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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-30
wAn ArrEnMArn.

Witnesses before the war Investigate
Ing commission at Boston tell OF the In
adequate supplies ia the hospital depart.
m<nt. sick and wounded men having to
buy necessarles or 60 without .
Reports show that the spaniards arc
pushing the evacuation of Uuba.
The president and Secretary Hay hold
that Colonel Dady's s5ooco.ooo contract to
pave aud drain Havana. entered into with
Spain before the war, Is still valid.
The administration believes the peace
treaty will be fully completed and signed
up within two weeks. The secretaries OF
both commissions are at work drawing
up the documents.
Spain Is sns. to be willing to sell the
caroiinas and Germany VIII probably bid
for them. sa s
sngasta says that Spain pursued the best
course she could under the circumstances.
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AWFUL EXPERIENCE.
Frozen 10 Death in the Rigging
whole Crew Was Lost.

whole Crew MAS Lost.
Providence. Mass. November 29.--T wea-
ty-seyen vessels were driven ashore ana
totally wrecked IN this neigaborhood.
Fium tbs majority Of these the crews We're
saved although several lives We're lost.
-Four or five OF the wrecks were coasters
aud the rest were Fishermen. Dufinh the
storm shipping was destroyer anu we
beach was srewn Win MFevNdHe' oDioe''
were flooded ana wharves drifted out TO
sea. Four He hcuzVs and lobster hatch
CRY at Beach ptlWl were desN9yed'
The Wood Island lie saving crews made
eral gallant ellor,s yesterday TO reach
The sdlooner Jordan H. Mott bound from
New York 10 Rockland, a1d fSAally suo
ceeded The MOtt pat IN mere on the -elh
f.r q harbor ana sank early tue same hlshl,
The captain and crew OF Ave men TOOK 10
tta rgeing. A terrible sea and sale pre-
vailed at the time, Captain Csblres ~.
Dyeq. lashed his father. 9. q. Dyer, VINO
acted as steward, 10 the mast FOR eiBhteen
hours they weie exposed ulus psiore Us,
sistance arrived. WAen the WON , i"'a ~
CROW made their successful launch ana
cana within hailing distance OF tho Mott,
ranhaln Dyer saD4. II can held en-, save
ina crew. My fahter IS frozen 10 death at
he mast. Don't wait to cut MS poay Gown
for Tire crew are freezing
II he tlreR- ulaSleI i<rFt1i 80" 80 S~''N''e'
,S,mbalI from Elizabethrort. n. j., came
In shortly after the McH. and Captain
Dyer OF the latter thinks BOTH eaps'zed ana
sank about the same time.
Srhe captain and crew of the Lewis could
mat have had any warming Tor they al
peIisiiod together, 49,
The peakor Illll life saving station re-
,,,,,,s ,,,-at The schooner Albert Butler, Can
lain Leland. from Blake river. Jamalca' Tor
Brst;n. went ashore one nine Gas, OF .ne
Ne saving station at 10 O'Clock In the Tore
,saon Tho captain and four men were
eaved Mate Raihbnrn. Sailor EIanaer an a
colcres passenger named WeherpuIn
v,srr drowned. Tho Butler Is a total loss;
rho fodies that came ashore ut Highland
I,iest and arc supposed 20 be from INC
rortl.nd have been b'cusht here. one s
| ,ho4 81 /. weil tsre-srd man with light hair
one m,rs,,s s-N,e, height s feet inches
wssert 100 rorniss.
| The other hadv WIS that OF woman
win only Shoes AMI stockings on asso
sbo,,t a. years. weight about 1!' pounds
| light hatr ans about feet , Snches tau
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

