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4 Provisional Ausglclch.

VIENNA, Nov. 3O.-The NeIe Frcie Presse
announces that Baron Banffy, the Hun
garian premier. has agreed on a provisional
ausgleich, with prolongation of the status
quo.
The ausglcich, briefly, is the agreement
between Austria and Hungary under which
the cost of the administration of the affairs
in the Austro- Hungarian dual monarchy is
borne by both parties in a proportion agreed
to from. time TO time by the Austrian
Reichsrath and the Hungarian Reichstag,
subject to the approval of the sovereign.
On Oct. II last the lower house of the Diet
passed bill prolonging for year the Aus
Hungarian ausgleich, which was first
catered into in 1867, which was renewed in
1877 and 1887, and which was then upon the
point of expiring.
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tilted her commissioners not to revive, Is the
celebrated Gushing protocol. which has been
a source OF much correspondence between
the two governments, and was invoked by
this government number of times prior
TO the outbreak Of hostlities. The protocol
was framed with special reference to the
outbreaks in Cuba against Spain, and now
that she has lost nearly all of her colonies,
and especially those near our soil, has not
its former Importance to the United States.
It's aim was to guarantee our citizens pro-
lection against summary and secret legal
proceedings. It's first clause, which is fairly
descriptive of the whole protocol, provided
that no citizen of the United States residing
in Spain or her island possessions, charged
with treason, conspiracy against the gov
ernment or any other crime, shall be sub
ject to trial by any exceptional tribunal. un-
less captured with arms in their hands,
but instead. shall be tried exclusively by
the ordinary legal jurisdiction.
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Cable Notes.

The Bismarck memoirs have not created
much of a sensation in Germany.
Emperor William, it is rumored intends
to write for publication account of his
Palestine tour.
The German ambassador to Vienna Count
Philip Won Gutenberg, yesterday presented
to Emperor Francis Joseph thu gift of En-
pcrcr William in honor Of the formers jubi-
lee. 1t is "A magnificent service Of porcelain.
George w. C'Pony'O Moore has deposited
eco with the London Sporting Life, with
the intention of arranging a match between
his son-in-law, Charley Mitchell, and
Thomas Sharkey. the American pugilist for
$500 or G1,0 side and best purse offered.
A man giving his name as Charles Walk
er. and saying he resides at Quebec, has
been arrested at Lyons, France, for at
tempting to snatch wallet containing ILL.,
600 francs from bank messenger. Two
accomplices of the prisoner succeeded in
escaping.
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BULLDOZERS INDICTED.
South CRrOlinians to EBc Tried for
Driving Away }. W. TOIbert.

COLUMBIA. s. G.. Nov. 3o-In the United
States District Court to-day. upon indct-
ments handed out by District Attorney
Lathrop, the grand jury returned true bills
against nine well-known citizens OF Nc
CormiclS, s. c., on the charge of conspiracy
the offense being the driving from that
town at the time of the recent Phoenix
trouble of j. w. Tolbert, the husband and
assistant of the postmistress. There are
several counts in each indictment, all being
brought under Sections 55OS and 551S, United
States statutes. Bench warrants have been
issued and Marshal Clayton dispatched to
Mccormick for the defendants. 1t is pro-
posed to have the trial at the present term
of court here. The men indicted are M T..
B. Sturkie, John Dunlap, Wade Cochrane
Thomas Bentley, Henry Martin l.. Tucker,
X. q. Shlwell, ]. p. Jennings and ). L.
Reynolds.
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TRAGEDY NEAR DEBORAH.
John Gross Clubs and shoots His
Daughter and Kills Himself.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov. 9O.-John Gross to-
day shot and killed his daughter Tillie and
shot himself dead at his home, near De-
corah. The daughter was about TO leave
home against her fathers wishes This
morning, at his request, she wrote his will
and signed over her share to her mother
Immediately afterward he attacked her
with club. Her brother answered her
cries for help. but was driven off. The
father then shot her through the head and
stomach and broke the stock of the gun
over her head. Securing another gun, Gross
blew the top of his head off. His wife saved
her life by running away. Before commit
ting suicide he burned the will he had COM
PEELED his daughter to write.
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PREPARED FOR cARLIsrs.
Spain Ready tO Repress Them Al
First Sign of Outbreak.

