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Went q shoot Hor sIandorov.

HAvBRsTRAw, N. ", Jan. i4-Mrs.
Charles Pine, well known and highly re-
spected lady, was slandered by Michael Wal
shaver, proprietor OF tailor shop. She pro-
cured a revolver, went into Walshaver's
store and drew the pistol 10 fire, when an
employee thrust the barrel toward the cell
ing, into which its contents were discharged
The prompt action Of the employee probably
saved Walshaver's life.
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HONG KoNG, Jan. IA "A serious breach Of
the treaty between Greet Britain and China
has occurred. The property of a British
merchant has been conhscated and his
Christian servants arrested on charge Of
violating Chinese law, although the British
diplomatic representatives only have the
right to deal with such cases.
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

GRAED RAPIDS, Mich, Jan 14-Colonel
M. Almy Aldrich, managing editor Of The
Daily Democrat, Of this city, and formerly
Of the Boston Globe, accidentally fell into
the baptHmal font in the Fountain street
Baptist church as be was about to introduce
Lecturer Blonet to fashionable audience.
Despite his ducking the colonel introduced
the lecturer.
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So A MONTH TILL MARCH 20.
Only Three Months Longer at IS a
Month Until Cured.

Doctors Mccoy and wndman's Liberal
Offer 20 Treat all Patients at S5 a
Month aud Furnisn all Medicines Free
is Limited.
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HARRIsBURG, Jan. 14-Governor Pattison
has pardoned Absolon Bowser, Of Allegheny
county, who killed Obadiah Haymaker in a
fight for the possession Of natural gas prop
erty claimed BY Milton Weston, the million
aire, now deceased.
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Ferdinand and stambulon in Peril,

VIENNA, Jan 14A conspiracy to poison
Prince Ferdinand has been discovered at
Sofia. The princes cook has been placed
under arrest Fifty officers Of the army
have also been arrested on a charge Of CON
spring to murder Premier Stalnbuloff. The
cook was instigated, 1t is claimed, to put
poison in the princes food, while the army
officers had been led by Russian intrigues 70
datermine to get rid Of Stambuloff.
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HARRISBURG, Jan i4.-The state board OF
sinking fund commissioners have ordered
the sale Of $4,000 worth Of the United
States government bonds held by the state,
and the appropriation Of the amount toward
the redemption Of the fifteen-year Ss,000,O00
loan due next month
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan I4.-Senabor Dolph
gave dinner in honor Of senator Hin, at
which the other guests were Senators Wal
thall, Blackburn, Carlisle, Coclzrell Hiscock,
Hoar, Platt and Gordon Senators Hill
and Dolph were schOolmates
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DOCTORS MCCOY

Late Of Bellevue Hospital, New York.
once, 835 Market street, Wilmington.
Where all Durable Diseases are treated with
success. If you live at a distance write for
q symptom Blank.
OonRultation ~ Onaes or by Nail Free.
once hours-s to II a. m; to ,. M. to
D. m. daily.
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BAwooR Ne. Jan. 14-Steps have been
taken N this city for the erection Of A mon
ument 70 the late ex-Nice President Hanni-
bal Hamlin- A committee has been ap-
pointed to secure contributions.
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Arrested for the Dunham murder.

NEWARK, n. j., Jan. Superintendent
Of Police Brown took into custody in Pat
erson, George w. Fuller, suspected to be
the murderer OF William Dunhan on
Christmas eve. The evidence against him
is very strong, but also very circumstantial
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

nor SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il REAL ESTATE.-The we'll known 'Prac-
tieal Farmer" Hotel at Grubb's, Brandywtne
hundred, is offered for sale, or will exchange
fer city real estate; has been licensed Tor one
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
P. DONAHOE, $40 Orange street, Whining
ton. Del.
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BosToE, Jan. 14--Charles A. White, the
well known composer, is decd He was
sixty-two years old. He composed over six
teen hundred pieces including ~Come
Birdie, Come "Put Me in Ny Little Bed
and "Marguerite.T
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ROCHESTER,, n. r., Jan l4-The jury in
the case Of Jacob Koehler vs. the Bay rail-
road awarded the plaintiff Sl2,5 500 Koehler
was struck by train and was severely in
lured, losing his left leg and suffering a
partial paralysis.
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

