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WILLOWS, March Sh.-This morning Nor
dyke, OF Nordyke & Sheerfeys, butchers, and
John Harnes, their slaughterer, were return.
ing to town from their slsughter-house. when
their team became frightened, ran away and
broke the harness. Nordyke leaped in safety
from the flying wagon, but Harness was less
fortunate, breaking his right ankle very seri-
ously. Amputation is thought to be neces.
safy.
This morning the autopsy in the case of
Patsy Gallagher. killed last night by Kent.
was held. -Four mortal wounds were found.
One bullet entered near the navel, passed
through the body, lodging in the skin.
Another entered the chin, and was found IN
the rear of the left ear Another cut through
the night side of the head from the front, CUT
ting the base of the brain. A fourth struck
the left shoulder BLADE, and glanced upwards
through the brain, lodging near the center
thereof. Public opinion unanimously justi-
ties the homicide. The case will come up be-
fore the Grand Jury tomorrow.
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The PANAMA CANAL.

a correspondent of the New York
World, writing from Panama, gives very
unfavorable account of the condition of the
canal works. Death has been very busy
with the engineering staff, as well as with
the laborers, and the feeling among the
contractors is depressed. There has also
occurred a serious hitch in the pecuuiary
and it has been found neces-
gary to discharge most OF the workmen,
though the engineers are still drawing high
salaries aud doing nothing. There is much
as to the progress of the
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MurdcrOus Assault OF ChInaman Upon
n Woman.

SAN RAFAEL, March Shat San Quentin
this morning an unprovoked and mutderous
assault was made by Chinaman with a
Ratchet on MIS-. Schloser, wife of Henry
Schloser, for many years manager of n. Z.
Cole & Co.'S furniture business at the prison.
All Bing, Chinese prisoner, has been work
ing for several months in the family as SER
want, and everything, as far as known, has
been pleasant On being let cut of his cell
this morning, he went to Mr.. Schlosel's house,
as usual, to get breakfast ready, and informed
Mrs. Scnlcser that such was the case, who
Immediately went into the dinipg-room. took
a seat at the table and commenced eating,
when the Chinaman stole up be; ind her. and
without any notice whatever, struck her
three blows with Ratchet, using the blunt
part. She received one blow on her shoulder
and two on her head, fracturing her skull.
Mrs. Schloser is at present resting easy. The
physician at the prison states that it will be
impossible to say what the result will be be-
fore to- morrow.
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70 THE
CITIZENS OF SACRAMENTO.

A T A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC CITY
n Central Committee, held at the Capital Hotel
last evening, all the members beng present. the
following preamble and resolutions were unan-
mousy adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has been the Gus tom heretofore in
this city at all elections, Municipal, State and Ma.
tional, to totally ignore and disregard the elect on
law at least i'll far the l00ioot measure is con-
cerned, until the same has virtually aud in deed
become dead letter on the statute-book and
whereas, it is ahsolut y necessary to enforce said
section in order that fair dealing and an honest vote
may be obtained, therefore
Resolved by the Democratic City Central Commit
tee, hat the Chief of Police be respectfully and
earnestly requested to exercise his power and strict
iy enforce Sections 1872 1893, 1894 and 1l95 of the
Political Code, requiring voters to remain outside of
said bounds unless while depositng their votes and
that the Chef be urgently asked TO arrest ali per-
sons offending against said law.
Resolved, That We pledge ourselves and the DEM
ocrats of this city to aid the Chief in the enforce
ment Of said law;
Resolved, That in view Of the great and general
good to be derived from the observance of this pro-
vision Of the law, that we invite the cordial and
earnest support of the Re ublican City Central
Committee in aiding Us to enforce such action, by
joining US in this invitation to the Chief of Police
and his officers;
Resolved, That these preamble and resolutions be
published in the daily press of this city, and that
the commentator of this provision we invite their
powerful I'd. P. J. HARVEY, Chairman.
JoHS T. CAREY, Secretary. rs. CT m81t
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ARIZONA.
Bus,ne,s FatIur.-n,ninc Matt

