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recommended 10 him for uss IN IL
army. and these viii govern al the con
tests at Omaha.
The contesting organisations q th
sncampment wiz find In the prissa
promised enough Of honor and pscuniary
reward 10 act - powerful inoentivss fR
the putting forth q thsir bsss sndsavurA
There win b ols,ooo in cash prisss.
HALF Of this amount win b assiEned %
the nstioual infantry drill. But The
other branches Of The service Vim not b.
neglected BY any means. There Win
also b prizes for the artillery. 0stling
gun and zousve drils, and . sost Of
''consolatiou purse, - horsenen would
put Il. win b given Coz The maiden"
infantry.
Two Of the crack companies which
viii compste are the Bs,knsp Rifles and
the St. Louis Brunch Guards. The
former now hold the Galveston semi
centennial cup, represcnting the cham
pionship Of tho United States. and -
there viii Be present the best drilled or
CARNATIONS from every section OF the
country. il may confidently b expected
that tho honor Of capturing this much
coveted trophy for the ensuing year viii
b stubbornly contested
1t IL expected that there VII b pres
emit ct the encampment more than one
hundred companies and driu sQuada.
representing the flower Of the national
guard Of the United Stytes- Several
novel features in military TACTICS and
many magnificent drills are promised.
and the large number Of experts who
viii attend VIII make the coming out Of
every dstau Of the programme possiblA
There win b prize swords galore. -
the sum Of 81 900 has been expended In
purchasing these trophies, which win be
awarded TO the captains Of the various
organizations Tor exceptional proficiency
| in their duties.
Colonel II. 3. milford. inspector gen.
eral Of the Eebraaka national guard. ID
the president II the Competitive Drill
association. He wAs elected last year
at the organization in Indianapolis. AZ
the same time Colonel John 4. Aitchi-
son. Of the Omaha guards. wa chosen
q the first secretary Of the national -
ISOLATION. Both are well known In
militia circlee, and both ere caxncsl
and active advocates Of every meaeuru
tending toelevate this important branch
Of the service.
Warrington foressw the great pcsu,
bilities q the militia and it, importance
TO the country ~ large when hs Do
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

Perhaps 40 drug known to medicine
is more generally used than quinine,
and certainly none presents such wide
difference in price as the quinine sold
six years ago and that sold now. At
that time nearly all the cinchona bark.
from which II IL extracted. WA brought
from Soath America, sahleet 70 heavy
import duty. Bat the duty was taken
OF. and this marked the first bsg de-
cline In price. Before that time 10 sold
fof about one dollar IN onnce.
shortly after this Engiish capitalists
concluded that the bark conld he grown
In India - veil ~ ia soafh America.
snd large plAntAtasns we're parchae.d
The climate and sail suited admirably,
and BY ~sssaffnc culture The Yield was
greatly inoressoi fftam india The iAsk
i largely sAippad ~ Easisnd and Tia
aasasss extsN< ted. tesas ssas here -
esyssals -fhiiaslsiphzA RakeSd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-22

