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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

VIfNNA Feb % --rhr of ial papers in
Servia accuse ferdignnd ot Bulgaria aud
VI. SAmbulon his prime munster. of in.
venting the faHuza plot. IN order To create
anupsthy 10 Ku~sua
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
Cost OF Nsvsssa Trials

BALriNoKE MI, Feb 23 An account
ing OF the cApyn'es Of the uisls of the NJ
'ss-a rioters has not ,et been completed
Enough, however, is known 30 shuw Ihs
the expenses may reach Sis geo A pc
itiun Is about 20 he circulated tor sig nature
asking that The death sentence OF the thtc,
mrn fo~ ia J al be cummuIed 10 life ia
lTisoumeut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
five Boz les Identified - Authentic
News Difficult to Get.

PREscorr. A T., Feb. 20 No definite
news r.. crive1 here of the loss of life or
damage caused by the break yesterday OF
Walnut Grove dam The mage vii
reach into millions and the loss Of life VIII
without doubt be great, as there were many
families living near the stream in the mar
row canyons The courier who brought
the telegram for The owners of Walnut
Grove dam. notifying them of the loss.
could give but few particulars further than
To report number missing. Five bodies
had been recovered and identified when he
left.
The distance to the storage dam from
Prescott by the shortest trail is 40 miles
the service dam. where the employees were
located. is 5 miles further down stream
Yesterdays courier came from the lower
dam, as the road does not come by the
upper dam, which was only surmised had
gwen away on account of the immense
quantity of water, a more hopeful feeling
exists this evening on account that no news
bad been received direct that the upper
lam ha! given away. If the upper dam
has given away, it Is nov hoped the reser
voir Is still intact, the flood being caused
by opening tho gates to relieve il from she
III IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
Death Of an Aged Readfield Citizen
rspeeial to the Kennebec Journal

Especial TO the henneoec Journal
RrAprrELp, February 23--Mr. Dsvid
Clifford Williams. the Oldest resident
Of this town, died Saturday at his
home where he has lived for 50 years Three
daughters and one son surviVe nm ne
son, Mr. Emmons Williams. lives on tne
old farm. one daughter. Mrs Ladd- hEes
near by. and ore in Manchester, SIS also
one in Boston, Mass Mt Wiliism' va
81 yesrs of age and died of pneumonia
superinduced by Ia grippe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
Gets $1,000 toI B ing Clubbed by
an Officer

lSnIANAFoLIs Feb. % Henry Wal
drea OF lioapa. las ~eutto Park theatr,
aud got into dispute With the sgeut At tbs
uekvt office over charge. The agent call
81 upon special officer 10 arrest hun
W aldrou fied suit tor $40 600 against
Dickson & Talbot. owaers Of the theatre.
ard yesterday th~ Trial wss concluded the
plalnNh being awarded 81 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
Killed by a Fa'iiug Tree

BrppEroxp. Feb. 22.-while choPping
In the wood. in South Bdiefl lri this at,er
noon. Solomon X Patferson. 40 years Of
are vas struck by falling tree ard his
.kull crushed. He died Of internal hemor-
rhags before . physician arrived. He
leaves four sons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
Changes In M aine Postal Routes.

The following postal changes in Maine
are announced
X ute ASP Chcopee to West Gorbam :;
leave Chieopee daily except Sundays anS
VI lrday at 80 7. NJ and on Mondays a.
. so 4 VI arrive at West G1rham in one
hour leave West Gorham daily except
sun lays. at : 30 + NJ or on arrival OF
mail, arrive at Chieopee in one hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

n lisbon. Feb ll Hrs /. / Warren Of Dur
ban, ~ 4 a5oul - year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

Women who suffer from nervous and
physical debility tind prea, help in the rs,
If A'er's Sarsapsrilla. 1t produces thc
rapid effect of a s'imulant, without reaction
the result being permanent increase OF
strength and vigor, both of n ind and body
fet24eod&urolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

EAsrroEr Feb 23 Carroll X hoe, an
eccentric uia1 = h2 has lived as hermit in
hnt about eight miles from Essp1rt
during the past forty year, was foun
frczsn 10 death IN his hot, saturday morn
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

NEW LoNpoS, Conn, Fob % Mani,
Dray, 10 wears oii Will walsing the
track OF the New York Provi lencr & Bos
ton railroad iasr evepins. was run over h,
the Shore Line { \ n--e from Boston an,
tteily injured lady with he, escaped
injury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

SAN FWtNcI~co, COT. Feb. % ~Chira
"vic"s sta that the Cautler u'tispponR
'hrnnicl"s The aS*tss naii1u of thrre Eu-
p,au'--N - Argrnve, w,fr AID son.
hcir bodies were round 10 horse that
hry had been occupying Me-,r. Bogue
thd '0s'a whose sbiae 3on was previuu ly
announced are suIl 'ieJuu,d bl bardits IN
he uouniain fastress.s. In" Nandit, de-
mand heavy ransVms. aud negotiations are
10 progress to that end
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
w,.b,ps,oo's Huthday at Thomsason.

