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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

Boston, Jan. 1s.-The full bench Of
the supreme court has sent down It's de-
caion In the famous Snow-Alley case, In
which il tlnds in favor Of tho plaintiff,
This was an action ofs tort, TO recover
damages for the conversion Of i60 bonds
of the Postal Telegraph company which
were assigned TO Che defendant, John ID.
Alley, by the plaintiff, Chester Snow.
Action was FIRST brought Sept 99, 1884
Twice The lurles faiod TO agree, On the
third trinl there was a verdict for plain.
tifl for about Sl0l,OO0. A new trial was
granted, at which q verdict for the plain
Till for 500, ,557 so was given. This YER
dict was set aside, and at the fifth trial
the verdict was for plaintiff for Ssl, 1856.
80, This verdict was also set aside and
az the sixth trial tho verdict Is for the
plaintiff for $5i, ,5T3,75, which sum the
defendant must now pay, having II
would seem. no alternative.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

After a Brisf Trial Judge Mclaughlin Aa
j0urns Court,

FRKDERlCKaBURd, Va, Jan. 6,-.ThS
fourth day OF the Mary Washington libel
suit opened yesterday morning at IL
o'clock, Mr. George W, Shepard, do
fendant In the suit was recalled, Ahep'
ard atudioualy eyaded answering quea'
tlons, but was finally forced 70 admit
tho existence Of certain papers, much 10
the amazement OF his frienda From hii
testimony II appeared that Shepard gave
Colbert and Kirtley o letter dated Feb,
ae, IN which he offered b. sell the Mary
Washington monument lots, but that
the letter was really written ON tho 27th
OF February,
When asked why he dated the letter
Feb. ~ his memory failed him, but the
plaintife counsel refreahed II by telling
him he did 40 for the purpose Of giving
tho letter prominence, aa he had stated
10 Mr., Klriley, by dating Feb 2e Wash,
ingtOn'e birthday The letter, counsel
stated, was given 10 The New York
World, but was afterwards stolen from
the correspondent by some one euppoaed
10 be bhepard's friend. During Shep'
ard'a examination plaintiffs counsel
asked Shepard II he did not ball Capt,
buhllpy lhhl hin huhtmh % ulhpOne OF tht
monument LOT was q big thing Shep,
ard denied having said so
Mr, Fltzhugh, counsel for the defenee,
In an inaolent manner, denounced Capt
Deatley aa liar, Deatlcy, who was
present, but who has not yot been placed
ON tho stand, here Interrupted proceed
inga by moving towards Bltzhugh, but
was kept back by his friends. subae'
quently Capt Deatley said II was an
outrage that Fltzhugh should be per
mitted 10 lmpeaoh the tuthiulnem Of a
man before lac was sworn, and said that
II Fltzhugh repeated his criticism when
no YVES placed on the stand he would
thrash Ntahugh toundly Deatley will
probably testify to-day Mr., Fitghugh
wanted tho ease submitted 10 the Jury,
saying he was "Tired OF the nonsense, +"
Judge Mclaughlin ADJOURNED the court
until 10 o'clock to-day In order 10 allow
plnintllfa an opportunity 10 search the
telegraph companya files and examine
authentic copies Of specials filed relating
10 this case,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
WALKER eLAIN IS FUNERAL.
Services To be- Hcli ~. The Ilnlnc Mansion
aud NJ the church Of The Coyonnut.

