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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
CANES IN OTHER CITIES,

poston June lO-AthouGh IL was cold, nearly 0'oOo
eoc turned Arson le beaten twice Ihe HIST
on,ne was finely played both sides and was Tile nnu
,hc eighth when Boston bated thiee runs Ryan made
the catch Of sco'on Sta"y was an enigma l" 'he
Colts Attendance. 5,i72. The score;
Boston .------...---'-''V ~ q O-i
r,.eh,s-noston g. Chicago g. Errors Boston ! Chi
caco l. Ptchers-Staey and HutchisoA' imp re-"'.",s
St\e,s had terrific .pced In the second game ana inc
Colt, made fewer hits than in tho nr't Boston earned
nye runs or Iutchson and Luby took his place TOO hte
hovcver 10 save the game. McCarthys catch. on which
he made a double play. was the feature. Tie score;
G ns,ssn .....: .:........55 9 . %
Blschits-Boson II. Chlcogo e.; ErrorS-B1ston l.
Chicago O. PITCHERS Stveus and Hutchinson. Umpire
p,l,rucre June 1o.-Thc Baltimore team played two
with the ST Louis men AMI won both The .r' con
test was hard one the visitors Three pitchers ana three
atch were used and when the SOUNDED there were
twenty-five runs and many hits. In the second game
the home team batted the game out. The scores:
First Game
"a ioSs :.:. ......:.. 3 3 7: q
H,schis- Baltimore %, St Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
g. Louis 10. Pitchers-Heticin, Breitcnsteln young
and McMahoa. Umpre-Husst.
Second Game.
s Bal' 4Sais ...:. :.::. Q 8 9 ! ia
rasehi,s-Batmore 10 st. Louis s. Elrors-Ialtlmore
0, st. Louis = Pitcheis-"e1em ana hu'hmo"' om"f'-
washington. June lo-Pitcher viau wa. too much for
the Senators and Louisville won the game by better
hitting and fielding. Klllcn only freely battcd
but made costly errors. The score
T Ie%i,Si ......::.: ...SS 9 -
Brschits-washlneton 0, Louisville II. Errors-wash
ineton o, Louisville o. Pltchefs-hilleen aud Nlou I'm
pic-Macullor
Philadelphia June lo.-The PhIadephias easily dc.
feated Ccye and to-day Weyhngs delivery was entirely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
TWO THIEVES BROUGHT BACK FROM EUROPE.

petectvesergeants Heidelberg and Reilly returned from
Copcnhl yesterday the steamship Thng,ala, having
in custody Oscar Creamer and oscar Blorkman alas
lanes L. White who stole bonds and cash 10 the amount
OF nearly $4,000 from Dix Phyfe, the bankers, &c
No. As Walst Dreamer, who is only seventeen years
old head bookAeeper for the bankers. ana forged
checks which BiorSman then known White cashed ss
the National Park Bank. on April Creamcr stole some
cash and $4,000 Ia bonds from the firms safe lie and
Bjorkman sailed for Copenhagen the steamship Oak
dale, OF April g. They left S31 900 in cash ana the
stolen bonds In the OF william +. Carpenter, their
confederate who buried the booty In the cellar OF the
house No. AZ Quncys;, Brooklyn. Bcing arrested on
suspicion, Carpenter told where the money and bonds
hidden, and set the police the track OF Creamer
and Biorkman. Tie latter arrested when the OAK
dale arrived at Copenhagen and Minister Carr ooned
from the Danish Government order TO deliver tho
prisoners into the custody OF the detectives fem thus city,
CIja.ner and Biorkuan quiet and apparently re-
signed TO tho prospect OF going 10 prison. and the ZIP
this city uneventfu As soon as tho Ihing'an~
arrived her pier yesterday The prisoners were @H
TO Police Headquarters and locked up. Later they "eN
taken the DistctAttoneys Office, and were~ remshdS
until to-day. They probably will plead guilty " the
charge OF forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
EASTERN CLUBS IN LUCK.
EIGHT BASEBALL VICTORIES SCORED.
NEw.YORK WINS AND LOSES. AND BRooKLfN
TWICE DEFEATS PITTSBuE'.
GAMES YESTERDAY.


