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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-13
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

National Association Of Newsdealcrs. booksellers
and Stationers Grand Central Palace
Meeting Of the Municipal Assembly
Police Board No %" Mulberry-st II m
Health Board Criminal Cour's Building m
special meeting Of tie Board Of Aldermen CITY
Hall noon.
Cravesend races. 2l5 p
Annual Convention OF thu Street Railway Asso-
cation OF New-York STATE. Manhattan Beach no
tel. forenoon.
Guy Reynolds biGamy case examination ~ MIS-
Cornell jefferson Market Police Court
Third United States Infantry 20 leave Camp WI
kon and start the NeW-York Central railroad
for Fort Smelling Minnesota. and the 10Th United
States Infantry on the Erie for Fort LeaNenWor'h
Kansas
Funeral Of George T. Trowbridge AT the Brck
Church. Fifth-ave. and Thir'y-seVenth-s'. u IN
The 2O3d Regiment. New.Y0rk Volunteer. 70
leave Camp Black for Camp Meade
Annual picnic If the Riverside Republican club
Lion Park
Music a, Noun, Morris and Tomplcns Square
parks
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SHIPPING Ne US.
PORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY. SEPT. r. 1893
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgian dsr. Parker. London September /.
with mdse and cabin passengers 10 New York Shipping
60 Arrived at the Par at y m.
Steamer Anchoria (br) Wilson. Glasgow September
ma Moylie with mse lSo cabin and ~ storage pas
scngers 10 Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar / 81
n
Steamer Grille tBr) Griffin Leth August "a and
Dundee %. with mdse 10 Simpson Spence & YOUNG AR
rived the Bar at $50 m.
steamer Christine DAM. Larsen. Aarhuus August q
and Shields -. In ballast to Gust Heye Arrived the
Bar at $40 y nj.
steamer BurSermester Petersen Ger. Koi,erer Rot
terdam August -. In ballast Gust Heye Arrived
the Bar at II 30 llth
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch, No~ge Rotterdam Angus,
30 IN ballast n = II Randebrock. Arrived
p
steamer la Navarro ,Frl. servan Havre September g.
with mdse 30 cabin and 3s2 Storage passengers
pagne Generate Transatlantique Arrived AZ tire Bar
b.So
steamer Port Adelaide ,Br Dulling Santos August 81
and ~ Lucia September with coffee to order vessel
to master. Arrived the Bar a | ID M
Steamer Fonabelir tBrl. Mckenzie Demarara August
81. Barbados september . 81 Vincent . Martinique g.
Dominica g. Antigua l. 81 Kits and 81 Cro!x A. with
mcse and 70 passengers t. 4 r. Ouierbridgc Il GO. Ar
rived at the Bar | a
steamer barden Tower Obi. Miles Demerara Ssp'em-
Der with sugar 10 ORDER vessel master Arrived
the Sar at a
Steamer Athos Ur) Lund. cape Hayden September l.
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Opening of
High Novelty
Dress Goods
For Fall.
.Lord3 Taylor,
Broadway q Goth ST.