Business Faiiure-nIning Matters.
TOMBSTONE, March Sth.-McKean &
Knight, general dealers, doing large bust
ness, to-day made an assignment for the
benefit of their creditors.
The success of the Girard twenty.stamp
mill has settled the question of permanent
water supply, that mill being supplied by
water from the Sulphuret mine.
The Contention Company have determined
to erect forty.stamp mill at ouce at the
mine, thereby saving hauling ten miles.
The pipe of the Huachuca Water Company
is nearly all on the ground, and when com.
pleted will furnish an unlimited supply,
bringing the water from the mountains,
twenty-four miles distant. This makes the
fou tn water mpanv in Tombstone.
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NEWSPAPER WIT.

The $40 clerk who took his girl sleigh
ing with $50 team yesterday had bad
financial headache this morning.-[P hila-
delphia Times.
The Gainesborough hat was first worn by
Mrs. Gaines. 1t is as old as her first law.
suit, and at a theater is much more difficult
to see through. Orleans P,cayune.
Professor in hydrostatics-" If you had
purchased a crown of gold, and thought
part of it was silver, what would you do p
Junior" Take it back. 81 Niagara In.
dex. a
We shall never be happy until we see
the Keely motor climbing the peaks Of Da.
rien with British iron-clad ship OF war
on its back, under the command of Cap.
tain Eads.-[Cincinnati Commercial.
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LONDON, March Shat a bime!ailic
meeting at the Mansion House to-day. Letters
of approval from the Ministers of France and
Germany were read. United States Minister
Lowell, and the Ministers from Greece, Hol-
land, R1umaHia and Chile were present. The
Governor of The BAuk Of England and Arthur
j. Balfour. Williamson and Cotton and Sir
George Campbell, members of Parliament.
spoke to resolutions in favor of the free coin
age Of silver aud the obi cts of the Paris con
ference, which were carried. About 1,2Go
persons were present, including many promi-
nent business men.
The Times deprecates the meeting, as cal
calated to foster the delusion abroad that
England intends to tamper with the currency.
The Gar and Emperor sviIiiam-Me
Rejected.
BERLIN, March S.h.-lhe Gar expresses q
desire TO avail of the approaching birthday of
Emperor William to make a public mani
festation of the continuance of friendly rela-
tions between the two Empires
The committee on the ecclesiastical bill re-
jacted the whole measure on lis second read
ing to-day, only the Conservatives voting in
its favor.
The Speeches of siiobeIofI.
LONDON, March Sth = The Times ST.
Petersburg special declares that General
Skobelotf's speeches were prearrapged be-
tween him and General Ignatieff 1t is said
the object of the latter is to embroil matters
to sucn decree as to create an opportunity
for him to offer his services to the Gar as
Minister of Foreign Affairs, in order to
straighten them.
The New Kingdom.
BELGRADE, March Ssh.-The proclamation
Issued by King Milan on the elevation OF the
principality to q kingdom, says the political
edi6ce founded in 1882. has been worthily
crowned; expresses gratitude to the Euro
pean powers for their sympathy towards
Servia, and says the nstioual enthusiasm is a
guarantee that in future the spirit Of Servia's
immortal libsrator. Milosch of Nero, and the
martyr Michael viii! be honored. The ener-
gias Of the new King will be devoted to a
dissemination @. virtue and enlightenment.
New Cardinals.
ROME, March S5b.-The Cardinals to be
created at the next Consistory include the
Archbishops of Seville and Algiers and the
Patriarch Of Venice.
Damaged ut Sea.
LONDON, March Ssh.-The British ship
City of Benares, Captain Granger, at Queens
town from San Francisco, lost part of her
bolwarks on the voyage.
steamer sunk and Six Persons Drowned.
LONDON, March Stb.-The steamer Avolls
has been sunk off Ushant by collision, and
six persons drowned.
Europeans Murdered.
PARIS, March Sth.-I5 is reported that
nine Europeans, journeying from Tunis to
Gafse, were murdered between Tunis and
Gairwern.
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NEVADA
Repudia,lon by a Miners Union.

