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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-04-15
AustrO-Wegry
Wlede15 ii kwietnia.

Jak co roku, tax i dzisiaj
we Wielki Czwartek, cesarz
Franciszek J6zef dope}nA ce-
remonii mycia n6g dwunastu
starcom, ma pamiatka mycia
n6g aposto}om przez Zbawicie,
la. Dwunastu mezczyzn, kt6-
rym cesarz dzisiaj my} nogi,
liczyio razem 1858 lat wieku,
Ca}y dw6r by} ma tel uroczy-
stosci obecnym. Kazdy ze star
COW otrzyma1 po uko6czeniu
ceremonii cd cesarza woreczek
z 80 re1skimi, a po sniadaniu
W jednej ze sal pa1acu, dwor-
ska kareta odwioz}a starcow
do dom6w. Mn6stwo ludzi ze-
bra}o sic W okolo pa}acu, aze-
by przypatrzyc sic jadacym
starcom.
Szkoda zrzadzona przez po.
zar W Leonfelden, wynosi, jak
sic okaza}o, pol miliona rem
skich. Me ma watpliwo$ci, re
ogie6 by} pod}ozony W okoli
cy panuje wielka trwoga przed
podpalaczami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-04-15
dlu j przemysle, tax, re przy.
sz}osc kraju przedstawia sic W
barwach bardzo posepnych.
Modryt, IA kwietnia

Hiszpania.
Madryt, IA kwietnia.
Me spe}ni}y sic nadzieje
publicznosci, re energicznym
dzia}aniom policyi uda sic
przyt}umic wszelkie anarchi.
styczne porywy. Kiedy are
sztowano Delboche'a, Ferreire
Munoza, jakis czas by}o spo-
kojnie, ale teraz ma nowo we
wszystkich stronach kraju
anarchisci ma nowo broic po-
czei.
Zdawaio sic poczatkowo, re
anarchisci zaprzysiegli zgube
tylko w}adzom rzadowym i W
og6lnosci urzednikom; ostatnie
zajscia natomlast udowadnlaJa,
re chodzi i'm W og6lnosci o
mordowanie, a ME o polityczne
wzgledy. Dowodem ma to SO
mianowicie zajscia we Wielkl
Czwartek.
W Cadiz, tax jak we wszy.
stkich znaczniejszych miastach
Hiszpanii, obchodzi sic Wielki
Czwartek uroczyscie naboze1-
stwami po koscio4ach i proce-
syami po ulicach miasta. W
dzisiejszej procesyi mn6stwo
ludzi wzieFo udzia}. Ulice,
przez kt6re przechodzi}a pro
cesya, przepe}nione by4y ludz-
mi, kt6rzy naboznie sic pocby-
lali, kiedy pr1echodzif kap}an
Przenajswietszym Sakramen'
TEN. Nagle rozleg} sic stga,
szliwy hulk pochodzacy z dw6ch
petard rzuconych miedzy ludzi.
Powsta} pop}och nadzwyczaj-
ny wszyscy rrtowali sic ucie-
czka, Gaia procesya poszfa W
rozsypke. Mn6stwo ludzi 20
sta}o ciezej lub lei pokaleczo-
nych przez odfamy petard, ale
na szczescie mkt nie zosta} "a,
bity. Ci, kt6rzy petardy rzu-
cili, znikli W t1umie. Procesya
powr6ci}a do kosciola, gdzie
odby}o sic dziekczynne nabo.
ze1stwo "a to, re mkt ME
zosta} zabity. Policya'zarzadzi
sledztwo jak najenergiczniej.
sze. Juz aresztowano DUO
os6b podejrzanych.
Take W Valencii areszto-
wano wielu anarchist6w. Tu.
tejsze w}adze otrzymuja ciagle
listy pogr6hkami, ma kt6re
jednakze ME zwazaja. W je
dnych listach mieszcza sic
grozby, re urzednicy zostana
zabici, W inuych, re gmachy
rzadowe wyleca W powietrze.
Policya strzeze pilnie budyn-
kdw i ma oko ma wszystkich
znanych jej anarchistow.
Zw}aszcza czeste SO grozby,
re Wysadza W powletrze ko-
scio}y i ludzie istotnie obawia-
ia sic do koscio}6w uczeszczac.
Munoz zezna}, re zamiarem
jego by}o koscio}y wysadzic W
powietrze.
Madryt, IA kwietnia,
Munoz z}ozy} zeznanie W
jaki spos5b sporzadzaja sic
bomby tego rodzaju, jak by}a
bomba znaleziona przy budyn-
ku kortez6w. Zapalaja sic one,
skoro jakls czas poleza3y we
wodzie. Oswiadczy} wprost, ze
zamierza1 wrzucic takie bomby
do woody swieconej W koscio-
ZACH. Potem towarzyszy} Sc
dziemu i innym urzednikom..do
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TGlGgTamy ZagraHlGzns.

