sW®' ^Wtft^WyBm. f: tizens Bank Jta Snip THENEWSSUMMARY (80ES MERRILY Oaxaca, has arrived in that city and has had a warm welcome. As soon as the archbishopric How Census Bo I Making Himself has been established he will return to Rome, that he may be then appointed Solid With the Democrats. nuncio in England on the renewal The Latest News of the World Condensed WASHINGTON, Special Telegram, Dec. 28.— P. W. JOHNSON, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. of diplomatic relations between Great The Work of Wiping the Iniquitous Porter has been quite busy of late unloading and Arranged in Convenient Britain and Rome. Sims Gang Off the Face of the men in the census office, and nearly NEW ULM, MINNESOTA. every Western Republican senator and representative Form. Earth. E WICKE W O is beine besought to restore NEW ULM, Mu Young Field of New York is declared by some man who has just been discharged. a jury to be insane. ENGLAND possesses 1,900,455 Washington, Personal, Foreign, Criminal, Quite a sad story is told of a number of Mazue, charged with the murder of Annie Two More of Them Lynched and Still square miles of African territory. clerks who were furloughed lor a month Casualty and Other Brunder is declared not guilty. Others Being Anxiously Sought and went to their Western homes. On returning A young man in Illinois murders his at the expiration of the time allotted a Bvdotfhy Cmikim. Important News. For. ONE Sunday's census of church attendants and1 sweetheart then commits suicide. to them, they were informed that there in Liverpool gave 63,000 At Lincoln, Neb., in a quarrel over a was no further work for them. But they Directors: dollar, Seth Bolen was fatally stabbed by find that the people of the District of Columbia out of a population of 500,000. E CAPITAL his wife, dying in a few moments. SHUBUTA, Mi*s., Dec. 28.—The lynching and Maryland who were furloughed Werner Bmtchy Chat. Wmgnmr, Jfe &** STEVE ELKINS' nomination as sectetary still goes on. Two more victims, John with them were restored to their places. The Polish historian. Vladislva Smolensky, »f war is confirmed. WesciuU, O. M. Otten, M.9. X«4L •%i Sims, brother of Bob, and Mosely, nephew has been arrested. It is understood There is no apparent doubt now that ANOTHER syndicate has offered the Porter has fixed the Democrats so that he SECBETAEY HART issues his quarterly that he is accused of plotting agasnst the of Bob, were both hanged last night, and Grande Chartreuse 50,000,000 florins statement of correctional and charitable czar. will not be seriously investigated. The the avengers are in hot pursuit of a Gorman-Tammany crowd which is running institutions. for the monopoly of the liqueur. DRAFTS TO ALL PART* negro that was with the Sims gang the James Gormley, Jacob Koch and Fred things in the house has been so well taken The Democrats of the house take the preliminary Widman and wile were arrested at Mitchell, night of the massacre. They have care of in the matter of appointments that OF EUROPE, AND PASSAGE steps toward investigating Pension S. D., for the illegal sale of intoxicants. burned Bob Sims'dwelling and" all the it will make no effort to investigate the AN Arizona farmer has a tame rattle Commissioner Rauni. The information is supposed to have been census office, and if others try it the rotton houses on his place, and killed every living TICKETS SOLD. snake to guard the premises instead filed by detectives in the employ of the enforcement concern will be whitewashed. AFTER cabinet meeting Secretary Blaine thing to be found on the place except the league. said there were no new developments in of a dog. The report does not family, and they had to escape to a neighbor's the Chilian affair. The Greif's Hall Incident. The grand jury impaneled several house. The Sims family say they are say whether the snake sleeps in the months ago at San Francisco, Cal., made a CHICAGO, Dec. 28.