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ATHENS, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 16, 1889/ -
FOOD FOR FICTION.
Beellatte Tales Taken from Dally Ufa and
Jotted Down Hastily. <
A Half-witted girl was brutally as
saulted by au ex-convict at Pomeroy, 0.
The shipment* of com from Baltimore
to European point* are unusnaJly large.
A hill ha* been introduced in congreM
providing for the organization-of regi
mental band* for the army.
John Loftu* was fined $200 and costs
at A1&*noe, O., for violating the prohib
itory ordinance of that place.
Anr’rew J. Martin deserted his wife
and five children, near Bloomington,
Ind., and eloped with another man's
wife.
T&s new shops of the Cincinnati South
ern rs&lway, at Ludlow, Ky., will bo ful
ly opened for work in about two weeks.
. Miqfcael Hentx, a railroad engineer,
and Ms toven-year-old child, are myste-
^iiMiny from their he me in Cin-
cinnoft i
The claims of Utah for admistlon as a
state or th# union, were argued before
the house committee on territories Sat
urday.
It is proposed to establish a tureau for
the put pose of concentrating ttatistical
info: mat ion relating to the supply and
demand of woul.
P. S. Westfall, the oldest newspaper
man In western Indiana, war stricken
with paralysis. His condition is critical.
Jefferson Devi* arrived at Vicksburg,
Miss., and feelingly addressed a large
number of citLen* wi.hoit alluding to
politics.
The president nominated Henry S.
Nunn, of North Caiollua, to be collector
of customs for the district of Pamlico,
Nvrth Carolina.
Lieutenant, Miles, of the United f tales
steamer Y antic, recently arrived from
Port-au-Prince, Hay ti, with yellow fever
on boerd, is dead.
Jerry SI oaf was found guilty at Fort
Wayiw; Ind., of murdering William
Ucele>«, and sentenced to two years’ im*
Bea narrlwm’c Spouse Has a Mortal
Antipathy to Mr. Blaine.
Bill Meadowa, the Pratt Mine Negro
Strung Dp end Riddled.
A COUPLE OF WOMEN BOB UP
IN THE CASE.
MRS. K1LLUM AND HER DEAD
CHILD AVENOED.
Tks Mala* Lady faabbed Mrs. Harrison In
Washington, and tbo Dslawaro Strost
Statesman Will ho tnflu-
onccd by His Wife.
St. PeVL,*MInn., Jan. 15.—Col. Rock
well, quartermaster of the department
of Dakota, who wei lord high chamber-
lain of the OarSeld administration, laid
yesterday that Blaine would certainly
not get a place in the Harrison cabinet.
“I know picciacij w tat X »m tllkliig~
Stout when 1 tay this," said tha coloneL
‘•There are a couple of women In the
case, and they are no less distinguished
women than Mrs. Blaine aud Mrs. Har
rison. When Blaine was secre;arv of
state 1 was present at a reception given
by Mrs Blaine, at which the latter snub
bed Mrs. liarria.n. and this settles it
Harrison will, no doubt, oier Blaine a
foreign ministry, bu. Mrs. Harden will
see that he is not in the cabinet."
mission and Speaks Plainly.
London, Jan. 15.—'The Parnell com
mission resumed its session to-day. Mr.
William O'Brien appeared before tha
commission under citation. He accepts
the responsibility for the article which
appeared in “United Ireland" befo.e tha
holidays, criticising the work of the
commissitn. Mr. O’Brien denied that
commission. Mr. O'Brien denied that
he was guilty of disrespect for the court
end claimed that he had imputed that
the judges were not doing their duty.
He ra d that he did not assume the riant
to question their lordshtm' ruling, but
he urged that he was entitled to com
ment upon the scandalous evidence
which.wae admitted._H. nlfn&tot*
Slow nrm \it ilia Tluio., .ml dltl wUV TIB
counsel had not touched, as yet, upon
one allegation that paper sought to
prove, namely, the rarneU forgeries.
•We do n-A criticise the court," said Mr.
O Brion. “but the conduct of the Times.
We do not want any moro t’elay. We
desire to come to a point and end the
matter."
nave justiiiod my al .rm."
A long and pleasant chat <
tween the new i.c.]uaintancee.
GAS FIXTURES
AND
Old Ones Rebronzed.
Tk.OnlyPl.MWr In Ik. City
J. H HULL’S,
MnnA •• n lll._. u an a,k n.
