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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
Driven MAlb by Hunger.

KANSAS CTR, Mo-, March 25.-S. N. Gar
rett, an attorney of Kansas City, Kan, was
found in his office raving maniac. He was
very poor. He had no money to buy food
and was too proud to beg. Hunger drove him
mad. He was arrested and an inquiry INTO
hlS sanity will be instituted.
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surrspt,tlou. Brandy sstr.d.

SAN Francisco, CAL, March 31.-The dis
tillery and winery of the Gallegos Wine COM
pany at Irvington, one of the largest in the
state, has been seized by the revenue officers.
1t is charged that the company, since 1853,
has been marketing brandy on which the
tax had not been paid. The value of the
plant is 100000.
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Rnnanartea Intsrmsrry.

PARIS, March 25.-The Gaulois announces
the betroshal of Prince Roland Bonaparte to
Princess Letitia, only daughter of the late
Prince Napoleon, and says that the marriage
will take place upon the expiration of the
period of mourning for the prince.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
Harrison wins Blaine.

wAsHISGToS, D. C.-The president walked
out in the snow 70 call on Secretary Blaine.
They we're together nearly an hour and the
president returned to the White house Just IN
time to attend the regular cabinet meeting.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
Two Fee. Of snowln Virginia.

WIScHETTER, Va, March 31.-The snow
storm still continues here. 1t has been fall
ing fast for thirty eight hours and has reached
depth of over two feet, and IN some places
nearly three feet.
Country roads are impossible. It Is the
severest storm for thirty years.
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Anarchists in Roma

ROME, March 26.-The police os this city
searched a number of anarchists houses,
and seized papers showing that Italian,
French, German and Spanish anarchists are
conspiring to give their May-day manifesto
a revolutionary character.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
AWtfIe Snow Storm

BURLINGTON, IA, March pa heavy snow
storm struck this city and the flakes fell in
binding sheets. At least four inches lie on
the ground. Railroad traffic has not a. yet
been interfered with.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
The Russian Bear win Dance at Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 28.-Word has been re-
ceived that Russia will send a very complete
exhibit to the worlds fair. syndicate of
the bankers and merchants of st. Petersburg
have just subscribed 2,5O0, 900 francs, and the
Russian government will probably subscribe
as much more.
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To Pension Confederate Soldiers.

LITTLE Rock, March 2S-The bill to pen
sion disabled confederate soldiers and their
INDECENT widows, and to appropriate 500
for a soldiers home at Little Rock, has
passed both houses of the Arkansas legis-
lature.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
Bound To Have = Fuss.

NV York, March 25.-Chief Inspector
Byrnes fully realizes the necessity at thus
time of curling the revengeful feeling OF the
italian colonists Of this city. and preventing
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Fed.r,,ion D,.Ir.d b. saII.burv.

OTTAWA, Or, March Sl.-Lord Salisbury
is using every effort in his power to bring
about confederation of Newfoundland with
the dominion, as a settlement Of the New
foundland problem.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
rha Cokers str1ke Ended.

PIITsBuRe, Pa, Earch "a break has
occurred in the ConneIlsville coke strike BY
several large mines resuming work. The re-
sumption is on 10 cent reduction of wages
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04

General Tom Ewing's Home Burned
Yoxxxas, N. Y, March 31.-General Tom
EwIng's handsome residence here is de-
stroyed, with its contents, by FIRE. The fam
lily escaped with their lives. Loss, $4,000.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
Twenty-si1 Colored soIdisrx

LEAvESwoRrH, KAN, March 25.-Twenty-
six colored men of troop l, first cavalry, were
sent to the hospital with the grippe.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
A Big smash in Na.bvrI.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 26.-Anderson
Green d Co., wholesale dry goods, notions,
etc. in this city, have failed. Liabilities
about $4,000.
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Arksnsas Net in II.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, March BIN the SEN
ate the bill appropnating 81, 900 for worlds
fair purposes was defeated
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DIR. Howard Crosby y.rx M

NEw YoRK, March 26.-Dr. Howard Crosby
Is dangerously i'll at his home in this city.
He fell victim to the grippe and pneumo-
MIA is feared.
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None of the Balfour Fund Used

BosroN, March 27.-William Lloyd CARR
son, who is receiving funds for the relief of
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Morr Floods in Arizona.

