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Lated this Sth day OF Aug, A. ID. 1892.
CATHERINE SENGER,
Administrative
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A DMINIsTRATQR's NOTICE
Estate of Edwin a. Barker Decea,

Estate of Edwin H. Barker Deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed admin
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"I AM READY FOR THEM"
Was John III. Enman's Answer When In
formed of PresIdent OakmAn's Suit.


New York, December 17.-Receiver Oak
man, of the Richmond Terminal Company,
this morning filed copies of q bill of com
plant upon members of the Georgia Com
pany syndicate, which in 1883 sold a con-
trolling interest in the Georgia Central rail
road to the Terminal Company. On Oc-
tober 22, 1888, Receiver Oakman says r.
Lehman, acting for himself and associates,
made Il proposal to the Terminal Company
to purchase the entire capital stock of the
Georgia Company, consisting of 100000
shares at $50 per share. The receiver
charges that the syndicate conspired to
bic and dscredited securities at such prices
as to yield an enormous profit and imposed
upon the Terminal Company heavy loss.
The receiver charges that the deal was CON
triVed to put money into the pockets of
faithless directors and their confederatcs.
The complaint covers 27S printed pages
and startling accusations of fraud, CON
spiracy and breach of trust are brought
against ex-President John II. Inman and
Directors Calhoun, Swami and Wormser
and members of the Georgia Syndicate Com
pany. Receiver Oakman's suit involves
the restitution of an amount estimated at
SS,OO0,OO0. The summons requests that
the defendants deliver to Root q Clarke,
their answer to the suit which will be
brought in the supreme court at the Janu-
airy term. John III. Inman was seen by
q reporter today, but he declined to discuss
the matter. He simply said Let them
come along with their suit. I am ready
for them
Receiver Oakman said TO a reporter,
1--WE have a strong case, and l am cont
dent we Will win it."
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PROFESSOR SMITH GUILTY.
And the Presbytery VIII Pass Sentence Upon
Him.

Cincinnati, December 1.-THE presby-
terry IN secret session at the First Presby-
terrain church, considering the second and
third charges and specifications against Pro-
fessor Smith, voted today. On the second
charge the vote stood thirty-eight TO TWEEN
" against the professor and on the third,
thirty-two to twenty-siX against him. The
vote on the first charge favored Smith
A committee consisting Of Drs James
Ritchie, Maxwell and Elders. and Sproull
and Eudaly, three majority and two minori-
ty members, was appointed TO fix the peu-
atty and report to the presbytery tomor-
row.
The second and third charges on which
Smith was found guilty pertain to his
views on inspiration. The second charge
was that he taught contrary TO the funda-
mental doctrine of the word of God and
of the Confession of Faith, that the Holy
Spirit did not so control the inspira ton of
writers in their composition Of the holy
scriptures as to make their utterances alb
solutely truthful and free from error when
interpreted IN their natural and intended
sense. The third charge accused him of
teaching against the inspiration of the
scriptures themselves. In view of the
close vote, it is surmised that the penalty
of accommodation will not be recommend
ed, possibly not even more than an adj
mOnition.
Suspended from the Ministry.
Cincinnati, December 13-The presbytery,
by a vote of 81 to 20, suspended Rev. Preserved
Smith from the ministry.
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ON THE RIO GKANDE.
Details of tho Bloody Battle Between Mex
lean ReyOIutionists.

1CSD ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Guerre, Mex, December 1.-THE govern
ment telegraph line, which passes through
this place, has been repaired, and for the
first time complete official report of the
bloody battle near San Ygnance was sent
to military headquarters yesterday. The
invasion of the reyolutionists has produced
intense excitement throughout the Rio
Grande border country, both on the United
States and Mexican side of the river. The
battle took place about fifteen miles from
this place, and an order for reinforcements
was brought in by couriers while the fight
was still III progress.
Major Julian Il. SQuebel, commander of
the garrison, left Immediately with force
of $50 soldiers, but when they reached the
place they found that the revG!utionisJs had
crossed the river into the United States,
taking with them about twenty prisoners,
Forty horses and a large amount Of ammu-
miou and guns.
Fighting against Odds.
The Mexican soldiers fought nobly. They
Were only forty-tive in number, but held
their ground and continued to fight as long
as there vas any possible chance Of defeat
Ing the Invaders. Captain Segarar, who
was IN command of the government troops,
led charge after charge against the oppos-
ing forces which numbered fully 200 but
was outuumbered and was killed by pistol
shot from the leader of the revolutionists,
who is thought to be Prudencio Gonzales,
formerly prominent ranchman In Starr
county, Texas.
General Garcia, commander of this mill
tary zone, with headquarters at Wier, has
issued orders that all troops stationed along
the frontier be on the lookout for bands of
revoutionists and show them no mercy.
All revolutionists captured this side OF the
border will be dead ones.
Mexico Complsins.
Washington December 17.-The Mexican
government, through Don Canietano Etc
nero, charge d'Affairs, of the Mexican
legation, has officially called the attention
of the United States government to the
recent raid into Mexico by citizens of Mexi-
co at San Ygnacio, who formed on the
American side of the line. The secretary
of state has in turn communicated with
the war department and asked that addi-
honal United States troops be stationed on
the Mexican border to prevent these in
cursons and the Seventh cavalry, now at
Fort Riley, has been ordered to the Rio
Grande TO assist the'l'hird cavalry now there
In army circles the matter is treatal very
lightly and no serious trouble is anticipated.
A high official said this morning that if
the Mexican government had one-tenth of
the force on the Mexican border that the
United States had on it's side these raids
could not take place.
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A Marriage in High Life, by Octave Feuillet
A Strange Story, by Lord Lytton.
Adam Bede, by George E tsIio, Part Part !.
Abbotsford and Newsstand Abbey, by Wash
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Autobiography OF Anthony Iroliope.
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Rrenda York. by Mary Cecil Hay.
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BAyARIA'S CRAZY KING.
MIR. Mueller Charges That He Is Cruelty
Z reAted.