Cincinnati Ncw.Yofk $ Baltimore %. ST. Louis
ferst game arsf game. -
%.,, .YoTx Cincinnati ! Hllt.i.ogr :? - Louis 3
~ Ind game. l,eccud game.
ntookivn q pittsb.rg Eostoa 4. Chicago (hrst
BroosiSh 4 pt,-burg Bosto1 Z, Chicago second
(-ec0nd game YAM. ,...,t,,.o, q
Philadelphia :. Cleveland J. Lou1s'iIe - "''''s'' -
OF tho ten aaIos played in the National Baseball League
Yesterday cght were Victories for the Eastern cUos
owing tn recent rains double games were played at '
Polo Grounds aad a. Tlst"n PARK. In h" Harlem Dat
ties, Ncw.York and Cincinnati broke even. each "h.'ns
a game The Blidegrooms record was bct'eFed by Two
hand some victories.
Just G72 people 20 the Polo Grounds 70 witness
tho games between The YORK and Cincinnati r1his
The INST game started y. and I. osuit"H IN
rather easy victory Tor the from the Wes; O'ae
plr he'd fairly lcast well a. dd Mulanc' out Hs
sulport was not nearly good In fact The bund"is ol
Fuller Ewing Gore pa.set AID Fields did more u o.
feat the local team than DID any good work Oh the part oi
the Cncinnats
The fielding feature 81 the game remarkable run
Ming catch by ORourke ORourhe jumped hlgh INTO t'e
air ard caught tie ball with his left hand IL was ue
clcyeicst bit II fielding the Bridgeport orator has cone IN
many day Gore. Fuller. ORourke. Lyons and flel''
gave dismal limitations Of Latsmen. The score was IL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

Forned fnns-New.Y York o, lln|lnhatl FI'1 U1. ~
crrors-New-York l. Cincinnati s. lcit on M t--N'N
York = Cincinnati O. First base ball % Crane - : Oh
Mulane L. STRUCK opt-Ry Crane 3. by Mulane > Ihr'c
i.e Murphy Twobase hit.Ew Ing, Ncl >. l.rown
Ing sacrifice h~tuler. O. Rourke. Richard on, l~s.te
O'NeuI Holiday , browning. tomisk"N. StOcn bases
Ewing field. Latham, o Nci. MURPHY, Double plays
Ncphcc smith aud CpTiskcy, OR"urkc ana LIONS
Field and LIONS. wild pitches, rano /, Mulanc .
i.mpirc-ivnch Time Of gam"-l 40
The game was the contest OF the day, and II
was won by the local players after fine battle Rusics
long :, APPEARED to have done the speedy pitcher
world OF good lie had perfect control and his
were bat,ed with effect In only one inning.
The score was a tie up to the seventh inning. when
with two ont Gore. Fuller ana O'Rourkc made con-
sccutyc hits, Gore the winning The
cINCISNATI NEW-YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
THE. RECORDS
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
New.York vs. Cleveland az Polo |round' Ne"'io'N
nrooklyn V. Chicago. at Eastern PARK brooklyn
Boston w. Cincinnati at Boston
Philadelphia VS.. Pittsburs. NJ Philadelphia
Baltimore Vs. Loui'yillc az Baltimore
Washington vs.. ST. Lou,>. at Washington
Tho NewYorx and Cleveland teams Will play at the PoIo
Grounds today.
Tho BROOKLYN club released the pitchers Terry ana
Inks. -,
-, tbo Fifth Avenue Hotel next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
LONG Isl AND RAILROAD

The celebrated fast express, leaving Long Island
City 90 and Brooklyn 255 p. M. for Greenpot,
shelter Island. SAG iiarbor and the Hamptons VIII DC
run on Saturday. June IL and Is, and on ana hter
June -, every day except sunday.
The express leaving Long Island City 80 and BROOK
yn ~ D. NJ. is extended TO Sag liarbor. except on
sundays. An additional train now runs every day ex'
cept Sunday to Pntchosue and principal stations, lsSv-
Ing Long Island City 30. Brooklyn o5 p. %. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
TIE PROGRAMME TO DAY.

