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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13

GUARANTEED Cukt FOX GRIPPE
W., authorize our advertised irur-
gust - So, ,on Or. Mugs New
Discovery iot Consumption, Coughs
A.d Colds. upon thus conditions. Ii
y"u artaflic,rd with IL Guppe and
~Iii use this remedy according 10
directions. gi.in. IL = n ifIai..ani
experience ~ benefit, sni nav re-
'nrn the bottle and have your moocy
refunded. We make this ,.lirr. he
cause 81 the wonderful access q
Dr.. kiny'~ New Discovery durin.
!n>I -ei>on'> epidemic. Haze heard
of Nc case III Which II IA ,Iei Try
II. Ir.al BEETLES free II w. \
Hayes Drugstore. Large Sc 5oc
aud SI.Ou.
English Spawn L.mmeut
all Hard, SOFT or tailou>ed Lnnp>
aud lienishes from HORSES, Blood
>rav'ns, Curb>, SrIintS, Sweeney,
isiogbnne, S;'i!e>, Spratns. and Swot.
lei Thsoa,s, Coughs. etc. save S5li
by Use OF one bottle. Warranted
The most wonderful Ble;ni,h Cure
ever known. Sold by ". \. Hayes,
Druggist, IIillsboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13
Wilmington Star.

Allegheny county is all right. Mr..
Il. A. Doughton, Democratic can
didatc tor Lieut.. Governor, III his
speech at Henderson tie other day
declared, on his honor as q gentle
man, that there was not a SINGLE
Peoples Party man III Vie county.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13

We have received the first num-
Der Of the North Carolinian pub
li>LeL at HaIe,ga by Mr.. Joserhns
Daniels. |. will do good service. IL
the campaign AMI ougl, to bc librr
ally supported By Democrals Price
s. 90 per nuum.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13

Associate Justice Joseph J. Davis.
of the Supreme Court, died Sunday
night At his home a, L,uisbur., His
death was not unexpected. HIS
funeral vas held at L,uisbnrg Tues
day morning, and was atltndct b>
the members and n~ilicet> OF the
Court aud several State Oft
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13
For Attorney General .
\ |.
IT Meck

Hon. Is III. Bum, OF Nash, VAS
rc-nominatcd for Congress in the
Fourth District at Raleigh las,
week, and Mr.. T.. S. Abel, OF John
ston, was nominated for Elecior.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13

RHEUMATISM CURED IN a DAY.
Cure" tor Rhcumat.sD
and Neuralgia radically cures III |
to ) days. It's action upon the sys-
TEN is remarkable and mysterious.
L, removes at once the cause aud
the disease Immediately disappears
The first dose greatly benefits, IS
MS Sold by W. A. Hayes, Drug
ylS,, lll!lsboro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13

The Wolll'- Fair bill, as i, tiral!y
passed Congress a few houo he,or.
I'd pnrnmen', s:m"ly aplr"priales
& ,oCO,O geo TO the Chiray. Far a.. 4
g,t', instead OF S5,OOO,pOO a, a loan,
as wa frs, proposed. 1t is no; be-
'ie>t,i that this amonn, will be sut.
ilcirnt 10 complete the preparations
for the great exposition, but il rs a
certainty l"., this is all the assist
ace that VIII be forthcoming from
the national government.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13

Democratic Ticket.
For Governor:
ELIAS CARR,
Of Edgecombc.
For Lieutenant Governor
X. A.. DOEGIITON,
OF Allegheny.
For Secretary of State:
OCTAVIUS COKE,
Of Wake.
For Treasurer:
DONALD w. BAN,
Of Wake.
For Auditor
K VI. FURMAN,
Of lbuncumbe. /.
For Superintendent of Public III
stJuclion
JOHN &. SCARBOROUGH,
Of Johnston.
For ATTORNEY General
FRANK l.. OSBORNE
IT Mecklenburg.
Presidential Electors for the Stat,
at Large:
&. Is AYCOCk. OF Wayne.
II. Is. GLENN, of Forsyth.
For Judge Twelfth District
GEORGE a. SHUFURD,
ct Buncomle.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13
Grunge County l8epub-
li<.an Convention.

