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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
a REVIVAL OF MooNsaININa.

IL Comes From Belief That the Reve-
nue. Laws Are Doomed.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 26.-The revival Of
moonshining is one Of the developments OF
the Piedmont region. 1t springs from tive
causes. The defeat of the party In power
in the recent election has created
an impression that the revenue laws
will be wiped out, end that in con.
sequence, every man can do what
he pleases with his own apples. The
revenue officers In turn have become de-
moralized. They know that their Jobs, al
the outside, can only last six months longer
Their chief concern, therefore, is to make
friends rather than enemies and to look out
for something else to do before the hour OF
want stareS them in the face
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CENTRAL'SLOAN CALLED.
THE MUTUAL LIFE DEMANDS PAY
MENT OF THE S7oo.ooQ

President Conner Expected North to
Look Into the Matter-1he Loan
Made simultaneously With the
Speyer Loan but Not Taken Care OF
by Hollins 81 90.
New YORK. Nov. 26.-The Mutual In
surauce Company has called its loan of
100000 made to the Georgia Central Rail-
road Company. The loan was made at
same time that the 50, 500. 600 loans was
made by Speyer g. Co. The latter loan was
recently assumed by d. B. Hollins, but the
100000 loan was not President Conner is
coming north to look into the matter.
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CLEVELAND IN POOR LUCK.
he Makes Another Trip to the Blinds
But Finds Ducks Scarce.

he Makes Another Trip to the Blinds
But Finds Ducks Scarce.
ExMoRE, VA, Nov. 6.-President-elect
Cleveland had breakfast at $50 O'Clock this
morning. The biting NORTHWEST wind had
completely subsided during the night aud
daylight came with clear sky and con-
siderably moderated temperature. Every
thing appeared So favorable for duck shoot.
ing that it was determined TO defer the cons
templated visit TO Squire Upshur's planta-
tion In search of partrdges At 6 o'clock
MIR. Cleveland started for the blinds
Mr.. Cleveland returned at noon, having
but poor luck, ducks being scarce. When
the Sunshine was leaving her landing Capt
johnson, in charge of the United States life
saving crew. caused the stars and stripes to
be run up on the mast of the station, The
little steamer Immediately responded by
raising the national emblem, Mr.. Cleveland
assisting in pulling up the flag, He is in ex-
cellent health
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PHELPS SPEECH,

Secretary Foster Doubts the Accuracy
of the Report.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The cable dis
patch from Berlin announcing that United
States Minister William Walter Phelps had
excited general astonishment in Germany
by making an ill-advised speech eulog1zing
the policy and present opinions of Prince
bismarck, and by inference condemning
the policy of the government of the Ger
man emperor, to which he is accredited.
Wes received at the state department with
as much "astonishnentn as the alleged
speech is said to have caused in Germany.
Secretary of State Foster openly expressed
lncredulity as to the accuracy of the res
port
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
A BRIDEGROOM IN A RAGE.

Selling His Revolvers he Fire Into a
Party of Merrymekers.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 26.-There was a
tragedy enacted at an old country belling
last night. three miles from this city.
Armed with revolvsrs an indignant BRIDE
groom, MacNold, repelled the bellsrs and
what was intended for fun only ended in
bloodshed. The party was composed of
young men and women with horns, dish
pans, etc. Two men were shot by the BRIDE
groom, one OF whom may die. MacNold
WAS arrnatad
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COAL GREEK STILL GARRlsoNBD.

Gen. And erson Thinks a New Outbreak
by the Miners Possible
NASHVILLE, TENN. Nov. 26.-Gen. Kel-
lar Anderson, commandant of the garrison
of state troops at Coal Creek. after spend
ing several days in Nashville, returned last
night to his post. He was asked yesterday
II he anticipated any more trouble and re-
piled: ~ cannot tell. l get it from
what seems TO be reliable sources that the
miners are organizing and that they swear
that the convicts shall be sent back before
Judge Turney becomes governor. They
think that If she convicts are not at the
mines when he enters upon his official
duties that he will not send them back. 1t
is understood also that great many miners
refuse to join this organization
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
A DoUBLs TRAGEDY.

