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OPPOSED TO MURPHY.
Tammany's Choice for Senator
Strongly Denounced.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1e-The Evening Post
bitterly attacks the alleged candidacy of
Edward Murphy for Senator from this
State and expresses astonishment that a
man Ike Croker. "who has recently dis
played certain shrewdness, touching the
standing OF Tammany Hall Ia the Demo-
Cratic party" should even allow Murphy to
be SLATED" for the place, and adds: Tam
many found out at Chicago last June how
the country at large feels toward il, and
can hardly. after its experience there, fiatter
Itself 1t is in position to be improved by
sending Murphy to Washington to re-
enforce Hill. One Senator of this type is
surely enough to satisfy the worst enemy of
State pride and respectability.
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EFFECT ON THE CANAL.
The Panama People Rejoice at Cleve-
lands Election.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The Commercial
Advertiser referring editorially to the re-
1oicing In Panama over Cleveland's election
says; The milk in the Panama cocoanut Is
not difficult tc account for. Aside from
sharing the prosperity which free trade will
give our neighbors and denies TO our
selves the success Of the Cleveland party is
expected by the people of the isthmus to
check the Nicaragua canal scheme and
promote the Panama route, fer the
existence Of which there is no apparent
reason. Let the Panama hat be tossed
high In the air, but the Nicaragua canal
will be built all the same"
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LAND FOR SETTLEMENT.
A Large Tract in Utah Restored to
the Public Domain.

WASHINGTON, Nov 19.-The President
to-day issued an executive order restoring
to the public domain all the lands, described
In the executive order Of May IL. 1884, by
President Arthur, that lie west of the one
hundred and tenth degree of west longitude
and within the Territory of Utah. The
order OF President Arthur mentioned with
held from sale and settlement and sat apart
for Indian purposes a very much larger
tract. Besides including the lands now re-
stored. 1t extended east 10 the Colorado line
and south into Arizona to the north line Of
the MoQuls reservation. The lands now
restored are only the western half of the
small part lying In the Territory Of Utah,
and there Is strong reason TO believe 1t is
very rich section in mineral. gold and
copper.
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THE COLOR LINE.
Decision in Suit Against a Denver
Opera-fiOuse.

DENVER, Nov. ia suit which has at
tracted widespread attention among peo-
pie owning and conducting places of amuse-
ment was finally thrown out Of court in this
city to-day. About two years ago the
Sinsle-tax Association leased the Taber
Opera-house for one evening, at which time
Henry George delivered an address. The
treasurer of the local organization is COL
ored man. and after he had taken his seat
he was forcibly elected from the house by
the ushers. For this he brought suit for
$4,000 damages. The court to-day held
that the ushers were in the employ of the
people who had leased the house, and not
the owner of tile theater. An appeal to
the Supreme Court will be taken.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
Official Results From Michigan and
Illinois.

DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 19.-The Republi-
can candidates for Supreme Justice, Attor-
ney-General and Land Commissioners may
be defeated. The official returns from all
but eight counties in the state show Hooker
has 3149 plurality, Dickens 222, and Berry
237. From unofficial figures Ellis now stands
a good show TO wipe out Diekma's plurality,
and that Sbaffer has little possibility of beat
ing Berry, while Hooker is pretty sure of
downing his opponent
Several of the missing counties are heavily
Democratic.
CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-The official returns
for all the counties in Illinois give Cleve-
land 424.149 votes; Harrison, 397, 425; Bid
well, 24,590; Weaver, 20,6S5. Cleveland's
plurality over Harrison is 26, ,724.
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GeneraI sherman,s Monument.

PROVIDENCE. r.. l., Nov. 19.-The monu-
ment to General Sherman, referred to by
Rev. Thomas Sherman in his st. Louis
speech. has just been finished at the Chap
man Granite Company's works.
An order was placed with them last De.
cember. and the work had been continued
smoothly until the lockout in May OF this
year. When the men returned to work
September 10 operations were resumed. and
work was completed Tuesday last.
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iabors may be more fruitful and efficacious.
the Archbishops request the editors of
newspapers to bear In mind the wise
ana weighty words OF the Sovereign
fontln especially regarding the intemper-
ATE discussion of matters that really be-
long oy right to the Episcopal authorities.
ihey also deprecats all acrimonious contro-
Versies and call to the memory of all con-
cerned the remark of the third plenary
council OF Baltimore, that Christian
charily and difference of opinion can
amicably coexist and be united In men Of
coed will"
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CONGRESSMEN ELECTED.
Returns Show That the Democrats
Have Ninety Majority.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The complete
Hist of the representatives In Congress elect
ed last week. made up from returns re-
eeived by the Democratic National Com
mi.tee and compared with those received by
the clerk Of the House, agrees substantially
with the estimates sent out by the Asso-
eiated Press. 1t shows that the Democrats
have elected 90 members. the Republicans
LIS. Populists Z. giving the Democrats a
majority of 90.
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ROBBED AN EXPRESS COMPANY.
A Messenger Steals $Ioo, 900, but Is
Caught With His Booty.