The GIoat Eclipse Stakes. the guaranteed value Of which
is $50 600 be contested Morris PARK to-day. The
field probable is not large but il full quality
aud a lively contest should De Don Alonzo will
show how good he Is a straight track. Many already
regard him the winner, but the issue may be- more
uncertain than the shicwiest turilncn think.
Tho other have Brought out good lists 81
Following Is the programme in full:
FIRST -Wetcrwcigat handicap sweep .skes. for
thrceyesrold, and upward Of t20 each. with ~ 900
nh ~ fmil1 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

Two.base hi,e-ward. smith. slcrhce hits-Grnin DAT
ley, Handbook H.ckey. T Buns. Stolen oases-War1 ::
f.t base ballsJoyce . Brouthers Griffin Cor;ora9.
Dai.y Miller Bccklcy Erst base on crrors-BTo oklyn J.
rltsture ). Mnc pi,ches-smith l. HsddocA l. struck
bauer Farrell T. Burns Double pl1ys-Ward. Brouthcr,
and Corcoran Iaddock and Bgou'hers Umrre-Shesid,n
Iimc-l 80.
Wards the second game. but only after an
eleven con:s,. The Plttsbug nine he'd lead Of
3 to / up 10 tie ninth inning when tie home PLAYERS
runs, making ule game even. base on balls,
force error by T. Burns. hit by Corcoran and a
saerI.c by O'Hr'n gave the runs.
Iu tie eleventh Inning the homo players scored the
winning run amid Wild applause. grimm weat first
called balls and by Baldwin put him third.
H. scored on an error By Farrell. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

Oae ont when winning scored .
r I.1ao3}9a ...~ 3 Q Q Q 9 Y-9
Earned runs Pittsburg Three oa 80 ht--O 1 rlen
Two.ba-n hit,-Wari, Grinn. Daly, beckeN. C9ikatn
Sacrifice h.tNlcr. First blsc or hlls-By Hart smith
by stein Miller Corkhtl by Bo,dwR b WGH S.n g.
First las0 clrorr-BroOklin s. w "a I..nn-
Stein l. struck out-By Hart. Bierbaucr BY STEM
Ticrhoucr Shucart Bcokcy Farrll smith t9r nin
baldwin ; Baldwin. Jovco burne. brlnh " brIeh'
Day UmpIe-Shcrliln. Time IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
HIRES ROOT Beer
w. II. McCerthys br c. So. Anthony. 10 - %
uJoyee-t SOL io-i
~ 49, - TarllI 3 81 81
Res, Brand tSnu-l " eD-l q
The IIOunl,trr. 100 lLittl"rrld .
II. lkeuny. I22. fIiouIi'l
Hamilton. TO- Berg % ~

MutuslsKennlec stf1lgh, paid SIS 20 pln'" -" ~
st. Anthony place $50 -.
Harlem Fair Play. Fdrlio and Roller were withdrawn
ST. Anthony made the running of SIX fmlons- followed IN
order by nrind Kcnncicc. Entre ami Hamilton III
fprlo1g seemed anyDys race. but az ~" &C.
Fitzpatrick lifted his mount % he front ana
Keanebcc Won all by length; 81 Anthony i" ond
short Entire who hea, Hamilton hall length
FIFTH RACE-Fcr files two yc1Is old. Special weight
coaGitlons. Five ;uIiuns..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

