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A BRIDEGROOM IN TROUBLE.
Held to Answer for Assault With G
Deadly Weapon.

DtitUIY " eapOn.
SANTA Rosa, Dec. 21.-Wesley Matt
lock, son of Pendleton, Or, capitalist.
was held for trial on q charge of assault
with a deadly weapon here this after
noon. Mattlock recently married the
daughter Oft. II. B. Anderson Of Fresno,
formerly pastor of the NJ. E. Church
South of this city. They are spending
their honeymoon here.
Saturday night, while they were pass
ing Frank Muther's store, Muther, it is
claimed, called Mattlock vile name.
Mattloclz left his bride in another store
and went into Muther's and assaulted
him with a revolver, striking him on the
back of the head. Muther bled profusely
and was in the doctors care for some
time. Muther denied making such re-
mark
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Suicide of IL German.

PORTLAND or, Dec. 2l.-Gotfried
Gremer, middle-aged German, com
mitted suicide at his room at the Park
Hotel this morning by hanging. He had
recently given evidence of insanity. He
came to this city from Tacoma a few days
ago
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Traoedv i'm Tonnessee.

JACKSON, Dec. 2l.-Thomas Gastan,
Captain Of Police, this morning shot and
killed w. G.. Strickland in front Of the
latter's saloon. The tragedy is the result
of card published by Strickland attack
ing Gastan's conduct.
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Assault to Commit Murder.

WOODLAND, Dec. 2s-The trial of John
L. Strong, charged with assault to COM
NIT murder on the person of Anna Bran
don last August, was begun in the Supe-
rior Court to-day.
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Idaho Diamond Fields.

BOISE, Dec. 2l.-S. Kunsee, diamond
expert, who has been examining the al
legged diamond fields near here, left for
Chicago tonight, taking with him sew
eral specimens. He said the geology of
the country around the diamond fields
IS precisely the same as in the South
Africa fields, and not unlike the fields of
Brazil, only not as much broken up. ''In
my opinion" said he, these diamond
helds will be larger than either Africa or
Brazil, the blow cuts, or shafts being
great deal larger and more clearly de-
fined.
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LONDON, Dec. 2l.-Nfrs. Langtry, the
actress, is critically i'll of peritonitis. 1t
is feared she may not recover.
The patients condition is so critical
that the celebrated physician, Sir An
drew Clarke. has been summoned. 1t
is believed she is growing worse.
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1UBA CITY, Dec. 2l.-This afternoon.
at regular meeting of the SEtter County
horticultural Society, preliminary steps
were taken towards the organization OF
local fruit exchange tor this vicinity.
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RebelIious Dacoits.

BOMBAY, Dec. 21.-In an encounter be-
tween the Dacoits and native policemen.
commanded by British officers, in Raj
kote, Lieutenant Gordon OF the Bombay
Iancers and four policemen were killed.
The Dacoit loss is not stated
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FEARS OF A REVOLUTION.
The French Public in a State Of
Feverish Expectancy.
PRESENT CRISIS WORSE THAN THE
BOULANGER SCANDALS.

The Government Greatly Alarmed at
the Work of the Royalists-Insur-
rection Likely to Follow the Over
throw of the Ribot Ministry-The
Military Kept Under the strictest
observation-disclosures of Monarch
lists Closely Watched.
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yYedaed % q BrItisher.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l.-The marriage of
Miss Antoinette Pinchot to Hon. Alan
Johnstone of the British Legation took
place to-day at the residence of the
brides parents in this city.
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Fourteen People Burned to Death.

PARIS, Dec. 2l.-The village of Berson
was nearly destroyed by fire and four
teen inhabitants were burned to death in
their homes or while trying to rescue
women and children in peril. The in
habitants are suffering greatly for want
OF food and clothing.
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Lost Her Suit.
LONDON

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-The Dowaper
Duchess of Sutherland was defeated to-
day in an attempt to gain possession of
the estate known as Fittenzer Chase. near
Trenthan, from the possession of which
she had been debarred by the present
Duke.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Nicaragua Canal Bill Reported by
Senator Sherman.
THE OBLIGATIC is OF THE COMPANY
INt 2EASED.

