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fHE DAILY NEWS

10 Cents Per ftfel

I FIRST YEAR,

"Li

iilE HLOOPl.ESS REVOLUTION.

1-nrinc Kftolntlon In I'ortiiii*l *%ll fhe Utatr* %crcpt Republic.

Brazil isafkc untie* has l^en arwatrti.

K'n »itl, [!i.,hv.i,lc

J.t the %hti»8

)\CT V.m" S„

has IMH'U

line* it

iarl«*« U, Flint r-«rivt:d two iiim from Brazil thi.H litnrtiiii^. One from a mcn-antii*' h^u.i*- in 1'una and that fxchangi' ^dvauccd from -7| to 271 rubln-r ndvatKed jfy mis. Ilrn/ti is tranj!is!. The rt-yo piori may trouble later "i. Ihc ihcr ahU* wn« frni i!i" 'tnl uiiirnu'ti lie published alx»ut Jbparture of tin* iul family Jlltf:buiiati'ti oi fht- republii--.

I/xtK»v. Novrittber Il»,~-{K|it*cial.}-from Hk .Janeir'j say 1'resi F9ldeparture

EUS

I,OS'PON, !WS

general ou?br&Ut is not improbable in "ifewhonrs. The goverment is using ery

supp^sss all the news from

•Mil, It seems probable that the irtugese will try the schcme of making ^republic as did the revolutionists in Brazil. .DIJASKIHO, November H).— Via

ialveston. -The denoraination

the government for the

H1OJIUH1

|he 1 jiited States of P.ra/il. Tl»c prt:«•v of liuhia has proclaimed for the jHlltlTniPi"-«i»iiBtUl$s reijj '"%The five articles of the government np are:

First -The republic is proclaimtd .Second----The provinces of Brazil, united U' federation, eomjose the Fnited States •f Bras!

Fourth Kaeh state will send a representative to the congress which will convene shortly, and the final decision of which the provisional government will await.

Fifth--.Meantime, the governors of the 3®| stales will adopt means to maintain or* der and protect the citizens' rights.

The nation's interna! and external rerations will IM» represented meanwhile by the provisional government.

The city awoke on Friday to hear the republic proclaimed. uneral iHt FonIwca, Senor Constant ami others

t-eeded to the metwjK»lis in the mor. .i$ two that hi nd informed the emperor that he had been dethroued. lotn I'edro, su|portel by hi^ family, received the deputation jhvith alKHolute contpmure. (ieneral IH»

I'ousecft was the xjMikeainan. lie said that Hm?il had advanced far enough In the path of eiviluata tiie monarchy. The 1 ful totheemi^Mr• for his pfttriotJcaefvice, .. was firmh resolved to rccoguize only the

partnre. t^mages, escorted by sokheo»,.

run of men and women of America who

m« a time, if we are hen ^yti i»or

mauv. nuvny Only pHjs*r. Mtprettte t"®0'*

W We

'Jnn^uii to jeo»'iety in ,*ome respe?t!s. If a i#«wiw of the Indiana INffd Chari^ks. or a member of tii«t vd

-. Chicago Herald.

MESSRS. BOOTH AND BARRETT.

CoMibilli) Tbttt the Two «r«il PI#)«r» jtaj Join lnlfr»*l* Ajptln. XK« YORK, November 15).—The arrangement. under which Mme. xljeska is playing as a joint star with Edwin Booth is confined to this season only and

ltitlE NEW l* RE si knt vzi i, it is more than probable that these two* Ws HHfKt* A great artiste will not be seen together| fajjain after the termination of the pres-1 ..i, "i ent contract. Mme. Modjeska i« a ster-1 U^»xsw»S:, Nove«itK.'r 1'-'. Jing attraction by herself, and will «!0 !iit«t iron, Hio de Jancir» is probably resume her carter as a star at council John Jl'oraMc indi«-ating a rontinu^ |mner- the conclusion of the season. Indeed, it olution which i.

govern-

W snd the establishment of the rein rOttiupi'' ial and financial .'jrU-ry here confidence !H returning. On 8txk exdw&ge th« down ward course

the

1S90, with that express understanding.

MnruPiv noon which be a good deal of wild talk flying his office.

ir-» publishes a special dispatch •. •. ','orri"H(Wndcnt n-imnts tin ,^-k at Hi'

i-n

waaij |Tnbttfte

(^ueen has lcen at the castle. The new design which wai» choseu by Princess IVairice is of sagi green. 1 the corridor ned

are

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a large number of splendid cabinets,

the many of which are tilled with China,

of Mom Pedro. He also an-i dor, as the. oak room when-

•diince* he will continue to extrreise mi-1 majesty luru-hes and dines opens

November iy- The latest I incut* are in the immediate vicinity of

from Portugal is more alann-Uhe corridor, an«l three drawuig r^ms,

,, Ail the arntv reserves have white, green, and red, open from it. 1 he

.,.n ailed out and the police decoration of the corridors is the most it was decided to make a great many bled in all the cities. There is important work of the kind that has been ^1^1 changes in the track, the grounds, ch nmrmurinw among th» people and carried out in private apartments sinoe

the grand dining room at the north-east

cent carved sideloard of rosewood and also a gold punch bowl and ladle, for which tieorge IV. paid ten thousand guineas. The lied which the Merman

etnperor and .,,,nl)"'!W|

republic is

their visit to the ultan was

ver, with oriental curtains of surpassing

livan and other fighters, it is possible I that the next man to face the Postonian

hird luich state will form its own will he .lake Kilrnin, the defeated but Watson, secretary.