The Repuh!,cuS OF Orange conn-
". are hereby called TO meet III
County Convention, in IIi!isboro,
\. c., on Saturday, Sept. 3d, 1892,
for the purpose # nominating a tu:l
County Ticket. and to elect two
delegates and Two a!,ernatrs to at.
tend the State Convention to he
held in the ci'y of Raleigh, on the
9TH day of sept, 1892. The char
man OF each precinct committee,
viii! call . meeting III his township
to eject delegates to said Conven
ton. Zach township or election
precinct is entitled to elect three
delegates and three alterna,es to the
County Convention. Credentials
must be signed by the Chairman
aud Secretary of the meeting and
fifteen DAYS notice must be given-oi
each precinct meeting.
JAS. y CHEEK,
Chairman.
ALIEN pLEASANTs, Secretary.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13
baltimore SUM-

4 correspondent, asks Tor a com
mon every day sc,,ooi exIlana-
zion y the silver question" The
'%sil.er question: present IS
whether the siu.nts of the United
States sl.alI c,ln silver dollars weigh
ing AZ IL gains DIS freely as they
oil gold money. Any owner ut
gold money can take it to the mint
ani have II coined gold money INTO
gold twenty, ten, five. Two aud u
haii dollar gold pieces at his opt on,
and to any amount The saine
"irecdom" Is so"gn, by The silver
men tor the holders Of silver bull
lion. TIE objection made to this
tree coinage ot silver Is that Az II
grams OF silver are nOt worth 22.S
grains Of gold as they ono. were. In
other words, the quantity OF silver it
10 proposed to put 10 the silver dol.
.ar whose coinage Is To be treo-'s
not BOW worth 100 cents, but is
worth only Go cents All tree coiu-
age bills make The silver doiiar OF
Oh II graius legal tender Tor debts
OF 100 cenls-an o"flou>ly nn)os,
thing IL do. Ii tree coinage, a. ad-
vacated N Congress, rpeanl putting
100 cents worth of sll ~cr-Over 10U
%yrains-m a dollar, nobody could
object TO ii, but there ,s Il decited
Objection To making 66 cents wortl,
Ut sn,er pass tor 100 cents. The
silver men Insist on The tree culliaye
OF the light dollar.
In view ct the above facts. is no,
the tree coinage plank ~ The Ma
tl"nal Democratic platform, d sound
one? There are more than Sky
millions OF people i" the Cn.ie.
States aud ol that number very te~
have silver buiilun tor cn,hage pUr
poses. The most nalura,, humane
Thing tor the silver man IN DO Is I.
insist Oh the free coinage Of the ligh'
dollar Why? because he won 1
thereby gain thir,y-tour dollars il
every hunJrcd dollars. How mucf
has Tie South to com: TIN. Won.
give The silver men "A monopoly, ant
.nricb the lew. Democratic doc
lrlne is eqnai justice " all, sps.,a
iasors to none. VIII We reade'
phase, think upon this subject
'lttle Ought ~; d silver dollar II
be equal IL value 10 a gold dollar
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS

It is said there are 100 Third par
,y.les III Wake county.
There are now 1000 Odd Fellows
in North Carolina, Il gain OF $500 III
three years.
The first tobacco Of the season.
was sold IN Winston Angus, ~, r.
$3.50 per hund'ed. Twas raised IL
Davidson county.
The Board Of Aldermen ha.t
mace an appropriation of $500 10:
The celebration OF lsale.gh's ccn,en.
NAL next October.
There are twelve children in The
Odd Fellows Orphanage at Colds
boro, the buildings are completed
and PAID Tor and there is $1,000 IN
the treasury.
>pr.si.leut Winstu.. says the ont
look for a large attendance at The
University iext session Is quite fiat
;cring. Every mail brings hlm large
nunhersu of applications Tor entrance.
WINSTON Sentinel: i. II. IIane>
i Go. have jas, harvested and sold
over l,oUU bushels OF uhsat irull
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13

With a record like Summons Live
Regulator all should use it tor. the
liver, k,dueys and tnwels.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13

Itch on human ari horses and
Al. animals cared IN 81 minutes ~
Wooltoris Sanitary Lotion, THIS
never tails. Sold by w. \ Hayes.
Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13
GOOD LOOKS.

