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nave him and declared 10 tho astonish-
ment of all she would marry no ono
except Carl Muller, n forest keeper In
her fathers service, thiriy-ive years Of
are, whom she confessed she had long
and devOtcdly loved. The duke raved
ON hearing this and instantly dismissed
Muller, being with difficulty restrained
from killing him.
This happened In April last. Muller
soon found n good place IN Austria
and the duke hearing nothing further
on the subject from his daughter,
supposed all had been forgotten.
Hut last week he fouad she was
In secret correspondence with her
lover through the medium OF n servant
In his household. The daughter, when
charged by the duke with this
enomity, was defiant and declared with
much spirit. al am old enough 90
know my own mind. Carl loves mo
for myself nloue. We shall marry
without your consent. Carl has 5000
marks saved from his earnings and
possess 5000, my mothers bcqueet,
which nobody has power TO touch.
am willing 10 rcnouucc any family
rights. Our minds arc made up"
hht hhh' ~ tffAt iNE' HNVT' nt
would impTis0n his daughter In the
castle and obtain from the courts n
decision Of luuacy which would give
him the right 10 immune her forever.
The princes retortcd, "rhcn two
VIII be In prison In n fow months"
The duke was puzzled by this reply,
whcrcuron the woman whispered n
few words In his ear, which explained
all. lie staggered 10 his feet, attempt
ed 70 strike her aud fell full length up.
on the floor sonsolcss. II wns feared ho
had a stroke of apoploxy. The
servants, In great alarm, removed him
10 his room. Doctors were Immediately
summoned and soon restored him 10
consciousness. The duke, who Il
sovcniy.thrcc years old, IL hcaftbroken
by this revelation. IL Il expected,
however, he viii consent 60 tho
marriage 10 save his family from a
worse disgrace.
Her brother talks Of Killing Muller
on sight, hut Elizabeth threatens In
that event 10 live until rhc IL delivered
OF the pledge u her Low. aud then end
her own existence. Ia this dilemma
The honor Of the house stands now
Herald.
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a osrmsn Defeated By M American.

BERLIN, June 2D.-tn the Gnoco.
lloman contest here yesterday, Tom
cannon, tho American wrestler, easily
Nauquishcd tho German, khinow.
The struggle lasted only i've minutes.
To the great chagfin of tho Germans
present, Crystol, the French athlete,
proved 10 bc n tougher opponent, but
alter an exciting Struggle Of Thirteen
minutes Cannon again was victorious.
Cannon maintains he was not de.
fehtcd by Abs, who he says morrly
remained on tho defensive. lilo has
Issued n challenge for another trial,
but u 10 unlikely that Ats will TO.
spoud,
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Cardinal Gibbons Relates the state
ments Tha, Their spiritual Needs
are Not Provided For.
Nc Is AsronIsnEo AND Inoie-
NkNr.
Not the Catholics In This Country, but
In Europe and Brazil, are
Spiritually Destitute.
~ Telegraph TO the xsvs.l
CARDINAL eiHnoNs.
stand. mp for ,h. Catholics I'm
America.

America.
BAiTuoRr, June 29.-Carilnal Glib
Ions returned yesterday afternoon
frOm Washington whers he OBLIGATED
Of tho dedication Of 81. Mafy's Catholic
church. The cardinal took occasion
20 rcf,ite tho statements made TO the
Holy See that the spiritual condition
aud needs Of foreign speaking Catholics
In the United States was not properly
provided for. lie said In part
~ venture 10 say, that the hierarchy
Of no country In the world are paying
more attention 10 tn. spiritual wants
OF foreign born Catholic people than
are the preiats- Of the United States.
They are earnestly cnienvoring 10
hav. the gospel preached TO them In
their native tongue during tho trnns'
position period which occurs before they
aio absorbed Into the great English
speaking world around them.
"ParlH has long had colony of Ger.
man aud English.speaking Catholics.
Vienna and Berlin also have large
populations OF French and English
and other nationalitiss. The city Of Rio,
In Brazil, contains also large popula.
ton Of Catholics who do not speak
Portuguese, the language Of tho coun.
try, and yet In these great cities, " I
nm correctly informed, little or no pro-
vision IL made for tho foreign Catholic
population.
"Hith these facts bcforc Us We can.
not view, without Astonifhment aud
Indignation, tho number Of solf.consti.
tuted and oillcious gentlemen In
Europe complaining Of the alleged In.
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A lieu,ensn, Missing.

