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GOV. nlowN,s SYMPATHY.
Grants the Peculiar Prayer of au Old
COIoFsd Lover,

Grants the Peculiar Prayer of an Old
Colored Lover.
FEASkrORr, KY, Nov l4.-GovOrnOr.
Brown to-day pardoned female lito
convict, on condition that she 90 direct
from the prison doors to the alta, Of
Hymen. The woman, Renie Back, col.
orad, had while In prison promised to
marry Sanford Young, an old colorod
prisoner, on condition that no secure
hor release. When Young gained his
freedom ho sos patiently 10 work to win
pardon for his dnaky sweetheart, snd
Today Governor Brown, touched by the
old mans devotion, granted tho long
sought boon. Tho Wedding occurred
tonight
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no nOpN. sAYs mAnRIs.
OF Democratic saeosss Unle" They De,
clare for Free silver.

OF Democratic Success, Unlo" They Dc,
clare for Free silver.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. l4.-Senator
Harris, chairman Of the executive com.
mittec Of six appointed at the Wash.
ington conference Of last August to
organize for the campaign OF 1895 the
free silver Democrats OF the country.
has cont letter to his colleagues, the
chief feature oil which 10 the following:
"In the light OF recent election results
there is, In my apinlon, no hope Of
Democratic success In 1896 unless We
can succoNd in 90 organizing tho BIZ
metallic Democrats rs to secure in tho
national convention plain, distinct
and unmistakablO declaration in favor
OF tho FREQ and unlimited coinage of
both silver and gold, without regard 10
the financial policies Of any country,
and therefore II appears to mo that We
should rodoublo our efforts 10 secure
such organization"
Senator Harris colleagues arc Senator
Jones, Of Arkansas; Senator Turpic. Of
Indiana; Governor Stone, Of Missouri !
Hon. W. II. IEinrichsOn, Of Illinois, aud
Casey Young, Of Tennessee.
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DURnAXI's CASE
Affidavit Setting Forth the Ground for a
New Trial.

Affidavit Setting Forth the Ground for \
New Trial.
SAN Francisco, Nov. l4-Tho attor.
neys for Theodore Durrant have pre-.
pared an affidavit of their client to bo
read in support Of the motion for q
new trial on Friday, November %. Two
OF tho principal points on which new
trial will be a'ked arc the ruling Of Judge
Murphy as to Juror Brown, who was
peromp ptorily challenged by the prose-
cu.ion after he had been accepted and
sworn, and the refusal to grant change
Of venue. The newspapers will be at.
tackled in tho affidavit fer alleged porse.
cution OF tho prisoner, which the do.
iendnnt's counsel think led to preju.
dice against Durrant
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TIM MEALY nxrEnnED
From tho Irish Party rho Irish National
Conventions.

From tho irish Party rho Irish National
Conventions.
DuBLrS, Nov Misrepresentation OF
tho Irish parliamentary party, now
meeting in Dublin. by q votO of SO to "a
to-day, adopted a motion to Oxpol Tim.
othy NJ. Hcaly aud Arthur o'COunor
from tho government committee Of the
party. Hon. John Dillon, NJ. p, oAor.
cd Il motion authorizing tho chairman
OF tho committee Of tho Irish parlia'
mUntatv party to communicate with tho
executive Commitotc oil tho National
Federation, with a Wow to earring out
tho suggestion Of Archbishop John
Walsh, Of Toronto, Iayoring tho hold.
ing Of national convention Of tho rop.
ro,cntRtiycs Of tho Irish race thtoueh'
ont tho world. Mr. Dillon's motion
was carried
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WAsniSoros, Nov 1.-THE District
court Of appeals to-day ulIlrmOd the do
ci,ion Of Judge McComaa in the case ol
Captain Henry W. llowgutO, convicted
Of forgery aud iasiAcaton Of acCountV,
liowghte was sentenced 10 four y0ara oil
each Of tho two counts llowRato has
surrendered himself and Ia now In
charge Of tho marshal. An application
for pardon will ba made,
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Anln NrIoN,