—Two thousand men Close Attention Given to Speaker Crisp offers Mr. Mills second going to leave the country. The crowd farmer's boots. final report and was discharged. The jury and women gathered at the Second regiment place on the ways and means committee, continues to enlarge and is fully 500 strong, Collecting. armory to-dav to publicly protest has been engaged in investigating scandals and Mr. Mills declines. and is hunting lor Neal Sims. against the action of the police in raiding that affect members of the last legislature It is reported that Neal has gotten torether THE spread of leprosy on the Isthmus COMMITTEES as arranged by Speaker Crisp two peaceable meetings at Greif's hall on and returned indictments against a number about forty men and intends to burn Empire Mill Co-. are approved by the house. Springer is Nov. 12. While not unusually demonstrative, of Panama shows what a filthy of legislators. Womack Hill. The bodies of Bob Sims made chairman of the ways and means the great crowd vociferously applauded and the three Savages have been cut down Kit Carson's son who is charged With disease it is. Only the toughest kind every strong appeal made by the several and Mills of interstate and foreign com- and thrown over in the graveyard. John murder, once aroused the interest of Gen. speakers, and at times insisted on the speaker of a pestilence would meddle with Savage, firot hanged, is still hanging. Sherman, who tried to educate him because repeating lus scathina remarks. The ROLLER MILL. 1 such a population. of the esteem in which he held the meeting was caded to order by James Mobran. E S O N A boy's lather. So he sent the youth to VER QUEER, THIS. Henry D. Llovd, a former Chicago Secretary Foster and Mr. Mills are both school but from the first young Carson newspaper man, was intioduced as the 2 4 Rollers and 4 Burrs,. THE Arkansas city of Little Rock reported better. proved to be an irreclaimable savage. Two Chicago Girlg Start for New -1'ork chairman, and was the principal speaker. We take pleasure in informing the^public Under Suspicious Circumstances. Resolutions were adopted instructing the has a system of sidewalk and street acob Halderman, representing the W a Ole Oleson, living at Manvil, was drugged, chair to appoint a committer lor he purpose that we are now ready fo*\ bash, was in St. Paul. knocked senseless, and robbed of $180 CHICAGO, Dec. 28.—No tidings have been paving with vitrified brick, which is of laying the facts in the case before business. The best machinery and^»all by Wilford Yake, driver of 'a livery team, received by Mis. William Van Schaick of GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT TEASDALE, of agreeable to man and beast and will the slate's attomeyand the next grand jury, the latest improvements inth« which Oleson had hired to take him home. her adopted daughter Dora and granddaughter the Omaha, is in Chicago. and ask the impeachment anu punishment do service for ages. Yake dropped Oleson from the buggy near Alice Parker, who disappeared manufacture of flour enable us to of the oftending policemen. GENERAL passenger agent Free, of the his home, returned to town, twelve miles, Monday night and went to New York. compete with the be^st mills in the Northern Pacific, is in Chicago. with the team, and skipped by the morning A. F. Parker, father of Alice, started for A Clerical Kelormrr country. Hon. Timothy J. Campbell, representative THE French soldier is much agitated train. that city last night to find the girls and PATKRSON. N J., Dec. 28.— Rev. Dean We are constantly buying from the Eight district of New York.in McNuity, ot St. Johns' Roman Catholic by the news that time of peace, as AtCloquet, Minn., A. E. Quinn, editor bring them back. The escapade was quite New York, married Miss Margaret Miller, W a church this mormrg made the rountls ot a of the Pine Knot, was served with papers cleverly arranged and, from the story told aa employe of the pension office at Washington. in war, he must henceforth, when on number of liquor saloons in tench Rye, on the charge of criminal libel preferred by by the man who helps about the boarding of violations of the exercise law. duty, carry his heavy knapsack and G. B. Peterson. The alleged libel consisted Corn, house at 105 and 107 Dearborn avenue, Maj. McKinley has so far recovered from He entered the saloon of James other caniD accoutrements. of the publication of rumors of criminal seems to have been planned some time ago. O a his recent illness as to be able to give some McCormick, the ex-ball to^ser, intimacy between Peterson and his adopted attention to business again. is looking About two weeks