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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-23

Peter Getto has commenced the improve
ments on his property on the corner Of
Douglas and Market. We understand that
be will add one more story tc the building,
and will put in a handsome front. Several
wOrkmen were engaged unon il Yesterday
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-23

Every alley in the city should be
thoroughly c!eansed. and people should be
prohibited from dumping their fifth In such
places. Many Of the alleys Of Wichita are
disgrace to the people who reside in front
Of them.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-23
Farms For Sale.

The spanish ) cent cigar is the boss al
Central Drug Store, opposite the postoiiice.
SwENTZELL & DoUGLAs.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-23

member Of PInkerton's detective force
was IN the city yesterday, and we are in
formed that he was on the hunt for suita-
bic room in which to establish branch de-
tecii,e office. He says that Wichita has
grown in notoriety so much of late aud is
50 well located, that the Pinkerion man
ayers regard il good point in which to es-
tablish branch quarters.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-23

The following figures will show the re-
ceipts and disbursements at the county
treasurer's Office mp to the hour of closing
business yesterday: Receipts, 500 90.
Disbursements, Sl20.1j.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-23
Money TO Loan at Six Per Ceat.

We have money to loan at per cent iu-
terest on good productive real estate. either
in the city or country. Privileges granted
to pay loan before due, and interest PAYABLE
aun ually or semi anDually, as desired.
J6-d&w-tf BUNNELL 4 Roys
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-23

Smoke la Confesiore Cuban Cigar. For
sale at Swin,zeIl & Douglass drug store.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-23

Mr.. q. Gchring, the cracker factory man,
has purchased two fne lots in Orme Phil.
upon which he will erect a handsome
dwelling.
The lawn social given last evening at the
handsome residence OF Mr.. Guthrie, on the
corner OF Third and Waco streets, was
very largely attended, and proved an occa.
zion OF much enjoyment
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-23

Baldwin Il o>icrgrer are now read Il
photograph alt who call nj their newly fur
nishrd room>. No. - Douglas ave. = "a
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-23

Ask your grocer Tor LOOMS & Aliens
corn. Ii il delicious. s5-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-23

We understand that Smythe & Sons will
soon erect large brick on their lot one
door east Of .. c. Daisy's new brick, on
Douglas avenue.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-23

John Sasburris, who runs a little boo
and shoe repair chop on Douglas avenue,
one door east of Chas. Hunters grocery,
met with a painful accident yesterday morn
ing. He was in the act OF trimming the sole
Of a boot when his keen knife slipped and
struck him on the ileshy part of the left
arm. inficting long. deep cash, from
which the blood freely flowed. A doctor
WAS called aud did up the wound
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-25
G0UGED By GREASERS.
CLEAR CASE OF coNFlsoATloN
How Americans Who Invest In Mexico Arc
Treated by the Natives aud Their
Courts--A Coal Mine Prop
erty is Taken Away.

PIEpRAs NEGRAs NOV, n. - Especial. -
Another is added to the long list Of Mex
lean ouirages perpenpted on American
property holders in this section OF Mex
leo. Eight months ago r. II. Nc
Crackon, n. NJ Monroe, large railroad
contractor and others, perfected title to
MeXicnn land conveyed some time ago
TO the southern Pacific railway and bv
thom held IN undisturbed foe simple.
Ihe lands are situated in the Sabinas
valley, Mexico. The company on OBJ
tanning possession commenced aud car
ried through 4 system of valuable inn
provements, consisting of eleven miles
OF tap railway, connecting with the
Ferro Carril international Mexicano
railway, extending westward from Ea-
gle Pass To Monclosa, Mexico;
mining machinery, houses for
miners, drains, storage build
ings, etc., n gregating in value
over S25O,000. The lands comprise 200
900 acres of coal land, and under Ameri-
can management yielded something
over seventy-tiVe ions of coal per day,
with prospects for an increased output
Some weeks since Milmo, wealthy
banker, entered suit for the lands
'N"9N.'i Nh NV nIluuoNN anu dncleIlI u lo
OF his wife. The suit was rushed
through aud yesterday at Xaragoza the
district Judge, represented by Mexi-
can lawyer, who acted in the absence of
the regular official, rendered iudp.
mont for hlilmo. He waited three DAYS
in expectation OF bride from the South
ern Pacific folks, and none being
| forthcoming, docreed that the Pacific
company should surrender possession,
remove all improvements in three DAYS
time or suffer contscation. The miners
| were ordered to leave in the same length
of time or be removed by force. A force
OF military was at once sent TO the mines
to execute the above orders. The
Southern Pacific company is robbed OF
! property estimated at $4,000, theirs by
right of title twenty times better thar
usually found in Mexico. The pseudC
Judge rendering the decision bears a
very poor reputation among the lega
fraternity and was intoxicated
during the greater part OF
the farcicn trial. This is the
subject OF common comment through
out this portion of the state. Tho
Sabinas coal is ofgood quality ana is i'm
eNhaustible, the vein averaging oyel
eight feet in thickness, with a very
slight downward tendency, Offering OK
ceptional facilities Tor mining. In tn,
short time the Southern Pacific ha,
been working at ii, II has yielded grea
number OF carloads, aud is ustd on all
roads here or near here. one hundred
men were employed. Americans never
expect much from Mexican officials
when they own the property. Tn,
natives may want, but this is the FIRST
instance, in this section at least, Of thei,
being knocked out to the tune of oyer
| N,0OO,OOO.
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FROM FORT WORTH.
FAILURE IN THE AUCTION TRADE.
James flushing Arrested for Murder 9th
cr Rushings UP for Robbery-w.
Morphy Arrested for Swlnd-
ling Crime Notes, Etc.

