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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Holding special term for Orphans Court business
This 18th day Of May. 1892.
United States artillery No 1876 administrator
Application having been made for letters of admins
traton the estate of said John Wheeler deceased
by Edward A. Bowers notice is hereby given 20 all
concerned to appear in this court Friday June H.
1sSe. at O'Clock m. 10 show cause. if any exist.
copy of this order shall lie published in the Wash
ineton Law Reporter and Evening Star once week In
each of three successive weeks before said day.
Register Of Wis for the DC.
EDW: A. BOWERS, Proctor for applicant.
THE SUPREME c0qRT OF THE DISTRICT
Louis kurtz. E; vs. Louis kSrt1. r.. ct al. In
eaVoitKSD E NJ N hhsiSA
Your trustee, Robert III. T. Leopold having reported
heretofore that he had been unable after dligent
deavor TO make sale at public auction Of the property
The south fifteen tl feet from front 20 rear lot
No. 13 in square No. 454, because the highest bid
therefor being the sum Of ten thousand and 1--WE
equate price for the said real estate. and the said
trustee having lately by his addtonai report fled
an oef % 81 Al Nay p a .ss r
estate at private sale at and for the of fifteen thou
and dollars. II L. therefore. upon consideration Of
49, adiaassd oPaeed and i1 that ss sale g.
ratified and confirmed unless 10 the contrary be
shown ON or before the 18th day of June. 1892.
washington Law keportsr and in The Evening Star
each week for three weeks before sad
day.
Atrue COPY. Test: :. RjYonSG. c,e sisaos-
20 By NJ. A CLANCY Asst Clerk
Filed May Ii. lsSo. J. q. YOUNG. Clerk. is-isw3w
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WANTED-HOUSES.

"ANTED-To PURCHASE WITHIN A RADIUS
w o: squares Of Dupont Circle, a house worth
from s12.OCo To $1,000 Address H. W. -, Star
once Jel-2t'
VyANTYD-MARRIrD COUPLE NOCHILDREN,
w will take care OF furnished house will rent:
rent not ~ exceed eco. Address r h. A.. S;ar
once. 1T
VVANTED-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
w sunni good stable. large grounds plenty
ahade easy driving distance TO city careful tenant
small family. GEO. W. DRIVER. t5 Pa je 81
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE co.
Vu OF THE d. C.-WILLIAM BALIANTYNE. Pres
ident. JAMES Z. FITCH, Secretary. Issues policies
unusually low rates and each shares in the
company. laos g st. NV. ia23-ly
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WANTED-LOTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOT: WILL GIVE PART
w cssh tine horse, pAseton, two sets harness and
esups rockswsy. Address. SYNrAx. Star ONCE
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANrED-BY A YOUNG LADY-A PARTLY
w furnished room and board In northwest; terms
must b- reasonable Address Y. "a D. Star office lt'
"ANrED-BY GENTLEMAN. SMALL FUR
w nshed without board. in private family in
Georxetown vicinity rent he moderate. Ap-
ply. WIN terms. CASH y. star once. jel-2ts
VVANrHD : ABOUT THREE UNFINISHED
w rooms for family Of two with private family,
must BE- cheap and ecblfst~ble. near street car or
suburban dspos; references Address Box l51. star
Office. tel-3t'
VlvANTEDLFURNrsHED AND UNFINISHED
w roous all parts Of city eheapest and surest plan
to s>cure desirable rpoDlers; terms moderate.
my20 l5s'
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LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
Il ertN-a farm containing - acre, situated near
Spenceryille, Montgomery county. Ma. ia the midst
u one OF the most progressive tons of the
state. large new dwelling, ls-1r harm and all
sary outhutldln-s; good uryhatd IN bearing land
good state u fertility. Can be had at hsrgain. Call
or addr'ss q. L. SHAFFER,
iny<s-ot. Laurel Nd.
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HAVE YOU SEEN
FORT MYER HEIGHrS
II is nearer tsn the northeast northwest sections
OF the fity and only II minutes ride from center q
city.
DID YoU EVER THINK OF THAT
Adloins the Arlington estate. which comprises l. 1O0
acres embracing Arlington Park Port Ms the head
quarters q the cavalry which l. stationed at the Gap
ital and the proposed eNTerimentAl gardens u the
Arr ultural Department"
STREETS ARE BEING GRADED.
EVERY STREET SHADED
ELECTRIC RAILWAY Under CONSTRUCTION.
The Washington and Arlington al..tric railway
Which Is now under construction through center "a
this property. viii
SOON BE IN OPERATION
CARS HAVE ARRIVED.
POWER HOUSE Is COMPLETED.
This section n RAPIDLY adyanr.H- ina development
and Is destined 70 L. tie site ins-t beautiful
villas and suburban homes IN the country.
Buy aud the h.npnt of iruurnvarnenta
For maps. Sc., apply 10
ROBINSON 4 LODGE
Sole Managers Of Fort My,.r H-irhts
.ci and - Atlantic luIiding,
my2 .esS and !Esi . Il. NV
NOR SALE OR FXCHANGE-TAKOMA PARK
Il Oak aye.-Beautiiul hunie i,s- than sIuarss
from stat iOu. hous1 "a ruuus siUs-ts furnace aud
six places and crates elegant wood manteis nearly
an acre IF ground; hne SHADE, oak. chestnut, Sc.
fruit running water. good wcl, barn. chicken house.
and yard VIII sell NJ "A nHrvan Nrhange Tor city
properly. CAL on OF address OM NER. ls2 81. n "
ap:pD-tr
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SPECIALTIES.