ago the ser/ant was a and there round a number o: men dunking. daughter, a girl ot sixteen. Mr. Quinn well and shows but little the effect of sweeping the hall near George Coitis' room, Among those in the saloon were was placed under bonds and the hearing & &c., AN owl flew down on one oE the Circuit his recent confinement. on the first flooi. when little Dora slipped Aid Row son and E. Fanning, the lonner set. At the Highest Market Prices. Court-room chimneys at Palmyra, and began talking to him. He was still being president ot the board ot aldermen. John P. Richardson, a resident of Chattanooga, At Evans, in Mahaska county, Iowa, The dean aftei wards visited Franklin Tenn and one of the richest men in bed, not jet having recovered from his We sell all kinds of Mo., recently, perched himself in Williaiii Woods attemuted to murder his Boyle's saloon and found in the South, his -wealth being estimated illness. FLOUR, wife and Casey Harris, her alleged paramour. policeman Thomas Mullen, who tried to he unused pipe-hole a listened as at ^2,000,000, as well as, perhaps, the greatest "Well, I have made up my mind to go," SHORTS, Woods unloaded a six-shooter at escape b.» running into an adjoining building. if he had been admitted to the bar. cotton planter in the United States, is she began, "and just as soon as you can arrange BRAN, & them, one ball taking effect in Casey's The clergyman followed the po iceman, dead, the victim of cigarettes. AT LO W RATES, stomach and another his arm, causing it I will start." finally cornering him and n.aking John Davies, one of the best known mining serious mjuiy. Mrs. Woods was shot in the him promise to prefer a complaint ainst I am glad ot that." aii&wered George BRETHARTE'S hair is white as snow, experts in the West is dead in Chicago. back. Her mother stopped futher shooting Boyle loi selling liquor on hunda\. am nearly well now, and you can go Special Attention given to and the Irost that blanched it has Mr. Davies has made and lost several by laying Woods out with a stove a few days." l»y frove Homicide. Custom Work fortunes Colorado and California. pokei. nipped the genius that evoked the The scheme that was arranged was to died almost penniless. was the original WISVJN\, Minn special, Dec. _'S —From send Mrs. Van Schaick to the theater Tuesday "Luck of Roaring Camp," but his present indications Winona will ha\e a case owner of the Little Chief mine, near A S A I E S evening, leaving the girls at home, so against Adam Kilun .or homicide at the Leadville. which he sold some years ago An extra stone for grinding feed. prices for literary work are away up John Chatellon & Sons' scale factory in that with no obstacle in the way it would next term of the district court. A lew dajs lor $500,000. It was afterward sold again for New York was destroyed by fire. Loss, Steam Cornsheller. inG. ago Kihan, while intoxicated, struck John $5,000,000. be an easy matter to blip out ot the house $115,000 Fully insured. Vicor, a companion, on the side or the with the trunks and get to the train belore head with a key The wound was not Wood taken for cash or in exchange Cook & Hancocks Crescent pottery works the ladies' return. Mrs. Van Schaick did E RAILROADS aL deemed dargcrou. at iirst, and Kihan was PRINCESS ISABELLA, the daughter of Trenton, N. J., haAe been destroyed by Empire Mill Co, WrsT SUPERIOR'S railw ay crossing war is not go to the theater, however, but pave the t1 held on estinp charge of attault, but lire Loss, $100,000 fully insured ended. a to announce at tickets to the girls, who went to the play. was piu under $1,000 bonds. At the time Yellow fever in diffeient parts of Brazil is she is willing to sacrifice herself and Hawley came to the house, ostensibly to A report is circulated that J. S. Hill is set for the hearing Victor was unable to be CASH PURCHASES becoming so severe that people in some working to secure another line to the coast. see his riend Cortis, and finding that they pre«ent oi' account ot his injun, ana the become Empress of Brazil. A wouldbe parts aie fleeing to the mountains. case was a Jjoui aid lor a week, \esteiday, could not remove the trunks without attracting and CHEAP SALES. Snohomish, Stillaguanish and Skykomish, empress out of a job is a touching Conductor Maxwell