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Evening journal., 1899-01-10
LICENSE APPLICATIONS

4 NOTICE. - WILLIAM MAILER tho
owner and occupant OF the house situated
at the northeast corner OF Sixth and
Madison streets IN the Fifih ward in the
uy uf WllmmUton COUNTY OF
Now Castle and State of Della
Nnrc iu compliance With the riqIire-
mmls of ihs Hetf ~ The General Assem-
Oily zoo .lt.h case made lnd provided. DO
leroby give notice that j ANAL apply In
writing 10 the Court of General Sessions
Of the State OF Delaware. in aud for New
Castle county. on Monday. the GA day Of
rthruaty. 1899. being the next term Of
aid court for a-llconsc for said house, as
n Inn or tavern. for the sale therein OF
intoxicating liquors In less quantities
han one quart. to be drunk on the prem
ses. and the following respectable citi-
zens OF said ward. at leave twelve OF
whom are substantial freehoidcrs OF said
ward. recommended the said application
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MIIIIAM MAllIER-

NOTICE.. BERNARD CARR THE
owner and occupant Of the house situated
nt the northeast corner of Water and
King street. In the Second ward
IN the city Of Wilmington.
county OF New Castle and State OF
Delaware. if compliance with the require
ments or the acts OF the General Assem-
bly In ouch case made and provided do
nereby give notice that I shall apply IN
writing TO the Court OF General Sessions
OF the State a. Delaware, IN and for New
Castle county on Monday the Gth day of
February. 1899 being the next term of
said court for a license for said house.
as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein
OF lntoNicatlnr liquors In less quantities
than one quart TO be drunk on the prem
isea and the following respectable Citi-
zcns Of said ward. ut least twelve OF
whom are substantial froeholdcrs OF
said ward, recommend the said appllca'
ton Wiz
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NOTICE.. JOSEPH S. SNANEiEN
situated at tho northwest corner of
Townsend and street, In the
Sccond ward, la the city Of
wilmington county OF New Cas-.
tie and State OF Delaware, IN com
pliance with the requirements OF the acts
Of the General Assembly In such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that ! shall apply In writing TO the
Court Of General Sessions OF the state
OF Delaware, In and for New Castle
county. on Monday. the SIN day OF Febru
ary 1889 being tho next term OF
said court. for a license for said house
MS an inn or tavern. for he sale therein OF
intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart. to be drunk on the prem
ises. and the following respectable citizena
Of said ward. al least twelve OF whom are
substautia freeholders Of said ward rec
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Schedule In effect November 90 lS9A
All trains illuminated with Pintscu
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notice. CATHRINE DOELLBOR
the tenant and occupant OF the house
situated al the northwest corner OF
Water and French streets In tho Second
ward, In the city OF Whining
ton, county OF New Castle and
State OF Delaware. in compliance
with the requirements az the acts OF the
General Assembly IN such case made and
90 divided. 10 hereby give notice that !
shall apply In writing 70 the Court OF
General Sessions OF the State OF Deid.
ware In and for New Castle county ou
Monday the 9Th day Of February, 1899
being the next term OF said court Tor a
license for said house, as an Inn or tav.
ern. for the sale therein OF intoNica ~ 2
liquors In less quantities than one quui
TO bo drunk on the premises. and the for
lowing respectable citizens OF siid ward
at least twelve OF whom are substantial
freeholders Of said ward recommend tn,
said application. VIZ,
RObt. Kenyon, Alex n, Moore
William stuart. q. w quinn. NJ. u.
Michael Rafferty, John H. Hubert.
Samuel Hochheimer. John j. Daley.
John kNlofan John Duffy.
c.. w Taddy. Jr.. Lewis C. Moody
J.. +. Daley Charles +. Sparks,
Thos. w. McNey, Louis Harris,
Chas B. DoughertyP. Piunkett.
Edward G.. Moore, Andrew Grotz
Martin Brown, n. r. Hammer
Frank Harkin John H. kroh,
CArHRlNE DOELt,Bot
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In the meantime the cargo had
reached the ton and the men unioadod.
