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A FOUL ASSASSINATION.

Hon, j, NJ, Clayton, Republican Contestant
for BrecElnridge's seat In Congress, Muir
dsTed While Gathering Evidence for HI.
Contest,
INDIANAPOLIS, ISD,, Jan. S0,-Louis
Altheimer, of Pine Bluff, Ark a wealthy
planter, brought letter Of introduction
to General Harrison to-day. Mr., Al
theimer came to endorse and urge the
recognition OF Gen. Powell Clayton
for place in the Cabinet, A
very sad incident marred his Wis.,
it, for he Is the next door
neighbor and bosom friend OF the Hon,
John NJ, Clayton, who was assassinated
last night ut Plummersville, Ark. The
murdered man was a younger brother
OF Gen. Powell Clayton, John NJ, Clay
ton was educated ior the pulpit, as was
his opponent in the late Congressional
contest, Clifton Il, Breckenridge, the son
OF Vice President John G, Breckenridge,
He had hundreds OF friends among
DeApcrats and his political assassiua.
ton will be condemned by the best
classes OF Democrats. That he was fairly
elected to Congress last fall, Althelmer
says there was not a shadow OF u
doubt, and even prominent Democrats
admitted that he would unSeat Mr..
Breckenridge, Tho district, according
to Altheimer is naturally Republican,
and nothing but gross ballot box frauds
could defeat Clayton. 1t was while OBJ
tanning testimony in proof OF such frauds
at Plummersvllle, he lost his lie.
General Harrison was profoundly af-
iected at the news OF John NJ. CIayton's
murder,
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ALBION, NEu., Jan SO.-James NJ
Williams was shot aud killed by Bonja.
min skillman last night. skillman Is
the youngest brother OF Rebecca Skill.
man, who recently charged Williams
and DR.. Fernland in the Omaha court
with malpractice. AS Williams was pass.
ing the Commercial Hotel, Skilman
who had been in hiding, sprang out
with a pistol in his hGnd and fired
striking Williams in the left hip. A
desperate struggle followed, during
which Skillman fired again, the ball
taking effect at the base OF Williams
brain, killing him instantly. skillman
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 80 .-1homas NJ.
Thompson and James A. Freeman will
leave for indianapolis this evening, to
convey, az special representatives Of
Mayor Filter, an invitation to President
elect llnrrson TO stop In this city for u
couple Of days, while on the trip 10 Now
York, where he Is 10 participate In the
centennial celebration Of tho ihaugura-
ton Of Washington "a the first prcsi.
don't Of Tic United stAles.
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The Frencl, situation.

