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IS HANGING FIRE.
Peace treaty viii MOI be Signed
Today.
,rtvplartD EXTENSION or SCOPE.
,,,.,cn. for - Complete Resumption Of
p,ploms,ic and Commercial Relations
u.twsen the Two Countries.

,,,hlne,on. Nov. 3O.-contrary 90
seems TO be tne general cxpecia-
| , peace treaty viii not be signed
RI. today. The commissioners ure
proeeollns WIKI the ncgJar;ions
a upldsy tirr IL eminent sailH-
~ 10 al concerned. but u W said
n simply O tcysloil tmpOssibih,y
M sf ne sUOjfcts requiring id
wsrs 90 be- closed up Immediately.
1 n cling The various maetcrs fhit
covered by treaties by SPAN
4 a have been unsettled by the de-
| esfIon u these treaties AZ she be-
Irirr ~ iae war. u IL She prcscD.
80 10 adopt the simple cSpedicnt
|r5y'dinr Tor she renewal OF those
III in general afilci1s.
ftifv viii be said, perhaps. IN uhc
H. ssclf as g. the Institution or
4 builons 10 replace these 81 treN-
siih mcdOrn conversions. but u 10
siubled thus W a convenient time
, uegutlaiiOua Wi be had, though
not desired that the conclusion or
rrlce truly be retarded by en-
hing ~ this slime upon a discussion
these complex ana deliuie ~. =.
Therefore, u this view u cir
the peace truty Will b. OF q
la scope than WIS In contemplation
s,ys ago. fo- In this single dOcus
provision Il likely 90 be- made Tor
'mrlete resumption Of relations. din.
'uUr and commercial. between the
I, Countries httfy al war.
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N a n,D WAY.
Gen. Jose Gomss Appeal. To the Hsd Cross
U.sdausrt.r. for sac,or for Cabsns.

New York. Nov. 3o.-Gen. Jose Comes
has called on stephen y. Barton at
she Red Cross headquarters In this city
20 ask his aid In sending relief 90 the
sick and starving women and children
al Las Villas, sacii splritua and Tfini-
dad In Santa Clara province.
lite general stated tina, the suffering
was more Intense there than In any
other part OF the Island and " the relief
did not reach chem soon II would be
too late.
General Gomez said that the million
railOns that were 60 be sent by che gov
eminent were going % the north coast
and would not reach The districts weicrs
they were most needed. lie dli not
make his appeals In behalf u his own
forces which are on the south cols; of
Hanc,i Splritus and Tunas de zazA hUi
stated that he had given food intended
Tor them 90 the starving women an
children OF that vicinity. lie said that
his troops were In a mos. pitiable con-
dillon. now that the nghtinE IL over.
They cannot help themselves.
General Gomez said that h. would lay
this matter before the President II he
Il received. The general said shat there
Were about 400 families AZ SanctiSpirl-
tus v,ho have absolutely nothing. They
He'd from the cFieH Into the hills md
are now existing on what they can hunt.
A. to the population IN the city kself
where the Spanish are. the general was
unable 90 speak.
SIR. Barton assured the Cuban leader
shat he would DO what he c1yld. Ian
that the supplies which he would sent
would only be a temporary relef. lie
thought the people should be rot In a
posliidhfo help themselves permanently
ana that all implements, rreds,f0r gar
denlug. axes 90 work with. etc. should
be sent. He said the funds OF the Red
Cross az the present time are not near.
~ sufficient TO NEE; the requirements Of
permanent relief. The Red Cross COM
mft;ee had already asked the depart
mont OF state as TO Its desires and viii
act aeeorlinolN
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Washington. Nov. 3o.--It has been de-
cldcd by the board Of construction and
repair to dispose OF the Wyandotie.
which has been In the navy slncc 1862.
and has outllved ts usefulness and la
now In an unseaworthy condition at the
League Island navy yard. The ship has
been appraised ~ 1900 AMI u Will be
sold NJ public auction In the near fu-
iurc. Tho Wyandot.e was bullf W
Miles Greenwood of Cincinnati during
me civil war and u only 22j feet long.
has breadth of ~ feet main draft
u u feet. displacement " ?. 100 tons and
$40 horse power. - engines are Of the
single screw Erass'hOppcr type and the
monitor 10 capable Of making only six
kr0ts per hour. The hull and machln-
cry Of the Wylniotfe cost ;C11,1zI.
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s'sHr'rSs a,1La,,p su,r.