Spain Ready tO Repress Them at
First Sign of Outbreak.
MADRID, Nov. 30.--At the meeting of the
Cabinet to-day the ministers considered the
action of the Carlists and further delib-
Grated upon the repatriation of the Span
iards in the Philippine islands 1t was de-
cided that constitutional rights will for the
present remain suspended.
The minister of the interior. Senor Candle
bon, IN an interview is quoted as saving the
Carlists have no chance of success He
added; I'VE are closely watching their pro-
ceedings in the Basque provinces and I'm
Catalonia and Aragon, and we are ready to
repress the first sign of insurrection. Don
Carlos only has a chance in the mountains
of Catalonia. where the people suffered less
during the last Carlist war The Carlists
are working desperately to win the support
of same OF our regiments and some of orr
geterals but these attempts have failed
Not single general has listened to their
proposals."
The Imparcial announces that the govern
ment intends to retain the CaroIines and
will only sell them IN case It receives an
advantageous offer and they become a bur-
den 70 Spain. The paper adds: THE gov
ernment has not yet received such a propo-
sition, but expects to do so
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SPAIN in PERIL
cARLIsTs READY TO ENGULF THE
COUNTRY IN REVOLUTION.
situation so Grave that Premier sa-
sasia Admits There Is "a Proba-
bIIiIy OF serious Troubie.
ARMY PREPARED FOR ACTION
10000 TROOPS IN READINESS TO
TAKE THE FIELD.
Don Carlos, However, Hopes to Win
over a Parf Of the Army to Assist
Him in His Cause.
----+--A--
POPE ANXIOUS TO AVOID WAR
-
AND HE PROPOSES THAT DON JAIME,
THE PRErENDER's son,
----~~A g.
Marry Princess Mary Of Austria
Count Won Thun's Vienna Speech
Resented by Germans.
Don Carlos, However, Hopes to Win
Him fn His Cause.
POPE ANXIOUS TO AVOID WAR
AND HE PROPOSES THAT DON JAIME,
THE PRETENDER's son,
Marry Princess Mary of Austria
Count Won Thun's vienna Speech
Resented by Germans.

LONDON. Dec. 1.-The Biarritz corre-
spondent of tho Daily Mail says: "senor
Sagasta, who has hitherto been skeptical
on tho point, now admits that Carlism is,
the greatest existing danger 10 Spain. The
authorities are seriously alarmed at the in
dications of an imminent rising. The Carl
ist plans have been deliberately devised,
even to tho extent Of appointing a governor
Of Madrid"
The Madrid Correspondent of the Daily
Mail says: Lieutenant General Correa,
minister OF war, declares that the govern
mont has 10000 troops in readiness to take
the field in the evant of carlist rising
and will soon have 100000 available. lie
says, however, he does not believe that the
Carlists intend TO move yet -Four hundred
guns, which wero being smuggled, have
been seized III IA BasquevilIage. bon Carlos
IN his forthcoming manifesto win make
strong appeal to tnc army. The carlists
disagree among themselves as to the adj
visibility of an immediate movement. The
military element is Impatient, but the civil
ians urge the uselcssncss of an attempt to
rise until the Carlsts are assured of the
help of the army"
The Rome correspondent of tho Daily
Mail says; THE Pope has been SO much
impressed by the alarm expressed by the
papal nuncio at Madrid at the possibility
OF civil war that. with the consent of the
Queen Regent and 18th view of avoid
ing boodshed. he has opened negotiations
with Don Carlos, proposing that Don Jaime,
the pretender's son, should marry Princess
Mary of Austria"
The Madrid correspondent of the send
erd, whose dispatch is dated Tues lay and
is forwarded from the frontier, says: '"rhe
opposition papers accuse the government
aud the Spanish peace commissioners of a
lack of skill and energy in protecting Span
ish interests. They demand the immediate
convocation of the Cortes and the resump-
tion of the constitutional guarantees, SO that
public opinion can declare for new and
competent Ministry to undertake the reor-
ganization of the country and its finances
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'ldgips from their comments, the matter

1tdging from their comments the matter
has &zgraye import
The Vossische Zeitung. noting the fact
that Count Yon Thun declared he had the
approval Of Count Goluchowski, the Austro-
Hungarian foreign minister asks whether
the Austrian premier is preparing the
world for a dissolution Of the triple alliance,
and whether his Reichsrath speech was the
outcome Of the recent VISIT to Vienna Of
the Russian foreign minister. Count Mura-
vleff 1t declares that Germany lis quite
able to find other alliances and is even
able to protect herself without alliances if
necessary
The National Zeitung and the Kreuz
Zoltung both warn Austria that. while there
are only 10000 Germans I'm Austria, there
are some 10000 Austrians in Germany They
say Count Won Thun ought TO have remem-
bered this before indulging I'm threats.
VIENNA, Nov. 30-The Neue Erie Presse,
voicing the sentiments of the German party
regarding Count Won Thun's Reichsrath
speech on the expulsion of Austrians from
Germany, characterizes it as highly impru-
dent unless he desires the rupture OF the
alliance Count Won Thun's organ, the
Abend Post. denies that the speech implied
any such danger.
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BLANco LEAVES FOR HOME.
Sails with His stan on Board the
steamer ViIIaverdc.

