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The morning call., 1891-03-31
Arbitration DENOUNCED.
Action of Eass-Meeting at st. Johns Re

Action of Eass-Meeting at St. Johns Re
garding EAgland's Action.
ST. JOINS, March 3O.-An enthusiastic
uass meeting was held Saturday night, at
which resolutions were passed condemning
In the strongest terms the agreement of ar
bitration, about which the colony had not
been consulted, as the worst form of op-
preston, subversive of the principles of
Freedom and justice, a violation Of the
pledge given by the British Government in
sS57, and the renewal Of coercive powers to
demned because il makes no provision for
the termination Of the French treaty rights.
10 arrangement would ever be asseuted to
pnless II included the entire abrogatiOn of
these rights, which are inconsistent with
the progress OF the colony. The delegates to
london leave Anri 9th.
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A CLOSE CALL.
Thrilling Experience of Party of Travellers
NLhiln shnn.irc. tLo NiIa p.-;a.

Thrilling Experience of Party of Travellers
While Shooting the Nile Rapids.
NEW YORK, March 3O.-The Mail and Ex-
press Assouan EGYPT correspondence says:
a party of ten persons had narrow es cape
recently by the wrecking Of their boat while
shooting the first cataract of the Nile. The
boat was overloaded and through the care
lessness Of the steersman ran among the
rocks. The steersman and crew lost their
heads, and the boat, without tiller or oars,
ran into the bank full speed She then
drifted down the river and was run into by
smother boat, completely wrecking her.
The passengers managed to scram bic into
the boat, aud received no other damage than
a thorough wetting.
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first homo of the Mormon Church. The
membership of the local church mas ln-
creased from GS to 100. This original organ
ization of the Mormon Church Is non
polygamous. Bishop. apostle and. minor
officers are to be chosen by the conference.
Among the delegates will be the younger
Joseph Smith. who was born at Klrtlana.
One of the interesting items of business so 10
be disposed of will be an offer of 100000
for the temple by parties who desire to re-
move it to Chicago for exhibition at the
WOrld's Fair
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British Diplomatic Examinations.

LONDON, March 3O.-Tne British Foreign
Once has taken Il departure in the matter
of examinations for the public service. In
future there will be one examination quail
flying both the Foreign Office and diplomatic
service abroad. There is no likelihood, how
ever, that there will be any change in the
custom Of filling vacancies with young and
penniless scions of the aristocracy who can
not make living in private life.
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AN EASTER WEDDING.
Marriage Of Geraldine Uimar to Young
Belgien Composer.

Marriage Of Geraldine Uimar to Young
Belgian Composer.
LONDON, March S0.-Geraldine Ulmar, an
American actress, who was until recently
the prima donna in La Cigale," was mar
Ted this morning to Ivan Caryil. young
Belgian composer, al ST. Georges Church.
Il was a very brilliant affair. The Amsri-
can colony was strongly represented; also
a number of English actors were present,
together with many n0ttbLitieS in the lit
erary and artistic world.
The interior Of the church was beautifully
decorated with flowers aud plants. Rev.
DR.. Anderson, rector of The church, officiated.
Justice JeuLc gave the b,ide away. A fun
choir assisted. The wedding presents were
numerous and handsome and included a
massive silver card-case and gold clock from
the Lyric Theater Company. A weddin G
tour to Paris for a fortnight will be taken,
and on their return they viii live in HamD-
Rtpad
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FLAHERTY'S DENIAL.
He Says He Is on the Best Of Terms With
His Wife. Jennie Kimhall