. ~ lni \, Nov. 30-Jahn u, Ber-
-. Drought suit on behalf %
r. ~ WA an other stockholders OF
syilh hiar Construction company
nN HiHtird," against the Oinad.
1 iN"ne railway. the South puluth.
Aillnilc Railway oompinynnd
'..im G. Npnhurne, 10 conpss them
. ~. az accounting of the marnge.
4 oi The N0n.h star cnnS, r,ieilou
il ~ dliher companies under ~
II ihi 10 pay over all pr0fts ana
Il 1871 frsulilnE from such manage.
Il 80. lhe complaint was filed in the
ollce " the United Statfs cir
Ia F'et Toy thls dn.rlct today. In
pllhiln Who says h. II the
$50, " twenty-five ahares OF the
| nv r'oeh u the North aaar Con-
~, glmpiny reclte- in fun <he
INK hsl eprppiutlon, which was
|s,r l., w leT ne laws Of tho state OF
sf.,i,r.. w lsss for the purpose OF
49, 'nf ihe Duluth and Winnipeg
|hym,-- ~, HNfe OF Minnesota.
H. 49, 10y ehla work was 10 be made
,, o,nls and stock OF me r,lIroad
Ia ~ he flll OF 1899 a mSS,ri.
INV, we stock OF the construeilon
|p,@lsu9 NiH sold to the canui'an
|Wm., hail!oid company. through
r ssVam G, vanh1rnc. prSsli.,r '" ~ a.
Irs ,1,'1h Paolnci Rillroad Go eo,n n, nv
. pay Il ahl,sei tt,li vanhorne agreed
Parry ahs ,l,,s oi The construction COM
Aty NJ, n'lA the stock OF tbnt com
my ~, w bonds couh be mark,eed 70
~ ma \. 'nlrdness. The transfer
any W. IN January. 1898, and "a prom.
rua by ,9r 'le sum Of $40. 900 WAS
lss WI ,. aso gave as security ar rS'n b, ~
Duluth srt H. bonds and stock % the
iaty. ~ ,Ninnlpog Railroad com.
nj m, M,a,lh SUR Iron company.
M company ana Winnipeg terml-
,ieria,s.!s u the complaint that the
As ralir,s permitted the business OF
alrti. ara .ompiny 90 become i'm.
nlna Hgs ~ ~ November, 1894. a de-
ral,iss 20 l9r pyment OF the noe in
nd ne .,o sne Stimulated agreement 10
WV The complalni uslegss
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POSITIVELY OPPOSED.
senator Hear says unci. sam Isn't In the
Sovereignty Purchasing uusines..

