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JUSTICE AT LAST.
cHILI WILL PUNISH THE 8ALTI-
MORE ASSAlLANTS.
That 10 the Intimation at Least and
the United States viii Then be Sat
isfied-NO Opinion Yet Rendered in
the Boyd-Thayer Case.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The CORE
Spondence which the president prom
Used to send to congress relating to the
attack upon the Baltimorcs sailors at
Valparaiso will not be sent now. In
fact, there is reason to believe that
some days will elapse before the pub
lie may know officially just what has
passed between the department Of
state and Minister Egan on one side,
and the Chilean minister on foreign
affairs and Minister Montt on the other.
The unofficial announcement of the
practical completion of the judicial
proceedings in Valparaiso, and the in
tention Of the Chilean legal authorities
to punish three Chileans convicted of
participation in the assault, has given
satisfaction here, and is generally re-
garded as distinct concession by the
Chileans to the United States, as show
ing that there will not, in all prob
ability, be further undue delay in the
disposition of the case.
These tidings have not, so far as
learned, been officially made known to
Secretary Blaine by Minister Mont,
and it may be the latter will await the
sentence OF the convicted Chieans be-
fore he presents to the secretary the
conclusions reached by the judicial au-
thorities OF his country. With matters
in this promising condition it is I'M
likely that disturbing element will
be introduced in the negotiations by
the p Publication of the incomplete cor.
respondence.
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received with Satisfaction.

Denver, Col, Jan. 4.-'Guilty OF
murder in the first degree" was the
verdict the jury brought in against DR..
L. Thatcher Graves for the poisoning
of Mrs. Josephine A. Barnaby. The
verdict was brought in at $40 o'clock
Saturday evening. The twelve men
had been out an hour and half. They
retired after the district attorney had
concluded his argument and took three
ballots. The first vote stood nine to
three for the first degree. The second
stood ten to two and the third was
unanimously for conviction in the first
degree. The jury was practically I'M
animous on this verdict from the start
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Rioh HauI by Highwaymen.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. ga Bonner
Ferry stage coach in Missoula county
was held up last night by three men
who went through the passengers and
secured quantity of jewelry and some
money. The heaviest loser was Ed.
L. Huntley, OF Chicago a travelling
man for a wholesale clothing house Of
that city. He lost a watch and dia-
monds which he says were worth $13,-
900. Huntley had been travelling in
Flathead county and thinks the job
was done on his account. There were
three feet of snow on the ground and
the stage was on runners.
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Must Stav in Red.

PERU, Ind, Jan. 4.-Peru pastors
preached to- meagre congregations to-
day. owing to the fact that most of
the members of their focks were
obliged to lie abed all day to keep
from freezing to death. The city de-
ponds entirely on natural gas for its
fuel supply. Last night, with the mer-
curry 5 degrees below zero, the main
pipe leading to the city burst and the
gas was turned off, The few people
having wood stoves managed to keep
from freezing today by burning boxes,
boards and old furniture, but the ma
jority of the population were obliged
to keep their beds.
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China stirs Herself.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-The Chinese gov
eminent has finally awakened to the
importance Of participating in the
worlds fair. A special representative
is now in this city and tomorrow will
call upon Director General Davis to
learn what space China will be given.
He promises that the Chinese exhibit
will be one Of the largest, most novel
and picturesque Of any. The envoy is
Chew Yu Ling, member of the Chi
nese legation at Paris, He bears a let
ter Of introduction from Secretary
Blaine.
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Mntohmnkers, Troubles.

ELGIN ILL.,, Jan. 4.-Three thousand
r;,eratives of the Elgin National
Watch company stand ready to strike,
and only await the signal to quit work.
Several hundred skilled workmen in
two departments walked out yesterday,
and unless the signs fail the strike will
be general. Nothing else was talked
Of last night. Groups of men met on
every corner despite the bitter cold,
and discussed the situation.
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Bloody Battle Imminent.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 4.-The
latest advices from the scene Of the
trouble in Starr and Duvall counties
are to the effect that Captain Bourke's
forces have had several skirmishes
with Garza's men, the revolutionists
invariably effecting their escape. At
last accounts the troops were pressing
the revolutionists close and the news
is hourly expected of more blood-shed.
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Artificial Rain Convention.

