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Natural gas has been discovered in
paying quantities in nineteen States and
Territories of the l‘nion. In “'csterii.
Pennsylvania alone‘sixty-six natural gas
companies have been organized and
nearly $21.0“!L0‘N) of capital invested.
This discovery is causing one of the most
interrsting industrial‘revolutions of the“
Century. ‘
m
A per-on with a bad temper should
adopt in“ vegetarian diet. Meat makes
people of bad dispositions want to tight
or qu:i:rcl upon slight provocation. Anv— ,
one addicted to drink can overcome the
dangerous lltlbllkllllltfll easier by adopting'
a proper diet of \cgctablcs. ccrcils nnd=
Irult. .‘ltlll eating. especially pork. ba-
(‘on :znd ham. has a tendency. to lend to
inteiiiperate hub ts.
Fifteen years ago the l-nll'nlo ranges of »
Roma: and lidoHl‘lil \vi‘t‘e Covered with
thousands of ill' so animals. The
«by u pz'u‘ty Went out from Denver. and
illlt r :l \u-th‘s huntingr managed to bill ,
three irmn :l herd of twenty. nine tl’mtii
they found in Lost l'urk. It is said th.tt ‘
the!" are not in m: than 233mm butlulocs f
Systt mutic slaughter j
now in lxi~tcllco.
h S lilo bind this sllziutelul result. 3
Mr. t'irpi lat u. an American com"
5} on lv M who has bu it making :i tour of
the llzi'idi l‘ics.
this lolnt tli.it follows :
t
\\.i~ much struck with
'lh- fret (3.
run 0* l‘tliw :lppre lilll‘il b3. ~i rilc through‘
it. nut bv the tl.ou»:iid~‘ and tens of
townie.
:l tilp :xctoss it in :lltY dircvtiv u.
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thousands of which one sm-s‘
drum...
.rlll ll‘
C1:L'“l~li.§Illllillatlt'llll'lllgl0 one cu
hl‘l‘
:ilmi'i'. the poisons here ,“_‘
ll.lt:llt...lllt‘ l
lc from the
\~.ll| hud (‘\ltl(‘ll‘.l\' ;
' A ::e\\l. i:.:.rzi--.l c u, ln~
ct" \i ~:l~l:l.
\"ll'll'l‘ll
tr'in
"In vcr lmtln'c 1.; nu :\ iuilroml
lulu. to-l. the (hrs to go upon lloir
“lellillfl l:1 \\'nc’:i' l (*oliiltli‘lwl‘
rain :.ll)lllil to roller! tlu‘ ticiuts, the
lil‘lilrgmwm lllislr..lnl» by tho
i: will of the ~iluuttou tint he lmu il'xl
oz! ll 5 x:.:::ri:i 't‘ tertiz'wnle. The
tin {or lo lo-Nl :l""ll_ :ippiovingly and
lumirl it in. l. \\ tli ill ~ that it
:i lit-lily useful d-ummvnt iuits
:iztl l'llt' ln- .li;1.l Ufl:‘}l
"mg: for himself, but that its
\\ .‘l‘l ‘ ‘
\‘l‘ll
:czuirl‘
\\ ll‘
ldJ
Mullen:
p-wwd. n viii no' turtle the holder to
fret ;:iss:l:v' over thu» in hand.
III in is a st 'l‘_\ of :l lllfl'l who doesn‘t
ri‘till th.
('llllll‘t‘lriiJld
Il('\\‘;|.li‘l‘_l\. Mlzw l;\'es on the
Mountains in .‘l:ll'_\'l:llltl,‘
will re a grvulhnmn of Luncaqor culled
The two git
to l-ill‘slll: about the \\'.ll‘:lllll Hem-lull
l
upon 123121 the oilu l' ll ._\‘.
1. . ul'c «.lli.\«i ~‘lutxilllnls
“um...
In . , llllili‘l' the lnttcr. llv'
Iillziii} tir'nlltnli ‘l lllilfliiCLlnvlt (‘11 Ill'
“lit-W ls i‘.t.‘ t'lll
ll tough!
l.‘i::(‘:\str.:in by :l\l\ill:j‘i
Ui-lii-rul. anyhow, and “lurc is llt‘ now ,
fixing “ lll' \\‘is very much surprixed
“hen lobl llmt ll.’ rhml liceii ll\’il\l and
b; '
lutu‘uo‘ liis into-tuner by saying tin:
settlrmi‘nt
21 n yen" Illll nine, and :itlc “H“ l
he *1 blorn no! ~l ion into the
and the innuntuiih “(it :1 poor plurc to
get l:l'\\ ~. '
-——-—-————_—_ .
(‘hnsh s .‘li.l r, of Son icltlcy. l’enn.,
has :Ilel :l (' l\'\"ll. Von what he considers
"riu- m an rltnttrltuli‘m discovery of the
nut." lle ln‘lli'Vi'x that nounl gas is
('tllll‘lllttl in the earth in lluid torinilud ,
that by pumpin: it_out the great prob-
lem of cheap fuel {on be solved. lb
may be right, but] the near future may ‘
twe Int n biiyingvl‘ucl by’thc iplzirt ltl~tend ‘
of by the ton. .\ few bottles of natural
gas \vou‘d heat a house for months. If .
Sn ‘l'l‘Q liquid fowl and Alillcr‘s tluid
fuel should prove successful. life for the
poor mun would soon losc many of its
hzirtlsii'ps. llut the outlook at pres-m. ;
Seems to indicntc that lwcfsteuk and nu» i
thrucin: will be in us great demand this .
winter as in pust Scars ins.
————.—_
.‘lodcrn inventions II‘IVC kept“ pace
with all the requirements of social life
and-made possible housekeeping on an
:ippcarzince of elegzlnec even in one room.
The \nriety of folding beds and other
articles of furniture is surprising. A
handsome pnrlor with bookcases. calli-
ncts. easy chairssand lounges can be
trnnst‘ortned:_ in a twinkling into a bed-
chumbcr or dining: room. or even a
kitchen. 'lhe novelties of this class
make possible the change or u parlor to
he nursery. and nchild‘s bath tub and
other useful articles can be evolved from
ornamental and innocent appearing pan
Ior tables. It must; be perplexing occu~
Bio .nlly to the owners of a roomful of
this furniture how to prepare against
sudden changes.
Concerning Mr. Miller’s discovery the
New York ll'orld observes: In answer to
the inquiry, “Why is it that we have no
old American ships engaged in the oil
trade between this country and Europe!“
on old son captain in Philadelphia saidi
“An Americun capitalist will invest any-
where from $75,000 to $100,0001‘na fine,
hard wood clipper ship, and will spare
no extra expense in having her fitted out
with all the latest improvements known
to marine architects. He will put a
young captain in her of little experience,
as a general thing. and send her out. on
probably a rdozgn or more deep water
voyages. By the completion of those
voyages she will need probably a couple
of thousand dollars? worth of repairs
done, and sooner than this her owner will
». mritice her to some onocitlier in Ger-
many or Nova Scotis at less than one<
tenth of what she cost. These people
williput hat in the all trade, and she
will, maritime: out of ten, pay them ten
per cent'interest on their investment,
othe r j"
. the weld-sects trust ll llicii‘ t‘_\\\i upon the
E Vern-Hilde tel C
Ill. ;
I:ll:l1l‘l\l is the worksliopgu’ the World
ll|
. “tent buill
‘ lhvt czi
:ccrps. nrrivcd at tho reviewing stand.
: President was grcetol with hearty cheers us
5 I‘mb‘ in
(timid undo a line
and pay for herself in less than thus:
not.” ,
LIBERTY UNVEIL .