Ivim,

scaled orden* iustrncting what rente to take. It is suppwd that USIKUI the I destination of tne vessel.

H»«lcrn Nocicty, question as to

The American Indian of to-ilav is tue f,,r

half centuries

that of his own goods. He has

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t* the world vjhw» v»t¥ word I* but the synonym of started down "upstart" and the tNmiponent thereof are money and clothes. There

box.

'**i"t~T "•v *3r

ior ncotfiewcence of i« already arranged that Booth and 15ar- Mayor DanaldsI ,rrv*m- rett will play together again next st^son, committee to confer with the school)811 informer hastened to „_f_ Provinces in

rl»an|{e.:»«f their business partnership having been ^Qgtees upon the question of

'extended until the end of the season of'

net?. 1 Hirvuu..|i. ... match with the big fellow and he savs cause or other. She was IU great pam on to dispense with the remaining $.*•.«)) is already prom-1 and when one of the familv asked her to n.tntrv while trrate- Used remain quiet she remarked that she

,n 1

S-etTublic," I \siii-N0T0X, Novernlwr IH,{)om Pedio made a dignified reply. He In conversation a prominent declined to alnlicate, but said he would Rrnxil said that he was ironvinew 1 that ikvield to fom«. The imperial inmily vveT\ he mon svho led the revolution could allowed one hour to prejtftre for their de-

"?*u J**6!.,*

^tain their leadership, They are

unktu)w l0

fauu,

outer

S were waiting to take them to the harbor, where a man-of-war was under steam. The en plain had been in If strueted to sail as swn a» the imperial 4- familv had emimrkiHl. He had received

a without followers

Ueve lustorv »he sprang out, but in doing her drem

the inrtim-t* .»' iw.ni.-mw, io """P ,!*&???.??

.-dttcirtion «wt t^ftnem^nt. admitted hitn .••••. to tie4 «cwl pmnncts of soetetv, pure Hlid when dfaunottds alone did not mike the woman lady, but that was I \o«k, NovemUr ial.) ago, Ed Friend's Haines D. Cuaningbasn hits been

sidereal problem of providing a »torv form of government and settle the

Indian hs* native state, uneiau *vm KaVe iu»t been made mibHc he

mcivihml. than we do of U» «cineral hha^h

9* ustitutional., murt bt" reganied Mr. Cunntn^liam has teen «nnected same, l*xl withl.a. Outside of uie

I ru^ter* ef a Mutv institution, a sntate oilier, then women «t be \i hi led. Pnit it ts by no mw-* santsgeous t«» exclude woineii from men o$ittons It i.« more itijoHottf than .otherwise. A well educated woman of' fi^HKl common bavahtable mM\ tion to the oi any kind of charita institution. can often fill sli cing thJ^Stions US well and ^n better^ than men. There are se^ml tmimcm in Amerimn history of w^menthat „hon«l that^S ^uiierior in 6nsm»en and sjf ^man- *t *h!n to their hust.^ ^. Indi will the as --n expendea* *t iraili nothing by Wjsng women off th*» n. wwy this ^purpose

S^ird^ of its charitable institution*.— out no wwehwie*

their own country. There were two explain that her daughter was ill. The course# open to the revolutionist*.5 .,1,^ ^, arrivinl and iu a short time They might p«retive their own weakness .)r^nounml the voting ladv entirely out and call a convention which would bnnft

whether

iwuno In-Jian that showed Columbus his |Hrial family had better be recalled. If manly nncliu! f«'rm a little o\*er :»l7 years the present leaders refused to adopt this agv» He can point with pride to the fati course, then they would be obliged to asthat his familv are the F. K. V's. of the jsutne more and more arbitrarily the dinew world ami he can say honestly and rection of affairs and the n-snlt would be prove it IIKN that the only stealing he has a dictatorship. done for over three and

i,«N« i»U«red.

bt Id his own in education and that is BOSTON. November H*.-{S|ecm!.V done. Actine President^C. X. Waldo has iUont all of his own that the actress, who is spending the filU»d the chair with perfect satisfaction It/ b.ts held. So far as tlie S^r jutt,r jn Boston, met with a serious ae- to the board but the duties of the oflice, onu erm d, we think more of the

Indian U-.^ mune state, unclad and more than he can attend to. IVes-

S\mi

statement of the mileage fund was made.

THE NEWS ABOUT THE CITY.

MEETING OF THE COL'NClL COMMITTEE ON NIGHT SCHOOLS,!,'

An »j*«t Kn«l VoiuiJ tempt* lo Commil ride.

jn„

8Uan

rtt i'hi rat#. Vex'itange there on a««nd in theatrical and journalistic The committee of the council and the {il

Novcmlx'r L).-ihjiecial.j -Fhe ftooth-lfeirreU partiiemliip, like all other ^e

'7 and *Oth« ^r', ^th* fT'an S^Sn Sryer his companions,

not I "hwh I h««r tat cvninc u. uteiicumm!