TelegTamy ZagraHiGzls.
Mycie n0g W pafacu cesarskim
we Wiedniu.
ZazdrOSe Niemiee Wzgledem Sta
now ZjednOczOnych.
Sp0r miedzy WfOchami a Stana-
mi Zjedn. zafatWiOny.
Anarehistyczne gWafty W Hisz-
panii.
KedyW W Egipeie intrOnizOwany.
Stan Oblezenia W Rio de Janeiro
znieSiOny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-04-15
ROk III.
Ulice: dzielnicy zachod.: :Po

Ulice: dzielnicy zachod.: .:Po-
wers.
Szko}y: Ernst.
Koleje zelazne: Carey.
Gaz, elektryczne swiaAo, ETC.:
Kenny.
Ogie1, woda: Stuckart.
Koncesye: Hummel.
Budowy: Biegler.
Policya: Mahoney.
Protestujacy przeciw wybo-
rom niekt6rych kandydat6w
Ernst, Burke, Marsch, Dahl
mann i Oberndorf, oswiadczy-
Ii, ze pretensye swe przedioza
komitetowi wyborczemu Rady
miejskiej. Sedzia Scales po.
lec} tedy klerkowi Taylor, a.
zeby kandydatom, kt6rzy po.
zyskali wiekszost wedle prze.
d}ozonych wynik6w wybor6w,
wystawi} certyfkaty wybor-
cze.
Alderman Kent, przewodni.
czacy republika6skiego komi-
tetu nominacyjnego, mianowa3
wczoraj nastepujacych alder
man6w cz}onkami swego ko-
mitetu. Madden, Kerr Noble
z dzielnicy po}udniowej, Bid.
will, Swift, Keats, Kent z dziel-
nicy zachodniej, Muelhoefer,
Pfster dzielnicy po}nocnej,
Kandydatki do Rady Szkolnej,
w Evanston W przyszfy
wtorek odbeda sic wybory
cz}onk6w Rady szkoinej. Ko.
mitet klubu kobiet W Evan
ston nominacye nastepujace O.
g}osi}: ma prezydentks PAM
Gertruda Singleton, ma radczy.
ME PAM Emily M. Clifford /
pani Isabella A. H. Trumble.
POzar W Lake View.
Wczoraj rano powsta} pozar
W Lake View i przy tel sposo-
bnosci okaza}o sic znowu, ze
dow6z woody jest tam niedo-
stateczny. Pozar powsta} rano
o godz. 5 ma pierwszem pietrze
budynku Mr.. s St. James
place, blisko N. Clark str. i
szybko sic rozszerzy}. Oko}o
Is minut straz ogniowa ME
zdo}a}a skutecznie pracowac,
gdyz ,,hydrantu" tylko Gle
niutki promied wody wytry-t
ska} Dopiero p6zniej nap1y-
ne}o wiecej woody i ratowat
MONA by}o lepiej. Szkoda
zrzadzona przez po2ar wynosi
S16,500. f....a
W sprawie towarzystw budownf.
czych i pozyczkowych.
Wczoraj zgromadzili sic re.
prezentanci r6znych iowa.
rzystw budowniczych i pozy-
czkowych 10 Stan6w celem
za}ozenia ligi takich towa-
rzystw obejmujacej Gale Stany
Zjednoczone. zgromadzenie
sk}ada}o sic z Is sekretarzy
prezydent6w takich iowa
rzystw. Prezydowa} sedzia
Seymour Dexter, prezydent
ligi Stanowej nowoyorskiej, a
Henry Rosenthal zosta} obra-
ny sekretarzem.
Celem tel ligi ma bye zwia.
xxi stanowe po}aczyc i zwiazki
miejscowe wzmocnic przeciw
bytniemu rozwielmoznianiu
sic krajowych towarzystw bu.
downiczych pozyczkowych.
Prezydent Dexter pofozyi ma.
cisk ma pozyteczne mnozenie
s;o +ouor1ue+u hudowniczvchi
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Przybycie parOwc0w.

