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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
Both Houses Of Congress Adjourn
Sine Die, but Will Reas-
/ semble Dec. 4,
Deficiency Bill and Other Pending
Measures Defeated by the
Adjournment.
Some Of the ssn stoys Wanted to Stay anA
Costiaus tho Transaction Of
BusinssS.

WAsHIsGror. Nov. 1-ThsYs was ths
asRal avalanche Of bills and reports In the
house marking the closing hours Of CON
gress The senate amendment 10 the bill
per nittine the sale Of Worlds fair goods
al 80 per cent isduetion on the tariff. which
sxsmptsd from duty ali goods acquired by
the Colu nbiaa nuseRm, was nSn- -conourrsd
In and the bill sent to conference.
Al one o'clock p. n. the clerk Of The sen.
ate announced to the house ths passage Of
the resolution for adjournment. A jeint
conmittss Of the house and senate WAS
appointed ~ notify the president and ssk
II he had any further comm unisatiess, a.
cor Qrsss was ready 10 adjourn.
The clerk then began oalliAg tho roll for
com nittss reports. 4 dozen nsnbsYs we're
On their feet At ths same time sskina for
recognition. BoatRsr was recognized. and
asked unanInoag consent TO consider she
bill changing The judicial districts Of Flor
ida. II was passed.
Richardson. Of Tennessee. presented .
resolution to pay the per den Of session
clerks aad employees Of ths house and the
senate du1inR sdjouSnDsnt. 6sysrs ohair-
man Of tie appropriation conmittss. In
sisted that the houss was entitled 10 know
how much nonsy il vas voting away. The
resolution carried. 149 to hfSy-three.
Richardson thsa moved TO osnsuv in the
senate amendment to the resolution TO pay
senate employees during adjournmsnt. The
motion resulted in = long hlibsstsr. which
was interrupted BY The demand for ths reg
ular srdsr. whieh was the resolution calling
for Adjournment as thrss o'clock. Az
th rss, while ths hoass was dividing on tho
demand for . ssesnd. Speaker Crisp arose.
and with = rap Of his gsvsl. declared, in
accordance with the adjournment rssslu-
tion already passed. thas she kouH of three
o'clock having arrived yAe hoRss stood ad-
jouTnsd sine die.
Hatshiuson's last hlibsster was success
full. The light Of the hoass went eat and
ell conference reports failed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
PARTING OF THE WAYS
Gen. Wade Ham Dtsn - she People Of
South Carolina.

Gen. Wade HanDt - she People Of
South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, g. O., Nov. 1.-Sincs ths
Fssnsss alliance Of south Cstolins veSsd
that. asa requisite 10 Ssssiving allisnss
votes all candidates II The democratic
primaries nsxt ysar nsst pledge themselves
TO ssppost TIE Osals platfs.m. Endorsed BY
The populisss at Omaha. against The plat.
form Of any political party. the belief 10
confirmed By tAs 1sslavatisn in the silver
dsbets ~ Senator IHby. who 10 state demo-
cratic shaiRnsn. that II uAsond ditional re-
peal shosld pr"vaii he and his people. alli.
ance men. wonld refsss 10 follow demo-
cratic leadership further sad hs wsuId vote
against any taSi2 reform measure iaaro-
duoed In behalf Of ths nattonal admins.
tration.
The probable result Of this policy ID indi-
Gated in isttss from Gen. Wade Hamp-
tor. fedssal Os0missionsr Of railroads, 70
the editor Of the Columbia STATE: 'Tn ny
own Judgment" he says. ~ 10 slsar shst
The time has soms whom The line shosld be
drawn bcswssn those who stand on ths
Oosls platform and tho,s whs stand on
that OF the nationsl dsnocrasy. No nsn
who upho.ds The former can properly be Z
dsmsorst and uHless our people choose TO
support the fallaeies Of The Ooala sdhsYents
o. TO be led tAto Shs pspulist party. Sras
democrats OF tho state should organize 10
maintain tho p inoiplss Of ths democratic
narty as sat forth In the Chicago plutforn.
II my democratic fsllew citizens agree with
me that this 10 the tYas policy TO be
adolted. shall at oncs proceed 10 organ
ixe national democratic ollbs throughout
the state and shall exert my moss efforts
to kseD the state whore IL properly belongs.
In the great democratic column"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
THE DOORS OPENED AGAIN.