A Man Shot Dead by a Gun BE Was
Striking q Negro With.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Nov. 26-A pes
culiar double tragedy occurred at Summer
vile. Ga. this evening. A young man named
Wooten, son of prominent citizen, became
engaged in q quarrel with negro and
struck him over the head with a shotgun.
The weapon was discharged, the load strik-
ing Wooten in the side, killing him in-
stantly. The skull of the negro was fract-
ured and he will die.
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GELpINGs IN A RAOR.

Baby Wins Three Out of Rive Heats
From Wax-Heavy Betting.
NEW York, Nov. 26.-In weather any
thing but favorable to spoed, the 2-mile-
heat match between the chestnut Gelding
Baby C2:2214l and the black gelding Wax
2;26h0 was decided this afternoon at
Fleetwood park in the presence Of many
members and visitors. The stakes we're
81 600 side. Steward Nealing was stake
holder for bets made during the race of
nearly $4,000. The following is a sum-
mary:
Baby y...................... al /
Wax..........,. .......-.....,.,..,1
Time 4:5S, 4:56, 4:541S. 4:6415. 4:5416.
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EvICTIoNs IMPENDING.

William O'Brien Appeals to John
Morley to Prevent Them.
LONDON. Nov. 26.-William O'Brien, the
Irish nationalist. who represents Cork city
in the House of Commons, has written a
letter, which is published to-day, 10 which
he vehemently protests against evictions of
tenants that are impending upon several
estates In the counties OF Sligo and Mayo.
lie makes strong appeal to John Morley
to prevent the ''sordid, wicked business :"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
a DULL DAY IN THE LEGISLATURE
Ex-Gov. Taylor Makes a Speech to the
Members of the House

Ex-Gov. Taylor Makes a Speech to the
Members of the House.
ATLANTA, GA. Nov. 90. - Elk. Gov.
Taylor Of Tennessee was the principal feat
ure Of to-day's session of the House, the
Senate not being in session at all. The
genial ex-governor was brought from the
gallery and pressed into making speech to
the House, which was so highly entertain
ing that the members could not get down
to cold routine work again at its conclu-
like cannon shot. Previous to the in
vasion Of Gov. Taylor, however, the House
did hard work for an hour and half reads
ing bills second time and receiving the
reports of committees. The governor and
legislative COMMITTEES which went 20 Chicago
TO take look at the worlds fair is expected
TO return early Monday morning.
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BANK ROBBERS eAaaep.

They Had Dug Under the Vault When
the Discovery Was Made.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. 26.--Crooks
at johnson City. in Upper East Tennessee,
were foisd IN an attempt to burglarize the
Wautauga bank at that place last night.
Four men named Crouch, MoGray. Camp
bell and Orr had dug under the vault Of
the bank when discovered. The men are in
iaiI at ,Tonesboro
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To Hang for a Brutal Crime

COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. 26.-Gov. Till
man tonight refused TO interfere in the case
of Wade Haynes, convicted of murder, aud
he will hang on Dec. 20 next. Haynes is a
negro IS years old, aud his crime was the
attempted assault and the murder of Miss
Florence Horribly, village belle who lived
three miles from Columbia. The evidence
was entirely circumstantiaI, nobody having
seen the deed committed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
Clsws and the Terminal.

NEW YoRE, Nov. 26.--Henry Clews.:: who
represents the majority OF the stockholders
OF the Richmond Terminal, has written a
letter to President Oakman demanding an
immediate and thorough investigation of
what he terms "monstrous deal" that
made Richmond Terminal stock shrink in
value SAT, 600, 900. He urges that the Geor-
gia Central deal be made test case.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
A BIG BODY OF SILVER GRE.

The Owner Hxpects 20 Realize $40 q
Ton for 100000 Tons.
SILVER CITY, N. NJ, Nov. 26.-At Lone
mountain, about ten miles southeast OF this
city, the largest body OF silver ore ever
struck In New Mexico is being opened. 10
is believed that $50 per ton will be the aver~
age OF the 500 600 tons Of ore whlch have
been recently taken out. John Brockman
Of this city Is the owner of the property.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
Rate Cutting at Memphie.

