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Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Archbishnns nj Work.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1T.-At the annual con-
ference of the archbishops of the Roman
Catholic church Of the United States there
were present eleven Of the thisteen arch
bishops, the absentees being Archbishops
Kendlick, Of st. Louis, and SalPOinte, of
Santa Fe. y. d., the former being repre-
sented by his vicar general, the Very Rev
Philip c. Brady and the latter by his CO.
adjutor, the Right Rev. p. l.. Chappelle
Archbishop Satoli, from Rome, was also
present Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop of
Baltimore, by virtue of his rank. ofiiciatos
as presiding officer .ishD lorii~au,
of New York, acts as the secretary Of the
council.
Archbishop Satolli was introduced as q
pontifcal representative from the holy
see who had some instructions to commu-
ncate from his holiness, theapope. lie de
lvered an address in Latin embodying
these instructions from the pope, of which
he was the bearer. Tho tenor Of his re-
marks demonstrated the fact that he was
simply the bearer of letter of counsel
from the pope TO the American aFchiepis-
copate, and was in no sense clothed with
extraordinary and plenary powers.
Having finished this address Archbishop
Satolli took his seat, and general discussion
on the chief topic before the conference
was begun. This consisted OF debate as
to the best methods TO be pursued in OBJ
tanning a complete uniformity in the mat
ter of diocesan regulations and discipline.
The sessions of the conference are secret.
but in addition to the foregoing facts il
was learned that the much mooted school
question was not touched upon, and in all
probability will not be the subject Of any
debate during the continuance of the
ronuciI
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
IllEIl.

CALvERLEY- this city on the l2th., in
stant. Lille. wife of w. II. Calverley, and
years
CApELLE.-0n November h,EliHa Capelle,
widow of Joseph E. Capelle.
MCBRIDE Tuesday November l5 Mar
grey, daughter ~ Daniel and Teresa Nc
Bride, aged years and months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral ON Thursday afternoon, AZ
o'clock from her parents residence, Is "A ia
Buttonwood streets South Wilmington. In
torment at Cathedral cemetery.
MOORE-On the 18th day Of November.
lsa2 Elizabeth Moore. widow of the late sam
uel Moore. aged 80 yeers.
RUTH In this city ON the l4th inst, John
G.. Ruth son of Margaret and the late John
Ruth I'm his 2ist year.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
THE POLITICAL WORLD.
Mr.. Weaver Pleased with the
Peoples Party's Work.
VIEWS OF PRESIDENT HARRISON

He Utters No Vain Regrets but Advise,
His Party to Organize for Future Con
tests-CIeveland Would Not Commit
Himself on the Extra Session Question
DEs MONIES, Nov. l7.-General Weaver
has issued an address in which he con
graduates his followers on the splendid
showing made by the third party, and
sounds a note Of warning as to what al
legged vicious legislation may be expected
from the party in the ascendency. He says
Unaided by money, our grand young party
has made an enviable record and achieved sur
prising success at the polls. We are but little
behind the Republican party in the number OF
states carried As a result Of the late electio1
we viii doubtless hold the balance Of power IL
the senate of the United States, have doubled
the number Of our adherents in the house Of
representatives, secured control Of a number
of state governments, hold the balance Of power
in majority Of states in the Union and have
succeeded in arousing a spirit Of political inde
pendence among the people Of the northwest
which cannot be disregarded in the future.
Democratic Leaders scored.
We have awakened fraternal feelings in al
sections, and as an earnest of our good whl TO
ward the south the grand people Of Kansas
state containing more Union kolllefe luhu ans
other-elected a one armed ox Confederate sol
der Of the Peoples party to represent the state
at large In congress. The country is to be con
graduated upon the fact that the leaders of ON,
Of the heretofore great parties have been ahan
doned and overthrown by the people, and theii
organization well nigh annihilated
This leaves the former adherents Of that party
free 70 align themselves with the great anti
monopoly and industrial movement. The ac
cession Of the other party to power is there-uli
of violent reaction, ard not am sure of the
deliberate Judgment of the American people
The battle leaders Of the triumphant party are
without any well defined policy except that o
contemptuous disregard for every element o
reform within the ranks of their own party anC
among the people at large.
The new administration will ignore the thre'
great contentious of modern times relating Z
land, money and transportation, and will not at
tempt to solve either. In fact, the whole forc
reform ia these important matters Tho urgen
domand of the people for the free coinage o.
silver is TO be disdainfully ignored, and new
obstacles win doubtless be interposed 10 fur
ther restrict the use Of the white metal. Il
contempt Of the doctrine of Andrew Jackson
European aristocrats are to be permitted q
dictate cur financial policy.
Mr.. Weaver denounces the state banl
SYSTEM approved by the Democrats II
says his party has made its advent to-
soon, but urges that the work Of organiza
tion and education be pushed with eners
throughout all the states.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Extra session Talk.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-Representatiye
w. L. Wilson, of West Virginia, chairman
of the Democratic national convention,
strongly favors the calling of special ses.
sion of congress to consider tariff legisla-
tion. "The true worth and value of tariff
bill, - he said cannot be tested in a short
time. think it would be most impolitic
to place new tariff bill before the country
just previous to the elections Of 1891 For
this reason favor the extra session idea. F"
Senator Carlisle, who is known as one OF
Mr. Cleveland S closest political associates,
says he does not believe Mr.. Cleveland can
tell whether or not he will call an extra
session. lie thought the tariff alone would
not furnish sufficient reason for an extra
session, but the financial affairs of the
government might be in such shape as to
make an extra session imperative. "We
shall have to see what congress does at this
session" =" he said. If it does not repeal the
Sherman law relating 10 the purchase OF
silver and take such other action as the
situation demands we may be swamped. "
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Woman suffrarists Choose Omcers.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Nov. 1.-THE woman
suffragists closed their twenty-fourth an
nual convention in this city yesterday
Susan B. Anthony said that forty years
ago she was almost missed from platform
in this city. Now woman could speak
almost anywhere in the country. These
officers were elected: President, Jean
Brooks Greenleaf, of New York; vice presi
dent, Martha H. Henderson, of Rochester;
recording secretary, Harriet E. Mills, OF
Syracuse; corresponding secretary, Mary 5.
Anthony, OF Rochester; treasurer, Henri.
eta Banker, of New York.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
DARLING RoRRERY oE A eANK.
The President and Cashier Held Up and
Five thousand Dollars stolen.