Services ~ be Hold hI The lilnlno Mansion
aud NJ the church Of lho CoyounuL
WAsuNdToN, jan ls,-Tho arrange
monts for the funeral Of Walker Blan,
aro all completed for to-day Private
services TO which the president ant
mombOm Of the cabinet and mtmat,
friondB have hoen invited and will 40
tond, will be- held az the Blaine manion
ON Lafayette square at 1880 n. m. The
remains will chen bc taken 10 The
Church Of the Covenant, whore IN,
public service will begin NJ II o'clock
Seats 10 the body Of the church huv,
been reserved Tor members Of the fam,ly
and relatives, for prcaidrnt and cabinet
The diplomatic corps and senators nnd
representatives,
The Rev. DR.. Hnmlin will conduct The
aervicCs both at the mansion and nj tho
church. The pail bearers selected are
William +, Wharton, John Dayia, Seyol.
lon A, Brown M0rquellus Bailey, NJ l.,
Ruth, A. f. Jonke, H. h, Ioring, VIII,
Ham Haywood
The following will act ns ushorl, j.
Fonncr Loc, William v. Curtis, H. l..
Anderson, A, o. Tyler T. n. Mason
TrXton Bcalp, FrcdcriCl, Poor, CliIor d
Richardson, Woodbury. Bln ir, Remson
Whitehouse Charles Poor, It, 4, Wnght,
I. s. Rodgcrs, George s. Anderson,
Richard Smith and A, i, Mngrudor
Mr., Blaine is In the deepest grief but
Dcan his Niilictlon we'll, and gives no in.
dio0tlon Of physical protWtion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

CHICAGO, Jan. 1s. Bla5t furnace No
I in operation 0t the Illinois Steel com
panys works, ut South Chicago, burst
yesterday afternoon shortly before
o'clock, resulting In the donth OF one
man and the serious injuries Of foui
others, Edward Johnson 30 years old
was terribly burned externally and badly
injured internally He was placed In d
patrol wagon but died while on the way
to his home, John johnson, son of I'd
ward Johnson, Frank Brink, Joseph
Leonard and John Knapp were seriously
burned about the head and body. Many
others wore acalded by the molten metal
but thoir injuries are not serious. The
accident was caused by water coming
In contact with the pot iron.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
THE AFRo-AMERlcANs,
Reports ofCommlttces Listened To and OF
Gocrs Elected.

iiccrs Elected.
CHICAGO, Jan. rs. Contrary 10 expec
tation thore was no debate when the
anti.polltlcal article Of the constitution
OF the Afro-Amorlcan league was
reached, aud the following was adopted
with very few dissenting voices;
NThls lcrguc Il q non-parilann body and any
ollcor or mumber OF the executive committee
who shall Attompt 10 use this league for pOllti-
cnl purposes shnll be- expelled Any officer OF
the louguo, upon being elected 10 any political
Oilloo or appointed 10 tho same, shall bO oOtu.
polled to resign hiu oiiiVo In this leaguo.n
The special committee appointed fol
the purpose, brought in an address,
which by the vote OF convention was
declared the sense Of the delegates.
The committee on education brought
in report urging temperance legisla.
tion, tho institution Of industrial schools
IN the south and the passage of the Blair
bill by congress- The last clause In their
report aroused u great deal of objection,
but Il was finally passed.
j. @, Price, prominent AfpoiAmeri.
can in the south, and president Of Livin
ston school In Salisbury, N. c., was
elected president; Thomas Fortune, SEQ.
retary; George ii. jackson, Cincinnati,
treosurori Edward II. Morris, Chicago,
official.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
PHILLIPS MUST GO,


hlNA WIS NNihlHNf
WASHINGTON, Jan. le--Gen Raum,
commissioner Of pensions, yesterday
recommended 10 Secretary Noble tho re'
moval OF Henry Phillips, Of New York,
chief OF the middle division pension
bureau.
Mr., Phillips was one Of the employees
OF the office whose pension was rerated
during the administration OF Corporn
Tanner. Several months ago he wac
asked by the secretary OF the interior t1
resign, but failed 10 comply with the 70.
quest, No further action was taken In
this case until yesterday
II Is understood that some action win
soon bo takon In the cases Of nearly all
OF the thirty employees whose pensions
woro roratcd In the interval that has
elapsed since the resIgnalions Of two OF
tho employs were requested tho friendi
Of the rerated have had an opportunity
10 speak In their behalf. II Ia stated
that while all these employees win not be
discharged, yet II Is not the intention 10
let them occupy positions Of Importance
In the pension bureau. Those that are
not discharged, II Ia said, WILDE reduced
10 subordinate places. The action IN the
Phillips case Ia understood 10 be- only q
beginning, aud other changes Ia the
same line Will follow.
In his lotter TO thoseuctary requesting
the dismissal Of MIR Phillips, Commits,
sioncr Raum states that he thinks such
action will promote the efficiency OF the
service.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
OHIO BReVlTlEs.