The c. X. Wells Co. Is Doing Business At
the Old stand.
As was predicted in yesterdays INpE-
PENDENT. tho establishment OF the C. K.
Wells Co. is again open for business. Yes
tsrdsy nerning judgn snts wore ordered in
tLe attachments brought hy d. A. G.
Flower go and tho First National bank sr
two notes for $12. 800 eaoh. and a com plant
was fled BY the attorneys In the oass ask
ing for the appointment Of receiver to
take possession and charge of the store.
Jsdee Back ordersd tEat G. X. Wells be
appointed receiver and empows cd him to
take cha ee of all Of the assets Of tho com l.
pany. consisting Of general merchandise,
priating plant. stock. etc.; to collect all
bills and debts and 10 account once a
month 10 hts court His bond was fixed ~
$40. 900. which he imnedintsly gave. with
L. H. Kleipschnidt aud =. T. HaUssr.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
OPPOSED ADJOURNMENT,

But Most Of the Senators Wanted 70 Go
WARRINGTON, Nov. 3.-Ths ssnsts passed
the house jsiAt resolution for the Anal ad-
journ msnt Of congress At three O'Clock, but
net wishout opposition. Coke. Dolph.
Harris, Call. Berry. Mills, Allen and Peter
spoke against sdjourninR. Oh the ground
that there was important business which
ought to be transacted tTsmptly. Allen
declared that the populists we're prepared
for work. They were in congress 10 assist
in passing . proper tariff bill and snaetiAR
ether needed legislation.
Oockrsll sail it WAS fatils 70 sttsmpt 10
keep quoram in the senate I'LL the opsa-
ing Of the regular session. Gray and oh.
ere agreed with hin.
The house bill in aid of the Worlds fair
prize winners exhibition, to b Asld In New
York city. WAS thea passed. Aftss the ap-
pointnens Of meDbers Of the joint conn
nittes 10 wait on tbs pr ssident TO inform
him that congress was eady to adjourn,
the senate went into executive session.
When the senate opened its doors Ran
SON infor med she senate that the president
had no further Communication to make.
Tho wise. president thea made aeknoWl-
sdgsmsnt for q resolution Of thanks sAd
aujuurnnsnt in few words.
Ths adjournment defeated the ds6sis1oy
bill aud other pending nsssares.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
HELD FOR TRIAL.

Young, the NJ issoari Detective, WiN Have
TO >tnpd Irini.
Special to The lnlepsn lent.
GRrhr FALLs Nov. 3.-The case against
J. ". Youns.. of Kansas C!tv. on the charge
of KIDNAPPING l.. Is. Smith. claim agent OF
the Great Northern railway. in arrssti1g
him without q war ant. ON ,equisition from
the governor of Missouri. was hsaEd to-day
before Judge Race ana Young was bouad
over to she district ssutt in $500 bends.
Gev. Riskard refused his signature te the
req qaisision pending this trial. Smith 10
still hold to sppear At Fort Benton on the
embszzlsnsnt charge. II appears that he
was engaged. or considered SO. to the
daughter Of the vsMan who brings the
charge. Smith states that It 10 case Of
blaoknsii and the charge has been brought
once before. bat dropped.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

