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CoNDENsED TELEGRAMs.

The Nicaragua Canal Company will soon
bring out its big issue of bond in small de-
nominations.
Patrick Fitzpatrick was hanged at Pitts
burg, Pa, yesterday for the murder last
September of Samuel Early In a drunken
row.
Blaine drove yesterday to the Damros ch
House in New York and saw for the first
time his youngest grandchild.
1t is expected that Edward p. Deacon
will be pardOned July II, Bastile day.
Phyloxera has appeared in II provinces
in Spain. Great injury has been done to the
vineyards, especially in Corona.
Timothy Harrington, the Parnellite men,
Der Of Parliament is soon to be married to
the daughter Of the late DR.. O'Neill of
Dublin
The Merchants and Miners Bank of
TallapOOsa, Ca, has been placed in the
hands OF receiver and Vice President
Spencer has been arrested.
Anti-Christian disturbances have again
occurred in ManchOoria and in districts
bordering on Tonkin. One Chinese official
is reported TO have been killed.
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WRECKED BY DYNAMITE.
H.w a Non-Union Blacksmith Came
Grief

H,w a NOn-Union Blacksmith Came to
Grief
SAN DIEGO, May 24.-At II o'clock to-
night loud explosion drew people to the
place where blaeksmith-shop had stood up
to that hour. Some one had blown it up
with dynamite. The shop was on a prin-
eipal street and was owned by a man
named George Schmidt, who advertised TO
conduct a shop independently If the Black
smiths Union. Owing to the late hour
the owner of the place could not be found,
but persons who knew him say that the
Blacksmiths' Union had expressed deter
minatlon to do him up, and 1t is the general
belief that the explosion Tonight was in
direct execution Of that threat. The
building was completely wrecked, the
root being blown off and the sides
blown out. A night mounted patrol had
just hitched his horse in front of the build
ing aud had moved little way off, and the
horse narrowly escaped being struck by the
flying timbers. The damage will be several
hundred dollars. Dynamite and fuse
seems to have been used to produce the ex-
DlOsiOn,
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THE HOUSE.
The Senate Amendment to tho River ard
Harbur Bill Defeated.

The Senate Amendment to tho River and
Harbur Bill Defeated.
WAsHINGTON, May 24.-In the House to-
day the Committee on Rivers and Harbors
reported back the river aud harbor bill with
Senate amendments. with the recommends
tiOn that they be not cOneurred in. Re-
ferred to the committee Of the whole.
The House then went into a committee of
the whole on the sundry civil bill. In the
paragraphs relative to the Coast and Geo
detic Survey Dingley offered a substitute in
reference to the Alaska boundary survey,
providing for a joint survey under the re-
cent treaty between Great Britain and the
United States TO settle the boundary line
dispute. The appropriation carried with
the amendment is reduced from S35,000 to
$4,000.
Holman offered an amendment vaeating
the positions of all persons employed in work
who could be dispensed with. Agreed TO-
Without disposing OF the bill the commit
tee arose.
DockeIy of Missouri offered resolution
directing the Committee on Judiciary to in
qutre whether under the specie resum ption
act any bonds had been sold for redemption
purposes. Referred to Committee on Rules.
The House then adjourned and a Demo-
cratic caucus was announced for o'clock
In the evening.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.
The Twenty Second Annual State Con-
vention in Progress.

The TwentySecond Annual State Con-
vention in Progress.
The twenty-second annual state conven-
ton Of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met
at Irish American Hall yesterday afternoon.
The session was a brief one, the only work
done being the appointing OF the following
committees:
CredenIials-Patrick McHugh, p F. Dugan.
John j. Lane.
Finance-Edward Haley. NJ. G. Sears. John
Murphy.
Revision OF By.laws-John O'Kane Daniel
Ahern, James Gileshy, VI. OCOnnell.
Grievances j.. Cuddy, James McMenOmy
Sr., +. Corrg9n, +. Campbell.
For the Good Uf the Oi der-James Gilmore,
Miles Kelly. Laurence HOey, NJ 0'DoHnen.
Press and Resolutions = James McMenOmy
Jr., Captain j. +. Fitzgerald. John MeFadden.
The meeting then adjourned until Z 80
O'Clock, at which time the delegates met in
executive session. 1t was announced that
as soon as the reports of the various COM
mittees were presented the convention would
proceed with the election of State officers
At late hour last night the discussion of
the reports was still occupying the conYen-
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Jefferson Club.

