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No effort will lu* iua.ls by congress
to <le» r*a«e houtlisrn repreaentaUou.
John la«»'n Johnson, of Kent. Eng
land. the noted dlettc a,pert, died lu
Francs, aged 6|.
The opening <4 the Milton creamery,
th» first lu Eastviu Orogun. waa cels
brwted
Tbe new United Htotee u.onltcr Ne
vada waa launched at Bath. Me , with
appropriate ceremonies.
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The popuiatinu of Florida is 628,53.
Th«*
i*ipulatton of Maryland la
, os agaiust 391.234 in IW, ail uicreaae 1.550,060, agelnsi 1,403,890 lu |8»<>,
; of 197,121). ur 35 por cwnt.
an increase ol 147,660, or 14.1 per
TI hv a««i»tant |- »tma«trr gcurral of cent.
the Uiiitr-I statre pleada for a wide ex
Ev-Fresident Kruger waa reietvod
tension ol the rural free ileliv«ry.
by Frvaideiit Loubet. of Fiance, at the
E. Gat«« was convicted at South Ellyaee. at Faria. Thera were no di»-
Bend, Wash . of murder iti the «ecood tar banco«.
degree for killing C.tpkiin Bauson.
Five coal mine« near I'arkeralmig,
The situation iti -<mih China ia Im IV. Va., were destroyed by a landslide,
proved so that the rrls-ls have lieeri entailing a Iota uf $300.000. No cue
conquered, and tha n lailliou ia nearly was Injured.
•ktiuct.
At Chi> ago. the foreman of a »ash
The population of Rhode I »land waa and door factory waa »ie>t aud instant
announced to be 4'.'w,5f.rt, «• agaluat ly killed by one ol two men, uelleved
345,506 in 1890, increase of 83,060, or to be strikers.
24 p»-r cent
The Yalo football team defeated
John II. Ott, tbe c< median, die.1 at Harvard's eleven by tbe »core ol 28 to
New York, of a complication of die- 0, al New Haven, Conn., before an im
nares. He waa taken ill about two mense crowd.
weeks ago.
He waa 88 yenni old.
A St. Lawrence river «t< arnrr was
Th« idg cotton mill operatives' «trike wrecked iff Seven Island«, i^uebec.
lu Mamatile .outitv. North Carolina, and all on lautrd periab«d, 19 of th«
lias been declared off
The «trike ba* crew arid seven pasiaiugera.
I *», n In fiwee aGnit three month«, aud
The population of Nevada as official
several thousand hands were tuvolvcd
ly atrnoiincvd by the census bureau, is
Dawson City advice» brought by the 42..1115, as against 45,761 in 1890, a de-
steamer D»nvt>e, »rrived at Victoria, crease of 3.496. or 7.4 per cent.
are to the » fleet that on Nove*nl>er 13,
Five hundred Indians in Western
Dawson was reportol to have been free Col r.«do are sb»> ghterihg deer by the
from new case* of smallpox for 10 hundreds, aud Govern >r Thoma« lia»
■ lays.
given orders to have them attested.
Tbe
wamblp l i"
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Retaliatory menxurt*« »rv lieiiig «le*
tlone-l nt Virt’irin, H. C.» rv
4 rnth
Vised by the l’nit«<l Stuten gnvrin*
orders froto the Admiralty <h ¡Mt« hiug
meut against Ttirkwy for r**fu»al to
her to Panama to protect British inter-
grant an exequatur I«' Dr. Thoma« II.
eats in t be rwvulntiou which has re-
Norton to a> t as consul at llarpoot.
curre.1 there.
Another snow atorui is »weeping oier
Sanitary cunditioos at I’ekm are b«-
British Columbia.
coming serious.
Seventy-tiva lives were lost in the
Tbe g • I t"« !» movement a. • form
tornado tu tin- .'•"uth.
ally lannohad in Chicago.
