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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-19

NEw YORK, Oct. ia Buenos
Ayres special 10 the Her0id recalls the
fact Of Mitfe'a resolve not TO allow hls
name 10 be used In the coming cam.
paign. Hardly had his followers and
opponents quleted down from the ex !.
element the announcement caused
whom yesterday the people were
further stirred 10y manifesto from
R0ca also announcing his retirement
from politics. lie likewise clnlms
patriotic reasons ~ iiniluenciug him in
the resolution, Coming so soon after
Nlitro's resignation, Roca's manifesto
has cau,od profound sensation.
shortly alter Roca's announcement,
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David Cope, who occupies shop on
Gay street, has a family OF nino young
alligstor which play around him lil,a
kittens. The sluriHns arc from eight
inches 20 u foot long aud arc about six
months ola, Mr.. Cope caught them last
spring In Florida, and brought thou
homo with him for tho amulomcut Of
himself and friends Thoy were very
savage, aud would snap AZ anybody who
touched thom when no first caught
them, but they have now become quite
tame when Ia tho presence OF any one
that they nrn familiar with
They play about Mr., C0po's feet and
crawl about the door Catching aicss
o great pastme with ttom, aud thelr
jaws shut on their food with suap
that Is quick aud startling. II
stranger cn,drs the shop tho ulligai1s
know IL instantly, aud make OK into tho
corners " tho room and hide themselves
behind auythlngthat inny DO convenient
-WesI Chester lPa,l News
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General Miles Reviews at Length the
Indian Outbreak Of Last
Winter.
ANOTHER VISIT or INDIANS TO
PYRAMID LANE.
The Idea Of Grand Uprising Not
Given Up, says the
General.
Review OF the Messiah CrsSc.-nore
Iln.IIiIiIns rnssIhie

WAausGToS, Oct. n. - General
Miles IN his annual report tecopmends
that the National Guard Of til. cOnn.
try be- mobilized OF assembled al the
Worlds Columbian Exposition In 1893
and that CongTee, be requested 10
make nh appropriation to pay the cost
Of transportation.
General Miles reviews at length the
Indian outbreak Of last winter, at.
tfibuupg Il largely, rs he did ut the
time, to the failure Of the crops and the
failure Of the government 20 properly
perform its obligations In regard 10
rationH, etc. or tho Messiah craze, he
says the hnntlci-m aud superstition Of
the people were taken advantage Of by
leaders 10 encourage them 10 hostllliios.
lie cOmmends the administration Of
Captain Penney ~ acting agent ut Pine
Ridge, and says that through additional
appropriations the indians now receive
nearly half o. much more than they
did n year ago. However, the fires
Of dlfcOrd still remain. The COM
ME atoms going on between the
dian- " hostility, and now (Soptember
lith) Il delegation from tho Indian
Territory II absent, ostenslbly 10 visit
friends In Wyoming. They have, In
Tact, gone across the mountains, and
are now In the abodes Of the Messiah
delusion, near Pypmld lake In Ne
yadn. Even while the hostages were
held at For, Sheridan last spring they
received communication ftom their
friends In the Sioux camp, saying that
they had not given up the idea Of
grand Indian uprising, and ihat the
Utvs were ready to Join the Sioux
Whenever the latter were ready 10
resume hostilitios.
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Five Thousand long guen wa'oumtlont
81 the "sw.uE variety were arranged in
ahugo pile within low board inclosure
under the shade OF Now Cottonwood
srsyc, ia the pleasant little yill,gc OF
Rocky Ford, Colo, one morning recent
ly. Surrounding these wateun.lous wers
htlo pyramids csnteloupcs, some 9 900
of 1900 IN number The top OF this
board inclo1urc served ns u table. on
which the melons. sliced by big knives
into halves, were laid. only o. bc eager.
ly aI aulted by waiting crowd. Of merry
people who liusd tho tables as close as
they could stand Tho only restrictions
were Hunoruu, rndely painted signs
tackled 20 trcHs, reading, "picaso leave
yonr rndG upon the table,
Il was MrIoH Day ut Rocky Ford. and
'hiH melon Pen was the oruior Of an In.
forest. and every one OF the 0. 900 viailoa
present Ht this annual festival were wei.
come 10 ~ much melon as they could
stew away Ten years ago "a single
mushman named G.. W. swank. was
iuislHg melons for market IN this valley.