CHICAGO. Nov. 19-Did United States
Express Messenger George T. Bagley steal
100000?
Chief Detective John Shea of the Chicago
police force answers yes to this question.
General Manager Shepard Of the United
States Express Company answers the ques-
ton with no. Mr.. Shepard says q package
containing $780, 600 in currency was missing
Tor day by virtue of circumstances that he
cannot at present explain in detail or with
any dehniteness. Captain Shea says his
officers have the man, have the money. and
are now with him on the road working ND
the details OF tho robbery. Bagiey's
run is between Davenport Qowa) and
Chicago. Captain Shea says Bagley left the
train at Davenport at 3 O'clock yesterday
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Bad Outlook in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov.19.-Count Tolstoi,
in the Russian Gazette, calls attention to the
continued miserable condition of the peas
antry in Russia. He says famine again
threatens the already afflicted districts. The
rye harvest is as bad as it was in 1891 and
oats are an utter failure. There is a COM
plete dearth Of material for fires and the
people are exhausted by last winters misery.
The outlook is as black as possible.
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A Heavy INDICTMENT Rendered

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The Sheriff to-day
received an execution for S9O6.256 against
Henry N. Smith. the veteran stock specu-
lator and former partner Of Jay Gould, In
favor OF Adamson McCanless. assignee OF
William Heath & Co.. on a judgment dock
eted July Z. 1856. for that amount. The
execution also carries interest from July g
1886, amounting to about s345, 600.
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Claims AGAINST the Treasurv.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Second Auditor
Patterson in his annual report to the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury says the present indi-
cations are that the balance on hand for the
payment Of claims for back pay and bounty
will be exhausted long before the close OF
the present fiscal year, and that many
claimants will have to wait for their dues
unless Congress provides for their payment
during the coming session.
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FAIR SOUVENIRS.
The First HaIf-Dollar Coined at Phila-
de:pi1ia

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-The first half
dollar of the new Worlds Fair souvenirs
was turned out at the United States mint
here to-day and delivered to James w. Els
worth. chairman of the Liberal Arts Com
mittee of the Columbian Exposition. The
price bid for this small piece of money wa
$1,000. The work of coming the souvenirs
will not be finished much before the OPEN
Ing OF the exposition In May next
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riONETARY CONFERENCE.
Delegates Discuss the Scarcity oil
Small Coins in ItaIy.

BRUSSELS. Nov. 19.-The delegates to the
International Monetary Conference who
represent the Latin Union had meeting
to-day to discuss the proposals of Italy con-
cernng the circulation of copper coins be-
tween nations belonging to the union. with
view to remedying the Inconvenience fels
by reason of Italy's lack of small coins.
The deliberation on this subject has no
bearing on the general conference.
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FOUND IN A TREE.
An Old Indian Treaty Discovered in an
Old Oak.

WINNEMUCCA. Ind, Nov. 19.-Walter A.
Woodberry, residing in the southern part of
this county. cut down a white oak tree
which. when split, revealed a rolled bundle
containing a deer-hide tanned by Indians
and covered with their method Of writing
A translation OF the characters indicates
that treaty had been entered into between
the Miami and Pottawattomie indians in the
year 1884. The former. through Misheke-
noguah, ceded certain territory north of the
Wabash and west of the Kankakee rivers to
Aubbemabbe, the Pottawattomie chief.
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THE PINKERTONs.
Testimony of Persons Who Have En-
ployed Them.

CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-The investigation Of
the Pnkerton system by Senators PETER
and Gallinger had w. p. Rand, the coal
mine owner, as the first witness to-day.
Rand declared that he was opposed to
forced arbitration as leading to communism
and anarchism. Cancellation and voluntary
arbitration were his remedies.
Roswell Miller. president OF the Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway, said he
employed Pinkerton men during the strike
for short time. but discharged them as ex-
pensive and futile.
Socialist T. ]. Morgan Of Chicago made q
general statement concerning the employ
ment Of detectives by corporations.
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The Sick Statesmen.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19-Mr. Blaine Is re-
ported to be very much improved to-day.
He passed a comfortable night and was re-
freshed by sound sleep. He was said to
be bright and cheerful this morning.
Senator Kenna of West Virginia passed a
bad night but Is better this morning. He
said: II am free from pain this morning
and my general condition is better"
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cIeveIand's Cabinet Selections.

