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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

Mothers should watch, carefully those signs
Of III health in their daughters. and at once usc
Lydia T.. Piukhsnl's vegetable COMPOUND il
will prove lastlny blessing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-07-24

The blow given to endowment orders in
Vermont and other New England States is
proving fatal in a large number Of cases
Disban iment is the rude at present among
these organizations, while wid-cyed in1ig
nation prevails among the swinded stock
holders. Between the collapse OF foreign
booms and the endowment orders it seoms as
though legitimate home industries now
ought to have a chance
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-19
IA ESFERA.
sss & - FORTALEZA 34 -
'BARTOLOME SIMONET.

,Nestas por Jndyor y detalle de todo caanto Sc
acadia de recibir. a osls !
/ Gran surtido dc LAmparas colgantes, sobreme-
sa para la pared desde $25 5000
n Variado surtido complete en- porcelana, cris-
taleria fna corriente En- baterias de eczema gran
variedad en- los articulos propos para
Cubiertos completes cuchillos para cecina. Trin-
chantes para postres Botellas para aqua, vino y
servicios de cristal, copase ctras pleas de la
gran f1bric0 de Baccarat. Comvoyes sean vinage
ras de yarias cases frascos suetos para las mismas
Cubre platos de alambre, guarda comdas areestati
cas-. Llaves de MADEIRA bronco para piperia y
alambiques, para champangy vinos espumosos Ii
lrabuzones, abre latas corta aambres Melinos pa
ra cafe monillos para chocolate. sFloreros ma
setas variado surtida, Trenaa blanca, ina y fes-
toneada. Plunlas 4O4, mangos para las mismas.
Plumas lapiceros automaticos. Botones de nacar,
pasta, huese, yidrio, gran yaredad para seneras.y
caballeros. Cintas metrcas para Maestros de obras
" Sastres Espcics, gran surtido. Cordones de CO.
lores para cuadros Juegos de Loteria dobles sea-
cilos. En- cepios gran variedad para zspatos, ro-
pa, cabeza, dientes, unas para la mesa. Pumeres
para muebles escrtorios. Grecas cafeteras Ru-
sas varios sistemas Hules para mesa, varios colo
res negro de grano liso, propo para carruajes.
Hevas, tornlllos, compaces nuchos otros utenclos
para carruaes. Portamonedas de plel, bolsas til
mosnenaa para senoras, yaTias classes tamanes.
Correas para la cintura portamantas Foote's pa
ra carruales Y para montar. Paometas de hlerro
para estantes. brerlas otros usos. Navaas lngic-
sas para afeitar, teras cortaplumas, gran varie-
dad. Tirantes para caballeres ninos Cintas elias
ticas, delantales para nodriza Pamaterias de crs-
tai, porcelana y metal Hiles y sedas para coser,
bordar crochet. Aguias para idem. Estambre
v caIlamazo para dem. Marchantes metalicos, pei
mes peinillas gran variedad. Carteras para apun-
tes con estuches, desde 10 c. q $40 una. Venti-
ladores para puertas de habltaciones. Candades de
metal hierro. Cerradnras de 10 mismo. Plea
pcrtes tiradores pasadores, varias classes Cofai-
mas seae palanganas de lata, losa, porcelana de
HERE aporcelanado. Banitos cuboa dc hierro
galvanizado
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NI Ecuador
FORTALEZA 33.

