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Went Rnsane at Sea.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 19.-On the voy-
age of the steamer DeRuyter, which ar
rived here yesterday from Antwerp,
Captain J. J. Bradens became insane.
His malady developed so rapidly that
under officers had to place him in con-
fnement and assume command. He
believed himself immensely wealthy,
and delivered long discourses to his
PRESENTS pres n 'u of estates estates, ships. incIuding
the DeRuyter, and amounted thou
sands in money. Capt. Bradens is about
80 years old, and has been with the
Netherlands Line for many years.
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NOVEL HAUL BY ROBBERS.
Fifteen Thousand Dollars Worth of Billiard
Balls Stolen at Chicago,

DoiiS SlUICli al SHtLoSO'
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. 16.-Fifteen thous-
and dollars worth of billiard balls is the
novel plumber that the G. G. Akam
Manufacturing Company loses by rob-
berry. Between $50 and 200 sets Of the
worries were taken. Though not made
public by the police until to-day,
the robbery occurred Saturday night
while the big Democratic torchlight
parade and ratification were in progress.
The thieves had little difficulty remov
ing large pane of glass from the rear
of she store and passing out the valuable
boxes of billiard bolls. Several men
appear TO have been Implicated
and they seem to have utilized
horse and wagon in systematically
carrying out their task. The only clue
to the perpetrators came in the arrest
of man to-day giving the name Of
William Anderson, trying to- SELL
to saloon-keepers for SIS, six
teen balls worth $500. Anderson
claims to, be- a stranger in Chicago
out of work, and says man with whom
he is acquainted offered him 81 to dis
pose Of the balls. The robbery is the
largest haul made in Chicago for years,
and the police department is much
stirred uD over the affair.
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MUTINY IN A PRISON.

Desperate Uprising in g Spanish Peniten n
ttary-rwenty-fiva Convicts Shot.
MADRID, Nov. 16.-During the past
year several outbreaks among convicts
have occurred in prisons IN various
parts Of the country. To-day the most
serious of the series occurred in the
prison at Tarragona, and nine of the
convicts were killed.
The convicts have been d1ssatis6e
With their treatment for some time. az
formed plan for general Jail delivery.
are allowed considerable freedom with
in the walls, and this practice allowed
them in this case to carry their plan out.
Shortly after the prisoners were re-
leased from their cells this morning,
they mutinied. At signal from their
leader, they sprang upon the wardens.
who we're taken completely by surprise,
and soon overpowered. The convicts
then had full possession Of the prison,
with the exception of the quarters oc-
cupied by the governor.
Before they could secure the keys
that would give them their freedom the
governor sent an urgent appeal for aid
to the military authorities, who prompt
ly responded by sending q detachment
of troops to the scene. When the
soldiers arrived they found ma
jority of the convlcts assembled in
the courtyard. The commander of the
troops called upon the prisoners to re-
turn to their cells, but he was greeted
with oaths and derisive, yells. Again he
ordered them to go back. The con-
Ixyh y4.Ith
all manner of things that could
be used as weapons, again
refused to obey, and in q
body advanced upon the soldiers,
their actions and their enraged faces
showing that they meant mischief. The
rifles Of the soldiers were loaded with
ball cartridges and as the convicts moved
towards them orders we're rapidly
given for them to fire. The order Yves
obeved.
Before the smoke had cleared away
the oonvicts were upon the soldiers, and
a desperate hand-to-hand fight fol-
lowed. The convicts sought to Wrest
the weapons from the soldiers, but in
this they were not successful. If
they had been, they possibly
and made their escape. Acting
under orders from their commander
some of the soldiers retreated from the
struggling, yelling mass Of humanity
and reloaded their guns. Then, await
ing an opportunity when there was no
danger Of hitting comrade, they
would fire upon the convicts.
A perfect pandemonium reigned for
time, but finally most of the convicts
were subdued and driven, still cursing,
back to their cells. Nine of the mutt
neers, however, had been shot dead and
sixteen others were seriously wounded.
The affair has caused great excitement
in the city. and it is demanded that the
privileges of the convicts be curtailed.
While the fight was proceeding within
the walls close watch was kept by the
police on the outside, and it was found
the convicts had made arrangements to
receive outside aid in their attempt to
gain their freedom. A close investiga-
ton will be made into the causes.
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DULUTH MAN MISSING.
John *. Shaw Disappears Mysterioasl
at Minneapolis.

