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For Att~mpted "Jurv Fixing I"

Judge Mcconnell Of Chicago has sent J. J.
Hopper to the county Jail for ninety days for
contempt of court and held him in -, 600 bail
ON the charge of attempted jury bribing. Mar
tin c. Shannon was held in $1,000 bail for al
legged completely in the crime.
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Detroit to Entertain the Veterans.
The Detroit common council has decided in
fayorofappropriating s5oo, 900 for tine entertain
ment OF tie q. A r.. in accordance with the
power granted by the legislature.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

:; ,S.. . s9o rs
o. Without board. Apply u LIST &. Sc. sei.x
Non RENT-FuRNIsHED-fI FLOOR. ONE
rooms; WIN rent rrssoaaSS:. ,,a.,,.
9n SaEEI !. TIL A,E
wood ave. LIE Droit Park; terms low. apl-n'
EIQR RENT-skvERAL DELIGHTFUL PARLOR
Iowa Circle: si.s New England i.%,is Who sI:S sof
permanent tenants. ap1-6'
EoR RENT-FURNTsHED FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
2r three rooms: rent very low. Address RASCAL.
1 VIII board: mt, :soond md sSi1d ssolsss 81,
EVR kENT-sEOoND-FLOoR ROOM; LARGE
ali :S eas sn,o To the
psstmeuts. % Grant place n. mh27-4t'
EoRRENT-THREEBE BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOMS,
honse; bay windows in every room; south and ess!
front References required 11O1 st. n. mh9-24t'
Ha OLE kENs At t 9R UNFuRSISlH aia3
rooms suitable for iiSt houssSeep:nS gas heat and
EOR kENr-UNFClNIsHED ROOMs-Two COM
munica; ny rcoins second door snd fiat OF three
MONTH Inquire a. I'd. T. n nW. ' ' %h sG II
ENOR RENr-REFINED GENTLEMAN OF GOOD
o, nsR i can md pleasant front room IN charmny
Rent low Hdrrss coSf6RG star Once oe,ef m St
LoR RENT.I0l4 l ST. NV. ONE COMFoRT-
heat and gas; for gentleman only. terms moderate
fnsn' besa p dsa. furnished with
For RENT,A NICE FURNISHED FRONT
children sSsap rent iH so z st. T nw senaar no
EOR RENT-0l5 18TH ST. r. W., TWO OR THREE
i furnished communicating rooms; terms reasonable
10 permanent parties mh:aO-3
LOB kENT-APRIL 1-THREE NICELY FUR
heat sns and H SC
the government printing ti oice 40 o. nSas
L'oR RENT : TO GENTLEMEN ONLY-ONE
pleasant FURNISHED front room COO 9th st. W.
cor. oth and r. entrance on 6tn St inh:5od.
or or. ssraIatey aso story front. furnished heat
FOR RENT-l4oi ST. NV. HANDSOMELY
sna T3at and asov q floor. also
L'ok kkNT = HANDSOMELY FURNI-AED
rooms: IN suites or s,nge with private bath ami
in6,0.6t JACksoS's CAFE. los Conn. avenw
FOR RENT NICELY FURNIsHED' FRONT AL
i cove second floor room. with board, for two gen
10Th ST. wv N' ''o'' ave- 'e' A' nsh:so-ss to
Tor RENT-ELEGANT. PARL0R. BED ROOM
and private bath, second floor; south front; close
l2l9 l ST. NV. nih:O;bt'
l. OR Rem r-TMO COMMUNICATING ROOMS on
Il second floor one front, southern exposure. 500 L
st. NV. nh.O-:st7
L. OK REN1--kOOMS lila AND lIlU ST. NV,
very cheap; suitable for r-ssllaker, tailor dentist
or office. Apply at STkASBuRGER'S. mil:O,t
LrOE RENT-ONE OR TWO FRONT ROOMS COM
y mincating. Sd floor, UNFINISHED. heat and ligE.
81 New York ave. W. mn.,4.r
Lon nLNI-AFAKThLNTs OF TWO OR THREE
;GassTn s.pUsHrs sstiass saSis H The SS1b
MONT. 1:Hn and Iowa circle. special rates Tor
summer months. J, L. ROBIN son, Prop,
Mh l1-:tm i years at Mor;nley's.
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FOR RENT-HOtTSEs

i mod. imps. go per month inSUre $40 q.
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FOR lighthouses.

