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HAVANA, Nov. 25,-It is understood
that the raiormist party is upon the
point OF making a fusion with the con-
servatives, Tho only thing preventing
tho union ia that Conde Mortera, the
retormist president, aspiros TO tho pres.
idency OF the fusion party, as indicated
IN q recent letter, which he wrote to q
prominent leader, Manuel OalYe. The
conservatives, howOvor. do not care to
sacrifice tho actual president, Marques
Apeztegul. tis thought probable that
tho retormIsIs will consent to Apezte-
gul's leadership.
While accommodating near Mataansa,
detachment Of troops discovered the
body OF Andres Traga, the insurgsnt
leader, who was moEtally wounded In O
akirmish few days ago.
The forces Of Rego, the insurgent
leader, according 10 official adVices 70.
Csived hero at the last engagement, lost
100 killed aud wounded. Among the
wounded was General Rego himself.
large quantity Of sugar cane has
been burned at u plantation near Sole'
dad. Tho sugar caue belonged to an
American named Atkins.
Word is received OF the largest battle
OF tho war at Taguasco,I ,IbGtween 1000
Cnbans and 1000 Spaniards. The latter
were routed. Tho killed and wounded
number 600. General Aldaye 10 re-
ported killed.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-Ths Times this
morning publishes q dispatch from Co
penhagen announcing that the Spanish
government has notified the Danish
authorities that Danish ships have re-
Gently assisted tho Cuban rebels with
arms and ammunition.
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NICARAGUA CANAL.

Europeans Trying to Get Nicaragua 10
AnnuI div Contract.
MANAdUA, Nov. %, VIA GALyrsroN.--
Europeans hero hayo been trying to per
suado tho government Of Nicaragua to
annul the canal contract entered into
With citizens Of tho United States. Al
a result, tho opinion OF Judge Duarto, oil
tho supreme c1nrt, has been requested
on tho subject
Tho olliCial report Of tho aVont hcro OF
tho Nicaragua Canal Company has been
madc public aud declares that otganl1a.
ton to DO adyOfsO TO tho construction OF
tho canal under tho aupotvision Of the
United slatOS government.
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SENSATIONAL SERMON.
4 Traveller I'm Turkey Declares. Minister
TcrrrlIis ia League With the MOhnm-


4 Traveller In Turkey Declares Minister
TrrrrlIi Ia League With the MOhnm-
mcdana,
st. Joseph, Mo-, Nov. ga special to
the Daily News from Jefferson city,
No, says:
Rev, j. T. NJ. Johnston, DID, pastor
OF the First Baptist church OF this city,
who has Just returned from n three
months tour OF Turkey and the holy
land, last night. In II sermon on the Ar
mcninu troubles, made the sensational
statement that American minister Ter
roll ought to be hanged.
He declares that the minister TO Tur-
key has Joined the MOhammednn
church and is aiding In the prosecution
and killing OF Christians instead Of
protecting them; that the situation Is
far worse than has been reported to the
papers and that Terrell prevents true
repurtR from being sent out, sending
out false reports himself,
Rev. Johnston and his entire party OF
thlrty.four members have signed pc
tltlon 10 President Cleveland begging
him to remove Terrell.
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THAT RAILROAD POOL.
President Caldwell Says That 80 Law
Has Been Violated In the Matter.

President Caldwell Says That SO Law
Has Been Violated In the Matter.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 25,-Presldent D.
W, Caldwell, OF tho Lake Shore, docs
not 500 ANYTHING wrong in tho railroad
prusidonLa' agreement. "fhcro ara
positively no grounds" ho says,
whereby any legal exceptions can be
taken TO tho rulcs embodied in tho
agreement Its fundamental principle
Is the making and maintaining OF all
faros, rates aud rules Of the association" l"
"Do you think Senator Chandler will
be able to quash the agreement"
"What do WO caro- Tor what senator
Chandler or CongrOsS doos2 Nothing
illegal has been done. People down at
Washington arc making all tho fuss,
but they will fiud that their efforts will
have been for naught."
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NEW YORK DAY
AZ tho Atlanta Exposition the Hammer
DnN Of the Fair.

