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a MARYLAND BOSS ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH FRAUD IN THE RECENT E-EC'
Observation-Disclosures Likely TO CON-

CHARGED WITH FRAUD IN THE RECENT ELEc-
TION-REPUBLICANS LIKELY TO CON-
troll THE SENATE.
Baltimore. Nov Il (speciaD.-Charles schafer'
ore Of the county district bosses Of the German ma
chine was arrested to-day by a United States
deputy marshal as n result OF the investigations
being made into the rings methods in the recent
election by the Reform League and the Republican
Com nttee sch.arer Is charged with having pro-
cured the fraudulent naturalization OF number OF
Germans living in the XIth District of Baltimore
County. who were Illegally registered to vote thu
German ticket. United States Commissioner Rogers
released Schaffef for n hearing on Thursday
Schaffer 10 president Of big brewing company and
ex-nlember Of the Legislature. lie was n candi-
date for County Commissioner a. the last election
1t Is said that scores of Germans In the county and
other foreigners in the city made voters by the
machine bosses prior to the election their natura.z
alton being Illegally obtained. The fraud was
worked by securing what are known as minors ,5,n,
ratlra alton papers So many Of these were taken
out that the United States Court also began an IN
vcstgati0n
At Republican headquarters to-day It said
that the Republicans viii probably control the State
Senate Thomas Paran. of Calvert County; 70
which could be submitted in behalf Of Or. Samuel
r. i;ond, Republican,. The seating of Dr. Bond
Of Baltimore. Independent Democrat probable
fourteenth. with the Republicans when 1t came TO
demanded in Queen Anne County. and it seems
highly probable. from the evidence at hand that
he wiped out Mr. Mallalieu expects to be seated
as Senator from Queen Anne. and there also seems
lates for County ommIssloner and Register OF
T f the nT G NV w moa being wGs
on Mr. Bruce News was received from Hlnford
s g. Ao Wd ron R@ sea of MSe
crat. returned elected by small margin
h 5snC9s Of lit S cy for he
first time in twenty-eght years.
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To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: 1t is announced that Mr. Lcxow VIII again
take charge of the Ncw-York CITY reform bills.
The people OF Orange ard Rockand counties WISH
to remind Senator Lexow publicly that he repre-
sents us In the Senate. and that he must Jet New
York City alone
There are three excellent anti-Platt Republican
Senators from New-York city. Mr. Pavey' 10
the Assembly last winter. made brilliant recora'
and he is the man to Introduce bills affecting New
York City
The Republicans In Senator Lexow's district TO
spectfully request him mind his business. ans 20
keep his hands on New-rOrk City. Mr.. Platt
little man must know his proper place. .,,
Suf,ern y v Nov H. 1895 \ FARMER.
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TURKS DEFEAT CONFIRMED
REPORT THAT ARMENIANs OCCUPY THE
ZEITOuN BARRACKS.