DENVER, Col, March 2T.-Heayy rains in
Arizona has caused the little Colorado river
to rise very rapidly and food is threatened.
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Three Hundred Oman. Cauh,.-

OMAHA, NKB-, March 25.-The gambling
dens of this city have been raided and Over
800 prisoners are in jail.
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1 NEW BANNING pLAN
Which is rs Novel rs 1t is Original 4,
vanccd by ex-senator Norwood.

Which is as Novel rs 1t Is Original Ad.
vanccd by ex-senator Norwood.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 30.-Thomas N.
Norwood, cx-Unitcd States Senator of
Georgia, BY invitation OF the Legislature
TO address them on the Alliance sub
Treasury plan, spoke here tonight on
the general question OF the finances and
currency OF the United States. He i'd
vances plan for banking that is new.
lie contends that the accelerated ac-
cumulation OF capital in the
few Eastern States and in the
hands OF 4 few persons is destructive to
the West and South and will finally de-
stroy the Eastern States. 1t produces
congestion in one part OF our political
body and paralyzcs in the other parts.
His plan is i'll blief for Congress to di-
rect It's secretary OF the treasury 20 pre-
pare n sufficient number OF legal tender
notes OF convenient denominations,
which, added TO the existing currency,
will give $50, $40 or $50 per capita.
These notes are to be receivable for
all debts and dues, except duties on i'm
ports. They are to be redeemed BY the
United States Government on prescn-
tation at the Treasury or at the sub
treasures established at canvcnicnt
cities. The treasurer shall hold at least
% per cent oil the issue in coin, gold
and silver, to redeem the notes that be-
ing enough, and as much as the banks
now hold for redemption purposes.
The percentage oil coin, however, can
be regulated by experience.
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THE WRECK AT KENT.
a Miracle Thnt No More Than Three Live
We're Lost-Thc Injured Being Care

a Miracle Thut No More Than Three Lives
We're Lost-Thc Injured Being Cared
For.
CLEvELASD, O., Sept. Gothic small
loss OF life in the wreck near Kent to-
day is n miracle, considering the man
ncr in which the cars were demolished.
Had any OF them LETT the track they
would have either gone over the bridge
or down the embankmcnt and scores
would haze been killed. Even had the
demolished cars been n few yards fur
thcr west, and the people who were
thrown outin the smash up would have
been landed in the creek, fifty feet be-
low, and the loss OF lie would have
been terrible to think oi.
The injured are being tendGrly cared
ior by kind and willing hands Land
lord Shannon and, wife OF the Revere,
with all their assistants, are busy at
work doing all they can to relieve the
sufferers. The remains OF Mr. Maxwell
were sent to McNdvillc this evening and
Mrs, Dcwcys remains were sent TO
Michigan.
All the injured are doing well, save
Mrs. Anna johnson, OF AIuskegon,
Mich, who will probably die. J. D.
Hart, OF Rockford, ILL.,, was taken TO-
night to Meadville and placed in q hos
pital.
Further reports from the accident
state that Road Foreman OF Engines
". II. Maxwell and Fireman Glass were
killed outright and an old lady named
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COMMISSIONER RAUM'S

Reasons for Asking the Discharge OF En-
ploycs-Chnrgcs Them With Conspiracy.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S0.-Gen. Raum,
in his letter to Secretary Noble, main
tains that the influence OF the pension
employees he has asked to be discharged
is demoralizing in the extreme. 1t is
understood that one OF the immediate
causes OF this action, in the case OF
Engle and Howard, ut least, is the aili-
dayits recently filed with Secretary
Noble charging Young Mr.. Raum with
attempting TO obtain money IRON them
in consideration OF his influence with
his father in securing their promotion.
Young Mr.. Raum has made an aiIida-
vit which he has sent to the Secretary
denying The statements made by Englo
and Howard. His father charactcrizcs
the allegations that his cons influence
gained promotions or appointments in
favor OF his friends is entirely without
foundation III TACT. General Raum be-
licvcs that the charges made against his
son are not, only untrue, but that they
are cruel, rs the evident intention is to
strike down the father through the son.
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EXCITEMENT INpAEIS.