AZ tho Atlanta Exposition the Hammer
Day Of the Fair.
Atlanta, Ga. Nov. 25.--Although the
morning opened In gloom, the clouds
soon lifted and before noon New York
day had recorded itself as one OF the
most brilliant Of the many elaborate
occasions that have been celebrated In
Atlanta since the Cotton states and In.
tcrnational Exposition opened.
The formnlities began with the moss.
ing OF the Governors Horse Guard OF
Atlanta, the Gate City Guard OF Allan
IN, and q SQUADRON OF New York nt the
Aragon hotel to escort Mayor Strong
and President Seth Low, the orator OF
the day. to the exposition grounds
The pageant. as It moved ont Pcachtrcc
street between lines Of ndmirlnG At
lautinns. was brilliant one and evoked
enthusiastic cheers along the route. In
Side the grounds several thousand peO-
rlc were assembled 10 welcome the cav
Meade, which moved from the main en-
trancc to the New York building, where
the exercises OF the day were to occur
In the Empire state building the cerc-
monies were opened with prayer by
pr. b. II. Parker Morgan, chaplain OF
Squadron \.
Brief welcoming speeches were then
mado by Mayor King, Of Atlanta, and
President Collier, Of the exposition.
prtor which Mayor Strong, Of New
Yorl;. smoke. President Seth Low, OF
Columbia College. next delivered the
crntlon OF the day.
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ALEXANDER DUMAS ILL.

The Distinguished author and Play
wright In a Serious Condition.
PARIS, Nov. 25.-AloxSnder Dumas,
tho distinguished author aud play.
wright, Is seriously III, Tho physicians
in attendance upon him at first thought
ho was suffering from a violent attack Of
neuralgia, but later thOy rocogulzod
grnver symptoms.
The rNlit PNrisiono says that Dumas
was seized on Saturday with cerebral
congestion and that DR.. Pozzl diagnosed
II rs cerebral nbIcoss. Tho patient, u
Ia added, has been In n comatoSo condi'
ton since last evening.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
BuShrod IzeIeh, or Cleveland, shoots His
Divorced Wlfo.

Hushrod KrIch, or Cleveland, shoots His
Divorced Wifo.
CLEVELAND. ONO. Nov 25.-Bushrod
Kelch for several years has done little
but drink whisky and loitor about sa'
looms. A few weeks ago his vile OBJ
tanned divorce from him. This after.
noon at 5 o'clock, while drunk, no went
to No. 9lO Wiley street, where his wife
has been staying, and coming upon her
a short distance from the house, shot
her in tho right tsmplo. Ho then shot
himself in tho centre OF the forehead.
An ambulance conveyed them to tho
Deaconne,s Hospital, whore Mrs. Kolch
died Immediately upon her arrival. 1t
was ascSrtainol that tho bullet in
KelCh's head had gone between the two
lobes OF the brain. 1t was extracted,
and he will probably recover.
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WOULD STAND AcHAsr
IfEuropo Knew tho worst Of The Arrns-
niRn MRsshurcs.


London, Nov. 2G.-A dispatch to the
Daily News from Constantinoplc, Gly-
Ing general resume Of the situation,
declares that the recent mnsrncrcS put
The earlier outrnEna at snssoun and
aiouUh in the shade. n either EnG.
land. France or fuaaln should publish
tho stories reported officially by their
,0ol-honlnd CDngulE, all Europe would
stand nghnst NJ the proof. BufprlFHd 10
think Ruch things possible. wherever
these conHulB have Investigated mat
tcrl. thcy have found that tho nccu7n-
lions that the hrmcnlnnn provoked the
riots nrC fnlfr.
A private dispatch from the ponlnri.
In Of AnntOlla ANNOUNCES TINT tho
KurdH IN several districts have re-
nnuncnd obedience "a tho Turkish rpv-
ornmrnt nnd dcrlnred religious war,
tic cKtlncliDh " the ArmrnlnnH hDinE
the nvOwcd object.
SifpnuouE rfIOrts are Ibolng m1d'
throughout tho Armenian prOYlnCon 10
compel clOfgymch and prominent pcr.
sons by threats 90 sign hddfcHHoH to ihN
sultan eleclnrlnR that tho Armenlbnn
provoked nll The outbreaks II "
claimed that the ono which recently np.
poarci FROM ErEcfOuin was pfOcliicd w
tltf fashion
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rhr co,,lr..Iloo.r,,lt MedhInr.