ELECTNCITY-A POSITIVE CURE; QUICK,
II sure. pleasant; pufhes the blood tones the sys-
failing friend. Ir HAYWARD. lO22 lSth 81. n. W.,
Specialist. nly26-lms
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

OOMMIEsIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ aud TERRITORY Notary and U. s. Commissioner.
John u. bEALL. 1891 St nv.
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BOARDING.

PERSONAL.
II WILL GIVE ESQ CASH TO ANY ONE SECURING
J. me q position. government or Otherwise, paying
$40 per mo. Address Box 10. Star office. my31-3ts
IN AIDES AND GENTLEMEN WHO APPRECIATE
IL excellence please call. exsnine our work and get
prices. viii cost nothing and may save you much.
splS-3m .. Q. DENTAL ASSN. 9Th and D sts
"A Communications promptly attended TO; eonhden-
tA. Telephone. $40. Once open all hours. wv.
WILLIAMS. Manager, go ST. n.w. d9dm'
GIVING TRADE RRIN0s T0RTH Az INCREASED
ds%.2d foS ssa ssf0saifsnau slo5hfibf s
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WEDNESDAY,, JUNE
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-11o5 18TH ST. NV. BRICK HOUSE;
all m l. $50. AZ per month; 8 rooms. Inquire pa
First st. Sc. 3el-lm
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MANICURE.

MADANR PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
~ ~ e. 708 l5T4ET: =; E5Ihs only Iml9rtsE and
.s e ki 9 k M4S!SS sad CHI
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

