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cH,LlAN NEWS.


miaisssr Eg~a's cesrss New Seen In as
Tree Ashs-Neeh ssrpri.e "a sAs gsss.
tssies Locking 10 uls recall
NEW YoRx. Feb 4-The Herald IN.
the following cable news from vaipa.
raiso, Chill. The resolution introduced
In the house ~ representatives nj
Washington requesting President liar.
rison To recall Minister Egan Was read
with interest In Valparaiso aud santi.
ago. Surprise was expressed In many
Quarters that snch resolution should
have been presented to congress-
Without entering into n defense OF
Minister Egan can safely assert that
there has boon an entire change In
public feeling towards him I'm this coun.
try aimee the settlement of the dip
lomstic tangles that have been dls,urb.
ing tho relations Of this country
and the United States His attl,ud.
seems now to be better understood. aud
his serviccs in protecting many proml-
nent members Of the Congregational
party from the vengeance of the lat.
dictator. and In granting an asylum Ia
tho refugees who sought the American
legation after the downfall OF Batma-
ccda, are now generally recognized as
having been both humane and proper
For tho past twslve months Minister
Egan's house has been filled with r.fu-
gees During Balmaceda's Dictatorship
he shielded many OF the leaders 90 tho
congressional party and after Tho fN!i
of Valparaiso many OF those who's. de.
sires for vengeance he had thwar,.d
sought his protection from those who
Ind formerly asked his aid
All the time during the pas, yrar
from ten To thirty refugees represent
ing one or the other factions OF this
country. have been quartcrcd In the
American legation. They have been
entertained and fed entirely ut the OK.
pcnse OF Minister Egnn.
Minister Egan was asked what h.
thought of the resolution. and replied
as follows; ~ court full investigation
OF all my acts. have no fear that
anything detrimental 10 my reputation
would bc discovered My actions
throughout these difiicultica have been
approved 10y secretary Blaine aud the
administration Mt Washington.
crowd OF young men on Monday
night sacked the Office OF La Rcpublicn.
newspaper which had vigorously OPP
posed the present regime. Tho polio.
were not present 10 afford any protcc-
ton
During tho past week there hive
been many large nrcs In Santiago.
from which losses estimated nj 81. 600.
900 have resulted. Insurance agents
believe they were started by incen.
diaries
The naval court of inquiry hRs finish
cd tia investigation into the cause 81
the wreck OF the steamer John Elder.
Capt Parry. Of the Elder. was found
guilty of cnrelcssness. aud his csrtin.
cate was suspended for six months
The certificate Of the chief officer was
suspended for three months
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NOTES from ORIENTAL LANDS.

JAPAN has o radish ten feet IN length.
OPIUM smoking IL absolutely forbid.
den IN japan.
IsDfA has a priest who is drawing "a
pension and is iD lis one hundred and
hfty-sccOnd year.
JERUSALEM ia rapidly becoming again
tho city u the Jews In 1880 there
were probably not more than 1900
Jews there, now there are more than
80 600
WAGES are 30 low IN India that men
may be- hired Tor two dollars month
% do household work a dollar h a
great sum - them and one meal a day
the rule.
CnfSEsg dentists are said % poe.ess a
wonderful powder. which u rubbed on
the gum over the affected tooth. After
an interval u about Eve minutes the
patient is told % succze, wheroapon the
tooth falls out
ONE u tho effects - the earthonate
IN Japan was the sudden disturbing IL
the sen scvcnty-fvc miles from shore
and the deluging II The American bark
IIcspcr with water ~ hot as - b. an.
Parently At The boiling point
PnNcE oEoRoE win 30 nude duke of
Kent
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ing downs. II Is district OF babbling
waters, and fresh winds that. come
blowing freely across the far-rcachinc
slopes; vale of pleasant lights and
faint shadows. full OF sweetness and
restful calm.
There are still some people living
here who have only seen the sea from
their hill-tops, and have never Travelled
by railway in their lives. The Neon. "a
busy little rivulet. goes running
brislSly all about the village. winding
here and hiding there. rcappearing in
the most unexpected spots. and mixing
itself up in all the affairs OF the place.
IL turns thirteen mills. and NEEDLES
with the concerns of good many other
villages before II pours its restless tide
into the Solent at last
The month was April, and the time
four o'clock on Sunday afternoon. A
young man and a girl were standing
side by side, leaning against gate
which opened into wide field. Be-
You'd the field rose softly-rounded
hill, half grass and half woodland; and
over oil there was "a delicious rainy
blue OF the spring sky The pair stood
close together with their hands clasped:
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barrier between them Like the neieA-
hcrs. she was little afraid ~ Lucy.
