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the Irish parliamentary party. how meet
ing in Dublin. by a vote of “to it adoptc
ed a motion to expel Timothy If. their
a n d A rt h u r
0' Connor 1 r o m
the, governing
committee of the
party. Hon. John
Dillon. M. P., of-
fered a motion so-
thori sing the
chairman of the
, committee of the
Irish parliament-
ary party to com—
municate with
the cxecutl ve
committee of the
national fedora
ticn. with a view' to carrying out the slug
gestlcn of Archbishop John Walsh of To
TIMOTHY II, BRAIN.
:ronto, favoring the holding of a national
convention of the representatives of the
Irish race throughout the world. This mo
tion of Mr. Dillon’ s was carried.
Hon. T. M. Heely, in an interview, dc-
clared that he did not intend to form a
third party, and that he did not expect to
belong to any other party than the anti.
Parnellite party, of which he is still a
member. Ilia removal from the inner cir-
else and from the Various committees, he
added. was merely a snub and would not
make any difference in his conduct.
Lennon, Nov 15. --The Times, in an
editorial this morning, says:
“Timothy M. Heaiy' s acquiescence in
his own suppression will hardly be made
easier by the triumphant announcement
that Thomas Sexton (antl-Parncllito) is
to climb back to a parliamentary position,
and that the reversion of leadership is to
take place over his prostrate body, with a
majority of only also against him. Mr.
Healy may hope, if he remains within the
party, to soon reverse this vote of cxpul-
slon."
In consequence of the expulsion of Mr.
Healy from the executive committee Hon.
Edmund Francis Vescy Knox has resigned
his position” on the committee.
CLAIM AGAINST SPAIN.
An Adopted American Citizen Demands
0200.000 Damages.
DANBURY, Conn, Nov. iii—A claim
for $200,000 against the Spanish govern-
ment will be filed at the state department
in Washington by Attorney Walsh of this
city in behalf of John Repko. an Italian
by birth, but a naturalized American cit-
izen. He is the proprietor of the Roma
Grand Continental hotel in Havana. one
of the largest hotels in Cuba.
The officers of several Spanish regi.
meats, sent there from Spain to quell the
revolution, made the hotel their head-
quarters for six months, and Repko claims
that one night in the summer he and his
family were driven from the hotel. which
was confiscated on the ground that he was
a sympathizer with the revolutloulsts.
Repko is now in Tampa, Fla. "is claim
will he that as he was a United States
citizen the confiscation was unjust and a
breach of international law.
Death of an Italian Nobletnan.
Wasmuorcii. Nov. l5.—Th0 Marquis
Manfrcdi Lanza di Brolo of Palermo. Sici-
ly, died hero. He was an Italian noblo
man and is said to have boon related on
his father’s side to the queen of Italy and
is also a relative of the cardinal at Naplcs.
He had been in this country about :5»
years and was engaged in tho wholcsaio
drug business in New York
Tobacco Manufacturers Assign.
Dauvlcts, Va. N1“. is.—-—-(‘. A. Raine
(I: (in, tobacco manufacturers, have made
an assignment for tho bcnofitof croditors.
Charles A, Raine and George N. Wilson,
members of the firm. also assigned. The
assets and liabilities are not given, but
the latter are estimated at $00,000 I0$75,-
000 and the former suilicicnt to cover in
debtcdncse.
Explosion of a Dynamo.
Wamuau, Mass. Nov. l.’ ..——'l‘hc dyna
mo room in the basement of can of the
American Watch company's buildings was
blown to places by an cxplosiouof a dyna-
mo usod in lighting the factory. Assist»
ant Electrician Clifton Lord was in tho
room at tho time and was knocked down
and severely burned about the hands and
face.
Trotting Horse Breeders‘ Association.
RITTLAIID, Vt., i'cv. lit—At tho an-
nual meeting of the Vermont Association
of Road and Trotting Horse Breeders the
following executive committee was cho—
sen: Dr. William Seward Webb, William
8. Bentley. Bun. William W. Grout, Wil-
liam W. Moore, George '1‘. (‘hafllm lilti-
ward l). Thsycr and Edwin S. Adsit.
Colgate College’s New President.
Hammou, N. Y., Nov.15.——Gcoi‘ge
William Smith was installed, with appro-
priate services, as president of Colgate
university. Mr. James B. Colgate of New
York, president of the board of trustees,
formally tendered tho cool of tho univer-
sity to the president elect.
Arrested For Embsaslement.
Ilmsit Cl'n', Nov. lo.-——'l‘. A. Starr.
who was rcgistor of the United States
land office at Hawlcy under the last ad-
ministration. has been arrcsiod for em-
bczziomcnt in that office. llchas given
bonds.