San FRANCISCO, June 20. - An
evening paper says that First Lieuten..
ant Benjamin =. wevcr OF the First
United States Infantry, stationed at
Benicia, Cal, IL missing and that II
IL rumored he has deserted and gone
10 Chile with a young woman from
Fort Bidweli, who passed under the
name Of Miss Rose Hooper.
IL IL also reported that the funds OF
the company are missing. Lieutenant
Viewer has wife living nj Columbus,
Ohio, daughter Of Captain Callinan
Of the Flint Infantry.
Viewer was courtmsrtlalod and dis
missed from the army In 1853, for dis
obedience aud unbccoming conduct
aud absence without leave. but was re-
inslated by President Cleveland.
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TiEA HAurE, Ind, June 20.-The
committee appointed 10 investigate tho
charge of conspiracy preferred against
tbs motherhood Of Railway rrainmen
by the Switchmun's organization In
connection with the recent lockout OF
tho latter employees Of the Northwest
ern road, reported today 10 the supreme
eonncil OF the federation, finding the
brotherhood guilty. Tho swltchmen
had alleged that tho iralnmen conspired
with the railway officials TO provide
men Tor the switchmen's places. When
vote on expulsion was taken, the two
nremen delegates voted with the three
trainmen delegates, but three switch
men and three conductors voted for
expulsion, making the vote to 8
against the Offending body.
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CHICAGO, juno .g.-EOme Of the
lines In the Weston Traffic associa.
ton seem determined 10 enforce tho
section Of the pfosidonts' agreement
which provides for division Of traffic.
Asa result Of applications that were
made for the equalization u tonnage,
Chairman Smith Of lie tfans. Missouri
division ordered the At4llson road 20
divert TO the Rock Inland COO,OO
pounds Of salt nom Hutsilnson, Kan.
sas, and the Missouri Parlnc 10 divert
li5l0,OO0 pounds " the Rock Island.
The Atchie0u has applied for n
division Of bullion at Pueblo and the
Rock Island for division Of bullion at
Denver.
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tn. world. s,ua.n, Conference.

NoRTurihLp, Mass. June 2g.--Thrce
sessions In the Worlds Student Con.
ference WE'RE held yesterday. At the
morning session In the village church,
Rev. John Smith Of Edinburg preach.
ell. Professor II. Il. Thompson Of the
university Of ponnsylvanla followed
with discourse ON the calling Of tho
apostles. Al three O'Clock, In Stone
Hall, Presldont.elcct Harper Of Chi.
caTo unlverrity, recently often ut.
tackled because Of his liberal views, re.
lated his peronal experience and
drew thercfrom the duties Of n Christ.
ian college student.
At the evening services the same
speaker gave n historical analysis OF
tho bible.
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A s,ar, afI.iI nur,,,.

LOUISVILLE, June ee.-Thomas NJ.
LOWS u Loo Angeles, who il here,
says the story that General IN Murray
aud Logan g. Murray wc'u Interested
IN projcc, TO establish an American
Monte Carlo In southern California, h.
undoubtedly mistake. Neither has
ever had anything 10 10 With tho die.
reputable scheme. l.ewisis n personal
friend Of General Murray. He says
the gambling scheme va, originated
several years ago and abandoned about
two ycars ago.
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she gave birth to another child. Frisby
got drunk and chased the family Into
the woods.
Las, night as he stepped out Of the
door Of hls house he was shot down
and Instantly killed. q. II. Culver,
bis uncle, aud John Carver, n brother
Of the girl he dobauchcd, have been
arrested for the killing. The killing
meets the approval Of the communi-
~ and q hundred men offered 10 go
on the bonds Of the prisoners.
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NEW ORLEANS, June aO.-ThIs
ai,einoon row occurred on tho fruit
wharf OF thS Illinois Central and be.
twe.n factions OF longuliorcmen over
work Pistols were drawn aud ten
shots exchanged between tho rival
factions. Fortunately, no shots took
elect, aud the police putting In an an.
poarauoc, the fight was checked. The
row created Intense excitement and an
Immense crowd gathered.
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The Hank OF Nsrth America OF
New Narh.