'r°'" T^lin .•aw,."to"t"ho but to »ljourn. Th, law prori.ta that

""•.'.-""•linn .«( the rorri- """"'y residents, having children

n»e rt-iworauon o. uu torn-

cable-1 dor of Windsor i-astle has just wen com- cumgtances will not permit them to atplcbfl at a COST of several thousaiid »L«.v KCIJOOlI. oc^titEon for the estaba pounds. 1 he work ha.M been (instantly ji9|ltuei{Vt

in progrusM all the year except when the

shnll he

}ier

and

reme executive authority until the from it. Closet the door hang* Professor ^owed that the association was in good Highlanders and fall, but yini might »unt ry h«* definitely deeided upon the Angell's celebrated |Krtrait of Beacons- financially, the gross profits of the perchance escape by rushing out through ftw gt»veruittent. Meanwhile the all'airs field, next to it lM?ing a curious portrait fan meeting having been 33.014. The the midst of them, and being concealed ill continue as under the old regime. of (icorge 11. The Queens private apart- association is entirely out of debt and

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etc

corner of the castle was splendidly ri-dec- i,eav jy relayed. orated in cream and gold, just before the 'p|1(, following resolution, offered by jubilee. This room contains a tnagnifi- McKcen, was passed unanimously:

undaunted Baltimore pugilist. Muldoon.j the champion wrestler, who trained Nullivan for the Richhurg tight, knows a great ileal more about the big fellow's plan than is generally susfH'cted, and in liis opinion neither Peter Jackson nor Frank Staviu will meet Sullivan till after Kilrainhna had another encounter with'» the champion. To a reporter Mr. M11Idoon said yesterday. 1 ti,., komi wuro ons nee "I tMnk candidly that Kilrain is really

the only man who is sincere in his de- ^be past few days ovet tlu sire to meet Sullivan: I know positively

that he can get backing ti» the extent of! last week. The details are quite inter$10,000, and I think it safe to bet one to est in# to gossipy tongues am much has ami Sullivan will be the IHCU said of the aflair. As the story goes principals in the next great prize light, a young daughter asked to go out calling One of Kilrain's firmest friends, a wealth in the evening at the home of a neighbor, man who lost $12,00(1 on the Rich burg She was refused and was very much dejHfiht, told me that he would furnish pressed over it. Later in the evemngshe $.*,000 »f the stake money to make a was discovered to be sullenng from some

I.ndy *(U-

uc *i a

establish-jand

night schools in Terre Haute. Pur- A large

Tlie terms of tmrtnership are the same that resolution, the mayor appointed a hastened to Burnamuck. They reached I as those whicii kept them together in the special committee for tlie purjxjse above t^e place at the dawn of day and pro-

/.f waived'a dbtnatcb 1 pwrt* Kegarding these terms there seems and called a meeting for last night ceeded to the house of the six men,

anit

ttrhAfl

^tablished and main

schools shall be established tained in the city where reside such petitioners.

THE TROTTING ASSOCIATION.

one set of Ho*? du Barri being valued at stockholder Ei.ct onicer* and and can fight no

'Hi IMNI MountU \t the uooer end of the FIM»» Resolution*. arm is shattered, and I would, wish to corridor is a bust of Gordon. Ouest*: Th« annual meeting of the stockholders prove to you even in death my sincere for the Queen's dinner party in- of the Terre Haute Tretting Association affection for you. 1 think it Mst to open

OIISM^H hasformallvannounced variably iwnemble in the cSrri-1 occurred in the National House parlors the door, and on the instant Savage and room

ance

Resolved, That during the future meetings held by this association we think the interests of the association can best

(M-cupied during j)e g^j^erved by abolishing the sale of was of solid

any

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richness, heavily embroidered with gold. however, shall not he construed to -i include pool selling. rittht liiirniii. The old officers were all re-elected with

NKH YOUK, November I'1. Alter ail' TH,- exception of 11. C. Pugh, who was th( talk between Champion John I.. 5?ulA" ,S'hauL

nni all gambling privileges and the

.|Ugj0n of the some from the grounds,

would lwforever quiet by tlienextmorning. This caused alarm aud the father

{SjM»ci*l.]! was awakened. He hastened for the near* citisen of eat doctor without waiting to nut on stockings or shoes. The mother rushed out to a neighbor's and knocked on the door. When it was opened she toppled in. She was so badly frightened „,

that it was a short time before she could

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together the really representative men ol |^u«h"0n liats, or" some other poison, the country like Seraiva and Dantes, and pnm (lie time of the discovery of the this convention would mature the con- ^rps

|Rngttr. she is" supiKwed to have taken

a)m

•atisfac-)

Brasil is yet

rtvpublic or whether the Ivu-

,nUa3st Thttnubvevening, the fcuts of in addition to hiicbMR hun

mon*

iitiou until the physician said

tj,e gjrj w0U)a

lintotheir ^nt MendenhiUl will make hisfiniU

J"T "V 1 1 visit to Terre Haute in connection with

that the driver was not on his Foreing open the carriage door, The cronin CHICAOO,

1 iSf^SSd. iWktof h«a ',nd

I'twittm *f the Kni(ht* Lak*r. Art.*XTA, Ga.. November la—At the Knighta of l^abor meeting Sat*miay a titlefy for $280,000. He expects to acquire

expended, And |dans

w**

out BO

smam

recover there "was much

excitement and a lively hustling to prevent the young lady's life going out,

The Polj lwhnU Board.