and the three othei the tin set loi tne heanug, Victor as attention, they stealthily transferred is the name of a six-mile railroad in the victims of the recent railroad disaster neai again unable to be present and was becoming spectacle. the girl's' clothing to two valises, state of Washington. Edinburgh are still lying at Tark River. skipped out ot the house and drove in a moie feeble, count} Attorney FitzpairicU. Fr. Aufderheide, There will be a gathering of the Burlington Some of them may yet die. liT^ih complaint against Ivilian cab to the theater. division and general agents and contracting changed^rom assault to assault with intent AGRICULTURAL labor is said to be so A heavy wind and ram storm prevailed When the girls failed to return from the agents at St. Louis. to kill on the sound at Tacoma, Wash prostrating scarce in some of the midland counties theater, search was made in vain for them. IT is reported that the Toledo, Kansas all telegraph wires for several hours. Cli.n ity I-.xliaoi tlinary of England that the crops are lying The next dav Hawley cajled again to see Ifatafactarer «f City & St. Louis is preparing to build from Rain fell in torrents and all streams rose MiUNDI-N Mich.. Dec. 28—Twelve of Cortis. He a ked where the airls were, Toledo, its eastern terminus to Detroit lapidly. No serious damage to shipping is on the fields uDgathered, notwithstanding most populai young ladies in Minden th Fire, Wen Buildin* and Steeple Mich. seemed surprised and shocked when told so far reported, but it is feared that a number society engivj" to contnlvite $1 each ol wages have been advanced of vessels have been lost along the th»ir disappearance. cailed th RECEIVES ERB and General Manager money earned by themselves to a fund for 20 per cent. coast. Brick, during the week, dining with the family buying Christmas presents or the poor. Sunimerfield, of the Kansas City, Wyandotte Tuesday they appeared at the drug store ot & Northwestern, were in the city conferring HE commissioners of the Western Traffic each time, and always inquiring nfnether Edward Cre-s and asked for the job oi sawing with President Egan, ot the Kansas association have submitted a decision allowing the missing ones had been heard Fine Pressed Brick fo» AT the newly discovered metalliferous and splitting fne cords wood that lav City. the application of the Atchison foi In the meanti me Mr3. Van Shaicflc had dis at his door. The druggist consented. The mines in Texas, the miners struck authority to make a rate of 75 cents per 10C covered the loss of $350 which sire had concealed ornamental fronts. GEORGE H. ATKINS train dispatcher of Spectacle of twelve stylishly dressed women pounds on «alt lrom Kansas points to its the Prairie du Chien and Mineral Point a "blanket lead" of silver ore almost in her room. She decided to have sawing and splitting wood collected a Pacific coast terminals. divisions of the Millwaukee, has been appointed the two men arrested and tliey are now crowd in short older, but despite thecrowd, at the surface of the mountain into trainmaster of the James River The Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw the tired muscles and bdstei hands oi the locked up. Said Mrs. Van Schaick tonight: Hav« tfc» hMt el anlppini facffltfM mmt which they had begun tunneling. division, with headquarters at Minneapolis. was sold at masters'sale at Toledo. The road girls, they continued tor two days until the will pay prompt attention to mail «rd«H» was bid in by Colonel Robert G. Inger job was hmshcu and the dollar each earned There is a crowd of laborers, promoters "This story about sending girls to New soil for J. Kennedy Todd, ofthereconstruc' turned in tor the poor A NEW schedule of live stock rates from York to study for the stase is a very good and speculators at hand. NEW ULM, MINNESOTA. lion committee, New York city, whose attorney points on the line of the Southern Pacific excuse, but the real motive for the action Col. Ingersoll is. The price paid A Mind Hopelessly WiecUcd. was not this. Ha v. ley and Cortis were to in Utah and Nevada, via Ogden, to the H. Rudolphi, NEW YOKK, Dec 28. —The condition of was $150,000. This was the second time this follow them in a couple of w-eek--. Mr. Parker IN Boktan they talk of a band of Missouri river and Chicago has been authorized road has been offered for sale. William J. tecanlan, the at or, lemained started lor New York last night with by the commissioners of the Western English crusaders who strayed away the firm determination to bring the girls practically unchanged to-night. 