FORT Worm, Nov. e. Special IL.
Schwartz, auctioueor, is closed by at
tochment in favor of Il. Cohn, OF Dallas,
for Sl,5jO, and -. G. Evans, of this city,
for $l,SI9. The stock was lnventorled
to-day and foOts up $8,07S ~.
James Rushing has been indicted nv
the grand Jury for murder, and was To-.
day arrested. A writ OF haheas corpus
was sued out and bond fixed Mt $3.50.
James Rushing is charged with killing
or aiding William Rushing in killing
galloway at the Santa Fe saloon some
time ago. \ former grand jury failed
10 tudlct him, but found true bill
against his brother.
Charlie II. Bull and Jim Rushing
were arrested today on charge of
robbing man named Handy OF q
check. Both are detective officers and
claim they were employed to recover
the check.
The arrest OF w, j, Morphy, formerly
president of the Texas Investment
company and manager OF tho Gazette,
ON charge of swindling, creates CON
siderable talk. The states case is that
one \. Crane sent iiity-hve head of fine
cattle to the Investment company
nNI
head. They were sold for
this figure and the drafts
for $500 from Evans, OF Sherman, taken
In payment. Morphy, rs president OF
tho Investment company, transferred
the drafts to Morphy ~ Henderson indi.
yidually, making no returns to Crane.
The Investment company failed, hut
Morphy Il Henderson held the money,
hence the charge. IL is said the in est
mcnt company owed Morphy & Hender.
son, and this was the reason the drafts
were made over to them. II is limited
mat other charges are 10 come. MIR
Morphy gave bond and was relens, d,
W. j. Morphy, as director in tho
Rnsedale Street Railway con pnnv
was arrested to-day under an ihdict.
meut found 10y the grand jury, for ob.
Structing the puplic highways. This
grows out of the Rnsedale-Fort Worth
street railway fight. Bond wa,
! promptly gwen hy him.
| o Cooper and Charlie Russell were
arrested To day for robbery said to have
been committed IN the "Cow Boy" sa.
loon. This has been a day OF arrests.
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WACO WIRELINGs.
The Texas y 81. Louis Trains q. X. Agaii
New Orleans Exhibit 90 Local Miscel

The Texas 81. Louis Trains q. II. Again
lany.
WACO, Nov. Special. Trains on
tho Texas a ST. Louis road are running
all right again. The wreck, near Mount
Calm, which delaye cd them, was caused
by a steer who ohslnately refused TO
vscate the track. He ditched the en-
glne, toTder and postal car.
The Waco exhibit for the New Orleans
exposition is being made ready for shin
mont next Thursday. IL comprises an
extensive assortment of articles.
IL is talked to-day that the grand
jury viii find indictments against all
the gamblers concerned In the hoodmm.
ism I'm the pOol-room last week.
The sheriff and deputies are summon
ing special venire of GOO Jurors today
day To try criminal cases In the district
court next week.
IL is reported that well-known
Wacolte viii be an applicant, under
President Cleveland, for the mission To
Paraguay.
The gas committee of the city council
Will probably report next week ia favor
oil accepting the Remington company's
proposition to light the city by olec-
tricity.
Rev. II: j. Crist, for year pastor of
Trinity Nj. Il. church, leaves for Austin
tomorrow, to attend annual conference,
III Is hoped he will I've returned here,
Gen. Ha2en's cold weather has como.
bringing plenty OF ice aud klllingwhite
frost this morning, Weather clear aud
very cold tonight.
Carpenters are at work to-day. erect.
ing large town clock in the court.
house tower.
bales.
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Nayasot. Not...