Negotiation» are under way for a re
.Meth'*li*ts conveuwl in New Y'ork
ciprocity treaty Willi Russia.
denounced the Church of Rome.
A difference of opinion haa brought
Rebel and American activity in the
Hie Chinosa neg* tialions to a standstill.
field lias iwen gr.-atlv Incrvased.
Caul Kruger, »«.president of th"
Kentu.ky
bank i* out (201,000
South African republic, ba« arrived at
through the (lisboii - ly of a clerk.
Marseilles.
Tbe United Mates auprcine court
The Wavs aud means committee uf
auttaiued tlie retllie.«.-»' cigarotl« law,
the house, decide« tu re-luce Hie war
F<>nr men w. re burn. I to di stil in a tax f3i.000.0tW.
tiro that destroyed a I'uuusvhaula ho
MacArthur is pushing the campaign
tel.
against the Filipino«, reinforcements
The tmttle alilp Kentucky will en* being sent to the ««t\era I divisions.
force the indemnity claim against Tur
The official count for tiliiu ia a« fol
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lows
McKinley 513,918, Bryan 474,
In an engagement north ol Manila II 882; McKinley'» plurality, 69,036
Mlijiuo» were
Americans
aud 60
iaim|«on
Sherman, t.r ther of tbe
killed.
late Senator John hbermau, of Ohio,
There is a scarcity of food in Tien died at Dee Moines, Iowa, aged 79.
Tsin. and already lift« is considerable
The official count for Nebraska,
suffering.
shows that McKinley'» plurality in the
Tbe Hay-Faunv-efote treaty will tw state ia 7,833. The total vote of the
the »tumbling block in the way of alate la 351,998. McKinley re. el »«I
canal legislation.
121,826 aud Bryan 114,013
Twenty-aix < »rogue countie» that
Tbe population of the state of New
have nut remltled scalp bounty tax are York as officially aunouucrd by the
requested tu du so.
cvnaua bureau, is 7.963,012, aa against
in 1890. an lucres ve of
The marriage uf the fluke of Man* 5,997,853
cheater ami Miss Zimmerman, uf Ciu- 1,970,159, or 91.1 pair cent
ciunatl. is announce»!.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
Captain llaseell, who ootnmsnded a
couipwny of American scout a in the
liosr army Unnka tbs livers will re
sume lighting in the apring.
Torkev haa l*eu taking a censna of
Islam, and flmla that tbe number of
Mohammedans in the world ia 196,-
600.000. Of these 18,000,000 are In
Turkey.
Jatnsa M. Lynch, the new president
of the International Typographical Un
ion. >uOree.led 8. B. ikmnelly, the re
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The population of Virginia la 1.854,.
IM, aa against |,655,9H<i m 189<J, an
increase of 198,304, or 11.9 per caul.
Hresci, slayer of King Humbert,
wrote to his wife In New York, that
he is kept In a damp well aud com
pelled to stand all the time.
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An r« r»>«'l i hief will start Io pur-
•nit of Agumaldo, who Is said tv be in
i North» m Ln*m.
IiistruniPiits Sold on Easy Terms
Fast fiscal year waa the most pro*,
peroua period
known tu American
shipping for some time.
A Chicago fitm submits tbe lawt bld
for the construction of the naw pu»t-
office building Salem, Or.
Fifty-six case» of yellow fever are
now undei treatment in th« city of
Havana, aim ng them two American».
Fred J. Kisel. of Malheur county,
Oregon, has l «»n appointed as a dele
gate to th» National Irrigation Coo-
grem.
11» v. Jamas DoigbloU. on.'« a u-.i«J
London
preacher, am I an intimate
friend of -qmrgeon. died at llungt.'n.
Ind., aged 68 yeara.
BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
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Roasia deal* His Pacific raaat a bard
The Veueauelan government baa re-
blow by ;>ultlng a high tariff un flour reived from Germany 10.000 Mauser
to Mbetla.
rifles aud 3.000,000 cartrulgva.