Worcesicr. MISS. Nov. 3o.-Senator
Hoar announced himself today as posi-
lively opposed 10 the acquisition 81 the
Philippines by the United States. In a
communication 20 the Gazette he says:
We have MT ~ far any nowa which
II absolutely Trustworthy OF what they
are diarg In Paris. Hut. AZ the report IL
true that " n proposed 10 buy Of spain
che 'Hnvcrelgniy Of she Phlhpplne Isi.
ENDS ana 90 pay SO. 00c 900 for II, I do
nnt believe that such treaty VIII be
agreed 10, and I don't believe Il ought
% be agreed to. Spain has very iktle
sovereignty the Philippines 10 sell
Just INV. and do not think the people
VI the United States are IN the mar
ket 10 buy sovereignty Just now or chat
the Constitution has Conferred ufssn
modify.
The Constitution was framed upon
the theory that sovereignty IL not saiea-
BILE. The people OF the United States
have conferred upon nobody the power
20 make such purchases In their behalf.
We have acquired the territory. either
vacant or - sparscly settled that there
was ~ people capable OF T,overning u
ana ~ germ OF a national rife. We have
also IN one recent case acquired a ter
rliory whore the original germ Of ma
ilonal life had persisted. But neither
OF these pteccdeniH applies to the Phil
ippine archipelago with dts millions Of
nhabitarlH"
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Toronto. Nov. 30-Arthur Hardy.
leader Of the federal party In ontario.
who has been premier ~ he province
since Sir oliver MowAn resigned. fhe
position. In June. 1896. has been given
20 understand that h. can be- made a
when the queen generally bestlws hun-
orH on a number u home ana colonial
Statesmen aud other % distinction,
Mt Hoy 10 native n Canada, 20
yeaft old, ana a lawyer Of rcpuii. lie
faVorH Canadian policy Of retaliation
against the United states ana has ear
ried through legislation preventing the
manufacturers In Ontario Of logs co.
In the province from employing Amerl-
can labor. lie Ia also strongly In favor
OF a preferential tarlfi with Orvat lr.,-
ain.
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BOLD BLAND BLANCO.
He tmbarks for Spain Across the tranquil
Main'e)
WITHOUT ONE WORD or THAsX.o.
IT'S Plain to See That General Lee He
Didn't want To Meet Under
Any Pretest.

Havana. Nov. so.-The Spanish mall
steamer vliiayerde, with Marshal
Dlanoo. the former captain genen1i of
cuba. and his suite on board. left this
port at a m. today.
The departure Of Marshal Blanco wus
not accompanied by the pomp and ccrc.
mony marking similar events In pre-
yious years on returning from pay
ing u farewell visit 90 his lifelong
friend. Count Iambiilo at II o'clock
las, night. she former cap;ain-genefv,i
found assembled a. the palace. Cen
erals Castclanos. Parade. Rslz. Ru-
bcfion and Maroto. the civil governor
and oiher military and civil officials.
After a long conference with hls sue.
ocssor. Gen. Cas;olianos, Marahtl Banco
left she palace. accompanied BY the gcn-
erals mentioned. and drove TO the OIL
LIBERIA wharf where he WIS mt by
Admiral Marteroia. the spanish naval
commander here. who placed the ad-
mlfuity launch Espcranza AZ his dis.
pCsal.
The admiral accompanied che mar
shall ON board the vlllaverdC.
An affccilongl,e farewell took place
on the Nciarf between Marshal Bltnco
aud number Of his old friends. and
he warmly embraced Gen. Rubofttr. his
Obi compani, In urms. ana srustod
friend. only personal friends ana a few
officers accompanied Gen. Blanco. none
VI the crowds usual On such OCCASIONS
waiting g. Sc him for the as. time.
4 body u troops, hlWrvlr, 90 do mill.
tnfy hpnofs 20 the former uap;ain-Ecn-
crai was present.
A. soon ~ Marshal Blnnco arrived on
board the Nlliavefdr.she vessel weighed
anchor. sailing with Marshal nanco
are Generals Eefnal ana TJrdi. Coils.
ctveilos. iNFiiery. Tusssr and npmcni-
clio. ard several other officers of lesser
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Craving Does iiids.

