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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
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TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Two Actresses Killed and Their
SLAYER Suicides.

Two Actresses Killed and Their
slayer Suicides.
double murder and suicide occur
red at the Casino variety thcater,
Spokane Falls, Wash. Cha5. Elliott,
faro dealer, who was occupying a box
near the stage. drew II pistol and fired
shots at the performers. Ono bullet
took effect in the left breast OF Mabel
DeBabian, killing her instantly. An.
other bullet lodged in the back Of Car
rie Smith, also Il variety actress. in
flicting fatal wound. Elliott then
placed the muzzle OF the revolver in
his mouth and blew his own brains
out. II Is said the shots were intend
CT for an actress who was on the stage
ut the same time OF whom Elliott was
insanely jealous.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
A wom,p,. Copc,u.,or.

She-'Isn't it horrible about Mrs
Tinsley?"
He-''Yes. What could have i'm
duced her to elope with her butler?"
She-"That's the saddest part of it.
She called at her husbands office and
was told that he had gone to the mat
inee with his new typewriter That
caused it all And it now turns out
that his typewriter was man. Chi
cago News.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
INSPECTION OF MEATS.
Work OF the Agricultural Dep ,rt
mcnt.

The first permit for inspection of
cattle Tor export March 2Sth, to
Europe under tho new law WAS issued
TO Nelson Morris, OF Gu =. Nor
ris received u dispatch {, secretary
of Agriculture Rusk, anuo .ncing the
fact. Information was also received
showing the marvellous results OF tho
inspection system, while yet in inn
perfect operation, before the passage
the new law, The official figures OF
Secretary Rusk show that during
January and February OF this year,
Great Britain received from the United
States 80, 400 head, Germany |, 23l,
Belgium 265 and France 1874, These
figures, il is explained, show the in
crease in the foreign cattle trade OF the
United States for two months OF 1891
over the corresponding period last
year OF ne arly % per cent.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
A WAR INCIDENT.
How Admiral Porter Fooled tho Con.
fedcrates at ylcksburg.

foderates Mt ylcksburg.
Admiral Porter was never so busy
that he could not devise Joke, and
during the attempt Of tho navy TO run
tho Vicksburg batteries he played
little trick that caused the confederacy
10 expend about 800, 900 worth O,
ammunition, and 20 destroy some good
hghting material. One day he devised
bogus ram, and IL took but little
time to build IL and set IL ai,oat. On
an enormous scow was erected super,
structure that ro3embled terrible
ironclad. With boards and fence-rails
was made an imitation of an ironcla6
casemate gunboat; Quaker" guns pro.
trndod from the ports, and the
chimneys, built OF pork barrels looked
rs II they were made to last till the
crack OF doom. Right under the
chtmnoys was made II hearth OF earth,
on which was built fires of fuel which
would mako the BLACKLIST OF smoke.
The fires were lighted and this bug,
aboo, without engines, gun or screw,
was SGT adritt ono morning from
place n few miles above Vicksburg.
Vicksburg itself is in covo opposite
the extremity of narrow point several
miles long. OF course il noated ii
could not help it--and within an hom
II was near Nicksburg, "bows on"
and threatening to pass, II was the
custom Of both sides TO expect an ut
tack IN force mt daylight, 40 tho con,
fodorato scntries saw tho demon
In time. Tho batteries were quiet
until point-blank range was reached
by the dummy, Then began noise
such rs Vicksburg never knew before
or aftorward, All OF tho confederate
guns opened at once, and Wostort
cyclone Is II mere zephyr compared
with the outburst, which lasted for
full hour and consumed 800, 600 worth
OF ammunition. Shots went through
H. raked II, hullod H. but the floating
humbug could not sink. Finally The
current brought the craft directly In
front OF Nicksburg, where In tho sun.
light OF dawn the bosicgcrs read IN biz
letters painted on the side Of the craft
the injunction painted in large capital
letters:
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
INDIANS FOR THE ARMY.
Orders Given Tor Recruiting Liber-
ally From the Western Tribes.


| Gen. John Gibbon In compliance
with the Indian enlistment order from
Washington, has issued orders direct
Ing that Indians be recruited for or
ganization rs follows: For troop OF
Fourth cavalry at Fort Sheridan; for
Company lat Fort Bedwcll; Company
|, Fourth infantry, at Fort Spokane,
Washington; and for Company |, Four
teenth infantry, at Townsend, Wash.
To Socond Lieutenant George w, Kirk
men, Of tho First infantry, has been
given the task OF recruiting for the
army at IT. Bidwcll, Lieutenant
Kirkmau's work win not b, easy, The
Indian tribes about Fl. Bidwell are OF
the Pluto family. They are not the
most brilliant material for soldiers.
They are very degraded set OF In
dams, and to get these Indians, ignor-
ant and superstltious, II no. trcach.
erous, into discipline will be u most
difficult task.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
W0ODRUFFS SHORTAGE.
He Has Nearly -Four Hunered Thous-
and Dollars of the Funds
of Arkansas.