'Io-day W I E the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Traffic association to take effect 'Jan. 1 back with hi in. I hey vc had their the demented actoi's manaaer, August from their leaders about 1150 A. D. Paul train was at supper at Fairmont, heads filled the beau and splendor Pitou, caii:e. cbi.lan to be removed iruni S O I N A E S Minn., the heating sto\e and pipes exploded and settled in Kurdistan, mingling oi the city, but probably by this time they his aparn.ieins at the Hotel Imperial to his making a terrific noise and blowing ABNER POWELL will play in Seattle another have found out that things are not what their blood with the native stock, so own residenc. 120 Wist \inct\-li th street the top of the car open and breaking the windows year. they seem. I think that tlicy will not make He has cancelled all engagements lor the that it is dangerous for Britons to be and side of the cai, thiowing pieces Manufacturer of and Dealer in any objection to coming back when told JAMES O'ROTJRKE, the orator, signed with season and disbanded the company, as he of the car a distance of fifteen rods. A the true state of affans.'' too severe about the faults of the the New Yoiks. believes the auor's mind i» hopelessly BOOTS AND SHOES! lady was injured on the head, but not dangerously. Hawley and Cortis were still locked up at wrecked. Kurds. PITCHER GRIMM, of the Milwaukees. has the station to-ni-rht, being unable to secure Minnesota and 3d N" *Sts.f New VliU, Minn. signed with Pittsburg. bail. Cortis' bi other visited him several Peter Sroabey, a freight brakeman on the St. vvansr 31-X .HIS tune) and cacti time holding extended convernation JACK BOYLE used to get $10 a week in a governor Chicago, Milwakee & St Paul,was run over CITY O I -r A large assortment of men's and r\ De 2Stei le THE people of Rutland, Vt., have foundry a few years ago. with him. in the yard at Ramsey Junction. It became of theState phs that I rj boys' boots and shoes, and ladies' in organized a vigilance committee because CAPT. TEBEAU ot Cleveland is said to be necessary to amputate one loot. He that st dvmg lte p»» ple are act ual of and children's shoes constantly kept died shortly after the'opeiation. He was a trying to sign Meekin for his club. DO W E A they have recently suffered from starvation. Corn is being ^old at cost to the on hand. Custom work and repairing single man about twenty-two years old. HARRY VAUGHN, catcher, lias decided to pool, and in .uy or ordeis tor corn are a great number of incendiary fires. Later on the brakeman who took his place promptly attended to. The United States S to Have Agreed sign with some League club and give the being distriur a charity. The lost his hand at Lanesboro, and the crew, This expensive state of facts—crimes to P*y an Indemnity to Italy. president tia- uiuerua the proper eder«d Milwaukees the sack, because they have wa1lollowmg becoming superstitious that bad luck officials to aid tne poor in Darango, and failed to pay him 5)500 advance money LONDON, Dee. 23.—The Chronicle correspondent JOHtf HAUENSTEIN, the train, abandoned it at that a vigilance committees—ough to Brewer afso in o.hei s--. tc-. where tli^re is any suflering promised Sept. 14. Cincinnati wants him. at Rome says that the United station. have suggested long ago that there because of the scarcity ol pro\isions States go\ eminent has agreed to pay the AT a meeting of the directors of the should be a rural police in every Rockford, 111., Base Hall club, Dec. 6, indemnity Italy demands on account ot the I S E A N E O S vTwiirweliT State. Manager Nicol was engaged for another New Orleans affair in ordei to settle the THE Democratic split in Louisiana gives year and given the management ot the S A S MAPIE Mich, Dec. 28 --Rev. dispute. the Republicans a chance. team. The club will stay in the IllinoisIowa Robert W.V\ irte. the evangelist, who has Malster,DNA THE hous ecommittee on Indian depredation been saving Is by tne sc in the Canadian league. REV. BILLY FRAZTER of Boston, who China *qiianns: p. claims is abolished. Soo or mc *eksi.it created a sensation quit the ring to preach the gospel several PARIS, Dec. 2S.