There WAS only one person who had
ever stepped over the wall Of reserve
that Lucy cromer had built up around
her. Olive Winfield was her sole friend
IL was to her that Olive had first CON
fded the delightful news that Michael
Chase was coming 10 spend n Sunday
in the village; coming down from Ion.
don on purpose To sec his betrothed.
When Lucy pleased she could very
soon set people ~ their case. In few
minutes Michael was answering all her
questions. and feeling battered by the
interest which shc displayed in his
affairs.
While she was drawing him on "a
talk about himself tho difficult tasl).
he WAS admiring her more and more.
and thinking how she might have
helped u man "a rise in the world.
With that quiet sclf-possession and
natural grace, what an admirable wife
she could have beenl lie was glad that
Olive had found such companion; and
Lucy's affection for Olive was evidently
real and earnest When Mrs Hooper
came in and busted herself at the tea
table, she did not disturb the harmony
Of the hour. She was n woman ~ few
words, and although Michael was an
Ezstmeon boy and she had known him
from babyhood. she did not harass him
with those rccollcctions OF old DAYS
which he 80 much dislilcd.
On the whole IL was a happy tea
drinking. and Michael was In high
good humor when he rose 10 60. Olive
went with him little way. lie had tn
walk five miles To pctcrsficld RAILWAY
station; but the evening WAS fresh and
sweet. and every bit OF the old road was
we'll known To him.
The lovers stood still In the pleasant
lane between the budding hedges and
said good-by. lie looked down into
the strong brown light of her eyes. and
felt that hc loved her better than any
girl he had ever seen I'm his life; and he
was conteuted with her firm belief in
him. The wind stirred few curly
brown locks that had escaped from
their pins and he smoothcd them with
a tender hand. She was 80 lovely and
fresh and trustful that he would hav,
given anything, just then. 10 have car
ried her back TO London tn brighten his
Woodworking life there.
"Good-by, dearest Olive" he said.
II wish there could be no more parting.
Hut YOU know / am working for YOU.
Good-by. darling, once more"
This was one OF those moments
which live on through lifetime.
Olive Toasted on that farewell for many
day afterwards. For few seconds
she stood where he had left her, and
then turned homcwards. half happy
and hnlf sad. Some birds were flying
across the sky; there was faint tinlclc
Of sheep-bells from the downs and the
peace OF the Sabbath evening seemed t.
soothe and still her heart
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t~fv pu~ssion
Nsw onLfASs. Feb a--The pol,t.
zeal situation has IA NO way improved
|" IN" last few aays and th. two DEM
scras'c factions. pro and anti-lottery.
sesm NOR. bitter against each other.
The anulostsry faction express the
opinion that the letter Of Air. Morris
withdrawing hn proposition n ruse 20
frsw the opposition % the lottery: that
the supporters ~ th. lottery expect "a,
secure majority Of the Legislature 70 t,s
elected la April. when they will Al
oncc call constitutional convention.
frame new constitution for the state.
'hartering lottery company and de.
ciaring y, adopted without admitting
to the vote 81 the people.
For that rrason the anti-iostrry party
has concluded ~ keep mp i,s organlxs-
ton ne an independent party tn
carry the qusstion of lottery 10
tho polls and try and cleo, full
hnti-iotssry state ticket While IA
generally recognized that Mr..
Morris Ia In eavnest In his letter with.
drawing hi. propo sition. aud declaring
that he would refuse 10 accep, the ex-
tension 81 the charter OF the lottery
company. even " Oh. people voted ~
!, IL believed that n the lottery amend
men, was carried by the popular vote.
there are others who are willing "a
s'ep la and accept the franchise. boz
Ilsving that money could he mad.
from ~
These rumor. have tended 10 keep M
the excitement aud 20 prevent affairs
from quietinH down after the with
drswsl Of tb" lottery company. The
evidence OF the arrival OF arms on the
steamer Eipaso. consigned 10 the chair
man OF the democratic executive com.
mittse. has tended Va increase the On.
element
The Delta. the organ Of the antl.Iot.
terry party. asks; Does IL mean ,nur.
der,r In. chairman 81 the COMMITTEES
va whom the guns were consigned.
Col crandail, frankly admitted tina.
they had been brought here In -xp.e.
tation 81 political trouble "a, the eiee-
tion. but claims that no attempt had
been made ~ conceal their shipment
or u disguiss why the arms had been
secured
We are providing ourselves with
them. Inc said. simply ~ pro,ses our
selves against any scheme. armed or
otherwise. 10 deny us n free ballot or
fair count In tho coming eiec.inn since
the nominating convention a. Baton
Rouge We have been met 90 all
sides with statements from tho
friends and supporters of Mr..