The Polytechnic board of directors is very busy trying to find a suitable man to fill the vacancy caused by_ the resig-

rUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19. 1889

BRAVE SELF-SACRIFICE.

The HeroUm of Two Irishmen In the Up-

rUinjr of '98-

The following is an incident that oo curred in Buraamuck, in the glen of Inmale, Ireland, in the memorable year of '98- Captain Michael Dwyer and nine men, being fatigued and nearly exhausted with incessant watching and the extreme cold, stopped one night at the close of winter to take some rest

intr

number of

to the instructions contained in bles, commanded by Colonel Macdonald,

knocked

AaXesl0

|ty. Mayor Danaldson turned to of their house. He and his me* jumped

whose «-ir-

ig}lt sc-hools, theu such

evening. There was a full attend-) I will present ourselves at it, when we

prof,^ together with a ^reatdeal

|nf)n nioney( wJU

Secretary Watson's annual report are sure to receive the volley of the

N probability be

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an(j

jn tjie construction of a grand stand.

Karly in the spring the north side

jlonie gtretch

will be cut down and

Th(

fo,,ow"

ing are the officers: W. P. Ijams, presideut. John («. Williams, vice-president.

M, A, Schaid, treasurer. I'. R. Jeffers, superintendent. nirectors:"W. T. Bcnuchamp, Frank McKeen, John F. Regan, (». A. Schaal, and W. I.. Kidder.

A BAREFOOTED ERRAND.

I'ntlirr (iocit Alter »»lijHlclan to Nnvr II IN Oitii|(bter. The Fifth Ward has been talking for experience of a family one night toward the close of

^,(th \Niml

h"s

)lt

Without

thBn hc ran attcU(f 1X rres-

Lt»tta dfe- the whcKil before the close of the present occur to you." said the official, "that a forger has half his work done when be can get hold of the identical pen with which the owner of the signature habits uaily writes? A great many men, bank pnritidents and the like, use the pen for

NovemWr 1^.—[Special

In the Crenin case to-day Policeman

pointed editor of the Press* the place Mulcahey by whom the defense tried to gfts imbued with the spirit of the sigheld bv Robert P. Porter from the time prow that O'SuUivan was at horn. Ui« jn bands of a fairly-good o! the foundation of the paper until he nigl May 4 Muicahey worked with proservc the characteristics!

Tliis de» man, while probably strieUy became sui^frintemlent 'of the erasoi. O'^UIUWMI ud Ibirt fie occtt^ed the wirlmJr"TlMr*e«idn for this is

with pawn* In Ctioa, Ithaca and the points the witnens develo|ieii a surw«t. Mace 1*7$ lie has been the Albany jug lack of memory as to dates, etc* 4^rrespwtdent for a number of He was formerly the Press News pomlent at Albany,

piapem. ewrnes*

«aH»«her Krewery Sale

prcmertk* in Milwaukee valued at seTemf millions f«r the same syndicate Wktekj ttl«*4c«ter PmC

McDonald was plaoeti upon the stand lo, prove an alibi for Conghiin. in hiscrosej their names only for a year or two withexfcmination he coiitiadicted himself *t»v-1 out change. A pen that ha* been MW pral time and did not prove to be a good by a man in writing his name hundreds wttnew tor the defense. ©f times, and never used for any thing

The next witness was a man named else, will almost write the name itself,

M*l°|

November 19,—(Sjn-

CM!

mmo IViftc hotel this morning of Bright disease* In Mr. Miller was promin«nlK connected with the famous whisky ring."

the Gleng^ryt enci-

at the door, and summoned the

surrender, which they did.

in\heand oth„ house, knc„

burning house, flred and shot Cameron through the heart. They continued to resist until their ammunition was nearly expended and the fire had reached the roof of the room in which theynvere, and the heat was so excessive that some tubs of butter melted and ran over the floor. At length McAllister, turning to Dwyer, said: "Captain, dear, you see that I am rendered useless

lo^«

be able

by the smoke and falling snow, to gain the glen in safety." As Dwyer saw no alternative but to be burnt alive or submit to the enemy he agreed to the proposal of McAllister, and having tenderly embraced each other, McAllister and Savago advanced to tho door, dashed it open and ran out, and were instantly shot down. In the twinkling of an eye Dwyer bounded out through the midst of the soldiers, leaped a small fence that surrounded the farmyard, and ran along by the door of the barn. In passing a small frozen stream he slipped and fell 011 his face. As he did so a volley of bullets passed over his head. He was soon up again and, running like a deer, made good his escape.— Freeman's Journal.

TWO BRAVE SAILORS.