Philadelphia: Indiana z
Liverpoolu, Maine Londynu.
Londym:: British Empire
Bostonu, Europa z NY. sygn.
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ula sig uuac LID H1ol0 "0Soio
du6skiej parry kr6lewskiej, od'
wiedziG cesarza Wilhelma W
Poczdamie.
Wielka Brytania.
LOndya, IA kwietnia.
Cesarz Wilhelm przes}a{ do
profesora Maxa Muellera W
Oxfordzie depesze, W kt6rej W
wyrazach entuzyastycznych
winszuje studentom tamtejsze-
90 uniwersytetu zwyciestWa
odniesionego mad kolegami W
Cambridge przy wyscigach
wodnych ma Tamizie.
Brytyjska barka Falls of
Carey, kt6ra Is grudnia re
San Francisco ma Queenstown
do Havre'u wyjecha1a, W ka'
male spotka}a sic z parowcem
brytyjskim ,,Thetis" i tax mo-
enc zosta}a uszkodzona, re mu-
siala zawinaG do Plymouth,
gdzie dokonano potrzebnych
reparacyj, poczem uda3a sic W
daisza podr6z do Havre'u.
Francya.
Pary5, IA kwietnia.
lie Soir" donosi, re krewni
Ravachola oswiadczyli na pod
stawie przed}ozonej i'm foto-
grafii aresztowanego anarchi-
sty, re wiezie6 ME jest stano
wczo Ravacholem, tylko pod
szy} sic pod tegoz nazwisko.
Anarchiste Matthieu uwol-
Mono dla braku dowodow,
jakoby by} wsp6lnikiem Ra-
vachola.
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Nienncy.
Berlin, IA kwietnia.


Jak zazdrosnemi So Niemcy
ma wp}yw Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych Ma stosunki handlowe W
hiszpa6sko ameryka6skich
prowincyach, illustruje wypa,
dek, kt6ry wlasnie sic wyda-
rzy}. Niemcy po usilnych sta
raniach doprowadzi}y do tego,
re Rad W San Domingo zosta}
zmuszony niemi zawrzeG po-
dobny uk}ad handlowy, jak ze
Stanami Zjednoczonymi. Anne
ryka1ski pose} Phelps W roz-
movie poufnej hrabia Biber.
stajnem wyrazi} sic ma korzysG
San Domingo, a to wyrazenie
sic da}o pow6d gazetom ME
mieckim do og}aszania artyku-
low tchnacych zjadliwoscia i
z}osliwoscia przeciw pos}owi i
przeciw rzadowi Stan6w Zjed-
noczonych. 2ozpisano sic SEE
roko o ,,zarozumia}oscl Sta
now Zjednoczonych'' t. p.
Pan Phelps powiedzia} panu
Biberstein, re ,wcale do niego
ME przychodzi w imieniu swe-
go rzadu, ami z tegoz polecenia
i zupe}nie prywatnie wyraza
mu tylko swe zapatrywanie, IL
jest rzecza niegodna tax potez-
nego pa6stwa, jakiem So Mem
cy, zmuszaG tax ma}y kraj, jak
San Domingo, by zawiera} u
k}ady z rzadem niemieckim
wbrew interesom Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych. Biberstein cd,
powiedzia}, re mic ME wiedzia}
o tenn, azeby stany Zjednoczo-
ne posiada}y jakies prawa pro-
tektoratu mad San Domingo
i re Niemcy tylko praw swo-
ich strzeg}y, doprowadzajac do
owego uk}adu.
Post" .dzisiaj donosi, re DR..
Cannon w szpitalu Moabit6w
'odkryl bacylle ospowe.
ROsya.
Petersburg, IA kwietnia.
Car zamierza po odwiedzi-
mach W Kopenhadze, dokad
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WU y -< w
Dzisiaj W pa1acu Abdin Cd
by}o sic uroczyscie Madame
lennosci nowemu wicekr6lowi
Egiptu. lOdczytanie frmanu
The sun., 1892-06-10
FLOWER PARDONs ONE CoyvrCE
Ills yIsi, 10 Auburn Results In the Re,e,..
of William Mend of This CIV

