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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

Wonder u many people think % tho
sunny side Of night watchmans lifoi
An employee Of tho Broadway Cable
Railroad company was overheard dis.
cuSsing Il a. follows 1T isn't 10 uu-
pleasant loliiug around hero IN th, street
thcse nice evenings lts trying 70 sleep
during the hot days that makes "a follow
thin II isn't half 70 hard on man to
have 10 wogE all day IN tho hot sun Rs L
ID 70 have 10 sleep during the same hDt
day, or get no sleep ~ all
The night watchman ia always a
poor man living la small space, and
often with several children. My young.
ftcrs begin to find their legs aud yoiccl
Just about the time ! want To 10 %
sleep. You cunt keep them still. Thoy
are Ia and out aud whooping Il NJ and
down until I'm nearly crazy. Some
times ! get but two. three, four or live
hours sloop II can catch blk once 10
awhile I'm in luck. But u man must
live, aud 10 live he must work or steal. Z"
New York Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

Tic eloquent bishop Of Derry has, I
hear, rcc picl m invitation from the
trustees If Columbia college 10 deliver
IN New York city during Lent, 1897. a
course Of lectures on "1hc Evidence Il
Chnajiauity" Remembering that the
right riyurrul probate IS nearing his seq.
cnticih year % is not surprising, In his
letter 10 the bishop Of Now York accept
ing tho invitation, TO find him saving
TINT his decision required % c10l deal IT
constellation. but he adds tuas 10 is -
source of pleasure % him 10 think Of
meeting his lord hip "aul many yencr.
n1le chiefs OF The great and living branch
OF Chdst's holy Catholic church across
the ocean,
Tho bishop. by birth an lrilhmnn, was
graduated at oxford, where he won
many distinctions, and 10 wits hampton
lcciurcriu 1870. preacher hrniunl.
without doubt "a tho first rank, aud fIf
TEXTURES aro likely 90 lind as wide a cir.
clio u readers hrre as on tho other side
u the ocean. Bishop Alexander was %
mo 0-t,nl..ei l..Uouto f ihy prayer.
book revision undertaken 10y the synod
OF his church, aud h.a action In walking
ont Of the synod hall atiar 70 solemn pro.
tDt against the proceedings will NO;
soon be ioIgotiun.- Manchester Guard.
ian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17
The Trnnsc continental Railway
Assoc intion.

NEw YoRi, oct l0.-rha Trausron.
tincntal Association Is q session IN this
city today with ull representation.
The matter of the Pacific subsidy Ia
under consideration, aud Ia proving 10
be dililcult problem 10 .ulve. II was
agreeable 10 the various line. To ply the
same guarantee 10 the Pacific Mail ~
paid IN the past, but no agreement NE 10
the pro rata to be- paid hy the different
lines was reached up TO this afternoon.
The Northern Pacific claim that they
are paying too great proportion OF the
guarantee and are making light 10
have their share Of tire expenses less
cncd. II decided 10 lot the matter "
weighing Of freight on the Pacific
Coast stand "a II II until the goxt gen.
cfal meeting " the association, anu the
agents Of delivering lines Will continue
to weigh freight. The charges that
some Of the lines were paying commls.
sions were not sustained, anu the mat.
ter was dropped.
Neither the commission nor tho sub.
pldy matter were dunnitely settled at
t0day's meeting aud Will he up agnln
tomorrow.
A representative VI the fruit shippers
addressed the association ON the sub.
ect of a lower rate on fruits and
canned goods from California. His
request was not received with open
armed coriislity. Tho railroad men
admitted that ON certain klnus VI goods,
as TOT Instance, Second crop gaisins,
the tafin should BIZ lowered. They
seemed 10 fear, however, that II such a
distinction was made, there would bv
sudden and startling Increase Ia the
amount OF second crop, with a CORES.
ponding decrease In the production Of
nrst.clnss fruit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

Unlimited assurance Is Possessed by a
young man from Tennessee, who lately
fought admission 20 West Point, aul
thus closed his application 10 the super.
intendenti 81 want only to study mill.
tary tactics Iwpnt to stay three years.
want forty dollars per month At the
end OF the term want position over
some army Of tho United States. want
you 90 send me a round ticket there and
back. think AN both physically aud
mentally qualified To fil tho position.
will not be ont anything, but want the
position. Please answer this.'-Yankee
Blade,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17
woman. ChYisiiaa Temperance Dele
yates Poisoned,

