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Evening journal., 1891-07-03

CLOSED We will
AT close at noon
NOON. to morrow,
an d begin
ming Monday next every
evening, except Saturday,
at 6p. m.
Some new things in
thin goods opened yester-
day are extra value. A
new lot of soc. coats and
81 vests fill in the broken
lots and sizes, and as this.
is the last time we will
duplicate, every day
lessons the assortment.
Thin Goats, So down
to 4oc., and coats and
vests $Io to ST.. There is
scope enough for any
buyer noaO.
A new lot of "Mullin"-
made white flannel coats
and pants came in yester-
day. They are beauties.
Goats, SO so, and pants,
So. Also a flannel coat
and pants for So, and on
up to $40. Some new
light serges are in, and
you will hear from them
later.
j. 7. MuIIin & Son,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
olOthiers, Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1891-07-03
ITEMS or INTEREST

~ HATS the matter down the streetY'
"a couple Of women badly hurt. some
children run over and four teams
smashed. What was the causef" '0h.
nothing much. A few college students
just amusing themselves by throwing
torpedoes and fire-crsckers under the
heels Of passing horses. A little innocent
amusement, that's all Cape Cod Item
THAT tired feeling Is entirely over
come by Hoods sarsaparilla, watch cre-
ates an appetite, arouses the liver, cures
headache and gives renewed strength
and vlgor to the whole body. Be sure TO
get Hoods Sarsaparilla. which is pecu-
liar to itself. Sold by all druggists.
Evening journal., 1891-07-03

SHE-"These flowers are just lovely.
but T. mamma thinks 1t is not right for
nae to accept such gifts-unless we were
engaged He-"Well, guess it is a 20.
Those flowers cost @15, and It seems a
pity to have the money thrown away -
indianapolis Journal.
Evening journal., 1891-07-03

The after supper meeting was the
feature Of the reunion. Speeches were
made by Presi lent Sewell, Mrs CARRIER,
Miss Carrie Downey, President elect
Hushebeck, Mics Mary Fleming, D
Harry Wilson, Milton Davidson and
others. After singing number Of col.
lege glees. and an informal social meet
ing, the guests separated to come TO-
gether again In 1892, on the Monday
evening following the High School com
mencement.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

the records Of Parliament ~ kubsersiss
of the rights Of electors.
Mr. Gladstone arose amid cheers To
support the motion. The resolution
forbidding Mr. Brsdlsugh 10 swear az
affirm was, he said. in excess Of the
iarisdiction Of the Honse. aud il was
one Of the highest and most sacred Of
duties 10 see that trespsss 81 such .
character on the rights Of q constituency
should be recalled and the wrong IN
done. tCheers) he would suggest, az
accepiable 10 everybody. that the mo-
ton DO adopted. with the omission Of
the words. "subversive Of the rights 81
the electors"
CSir Stafford Norfhoofe said that the
motion. as amended. in accord with
Mr.. Gladstone's suggestion. had bis cor
dial support. He desired also 70 es-
press his regret for Mr.. Bradlaugh's &c
rious illness.
Mr.. Hunter accepted the amendment
and the motion was adopted amid hearty
cheers.
The motion TO revoke the expulsion
had been under consideration for
some time, ever since IL was learned
that the veteran radical was in danger
OF death, and perhaps on his death bed,
where he is suffering from Inflammation
Of the lungs and a complication %
other disorders. Bradlaugh ives In
formed of the action taken by friends
who hurried TO his bedside.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

Attorney-GsnerAl Miller Says the Fosi.
!, tion Of the Petitieners for Hearing sf
y the Behring See Case By the Supreme
Court Il Untsnabls.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-The brief OF
Attorney General Miller in reply to the
application Of the Canadian Govern
ment for writ Of prohibition in the
case Of the W. P. Sayward, hbeled for
catching seal In Behring sea, forty-nine
miles from shore, was fled with the
Supreme Court Tuesday. In con-
GLIDING his argument he held
that. conceding all the facts
averred in the petition, the question Of
Jurisdiction of the Alaskan court de-
ponds upon the extent Of the dominion
of the United States in the Behring sea-
This, he maintained, is political ques-
ton. to be decided BY the political depart
ment of the Government--the executive
and Congress, both Of which have
decided against petitioners conten-
ton, and this decision. he held.
must be conclusive upon the judiciary.
No consideration whatever, the At
torney General said, had been given in
his answer to the question of inter
national law. which is now, and has
been for the last six years, the subject
of diplomatic correspondence between
Crest Britain and the United States.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
THE IRISH SPLIT.