Diinhliifr TJirougli a Ring of i^lre to Save the I.lve« of Frenchmen. In tho year 1872 Friiach vessel, called Mclaihie, was lying at anchor at the mouth of the River Adour, waiting for fair weather to cross the bar which separates the Port of Bayonno from the Bay of Biscay. She was loaded with five hundred barrels of petroleum, which, just as the orew were, turning in for the night, suddenly exploded. The ship was soon surrounded by a belt of floating fire. Tho nearest\**ssel at the time was a British brig, the vVnna Belle Clark, from Ardrosson. Her master, Captain Sharpe, knowing there were some French sailors in the midst of the flames, shouted to one of his crew, John Mcintosh: "Come on. my lad! Let us go to their

moment's hesi^jon these

men minutes were alongside the, wjudng vessel. In this short intcrval*fwhat remained of the standing onsftr of the Melamie had become one bihzing mass of flames. Nothing daunted, the British sailors, with the certainty of incurring the greatest "physical suffering, if not the loss of their lives, dashed through the floating circle of fire, and laid hold of the rigging of the burning ship. They succeeded in taking off two mer#n such a helpless state from burns and bruises that they could ftot possibly have been saved had their rescue been delayed much longer. In the performance of this heroic act tho Englishmen were more terribly burned than the men they rescued. It was first feared that Captain Sharpe would lose the sight of one eye, and his face was permanently disfigured. Mcintosh fared still worse so severe were his injuries that his discharge from the ship was absolutely necessary. Hef was conveyed to tho where he lay

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nation of President Thomas C. Menden-1 Bayonno hosplVA, where he lay *or v-w- Publishing Company have been hail. The latter is rendering all the nearly a month, aUMmes in the greatest' & assistance possible in the selection of his suffering. To show-' their appreciation successor but as yet nothing has been

Qf ac

heroftta the British com-

munity raised a sum of JJMjlor the two I heroes.—Philadelphia PresvL 9t

The Forj«r and $»* •**.- I was talking with a Treasury official on the subject of forgery. "Did it ever

h«ing used always by

MawArsEK, November P'1. -{Sfpetial.y would splutter if held at a wroog^angle —George M. Cipirko, repnaK»ntiag a syn-, or forced on line# against its diknte df which the liothchihfa» are memlw*rs» has dosed a dteal for the Ci. soago dis*

«*e same na.aa anas

for the same combination of letters. It

November —1 *«d keeping the fac*of her mar-1 jury

will. It

almost guides the sensitive hand of the

name.*—Pall Mall Gazette. bly he bound over.

•A teacher in the San schools succeeded in retaining her post

Thomas Downs, of final, is in tbe city visiting his breiher, P. P. D«w»s,

COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE

'OI.l COritT HOUSE AND .JAIL TO (iO AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

itiholiwt meeting of the common They were divided into two parties, six who was a favorite with the male freAt the last mrnMf

res- in me house and four in the other. house-that grim reminder of pioneer

nrevailed instructing1 They all retired to rest early in the days-has suddenly taken on a most fas-, jou9^0f

.« *, .. .nnn 'n» a «twwv »l nirht and had not long done so when cinating aspect in the eyes of a number seemed forced. She was Blanche Doug- Joseph Throop. Miss Susan Ball, ,,f already arranged that Booth and I.*ar- Mayor Danaldson to ppo v,nat«n*d to Hacketstown of local speculators. No one seemed to lass, though known by another name. whose position Miss Kiehardson takes, see anytning in the storm-beaten struc-! She went at such apace that her health will retire from active duties ture until Messrs. Frank and Fred Arm- finally failed, and last Thursday she died, in the office this evening.

gave information abo^t the party.

pensive repairs be made to the building,

the commissioners began to consider the advisability of selling instead of leasing

Said statement gives notice that on the 20th day of January, ISiH), at 2 o'clock p. m., the court house property will be offered for sale at public auction at the south door of tne court house. The terms of sale for said property, as set forth in the statement, are cash, onefourth to be paid on day of sale and the remaining three-fourths on execution of deed of conveyance.

The old jail property will also be sold on the same day and in the same manner. The terms of" sale for it are one-fourth

cash, to.be paid at time of sale, and the

balance in 12, 24 and 30 months, the purchaser executing, for deferred payments, his promissory notes to the acceptance of the board of county commissioners, said notes to draw interest at the rate of 0 per cent, per annum. The purchaser will receive from the commissioners a certificate entitling him to a deed to the property upon the payment of full balance of purchase Money.

The Court House will be sold as an entirety, while the jail property will bt? offered first by lots, as shown in the subdivision thereof, and second as a whole the commissioners reserving the right to accept the bid or bids aggregating the greatest amount bv either plan of sale.

.Superior Court.

The case of McMregor vs. Herkimer is sel. for trial Thursday afternoon, November 21.

The suit of Hannah M. Creal vs. A. M. Ilerrington was settled by compromise gtfgterday afternoon. Plaintiff established nef^laitn to certain property in Prairieton which had been occupied for some time by the defendant, and the latter was compelled to pay $100 damages, $H20 rent aud give possession by December 10.

