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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-01
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

SHERMAN--This city VIA soon negotiate
$4,000 OF improvement bonds; they bear
date OF February ], 1898
WAXAiIACHIE--In the recent election
Ellis county sast for Sayers 1881 votes AMI
for Gibbs 1902 these figures are official.
CORSICA MA. Ode Foster, a deaf and
dumb negro man, was killed by the Cooion
belt train about fourteen miles west OF
town.
PARIS-Daye Perkins, tenant on
White Wilson'S farm near Doakyille. was
dashed against tree by a bucking pony
and killed.
CORSiCANA--It is believed that the
first step toward solution OF the water
supply question has been taken; a bis
reservoir Is to be built,
CRAWrORD--Sieorge Murray, alias
Scotty, was killed here by freight train.
He was a Scotchnan by birth and had the
British nag tatiooed on his chest.
PARIS--Davis -Kinsloe, who has been
on trial all week in the Federal court
charged with the murder Of Charles Strlck-
iaad in ponatic county Ch!c kasaw Nation
was acquitted this morning.
TEXARKANA--'rhe little ls-months-old
child OF j. d, Booker OF this city was
burned 10 death. She was playisg in from
OF the hre In q bedroom when her sktrtl
igDited with the result above stated.
CoRSICANA--Rev William W. Orr Of
the Associated Reformed Presbyterian
church has just returned from a trip 4
North Carolina and announces that hi'
church has made such Arrangements -
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AUSTRIA AND GERMANY.
Relations between the Two Coun-
tries Very Much strained.


tries Very Much strained.
Berlin. November 30.-Intenso surprlec
and bitterness have been caused here by
the speech OF tho Austrian premier, Count
Won Thun- tlohensein. IN the .sic,israta
Yesterday when, in rupiy to an interpclla-
ton on the subject of the expulsion of
Alstrians froin Prusain. he said the Aus
TRAN foreign office he'd strongly protested
aud would nCt hesitate energot .caIiJ TO
urotect the rights OF Musicians and 10
adoDt retaiatory measures If necessary
Papers like the Nossiche Zeitung, which
opposed the expulsion policy from the be-
ginning, are nevertheless quick 10 resent,
In patriotic burst, Count Won Tnuns
''unseemly and ill-adgised menace
Judging form their comments ens matter
has \ grave import.
The Vossche leltung noting the fact that
Count Won Tnuu declared he had the APP
prevail of Count G0luchowski, the Austria
Hungarian foreign minister, asks whether
the austrian premier Is preparing the world
for Il dissolution OF tina triple alliance and
whether his reichsrath speech was tine out
come OF the recent visit TO Vienna Of tho
Russian foreign minister Count Muravien
1t declares that Germany lis quite able TO
find Out her alliances" and is even able
to protect herself without alliances II nee
| ,seary."
| The National Zeituug and The Kreuz
| Zeitung both warn Austria that while there
| are only 900 Germans in Austria there
| are some 30 600 Austrians in Germany.
| They say Count Won Thur ousst 10 have
remembered this before indulging in these
| threats
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spANisH-AMnRtcAN TREATY.


The Protocol of 1877 II No Longer
,ppJicnhIe to Cordltiops'
washington, November 30'-The protocol
of 1877 which the Spanish government mas
notitiel her commissioners not TO revive Is
the celebrated protocol which has been
source Of much correspondence between the
TWO governments ard was invoked by this
government number Of times pr-or TO ~
outbreak OF hostilities. The protocol was
framed with special reference to the out
breaks in Cuba against Spain and now that
she has lost nsarly all Of her colonies and
especially those near our soil, u has not
it's former independence toward the United
States.
The treaty will guarantee our citizens
against summary legal proceedings It's
first clause. which is fairly descriptive OF
tho whole protocol, provided tina. no citizen
OF the Unite2 States residing in Spain or
her Island possessions charged with trea-
son. conspiracy against the government or
another crime shall bs subject to trial by
an exceptional tribunal unless charged wi h
arms in hand, but instead shall be tried ex-
elusively by the ordinary legal jurisdiction.
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SAN SALVADOR REVOLT.
Diplomats Acknowledge that . Full tIedeed
Revolution Is Under Way.
EFFECT ON THE NEWLY FORMED REPUBLIC
some Think II Means the Death
knciI of the Central Amersc"h
Union-Guiteres IL Missing.

