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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1893.
W‘-
h' is evidently the idea of the minority
at tho Woyo and Mani committee to let
well enough :alone. ‘The Republicans
will have nothing to ofler to tug tariff
L question. it is said, except a
honest on the result of their
Wu of whatever bill the
W bring in, the Republican posi-
tionhoing that the McKinley bill will fill
thanuirements of the country and that
no other legislation is necessary. The
hearing showpd very clearly that the
McKinley hill isoperatlng satisfactorily.
Even the Democrats who appeared before
the committee stated that the measure
was satisfactory in its operation, as to
tholrspeoial industry.
a comment's. a: it. Bridgeport
Post, with the fate of Mayor Harrison,
of Chicagojn mind, suggests that when
a man’s door bell is g be answer the
all with I loaded pistol in his hand. It
is a well'known fact that cranks, as such,
are only brave when they fancy they are
masters of the situation, and the biggest
cowards on earth when cornered. The
”to! a glistening pistol muzzle, and
ill. prospectof a discharge from it would,
n this view, tend to have the right
U Muse them to sneak away. So
for U known there are no cranks of the
m pattern in Norwalk.
W
norms had a dynamite scare yester-
‘hy. when something like a bomb was
W on one of the buttresses of
‘ "dam Bridge. near enough to the
Home of Parliament for practical pur-
m Tho explanation given out is
M tho bomb or shell was one found on
I Franco Prussian battlefield, and had
boa thrown away by its owner to get
rid of it. As an explanation it is regard-
od on oloellsnt one for alloying the fears
of tho English people that dynamiters
ass again at work among them.
"mm Cuvrunn has issued a
proclamation, designating Thursday. No-
vsmhsr 80, as Thanksgiving Day.
Although tho year now drawing to n
“hoboenone fraught with distress
. old m, many of us have much to
lo thankful for, and we should. as the
mt muons. “let the reunion oi
W and thcsocial meeting of friends
had sheer and enjoyment to the day,
III lot W gifts of charity for the
I“ of thopoorand needy prove the
m0! oill’ thanksgiving."
loss of tho Iidway Plato-ace fakirs
, ass-es so rich as they fondly believed
, ihq wsro. Umcrnpulonspsrm have
rwnn them a lot of Confederate
. it for good American money and
asvoulof tho foreigners may find it
i m to fly their way back to their
‘u'l mil. Vsndersof trinkets
“Wm the mint ruin
”on hot “mom dancing girls" bars
3 of tho wortblsss M.
”MYorh Herald, in a pungent
m today. advisu every good
' Mat tossratnhlsssc u. laynard's
. ”I‘Movorlttbouamo of Ed-
» "1'. Earth“ for jndgoof the Court
:W‘Thshonorofthsdomocrs-
' flats-poopi- of Now rm:
' . asst-mino- that such a
ho repudiated at tho polls
Dy sort of Wm or re:
r
rig:
ti
Kmamm wm. no suoouite
an application- _ _ ‘
‘ um um». us Washington street.
'complished was merely incidental. That
1%
COVERING corneas.
bets Hurry Away.
-'l'bo Extraordinary Iooolon Finishes Ilsa
Work It Was Gallon] to no. but Loans
lany Important Measures In all [John
lsbod stats.
Wasmn'oron, Nov. L—The session 0.
the senate just closed will be long memora
bin 'for the contest over the bill providing
for the repeal of the purchasing claupe 0)
the silver purchasing act of 1890 known a:
the Sherman law. The extraordinary ses
sion was called for the purpose of accom
plishlng this repeal, and the other worhac
bill reached the senate after passing the
house on the 28th of August and was not
passed by the senate until the 30th of 00
tobcr. flow for these two months the sen-
ate contended ovcr the issue involved, but
at last brought the bill through and passed
it by a safe majority, is all a matter of rec
or): familiar to the public.
be bill provides in eflect for the cessn
tion of the purchase and coinage of silver
and may be said to mark a revolution in
the financial history of the country. While
the records show that it was the house bill
which become a low, that is only technical
ly true. as the senate substituted a meas
tire of its own, and the house accepted this
substitute.