BRADFORD, Pa, OFT. l6,-Nearly
one hundred delegates Of the WomRn's
Christian Temperance Union state
convention Were poisoned this aitor-
noon by something they ate OF drank
al a dinner Ia Armory hall rendered
10y Mexican county organization.
Shortly after the afternoon session was
called 10 order large number Of dele.
gates were taken violently III and In
half an hour, At least seventy-fiye were
lying limp In lhelfseats or on the floor,
all vomiting and extremely sick. Med
ical aid was summoned aud every ply
stefan IN the city has dozen or more
patients on his hands. Only two Cases
are serious.
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though. ~ far ~ | can ascertain now,
none II them were killed. rHH Ameri.
eau blue Jackets engaged In tIt battle
were fiOm the Unret nAics steamer
"Ealtimorc," AMI th- ChiIlaus wcrp
ffom various wanhips now In the hlr.
bar. IL is Impossible now to yet the
iull uRriicnlari VI the fight or the
names Of thu Killed aud wounded.
There are .ovcral accounA Ofthp origin
10 the difficulty. Ever since the
triumph ui juno there is feeling
among the lover classes Of bitter hos.
tillty toward the Americans, aud tho
sailors sometimes have bcen subjected
- insults. II 10 reported that q party
ofAmoflcau sailors to-day were insulici
by the Chilcauu, aud their hot healed.
meas led TO the battle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

Bu-rDN, oct. lG.-Ccnsus Superln.
trBGcu, Porter tonight talked about the
census before the American Statistical
Association. lie stated that whom
completed the eleventh census viii
make not loss than twenty-five quartO
v0lumIs OF thousand pasc' each.
The r,fult " the direct Inquiry a. 10
debt On farms and homes ~ not yet
completed, but IL 20 Tar advanced that
Porter was able 10 state the average
farm and home debt from partial re.
,ufusf from counliu-distributud through
out the union, h sl2,s for farms aud
80 lot home. n these averages hold
good for the Uuitci Stltu., there n an
existing debt Ia force II i15Dl, 900 O0J
ON farms aud homes occupied by own.
rr- and iucumberui. IL has cost near.
~ q million dollars thus Tar 10 collect
thee statistics NJ mortgage Indebted
ne.s, and will take another half u mil.
lion 10 finish up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

More and more ls knowledge Of
hygiene ia spread will people bo careful
a. Ia the water thcy drink. for an i'm.
pure article win a. surely injurl us inn
pure food. 4 ease in puiut IL iust 90.
ported Of two deaths aud twcnfy.iour
cases ot disease from drinking tho
water ~ an old vell in Milwaukee.
For long time the well has furnished
the water Tor half dozen families ia
the nriglboFnu1L About all the mem.
beers this summer plrul.ns " tho woll
water became ~, aud tboir ailment
soon developed into typhoid fovor.
Near by l. foul marsh, tho water from
which ia supposed 10 have worked Itself
into tho well End thus contaminated II,
causing thvsc deaths aud an the illness.
Probably tho cost Of the doctvr' bills
and other expenses. together with tho
loss Of time. have been many hundreds
Of dollars, or quite enough TO huyo
brought clear water from some other
'ouroe.--lierald Of Health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

about % cent? per acre. The lands
cedoi Include practically an tho land
north N Wind river AMI slripou the
eastern rnft " the reservation. The
country l. well watercl; the bottom
lands are rich, aud there IN about iOI..
coo acres NJ bench LANDS u which iffi
CATION companies eau mnkcg0li agyi.
cultural land nj a reasonable cost. The
whole OF the reservation ia fine sheep
ani cattle range. Coal and oil are
found on the cedtd lanis, and there
ARE indications Of more valuable min.
erals. The country j. 100 miles lfOm
railroad communication.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 10. - one Of tho
heaviest fofgerio- ever known In Wis
cOnsin wAs discovered today. Tho
name Of George Hiles, a millionaire
lsnd owner aud capitalist, ha- been
forged Tor nearly s5O,uln. The fradu.
lent paper passed through the hands VI
Nit. r. Hanson, reported To he II veal.
thy lumh,Tmau, at Hanson, Wood
county. lie disappeared several days
ago. lie had had extensive dealings
with Hilos for several year., and man
aged 10 keep the paper covered up
until after his disappearance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria wears
the most ornate aud costly Tlincut OF
any European sovereign. His costumes
are usually ordered from Paris and arc
extremely elegant. A late order was for
a garment resembling princess robe,
made OF electric blue velvet and lined
with soft surah silk over elder down.
This was trimmed with sparkling blue
beaded passomentcrie. With It was
worn u sill, shirt with point lace ruiileH,
brocaded silk sash trousers 81 old rose
brocade, blue stockings, embroidered in
pink, aud blue slippcn This costume
Is designed for wear ut q morning con.
cert-Now York Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

