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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
Two Car Loads of Horses nurned.

TnoMAsyILLr, Ga, Jan. The north
and south-bound freight trains on the Sa-
vannah, Florida Il Western railroad be-
tween Thomasvillo and Albany, collided
yesterday near Mcigs, fifteen miles above
this city. Both trains were running thirty
miles an hour. The engine and several
ears were demolished. Two ear loads Of
horses were burned. All Of the train men
escaped with but slight bruises. The ac-
cidcnt was caused by one OF the trains
running of It's schedule time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
q. a n. nlrec,ar. Mcc,.

NTw IoRK, Jan. "A meeting Of the
directors Of the Louisville Il Nashville was
held yesterday, ut which memorial was
received from London stockholders pro-
posing that the company apply all surplus
earnings 10 construction purposes for the
next three years, aud issue scrip dividends
To the stockholders Ia place Of the cash 10
used. The memorial was referred Ia q
committee Of five, and action will probably
be taken by the directors next Friday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
COLLISIONS.
President Ingalls,, of the c., l., st. l.. 81
q. in Smash-Up.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. Two passenger
trains on the Cincinnati, indianapolis, st,
Louis & Chicago railroad collidcd near
North Bend last night about o'clock.
President ingalls, private ear was com
plctcly demolished, and the president and
his assistant badly bruised but not serious.
ly injured. None OF the passengers We're
injured, The east-bound train was pulling
in on the siding ut North Bend, and had
nearly cleared the main track, when the
fast Chicago express, going west, running
at very high rate of speed, suddenly
dashed round a curve and crashed into the
rear car, tearing II To pieces. Beside Pres
ident Ingalls, and his assistant, there was
but one other occupant of the ear, who es'
capped injury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08

Every effort to get news from there has so
far failed. The steam fire engine sent from
here last night returned this morning, hav-
ing been ordered back before reaching
Louisa Courthouse, the fire having burned
itself out. The loss can not now be stated,
but il is learned that the insurance will in
most cases nearly cover the losses. Nearly
all the buildings burned were of wood.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
Reuben Crawford Dead.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 7.-Reuben Craw-
ford, for many years chief inspector Of the
United States revenue department for
North Carolina, East Tennessee and north
crn Georgia, but more recently In charge
of a more extensive district, with head.
quarters al Cincinnati, died IN this city
today. after brief illness.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
Na,ariau. ME-. C...ld.x Held.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. THE case OF the
notorious Mrs. Cassiday, charged with abb
Quoting Blanche Bonneville for the pur.
poae Of leading life Of shame In a Wis.
consin dive, came up In tho Armory court
this morning, and Mrs. Cassiday was held
in 81, 500 bonds 10 await the result Of the
trial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
nm. crsn i.nnas. snf-I,.

IYASSis, Mass, Jan. The United
States steamer vcrbcna, Capt Gibbs,
landed at llyannis, last night, Capt.
Thornton and twcnly-six men, comprising
The crew Of the steamer New Castle City,
from New Castle, England. for New York,
tina, struck December %, near Nantucket
South Shoal lighuhip.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
A rlnr aln.IInn,e nnrnr,l.

PiNE Burr, Ark, Jan. ~. X. Han.
ley, last night, In Lincoln county. lost u
$1,000 Clubhouse, ten bales Of cotton, aud
u large quantity Of cotton seed, by fire. lie
had trouble with a negro, who IL supposed
10 hnNn DOM the work
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
AnmIL.rnn 90 Drnih.

OswE0o, n. ", Jan. Jack Donovan,
twenty-five years old, lcapcd irom Utica
street bridge into Oswcgo river, seventy
five feet. this afternoon aud was immc.
diaicly carried under the lee aud drowned.
II IL thought hc WIS insane. The body
was carried out into the lake.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
TN. A,,s.r. s,ard, News.

To the lliinf OF the ApiEal
LET me- congratulate you upon thesturdy
and successful blows struck by Tnr Ar
rEAL in behalf Of good, honest govern
mcnl during the present week, and your
motive 10 make the vote unanimous
Is good aud shows no disposition 10 stick
your spun into the PROSTATE rooster
Memphis Tenn, January :. A.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08

CmoAoo, ILL.,, Jan. THE celebrated
divorce case Of Ida NJ. Bowman against
Frank ]. Bowman, the well.known attorney
Of Eas, 81. Louis, will DO called pp next
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
JACKSON, TENN, CITY ELECTION.

j. II. Hirsch Reelected Mayor-A Good
Board of Aldermen Secured.
Special Dispatch to the Appeal.
JACKSON, Tenn, Jan. THE municipal
election in this city today passed Off with
out the least disturbance. The Hon. J. H.
Ilirsch, the present mayor, was reelected
by 2S5 majority over his competitor Mr.
Frank Campbell. An excellent board Of
aldermen was elected, which is an assur-
ance to the citizens Of Jackson Of wise
and good government during the ensuing
wear
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
Memphis, Tenn, January 8, 1855.

