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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-17
TWO YEssNLs wREcKEp
In sloOt storm on Trieste and Many Men
Psrlsh,

TRIESTE, Jan. 1e.-A terrific storm has
swept this city since 10 o'clock this
morning. sloet or snow has fallen in.
cessantly. Tho wind has blown a hur-
rlcane. 1t has been impossible for
vessels to enter the harbor. An italian
bark which tried to come In at noon
was battered by the ice to q wreck In
sight OF the docks and foundered with
all on board. An English bark went
ashore an hour later just outside the
harbor and four Of the crew were
drowned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-17

TRENTos, N. D., Jan. iO.-1amos
Smith, jr., was nominated for United
States senator at the Joint caugus Of the
Democratic Legislators here tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-17
Menlher Fnrenn.l "a rb.dnt

For Worl virinih, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, generally iNit, except snow Hurdles near
tho iaknil variable Winds, FIf
fnNPEnAtuhR YESTERDAY,
q furnished BY G. apilSgrY. dtussliL eafn,t
Mhfkot aBd Fourteenth NrueA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-17

Mr.. McAllIstor said: Mt Speaker,
members on this side evidently don't
understand what they arc voting for
[LaughteE1
IudgoMaxwell-T -Thoy rovotlnGrlght,
anyhow [ApplauSO on tho Republican
side. ~
Tho clerk by unanimous consent DO.
gan tho roll call agaln, and the vote 70.
suited, ayes 3B, noos 81.
MI. O'KanA was seated, pending
further proceedings In tho contest, and
was sworn In. AZ ho passed up 10 tho
clerks desk he was applauded by tho.
Democratic side. .tra.
A number Of bills aud resolutions
wor0 introduced, among them tho fol.
lowing: by Mr.. StaplOton, fixing the
liabilities Of insurance companies, By
Mr. Edwards, providing for the month.
ly payment Of wages 10 servants aud
employees VI corporations also o. bill
providing for tho more adeQuhte pro.
loclion Of servants and employees ol cor.
potaliona. BY Mi Auatln, 10 amend and
fo.onacL chapter % Of the code concern.
ing tho rate OF lax on hawkof8 and
peddlhrh BY Mr. Dandtldge, amend.
Ing and ,tessnaCtlngi the educational
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

ST. LOUIS, Nov. "a Republican
special from Columbia, 3. O., sayt; AZ
the state lair To-Day, W. u. Mcoiz was
ceiling "rlco beet" Governor fillman
rent word that II must he stopped.
J he governor told Sheriff Catncnft to
stop II, And Cathcart taid lie could
make no arrests except under a trial
Justices warrant. The governor, Ac.
companied by some penitentiaTy
guards, then ordered the sales to cease.
Meels told him lao would only tecOg.
ni2e the authority Oi the state con.
stables, when they were armed with n
warrant. The captain Ut the local
militia company was appealed 70, and
he said ho could not get his company
together. Meanwhile Moet1 dispensed
more beer.
Then the governor mustered n large
posse and armed them, telling them to
shoot II necessary, but 10 carry out his
orders. lilo marched Mt their noAd.
Two Of Meetz's clerks were arrested in
Meetz's absence, bur he appeared sud-
denly and ran all the posse out aud
said they could not interfere with him
except at their peril.
Governor Tillman said they could
arrest Meetz under the ditpensAry law
without a warrant, anu ordered them
10 do NO.
"lhe first man that crosses my c1un-
ter to arrest me without warrant, i'il
shoot" said he. No on1 tried Il.
Neither would Meetz allow his con-
tfact TO be revoked by the secretary Of
the fair when the latter tried TO 10 70
at the governors rtquest.
Finally Meelz sold out all his beer
anu the trouble was averted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
TELEGRAPHIC.
OUR TREASURY LOW.
Not Favorable 10 Annexation or the
Provisional Government.
COST OF OUR FOREIGN MAILS.
Light for the Midwin,er falr.-ludiau
Affairs in Mexico, Washington
Territory, Elc.