THE PORTE SAYS IT WILL REfCkM "i''O'i
1Ay-pEArH OF 10000 CHRISTIANS AGAIN
CONFIRMED ESTIMATED THAT 10000
AHMEyIANs ARE STARVING
AMERICANS ANxIors
f.onstant,nople Nov 12.-It is reported that t''e
Turkish garrison at Zeitoun, which sufrehoei'"
10 the Armenans. have given up Their arms an"
ammunition and that the Armenians No" occupy
the Zeitoun barracks
The Porte. in reply to the Identical no'e oi WI
many Austria and Italy demanding 'Ha' 'no
parties scheme for reform IN Armenia be OIL
cially communicated TO them. has informed ''0
renresentatives Of those Governments that 'he'f
requests will be compiled with without ce'aE'
Later news from the disturbed sections SHOWS
that the situation in Asia Minor has become HUN
serious than ever Fresh disturbances are re-
ported to have occurred in Marasn, Biis anu
Sivas ,
Alexander w. Terrell the United states Alh-
;s,or sent a note TO HALL Rifat Pacha, the new
GRIND Vizier on Monday in which he salc 'ha'
IN view OF the position he was unable TO MAKE 4"
conpratulatorv cal upon the occasion OF ''e
pacha's aprointment to the office OF trai"
Vizsr He was compelled to lay diplomatic USAGE
aside. he said, in order first to demand pro'eO-
ton for Americans in Asia Minor ana propose"
10 call upon the Grand V!zieI for that purpose O"
Tuesday
Missionaries Herrick Peet and Dwight nave
made an earnest appeal TO the United states ioI
aid for the destitute. 1t is estimated that -ooooo
Armenians in the ravaged districts are in state
OF starvation.
Minister Terrell expresses the opinion that up
ward OF 10000 Armenians have been massacreu
during the last thirty days. This confirms TWO
pre,-ious reports. He fears that the worst out
RACES in a number Of localities have not been re-
ported. ,..,o.,
Mr. Terrell condialy indorses the missionaries
appeal for aid. .s
additional arrests were made here yesterday
and to-day and there have been fresh massacres
and pillaging in the neighborhood OF Ansora ana
Palu in which disturbances 1t 10 reported l'ooV
persons were slain. -.
The Imperial yacht remains anchored opposite
the imperial Palace with steam up.
Americans here are somewhat anxious oWli.S
"a The absence for several days Of news from the
districts I'm which there are American missions
limited States Minister Terrell mas teitgraphFu
10 Darput asking Missionary Darnham VINO Is
ste toned there, to the safety OF MS MISSION
Notwithstanding the financial difficrties undef
which the Government labCrs. the Porte not nav
;no sufficient money wherewith TO meet the ex-
nensos thus far ent1iled by the ealing OUT 81
The Rediffs already Under arTs, Il mas oceh DC
c;ded to summon the remaining twenty battai-
ions belonging to the Fourth Corps
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THE ENROLMENT OF REPUBLICANS.

Al Republicans who desire to enroll In the Re-
rubli.ar organization vii nave ar opportunity OF
doing - oa Saturday. November D. between and
10 D. m Tbs is he day that has been set by the
Committee ,ron -0rganza ton Of TIM Republican
County Committee. None except enrolled fepuDi-
cans can vote Al the primaries of December 10.
Tho Committee on ORGANIZATION. IN making lts ar
rarrem.nts for holding these pr.rar- as, mas ap-
nolrted a subcommittee of three In ehch Assembly
District Tor revising the rolls OF the l3sZ e.ecuoh
district associations. ., 49, o
eanizai hon of this city and place In the hands OF
honest and incorruptbie men should not heeiect
10 onrortunity offered to enroll. II ne Is not
moraber OF his election district ASSOCIATION ne can
not vote al the primaries.
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EXPENSES OF CANDIDATES.

Barney" Martin, who was elected 10 the senate
IN the NTIIth District filed his Est or expenses
With the County Clerk yesterday. He swears that
he spent for Autographs printing. etc. Nss 3D. ana
gave S57 to John =. Shcehan for election expenses
Wright Uolcomb. the Assembly man-elect from
the IXth District spent s2S for printing and SSl for
advertisements In the newspapers.
sherman Evarts, who ran as the Goo Goo ana
Fusion candidate for Judge of the city court
spert So FOR wa tchrrs at the polls. =,
General Martin T. MarMahon successful caH sI.o
for prlrttnc costing and telegraph service. and
gave 8 500 To the Democratic organization FOR print
ING canpaien literature and other expenses
Samuel r LYMAN. An'i-Bue Law League canoi-
1ate for Assembly In the XXfd Disirct. spent
rothing and Alvin Summers state Democracy can
Iidate in the IXth Assembly District. and William
. Wilson who ran for Senator on the People 3
nartv Ticket in the X1Ith were Just az economical
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THE TURKISH OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.