A Wealthy Woman Charged with Murder.
ing an Orphan IoY,
OWEN SouND, 0ST, Now l4,-Tho
village Of Big Bay, oichtcon miles from
thl, town, is In state Of excitement
over the arroat Of Miss HOlCn Findluy,
an educated and wealthy lady, charged
with tho murder of George H. GrcOn, a
,Cvcnlcun.year.old boy from tho Dor.
nnrdo Home. Ilo died last Friday and
tho post.nortom examination slowed
that tho stomach was empty and tho
bodv coyoroh with bruises, Noighbors
testified that Miss FindlaY, who is II
powerful woman, frequently knocked
tho lad down and boat him with heavy
alick. Sln admitted that sho boat him,
hut contnndrd that II wai only such
chastIsomOnt rs ho deserved, She was
lo.dayrcmundUi for Rwock without bail,
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DRussrLs, Nov. l4.--It is reported
that tho Congo FREQ State has paid 5000
pounds indemnity for tho irregular OK
ccutton Of tho British trader, Mr.. Chas.
StokoS, hanged laat summer at Lindl by
order Of Captain Lothalrs, n young Bol'
alan olliCor, the claim being made that
stokos, who was al OX.lniuiionAty, had
been guilty Of sclllng atna TO tho ma
tive, without warrant Of military or
CiVil law
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nAItREri'S sTEALIVGs.
stolen Properly sun rnng to Light in
Hoston

stolen Properly sull inng 10 L'Eht In
Boston.
BosroN, MASS, Nov. 14.-NlnO more
pieces of stolen propcrty were identi.
iiod at the police headquarters to-day,
and the total number Of breaks now at.
tributod to William Barrett Is thirty.
eight. The inspectors rooms at the
police headquarters havo been packed
all day with visitors, most Of whom
sought to identify some Of tho stolen
goods. Several rather suspicious char.
acters were noticed in the throng yes
terday and this morning two policemen
in uniform were detailed to duty on the
corridors. Among tho articles identi.
fed wore several pieros Of silyorware
stolen in 1887 aud 1850
The officers aro still inclined to bo.
lievo there is moro property concealed
somewhere and are persisLently search
ing for II.
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nit to him, The girl returned home
atlor the crime had been perpetrat0d
and is now IN q precarIous condition.
Indignation runs high in the neigh.
borhood, and tho indications are that
White may be lynched,
White also stands charged with ba.
guiling the wife Of Martin Burr, Of the
same county, causlng her to leave her
husband,
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,ln lnAl.l lIunra nt Ml,.lon..

DRSvEn, CoLo., Now l4.-Tho blnh.
ops Of tho Methodist Episcopal church
and other members Of tho Methodist
Board OF Missions arrived In tho city to-
day and oponod tho annual missionary
conference. lIiahop rhom@ bowman
presided. Tic annual report OF tho
treasurer, Row Dr., Stanford Hunt, OF
Now York, will show dObt, tho sot'
tIUlnCnt Of which la ono Of tho most i'm.
potlnnt questions wit which tho con-
iOfonco will llaio 10 dOnl
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ATLANTA, Ga, Nov l4.-GovOrnOr
Atkinson gave a reception tonight at
tho executive mansion to Governor
llasiing', OF rsnn'ylvaniR; Govornor
Groenhnlgo, Of Massachusetts, and Gov
0rnor Tippott, Of Rhode Island.
Addresses wore made by cx'prosldont
Of the International League Of Press
Clubs, Clark Howell; Mrs. Joseph
Thompson. president Of tho womnn'a
board; Mrs. Elroy Avery, Of Cleveland.
Ohio, and othots, Another session will
bo held Tomorrow.
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FIRE Ar EbIZABErH
burns an En,IrS Bloos-Lo" $4,000 aud
No Insurance.

