.
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. troupe. "thud-owed.“
raaothsrs.wlllourayou
fuuWu actors
)TheNchcnathil! Bewith»
the Houston the Tariff.
m
'3' mm mmsm mmn
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ms rsvt la the comp-tn Wat—Ill]!
f.‘ ”ml-"hyhrm.
rumor. Nov. lz—The senate-mu
mehthe balance and may be a
“Witbcertain thatitwillbeia
'loflwllwlththohonnein regard to a low
tall. Thalateat figuresaltowthatthe
* ”will”. fiepnblicanrJS; Demo
“casts. a; mom, 4, the latter being:
South Dakota. 1; Reason, 2. and Nevada, 1.
'Oftheaetheonlyonewho can be counted
ontovotowith the Republicans is Peder,
of Kansas.
0! the other two known wanton—Kyle,
of Booth Dakota. and Stewart,of Nevada—
ths former has always voted with the Dan
errata. and Stewart has left the ltepnhlio
all mdhnowa Populist. Exactly who
.wfll be the new senator from Kansas is not
knownbatifitabon be Jerry fiimpson.
sshrnnsorod, then course he will vote
with the Democrats. The new senator
from Hebrsska. which state the Populists
curl, will most likely heScnatorPadtloek.
Private dispatches from Wyoming,
which E claimed also by the Populate,
give the legislature to the Republicans
and some the reelection orfrands 2.
Warren. Thus it will be seeathatthc
senatewlll beaoclooethat on manyooew
almthencwviccpmidentwill be called
upon to cast the deciding vote.
The employees at the senateeadof the
Capitol have already begun to realize that
thsyhsve got to go. The aenatewill go
into extra aaslonat onceand reorganize
under the new administration. The vice
president will take charge and the new
members be sworn in before the cabinet is
confirmed, and so the new aecretary.eer-
geaat at arms and clerks will get their
places at once. The Democrats will fill all
the big chairmanship of the ornate cone
mittcea, and already the Democmtie ata-
ators are picking out their place: under
the new deal.
Dopcw laptata‘ ‘
New Your, Nov. lz—With reference to
the charge recently made bylllr. T. C. Plutt
that the loss of New York state to the Rev
pablican party in the late election was due
to Ir. Depew'n inexperience in campaign
flatten, the latter informed the United
Prunpormthat he had nothing todo
with the running of the campaign in New
York further than making speeches. llc
add that early in the campaign it an
agreed between himself and Mr. Plan that
the latter was to run the "mmhiW'mi
that he (Depew) was to do the speech
making. The molt, Mr. Depcw declared.
could not be attributed toany one pemn
or party of persons. New York alone did
not aflect the, result. It wars the whole
country. The tu-nplr- wanted acharme of
policy. Mr. Depcw Plaid that the Home.-
atead strike also attested the voting. He
also denied the statement that either Dir
Frick or Mr. Carnegie contributed tothv
campaignfands.
lcl’llerm [or the Cabinet.
”morale, Nov. lz—lt was an—
nonncedhere today by a local Mocrat
whois in touch with Chairman Barrity
andothcr leading members of the party
thatScnator John R. McPhcrron,of Sew
Jersey, will be the secretary at the area»
Itry in the (Rowland cabinet. The ten
ator'a relations with Hr. Cleveland have
always been close, personally and polio
lcally, it was said. and long before the
convention. when New Jersey’s
llamocratic attitude waaa matter of con
earn, he succeeded in bringing Governor
Abbott and other influential Democrats
Intoliasfor Clevelaw. Senator Mel’hcr.
son h farther given credit for New Jemy'a
flardy support of the presidenulect at the
Mainstream. andalso for keeping
thsmln Democratic line laat Tana-lay.
Thaanonncev said thereitanundemaml
hgtkatthc New Jersey senator will be of,
fund the portfolio.
Quay Ill! happen lssdsr.
Manama, Nov. lz—Ja considers»
tloa of the antccsatnl manner in which
General Reader directed the Republican
atateeampsign, which resulted in the re-
ths reelection of Ssnator Quay. the
lsttcr.ltwas stated today,hasntvsaths
Iatsehalvtaaathsassarsaceot mature
form. Beasrallfutiap
abobsa candfiateforthsnbrm
m
Was.
u-ltctaras fnm‘svsaty
la Nebratka
in
F
their whats atatc ticket
plurality om the latter
tbs Democrat» Mag third lathe
Dav. Barrlssawlll have a ptarabtyovvr
Weaver amounting to shout mom
out. Apparently lop-um
ii“
(Shannan, an. 12—1» Leader has W
m bulletin of olelal Damn!
hollllbatataeouatisvlaokla Accord
hgtwht‘hsssdgaresth Republican ticket
new “immorality.“ shall
havemoamnauvemuthe
manuals».
not been sis-pay.