BosroS, June eD.-ln the cas-. OF
the Bank of North America of New
York ". Frederick II. Rindgc, the
full bench u the supfome court order.
Cd judgment for dofo ndant.
The defendant Il n resident Of Call.
iornia who owned my shares 81 stock
o. the llgddam State bank Of Kansas.
Plaintiff recovered Judgment In
kansos Tor s., $40 aud c1sb agalus, the
Haddam bank, and NJ no property
could be found, plaintiff finding
Rindre In Massachusetts brought snlt
under the Kansas law 20 hold him
personally Ia Si,Op0, the amount Of the
stock held by him.
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Arrested Tor Drew.,.E n hoy.

PiIrnuR0, June gs.-Jo Costello
was arrested tonight tot the peculiarly
inhuman drowning Of an Italian boy
nnmod Coprlanti Dcmara nj stoopi-
Ferry, on thc Ohio river, this morning.
The boy was bathing with some Amer.
lcans, who began ducking the little
Italian, who could not swim. A mau
on the bank yelled, "Drown tbs
BANKED Italian"
This man, who proved 10 be Costello,
entered the water, aud, after repeated.
" dueking the struggling hoy, dcllbcr-
aicly drowned him. Costello was
Identified by the terrified onlookors
and Jailed.
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III. English Education mn.

LONDON, June 20,--ln the commons
this afternoon Fowler (Liberal) moved
the Insertion Of clause In ths oduca.
tional bill In favor " local repul-
sentative In the control OF schools 10.
ceivlng grants.
After u lengthy debate, In which
Gladstone, Goschen and Others argued
against the amendment, II was elected
by 20 to l00 votes.
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The summer n.", In saa Frauei.eo.

BAN FRANCISCO, June 20.-Atap
~. Today the signal service reports the
highest point reached by the th,r.
monster here during the day was 100
degrees. This IL = degrees higher than
yesterday, which was the hottest dnv
since 1871. Reports from various polnis
~ tho state Indicate u temperature
ranging from O2 10 l0i degrees, No
pfostrations are reported.
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killing - Monster.

sPARLAHD, Ills, June 20.-About
twelve years ago, John Carver died,
leaving his widow aud children
10000. She subsequently married a
mere boy named Royal FTisby. The
youthful husband soon entered on n
career ~ debauohery aud began treat.
ing his wife In the most brutal manner.
The community for n long time has
been incensed Al his actions hut not
until recently was the full extent OF
the brutality known.
Saturday wnitecap circular was
sent 10 him and copies To many falni.
,lss' Attached to II was prayer for
~ VILE, saying, "Holp US for human
ily's sakt!"
The circular detailed how several
ysaI. ago ho delaucbed his step.
Dshter aud when child was horn.
' 1rIh.sslsa II and buried It Ia the yard,
49, nsh Mrs. Ffisby secured a dIvorce
~ w.. soo', after frisby, who had forc,l
IN w 70 submit 10 his assauIt. com'
''"sa her To marry him. Recentiy
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A Determined woman.

