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DUKE ERNs7's BoDY LING IN STATE
Duke Alfred Assumes tho Government OF
Saxe-CoburG.Gotha.

Duke Alfred Assumes tho Government OF
Saxe-Coburx- Gotha.
CoBuRo. Aug. 25.-Ths body Of Duke Ernst
Of SAKE Cobure Gotha lay In state to-day
at the castle OF ReinhardsLrunn. Many people
from the villages and the country round about
the castle viewed the remains The body was
attired in the uniform OF the cuira ssiers. and
upon the breast were the orders and medals
that had been awarded to the Duke. The room
in which the body lay was profusely decorated
withhowers and mourning draperies: Anum-
her Of troops and foresters from the Dukes
domains guarded the remains.
The Diet assembled in extrSaordinary session 2 ?.
potited the members OF the death OF Duke
Ernst. and announced the events that had or-
Cured on the day following his demise. in
Guiding the taking OF the oath, OF allegiance, 10
the Consultation by the Dukes successor. the
Duke OF Edinburgh. The Prime Minister de-
clared that Duke Alfred the Duke Of Edin-
hurghL had assumed the government OF SAKE
Coburg Gotha.
The Diet adopted a resolution expressing
the hope that Duke Alfreds rule would prove
blessing to the country and to the empire.
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Republican Stat. Committee.

chairman william II. Brookfeld of he Re-
publican State Committee announced yester-
Gay that the committee would undoubtedly be
thursday rext to select day and place for
the state Convention. Mr.. Brookneld favors
natat"ga Tor the Convention city. The ma
'ofliy OF his colleagues favor Syracuse.
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eoAeJ Islands boss Has Not Asked for the
Once, but i. Willing TO FIJI II.

COMFY ISLAND. Aug. 25.-Although 1t Is re-
ported at the Kings County Democratic Head
quarters that Chief OF Police John Y. McKane
TO be tho candidate for Sheriff this fall. the
chlei says that he has not asked for nor has he
mad any consultation with Boss Mclaughlin
about the office. reporter saw the Chief at
west Brighton Police Headquarters to- nj ght
ana showed him the report in an evening pa
1t may be true that they are talking OF
dominating me for Sheriff. but | have not
heard anything about It. The Sherfr's office
more money in 1t than In being Chief OF Police
ana Supervisor of tho town Of Gravesend. and
hot quarter the worriment and work. but
OF lev words. and have no doubt can get
shything from the Democratic party OF Kings
county, within reason. that ask for"
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Note. Of Foreign Happenings.

The Gar and Czarina yesterday laid tho
frst stones In the foundation OF the new har-
Dor work 3 In Libau on the baltic.
NJ. Dovcle. French Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. has promised SiGnor Hessman. Italian
Amba ssador to withdraw from circuatiOn In
France as many small italian silver co ms as
possible and send them to Italy SO Ms to re-
lieye tho seaEcity OF currency In that country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

The Repu blic ans of Jefferson county have renomL
mated the Hon Harrison Fuller for member OF Assem-.
bly,
The Bar Association will hold its sixteenth
annual meeting at Milwaukee on Aug. 30. 81. and
sept !.
Archbishop sAtoli left wash nRton yesterday after
for Cincinnati where on sunday he Will bless he
new Italian Church OF tho sacred Heart and celsbrAts
the solemn PontincAl mASL
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His skull fractured by hoy.

Solomon Jacobs. a 15-year-old errand boy In
the tailor shop at 2 Bowery. threw soda water
bottle yesterday afternoon at Bernard Bran
scr. journeyman tailor who works there. and
fractured the mans skull. The boy had been
face whereupon Jacobs threw the bottle; The
boy was arrested. Branser. who was taken to
recently and lives at 2l5 Eldridg" street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
RIoTOUs POLES IN BUFFALO
The Police Keep Them HustiinG and Quickly
Disperse All Crowds.

Disperse All Crowds.
BUFFALO. Aug. 25.-Disturbances In the
Polish quarter were OF frequent occurrence
all night. crowd Of varying size hung
around the Broadway Market nearly all the
night and hero and there all through the
Polish section groups Of men and women.
ranging In size from 20 to 200. were gathering
and being dispersed. Several times the Poles
showed light when the police attempted to
move them from the streets. and the police
were obliged to show their revolvers before
their orders were obeyed.
Up to noon to-day there had been no further
disturbance, The police were IN complete
control and kept the crowds about the marx
hustlng. In the Sunrise Court this morning
forty-three Of the nifty six prisoners arrested
yesterday and last night were sent down Tor
one day each. three were fined. and on the re-
mainder sentence was suspended.
contractor who employs considerable I'M.
skilled labor Is authority for the staten emit
that there are, no idle laboreEs in Buffalo who
employnn emit to a number OF Poles during the
present week. and they all refused It
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Cholera In Rotterdam.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 25.-Surgeon- General
wyman OF the Marine Hospital service to-
night received cablegram from Passed As
sistant Surgeon Woodward at ROTTERDAM say
ing that there were nine cases OF cholera there
THE usual instructions to detain all immi-
grants at that port for Ave days were sent to
Dr.. Woodward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
italian sailor. Inv,t.d to Watch Fire.