QMM“ .m-u
Call and we Them.
mouse It mm A stun.
lllllhelortlo.
WWII”.
as»
and
IT. MIME.
warm all!
to 1mm
THE tun blittm. It FMWKE.
new Orleans wont-u- Itetura to Mr
Hans-It coat a llllloa Marl.
Parkcnuoa. who brought the merchants
undstrlkarr together. Twenty-five thou—
audition in bftydilfersnt trader went
aektoworkataslgnal. Thseardrlvna.
whowerc getting fifty dollarsa mouth for
twelve hours’ daily work Irctorethettrike.
mvogoncbaektoworkat forty dollars a
vacant bristle“ madly. mum;
ontofsyatpat , now-m
theirowa. 'rhs’ncrohoa‘ms hub-m
:trbitratethaqmion watt”. '
ends of the strikers found that their
olaccawcraalteadydlled.
't‘hs strike,whieh hascott over “MM
began on M24 with the refnsslof the
employers to grantthe dcrnandsof the
draymeaJo-dsrs and scaletaeatorhlgber
wageuaudthat noncbntunlonmenbs
employed. Otksrworkcrrjoinedtheranks
at the strikers, Including the gashonse
wakemsleetrlc light men and atrectcsr
employmnntflthsbnstacssotthstltywss
alnwstatastaadstlll.
Gorernorfostcr has '7“er
patnlatoryexprcssioos mm 080!-
renssndtdegrants frtcu farsndaesr all
darlngthsmorning for hispromptaetloa
‘reoultingnd dun it'll.“ nud‘w “31m
as t I '
meat of the labortronbles. it has told
upon hinl.howcver. forhsiaaowmflering
fromncrvoneprostratlon.
flute-am (lasaldy (liven Ball.
Burrito, Nov. Iz—Lictttenant Chum!
Cassldy, of the Twenty-amt! regiment. of
New York city. was token before Judge
Green. of the supreme mart. charged
with rhooting the boy Broderick in the
switchaten‘s strike here. llie grail: r011):
bail for his appearance or t a t
martofoyerand termlncr,wherc he will
be defended by Judge Advocate General
Jcnka
Only (load for Wu.
mwoooJatt, Nov. tz-Ths timing of
the American tin platcfactory in this city
on Wednemlayprovurnottolavpermanent,
asatllrst snpposed,andssa result of the
election.hnt only aclosing for repairs. lt
willinafewwecko resume. The same is
traced tbs Diamond plate glass factory.
whiehelosed thesarncday.
lilo- ltaudhh'a “rav- W
Boston, Nov. 11-11» mantra—22.
ptrnadsvs. weighing 5.7:» pmtnds each—-
have besa placed in position to mark Cap
taiu Myles Standish's grave at Dnabnry.
Twelve empty Mach shells will all) be
placedthcrc.and abtoabowlder marked
”)tyleu Standish"bas been placed in the
centerof the lot.
5W Canal (mention.
1"" Oman. Nov. lz-tiovrmor Voc—
tcr,of Dmitri-nu, remaining the impor
“respect“ the ll requests-Ill. gist.”
to y 7a tea
governors toappolat delegates to the Kin
wanna canal conventlm. which ataenv
bles at New Orlan- oa Nov. an.
Treasurer Harrison's freapt.
Manamxov. n~state Tm
Mario-huhuedapvmpt to the extra-
missioaera of each my calling upon
thsastsrthspaylasntofthsfouraslllapcr
son-I property tau. Tbs poperty value
tianistmmmjtsadthctonrmlllataa
”ammonia
Missing Ir. Irena Mar-a
muse-tn. x. 1.. Nov. u—oylvesta
Dean, a wealthy hat man-Maren! little
mtt,whodhappsaredfamhia hotne‘l'aeo
day.hasrcsarned.aadtcllsstrangsstoviss
ahontaviatttoCaasda. If: wssoaec in
ca style-Jot was discharged a swath
unheated.
tassel-mm
Saw You. Nov. n—lrs. llarphy. said
tohcastspdaaghtarof “wrestle
(tread Ill-ma. passed bogus drafts
for tun on the tanks hue and dies,
poured Thcpoliceavcdterbsr.