Oscar Wilde strikes proper cord whom
he remarks In his Journal ''the fashionable
waist Is not only Ear too small, but Is worn
lar too low down."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
The Louisa Cour,.Isouss Yire.

Richmond, Va, Jan. mo details Of
the fire at Louisa Courthouse have been
received up 10 this hour, 2 o'clock pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-08
COMMITTEE on rERRIToRIEs.
GRANTED ADMISSION.

Surgeon General Hamilton has issued n
circular authorizing the admission TO the
marine hospital free OF charge Of seamen
employed by the Mississippi river commits
sion. This Is in accordance with an opinion
by the solicitor OF the treasury that these
men are entitled TO the benefits OF the ma
rinc hospital service.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-23

Mamma, SAID beautiful X street
maiden in teNder tones one morning at
breakfast, Henry is coming around
tomorrow night,
"Well, what Of that ?" said mamma,
with lIl.concealed disappointment
Hes been coming every Sunday night
Tor two years
Very true, mamma; but neither Of
them was leap year, and a cold, hard,
determined look spread over her love
~ features an inch and half timex.
Where Is the island Of Cuba situat,
cd ? asked an Austin school teacher of
small, rather forloln looking boy.
Il dunno, sir
Don't You know where sugar comes
from
Yes, sir, We borrows it from the next
door ncighbor.
A Linguistic, here a piece IN the
paper about parasites. What is para
sites, pa:
PARASITES, my boy Why, plrasi-
ties are the people who live i'll Paris.
Think you ought to know that, and you
ju the Third READER
Chicago Reporter--You dor t deny
that You eloped with Mr.. Flash, Mrs.
Society ?
Mrs. Flash-No, sir | do not.
WAS your husband cruel to you p
No
'Dldn t he lavish his wealth on you
Yes.
Did you love this man Flash
No
Then why did YOU elope:'
l wanted to see my name in the so.
ciety co'ums Of the papers.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-23
III VI WORN VI -.

A single rose is he la est table ta''r
at swell dinners.
Peaches were intro Iuced into f Ig-
Lard from persia IN 1862
Germany has 500 0 electric arc lamps
in use.
Ia 1872 the first east iron pillow nat
EMS was issued TO Ne Nboll, Of New )er
sew.
One hund.rl thous and people on an
average cross the biz BIO oklyn bridge
every day.
The oldest tombstone in The German
empire is one at Worms, which bears
the date A. D. 900.
OF all the qualrels the most sense
less, the most bootless, the most worry
ing is quarrel with Your circumstan-
yes.
California has sent East seven solid
train loads of rai~ins, each train con-
posed Of twenty cars, thus far this sea-
son
1t is a.ingular fact that the recent
cold snap in Georgia fl,z up tie ! G
fact ry at Griffin and d privrd the town
Of ice.
There are nine British missionary so
rleties now laboring in Atr.ca with an
aggregate ,nnu; expenditure of 50 90
600.
Keokuk has glass eater He is a
small b Y, and on IA wager ate half a
lamp chimney, and it didn't disagree
with him.
The p 'ttery works >teubenvlIlc, O
have just sold $4,000 of its ware to Il
Chicago tea house, to be used Dis rrelnl,
ums.
Dorwins blogr ply has hal a great
sale. The entire edition Of 10 900 h; s
been sold, aad there is great demand
for the work.
A lady in SAlile county. Missouri,
came within sixteen votes Of 'atlng
the most popular m,n III county for the
office Of Register Of Deeds.
A new town mined Paris h,s ust
laid ont in Montana. The first thing
we know some cnterprising clt Zen Will
start paper and c,I it The Paris
Green.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-23
$. N. B/RZZ y
BROKER
REAL. ESTATE,
FIRE INSURANCE.,
LOAN & COLLECTION
AGENCY

Src, and prompt attention to the c"llcc
ton ofaI claims. Notes, Bills and Judg.
mcnts bou!h'.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-23
REAL E.cT.i TIE

REAL ESTATE
bought and sold on Commiss ON. The best
and m y, RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANIES represented in the Stat" tor
either farm or town properties. All business
strictly confidential.
Onirc. Front Room in VI c. tramcrs
Rrsih nee. opposite john Root store
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-23

