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Washington.

SECRETARY TRACY awarded the contract
for building torpedo boat No. to the Iowa
Iron Works of Dubuque at $ll3,S0O.
The President issued his proclamation
opening the new lands in Oklahoma for SET
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SIR JULIAN PAUr sEFoRTE, the British
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dus vivendi in relation to the seal fisheries.
PLANS have just been approved by the
War Department for additional buildings at
Flattsburg Barracks, N Y, which will give
accommodations for a regiment and half
Of troops.
CoLLEcToR HENDRICKS, Of New York,
called at the White House and spent an
hour In consultation with the President.
THE Attorney General has given direc-
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Chilean vessel Itata. and she will be imme-
diateiy released and free to resume traffic.
SENIOR Don BENJAMIN MOLINA GUIRoLA,
the Minister from Salvador, presented his
letters of recall to the President. The usual
courtesies were exchanged.
THE larger postcfices are soon to be furn-
ished by the Postof1ce Department with
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Foreign.

THE damage done by the foods In Spain Is
estimated at a, 900, 900; the bodies Of 1900
victims at Copsuegra have been buried.
A GREAT coal vein has been discovered In
Spitzbergen, and 1t Is probable that Russia
win enforce her claim to the island, which
heretofore has been regarded as valueless.
THE Holland budget shows a deficit of
81, 100000.
THE overturning of mail coach near
Geneva, Switzerland, resulted in the death
Of two women and the injury of three others.
THERE was heavy storm in Labrador.
Two fishing vessels, the Parsee and the ANA
zon, returning loaded with fish, were
wrecked, and seven men we're drowned. In
the same gale the schooner Blossom struck
Gull Island, Notre Dams Bay, and went to
pieces: five men and one woman were
drowned.
SPAIN has officially recognized the erovis-
ional government of Chill.
THE Pope received 1000 French workmen
who visited home as pilgrims.
AGoB PAsHA, Kazazian Minister of the
Civil List and formerly Minister of Finance,
was thrown from his horse in Constantinople
and so seriously injured that he died in an
hour.
DR.. CHARLES PELLIGRINI, President Of
the Argentine Republic, has signed bill
providing for a representation at at the the
Worlds Fair and appropriating SlOo,0Oo
or that object
AN explosion took place at the Farchies-
Ia-Manche colliery, near Charleroi, Province
of Hainaut, Belgium. The number OF dead
is twenty nine.
EXTRAORDINARY high tides have done
great damage to the marshes OF Westmore-
land County, New Brunswick.
SEVEN miners were killed and many seri-
ously injured by an explosion of fire damp
in Silesia.
A SERIOUS riot occurred during bull fight
at Marseilles, France. Displeased citizens
drove bulls and toreadors out of the arena,
heaped and burned the seats, and were only
quieted when repeatedly charged by force
gendarmes. The building was finally cleared
and the flames extinguished. Many arrests
were made.
SIR JAMES FERGUSON, Bart, Politica.
Secretary Of the Foreign Office, has been
appointed to the Office of Postmaster General
of Great Britain, vacant through the death
of Henry Cecil Raikes.
GILLIAN soldiers in Santiago are in revolt
at the bad food they receive. The British
Government has recognized the Provisional
Government of Chilli.
Two passenger trains collided between Go
laczowry and Wolbrom, Prussian Siiesa
The cars were shattered to splinters, and ten
persons were killed and many injured.
In the House of Commons, Ottawa,
Canada, the opposition impeached another
member of the Government, the Postmaster
General, Hon. John Haggart, who is ac-
cused of participating in the profits OF
Government railway contract and agreeing
to the FIRMS subscribing to Government cleo
ton funds. charged to the firms profit.
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utes
THE American Pomological Society held
its annual biennial session in Washington.
THE eleven Division Superintendents of
the Railway Mail Service held meeting in
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the Improvement of the service.
UNITED STATES MINISTER EGAN notified
the State Department of Balmaceda's sui
eide. It was short dispatch and merely
stated the fact and that the deed was done
at rne Argentine Legation. Tranquility
prevails in Chill.