, 1900-11-08
r~ELEoRAPHIc eREviTIEs.

| coming canadian SOllieIS from SOull
Africa. was welcomed at Halifax with
roaring cannon.
r,,ry cono peonIo attended the Chi
ooao borSa ebny, In ono nipht. which is
the most successful affair of the kind
! ever held in the CITY.
r,,o r,,oncb o,,,isors Ia siolle and La
eorobct tbnf ormo, Tho fagship of Adj
mi,oi Ricbard arc In baltimore harbor
and will stay n week.
William 81 Iobn I.vno nremier of
Nv, Sartb N-oIns sors tho Australian
neon1e U.omld lilo IA 500 Oneen Victoria
aSUrna tbn titIa of oncan Of Australia.
- - .ona1 oeioos IN
~bfcoao . n tnie@roms yare recently
cont ont In opo doy which ought To
Iaya Lant hoth, tha vriros and the oner-
ators hot
-
NoLHl'n piohh"' one -
noUntrr dinJ ~ Kanko,yno Wisconsin
, octohc,. aotb oftor ! Iingering Illness
res,,Iting from an~nandicitis
Mary Noelker, a waitress at the Man
haitian hotel. wichita, Kansas, a ran
en heIr . " properly VI Fop'oo''
ueesehugu lIoni ,ne PcNNeiS '" '0
lahu. Inc esta'e Is Ill Hull
III IAfN. lbllIA IAANHfll-l llN'llsllh
the oldest minister of the Christian
Church in the United States, died sud
denly at Chesterfield, Indiana, octo-
Der 18th. aged eighty-one years.
A Cleveland dispatch says the price
of steel plates has been advanced from
IL tc 1.25 cents. by agreement among
the manufacturers. who have recent
ly been comforting upon the subject.
Edward Dewey. brother of Admiral
Dewey, died at Montpelier, Vermont,
October 2Sth, at the Q of seventy-one
years. He served in the Civil War as
ouartcrmaster of the Eighth Vermont
regiment.
In II o Court of AnncoIs at Frankfort.
Kentucky. the Judgment of the lower
court in the contests over the minor
state officers was affirmed. thus cstab-
fishing the title of the Democratic in
cumbents.
NJ Nilerond the French minister of
m has obtoIned President Lou.
bets signature to a decree p~rolonging
the Exposition until November 18th,
and fixing November 9TH as n free day
for the poor.
w s Robson. one of the most extern
slye cotton planters OF Texas. has
rotbnrnd statistics from tho Rrozos
and Colorado valleys and declares that
the boil weavil has destroyed SG,OOO,-
o worth of this years cotton crop.
AT Roston n fayv DAYS since Harry
EIks broke all bicvrIa records from
twelve to twpntv-dye miles inclusive,
his time for TWENTY-FIVE miles being
37:O2 80. which beats the previous rec
ord made by Stinson by II Is sec
onds.
A disnatch received Mt the War De-
partmcnt ~oun the arrival Mt Ma
i Mia of the TRANSPORT Hancock with
three companies of the Fourth and four
of the Twcuty-fifth infantry and three
officers and 100 men of the marine
corps.
A hand of American confidence mon
has successfully done BerlIn and other
German cities nassfnr Confederate $40
bills. which have been readily accer~,
ed nj forty marks 10 5ol nacb Tho nr
lice have received reports of scores of
victims.
Ayondolc. tbe ESTATE Of tbe late
Charles Stewart pornell WINS sold nj
auction October 31st Inv Inc land
iudrn's corrt Tho S~,urcbasaT yvos Mr.
Rowland. n friend of .John Harvard Par.
neiI hrothrr of mo famons Irish
statesman.
ANY attcmpt on the mart of Germany
10 establish n coallng station in terri
tory of Venezuela will he opnosed Inv
the United States saws n Washinrton
special TO he New York Herald Such
action would be in violation of the nrin.
ciples of the Monroe doctrine.
According to n c~orrcsnonden+ or tho
London Daily Mail. the Boers have IL
600 men in the field nearly hoIf of
whom are i'm ORANGE Riyer Cnlony
These are divided into commanders ~,
some 300 men eocb. Int ore rnnohIa NJ
combination for large onernnonS
rxrortmort, voaro.ana
AIM aIan,r ~ 80" w, al ruiLoua
Gross. Fusion 4 uomnsteod raiiwav
in London. whose franchise was re-,
Gently acmlircd Inv Charles II YnrEas
have been commenced. and the work
will be continued without interrrn.
ton.
mo I,r,,, cnor
tbat mo Trinno nf Walls hos nan"aIIo1