co1oFn JoHE q AHTcH1soD.
sisred. WITH namc~t prophetic vision.
thst ''tbs militia must h considered -
the palladium a our security end cur
frrt e1Fsctnal rssorx h cese a hostility"
The o3a lsw rsgsrdane ''es.ns1 usss-
terr b stf1 m IL ses<u1e boohs. bot fke
march Of inpRvvsnsus 81 the incssnsed
efficiency q vcluntesr military com
paniss hsve esuss1 tbe ~ - ~ ignoud.
-. while DE principle - tbe ftms n wss
framed ~ N TIE riekf divscfsnn. re
enforcsmant nov wonld only swve 70
bfine e. ssv3~ ints coBsuupA The
latest ofIsyisl returns give - nnnhr 81
enlisted end comm1NioDed fu101omen
IN IL United ftefss - sbout lila
z
4As DsruuM 49, D~1s - - -
The largest bsat ~ - - cuns>ruetsd
n the Iakrs = bsfse bsfH - Dsorutt fur
, trunsDurtn1fn eUmpnn9 9 - a
UBssDG - - - ~ - No,
~ - o~sy nanrly. = - 60. 49,
- q 6ns0 e. q wun8. - w<1A'
- ~ ssnAy 81 1IA-oR 0io,gs
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the kings tzble, we must be willing to
refuse them. II nothing Be left ~ but
plain pulse.
Oh, how we want the faith and cour-
ego Of Daniel and Panl. bat how We
dread the hot atmosphere Of trial, in
which thsir grsces ripensd. The richest
fruits Of religion grow In the sultry
tropics Of trial II you want pearls you
mnst dive for them. II you want gold
you must dig for IT, The richest part Of
California and Australia are under
ground Depend upon. 1t II no pruning,
no fruit; no climbing, no elevation; no
battle, no victory; no croes. no crown.
Had there been no Nebuchadnexxar
there would have been no Daniel. Even
% 10 has been in all ages. The flames
that have flashed up from the stake have
been 20 many uluminations Of Christian
triumphs. When God wculd make q
greak hight of truth and holiness in the
world he often takes great prosecutions
and with them strikes Are.
The devils hsee n Gods glory. Had
II not been for the prosecutions of En-
porW valsrian. tho world would not
have known n the courage Of . Cyprian,
and II the tyranny Of Diooletian bad
never been known. the triumphant grace
would NOT have bs~n seem which matis
nastmiiian, when ssrtenced ~ death,
sxniatm- God k's praisesir' Had NOT the
b~.'aiAs ~ Piedmont pursued thu Wal
deunsn thsoaeh Tn valleys NJ the Alps.
snsi Ne tnfustAss decres put Ia ma~nN-
erv H. AitaGsss~~ 1t France. the world
would have had fewer illustrations al
chxis6aan hwo4sm. Ne Joseph hofnfs
PfnsosA. De Psai befars fsiix. IL
DaDssi ksfofa Darius.
san bAAUyr 80 yugyHyUI fpnrry.
Aes6s iss the stsfy IT p4aiei tsssh
- ~ h>ss<3 - th1s yssthfai shssae-
~ vtieh sssAszss sAttanishsd sna up
Elxh xhss axnx fkaza he1ss. HAd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

PROBATE okDEh-Staie Of Michigan. CON-
4 ~ Of Kent. IS. Al a session Of the Probate
Court for said county Of Kent. held At the Pro-
bate ONCE. ia the city Of Grand Rapids. on ~.
ttn cav OF hprii. IN the year one thousand
eight hundred sna pinetytwo.
Present. Cyrus E. Perkins Judge Of Probate.
In The matter Of the estate OF
FREDERICK FREY. gr.. deceased.
Frederick Frey. Sr.. having filed IN this
court his petition prsy'sg that the I'd mini-
trs'i IN OF sid estate n ~ be granted TO Thee
dore @ Apfsi.
IL u ordered. That FRIDAY the 10Th day OF
April. Iss1. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
At aad Probate ofsiee. be appointed for hearing
said petitios.
And IL Is further ordered. That a copv 81 this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vious TO said day of hearing. in the Grand
circulating n Sssd county Of Kent
fYRrS r, PERKINS.
true 3cry. Judge Of Probate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