NEW YORK. Nov. 19. - President-elect
Cleveland has discussed Informally the
Cabinet situation with several Democrats
during the past few days. 1t may be stated
on excellent authority that Cleveland has
asked Mr.. Harrity to accept Cabinet port
folio. He has also lent an ear TO the CON-
plimentsry expression on behalf of Con-
gresham Gable OF Illinois and his claims.
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Big Gold Discovery.

TRURO. Novia Scotia. Nov. 19.-Great ex-
element prevails here in consequence OF
big discovery of gold at the Caribou mines,
worked bg the Truro Gold-mining Company.
The present discovery is expected TO turn
out the biggest and richest gold mine ever
opened in Canada.
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THE STRIKE OVER.
Employees in Carnegie's Mills Ready
to Return to Work.

BEAVER FALLS. Pa, Nov. ia meet
ing OF the lodges Of the Amaigamated Asso-
citation of Iron and Steel Workers was held
to-day to consider the strike at the Carnegie
mills here. After long discussion the
men agreed 10 return to work and the strike
was declared off by the leaders. The loss
in wages during the time men were idle will
aggregate S135,000.
HOMESTEAD, Nov. 19.-Nothing new was
developed to-day which caused any change
in the situation. About 100 men applied
for work, some twenty being accepted.
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months ago, noticed your advertisements in the
Tacoma Morning Globe; thought would try the
CUTICURA REMEDIES not thinking lt would do
much good but TO my surprise, three boxes OF Curl
CURA, one cake OF CUTICURA SOAR, and three bot
ties of CUTICURA REsoLvEST cured me entirely
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rlobilizinp the salvationists.

New YORK. Nov 19.-The Salvation
Army is moblizing here. ready to take part
in the Grand Congress of the United States,
which will begin Monday next. to last three
days. All the Salvation Army notables will
be here, including Commander Ballington
Booth and wife and Mrs. Booth Clibborn,
commander OF the army In France.
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A Colored Politician Killed.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Nov. 19.-The body
OF j. II. Oliver. one of the most prominent
colored attorneys and orators in this State.
was found yesterday afternoon in de-
serted region OF country twenty-seven
miles from Wills Point. on the banks Of the
Colorado River.
The body had been horribly mutilated
and IL Is very evident that he had been mur-
dered. The murder Is shrouded In mys-
terry. Oliver took an active part In politics
during the gubernatorial campaign.
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GiImore's Band to Disband.

PEORIA. ILL.,. Nov. 19.-Glmore's band
disbands after playing an engagement to-
morrow night. The band played here last
night and the box receipts were attached
by the Galesburg Opera-house for failure
to play at matinee. The matter was CON-
promised.
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Fighting the Whisky Trust.

PEORIA, H., Nov. 19.-Samuel Woolner
to-day announced definitely that he had
purchased the Central distilery at St. Louis,
the Nebraska City and the Star and Crescent
distilleries at Pekin. He announces that
he would run the distilleries to their full
capacity in opposition to the trust.
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De Lessons to RESIGN.

PARIS. Nov 19.-L'Eclaire states that NJ.
de Lesseps will resign the ehairmanship of
the Panama Canal Company when the sum-
mons in the action Of the government against
the directors of the company is served on
him. L'Eclaire adds that NJ Leon will sue
ceed NJ de Lessons
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PEARY WILL 90.
The Arctic Explorer Backed by PhiIa-
deIphia Capitalists.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19-It now looks
as though Lieutenant Peary will go In
search Of the North Pole. with or without
the consent OF Secretary Tracy. 1t is not
years leave Of absence that he has applied
for, but IL refused he will probably resign
and go anyhow, since he has strong hackers
In the Academy Of Natural Sciencea Con-
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TeIegraphers viii Not Strike.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov 19.-The threat
ened trouble with the railroad operators OF
the Queen and Crescent route was ayerted
to-day and ali differences between thelopera-
tors and company have been satisfactorily
settlet1
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A Bankrupt Road.

NEW YORK, Nov. ia plan for the re-
adjustment OF the obligations of the Mime
apolis and st. Louis Railway Company will
be given out shortly. The receiver and
stockholders committee have been meeting
daily for the past week.
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AN ALLIANCE ORDER.
Leaders of the Peoples Party Form a
New Association.

MEMPHIS. .Nov19.-An organization styled
"The Industrial Legion of the United
States" was formed here to-day by promi-
nent leaders of the Peoples party. who are
also prominent in the Farmers Alliance; :;
lhe object of which is to carry cut the
political measures embodied In the princi-
elss Of the Omaha platform Of the Peoples
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A Denver DefauIter Missing.

DENVER. Col. Nov. 19-E. G. Betties,
ex-secretary OF ths Anaconda Mining Com
pany and the present treasurer OF the
Standard Gold Company. has been found
short in his accounts $4,000. He Is missing
and Is thought to be In Southern California
or In Mexico
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Jotfan OOoduow Dead.