Hia Viixiu, Jan. 'A—At lb* international
ami akatlns cbarapioublp conttot jeaterday
Pans bin came in first, fieseima metmd.
rant Dooohu. then 0*3 toSTS
TJ. in »U inlnutca Uu*. and tlnlfngste.
ATHENS, GEORGIA.
AN INFANT PRODIGY
Professor 03oar Moore, a Three-Year
Old Pickaninny.
DISCUSSES POLITICS, STATIS
TICS AND THE TARIFF.
HIS GOOSE COOKED.
Talks la Kievan Language*—Pronounced
the F*r»ou|ficat!oa of Kdlson's Pho
nograph— llie Mind Carries
Knc ycloped Ian
New York, Jan. 15.—A startling hu
man prodigy has just come to light,
which prrmlees to furnish material for
a sensation the like of which has not
been known *ince the advent of “Blind
Tom" upon the public.
Profeifor Oscar Moore was bora near
Waco, Texas, is colored, has been totally
blind from birth, and is three years and
four months old. What the sensitive
plates in the phonograph are to sounds,
Prof. Moore's memory Is to ideas. Facts,
figures, dates, poetry, speeches on the
tariff, whatever is thrown against that
wondefful faculty of the diminutive
professor's lodges there and stays, and
the professor can go over all the vast
stock that he has already accumulateJ
iu his brief life, and produce any article
he re .lures at an instant's notioe.
He is a naturally developed child for
his age, with a bright face and wide
op n, hundsome eyes, which have the
queer appearance of looking inward in
stead of outward. The powers of hia
picmory s.em to be absolutely without
limit. Whatever Is repeated to him
r twice he never forgets. In re-
African Devils Bam Villages and India a
War Which May be lateralInabte.
Paris, Jon. 15.—News has been re
ceived from Zanzibar that the Masai
tribe has experienced a disaster hitherto
unequalled.
The Arusha trlbs, at the base of Mount
Meru, enticed the Moral warriors, or El
Moras, to Vgogo on a grand cow-lifting
expedition, and wheu the warriors wers
well away the Aruthaa fell on their set
tlements and massacred all the obi men,
women and child! en, drove off the con
cubines, 14.000 head of cattle, and burn
ed the villages. On their return the
Masai spent three days in lamentation,
and thin auombed in general rongrega-
ion. The chief priest, Mubaticu. then
•ent them to eater upon a war which is
likely to last three years, and to the ‘
vastation of the country west of *
rntmjora.
A Louisville Coon Drank Two Quarts la
Right Minutes aad Dropped Dead.
Louisville, Ky., Jan. 15.—John Ows
ley and Milt Googhegan. both colored,
entered into a whisky-drinking contest,
go-as-you-please, at one standing, the
first to weaken to pay for the 11 juor.
Owsley led from the s art. and put away
two quarts in eight minutes. Geoghegun
was so tar iu the rear that he threw up
the sponge and paid the bill. Owsley
walked away without a stagger, and
slept all night gri his home Tn a river
shanty. At noon he fell dead.
Spot sc to questions, h 5 told instantly the
populations of all the nations of theearth
ami o: all the cities. Statistics of weight
on 1 measurement involving sums of no
n atter how many figure*, ue rattled It
o i before the question was hardly out of
tho questioner's mouth. He sang songs
in German, Danish and Knglh-n. He
conversed in eleven different languages
He made a speech with laughable repro
duction* of all the exaggemted sounds,
intonation« and fulling intlections of th?
stump orator.
it is only about eight months since hia
memory b gun receiving its impressions
i.nder an instructor, ana yet the child is
literally a walking cyclopedia of useful
information.
A gentleman from Austin, Texas, has
him In charge, and foreseeing in him a
possible fortuno, induced the boy's
tens to relnjulsh their fl
the next seventeen years,
an . mother are ignorant colored people,
aud were formerly slaves.
Fs-md Sixty-three Snakes In a Bunch.
Waynesvjllk, Ohio, Jaa. 15.—Mr.
Jared Hockett, while work'ng on his
fariu. near Harvoysburg, yesterday, saw
portion of a bank fall, and on going to
Kwi W<w **-ng. Green said at Jefferson Mar-
authoritv to* ket court yesterday th?.t the Chinaman
L » j * a , r bit him first with a fiat iron, and then
olnrod iKon n. ...i.l _ .1 _
WEIGHING THE MAILS.