Washington. November so.--The upris !.
ing In Salvador has reached the dimensions
Of A revolution in the Judgment OF off,
c,als and diplomats familiar with affairs
in that quarter. President Gutierrez mas
given way to General Rsgaldo. who mas
formed provisional government. Tue
changes ara construed by some Of them as
a death blow to the newly formed republic
known as the Unted States OF Central
America, composed of Salvador. Nicaragua
and Honduras, one of whose main purposes
WIS to provide Joint military force for
common defense against uprlsings. but
other diplomats take just the reverse view'
A gentleman sustaining an official re-
iatlon to the government OF Nicaragua.
who is here in connection with the canal
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When young woman sits -
ponders over her future life 49, = "
all.important subject which she 49,,
forget. In day dream sbr 49,. =
castles in the air with happy bo,ssy ~. 49,
ing children and loving husbsrd !.
fore. ground. AT that moment ~ " 9 -
facing death. Matrimony and nosk... =
hold ont no happiness to the your~ ~. d.
who suffers from weakness and Xss"sl =.
the distinctly feminine Organism Tz..1
man who suffers in this way viii i. ~
nervous, sickly, petulant wife. a. issssss.l|
mother and an unamiable hostess \ ~
knowing the truth, her acquaintsrc.. !. r.
not understand that she Is deserv;.s II
pity rather than reproach. \. =
Any woman may be strong and =. !;
in a womanly way if she will ~ ~ ,;ssZ
remedy. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescd,s{ ~
is the best of all medicines fof VrsI ssSs
ailing women. 1t acts directly q ~ n /
licate and important organs that nlts ~
hood and motherhood possible. n n15
them strong, healthy and vieosoea 3
banishes the dangers that st,rrnrsS e
ternity. II insures healthy bahy ~ s
ample supply Of nourishment Tkc-ss n.
Of women who were weak, sicklv 49,.
invalids, are now healthy, robust 49, Nv
competent mothers of healthy chiidrs. u
the result of the use of this medicis
Mrs. John NJ. Conklin,. Of Pattersea -,
Co.. N. Y. tBox Io4), writes II a 49,.
Pey,teef health and have been since tosk 40 r.
bottle OF DR.. Pierce's Favorite Presrfjfiies
had falling of the internal organs a. fs-ssss
weakness, and flowing caused by misc,rrSss
and was very weak when Commenced "
your medicine" ~ n
The unfailing, never gripping esyp 4
constipation-Dr. Piercc's Pleasant pelth
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WORK ON PEACE TREATY.
The Joint Commissioners Are Busy Drawing
Up the Protocol Articles.
The AMERICANS MADE THIRTEEN DEMANDS
clause, Inserted which Provided for
the Release of All Political
oners-,Trcafies to he Revived

