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The morning times., 1895-12-03
REBELLIoS ~ MOROCCO.
Governor of Saffi Causes II Melec
During an Armi>ticr.

Gibraltar, Dec. 2.-Adyiees received here
from Saffi, terrified seaport. ioI miles
northwest uf the City OF Morocco. uEfttr
date Of November IL, say tina / the sultan :
troops luusht i battle with rebels, around
the city on November 4.
Toe engagement lasted eleven hours IN
the TtIi and was Resumed on the following
days \ short aTilistice occurred an tins.
iin wliIic the EOgrTnuf of Satfi went to
the rebel camp to cndc.vor to arrange
terms of peace with Chief DenHnar. W h'
was in command pI tiie reOelS,
in the COURSE Of tie negotiations the
governor struck one OF the tribal chiefs
several OF whum were present ut the con
ference. a sd general mckee ensutNi. IN.
governor aEd the officials aCcoInpauNIn.
him together with j humber ui people OF
Saffi who bad gone out to witness the ne-
gutiatinnS. made run Inr the clty-
The gates were closed immediately after
,he governor, the officials and the town
people whu had gone outside had IA in.'d
entrance, but the acceSscs TO the s~teS
were. SO crowded by the sudden RUSH ui tue
fusitiyes hatmany persons were Sufrucated-
The morning times., 1895-12-03
NEW 81 COUNTERFEIT.
1t Is Silver Certificate of the Series
of 1891.

A new and dangerous counterfeit So
silver certificate has made lis appearance.
1t is described by the secret service as
follows:
Series OF 1891. check letter C. plate
number Al, J. Fount Tnlnan. Register;
u. y. Morgan, Treasurer: portrait OF Win
dom, small scaiioped seal.
This note is without doubt the product
Of The same person responsible rcr the
appearance OF the So silver certificate.
ciicck letter c. plate 13, described i'll cir
cuiar No. 20. of July IL. 1894, ard is a
decided improvement. The portrait OF
Window is tie worst feature. being coarse
and scrato;iy, and has Il very black, inky
appearance.
The note is much smaller in every way
tban The genuine. The figures in the
Treasury numbers are of good color. but
entirely too widely separated.
TIE words Register uf the Trnas.Iry''
and "IrcasUrcr OF tie L nitcd States
can hardly be decinhercd.
The geometriCai lathe work, both Of
face and back. is very poor
The back OF note mas = faded appear
ance. owing TO the light shade OF green
ink used.
The paper contains distributed silk
threads.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
GERMAN BARK LOST.
Iron Duke Reported Snuk with An
en- Beard.

San Francisco, Dec. 2.-The British ship
Senator, Capt. Lewis, which arrived in San
Francisco November :. reports having
spoken the German bark Iron Duke on
September 4. i'll latitude 53 south. longitude
63 west. Capt. Lewis today learned for
the first time that the Iron Duke had
not yet reached Tquicue.
We were laturiug i'll the heaviest gale
within my experience said the captain.
when l saw the Iron Duke passing 10
starnoarl Of US. uGu fifty y.iI1.s GlsjHff
Her port of destination was only seven
days rGu from where we met" AS she
passed astern | observed mat her position
was extremely dangerous We weaihered
the gale with great uifficuity and | d IN
thoroughly satisfied now that the iron
Duke has gone down with all on board
The Iron DGke has been the subject OF
much anxious inquiry in shipping circles for
many weeks and il is.now conceded that
she has gone to the bottom.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
DIR. WHITES NIGHTMARE.
An Aged Minister Thinks He Has
Prnnf OF 4 CON. nlrMcX.