Tic News of Boulancor's suicides Creates
an Enormous Sensation.
PARIS, Sept. 30.-The suicide OF Gen.
Boulangcr has caused an enormous
sensation in this city. So,nuch so that
the evening newspapers are unable to
meet the demands made upon them.
Nothing else is talked OF among the
.boucvards, in the hotels and cafes, in
the clubs, and everywhere.
The members OF the patriotic league
are talking OF public funeral and they
propose to inter his remains in France.
1t is believed that such action on the
part OF the league will lead to serious
disturbances
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THE GUAThMALAS REVOLT.
A Small Army of RovolutioniSts OIarching
OH the Capital.

n Siuhli army OIL NcrOluuOnlhtS DlurchinH
OH the Capital.
Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. 30.-The dis
patch received in this city from Mention
yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon says that
1000 mon indiherently armed are
marching from Duotzaltcnnngo on tho
city OF Guatemala which is still under
martial law, invested with government
troops, who will march out to give bat
tlcto the insur5ent army. The work OF
executing the men who tool; part in tho
recent revolt still continues. The only
news OF the trouble i'll Guatemala is
either received by special carrier to
Mention or by fleeing Guatcmalans, who
are seeking the hospitality OF the south
crn frontier in Mexico.
Owing TO the double assassination in
which General. CNyetano Sanchez WIS
killed by Colonel Angel Jobon and tho
latter by Romula Sanchez, one OF the
youngest OF four brothers, the entire
male portion OF the family, with the
exception OF Manuel, who was out OF
town, were cast into prison. Manuel
made his escape 10 San Salvador. the
capital OF Salvador. There he got into
n dispute with some OF the residents re-
garding the late war between Guatema-
Ia and Salvador, and he shot and killed
three people.
1t is rumored in Guatemala that To-
ledo, President Barillas's private secre-
tary, who lett that city few days ago
on a government mission to the depart
ments OF the west. has been assassinated
while en- route, as nothing has been
heard Of him.
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Spmiql Dispatch to The M,,ligmccr

COLUMNS, ONO, Sept. 30.-Land Bill
Allen, author OF the homestead law,
and the greatest friend TO the wage
workers, was tonight taken 10 tho
county iniirmary TO end his days. ue
is eighty years old, and spent his life in
the interest Of worltingmcn and women.
lie spent his own time and money nd
dressing meetings, until at last Congress
passed the national homestead law, CIV
ing every actual settler 100 acres OF
land. He spent a fortune in the cause,
and was lett 10 die without friends or
money.
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Jealous Rus sia,

VIENNA, Sept. 3O.-Thc st. Petersburg
correspondent OF the political cores
pondcncc OF this city telegraphs that
the reason for Russia's dcclination to
cooperate with the rest OF the powers
in calling China TO account for the re-
cent outraGes upon foreigners is that
Russia does not desire TO strengthen
England's influence in Asia, and also
because the Russian government is OF
the opinion that the disturbed condi-
ton OF China will assist in extending
Russian commerce in the direction OF
the projected Siberian railroads.
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STRIKES ORDERED.
Nino thousand Kailrond Miners VIII Go
Out To.dny-Thc Printers Demand,

N.h' iho"n"h" tN''A'b'tu I+hiHers VIII TO
Out To.duy-Tho Printers Demand.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 30.-A strike OF
5000 railroad miners in this district
will take place tomorrow. The opera
tors refused to grant the demands ior 4
half cent increase in the mining rate
and the strike was at once ordered.
The national officers are here and
pledge the strikers the support OF tho
national association.
A strike OF iourncymen printers in
the job offices OF this city for Il u per
cent advance in wages and reduction
in hours will also be inaUgurated in
the morning. The strike will affect
several hundred men.
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Gov. Campbell ut Youngstown.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ono, Sept. 30.-Gov.
Campbell addressed 4 large audience
at tho Opera House tonight.
1t was hali-past nine o'clock
when the Governor begun his
speech and lie was accorded an Cnthu-
siastic reception. The Governor opened
his speech by describing his progress
through the Western Reserveand spoke
at length on the issues. He charged
Mckinley with cvnding the tariirissues.
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{ MnInnn's Eccentric Ofirr.

PANS, Sept. 30.-An eccentric South
Of France ludy named Cabouret has left
Sl,G0o,OOO 10 any Frenchman who pcne-
trates further than any one has before
into the wilds OF Africa with 500 or more
compatrio,s, on the condition that one
half oil the caravan returns safely.
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The Governor OF Wu-uu bounced.