TYLER. L. Daniel. formerly Of CIR.
sicana. has purchased the Trler Co FIN
factory and will increase the canaoin ~ ~,
M, plant, 1t now employs thirty men
daily, '4s"
Calvert. Texas, November 2S.The ctt,,
council has established strint ouarsn1 Il, !
sgainst all negroes coming from Gamer
Tho situation Is net considered serious
enough 10 Justify general quarantine
TEMPLE Marion brown tho i0.voa.
old son Of s. y. Brown. who liys. ~ ~
Temple. died from tins effects AZ irinnia'
received last Thursday from eov ~ ts.
iesonted an atteinp' 10 drive her made =.
the boy "
FORT WORTH "A motion for ~,
trial has besn mais in. tho oasa =, ~
state VS., p \. Woodward. rhe as,.. ~
apt was recently convicted In M 81 80
cnscenth district couri and given 2e u,.
year slRt nee TO thu penltenliarv Tor w ~,
killing o. Joe Ragland near Man.,,,slII
some months ago. The deteaiani ~ NJ = \
Tor murder In the first degree and The s iny,
found him guilty az murder in m. -.
degree and sssssssa the PUNISHMENT 49, ~.
stated. 4"'
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leave for Havana on Fridav
stood that each ship will mai. II
from HAVANA with Spanish trc sns ~ /,
, be,ors January !. taking In al ~, ss
Wv, WAs ~ so, President McK,.I., (
snsst % n nonor At dinner President " y
sias. were the vice presiden, ~ leS!deli
representatives at the capitoi = heot5
Central American government. y scuH I
the cabinet and others. mente'
ATLANTA, Ga.--A specia, /, 4.
ton from Knoxville. Tenn. Ssn we Caae
promoters of the Black Disrsn..: ~ Z
scheme have received informasGsua nh
Thomas Tancred. the DnglIrh sna "
to this country by an Enrjish sannnts1 /
h h,,;at wgnld recommend that ~ es, Y
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IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Each Island seems to BE Setting Up
n Rcpuhiic of lbs own

Each Island seems to BE setting VI
IL Republic of us oW"'
Manila, November 29.--tAt the Loyal i'e
gion banquet here yesterday evening s'N'y
fair guests were present. Nearly every
commaniery was represented.
II is reported that section OF the IN
surgemts, called the Guards Of Honor, VINO
are opposed TO Agulnaldo and have captured
General Ignlcia in the province Oh rama
gasinl, island OF Luzon, at the instance o.
The Spanish priests
Advices from Iloilo say the natives OF the
vlzcaya islands have established repno-
lie ind pendent OF Luzon
Ii gone of the islands hosyiliies are pro-
ceeding between rival republics.
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LOCAL.

The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass I'm
migrant association will meet in this city
December 3.
The G. a. n. arranging for an open So
cial meeting.
The ladies of the Faith Home return
thanks for donations.
The Daughters o; the confederacy COM
mence their third annual State convention
in Houston.
The Red Men appoint committees for
their reception on December 6.
Mr. Joe II. Eagle will lecture tonight
at Turner hail for the benefit OF the
Winnie Davis monument fund.
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wnEck OF rmE SAWYER.
bodies of the Captain and Two
Others Washed Ashore.

Vineyard Haven, Mass, November Co.
Three lives were lost In Tho wreck of tue
schooner Addie Sawyer which was wrecked
on the north side OF the island.
The dead: Captain Norwood. Cook An
ser. Seaman Leander Ashley. Mate War
rem Dudley and Seaman Tapley were saved.
The Sawyer anchored Off Falmouth,
Mess, for shelter Saturday evening, has
the gale increased With such tnry that
tho vessel broke adrift and WAS drysa
ACROSS Vineyard sound and east ashore,
when the vessel struck Captain Norwood
was washed overheard and bis iifeless body
MAS thrown pnon The beach shortly af,er
by the heavy seas, The bodies OF The cao!s
ard the scamen were also recovered
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GALLANT RESCUE.
Crew Of the Dyer saved by the Men
of the Herman winters.

