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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
TWO SICK JURORa.
Why the Kincaid Trial Did Not Go On
Today.

Why the Kincaid Trial Did Not Go On
Today.
Today there were two jurors sick in the Kin
caid case and the result was the trial did not
60 on. When the court met the announcement
was made by the marshals officers that Juror
Middleton's illness continued and that another
juror, Edward Darcy, was sick. The attend
ing physician said that il would not be advis-
able to have the jurors set in the case until
Monday.
Judge Bradley said he did not think IL would
be well to attempt to 60 on with two jurors
sick.
Mr.. Wilson remarked that he was not feeling
very well himself.
Judge Bradley said that he himself had had
some doubts in the morning whether he could
come down to court
After some discussion the case was adjourned
until Monday morning.
The sick jurors are accommodated in rooms
on the upper floor Of the court house communi-
eating with the grand jury room, in which the
ten able-bodled jurors are quartered- DIR.
Townshend is attending them. Their malady
is said to be the grip. In case Of Q serious or
prolonged illness Of juror it will 60 rather
hard with those who are not sick, % they can
not be separated until the trial IL concluded.
II the jury should be broken by the death Of
one Of the members the jury would be dis
charged and there would be new trial.
Mr.. Clagett the assistant district attorney,
was ready this morning to 60 on with his argu-
ment interrupted yesterday by Juror Middle
tons sickness. In case the jury il all right
Monday he viii then take up the thread where
he dropped it yesterday.
TWO OTHERS CONTAINING.
The two jurors were still sick this afternoon
and two others are complaining. DR.. Town
shend visited them this morning and again this
afternoon.
Juror Middleton, the colored man, has
genuine case of the grip, and while he is q very
sick man the doctor hopes to have him able TO
60 into court Monday. He was much worse to-
day and his condition is attributed to his going
into court yesterday when he should have been
in bed.
Juror Darcy ID not % sick. While he also
shows symptoms Of the grip his principal
trouble Is . disordered stomach.
Two other jurors were also complaining of
feeling bad today and for one Of them the
doctor prescribed . milk punch, which seemed
to please him.
The doctor ordered that the two sick Jurors
mentioned be taken into q room TO themselves
where there would not be 90 many persons, and
he hopes that Monday both patients viii have
sufficiently improved to be able to sit In court.
DE-. Townshend thought that the confinement
has . great deal to do with the Jurors feeling
badly and he suggested TO the marshal today
that those who were well enough be given
plenty Of exercise out In the air today and to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
LrouoR LIcrSrs.

The following applications for liquor isesnsss
have been acted upon:
Retail spproved-Dennis Hennsssy, go Sd
street southwest; Robert II. Key. I'll Sd street
northwest NJ J. Mcnamara. tos ~ strst
southwest; katherine McNcrney, s7& L stress
southwest; Jno. Quinn. S02 Sd street southwest
Morris Barnett. lll0 4 street northwest.
Retail rejectcd-Nm. H. Davis, l2s2 Nee
Jersey avenue northwest
Wholesale reiected-Daniel q. Grady, a
Fenton street northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
MANY NARROW ESCAPES.
Exciting Scenes at q Fire in Grand Street, N
York, This Afternoon.

new
York, This Afternoon.
NEW YORK, April Marrow escapes and e1-
citing rescues marked a fire which broke out at
1880 this afternoon at 173 and IT'S Grand
street, occupied by various manufacture
ers. About twenty-five girls are en-
ployed in the building. They found
escape by the stairs cut off and climbed out on
the fire escape on the Baxter street side of the
building and with difficulty descended to the
balcony on the second floor, where they
screamed for help.
The girls were enveloped in smoke and some
Of them were partially overcome. The fire.
men responded to their cries, and all were
landed safely on the street. Four girls
were dropped from the second-story bal
cony into the arms Of firemen on the street.
Some OF the girls escaped by way of the roof.
The fire started on the first foor and burned
up TO the second. The loss will foot up about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
GREAT CLrAR,se-Our SALE,
FOR SPOT CASH.
W. Il. HoRKK'a
sTH ST. AND PENNA AYR