The committee on treasury accounts.
which has been Investigating the
shortage Of ex'Treasurer Woodruff,
has finally completed its labors, and
filed repo"' tho House. Tho re-
port Is suiI,lW ally the same as here
tofore pubisne with IN addition as
follows: neHci ; questioned, tenders,
irregularii"., GJ,22S.S5; shortage In
state scrip T. = hich preferred scrip
has been lrudered $lO3, 1915 90;
school scrip enormously burned, tl97,.
$500. Total amount TO bo explained
and accounted for, 1860, TAG. 80. No
action has as yet been taken In tho
House in regard TO the report.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
THAT ABSURD CHESTNUT.

That mendacious and absurd chest.
nut TO tho effect that the farm mort.
cages In Iowa amount to 1867, 900, 900
is still going the rounds. Yet the
federal census bureau officially re-
ports that all mortgages on land In
Iowa, including the cities and towns
as well as farms, amount less than
5000, 0OC, 900. Sioux City Journal.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
THE MAFIA.
An Italian Consul on the New Or.
leans Lynching.

Apropo5 OF the recent lynching OF
Italians Mt New Orleans, the Italinn
consul in Paris, Signor Rsssnap, in nm
interview with the associated press
correspondent, SAID the members Of
the Italian colony in Paris did not be-
lievc that race hatred had anything to
do with tho affair. The consul added
"Whon represented ltaly ut Constan-
tinople the secret society known as
the Malta was very strong there. Its
agents committed two murders, both
of the victims being KILLED because
they were suspected OF having inten.
tions of betraying tho Mada's secrets.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
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THAT BLACK SUGAR.

Democratic candidates last fall ex-
hibited bottles OF black sugar, stating
that that was the kind OF sugar that
would be admitted free. This was
only ono Of the many lies by which
the democrats won the last campaign,
and In the light OF present events II
was much blacker one even than the
sugar they showed to the public. -
From the Mt. Pleasant journal.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Pope Leo XIII Gives His Apostolic
BenedictiOn.

Pope Leo XIII Gives His Apostolic
BencdictiOn.
A Chicago paper says: Pope Leo
XIII. is out with an apostolic bene-
diction upon the Worlds Fair and the
plan to erect monument in honor of
Christopher Columbus at Buenos
Ayres. The communication says in
part: columbus, In accomplishing
by his genius and perseverance, such
great deeds, has been the fountain in
both hemispheres OF so great influence
upon mankind that few men can be
compared with him. Hoping that the
honors rendered him will serve TO
stimulate the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position at Chicago, VIC give to your
project the praise that it merits, and
at tho same time as token OF frater-
nal love, We give the apostolic bene-
diction."
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
'''''.'' 's.'.'.'. ,,r.,......
DELuDED PEOPLE CAVE IN. 4.

Tho warning was not acted upon
but In tho meantime tho enemy In thei
fright had sunk one good lronclad ant
run another on u mud nat far up
creek. This little joke cost the con
fcderacy about $1,000, 600. The tim,
was not ripe for joking in the south
yet the incident struck the funny
spot" OF many confederate editors. and
some Of tho comments Of the affair
which were ropublished In the Heralt
ut that time, were quite amusing 10
those who had no money Mt stake on
the combat. Now York Herald.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
Helping the boys ont.

Dashaway--'Funny things hap,
in schoolboy's life. At the school !
used TO attend one day the boys got
keg OF beer and secreted it in the base.
ment. During recitation every once
in while one of us would excuse him.
self and go down stairs. Do you know
that every boy in that room succeeded
in getting down to that keg of beer be-
fore the teacher found out what the
matter WASP"
Clcverton What did he do whes
he found outp"
Dashaway-'He went down, too
Judge.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
Tho Bsss Point.

DR.. Toolong. Il hope you enjoyed
my sermon this morning.
Miss 6milax-Oh. I did. very much
indeedi
What part did you enjoy most"
'Oh. that part where you said, and
now finally, brethren"
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
FOR ARBITRATION.
United states and Switzerland Sign
a Convention.

