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GVlBETTA URGTD TO RESIGN.

PARIS. JAN 2O.-M. Gambatta has been urged by
some OF his friends to tender his resignation nnMe-
dmtely. II is stated ne declared in reply that he
awaited tie final issue with confidence.
LoNDoN, Jan. 2O.-The Paris correspondent of
The Times says:
Tie French Government has forwarded Lord Lvo:
the British Amha- adoT. statement Of the extreme con
ccs-onS it is prepared make on the cdegorIe di5
putci I'm the commercial treaty They amount 10 from
80 to 80 per cent OF the English demand.
The Ministerial journals declare that the election
Of the Committee on the Revision BID yesterday has
completely altered the aspect Of the question issue.
The man question now they say, is whether the re-
vision of the Constitution is to he limited or in
tcgral. NJ Gambctta /, pledged to limited re-
VISION. The Cabinet and the committee are equally
dc,irOus OF q prompt solution.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
4 TREASURY BUSINESS CIRCULAR.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. 20, i


The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
circular to collectors OF customs and others. TO the 80
that general or standing powers OF attorney gvo .r
tbc transaction of Custom House business by Gle
pcrson or by corporaton under seal, shall rcn 'n In
force until revoked When given by firm al affidavit
sha be fled at the Custom House whore the power or
attorney is filed By member OF such firm, once year,
"h"ng that the partnership has remained unchanged,
I'm which the power shall be regarded as In force Tor
another year.
RESIDENTS OF IDAHO AROUSED.
The Eill recently introduced in the liCu>c for
IN. admission into the Union OF OF Washington.
which IL now before a subcommittee OF the House Com
mittee on Territories. has with formidable Oppos
tion from residents of Idaho who are opposed 10 the
BILL because it contemplated taking in the counties OF the
northern portion OF that Territory, in addition TO all the
Territory of Washington to make mp the proposed state
people OF Idaho stronuOusly opposed to the tax
named aud the indications are hat they will succeed in
defeating the bill.
THE CENSUS BUREAUS PRUDIsHNE5-.
The Census Bureau has developed spirit
OF remarkable prudshuess. Professor Eliott's
graph on the Alaskan Seal Islands contains chapter
ON the generation OF SEAL which high census OIL
c!a thought improper and in OF which the
first edition the work, volume OF nearly 800 pages
non the Smithsonian Institution secured the edition
and will issue IL with lts own imprint.
PATENT OFFICE RULE AMENDED.
Rule No. 46 of the code of practice before
the Cuited states fa!ehl O"'cc nus peeh uIhoh'cu
by the addition Of provision TO the effect
that when the person before whom the oath
or affirmation IS made il not provided with
seal his official character shall be established ny
compctent evidence a. 10y ccruhcatc from CLERK Oi
court Of record other proper officer having seal
This amendment will take effect January Is, ls72 A
certificate OF the official character OF magistrate stat
Ing date Of appointment and term OF Office may be filed
in the Patent Office which viii 0byate the necessity OF
scuaVae certificates IN ludlNl4uH! cases
Under the rule unamrnded II WAS possible for any
ne,.ou claiming to be judicial officer 10 act a. magls
ir1e by simply adding " j. p Justice OF the Peace to
his signature. This amendment makes the application
thoroughly Official
PLAN TO ADD TO SCIENTIFIC INFORMATIOE.
Six graduates of the Naval Academy at An
uapos who have made voyage at sea- have been de
tailed for service al the Smithsonian institute lAey
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and which allied TO Great Britain has suffered loss
OF 1t0 from attack made by another tribe when
was aided by BOer mercenares.
The Manchester GUdrdian I'm its commercial article
says There is little change Of kind, but there ap
pears to ne fair OF business ready for execution
whenever prices give way"
BRoCKvfLLE, Ont, Jan. 20-Last evening MISS lda
Quigg aged twenty-five, the daughter Of Alderman
Quigc while busting a drcssngcase accidentally as
about an hour
OTTAWA. Jan 20.-Thc Government authorities nave
made extensive seizures ewery at Kingston Toronto
London Guelph and other places one OF the persons
cOncerne din this systematic dcraudng or the customs
an American exporter furnished the department. WIN
Information which led to the seizures.
VICTORIA b. C., Jan Cot is rumOred that Colonel
Lowrie, Deputy Adutant-General OF British Conmba'
has forwarded his resignation. lie retires with the rank
OF MaiOrGcnera OF the British Army. Another report
Is mat serious differences between himself ana an ar
tiIlcry officer caused his retirement.
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TIIE ptRIS rANIC ENDED.