DBs MONIES, Jan. lathe Democratio
state central committee has unanimously
agreed, unless harmony was secured in New
York, to make STRONG effort TO secure the
presidential nomination for Governor Boies.
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

NEw YoRK, Jan. 14.-The American AS
sociation Of Inventors and Manufacturers
VIII hold their second annual nesting Jan.
10 in the city Of Washington An inventors
and manufacturers OF the state Of New York
are invited to attend and join the associa-
flor,
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

GENEVA, Wis, Ian. l4-Ths Bank OF
Geneva is embarrassed, and Thesis creditors
win probably not realize seventy cents on
the dollar The collapse is attributed to a
series of bed loans.
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

FoRT YUMA, Ariz-, Jan. A--The Indian
school hero has been burned. ThH makes
three Indian schools burned in six weeks
The other two were al Peck, Mon, and
klamath, One.
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BnlgarIa Wnl Anolorlre.

VIENNA, Jan. ~ Bulgaria has decided TO
apologize to France for the expulsion Of
Chadourne and to give Chadourne adequate
compensation for the use Of methods con
trary to treaty to remove him from the
cO1ntI-y
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CLEVELAND, Jan. l4.-John Anderson
held here under charges Of robbery and big
amy, and who has been rapidly gaining
worldwide reputation owing 20 his nnmer
Gus matrimonial alliances, today heard
through the police Of four more women,
residents Of as many different states, who
wish 10 claim him as their lord aud maeter.
This makes q total of fifteen wives for An
de44aon
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New ALBANY, Ind, Jan. 14.-Judge
George Y. Howk, the distinguished jurist,
died from grip at the age Of eighty-nine
years. He was twice elected 10 the supreme
court of the state.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Jan. 1.-THE ex-
animation Of the books Of the late Wilson
I'M, cashier cf the Jamesburg bank, shows
he was an embozzler in the sum Of 81, 900
rs originally charged.
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AsBURY PARK, N j., Jan l4.--Rev. Gar.
nor r. Snyder died at his home at Ocean
Grove from the grip. He wa seventy-one
years old, and was one Of the best known
members of New Jersey annual conference
Of tho Methodist Episcopal church
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

BARRyTowN, N. T., Jan. 14.-It Is said
that Rev. Mr. Shober who left his wife and
children here, is now at Salisbury, N. G..
The sentiment here is strongly turning in
favor Of Mrs. Shober.
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

OovsrAsrINoPLE, jan. A-The Yemen
revolt h spreading The rebels have cut the
Telegraph wire 10 prevent their operations
from being telegraphed 70 Turkish head.
quarters, and thB are steadily advancing
upon the oApital IF tho province.
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 14-A little son OF H
S. Stagwood, nephew Of Secretary Blaine,
was run over by sleigh and fatally injured
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

New HAVEN. Jan. l4--Rev. George W.
Wooding, a prominent member of the south
ern Methodist Episcopal conference, died
here, seventy-two years old. For ten years
be was chaplain in the Connecticut state
tl-iaon
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BosrOE, Jan. l4,-Broker Il w. Going
who sued Broker Wilson W. Fay fcr SiO,00g
for having called Going thief, was given
Oane cnnt daynaaeae
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WILLIAnsroRT, Pa. Jan. H-The cashier
OF the failed Muncey bank Dela Green, gave
bail in g, 5,0o0 for hearing Friday. He pro
tests his innooenoe. Mr. Dengler, the bank
examiner, has found a shortage OF $4,000 in
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

HARRIsBURu. Jan 14--Androw Stark, a
tramp, was struck by train and died AT
an explosion several years ago Stark had lost
both Of his hands and an eye. On his per
son was found Sal7 and bank book for
EQnE &
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

