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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-18

KEHVV NIES.
Loans and discounts. .......... s699,05Is7
Oyerdrafts, secured and unsc-
cured s-s..-. ..............s..4... 33.bU
[. $. bonds to secure eisculn-
llbu.+ ..-s-s..s .ssssr+rrrr-.s bh.uiuWD
Duo from app'd reserve agents GO,2l2sO
Due from otlIor MT. banks l3,l4993
Dne from State Banks and
Bankers. ............,......... I35i764
playhouse furniture and TX
lures. .....'.................. 100000
Current expenses and taxes p'd 420.4l
Premiums ON U. 5. bonds...... 100000
Checks and other cash items. e. 1851
Exchanges for clearing house. 16.ss9.2a
Bills of other banks.............. $50 90
fractional paper currency,
niclSelsand cents. ............. 4572i
Specie. Observation-Disclosures. 20,as2.50
fcgal-tendcr notes. 26.ls7.o0
Redemption fund with u. S.
oim1ARationl. ......,.............. 225OOo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-18

JAS. T. MULLIN & Son,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
GRIETINCES OF WORkINGMEN.

Pltt>burg. Jan. 2G.-Irapaaion' are being made by
the knight, Of Labor Of Councll~vilr. in the coke
regions, and their employers. the coke operators,
for long and desperate struggle the wage
question. The annual convention of the men closed
>utiiy night and the indications that neither side
will conccdc sufficient To make amiCabc settlement
possible. The men have decided to notify to the
operator, that they must meet them by February =
to confer. otherwise strike involving the cntin'
region Will be declared February 10. The operators
larc that the demands Of the men are ridiculous.
They "a, ,hat the workers should accept decrease
Instead of asking for an increase. Heavy consumer
arcumuatng coke in quantity away ahead of their
present necessities. The strike will involve 1000
men.
New Bedford Jan. Ca strike was begun by the
,pnncrs In Wamsutta Miil, /, and . to-day at
noon. Sotcc, had been posted requiring employees IN
these mills to work till quarter past II O'Clock AT
noon and until O'Clock at night for five days this
week. - "a, 10 make up sixty hours aud allow the
mill. f. shut down for SATURDAY 10 repair the engine.
~upriiut ndcnt Kerr states that the operative, who
have LEFT their mules cannot come back unless they
agree To wor. on the time required Those on strike
include tbcnty>iX spinner. twenty four back boys
Dover N IT, Jan 2G.-The carpenters at work on
the new CITY Hall struck today against reduction
of - cents a day in wages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
AIIT1NCE MEN GATHERING ~ OM1H1

Omaha Jan. 20 (>pcc.dl.-Thc city j, crowded with
members Of the National Farmers Alliance from III;
the state. \ convention Of the order cOnvcncS IN
omaha tomorrow. The session will last tlr"c days.
Numerous questions OF general importance throughout
the country will De considered. feature Of the mret
ing will be vig6IOu, effort to force the policy Of a
settlement Of The Pacific railroads question memorial
10 Congress advocating vigOrou, policy against thc
companies in arrears q the Government Will bo
adopted. \ petition will be prepared for general cir
culatiOn throughout the country, u be 1pfWdN d u
the succeeding Congress, in order 10 secure concerted
action against the Pacific roads \ resolution VIII be-
offered in the first hour Of the session commencing the
Kansas Legislature for IL opposition 10 lngais and
insisting on IN, defeat. similar action VIII be takcn
10 encourage Alliance members In other state who
now interested in the election Of United state sen
atOrs. The meeting Will bc held with closed doOrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
RR1T1sH FOREIGN OFFICE MATTERS.
THE BEHHNG SEA CORRESPONDENCE L
MoDI-s vIvENDI WITH PORTUGAL