4 PaYneiIite Committse Enters . Formal
Protest Against heCarthy's Leadership.
MANCHESTER, Jan. 2s.-The Parnell-
tie leadership committee has presented
to Mr.. Mccarthy an address in which.
while expressing admiration for him
personally, they strongly protested
against his assuming the leadership and
thus dividing the Irish party. Mr.. Nc
Carthy. In . respectful reply. reminded
the committee that the majority Of the
party supported him and urged him TO
accept the Leadership. Nobody more
than himself deplored the unfortun-
ate dissension in the party. He fully
believed that his hearers were
sctuated by patriotism alone. That be-
ing 90. he had no doubt that the diff
culties would vanish. and that the party
would again become united. In the
meantime he hoped that each section
would remain independent Of al extern
al influence. He was confident, he
added. that the controversy would
eventuate in their securing all they had
st<iven for in the past generation
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
IT COST 100000.

The Estimsted Loss to the Teiegr.phie
Companies by the Late Storm In New
York.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Unless another
storm happens along the Western
Union, the Postal Telegraph, the
American Telephone and Telegraph
and the Metropolitan Telephone and
Telegraph companies will have all their
wires in good working order in .
very short time. BY the end Of the
week every thing will be as ship-shape
rs 1t was before the storm. The Metro
politan Company is, however. still in
very bad Strata The rest Of the COM
panies are taking all the work
they can get and attending to it
without material delay. Ever since the
storm 1000 linemen have been busy at
work in this section unraveling the
tangled wires. Until Tuesday their
efforts met with little success, but in
the last twenty-four hours much has
been accomplished. Boston, Philadel-
phis, Chicago. Baltimore, the South,
tho West. the Eerth and the East
now are In communication with Nev
York. The local telephone wires are
stiil out of order. An estimate of the
loss occasisned by the damage 70 tele-
graphic facilities and the business in
terests Of New York and Wall street and
the telegraph companies il placed at
a o0o aoa
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
THE FINAL VOTE.
AZ Anticipated vilas 10 FersAaliv els<S.
ID IN ~ Formss. ed pssse
in the Latter State.



MADISON. Via, Jan. SA--colcnei
William Freeman vilas was formally
elected Ssnstos 70 snccesa United States
Senator Spoonsr IN The joint eonveation
Of the Legislature - noon
thr. ynas VS. Bora as Chelsea. OgsAss
Couaty. W, July ie0 whsa ~ vas II
ysars old ~ Nsat - Wisesssia where . few
noaths after. ks was catsys1 - papu - he
preparatory department of the uaissrsity Of
that State. In loSs ~ nssricuisssl II The
fSsshnAn class Of thss inststssios, ana
vas graduated there in l0A Aflsr taking
his acadsnicai degree hs studied Law u
Aibaay, n. ". anA vas ovsAnste1 frou Ne isu
school Of that city Ia iSoa Aftey his a1nals-
sioa 70 the Supreme Court Of New York he ~
moved TO wisconsin where. % his birthday.
July D is1n he made his Arst arRuneai before
the supreme Court Of TAT SsstA. Upea shs eat
break Of she va Mr. viias entered me
army - Captain IN the Twenty -tAird Wisconsin
Volunteers snd rose 20 b Majss and Lisutsn-
snt-coionsl. He resigned his semniss @ and
resumed the practice Of Law January !. 1884
The Supreme Court sf wisconsin appointed
Colonel Villas one q Ne revfoerp q che
statutes Of the State n iesA end ne yevtsaoa
Of 1910. adopted by the State. WA
partly made By him- He came - Chi
cago - delegate 70 the convention Of issA
which hon0red him With its permanent chair
manship He has held various positions Of
trust In Wisconsin, and In 1884 'sE wss . mem
Der Of the lower House Of The Legtsiature
He 10 . Ane orator, his famous eu,cgy
OF Grant st the Chicago bapaues
giving him National reputation. In 1855 Mr..
Villas entered President Cleyeisnd's Cabinet -
Postmaster General. and when Justice Lamar
was elevated to the Supreme Beach Villas Was
made Secretary OF the Interior, which position
he nlled unti the cleseof President Clevelsnd's
administrstion.)
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 2e.-The Kansas
Legislature has elected Judge PETER
to succeed United States Senator
Ingalls,. The vote In joint session was:
PETER (Farmers' Alliance), 1o1; Ingalls,,
IS; scattering, ..
SrRIsGFIRLD. ILL.,, Jan 2s.-The only
report that disturbed the quiet Of the
political atmosphere previous TO the
meeting Of the Joint Assembly
was that tho three T. NJ. b. A. mem
bers had decided to vote for Etreeter to-
day. and thereafter, II neither Il the
old parties would give him their
votes, to present the name of Dr. Fl. H.
Moore, one Of their own number.
While the big trio would not admit
positively that such was the case, they
did not deny it. Six ballots were taken
at the joint session, making forty-three
in all. Each resulted: Palmer, 1ol;
Oglesby, 100: StreeteP, 8. Adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