Iaytt's Tribulations.
Ksz-alcs. her. u—lsrs trove
threatened
Wham-gear.
m Ssv. mum my],
atop-damwatrum
FIVOB Sllll Ill OPENING
Important Action Taken by the
Exposition Directors.
tum mum nmnmma
congress will Its wilted to Ind-rev tie
Iasolatlaas Adopted by the llaarl.
‘l’he Unfit-cry Wlll Only Be In Open
use Its Days or tile Week not-gt.
Cllcaoo. Nor. IZ—«EWIth only four dis-
nattag votes, thedirt‘ of the World's
fair went on record tl Is morning a» favor-
ltlg the opening of th exposition on b’ua—
daya The resolntloua adopted ntate that
the Sunday exposition uhouhl be a still
abomthefalrtoheolleaou the monsoon-
dltioos that art gallei‘ries are thrown open
on Sunday. Among ‘otlwr thinga the rear
olntiona declare:
”It is our judgment that the exposition
should be open on Sunday under such rules
and regulations as will prohibit the mic of
machinery. unnecessary manual labor and
all merchandising, and at the earn-time
give opportunity for the study of the high-
est standard of artiltie and mechanical
adencc.
Old-Id Ba Opu- livery Day.
”It in also our judgment that the art gab
In]. the Horticultural building and all
all»; building: in which exhibits of an:-
chanlcal art areeshibited should be thrown
open to the public on each and every day
during the entire time of the “Intuition:
alao that each employee should be given a
day of each week for mt. study or recrca'
"We believe that the atudy on Sunday of
such eshibita of seirnoe and art and ot the
skill and genius of lbc artisan will not
only haul ineptimablxr educational advan»
tagc. but the thonglllls of the visitors will
be lifted above those creative agencies to
the great. Creator of III! things; mom!
beautiful."
The molutioos favor the holding of rev
terviaaon tho smud- each Bun-
day afternoon.
It it pmbahle that a statement of the
board's action, walker with the I'I'lllllll—
tlons adopted. will he will to each amnhcr
of eongrw. Win-thorny further attempt
will he made to influence tine Ina-inborn to
amend the law It” nut been dt'l'lvltfl', but. it
to likely that long petitions will in: wnt to
\t'athiagton soon aim the "Minn of tune
gress begun.
ling-outflow Vina-ore.
Audltor Ackrnnnu lllflllltht'd another
mmtof World's fnlr fin-neon today.
It showsthstthe tour! mtpta to Nov. I
havebcenfllAlfiflfi.“ and the dio’uurao
Mia '11.“.3l3J3.
The payments on} subscription have
amounted to common). Tmmm ze
berm hualrmdy revolved mmmxmm the
sic of exposition bowls. in addition to “in
“you“; realized from the sale of city of
Chicago bonds. The out largrat aonruc of
revenue ha been the 1mm mripts at Jack-
son park, tlmrxzwl \inu been realized
from thiamun‘c since lilo Maud moron-need
charging an mlmmioo n-e.
The cation." ~ m they cuinatmetiuu Ill-part—
ment reach the aurpl'einu totalof loom.-
Wflt, of which 8““ M36 was paid out
during October.
Indiana (I. Tbetlr ervaatlnl.
Dist'htz. Nov. l2.-»’l'he llnllnlla in Col-
oratloarr oft their thcrvntmna and are
killing vsnt quantitios of «her and elk for
their hitter. which Illa-y sell to Indian
agent». They ulna prey upon white set-
tlers. The governor lb aaLul to um: vigor
ous mural.
A l’oatvttaotsr Mills Ilia-wit.
"OPEL. Kurt, Nut. lit—S. M. limits, the
postttiantrr flt'l'l‘, tornhtittul plilcnlr in the
Mother h} hhuotiughlnlaelf in the head
with a lrlnl\'t’l’. He was financially un-
harmed mxtl from! lo~ing but plum under
the Democratic lululitilutrstlmu.
Inventor dull-sn- Valle.