The bill of next greatest importance to
the repeal bill which has passed both
houses of congress is the bill extending the
time in which Chinese laborers wn register
under the Chinese act known as the Gcnry
low. Much interest uttuchcs to the bill
providing for n bridgi- across the Hudson
at New York. This bill passed both houses
Only Three Bills Bowm- laws.
0! the 1,152 bills which have been intro
ducod in the senate during the session only
l: have passed that body, and of these only
three huve passed the house of rcprescnta
tires, received the president's signature
and income lows. 0f the three new laws
originating in the senate, one is in aid of
the Midwinter lutcrnutionnl exposition to
be bold in Sun Fruncisco, unother grunts
certain settlers in (lklubomn territory the
right to commute their homestead entries,
and the third relates to clerks in the office
of the commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia
The other bills which have passed the
senate are as follows:
Making appropriations for the purchase
of ground in Washington for a building to
be used as a hall of records; grunting to
California 5 per cent of the net proceeds oi
the cash sales of public lands in that state:
to extend the time for making final pay-
ments on entries under the desert. llilltl not;
authorizing certain Cherokee nllotces or
claimants to purchase certain track held
nod claimed by them: to donate to the
county of Laramie. Wyn. certain bridges on
the abandoned Fort llurumie military res-
ervation; to authorize the Chattanooga
Western ltnilwny compnny to construct a
bridge Across the Tennessee river near
Chattanooga: to grant the right of way to
the Kansas, Oklahoma Central and South-
western ltuilwuy company through the
ludlnu Territory uml Oklahoma territory;
to All] the states of California, Oregon.
Washington, Moutuuu, Idaho, Neruda,
Colorado and South Dakota to support
schools of mines; for the relief of W. H.
“hard.
The senate boa in addition to those bills
of its own passed on several houses bills,
the bloat important of those being house
bill No. l for the repeal of the purcluL-dug
climate of the Sherman not.
The other bonito bills passed by the sen.
abs related to lands in the Sioux lmlinn
reservation in Nebraska and South flukntu'.
to the United States courts in lduhn, Wy,
curing and South Dakota; to the New York
and New Jersey bridge; to steam revenue
cutter-n for the great hikes and for the New
England count; to this annual work on im-
putrntoti mining cluinuv. to the invrcuw of
officeroof the army detailed at culls-gen; to
the ninutulmeut of the Cblmw exclusion
act, the others being Mile of A private char.
Miser.
'l'lio mnnto also passed four joint molt»
tions which originated in tlmt bmly umi l2
which orlglnaml in tho homo. The only
Hill! of tin.- senate joint resolutlnun of im-
portance is the one which provides for the
construction of A ball of records in Waob:
iugton, which also pml the house.
it. will be mm that the union of the
semito bus not boon notcworthyon ucmunt
of the numbtr of bills and resolutionn
which have pom-cl that body. The total of
int-unto bills mid joint resolutions mid of
house bllle and joint rmvlulinnu. all told.
is only ‘2.
The artist" will not be without mute-riot
to work upon when it shall convene in Do
number. The calendar lust issued shows
or. hilin sod remilutlons reported by com-
mince Mid rently for the attention of the
senate. A large promotion of there bills
and romluiions relate to privnte claims.
nod there are also sworn! relating toths
flimum which bani mnuectlon with the re-
pmii bill and which lire now pertinent.
Probably the most important bill upon
the mute calendar now in that for the rte
peril of tho fl'flfl‘lll election laws. A similar
bill bus pom-ml the house.
The Work of Its “use.
The ruler bill that fella-l in the extra ass»
slnn of rim house was that providing for
urgent deficiencies. The most important
item in this measure was that which pro
vlilml fur the lonitoro and cuslodlntln of
m moldings throughout the country.
was an item of mum to pay sloth.»
to nwmhers. but that can be passed later
without causing any hindrance to public
business like the first Mined app stints.