At Liza. O. Nr< Robert Miller vas
fatally burned by her closhing catching
Ore fron sa epsn grsse
1As New lsrh Dvsning Pest says
tAas .sAers y prcspscs II lower rsis's
ef isssxuss N ,ssi shas Cor several yesfs
p>sa
Johs h. Estop. treasurer Of Aaesster
township. Ont. wss shot dead BY burg
lzrs. Who sfser~srd rsnsscked the
house.
Dr.. sullivan Whitney, the frst man
10 nanufarture honeePsthie medicines
In America. died Il Newton, Assa-,
agsA - years
George w. Ludlow q Co. shoe man
ufasturezs of Chicago. viii remove 70
Elgin In the spring. They are given .
bonus equal 70 ssc. 60
A. Fort Morgan. Cal. Tuesday Mrs.
Thomas Bennett hanged himself. Her
mind was unbalanced through the loss
Of her husbands savings by the failure
Of bank At Greeley.
Al tho bricklsyers' and mAsons' i'm
tsrnstional convention Tuesday ~
Toronto John nesrtx. of Denver. Col.
ives reelected president
Rich 4 Robinson. wholesale boot and
shoe dealers. who absconded from Brad
ford. Pa. have offered TO settle with
their creditors for $4,000. but the
creditors refuse the offer and ask S5o, ooo
In grand committee Tuesday tho
Rhode Island Legislature declared os-
Car Lspham DEM elected to Congress
from the First district There was no
election In the Second district and =
new election will be ordered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
WISCONSIN,.
The Mouse Votes for tho Unconditiona
Repeal Of the Bennett Law.

The Mouse Votes for tho Unconditional
Repeal Of the Bennett Law.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 2s.-The Ben
nett law was Internationally repealed
in the Assembly Tuesday, only IA
votes being recorded against the reso-
luton, many Republicans voting
for the repeal The measure came
up for action when Mr.. Hall, OF
Dunn County, moved chat the minor
ity report of the. committee on educa-
ton be adopted and substituted for the
majority report of the committee. The
minority recommends tho passage
Of the Bechtner substitute, and the ma
jority recommends the repeal Of tho
Bennett law. Several amendments
were offered, but ON call of the House
the majority report was adopted. Mr..
Textor offered now educational bill
in the House. which is Endorsed by tho
Democratic party managers, and will
undoubtedly be passed. A synopsis is
as follows:
II provides that al parents and guardians
shall be required 50 send children between the
ages OF and Is years TO public or private schools
twelve weeks Ia the year unless me- tai or
physical conditions interfere or the child's
time and labor is necessary for Its own
support or the support of an INDECENT parent,
brother or sister. or unless the child has sl-
ready acquired . common school education.
II IL provided that in case the pubic school Of
the district IN which the child resides shall DO
more than two miles distsnt from the place OF
residence by nearest Travelled road IL shall be
exempted from the operations OF the act. The
labor clause provides that Children under 10
years shall no, work over eight hours nor shall
children under Is years Be allowed to work In
any factory.
The first strictly party vote Of the
session came on the Joint resolution Of
Assemblyman Dodge instructing the
Wisconsin representatives, at Wash
ington To oppose tho Federal
elections bill. The yeas and Maya
were called for and the resolution
passed by . vote Of IS TO 81. The Sen
ate Joint resolution demanding from
Superintendent Porter the census re-
turns for Wisconsin by counties and
towns was taken up by the Assembly
and promptly passed under suspension
of the rules
In the Senate Senator Lees intro
duced . bill tn abolish the Office of
State Veterinarian and senator
Reynolds to provide for an inspector
of hulls and boilers for the small steam
ers that ply on the Wisconsin inland
lakes
The run Of new bills continues light
In the Assembly there were but twsn-
ty-one and ir the Senate Eve bills In
troduced, mostly Of IN unimportant
character
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
He CONFESSED.