Erastus Crawford OF 220 West Twenty eighth
street saw smoke coming from the top floor OF
the flve-story building, 1924 West Twenty-sixth
street which he owns. at @ o'clock last night.
and sent in an alarm. Tho building 10 occu-
pied by cabinet makers. who suffered about
100000 loss. Crawford estimates his loss at
the front Are escapes. and prevented them
from spreading to the tenements adjoining.
While the Are was at Its height, about twenty
and were admitted within the fire lines They
were escorted to place opposite the burning
building. where they were interested Watchers
OF the fremen for nearly an hour
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Where Yesterday'. Fires Wore.

A. M-s;3o. 3 100 First avenue. Vncenzo Polecastro.
damage SIS: 1000 20 Cannon street. Mrs. Gross, dam.
aye trining: Il;lO. POI East Houston street. John
lander damage trihing.
l. M on 81 Orchard street. Jacob Glesberg dam.
age tritIng $40 1914 West Twenty sixth street. A.
Stephens and A. H. Brown damage Si2.bo h;<5. two
frame houses the northeast corner Of Fifth avenue
and Ninety fourth street, damage slight; 1880. II
Cocntiss alp share simpson damage 81 500 900
S5 Pitt street Jacob Fishman. damage trihing 40
4Oi East Eghtysxth street. Emile ValesandroS dam.
annA
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John Iamke OF 7OS First street. Hoboken.
did not return home Wednesday night His
relatives were about to report him to the
police yesterday as missing. when his body
City and Hoboken. He doubtless lost his way
during Wednesday nights storm. wandered
into the meadows, which were submerged. and
was drowned. The body was taken to Pars-
lows morgue.
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PAXTON. ILL.,. Aug. 25.-The Ford County
Bank with liabilities OF S90.5O0 and assets Of
1854. 900. assigned this m orning to j. II. Moffet
and c. II. Yeomans
The First National Bank also closed its
doors by order Of it's Board OF Directors. but
reopened them after meeting of the directors.
New ORLEANS. Aug 25.-The New Orl cans
Clearing House decided yesterday to issue
Clearing House certificates tor small sums to
persons having money on deposit. payable to
themselve or bearer in sums of 50. SO. $50.
more.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
Burglars Try Torture with Success.

PULASKI. Tenn. Aug. 25.-J.E. Bolles. farm
or. drew $1,000 from the bank here few
days ago and hid 1t under the edge OF carpet.
At midnight on Wednesday two masked m en-
gained entrance into his house. covered Boles
and his wife with pistols, and demanded the
The robbers bound and gagged him and his
wife. nd with pair Of pincers began to tor
ture them. Bolles then told the hiding place
Of his money Tho robbers took It and escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
The BODY OF n Man seen In the Whirlpool
Rapids.

NIAGARA FALLS. Aug. 25.-While a party Of
visitors were looking at the Whirlpool Rapids
to-day tho body OF man came into view 1t
was whlrling around with some drftwood. A
guard has been placed near the spot to wait
Tor the moment when. the body will come
near enough to be pulled out. The body Is be-
lieyed 10 he that of Edward Brennan. u New
York bricklayer. aged -. who passed over the
falls last Sunday. His homo is at l.7SO Wash
ingtOn avenue. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
NORTHERN P4CIFICs FINANCES.

Receivers Ask Leave to Issue Certificates
to the Amount Of 81 800 900.
Mr.. William Nelson Cromwell OF counsel for
the receivers OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company said yesterday that the petition for
leave to issue receivers certificates had been
sent to Milwaukee,. The court will be asked
without delay to authorize an issue o: IA. SOO.-
600. and II consent Ia obtained the receivers
will be enabled to obtain the release OF sccur-
tiles pledged for existing outside loans which
are included In the list Of securities on which
the collateral trust loan is baseG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
Two Drowned In Macatawa hay.