They were horror-sthck0n az tho
thoughts Of what had occurred and Dis
GUESSED the subject with hated breath.
They knew too vol what such a. terri
bile plunge meant: they know that
death was Inevitable. nut no time was
Loot. The cage was lowered with a
rcfculng party who picked 49, such por-
tons OF the remains aa could be- found.
They were IN n uickoninF. shapolcas and
unrccoguiznhle maH1 and were brought
20 tho surface iu "a candle box and sheet
and viewed hy Acting Conorer stevens.
who deemed Il unnecessary 20 hold an
Inquest.
The deceased was . years OF arc.
unmarried and was formerly resident
N Butte. ne has sister ln Park city.
Mrs Michael Harrington. wife u the
Daly-Wcst shit boaa. $50 arrangements
have vet bcen made Tor the funeral
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ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWS.'l
Park ,ity. Nov i5.-Fouttcon humid
rcd feet to hia death was tho terrible
Journey undertaken by Michael Nc.
carty. q stalwart young miner. at the
DAILY West this morning.
The shocking accident occurred at Z
o'clock. Iust as the mon were changing
shifts. ana that too. when they We're
within twenty-five feet or tho surface.
The cage wae a doublc-dcckcr and
was being hoistod with eighteen men
nine on dock-whcn in some uuac-
countnblo manner McCafty was seized
with dizziness aud rcslcd and fell head
long. His body was caught between
the cage and the side " the shnft and
crushed tl hiH lifc was probably
0quc.Eed out OF him Thon be- onnun-
ucd his downward courss with almost
the velocity Of cannon BAN. hla body
striking the fiiss of the SHAFT as Il
shot down the abyus.
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KEPT ALL THE NAMES BACK
How 4 Was that Msl. Login's Death wai
Not Known Earlier.
Censorship Exercised NJ Manila lrden.
tliy Of MAI. March List of KILLED
aud wounded.

New York. Nov. i5.-Thc dispatches
from Manila yesterday rcfcrrcd to
Major Marsh" az commanding the icft
battalion Of the Thirty-third regiment.
commanded By Col. Hare. In the sharp
engagement with the inaurgonta near
san Fabian Saturday.
The officer ~ Major payton C.. March.
formerly captain Of Aator battery. aud
later on General Macarthur ntnn.
owing 10 the character Of the censor
ship at Manila, Gen. otis not permitting
the sending ~ the nnmci of the Killed
ANA wounded. a full account Of the en-
rnHomcnt near san Fabian was cuhlcd
but the correspondents were not per.
mlttcd 90 send the name OF Major John
"A, Logan. killed In action, ur those "
the others killed or wounded.
Washington, Nov. is-Thc war de-
pnriment has received The following
cnhicsnmi
Gibraltar Nov. is.--Tranaport Thorn.
nH arrived today. Condition uf troops
excellent. all are well.
HOWE, Commanding
Gen. otis today reported the following
casultioH.
Wounded In action at san Matco Nov.
n. James Wright X. sixteenth lnfan-
try. both thighs. sovcfu
In action ut Aruynt october n. James
Turner, I. Twenty-fourth Infantry
neck. severe.
in action San Fabian oxpodltlonay
BRIGADE. Nov. 10. John o'Nell n. Thlr-
tccnth Infantry chest. nevorui Tony
Ederhnrdt. Thirty-third infantry. ahdo-
men. slight. John y. Coates. O.. right
knee. moderate IN action 90 Mndcln-
cut. Nov. 10Th. Ernest W. Rhodra e..
Seventh Infantry, back. severe. Dell
Quincy. rlght thigh. severn
In action road 20 Fan JHclntn. Nov.
N Killed. Oscar X MERCER. acting
hospital steward. Thirty third Infantry.
Lowell ~ Cnatccl sergeant D John A.
Robinson, corporal. William Boone. II;
Smack Mitchell l.; Arthur Pottus. n.
Woundcd Arthur kalzlnHki. SCR
rcant major. left thornN, severe. Her
bert r.. iiarpold, sergeant q, right
thigh slight George 10. Sims, corporal.