In the case of Fletcher A Churchman vs. the Waring Bros., of Ixmdon, Kng., tried some time ago before Judge Allen, the plaintiffs were awarded $2,800, less than 10 per cent, of the amount asked for, and now a bill of exception has been filed by the plaintiffs attorney and an appeal taken to the supreme court.

.Vlpped

fitbont trying to loc«t«.U.o thkn-os ever »in». launched the dingy, ar *n a few

Till* cil.v.

'•The following is from a Greeucastle paper: (n ctober 24th the residence of William Houck, neat llamricks Station, was roblied, and Sheriff Vestal has been

J, 7ieeday

gnt

one

jHfS

of them-Oliver

Nixon—at Terre Haute. At first he

N '"^iMarrface Llwnt*. Wm, J. Erier and Lixzie Collins. *rt.

'¥y

of the Den has been

that the point of th© pen has ground down in a peculiar way, from

"*ts:

de-

mi tied the robbery was shown to him,

he gracefully acknowledged his guilt Sheriff Vestal brought the prisoner over from Terre Haute on Tuesday and he is now in jail awaiting trial.

Real Estate Tran*rer».

J. 1). Chestnut to J. M. Miller, blocks 11 and 12 in Chestnut's addition, $1,000.

Man' E. Dunn, in-lot 43, People's addi-

lot 25, People's addition, $225 same to I Anna S. Peterson, in-lot 24, People's addition, $250. I Minnie Grabb to Adaline Cass, north 4 I of in-lot block 4, Nippert Evans, •ulxlivision, $400.

NOTORIOUS WOMAN DEAD.

nied his guilt, but iu the clothes were on defeat Tom Reed's eastern combination, him, and an identification card which he jlckiulcy is still most likely to lie the had carelessly left behind when he com-

Sew* Incorporated.

"V T" The articles of incorporation of th®

filed with the county recorder. The fol-

lowing are the incorporators: Eugene V. Debs, Albert Z. Foster, Douglas II. Smith, Jamee E.|Piety, Oskar Duenweg, M. C. Hamill and Jacob Tniinett

I was lately attended. The county attor-1

I ney and aesodide are confident tliey

the defense say the women

Miller died suddenly at theGrand a ssemt for five years, when it waa Claude Marks, Woolf Croke has written a tetter to the oraeers

so in a a in he a of

IteniM of Interest from Police and I-*- the Malley bovs, of New Haven, for the Richardson Commences Work *nl 'lrele»—Conneil Meelins murder of Jennie Cramer, is dead. Thej To-morrow- o«*ip A bom Ihe To-Nlsrhi. Journal to-day tells this story: In one Collector. of the most high-toned of Chicago's gild-) ed resorts there had been livinga woman

two oar ties six 1 It seems that the melancholy old court! ?UUJ*"| To-morrow morning .Miss 1-aura

quenters of the plaoe

strong tendered the county commission- The proprietress of the house knew her Collector Throop returned from his erg a handsome rental for it This prop-i history and sympathized with her, and home at Paoli this afternoon, osition seemed to open the eyes of a nam-1 had her taken to St. Luke Hospital, He did not see Alf Mcintosh while away, ber of men to the desirability of the where everything possible was tried to but received a letter from him urging building, and a rivalry immediately bring her back to health, but in vain. the appointment of his successor, as he sprang up as to who should secure it. Just before breath left the unfortunate wishes to engage in mercantile business.

The County Commissioners, enjoying she struggled to speak the pitying nurse Collector Throop says the vacancy will very much the prospect of heated com- who sat beside the cot tried to catch the be fillet! in a few days. There petition, rested on their oars and I words, but did not succeed, and the dying patiently waited developments. It was girl took her secret to the grave with her. no doubt gratifying in a superlative de- I She was buried in Evergreen cemetery, gree to them to*realize that the old court and her resting place will be marked house was gradually rising in value by with a single stone on which "Blanche" reason of a rivalv which could not result! is to be cut. The death of Blanche otherwise than beneficially tothecountv. I Douglass closes the only possible means After all the bids were iii. however, and of discovering the truth ol the murder oil all of them demanded that certain ex-j Jennie Cramer, for it is

Thev finally concluded to dispose of it were charged with killing the girl. at auction sale, after having advertised understood that their lawyer is to move determined the fact for the period beforehand re- I within a short time in the New Haven

quired by law. Accordingly a statement courts that these indictments be quashed, who are wi of the extent of the property and of the conditions of sale has been formulated and will be published in the near future.

not likely

the commissionere began to consider the the matter, even if they knew the truth, there is consequently no end of anxiety. They have hanging over them iudiet- The collector is going very slow iu ronthe property. ments which were brought when they

AID FOR MRS. PARNELL.

I'lintlk Sent Her to Pay Oil" Mortgage. NEW YORK, November 19.—[Special.]— On Saturday morning the

Before

Press

ju,

8Un wont

nian

rjsing

November

that must the census bureau.

IAn

Between

v*:.. .., ,„m m„ by r*"*"*

loonf •_ -J cialj—Governor Moore and the

c«mmim*ionfn' Allowance*. state

tjOid Bailey brought in Dcwu*,

hotel this mornina of Briaht's by a divoeee suit Marx, charge! with levying and ai- of the ^ien» men are guarding tbe routes.

financial newspapers are connected.