Good looks are more than Skin
deep. depending upon a healthy con
dlt.on of all the vital organs 1t the
Liver he Inactive, You have a Bilious
Look, if your Stomach be disordered
you have a Dyspeptlc Look aud If
your Kidneys be affected You have a
finch-d Look. Secure good health
and you will have good looks. EIec-
,ric Buffers is the great Alternative
and Tome which acts directly on
these >ltat or.ans. Cures PImples,
Blotrhe>, Bol.> and gives a good
complexion. Sold at w. a. Hayes
Drugstore, soc. per i"ll.t.
Losr.-A .ol1 watch charm II
the shape ut AZ acorn. \ reward oi
$ Will be paid for it if the finder
viii bling j, 10 THIS .ttce.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13

DR.. humphreys Specific Manual
richly bound in cloth and gold, steel
engraving OF the author, l44 pages
on ,he treatment OF AL diseases,
mailed tree Oh application.
Humphreys Medicine CO, Ill
William ST, New York.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13
LIFE, HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
APALACHICOLA. FLA,

Feb l1ih, 1880.
Me->rs. Lirpman Bros, Savannah,
Ga.
Dear Sirs-l will w,lte To inform
YOU that | was afflicted Wit. Blood
Disease. tried one bottle o:
and !. gave me 10 relief. | was in
bed seven mon;hs. | tried pIomi-
nenl physicians, and the. cuuid not
do ue any good saw our a,iver-
Nsemenl ct +. +. I. IN the Apaiach-
icoia Tin'c~, and ,h"ught l wnnid
Try II. The bottle | 90: tonight
makes sc>en or eight, and, oh, how
= Cd | 'erl. | have been up ever
since Al! n my husi le>>, lumber IL
spec,or. Ion may publish This Ii
YOU desire. | have informed my
triends that L. Il. /. is iItc, heaiti
ald strength.
VI. Il. HOLDEN.
Sid b. al Druggists aud genera.
>iO~eH.
Lippman Bros, P~rnpr'eto,c and
Druggists. Savannah, GA.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13

ALEX PLEASANTs, Secretary.
liillsboro, \. c.. Aug. |, 1892.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-08-13

Dysrel STA and its a,,endan, Ills
are quickly cured by Summons LAYER
Regulator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
AMERICAN QUESTIONS AT THE VATICAN.
TIE POPE PLEASED At TIE HoNORs ACCORDED

TO MGR. SA1Ol-ll.
Copyrfont 1892. Dv IN, Nfir York Associ1frd Press
Rome. Nov. lot Is now probable That me great
Cardinal Conslsorv will take place December 10 IL
Is expected that the pope will create thirteen tard
mails. There are seventeen vacancies.
Mgr. Farley diOccsah cOnsIitcr 10 the Aroho>"OP
Of New-York who is in Rome. denies being charged
with any special mission from Mgr. CorrieaA.
His Holiness cstlicts the number and dhra'ioa
Of his audiences and sccludes himself in bis apart
mcnts, working over two encycli'alS. one LOT 'l'
inbilc,. and The Other On the Church in N" East
II Is stated that he occupies himself ais" with America
/, is denied In Vatican circles that Mgr. >a'olh
has any mission regarding scholastic questions III voc
United states. II is considered that thesr nave b"e
regulated through IN" ireland incident
NJ zardctti bishop Of st. Clond. Mimi. h'7 lei'
Rome going to -, Call ly way of Zurich During
his last DAYS here he dincd with Cardinal LodSchowe,
and the Archlisfops OF Bamhcrg and Mapch. lie
has spoken TO his friends In posiiiv" manner IN
.crting that the development Of the d'pne' VIII hoI
fail - n favorable to thc German party in the United
States special advces. however, JUSTIFY inc hfCr-
tim TINT the reverse Is tn Bnt it is nndonbt"
" r; that all the friends Of the German parry ID
Rome arc doing their utmost 10 dc'""'c '"' '"''
est OF the party.
Tho Holy Father has caused report to be madc u
him of th Chicago celebration and the sympathetic re-
ccpjions accorded Mgr sat''i ihe f"I" o@'
ca,c lie ha, been greatly pleased with IN" hohor'
rendered by America 10 his representative. ana "Nj
with Tie speech Of NJ Depcw. the prayer OF NSr'
ireland and tie medal strucls by order Of the com
m,itce on thi, occasion Referring 10 the occurrence
he said: The United States form great people 10
whom the future belongs.
Certain papers have announced that tae Vatican
has scl.t 10 Mgr. ssto Instructions. In order 'h''
he NAV preside Al The reunion of American arch
Lisbon, al Now York Nov mb"s -. Inc r""rt
j. Gl.c C.-d!nal Gibbons VIII D'~cc. rs }, Il, riehl
Tb Vatican Journals com:r"at on III" 'u'r1nE ~
tie ia -hau and Si,livat'r s' "a Il con rae lIc'
ott.ch A certain IND rtarce thereto. since the non
renewal Of the treaty proves how much tho
~ MET Ir.land have been in In cTitci,ins
his memorable Initiative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
TEAMS DEBATED BY SNOW.
FIERCE STORM. WITH HEAVY sNo"fAHh'
RAGING IL MANY STATES