ITS WIG VVI'IIAO -AIIIIU"1I'
BosToN, March 30.-Y esterday the Her
aid published a sensational special from
Spokane Falls saying that Jennie Kimball,
the well-known actress and mother Of
Corinne, had obtained a divorce from her
husband, Thomas Flaherty, the piano.
dealer, OF this city. The news created quite
a sensation here. 1t was a big surprise 10
Flaherty, who is hopping mad. He comes
out with card tonight denying the state
ment as a moustrous lie. He says he and
his wife are on the best of terms and he is
going to start west to find the person who
origina ted the story and settle with him.
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BRUSSELS, March 80. = The dynamite
seized by the police of Serang consists of
1900 Nobel cartridges. 1t is supposed
they were stolen from mill near Liege.
An investigation has been opened. War
rants have been issued for the arrest of GER
tain Anarchists VINO nave disappeared from
the village of Ougree since the seizure was
made.
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THE INDIANS.
instructions 10 The Agents Of the Various
Reservations.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The Commits
siOner OF Indian Affairs has sent to the
agents of the various reservations letter
giving a synopsis of all the existing treaties
and arguments between the Sioux and the
Government, including the Indian apprO-
priati0n acts passed during the last Con-
greSs. The Commission er directs the agents
to state to the Indians that Agent Cooper
has been instructed to proceed to Pine
Ridge and find out definitely what persons
suffered loss of property during the late
trouble, and as soon as this information is
received the $4,000 which Congress appro-
lriated to make good these losses will be
paid to them. They are also directed TO eX-
plain that the agents have been requested
TO report 10 him what Indians are ready
and entitled to receive from the Govern
ment cows and other stock, and as soon as
this information is received the stock will
be purchased and sent to them. The In
diauS are also to be told that the Superin-
tendent Of Indian Schools IS now investi-
eating the matter of establishing Il large
board ing-scho0l st Rosebud, improving the
bo2rding-schOOls at Pine Ridge and else
where, and of locating and building the
thlrty-day schools provided for, and that 1t
Is hoped before the opening of the new
school year in september all this work will
either be completed or well under way. The
agents are also instructed to inform the lu-
dIauS that probably within the next month
q commission Will be appointed TO settle the
boundary line between Pine Ridge and
Rosebud, and orders nave already been
given for the eStablishm mt of su b-iSSue
stations at convenient places. Larger and
better cattle will also be furnished the Iu-
dIans. The Commissioner directs that tue
agents state to the Indians very fully and
very emphatical!y that a renewal Of dis
turb2uces Will postpone the payment of the
money and the furnishing OF the supplies.
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New YORK. March 30.-Isabelle Urqu-
hart, the actress, who proposed to ''do"
Europe with Sylvia GPrrlsh, says that the
charges of Annie Sutherland, a member of
Nat Goodwin's company, that she has been
too intimate with Actor Richard Field Car
roll. Miss Sutherland's husband, are infa-
nous and without foundation.
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HELENA WATER COMPANY.
Suit Growing Out of an Alleged Failure to
rfo pn, ~ thn

Suit Growing Out of an Alleged Failure to
Transfer Part Of the Stock.
NEW YORK, March 30.-George F. Wool
ston has brought suit against Thomas G.
Power in the Supreme Court to recover
1924, 167 damages for breach of contract.
Woolston AYERS that in May, 1889. Power
and lie made an agreement by which the
latter was to assign to him in July following
half Of the stock Of the Helena Water Com
pany OF Montana, in consideration of $4,000
and One-siXth interest in the West Side ior
new Water Company of Helena, Mont, for
$40, coo. Power in his defense alleges that
the contract was only to be carried out pro-
viding Wooston secured previously the re-
mainder of the stock in both companies.
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SUGAR BOUNTY.
Regulations for the Enforcement Of the Pro-
visions of the Mckinley Bill.

visions of the Mckinley Bill
WASHINGTON, March SO.-The Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue has prepared a
series of regulations for the enforcement Of
the provisions of the Mckinley tariff act in
regard to the bounty Oh sugar of domestic
production. They prescribe that all pro-
ducers of sugar who intend to apply for the
bounty on sugar produced during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1892, must file notice
and make application for license within q
year, beginning April 1st, giving fun and
detailed information of the machinery, ap-
paratus and capacity of the works. A
proper bond must also be executed by every
person or firm intending to manufacture
sugar. Full instructions are given in regard
to the books the producers shall keep, etc.
The bounty will be paid from year to year.
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Indians Being Robbed and Misused.

PROVIDENCE (R. I), March 30-A letter
dated Pine Ridge Agency, from Rev. Father
Craft, the Indian missionary, who predicted
the recent Indian troubles, earnestly points
out that there is danger of more sprious
trouble unless the Indians are placed un-
der control OF the War Department. He
declared that the Indians are being robbed
aud misuse1 by politicians under the pres
ent ARRANGEMENTS
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THE woRKMENs CONGRESS.
Predominance Of the Socialist Element at the
Paris Meeting.