The Tar,v,own White Plains and Mamaroneck
Trolley COMPANY which had not run a car since its
dynamos were burned ouj by lightning on Wednes-
DAY after, oon started operate its line on sun
day afternoon. using power from its new plant IN
Ceniral-ave.. which had not been used rntii then
After making few trips the cars again came 20
2 standstiU owing 10 SOM fault in the new ma
chrery. which machinists up 20 Monday noon had
been trying correct vain 1t is stated that the
cars will be running on time this morning
Frank e. Denham If Company g. dSt Regiment.
arrived Al his home in Grovc-st. SUNDAY night he
command. and came North on M \aichcie. IRolhaSS
II Fitzscrald, also of this village 9Ha a meinner ol
the same regiment. accompanied DOMAIN on the
Valencia bur is sim AZ camp Wikon IN the nos
fdward J. Wilson. OF the Hospital Corps. belong
ing 10 this village. on ;he Valencia ana Is re-
4 certificate Of Incorporation Of Fire Patrol No.
J. of the village OF White Plains has been ited III
formed for the purpose of maintaining order ana
discipline and the protection OF persons ana pa iop
erty al fires The number Of directors is fHsa a,
twenty and the annual meeting Is TO be heio Oh
he fret ThTTSd9y II HefgmoGT ne Nowi " p
Ha mlei nrI " " Clark r " Powers f. {. Dun
A'"E Bro ON A. II smith feas PuiIsn +, 6 Fall.
g. II. Junghaus FRANK W lrsoi ,i irICI ~ I'd
lawyer made great mistake in bringing case
the Supreme Court. Yesterday morning. y ne luoeo
is known 10 be strongly opposed to TYNE Nf hs
they should be tried where the parties i've IN me IN,
case Of David Kessler against Jennie kessler Iol
absolute divorce yesterday morning the luasr va a.,
evidently In a good hurnOr and had consented 10
adjourn the case for TWO weeks al the feQuts, OF
the counsel for the defendant. whereupon coullssI
for the plaintiff made such vehement prolest
scainsi the adjournment that the Judge suddenly
remembered that the couple lived in New-NorK
civ whereupon he absolutely refused 10 try me
case leaving the energetic lawyer for the palnuH
somewhat nonrussed as to the exact standing oil
his suit ,,.-.. ,.,-.u,o 7,
Cumming of Goshen Orange County, ana MARI
C1Irry of SomerS. Westminster County Conlihls-
sioners of Appraisal appointed 10 appraise certain
lands needed for the purposes OF the proteCuol III
the water supply Of the city of New YORK nave
tIed their third separate report In the count!
Clerks oftlce covering lands al Carmel and Lake
Clenida in Putnam County in which the followihg
AWARDS are made Parcel 81 claim by Cniteo states
Trust Company as executors Of the Will OF GIDEON S
Lee 50 500: arcel 55 claim Of the same parueS SD
parcel 81 claim Of the said parties. $50; parCeI -;
claim of George X Cole. 1874: parcel a. claim OF
Edward Bore N15. ,,, coo,a,,
will be held at the home Of the Misses Iompklls.
No % Broadway. from ~ O'CLOCK m. unih
d IN. on Friday. September l6 The fair VIII oe
In charge OF Mrs. NJ. NJ. Painter and her son Vine
Painter who have been spending the summer III
White Plains.
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PEEkSkILl.

The Democratic caucus 70 elect delegates to the
county. Assembly and district conventions will be
held this evening At the office o. David H. Polhill.
IN Park-st The polls will be open from O'Clock
in the afternoon 10 o'clock in the evening. The
county delegation Is made up in the interest Of
George V g. Frost. who is candidate for County
CLERK on the Democratic ticket Ex, Town Clerk
Cyrus W Horton. of this village. is also an aspir
ant for the Office, and will contest at the primary
tonight.
Corporal Job Clayton Austin is at Lake Mahopac
recuperatng from the TigOrs OF the Santiago cam
paIgn lie y a sou of Charles t. Austin. and IL "A
member OF the list Regiment.
After many vexGtous delays the funera! OF Fri
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PORT CHES TER

The Port Chester branch OF the Red cross mas
decided to abandon the entertainment Il had ar
ranged and which had been announced 10 'ake
Mace in the opera house Thursday night IN aid
The twenty-fnh anniversary OF the humo32iut
Benevolent Society will be Celebrated ID ~ niut ~
Hal on SATURDAY. night by tho German residents OF
port chester East Port chester ana IresnWlGn.
subscription has been started 10y h ng ro Of
The Port chester and Rye volunteers on theN ,a,
rival home Mos 81 the soldiers are win me I4ul
Repiment and will probably ne home In week "I
TWO The National Defence Committee VIII nave
charge OF the arrangements
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SING SING.