HAVANA. Nov. So-The Spanish mail
steamer Villaverde with Marshal Blanco
tho former captain general of Cuba. and
mis- suite on board, left this port at / clock
this morning. The departure of Marshal
Blanco was not accompanied by the pomp
and ceremony marking similar events in
previous years.
On returning from paying a farewell visit
to his life-lcng friend, Count Lambillo at
II o'clock last night. the formers captain
general found assembled at the palace
Generals CastelIanos. Parade. Ruiz. Ruber-
ter and Maroto. the civil governor and other
military and civil officials After a long
conference with his successor, General Cas-
tellanos, Marshal Blanco left the palace.
accompanied by the generals mentioned,
and drove 10 the cabelleria wharf, where
he was met By Admiral Manterola. the
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NOT ENOUGH NURSES.
Complaint of Major Lamont, Surgeon
of the Rough Riders.

BOSTON, Nov. 3O.-The war investigat-
ing board continued it's hearings to-day
Assistant Surgeon Henry Lamont, on the
retired list of the regular army, and major
and surgeon of the Rough Riders. testi-
fed that he was not allowed a proper num-
Der of hospital nurses and that the princi-
pal medicines for which requisitions were
made were not supplied. Witness said the
forced march to Siboney was distressing to
the men after their long confinement on
board the vessels. Colonel Wood disap-
proved of his letters requisitioning mules,
etc, for the transportation Of supplies for
the medical department There was a suffi-
cheney OF medical supplies at Siboney at
that time. bat not later.
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MOB AFTER NEGROES.
Wanted to Lynch Two, but Was Or
dercd Away by the sheriff.

PARKERSBURG. w. Va, Nov. 30.-I.ate
tonight a circular was received on the
streets reading: Armed and masked men
wanted at II tonight at south end of
bridge Before IL o'clock four hundred
men had collected there, mostly masked. At
midnight they marched across to the jail.
where over thousand collected. Sheriff
Wade has large guard armed with Win
chesters. He told the crowd 10 disperse.
and that he would do his sworn duty 1t is
supposed they want TO lynch two negroes.
Wade Grant and George Malat both ac-
eused of assaulting women. A few shots
were fired, but no one was hurt.
Later.-The mob dispersed at I:30 a. m
owing to the frmness of Sherff Wade.
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noron vop Lucanus MAY Resign.

BERLIN, Nov. S0.-It is rumored that
Baron Won Lucanus, head of the Emperor $
civil Cabinet, will resign owing to the fact
that he was answerable for the strange
wording of his Majesty's famous telegram
to the regent Of Lippe-Detmold in reply to
the latters protest against the refusal Of
the officers of the Detmold garrison to pay
the members OF the regents family the hon
ors the latter considered due.
The regent Of Idppe-Detmold having APP
pealed to the general in command at Det-
mold the latter referred the whole matter
to Emperor William, who sent the regent
the following reply: "My general has been
ordered to render to the regent what be-
longs to the regent-nothing more. AS for
the rest, / object to the tone in which you
have allowed yourself to couch your let
ter
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INSTRUCTIONS TO RIOS.
The Medical Cabinet Refuses TO Rat
ffy the Cushing Protocol.

MADRID, Nov So.-The Cabinet. at its
meeting, approved the instructions to Senior
Montero Rios. president OF the Spanish
peace commission, which were drawn up
last night. and they were Immediately tel
egraphed TO Paris. Senor Rios was instruct
I'd 10 request the immediate release OF the
Spanish prisoners IN the Philippine islands.
to negotiate navigation and tarin advan-
tages in the Philippine islands IN favor of
Spain. TO obtain q ratification of several
treaties of commerce with former Spanish
possessions, and an arrangement OF the debt
OF the Philippines. and. If possible, of the
Cuban debt The government also agreed
to refuse ratification Of the protocol Of
1877.
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SCALPER In TROUBLE.
John Cagney Charged with Forging
Railway Tickets.

NEW YORK. Nov. So-John Cagney, OF
Jersey City, was arrested at his home to-
day at the request of private detective
agency, which had requisition from the
Governor Of Nebraska for Cagney charging
him with forging railroad tickets on the
Burlington a. Missouri Railroad Beyond
the fact that the forgeries are said to have
been committed during the Omaha exposi-
ton the particulars are not known. John
Cagney and his brother. former Assembly
man David Cagney. are In the railroad
ticket business in this city. 1t is said that
they also have an office. and that they have
done an extensive business.
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RESENTED ny GERMANS.
Count Non Ihun's speech Denounced
as an UnseemIy Menace.

