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HQ Maldentvlllert IlaI Nothing to Kay.
A" Statement That Mr. ltlulne Will Not
Be III the CllllufitI-§tlggdnlltllll Ill to
Who \VIII “0.
NEW YORK, Nov. lI.-~l'l‘l'qut‘lll‘t'lt‘I‘l Ilarv
I'lIIotI inabout tln- only llltlll in the country
now who is not making IubIIII-t nuggeatimw.
All the [mlltieiaua and newspnlwl‘h are dis.
caning llr. lilaino‘s desinw and ohmic-Inaug—
[eatingplamo for other prominent Republi-
aam and anticipating a general M'l'lllllltlt'.
All the papens of ltI'III’I-ity are thmrizing on
the subject, and no two are alike. The l’l‘t‘svi
tllep I, which is prulmbly an “I‘ll iIIfoInIe-i a.
any other, owing to its ntandlug in the party.
Ilium the attention as follow a:
“James G Blaine is the material of oak
flicked up first by most of the cabinet makers.
e will not be in the cabinet. it will be
Iatisfactory enough for him, and perhaps
.tlsfactory enough for his friends in and
ontofthe party, to know that he might, if
he chooe, be the secretary at new Nor Is it
at all probable that Mr Blaine will go
abroad. He will spend the winter in Wade
lngton engage-.1 in building up his private
m and the preparation of another
book. It is possible, too, that with Frye or
Hale in the cabinet. or out of the country,
Mr. Blaine might sit in the senate. Senator
Frye likes his prcaieat place well enough;
Senator Halo has refused cabinet positions.
Perhaps he would prefer an important foreigt
mimion to the humdrmn of Wauhingtnn
life: for if Mr. Hale finds it liI'elier in the
capital city than some others do. he could
find it lively abroad most likely.
“Senator llawley and Senator l’latt are
spoken of. 'flxey are also pretty comfortable
where they are. Morgan Bulkeley, late can-
didate for governor, evidently has the stuff
in him for any high place, and there 1% Sam
Feast-mien, long the Republican campaign
executive in the Nutmeg state and the favor-
ite of a thousand influential frienrht “ ar-
ner Miller has led II' hat many called all alon
a forlorn hope; and whether he ever ltn
doubts or not that he should fail he is the
man most in the popular eye for a sure port-
folio—and most commonly for the treasury——
because of his unquestionable service in be-
half of the national ticket.
”Senators Evans and lliscock. eXISenator
Platt and Cornelius N. Blisu are suggI-a-twl
for the New York member. It is notb .. ener-
ally believed that Senator BI arts. liming
held a cabinet place already, or that ex—
Seuator l’latt,‘whose private interests keep
him largely occupied, Ivuuld take mrtfolius.
Senator Hiscock and ('I'Imelius N. Bliss might
and might not think they could aflord to go
ate the cabinet.
”There are two men who arcassnre 1h"
anybody can be of place; in the official
family. One is John Wanamaker. thu- other
lchn. Lew “'allacc. life long friend and
biographer of Gen. Harrison. The navy or
war portfolio will be his.
"Then: is little tall: about the southern
member. Gen. Nathan Gull", or West Vir-
ginia, is moot spoken of. but his ambition is
known to be in the direction of the senate.
Theroisagencnd imprmsion that “'illiam
Cassius Goodloe. of Kentucky. would be an
efficient and well selected cabinet olllcer.
“There are several big Republicans who
are pretty sure not to be in the cabinet. Be-
sidesdames (l. Blaine there are John Sher—
man, Matthew Stanley Quay. erph Benson
Foraker, “'illiam Boyd Allimu, John h‘ulli-
, van Clarkson, William McKinley, Jr.,and
Rustic“ Alexander Alger. Senator Sherman
has been material for. two out 0 three-per-
sons who have gunc into the cabinet making
business, and it has even been prolieted tlmt
the friends of Governor Fnrakcr would urge
the aelcnirm of Mr. Sherman in owl-II that
the governor might the sooner get to the
senate. The best. informed take no stock in
that} The radiator is comfortable where he
' is, and may retire altogether in two years.“
AHerald special from lndianapolis says:
Next to John C. Now, the lndiana man who,
aocordingtomch exprwsions of opinion as
may be heard, is most likely to be chenea one
of the administration advisers, ichn. Lew
Wallace. Hi; relationi to the president elett
have been of an intimate ‘naturc. He wrote
thecmnpaign biography of Gen. Harrison,
and it is believed that his judgment, as well
ashisexperieace, is valued by the president
elect. If heis made a cabinet minister he‘
will probably be the secretary of war.