OF the Hrrmnn WfnIers'
New York. November 29.-The ntenner
Herman Winters arrived here today with
the captain and crew OF the Gloucester
fishing schooner NJ. NJ, Dyer. which
foundered off Cape Cod coast II. the gallo
of Saturday, When sighted by the VIM
tors the Dyer was In desperate straits.
tosking about on her beam ends and every
thing had gone by the board The cap
tain and his crew OF sixteen men were
dashed 10 q cir decks. The rescue was
accomplished only with great difficulty
and through large sacrifice ana risk by
tho Winters men, At the last minute the
small boats were all swamped and The
me1i We're pulled out of the water with HE
lines. One of the Winters men, himself
almost overcome refused TO come out OF the
tho body of drowning sailor.
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CROPS DAMAGED.

The IsroSt and Cold Have Injured
Truc,. Gardens on the Coast.
Atlanta Ga. November ga special
TO the Constitution from Charleston. S. C..
saws:
Reports received here from the truck
farming region above Charleston show that
the business was damaged 10 the extent
OF 500. 600 by the frost and cold which pre-
vailed during Saturday and Sunday. All
the tender ciop was lost, Late vegetables
were badly put behind by the cold snap in
october and since then the season has been
so damp and cold that vegetation was de-
layed
All of the crop for miles up me RIVER
was cut down and ruined. Cabbage, tur-
Mrs and strawberries were the only things
lrff
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RAILROAD.

General Manager b. f. Yoakum visits
Austin to ascertain the requirements OF
the general Office law
The Texas and Pacific promises to ex-
pend $4,000 in railroad improvements at
Fort Worth.
President Purdy of the Rock Islan,', and
party made pleasant visit to Houston
Yesterday.
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nLoopsHEp AND POLITICS.


Chicago November 29.--An attempt to
break up the annual meeting OF the L ght-
eenih Ward Republican club Al Br!oklay-
ers' hall al Peoria ~ad West Monroe
streets this evening resulted IN tie death
Of one of the attacking party aud the
woundirs OF several OF those vino partic.-
pated in the figh;. The dead; Charles b.
Iailmeg, brckMyer instantly killed
The wounded: William Mahoney police
man, shot in both arms and in the side.
Will recover John Landes, labarer, finger
shot of; JOAN Prince, janlior of the build
Ing, shot in the left leg, serioua.
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General Passenger Agents, Mc.,,nu

Especial Dispatch 10 The Post.)
81 Louis, Mo. November 29.--The gem
erSl passenger agents meeting announced
to tske place here today to consider the
free pass agreement Tor 1899 was postponed
on acSsunt of the Interstate Merchants
conference now In progress In tiils CIV
The passenger agents, however. viii proh-
ably meet tomorrow, but the general op.n-
len 8 "a. the existing agreement viii be
re affirmed ~
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y,oel island n wreck.

New York. November 2s--A special 10
the Evening World from Providence, j. L.,
says: Block Island hiss been heard IRON
for the first time since the blizzard began.
The island Is a wreck, hotels being scat
tered and vessels torn to pieces by the
storm. The entire fishing fleet OF twenty
four vessels IS \ to5al loss. The TIRES
masted schooner Lexington of Mach.as.
Me, is lost. The Hartford Dredging com
pdny's plant fs gone.
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COMMERCIAL.

Liverpool cotton futures off 1a1Ms4.
New York to and New Orleans to 8
points. All spots unchanged.
Wheat declines sc. while coarse grains
are unchanged and provisions slightly
higher.
The strong position OF money In Berlin
makes the stock market rather nervous.
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A rhree MASTER Ashore,

Gloucester, Mass, November ss.--The
schooner Hiram Lowell. Captain Nelson,
arrived today from The shore fishing
grounds and brings the rescued crew and
passengers. numbering tNcniy-three PER-
sons. OF tho BIRTHS; schooner Nsncissus.
Captaia Mcintosh brings a story OF terrl-
BILE experience and ot great neyoism on the
part of his resegers.
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EXPLAINED ny Dup,y.
He Says the Court of Cassation VIII
secure All Documents.