PARIS, March 3o-The Workmeu's Con-
gress has adopted programme embracing
the following propositions: That eight
hours constitute days work that mini
mum of wages be fixed; that children under
IA years be prohibited from work; that
everybody declared by the Workmen's Syn
dicate to be unable to work receive public
support; that masters be held responsible
for accidents to workmen; that municipal
butcher-shops. bake-houses and bazaars be
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NATIVES REVOLT.
Three Hundred People Massacred on Anjouan
Island

Three Hundred People Massacred on Anjouan
Island.
ZANZIBAR, March 30.-A revolution has
broken out in the ComOro Islands, which
are ruled by Arab Princes under French
protection. On the island of Anjouan the
natives rose, armed themselves and spread
over the country, pillaging and massacreing
300 people. The French warships now in
the Indian Ocean have been ordered to pro-
Ceed to the Islands to quelI tie revolt.
Aujouau Tor Johanna Island is the central
and most fTeQuented, though not the largest,
OF the Com0ro Islands, in Mozambique
Channel. 1t is twenty-six miles in length
by eightees miles in breadth, and has a
central peak $500 feet above the saa The
population is about 1900 On the north
side is the walled town of MoOsamOndoO,
the seat OF the Sultan Of the island.
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ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.

Governor Eagle Signs the Resolution Regard
ing the Election of Senators.
ST. Louis, March 30.-A special from
Little Rock, Ark, says Governor Eagle to-
day approved the joint resolution urging
the Arkansas Representatives i'll Congress
to use their influence to secure an amend
ment to The Constitution providing for the
election Of United States Senators by direct
vote OF the people. Tie House WAYS and
Nj cans Committee to-day reported bill ap-
prOprietins $4,000 for the Worlds Fair.
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Grain Supply.

New YORK. March 3O-Following is a
statement of the visible supply of gra in on
Saturday. March 2s.h, as compiled at the
Produce Exchange: Wheat, 22,746,00O
bushels. a decrease of 267. 900; corn, 2, $685.
600 bushels, an increase of $4,000; oats,
2,S09,OO0 bushels, decrease of 1000; barley,
1925, coo bushels, a decrease of 166,000
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Iapanese Miners at Chicago.

CHICAGO, March SO.-1ashushiro Hawai-.
engineer in chief of the Paronai coal mines
in Hokkaido, Japan, together with his assist
ant 0. Ma Jima, registered at the Grand
Pacific to-day. 1--WE have come to America
to study American methods Of mining"
said he to-day. 1--WE shall 20 to PennSyl-
vania and spend several months there in the
coal mines. | also intend visiting San Fran
cisco TO see if 1 cannot establish market
for our coal there"
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Reward offered.

New YORK, March 3O-The Directors Of
the Mechanics and Traders Bank to-day
offered n reward of $4,000 for evidence suffi-
cient TO convict the person or persons who
recently circulated tie grOundless rumOrs
regarding the standing OF the bank.
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Mexieo,s Foreieu-Born Citizens

CITY OF MEXICO, March 30.-The Foreign
Office has published a table showing the
number of foreigners naturalized here since
1928, with the surprising result that the
total in sixty-thrpe years is but 2044 Of
this number 1147 were SpaniardS. There
were LAG Amaricans
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AFTER THE BATTLE.
Sligo Surgeons Kept Busy Patching Up the
Wounded in Sundavis Firnt

DUBLIN, March 3O,-Michael Davitt and
Mr. Roche, MP, returned from Sligo to
Easkey Sunday night, An alteration in
the road led to a scuftie between Roche and
Conway, ME mbers of Parliament, and the
police were obliged to separate them. The
surgeons of Sligo have been kept busy to-
day dressing the wounds received in yester-
days fight
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Nanoleon and Bismarck.

BERLIN, March 3J.-The newspapers dis
miss the reported interview in 1866 between
Napoleon and Bismarck, at which the latter
is said to have proposed a combination of
France and Prussia against Russia aud the
rest OF Europe as absolute fiction, which is
made evident from the fact that Napoleon
was not even in Berlin in 1866.
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AN OLD NEWSPAPER DEAL.
Ex-Manager West Of the Chicago Tribune Sc
cures a New Trial.

CHICAGO, March 3O.-The case of J. J.
West vs.. The People of the State Of Illinois,
in which an opinion was handed down by
the Supreme Court al Ottawa to-day, grows
out Of the struggle for the possession of the
Chicago Times. Several years ago West
and Clinton A Snowden. then owners Of the
Mail, secured the cooperation OF the Huls-
kamp Brothers Company and others.
wealthy capitalists Of heokuk, Iowa, and
bought the Times from the heirs of the late
Wilbu- F. Storey, and West was installed
as manager OF the paper on behalf OF the
syndicate. The company became so largely
involved by the cXtravagant manager Of the
trust that the HuskampS and their associ-
ates found it necessary 10 oust West from
the management in orier TO protect the
property. An Investigation of the affairs of
the company disclosed the fact that there
was an overissue of stock to the extent Of
several hundred shares, and criminal pro-
ceedings were ut once instituted against
West and Secretary Graham. West waS
found guilty and sentenced to five years in
the penitentiary. while Graham was acquit-
ted. An appeal was taken to the Supreme
Court, which reversed the Judgment aud re-
manded the case,
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Mutinv on a chilean War.shin.