The iwvuse ways .rnd mean« commit-
Tbe population of Kansas is 1.470.-
re couaidetsd tbr reduction ol ths 495. aa agatnat 1,437,096 lu 1890, an
tamp tax.
.ucrease of 43,699, or 6 per cent.
The Miaanuri 1» now claimed to tw
the longer by 200 miles than the Mia
•iaaippt.
We have many special lines of
Spring and Summer suits and
light Weight Underwear.
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Mure than four-fifths of the ;s>puU-
Hon of Mesi»» are of in 11 ml or Itullan
blood.
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Tlie United Mates battleship Kan-
urky has sailed from
Naples fur
hayrna.
Diapathi-ea from Vladivostock «ay
the thineee have destroyed 300 verate
of the southern section ol tbe Mauchur-
ian railroad. All the stations were
burned and much rolliug stock was de
stroyed. The damage la eatlmated at
10,000,000 rouble«.
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Russian eddlars in China will be
altbdrawn 1» Um m rth
At Republic, Wash., Charlea Kramet
waa found hanging t>y hl« neck, in a
slaughter bouse.
He bad tieen niiawil
since November 9.
His Daly wa>
found l>y t.eoige Raglan, w I ki vivited
the slaughter bouse. 11» was general
ly ihwpondent, and having lo«t f 100 on
the elecliou, it l»«op|*,«cd that induced
him to take bi* own lite.
lot tor troubles that have been smol
dering for some lime at the Flano Har
vester Manufacturing Company*« plant
at \\«.t Fullman. Illinois, culminated
lu a lockout of 900 workmen. Mottoes
have been po»t<ui announcing a «u*|*en-
aion of work fur an indefinite )»ri<wf.
The plant was »iiul ilown last July, but
work was re»time*l again the day aft»t
elect Ion.
The Vo»«iche Zeitung. of Beilin,
point« out "lhe dangers of permitting
Boers pi trek into Geraian Southwest
Africa, alnio tiier are u run a nagraid«
and Incai-alde of accepting orderly con
ditions." Giving a word of wsrnlug,
it aaya: "Tbe I'.oera would aeck lc
hold the grown I, thus forming a »Cat»
u llbin a alate. The tierman colonia'
authorities «liould retusmlier that it
would t*e generation» lie lore the Boen
forget that they Uli. • ;ai»arh>*d an lnd«l-
prudent political «xiatence.*’
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■tea »a Ring aa be llvra.
A met leans took • Tags! «tr ng bold
at Ftuauran which the r«i<els boasted
waa Imi rcgnable.
The ailli-a al
vtr mg measure»
w* I » r f fl* - k Ih «rye
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The official vote of the state of Fiori-
la is aa follow«: Bryan. >8.007; Mo-
Kinley. 7.499.
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Th« population of Mlnneeda. a» offi
cially announced, is 1,715,754, against
1.301.836 in 1890, an iu< reaae of 449,-
668 since 1890, or 34.5 per cent.
tiring president. Headquarter« of ths
union are at Indianapolis, Io-1
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Ex-Pre»i<lent of Transvaal Is
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HE WAS HEARTH.i
WELCOMED
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Martellìi». Not. 15 —T>»liy proved
* triumph for Mr Kru.cr auch aa evan
tbs l-«-r del- gales aud his most «nl. nl
admirers tailed u> anticipate. Tbe de-
Itrlum of enthusiasm which marked
every step id bi« pn-gr««« tn>m lbs
time he landed until the b tol ess
roached was a revelalb n. even tu the
|eop!o of Marseille« theniaelvea. It
fully equaled it it did not surpass, tbe
fraullo demooetlatum ol patriotism
w ith which France o|«ued her arms to
Major Marchand at T< ul n on hi» re
turn from Faabcda. An assembly of
such tnasasw. ««reeding even tbe most
sanguine eetimate, might perhaps tw
partly eiptatucd by the ceremonious
utei quisa uf the bishop ul Mai »Villes,
including an imposing religious pro-
(N«Mloti Irvin the cathedral, but noth
ing can minimise tbe ip»i>t»ne»ma es-
plosion of sentiment displayed luward
Mr. Kruger by tbe entire population of
the Aral port aud one of lire Isrgeat
cities uf France.