LONDON, Jan. 2O.-At tue opcningo OF the Pans
Bourse his morning nearly all the leading securities
were lower, bur at 1880 o'clock p. IN. there was de-
cidcd rally Sucz Canal shares improved hundred
francs, and other shares proportionatcly
Most securities and the various governments
clo.cd AT an improvements the only noticeable drop
being p per cent In the Austrian gold rcntc, which
was affected bv the close connection Of the Union
Generate with Austrian finance. DuIioG the pane
SuoI Canal sharc- fell 10 francs and jlHn OF
France shares $40 francs. llquda or OF the Bank
of Lyons and Loire has been appointed.
PAuIS. Jan 2l.-Ihc pane on the l:ourSe causes a
greater sensation thanthr >0-cacd Mnsterml Crisis
The settlement on February l Is anticipated with
anxiety.
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ToRK or THE TRGNI4 LEGISLATURE.

RIcIMoND, Jan. 2O.-n the Senate to-day
bill was passed authorizing the consolidation OF the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company with the
Ohio Central and the Atlantic and Northwestern Rail
road Companies
The amendment to the Ridilcberecr Debt bill. which
gave rise to general debate yesterday to-day with
drawn. an understanding having been arrived at by
winch the interests OF schools colleges aud other institu-
ons holding obligations of the STATE Will be protected
in separate bill The Debt bill then ordered TO en-
erussmcut and was made q special order for tOmO row
az 1 o'clock. when II VIII come mp on It= passage.
Tho bill to ratify the sale Of the sotcS interest in tho
Atlantic, Mississippi aud OiO Railroad 10 the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company, for 100000, was
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RIOTS IN RUSSIA.

LONDON, Jan. 2O-Ihe Berlin correspondent
Of The Nopjpg Post says antiGcrman disorders have
broken ont Riya Russia The authorities are appar-
entity unwilling 80 suppress the riots
st. Petersburg dispatch to The Times says: 1T is
said that the Holy League, which recently formed
To councract Nihsu. win be officially recognized as
branch o the police This viii be, perhaps, even more
unpopular than a recoastiuton Of the famous Third
Section
Nichola sanEow-h, who attempted TO XII General
Tchcrcvne Al the Interior Department, has been se-
fenced 10 be hanged and his accomplcc, Menekof, has
been sentenced twenty years hard labor They both
pleaded cycnuaung circumstance. and have appealed.
VI sihcrialon. the merchant who owns the steamer
Lena which aided i'm Professor Nordeu-IiOids cNpCdl-
on and wAich il now stationed on the river Lena, has
placcd that vessel at the disposal of the searchcr for
Lieutenant DcIOug. The steamer VIII be used by CORE
nondcnt5 In the spring II the dHicultcs OF iourneyng
beyond YaEusk by sleigh during the winter prove nsu-
llI.lln
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THE IRISH STATE PRISONERS.

