The state herald., 1893-11-24
californIa's Chinese wish to register.

General Rusk 10 slightly better and may
recover.
There is violent Influenza epidemic In
Bavaria.
Boats on the Erie canal are to be propelled
by electricity.
A negro mi dc II was lynchcd by negroes
at Vernon, In GU n Missouri, on the 14th.
An unknown person attempted to burn the
museum OF tlnc arts In Copley Square, Boston,
but failed.
| A band Of counterfeiters was captured at
81. Louis last week. They made excellent sil-
yer dollars.
Governor Mitchell Of Florida declares that
! the MITCHELL Corbett fight shall not come on
In that state.
The United States Supreme Court has de-
cidcd that the great lakes arc covered by the
term high seas"
| There continues TO be numerous explosions
| Of bombs ia different cities OF Spain, though
without serious results.
The war Of rccrimination b"tween Powder
ly and Hayes lie said 10 have be N very bitter
during the convention OF tn Knights Of
| Labor.
Tho magnificent Board Of Trade building
at Chicago Is In an unsafe condition, and liza.
Bile to fall down unless the foundation is
strengthened.
The assistant attorney general Of tho post
office department has held that bond invest
ment schemes ought not 10 be permitted to
use the mails.
Half dozen men attempted to kidnap 70
year-old girl Mt New Albany, Indiana, on tho
Goth, but the father shot one and the others
were captured.
A large sum Of pension money has been
paid to fraudulent claimants Mt Buffalo The
pension bureau is getting At the facts and ex-
poets to arrest the frauds.
Tho government has secured the appoint.
ment Of two additional receivers for the Union
Pacific road to protect the interests OF the
| government, TO which the road owes large
| sum.
Three young French. Canadians were mr.
blow up the Nelson monument at Montreal.
There Is n good deal OF feeling between
French and British citizens.
Secretary Carlisle has ordered the release OF
the Russian convlcts picked up at sea and
| landed at San Francisco. It Is understood
that the Russian minister will cndcayor TO
have them rcarrestcd and cxiradited.
1t Is learned on good authority that the Cab,
| met 10 unit in Its Endorsement OF the Presi-
dents plan for the restoration OF Queen Lili'
| oukalsnl. This fact was developed after the
conclusion Of the Cabinet meeting Tuesday.
Another favorable note from the Sultan OF
Morocco has been received by the Spanish
government II Is reported that the sultan
| offers further indemnity to Spain, and will
give further guarantees OF tho strict obscry-
snce Of treaty rights.
The appraiser OF Edwin Booths estate, DR..
Van Shank, has filed his report, which gives
the gross value Of the estate left by the late
\ Edwin Booth at eG02, 613. After deductiug
for debts, lcgacics, funeral expenses, etc, the
balance Is SiG5, 335.
| The eldest son Of Count d Eu, Prince Pedro,
who Is said to have been proclaimed emperor
| Of Brazil by Admiral de Mello, has started for
| 81. Naziere, a seaport near Nantes, where, II
is stated, he Will start for Brazil accompanied
by suite Of twenty persons.
Secretary Gresham has given to the press
the report Of Commissioner Blount on IIa-
walian Affairs. The report Is substantially
us stated by the papers which got hold of It a
few days before 1t states that the revolution
was encouraged by Minister Stevens.
| Tho fishing tug 0ggel, belonging to the
| Sandusky Fishing Company, was seized near
Pole island, Lake Erie, by Canadian authori-
ties. The boat and crew Of six were taken TO
Amherstburg where they are held on the
charge OF fishing In Canadian waters. More
seizures will follow.
The annual report Of Governor Renfrew, OF
| Oklahoma, places the population of the terri.
| tory at l5l ,sDt, and the Cherokee Strip at
| 100000. The assessed valuation Of property
is sia,'5i 600, and the capital stock Of the
national banks Is reported rs fsa6,00o. De-
posils sl,429,0 600, and loans and discounts,
| 81 OF. 900.
Further particulars OF the recent flood In
| Okayama, received from Japan by the steam
err Bclgic show 3,oO7 deaths from drowning,
"a injured, 3,207 houses washed away, 5,.re.2,
houses nearly or quite destroyed. ii, 40 build.
ings partly wrecked and aud 7,7i9 acres Of
j land more or less damaged. The survivors
| Yokohama advIccs Of November say the
antimixed residence movement continues 10
spread. II is rumored 10000 people Of Ku-
mamoto alone have signed petitions against
mixed residence. II Is alleged that hostile
fcclIn; In that locality is 30 great that the
government advised the mission aries To leave
their residences.
Professor Garner, tho American who went
Into the forests Of Africa about year ago 10
live with monkeys and learn their language,
has arrived at Liverpool on his return trip
lie claims that his visit to Africa was great
success, aud that the monkey family has a
language. The professor lived In cage 10
the heart OF forest for i0l days, and his sole
companions were monkeya
| The Efoi'e Beigs has received dispatches
reporting recent fighting In the Congo state
| They say that Captain Pointer, after esptur.
| Ing hirundn, preased the hostile Arabs and
crushed them completely. lie succeeded IN
capturing Said Abon Abadi, who was rrspon-
Fuin p,shs AhsdI w.. oaas.,,sas ~ ~ y,
anJ shn, ' wa S'"u'''"'u '"oea'n
A ~, 80,
~, hs .n.inna,i tV,nmfro,m od:di' says that
Wv sanunu vi company preparing 10
cnsasr IN me hihnuihc'ure OF steel on more
sBanne .ea,o 'nhh 'he 'atnrgirs OF any Other
eonecfn IN tue country. new process has
ore ,h., III, ,.,,, ~ sse., a.,ee. from the
p,n,,in.,' aan,,.,,., ."' We. VIC MINIMUM
ra.a,ia,,a,, ,.,,,' ~. my hvM 70 S,e'eiahi
W." Wv s'""u''u oihe'Ais'
The general term Of the New York Supreme
Court ,et aside tho verdict In the case Of
Charles w. Gardner, superintendent OF DR.
Parkhurst's society, who was convicted a year
ago In the court OF general sessions for. er.
iorilng money from Lillian Clifton. the bro
pricirrss Of disorderly house. An order "a.
,., n,'.euhs 'hA' "Mdher DO discharged
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