A house joint. resolution passed t house
vlding for a reduction of to per cent of
the duty on oil goods sold for tbs World's
llill‘.
it. was amended so so to admit duty free
met: goods as might in used forths Chino
museum to be established in tho lArt
film»... on the World’s fair grounds, but
the on per cent reduction for other
was stricken out. Thurs have been tro
dosed in thshottse at this “on imbillo
end in joint resolution. of this sstlrs
soother it have bass W
e!
him.
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firm
sent
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tun lute.
\iuy \‘i'l'l‘i‘ lv .
lmmr... i.
Frmirr.
flw Hillilllu‘ cw ml.
firm lmn tlw l llt'l‘i of :i ['4 jvi'ilim
'l‘lw prrsblcm will therefore bemuuwllssl
tuvllbrr send in his intuit-Mill" or nomi-
lilill' minilwr man for (be «.lllcv.
’l‘lu- prrnidcnt yimteniuy uln-ruuon signed
tlu- Nm Yuri. World‘s fair» prize winners
cxpnaltluii lllll Ititll llli‘ lllll cuuvrylug lilo
butllroblp Illinois at the World‘s fuirtu
the Mole of llliuuls.
uputl 'l'lmminy. the {filth f
nmlilb of Nov-‘viilmr. untisyofthanh via.
and profs». to ho lirpt nml ulnarvrd by
prom» of our la
(in than tiny lot \i- foreirnmtr ordinary work
mid «Iuplnyinuulu and mmbio in nili‘ usual
where in may rrrall All that
where from grateful
limrls my unimi trllmte or pulls» and sung
may n ~th tlwtlmmeui “MW. int thereunlon
of itinxlml and tho social tut-«lbw of ffiatttll
moot totin- duty. sad let
It‘ll? fortlw "lief of tho
tum null null) prom» the sincerity of our
tlmuhsulvlng.
pinup, ni' uivfllllb.
m‘lll‘f'llll will: ol r
W
Wssniruros. Nor. 4....3
legion smile in
hrrsofthshoim
“EH.”
nnry session of the Fifty-third
after being in session 87 days and 15 hours.
has adjourned without day. A wrangle
between the house and senntc over an ap-
propriatlon to pay the seuste session em-
ployees for work done during the recess of
the Fifty-first congress in 1890 caused the
failure of the 3611va deficiency hill and
the bill providing for the payment of club!
and employees during the adjournment ln~
tcrvnl between mvv and the convening of
the regular session on Dec. d.
The senate was determined that this ap-_
propriution should be agreed to by the
house, with the alternative of sacrificing
the deficiency bill, and Senator Coekrell,
chairman of the npproprintionscommittee,
sent word tbnt not adollar of deficiency
would be agreed to by the serious until the
house accepted this amendment which had
been locked onto the deficiency bill. The
final ntljouniment resolution had been
pussed, and in this way the senate expected
to force the house to yield.
To muko assurance doubly sure. the 3an
Me also placed the some tuuendnieut on
the bill providing pay for session employees
and clerks to members during the recess.
and sent word that if their amendment
was agreed to the deficiency bill would be
released from conference, where it. was be-
ing held as if in chuncery by the senate,
Inasmuch as every member of the house
was perwuully interested in the resolution
to keep hisxolcrk on the payroll during the
recess, they thought they hold the whip
hand, but the plan was doituitod by it till-
buster inaugurated by Mr. Hutchinson of
'l‘pxus. lie one opmaed to the original
resolution to pay tbcvmployeesof congress
during the recess, but was easily outgeuer-
tiled by the purlin mouuirlaus who opposed
When the resolution came back to
the house. however. with the senate amend-
ment on tut a rider, Mr. llutchiimun mid
that if he could hold the house nt buy for
the spun- of but nfew minutes the adjourn-
ment would give him victory.