/. right lcr, slight. George a. Matlock,
urtincor. A. left forearm, slight inznr0
e.. Castillo, ~ left thprnE. severe, Ed-
ward 4. iiurth. J.. lofl thifh. slight;
Duke n. Howell. 81. LEFT side. slight
John y Wonut. NJ, left side. slight John
W. Stokes. NJ. lcft shoulder. SLIGHT;
Francis G. Tanier. e, right wrist slight.
Charles olnry. y, right lcH. slight.
Charles T. Throckmorion L. riFhi
thigh. slight. Charles y. Rowe. corpor-
OF. NJ. fnrnlu % back. sfNcfri James
Hoyn. H. mnXllliary, SLIGHT
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Columbus, O., Nov. i5-Tho nfh an
nual meeting of the National nuniel-
pal League and the seventh national
conference Tor good city government
opened iu this city today. over 200
dsl.gaten are present Including city
officials and municipal authorities from
nll over the country.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of discussing matters NJ vital lin-
pnrtance 10 municipalities, The dom
inaut feature of the discussion viii bc
the Municipal program The report
on which however. viii not be- present.
ca until Friday afternoon. The pro
gram" will DO offered as the report of
% special committee appointed nt tho
Louisville meeting two years ego.
The opening FcaHlun of the League
convened al $3.50 o'clock. when Hon.
slmdrl l.. Black, former mayor of
Columbus. welcomed The delegates. The
reports Of Secretary Woodruff and
Durham were road,
DR. DcloH r. wilcox of Michigan read
q paper ON IAN examination ~ the pro-
posed municipal program"
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Boston. Mass. Nov. f.--Judgc Colt,
In the United states circuit court. to-
day decided that an cuuloyc OF u rail-
way injured while riding on pass
given him boy corporation, even u It
Wus a part compensation Tor his ser-
Vices. could NOT recover damages The
cnso was that of g. NJ. Whitney. a bag
rurmuntor. against the New York,
Now Haven 81 Hartford railroad. Tho
plaintiff claimed hc was seriously In
jurcd In wreck ON May Z, 1896. ana
sought TO recover SO, 900 damages. one
condition OF the employees pass was
that the cmploye expressly agreed
that tho company should not be liable
under any circumstances Tor any injury
Of person
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Now York. Nov ib-rhc q, s. Senate
committee ON manufactures represented
by senator Mason u Illinois resumed
today lta investigation Into the adult
terution of liquors George n, endlor
editor OF Bonforts Wine ana Spirit
Circular was the first witness
~ firmly believe" be- said. that Of
the imported spirits which are protect
ed by hlgh duty more Of the spurious
than the genuine ~ sold
Mr SadIcr said the government lorea
at least sGO00,000 annually on tho
matter VI spirils alone By dealers usinE
Imitation labels. by spurious beer la
hols he thought the government loss ok
rcedcd 50 900 900 annually
Soywood g.. Brown, a bother uf Inn
purtrd nlos. testified that De had known
OF forty cases Of fraudulent limitations
Of labels. Mr.. Sadler and Mr, Brown
agreed that Senate bill i5s0 II enacted
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pittsburF. Nov. ii-Thrcc hundred
delegates representing $50 companies
with capital OF ui5O11 900 are at.
tending the nfth annual convention 81
the National Hardware association,
which began IN this city today. Tho fCn-
turc Of tho FIRST session was the Intro
ductiou ~ the senatorial delegates from
the National Hardware association Of
Great britain and Canada.
The remainder % the session was de-
voted 10 the reading NJ Officers annual
reports ana the discussion ~ the
changed condition ~ the trade and their
purmnnrncN Tho subject was exhaust
lvuly gone over By reports NJ the Amer
lean Tin Plate COMPANY American
Steel 4 Wire company. American ilcy-
Gle company American Steel Hoop com
pnny National Stamping and Enamel
ing company. Republic Iron ana steel
company, and othvr large combinations.