The Vienna correspondent OF tho
London Chronicle says the government
Of the United States and Switzerland
have concluded convention by which
the two countries agree to submit TO
arbitration any disputes which may
arse between them. President Harri-
son, In returning the draft OF the con-
vention to Switzerland, appended the
suggestion that other nations might
adhere TO the agreement by signing
and deposiung copy OF the conven-
ton in Washington.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
One Sati.faction

The reporters were supposed to have
lied, the lawyers acknowledged that
they lied, and it was proven that the
witnesses lied-but the account of the
divorce suit was the most interesting
thing the public had read in many day.
--Munsey's Weekly.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02

pretty enameie'l breastpin represents
bunch OF daisies and clover leaves
Black grenadines with swivel figure are the
latest
Columbia crepe is clinkled surah OF good
appearance.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Mrs. Potter Palmer Announces Her
Executive Committee.

Executive Committee.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, president Of the
board OF lady managers Of the worlds
fair, has announced its executive COM
mit.ee. Mrs. Palmer says she divided
the country into four parts OF equai
population, and selected six ladies
from each part; that she divided the
honors AS equally us she could be-
tween political parties. The executive
committee will meet in Chicago April
s. Among The western members are:
Mrs. John A. Logan, Mrs. Henry M
Shepherd. Chicago, Miss D. f. Miller,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Mrs. John ).
Briggs, Omaha; Mrs. Solomon
Thatcher, DR., Chicago.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02
A POLITICAL MURDER.
Excitement over the Bulgarian
Assassination.

Assassination.
The excitement in Sofia over the
muroer OF Minister Haltehien con-
times intense. Ovec thirty arrests
have been nude. The gouda.ms, V no
were following SIambouloT and
Baltchieh, says four men suddenly con-
fronted them on the street and began
firing. StambouloiT escaped by having
dropped somewhat behind Baltchietl.
The official organ echoes the universal
opinion when 1t says the hand OF Rus
sian diplomacy Is seen in the murder
and that Stambouloil was the intended
victime, not Baltchief.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02

The genuine ecra PONCE, las quite sale
for underwear.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02

Coral is again fashionable; 1t is especially
becoming 10 brunettes
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1891-04-02

Bamboo Is used TX dainty tables, desks,
stools and hat racks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-02
HAPPY DRUGGISTS


Special to the KEsNEBEo JOURNAL
KIsEo, Oct. ! The Maine Druggist
Association and their guests arrived on III
steamer Gov. Coburn At l 80 this afternoon
after delightful trip from Bangor, ADJ
iu medistely proceeded to psy their mo-,
hearty respects 10 8 banquet at 2 o'clock.
The afternoon was spent in climbing Mt
kineo sud = sail up the lake about 20 mile.
on the steamer Kineo, The besuuful scenery
being much enjoyed by sll.
At O'Clock this evening there WAS
concert by the band and quartet. At
O'Clock came the business meeting, opened
by an address Of welcome by President c
K. Partridge. Forty new mt embers wers
admitted to the asslc alton. A legislative
committee Of two members from escf
county was appointed.
A discussion followed on the interchange
of certificates between states, with remark.
ty various members. Then came the re
ports Of the several committees.
vote Of thanks was extended to Col
Boothby, the Bargor & Piscalsq qais Rail
road and the Bangor Exchange
There is no change in tilcers for the
ensuing year.
Friday there will be concert by tbs
band, a sail around the islands and the . al
for home at II 80. Lunch will be servet
on board the stesmsr by Depnen.
On motion of Mr.. Snow Of Damariscotti
It vas resolved, tina: it is the sense Of thii
association that registered spotheca,ies shsl
hsve the right 10 keep and to bold all med
icines and persons authorized by the Unite {
States phsrmsco pm.a and dispeD satory IS oi
recognized medical utility. including slco
holic liquors, which they shall have the
right TO dispense for mediciosl pur
poses only. Voted, that a commute
b. apr olnted to represent each county, tC
sppesr before the next Legislature in be.
half of the interests of the druggists
Voted, that the next annual meetlog De
held in Portlsud mex: June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-02
hon. JOHN MORLEY
Speaks Of House Of Peers In
Caustic Language.
The Naticnll LibsPal Federation ca.
Sfsss Opens it IsHca ue, Ess,
And Declares the Most Perfect Trust ID
Mr.. Gladstone.