The senate was immediately notified of
tin- situnt lull in the Museum! u resulllllull
was hurriedly plum-«l extending the time
of adjournment to 4:30. but llu- i-fl'ort cmuc
.‘lr. Hutchinson, will) Kilgoruon
his left luiml und the Nebrusku l'upullst on
his right. held his-position uuiil ilo’clock,
when the house. by its own prev ions action,
was declared by Speaker (.‘rlsp adjourned
siuo die.
While the house ndjuurui-d ut Ii o‘clock to
the second. the senate, also ruljnumiug by
n-solutiou simultaneously, did not in real-
ity utljouru until seven minutes lutcr.
Mennruo Left Unsigned.
By the mljourmneut the urgency defl-
cieucy bill was left in conference. The bill
to pay sour-inf) Clt‘l’ks—(llt‘ pending question
“hr“ the house mljuuruedfnnii tho. New
York bridgi- bill m-ro left in conference.
Senmo hills grunting tof‘allfurula 5 per
cent «if the prom-«la of the mall sales of
puliliv lnmlw mid gruntingu ripnht of way
through lmiinn and ilLlubmi-u territories
lo the Knimh nml (lklulinmu L‘cutrnl rail-
--u [be weakens tublt‘.
'l‘lu- rrw‘u.‘ um unilmriziug uwnnis of
m Minn in World's fuir cxlilb
lam pox-d built livusfli, but tht-ndjuuru
n. 1.: um}. 1ilun- lulurc it could be signed
by ilw \ico prwldcni and hilt‘llkt‘l‘. .-\.s soon
as mum-ran mnvouw it will be altlllt‘tl. in
a lint tin- fniluri- in M curi- tlw Siguuturu of
\ m ; r. vol-«n1 :Lmi spooky:-simplyposip
In 1w»
'i‘iu: m‘liilli.‘ just before the close of tho
i'ilriitii‘llllllll’y session rejected the uouilua.
[ion of lit-my l‘. t‘. Ashvmul of New York
to list (mu-ill of the l'uiti-d Sluice nti‘uinis,
in tin- rlnsiug i-xrcutivvscsslon
the n mm- mutirmed the nomination of
Junk-s ii. Roosevelt of New York to be
mun-tury nf tlw t'illlllirry of the l'uitctl
Slum m London, vice llt'lll 5 While. re
4 ll mmtin-r mouth
4|.
Tim sr'nuh' luljmwvml, limwvor, ultimut
ruling \lr. llurubluu‘t.
Ibo Thanksgiving hoelarnatlon.
\Vm-iuxmos. Nov. i. -The president has
issued the following Thanksgiving proo-
lumullnn:
\V lulv tin1 Amcrlvsu pomuo ulmuld every day
n-memlwr with praim nml thanltnglilmt the
divine minlllf'fil and mercy which luwo followed
flu-m rliwe tlwlr beginning as n notion. it is llln
ting limt our duy in ouch year should be five.
rlnliy devoted to tho contemplation of the
lllerlm or have melted from the blind of
that and to the grateful twin-minimum" of his
luring lilmlun-n.
Therefore. l. ilrmvr i'lrvnluud. tircoldetii of
designate and not
‘ullml Mules. ilfl bomb:
IV
ml.
lmu Illllit‘ for us. and
f‘lll“‘l‘ soil rill":
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lll“ l’rw xvi-vol:
W. t). (ilvrmllti. “territory of little.
Temporary Commissions.
Wmvtsuror. Nov. 4.«‘l‘bs prosidont
will lwluy tunic temporary commissions to
the lolluwlmf unmet! morons. whose norm
inntiunu lo tlw unlit-s noun-d were not con-
Tlirw commissions
will mnuin in force until the nest meeting
or mimics-r. when their Mines will hr min
ul Ly llw whole.
to thr- winder
sitar ii
on Away has a...“
for New York.
stroll
tasting
mWWfl
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in‘
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a w; x ‘
This Lulun- in coir
ilmm. spornlssr of mar»
ohaodl-e. h'mv l‘urk: (iv-urge H. Wood, sol.
ll'fflflf' of customs. l'initslfirrg. New York:
Peter I}. llnyln, collector of custom, fiat»
falo; John J. Ken-wily, spprsiser. lid!