Interesting Transaction of an Important
Fine* In New York City.
Nk*.v y/>kK, Jan. 15.—To day O. W.
Dv^nger began the weighing of the
mu.ls carried out of nnd brought to this
city by the great trunk lines. All the
rouil umt er curried over the various
r.i lrofids for thirty or sixty *sys is act-*
tally weighed ouce in four yiars, and
pa vaunts ate made to the rui.roud com
panies on tho thcorv that tha average
amount of inuil matter on ail the days of
the four years’ term will bo the same ns
the daily menyev for th** one month or
two months wheu tho auioont is ucc 1-
rately asc rtained. Tho weighing for
the local routes is made under tue d.ruc
tion of tho division superintendents of
the mil a ay mail service.
Iho great through rout n known in
the podal xervice as tr nk I n *s, are that
over the New York t'entrul and Luke
Shore road* to Buffalo and Chicago:
that oxer the Fiun<\ lva iia to i’ittvb.irg.
Philadelphia, Columbus. lmlianaj olis.
andS!. Louis; aud tho loeal $e. vice ou
the Erie. Th* amounts ar.nuuUy paid
for the transportation of the mails over
those routes aggrega • f-l.tO-J.OCK'. The
rate of compensation on the trunk linos
was $21.38 pet ton per mile per unnum.
that is the accounts atn’ortained how
many tons w er»i ca-ried in a year over
each mile of the road, i nd on ihat basis
the |«vnien:s were made.
The largest single item in the postal
expens.* account of the ua iou d govern
ment i* that for the transput at ion of
tl.e mans. Over $5,000,000 is annua ly
appropr-ab.Hl for this purpose. Ihe sys
tem under which the compensation of
the various railways for carrying the
maih ia IIx« d is one involving many de
tails, aud as the rate of payment is fixed
for four years at a time, the proper ex-
per.ditt.re of over $20.0"0,00u of the pub
lic n.oncy depends on the accuracy with
which the system is carried out.
Mill* flawed Under.
Washington, D C., Jan. 14.—To-day’s
session tvas a stormy one, and will be
one long to be remembered by those
comprising the two factions known as
the “Mills’' aud ‘'anti-Mills’* parties.
Thn ways and means committee sus
tained a dead defeat:, and Mr. Mills has
L.en reduced to the bottom instead of
the h* ad of tlie democratic i arty. Tho
democratic principle asserted itself, and
Is once more under the leader, hip of
$am J t Kendall.
Joseph, You Strike ns Hard.
New Y'o&Jt, Jan. 15.—Adolph Wuaach,
a German, committed suicide on Novem
ber 2Ctb in New a k. A statement was
published at the time that his wife had
published at the time that nu wire had
been led astray in England by a son of
Joseph Chamberlain. ihe latter, in a
letter to the Rev. John Cuckson, of
,£pring..eld. Mass., declares the state
Went u without foundation and tha •• t
is one of tho* infamous libels for wL:. li
a portion of the Amerk-an press is un<
fortunately so notorious."
Sliot at tho Colonel.
Danville, Ya.. Jan. IV—A warrant
was sworn out yesterday for the arrest
of Capt. W. P. Robinson, on a charge of
pnnchiug Col. W. D. Coleman's head
and then shooting at him ihvee times.
None of the ballets took effect The as
sault rook place at Rohanon't bouse, the
cap a i charg ng the colonel with undue
intiwuacy with a female member of his
family.
Flskt a DaoL
PAki», Jan. 15.—A fight was fought
ypsferday between Henri Rochefort, ed
itor of the L'lntraasif rant, and M. Lb
sagary. editor of UBaruille. Swords
were need. Both tho combatants win
Uwingyy i wounds nr* da*
he spot found an imnieniie coil” of
snakes, most of which wt-re in a torpid
ondiiion. When separ ited sixty-three
■ n.-ikcs were counted, all of which were
black vnakes except seven races and two
garter makes. 1 ight or the vermin got
sway, but the rest were slain without
ceremtuy. They ranged in length from
two to eight feet, and were snugly
nestled in sandy soil about three feet
from the base or the hi.bide.