The annual meeting of the Hudson RIVER Centrai
Baptist Association will open at the Baptist 'hurcn
I'm this village this afternoon. Ample preparations
have been made for the meeting which VIII he con-
tinued tomorrow and close on thursday me
programme for to-day is as follows From /" ~ "."V
- Young People's session. address by the
Roy + J. Rosworth. of Eonkers. 1880 10 . o m,
sessions of the Pastors Conference ana Women ON r
MISSIONARY societies in the evening thsrt VII 1S
snecial services with addresses 10y me KEY a r..
Foote Of Warwick and the Rev j NJ HltCndhS sol,
~ Nevhurg IL is expected that the me" ilng VII
ha attended by about one hundred delegates from
The various churches Of the association
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Our S. Derby has gone through
the fiery furnace Of competition has
been weighed in the scales OF time
season after season, and has never
been found wanting.
We have tested it in so many ways
that when we say it's as good as any
S. Derby made, we know whereof
we speak.
The new Fall blocks are now ready.
ROGERS. PEET & CO.
Prince and BroadNsv
Warren and roadway.
Thrty-seccni and Broadway
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vps BoTEIv'S CASE TO BE HEARD TO-DAY

San Francisco Sept. 12.-The question Of the ex
tradition ~ Mrs Cordca Bo;kin charged with
the murder Of Mrs. John +. Cunning and Mrs
Deane Of Dover. Del. viii doubtless be taken up
tomorrow Governor Budd will hear the testimony
OF the prosecution and the arguments ~ the de-
fence against sending Mrs. Botkin 10 Delaware to
stand trial for the crime. The papers are almosi
ready. and by Tuesday chief o. Police Lees and
Detective McNey expect 20 he fully prepared with
their side OF the case. Mrs Botkins attorneys are
prepared to combat the efforts Of the prosecution
on what they call the Inherent weakness and de-
hciency OF the prosecutions evidence.
II the Governor orders the extradition OF Mrs
Botkin the whole contention will he carried to the
Superior Court and rehcHrsed before Judge Cook
the hearing Of the habeas corpus proceedings
II is understood that Governor will hear testl
mony in the Palace Hotel IN this city.
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Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
second and Broadway

ya:e Philip J. Fitzpatrick. Company F. corps, OF
Engineers was held yesterday morning AZ reIKs-
twenty Years old and for long time an altar hoy
at the Church Of the Assumpti9n dled al Imp
maria He had enlisted couple Of years ago IN
the Engineer Corps. and was IN me Saitias" cam.
nai.n Word was sen; to Pcekskl thal me bouN
womb arrive there on Sunday on the 2:io p m.
traIn Accordingly. 10 Father Gilmariln was ~
thc Train So were the undertaken and the hearse.
mourners. pallbearers. drum corps ana escort rom
The Tncineors Corps who had arrived AZ noon.
The train came in bur nobody was there ! ne
friends hen waited for the 80 train but the hody
an nor come on that The Engineers then returned
~ their post and the mOurncrS ana drum CORDS
and rcoo,, went 10 their homes until further notice
dr-,akcr Dorsey took the 5:G train I" the city TO
irXesiigafo He found the body delayed In an IN
dertaker's establishment and brought II up on me
-. -, rain The services were held a II
o.clotk Yesterday morning al the 'hurch 81 me
Assump;jon They were attended by q ARG con
course Of people His comrades. or az least all VINO
were able 10 march. served a. an escort
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FL Fi1Nrs FiNE FURNITURE
FOR YOUR HOBBY-ROOM.

constant gathering Of decorative materials
from the Eas,---from all Europe---lone
study of interorS--of all the best periods
with a knowledge OF American houses ana
climate lit us To furnish den TO match your
hobby.
II will depend altogether on the nature of the
inhabtant If If bohemian taste here are
drapprlcs and carvings from India. or perhaps
Mexico: tables and chairs with r.ch iantasVf
carving n Persian couch medieval armour on
the walls and Oriental rugs on the floor II
literary. there may br only an old English
writiug-tablc and place for books. tapestries
etc If for smoking retreat eas"-loVlng iur
key will give the ideas.
We can furnish the furniture. draperes. rugs
and all the peculiar deny things. and You may
combine them at YOUR own fancy. or we VIII
furnish ideas. plans and materials. ana do the
work correctly. Your wishes regulate inc cost
but il is always the lowest possible Tor me
materials used. for you know yon
A ~ = =
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NEW-ROCHEIIE.

