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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-11-04
r. V. GRANTHAM, Teacher.

1t is not unsual for colds contracted in
the tall months to hang ON all winter or
az soon as a person is owe n cold to
contract another. This succession OF
colds is what causes chronic catarrh and
bronchitis. One or the other Of these
diseases is almost %cer'ain to be the re
suit. For this reason it is Of much inn
p%ortance that colds contracted at this
season ofthe year receive prompt atten.
ton. They can be quickly cured il
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is used.
1t acts on natures plan, loosens the cold,
aids expectoration, and relieves the
lungs, soon etfecting a permanent cure.
- and 80 cent bottles for sale by all
druggists.
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FORECLOSURE NOTICE.

First publication, NOV. 4, 1898
To william II. Harmon and Bertha L. Harmon,
MOrtgagOrS.
Take Notice Default in payment existing on
a mortgage dated the 9Th day of OctOher. lssG,
and recorded in Custer County. South Dakota
on the 9th day of October, lSsG, AT Z o'clock y.
m. in Book $50 of Mortgages, page 942. of the
public records of said county, executed 10y VIII
liam IL. Harmon aud Bertha +. Harmon. (liS
vito, TO w. W. Mcdonald. Trustee, ana assign
ed 10 Isaac Lincoln. Trustee. said assignment
being recorded in Book 80 OF Mortgages, page
$50. of the public records OF Custer County,
South Dakota, on the SOuthwrSt Quarter of tle
Southwest Quarter of Section Twenty-SeNen ca.
the South Half OF the Southeast Quarter and the
Northwest Quarter of the southeast Quarter of
Section Twenty-elght Us, AL in Township -Four
az South, of Range Eight ~, East of the b, H.,
VI. Sl5s7.2 being due thereon, al this date. for
principal, interest and taxes. Said mortgage
viii be fOrecloSed 10 satisfy the amount due.
with costs and expenses of sale. and 500 attol q
ney's fee. as provided la said mortgage. by sale
Of said promises AT public auction. at the front
door Of the Court House m the CITY of Custer
City, County of Custer ANA state 0f South Da-
kota, on the 10th day Of December. 1888. AZ .
O'Clock y. M, by the Sheriff OF said County,
or his Deputy.
Dated November iSt. 1893.
ISAAC LINCOLN, Trustee,
Assignee.
CRAWFORD & DFIANp. ATTORNEYS
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-11-04

When troubled with pain in the
stomach, bilious collie OF diarrhea give
Chamberlain collie. cholera and diar-
rh9s remedy . trial and you will be
more than pleased with the result. It
is pleasant, safe and reliable. % and
so cent bottles for sale by all druggists.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-11-04

"rhe best in the world" This is What
w. ID. Woohring, of Boardly, KY, says
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He
spoke from personal experience in the
use of it. himself and family having just
been cured of bad coughs and colds by
it. For sale by all druggists.
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This Is to certl
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
COUNTY OF CUSTER.
nECUftE M nnTT

OFFICE or COUNTY AUDITOR. -
ulster CIV, {. - Oct "a 1885 ( 81
This is to certify, That pursuant the provisions of Chapter 81. W OF 1891 entitled Al
Act to Promote the Jude endenceo Voters at Public Elections and 20 Enforce the Secreyf the
Judge of theC Circuit CourD rthe seventh Judicil Circuit, and one county Commissioner from
the SeoniC COMMISSIONER district Of Custer County,, to be voted fE at an annual and ndLYi
election to be he'll November 9TH 1893 have been duy ceru1ed to this Office by teS Secretary OF
State, President and Secretary OF the respective conventions of tie political parties herewith
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
BY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
IA SIDE BUSINESS ADpREs.
First District DlhtonC oBon eadwo South dakota, Pierre South Dakaa
ScondD District Alphonso G Kelam, Chamberlain south Dakota Pierre. South Dakota l
Third District John EBennet, - Clark, south Dakota - Pierre. south Dakota.
b THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
First District ChmMeyL Wood, Rapid City, south Dakota Rmd City, South Dakota
District William III Stoddar,S Sioux Fans,S south DAKOTA. Sioux Fas. south Dakota
Thrd District Henry HincNey, Huon, south Dakota. Huron, south Dakota
BY THE INDEPENDENT PARTY
First itrct -John b. Fairbank, Deadwood, South Dakoa Depdwood South Iakota
District -Corneius b Kennedy, Canton South Dakot. Cantor, South Dakota
bird District Henry I. Potter Aberdeen South DakOa. Aberdeen South Dakota
FOR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
BY THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
William Gardner, um.uR Rapid CITY South Dakota Rapid City, South Dakota
Levi MCGEE, Rapid City, South akom. Rapid City, South Dakota
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,S SECOND DISTRICT. +.
BY THE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
Fitch. Custer City, Youth Dakota Custer City, South Dakota
Cangan. .--- Custer City, south Dakota custer City. South Dakota.
David f. sh@e, Custer City south Dakcta Custer city, South akota
In witness whereof have haenntc msm my hand ana amxea the seal 1.-THE County Of Gus
$500 ter tcuter CITY Soulful Dakota this ?uhd day Of October Ma
rios HHEEfER. Deputy 4
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slim MONS