HTTT1HIVI -
Cincinnati D. New.York . Frs: ba.r ON balls-Qn
puryCa ; on Ru.ic >. Struck out-By Duryta 4. by
Rusie = Tafcc.basc hit--LAtham. Two-llse hit
OMEN. sacrifice ht.-llolday, browning. Rusie.
Double plav-Ncl'hcc. smith and Comlskev. Hit BY
pitcher-IyGls UmpireC onnely. Time Of e1ne-l 30.
Two superily played games were witnessed by 230i
people at Eastern Park brooklyn yesterday between the
Brooklyn and Pttsburg teams. Wards men won both
games Y, had nothing spare In either The remark
able aIaround playing Of Ward the real feature Ct
the game lie opened the contest with home run. did
terrific batting throughout and accepted round dozen
chances In the ne1. Farrell and O'Hrien made clever
no scOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

FIFTH RACE-scng swccpstakes $50 each 81 coo added
1--WE furlongs.
Entries % close at noon TO-DAY.
SIXTH RACE-For all ages. sweepstakes q go each
with al 900 added. Weights II above :hc scale The
winner 10 be sold at auction Seven furlongs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

Mu.uas-MenGi.ont straight iad s1 o5. place - 20;
Ti.clc pla"o 2lG -
Courslp did not start having run in the hr't race Inc
fc on the first br"tkaway 10 excellent s'ni-oF
Lcc took the lead quicky and remained IN front for NIL
a mile. when she colard De- MnGicent Rand"D
went to he whip the end - haH nile ard was eHctu
ely beaten Mend!cant seemed 20 - winning lily. but
Li.eg came with doggod determination and fought 10
finish Mcndlcant winning by length only; Lcg second.
three lengths before Ealndfop.
SIXTH RACI--For th'eo.ycnr-olds and upward. Selling
one mile and sixteenth.
Betting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

W G. DAYS hr. h. Cynosuie ly Tom och.
iltrce-C ycoae. yr.., lO2 u car. 100
Cfambeyj 81 -
w. 4. Speir-s b.. z War Duke, I
Sweeney . FL 81
ID T.. Pulslfcrs b.. h.. KirkOVcr. I. 1Oi....
(pe'ahantyJ3 q 10
Vernon g. 1Oo. tSteNen.Onl0 81 81
Gettysburg g. JOG (caI. lO5 Iamilton)O So b
Time II T..
Muuas-Cyno.ure stIaight lgid sl5 60. place sl0 30
War Duke place seO -.
Cyncsue led from start % finish. and won. ridden ont
Ly length War Duke ord. length, before kroycr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

SECOND RACE-For thrce-year-ods and upward thrc--
year-ods TO 100 n. fouryearods and upward to
carry III. 4 sweepstakes Of 50 each. with al 500
added. One mile and qua'er.
Name. VT. Name. w.
Tcnny Reckon
Stratbmeatl 1l2 Ick pocict %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

FOr RITZ RhCE-t'REAT ECLIPSE STAKES. for
ycarolds \ Sweepstakes u $3.50 each, he club to
guarantee the value Of the stake 10 5000
Of which 5000 tho .ccond and ~ q the third
Closed August IL 1891. with 15s nominations Of
(which 40 declared SO ond 20 s2J. Six furloncs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

81 use Hires Root Beer winter and
summer. suffered with dyspepsia very
much, and it has done me more good, and
civen me more relief than anything |
have ever taken, and I recommend it to
ALL, E. J. LEE,
al Mifflin ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-28
The CHILEAN Affair.