Etc conoeao acreditado establecimiento
sf see 4 sus numerosos parroquianos lnfnluad de
.I'iculos procoaentes &c EUROPA J los AsIauos
U idos, que 30 desean realizar precios muy limi-
tados.
Calzado: En- zapatos botines hay un compile
60 surtido classes para mines, ninas, senoras y
eaballeros Zapatillas, desde la mas ordinaria de
afonlbra la mas fna de piel monato. Botas y
poainas para nlontar. Idenl zapatos de gonna
para aqua
Capas impermeabes de todos tama1los.
Sombreros;-Desde el ordinario de panza-burro
l.asta la chistera mas elegante. En- paja hay una
in6nidad de clases Gorras cachuchas, hay una
vatiedad de slases para hombres nnoe
Guantes y mitones de todas claes colores,
lAelu SOS los de cabrtilla hnOs
Sombrsllas finas con blondas. .s
Paraguas mediOs paraguas de tOdOs preclos.
Abanicos desde reales hasta el finisimo de
'.acar dc dez ocho pesos.
FoIes:-Completo surtido gran baratura.
FlorerOs muy capriclOsOs elegantes.
Nacetas de porcelana, varias formas tamanos.
Adornos de tecador, para tedos los gustos. s
Fguras de Pedernal ,-Surtido admirable.
Juegos de lavado, muy fines baratos.
Albums para retratos marcos bonitos al gus
s 10 del com prador
Sedas Torcal climas de mil colores.-Blon-
tlas anchas estrechas.-Razos de todos colores.-
Glanadina negra-Velos de CASA negro de colo
res,-PanuelOs de seda hilo, dobladillo
Perfumerfa: -Vastfsimo surtido de cuanto Sc
tonoce, de los fabricantes Rigaudy Ca, Coadr0y,
otsos
Efectos para viajar: --Maletas desde 20 rls,
$slS una, Carteras negras de varios precios
gormas para hembres seforas, Bolsas negras
sse color.
Espejos fnos tamahos grandes.
ldem de luna pequenos superiores. Nldes-
de papel y znc.-Mundos fnos desde 20 q
40 pulgadas.
Efectos militia -ss; Gran surtido en- galones,
roses, ter ecianas, sables, ETC., etc. *et
Boquillas de ambar para tabacos cigarrillos.
1 jeras hnas para bordado costuras.-Utensilios
}afa bordar.-Armas de fuego de aire compri :
,nlo, d. todas classes. Veloofpe los dc dos tres
uedas.- siaquinas dobe pespunte, precios limita-
dos.
Corbatas de todas tlses. .a-t
Cintas novedad, val ada. 5as
Encajes de tudos hes s
Camlsetas, Calcetsnes medias de todas cali
aades al
Cintus sones:-Sul lido complete.
Lanillas escnu.s para banderas.
Banderas lie todas dimsnsiones.
En juguetes para pnos hay gran surtido,
Isl como ilaumerales artlculos que no nenciona-
URIA CoNPa
15-1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-19
AGENCIA sEUROPEA
(RsTABLECIDA EN- 1s14)

Deseanlos ahrir cuentas con tedS hoArado
eomprader colonial que NO figure tedavia on nues-
tros libros al tener cOnecmento do sas sollcltu-
des, tendrelnos ell guste de mandarles preclos CO.
rrientes de cualquisra mercancias europeas ame-3
ricanas Nuestros likros de refer IeLcias contienen
varios millOnes de nombres y nuestras enormcs
relacionos nss pOnen en- capacidad de haeer condl-
stones especiales al contade con los primeros ma
nufacturercs por mayor, de modo que despues de
agregar nuestra modesto ganancia, nuestros pre-
clos son amenaas memories que los del mismo ia
aricante.
Iodemos hacer mercancias dc euaiquer esu-
To- clase precio, asf cs que 81 SO manda una PIN
"a con las illstrucciones claras sufcientes re-
mesa en- dinero, productos, para cubrir, nues-
tro conocimiento del negocio, nos facilta colocar
la Orden embellishments en- las mejores manOs
romitir prontamente las mercancias.
HacenOs cajas de muestras desde 70 arrlba,
como utlizamOs nuestra larga experlencla en-
escojer las nejorcs nnsrcancias para ell mercado
adonde van, recomendamcs confadamense los
|compradores pidan estas cajas de muestrario,
puea haci6ndolo asf teadrAn las dltimas y mas
aceptables nsvedades. -
Las cOnsignaciOnes de prsductos sen inne-
uiata cuidadosaments atcndidas.
la prenta = esnerada atenci6a los intereses
de nuestrss corresponsales, juntaments con los
moderad1simos cargos senclllo honrads pro-
ceder, nos han propercionade poder sostenor per
, TRES cUARTo DE UN sIeLo
ara reputation que estimamos en- muche para
l permitir quo SO empane por el NAL desempehO de
Ia mas sencilla transacci6n., Direction:
WILLIAM WILSON &; SONS
s, TALBOT COURT London. E. 9.
Relaciones On todos los Distritos Manufacturers
Sc soLIcITA CORRESPONDENCE
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s " e N D Z