Valentine Fleets-mum, mllretorof tum»
nai mentor. lluil‘sim J. W. A. Strichlmd.
stub-taut appraise-r. New York.
He oi iremslniu that
city two days and then will mm his
horse in Georgia tho
loader attire Republican side. booaho'poo
tsftsw York. blossoms to he in tab
a few days “any room
left tntmsdlstslyforthstr
hmnrs after nijouminrst, whils s mom
or of them who no in obesity
mars
Badman-r
their
ransom
m
mom ounowor
lbw
sat an met. or sad
mu; 4-
Ali‘l'l GROWS M soil as
unnmnmwrmommm
emu...“ minnow
otvouo‘ ts. 0mm
ill. ‘ F- V. MIIEI.
Wm ltmt. Out Post Ofloo.
SOUTH fiOBWALK. CO”.
d ly
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
l K NIGHT will“. NORWALK. 00515
Opposite Horse Railwastpot.
Wmfi “In enact. Telethon- tall Ii-L
«1,3 if,
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,i
Wins Appointed- ' .
Wasnisoros, Nov. «tr-The fourth claps
pastmnaters appointed were:
Now Yorhwilenunn. J. E. Robinson: Jewell.
l". M. (lesion: Verona. Gotiieib Merry: Wesllt-
chin. Goorgs Hill.
In Crank at tho White Bolas. ‘
Wasnrsoros. Nov. 4.—Private Secretal
Thurber says there is no truth whaten,
for the report that a crank sttsmptodllo
assassinate President Cleveland yesterds‘y.-
saints Will Celsius only-tongs. . ,
Wasuisoroti. Nov. a—Mr. Csrlisls lips
1!!chth the mints at Philadelphia slid
New Orleans to coin the sel'gnlorsg‘o idlto
standard silver dollars. ‘
‘I'hs: Chi-sac Bill Big-ad.
Wssmsoros, Nov. a-Ths presidtlnt
signed the bill extending for six months
the time in which the Chinese can regialcr
under the Geury luw. ‘
Stovonsols haves For Ila-0.
Wasnixurox. Nov. -l.—~Vice Presidtint
Stevenson has left for his home in Bloom-
ington. Illsw
BIG WHALE CATCH.
The Fleet Captured sso Ono-a Houston.
Beating All Records.
NEW Bsnrono. Moss, Nov. -t.-Rept
just received in this city from the Ari
whaling fleet are to the effect that the I
son's catch is unprecmleului in the blob
of the industry. The steamer Alaska,
which arrived at Sun Francisco from E er-
nld island. brings the intelligence. Accord-
ing to the report Almost all the wholes were
taken by this steamers. The sailing vellela
were handicapped by tho westward ion
drift. 'l‘lu- total witch of the season it‘ll-i0
whales, 1.347. of which (‘llllll‘ down this islll.
’l‘bc Nuru‘hul's catch of 6‘8 beats all pre-
vious rcconls. The best previous retord
was by the Mary I). Hume—30 whaleo-in
1591. This "word is now beaten by llour
vessels. The whulurs wintering in the
Arctic are unable to send their catch this
full. This enormous catch will have all-eat
t-llecl on the bone market and will prob-
ably place the price of bone at 33. Eight:
con wlinlers reported clear.
rts
tic
my
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FREEHahBasgngTENCElD.
They Were Fined and Imprisoned l‘olr Ac<
cvpting llriboa.
l’nslisnx, N. .i., Nov. «t—ln the canine!
oyer lilill lt'l’llllllt‘l‘ Freeholder: Cornelius
Quuckenbush, llcury M. Bordon, Jacob H.