Paris November 30.-The Joint peace
commission devoted two hours ana a nan
tolay in drafting the first three articles
OF the peace treaty protocol. dealihs WIN
the cession Of Cuba. Porto REQ ana ~
Philippines. upon which the comia iaa''''e.S
agreed IN principle. \ general dtseussson
on the other articles followed, but no as-
cislon was reached and the Joint eolhii''
sion adjourned until tomorrow.
There we're ahilteen articles laid peto'e
Tho Two commissions. covsring the follow
ing subjects:
l. The relinquishment Oh
over and claim OF Ntle to CUBA x.
2. The cession OF PORTO hico az 70.
Spanish possessions in the west ihlles' W
| gether with Guam. in the LadFohes'
3. The cesston OF .,Se Philippines 49,
| 4. THE terms OF the evacuation OIL 'is
Philippines. c,,,os 70
g. The pledge OF the Onipeu STAT '..5,no
preserve order In the Phll1ppineS
the ratification of the treaty
6. The release OF military prisoners
I. The cessson by Spain of the Island OF
Kusae or Strong Island. in the Carofnes.
$. The mutual relinauishIn@n' "a .'A
demnity CLAIMS
u. As'SN-Sf--
lines, assuring tho rights OF Auisl'u"i
missionaries there. ,.,,,,
TO- Cable landing rights at points W'eh'h
the Sranish jurisdiction r,.
H. The release by Spain of politlcaI prs
oners for ofienses in Cuba and the fhli'p-
pines. e... "a
~. The pledge of the United States 70
inaugurate in the Philippines an opca
door, policy ana 10 guarantee the saD'' ~
Spain for at least twelve years.
10. A revival OF the treaties broken "
tho war. .,,,,,
The first three articles were mutuali!
agreed upon today as was also the article
embodytng the terms of the evacuation o.
the philippines. which viii be practlcaiiy,
the same as tha evacuat on OF CUBA anu
Porto Rico The mutual release OF niLtary
prisoners was agreed upon. Spain hberatlns
the rebel prisoners and the United states
fiherating the Manila garrison ana the
Spaniards held by Aguina.do
The political prisoners to be released oy
Spain are such as are now In exile IN
Ceuts, in Morocco.
Daily sessions will be held hereafter and
Il Is now believed that the work may De
possibly concluded this week.
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REBELS IN CONTROL
RcgaldO Has Usurped the Presidency
OF the salvador Republic.

HcSalu 1iNs INT
OF the salvador Republic.
San Francisco, November 30.--Gencral
Tomas Regaldo the head CT the revolu-
tlonary movement in Salvador, has usurped
the presidency and has proclaimed himself
chief executive of the republic. Such is the
sensational information that has been re-
ceived in this city. The news was conveyed
in a private cipher cablegram received by
prominent banker here who has extensive
business in Central America. The statement
Is aided that Aranjo has been appointed
general minister and the affairs of the
government are now in the hands OF the
insurrectionists
The news Is OF the utmost Importance
for the reason that the success OF the revo-
lutionary forces prevents the formation OF
the greater republic of Central America.
The coalition OF the three States have beer
tempted-Salvador, Nicaragua and Ho,.
duras having agreed TO unite as one gos.
eminent. Regaldo, who had been a general
in the artillery service of Guitterez' army
President OF Salvador. was dissatisfied with
the plan and daring Guittere2' Temporary
absence from Salvador Regaldo managed to
gain control OF the government. =
such, in brief, IS the news conveyed by
the cable dispatch which is referred Ia
above. Whether Regalio is able to main
tain his position uutil Guitterez return tc
Salvador Is Il matter that future events
must determine.
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THE RACES.
Result. AT Oakland.

San Francisco. November so.--At 0liiisli
Five furlongs--Jerry Hunt. Tiburon, esm
de Cuba. Time 1:04is.
Futurity course-Major Cook. Sweet WI
liam. Ricardo. Time 1.14N
Sile-lmperious, Step About. Prince Nsla;
Time LIZA. Nh
Berkeley. high weight handicap. ok n.
longs--Torsida. Good Hope. Itico Chico ~
/ 1SR
Selling, futurity coprse--zamar II. Pat NarI
r,ssey, Sport McAllis.er. Time 1;lsa.
ToDAY'S ENTRIES. sis
Five-eig hths of miie--Gross Molina la
ian, Correct, Polka 105. SINH. Dunpraise, A.
moner los. IS
Three quarters OF a mile. sellin,. Moensa
Soscol 101. Besumonde lei, Alve4v. De(en1tt
Howard. Roadwarner l06, CarbiHef LtE.
tine 109. Dick Warren, Fig Leaf LII. =
Futurity course-Marteio 107. Anchored II
Lime Water. San Augustine H. MIdlcys ~
High weight handicap, three-Iuaftl1 4 4
mile-Boardman s., Rio Chico SS Svf9 VI
liam 81. Obsidian, Jnanita 100, RoNp19
l06, Sport McAilister Ia, Moringa III
II 125. -
Seven-cightns OF a mile, selling
lone Sc. Myth 9S. Pongo 80. DR., SentyJ 1j
Lost Girl I05. Out Away LOG, Our Jchnnf III
Hugh Penny Ito.
Three-quarters of mlle-Llttlo MSR3
Aluminum. Reina dc Los Angeles, 9ea1r
Colonial Dame 104. Lord Marmion w
Cotton, Midiight. incerary ii. Fly 49, ~
Doodle liz. Mt. McGregor IL Iii.
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STATE.