HOLLAND. Mich. Aug. 25.-Yesterday while
party OF four were out sailing on Macatawa
Bay. sudden squat capsized the boat John
Ham. sx- porter OF. the steamer Saugatuck.
and Miss Jennie Anderson OF Chicago were
drowned. The other two were rescued. The
bodies Of the unfortunates were recovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
Mayor G,lroy Round for ,hs Fair.

Mayor Gllroy returned from Saratoga yes
etdaY afternoon and will attend tho meeting
OF The Democratic State Committee this morn
lhgi lie will start for Chicago with his wife
"a ~ Gildren on the North Shore limited at
Will stay at tho Hotel Windomere. near Jack
s sos lax. and will devote himself to sight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
Why, OH, Why
My sisters, do you suffer sof

WY SlSlcIS, 90 you SuIleI SOI
You have suffered so long
you think there is no relief, yet
reliefis close at hand if you will
only accept it with the faith
that has saved thousands.
You may have displacement
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or you may be approaching
"the change of life"
Lyala Z. Pinkham's Hegs-
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under its influence gained
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and proclaim it best in tho
world. twill cure A%A
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All druggists sell 1t. xN~2&1zzD
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Liver Pills. 20 cents.
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Many OF the fish stands and tables In Fulton
Market were empty yesterday. The dealers
say that for day or two the supply OF fish Will
probably be very limited. In the slip next to
smacks yesterday. Not one Of them had q
whole mast. Carpenters were busy on all Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
A Hrlds. Swept Away at New Hrun.wIek.

rary bridge erected for travel over the Raritan
River during the construction OF the now
Sl250OO stone arch bridge was swept away
last night. For time 1t looked as Y the boat
be seriously damaged by the debris. The
bridge was carried away entire. and not a tim
Der remains to show where 1t stood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
mAN1eEB eRAUs CONDITION.
The Director OF Loie Fniier's Interests Ap-
trnnrr Unr 4 hnntrdiH In Aetor's AlieH.

The Director or Loie Fuiier's Interests Ap-
tpears UNEXPECTEDLY In Actors Alley.
Robert Grau. the manager OF Loie Fuller's
company. created considerable surprise by
appearing In Actors alley yesterday morning.
The habitues OF that thoroughfare had every
reason to believe that Mr.. Grsu was an inmate
Of the Empire Institute. o private sanitarium
UP town to which he had been taken on Thurs
day night.
1t seems. however. that he left the institu-
tion early yesterday morning. but was found
agent OF In I.oie's com bination
Last night DR.. Hiram NJ. Eddy. the chief ply
sician at TIE Empire Institute; sHd that ME- III:
condition, was definitely diagnosed. DIR. Eddy
MIR. Grau is suffering from extreme ner-
yousnoss. caused by business worries. Liquor
is partly responsible for his condition. he hav-
ing largely Sp1n st,mnantS to keep
or course the Ill luck. OF the Loie Fuller com
pany has proved on his mind; aud doubtless
i was at bis own request that Mr.. Grau came
here on Thursday evening.
, The following letter was received at The
Sun office last evening:
w OF t., WV sgs #
70 myseh and also to others who care for thu, Mia,
VIII rSs! 5t"' spss ny
hssC had vssS much hi 70 ' sen.sns With and Ar.
Ing for n couple Of days by hor advice Mits Fuller
knows far better than any one else that her Interests
viii suffer In my hands and estimates at their
true value the numerous attacks prompted by either
jealousy malice. one VIII Sc counsel so FAR has
been proven juciouk that 10 II success proper cr.
terion to Judge from. Yours truly. RopERr GRAr.
Miss Fuller said last night that until she is
sure OF the probable outcome OF MIR. Grau's
present condition she is unable to announce
just what engagements she will make. She
will. however. carry out as far az possible any
reasonable arrangements mnde for her by Mr..
Grau
1t is very likely. therefore, that La LoIe will
Fanny" when that play Is produced at tho
Standard Theatre on Sept 4. Mr.. Grau en-:
tered into a contract with Manager j. NJ. Hill
to that effect on Thursday.
Miss Fuller will return to Paris early n 0c-
tober. to fulnl an engagement at the Folies
Berge and tho Eden Theatre.
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PoRT HAwKEsBuRy. n. s., Aug. 25.-The
schooner Emma Proctor OF this port arrived
to-day and reports that James Proctor. her
Captain, was washed overheard by an In
mense wave during the recent storm and
drowned.
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Average Aug 20. 1892 .................77Ns
wASHISGToS FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
For New England NrH FORK. eastern Psnasyk
vanid Es9 Jer.,p n, Da Of Co'nu,b'u. haryfand Dsia'
ea,, and Virginia. sovhn,.er'v "ind and fair peathsr
For West Virginia western Pennsylvania. and wsst
ern New York. northwesterly winds; oooier fau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
BURNED UNDER 4 STRAW STACK.
A Theological Student Loses His Life I'm
Mysterious Manner.

COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. 25.-The burned body OF
the man found in tho debris OF burning straw
stack last night seven miles below town WAS
that OF Frank II. Shepherd. aged a. a Gradu-
ate last June at the ohio State University and
istry. lie lett home at & T. NJ to take a walk.
and at p NJ the body WAS found. The skull
was broken above the right ear 1t Is thought
that he was struck nv tramps or robbers for
money and killed. and then carried to the
stack. which was burned His father lives
hero,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26

BALTIMORE. Aug 25.-An attempt was made
soon after noon to-day to rob the runner OF the
Mechanics National Bank: He was able to
protect himself and held fast to ne money.
ants. a coIored man. Another colored man,
thought TO be tho pal has Slso been arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
Reduct,on. In Work or Wages.

HouoHToN. Mich. Aug. 25.-On Sept. tho
Quincy and Franklin mines will cut wages ton
per cent. The Atlantic will follow suit.
LITTLE FtLIs y. Y. Aug 25.-Most OF the
northumberland system. The Little Falls
Knitting Mill is now running on short me-
There are great many people out Of employ
ment In Herkimer county. and the number is
steadily increasing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26

Police Commissioner McCAyo says Dr. DeAus's Dys
VspsiA Pl Ills cure all who try them.-Ads. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26

The I,l,noi. Steel Company to Close Down.
CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-The Illinois Steel Com
pany. whose employees lost their all In the
fire at South Chicago last night. will close
down next month. About 5000 men will be
thrown out OF work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-26
KcaI Eatate TrAnafera.

Hester I27sol 1871; Ms Kaufman s'"l TOT q,
f levy and wife Il 10 Mordeta, Ssuhman and
18th f" st. n. a73w III Az. 5oao2 Win ii Ron.
si1S So So ss s so coianDu. av boxioaa Geo
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ss.n ~. T.. 35@ : ~ ~; 2$siS SS Conrad
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E%nf& and We e fSa. e Si,1% ,1S cS,.i
Oh N,i ~ g WIN EsSls ,,no Ts::: /
conn aud hush to Leopold krisishsimer and =, .oo
AlsssnAeE ~, O.. 500 4 lam =, ieeIse.o; -
Chas II Jenkins to Benin Watkins. 10
RECORDED HoRrGAGrs.
Brosche. Kdwd md wife TO the German Amor
icpn hlag md Loan Ass"en. So o''hst a, ooo
Mr!.y NJ I.on 10 Anthony itnArtru o'"
'? iisSeinsyst 0 Sids room. K and and I'm,
~ D"H i. Ch,rch a. Yrs ,.,.....,.,...' 10000
byrs 1900
'I "n sn %"s trustee. SS ss and iss Mulberry
Ms o.erst,e Chrystle 81. yr ',,s,,.;,...,, lLooo
anc loGtG st columbus sy demand I2,. $4,000
sha 81 av t"pT os, ana n. y' 10 rh't''
Kst ryan ehsrs. and an. 70 Albert j s.nassS, WV
st. yrs ,'"' 49,, 1850
Amsterdam av, ssd st, yr'':,',,',,.'.. 1900
iIoh ST. Tth av. YRS -. 49,: 80. lAboo
MI msiisth -, "a av Yrs 1900
Pucci, AnnonZiAtA. and hush to Louis A WAg.
mrssi ,'.,,',,,,.'.' -. 5000
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iii av eyrs d mtrs,.. -. -. $4,000
MISTER . cor iosd & ana Park Az, iyf':1. 1000
Schmuck Herman, ct al to James " Goodwin,
Forest Ay. n l56th 81. yr q mtgs......" 1loo
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HArtgAn CAthArins. to WIN HArtigan and
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store, .804 East End Ay yrs per yr,....,,.. 600
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"NELSON,"
The Maine ThundeTbolt
viii break the Worlds Record
LABOR bAl. MONDAY. Sept Z,
At Ame!ioA'a greatest TTotlinE Meeting.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-24