PROBATE oRpFR-stase Of Michigan. Coun-
~ of Kent. sat- session Of the probs -
Court for said ccnntyof Kent. held NJ the Pro
bate once. 81 the city OF frame Esrtds on the
1fh DAY OF March. IN the year one thousssr
eight hundred sad ninety two.
Prcsent-cyrus K. Perkins Judge Of Probate
In the natter Of the Esfate 81
MAAkTES LVIWEhsk. deceased.
An insfruUent IN writing psupcrfing 20 Re
the last viii and testament 81 said oeceasst
hsfing been Sled In this court Tor probate
IN Is crdtree. that Monday the 18th. cav OF.
April 1872. ~ zee o'clock 10 the forenoon
~ said Probate once. be appointed for prev
ing sale Instrument
And n n further ordered. that q copy Of the
order be published three successive weeks pre-
yteus 70 said day % hearing. in the Crane
RAPIDS Herald. daily newspaper printed spd
circulating In said ecunty Of Kent
CYRUS p. PERKINS
Judge Of Probate.
ApolFs y. xssos. Register. thur % "a
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pRoBATE oBpFE-etass Of Michigan Com.
~ OF Kent. S. AT q session Of the Frehsfs
bate ofRee 10 he cts 81 ssrssd nsplas On ~,
18th day ef March IN the vrsr enc fhou.spo
eight bBnd red snd nfnets-two.
Present Cyrus \. Perkins Judge Of Probate
in the matter Of the estate Of
AUGUST HENRY NoFFkF. decreased.
Gustsve Woff Administrative q SAID
estate having rendered 70 tbs court bis fns
ADM q iefrntten a. mt
u 10 oraerec. Ixt TY5env fbs 21d cav %
Apffl. lsez. 1T ter O'clock IN the forenoon ~
sale Probate efkce, be appointed for the
essminsrsen ard slsowsrcs ~ safe scruurt
Ard ~ ~ further ordered Thar . eops 81 ffis
order be pehlfshss three eucrs~sl 70 weeks Pre-
vfous - said ess ~ hearing. IN tire Grand
fspsds Asrsse. . daily new-papes printed eng
circulating fn ssie county Of Kent.
CYRUS +. PEfkIFS.
"a TIRE copy. Judge Of rrsssts
spsLrp p Gssox. Register. thur ~ "a
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"A true cepyl
ADoptH b. Mason. Register, maws

STATE OF MlcHIaAN-The Circuit Court
- for the County Of Kent. in Chancery Ross
Acintesh. Complainant vs.. otcar r. Mcln-
tosh. Defendant. Seventeenth Judicial CIR
cult. in Chancsry. Suit pending in the Circuis
Court Cor the County Of Kent. In Chxncery ~
The CITY Of Grand Rapids on the I'd DAY 81
Upon due proof that Oscar y. Mcintosh. de
fendanf in the above entitled cause pendlnf
In this court. resides out of the State Of Mich
fgap and In the State of Wisconsin and "a
motion OF Smith 4 soleroye. solicitors for com
plainant. Ii Is ordered that the said defendaa
appear Sud answer the bin of COMP ali led In
the said cause within four months from ths
date OF this order. else the said bin OF CON
piaiut shall be taken IS confessed. aud tut
ther. that this order be published wlihii
twenty davs from this date In thetsrsndRap3I
Herald. newspaper printed in the said coua
~ OF Kent and be published therein once
each week for SIX weeks in succession: sue
publication. however. shall not be necesssr,
In case a co1y OF tAis order be served on sss
defendant personally. at least twenty cav
before the time herein prescribed Tor his xp
pearance.
Dated this I'd day OF March, A. u. Issa
ALLEN {. ADSrT.
A true COPY attest: Circuit judge
JOSEPH J. EMERY.
Deputy Register.
me. JOSEPH J. EMERY.
SSrrH 4 csLsfeyr Deputy Rerister
Solicitors for omplainaaL anl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

City Tressur~~ss oTcs
ernnt ksrsts. tlrb.. Nsrct. ~ fsqz
Notice u hef-bv given that the Hssessuens
re- frf fht psfsnk - West sF1dre stree rec
kf1dzs street. hridf@ = tbe west tie 81 3er@f
~cn street. 81 IRE city a Grand Fspf1s %
nc~ m NJ hEuf< aud fhxf ~iN r--rfrs pt-
frun ffis safe 81 TIE enc. - the CTS
wILrJtE HsEE
eDYHB cits Tfsssarss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