=, DIXON. ILL.,, June 2O.-Mrs, PhilIis.
the handsome blonde who leaped from
fast-running Northwestern train last
Seos, while In oustoday ola deputy
snetih, en- route for Denver, was cap.
mteu ~ Aurora this morning. She
was lady bruised about tho head and
one arm was broken.
The Denver man has started with
hei again, but she says sh. will never
DO taken into Denver alive.
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For all forms Of nasal caiarfh where
there II dfyness of tho air passages
with what IL commonly called ''stuil-
Ing up" especially when going b. bed,
Ely'sCream Balm gives Immediate
relief. Its benefit 10 me has been
priceiess.-A. q. Case, NJ. d., MIL.
wood, Kas.
One Of my children had very bad
discharge from her nose. Two ply
sicians prescribed, but without benefit.
We tried Ely's Cream balm, and
much 10 our surprise there was n
marked Improvement, We continued
using the Balm aud IN short time the
discharge WIS cured.--O. A. Carry,
Corning, n. Y.
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ROM, June .o.-Undei Instructions
nom the holy zee, an e1,ct report Of
the comment mad. and The impressions
produced IA tho United states by Ia.
project Of Herr Cahcnslsy, regarding
emigration 10 Amcrich, has bcen
drawn up aud IL now undsr considura-
tlOn IT the Vatican. The future action
Of the Pope win largely depend ON tho
impression created ia the nport.
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WAHinSOfoS, June ep.-Thc com.
missioner Of Indian affair has received
advicca from Agent Bennett, Ia indian
territory, stating that after thorough
investigation, with the assistance Of 100
thlckasaw scouts, coverings territory
Of any miles, he found only nine Ia.
tfuders In the Chlcknsaw nation, ak
OF whom were giyon ten days notice
TO gather their cattle and leave.
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PARIS, June Thirteen pocialistic
Deputies have sent a telegram 10 tho
socialists Ia tho Italian Chambor Of
Deputies congratulsting them upon tho
attack made on the Drclbund policy,
the sole aim of which, they say, IL 10
hurry the people into n frA,ricldal strug.
gle Ia order 10 divert thvm from social
reforms.
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HELD una-r The Lottery law.

DETROIT, June sD.-Twenty.elght
thousand copies Of tho Detroit C6mBisr.
oidf ldrert,icr and Home Journal, IL.
SUED June 10Th, wcfo held In tho post.
onico here, under the lottery law. The
president vice'prcaid-nt, secretary aud
treasurer o. the company were arrested
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Tho sI... rrsa. In Af-ica.

LoNDoS, June .q-A Dispatch re-
celvcd from Iankibiritatrs that British
ofllccr engaged Ia lighting the slave
tmdc In East Africa ~. reporting this
trade upon IL last logs ani that the
BRUSSELS anti-slavcfy convention act
will ensctually kill the whole business.
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~. PETERSBURG, June 29.-It Is 10.
Ported hero that serious antl.semltic
riots have occurred In Kher-on.
strict secrecy j. mai niained IN official
quarters about the alleged trouble.
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JASEsviLLE, Wis, June 2p.-Pa,rick
Hagcney, Richard r. Bonniwitz and
John Fahefty were Killed this morn.
log by n falling wall while faiaiBg u
tchool building.
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The Indian Trouble.

EIAnfaaIa A ~ lac. ~ Nh
all. in,,.iiisa,,,,. ~, ~, sunv i.sii'
.y.,ins A., Nv. 80, 80 aVv'iNeu uils
Ia, ths Nh n W oouI,SI WHO
day morning in which w. ,, S'y rn'
1910 - NV n,iki w "hlVn nc gives very
E.an,,. nann W wv SUMMON nv
II.s,a,s ~ Ar,
.,,i,.J .nT ~ noois nav Just
scsn, Goienai ~ ~ "nuh Nv 10Y lne
adju,an, ssns,ai y, ,o n,i,,,,, ,.i
ment, with eight troops OF tho Tenth
" yn l,siI sutIss cavalry under command
v,,,le,iahui also 'ne troops
s n TT. Wlhga's, Nstu preparing 10
' 'n'. u ~. uiI,u' ioi.ihoAlions' ihore
., i, ~ .,,,, suh anu iout morc
l'o0's" VI "'uie'y'
To ARRgsr THE RISutpAprns
co,., -
d.y tha instync,,on. ~ um.e'iS W.
CooS and n ~ thn nu,nos u' y, 1870 msi
Comm 10 .nJsayo, ~ sr,ss, H. ,o ai,'
cine n,,n ami ,Insi.s,ass ~ ~ s yi'
band. and iak. th.m oiT liz ,as,,v se
ton, but II Is believed thnt such An
action on the part Of the trooas viii h.
tho signal for a battle, aud should such
take place, there wlll,ln all ptohnblIlty.
be great l0ss of lie, ~ his band III
Oraibo Indians are well armed with
Winchester repeating rifles, and arc
abundantly supplied with ammunl.
ton.
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NEW York, June 29.-Gold coin
amounting 10 $1,000, 900 was taken for
shipment 10 Europe tomorrow.
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Asrc.m.., Co s,,..i