Yet the graudcor id this demonstra
tion perhaps ranks in lmts-rtance tu ths
etnplutic manifesto of "no compro
mise" which Mr. Kruger delivered in
lut • no vi rattug wi b
a low y, i
emotion, »«aompauieil
by energetic
gestures td the right Im nd, «tiring ths
hearts of ail aithiu hearing. 'I he la-1
aentenees of tils ilecl.iralicn were ut-
li-ml with a vlgoi and a dectsiou which
l>orv out bi« reputation as to the incar
nation of iron will aul stubborn re-
• istance.
ilia mere delivery of a dec
laration of such (ar-nm. King Import
ance testifies t»i the independence of
hi« character, as it ceme .is a surprise
even to his intimate political adivaers
who, up to the i«»t. were in ignorance
of his determlnatto.i
He sunoumed
to the world this in ruing that the
Boers won! I be free ;»• pie or die. and
lhe faces of the men ab ut him, \V«a-
•ela, Fniebler and the other Boer repre-
aeutativ»-«. bore tlio lo»ik »1 h-stle-s do-
termination retie. :itii; Hi« spirit that
Mr. Krogel decbne.) nnim.it«d .-very
man. woman and child Hi the Traua-
laal.
The unfortunate occurrence nt the
hot»-l on the main boulevani atone
marred the character of Hie demim-tru-
Hon, w licit up to that time had been
unanimously and eiclosively a tribute
of «ympatby and admiration.
"Vive
Kruger.
"\ive
les Bo-r»." and
"Vila la liliertc, ’’ were the cries that
th.it formed a hurricane of cheering
aud »wept over the city.
Unfoitunativ-
ly the high rvprebeua Ide foollshuev» of
half a doren persomi in throwing «mall
nuns into tile crowd as Mr. Kruger
passed acted like magic lu »-. nj .ring
np an anti-British outburst, which it
needed all the promptitude and energy
of the police to | revent h-coming a
aeriuus dl«t urlmnce.
The hotel re
mained for the teat of the day IU a
Mate uf siege, while at one time a pro
cession,
several
tlxmaand
strong
marcbod lu lhe direction of the British
e ti«nlete. shouting. "l8>wti with the
L tiglisli," and rai-iug other thieatru-
ing cries. The result was that« siroug
Issly of pidlce was rompdlcl to di«
j-erse lhe demonstrator», although it
waa found not in-ci ««ary to make mure
th»u lew temporary arrests.
('olontdo Spi Ing«,
Nov. 28,—
city la rapidly taking on It« normal ap-
{«aranr-e after ye»trrday'« «t*»rm. The
damage will appro limate 11 M.OOO and
1« due entirely to d«wlractl.m bv the
wind, all reports >f serious Are I..««««
being unf unded. There were 10alarms
of Are In 10 bouts, bat no serica a Area
« nrrwd.
In* a ml ascent
lights are
m.rnlng tonight, but the atresia are
•ti.ldark. Light wtre« ami telegraph
v ir» are still strewn across the trolley
wires in many places and tha street
rats ay traffic util nt 1« reaumel un-
til aunts time tomorrow. Atout 800
li- ui»a and botine»« blocks are da 111 aged
and I'ul trees apruottd.
No Urea were lost In the storm, and
ID -nel E. T. F.iuign, who was uni i
by a telegraph pole >ul «offered a
broken leg. has the most cerio»» lo-
iury.
The «turni was O’»t attended by rain
iw snow. The gale cams direct trum
Fike's I'eak , which is west of tha city,
ami it blew from 1 I*. M. to 2 A. M.