John *. Shaw Disappears Mysterioasly
at Minneapolis.
DULUTH. Mimi, Nov l6.-John K,
Shaw, prominent Dulnthian, formerly
city assessor and O. leader in St. Louis
County Democracy has been missing,
since last Saturday frosn his offices in.
Minneapolis. He resigned the city
assessorship here about three months
ago to accept the state agency Of
Providence Savings Life Insurance Com
pany, with Offices i'm Minneapolis. His
family has several detectives searching
for him. His, books have been thor
eughly examined In Minneapolis, aad
everything is perfectly correct. 1t is
though he is insane. Mr.. Shaw was a.
Democratic Candidate for mayor Of Du-
lnth in 1890
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MIJARES IN NEW YORK.
The Fugitive Venezuela Official Arrives on
the Philadelphia.


New YORK. Nov. 1S.-The Red Line
steamer Philadelphia arrived at her dock
at O'Clock this morning from Curacao
and Venezuelan ports. Pedro Vicente
Mliares. ex-governor of Caracas, the
capital of Venezuela, was on board. AS
the Venezuelan authorities had de-
handed the surrender of the ex-
governor after he had gone on
board the PHILADELPHIA, and Capt.
Chambers refused to give him up on
the advice of the American minister at
La Guayara, the Venezuelan au-
thorities would not give clear
ance papers to the steamer.
The steamer sailed without them, hay
ing obtained consular papers ex--
planning the case. It was supposed
that there would be trouble for the
steamer when she reached this port
and that customs authorities would
not allow her entry as she
came without clearance papers from the
was reported also that ex-Gov. Mijares
would be arrested as soon as he landed
on the dock.
Senior Mijares was not arrested. DR..
II. Riva Saldivia, consul-general of Vene-
zue!a, said that he had no intention of
causing the ex-governors arrest. 1t is
probable that Capt. Chambers will have
some trouble in getting entry papers
from the customlhouse. Although the
steamer is at her dock she cannot dis
charge her cargo until she is entered at
the custom house.
Deputy Collector Gunner, who Is in
charge of the navigation bureau, said
to-day i've would not enter the vessel
without instructions from Washington.
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MILWAUKEE in 1T ONCE MORE.
Another Big Fire, Causing Loss of
$50. 900 in. the Cream City.