burns an Entirs BIocS-LO" $4,000 and
No Insurance..
Special Dipl.sh 10 he M,ailoHsm
PARKERsnuRd, W. Va. Now IA
There vii, bad fire at Elizabeth, Writ
county, which destroyed a whole block
Of buildings in tho centre OF the town,
including tho Virginia House, one Of
the famous old hostelries Of the Little
Kanawha valley. A store room occu.
pied by L. W. Harris & Co., hardware
dealers, was also burned, together with
allits contents. The firm had 1000 In
surance. The Gre originated in build
ing occupied by Courier Ruble as bar.
Der shop. This building, tho hotel au.
mex, tho hotel barn aud feed store
were also burned. The feed store con.
tanned teu tons Of feed and 200 bushola
Of wheat All tho buildings were owned
by Hon. Stephen Merrill, who estimates
his loss at $4,000.
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Drrnorr, Mlcn, Nov l4.-ThO body
Of Luther II. liocohor, mOmbOt Of Il
worry prominent family Of this city, was
found Oh railroad track nOar lIapOur
this morning. II had boon run over
and mauglcd by train latO last night,
lineChcts booln wUiO missing, but wOtu
subsequently aOcn OH tho foot Of Il
tramp. Ills pockctbook wac empty,
Two irNmps have boon arrested nONr
Saginaw on suspicion,
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KlLLED FlvH MEN.
A Negro Arrested Ia Charleston for His
Fifth Murder,


Fifth Murder,
Special Diyd,A 10 he hieAigsaeer
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov, l4,-Thls
morning Officer F. NJ. Cecil, OF Middlss.
boro, KY, arrived in tho city on the
hunt Of negro, Andrew Jackson, who
Is wanted at Middlo,boro for the mur.
der OF another negro namad Major
Campbell on tho streets OF that town
aud from whom he took s3j IN cash,
Jackson was located by Detectives
Gavin aud Leavltt in q crap game in
this city and arrested within halt an
hour after the Kentucky man arrived,
Tho murder was a cold blooded affair.
jackson, who Is thlrty.fye years old,
killed four men besides Campbell, tho
Others being Ben Rose, white, at Jclico,
Tenn; AlPalton, colored. at BatosvllIe,
Ky, John Garrett, negro, at MAnches'
ter, KY, and one negro whose name Is
unknown.
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oh. That willy saliani

WASHINGTON. Now l4,-The Turkish
legation here received from the sublime
porte the following telo gram under yes
torday's datei
His majesty, the sultan, In his hiah
sentiments Of generosity, issued orders
to tho effect that all those OF his Mus
suIman and Christian subjects who
sustained any damages during the re-
cent riots in certain provinces oil the
empire, should be nourished and shell
torod at the expense oil tho state. The
wallis OF the provinces have been in
formed Of the above"
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WAsrsGroN, b. u, Nov l4-ThO
recognition by CongrOm oI Cnban' %
bolligeronl. was urgod In a resolution
adopted a. today. session Of the Ma.
lIonnl brotherhood Of Electrical Work.
era A number Of changes IN tho con-
BlilulIon we're made, providing for a
regular standard wngo scale aud an adj
vance In tho Initiation foo.
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WINSTON, NJ o., Nov li--A mob
visited tho homo Of William Iubcc, In
CnbMrus' county, luO'day nigh. for tho
purpose oi lynBlllug nn Indian doctor
naltiOd White, who was under atrOst
there. lln Ia charged with having
rRulOd tho al2luon.ynnt.oll daughter NJ
DafbVO, n lall.wIlLOd CtOaLurO, " sub.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE spaniah
authorities at Now York, Philadelphia
aud Wilmington, Del, acting uudor in.
structions from Minister Depuy Do
LONE, hayo presented evidence to the
United States district attorneys at those
three cities, by which II Is expected
that the steamer LnurRda will DO seized
for an alleged broOch Of the neutrality
lava, tho charge being that she took tho
Cnspodos lIibustcrlng party to Cuba.
Official dispatches received this after
noon indicate that tho seizure will bo
mado at Wilmington.
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PRovIDENcE, r. l., Now 14.-To.dny
was tho last OF tho BapLiat congress.
Tho moraing topic on tho physiological
basIs Of morality was handled By Roy.
$. b. MosSer, Of Wilmington, Del. Prof.
". l.. ro,oat, Of wako Forest College,
n. o., aud Smith Baker, NJ. D.. Of
Utica, n. Y. This afternoon kov. f. l.,
Chappoll, Of Boston. and II. NJ. sand
ors, ID. d., Of Now York. spoke OH "rhU
DNptism Of tito Holy Spirit"
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Nrw YonR, Nov ll,--Tho Now York
lodge Of ltDlm had its twOnty.lcvcnll,
annual benefit ut Miners lhonlrc this
afternoon. Among tho artists who vol.
untcnrrd were llcnry Irving aud Miss
lilIcn Terry, who wOtn supported by
Mcssra. Cooper, Lyons, Lacy aud lIat'
yoy aud Mlsa Maudu Milton, who Com'
poard the camp sConO at Newark, ln
tho third act VI Uharlos /,
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CHIBF BUTCHER
For the Sultan to Be Promoted to
Head the Cabinet
REGARDED rs nm OPEN DEFIANCE
To the Powers and a Naval Dom
opsEstiop Inevitable,
HARSaIPS MOVING TO THE SCENE.