PARIS, Sept. 30.-Thc Chinese charge
d'atlaires in this city has informed NJ.
Ribot, the minister OF foreign affairs,
that the governor OF Wu-Hu, province
OF Ngan-Eloci, on the Ynng-tsc-Kiang,
where the recent outragcs on foreigners
were perpetratcd, has been dismissed
in compliance with the demands OF tho
nOWnra
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PARIS. Sept. Sole Matin to-day says
that there has been 4 revolutionary
agitation in several provinces OF Brazil,
causing the government great uneusi-
ness. In many places, according to
lie Mdiin, the troops have mutinicd and
the government must adopt strong
measures ii il hopcs to maintain order.
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EcuulSIt.on Issued


.l'.CTV'F l'T.I'uTrH ~ UEt INTtNTytTttF.
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. %0.-Govcrno-
Campbell has issued requisition on
tho governor OF West Virginia for tho
cxtradition OF William C. ScIby, wanted
in Mcig.s county ior perjury. He is
charged with swearing falsely in pro-
curinE,a marriage license.
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CorxyHAGEy, Sept. 30.-Arrivcd-
ThingyalIa. New York.
BMrMEE HAVEN, Sept. 30.-Arrivcd-
Spree, from New York.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 30.-Arrived-Abys-
sinia, IRON New York
BALTIMORE, Sept. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gart, from Bremen.
New IoRE, Sept. 30.-Arriyed-Havcl
from Bremen; California from Ham
burg; Majestic from Liverpool.
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CAN SUCH THINGS Be /?
Tho Mnn Who Spont q Fortune
for Il Noblo Purpose
LEFT TO DIE IN A POOR HOUSE.

Land Bill Allen, the Author OF tho
Homestead law, and tho Greatest
triCrd ucthc Wage Workers, Taken
10 II County lniirmary to End Ills
Days.--Ilc Is Too Old to Work.--A
Sud Commentary on the Gratitude
OF Ills Fellow Citixcns.
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THE DUNHAM TRAGEDY.
Tho Lato General Manager of tho
B. &c o. r. n. Company,
WHO KILLED JAMES CUNNINGHAM

At Montgomery, Ala, HRs Not Yet
Had His Preliminary Ilcarlng.--Thc
Sensation Caused by the killing.
Mr.. DunhHm Was Capt. w. NJ.
Clements Successor and Is Well
Known la interchangeable Supposed
Cause Ortiic Shooting.
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s,ptrtG' Di&pntch to The Iate!igcnctr
CoLUNDvs, ONO, Sept. 30.-IIenry
Wchcic. oil Tuscarawes county, under
sentence TO hang October is for the
murder OF James Booth last Christmas,
has been respited until December.
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ST. PETERsnUnG, Sept. 30.-Thc ccn-
sors have stopped the sale OF the Mos
COW Ga:dtS on account OF an article ac-
cusing n. Y. lshnegradsKi, minister Of
finance, OF an unpNtriotic leaning to-
ward Germany in trying TO negotiate a
commercial treatY.
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Major DUNN DEAD.
Ono of the Ernycst Officers OF tho Va
PnsSCs Away

Onc OIL the brtFcSI oiuccrS OK tho War
Pnsscs Away.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 3O.-A pri-
vatc telegram received here this even
ing announces the death to-day at
Cushing's Island, Maine, OF Major
William Mckee Dunn, Third artillery,
U. S. a. Major Dunn, though still a
comparatively young man (having just
completed his iorty-cighth YEAR,, was
one OF the best known officers in the
service, and served in the war with
conspicuous g&liantry.
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BOULANGER DEAD.
Ho Commitg Suicide On the Tomb
Of His Lotto Mietrcss.
HER LOSS MADE HIM DESPONDENT.
End OF tho Romantic and Stormy
Career Of u Remarkable Man.
A VICTIM OF HIS OWN AMBITION.
Onco the Foremost Man In the
French Republic.
He DIES ALMOST FRIENDLESS
And Alono, An Exile From the
Country He Sought to Betray.
End OF tho Romantic and Stormy
Career Of Remarkable Man.
4 VICTIM OF HIS OWN AMBITION.
Onco the Foremost Man In the
French Republic.
He DIES ALMOST FRIENDLESS
And Aloro, An Exile From the
Country He Sought to Betray.
EXCITEMENT m PARIS CAUSED

BY the News Of the Trngcdy.-.Rcvicw
ofthc History OF the Rise and Fail
Of Cen RoulanGcr, Whose Career
AstonishCd the WUrld--.A Bravc
Soldier and u Dasl!ing Politician.
Story OF the Intrigue Which it Was
Thought Had in View the Rcstorn-
zion Of the Empire. and Its Ignoblc
Failure, Followed by the Generals
Banishmcnt---IIis Biography q Fas-
oinRtiug Narrative.
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II YouIishusbnnd Dcnd?