IfOR REMITTANCE STORE ON 9TH ST. NV,
Il opposite departments splendid location for lunch
room; or in fact any business. Apply to S. j. BLOCK.
OLD T. st. NV my31-3t
EfQR REMITTANCE STORE AND CELLAR, 627
Il st; NV, in good repair. Apply to W. c. JOHN
BUN, TlS 18th st. u. W. mytj-lm
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GLEN MANOR. AT FOREST GLEN, ND. WILL
" open June under frstclass management Only
one block from station miles from Washington on
Metropolitan branch B. and o. 20 minutes ride.
Shade, perfect lawn tennis court. most romantic
bath room, nc. Terms moderate. Address GLEN
MANOR, Forest Glen Md, of j. X. HERT-
FORD. 1419 ST.. city my12-1m
nELIGHTFUL BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
~ Virginia; large lawn plenty Of shade ice. fresh
JNo; STOCKTON. brook Park. Rio. Albsmarle
county. Virginia. my5-1ms
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LOB sAIf-HlATrSvlIIE MD ONF ACRF
Irwin a.. us, SHADE ins site i.uoi sTring. fhr-e
ppnu'e- ircm station A great hars7lin A. Il Row
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ROARDERS WANTED AT PHILOMONT;
healthy location large. airy rooms; fruits vege-
tables ice, &c For particulars address Mrs. JULIA
A. MONROE. Philomont. I.Oudoun county, Va.
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WASHINGTON, d. c.,
FOR RENT-FLATS.

E'OR RENT-TwO VERY DESIRABLE FLATS ON
Il II ST. n e. nearly new; 9 rooms and bath; range;
separate gas meters; ami I'd hoor. price. els; Sd
my21-2w' Apply to OWNER, $40 llth st. NV.
LHOR RENT
Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments
HE WOODMONT. 18th and lows Circle.
ap2l J. +. ROBINSON Prop.
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Defense OFTRUsTs.
Mr.. Dos passos D DeciacdIy opposed to the

Mr. Dos Passos Decidedly Opposed to the
Anti Option Bill.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 2G.-The
senate subcommittee on judiciary to-
day resumed its hearing on the bill
prohibiting dealing iu options and fu-
lures. John r. Dos Passos, OF New
York, opposed the bill, terming it a
useless and entirely unnecessary inter-
ference by Congress with the mcrcau-
tile interests OF the country. M
The greatest piece of fdemasogy ever
attempted in this country, he thought,
was to be found in tho attack upon
trusts, which were not the monstrous
and terrible things the people thought
thom to be. There was no difference
between them and corporations.
Speaking OF the prejudice against
trusts felt by some people, Mr.. Dos
Passos said that the institution OF the
Standard oil and sugar trust should not
be in the least detrimental! to the inter-
csts OF the country and no harm had
como from them. Sugar, rs the result,
was cheaper now than it ever had been.
Regarding tho so:called evil effects OF
boards OF trade and exchanges, he
asserted that although thousands OF
persons were probably ruined every
year by speculation, that was no sub
stantial reason why those channels Of
business should be interferred with BY
Congress. The farmers to-day would
be in q amiserable condition but for the
existence OF boards OF trade and ex-
CHANGES. ls,. Z K M !.
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OCEAN DISASTER.
a Steamer Goes TO the bottom with Ever
Soul on Boari-CollIsIon In tho Sortl

a Steamer Goes to the lotion with Every
Soul on Board Collision In tho North
Sea.
LONDON, Feb. .26.-News OF 4 terrible
disaster in tho North sea, by which a
steamer went to the bottom, CARRYING
with her every soul on; board, with only
one exception, was received in this city
alta late hour tonight.
Only mcagre details OF the catastrophe
have yet been obtained, but from tho
dispatches alreadyJat hand, it is learn
ed that the steamers Ioughbrow and
Forest Queen came into collision Off
Marlborough, 4 village OF York county,
East Riding, on the North Sea. The ves-
sells crashed together with great force
and the Forest Queen was torn apart by
the bow OF the Loughbrow.
The damages sustained by tho Forest
Queen were so extensive that the sea
began to rush through tho breaches
made in her hullin great volume. The
water poured in so rapidly that she at
once began to settle and in very short
space of time after she had been struck
she plunged to the bottom.
So quickly did tho Forest Queen
founder that her crow had no chance to
savo their lives, and all hands, with the
single exception OF tho captain, went
down with her to q watery grave.
Tho dispatches give no intormationa
to the extent OF the damage donoto tho
Loughbrow. }.,4 . 20
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Lesson Administered to rramps.