Tres evaporadoras issglesas, gyandes q d
nsssy POGO mso q dos Sdems frGnces0s, totlas en-
nsuy bstes estado.
Una bonsba -e,atrataga de trece centtmetros.
Una bombG horizontal de heiatG ceetlnsetros
B9sa c0lder0 tWbatlos0 de 104 cabGllos de- fxsrsa
TGYS0s tMberSGs de css0resatG yseas cextEmetr0s
Tres seypesstjssGs de cobre para clGsafc0dorGs.
On c0lentGdor para gm0rGpos.
Dirigirse a la fundicion de d. Roberto
Graham. calle de la Marina.>~Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-19
OJO OJO

perior SO vende precios m6dicos, .subida de
la Puerta do Espana5 Izquierda.
HFSe cuidan scaballos con esmere y eui-
dado q la salida de Puerta de TERRA y Sc ga,
rantizan los pastos--AxdYES Calico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-19
BANoS DE CoAMo.

Dcbiendo inaugnrarse la temporaela Official
en- IL del entrante Mayo, tengo la satisfaction
de anunciarles, que instalado IN compile tobal
neoterapico convertida aquella bajada peno
sa, en- comoda elegante galeria cubierta con
sspacioso salon de descanso, regira desde esa
echa la tarifa de precios pOr ser7icios, como
que:
Serrjcje BN9seOtef<S06cOl
Per an banjo general en- pila.. 1928
Per una ducha de cualquier slase.-... 80
Pnr ana pulverizaci6n-. .---....---- e-1o
Por una estufa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e-4o
POr aso del aqua en- bebida durante la
temporada.- ---------....-----
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-19
Servi(.iO de Hotel

Habitaciosnes frente al Norte, ca
pacdad para dos personas-pcr.
soma 50 stvs aiaries.
Idem en- la casa pequena id id. id.
id.--persona-- 60 i'd. id.
Idem frente Sud NUNS. IL, IL, Is,
IA y Is id-id-- so id. id.
Idem id id id 6, 7, 5, g y 10 id id. 40 id. id.
Idem planta PLAZA --------- id. id 80 id. id.
Almuerso, comida, desayuno SER
vicio $500 id. i'd.
Ninos hasta amos so centaves De
4 q II amos $1.-En adelante So.
NOTA-Caso que una persona quisiora ocu
por una habitacon7y = perInta ced6rsela L. eOneu-
rrencia, sera precio conventional.
e. J0SE E, GONZALEZ.
esr 12 Abril de 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
"A NEW OPERA PRESENTED IN PARIS.

Paris, March 16.-Prcsident and Madame Carnot,
together with the Ministers of the Cabinet and many
other notable people last night attended dress
rehearsal of Massenet's opera, " Lc Mage Tie
librcto Of the work, which written by Rlchepn, Is
praised. The music Of the opera indicates "a return
to the Oriental style which Massenet employed in
writing his earlier opera, lie ROi de Lahore but
shows more maturcd skill in the treatment Of vocal
and orchestral parts than the latter work. lie
Mage" is diversified by the introduction Of charming
ballet The opera is he produced at Brussels, with
Miss Sanderson in the cast; and DR.. Berggruen is
preparing version of the work for use in Berlin
The story of the piece sets forth the triumph Of truth
over falsehood through Diviiie interposton, the
ibrettSt making Zoroaster the hero.
F. Marion Crawford the novelist, has served legal
notice upon the managers Of the Opera against the
production of lie Mage" on the ground that tho
Story 4 stalIcn bodily from his "ZOroaser" NJ
Richepn denies the contention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
THE VIEWS OF THE BOULANGISTs.