II 10 reported from Butte that Chas. 8.
War en-, the former rspublicsn leader, has
| made an ap location to jsin the pepuiist
| clab.
Rev. Rollins' lecture will b 1.-THE Key to
Life's Problem" and will take place in
| st. PAul's N. +. ohuroh ON tho 14th Of this
| month.
The missionary conference at the Baptist
ohu Oh closed last evening. Three sessions
were held yesterday. all being we'll At
! tesded.
The funeral Of E. ". Dillon will take
paee from his residence, 20 Cu.ler street.
At eight q. N. to-day. Tkere will bc high
| mass ~ tho cathedral.
The sale of horses fren the DAILY stable
announced to take place In Anaconda on
Nov. 10, il of. Ali she horses which were
intended to be dis. ossd Of At that time
have gone at private sale.
| The Seventh Day Advs.tists will hold
their Il st services in their new qaa tsrs on
she corner Of Park and Sixth avenues. in
the Eleotr,s building. TO-DAY. Sabbath
sshoo. At 10 o'clsek .. N. Preaching a. IL
o'clock Y. n.
Mics E. J. Boots and Mrs. Hamilton, Of
cage for china decorations. Tho Montana
botanical collection in she scientific rooms
Of tho woman's building was henorsd BY
the jury with diploma Of merit.
John p. BsusevItz, owner Of the Una
tills mine, said yesterday hs was going to
| stult tho property uV. and daring the win
tor hs would sink on II. He 10 also dsv l.
poets by spring to be taking sus . lot of
6rst-class ore.
| 1t 10 reported IN AiRssula. On apparently
good authority. that arrangements have
been son sleted looking TO she orsnina of
tas Higgins bank a. a national bank, with
Hos. W. A. Clark ~ president. 1t 10 known
that the h.nk's collections for ssns time
have bees good a.a that the old dspositszs
will probably be paid In full In few
| months.
| A woman named May Mooney. who hSs
bssn living in the Hotter block. wAs az
rested yesterday On the charge Of plying
her vocation on ths stSset. She plead
The polics found she isokss Alfred hatcher
said was taken from him in her possession.
JudRs @ archer told her she nust change
her place of residence to Wosd OK OlOle Q
street.
Julius Peterson, Of Lewistown, and Miss
Maria +. Claalssn. Of Hslena. we're married
last Monday at Deer Ledge by Rev. Il. G..
home Of Mr.. and Ma H. +. Petersen.
Those present were: Aissss NishOiins and
Tins ClAslssn. OF Nevada valley, aad
Asssts. Nartis, Pasl and Nat Peterson, OF
Deer Ledge. Nj. aad Ma. Julius PsssEssn
will make their homo d Lsvissswn.
Men. Granville Smart has returned fron
Missosia county. whore hs has besn TN
spsoting i've sections Of state land In the
timber bslt. Tbs standing tinbsr In that
ssstien vas badly damaged last fall by =
tornado. and much Of II Was blown dova.
AR Rsuar's object Was 10 ascertain hsv
nnsh Of the siobss had fsllsa aAd, IL.
possible. 10 arrange fer the sale of that -
l kaNA An .i
pauy. He fouad very large amount Of
| the tinbsr broken dowA or upTsOtsd, and
hopss 10 dispose Of 10 ~ . ssti9aosory
price.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04

QUEENSTOWN. Nov. 3.-Ths new Cunnrd
steamer Canpsnis arrived this morning.
making the passage in FIVE days. twelve
hours aud seven ninutse. beating the best
previous eastward record. that Of hcr sister
ship, Lucanin. hy an hour and twenty three
minutes The Cnmpania 10 now queen OF
ths seas, holding both eastward and west
ward rsserdss the latter being five aaya.
thirts-n hon 9 and thirty n!nutes. Tbs
remarkable feature of her last passage il
the fact that the Cam rRnia beat the west
ward record. whloh has heretofore been the
sho test. 1t 10 believed that she will osS-
taipIy soon lower the westward record still
further.
New YORK Nov. 3.-Ths Canard steam
ship Lucania arrived OF Fi,s island at
1887 and CROSSED the bar at 9:l9 p. M. to-
tonight. masking the run In i've days.
twelve hours ana nfty-fouF minutes. This
beats all western records by swsaty- mine
m inuto0
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
DR., Cronin Case Recalled,

CHICAGO, Nov. 3-The second trial sf
Ex-Doteotivs Daniel Couahiin, charged
with sem plisity In ths murder of Dr.. Orc
min, began teddy In shs criminal court in
the presence OF . large crowd. Csughlin
pleaded "not guilty" aud the selection of q
Jury began. Coanhlin. on the hist trial.
vas convicted asd ssntsnesd TO life imprts-
onnsnt. After serving soAs time the su-
preus court granted him . new trial.
Doubts arc EXPRESSED - 70 conviction
this time. isany witnesses having died in
the nsantims o gene beyond the knswl.
edge Of tho authorities. Most Of those
called as jurors said they had formed an
opinion and the panel was soon exhausted.
Judge Tashili issssd . special vsaiSs fol
1bO mere and court adjourned aAsil TO-
morrow,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
THE BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION.
Loss Of !, 100 Soldiers by the Stalking of d
TrnnSuort.

