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tol, destroyed by fre all ils houses
with all their contents. burned alive
ono inhabitant, and wounded severely
another. The number OF Mussulmans
killed by the rObOls at TchoukouFhissar
Is eighty, tho wounded numbering az,
toOn. The village ii entirely destroyed.
Tho principal Syrians residing az
kharpout, testified before tho aulhorlt-
los that during tina disorders provoked
by tho Armenlana, somO OF the latter,
wearing Mutsulman costumes and tur-
bans, were urging tho Mussulmana to
attack tho hOuSGl inhabited by the Syr-
ianh Tho SyriapG have always dis.
countenancod the doings Of tho Armen'
ian revolulionists.
"The representative OF tho Syrian
pstriaTrhaIe q. HharpouE, in company
with 1850 OF tho leading Syrians, has
sent to the minister Of foreign alIairs
the following telGgram' May God
prolong tho precious days OF our august
sovereign and increRio hi' power. For
tho laat six hundrod years that wa
have had the happiness to live under
tue protection OF the imperial govern.
mont, Ws haye nsYsr bBen jll.IraAled,
either by tho authorities, or by lhn
Mns'ulmIn population, and to this day
wa have every reason to be- satisfied
with our relations with our MusLul-
man cnmpalriot4, Wo Rllrm, under
oath, that our only dosiro Is to preserve
our Ottoman nationality. WO bog your
excelleney to give tho above the widest
publicity abroad.
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NRw YoRE, Nov. l5. - Iuclement
weather caused dropping of in at.
tendance at the horse show to-day but
tonight Madison Square Garden was
crowded to It's capacity. Tho duke and
duchess OF Marlborough were preseai
and tho usual crowd OF curious specIA.
tors surrounded the Vanderbilt box in
which they wero seated. Tho couple
lott tho garden early and as they de-
parted tho band played God Save the
Queen" amidst enthusiasm OF the as.
somblaGe.
Tho feature of the day was the Hack
ney delegation. Ii. Mex. TWombly
captured two b!ua ribbons In success
sion, his mares, Imp Peiila, by Cadet.
and Imp. Nelly ILL.,, by Denmark, win.
ming classoi 80 and 40 respectively, o.
II. Bolmont'a Four Stripsr, by Cadet,
won tho colts half OF Gho Hackney pro-
ducs prize, aud tho tilliai' halt went to
Joseph 4. WidOner's Lady Lynnowood,
by Lord Bardoiph. The slallions hall OF
tho junior prize found l.. Q. Stevens
Ch. H., LGngdon Performer the winner,
with W. Seward Webb's wllddre the
wearor oil tho rGVerso ribbon. Four
Stripor was unplaced in this class. The
Junior champinnshipfo for Hackney fillies
and championship for Hackney mares
will be awarded aO'morrOw,
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,FRonrFGL FArALlrY.