Chill has made sati.faetory apology. and
the controversy between the United s:stel
and that country is regarded as settled. ex
cept az to details. The only question ia al
TO the amount Of ibdemnity to be paid fo,
the attack on the Baltimore eailors. Thls Ii
not regarded as important, In view Of the
fact that the principle involved has been Ee.
cognizsd By Chill.
Mr.. B!ount, chairman ofths Ecuse com
mi.tee on foreign sf.irs, after an interview
yesterday with Secretary Blaine upon TIE
situation created by the recent telegram
from the Gillian secretary of foreign sffaire,
sumDed 1t up by saying: "The bottom hss
dropped out OF the whole thing. The ad.
ministraliou would not have a straw 10
stand on II it continued to make demand,
with that dispatch Ia iis face. But I have
no idea that they are going to force IL any
further. No one can read the entire corres.
pondence, gentlemen, without feeling the
utmost sympathy st the almost humiiistine
stti,uds Of the Gillian government" The
reply of Chill to the effect that chs will with.
draw the Malta note, will Dot eek for Egsn'a
recall and will eabnit the q1sstion Of tbs
Valparaiso rios TO srbittation or 10 the o. 8.
supfema Court, Ia declared By Mr. Blaine
autho:i.asiysly, according to Mr. Bioaut, to
be perfectly satisfactory to the govern.
nent.n Mr.. Blaine seemed 10 be very much
elated over the dispatch. es indicating that
the Whols controversy is DOW st an end.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-28
VIRGINIA FEFs.

Virginia oRns 10000 acres Of oyster
lsrds.
Miza. solHs Hough died in Lsesburg CT
Tuesday.
4r. High Brown Cameron. of Beat
and ar. Jno. ". FsWsree, OF Rscsclto~n,
died recently.
Bishop Dadlsy reached Richmond CT
Tuesdsy morning to attend tae funeral 81
hla sister, Ara Fox.
The safe Of Csp.. J. D. Kirby. OF Wsrrsr.
d. vss driven open on Tuesday night sud
sbeus los II dollars OF money and hundred
dollars nore Ct notes eud checks we're
t,ken .hsreffou.
Miss Sarah a Newly died On Sunday last
near Ciarkso7, Culpeper, of grip. aged rina.
, 81 yesre. Capt Robert Rrowp, Of Kappa
haanock county, died on the 2lst, sged
seous seTeuty yesr.. He Was one Of the
best soldiers in tha Sixth Virginia Cavalry
during the war. NJ. Henry Ca,yi,o Glad
on Monday last near Brandy s si.or, O!
grip. aged aooat IS years.
The trial OF TAFT Hall. The slayer Of nine
Teen men and he murderer Of Policeman
Hiiton At Norton, commenced there 90
| Tussdsy. a great throng OF friends and
en:n.es of gha sceu:ed were 10 ,ndaute
and haze IL con:iderabls apprehension O.
80 attenp; &c either rescue or lynch him
The ttis: will Consume several days, and
the general oyinion il that tie verdic. ofths
jury will be gully OF mu,de. In tae fir
d.gree."
a. Abingdon, Va, Tuesday, the case O.
D.. a P. Baker, charged with tae mufde'
o! bis wife, wa called. The venire visa ex
bsusted and oniy three competent lroti
we're obtained. The court announced tina
venire ebculd be summoned from Bote
touit county. The three Jurors chosen
were adjourned urt.l to-day. 1t has beer
.uggeeted to Baker that he sb:cond on th'
frs: cportunity, but he scorns the Idea, cay
ing. he will SO to ihs galloTR like nan
convict d.
Ire COMMITTEES 10 iaYeatissts tha bank
failure IN Warren:on held Conference
with the attorneys in I "a pace CD Tuesda5
1856. 1. lie believed By tbs commit ee tina
crmina! charges can be successfully prose
c1ted and they will endesvcr to obtain lie
ld;tt nants as the next term Of the Count!
Court. The casa o! Po!tsn against Rcseo
berger, Spindle and Co. VISA postponed b.
the p,gintifi'a counsel, because OF the 40
sencs OF material Witnesses In The Gaze. unti
February court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-28
From Chill