To make room for our spring purchases,
which have been unusually heavy. We viii
clean out our stock of Parior and Chamber Fur
nifurs now on hand at . great sacrifice.
Though you may not DO in want Of o suite
lust now il Will pay you TO buy it for future
use.
Here are a few of the bargains W viii give un-
I'll April ID
Our sI9.50 Solid Antique Suite for sl7 so.
Our ~. so Solid Ash Suite. antique nniah,
for 1880.
Our $25 Solid OAK Suite. bsvsl plate. burssu
lDa42 inches, for s2l.5O.
Our $50 Solid Oak Suite. with bursau 1Oxk
inches and bevsl plate 24x30. combination wash
stand with splasher rod. for $50. There il no
suite on the market for anything like the
money OF equal value.
$40 Old English Cheval Suite for S33. so.
cas- Antique Oak Chsval Dresser for cas-.
with silk plush bands and spring edxes for ESQ.
i Crushed Plush Suite. walnut frans,
pieces. e29.
SIS silk Plush Suite. imitation mahogany
frame. pieces, for s6s.50.
SIS Tspestry Suite. pieces. pluah trimmed,
srring edges. $50.
$50 hug suite. over stuffed. imitation of
n@hoyAny frames. 8 pieces. for Ell. So This
suite We do not Eesitsfs to say, fog quality,
is - good a. any SlO0 suite.
el25 Oak Frame suite. pphoistsrsd In olive
leather. pieces, for $So.
ais Lar-e Turkish Suite. upholstered in silk
tapestry and plush. for sos.
Some short lengths Of Carpsttng. enough to
cover small rooms. below cost.
kugs. Portisr~s. Lsces and Upholstsry 0osds
have received deep cut.
Remember you cannot afford to miss this sala
No goods booted ct thee pricea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
A TOUGH ENGLISHMAN.

An Entire Train Passes Over Him Without
Annoying Him Greatly.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, April As an up train was en-
tering the station last evening well-dressed
man rushed to the edge Of the platform and
threw his stick on the line, exclaiminR, Here
goesn' He then deliberately jumped in front
over him killing him instantly as the by ISLANDERS
supposed. On investigation, however, he was
found to be alive and, beyond . slight cut on
the face, uninjured. He was identified as a
well-known resident named Clifford. note
was found on his person in which he init
mated his intention to commit suicide
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SORRY TO HAVE HIM GO.
A Great Many People Have Told Minister
Blair That.

u Ur0aS MANY f00pTo Have Told Mfn1etof
Blair That.
II expect to leave this country for my post
in China in about three weeks" said Senator
Henry W. Blair to STAR reporter this after
noon. "There are few business matters to
be settled up before 1 can take my departure, and
then 1 want to spend a little time in New York
and San Francisco studying our commercial
and social relations with China. There is a
great deal Of interesting information to be &C.
CURED on this side of the Pacific and want to
secure as much Of it as possible within rea-
sonable period.
Eyes, know great many people are sorry
to have me go-they tell me so, and I believe
them. There is nothing joyful in the parting.
1t is no easy thing for an American to break up
his home and depart for foreign land to there
remain for any considerable length of time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
ALL AMERICAN DOCTORS,

An International Congress Of Physicians
Proposed.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, April 4.-Dr. G. A. Reed of
Cincinnati will present to the American Medi-
cal Association at its next annual meeting, MAY
s, at Washington, D. c., a proposition for a
pan-American congress Of physicians and
surgeons to be held in this country in 1898,
probably at Chicago during the worlds fair
Or. Reeds plan has been generally favored by
leading physicians Of the United States and
Central and South America to whom 1t has
been submitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Marriage licenses have been issued by re
clerk of the court to the following: Henry
Worthington olds and Mary Clendenin Msigs,
samuel Nelson and Annie O'Connell; Wn- a.
Lowell and Harriett Palmer Patterson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
The Prcsiden, and the s.ywsrd o.ss.

Inc President and the saywsrd Case.
Attorney General Miller and Solicitor ospsssl
Taft had a conference with the President Ne
morning in regard TO the say~srd case. iuvot,l
ing the jurisdiction OF the United States over
the Boring Sea fisheries now pending before
the United States supreme Court The return
OF the United States Judge Of Alaska and Oh.
other documents in the case were briefly oos-
sidered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
Damages Claimed Prom the District.