None Of the buildings Of the Catholic
Orphans home, at Tinln was destroyed
by fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000; insured,
Tho Clause Shear works, of Fremont
were destroyed by fire last night Loss,
$4,000; insured for S4l, 900. They will
DO rebuilt at once.
"Balt' Deiterich, one OF the best
known men in Muskingum county, was
found dead in bed yesterday morning at
his homo in Stovertown, Heart disease,
AT Columbus the grand jury yester.
day morning indicted seven persons for
selling Louisiana lottery tickots in this
city, The action has caused consldorl-
bic excitement among spectators in this
class OF chance gifme.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
wreok on the nrIe.-one Man KLlIed.

NEwnuR0H, N, Y, Jan 1s.--A bad
wreck Of u coal train occurred yesterday
afternoon ON the Newbuigh branch OF
the Erie railroad between Washington
vile and Blooming Grove. From mea-
gro particulars u IL learned that one man
was killed outright and another eeri-
ously hurt. The train wrecked consist
cd Of about fifty empty cara and was
run into by an extra going In the eamu
direction, deralllng several cars and pro-
oipitating four OF them down steep
embankment. Tho track Is badly
blocked and trains have 10 20 round by
way Of Turner's. A wrocling train hos
boon sent 10 the scene Of the accident.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
sLrl.-.rn Llnlnrn Ln ANnrlL.

HAvEguuL, Mass, Jan, iS.-At a
meeting Of the state board of arbitration
yesterday, at which representatives Of
The shoe manufacturer and their atrilC-
Ing or locked out employees were present,
II was agreed chat the strikers nc j. II,
Winchcll a. Co. d factory return 10 work
Monday under promise that the firm
will strive 10 make u satisfactory settle.
mcnt OF the wago dispute. II no such
settlement is reached the matter win bo
roforred 10 the arbtrators Meanwhile
the men will continue no work and tho
other manufacturers will also reopen
their doors, There is great rejoicing
over the aiding Of the lockout
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
MoopYs COLLEGE.
Accommodation for Ono Hundred stu
donts--It Cost ai2b, 900.

uontA-lt cost WlNo,OOO
CHICAGO, Jan. 1s.-The mems depart
ment Of ID. l., Moody's EvOngeli2ation
institute was opened ON Thursday with
addresses by Mr.. Moody and several
prominent local olergymen, Large
numbers Of people visited the building
during The day, The institute will aim
10 train missionaries TO get at the masses
In city and country. The idoa, as an
nounoed, is ito turn out aggressive men
TO go into gambling dens and slums Ia
lay their lives alongside the abandoned
and 10 save"
Accommodation have been provided
for 100 students. The training IL to he
largely through contact, under guidance,
with the actual work. The cost Of the
building was Si25,000, and was met
chiefly by well-known Chicago business
men. In addition TO the regular corps
Of instructors the plan Ia TO have present
continuous succession Of prominent
Biblo teachers from centors In this
country and Europe Fifty men have
started In tho course of instruction
They were from widely scattered states,
from Canada, and quito n percentage
from across the Atlantic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

ROCHESTER, Jan, ls.-Asa T. soulo
Tdied here last evening, aged o. years.
He was the president of The Hop Bittes
company and was the man who mndo
that patent medicine famous by exton.
sive advertising, The deceased had very
largo interests In Western Kansas. Ho
was the founder OF Soulo college 90
Dodge city and the president and owner
Of the First National bank thoro. Ho
also owned more than half Of tho town
of Ingalls, which became the county
seat OF Gray county aftcrn violent strug.
gle with the rcddcnta Of Cimurron. Mr..
Soule was probably worth S2,0O0,000.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
Tho Now pincovory.