London December 11.-Dispatches from
Munich say that the crazy king, otto or
Bavaria, is growing rapidly worse; He is by
turns sullen and violent, has lost his appetite
and Is troubled with insomnia. DR.. Mueller,
physician to his majesty, expressed the opin-
lon although not for publication in Germany,
that if properly treated the king would still
be durable At the time the king was under
MS care at least the doctor says his state of
mind wis such that watchfulness and careful
treatment would have gradually restored his
reason. Doctor Mueller submitted it as his
opinion to the ministry of the royal house
that Il change of air and scenery might per
manently restore the kings mind. DR.. Muel-
Ter reported also to the cabinet that King
Otto expressed n wish to go to Munich, where
he has not been for twelve years AS soon
as DR.. Mucllers official report came up FOL
cor sderation q privy council was held anl
DR. Mueller was suddenly removed to the Uni
sersity Of Wurzburg.
Otto remained where he was, q prisoner in
Forst enreid castle. DIR. Mueller does not imply
that present regent, Luttpold, willfully causes
King Otto to be i'll treated. He means that
q clique at court, for their own purposes and
interests. encourage the neglect and abuse Of
the crazy sovereign, and manage t. keep the
prince regent ill-tnformed as to the patients
condition. Personally the prince regent does
not inquire at Castle Forstenried. Dr. Muol-
Ter says the king st'l realizes his royal posi-
ton and often rings his bell for the sole pur-
pose that he may have his attendant address
him as your majesty"
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THEY FORGED CHECKS.
In Order to Raise Money to Speculate in
Cation.

London, December 16.-The firm of Rey-
nolds Il Gibson, cotton brokers, Liverpool,
claim of 100000 by the bank of Liverpool,
being money obtained from the bank on
forged checks by Parry Lunt and John
Wilson. manager and cashier of the firm
che bank claims that Lunt and Wilson had
the authority to sign checks for the firm,
while Reynolds & Go. claim that the check
bore evidence of tampering, and should have
not been paid by the bank. Lunt and Will
son were convicted of embezzelment and
sentenced to Imprisonment. They had been
endeayoring to bolster up a cotton syndi-
cate, and detection of their operations nearly
caused a panic in the market.
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They Fight Right Along

New York, December IA special to
The Herald from Valparaiso says: The news
from Rio Janeiro is that the federalists are
Governor Caule, OF Rio Grande do Sui, is
Aying south. He will resign. The castil-
hisas have signed a petition asking the
federal government of Brazil to declare war
against Uruguay. Captain Gaia and Lieu
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tenant Bahamanda have been decided guilty
of suborning the revolt and will be shot.
Everything is now quiet.
The radicals of Cordoba are entering n
protest against the appointment of Julio
Astrada as governor and threaten a revo-
luton. Ex-President PeligrOni has assumed
the chieftainship of the Argentine national
PARTY.
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Sang Out James Slavin as He Dropp
IhrnuCh the 1rnn

Through the Trap.
Cornwall, Ont, December 16-James
Slayin, alias NIacMahon, was executed
here this morning for the murder of Cap
tim Dayey He met death coolly. Before
he dropped he sung out "Goodby gentle
men" The crime for which he was exc
cuted was the killing of Constable ]. r..
Davey on September 9th last. Slavin was
twenty-four years old and was native of
This town. his father being a pensioner of
rie British government, having been
through the Crimean and Chinese wars
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WANAMAKER's SYNDICATE
Has Purchased the Control OF San Domingo.
At Least Its Revenues.

New York, December IA syndicate Of
American capitalists has acquired virtual
control of the island of San Domingo by
the purchase of the right to collect customs
and vreinues of the country which are prin-
cpally derived from the tobacco monopoly.
1t is understood that $3,5UO,OOO is agreed
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The scheme in connection with which
Postmaster Wanamaker and Senator Quay
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practical rulers of the republic because they
pay the officials The concession will also
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"THE WAR Is OVER"
Organization of DemOcrtic Ex-Soldiers in
Indianapolis

indianapolis, December 1.-The National
brotherhood of Soldiers was Incorporated
today. 1t takes in both ex-union and ex-
confederate soldiers of democratic faith.
Three of the incorporators are ex-union
and two ex-confederate soldiers. All are
well known citizens--Aibert Thayer, union;
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