NEWARK, ". j., Jan. l4-Patrick Brady,
who killed his wife on Oct. 3, was convicted
OF murder in the second degree and sem
fenced to imprisonment at hard labor fcr
twenty years
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WAsHINGroN, Jan. n. A.-Commissioner Car
ter, Of the general land Office, estimates that
tfSe prooeeds from the sale Of public lands
for the fscsll year ending june 80, 1892, win
Be slOOOOCD
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CLEVELAND, Jan. 14-The York Power
block on Center street near the Central
viaduct was totally destroyed BY fire. The
total loss is estimated at $4,000.
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

HARRIsBURG, Jan. 1.-THE econvention' of
master painters and decorators voted to
decorate room in the Pennsylvania build
ing at the Worlds fair.
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New YoRK, Jan. 1.-The bonanza king,
John w. Mackay, has been sued by Ed
Stokes, Of the Hoffman House, for SIS, 900.
The suit grows out Of a Telegraph deal be-
tween the one time friends.
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settled br Arbitratinn.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan l4.-The street car
strike has been settled by arbitration. An
employees win ride free at present The en-
ployees returned to work at once.
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ccused Of his brothers sfur,Ier.

WnLIAMAETIc, Conn, Jan. H-In the
trial Of Daley for the murder Of Corcoran,
counsel for the defense told the court he
would prove that Corcoran's own brother,
John, did the murder.
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

FAIRFIELD, Conn, Jan. 14.-The fifth at
tempt at train wrecking in a short time has
just occurred here Luckily no damage was
done. The residents are thoroughly alarmed.
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The Equitable Life" is the largest
life insurance company In the world. It's
assets are $3.50, ,000, 900, with surplus
over and beyond all liabilities of
$25. 600. 900.
ANsoN A. MAHER. General Agent,
No S02 Market street
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month aud FurniBn hiA Moutoineh rrSe
is Limtted.
Doctors Mccoy Dad wildman's liberal offer
to treat an patients for five dollars month
and furnish all medicines is positively limited
10 the next three months. They will not take
patients for this small sum for treatment
after March 18th, 1892. The object in making
this offer origis ally was TO give persons suf-
fering from satarrh and other diseases an
opportunity of learning that these physicians
are very successful In tae treatment of all
nsse, throat and lsng troubles, as well as
other diseases. Those taking treatment be
fore March 25th will be treated fer 50
month sntil cured and will be furnished with
all necessary medicines. This offer positively
will not be extended bsyend March 25th.
That dread disease, eRtarrh. is eating las
way inte the RyateWa of thousands at this
time Of the year. This Ia the seasen whsH
the seeds Of the disease are sown, aRd they
quickly take root. Then comes consumption.
If you feel that you have cAtarrh. never
mind how slight, get rid OF II now before It
becomes worse wttk tbs cold weather. Don't
deluae yourself with he belief that you can
eure yourself of satarrh by taking the al
legged catarrh cures that don't cure. Catarrh
must receive patient. careful local treatment
a. the hands Of specialists who make this
disease a speciality. Get rid OF your catarrh al
once by attending TO it now and save yourself
hundreds OF dollars and many years Of
m 8 ry.
Begin treatment now
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

MADRID, Jan 14-The river Gaudal-
culver has suddenly risen near Sexille,
flooding the greater part Of that city.
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

A New yorh-PhiIAdciphia Canal Urged.
Nav YoRg, Jan. H.--At the annual meet.
ing Of the New York board of transporta.
tion a delegation a representative Phila-
delphians, headed by Professor Lewis M.
Hanpt, Of the University of Pennsylvania,
urged the construction Of a canal between
thia city and Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

MAIDEN, Mass, Jan l4-Edward Heath,
ex-mayor Of New Orleans, died here, aged
seYenty-three years.
Evening journal., 1892-01-14