Easley habeas corpus hearing has been
set for today at Galveston.
Independent pilots at Galveston have
again been arrested,
Mr.. Reymcrshoffcr of Galveston believes
rice is the coast country crop.
Distinguished delegates from Mexico are
to attend the Farmers congress at Fort
Worth.
Reiterated from Dallas that Tracy ana
Gibbs are seeking democratic camp
meeting so they can repent of popullsm.
Katy hotel at Temple was destroyed by
fire.
Three work trains were smashed up on
the Santa Re near Temple,
h. A. Frankel Of Sun Antonio was shot
and killed by his business partner.
City Marshal Keller oil Terrell prevented
the lynching of negro.
One man was mortally wounded and an
other badly hurt by higlwaymcn near San
Antonio.
Mrs. Williams was given twenty years
for participation in the killing of Editor
Austin King.
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THE UNION DISSOLVED.
Collapse Due to the Refusai Oh
Hand n rms.

Managua, Mic, November 3O.--Ihe
attempt to effect coalition be-
tween the States OF Nicaragua, HON.
duras and Salvador. to be- conducted
under a common administrator
and known as the United States OF
Central America, has failed COM
pletely. The federal organizers to-
day formally declared The union
dissolved. the three atates resumins
respectively absolute Sovereignty.
The collapse is due to the failure
OF troops of honduras. acting on
behalf OF the federal organizers, to
suppress the outbreak in Salvador
against tho proposed federation and
TO force Salvador into tho union.
The prospects are peaceful.
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will insure the building in this city OF
church building for his congregation, the
cost OF which VIII bB $4,000.
FORT WORTH-The ladies of this city
have made extensive preparations for en-
tertainirg tho wives and other lady visitors
to the coming Farmers National congress-
Balls, concerts, receptions. teas, etc, form
a portion of an elaborate programme.
FORT WORTH.--Alb ", Car,op a Chlcs-
so tailor who has been working IN this city
for short time. Is at his home a badly
used up man. He was assaulted by man
who used knife and club. Carroll is
suffering from his wounds, which are quiz.
severe
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RAILROAD.

The International officials and city au-
thorities are comforting with the view of
building $4,000 tunnel under the yards
near the company's Houston depot
The rumored dead between tho Pee Gee
and tho Chicago and Alton is declared
off
Facts which show the necessity Of deep
water at Houston.
The TeXarkana and Shreveport railroad
a certainty. with probability that 1t Will
soon be extended to the gulf.
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EOliEIGS.

Germany LAYING trouble In Africa over
the boundary of the Congo Free State.
Spain is taking Vigorous precautions
against the Carlist uprisings
General belief DOW Is that tho revolt in
Salvador Is serious and that the fate OF
the Central American union is sealed. AT
meeting at Managua. Nicaragua. it was
agrcod TO dissolve the unicii.
saEasta and other Spanish leaders. fear
formidable uprising Of the Carlists.
Relations between Austria and Germany
are very much strained.
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STAINS INSTRUCTIONS.
Commissioners Are to Ask for the
KeIenSc of prisoners.

strrctions to Senior Monteco Rios, which
were drawn up last evening, We're to re-
quest the immediate release of the spanish
prisoners in tao Philippine Islands; 20 ne
gotiate navigation and tariff advantages
of the Philippines In favor of Spain; TO
obtain Il ratification of several treaties OF
commerce with former Spanish possessions
and an arrangement OF the debt OF the
Philippines and II possible OF the Cuban
debt. The government also agreed 10 re-
fuse a ratification of the protocol OF 1871.
Tho impartial announces that the gov
eminent intends to retain the Caroines
and will only sell them in case 1t receives
an advantageous offer and they become a
burden 10 Spain. The paper adds, The
government here has not received such Il
proposition, but expects to do So"
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COMMERCIAL.