30 Appreciable Change in the Condi-
ton of Ex. ecretary Blaine-Al-
though He has Rallied From His
Severe Attack on Sunday, lie is Yet
PitifulIy Weak, and Can Move But
Lttle Without Assistance.
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Government cold Holdings.

WAsHINGToy, Dec PA statement
issued by the United States Treasurer
shows the net gold holdings of the Gov
ernment to-day as Sis, ,2S4, ,l94, a decrease
of nearly 5000, 900 since the 10th inst.
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VIII Advocate Annexation.

TORONTO, Dec, 2l.-The first issue of a
new paper called the Sun appeared to-
night, its avowed object being to advo-
cate the annexation of Canada to the
United States. In its salutatory it saws. in
part: I'VE have no hesitation in saying
that, our lack OF like progress is entirely
due to our unhappy separation from the
republic OF the United States, and as our
faith is that as one OF the States of the
Union We would became more prosper
ons than we can as British colonies along
side of an oVershadowing great republic,
we shall devote ourselves to the further
ance of this great mission with England.
We have no quarrel, but our hearts and
energies should be devoted to improving
the condition OF this, our own land.p
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TEMPEsrUoUs VOYAGE.
The Atlantic Steamer Majestic En-
counters High Seas.


counters High Seas.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2l.-The White Star
line steamer Majestic, from New York
arrived this morning, bearing evidence
of having had a very tempestuous voy-
age. The tunnels were battered and the
sides and upper works coated with salt.
The hight of the seas that boarded her
may be judged from the fact that her
crows nest the place on the foremast oc-
cupied by the lookout, was demolished.
The Majestic took heavy gale December
18th in l9' north, 20 west. a tremendous
sea arose, and tons upon tons OF water
boarded the steamer, causing much dis
comfort. The sea was on the port bow,
and caused the Majestic to pitch and roll
heavily. Several passengers who at
tempted to walk about in the saloon were
thrown from their feet and they sustained
trivial injuries. ON the day of the gale
the steamer made only 356 miles The
time of the passage was six days and
fourteen hours.
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VIENNA, Dec. 2l.-Two merchants.
David Ochias and kamel, have been ar
rested on a charge of being American
fugitives from justice, and OF having pe1s
petrated frauds to the amount OF $50, COO.
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Drinking Water Dosed With Croton o

DRINKING Water Dosed With Croton OH.
PITrsBuRG, Dec. 2l.-A special from
East Liverpool, o., says: A story Of at
tempted and partially successful whole
sale poisoning, similar to that alleged at
Homestead, comes from New Cumber-
land, W. Va, a large number OF Hun
garians imported 70 take the places OF
the striking workmen in the extensive
Porter's brick works being the victims.
The drinking water at the place was
dosed with crotOn oil.
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Baby Farmers Committed for Trial.

SYDNEY. Dec. 21.-Makin and his wife,
the baby farmers who killed thirteen
infants by piercing their hearts or spines
with needles, were to-day committed for
trial. Both pleaded not guilty.
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effected an entrance by breaking through
the skylight and getting down by means
of rope. The officers are in the dark as
to the identity of tile robbers.
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HAMBURG, Dec. 2l.-The Cholera Com
mission announces cases of cholera were
developed yesterday of Asiatic type. The
report has caused considerable appre-
hension and business men, who have
been picking up courage, are less hopeful
OF the future. 1t is feared the news will
have an uniavorable influence on steam
ship traffic, and strengthen the move
ment in America to shut out immigrants.
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Crlme Committed In Merced County.

MODESTO, Dec. 2l.-Robert Harman,
who killed Thomas Atkins III the Coast
Range, near Newman, November 2Sth,
was taken to Merced this afternoon,
where his trial will be had, as the crime
was committed in that county At first
the killing was believed to have been in
Stanlslaus County, and Newman Off
cials informed the Stanislaus Sheriff,
Coroner and District Attorney, who took
charge
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MANTLE OF SNOW
Many Inches Deep Covers the
Puget Sound Country.
THE STORM GENERAL ALL OVER
THE NORTHWEST
Heavy snowstorm at sisson-BurgIars
Enter the PostofIce at HoIIister,
Blow Open the safe and Get Away
With About Thousand Dollars in
Money and Registered Packages.