Cincinnati, O.. Dec. "A sensation de-
veloped Just after the close of tie meet
lug of tiie Methodist ministers this morn
ing. As the ministers were preparing 10
leave Rev j. q. White, d. D., an aged
Presbyterian minister, for years in St
Louis and now Of Cumberland. Nd.
took the platform aud charged that M
tional conspiracy existed, Of which he
had positive evidence, which challenged
investigation.
( The upneav4Is OF 1891, he declared. were
not Ia boz strikes. as many supposed. out
were Intended to culminate in national
revolution. THIS plot had the Endorsement.
Dr.. White continued, of ten archbishops.
sixty hlShops, Cardinal Gibbons and PoDe
Leo III.
Al tuIS point DR.. White was interrupted
by Chairman Rustand took hisseat. Several
ministers sprang to their 1eet and there
was not httie excitement Dr. henderson
then pronounced the henedictiOn.
Dr. White requested that hall be ss-
cured for him foE pubic address, but u0
action was taken.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
NEW SOCIETIES ADMITTED.
Christian Endeavorers Take In Fort
Mvnr ard l,CthnnY Mission.

\ meeting of the executive committee
Of the District uf Columbia Christian En-
0eavor Union was held last night ut Calvary
Baptist Church. Song service and devotional
exercises were conducted by President
Shaud, after which the minutes of the last
meeting were read ard societies ut Fort
Nyer and gethany Mission v-er. u CiaIittegi.
The resignation uf Mr.. T.. /. Elliott was
accepted with regret. Reports We're read
Dy the chairnIe1 OF the missionary. lookout.
music, press, ard '96 committees.
Treasurer Taylor read his report, which
was quite favorable and showed balance
of S34.64, after which a discussion was
held, its subject being. what is the best
plan your suciety has ever carried out?'
A note was received from DIR. Namlin.
asking on behalf Of the Presbyterian Minis
ters' Union that Sunday. Deceniher 15. be
observed by special prayers and services for
Sabbath keeping.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
INITIAL SUNDAY CONCERT.
Prof. Haley's New Band Meets with
Great Success.

A most enjoyable concert was given at
Aliens Grand Opera House by the " ash
ington New Military Band under the leader
ship OF Prof. Haley Sunday night.
The selections were mostly taken from
the works of Millocker and Sousa, and due
credit was given them by their accom-
plished Interpreters.
Prof Haley's new ma rch "Jolly Shriners,"
was well received, as were the clarionette
solos of Signor A. Coda.
Mrs. Kitty Thompson-Berry delightfully."-
rendered "Rock of Ages" and Mr.. john W.
Meyers was loudly applauded for the man.
ner In which he sang "Clock of the Uni
verse;
A large audience heard the concert, aud
those who participated were very much
pleased with the 1lattering reception ten
dered to them.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
GERMAN OFFICERS RESIGN
Gen. Won Schl.chting and Grand Duke
ri Baden DiSgruni led.

Berlin. Dee. 2.-Gen. Won ScElicbting.
commander of the Fourteenth Army Corps.
with headquarters at Carlsruhe. BaCen.
has resigned. His resignation causes sur
prise. he being one of the best German
sir;ltegls S and destined TO a prominent
position IL tue event OF war
The Grand DJs se oil Sauen hls also re-
signed his inspectorsbip of the Firth ARMY
Corps. Tie reS.gnatiDns are aScribcd TO
differences with ibe Berlin milraIy Oft,
rIaIs. IL is doubtful whether Emperor
William Will accept either resignation.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
CRIPPLE CREEK THE FAVORITE.
Colorado Brokers Report Great De-
MN nd for Gold Stocks.

Denver, Col. Dec. 1.-Two hu ndred
brokers from Colorado Springs came uD
to Denver today 10 attend the first call
OF mining stocks on the real estate ex-
change. They were given the courtesy OF
the floor aud also at the mining exchange
during its morning call, resulting in sceaes
OF great excitement at both places. Stocks
were all firm aud sales were only made
when bidders lifted the prices.
Trading was Co1fiued to the cheap stocks
and to those Of medium class. Advance OF
ferS for the Ligh priced stocks failed To
result in salts. Tie visiting brokers all
report the Ce.nAnd foT STOCKS greater than
they eau supply.
The speculation In stocks is daily hecoiTI-
ing more general and only Cripple Crees
gold stocks are wanted
The morning times., 1895-12-03
DECREASE SINCE LAST YEAR.
Internal Revenue Receipts Have Fall
en- Off Consid era bly,.