The Murderer Of condsctsr 0'Neiri Nes~
Long Point, la. Acknowledges He
Crime-An Aceeppiice Arrested
MAEsHAILTowx, Ia, Jan 2s.--James
Horton. tramp arrested at Tana. has
confessed TO the murder Of Conductor
J. z. O'Neill Of the Chicago a North
western railroad Horton has been in
custody at Tsma since Sunday. He had
been hiding in ssraw-stack since the
deed was committed. The tramp has
implicated two others One of them.
II. p. Gardner, was arrested here Tues
day evening. The murderer 10 strongly
guarded at Tama 30 prevent violence
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
SOME BIG COUNTIES.
Interesting Figures Takea from . Gems
Bulletin.

Interesting Figures Takeo from . Census
Bulletin.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-The census
Office has issued . bulletin on the area
of States and counties in the United
States and Territories. The largest
county in the country Is Ysvapai
County, Ariz., which embraces 20. 236
SQUIRE miles, and Is. therefore. larger
than Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massa-
chusetts and New Jersey combined.
The second largest county Is San
Bernardino, CAL, which comprises
al. 900 square miles The small
est county in the United States
is Alexandra County, Va, thirty-two
square miles. There are twenty-one
counties in tho United States each of
which Is larger than Massachusetts,.
while there are sl& counties larger
than Rhode Island. Massachusetts,
itself has a county. Worcester, larger
than Rhode Island. while Maine, . very
small State compared with some Of the
Western commonwealth. has . county
almost a large - Massachusetts,
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
THE MARKETS.



CsrcAoo. Jan. -
FLouR-Quiet and lower. Spring Wheat
patents a. 50RA-7b; Bakers, - 23c3 So wi,icr
Wheat Flour, u. ooaso 90 for Patents. ~ $oc4p
for Clears
wunAr-Ruled active and prices higher
No. cash, ocH0sihc: May. ssSGsssc =
CoRS-Moderate trading and market steady.
No. Q sxa4.c February. saS1soc, May, sis1
Sac.
oArs-s,eady. No. 3 cash. <saaazc; Nay.
Eka4sc. Samples IN fair demand and steady.
No A4sQfc: No White Hsfa<sAc: No q
44D44stc. No. White 4s,sdz7Hc.
RYr-was firm and higher. no. 3 cash. ia
slHc; February re and May. &c. Sam
pies: sis.G72se for No q and esaepc for No B
BAnrxY-sfow ard quiet. Poor. :sasoc; com
mon TO fair. e2eese; good. es3Ssc. and choicc.
.ca7sc.
MISS Ponx-Markes quite sciive ana prices
ruled iower. Quotations ranged st D. soaa szss
forcash: epeoae6s for February. and o. ga
I0fts for May
L.Rp-Rather active end prices rulea lover.
Prices ranged o; R.ese,s 20 for czss. tse7s<a
s. 20 fer February. and E.71sas 80 for March.
ana ~ 7snsos FOR May.
BuTTyn--Creanery. 1s1x7c; Dairy, fad5Dc
Packing stock. 500
PouITnr-Lsvs chietens rsasc ger N.
Live Turkeys. sDeHe per n. Live Ducks fH1
sc pr ID; Live Geese - ooas.s 30 per Coz
O1fA-wisconssn Prime White. a: wsse,
waite. exc: Mscsiesn Prime white. ea<e:
wss<r white 1oAs. Indiana Prime Write
ske. water White. zoe. Headlight I7s tsss
s4e. Gasoline. - eesA ite; - dss'A ~:
EaehfbA - dee ec.
Lsesess pisuliss spsns rule1 nrn -
6n pr raj sss snished goods.
SFw Yors sss -
wsHA7-sfsons. wake ~. mos, nsrses On
early ncsths on manipulation, moderately sct-
i've. February, t1o7as U4. March, Gossa
iwx: Msy. Hef.al4s; sun. eym%a
iosS; ys'y. se<oss Is iss August s*a&se,
December, rk1ee<
coew- at-onx kose rps We q sss1es<.
steamer usseA sf>0s2ko
oAzs-Fsrnsr. quiet. stsfe. Ekoeoxe:
Western sy1eere
Provisions Bod Firm sns suiss; Flsse
q ara ~: Yar9y. pggas N rast-rr1i
arr st.str. New Ness vi mall ~: oss Nesa
o 7sas8 IS. yrtss Prime, ~ soes %. Lard
Dun sss eaey. DsssB res6srst 80
crrvssAvp. o. ssn -
prrpo4xru-<,x5et stspdsrs ~sise. no nee.
test eAs: ~ saseiine, &C.. . essosiss tse. -
0a-7sa - Ns<ksa rscesvsse.s se<svs -
Prices f.sr1s eel snsartsine1 osozssss1s
rssT-< ~ = $3.50 fs~ shsses - fssev
sssspase ssssrs. - o0k0 80 go - eno1ss
a.. - 70 - Ser soznos ts far - -
4 = .sr s~s<&s-s e.~~~s - - - - e1sss
e-s: = - = ~ Tu~nxs = reoe - - Ysss
-. q 20s n sr os~s 0Hos2 foe BuzAL
cd - No. - su ress casrss
Hoss- Ws-<ez sbc4e-s>ey srrs~p PH~s -
~ kwes ssses r@rss ~ 6s0&.& - 30.
0UDe - - aess oE0e = - rrz4eA 80
fsz. Gx1s IS fsr rfxet SRI 0U0AO -
bssvy psexss ss1 ssUdng ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