EOR RENT-FURNIsakp-
l. Iowa circle l4r....-I 1890 st i0r. ollS
UNFINISHED
laUS ave. 13r.. .sllo l01 n ST sw. tr .. sl3
~ Oth 81 se............o l.eSS oh 1t 5r -. IL "a
s s!os ~: in l:AF. lst - sw. Or II ~
i5ac 1tt 81 lr........:S ltsl = tr L., 20
~, ~ st, sr ell m 80 tSsi Ca!lsn ST me- tr 4 ~
,s IN On neM ~ II. st ~. ...... To- -
is- Wh - ne. On 10 isss 18th ~ hr.... 10
iwlhins CITY, H-......l+ 10 Brewers court ~ 20
mhl2-lm swoRAsTEDT BRADLEY. as9Fa
E0R RENr-UNFURNIsHEp.
&c nw next cor 9Th go 2o4 Wash circle Tor $50
~ . ct e, lot; f0 100 Green al nv - 81
III Sund dpl. l2r. -. 20 l34i Union pl......s
lofO X, l. ave. Tor. 40 on 1871 CorcUran ct 50 20
n.a. -24t. TfLkR& RUTHERFORD. lso7F~nw
Eok kENT-NEw BRowN-sToNE HOUSE. NINE
roons. al nj. &.o. SIS \ &. ave- Also corner
house. II rooms both beautifully ecornfs eestric
! p ~ Ks H. Sc sio; six roonas- OWNER, go
Eok kENr-sf1ENDIDLy FURNISHED TIN
room house. new. With all m a. che.p healthy
soesnon sou,h front hay windows. side iisfts and
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MonnsInF

WOoDsIDE
Lies between the Metropolitan branch and the IN o.
pike. facing the railroad the and he Pile
the sas; and sloping toward both ffe drainage
cellenf, water good and easily obt~lnsbs The subdi
vision Is etgnt nes iron Washington and Is the only
ten houses now the subdivision and more
built at once The kork Greek AstlsnAl f-lk.
yeyed extends 10 point Opposite the southern end OF
this sutN SION snd 20 the wr<i oa % shout threesunr
tiers OF mile Executive avenue extern Id
eastern boundary Of the National Para and viii Con-
satuts. when conJleted the nearost drive IRON the
CITY Ia tne sutsifttsIon-
Lots IoF sale ON easy terms and lower ihnn in say
other subdivision VI similar advsntzses 1hs ~Glen
loss House" IL roOiIIs. bath. hot and cold vst.r
shade, the place. well adapted for r,Ir,-
bosrinx house. for safe essy t~ms, also saa-
cotta.e. hot and cold water. hath ana sl...1.
lTics. IS. sOu. tern.s 10 suit
b. q. LEIGHTON. o~nrr
mh4-ln a. Ia ave n ..
TO hoTtL PiSoPRIErORs.
L can offer ion s.ie r-nf '6lsn Mapor nat
4uiooni house with /. loafsl at Iore<f SslsD.
Nd. mules IRON city, 20 h.fnases AIDE = bos.s
station shade and nne~t slr7nx xrrr. any
eNier1sncea irson ma this kouss raIixp srxs
profits from eosIaers ,. n. hEkJfOkD.
mis- La lSis q.
E,ok saLE-AHANDsoME GROOM HoUsE Az
- Forest Glen. Md Will exchange property I'M
proved OF "nl'nrFo"sd m eitS e ssb,y,- s,,o,n
mh4-lm lslcSc
lrok sALE-HOUsEs AND LOIS. DEsfRABLY
located within the limits Of Rockville. Also fsrns
and isfrHinK l-5a N Mon,fonery county. ps9s
eehy. THANK HIGGINS. Aonteonefy ave.. no,l-
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FOR LEASE.