Where Is the island Of Cuba situat,
ed ? asked an Austin school teacher of
small, rather forloln looking boy.
IL dunno. sir.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-23
A CARD.
Or HIRAM RIIURMAN,

phvs clan and surgeon, takes pleasure IN an
nOnncing to the tzcns of McchancStown
and vicinity tina, he has located here III the
practice Of medicine. For the present he
may he found at his Residence, opposite the
Lutheran church.
He would fur her add that he has come to
stan and hopes by strict mt upTgM deport-
meut to merit the confidence and support Of
discerning publ c.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-23
a "a 1tD.


DIR. J. J HENSEIAW,
Offers his Professional
Services to the citizens of Mechanicstown
and vicinity in the practice of medicine and
surgery Having an experience OF - wears.
II, silence one dor W, st of Clarion office,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-23
The Art TOn$Orial
MIR, AMOS LUCAS,

cot Long Branch,)
Having arrived mt the conclusion that the
columns of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent as follows
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM,
POONlNG AND DYElNG
In the latest style of the art tonsorial.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto of this cnterprising artist, and
hv strict attention to business cant help
but please all Will be in his shop at all
times.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-02-23

Don't You know where sugar comes
from
Yes, SIT, we borrows it from the next
A.qor ncighbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21

terms of the treaty are officially made pubic. Mr.
Frye will certainly be guided by their wishes 10
the matter, irrespective Of his own opinion. sui
he has always been In accord with their views ahu
there Is reason to believe that he Is not SO now
On the Democratic side IL is probable that that
great fisherman from Missouri, Mr. Vest Will ap-
pear the champion and defender OF the treaty.
Mr. Morgan. Of Alabama, has not been OF late on
intimate terms ith Mr. Bayard else that task
would undoubtedly have been nfrusted to blm
By his colleagues he is considered as great dpo-
mat 1t il needless to say that the Democratic side
OF the chamber, taking the cue from Mr. Bayaid,
was Today strongly In favor OF making the treaty
public
is quite a leng hy document II reviews histori-
c8ly the fisheries troubles argues in a feeble way
In favor OF tine different provision OF the treaty.
aud ends by an appeal 10 the Senate TO make the
agreement public as promptly as possible Ihis
coming from a President who refused to furnlsh
the Senate with official papers on record IN the
White House, and III the DEPARTMENTS regarding
removals and who permitted with selfish indlter-
euce the statement to 20 out 10 the country tnat
the British Extradlton Treaty had been
amended by the Senate so as TO include hiQhly
Objectionable dynamite" feature not included IN
the original draft approved by him. while II was
In MS power by promDt publication OF that treaty
to contradict aud correct that statement-sucn O
demand on his part 49, to say the ieast, re1resn-
ingly Ingenious though quite in accord WITH the
record Of insincerity he h.s made IN the Whlte
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
CREDIT OF THE GOVERNMENT At STAKE
III rrEIIN; OVER MR.. vrLAs's PROMISE TO THE

I'LL FTFLINi OVER Mr.. v1LAs's PROMISE TO The
AUSTRALIAN COLONITs.
san FRANCISCO, Feb 90 (Specan.Thc hill introduced
by Mr. FELTON, in the House to-day, providing for tho
payment of 100000 10 the Oceanic steamship Company
for carrying American mails for three years to Aus
tralia is an attempt to maintain the credit OF The
Government which gave promise to the Coiohes 10
pay this sum- The last mail contract entered into by
the Colonies for carrying the malls was IN November
1895 with the Oceanic steamship Company for three
years At that time Postmaster-Gener1 Villas agreed
to contribute $4,000 yearly to the service, IN addition
to 600 600 postage. which he was then paying he
Pacific Mail for carrying American mails. This prom
lse has not been kept and consequently when the con
tract was out the Oceanic Steamship Company VII
be owed $50 900 by this .''vernmet. unless me
Cleveland Administration rcpudstcs the written prom
ise made by the head Of the Post Oiice Department.
The Injustice of such treatment Of the Austi al an
Colonies IS manifest. when IS known that FOR en-
teen years they havc maintained mail service with
Great Britain through the United states that they
have chartered American steamers for carrying thls
mail and paid SG0,OO0 yearly 10 American railroads
for its transportation across the Continent In add
tion, the Australians buy every year S1O.OOOOOO
worth Of onr goods. Le aiding men here IN the Aus
tralian trade feel kecny the bad faith OF he Admin
stration In the postal matter and say II Congress up
holds the breach OF contract It will seriously inJure
trads with the Colonies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
TRYING TO KILL TEMPERANCE MEN
ARSENIC AND DYNAMITE USED N FAST GREEN
WICU II. l.