~ - A4 1NSs
CTATE n SOUTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
- Custer. In the Circuit Court OF the seventh
Judicial Circuit.
Martin T.. ~chOonmaker, llH.,
vs..
II. W. c rtcr aud w. H..
Copeland, whose Christian
names are Unknown TO this
Elaintit, d. $.
The state { South Dakota sends Greeting 10
the above Ia ed defendants.
You are h e1y summoned aud rtGlirrd to
answer the 90. Inliint OF the above named plaint-
III, a copy of y ich is herewith served upon you.
and 10 serve copy of YOUR answer upon the
subscriber al Office in the town al Custer
City. SOnth n2' IA, within thirty (W days after
the service of : mmo on you, exclusive of
the day OF servi q, and ii You fail 10 answer this
complaint within that time, the plaintiff will al-
ply Ia the Court for the relief demanded In the
complaint,
Dated this 18th day of Srptembcr. A. D.. 1898.
BUEL Il. WOOD,
Plaintiff, Attorney.
STATE or SOUTH DAKOTA,
County of Custer.
To the Defendants above named.
lou viii please take notice that the above
ummonS and the complaint herein were fled
with the clerk of tn" Circuit Court az his Office
in Custer City, South Dakota, on the 18th day Of
September, lS3.
Dated September 18th, 1893.
BCEL X. WOOD.
ATTY for Plaintiff.
First publication, October :, 1893.
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All pcrsous WHO ,!e~ire 70 donate 10
the Solu.y., finpe any boots, rapers,
magazines, et.., will please forward
them to the Soldiers Home, or leave
them in care Of Joseph KuDisr or Capt.
A. NJ. Willard.
By request Of many soldiers.
&. g. ROBERTS,
Librarian.
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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA. COUNTY OF
y Custer, IS. In the Circuit Court. seventh
Judicial Circuit.
William A.. Mcleod, Plaintiff,
VS..
Christina Mcleod, Defendant.
The state Of South DakatO sends Greeting:
to the above named Defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required 20
ansvcr the complaint Of the above named
plaintiff, "a copy of which is herewith served
upon you, ana 10 serve a copy OF your answer
upon the subscriber al his Office IN Custer City,
County and STATE aforesaid, within thirty days
after the service of this umlnO on yon. eN-
elusive of the day Of such service. and if YOU tail
to answer tins complaint within that time. the
Plaintiff viii apply Ia the Court for the relief
demanded m the complaint.
Dated AT Custer City, South Dakota. this Goth
day OF October, 4. ID. 1899.
ALFRED +. FEAE.
Plaiutln's Attorney.
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a-nHrnE.s sAnn