DUBLIN, Jan. 20.-Messrs. Parncll and OheiiY'
members of Parliament and Mr.. O'Bnen, late
editor of The Uniiei IcldRd received last evening
notice from the Governor of Klmainham JAN that
they have all been rcmandcd for the further period
Of three months.
member of the Ladies' Land League, named
Mccormack k, has been sent to prison for one month
in default of finding bail for her good BEHAVIOR
4 bale containing 900 COPIES of The Ae'r- orE
irish U0rd was seized at NOrthwall, after III hod
been landed from steamer.
Miss Reynolds. OF the Ladies Land League. VINO
was sentenced 10 one months Imprisonment on the
charge OF aiding and abctting a criminal conspiracy
10 prevent the payment of rent was released 'C-
daN. hor tom Of imprIsOnment having cNpltu,
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IRIGuENTS or WESTERN .NEJCS.

CAUGHT u MACHINERY. AID KILLED.
PULLMAN, HIS, Jan. 2O.--N. Radlcy and Ed
ward Wilson killed in the wood machine depart
mcnt Of the Pullman Palace Car Works tins morning
by being caught IN u het while fixing IT,
SHOT AND KILLED BY ACCIDENT
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2O.-GcOTgC Is. Hawkins,
night clerk in The D0g ScHted office, accident
ally shot ana killed cacly tL- morning by one Of the
newspaper carriers.
ALLOWED 70 PLAY BASE BALL ~ COVINGTON.
CINCINNATI Jan. 2O.--A Ij5cS-Sfdr Frank
fort Ky. special the Legislature to-day so mCdi-
fed the forbiidnE the playing OF ba'C ban in Ken
ton County rs 20 pcru!i. playing IN CoVlugton.
TIE ASHLAND MURDER CASE
CATLETT,EURG, Ky, Jan. 20.-ln the Ash
land murder trial this morning, Mrs Ellis testified that
she woke up several times on the night Of the murder,
and each time her husband was with her Oliver Ianp-
testified that he heard Ls say that Seal and Croft
were innocent, bU the prosecution tried 10 prove that
Ellis was scared into this declaration by threats from
Neal and Croft the pri ourrs have not yet been told of
the HANGING of N@gouer az lrontOn by mob last night,
which has caused much excitement here.
THE CINCINNATI OPERA FESTIVAL.
CINCINNATI Jan. 2O.-Ihc third days sale
tickets for the second Cincinnati Opera Frs-
tyal closed tonight rather slow ana with small pre-
miuIu+ going down from Sl2 % IN the morning
80 cents at the close. The result ~ however CRAFTY
inc he total receipts for three days being more than
St- coo Last year the total receipts OF the entire fcs
val were thousand. less. The total receipts this
ycHrarc expected 10 reach ~tOO,OOo
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THE REVOLUTION IN HAYTI.

By the Atlas Line steamship AthoS, which
arrived from the West Indies yesterday was brought
news OF the progress OF the revolution IN ayu between
onpo.nc forces under President solOman and President
McrinO the latter being termed rebels There have
been several serious disturbances at Aux Cnyes Jereme
and St. Marc The forces Of Merno held the latter place
and when President sooman with troops landed at st.
Marc from Port Prince. attack was made by the
reyout onists President SOOmau's forces quced the
disturbance after loss OF about 100 men, and he re-
turned 10 Port-auPrnce for achievements President
Merno was at Purra Plata when the news OF the light
i'm, reached hi1. and he at once dispatched 300 men,
under General LtEgow TO 81 Mare to assist MS forces
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DEELLLNG II YIRGINI4.

RIcuMoND, Jan. 20.-The Committees on
Courts OF Justice the Senate and House Of Delegates
held joint session Tonight to consider the question OF
deyisng more effective legislation for the suppression of
duclling and 10 hear arguments that subject The
subject was debated at considerable length by members
of the committees aud by several prominent ministers,
LAWYERS and other citizens. The discussion took IN the
merits and demeIits OF the subject in all its phases and
was exceedingly interesting. IL showed the general
sentiment to strongly in favor OF the most sn gent
measures for the prevention of duelling
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KILLED BYA BOILER EXPLOSIoN

CINCNNATT Jan. 20.-A dispatch to The
Commercial says that the boiler of sawmll at East
Liberty Logan County Ohio exploded to-day, killing
Albert Grouse job Everng had his right leg blown of,
and It is thought that hc cannot recover Captain Smith
received fracture Of the skull, and IS IN dangerous
condition. c. p HUFF master mechanic from j. A. Fay
q Coz Cincinnati, who wns experimenting the putting
in Of saw had Lex broken several other persons
were slightly injured. The mill helOn gcd To Joshua Nor
carried only forty pounds Of the time OF the
y,ln. inn
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
WAR, COERCION AND REVOLUTION.