Lsmusl z Mayhem has, BY z. @. and c. Oar
rinston, entered suit against the District Of
Columbia 10 recover e2o,0oo damages He
claims 10 b the owner Of lots 10 IA, square
ll2S; 8 and 4, square Ills, and 2 10 10, square
l125, four adres Of land Of The valus of e20 600
and states that the District has constructed .
sswer ~ fest ct altitude Of IS feet which opens
N S,oss prSxi%ig 70 nis i9ss rendering thsn
death Of his daughter May, fourteen months Of
s0s, and injured the health Of other four chill
dren end rendered his ground a no profit -
him - Q market Garden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

The narrvvvr Iaces 70 match the Flouncirss and
Derl.eouneinss ranSs IN width from oae-haf inch TO
7inrhes e0stsnx from i2c 81. IS yard Five pat
terms. - inches wide At 35c q yard, are very SUI
p<rior quality for the price The less critical may
think the lev piscss. inches wide. AZ Igc yard
vide. ~ sc Is less than its wJrth. The LOUIS XVI
or Low design. ~ inches wide. for 75c, niche,
Tor ssr.. are also extra rood quality.
FLOU NCfNGS-Ikese AZ inches vida Prices
rsn<s fEom 81 TO 81 " yard. The quality and de-
ssns Of those offered at 81 belong the usual l. -
nouncinss Twopieces Of Nail Head designs at 81. IS
sysrd are worth more. The piece with Polkx Dots,
Thr-e-lesf Clover and Louis XVI border should be
IS 20 instead Of e.. ~ yard.
DkAPEkN NETS-4s inches wide. few pieces Of
sov patterns al ell and 50 yard. two pieces OF
folka Dot and DizinOnd-shape Figures AZ g. a yard
and one piece o. stripes Dots t1 = were Sc
leeted as the hsst values IN STOCK What are termed
EnssiAn Ioss and Fish Nets here in plenty. Two
pieces Polka Dots Al jOc yard piece with Velvet
CON spees 81 sl-2O . yard and Floral D,signs at
sc YARD are al extra good qualities for the prices
MANY pieces Of Ba.rk kseural and Imitation Point
sens- LAess IN all widths quality surprise. for the
priess-.oc- and 81 - yard the price extremes
WHITE SILK. LINEN AND COTTON LAcEs.
Need Of space eurtaiis mention Of the ms,cn,ess
stock Of White SIX CEzntiily and Fedora Ic,s So
the Bow patterns.
The space formerly used by the Fan Department. 4.
nov oscup5sd by Linen and Cotton LAces Thou.anas
Of pssess Of Ioseben. Asdiei. Point Gene y.I.nrs
snnes, Oriental and other I&ces- Ask to see the Pow
Pstera Val. Lace all widths from TO III inele. re
20 soc. yard the fourteen designs Of 6neh Oriental
Lscs e. 2os- yard; the sin patterns in Foin,
9sas IAce at DC yard. the all-insn and Handmade
Torchon Lsess AT 2sjs.. Soc and q q yard
Embroidery Roles deserving your notice occupy one
ads Of the Izth ssrsss ssors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

In The Criminal Court today Chaxlss n
Brooks, charged with violating the policy law.
v.s beosght n % bsnsh v1EranS and senr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
The a1.rins Rand.s success. In Bo.to.

The Marine Bands Success in Boston.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
BosroN, April Z-The Mo>;ne Band, under
the leadership Of Prot. souaa, played the initial
concert Of its Boston series at Music Hall last
night The audience was large and wildly
enthusiastic, encores being demanded for nearly
every number. All Of the newspapers here de-
vote great deal ofspaessnd psaiss 70 he hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Congressman Spinols Of New York has suf-
Tered relapse and today 10 much worse. He
has been confined to his bed more than
month. II wss thought last week that be vas
recovering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

BALTIMORE, April cotton nominal-mid-
ding, ". Flour fairly active. Wheat-southern
strong and frm; Fultz, l.l0al.1s; Longberry, Lis
al.15; No. p Liz; steamer, No 2, red, Luz; west
ern weak; No. 2, winter red, spot, LII; April,
1024al.0zk. Corn = southern quiet, but urm;
white. lIkaiS; yellow, 7Ia.s; western easy; mixed
spot, IS; April, 10; May. T4k; July. ny; steamer,
firm. Provisions strong. Butter easy. EGGS ac-
tve-lska2O. Coffee steady. Sugar strong and
Liverpool per steamer dull. Receipts-nouf, 5,s7s
barreis wheat, l6,oz3 bushels; corn, 6ses bnanels
oats, l1.0o0 busnels; rye, 1850 bushels. Ship
ments-nOur, 1900 barrels. SaleS-Wheak, el.lo0
bushels; corn, $3.50 bushels.
BALTIMORE. April <-Baltimore and Ohio stock
g; Northern Central stock. e4N; Cincinnati, Wash.
bonds, 1l2k; do. stock, 4ex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

oovxxxHKxr REcxrPs ToDAY.-Intsrnair svs-
nua, o937, 211; eustoms eolS, eee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