Warner Miller for Senator.
“maximums. Nov. ll—A runmr is prcv— l
dent here that Warner Miller may return
to the senate, a milieu hr: would much pre»
for to a cabinet portfolio. The plan, as
mooted, contemplates the retirement of Jus-
tice Blatchford from the supreme bench,
which he (an now do on full pay, and the
appointment Senator Evans to the va-
mcy. “'arncr Miller would then be elected
senator to fill out Senator Evam’ term.
Cantata in South Carolina.
Cnanwsrox, 8. (.1, Nov. li—s. W, Me.
Kinky will contest the seat in congrats .
awarded on the returns to Congressman
Samuel Dibble from the First district. and
T. E. Miller will contest Congressman Will-
iam Elliott’s seat from the Seventh, or
diatrict. Mr. uni... olairnathat 1.34m
Repuhlieanballotswere destroyed
, California's Delegation.
Sax Fluxmsco, Nov. li—The conga»
donal delegation of California will stand five
Republicans to one Democrat elected. De
Haven (Rep) in the First. district, will have
amajority of at least it”, although at one
time it looked as though he was beaten. ‘
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Kenna' a Claim.
Wasnum'rox, Nov. ll-The following db
W was received here yesterday;
Cmnuxros. W. Va Var. 13,
I. A. loaning. Pcnlioa Oflloe‘. “‘lshingtun.
W in safe and Alderwn (Dem) a;
Joust E. Kim's...
km From Virginia.
RICEIOSD, Nov. 11-Nlnety-ilve counties
and cities heard from officially, out of 112 in
the state, give Cleveland a majority of 3,363.
The other: will probably rod-ca the majority
Lilli) or moo.
AWeldodfll‘hDo‘ru.
Nzw Yeas, Nov. lL—Thomal 1.. Both
mummm himselfdaadattlw
Kohl Royalmn mutt is append,“
havyha-thronghbeuon that-micke-
elected.
tint. Howuazraad olJohallnor
Muvmm lgcndidate for
mwmhlamothc’n sidewa- ade-
(mtdhlexanderflmlllon.
J“ Yellow forum
Jame-rm No.3". ll—‘l'h-om
’- m,auo and two death—H. III-
“ (new and A. V“ Olly
w-odfiv-w” initiate. new
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ROC HESTER'S HOLOCAUST.
Eight More lludlm. Found and Twelve
‘ Hllll Mining.
ltm-nzuflm, N. Y. , .‘I'ov. ll.~-'l‘he workmen
etIIployod in excavating the ruins of the
lantern “Ill‘lu came upon a ghutly find in
the wutheaxt writer of the fulfill. l'ndur
amt-blurry, rolls of wire, pipe and debris of
all liltitllll‘nfl found a heap of what were
once human turnoucrushed by the weight
which had rented upon them for daya Eight
bodies Ive-m found in about-h. where they
had evidently gone down to death together.
The record Ilandx: Dead, :1; iii bodiesbelng
tall-In out of the ruins and .I Ily Ing from
their inquieII. There are 12 still mining,
lupimxltolmeovend up. 'l‘lure seems to
be no doubt that the death list will number
'ii Subscriptions for the beneilt of the
butlereruare coming in rapidly, about $7.0“)
having been raised place Saturday The
three theatree will give benellta thiswmlt,
Clara Morris coming lupecially Irma llutl'alc
to tain- part in one l~ridn_I nfte noon. Th!
laIIlI-I II c Impauy has contribut “All? tc
the fund.
Uur .‘lnry'l \At'IIAlIIIIInl- Home.
NEW YIIIIK. Nov. Il.-Illary Anderson,
who appeared for the tire: tune since her re-
turn to America at Palmer's theater last
night, under the manaflement of Mr. Henry
E. Abbey, reunited a wry IIarm Welcome at
the hand: of her old friends. who filled the
theatre to ourtlouing Slim; Anderson‘s
rule was the dual one of Hermione and Per-
ditu in “The Winter‘s Tale," and Idle rcn‘
dIIrod it with all the grace and atrength for
which sheisfamed. Among the noted per-
ans present III-re tit-II. Sherman. lieu.