W .'aa3AAAt
3D. 1igt.. .i a. ,ty.... s. issued OH 10 a.a
under The ,.ui - ,I' 'iIrA.it CJlit ia atI. pt the
County of custer and state of South Dakota,
upon u ind smeut rendered and docketcd in the
said Court. on the Itll day of December, 4. ID.
1891, in an action wherein Petty Bros. are plant
ills, and William VI. Wright il defendant. In
favor of said plaintiffs and against the said de
PENDANT. for the sum of Three Hundred and
Forty-tyc and - 100 Dollars, which execution
was directed and delivered to me rs sheriff i'm
and for said County OF Custer, | have this 18th
day OF October. a. ID. iS93, levied upon an the
right, title and interest of the said Defendant
William VI. Wright, in and TO the followlug de-
Scrihcd real property, to-wit: The. Northwest
Quarter ~. w. ~ of Section Number Fifteen
40. in Township Six 90 South of Rang SIX I'd,
East Of the Black Hills Meridian, cont, INN 2
one Hundred and Sixty Acres.
Notice is hereby given, that |. the undersigned,
as sheriff rs aforesaid, viii sell the above de-
Scrihcd real property To the highest bidder,
for cash. at public auction, at the front door of
the Court House In Custer City, in the County OF
Custer and state of South Dakota. on Mon
day, the 27th day of November, A. u. 1893, 10 ?
O'Clock =. m, of that day. TO satisfy the sad
execution, together with the interest aud costs
thereon.
Dated October 18th, 4. ID. 1898.
A. NJ. WILLARD.
Sheriff of Custer County. :. ID.
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To Christina Mcleod, Defendant above named.
You will take notice that the complaint IN the
above entitled action Was filed in the office of
The Clerk of Circuit Court in and for Custer
County, S. d., al Custer City, in said County and
State. on the oath day Of October, 1893.
Dated N Custer City, :. d.. this 10Th day Of
october, lsJ3.
ALFRED T. FEAY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Di.tric. $50. g.. Custer County. D.,
for lie month ending OeiuSe, u, 1898,
Average daily attendance Isl. Num-
Der enrolled Al.
NEITHER ABSENT OR TARDY.
Daisy Smith. Maggie Layton.
Eva Smith. Henry Cubberly.
Frank Layton.
BCT ONCE.
Kittie West. Albion Liusrrom.
Ruble Layton. Clyde Holmes.
Lula Layton. Mark Holmes.
Alva Linstrom. Josie Moss.
Lille Linstrom.
r. V. GRANTHAM, Teacher.
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raREcrnsuRr Norrcm

iil'st publication, octChcr Z, 1871
80 Ali'cIt =, Hoisirgtun. N~ortssaor.
luNc NuIco: Detaul. IN Regiment cXistilg on
"A mortgage dated the 10Th day of June, 1887
and recorded in Custer County. .(South) Dakota,
on the i4th day Of June, 1857, at 8 O'Clock a.
IN. In Book 2, page 559, Of the public records of
said county, executed by AlbertS Hoisingion ian
unmarried mani 10 w. w. Mcdonald. Trustee,
ana assigned To Mrs. Mary Gussman: said assign
lncnt being recorded IN Book '2 Miscellaneous -
page G2S, OF the public records Of Custer County,
f"'ufD laHtAt' gu The North Hal - tHp South
i-i 9Htll-r aHd tAe Nelt Uul ~ tan North
iest c't''in' w >ntNnr iuirtf Ggv $500 H]Ar-
,tip 1870 G. south. 1t tiaugr savt' g.. E..i ~
he u. ~. a., SI!1.Js nriug I "a thereon. al tins
date. Tor principal AID interest. Said mortgage
viii be iOrcclosed 10 satisfy the amount due, with
costs and expenses of sale, and 500. 0Oattorney's
fee, rs provided In said mortgage, by sale of said
premises AT public Auction. at the front door of
the Court House In the City Of Custer City,
County of Custer and state of South Dakota, on
the 18th day OF November, 1893, at 2 O'Clock y.
M, by the Sheriff OF said County, or his Deputy.
Dated October 2nd 1898.
ISAAC LINCOLN,
Agent for Assignee Of Mortgage.
CRAWFORD y DELAND, Attorneys.
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go, ter at Custer CITY, South Dakoh. this ?uh day Of October 1883
ishAl rios o %nf GspS .HsMT
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SUMMONS.

As
CRAWFORD & DELANn. Attorneys.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
SPAIN SEEKING HER PRINCE.
Nos Seen Since Fridays Battle and
';s2 the Queen Is Alarmed.