Another Big Fire, Causing Loss of
$15O,OoO in the Cream City.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 17.-Hardly
had darkness settled over the city last
night before the heavens were lighted
by the flames from another disastrous
fire. A little before o'clock fire was
discovered in the rear of the building
occupied by the Koch & Leber Com
pany, dealers in woodenware. on the
corner Of West Water and ely bourn
streets, and before it could be STAYED
property valued at $150.O0O had been
destroyed. So rapid was the Roadway
which the fire gained that for a while it
looked as if the entire block on West
Water Street between Fowler and ely
bourn streets would be burned. Prompt
work on the part OF the fire department,
however, confined the fire to the three
stores occupied by the Koch & Lnber
COMPANY, although adjacent buildings
water
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STARTER CHIYN SHOT DOWN.
The WeII-known Horseman Wounded at
East ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 16.-Col. Jack
Chinn, the well-known horse starter.
was shot at the East st. Louis track
yesterday afternoon by Officer D..
Anthony, of the track police force.
CHM was under contract to act as
starter for the East Side track, but
some time ago went to Chicago to
officiate at Hawthorne. He returned
yesterday, drunk and abusive. An at
tempt was made to eject him from the
track and he drew knife. Two police
men attempted to disarm him. He was
about to break away when Anthony
appeared and shot the starter IN
the face. Chlnn was a desperate
man and had been shot and stabbed
number of times. He formerly oper-
ated a gam bling house at st. Paul.
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David T. oooN sunday Schoolat1
age of seventeen in the West Diyisio, I,
Chicago, and for four years folIo%
taught most of the time in two or
schools each Sabbath.
The fire of 1871 was the begirn,,
his mission and Sunday school wors
the North Side. His field was on,
the toughest and poorest of the bn.
district. Here, in German tbeatora
beer-hall, he organized "Evervbo5s|
Mission" afterwards removed ~
building of it's own. With an ats
ance of $50 to $50, he sustained Il
school for five years without the sid
church or society.
Besides this, he has since orcsr,
and superintendent North Avepue N
sion, Lake View Mission, Lake W
Union Sunday schools in Chicago o.
the Sunday-school connected with Gr
Church in Elgin, ILL.,, besides Sewn
smaller schools.
His first publications were issued
his own Sunday-schools alone Np,
boring Sunday schools, appreciaf
the value of these helps, became
first subscribers. Soon Mr.. Cock Al
covered that his were not the On
schools that needed more and hem
literature than they could afford to b
at the prices then existing, and resov
to make it his life work to place in \
hands of the Sunday-school children
the land an abundance of the very tA
literature at the lowest possible pry
He was met at the very outsetF
almost insurmountable obstacles Al
lively opposition; but the obstacles al
opposition only furnished Zest, for he
man of purpose, and it has beenv
said Of him, "his indomita bic energyt
mands instrumental bic obstacles. I'll
his purpose was good and wise is prov
by the way he has been supported.
1t is seventeen years since he isa
his first publication, and there is Nd
scarcely q village Or hamlet in the la
where they are not known and us
He employs regularly six assod
editors and some sixty writers, rep
senting some of the ablest Suni
school talent in the land.
Among those who know him pers
ally he is always recognized as an
of strong Christian character, EI
teal worker i'm the church, Sm
school and temperance cause, ami
warm friend Of missions, both Id
and foreign.
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Result OF Election in North Dakota

q.
FARGO, N. D., Nov. 16.-A complste
list of the nembers-elees of the aew
legislature shows the Republicans will
Rave on joint ballot, 81; Democrats, q;
straight independents, Il; Democratic
Independents, 5; Republican hde-
pendents, 2. The Senate stands: Re-
publicsns. 10; Democrats, 2; Independ-
en1s, 3. The House stands: Republic
ans, SO; Democrats, 13s Independents,
5; Democratic Independents, 5; Bepub-
iIcan independents, 3 There are likely
to be several contestants on the. mem
bers of the House which may change
the Republican majority into a minor
ity. Foar or fAve members have less
thon dozen plurality on the. face Of
the returns.
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HAZELLON FOR JUDGE,

Anxious to Go Upon the District of Col
am bIa Bench.
WAsHINGToM D. c., Nov. 16-There is
o movement on foot to induce the Presi-
dent to name George c. HazeltoH> for
merry member of Congress from. Wis
consin, to one of the existing vacancies
upon the bench of the supreme court OF
the District of Columbia. The9e are
two Of the vacancies, and as the apoins-
ments are for lie they are naturally
greatly sought after. Mr.. HazeLten is at
present the attorney for the District OF
Coiumhla
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Canada Has a Word to Saw.

VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. 16.-Maj. Sher-
wood, of the Dominion police, has re-
turned from the north and west coasts
by the government steamer Quada.
with, it is said, conclusive proof that
Maj. Williams, a special officer of the
United States Treasury Department. in
huenced the Indians to make state
ments supporting the American preten-
sions regarding the seal fisheries.
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SWIFT TO BE TRIED.
The Case of the Chicago Packer to Go
Into Court,

WASHINGTON D. c. Nov. 16.-The Chi
cago millionaire beef packer, G. F..
Swift, is to be tried in a United States
court. There are cases pending in the
Chicago district against Swift and the
various members and agents of his firm
for violations of the Interstate COM
merce law, and word has come from the
United States district attorneys office
in Chicago that the trial will be begun
within week or ten days. This is not
only contrary to the expectations of
railroad men and the public in general,
but it is alike startling to the principals
thamsolVas
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New AamDShipe's Governor.

CONCORD, N. H., nov. 16.-On.eial re-
tll1ras to the secretary of state give
s1nish (Rep.), for governor, 43, III; Nc
Kinney Dem.), Al. 424; Smiths plural
ity, 2,317, and majority 643. The scat
ter1ng votes have not yet been returned
FROM many of the smaller towns, and
when these come IN Smiths majority
will be reduced to about 400.
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An International Question.

