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Too Early For Further Search.
TsVENIy S5IsL:OS PAySz>S.
That TIE Amount Necessary to Put En-,

Tl.at TIE Amount Necessary to Put Eng
iazsd's May Ia Trim.
LoSpcE, Nov. 23-'Ile Graphic pub
li!s.2sss an interview with Admiral Fred
eric5 E. ?. Seymour (Daroa Alcester)
ui'oa the state CT the navy. ,1!lo admiral
says that the o;s-l<iii.ol Of the navy is
most serious. Twenty million pounds,
he says. ought to be expended to Iy,iid
quickly /" first class 1nen-ott- sy,a1r and as
many cruisers a; possible He con-
denlned the lracvi..e Of building vessels
with uilarlaorei ei,~;, aud advocated the
use OF a complete belt at the waterline,
on account OF the great strength which
would thus be given to the rams, which,
lie s:,il would be the chief ctfensiye
weapon in tie future navel warfare. He
complained OF the lack of :. sufficient
L. .:n1ce1 OF trained se;slnsn, and sail that
t.,e Mediterranean fleet or,gat to be
largely Increased and Gibraltar retained
at ali t.nst
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Patrick Roland's Death.

ARCADIA, Wis, Nov. 23.-The jury
which held an inquest over the remains
Of Patrick Roland brought in a verdict
that he was murdered, and search Of
his premises resulted in the finding of
s537 in gold and a ''rlind'' bride slowed
away in wagon load Of rubbish in the
garnet Of his residence. There is no
doubt that the murderers secured about
81, 900 III greenbacks. which he carried
On his person III a belt, habit he had
since mice destroyed about $40o but
few years ago.
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ECAa.E E'CRUsjLtTEE.

Another GEe a* -a:naEeasnntea Association
st9ike 4 A:'tStsal.
PlT-5EURt;, = ~. 23-T!lo threatanal
strike il the Sheet mill i1l(,i1etSy has been
svested and q settle 1acnt Effected Ey
which 30 mills, employing over 1900
men viii continue il operation during
the winter. The Sc ettlc11ent was effected
by the rollers a agreeing to take the wage
reduction intended fer the ro,9gllers and
cattchers. President Garland Of the
Amalsa1nated Association requested an
other conference ant: the matter was az
ranged in a sll2o:t time by the workren
presenting a proportion to continue the
Iou5he.:s' and catc!,ers' wages at So .5Gsa
day, the rollers assuming the 10 per cent
reduction. This Will c,;t the wages Of
the latter Is per cent. The scale will be
signed at once. By this settlement the
long wage fight n the iron and steel IA
dustries has been stettled finally, with the
exception of four or FIVE scattering mills.
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IRicI,4 4lae,.n j li.tff.1,c.,ann li.tff nf

"Risht there . difference Of version
exists, llr. Stevens. our minister under
the Harrison admins trsstion, asserts that
be Gi.l none Of the acts which are charged
against him in ll,'. BIounts report until
the institution Of the provisional govern
nlellt had been fully coiasg:;nlzn
On the other hand, Mr.. Diot1ll55 as
serts that this body OF marines was sent
ashore as part and parcel OF the plot to
overthrow tie government. ],nme-
li.;tc1y after the p1ogi5io government
was established i sent to Washington
certain CT its representatives with fuil
power to treat icl' annexation, anil the
result was 6 treaty between the United
States and Hawaii, proyi5tt;;.ls for such
;s-l1la,zation. This N-;ts III the closing
months 6 President iEalrisons 5 asi7.liliis-
tsat:o1i ;a.il! was under consideration hy
the seil3ts wien l;ir. Cleveland was in
s.ugH-a:GG. One Of the first acts CT
PGe-iilent Cleveland was 10 Withdraw
that treaty from cha c3nsii ration OF t:25
senate, se:ldi2g 1l,ir. Biclnt to Honolulu
to Investigate and report, the recall Of
course upon change cf administration
and the appointment Of Mr.. Willis as
his successor as minister.
CanaHcted witt: Mystery.
''The whole L1ssi-1ess has been con
Quoted with q deal Of mystery by the
present administration. 4 IS only within
a day or two that ti,a public has Eaea
allowed to know what ar Dlount Gil or
and does not yet know what
Mr.. Willis Instructions Were or what
he has done. 1t the suT1Gise lis correct
that NJ. Wills has been commissioned
to interfere with the concerns Of Hawaii
to such IN extent as to change the form
of government and rainstate the queen,
it is an Interference with the affairs Of
al Independent nation without The least
shadow Of warrant c. any principle Of
law.
This Was the more so,'' Continued the
senator, ssbacalse the new government
in Hawaii had been recognized by tle
Harrison d1niilistza:ion, AMI was also
distinctly recognized by President Cleye-
land when be commissioned Mr.. Willis
rs minister, accrediting him to President
Dole and to whom l1i. Willis presented
his credentials, and from whom he re-
ceived his recognition as minister. There /
have been all sorts Of luinors that Hin
star Willis has been directed by the
present administration to use the naval I
torce CT TIE United States to roi,lstats
he queen in case President Dole refuses
o dispose himself and his gov
er1lmentt in her favor. This is probably
nfre newspaper invention. I can not
oeiieve that there IS any foundation for
t. Such an act woull go far beyonl .
he pnwarrantaEle interference I have /
spoken Of, and would constitute an act
i war by this government upon Hawaii.
such an act By the president without
he authority of congress would be a
most distinct 1lsu1pasion Of power. The
resident has no mere authority to de-
lare war than the governor Of Mime
ota. The constitution provides that
onsress has the power ID declare war"
In closing Mr.. Davis thought even an
exation would not be so :;ad a thing as
aany people suppose.
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YoUSGsro"T2E, O., Nov. s3-The ia
ho,s1rtc5; Valley iron and Steel companys
plant viii resume opor:stioas mkt Mon
day, aftar az idle1ncss o; nearly fcur
months. Employment to nearly 500
men vii! ba given. Brown. Hoznell &
Co.'S tiizs plat VIII start ap Thu ss(lay to
run az .115 l:;lG tl,e usual number Of
nleD. The Union iron and Steel COM
pS1.y started t2lsjr bar mill Tuesday.
A1dr-T7s Bros. company viii start part
CT t::seii pudding furnaces before the
week is czra-.
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ncrthera Pacific Directors Meet.

