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Do .iter tn its wake was ssHc cod butf0.
On tie " atlets uutd ctIvass sidts
II thetcho Ter err wur .!
"rhe sltau.u man" "a big letters.
On th. canvass curtain mat closed 30
tue eud was painted ue lrgeudi "Duv-
lug ifom tue Guii Of NJ 400 a. Jctu.
saleni.n On The scat wasa most un
mmOn 10 king uiJsci, a man "a a
ht.ls, OiD, uifty, tattofc -uii, with the
tfOusefs tuoksl INTO Jack uorts anu
head thfus ito q difty, tUfu somi frfU
Wthal leather band auu .catnrr STRAPS
banging q W.. Under the rim Of tns
nat wass nt.so uuf aud wuiskrfs.
lie set on ifDm q v1s 100 Juuu L.
lAst anu cam % tht u ludiHu tful
on his wy to Jsfufolsm. he snNH 81
he gels tnuru yitplu tvAf huw viii win
wager OF tiLuuO Hes auuI win.
out cent AuI his o. gem L. that Lu
will 10 utni y 10 Jer, d om.
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Idaho cod Mining COmpanr.

This morning theirs were filed with
the county clerk articles OF incorpora-
ton OF the above named organization,
whose chief place OF business viii DO
salt Lake Ciiy, where all lhu inoorpor-
stoIB reside.
Tue object OF the new company Is
the mining, milling aud reduction Of
ores Aud bullion, the purchase anu
sala Of mines, mining claims,
etc., aud the oArrytn on VI general
mining Aud milling business In ldahl
UWh, aud any other state or territory
In the United States.
The capital stock IN placed Ut 5lh0,
900. divided into 100000 shaIes OF 81
each,
Following are the stockholders anu
the number Oi shares taken by each.
hzra Thompson $4,000, II. n. Morris
"a, $50, Joseph Il. Morris 100, Charles
Nader $4,000. Vim, A, Wilson 1900,
ann Chss. q. Dey 500.
Easa Thompson IL to DO presiden.,
| Joseph n. Morris vicp pteiident. W. a,
Wilson treasurer, Aud Charles Madcl
secretary.
The existence OF the corporation il
named NJ MY years.
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N.r Ynrk nincL MarhsL

NEW YuUg, Nov. 2l.-stocs market
opuuoI notably strong. Undet good
buyiug aud well distdbutoi prices Il
m ide ufisg pdvaucc. Sugar ami South.
otn railroad shares were muti pf0ml-
nrrt m the trading, tho former selling
ny Southern common, 4.
Lac struug h Of tbs plaikoi In early
dealings was largely due 10 the cover
lag of short contracts. sugar moved
upward ON reports Of iunrrAsol de-
mnnd for 6tnuie. After III O'Clock
sugar gocrdeu !; rallied u reacted !
rue ether SHARES fell on pppnfunuAlo'
~. At noon sugar fucOvurud and
tue general list became stea ivr.
After liij sugar advanced In the
nual dealings there was n Tsiy OF ! q
! generally, and Ia sugar ,Gs
market closed slvnuy.
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Four Mich.gauders.

II may not DO very goaslaliy known
In this Community tnst ni tue seven
lawyers now taking part la tue s-5, uOl
libel buit a.a,us, tue T b.Hs, launched
Uy AItJgHey Arthur Is. WI, Jour nail
rom Alichigsu. These ure JUICES
HenIefs.n, Powers anu Miner auu tne
painful brown himself the three
iifst named have occupied posltiJn
on tue judicial bench u tue Third
district.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Recess Till Friday-Judse Barlch Co.'s
liuuting-Rub usuu's Ease.