l.NUR LEAsE TIE FULlOMIN0 CHOICE
Il houses good value the prices: lq2s-1sA h
st NV. entirely new with 10 rooms each. all I'M
IrOyenents, at ed 20 escL; lOll New Hampshire
beautiful CORNER house, with 10 AL inc
Iroyeuenis, paIeTec throughout and IN nice order.
Z .O..,O and lOl3 .Nh %. y. NEE 3-story BRICK
mouse. with .oou-s aud cellar all improvements, q
$3.50. Il. n. NAkNEk CO..
ml:Sl-5t ZIG ~. n W.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


loR sALE-.. 900 ACRES IS PER CENT PHos-
phorous red lands railroad ChAttanoOsa.
Good opportunity tor English synthcate. Address
kkD ORE, r. q. Boz lI52. Philadelphia. Pa. anl-2i
LHoR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-s5 ACRES >
II miles from Washington, via Anscestia: improved
BY a 4-roon ywelnne, stable. corn house, a.. 20
acres cleared splendld harden sod fr1ce only 81. 30
ml8l-a DUCkETT FORD. Oh II II. nv.
LroR sALE-AT GAITHERsBURG. ND, SEVEN
Il eigths OF an acre. improved by leroon cottAge.
papered throughout heated by laIrObe; in beauti.a
grove, plank walk 20 station distant three lnute-
Is trains daily. Irce 81. JOO. ". y. YOUNG, l3gIF
81. nv. nlh.Bl-.d
M Ill SELL OR TRADE FOR HOUSE IN WASH
w ington nne piece OF country property unusually
well improved q chance for speculsfor. For partic-
ulars address OAON s.. star Office. mh.sl-S.
YARNS. FARMS. FARMS, FARMS
Il IN all sections Of Maryland from . 70 L OOO ere
and from $40 10 400 pal Now l. the time
TO invest lands Washington advancing TAP
IDLY. I. X. BROOkS
mh2l-3ln CID ETH ST n
EOR SALE BLACKSTONE ISLAND - GREAT
bargain In Queen Anne cottsee' 10 rooms; sur
rounded by porches; picturesque location; choice
iruIt water from deefdryen we unfailing nreezes.
hslinx crabs. oysters ducklng point river ste.msrs
daily ;chesS f.r~ f..ns and sAlote-sr-yls .t
WASHINGTON DANENHOMEk's,
mhl9-lm 18Th and q sts. ~.
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WANTED---HOUSES.
WANTFD-IOTS

WANTED-TOBUYT WOLOTSI IN GOOD NEIGH
w borbood. also a honse; Price about 81 JOO. Ad-
dress. giving location. price and size of lot Box l:
Star office. nl:aJ-.T'
WANTED-A BUILDING LOT. 81 TO 30 FEEL
w front; elitdby located in northwest section Tor
residence; state location and lowest cash price
p1TNEY h BRADFORD.
mh26-1w LOB 81. n. ".
IA ANlED-PARTIES WHO WI II 10 Sill LDTS
w and take as part payment furniture CARPETS or
piano. address HUGO NORCH L 60, IRA ana .c,1
9TH st. Pianos and furniture sold easy terms.
mhlS-1m
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EOk SALE