New Orleans and New York advanced
spot cotton Lice.
Cotton futures off 1s4 in Liverpool
10 points In New York and to in
New Orleans.
Tightening OF the money market in
Berlin had decided effect on the stock
and exchange markets,
December wheat Is down 9sGlhc. May
y and corn Sake Oats are fraction
higher and provlstons 7ttMl0c UP.
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LyNcHISG PREVENTED.
4 sherin informed the Mob that He,a

a Sherin Informed the Mob that He'd
shoot and Carried His Point
Parkersburg, W. Va, November so.--Lste
tonight a circular was received on the streets
reading;
Armed and masked men wanted at Ii
O'Clock tonight at south end OF bridge"
Before Ii o'clock 400 men had collected
there mostly maskei A. midnight they
Thousand collected Sheriff Wade had i,.-re
guard around ths jail with winchesters. He
told the crowd 70 disperse OF he would do ais
lynch two negroes. Wade Grant and George
Malst. both accused OF sssauitinx women a
few shots have been Aired but no one hurt
Parkersburg. W. Va. December l.---phe mob
dispersed at 1850. Tho coolness Of sheriff
Wade caused It TO break ranka.
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THE ArNswonrn STRANDED.
struck by Violent Gnle-Crew ana
passcngcrs DrowpfLs

Passengers BroupfI,
Nelson. 3. c.. November so!-The Ans
worth. small steamer plying hatween Mel
son and Boomers Ferry. was wrecked last
night during storm on Kooterai lake.
Six of the crew and three passengers were
Crowned. The passengers drowned We're:
Charles Campbell. a merchant OF kuskd-
nook; two Italians OF Kuskanook.
Ciew-Perry. mate; James Mcneil. fire
man; John Guein. steward. Joseph Davis.
seek hand: C. Hume. coolt, second engine 4.
whose name can not be learned at present.
This Ainsworth left Nelson last evening
on her regular "trip. When about six miles
south of Pilot bay aud about two AID 4
half miles from shore during a heavy gale
she was struck by q squall and commsncsd
taking water. The caota!n hetd igr or
shore. but she reelcd over on her side.
filing immediately.
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TODAY'S ENTRIEh.
Iost DAY ut I,enninEs.

Washington, November So.-Tooay ~.
at Bennings closed fairly Soos
probably the best yet held. ~
Six and a half furlongs-L Aious'~' Il
enshaw. Tallahassee. Time ia o u,.. -
Five furlongs--I4ady Exile. ME-
Bondman. Time 1904 1-o. h.is ~
The Washington cup, Two anu css' Nysii]
Knight of the Garter Thomas 20. M
Time 4:05 rs. Am, NJ
Five -Walkenshaw. An
man. Time 1904 2-5. s..,..st Lnp1|
Six and half furlongs-st 'anhS's
Ben Lodi Time ga TO-, ~, p,o, O.
Mile aud an elghth--Trillo' Dsn +. n
grace. Time 200.
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THIRTEEN LOST.
All ON Board the Fishing Schooner
White Wings Perish.

Plymouth, Mass. November So.--A piece
OF bamboo picked up in the surf here
brought a story of death and the loss OF
the schooner White Wings of Gloucester
In the recent storm, 1t contained the fol-
lowing message:
We will be lost. Thirteen OF us In
fishing schooner White Wings from Glou-
lester. Have no bottle to put 1t In, Every
thing is gone. We are about 70 20 on a
rift. Henry Wilder and Frank Haskins
are dead II could only see my wife and
darling child again! (signed). Albert
Simns
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.nti-CarIist Precautions.

Bordeaux. France. November so--Adyiccs
received here from Bilbao, Spain, refer to
the rigorous anti-carlist precautions taken
In that district. A small band of Cariisls
have appeart's in Alcella, in the province OF
Pastel.on de la Plsna. aud is being pursued
by gen.J tines.
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LOCAL.