The quality Of his product was 10 fupo-
rior TINT 100 aCrs OF melons could not
supply tho demand
Now tho village Of Rocky Ford g. in
the ccut5r Of thousands OF acres Of va.
tDuusion vines, while as flr as the rye
can reach, stretch prolific fields Of grain
and hay, interpreted with yuung or.
ehards aud lu2uriaut vegetable gardens
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physicisis-that Is to say, tho physi.
cists who aao not idiiag are now busy
rcapiug the aftermath Of tho thunder.
storms which Tor week or moro have
been the chief meteorological feature OF
our climate, Lightning Of every type
1ig2ag, with sharply defined borders,
without amy apparent width, in sheets
or In the shape Of iroballs-has beon
soon, aud soycralliyes have been lost By
these OlympIan thunderboltl But VIVA.
is most curious bthat cattle have been
mora frequently struck than human be-
ings, even when tho chances OF both
were equal. This has boon noticed mora
than once by students Of electricity.
Thus, a miller standing between q
horse and a mule was only shaken lit.
tie, while the animals warc killed. There
Is also tho wen known instance OF tho
Abbey OF Noirmoutiers, near Tour.
where a fash OF lightning killed twenty
two horses without doing any other
harm to tho 100 monks whom Il visited
In the reioctory than oyertuming the $50
bottles which contained their IationB Of
wine.-London Graphic.
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CHICAGO, oct. iS.-John A.. Sell,
siofekeoper Of the Cook County insane
asylum, was arrested last night for
maliensancc IN office In making false
and fraudulent entries In his official
records. He IL said to be one OF the
alleged gang which has been system.
mnticall y.robhing the county Of uu-
known sums OF money. Gross frauds
la the purchases Of coal, provisions,
etc., are alleged. An invustigation ia
also being made Of the poorhouso ~.
fairs.
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PARIS, oct. lS,-When tho Senate
committee begins the debate on the
proposition u remove the prohibition
on American pork the ultra protection
lat members will attempt u secure an
adverse report ON the scheme. Neither
Ferry nor Triad, who are both
members Of this important committee,
are very sanguine that the proposal
can no carried. AIilland, another mem.
her Of the counties, told an Associ-
ated Press representative today that he
thought the bill would ultimately pre-.
vail In spite Of tho tendencies Oi the
ultra pr0tectionists.
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The ParnelI ncmorini Meeting In
Chicago

CiucAOu, OCT. ls.-At the parncll
memorial meeting Of Irish. A mcrican
citizens Of Chicago tonight resolutions
were adopted declaring that a final
settlement Of the Irish question must
he bnsod ON Irish control Of all Irish
aiiaiff, legislative and Administrative,
anu urglng the choice of leader Who
would remove the fear on the part Of
the PrOtesiants. II ~ declared that
religious differences should no longer
he a cause separating tho Irish PEG.
pie politically. The resolution con.
cluded! eve regard the recent efforts
Of the Irish hierarchy 10 establish
ecclesiastical domination In the affair.
u Ireland M the most dangerous oh.
struction to Irish self government"
Rex. u. J. Adams, an Episcopal
minister, was one OF tho principal
speakers and was accorded warm 70.
ception.
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NEW OHLEAAs, Oct i5.--The Tines.
bcHCcru,s Ssn Antonio, Tex, special
mys' "Thr influx u Cinnamon into
Texas by way Of the Mexican border
continues. Not day PASSES that one
marshala. Some aro aware tina, thry
tlon agonts and think that they have
4 perfect right 10 enter tho L nltod
States. II Il the latter class which arc
caught The Others ARE very success
ful ia cvadiug the officers. During the
past week flfcen men were nrresitd ON
the Texas side u the RIO Gfandc. The
number which escaped the deputies
cannot be- estimated. Al jailed viii
be sent 10 China via San FmnciscO.o
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FEHSANbiSA, Fla, oct. rs. - The
German bark "Soludco Gl0ria,n nom
Kingston, Jamaica, bound Tor -.
Thomas, II ashore aud going 10 pieces.
Last Friday She anchored OIL Fcrnau.
dina har aud asked for tug, saying
that three Of hvr crew hsi died OF fever
aud two more wCto were alex. she
had only i've men M FOR duty. On
saturday the tug went out, hut she was
ashore. The surviving members u the
crew are nj n house on Talbot Island,
and are being watched until the ma
turo Of their mElady Il learned.
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A HORRIBLE Story Related by a
Sixteen year old
ficnd.
HE sroucGs Aro MURDERS A
YOUNG oiRL.
Young Demon Conissscs n series OF
rrimrs.

friuts.,
MILWAUKEE, oct. ls.-A horrible
story oi youthful dcpruvity came 10
light today, when Albert IS0his, a six.
tcuu.ycnr-old boz tn She employ VI a
inrmor named kpdniz. rcaiding near
here, confessed 90 the murder Of bic
employer nhevn-yoar.OiI daughter
Annie. lie hat been Intimate with
the girl, who was weak.mindcd, and
Hho WIS about t1 become mother.