Washington, Nov. Solids were
opencd toby by Commodore Endlcos.
.ltef OF the bureau NJ yards ana docks,
Ior the consirucii1n ~ combined
nedtlfg AMI craving steel dock NJ Al
GER la, fhe limit ~ cost for which II
hsOoOO Du, two bids were received
thirlts l.. bradbury % New York.
nld fhe exact limit. The Maryland
sieel c1mpany ~ Baltimore submitted
~ of $4,000 80 build the dock ac-
,s9tling 10 she pans % the bureau
ihln company also submitted an aker-
nlUVe proposition which included addl-
a.hal Equipment for the dock nj pro-
N'urd for In fhe plans OF she bureau at
e9i % $4,000, chef Epilcoit an
',vheed hat az soon as the bids could
w. eontldered. the awards would be
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fseF. 81 ran, nsiis,si rom ftiot Duty
-. tantsss 81 thr ft'th regiment.

f.ap. 81 Pans Rsiie,si ,som Riot Duty
~. camIs@s 81 ,hr ft'th regiment
rafa. Ms. Nov. so,-ANei nifty days
ftHulu rlghi ana day ~ duty In
fiu fi.ap u u bloomington First II.
ht citvlfy HquadrOn were relieved
/ ily By company X. Firth regiment,
y havla. Dtsult0ry shooting con-
tlss rFh.ly, the provost guard have
y bli l"le success m enectinF cap
E'rt Another consignment 81 negroes
ftrd hg tlght. Thty were met At
r NAN BY q squad Of soldiers. who
litti shem - arms before prrm;-
u NON u march 90 SprinFrlde mine
iackt Thr white miners nre ~
1 lhlfF sieadfist foe the splic and
\ 20 ft-1EItlon.
.1Asy received tl.coo yesterday from
rAif union. New week sheriff
- n'Ntay. an avowed friend OF che
fsis' rlleves sheriff Coburn In
lairEe u analr~ here. Great Interest
ptlhs manifested In the cisca of che
iFf' lril"fd ftT riot and che cap
r. o' operator Ovcrhor, which will
elll,d N the circuit court this week.
mlhsra have employed able conn
az expect acqulisal. The grand
~ has failed % lndl9 che miners
arr alleged 60 have held W che
..maft 4 ohio Southwestern train
thIppe1 a ear Of negroes back 90
Nhlrr,un, Irl
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ems. Portland: Miss Eva Totten. Fort
lana. formerly OF Boston: VIM. Bonrds-
worth. empluyc Of Portland Rolling
Mllis, rcsidcng u Ligonia. Me-. Mins
Hllln IlnrihJru. music teacher In che
Docrirg school, peeflnr. Ne. hved IN
Portland. Funk Wilson, formerly en-
.''N"i To- She Crawford House. R,sipn.
home In 81 John. ". 49,. orn Hooper
anH fHn CAR Portland. James W.
Flower. a. John. ~. H.. principal OF
ilitt Commercial College. Lewiston.
Ne; Allng Dudley Freeman. Portland.
Jahn J. Murphy and Tmp'hy KIRBY.
Marlhoiuugh shoe workers.. D. Osborne
Natchcu, Boston. Mrs ". sinifd,
Portland; jerry Daiy. Portland. W. J.
kolri. Portland; $. Cohen. Pirtsini:
Mrs Horace Pratt. Portland. Thso.
g1re Pavsnal. Lowell, D. W. MctiiIycry.
RuNhuTy. Mass. Total o.
IL was learned today tina, l.. y.
Siiuui, first pilot. and H. 70 Dcerlnr.
mate. previously reported aboard the
Portland, were no; with her when ahc
was wrecked,
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rulp,, on rirh Ay.nu. v.esu,

New York. Nov. aO-Rev. Thon,as
Hall Will not succeed his father, she
hate Rev. Dr. John Hall, as pay.oS Of
the Firm Avenue Presbyterian church,
for he has accepted che chair OF Chris.
sian Bthlca In che Union Theological
seminary which was vacated by she
Rev. Or. CHARMS A. briggs.
Whtn the hriggs oonsruveruy was at
H. height. Or, Thomas Hall was prom
iDeut among the supporters Of Dr.
Briggs.
IN many sermons US well ne In writ.
ings % the religious press. Dr. Hail de.
fenftd DR.. Briggs's exposition OF doc
Urine
Or. Halls succession 10 she pulpit OF
she Firth Avenue church was suggest
ed Immediately Nfter fhe death - his
father. but strong oppJAtson developed
because " his dootrl Dd record aad she
subjecs Was dropped.
Dr. Hall graduated from Princeton
Undverliy N the class VI 1879. lie
matrlculagcd In uuion Seminary ami
eventually became fhe pastor Of seyerai
ehunnhes IN Chicago,
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NICARAGUA CANAL
Terms Of III. con.s.sios To william A..
Grss. syndicate Mad. p.bl,,.


