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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-02-04
INTERESTS OF THE GREAT JUDITH COUNTRY.

personal injuries in that city, largely
by the police, directed the attorney
general to cause the evidence of the
officers and crew of that vessel to be
taken upon it's arrival in San Fran
cisco and this testimony is also here
with transmitted. The brutal and
even savage treatment of these poor
men by the Gillian police would be
increditable if the evidence of Shields
was not supported by other direct
testimony and by the distressing con-
dition of the man himself when he was
finally able to reach his vessel. A
claim for reparation has been made
for Shields. / have as yet received no
reply to our note of the 21st inst,
but in my opinion ought not to delay
longer to bring these matters to the
attention OF congress for such action
as may be deemed appropriate.
lSigned) BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Executive mansion, Jan. 25, 1892.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-02-04
THE cHILIAN CONTROVERSY.
The Gillian Government Expresses Profound
Regret al the Attack on the Bal
timore's Sailors.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-The first
cable message received by the presi-
dent from Minister Egan was not in
all respects satisfactory. 1t was lack
ing in fullness, and there are many
things in it requiring additional eluci-
dation. Another and later dispatch
has been received, and its contents
are such as to leave nothing for con-
gress to do in regard to the president s
message. 1t not only confirms all
that was said in the associated press
dispatches, but is couched in the most
friendly terms. The effect OF the dis
patch received say the charge that the
Chilians entertain feeling OF enmity
toward the United States and to its
flag and uniform is utterly false. The
dispatch then says in order to show
that friendly feeling was entertained
by the Chilians for the United States,
and as evidence of their desire to do
all that is possible, they are willing to
leave the affair to the United States
supreme court.
Blount, chairman of the house COM
mittee on foreign relations, in speak
ing of Chili's latest dispatch, said:
"The whole matter is settled, and
nothing but the preliminaries remain
to be arranged. The apology made
by Chill is as complete as it could pos
sibly be. 1t speaks with the most
profound regyet of the attack on the
Baltimore's sailors; declares a sincere
feeling of friendship for the United
States and profound respect for our
flag and uniform.
"They speak freely OF the presence
OF the American men-of-war in their
ports during herevolution and of the
friendly attitude of our officers and
men at that time. They say that in
entertaining the feeling of friendship
which they do toward the United
States it would be impossible for
them to sympathize with or feel more
profound regret for the attack upon
the United States sailors.
''As evidence of their perfect good
faith, they say they propose, in con-
nection with a complete and humble
apology, that the matter of repara-
tion be referred to the United States
supreme court. 1t is Il complete and
abject apology, and settles the whole
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-02-04
Montana Exhibits.

w. NJ. Bickford says that the timber eX-
hibit for Montana at the Worlds Fair is
going TO he something very creditable. G.
S. Woodworth. the timber man of the
Northern Pacific is going to take II hand,
and in addition tn some beautiful speci-
mems, will prepare monograph on the
subject in connection with the exhibit. He
is probably as well equipped for the work
any man in the state.
The world will also be able To see what
Montana can do in the way of fruit grow
ing. BY the use OF liquid preparation re
Gently invented the fruit will be preserved
in large Jars in way to retain their color,
size and freshness. and it is believed that
Montana's exhibit of cherries, apples and
plums raised on irrigated ground will er-
ceed that of any other stste.-Missoula
Gazette.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-02-04
A Vets soliloquy.

Take down the old Springfield rifle John.
and burnish up the bari.
Them Chilian dogs are growlin' fierce
there's bound to be a quart.
Brave blood o. Yankee tars has run in Val
parlso's streets,
And that's a deed we must avenge in spite
o. all their fleets.
Our var ships are not many, but the boys
o. '62
Are ready for the scrimmags-the gray be-
side the blue
And all they ask is standin' room on Chili's
bloody coast
To make 'em rue the day they pulled the
eagle from his roost.
Then take down the old rifle, John, aud
burnish up the bar1.
The boys that wore the blue and gray can
straighten this ere snarl.
j. Emerson Locke in Buffalo Courier.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-02-04
Can't Cook as Mother Did!