The Westchester County Medical Society Will
hold us semi-annual meeting IN the "-t'ocn'"'
Yacb, club house on Tuesday. September ~
The annual Rhode Island Cambake OF nc ~ ~"
Rochelle Yacht club will take place on oa'u'u"!
Oft
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SFrRETAPY DISAPPEARS.
rHvrsTrGATGoN or AFFAIRS OF NATIONAL AS
soCrATroN OF LETTER CARRIERS
STOPPED


STOPPED.
Toledo Ohio Sept - Special While the Ma
tonal Association ~ Letter Carriers wound up It's
session about midnight Saturday night. the work NJ
the Investigating committee to which was intrusted
the task Of going the books for the last eight
years came To an abrupt halt owing IN the sudden
disappearance NJ IN" secretary. John Victory. Of
Was hingion. There number Of things the
committee wanted Mr. Nc,osy - explain. on
Thursday afternoon ne was seen about tho ST.
Charles Hotel and h. has been there since.
The hote projectors have nor the slightes: idea
what has become ~ him. nor have the other on
cals
Sine" September the secretary has received
Slo0H ~ this sum 81 oin rom the New York
branch. and In me form ~ certified check. Pay
meni has been stopped this check. Victory ia
now eN-se -reilry a. T. !. CantWcN. OF Brook yn.
has been chosen 20 succeed him He was before he
investigating Committee ON Thursday. and prom
iSed 10 meet with them again on The next day. He
did not return. and tho cOmflittee could not make
a comret" report For the eight years. covering
the period for which an Investigation was asked.
Victory Vas secretary. or nearly all that time
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corPT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

A9sa.s 3ossSIF'F%s fScfc Glider
suie' Court oeens At 1890 n. m. No L. philips
sst Metropoan street Railway companoy no
x re- f Rare act Howard cEwoa Pgoshns Con
rsny No Lyman ag, bs'fn oons - mater Of
H,fr,ssn. 10 o Oppeman agt bohle 70 49, ms,er 81
s sS,; T 10 is "7 Turtle ar Turtle 0Re %e
Reilly No L. matter o N No. stevens e" as Boyd
! Ma Is. ' mater @' o Psche 10 Mccoyern as y9ss
% 30 . M ne Fsvey 30 90 Roller ast Loew No. "a
waach as, Bran N9 ,r R Rac 40 e. Isner as,
EsnbraHi 10 Is Schmi, AIT Carrie No 20 stern .st
NsAsr PM. S 80 Ff'f0H M%9 i"f s
Company sst No 81 Prince AIT Ksni,7sr' No 3.
h s9n a Ss' a n21a e. IS Ft
m Ss RED % Ns az p RP"'s fn IN
sen ..1,eni COMPANY ar cSus 40 80 we'd nst War
''s SUM Teyopar' T. Inst.rG RS
's syrI.n. special Term~par vIB.fore scott
JMotion- he sent ,Tor Sneca Term rng,
Mart Msf." con Sarah csac Mnenre, rnbst GEORGE
W.,is9 "FrcaarcE 4 sp.rrv at 1920 Margaret z
shoTt Aat'' cu ATff5 Arnold
opens a. 100 scei, T.rmRsforS rtzsmon, G. J.
Court opens At 10 a m Motions At 10 70 a NJ
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
ey Grdersle-ve
Union Dim. Savings Bank ast crchton Thomas r
bradley & Currcr Co as; Jenkins -rriah W. Temp
kris - - -,.,
Cook agt. Huneke-FIancs g Cantine
Miller act. IAurier - casesl--Joseph \. Welch.
Ry Bookstaver. T.
p,oodcoot ngt Blood ood-Theoiore p Uascall.
Ir1arc sgt. Pnrke-lsmes ! Neas
ny Cohen !
Matter 81 Lyinsn-IIenry erase
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
~ BoOkstsver. j
Harold p. Cox sst. W.lam II. Hamiton-Theodore r.
HascaL
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC
Z. & w.