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Rio Do Janolro. Nov. i5.-Bmzll today
~ celebrating the tenth anniversary OF
the proclamation Of the republic. There
was u military parade and q naval re-
View the PRECEDENT Dr. Campo. SALES.
held "a reception ~ the diplomatic clrna.
ministers, etc. and tonight there VIII
be- balls and other public cntcrtuln-
mpntH,
Tho agitation In the province OF Pa.
hia continues,
The pest has appeared at several
places outside Of Rio De Jnnelro.
A. Snntoa yesterday the supreme ttib-
unal granted that tho six writa II hn-
hena corpus In the ease Of political
prisoners at Matte Crease, including tho
governor vlcc-gOVernor, secretaries.
judges aud number Of citizens ~ inn
portnuCe. The German minister, Count
Won Afno Alley has presented u diplo-
matte motto Co the brazilian government
protesting AGAINST the arrest Of a Ger.
man subject ON board steamer at
Porto Alogro. on the charge 81 gross
immortality.
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New York. Nov. tf-Cantlln ne.
Cluskcy N the detective bureau hnF sc-
rolvcd revcrn' requests from the 80.
lice ln different elites 60 hold Alonzo
J. WhltCmnn, who was arrested here
Monday night with three other mon
ON suspicion N being engaged IN n big
swlrdlinE game. Chief N Police O'Mara.
VI pittaburr. wired Hold him. VIII
sUnd rcuulalilln papers next mall"
chief Inspector Watson. " Boston,
wired;
Hold AlonEo J. whitoman on indlct-
mentr"
Detective C0ilcran. Of Chicago. ais,
sent "a dlHratct, saying! Hold white
man. officer viii leave for him co..
morrow"
Another dispatch rom Woonsockot,
%. H. asked that i,dmunds aud Thomp-
son BE- held.
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factory report. but by contcnding that
the Panama route hud been neglected
the pustponcment OF tho whole matter
was secured
"The new report Informs ne that
the committee will not be able Co report
nt this session The friends ~ Panama
VIII. ~ course. throw ul possible OBJ
stacle1 IN the way OF Tho United States
building the Nicaragua canal. me- the
construction Of one canal will preclude
the building OF others. The Panama
committee say that 800 100000 win be-
required to finish their canal n ~ cor-
tain that they can never raise amy cone
siderable part % this sum n lt b. known
that the United States government in-
tends to build the Nicaragua canal"
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San Francisco. Nov i5.-Eirht trans
ports nrc expected 60 leave this port
fur the Philippines within q week. The
orders are for the Senator and Bon
Mnhr 90 Hnil on Wednesday and carry
20" Furty-nfth regiment u Infantry.
on Saturday the st. Paul and the city
NJ fucbla are under orders TO SAT- but
troops have not yet been assigned 90
thcm The ohio and the Indiana are
scheduled to sail on Monday aud the
Hancock nud the Duke OF Fife will
probably gct away on TUESDAY when
this ncot sails only four transport yes.
sols VIII fcmulu ln the harbor They
VIII Dr. tho palnyvoatuck. Filntrhlrc.
Warren and Wyonold
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A KANSAS TOWN BURNED.
Troy Almost Wiped on the Map by a Oisas-
tfous Blaze.
Pire Companies sent ON special Train
60 Give Assistanec-Hosi
Insured.

81. Joseph. No.. Nov 1.-THE town
Of Troy Kaa.. ten miles west n here.
was almost wiped out by nrc this morn
lng, The blaze originated 90 a general
store conducted by cyrus Leland Jr.
Kansas member o. tho Republican Ma
tionnl committee. seven hurlnrHs houses
were consumed. Three IRE companies
went from here By special train ana
assisted IN saving much property
Nearly M the buiidlnra and stocks
were partially injured.
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Washington. Nov. 1.-THE state de-
partmont has received "a cnblogrnm
from the United States Embassy ut
Rome, stating that pihlnsi the murder
or NJ Ellis. has been sentenced 10 ak
years IN prison. lie Killed Ellis. who
was "a health officer IN Boston. owing 90
ELLIS attempt 60 enforce sanitary rcEu-
lntlunr llo nrd 60 itnly nnl the ltnl-
Ian government refused 100 surrender
him on cNtuditl0n proceedings. because
he WINS AN Italian subject They ga
agree. however. To- try tho man IN Italy
for murder ana the conviction has iuHt
cnse almost without precedent IN Inter
national law.