Not fullshiug til. turn Of affairs,
lie killed her October 5th and 20
GREETED the body. On tho day ~ the
murder hU tiut uut into the soup which
the faulty was O. have Tor dinner
large quantity oil paris gfcuu. MIR.
lNndGiH ate the snup irtt and, briuu
taken Violently ~, at once prevented
the Others from partnkiug " IT,. There
Wns 10 much u the poison that u acted
~ an cmotic, aud Eudalz s01n got
we'll. That afternoon Annie dis.
appeared, aud when the officers came
to investigate the poisoning she could
not be- found They came Ia tho con.
Cluslon that she had placed the poison
In the soup and then He'd. All efforts
10 lnd her proved unavailing.
Last night Farmer kolats, inycsli-
eating tho cause ~ terrible stencil In
the harm, found tho unfortunate Rirl's
body under the stable door, covered
with manure. The hoy IGOhls was nt
once npprcheudCi, aud today confessed
that after the failure NJ the poisoning
scheme he went out 10 repair hole IN
the barn ilOOr. Anui0 wrat with him,
and while she was holding q board Tor
bim 90 saw hc crushed her skull with .
hammer aud placed the body In the
hole. lie then covered II with manure
auduailod down the tlour. lie does not
appear 10 realize the onormity Of his
crime.
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PlTtuuHg, oct. ls.-lt is Just
learned tha.affcc.for.all Il sht occurred
among tho female prisoners ut the
Clcafmont wotkhouso rhum fay night.
Two women In the laundry doTaft-
mcnt had quarrel, which resulted In
au iucip'ent riot The pfi#0ncn fought
each other and tho male officers had %
be summoned after tho females had
severely damaged each others faces
and clothing. During the night twuuf
tho worst 1i them escaped and have
not been caught.
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LoSpoS, Oct. lS.-rhe North Ger.
man Lloyd steamship" Elder, Captain
Bauer, from Now York October 10 for
Bremen, reports that ON the 18th inst,
In latitude ~ degrees north, longitude
80 west, she spoke the Dutch steamer
"Edam," Captain brunsman, which
loft Rotterdam October 3ri for New
York. The latter had lost her fcrtN
and was sailing before n terrible gale.
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SANTIAGO, Oct. lS.-rho general
election occurred throughout Chile 10.
day Sunday, So far IA known there
were no disorders Electors were
chosen today who VIII select Prcsi-
dent MEX month. There IA no indica.
ton yet ng 10 who will bo elected, as
no candidates have yet been an
n0unced. The Clerical party say they
have recured q majority In the House
Of Deputies, and the Senate viii prob.
ably be controlled by the Liberals. The
eSlot result viii not be known for sey-
cral days, There was street parade Of
troops today.
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Quite n singular coincidence occurred
few days since Some ten years ago,
while at work IN New Jersey mine
shaft, George Smith fell and found him.
relf confined in wen 1875 feet igoin the
surface Of the gaund He was finally
rescued from his uncomfortable position
by a rope which was thrown him
While rela-Ing the Circumstance the
other day to his room mate, he was not
a little surprised 10 learn that his res
euer Of ten years ago was mono Other
than his present companion. Beverly
Alnsz ! Times
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DumLiN, oct. l7.-Delcgatc Slemcn.
ulSi arrived today from Warsaw bring.
ing with him handsome wreath 10 be
placed on the grave Of Psrnell. Sic.
menski says II was intended that lie
should be present US representative Of
tho Natlonnlists Of Poland nj .ho fun.
eral Of the Irish leader, hut tho Rus.
fian government did not allow tho date
Of the funeral TO be published In the
Polish newspapers. Tho wreath Nv
composed OF laurel leaves entwinc1
with the Polish oolofs aud with broad
sllk bands bearing inscriptions eN-
pr,ssivc Of sympathy with the dc.
ceased aud the cause for which no
fought. The Poles were obliged 10
smuggle II ncross thu frontier.
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ucgtUcs. In concurrence o' lat nights
lynching. aui Mayor B1wies has teiv.
graphed Governor mckinney ~ 4cnd
troops The untife town 8. No. arms and
pickets are p1s,.l 0n every on,skirl.