The jefferson Democratic Club of the
Thirty-sscond Assembly District elected the
following officers last night: Thomas Gra-
ham, president; George Thomas, John Shee-
han and Philip McGonige, vice presidents
A. Dijeau, recording secretary; William
Darcy, corresponding secretary; j. j Nc
Manus, financial secretary; Daniel Slevin,
treasurer; Mr. Flynn, sergeant-at-arms
executive committee - Alex Mclaughlin,
Thomas DOnnelly, Thomas Lowney, James
gan aud John Hardiman; finance commit
tee - Messrs. MahOney, Creighton. Nc
LaughliD, COnsidne and j. B. McManus.
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AMERICAN MILLERS.
The National Convention Now In Session a
Chicago.

AA6 4A0L4VAn a. NVuNbL bAU4 0gW IL SESSION al
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 24-The National Millers'
Association met here to-day, but the attend
snee was depl0rably meager, owing princl-
pally to the great freshets in the Mississippi
Valley. The report of President James
urged the aDpOin tment OF a committee to
secure from Congress 4 provision for uniform
bills of lading, and such committee was ap-
pointed. The convention decided TO ask the
spring wheat milleTS 10 sign q differential
agreement establishing the prices OF -four
in barrels and sacks the object being to cor
rect an advantage otherwise enjoyed by
those who employ sacks instead OF barrels.
A committee was appointed to labor with
Congress and the State Department to effect
an equalization of the French tariffs on
winter and spring wheat.
William SaundersOn OF Milwaukee was
elected president for the ensuing year. The
question Of the Hatch anti-OpliOn bill was
not brought up.
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Trial Of Garza,s Adherents.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. May 24-The trial
of Colonel Munoz, Of Garza's reyolutionists,
was resumed to-day. Commissioner Downs
of Rio Grande City testified that when
MunOz was arraigned before him last De-
cember lie pleaded guilty, but at that point
his son arrived with an attorney, who ad-
vsed the defendant To make no statement
Another witness testified that wien cap
tured Mun0z had in his possession a COM
mission issued by Cara appointing him
colonel in the Mexican constitutional army.
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mendous shaking up, and denounced the
story that prohibition plank would be In
serted ih the platform
The platform adopted was substantially
that Of the st. Louis convention. A full
State ticket was nominated. Presidential
electors chosen. and As delegates elected TO
the national convention. The State ticket
is rs follows: Governor, C. NJ. Butt OF Ver-
non; Lieutenant-G Governor. Martin Pattison
of Douglass; Secretary of State, Aaron
Broughton of Green; Treasurer, Alfred
Monhaimer of Mantowog; Attorney Cen
eral, II. w. Stevens Of Green Lake; Raii-
road Commissioner, Charles Hatch Of Calu-
met; Insurance Commissioners, Eugene
Lot OF Milwaukee; Superintendent Of Pnp-
lie instruction, Miss Agnes Worsley OF Ia
cine.
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oBERLANDEn RELEASED.
A Dispatch to That Effect Is Sent to
Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 24-The Attorney
General has received information that
Charles Oberlander, deputy constable OF
San Diego. Cal, has been kidnapped by
Mexican officials and taken to Ensenada,
Lower California, for trial on criminal
charge. Minister Ryan. at the City of Mex
leo. has been instructed to secure the sur
render of the man, provided it is shown he
is an American citizen and was taken with
out eXlradition proceedings.
The Attorney General this afternoon re-
ceived dispatch stating that Oberlander
had been released and sent back to Tia
Juana, and that the Mexican authorities
would investigate the matter
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a Noted Dead.

NEW YORK. May 24-Rarus. long known
as king Of the trotting turf. died on Robert
Bonner's Tarrytown fam Tuesday. He
was % years old. lie died OF Old age a.
Buffalo in 1878 he lowered the tr0ttine
record to 2:13A and remained king of the
turf until October. 1879, when st. julien re-
duced the mark to 2,12h. Rarus was pur-
chased by Bonner in 1879 for $4,000 and
has not since appeared on the turf When
20 years old the late John Murphy claimed
to have given him trial mile in 2:1lh.
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PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
COld-Water Workers of the State Gathering
at Fresno