The JEWELLERS ASD wArcnNIAISERs
have agreed 10 close their business at
] p. M. hereafter, except Saturdays and
days before Holidays.
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Tho Italian nans In rani.. -B.rIiu
shocked.

NEw Nogl,, June el.-The SUMS
Berlin cable says; Dispatches from
Tunis say the Italian Malta IL doing
deadly work there. A series ofouirages
has been committed, and friends Of III.
Victims and delrcIve. M. sseking 10
discover the perpetrators. As they were
on the point Of succeeding, they have
been stilcitoed In the street. SuEa, n ~.
Gillian, has been arrested aud confessed
to.thfeo murders, The terrible wofk'of
the Malta, nevertheless, still goes on,
and Mt last accounts tho number Of un.
detected homieides averaged four
week. Zach crime propagstes another
10 conceal II, aud something like a
reign OF terror prevails, resembling In
sons degree the condition In New
Orleans before the lynching.
The French authorities In Tunis have
10 far been unable ~ deal efficiently
with this outburst Of crime, aud the
French residents In their wrath may
rise and tako a fearful vengeance on
the Italians without discrimination
between the Innocent and the guilty.
In the meantime the pTotectorate IL Ia.
ollned TO expel the entire Italian popu.
lation from the country. Either u
these courses could not fall % arouse
tho indignation of Italy, aud serious
complications aro possible ut any mo.
ment In the already prccarlous state
u rotations between The French and
italian governments In tho MediterIan.
can,
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sIATILE, Wash, June 20.-AIatteru
nj III. Franklin coal mine assumed A
moro threatening aspect today and
Col. Haynes has tolographed here for
another company Of militia, with NOR,
ammunition. Porter Robinson, one on
the mine bosses, was brought here 10.
day by Ia. military guard, charged
with killing Tom Morris aud I'd, MI.
lihms, leaders Of yesterday. fight.
iso light lasted fully half an hour re.
,nlting Ia the death Of the men named
above, the wounding OF four strlker.,
two women and one colored guard.
Tue trouble commenced on tho mr..
rival Of the evening train from New.
castle with n number OF guards who
had escorted load Of negroes 10 tho
latter camp. The guards say when The
train was pulling Into Franklin Il was
fired into by soma Of tho white miner,
from ambush. The guards returned
the fire from the windows, and when
the tain stopped 20 depot tho white
miners comr' a hiring upon the
negroes cam. The negroes went
Wild aud could not be restrained BY tbe
guards. Securing their arms they
pure. volley after yolley at their as
raiiants, and only ceased when the lat
tes Dispersed. Over 1000 shois were
Hired.
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CHICAGO, jane .n.-ssvon hundred
dollars worth u diamonds wcr. stolen
from Mu. George Mofganthan u Few
days ago. She Advrrilsud 800 tewAtd
anu mo quesiions,n a reply was TO.
ceiVod making an appointment this
evening she notified the police, who
seer ted themselves ia the vicinity.
NJ given signal n young man stepps 4
out aud handed Mn. Morganihan a
lackag. supposed 10 contain diamonds
ana she III return handed him the
laekagc Of supp0scd gfrcnbacks.
a moment later when tho young
fellow was arrested Il was learned thai
both packages were filled with brown
paper The prisoner gave the name Of
q. Burchard, and claimed 10 DO follow.
Ing the races. lilo declares no knows
nothing OF the missing diamonds, hui
that seeing the advertisement no tried
TO capture the reward.
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FAILS TO APPEAR At rHr
rcurivr MANSION.
lie VIII Probably NJ he Reed e
by Any Onlccr ( this Cow
ernmsn.
ny fslsusph 70 The Vas,
An uNsuCrEssrrl ATTEMPT
The Esvoy Of the Cbissn Rebel. n'
N<eeiysd by our gossvn,nen(