4 squadron vi men 1rc ON the way
hcfo from Ronrevrrlc, W. Va. There
has been no direct evidence 81 an out.
break, but the greatest excitement PIE.
vails
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MONDAY 0Cr0pER SAT- UrAn TLRRIToRY

Efforts. They then procured axes aud
slcdge hammer and broke il 10. they
took out thpn pris0nurs. aud taking
them 10 n gully about half n mile from
the jail. strung two ~ thcm lp To a
tree and iiilOd them fall Of bullets, The
third prisoner,a boy about IL years old.
they brought back.
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QuTrSsluwN, Oct. IS. Sincp .
O'Clock this afternoon q heavy rain and
wind has prevailed, accompanied 10y an
nbnormally high tide. The custom
hou4r 10 Hooded aud many crafts are
swamped.All local traffic il suspended.
Across the channel steamers report the
severity OF the storm unprecedented.
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WAsnnSurUs, oct. IS Thornton
Hainc, who killed his friend, Nod
flanagan, at Fort Monroe, has lott
Warrington Rud the United states
probably forever. Ills departure was
kept secret, and II Is stated that he IN
now On the ocean, bound for south
America.
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PANS, oct. ls.--Griios publishes
today an Interview with King Leopold
Of Belgium. He Indignantly denied
that thoro was any secret treaty with
Germany Belgian neutrality would
DO strictly observed, he said, In the
event Of n conflict between France aud
Germany.
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BuAuruHn, Conn. Oct 1.-THE
excitement consequent uponthtplis0n.
Ing Of the DELEGATES 10 the W. G.. 4. U.
state convention has hubailcl, aud Il
q safe TO nay mat all the victims viii
recover. Many rumor wefO prevalent
OF intentional poisoning, but iuy,stlga.
ton showed today that they were pois.
onod hy food improperly cooked In
copper kettles.
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PANS, Oct. ls.-rho sudden death OF
Inspecior.gcnctal Acollas OF thcFrnch
home office has caused sensation.
While visiting aw0mtu with whom lie
lac WINS Improperly intimate lac took an
overdose NJ a drug asa -tlmulant ana
the effect was fatal. He was marrird
and the revelation ~ his death under
such circumstances WAS a painful SUR
nflse DO hIa ffInnl..
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wAIIlNuToS, Oct. l7.-News was
recently received at the Department OF
Agriculture Of the outbreak Of n dis.
ease among cattle In CERTAIN sections of
Pennsylvania, which, II ispaid, was
what Is known as the foot and mouth
disease. Secretary Rusk this afternoon
Gnid emphatlcally; "fhere Ia no foot
and mouth dlsears In this country; II
has never existed here except In i'm.
ported cattle" These ruInon arc
promptly repeated Ia Europe and do
great damage.
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CALIFoRNIA MERcIIANTs.

San FRANCISCO, Oct. ia meet.
ing which was attended by 400 repre-
sentative merchants OF California,
was held At the Chamber Of Commerce
today. The object OF the meeting was
the formation Of n State Traffic As.
ISOLATION looking TO nm increase OF the
competitive modes OF rail and steam.
rhip transportation from the
Eastern States TO tho Pacific
coast, In order to enlarge the
outlet for tho products OF the coast.
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wAsiuN0IoN, oct. IT, Assistant
Secretary Spauiting notified the col.
lcctor of customs at san l'fanclsc) ~.
day that Chinese persons arc not 90 be
allowed 10 land unless they producea
certificate from their government
showing that they aro not Of the pro.
hibited clns..
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CLWrON FORGE, Va, Oct. ls.-'rhero
IS considerable excitement here to.
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CoLuNurs. o.. oct. i7.-Mr. Allen
q. Thurman died late this afternoon.
Her condition changed for the woro
last uight. During most " tho past
week she has bren in an Unconscious
state. She was victim OF Ia grippe
during last winter nnd never recovered
from the attack. Her advanced age
prevented her from feghiulng her
strength. Mrs. Thurman Vas born In
Chillicoihe In 1911, AMI her maiden
name was Mary Dan. While she was
"a child hrs father moved 10 Lexington,
Ky. There she married Nc. romp.
hins, but he died ia Few years. She
was married 10 Judge Thurman In 40.
vembcf, 1874, and hna been his cor.
slant companion ani hulpnnte since,
during his long professional aud public
career. Judge Thurman - much en-.
fcoblcd, aud II Ia feared by friends that
he will not long survive bis wife.
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CLIFTON FORCE, Va, Oct. ia
savage fight occurred between five
negroes and Clifton Forge olilcsrs In
the mountains this afternoon, resulting
In the death OF one white man and one
negro. The negroes came this morning
from the Big Hin mines, became In.
toricattd and created disturbance.
They deiiod arrest. On leaving they
were followed by town officers. They
wore called 10 halt at tho pass, where
the fight onsued, In which l.. A. Row.
long, Ofthe POSSE, was killed and FRED.