How many young wife's heart has been saddened
by hearing remark And yet how often the
true; especially cake pastry biscuit
question The is plain yet it is like telling
secret"
Our mothers used and are using DR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder. They be mised into using any
of the ammonia powders. No dyspepsia saow
complexions when mother did the cooking
The first symptoms of ammonia poisoning, says
New York which among those who work IN
factories discooraton of the nose and fore
This gradually extends the face until the COM
pexion stained botched and unsightly appearance
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the only pure
cream tartar powder contains the whites eggs
DR. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported by all authorities free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact the
purity of this ideal powder has never been ques-
toned
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-02-04
A Bad Failure.

Boston Herald (Dem.); Speaker
Crisp is bad failure at the beginning.
He has injured the Democratic party
at a critical time, much more than it
was in the power of its opponents to
do. A discouraging feature OF his ac-
tioni is that he does not himself appear
to he sufficiently statesman to ap-
prsciate its effect. The Democratic
larty is handicapped, instead OF
helped, by it's speaker. This puts an
obstacle, and an important one, in
the way OF carrying the next presiden-
tial election.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-02-04
A Different Kind of a Man.

When Judge Gresham found himself
shut up in a court room with a lunatic
at Chicago, the other day, he didn't
grab a messenger boy for use as
breastplate, nor did he yell like a
ninny; but he diverted the crank with
kindly and soothing discourse until
the police came for him. This illus
trates the difference between a man of
and a man of brains.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-02-04
WooL-sroRINc FACILITIES.

Warehouse Special View the
of Wool WoolGrowers Judith Wolf Creek will find
this the haul their wool, whether
desiring sell or ship.
Now that the settlement
and Others seeking will find the h
kndsat BED ROCK PRICES Also blacksmith Landing
s~ORDERS BY MAIL GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-02-04
Tariff Pictures.
The South mined

The South mined 6,500,0OO tons
of coal i'm 1882; last year she mined
about .- 23,OOO,OOO tons.
As there is no anthracite coal in the
South in appreciable quantities. these
figures speak of manufacturing devel-
opment rather than increased domes-
tic consumption. Is it not strange
that southern congressman lead in the
attacks on the protective duties that
are doing SO much to develop the
south?
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-02-04
OFFICIAL ROSTER.

state Directory.
Governor. h. Toole, Helena
Lieut.. Governor...John L. Richards, Bntt,.
Membsr of Congress, w. w. Dixon, Butt,.
Secretary ............... Louis Rotwirt, Helena
Treasurer X. q. Hickman, Helena
Anditor.......... ...... f.. A. Kenney, Helena
Atty General, ,...H enri J. Haskell, GIendiy.
Chic iJnstice Supreme Court...-....
Henry ". Blake, Helena
a associate Justices f. n. Harwood
Supreme Court ''.'' w. II. Dewhl
CLERK Sup. Court, w. j. Kennedy, Helena
. uperintendent Public Instruction
.........John Cannon, Helena
Federal Directory.
u. :. VIM. F. Furay, Butte.
kssistss u. s. Land ottce.........C. A. Burr
Receiver u. ). Land Office.....G. w. Cool
Surveyor General. ID. Eaton
II. ). Attorney sy.........................E ID. Weed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-18
CHELSEA NEWS.
Sickness The River - Wood Cutting
Chapel 10 be Built Personals.