LONDON jan. % -rne Times 70 day PUB.
liaaes dispatch from Sans aga saying that
Chill expresses her wiiliugnesa 10 have eth.
es Spain o. B'sz!l scs IS medla,or 10 her
differences With the United Ssssee, but tbs.
public opinicu Is il favor OF sIbmiitin2 ie
questions to he arbitration OF tie Supreme
O9urs OF he United States. American res.-
dents in SAT- ago publicly dsnaod the csn.
ceiling o.tle exeqoatur OF Mf. Vim B. Nc
Cresry, the consul Of the UnIted Slater at
Valparaiso. Reports from lhs Uaned
Safes received s5 sanilsgo declare that
President Harrison has decided to recall
NJ. gan, the American minister.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-28
TsUgspAY EvzaIEa. JANUARY %.
g. --o-nze ali the foreign pewspapsrs

No woEDzR all the foreign ne"spspef7
,,djcols tits csuo.y for the bullying psfi
II h.s tsken in the Chill efair, especially q
ann Of its ueRspspers gloa: over the SUD-
n,.si N Of the little republic to the over,
v5.Imipg force Of the government, aoo
maze great ADD over vh1t ;ney .sim
Cb1l,,s aca.k.dozn" a1d chiii's "surrende'.
Tn.,e 7as 10 bsck-down or saF'sndsr IT,
,olesd il the uaaer. Chilli, weak ii!se
MAJ an a. bes:, and now juss on; CT the
thross OF az luxurious in.ernecioe var, "ss
t,res.enec, without any even pians'ole, el
alone ios,iSabIe reaaou, WITH in7aaoa oS
f,,elzn goveIrmsnt, ine1haustio.e IN liz Eup'
plieg Of rea ard money, uniesa sne apo.e'
al 10, an ofsnse she had never commit
ted and az there Is 10 sensa in opposing the
,ney;t,ble. shs accepted the situation and
c,molisd with the demand with coed grace
Rot sbe had rot ken position, snd there
fare oou.d nos lave backed down" frcn 1t,
and to ,s.sxpreas regret tcv az accidental oe'
cu,,ence sid to Eugzes. arbitration 'asce'
t,sna saysraroa CT International relations
eure,v canno. be emit u:d into su''
rerder.o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-28

RICHMOND LADIES AT BALL-The ball for
the bsneh5 Of the Society for the Preservation Of
Virginia Antiquities iosk place in the Academy Of
Music in 5ichmond Isss night The attendance
was 70. as large So at the previous big balls, nor
was the entertainment IS whole as successful
The curtain WAS rupg up upon the tsbleau Of
janis I. AID His Court" In which Hiss hay
Handy took the part Of Ques n, in a costume Of
white satin, with long mantle trimmed with cr-
mine. DR.. Charles N. Darlington was King, in
suit of psle blue satin, with caoe Of blue pluEh,
srimmed with erniue. Miss Martha Bsgty rep
reseuted Pocahontas. She wore white eatin
skirt, embroidered in gold, with crimson bro.
csde oyerdrtsy ard mantle.
after he presentation Of Princess Matoass, the
swsrthy hued bssu.y, to the Kiag and Qaeen tho
f.blear becsmo truly rraas Entertaipnsns for
the famed yeueg Indiln princess hsd been pre-
parea by the roysl host and hostess In the form Of
ten graceful young complies who dsnced the Sara
hand. \ fsmous court dance in the sixteenth cen.
Fnry. Rh.n the ssrsband had ceased 8 great
clash and outpouting of enlivening nusic pro-
clsimed the bail open fer the participation OF al
z,reeent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-28
Foreign News.