FRESNO. May 24.-The Prohibition Stats
convention will meet in this city tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Many delegates from
both the north and south arrived to-day, to-
gether with their families, and there must
be at least 400 cOld-water advocates ih town.
The total number of delegates is COB The
more prominent members Of the party,
like General Bidwell, DR.. r. H. Me-
Donald, George d. kellogg, Grand
Chief Templar of the Good TempIars
OF the State, and others are expected on the
morning train. The same decorations that
were used by the Dmocrats are still in
place, the only change being the notices
on the arch over Marip0sa street. On it
have been inscribed such inspiring notices
as mo Trusts, ""No Saloons" mo Monop-
Olies." Government Control Of Railroads
and Telegraphs" and THE Prohibition Party
Has Come to Stay"
This evening an Open-air meeting was
held IN front OF a downtown hotel d. K.
Dougherty Of Pasadena, Chauncey II.
Dunn of Sacramento, Mrs. Lila A. Moo 70
of San Francisco w. ID. Gould of Los An
geles. Lou j. Beauchamp. q well-knOwn
temperance lecturer, and others spoke to a
large crowd. After the meeting the State
Central Committee and the Fresno County
Central Committee held a business meeting.
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THE GRANT LETTER.
All Indications Go to show That 1t Is
Forgery.


New YORK, May 24-General Bussey,
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, is in
this city Speaking Of the alleged Grant
letter to Coukliug. he said he had excellent
reasons for declaring the letter forgery.
He was in New Orleans in 1850, when Grant
returned from his tip around the world, and
was with the general a great deal for
10 days. He encouraged the efforts looking
10 the choice Of delegates favorable 10 his
nomination, saying his experience as Presi-
dent and his travels In the Old World had
made him feel desir,us of another term In
the White House, in order that he might be
enabled to carry out certain plans he had in
mind. In all tie conversations he never
uttered one word that would harmonic
with the sentiments contained in tie letter
Teputed 10 have been written to COnklng
His visit 10 New Orleans in 1880 was just
one month before the letter was supposed
to have been written.
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Indicted for Fraud

LONDON, May 24.-The Grand Jury has
indicted Horatio Bottomley, Charles Doll
man, Joseph Isaacs and Sir Henry Isaacs,
ex-Lord Mayor of London. for defrauding
the HansaTd Union. publication concern
which failed some time ago with large liza
bilities. 1t Is charged that they misapplied
large sums OF the money of the company
and conspired to obtain money by false
uretanoaa
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BLAINE AND GRESHAM.
The Ticket Selected by the Anti-Harrl-
son Element.


NEW YORK, May 24-The Times says:
Blaine aud Gresham" that was the ticket
which was given in confidence to fellow
Republican from the West by Thomas c..
Plat yesterday. Word was passed along
the line upon tie strength OF this eommuui-
cation that this would be the ticket, which
it would be worth While for the anti Harri-
son people to DO some working for Whether
Gresham Is party TO this is not
definitely known TO the few politicians in
this city VINO heard this ticket yesterday.
Some old Arthur stalwarts doubt It, Word
has already been sent 10 certain ReEubli-
cans in Indiana TO look about aud learn how
such A combination as Blaine and Gresham
viii be accepted in that State.
The Herald's Washington CORES sp0ndent
says that it Will be decided in day or two
whether General Horace Porter will be the
one TO nominate Harrison at Minneapolis.
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Retnrnine R.iected Immigrants

NEW York, May 24-In view of the en-
fOrcement of the immigration laws against
paupers and criminals the steamship lines
are taking measures to insure themselves
against loss on returning rejected immi-
grants 10 their place of departure. re-
jected immigrant by the steamer Aurana
admitted that go was deposited on the
other side TO pay his return passage in case
be was net permitted TO land.
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The Jalisco Pacific Road.

NEW YORK, May 23.-George Foster
Peabody, president Of the new Jalisco Pa
cifc Railroad, said to-day: 1--WE intend to
build road from Manzanllo, on the Pa
cihc coast of Mexico, to Guadaiaiars. n dis
tance of about 325 miles. We take over 50
miles Of constructed road from MaaZanillo
to Colma from the old company, aud we
will build under an enlarged subsidy from
the Mexican Federal and State Govern
ment the remaining 166 miles TO Guadala-
lara"
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EASTERN BASEBALL.
Results OF Yesterdays National Leagu
aud Association Games.