able The Gov
ernmcnt is said
TO be secretly
e n d eavoring 90
obtain more IA
vorable term =
from the rebel
leaders. but the
latter are mex
orable in insist
ing on the inn
mediate conven-
ingof the Cortes.
perfect freedom
ct the coming
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

GLENCOE, Mimi, jan rs. - Judge
James G. Edison, of the Eighth judicial
district, died at his home in this place
Tuesday morning OF Bright's disease.
He was . native OF Otsego County. N.
Y, locating in Minnesots in 1860. He
served through the war. holding .
Colonels commission At the close, and
was IN ex-member Of the Legislature
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
a vatss Tsu.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Jan 2s.--Genersi
John W. Prewett. of Clark County. one
of the directors Of the New Growers
Tobacco Warehouse, was sitting on the
temporary railing that Enclosed the
elevator shaft q that building when IL
gave way. prcctpitatsng him TO the bot
tom and crushing his skull He is az
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
vmp,ror NIIlIam.s BIrthdav.

BEnTJE. Jan. 9s.-The Emperor On
Tuesday celebrated his s2d birthday
amid scenes OF great rejoicing and
with this city enjoying splendid
weather. All the main tborougbfares
and the ma jorisy OF the smller thorough
fares of this city were gay with flags
and other bunting decorations Berlin
was thronged with holiday makers Of
the city and from all the neighboring
tpupS
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
WANTS GOOD WOOD.

The 0srUaa R0pesev DsyssG Wsisae
Timber ~ Bieomingten- IN, for Fsrni-
tsrs for His Palace.
BtooNrysroy, Ill, Jan ss.-Large
shipments Of walnut timber are being
made from this county to Germany.
Tuesday . lot Was sent 10 firm of .
special order 10 be made into fnrni-
turc. For some time large amount Of
walnut has been annually sent from
this vicinity 10 Eastern cities. but il Is
now expected that large demands will
come from Germany. II is given out
that portion of Tuesdays shipment is
80 be Made into furniture for the new
palace of Emperor William
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
Claim He L. Nearly d Q, 900 short.

AMIGO, Wis. Jan. 2s.-A committee
appointed by the county board to cx-
anime the accounts of c. H. Larseelere,
county treasurer, to-day makes a re-
port that his accounts arc short s9.2s2.
Notwithstanding his reelection last fall
he has been unable so far TO secure
bonds. and the board will declare the
Office vacant and put in a new man.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
Two Burned to Death.