TERSE TELEGRAMS.
Frederick liarlow' s shoddy factory at
Union Mills, Mass, was burned
The Canadian Pacific railway station
at Ottawa was burned, entailing every
heavy loss.
Robert H. licgoman, 7h yours of age,
Was burned to death in his house in lim-
lyn, N. Y.
Two men were killed by the caving in
of a sewer trench in Woonsocket, it. I
They were Alexander Aubln and Joseph
Lavilie.
A filibuster expedition has landed at
Yaguss, eastern Cuba, from Venezuela.
with men and munitions. to aid the in-
surgents.
A five story brick block on Congress
street. Boston, occupied by the Empire
Distilling company, was destroyed by fire,
with a loss of “35,000.
A large barn belonging to Frank Haas
at Tappsn, N. Y., was destroyed by fire,
causing a loss of "0.000. Eighteen valu-
able cows were burned.
Articles of incorporation of the liirle
Baum company under the new reorgan-
isation plan were filed with the secretary
of state at Albany. The capital is lite,-
000.000.,
The a.“ Cramp; the ship“. builders.
have notified the secretary
immwawwmmw
Weanyuistasssfsily
it Is Esphlned intestinal)?
Senator Lodge.
WORDS 0P WARNING T0 EUROPE.
fiugiand, no lays. Must Withdraw From
liar Position Regarding Venezuela—The
Views of Mr. Rtead and the London
Chronicle.
bosons. Nov. iii—The Chronicle this
homing publishes an interview with Han.
Ilenry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts. In
which he expresses his view upon the sub
[act of the Monroe doctrine. After going
Into the history of thedoctrinc in detail
Mr. Lodge said: .
“Nobody in America over pretended
that the Monroe doctrine is a proposition
of international law. It is a declaration
of policy, and one which people in Ameri-
ca have always Bll'l"illl0d, and, in my
opinion, always will sustain.
“As to the V‘snosucla dispute, each
country is entitled to what its predecessor
held, and no more, for no new rights have
been acquired in the interval by either
people. The question is, What was the
true boundary between the Dutch and
Spanish possessions? That question can
probably be settled by arbitration.
“To refuse arbitration and to salsa and
hold by forco disputed territory would
open the doors, if England pursued such
a course, to any other European power
that desired to acquire any additional tor-
ritory in Central and South America.
“The Monroe doctrine, it should be re-
membered, is quite distinct from any
question of reparation forinjurles received
by the subjects of foreign powers at the
hands of the governments or the peoples
of Central or South American republics.
With such «locations we have nothing to
do, but we cannot permit, under cover of
a demand fer reparation or in any other
way. new territory to be acquired by any
European puvor.
Something More Than a Sentiment.
“Thus far the Monroe doctrine has re-
maincd a mom statement. found only in
President Monroe's message, but it is my
belief that the next congress, both house
and sonata, will by formal resolution do-
clare it to bc an intcgral part of the policy
of the United States, to be maintained at
all hazards. American opinion In prac-
tically unanimous as to the absolute no-
cesslty of upholding the doctrine for the
welfare of the country. Moreover. I be»
licve that Europe recognizes our attitude
as reasonable and proper."
William T. Stead. editor of The Revicw
of Reviews, having soon the proofs of tho
interview with Senator Lodge, ropiicd at.
length to the statements mado. England,
he said, would never consent to any veto
being placed on the fracst possible expan-
sion of the Pacific ocean trade and settle
meats and tho colonizing of the western
world. Ho insisted that it would be ab-
surd to submit the Venezuelan question
to arbitration, especially with tho emin-
pic of the termination of the Alabuml
claims as an object lesson.
lrl conclusion. he said ho recognised the
fact that Americans weroquitc in a frame
of mind to invent now doctrines if they
found that the Monroe doctrine did not
apply to Venezuela.
Editorlnlly disclosing the interview with
Hollry Cabot Lodge on the subject of the
Monroe doctrine and its application to the
Venezuelan contoutlou, The Chronicle
this morning says:
"Mr. Chamberlain, secretary of stats
for colonlcs, is not Iikoly to attempt to
play the role of Napoleon of chczucla.
Unless the i'niicd Status formally pro-
claims a protectorate over all of tho South
American ropulnlcs \vo are bound to pro-
tect our citizens. Failing the establish-
mom. of such a protectorate, “to do not soc
how looso policies like those of tho Mon-
rou doctrine can stop us from protccting
tho livcs and tho property of the English
peoplo in tho new world "
A \‘iclous Norwegian Heller.