THE BEHRING SEA CoRRESroNDENCE-IH l.
MoDus yIVENDI WITH PORTUGAL
Iondon. Jan. 26-Rcplying to GucSoh III .''c
uouse OF Commons today Sir James Fergussoh' Onu,
roreirn Secretary said that 1t was not desiIdUo ~
,r,bush the diplomatic documents relating 10 '"0
pebrinc sea matter in their present incomplete ioi
The latest report on the condition OF the Sta n"''
he added stated that the weather was uhiaNord"' '
fishing but that the seals were as plenthui d, c'''
Sir James stated that the convention WIN Io''ue'
signed in August last, not having been ralino"' r
land remained under no engagement III rceaiu /" ~
ing boundaries in Africa excepting 80 lar a.
in the modus vivendi expiring in May. Inc "o,''"'
nent he added had been informed that for'"t'i -.
tended 10 grant charter TO the Mozambique 'o.'P
ENGLAND however could not recognize an aPP'' ""o'
for a charter beyond the limits determined upon ~ w
convention Ii was not probable tlat lier NAY
government in view of recent occurrences Nou" ~ o"
. fntnre convention as favorable TO tie foiluS"o'V
claims south Of the Zambesi as tha1 "'"'"
failed to ratify. e. Hear near io ~ tho captain
In reference to the arrest in Mexico Gl nc rn,,n
q, tho English vessel ScafOrth the nug' & Iu,' - 49,
Secretary said that the British CQnSu .au i "ei and
strIcted 10 watch the on behalf ol lnc w.
owners adding that the usual legal fcI'igs H. p,ib r
Mexican courts must be exhausted DeIo'c "'0 i
Foreign Ohice could intervene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
LELAND STANFORD HURT.
4 CLOSE CALL FOR TIE CALIFORNIA sen.
ATOR
HIS CAB UPSET BY STREET CAR IL FIFTY
NINTH ST. hND HIS HEAD AND
SHOULDER INJURED


senator Leland Stanfprd. ~ California came near
losing hi, nfr yesterday. About 10 O'Clock he and
mi, private -a.lrfarv John d. Mccarthy. took cab
at the W.aa -or Hotel and started ior the American
lu.tfu:c Iuiiln- % l,ok h, great cons cnmcnt
ol tr,tcr- from palo Altp. that viii Doe old 10y auction
thi, morning. m F.ny nnth>t.. near IH'' ave. the
cab came in collision with street car moving in the
opposite Grac'.9p. and was turned bottom upward
The senator ard Nr. Mccarthy stood their head,
Ga, 900 instant A.d them found tlcm~"lvc> doubled mp
BOO th ro.f n Pie vehicle, win the cushions, Tap robes
&c. The ,ab- wheel, were spinning i'm the air, and
;ir hor~~ roI,a..d in some uncertain Wa
,allopuc down the avenue on m, way to tlc stable
The door, were bally lmmcd and the occupants were
unable r. G,rce thcir way ont. Nr. stanford wa
bleeding prof-rlv from cut !n the left temple. and
hl- ri-ht aru and shoulder 'rcir much bruised. M
n, ,Crr,ly- poe wa, cIt. and blood VA dripping from
shin wound in DIS f.rohrli. Pa 10y ram to thrii
a--. .ru,r and when the fo-r" numbered seven They
turned the cob over ON 10, wheels.
The 100 men ,rnw'd out moro dead than alive
but Guic.iy dcrd.ug that their mjuric, Wcr' not NJ
serious descriptions. pulled thcm-cl'c, together and
aIl,d f. a drug store AT trr corner of Lexington ave-
where their wound, irc--.d The senator deter
mind TO ,cr nj, hor",. refused To- return To- the hotel
and another cab WIS hired. which took him and hi,
secretary 10 the Institute Thcy remained there about
1870 hour but ,ls. -tr,fpr,, shoulder panied him 50
severely tlrt ne could rot crIov tll' visit.
Nl.n hc got back t. the hotel the house physician
took him in hand aud la'hci the shoulder repeatedly
VITA hot wuicr. ~ 80 tl' senator went to bed
badly -ra'.rn mp. but suffering lr>> pain. lie must
return to Washington the O'Clock train tli> morn.
AZ. 49, hc llr duu'r ';agcfwu Witl the Frc~Idrhi
TO- night which be- feel, bound - keep.
Mr. ,'a1o'H a,n hcrn at lIc IIPnoi \'I'rnay ua
r-ulto! differently. Iii, vote. II cast IN favor Of II.
would have made tc IN which, c,c lhG yce Prr,i resi-,
senator not pair d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
DENIALS FROM IRISH LEADERS.
THE BOULOGNE CONFERENCES PROCEED.
INGS HAVE NOT BEEN DIVULGED.
JUSTIN MCCARTHY SAYS PARNELL HAS NOT
-PARNELL AND IRELAND-THE BAL