New YORK. Nov. a3.-The directors
Of tie Northern Pacific railroad met dur
i1.g the Gay and after discussing the
situation came to the conclusion that
they ought TO have representative on
the board CT receivers. a resolution
was passed authorizing counsel to apply
to the ecuTt for the appointment Of one
Of the directors as receiver. It is the in
tention Of the board OF directors to cause
an investigation OF the affairs OF tne
company since it is passed into the con-
iloE OF the nresaEt receiver.
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Three are to Hang,

KANSAS CITY, Nov. s3.-Tho Stars
Jefferson City, Mo, special says: The
supreme court has confirmed the SEN
tence of death against Charles Banks of
Sedalia, who killed o companion Aug.
13, 1902, and sentenced him to hang
Dec. 20, 1898. The case against Wilson
Howard, convicted Of murder commit
ted i'll Marion county was affirmed. He
will he executed Dec. 80, 1898. The
court also oyerruled motion for re-
hearing of the case against Dick Rolin-
son, who murdered q girl at Sedalia, and
he hangs Dec Is, 1898.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Wark Tha: Causes the Hair of Train Dks-
Patchers to Turn Gray.


patchers to Turn Gray.
/ Especial CorresponLence.]
OMAHA, Nov. ga railroad man who
tie day before Lad completed a brain
rackins schedule for g single track line
that is crowded with trains explained
to ne yesterday how the work is done.
LET us suppose" he said. that you
have been directed to make up a sched-
ulo for the Ji,ntown and Helloville divi-
sion Of the Cosmopolitan Trunk Line
railroad. This division is Just 50 miles
long. there are nine stations, including
the terminals, and they are uniformly
10 miles apart. Ii practice no one ever
had so simple line to work on, but the
principle will be more easily explained
than would the schedule of a more COM
piicated line.
line first thing you want is big
board. With parallel horizontal lines
lay this board off into ai equal spaces,
corresponding to the It hoars Of the day.
After this has been done draw nine ver-
tical lines across the board 10 represent
the stations. For convenience let six
inches across the board represent 10
down means 50 minutes. Your board
will then be divided into oblong spaces
by the lines dcnoting hours and stations.
''Jimtown is the western and Hello
VILE the eastern terminus. The inter-
mediate stations may be denoted by
numbers. Trains going east have tho
right Of way over trains going west.
East bound trains receive even numbers,
west bound odd. Fast trains of course
have the right over slow ones. The
track is single, and trains can pass only
at stations, where there are sidings We
will begin with tho sc!e(i1le for Il quar-
ter OF a day-frc1n 12 o'clock noon to s
o'clock.
"Arra1ge for your fastest east bound
train first. This we will suppose is No.
4, which reaches the western terminus
Of your division ct o'clock and must
be delivered to the division east of yours
at o'clcck. This tram does not stop
between the termini of YOUR division,
and it Is simple enough to make it's time.
Stick a peg in tho board at the point
where the lines for .ji1ntown and 3 D. III.
cross. Put another peg at the intersec-
ton Of tiw lines fer o'clock and Hello
vile. Stretch q rcd silk thread from
peg to peg. This thread now stands on
your board for train 4, the fast east
bound express. Examine the board and
You will see that the time Of passing
stations is indicated by the point of in
tersection of the thread and the station
lines
The west bound fast train No. is de-
livered to ycu at a. NJ. and you must
have it ready for the division west CT
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Might Pc J3ottar T.,n-,Toyef.