Internal Revenue Commissioner Miller
has compiled the collections of internal
revenue for the four months of the cur
rent fiscal year.
They aggregate S51, ,4o4.692, de-
crease of $13,264, ,992 as compared with
the corresponding four months OF 1894.
The principal sources of Internal revenue
were: Spirits, S26, 1877 ,637. q decrease
of S14.417 ,O13 (arising from the with
drawals in 1894 TO evade the increased
tax of 20 cents a gallon): tobacco. SILL
mented liquors, S12.e64.612. an increase
of S7S3,273; oleomargarine, S4S5, ,297, a
decrease of S172,S4S, and miscellaneous.
$3.50, 7S6, decrease Of $127,3 ,31s. The
!5o.213, against $6.714,575 in October.
1884.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
PuZZlin9
Your
Brains

thinking what you can
give for Wedding or Christ
mas Gifts ? Let me solve
the problem for you: tell
me the circumstances and L
will show you something to
fit the occasion perfectly.
Whether you care to pay
much or little, l have arti-
cles which cannot fail to
please the recipient.
A small payment will re-
serve any article till Christ
mas.
Have you tried my Silver
Cleaner and Polisher, 3oc q
bottle.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
DESERTED FOR ANOTHER.
Charges Filed by Wife Against Hu,
band in Divorce PROCEEDINGS.

Annie NJ. Tenley filed a bin in equity
yesterday, in which she appeals for tii-
vorce from Albert G. Tenley on the alle-
cation of desertion and criminalcondu
The charge is that Tenley deserted his
means of support. She is an employe at
present of the Post-office repair shop.
They were married April 27, 1881. bv
Rev. l. NJ. Gardner. and he deserted her for
been living with the woman named since
1890, having a child by her.
Four children were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Tenley prior to the desertion.
Tenley is contractor.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
After a BIG sewer Contract.

New Cumberland, w. Va, Dec. 2.-The
sewer pipe manufacturers here and at To-
ronto, Ohio, and other contiguous seats
of the industry are to combine in putting
in bid for furnishing pipe for COM
plete system of sewerage at New Orleans,
rhere the city council has decided TO issue
$4,000 COO of bonds for the work. They
will require three years to complete.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
FRITZ" WANTS 4 DIVORCE.
J. X. Emmett Win Charge Cruelty
g I'd DeSnrfi ION. -------

Denver, colo, Dec. 2.-J. X. Emmctt.
jr., will, it is believed, tonight file an aD-
piicaton for divorce tomorrow. aleg-
ing cruelty and descrtion. His wife. WIZ,
is here with the Rose CughIan Company
this week, viii not contest the case.
In the allegations Emmett states that his
wife deserted him in Texas last September
after previously having charged him re-
peated.y with infidelity and having abused
him by the use of obscene epitiets.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
Given Ample Protection.

3 Mavroyeni Beg. the Turkish Minister.
a message from the porte. to the effect
that the American missionaries throughout
the Turkish empire had the greatest pro-
of the AImeaian riolexs."
The morning times., 1895-12-03
ON THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE.
Mr.. Bakers Address to the Columbia
Historical Society.