FOUR FUND NOW c3oo 600.
London. Jan. o6-The alleged interview with Justtn
Mccarthy. sent ont by cable agency as coming bv
telegraph from Paris and purportng to give the result
Of the last BOulOgne conference. Is pronounced to be
pure conjecture. No settlement in the Irish Para-
mentary party has been arrived at.
william O'Brien teecraplis from Paris that the
count sent ont by cable agency OF what took place
at the recent conference at Boulognc is an entire
fabrication.
Justin Mccarthy. in an interview TODAY. denied
the truth Of Mr. Parnclls assertion that the latter
had forced Mr.. Mccarthy "to open his chest" and
devote g 900 to the relief Of cvctei tenants Mr..
Mccarthy said he had felt hesitation about assist
ing evcted tenants and that lc had In nOwisc been
Influenced in his action by Mr.. Parncll
The IIealyiteS declare Mr.. TarnclS absolute retire
mcnt condition precedent TO the settlement Of tho
question Of the Irish Parliamentary leadership. They
deny that any terms were ever discussed in conSc-
qucnce Of the Boulogne conference.
The National League Fund in Paris Will be de
voted to tenants relief
The Zctland Balfour Fund has reached c39.0O0.
In the House Of Commons today the Right Hon.
Dodgson H. Madden. member for Dublin University
and Attorney General for Ireland. replied to T. W.
Russell member for South Tyrone. in answer 10 tho
latters question concerning priests acting agents
at the polling booths. especially referring 10 tho
recent election in North Kilkenny. The Attorney
General for Ireland said that without pronouncnc
an opinion upon the facts or upon the eXpedcncy
Of altering the law. he indS posed 10 add
troversial measure to the Government programme as
the introduction Of hlll on the subject would entail
Dublin Jan: CT The Frcnmln'~ Journal" to dav.
I'D an editorial referring - Mr IarncTS speech AZ
Waterford Yesterday. saws: Unless the people from
Athlonc to Dublin. Limerick Trlcc and Waterford
90 back on themselves and swallow their own words.
me whole country stands solid for Mr.. Parnc. Mr..
larn"l has p1licy-thc ScccdorS have none. Like
the discnticnt Liberals, they have become the tail Of
an English parV.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27

London, Jan. 26.-The port Of Weymouth was the
scene last night OF a di>gIaceful outbreak upon the
mart Of soldiers belonging to the artillery quacrcd
there A number Of artillerymen, il appears. became
involved in fight with civilians. The disturbance
attracted crowd of citizens and also brought rein
forcements to the soldiers. Finally the fight became
general and the soldiers. to the number OF about
seventy or eighty drew their sword hIonei, ana
charged through the crowd down the street. slash
inc or prodding ANYBODY in their way The civilians,
manic stricken fed in all directions, leaving number
of their wounded upon the ground.
When the news of the disturbance reached inc
officers in charge OF the atllerymcn they ordered the
buglers call the back 10 their barracks Though
the riotous artllerymen heard the command they re
fused TO obey and hours spread terror through the
portions of Weymouth frequentcd hv the military
Finally they sObeTed down and struggled back To Their
quarters where they promptly arrested. MI the
rioters to he tried by court martial and they alaJ
have 10 answer TO the civil authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
SIR John POsTPONES DISSOLUTION.

Ottawa, Ont, Jan. 20 lSpaciaD -AccorlinS to the
Conservative organs. Sir John stu Withhold, the pub
nsatiOn of the notice Of dissolution of Parliament.
II is generally understood that the cause !, the al
lock in the Cabinet the result Of which one can fore
see. There is a strong and croWins feeling in con
servative circles that dissolution should be postponed
until there is definite Issue Of the pOurpai'eTN at Wash
ington and London r-pe ting reciprocity Of adc
with the United state TrcUds Of secretary # state
Chapleau declare tonight that II Is practically stIc!
that there Will be dissolution until OCi0b'r ana
Parliament is TO in March for short session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
GERMANY AND THE SILVER QUESTION.