W Nh, NOLNDIVN NlNU III ' VIaV I0-''
THE AUSTRIAN TROOPS DEFEATED IN lIERZE"o-
vINA-CoNFGDENCE RETURNING IN PARIs-RE-
VOLT IN BOLIVIA.
The Herzegovinian insurgents have had two
engagements with the AustrianS, in both OF
which they were successful Parncll, Okelly
and O'Brien have been remanded TO impflson-
ment for three months more. The Paris
panic has nearly subsided. \ revolution has
broken out i'm Bolivia
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LYNCHED BY MASKED MEN.

CGyCITNATI, Jan. 20.-A dispatch from Iron
ton The Times star says John Wagner, one OF the
rderers Of Dr. Bggs. treasurer Of tho Alice Furnace
Company, who killed two months ago whio on his
way home night, taken out OF the Jail between II
and o'clock last night and hanged In the Court House
yard by from forty to sixty masked men. They first
took "Bll Zeck the other accused murderer and swung
lin up whercupon lie made confession duplicating
others not vet arrested aud the mob allowed him 20 live
for the present There l. not the slightest cew TO the
perpetrators and public opinion seems to approve Of
.I,r,.h iILarN
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AUSTRIAN TROOPS SLAUGHTERED.

PAas, Jan. 2O.-Advices have been received that
the insurgents near Dobar in herzegovina, haye
slaughtered a detachment of ten Austrian soldiers
and burned their quarters. The insurgents have
also defeated a number of Austrians near Bicda-
c0ra Telegraphic communication with the dis
turbed districts il prohibited. General Joy2novlcS
the Austrian commander has established his head
quarters ut RJguSa.
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LIEUTENAyT MCDONALD SET FREE.

SANTA FE., y. NJ Jan. 2O.-Lieutenant Nc
Donald who was arrested last week in chihuahua, has
been released and recrossed the line into NewMexIco
The cause OF his Is not definitely known but 1t IA
thought to have been due to personal difficulty Gen
cral Mackenzie has sent officer south to investigate
the affair and should It appear that the crossing into
Mexico was not warranted by tho circumstances Lieu
tenant Mcdonald will be court martialcd.
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THE GERMAN INSURANCE SCHEMES.

BERLIN, Jan. 2O.-In the Reichstag, the
scbee of accident assurance which the Liberals intro
duced as rival the Government bill, has been re-
ferred 70 select committee which expected to sheye
g. rho democrats and Socialists Joined with the Con
servafives in opposing -al preferring some mOdihca
tion OF tho Governments plan 10 the Liberals ldca OF
Affecting the object through private companies.
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CHARGED WIN LIBEL.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.-The hearing in the
case OF George W. Corliss business manager Of Te IN
surance critic Of NewYork charged with malicious libel
upon william s. Allen. President OF the United Fire
mems Insurance Company Of this city, took place
this afternoon The accused claimed that he had
no connection with the paper beyond that Of agent but
copy of u was produced with his name printed on IL
husress lnanagcr and he was held for trial at court
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AN INSURANCE SCANDAL.