TACOMA (Wash.), Dec. PA mantle of
snow ten to twenty-five inches deep covers
the Puget Sound country. 1t commenced
showing yesterday afternoon, and showed
almost without interruption until noon
to-day. Light snow had fallen part of
the afternoon. In his bulletin the Signal
Service Observer predicts cooler weather.
and announces the worst of the snow
storm over. The storm is the heaviest
known since December, 1854, when there
was all of between two and three feet.
The cable-car line has been kept open,
but all electric lines have been stopped
since last evening. The schools were dis
missed this morning until Friday on ac-
count of the snow. The Northern Pa
clhc has had rotary snow-plows at work,
so that railroad traffic has not been seri-
ously interrupted. The storm has done
little actual damage. Farmers say the
snow will insure big crops next year.
TRAINS DELAYED.
SPOKANE (Wash,), Dec. 2l.-A heavy
wind continues to blow tonight and in
coming trains report the storm general
all over the Northwest. The Great
Northern eaStbound train is snowbound
Z
Washington Central incoming train is
sldetracked at Creston. The train from
Occur dAlene City did not leave the
other terminus this afternoon. At s
O'Clock tonight the Union Pacific train
on the Spokane branch, due here at 7;I5.
had not arrived, and as the wires are
crippled the officials here are unable to
locate it. The Northern Pacific trains on
the main line arrived nearly on time. but
| trouble is expected. The trainmen re-
! port the weather east of here terrific.
The snow is not deep on a level, but the
wind has dritted it badly.
HEAVY FALL AT OLYMPIA,
! OLYMPIA (Wash.), Dee. 2l.-Five feet
OF snow covers the ground, and street-car
traffic is blocked. The armory of the
National Guard building. $50 by 50 feet,
| iell IN under the weight of snow tonight.
Loss, 5000.
SHOWING IN OREGON.
| PORTLAND or, Dec. 2l.-Snow has
fallen in this city to-day to the depth of
| ten inches, and tonight it is still falling,
All street-car traffic was stopped early in
| the evening, owing to the heavy tall of
| snow. The wind is from the south, and
much OF the snow melts after falling.
South OF this city along the Southern
| Pacific, the snow is twelve to fifteen
inches deep. AS far south as Eugene the
telegraph and telephone wires and poles
were weighted down by snow, and for
some time to-day telegraphic commune
cation was stopped. About thirty
miles south of Portland, along the Column
! bia River, the snowfall was heavy. At
Astoria twenty inches is reported. III
Eastern Oregon light snow fell, but no
! inconvenience was occasioned. The
rains on the Northern Pacific, Union and
| Southern Pacific mail arrived to-day
nearly on schedule time
SNOW FALLING AT SIssoN.
SIssoN, Dec. 2l.-It commenced snow
| ing early this morning and showed all
day, with a strong south wind. The pros
poets tonight are tor a bio storm
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DASTARDLY CRIME.
Two Prominent Citizens of Tai
lula, Fla, Assassinated.
THEIR BODIES KIDDLED WITH SaOT
OF ALL SIZES.

United States Troops in Hot Pursuit Of
The Report That Mexican Soldiers
Are Held Prisoners at San Ygnacio.
Tex, Proves, Upon Investigation,
to be Untrue.
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Death of a PROMINENT Farmer.

MODESTO, Dec. 21.-M. NJ. Williams, a
prominent farmer and respected citizen
of Ceres, died last night Of consumption,
aged 90 years.
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American Monetary Delegates.

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-Senators Allison
and Morgan and Secretary Hale sailed
from southampton for New York on the
Lain to-day.
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not made public, but they must include
the privilege to the Southern Pacific of
ticketlng via Portland to Puget Sound
points on the Northern Pacific.
\ GREAT COMBINATION.
Boston, Dec. 21.-Boston and Maine,
Reading, New England aud Central
Massachusetts combination is deal OF a
preciated. More than this the Canadian
Pacific is likely to enter the combination
and make Boston the terminal OF the vast
traffic of its line.
MILEAGE OF THE COUNTRY.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-Statistics Of railway
construction during 1892 in the Roitway
ige show that during the past twelve
months 4.0G2 miles of man track were
laid on 2s9 lines in forty-three States and
Territories, slightly less than the total
for 1891. The total railway mileage of the
country is now ia .663
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ELECTION RETURNS.
Cleveland's Plurality III the United
States Nearly 400, 900.