You have heard your friends and
nelghbors talking about II, You may
yourself be one Of the many who know
from personal experience just how good
u thing It is. II you have ever tried II,
you are one Of IT'S stauDch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about II isi
that when once given trial, DR. Kings
New Drcovery ever after holds q place
IN the house. n you have never used
& and should be afflicted with cough,
cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest trou.
bic, secure u bottle at once and give II
q fair trial. IL IL guaranteed every time,
or money refunded. Trial Bottles Free
az Durbin, Wright q Cos drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
Imhnnl.mnnl--l.nL-.lnr..

FgpLAY, jan iS,--,l0hn BuGcrty, o
prominent young farmer of Amanda
township, and a son OF Gf Rafferty,, Of
Arlington was plnced In iall ycstorday
under an indictment by the last grand
jury charging him with the ombo2zlo.
ment Of SlU8 belonging TO a young lady
living IN Delaware township. William
McGee, charged with burglarzing the
postoilice 0t llouktown one night last
week, was arrested yesterday and Ia now
In Che county j0il awaiting the action Of
tho grald Jury.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
Letting of School House.

Honlod proposals. viii bo received ~ the once OF
IN CLERK " the ioArd OF Education Uf Perry Town-
Hhlp m MAHHiiOh, ohio, No, y WWt Main street, ui-
hi ,NOlva O'Clock nOon on tho H2d dny OF Hchrnnry,
no Tor bullhing an addition 10 school House m
DlNrut kn y snld township, according ~ the plans
and nnuunuatlunH on flu m tald ONCE,
Each bid must contain tue nauu OF every portion
intefpttNd In the same nnd bp accompanied by a
nnnolont guaranty " some dainicro.ted person,
that n tho bid IN accepted contract VIII bu entered
intD Rni the performance Of u properly secured
Tho bid for each kind VI material cnWvN for ~
tho specifications uuHt ~ HlntHd separately ana the
price OF each plven and The price nf labor must also
b. separately stated. NOnu but the lowest ronponpl.
bic ND VIII 30 accepted, and tho Board may reject
any Or NJ bids.
ny order Of tho llo,t1 OF Education,
LOUIS A. KOONS, CLERK,
January 9th 1900. .nhw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

EVANSVILLE. Jan. IL. Tho grand jury
adjourned yesterday after reporting nine
indictments The following are the i'm.
portant ones; Ewing Coulter, murder
IN the first degree fer killing George
Hahn, at Dresden, on Dec, l6; Ray Stnn.
Icy, burglary md larceny; Murray EN-
bry, burglary and larceny and being an
habitual criminal; John w. Surr, rape
and inceeti Abraham llordesty, burglary
and larceny.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
OHIO NEWS.
DEATH or hEPREseNTATlVE LAWLoR
AND SENATOR AsHauRN,