Foster. the nnti.lDttery randi.
date for governor that u was war ~
the knife and knife 10 the hilt and thas
The machinery In the hands OF ID. ex.
listing stats administration was 20 DO
used la counting In tbe Poster ticket
aud In counting ont the McEucry ticket
These threats have smanatsd from
various authoritative sources. and have
bccome 40 general a. 20 require meas.
ures Of sclf-dcfense ON cur part -
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the man was talking. and the girl was
watching him while he talked. and
drinking in every word with eager de-
light.
She was lovely girl. and her lowell
ness was OF that rare kind which can
flourish in any atmosphere without
losing its natural refinement Hers
was an oval face with delicatcly-chis-
eled features, and mouth with soft
red lips exquisitcly cut. lips that were
ut once passionate and proud. but al
ways tender. Her skin had that warm
undertone Of clear brown which gives n
fuller richness TO any beauty. But.
perhaps, IL was in the large limpid brown
eyes that the chief charm was found:
and there was something so true and
trustful in their gaze that most men
would havcsforgotten 90 talk and looked
deep into their brown depths. Nothing.
however, had ever been known 20 stay
the tide of Michael Chase's eloquence
when he had once begun 60 hold forth on
his favorite theme-his own plans and
his admirable self
He was Olive Winfield's acknowledged
lover and she was proud Of him. Not
only did she love him as truly as ever
woman loved man; but she looked up
on him as the chiefcst among ten thou
sand men. He had toiled night and
day 10 acquire knowledge, and when IL
was won he had turned IL 20 good ac-
count He had not studied for the
mere love Of study: he was po dreamer.
delighting 20 tarry in a quilt world Of
books and thoughts. To him learning
was n stepping stone, and already IL
had raised him TO the post of CORE
spending clerk in Battersby's Office.
And Bat.ersby's firm was good firm
and ranked high even in London. But
his brains would have done little for
him II they h Vi not been backed up by
his unconquerable pluck and determi-
nation.
He had said all this hundred times
in his letters, and he was saying Il again
to-day. The pair had only one more
hour to spend together. and he was fill
ing every precious minute with talk
sbOut himself But woman will
cheerfully tolerate any amount Of ego
tism ia the man she loves; and Olive
drank In every word. In front Of them
lay the calm field and the hills; soft
tkHN- WtEt siiAitnk On inc green ana
finding out the hollows where the
primrose stars had opened: birds were
singing, and a fresh yet gentle breeze
was blowing into their faces as they
stood leaning against the gate. Yet
Michael, absorbed in himself was un.
conscious Of ali this sweetness
At last he paused for want Of breath.
and then Olive seized the opportunity
~ ask . question.
Michael, dear. how Is Aaron Fen
iake7 You have not said one word
about him"
Her lovers brow darlsened, and he
answered rather CURLY.
IF there had been anything 90 tell
about him, Olive, should have told t.
But there Is nothing And didn't care
TO waste our valuable time in talking Of
Aaron"
II wanted 70 hear about him for
James sake" she said meekly "No.
not for James sake" she added sudden
" In o firmer voice. II always liked
him, Michael; and when / remember
what he has done for you, / am very
grateful"
How you exaggerate triaesf" he
cried irritably. Let me put the case
clearly before You, and then, perhaps
you win see II In the right light. Aaron
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oLITTeRs WITH COLO.
Another rrseisss .rtnd. 81 ossrs< q, t.-
Head 90 Saus~ caisb.

CEirrtg ChErK. Col. FEB The
widest excitement prevails here over
discovery ~ the ilymonth Rock
shnft. on Cold hin. ~ the head ~
squaw gulch ~ depth ~ tbi-tern
feet chimney 81 ore has been di.-
cpved which II a rcrieet mass 81
shining goia The size ~ the chimney
- not definitely known. Int Il shows
the full size ~ ;hc shaft. nnd sanpies
taken from u show IA ~ - 81 mar
vsious richness. conservative mining
men estimating the value ~ from sG1.-
900 81 $1,000 prr ton The mater -
a BLUSH gray quartz impre9nated with
veins ~ gold tbst make u difieult ~
coniecirrp what real value the ore may
reach. Another rich strike has hem
made ia the Washington mine on w4i-
son creek ~ depth 81 fifty-six fe~s
The pay streak in this property has
widened cut - ssTrUfy inches aud the
last three re. 81 the work has been
thropgh sgme 81 ihe richest anarsz ret
fOnnd IN this camp
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YOUNG WARD FOUND.
His iSidnsp.r- scared. Although the Tath-
or Was willing to Ray the Hanson
MONEY.