HURON, S. D., Jan. AT meet
ing of the commissioners Of
Hand, Beagle, Sphinx, Faulk,
Potter, Sully, Hyde, Hughes, Buffalo
and Jerauld counties next week. They
will be asked to appoint delegates to a
convention to be held on Jan. 20 at
Miller to consider a proposition sub
mitted by the Interstate Artificial Rain
company of Kansas to furnish moisture
for the counties named during the COM
ing crop season.
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Cue Down by an ocean Racer.

LONDON, Jan. A steamer, be-
heved to be the Red Star Liner Nord-
land which sailed from Antwerp yes
terday for New York, ran down the
British bark Childwell of the Wieling-
enen lightship and cut her to pieces.
The bark sank and five of her crew
were drowned. The steamer contin-
ued on her voyage without offering as
distance. The Great Eastern COM
pany's steamer Ipswich rescued the
captain and the remainder Of the crew
who were found cllnging to the only
remaining mast.
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Siberian Railroad,

SAN Francisco. Jan. 4.-P Pistol,
chief engineer in charge of the con-
struction of the Ussuri and Ammer di-
visions of the Siberian railroad, is in
the city. He says the Ussuri divis-
ion is over 100 miles long, reaching to
Crafski. Over 500 soldiers, convicts,
Corean and Russian subjects are now
at work on it. Next year there will
be 1000. 1t will take twelve years to
finish the entire road.
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Not Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-No confrma-
ton Of the reported assassination of
General Garcie, the commander OF the
Mexican forces operating against Gar
"a, the revolutionist, has been received
at either the state or war departments
or by Senior Romero, the Mexican min
lister. Senior Romero had a conference
with Secretary Blaine today on the
matter. He says he places little Gre
dence in the report that Gen. Garcia
was killed by his own men or that they
have joined the forces of the eyo,u-
tionists,
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No Trace Discovered.

WASHINGTON, Jan. mo deinitU
clue as to the whereabouts of Ralph
Warren, the missing captain OF the
Princeton foot ball team, has yet
been found. Warren was Wis
ting his classmate, George P. Frazer,
in this city, and on Tuesday wandered
away from Frazer's house and has not
since been heard from. Warren was
severely injured in the last football
game he played in and it is feared his
spine became affected, although foul
play is feared BY some.
LATER-Warren returned home last
evening and is slightly demented. He
has been wandering.
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NIIssouri Glrls Drowned.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Jan. GA few
days ago two young women registered
at hotel here as May Morton and
Mollie Farley Of Sedalia They OBJ
tanned buggy and drove fifteen miles
in the country to visit relatives. On
returning next day thoy attempted to
cross the little Sac river, and as the
stream was greatly swollen, they were
both drowned. Their bodies were not
recovered until yesterday. 1t is
thought their real names are Olivia
and Mollie Blue. They were burricd
In the same grave.
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Honolulu Gable Lime.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-The United
States fishing and surveying steamship
Albatross arrived this morning from
Honolulu. She has been engaged in
surveying a line for cable from here
to the Hawaiian islands, and reports
that a practicable route has been
found. The deepest soundings were
5000 fathoms, or three miles, and the
average depth $500 fathoms. The best
place to land this end Of the cable was
found at Monterey bay and the other
end will be landed at suburb of Homo
lulu,
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No nenisinn Yet.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-The supreme
court room today was packed with a
throng expecting to hear Chief Justice
Fuller deliver an opinion in the case of
Boyd VS.. Thayer, known as the Ne
braska gubernatoral contest. But the
crowd was disappointed. The justice
occupied an hour and one-half in de-
hvering opinions, many OF which were
of the utmost Importance, but in none
OF which the crowd seemed to take any
interest. Chief Justice Fuller always
renders his opinions after the other
justices have submitted theirs, conse-
quently no one expected to hear from
the chief justice until all the rest of
the decisions had been rendered. There
seems to BIO no question, however, but
that the court has agreed upon a ver-
dict and that the report sent out last
Friday night to the effect that the de-
cision will be in favor OF Boyd is cor
rect. Ex-Attorney General Garland,
whe was counsel for Boyd, at least, be-
lieves this, and Judge Dillon, who was
the counsel for Thayer, is also OF the
opinion that the report is correct. 1t
will be at least another week before
the decision is made.
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Caused by a Misplaced Switch.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Jan. A
freight train was wrecked on the At
lantic & Pacific road at Querino Can
yon, sixty miles west of here, this
morning. A defective switch at that
place threw five cars and the engine
from the track and they rolled down
the embankment into the Rio Huerco
river. The engineer was instantly
killed and two men were fatally in.
iured.
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Some Swift Skating.