\-:Cv,*

H*ff

The Only Woman Wbo Conld Hoi ve a S NEW Y"ORK, November 19.—[Special.] I I^QL^STS THE AP—Blanche Douglass, the woman who

she was a vivao J**80"

sent out

a dispatch from Bordentown, N. .1., telling of the sad condition to which poverty had brought Mrs. Delia Stewart Parnell. I The dispatch stated that her house, "Old I Ironsides," was mortgaged for $8,000 and that unless the sum of $50' was raised at once the mortgage would be foreclosed aud the mother of Charles Stewart Parnell would be without a roof over bead

^own that night,

the telegraph had brought her enough money to pay the interest and taxes, and still money continues to How in from all parts of the United States.

LONDON,

November IU.—Mr, Parnell

states that he was greatly surprised when he read in the newspapers the reports which show the great poverty ol his mother, and that he immediately cabled to his agent in New York to supply her with funds. He had no reason to suppose that his mother was pressed for monev, ason previous occasions when she desired help she had always applied for and obtained a prompt remittance of the stun required. Chicago to Welcome governor Uordon.

CuicAoo,

November 10.—[Special]—

Governor John B. Gordon, of Georgia, who comes here next week to deliver a lecture in aid of the fund for the erection of a monument to the memory of the ex-Confederate soldiers who are buried near this citTj is to be the recipient of such a reception as falls to the share of few visitors to Chicago. A committee of over two hundred lending citizens of both political parties, including Joseph Mcdill, Senator Farwell, Congressmen Adams, Taylor, Manson and Liwler, P. D. Armour, Rev. Dr. liorimer, W. K.Sultman, Potter Palmer and General Crooks have the matter in hand, ami a public reception and banquet have already been determined upon.

The Speakership.

WASHINGTON,

1).

IU.—

[Special.]—The Speakership contest is expected to show some features of striking interest during the next three or four davs. Again there are rumors of McKinlev's withdrawal, but men who profess to* be able to see beneath the surface say that McKinlev is gaining in strength. If "there is to be a western combination to

though Joe Cannon's strength is

to a point which makes him a

ng to a point which much more imposing quantity than he was a few weeks ago.

Jo«l* llm to 4J«.

Harper

Gerhard Lehman to John G. Dunn, in- y. ., f,)rrnallv notified lot 44, People's addition, $140 same to 1 ffar?she

k,failure'/1giveb?e.

WASHINGTON, November 10.—[Special] —Miss Josie Holmes, of Cincinnati, who! tage to Tie gained by having labor became widely known through her con-1 mercy of the combination and tho nection with

?8„ t!I

up her clerkship in Murat Halstead and

secure her retention, the former strongly

Wreck «4 Pltlubnrg:.

PITTSBCHO,

indorsing her good character. It wasde- NEW YOUK, November 19.—William cided, however, that her record in Cin- Muhloon, John L. Sullivan's trainer in cinnati would render her census work ]ijc},burg fight, has been amused by valueless, and despite all

protests

November 19.—[Special]—

I directors for the first vear are: E. V. at both ends and in the center of the ... Debs, A.Z.Foster, D. II. Smith, Oskars coach.

accidcnt to the eastern express on the Pennsylvania road last evening resulted tin one death, a large number of persons any circumstances were injured, the smoker left the rails, k/ fight any living man." and turned completely over. Almost Baltimorean has announced his willingThe simultaneously with this fire broke out nesn to back Kilrain.

forty and

OI-YMPIA,

officer*

...

fifty

Duemreg and James E. Piety. class passengers, including a number of» president Harrison is

were

rlh.' hSldhfi1 1 W» W-'e 1"» «l™«l'f «-teeted. S..,-

Meyer, of Cincinnati, the building ator Anthony, in his lifetime, provided No. 41/ Wabash avenue for a term of w?g•fa^' delicacies for the liepublican Prt-s five years, the same to be used as a sa*

Wash., November

iy-

idewtifj the Be«drr»» thousand invitaUoiwi were accepted for clal.}—John McBride, President of the t*sw»o, Kan., Noveml»er 19.—{Spe- jjJe jnangural ball last night. Progressive Union of Miners and Mine ctaL}—Four witnesses who had known Labcrers, has called a convention of the Bender family of murderers identi- m»riai« Aiw B««te»._ 1 miners for December 18 at Indianapolis hlad and Ified the Michigan suspects as Kate Bend-: C^ixmbcs,

Ohio,

er and her motlier. The preliminary trial rial.}—Secretary of State Ryan has given the {of the two women began yesterday and

oat

mento

have the Bender* and the attorney fw changed- Marquis, the Republican canwriw .» wdl [rooa- for Lieutenant Governor, will T«acoi» mchnrdaon** Mtriu*. probably contest I le is defeat**! by only I BOOOKLVX, Noyemler 19.—[Special.]-twenty-one votes. The conductors and drivers on seven of Fraaciseei iMUfM Bia*k«aiu»rt.

and Marx cham^l with levying and at- of the Tenects' Defenae League, wishing

tempting toeoSkxst blackmail through them God-speed in their ucoertaking

Lojfoox, NovemV»er 19.—Special.]—j Tfc* Twm***' ^mck this mornino. No cars are run-

with which they and enclosiag a subasriptioa of fifty, pounds far the Leagua.