l,oSDos, Now 25-yrhc marriage Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. S, Cowlo',
tho United slatch naval attNohc, TO Miss
Roosevelt sisior Of James X Roosevelt,
aecrolnrv Of thO United states Umbns'y,
took place nj ~. Andruw'H church,
WcsllnlnsIor, ut 2i10 r. M. to-day. Tho
Row lion, ]. <, Noflhuoln OBLIGATED.
Tue Austrian naval nllaCho was tho
boat man. Mr.. Cnrlor, Mr., Baynrda
secretary aud Mr. y. A, Wells, uI tho
lnilrl slnlrn onhiiar, wer' the uthrr'.
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Nrw YonK, Now 25.--A lCpOr, In
whom tho disease wng vol advanced,
wa' found 10 tho DLrOoS to-day. llO
was takpn to tho Office Of tho hoAlh
board and examined by Dr. Q. H. bono.
dict, Of tho bureau OF contagious dis.
uaacI. Dr. Benedict ordered thd mNu
sont 10 tho reception hospital, Tho
man said ho was Flo Dolbo, and that
hn came hptn several months ago,
Latcly hc has boon living In tho tOnO.
incnt, % ChorrY Hlroot.
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aaEATgsT CRIME OY:EHE OENTvRY,
ALCttvr Which Says thS Truth About the
Turklah sItnatIon Is snpprvssed.

Turkish Situation l. Suppressed,
Boston, Mass, Now ?5-Tho follow
inE letter has been received in Boston
from u reliable correspondent in Con-
stantinople;
"The Turks have induced some OF the
subsidized European papers to speak OF
these crimes as ArmeuIab outbreaks,
etc, but the ambassadors A--+o full re-
ports, which they ought to publish,
that refute all this, and show conclu-
siYely that the sultan, within II day or
two after he signed the reform scheme,
ordered the Armenians to be- massaCrcd
In order that there should be 10 ques-
tton OF an armenian majority In any OF
the provinces The people sought the
spnils obtainnblO and 40 did not execute
the Hultan's wish TO the fullest More
over, there seems to he noway Of pre-
venting more OF the same sort.
1T N the most awful crime OF the
century because IL Is SO persistently
falslNed hy It's authors,
Everywhere the story IS the same; n
deliberate preparation and then story
sent TO Europe that the Armenians at
tackled the inoiIeusiyc Turks, and werc
reduced TO order after few had been
killed.
"Wcrse times nrc In store for U.S. Eu-
rope IS divided in counsel and the
Turks finding that nothing Is done for
this crime. will 20 on 10 eNtrcmltics
The highest Moslem court has declared
that the sultan cannot lawfully hG re-
strained in the exercise of his will,
since he Is the representative OF God for
the whole earth,
From 1900 TO 10000 people have
been slaughtered during the last month
and IN consequence no less than 100000
persons heretofore dependent upon
them for their daily food are now In
want. The coming winter Will wtness
q vast amount OF suffering, II fs not
alone at SasOuu, but all over the land,
where these occurrences have taken
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I,orl.rr.burg branch Meeting.