ISOR sAIE--is4i. cohNER iofH AND sTs-
ons 81 the mos, handsome honsss in the West
hssfsd By sss.an; opss daily; xsschm.a u change
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LNOR EENI-bN IbOAAs j.. NAeSGANAN,
l. lea kate Broker. vls 81. u ".
a0usES.
NORTHWEST
1877 \ st tfur) lar. .. SO 1879 ssh ST. els
I1:B 81 tfur) use q 21l3 ID st, :r ...........l IL
horse and carriaee. Il. Chester court, Ar 10
l2r. is Chester cosrt, 4r....lo
:s0t2 2 st 0url. LIT. 10 Chsnpain Ry. 10
PARK Hotei, tn St road Part OF upper part 1874 -
oil 18th st. ne cor lin 1910 New Jersey av. ,r 10
and K SIS. Tor. .... j Rear 1915 ST. Or. $50
lssS Vt ave. sr... 80 BrieI's court. Ar 10
1871 p .2p-21 and = II Chester court Ar. 4. 30
Corcoran ST, 9r 20 and II O'Brien's court,
Tpp aiI psrt las al fo s az! Essex Court
1872 l4l4 Tia ave, Il - l1:,1 Oregon ST. ir.....S
1877 1.th st ns Or. :Scs4 st, Ar ......-
st,s and siO II ii ave inxfon st, 81 500
or -.-........--.-..D 400 Il, 4r.-..-..----.-..o
ToRES. Sc.
Store room AL ca Str and dws 1910 an
StrS dwe s0i X st nea. l., Store and dwg yl6 Gs:
Store room 3'l h It ~. 81. ........ ........ 30
Store room iSo4 is stable rear :i:.5 c ;iifnwio
shop rear 100 o 81 INV Nv. ~ VI
OFFICES
46S La. ave, ] 1t ho9sr ,tiuntnn building. IN.
basern'nt. 2froif rms go IL .....--.....-.- T. 90
46s la. ave, 4fh nor COB 18th st. rms I IL
Srooms ...........-..5i and Iii, each. -. 10
Central Buildg I'm is n
Gunton building. ms
80 and Il -.-...-..- 10
The above h. onlyt portion Of Tire property on nv
books. FOR full LIS all Office for bulletin tsu~d on
the lst and 10th. mh3il THoS. T. wAGGAaAN
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FOR RENT-ELATS.

EoR RENT-FIvE COMMUNICATING ROOMS;
= I'd foor: bath; windows TO north and south on
line Of ST. in northwest &1 Also the cheaTes:
broom bricks the city; ~ 81 .i6 Lettie st.
near .fh and W. $40. T. A. McIAIIEE, 80, Z -.
n w. opp. Trinity Church. mh.5-lQt
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The above /. onlyt portion Of Tire property on my
books. For full lis o Office for bulletin ned on
the lst and 10th. mh3ll THoS. Z. wAGGAaAN
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Upon the emancipation of the serfs they were
not merely set free.as was the case here in 1858,
but the govern men. gave each one a parcel of
land upon which he was to work for three DAYS
u the week while he gave his labor to hss en-
pboyer the otLsr three days Ii Vas intended
that the peasant should get the same hnd as
That which had been, under the old SYSTEM lent
70 him by his master. but this was MOI done.
and there was great shrinkage in the amount
which be finally received There were no for
ests or meadows, and when he went to buy
land be had 10 pay exorbitant prices for Il.
The peasant pays enormous taxes to the
government, sometimes amounting to more
than the net products OF the land they own.
As the soil can be worked for only part Of the
year, during the rest Of the time the peasant
works in the towns in industrial and other pur-
suits, SO that he can thus reeoup his expenses
There il no tax upon this sort Of labor other
than the cost Of the passport which il neces-
nry for him 10 hold in going TO town, which is
but few dollars. After he has made all his
money and paid all his taxes il is found, on the
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HAEIT OF YoRxISG ASSOCIATIONS.

There is strong tendency among the Rus
sians TO form themselves into associations of
all sorts. This habit is TO be observed in all of
ITS strength in the prisons where the habit of
sek-,overnmen' asserts itself to the degree Of
the org arization among the felons OF bodies for
their safe guidance while in the prisons They
ere allowed by the governors of the prisons TO
hold meetings. at which they elect officers 10
handle their affairs. through whom the orders
Of the prison officers are communicated TO
Them, and who act as the medium OF communi-
cation between the prisoners and their keepers.
Through these officer felons there has been
established IN many prisons sort CT parole
system, whereby the best OF the prisone..s are
allowed upon certain occasions to have their
liberty, provided they ccme back In tine. Ii
seldom fails that the organization OF the prison
keeps is promises TO the governor. some
times a prisoner prefers to violate his parole
and escape and then the felon officers manage
In many cases 10 substitute for him some old
worthless vagrant picked up on the roads to
be counted in his place al the next roll call,
thus saving themselves from punishment
These communities have a system OF paying
the salaries Of the executioner and the ogger SO
that all such work is done by these officials as
nlereifully AZ possible and As is consistent with
his conscience The nogger is allowed by
custom 90 come into the shops Of the prisons
and help himself to whatever he wants in part
payment OF his salary
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rHff an Nor 50 MrcH oPfHSsskp Al mn HDC-
GATED CLASSES IN RCssiA-THE VILLAGE CON-
NUNS AND HOW TERI nEauLArE AFFAIRS
PRoGAEss ~ EDUCATION AND THoUGHr.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