The President and Cashier Held Up and
Five thousand Dollars stolen.
ST. PAUL, Nov. l7-President Perry and
Cashier Craig, Of the First National bank
OF Woodstock. went to the bank after sup.
per The bank is situated in the most
thickly populated part of the town, being
passed hourly by hundreds @, neople. The
curtains were all mp. and " ersby could
have no difficulty In seeing what was 90
ing on
Perry and Craig were looking over some
books, and had been thers about half an
hour when they heard she door open. They
were surprised, as they had locked it. Two
men, fairly well dressed. came In. The
bank officials imagined at first that they
must have left the door open by mistake,
as the fellows sauntered toward the cash
ier's windows with perfect equanimity.
But no sooner had they got there than both
drew revolvsrs and demanded the money in
the vault
Perry and Craig were too surprised 70
obey at once and one OF the men reached
through the window and hit Crasg over the
head The vault was then opened, and
money in gold and bills to the amount of
about 5000 Wa secured The robbers then
made both Perry and Craig get into the
vault and CLOSED the door They then dis
appeared, and no trace Of them has yet
been discovered. Ths robbers forgot &C
turn the combination, and Perry and Craig
soon managed TO get out and gave the
alarm. a posse IS now searching for tn,
thieves.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Democrats Plan for Tho Inauguration.

IIVIITWT 10 1'''1 1'7I "" '''''''7
WASHINGTON. Nov 1.-THE first definite
movement looking to the organization OF
the citizens inaugural committee, 70 ar
range for the ceremonies incident to the in.
auguration of President-elect Cleveland,
was taken at a meeting of the Democrat,
of Washington. James J.. Norris, the dis
trict melnber of the national Democratic
committee, announced that after n confer
cnce with Senator German il was decided
TO recommend that the plan Of eight years
ago be followed on this occasion. Il was
TO designate general committee of fifty
citizens and smaller committee of fifteen
citizens. known as the executive. or work
ing committee. At the head of the list of
the general committee is the name OF Colo
mel j. q. Berrett as chairman, who acted
i'm the same capacity in 1884
Evening journal., 1892-11-17

EMERSON KEGS In this city, ON the
18th instant, at the residence Of the brides
sister, by Rev. n. l.. Hubbard, Herhort y.
Emerson, OF Trenton, \. j., 20 Miss Fannie
NJ. KEGS. of THE city.
HAYNES -PATrEN.-At the home Of the
bride, Washington, ,D.C by RevTH. Haynes
ON November l6. at no a. M, Edgar q Haynes
of this city, and Miss Elizabeth =. Patten.
HEALD- D-WOOLLEN.-At Central Preshy-
terian Church, on November Is, at p M, by
Rev William l.. Swnrt2, William Lowering
Heald aud Anna Virginia BOughmhf
Woolley, both OF this city.
POWELL Near stanton. on November a
lsl2, William Powell, aged 20 years
STEELE.-ln this city, fon November 10
fsQs, William h. Steele, aged 80 years.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Inhn II 49, nrnnL ArnIn-