Cleveland's Plurality i'll the United
States Nearly 400, 900.
New YORK, Dec. 2I.-The EoeRi21g Post
prints table showing the vote this year
for President, having secured the figures
from all the States. The result is as fol-
lows: Cleveland, 5,567, $50; Harrison,
5,176,6ll; Weaver, ,025, ,O60; Bidwell, 25S,-
347. Cleveland's plurality is 39l, ,379. In
Louisiana the Republicans and Peoples
party nominated fusion ticket, on which
there were five Harrison Electors
and three Weaver Electors. The vote,
Tor plurality purposes, is credited to HaEr
riSon.
RETURNS FROM MONTANA.
HELENA tMont.), Dec. 2l.-The official
canvass OF Montana shows the highest
Harrison Elector has plurality of 1.270
over the highest Cleveland Elector. "he
Republicans eject Hartman to Congress
by l72 plurality, aud the entire State
ticket, except Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court, Pemberton Democrat
beating Blake (Republicanl 6,l3O. The
Republican pluralities on the remainder
OF the State ticket range from 500 to 2,709.
THE MINNESOTA RETURNS.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 2l.-The State Canvass
ing Board is at work. The results so far
show that Nelson Rep has a plurality
of l4,620 for Governor; d. NJ. Clough. for
| Lieutenant-GOvernor, has a plurality of
l3,454. and the other State officers on the
Republican ticket have pluralites rang
ing from S,252 to Is, ,l04. The constitu-
tional amendment prohibiting special
legislation was carried that for the taxa
ton of sleeping-cars was defeated.
For Electors the highest Republican
vote was IL, ,S23, and the lowest 1906.
The highest straight Democrat had 100, ,9ig
votes, and the lowest g5,053. The highest
on the Peoples ticket received I16,47O.
being one of the nominees indorsed by
the Democrats, but the highest of the
straight-out Populiss had %, ,279. The
highest Prohibition vote was IA, ,lS2, and
the lowest Il, 24l.
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Accident on an Electric Road.

SAN FRANCIsCo. Dec. 2l.-An electric
car ran into loaded team to-day, killing
one of the horses, and badly smashing
the car. The driver, Mike Warner, was
seriously injured.
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WATCHES STOPPED At a;o4
FLAT.
The Fea, Accomplished Is Bcyond Any.
thing Before Done IN the
Harness.
She 8renhs Her Previous Record on
- rrguihtion TfRtu.