Berlin, Jan. 2G.-ln the debate i'm the Recistae TO-
day upon the budget estimates Herr kaIdOr pr0pO cd
that the German Government open NEGOTIATION, with
the American GOvcrnDcnt in reference tD The r.
mOnctizatiOn Of silver. Dr. Hamburger. in opposing
the proposal expressed the conviction that the federal
Government, Of Germany did not coat mplae change
in the currency. Herr Won Maltlahn. Seer ti,y OF
State for the Treasury. said thai the Prussan Govern
ment necessity for altering the monetary
standard. Dr. Koch president OF the Reich -bank, also
held that there ground for interfering with the
present standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
ALLEaEp 70 1--WE EvApED pAYMEXr OF nIry.

Halifax. y. :. Jan. :G.-Rumor, arc afo1t respect
ng troubl" IN branch Of the Customs Department
here and t j. said that the discovery has been made
that several person, have received Cold~ without
Ing duty, and they have been obliged 10 deposit tho
amount 4 the value Of the good, and the date, wl
Nineteen hundred dollar, in cash j, the amount which
dealer had t0 put M. Detectives are ~till study
make dcpJ-It,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
pRrsrRrIyG THE STREETS From POLES.

Boston, jan :G.-Thc full bench Of the supreme
Court has dismissed the petition Oi the ShpurDah L'gh'
and p,vcr Company for Il maudamns To compel tho
Hoard - Aide. men Of the city Of Boston to grant
locations TO tile petitioner 10 erect poles on certain
tr,,s 40 that the company may be enabled TO carry
Ths onjnion is by the late Judge Devel,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27

Berlin. Jan. 2G.-Thc CORES pondent in Washing
ton OF German news paper La ~crt interview with
Mr. Mckinley 10 his paper in This city. In this inter
view Mr. Mckinley is quoted saying that Prince El,
marck's policy OF limited nrotcctJn which In twenty
years brought Germany mp To her present state ~
o,pcry. induced him 10 take mp The aIl ou" ton
in the United states" Mr. Mckinley Is said - have
added that Lc intended 10 visit Prince Ei>m1rcl n
order TO express personally his admiration for that
statesman and for lii policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA IN coal.

Ottawa. Jan. 26.-Dayd Mckccu. VI. +. for Capo
Breton. arrived here today. lie i, much disturbed
the report that the Government intended 10 offer
10 the United Staic- reciprocity IN c1al. Mr. Nckccn
has repeatedly declared that the abolition Of the c0al
duty would result in the closing mp of the Cape Breton
coal mines, and Sir john Macdonald haS sent for him
find Out II the coal miners viii not a-rcr 10 hcu
unrestricted competition With the Americans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
THE DEADLOCK UYBRoKEy IN ILLINOIS,

Springfield H.. Jan. 2G-Bsoilng for United states
Senator resumed In joint assembly AT noon. Iho
first ballot Of the day and the twenty third OF the
session showed this Palmer 10l oelc>by. loo'
Strceter. 3:-nO change from prev Gus ballots. Inc
Galloting cOiinncd Ia the thirty first without chahse
The jont assembly then adjourned. The +. NJ B a.
MEN received telegram from the Alliance men III w,
KANSAS eslslaturc eAhortns them " hoio tAe 1o'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27

Charleston. ". Va, Jan. 26 (>pccall-Thc House
TO-DAY passed resolution against approprlating any
money for a State exhibit at the Worlds Fair unless
the Federal Election bill was defeated by almost a
strict party vote. IN" resolution was tabled I'm the
senate after a warm light Worlds Fair Commissioner
II Clair. Democrat. leading the opposition Five
other Democrat, voted with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
no DYNAMITE SCARE IN ENGLAND.

