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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
PLENTY OF HONEY.
The Financial Theories OF the Third Party
Embedded in q Bill.

The Financial Theories OF the Third Party
Embedded in Bill.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The financial the
cries Of the Third party were empha-
sized today in a bill introduced by Mr..
Otis of Kansas, having 3 EoluminOus title:
ITO change our monetary system, to re-
duce interest, fix unit Of value, supply
states with circulating medium and other
purposes" The bill is amendatory to one
introduced at the last session. Is fixes the
dollar as 4 unit of value and declares all
paper money mentioned in tho ac5 Will be
absolute upon its face and not in the form
of promise. All money specified Is to be
full legal tender TO the amount OF 50 in any
one transaction. III additions te the pro-
visions for free coinage IN the previous
bill, the measure provides that money paid
for bullion in the treasury saall be con-
yeyed into the treasury as q part OF the
general fund"
Immediately upon the passage OF this act
the secretary Of the treasury is required 10
have coined all the gold and silver bullion
in the hands Of ths general government for
any purpose, and 10 have prepared at IS
carly a date IS possible, Sl,5OO, OOO,o 600 in
paper, all Of which gold, silver and paper
money Is to be used 30 form part Of the
general reserve. The secretary Of the
treasury Is directed 30 prepare an amount
Of paper money not to exceed in value 90
per cent. of the assessed value OF zeal
estate in the United States, as shown in
the last census to be held in the general
treasury as states Improvement fund, "
and only to DO paid oat on the order Of the
respective governors ind secretaries OF
ANY state NAY avail Itself Of the provis-
ions of this aot by q joint resolution Of the
legislature, and she state is required to pay
ne United States an annual tax OF per
cent on all suRs Gcswn and remaining
during each year, szd TO open and keep IN
operation IA exchange and general deposit
department. sc the capital Of the state.
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FRENCH CREOLES.

Mandamus Proceedings Instituted to Obtain
Admission to Public schools
ST. LOUIS, Dec. g. Mandamus proceed
ings were instituted today by John r.
Crump on behalf OF his children, against
the president and directors of the public
schools, alleging that his children were re-
fused admittancs TO white public schools on
the ground that they are Of African des-
cent. Plaintiff asserts that they are in
part desoended from French cTeoles and
Indians, and have no African blood. The
court issued a mandamus to compel the
schools To receive them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
THE LOTTERY DEAL.
How Agents of the Canal Scheme Did Thsir
Work.

How Agents of the Canal Scheme Did Thsir
Work.
LONDON, Dec. 6-A Paris correspondents
of the DdGy NctUs tells how Deputy Bsrie
described the attempt made to bribe him in
1886 whom the lottery bill was before the
chamber. A lobbyist aeoostsd hin one day
saying that he desired to overcome sAo OPP
position of the deputies. and knew Borie
had their ear ''I'heres no time TO beat
about the BUSH" said he. what say you
TO pscketing IS, 900 francs at once. When
you talk the others around, will be
delighted to hsud yeu s25, 600 more for each
man independently of what they them-
selves ask for their votes.'' He indig-
nantly refused, and wsntsd to denouncs
him from ths tribune out was restrained
by Deputy Ballu, whs pointed out that he
was unable to prove the truth Of his story
and would only incur tho hatred of his col
leages who might be actuated by motives
of cupidity or Jealousy.
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Gonlda Wlll. J

NEW York. Dec. e.-Interest in Mr..
Gould's will will be greatly stimulated by
the announcemenk which is authoritively
made today, that the document would not
be fled fer probate for some weeks
possibly not for a msnth. One theory
advanced to explain the delay in making
Mr.. Gouldss will public is that there are
certain minor yetimportant Gould inter-
ests which can DE adjusted more advanta-
geously before the terms of the Will are
made public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
The Cashmere Guard Attached.

CALCUTTA, Dec. Ga few days ago a
band of Chitral tribssmsn numbering q
thousand men made an attack upon the
Gas mers guard under command of Robert
son, British agent at Chitral. The tribes
men were repulsed with q loss of fifty men
killed Two days later a force command
by Major Twigg attacked and dispersed
the tribesmen. 1t is supposed they were
instigated to attack the British by Afzul
Kahn, the nsurping ruler in Chitral.
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Their Nama killed Them.