- rrguiRtion TfR,t.
TEmIE HAUre, Ind, Sept. 2s.-.six
thousan people witnessed the record
breaking events In todayN races.
Nancy Hanks was driven q beat hvr
rccor1 ON n regulation track 0i 2.u7 AT
four O'Clock, after some preliminary
slow iogs, she appeared with Budd
Dlble up, accompanied by Frank Starr
tehind the runner, Atc Liuc1lu. Tie
day wah fair, with "a light breeze stir.
ring. Walker gave the word aud the
mare started At iull epeed. The iir.t
quarter was made IN :3l, steady NJ q
clock. Up the back stretch there was
no perceptihle change, though che sec-
ond quarter was slower, the hnif being
In l;O.i. That was u record. breaking
speed Tor u circular irhcl;, bur the sen.
sstion was 10 come. Along g. the thinI
quarter the pccrlytn marc came at n
clip that made the earlier part VI the
mile seem slow, taking on twcnty.ninc
ana halt seconds 10 cover the de-.
lance. Starter Walker requested ov-
eryhody % keep still until she illishod,
but hu had hardly finished speaking
when her nose was even with the
wire, and the watches stopped at 2:0i
Hat.
Everybody knew Nil records were
swept and the yell that went up was
terrific. when President jam got "a
chance 10 speak, be- said tho feat just
| accomplished wa tvyUnu anything
oyof done hoiofc Ia hntuegs. The Kite
track ~ no, IN H. The third quarter
was done at los clip.
Scarcely waHth sensation over when
George Starr sent Monbas to beat.his
record OF 2:li., made at Columbus
last Saturday. tie was iu groat form,
aud lowered the record for threo.ycnr.
old stations, previously held ly hxtoil,
trotting the mile IN .;lll n trac.
tionsl Time was 1872. l;Ol l;3O the
last quarter being dOne Ia thirty-twn
seconds. Summaries OF other eveGt..
Fist race, $50 clleg--Difeso won,
thres Htmight; Chester Allen sec1nd,
Blnndalcho third, Tom Push fourth.
Time not given.
Second race, $3.50 class-Whenilaud
wen, Onward second, Max THIRD, Am.
hrosio fourth, Eura nth. Boat time,
2:l7l.
Third race, 2;l8 clas-Cheyenne
won, Alenc .Gecoud, Jack Sheppard
thru, Ollie Wilkes foufth. best tim
g:I4..
By today's feat Doble gets the 5000
prize offered by Robert Bonner, to the
horse that went In 300, on regulation
track.
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CeIohrntlon ln san pIeEo.

SAN DEGo, Cal, Sept 2s.-This
ely Is occupied with the ceremonies
Of Cabtill0 celebration today. This
governor and stan arrived about II
u.ul., and shodly after an initiation OF
tho cntavan In which Cabrillo landed
$50 ycars ugo, approached the shore.
Joe Williams n Portuguese fisherman,
representing CRbhlio, dlsembarked.
Large crowds Of Indians received him.
The standard OF the cross was planted
aud proclaimed TO be- 10 possession VI
Emperor Charles /. Tho procc ion
then moved. 10 wns tue most impJs-
Ing dvmunrtfn lion ever witnessed IN
Southern California, aud was quic
ihf,e miles Tong. Over one huulIcg
Indians were In llue ana attracted
much attention. Tho procession was
reviewed hy Governor Markham anu
stan, Governor rorres Of Sonoia,
Mox,, ana stan, Admiral Gherardi anu
sin1 and other civil and military uig-
ritarlrs. The parade included many
ilo1,a, the chief one being CabFlllo aLd
his companions payly crparlsoued.
In the afternoon were lituruiy cE.
cIclieg. Tic evening was occupied by
Indian dances and fcUHos OF Indian
homo HE. liAl.t 10 the evening there
wag a banquet at the Hotel Del COfu-
lnd1. at which there Wcro about 9O1
distinguished guesta. The cruiser
"Baltimotu," which hadhoen Detained
OutsiIc 10y fog, entered Tue nnIbOr
this afternoon. .
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MA ITO Ancient jew. rlny nnllq

Herod tho Great was the first Jewish
king who imported into his realm
Roman modes of "socicty life His
theaters aud arenas, after the Roman
style, were not 10 the national tnsto In
amusoments, despite tho fact that the
former were. so to say, silently patron
ICED by the Talmud ia tho saying, Let
as be grateful to the Romans for their
establishment Of theators, as they keep
the public from mischief, which Satan
finds for idle folks The arenas wcso
not patromZod on account Of tho IN.
human performances given there. Tho
fayorito Jewish national game at that
time was the kadur, or ball.
Whether it was played as sort OF
lawn tennis or rs national baseball Is
not recorded. That the game was not
allowed 10y some rabbits TO DO played on
the Sabbath is proof that the game re-.
quired skin and labor. That the gamo
was patroui2od by the Talmud we infer
from lis not being included among those
against which the Tulmud opened q
crusade, coudemuing them ns gambling
games, "-lioston TNpscript.
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DEATHS OF RULERS.
ALI SONS OF CATAsTRopIIEs REPRE-.
shSfED AND FEW DEATHS
NATURAL.