Es,ImRtod That $1,000 Armen'ans werc
Slaughtered bf tho rurks-3O, 900 are
starving.
InSnox, Nov. l5.-A dispatch to tho
Daily News says that careful estimate
mako tho total number OF persons
killed outright in tho mRsiAcrOs 10000
and Il rs prohRbk that $1,000 will die oi
starvation during the coming winter.
1t cannot be realized In Europe how
awful is tho situation.
A dispatch to the Standard to Con-
siantinoplG saya: Kutchuk Pasha has
been repeatedly summoned to the palace
OF tho sultan, but he steadily refuses TO
bs grand vtsier. While the sultan ID
unable to form n respectable cabinet
public npinion everywhere clamors for
tho proclamation OF constitution.
"A number OF tho diplomatic corps"
tho correspondent OF the Standard con.
tinue'. remarked TO me to-day that
wherever foreign ambassadors had eI.
tablishod consuls the allegation that the
Armeniaus had commenced the dlsor.
dera had been disproved. Much eau
DO done to stop the maIsacres. and II ls
believed that the sultan now recognizes
that ho must do something"
The Chronicle says this morning: We
ars inclined to believe the immInouce
OF tho Intervention Of the six powers
aud America in Turkish affairs. The
nearly simultaneous movement OF all OF
the squadrons Of tho different coun.
tries can nave no other meaning. Prob.
ably smyrna aud Salonica will DO oecu-
pied first
A dispatch to the Times from Con.
stnntinnple says tho Intermediary who
persuaded the sultan to grant the mora
torium was n man named IEZet. The
sultan had never heard OF a moratorium,
but tho Turkish mind takes kindly "a
any programme providing for a post.
ponemeut Of the payment Of debts, and
tho plan was ecCepIsd without loss oi
time. II was Izzet who denounced
Kiamil Pasha, and no will probably be
appointed first chamberlain Of tue pal
ac6 Several palace officials will prob
ably no dismissed in the near future.
A despatch to the Times from Odessa
says that nearly every steamer from
tho ports Of Asiatic Turkey has on board
largo numbers Of destitute Arlnenlans
who have fled from tho scenes OF the
massacres. Crowds otretngceG are also
crossing the frontier into Russia.
A dispatch to the Daily Nows from
Conatantinople says that tho sultan IL
engaged in examining overy resort oI
the Arnenians in tho capital for the
purpose Of arro'ting and shipping all oi
the unemployed Armenians into ASH
Minor. The measure 10 regarded rs 9
cruel ono, even admitting that tleJ
reach their destination, tho people be-
ing mostly inolTOnsive.
The Daily News also publishes an OK
tract from private letter from
Erzengian to tho effect that Ar
mouian priests hnye already buried
oyor four four hundred bodlcs o.
persons supposed to have boon killed In
the second massacre. Thousands arc
wandering homeIOas and starving.
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sCuLATrHn q LOST.
Tho Famous DaHVSr Healer Supposed u
hn IN nnlrnnL.


Tho Famous Denver Healer Supposed to
bn III HuIr"nL
DENVER, Nov. l5.-Although It is gem
orally believed that tho whereabouts ol
Francla sohlattor, the "heaIer," Is
known to his closest friends in this city,
the federal authorities have not sue
ceedod in locating him. Tho case
against tho men who advcrtised tn sell
through the mails handkerchieta which
they claimed had been blessed by
Schiatler and would cure all ills. has
been continued until Saturday. Mean.
time tho efforts TO find Schlatter, who
is wanted as q witness, will not be
abalad.
a treut crowd OF afflicted persons
seeking treatment a! the hands OF tho
"lIeRlor" assembled again this morn
ing n. tho residence Of ox.Alderman
Fox, whore Schlatter lived from Sop
tembcr last up to the night OF his do
pRrlure, and many woro sorely disap'
pointed because he did not put in an
appearance and rOsnme lslabor. II Is
generally believed that schlatter Is
with friends in aomo quiet retreat not
far away, aud 1t is not unlikely that ho
Inns begun another long fast.
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aArErY nd A,iNllIoANs.
Secretary OlLoy say. rhn GoVsrnmOn' is
Doing Al u Can DO.

WASHINGTON, Nay. l5.-Rsv. Jui8on
Smith, secretary OF tho American Board
Of Foreign Missinn4.~Ral Mr.. HQnry
HYDE, Of Boston, had conference with
Secretary Ulnoy to-day concerning tho
situation OF American miislonariUs in
lurkish lcrritory. Thoy placed tho
secretary In poBoqaon OF all tho in.
formation they had bearing upon tho
matter, and, it is undoestood, woro ~.
sufei that II 10 tho purpose OF tho nd.
intimidation to afford all possible pro-
lection to tho missionaries consistent
with tho general policy ot this soyorn.
ment In such matters.
Tho aocrotary told them that Minis.
tor fOrrcll had boon instructed to make
tho strongest poqdbiG representations
10 tho porte as tn tho necetAity oi afford.
ing protection TO Americans RsnornllY,
aud said that hc was aaIlslled that such
representations had only boon made,
bu! that tho TnrkI1h nnthnrtios had
virtually promised 10 do all that had
bgon asked. Consequently tho pronor
protection OF our CitILgna In Turkey
rololynd itgoli into d question OF good
faith nnl Oi ability on tho part OF tho
porto 10 mako IL, promiioi good.
II wns ngrool tint with tho various
llnropoan h,owars concentrating their
naval iofceg nj COnatAntinoplp thOrn
was no necessity Tor additional Amnrl.
can sIiipa In Turklsh waIura ut tho pros
ont time.
iho secretary mado II quito clonr,
howoyur, that whllO tho United SlalOa
government would do nil In It's powor
10 protect Americans IN Turkey, II
would not Interfere IN Tho BstIlemonl
Of tic general question:. Ia dispute aud
would oiyo tliolo matters TO Turkey
and tho combined powers Of Europe to
.oltlo among thonsolyOs.
Tho representatives OF tho missions
atioa Expressed themselves ~ Ontiroly
satisfied with tho cnnr4c Of tho gOycrl'
mont Oh tia natter
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FROM A TURKISH SOURCE.