Paris March 1G.--The continued soiourn of General
Boulanger at Brussels puzzles many persons. on tins
subject NJ Paul Deroucdc who may be considered the
file leader of the moribund Eoulaneist party said to
the Associated Press correspondent: 1T is true thai
went TO Brussels the ether day. but 1t was 70 see
Rochcfort General Boulanrcr had not reached the
Eclcian capital when was thGe. and Rocheiot left
there before his arrival. Here j. letter from Roche
fort in which he SAYS that he has neither seen nor
heard from General BouaHgev for three months -
yon see how idle j. all this talk about Eoulanssts plot
ting at Brussels the critical situation created by
the recent visit Of the Empress. Nor Is the German
Emperor aftec lie IS not ready yet. lis renewed
severe treatment Of Aace Lorraine l. directed against
us Boulanei,ts. and j. not in order TO provoke France
TO war lie wishes TO weaken my iliucDcc IN iaIl''
and nv friends could never have endured his presence
I'm Paris. In fact. that If he came he should
never leave this city alive"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
Mr.. MACQUEARY FOUND GTTLTT.
THE VOTE OF THE COURT THREE TO Two
UNABLE 10 FIX TIL. PINiLTY

THE VOTE OF THE COURT THREE TO Two
UNABLE 10 FIX THE PENALTY.
Cleveland ohio, March I6.-Thc Episcopal court
which heard the charge Of hcrc,y against the Rev.
Howard MacQucary, of Canton. ohio. held thcc long
sessions at Trinity Cathedral day and adjourned
10 O'Clock tonight. 1t will probably convene To NOR
row and finish its work. The Rev Mr. MacQueary
was fOund guilty charged by vote Of 70 =.
Those voting ac;nst him Dean Morgan of Trinity,
and the Rev Mc>srS. Ave. Of II. Johns aud Putnam.
Of Emmanuel all Of this city. The Rev. Mcs,r-. cal
laghcr, Of Paine esvc, and Smyth, OF Toledo. voted
not guilty.
After the conviction the court then took mp the quc,-
ton Of Mr.. MacQucarys penalty There arc three
forms Of punishment. First. admonion second. Sis
pension; and third expulsion. McS,r.. Gallagher and
SMITH voted 20 permit Nr. MacQucary 70 20 scot free.
Inasmuch the Canton clergyman had been aimou-
i,hcd no one voted To admonsh him again MIR.
Ave, thought nc ought 70 be suspended while MeS,rs.
Morgan and Putnam were in favor Of expulsion, and
we're 80 recorded. The verdict mean, that Mr. Mac
Oucary viii leave the church Tor hi, suspension, if
ordered would continue until he rctractcd his we'll
known views the birth and resurrection Of Christ,
which he would refuse to do. When hl, penalty T.,
finally fixed it, together with the opinion of the court,
will be sent to Bishop Leonard. who in turn will
fbc penalty but be cannot Increase II. II i, likely.
however, that he will permit II to stand. ju~t pro.
nounccd The opinion Of the court Will be- short. and
great care viii be taken In it, PREPARATION bitter
attacks are expected 30 follow its publication II may
lie ivcn ont tomorrow and may be held for several
DAYS until it has had time 10 reach Mr.. MacQueary
by mail.
con,l church q Canton. Ohio. and i Young man.
The cause of his arraienment for herc>y book
he wrote in winch he denied the immaculate conccp-
lion aud the physical resurrection Of Christ lie lrd
in brief that Gods spirit entered Christ and made Him
a perfect man and that when lie arose from the dead
of The body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
GILLIAN TROOPS ROUTED.
A BLOODY BATTLE NEAR MOUNT SEBAS
TOPOL.
THE GOVERNMENT FORCE OF 1900 MEN OUT
NUMBERED TWO TO ONE, AND Two.TnIaDs
OF THEN KILLED OF WOUNDED
THE REBELS LOSS HEAVY.