MEMPHIS, Dac. 81. & N Wlczirski,
wholesale grocers and cotton factors, one
Of the largest snd most prominent firms of
Greanvills Miss, failed scday. Liabilities
over $l0e, 900. The firm carried into bank
ruptcy the firms of Wiezinski s. Barnes,
and Erwin s. Resor, Wiczinski 81 Reisour,
and George Wiczinski of Greenville. The
6rm asserts that the failure WAS forced by
the circulation OF malicious rumors which
impelled creditors to emberras them with
demands for money
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4 BANQUET AT Cleve,antI.

CLEVELAND. Dec. The Young Mems
Democratic club of Canton, o., tonight
celebrated the victory with banquet.
Speeches were danvered by local orators
and letters Of regret from dozen proml
nent Democrats were read, among them
from Congressman Breckenridge Of Ken
tucgy, Wilson Of West Virginia, Governor
Boies Of Iowa, Governor Russell of Massa-
chusetts and Lawrence 7. Neal.
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a san rrancIseo OH girm auspends.

SAN FRANclsco, Dec. 6.-The Mutual Oil
company OF this city, OF which B. B. Blank
is presidents, hAs suspended business tenn
porarily, it is claimed, vita liabilities OF
S35, 600. The conpany's trade is of retail
jobbing nature, and inability TO collect the
amounts due them Is given as the cause Of
shutting down.
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OSBORNE STILL IN.
An Attempt to File az Information Against
Him Fails.


Him Fails.
CHEYrNNE, Wv, Dec. Especial l.
The Republican State Central committee
went today to prosecuting Attorney David
son to have him draw up an information
against Governor Osborne, charging him
with usurpation Of office. Davidson. who
is Republican, found after examination
that there was nothing criminal in the act
and would do nothing with tie matter.
The state canvassing board today issued
circular letter TO the respective commit
tees asking them to name three men to bs
present al the official count of the vote
Thursday. None of these can be men who
have been candidates. Osborne is thus
excluded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
The "Coney skim Case Decided.

Boston, Dee. ga decision has been
rendered in the celebrated "Coney Skin"
case by the circuit court of appeals, which
sustained the verdict of Judge Coil, Of the
United States circuit court Judge Coli
ordered that the board of general appraisers
were right in finding the skins in dispute
ought 70 be admitted duty free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
The Rsrk nrinnigen Lost.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. "a very heavy gale
prevails in this vicinity, and tremendous
sea is running at the mouth of the Merssy.
This morning the Norwegian bark Drin-
nigen ran aground and became total
wreck before the life boat could reach the
scene. IL is supposed that all on board are
LOST
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a Rlneknsllsr Fess e JaiI.

New YoRK, Dec. o.-ChArles W. Gard
ner, chief Of Rev. DR.. Parkhurst's STAFF of
and who accompanied the doc
ter on his visits to the evil resorts, was to-
day held to the court OF general sessions IN
the sum OF 81, 500 for sxtorsipg money from
fallen womsa Net being able 10 secure
bondsmen he was rsmandsd to prison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
P,iuce Albrecht Has Resigned.

BERLIN, Dec ct IS reported that
Prince Albrecht has resigned the regency
at Brunswick, owing TO i'll health. 1t is
said the kaiser mas been informed of the
abstraction from the war office of the
Alhwardt documents and that there is lit
tie hope that the culprit will ever be dis
covered.
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Davennort's Petition Ignored.

NAsnINeToS, Dec. 6.-The meeting OF
the house committee Investigating the nd
tninistratlon of tue federal election law in
New York City decided 10 take 10 notice
whatever OF tho petition submitted to the
House Yesterday on behalf of John J.
Davenport in which the latter asks a hear
ing at the bar Of the House.
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The New Canadian cabinet.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. Ga government
paper gives the following ss the per-
sonnet Of the new ministry, which will be
finally submitted fer his ezcellency's ap-
proval today. Sir John Thompson, pre-
mier and minister Of justice; Mackenzie
Powell minister of trade and commences;
G. T. Foster minister of finances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
Resenerans Yerr IlL

WASHINGTON, Dsc. 6.-The condition of
General William s. Rossnorsns. registrar
of the treasury is such as to cause his
frisnds serious apprehension. He has
nervous progtration, heart weakness and a
stroke of paralysis Of the arm, destroying
his vitality. He Is. however, littls better
this morning.
At midnight theirs Was no appreciable
change in General Rosencrans' condition
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LAID AT BEST.
The Remains Of Jay Gould Laid Away in
WooaIawn.