Tho story of ArmvulRn Aggre"luus-TNE.
In: RslrfaI Revenge OF Their rorSc.
cn OTs.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 15-Tho Turkish
legation at Washington received tho
following Communication from the sub.
limo porto under yoatorday'a date:
"rhe Armenian TOvolntiouists Of
Slvas, after taking ont Vi their shops all
tho merchants. attacked tho Mnsaul-
mans. Ihoy 1tOl from tho windows
OF lhuir houses aud wounded sovonty-
ono solliers. A pistol Sho. broke tho
Windows Of room occupied b. tho gov.
urnnr general. They also attacked tho
Village Of Maniilik, killed manY
MusemAns and commltind many oi'
ienscI against law aud order Tho au'
thoritiOs Of Arnbguir discovered lorty
Of tho bombs which tho Armenian agi'
la,ors had buried In order to blow up
public buildings, such as tho Darrhcks,
tho palace OF tho governor, tho mililary
s.opiiousD aud tho Ike The lirc that
broke ous Ia tho city originated from
bombs prepared for that purpose. Tho
Turkish population Of Aribguir being
attacked by 1850 fiotcrr, perfectly arm
oI aud equipped, tUlesraphod to tlIo lln'
pcfial eoYurnmon, Ior protection. Tho
provincial authohtca neglected nbso.
lute!y nothing 70 preserve peace =.
"lhO Armenian Tlut0rs ol lsfZlnulhn
nrOd upon the Munulm1na and attacked
tho palace Oi tho governor tho mllithry
station and other buildings They worc
Trpulgsl, however. by the military.
''lho Armenian rcyolnlionlslI Oi
htabguir, having attacked tho Muhol'
man quarter oi Kuojinnf, blp1dy coh.
ilicl occurred butwpon MuIanlni1n aud
Arngnlans. Another conflict took
place near thu Satoy, lVan), botwrcn
Armenian bfigands aud RGndnrinDl.
THO bflgands ilod 10 tho village oi bogn'
zlknn, but tliuy wore dgpnfind. Many
pondnrino, woro killed mud wonnhol
"lhG agitatora, KlrCer hhl knYOfE, oi
tho Village oi Konyr, (Slyn1), WHO llrod
shots, and Ia whose lloniO amtnlihltlph
aud cartridges wOro discovered, hayo
Dpen ArfoalHl.
"Niofo than b.O11 AtnsnINn toyon'
ii1niils nfO NJ lOhonkmcflHnt lhdhnn)
nnl II IL reported lllcy nro preparing
i1f active aggTO'll1n. ..
"a cnflain numbcF Of Armenian
fiplNn n Hoiinun. with NHifHl q 0nt'
remit nj lIo psndatmsi al their lloal,
AlRckol aud pnnlOtod llln MhWulWNll
yllayo NJ Bsrbnu. aitItlol nnNf H'i'
inun. and dBalrnvrd ~ dr., Ilr Nv 10
houses. Tho Insurgents Of HolIohn ais
lo on tue MuI0uluIah village VI hout'
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oAlinonh'w wILu RESIGN
Rather Than Profit by TreHohery-Dut no
Will be Ks.eIentod.

Rather Than Profit By rrsHohery-Dut ho
will Do Rs.eiootOd.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. l5.-,rho Times
says that A. ]. Carroll, ox.speaker of
the kentucky house, will refuse his GER
tificato OF reelection ottho Legislature,
because it is alleged. no secured the
place through Republican treachery.
His Republican opponent Withdrew bo.
fore the election without notifying the
public, and as n result, the ballots wcrc
Issued without Republican candidate
in opposition to tho ex'spcaker. The
Republican nominees course has boen
severely condemnod, and Mr. Carroll is
said to have decided to resign rather
than profit by the alleged treachery.
Ho will probably DO a candidate at the
special election necessary aud ia expect
cd to sweep tho district.
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Munpgl.OU, soLplEns
shoot Citizens Dpwn iu tho Streets oil
NOCOtn.