London Jan. 2G.-Gc1ry Matthews the Home sec
retary was asked TO-DAY if there wa, ans foundation
for the sensational report the United by
cable agency, stating that there Wa, q dynamite
scare among the authorize, here owing to nforma
ton received from their agents in America. Mr.
Matthews authorizes denial that the Government has
heard anything about the matters referred to- that
any extra precautions had been TAKEN or were being
considered, in relation to dynamite or any DINER
scare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
FOR RECIPROCITY WITH CUBA.

SPAIN ACCEPTS THE PROPOSAL OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR NEGOTI ALTON OF \ TREATY.
Madrid Jan. 2G-Spain has accepted the proposal
of the United states Government f1r the negotiation
~ Washington Of reciprocity treaty relative 10
American trade with Cuba. In political circles il &,
said that the only SeriouS difficulty In the way Of
formulating and adopting such treaty appears - be
the Americans mhcNbility on toe tobacco question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
TIE MozAuRrorr COMPANY, CHARTER.

Ll-loD Jan. 2G.-Thc truth of the statement - the
PWi, "oc"I"" in it, issue of January - rcsar1in:
the charter granted hy Portugal 10 the NoLambquc
Company, j, ~trcuuou-N denied here. Tho d" ~i"o"-
-ad that the territory coded by the charter touched
the territory of the British south African COMPANY
and that some Of il, provision, afcrtcd important
French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27

Bordeaux. Jan. 2G.-A serious encounter took place
here today in the ncghbOrhOOd of the docks. \ num-
Der Of French sailors and several German tars began
exchanging epithe>, and finally 10 blows Knives
were drawn, aud two Germans seriously injured
that they taken 10 the hospital several Gcnan,
and Frencmen slightly hurt. One Frcnchmau
was arrested. II > expected that one Of the injured
Germans Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
TO PROTEST AGAINST FREE COINAGE.

Boston, Jan. 26.-MajOr Henry l.. lligsinson, who
was appointed AT a mass meeting IN Iahcull Han
chairman Oi committee 10 go to Washington 10 pc
sent resolutions and protest against the passage OF
the bill for the free coinage Of silver has been advised
tilat the Committee Coinage will give hearing TO
he delegation Wednesday Mr.. IligginsOn has
made up his committee follows General +. y
Walker. +. W Hooper. ir.. Roger WOcOt. Charles {.
Jackson, j. W. Breed Franklin Haven, ir., and P.o-
fcs>Or +. ". Taus,g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
BALDWIN UITHDBuvS HIS ApPEAL.

New-Bedf0rd Mass. Jan. 2G.-Whliam j. baldwin,
who arrested for having official ballot In MS
possession outside Of the voting nclOsurc and was
fined $500, this morning, in the Third District Court
withdrew his appeal from his sentence and tine iudg
mcnt was affirmed. Unless the fine Is paid Baldwin
will have to serve three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
SENIrOR HElRST BETTER

Washington Jan. Ex-senator Hearst is better TO
night The symptoms Of blood poisoning which were
manifest a day or ago have dlslpp AIRED, ana Dr.
Wn,d who ha, been in constant attendance on the
senator recently, will return to Newlork t1s evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
LETTER EROM EMIN PACHA.

Berlin Jan. 26.-Thc North German Gazette pub
fishes letter from Emin Pachl. dated Ea>>isi.
October TO- in which he recommends that station
be formed at KavirOndo, and that all ivory from
Unyoro be sent TO kavirOndO instead Of 10 Zanzibar.
Emin implores that boat be sent 10 Him for trading
purposes Victoria Nyanza before the arrivel VI a
british steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
GOATS BLOOD As A CONSUMPTION CURE

GOATS BLOOD AS 4 CONSUMPTION CURE.
Paris, Jan. 2G.-Drs. Bertin and Ifcq of the Nantes
faculty. exhibited to-day TO Their colleagues in this city
a new treatment for tuberculosis. DrS. Bcrn and
Pcq explained that they injected fifteen grams Of
goats blood into the muscular tissues OF the thighs of
two patients. and asserted that could be brought
about by renewing such iniecllOns every ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
INSPECTING p,oYLY cAnTE.s NEW rnEArEr.