wAsnINuroN. Nov. Glow water
mark Ia the net available cash In the
treasury was reached today, when
the total stood At 500, sos ,2i2, OF which
ss4, $50, az was the gold reserve. The
large expenditures over the receipts
thus far this month are responsible TOT
this condition, but no alarm or uneasi'
nets is felt az tho department. The
hope is expressed that the reserve ns
well rs the net currency balance Will
rise soon. IL IL said at the department.
today that no orders with references to
the actual coinage Of silver bullion la
the treasury purchased under the bher-
man act arB yet issued.
The low state Of tue treaeury'a avail.
able cash has given rise 10 irtsn rumUts
uf plaus devised Tor rrploniehing the
gold reserve. IL IL shid ut tbs treasury
department, however, that, other than
the coinage Of the bullion, Secretary
Carlisle has no immediate steps In con'
temptation involving change In the
financial policy OF the government.
There ~ said to TO no disposition 10 issue
bonds nj present, anu no such Issue Is
thought necessary before the meeting
OF Congress, when the views OF the
Pfesident VIII be set forth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

LONDON. Nov. "a message from
fir Henry Lock, hiyh commissioner to
the marquis OF Rippon, secretary OF
state Tor the colonies, was read a
commons today by Sidney Buxton,
which gives the report. IL shyt: eyes
tefday the Makalak0s asked protection.
stating the column from the ehst was
Ia possession NJ Buluwayo. King LU
BrugulA and Yamho iicd."
Lab0uoherr novel 10 adjourn in or.
der 10 call attention TO the Matabele
campaign. Mir. LaUouohefe was sup.
ported by nearly hll the radicals below
the ganyway and the uti-Patneiliies,
who 1855 In their coats. Mt. la.
b0uchete eaii the taNpaycrs' money
was being spent In order 10 enable the
company TO get something In order 10
swindlc ana cheat the British inves.
tors. Steps ought TO be taken immeli-
stciy to stop the massaoteing.
Nj Buxton replied that 1t was not
Advisable 10 make n statement OF tue
gOvsrnmente policy. The company
was answersblo for the peace oil the
Mashunns aud not tue government
10 would eventually be absorbed,
peacefully or otherwise, but the gov.
eminent agreed that the war ought
not TO degenerate int war OF eX.
termination or expulsion OF the
MalaDelre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
IN HONARCHlAL LANDS,
The Lord Mayors Banquet Speeches
10 London.
Nothing TO year Fram our Friends la
Amcricn.-Grcck 'nbinei Ho.
siga.-in tnc Commons

LoNpOS, Nov. 9.-At tho lord may.
of's bauquut at Guildhall this even.
ing Earl spencer, iint lord Of the nd.
nIirality, replied to u toast TO the navy.
lie slil that the government wn8 de-
IerminoI 10 develop tue navy anu
mailtain Eugland'stupromacy on ihu
va.
A tons, to the minitters was r,sp)uu.
ed 10 by the Eari OF kimh,rly, LOAD
prrsidOnt Oi the cluuc.i ani secretary
for lnIis. Lord lSUmuUdy sRid tnat
tho loruign relations Uf Great BritAiu
were irendly, Lut The government
could not contemplate the nrmamcuts
Of the continent without anxiety,
"lhcro h. very different stale oil
thugs IN another C,niiuvut," con-
tinued Lord Kimberly, I'VE have
nothitg 10 lear from our friends anu
brethren on the American continent.
W. ana they have given many siguAl
proofs that uissensiUns between the
great powers eau be- spttlcI without the
nfbilfauvut Of war. No better nugufy
cUuid 30 .bIantd ,Ura continuance VI
these cherished relations between "
anu the great republic than thu recent
settlement Of tie Bvriug sea dispute"
LUru Kimberly alycrted 10 spain,
which, hu declared, WAS In hearty rym-
patty with Great Britain. VIVA ret.
yreuce ~ thu tr8uulu NJ Muiilln, he
said Great Britain wpull be gltu tU
act In concert win others Tor thu res
torhtion OF quiet In Morocco.
Turning to Afghauismn, the speaker
believed me settlement ul outstanding
questions was satisfactory o. 10th
parties. Tho negotiations with Russia
promised 10 result. Ia a satisfactory And
permanent settlement Of the PamifB
question. He could not speak concern
ing the negotiations with France Ia re-
gArd 60 SLAM, but tHu government was
iuily alive to Great Butain's CONNER.
Cial Interests Ia Siam anu the imports
nncu VI maintaining the Bfitlsh post.
ton on the frontier.
There was dark side to the Indian
picture with regard to silver. He was
convinced that but for thr measures
lhkcn by the government exchange IN
lndin WUulu have falieu to
chilling. 10 was too sOon 10
ray whether the measures were
altogether suCocssiul, but the
g0vornnt NJ was convinced that they
wore necessary. He referred 10 Tive
Significance OF the fact that the home
RUE bill passed the commons, uud
claimed that there had been a instinct
1iminution OF Agranan crimes In
Ireland since the government entered
office.
Bayard, United States AMBASSADOR,
proposed toast TO the lato lord m aygr
anu made a ehort speech.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