Some new attractions for the Fruit.
Flower and Vegetable Festival.
Indications for big meeting OF the Tex
as real estate men.
The routes for the illuminated bicycle
and floats parade.
The Texas Methodist conference Will
commence today.
Tho conclusion of tho annual meeting OF
the Daughters Of the Confederacy.
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Races Mt Ne,r Orleans.

New Orleans, November sO.--The sra
OF the Crescent City Jockey clubs ~ y! :
meeting. Weather clear track hesyy, Fl
Selling. mile--Ioe Shelby, Branch 3
Jack. Time l.5s. -.
Selling. five fulongs-Phidtas. Bios
ionary. Time l:04. M
Mile and n half-George Lee. Nanpe ~
Sister, Jamboree. Time 2.561s. =.
Six furlonps-Sam Lazarus. Esq,e =
Canova. Time 1:20k. 49,
Seven furlongs--Damoeles. sea ~
Lady Disdain. Time 1851.
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
8lile--Nannie Davis IS, Forbush ~ faus
a6, Ed Overlook 81. Elkin, Wransns w
ess. Bequeath 10S DR.. Sheppard, BssQo os., N
Five eielihs OF a mile-flntan " s,I iT N
Phidias, Chlrlo 30. Mountain lew yine ~, n
SIR Place 1903, Bright Night, Lost linls' ~
tick 10b. ~, d, Il
Mile and sixteenth, sslling-C,escii y "
Lee So. True Light, Mitt Boykln y srs|
Regal 90, Rockwood 100. Leo LAKE.
Thiec-euarters of mile. sslIlnsII
BrambIe, Tole Simmons, KANSAS. ~ ~
Blossom %. Henrica. Elsie Barne s.. i \ 4
Diycn. Little Rilly, Bridget, LaureuN = q
Full Hand 100, Debride lO9. q. u
Mile and sixteenth, seihng -y NM
Henry of Frantzmar So. oxnard, , nS1' 'pi3|51
i0l. Waterman, Jack Marun. b,,sns 81.
cipic. Partner 1917. The Planter Nv
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GOVERNMENT ABUSED.
The Opposition Papers Demand thar
the Cortes He Convened.

the Cortes He Convened.
London. December 1.-The Madrid CORE
epondent of the Standard, whose dispatch
is dated Tuesday and is forwarded from the
frontier. says: The opposition papers ac-
c,rse the government and the Spanish COM
missloners of lack OF skill and energy in
protecting Spanish interests. They demand
the immediate convocation of the c7rtes
and the resumption of the constitutional
guarantees. so that public opinion can de-
clare for new and competent ministry TO
undertake the reorganization of the country
and its finances
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Pfcvincetown. Mass. November so.--The
schooner King Philip Of Fail River has
been totally wrecked ON the cape. The crew.
probably numbering ten men. have been
lost. The schoorer was Of 1924 tons register.
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urea,c,. Dre,fu. Acau,,t.l.

Lor'aon, December THE Paris corre-
spondent OF the Daily News, Mrs Emily
Crawford, predicts that the court of casa
ton win declare the preyfus trial irregular
and Dreyfus innocent. In her opinion, tue
court would rot Interfere in the Picquart
affair.
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WASH gion. November So-Tbe secrc-
tsry \ state received a cable message
from led states Consul Gibbs =, STam1-
lays ~ isEisear, sailing that the buhonlc
Pas = broken out At that place.
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Vienna. November S0.-The Neue Fre,e
Presse, voiclng the sentiments of the Ger
man party regarding Count Won Thun's
reichsrsth speech ON the expulsion Of Aus
TRANS from Germany, characterizes IL as
highly impruAtnt unless he desires ina
rurture OF thu alliance.
Count Won Thurs organ, the Abend-
Post, denies that the speech implied any
such danger.
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defendants 1t 10 proposed TO have the trial
nj the present term OF court. The men indict-
cd are NJ. l.. sturkie, Joht Dunlap. Wade
Cochrane, Thomas Bentley, Marry Martin, l..
T. Tucker. j. &. Stlllwell, j. r. Jennings
and J :. l., Randolph.