King Dgyid uird 81 Old age. Louis
ANl. died ON the acntiOld. Richard
IL. was killed In battle. Charles |. nl
England was beheaded. Louis V.
wtH Ois1ued by hiH queen. Mustnpha
| u. was s,iaugled IN prison. Darius
iOIomnuua wsa killed in battle. At
| tia III. WIS slrangled 10y ms guards.
| Louis |. ditu u n fever during a CAIN
| pnign. JameH III. died in exile OF
| glu,tonuus habits. NuTva was sup.
| posed 10 have been pOlf0ned.
Tlbtfius WAS smOihefed by one of his
| iavoTiies. Louis Y. was poisoned by
his mother and his wife. 5olymau /.
was drihtoned mud murdered IN pri.
BON. Henry vi. OF England was
murdered iu Prison. Mu,tapha /. WIS
depostd nud etrAngled In prison.
| Charles Ill. Lo Fou was deposed, and
uiei In prison. George ". died from
u complication Of disorders. FeCdor
IL. VI Russia was assas-inatod la
church. John AdHms passed away ut,
~ from senilo debility. Queen Anne
died Of dropsy, brought on by BRANDY.
Gregory V. waH driven from Rome
md dieu in exile. Louis Napoleon
died In exile at Chiselhutst, England.
Adolphus OF Germany fell ut the battle
Of Gelhoim. Richard IL. Is supposed
10 have been starved TO death.
Jehoahaz, King Of JUDAH, died in
captivity In Egypt, Lothaire OF
France was poisoned by female rela-
ives. George I. died from apOpluxy,
Induced by liinkinr. Pore Land1
WAS auppCrtl 10 have been poisoned.
Foodor /. OF Russia was dcposed and
died In prison.
IuatuyuA A HptrRna Kuaa HlII.N A..
the battle Of Lutzvn. Sultan MusA.
Choiubi was deposed aud srangled.
Pope DUumus III. died suddenly,
presumably by poison. Pope John X.
died In prison, II IN believed by
poison. Solomon died OF WEAKNESS at
The vanity Of human life. Ibrahim
was deposed and strangled by tho
in niHsnIits. JChoiakim, King OF
Judah, died In captivity In Babylon.
William Nv. died Of old ags ana an
asthmRtic affection. Mustapha ".
was deposed ami murdered by soldiers.
AntiOchus the Great was put to death
by his own officers. Gustavus ~.
OF Sweden was doposed and died In
exile anu disgrace. Murad |. was
stabbed by u soldier whom he had
offended. Louis ~. was killed by n
fall from his hOrBe while hunting.
james ~, OF Scotland was killed At
t, 9 battle Of Flodon;
Henry /. OF England died OF u
surfeit OF fish and stale beer. Peter
III. OF Russia was deposed and died In
confinement. Vespaslan the Just died
from complication OF diseases.
Peter III. OF Russia was depOsed
and murdered IA prison. Emperor
Frederick Of Germany died OF cancer
OF tho throat. HelIogabachus was
murdered In the fourth year OF his
reign. Paul Of Russia was asssssinated
1t Is supposed, by his wife. Anon,
King OF Judah, was murdered by his
harem attendants. Louis ~. was
killed by fall from his horse during
q wolf nunt. Zennaoherib OF Assy ia
WAS murdered by two Of his own sons.
CGracslla was stabbed Ia his palace by
Macrinus, his successor. Edward l.
died VI dysentery caused by drinking
foul water. Smerdis OF Persia was as.
estimated by the women OF his harem.
Atlnliab, queen OF Judah, was killed
Ia popular instruction.
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and the great tptllbindef came 10
the front. lie said he did not come
tonight to make n sncech, but
for the purpose of convincing
sheptlcal Democratic newspapers
thai there was harmony IN the
Republican party. "Bfothen Miller,
Plat aud got on the opposite side NJ
the fence Mt Minneapolis, but are as
like lambs In the same lot now. The
trouble with the Democratic brother"
said Delcw. "ls that the figures he
mikes he always makce IN advance
and on the wrong eide. They are nj.
ways trying 10 prove tho country is
golug to the eternal bOw-wows In no {
haste, especially II the Ropubl ,as'
are In power. Figures Will lilo when n
llnr makes them"
Mr.. Depew paid n glowing tribute to
President Harrison.