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New York. Nov. IA special to the
Tribune from Wellington sayui
Representative W. II. Hepburn, Of
Iowa has Just returned 70 Washington.
Mr. Hepburn was chairman In the last
House OF tho committee on Interstate
and foreign commerce the committee
that has charge OF the Nicaragua canal.
quarantine and railway anti-HcalpinF
aud pooling legislation, lie said IN an
Interview;
~ shall Introduce o. Nlcnragunn canal
hlll on the nrst day OF the session and
viii push II 10 action, The opponents
of the canal gained something In the
way Of poHtponcment when they sue
cnsdcd ~ lnterpolatinE Ia the last river
and haAa~ hill a provision FOR new
commission 10 investigate all tho pro-
posed routes across the iathmuH The
Nicaragua route had boon recently In
vcftigatod by careful commission,
which had made most elaborate sur
yoys and had submitted a most Batis-
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Springfield. o.. Nov 1.-THE thirty
third annual session Of the National
grange convened Ia this city today with
Master Aaron Jones Of South Bend,
Ind, In tho chair. Twenty-six States
arc represented,
while the committees were engaged
In their deliberations Master Jones
called on Jubc2 Robinson muster Of
tho Dominion Grange of Canada for
remarks and Mr., Robinson took up tho
most N the morning session bringing
greetings and reviewing the work M the
year In the Dominion, The event ~
The afternoon session was the annual
address of Master Aaron Jones'. which.
together with the report Of committees.
occupied tho time.
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would have done much to rcctify the
evil
nr. Fuuvia wyatt consulting chem
irt 90 the National nruwiug Academy,
said tho use u starch bearing cereals
iu the manufacture of beer does not
influence its quality nor detrnct from
IT, purity. 10 Imported beers Or. Wyatt
rnid De- had found hlsulphlde OF lime.
which ho considered r. better ana more
Wholesome preHorvhtlvc than Hnucyllc
acid. ln Imported Wines Dr. Wyatt SAID
he had found great ndulturutl0n.
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celvcd with a royal salute and escorted
by detachment on the household cav
airy. The procession started for Chiffon
reclamation.
Making sion 40 the council house.
the queen knlghtod the mayor of lirls-
tol, She expressed hcr qualification at
the city's growth since she had visited
II as r. princess and at The fact that
glOucostcrFhlrr had contributed no
many members OF The army ana navy
who had recently been Ho conspicuous
for their vnlor and devotion. The
route 90 Clifton was lined with "a force
OF 1000 volunteers and regulars The
school children gathered ln the park
and sang tho national anthem,
An address by the mayor and curpnr-
gold caaket.
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New York omel.i Can. Dovn an impudspi
LAWYER.

New York. Nov, 1.-THE work or co..
lccting n jury for the trial OF Holland
~ Molinoux, who IN accused or the
murder N Mr.. Katherine J. Adams. In
December last was resumed today
The prisoners father rlt ut the counsel
table with bis son today. nH be- ana yca-
icrday. Tho examination uf mioameu
proceeded without Incident until SIR
Wccka. leading counsel Cor che defense.
put one uf the t1loHmen a hypothetical
question. Recorder Con lntarftrod. Hny-
ingi ~ WIN not permit citizens who
come before this court Co b. held up to
ridiculc because they cannot answer
questions college president mlght not
BE- able Co answer.
u want you, gentlemen" addressing
counsel, ITO inlay the dread 1n the part
oi citizens who come here hy cumpul-
sion a. undergo these preliminary cx-
animation. The tulcHmun must b. pro.
tcctcd In this matter"
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President McK,nio, directs OTIS to wara
Auuinnidn,

Washington. Noy. 1.-THE President a.
imnkln onortf tp secure the protection
Of spanish prisoners with the inHuf.
gents in the Philippine, a cable mea-
sage relating Co this subject has heeu
cd Go Gen. MucArthur with Instructions
Ia get II 90 Aguln1ld1 n possible. The
President rvgurFlH the kindly ana hu.
name treatment 81 the spanish PRISON.
ere. and tho message also contains al
intimatlon that any ~ the inHurgouta
whom thoy arc taken hy the Uullcd
stntos forces operating IN the Islands.