Loss OF 100 Soldiers by the Stalking Of a
Transport.
LONDON, Nov. ga Morning Leader has
the following special from Lisbon: "A
p, ivsts telegram from Buenos Ay es says
tho insurQent war ship Repsblioa ran into
and sunk the traasport Rio dc Jansiro.
which was on the way from Rio Grands do
Sui to Rio de Jsnei'o with troops for Pres
ident Peixo.o. Thirteen hundred troops
were drowned" A dispatch to the Times
from Rio de Jansiro, received Nov. ], oon-
tanned the info nation that the Repgb.ica
rnnmsd the Rio de Janeiro and 800 Of l, 100
troops on board were drowned.
NEW YoBK, Nov. 3.-Rspresentatives of
Peixoto's govsrnnent arc evidently deter
mined to give Admiral Msllo's men no
chance to prevent tho Ell Cid's departure
for Brazilian waters. ana have accordingly
placed the maksshift vsrsbip under guard.
1t WAS rumorsd around the docks this
morning that tho guards were secured be-
canse Of . sut posed attempt to place to-
pedo under the Ell Gid
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
TIE CASE OF MILLER

His Part In the Butcher Affair Was Not
the Result Of vieisusnesA
Investigation yesterday into the part
Frank Miller took in the Butcher "hoid-
Up" goes to show that he 10 not SO deep in
the nire rs might 1t first be suppossd. He
did not frequent places of ill-rsputs and
has always been . very dooent shnp. His
priuoips! sffenss consisted in net telling Of
his own volition all hs knew about the
affair wheE il was first broachsd to him.
The fact is. he thought II the other boy
WAS willing to ray to be held up'' he
would take the job. not realizing the aTav-
ity of the offense. and having only in mind
the thought of the money no would receive,
the ma jor portion OF which he needed to
pay small bill, and which he did net care
to bother his folks about. Whom he real
lied what he had done. and there WAS Q
eAsnos to get 1t of his mind, he told .
straight story.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
BRIGHT AND PROMISING.
Senator Voorhees, Says tho Future
Has That Kind OF an
Aspect.
The Country Entering Upon q
Long Career OF Prosperity
and PROGRESS
HIS Views a. 10 the Next Thiags to Ba
Dons-Hscsnt straxgis Left No
Disgsptisns.

WASHINGTON. Nov A--"TAs adjournment
Of shis long 70 be remembered session Of
| congress briaRs with u great sense Of
relief" ssnstoY Voorhees, had bsen asked
! By the Associated press representative for
an Interview, and IL WAS with the above
ststsnsnt that hs began. Continuing. hs
ssid: 1--WE met amidst crash Of business
disasters. bank failures ana all the dis
trsssful incidents Of ono Of the worst hnan-
cial.f anics ever knswn In this or any other
country. We adjoura wish quiet In bus
mess circles and . fair degree Of restorsd
confidence prevailing in oil paris Of the
souatry. II will. of soarse. take time for
the various bUsissss pursuits to fully re-
sover from tho overwhelming financial
shock and depression whioh afflicted tho
oosntEy for the last six months. bat signs
Of healthy Improvement are visible on
| every hand. and good omens for the era
ploy nsnt Of labor csms from all quarters"
Whsn requested to state his views about
fsturs legislation. the senator only CON
ssntsd to say: 'Revision Of tariff taxation
oaght now 10 follow. The regular session
is only thirty days distant. predict that
ws will enter apon solid and lasting ear
Ger Of prosperity fer the laboring and pre-
duoinG masses Of every zeotion Of our be-
loved union."
eaid Voorhess in Ssply to . question:
"On the democratic side of tho hambsr,
while there wsrs ve1v strong differences OF
opinion. ] dc not know Of single IN
friendly feeling Left BY the prstraoted
discussion. Mother party organization nor
personal relations have been disturbed.
We will take sp our work or the tariff and
other great questions when We meet here In
December as il nothing had hap ,snel to
mar our reaee with one another, or IL
i'm vsir our strength for ths public good.
Oar faith in the present able and thor
oughly patriotic adntnistratsn has never
been greater than now. and, TO my mind.
the futuHs wears bright and promising
aspect"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
DROVE OUT Tan TURKS.
Macsdeaians Send An Ultimat.m - the
huitnn

