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£ a remake Forest to 3e’ Sold to Satisfy j
Ailsbury’s Creditors.
London. Dec. 14.—In jdugust last the ;
Marquis of Ailsbury applied to Justice i
Striling, of the lord chancellor's ciurt,
for application to sell his estate. Silver- |
nnke forest. He gave as his gcason for j
dc: iring to sell the property that he 1
wanted the money which the estate
would sell for the purpose of paying his J
debts. It is said that the marquis owes j
$750,000, the price asked for the property, I
and this sum Lord Iveagh agreed to pay j
if (he court would authorize the salo. j
The application was opposed by the j
other heirs on the ground that usurers ;
would alone reap any bonefit from the ;
sale. Judge Striling declined to grant ,
the required permission.
From this decision the marquis np- j
pealed, and the case was carried to the
court of appeal. This court has just
handed down an opinion overruling the
decision of the Lord Chancellor's court
and sanctioning the sale of Savernake
forest,amt it is expected that Lord Iveagh
will soon he in possession of the property.
Savernake forest, when it came into
possession of the present Marquis of Ail
esbury was one of the “show” places of
England. The estate comprises 40,000
acres, and is a magnificent property des
pite the fact that its present owner has
out down most of the gigantic oaks for
which, among other things, the place
was noted.__
Dom IVilro May Ilest in Brazil.
Rio DF, Janeiro, Dec. 14—It is stated
authoritively that the Brazilian govern
ment will present no remonstrance to
France on the subject of Dom Pedro's
obsequies, although urged by the ex
treme republic element to do so. Nego
tiations are going on relative to the
burial of Dom Pedro in Brazil, and if
this is consented to the remains of the
empress will likewise be removed here.
The (iremic military and Centro naval
clubs have passed resolutions endorsing
President Peixotto. This disposes of the
reports of dissension between the army
and the navy as to the present govern
ment. _
A Man’s Strange Disappearance.
Nyack, N. Y., Dec. 14.—Edward H.
Cole, one of Nyack's most widely known
citizens, clerk of the village, secretary
of the board of education and holder of
other responsible positions, mysteriously
disappeared from his home Saturday
and no tidings of him have yet been re
ceived. As inquiry discloses that he was
not a passenger on any train or boat it is
feared he wandered away in the woods
while his mind was affected. Mr. Cole,
who is a graduate of Williams college,
is a lawyer by profession and a book
keeper in a large real estate and insur
ance establishment.
Physician Arrested for Murder.
Evansville, Ind., Dec. 14.—Dr. Janies
D. Massey was arrested in Warrick
county for the murder of J. L. Kenakeo
at Owenton, Ky., Oct. 11. Both men
were prominent in Owen county. Keu
akee, it is claimed, circulated a report
that Dr. Massie was intimate with his
18-year-old niece. The latter explained
that he was treating the girl in a pro
fessional manner and asked for a retrac
tion. It was refused and Massie served
notice that he would kill Kenakee the
next time he met him. Massie admits
the murder.
Governor Portella Resigns.
Rio Janeiro, Dec. 14.—A public meet
ing was held in this city at which strong
protests were made against the imperial
honors paid by France to the late ex
emperor of Brazil on the occasion of his
funeral in Paris on Thursday. Portella
finally decided to accede to the request
of the government that he resign as
governor of Rio Janeiro and has sent in
his resignation. He will be succeeded
by Admiral Silveira.
St. John's Divorce Doubtful.
London, Dec. 14.—Although replete
•with every phase of squalid immortality
and intrigue, the St. John divorce case
does not attract much attention. The
general opinion is that St. John will not
get her divorce. Marius publicly admits
his adultery since his separation from
his wife, but St. John's charges of cru
elty seem very feeble to the minds of the
British jury.
Fatal Accident on a Farm.
Mayville, Mich., Dee. 14.—While
thrashing was in progress on the farm
of F. Boise, near here, the engine boilei
burst. Richard Furland was instantly
killed. Bert Bambnrg was so badly
hurt that he died in an hour, and James
Mitchell was seriously injured. The
barn and contents were burned with a
loss of $3,000.
Held for Kidnapping Baby Beals.
Kansas City, Dec. 14.—Mrs. Lizzie
Dennis, alias Smith, was held to await
the action of the grand jury on the charge
of kidnapping little “junior” Beals.
Bail was fixed at $5,000.
Duke of Devonshire Dying.
London, Dec. 14.—TheDukeof Devon
shire is growing weaker, aud may die at
any moment.
The Weather.
Fair; northwesterly winds; no change
in temperature.
NUGGETS OP NEW3.
The Pottsvllle (Pa.) Miners’ Journal,
founded In 1826, was sold by the sheriff for
*3,550.