NswcAsrLK, Fog, Oct. 1.-The formal
opening Of the National Liberal Federation
Congress occurred here todav. An address
~as made ty Hon. Joh. Morley in which
he .sid Il became . matter for serious con-
sideration ~ to how long the Hou,s OF
Peers, mon representative aud unre-
formed A. 1t var. and out Of sympathy and
out Of touch with the majority Of the rep
resentative chamber" vas to endure.
Long and prolonged cheers.l
Sir Edward Grey. member OF Parliament
for Berwick on Tweed, moved that fsso-
luton to the effect that the National lab
eral Federation declares perfect nust In
Mr.. Gladstone and i,s belief that no wise
or durable settlement Of the Irish question
can be effected except by the sstab ishmsnt
by the establishment Of an ltish legislative
body for the Management eKciusively OF
Irish affairs. The resolution vas approved
With cheers DR.. Spence Watson. presi-
dent Of the National Liberal Federation,
defended the attitude Of the Federation
council taken upon the eight hours quss-
ton. He said the members Of the Fedora
tion's council was prepared to give the
eight hours qHestion a charcc to come up
for general discussion
aThe resolutions in favor of the dis-es .
tablishment % III, Welsh church. and 10
amend fsee education By increasing the
popular control Of the schools paced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-02
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Hon. Thomas B. Reed Addresses the Con-
yention. - His Speech.

PORTLAND, Oct. AT the afternoon
setsioa Of the Epworth League the depart
ment of Literary Work WAS presented by
Rev. O. S. Bsketel of Portsmouth, the De-
psrtment Of EntertAinment by Rev. Geo. 5.
Buffers Of Fitchburg. Department Of Cor.
respondence aud Finance by Rev. Fred II
Knigut Of Springfield. In each depart
ment questions were handed to the speaker
on slps of paper and answered by them.
Hon. Thomas b. Reed WAS introduced 70
the convention and was CREATED with ap
plause. He spoke as foliows;
Mr. President, | am unexpcctt with
YOU, and hope il may be providentialiy.
IL gives me great pleasure TO say q word OF
cheer to this audience. Those who believe
40 do on sreat moral questions have ten
der feeling for the Methodist CbuIcn OF
the North, q church militant that has done
50 much for the cause Of progress. to make
it free In human liberty and human equal
iy sm sure that. active 40 has been the
church ia times past. | can promise greater
activity in the future by the y0uug man
and young women acting together
for church progress One Of the greatest
II HutuCtb III tic bhhuihk sShSthsA """ -
comii united people, for an individual
is powerless You are banded toee her and
willirg to work together for progress and
the right. l am glad for my part thai
women and men are associated together II
this great work. The participation OF
women is an influence we cannot afford 10
let go or decrease. l bid you God speed in
yonr work
At the close Mr.. Reed was heartily ap.
plsuded Mrs. Helen G. Fisk Of Boston
conducted the Junior League meeting
Resolutions were adopted endorsing tenn
persnce strongly aud in favor Of keepir q
the Worlds Fair closed on Sunday
Tonight City Hall was again filled to
owe, flowing and great enthusiasm wal
awakened by the speakers. After the open
ing exercises Rev. Matthew b. Hughes OF
Chestnut street church gave an address o.
"Chivalry." Rev. John W. Hamilton ID
D, of Boston. gave xu address
on "The Eoworth League and Appres
sive Metbodism IN AmericS.' Rev
Emery j. Hainee, ID. D., of Boston, gsvr
the closing address on THE Holy Catholic
Church and Communion of Saints
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-02
THE NEW SOITH.
Development of Trade and Railway En-
terprise in the Last Three Months.

CHATTANOOGA, Oct ! On Oct. the
Trad. smsn will publish 8 review Of the
industrial development OF the South for II c
third quarter Of 1891. The number Of new
industries ests ished during the last three
months is 1000, against 1910 fer the cor
responding quarter Of 1870 and 1926 in the
same quarter OF 1889.
Daring the quarter ending on Oct. ],
there were established in the Southern
states boot and shoe factories, ) brewer
les. 36 brick and tile works, car works,
IA canning factories, s compresses and ~
soollen mills; 80 development and i'm
provement cumpsries have been organiz d
in the South in the last three months, 80
electric light companies have been estab-
lished 10 the last Gu usr,er, q n our and grist
mills, 80 ffu darirs and machine shops,
furnaces, 5s miring and qusrrying clm-
panies and 20 oil mills; 1876 railroad COM
pacies have been organized and 80 steel
and electric railways
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-02
8ailroaos E Steambnats
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject June
2s.h, 1891.