DEMisG, n. NJ, Nov. 0.-Fta X
Sieboid, a mor liant Of PRiamos,
Mexico, four mites hsl1w tie borlur,
arrived hero this morning and trIngs
news that my TOmocht Indians yea
tet1ay saukod that town. They are
Que Of tho scattering bands OF Iuuians
who survived tdo horrible massacre
In tho engagement with Dn1's 81.
diors last May. Ia the raid ou Paio.
mos yesterday they fired ON the custom
house guurde, numbering thiftoru,
killed one uf them anu his horse, ana
thon rlficd the custom house, chffyIug
away twenty-five carbinus anu pistols,
$40 rounds of ammunition and $500 iu
money. They Appropriated lroyis-
ions aud other supplies FROM the etOfes.
One u the mataudiug baud was Killed
IN the engagement. Tho lnIiaus Jis-
tfituttd printed circulars ctying
'Down with DiRz." "Nivo IL Re.
publica." The government has ordered
cut troop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

TACOMA, Wash, Nov. a.--rhe uH-
pleasantness existing bttweon Agent
Eells Of the Puyallup lniign TtscrvR-
ton and the citizen Indians today
broke out nirush, inasmuch rs tho
Indians claim that hc directed the
reservation preacher u build a pifeOn-
age upon their graveyard site. a
meeting Of the tfustees Of the cemetery
was called, aud Eclls notified to 70.
move thu parsonage building or thu
lndlans would demolisn II. The dc.
paftment Of the Interior was 10 be
asked FOR special inspector imme.
dialely 10 secure Justice Tor the Iudians,
but II was decided that they wrro aulu
10 take caro- OF Themselves, Tho In.
dians have postponed action until
Saturday.
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Continuing. she said. 81 suffered with head
hch,a aud rnarinE IN thu olrs at times. ny
nose was stopped 30 bad that mad 10 breathe
through my mouth most " che umc Ny
throat was sore aud nllDd with mucous. and
would hawk aud SPIT every morning for an
hour NJ 20 getting my throat cleared ont
81 couruud ali iav long aud of harlinr
cough. anu AZ night u kcpt mo awake great
deal NJ tho time. suffered with pain around
The heart, shooting tintnH across ffr rltat,that
cutiscd mo a great deal u annoyance.
"-uuh was NY condition, young Ito made
miserable, ana any fotncdirs that tiled ma
not tCum 10 DO ne any gooi, When . road OF
lr. Mansfield sud HisfVttH remarkable cures
OF cases OF tho same nature a. mine. 4 applied
To them tor treatment
"l began their treatment aud followed thoir
directions hnt uHCd their remedies, aud today
! feel Iito another person. Tho headache
have stopped. roaring In the ears gone throat
VOL and clear FROM mucous, my cough has
leit mo, the pains around mY hear. lnd hcfus8
The rheat are gone, AMI Eut ur In tho morn.
ins feeling fresh and rested, while before
TOOK treatment Eot up every HoruIug feeling
tired nus ! recommend lra Mansfield amt
hhaut highly and will verify iht statement 10
anyone calling on me, ur uY letter 10 those
out Of the city who wish 90 write.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch TO tho
Times from Montevideo contains the
following advioes from Rio de Janeiro,
uuuer dato Of November 8rd: The
Insurgents have placed three guns on
The leland OF MOuonguc. bkirmishea
with Too government troops occur
daily. Tho foreign legation have re-.
ceived circular from Admiral Mello,
the inaufgent leader, asking that they
recognize his rights as belllgerani.
by doing 90, he says, tho danger 10
lifo anu property In the city Will bu
decreased.
There Ia strong undercur,
rent Of feeling here In favor
VI the insurgents. II Ia thought their
success would mean the abolition OF
milltarlsni. SIlyelra MARITIME, an.
pointed minister OF foreign affairs OF
The insurgent government, Is man of
great influence. The insuTgent troops
expect shortly 10 attack 5anto. Presi.
don't PsiXoIo IL concentrating his
sCuthern forces IN the city OF Rio
drsnde do Sui, with tho minister OF
war In command.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
Chinsse Resi,lrnlIon Tnnan.