BLAME FOR TIE LATEST DISTURBANCES THROWN
ON THE ARMENIANs.
Washington Nov. 12-The Turkish Legation
here has received the following cable dispatch
under Yesterdays date, from the Porte:
The Armenian rioters of Zeitoun attacked the
village of Tchoukour Hissar, killing thlrty-nNe
Mussulmans and carried away with them
arms and cattle and belongings of the Mussul-
man villagers of Dennghel, and murdered the
secretary of the tax collector of Zeitoun. Inc
wife and four children of this functionary are
missing. ,>,,,.,.;.
According to fresh advices from Dlarpekir,
the Armenians are alone responsible Tor the
recent disorders, which originated solely by
the rebels firing the mosques at the houf
of PRAYER and by their making an armed ~
tack on the Mussulmans. The fire which broke
out at Diarbekir was started by Armenian
incendiarios. for 80 per cent of the shops de-
stroyed as also about all the merchandise
burned. belonged to Mussumans. All asser,
tions contrary TO the above are propagated
by the Armenian committees and their 1rlemas
TO misguide and deceive public opinion me
Vail Of Adana reports that about two hundrcd
Armenians disguised Circassians. attacked
the Mussulman villages Of Zeitounbests ana
Narli, committing all sorts of depredations.
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TO LIBERATE MACEDONIA AND CRETE.
A DEMONSTRATION OF ATHENIAN STUDENTS THAT
IS PASSED rNREcOGNIzED BY THE RULING
HOl-SE OF GREECE

Athens. Nov l2-An immense meeting OF students
was hell here last evening. at which were present
a large number OF Macedonians and CTeians The
professor of history of the university made a
Rational sentiment on the part of the Macedonians
and Cretans, and resolution was passed expI.ss-
IT, the readiness OF those present TO make eNeTF
sscrfce TO libera,e Macedonia and Crete After me
meeting the students MADE REORGANIZATION IN
cnuntrv and the Crown Prince did not make ms APP
nearanca 40 the demonstra ton was unrecOgnizrd
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THE TREBIzOND MASSACRE.


,J1ayy HUNTER OF THE UNITED STATES CON
sr.L.AE SERVICE. SAYS THAT 800
ARMENIAN3 rERIsHED.
Alexandria, Mimi. Nov. 2.-untcd STATE"
Senator Nelson has just received a letter llo"
u,onv Hunter who was page when MT. Ne'
cor, uas in Congress but is now connected with
tho Consu,a- Service. lie was sent out las'
summer by the Department of State to establish
cnns,la- rorts in Asia Minor made imporiah'
hy tho Armenian troubles He writes from
Trebizond. October II:
n, the night OF October 4. 1900 or 90" aImcl
Turks made demonstration AGAINST lhe - t t' 70
of ,hse Mace alleging that re" Gays DcIUie "a
,,arians had fred upon Turkish Of1cial VINO "dS
nassing through TTebiZond on the way 10 Co,
ste ntinople from the interior Fortuna a.,
ihOrities were aDit ~ ie9'O'' ON
on tho morning of October a shot was nred' ~
10 believed by an Armenian, In desieia liol, d,
hosr,n0 of the death OF relative IN tit Iiots d.
isr.n,n,Inonlo Then other shots were nrec amos
;,,.nnJ;otely and i'm flash the whole town was III
state Of anarchy The Armenians were ohuiv ~,
surrounded by the Turks ana inassdOieu, , 49," ~
eoti,ers 0ring upon them. About five hundrea Per .
isnod and they were the best youth ana Drains
OF the community - ~o,od and ca were
ali tho foreigners. although for hours W"
II was 10 be a crai massacre. Inc H Hii"r .ach
can az about IL O'clock. and between anu " ~
tba nillage and lootng OF the prcfeftN p'E3n go
lasted until sunset ABOUT siV'''YV WYNN
erty was destroyed -,.fo~ooc,or,e
rio MILITARY is now in control. reiniorcefnentS9
have arrived and order prevails but the,e - S,rii
grave anxiety. The Armenians 90 nVr H c,roniat,on
b,,t as they will be disproyed or ne ~ Iii
pava taken action before this reaches you' VIII
MOI say anything about them
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Won BOCKUM-DOLFFS NEAR DEATH.