Sit-him. M. (‘uquelim (lea. Horace l’ut‘lt’l’,
v John (Filbert, and scores of others reproach-
tativc of the most critical, artiiltic, literary
and meial eireiea .‘Ilnla Anderson was called
bet-rm the curtain again and again, and
finally expresaed in a few well chosen word:
lzcl' pleasure at thI.I kind reception given her.
Sen-ark (tannin "art in a Collision.
EASTUS, l’a., Nov. H.—+’hortly before
:{t‘ll‘ Jersey Central road, conveying; the
Newark Gnarls, of Newark, N, .l., to Read-
ing, collided with a lIelIigh Valley engine,
which “'11:: taking water on the main track
in South Eaaton. Both engines were wrecked
and one car «Insiderably damaged. Frank
M. Smith had tvm ribs broken and h'm spine
injured; Chflrlt‘sl l’ell had his head badly
cut, and Frank Livingstone was consider-
ably cut and l-ruiird. it is feared Smith i:
fatally injured. All are IneIIIben; of the
guards. and are being cared for in this city.
'l'lngurmls continued on to Reading. The
tl-‘I‘lilclll was due to th: nigual: not being (vlr
awrvml.
Matesman, Manufacturer and Vagrant.
NILII' Yuan, Nov. ll.~('hanuceytilzsdrirh.
aged '25, formerly a state lit‘llt‘llul' of Connect
irut and at on" time a wealthy clock mauu
fmrturer in that state, Ira-I arraigned in
llrmklyn asa vagrant. lle, lost his fortune
in stock speculations and became a day
laborer. He finally lost even lost this [ml
lion. and outlet. tithe cut his throat, but
did not sue-{ml in killing himself. ileum
arrested on the charge of attmupting suicide,
but as no one saw the deed the charge could
not b’I proven. and vagrnney was nulatituted.
In this Goodt itll [II-ea 'le nut guilt}. and was
remanded ha a llt’xbl'dl . on the L'I‘Itli inst.
TlIrI-e llIIIlAlI-e round in the Buiua.
C It ATTA \IIIIIJA, Tenn, Nov. H.-—'l‘ he bodia
or Jlaj Bigger. of Atlanta, (in. Ella White,
aclialnbernmid, and 'l‘uomaa Moorepf Bloonk
ington, Illa, Were found in the ruins at liry-
ant's European hotel, which burned Monday
night Bigger had cseapml. but returning to
got his Ialisr he II In» wu ,zhl «In tln-stuIrII'nI',
and sinnly Int-misttwlto death III his hands,
which I. Iret ighlly I- lion hml were haullsful
of hair. which l:-- turn t'I'uIII hi.» head life
death Illilnl tum: burn a {rightlul one.
BluurI-‘s l. Ilv can burn -l to n I‘I'Iep. Al-
though wart-h is still going nu. no more
halt-:3 are belieI'I-l to be in the lililli.
(J: Ind Army ( unm- iI.
ALnANI, XIII; . ll.— the t-ranl Army
umncil of adininislmtlun hell its regular
quarterly met-ting at Ilcgnlrtmevut headquar-
ten, in this city. It was the lnrgmt IIIIcting
of the council yet held under the prrsent ad»
ministration Th.I “imb- day was spent in
transacting routine busim- -:, auditing the
quarterly reports, etc. The mums of twenty-
four comrade.- were [Irma-tel, and their 1th
poiutment rccmume a la! as aides on the stall
of the national cm nmander In chirf. A com-
mittoeI “11> appointed t Iseiwt a plum;- for the
holding of the next state encampment, and
to report later on.
A Long “'Ilntctl Murderer Caught.
Prrrsncno, Kev. l-l.—-Wurd was received
in the city that “Sig" Lee, who with Ward
McConkI-y and others murdered lift-Clare, a
McKcI-sport merchant, some years ago at
"Deadman‘s Hollow," near McKecqmrt, L; in
jail at MOHla'lOWH, l’a. Ward McConltI-y
was the only one of the gang that. was
caught and be, after a Mini, was hanged.
It I: l’reportcd bv the \Iorriitowu jailer that
the man in his custody ha.» confessed that he
is".\ig"1.ec, and is named in Allegheny
county for murder. Officers have gone tc
Morris-1mm and will bring flee to this city.
Somebody Evidently Trying a Fraud.