At 2 k<> !*. M.. when ilia wind gauge
al lb« Colorado eollege was destswys.1.
It h*d registered a velocity of M tnilee
I er hour. Ths weather »»lay has Seen
fair and warm, with little «rind.
The damage 1« grwate.1 in the bu«l-
n«wa part of the city. The Ki 1‘aao
National bank. Durkee building. Gid*
ding block, opera honae, high school,
p»'«|. ffice. Antler'« livery, Colorado
Spring« r»au«fer <^«mpeuy an I Min
ing F.« change buildtuga, all In the
center oi the city, ha<l roof« torn off or
were badly damaged ami wreckage
blockade« the principal »tract».
gla«« window« all over tbe city are
•battered and the low in the«« alone
will amount to many thousand« of dol
lars. From outlying «action« cd ths
city reporU have come of deatruotivn
of many amall dwelling houses.
In
ivy Wild, a «nburh, Smith's green
house« w. re IU >wn down and burned.
There were about a doyen ah»rtn« ul tire
during the nay and night. Firemen
dbl valiant »vrvbe'aud presented the
spread uf the tlamrs.
Mayor Robin-
tot, 1« <omm«nd.«t on all aide« for bia
prompt a< lion iu organising a com ml I-
t<« of safety. Maj-T lihapsult was
pitied in charge and he at om-e organ*
ISeil a for»«" t<> pattml the streets an i
inaructlot» were positive to «bow no
mercy to atiylaidy «terting a Hr« in the
streets.
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Vancouver, W a«h , Nov. 3«.— The
Columbia Fruit Cauuktg Con.patty la
the name of a new rurporatiou org au
lì cd in Clark county tills week. The
object of the concern will be to du a
general fruit ca.mlng bualue».
Hull-
able grumi» have teen purchase.! al
Flabers. ala mite» r».t of thia place,
u|* n which It It proposed to erect. In
the spring, an extensive factory. The
plant will have frontage on thè Colui»*
Lia rivet arid l>e provided with ample
Wharves tor »hipping purpoaea.
Its
cuiucily will l>e atout 30,000 twaov of
fruit, during the wu. ii
The promoters and principal stock-
bolder« are J. C. Fancher amt f'ml H.
fTckett, sud Iti« capital stock la Hied
al f 1,000.
Apsrhe Kl«l
St Louia, Nov. 38.—A sp»-cial to the
I i I o I h *- Demo« rat frot» Fl Paso, Tea.,
•sva that Fresident Joseph F. Smith, of
tha M> rnxm chur. h, who ha« arrived
therv, acomufianiad hy O A. Woodruff
amt Dr Seymmir, alter a tour among
tbe cobmiee In Mvsco, re)»*rt« tbe kill*
lug ol ih« noturions Apache Kid in tbe
re-aut Indian rabl at Colonia Fache,».
Mr. Womlmff wat <>n« of the |«riy
that purauerl Ih» retreatiug Indians and
Tie.l «omrael»» < ..n...ll.t.l.,
a»«i«ted at tha banal uf the klileil.
New York. Nov. 23.—The trustée» Amotig tbese wat ime. appsrently tiie
of tbe Atlantio Trust Company and the leader. and who i« n w poaitlvely Iden-
director» ut tbe FunErt»' Irti»! Com titiod »■» the notorlous Apache Kid
pany, et «epurate meeting», decided to Mr. Woodruff aal-i they will put In an
eonrolldate umlei thè tille au<l chariei appllcatiou für tue rvward offered tor
of tbe Atlantic Trust Company. Tbe bim in Ih« United Stetes.
eomolblation wtll l«<-ume operative as
l'tipair»ti«»«» t»f Thr»» «latra.
«oou as thè atockholdets of U>th com
Waaiiingtun, Nov. 28.—The popula
putile« tallf» thè actionof tbe director».