srcclnl Dlapntch to tho Intolllscncor.
parkcrsburg, w. Va. Nov. 25'--Par-
kerrburg Branch Railroad Company
stockholders held their annual meeting
hcrc today. Secretary VlnWlnkloR
rcport showed the grOHH earnings. tlSl,'
isi, expenses, fiGS. .7Oi "a; net enrnlnEs,
fi6i,7iG72. The election of officers for
ibc ensuing ycnI was RB follOwsi Gen
nrnl Orlnnd Smith. Baltimore, presi-
,dcnt; directors, ". W. Taylor, Aubrey
penrrc. W. H. Dlnckford. Lytt!eton
Tough. William Tucker, all o. Balll-
don, G. II. shnttuck, Of parkcrsburg.
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New York. Nov 25-Mrs. William
Collins, occupying Il fiat In West Tenth
street. loft her three children locked In
the rooms while she went on n short err
rand to-day. In her absence the child
rem made fire on the floor with some
newspapers, their clothing became iG-
nlted and Lillian, aged ilvc. was burn
ed to denth, while Willie, 10 months old.
was 30 badly injured that he died to-
night. The third child, four yenrs old.
was only slightly burned The fire did
only few hundred dollars damage to
the building.
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THREATENED LYECHING.
Two ColOrsd Mon WIN LlEely bo the vIo-
Tins Ofn Mob.

A"u buAoEeA AAuA NAAA kiAuAf w hhN Wv
Tins OTn Mob.
AnBEylLLE, =. O., Nov. 25,-Notics has
boon received hers that mob will
come TO town before morning and at
tack tho jail for the purpose Of lynching
two prisoners, John Mitchell and
Richard Wash, both coIorod, who are
under arres. for the murder Of NoriSSa
Bagwoll, white womaa, twenty.elght
years old. Tho circumstances indicate
that tho woman may have besu out.
ragged. She was killed ThurIday even.
ing on the public highway near her
home, fifteen miles from hGre, and hor
body was taken to deserted house and
burned. Tho charred romans were
found. Wash says that he was with
Miss Bagwel at 3 o'clock Friday mora
ing, and asserts that she cut her throat
with razor. and that before doing so
she requested him to burn her body in
the house. The story iA improbable,
and it Ia thought the murder was to
secure the proceeds Of ba,e Of cotton
which Miss Bagwell had. The jail Ia
being guarded tonight.
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snANoRiy, Pa, Now 91,--ReU ].
JRckimoowicz, OF the Polish Catholic
church in Mt Carmel, narrowly escaped
boing poisoned at tho early Sunday
morning mass. A quantity OF paris
grson had boon placed III tho vino yes.
col, which hO IL Ia tho habit Of drinking
from during tho sorVicp. Fortunately
tho powder was visible on top Of tho
wine, aud ~ previous Nitcmpt had
boon mado on his lilo tho Row. jack.
moowica became suspicious, aud did
not partako OF tho vino, Tho poison
was placed 10 tho vessel during salur.
day night.
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NEWSPAPER DEAL
In ChieUgo-Two Zig Papers Consolidate
United Press Loses Client.

In ChicHgO-TWO Hlg PhperH ionsnHuh'e'
United Press Loses Client.
Chicago, Nov. ?5,--whcn the Evening
Press Company was organized by Mr..
George Booth. who purchased the
Evening Mall and started the Evening
Press, there began IN Chicago q new
crn in newspnpcrdom. for the paper en-
joyed an unusual prosperity. The Press
Company. capitalized at 100000. pur-
chased the journal n week ago, John
II. Wilson. its proprietor, and James F..
ScrIppS. OF Detroit. becoming stock
holders with Mr. Booth. The CONSOLE
dated paper was issued this afternoon.
and Il Is promised that the readers OF
the former separate papers VIII De
yaIners in every way. II Is understood
TINT the entire statts OF both papers will
be retained. except In n few instances.
The paper will have ono OF the largest
corps OF workers Of any afternoon pa
per in the United States. For the pres
ont the names Of both papers vii be
used. the heading presenting the eyi-
lence OF the consolidation thus: The
Chicago Evening Journal" In the nrst
line and THE Evening Press" In the
second.
The Journal used the Associated Press
report, and the Press that OF the United
Press In the words Of Mr., Booth, the
consolidation will utilize to the fullest
extent the mntchless service OF tho AS
ISOLATED Press, supplemented with n
comprehensive special service" So the
United Press loses another paper III
Chicago.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY,
A Pennsylvania Man Fatally Wounds
Ills WIFE aud I6Ills Himself,