Flutlo. .luliu ll. Morrow, John C. Roll. Jo-
sluli flikcr, Tbomus Howard, J. S. RI die.
'1‘. Giblin. Henry Wurrlle. John F folks
and William Patterson werefincd Glmleach
for nccepiiug n bribe to vote for n sills for
the new $00,000 courthouse.
Folks. Fiuile. Benton and Morrow were
each tlucd on additional $100 for giving out
a contract to on electric light company.
Howard and Folks were sentencedto l8
months iuiprimumcut in state priaoli for
ucceptiug 3.“) from Architect Rumpf to
nwurd him the oontmct of drawlllltf up
piuns for the courthouse. All the lines
were paid. Folks uml llownrdmppcuied
from tho sentence of imprisonment and
were relmwd on £3,000 bull ouch.
Killed Ilimsolf Before Ills Swootllslafl.
linimlil-ZN. .\'..l.. Nov. i.~Juliuu Web
bermun. u nlk “‘t‘ill't‘l‘, when his offer of
marriage “in it‘llht'il forllu- summiltiuie
by Miss licllu liirlimifl. a young lnnlly liv»
im; on Jersey (‘iiy llvlglilt‘. suixl. “‘Ycry
well, then." uml tll'l‘w it big l‘cl‘ulvell from
his pocket. "i don‘t cure to live uuy‘ lung»
er." he added. ”(inuib): llelln." Placing
the muuh- nf tln- Wt-upmi Cltvrw (U be aide
of his heml, he gullcd Llirllrlizurv. 'l'llc bul-
li'l. punml entirely ilm-uxli Hu- brulu uud
\vux imixuliii-il 1h llll‘ wuli of the mom. The
uufortuuuic umu riinl instantly. The
young lady insists (but she never elucuurs
aged \Vebbermnu's llllt'lilluill.
\ jiinlit'u (ll
Chmti a Hobbit uarl Caught Thislvoo.
l‘uozmxvnuz, l’u, Nov. 4.~A limiter
chased u rabbit in“) ii scwi-r. lllld on lloliow—
int; he found it uumbcrof bag» of stolen
gooclm A wutcli wus set for tho tlltiuves,
and Doc Millult‘. n imitlrlmllt chum-actor,
and u communion mmn nitrr ll‘t.‘ grunts.
They wen- t-lmswl nml Jumped liutu the
Schuylkill river. bicllulo Wu» blillll and
captured. and tin- other uiuu swalm the
river and t'N‘BlK‘tl.
Another Railroad Deal.
l’ilil..\l'l‘.l.l'iil.’t, Nov. tut tlvnl in now
on (out for the rushing of u juinllirafllu
contract brim-vii the (‘i'utrol lllltill'oml
Company of Nrw .lrruoy nod tbc l'llilladol-
pblu nmi ib-mlini: liuxlrmul couiphuy on
one lllllf' «ml the Philadelphia, ih-udllng and
New Elmluml on Iln- nllu-r.
Will l’rutssl A .alllll Mum u T'IPMN
l'irrmirms. N... 4 Au ntimnpil tn |n~
troduce tiu- Furlbuuit uyru-m in tin-’l‘blrty.
fourth word public H'liimlu by ilu- l‘lcollou
of four bum us tt-uchi'r-u la lilt‘t'lllli“ with
Ili‘llllflullluhlliull from Iiiutuls'rs ul pom»
otio urguulmllnm.
of tho present
I tho
The humanl- floats tbs Boson
New Yulm. Nov. i. “The t'mmnl
ship lawsuits. just urrimi, nude 1
in 5 thus it! hours um! M minutes,
llll wean-m u l‘ill'illi by ‘21! minutes. ,
Paul and lliuuor Nicoilni worn on l
it.
stum-
be run
beating
\ilcllllo
(“intrusion maul.
Prondsrgast’s “trial llrgins Moi
(‘lllt_t.\lm, Soy. 4.~'l'llt' trial of l
gut. the ttmnlrrer of Mayor llml
on the criminal court cull for
next. and the cuss will probably be
without much delay.
lay.