nHef sketches VI Their Liyes--A Case Oi
En,bssslement at Findlay- -ciroleyills
wants a Library Miners
Convention At oolumbus--News from
All over tho naoEeys state,
NEwARH, Jan, IL Hon, John u,
LAwlor, member OF tho Legislature from
Franklin county, died Thursday morn
ing at o'clock nj the reFdenoe Of HE
father-in'law, Mr., Joatph Kuster, Of thif
city, after a lingering Illness Of pneu'
monia. The funeral will take place from
~, Francis do Sales Catholic church.
this morning NJ y o'clock,
Mr., LawlOr was born In this city In 1854
and was ominenty self-madu man, leini
thrown
On His Own Resources
~ an early age. he entered The Advocate Of
noe 20 learn tho printing trade AZ the age oi
II years, afterward serving IN rehponable 20
alt0na In printing Offoes In thH city and 90
lumbua, Ito was at ono time editor Of The
Advance, newspaper formerly published
here
W iNnA Wlh lfNNlNl MAN AlNllANl W MlhA lht
Kuster, daughter NJ Mr, Joseph kuRtor, ont
OF Newarks best citizens, wuo ftill survives
him, BONE tins after he removed 10 Colum
bus, whore he became prominently identified
With labor organizations of thHi city, aud alsg
became we'll known ~ a labor leader lilo was
elected representative from Franklin oOunty
on the Democratic ticket IN lhhl, and after
ward reelected 10 second term last fall II,
was prominently mentioned for speaker OF th,
house, an honor he would probably have NJ
talned had II not been for his intal Illness, II,
was thkon hloli while attondlnga family Te
union at Christmas time, hIs disease heinl
Arat Influenza which nferwaid developed iht,
pneumonia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23

Durbin, Wright a Co., or l.. Sollman,
the druggists, desire 20 inform the public
that they have ngencys for the most sue
cessful preparation that has yet boen pro.
duced for coughs, colds and Group. IL will
loosen and relieve u severe cold in less
time than any other trcotment. Tho urti-
clio referred 10 IL Chnmberlain's Cough
Remedy. II is u medicine that has won
fame andpopularity on lis merits and one
that can always be depended upon. II is
the only known remedy that will prevent
Group. II must DO tried 70 bo appreciated.
~ 10 put up In b0c and 81 bottles.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
-Atlaehments ArnInat q shoe rIrm

ADlNaToN, Mass, Jan iS.--.Attach.
monte were yesterday placed on the shoe
buainesB of o. u. Tucker q Co., of this
place, for S9l 900, the lnrgest amount
being for 100000, placed by Walter
Horton u Co., of South street, Boston.
A keeper has been placed IN the building
and work has oeased About 81, 100 ID
due tho men, but, II 10 said, IL will ba
paid In full. Two hundred and thirty
mon were employed, turning out be.
TWEEN fifty and siAty cases day.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
A Murderer Hanged.

ST. JOHN, Lo,, jan ls, --Janios Hol.
comb, colored, was hanged here ycster.
day for the murder Of Madeline Willis, q
little oolored girl, Nov, l9, 1880, Hol-
comb WIS biptizod this morning lie
was calm while facing death aud pro-
testing his innocence, saying that he was
reody 10 appear before the Divine Judge,
He joined IN the hymn begun by tho
minister and was singing when tho drop
fnll
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
40 Tc,t lno stntc nond corll0onto

HELENA, Mon, Jan. ia petition
for writ Of mandamus was filed In tho
supreme court yesterday by the attor.
neys Of William Thompson, member Of
tho Republican house from Silver Bow
county, 10 compel Auditor Kennoy 10
issue him u warrant for per diem and
mileage, The case has been set for Mon.
day morning, The action Ia brought for
the purpose Of tosting the validity Of tho
state board certificate which no (Thomp.
SOM holds, he heing one Of the mOmbOrs
elected by eliminating tho voto at the
Tunnel district.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
serious Accident on Tho Rock Ialnnd

Sr Josrru Mo-, Jan. IT, The Han.
nibol and 81. Joseph and the Rocl, Island
passenger trains c0llidod hero yesterday
morning. The conches on The Rock
Island and the engine Of the other train
were wrecked. Several passengers on
tho Rock Island train wore injured,
two seriously. They are Frank Trim.
ball, Of Atchison, Kan, and Joseph
Galley, Of Bellsnap, H., both injured IN.
formally Tho accident was caused by
the engineer Of tho Hannibal train try.
ing 10 pull into the depot ahead Of tho
Rock Island train. Tho latter train had
the right of way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
Death ~ the Gutter

FiNDLAT, Jan. ls. Ralph Gray, 0
well-known glass blower, who amehorO
from Jeunnotto, Pa, about three months
ago. was found lying In u gutter In the
eastern part of the city yesterday aftor.
noon In an unconscious condition. lie
was taken into saloon near by and an
effort made 10 rosusoitate him, but no
was too near frozen TO death, and died
lust night lie was about 90 years old
and well connected. but a hard drinker.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
wnnt n l.lhlarn llnl,hlnr.