John UU Nam "Twice* Flint.“
New York, Jan, 15.—John Green, a
laborer of 228 West Twenty-eighth
itreot, had a row w*ith hi* neighbor,
Limner, man Sam I ee Ling, about his
‘life
wiih s piece of g..splpe covered on one
end with cloth. A policeman laid’the
weapon before Justice Patters*, n. and
Green took p ins to show the bandages
on his head. “He hitteemo twlcee fiust,"
was Sam Lee Ling's plea. Judge Patter
son held him for trial.
MIm KBight Dhl Not Elope.
New York, Jan. 15.—'The report sent
out over the country that a daughter of
George S. Knight, the actor, had eloped,
is untrue Mr. Knight, to begin with,
has no daughter. The only chil J he over
hud is dead. The yoi ng lady who is
living at Lewellyn Purk with the Knights,
is the daughter of Irene Woriell, .Mrs.
Knight's sister, who is now tia eling
with her o* n company in the south went.
Miss Worrell returned to Lew’ellyn Park
IM evening, having bceu on a visit to
some friendi here in New York.
Two Wlvos After On. liuhbjr.
New York, Jan. 15.—Tw o very joung
women are tr>ing to find their husband.
Coustunt White. Two years ago Mr.
White induced Mbs Amelia McD* r.ough.
fourteen years old, to run away from
home and marry him. He lived with
htr happily enough till six months ago.
He then desertod her after a quarrel.
Two days ago ?«he learned that lie had
married Mh« Daisy Fiest, fifteen years
old. She went to his house in Harlem
to sts about it. When he saw her he
ran away. He canuot be found.
A Long Hunt for ( hirkens.
Sioux City. Iow a. Jon. 15.—Last Mon
day week a farmer named MoKe.lops,
living in Plymouth county, saw a covey
of prairie (Bck«ns alight in his corn
field. Hersamrked to his wife that he
would try to kill a co. pie for dinner,
and went to tl.e field. Since then noth
ing has b»n hear i from him, although
about forty neighbors organized a search
ing party an J scoured tbs fields.
17. i; CourthotiMr.
Greenville, 8. C., Jan. If.—A mes
sage was received to-day from a special
agent, recently lent here by the treasury
department at Washington, to select a
site for the United States courthouse aad
postoffics, stating that they had accept
ed the let offered by T. G. Donalson and
J. B. Marshall. The lot is on Main
street, next to the county courthouse,
and iu selection appears to give general
ratisfactioo. t
Anpthrr nr|IUk«r Goes Home,
Npw York, Jan. 15.—Little wood, one
of the w alkers in the late contest, sailed
to-day for England. In addition to what
he received from the management he
took away with hia? $3,U0U which ho
won in beta. Arrangements are being
made for another race in the Utter end
of February between Litt.ewood, Albert.
Rowell aud Uvrty.
It Is lUlag Paid.
New York, Jan IV—Late advices
from Hayti state that the indemnity
asked by the owners of the Haytien Re
public has at last been settled. The
amount is $120,000. Of this, $50,000 was
paid in cash, $50,< > 00 is due March 1st.
and $40,000 June 1st The steamer will
leave there January tOth, and expect to
arrive in New York February 1st.
Jacksonville. Fla., Jan. 15.—The
Florida Tropical Expedition was formally
opened today. There were a large num
ber of visitors present, and tho exercises
wars of the usual character.
The Opposing Chairmen Grasp Haods and
Chat for tha First Time.
Washington, Jan. 18.—Col. Colvin S.
Brice is in the city, a guest at the White
Hoiue. Yesterday afternoon he was up
st the oapitol, and as he was passing the
main entrance of the senate chamber
with some friends they met Senator
^uny.
No sign of recognition passed between
the rival chairmen, and Col, Brice pass
ed on.
“Why didn’t you speak to Quay, Col.
p|i>n r" ihM miii nt thu lnttnr'u fl'ioilllil
Brice f” said one of the Utters friends.
“Is there any. personal trouble between
you r"
“No," replied Col. Brice. “Was that
Senator Quay*
“You don t mean to say you have nev
er met Senator Quay f*
“Never; but 1 should be pleased to."
“Senator Quay!" called out Col
Brice’s irioud, and a minute after he
was introducing the chairmen to each
other. Both smiled broadly as they ex
tended their hands.
“1 beliove I have heard of you be
fore." said Quay.