Special % o. NENs r,1 Dusfr Ie'igrl n
BEAVER Nov, -O.-Inc Second
di,tFic court THIS morning took q TO-
cess till Friday, when thv term viii
ulOse. The next session hcro will boin
May, but bfie. tenn Will be- held VA
rufOwan IN February, which Will bo
principally devoted " the drawing u
lunus.
In tho second case against A. Z,
Robinson, Ia whiuh hu WAS conviclvI
OF assault with deadly Wunpon, coun'
scl presented unuti0n. la tnc nfsl
Judgment yesterday aNurnOOn th'
persecution grci"fssg 10 objection
wheiegpUn the pfoccediugs wef'
quhsheu AMI the ossu ordered ruuuh'
United ~ the grand jury.
Ju gu Barton has gone 10 the moi"-
tains with hunting patty.
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IzErA nETuRNs.
hut whether Ia the service OF Mar.
or tupia IN not hnuwn,

Hut whether In the service OF Mars
or tupia II not hnaWn.
FAN FRANci o., Nov. 2O.-General
Antonio EzsA tonight will ar i've IN
san Flauoisco. lilo loft Mckee on
Thursday, commissioned, 80 tue dis.
patches intimate, To purcnass ammu-
nilion And supplies generally TO be
used In tho event 90 war between
Mexico aud Guatemala. IL prominent
mrmLefs vi 5au Francisco tociuty are
correctly Informed, however, thu gen.
rrai IL not IN the stfvce OF Mar, tut
un he contrary, has besn iurvd by
CuIid.
While prisoner In this city he fell
q victim TO tho chAtms Of one VI Cali
flruiR's prettitst uaugnters, but hi,
SUDDEN hight preventvu his paying his
addresses iu proper form. He nov ft-
turns to complete, II possible, n con'
quest VI the laay's heart. Ezeta met
ner while nOminAlly imprisoned IN thu
California ho'ei. The lady, Mrs. Bes'
sie psxton, occupied apartments on
tue came door. A friendship rprang
up though MTs. 4 xton's bliui 10y
who stTHyed into EzsiA's room 10 hrAl
the sOluIuI's utories o. hguung.
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CH1uAuo. Nov. 2O,-A fire ia the
fashlon.Dlb Victoria Oats, nj Forty
iourth street anu Greenwood boulevard
this afternoon communicated TO the
Knox and Dupont tlats. causing loss
OF 100000,
MON. wa nlled with smoke before the
tenants learned Of their danger. some
rushei 10 tue lower Windows and
inmpsi 10 tho ground without serious
injury. Olhess M the upper stories
we're rescued by htemen. 5sy raj
women were carried ou., who had
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Parties indicted by the GrAud IuF5 -
Mrs. Pittei'. Confrsston.

Parties indicted bY the CrAud IuFS -
Mrs. ritser- Confession.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2O.-The grand
Jury has louHd true blii against Her
man Mudgsl, alias n. IL. Holmes, now
prisoner IA Boston, Jepihn H..
Howe, the St. Louis lawyer who coli
lsctel the insurance money on B. f..
PuEuPs Policy tor tue latluf'a widow,
Ani Mrs. PitErl herself The indict-
nent reads tor Conspiracy TO cheat
and deuaud."
81. LOUIS, No., Nov. 2O.-Lato last
nj ht au etl1ft was madr 10 SEQ Jeptha
ID. Howe, anu get his statement % 10
tho Hodgpath expose, but he was moi
NJ home Aui could not be found. Al.
phouso Howe, his brother, reluctantly
gave the information that he had lett
the city soon nncr being released on
bail, hut refused to tell where he had
gone.
BOsroH, Nov. 90.-Mra. Carrie
Phzul, lis claimed, has made fun
confession OF the alleged Insurance
sWiudle. IL IN stated that sne has im'
llicAed Holnies, at whose Huggea.
lion II IN claimed she went TO Blrllng
ton, VI.
bhe stateu tnN huitHtH huualliuttu
the alleged bogus bOdy for that ui hel
husband, anu collected the Insurance,
hut she was kept IN ignorance OF Ia,
whereabouts OF her husband who dis
appeared at once. 81 CO the affair she
has been moving about from place {,
place, prompted by Holmes, In toatcl
OF her husband, aud IL was through
the hope that she W uld be- sent 10 hin
that she answered the kilograms Of thl
detectives. Now sins fears that tn
body for which the Insurance. was pat,
was not bogus Que, hut that o
her husband. Mrs. PitEui ais
fears that hsr daughter Alice
who was the oniy one besides Holmt
to Identify the body, has been spiriiet
away, as she has completely disaI
peafeI anu Holmes Is the last on
known 10 have seen her. H0lmts NJ
sefts he left Alice anu tvs OInvr Plizs
children at their fHthef's home II
Detroit n month ago aud since tho
has heard nothing from them. HOlme
further stated today that when h
came to Boston on Tuesday last he A.
tended 10 take passage for Berlin bu
changed his mind aud before us o1ui,
perfect other plans tho detectives ma
him.
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oEnmANs KILlINa ArmIcANs.
A Batiie ia III. Eastern Part Of the
BARK continent.