A Pennsylvania Man Fatally Wounds
His Wife aud Kills II!mSelE
SCRANTON, Pa, Nov, 25.-At Throop,
few miles north Of hero, this after
noon, Zora RobbIna shot and fatally
wounded his wiIoan then shot him.
aolf. lie died within short timo. The
woman was brought to tho Lackawanna
hospital In this city and Is diving there,
Ths shooting was the result Of quarrel
and occurred in the presence Of Robert
Brown Zsrling, who, It IL stated, had
advised Mrs, Robbins to leave her hus'
band.
Robbins hrstshota at Zerling and missed
his aim. Ho then sent bullet into
his Wiis'a head aud she fell unconscious,
Robbins throw himself upon her and
carosaed and kissed her. Then no aroso
and sont bullet into his own braiu,
lie was tifty.Ave years old, q carpenter
by trade, and we'll respected in the viii
lage,
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BoHlon Nov 25-A few days hgo,
l!cv, judpon smith, DDo secretary of
Tho foreign department NJ tho American
llunrd nddrcpard letter to Hon. ltlul.
ard Olnpy, secretary NJ ptnin. nHWnE
whni monPur"a had been tnlton for w."
protection Of tho mlsgiunnnuf NJ the
American Ronfd In The pruYluno NJ
ShAnrhl, nOfthwenletn CHIME
To-day BcurPtntY Smith received o.
letter from Secretary Oln"y Htnilng
that EepOrts having Tanohe1 Mr., DenOy
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CoLrMnus, o., Nov 2S.--An oaetbouud
dressed bcoi train broke 10 two and ran
together In tunnel noar slcubonylllO,
and trains OH tho Panhandle road
have boon delayed for ltloon hours, tho
wfuck compile tOly blocking tho road.
No. q, duo Rt Z n. m, bonting tho 10.
mains Of tho lh,o Edwin A. Mynrs, Of
tho Pittsburgh Post, was ono oi tho de-.
lnyol lralns aud did mt arrive hcrc
until 4 q. N. Tho funeral wnB TO havo
boon hold horo thla afternoon.
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Omaha. Scb.. Nov 25.-FTrom five to
ton inches of wet snow covers NObrns-
i,l to-dny SNOW fell nll-Hight All the
country within 100 ruilcs OF Omaha, has
experienced the same storm, while from
Chadron and along the line between
the report. waa OF heavy fall OF snow.
continuing for Mt least twelve hOura
Al ~ Nebraska rrCma 10 be included
In the llnIt of the storm. TrainB on oil
tho roads reaching Omnhn this morn
lng were from one to fve hourB late on
account OF the storm.
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McAprnua, ONO, Nov 2),--M tho
tnlt grounds hOro last night Q, II.
Iiosoia was ridden OIL rail and after.
wards tarred aud fcathcfcd. Tho
ahotii arrived and prevented iurlcr
maIifratnCnl, but advised tho vlclim
IN lnko 10 the woOls, which ho ,lii
rogers ollcnsn was speaking diarc'nurt.
nly Of u lady school loadhct al this
nInNd
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SPLIT ON RELIGIOUS LINES.
A ADlvlded Court In the Libel Case Against
Archbishop Fabcr.

A Divided Court in the Libel Case Again Vt
Archbishop FNbor.
MoxrREAL, Nov. 95-Thc case Of tho
Canadian ROyuc against Archbishop
FabOt for S5O.O0O damages through put.
ting the paper under the ban Of tho
church, camO up for judgment in tho
court of review this morning. Judges
Talt, Taschoreau and Archibald pre-.
sidol. Tho two former, both Oath olics,
wore unanimous In deciding that tho
bishop had right to condomn any
paper that spoke contrary to the tOach.
ings Of rho Catholic church. Judge
Archibald. n Protestant, dissontot, and
gave the Canada Revue $4,000 on the
grounds that ths biShop'S action was
unjustlnablc interference. An appeal
vii bo taken.
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HB DECLINES.
Jim corbett Says he wnl Never AEalu 90
IN the Hing.