NEW York, Nov. 16.-T,se Belgian
government, Through it's consul, has
protested against sending beck the thir-
| sy-seven Belgian glass blowers who ar.
rived here en- route for Pattsburg, and!
pending decision trom the secre-
tary OF the treasury they will be helh
on Ellis island.
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Political SITUATION IN California

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Nov. 16.-It is
claimed to-day that a mistake has been
discovered I'm the count of seven pre-
cincts in Almeda County, which will
change the result in the Third Congress
sioDal District in favor of Hillber
(Rep). and on the face of the returns
plurality of 81 in the district. Official
returns On the legislative candidates
are coming in slowly, and no material
change in Sc unofficial returns have
been thus far noted.
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Heavy Omaha Failure.

daMAHA, Neb., Nov. 16.-The xobinson
& Stokes Company failed to-day, Assets,
100000; liabilities, So, 900. The.eompany
Was engaged in the wholesale notion
business. The failare was caused by the
filing OF an attachment by the Commercial
National Bank, OF this city, for S25, Coo
Ehe bank also holds $4,000 i'm assigned
10
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SUICIDE OLA MINISTER.

A Love Affair Leads to the Death of the
Rev Mr.. Harris.
ORANGE, Mass, Nov. l6.-lt develops
that the cause of the suicide, Saturday,
of the Rev. G. H. Harris, Of the Uni
yersalist Church in this town, was an
unsuccessful love affair. The lady lived
at East Charlestown, VT. He went to the
parsonage, which he occupied alone,
and shot himself. He was graduated
at st. Lawrence University, Canton, N.
Y, and was ordained to preach at Or
ange in September. 1891.
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HIS HEAD, TORN OFF,

- Faniander neets Terrible Death IN
u Min. Ishpeming.
IsRPEM1NG, Mich, Nov l6.-Henry
lathe, skip tender at the Queen nine,
lad mis- head literally torn from his
body this morning. He rang the pell
and attempted' to get on the skip, hut
failed. His head was feartully crushed
aad he died Instantly. He was married
and leaves wife and, three childrenain
Finland
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NEBRASKA ELECTION CONTEST

Suits that aGay Make the Legislature g.
Tie.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 16,-Republicans
in Clay County have brought suit
contesting the election of DEM
ocratic asse7sablynam in that dis
trict. At the same time another con-
test from Knox County has been start
ed, which, if successful, Will unseat an
Independent representative snd seat a.
Republican. Ii these changes are
made the legislature: WILL be tied on
iain MT ballot
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ORDERED FRoMc GUR D'ALENE
Troops Withdrawn from the Scene of the

troops W1thdraWn from the SceMe OF the
Idaho Labor Il oubles.
Boise, Idaho, Nov. 16.-Goy. Wiley
has issued q general order directing
Gen. Curtis, commanding the troops in
Ceur d'Alene mines, to suspend mar
tial law in Shoshone County. The
county has been under martial law since
the riots hast July. The federal troops
have been ordered withdrawn, and now
the civil authorities will resume con-
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turns from the threb miss;n. --5s
along the Canadian border g show
that Baldwin (Dem.) is elected over
Searle (Rep.) in the Sixth District by
a plurality of 265, and Boon (Po pulist)
over Feig (Rep.) in the Seventh by
nesota delegation stand four Republic
ans. two Democrats and one Populist.
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The Bank Statement.
New York, Nov. 19.-The weekly bank
statement sho rs the following changes:
Plenty of Snow t.Up North"

IRoNwooD, Mich, Nov. 19.-The
severest snow storm of the season has
been in progress since e O'Clock last
night. Several feet of snow has falien
and the drifts are from six to eight feet
deep in places. The electric street cars
and all railroad trains are blockaded.
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M. ONANoFF, recently deceased in Po-
land, was regarded as one of the most
promising savants Of the day by M.
Cnarcot, whom he assisted at the Sal
petriere In Paris, where his expert
ments on locomotor ataxy attracted pro-
found attention.
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Two Montana Desperadoes Found Dead
by Camp Fire.

by II Camp Fire.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 16.-Word has
been brought to Buffalo of the assassina-
ton of two more outlaws. The dead
cattle and horse thieves are the notori-
Gus Mike Brown and George Hanks, a
fugitive from Montana. Both men were
shot in the back. They were found
dead at camp fire ON Box Elder Creek,
near the Hot Springs of Fremont
County. Four outlaws have been killed
in that vicinity in the same way, within
two weeks. Brown was one of the most
notorious cattle thieves i'm Wyoming.
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ANARCHIST DENs RAIDED.