Results OF Yesterdays National League
aud Assoc!ation Games.
CLEVELAND, May 24-The Browns were
shut out to-day by McAleer's excellent field
ing. Clevelands ., hits II errors 3 ST.
Louis 0, hits s, errors s. Batteries-Y Young
and Thinner, Dwyer and Buckley.
BALTIMORE, May 24-SuDerior all-ar0un1
playing won for the home team. Baltimores
z, hits y, errors 3. Philadelphias 3, hits Q,
errors l. Batteries-CObb and GunSon for
Baltimores Carsey and Weyhing Clements
and Cross for Philadelphias.
BROOKLYN. May 24.-The game was a
farce. The BridegrO0ms won as they pleased.
BrOOklyns a. hits 16 errors 3. Washing
tons 4. hits 10, errors 5. Batteries-Inks
and Kennedy anu Daily for Brooklyns.
Foreman and Killen. Mcclure, Milligan and
UlTicb for WashingtOIs
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Mormons Going to Mexico.

Ell PAso Tex, May 24.-Another Nor
mon colony has been granted a large con-
cession in the State of Chihuahua, Mex.
The concession consists Of 100000 acres Of
fine farming land, through which runs the
Rio ConchO. A delegation of Mormon
elders went through to Utah last night, and
as soon as the crops in Utah have been
gathered this year, they saw 500 families will
be moved 10 the new colony.
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Cabinet Changes in Mexieo

CITY OF MEXICO, May "a President
Diaz has appointed Matias Romero present
Minister to the United States. Minister of
Finance; Senor Jose Yves Limantour, As
eistanS Secretary of Finance, and Senior
Gomez Garias Minister to England. No
successor to Romero as Minister to the
United States Will be appointed at present.
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sPOKANE's BIG FIRE.
1t Is Known That Four Men Were Burned to
neath

SPOKANE, Wash, May 24,-The Fire De-
partment played upon the smoldering ruins
of Yesterdays fire all night long, and this
morning the work of searching for the
bodies Of the victims began. 1t is now
known that four men perished In the fire,
and it is feared others have lost their lives.
The missing men are Adolph Schultze, l..
III. Cornwall, Richard Butcher and man
named Cunningham. The charred remains
OF the first-named three were taken out of
the ruins of the Spokane Mill Company
this morning. Search is being continued for
the others. 1t is thought that one or more
of the men were drowned in the river. The
fire was seen at long distance in the sur
rounding country. The fire originated from
a not journa! in the Spokane Mill Com
pany's proDerty
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Fl. G. Sieberst has sued C. T. Bridge, II.
NJ. Levy. w. L. Sell. Alvinza Hayward. w.
S. Hobart and the Nevada Mill and Mining
Company for 20,OOO-his fee in assisting in
the defense of the case of M. w. Fox VS..
the Hale Il Norcross mine and others. now
under advstmeht with Judge IIebbard.
He was attorney for all the defendants, save
the Hale & NorcroSs. but has been sent by
one aud another from pillar to post for his
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Record. Breaking Bicrelists.

LONDON, May q. "A. Zimmerman Of the
New York Athletic Club. the champion
American bicyclist, who recently lowered
the quarteT-mile record to 80 3-5 seconds,
to-day succeeded in making tie phenomenal
record Of 30 seconds fat reducing the pre-
ViOUs record by 23-5 seconds
ZimmermRn's worlds record for One-half
mile was lowered to-day by Lewis Stroud
bY one fifth of a second
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a Drummer Attempts sui id,.

SACRAMENTO, May 24-This evening Ed
ward Schulz, travelling salesman for
George Greensehweiger jeweler of San
Francisco, applied at the County Hospital
tor treatment of pistol wound on the head,
inflicted by himself Schulz had been drink
ing for week or more and became stranded.
In fit of despcndency to-day he resolved
to kill himself but inflicted only a slight
wound,
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The San Francisco Cordage Company has
made application for voluntary dissolution
in accordance with resolution OF the stock
holders passed on the 4tlI inst. The board
of directors is constituted of A. L., Hiram,
A. s., A. c. and Ii. A. Tubbs, A. r TuDbs
being the president and c. w. Kellogg the
secretary. The enterprise commenced in
nril 1XSH
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ALL UNDER WATER.

arkansas City Submerged BY the Floods.
The River Said TO Be Rising.
ARKANSAS CITY. Ark. May 24.-This
city is under water. All the stores are
flooded out, aud the tops of the houses are
visible only on the back streets. All trains
on the Iron Mountain road have been
abandoned on account of the bad condition
of the bridge over Boggy Bayou. The river
is rising,
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The weekly drill of Company C Of the
Marine Corps, n. G. c., took place at Ger
mania Hall last night. There were few alb
sentees and the hoys seemed enthusiastic in
their work Of drilling under the direction of
Captain Douglas of the corps, who SAYS he
is doing his utmost TO make 'C'' the crack
company Of the battalion.
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An Erratie Toruedo