shoot CItlzcns DpwH Iu tho Streets OF
EOgotn.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Nov. ia
special from Dogota, dated November
IS. sayS: Heavy firing early this morn.
ing in the barracks drew au immOnse
crowd, which was ordered to disperse.
The crowd was so great that 1t was i'm.
possible to movo quickly and tho i'm.
patient officers ordered tho troops to
charge baYOnets, which they did, but
meeting with resistance and five shots
being fired from the crowd, tho troops
began firing upon the people. a rcSu'
lar battle eusued, and the crowd being
unarmed, were obliged to fy, leaving
tWenty.throo killed. and wounded on
the Held. The cause Of tho firing In tho
barracks was that part OF 1he guard had
attempted to desert aud resisted arrest
when subIugated. Fourteen were shot.
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MIR sPoFFoMp,s AooouXrs.
They We're CArOle.sIy Kept, bat No Dis
honesty Found.

They We're CarOiossly Kept, bat No Dis
honesty Found.
WAsHISoroS, d. G., Nov, 15,-The
clerks In the Office OF the auditor for
the state department have practically
completed thoir investigation Of the
accounta,ot Mr.. spoiTord, tho librarian Of
Congress, and their report /, expected
to be laid before Secretary Carlisle early
in tho coming week, and by him trans.
mlttod to tho President. All OF those
concerned In tho investigation arc ex.
tremely roticent a. to their findings, hut
1t is understood that nothing has do.
veioped more oarioua thin general care
lessnosH and very lobs' system OF
handling and accounting for moneys ro.
ceivad from copYriGhtA All shortages,
it is understood, were madO good by Mr.
spollord as soon as the exact amounts
were ascertaiued. Nothing, 1t Is be.
lieyed, has been aseertnined involving
Mr.. SpoGord's personal honesty.
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Tho rnrr,. ILcnlth.

CLEVELAND, Ono, Nov. l5.-RoN
Joseph NJ, Koudclku, Of this city, has
just returned from visit to Romo. In
regard to the popo's health ho said:
81 was shocked to find how ho 10 In
hCallh. HO had to DO carried IN a
chair, for hu could not walk, aud his
form and face wcro much cmactatod.
His mind and sight aro as vigorous
as ovor, howuyor. OF courao is Is i'm.
possible to toll how long hc may live,
but | cani1W | should not DO SUI.
priaod to hohr Of his death at any time"
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A PRINCESS is BORN.


Tho CEarIna Presents tho CEar OF All the
RusslRs a Daughter.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 15.-The 40.
couchmcn. OF the CESrlns occurred this
evening. At 0 o'clock daughter was
born TO tho car aud czarina. Both
mother and child arc doing well.
Court physicians in attendance at the
accouchmont OF tho czarina report tho
child to DO n handsome girl, and they
add that the mother is rapidly recover.
ing. Services connected with tho birth
Of tho infant wore held In accordance
with tho ritos Of tho orthodox Crock
church, The baby has been named
Olpn
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sionarlos, Notwithstanding tho recently
developed spirit OF excessive patriot
ism which sought 10 rovive tho old re-
ltgiona, aud among tho converts to cre'
alto IN independent Japan chriatiana,
Tho mission schools were doing u good
work, and in the country moro prob
ably than any other in Asia, tho intel.
loc'ual and ruling classes had been
reached
Rov, Jerso F, ForbO', moderator OF
tho praabylery OF Now York, pro-
nouncel tho benedlctiou, which termi'
mated tha .proeeedIngs.
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CUBAN KEBELLIoN.
Insurgents Burn v,lIaEo-Rsbsl Leader
Reportod Dend.