PARIS, Jan. SO.-The prevailing feeling
in parliamentary circles Is that the Gov.
ernment will have u majority in the
Chamber Of Deputies on the bill for the
restoration OF the Scrutin D'Arrondise-
ment system Of voting, us members be-
longing to the party OF the right prefer
continuance Of tho Floquet ministry
TO an opportunist cabinet NJ. FloquGt
will to-day receive the Bureau OF the
extreme left, who will demand the dis
solution by the Government Of the
League Of Patriots, owing to their action
during the Boulanger.JaCQues campaign.
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the members on each side and who have
legislation they desire to advance, Some
Republicans are getting as tired as Dem.
Gratis, but they stand up for their side OF
the question, BY party vote the House
has decided that business shall 10 on,
but It does not go fast because the Re-
publicans insist that bills, however
lengthy, shall be read through and not
by their title as the Democrats invariably
move in order to save time, This after
noon this conflict brought out u debate
on the general question OF canvassing
the returns. Mr.. Chew (Demncrat), of
Jefferson, chided the Republicans for
wasting time, Mr., Hanen (RepublCan),
ofMarshall, came back and stirred up Mi,
Lively lDemoCrat), OF Lewis, who made
a long speech and soon a half dozen were
talking ut the same time, while points OF
order were being made against any dis
CussiOn OF the question as out OF order,
Mr., Sprigg (DemoCrat), OF Hardy, said il
legislation at this time is unConstitution,
al, the Democrats were willingt to take the
responsibility and Republicans need not
concern themselves about that, HO de-
clared that the Republicans were max
Ing themselves mere obstruCtionists, II
the Republicans are going to wait until
he gave assurance that he would do what
they want, they would have to wait till
doOmsday,
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PEsTn, Jan. SO,-A portion Of tho
population is still greatly inccnsed at
the passage OF tho Army bill in the Diet
yesterday and take every occasion to
show their displeasure. A great crowd
gathered outside the Parliament build
ing today and endeayored to prevent
the deputies from entering the chamber.
a squad OF HussArs was compelled TO
charge upon the crowd in order to
disperse 1t. Several persons were hurt,
including some women and children.
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CnICAao, Jan. 3O.-Georgo L. Phillips,
President Of tho Central Union and
Chicago Telephone Companies, aud
director in half dozen other corpora.
tIons as we'll, died Of typhoid fever at
his residenCe In EdgGwalOr yesterday
afternoon. The case Ii rendered pntliC.
ularly sad by the fact that his second
daughter whom he took 10 school In
New York about January 0, died Of ~.
phUid fever at ~. Lukes Hospital In that
nitV lnsl "Wednesday,
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. 30,-Hon. ],
NJ. Clayton was shot in his room at Mrs
Crayen'shouse, PlummeIsvillc, last stnight,
D. H. Womack, Of Benton, Ark, trav.
cling man who was in the room with
Clayton, says: His friend, Mr.. Alnutt,
and ! were occupying tho same room.
Clayton had been nervous all GyCningand
gps pacing the floor with his hands In bis
pockets. He walked toward the win
dow, over which the blind WIS partially
drawn, and was in the act Of sitting
down when shot was fired through the
window, making very loud report and
putting out the light. We could hear
the blood running from Clayton. |
exclaimed, "The lamp has exploded
and killed him" "No," said Alnutt,
"he has been shot" When light was
brought we found that n load OF buck.
shot had been fired through the window,
taking effect in the right side Of his
neck, breaking It, one bullet passing
clear through. He fell ack in his Chair
and then over on the floor. Womack's
story is straight. There is no clue to
the pUrpetratOr OF the hellish outrage,
but d pistol was found underneath the
window this morning which may proba'
bly, lead to the discovery Of the assassin.
No one advances any theory yet A
great number OF people, principally ne.
groes, are In the little village, but every.
thing is orderly and quiet.
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Mr. OamAen. lLnllrona seheme.

SFet'NF b'F"N ~ OWt HNHIytHcfT'
DRAIToX G. H., W, Va, Jan. SO.-
Private advices received here to-day
from ex-senator Camden confirms the
report in your paper on tho Goth instant
Of the intention TO push the railroad to
this place without delay provided they
get the proper encouragement from our
people, which it is certainly thought
they will get.
Miss Bird, daughter of the Hon. D.
S. Squires, OF Salt Lick Bridge, and j.
II. Dunn, editor OF tic Brarioa Central,
were married to-day at the bride,u resi-.
dencc, Rev, John Morris officiating.
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AI,nrNunt Iinded.

gpmSu VALLEY, lLts., Jan. aO,-T'hO
lockout Of the 1000 miners and company
mon who struck here ten days ago soetnS
10 be AZ an end, the Spring Valley Coal
COMPANY having decided 10 reopen two
Of M mines. The strikers have fully
conceded 10 the company la right Il
hire and discharge as many men as they
see NJ,
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TrnIn pl.rnteher 1.e.Igrls.