A Great. Pageant in the Streets of
America‘s Metropolis.
Ceremonies in. the City and at tho
Base of the Statue.
The following vivid account of tho core
monie~ accompanying the unveiling of Bar-
th..l.ll‘s statue of Liberty has been compiled
for our readers from the New York papers:
Bad wémher. but Great Crowds.
For many weeks the day a ipointod for the
do licution of the statue had icon. tho object.-
ivo point to which thousands turned their
thoughts and hspes. 'l‘nough the faithless
element; held out but little encouragement,
thouszindsof visitorscamo to the city. A!
an early hour the i'upuhltiou of New York
not the thousands of visitors were up and
stirring. .
b‘y ‘.- o‘clock. the hour set- for the head of
Jho column to mow. the streets leading to
up! or Fift ti nveniw were throngod with citi~
rens. military and oh it organizations on
their wav to ' the rctilczvfllli. Lookin oust
nod west from the brow ul Murray 1111 . the
euth 1M;Iliullull of the city seemed to be
marching in one direction or draWing itsr
lines closer about the Windsor Hotel, where i
th: tii'iuid Murillo! and his skill were assem-
IJb'II. .
Jn>t previous to the starting of the parad.
Illfl.
v and val ic-l o":‘ini.':iiton~, the proces-
so-n bi \\l.: h :u .l in l. . cn llois. l'nit‘orms
and c :ll’llill- li.‘ \\ loch hu: 9 won service for
u q“ ‘lt‘l‘ of n century, shone in all the glor
l-l ll .~ moi hauling an»! burnishing \\ hie
lbw. lizld lct'ozh d ('1 ndvmur‘d. but gaudy
tile rogues rumbled through the sink [3
at o :t Muxruv h.“ :n-‘l no“ and tllelisomo
u l: as lll - ._ on. b of (More
itt- :ch .‘liull;~l:lv‘ of a ll): it
nnd trim in. l of tZ\~- soul: but rill-“till .\I0ti~
ll-U“. Elevv l-~:i tin; :h ii‘oilglllel‘v‘ «If Illa
mix “as Lr iglzt \\ uh binding and trout every
t'n :s'u‘F stars no.1 5 hp .s or a tricolor tint.-
‘I‘I‘l‘Kl
\\'.-islm:,;ton.
The City‘s Decoration; I
l‘ew :llmupts ll ul then made at elaborate
tl-u«»r:it.o but th~ inns“ and aggregation
of ll: ~ n “llllI‘ :zrrl l~1uo in part mud) up
forulia‘cxcr hid. it iiriis'o‘ arrangement
tbci‘u- Illl,lll lw. “u the fronts ot' many
iguucss l.“ .s-~ were l"l :l_v manufactured
l - Ithlllx‘lh‘tls it t‘ ‘ motto of tin
Punch , “. iln Ho. lizulte. Fruteriiite"
I'i‘l'll'ufl-Hf \l, llnrih lill wan to to seen
here and tllvrv \\ ill: the » c'iol‘s of the French
l:e;-i:l- i - .- . a scum : The north end of the
post oilivo budding was a nuss of this,
stalls and hunt n;.:.' and to lug it the l‘ity
llull so ' \l' to \m. with tho Goren)-
:‘in n displnyot' color. Tue
H or} I build”: on Part. row was vomplx lo~
ly billion in lls‘ nv‘iss of bright colored
ill c ‘I'.lll:vll~. Strut.‘ l: oxor the street xv as
ill :3 liming~ l :it‘ch \‘r‘ectol lsv tho
promo-t w of the lull' ' in tho nirlst of the
(‘\'Ul‘.;l‘\‘i‘ll<. who it evil. in? the fi‘nuww'oi k of
' the strut lure. \u-rc Iil-‘ lll\i‘?'|§\'il\ll “in licflo
Finis-o" and “Tho initial mules ‘ on titer
side It. llu‘:l!ll tho I‘iin‘mzi ropu‘scntntwn of
the ‘ltlllilh of lib-guy un.t:n;.: the two henn-
sltlh'l'i‘s “as the lllM‘l nun-11‘ ‘\ no l‘l‘Tnli lilo
l’intoriwllo .lx-s l‘eu\ llupol-li mes“ donclno
tin brotherly .\ ‘llllllh'ul of tho two l‘i‘l-illllll'fil.
l'vom the c .no . f the arch Hugs and hunt.—
lll ltll'w fl‘ \' xlv' rye-l.
tie it ntimiii. Albeinarlo and
Hotels duplavcd the most
.locomiiwns. though nearly:
vvory ll stoEry in tho “hotel district“
“as do. oiulol to a considerable
«\tont. .~\ m.i,orttv of tho lv‘.fth avenuo
I‘i‘hult‘l‘nm‘ along th - line of mal‘rli il;sl\l:t)t‘tl
d. \‘wl‘élIlHlls. .\nvi \\ here all else was lacking
the l:an«llu-rrliw-ts of tho ladies served to
1!:1'u'llli i. r ”21- want of other enconrum“
lll< ill to tho ivniiitlcis In lmver Broadway
tho iii-lllcn “us were gonmnl (Ill'l nearly
every 11 milling of any sim “us festooucd.
i'pl .v. ll
linrthvl ll
vialwt‘nlo
.-‘\t the Reviewing Stand. ,
The ivvioniug staul was lovntol nearly
ntn-onu illoilu; saxa'hol llutl‘nmn House. on
th~ \v. st std.- of l‘lttli :\\‘vmm. . l! :\r‘i'omu‘fl~
m... .. no» [H L'" H l-oi‘s ins. lho I‘f‘\'ll\\\lllj.:
stand an 1 \‘llltll bit the oppt-sito side of Fi‘lh
nunuo them: to till \\llll guests bettre ‘J
-- it. and half nu h ‘lll‘ Liter thcro \vus .
ccly st Hiding: r0 un on tho grand
stand. .‘lus! wt tho sp-uco in the re.
\ t. \\ :n: stunt! “us iowrvml for the From h
cues!» \\ ho Ill l n‘ t nrrivo until a few min-
utes rust E" «(cl N it. They won» headed by
.‘l l‘urthc‘ull, t‘onnt do leswps. Admirnl ‘
.‘niircs. livllt‘lfll l‘clisser. (‘ulom‘l do l‘usy.
31. l in. t. t‘oloncl .l lilousso int. and Lieuten-
nnt \ 113.1: M. Among; olh-u' distinguished
guests l u t .o roviowm: stnnd \vcro (‘Noneml
Sherldnnn'iil his stutl‘. Hovcrnor llill, nc‘
unnpuuicd lay Mont-mint Governor Jones
and his stall". Judges lirown and Benedict of
the S lpieum t‘ourt.-(lcucml Rufus Ingalls
and in tiny nthers.
At inrlo lllc HlNl Guard. acting as guard of
h..nor ln l‘rcsula‘tit (‘lovclnod and bonded by
the Thirteenth lb-guuent band an! drum
The
W:
s
he dro\ c down tho avenue and drew up in
flout of tho stand, St“l'l‘t..‘ll‘)' Bayard
tho tnrringo With him The Uld
show as tlieyniarchcd
u~t Ill“ rwicwin: stand out formed in
ino on the up; onto sldo of the avenue. A ‘-
colnpnnyin: the President “cro Secretaries
Ray-9rd. “‘httnov and Lorin-tr, I‘osttniasteh
(lcnilrnl \‘iins. t'ol. Lamont. nndGonoral
Ht‘llultvlil and Admiuil l.u~e withtheirstntl'a.