MVIDESOE. Nov. lawl'ruvuh-uce and
Attlcboro jcwelenr all} heavy linen-l by the
faflmof J. I’. Jobullou. the inventor of
the return portal cainl. Johnson carried
on a big trade in the tlholctule sixty dollar
packauacbcmc.
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Tia ulna Desires Caviar-ed.
In thx. Nov. Int—~11» United States
circuit court of appeal has continued the
decree granted to t! Edison company
spam the United H Electric Light
wrapany brat-ac of an infringement on
patent rights»
law...
A an. affliction.
Whoa. Nov. ll—ll . Bcuvcnato Harris,
aw'ltlc-at the brunt upon the hodyot
suicide Dr. Wmdburn Heron. friend of the
suicide Baby Russel l. pol-mud himself
with morphine nt a hotel in Croydoa.
may... . .m
Class! by Milli-as Tm
mounts-rm. Its-1L. ltov. m-Jtobm
hunter. and statya scotch hermit. wan
attacked by aunt- lam. Altrrthoot—
tsg at several dual» without hitting
the. he blew out his {to
m loll-4 It I. Ills Ear.
1mm Canard. Ida. Nov. ta.»—
Zachrawvhl. a [luau war murdered
a country-an kl as ”Peter the
unfwhapsaradtai tea rattler into his
mu” 3
motile Dead.
nets. floatation,
Accuracy , and
Low Prices.
AssEPorterlstohvs a rehearing Ia
thallaverlek baakaffalr.
Tbsahtastvraeweditannalaemiwesk.
lyledu at the White Hm ysstevday.
ThslntsrnatloaslaadthtChhspl’ack-
lagaadProrl-ioaoompaniesan about to
consolidate.
A syndicate is negotiating for the pan
chase of the strest rallrostls in Berkltnsr,
lllion and Yrankfovt.
John 1. layer. of Baldwinavllls, was ar-
the thola bank on Oct. 738!
Superior and Duluth capitalists have
bought from Proctor K "a syndicate 550
madmlland in Kl . Ly.
The old Sherman howl-maul in St. Innis
Illa been sold to l". A. Draw, the plate glasa
manufacturer, for “50,000.
The Detroit board of education has
rescinded the resolutions requiring anti:
Catholic qualifications of applicants for
positions as when in the public schools.
Nita Mary Car, of Chicago. when about
to retire. discovered a man under her bed.
and quietly left the house and gave an
alarm. Police officers found the man still
beneath the bed and arrested him.
The General h:rnelger. newspaper ct
authors is to tad for a libel ,
3.. umpvm' Wfllimtalnrd in a “it:
eistn on the comedy " man"
It is semiofllcially announced that the
committee of the bundcarath on the Ger-
man military bill has reported in favor of
the bill without any modification.
A dispatch from Shanghai. China. an-
nounces the safe termination of the jour-
ney of two American when students who
Moutsornetnonths agoto cross its“ 9!!
bicycles.
The eighth day of the Lingo trial at Cam—
den yesterday resulted in no material new
testimony.
James Billington was struck by a falling
rocket during the parade in Jersey City
Thnrday night. . The shock caused concus-
sion of the brain.
‘ Corporal Janice Tanner. of Brooklyn
hit been appointed judge advocate general
and of the ti. A. It. by Commander in Uhiet
Weissert.
ahertaaa aa aa listra Section.
Wauttxuros. Nov. 12.—-"l do not see
how the Democrats can avoid an extra sec
stun of the Fifty-third congress," said Sen-
to provoke a charge of tintidity. The prep
aration of a revised tarilf ought to be com-
mented by them as soon as they are in
power. if they propose tokecp their pledges,
and limitless," added themator laughing”,
"if they postpone their work (or thirteen
months they‘may not be an able to agree,"
Jain llocy Dying.
Ncw You. Nov. nacho Boer. err
presidentoftha Adams pre- war a
and one of the best known then input:
country. la lying dangeronaly ill at his
roomsin Dclmonleo's. surrounded by the
members of his family. and It Is feared
that he cannot recover. Mr. llocyiasuf-
fcring from chronic Bright's diaew of the-
kidneys and various complications that
render his condition most serious.
Clsvsla-Il a Lively Corpev.
New Your. Nov. ti-A dispatch waa re-
ceived in this city from Chicago saying
that them was report there that Grover
Cleveland had dropped dead at his real
deuce here. When the rumor was made
known to Mr. Cleveland he laughed and
said he thought he was a pretty lively
corpse.