THE AGED GERMAN STATESMAN ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE IN 4 FIT OF INSANITY.
Rerlin Nov l2-Herr Bockun po!ffs an ex-
member of the Reichstag and at one time a leading
Prussian po.itcign attempted to commit suicide to-
day He inflicted injuries upon himself from the
effects Of which physicians saw ne WILL ole Inc
act was committed In fit Of insanity.
Herr Won Bockum-Dolf- Is In his ninety fourth
year. he having been born at Soest February 49,
iSo2 lie held several important positions under the
prussian Government. He a member OF the
Standing his extreme age took extremely active
part in the discussion the administration OF the
interior affairs of the Empire and on military ques-
lions. ,
Some years ago Herr Won Bockum- Doihs bece me
very widely known through the parliamentary CON
nct between himself and Won Room the then Min
v.,fW +or
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FIGURES FOR YOU.

There "a within the covers OF the Century DC
t,o,ary alone the following exhaustive showing OF
words phrases quotations, synonymes ana ;'ius-
trations. viz: Total number OF words dehnen iO'-
zoo. rhr,sss defined ESQ; quotations explaining
doan,,.ons 2cs3o: synonymes. 3.2A Illustrations
c-S while the fetal number of words IN the text Is
2GsG These figures do not INCLUDE me Se srar.
,,t,S Of tho World make Up the great century
n,cfionarv and Cyclopedia now obtainable through
The Tribune club. as explained IN an au'er"se
n,ent on another page.
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81 chief mower IN tNe COUNTY
felt that he owned completely
An impressive example OF the practical results Oh
horset eec,'ous is point d out b The Uuca fres
IN 1871 f,e-sselaer County. home OF Senator Murphy
ove ~ Den, ,cratic majority Albany county nome
g senator FIJI. gave 522i Democratic majority
1,a, raa when reporters were under iul s'edtn.
and the heeicrs ambitious to make reco1e ,hii
chiefs last Tuesday Rensselaer, gave 80 i.epuD.,.
oa M iorItv and Albany $50 majority on tne saine
sida Tho difference between honest a,u ~,
o'ections is IN figures. In these TWO cou"''e'' -
in the Republicans favor.
The various independent movements III ''e 'a'.
o,ac,or arouse the wrath OF that ancient organ VI
~ Da,,ocrorv THE Albany Argus. TINS II
declares ''ls the year Of the freak party ioi.' q
indenandonce Is at its climax Any man WIN nan
. foroy,ng turned down for Senator, starts a ne"
stote Marty and gets his column on the state pa''o'
rhoro c.il he more OF IT, doubt next year as NV
o.s,,t,ies OF the present ballot become oette' VII
fCrrton1 II, this direction We predlct llat tiie ~
haro, VII break down of It's own Weisht III ap ~
t~o wears one thing may, however save H. -, -,
craze for starting side issue parties i
y, Ire height The reaction Is irevitapie. a le,ui
~ re,ithy discipline and thorough party orSani~a
ton will follow in due course
rss than three wears ago the Democratic organ
,zation in Erie County was considered one ol ti'
s,,onrest in the country; to-day. according 70 Inc
pur,lo Commercial" IT is a tota! wreck. EyidentI!
"r,jilI" Shenhan's management OF II by ons-us'anc
te,ephore has been failure.
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sOIIC1Ts AID FOR ARMENIANs.

The Armenian Relief Fund Committee OF New
York has issued a circular appealing for funds for
the aid OF the starving. homeless and defenceess
70 Snepcer Trask the treasurer. No. y Pine-sf.
Among members Of the committee are th% 80 .c
ter the Rev Edward +. Moldehnke. the Re-.
Henry Van Dyke, Morris X JesIP, III" Rey; WI
lam IL Ward and TIE Rev. Th"cdorc &. Nlli!aHs.
Everett =. Wheeler is chairman.
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GELS SEMINARY ROBBED.

Norwalk Conn. Nov l2-ThIeves entered MISS
Cornella f. Bards seminary for girls In orchara-
ST. last evening while the teachers and pupils were
al supper and looted every bedroom in the four
seminary buildings Among the articles stolen wets
watches chains, diamonds rings, pocSetoooKs ana
pins estimated in va,ue At over $1,000
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DETERMINED TO PROTECT AMERICANS.
MORE wARsHIPs WILL BE SENT TO THE LEVANT
If NECESSARY.