Wilkinson seriously wounded. One OF
the negroes was killed. Ina short time
my mon were securing tho hills aud
mountains and the negross were cap.
tured after n second battle. They arc
In jail hege, three halng wounded. The
indications are that q lynching be0 VIII
take place tonight although tho mayor
IL determined 10 defend the negroes.
Two LARGE MONS
met late tonight and went to the jail.
they attempted, after firing into the
Jail Tor some time. 10 break open the
door With = 10y, but 1t resisted their
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WAuUNGIpN, Oct. l5.-A-si-taut
Secretary Solely received telegram b.
day FROM Captain Srhley, commaud.
lug tho cruiser "iiaItimlrU" At Val.
1 ar1i,o, saying that the boat waluis
mate was killed and siX sailors Of tho
"laltimorrn Injured during Il street
row iu Nalparairn yesterday afternoon,
anu that hc IN invcstigl
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TnE woHLD's ram.
Nominations Cauarmed Men quii
Work.

CmCAdo, oct. ls.-Tha board Of
control NJ the National woFld's Fair
Commission last night confirmed the
nomination by Director. general Davis
OF Mr.. Il. w. CottruIi, OF Detroit, Mich,
forchici Of the department Of live stock,
aud the nomination now goes 10 the
local directory. Mr.. Cott,cll IL strongly
indouci 10y President Palmer " tie
Commission AMI other prominent
Michigan persons and also by the
National Live Stock Association,
At A JOINT MEETING
u the board u control and executive
committee OF the directory everything
passed smoothly. The proposed reduc-
ton OF expenses In the department Of
publicity and promotion was referred
10 the Chicago directory with power 10
cut down the expenses II thought neces.
rary,
one hundred and twenty mon eni-
plOycd by tho Omaha contractors ON
the electricity building OF tho Worlds
Fair
QUIT WORK
last evening because OF trouble over a
mvOrite foreman, William Irvine.
They assert lhat one OF the firm Of
contractors came hero last week and
discharged thirty.two mou without
consulting Irvine, and gave ~ u roa.
son that the men were "too old. -
Irvine protected aud yesterday received
notice that lac would DO superseded by
another man aud might remain In a
subordinate position at less wages. lie
declined. The men assert that he was
reduced because he strictly enforced all
tho State laws regarding wages and
the hours Of labor. lie was the only
foreman at the grounds, II II said, who
insisted ON n weekly pay day.
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HOSTILE FEELINGS AMONG kmER.
icans AHo oHiLCAEs.
Tie Captain Of the u. :. steamer "pnl.
tlmort" Investigating the
Matter.
The iSniius ., american sailors In
chile.


SAEIiAGo, Oct. 1.-THE anita MGR.
lean feeling, which isvefy pronounced,
reached n climax last evening In the
streets NJ Valparaiso. a number 81
sailors NJ the u. ;. steamer "Balti.
more" were walking along the street
when they were confronted by some
sailors ~ a Chilean mnn.Of.waf. Some
words passed, when a fierce fight fol-
lowed. Knives aud pisiols were freely
used during the .quahble. When the
combalants were separated by the
police ami byztsnders II was fuund that
one Of tho "lialtimofr" sailors was
killed and i've Others seriously wound.
ed. Several Chilean sailors were also
badly hurt.
This was the int tins the "Bal,i.
more" sailors had been ashore for a
month. The lnitndcntn Of tho city
had assured Captain Sohley that his
sailors would no PERFECTLY safe on
Chilean soil. The feeling today be-.
tween the Americans and Chiluaus Is
very strong. Several additional lights
occurred today among the tailors, hut
not ~ serious ns yesterday. Tho dead
sailor Of the "lialtimorc" will bt buried
tomorrow. An armed force viii be
landed from the "BaltimDte" 10 furnish
a military guard " honor. Trouble ia
feared, ~ Il will he Sunday and rluc.
ton day.
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Sr. PETERSBURG, Oct 1.-THE gov.
eminent estimates that is3,0OO, 900
r1ublc- will be required ~ meet tn.
uccrs-itlcs arising from the famine tx.
is'ing IN various parts OF the Russian
empire.
RuDiNt DiD S1r nErRAY tins uRgi.
nuhD.
Row., oct. IL. 1T IL seml.oniclnlly
announced that Marquis Ill Rudiui, the
Italian psmier, did not disclose Ia Do
Giur the RI.t,an minister of foreign
nilairs the eeFma settled upon hy the
Drcihund agreement after llsly's adj.
htsi0n 10 that compact.