GOIN9 WEsT-SN A. NJ 'oY Lewi,.oe
kocklAnd, Portland, Boston and nGp ssaI, IN 4
NJ for Haiioveli, Gardiner and Josth Gasfiser
an A. n. for i.ewiston. Farming, c, & -chia nd
Portland; 10 "a A. n. exDfess 10, HAilogsa, Gar
diner. Eruns wick, Portland and Boston e1nneat
Ing for White Mountains and Quebec; / " Z. N
tor Hailpsel, Gardiner and e1atE Oarti8ey; t-is
r n for Brunsvick, Bath, Eoekland. Fortlaaf
Bost9n; i.s, lextrss.j Portland kne : ga ani
Montreal; SO p NJ for HSlin~siI. Gssc4re- an.
oouth Gardiner, 100 r. NJ, Night s0iizaAlj tor
Lewiston, Bath, Portland and BostoE.
GOING EA3T-2.io A. NJ might express) 70,
ssovheg Belfast, Bangor. Bar Hsrbof ~
Stephen, 81. John and sfoo-to 3aI J. so A.
N. for WaterviIie, and 3koshezsn, tfrogfa14sI
Express ieayes TatergiIle fof sAAgos. Bar aar.
prss- for Waterviiis, sexDors, Dove, Foxcyofi,
Bangor. Bar Harbor and 81 JOHN; 30 r. H. Tor
Nhterville. sko~hsgan. Oakisnd, teoaHeettn (
with somerset sai!ssyl seha<t. Dover ard Fox
toos County; I'm T. X for watsrnile; and ~
N, Sundays only, tor BabgO,
Tge Nigh Pullman Trains rua ea.s 1. .ay every
night. Sundays Included, but not 70 skorhegsn n
on monday mornings, 0r TO Bstfxst. Dex -F, OF
heYobs Bangor sxceptiag 70 Bar h arbor. on Sun
day mornings.
The day express uains sotns West at 10 Y A.
NJ and Fast at 20 r. N. ran daily, Sundays In
eIuded, between Boston, lewiston, Bath. Rock
land. Bar Haftor aud ut John.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Augusta
ieaye. sonth Gardiner. 6.l5 A. n, II 50 and 35
+ " Gardiner, - a. ". 100 and IS +. N. ,
Hdogril. s..s a. VI, liz and +.52 n
Through Tickets % California snd all puiuis
Fouh and West may be had Of h., n Walker
uskst Ageat, Asgusth. the only Ufbe- In Au.a-ta
selling ia all routes and checking baggage freu af
spFn.s-
rAYsON TUCKER, Vice Pres & GenT Manager.
+. BODTHBY, Gent Pass- and Ticket Ag't.
H,,Yfiarfh Junc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-02
FIRE At MACHIAS.
Fighting The FLAMES for Five
Long and Weary Hours.
Houses md Hills Only SaYsd BY Hiud
Blowing lYay The Plsm.s.
Schooner Clytie Goes Ashore at Matin.
ieus and l. Lost.

MAcHIAs, Oct. THE heayies. FIRE eve,
known in MAehjss started early ihs after.
noon 10 the Donworth wharf in . way IN.
known. -Four million fee, Of lumber
mostly Of valuable dry pine boards, and
two tenemen,s were burned. Four families
were burned out. For Ave hours the fire
department Of MachiAs, assisted by Eas,
MachiAs and other towns. contended with
the flames. A southwest wind drove the
fire away from the houses and mills By
great efforts the new vessel on the stceks
ln Shsw's yari, and one on the blocks
repairing, were saved. The less on the
lumber 10 10000; on other property
5000, with no insurance en- the lumber
and a email insurance on one hO Use. Hol
way, Sullivan & Co. are the principal
losers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-02
chill, BEWAREI
You Nust Hot ffin. With Uncle Sans
Red, White ald Blue.
Decidedly Unsettled State OF Atiairs in
the Land Of Chill.

SANTIAGO, Chill. Oct. 1.-The Balmace-
dists sho took refuge At the American
legation still remain under the protection
of the American fiss. The Junta refuses
to gran, them "sAfe conducts" Spies are
continually watching the legation in the
hope Of being able to capture the refugees
The orders issued last week to arrest all
persons entering or leaving the legation
have been revoked on the protest Of Minister
Essn. Several pefsons we're arrested in
cluaing Mr EsAns son.
The Chiian government. will shortly be
notified that the United States will not be
trif, ID with. Instructions to this effect have
been received from Washington by Minis
ter Eysn and Capt. Sehlsy OF the cruiser
Baltimore, Both are preparing to aci
firmly. A strong feeling exists here against
American eff cials. The intima,i,n 10 given
that fl set of American cruisers will soon
assemble in Chilisn waters.