INSPECTING DoNLN CAlfTE'S NEW THEATRE
London Jan. 2G.-M the invitation Of D.Ovlv
Carte. brilliant company today inspected his new
opera house. at which Sir Arthur -ullivan'~ grand
opera, ivanho' Is 10 have its first production
Tie consensus Of opinion after the inspection was
that the new place al anus mrn is the most magniG-
cent theatre IN al respects yet built IN London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
A FIRE ATTRIBUTED TO THE STRlkEl'S.
THE SCOTCH RAILWAY LINES AGAIN WORKING
WELL.

WELL.
Glasgow Jan. o6.-The station OF the 'M'uoil'"
Railroad. at Caderbank has been deSuoScu oH nv
Tho noce and the railroad officials say they nave no
doubt that the fire was the work of ncendary.
Strikers are suspected of having instigated the crc
and A number of arrests contemplated
The police and of private detectives are Dusty
at work hunting for the rascals who attempted u Do"
up the gaswOrks here about ten DAYS ago i"c u'
..i ora stimulated i'm their efforts by q reward OF
81 900 which has been offered for the detection Oi Inc
offenders. -, -..ah ,,;,
wavs are Welding everywhere, and the lines are 10"
working we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
.rnAXGE ErrEcr or TIE LYNpn on 4 rNrlExr.

Vienna Jan. 2G.-profc c,>or sci t1lcr TODAY cx-
hibcd a patient suffering from Tuberculosis Of the
larynX who had been treated with Or. KOch'~ lymph
with singular results. The PATENTS cOufit on h1d
improved under the treatment. lut IA rily afr
prOycmeut noted iuhcrtuIr .Wcllngs had q -
VcOpcd his nose which reached an enormous s.zc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
4 STEAMER ASHORE NEAR ROTTERDAM.

London Jan 26.-The steamer Lero. from Baltimore.
January :, for Rotterdam. is aground near the latter
place and is expected to become total wreck Part
OF her cargo may be saved The crew landed safely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
LONG TRIP IN SMALL LAUNCH.

Beaufort y. C.. Jan. 2G.-Chsrles +. Lihdall and a
friend arrived here Yesterday from Boston in an
eighteen foot launch on their way TO 81. Augustine.
They will ship the launch BY vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
DISORDER IN \ FRENCH THEATRE.

Paris. Jan. 2G.-Thc second performance Of ~Thcr-
mld0r which rvcn tonight, marrcd through
ont by noisy interruptions. \ large number Of NAL
contents were elected from the theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27
BOMBARDED BY REBELS.
PROGRESS OF THE INSURRECTIoN IN CHILL
THE TOWN OF CoRoNEL UNDER sIEGE-THl
BRITISH MINISTER SAID TO BE ACT
ING AS MEDIATOR.

Buenos Ayres, Jan. Ca dispatch from Chill
saws that the rebels have bombarded CoroheI' anu
that several persons were killed and wouhueu,
The Government troops are trying TO Surfounu
the insurgents in the Coqumbo district.
Paris. Jan. 26.-News has been received mere
from Buenos Ayres that the British Minister 10
Chilli, j. G.. Kennedy, is acting as medlator pc-
tween the Chilan Government and the Insurgents
1t is added that President Balmaceda oheiS 10
resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27

TO PLACE 25,O00,0oO FISH IN LAKE ONTARIO.
Ottawa, Jan. 2G.-The Fisheries Department is ad-
viscd that the Commissioners Of Fisheries for the
state Of New-lork have arranged TO place IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27

THE KAISER'S YOUNGEST son BAPTIZED
Berlin, Jan. o6-The Emperor's youngest was
baptized today, receiving the name Joachim Josef
lfumbert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27

FOR CARRYING on EXCAVATIONS IN DELPHI.
Paris Jan. 2G.-Tle Chamber OF Deputies today
voted an appropriation OF 100000 francs to carry on
archaeological excavations at Delphi, in Greece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-27

waters Of Lake ontario next spring $4,000 900 white
fish. 100000 ciscos, and from 100000 to
100000 walleyed pike.