Was willing To- Pay the Ransom
Money.
PouNDniDeE. \. Y. Fob. Eight
year-old Ward Waterbury who was
kidnapped from the vicinity Of tho
school house near Longridgc, c.,
Monday afternoon. aud for whom
his parents and the entire neigh
borhood have been searching
far and near ever since. was brought
home mt . o'clock Wednesday morning
by John Close. Of Stannich Ct Mr..
Waterbury was home. having just re-
turned from his trip 20 MiIlcr's bridge,
where he had been summoned by the
letter signed "i,iver Boys" making
an appointment there with him
lie had gone alone 20 the spot In nc.
cordance with the demands Of tho letter
writer's After remaining there until
after 1880 Wednesday morning he came
20 the conclusion that the lidnapers
had been frightened away and did n0
come Then he drove bomcwnrd
John Close was warmly thanked by
Mr.. and Mrs. Waterbury for bringing
Ward back. When the excitement
had become somewhat subdncd. Mr.
Close told how ho had come Ca
get Ward Mr.. Close is clam
digger. lie Is n man Of humble eircum.
stances. lie lives Of Stanwieh. Ct d.
convenient 10 his clam beds. - two
o'clock Wednesday morning there was
loud knocking at his front door. The
knocking continued and finally aroused
him. lie opened the door and saw a
little boy standing outside
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made in style that Is seldom seen In
villages or country towns. Your first
glance at Lucy sufficed 70 tell yon her
days were numbered. your second con-
vinced you that she was waiting
eagerly. perhaps impatiently. for the
end
There are souls In whom God accom-
plishes His work quite alone. Neigh
bors came sometimes; but Lucy cared
little for visits, and the simple country
folk were afraid Of her. The clergy
man called, and was baffied by her gen
tie Indifference and her curious unfit
ness for her humble position. What
was her history Even her aunt seemed
70 know very little about Lucy's life
The girl had gone % be maid 90 an old
lady. who had taken fancy to her and
raised her to the post OF companion.
Aud then came a quarrel and changes:
Lucy had left her situation and had
found work In a florists shop in Regent
street There she had displayed great
skill ia arranging bouquets ond fash.
Joining wreaths and sprays; and had
kept this place until her health failed.
This was all that Mrs. Hooper had 20
tell about her niece. She was a lonely
woman, and Lucy was the only relative
left TO her. She had given the girl
warm welcome and did her utmost 70
nurse ner back 70 strength; but no
power on earth could stay the progress
Of the disease. Lucy had not come
penniless TO her aunt's cottage; she
was not burden. She repaid Mrs.
Hooper's kindness with gratitude and
affection. and yet the good woman al
ways felt that there was a mysterious
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cHALK's UNDERTAKING.
4 Diver Who Risks His life Ia the water.
Of Thunder nay.

ALpENA. Mich. Feb an = Chalk.
an expert diver Of Detroit. has arrived
here 10 attempt 20 locate and raise the
wreck Of the PeWabic. which sank la
Thunder bay IL 100 feet 81 water TWEEN
ty-fve years ago -Four attempts have
been made 90 raise the vessel. in each
81 which the diver lOss his life
The depth AZ which tho Ork was 20
be done was 20 great. and the conse-
qneut pressure 81 the icy waters Was
80 enormous that life was squeezed
ont Chalk has tehind him several
wealthy men who pay him $1,000 for
the attempt guarantee his life insur-
aucc in ease he dies and in case they
are able 70 bring up the wreck they
agree 81 divide the cargo equally with
him The Pewabic l. loaded with pig
copper valued a. sisj 0oJ The diver
has hal helmet made that viii rests;
pressure % so pounds - the square
inch
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PARIS. Feb. q Society j. shocked
~ another exposure ~ scandal and
crime Involving midwife nnfnsd
Maury and about 20 other persons. some
~ them in good standing The Maury
woman g. accused ~ illegal operations.
and it "a also suspected that she assist
ed in disposiug Of the unwclcomr
children atont the fate a. some %
whom there g. mystery u s. said
that since the woman's arr. ~, the 30.
lice have come into possession a. im.
portant facts which will rcs.sit Gov other
arrests The Maurv woman has held n
comparatively rcspectn BILE position, aud
the revelation causes surprise
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TORONTO. FEB. At the annual
meeting of the Central Farmers insti.
tute ~ Ontario. speeches were made
BY Hon Messra Dryden. Harvey and
Harcourt, provincial ministers and ~
strongly IN favor % unrestricted reel
procity with the United States. crificis.
ing at some length ths recent address
~ President NJ. Naught of she Manu-
facturers' association. favoring the ef.
fort % develop Canadian trade Xith
countries Of Europe Hc held ~ faf
more important % develop trade vita
the United states
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psssrNsHrHg. ~. Va. Fsh IA
she suturb - Rirsrs.ds a wonsa nAra-
"a Ssiiie saith aiieurse,i faitte -
drintirT rsrtolir ael1 she is sn :
criticai condition. and cia.ess 90 hare
taken he stuff in mistake fo- solne
medicine Tier sister. Miss narrlnres.
vas msrried several d8vs ago against
Mrs smiths wishes ard tss trouble
incident thereto Is taouEht 81 hare IN
settled her mind
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CHAPTER l.
orlvu AMI NrcHArf.