kepudfatIOn by MIners UnIOn.
EUREKA, March 8sb.-The following card
was issued to-day by the Ruby Hill Miners
Union:
To the People of Eureka District A special
meeting OF ths Miners Union of Ruby Hill was hell
last night 1t was called to take action in regard to
the difficulty growing of the stopping of tribute
work in the Richmond mine, and the subsequent
action and assertions Of some individual members
of this Union. The Union as body does not coun-
tenance any part of these proceedings, and repudi
ates the action OF the self constituted committee
Whatever trouble there may be between the Rich
mond mine and the tibuters it must be left for the
interested parties to Sc tie, as it does not come
within the jurisdiction claimed by this Union. On
behalf Of the Union.
JOHN E. JONES. President.
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Sudden Death In n RrsfauraBt-Suicide
with a shotgun.

MERGED, March S.h.-An inquest snd post
norton was held here to-day bv Coroner
Rucker upon the body of Angelo Bacigalupe,
aged about 10 years, who died suddenly III
Casaccia's restaurant about 5 o'clock this
morning. The inquest resulted in ascertain
ing that death occurred from suffocation
caused by obstruction to breathing by an
ante. mortem clot in the windpipe. Deceased's
parents reside in Santa Clara.
In the case of Frank l. Cover, found dead
at his residence at Plainsburg on Monday
night last. Justice Lander held an inquest on
the body yesterday, and the jury returned a
verdict of suicide by shooting himself with a
shotgun. The charge entered at the pit Of
the stomach, and ranged upward.
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NEW MkxIC0.
Three Men taken tom Jail and Hang.

Three Men Taken reon Jail and Hanged.
ALBUQUERQUE, March Shat Los Lunas
yesterday has Shelton. John sedmond and
Harry French were taken from Jail and
hanged to the nearest trees by masked men.
Shelton murdered foreman Woodruff las:
fall Redmond killed Jos. McDermott last
January at Gallup on the Atlantic and Pa.
citic Railway. French, alias Siml SOD, was
one of the band of desperadoes who killed
Deputy Sheriff Jonas at Cranes. The mob
also took two negroes from Jail, beat them
numerically and turned them loose.
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President Arthur appears to be always
ready with courteous and gallant speeches.
George Bancroft met him, after sending an
invitation to him, and expressed the hope
that he would acceptit. II believe" said
the President, 81 am allowed to accept in
vitations from the Cabinet, the Supreme
Court and-Mr. George Bancroft.
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Mnst Pay Their Taxes.

SANTA Rosa, March Shin the suit Of
the San Francisco and North Pacific Rail
road Company, to resist the Sonoma county
tax levy, in the Superior Court here, Judge
Presley gave decision against the company.
and the Sheriff will proceed to sell the road
property tomorrow for the taxes.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

Atiemp.ed Murder at san Queniln-4ri-
IONA Mining Affairs Railroad Matters
In GreSon-DisavowaI by IA Miners
Union-siunaway In Coiusa COunty-The
willows Eomicide-Coursia% Meeting
at Merced-Ete.
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Railroad Collision.

OAKLAND, March Sth.-This morning a
freight train ran into lumber car at West
Berkeley, breaking through the cylinder Of
the locomotive and damaging the caboose
The engineer and fireman escaped injury by
lsa ping eff before the collision.
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I HAD severe attacks of gravel ard kidney
trouble; was unable to get any medicine or
doctor to cure me until / used Hop Bitters,
and they cured me in short time.-A DIS
TIsGuIsaED LAWYER CT WAYNE Co., N. Y.
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Parkham Adams, aged A. student in
the University of Tennessee, is dying. He
smoked forty cigarettes and INHALED the
smoke on wager.
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Meteorological Observations = Taken at
Eaeh saIisa nj iiac same n"Enen.-
..cc .-RNrn Much S. iSS2-S:l2 2. Y.