TuoxA.roS. Feb. % The high school
,h,sx . limited States asS to the breeze
ye.terday. pres bs the sons of veter-
an, Principal Smith~ick made speech
he fore the unfurl ng of the f'E. amts he
cheers Of pupils. ring ng Of bells sud nrins
of guns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
Peiished in the ST. I'm.

ST. JoHS y b. Feb % In the terri
BILE storm Of THURSDAY ~omaI aged 60.
canned Wilcox started 10 drive 10 mile
ut TO her farm Yesterday Afternoon h.r
body wss fond shere she had perished in
a snow drift.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
How Provide nee Celebrated.

PROyipENcE. Feb % The only cele
htation ct Nasht7gtou's bU htay here wa
the lay of the GUYS colors, the ringtn,
"i hsiis at noon, ald the parade OF tn,
First l. ght Infantry Regiment. Ia th,
eveolrg the thrd annual Washington bar
qntt OF the Young Mems Democratic Ciut
NAs hpIl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
Eagle Flsnne' Mills Burned.

NEWPORT. Y n, Feb. 23.-rhe Ssmuel
II Eds mill. known as the Eagle flannel
Mills. were burned at about O'Clock thi.
morning. the fire originating in the ba lei
room The loss ls estimated at tl2. 600
insurance, 1900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

/ II .-ay. gradually restores color; elegant
tonic dressing 59e. s 20, Druggists. or
81 % sxs prepaid by Expres. for 81 90 e.
$. Wells, Jersey City.
nov23ch6ly folrm&wem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

wrLlFLEEr Feb % Ice the and
four ,nch-s thick vas harvested tay by
nsh weir companies. Pond ic. cabe cut
| Monday if weather continues fAvorsie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
A TERRIBLE FLOOD
Caused by The Bursting Of a
Dam:
Great Loss Of Life and Immense Loss
TO Property Reported.
The Cause Said to be careiessness OF
Cons Iuctorn

PREscorr. Arizona, Feb 23.-The dam
~h ca burst yesterday Aad caused 80 great
= loss of lite, vas considered perfectly
safe and numerous houses we're erected BY
miners al various places in the course OF
the stream. These we're uphfte3 and tioag
ed do~n stream until dashed TO piece,
The first intimat on of the disaster "a.
sound resem biing thunder, al the sans
instant perpendicular wall Of water fully
hfIs feet high came rashing down the mar
ro~ vslisy sksa-aInsst incredible speed.
For unaeiy there were comparatively
few people hSing near the bottom of the
bills. lie, AID OF these a large numbei
sarued D, the awful sonud. escaped t.
higher ground. The valley ~idens above
winehenburx and much of the town lies
near The lo~ lands, close TO the stream, sna
ii Is almost certain that th- body of water
which rushed out of the reservoir carried
away many houses At that place II /. be
ieved here that fully as many people were
drowned III. re as immediatel, b. low the
dam. The ruin, d dam is cut from the top
almost 10 the bottom as though a stc'iot
we're dragged out. The water sb We is
only few feet deep. Heavy rain. have
fallen Tor several days. Friday night il
sas apparent that the water in the lake vas
approaching tie danger Ii e. Rain con
unued throughout the night and early Sat
ur'isy morning the water rose to the top OF
be dam and cut smail passage near The
center. which ra pidly wiiened aud deepen.d
as the wafer poured over it, uatii in less
than twenty minutes the little stream be
c. me roaring cataract The storage com
pany is blamed Tor not having provided
sutficient outlet for the water IN time OF
danger. he only way of letting of the
v ater was ihrough fiume, and this afford
ed no spprecisoie relief.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
8 SPATE NE " 8.