! BsRLlN, Nov. Sl.-tntense surprise and
bitterness have been caused here by the
speech Of the -Austran premier Count Won
Thun Hohenstein. in the Reichsrath yester-
DAY, when IN reply 10 an Interpolation on
tho subject OF the expulsion of Austrians
from Prussia, nc said the Austrian Foreign
once had strongly protested aud would not
hesitate energetically 90 protect the rights
OF Austrlans and 70 adopt retaliatory meas
ufes II necessary. Papers like the vossische
1eitana, which opposed the expulsion policy
from the beginning, are nevertheless quick
~ resent ~ patriotic outbtTst Count Won
Ti.uns unseemIy and ill-advised menace. =
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BRUSSELS, Nov. 3O.-The Soir says that
trouble has arisen in Africa between Ger
many and the Congo Free State relative to
tho respective boundaries of German terri
tory and Congo territory north of Lake
Tanganika.- 1t is added by the Soir that "A
strong force of Germans has been sent to
the Manyema country, while tho Congo
forces at Lake Kivu have been considerably
reinforced
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BORDEAUX, Nov. SO.-Advices received
here from Bilbao, Spain. refer TO the rigor-
Gus anti-Carlist precautions taken in that
district The converts, 1t appears, are par
ticularly watched. Portraits of Don Carlos
and Don jamie. his son, have been widely
distributed. small band of Carlists have
appeared near Alcala, ii the province OF
Casteilon dc Ia Plan. and is being pursued
hN eenAarmcs
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GcrmnnY,a nesire

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Berlin correspond
ent of the Daily News says: Germany is
negotiating at Washington for the recogni-
ton of Germanys commercial privileges in
the Sulus. The negotiations are friendly,
Germany desiring to act in perfect agree
ment with England and the United States
I believe it to be correct that Germany
would give a reasonable price for the Caro-
lines but she does not desire to do any
thing to prejudice her relations with either
the United States or Great Britain.
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LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Paris correspond
Ont OF the Daily News, Mrs. Emily craw-
ford predicts that the Court of Cessation
will declare the Dreyfus trial irregular and
Dreyfus innocent. In her opinion the court
will not interfere in the Picquart affair.
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pInt tn KiII Eerdinanh.

LONDON, Nov. 30-tSpecial dispatches
from Buda-Pesth, published here this aft
crnoon, say that plot to assasslnate Prince
Ferdinand of Bulgaria has been discovered
at Sofia. 1t is added that numerous arrests
have been made.
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CONVICTED OF ARSON.
A. Lincoln LRndis Found Guilty of
burning His File Works.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. 30-A. Lin
coin lands. a member OF the firm OF
Mayer. Lands q Co, whose file works at
Twentieth street and Allegheny avenue,
were burned IN September 1897. was to-day
convicted of arson, the jury finding him
guilty Of having set fire to the establish
ment. There was a mortgage on the plant
and execution had been issued on IL and a
date liked for the sherins sale. The lnslIr-
ance on the property II was alleged was
held By a relative Of Lands.
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MADRID, Nov 90.The government has
received an important dispatch from the
Philippine islands in which it is stated that
AguinaIdo. the insurgent leader, demands
sl50OO0O for the release OF the imprisoned
frfarS
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BALTIMORE. Nov. S0.--At special meet
ing of the Schley testimonial committee,
held to-day. 1t was decided to present TO Ad-
miral schiey medal cmblematic OF his dis
tinguished services. The medal was decided
upon IN lieu OF sword.
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WILL BE BROUGHT HOME.
Bodies of Those Who Fell In Battle
at santiago 90 he Disinferres.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Arrangements
are being made by the War Department to
disIntcr the remains OF all OF the soldiers
who lost their lives in the campaign before
Santiago and bring them 10 this country.
lConalnued an Second pnne.1
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MADRID. Nov. M.-It is asserted here
that a marriage has been arranged between
Don jamie. son OF the Spanish pretender.
Don Carlos. and Bayarian princess.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. se.--The protocol or
1877. which the Spanish government has no
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sixteen Bodies washed Ashore ON the
Coast of Cape Cod, and Sew
eraI Identified.
THEORIES rs 10 THE WRECK,
THE VESSEL SUPPOSED TO HAVE
sunk SUNDAY MORNING.
Watches of victims stopped Between
o and 10 o'CIocIS-Steamcr Pcntn-
gOet Long Overdue.

PROyINCETOWN, Mass, Nov 30-The
steamship Portland, plying between Boston
and Portland, was swallowed by the sea in
last Sundays storm off High Head. OF all
the ships company of over one hundred
souls not one survives, and the story of the
disaster will never be told. Sixteen bodies
have come ashore, and it is not likely that
many more will be recovered. Following Is
a revised list of the passengers who en-
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