WASHINGTON, March sth-Indica.ions for Pacific
coast region Partly cloudy weather. with rain in
Oregon and Washington Torritory.
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IF You need toning up, don't take poison
Gus liquors or bitters. Kidney Wort is the
perfect tonic.
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FOREIGN EVENTS.

The Cars Friendship for Germsny-Ee-
jrction of the Ecclesiastical Eiiii-sks-
beIon's Speeches The Elevation OF
Prince ssilan 10 Stnsship-Sew Car.
ainais-Bimetaiiic Meeting in London
Eic.
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GARD OF THANKS.

YEyHE UNDERSIGNED WISH To TENDER
their sincere thanks to the many friends who SO
kindly assisted them during their sad bereavement
in the sickness and death of the hush nd and father
and also for their kind forl contributions.
m9.lt MRS. LpHMEYER AND CHILDREN.
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SION TO Society, Dimness OF vision, Noises 10 tie
Hesd the vital fluid passing unobserved In tfe
urine and many other diseases that lead TO insanity
and death.
DIR. MINTIE, who is regular physician
graduate OF the University OF Pennsylvania,
Will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dol.
lara Tor case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE (under his special advice ard
treatnent) will not cure for anything impure CT
Injurious found In 1t. DIR. MiNTiE treats al
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
Consultation freq. Thorough examination and
sdviee including analysis Of urine, SIS. Price o
vital cssoraffve, SIS bottle, or four tim es
the quantity, SO; sent to any address upon re
csipt of price, c. o. D., secur I'd from observation
and In private name IL desired, by A. E. MINTIE.
n. D., No. III Kearny Street, San RraE.
cisco, Cal. -
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREEi
VIII be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
symptoms, and sge. strict secrecy IN regard TO
all business transactions.
DR.. NINTiE's KIDNEY REMEDY, NE.
PHRETlCUM, cures all kind OF Kidney ard
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhda, G eet, Leucor .r@l
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle, SIX bottle
for S0.
DIR, INVITES DAEDELfON PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BIIIOts
cure In the market. For sale by all Drugeiste.
H. @. KIRK b CO., Sacramento. Wholesa
Agents n94piy0os-swly"s
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DIED.
Sacramento, March Minnie, youngest daughter Of
& and Ellen RoWIes, II months aud 10 days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF her parents, corner OF Twenty
second and Q streets, this morning at 1850
oclock.l
Quincy. February l9-Johu Il. Hudson. Sc years.
oroviaie February Willie Rowe, years and .
months.
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IsprcrAl DISPATCHES 70 THE nrcOnD-uslos.l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The regular monthly meeting ct the w.
O. T. u. will be held THU Thursday AFTERNOON
at o'clock at 300 street The ladies' Of the city
are invited to be present.
m9It MRS. WILDER, President
q. &. F.-Ersendshtp Council, No. 65,
will meet THIS Thursday EVENING, at Firemen's
Hall, at 1870 o'clock
n E. WHITE, Recorder. m91t
Photographs 8 per The Nimble
Sixpesce BE ter Than the slew shilling" II you
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, st n reasonable price,
go to BEALS GALLERY, No. AIS street II. S.
BEALS, Operator. fe9-lm
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rur RECORD uSros.l
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MARRIED.