MADRID, Nov. 1.-The fact that Prince
Ferdinand OF Bourbon has been missing
since the Spanish attack on the Moors
last Friday has caused the Infanta
Isapel much anxiety. The Prince was
last seen close to his battery outside OF
Fort Cabrerizas, and 1t was supposed
that he had succeeded in reaching one OF
the blockaded forts which had just been
relieved. The Ministry of War has or
dered that inquiries be made.
The government has received assur-
ances.. from the British authorities at
gibfaltar OF the absolute prohibition of
skrafiir In. arms n ammunition from
Shat place for the Moors. Local mer-
chants who infringe the orders will be
able to fines.
The French authorities have given
similar assurances respecting Oran. and
have ordered that extreme vigilance be
observed on the Algerian frontier, to
prevent the sending Of c%ontraband goods
to the Rlff tribes.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
IN A STEAMERS CARGO.
After Hold of the Herman Winter
Full of Flames.
a Comp 'rtment Drowned Out and
Scorched Cargo Removed.

Fire was discovered in the cargo Of
the steamer Herman Winter. of the
Metropolitan line. as she was passing
through He'll Gate this morning on her
way to Boston.
The ship left her pier at the foot of
Carlisle street. at .. 80 o'clock. An hour
later Chief Engineer MacIntyre dis
covered smoke pouring through the
matches over the after hold, where
about 900 bales Of wool and cotton were
stored. Mac1ntyre Immediately turned
steam into the compartment and aroused
Capt. Nickerson. The latter ordered the
ship to be turned back. and the vessel
was sent back to her pier at full sped.
Upon her arrival a messenger was sent
to Chief eastman. In command of the
tire-boat New Yorker. That craft was
made fast to the Herman Winter fifteen
minute afterwards. When the matches
over the burning cargo were opened
such n dense cloud of steam and smoke
rolled out that the tiremen could not en-
ter. Hook and Ladder 10 had mean
was no other course open to the fire
fighters than to flood the hold. Two
lines of siX-inch hose and two of three
inch were turned into the compartment,
and the pumping engines of the New
Yorker were started at full speed.
BY 0 o'clock the air below had
cleared sufficiently to allow the work of
hosting out the scorched cargo to be
begun. Capt. Nickerson said that the
ever, and that the loss to the cargo will
be but a slight percentage of its value,
Ha said that his ship would start again
as soon as the hold could be emptied.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
~euSrrS5LA BEATEN.
King Of the Matabeles Retreating
with, Remnants of His Army.
British CoIonists' Troops Capture
Buluwayo, the Capital.
STAN Increasing Her Army-Gensrnl
Cable News.

LONDON, Nov. IA despatch from
Fort Charter, situated between Fort
Salisbury and Fort Victoria, in Masho-
nnland, u the capture of Blu
ltwayo, the capital of Matabeleland
aud stronghold or kraal of King Loo
bengula, by the British forces operating
AGAINST the Matabeles.
The despatch adds that several fights
took place between the British and the
Matabeles. and that the latter were de-
feated in every case and that the power
Of King Lobengula is quite broken.
II is added that King Lobengula, at
the head Of the remnants Of his loyal
irnpis, Is retreating towards the Fam
best River. pursued by a column of the
British colonists' troops.
No details are given as to the loss
Of life, but, the colonists are not be-
lteved to have suffered seriously.
Buluwayo. It Is also announced. has
been occupied by the column led by
Major Goold Adams as well as by the
force. under Major Forbes. of the In
niskilling Dragons.
According to the reports received at
Fort Charter, the troops under Major
Forbes did nearly all the fighting.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
Man, Fires in Many Places.