Alter tho l‘rcsldcnt lltll tukcu his blace mi
the reviewing stand the members of the
French delegation were presented to him.
The Military Qua Civic Parade.
At lialf-pasteloven o‘clock the signal corps
gave the signal that the head of the proccs-
sion ind started from l‘it‘tyuinth street.
All along Fifth nvenuo the members of the
signal corps \vore stationol on the roofs of
linen buildings signalling the movements
l‘r“? . u from point. to point.
.~\t precisely eleven o‘clock the head of
the procession macho] the reviewing
line. At. the head rode General Stone,
is Tonn'uninl by a large staff. After passing
the reviewing lino General Stone and his
stall wheeled into line below the stand and
tho tieucrnl took his place beside tho Presi-
dent in the stand. t‘losebebind him come
the Fifth l'niml Status Art‘llery under com-
niiind'of C‘olonelJohn Hamilton. headed by
the l intod States Militar Band. Next
came the I'uited States Inrino Band at
the head of the Naval Brigade. consisting of
details of nariucs from the difi‘ercnt. war
vessels in the harbor. and tho bovs from the
trainingshio. followed by four G‘attling‘guu
batteries The marines did excellent man I:-
ing and worn heartily cheered. They were
under vominnml of Captain Robert. Boyd. 0!
the. United States Navy. Then came the
l'nited Suites Brigade. consisting of com-
nnua; from the different. forts. nbouttho har-
r. under command of Major \Vallac‘e F.
Rnndoloh. of the Fifth United States Artil~
Iory. The Second Regiment of the National
Guard of the Suite or New Jersev, parading
ten cominauds of sixteen tiles front. ands
detachment of one eompnn of the Massa-
chusetts Volunteer Militia
close of the first division.
‘ The second division was composed entirely
of troo is of the First Brigade of the Na.-
llonal Guard of New York State. under
command of Brigadier—General Louis Fitz-
er’ald. and a number of'Freneh societies.
he Seventh Regiment. headed by Colonel
Clark, had the right of the line. and the
baud just before the heart 0! the division
notched the reviewing stand struck up the
Marsellaise. This was the first band toplny the
Air, and every Frenchman on the stand ro-
n oved his hat. and shouted "Bravo" as Cob
onel Clark saluted the President. The French
cohnnu,hen’ded by Wadsworth file and drum
cor )S, t‘o'lmvcd tbs militia. Next came
t'uited States J ndgos and other officials at
the United States. Governors of States and
Territories in carriages, bringing up the rear
of the second division.
The rest of the procession passed thoro-
viewing standin the following order:
THIRD DIVISION.
Hugh J. Grant, Hotshot
'Mayors of cities and Munici l Otheerl (in
carriages), follow by
A Battalion of the Police Force of Philadel-
rphia and a Battalion of the Police Force
of Brooklyn. ‘
Votemns o! the War of lSIZ (in carriages).
. 'I‘lio Arte..- Club. Veterans of the Mods
can \Var (in carriages). ”
The Military Order of the Loyd Legion. .
' mourn DIVISION.
Col. C. A. “'ells. Marshal.
Wu Veteran Military._0rgnuintlou
FIFTH DIVISION.
«and 'i .N.o.s.h.v.. rebuttal
W
rough: up the _
l
.sinn lurisiox.
. 1 who \\';n hostor. Marshal.
\ehmm .\l;ltf “\ t‘r.:.vur:itions other thm
itnriy \\ .lr \etex’nns.
si-L'. l \‘l n on l>:\i\‘_
‘ Mug. in . ., .-\. S \\'- l-ls. llarshnL
Aidcllmslnl‘i Alemn-lcr l‘ Ketch am. U. S.
\ ulh. 'l he iitlll tillillitll lln‘lslon.
in.“ l ll m \ bios.
“on H l‘. K123. Marshal.
lil‘li‘lw inlo‘iI .\ltli;:n) lll'fi..lll.'flll0ni
(ion “fishing-ink . nt‘l in,» than n by eight
bars... «scurtm by til i t‘viiliuontnl liziuinls
of “'ashingtuu. l) I; . and by thoUld \Yasli
mgton Continental tinnni, mounted.
Sun: of th- Hawaii-unu-
NINTH nivtstov.
Bernard J. Duran. Marshal.
Sons of Veterans Ilvtnclnuont. him Do-
pmtiuont. llroohlyn. Associutmn of ol~l E
limoklymtcs. Representative eitimns 11‘
Brooklyn.
TENTH DlVlsLLV.
John hooker. Marshal.
Volunteer Fireman‘s Association. Board
of Trntlonud Transportation. t‘ gnu of
I'nifornted Knights of l‘vthins. lzw
llogiinont of Uniformed Knights ot‘ l‘yii.
New York. Charity Assothltious and vile:-
ci\ iv Societies. (‘mzox n
' Soon after the bend at tho
rem lml th.‘ reviewing l out a «lr I it; rain
IM‘lflll to fall. Some of tho In it -s on tho
rand stand spread tb ir umbrellas, but his
idont Cleveland, who were no ovorcon'. s'ool
at his post in the front of thel‘cv‘mvingsfnnd
and romovoi his hat in resimiso to every
salute tonderol him.
After the review was over tho d istinguishel
porn on the stand \vct'o. nftcr taking slight
roli'eshment. driven at once to the steamer
l‘csput. 'h. whom they embm lust for the \(‘l'o
monies on Bullock lslnud. in the lmrbor.‘
The head of the‘ procession reached the t ‘ity
"all at about. noon. and the crowd then was
immensezthe weather seemed to linvo little
or no etlect. people standing out in the dru-
zle and weekly taking down Ill_‘lt‘ umbrellas
at tho request. of the people loci. of them.
lirondwav was almost imvnssiblc. At the
Battery the procession end‘wl.
pvn ‘ossiull
The Naval Parade.
Animated is the best word with which to
describe the appearance of New York harbor
during the morning. Forrylmats, steam-
yachts. United States revenue «utters. and
crafts of all description moved through tho
water and the fog, in almost a constant. pro- '
cession. Only the outlines of the great statue
on liedloo‘s Island could be seen from tho
Battery through the heavy mist \\ in h
had settled over the harbor. Surrount in: .
the island the mast and hulls of the l’nitod l
Statosgsteamships 'I‘enneoieo. Portsmouth. |
Jamestown. Suratogn. Yantic and Alliance I
could faintly be distin ulshed.
The si mat to process for the naval parade .
was tina ly given. and in real nautit a] style .
the flotilla moved down tho North River
from nbovo Forty-titth street to- ',
ward the harbor. They steered two
abreast each bout. keeping her lea. r on her ,
port bow. President Cleveland. .the
steamer Des: uteri. left the foot. 0 West. .
Twenty-third st'ect n few minutes beforo '
the naval parade .«tarted. Tho what-res
were wronged and everv ono seemed to
recognize the Despateh. The old shippers on
passing craft. blew away nearly all their
steam to show the President bow mtriotiean .
Americans-cum be. The Ilespnteh moved
into the dock ot' Bedloe‘s Island at 1: and
with the echo of mighty cheers ringing in
his ears. the President was escorted ashore.