CAIRO, Ills, Feb. 26.-Upward OF
fifteen tramps made descent upon
Mound City, Ills, eight miles north OF
here yesterday and were working with
various games and making house-to-
house begginG.Thc indignation Of
the ship yard employees was aroused and
thcmen determined to teach the tramps
4 lesson. They gathered them all to-
gcthcr at point just below the city,
and administered n whipping to each oil
them, laying them across a log with
backs bare and giving them from ten
to twenty-five blows each. They then
turned-thom loose. The ship-yard mon
are now securing the city in search of
two stragglere who got away, and the
punished tramps are holding a meeting
in the woods between here and Mound
City.
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Trouble With Longshorclncu.

NEw ORLEANS, IA, Feb. 26.-The
strike OF tho longshorcmcn is on and
two thousand men are; out OF work.
The demand is an hours pay for frac-
tional parts OF an hour. The ship
agents have decided to stand by the
employing stcvedores, giving them the
time needed to secure new hands for
loading vessels. A number OF now
laborers have been obtained and it is
proposed to put themto work. Trouble
with the longshoremcn is anticipated
and the mayor has been asked for pro-
lection, 's1e.F ~
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Railrond Aeelde ont in Germanr.

BERLIN, Feb; pa fatal accident oc-
Cured yesterday near Molbrown, on
the railway between Kiclce and sasuo-
witz. A passenger train ran into the
rear OF d train, conveying q number OF
soldiers and a number OF the carriages
were smashed to pieces. Three bodies
OF, soldiers have been taken from the
wreck and ten others more or less in
jured have been rescued from thcldcbris
in which they were entangled. -
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Latest French cabinet RAM or.

PARIS, Feb. 26.-Tho latest report is
that NJ. Bourgeois has undertaken to
organize q ministry and that it will
probably be made up with NJ. Bour-
geois as president OF the council and
minister OF tho interior; NJ. DeFrcy-
cinet. minister ofwar; NJ 'Ribot, minis
ter OF foreign affairs; NJ. Brisson, min
lister OF public worship; NJ. Burdeau,
minister OF finance; M. Ricard, minis
ter OF commerce, and NJ. Iaynal, minis
ter Of marine. &
LATER--M. Bourgeois has abandoned
his attempt to lorna cabinetand Presi.
dent Carnot has now summoned NJ.
Loubet to undertake the task.
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"oH, THAT'S ALL RIGHT"
snid Ex.spcnkor Reed, md tho=Housc
H. Laughed Mt Pendlcton.


Special Di:patch 10 the IatdltOa,ea.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-An interest
ing episode occurred this evening when
tho previous question was demanded in
tho Craig.Stowart contested election
case. 1t was u forcgonc conclusion that
Stewart would bo unscatcd. AS q bit Of
sentimentality, Speaker Crisp called to
tho chair Congressman Pendleton, ono
OF the first Democrats TO DO unsentcd by
the Fifty-tirst Congress. This gave Mr..
Pendleton tho satisfaction OF presiding
while the first Republican was being un.
seated by tho present Democratic house.
AS ho took tho chair Mr.. Pendieton
waived his hand in exultation toward
eX-Speaker Tom Reed. Tho ex-speaker
recognized tho gesture and waiying his
hand in return replied: "0h, that's ull
right" Tho house broke into laugh
at tho expense OF the West Virginian,
after which tho unscatihg proceeded. ,
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In the Senate.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 26-Both
the Vice President and president pro
TEN being absent at noon to-day, tho
chair was occupied by Mr.. Harris.
Among the bills reported from commit
tees and placed on the calendar were
the following: Appropriating S5OO,0OO
for an additional fire proof building for
the national museum; authorizing the
purchase OF site for a building for the
accommodation OF the supreme court Of
the United States.
A number. OF other bills were intro
duccd aud referred to the proper COM
mittecs.
a conference was ordered on the cen
sus deficiency bill, and, Messrs. Hale,
Allison and Cockrell were appointed
conferees on the part OF the senate.
The joint resolution to provide for an
international bi-mctall;c agreement
having been reached on the calendar, it
was, on motion OF Mr.. Sherman, laid
over without action.
The consideration OF the Idaho cleo
tion case was taken up. Mr.. Vance con-
tinucd his argument in favor OF Mr..
Claggctt, 49, " s}5s
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ALynci,ing Probable.