Missouri, aa officially au-
The Atlantic Trust Uomi-any was or tion of
ganiseli nearly 15 year» ago, and it nounci'd bv the census bureau today,
bas et thi» tiu.i- capital ' I 916,000,000 la 3, le::.' • 5. aa against 3,67», DI4 lA
and f.'.oo.ooo surplus. The Hankers* 1890, eu Increate of 427,481. or 13 9
Trust Uompeuy waa formed a little |.-r cent. The population in 18W0 waa
»bowing an lucri-amof 610,-
more tlian a year ago, w 1th a paid-up 3.14*. “
«04, or 23.3 per cent from 1880 to i«U0.
capitai of 11,500.000.
The population >>f Buchanan county ia
% «ne • uri A Httyo
Yacht.
191,338; of Jackson county, 195,193;
New Y'ork, Nov. 23—George J. tit. lamia city. 675.238.
Gould’s yacht, tbe Atalvnta. with the
The (yipulatlon of We«l Virginia is
war e»]uipin«ui with which she waa 9M.S0O. «» against 762,794 In 1890. an
aruied fur Uidomhla, which waa to in- ream of I96.O06. or 36.6 |»r cent.
have bonghi her, 1« to go to Venestiela.
The population of Mississippi I«
Mr. tiimld ha» complete I airang.-inmls 1.651,370. ««»gainai 1,389,600 in 1890,
for Iter «ale to the letter country for an lucre«»« ol 261,670, or 30.2 per
fl35,lH>0. General Nlcanur Ikilet-Fe* rent.
rasa, conlidrutial agent uf the Vevea-
tlywMWtllMff <»•*!• fen Year«,
nelan government, who ls*lnnga to the
M lamia, Nur. 16.— Maurice Bren-
Castro, or Liberal party, conducted ■nan. »treat« 1 for dynamiting property
tbe negotiations with Mr Gould per- of the St. laiuia Transit Company dur
«"nelly, and has paid him the first In- ing the re»-«nt street railway strike,
Btalluii Ul of f I J.lHIl).
«astound guilty today and sentenced
to verve 10 years In the penitentiary.
The *t4»rm I m lhe >?<•*.
Buffalo. Nov. 25 — In*;*- tion of Hi* Fred Northway and James .Schwarts,
government Ire.iliwater show« that a who were Indicted with llreuman. will
auction about I, KM fael In length was be tried SOOS.
demolished bv the storm laat night,
Mlrlk« tn Wealth U««rrle«.
Tbla aection ««« l>a|ng repaired, and
laond* n, Nov. Î6.—Alxiut A,000 men
lb« waves which pounded upon It recently »truck tn the I'enrhvn (Wales)
dashed ,W«v «o much of Hi.- structure quarries because tbe nianagsmenl re-
that svteinlie repairs will be m-ces- tu«ed to inaiali a dismi «ned overlooker.
sary. Tbe damage ia ealimaUxl at lx>rd l'.nrhyn afterward« cloaed ths
1300,000.
quarries. Violence ia eip«u-ted, and
troupe were aent I here several days
«a *ee»al far Mslp.
Memphis. Noy. 36. —Tbe people of ago.
l»grange, Teun.. have sent out an ap
ti» Vai» la Itllaeto.
peal for b«lp.
They say all the buai-
Springfield. HI.. No9. 26 — Follow*
nesa pi rtiou and nearly all the real-
lug la the official rote of lllinoia on
dance portion of tn« town are in tniua,
preaidenl and governor:
aud many of tbe inhabitants «laatituto
Freaiileut— McKinley, 597,696; Brv-
They aak that contribution» be sent to
sn. 601.668; Woolley,
Prohibition.
W. B. Hancock, mayor of the town.
17,836; Deb». «miai Democrat. ».873.
Oil llvrrlrll« brtlri»» rei.