Especial to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL.
DHSLsEA. Jan. 10 49, There are many
| Cheiaes people sick With the grippe, s1me
Of whom are recovs ring ard some quite
sick, Among those that are on the sicS
iist are Wm. Getchelrs family, Franz
Stevens and wife, Ats4l Springer sad fam
ly, Noah Packard, Geo Stevens and Chss
Toby.
Henry Springer is cutting large qusn-
ties Of cord wood from his wood 10. at
Center Chelsea
1t has been hard crossing the ken-
nehec st this place for a number Of
days, and some of those who work iu
Hsiloseli have had to go around by Au
gusta TO ge. 10 lheir work. There never
has been 90 long time with no crossing
the tIyer as there hiss been this winter
The Snow storm Of Jsn. 18th. was the
largest fall OF snow for the season, and
has made quite good slsishing in the road.
Herbert CULVER Is cutting lot OF wood
% the Joseph Patterson lot at Ledge hill.
O. w Little field Is cutting and hauling
% cords If wood from his wood lat At
thtlses Heights.
They talk of building chapel at Sesrle's
Mills 10 Ilace Of the hall that was lately
burned at that place.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES,

The canning factory at Fort Popham ia
completed, bat operations will net begin H.
canning before sprlng.
Tne Bs'h board Of regisIstion fsd tina
ihers are 2037 volefs there xish 383 more
names 10 De decided upon.
Henry webster, dssf man caugh, on tbs
rAi.r0sd bridge between Lewiston and Au
burn, FfJay evening, by train, Jumped
to ihs ice, 40 feet below. He bf0k,
through The tee bu! escaped snd soon vii
be out.
At Norway, Friday evening, Ibs Bow.
doia Associstion Of OIfJrd county xss
formed vph tbess officers : 4. Stesrns
-. president; j. A. Roberts. II. secre-
tasy and treasurer; and Rev. Y. v. Nor.
cross, '55, A. Il Hsrrick, 70, and s. l.
Foss, 80, executive Committee. The TO
Io~iog graduzies we're present Rev. r. v
Noi cross, IS; &. A. Stephens. 80; Prof
T. e. R1bihs9n, 70; a. + Hernck, 70
j. A. R3beits, II Frank KimhsIl. 70; 8
5 ) earns, 70; r. o. Purin gton, 80; J
F. Libby, 81; saof ford l.. Fog, 50
Frank T.. Morse, 30; A. z Ste.rns, 30.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

DR.. W. l.. Dana Of Portland has been
elected demonstfAtor Of snatomy Tor the
Maine Medical school il place of DR.. A. s.
Thsyer.
Charles Caldwell Of Chicago, a native Of
Oxford county, has presented the Oxford
North Agricultural Society a beautiful bell
Weighing above twenty Ave pounds for their
use attbeir fairs.
Piscassquis County Agricultural Societies
have eiecIed Mr.. A. W. Gilman Of For
croft, as member Of the board Of Agticul
ture to succeed Mr.. Dsggstt. Mr.. Gilman
10 wide awake, progressive man, one Of
the largest farmers in the county, has an
extended acquaintance with the resources
Of the State. acquired through two terms
service on the 5 ate Valuation Commissions,
and must prove . valuable m mbe,. No
county has exefied . greater influence than
this, and Mr.. Dssgsu's services have been
in constant demand all over the State.
Having served tso full tsrm'. he nov re
tires TO give place to . bfoihsr farmer OF
III Questioned ability Maine Farmer!
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WAR PREPARATIONS
BY Chill "A Fleet Headed for Straits Of
Magellan.

WAsHIEGros, Jan. l5 The reported
preparations OF the Chilian government for
war, though lacking official confirmation in
all details - Jet, are viewed With deep
concern at the navy department. The re-
ported shipment Of torpedoes through Mo1-
tevideo to Chill has hsd the effect Of warn
ing the naval officers that in the event Of
var they are to be met by . foe armed
with the hest modern weapons. O.her
unmistakable preparations are TO be
diseerned, it il SAID, such as the
reported dispatchins Of = feet Of three
cruisers and torpedo bo,t from Valparaiso
under sealed orders, which vas reported
from Chill through private sources yessef.
day. Is is the prevailing opinion Of the
navy department. that this feet 10 bound for
the straits Of Magellan, which mAy be re.
garded to = certain extent ~ the gateway to
Chill. A com pafstively email number oi
we'll armed vessels advantsseousiy placed
in these straits, could, in the opinion Of na.
val experts. hod that important passage
agsinss largo feet
The Chiisn vessels, SUPP ,sirg the strait,
70 be their destination. can EASILY reac.
that point before Admiral Walker. who il
nov sr Montividso with the Caiesgo, At
lAnia And Bennington.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