YORK, Pa, Nov. 17.-John l.. Sullivan
was very drunk while here. He assaulted
Detective Samuel Wallack because Wal
lack would not give up his seat in n cab.
The detective was roughly handled, and
would have shown fight but for interfer
ence. He then swOre out a warrant foI
Sullivan's arrest on the charge of assault
and battery and for tearing his coat, but
Sullivan's manager settled the case befor6
the warrant could be served.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
A Home for soldiers, Widows.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 17,-At the business
session of the National Nonpartisan Wom-
ans Christian Temperance union Mrs
Beale, Mrs. WNtenmeyer aud others spoke
in regard to the national home for soldiers
widows army nurses and other women de
pendent on account Of the war. The home
is situated at Madison, O. At the last ses-
sion of the, legislature of Ohio an appropri-
alton OF S35, 900 was made to erect a cottage.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
CANADA sIay Get Newfoundland.

HALIFAX, n. s., Nov. 1.-THE confer
ence between members of the Canadian
and Newfoundland governments agreed
upon united line of action to be pursued
in regard to continuing the mOdus yivendi
and the supply of bait TO United States YES
sells. A basis of terms of union was agreed
upon, which the Newfoundland delegates
will submit to their government
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Commander welssert Honorea.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. i1.-National Com
mander Weissert, Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic. and the council OF admins
tration were in session all day for the pur-
pose of selecting dates for the next reunion,
which is TO take place in this city. A re-
ception was rendered the national com
mander at the state house.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
sinrle Tax Men Celebrate.

NEw YORK. Nov. IA dinner to cele-
brate the victory Of Mr. Cleveland and Alr
Stevenson was given 10y the members Of
the Manhattan Single Tax club. Speeches
were made by Henry George, Hon. De Witt
Warner Thomas G. Shearman, Louis +.
Post, Hon W. c. Ellison, A. j. Wolf and
C. t. Y Adams
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
The Proposed New York Bridge.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 1.-THE board OF
nFmy engineer officers have reported to
Secretary Elkins that they see 40 objection
to the erection of the two bridges over the
East river at New York city. The board
recommends that they be not Less than l45
feet high I'm the center and not less than l2O
feet high at the piers
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Legal NOTICES.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, IS: STATE OF
~ Delaware, 20 the Sheriff Of New Castle
Co., Greeting: -. ,,..,
mon C. Autman and Company
CORPORATION Of the State OF Ohio,
~ late of your county corporation,
SO that IL be and appear before the
SEAL ( Judges of our Superior Court. AZ
tl Wilmington. on Monday. the
twenty-eighth day Of November,
next to answer George W. Skaggs
of a plea of trespass on the ease,
And have YOU then there this Writ. Wit
ness the Honorable joseph p. Comegys,
Fsouire. at Wilmington. the First day of
October in the year NJ our LORD one thoubano
eight hundred and nine-tWo.
Issued October 81, lslc. 49,
PETER A. HORTY, Prothonotary.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
ubot the President saws.

WASHINGTON, Nov. H. - Officials and
others who have talked with President
Harrison since the election say that the
presidents utterances have tended to en-
courage them to activity in the work of or
ganizng and strengthening the party. He
wastes 80 time in vain regrets, but is ear
nest in the feeling that more than everthcre
is need for compactncss and unity Of pur
nose is the party.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
/ IUUIIAWNIIUN

EXECUTIVE DEPARrNENT.
Whereas an election was held in the State
Of Delaware on Tuesday, the eighth day uf
November, In the year Of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and ninety-twO. being the
Tuesday next after the first Monday In said
month. In pursuance Of the laws Of the State
OF Delaware In that behalf. FOR tho purpose of
choosing by ballot three electors for the ecc-
tion OF a President and vice President OF
the United States:
And whereas the official certificates or re-
counties of the said state having been duly
received and examined 10y the governor, 10 APP
pears from them that the votes Ia the sad
counties respectfully Tor said electors were
puet as follows.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Arrn.ts NJ N.r rnrl,.

Nrw YORK, Nov. 1.-THE grand jury
concluded their investigation into the
charges Of fraud made by General c. Fl. 7.
Coils against the inspectors Of election at
thc polling place a. 6s Oliver street In.
dictments were found against Timothy r..
.vons and Thomas F. Humphreys. They
were arrested and subsequently rcleafed
ON 81 .O0e bail each.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
The French Crisis.

