent people claim that Patrick
Moran had usurped their rights and are at
tempting to oust him from his claim. The
matter will probably be settled in the
courts.
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Priests and Nuns for America.

Berne, Nov 29.---At Einseidlin yesterday
about fifty young priests and nuns were
consecrated for special missionary work in
the United States. They will Immediately
embark at Antwerp. The field Of the
priests labors will be in Arkansas while
the nuns go to oregon. Among the latter
is a niece Of the bishop of Einsei Hin. Con-
siderable interest is felt in the question
whether the missionaries VIII be detained
as immigrants. Owing to accounts that
ing need for missionary work in the United
States, and especially IN Arkansas, it is be;
iieYed that they will be permitted te Land
wifIlouf DELAY,
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FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS.
MINISTER'S sTEP DOWN AND
OUT.
Being Defeated in the Chamber Of
Deputies, President Carnot's
OFFICIAL Family SeverCon-
nections With the
Government.
He Can Secure Another.


Paris. Nov. 29.---MM. Ferronays and
Millevoy submitted an Interpolation re-
garding the death of Baron de Reinach
to the chamber of deputies to-day, ask
ing why the government did not enforce
the law providing for the holding OF
autopsies in cases of sudden death. In
stead of responding, NJ. Loubet, the
prime minister, asked the chamber to
pass the order of the day pure and SIM
pie. The chamber rejected the request
3O4 to 200. The ministers ut once went
to the palace of the Elysee aud rendered
their designations to President Carnot'
In accepting their withdrawal from Of
fee, President Carnot asked them 10
continue to conduct the. business OF their
respective Offices until their successors
shall have been appointed. Shortly after
the ministers left the president the OF
fetal announcement of their resignation
was made
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Topeka, Kan, Nov, 29.---ReV. A, s. El,
bree, pastor Of the First Methodist Episcopal
chourch of this city, yesterday preached @
sensational sermon on temperance. He de-
clared that prohibition was failure, that
it never had been enforced and never could
be enforced, and that the prohibition laws
should be stricken from the statutes. The
continued violation of law with impunity
had led, he said, to anarchy, and that was
what was being taught the young men OF
the state by the non-enforcement of the
prohibition laws He therefore advised the
repeal of the law at present in existence,
and the substitution in its place of q sensi-
ble local option law,
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Result of u Dream,

ed another person suspected IF being the
murderer Of Josie Simmons on Oct. II last.
GeCl ge Demand is the name of the person
arrested. He Is n barrier, but was found
working as a butchers helper for B. Milr-
mann at 1858 Garfield avenue when arrest
ell. The evidence against him so far is pure.
~ circumstantial. Blood stains, or some
thing resembling blood stains, were found
on some clothing which he recently dis
posed of. Demand was arrested at the In.
stance of August WOsslnan, the lover Of the
murdered girl who told the police he had
dreamed Demand was the murderer
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EmbezzIcmcnt Charged.

Chicago, Nov. 29.-An alleged embezzle-
ment of $4,000 from Rand, McNally & Co.,
the publishers, was brought to light to-day
by an attempt on the part of the accused,
G. r. Williams, to dispose of his real estate
at auction. The sale was prevented by an
attachment. Williams was until recently
at the heal Of one of the Rand, McNally &
Co.'S departments. 1t is charged that he
converted commissions to the amount named
to his own use. Upon being discovered he
pleaded for mercy, and on account of his
large family no criminal proceedings were
instituted. He promised to make restitution,
it is said, but instead went to New York
and has since ignored all overtures for q
settlement.
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Gossin of the Sports.

Yale defeats Harvard at foot ball, to 0.
Stamboul trots mile in 2:O74, lowering
the stallion record.
Wheelsmen Zimmerman and Sanger are
marched at last to ride for $4,000 at Mil
waukee. Zimmerman's $500 earnest money
was covered by Sanger. Both men seem to
favor one mile race. The date and other
important details have not yet been settled
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Washington, Nov 29.-The mooted ques-
ton as to. whether Maj William Ludlow,
corps of engineers, would be reinstated as
engineer Of the Ninth and Eleventh light.
Michigan and Superior and st. Mary's river,
has finally been settled by the secretary
of war In detailing Maj. Milton B. Adams,
relieves Col. 0. NJ. Poe, corps of engineers,
who has been in temporary charge of the
engineering works in those districts since
June II, the date of Mai. Ludlow's~ relief
in consequence of his controversy with the
lighthouse board. .---
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Noxe,ist and PIaywright Dead.