At Bedford, Ind., the special grand jury
brought in an indictment against Joseph
Findley, charging him with the murder of
Mrs. Soldneifer last May.
At Sandusky, O., John Unclirich, chief
of the fire department, was killed by fall
ing through the hatchway of the propeller
R. E. Schuck, while making an inspection
for fire.
A prominent horsemaB, D. J. Owens,
known throughout the country, dropped
dead at Battle Creek, Mich. He was
nearly 80 years old, and had been in the
livery business in Battle Creek for forty
years.
A dispatch from Mascouta, Ills,, says la
grippe is prevailing to a large extent In
that section of the state. There are many
serious cases of the disease in the city and
in the country east and north of that
place. It has become almost epidemic.
Fire destroyed one dwelling and two
business houses in the eastern part of Mid
dleboro, Ky., belonging to J. R. Booth.
During the progress of the fire Policemen
Mitchell endeavored to save a large can of
gasoliue when it exploded in his hands,
burning him almost beyond recognition.
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CSOSS AMDCRISCENT
Tho Impassive Czar Aims at a
Union;
THE CZAR AND SULTAN FRIENDS.
Some Light Thrown Upon the Mean
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Special Mission to Liradia— Russia
Agrees to Keep England Our of the
Dardanelles.
Paris, Dec. 14.—William the excit
able continues to disturb the world by
the changing and chopping of his pol
icy. Alexander the impassive is calmly
carrying out a steady plan. The public
knows what appears on the surface. It
is familiar with the commercial designs
of the Triple Alliance, which have been
directed against Russia and her friends.
But it knows less of the movements of
the czar, who goes on extending the
ramifications of his policy.
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sured. Agreements with Denmark,
Servia and Montenegro are probable.
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with Greece and Sweden, and lastly with
Turkey. The czar is aiming at a union I
of the cross and crescent.
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lomatic circles at Constantinople that
the sultan had sent a special embassy to |
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nations in the Triple Alliance took alarm |
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Fnad Pacha had teen charged with a j
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The Sultan Sends an Envoy.
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Nelidoff, the accredited envoy of Russia
to Constantinople, bnt through the
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and has stirred up much anger in Berlin.
Alexander assured Fuad Pacha that
Turkey had no need to fear Russia, who
was predestined by nature to be her ally.
England Must Keep Out.
He added that Turkish interests in the
Black sea made it imperative to concert
measures for preventing foreign fleets
from entering the Dardanelles, and
called attention to the fact that the de
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and the Turkish fleet was not numerous
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“In the event of war,” said the czar,
“we shall have to rely on ourselves to
defend the Dardanelles. We can under
take to make them impregnable despite
the high repute of the English navy.’,
Bloodshed in Colorado.
Denver, Dec. 14.—About two weeks
ago 500 Austrian and Italian miners,
employed at the Colorado coal and iron
mines, at Crested Butte, went out on
strike because of a proposed reduction
in wages. Since the men went out they
have been very ugly. Sheriff Shares, of
Gunnison, arrived there with a posse of
twenty-five men to take possession and
guard the mines. No sooner had the
sheriff and his men alighted from the
train they were attacked by about 200
armed Sicilians and Austrians, who Ije
gan firing with their Winchesters. The
officer held his men for a moment and
then ordered them to return the fire,
which they did with deadly effect, kill
ing six Italians. The governor has
called out tlie state militia.
Two Lives on His Hands.
Wheeling, W, Va., Dec. 14.-Charles
Brumfield, whose murder of his father
two weeks ago while ostensibly defend
ing his mother from assault created such
a sensation in the southern portion of
the state, has killed another man, while
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several others took part in a fight.
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A Fatal Accident.
Grand Junction, Colo.. Dec. 14.—A
fatal accident occurred on the line of the
Rio Grande Western railway, thirty
miles west of this city, at a small station
called Ruby, by which Dennis O’Neill,
section foreman, lost his life and three
section men were fatally injured. A
tree had fallen on the track, and in the
hurry to move the debris giant powder
was resorted to. Dynamite was frozen,
and it was placed near a fire for the pur
pose of thawing it out. One of the
sticks exploded with the above result.
All the men were Italians except the
foreman.
Attacked His Wife with a Ilazor.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Dec. 14. —
Frank Tone, a carman of this place,
suddenly became insane yesterday after
noon and attacked his wife with a razor.
Her screams brought assistance, and
Tone was prevented from murdering her,
although m the meantime, she had been
badly cut about the face, arms and
hands. Tone, however, cut his own
throat before he could be disarmed and
bled to death.
Ills Pardon Came Too Late.
Cedar Rapids. Ia., Dec, 14.—A scaf
fold at Anamosa penitentiary, upon
which live convicts were at work, gave
way killing John Kiiiroy and fatally in
juring William E. Grove and Ed Cur
ran. A pardon for Grove had just
reached the prison.
l'atally Injured in a Fight.