LONuDs, oct. iG.--Thu police arc
hunting fur the author 0f a scuffillOus
which contAius un attack on the
kailur, charging him with dissipation
holds up TO flllcuie the Knlssr's
alleged idea u cpualllnr his ancestor,
the great ffodcficii, and tho article
closes with adyic. 10 the Kaiser 10 be
careful about starting a conilnsfation
10 consume hlmclfani his house.
Such word. are seldom heard In
Germany, aud tie author would he
sentenced D. long term Of imptlFon.
wcut could hu be discovered, The
kaiscr knows no forgiveness for people
who offend his pride aud ambition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

A most remarkable alloy Of gold and
aluminium is now under the eSamina'
ton Of seisptsts ~ " - beautiful,
rich purple color, This royal metal win
make "a handsome addition TO those now
used for purposes Of adoument. From
all accounts 1t seems amonable to the
methods Of jewellers in making theii
gold ornaments. New York Recorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

Philadelphia Men Revolt 4 sainst Women.
There 70 n determined movement ON
foot among tho masculine population Of
Philadelphia against the rromiscuous
tnrrendcring Of seats IN public convey
ances TO strange women A call will
shortly 10 issued for mass meeting 10
take some definite steps In the matter
This isnot because Our male popula.
tion Ia growing less courteous. nor our
female population morc discuurtcous.
hut simply because the custom hls grown
% common among rhilaiclpltaus that
women do not appreciate the sacrifice
which q man. who has probably been
working hard all day. makes IN giving
his seat M a car 10 u woman, who. IN
nine cases ont Of ten. not only ncglucil
to thank him for n, but by act, II not
by word, demands the homage Tho
custom sroculisrlya Philadelphinu one
In no other city Is II observed to the cx-
tent that 1t is in tho Quaker CITY
a man who travels considerably, and
who voices tho sentiment Of thousands
ofPhiladelphians, said yesterday. while
! do not wish 20 30 considered laclinl,
in courtesy, have seen enough TO dis.
gust mo with the practice, and now
only give my seat 90 an elderly woman
or u woman with q baby, or IN such
cases where courtesy really demands IT,
philadelphia Record
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

GALEsuuRu, H., oct ih.--rhc train.
men today cpmpletol tho board "
trustees by ulocting u. s. Rodmnn Of
Los Angeles, Cal, and q. l.. Kol'o oi
Bunrdstown, m. Alea.rs. wilkinson.
Martlpcy and shuahan were ON.
powered 10 represent the brotherhood
Ia the federation movement, aud the
convention adjourned ~ meet Ia Bos-
ton next year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

DRNvRR, Colo, Oct, l0.--An Also.
elptcd Press correspondent who &c.
r0mpanied the commission To nego-
tihte with the Shoshone anu Ampahoc
Indians OF Wyoming for the cosslon OF
apart OF the Wind River reservation,
iolegraphs that the commission has
rieotei an agreement with the In.
dinua, under which they ceie 10 the
United States about 100, 0DO acres, out
Of u total of 2,0pO,0OO acres. The
indians are TO receive yG0O, 1000, or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

A Lewiston young man promised 10
feed tho cats while his mother and sis.
tiers went on vacation. lie promised
10 give them fish, properly prepared, and
milk lie fed them ON milk, but forgot
the fish Every day the old cat walked
up TO the milk until It got to DO case
Of forty quails in forty days, and she
finally robcled One day the young
man flung out u smoked herring aud
that finished the job The cat took her
two kittens and has gone to live with
the minister in the next strcet.-Lowis'
ton Iournnl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

NEW York, Oct. l0.-The Hordid's
Valparaiso special says: Three, per.
hsps four, American men-of.warsmen
were killed and several others more or
less severely wounded In a desperate
street fight here this afternoon with u
crowd Of Chilean sailors. The ChileaDs
did not do all the fighting, for when
the fight was ended n number " them
were found to 10 pretty badly hurt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

TECulsEu, Noh.. oct. iG,-rhc To.
cum-uh National Rank Was closed 10.
day 10y Bank Examiner Gtinith. The
failure 10 not considered 10 be a bad
one.
Examiner Griffith N ovefhauling
the accounts In which there N said to
be n dehclt Of $40. 900. This has near.
~ all been made good by the officers u
the bank, who have decided over oil
their Itopoity. Bad Investments are
supposed 10 have caused TIE 0Iblc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17
TnE SOCIALIST CONGRESS.
A Free Fight Among the Members
Rarely Prevented.