BERLIN, Nov. cO.-Nows has reached
here Of unarp hgut between Getmans
aud tue Wahuho tribe. Ine governor
ni German cAst Africa, Won hohUl,
tclegfaphrd from Dares salam that on
October 80ln kiurrugn, the capital OF
thu Uhvho Territory, was storm Ell
aud captured by the Gurmans. In thu
engagement which lated several
hours, Lieutenant Names aud e!gut
AskATis were KILLED, rhe losses ~ the
Mahnhe were heavy. A large number
oi caiilc, much ivory anu n numurr Of
guns anu rifles, lost by tho ZOlowtky
expedition, were recovered.
The Germans also captured large
supplies Of powder anu Tcscutd ,bJu
women aud children held as prisoners
by the Mahuue tribe.
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Itnirht,ofIabor omeiaIu.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 9l.-Grand
Master Sovereign was reelected tolny
without opposition IN tho Knights Of
Labor assembly. Bishop, Of Massa.
chuseits, AMI Merritt, Of Colorado.
were nominated TOT foreman the place
now held by Bishop aud the Latter
was elected,
Secretary and Treasurer Hayes was
reelected, although there Was some
opposition. The expenses OF the dele
gatee % the convention, amounting TO
about s., 800, were ordered paid.
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a Hundred sud twrnt, Ave People
More or a. ~ tuiursd.

CHICAGO, NV. GA sixty i've
loot strrl Fmuke slack WAS ioru from
tue University ciuu building by the
wind to-day sud crashing into the sky
iight Of the Handy Abstract building
on Washington street drove shower
0f broken glags into the tillcr below,
dan. cfously injuung two men and
cutting aud bfui.ing uim1st every
one oi the 10 people 10 tue
Office. The daugrfuusiy hurt ari
u. II. Handy, president ui the Han
ny Abstract company, and &. o. to,-
tItch.
Toe seriously injured are: Exhibited
States District Attorney Muuhfs;
Taylor II. snow, "a real estate dcalrii
q. a. Tallmau, clerk; J. q. Conner,
NJ. n. Blown, attorney.
I'm not thought that either Handy't
or fostrlck's injuries viii prove fatal,
although they suffered severely from
lUts OF blood.
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CANALS uN nAHs
Percivai g.nweII Reports That re Has
seen Them Dauhi. Again.

Percivat Lnweii Reports That re Has
seen Them Dauhio Again.
INV Yomi, Nov. ga special 10
q IN ruing paper from Boston says n
dispatch was received last night from
Pcfciyal Lowell, Al ihe Lowell OIL
setvatory, Flagstaff, Afiz., stating that
the canals Of Mans, ~ observed last
night, had begun TO double, anu that
physon anu Euphulrs were seen
gemiuAttd. The duplication Of tho
canals u tho planet Mars Ia phe-
numenon for which astronomers have
beon watching with great deal Of In.
terust.
Mr. Lowell IL Of the opiuion that II IN
dependent on the season aud has pre-
dictcd hll alougthnt the canals would
not DO secn In duplicate until some
time In November.
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WIN Grant tho Gas Franchise.