RARABOo, Wis, Nov. 1.-The entire business
portion Of Aren. wal destroyed by Are Monday
night.
DALLAS, Tex, Nov. THE Clarke building. a
fyc-.,ory brick structure, burned yesterday. Loss.
500, 600.
MLEANSBORO. Ill. Nov. Fire yesterday
destroyed three business houses, Loss. $40. OcO: in
surancc. 81. 900.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. Almost the entire
business portion Of Jamestown, Niles, was de
stroycd by hre Monday night, Loss estimated at
So. UO8.
DETROIT. Mich, Nov. Tho grand stand and
judges stand NJ the Detroit Driving Park were
entirely destroyed by . supposed inccndiary FIRE
last night,
PITTSruRG. Pa. Nov, THE Pearl Laundry
building was destroyed by FIRE last might. The sec
end aud third floors were DC 'upieh as a warehouse
by the Harris Drug Company. Loss. 500. 900.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. Nov. Two trotting horses.
burned TO death in n IRE which destroyed NJ. +,
Hart's stable at the Exposition Grounds Yesterday,
CHICAGO. Nov. Fire destroyed four frame
h%utlhiuEt, al. 7l2, ia and III South lTalsteh
stree, yesterday afternoon. Loss, So, $50. with
So iN Insurance. A truckman was overcome by
Hunlc.
EElTIISRrkG. m, Nov. IA FIRE here. start
Ing at 80 O'Clock thls morning, burned three
hlnrkS NJ residence and Store buildings. TWENTY-FIVE
residences and eleven places NJ business. The loss
Is estimated at $1,000 no Insurance.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
THE PACIFIC CABLE PROJECT.
sanguine Hopes in Australia for Its
Carving Out.

MELBOURNE, Nov. ALI the colo
MES display great interest in the visit
Of the Canadian Minister OF Commerce,
and the cable project Is being heartily
supported. The coming conference with
Canada ia regarded as being of the
greatest Importance. 1t Is said here
that 1t will be held early next year AMI
that Great Britain will send n delegate
to discuss the Pacific cable project.
The laying of the first section Of the
new cable was commenced at Gomen,
New Caledonia, IN Aug. 30, AMI has
been completed to Bundabcrg. one Of the
centrcs Of the sugar industry In Queens
land.
The course which the new cable Is
intended to take. Is from New Caledonia
to Fill, from there to Samoa, and from
Samoa to Honolulu to the Tanning Is
lands, and from that point straight to
Vancouver. thus completing its tele-
graphic circle of the world.
The rulers of the islands which have
been included in the route OF the cable
have promised subsidies.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
RUGGED BY A DEAF MUTE,
The Comely Subject OF Attack Had
tho Hugger Arrested.

Mrs. Lillian Holborrow, of 500 Column
bus avenue, has decided objections to
being Rugged by strangers on the street.
This was the reason for her appearance
in the Harlem Police Court his morning
as complainant against John Doughcrty,
t~wenty-one years old, of No. Of West
End avenue. Dougherty Is leaf and
dumb.
on the evening of Oct. % Mrs. Hol-
borrow was standing in the doorway of
her residence awaiting the coming of her
husband. Dougherty came along on the
opposite side of the avenue, and beck
oned to Mrs. Holborrow to come over
to him. The latter had known Dougherty
from seeing him pass by the house, and
knowing his afliction, conjectured that
he might be in trouble, and so she cross
ed over to him.
Dougherty took out a pad Of paper and
a rCncil. II have no girl" he scrubbed
on the pad.
Mrs. Holborrow, although somewhat
frightened at the mute's action, answered.
word husband" "e
~ vii! have SO next week" wrote
edge that Mrs. Holb0rrow had a protec-
tor. "lIave YOU a baby?''
Mrs. Holborrow held up three fingers.
Dougherty crossed his arms over his
breast, meaning that he would like to
hug the fair matron, and then he
squeeze.
what was the matter with youo
asked Justice Fe!tner of DouEherty, nv
means of pencil and paper, in court this
morning. ~
II was drunk" scrubbed the mute,
You are fined SO" wrote the Justice.
and DouGherty's lawyer added the
words: you're dead lucky Dougherry
hastily left the court.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
NONEGA-
G1AD<AH~
SUBMARINE CANNON, OWL BREECH
OPEN. OF EKICssON.S %nEsTROYER.