KapiefoH.
The sbingle mill will resume operation.
this week The free high school ~ Cast p
Hill i. ruAnirg under the instruction of
Miss Carrie C.eaves Of Pre.qlr I-Ie Her
pppi. are speakins loud IN her praise.
Hestfeid
The Peavy mill has been .hu: down for
few days.
Vars HiH
Mr.. 6 <. Blanchard has started up his
mill oy steam p0uer.
SProgger'Hs
The school in So P-esg1e Is'e in the
Spraguevilie district cios~i last seek, after
a very succes.fnl term Of ten weeks, taught
by Mis- Fsrn.wcrth of Caribou
fort F1irfeid.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Hilton left here Mon
lay afternoon for Wa. ozton, D C..
where they will make their homa. All joir
ia best wishes.
Easton.
This prosperous tosn Is TO be congratu
lated. With the exception Of the amount
voted to all the Northern Maine railroad
IL IS entireig lree from JeOt-
kENsEBEC.
Sidney.
The officers of Pleasant Hill Lodge, G
T., the coming qnsrfsr are ss follows A
Stevens. G T.; Lacine Jones, P G. T
Annette W0odcack. v r.; SUSIE LJngley
Chap; Geo Msnter. See susie S.~tsil..
As.t Sec. r ". LongIey, F. SEC Adj.
Longly. Treas. Carr III Youag, VI Arhnr
Barton. ID. NJ; A bloI Gooiaue. Sen
Merton ia .k-on. q.
North Tassai5oro.
Mrs. Croxril. wife of Deacon WeIiinx
ton Crossii Of North yasssibor3 met xith
a serious accident last Friday. She va.
descending ihe oufside stairs OF her dxetl
/ ing with her hands fall Of v.riou. srtit-s.
slipped and fell 30 he ground b.ily brai.
ing and shsk ng her ap n bones rere
( broker. = william Yates ha. Closed np b..
livery stable business ia II. g.. Abbot,
stable. He sails for Africa next veek.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24

A Pauper No Louger with $4,000
Down. y H. Frb. % Will Cowen
an inmate of the county farm here, has
fallen heir TO an estate of about $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-24
ONE ENIOYS

A~JNS \ -
Both the method and results wha,,
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is plcasas
and refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually. dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIC syrup co.
.. saw FRANCISCO. ca.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL sEavfcB
WssthtT Indications .oz sLs sysst a.
0oura

HAk DypAkrNzHF.
ofice Of the Chief Sig-sl 0-seer
"AsaissroE. Feb ~ IA NJ
For Mains, New Hampshire and Yer
mont southeriy winds light rain and snow
In the northern portions, warner in the
southern portions. and stationary tsmyera-
ture in the northern portions.
Setsoroiogieal Rero-t.
heb q ir'a 10 +. NJ.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-28
GRIMM AL.

c. A. SearIes and w. c. Paine has been
arrested at Missoula, Mont. for robbing
the Northern PacifcexpresS Office at Brain
rd, Mimi, of SIS, 900 about a year ago.
NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario. - Mrs.
BurrhcIl was taken before Il police
magistrate, but as neither Detective
Murray or Crown Attorney RAYMOND had
any evidence against Mrs BurcheIl the
magistrate discharged her.
CYNTuNNA. Ky Benjamin GreveI
was Iynched at Robinson station Wednes-
day night, by mob of about twenty per-
sans. GreweI iefraudcd farmers of that
locality two years ago, by buying stock
and paying tor it with bogus checks He
escaped to the mountains after his crimes
we're discovered and returned few days
ago.
ASHLAND. Wis.-About noon Wednes-
dly the jury in the Perrin case came in
and reported that six stood for conviction
and six for acquitial. As they could not
agree they were discharged. District At
torney Rossmau claims that two of the
jurors were bribcd on the first night after
thcy were chosen. Prosecutions will fol-
low
ST. JosErH, Mo. Fred Jones. 10 years
old, son of respectable parents was arrested
here for making and passing s. treasury
notes. He is an expert crayon artist and
says he does his work 10y hand using no
plates. His counterfeit is one of tae most
perfect in existence and he declares he
can make one - note every day i'll the
year.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-28
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

Secretary Proctor in response to the
Joint house resolution, asking it, in his
opinion, any reduction of public expendi-
ture would result from the transfer of the
pension bureau from the interior to the
war department expresses the opinion that
a decided reduction of expenses would fol-
low, the amount of which could not well
be estimated.
The house committee on invalid pen
sions today authorized the favorable re-
port on the bill providing that any soldier
or sailor wounded in the service and who
received more than one wound, where one
of such wounds amounts TO total disability
and the other wounds create disability,
then such person shall receive a pension
rated without regard to rank, for each
wound received. Provided, however, that
the amount does not exceed 572 per
month.
Sen. Sawyer, from the postofice COM
mittee today reported bill to provide two
additional grades in the classification Of
railway postal clerks at 81 800 and 81 800;
the highest grade at present being 81 200.
The estimated increase expense Is about
$500. 600 annually.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-28
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