NAvAsorA, Nov. 9L-lSpocial Hon
Renton Randolph, Judge of this Judicial
district, is in Anderson, but owing ia
changes made by the last legislature,
court was adjourned over TO the snrlny
term. Several visiting attorneys md 4
largo crowd oi citizens assembled today
IN Anderson to attend court, but were
disappointei
Prof, Boyd, NJ. D., OF the faculty I'm tho
ooolored medical college ot Nashville.
lshllesNee' ~ mere and viii lecture ~.
nigh on physiology. I'm the cnior.d
Methodist church. lla viii also sneaL
1h the condition aud pr0Spects of III
race and advocate thpir advnrement In
education and morals. lilo invitps tb,
Whit's' and especially the physicians
10 $50 aud hear him.
Frost this morning. Pleasant vaatbor
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school shoes nj Block Bros.
Block Bros. keep ladies' shoes.
Gold bangle rings, at 81, Becks.
The weather continues cool and clear.
There is n dearth of news now adavs.
=, New Sugarhouso molassos ut Loeb a
Freiberg's.
New auchovies aud sardellns at Loeb
u treiberg's.
New anchovios and sardelles AT I,oeh
Il Freiberg's.
Have your suits made to order at
Douglas Bros.
The dog suit in Justice Kendall's court
still hangs fire.
Fast driving through the streets
should not be tolerated.
DIR. J, II. Gibbs, physician and occu.
list, Office, Coz Elm street.
The finest stock of fancy and stanlc
groceries in Texas. Ed S. Aston,
"Spalding's Glue" mends furniture.
toys, crockery, all ornamental work,
The police have an eve ON the light.
fingered gentry, and they had as well
emigrate.
Hats of all kinds damaged bv woior N,
less than one-iourth their original cost
at Sanger Bros.
DIR. Chiffon has removed his Office to
1uo, soulh size Main street, between
Lamar and Poydras.
A complete line of Burt X Mears cello
.rited mems line Shoes on hand atLeon
kahn's, Cos Elm street.
Tho handsome fitting garments soon
on our streets are made at Douglas Bros.
n" rchant tallors, 103 Main street.
Col. Jim Britton saws TIM, there Ia
more building aud improvements going
AZ Midland than any town west 81
| Dallas. "N'' W
The Indies OF the First Presbvterian
church, corner of Main and Harwood
streets, VIII give n Thauksgv wing din.
ner on Thursday, the 9th instant, at
No. al Main street.
zltev. II. NJ. Tinnon, recently of Nash.
vile, tennessee, but now of Fort Worth
Is holding revival services this week nj
the Cumberland Presbyterian churcn,
All are cordially Invited to attend.
The Terre llaute & indianapolis rail
way, operating the Terro Hante 4
ioghnsport railway, have opened tn,
Logansport division to South Bend, In
regular
You can find n fun line of ,iu.waro
noutsi SHOES, shirts, hose, pants, blank.
OTIS, furniture, notions, stoves. Call ant
SEQ Tor yourself res, 81 the auction anr
Gla Elm. 'i"o
Douglas Bros. keep fMll l,no of dres,
goods for special occasions; also n M.
assert nrnt ct business mltings, over
rotlhl-' CO., Which they make to orde
p e1lr,ytlN uuing garments that are no
loNcelIcd anywhere.
o.. ~, TINS mol depleted our unuarallc,n ~,
Wi'unrv hfgstus. We have thr.
iit ~ fanny Wnrr rs was sold vester
la" sflo Wi', con ,imin until IA
we've. our nrre OF salnspaoplp
Dr. sN hwgtu, counters viii Il, l,,,.l
".mnnvd. Everybody win be prnmn,
'''N''' 81 a n b ius.
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PERSONAL.