SHor,rSa Hrrs Foa MospAn
sPEcIAL SALES OF WASH DRESS GOODS.
n1RorpERIHs. LAcxs. TRIMMINGS. COTTON
UNDERWEAR AND coRsEIs.
Ths sslss 81 last year at this time unusually
lese- Ib< backward season this year prompts Us to
suots reduced prices order to force SHES ahead
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
tConttnued bslov)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 14l9 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
Chlcago Markafs.

CHICAGO. April Z (closing). - wheat -Msy,
dot; July i;sa Go, Corn ANs On; July. ,stk:
Suiy. laaSk Lar. Nsy, G5S JulJ, GsIK.
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". Il. HoKKl.
eTH AND PRNNA. AVE-
ap1-ts

10 NOT SUFFER- fROA SICK HEADACHE A
y ni9usnt Dnger. IL IL not pecsszaxy. Cartsfs
ia;ts Liver Pis VIII cure you: Dos, one little PIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
TEE pALAIS ROYAL.

Tx FALAI4 ROYAL
a. LISNER-
Uow r3sh - - Rsna- ssA ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

IA ha YoU FEEL GkNkhAL LASsITUDR
w en- ereaktng down OF the system, AngogtuFa
SSltteis work Sonder. ~ change. d.. J. q. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
JAY eoULD's VISIT.


He HAS CHAT wrrH THE President AND rALxs
WITH STAB RkDonfKR-A coNfERKxcl wr1n
Mr.. wASAMaxER A. TO TELEGRAPH AID nAIl
SUBSIDY MArrxnA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has beer used for FIFTY YEARS by MIL
LIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
IEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS II SOOTHE1
the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA- Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. De sure and ash for Mrs. wnslow's Soothing
Syrup, ana take no other kind - csnts . bottle.
dlo-ly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
LAors, LAcEs,. LAcrs,,,

We announce the first Special Sale since the ''Open-
ing with every confidence OUR LACE DEPART
MENT HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED THE MOST
COMPLETE IN THIS CITY by NO less authority than
three Of the leading modistes- Such opinions from
such critics justify the claim that THE PALAIs
ROYAL Is HEADQUARTERS FOR LACES. We
started the new with determination TO gather
together . collection that should command the recoe-
milton Of thosTho could appreciates completes assert
ment Of fns Laces- With that object in view prr-
ehases were made double that of the corresponding
ssssOn Of last year The late ''Opening" therefore
found the department much increased in SIZE. and
since deemed Laess too fine our collection
We think have fairly earned the reputation of hav
ing THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THIS CITY
The special exhibition and sale that occurs Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday. April 9. :. 8, viii demon
srte that those who have favoraby criticised this
departu ent were competent judges. Your presence
and judsment respectfully requested.
AFEw VALUABLE HINTS.
The writer Of this advertisement spent two hour in
consultation with tie buyer the .specisls-the
Iaees that for the other bought
to be sod at less than their market value The
following list Is the result and is valuable visitor
contemplating purchase:
BLACK SILK LAcEs
THREAD LACE Is TO be much used A few pieces
Of Real Thread Laees 2s inches wide. At SOC. . yard
ere worth sl2o at least The Imitation Lace is
Variable. in fact. too much Ike the real Two PIECES
Is inches wide. at 81 - yard. ba--ans And SO
are those Of busie pattern. inches wide. for 9Oc
yard The Insertion Thread Laces. With edge top
and bottom. fashionable. Those 3 and inches
vide a ts3e- and 6sc extra rood values
CHASTILLl LACE-Nhen you consider we have
thousands pieces Of these Drapery Nets Flouncings
pemi-souneinss and Marrow L.css to match you will
yAfuo lis-o Of Va dominance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