HARTFORD. Conn.,, Nov. 10. - lothian
Goodnow. president of the Ktna Fire In
surancs Company, died this noon at his
home from shock OF what is supposed TO
be apoplexy.
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Duel i'm France.

PARIS. Nov 10. = NJ. Edwards, editor Of
lie Matin. and M. Droumsr. a member of
the Chamber Of Deputies, became involved
In a personal alteration at the Vaudeville
Tbeater, and duel was fought to-day. NJ.
Droumer was..wounded In the arm.
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eral Isaac WIstar, president of the academy.
has applied TO Secretary Tracy for the lieu-
tenants leave OF absence, and several mem
bers OF the academy have guaranteed a sub
scription Of $50. COO or $4,000 for the neees-
sary expenses of the expedition.
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COnfIapratiou in Cardiff.

CARDIFF, Nov. 19-The Merchants Ex-
change and the builders dock were burned
this morning, together with all the records
and drawings gathered since the docks
opened. Loss $3.50, coo.
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tary Of the Treasury in place Of JUICE
Crounse. resigned; William M. Stone of
Iowa to be Commissioner of the General
Land Office vice Thomas Carter, resigned
George w. Miller, Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the Thirty-third Distric, OF
PenDsvlvania
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The game was gni6cently played one,
the first half ending with favors even. In
the second half, Yale made the only touch
down of the game, scoring four points, and
later on added two points by kicking goal,
the score at the end of the game being
Yale 6. Harvard O.
BALDWIN CITY. Kans., Nov 19-The
football game here resulted as follows:
Baker University1s. Kansas State Uniyer-
sity O.
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A Murderer Resnited

QUINCY. ILL.,. Nov. 19.-Winiam Jamison.
who was to have been hanged next Friday
for the murder of Charles Aaron, has been
granted stay of execution by the Supreme
Court until all the records in his case could
be examined
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Terrible Deed of Two Peasants.

ROME, Nov. 19-The trial is in progress
at Palermo Of two peasants who wreaked
vengeance on a priest by pouring solution
of corrosive sublimate into tho chalce
which the priest used at mass. The priest
died on the altar stairs.
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Senator QUAY Renominated.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-The Republl-
can city members OF the lower house of
the State Legislature met this afternoon.
and indorsed Hon. NJ. S. Qnay as candidate
for reelection to the United States Senate,
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Diphtheria in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.--From January
to October 81, out Of 1856 cases OF. diph-
liberia. 1895 were fatal. The disease con-
tinues its ravages, twenty-six new cases
were reported to-day and as many more
yesterday.
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The rliantonomah's rlachinerv.

New YORK, Nov. ia recent inyestiga-
tion of the machinery of the United States
ship Miantonomah developed the fact that
there Is much faulty material In the heayer
parts and that the engines are likely to COL
lapse at any day.
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Tragedy in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. 19.-Charles Brown to-
day shot his vile and John Leavitt, prob
ably fatally wounding the latter The
woman will recover. Jealousy was the
cause.
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Arnold Offered the Laureateship.

New YORK, Nov. IA special to- the
Mail and Express from London says: Sir
Edwin Arnold seems al this moment the
lkeliest candidate for the laureateship. He
has been sounded as to his acceptance OF
the post and has expressed himself as WILL
ing to take il.
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Mysterious rlurder at Sioux CITY.

SIOUX CITY. Nov. 19.-This afternoon the
dead body Of William S. Follis was found
below the bridge on Perry Creek, in the
middle OF this city. with his skull crushed.
Follis was ona Of the best known men in this
city and the police suspect foul play.
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Will Make an Apology.

NEW York, Nov. l9.-The trouble be-
tween Bishop Wigger Of Newark and Father
Corrigan Of Hoboken is virtually at an end.
and 1t Is stated that Father Corrigan will
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RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
Archbishop Corrigan's Statement to
the Press

New YORK, Nov. 19.-The Roman Catho-
lie ArchDishops held an informal meeting
to-day. Archbishop CorriRan. upon re-
quest. was permitted to make the following
statement to the press: "The Archbishops
OF the United States willingly recognize the
great services rendered to religion by the
journalists. At the same time, that their
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Leaders of the Socialists.

BERLIN. Nov. 19-Herr Bebel was elected
president and Herr Singer vlce-president Of
the central committee OF the Socialist party
to-day.
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write to the Bishop apologizing for the an
noyance the published letters of Father
Corrigan may have caused him. The Ho-
boken priest will also apologize through
Bishop Wlgger to Arch bishop Corrig4n.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Made.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-The President
to-day made the following appointments:
J. II. Grear OF Iowa to be Assistant Secre-
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The Cuban Sugar Crop.

HAVANA, Nov. 19.-According to Ruiz &
Co.'s statement the Cnban sugar crop viii
yield 974, 275 tons.
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