Santa Cruz, Msrch e--By D.. bennett, Charles NJ.
Paine TO Eliza Hunter.
Lee Township. Mach 4-By Justice Grimshaw,
Charles stafford to Martha JoSes.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

g a never.fsil,ng Cure
" Nervous Debility,Ex.
hausted Vitality, Sem.
nal Weakness, Spei
matorrh@a, Lost Wan.
hoo Il, Impotency,
Paralysis, and all tho
terrible effects OF Sc 4.
abuse, youthful follite
and excuses IN mature
years-such as Loss Il
Memory, Lassitude, Noe.
turnal Emission Aye,.
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PARIS, March Sth.-I5 is reported that
nine Europeans, journeying from Tunis to
Gafse, were murdered between Tunis and
(nairwSru
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The Sfafe TafS
fsouihcrn planilr - 800

A'N'".''cIh tanttf fur september
Two subjects have delayed the announce
ment OF the Fair for the present year:
lrst. The consolidation. or funding ~
The noSting debt 81 the Society.
Second. The transportation Of visitor.
by means 81 steam-cars on Broad street a.
low a. Eighth street. a convenient centre
which has been interrupted FOR two YEAR
pas, by an injunction prohibiting sucb
car Tor general traffic below the iniersec-
uon Of Belyiderc and Broad streets.
by The energetic Efforts oi presidcn,
NickhSm both q these obstacles have becn
removed, and now the Fair j. announced
loF the 18th q October. and win continue
Three days. We have. in our two lat
ISSUES. said about d much Is we know
hai ~ say on the influence q the state
ar on the agricultural Interests 81 the
STATE. and We dislike 20 repeat. 4 state
fair should be regarded as a grand parental
gathering, whore TIE pe0ple-sons and
daughters Of the Statc-can meet together
annually and enjoy themselyc, for few
days and learn II each other. and then T.
turn 70 their homes with enfr@shensd feel
ings and courage for the prosecution ~
another years work. We shall hope 20 see
a great outpourinE 81 the farmer, thi>
year, hich has blessed ali who have dill
gently and inleli.scn.y cultivated with
bOuutful crops.
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Insanity From Fright.

NV YORK. August 3s.-Maeslc cc'ii's'
twentv-three years old. wa brought up ID
an orDhan asylum in this city, and receiItu
q lair education. She became 2 servant III
,be familv Of Mrs. Benjamin Mayo. New
oil She was remarkably brishi-Inlndea'
r,e ~ and useful. During recent Al
nc Of Mr.. Mayo and her FANNY rom
tbr civ Maggie visited her friend MI
Henry L.. Of 30 Orange street. IL iIs
.1me bou,e lived Mr.. Leopold, Who a-d
.ren. 81 insanity. during which She Wa
Wv violent. Wills Maggie VA, there MI.
4 ccnoid presented herself suddenly 1eior5 /,
her one day, and. e.arins al her, ut'eIe u
anyrv and threatening words. Inc Eu.
led TO another room. 80 rom INA n-'
ant" said Mr.. Lee YESTERDAY N''--''
wa. changed. She became ne,N'-7 "--1
evnresscd fear Of Mr.. Leopold ana i- .
Ueek wa. raving mad. Three i.nes 'A'
leaned Out II a tirsi-story wIndo" = e',Al
from some fancied enemy. got her in.'
:, Nichsers Hospital She Wa So MID u
The hospital that they had to send Ter 70 To-
F..rx county insane asylum. They toi'
me At the asylum Yesterday that lie va
made mad by fright.
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9ithmund 1ispatth.
TUESDAY ......~..AUcUsT %, lisa.
PETERSBURG.