There would be as mach consistency
| in instructions to OUT minister to France
to Investigate the means by which the
present form Of government in that coun-
try was inaugurated Or the present all
1nlnistration installed, and to attempt to
overthrow it and restore the Boarbons
OF Eonapaltists to power as there is il
our effort to rethrone Queen Liliuo11o-
la1i. Really it is ridiculous and would
be laughnble, If not matter Of state
Importance. If the way were clear and
unobstructed, it seems to me- that our
government might be engaged in better
business than in all attempt to boost
back on the throne the deposed queen Of
tt.sa Sandwich islands,
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s,askinr Transcontinenta1 Rates.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-The Canadian
Pacific is den1oralizing transcontinental
rates. IT is now making a rate of $3.50
from St. Paul to Victoria, B. c., which,
added to the s! rate ~ steamer, makes
a S20.5O total, St. Paul to San Francisco.
Chicago brokers by basing on these rates
are able to make $50 rate from here to
San Francisco and are catching a ma
jority Of the business. Threats Of re-
prlsal are freely made by other lines and
there is just now fine prospect for a
lively roW.
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VIII SUa tlle Road.

PARIS, Ky, Nov. a3.-Miss Lottie
Holiday Of this city and LIiss Allie
Meyer Of CoTington purchased tickets
from Chicago to Cincinnati ovcr the Big
-Four from q scalpel:'s otfiice in Chicago
and took the train, tut We're elected
when the conductor came around to
take up the tickets, he saying they were
no good. They returned to Chicago aid
found oct they We're good and tra:-e:cs1
to Cincinnati On them. They vii! sue
the road for 5000 each.
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National Fraternal Congress,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 23.-Tne National
Fraternal congress committee convened
here during the day. It is a gathering
of representatives from all the different
beneficiary orders existing in the United
States and Canada. There are about 30
now in existence, including the Knights
Of Pythias, Knights Of Honor, Royal
Arcanum and many others less widely
known. In all they represent a mem
bership of 1 800, 900. The forenoon ses-
sion was devoted to hearing Of reports
of officers
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EI.t. L:.c;r,l'. Estate

Lo.,po,5, Nov. 2233-The Morning says
that a We'll known follower Of the turf
has begun suit against the estate Of
Squire Abingdon Baird fer $4,000,
being the balance unpaid Of a considGra-
ton OF $4,000 which it is alleged Baird
promised to pay the plaintiff FOR quietly
recovering halknotes to the amount CT
s2oe .0oo, said to have been stolen from
Baird b: & lady with whom he had had
relations
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Several Injured.

BIRaHSaI1AM, Ala. Nov. ga spc-
cial to Tie Ase-Herall from Starlzviile,
Mics, says: About u. Ill. fire broke
out il the Masonic al.l Oa.l Fellow
building and i'll less than three hours
thai building AMI Watts opera house,
with It's contents. We're destroyed. Loss
atou: $lG0, coo; Insurance, $4,000. Sew
eral persons We're injured, but none seri-
r,,c!1-
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TIE NICARAGUA DITCH.
Three HGadTed Thousand Dollars Wanted

Three Hundred THOUSAND Dollars Wanted
For Breach of Contract.
New YORK, Nov. 23.-The Herald: s
Managua dispatch says that Guzman,
the Nica7aguan minister in " ashington,
has been instructed hy the government
Of Nicaragua to Immediately enter suit
against the Nicaragua Canal company.
The basis Of the suit IS failure to com
plete the canal between the two lakes
within the time specified i'll the inter-
national agreement.
In accordance with article Il Of this
agreement the canal company guaran-
teed to complete this canal within three
years from the date the concession was
granted. La case the canal was not
completed within tlsi5 time the company
agreed to pay to the government of
Nicaragua the SUN OF $500, 900. This is
the amount involved ii the suit, which
it is understood Minister Guz1nan has
hee., directed to enter at cHce
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IyDIAsAPoL1s, Nov. 23.-The Indian
apolis National bank Investigation was
was resumed during the day. National
Bank Examiner Jameson Of Urba,la, o.,
was examined. He is the man who
visited the bank eight days before it
suspended and reported it in good con-
dition. He says he was deceived by
President Haughrey OF the bank.
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Western E,.:aoEe