ROME, n Y, Jan. l4.-The New York
Locomotive works, Of this city, has passed
into the hands Of receivers.
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A CLASH IN THE SENATE
Senators Mcpherson and Cock
rell Have a Little Tilt.
OVER A PUBLIC BUILDING BILL

ahe Structure Was a New Jersey One
and Mcpherson Wanted $4,000 More
Than the COMMITTEES Izeported, but
cociSrell obJected and He Didn't Got It.
a scene IN the senate between Mr.. Cock.
real, OF Missouri, and Mr.. Mcpherson, Of
New Jersey, over a New Jersey public build.
ing bin. The discussion arose upon a re
quest BY Mr.. Mcpherson to take up and pass
a small public building bill to increase the
cost OF a public building at Hoboken, N. j.,
90 $1,000.
Mr.. Cochrell protested against the con
sideration OF these calendar bills until the
reports ON these bills had been received from
the public printer.
MIR. Mcpherson, explaining the facts, said
the original plan provided only for one
story building, but the citizens had united
in a guarantee of the contractor to empower
him to suspend work until congress could
be appealed to to authorize a more suitable
building The state Of New Jersey-one Of
the original thirteen states-had less money
appropriated fox its public buildings than
had been appropriated to build postoffice
in one western city not yet twenty-five
years old All he desired to say, that II
the senate denied this justice to the state OF
New Jersey, il another public building biz
passed the senate it would be at the very
last hour Of the session, and moi before.
CochrelI Got Warm.
This brought Mr.. Cockrell to his feet, whc
-n.l.r 1. -
stand the senator to threaten that no othe1
bills shall 80 through unless this bill is Q
success
MIR. McPherson-Not at all. say the
state Of New Jersey is entitled to proper
consideration, and if the United States is SC
poverty stricken as not 10 be able to make
tins appropriation the people Of New Jer.
sey viii put their hands in their own pock.
ets.a .and provide suitable building.
TO this remark Mr.. Cockrell replied
amidst laughter and some excitement
why, Mr. President, that is the most
ridiculous proposition ever made on the
floor Of the senate--to say that the state Of
New Jersey because it was one Of the thir
teen original states must have just as many
public buildings and just as much money a
any other state. There IS no foundation oi
justice or equity or fair dealing in thi
proposition. New Jersey is entitled to just
the same treatment as any other state and
no more
Mr.. Mcpherson, still with some warmth
Of manner, said he was not willing that the
senator from Missouri should place his owl
construction on his lMr. McPhenon's
words. The senator's voice would probably
be heard later in the session in favor oi
other appropriations for large amount il
favor OF cities in the west.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
THE LIBERTY HOTEL,
No. los ShipIey Street,