New York. Nov. ao,-There has been
much curiosity In financial circles about
the terms OF the recent grant Of the
government ~ Nicaragua 10 The Wi.
l1m u. Grace syndicate OF a secondary
franchise ~ construct a canal through
that country from tide water 20 tide
wafer
Through the courtesy OF william n
Grace the terms OF the oDnctVsion are
nov made public.
After sianng In the preamble ,hit me
Slcanf ian government rsf.sTds an
lnter-oeeanic cunal through the Mara
guam is.hmua 80 be necessary. article
The government Oi the s,uts OF
Nicaragua permits Messrs. Edward
Eyre aud Edward r. Cnrln 10 enter
into negotiations with the MARITIME
,Arnl company OF Nicaragua Tor The
purpose OF obtaining the Immediate
tr'seir.lon OF the contMei for construct.
the Cafdenac-AienOcal contmct ana
dated April -. 1891, which contract
shall terminate Oct. Q. 1889"
In consideration Of fhis grant the
grantees agree To form within In
months utter Messrs. Eyre and Crngln
"n0s.fy tho government OF NIoaragun
that the carderoc-Menoeal contract
has been feaciniei. or within slx
months following she day upon which
Baid coniIuct shall have ceased from
any cause save that OF res,cisaon 10
organize the lnicr-oceanlo Canal com.
pany."
Throughout ,he gRnt che EXPRESS
stipulation IL made by the Nieau.
guam government that she rights under
the franchise cannut be accepted until
utter u has been established <hat Tho
cardenao Menooal contNct has OK.
nlred.
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TURKEYS FOR SOLDIER BOYS.



Santiago de Cuba. Nov. 3o.-itoherf
N meter tfntt.d ysatoa apecfai con.
- - -, ~, ut,.,
missioner 70 'uua anu F''.Y
charged with fhc dv;y OF lnluirNE M
10 and reporting upon the 'ccorumlc
-, ......t,,,.... -, 4, an i.s,pd.
anu "h''''' ~ -.
with special fcftTtnce W the ''''"' ~
rived outside the harbor at dayhrcik
.r,..a,v ,,,rrtp., s,n by,ri the steamer
, -. ., me-, ,,.t
Auniir.l D'Wss; .nT - -, a,,ii.s
IhntsnS. ~ ~ .s,,,,, ,iar.
"i,l az, 70 n. ~. 49,, ~
.hierevu ." Ja,il,'' W. - 49,,
m,v, 'ne NniI. 1870 ~ y" Low, Az.
Shst,e nn1 pNusht nHn',. W ~, 80.
ay'u mals VIZ - supps -
N.Y. Nnlon, 'h's.n 49,,
WI. Mele",h.. ", "u ,.,. a., 4,
alf,r uani.,rhE s' ,,,,, III -,
ppar'i N"n Wv . ~, "n' ,,,,.. -
~. h.'' p''e''"e" "" NV
'-,iA'sa ..,.,.... s...,,..,o ,,,,-
"Is iertW "h ',nN"us 80.
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Portland Passenger. who r.,l.h.a.