A Hysteria-a Hanging.
BA: Junk, Cal. Nov. lax—Henry Plan:
was found hanging to a tree. Ilia hands
were tied behind his back. his feet tied to
gather and a handkerchief was over his
mouth. The aflair la shrouded in mystery.
A diamond ring was on his linger, and
robbery Is not thought to furnish the mo
tire.
A llcalthy nor-ltagc.
NEW YORK, 80'. 13. -—The steam-hip A.
J. Fuller report» that Ihecalled nt Pitcairn
island and found no persons there. Then
was no siekneea and the little band of vol
untecr esilea were all happy. There have
been nodeathaon the island for-ix years.
Court lartlaled and M
PABIB. Nov. la—A dispatch from Penn
Novosaysthat the Belgianiilnoelshnd the
GermanuPneeh. Weekel and Schulz). all
ofwhotnhave been leaders of the Daho
my, have been captured, court mar-
aad shot.
I“ Carson's ha a larder".
hummus. Colo. Nov. It—KltCar-oa.
a son of the aunt, was found gulltyot
manslaughter. He killed his mother-la-
Iawaadshot his fatherlndaw for taking
hla wife from him.
A costly and Iatal Dans.
Bolt). "In, Nov. tan—Engineers “other
and Weaver were instantly killed In a col
listen between their freight trains. It Is
memaslecpwhsathe
The Anarchlat celebration.
Cnlt'auo, Nov. lav—About no men.
and women celebrated last night the north
vervary of the execution of the anarchists.
It was a tame flair. with very mild talk.
Judg- Dst at Death'a Deer.
lloloalx, N. J., Nov. u—Democratie
State Senatoneleet William D. Duly. who
judge of the diatrlct eourtot this
city. lsat death’s door.
WWIMUM
Tctcooarulc ancvmca. -
rested at Syracuse, charged with mbblng~
ator Sherman. of Ohio. “unless they desire '
The
mate is
uni-mated
when he
sees and
sizes on
the
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ill season.
'The quid
warms his
heart, given
“great hopes.”
Most for
your money.
Sold
Everywhere!!!
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ucb
‘7
1 Mai
lakes an every-day convenience of It
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scmpuiuus care. Highes
awardatallPure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pies. Avoid
hilarious—and Insist on having the
NONE SUCH bran f.
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ultly
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m
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors,
AND
DEPOSIT Will Of All KINDS.
Th- lest Safes In the World.
mm in use. Always pre-
sem their contents.
“with Lynn Iam since that great lire-
wherewofonraalaawernsnbjectedtol ‘
heat. preserving their watcntu. ntenae
CHAMPION RECORD also i t
Chic Firein 18“. in the oangofii:
in t and lnall thegreaxfiree aittce. 8 a.
for - ire-u art. Agenu wanted. _ t3 l3tn
l‘he leading fish market—oi the
City In at
HUNT It ZELIIFF’S
32~Wasnntorox Smear—32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of fish arrives every day.
PIIIIE Tfllllll MTSUP.
IIPDBTEII SIBDIIES
lne thousand lbs of lobsters for
sale every Saturday.
Orders called for and delivered
Wholesale and Retail Fish, ()ys
ter and Vegetable Market,
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HUNT hlElllFF’S
’2 WASHINGTON STREET.
9? ”Mill“
SI Washington St. to. Ilorvsll,
21 lain Strut Ioraalt.
“when
Bakers, Buglectinners,
ICE CREAM.
origami w.......,.....m..
‘ in room.
BUSINESS CflLlEGE
"Almln. coax.
A llve. worreuIvelustltntloa for the Practical
training 0 young men and can; wontvu for
nesa. Its thorough wor .nnperlor moth
complete «gulpmeat.and elflcieat curve of
instructors have won for it the confidence or
the .Iuhllc. Branches
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Upon a lie tion to agents the Cityof Vor-
w lk andpfiagla will be sent for special inlet)!
freight anywhere in N. w York or in. vicinity.
WA“ persons are forbid trusting any of
he em loyes of the m of this Ill“! an ac-
count 0 the owner: thereof. on"
WAGONST”
Buggies. Phinlils, carriages.
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
HeTi'FFTilly.
FURNITU RE
GREAT BARGAINS.
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I 'usrair-
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