The murder theory in the Tens Davis
case is growing,
Spsin's hat factory Danbury. CT, burned
saturday. L1ss, $40 900. Fireman &.
ID. Hicks had his leg broken.
Guy lsOswell Brown, the alleged mur-
derer Of DAVID SanbBru OF Salisbury Mass,
rests secure in the Nesburyp port jail, held
without bail,
A blacksmith shop, the Van Farref
vatehouss, and grain elevator At New
York, burned, Saturday. Loss, e350,OO
Frederick Klpf was burned to death.
At Lcno1dsle, Mass, Saturday, Charles
Adams alias Charles Elwaris, colored,
stabbed l. )his iIayti FfenGhma1, IN the
abdomen during a quarrel aud he 10 no.
expected to live.
A passenger train on the Viroqus branch
OF the St. psul road was ditchsd near Vi
roqas, Wis, Saturday morning. 1t is re.
ported that 20 or more of the passengers
were severely injured.
Use grand jlry at PittsHeld, Mass, Sat-
urday, reported an Indictment for murder
in the FIRST degree sgAiHs, VIM. Coy. al
though Il was not read in court. The trial
will probably be held in March or April.
Dispatches have beon received from
Guatemala confirming the reports that
LsiBfiesier has been elected President.
Manuel A Ssborio, = GuStemala exile In
Mexico, will be made secretary Of the
treasury.
Rev. George W. Stacy, the las. Of the
famous Mebd3n ab b5litionist trio. died Bat
ufdsy at Milford, Mass aged 81 years. The
others were Rev. A. BalIon. and DR.. J.
G. Mstcsif. ssd ali wsrs active o-vofkefs
With Phillips, Douglas, Gstrison, Thayer
and Hale.
The football captsiacy at Yale wAs settled
Saturday night by the election Of Vance
Mccormick of Harrisburg, Penn, . mem
Der Of the class of 80, Sheffield Scientific
school. Mccormick was captain Of the
freshman base bali and foot ball teams last
year, and has played foo. bail only one
season.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
And What ii Will Cost on Them f0i
the Year 1892.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE secretary Of
the treasury has informed the committee
on appropriations that the following
amounI. will be required for the care and
preservation Of the public buildings named
during the next fiscal year:
Boston custom house, $3.50; pos.offics
and sub-treasu'y, s36, 20; Bsrnstsb bic Gus
tom house, $40; FAN River custom house,
slsG0; gloucester custom hnuss, $3.50 !;
Newbuty port custom house, $3.50; Salem
custom house, $50; Springfield court
house, $50; Springfield court house,
sl20O; Lowell court boute, $500; Augusta
Me. court house and post Office, s222C !;
Bangor me. custom mouse, $3.50; Bath
Me custom bouse, $50; Belfast Me. J
custom house, $500; bristol (R } custom
house, $40; Bur'iaZton (Vt) custom
hnase, $500; Castins Ne. custom house,
$40; Concord IN. II } cou,s house, e32l0 /;
E,stport Me. custom house, sI740; Eil.-
worth Me } custom house, $3.50; Kenne-
bunk Ne custom house, $50; Mschiss
me custom house, $40; Manche s.er
IN. II court house. $3.50; Montpelier
VI court house, sl140; Newport x. }
custom house, $3.50; Portland q Me } Gus
tom house, S3l20; court house, $3.50 :;
Portsmouth { n II custom house. 5000 (;
Providence { 4 } custom house. s2s70 !
RockIsud Me court house, sl0s0; But
land (Ft. court house. $50; Waldoboro
Me J custom house, $3.50; Windsor (vt }
court house, $3.50; wi.es.set (Me Gus
tom house. $3.50; Houl;on (ae custom
hous e, $500; Lewiston tMe.) pJs,ottics,
$500.
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BETTER ICB FIBLDS
Nov Make K:HlebsG lea KsD
Feel Pleasant.
Caribou Doctor Said to Hare Dlsc9Y.
cred a Cure fuf Dfinkils
Lewiston Law Student In Trouble
Charged With Serious Crime.
Special % EsssEnse JorssAt