CmmEvuLE, Jan. ls.--At the regula
meeting Of the city council Thursda,
night that body unanimously indorsed
petition presented by the library board
praying that q bill be introduced int
the Legislature authorizing the voters o
this city 90 vote nc tho April election
upon Che question of taxing the cit,
S25, 900 for u library building. The Sol
diers' Monumental associat ON will ado
$40, 900 10 the above, and II IL designed
10 erect building that will cost S35, 900
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
BURNED TO DEATH.
A VesTlsuLE TRAIN ON THE O., n. q
D. RUNS INTO AN ACCOMMODATION,


A. Least -Four Persons are burned h
Death--The Deadly stoye Sol Fire Il
tho wreok--A Number ~ Others In
Jured--heverai More Expected to Die
fire breaks out Instantly
CINCINNATI, Jan ga collision oo'
CURED on the Cincinnati Hamilton and
Dayton railroad, near Winton Place,
o., last evening, Four persons have
been taken out dead, Several cars are
now burning aud II Ia thought ten or
fifteen people have been burned,
The yestlbule train on the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton railroad, due here
at 7il0 y, M, ran into the Glendale ao'
oommodatlon al College lllll Junction,
At ton minutes past seven last evening,
Conductor Copeley and brakeman,
whose name has not yet been learned,
We're instantly killed, A passenger, sup
posed 10 BIO John Wilson, superintendent
Of the Metropolitan Insurance company
waa also killed, Two passengers were
badly Injured, The engineer Of the OK
press supposed that the accommodation
was out Of tho "block" at the rate they
were running, and ho had barely time h
reverse his engine and with his hreman,
jump 10 the ground before they crashed
into the rear Of the train preceding
them, They were badly shaken up, but
otherwise uninjurad, Three cars caught
fire and were burned up,
Word was NJ once sent 10 thls city,
and two fire engines and patrol wagor
vent 10 Che assistance OF tho Nintol
Place Volunteer Fire company, whicl
Raa doing oil II could 10 stay tho llames
Some eighty people wero Cotton out o
.he two mrning copChea, nearly all o
whom were hurt 10 some extent, bu
only abow a dozen seriously TheH
were laid on the station platform Will
the one doctor present did nll hc cOul
70 alleviate the sulieringa An the while
from the blazing cars, came tho awiu
cries oI The doomed wrelchca, VIII
acroeohci In their agony, begging thos
who stood about, 10 kill them and enc
tholr misery
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
sInyln ohnIlonron snlIlynn.

New YoRK, Jan, te.-Erank slavin
cables from London 10 The Police
Gazette challenging Sullivan TO fight
for $4,000 n side, London prize ring
rules, in America or Europe or 10 u
fight with small gloves, Police Galetto
rules, for $4,000 q side at the California
Athletic club, provided the club will add
q $4,000 purse TO the stakes. Slavin
has posted q $9, 800 forfeit
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-23
Rocognlae. lin nopubllc Of IIrarlI

New YORK, Jan. 10, The consul gen.
eral In New York Of the Argentine Ro.
public, sttes that on Dec, . that govern.
ment formally recognized the republic
Of Bla Il and Rxed Dec 9Th as day Of
national celebration Of the event On
tht httHr day flags were displayed aud
all public places Illuminated in Buenog
Ayrps and salutos were llrod by Argon-
tine mcn.of-war, at home and abroad.