London, Nov. o. Charles Marry is dead.
He was born at Beques in 1925, of an Irish
family that had gone TO France after the
flight of James II. from England. He made
his beginning in 1S47 with the romance,
'sTWo Hearts of Mystery. and with tY9
de T. L'Endroit'' and '11n Bonne Fortune"
He was one Of the directors of Odeon in
1866. He also published lie Bal du
-Diable," and many other stories and plays,
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Taught ON q Grain.

Cincinnati, Special Gallipolis, Ohio
dispatch tells of a bloody fight that took
place Wednesday night on a north bound
Ohio river train. Six brothers named VIII.
Jams boarded the train at Huntington In q
drunken condition. Shortly afterward one
of them entered the ladies' coach with a
drawn revolver and used menacing language.
Conductor Smith seized him and drew him
into the smoker The other brothers rushed
to his help and the brakeman came to assist
the conductor. Meantime the newsboy gave
the riot alarm, the train was stopped and
the entire crew came to the scene. The
Williams boys were badly beaten and thrown
off the train. 1t Is not known whether any
of them were killed or not The conductor
and brakeman were severely injured and
several passengers were hurt.
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New Markets.

Washington, Nov29.-The transitory COM
mercial arrangement between the United
States and the republic of Salvador, which
went into effect Dec. /, 1891 has been s1peF.
seded by a definite arrangement, the Sig
natures to which were exchanged on the
23d inst 1t is believed at the department
Of state that the definite arrangement will
tend to greatly promote trade between the
two countries, and will open q profitable
factures of the United States which have
hitherto been hampered by various restrio.
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Owners Arrested,

Eau Claire, Wis, Special, Nov, 29.---James
Mcdonald and his wife were arrested to-
day on the charge of having killed their
own team. of horses, which were found dead
in McDonald's barn with their throat cut
about two weeks ago. AS there was note
pinned to the barn door threatening that
fifteen more horses In the neighborhood
would be killed, 1t was supposed for some
time that a lunatic had killed the horses.
They were insured and the claim is the Nc
Donnlds want the money.
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Five PeOnIe Rurnad to naO+x

Middletown, Con-, Ney. ~Ea-'Three men
and two women were burned to death here
Saturday night in n tobacco barn, The
victims were party of umbrella nandcrs
1t Is supposed they were drunk Fnd set
fire to 9 small amount Of hay, the only con.
tents OF the barn. The building Was totally
destroyed, 1t was uninsured.
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Grover shoots Ducks.

Exmare, Va, Special-President- Elect
Cleveland to-day shot eight ducks as the re.
Broadwater island. Four were red heads
and four were brants. While no definite
time has been fixed for Mr.. Cleveland's de-
parture, 1t Is known that he will remain
until the first of next week.
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Under Treatment tar Rabies.

New York, Nov. 29.-Dr. Paul Gibere's
Pasteur institute held more hydrophobia pa.
tients to-day than it has seen at one time
for year or more. There We're in all ten
patients seated in the parlor waiting to be
inoculated. They all came from Danville.
Va. They left their homes Saturday night
and reached here yesterday afternoon,
Twenty-three others are making prepaEatiO
to come here to be inoculated, They We're
all bitten by the same dog, a little sky ter.
rier. six month old,
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Paris, Specialize new paper LIE Jour-
nal, sent NJ. Hugues Leroux to interview
Prince Bismarck on Count Won Caprivi's ex-
according to the interviewer, bluntly de-
clared that he wanted . war In 1870 for the
purnpse 0f hutting into the fire and recast-
Ing the German states, The first pretext, he
said served hts purpose, Had 1t not served
he would have found another.
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Immigrants Under Oath.

Queenstown, Nov. 29.-.-In accordance with
the new emigration laws of the United
States all of the emigrants booked for pass
age in the Cunard steamship Aurenia took
an oath before a magistrate to-day that they
were going to join relatives in America.
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Lake City, Minn., Special, Nov. 29.-A re.
port reached here to-day that The H. ].
O'Neil elevator, full of barley, at Hammonds
Ford, was destroyed by fire IN SATURDAY. .
night, and incendiaries was suspected. F"
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Labor.

The Knights of Labor General Assembly
has concluded its labors at st. Louis.
The strike in the Carnegie Steel works
at Homestead, Pa, is declared of by the
Amalgamated association.