ERruRT Oct l0.-During today,s
session Of the socialist congress, Wer.
ner Dnd WlldbergHr were allowed
freedom ofspeech 10 explain their ao.
cusstlOus that members u tho com.
mlttee had accepted presents for Pc.
litical services. They INDUCED In
torrents OF personal invectives and
abuse, which led to great disorder, and
general ffeo fight was barely pre-.
vented. The opposition speech were
mostly Of an anarchist character, aud
not endorsed by the majority OF the
congress. A COMMITTEES was finally
appointed to inquire into the accuse.
Hons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

LoSDoS, Oct. lG,--'rimothy Harrlng.
ton, replying 10 O'Brlen's manifesto,
denies that the BoulOgno negotiations
were based on the absolute retirement
Of Parnell, aud says the sooner O'BFien
publishes the text Of the negotiations
the more delighted Parnelps followers
will be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

IT is TO az HieprR THAN THr
UtFfEL ToWLR
~ Telosraph 10 the SEwa
WORLDS VAN rOwrH
40 be higher rhan tue rinsi stfuc.
turs.

CHICAGO, oct. l6.--rhc stars ami
stripes. II was decided today, are 10
wave li.0 fcct nhuvc the ground dur.
Ing the MOfldis Fair from an Amuli.
eau tower that will out.dO the Elilrl
Paris affair. TIE builder Il tp b.
Andrew Carnegie Of i'ittsburg. over
5000 people VIII be- accommodated Ia
the tower at ono time, and two Uf the
many elevators are ~ start from thu
ground AMI run more than 1000 feet up
without "a change or at0pditcctly W the
lookout landing. Tie width II the
tower nj the foundation level Is 40
foot Ia each direction. The Keystone
Bridge company II Pltishurg, ouc Of
Carncgie's concerns. has agreed ~ cOu.
s,ruct tho metal portion ui tho tower
aud have 1t completed February !,
1891.
The actual cost Of the t1Vor u csll-
mated at a million aud n hall, l20O,0OO
less that the Eifiel tower, the diiirrencc
being Ia tho greater simplicity ~ de-
sign aud the use Of standard and MGR
charitable sizes Of steel. lhcre nte
10 be three landings. The nfst, 200
feet from the ground, viii accomml.
date at one time on the colounaic four
" i've thousand people. inside the
colonnale Il space sufficient 10 build
four hotels or Restaurants, besides
numerous booths for the sale Of dificr.
ent articles. the second landing "
destined o. grand promenade In the
daytime and dauclng.hnll Ia tho
evening, aud will accommodate 5000
people. The upper landing, 1909 feet
from the ground, VIII accommodate
1900 10 1900 people, and above this
there will he offices Tor the signal rrf-
vice, scientific Investigation, etc.
Above this Ia e. lee a circular electric
hallway, carrying electric llghs by
night and figna'sb by day. Above this
will 10 "a Lighthouse, t0 be- provided
with the most powerful reflector ever
constructed, uutmOuntcd by flagstaff.
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the sunIrcr or "i.S-
Beiag discussed for the Advance uicnt
of Monnn.

GRAND RAIDS, Mich, oct. iG.-At
tOdny's session Of the Association for
the Advancement u Women, Julia
Ward Howe Of Rhode leland was
elected president for the coming year;
also "a long llst " vice. presidents, Ia.
Guiding Jennie A.. Frolscth Of Utah,
Ellen @. Sargent Of California. Tho
congress closed this evening with "A
symposium on the subject Of "Mau,"
that personage being handled severely
by numerous witty speakers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

A good grocer Of Damery. In the Dc.
parlment Of the Msrue. has Rstonishcd
his fellow townsmen by erecting In the
local cemetery u family mausolenm u
cut stone shaped like the EiGol tower.
This Ia certainly the frs. time tho tower
built for tho exhibition has been copied
for u churchyaFd monument. Pail Mall
Gnzette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

siie selected Tor the posloillcc In that
city. ~ have the honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt " your telegram protesting
ngains the site selected tor the new
pDstuillcc building, and beg 10 say that
the ssme shall bp laid before the com-
mission" II h known that when the
matter b presented 10 the commission
Secretary Foster will favor tho rotten.
lion " the site selected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