Special DElpalch 70 ths IHIelll0tnetT.
PAREERsnuRa, W. Va, Jan. SO.-Train
Dispatcher Mathews, OF the Ohio River
Railroad, has resigned his position to
take n similar position on the Sciota Val.
ley road. Assistant Superintendent G. L.
Williams has charge until the vacancy
can be filled; which will be in n few days.
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WN0HINVTVN VIII INI' -ol IooU'
sIR.-ln reply to your letter OF the
10Th inst, asking what action has been
taken by this Department with reference
to bridging the Little Kanawha river at
PMkersburg, West Virginia, | have to
state that | have this day approved the
recommendation Of the Chief Of En-
gineers that Major d, W. Lockwood,
Corps OF Engineers, be sent to examine
the locality and confer with the bridge
authorities in regard to the construction
OF draw to tho bridge in question.
Very respectfully,
W. Q. ENpIcoTT,
Secretary OF War.
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nnrpor,. IrCn and stopl Works Sold.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 3O.-The New.
port iron and steel works, formerly own
cd by L. l.. Harper, was sold a second
time to-day, under legal proceedings, TO
Q. l.. Helm, representing the sureties for
tho former purchasers, Schriver and
Wagner, for $4,000. 1t was appraised
at $4,000, and year ago sold for
Sl63,OO0. Mr.. SChriver, II Is said, will
bear the burden Of the great shrinkage.
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PROHIBITION IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Tho submIaSlon Resolution Passes thS
Legislature aud does to tile Governor.
HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. 3O.-The reso'
luton providing ior tho submission to
the people Of constitutional amend.
nent, prohibiting tho manufacture and
sale Of all Intoxicating liquor In the
State, passed the Senate to-day bya vote
Of 82 to2, The Democratic Senators dc,
CllnUd 10 vote, Tho resolution passed
the House last week and now goes Y
the Governor. Afesolutlon isnow pend
Ing, providing for q special election on
the proposed amendment on the 18th oI
June next,
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Mr.. Young, RepubIican), Of Upshur
wanted to know II the Democrats had
been asked to do any more than they
have done for tho past twelve years, and
why they would not do now what they
have hitherto done. Mr.. Sprlgg said It
was different Case. Mr.. Moore (Repub-
licanl, OF Harrison Jumped on the Dem.
ocratic side with both feet. He said it
did not lie in the Democrats mouths to
charge obstruction when they went into
court to ObstruCt the proceedings Of the
Legislature. That side has obstructed
all the way through, and now is unwil-
ling to follow the preCedents ofits own
making, Mr.. Sprigg read from the In.
TELLlGENCERs Charleston dispatches
that some Republicans do not endorse
the policy Of delay in the legislation.
Mr.. Moore said he had nothing to do
with that. Mr.. Davies (Republican), OF
Mason, u young man, made highly favor.
able impression by clear cut speech in
support Of the Republican position, The
motion to suspend the rules was lost
sight OF In the wide range OF debate and
the rules were not suspended,
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Special Dispdtch 10 The Mteiliqncr.
PAREEasuuRG, W. Va, Jan, SO,-John
S, Mcdonald, Chairman Of tho Republi-
can Executive Committee Of Kanawha
County, who is charged with having tried
to purchase vote, was released on his
own recognizancO till next Tuesday. He
says that tho scheme is entirely n politi-
cal one and that there were no grounds
whatever for indictment.
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The Little Kanawha Bridge Matter,

PARKERsBuRG, W, Va, Jan, SO.-The
question uppermost in the minds OF two,
thirds Of the people Of this county fol
several weeks has been the Little Kama
wha bridge matter, Judge j, ]. Jack,
son received the following to-day from
TIE Secretary Of War, W, @. Endicott,
which seems to indicate that we may
have draw bridge,
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TnE RIGHTS OE llARRIND WOMEN.


Senator OxlCy's Views on the Scott BIli-A
Needed Revision of the Laws of West Wiz.
GInia.
Special DtpaIch 70 the Tai'iigeaeer.
CnARLEsroN, W. VA Jan. 3O.-Con.
cerning Senator scott's bill relating to
the rights Of married women, Senator
Oxley says to the INTELLdENcER:
~ have not had the opportunity to
read tho bill, as it is before the Judiciary
Committee ind has not been printed.
l have asked tue chairman to have 1t
printed under resolution passed by the
Senate allowing tho committees to have
bills printed and it can, | think, bo
printed at once. had for some limo
prior to the meeting Of the l.egis
lature been at work on n bill, with pro.
visions very similar TO those stated in
the 1STELLIGESCER OF recent date as
being contained in Senator ScOtts bill,
being pretty much such Il law as now
exists in Mississippi. l am positively
opposed to our law Us 1t stands, and be.
llevo in putting married woman whore
she belongs, on IN equal footing with
man, us regards the control OF her prop.
erty and rights. l
"In this day Of intelligence to say that
n married mOman is capable Of transact.
ing no business without the consent Of
the husband Is contrary to everyday OBJ.
servation Of human life. am firm in
the belief TINT the common law relating
to the disabilities OF married wompn
aud its effect on the rights Of property
fthe wife ought to be a6rOgated, and !
think that marriage ought not to be held
to impose uny disability or incapaCity on
u woman, rs to tho ownership, manage
ment or disposition Of her property. ShG
should have tho same right to acquire,
control and dispose Of property Oa
though she was not married,
"To provide for these things
requires many changes in our laws,
which hope Mr.. scott's bill covers; and
l also hope that neither tho committee
nor the Legislature will consider thi
matter MS introduced to bring out mert
opinions, but will consider 1t in thI
proper light Of much needed leglsla
ton" 'rr
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Mr.. Lncns, LCctnre Tour.

oItcIW DI9uVcN 70 NC INldIIDcHccr.
HUNTINGTON, W, Va, Jan, 3O.-lIon.
Daniel B. Lucas, Of CharIestown, will do.
liver his lecture on "Daniel O'Connell''
at tho First NJ. Il. Church next Saturday
evening. Hon. Geo. W. Atkinson, oI
Wheeling, Is also expected to lecture in
this city ut an carly date-probably
about tho 18th Of February.
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TO ADVERTISE THE STATE.