BOMBAY, Sept. 30.-ln spite OF repeat
cd dcnials rrmor has been persistent
lv circulated TO the effect TINT the Rus
slams have killed Captain II. Young
husband in Pamir.
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BALTIMORE, MD., Sept. 30.-Col Brad
ford Durham, who killed James Gun
ningham in Montgomery, Ala, OH Sum
day, was well known in Baltimore. The
wife OF Colonel Dunham was Miss So
phle Is. Huntington, daughter OF Viii
liam A. Huntington, OF Baltimore.
Colonel Durham came to this city in
1884 rs the successor OF General Mana
ger W. NJ. Clement OF the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company. On August
II, 1856, he married Miss Huntington,
and in tho following April resigned his
position with the Baltimore {; Ohio and
removed to Alabama.
A dispatch from Montgomery says:
"Thc preliminary trial OF Col, Bradford
Durham for the killing OF James Gun
ningham was called in the County
Court this morning. The defendants
counsel was ready, but the State asked
for more time, and the trial was post
poncd until Thursday next. Colonel
Dunham's leading counsel is Hon.
Thomas II. Watts, encouragement OF
the Southern Coniedcracy. Fully two
thousand people were in and about the
court house this morning. Colonel
Durham is still in jail"
TIE CRIME.
The story OF the shooting was briefly
related in the Associated Press dis
patches on Monday. The murder oc-
cured Sunday on street in Mont
gomcry. Mr.. Durham was sitting in
the door OF drug store, and when Cum
ningham passed he picked up his gun
and fired, the charge striking him in
the shoulder and passing through his
lungs.
Rumors as TO the cause OF the killing
are conflicting, but are thought to refer
to Dunham's domestic affairs. Alter
the killing DunEam went 10 the Jail
and surrendered. Cunningham was 4
young man, twenty years OF age, and
prominent in society circles.
Dunham was one OF the most promi-
nent railroad officials in the country,
having filled the office OF general mana
ger OF the Louisville & Nashville system
for ten years; and subsequently the
same position on the Baltimore d Ohio,
and at present superintendent OF the
Alabama Midland.
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Is even added that the General has gcv-
oral times OF late even made attempts to
take his own life. The consequence has
been that he has been watched aa close
ly as possible By the friends who still
remained loyal to him ut the low water
oil his fortunes.
WAS WEARY OF LIFE.
Gen. BoulanSer, according to the
stories told this evening, made no secret
OF his wcarincss since tho collapse of
his party, and particularly so since the
death OF Nine. dc Bonnemain. Ills
friends now recall tho iact that when
the coffin lid was finally closed over the
remains OF his mistress he kept on re-
pcNtlng aloud in hcart-broken tones,
"Au feroir, ct bientot."
The weapon which Gen. BoulangCr
used to destroy himself was a revolver
oil large calibre, so it Is all the more cx-
traordinary that it should have escaped
the vigilance OF his valet, relatives and
friends, The dead man held this
weapon tightly graspGd in his right
hand, and il was seen that the bullet
had entered the generals head near the
right temple, had passed through his
head and left it by tho lett temple.
The police took charge OF the remains,
and as they were bearing the generals
body away from tho tomb OF his mistress
with the intention OF placing it in the
landau ior conveyance to Brussels, tho
dead mans niece reached the cemetery.
The body was taken and now lies in the
generals bedroom in the Rue Alontoycr.
1t has been prepared for burial, but il is
only being viewed by the intimate
friends OF the family.
Boulanger lett u will and political
testament in his desk. It's stated that
the latter declares unshakcn confidence
in his party, enjQins his friends to pro-
sccute the great aims he always held in
view and ascrbes his own death solely
to inconsolablc grief over the loss OF
Mmo. dc Bonncnain. The funeral OF
the general will probably take place on
Sunday afternoon.
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Moscow, Sept. 3O.-Thc merchants
guild has contributed So, 800 for the re-
lief OF famine sufferers and has formed
Il committee to makcn private distribu-
ton OF mercantile donations.
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Tic Popc Worry sccb!c.

BERLIN, Sept. 30.-Privatc tclcgrams
say that the recent strain has seriously
increased the Pope's iccbleness, and
that his condition now causes alarm.