London, March 1G-" The Tines has a dispatch
from santiago, giving official version of the recent
battle in Chilli From this it appears that Colonel
March g. being short of provisions, rasly abandoned
strong position on Mount SebastOpol, and with 1900
infantry, twenty five cavalry and few guns attacked
Of $500 rebels. At critical the enemy
by dccOy truce for parlcy, opened fearful fire
close quarters, killing wounding two-thirds of the
Government troops. Colonel RObcls shot
in the f5bt early in the battle He secured another
mount after the bullet had been extracted from his
wound but he was again wounded. in the side. and
was placed in ambulance. The rebels captured The
ambulance, and their leader threatened 20 shoot
all who were with the wOtinded man unless
Colonel RObles indicated 10 him. An
attendant pointed out Colonel Robles, whereupon
the Colonel fired at by the rebels, being rddlea
with eleven balls, besides being hacked with bayonetS
and indcsc cribably mutilaed.
general massacre Of wounded officers cnsucd.
Of the wounded men, 2G4 were allowed TO proceed TO
Of Colonel Robes there The loss of the insurgents is
estimated at 800 killed and 400 wounded. Their ac-
count OF the battle cannot be procured at present.
President Balmaceda admits the gravity OF the dis
aStcr, which places the province of Taapaca entirely
in The hands OF the insurgents. The president says
however that the Government has 10000 troops at its
disposal. The Government also has an ample supply
Of funds The future scene OF operations VIII probably
be nearer Valparaiso.
Paris March I6.-The French Government has ac-
ceded to the recent request Of the Gillian revolu-
tonists, who asked that the Chan warships Just
completed at TOulon and destined for the service OK
President Balmaccda should not be allowed to depart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
pE OF THE NEwFot.NDrAyD MMIssIoN's

SCOPE OF THE NEwFOUNDLAND COMMISSIONS
DUTIES-FRANCE'S ARBITRATORS CHOSEN
London March 16.-The text of the convention be
tween England and France respecting Newfoundland
which has been signed by Lord salisbury aud NJ Wad-
dngt0n the French Ambassador here, provides that
the Commission 20 which the matter is referred may
after settling the lobster question: be asked to examine
subsidiary fishery questions
VI. WaddinrtOn has written to Lord Salisbury that
the arbtrator chosen by France Professor Martens.
OF the Petersburg University VI. Rive". the swiss
Consul at Brussels and president Of the Institute OF
international Law ana ~ tiiau eX ItINe ci the Su-
premo Court Norway. The expense. ~ the arbitIa-
ton and arbraOrS' fees will ho equally shared hy
the two Powers Interested in the dispute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
THE JACKSON ABDUCTION CASE.

London. March 16.-Iier Majesty's High Court OF
Justice Queens Bench Division to-day refused To grant
writ of habeas corpus 10 compel f. ii. Jackson. OF
Cheroe. to produce his wife in court The court held
that if the was i'll treated. she had remedy
in an application for protection. which she could make
before a magistrate. Mr. Jackson. il will bc Temem
bered on March abducted his wife. who is wealthy
in her own right, as she leaving a church al
CthcrOe, near Manchester placed her in a carriage
and drove to house at blackburn, where, after bairi
cadng the doors and windows, with the assistance OF
several friends, lie withstood siege and threatened
assault upon the place BY mob headed by some oi
Mrs. Jack,ons relatives, who were opposed u her nus
hands action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
RECIPROCITY AND TIE SPANISH ANTILLES.

Paris, March 1G.-rhe Temps Today publishes
dspatcn from its Madrid correspondent SAVING mat inc
-n,ush Cabinets project Of reciprocity with The United
state CONCENTRATES admitting into the Spanish Antilles
t.pitod states industrial and agricultural products AZ
lower rates that those Of any other nation. in cX-
change for the admittance into the United states free
If duty. o. sugar and moasses from the Antilles
lowered tariff on the tobacco imported from the same
islands into the United states is also asked for In r
,nrn for the privilege Spain purposes TO grant. The
r, ~ The proposals. according 10 the Temps CORE
snondent is kept secret for fear OF the resistance
which its publication would Orhg "lpu' upon ue Pd'
of protectiOnists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
WHAT WAY BE DONE WITH EDwARD rAERER.