St. Mary’s, O., Dec. 14.—George Mc
Clintock and Frank McKee, two oil
pumpers got into a fight, when McKee
drew a knife and fatally stabbed Mc
Clintock. The wounded man’s home is
near Lima. McKee has not been arrested.
Senator Quay’s Illness.
Pittsburg, Dee. 14.—Senator Quay,
who was taken suddenly ill while at the
home of United States Marshal llarrah,
at Beaver, Pa., on Saturday-, is much
better today, and may be on the street
by tomorrow.
To Settle the Baseball Squabble.
Indianapolis, Dec. 14.—A joint meet
ing of the baseball Association and
League representatives will be held here
Dec. 13. for the purpose of settling the
differences between the two organiza
tions.
Electric Bitters*.
This remedy is becoming so well
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no special mention. All who have
used Electric Bitters sing the same
song of praise. A purer medicine
does not exist and it is guaranteed to
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cure of Headache, Constipation and
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Time works reformation. Thomas
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It can be said without fear of con
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•
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Castoria.
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,.- "'tv'---. t. ■.‘3
ThoprcoJ — . .» .w. » . i ,
of last week a iiatot appointments mad* by him
during the recess of congress requiring con
firm a; Ion by the senate, among them tbe fol
lowing: Lorenzo Crounze, of Nebraska, to be
assistant secretary of tbo treasury: Enos A.
Neboker, ot Indiana, United States treasurer,
to succeed J N. Hneton, resigned; A London
Snowden, of Pennsylvania, minister to Oreoce,
Rdbmanla and Sarvla; Riubanl C. bkannua.
of New York, minister to Nicaragua, C wta
Rica ai d San Salvador: RomnaV.o Pacheco,
of California, formerly minister to the Cen
tral American states, to he minister to Gantt—
mala and Hondnras: John it. Durham, of
Pennsylvania, minister resident and consul
general to Haytl Jeremiah Ckr.-qhlta. of NT «•
York, secretary of legation n r .
at Bogota; Fenton- . M Ort’ i
secretary of legation at is u.
confirmed.
The house met on Saturday only to adjourn
nnti] next Wednesday, after Speaker Crisp
had announced these committees: On ac
count*—Messrs. Rush (Md.), Ciroller (lnd.1,
Dickerson (Ky.h Moses (8. C.i, Peorloy (lad,
Pearson (O.), Quackenbnsh (N. Y), Griswoi'
(Pa.) and Cntting (Cal.). On mileage— Mas*' a
Castle (Minn.), Crawford (N.C.), Kendall(Kw),
Caldwell (O.) and Flick (la.).
The senate on Monday added tit to the
list of bills Introduced, making the total for
two days S37. Mr. Squire, from the state of
Washington, presented a bill for the erection
of a status and memorial to V. 8. Grant In tbe
city of Washington. Among other bll *
introduced were the followins: By Mr.
Cameron (Pa.), a bill to adjust the pensions
of thoss who ha lost eyes, limbs,
tbe use ot them: and also lb 1' i
bill for the relief of the state of l sylvan
for war expenditures incurred in IS64. I /
Mr. GaUagher (N. H.), a bill for the bet
protection of the public service (requiring the
heads of departments to dismiss all foreign
born employes not naturalized) By Ml.
Mitchell (Ore.), to absolctely prohibit the com
ing of Chinese subjects to the United States
Among the bills introduced and referred in
the senate Tne-dav were the !
Mr. Morrill, for a bronze. tatne of C .1-1-0.parr
Columbus, in Washington, and the removal
of the naval monumeut to a new site; by Me.
Hlscock, to authorize the erection ot t. .-: -
over the Hudson and East rivers at Nee York;
by Mr. Sherman, to promo * and encourage
the display of the flags of ths Unite State ;
by Mr. Proctor, to reorganize the in>antry of
the army and increase its efficiency; by Mr.
Quay, for pnblic buildings at Allentown ami
Bradford. Pa.: an appropriation of $ ire) u re
asked for the former and g« , On for the latter.
On Wednesday the pres dent sent the I olios -
ing nominations to the senate for couth mo
tion:: To be United States circuit Juoge>:
William L. Putnam, of Maine, for the first
judicial circuit: Nathaniel Shipman, of Con
necticut, for the Second; George M Dallas, of
Pennsylvania, Third; Nathaniel Goff, of Wait
Virginia, Fourth; William H Taft, of Ohio.