WAslIiNdroN, ID. O., Nov. 9.-Com.
missioner Miller OF the internal rev.
enue bureau Is amending the treasury
department regulations for the regis.
tration OF Chinamen In accordance
with the recent act Of Congress ex.
tending the time for tho repatriation
six months. The department has an
unexpended balance Of about $50, 600,
which can be utilized IN putting the
new legislation into operation. This
viii DO sufficient for month or 10. 1t
Ia generally understood that the
Chinese M u whole will register, and
that after slx months all Chintso not
able 10 Irouuco u certificate viii be
summarily deported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
Murdered no,her aud sister.

Boston, Nov. 0.-Tho mystery sur
rounding tho tragic death OF Mrs. Han.
nah Tooie aud her daughter Margaret
ut their home In south Boston last
night, after paTtuking Of hottie Of
porter, has m added horror tonight.
the death Of the father occurred TO-.
night -Four Of the family were pres.
ent at the bedside OF the dying man.
These were Joseph, John, Patrick and
Annie. stephen, Michael and Minnie
were confined ~ the station, charged
with the murder Of their mother and
Margaret. Tho father passed away
never knowing that his wifc and
daughter had gone before. He had
been confined ~ his bed at home for
months, suffering from an incurable
malady.
The son Michael furnished a bottle
OF porter, the drlpkiug OF which
caused the death OF Mrs. Toolo aud
Margaret. The report OF tho medical
examiner shows that there was cyanide
OF potash enough In the stomach OF ths
two 10 kill forty men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

MINNEApoLls, Mum, Nov. 9.-Tho
seventy-tiilh annual session VI the
general missionary committee OF tho
Methodist Episcopal church convened
IN this city this morning. The report
OF the treasurer shows tho total re-
ceipls were 81, .5I379, decrease from
lsst year Of sGO,7Gi; total debt October
Slsi, slsS,20b. a resolution was
offered making hn appropriation OF
s,ldObOO for the mission iunu, the
same al last year.
Treasurer Hunt addressed tho COM
miiteo at length, ana requested that
they limit the appropriation TO 81, 00O,.
900. After an All.day diaeusliou "A
vote was taken ami the amount OF the
appropriation liked at Sl,I50,UOO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
TREATMENT BY MAIL.
No Necessity OF Coming to the City
for Treatment.

Almost every mail buugs letters asking Drs.
Mansfield Hnd iiissou d. 10 necessary IL live
"a 1hlt Lake iu order 90 tale thr treatment
'an you tfUut patents No their homes 10y mail
hui other questions Of similar import
brs Mansfield aud HIssett desire TO state.
therefore, Tor the benefit uf those who may be-
hrs'iainE about writing 90 tuCm. that hy turir
question ulHukH AMI other nystUmauc urrAnHo
incnlas sufficient KNOWLEDGE uf each ease can
~ uhiaurd o make treatment an easy matter.
lhua patents can be treated nt thUir avn
homes ~ we'll a. 10 SAT- Lake. Medicines arc
sent VI express, regular correspondence b.
required AID maintained, and the physician
And patient are thus In constant touch
Prompt replies are made by Drs. Mansfield Is
hWsctt notifications iu treatment prescribed
Win Tue proper medicines aud 10 every detail
e'ch case D. worked out until a cure IL effected
Enc oso ccuu M stamps when you write for
question circular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
BLANKETS and COMFORTS.