FIERCE STORM. WITH HEAVY sNowFAhh
RAGING IL MANY STATES
Chicago Nov. 1o.-Dispaches for many pohn's III
Illinois indiana and Missouri are 20 t9e e"ec' "''
a heavy fall OF snow occurred yesterday ~ o'''
places a regular NOrthwesicI ragged, the an"" ''7
down hard With a cold. biting wind Railroad ciiil.
were more or less delayed. The Ohio and MISSISSIPPI
northbound passenger train arrived at sprnShe'd' '
two and a half hours late last night, ana i~p'r''u
a sixinch fall at Flora, and that inc udi" "ao
hard time pulling through.
Buffalo, v. T., Nov. 1o-Abmt one inch OF N'o"
fell here this morning.
syracuse, y. Y, Nov 10.-There was n DnNN sHo"
storm In this part OF the state last night ana hVe
inches Of fell Railroad trains were Slgnuy
delayed.
Rochester, y. Y. Nov. 10.-Snow began ia'Ins
about O'Clock last light. There has been Ian
OF about i've inches and 1t Is still showing; ~,
Winchester, Va, Nov. 1O.-About ten lhcheS oi
snow fe!l in the valley yesterday.
Harlisonbug Va, Nov. 1O.-A heavy snow, aleet
and rain storm set In here about daylight yesterday
N lrnng and ragged with great fury all day. ms
Is the first weather. with the exception OF sllSht
showers, here since july
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
T,,v,vy,S JEALOUS EYi.S on w. r. GRACE
NE +, 4 FAVORED VISITOR AT Mr.. CLENELANoS >
uor,,r-wHNT 7: HE TO GET

Mr. Cleveland spent yesterday at Ills home ~ =
Vest rifv.frst st. receiving and answering
netters and messages OF cohs'"'u''''oi
which came by the basRruW 'e'o'"i @
wrr, made public. but none from senator nm
,,s given out Mr. Clcvcland's principal callers
were William G. whitney * Mayor William H. Grace
Chairman william p. Harrity Colonel d. >. Lamont
and George T. Parker
Mr. Grace's frequent visits to Mr. Cevclanh' DOM
ho,,ro aud since the election. together with the
cvtrc,nc cordlality Of the ex-Mayors reception bs
fine successful candidate and their long pnva'e con
fst,nces which nobody Is allowed to break In upon.
led to a rumor Yesterday that Mr.. Grace was nkcly
TO have some high honor thrust upon MIN, ana per
hon. , place Iu the cabinet. Mr.. Graces intimacy
d, Mr. Clrycland's house is regarded with undiSguscd
.,spicion bv the Tammany Hall leaders. They look
upou II as a breach. 10 n certain extent, of The
Victoria Hotel compact
Chairman IIarriy departed for Philadelphia at
, IN. Yesterday. accompanied by Governor Brown, of
Mo,v,nd acfcte leaving the Democratic National
boodouarte,s Mr. IIaIrty isucd typewriter declara-
lion expressing his appreciation OF the Kindness
with which he had been treated In York,
aud his gratitude TO the representatives Of the
prcss of the country, especially those of the New
York newspapers TO tue DcmOctauc ana hiae-
r.ndent sheets OF the country" he said, much of the
crt result which has geen achieved Is due. and they
should b, awarded full credit
MIR Ilarlity Is coming back next week to assist In
sc,tIinr mn he committees financial affairs In the
meantime the National headquarters Will be kept open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