'l‘ouzlm, Nov. Iii—Whilc tho schooner
Ruth Ann was lying off the .‘ilarhlobcml
ooasta Norwegian sailor known by the
name of Potoutiuckod one of the crow
with a revolver. A smillo cnsucd, in
which the entire crow took part and over-
1mworoil tho frenzied luau, but not be-
forc ho had opened fire into the crowd.
The first man to fall was the captain,
Adam Korma, The next. two shots took
effect in tho log of Joe Kenna, osou of
the captain. l’olc was in turn shot by an—
other son of the captain. but was not ac.
riouely injured. lie was bound to the
crest and the marshal of Sandusky sumv
moncd, who took him in charge.
Inspected of Being lirauel's Murderer.
Parsnsos. N. .l.. Nov. lit—William
Zaucr, a Hannah, who says that he lives
In New York, is locked up hero on suspi-
cion of being the umrdcrcr of Klaucl, tho
New York restaurant keeper who was
found murdered in his store last Monday.
While in an intoxicated condition in a
River street saloon Znucr pointed to a
German nowspnpcr containing an account
of the murder and told a man that ho had
done the dead. A policeman was smu-
rnoncd, and Znuer was taken to jail.
where he will be confined pending the no
tlon of the New York police.
The Cherokee Nation's l'oiiey.
Four (Hoses. 1. 'l'.. Nov. Ill—H. S.
Mayan, principal ohicf of tho (Thorokeo Na.
tiou, in his annual niossagotothonnticnol
council. recommends that legislation be
enacted that would prevent the monopo
iizing of the public domain forspooulativc
purposes. An aggressive policy was mourn»
mended in regard to removal of the in.
trudcrs. He also recommends that a com
mlttco be appointed to confer with the
Dawes commission
The Harlem lIoid lip finspeois.
WAsmsotos, Nov. ib.—-Mn_iol' John M.
Burke. general manager of tho iluflaio
lllll wild west show, has gone to New
York to identify tho mon hold for the hold
up and murder of a barkaspor. ’l'ho pris-
oners claim that they are employees of
the wild west show, which had tiishnndcd
for the winter. Major Burke does not no
pact to identify them, for he boilcvos them
to be lmpostcrs
Knitting Mill Burned.
Gstamtttt, N. 1. Nov. l5.-'l’ho
Roddlsh knitting mill at North Broad
Albion, Fulton county, has been entirely
destroyed by fire, together with the nut
chinery. Ines, 094.000; an Insurance.
lesson stock of woolen mittens, 00,000;
insured
New Bishop of Marquette.
Income, Itch, Nov. to ~43 lion
navy Villiamshas been elected his oi the
new diosssasf Marquette out sound
”WWW“ MOI W,’
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Walnuts-row tier. itwAirslrsl John
3. Visitor indorses General Miles’ declara-
tion that the United States is today in ai
most a defenseless condition and not pro
Ilfli‘i‘il for war with anyone of half a doses:
can itries.
‘ We are in the position." herald, "that
China occupied in her recent struggle
with Japan, despite our vast population,
great wealth. boundless resources and in-
tense patriotism. lt is true that New
York and San Francisco are better pro-
tected than our other commercial cities,
Iut even they would ' helpless against
the assaults of a dozen powerful ironclads.
"If we had a dozen battleships of tho
lndlana class on the Atlantic coast, we
could defy as pcwarful a maritime coun-
try at Great Britain. We have now four
battleships building. and two others have
been appropriated for. We need at least
seven more.
"Of course England, in the event of
war with this country. could not send
here the majority of her vessels. If we
met her with a dozen powerful battleships
on the Atlantic coast, with such other re-
sources as we possess. we would no doubt
win the struggle. Meanwhile we could
throw 500,000 men into Canada within a
few weeks, so that the fight would not be
so one sided as it might at first clause
appear.’
TROUBLE IN BRAZIL.
The Movement to Place noes-man Prince
on the Throne.
SA): Antonio, Tex, Nov. 15.——A spe-
cial from Rio Janelro of Nov. 1:3, says:
Persons who have arrived here from
Nlctheroy announce the shooting there of
‘ 7 political prisoners on Sunday morning,
among whom were two cclonols. This
has caused great excitement in all circles,
and nothing else is talked of. Thcexe-
cutcd are known to have been in sympa-
thy with the monarcblcal cause. which is
daily gaining ground.
It is stated that many of the ofiicers of
the army and navy have sworn to join the
movement, and many oiliccrs now operat-
lag in the south against the rebolllon also
favor it. It is also stated that both Eng-
land and Germany will favor the move-
ment, and the plan is to place a iiermau
prince on the throne of Brazil. probably
Prince Henry of I’russio.
Inquiry Into the Detroit Disaster.