MORE WARSHIPs WILL BE SENT TO THE LENANI
If NECESSARY.
Washington. Nov. l2-The detail of the flag
shin San Francisco TO assist the cruiser Marble
head in caring for American interests in the
Levant is likely to be followed by an order dis
patching other American warships to that part
Of the world if the Armenian situation does no1
improve 1t is known that Secretary Olney is in
favor Of leaving nothing undone to show the
Porte that citizens Of the United states IN
the Sultan's possessions must be respected IN
their rights and that the numerous American
educational institutions in Armenia must be pro-
tected from mob violence. The orders to the
San Francisco were expected in view or MI.
Olneys sentiments. and he only surprise eX-
pressed is that other vessels have received
similar orders
In view of the fact that the San Francisco ana
the Marblehead constitute the entire American
naval force on the European station, 1t VIII be
necessary for this Government In the event OF
determination to reinforce these two cruisers. 10
draw on its fleet attached to the Asiatic station.
This fleet consists of the Baltimore. the Olympia,
the Monocacy. the Concord the Petrol, the
Charleston the Machias. the Yorktown ard the
Detroit, and in view of the comparative safety
10 American interests in China al present, sucn
a large force is not now necessary, and some OF
the vessels may safely be withdrawn for service
In the Levant.
AS the Baltimore has been relieved by the
Olympia and will soon start for the United
States, II is likely that her commander VIII De
directed TO return by way of the Indian ocean
and the Red Sea, so that she may Join the san
Francisco and the Marblehead on the syrian
coast. The Charleston and the Detroit might
also be called on for this service and could pro-
coed by the same route
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ODDS AND ENDS or POLITICS
MANY DEFECTIVE BALLOTS.
4 LARGER NUMBER THAN IN ANY FORMER IEAf

4 LARGER NUMBER THAN IN ANY FORMER YEAR.
IT rs SAID.
Regarding the matter OF defective ballots al inc
recent election, 1t was remarked yesterday at the
Bureau OF Election. room at Police Headquarters
that there VIII be fully three times as many ue
fectlve ballots this year as In any former yea''
The Bureau however General Rodenbough re-
marked has no method OF obtaining data on '"'
matter except by going through the precinct re-
turns: but this the law does not demaIl: ~
was also sad that In the official canvass by tns
BOARD OF Aldermen n good many ballots whiCii,
were thrown out by the election officials Des"uSe ~
technical w.ll doubtless be restores 10 ' in
count This Il Is expected viii materlaiiy III
crease the aggregate vote OF the city
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WILDE IN THE BANKRUPTCY COURT.

IT'S IJABIiITlE: 1901. HIS Asset" NAN'fii -
CERTAIN THEATRICAL MANAGERS
HIS CREDITORS.
London NOV. l2.--Oscer Wide was brought from
Wandeworth Prison this morning 10 De publicly eN-
amned In the Bankruptcy Court regarding MS as
sets The courtroom was crowded VIDE locked III
ard his answers 70 question were almost entirely
monosyilabc and given in low voice.
HIS testimony showed that n recent years he had
lived beyond his income and had sometimes been
pad in advance for h.. plays, hence certain tncaif-
ca managers were his creditors !nsteaa OF MS debt
which showed that his liabilities wee 1881 AMI
tina; ne mad no available assets. IT became known
marriage settlement in favor OF Wiiics wife Of 1870
year.
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ITALIAN WARSHIPS FOR THE LEVANT.

DIVISION OF THE FRENCH FLEET-wIIERE THE
POWERS WILL CONCENTRATE THEIR
SoUADRONS
Rome Nov 12-At a Cabinet Council held to-day
tie Ministers approved Of a proposal to send an
Italian naval division to join the British squadron
in the Levant II is believed here that the warships
of the Powers VIII rendezvous at some point close
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CHANGES IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER.

CHANNELS II I1IIl 7 IIFl.NNII 7 n tlI bIlI..
Paris Nov i2-Raymonl Po!nclre. Republican.
who was Minister OF Finance In III Dupuy cabiaet
and Minister OF Public Instruction In the late Cab
met OF NJ. Riboi. to-day elected N!ce-Presdent
OF the Chamber OF Deputies to succeed NJ Lockroy.
who has become Minister OF Marine in the present
Bourgeois Cabinet. Ernest Caino, was elected
secretary OF the Chamber. Georges GrAuX gave
notice OF question concerning The reported pur-
chase OF American horses for TIC French Army.
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HAS FERDINAND RELENTED?