BUENos AYREs, March 30.-A mutiny oc-
CURED on the Chilean man-of-war Pilco-
mayo while lying in the harbOr here. The
riutiny is supposed to have been instigated
by the Chilean residents of this city. Three
sailors were Killed and nine wounded.
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A New Submarine Gun.

LONDON, March 3O.-A very successful
experiment was made to-day In Lake Como
with submarine gun invented by Signor
Iselli The cannon was sunk to depth of $50
feet in the lake, but in spite of the pressure
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EnEaln Rill,s Indians.

CHICAGO. March 3O-About twenty In
dians from Pine Ridge, in charge of Buffalo
BilPs representa- tive. arrived here to-day.
were W jdined ty the Indians at Fort SheT-
dan. and tile party left for the East this
afternoon.
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The Grip in Pittsburg.

PTTsBURG. March SO-The grip scourge
In this city is still holding on with deadly
results. Some seventy-two funerals oc-
CURED yesterday and an equal number were
postponed until to-day, there being dearth
of hearses and carriages. Tonight many
well-known citizens are reported danger
ously i'll.
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GROWING IN POWER.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
Paris to Have New Home

PARIS. March 3O.-The Young Mems
Christian Association OF Paris to-day con-
cluded the purchase of 5000 square feet of
land on the Rue Trevise. paying therefor
SIP, 500. 1t is situated in the business cen
ter of Paris, only a few steps from the
present rooms of the association and within
a block of the great central boulevard.
Pans are being prepared for commodious
association building, which will include
bers of a wel-known family of New York
have made large subscriptions and the
money necessary for the erection of the
building is assured.
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Italy and the BIZ Fair

ROME, March 80 - Lltalia announces
that the Government still adheres to the
ternational exhibitions, but will give every
facility to those artists and manufacturers
who desire to exhibit their works at the
Worlds Columbian Exhibition, to be held in
Chicago.
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PARNELLITE ENJOYS.
0'Kelley Positively Denies That He Was
Snubbed by Fitzgerald.

CHICAGO, March 3d.. j. .O'Kelly, NJ. p,
who has been acting as ParnelPs envoy in
this country, arrived here this morning.
Mr.. O'Keley, another Parnellte repre-
sentative, arrived from the West to-day and
left for New York this evening. In an in
tcrview he said the reports that he had met
with an unfriendly reception in Nebraska
and the alleged snubbing given him by Pres
ident Fitzgerald of the Land League are
false. He met not only Fitzgerald but other
repre- sentative men of the West, and carries
in bis pocket their financial and personal
pledges to the cause of Parnell and Ireland.
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Merrick,s Silver Brick.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The District
Court has issued an order requiring Secre-
tary Foster of the Treasury Department to
show cause why the writ asked Tor by
George Merrck to compel the Treasury De-
partment u accept silver brick for free
coinage shall not be issued.
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ADS ARE NEVER FOUND IN TIE CALL, THE
GREAT REAL ESTATE MEDIUM. IT ALWAYS
CONTAINS THE MOST GENUINE
REAL ESTATE ADS.
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The Protective Benevolent Order of Elks
has installed. the following officers: E. r. i,
Ernest Ulman; e. l.. K. A. Is. Eckstein; E.
L. X, II. +, McGarvie; E. l.. K, II. Lar
sen; Secretary. w. G. Dudley 0enth term {;
Treasurer, c. w. Nevin (itth terml; Tyler,
George NJ. Roach (tenth term); Trustee
Marx Thal j. Ii. Baniield, J. B. Dunno.
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New YORK. March 3O.-The failure Of
Falk e. Sons, merchants, at Savannah, Ca,
has been followed by that of their New York
house. Their liabilities are placed at S17O,-
600. The nominal assets exceed these fig
ures, but it is believed that actual assets will
nav all claims in full.
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Put in a Receivers Hands

New YORK, March 30,-The New York
Smelling and Refining Company of this city
has been put in receivers bands by Judge
Barrett. There are S43 600 executions
against the company. The assets are from
$50, COO to SOC
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Snow in Dakota.