MEMPHIS. TENN, Nov. 26.--Ths Menu
phis Passenger Association has collapsed
and as a consequence rates on all trunk
lines leading out OF the city are demoral~
ized. The cutting Of rates commenced In
earnest to-day.
CUTTING AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The PennsyIvania
road Is busy these days making and mees-
ing reduced rates.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
Chitral's sovereign Slain,

LONDON, Nov. ga Calcutta dispatch
to the Times says that Arzul Mulk, the
reigninR sovereign of Chitral, and his
youngest brother, have been murdered by
Sher Afzul Khan, brother OF the late ruler
of Chitral. Sher Afzul Khan had been ex-
lied from Chitral.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
on Guard Aeainst Train Ropbers

DENIsoN, TEX, Nov. 28.-The officials of
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
have received what they consider reliable
intelligence that an attempt will be made to
hold up passenger trains In Indian Terri
tory. A guard of ten armed men has been
placed on each passenger train 10 the Serri-
tory between Denison and Parsons.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
Four Drowned,

RALEIGH, N. c.. Nov. GA schooner
capsized at Brooks landing on Thursday
night. OF the six men on board four
persisted, while the other two, Hayward
Dove and Erwin Freen, were
rescued yesterday in terrible con-
dition. The four victims we're G.. E.
Richards, William Willoughby, Henry
Gaylor and a boy, whose name is not known.
Their bodies were rescued.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
Vote of Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock. ARK, Nov. 26-Secre-
tary Of State Chism has received the official
vote OF every county in the state, except
Mississippi county. The total vote for
President was as follows: Cleveland, S7,057
Harrison, 46. 359; Weaver, 1881; Bidwell,
/ $40: Cleveland's majority over all, q, ,527.
Mississippi county's vote will increase Cleve-
lands majority to 2S.U00.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
A New Comet Diecoveres

BOSTON, MASS, Nov. ga cable mes.
sage received tonight from European union
astronomers announces the discovery OF a
faint comet by mir. Freeman of Brighton,
Eng. Its position on Nov. "a. Greenwich
mean time, was right ascension o. 80 deolln-
alton north 800 g. 1t has a motion directly
south three degrees daily. 1t is about six
degrees south of the Holmes comet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
A BItter Feeling in venezuela.

New YORK, Nov. 26.-rhe Red "Dn
line steamship Caracas arrived at quarantine
late last night from La Guayra, Venezuela.
From one Of the passengers 1t was learned
that the feeling against Capt. Chambers on
account of his refusal to deliver ex-9ov.
Mijares Of Caracas over to the authorities
was still very bitter.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
FRANCES BIG SCANDAL.

The Chamber of Deputies the soeue
OF Another xcitinR Debate.
PARIS, Nov. 26-There was another OK
citing scene in the Chamber OF Deputies to.
day over the Panama canal scandal. The
statement of NJ. Drumont. editor of La
Ltbre Parole, was read, In which he re-
fused to give testimony before the oommis-
sion, unless liberated from the penalty
which he is undergoing. This statement
aroused indignant discussion. Several
speakers declared. amid cheers, that II M.
dc Lahaye should not prove his charges he
ought TO be expelled from the chamber.
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Crisp at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Speaker Crisp
arrived tonight, and, with his family, went
to his old quarters at the Metropolitan
hotel. He has nothing to add to his recent
interview for publication. He goes to New
York and expects to see President-elect
Cleveland before congress meets. He ex-
poets no general legislation at the coming
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
GEORGIA AND THE FAIR.

GOV. Northen Says it Will be a Dis
grace If the State Makes no Exhibit.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The members of tho
Georgia committee who visited the worlds
fair grounds yesterday express themselves
almost TO man In favor of a Georgia ex-
hloit at the fair. Gov. Eorthen said this
morning that it would be a disgrace to
Georgia to be not represented, and that
tnere was no use in talking, the state should
and N ust have an exhibit hara
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Brads;reet' on the CROPS.

NEW YoRK, Nov 26. 6.-Brddstreet's COM
menting on the statement that the cotton
crop will be only 6,500,O00 bales. says; cit
will perhaps be as we'll TO await full par
ticulars as to the probable size Of the cot
ton crop Of 1892, which Brddstreet's hopes to
be able TO make public inside Of a month. y
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A Puhlic RuiIding Contract.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The contract
for the erection and completion of the pub
lilo building er Paris. Tex, has been
awarded to Anderson Bros. OF st. Louis.
Mo-. at S45. .97e.
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BLOB, BUT DIED IN A CELL.