SO pair, White Blankets.
40 pair, 7 pound Notified Blankets,
soi. aud fine.
$500 pair, l0-4eElra hne Grey Blankets,
worth $3.50.
$500 pair liza White Blankets, cheap
for So 20.
90c, Fall Size Comforts.
sL2o, Comforts, formerly for Si.75.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
nun roErIuN mAII.s.
The Price We Ray for Taking oar
uaiis abroad.

The Price We Ray for Taking Our
uniis abroad.
WAsmSorOs, Nov. 0.-rho report
Of tue superintendent VI ths foreign
mail service was made 10 the post
master general today. rus most la.
tcresting feature Of the document IL "A
criticism Of the subsidies granted
under the act Of March 3, 1891. The
subsidies made very htlle n any
change In Increased number Of trips,
or the time made by the vessels. Inc
report states that tins subsidy cost the
government siJ0,g g7 more THAI the
service would have cost without the
subsidy.
The cost OF foreign mails carried Ia
vessels OF the United States register
vast Transatlantic, s47,I1s; trans
pacific, SOL, 2aJ; miscellaneous, $500.
717. Total, SUiB, 1856.
The amount pAid vessels Of foreign
registry LOT cafryIng the mails wa:
Transatlantic, giBO,2i3; traDspacific,
slO,i20; miscellaneous, s4S,2Sl. Total,
Sit2 d27. The estimated amount OF
puSsge collected on foreign mails was
S8,062,l s9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
CLOAKS! CLOAKN!I
NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY
CLOAKs.

$3.50 Heavy winter Jsoko,s.
$3.50, Cape Newmarket, also Refer
Jackets.
sig1, Elegant Capo Jackets, fur edged,
positively worth $500.
$500, a large limo OF sample Jackets,
worth 81 Oto Sl-iu.
s5.i5, ~ heavy BLACK Circular Cape, fur
edged, worth collar. worth sg.Ol
$3.50, An elegant black Jacket with
worth collar fur edged, worth $3.50.
5000 our 5000 black Satin Faced
Jackets arc tho wonder OF the city.
Onaccount OF opening our new Cloak
Dept. We bought an Immense stock
Of tiuo Garments, Jackets, Cnpcs,
Etc, OF latest styles, which we must
nowsgcrliloe atpricos that will surely
nstGnlsh you. Come and be con-
WINGED,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10
oHIoAoo's rLEorn,o FOUNTAINS
They win oo 60 CoIifornia.-EIsciric
Light Contract

hAkhN NhhANh'h
CHICAGO, Nov. 0-Nearly two weeks
OF Continuous negotiations between the
General Electric Light company aud
Director General DO Young OF the
Alidwinter exposition, which ut one
time looked us n no agreement was
possible, eliminating today In the
signing OF nightly important con.
tract. The director general secures by
TINS contract the largrst search light
In the world for uge on the exposition
grounds. This wonderful light has
reflector fivu feet In circumference.
IL Is OF Two million aud u half candle
power, anu will throw a light dis.
lance OF ten miles OF such intensity
that newspaper eau be read under it,
rays. IL viii ALEC throw light 10 that
ship can DO distinguished At a dis.
tanoo Of fifteen miller. This great
lght VIII be erected on top OF the
electrical tower In tie center Of the
grounds.
Anothor impo rtant feature OF the
contract ~ the Transfer Of tho immeIbe
electric fountains az the World's 90.
lumblan Exposition TO California.
lhiu fountain, which IL to bo erected
IA the grand court OF the Mldwipter
hhNAhANl NbAAIhH1h VI
nlutteen distinct fountains, and over
zoo outlets. ltftquires half mil
non gallons OF whter per hour 10 feed
II, under a pressure OF 200 feet head.
hy the contract the electrical company
10 compelled 10 erect the fountain, anu
take iull charge and run 1t through.
out The entire Fix months OF the fair.
Tue contract also provides that the
company shall furnish $500 inoandes-
cent lamp, TO DO divided int0 two sys.
TENS, aOnOin a direct current for OK.
terror building lllumiuRuons, ana the
balance, 55OO, with the alternating cur
rent, Tor use IN the concessions az some
distance from the power plant.
the contract further includes eight
dynamos for the generation OF electric.
Ivy for arc lights, aud 400 2OOO.cSndle
power are lights complete.
In addition 10 this contract the dlreo.
lor'general sigged another with the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