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|cFMERkL ASSAULT
ON LADYSMlTH.
,oviety in England to Know Whether or
Not General White was Able
to Hold Out.

,ouadc Began at Daybreak, Now 9-That Was the Last
Heard by the British from Gen. WheLaer, the Rifle Fire
Recan Beers at 1900 Yards-News Of Attack Comes from
Pretoria. and is Beieyed-No Definite Report Further
Paris Says the Beers Captured Ladysmitl- Advance Of
Uoers Was Surprise-British Success at MaiekingBrI
U,u Charge Of English Cavalry lnicts Severe Damage
pnm puddings for British in South Africa.
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FRENCH OFFICERS KILLED.
Omeer. We're Imprudent French Ad.
mirai Acts Promptly -ncpara-
ton Demanded.

Paris. Nov i5.-Admlral Courrcioloa
cab,sa Kwung chow Vans that two OF
hiH officers who. NJ Montao. imprudcntiy
crossed tho river, were murdered by
Chinese. The French admiral then
seized the project Of the province Of
iiainan and bis gunhoat
The French minister at pekln has
been Instructed 10 demand from the
Taung u Yamon the punishment OF the
murdcrcra and the responsible authori-
ties.
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TERRIBLE HEADLONG
PLUNGE TO DEATH
LabOrer at the Daly-West Mine Falls
Fourteen Hundred Feet and is Reduced
to an UnrecOgnizable Mass.

Michael Mccarty the Victim Of the Shocking Tragedy-Over
With Dizziness, He Lost His Balance Topped Over
the Side Of the Cage and Shot Down the yertice Abyss
With the Velocity Of a Cannon Ball-Fragments Of His
Shapeless Body Picked Up and Brought TO the Surface
in Candle Box and Sheet-No Inquest Was Considered
Necessary by Acting Coroner Steyens-Funera Arrange.
ments Not Yet Made.
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ChlgaE0. Nov. IA special 10 the
Record from orilE. Mexico. alya.
The Nnoul Indians have become very
aggressive within tine lHHt few DAYS.
The main BODY OF the rebels stul has
ite rendezvous in tho mountains north.
cost OF Slhuinhu. but rowing bands of
braves are becoming b1ldcr I'm their
operations. The tuoln. commanded hy
Con. Tnfr,H. have h1d a number III dos.
pcrgtc cugnremeuls Wlth thee. Indian.
ana q number have been fIlsl or
wounded un both Sides several tInch.
men who have been with the f,hallIoua
tribes hove been arrested
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Washington, Nov i5.-Unfavorablc
weather conditions humpered the nH-
tornomers at the naval observatory last
night Clouds prevented observations
until after Q o'clock this morning IL
was, however only partially clear at
any time. The paths VI ton leonldi me-
teora were plated ON the star chart.
ono OF these meteora was us bright as
a second magnitude star. but the others
We're fainter
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Victoria. N. c.. Nov. 1.-THE Whaling
iicct now on iia way home will bring
O. revenue 60 san Francisco NJ about
N.l0lOn. u BE- composed IN tho steam.
ots jeanette. with catch Of 81 whnlcH.
ne kutlurk with seven. the Alexander
with eight the Nolur1 with go
NE Mary u. Hicks. with "a. the
grumpus with i've. the nalonn with
seven. the Narwi ll with three. and the
bark Alaska with three
The total catch Tor tho nine voa.ain
" 100 whales. or iil. Including rho
catch N the Mermaid. now heru. The
hunting gruundn were between Her
echell island, nt the north Of tho Me-
keuzlc river. ana H1nkalnnd Though
the whales were found Oh thc Canadian
connt not single Canadian weasel was
operated thin year.