A Cousin of Mrs. Robert r. Lincoln
Dies a Convict.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 26.--John Jefferson
Harlan. q cousin of Mrs. Robert 7. Lincoln,
and nephew of Senator Harlan. died in the
Ohio penitentiary this morning. He was
convicted OF perjury about three years agos
He died of paralysis, superinduced by
softening of the brain. He was worth
over. $50, 600 In his own right
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COSTA EIcA's FLOODS.
The Face of the Country Changed by
the Incessant DownDour.

4he race OF the Country Changed by
the lncessant Downpour.
PANAMA, Nov. 26.-The republic Of Costa
Rica continues to be swept by destructive
floods. Not only have many lives been lost
and much property destroyed, but the face
OF the landscape is being changed in many
places by the vast volumes OF water precip-
itated upon hill and valley and plain. The
foundations OF mountains have been sspped
by the II DDS, aud enormous laudslides have
filed ravines and covered fertile levels
with rocks and gravel Hundreds of natives
have seen their homes wiped out and their
little patches Of cultivated land ohliterated.
while many planters have seen coffee planta-
tions, which II took years OF care and cap-
ital to start, utterly destroyed.
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Rain Procured by Concussion.

BAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. 26.--The exs
periments of the rainmakers, which were
begun here yesterday afternoon by Prof.
Dyrenforth and his party, were kept up
until o'clock this morning The result
demonstrated the success of the theory OF
producing rain by means Of eoncussion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
London's Big Fire.

LONDON, Nov. 26.-An extensive fire
occurred in London to-day. A dock ware
house, 200 feet by 100 and six floors la hight,
was entirely destroyed. The floors were
filled with coffee, choice bark and other
valuable goods, and the aroma Of burning
coffee spread far throughout the city.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
Choynsbi Knocks out Fallon.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 26-Four thousand
people saw Joe GChoynskI knock out Jack
Fallon, "the Brooklyn strong boy" in four
rounds at the Ariel Athletic Club Tonight.
Fallon was not in good condition.
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Carolina.s Youngest Indrs

COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. 26.-The Iegisla-
ture to-day elected Ernest Gary OF Edge
field judge Of the Fifth circuit. He will be
the youngest judge on the bench, being but
q little over 30. He is reform democrat.
w. A. Neal Of Anderson, also a reform
democrat, was elected superintendent OF the
state penitentiary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
NicaraRua's Canal.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 26.-In the
etate Senate to-day a memorial asking con-
gTess to adopt measures to promote the
carly completion Of the Nicaragua canal
aud its control by the United States was
adopted by unanimous vote.
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Rank Rohbers Captnrad.

TACOMA, WASH, Nov. 26. Three of the
five robbers who robbed the Rosyln Wash. J
Bank of $4,000 last September have been
captured. The prisoners give their names
as Peter Malcolbs, Mason Huntington and
Halstead Smith. A posse is now ia pursuit
of the balance of the gang.
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LynchinR Feared.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 26. - Last
Wednesday night Henry Warren, an aged
colored man, was foully murdered near
Greenwood, Abbevils county. To-day
Winston Morton, also co1ored, was arrested
for the crime and lodged in the station
house at Greenwood. Lynching Is feared.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
A Blockade of Corn.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-The Picdynns's
Laredo, Crex.. special says: 1T is only five
days until the duty Of corn in Mexico
will be re-estabished, and yes there are
nearly thousand cars OF corn blocked
up here awaiting shipment.
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Counting up the Votes

DEs MONIES, IA, Nov, 26.-Iowa-s official
vote complete is: Harrison, 2l9. .27S; Cleye-
land, 196,40S Weaver, 2O,616; Bidwell
6,322.
INDIANA GIVES 7,0S5.
INDIANAPoLIs, IND, Nov. 26.-Mr. Cleve-
lands official plurality in Indiana is 1885
votes
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Ives Scoops q Railroad.

CHICAGO, Nov. ga dispatch from Gin
einnah says it comes from the very lest
authority that Henry S. Ives has secured
control of the Ohio southern railroad, not
Wlthstanding the denial of President Saul.
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Pensions can for $1ee,ae1.a $50.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The Secretary
OF The Interior to-day transmitted to the
secretary OF the Treasury the estimates re-
CURED to pay pensions for the next fiscal
year. The sum of Sl66, S3l 1850 will be neces-
sary A deficiency Of $40, sos, ,62l for PEN
hons Is asked for this year
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AIexander H. wyatt DYING.