Russian Flee. Ordered to tho Med.
-Fronoh aud Italian Yes.
sells Enroute to JoIn tho BrltIsh, and
Even Llrtle Greece Wants to Take
Part-Tn tho Meantime stories of
Fresh Massaeres Pour Iu-Amsrl.
can Missionaries aud Teachers
rhreatoned-TurkIsh "omoIal" Re'
ports Glame ArmonIans.
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DRNpr, Mlclt, Nov li.--rho NcwS
will az that United slatos Sopntor Bur.
rows la being urged BY hlS irirnds for
tho temporary or pOtlnnnOnt chairman.
shin VI the Republican national Cony0n-
lion and that uonOral Algor In likOly to
hcad tito Michigan delegation. Tho
article further alalOa that Con. Algor
will bo n probable candidate for accrO.
lary NJ war, u position which lu had
anticipated undOt tho Harrison admin.
ialfnliun,
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ST. LOUIS, No., Nov l4,-Thers 10
more than the ordinary story back Of
the adventures OF Mrs, Caroline Mann
and her murder at Laredo, Texas, by
William Kuutz, or o'Harold, as he ia
known here, her lover, She was pro,
prietress OF a hotel in East st. Louis, Ill.
Thirteen months ago Mrs, Mann left
her husband and elOped with KunIz,
taking hor step.daughter's child, Clara
Fisher, who was also murdered.
Ten weeks ago her rightful husband,
Fred Mann, who continued tho man
ngcment OF the East st, Louis hotel
after her elopomsnt, died. Some say
tue cause was heart disease. others as.
cribe tito whisky, which hsiH idtohave
taken in excessive quantities for tho
purpose OF killing himself, because Of
the conduct othis wife.
Louis Van Ham, friend OF Mann's,
who was with him when he died, said
one OF his last acts was to change his
will, leaving $1,000 insurance to three
daughters by his first wife. lie also
left his interest in the hotel aud saloon
to Mrs. Fischer, one OF the daughters.
Tho Mauns had been married about
twelve years. lie had three daughtert
by his frat vile. His second marriage
was not blessed in this way. The couple
began to drift apart three years ago,
when Mira. Mann fell in love with her
husbands barkeoper, Michael O'Har-
rold, aged 2s. She was 55 years OF age,
and her actions caused . split in the
family. But her husband, who was
nearly sixty years old, blamed O'Har-
rold moro than anyone else. About 3
year and a half ago Mann forced
0HRrrold to leave the hotel. The feel
ing In ST. Louis was strong againIt
O'Harrold and hs came to st. Louis,
where Mrs. Mann lived with him most
OF the time, she paying the expenses.
One day she disappeared altogether.
Tho date was October Is Of last year.
Before leaving sho sold property in
which she and her husband were jointly
interested for $4,000. She only got
1000 ont Of the sale,
Mrs. Fischer loft tonight for Laredo
10 take charge OF tho bodies. She says
she only lot Mrs, Mann tako her dauVh.
ter south on visit.
The story OF the above tragedy was in
yesterdays dispatches to the elect that
man, MS wife and child registered
at Laredo hotel. under the name OF o.
Shuler, wife and daughter.
Tho woman stated that she and her
husband were from St. LouiS, and more
recently from Fort Worth, whore her
son kept hotel. Her husband had
position in view, shs said, with rail.
way company in Monterey, and they
were TO leave for that city Tuesday
afternoon. The man hired buggy aud
the three went driving. Attetward
the woman and child were found MUIR
derod by the roadside, and when otii.
GERS called to arrest Shuler at the hotel
hO blew out his brains to escape cap
ture.
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RIOT ON A SCHOONER.
a Norwegian Sailor shoots tho Caplail
nnd Ills S0n,