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mmmm^—mrnrn

THE DAILY NEWS

ON'LY

10 Ceats Per Week.

TWO CENTS

COLLECTOR T1IR00P RETURNS

I'OINTMENTOI A SL CCES^OK.

W,U

candidates for the position aud will be made between them.

It is

that dozens of others are in the same predicament. There is considerable speculation being indulged in regarding the chances of the various candidates. But one man has been found who declares ho will be appointed. So sanguine is the applicant that he is willing to wager on hit chances. However, the slate is not made up and if his name is oil it now, it is such an easy matter to erase it.

Collector Throop will have an opportunity of displaying his political handiwork in making the appointments. Nick Filbeck said he would be given an opportunity to show what kind of a politician ho reallv is. Mr. Throop came here a stranger, lie entered immediately upon his career as a student, learning the iutrinicies of local politics, lie has had for tutors some of the oldest and wisest, heads of the party, lie is a patient listener, and many tales have been carried to his ears of the contending factions in the political arena. What the collector has.not [been apprized of perhaps isn't worth I knowing.

Applications for positions are all in: the collector has met all of the applicants and is now meeting their friends, lie has manv calls from persons who come to urge the appointment of some personal friend or other.

AN EARLY CALLER.

lie Ring* a Ior'« Il«ll and tunc* the loctor. NBW TOHK,

November

10.--[Special.]-—

Dr. Henry Tyndle, a prominent physician. was awakened early this morning by the repeated ringing of his bell and noundiu^ on the door. Going to tha front window he saw an unknown drunken man who demanded admittance, saying he lived there. When ordered to leave he refused and the doctor went to the door when the man struck him several times with stick. The doctor then retreated and procured a long surgical kuife. Going to the door he threatened tho man who a^in assaulted the doctor and after a struggle gained possession of the knife with which he stabbed the doctor repeatedly in the face and almost severed tho thumb from the right, hand. The doctor ran down the street pursued by his assailant and succeeded in reaching a drug store, where his wounds were dressed. The |H)lice are after the assailant who escaped in the darkness.

Trying Corner Ntiiokv NBW YOUK, November lit.—[Special.] For several months a syndicate backcd up by $10,000,000 of English capital 1HIH been trying to secure control of the ci^ar manufacturing trade of this country, Ibe engineers of the scheme were American*. They began by offering to buv tho cigar box factories. They made offers to several large firms, representing the ad van-* at the adthe establishment of an effective trust. Tho syndicate offered to buy out Straiten, & ijtorni for $1,100JXK) cash.

and the Fidelity I vance in pnees which would follow

Will Again Weet.

her L)ominick .McCaffrey's challenges and

services will be discontinued December je^»nj to the big fellow, lie naid to-day:

It is good betting at oue to two that Kilrain will bo Sullivan's next opponent in the ring. lie can procure tho neces* sary backing. I have been approached to train him, but I would not do so under

I will train Sullivan A well known

second- Kr. T..rk«.

women, were in the car. Ad were res- Inland hen turkev for bis Thanks*

wh°

L!5l

new 1

Minw.ipitiflc -H»i with imposing ceremonies. Business George C. Leonard, of this city, and IL W & 'Xifbet, pmt, ., so on

wag

Vvr banting, and thousands of visitors were bird. brought in from all parts of the new state. The entire state militia partici- Meetin. «r

November l7.--lSpe-j appoint delegates from thewm^i-

ttvan h*a eiven di«tricts of northern Illinois, I n-

tabulated returns of Uie ejection by ^^v^'jW^rn ohicStoXu^

.andidatea and amend- W«t ?r'enpx

fhe aggregate rotes are not a scale of prices lor next year.

IJieh-,,

assume hor ^mon clerk

creature, but her gayety }in the revenue oftiee under Collector

trom

office

are two a choice

THE TALES THEY TELL.

Ill I

Collector Throop Ntiul) iuy the cacleM of Locnl I't.liitct. Some oi the boys who want places un-

that der Collector hroop are not getting ap-

the Malley boys will say anythirg about pointments as rapidly as they desire and

sidering the filed and

hundreds of applications he seems to be to make as few mistakes Many will be left and those ill find consolation in the fact

possible,

have a plump

:giving fcMt. The bir.1 tlat i. to gme.

ients, and John M. Brenuan performed

gjmilar service for President Cleveland.

were inaugurated yesterday president Harrison will be indebUtd to

gugpended" the town was gay with H. Wiley, of South Kingston, for bis

Coi.tMBrs, Ohio, November 19.

pated in the inaugural parade. Three! Coi-tMSt's, Ohio, November 19. [Spe-

J!lr

Deacon Richardson's street car lines

zl la struck this morning. No cars are November 19.—Archbishop, .nff ,n Haas. No disturbances

nin8

yel

men

Uiese nnes. u«Hiuroances

ppport^l and special bodies of police^

guarding tbe routes,

Xmymtean afurd to tnbterttx for ih* Dafy mm.

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