Insurgents Burn u vIlIaEe-Rsbsl Leader
tepOrtod Dead.
HAVANA, Now l5.-The insurgents
have burned the small village OF sabin-
ALA do Ia Palma, Matanza'. according
to. advices received by the Spanish
officials here.
Reports have been received here to
the effect that tho Spanish troops have
succeeded in killing the insurgsnt
leader, Arcadia Romero.
Reports from Santa Clara havo been
received to the effect that in the fight
between tho column OF Spaniards com.
manded by General Suarez Yaldes and
the insurgents ut JAyas, noar Chaeco
del Hoyo, tho insurgents were dis.
porsed.
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MORN INSULTS
offered to tho erItIsh Government
by the Turkish Sultan.
THREE OFFICIALS REINSTRTED
After Hugland's Ambassador Had
Demanded Their Dismissal
RIOT AND BLOODSHED CONTINUES.

believed That tho General Movement
OF tho NaVIes of tho Six Powers
Means thu pIsmemOcrmont of Tur.
kCy-The Turkish Government Con.
rnucs to Officially Blame tho Chris.
iInn ArmOnlans for tho MassaorOs
Dut tho Consuls OF tho Powers DO
Not ConGrm tho Reports Issued
From tho Palace.
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DGSyrn, CoLo,, Now l5.-T'ho mis-.
sionary committee Of tho Methodist
church devoted the forenoon nosion to.
day to nppnrtioning tho Sl,0OO,0)l ap.
prOpfiatod yesterday Tor missions, mud
Tho worl; was unlinisul whom ruc1ia
wnslakon. Among tho appropriations
waB IS $3.50 for Wuat Virginia,
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GoULDs NiU ~ FAY


Taxes on Tou Millions nt PsrSouM Prop-
criy-Sunromo Court so Decides
Nrw YoRK. Nov. l5.--It waa decided
by the supreme court that the heirs OF
Jay Gould must pay tuxoS on slO,OJO,OOO
Of personal property, tho value Of which
tho tax commissioners bo'od thoir as.
scssmeut. George ]. Gould aud tho
other executors OF tho estate applied for
writ OF cortiornri against the commits.
sioncrs that their action might bn ro.
viewed by tho court, aud claiming tho
assessment was madn January Q, 1898,
nnd that they did not hNys tho property
in thoir possession at tho timo, as tho
will was not ptobated until two days
afterwards.
Tho general term di'mlsscl tho mp.
plCation for writ, tho G0uds appealed,
and tho supreme court diSmisses tho
appeal, thus sustaining tho lower court
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BowLlNo GmES, O., Nov. ia
voritable oil we'll gu'hor was a!ruck on
tho Bakor farm, near RihIns sun, to-
day Oil Is squirting high above tho
dorrlck, and all efforts to shut tho wOll
In arn OF IA avail. Tho flow Is osIi.
mated at 1000 barrels day. Tho wolf
Ia owned by tho Sun Oil Company
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QUINN LNApNlts
Enroutc to this Country--wllI bo Watched
by Pinkerton Detectives,

by Prnkerton Detectives
PHILADELPHIA, Now l5.-E was re.
ported in shipping circles late this
afternoon that there Is on board thA
Norwegian frui: steamship Leon, which
will reach this port tomorrow morning,
delegation OF officers Of tho Cuban 70.
public, included in which delegation Is
the vice president Of the republic.
It Is known that a corps Of Pinkerton
detectives have already been engaged to
watch them while in this city, SO as to
preclude all possibility Of their purchas-
ing arms or arranging any more flibuI'
tcriug expeditions.
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rnnEE GovMILNots tEoEIvE
And Distinguished People Pay Their IsC.
Enrols.

And Distinguished People Pay Their lsO'
sprots.
ATLANTA, Ga, Now lO.-Govcrnor
Groenhalrc, of Massachusetts, and his
stat, Govcrncr Hastings, OF Pcnnsyl.
vania, and his staiT, with Pennsylvania
state officials and Governor LippOtt, of
Rhode Island, and staE, held public
reception in the auditorium at tho ex'
position at IL o'clock to-day, Tho mem.
6ors OF tho Cleveland chamber Of com.
morce and manufacturers club, Of Phll.
ndelphia. the pen and pencil club, Of tho
same city, the members oL tho lntcrna'
tional League of Press clubs, Ohio Press
Association, Michigan Editorial Associ'
alton, Misssissippi Pro'S Association
aud thousands Of souLhornora attended
tho reception.
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FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Ex,PFasldont Harrison Presldos
Over tho Great MootIng
HELD IN CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL

In Now York, Under tho Auspices Of
tho Presbyterian Church-rhn Great
soldIor.statosman's Tribute TO tho
Christian ReIlgInn-whut Prcsby-
terIanIsm Is Doing IN Mission Work.
Ex.seorotary OF state Foster Do
IlVSrs an Address,
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TELEGRApHlC BRIEFS.