Hoston. Nov. so.-rhe following Is as
n.nrly a complete list Of che passengers
u the steamer Portland a. u IL posi-.
bic 10 get NJ prcsenti
NJ. l.. sewell. Portland; Fred sher-
Mod, Portland. Charles II. Thompson.
mfs. THOMPSON and child. Woodsford.
Mainei VIM. l.. Chase, Worcester, Mas.
ter Philip chasc, Worcester: Arthur v.
llefsom and Mr., Herspm. Portland.
Miss Ella Swift, Portland, Harry
Smith. Eist Boston. Mrs, Cornena "
Mitchell. NOriheatton. Miss Jennie @.
Hoyt, Northeastern. Mrs. J. A. Carroll.
Lowell. Mrs. Jsnn4e q. Edmunds. East
Boston; Mrs, Anna Rounds. Portland.
George u, kennlson, Jr.. Booth Bay
Harhor, Me, Perry Jackson. wife and
child, and Geo. Cole, all ~ Southport
lnni, Me. Miss Ross. Portland; Mise
Edna Mccr1iliH, Boston. Mrs. Theo-
dOre Allen. Portland. Mis- Allen. Port
land ISAIAH Frye, Portland: Ruth Frye,
Portland. Msa Maud Skycs, Portland.
Walter l.. Bemls and wife. Auburn
Me; Mrs, q. %, chsekcring. Weymouth;
Mrs. Augustus Wheeler, south wey-
mouth. Mrs. Hattie A. Lord, Eas.
DcerlILs. wife OF Hollis Lord, second en-
gineer Of The steamer Manhattan; Mrs
kzonel DEANS. Portland: Miss Morang,
Portland. WIN. MOsher, G0shim, Me:
who had been spending Thanksgiving
with friends In Chelsea: Mrs, Houston.
wife OF che second steward Of the ship.
child ana Mrs HoustOn's sister. names
not obtainahle; Miss Cole. OF SPRING
field, Mass. g, u, Wilson, Bethel, Me;
Geo. CNzier. IT, John. ~. H., Miss Hd.
GA CLARK. West BroOk. Miss Eva Clark
West Brook. Albert Clark. Somervllle;
John hoherty, nostOn; Mss Kelly, |
Boston. SCOTT Proctor. Souihportiand: |
Mrs. David Rounds and daughter; Mer-
ton Small, Woodlands, Me-, Miss Alice |
Tucker, Lowell, Mass: Miss Annie Tot |
row, Manchester. ". H.: Mrs. weylock. |
South Weymouth; Eenryq ID. Young |
Boston: George Bonney, Portland; Jas |
Huckminster. Providence. II. l.; wal. |
Ham iLunson, Gorham, Me. Miss Row. |
ena NJ Head. Cumberland Mills; Miss
Madge Ingraham. Wooif1rds. Me,
Horace Pratt, Portland; Miss MAY
Pratt Portland; Miss JAMIE McMuiIen.
Portland. Mrs. NJ, Kenny, 6outhport.
land. Me. Harry Sylvester, Portland,
Fred Stevens. woodfords, Me; Mir.
james Weloh; Mrs. Dukeshire, PORT.
land; Louis y, Underwood, Portland, |
Miss Sophia Il. Heath. Portland; Miss
Emma l.. Plympton. Charles River.
Mas Miss bunHe. Charles Wlggln'
Portlandi Mr.. and Mrs. Julian A. HogE'
Salient Mrs. Il. l.. Baker, Portland,
Miss Emma Cobb. Portland; Fred Stew.
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ize an organization OF a national char
acter. a bill has already been drawn
BY the naval people and they Will BRING
some pressure 70 bear upon the Huuse
naval committee o. have the III push-
The state u Illinois will be entitled
To about 400 men uriier the prop1scd
plan, or enough IN man one big war
snip. Commander Hiawiey. who has
had charge OF this branch Of The SER
vice. has made study Of the reserve
question and the officers at thu DEPART
mcnt are sn favor Of pacing him ut
the head u the proposed national or
ganizason.
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chat thc board Of Officers OF che con-
struciion company. elected through the
Influence OF the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road company. suited that they could
NOT pay the note and oil securities were
sold and bought In agaln by a repre-
sentative Of she defendants und q, q
price alleged to he far below their real
value. The Duluth and Winnipeg
railroad. d II further snted, was
bought In under foreclosure proceedings
and TIE polrslff claims that he and
crhcr minority stockholders were shut
uut. The piainun cliims fuigher that
those sales realized mUrc than sum
Client 20 pay the entire Indebtedness II
the Nof'h stnr Construction company
and 90 ruy the stockholders Of the
company more Q'rln the par value OF
the stock held by them.
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Victims OF the wreck.