LONDON, Jan. ga dispatch from
Hamar, in Norway, gives various rec
ords made in the international skating
contests, which have come off here Of
late. Hagen, the Norwegian skater,
is credited with breaking the worlds
record for three miles, his time being
eight minutes, forty-six and two-fifth
seconds.
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Gold Excitement in Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. Great
excitement prevails in the vicinity of
Rover, small village in the noun
tains of an unsettled part of Yell coun-
ty, Arkansas, over rich find of gold
in some old, abandoned Spanish mines.
Rover is thirty miles from Russellville,
on the Little Rock e. Fort Smith rail
road, the nearest railroad point. AS
says of the ore found show the pres
ence OF the precious metal in paying
quantities.
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New silver Coins.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The direct
ors of the mint will inaugurate the
new year by an issue OF new silver
coins, half dollar, quarter dollar and
dime, bearing the new design. The
mint at Philadelphia started on the
coinage OF these pieces today and the
minis at San Francisco and New Or
leans will start as soon as the dies
reach them. The silver will consist of
uncurrent coins now in the treasury
awaiting recoinage. The director
hopes to recon at least $1,000.000 Of
uncurrent coins under the existing ap-
preparation and when it is exhausted
congress will be urged to make a de-
ficiency appropriation to continue the
coinage.
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Cara Surrounded by Troops.

LAREDO, Tex, Jan. Sit is stated
here that the Mexican revolutionist,
Cara, is surrounded in the chappar-
raj in the extreme southeastern corner
OF Zapata county, by the United States
troops and rangers, and that it is al
most impossible for him to escape
either to the northward or in the direc.
ton Of Mexico.
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p. B, PIumb's Successor.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. Gov. Hum
phrey this afternoon appointed Hon.
Bishop W. Perkins of Oswego senator,
to succeed the late Senator Plumb.
The fight has been hard one and the
governor has been besleged by friends
of the various applicants since the day
of Senator Plumb's funeral. A num-
Der of ugly stories were set afoat about
Perkins and he had to come here from
Washington to refute them,
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mEAn norM sInRs.

Joint disc ussion Of the leading econom-
les OF the day has been arranged between
Mr. f. Rosewater, editor OF the Bee anu
Mr.. Jay burrows, editor OF me Farmers
.nnhlished in full in the Weekly Bee, the
6rst probably appearing in the second week
Of January. Don't fail to read these de.
hates. Send one dollar to The Bee Publish
ing Co., Omaha, for years subscription to
the Weekly Bee.
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Joined Forepaugh.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. p James
Cooper, who bought the Forepaugh cir
Gus and who was formerly partner Of
Barnum & Bailey, died this morning
at z o'clock. He had been i'll for sew
eral weeks from Inflammation Of the
bowels.
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Promised to Blow Up Gould.

New YORK, Jan. 5.-For sometime
past threatening letters have been re-
ceived by the Gould family which
were evidently written by we'll edu-
Gated German. The writer was evil
IDENTIFY we'll acquainted with Jay Gould's
career. The letters dated as far back
as 1860 and related incidents connected
with the partnership between Mr.,
Gould and Jim Fisk and their govern
ment of the Erie. They went on to
speak OF an accident on that road in
which the writer's father and mother
were injured, for which he demanded
the sum of $40, 900. The writer stated
that if the $4,000 was not given up
forthwith Mr., Gould was liable to be
blown up in his Office, or while walk
ing in the street or riding in his car
riage. The request was made that the
money BIO forwarded to a certain ad-
dress in Canada, a hotel being men,
toned there.
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BoydGovernor.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. "A special
dispatch states James E. Boyd has been
declared governor by the supreme
court of the United States.
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Patti Arrives.