AuBunN. June a.-Gov Flower carly this
morning began to interview tho convicts In m,
prison who have petitloncd him for cxecutiy,
clcmcncy. Among thcm were Ben All. com.
monty known as Jack the Eirrcr;" Iack
Welsh, tho prison incorrgiblo: Joo Elliott.
the once famous forser who. besides his Grim
innl record, enjoys the distinction of cinE IN,
OF tho cnly two mon who evcr surrcodcd In
escaping from tho Turk III Government uriso,
in Constantinoro: Byron pav tho burela-:
RcnrEo. the train roNh'r; Wvmnn. tho IA,
prisoner WHO was cXoncrated OF the crime for
which I've was convicted by Newman in a
dcathbcd confession somc months ago. md
nearly all the mhsr lilo prisoners In tho nsti.
tuition.
!iopN Of executive cIcmcncv was held ont f.,
Cnly iour or I've. although the Govcrnnr
promised to take n largo number Of cases
uudor adNiseulcnt A iinn oi 500 was re.
mittrd IN oug case. and me man was pHrdonsl
outright THIS was William Mead. n vornI
New Yorker Of good iawiiy who is living ~
cunsumrtion. After listening at tho man,
bedside 10 his plra for mercy and the opinion
nr pr. sawyer. thn Irison physician, who
thought Tho man could Only live a few days.
tac Governor told Wardcn DurSton To- teIe.
graph MCais mother to comcani got him,
Tho Governor expressed himarl. as we'll
pleased with the discipline of the institution.
The pnrts lott for Rochester ~ inspect the
Nunr,c county penitcntiarY. and later visited
tho state Fish Hatchery at Caledonia.
The sun., 1892-06-10
"Sica rrIcd" Performed In Iondon.

LONDON Juno 9-Thr German opera season
opened last night with Eicgfricd." EesiIcs
other famous singora, such names as Fran
Iosa Sucher. tho weil-known dramatic
soprano: Herr Rechmann. tho Hayreutb
and New York baritone, aud Herr GreDcg.
z Bayrruth bass. have been added to thn
lis! Of artists. The. orchestra whose nor
reinforced. and last nj, 1t nrnrly ono hun.
q, nrGd rrrI2rn'"ns m n'myrG Wanner's surc.b
ban. Grengr, Inrrnt, and Ni"sand. and Fran. .Fral.
lcins fro"!irh. Tranhmnnn, and Sucher. The
mnf'c'worE was interpreted conscicntiously
house was II He'd Inderd.it has heen useless i,r
days to inGuir. f." seats, and the audience IN
AR. and fnHhonakie circles in London. Tie
hwnd ON u!,cnc" has not. however. beon cllu-
ritsI w I" WAGNER, ,anl the applause which
th. elect "i orehcstrnton after sone brilliant
The sun., 1892-06-10
Fzrrss COLUMNS IN THE DESERT
The Dervishes TraveiiinS Many Miles to
syocp Down on Egy ptinn urniets.