ROcl1and. Me-. Nov. 1O.-1hc business portion o.
Camden was visited THU day morning by half
mOndoliar ire. and that portion of the enter
prising town IS now In ashes. The fire dis
covered In The top story 81 Clcvcland's block on
Man-st, nj a1Cu a. M. by the night watchnan.
whose attention attracted by the Hight which
slone In his windows. lie Immediately started for
the Knox woollen mills. whcI,- steam gong placed.
10 be used II Grc alarm. and after "a sirh delay
there, caused by trO1blc In getting up steam. the
general alarm given. binding Low ana han
storm set in. The water obtained from The hydran;s
Lad not sufficient force 10 throw stream 10 the
second stories. As la.t result dynamite vas u,,i
10 stay the progress II The flames and with effect
The fire swept both Sides Of Man-s. and a territory
OF nearly four acres bounded by Mechanic. Washing
ton and Ocean SIS. Thirty five building,. all but one
being wooden, were entirely consumed and eighty
business firms lost everything. Among the buildings
DESTROYED were Clcyclardh bach posfoihcr ana
custom housc, Adams block. McgInticOJk Hall. Mco-
dist Church, Curtis block Flcchers bulliing ana
the residences r Drs. Abe, and Tibbcfts The loss
IL about two-thris covered by Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
FOTR PEOPLE BTRNED TO DFATH.
THREE WOMEN AyD 4 MN IoSr THEIR LIVES
~ \ EAILroAn COLL SInN-

THREE WOMEN ATD MN ToSr THEIE LIVES
IL RAILROAD COLLISION
Gt'umwa Iowa. Nov. 1o.-0n thc Chicago. NIL
cankcc ana st. Piu road last nigh a. Irl'an' Centre
, small station north Of this dty. fi~t freight train
das he'd into tho cauoo-c OF local freight Train stand
ing on The track telcscopng the caho"Sc ana I"nr
can. The caboo-e caught iSr and four pcoph Ncf,
burned TO death ana nnrt~r o! other nal nar'""
esc1pcs. The cabOO-c -put bN car Of g'in.
wcd ing In four pcopA on the iieht side. MISS LHzc
Eu'lcr Of this city, got her head ON Of "indo"
AID entrcacd those about TO save her. but her b'dy
wac pnicnet by f.ciC!i car ani 1t VA Impossible
10 cxticae her MIR. Ior,s also Of thin city, tricd TO
escape through Il window, but She 4. unusually
large woman, and coYc not .ucce-d IN" other
Victims unanovr woman and unknown
man. IIc latter Is thonpht to De- butcher IT Okla
IOnSa. The injured Mr.. Ciyd" NH sack aud Mrs.
Pickett Of this city, and Mis-, LZla Corey OF SigOur~
They badly burned. but not {.
The accident Wa cuiscd by M local freight hc NJ
DchiLd time. The fast freight due al tn witch
south of Highland TO meet Passenger train. En-
gimcer Richardson says Lc lights On INC
boOsc. and testimony before the CorOnrs jIr was
given that the lights were out. None Of the injured
Will die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
A RUMOR OF IMPENDING WAR.
THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC AND PERU COM
BINING AGAINST CHILL.
RECRUITING AND ARMING OF SOLID EES GOING
OK NIGOROUSLY-A sECRET COMPACT.

RECRUITING AND ARMING OF sOLpIEE GOING
on VIGoRoUSLY-A SECRET COMPACT
Panama. Nov. 3.-Aocorcing TO advices from Chn'
war is imminent between the Argentine Repubhc
and Peru side, and Chill the other Inc
advices say that Peru is perfectly well armed, ana
her forces have recently received 100000 Mannch'r
rifles OF the latest pattern, together with many 0hr
formidable machines OF war. Gillian gentleman
Just arrived from Peru states that in that Republic
the approaching with Chill affords the staple of
conversation. and II Is fact that pretence OF iled
ship is only put forth means for gaining time
In the Argentine Republic vigorous recruiting of
both natives and foreigners Is being prosecuted ana
the Government Is with feverish haste armlns the
troops. There Is no longer any doubt that sccfrt
compact against Chilli. offensive and defensive exists
between the two Republics named. and they are
only awaiting anything that will serve a. cSls he
In order to throw army into Tarapaca ana another
upon the southern frontier. while strong skiTnshlns
parties will harass this country from the COidiIra'
The Chhan Government has tdrdly opened us
10 the threatened invasion and has ordered the
steamers OF the G.. : A. V. TO be prepared for I'M
mediate incorporation into the navy cabling for the
Captain Prat 10 proceed 10 Valparaiso, Without
moments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
JAMES IsMAY MARRlES MARQl IS'N DA' "i'i r'