The fourteenth meeting of the Columbia
Historical Society wes held last evening
at the residence of the president, DR.. Toner.
at 1445 Massachusetts, avenue.
Mr.. Marcus Baker read an interesting
paper on ALASKA and Its Eoundari ries. y
Mr.. Baker is a member of the United Statss
Geological Survey and is well acGuaintet,
with Alaska and the phases of the present
boundary question. He Illustrated the
geography of the Eastern boundary, which
Is the subject of tue recent dispute, and
traced the history of the territory from
Its earliest discovery to the recent dispute
The morning times., 1895-12-03
CAPTAIN HAD A VISION.
In Consequence of 1t His Whole Gre W

Detroit, Mich, Dec. "A special from
Port Huron. Mich, says the captain and
crew Of the schooner King Fisher, left
that vessel there yesterday morning because e
Of a vision which the captain had Saturday
night, in which the schooner foundered
and all on board were lost.
An entire new crew had TO be secured
before the X ing Fisher could proceed
on her way. The King Fisher was bound
from Buffalo for Racine with a cargo of
coal, iD tow OF the steamer Sam Marshall.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
Got the Names Mixed

A few days ago the announcement was
made from the White House that John ].
Conan had been appointed receiver Of pub
lie moneys at Alva, Oklahoma. This was
erroneous. 1t was James w. Conan, a
brother of John j., who was the appointee.
similarity in names caused the confusion,
The morning times., 1895-12-03
TEACHER PUNIsHED HIM.
school Boy Commits Suicide Becaus,
He Was Kent In.

Sterling City, Tex, Dee. ALVIN House.
a fifteen-ycar-o sctcol hoy, was found
dead last night hanging from tree by
the bride rein OF his morse. lie commit ted
suicide because on Friday last his teacher.
George Archer, kept him after school hours
and punished him for infraction of the
school rules. f --tl. -.r--.r- f,. =
Tire boys father Is Il wealthy rancsman.
Intense feeling exists in the Mulberry neigh
borhood aud tGe school teacher has gone
to san Angelo for protection from the in
dig uanE citizens.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
- DICHE WILL TRY AGAIN.
Another Search for the North Pol,
Practically Decid ed ITDon

--TTHCtICHHy DtC1utU q pOH.
Kansas City, Dec. 2.-Prof. Diche of the
Kansas University said today that lie
had practically decided to make another
trip to the Artic ocean in search of the
pole, having received an offer of assistance,
bur he declines TO name the source of the
offer.
-lGIssupposed the America Museum, under
whose auspices he Joined the Peary expedi-
ton, has something to do with the offer.
The professor said the iDsufriciency of the
food supply has been the sole cause of the
failure OF previous expeditions, and that
lvcuplenty TO- eat he viii get 10 the North
pole as easily as he got within 500 miles
OF it. --~
His present plan is to creep around the
west coast'of Greenland and make a dash
for the poie by sledge or boat.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
Poisoned by Bologna Sausage.

Windsor, Ont, Dec. 2.-The family of
Albert Coubillun of West Sandwich, were
poisoned yesterday by eating bologna saus-
age. which is supposed to have been made
from diseased meat. One child Is dead
and three others cannot live.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
FIRST Consular Examination.

Mr. WCednCr OF DaytCn, O., recently an
pointed United Statts cunsui at tircrohic.
France, under the civil service rules pro-
mulGated by The Pr sidCnt governing an
pointm1nts 20 the consular service, took
his examination at the state Department
vgEfarHnV
The morning times., 1895-12-03
JURY TRIAL In SUPREME COURT.
Case eAGainstNeb ebraskn Is sEx-Treasurer
and HiS BoEdsmeu

and His BoEdsmeu.
Lincoln Neb., Dec. 2.-The second trial of
the case OF the State against eX-Treasurer
John E. Hill and his bnudsmen before the
supreme court began this afternoon in the
senate chamber. This is suit to recover
A23G 900 Statefun lost in the failure of
the Capitol National Bank.
When -Mr--Hih's term of office expired
he turned over tu his successor certificates
ofdepusitfur S2S5. 900 inthatbank, whereas
the state contends IL should have been cash.
The new treasurer checked out about
$4,000 of the States funds before the
bank closed its doors, never to be opened
again.
This is the first case ever tried by jury
IN the supreme court of this State. Hill s
first trial occurred last May. 1t consumed
about two weeks, cost the state about half
or the $4,000 appropriated for its prose
cution by the leg stature and resulted in q
disagreement
The morning times., 1895-12-03
Declared n Dividend.