NEW YoRK. Dec 6.-Ths remains Of Jay
Could were taken &c Woodlawn cemstery
this morning and deposited in the family
vault Only nsmbora of the family and
few very intimate friends followed the
hsarse. Two cemetery policemen were
left on duty at the tomb when tho meurA-
ers departed, In spite of the abatement that
the tomb was not to be guarded Simple
services according to the rites Of the
Episcopal church were held st the tomb by
Chancellor McCracker of the university of
New York. The body. was deposited in an
'oaken casket in the crypt beside she re-
mains of Gould's wife.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
LYONS Trial at Cheyenne.

CHEYENNE, Dec. e.-[Special.l The
trial OF Lyons. editor of the Rocky Mountain
American at Denver, began here this morn
ing for shooting one Moore during the A.
P. A. riot in September. The entire day
was consumed in getting jury. Little
evidence for the prosecution was intro
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
Portion of Alexandria. Indiana. Burned

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 6.-The bust
ness centre OF Alexandra, Madison county,
comprising nearly quarter Of the town
burned at an carly our this morning. All
of the buildings were frame and brick
structures the upper stories being occu-
pied as business Offices aud lodge rooms.
The loss reached Sl29, 900, half of which is
insnre6
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
A Special German Election.

BERLIN, Dec. "a rsballot in Ahlwarda
Friedberg district for member OF the
reichstag today resulted in the returns of
Pastor Ahlwarda, anti Semitic now on trial
for slandering one Lowe, a Hebrew small
arms manufacturer. The poll stood Ahl-
warde, 10000; Drawe (Freisinnigs), 5,l75.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
The Canal seanda, Investigation.

PARIS, Dec. 6.-Several payees with their
checks appeared before the Panama inves-
tigation committee today and declared the
checks they received were in payment of
ordinary deDts owed by the late Baron de
Reinach End that the transactions were
not connected with the doings of the
Panama Banai comrahy.
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Is 1T RETALIATION 2
A Bill WHOA Amsads the Law Regulating
transportation Of Goods.

WAsH1xeroE, Dec. ga bill introduced
by Mr.. Frye in the Senate today smacks
strongly of retaliation. 1t amends the
laws regulating the transportation Of
goods by declaring that no merchandise be
transported from one part Of the United
States TO another In any vessel belonging
wholly or in part to ths subject OF any for
eign power, and such transportation via
any foreign pert is TO be deemed a violation
OF law The sailing Of any foreign vessel
from ona United States port TO another is
not prohibited provided no merchandise
other than IS imported in such vessel from
q foreign port is carried. The bill provides
that the president may, By proclamation,
suspend the right Of carrying merchandise
in bond through the United States as pro.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
More Of the Thierre ChecAg.

PARIS, Dec. 6.-Three members of the
Panama investigating committee went this
morning to the Office of the Credit
Mobilier and ascertsined the recipient of
two of the lhierre checks, one for $1,000, the
other for 40, coo francs, was Vlasto, mana
ger OF the Compton, d'escompte.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
Professor smitA'g Trial.

C1No1xxAT1. Des. s-Ths atirs forenoon
session OF shs Cincinnati Presbytsry was
occupied in hearing continuation of Dr.
LOVES araument for the prosecution in
Professor Smiths trial.
In the Afterneen Professor Smith began
his last speech In his owR defense. Argu-
meat will continue tomorrow.
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pensw ReniIes to tha Fnaineers.

NEW York, Dec. 5.-Chancey Depew
sent today 80 the committee of locomotive
engineers his reply to the demands
of the compromise conditions. Both sides
refused to divulgs il. The saglnsers said
tonight it was not final answer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
Ten Persons Drowned.

ROME, Dec. Ga disastrous gale is re-
ported in the province of Catanza Three
vessels were wrecked today and ten per-
cons drowned.
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4 Larsa are in Wv York.

New YoRk. Dec. 6.-The building at 80
Reade street, FIVE stories high, was burned
this morning. It was occupied mostly by
bookbinders aud paper dealers. Loss,
500, 600; insured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
Sherman Hosr Married.