Governor—Yates, Republican. MO,*
T’»I« h I o , (), t
Nov, •&.—lay’• 198; Alaebuler. Democrat, 618,966;
ferry.
storm destroyed nearly 3,0üü derricks flamea, Prohibition, 16.648;
in tbe oil field« south au l neat ut bere. Social Democrat. 8,817.
Refusal to Giant Exequatur
to American Consul.
VIOLATION OF TREATY KIGHTS
CotHtAnttnnpl*, N’ov.
jw>rte
haa !<ofinH«|y rajostkHl lh<* rtqurtl lor
an eiatpiatar lor a I’nitetl SuttM con*
•ul at Harpnot. Tbia rcfu«al 1« regard*
• I by tn« I nit« *! 'U«t«».-
. «t u» *• a
dlrwt viotatbm f th« tmaty rights,
and, r»
v, .!«spitv th«» rsfuiml.
Th*»« a» II. Xorv-n, who was ap|M>int*l
by ErMMhbnt M. huiirv *>tu< tioM ago
Io etttablUh a r« i»« I»t* at Har|x*'t,
haw been *hrvrtv I t
pr< <*e<! tn hit
p«l. 1 he riprk'l vtwit •»( the ha It la
whip k«utne‘.v tn Smyrna Is l*hsvsd t*>
< « id ¡‘.ib- a » ><
1» t this matter as
to th* iuchmiDHy question.
THt
COLOMBIAN
WAR.
Mv«r» Hebei * ■ inri< • < <«l<>« »n4
»•«a 1*rr«>r '»irirksn,
r*MWH
Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. 3#. — Ths
British steamer harba>lun. which has
jnst arrUrtl I hare fr»*iu <*<»}ot>, r«»jw»rta
that wsvaro I ftgbtln« oreurrtHl Monday
tux! Tuew«lay al < ulubra. 1 b« fuiMn-
turni b*rvr« atta» Itrd th«
«bo
u* cupi ____
ed a w g> nod
- , petti
. toft.
.
wilh the re-
tuli ltiA< Ih« h
«•? ti ■' ■ r;;
wrre
bffhivy,
The
when thè «teetitvr Mi l iir»d«y uighl.
¡he »t4»r«e eu*l
r»iU ul < olon
w »'T y > olfpeed «uid thè rv’
beld e por*
lV»n of thè r«»ir ed liti*
Ati^lher
re bel forre *•• rvporte«!
he
Ihe <i>'ernmeut
nrer l'enAma.
»• un 1« mtirr v < . . ji ». .1 4t Ihe
latler place, «ud buib renante <»n4 Co*
i<-n ere In a "»late « I trr- r
The rettela
• r t»e
n »
: v
! tu «nner,
an i it 1« Ì0Arwl thè «Uughtrr wlll !>•
nr»»Al
beh-re <te«,l*h» menila are
r»‘«» h I,
Ih» |it'«'T«il», il la n«««*rt*d
‘ 5 f fi- ; I a
;• -
t ,’10 e • ■ i ’t • ■ «U 1
hold l’urna \ entura, Ihcngh ihe Co*
i • Un , «*r - «lift ta m a •
g « al
ftf> ri to rr|irtft> p« «MHtkin of it.
Fl<*e»«lù I r JI ssmi h»»rt» < < uìììm » a I a ,
Allah-lm, t al
Nv» . 3’'
Ihe A. d
situati, u bere la alarti lag
A I r«wk
in ih« 'alita Alia ri».
sa - > ighl thè
water tu withlu a uiiie <d tue town,
m in, h i» 15
■ t i -
* ili» ’ i -I thè
river, an i il thè rise id the lattar con-
tillusa Ihe town wtll te awatuped rhe
i atbollo c» inetery w a« rcaetied last
night an i is under a f «>t ol water,
In
thè (est lauda l>rvnb» lu thè Santa A ua
river bave let in a larga volume of new
water, and Ih« i-el<-r> men fear Ih» en
ti r» crup of 1,600 car» will tie lori.