—The Chinese legation THE North Dakota Farmer's Alliance is FOREIGN A S E S vcsfeni-if by mair ng on this here has published an account o. the measures in secret session at Larimore. converts, ss K:.cliael E Ross, a negress. years ago, has returned to his ANTON RUBINSTEIN, the Russian pianist, taken by lie Chinese go\eminent to THE St. Paul manual training school is to The bride is 1 knuwi has accepted an offer of $125,000 lor a series satisfy Europe in connection with the recent first love. He wants to fight any 128pound be separated from the high school. ot fifty concerts to be given the United anti-.orcign riots Cii na. Ih legation Our brewery is fully equipped and able to nil man in America. If he cannot States. MEXICAN government troops have a fight all orders. attributes the Yamr TSJ Kiang outrages llnd«»r Sealed Orflers. with insurgents and defeat them. to the Kolaohui. a secret society, and fight better than he preached he will EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH has given his SEW ULM, S N FRANCISCO, Dec. 28 I was rumored says that owmx to tne severe measures MBT& A N attempt to start a Hill boom in Ohio assent to the publication of a worK by soon be again on the lookout for a that the ciut»r ^aii Fiam .-co, Inch leit taken lor its suppression thc have been no is summarily squelched. ONION HOTEL, Archduchess Stephanie describing her here at 1 o't ot esii-idav sealed order?, riots since Sep ember. Indemnities amounting soft job. A man may pound a pulpit travels ana adorned with her own pen THE Minnesota board of regents will to £100 000 have been paid to missions wouid s'op at Monter y, Cal.. only drawings. co-operate with the St. Paul academy oi for along time and never get knocked and to the families of two Englishmen who tew hours or a pran A dispatch sciences. The steamship Thingvalia, of the Danish were killed. Four oi the no eis have been ironi ilieie ^a\s »ho has been sighted, out. line, from Stettin lor New York, is ashore' THERE is a prospect that the factional execu'ed and many otit rs punished. aad it is licm if*lie\ed that lias gone di- passengers at Nidigen. The have been The authors of anti- nreign pamphlets A o. Democratic fight in the house will soon be WEHZEL SCHOTZP, Proprietor landed safely. The Thingvalia will become will in future be condemned ended. A FIREMAN who risked his life and a total wreck. to nealh. Several members o, the Koiaohui COUNTY agents to receive contributions was severely injured at a fire in Rome, have already been executed. The rising in Gre«ley'R 'iiother-in-Law Misstnjj. Minn. Str. New Ulm, Minn. BERLIN socialists are carrying on a propaganda for the starving Russians are appointed by A Mongolia recently is described as quite a ASBI BY PARK X. J., Dec. 28.—S.las E. Ga., has received many baskets of agitation among bricklayers, busying I*. Gov Merriarn. distinct aflair, having no religious basis, Cheney, a lar proptrty owner in A&bury The only first class brick fire proof themselves in holding meetings and flowers from women. The girls in A DECISION of importance to Chinese merchants but 1 ng animated merely by a desire '.or Park ami Litchfield, Conn., and a heavy distributing pamphlets, in efforts to inaugurate pin. is rendered by Judge Hanfordof the Hotel in the city. stockholder in the New York Tribune, has Shorter College sent a bunch of chrysanthemums, a general strike. United States district court, at Seattle. Sri LONDOX, Dec 27.—A despatch from Singapore been missing lor over a month, and his with this note: "The KING HUMBERT will bestow decorations i- THE South Dakota Supremecourt decides say& that official advices from Pekin relatives are alarmed. The nussmsr man upon the Austrian and German delegates flower mission of Shorter College desire that sectarian schools cannot collect money report severe rightiiisr with the rebels from. ED. PAULSEN, was a Drotiier-iu-iaw oi Horace Greeley. whe negotiated the zollverein treaties. from the state, as was done uuder-the territorial December 3 to December 7, in which 2,000 to show their appreciation of your Licensed Auctioneer Gen von Oaprivi •will probably receive a law. rebels were killed and flity leaders beheaded. .