“And I heard too much of you. You
are the man 1 feared in the hte cam-
New York, Jan. 15.—A fire broke out
In the blacksmith shop of Henry Haas
and spread rapidly to the top floor, occu
pied by the New York Putsnt Cigar Box
manufao ory, whero a number of girls
were at work.
The firemen were promptly on the
spot, and received several of the girls
through third story windows.
Three girls, however, were caught by
the homes before the firemen could reach
them, and were burned to death.
Their names were Joiie Fnrrenkoff,
Lena Straub and Barbara Oppel. One
girl, who was re»cu< c! by the firemen,
was badly injuted. It is supposed that
the fire was in?eodiary, and one arrest
hue been made of suspected persons.
Chin*** *k*lrlou DUlnt*rr*il.
• Washington, C. H., Ohio, Jan. $5.—
About a year ago Leo Gong, a rather
prominent Chinaman w ho had married
a colored girl here, died, and his remains
were interred in the Washington ceme
tery. A laigo number of Chinamen at
tended the funeral, i nd an effort was
made by them to secure pormisslrn to
remove the body to China, but the re
quest was refuted, and thev were told to
wait until the tlesh had dropped from
the bones, and then return the bones to
their native land.
Yeeterday the body was dirinterred,
the bones placed iu a box 18 bv 24 inches
In sire, and shipped to China. Wing Leo,
a relative of the dead Chinaman, said it
would cost but $13 to send the boues
borne.
Fat Parts Green la Th*lr MUk.
Owinosville, Ky., Jan. 15.—James
H. Arnold, a somewhat noted character
of this county, was arrested and brought
to this place on a warrant sworn out by
John K. Trumbo, the warrant charging
Arnold with poisoning Trumbo's family
by putting Paris green in their milk. All
the members of the family that drank
the milk became very sick. An exam
ining trial of Arnold will be had to-day.
Tl.e Trumbos and Arnolds have been
living together,
Stanley Will Soon Pr*a*at film Mir.
London. Jan. 15.—Tha Chronicle as
serts that the government will be in
formed of Henry H. Stanley's safety
long before the expedition led by Thoc.
A. Stevens can reach the east ooast of
Africa, and that in the meantime reoent
letters from Stanley will be published in
Lond.n. There are certain reasons, ths
Chronicle says, for keeping secret at
Thereabout* of the
present the whereabouts of the explorer.
Found Costly Diamonds la tho Gattor.
New York, Jar. 15.—The diamond
ir-rings which were found in the pocket
of an Italian beggar have been claimed
S t Mrs. George Frank, a resident of
limy Hill. Fhe says she left them on
her piano yesterday morning. The
chambermaid ebook the piano cover and
ear-rings out of the window. The Italian
lays h» found tbs diamond* in the gutter
tefors Mrs. Frank s house.
Lord Woli*Iay Convalescent.
London. Jan. 15.—The complaint from
which Lord Wotwley is suffering isagqfi
following a chill. His lordship, who has
been 38 years In the simy. Is improving
In health, and it it anticipated be will
to able shortly to resume his duties as
adjutant general of the forces at the war
•act.
prison;iont.
Thomas Fitzgerald, marshal of Car
bon, Ind., who, in the discharge of his
duty, »hot an Austrian miner nan ei
Goeschbaska. was acquitted.
Will Hopkins, of Cincinnat, charged
with bebȣ implicated in the iinkier for
geries, was given a preliminary hearing.
The ca^ was continued.
The .Chicago police raided gambling
room- kept by a woman r a ned Adeline
Jones, 'i no game was participated in
by both sexes, and the dealer was a
woman.
A breach of promise case is on trial at
Clevejmd, Oi.io, wherein .ti.e plaintiff
charges the deteudant with promising to
marry hsr while his wife was living.
Tne girl wants $50,'KK) damages.
A cock figjt in progress in a slaughter
house near Center. O., was broktn up
by a deputy sheriff. Of the six biros
matched, three were dead when the offi
cer* arrived. The spectators were no.i-
J|pd to ft+*ir before a magistrate.
* Hsnry Watson and Charles Kl*e, ths
confidence uun under arrest at Detroit,
Mich., have been identified an members
of a gang who robbed a Taunton, Mass.,
firm of $5,0t4), and another man living
near Terre Haute, ind,, Of $3,000.
The republicans of the Nebraska leg
isluture nave nominated Senator Man-
derson for re election, and thed moorats
have nominated John McShano for
United States senator. ManJcrson will
be elected.