Mist. :zarous, NoI.14.—— The Chieagc
Tribune of Monday stated that an appeal
had been made to the Chicago Grand Army
posts to assist Grand Army men in Dakota,
5000f whom were mid to be wfl'oring‘for
the necessaries of life owing to the fallure oi
crops S. H. Jumper, of Aberdeen, mljutant
general of the grand army in Dakota, tote
graphs The Journal as follows: “I do not be
lieve there is any sutfcring among the Grand
Army men in Dakota. it there is the
Grand Army of Dakota will take careot
them."
ludiana’a Gubernatorial Vote.
Ixouxarous, Nov. 14.——The secretary of
elato‘has completed his tabulation of the
vote on the state ticket. The footings show
that for governor Hovey (RI-p.) received
whim, and Maison (Dem) 251.0%; The
to Prohibition vote is 9,776 and
Union labor 2,661. Republican plurality,
2,191. The vote on electors willnot-becan-
ramed until the fourth Monday in thin
month, and but few returns thereon have
been received from the marshals appointee
to reboot them.
\t'omén’a Collage Opened.
BALTIIIORE, Nov. ll—Tbe Women‘l Col
logo of Baltimore was formally opened.
Bishop 1!. W. Warren, of the Methodist
Episcopal church pt Denver, Cold, and Pro
fe-or D. C. Gilmnu, president. of Johns Bop
kin- Imlvcnity. made mtdm-m- William 1t:
Hopkins is president of the new college. ’lt
wufounded by Rev Dr. Johnlt. Gaucher.
'nIe build are located at. the corner of St.
Paul and streets. and coat 0145.000.
Particular ottoman in to be paid to phylleal
Wt.
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FliilSlTUllli BEALBE
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large stock of all klllfll‘ of fumiture.
30 Main Street. Noni-ant.
Also prepared to familh everything neceeurv for
the in: ermeut of the dc-ul, day or niaht Telephone
0 Inncction with residence No. 3 Berkley plac c.
\tch 19.6112
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Ital alwaye in stock I full line of
Columbus. Walthnm.
Elgln. Springfield,
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French and American Clocks,
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mama. m Fine Jewelry.
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A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Something new. best thing out.
W. O.QUINTARD,
IUBIC HALL BLOCK.
Slate Roofing
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We are prepared to do that class Job of
SLATING
ln eltllor BANGOR. EAST BANGOR. or
PENABGYE SLATE
at 5 cents per foot and llllllll'll.
l’artier wishing slate roofing Itmnld fall on u-
anre contracting elsewhere.
A. BACK 8: Go.
WathBt.. foot of llavllaad South liorwalk
E. U. WHITNEY’S ART STllllE,
5'78 Main Rtroot,
SO. NORWAL .
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FRAMING at lowest nricec.
Full line of Artists’. Materials.
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Gold Spectacles. Hiding Bows and Eye Glam
III. I [cum are of Inmriorqnality and at
pr: cor. In '3. l!
THOSE WHO DESIRE
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Poultry,
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Vegetables,
I. an} . ,'
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to call at the
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Elsewhere.
Orders: solicited avd coed-I delivered to any part
at City.
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BROADCLOTHS.
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0! our own import-t alien. One me of the wales-t and best Henrietta Cloth» aver mantle re Mia
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HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR 3 ALE
Situated III. Main .-trect, ll est Avenue, Taylor Avenue, Elm—
«{er .ttenue lionroc.‘ Ztreet Woodward Avenue, Lowe Street,
(Ton-tuned ..t’reet. .LpIiug Street, Corner Summit and Golden
Hill Street», Hartline-l Mice: (J'mner Union and Franklin
‘5‘: . III-.1, Meadow Street and 1‘ urnpde
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LOTS
Situated on llaiu Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and West
Street, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meadow, ‘
Street. (Irma Street,Summit Street. Elmwood Avenue, Bay.
view Avenue, Pine Street Prospect Place, Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street Ila) mend Street, Corner Water and Raymond
Silicate and Lute Painting on the Carriage Bridge.
East Norwalk.
ileum and Mia admitted on Pleasant Street, 0§born Avenue, .I
(' Ive Street, Henry Street, Corner Hoyt Street and Cottage
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and St. John Avenue.
The looperty on the above list will be sold at reasonable
[”in and on my terms. .
B e aloe have some outside property for sale at very reason
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