Macsdenisns Send AN Ultimstam - the
AuitAn
BELanADH, Nov "a band Of Macsdo-
nian arnouts attacked the town of Pris-
rsnd, in Albania, on Wednesday last and
drove tho 7 arkish garrison into the citadel.
When the Tarks were boxed up in the for
trcss the Mheedonians looted the stores
and nansions of leading citizens and also
sacked the theological ersinsry. II is said
the sultan has received an ultimstun from,
the Macedonian rebels In which the latte,
demand that tho citadel BE- evacu ated by
Turkish troops No later than Wedns ssday
next and com plete autonomy be granted to
the pashaiik of Prisrend; otherwise the
ehels will forcibly expsl tho Tarks from
the citadel.
A detachment Of Turkish troops has bsen
detached to assist the imprisoned Tu. ks
ana severe engagement 10 anticipated.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04

TO-DAY the football team of
Harvard University tackles a
similar team from Cornell on the
Manhattan Club grounds in
New York City.
This is the first time that re-
representatives. Of Harvard have
appeared in New. York since
1887. This six years absence
makes their coming something
of a novelty. They don't object
to meeting Cornell now, but all
the same they are kicking.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
Found a Dynamite Bomb,

LONDON. Nov. 3.-The fact has Just bsen
brought to light that on Wednesday two
watch men discovered a eenieai iron bomb.
Weighing ten pounds, with fuse screwed
into the little end. and . nunber OF large
cartridges loaded with bullets, on enc Of
tho sbstmsats OF Wsstminstst bridge on
tho side next the house OF com nons,
These were taken to Scotland yard and tho
| matter WAS hushsd up. When runsrs Of
the hnd got cut. the police at FIRST made
light of it whom questioned. bat now admit
that those Implements Of death and de-
plot. though they insist IL is ono Of small
Importance. 1t is the general belief, how
ever, that IL 10 q very grave matter, aad
that IL was the intention to blow up The
house Of COMMONS.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
DsnisIs by Mr.. Willard.

NV YORK. Nov. 3.-Henry Willard to-day
published statement denying the asper.
sion cast upoD him in connection with the
Insolvency Of th. Northern Pacific rail
road. He assumes = share Of the RESPONSE
Lility for the hRaaoial policy Of The COM
psay sos 's, .s.
1886 81 TO $10.2l1. .l43 nst In 1s9O-9l flllv
justified the policy carried oat. Instead Of
making money out of the misfortunss Of
the Northern Pacific. he says he lost heav-
ilv. both N the present break and that Of
1873.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
Nuns ~ Public Gshso Teachers.

P1TrsBuRs, Nov. S.-An attempt to intro-
duss tho FaNbauit system In the Thirty
Fou't ward public schools by the election
Of foar nuns a. teachers. 10 meeting with
ct onR opposition from members Of patri-
otto organizations. Tomorrow two COM
mittees. iaiming to represent 100 lodges OF
various patriotic orders in the county, will
wait ukon City School Sapsrintsads
Laekey and protest against the appoint
mept Of the sisters.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
Tho Motor man Guilty.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 3.-TAs ooroRer's .
jury tonight concluded investigation Of
the Madison street drawbridge disaster.
The Jury finds Motornan Z. +. Terry
grossly negligent In allowing the snr TO ran
40 oss the bridge At an excessive and Eeck-
less rate Of speed. and that he did not take
prOpsr precas stions to prevent the accident.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
Hornb,ewer Not Confirm ed.