\ Coke .monopoly. bravery and noble unselfishness, and high Italian order. HE controversy between the large packers PITTSBCEG, l*a., Dec. 28 Nerotiations 4 and the Union stock yards of Chicago therefore ask you to accept these MR. HASTINGS, member of parliament are in progress ft the purchase of the LINDEN, BROWN CO., MINN. from East Worcestershire, was arrested on has been settled for good, and the packers Wlio Killed thn Peddler? Hostetter Coke ci-mtunj's plant by the flowers. May each blossom whisper arriving at Folkestone from the continent. will not remove to Talleston. NASHVILLE, 111., Dec. 28.—Mike Fitch, a Frick Coke 'Lht j.nce to be pa^d is •t Correspondenea promptly attended to. to you these words: 'Honor to the He is charged with defrauding Malvern peddier, who had secured lodgings at Old $l,500,C0o bunds on the latter concarn. HE St. Louis board of trade has sent to college of £15,000 under his trusteeship. If the deal i« closed it will give tne Frick Bichview, this county, was lound dead ft brave! Whosoever is brave should be ex-President Cleveland a child's rocking A COMMITTEE of the Russian ministers in the street, his body having been literally company almost a monopoly of the Counellsvilie chair made from timber from the door of of agreatfioul!, cut to pieces. ,. lias sanctioned th« temporary employment coke trade. the o.d "log cabin" home of Gen. U. S. of foreign vessels lor transporting Grant in St. Louis county, lor presentation across the Black Sea grain which is destined to Mr. Cleveland's little daughter Ruth. A CAREFUL survey of. the present for use in thelauime stricken provinces HE Adams Express company has made Ocean Travel. Com nit Tariff Bills ot the empire. condition of affairs throughout Kansas a final settlement with John Hoey, its expresident. LONDON, Dec. 2$.—The steamer Bothnia WASHIKGTOK, Dec. 28.—Chairman Springer, A dispatch from Algiers says that the Mr. Hoey has now no further sailed lxom Queenstown for New York today. reveals the fact that practically of the ways and means committee, will Ameurs tribe has rebelled against the Authority relations with the company. The basis oi The Bothnia's mails, which include this week begin work upon the tariff bills every acre of desirable land in the of the French, and that there has the settlement is not known,' the interested those of the steamer Germanic, amount to which are to be reported by the ways and been fighting in Ain-Sefra, a village 150 parties refusing to say anything about it. state has increased 25 per-eent in 1,757 sacks, the largest quantity of mail means committee. 'Probably the first bill miles southwest ot Orau, the capital of the The, English hoard of agriculture returns matter that has ever crossed the Atlantic! presented will be one to place wool on the value in the-past "twelve months. province of thai name. -Tor 1891 show the production of wheat durin The Germanic broke her crank shaft while free list, but this has not been definitely settled. There has been a steady increase in the year to be 72,127,263 bushels barlev HE Australian-Hungarian and German-/ coming to anchor at Queentown on the 24th Representative Andrew of Mississippi 72,129,095 bushels oats, 112,386,261 bushels. Austrian-Hungarian and Belgian, AustrianHungarian and has been towed back' to Liverpool and has a number of tariff bills to introduce the demand for* farms, and 'wttete In 1890 the production was: Wheat 73.354,484- and hwiss, and Austrian-Hungarian docked. and other members are well supplied with bargains were plentiful a year or so barley, 73.933.801 oats, 120.188.046. measures looking to tariff reform. Bills and Italian commercial treaties Havre—Arrived: La Bourgogne, New The corn crops of 1891 have been generally placing sj ecihc articles on the free list will ago high prices rule now. The value passed their third reading in the .lower York. inferior in quality and condition, and.an p$g^3 toilow each other in quick succession lrom .house of the Hungarian diet, ^J$\ \. New York—Arrived: La Champagne, and repute of the land have beep ina unusual proportion of the jsrmin has been,, the committee. MGB. GILLOU, the new archdishop ot rom Havre Europe, troiu London. st%&M shed in the fields. jr