“'ben the naval flotilla passed the pier of
the Com agnie Generals Transatlantiuue the
steamer .a Bretagne. moored alongside. dis- .
charged two deep-sounding cannon in honor .
of the grand display. Between 200 and 5‘00 .
vessels—led by the steamer Golney with the
Grand Marshal of tho procosion. Rear Ad~
miral Luce. aboards-wcro in line, including i
all sorts of craft. from the great. Sound
steamers to tug-bouts and s In launches
0n the cmbnrkatiou or t. a Presidential
party and the other guests on the Dispatch.
a. signal gun was red and the tugs and
steamers got: in position. heading down
stream. At a. second gun the flotilla movoi
down the river. passing across the bar-
bor Q0 the east-ward, of the men - of -
war drown up in a line of! Bedloe‘s
Island, and turninz. tossed around the last
man-of-war. and anvhored ofl’ Bedloe’s Island
between the pier and the North Atlantic.
fleet. A saint: was fired from the fleet when
the Presidential pnrtylandcd. a. second when *
the statue was unveiled and I third when the
ceremonies of the unveiling was over. Tin
dense fog’ Which prevailed mwde it impossi~
[1:6 to see much of the naval panda trons. the
s ore. '
Final Ceremonies on Bedloe‘s Inland.
The taco ol‘ the stntue was veiled n1) tho‘
morning with a French flag. An nttom t to
veil the entire figure would have invo vod
too much bunting, more than could have
slain gnmienltilyy gigging? without the use
. ac olpocia r g or 9 ur .
At hull-past 1 o‘clock mun cprnttapogl‘ all
kind: at: ather around 00‘: Island
and by o‘cloc fullyEOOsteamo: and soil-
aontad-m cmism‘ ‘ 2 within six t of tho
an 2
The Mm playodwhilo theor-
flclals and cats were mblin on Bodloo‘s
Island In . was to owed by a
sign! gun flint mama thobeg'lnning ot
; guislml 1::
. idem of tho [Hotel Suites then stepped fur-
, have been celebrated in ancient song.
‘ swan 0t gl‘ilsprligul
momenta. PS‘I’OI' wetland bytho
liev. Dr. Richard S. Siorrs, nndihv‘nxul
t‘ount Ferdinand do la-w‘ps then de‘ixo oi
an additive on behalf of the limit n
American l [no-i Senator “'xlliziru .\L
lex :ii is novt. made the presentation nri littis.
He mad. that tho .s ‘ono "lb!" \\ll.\‘ll tho \ast
assemblage was his *tcd dlswlavcd a trans~
act-o w ill u-uimn unit's wht h foun 1 no pm
cutout or re v‘lil ill the past. "llow nan we
titiy frame Ill word. the to. tiles and on.»
lion! which llth‘ title l and tlliwlsl the bowls-
and minds of two great nations in the birth
of ‘ll'fl tit-lilo “rm-option "‘ Ilo then. in
ele Sllt'llt \vords. nllliled to the war
in t its Republic in “ll-Uh the» lilwi'tyduvm:
Fran -\. p uplv rrl! s l."\ lllf‘uvo inn-rad Il'l-I
paid a high \‘tlllt“llllli‘lll to Harlin-l It and th -
{coma of Franco llo al~ \munplimented the
{Ill‘li‘l'n‘ of tho p «lcszul. and the pimple. who
nuitritiuw Luv-l tho | im‘ernmout which gm a
space on l‘n‘llm' s ls.:ind for tho statue. Ila
toricimlo l as it ll-\\v~.
“To duv. in the name of the citizens of the
l'nitod States who have completed the po los-
tnl, antliraisad tlo l‘v in tho statue. and ot the
voluntary contouttee wlioalmvo executed the
WM of them tell 'w - lll w s. I .loriuro in vour
‘ll'l‘fil'll ‘n :11le in tho pin ‘it w of those dist n-
.osls‘ trout ‘i‘uucenn l of lliemigust
nssci:il~l:l,;o tit/Tho hon uablo and holiorrsl
men of our bin/ti an i this 'oumlcs:multitudn. ‘
Ill:.I this red «Land the mptul Work of tho
two liopulum aunt-lewd. and surreutloml
to the c we and WHY: I f ‘the Government
and the pcuplool’ t lt,‘ l‘uited States."
The ropes low-ling from the lattorm to
tho (lug which Sllll conned the ace of the
goldoss wcrc now N'i‘ll to sun)“; It sharp
pull “as guon and the banner fell to the
l'\‘ “Rial. The t oun-tenance of the statue was
intramural nimvo tho gloat noembly. .
llnrth lli‘s lio work “1“ {ornmlly do-
«lu'el to ll‘t‘- as a work of art.
l-‘io u (but in. meat beuun the existence of _.
,. 7..
tho statue of liberty liulightenin; the
“'orld. Scarvc‘y had the banner fallen than
n ogmll tin; \xn» waved from the masthead
of the 'l‘czimusc'e. .- A streak of “true
sormi; tron tho side ot the old war-j
sup. and thcn another anl .nnothcr. '
until her d ‘4“.\‘ “are hidden in the white
cl lud of powder smu‘u‘. 'l'hc Tonnes '0 was .
mi! :ilonu Ill this homage t \ I.llu‘l‘.)’. l-‘rom :
evoiy mnnrot war III the liner. French as well :
its American. lh'iudercdtliesniutuli )u to the j
git-lilo“.
Ann n‘the strains of the brim!“ worn than“!
and ill \ s Innis of imtionai :luthoins were .
lm‘no upon the line es until their notes din! :
nwnv as had th . ronr of the guns 'l‘ho l‘t‘cs- ;
ward and sai l:
“The people of the l‘uitsl States accept
. with gratitude from their brethren of the '
French republic the grand and complete
work of art we here inaugurate. _
“This token of the allection and considera-
tion of the people of France deitonstxates
tho kinship of republics. and conveys to us.»
the :issnmn c that. in our otl‘orts to command
to mankind tli ~ excellence of a government
rusting ‘l'g‘nll popular will. we still have,
lmyoud the Amerirau continent, a steadfast,
nliv.
““‘c are not here today to bow before the
repres ‘lllatlflll of a fierce and wnildce god,
filled with wrath and venr'eaneo. but \ve .
inyonsly contemplaw instcm our own deity i
't-eping watch and ward before the open ;
mates of Ameri ~: . and greater than all tlilats
Il~
her hand thunderbolt:
of terror and d. nth. sh“ holds aloft the light
which illnmiiies the way to‘ man‘s entran-
ehisement.
“We will not forget that- liberty Ins hers
made her hom’c: nor shrill her chmeu altar be
neglected. “'illing voturies will constantly
keep alive its fires, and these shull gleam
upon the shores of our sister republic in the
East. Reflected thence and joined with an-
swering rays. a stream of light shall :et‘co
the darkness of ignorance and man s or»
pression. until liberty enlightens th: world.”
An eloquent address was then made in En-
list: by the representative of tbs Re-
public of France. A. Lefatvre. There was
more music. and then Mr. (Chauncv M.l)epew .
delivered the conunemm‘ative addres. “Old
Hundred" was played by the band. and the
assembly joined in singing the Doxology.
The eeroinonie: were clogcd With t.h . benedic-
tion, pronounccd by the Rt. Rev. chn C.
Potter. D. 1).. Assistant: Bishop of the to
rose of New York. A national saint) was
then tired simultaneously by all batteries in
the harbor. afloat. and shore.
During thoevouing there was to have been
an illumination but the rain and (or: caused
a. posttmuemeut of this part of the pro-
rooramme. ‘
p h rty departed for Wnsh-
The Presidential ,
ingtou at; the cone usioii of the ceremonies
on Bodloe‘s Island. ,
In the evening a (“11119er wenat Del-
monico‘s in honor of our Franc thol‘l b
the New York Chamber of Commerce.
Burtholdi. ;Cou.nt do Lessons and the other
French representatives, together With many
prominen Americans. were present.