A Dill Providing For n Board OF Immlgrn
tIOn-Approprtn,Ion Recommended.
Special DipGich TO he LnielligeHecr,
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 3O.-Presi
dent Hart, Secretary Butcher and Vice
Presidents Watson and Robinson, o.
the Board of Immigration and Develop
ment, were before the House Immigra.
ton Committee this afternoon ut the re.
quest OF the committee. President IIart
explained the bill Of the Board and the
movement generally, 1t has been sug,
gested that the new Board to be created
should be appointed by tho Board oil
Public Works. President Hart said this
had been thought over by his associates
who thought the people would be better
satisfied with appoinlees of the GOV.
ernor, whether Governor Wilson, Coy.
crnor Fleming or Governor GoH, each Of
whom is Interested in the movement
and neither OF whom would descend to
introducing politics into this purely
business matter. He had SO much con.
ildGnCo in each Of the GubernatOrial
posi- bilities that he would leave the ap.
pointments to them without hesitation.
The committee unanimously agreed to
report the bill favorably, recommending
IN annual appropriation OF $4,000.
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A PREDICTION.
LINELl PRNNEEhlSns

ntSs S,'Oa ,,, OF van'A.'ing the IISlurna Up
a,,,d.",1', "U,I1'e-Mhy nO business Ia Trans.
r,a' c,,. pl'i''' Ii, h,algmc,S
llou,, a,sL'ioS, VI VIVA, Jan. 3O.--tn the
IaS SIIv ,S. 'a' Republicans have bCOn TAX.
the I,,, III, SIound S' that Until the returns Of
a,., ''% w. election Nto canyasScd, no buSI.
WV ''a Oo transacted, This wOatle'
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BERLIN, Jan, SO.-Emperor William
was agitatcd by the news OF the death OF
the Austrian Crown Prince. He drove
to the residence OF Count Scechenvi, the
Austrian ambassador aud remained
there half an hour.
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DUBLIN, Jan. 8O,-Nlr, o'Dricn arrived
at Kingstown this afternoon. The Lord
Mayor mud other parnolltes awaited his
arrival nt tho, Wesland railroad station
In Dublin, but tie police changed tic
route, conveying 0'BTien 10 the Clunme |
prison via tho Klngsbrldgc station.
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DenorlCIur thu Murderer.

FoRT SMITH, ARR, Jan. 3O.-A large
number Of citizens Of this city have sign
ed a announcement Of the assassination
ut Plummcrville last night, of John NJ
Clayton, and subscribed to a popular
purse to be offered as Il reward for the
arrest and conviction Of the assassin.
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SAN FRAScfsco, Jan. 30. The Phelps.
Clunccc recount, in tho Fifth Congrcs.
SlonAl diStrlcs was closed to-day with
tho result Of giving the election 10
Cluhceet Democrat by a majority Of
Miro YOlnA.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, Jan. 3O.-A bill
was presented in the Senate to-day au.
thorizing the Governor to offer 5000
reward lor the arrest Of the murderer or
or murderers Of John NJ. Clayton, and 1t
was made the special order for to.mor.
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THE FEDERAL COURT,
A Wheeling Voter to bO Tried To-day,
Grand Jury,
Spkeinl DLtnnlrh 10 Lha LnLelllnellnsr

7F17''1F E7F9F77TFVW TT VIC INTtWIVVWTFI'
PARKRRsRuRa, Jan, S0,-William H,
Lewis, Of Wheeling, will be tried in the
United States Court tomorrow for vot.
ing illegally, The charge is that he was
not of age. He says his parents told
him he was of age and they ought to
know, Hon, G. W. Atkinson is here to
defend him, He enlisted as soldier
some time ago, Assistant District At.
torney W, Il, Thompson says that the
United States Grand Jury have found
only about one hundred and thirty in.
dlctments and that they will probably
get through this week,
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VIENNA, Jan, SO.--A St. Petersburg
dispatch to the Political Correspondence
says Mr., Morlor, tho British Anbassa-
dor, recently asked leave 10 go to Lon
don 10 explain tho charges made against
him. Ills REQUEST has not been granted,
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IHH COMPLICATION
Between the United States and
Germany Increasing,
LATEST COMMUNICATIONS
From Oar Consul Sent to Congress
by President CIcveland-A Dad
State of Aftalrs = RcaGau's
War Talk In the Senate.