Il =
w~eei,sd ny our Government
WAanIsdToN, Jun, 4. Don P'dfo
Mont, Chilean Confessional citfoy,
allowed another day % PAS without
his appearance at the Executive Nan.
sion Of tho dcpartmrii Of Stata IL
now begins 10 appear llat the NIB Hon
with which MONT nm. ,his assodates
are charged IL n failusFin 20 I'd NJ
their official rccognitln by the Ufited
States government l. ouccrned, nd Il
II improbable that tley will ID re-
ccived In capacity, cher Officially or
unoiiicially, by any uecutivo ofcer
ofthis government.
A man well vsnsi ia diplomatic
practices and thoroughly acluaistcd
with the history Of tn icpaftmcntraid
this afternoon that To reason fot tho
adoption Of this coufs by our govern
ment was broader nan any u the
questions involved In the present Ease
and was founded up0i q uniform line
OF prcccdepA running lack 10 tho date
Of ihc Civii war.
Early In the histofy Of the rebellion
the Confcicracy SET Representatives
10 London aud Paris !, secure rtc0g.
milton for their Gauss Mr.. steward, ihen
secretary Of State, prinptly iusiroeicd
Adams aud Daytsn United sinte-
ministers ~ Great Hf ain aud Vance,
that reception Of the Confederate
agents, either Officially or prival.iy,
would he regarded byihe United Yhies
as cause for br,aiaf on diplonAilc
relations. Further tan this, Mt Sc.
ward refused 10 receive n lolnt n1s OF
British aud French ulnistefa fclgsflng
20 tho siatr Of the elyll war ID the
United Hates, afl stating that
their governments slI1ld act sttrtly
~ noutnls. Tho src'u,afy's ansver 10
this last statement W.. that IN. gtrrrn.
mcnis could only acl A. friends a tho
United States.
Later on seward reused 20 hnll any
intercourse with EmtafOr MaSmalian,
then striving 10 cstAll lab his .niflrn In
Mexico, or even 10 fuiolye from Aim "A
letter Of coincidence m tho dcalh OF
President Lincoln.
So II has been the inform cu.ttin %
the United States, abi custom which
will not, IN the Judgment Of Diplomats,
be- broken In the cast VI the Chilean
Insurgents, 10 refuse o rcc0gnlrsfeVo-
luilonary governments In Amlflcan
republics. u Il said In diplomats cir.
Giles that this custom IL founded iibon
good policy and tnds h. cobcrvc
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A scandal has Just come 10 light
which has shocked Berlin society. The
old Duke OF Ra,libor, the head Of tho
house Of Ratllbor 4 COrvy, and a
brother OF Prince Holenlohe, Stat
halter OF Alsaoe.Lormlno, has Ave
sous ami four daughter. The sons
hold M equal rank In the Prussian army
and thres of the daughters arc married
10 nohlemen, The oldest daughter,
Elizabeth, born In 1851, has never been
married. Twenty yean ago she was
betrothed 10 Prime Fuerstsnherg, who
was killed IN the Franco. Pfusslan war.
The duke recently proposed N marry
her 10 Count BarneT who IN INV
years old. Tue princess refused 10
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TUESDAY, JUNE 81 1891, CITY, TERRroRY