Toronto, March 16.-It is understood that the Gov
crnmcnt has been considering what IT should do with
such men as Edward Farcr. firm of Toronto Solc
tors have been at work investigating his conduct, and
some weeks ago they advised the Government that he
came well within the law relating to high treason The
report says that if the authorities move they VIII
probably move against Others who arc members
OF Parliament. ANY punishment that may be mcicd
ont TO them will be Of the Of banis'mcnt rather
Than OF confinement. II is also said that the Govern
r,ent is being urged ask Lord salisbury TO station IN
Canada from five ten BRUSH regiments. IL -
arrucd that the presence Of these regiments in Canada
would do more 10 put down the anneAatiohlSts than
ANYTHING else could do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
TWENTY-FIVE SAILORS DROWNED.
THE STEAMER ROXBURGH CASTLE GOES DOWN
IN A COLLISION OFF THE sCILLY ISLANDS.

@IIII 'IIE4N.II'iN INVI-hT'0 IN''II N8''7I III
IN A COLLISION OFF THE SCILLY ISLANDS.
London. March 16.-Thc steamer ROXburgh Casio
in collision Yesterday with the British ship British
Peer 12O miles southwest Of the Scy Islands. Tho
Roxburgh Castle sank Immediately and Of ihe twenty
four aboard twenty-five were drowned. captain
Tyrer and one seaman. the only ones rescued, nave
been landed at Falmouth. The British Peer. when
was bound from Calcutta 10 London, greatly dam
aged and has been tOwcd TO Falmouth. The RoXbnrgh
Castle was screw steamer of 200 tons register ana
owned in Newcastle.
The British steamer Atrato. from Batoum for Cal
cutta. has been sunk in collision with the lurhlsh
steamer Saonica. Her crew have arrived at Con
stantinoplc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
TROUBLE OVER MRS. CLEvELAxD's PIcrrRES

Cincinnati Ohio March 16-Thc picture, of Mrs
Cleveland are the basis Of another suit filed today in
he United states Court by q. VI. Bell photographer
OF Washington ID. G., against the Krebs LithOgrphinc
Company Mr.. Bell recently brought suit against the
Hcnder>on-Achert Company, successor, of the Krebs
Company, on the same account. Hut il turned ont
that when the lIcnder>0n-Achcrt Company found the
pictures among the property bought they DESTROYED
Them In the presence Of Witnesses Bell now the
Krebs Company for s3i 900. or all for each
picture sold. claiming that he had exclusive right 10
sell Mrs. ClevelandS portraits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17

found dead at Tottenvlle, Staten Island last week.
There seems to be good basis for the belief than
Wright has shipped from this port on a cattle steamer.
a man answering his description having applied for
and received permission 10 work his passage on tho
steamer POmeranian, that sailed from Portland Feb.
D.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
BRAZIL AND TIE FRENCH EXPORTERS.

Paris March 1.-THE d" Siccic7 to-day says that VI.
Ribot Minister of Foreign Affairs In consequence OF
complaints made TO the Government OF France by
French exporters, has cablcd to Rio Janeiro ASKING
the brazilian Government that the French exporters
reccye the most favored nation treatment in all
their dealings with Brazilian merchants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-17
A HUNDRED DERvISIIES KILLED.
EXPLOSION OF AN ARSENAL At 0MDURMAN-

EXPLOSION OF An AKNENAL nj UMUUNNNN-
MUCH AMMUNITION DESTROYED.
Caiee March 1s.-A terrible disaster occurred today
al the arsenal of Omdurman From the reports re-
ceved It appears that about 100 dervshes were killed
by an explosion there which destroyed immense stores
of Ammunition and shattered the arsenal and buildings
and everything In the immediate neighbOrhood.