In the Ring.
New York, Nov. "a special to n
local paper from Lynn, Mass, says
james ]. Corbett. in an interview to-
day said: a.,
81 am disguised with tho entire busi-
ness, and henccforth Will confne my
enterprises TO the stage. No matter
what tho publicimny say, whether IL pe
complimentary or otherwise. J cnnnoI
hr Induced to again enter the arena. /
besiowrd the chnmlonBhlp upon Mnher
hccaure he In an 1rlshmnn and because
prcfer he should bear and defend That
tiile rather than place II In the custody
of either mn Australian or an English
man. / consider Peter Mahcr the peer
of amy man In the ring and have no
hcsltancy In saying that ho can whip
fritzaimmOnR."
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Ennrnu CITY. Mo-, Nov 25.--snOw II
failing hard and AT some points trnf-
Gc viii probably be lnterforcd with II
tbr storm continued. Specials from
llnya city. Concyylllu and lndopcn
dcnCc. KnnHpg. say tho htorin has ni-
rrnly rcachod the dimensions Of DIE"
anrd. At Guthrie, Oklnhpmn. ono oi
,Lo hnrlort SNOW rtorms ever Known
iborc. lp prevailing. following u rain
aud glort storm NJ today
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LoUsvILLS, KY, Now 25,--A special
to tho Post from Frankfort, says: Col.
W. G. T. Breckenridge, OF Lexington, it
IA now undsritood, will mako tho racs
for CongroBs In tho SavOnth district
next yCar. II 10 said lha, h9 has told
his friends that ho will make the race
and ho expects to win. Durin; tho late
campaign, Col. BreGkinridgo stumpol
the diatrIct for tho Democratic state
ticket aud ovorywhoro drew immOnse
crowds.
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why rHEY ARE HAPPY
uri,Ith,m works Receive u IIlg russian
conttnti Tur AtmBr Plate.

uETuLBHi'M, IN, Nov 20 a 90.
liarrnnl ,ynB received to-day hy ptnHl.
frrl tlndormnn, ~ the bethlehem Iron
company Informing him n tho award
10 the company by the l,u1Rlnn roy.fn-
mont " contract Tor the manufacture
.uf uoutiy twoiyr hundred tons ot ntmor
rmtp. Thih " uHo NJ the largest con.
inetu for ntmnr plato awarded ny hdN
upiI1u I'M recent yUnrH when the Now
vla received The nngH nt tlc orlnnuco
tOrl.H Wrrp run ~ aud MI whl7tlor
Iilywn aud thpro N Hpnoml rcJnlclhE
throughout tho town,
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THE CAREY LAND ACT.
Secretary smith Recommends nn Import-
ant Amendment.


ant Amendment.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 25.-Secro-
tary HOko Smith, in his annual report,
will recommend that tho Carey law
granting ono million acres OF arid lands
to each state in which suc6 lands are
situated, bo amended so that the grant
bo made to She state outright, aud 1t bo
made responsible for the irrigation Of
tho lands. Under the law as 1t now
stands 1t would be many years before
tho state would rocalve the benefit Of
tho grant and Secretary Smith believes
that the state can carry out bettor tho
Intention OF Congress il 1t gets control
OF tho onliro grant, instead OF waiting
until water is secured for tho lands.
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Of danger Of nnti-forolgn riots In that
province, he demanded OF the YRmen
the taking OF prompt and stringent
measures to prevent disorders. The
Tamen at once telegrnphed tho provin-
Clal authorities 20 take precautions
against disturbances and to make earn
est efforts to protect foreigners.
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THE MISSIONS
Minister Terrell Receives Assur.
ausss to That Effect.
THE AMERICAN MISSIONARIES

Who Arc Known Not to Have Deen In
jursd-sIAttsrs tranquil In the Dis
turhed Portion or thp Turkish Empire,
Hat the Danger PolHt Not Vet Passed,
Why the Sultan OBJECTS to Admitting
sEors Guard heats, as Requested by the
Powers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-26

81. LoulR, Mo, Nov. 25.--A telegram
from sherman, Texas, says n binding
pnow storm ragged thCrc since 0:3O
o'clock n IN. nnd lncrcngos In force
The temperature iB falling and live
-tOrk In this foction nrc In had shape 10
meet II. Heavy losHc nrc expected. 1t
IL Knowing two hundred miles south Of
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