The Comptroller of the Currency has
declared fourth dividend, 8 per cent, in
favor OF the creditors of the Third National
Bank of Detroit Mich. making in all 40
per cent on claims proved, amounting to
S36U,175.63.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
Coinage for November.

The total coinage at the United States
mints during November was 7,4S6.O43
pieces of the value of S7.170, ,269, of which
of S6.916. 800, the remainder being SUBJ
sidiary silver and minor coin. This minor
coin consisted of &. $3.50 600 one-cept pieces
The morning times., 1895-12-03
On Account of insanity.

A petition was filed yesterday for the
appointment nf Il c0;l,niitcc for the person
of William J. O'Brien. an alleged lunati
and late a member of Battery IL. Third
United States Artillery. TO enable his wife
TO prusecate a claim for pension.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
His Penc,,apt Is Murder.

Gadsden, Ala. Dec. 81. I. Patcs, the
travelling man who was shot by Coin
Daupharile here Saturday night, died this
afternoon. Bates was shot by DaGgha file
without any provocation and the people
are indignant. Daugharie killed Il ra,l-
road conductor two years ego and is under
bond for the first murder.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
Engineer Lobo Commits Suicide

st. Louis, No, Dec. "A special from
Monterey, Mexico, says that word has Just
reached there OF the suicide at SaltilIo last
Saturday, of Manuel Lobo, one of the most
prominent civil engineers in Mexico, and
at one time Governor OF the State of Goa
huita. He had been in il-health and despon-
dent for some time.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
Deficit for Novemher

The comparative statement of govern
ment receipts and expenditures for the
month of November and the five months OF
the Treasury Department, The deficit
for November is 81, ,212,7 $50. and for the
five months Of the fiscal year 81 {. .S69, ,827.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
Adm Iiinn Eis Guili

Col. 81. ID. Wheeler, chief pcst-Dfficc in
spector. has been advised or the arrest
OF Henry J. Files, letter carrier at Sta
tion B, B,stun pcst-oitioe for Cn.bezZliuC
letters. He admits his guilt.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
SHE SEES HER CHILDREN.

Mrs. Slack Ran the Gauntlet of Det &C.
ffveS Outside the House.
Mrs. Mary KImball Slack was permitted
to see her two little girls yesterday after
noon.
The mother VIII be permitted to see her
ehIldren each afternoon until the petition
for writ OF habeas CORPUS is disposed OF
In court.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
Could

we but photograph the
quality of the fabrics and
reproduce the colorings OF
this last great purchase OF
ours-it would only take
few. days to clear out the
entire purchase.
1t is a surprise next to
unbelief to think that Hud-
dersfeld, E N GIL A N D,
could send to you her
choicest productions, to be
made into suits by us, at
price even lower than Lon
don tailors would have to
charge you for the same
| quality
+ These goods consist \
| OF choice Huddcrs-
4 fold suitiHgs new | ~ n -
! and beautiful color. ! ~ "a
J ings-Stri pes - mix n go
I tures-SEe SSs-oyer- 81 .
/ pia designs = suit - ~
! to measure SIS. and
vel! make 'cntc tit
: yon.
MERTZ and INERT
New ERA" TaiIors,
900 f Street n. w.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
USED A COFFEE MILL.
Five Boys BADLY Burned While Grin
ing DnXn Giant Powder

ing Down Giant Powder.
Central City, W. Va. Dec. AT Milton
eighteen miles south of this point. a mum:
ber of young boys this morning procured
some blasting powder, and going to the
river bank proceeded to grind 1t down
fine in a coffee mill.
An explosion followed. and Charles
was also Kitchen Nilsson. Three others
were badly burned. Meadows, after the
explosion. Jumped Into the river to alle-
vlate his pain
The morning times., 1895-12-03
DAILY ELECTED SHERIFF.
yiceroy of Ireland However, VIII
Not Sanction the Choice.