Two HLocKs of buildings in La Villa. Il
suburb OF jacksonville, Fla, have burned
Loss, Sl25,O0O mostly insured.
KEARNEY. Ncb.- The Midway hotel
burned Monday morning. One of the
guests, Henry Deming. theatrical man.
was killed 10y jumping from window. The
peruuiary loss is about Sl5oO0O, fully in
surcd.
Two PASSENGER train on the Chicago 4
NorthNe estern Railroad collided ut Lavalc
station north of Baraboo. Wis, ut
o'clock Wednesday morning. Five per
sons were seriously if not fatally injured
and others were more or less badly hurt
BARAAoo, Wis.-All the persons injur-
ed in the lavalle collision were ut last ac-
counts doing we'll and will he removed to
their homes in a few days. Some have
already settled with the company. En-
giucrr Best and Conductor kuhnz have
been laid off until an investigation is
made, The damage to rolling stock is eS-
timated at 5000.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-The north bound
Cannon Ball. train on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad ran into Il misplaced
switch ut liucks' Depot, this city. mt 1885
Monday, wreck;ng several freight cars
and killing Alexander Stevenson and Ben
jamm Daley. both colored. and injured
several other people and damaging the de-
not hulldiug
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-28
State Historical Society
CABLE FLASHES.

PRINCE BISMARCK has made arrange
ments to vacate the palace of the chan
cellor at an early date.
The Bolton cotton industry is paralyzed
in consequence of the coal strike. and 80
900 looms are idle, in BURNLEY, Eng.
TEE Emperor of Germany has appoint
ed General Won Caprivi. Commander of the
Tenth Army Corps, Chancellor, to succeed
Prince Bismarck.
The stagnation in many branches on in
dustTy at London. caused by the miners
strike. Is becoming more severe as the
manufacturers stock of coal becomes ex-
hausted.
THE strike of the coal miners of England
has ended. an immediate advance of FIVE
per cent. in wages, and further advance
of five per cent. July /, having been
granted
A REPORT is current in Berlin that
Prince Bismark has declined the dukedom
of Lauenburg and other honors offered him
by the Emperor after the acceptance of his
resignation.
SEVEN sailors were drowned by the
laundering of the British steamer Ethel
GwendOline, off the coast of Scotland The
British steamer Virent was abandoned at
sea after the mate and fourteen of her
crew had been lost.
The North German Gazette prince
Bismarck's organ) gives prominence to
the announcement that Gen. Won Caprivi
has succeeded Prince Bismarck as chan
celOr of the empire. 1t also gives equal
prominence to a report that Gen. Won
Caprivi will succeed Prince Bismarck as
president of the Prussian Mini sterial
Council
Two CHILDREN playing upon a grassy
slope at Auchmithie, Scotland, slipped and
rolled down to the edge of steep precipice,
AS feet high, over which they fell to the
beach below. Those who ran to gather up
their mangled remains found them on
their feet in the sand, in a general state of
mental bewilderment, and with no worse
injuries than a few scratches.
BERLIN The Emperor has appoint
ed Count Eulenbery, now governor
of Hesse-Nassau, Prussian minister of the
interior; DR.. Miguel one of the leaders of
the national Liberal party. minister of
finance; Baron Heune, minister of agri-
culture, and Gen. Won Gotz, minister Of
public works
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-28
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