MADgID, Jan. IS -Toe local srtlorili:s
Of BuOso 8ers able II hold tie ri. te:5
10 cheek, sud The had masters pretty much
t?eI' own way urtii iass evening hea Gen.
Lana ard his thEse battsliors arrived It
tie sosne. Geo. L'ma gave the strikers to
| understand that shcu,d tbs occasion arise be
would ehoos all rio:ers down ~ithctt mercy.
This determined ao;ion Of the military CON.
nardst had the desired ef.c. aud t,.iiy
everything is quet.
CoPsNEAess, Jao. 28.-These hss been
grea: crease IL tes n1nb.E Of victims Of
ionaetz. ia this city
LONDON, jan. IS s 7srai Ct The E5glh 4
papa.a t..dsy p iJ'ed SO alleged dispatch
f:on Washington in watch IL Is es:er.ed
taas Ptesidea. HARRISON y@.t.sdag Informed
tie Senate commiiles CO fo-eieo relst iocs
t,as tas a3sEer Ct Cali tt the ii. q. tim
vs= rsc Tei bafo'e b : Il .sSsgs ~45 sani to
Congress, bit =. ae WIS 10. a1sre ofis
c,ot:uti. owing 20 the fstt ;ast IL vas MT
Translated lato EaRii-h un.il after The re:.
sage had been delivered 80 O,ugre:s. Ba.-
lag s couuenss up9n this essz,t!or tia
St JAMES Gazette this eft ,rnoon says: II
tae story 10 true Piesidau; harrison Is dis.
grsce], and has made hinae rd'culous.n
LONDON, Jan 25.-L>fd Chef Jus.ics
Oolarldge, who vas recovering fr5n 81 a..
ta7s Of lrfae1z1. has aad reisp.4.
BUDA PEsTE, Jan. % The elections f5r
mamoers of the Huogsrian DIT have con.
me1oed. The animoaIties OF the political
parties are at aucd fayar hsss that the
government has iakea meAso,ss 20 pre7e.t
disturbance OF the psaoa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-28
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
The Presidents Message On the CHILEAN
Affair.

washington, Jan 2S.-The following ls
| the Presidents message tranEmitsing the ad'
di.iopal GILLIAN correspondence 10 Congress:
To The Senate and House Of Representatives: ;
It,ensu herewith sddiion.l correspond.
ence between this government and the gov
ernment Of Chill, consisting Of 8 note Ct Nh.
Montt, the Cniisn Minister a. tbis Capital,
80 Mr.. Blaine, dated January 3 d; 5 reply
Of Mr.. B aire thereto OF date January 2fio,
and dispatch from Mr. Ega1. oas Minister
ct Santiago, trsnsm.ttipg he response OF M.
Pareirs, TIE Cailisn Miliher Of Foreign AT
fs!rs, 10 the note Ct Mr.. Blaine ci Jarusr5
2l.s, = bich was received d ne on the 20
| lns.. Tee note o, Tx. MOTT to Mr. B!sine,
though dated January % &c, wss not de!iT-
cred az the State Department Until sfse' u
O'clock meridian Of tEs 25:n, and was rot
| translated SID lis rece;iE Notified to me nr-
Ill late in the afternoon OF that day.
The reapocse OF Mr. Pereirs to or note Il
sSe 2lsi wiIhdra@s, win acceptable e1p1ss-
sions of regret. the offsG:ivs note OF Mr.
; Ms,ts CT the 18th uit.. ard also the request
for the recall Ct MIR. Essn. The tresluent
of the incident o, the assau upon the ssi!-
o,s OF the Bilriucre is 80 conci.iaso,y and
friendly that an of the opinion that there
Ia good prospecs that the differences grow.
! ing out Ct tbs; serious sfair can low be sd-
| ja:t:d upon terms Satisfactory to this gov
eminent By The usual methods sni Withou.
special powers i;om Congress. This tu.D In
the affair IL very gratifying to ne, IS sp
sure IL will be to TIE Corers:s and CT, PEG
pie. TIE general supper. # III, ,fJr:s Of
| !na Executive 10 enforce the Is. right Il he
nation in this matter has given On Instruct.
| i've ard useful iIiustrstica OF the unity ard
patriotism of orr people.
sbcuid il bs Dece.s ary, viii again com
municate With Copg.ees upon the sntl=c;.
| BENZ BAgRIsoN.
Washington. D. c., January IS. 1892.