a Norwegian Sailor shoots tho Captain
nnd Ills SOU.
TOLEDO, Ono, Now l4.-WhiIO the
Gchooner Ruth Ann was lying oil tho
Marblohead coast last night a Nor.
woglan snilor, known by tho namO Of
Pete, attacked ono Of tho crew with a
revolver, a scullo onsuud In which tho
onttre crow took part, and ovorpowerod
tho frbnzipd man. ilo sloppOd back
aud opened fro into tho crowd aud tho
frat man to fall was tho captain, Adam
Koona. Tho next two shots took ulTOct
tho lOgI Of Joo Konna, n son Of tue
captain. Poto was in turn shot by Rn.
other son OF tho captain, but was not
seriously injured. llU waS bound to
tho mast and tho marshal Of SanduAky
summoned. who took him In charge
Tho cuptnn aud Injured mumbOrs Of
tho crew aro at tho Marine hospital at
sanduSky.
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WAsmSoroS, Now A.--pOStmusleF
General wilson Issued a general fraud
order to-day including all tho alleged
lottery companies, both In tho United
slalca aud elsewhere, aud directing a.
poaimasiom NJ tho country 10 marx
mail sonl 10 those companies As ifAudu
lunl aud return II tU lliB sender,
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pnoeRHsslvN MANrINsBuna
Taking Steps to Secure Three Large Manu-
featuring Plants.

Taking Steps to Secure Three Large Mhnus
featuring Plants.
Special Dispatch 10 he hisaigtaec,
MARrlNsBuRd, ". Va, Nov. l4,-A
meeting OF the citizens was held to.
night In tho interest OF tho industrial
advancement OF this city. Joseph II.
.shalet was elected chairman and Leo
NJ. Bender secretary. The movement
was started by the business mons asso.
citation, and conlemplates tho locating
hero OF throo or more large mauufactur'
ing plants. The sites have been SO.
lcctad, ana tho object Of tho meeting
was to 500 il tho money required to bo
advanced could DO raised. The meet
ing was n gratifying success, and an
other meeting was called for next
Thursday night, when several commit.
tccS appointed will report,
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RoMr, Now A-A despatch from
Bsyrouth says that all arc anxious bO.
cause of tho official situation in Syria.
Al Lebanon conflicts bsLWasn the
DFusvS, kurds and CircaSsIRna are fear.
cd, The inhabitants Of Damascus arc
also greatly frightened, and the author.
iIios are reported to bs powerloss In the
face Of the contradictory ordsra which
have been issued. Tho French squad.
ron Is expected at Boyrsuth in the near
future.
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Special Dispatch 10 ne ai,,liOnetL
HUxrlSdroN, W. Va, Nov l4.-on
March 81 last Cecil Smith, a well known
young man, wont south to work in tho
Louiaiaua Bwamps. Ono or two letters
wore received from him by his rola-
tiyos, but for months no word has come
from him, aud u general investigation
was started to-day In regard to his alb.
scncc, as rumor IL current that ho has
boon murdered.
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ANIEnIoAN. IN DANGER.
Names ofth Missionaries aud TeAehsr'
Whose Lives are In Danger.