LONDON, Oct. l6.--ATthur Il, Smith.
ers, managing director OF the English
Bank OF the River Platte, was arrested
to-day, charged " ith stealing s85, 900.
The prisoner for years past has been In
the habit Of taking money from the
funds Of tie bank, but until recently
was ablo 10 replace them before tho
auditing OF the accounts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

LiSiSviILE, Or, oct. 10. - News
received from Lakeyirw, or, states
that thirteen men have been arrested
who are suspected of participation In
tho lato robbery Of the stage running
between l.akoview and Linkville.
Among those arrested are tile Howard
brothers. The officers found In posses.
sion OF tho men several postal notes
and money ordeu. The men aro also
suspected NJ passing counterfeit
money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

FuR1 REc1vrRy, o., oct. lG.-The
bodies NJ 300 soldiers who fell IN the
battle u Fort Recovery, including that
OF General Butler, were Inferred with
grave today. over hty thousand pco.
Pie were present.
The centennial was closed with
this DAYS work. The bones uf those
who fell In the battle " hundred
Year, ago were carefully Inferred In
The fodcal cemetery aud covered will
~ various gentlemen brought tile
celebration 10 clna,.
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NEw NoHS, oct. i6.-Mnncy h he-
ing collected In all paris u the county
fur the purpose Of securing the release
Of Mn. Mayitich, who was confined
Va an English lrisnn, convicted Of
having poisoned her huthaud. Amer
lean women are anxious ~ secure her
release.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

CHICAGO, Oct. 10. - The Inter
national WOman's ChristiRn Temper.
hnoc Association today adopted new
constitution, which gives the ascot.
ntiOns "A strong central organization
with power to transact business. Here.
tOfGrn each local association has existed
independently. Mrs. q. II. Springer
Of st. Louis was elected president.
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THE Chins,e sssrW over Minnesota
aud Dakota.

So. NINcENr, MINI, Oct. lG.--Dn
account OF tho strict enforcement "
tho Antl.Chincsu regulations ul,eW mere
the Cciesilais are beginning u swarm
over tie Minnesota aud North Dakota
borders, guarded only by six custom
officers.
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The southern rncinc Directors 1ust
Appear Beforo - .rAnd larry.

BAN FRANCISCO, OCT. lG.--When tho
case Of stephen Gage, director OF tho
Southern Pacific company, cited TO
show cause why hu should not be- pun
ished for contempt for not appearing
before the grand Jury when summoned,
was called IN the superior court today,
Gage aud his counsel, Greed Hay-
mOnd, failed TO put In an appearance,
aud Judge Wallace ordered Cages
bond Of $1,000 forfeited aud ordered
that bench warrant be- issued for his
Arrest. Before the warrant was mado
out, however, Gage aud counsel APP
reared Ia court, and Haym0nd, after
| explaining that the delay was un-
ayoidable, announced that Gage would
purge himself Of contempt aud In
recognition Of tho decision Of tho
supfpme court, both he and Richard
Chute, who had been convicted OF con-
tempt for refusing to comply with a
subImna, would appear before tbs
grand Jury and testify. lilo HAY.
mnnd) regretted that tho supreme
court, In itu decision at Los angelica
y,slerlny, did not settle the question
of the grand Jury'a legality, and ho
would enduavor u initiate some means
Tor testing that question az speedily As
possible.
Judge Wallace then announced that
no would continue the chse against
Gage, 10 be called up atnuy time on
one days notice from the district atlor-
ney, should Gage fail to appear before
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

NEW ORLEN Ns, oct. i0.--Ua,tauo
Barrogana, au Italian luggcr Owner,
was nsaassinaied tonight IN an Italian
saloon, and the affair bears nil the
marks Of the Malta. The police have
male numerous arrests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17

WAsuusGToN, oct, ld.-rhn post.
master.general has sent tho following
reply 10 the protest N thu san Fran.
cisco chamber VI commerce against the
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nr..r, cnr.r.. a .rN.ArlaN
Ry nsIiuE 80 Annexation Of some
shanatsa q. Asia.

Sr. Pr1aRsBuEU, OCT. ia sen.
sation has been created by the publ.
cation ofa letter Ia the Samatcanl
G0.siiG ~ the effect that the iihnu
Chuiqiar Of Khokani, having in7ti.
gated England to menace Russian nu.
thority In the province Of Frfghans,
Russia had found u necessary, ~ a
measure 81 protection, 10 auncx the
adjacent Eliminates. IL l. known that
England viii protest against the an.
mex alton.