The true northerner., 1900-11-30

The receipts from the war revenue
act for the first four months OF the
present fiscal year were s3S.39S.S56.
Mile. Yvett Guilbert. VINO had been
in Berlin for several weeks undergo.
ing medical treatment, has returned to
Paris.
Emperor William, in the name of
the German empire. will present to
Paris Germany's imperial building at
the exposition.
The official vote of Virginia in the
last presidential election, as ascertain.
ed Monday, was: Bryan, 140,179; Nc
Kinley, 117,151; Woolley, 2,167.
A large bar iron, sheet and tube
plant will soon be erected at Youngs.
town, Ohio, with capital of $500. 900,
which will soon be increased to 81 ,000,.
600.
The London anti-gambling league
took out summons Thursday afternoon
against c. A. Pearson for publishing
skill competitions in his weekly pa
pers.
DR.. j. w. Brock, a noted army sur.
geon died at his home in Leavenworth,
Kansas, Monday. He served through
the civil war in the Goth Ohio volun.
teers.
Germany's pig iron production for
October was 742,720 tons, the highest
figures ever reached, the output being
33,520 tons above that of the previous
month.
The Austrian government has lodged
a strong protest in Berlin against the
new meat exclusion law which hits
Austrian sausage in the Prussian from.
tier.
Prince Won Lynar to represent him at
the funeral of Sir Arthur Sullivan. His
majesty has wired condolences to Mr..
Herbert Sullivan.
The remains of Sir Arthur Sullivan,
the composer who died suddenly
Thursday morning last at his home in
London, will be buried Tuesday in ST.
Paul's cathedral.
Nine. Marie GoetZe, the best alto at
the Royal Opera, lies in a critical con-
dition at Berlin from the effects of an
escape of gas in her bedchamber on
Thursday morning.
While changing anchorage Friday at
Breslau, the battleship Amiral Baudin
collided with the cruiser D'Estaing.
They were disentangled by tug. The
damage done WITS slight.
The Chilian government has invited
tenders for 10000 tons of rails for the
new railroads. Rumors that Chile is
buying guns and other armament are
entirely without foundation.
Capt. McGown has been ordered to
Key West where he will become com.
mandant of the Key West naval sta
ton, succeeding Capt Impie, who is
transferred to San Francisco.
F. Schultz, a Berlin cabinet maker,
has been sentenced to three months
Imprisonment for criticising Emperor
Williams mo pardon speech" Schultz
is the sixth victim within a week.
Discrimination in freight rates
against Norfolk, Neb., and Chicago,
was again the subject of inquiry by
the interstate commission Wednesday
at Chicago. No decisin was given out.
The federal trades assembly Of
Tampa, Fla, has decided on a general
sympathetic strike. No settlement
has been reached in the cigarmakers'
trouble. A local company of militia
remains under arms.
Senor FREDERICK Degetau, Porto Ri.
can commissioner to the United States
congress, sailed for the United States
Monday on board the steamer Captain
Sampson. which is due to arrive at
! New 1OrK december i.
The quartermaster general has been
informed that the transport McClel-
land left San Juan, p. r., Thursday for
New York with Batteries e and G. of
the Fifth artillery and Company l, of
the Eleventh infantry
Edward Holden, of Tiffin, o., charg-
ed with having been married twelve
1 times, and who it is alleged has nine
/ ;xrip fC.
\ itentiary Monday for one year for big
amy on one of the counts.
William A. Clark has left Los An
geles. Cal, for the east to remain until
the first of the year, when he will =
turn to Montana to further hiss inter
ests in the senatorial contest in the
state legislature.
"The jockey club has adopted a new
regulation" says the Vienna CORE
spondent of the London Daily Chron-
icle. "forbidding doping on Austrian
and Hungarian race courses. Whisky.
sherry and champagne are not forbid
den."
The radical newspapers of Rome are
making a campaign in favor OF the
withdrawal of the Italian troops from
China. declaring that in the rescue of
the members of the foreign legation
at Pekin they accepted their sole task
The semi-official Berliner Post de-
mands that the fifth cable between
England and Germany. the funds for
which were long ago raised, shall be
laid Immediately, asserting that "enor.
nous damage is resulting to German
trade from the want of it."
AS protest against the refusal OF
the Lord Mayor of Cork to entertain a
motion to confer the friendship OF
that city upon Mr.. Kruger, the corpo-
ration adjourned Friday, the adjourn.
ment resolution being adopted by a
large majority after a big debate.