Several Brooklyn Reds Arrested by the
Police.
BRooKLYN, NJ Y, Nov. 1&-The po-
lice have raidea a number of houses
suspected to be haunts Of Anarchists.
They succeeded in capturing several
Anarchists, and seized all the papers
they cOu!d find
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ARKANSAS TOWN LEVELED.

Every House in the Village of Durham
Blown Down.
DURHAM, Ark, Nov. I8.-A village IN
Washington, on White River, was total
ly destroyed by cyclone at 9 o'clock
yesterday yesterday. Every house in
town except the school-Eouse was de-
molished. No lives were lost, but the
damage to property ia presA
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TOWN COLLECTORS FLIGHT.
Nj. A. Schwert, of Hamburg, N. Y, and
SIG, 900 Missing.

HAMBURG, n. Y, Nov. lot is re-
ported that Marcus A. Schwe1t, the town
collector, is short in his accounts be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. He left
home last Friday, and his whereabouts
are unknown. The town of Hamburg
is Unidentified by bondsmen against
losing $40, 900 of it's funds that are miss
ing. Schwert's mother, it is claimed,
will lose $4,000 through her name being
forced to checks.
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When Nature

Needs assistance it may be p t's,o g
ID promptly. but one slcVIla .di vn
ase even the most perfect ie ,noSt s
when needed. The best ana a. nm If
and gentle remedy is the .! HIS
manufactured. by the CaLnofili" .
IN
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IsHPEMINo5, Mich, Nov 16-Fred. Ahs
berg attempted suicide here last evening
by cutting Lais throat and the veins of his
wrist with penknife. He was temnara.
rily insane. He is now alive at the hos
pltal. but his recovery is not expected
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Shooting Dynamite she''s

For firing dynamite Or other 81. .i,
plosives IN she'll and from an SaY ",
gumit is proposed to substitute ~ ~
cuEabrous machinery necessary
nish the compressed air tor drh sIr,
proiectile q shell containlng hlsa Tis,
pressed air in it's rear portion. . LINN
used is a breech-loader sIno" stod
When the shell is entered tbe S' t.sl
firing forces a pin inward al tns n. ~
tho shell, thus tearing mole " .hs o. 4
tanning valve and liberetlnH2, ~. i,On
pressed air, driving the shell "''
gun with tremendous force.
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Chicago's Loss in Year from Water
Department Thefts.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 16.-The first esti-
mate of the amount lost by the city
through the Irregularities in the water
Office was made to-day, $500,O0O for
the year 1892 alone. The books
according to Expert Accountant Hol-
brook, are in a condition of hopeless
decentralization, owing to the erasures
and lack of system on the part of Clerks
Lorimer. DIVER and Brokoski.
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Sanford's Manager Resiens.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. ia riel
Lathrop. for the past twelve years man a.
ger OF senator Stanford's affairs in Cali
fornia, has resigned his position and will
return to his old home in Albany, N. Y.
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Death of an Insuranca Mo-.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Nov. 19.-Jonathan
Goodnow, president of the Htna Fire
insurance Company, died this noon at
MS nome OF a shock supposed to be
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TILDEN LIBRARY ASSURED.
Heirs at-Law Agree to Settlement Of
the Estate.

New YORK, Nov. 19.-On reliable
authority it is reported that the trustees
of the estate of Samuel J. Tilden
have reached satisfactory set
Element with tie relatives of the
deceased, and that they possess suf-
fcient funds for the erection and main
tenance of the Tilden library. proposed
in Mr.. Tilden's will.
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Minnesota in Congress.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. l6.-The con-
eressional excitement in Minnesota was
ended to-day by the receipt Of the re-