The latter expects to have FL Cid Mt
the docks Of the Morgan Iron Works
early tomorrow. The work on her
orlop and main decks is being lone with
a rush. Every man who can be used to
the slightest advantage is being en-
ployed at the work.
1T will take several days to make the
alterations needed for the adjustment Of
the hiE dynamite gun, fifteen rapid-iirc
Hotchkisa guns and the -four torpedo
tubes with which she is to he armed.
Several ports are being cut through
her hull on the main deck. and the ports
used for handling cargo when FL cid
was employed as n freiGhter are also to
be utilized for battery purposes.
1t Is doubtful II the work of turning
the steamer into a warship can be
completed by Nov. -. the date said to
have been set for the departure Of the
vessels bought by Charles Il. Flint &
e." for the brazilian Government.
The Morgan line steamer FL Rio, sis
ter ship to FL cid, is now lying at her
dock at the trot Of houston street. North
River. but her crew had obtained no
definite Information yet as to her having
been sold.
When FL cid arrived-she vas sold
Will" At S"a-the crew wcrr aware OF
the fact before she was securely moored
to the dock. capt. quick. of Ell Rio.
could not be seen this morning, being
confined TO his berth by a carbuncle.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
DR.. BURTSELL AT ROME.
CordislIy Received BY the Papal
Secretary Of State.

:, ROME. Nov. Rev. Richard l.. Burt
sell, whose transference from a New
York City parish to a parish in the
country because. 1t is alleged, Of his
sympathy with Rev. Edward McGlynn.
has caused much comment in New York.
arrived in this city Saturday.
He was received in the most cordial
BY Cardinal Rampolla, Papal
Secretary OF State. and Cardinal Led
ochowski. Prefect Of the Congregation
of the Propaganda Eide.
He Will shortly have an audience
: with the Pope, who has expressed a de-
ssirs 10 be given the most minute in
formation as to the condition Of Church
AFFAIRS in New York and the alleged
intrigues against Mgr. Satolli, the Papal
Delegate.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
DEPARTS.
The Brazilian Consul to Sail for
Home To-Day.
He Is Believed 10 Be Bound on Some
Important Mission.
FL Rio in Port and Said to Have
been Sold.

1t was inadvertently made known this
morning by an attache Of the Brazilian
Consul's Office in this city that Antonio
a. de Castillo, CunSul-Gcneral in New
York for President Peixoto's Government,
would said on ;hc steamer Wordsworth
Mt $3.50 this afternoon for Pcrnambuco,
Brazil.
Although It is stated that de Castillo
is in poor health, 1T is considered signin-
cant that he should leave his post in
these times, so critical for his country.
The evening world., 1893-11-01

Ell. II
Men acquainted with Brazilian affairs
gave 1t as their opinion to an Evening
World" reporter this morning that dc
Castillo is going to Brazil on some very
important mission, probably with re-
gard to tn" purchase of ships for n
navy. He has been of considerable note
In his country's affairs. and his famil-
iarity with maritime affairs will enable
him to tell President PeiXoto the exact
strength of the vessels Flint & Co. nave
purchased or expect to purchase.
1t Is believed the tonsul-General eX-
pected to depart secretly. At his office
this morning little information would
be given.
1t was finally stated that he had been
here only a year, and that the climate
does not agree with him.
The Destroyer. designed by Ericsson
and armed with a submarine CUR h a
viii render her a formidable adversary
to the largest VA ship atioat. had not
arrived at Erie basin at noon to-day.
she left Newport, II. l.. last night in
tow of the tug scandinavian. II is
due here at any moment. She will
take the place Of FL I'D in the west dry
dock il Erie Basin, as soon as the latter
hauls out, which will be tonight, unless
" takes longer to finish the work on
.ler hull below the water line than Capt.
Bake anticipates.
The evening world., 1893-11-01
BROUGHT BACK FROM CANADA.
Henry Reitz Heli for Robbing His
Employer.

Detective Sergts. Dunn and Jacobs ar
rived here from Montreal this morning
with Henry Rcitz, aged twenty eight,
and formerly employed as ~bookkecper
ny John Hot2, who conducts n lunch and
barroom at IA West Fourth street.
Reitz Is accused OF a~bscOnl!ng with
s15I Of his employers money on oct. "A.
The matter was reported to Inspector
Mclaughlin, and the above named ON
GERS finally run ReitZ down. and arrested
him at the Hope House. Montreal.
In the Jefferson Market Police Court
to-day Reltz was held for trial.