PARIS, Nov. 1i-In the chamber NJ. Lou
bet and his colleagues were tossed about
pitiably between the Conservatives and
Moderates ON the one side and the Radicals
on the other. The governments attempts
to muzzle the press were denounced rs pal
pable efforts 20 bolster a falling govern
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Tho Rnrstnn River Raging.

NEW BRUNswICK, y. j., Nov. 1.-THE
l,.ty rains started a freshot in the Raritan
river. About 500 feet of the temporary
bridge at Albany street has been carried
away, and the temporary structure at the
Pennsylvania railread bridge has been To-.
tally destroyed. The lower part Of the
town is flooded
Evening journal., 1892-11-17

consultation with Mr. whitney Messrs.
Whitney and Harrity dropped in at the
horse show on the way down town In the
evening Mr.. Harrity went to the reception
at the Catholic club.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
..pro.cstion, the Cry.

BcsToN, Nov. H." Protection VIII be
the watchword Of the Republican party Tor
the next four years The Home Market
club. which has achieved national ropu-
tation. held its annual meeting and sound
ed The lsattle cry Of the party in the coming
n-rind nl onpositiOn.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Congressman chnnin Reslrns.

ALBANY. Nov. 1T.-Congressman Alfred
G. Chaplin has filed his resignation with
the secretary Of state. a congressional
career was not TO Mr.. Chapin's liking.
Governor Flower appointed Mr. Chapin
state railroad commissioner, the position
he now holds
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Linz md star Rnm.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Deyelopments in
the naval court martial trying Assistant
Engineer George W. Danforth, Of the
United States steamer Philadelphia, for al.
legged disobedience Of orders, justify the i'm.
preston which has got abroad that this is
a cline and staff row. Of no mean proper
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
rnrnilnnt Nrnrnr Grant.

NEW YORK, Nov. l1.--Mayor Grant sp-
pointed nine school commissioners, all
males, among them being Joseph A. Goul-
den, who succeeds Mrs. Clara.A. Williams
The mayor said he was not convinced Of
the value Of women in this direction.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
,InttIn Acl,ers Goes Tree.

BELvIDERE, y. j., Nov. 1.-THE trial Of
Miss Matte Ackers, who shot and serious
Is wounded Michael Quinn, telegraph
operator, for running her character and cir.
culating scandalous reports about her, was
ended by a verdict of not guilty.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
4 Die Asvlum Buildinr FnIis.

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE new
Bloomingdale asylum building, 800 feet in
length, collapsed during a storm. Two
stories up the iron pillars were bent and
twisted, and the i2-inch brick centerpillars
were unable To bear the weight upon them.
The architect was D. Brown Lord, of New
York
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Miss Matnxen Has smalInon.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 1.-THE smallpox
epidemic at the General hospital continues
unabated. Miss MetoXen, the trained nurse
who attended Platt, the first patient, has
been taken with the malady, making the
eighth case since the disease first appeared.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Our Commissioner pIned.

LONDON, Nov. l7-United States Senator
Jones, President Cannon, of the Chase
National bank and Director Leech, OF
the United States mint, all Of the United
States commission to the monetary con
ference in Brussels, were dined by Sir VIII.
liam Harcourt.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
me Cnntured q main.

Fort WAYNE, Ind, Nov. l7-Tclograms
were sent along the line of the pennsyl-
vania to arrest a man who had possession
of train No ] with a revolver When the
train reached this oity the police, after a
desperate struggle, captured the man, who
gave his name as Henry kaufman, and
said he was "a hotel porter living at Del
phos o.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
The vatican AT washington.

ROME, Nov. 17.-As soon as Mr. Cleve-
lands administration shall have been in
auguratsd in Washington the vatican will
open negotiations for the establishment of
a special I nited States legation and the re-
ception at Washington of papal nuncio.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
s,mpath, FOR Professor smith.

CINClNNATI, Nov. I5.-Great feeling was
manifested i'm behalf Of Professor smith in
his trial for heresy here IN vote taken on
an objection during the proceedings by the
moderator.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Bu0aio Democrats Give Up.

BUFFALO Nov. 1.-THE Democrats have
given up and acknowledge the election OF
both Qunhy and Emerson, the Republican
candidates for district attorney ana super
intondent of education
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Contract Taborers Protest.

NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-Twenty-three Of
the Belgian glassblowers detained on Ellis
island have appealed TO the Belgian consul
protesting against their return Secretary
Foster will further investigate the case.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
GenernI RntIer nInIctcd.