outside Tsik on Hawaiian Govcrn
mental Affairs.

outside Talk on Hawaiian Govern
mental Affairs.
WAsnISu1os, ID. g., Nov. o. Soc.
Rotary Gresham refuses ~ impaft any
Information ON the Hawaiian subjscs.
Tue discussion Of this policy towards
Hawaii az the cabinet meeting Tues.
day seems 10 have gwen Information
10 some members Of tue administration,
anu bits OF talk on the subject have
trickled through 10 thu puUlio since
then. IL IL evident the administration
policy II not friendly to tho provisional
government OF the iHlanus, or Tor nn.
nuxnuOu u the United states. Theiu
u reason ~ believe that tne provisional
government In Hawaii IL Regarded Us
the result OF the landing Of tile marines
from the Boston m Honolulu. Well
informed pcfaOnF, who comment on
these lacts, point out the difficulty OF
the Unitru States government uepos-
ing the provisional government IN a
diplomatic way, after having formally
recognized II ~ tho lawful govern
ment Of the islands, received It's
accredited diplomatic representatives
and accredited United states min-
lister to II.
There seems to be no authority for
believing that the United states min.
lister has bcon given power 10 exercise
anything more than moral influence
10 secure re.eslAbiisnment VI the
conditions on the Islands that oh.
iaiued before this recent revolution,
Tut that such influence Ia to be tried.
Those well acquainted with tue Islands
believe that no mere moral Huasion
viii ever serve 10 depose the provision
al government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-10

MADRID, Nov. "A dl.qatch from
Molilla .rys thr Suuin's Hln and
uncle, with 10000 horsemen arc
mgrchiug 10 dipperse the Arabs. n
inc ht'gr tlsobey the command 10 rg.
turn u their homes the sultan MIN.
set VIII 90 ngainst them, with n
powerful army, u oamprl their ubedl.
euce. Epoca declares the present nj
titute Of the Sultan of Morocco IN due
% f5reign pressure, brought upon him
with a view to avoid European con.
nict.
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No DanHeroin Gauntlet

WAshiNGtoN, Nov. O.-Thc Indian
commissioner received n telegram from
Captain Babh, the Indian agent az
COilyille, Wash, WHO has Just
made an investigation of tho alleged
trouDlca at Harrison, Idaho. He says
there is no dnugero Of u conflict between
tbs white meu and IndiAus. rhu In
dians, he nsseri, aru asking an eKhorbit.
mt price Tor their Interest la the lands
upon which the town " Harrison Is
located,
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RssIgnnlIon Aeeepted.

ArHENs, Nov. 9.--Tho ministry sus.
tRiued r. checb To-Day through the cleo.
ton Of the president Of thec amber. The
candidate elected was supported by the
Tricoupis and chosen by a large ma.
jorlty. Az u result the premier r..
sifned. The king asked Tor tine 10
cOnaldtr the matter. Later In the day
tho ontirs Greek cabinet resigned.
Tho king accepted The resignation Of
the minittry Rud asked NJ. TTlcoupls To-
form new government.
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rHcIiemenl Among Cubnn..

KEY West, Fla, Nov. 0.-It "a
rumored here this afternoon that the
long expected revolution In Cubn had
hsgun III real earnest, and that fight
between Cuban and Spanieh forces
had taken place To-Day at Cienfueeos.
Il created great excitement among the
CubAna here.