CoNcoxD, Mass, Dec 6.-Hon. Sherman
Hoar and Miss Mary Butterick were mar
ried here today. The couple left immed-
lately after ard for Washington.
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Senator Hill offered a lucrative Position.

NEW YORK. Dec. Cit is reported that
Senator David B. Hill has been rendered
the position OF general counsel 30 the Equit-
able Life Assurance society at g salary of
So, 600, and is considering 1t favorably. He
rafnRas to talk
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A New York Rroser snlcIdsa.

New York, Dec. e.-Enrisue Bregsro,
an extensive produce and exchange broker,
suicided tonight. No cause is known but
continued i'll health.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
The steamer La Bretagne Released.

New YoRx, Dec 6.-The steamer La
Bretagne was released by the treasury
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ATTEMPTED TRAIN ROBBERY.
A Santa Fe Train Has Narrow Escape from
Being Held Up.

KEoKUK, Dec 6.-The Santa Fe passen-
ger train narrowly escaped being robbed
between Wyaconda and Medill, Mo-, on
Saturday night. The robbers stopped
freight by mistake and when it rsachsd
Medill the conductor autographed warning
to the passenger train. Vixen it reached
uhat point the robbers tried TO stop 1t, but
the engineer pulled the throttle wide open
and dashed past
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
-Four Men killed in a Freight WrecI

DENVER, Dec. Ga Burlington freight
train broke il two near Corona last night
ana g collision afterwards occurred be-
tween the two sections, Wreoking the train
and killing four men. names unknown.
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The Spree's Passengers.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 9-The Steamship
Havel arrived here today and after taking
on board the passengers of the disabled
steamship Spree proceeded TO New York.
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Twenty BniIdings Burnea.

RAYMOND. N. H., Dec 6.-Twenty build
ings were burned here this morning. Loss
$4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
THE NAVY.

The Progress Made in the Construction of
StasI Cruisers.
The report of the secretary of the navy
exhibits great progress in the construction
of our new navy. When the present sec
retary entered upon his duties only three
modern steel vess els were In commission.
The vessels put in commission and to be
put in commission during the winter will
make total of nineteen during his admin
istration of the department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
MITCHELL JAILED.
The Pugilist Makes an UnprOvoked Assault
On An Old Mam.

LONDON, Dec. 6-Charlie Mitchell, pugi-
list, this morning, withdrew his appeal
from sentence Of Imprisonment for an I'M
provoked assault on an old man, imposed
on him by tRe police magistrate, anu was
at once taken to prison.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
THE P0STOFFICR.

Wanamaker's Management Is Heartily Com
mended,
The ostmaster-genersl's report shows a
most gratifying increase and most eff
Gent progressive management Of the great
business of that department..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-07
R0TASoHILD'S PLAN.
1t Is Similar to Project Advanced Ten
Years Ago.

IeaTs ARV.
PARIS, Dec. 6.-The Journal des Debuts,
whose financial editor is q member of the
committee appointed to the international
monetary conference TO consider Roths-
child's proposals, declares that ths scheme
is only a slight modification of project ad-
vanced ten years ago by German paper
and adds that the proposals would not have
received any attention If they had Eot been
presented by Rethsshild.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

and OF the students carried hlm Shout L ~,
round the quadrangle placing him az Ms. " ~. p
OF the steps Of the dining hall. IOcieTou1 vi, snid
made for speech in reply to when Ms nr,,e n,
" 1t Is an uhspcaabc delight 10 me 10 DC neiT Soma1
You once again. YUu hrst gave me , .lic ',I ,
degree, sixteen years ago which you nav" o ILL., Of
formal degree to-day by electlng me a. az ali nv
your great university. speak on Dehai ~
brethren Of all my fellow wotkersLte AZ nnd
they feel very deeply the great INC W Ill
honor you have conferred upon their caiilie. sH'
remember this day and ! shall remember Sou "u
hope to you all again very soon lou are ~,
acpns in the forest Of learning. and YOU VIII aiVw p
intellectual oaks the honor OF your ulNc %" rb"t
university-and show. like your predecesso's' ""'''
Irishmcn do - or. Cir
Among the other recipients or degrees meIe a.,
Frederick Leighton p r. A. Mr. Nina laue" y" a. Hohn'
Professor Eambery, Buda Pest MI ihon,'s $3.50
Newcastle: Mr.. David Mason. FMinoureh Tr o,es
Max Muller oxford Mr.. Leslie stephen. IroieS srp
Skeat, Cambridge, and twenty or thirty DINERS. G
proceedings from beginning to end were vi c m;
enthusiastic character and II was quite eVaene I'M
the University OF Dublin had determined 10 hahe VIC
Booth anniversary of It's foundation brilliant pase ~
Its history. Between professions OUTSIDE anu ~
ceremOnIas inside. the university mas gwen 20 uo
populace n Dublin spectacles such as thev never WI
messed before. In the afternoon there was mecunu
OF the graduates presided over by the Earl OF III
when II announced that upward OF In'Uoo n maa
been subscribed for the Graduates Memorial IN,
garden party ut the Vccrcgn Lodge. given ~ L22raa
and Lady Zeland was very brilliant ana was atcu"cu
by all the foreign guests. wearing Their acaocc rCoos'
At night in the Leinster Hail. the Tercenenary DAN
Duet took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
shall not buy one OF those original plo's, though