LONDON. Juno o.-The dervishes OF the Nile
haye been playing serious jokes upon the
Egyrtian garrison which is kert at Wndy Halin
for tho purpose OF guarding tho frontier. Tho
dervishes live about 100 miles south. In Don
gola. Recently thcy have low and then crossed
the border. mounted on excellent camcls. and
raded Egyptian towns north OF Nady lialia.
escaping south Of the frontier again bo'oro
they could lie caught.
Before thoir latest raid tho Egyptian officers
got wind OF tho fact that an expedition was
coming north. and SO they made ready TO
meet 1t Mt various points down tho Nile.
They had every hamlet garrsoncd FOR about
forty miles north OF Wady Hal'a. Then the
dervisEes suddenly appeared out OF the desert
and swept down uron tho hH inlet Of Sierra. Just
four miles north of the nearest Egyptian post.
They occupied tho village for over two hours.
aud committed terrible atrocities cutting up
women and children and Juggling Off nll tho
plundor they could conveniently carry. Tho
cavalry camel corps WAS sen III pursuit oi tnN
MahdistS. tut t"tnrnrd after a vain chnso
lnsting thiity-SiN hours. 4 heavy slnd storm
ciP0 Of It. ND a"" '"' '''S''"'' escaped IN 'r'''
1T has been tho plan of these followers of tho
miles out Of sight oI thn inhabited rri!ion
along tho river, and then ,suddroly sw"np
soon after as rapidly As they npprHrcI. SoHir-
how thcy have usually mann:.ci T. Ert exact
ihhFihHtlnI as 10 INC Hl'tN.IN OF lno lGlItldn
iorceS and where they aga lucatoh, while thu
EGvltians. though their s!ic, keep them woll'
informed nf the ,iervish moNomcnts, have arCu
unnLlc. with their s'nall allowance Of cavalry.
effectively to Introl several hANdrrl miles OF
river hunks II is rr0habl' that tho cavalry
force will soon hr increased ia urdct 10 rHt u
stol to lhcSC troublesome Ia ids and to prevent
u possinl. invasion that the d"rvshcs may he
inc lined to carry OUT ncNt sprir.:.
Dongoin is n ri III. fertile country on tho chgo
OF the great desert. Els said that the huh'tsts
IN thHt rngion have Guundan' food supplies
= HI Ilnp mar i,n,, tllnn nf .tN.
llulfa.
The sun., 1892-06-10

They Pull Away from Columbia Freshmen m,
and Finish In Fast Time.

ITHACA. June 3.-Thc Cornell and Columbia
freshmen crows rowed over tho two-milc
course on Lake CayuEa this afternoon. and
Cornell wor 10y six lengths. Tho time an
nounced wa': Cornell. 10 minutes 80 seconds:
Columbia. l minutes ~ seconds. As the
course is dead water the time is very fast. A
heavy shower. which came up Just before tho
sands. The crowd was largely made up Of
Cornell students. Columbia supporters were
few and far between. There was absolutely
no betting. except uron the distance that Cor
nell would lead.
At 4la o'clock Referee richards cautioned
the men and sent them OF. Cornell having tho
course next t. the shore. Columbia being
nearer the centre Of the Lake. Cornell started
at forty strokes and Columbia ut thirty six.
At the half mile. when the crews overlook tho
fleet OF boats that were waiting for them Cor
nrll had two lonGths' lead, and from ,nat point
they kept steadily Enini inG. Columbia spurtci
at the mile. but Cornell responded BY hitting
their stroke upto iorty-two and Columbia cii
far in tho rear. Cornell crossed tho iin Sh IN
fine form and turned and rowed back over tho
course with the varsity crew. and 10th in
dnlgcd in frequent spurts
There was a big crowd at the boat house
when cornell returned. and tho crew were
drawn through the town and on to the camp
nmit yelis and fireworks. The various mem
lnt ion were made by President Adams en-
President White. President-ncct Schurman.
Dean White and Profs Fuertrs and WhecIcr
night.
Columbia crow who was used up was No s.
The crews were : follows.
The sun., 1892-06-10
In Narche-Lynch.