ARSENIC AND DYNAMITE USED IN FAST GREEN
wICH. r. l.
PROVIDENCE Feb 20.-For a long time war has been
wayed against lQuor sellers at East Greenwich, Il. L.,
by the Law aud Order League, the head OF which was
the Rev O. W. st H. of tn Baptist Church MeSsrs.
ST Ii and Allen acting cOnstabc,, have made several
seizu Of liquor lately and have been threatened with
VII lence. On Saturday night Mr. Allen found large
quantity Of arsenic in his well but IN time TO prevent
serious suits, and on sunday dynamite cartridge was
explod on the step. of Mr. Sills house; but, owing
to the ignorance OF those who placed It there, ltlo
damage was done. At the evening service conducted
by Mr.. Still al the Baptist Church samples of the ar
senic were exhibited by the PASTOR who spoke In the
strongest terms delouncng the Outragcs placing them
In the category of Anarchist methods Mr.. Stll
ated surprise the close OF his remarks when he
ed hi signatiOn pastor OF the church, and
stated that II must be accepted, as lie proposed to
enter the lecture field and devote his whole energies
" the advancement Of temperance.
In The evening the Rev. Nj. BlakeSlee delivered a
sermon al tie Methodist church, He .howed dish
were no Hons den- in town. but enas skulked about
the streets and desperate those who
swarned around the Me1J Persian throne. He called
upon al good pc pie to unite In putting down this
outlawry, aud announced meeting In the interest OF
law and order to Q held a. the academy Oh Tuesday
evening Ev ~ citizen in crested In the preservation
of good order and enforcement OF the law was IN
vii ed Auut her seizure of liquor was MADE by Messrs
Sill and Allen al the railway station to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
MRS. L4YGTRY SERIOUSLY I'LL.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2O.-The report that Mrs. Languy Is
seriously III verified this evening Dr j. A. Irving,
who on from New York attend the actress said
tonight: received two three kilograms from Mrs
Langtry on Saturday urging o come and attend her
On Sunday morning started and at 10 this morning
arrived here and at once to Mrs Langtry's car
She Is troubled with cardiac Affection neuralgia OF the
heart she has had attacks Of 1t before. While MIRA
Lsngtry is not delicate the life she has been
living has upon her Her part In As In Looking
Glass. In which she appeared last week. very e1
hsustng advised her not to appear night but she
insisted that sbo was strong enough and O'Clock tue
carre brought to the steps As Mrs. Langtry
was preparing TO leave the she tainted Fer maid
assisted bed just outside the car at the
time. Mrs Langtrv reganed consciousness In minute
two but she is weak and ought to exert herself
for q day two"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
HAS CANADA GOT THE BEST OF IT

SIR CHARLES TCPPERS ONLY FEAH 10 i""' '"''
SENATE WILL NOT SANCTION THE AGREfMtNi.
orr.w. Feb 90 (speclall-Thc report OF Sir Charles
Turner on the fisheries agreement signed at Washhs-
ton, was presented tho Council OF Ministers TO-DAY
1t is semi-oflcIay given out, that Mr. Bayard maze
greater concessions TO Canada than the reports pI
,,sIr .mthorlzcd would lead tho public to expect.
Sir Charles Tupper declares that the terms se'uicu m
Canada are so good that the only fear Is that theS VII"
not be- sanctioned by the Senate.
Peter Mitchell, formerly Dominion Minister u
Fisheries will lead the attack in Parliament on 'lo
treaty The main ground will DO the right gwen
American fishermen TO purchase supplies, nhioan car
goes and engage men In Canadian por,s. Au ~, ln
p,,cd communication tonight however declares thai
on tbis point the agreement has been msquoted ana
that the clauses are simply more liberal ana cOPle,o
a,ion OF the treaty OF 1918, and that anada
in return has secured Interpret zion as To me eA
cusion OF is ishermen Ousdc the smaller bays ana more
valuable fishery grounds, and a recognition OF mo
right, claimed by her and refused by the Initeu Stars
iu Alaskan waters, these altogether more thah com
pensatlug for the more liberal Interpretation OF ths
clauses OF 1918 to the right to purchase suppHes %u
he heal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
c,.rs SpsrCKELs COMING EASE