Paris. November 29.-In the senate This
afternoon in reply to Request that he
would clarity" his speech made yester-
day in the chamber OF deputies IN answer
TO The interpretations as to the plcauart
courtmari!al and the Dreyfus afIair. NJ
Dtpuy, the premier, said:
powers OF the court OF cessation are un
limited ami all necessary documents Will
be communicated TO the court The be.t
way OF restoring peace i TO leave mltters
in the hands of the judiciary"
The senate then adjourned
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CAPT. RyAx's OPINION.
Uwmcrt,a Death Due to '"re
Icssness or IncfficiencE'

sherman. Texas. November -
captair Ryan replied to tbs war
department today that in MS opih-
ION the death al Private John NJ
Emmert at New orleans. July 70
while on board the transpors Ber-
lin. was due to the fearfully un-
sanitary condition of the transport
and that said condition was brought
about by ignorance or criminal care
lessness of some officer Of the quar-
termasters department trying TO
crowd two regiments eli transport
barely large enough for one.
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THE GoEBEL BILL.
Blackburn, jack Grimm md Gocbci
Hold Conference.

Hold u Conference.
Lexington, Ky, November pa con-
ference considered of great Importance to
Kentucky, was held here toiay between
ex, Senator j. C. $. Blackburn, Colonel
Jack Chinn and Hon. William Goebel. of
TIE famous Goebel election bill. The can
yass OF returns of the recent election will
be made tomorrow. The constitutionality
Blackburn and Goebel have been personal
enemies for years. The conference is
thought to have been held to placate the
ill-feellng between them so that the Goebe,
bill may be declared constitutional aud
Gkebel elected governor.
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RECEIVER REMOVED.
Chancellor CarmichueFs Decision in
The Famous Corona Case.

TIC NNIHOUs NUTUHN IHse.
Birmingham. Ala. November 29.-ln the
chancery court today Chancellor Carmi-
chaei rendered a decision in the famous
Corona Coal and Coke company case, on
titled the Jasper Town and Land com
pany, limited. against NJ NJ. Davidson.
In this case the creditors OF the Corona
Coal and Coke company. which is con-
trolled by the Jasper company, inter
venei and asked for the removal OF j B.
Bartlett, as receiver for the Corona com
pany. Chancellor Carmichael ordered IN
removal of Bartlett, who was appointed by
his predecessor. Chancellor Cobbs, ana has
appointed as receivers in the place OF Bart.
leet. Henry b. Gray and 7. C. Culverhouse
OF this city.
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ANOTHER nIG wREcK.

Hunters Report that the Gate cay
HIS Dcen Foundcrcd.
Boston. November 2e.--The arrival In
this city from Cape Cod tonight of party
OF hunters has added to tha excitement
attendant upon the report that the steamer
Portland had been wrecked ON Cape cod,
through their reporting that II Is the
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ALTON SCHOOL CASE.
Edna rhsviiIc Court Decides
Against the NenrOcS.

ST. Louis, November 29.-The
celebrated Alton school case was
to-day decided by jury in the
circuit court at Eiwatasvilie,
ILL.,, which returned verdict
against The coiored people. who
had protested against separate
schools. Recently. because of
new order issued by the school
authorities OF Alton. H., whcre
the negroes were assigned to diff
ferent public schools, the col
ored people resented AMI re-
fused to send their children to
school. The case will row so TO
the supreme court.
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AInsISnn steamer Wrecked.