WHEhE THE GERMANS WILL GATHER.
the exposition grounds All the material
used in its construction was sent here from
Germany and most of it serves as exhibit.
The guests were received by Commissioner
Wermuth, Mrs. kaselowski, Mrs. Petri,
Mrs. Spiess aud daughters-Miss Spiess
and Mrs. Mencke-and Miss Halle. Among
the gentlemen who were receiving were
Government Councillor Richter, Assistan
Commissioner Franz Berg, Mr.. Spiess and
others To the left from the main entrance
and at the foot of the main stairway the
cavalry band of the Garde du Corps was
placed The members of the band APP
peGred nwhtte- parade uniforms with eagle
crowned helmets, and were directed
through an elaborate programme by Herr
Wushweyhe. In an adjoining room on the
lower floor a luncheon was spread.
The architectural style of the building is
that of the old Nuremberg houses. of which
the building is in part reproduction. The
succeed exterior walls We're turned over to
the decorators some time ago, and they
have pictured in handsome figures some of
the old legends that are common in Ger
many and everywhere else. On the front
walls are painted the German imperial
eagle and poetic inscriptions that speak of
the love of the fatherland. On the north
wall tilc NSSpiaNpls AiSiAS NASAA 'AAS
story of St George and the dragon and on
the rear walls pictured out the story OF
Cinderella.
This morning the Sons of Maine were in
force at the Maine building, and the dedi-
cation of that structure took place with
an interesting ceremony. Governor
CIeaves and the executive council of the
state were present and the oratory sang
the praises of the Pine Tree state. Anon
those present were: Hon. f. NJ. Simpso L
and wife, Carmel, chairman of the coun
Gil, councillor Sixth district; Hon. Waldo
Pettengill and wife. Rumford Falls, coun-
cillor First district; Miss Bessie Pettengill,
Oliver a. Pettengill, George w. Pettengill;
Hon. Marquis F. King, and wife, Port
land, councillor of Second district; Miss
Luetta King; Hon. Charles A. Harrington
and wife, Norriggewock, councillor OF
Third district; Hon. Edwin o. CLARK
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-24
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

y windstorm at Louisville vrc-,- ! ,ie
Louisville and Nashville roundhouse and
more or less damaged about thirty other
buildings.
The latest South American republic to
indulge in revolutionary entertainment
is Peru.
Twenty boases were burned at Carbon
dale, Colo, al a loss of 1000.
4 receiver has been asked for the Ma
tional Electric company at Eau Claire.
Wis Assets. 500 600; liabilities, $500, 900.
The French chamber has read for first
time a bill TO facilitate divorce. Judicial
separation can be changed to divorce, after
a lapse of three years, on the demand of
either party. Conservatives oppose the bill
hotly. Should it become a law there will
be an enormous increase in the number of
divorces, which during the past five years
has amounted TO 10000.
In the northern part of Minnesota dan
gerous prairie fires are raging, and in Pine
and Morrison counties the flames have at
tackled the forests, driven before the high
winds.
The Rev. J. 5. Mills, of Toledo, Ia, has
been elected bishop of the United Brethren.
Temperance people at Frankton, Ind,
destroyed the saloons in that place, and
three leaders of the movement have been
arrested.
The Exchange bank at Tingley, Iowa,
has suspended and the cashier, Robert
Bennett, has left for parts unknown. De
pos;tors are badly victimized.
Sig. Gio!itti has agreed to construct a
new Italian cabinet with himself as presi-
dent of the council and minister of the in
terror.
Obituary: ~ Boston, Ezra H. Haywood,
who was influential member of the
Massachusetts, Auti-Slaverv league. At
Adrian, Mich, O'Neil n Whitmore, aged
Us. At New Orleans, Col. Daniel A Will
son, who was judge advocate general in
the Confederate army, aged 60; Rev. Father
Guedry, formerly of Chicago.
Nicaraguan revolutionists are reported
to have won a decisive battle, which prac-
tically insures the overthrow of President
Sacaza.
\ receiver has been appointed for the
Denver real estate firm Of John NJ. Berkey
* Co Their liabilities are reported to
amount to 500, 600.
The National bank of Deposit at New
York has failed. 1t was the eastern repre-
sentative of Zimri DwiGgins and held S90,-
o)0 of his paper.
Governor TIllman, of South Carolina es-
Inmates that the state will realize a profit
of not less than S500,OO0 in the sale of
liquor through state dispensaries the first
year.
Bullets made OF precious stones are rare
ties in warfare. But during the recent
fighting on the Kasmir frontier, when the
British troops defeated the rebellious Hun
zas, the natives used bullets of garnets
encased in lead. -,
The Chinese women are beginning to re-
bel seriously against the fashion of COM
pressing their feet, which has for so long
limited their energies. 1t appears that a
missionary has been preaching to them on
the subject.