EX-CONGRESSMAN WILLIAM L. SCOTT,
of Erie, Pa, died at Newport, r. l.,
whittier he had been taken for his
health His estate was estimated at
$40, 900, 900
THE instruction in Tamaulipas, Mex
leo, was snuffed out by the capture OF
the leader Garcia, who was shot and
then hanged.
SIR GEORGE GREY, ex-premier of New
Zealand, has made a proposition that a
new upper chsmber be formed in the
government of New Zealand, that this
new legislative body be composed en-
tirely of women and that it replace the
present upper cham ber
A FREIGHT train on the Frisco road
was wrecked in long tunnel at the
top of Boston mountain, twenty-five
miles north of Fort Smith, Ark, caused
by the tunnel caving in. The engine
and several cars were badly damaged.
RAIN has checked the fire that seemed
likely to devastate all the cranberry
marshes north and east of Valley
junction, Wis. Great damage has,
however, been done.
REPORTS of Balmaceda's escape
proved to be erroneous. He was
secreted all the time in the rooms of the
Argentine legation at Santiago, which
fact was not discovered until he ended
his tragic career by shooting himself
through the head Great rejoicing fol.
lowed the death of the tvrant
Two men were burned to death while
fighting prairie fires in Emmons conn.
ty, n. d.
FIVE persons were killed, four being
Indians by disastrous wreck on the
Union Pacific near Pocatello. Idaho
THE town of Sheffield, Ala. was
swept by fire the other night Loss
$4,000.
THE insurgents in Yemen. Arabia
have captured Sana the capital of the
province The grand vizier intends to
send to Yemen the troops now stationed
at Hedjaz, where cholera Is raging. Il
is rumored that Kurds are murdering
many Christians in Armenia
CLEARING house returns for the wool
ended September 10 showed an AVERAGE
decrease of 6.a compared with the coz.
responding week of last year. In New
York the decrease was ia
GEN JOSEPH KNAPP. president of tha
Life Insurance Co ~
New York, is dead
A NAN was killed in fierce fight be-
tween Parnellites and anti Parnellites
1t Nenagh, Ireland.
The statement that supreme officers
Of the Catholic Knights of America had
lypothecated Sl56. 600 is denied The
order IS declared to be entirely solvent
The southern argus., 1891-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

The case of the Cherokee stone quar-
ry was before Judge Green in the fed
eral court at Guthrie, Ok. Judge Green
decided adversely to the Cherokees,
stating that their rights to possession or
residence on the strip were unsubstan-
tial and whatever they were must be
held to have lapsed. An appeal to the
United States supreme court was taken.
SECRETARY FOSTER insists that the
treasury has all the money required to
maintain position of perfect ease
without adopting policy of delay or
resorting to any action that was not
based on perfectly sound principles, but
he admits that there is less money in
the treasury now than there had been
for many years heretofore.
A SLIGHT shock of earthuuake was
experienced in Oregon on the 10th
A MISSOURI, Kansas & Texas passen-
ger train was held up at Leraetta, |. T,
by seven men, supposed 70 be the Dali
ton gang. The robbers took the con-
tents of the safe and decamped.
The Denver Republican states that
the Santa Fe has virtually absorbed
the Denver & Rio Grande.
AT the annual meeting of the Chi.
cago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railroad
Co the present officers and directors
were reelected
SECRETARY FOSTER has issued a cir
cular giving notice that no more bonds
of the Al loan would be received for
continuance at . per cent. after the
Soth- Bonds not then continued would
be redeemed on presen tation.
Two charred bodies were found in
the ruins of the Commercial-Adyertis
building, New York.
AMONG the miracles asserted to be
authentic as resulting from the exhibit
ton of the holy coat at Treves are the
curing of the withered arm of an alb
bess, the restoring of the sight of blind
persons and the curing of cripples.
The James Wick seed corporation
Rochester, n. Y, has made an assign.
ment
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A GOVERNMENT official who is famil-
lar with the Behring sea question, il
speaking Of the complaint made BY Sir
julien Panncefote that this govern
ment had violated the modus vivendi
in regard to the killing of seals, said
that the question was on the construc-
ton Of the treaty of June Is, 1891,
which allowed the North American
Commercial Co. to take 1000 seals
The treaty went into effect June is, to
expire May o 1892; and the question
was whether the company was to be
allowed to take 1000 after June is or
whether the treaty allowed 1t to capture
this number Of seals during the entire
season. which went into effect before
the treaty was signed. The official
said that no trouble could Be antici-
pated in settling the difficulty.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