Speeches were made bv M. .Bartholdlt Admi-
mil: ‘Jnures, George William Curtis, and
at. on. ~
The dimensions of the great status are u
follows: Height tron: base to torch. 151 foot
1 inch: foundation or pedestal to torch, 305
teetoinehesmnlto top of head, 111 foot 6
Inches: longthothmd, 1611963511161»: .
The Sltfhle mdtho fidutthfiwit‘h‘gxo 92-,
peruse: 0 ~ mum on ‘ out .
chant moon.- » . ’ _ -'
'01 u! lim
Hiriliul . \‘tlll‘~-i u-f
also» \I :h - y .l: \nro :3” ,_
. :it lirussl-ls. lic'
, cages, Boston
i 6‘ T . T
l\ E Wb SI )IMAR
Eastern and .‘Ilddle States.
As explmion of fireolamp inn mine at
Scranton. Penn, injured eight. men. two at
badly that they were not expected to recover.
Mus. Comm.” M. erwnnr. widow ol
the late A. 'l‘. Stewnrt, was burial in the
crypt of the Cathedral of the Incarnation, at
Gai‘deut‘ity. Long Island. ,
I‘ll'l-ZAI‘HHEST pmcecdings against Mayor
Smith. of Philadelphia, have been dropped.
FRANK \\'.u.\von'rn. who created a sense.
' tioo in 1“?! bv killinw his father to aveui'e
. P‘ P!
his mother‘s wrongs. died a few days ago in
Saran-5n. N. Y.. aged thirtybue years.
Hovnixon HILL, of New York. on the
29th addressed a Democratic meeting at
Philadelphia
Tier: \‘crlnont lower 110nma has passelabill
prohibiting the sale anl manufacture. of
()leomargnrino under th- [naiiulty of $501.
The bill also pruhib;ts its us i in hotels. cat~
tug lltillb‘N "mil lauu‘ding houses. under a
similar penziltv. unless the owncrthere-if ex—
' s a pin-art with letters three inches
: "l 'looinni‘gnaine ustsl here.”
Iii-:v. llrtxnv \\'Ano REEFHER returned
born] the other day a'tcr‘u live months“
lecturing tour abroad.
)1. IlAItTJUlJll. (‘ouut do bitmaps. and the
"thev reg-rowntntive. of Frau 0 who tame
. over to ‘o ltlh‘5< t? o unveiling; of the Liberty
{I-‘ltill‘. :m-l \\ lm wore a warrior! the frl‘l‘d‘llu
~f )ew York 1 'itv by the .\luti cipulity. liuvc
twv‘it sight worn; at Philadelphia, Niagara 7
Falls, and utbcr plum-s.
South and “’cst.
Tm: inugniticotit st me bull tin; of the
Tire School of Appliel Science. t‘levehulll.
. lino. «1 mph: «I about an yes." 81;" at A cost
of $‘JUJ'UH. has been dovtroyel by lire; t. «at
Iuss‘ fizmv‘mn. -
.-\ mm: at l’ucnh mlas. Va” destroyed six-
: e': b; l~llll;.'\ in. bi nu; tuu how-ls fl‘nl se\'~
ri‘a' «sitters homes. tic wee Batu-r. of _
Lyn: lit-mg. irrishv d in tho ttnnn-s
l" i;l\«; tho nl-svnce of William Fox a
farmer. from ins homo near Hut ltuck. Ky.
. bl all the llllllflI»‘<
* us \\ me. five .ngvlnl inn and loo} outr:
'u lots ol the iicigh'imu'hw-ul where bursic-l t .
‘lv :ltil.
Tun
was lutullv lll;ll“\~kl nti l others bu l y lur. at
1 two u (‘lncngvu 3
ill" building t :i
Tun-J:
: “oro twcnty eight enrtl: make
:11 - Ls to}: in t’hnt‘lvsron. 5. «ti. - .iiug
3‘ li-lv‘l‘ gimm- :l ltil~iltt‘\‘ boom. li.-\ve\ei'.
has struck tho = 2t_\‘
'l‘m‘ numb. r e f \ ictims by the collision lax
;:‘~\‘ en :\ puss -n ;ct'.ln l u trw ghl train it! liio.
\\ i- ‘
.tw. ut‘. or lunzit)‘ two
has Iv- n .wolh-d from th rice!) to
;\ Ill" lirnl stud ‘Ilt.
l.ttl.-Nh.l lieu lolthu-iiglrnuiu-
i\ ll: -tr map ‘l~ ‘ll ‘l :x -:"..-r_ “am all
ill .t v- u; . d from: tho puss" Alta h
‘lll 1 iv.-
lli\\
‘r . 1r
‘wa. burnml up .‘llli i'tin-t 1» iw-ti.
“‘nshiligtun.
".mizltcsof tho (“]”‘Il\t'\ of the postal
l;.- " ' 'u‘ :i,.;rv~_v:itc V ‘
‘ . mus for tho our
u- \\rti' showing an llt~
the o tim llv‘ f irimw )cnrot W3“.
ilu‘tn; the last
wt tubal Suit w 2:.-
\\:l\ if
Illll‘ u.
:nuw 'ntc N-t‘ou (Hill
5 The ad. hunto length
..~.. “.1. \. A . ill cs
Sn m’r lll\ .\l \\\i\...
the T
Mu . l:-
.- :."'th a sun ul
‘.\. III" n! ran-Ll
nus lulu-ii slv 7".
«law 9 -I‘ u.’ tim
. ~:I\s m li . smooth :2
:4 :ho :s~:i yvnr .. ..
tn. n'y Nah-s and Teri
~:.t‘\x‘\t'«l Tic: tal appropri-
-l".
1‘ 1L. tint t :2..-
Ho
I
r tl-iw. \v. lv
Foreign.
Kn l‘l . t‘ i‘:l1:\‘ a i. l~ sutl'cz‘ing fro u
:ol‘ Hon l .rus.
le‘.ulul;i\' .s llthit‘r
.\..
~ ll‘c‘d!) in.‘ \‘ossl-l. ”:31?“
. lll tho \ills.ll,: pi i :iczuxd
‘ ‘- ll‘. ‘ 'li\
t'il xix“. it‘s‘s huge l‘u'n l-l mils in liullnn.
' in ‘ i by tire, 1» Ne.
-. tune b (x: .lvstt' yo
l a
$3 ".
.\\ 1mm. cmsfnl nth-'11}! l1:l.\‘l\-i‘tlll‘.lil~\!0
iwiov: it. d M lla tin .o: li.l:llt‘tll;ll.t.t'v .
I. .‘L ’l'h‘ - u ;-t‘.‘s
Hl l‘llt‘l'us t'wi‘ti‘
{no ls. ‘
l-‘i norm in It l‘v ll‘l\‘i‘ mused great dam
age llll-l tll'Iivws.
.
l: l.i‘.l l-‘_\ \\' 5:1th I it was ban: .1 nt
\1 t 1 ._l§::tlsii (k 1.1m“ 1n. t‘u‘ the .. .rlb 2'
ol Th x :xux llltlll‘lltl in to _t\oot.-n:iy ruin-ax
Turin: sen lien and a lntlv passenger \v~- -\
dr-mtix-il in lll‘ Wreck u. tho :ehooin-r
Bron in oil the New fonndliuid rozist.
(litvrnxt. K ‘1 I.t1.\l:~‘. o‘3i ill ro;u~-~s ‘III‘\
the (I liu sun in bi] unlit. on the . law A
tlll izlttum‘. 1m to Ill” litilsii‘iou (Gun-"mir- '3
gixm; liuco day-sin “men to could. \\ t :
tho lluNsla'i demin ls. rcfu~ l t . be loll-w .l
by his dc; .‘ll'IUI‘U from llulgn in.