fhs saaHs5 fneeffng Of asssse@rs 81 ths Mieh.
issa Ns<snls NsfHsf Eee@at saoS.laftsn = ~
- hssa - AasssEe IssH eH fsyah sfr~as - ftA
sits af Grass fsrfaaA - lhefsaas Aefi IL
ffs2 a. 2 ssefsck . n, ~ sfsea tI4e teH truf
iees esii tse sietfe4 let ne frsF saa sats a1hef
haS s~s- tfahssetza - mas - Hlsriy eaMe be
wALAEI, stssessry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

or. 7reasurert once
9yspe Bspfta Mira. 1pfil II. 1871 Z
rottce = hereby e1<sn that the ss>s.~Dsnf
roll for the opssinr Of Fist street fsoa
te9@E@ s~erus 70 Iinoe street ix the city "A
6rsne Rapids - nsw In my hands sff
fhst I wia receive Isymerf ftereos for thf
rerl0c Of f~esff tsvs fren this sFse. =
tue efrs ~ the Cry essur~r- City Hail
WILLIAM Htkr.
nay Cry Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

PROBATE 0RDER-siafe OF Michig an. eous
~ OF hsnt. IS. AZ q session OF tle Probate
Court Tor SAID county Of Kent held az he Pro
bate once. 10 the city OF Grand RAPIDS. on the
lJh oAy OF APRIL In the year one thousxno
eight hundred ana ninetyfWa
Present. Cyrus x Perkins,. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter ofthe estate OF
/. BIZ pSEi MCDONALD. deceased.
dchn NcDonx,1 having filed n th;s ceurs
h{s uefiton. prsying that the adm inisfrsfiou
OF SAID estate NAV he sranted to himself.
May ises. at ten osioek IN the foreneop. a
saie Probate efioe. be appointed for hesPns
And IL Is further ord cred. that q copy Of this,
order be published three successive weeks
previous 10 said day OF hearing. In the Grand
hApids Herald. daily newspaper printed aad
circulating in said county of Kent
CYRUS T.. PERKINS.
Judge OF Probate.
ADoptH B. Mason. Register. mays
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QktftD~ts sssa tfae s<.n 81 Gag raass
~ aer>~< - use sa f1fntt1fs Fsa. sesehf
.sfs nsfFhss go pfsf<ffed alse zoe swo.i
ssfp wsstsA Ess<s.1 ass1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

MONEY TO LOAN.
VA LsrRe or small amounts. At lowest rates
Of interest. WILLARD X. GRIFFITHs,
NStf No. Canal Street.
T0 ANY PERSON with good security I can
furnish loan Of 500. j. W. Closterhouse,
NO. IL tanAi street. 107
MONEY TO L0AN-For short time I'm large
-. OF sinai amounts or any form OF good
security. Frank A. Werner, 81 Monroe street
Phoae II6
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

]. g. ALEXANDER,
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Hcuse and lot on James street
near Cherry. with all modern improve
ments; any one wanting 10 bug a nice home ir
good location. at a reasonable price. viii do
vel 10 cali 1T nv Office and get ali the par
tcuiars.
! can sell ycn No. - Cbsr 81 street st = bar.
gaia II soia soon; viii take snail pay men
down and balance on easy terms. don Z fsii ts
look this ur.
kNUR SALE-seventy-feu acre farm south o,
the city. seod seii. well vsteTed fer stock
good lOrVom house. new barn everything in
good shape, ttAke some good vscan. lots as
part payment
EoR SALE -vscsnt lot. hexfsz east front
vithin 20 T. q 81 corner fsffh avenue sn9
East street on Nlasor add viii sell cheap II
sold withia two weeks: party l~nvins TIE CRY
and wants the Money. This - herrain
fneure Of J. G.. Alexander. Court Oh, u
Lyons Il Phones
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
GEO. N. EDISON,
MALES1ATE and INSURANCE.