Has been refitted and refurnished and offers
arst-elass aceo mmodations for limited
Aumser Of poarders.
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II OTIS FOR SALE.-0 FT. ON GILPIN
~ avenue md Rowan street: 9o f. on Fifth
street between Van Buren and Harrison; g5
It. on Franklin street and Lowering avenue;
3S IT. on Sixth between Jackson and Van
Barren: 100 IT. on Beech between Maryland
Avenue and Van Buren,; 30 #. on Stroud
gareet AID Railroad avenue; 100 IT. on Han
cock street between Gilpin ana shallcross
avenues: 6S # on Front and jackson stree Is;
40 1T. on Fourteenth street, west of Scott
c. F. JOHNSON, 11O5 NJ arket st
NOR SALE.
a Nos. eel to COZ Harrison street.
Nos 80a and sos Van Buren, street.
Nos. coo and COZ Van Buren street.
Nos. 1903 and 1919 Pleasant street.
Nos 1873, 1915 and 1917 Lancaster avenue.
Dwelling and store. Thirteenth and French.
If none Of the above suit. come get list
JOHN MULVENA,
ai5 Market Street.
Once open every evening. Telephone No. 6sg.
NOR RENT.-No. 1885 LINDEN STREET.
4 Apply 20 John j. Mealey, No. 90s West
Second street.
ENOR RENT. THE THIRD STORY ROO 4,
1t No. 4lei6 Market street, l6x70 Fell
lighted, entrance both on Market and shlpley
streets. JAMES MONAGHAN, No. 4l9 Mar.
ket street.
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NOTICE. r,nsr N.r,ov,,p.vr
WILMINGToN, DsL,. Jan. II, 1892.
AZ the annual meeting II the stockholders
sons were elected directors for the ensuing
yesr.
Edward Belts, Samuel Bancroft, Jr,
SlemenL =. Smyth, James O. McComb, y
George W. Bush. /. c. Vandegrift -
u. James Belt, Charles W. Pusey.
L. p. Bush, Jr.
At meeting of the board held this dav
Edward Belts was elect-d president.
HENRY BUSH. Cashier
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HTANTED. - BOApDERS PLEASANT
w rooms, gas, bath, house heated all
through. Good locality. 62O West Ninth st.
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Mr.. Cockrell again occasioned laughter on
the floor Of the senate by turning to Mr..
MCPHERSON and saying, with his favorite
gesture of pointing his finger: 'sThe senator
IS exceedingly unfortunate in his explana
ton j asked you pointing to Mr. McPher-
SOM for a decent explanation and the sena-
tor gets mad and says / am trying TO with
ho2d his honest and just appropriation
simply wanted to know why this committee
before whom the senator himself appeared
and who agreed on his recommendation to
recommend an appropriation of SlOO, 900,
should be oveETidden by the senator and
asked to appropriate Sl0,O00more.
MIR. Mcpherson 20 Mr. Cockreil-Is that
all your objectioni If l had known this
was all the objection l would have with.
drawn my amendment If that is all the
objection l withdraw the amendment and
let tale people of New Jersey contribute the
additional SIC, 600
The Vice President-Does the chair un-
derstand the senator (bir. McPhersonl to
withdraw his amendment
Mr. Mcpherson with marked emphasis)-
The senator from New Jersey withdraws
his amendment.
The bill as reported by the committee
appropriating 100000 was then passed
The incident then terminated.
The greater part Of the balance Of the
session was taken up in discussion Of the
needs Of the court OF claims and the attor.
ney generals Office with especial reference
to the disposition of Indian depreciation
claims The matter was finally referred to
the judiciary committee.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-07

II revn|u'i"n, not against Daz, hut
hi appo'nt+- Rahbae.
lu purh13 til+ revolution is only
Arud-tf bv ~ general xnv. rntn+nt
backing dn~n, after arrestinK tie
rr', >t. tn tvn utllan1Ar1t-, which -
ti.t II u-t t.' .'h,ljrAnu r-Ii1iu,l. state In
thr rtl'uhlE. 1t - stated that II wA-
tllr intention Ut IT,. government TO
*'1' =: l1h~ tri+-t~, aud II 'h+ ll~t l'tr
r:rt sn -n.n,t tIlrn hrwtI. hut I};zll ~
MsirahE cry t'ruH"t,t1v p'thch II hy
hlut.t't, aud THO Igltnut hi, >uh-fI,-
n+t@~ nvttt1etl aH't4A1 .errI.+tl t. ht II
trup at tt hun. \ ptatnjnptIt Eot-
trtttl+Et I'll jai 'ny- tti~ affair wa- Il
<AI nl&>tkt: tI4rr tlr government NA-
ntt IL ttlum.. ~ thr state authorities
did int knn~ Itw tu tnrry nut the
orders given. Th- hu@ gwen rise 10
The opinion that tue whole thing wa-
Ii plan to ttl>t (xuy+ rllDr Muttiutz who
/, ii il1tutr t. ruler
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-07

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The Standard's
st. Petersburg special says: 1t IL re~
ported that the Grand Duke Sergius,
disguised ss peasant, In order tn dis
c"ver the truth about the alleged Diff
cul1ies iu the purchase OF bread, had "A
suuabble with q baker, aud waA
thrown into the street by policeman.
who severely hurt him, and was about
to arrest him, when he revealed his
Identity, whereuron three police
officials &C Cmmitted suicide.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-07
lhlrf .I,>tt'l, TA,,ln fur Washington.