San FRANCISCO Feb oO.-Thc rumor that tho Call
fornla Sugar Refinery would probably build rennere'
ln tho East revived here to-day Claus spreoAeis
head OF the California Company, In an interview Win
tho Associated Press representative said;
aYes, there Is something In the rumor am In
formed and believe that the eastern sugar trust
s at the back OF the American Refining Company here
though at first inclined TO doubt the statement
10 that effect shall leave next week for Now-iork
and IL is probable two moro rennerios Will DO
opened at Baltimore and other eastern points The
California Refinery has received offers OF all tho assist
Ance that may DO needed from parties In New York
who are opposed to the sugar trust They have COM
ated with me, but cannot give you their names
nor any idea OF our plans present these Will be
dsiarua mad uon marc fully altar reach New-YsSk'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
BLIGHTED BY FREE TRADE.
THE RUIN OF TIE BRITISH FARMER,
STARTLING STATEMENTS CONCERNING TIE CoNpi-
TON OF AGRICULTURE IN ENGLAND

STARTLING STATEMENTS CONCERNING lhh '''
TON or AGRICULTURE IN ENGLAND
LONDON. Feb. 2O-Mr Henry Chaplin, VINO
6us in the House of Commons the role OF the
farmers friend" resumed the debate on the au
dress in reply to the Queens speech TODAY. nc
commented on the prolonged depression IN aer'-
culture, and said that the subject was oi greater
Importance than the Irish question, forming per
haps the greatest problem of the time. III was
n question which the Government must ineVl'aois
deal with at no distant day. The loss by dchcieho
agriculture was estimated for the year CO. sos0 aV
SPA OOO O00 it, could not be less imam wc
O0O. O0O-an amount equal to reduction Vi oi'
fourth in the export trade Of the country or,
MANY thousands Of acres OF land nave gohc w. w.
NJ cuItivation and there has been concurrent
decrease in cattle and sheep Ahotner eheS cS ,bo
the depression was TO increase the massro - that
unemployed Reliable estimates showvu h wnoroIrsis
700 600 persons were idle owing to the payoI pary ~,
OF agriculture. while those who were empioao p,os
were forced to work at greatly reduced "ast;stt ;t
What could the Government do he asked 70 !. ass,S @
to a better state of affairs? lie presumed ~ M'
not nv a return to protection Cries OF near,
" hear n was not for him 10 Indicate remeul.s,
His object was TO ascertain from the % .hon
what the farmers had light to expect ron ON Tom
ord John Manners vice president ol Ihe Non
uittee of Council on Agriculture, admltted ,e 60 ~
rible condition Of agriculture. but sait tne Uo
crnment had specific against lIS io urp s,1nn.
He hoped the improvement OF genera. id Load to
toms of which were now apparent, Wonlu ., u ruino 10
on imnrovcment in the condition OF the Iarm.uH
inerests Too little attention had % hcen I'LL m,rn
erto given officially to agrcuia%re % tho two Houses
to give their assent to bill creating Dcpar'ineno
of Agriculture. lCheerSl ,hor WIN
Ronert Cunningham Graham. the memocr wno
was imprisoned for taking part IN te ,rh vas
SQUARE disturbances some months ago ana wno VI" .t
released on Saturday, was warmly recfHe" Wy dor o,
Parnelltes when he appeared in the House 'o-u'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
TIE PRINCES SLEEP DISTURBED.
BISMARCK ABrUr TO HOLD CoNfERENCh WI"
THE EMPEROR AND PPINCE WILLIAM

THE EMPEROR AND f''N'h A.,
San Reno, Feb. o0.-A bulletin staes tha' ~,
German Crown Princes sleep last night was ulS'u'D,
by violent fits of coughing. lie Is "i'hou' i'i
Tho general condition OF the Prince Is fairly goou.
Nid,icbt The Crown Prince has passed the bes'
dav he has had since the operation Tho cough
ana exprtoraton have abated and the patient IS IN
good spirits The Prince Of Wales was met oy .no
Grand Duke of Hcsse, Prince Henry and Princess
Ircnc He Immediately visited the Crown pr'hco
and dlned with him. The Prince OF wales Will IT,
main here until Wednesday.
The meeting to-day between the 'ro"n i',n,. sao,
,,s .st.r tho duchess OF Raden extremely Affect
,ng The Prince, being unable to speak, resofteu 10
pathetic signs, and the Duchess broke down IN
food OF tears.
Berlin Feb 2O.-It IS moflcially stated that
owing 20 further unsatisfactory news from San RenO'
Prince Bismarck is about to hold conference Win
the Emperor and Prince William