pTATTi OF VENERABLE LAnY-Tlyr az nr.s-
NATIVE crTTzESS-nKsAINS IN ROUTE
FBoTRACTED srET7NGs-THE FoURrii-EEgr-
NENT COMMEMORATIVE.
Correspondence 81 TIE Richmond Dtsna,rAl
AVcrST q. IsSa.
Mrs.. Ann =. Boiling, relict oi the late
Pey;on Boiling. died al an early hour this
morning, in the etghty-sevenih year ~ her
acc. she was born on the 2Sth dav OF
March. 1896. or High street. within very
ShoT1 distance az where her death occur.
red. and with the exception 81 a brie,
,,rriod spent Der entire lie in this CITY
- was the oldest native white citizen Of
Petersburg. She Joined the Tahl->tre,f
PRESBYTERIAN church under the ministry az
the Rev. Benjamin Rice. and nexs n the
lafc Mr.. Mildred Campbell was the oldes;
n the mothers 81 that church. Mr.. BolI-
iur was p woman Of remarkable giffs and
grace q mind. Her mental endowincnts
were Of the highest order. and In the feld
~ nlcrstgrc she was entirely n home.
Her funeral VIII take place tomorrow.
The remains 81 thc l:c Z. c. GRAY.
whose suicide n piSplaant5 on FRIDAY after
noon has i.ctn mentioned ~ the Dtypa'cL.
vtre brought u this ely ves;er day after
mon ~rd forwarded O. Port Jcrvis. y. y.
~ i-.ermcnt by the grave of MS wife.
I'M, va, done IN accordance with lis 1v-
i-c vi>h,s.
Prrfrgctcl meetings have bcvD "a PRO
,--,... ~ some DAYS 81 Antioch and High
IYg, Ba-ust churches. IN sussex county.
Ar the ioraer thir,y person, have made
profession, If f~itb. ana nj the latter some
cirbi ~ tcu.
General FIz Lee. 81 tae First Br'-ade
~ Yir-.aia Volunteer Infantry. viii arrive
-, III. cifr la, a'tirnoor. His visi; here
5. ina connection With the organization aud
lection os officers 81 the Fourth Regiment
- Volunteers. 30 l'c Effected hero to-m9r-
row morning. The regiment VII De COM
vo.ad Of seven companies. General Lee
VIII ., met ID the depot by the Petersburg
G-,vs md CSC red through thc s;rco;- 10
hi, Quarters. Il Jarrati'> Hotel.
During the a,>ence % Captain Turing
IN from his ,lco0 i.>. night ;ae cabin was
entered hy iaG. and property 20 tie
,s.u. o.. about So >,oien. ROM AlAIE.
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nr;ttsh Terms Accepted.

- Aurust 2S.-A dispatch from
. L "o'Nii.,,s,,o,,lg .av. said Paca went -
1'h' ~. sunday evening and iniornvu
hei ~ ~, erin. The British nias>a1 OF
Loiu 49,, turkish Council II Ministers -IA.
liza ma n publish the proclamation ''is'
80 80; Pocha. and 70 accept the Mll,t~i !
:, = lii.',,.a,tiou with England. coAloilu.'. ~
ard DuiIerin's proposals. -. co,s,.nti-
dispatch - the AeT" ron - pscnas
+ W "Mukhtar ana strNel ! ~ - =,
~ ,,re,,aring 70 proceed 10 AieA'..'l :, ,,or.
a. .i - During the last three Gays III. 49, =,
-, ,,,Xe been arrested VINE enEi= H.
1l:.,ing men 90 behalf OF tne h''' -
u.',, parha. ex-Minisler Of AZ / -,
os' h"De been the intermediary enil'Io, -,
-, -; frve.tigation j. proceeding Du' wiz
the utmost secrecy. ,- Co,s,optinoplt
wy nntber dispatch from tohs,''ii''no' :,
.. Report continues 70 H'l'1- y,
/ say -. tbe Russian Ambassador, a.
-. =, Tn@Ii.h policy. IL l. sta,ed tliA. ~, -
ann h II.ss' ..,dl urged his colleagues ma
has - submit 10 the conference ln'
s,IIs Of her Egyptian caiil'A' eI , ~
~, her adhesion TO the lro'o..o'l, Of al
the individual dl>ln'eI sTlI,assv ha
49,. ~ % Power. The British tni.ao thu
sno roceiyed advices from EFHS S... ,srr
.saa s.ssian authorities are ha S :, Kars
,,u Of wheat, 70 be store - - teIe
P' Ths Eurdish chief obeidtillah, :" nit q
in' - III sultan, states thai he q III,
gran 70 IN, rn without any hostile ln's 81
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