LEBANON, Penn. Jan. 20.-John W. Feir-
stine, John " Light and Andrew H. Light insurance
agents were arrested th. morning for conspiracy at the
Instance of Philip Arnold OF North Lebanon Township
Arnold claims that he bought speculative insurance pol
ices from the accused TO the amount OF sl7OOOO Tor
which he Maid oyc- - OO0 The affair creates great eK
c,tnn,rnt IN insurance circles throughout the county
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Friday Jan. 90, 1882
Tho corsnrocy at Nepaul which resulted in the
,on NJ twenty-one military officers, against the
Prime Minister.
The Uammersmith Station OF the Metropolitan Under
cround Railway has been burned IL is the junction OF
three suburbtn railway lines.
tribe occupying a region near the Diamond Fields
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TIE SOUTH AMERICAN TROUBLES.

LISBON Jan. 2O-idyices from Bucnos Ayres TO
December 20 have been received. 1t was reported
that q revolution had broken ont in BOLIVIA and that
cxPresident Picroa, of Peru had sailed for Europe
The attitude of the United states with reference to
the affairs Of ChIll ami Peru WIS viewed with dis
satisfaction by all the South American republics.
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GoLnWIN SMITH REJECTED AGAIN.

TORONTO, Jan. 2O.-At a stormy meeting
Of the St. George Society, tonight Goodwin Smith
was again rejected, by vote OF 20 to AZ. some OF
those who voted against him were brought 10 Tue meet
ing from hospital, In cabs
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are to he instructed in the work of the Institution, in
order that they may volunteer collectors OF scen
c facts and specimens I'm their travels naval officers
sbout the world. When sufficiently instructed they VIII
be relieved by other graduates OF the Academy.
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1 NEW-YoRKER ARRESTED FOR FORGERY

ZAyEsyrLE, Ohio, Jan. 2O.-AarOn Some
horne Of New-York City, arrested last night on
telegram from Police INSPECTOR Ihorhe' OF Newly ork
charging him with having forged check FOR $500. lie
Ia now IN prison
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TIE HOUSE IN AN INDUSTRIOUS HUMOR
LnY IELEGKArH 10 IME IRlHLNEl

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-lho House was seized
with spaSm of industry to-day II devoted nearly
five hours to legislative business aud cleared the
calendar of hali-d0zcn or more private bills. A
,notion 10 adjourn TIL next Monday defeated
2 yea and nay vote but il was after ward renewed
and carried by a rird rOce vote, the members not
losinc to place themselves the record They were
IN such haste to get away that 1t only with the
greatest difficulty that Chairman HiscOck could S.
cure for a member Of his committee opportunity
10 report the Fortfcations Appropriation bill, the
first of the general appropriation bills to be brought
forward this session.
The adjournment until Monday was effected on
the motion of Chairman Page. of the Commerce
Committee. Among the twenty public bills on the
calendar some of which might have been disposed
of bv q session tomorrow are three reported from
Ir Pages committee. One of the bills reported
and passed WAS for the relief of ThcOphilus B.
Chandler. formerly Assistant Ire aSurcr of the
United States at Boston.
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THE JEINNETTE EXPEDITION
4 DISPATCH FROM ENGINEER MELVILLE.

4 DISPATCH FROM rNOINEER MFLVTLLE.
WAeHINGTON Jan. 20.-Thc Secretary OF the
Navy has just received the following telegram from
Chief Engineer Melville of the lost Arctic explor-
ng steamer Jeanette:
IRKUTsK, Jan. IS, 1882.
To the Seretarg Of the NarH Ua.tmJtoa. =,
SIR: Melville, DaneuhOVer and eleven men all
well. Melville returned 10 the Arctic Ocean, and
found logbOoks, instruments and four records left
bv De Long. No tidmgs Of second cutter rcOm-
uandcd byl Lieutenant Chipp The search will be
continued during the winter by the Coosack com
naudant of Bclun and IakutSk. under the direction
of General 1schcrncff. Word has been received
from the K0lyma River that no boat had arrived to
date-\Ovember 10.
am acquainted with the country where De Long
and party are. and request orders to remain with
two men to renew the search in March Dancn-
hover AMI nine men TO return 10 the United States.
Danenhowcrs sight is partially recovered.
MELVILLE.
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WORK OF CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES.