MINiATt RE- ALMANAC
su1ri,e 20 sunset IL Moon Moon. IS
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
4 M-sardv Hook : 80 GOV Island 500 He'll Gate 81
= N-sardy HooR $50 Gov leland $40 Hsl Gate sol
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OETGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
Vessel. For Line Mails close Vessel sails
CeVic. Liverpool. White star ....-..... 1900
X VIM der Crosse Bremen y u Lyd. 500 m iO:Ua n
Seminole. Charleston % e.........- 500
Mafiana, - kits quebec. 100 p m 800
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
Westernland. Antwerp. Red Star. l2:00m
Ma Liverpool. n m III
Catania. Ha, ana y & cuba ........ 900 300 D
Lydia, Tampco, & Cuba 100 800 m
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS
Koenlgen Iuise Bremen. y q Lloyd. 1900 m
Amsterdam. Amsterdam Ho-Amer.. 500 n m 10 u m
Ardanrose Jamaica, Twedie Trad Co. 100 800 m
Flumln Barbados. Rcd Cross. D m
lthaAa Santiago x Nassau y Y-Cuba. loo y D m
Taormna, Pernambuco, .,.... III ~ 100 D m
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II. O'NEILL s. co.
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col.
umns nre recomme ended TO the readers Of
THE TRIBUNE as Thoroughly reliable. and
business ear he done By Innfi With the -
vertisern with perfect safety.
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Announcements

w. NAKODAS.
TIE popular summer collar.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
DIR. N4CARTHUR on EXPANSION.
IT HAS FALLEN TO THE NATIONS LOT. HE sAYA
BY GODS WILL. AND BOTH CHURCH AND
STATE MUST DO THEIR DUTY

National Expansion and Missionary Evangeii-
zaton' was the subject OF the Rev. Dr. Mac
Arthur's sermon the Calvary Baptist Church
las, evening He took for his text the passage.
The field Is the Word Matthew xiii, IS and
said in part
we shall have National expansion. We have Il
now-have 1t in spite OF ourselves: The cleverest
before US to-night We are pushing our way uD
and out and to the very ends Of the world; Wa
would say it Ktsmet. or fate If Agnostics.
we would say chance but as we are ,, Christlan.
Israel as before since that May day when The
Ray q The a Saon has w. did not de-
sign it,. we could not help H. When the war
whore. He had either 10 take something and mako
a place to stay or float around on top OF the water
he went to work and took something
We must guard against vanglory, We must NOT
Incident in the hani OF an ever-ruling Providence.
We did not enter the war to acquire territory. We
with the cry. mo taxation without representa-
solnte frseiom The civil war commenced with
the cry that there should be no secession ~, m
been changed with the necessities OF the case. No
land rust be left to the anarchy OF INSURGENTS; no
land must be left 20 ecclesiastis clergymen or
must he civil and religious liberty.
We preached on the horrors OF the war. We
10 avert IL. ana men came IN" news OF tno
sinking OF he Maine. The die was cast. No power
Of President or Congress could have prevented It
then. Now that God was In ii all. The
glory OF God will be felt by all nations and not the
least by poor. bankrupt. pries-ridden Spain
DR.. Macarthur then spoke OF tho hundreds OF
thousands OF pagans and savages who were about
10 come under American God he said.
leading the Nation to these foreign lands. rather
leading those unfortunate people this Nation
wealthy. prosperous Nation. with great mission
airy tendencies, able and willing to care and DO
for such people Il feel. said he In closing. that
IL Is great responsibiity-Onc that many OF us
have not stopped to consider The more | think
OF il. the greater IL grows upon me. God grant
that IN this matter shall not be found
ing--that both the Church and the State shall do
their duty by these unfortunate people whom God
In the hour or our great prosperity has led TO US"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
THE B4NKRI PTCY LAW.
ATTORNEY GENERALS REPORT ON THE
EFFECT OF THE NEW BILL.

Washington. Nov 2o-The forthcoming annual
report Of the Attorney General embraces review
OF the operation OF the National bankruptcy law
Of July /. 1895 which has been prepared by f.. G..
Brandenburg In charge Of bankruptcy matters in
the Department OF Justice. Mr.. Brandenburg. who
is preparing book bankruptcy briefly reviews
former similar legislation and details the opera
ton Of the feature OF the law permitting persons
10 become voluntary bankrupts. which took eject
August l. 1898. From this report 1t appears that
the applicants for relief have been found In every
walk Of NE irrespective OF class or locality, and
shows that the large class OF men who have been
unfortunate in their business enterprises have
availed themselves Of the relief offered. Notwith
standing the law has been In force three
months the courts In eight districts declined to
proceed with the reference and adjudication OF the
petitions. for the reason that the Supreme Court
has not promulgated the rules forms and orders
required by the act In all other cases the courts
have proceeded and adjudcated petitioners bank
rupt or have referred the to the referees for
action Since the law took effect. seventeen hun
drcd petitions II. volurtary bankruptcy have been
filed. Singuldrly. the districts Of Delaware East
Penns ylvHnia Southern g Gaorgia. Nevada. New
Mexico. Western Virginia and Wyoming show that
persons therein have applied to be adjudged
bankrupt. The following shows the number Of
cases filed I'm each State:
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
4 HORSECiR As 4 nor SEBOiT.