Sixth: William A. Woons.^_T iana. Seven-)-;
Warren Truitt, of Or gifts-l ined Stitcs Hire
trict judge for the district of Alaska. Among
the bills introduced n-ere: B. .Mr. Davis, for a
ship canal around Niagara Falls; by Mr. Mc
Pherson, to equalize the grades of officers and
to increase the efficiency of the marine corps;
by Mr. Adolph, to doense and regnlat- the sale
of Intoxicating liquors in the district ot
Alaska; by Mr. P color, several bills in rela
tion to array matters.
In the house yestorday ths spon er an
nounced the : pjHdntment of the t-om-vl: o
on rules as follows: The eper' er (cualrm- a).
Messrs. McMUlin, Catching*, Reed and Bur
row*. Mr. Bartine, of Nevada, who had been
absent on account of sickness, appeared an I
took the oath of office. Mr. Taylor, of Ten
nessee, eulogized the lat- Leonidas C. Honk,
after which, s a mark of respect, the huuse
adjourned until Saturday.
Mrs. llliitne'* Divorce Suit.
Nf.w York, Dec. 17.—Mrs. James G.
Blaine, Jr., who has token un her resi
dence in Sonth Dakota for the purpose
of securing a divorce from he/^iusbiiTd,
is now in the city, and appears daily be
fore Daniel Lord, Jr., beforo whom tes
timony is being taken in the case, every
afternoon. Mr. J. G. Blaine, Jr., also
confront* his wife daily. Mr. Lord is
conducting the cose in his private room,
and. aside from witnesses, no ontsido
parties have attended the proceedings.
Mr. Johnson, of the law firm of Homily,
Lauterback & Johnson, wavs that Mr.
Blaine has not yet paid the alimony and
counsel fees granted by tbe court.
Only One Was Saved.
London, Dec. 17. — The steamship
Prince Soltykioff, which left Barry on
Friday last, loaded with coals for 8t.
Nazaire, France, has been wrecked on
the Porsal Iiocks, off Brest, and of the
crew of 19, Kelk, the mate is the only
survivor. The most meager particulars
have only been received. From this
information it appears that the steamer
struck on the rocks without warning,
and went down almost instantly. Those
of the crew who were able'to dash for
life were quickly swallowed up by the
waves which were very high. Kelk
was rescued in an almost exhausted con
dition. _
Keep Out. the CeleetlaU.
Washington, Dec. 17.—Acting Secre
tary Spaulding has directed the special
agents of the treasury department and
collectors of customs along the Mex
ican border to use extraordinary vigi
lance in preventing Chinamen from
coming into the United States. The de
partment is informed that 1,200 China
men have recently been discharged from
the Tehauntepec railroad in Mexico, and
are making for the United States.
Bold Diamond Robbery.
Little Rock, Ark., Dec. IT.—A bold
and succeesfnl robbery occnrrred at
| Zimmerman's jewelry store at 8 o'clock
; last night. An unknown man entered
| the store and asked to look at some dia
monds. A tray containing $8,000 worth
| of stones was shown him by the clerk.
1 Another man entered and threw cayenne
| pepper into the clerk's eyes. The men
| left with the diamonds and have not yet
: been apprehended.
Fell to Death with the Bridge.
Natchez, Miss., Dec. 17.—The Twin
Bayou bridge, on the Wood villa road,
i about five miles from this city, fell In,
carrying with it a four mule team, in
which two men and two women, and
the driver, a boy, were riding. The
two women, Hester Lewis and Levia
Shields, were killed, both men seriously
hart, and the driver had his arm broken.
All were colored.
Five Fishermen Drowned.
London, Dec. 17.—The fishing boat
Osprey has foundered in the Tay. Her
! crew of five men were drowned.
NOTABLE DEATHS.
William Gordon Wills, dramatist, is
London, aged 73.
J. B. Mays, chief of the Cherokee na
• tion, at Tafiequab, I. T., aged 53,
A. P. K. Safford, ex-governor ot Ari
j zona, at Tarpon Spring*, Fla.,aged54,
George C. Smith, for twenty yean
president of the Drew seminary, at Car
mel, N. Y.
Mr. W. F. Peck, one of the moat
prominent physicians and surgeon* in
the West, at Chicago, aged 50.
I have l®en a great sufferer from
catarrh for ten years; had it very
!>»d, could hardlr breathe. Borne
nights I could not sleep and bad to
walk the floor. I purchased Ely’s
Crtatn Balm and am using ft frsely
it is working a cure surely. I have
advised several friends to use It, and
with happv n suits In every case. It
is the medicine above all others for
catarrh, and it is worth its weight
in gold. I thank God I have found
a remedy I can use with safety and
that does all tliai is claimed for it.
It is curing my de»fne»9,_B. W.
**porry, Hartford C -nn.
His Error
Husband—‘’Thank Heaven I am
n< t as other msn.”
Wife—‘’You are mistaken there,
It is they who should 1* thankful ''
The New Discovery
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know from personal experience just
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Williams. Jr., Drug Store
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