Special 10 KEssEBEc JorEsALl
RIcHxosD. Jsn. l7.--Ies fields are in
excellent condiIion today sll along the
river. Places tafs we're open during the
seek closed last nighs. The ice yaiiet
from one to four inches ia thickness. A,
Stesrns' point Chl,les Russell & Co, have
four inches along the Western shore. A.
he iGe is safe for crossing. fields will be
cultivated b. keeping sGo~ on until it is
II sEtiielsnt thickness to cut. A great sir
amor Ice men 10 looked for sooa. |. Is
sad the Orisnt companies buildings al the
terry are 10 De- t.sea doan And rebuilt.
Frank W. Goven, Dept g. r and Or
gan. Ger, spoke or temperate. al tie Graud
Army Eail TO coed az aadieIcs.
Prot. Gosen spoke ln the Congre gational
church Sunday afternoon on Temperance.
Word vas received this morning CT the
isii4Ss cogdition Of George K. Small who
has been :ick for some time ia Worcester
Mass.
Carlton Houdleite is confined to his home
by sickness.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

A meeting Of the director, of the Port
land & Rum'ord Falls Railway was held
In Portland Friday, and 1t was voted to hold
a meeting of the stockholders, January 25,
at two o'clock, TO decide whether TO pay
for the exier sion of the road to Rumford
equipping the line, providing terminal IA
cil,ties, liguidating liabilities, and st tqIiriog 2
the stock Of the Rumford Falls & Bucsfield
Railroad Company, and to make arrange
ments for issuing the bonds Of the corpora.
ton and securing them by mortgage, on
the whole or any part Of the line.
The Presque Isle Star Hef.li OF last
week says: "Oar RAILROAD subscription is
growing in 8 very encouraging manner, and
at the rate it is PR gressing will shortly
reach point where it will be really felt in
the scale thst it is hoped 70 make tip at the
million dollar notch before spring. Since
our last report we have received the follow
ing additions, and We think it will be con.
ceded that ii puts Mars Hill and E,ston in
most envisble light as regsrd3 enterprise
and public spirit" The amount .ubsoribed
last week through the S.n Hersld's suit
scription was: BIZ residents of Esston,
$500 90; by residents Of Mars Hill, sl700 :
90; total. s2500 previously acknow iedged
$500; grand total, $1,000 90. Well done,
Bro. Collins
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INCENDIARY COSFESSES
To Having Set Fires That Caused Loss
Of Nearly SG0,001.

CHIcorEE, Mass, Jan. l7.--Hugh Had.
den, lxoorer employed by the Duighi
Mills, was arrested this m3rniGg and con-
fsssed to having ,e: fires in ths Company's
mills in which between $50 600 and $50 =
coo have b7ea lost during iAe past tc0
years There was u gbt Are IN No. 6
mill Friday light and Hsdisn was dis.
covered TO have been in the piscs when be
.hould have been on daty in another mill
He vss arrested Saturday night but escaped
from The officer, and was re- captured his
morning. After h3ldiog him some time ne
confessed to AgeSt CuDDoek that he bad
set three fires in t~o years, in each OF which
be.ve4n 5000 ard $50 eco was lost.
Ilsdden gave no motive FOR his crimes
II !ept that he ~s. drunk when be Commit
ted them. Tis IL % yesrs Did, rn1Tried, ard
has been sesen ysAfs in The employ Of the
Dsisht Company.
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GRAVES WANTS REPRIENE
For sixty Da,s-'io,. Roueti Inclined
10 Show Him Favor.