I,.n1AHAFoL!s, Nov. 23.-T!2c organiza-
ton CT the Western league has been
perfected, v-::t.,1 indianapolis, Toledo,
Grand Rapids, Detroit, Minneapolis,
ll'7'-;s'.l1-e2, Kansas City a:l>! Sioux City
as lil4,n1sIs. Ban Johnson CT Cincin-
matt was elected president, secretary ard
treasures. The constitution is almost
identical with that Of the National
league. Sunday playing is to be per-
In;t..s.(3..
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LATEST MARKER PRICES.
ST. Pau! Union Stock Yards.

= . II ~. FlU:. \ ~. n! =! 1913.
EOGS-Market orenel steady, soon dec in
iEg lo l5c following a stump at Chicag,,
B,lik arrived ate all most of the ira ing viii
4e do:e at he IL cline.
CAiTLE-.t teai;. and active on oo,l
butch rstnI. Stoke s and fee ers in good
dem ,s,i, especially 10 L. avy tcesle,s
Prl1ne >te.r, 53. 3D. - goo steers, $25) 3.
>. -, 'rl cows, ;2NjGlG,. u; good cows, 800
@2'o conll"a TO fair cows Sl.o)n2O light
V, al calves 5'.G'a4 "; heavy cslves, s1.5, D
.'o' st,c>ers Sl.jo 1:.iJ; feeders, s2.0oa375
luis, /. Gl9:.fi;.
I;ecei It's: 1ioss, ., o.; cattle, ,Go; calves, 70:
sheep, 81.
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TIE BORDER TROUBLE.
Ec1nc Tall Iso,na,scing Done by Friends C


the sn5U.5seH Hts.
FL PAso, Tez., Nov. a5-T,ie only
events OF the day connected with the
border trouble tend to tho lclief that the
irle--*,s Ct the insurgents II this city
have been doing some vary tall romano
Ing, eves, as to official dispatches fro5n
tie City Of Mexico. The so1li,,@;s1ly of
infantry sent from Fort Bliss down the
river toward San Elzario has returned,
but the troop Of cavalry from Fort Haz.-
cock WAS left behind u1dtr orders to
patrol The border day and night. Z. Z.
Nut::ii1,2S,, q mining man. ca1ne from Cor
ralitos and reported that there Euel never
been any u1easioess lit il that town
concerning the band that robbed the
Iti,o1nas custom f45,g.se.
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Fed Lodge Branch
With a complete stock Of
Mems Fine Clothing, Furnish
ings, Hats & Caps, Boots &
Shoes.
Everything new and bought
specially for the trade in this
locality.
Yoa will, on examination,
find the LATEST STYLES in
men and Boys suits, mostly
fine tailor made goods bought
ct hard time prices and sold
equally cheap.
Elegent Kersey and Melton
overcoats. Great line Of VI
sters and lne Beaver trimmed
and full line Of heavy Fur
coats. Eur and other winter
caps. Boys suits and cape and
other Overcoats.
Special attention is called,
for the next few days only, to
about 800 pairs Of Sample
Shoes, COMPRISING Hens, Boys,
Ladies and Chil,Irens'. These
shoes were shown at the great
worlds fair BY tie 1nanuffac-
turcrs end purchased BY is at
half price. We offer them At At
the same discount. We can
rot have them more than q few ffew
days. Come early and secure
q bargain ii them.
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PorTsEnLE, Pa, Nov. 23.-Over a
dozen Of the Lehigil Valley principal
colheries ii the SchJyllsiil region have
been compelled to shut down 1or lack of
cars and more will follow. Fully 5000
men and boys are thus forced into idle
ness. Lehi:;h coal branches are running
nothing but local passenger trains.
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Fast Mail Wrecked.