.~\ \‘.\l-.:l I‘ la ‘ ido Ins jn-t taken phi-‘9
n l-‘lv-~ bun-lied unmetl
:lrew‘l in iii-diluting. Irv-u led it procession of
l‘JJ‘iH pursms. gnLPIt‘kl from surrounding
t. “fins 'l‘l:e_*.“v:irrn~d llflllllt‘l‘ inscribed \-. .til
motto ~~ in—hivor of ltli:\x‘l‘<|l sutlruge :iu-l
mnnevy to tho recent strike Motors.
S. v. s \ i‘lag-s in th . Friendly Islands
L‘ch been d. . {coyl-d by a volcanic crux-Lion.‘
'AN INDEiT FIGHT.
'Snngutnnry Battle Bctwcen Sioux
and Grows.
. side of Sim Frau ‘is ~
. . tious of race. vii-wt and so ll
men were roasted to death. a third -
_ publxcau, l‘rohzluti vn. Amer
f Photo a.
....-
“mm ECHUES
Approximate Results of the Vote
in the Various States.
Pigunes for Governors, Congressmen
i
i
and Other Offices. l
l
‘ I
Thirty-five Stat-:3 of the Union voted on i
the 2.! for Representatives in the Fitt‘eth
Congress. Maine. Vermont and Uregou had §
Already chosen. Seveniatnt .‘S—lillodv.‘ Island .
Oregon, Alabama, Arkan-as. Vermont. i
Maine and Georgia- had already elected 5
Governors this year. of whom four are
Democrats and three Republicans. Sn: 3
entwn States rinse Govern-rs on th-
Ed. Of these nine have now lil‘ldlll»
lean Governon. viI.: t‘ulora lo. Como.- 1‘.-
cut, Kansas. Mussn ‘husetts. Michigan. .\I or ;
nesotn. Nebraska. New Hampshire and “'is-
cousin. The eight Stine . loving Dom-wrath: '
Governors are California. Delaware. Nova-k
da. NowJerscy. ’ennsylvnnia. :s‘ .u‘h V
lino, Telltlessufi and Town. in rain--
\‘Otvs' were cast only tor t‘n:i_ru~s n-~u
lbsi‘li-s electing .‘tzne wilii‘et‘s
bta‘u- \‘utv-I on rouszitzztlonzd u 1:"!lillll-‘Ii! ».
1'3) to the hour tint tints mic of «or pug-er
went to gross the results n-ce.vv.~.l from the ‘
various Stat 5 Were as follows;
ALABAMA.
”Jill-t ted Cunz'l‘i‘u'llit u. All the lienzwruti" .
uzuiiincos were atlrccix'i ul.
. aux AX\.\\.
Elected (‘ wgn'xs'nun. '1 ll" 1 le ‘tlult of all
the llomm‘mllc ii 'llllli~’-‘S “a. p duitde. the
only doubtful dish i': hem; tho bird.
('\t.ltwlt\‘i_\.
I’artini r-tuvns fr 1. all tl.-- cuintics out
»in [.7 3‘“ III“ ~u-'.1-\~ or
Swrf! rliu pm for tho urw
Ill" I‘t‘~I wt Ill‘.‘ liefatlt-i 1i‘i~?
t'nru
Stn'u-s '
MW erul
v-‘n-
terovl into the ":lll\1!~\!th'l l:\'t‘l.'|l‘llt
Suite hotels in Ill" tell Ill ‘1" - :21
'II‘ :iiot :ml ~
Iii Sun Francis n
hxs than twvln- llll;lll»‘i]<ll t.
4 ~\‘.\>i= lb 2, r
Figures {um 1:2 wilt .o‘ w.- 1:: 2 \\'us in
,tlic- Slut» :iidic:.t-~i i t!.)- \ lul‘ Hut.
g sure the return wt
. grcs~ia..in:il district v :ls \ .-
‘noislhis yelr glen ouu
.sm- «yr “by h Illtlll s ~r\ : :
illtlflll' 1:1 l. ~t~ l..
urn-1r. and in - y-ro .
ltull .ltlt. ~ lr
/ this i-lv‘ ‘—
. .. - would iii~
. :;. , t..hi.£'.lll can izdzlto
Two lh-mm‘rutw :ini nu . l- p :18; :m “t’l‘x'
eke-t. d to t'otiq‘csu null ll‘. - zi-‘xtu Hui: i'».il~
~ ‘0‘“.
the
.. ..r-
lilcvtiuxis furl _-r.~.~m~ :1
up; until!) to tho l'rrn 11:11; «
11.! inn-is.
The . lite! mt ,‘rost it
'ilnlA.
,1 in re \\ .1s :14
:i ~3:i.t.- vs.
Nn-ii :i: in I'll ill
the .iliilutm'tlx I; l
int-or ivuM :i at Lllu‘l‘ .
\uillt‘r\ II! Iv llll ‘vl \\ TV
ship rial-l tho Sn
.\‘ “.1. .\u :i ”V”
min;
ul~ .
' l\v:‘v' I‘Jx;
and :h»
v'llxl‘\1x_ t»: ‘
Ill" 3 ‘
‘lA' ll-
lu! or \otc ua~ suit i‘i 'l’h »\‘t..'.-E
N \u-itt lit“iill»ils in: l‘l'r -. :ll'u “N H l<
mom “:is him ~':|:l‘1"-l v inst-w. «ml
,livans tolilziv It in -.
l.
"v<\\\‘i‘e pal. lU .
' _ » . t
The following [\al‘Il‘lllfll‘s regarding the
fight on the Crow Reservation. in Montana, 1
between a part y of L‘ruw
Ind inns, in \\ hich tire of the.
Indians were killed and sculpcd. have been
raiui‘nsl: The eurosiitiuu left tli‘. \‘ainktul‘.
Agency a short time age with the mowed
intention of viii-tin: the Crow camp on the
Little Rosebud. L‘oncoatin; their horses
in n ravine. they went int) the timber
to rc~onuoitnn Their homes ware found
by the. t‘rows and identiiicth A
snatch was mule and reanlte-l in the kill-
in;: of two Stout and three t‘rows and the
wounling of three of the lat‘ct‘. The rt»
mainiug riuux t 'Ipml to For! Custer and
reported tho t‘_ The t‘rons baln war
tin-no over the dead Indie; 0.“ the Sioux.
shot their bodies full of holes. :lll‘l cut
of the h ml of one \vit‘i an use. The report
says the Crows are putting on [aint and are
preparing for war. It is g nrcly an Indian
-. quarrel and not dangerous tn whites.
-———.—-———————
THE—iiATIONAL GAME.
Joaxsrox, of the Bastons, is considered
the Adonis of the League.
THE next: meotin: of the Southern League
will be held in Chattanooga in January.
THE Sntioual Learns used 16‘? players the
past season and the Association 164 men.
IT is said that; the players of the American
Association clubs have organized a protec-
tive association. ‘
ONLY three League players got into the
double figures in the home run column, Vim
Bronthers and Richardson. of Detroit, with
eleven each, and Anson, of Chicago, with
ten.
In the exhibition games between tb
American Association and Letizia! nines.
after the clo=e of t'ie championship season,
the clubs of tho former were generally suc-
cossful.
Anson led the Chicago; in batting: Brou-
thers, the Detroibs: Connor. the New Yorks:
Hines, the \Vuslilngtons: Gluscock, the St.