Inc municipal lave a street COM
mi,tees OF the cry Gu oil met last
night a d discussed the question Of
gIsnliug = frauouisu 10 tno N Amer
ican Natural Gas q Fuel company.
BJtn committees. 10 is uuderstold, VIII
uuanimously recommend 10 the Coun.
Gil that tue franchise DO granted. Tue
company Ia that event promises 10
have gas piped 10 this city within
thTOe months.
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bon rendered unconscious Ivy the
smoke. Tue v tor uuuIirg waH
ctm .irtely quite aud thu tw' .diniu-
ing Il its @ nsluerably damage by ife
an wH'Hr.
"a rhr high wind maze the work o. the
n men Juui ly Wsid H.d rariicd the
n m 10 n rnW of frame stahlus, cIm'
pet ~ deitrHyiug then. The hand
30 ua resi- ieucr OF ID. y. Den ming
4.52 Greenwood avolup was paiuy
destroyed.
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teen ieciiei no. to uriis, any cl Tim.
ant Ur attorney incarnation teco d
time "a N tue ala w. o case. Tue
of1er provides for 80 tmaic NAME
otgiviug Information Without occupy.
log much tim o m kug VI necessary
70 rsce the ettcuiar catc into every
d visian where It i,f qut,d 70 30 o IA.
sl4tted.
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ruo Person. Iasia"uY Kiiioq and
Other. triursd,

PHILADELPHIA, nov. 2O.-rWo por.
sous were instantly killed aud ouu
fatally aud four seriously Injured NJ
Washington crossing today. Tue
killed aft; joseph Mrnan, agul 20, OF
Rulpuh0Ckru; Patrick Lacy, naEmari
agvu 90.
Injured; Mre. Mehan, aged o., Ia.
uftd intcTna y, skull fractured; Mfs.
smith, aged -, tnu fourth occupant OF
the carriage; was Injured internally.
Tue carriage reached tbu cuntoT OF tue
tack before the dtivUr discovered that
tram was almost upon them. lht
Jfiyer struck tue horses with tbs whip
which caused them 10 rear. An in'
slant later they were struck w the
engine.
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rlmi.a b, YaanIInaInns.

UREs, state OF Sonora, Nov. 2l.--A
courier from 50yopa, In the faqui
rvrr valley brings Information that
ten Yaqui ludiaun failed tue ranch OF
Pedro trruandez and killed lhfvr Wo'
muu aud two mrn In cold blood
Hernandez was IA soyopa NJ thv limo
tue Indians burned the raneh buliu.
iugs and drove Oh several hundred
head OF cattle toward their 70 ndtENous
ia the tnOu utalnH.
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Knisd by nis si.tsr.

siSG sISG, n. y, Nov. gO.-During
quarrel last night William Shuthan,
a saloonherper At Cf0iOn Dam, was
shot aud killed BY his dieter Mary.
According a. hof story, sue was acting
iu rnlf- of use and tina, her ttu,het hau
Ueen drinking aud they quarreled over
b mu household affair ani he threat.
uurd 10 XII her s.d did attempt TO
stfiNb her.
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IRE IN q iuiIi /! cIidiu o.. The court
holds that the legislature omitted 10
iHcluie trust companies u dor lhc pro.
vision applicable 10 bauks. Ninety
i've indictments are tending rgaiu,t
flicinis Of driunc, trust c0mpani,a Ia
X tns city, TtutrfeutinV lo,sre %
haf million dYihrs. Under this
degi,iou thosu indictments will be ult.
miaspu.
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Pi1uBJ Nov. 2O.-F We people
we KiIri iu tue wfscE on the Psun'
tylvauia 70 lrlai NJ Lfamcf station,
tNeuty.hlno milr. o,-t Of heir, .ns
night my af, Grurle II &C., Au.u.
Thnrnu atd his sou Fitd, anu tNu
italian VII sr nam are not Known.
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BERLiE, Nov. 20.-United States
Amuassadlr rhsodoro Runynn at noon
today had conference with FIeiherf,
Marshal Won Brrstein, the imperial
secretary OF state for foTeign HtlaiTe,
regarding the prohibition against the
lauuing Of American cattle and fresh
meat IN Germany, lt Is Understood
the amDassad0r submitted expert proofs
70 the effect that No danger was ~ be
appfehendsl from Texas ipver,
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MnIanIInra ArnIn., nnb.

SYRACUSE, n. ", Nov. 2O.-Dis.
triol Attorney Shove, who Ia Ia Cleve.
lana, has tcluguphed his assistant 10
use every effort to secure evidence
against Bob Fiiz,immOns on the
charge Of causing the death OF Con
Riurian Tor the itqlest Thursday.
one Of the physicians who was pres
ont at the autopsy on RiJrian says that
instead VI only one blood eliot on tho
brsiu, three were formed In dilcIelt
paFtH,
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CoNNLAUE ono, Nov. .n.-Au at
tempt wa- IN de- ls.t uight uuaf trit
plaCe Ia wreck the Ia cast touui mail
On the Lake Suotr runJ, 10y puinr tics
acfuts the tp,k. Tue track walHct
removed the tic, be Ofe tue uain came
along.
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nI.sn Frm ,Iare pn,.

WAsHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-rhe Presi.
dent has ia thur respited until Dtcom.
her ~ Thomas S. Claire, OF California,
VINO was 10 have been hanged on next
Friday for murIer. This Ia the second
time the mAu has been Tespited b allow
tho United States Supreme Court TO
pass upon his appeal
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Municipal Matters.

The CITY Council Will fos the nrst
time tonight, meet Ia the Int olIJ
uud county building.
The police last night made their
ioRular monthly roundup VI gamp'
lufs anu iuwd wImel vino, In the ag'
gr gate, lvig .7-s in money win tho
Jusk uursoanis wAicn was forfeited 10
the city to-day.
Tue following pay roll was being
rAnI.L q. n N 4 nLLN MN lll.A.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 90
Mart Giuson anu Jerry Arnold fought
bloody battle Of nine rounds last
night. GibsOn's arm was broken Ia
deeliug his opponent n heavy swingli &
blow, but he continued the light anu
won.
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nIsuAn,K WEAK.
rho AGED stntesman Thought 60 be
Near Drath's Gates.

LONDON, Nov. .O.-rho RAJ Nal
GOsttts puullshod an interview WIN
Count Hub rt blsmafeA, VINO says
mis- fatuer, Pnnoe biamafcki 10 weah
aud cannot last much longer Mhlln
tho count would NOT say anything
definite ABOUT the relations between
HE father nnd the new ohanoellOT, ho
gave tue Impression that ffinee bls-
marok and Prince Hoheniohearv not
ON GOOD terms.
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Captured a i,nial,', PaIsce,

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 2O.-Dispalches
received tudgy rom tue leland of Tom
BOX announce that the DuIoh troops
have captures tho palace OF tho rhlah Of
rombOk anu tue rauellious Baliues are
Inclined 20 submit. Two Dutch officers
and nine.eln soldiers have been iu-
lufe by the explosion OF n powder
magazine.
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iodgspath Gets ~ utysuye yonrh'
tniprlsnnmrnL
JEFFERSON cry, Mo-, Nov co.
Dee supreme uft today ,utcnctl
Nation n dgcpa h 10 twen'y-hvo
yr't' imIrsuumunL Ia the apuuB ~
1897, he, with several uthrfs, r uu,u
thc Frisco express car m st. l. III
county OF neatly sl1 Ouu gnd s5 900
worm OF valuable. Ouly a su 90 p'f-
ton OF the y uud. wa. ever recovered
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NO oAnISEr MEETING.
Tho President NET with an Accident
nnd NamId 300 Altlnd.

WAsHINGroS, Nov. 2O.-Phe rsgu-
lar cabinet meeting did not occur 10.
day owing to tho abicnoo OF President
Cleveland. when returning 10 his
home az Woodley last evening from a
walk the President tTipped on a round
stoue, causing sptain OF one ankle.
Mrs. Cleveland drove IN aud Informed
the members Of the cabinet that thr
President WIS coming along nicely,
cut M walking was still painful hs
would not undertake the trip,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TIE ioigt city aud county uuulins
was Iii. m uss,4 VIA eivutTiuity iert
GIT lOr tue nrat umr. Tue tulons
Wi tfaus tNeir business with thaI
KIND VI IRh tue efepiut.
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Commissiouer IoehTan Issues M Or
der 90 Expedite Pension business
WAsuISGToN, Nov. 20.-Commis-
sioner Lachran, Of the pension office,
1As To- ued au order destined 10 ,xlt'
dile business In The otiiev. II hai
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Tra.l connanls. bod nanhs