pretty wedding occurred at IL o'clock YES
torday morning in St Francis Naver's Church
in West Sixteenth strcst. The bride was Miss
Clara Josephine Lynch. daughter OF tho lnto o
Peter Lynch. and the bridegroom was Mr..
Henry Jules La Marche OF Brooklyn. The
Rev. n. n, Mckinnon OF the Society of Jesus.
performed tho marriage ceremony. and after
ward eel 'bratcl the nuptial mass. Miss
Lynch entered the church with her brother.
Mr.. Thomas J. Lynch. She wore white satin.
the full skirt and high bodice being trimmed
Win embroidered chiffon and sprays OF orange
llossomS. A large diamond pin. II present
from Mrs. Cutharinc Donohue. an aunt.
secured tho, white silk t7ille veil
to the head. The bride also wore II bow knot
of diamonds presented to her by the bride
nn"ther of Mrs. Donohue's, gifts. Miss Josr-
and large white hat. was the maid of honor
There were no bridesmaids Mr.. Matthew La
Marchee. brother of the bridegroom was best
man. The ushcrs We're the hrothrrs of the
brdegroom Nlcssrs. .IohnN. La Naruheand Vim
cent La Marche. Mr.. Paul Ford. Mr. Thomas II.
OConnor: and Mr. George Austin. The we'd
ding breakfast was served ut the homo of Mrs.
Donohnc. 81 West Fitty-third street. Some of
the guests ut the tabics wore Jndg" Donohue.
Henry, ANY,. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mali. Mr.
and Mrs. James D., Lynch. Mr.. tnd Mrs.
Henri tiouIrd. Miss Thny.r. Miss rnckney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch. and Mr.. aud
Mrs. IuW1ru OGorinau.
The sun., 1892-06-10
LYSCHERs NOT REVEALED.
The Port J~rvis Inquest May Rc-uit In
NothinE-Miss McMshon Talks.


PoET JEnyIs. June aThe Coroner's investi-
cation into tho death OF Bob Lewis was re-
sumcd this afternoon in the Turn Verein Hall
instead OF the corporation rooms Six wit
ncsses were examined to-day. Thus far not a
single lyncher has been identified. and 1t is
the general belief the investigation will end
without discovering who the guilty persons
are.
The witnesses who were examined to-day
were DR.. Sol Van Etten. the physician who
treated Miss McAiahon 3 in juries and examined
tho negro after being cut down. Thore were
sensational stories afioat that he had offered to
60 on nybodys bond that hung the negro.
Tho Doctor Indignantly denied this. or that he
had said anything to incitc the crowd. He had
told the Chief of Police that the assault was
a nerious crime and thnt an immediate effort
should bo mado to catch the culprit. Patrick
Collier. an undertaken. volunteered TO testify
what he knew Of the lynching. He claimed
that he had assisted and had not interfered with
Onicer Yaplos as the testimony Of the latter had
indicated He went with Yaples and the crowd
to have tho negro identified. ON tho march
teS s1 h ne H0yn renohss YS' s %n
guson street l.ewi.. was pulled away, from
Yarcs and rolli.r, He saw the second lynch %
Eel oman. This i. n dirty DEAL
Collier said be dd not see anybody have hold
ut the rope. Nplfpf tllu any DI tne WltneSS8S
that foll6wed soc the men who held the rope.
John Henley. who was, implicated In Officer
Iap!es's Testimony. said:
Some Que attenItcd to throw the ropc over
my head. and warded 1t OIL with any hands
rwo ed tors were on the stand Sherwood
nishtmyer Of the ,. l,ler and w. i D9.y Of the
stranger. also test filed Nothing was elected
to show who pulled up the negro or threw the
ropo over the limb OF the tree. Coroner Hard
morrow and the inquest will close.
Miss McMahon was interviewed to-day. and
her story corrobornted that Of Foley in almost
as to her whereabouts from the time ofleaving
the assault by the negro. Miss Nc
tho a"0n bln on the a' river i~sn b b"nk snd
shadow appeared on nv sunshnde. looked up
and saw tho negro. never had seen him be-
4 ar ks are at hSa eS sRd S"r sT
hly frightened he had such an evil look in his
eyes IT. Then toI him that he lied; moment
was strong boy. called to him. Lewis said.
shut up.' but did not I.cried for my mother
and screamed. He cnught me by the throat
bacome b.; ~ unconsSous. M "' nrst ramombor rem @
sn'p" girls being with mo who brushed
Turned, He assisted me up the bank. and re-
mnined with mo until other help came. He
advised me to go home. Foley then went
away
iicgarlng the hfackmailinG letters. she said
that Foley had sent thom to her threatening
T.. spread the, report that she was guilty OF
@ ohninr I Hranmra n mrnTy ttr NJ sn n
that shc burned it. Notwithstanding Folcy's
demands and threats, the gill still seeks to
shirlI him. One Of black mailing is IN the pos
session of the police. and viii be used at his
lit aIlnE.
The sun., 1892-06-10
THE INEISION or IOCy'STS.
-warnlng Across the Sahnrs ana HiIrhtiuE
the Eccrirns Heyond