Not Sanction the Choice.
l. Limerick, Dec. 2.-John Daily. who is
now serving a sentence of penal servitude
for connection with the dynamite con-
spiracy of 1884, and whose recent election
TO the House Of Parliament was cancelled
for that reason, was today elected high
sheriff of tue city of Limerick by the cor
poration.
1t is not, considered probable. however.
that the Viceroy of Ireland will sanction
the corporations choice.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
sugcsviIle Postoffice Robbie

Suggsville, Ala, Dec. 2.-Tbe post-office
at this place was broken open Saturday
night and robbed of SIX registered pack
ages. So in stamps, and $65 in money. One
of the registered packages contaiEed
fine watch and a lot CT jewelry.
The morning times., 1895-12-03
Printing Establishment Burned

PTIntfnX EStE tEDI!sHIHtHt BUTHeu.
St. Louis, Dec. 2.-The establishment
stroyed by fire this morning. The loss is
estimated at $50, 900, partially covered
by insurance. FirenIen Paul Smith and
Charles Trauber were seriously injured by
falling hrirkS.
The morning times., 1895-12-03

WANT TO BE TIRE
JEwELER WHO COMES
r;FO YOUR MIND FIRST.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-15
Official Report Concerning the Injuric
TO the Battle Ship Is Made.


to the Battle Ship Is Made.
Washington, Nov. 1.-THE official
report on the injuries to the battleship
Texas in dry dock ut the Brooklyn
navy yard was received at the navy
department today. 1t Is made by naval
constructor +. +. Bowles, under whose
supervision the ship was built at the
Norfolk navy yard. The report shows
that the damage to the ship Is about
what has been given In the press ac-
counts. Mr.. Bowles says the ship has
not made any water whatever SO far
as can be seen at present, though the
dock has been flooded six feet above
the keel for four days. showing that
the calking and riveting are intact
and the keel plates practically unin-
jured. The ship Is at present lying in
six feet of water and can safely re-
main as long as necessary.
I'm conclusion / submit:
The ship was carefully docked and
every usual precaution was observed
Bending of the brackets and floor plates
Of the cat blocks. The structural
strength of the ship is not affected.
THE effects produced would have
beeen entirely avoided If the ship had
been promptly unlocked when paint
ing was completed. ana not delayed to
change the screws"
Constructor Bowles concludes his re-
port by recommending that the cracks
in the cement be repaired, which can be
done in twelve days at a cost of $780,
The recommendation of Constructor
Bowles as to repairs has been ap-
proved. The fact as to the extent of the
injuries sustained by the Texas will un-
doubtedly come out on the steam trial,
Il that should take place on the day in
dicated.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-15
SCRANTON rRrBuNE-FR1DAY

port Of his advocating the patronising
Of home industries he said that the
cheap doors and sashes that come from
the lumber factories Of the Northwest
are made out of the flesh and blood Of
little children. where there are $500
little girls working In the planning
mills of Wisconsin ond Minnesota at
the rate OF $1.50 to Sc q week.
In England Lancashire lass will
not marry q lad unless he belongs to
the local union of whatever craft he is
engaged In. To show that there il
nothing unpatriotic about trades
unions. ne said that It was in Carpen-
ters' hall, Philadelphia. where the first
meeting was held that fostered the
struggle for liberty. The only thing
really foreign now, said he. is the ten
dency to wear foreign products, razor
pointed shoes and Van Dyke boards.
and the style among those who repre-
sent themselves Americans is to marry
their daughters to broken down dukes.
Organization and prudent restriction
of immigration will settle the labor
question.
A rising vote of thanks was rendered
to Mr.. Mcclure and Mayor Connell.
The Columbia quartette. Of the West
Side. sang two selections.