sEDALIA, Mo-, Feb. 2G.-The excite
ment growing out OF tho assault made
upon Mrs. Charles L. Taylor by a
masked negro last Tuesday is still run
ming high. The villain has not yet
been apprehended. Armed posses are
securing the country in eYerydirection,
and if he is caught ho will undoubtedly
suffer the same horrible death as Ed
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THE VIRGINIA DEBT.
Tho Bill to Bring Suit Against WcBt Iir.
ginin Before the Legislature.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. ?G.-The finance
committee of tho senate to-day pre-
scnted u resolution in that body provid-
ing for joint committee TO confer with
tho authorities of West Virginia with
regard TO that states proportion OF tho
Virginia dobt, and in the event that no
settlement is accomplished to bring
suit in the United States courts in tho
name OF Virginia against West Virginia.
The resolution caused u lively dis
cussion, but was finally laid aside until
tomorrow.
The house ordered to its cngrossment
q abill appropriating S50,O ,O0O for q Worlds
Fair exhibit.
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THE SUNDAY PAPER WAR.

Sowsdealers and Carriers Fined In Pitts.
bursh Under tho Blue Law.
PlrTsBuRdn, Pa, Feb. 26. = Seven
newsdcalers and carriers wero fined S25
and costs each fol-. selling newspapers
on Sunday. They will appeal to
court Willie Balzer q ten-year-old
newsboy, who stated he sold newspa-
pers to support crippled brother, was
discharged for lack Of evidence, the
prosecutors being unable to identity
him. - -
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GERMANY ALARMED mi
Over tho Crisis Precipltatod by tho
Emperor's Speech.
The GOVERNMENT is AROUSED
And Aggressive Measures VIII Bo
Taken Against the Socialists.
The RED FLAG AND DISORDER.

The Former Displayed IN Berlin BY
tho Riotcrs.-.Thc Police Charge
Upon Thousands and Rcpulsc Them
With Dinlcnlty--.Irthc Soldiers Arc
brought into Active Service Blood.
shed Is Ccrtnln---isovolution the Oh.
jcct oftho Workinsmen.--Thc En-.
pcror Boldly Rides Through tho
Mob on Horseback and is Chccrcd
by tho populacc.-.uo Demonstrated
that Hc Is No Coward.
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CnIcAao, Febs o6. Sol Van Praas, a
member OF the Illinois legislature and a
saloon keeper, arranged to have prize
.Gghtinlhis saloon early this morning.
Just rs tho principals had entered tie
ring the police rsided the place, and
Van, Praag, two pugilists and fifty;
spectators are under arrest.
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. 1IHE
"A Saloon Murder.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Feb. 2G.-This after
noon William Shields, agent for the
'Weideman Brewing Company at this
place, shot and killed Pat Hanna while
in the formers saloon on Race street.
Shields claims sclf-deiensc and surren-
dcrcd himself to the police.
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sr. PAUL, MINI, Feb. 26.-Mrs. Helen
Johnston, Of Enslcwood, Ills, and her
daughter Mrs. c. c. Hartman, Of Mime
apolis, were fatally injured in runaway
hero yesterday, being thrown out OF the
vehicle in which they were driving.
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aIombcr.oe Parliament Expollcd

LONDON, Feb. &C. The house OF COM
mons today agreed to the motion, made
by Mr.. Baliour, tia. Mr.. Edward
Samuel Wehley DeCobain, member ior
East Belfast, being fugitive from
justice, be expelled from the house.
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Won't 10 n, Candidate,