Boston, Nov. 17-In the supreme court
Judge Holmes rendered decision that
General b. f. Butler must pay the G. T.
Jewett Publishing company $500, with
two years interest added, for breach Of
contract with the company 20 publish his
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Ncnernl T,n,ecrnn, Relter.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 15-General Rose
Grams, register Of the treasury, is much
better and his dangerous symptoms have
disappeared.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Nnndhnry,s shortnge ala.saf.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. l7.-Thomas IT,
Simms, special master ia chaneery, filed his
report in the case Of the state against the
bondsmen of eXsState Treasurer Woodruff.
Woodruff s shortage is fixed at Si3,s51.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
rnrmer Adams sentenced.

NEWCASTLE. Pa, Nov. 17.-Judge Hazen
sentenced Farmer Adams the man who
placed Instructions on the Fort Wayne
track at Enon, TO pay "A fine of $500 and
undergo imprisonment in the penitentiary
for four years and six months.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
seized I'M Neutral Wnters.

OTTAWA, Nov 1.-THE department Of
marine and fisheries has received addition
al atlidayits that the Canadian sealers
seized 10y a Russian warship were hunting
in neutral waters. This testimony will be
forwarded to tue imperial government.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
rnr Ynrk,. pnhllc Rnlldlng.

WAsHINGTON, Nov. 1f.-GeOrgeS. NiAger,
of York, Pa, has been awarded the con.
tract (si,9SD for building the stone work
and basement story Of the public building
at York Pa.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Mann cnnner to snsceed Nnpnmnl.er.

NASHVILLE, Nov. lJ.-Southern Demo
Gratis will make an effort to have Colonel
Duncan B. Cooper proprietor of The
Daily American, of this city, appointed
postmaster general Of the United States as
a reward for his good work in the recent
campaign.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Tennessee,s GubernatorIaI Predicamel

NASHVILLE. Nov. lit looks as II, after
hard fight TO defeat him, Governor Hu-
chanan will be governor fortwo more years.
Govenor-elect Peter Turner is now dan
gerously in. The constitution says the
governor shall keep his seat until another
has been inaugurated, or if the latter dies
he shall appoint his successor. Tuney has
not been inaugurated, and therefore II he
dies Buchanan will remain in the govern
Or's chair another term.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
New Jcrscv Odd FeIlows Meet.

TRENTON, Nov. 1.-THE Grand Lodge Of
New Jersey, J. o. o. f., began its annual
session in Masonic temple The reports
read show that eight new lodges have been
chartered during the year. The moneys
paid out for relief aggregated sl2i,6l7.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
ni~ nnIiord I,aII Burrlory.

CHICAGO. Nov. l1-The store Of the c.
G. Akam Manufacturing company was
robbed OF nearly 2lO sets Of ivory billiard
balls. valued At ninety dollars per set, or
4 enn in al
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
rnrlcr nI.chnrros pslron.

WASHINGTON, Nov. superintendent
OF Census Robert =. Porter this morning
discharged Ivan Petrof, the special agent
who prepares the reports for the tenth and
eleventh ceususes.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
DIorc smalInox AZ New YORK.

NEW YoIK, Nov 17.-Three new cases Of
SMALLPOX have been discovered here. The
patients were all removed to Hoffman
Island
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nnrnn nf iho sen1 poncher..

WASHINGTON, Nov II. - Mr.. Tingle,
agent of the North American Commercial
company, declares that during the season
boachers killed and secured 10000 seai and
destroyed 100000 more that they did not Sc
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
Tho Gable station Gutted.

JERSEY CITY, New IA crossed wire
set fire 60 the Western Unions Hudson
river cable station az the Pennsylvania
ferry in this city, and in less than an hour
the building was gutted.
Evening journal., 1892-11-17
This Date in History-Nov. II.

This Date in History-Nov. II.
t682- Columbus. once more 90
convinced that he was on
an island and that the i@'8'
great khan and his rich ~. "a
regions were far away, de- ~ "A
cided to explore toward &-SE-f
the southeast ia hope Of = ~ 80
finding gold and some more
direct course to ihe main MACDONALD.
land of India
l7Gj-Etienne jacques Joseph Alexandra Mac
donald. Bonaparic's marshal, born al SAN
cerro France; died 1870.
lsi3-phfip ". Ottorbein, founder Of the OF
torbcin Mcthodisis, died IN Balumore'
born iie6.
lsfi-Thc packet shir Empire foundered al
New orleans and "a lives we're lost.
ls0O-Guatemala and salvador signed a treaty
of peace. Captain O'shea secured di-
vorce from his wife. who soon after mar
ried the correspondent, Parneh.