HE old church
of Eastmcon. In
II "a IN p $ h ire.
sta n q = clos q
under n h ig h
green hill that
rises far above
its spirc. The
village lies in =
valley. a place
little known 10
tourists, shut In
from the march
of the times by
tt1 s,H a.f.1l
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WAsmsoToS Feb S-Ihe house.
Thursiay completed che ons.deration
Of The proposed nee rules ard after
several amendments agreed % the re-.
port Reed moved. AZ a substitute. the
rules Of the last congress. but tho mo
iiou vas lost
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SENTENCE PASSED
On the CHILEAN. Arrested Ia the BaIfiasor.
Gasoline Of Them Imprisoned 20,
woundinE Eizein. but No one - Pan,
ished for KifIinx Him.

On the thiIisns Arrested IN the Baltimore
Gasoline OF Them Imprisoned tor
woundinE gizein. but No one - Pun
ished for fiiIinx Him.
VALPARAISO. Chill. Feb 5 - udge Of
Crimes Foster passed sentence ia the
lOng-psnding and mueh-discuased Balti.
more assault case Of October 10. 1891
His sentence - subject 10 review by
the court OF appeals The document
covers $50 pages. and goes all over
again the evidence against the accused
and compares u closely with the evil
dence presented by the prisoners.
The finding Of the court IL as foliows.
Carlos Arena, alias Gomez sentenced
TO so days imprisonment Tor wou1ding
william Turn ouii. the coal-heayer 81
the Baltimore, who died 81 bis injuries.
800 days for public disorder, sixty days
for carrying knife. and twenty days
for giving an assumed name This
makes total Of 90 days
Jos Labnmada. sentenced 20 go
days imprisonment for injuring Turn
bull
FREDERICK Rodriqnsz sentenced o.
40 days imprisonment Tor woundiug
BoaisWain Mate Chns W Ri1yin. an.
other u the murdered American sea
men. for pubiic disorder and for carr
ing knife.
- - held ~ Judge Foster that shs
evidences does not show that Rodriguez
killed Riggin. On tne contrary. is Is
claimed that Higgins death was caused
by a shot which vas fred ~ sone an.
known person.
The American sailors claim that Rig.
gin was X He'd BY policeman Gomez
and Rodriguez under The Chiiian penal
code. must pay che families % Turnbul
and Eggin damages. These damages
are recoverable bv civil suts
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BEEffs. PEA 3 Th'rsy tarfst ntrs
torn ffom tnsir r4poriars 80 tr.fi ~ "a
Efesisn. several 81 sac tafrfs ss-x.
add j; is reported ftat forty 1ereocz
were drowned .rciut.1z naar acnsn
and ehiidrsn
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Joussrowy Pa Feb The dcdt
cation - the Ccnemaugh VALLEY Ne.
mortal hospital tux place in thi. rity
ThuFsdsr Among those present aud
participating in the dedicatory exeT.
clses we're eN-AdjL fien. 81 o. Hast.
ings Of Bellsfoute. Prof Fortes. of tts
Philadelphia jefferson Medical college.
Prof Pancoasf. Judge a. st. Bsrker ~
kbensbury. James D. Scott. % Puts.
burxh End the representative 90 ths
Pitisbnrsh sud PhIsds' pa.a Sew
papcra After she ceremonies the
hospital. which wAs erected ana Fur.
nished ~ the state fooi enfnrn lssian
81 cost - eGi 600 was Thrown or.sn
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SiE"ysus N~-sar.s Arsin.s isst~sy eee-
WssHisg1ox. frn = - s.isssn. Post
master General Esfhbonr ass ssket
What the posf Office drpart-rers iasea.f-
against the presidents sai olleefs - re
company. iir ~ a thAf sar deasFs sl -ss
had secured ied .etmcatz sTkiuss slfan
In may states ani taat 4igoress ns~zs-
ares uou't - taken 20 p-1rraie ia~sa
90 he fniIesf extsns 80 fae law