WAsHISaToS, D, c., Jan, SO.-Thc
President to-day sent to Congress ad'
dltional correspondence relative ia
Samoan affairs, accompanied by the fol-
lowing message:
TO Me COuOr~;
had the honor on the 10th inst to
communicate to your honorable body
certain correspondence aud documents
In relation to affairs In the Samoan
islands, md having since received
further dispatches from the Vice Consul
Ut Apia and the commander OF the
United States naval vessel Nipsic in
these waters, | lose no time in lay
ing them before you, | also trans
nit herewith tho full text OF
instructions from Prince yon Bismarck
to the German minister at this capitol,
which was communicated on the after.
noon OF the 98th inst. This appears to
be an amplillcation Of prior teIegraphc
instruction on the same subject, com.
municated through tho same channel,
and which was duly laid before Con-
gress with my last message in relation to
Samoan affairs. | shall hereafter COM
muniCate to Congress all information
before me in relation to tho Samoan
status.
[Signed] GROVER CLEVELAND.
TUE CORRESPONDENCE.
The correspondence gives an ampli.
fed account OF recent events in Samoa,
IN outline OF which has already been
telegraphed and published.
On December 10Th and 10th the consul
says that about l5O sailors came ashore
from German man.Oi.war and bGCom.
ing drunk, maltrGNted the natives badly.
The marshal OF this office, he also
says, was beaten by these drunken fel.
lows. There were only old men, women
Gnd children in town, and it was with
difficulty that he prevented squad Of
armed natives being brought in and at.
lacking the Germans.
December q, the German Consul in.
formed Mr.. BlaCkloCk that German
man'Of-war would go to NIataiage and
wait ore hour for the Mataafa natives
to Cor,e on board and give up their guns.
thls hluShlbSh uIuLChlGu uLu uOtluCu
him that there was American property
in the town. The natives warned the
British and Americans to put a black
band on their arms, US they intended to
retaliato on tho Germans il attacked
again.
January !, Captain Mullan, having
written to the captain OF the German
vessel which seized the American boat
the other day, received n reply to the
effect that there was no flag flying on the
boat. THIS is not true us the bout was
seen from this Office, also by others in
other parts OF town plainly flying the
American flag. This is tho usual way
the Germans adopt for strengthening out
the outrages they commit. The last let
ter Is one from Prince Bismarck to Count
Won Arco Valley, ofwhich- the following
is a translation:
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Special Dipalch 10 Inc miiliOcHetr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. 3O.--Sec
rotary Of State and Mrs, Henry s
Walker entertained the gentlemen oftht
Legislature aud visitors ut their home To-
night. Tho reception was notably bril-
liant and enjoyable. Governor and Mrs.
Wilson entertain next Friday evening
DKLE0ArE SMITH NEEDED,
The Kanawha, & Ohio train came ii
three hours late tonight, bringing Judgt
Fleming. 1t did not bring Delegate
silas Smith, OF Tyler. Word was re-
Ceiyed hero to-day that hp would nrrivt
tonight. II seems that hO missed tn
morning train and took tho next, golnJ
us far us pRrkenburg, whore ho is spend
Ing the night. HO Is now looked for 70
morrow, but liO cannot reach hero II
time 10 DO Of service before Friday.
THE DEBT MATrBR.
Representatives OF tho New Yorl
holders Of Virginia deferred certificate
will tomorrow send TO each house
communication asking tho appointment
OF q Joint committee TO Inquire int
their proposition 10 hand over their Cci
tillcates In a settlement on the basis 0
the West Virginia debt commission 9
1871, Tho committee, II Is provided
shall report At a future session oi IN
Legislature. The House did not ihdel
stand the matter when II passed q rosC
luton that this Legislature would entel
tain, no proposition looking to a settlt
nUnt Of the debt question, Members {
the llousB say that II tue matter COME
tp now In proper form II will bC give
respectful confederation, A desire hT
also been expressed by many Senator
and Delegates 10 hear MDBSrB. Mabe
and JamlBon, holders and representative
Of other holders Of certificates,
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LONDON, Jan. 5O.--rho British ship
Sir Walter Raleigh, from Sydney, MS
W., laden with WOOL went aground yea
terday near Boulognr. l'iyGOi tho crow
WeIO drOMned.
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BRUSSELS, Jan. 30.-The Queen wept
on hearing the news Of the death Of
Crown Prince Rudolf and $, ut n telegram
Of coincidence to her daughter. Tho
court festivities have been postponed,