NEW YORK. May 24.-Two more shots
were fired under water yesterday at the
uavy-yard in continuation of the tests of
the Ericsson submarine gun and topedo.
In both cases the torpedo followed an er-
ratio course, DETECTING some feet from a
right line, not only perpendicularly but
ateTally.
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FRESNO, May 24-The trial Of w. f.
Baird, the MADEIRA bank-wrecker. on n SOC.
ond charge of forgery, came to n termina-
tiOn this evening. The jury, after delib-
Grating two hours, came into court with a
verdict OF guilty as charged. There are five
other charges OF forgery peszlng against
Baird,
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The Bupeo-Man's Escape.

PARIS, May 24.-Itis learned that Thomas
O'Brien, the noted bunco-man, was arrested
at Havre on his arrival from New Orleans,
on a telegram from Secretary Blaine, but
the police, despite the warning that be was
q dangerous man, allowed him to take
walk, and he has not been seen since.
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Felton at MinneanoIIs.

WASHINGTON. May 24,-Sen ator FELTON,
says he will attend the national cOnven.
tiOn at Minneapolis il an arrangement can
be made between the Senate and House Dy
which the appropriation bills will not De
considered during that time. He says
otherwise he will remain here.
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Reforms in Bslgium.

BRUSSELS, May 24-The King has ap-
proved the legislative resolution for the re-
vision of the constitution. The revision
proposed touches among other things uni
versal suffrage and the referendum system
TO provide against hasty, lll-adyised lesis-
lation
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svmnatbv for a Wronged Woman.

PARIS, May 24-ReymOnd. the husband
of the woman who killed her rival. Nine.
Delaporte- LassimOne. Saturday night has
disappeared. His friends fear he has been
driven by remorse to commit suicide. The
general feeling is one Of sympathy for Nine.
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at neon to-day. No breaks have oc-
CURED either above or below the
city, although below here the banks In some
places are quite soft. The prospects now
are that the farmers along the river will
escape food. The weather is very cool.
which probably accounts for the river fall
ing by checking the melting of the snow in
the mountains
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More CHARGES Against Msrcisr.

QUEBEC. May 24-The Attorney General
has laid new criminal information against
ex-Premier MeIcier for alleged mafeasance
in Office for retaining moneys out Of sub
sides voted by Parliament; to the Bale des
Cbaleurs Railway. the Hereford Railway
and the Ottawa Colonization Railway.
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" - ~ ~ AAQ " OuAA I a ~
1t matter would oOze from
the points. Ia a short time
il spread over the top OF
his head, then scsbS soon
tom ed on head and face.
We used everything We
could hear OF for nearly
I've months. IL grew verse
:; u the time. l saw your
advertisement OF the Cur
ICURA REMEDIES IN the
Chicago W eekIy. We pur-
chased CUTICURA RENE
DIES ana commenced their
use. In three weeks Tins
thara xvQS NOT n alFa -
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LOCOMOTIVES ENGINEERS.
Past Master Arthur Reelected Grand Chief
for Four Years More.

U4 dA4N4
for Four Years More.
ATLANTA, Ga. May 24.-The Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers to-day reelected
Past Master Arthur grand chief engineer
for four years. Ae desired to retire, having
served is years, but the convention insisted
upon his taking another term. A. d..
Y0unster was reelected assistant chiet
engineer for two years, aud Harry Hayes
was reelected second grand engineer for
four years. The other positions will be
filled tomorrow. The next International
convention is to be held on May IS, 1894, n
biennial being substituted for an annual
meeting
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A Syndicate pourht the Claims. ~

oYLuIUaIV LVubHI ILt UIdIIu5'
ALBANY, May 24-The law to refund by
State the $500 each paid by drafted
men during the war for substitutes
will not benefit the men who would not
fight as a syndicate long ago purchased
most. If not all Of the claims, at from s. to
$40 each
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King and Queen of Denmark next Thursday.
The Prince and Primo SIS OF Wales have ar
rived. The harbor is fiji ei with Warships.
Russia, Great Britain, France, Austria.
Italy aud Turkey are expected to be repre-
sented by vessels