). II. Smelser, Texarbana, is at the
Windsor.
Miss Ida NJ. Iearne, OF Hearne, is Mt
the Windsor.
f. Burroughs Woodbury., New York,
is ut the Windsor.
II. II. Woodhouse, Wills Point ia
booked at the Windsor.
w. w. Simonds, of Sar Antonio. is
registered AT the Windsor.
Capt: w. IL. Hale. of Midlothian. dined
at the Windsor yesterday.
G. A. Knight, passenger agent of tho
Nandalla line, is In the city.
j. +. Henderson returned yesterday
from several weeks trip east.
Col. 7, j. Brown, of Sherman, is in the
city, looking after the cotton cases.
Capt. John Bacon, land commissioners
OF the Missouri Pacific, is ut the Wind
sor.
Lee Clark, Parsons, Kansas, and III. ID.
Munich, Athens, Ohio, are chartered M
the Windsor. w w
II. L. Dodd, formerly resident of this
city, now OF Quincy, Illinois, is a guest
OF the Windsor.
Hon. c. b. Kilgore, of Wills Point. is
in the city on legal business, and il q
guest of the Windsor.
Col. Il. DeArmond, of Mckinney. nj.
torney for tho Houston a. Texas Cen.
tral railway, is at the Windsor.
Miss Francis NJ. Marten leaves this
morning for Corsicana, to spend a
fortnight with her friend, Miss Susie
sums VINO has been visiting Mrs. Otto
Marten, of this city.
The Knoxville Chronicle says: "The
many friends of Miss NJ. Louise Bucb
ahAn VIII be glad TO learn that she is
SrStIiei WIN her brother In Dallas,
Texas. Miss Buchanan has few rival.
ON the pinno, and we wish her success
In her new field"
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The Cleveland and ncndrlcks cluh

a large and enthusiastic meeting of
this club was held last night Mt the city
hall. President Lennon called the
house to order and stated in few brief
remarks that the object of the meeting
was to take action AS TO whether or not
the club, in conjunction with tho citi-
zens of Dallas, should hold another rati.
lGatlon over the election of Cleveland
md Hendricks. The subject wns de-.
hated at length by several of tho clubs
moss ardent members. The following
resolution was finally passed:
Resolved, That the Cleveland and
Hendricks club, after due consideration
viii not have further demonstration at
present, but win give ample notice of
any public iollifcation, so that ali nar.
ties desiring TO participate can have
lne To prepare for the same.
resolution was offered to continue
the club under the present name, in
definitely, but it seems that this did moi
prevail.
experimenting was INDUCED in until
late hour when the club adjourned 10
meet at the city hall next Friday night
at 1880 o'clock.
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The Astlry n,It lNnlI..

PNpoN, Nov. q. The six days pc
'ran match, go-aS-, ou-please, began
4 DEL elk today. at the aquarium, for
Ashley belt. The contest continues
'ge hours each day There were twelve
<ers, none OF whom are Americans.
names of the councillors are: Row
. Littlewood, Nandenere, Petlitt,
{er, Wren. Cartwright. Franks,
III. Hunt.
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New YoRK, Nov. 2I,-Henry j. Jew
EFT, in what he considers his last annual
report as president of the Erie railway
company, says: "rhe earnings and ex.
penses for the year for the New York,
Lake Erie q Western railroad proper
excluding those of the New York Pam
sylvania n Ohio road, rs compared with
those for 1883, show decrease i'm gross
earnings Of $2,g70, 595; decrease in Work
ing expenses, 81 ,509,362. and a decrease
in net earnings of 81, i7O,233.
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The Gorge Conference

BcRLIN, Nov. 4.-At a meeting Of the
Congo committee to-day, Anderson. the
English delegate, supported the
views OF Stanley as advanced
by him at the meeting on Saturday
upon the question OF boundaries of tho
Congo basin, but Portuguese experts
opposed it. The committee did not
enter into any debate upOn the
Niger question. The conference
viii probably hold its next
formal session on Thursday, when it
viii consider the committees report.
which will be compiled by Count Ven
derstraten, the Belgian delegate.
LONDON, Nov. A.-Esrl Granville,
secretary Of state for for
slant communication with Sir
Edward Mulet, the English delegate 10
the Congo conference. The situation
Is uuplCa'ant. Sir Edward,
in the conference, opposed
the appointment Of committee Of
inquiry upon England's claim
10 the Niger river and the
nomination OF Baron De Coun.
ell, the French delegate, as presi.
dent of the committee is a m rked eyi
dence Of hostile combination agalns st
The English claims.
PARIS, Nov. q, The Figaro states
that England's decision, not to permit
the Congo conference to establish an
International commission for the regu
laliOn of the Niger, was ntimated
nj the fir session Of the conference. Sin
Edward Malet, the British delegate, de.
clared in explanation of this that
the commerce of the Niger was ex
clusively British, aud the tribe,
in the Niger delta were undel
British protection. England, however
he asserted, would pledge her, elf t.
clear the river, regulate navi alton ant
! throw the river Open To the world
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GALVESTON, Nov. 2L-C4l. John r
Elliott, commi,siouor en- chief n.on
Texas Go the Worlds Exposition. WV,
in the city to-day, having como dirac
rom New orleuns. llniS now ongsprt
enlppnG tNe lrNIi. tNhihu> hv ,hn A..
VII probthy tuOuUi fn thirly IN. .
ear load THE rnnntl.si,n,r a..
eelpi ni lpiiDr. tmu Pm sid.nf N,ah,,
United ~intr- = ulinn Gifland .,
KANSAS, NrOwn ~ Gehrvit. John A.
Niorgm aud phANnnfthprn 4nna,sr. Al
cordially accepting the invite to yisi
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Il Nov. q. -Adyices from Ton
fthat as e reprisal for the attack
the Chinese upon the French
5 Ecker and riomer on the 18th
n on the Claire river.
they were victunling the
1T tn Yen Quen.
Here DeLisie has telegraphed
. Ducheeue was sent to attack a
Black Flags and Chinese regn-
renched in fortified works negr
ce The French forces captured
d1ications, the enemy fleeing.
French lost eight men
n and tWenty.hve wound.
le Chinese have evacuated
8 Kan valley. a later dispatch
oil. DucheSuo next day stormcd
loss three fortified villages and
sd or captured all the enemy's
\ The enemy were in full re-
king refuge in the mountains
,sf
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zinc National nank of China.