Whose Lives are In Danger.
BosroS, Nov A.-To.day's dispatches
from Constantinople stala that tho
missionaries in KhGrtoom, Eastern Tur.
key, are In great danger. Tho mission.
aries referred to are those OF the Ameri.
can board. Their names aud ;helr
homes in this country arc as follows,
Rev. o, r. Allen, Mt, Morris, n. Y. /;
Mrs. Caroline T. Allen, Bangor, Maine |;
Rev. II. n. BGrnum, DID, Leicester. N.
y; Mrs. Mary E. Barnum aud Miss
Emily NJ. Barnun. Auburudale, Mass. {;
Miss Carrie Z. Bush, Rochester, N. ";
Miss Mary l. Daniel, franklin, Mass;
Rev. Egbsrt S. Allis. Portland, Maine;
Rev. q. F. Gates, Chicago. Ill; Mrs.
Mary L. Gates. Rev. Crosby II. Wheeler.
DID, aud Mrs. Susan A. Wheeler, War.
rem, Mass, Miss Emily NJ. Wheeler,
Bangor, Maine.
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For West VIHdnit light local showers, fol-
lONCd bv hf weather. southern shifting 10
wOstuf'y Wuda rOnlur Friday uiVhl
Ttr WtsIptu lTnusylyNulu llght local nlnN,
snuUhptly wind, shifting To Wc'lcfli cooler
Fnf ohio llqh shuwrtt followed hy fair
weather. WlnIs shifting 10 wc,luflyi cooler ri
day evening
rilr trurfnuuHr yrurnnAN
No mrni,hol hy q suuSrE dWggl,t corner
MARKET and Fourteenth streets
a. m.,.,,,,,,.,,ya.u, %. y n"".".,u.,a'n.
va m..a,,,,oo',,,.,.. llI Z j. ll..rrs... ..,, %
n lm,,..,,,,.,r,.,,,,o,, 5Ol Weather Cloudy
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CLrvrLAm o., Nov III. Il, SIOad'
man Post, o. A. Il, Of thla oIly, has
adopted resolutions, expressing HympA.
inv win tho UubNn' anil urging Oon'
ptoat 10 adopt mnailitog 10 put Apooly
end to lllo altugglo by iorclblb lnLefVoh'
IlOn II necessary,
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the government oficel, barracks and
ether buildings, but were dispersed by
the military.
over 5000 reYolullonistS are said to
ha assembled at TchoukmerEnn and
Adana, prepared to fgh. the Turkish
tFoopR,
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RUSSIAN wAltsHrps

Ordered to Constantinople TO Join thO
Fleets of The Powers.
ST. PErERsBURa, Nov lL-Fiye Rus.
sian warahips have been ordered to
start Immediately for the Medltsran.
can, in view OF the proposed naval
demonstration there arising out Of the
Armenian question.
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A BRAZILIAN CRISIS.
Great Excitement Among the Pso-
Pile o, the Republic.
POLITICAL PRISONERS ARE SHOT

On Account OF Their sympathy ;or
tho MonaFehIal Cause, Which is
Rapidly Gaining GFound-EugluNd
aud Germany Said to Favor tho
Movement, and tho Scheme is to
Place German Priuoe on tho
Throne OF Brazil
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OLrvGhASp o., Nov ll--JamO, Ross,
young man living on Lawn oltcot,
los at dcalha door attended by Miss
Kllllo Brn, to whom ho ia uhR ngod 10
marry. Last hlphr aitot leaving hrr
home, Ito was attacked hy man who
clubbod Ond kckOl him InIO insunal.
bllllY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15

CoNsTASTNoPLE, Nov, l4,-Gold is
pouring in from abroad and It 10 eHti.
mated that by the end Of the week
1900, 900 pounds will have arrived, The
run on the Ottoman bank has complete.
lH caasad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15
MONEY EXHAUSTED
roF PubIlO prIatIag-ME poanolly A'k. I

For PubIiC Prlntlug-Mr. Donnelly Asks to
bs Relieved of lis CoutracL
Special DiSpdich 10 The HitRigaIeT
CHARLESTON, Nov, l4,-rhs public
prlnterot WoSt Virginia, Noses W. Dom
ally, has requested the printing com,
missioner to relieve him OF hia contract,
as the appropriation for this work has
been exhausted, and there will be no
other until the legislature meets aud
makes an approprlaLion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15

ATHENS, Nov. l4,-It is asserted that
Greece 9 dssIrous OF taking part In any
naval denomination aGalnat Turkey
that may occur,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-15

OrrAwA. OSE, Nov ii--IrhO Cana.
dian Pacific railway station hCrC, with
all ils contents, was destroyed ny hro
this morning. Tho loss Is not known,
but will DO heavy.