’rendsn
risen, to
Monday
reschsd
[lorries tho flavou- Morin
ilatriunur, Hm. enlisting"
of the Nisvmnm Phosphate compst
the statement mode by the soot
layers of the sompsny on their I
glow York. ”A
The Halloween boa-In I- ol
“0. lertm.hlsss..Nov.l.—-G.8.1:11,“.-
' principal in the now famous l loom
masquerade npniihlngallslrmas ' M
marge-l with iii-molt. and the M
med
ilsshsll
y denies
mt sin-
rturn to
Inglewood “not
sternum». V, 4.. Nov. i.—~ .
laglsvmod hotel caught on tho (i
dsfsetivs line. its a),
lost their Wood tog.
a mum
Ballots, Nov. a.~'l'hs no u
of (lemony stranded
at at. Hollows day.
capital.
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“nonrandom hiss
lows.
on
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Men Drowned by Mello.
“memos son A runsron'r.
no ruu‘pu BrantlhtMmir-l strikes
a Hard Blow at tho “overruns-t.”-
Dm-ln captured—luri- lighting at
Rollin—Blot In Old Vionna.
Lisuox, Nov, 4.—A private ‘ gram from
Fog-ms Diseases. FallingA
’aresis BloopleasnsssJiig
sluggmlimanm
too run enemas. ‘
Lost lashed in old or young. Bull carrlstlus vest
written--
or any up
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llla‘l‘l In ‘0 IAYI.
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,_ use! vgs on o
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mcket. l'rlce I]... a package.
We to ours It ”My
rimiplcd drugsiiso sell
aster. on having NBA —nons other.
Barrios Arm says that the i surge-tit wsr~
ship Republics ran into and sunk the
transport Bio deg-Miro. which was on her
way from lilo Grande‘ do Sul to Rio do
Janeiro with troops for President Piexdbo.
Thirteen hundred of the troops were
drowned.
A dispatch from Rio Jansiro, received on
Nov. 1, contained the information that the
Republicu had rammed the kinds Janeiro
and that 500 out of mm troops on board
were drowned The dispatch also said that
Admiral Mello confirmed the truth of this
report.
Polaoto's l’l t Almost Handy.
Wasuisoron. No . 4.—Ministsr hie -
dance. it is said, has given instructions lib
the sailing on the 14th inst. of the hetero-
geneous and flourishing fleet of merchant
ships converted into warships and steam
launches into torpedo boats. The fleet will
contain only two large vessels«l=:l Cid,
flagship. and the Britannia. Captain Baker,
who is to command El Cid. will be the ad-
mlrnl 0f the fleet. and will conduct all its
operations against liello's vessels.
The two Yarrow torpedo boats are now
on the ocenn and will reach New York on
Monday or Tuesday. Besides El (‘ld and
Britannia, there will be the dyuaniib
crulscr Destroyer, the Javelin and Felsceu.
which have been iurnmi ium torpedo boats,
and the two tor-polo boats on their way to
New York. _____
lpanlartls undo I Sally.
MEUI.X..\. Nov. 4,-«(leusml Marcia: pre-
pared u detachment of troops for n sortie
with the object of relieving the outlying
forts. His force, which wus composed of
picked soldiers, .sallled forth from the for-
tress amid the cheers of the entire popula-
tion; The body marched~rspidly toward
the river Olim.
The Arabs. as soon us the approach of
the Spanish troops wrul dismvered. began
togather at the front in large numbers
and soon made an attack upon the Span—
iards A fierce cuemgcment followed,
which ended in the defeat of the Arabs.
who retired to the Gurubu mountains aft-
er many of their force had been killed and
wounded. The Spanish loss was 2 killed
and 14 wounded. The Europenu force then
moved on to Forts llmtrngortlo unit t.‘ubre~
m, which they furnished with a fresh sup-
ply of provisions.