Paris. June Q. Tho lorusts which were re-
ported in swarns coming across The Desert of
Sahara about n month ago. have rc;. he'd tho
Mediterranean coast. after crossing. tho Atlas
NJ untalns. There is hardly Il farm in Algeria
and Tunis that is not sUf7rrnG from them
The general situation Is fully rs al as last
year. Tho Government IS spending large sums
of money to mitigate. if il cannot destroy the
evil.
Scores OF miles of dep trenches have been.
dug on the northern side ou which cotton
cloth is stretched on pole s"yrr..l feet above
the ground. The locus.s striking against
this cloth fall by thousands into thc deep
tr"nch IT, from which they are unable to escape.
The natives and colcni.t- ar. ui-o abroad ,tlY
and night. armed with oil aud tu~pcnt no
cans: on which ti,cy play the wilI I"st tom.tnm
music To- fri:shtcn the pest The locuSts hurn
even ,enerer!rh he city of Algiers. but oni in
sna Numh"rs.
IT is h.lievrd that the INSECTS. or n largo
part Of lh"nI. come from clear across tho S.l-
hnrl. originating IN the Suudau. Several
weeks aG" clouds Of them wrIu reported ns
appearing In so'ao f tho desert cases. They
were on their way month,
The sun., 1892-06-10

Miss Grace Scott Bay. daughter OF Mr.
Lewis Baily. was married to Mr. Frank Riggs
Holmes Of Mount Vernon at Slg O'Clock last
night in ST. Andrews Episcopal Church. Fifth
avenue and 12Ith street The ceremony was
performed by the rector. the Rev. DR.. George
b. Nandewater.
Miss Ruby Patterson. the maid OF honor
wore gown Of pale pink Bengalne and sill
ver tulle and a large white straw hat trimmed
with pink ribbons and marguer;cs The
bridesmaids wcro Miss Adds Miller cousin Of
tho bride; Mi Ida Hills Miss Bessie ilbcrt
Miss Marion Oppc. Miss Viola Patterson, and
MiSs Virginia ',oss. They We're in dresses of
white lace. and wore small pearl pms. gifts
from the bride The bridal gown was of Wits
corded silk trimmed with pearls. wkitc bro
cadc and duchcssc lace. She carried a silver
m"untca prayer book. the brideEroon>'s git.
Mr. Robert Wallace Holmes attended his
brother as best man. Messrs. Samuel Noor-
he,s !ohn lFr3wer. Jr,. benjamin Blauv"lt. Ir-
wing Murrar. John Gilbert and Dr. John Nen-
nedy We're the ushers; On account of the r"-
cent death Of the brides mother the reception
held at the rrsidenc"'o OF Mr.. Baly. 81 Nest
l'pih street. was tor tho bridal uarty'and rcla-
tiyrS only.
The sun., 1892-06-10

LONDON Juno "-lt is believed that tho de.
lostVrS iu the New Oriental Bank will, after
some delay. bc Paid in full. On Tuesday
shares of tn" bank were offered for 81. the rar
value being so. Takers ut this figure were
fcw. and it is believed that the shareholders
vii. have little o. nothin. after the depositors
are paid. shares of tho Indian and Chinese
Bank fell slightly to-day, in sympathy with n
E"h.lnl nnrilnG OF unrns,ncss regarding east
Singapore. where the New Oriental has n
branch bank. says the failure has caused no
excitement. KrEardinE the proposition to
re.c9nstr"ct the hank. tho LONDON Tr"rs says:
II tho object is 10 recover the losses by re-
lying upon tEo ultimate general adoption OF
bimotaliiem. u" less support the scheme re-
ccivcS the letter
.or the protection Of the creditors OF the New
OH nat Ianli corporation the management
has presented q petition in bankruptcy and
the subject will como VI for hearing on
Juno ~. "
,hdyg,es from Australia vthat tho branches
Of the New Oriental hapnk at SyInoy anl Mel
bourne have suspended. Their is no panic
The Now Oriental Bnnk has presented it's
rrtition that lis affairs be wound up. The pc.
tit.on will be heard on June ~