M1NNEAPoLIs, March 3O.-Specials to the
Tribune show that all of Central Dakota
has been visited by heavy fall OF snow
and rain. The farmers are dellgAte q.
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CLEVER WORKERS.
mother Burglar Added to the Post

Another Burglar Added to the Post
Street Gang.
Sylvester j. Carly was arrested last night
by Officers McGrath and Burnett in his
room, at 919 Sacramento street, and charged
with burglary. Several articles Of jewelry
were found in his possession, he IS be-
lieved to be one of the gang recently found
in the apartments of Minnie Williams, at
2U7 Post street, all of whom have been
charged with burglary and vagrancy has
been placed against the woman. The of1i-
cers are Innking for more Of the gang.
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Iuteruational Monetary Conference.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Nearly all the
delegates to the International Monetary
Conference were present at a meeting to-
day. The subject of an international coin
was discussed at length, but no decision was
reached.
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British steamshin ASHORE,

BEAUFORT IN. C.) March 31.-The Brit
ish steamship Banquet which sails under
the Spanish flag, went ashore on Ocracoke
Beach Friday night, loaded with cotton and
cotton-seed oil cake from Galveston. The
crew was saved. The vessel is full Of
water, but may be saved.
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The steamer Zeaandia arrived at quar-
ter after IL O'Clock last night. seven days
and half from Honolulu. She brought 27
cabin and 26 steerage passengers and 2900
tons OF cargo.
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Injunction Asked For.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Thc Illinois Steel
Company brought suit in New York to-day
against the Klmer Manufacturing Com
pany of New, York for an Infringement of
the Garrett mill patents, asking $780, 600
damages, an accounting of the profits and a
perpetual injunction against The mills.
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OPPOSED TO CLEVELAND.

The Ex-President's Free Coinage Views Cost
Him Senator Pugh's Support.
B1RMINGHAM (Ala.), March 3O.-In an in
terview to-day Senator Pugh said "Cleve-
lands uncOmpromising hostility to the free
and unlimited coinage of silver compels me
TO oppose his nomination in 1892. II nOmi-
mated he could be elected, for that, in my
judgment, would drive the supporters OF
free coinage into third party"
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Suicide of a Retired ARMY Officer

New HAVEN Comm, March 3o.-General
Charles A. johnson, a retired army officer
who served in the Mexican and Civil wars,
committed suicide this morning by shooting
himself in the left breast. He came from
Utica, n. Y, about five years ago. He was
a descendant OF John Quincy Adams.
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A Millinnaire,s Fnnera1.

PITTsBURG, March 3O.-The remains of
Charles Arbuckle, the millionaire coffee
merchant, were buried in Allegheny to-day.
The announcement that the remains would
be cremated is incorrect
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Five Men Drowned.

ST. LOUIS, March 3O.-A pontoon bridge
was swept away at st. Charles, Mo-, yesier-
day containing five men, who have not been
heard of since They were John Coleman,
Fritz Weeks, Louis Robinson, James SPARK
and John EnOch,
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Police Fired Upon.

BUENos AYREs. March 3o.-A riot oc-
CURED at Moron during the recent elect ons.
Two hundred voters attacked the police, and
general firing ensued, which lasted two
hours. The killed and wounded number
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of water projectle was fired with sufficient
force to sink boat. The authorities have
decided to make further trials with still
larger gun.
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LATTER-DAY SAINTS.

Important Matters to Be Considered at the
Annual Conference.
CLEVELAND, March 30.-0n April 9Th, the
anniversary day on which Joseph Smith is
said to have received his revelations to
found the Mormon Church, the annual con.
ference of the Church of the Latter-dav
Saints will be held at Kirkland, in Lake
County, near Painesyille. Kirtland was the
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THE CHILEAN SITUATION.

Naval Operations IN the North Being Planned
by the Government.
LONDON, March 30.-A dispatch to the
Times from Santiago says: The Arch
bishop of Chile has issued a pastoral con-
demning the strong revolutionary SYM
pathies OF the clergy. The Chilean Govern
ment is planning naval operations in the
north. 1t is reported that nitrate is being
shipped to Iquique, and the duties thereon
are paid to the insurgents under protest.
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SENATOR PALMER.

The New Illinois Senator Confined to His
Bed With La Grippe
CHICAGO, March Ex-senator Palmer is
sick in bed at his home in Springfield, and,
owing to his advanced age, fears are enter
tanned as 10 the outcome of his illness. He
has been affected with cold for two or
three days past, which has now developed
Into a well-deiued case of Ia grippe, and
he has been compel ed to take to his bed.
General Palmer's 70 years have never
weighed heavily upon him before. His
physicians are worried at the outlook, par
ticuarly rs there are symptoms of pneu-
monia, or what has the appearance Of this
dread disease. NOW dcyelnnng.