Louis: Dealey. tho Dostons: Mm Kansas
City's; Fogurty, the Philadelphia
Ammo the «no dubs the Detroit: led
the past: scasoiiia tting New Yoda, Chi-
, St. IAuigPhihdoIphingIn-
nos Citys and; uhingwns in that outer. In
“Yddltng the‘DetroibKlod. ' Pphlas. New
or '& mans. 311888 I". Boston»
Washing‘a-‘na Ind St. Louh.
BY ‘dal’cntl the Ch litmus Club
[our games bilge series m tho 5.. Lo 3
American Association Club won the w,
championship. The club tho won or
game played with the St. Louis Inga
u
”I
0 nine
[or the loud championship. and are now the
champions of the city. ot the American A:-
nocintion and o! the world.
Islander: othortuino ago org-tort: In.
charm urination-auger. Iuywtth
his utont ' luckvho got n rifle. touched
thou-iuorwi histognndnollowoltho
«in. may. ,
and Sioux :
. to Gingham
‘mw
. moot-her, Sate omen. “swam
‘ ernor by the pen tlt‘. filth-Hg?) the Republi-
s majority, as is required.
ticicguhun \\ ‘ll ~t mi nits-1.: \ .mc.i EL. pulp
was
two \\,\.
hole ‘21'. oust» zit: r-i to :i \l l Nz'y:
buldl on». :m l n ,.‘:\ n wt n - ..~- ' -\-It ..
men. too «:roiwcn \\.i~ ion or Ni
e\u-f'.isivvi_\‘ to .\t.‘iiv l\\lli*~
tun .\. F
\d‘tl ' it'lie‘ ‘l‘\‘
i rlcnu t'-~:i
m- v-ato- (\tl Ilul
‘ .- n nil
: ‘n were I‘.L"<‘It"l
Iowa \t-tml for siv it. :i ‘r
forty tour dis '1 tutu”
mention 'l‘huvw “n. it
Stale li-‘iu‘t. ll'nitu‘ll'. .-
llil‘t‘c lkutlxs‘hllh' l u;
in \X - \~._
llni‘t'u Ii-p' \\a~ . Yo l "ovcx'not‘ All
SI‘RVWI lb-publi \; nil info. fa-i' Cough-«s .
wcn- [robnlily ctr :. i. '
kt \ i~ .
. KY.
There Ivzis n xlow \o“ in
glovmuiidislrl ls. 2 'i: {h .
u 12o, uldi Il‘l gazii ~-f tw- n'
h‘pcu‘se: L‘nl‘li‘lc “as te-e (- ! .i
mag-1 ll) .
sl‘Vt‘l‘fll (3 n
:.. ‘ .41.». .4
l‘ w lll\"t£l t :‘s.
by u re ll: cti
l I ll l\l \\ \
All six ileum ‘I‘tlll-‘t‘zlllill i-1:c~ for t‘ougt‘ew
\\ t‘l'l‘ {‘lt‘ I0 I.
MAssv ll‘ stirs.
Tim. \'-~t‘ {or li.>\i*f‘ll tr \\.i~' \or_\‘ v‘osc,
early Illtlt utL-ns [so min; to lb:- (l“‘1.‘~l‘!
Aim-s ,lh'lll burr ;\lt-ll\’\\‘\ .1. ,. l.) at: .i"'
4.000 liinioriu. The l,‘o:i_;h~s\:o:i:il \I i-vg
(mu “all lm uih‘ul rlPhX liepubfl axis an 1 :.. :r
Donn-cram The l.t‘;:\l.‘lllll‘i‘ is lizxrubll.‘:lll.
mun l..\\l\.
Five Demo This kind on) It ‘publicau Were
olectul to Congress..- ..
Minions.
There were three full Sta'o ti diets in the i
ticldv~the fusion t: he! o: lie'izovrnts anl‘
lireeulnrkcrs. twado-l by George l.. Yuplo. :
for Governor; the llcpubli 'an. ht‘fltit‘sl by
('yrus G. Luna and the
by Nimizel Dickie.
I‘roluoitt in. hruzlol '
> linrly figures llllIu at ‘l
a liepubltruu plurality for Governor of
about 3.1!". t‘ongrc smell probably l'le 'ted:
Sen-u Republicans and four lk-moerats.
Mixxizso'ra. l
_ Full Republican lleuncrati - anl I‘rohibi- ‘
tion Gubernatorial ti "sets were in the field
llisluod lb‘publicau miijoritie: wont re.
pone l. l-‘ivo Republican Common——
the full delegation-~aw probably elected.
- urssissu-t‘t.
The ole ‘tion returns in licatc th-t election
ofn solid Democratic delegation mt‘ougmfi.
Iissoi'iu.
The“ Dem Jennie candidate for Supreme
Court Judge was clectel. In St Louis the
lab...~ wou- was large Twelve nonmemb-
nud two Republicans were probably clashed
SEBRASKA.
The Republican State ticket. heir led by
General John M. Th iyer. has been etc-ted by
Over 3.3.000 In ijority. 'I'h . Legislature is also
he ivilv Ill-putfii ‘un. Tvvo Republicans were
elected to L‘ougnxx‘. the tight in the First .
l) strict being so close as to re minim otlici'Al ?
couux. l
xmv nAm'smnE. l
t
l
Indi ations ruin-ted to no ele ~tion for Gov-
rruis have a iiiaiority in both branches of the
legismture. The lA-gisluturo shows some
Ilctuonutw gains.
.\‘E\\’ JERSEY. ,
Green lDenil was ole ted Governor. ;
Seven Congressmen. wven State Senators i
and Sixty Asemblymcn were also ole-ted. *
saw vunx. i
.
t
i
In the Empire State early returns indicated
the election of Pecklmm them.) for Court of '
Appeals by a small mniority. The Log-
islatui-e is Republi. nu which will insure .
the return of a Republican I‘nited
States Senator ~ to succeed “'arner :
Miller. The main interest. however. centred !
in the New York City o‘ectivn. where the 7
vote for Mayorstoml: Heu'itt them), 90,3“: 3
George l\\'orhiuginen‘s Can lidate). 67,6209: ‘
Roosevelt mom. (H.333.
the Mayomlty' was a
the Ge u‘ge adherents
ellort for victory. The entire Democratic .
city ticket was electel. . although Ito '
publimus gained one Congresman. The ‘
State‘s delegation to Congress will stand i
about ninet ~en Republicans to fourteen D€m~
ocrats. a Demo ratio less. l
OHIO. !
The Republicans won ammplete victory '
on the Slate ticket by ma'orities ranging’
"curator-u to 30,01.“ out also gained four or
five Congressmen. Frank Hunt, Democratic
Free Trade candidate, was again defeowl in
the Toledo district.
The light. for i
bitter one, and 3
made a strou .
mesrnvnxu. ,
Beaver (Rep) was elected Governor by
abou no.000 majority. The C mgrossioual
delegation will stand about twenty-eight
Republican I to nine Democrats. The Logis-
Inture is Republican.
Raoul: ISLAND. ,.."
Spoonar ( l was elected to in
the First Digs-git. and, in the MWfia
there was no election. no condition: receiving
801:"! cnnou in.
Tin entire Democratic State ticket hooded
by Color?! Richardson for Governor was
so u . n: was eve Democratic and:
date for Congress. ry l
TEXAS.
. conducts for 36;“...-
Dana»
‘unl
’ of ill: ‘
' ~03I‘\‘t-d ant-
‘ thfiir usual [L1 --~ o: “uni; P» r . 5»: .‘v
3 t viii lions» and dangerously
.celebratcd his eighty-firs: b;r.hday.
season in the BIL-t, in W:‘.l~‘h
' eighty -sl
‘ ”magical-blush”
.V ,. -_. -....—-
crane (mandates tor Congm were in
electml.