New YORK, Jan. 2.-The steamer
City Of Paris arrived in quarantine at
2 o'clock this morning after stormy
passage. Nine. Patti is passenger and
Is well.
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WORK RESUMED.
CONGRESS HEAssEMeLEs AT
WASHINGTON.

Vests sesoIution Concerning the Re-
moval of British Quarantine Reg
ulatiOns'' Discussed and Adopted
"A Speaker Pro Tenn for the House.
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The Senate.

Inc OenhCe.
WASHINGTON Jan. 6.-The resump-
ton OF business in the senate yester-
day after the holiday recess was
marked by a pretty full attendance OF
senator's, particularly on the republic
can side OF the chamber. Vice Presi-
dent Morton occupied the chair. The
usual mass OF petitions were presented
and referred, comprising several in ia
vor of the IS, 900, 900 loan to the Col
umbian exposition on condition OF the
fair being closed on Sundays.
A number OF bills and memorials Of
no general Importance were then pre-
sented. Washburn introduced a joint
resolution authorizing the secretary OF
the navy to employ any United States
vessels best adapted to such service for
the purpose OF transporting contribu-
tions to the inhabitants Of Russia suf-
fering for the want Of food, and, If
necessary, TO charter vessels for that
purpose. He asked for its immediate
consideration. The presidents mes.
sage on the same subject was laid be-
fore the senate. The joint resolution
was amended by limiting the appropri-
alton to 800, 900. and it was then
passed-40 to 9.
The commission OF B. w. Perkins as
senator to succeed the late Senator
Plumb was presented and Perkins took
the oath OF office.
Vance was sworn in as senator for
his new term.
Vest offered resolution December
10 for the removal OF British "quaran-
tine regulations and it was today
adopted.
Among the bills introduced were one
for the settlement OF the Sioux City &
Pacific Railway company's debt to the
government; for a local government In
Utah territory; prohibiting free passes
on railroads except in certain cases.
Executive session. Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Tn the senate
today large number Of papers were
presented and referred. Among the
bills introduced and referred was one
granting pensions TO soldiers Of the
Seminole and other Indian wars.
The senate bill introduced by
Stewart to provide for free coinage of
gold and silver bullion was taken up
and Morrill, proceeded to address the
senate. Morrill, criticised the speech
heretofore made by Stewart on the
the same subject and spoke in opposi.
ton to the bill for free and unlimited
coinage of silver. No action was
taken on the bill and, after a short
executive session, the senate, out OF
respect to the memory of the late
Representative Gamble, adjourned.
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The House.

WASHINGSON, Jan. O,-At noon yes
terday, the house was called to order
by Clerk Kerr, who stated that he re-
GREETED to announce the illness of the
speaker, and declared that the only
business in order was the election OF u
speaker pro tenn. On motion of Spring
err, of Illinois, McMillin of Tennessee
was elected. Upon his taking the
chair he was warmly applalded by his
party colleagues
Kilgore, of Texas, objected to the re-
quest OF Blount, of Georgia, for the
immediate consideration of the senate
resolution authorizing the secretary OF
the navy to use navy vessels or to char
ter q ship to convey food to Russia.
Upon the call by states large num-
Der Of bills were introduced, among
them the following: Authorizing
national banking men to loan money
on real estate securities to regulate i'm
migration; for the admission of Indian
Territory as state; to absolutely pro-
hibit the coming OF the Chinese into
the United States; for the foreclosure
of the mortgages of the Union and Cen
trail Pacific; establishing a gun
factory at Vonica; prohibit
ing aliens from holding Of
fees of trust under the governments;
for free coinage Of silver; to place jute
bagging, iron ties and binding Irvine
on the free list; to tax trusts; for an in
vestigation of the pension bureau; to
repeal the sugar bounty law; to estab-
fish mint at Council Bluffs; to pro-
hibit usury; to establish a department
OF finance and commerce; placing salt
on the free list; placing tin plate and
! agricultural implements on the free
list; for the improvement OF the Mis-
issippi river; proposing a constitu-
tional amendment to prohibit lotteries;
to prevent aliens from holding certain
positions and doing certain work in the
United States-designed to check the
evil complained OF by labor organiza-
lions of aliens working daily in the
United States while residents of Cana
da; to repeal the long and short haul
and pooling clauses OF the interstate
commerce act; to prevent the opening
on Sunday OF any exposition where APP
preparations made by the United States
are expended; to extend the free mail
delivery in rural communities, appro-
priating 5000, 900 for the first year
to prevent desecration OF the United
States flag. The call Of the states was
then suspended, S75 bills having beer
turned in.
Picker Of South Dakota announced
the death of his former colleague, Johr
B. Gamble, and the house, as mark
of respect to the memory Of the de-
ceased, adjourned.
WASHINGTON. Jan. I'm the house
this morning, Blount of Georgia
asked that the senate joint resolution
authorizing the secretary Of the nav!
to transport contributions for the relic
Of the suffering poor Of Russia, be re
ierred to the committee on nava
affairs, Objections were raised to thi
and finally the resolution was givel
immediate consideration.
Holman OF Indiana moved to trik,
out the appropriating clause. ID
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