FoR The BLOOD.
Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and Bfdousneas take
BROWNS IRON BIrTERs.
1t quickly. For sale by all dealers in medicine
Get the genuine. q
NEVER FAIL TO CURE SICK HEADACHE,
~ often the very irst This 10 what said by
all wLo try Csrteris Little Liver Pills.
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onerate themselves by saying that this foreign
element has gotten beyond their control. It
needs no argument to show that this violence
is the result Of such acts, and the public press
and the lawful authority Of our state should
fix on them the responsibility rather than upon
the deluded foreigners"
BLOODY BATTLE EFFECTED.
A Scottdale, Pa, special says: A bloody
battle between the troops aud the strikers is
expected within the next two days. On Thurs
day night Private Kellar Of company D, eigh-
teenth regiment, was detailed to act az inter-
prefer to Gen. Wiley. Private Kellar speaks
the Hungarian, Austrian, German, Polish, Slav
and Italian Yesterday Gen. Wiley directed
him to mingle with the strikers and il possible
learn what their intentions were for the future
He did so, and when he returned TO head
quarters ne said: There u going to be trouble
between this and Monday. The strikers are oil
indignant because the soldiers have been
sent here, but they do not seem to
fear them. I Was In two houses where
they threatened to attack me until /
addressed them in their native tongue.
In one house saw five guns and . number of
revolvers, and in the other house ! saw three
guns and several revolvers. Five out Of every
ten Of them have served In the armies Of the
old country, and they know what soldiers are.
They say that the soldiers who have been
themselves and win not interfere with
them. picked mp one Of their
papers today and in one portion Of 1t I
found an article which stated that there was
not . regular among the soldiers who had
been brought to the regions and that they need
not Be afraid Of militismeu, who were novices
and did not know any more about war
fare than Ne strikers themselves. They
also know all Of the members
Of he local company Of the tsnth regimsnt
90 lsasd tAaR siAisuliag u ~ - 9 /
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THE STATE LANDS.
The Work Of Defending Them in the
Seattle District.

seattle District.
Dir. Paul Henry said last evening, in
speaking OF his appointment to defend the
state lands in contested cases: The pas
sage of the law by the last legislature au-
thorizing the attorney general to defend
the state lands against claimants has made
necessary the appointment Of deputies TO
carry on the work in the several
districts. Ny work is only in the land
district of Seatt e, and my business is to
appear for the state in contests with those
who are trying 10 get the school and other
state lands under mineral and other
claims.
At present there is good deal of bust
ness TO do, but We expect to get the cases
out OF the way rapidly now that some one
can devote attention to them. About
forty or fifty indemnity land cases are on
the docket"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-21
TILES CAN BE CURED.

Eichsrs! Bennett Westneld, y. y, writes:
"for thirty-two wears | suffered from piles
both internal and external, with all their attend
ant agonies, and. like many others. suffered
from hemorrhoids. All those tbirty-two Years |
hsd to cramp myself TO pay doctors and drug
good. Finally was urged bv one who had had
the same complaint, but had been cured hv
BRaNpsErHs Pills, 10 try his cure I did so
and began TO improve. and for the past two years
have had no Inconvenience from that terrible
aismeut.r
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-21

THE ARREST MADE.
1t was known that both of the young
men were stopping with young Suffern's
mother, widow. living at 2,012 Second
street. Thursday night deputy sheriff
who was unknown to the young men
went to the house in the guise of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-21

For throat diseases and coughs use BRowS,s
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. Like all really gpoi
things. they are initiated The genuine are
sold only in boxes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-21

Java and Mocha coffee ground on the premises
l,sl7 Second street. Finest qualities AZ whole
sale Tor small quantities
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-21

Mrs. Charles Russell. of Eastern Oregon. was
cured % asthma % fifteen years standing by
Moore Revealed Remedy
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60 and see the new dry goods store on South
Third street. between Main and jackson.
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naz Nursery Dinner.

Day Nursery Dinner.
Next Wednesday from 80 a. m. to 2
p. m. the ladies who are interested in the
Day Nursery will give a dinner in the
Hinckley block for the benefit of the nur-
sery
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and drawing their bayonets and using them
AGAINST the unarmed Amencans. Minister
Eoan also particularly called attention to The
additional brutality of the police Of Valpa-
raiso in using horses to drag the Americans
to prison.
After making brief but pointed summary
of the facts, Minister Egan has informed the
representatives of the junta that In the name
of the United States he demanded reperati0n
for the insults and injuries complained of.
Naturally, the action taken by Munster,
Egan il attracting the attention OF foreign
minister and foreigners who are residents
of this republic.
Up to the present time the Junta has e1-
pressed no regret for the attack upon the
American sailors.