TEXYESSEl-L
“I; Nb“ Taylor them! was elected Governor
over his brother by about 211.0)" major-j .
The delegation to L'ongnsw wall stand ’0 t
Democrats to two Itepublicansm Denim
gain of one.
\‘IRGISIA.
ThéICongressionol cits-Lions has resulted in
the gain of several Republican g‘ongremmen,
althutiL‘h the “to in several iusmnms wu
very elo:e.
wrscoxsn‘.
Governor Rusk liter» w probably 2&2
electtsl. Th3 L‘ougressrneri 9:?- ‘t: d are s '
' Re; ublicans, two llemo.‘fat.s and one IAbor
candidate. ,
J" was? vmmsu.
General Goff .Ilepu was: reflected to Con-
gress in the First District. while in the Sec-
Itidrtv‘t the v.49 was elm... It was
. thought the .ii-irgniun would stand three
Dunn ‘t‘nts anvl one Republican.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
A Proclamat inn for Its Observance
lssiu-il lo)" the President.
The follow“; is President (Slum-lauds pro-
eiaumtion designating Thursday. Dim-cube:
23-. as a day of tiinnksziviri: and pro} er:
A in: ,= usrins‘.
By tho l‘n-s; 1e it u‘ tlze l‘iiit»~i Staten
It has ion,- bee-z l i" . ust-m or ill- p: 1119
llalhl Na? ._ on :1 day in a-arii year
N-spo t :1)” st“. a rift Eur (I: it twirl-us‘ by the r
Chit-t" li\e 'ti’t‘.c. tr- :ichn-m‘le 1;“ the push
[less and mercy oi (Roi and t - invoke His
continued «tire and protection.
In aim-native or such exist-mt. I. Grover
Cleveland. rl‘resi-l n: of the l nit-s! States,
:10 hereby -‘ .1 v mil sci mu 1
III“ L. .I ll Nv-YV; l
prflyfil‘. .
“u that day 1e: all our ye ill} to
lt‘-’u‘I‘-lllvri e'ispl yon-ads. uni
:0 their
v: lllvit- in
thanks
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to the ul- 3‘ or tn» l‘tineim- fur.
ncd euit-ymvut l t the Nevin.“
ern l cut. for a: I‘..lln‘\\:ll of bu» .os. giro-pet"
izy tliiuu ‘ our land. ful‘ 1;." rrturn
\\ hi"). I! :~ l’I"»\:1i“ . Ill‘ inf-or vi ‘hJse who
i ll the ‘ul.31ll{"l~t“.lr padre-s as a people
in all tin:~ i mos n llilllull g: :1!!'l“lllle
we n-n' .,, , we the mt‘mn . Ar 9 Ho 1 in
earth pinion l 3.. it. any! ... let the
;; my! him!» ’1' ii a“ tide
‘ shwl iv: fro :i lsrmn tun-:3... lizs ' *c
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‘. r Aliil. Surctqz‘y a. State.
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A DEATH "ii-13.3
Thirteen l‘q-rsnns Btu-nod .\Iivc in a
7 Blazing t‘au.
A terrible r..‘ ' ‘
I 1"»: in ion: , '.:'!’ul the
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tin-z. ’ t l 33““. our
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LATER NEWS
6.
Xitw \‘oni: (‘irv has be u :..t‘ .:.; its an-
= nual National lira.» >h ,-..-_
“ass S. lil—TtTTlF. Sur. cyor ‘he Port of
Now York. was silo? :it his n'l‘T-ro .22 the (‘us‘
w l;IliI‘.*tI by
Louis Diet-aha): Inqwcror \\ bu hzid b‘rn
dis bur-gist for :.«.«rru;ot Ill‘.\_‘Yl-"~’ Floral,
“ti-i is about sevriity yours chi. was ar-
rth «I.
MHAVAI'RIIE wasvarrhsl by thowork'mg-
men in the re en! lu":ll“t‘i0«‘ll u.
‘ll-lli‘ dell! re lut'liun during October
was $lJ.‘.‘UiJ'-l:'..'w.
L‘.xv,xi:i.x\‘otli.x-rs report that: American
vessels are fishing wnhin tin three mile
Hunt. and further seirurcs are to “sad for.
PROMINENT PEOPEB.
max: Lvmuunn In: sum? $1.3?0".“‘0
'on Tuvedo Park, his New Jesse}- ialcasiro
ground.
“M. Banrnouu is the especial ,;-~e<t_ot the
l 'llltml States Government during [its stay
1 in this country.
i-Iiuchox, the inventor. thin :21 nesrly
eighty—three. is halo and Remy and slid o
hard worker. He lives in how i crk.
HARRY GARFIELD. the ol lest son of tho
lute President Harriett, is 5....“ ’o marry his
cousin, Miss Maison. of Cleve and. I:U:O.
A GULF League, to inch is liirni‘ugharn.
gumgomcry. Selma. Motizle. Pens: oh and
~.liiiabus, Lia, is being ngsuLcd in the
nth.
Barron €1.17)th who was fluently con-
fined iii a Mexican jail for l; i hsssuvzdthat.
Government for $150.!) dam. fies for tale
imprisonment.
’l‘iti-zson of ex-l‘resident Arthur and tho
tnosous of the late President Hartielrl are
studyin" at the Columbia College Law School
in New i’ol‘ifi this year.
FIELD Munsnu. \‘nx Mom‘s}: has just
five is
with an
insplcndid health and goo» :ibo
. use in his hand topping and rri....i.ing tread.
THE Duke of Buckingham recently get up
. at one in the morning. heir-(9.1 man a fire en-
gine autlwurkéd energeticallv {(‘I' five hours
to save a neighbor's hay ticks and barnst’rom
being burned. .
THERE is a movement for a league next
' .Newburg,
I‘oughkeepsie. Kingston. 1 aubury. Hart.-
ford. “'aterbury, Sew Britain and Bridge-
port will be represented.
thzx \'IC‘IUR'A‘S health‘ is said to ho
:- now than it has born for several
years. and more guests are two); entertained
Ant Balmoral than at any time siute tho
Prince L‘onsort’sdeath.
Gannon BA'XURUFT. the
historian. ‘ as
r. in th~- saddle presents. strik *
contrast with his bunched up shoulders to
tb-a FII‘IL’LIESS and stillness Hf His groom,
who always attends him when he rims
A H0\ taxes!“ is on {out in {mm a. new
“'estem League fox-13:57 from. the (allowing
cities: Milwaukee. hunsas Cit y. St. J
Omaha. lies Homes. Indianapoi s and St.
Paul. It wiil sign the National Agreement
KIXG MEXILEK. of Shoa. a vrissai of King
John ot :1 by ~iu‘a. n axes all (Le priests on
his capital wear the uniform oi nation grou- _
adieu-3 and his favorite amusement in play-
ing With parqu- balloons nod. blowing penny
tru‘npliets
Ifr is announced that the Prince “I!
Princes of “inks wi‘J early next year 7%
Anstralm. mid tax at by way of tho Con-r
dinml’aciflc Railway, mus giving the Conn--
(Inns another chosen to meet. the Coo-1|
Prime 0! England.
I! aunts impossible that a mute should ho
Able toumpire, and yet Dundon, the won-
known mute-pitcher, did so satisfactorily in
ngamenllobilo.” Heunedthe .
of the 11‘th band to indicate sttlk who
lngenottholofthondtocotl balls. 3
of the had decided
wave of tho hand lieu: “out.”
sum "not outfit-it
Tummy .
Norwalk Chronicler