Pss sale hsass sss bars 80 se~sssfs street
6rws, - California. 81 sfsas; hsas~s S.
rect seesnt lets ~ 80 PARTS ~ ssx ssfy fsF
sale ms1<y SO taaa a. ssasH ~ large aAsaasks
6sse rsss g fsEs - gAasi street.
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WANTFD-AGENTs.
MONEY TO LOAN.


no YOU WANT M0NEY?-If so you will
borrowing.
Weinake loans on household goods pianos
horses. wagons. or personal property OF any
Kind at the lowest possible rates and In the
quickest ross bic time.
Our loans are made without publicity and
the property IS left In your undisturbed pos
session.
Leans can be carried Is long Is desired or
can be paid in full. or IN part 1t any time TO
suit your convenience. and any part paid re-
duees the cost OF carrying the loan.
III you owe . hoixnce on furniture. piano or
other property. We will pay IL up for you and
caryJ u As long as you desire.
Our ofnces are the most pleasant in the city
snd are so arranged that parties calling upon
~ may DO waited upon quickly and courte-
ously.
Remember that you have the use OF both the
property and the money and can return the
money 1t any TIM.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
Room 2. Tower block,
Corner OF Monroe. Pearl aud CAnaisrS
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EUk SALE-Se.5. or SIS per month will buy
shst beautiful new house No. 81. Paris ave:
eass 'front.'. furnace. bath. Inside closer. mAntel
not. cold, csssern. city and well water; nne
lzwn. tl5ou. Or Ao ner mont will bur No $50
Terrace ave-. Just Completed; - rooms. plate
slAss. modern ali through. Other houses
down to Sileo each [. W. Tufts. % Ottawa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Tarm of 80
= acres la Cannon township. known as the
well Improved. Inquire No. 81 South Division
street, b. Sofn. ---z4~t lC6
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

INCONSISTENCIES In Dor stats upsn the
fhs sorse u taken asny, Herses asslvrrea -
sas fron sse farm. Tet>phsae ~ cree "a
&c nv heuse 81 NJ driver az the hsnse ~,l
fskes heFss inmsaisssy. N sscesssfy. ". y
Ghufes.
Eos rgNl-rne G.s. " waits as~s ss.s1
corner inertia Dfrisfsa sad Fcanfsa sss
= rev fss rsas - tssirsbfe party fer s>rrs
- ~se. toe er fnr>> years. Appty fns sac
YEA - Nf. Geo, w. White. ts1stsss ~.
k1al~
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FOR sEsr-sugvgss PLACES.

E0R RkNT-Stere IN the Miller block. No. a
Vest Bridge street. excellent location,
rent reasonable to responsible tenant Apply
20 c, +. Hsssdeoe Tower block, or Mrs sam
net Miller. Ne. a6 West Bridge street fRf
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REAL EsTATI-COUNTRY,

EOR SALE-A good farm. I'D acres. situated
"a miles east of village of sparta; land
mostly cleared. also contains about 80 acres
cranberry marsh advantages for raising and
lowering water on marsh IL necessary. In.
qnire OF Mrs. L. Hamlin. p. o. bcx SO. Sparta,
Mich. liS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

HOUSE AND TWO LOTS at No So Paris ave-
- nue.. House has ten rooms with all mod
ern conyentences and newly decorated. Lots
each " By iSe feet With hne lawn and large
oak trees VIII sell house and enc lot IL de-
, sired. For price and terms inquire at above
number. 70tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

SEND NE A DESCRIPTION
OF ANY GRAND RAPIDS
real estate that You hxve for SAFE rx change or
rent WILLARD =. 6RiFFIInS,
iuStf No. q Canal Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14
sfAL ESTATE CITY.

nor SALE-Ibe test bargains 60 with n
rush. nearly new room, clos~s house
on the aiil- one-haif block from electric iiue
tnret-iourshs nile from city hail cellar under
entire house. stone wall 10 bottom hesi well
on the nil and 20 feet deep. street graded and
has gas aud water ana will soea have sewer
price s-tn1; easy payments Winans 4 Ai.en
room J. Tower block. loDif
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-14