N FRANCIS o, Nov. "a. 49, The
|per Toxic, which arrived to-day,
Is news that the national bank
M ms tho Government Bank of
ID, has been established at Pekin,
|capital is half Chinese and half for.
n The hoard OF management is hall
ueSo and half foreigners.
Favy rains hive seriously damaged
|fice crop in the province of Chin
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Thal unIon pnclllc snIl un.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Tho case of
tho Government VS.. the Union Pacific
railroad company, in which the govern
meht claims certain per cent. of thr
net earnings and tho railroad
companv's claims for payment for trans.
portation, came up In tho court
of claims today. Preliminary.
matters were disposed of, and tho tri. |
vii begin regularly tomorrow. If nh
the government claims are allowed they
viii amount to $l,7OO.00O, but against This
total, tue railroad company claims oil.
sets, aggregatng 81 5O0,OOO.
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How China Sizes In France.

1SroN, Noy. 2i.-The Times Shang.
] dispatch says tho Chinese fleet is
Starring to leave for Formosa. 1t is
lbved the French will demand the
sftion of the Tient-Sn treaty, to be
rhitted to occupy Ike Lung and Tam
five years, aud that the Chinese
9og'ze for the Langson affair. The
these Insist that the trouble at Lang
was the fault of the French, and
erly refuse to comply with the terms
posed by the French. They believe
'French will keep Formosa, if they
70 yet possession.
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Cholera.

ms, Nov. 2i.-There were 10 deaths
'aris from cholera y sterday. In the
I've hours which ended at noon to-
there were only 1 deaths. The pub.
ton of bulletinshas been abandoned.
death Of Admiral Fourichon has
n announced.
Ans, Nov. I.-ln the eighteen hours
ing at g p, IA. yesterday there were
ueaths ron chOlcra, all but o OF
|ch occurred ia the hospitals,
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which a large number of people have
been wounded, including several
members of the police force. The
government has appointed new ultra
montane rector to succeed Ga
SEBASTIAN rector, who resigned
llast week. The military precautions that
have been adopted cause the streets TO
resemble y city in state Of seige
The press retaliates with extreme vic
lenee upon the prosecution OF liberal
and Republican papers.
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EnglIsh Leg .IntIon.

oNDoN, Nov. a In the house of
mons Gladstone gave notice
he hoped to intro.
n the red stribution bill mex,
play and move its second roadin,,
Toll wing Thursday The in
H. tax hill passed its third
ping to-day. The inarouis
|alisburv viii call a meeting of ton.
lative leaders, % consider Gladstone
'stribution bill. ''
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77777-77@s
Those Cowboy Pets

CHICAGO, Nov. 81. The western stock
men spent the day at the stock-yards
and dined at the Transit house. To-mor-
row most oil them leave for st. Paul.
A ST. LOUIS MEETING.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2l.-The executive
committee of the National Cattle and
llorse-Growers' association held an.
other session this afternoon. They
adopted q seal, transacted some other
bus mess aud adjourned to meet here
again three months hence.
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French EabrIcntinns.

pKa koNG, Nov. 2L--The reports OF
pen Victories at Formosa are fabrica-
,, and their successes in Tonquin
rated. The French invaders are at
|ndstill. Their operations are con.
\ TO the delta in Tonquin and to he
& harbor in Formosa. The Chinese
assuming the offensive in both Ton
and Formosa. Before the French
resume the aggressive they must
} an additional 1900 soldiers in Ton.
and 10000 ia Formosa. An eNpedi.
to Pekin would be cheaper i'm the
Ter of both men md money.