From The Paducah tkyD News.
Anchored down at the foot of Monroe-st in thu
Ohio River, IL house boat which originally moved
the streets OF Nashville. Tenn. a common
everyday horserar. preitier hOuseboat cannot be
found In the colony of such craft that throng Pa
Gucah's waterfront. Tho body Of the car has
simply been mounted a small hull. which was
large enough 10 cave Il narrow deck all around
the car There Is OF course. a door at either end /
and the square windows neatly curtained. The
interior furnishings of the car have been torn
away. with the exception oI on. seat. and In their
place two small but Cosey living-roOms NAV be
seen within. The strcetcar housebOst built at
Nashville by an entsrprising genius who bid in the
a sale OF "bobtails' IL was tOwed down
the Cumberland to ,his city by electric launch
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21

NJ Goblet who born at Aire-sur-la-Lys on
September 26. ls2s. entered political life I'm 1871.
was elected to the National Assembly identified
himself with the Republican Left. and in the i'm
uor;ant debates Immediately following the Franco
Prussian war soon made his mark AZ an orator.
In 1879 he was appointed Under Secretary Of
State for Justice and In lsS2 made Minister Of
the Interior I'm the Cabinet OF VI. dc Freycinet.
resgning, however, with his colleagues on the
Egyptian question shortly afterward
In the first Cabinet OF VI Brisson he ap-
pointed Minister OF Education and Public Wor-
ship and after the fall Of the Brsson Cabinet. he
was assigned to the same post when VI. de Frey
cnet returned to power In the early part OF 1856.
When the Freycinet Cabinet fell NJ Goblet be-
came Prime Minister taking upon himself the
additional Offices Of Minister Of the Interior and
ad interim Minister OF Foreign Affairs He has
since ihat time held tho Premiership. always oc-
cupying prominent position In the ranks OF the
progressive Republicans. Radicals
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
FRENCH CANYON FOR A GERuiN BELL.

From The Birmingham Post
The German Kaiser has Just ordered that ten
thousand kilogrammes of metal from the French
cannon taken in the Of is50-1l shall be used
for the casting OF the great "kaisergocke." the
bell for the Church OF the Protestaton'' at
Speyer The estationsklrchc" has been built
memorial of the original adoption OF the name
protestant 10y the minority OF the German
princes and estates OF the empire in the Reichstag
AZ Speyer IN ls3l
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
II. ". MOHUN DIES II HiTAN4.

HE WAS 4 sTENOGRAPHER ATTACHED TO THE
AMERICAN COMMISSION.
Havana Nov. 2O-W. W. Mohun. one Of the
stenographers attached 10 the United states
Evacuation Commission. died last night Of
pneumonia The body was buried to-day in
the Colon Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
ATTEVPTS STICIUE N H4TiNI

Havana. Nov. OF a Hauxhurst agent OF the
Pan-Amcrcan Express Company. OF Brooklyn. y.
Y. attempted suicide this morning by cutting his
throat in the Hotel lnGlaterra. His condition Is
serious
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
TyENTY-ONE PERSONS KILLED.

rnsAsTRot-s EXPLOSION IN RUSSIAN ROCKET
FACTORY
Budapest Nov 20.-A dispatch to the Poster
Jlovd" from NIkolaief. Russia at the confu-
ence OF the Ingui and the Bug, says that
twenty-one persons have been killed there by
an explosion In a rocket factory.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
HIS METHOD.

From The Washington Star.
Il must congratulate YOU" sail the very intimate
friend. "on the manner IN which you guided this
campaign"
Well Sad Senator Sorghum. Ito tell you the
truth. | didn't guide II much. | simply hung onto
the reins and let IL run.