NOk SALE-Houscs ana lots In diffele ut
parts OF the city; small payment down;
monthly payments Afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. 1t . bargxin. d.. cen.
boor. IS Bostwick-st. 6,tf
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MISCELLANEOUS


WANFED-A serend hand typewriter In
god repsir. Remington preferred. Ad-
dr~ss e Waterloo street. fe7
WtNTED-AH the young men in 0raad
ksriss 60 step 10 and see what We can do
FOR them o. new spring suit CT pair Of peats
made 80 order. Nefzt. Hersolshcimer \ CO.
tbs 9rand Rsoits branch IL the :. +. Taylor
school 81 Dress Making Of View York il
open 90 pnFts from 70 - D. m. Maadnvs
sRd Fridays. anaer the direction ~ Miss A. q
Sfrsghf. n her dress making earicfs This
- NJ bess system ana TIE oniy system in ths
wesld ns~d without . chart.
WANTEp-Te nsrro~ tzono en- sssd inert
gaze security. Apply % Ne ~ south
Division street.. fa7
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-20
SHOULD OVERLOOK IT.
The Country is Too Big to Resent an
Insult.
so SAY THE DEMOCRATS.
The President Has Postponed his Mes
age Another Week.
The President Has Postponed his Mes.
THE CIRCUIT JUDaEsHrr RACE
Washington Man---The ChiIian
Versi n of 1t.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 19.-There was a
lull in talk today, with reference to the
Chilian matter, on the house side of the
capitol. The disposition was to await
the receipt of the presidents message
before endeavoring to form a decided
opinion on the subject. The feeling ex-
pressed was nearly all of disbelief in
war as the probable outcome of the
trouble. The members could not say
in what way they expected the trouble
to pass, but there was a general concur
renee of opinion it would do SO in some
manner or other. A number OF demo-
cratic representatives who were talked
with deprecated a war with so small a
nation as Chilli, and said the United
States is large and strong enough to over
look great many things rather than to
proceed to extremeties. During the
afternoon report was in circulation
that the situation had assumed slightly
a more pacific aspect. It was rumored
Great Britain had interviewed and offered
to bring about peaceful adjustment of
the relations between the two countries.
No official confirmation of this rumor
could be obtained by the members, but
it found credence with many from the
fact it had been anticipated an amicable
arrangement might be reached through
the friendly interposition of some third
nation and Great Britrin, with her vast
interests in Chill, was looked upon as
the most likely to be the intervening
power
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-20
THE GILLIAN VERSION.
Some Extracts From the Report Pre-
sented to Judge Foster.

seHteo " uuSc It osbeF'
VALPARAISO, Jan. 26.-It is true the
Chilian government notified Captain
Evans of the Yorktown that it was un-
able to guarantee the safety of the refu-
gees on board his ship, if he undertook
to transfer them to any departing
steamer, and neither could the govern
ment prevent any steamer on which
they took passage, from being searched,
in any Chilian port, at which the vessel
might touch while on their way north.
There was no change of mind on the
part of the Chilian authorities in regard
to the refugees, and in proof of this it is
only necessary to look at the facts by
the following statement by high au-
thority, in which it is claimed that the
government is powerless in the pre-
mises:
'.The government-has no right, under
the constitution of the country, to inter-
fere with the courts or public prosecu-
tors, and could not prevent the seizure
of the refugees in any port of Chill they
touched at on the way in any direction
to neutral port.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-20
The Charleston Ready for Sea.

SAN DIEGO, Gan. l9.-Cipher dis
patches received from Washington by
Admiral Brown appear to change plans
in regard to the movement of the
Charleston, which was expected to sail
for San Francisco this morning. At any
rate, the Charleston is making no prep
arations to move this morning. Yester-
day afternoon diver was sent down to
examine the cruisers bottom His re-
port to Captain Remy is that the vessel
is cleaner than was expected. The en-
gineer also reported the machinery in
good condition, and not in need of over
hauling. The ammunition brought here
by the San Francisco gives the Charles
ton complete store.