The British steamer Ghnmrre, which
arrived at Charleston. S. C„ brought the
crew of the British brig Christina. o>
Halifax, which had been abandoned in a
sinking conditb n. The crew were res
cued by the Glenmcre.
At a caucus of the democratic mem
bers of the Massachusetts legislature P.
A. Collins was nominated as a c. udidate
for United State* senator. Tho ballot
wax as follows: Whole number of votes,
48; P. A. Coll ns, 24; W. E. Russell. 21;
blank. 1. The nomination of Collins
was made- unuminous. Thj republican
caucus unanimously renominated Gao.
F. Hoard for the United States senate.
A dixpat h from Waterford, Ireland,
says that lout teen persons who
sentenced to a month s iinpri onrnent for
paiticipaliug in a Manchester martyrs
demonstration there, have been taken to
pri on. They were escorted to jail bv
many policemen, a crowd with a baud
of music 1 olio wed them. The police
chu/ged upon the croad, raising their
clube, and quite a conflict ensued. Sev
eral persons were badly injured.
The secretary of the navy has issued
instruct ons to Rear Admiral Kimberly
commanding the Pacific stut on, to pro
ceed in the united .States steamer Tren
ton to Samoa for the purpose of protect
ing American interests t n that island.
The Trenton was at Panama at last ac
count* watching tho progress of events
on the isthmus. Hie will be releieed at
Panama by the Vandalia, and probably
the Mohican, u t fitting out at San Fran
cisco, and the U. S. ste unship Atlanta,
now fitting out at New York,
Rome, Jan. 15.—Th*T chamber of depu
tes, after the holiday vacation, re-con
vened to da .
(mctAtxv acroBTSD sr meaduh * a aims.]
Atlanta, Os., January 15.
Oponlnr and eloiiug quctaUona at cotton fo
ur* in New Yorx Unlay :
Opening Cloaiag
iS22,
March...
April
May
Juo* 10.M^
July I*tl«
Augwt |0.SI$
tfMtMBber tN« It.4.... 0 61
October e
"“.I:.-
Cloned firm. Rohe 77,000. Spot* — mid
ftwfftwlrff. rMtpU * 4,8W: **purts l>',«4S.
Our Orowing SUter, Nevada, Getting too
Kaparlou* by HalL
Carson, Jan. 15.—The Nevada senate
adopted a joint resolution providing for
the appointment of a legislative commit
tee to confer with a similar committee
from the «. a'ifornia legislature, ia re I
en. e to the annexation to Nevada or that
portion of California lying east of ths
summit of the Sierras.
Th* Statement of 111* Arreet la Africa With
out Cunflrtnlng Boili.
London, Jan. 15.—It is reported from
Paris that the Whitechapel murderer has
been si reeled in Tunis. At police head
quarter* here noth ng is known of i .
an < nquirie* have been telegraphed to
Paris*
To Connect With the Moat Tea**—
New York, Jan. 15.—A director in ths
Richmond Terminal says the report that
the Faitiraor* and Ohio railroad will ex
Va., to Bri-tol, on the border
Tennessee, about 125 miles, to connect
wLh the Fast Tennessee at the lattef
point, paralleling the Norfolk and West
ern, is true to th* extent that the matter
has b en under serious discussion. It is
probable th* Baltimore and Ohio would
be assisted by the Fast Tennessee. Sur
veys have been made.
That Window Glass Combine.
Washington, Jan. 15.—The window
glass manufacturers are la secret session
here. It is understood the Pittsburg
manufacturers are urging that a trust
be formed, and that all manufacturers
Teller Wll be la Uw Cabinet.
Denver, Col, Jan. 1A— It is reported
here on what is considered unquestioned
authority that Senator Teller has been
offered end accepted the position of
secretory of the interior by Gen. Har
rison.
Ciiicaoo, in., Jsaoary Ik
frightful Catastrophe OB
London, Jan. l\—The Indian steamer
Fyahpekhet was run into by another
vessel off Singapore yesterday,*nd sunk.
Of the pus angers and ere-*' u*;e
dro «ned. The su. viv on were brought
toSingup re.
Tl.e l)*l*
Doves. Jan. 1\ — [ Special. J—Anthony
Higgins was nominated for teas tor on
the 41st Lai ot.
'A Card.1
'Owing to a prolonged attack of forcr
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