SPOKANE, NA-h.. Jan. 3.-Chief
Jo+ett, Ut The <e> l'erce Indians, hia
nephew, the young II ief Long H .ir,
Il CmAttlla Ind un, aLL Mo*tH Min-
thorn, un educated christian Indian.
accompanied by Agtns Crawford #
the tnIatiln reservation IN eastern
Oregon, are expt cte'i to leave for Chi
cago aud Washington t. plead with
the Indian authorities to allow him to
return with bis people to the old home
ia the Blue nj uut4ins of eastern
Oreg'n. Tue <ez Perces, it will to re-
me.ul cred, rebelIed against the
attempt to remove them from the
Blue mouu utains 70 strange rest rva-
tim, and. led by Jo1eph, made their
ph~nomenal ,unniug fight with Gen.
Howard in 1877. After their defeat
they wer- stationed Oh the Colville
reservation NEAR Spokane, but they
have never beenconlent and take slow
~ to the customs If .vilizAtion.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-07

:Grn<. Jan. J, -The rorrp>-
ph1Idence Will Ii he Pr. d-nt prn1,,e~
eH to -enh to ronK'e~-, Relating thr
u tick upun tht Baltimore rutInrs at
Valparaiso, will not ;pe sent now. In
feet, 'h~re i~ every rensrn to believe
that nIAuy days will mt elap-e htnre
/ he public nIay k :nw officially ,jn+t
W+lHf l,A- ~ed hrtwett> "the Department
Of stat" and Minister EgAu ou QUE ride
Antl The Chill II Minister Of o,tign a'-
iAir. nud Minister Nontt un tue
',ther.'
The unofficial announcement If the
;{ractlcnl rolurl+tlnn ot the judicial
proceedings II, Valparaiso uud the IN.
tention IF the Chtlinn legal authorities
tb putlt-" three Cnilinus convicted of
participation in the a-.nutt ha1 given
ihuch saN aNisfac'io h 1e and Is generals
Iy rega' de'l A. a distinct concession by
the Chi;ian Cow rnn,ent to tt t Dnited
States ns Il showing that thu RI ill mt
In all probability he further uadue de
lay ia the disposition ot the case.
'rhe>e tidines have not, 10 Tar 40 learn
I'd, been officially made known to Sec.
fetary Blaine by Minister Monlt and
1T may be that The latter will wait the
sentence of the convicted Chilians b.
fore he presents to the secretary the
conclusions reached by the judicial
authorizes of bis country.
| With matters la This promising COLI
dltion it ia uh|ikeIy that q disturbing
element will be introduced in the ne-
kotiattons by the publication of tnconl-
tlete correspondence.
BLAINE AND MoSTT.
Secretary Blaine aud Senor Muntt,
Chllian minister, hud long confer
ence at the formers redidence to day.
All that 1s known about the cnufer-
ence i. that IT Was of sufficient length
and importance t. keep Blaine away
from Il cabinet meeting.
THE ia LTIMUKE ARRIVES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-The Cni"
ted States cruiser "Ba|timore," arriv'
ed here thi. morning from Valparaiso
Capt. Sehley WAS immediately inter.
viz wtt ~ au Associated Press rtrnrt-
er. He stated his report had been fnr'
wardeG to Washington mud that ht
was moi at liberty to make any state.
1nents conct ruing the contests. HI
stated, however, that he had no reason
to modify his former telegfarhio re-
port bused On the investigation Of th<
Valparaiso mob ty the officers Of tht
Baltimore
"Aly men, >aid he, "thirty four iu
nuuibtr, entfrely unArmed, were at-
/ tackled vt almost the same moment III
half dozen different parts Of The city
bv mtb@ varying from 800 to 2,,kh> men
Two were killed, tive were seriously
stabbed and eighteen more bruised
and hurt. Everyone was stabbed fron1
behind, not one from, IN frnnt,
It my sailors tud teen Armed they