orleans, Mass. Nov. 9o.-E'ivc bodies
have been recovered here from tha
Portland. Tho vessel WIS wrecked Just
north OF Cnpe Cod.
The wi, cklgc aud q great many bod.
ios are dr,ftlng south. possibly ~ ag
a. Nantucket
y ls ihounhi that the northeast gale
today Will btinr bodies In.
The entire cape De- pattniiod.
The body ~ Dudley Freeman IL the
only one Identified ~ yet. II VIII be-
shipped 90 Portland tomorrow.
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Des Molnes. Iowa. Nov. s0.--The ON
cial canvass OF the votes cast at the
recent election for state officers and
eonEresnmen had bene completed. tn
lotll vote this year was isl.b3d agains,
i3s,bi7 In 1891 o. nd bsl, B47 In 1880,
George l.. D1lirbn. secretary OF state
mas the largest vote. 81. 5st plurality over
fusion and bi,ble majority over all.
Frank NJ. Merriam. Republican nom
NEE for auditor. has she largest plural
Wy, eo,s'O. His opponen, was a Popullst
ana many Democrats would not vote
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Augusta, Ga. NV. a0,-After runns ny
two DAYS with skeleton force TO al
low the uperSisiyNa o. rtiurn 90 work
the mills have given up the attempt as
the strikers remain hrm. Today she
Slbley. King and Langley are closed
again. II In given on That they will
not be run again uufll the operatives
signify their Intention Of reaumlng
work under reduced wages scale.
The Warwick mill. the smallest Ia
Augusta, IN running,
Mr. Clark. the proprlesor, has with
drawn from the Southern manufactur-
era and restored practically the old
wage scale except a ev Of one cent a
AIDE on spinner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-30

sayannnh. "a, Nov. so.-The trans
port chester, which left ms p1ri Mon-
infantry on bard. Is r,lll IN the rlvsr.
f9,ir miles below town. After being
pulied OUT 81 the mud yesterday by six
tugs. abe again wen. aground IN en-
deavorir.f % turn aNund, and was let
Stone urcu the cog cleared. She was
nniied IN today f3r the sscon'i time,
and 4 now safely anchored waiting for
"a IA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-30

New York. Nov. 9o-The journal and
Advertiser says fhat H. e. Eddy. a
lawyer firm Chicago. who has been In
fhls city for two days. has practically
succeeded In Reeirg clmbluutiln. u
che hnseed VII intereFss u she clufsry,
stock u the fromlners itnseci oii ;Hter-
~. In the UnEcd States having bsen
exchanged for stock IN she nfv orrini-
z1tlon. " Il ~aid the capital u IN.
new combination will be fixed az so. 3.
100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-30

London, Nov s0.--A special dispatch
from Lyons. France, says shai a man
glylrG his name a. Charles walker ana
saying he resides ~ quebec, has been
arrived af Lyons for attempting 20
snatch wallet. contilnlnH li.,opo
frlrrfs. from a bank messenger. Two
nccOmplices Of thee prisoner succeeded
IN cscaplng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-30

Philad alphla. Nov. 30-A. Lincoln
lands, - member ~ che firm 81 Mayer.
lands a Co, Wh0se NE works were
burned In September, 1887, was today
convicted ~ arson, the Jury nndlng him
guilty ~ having set IRE 90 fhf cstab-
iishrnenf. There was a mortgage on the
pnnt. und execution h1d been Issued on
II ana daee fixed Tor the "a 'riff'a sale,
The Insurance on the properly, 4 wns
alleged. was held by u relative OF
Iarala