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 23.-17ne fast mail
train from st. Louis On the Missouri Pa
cifi;; railway wsss wrecked at Upton this
morning. It struck q switch engine.
Fireman Frank Thompson Of the swittcl,
engine aid Fireman Harry Wheat of
tus FAST mail ware badly injured.
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TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
II. Cleveland Spending y Large Share OF
E:is Time Prcpar;;;g IT,

Mr.. Cleveland spendinga n Large Share OF
Z:is Time Preparing 1t.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IS. = President
Cleveland spends large share of his
time preparing his annual message to
congress. It is said that the Hawaiian
matter will be presented in the regular
message and Tot in special message, as
is sometimes the case with particular
subjects. The report upon the Hawaiian
correspondence viii no doubt he sent in
as q special document and will be re-
ferred to il the regular message. The
probabilities are that the message Will
be a long ozla owing to tie entrance Of
several subjects to be discussed not Only
On the H4wsliiii;sn subject, hut the tariff.
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Granted $4,000,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s-Tha acting
secretary of the treasury has granted an
allowance OF $4,000 from the proper ap-
preparation to pay the necessary expenses
that will be incurred by the members of
the world fair national commission,
which is to assemble in Chicago next
April for the final meeting.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 23-Tihe annual meet
ing Of the American Shorthorn Breeders
association will be held at the Grand
Pacific hotel during the evening" A
meeting Of the board OF directors was
held to revise the report of the years
work. This is one Of the largest organi-
zsstions in the country devoted to the
breeding OF fine cattle.
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Lou E1ovI at Nf;uneapoIis

M1SNEAPoL1s, Nov. 23.---Lou Floyd,
one of Phil Scheig's partners, arrived
in Minneapolis during the morning, ac-
cc1npan;ed from New York, by Detec-
tive Doyle, and was locked up at the
central police station.
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Wants q Change of Venue.

REDWOOD FALLS, Mimi, Nov. 23.-
When the case Of County Attorney
NJ. NJ. Madigan was called IN the district
court. H. L. Pack, his attorney, init
mated that he was not prepared to plead
at this term of court. Judge Webber
appointed Jan. as the day Of trial. At
torney Pack then gave notice Of mo-
ton for a change of venue on the ground
that he believed fair trial could not be
got in this county.
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Chicago Liv. Stock.

Ol1iC A.IO. NOV. q I3I}.
CATTIE-Choice steady, others Ice lower.
Texans finn; Westerns ami ,ws weak. Best,
IS. t,h .lG; -.oot to choice steers, $4...3 0525;
nle,liuu, "a 0o:11.,e; Common to fir. $50 O.
3.s5; COWS. 'c1S...5, Texans, S23 @3.l5;
Westerns, Sa3.5o0S4A
EOGS-,as1G: lower. Packing and shipping
grades, $500 i.5,i5 lriino heavy, S.. .i50, 20;
butchers, S5 2,Gy,35; mixed, S'.leG45.o5; light,
> 5.22;G1545
s1LLf AND LAMBS-Dul! and lower.
kSeeipts-ta.tle, la,0); hogs, ~s.ny; sheep
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New York, l[ov. 23.-The 125th
annual banquet of the New York cham.
Der Of commerce took place last even,
ing. Three hundred prominent business
1nen We're present, also a large number
Of prominent men from all parts of the
country. Secretary Of the Treasury
Carlisle occupied the post Of honor.
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Wolves Killing Sheep,

JAMESTOWN, N. D., Nov. 23.-Wolves
have made their appearance in this
county, and already losses are reported.
A farmer reports that two wolves en-
tered his sheep corrall recently, drove
the sheep to the extreme limits of the
pasture, and there killed two. The
wolves were satiat5d AID no further
daIna0e iGaa
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C..icago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2:2, 1888.
CLOSING PRICES.

N15IF7-AIN, -NUq. lcoo.
CLOSING PRICES.
WaEAT-Fir4r. Cash, 6l35; December,
nl7s ; Aay, 8 81.
CoRN-Ei her Cash, :Gj5' December,
&c; May. &ea'i'taM5+a;4r.
OATS : steady. Cash, -73!c December,
&c: May, 3o1s".
TTE-.ste:liy 44',zzc.
PuliK-s:ea-!y. January, s1245,s; May.
sl.e'
LARD steaay. Cash, $50; January,
5: 5: ii: May, ss3.s1ls.
sH IRE t.i4;s- s,ts@es2. January, ss6:11li::
Ny, S65,.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. a3-Fire at
Newbern, Dyer county, destroyed b1si-
hess houses to the value of $4,000. L.
E. Bradshaw and Pat Moffatt, white,
and E;: Gilbert, colored, lost ta,ir lives
during the ere.
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CoLJ-1BUs, O., Nov. 33l,,.-It is just re-
ported that al attempt was made to as
sinate Father Els Of Sl"rel Heart Cath
Ole church, at o'clock d. III. Partic-
ulars not obtainabla, but it is said that
be was called to the door and five shots
fired at him.
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Want r Receiver.

DENVER, Nov. 23.-In the United
States court the hearing OF the applica-
ton of John Evans for the appointment
of Il receiver for the Denver anl Gulf
road and also for a divorce for this road
from the Union Pacific company was
continued.