NEW YoBK, Nov. 26.-Alexander II.
Wyatt, the great American painter Of land
scapes, is dying Of softening Of the brain OF
the age of 81, in this city.
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Lieut.. Col. jackson Dying.

ATLANTA, Ca. Nov. 26.-Lieut. Col
Jackson of the Fourth artillery. United
States army, lies at the point of death at
Fort McPherson,. He was major general
of volunteers in the civil war and is one of
the best known men In the army. He is
universally known by his war title Gen.
jackson
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NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The exports of
gold from New York for the week ending
to-day as officially reported at the custom
house we're $675, 1866; silver $6S0,200 The
imports of gold we're S312, 1876; silver S69, ,212.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
A Freight Rate War.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Nov. ga cut
of one>halt the regular freight rates of the
Pacific mail steamship line on freight to
Champerico, San Jose de Guatemala and
La Liberrad is announced 10 commence on
Dec 5. The cut is occasioned by the oom-
petition Of Spanish American steamships
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Beat Her Child TO Death.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. 26.--Kate Green
(colored) beat her l3-year-old daughter to
death to-day for telling her that a neighbor
wanted to buy lottery ticket, the child's
object being to run off and play.
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MURRAY GETS THE cRRTIFICArE
The State Board Declares Him Elected
by Forty Votes.

The State Board Declares Him ELECTED
by Forty Votes.
COLUMBIA. 8. g., Nov. 26-The state
board of canvassers tonight completed
their two days hearing of the contested
election OF Gen. K. w. Noise. the demo-
cratic candidate for congress from the
Seventh Tor black district, by George W.
Murray, a negro republican. The certificate
of election is given TO Murray by forty votes
only, the total being: Noise, 1885; Murray,
4,995. The face of the other returns as sent
up by the county board gave Murray little
moro than $500 votes Over / ZOO of Muir
rays votes, thrown out as illegal on account
of the size Of the ballots, were counted in.
1t is intimated that the state board allowed
partisanship in state affairs to influence ID,
and its action has created political sensa-
tiOn.
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Played Foot Ball in the snow.

LEXINGTON, VA, Nov. 26.-The cades
eleven of the Virginia Military Institute
defeated the State college eleven Of Lexing-
ton, KY. The SCORE was "a TO o. The
grounds. which were covered with two
Inches Of snow, had to be swept in order to
play the game.
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Forged HIS Fathers Name.

CHICAGO, Nov 26.-John @. Langdon,
the 16-year-old son of S. P. Langdon OF
Philadelphia, Pa, is locked up for forging
his fathers name for 5000. He has been
cutting a swell here Oh the money.
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SENATOR Kenna's lllness.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Senator Kenna
of West Virginia is suffering from heart
troubles and last night was extremely i'll.
His friends here are much concerned about
the ultimate result OF his present illness.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
A lie Game at Boston.

Boston, MASS, Nov. 26 Six to six was
the score Of the great foot ball game be-
tween the Harvard and Yale freshmen
elevens on Jarvis field, Cambridge, this
afternoon. The day was a perfect one for
foot ball aud 5000 persons we're present.
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Burglars Blow opsn a safe.

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-The safe Of the r. J.
Cunning Sign Companywas blown open lase
night aud its contents stolen. The amount
Of money taken is not known, but IL il
thought II will reach up into the thousands.
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Carried OF bv Consumption.

CAMILLA, Ca, Nov. 26.-This morning
William J. Griffen OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
died at the hotel here, where he has been
since his arrival last Thursday. He was a
consumptive and came here for his health.
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NO Meantime nt Brnaaala.

BRUSSELS. Nov. 26.-No meeting of the
international monetary conference was held
to-day, the adjournment yesterday being
until Monday
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Murder in a Turkey Blind.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 26.-Louis Smelling
is under arrest suspected of the murder OF
Archibald Harl In turkey blind on
Wednesday near FrederlcksburR.
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Fears Of a Clash Of Races.

MILAN, TENN, Nov. ga race war is
liable to break out in this county. caused
by shooting scrape last night, Grant Har-
rison (white) being shot by colored boy.
The excitement Is at fever heat.