DrzTuoi'r. Nov. i 'o.—-Tho inquest on the
87 victims of last week’s explosion in The
Journal building ended abruptly before
any important testimony had been taken.
Prosecuting Attorney Frazor asked that
the jury merely return a verdict to the
effect that the deaths were caused by a
boiler explosion, which was accordingly
done. The prosecutor's object was to
avoid producing testimony which would
divulge the case of the state against Eu-
glneor Thompson and to make a more
searching investigation of the whole mat-
ter before the county grand jury.
From l'rison to flymona Altar.
Fountain. Ky. Nov. i. L—GIIVK'I'IIOI'
Brown has pardoned a female iifu convict
on condition that she go direct from tho
prison doors to the altar of Hyman. 'l‘hc
Woman—Rome fleck (colorerii—had.whila
in prison. promised to marry Sanford
Young. an old colored prisoner, on condi-
tiou that be secure her release. When
Young gained his freedom, be set patient-
ly to Work to win a pardon for his dusky
sweetheart and finally succeeded. The
worming "(miffed last night.
Assaulted by a Rival.
('Ll-Li ELAXD. Nov. 1.3. ~—James Rose, a
young man living on Lawn strcot. live at
tho point of tlrutlt. att-mulcd by Miss Kit-
tio ilrin. whom he is engaged to marry.
Ailcr leaving her home he was attacked
by a man. who clubbed and kiokml him
into insensibllity. llc says his assailant
was a married man. who unsuccessfully
sought to will the rcgunl of Miss llrin by
representing himself to be a single luau
Early In the “old.
liri'rimn. Nov. inn—Tbs News says that
l'nltmi States Senator ilurrnws is urged
by his frivnds for tho temporary or permit
nonl chairmanship of tho liopublican na-
tional convention, and that Gem-ml Alger
is likely to bond the Michigan delegation.
’I‘ho article further states that (iciiorul Al-
gcr will ho a probable candidate for score
tury of war, a position he had anticipated
Illlill‘l” the Harrison administration.
Turret Plates For the Oregon Shipped.
Iiii'i‘iil.hlili\l, Pa. Nov. l5.-——’i‘ho llath.
lchcm iron company has shipped turret
plates for tho I'nilod Hiatus cruiser ilroe
gun to tho navy yard at San Francisco.
The weight of the shipment was ilii tons.
Anotbur shipment, consisting of gun and
mortar material, Weighing iii tone, was
sent to the Watorvloit arsenal at West
'I'roy, N. Y.
A host Boy Found.
Masseuse, Va.. Nov. lo.——-Aiiot being
missing front his home for over ilvu
months Alfrod Brown, the in year old son
of Mrs. ll. ll. llrown of lies West Sixty-
fourtb street. New York city. has boon
found here, whore he has been under or»
rest for dill-god theft. Mrs. Brown left
with her son for Now York yesterday sft~
oruocn.
An lis-iinrregate's laioido.
t‘usros, N. it, Nor. Unwind-{lino-
guta Joseph H. Avery. aged till years. com-
mittcd suicide by drowning himself in his
cistern. Mr. Avery was a lawyer by pro.
fcseion and had omens in litlea. lie was
surrogate of Oneida county for it years
and was postmaster of this village from
no.7 to woo. Mr. Avcry had been suitor
ing from melancholic for sorcrci weeks
post.
Mrs. liters-son Itetnrns to Names.
liar Fliaaciwo. Nov, ifi.-The simmer
Mariposa sailed for lionniulu, Auckland
and Sydney last evening, Among the pee-
scngcrs who took passage for Ramos was
Mrs. Robert lauds Htovausrm. who returns
to live permanently at her old home at
Valima. Mrs. Hitwtmltln was acmmpanlrd
by her son Lloyd Osborne and Mrs. lan-
bolle Htrong
Chance For a hallway syndicate.
lime, Peru, Nov. ifs—«Tbs sonata has
authorized the governmcnt to contract for
a railway from Uroya. a town in the da-
partmant of .iunln. to (ihanchamayc. A
ctmcosslou of 32,000 hectares of land will
be given to the persons constructing the
road.
glare-led About Chickens.
liocsrosr. loci. Nor. ream Hersh
Davis shot and fatally wounded Mm Isa-
hells Gammon. her neighbor There car
rsied about their chickens In Davis
is in Jail. ,
Weather resssast.
Lanai reins; mutant winds. shitting
lowestsriy. y
”‘5“ People"
Wear chines.
And clothes are so cheap now why go About lam
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In buying always deal with a house that will m 4- 1‘
good any complaint.
We may makesmistskeH'ii
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merslose by it So deal here and if goods do M1
wear as well as We promised we will makeitrlm
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