ERIE, Pa, Feb. 26.-To-morrow's Dis
Patck will publish an official statement
from Congressman Matthew Griswold,
that for strictly personal reasons lie will
not be a candidate for denomination at
the Republican primaries.
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Iicaorted Adversely,

WAsIISaToN, D. G., Feb. Ex-senator.
Dolph. from the committee on foreign
affairs, to-day reported to the senate
adversely tho bill introduced by Mr..
Sherman to prohibit the coming Of
Chinese to the United States. a
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Collector AnnointcI.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. 20.-Thc
President to-day sent to the senate the
following nomination: Homer c. Pow
ers, to be collector OF internal revenue
for the district Of Louisiana.
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Crushed to Death.

PALESTINE, TEXAS, Feb. ,oG.-Frcd
Seller and Silas Hanna were crushed to
death ina collision between a freight
train and cars standing on the side
truck yesterday.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The Presi.
dent has approved the act extending the
privileges OF the immediate transporta.
,tion act to Sandusky, Ohio. ,,
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OIL clo,l, rnctnrr Rnrnnh.

ELlzAnErlI, n. j., Feb. 26.-An early
morning fire destroyed the plant Of tho
Union Oil Cloth company at Elizabeth
port. Loss 10000; no insurance.
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morning in a special car OF tho Atlantic
Coast line for Virginia Beach, Va,
whore he expects to enjoy weeks re-
spite from tho cares OF official life.
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THE EMPEROR no COWARD.

THE EMPEROR NO COWARD.
$3.50 p. m.-Many things havo been
said for and against Emperor William,
but he has never been accused OF COW.
ardicc. Though he is no doubt greatly
disturbed by the events of yesterday
and to-day lie docs not.show anxiety on
his face rs to what the outcome will be.
There was great excitement in the
vicinity OF the castle at $3.50 this after.
noon when his majesty, attended by one
aide, and preceded by two mounted
policemen, emerged on horseback from
tho castle court yard and rode slowly
through the streets, Notwithstanding
that they were packed by excited
masses OF people. He was loudly and
enthusiastically cheered by tho masses
through which he proceeded. He rode
along the Unter Den Linden and was
everywhere the recipient OF q most
hearty welcome from the excited pop
ulaco. Some OF his legislative meas
ures may bo bitterly opposed BY the
people, but the action Of the people as
whole this afternoon shows that per-
sonally he is great faroritc. Ills ap-
pearance on tho streets during 4 time
like the present is apt to have a good
effect in tho direction OF cooling the
anger OF the excited workingmcn.
TIE LATEsT-MoRE CONFLICTS.
Conflicts between the police and a
mob OF 5000 roughs continued in the
Rosenthaler strasso until 10 o'clock to-
night. Tho police attacked the rioters
with their sabers, striking them with
the sharp side OF the weapons.
1t is claimed that only a few genuine
worlsnlen took part in tho riotous DEM
onstrations. Tomorrow is regular pay
day for the workmen here, and there is
grave danger that the men being sup
piled with money many OF them will
indulge in drink and that, becoming in
famed with liquor, they will grow un-
controllable and thus greatly intensity
the borders. =
When the riot in the Michaelkirche
strassc was at its height yesterday po-
liceman drew his sword for the purpose
of preventing some rioters from lootipg
a shop. This act seemed to greatly en-
rage the mob and at once there were
loud cries OF f"drown the hound, nand the
crowd ruslledupon him en- masse. lie was
quickly disarmcd and the bowling and
vociierating mob proceeded to drag him
to q near by canal. A mounted dctach-
ment OF policemen was attracted to tho
scene by the uproar, and taking in the
situation at o glance, gallopcd their
horses to tho spot where the luckless
officer was vainly struggling in the grasp
d. OF his merciless captors.
A strong force Of police arc guarding
the palace and patrolling tho streets
tonight. Tho curiosity brought at
least $4,000 people hcre to-day.