IT appears that Garcia, who is lead
ing the attempted revolution in Ia
maulipas, Mexico, is not the cele-
brated desperate Of that name, but is
the editor Of weekly paper printed in
Spanish and published at various points
on the Texas frontier. He is crank
of the first water, and a violent OPP
ponent Of the Diaz government In
this expedition he is accompanied by
Ruis Sandoval, who headed similar
uprising about year ago.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

Both the method and results wha,
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasans
and refreshing to the taste, and -
gently yet promptly on the Kidnsra
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the So
tenn efectually, dispcls colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitnal
constipation. Syrup of Figs i r.
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and n.
ceptable to the stomach, promps 4
its action and truly beneficial q Il
effects, prepared only from the mot
healthy and agreeable substances, II
many excellent qualities commend Il
to all and have mado Il the mosk
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In 90
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists Any reliable druggist Who
may not have it on hand viii pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept sns
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SYRUP Co
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. HEw F0Rk. ~
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

THE sultan has deemed the moment
opportune to emphasize the entente be-
tween the porte and the Franco Russian
alliance BY comforting upon NJ. Ribot,
the French foreign minister, the grand
Gordon of the order Of Osmanlie, and
upon Nine. Ribot the decoration of
Nichani- Chefakat. an order fo- ladies
founded by the sultan himself. The be-
stowa1 of these distinctions has been
announced to the diplomatic circle in
Constantinople.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

ADM. MCCAIN publishes defense of
Minister Egan and says he joined with
the representatives Of other powers in
warning Balmaceda not to deal with
the congressionalists as he proposed
Minister Egan helped get Mont and
his associates safely out Of the country.
His assertion that Balmaceda was too
strong to be overthrown was private,
unofficial remark, and Mr.. Mccain
blames himself for allowing it to be-
come published.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

The chief Of police of the City of
Mexico is endeavoring to ascertain who
sent out the story contained in the dis
patch telegraphed from San Francisco
August 81 in reference to an alleged
revolutionary feeling in Mexico, and it
is surmised that two persons were con-
cerned in it-one journalist. the other
an engineer and ex-member of con-
gress, who brought upon himself the
odium of the government on account of
his independence.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

"A CABLEGRAM has been received at
the navy department from Adm. Brown.
dated Valparaiso. Chilli, September L.
saying that the Baltimore, which took
the refugees north to Peru, had returned
TO Valparaiso and that he would sail
for Callao. Peru. Immediately on his
flagship, the San Francisco Both the
state and the navy departments were
in ignorance Of the reported escape of
Balmaceda to the San Francisco, but it
was said that If the ex-president had
succeeded in getting aboard United
States naval vessel he would not be sur
rendered.
The southern argus., 1891-09-24

A DISPATCH from Madras says con-
siderable indignation has been stirred
up in India by the prosecution Of a boy
who set Phallic image before hut
that was in course of erection. The
boy was arrested and sentenced to inn
prisonment The sentence has called
for loud and earnest protest on the
ground that the boy was innocent of
any indecent intention, and only meant
to follow the religious forms taught by
his ancestors, Phallic worship still hav-
ing many followers in southern India.