DENvEE, Col, Jan Il -Dr Graves
through h's s'torneys, Welis, Macon and
furmsn, has applied to Gov, Rouett for a
reprleve Of 80 dsys HIS petition ia sr-
compsnied by his sfiidsvIt in which be
deIies that he il guilty, aid AYERS that ,l
will require Al least 80 dsys for the stenG
grapher u prepare a ttauscnption of hi'
appeal t. the supreme court. sieo
states that ertore were made by Juieo
Rising during the uisl
Iha 81 isvits Of Weis. Macon aul
FutnsIn are much the same, and, ia 81
diuOn, ChsFRc ,bat ong of Judge Rising =
instructions t. the jury are in direct co8-
4 ct with the decision Of the suprep,0 count
of Colorado. They slso declare that 1t vi /
be- itrplssble for the sarreme court to pas 3
upoh the sppt 81 before the time set for the
defendants execution. The Governor
assured the at oraeys thai he would gTat
the rapriGye II 1t bIcsme sppsrcat h At I'll,
sapr1 me court could not pass on the case
b. foIe the time Sc. for the execution.
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SILL HOSTILE.


WAsHisGyoS. Jan. l7.--Sec,etary TrseJ
tonisht made public despatch dated JAnu
arg 9th, from Commander Evans, L niiet
States Steamer Yorktown, VsEpsrXisa
Chill. in -egsrd to B,lmses1isg refugees
pUt aboard thas vessel bv L. ). Minister
Egan and the Spanish Minister.
The American minister il form. me thai
the Chili.n minister Of foreign affairs hs,
on 'he Yoiksowo, and that they may he
taken ous Of aoy merchant vessel touching
AZ Chilian port BY LEGAL authority.
Arrangements were made 70, Ali Of them
to sail tedsy. this change Of base on the
part Of the Gillian minister OF foreign
Affairs eompels me to keep them, which
crowds me very much. Shou,a l land
them st CAiiao, Puru. or Malando, no
steamers from here would 70 direct to the
neutral territory.
This unexpected act of the ChlliAn mir
ittef Of foreign ahAirs is due, he says, in
part to my sAluting the Spanish minister
when he came on board to deliver two
refugees. ! have requested the American
minister TO say to the minister of forsiga
Affairs that | am responsible to my
osn g0y mel aad not 10 that of Chill
in such matters, consider his CRITICS M
offensive Ard viii NJ. accept it,
The decision { Sehor Pefeifs, the Chill
ian minister { t foreign shairs, that refu.
gees might be taken out Of any merchant
vessel touching 1t . Chilian port by the
local authorities, vas . great surprise to
the officials here. They had been led TO
believe that the refugees would be per-
miied to leave the country without further
hindrsnce. The navy department had been
informed by Commander Evans thai ihe
refugees were TO sail yesterday on thsir
way to Europe.
Secretary Tracy said tonight that he will
send Instructions 10 Commander Evans to-
morrow. He will probably order the refu-
gees to be taken to some place ia neutral
territory by the Yorktown. There is no
groupd for ofense 10 the Chiiisn govern
ment in the action OF Commander Evans
sslu,ing the Spanish minister when the
latter came on bosrd TO deliver refugees " no
have been under his care. Naval regula-
lions require commanders of vessels to ex-
tend this courtesy to Visiting dignitsry.
This latest move Of the Chiiian govern
ment very unsatisfactory to such ,ticisl.
in Washington - are willing to express
themselves with respect 70 the mater.
Secretary Tracy evidently regretted what
bad occurred and seemed to think 1t an
sffront to the nation. Neither Secretary
Blaine nor Minis,ee Mont had any news
bearing on the Chilisa situation.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

The Church Of the Covenant, where
President Harrison attends, WAS dsmag ed
by fire Saturday and it will take ,ome time
for repairs.
Senator Morrill's wife is very Ill.
Secretary Tracy aud Assistant Sc c,etary
OF State Adee say that the reported fiigh
Of Minister Egsn from Santiago is untrue
Charles II. Aldrich Of Chicago has &C
cepted the position Of solicitor general oi
the United States to succeed VIM. Taft.