Senator David B. Hin 10 going on tho
lccturo platform, and vii mako his do
but in tho Auditorium at Chicago.
Yesterday was Massachusetts day Mt
tho Atlanta exposition. There wAi n
largo attendance Of pOoplc from that
state.
Tho cabdrivrrH' strikO in New York
10 practically broken, tho stablomen
and others who struck through SYM
palhy having returned to work.
Representatives Of Sixly agricultural
papers published In various parts OF
tho country met in Chicago aud formed
national association OF agricultural
mon.
Tho british steamer Loo, from Odessa
10 Copuuhngcn, hat iOundcrcd oil tho
coas. Of Denmark. l'iIloon out OF
twunty.two persons OH board woro
drowned.
Catherine Il. Goodwin, known on tho
stage a. MNUorio homer, who was n
bialcr OF tho lNto MyrN Goodwin, tho
nclrcs', committed suicide In q New
York boarding house.
ThomtS Elwin, Of rhocniSvillc, Pa,
cut tho throals Of his two ClhldrOn, Rucd
four aud alS ycnri respectively, with 4
razor mud then attempted TO commit
suicide In tho annD manner Tho chil.
dton dIOl almost INSTANTLY and lhcrO Ia
but little hope oI tic ia,hct'a rocoycty,
Mrs. Charlotte Moon CIntk-Chatlos
NJ. Clhy--n literary woman Of nOlu, Ia
lying critically III NJ tho residence Of hor
ron, Row. Frank pincknoy Clark, rector
Of st. dOotgo'n prnlOilant Iplacnnhl
church, Wcot Philadelphia. Nh. ClMk
In tho author oiBovOral aucccNslh books,
among them "paby RuO, "lhs MOdOtn
lavnfN nnd OlNoFa.
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THE wALLEI, CASE.


FFehoh ForcIgh MIhISIor HoIhE Fusheu bY
the United States.
PARIS, Nov. l5.-M. BOrthelot, ac-
cOrdinr to the Matin, is dOsirous that
his department, tho ministry of foreign
affairs should settle, the question Of the
legality OF the proceedings in the case
OF John L. Waller, undergoing SEN
tonce OF twenty years imprisonment
for corresponding with the Hovas, as
promptly as possible. This desire is
brought about by tho fact that the
United States government is insisting
upon definite roply to its representa-.
tious In tho case,
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KINUcKY ALh RIGHT.
Republicans WnI IINvua MaIorlty on Joint
liRliot aud Elect n U. $, Senator.

hWAlot hhN Fleut u VI D. auHhtuF'
LOUISVILLE, KY Nov, ia special
to tho Commercial from Lexington,
KY, says; In tho contest Of Wood IRE
publican), I for tho seat in the Iegisla'
ture Of Kaufman (Democrat), dis'
covery has been made which be.
yond doubt gives Woods the
seat and will thereby give tho
Republicans clOar majority on joint
ballot in tho legislature, 1t has been
discovered that KauirmNn's election,
while holding Office as a city council.
man. was contrary to tho statute and
Wood will bo seated without further
protest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-16

MONTREAL, Nov i5-Proi. William
Odor, Of Johns lFopSln' Unycraity,
arrived hero to-day to atlOnd H. i.
Ciault, tho Canadian cotton King, who
Ia dying with liright' dIsonsu. Az u
last SriotL 10 sayO him ttan'iusOn ol
blood 10 bcing tOsorlcd TO to-day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-16

lnoStoS, ono, Nov lj,-ES.Trcns.
utor Manduvillu Groom Clay, n Law,
renee county. was to-day eonloncod Ia
!ivo years imprisonment ~ Tho Ohln
ponIlunllaty aud To pay It linn of Sll,'
OOO. lo having pleaded guilty 10 en-
bcszlng tho County's innda.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-16

LONDON, Now lj,--'rhO story from
Washington to tho oaOct that a second
ullima,um has boon sent to Venezuela
BIZ Gront britain Ia oIIlciOly doclnrOd 10
bn complete fabrication Tho orlgl'
nal so.calloi ultimatum has not yot
bOOn delivered to tho Venezuelan goy'
nflmnnL.