Seattle, Wash. November 29.--rhe
steamer Cottage city, from Alaska, brings
news of the wreck of the steamer De-
trolt ON Shelter island during u heavy snow
storm. Her crow and passengers, numb y
ing Uwenty- seven, were saved The De-
tloit ran between Juneau and DANES Mis-
sion.
lha survivors are in a critical condition,
lowering around fire and without food
steamer has gone to the rescue with re-
lief.
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TO PURIFY HAVANA.
Dady's Paving and Drainage Con-
tracts Held 10 De Void.
(speclal plspatch to The posl.l

VSpECIUI DlSpdINII 10 lIIU I Ost'T
New York. November 2s.-Colonel Mich
ael ]. Dady will go to Havana early next
months to look after contracts made prior
to the war with the Spanish government
OF that city. Mr. Dady went to Washing
ton and submitted all tine documents re-
lating 10 the contracts TO the president and
Secretary Hay. MIR. Dady says both de-
clared he had vested rights IN cuba, which
should be protected. Colonel Dadys cen
tracts call for the expenditure of s5J,OOt-
900 TO sewer and pave the city Of Havana.
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[:llIlI1lI7Il1

Primary. Secondary or (.1!<
permanently cured In IL a a. i
be treated at home for tks
same guaranty. II you prsscs
We will contract to pay rpiirnst ~
bills. and no charge. II We III an =
have taken mercury. iodlde 49, - 60. /
nave aenes ara pains, MucuSS. q
spots, Ulcers on any part 81 ~; q
or Eysorows falling out, II 4 ~ ~
81. potsoN that we euarscs .
we solicit the most obstinate ~.
T nense d une world for case W ~ ~ g.
the most eminent physic,srs. a. ~ 1
behind our unconditional rus,s 49, !
proofs sent scaled on applics.1sauv. a
.o7 Masonic Bui,a msnI q
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THE SUGAR TRUST OCTOPUS.
All the Recently Established Refineries May BE
Bought Up, in the Near Future.


Refining the poscher Sugar
Glucose sugarR of Chicago
the Rockc liers andJ Pierpo
lfaycmeo
minority stockholders the
erred and
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three masted schooner. la ne unknown Is
ashore on Peaked Hill bar. Two sailors and
one passenger were lost. The captain an
two seamen were saved. The schooner VIII
be fetal wreck.
A two-masted schooner supposed to De
the Philumsn o. Provilencetowh, was
picked up by The steamer Longfelluw. The
schooner was dismantled and the fate 81
the crew is unknown.
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SPORT.

sharkey calls Corbett's bluff and VIII
fight for nothing. the gate receipts to go
to the poor
Dixon gets the decision over the Omaha
kid In a twenty-five round bout, but the
spectators thought the fight draw.
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p,a nond sun Decisioi.

Columbus. Ohio, November -, |,
supreme court has affirmed .N : ,
courts in the sS,O0O.Ooo Hoss .sas r,
lond case against Judge stss .sso,,e,t
The decision gives the oon .a1,as d
right to continue the suit 70 co''' n
bonds.
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belief of the life savers on the outer sioa
Of the capes south OF Nauset ligmt thht
A Savannah line steamer had struck on
Peaked Hell bar. Each member OF uhe
party saw bodies washed ashore AT Nau-
set ana the life savers claimed 10 have
seen a board in the surf bearing the name
Gate city, THO surf is full of articles
from n vessels pIneral cargo,
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nody wa,hcd Ashore.

Halifax. y. s., November ga vessel
IS ashore at Herring Cove, entranee 10 tho
Halifax rarhor. One body has NaShei
ashore The vessel is fore AMI AFT rlggei
All on board rerishe1.
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40 NEGRO SO, TROOPS.
Little Rocks Protest Against
Negroes Effective