NOKk OF UUNONI-~oIV.NAI VVlI-HII II'I1'
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-1he House Com
Iutee on Banking and Currency to-day heard Repre-
sentative BGckncr in opposition 10 Mr.. Dingey .
resolution advocating the continuance Of the National
banking system, after which vote upon tho resolution
was demanded resulting in its adoption by against 2.
The Crapo bill to enable National banking associations
10 extend their corporate existence referred TO a
subcommittee consisting Of Mcssrs CrapO D!ngley and
Iardenbergh.
The House Committee on the judiciary to-day heard
Colonel Richard A. Lathers Of New-York, IN behalf Of
interests Of the insurance companies in the dstrbu
zion Of the Geneva award
The House Committee on Commerce to-day heard
glments by John RoacA, Of New York, William Rogers
u Name and several others III behalf Of ,he enactment
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16
Permits to Build

To Ferdinand Trichelmann, dwelling, north
side of BurlesOn street, 3rd ward, estimated
cost 500.
j. II. Copeland, dwelling, north side Iatittc
street, 18th ward. estimated cost $50.
Gil de Leivs,, dwelling, west side of San Saba
street, End ward, $50.
Franz Schacfer, dwelling, north side Iavac-
ca street, i'll the fourth ward. Estimated cost,
5: 80.
Henry Limbergcr, rock dwelling. west side
Austin street, Bird ward; 500.
Mrs. S. :. Rose, kitchen, northeast corner
Commerce and Frio, 2nd ward SO.
Adam Schmidt, dwelling and stable, north
east corner Austin and Hays streets, tn" former
to cost 500, the latter 50.
Carlos MuinOs, dwelling, cast side Laredo st
2 ID ward: $500.
l. n Baker, artificial stove tin roof for hotel.
south side Main plaza; 500
l.. d. Murphy, two-st"ry dwelling, west side
Avenue c, Sd ward; SIT !.
TO the city of san Antonio two dwellings for
school janitorS. one on the south side of Fourth
street, in the 81 ward tn" other ON the north
side of I4lVacl street, 4th ward, each to cost
BEL.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16
LIGHT SPA RkS.

A lost child is awaiting its parents at the
Brtden hotel
The Pacific Express cOmpany'S office is
being renOCielled under the superintendent
of Agent l.. A. Reynolds.
Judge De,ine and Leo Tarlcton started for
~ Ter this morning to argue the ihaDcaS corpus
IN the Ben Thompson case.
Judgment for S34 was rendered yesterday
by Justice Anton Adam in the case OF j. VI.
Emerson ". NJ. Taylor and Charles kuy Ken
dali.
1t is supposed that Baker, who murdered
Nelson at kerNiIle. was MORALLY wourded 10y
sheriff Hamilton while resisting arrest. lie Is
still at large.
The county commissioners had under con-
siderat0n to-day the subject of lifting up
court room in the new court building. II VIII
he taken up again Saturday.
AT Kcrrvilir last Tuesday Adam Wilson was
acquitted on the charge of numbering Ms
brother James at FriO Water Hole some months
ago. Il plea of self defense being sustained.
F. Yturbide. James Kelly, Mckinney and
Tohn supplies were each fined s. by the recor-
der this morning for having been drunk \
line of So was assessed on sam Daley Tor car
rying pistol.
attempted to strip naked in front OF the cathe-
,lral on Main plaza to-day. He got everything
Oft but his trousers. The police arrested him.
4 large crowd witnessed the performance.
A little girl named Parker fell a distance OF
% feet down the stairway leading to her Wl-
Commerce street yesterday. Her right thigh
Done was broken and her hip bruised
PRESIDENT" spreads himself in the Express
ut the expense of the British ASSOCIATION and
Ieals largely in the eNaggcratlre. He Is de-
cidcdy wrong in the concluding part or the
letter. as the address to the Marquis ~ Lornc
and Princess Louisa was adopted by the asSp
citation and its expenses paid from its treasury.