WAsH1NaToN, Nov. 3.-Ths senate ad-
iourned without eon6rning the nomination
of HosabIowcr to the sup'sm bsnsh. This
has the eject Of rejection. The president,
therefore. will be compelled TO send in his
name again or nominate . new man.
Tho senate confirmed these: James r.
Rescvelt. ssereta'y Of legation at London,
and the following postmasters: 4. B.
Hawkins, at WntsonviIle. CAL; G. A. ORA
per. At Cheyenne. Wyo. It rejected the
nomination of II. G. Astwood, of New
York. to be consul at Calais, France.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04

WAsHrNaroN. Nov. 8-It is reported this
evening thst the president intends TO slip
away to- morrow for three OF four DAYS of
shooting and recreation. after the long
strain Of Watching and waiting for action
BY tins senate on the repeal bill. President +
and Hrs. Cleveland aud secretary and Mrs
Lamont attended Juiia Marlowe's p rforu,-
asos of Juliet to- night at the Academy of
Music. This was Mrs. Cleveland's first
public appearance since tho birth Of little
Eather.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
Probably Nst True.

DENVER. Nov. 8.-An evening paper has
the following: Gov. Waite will arrive in
Dsavsr this evening and will call an extra
session Of the Legislature within . few
days" The paper claims that the action
Of Gov. Waite will simply be thu carrying
cut Of former st"Sensnts that be would
call An extra session IL the Sherman law
was repealed. Bst Little oredence WAS given
the statement. which he believed to be
without foundation. The governor die.
posed Of shs subject some weeks ago bv de-
eiding against all Propositions Of shs kind.
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Signed by tho President.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Ths president TO.
day signed the bill extending for six
months ths time in which the Chinsas can
register under ths Gsary law.
The president this afternoon signed tbs
Now York Worlds fair bill and the bill
giving the model batttlsship at the Worlds
faiY to tbs state Of Illinois.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
swindler Weeks in jail.

Nxw York. Nov. 8.-Lavysr Francis II.
Weeks. the defsuitSr. sxtraditsd from Costa
Rioa, ar. ivsd f,on New Orleans by train
this afternoon. He was NJ once taken 10
police hssdquaTters Tho prisoner passed
soms time giving his pedigree and other
interesting details to Superintendent
ByrneA. Later In the afternoon the police
took him TO the aistrist astorAey's sthoe.
He asked for time to plead. Judge Aastins
committed hin to tAs tombs for one week.
Nothing Was said about bail.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
Eviction Leads to Riot

VIENNA Ns1 S.-Ths eviction of q loeal
miller from The village Of KaiRsIe resulted
in . serious riot. The villagers attacked
the police assisting at the eviction. Tho
latter. hard pressed, fred ints the crowd,
killing four. Five policemen were severely
hurt. In response 10 an appeal from the
loca! authorities soldiers have besa sent to
the scene.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-04
The New Superior Gs.sral.

souru BEND, lad. Nov. a-Ths faasral
Of Very Rev. ssEis. founder Of she Notrs
Dame university Was held ts-dsy. Father
.Soriu 10 pucessdsd az Superior general of
the congregation Of Hely Cross bv Very
Rev. II. p. Fsansis. OF ~. Orsix college.
Paris France,
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Defauitsd - Interest.

COLUMBUS O.. Nov. 8.-Ths Tarnsss
Loan L. Tlust company, Of New York. asks
that receiver b appointed for the Csnsol-
idassd Wslisson Csal 4 Iroa COMPANY. Of
OAio, On The ground that II has dsfaulsed
on tho interest 81 i've millions OF It's beads
since 1883. Several we'll known men and
ooyk oratisss are iatssestsd - defendants.
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ST. Louis. Nov. 3.-TAs bsilss OF an en-
CINE On the Iron Mountain railroad, asa'
here, last night exploded. killing the sngi-
.ssr, George sshadsr; the htsnAn. Ed.
koeDps, aud brakeman. Tom ScssA
Kos1pe Was hurled into she river and hia
hoax kas net YsN bees recovered.