London. Noy. lo.-TIc marriage took place 'o-ua'
~ lance Isnav the well known sIipowncr, ana Law
Morrore. Alice eldest daughter OF the Marquis VI
Jertfo,4 The ceremony, which war iuil c"o'"''
took place at Arrow Church n Shof' oiS"m.c "O"
p.,. non tho sea, Of th- Marquis. In Warwick-
,,. Tho pcv Lord Victor seymohr onclated. The
br,o. who was given away by her ia'her' wore a
costume of white satin and Brnsselo lace ana ',e
vel. Her ornaments were diamonds ard pearls me
rnests included q large number Of represeh'a''' VI
,he arlsocrauc families Of the Kingdom A"lonS
those present tis Marclnone7s OF Iierio''' ''
Countess Of Warwick and Ns'o"h' ''''r''
HONEYMOON viii be spent ct WroNsI Abbey
r,,oo. Isna- Is brother Of j. Bruce IsWAy'
formerly agent Of tho White Sta. Line In N-"
lie Is also member of the Isnay firm Ia ldverpoi; ;
- ~ somerse, Lord Protector IN The reign oi IN
"d VI IIcr fsther is Immensely Wealthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
A NEW CABINET IL HAWAII.

Ucnolulu, Nov "a communication rom U'c
oucen was presented 10 The Legislature On N"N'"i
her y announcing that she lad appolht'u '"' i''
lowing as members Of her Cabihe'' TIo"'''i '''.
,Ipisier OF Finance. ". II. Cornwcn; Minister oi
rnreicn Affairs Joseph NawaM; Minister Of the
r,,c,1or Charles r. Gul!ck: AttoDey-0encra Charles
Cre;chton. Within five minutes after the anho""c'
ncnt Of tic appointments l.. A. Thur'toh i''o'r %
t,e Opposition, introduced resolution oi want -
confidence on the ggornd that the new t2bihel u,u o
represent majority In the House. Hi"r uV''' y.
=, ,u.o hours and q hon the Cabinet voted out
and The Assembly adjourned until November :, nc r'
new ministers perform the detail wOTK "i l"' o nr,.
10 saIrries BE- paid. however wAic t!e u'"uio>"
continues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
FNGLAND,S DEPRESSED INDUSTRIES.
MR. BALPoUR THINKS BI BIMETALLIsM WILL HELP
THrM-THE DUKE OF RUTLAND
PEOTECT1ONtST

London. Nov. 1O.-Replylng to number OF corr
spOndcns who asked hts opinion OF the iall III INV
amount Of British exports. Art u }. baH'F'
formerly First Lord OF the Treasury. has written Il
letter In which he says that Of the most pTncucH
,ncdes will be TO reform the currency in the direction
Of b-metallism.
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. the Liberal 'nonist leader
in writing on the same subject, points ONT ina 'le
condition II trade Is "a lad In protected countries aS
r. ErcauA from winch he reasons that the cause"
nre not principally connected with taf1hs.
The Duke OF Eutland, In letter to hls tenants on
,, ,1ovolr estate Ynnonncing his intention 10 sell
,le lard docs not hesitate that the depression
IN te agricultural industry j. due 70 the Tree nnor'a
,ion of agricultural products. TIL" Dlkc thh' pun
nclv reverts 10 the policy oi pIo'c'N7 "'''" vi
GRAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
DROWNED IN FIFTEEN INCHES OF WATER.

Callcoon, y. Y. Nov. lO-JOseph Townsman
md his Wife who live Fostervic. came to this
VILLAGE Yesterday In lumber wagon to make some
purchases. \ nephew, eighteen years old, and a
Young man named Cochran, twenty-five years DID, We're
with them when they started for home While cross
ing the Moultnorpe bridge over the Cacoon stream
The strincers on side OF the bridge gave way, and
the team ard IL, occupants were precipitatcd INTO the
creek which at this point Is only about fifteen inches
deep The young escaped without injury, but
,ho old coupn were held under the water by one Of
the horses which fell on top Of them and were
40 entanglcd that they could not get up, and were
drowned.