A dispatch from Oran says thut tho pow-
erful Kubylc tribes of Muluyn are reported
to be upon the point of joining the Rlfl
Arabs against the Spaniards.
A Socialist Mob In Vionna.
VIENNA. Nov. «i.-—Thcre wits fierce fight.
ing in this city. ruusml by on nttem ll. by
the socialists to invade the llonafclmrgfusic
hall, where a meeting of the Libei‘h s was
being held. The mob shuntuifllluwn with
the Liberals!" "Down with the dogs!" and
“Down with the cowardly enemies of the
peo lo!" and sung the labor sung. ”lied
Arbeit." Fiunlly A charge wtu made upon
the police cordon. The pnllct‘ were budly
handled by the crowd. The commanding
inspector mm knocked down nnd trampled
upon, and his men in trying to rescue him
wielded their unborn right and left with
great firrcencss. Both sides fought savage-
ly. and the result wus many bloody hrluls
among the mob from the sailors of the po~
lice. while all the police wurc bruised nnd
beaten and their uniforms turn.
The fight unlined u panic ninung the pew
pic in the vicinity. und house» and shops
were cloned ouul bolted.
'l'hat Westminster Bridge Bomb.
Lonnox, Nov. 4.»-Tho Scotland Yurdde~
tectlvesliavc traced the shell found on u
buttress of the Westminster bridge to its
late owner, who explains its prerwuco in tho
plm‘cwbcreit wan found. The mun says
he picked up the shell on almltlciicld after
the qucwl’runslun war, and it hits been in
his “inversion up to it day or two ago. He
lit inst cunw in the mucluninu that it wash
bly might be dangerous and he conclu-lul
to get rid of it. He therefore dropped it
from \l'cntmlustrr bridge, as ho thought.
into the rivur.
”Douala Reported Captured.
(‘Al’l'i Town. Nov, l, A disputcb from
Johannesburg qulmiiict'rl that there has
been heavy fighting about tlw fork of
Shanghai river and flint King imbengulu
has been captured. iiunvy luau of life in
"portal during the battle which pn-cedwl
the capture of the king of Mottdwh-lutul.
laterdlspmclum from tho front announce
that it is now believed that Captain Wile
llums has been captured by the Mllillll‘lu.
A f usutity of blood was found on the
true sloft bylilslmm.
Warships Gather as funnier.
Cabin. Kov. {MA fleet of ill llrlllsh wor-
ships has been gathered at fiibrnltur in air
ticlpation. it is presumed. of is combined
movement of the ships of Frunce. ltuuio
and ilpoin toward Tangier. it is also to
ported that the l'rsnch and liussiau squad
mo intend toproceotl immediately to Tau
gier and join a number of Spanish resorts
there.
A Navigable hallo-n.
Pattie, Nov. i. w A navigable blilioou,
which was made in Paris. lots been tested
bya ituniau military commission at War
saw, with satisfactory results. The balloon
mos sgslnst a strong atmospheric pressure.
was steered against the wind, was then
propsllsd in many different directions and
wssabis to descend without. letting out the
gas.
lasoooslaas lasso a 'l'ows.
lirwaanl. Nov. 4.—~A band of Escudo
“tan mutants attacked the town of Prisa
road, in Albania. and drove tbs Turkish
intotbseltadsl. When ths‘i‘arks
ad bean safely bored up
tbs handout-us lootsd
mansions
in the fortress
the stores an
of the lending eitloens and also
sacked Ibo Theolesiss. luminary.
Assasso of hours. list.
barrios. Nov. .wlt is “mused that
norm will server! It llr. Wit
liars Field nadir. Lots P. aydrtt. that
mothers of parliament. for illegal W
“nod riot in connection with the cris-
ttsss on tho strata of lard dc rum.
let-Im
germs Nest-arosirtshsirienm
frishvibfis at tbs World's fair on
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“lunar-vulva“. Ilia
not guilt. we will send it by
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