shall not buy one OF those original plos, though"
"Why mott o.
Because for my public you neither want plot nor
Oh rnality. believe originality has been TOO mmcn
cried up ms Pepys would say. Personally IKE
II in hooks, but cannot tolerate l. IN real lie,
"TrueH the journalist, said. show me a man VINO
man whose einalty stOIS there .
~ remember the Eminent Person SAID an
anecdote in William HUNKS Talks AbOut Art some
body-who. like Homer the scnpturnl dem0Iac
may have been several-sald How d0u yon DO 70
the artist His answer was. Il don't know, ana
don't care. II did should know That Is the
wrong kind OF originality. TO treat a formula such
MS How do you do as anything else but foTmula
is a very bad mistake 9,
The Ordinary Man agreed with him. a man,
he said "Ougt 10 possess his Individuality IN patience
and not 10 throw It In your face In that way WHAT
would he The result II every one felt himself Douha
to give an original answer 10 such 4 question ny
How do you doP Life wouldn't be worth living"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
DIR. = IRVING AT DUBLIN.
london Daily Telegraph


.Drn Henry Irving greeted with immense ac-
,.r,oiIon In the Examination Hall OF Dublin Uni
rsIy ms be received his degree at The hand, OF tho
W., Learned Institution In Ireland, which Is ccle-
tinc rs Precautionary. Professor Tyrrcll. In pre-
ooean1tine him. made Latin speech. In which he said
stt % long as "Ienrcus Irving, nOsrn laurea
. u"nps- rtllcd over the Lyceup Theatre the Tragic
Mise would never lack home In London. and tho
university congratulated itself on being TIE first or
~ m'orthy of academic honor. ON emerging nom the
,aii Mr. Irving was again Enthusiastically chccred,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
INDIA AND CEYLON.
BISHOP HURST'S TRAVELS AND OBSERVA-
TONS.

,xnrvA THE COUNTRY AND TIE PEOPLE OF
DTtnnI. AN CFYLON BY John +. Hurst d. d.,
IL, D. With maps and Illustrations svo' PIP
IorDcr & Brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

OF the late Professor Lewis +. ste0ns a cDiieasuo
soys I'm "The Andover Review that " His attitude
towards others was that OF sympathetic appreciation
NJ every effort 10 attain truth and express 1t on their
part while FOR himself nothing but the absolute
truth I'm thought and word and deed was satisfactory
II was no hyperbole for him to write as no once DID,
4 should dc,plSe myself 10 all eternity II should
nut ANYTHING above my regard for truth anu
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Stevenson, II Is reported, has started social
and literary club In ApIa and Mrs stevenson Is MS
president.
An English writer recalls the fact that when steven
son was at Edinburgh University he, with two or three
other students founded n milne. 1t died with
the third issue tradition declaring that Stevensons
unpnnctuallty with his copy had much 20 do with
ITS carly disappearance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

vesibuled train with .Sgner sleeping for Trcn-
ton Falls, IIonncdaea, Old Forge Fulton Chaln etc.
VIA New-fork Central, every day at p. IN. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24

book "The European Advcnurcrs OF Hin.
dostan from 1884 to 1908" is In course Of prepora
tion In England De Boisne. George Thomas and
Pcrron are the men 20 whom the volume Is devoted
De Bogne raised tho first native army In India.