4 Negroes Effective
: 1.-the Rock. Ark. November
= 2e.-The order OF the war depart
= menE designating negro sold ers
\ for duty al Fort Logan II. Roots,
\ which caused so mueh ind gna-
:. fion among the citizens OF Little
y Rock, has been rcscinded and
= detachment of tho Tweitsh IN
y fantry. the heroes Of Ell Carey,
\ will he sapt here instead. GOV
y ernor Jones last right sent the
4 following telegram TO President
4 Mckinley:
4 II am astonIshed to learn that
\ secretary of war intends garri-
= sonlng Fort Logan H. Roots With
4 cslorcd soldiers. Please prevent
4 this. Ii will be considered an
\ outrage by our people and Will
y rekiudle sectional feeling allay-
\ ed by the Spanish war. Y is
y unjust to Arkansas. state
y which so promptly and freely
4 responded to your call Tor
=. troops
4 A simllar telegram was sent
= TO Secretary Alger This morn
+ ing the governor received from
+ Adjutant General Corbin this re-
y ply:
y Detachment OF Twelfth infant
= ny has been ordered to Fort
y Logan II. Roots. We can send
r a largo garrison"
Y The opinion Is now that the
4 matter Ia settled and that no
4 negro soldiers will be sent here.
y Senator Jones and Hon. j. j..
\ Kemmel, collector OF Internal
\ revenue, a prominent republican
r leader, were In Washington and
\ through these gentlemen the Cit
+ liens of Little Rock, irrespective
r OF party politics. protes'
\ against the propose9 oceuDat.1n
\ OF the pest by negro soldiers. as
\ It was considered a d. ngerous
\ ard urlwise action. TIL Is a
\ feeling of much relief or the
y rev order OF the department.
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+%+++++++%+++++++++<++++

The stranded steamer WAS badly broken
I'M In the gala Of sunday nlght aud has
been abandoned as total wreck. The crew
OF ,he Sibley came in ON the Sweeps, axes
The cargo OF the lost steamer consisted
OF 1000 bushels Of corn, which was IN
s,red for S25, 900. This vessel was insured
at $40 0oo.
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rnE gx-auEEN.
She Wants SiN Millions for
L. .nnn...i IL i.,-i,tS

ST. Louis. November 2o.--Ex-
: Queen Liliuokalani OF Hawaii =
: and suite passed through this
: clty to lay en- route TO Wa hing
: ton. where she will lay before
Tresidsast Mckinney her claims
; TO 900, 900 acres OF Hawaiian
: land. She Will also submit
proposition for the disposition
: Of the properly in question TO
the United States government
for the sum OF $4,000. 900.
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rnt luck In pi.tress.

New York. November 29.-~'rhe British
steamer County Captain chailce sailing
from this port November &c for London,
put back today In distMss with cargo shift
Oh, loss OF beats. bridge and other damage
about decks and lisiins heavily to star
hoard
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. n,,cu pndi.. washed Ashore.

New YORK. November a9.--The French
c,ag,r company ms resolved a dispatch from
lss office at Cape Cod, Mass. saying that
Twelve bcdies .lom the steamer Portland
have beon washed ashore az thai stst.cn
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FOREIGN.

Austria may retaliote becaUe her sub
ieots are being expelled from Prussia.
NJ. Dupuy says the court Of cassation
has unlimited powers ana asks that all
matters be left In its hands.
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The sibley Abnndoncd.

Charlevoix, Mich, November 2a.--The
wrecklng tugs Protector and Sweepstakes
returned today from tfS wreck of the
stealner II. W. sibley ON North Fox island.
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samples Of merchandise carried e III Y !!
Ing saiesmn.i are held, ~ ksnssn ny, I. A. 2
G. r. Ii. Co. vs.. State !Arh' ss,,atuts rsguIaia
mo- mo- voc " pe on pa Excess baggage.
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and his full crew OF five men were re s.,ssd
this afternoon by the Macilnaw ana iauue'
here today
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THE nAIxra's cnnw.

Cnn1nIn HeWtVt HHU rUSS,. ''' y"
cued Under Difficulties.
New York. November 29,--t,apiash . q
Hewitt and seven men. rescued from the
sofooner D. X. Baker, whish was aoan-
donea IN a sinking ccndition. were brought
to port Tonight. Captain Hewitt reports
that he ssied from Charleston, $ q, No
vember IN wish lumber, All went well
until Saturday evening at ! O'clock on
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or this amount $4,000 900 will be paid
when the main sewer and publication sta
tions have been constructed
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All OF the crew saved.

rhilsdelphis November se.--captsin
pabs.u OF the schooner MayHaEd sumner