SAN JOSE, Cal, Jan. 2s.--The Central
Lodging House burned Tuesday morn
ing. There were sixteen people in the
house. John Foley and Charles Nord
were burned to death and one other
person was injured. Several shops in
front of the house were DESTROYED.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

Kansas CTrY, No, jan - BY the
cavins in Of the roof in . surface arffs
Of coal mine st Amoret> Mo-. Tuesday
two men were crushed BY falling tim
b-rs and instantly killed Five other
men were buried alive, and - they
have rot been rescued tits believed hey
also are dead
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

sndor Hunter.
N. r. fer Aber-
deem. Scotland.
moved that the
es o utio n
passed tn the
House In June,
1854. forbldding
Charles Brad
laugh. M 4. fer
\ ortha hampton,
TO tAAeshs oath
or 10 affirm, be
e~..opr,..{ from
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

Rxxrxv. Jan "A terrible dynamite
explosion wAs reported Tuesday frem
The town ~ Haresrv. ca TIE sonsA
branch Of The Elbe. in Hanover. where
the Government has . factory for The
maunfaeturs ~ sxplossvsa The eui,d-
ines were wrecked and I've -persons
killed
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

CMEyKxSr. wyo., Jan. ee--Charles
Miller, who murdered two boys named
Fi.hbaugh and Emsrson in . freight car
within The borders 81 this State while
they were en- route from their home in
ST. Joseph IN Denver. hes been sen-
fenced 10 - hanged Friday. March %.
Miller is ~ years cid. bot did not ex-
hibit the slightest trace Of emotion
when the sentence was pssssA upon
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

Louisville. Ky. Jan 2s-Georfe
w. Putnam, aged q. of Joliet.
Ill. employed on The Chesapeake
h Ohio al Bail Greek. attempted 10
board moving train If thst point Mon
day right His foot slipped aud be fell
under the wheels. dozen carr passed
over his body cutting IL into frnTmeufx
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

srErNeFrEz.D. Mass , an n. The can
~sss 81 farmers opinions condreted ~
The View Hnelsns Homestead oftiss city
and by Farm and Field. published ~
chicaeo.sBd also from Springfield shows
that Cleveland is the eboses - b~ms-
crstae farmers f7 vote ri Ti-7s1 " IT.
1fs far Hill E~vuss1icsns are for klssss
by % 30 70 - .gfs for Hsrrison.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

PreRxr, s. d, Jan. - - Senator
MOODY has released the Republican
caucus from further aIlexsanes 20 him
IN view Of the utte- hopelessness Of
hss sase. Tuesday On ne frss joins
ballot Moody only received - votes.
Harden getting - Crose l.. Trip -
and the remember scattered anose ten
candidates.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

81. pETFsssune. Jan. - RpsSi. hss
given orders that history shall ~
taught shrosgbout The Empire IN the
Russasn language. tie object being 10
sfsce the Swedish and Finnish tongue
in Finland. German in the Baltic pro
iuc<x And Polish Ia Poland
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

resignation of The Supreme Chief, as
Balmaceds is legally called The In
surgcnt leaders profess to be acting in
behalf Of and by authority of the Cor'teS-
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

Romr, jan % The Eternal City IL
filed with horror caused br The fair n
An old conventnai huiitipe which had
long been condemned. bat which, with
true Italian procrastination. hsA been
lest standing Three nsiehborins
houses we're crusAed " the fsil ~ ths
pss6srsD 81 1ssssry. and s<vsa pse-
pie wss hurled IN TIE rsinA oix were
rxr1~1
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

BIoyxInsr9s. IN. Jan - -Jurtic<
WHkfn. a fse Supreme Ccurt. Ia
er~nt>z . sspers~5ess in he es~e o
Drnssl yS--h. ssr*>pc>d ~ hang -
Pontiac rrsaxs fer tie Murder - CITY
Nsrshsa Hssv. sn thst place ls<f July.
The esse ~il esne before the suywsne
Court
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29

fSrssrrsn. Pa, LEA 0-ssnss0
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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-29
chiLrS TROUBLES.

The Resignation of President BaisAceda
Very Probable.
LONDON. Jan 2s.-Advices from Chill
make Balmaceda,s reclamation prob-