JEFPERsoN cry, Nov. 20.-rhe su.
premu court decided IouAy that the
officers OF the deiunot truss companies
are not amenablo u prosecution for
receiving deposits when aueh eeneernH
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We'll. uUKa, ". w., n ". 90 An
cEplDsi m tuu BlaucHs coal uiur ht
Caller, W. v, killed F'vtu mcp an 0
injured a numtoE Hon d,zsn nrc
Htlll mltsiIg.
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ST., PETERSBURG, Nov. 20,-Antou
Grsgor Rublnsloin, tho celebrated
Russian pianist ami composer, died H.
day.
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NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 80. - Paul
Coufau died here totaY. Il va, pies.
idrut tue Louis "a l. ttefv tom'
p4uy uui OF tue Honiutas COM ang.
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NEW York, Nov 81 The National
Bank o, tue Republic mas Withdrawn
$500, 900 from the suh'iTeasury, making
s9OU,O Ia all Withdrawn .oday,
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An ANCIENT CUSTOM.

LONDON, Nov. g0,- The - Peters
burg csfiei pOndout VI the Telegraph
says that tue ahs0lutlon placed m tuo
hands OF tue dead car was tended -
frank him about the spirit verdi ilf
lealtd by evil spirits This 10 custom
dating from the time OF Thuodosius
who was Dus9ught by Prince Simon 90
bless him IN life and death, anu he
wrote the prayers aud placed them In
Prince Smou's hands alter death In
Tits manner. The Correspondent adds
tngt Az Car Nioholts left the church
Thousands u soldlefe shouted In sleu-
tlrian notes: 1--WE wiah you health,
your maIuity."
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TmuRsroN nisauorED.
The charge d'Anaires oT tho Hawaiian
Legation ihiniss 80,

WAsnINuIOE, Nov. 2O.--Mr, Hast.
ings, charge d'Htlairs OF the Hawaiian
legation, believes the newspaper inter.
view attributed to Minister Ihufston
regarding the intention oi Hawaii h.
rid herself " Japanese laOnTets, which
has caused M felliug between the two
governments, was not correct quota
ton,
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unrs To Ilmu.ALEM

Wager
INV Y0RIS, Nov. 20.--ln the vii.
lace VI YOnkers last night came a
ptairls schooner, /. was drawn by a
aluslAng and a burro and trailer BY u
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c0NsrmATOns ARRESTED.

LONDON, Nov. .0.-A dispatch from
81. Petersburg 10 the Tunes, says that
sixly wOrkmun aud stuIouts have teen
aff,sicd at Nnmaw in c0nut elton WIN
tue issue VI proclamation ADVISING
the police 10 decline " sweat aliufI-
nuce 10 Nicholas.
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The new RUSSIAN RULER.
Abolition Of tho Secret Police and
Press Censorship on tho Program.
rIniandtrs aud pairs Refuse TO swons
Aiisgianc, -AirxnndcF'. Passport
90 the spirit wofid.

LONDON, Now 2O.--A Vienna die.
patch to the nay Nsi0s says that Car
Nicholas In consultation with the
grand dukes declared that It was ale
Intention to abolish the secret court
police aud the state Of siege. lilo ALEC
favored freedom u the pres. lilo said
that u II was bis Tate 10 DO killed the
secret police could not protect him.
It's reported that Owen Hcyieni
Of Finland, has gone 10 ~. Petersburg
to report to tie o1ar that the Flu
lauders refuse to swear allegiance /.
him.
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WHAT'SABULLDOZER
County R cordoT LIppml1 Eni'a7oIs
10 Elllghl6n COur, and Jury.


The hklnr Of additional evidence IN
tue BtoRu.7r,LtmC libel suit ha' teen
tho gty.t i,a,uIv IN Chief Justice
Myul'a court again today.
Ito ate dance WAS not 40 large
ioiay hs lunug yesterday alter
uo9u, uu; those who we're present
Gun ampi entertainments Thesamo
counsel appeared Tor the respective
hutuu,s uu Uu the previous daJsoi the
tuul.
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(c0NNliauea On pagt 81
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Lodges, Societies g. Meetings

COMPANY l.. 9th REGIMENT. AND FKIFM
viii meet at Murray Iii Hall SO 81 ave. II
2F'h st., IhurEday evening, at O'Clock. oct \
to arrange mass meeting In condemnation o a
disbaudmcnt NJ the Goh Regiment, All inviy
CAPT. HUGH COLEMAN. Charr