Over Itili fumili«« bave laiell drln n
troni their hotn»« ami I .-ir is fe»r timi
|
; » In Is- ! ned a
>
bave . >-u
drowne>l.
HI A« Il
A« < AMlMWs
New Y rk, X v.
• hio I >u«4iid
ftlncM FlAge baie r*tarue<l •<> i euttin,
m » v «
e Hvrahl
h frolli
K«»ng. AlthoU|tb thè leieUn i* li«» •<ib-
• ìi Ì im I in the Feti Hivrr dlatrict. ihe
distar L« h ! yì II ax « '4
mpadieting the
rute of tbe MumbriD*, rrÌM»ing v» pey
tate#. The FreUch are eilremely eo
lite, rvlyiDtf <»n Ihe riatta of the gnu*
Umt« *e en elle* tire tn« ant of ritllog
indeninUlee. Ibrve gu ii I am le nonetti
at >han lek lo enforvr tbelr > la Un of
1*0,000 tee!«» The Maiidariua fYrr HO
per rent, whkch ha» m»t beet» «rrepted.
Fhere are frani 4 freah i .lbur*la uf
diftaffecrtioD.
NrjraM Mtill • < hlrAgu li»»n«»«r«t
Melico. Mo., N v. 36.
Ili a Iella»
recai» ed l.sie tulav Irom W. J. llryau,
he sava:
■Mlll l'elieiing in the principi»-« «et
forth In thè < hlc«g.> platforin. I alnll
ixinliuue tu lefoU’l tliem, tmllevlog
the American people wlll yet «»« ih«
necraalty fi-r tbe repudiativi! uf Hepub-
lioaniam."
Kraal!«' Heera t>efral*«l.
Bloemfoutvin, Nov. 85. — The Boere
under Brand were defeated Korember
|8 at liaderapan. with heavy h.wwff. the
torneerà charging through tiiu H< <»r
liti», doing deadly damage, a« a unni*
tier of riderle«» horaea demonstrated.
I ran i bin! "ll waa w. nd«>l.
I )»•
British casualties were not serious.
< *1*6 1‘nwsr** »pp*»l,
Frankfort, Ky., Nov. 26 — In the
court of appesta today the caae of ea-
Secretary ol Mkle Caleb Powers vs the
i-oiiimonwealth va»
■ ilted wlth ul
argument, with l«ave to file brief» Ik»-
rem tier I. 1‘owera is UStlsr life sen
tence for lielng an aeceasury tu lhe Goe
bel murder.
•* « l»«> 11 «» «1 ClermMMe
W ah I i Datasf**»
Berlin, Nov. 25.—ine Fau-tieritiao
Asaoclattou haa taken up thn rause of
several hundred German« who were ex
pelled from the Tntnavaal by the Brit
ish. It is announced that "it will
force the gnvrmuieot tu make an »ner-
gellc demand ii|- n Great I main (><r
adequate damgar*.'’
I*loti«'re 4pni»Nr»d.
|:u. haiu-t. Nov 96 — The trial of
tha Mace l’>niati Bulgari ms accii.ed of
participatin': ,n * F*"' *” «•••■‘Inate
King Charles of Roumanie, war con*
eluded tialay. All were acuten red to
hard labor for life in the aalt minee or
to long term» of impnemment.
W»at Vlrgltela’t ¥*»••.
Wbreliug. W. Va.. N »v. 26.—Thu
Intelligencer has received completo re
turns from all but two i "iintlasof Weak
A irgitiia. and, with unofficial figure«
for theae connti»«, Hie figure* abou Mc
Kinley a majority to la 21,039.
Month < arttlln«*« l*n|MB lai Issai.
Washington, Nov. 38.—The popola*
Hon of booth Carolina, as announced
balay, is 1.340,318, aa against 1,161,»
‘l4f in 1’9». an incream ut |a»,l87 ug
■J » 4 per cent.
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