Clerk Steeg. of the Board of Public
Safety, has been ill for several days. He
is hardly able to attend to his duties.
Mrs. Lerria Tarbell Scarrett, formerly q
resident here. now of Middleboro. KY, is
in the city visiting Mrs. Worth Merritt.
Miss Ida Grease, niece of James Gentle.
Of southport, and l.. A. Weber, of Monson,
.Hass., were married Wednesday afternoon.
att o'clock, at the Tabernacle Church par.
Iors by Rev. j. A. Rondthaler.
The merchants on Washington street.
End especially the north side. are yIgor.
ously protesting against the manner in
which the street 10 Obstructed. They claim
1t 10 injuring their business materially.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday
as follows: AlonZ0 Marrow anu Maggie
Brothers. Henry Jutzi and Mary Ellen
OConnor, George Bogy and Mary Fisher.
Charles I. Walker and Lizzie :. Crabtree.
Articles of INCORPORATION were Yesterday
filed with the Secretary Of state as folio Wa:
Upland Land Company. capital stock. $50
coo; Bour bon Hook and Ladder Fire COM
paDy; Evansville Manufacturing Company.
The Secretary of State yesterday received
articles of association as follows: West La.
fayette Water-works Company, capital
stock $50, 600; DaDeton Land Company. cap
ital stock 500, GOO; Roachdale Bank, capital
stock SIS, 900.
Warrants were yesterday drawn by the
Auditor of State In favor of the lnstitute
for the Deaf and Dumb. as folio WIS: Main
tensnce. S4.427.t5; repairs, SjS.75; industrial
school. 1854. 81: Reform School for Girls.
g. 707. So; Central hospital, S1g, Sl5. %: State
Prison North, S7,312.64; Institute for the
Blind, g., $50. %.
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/. Your druggist does not
spread his plasters or gela-
tine-coat his pills. He knows
that such work is better done
in a factory.
Some tryto make an Emul-
sion of cod-liver oil but they
cannot make one like SCOTS
Emulsion-they1l find it out
some day.
There is no secret in what
it is made of: there is a
knack in making it. That
knack is SCOTS Emulsion.
There is a book on CARE
Full LIVING that you ought to.
read. Shall we sendit? Free.
Scorr & Bowie, Chemists, r,s South sth Avenus.
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of ood-liver
ol-all druggists everywhere do. 81,
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pre- sent Not a single Republican there in
tended to vote for Cleveland, while one of
the Democrats who voted for Cleveland
four years ago will vote for Harrison
this year. j think that IL o very fair
indic alton that none of the soldiers are
Ink civ to follow General Gresham. for
If his change would influence any of them
il would surely influence our bows who
fou ght with him and admire him.. We love
Gresham as we love orr life. and there is
not one of us who would not wade through
fire and water for him, but when IL com es
TO voting for Cleveland as against Har-
rison that is a very different matter. and
while we recognize his perfect right to
change his political views, We cannot fol-
low him theraU