REPORT THAT TIE FRIN't OF HTII'NKTA NIW
APPROVES The CONVERSION OF HIS son
TO THE GaEEK FAITH.
Sofia Nov. PA committee OF the Sobranie wait
ed upon Prince Ferdinand to-day ard rendered 10
him an address which had been adopted by that
body Prince Ferdinand nade u speech in reply,
strong.v approving the conversion OF his son, tho
infant Prince Boris to the orthodox Greek faith
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TO MAKE WAR UPON ASHANTEE.
A PRIVATE MEETING OF THE BRITISH CABINET
DECIDES UPON IMMEDIATE ACTION

7 7 y
Jondon Nov 1.-THE Globe publishes the state
mont upon the authority Of the Exchange Tee
oranh Comrany that the leading members OF the
Cabinet met privately yesterday anu decided IL
make war upon Ashantee Immediately.
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TO STRENGTHEN ENGLAND's CHINA FLEET
London Nov. l2.-'Tho s;anG-id' WI to-morso~
print statement that Grcal Britain has decided
to strengthen hef squadron In Chinese waters. The
Hrst-ciass cruiser Edgar and The second-class
cruiser Spartan which were sent TO JON the squad
ron temporarily during the chincsc-Ji panesc war
will remain permanently attached 10 IN feet AMI
some OF the 0idtf vcss,,s VIII Dc replaced by newer
80 more powerful ships. including the Immor;a.ite
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VOTES MONEY TO THE STRIKERS

TIL, FRENCH PRIME MINISTER SANCTIONS A
GRANT or ecooo FRANCS FOR TIE
CARMAu-X SUFFERERS.
Plr!s Nov l2-IIi'herto the Ministries have We
tocl the grants made by municipalities to strikers
b,, n E-rrr,ols the Prime Minister. has sanctioned
. grant OF el0p0 francs rlade by ine mum cipa;y or
P1rla for the Carmaux strikers or the ground That
tbongh The strike is ended. eco have been thrown
of Of work by the strike. not being eble to secure
rc-cmnloyment In the glass works.
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SEWING SILK

=, bic chief mower in the county, when OF 90 ne
felt that he owned completely
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IN the entrance Of the Dardancies, where, shou1o
they he called upon for active service ae"'lst w ~
Turks they will be within easy striking distance "
ConstantinOple . . 49,, t,o,ch Ned.t-
,rarnan 1ee, which was yesterday ordered 10 pc
hnl1 in read mess in connection with the SITUATION III
r,rtev sailed from Nice for the bcNant az HoOi,
-, Tn division which is under the command
Of Nfniral MaCrot consists Of III" ,ronclad cehuhi
battery ship Devastation, three cruisers ana us
patch boat
Tho Devastation Is of ii, so tons ara carries lo'
- ;~rh guns two rapid firing guns ana eighteen
magazine guns.
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AMI NarcissTs both lrs.-ciasa arEnorcd cruisers OF
SEQ tons
GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA WORSE.
TIE Daily NEWS" SAYS THAT HE HAS EN-
BRACED EOMAN1SM
London Nov I2-The co"dit!on of George Angus
tus 81 a. the distinguished journalist. wfo for some
time has been lyIns i'll at BTlshton Is much worse.
.rrh, Daily News" Tomorrow Will say that Mr..
c,la embraced Romansm two or three weeks ago,
and received extreme unct on last week, when he
seemed 10 be dying
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AMI Narclssis. both nrs:-class armorcd cruisers of
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STATE POLITICAL NOTES.

over month ago It was remarked IN THIS col
umn that the chances were favorable Tor the cleo
ton OF Mr. Ellsworth President OF the senate
Mr. Lsxow carnot complain that he did not nave
No. NV he Vas msle chairman Of ,se late Re-
publican state Convention in place OF warner