ruE third reading of the Blair educa-
tional bill has been defeated in the senate
by vote of So 10 81.
MR. GEsr (Ill.) has introduced bill in
the house granting bounty of $50 to all
soldiers and sailors of the late war who
served in the volunteer service not less
than ninety da'S and were honorably dis
charged
ToRoNro.-An Empire special from
Ottawa SAYS tt proposition of the
United States to impose very much
higher duties ON agricultural products will
have the effect of drawing special atten-
ton to openings for Canadian products
in England instead of the United States.
TUE supreme court Of the United States
mas reversed the decision of the Minnesota
Surpeme court in which are known as the
the Granger eases. The Minnesota de-
CiSion was against the contention Of the
railroad companies.
WASHINGTON Gen. Robert Cumming
SchenCk died at his residence Sunday even
ing of pneumonia contracted last Sunday
His death was comparatively a surprise as
it WAS not known until Saturday that he
was seriously III.
ACCORDING to the Lyon Medical the in
quiry made by the administration in order
to carry out the new law giving certain
advantages to fathers of moro than seven
children. has shown that in france at
present these are 1000, 600 households in
which there has been no child: ,. 500. 600 in
which there was one: 2.S00. 600. two child
ren: l 900, 600. three; about 1000. 600,
four: 500, 900. FIVE: ;SS, 600. six: and 200
| 600. seven or more.
| WAsHINGToN.-Se Proctor has Is
sued a general order to the army. that
| hereafter the commanding officers at posts,
where a general court martial is con-
vened. shall AT the request Of any prisoner,
who is to be arranged, detail suitable
| officer of the command as counsel to de
| fend such prisoner. If there be no such
officer available at the post, the fact is to
be reported to the appointing authority
for action.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-28
THE LATEST TELECRAMS.
NEW : IN BRIEF.

A BILL to adopt the Myers voting ma
chine, has been introduced III the Iowa
| senate.
JACKSON, Miss.-The legislative com
mittee report places Treasurer Heming-
ways deficit at S3l5,4l2
WAX PANIN the Russian lecturer. re-
CARDS the the three kings Of literature. as
ToisOf, Carlyle and Emerson. ranking
| them in the order named.
HERE are two sentences. each of which
contains all the letters Of the alphabet
John quickly extemporized FIVE tow bags, -
and The quick brown fox jumps over the
lazy dog. "
AT Ped Lands. Cal, P. C. McConkey. a
hotel keeper, and Charles Gresham news
paper proprietor, had fight and both were
killed.
The remains of General Crook were in
tered in the cemetery at Oakland, Md,
Monday. The obsequies were witnessed
by a large number Of friends and admirers
of the dead hero.
WHEELING, w. Va.-Street Fross,
negro, was convicted Saturday night for
assault on Mrs. VIM. Lewis, a white wo-
man, at MoOrefeId, Hardy county, and un-
death Fross will be the first man hanged
for this crime in the state
ASHLAND, Wisconsin. - District
Attorney Rossman has practically charged
Under Sheriff Cohen with tampering with
the Perrin robbery case jury. The two
men came together in the municipal court
and there was sensational scene.
Major GENERAL GEORGE CRooK, of the
United States army. died suddenly
Friday of heart failure. He was 81
years of age, and had made fine record
as a fighting officer, especially in his
campaigns against the Indians.
THE court of appeals at Albany, N. Y,
has affirmed the Judgment of the courts
below in the kemler murder case. declaring
the electrical executing act constitutional,
and holding that 10 error was committed
on the trial of the accused.
Nor every person knows that the sure
test Of genuine paper currency is - hold
the bill MP TO the light so that you can dis
ccrn tHo lines aiming parallel across its
entire length. These are Il red and blue
silk thread inside the paper. No counter
felt has them.
HARrFoED CITY. Ind.-A Pam Handle
engineer discovered little child seated
on Il tie against the raj! as his train
was coming into the city Wednesday.
Climbing down into the pilot lie sue
cceded in pushing the little one out of the
way of th" engine with his foot. The
child WIS badly frightened but unhurt.
PHUADEIPurA Newark. the last of
the steel cruisers odit Tor the government
by Camp a Sons Of this city was success
fuIly launched Wednesday afternoon in a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1890-03-28
WILL NOT REMAIN LONG
Capriai viii Not Stand Domineerin@
by the Emperor.
Bismarck Determined to Cast Aside
All Military HonorS.
Asserts That He viii Never Appear
i'll Berlin Again.

BERLIN. March 25.-Capriyi. on enter
ing the chancellorie. is reported to have
said: Il shall not probably remain long
here. 1t would be impossible for me to
sacrifice my honest opinion at the the
marck has deposited all his stars
crosses and medals and the golden fleece
and black eagle in the Reich bank. No
more uniforms for me, the veteran said,
you have forced me into retirement,
where | shall only need my iron cross.
Bismarck added: You will never see
me in Berlin again"
BERLIN. March 25.-Emperor Francis
Joseph, King Humbort and Count kal-
noky have all written to Prince Bismarck
expressing their regret at his resigna-
ton.
BERLIN, Germany. March 25.-Herr
Won AlvenSleben who succeeds Herbert
Bismarck, has served as German minister
at Washington and Brussels