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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

Dick Gordon, theexpert telegraph opera.
tor, met q lady friend from therountry the
other evening and after the theater they
went to an uptown restaurant. Each
glanced at a bill OF fare and Dick said to
the wafer:
"Gimmc half dozen fried oysters"
''Nuu may give me half q dozen proilei
HOLSTERS, said the young lady,
MIR. Gordon tainted and the waiter fell
in u trance.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

CHICAGO, June 22.-The city ordinance
Of 1853, stopping poo-scling and book
making at any point outside Il regular race
track enclosure within the city limits, is
sustained iii decision by Judge Wilkin of
the state supreme court, his opinion being
received yesterday, This is the climax of
il lung.continued fight in the courts, the
matter being appealed from a Justices
court to the highest tribunal in the state,
and the city is now III position to close up
the poo! shops.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
Feminine rondness for Negroes in Europe

No one who goes to Europe from this
country can tail to be startled by the
seemingly special favor in which the
negro is held abroad We do not won
der that the negro likes life in England,
Germany and France; we are not sur
prised to read IN the dispatches at this
very time that negro jockeys are offer
ing their services free, provided English
tlrfmen will pay their transportation to
England and board them whiletherc. In
Europe the negro is petteJ. He enjoys
privileges hardly accorded to Caucasian
visitors And womanliind there simply
dotes upon him.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

some Anxious Applicants who VIII Now
Receive the News of Their Appoint

mems.
WAsnINGToN, June 22,--The President
has made the following appointments
Darius Ii. ingraham Of Maine. to be
cunsul-gennral OF the United States at
Halifax, Ms.
Il. Spencer Pratt of Alabama, to be CON
sul-geHrrA of the United states at Singa-
pore, straits settlements.
To be cdnstIls OF the United states: W.
$. Campbell Of New York, at Newcastle
England; John X. Mobley of Texas, At
Baracoa, Cuba William +, kemmler Of
Ohio, at llargen, switzerland; Charles IL.
Benedict of Minnesota. at Gapetown,
Africa; James \. DenlOrest of New Jersey,
at Rockville. Canada, Joel Linsey Of YER
mGnt, at Coal!cook, Canada Henry Nj.
Smythe OF Virginia, at fnchan, China
Thomas Z. Jones of Kentucky, at Funchal,
Madeira Jesse w. Sparks of Tennessee, at
Pledras Negras, Mexico; John II. Cnppin-
ger Of Illinois, at Toronto Canada.
BENJAMIN u. Williams of Alabama. 10
be commissioner Ia negotiate with the
Chippewa Indians in Minnesota; act ap.
proved January 18th, 1889.
Bernard Arlitzen OF Illinois, to be a
special agent to make allotments OF lands
III severalty 10 preservation Indians;
act approved March 81, 1871.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
wn1lNG ms wIrE snoULD DIE
a Husband sat CHreiessly Waiting After
HIS Bride of Two Weeks Had Taken
InulnnlItt.

CLEVELAND, o., June 22.-At Sanduskv,
o., last night, Mrs. Robert Hogan, in the
presence Of her husband, swallowed All
ounce of iaudanum and then sat down to
await the effects of the drug. Hogan made
no effort to get a physician and To a
neighbnr who happened to call he said he
was willing his wife should die
An alarm was given and efforts were
made To save the wOman's life, but she
will probably die. The Hugans mad been
married but two weeks ana the cause of
the Attemnt at suicide is unknown.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
SENrEACED 70 M sHOE
Four Men Who Were Guilty of Murders
in tile Indian Country,

FoRr SNlrH, ARR, ,Iune 22.-Simon
Wade Joshua Calvin, sam jefferson and
Pnnus Brown have been convicted Of
murder in the Choctaw court at Wiburtun,
and sentenced to he shot to death on the
9TH of July.
ON September 10th last these men assassi-
mated Frank Frazier, Robinson Nelson
and Elum Colbert, The murders were the
result Of political differences and there are
several others yet to be tried for the assassi-
nation of Joseph lloplatuubbe on the
same day the others were killed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

RrCnMoXp, VA, June 23.-'rhe me-
moral committee appointed 10 raise a
fund to endow fellowship at Washing.
ton and Lee University, Lexington, Va,
in memory of the late Professor James
Jones White, met here to-day and or.
ganized. They start with a fund of
81 800 1t is proposed to raise $l0,0u0.
Subscriptions have begun 10 come in
from as far south rs Louisiana.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
Quickest courtship on Record.


NoBLEsyILLE, June lI.-This morn.
ing j. @. sumner secured marriage
certificate to marry Miss Maggie feeters
tomorrow. Last Sunday noon he was
introduced to Miss Tccters. a buggy
ride followed the introduction, and dur
lns their absence from the young lady
home he courted, proposed, and was ac-
cepted Immediately upon their return
he asked her parents for their daughters
hand in marriage, and obtained their
consent. 1t is the quickest courtship,
proposal, and acceptance on record in
this county. II required but five hours.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
An oycrcr divided English city.


In connection with the demonstrations
of The unemployed, it may be of interest
to point out that London. is not the most
overcrowdcd city of the country, Liver
pool enjoys the unenvlaDlc distinction. in
the 81 great towns from which the regis
trar. general receives weekly returns, the
average number OF persons to the acre is
81. In Liverpool, however there are 05
persons to the acre. In Plymouth there
arc IS. London comes third With 81. In
no other town does the average reach 80,
but Brighton, Bristol, bolton and Sumdcr.
land al have averages OF mora than 40
persons to the acre. The average for Man
chester is exactly 10,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

Hood's Pills may be had by mail for use.
Of O 4 Hood y Co, Lowell, Mass
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

WAsurNGToN, June GA librarian
is wanted for the Department of Agri-
culture, salary $500. The Civil Ser
vice Commissioners announce that in
addition 10 the usual clerical examine
ton applicants must be prepared for
examination i'll modern languages Ger
man, French, Italian and SPANISH,
library, economy, photography and
literature of agriculture.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

LIMA, o., June a2,-Charlie kellar and
his wife were driving over the railroad
tracks Tuesday night when switch engine
backed up on them, demolshingtheb buggy
and killing them both. Yesterday MORN
ing John Steinbaugh and his son were
driving across the same track when train
struck them, killing the horses and hurl-
ing the occupants about 80 feet, seriously
ininring slelnbangh and Killing the boy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
AN orr MAN DEc4piriTED.


Also, Twenty Houses Blown Down, and
Many People Hurt By Cyclone in
Missouri.
ST. IosEru Mo-. June 22.-NGws has
reached this city Of disastrous cyclone at
Conception, Mo, 90 miles north Of here,
The house of John DOYLE was blown down
ana Doyle and his wife and AN old man
were killed, iIc latter being decaptnted,
Twenty houses and barns were blown
down and number Of people hurt.
Town THAT SUFFERED SEVERELY.
HAMILTON, Mo-, June 22-About G
o'clock last evening this city was visited
BY one of the severost wind aud rain
storms in its history. The stone fronts of
i. IL Days and John Cooks stores were
blown in and the buildings otherwise
damaged,
Many small buildings were blown down,
and in parts Of the city trees and outbulld'
ings have suffered, but as far as known no
one has been injured
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

WAsuNGToS, June 23.--Surgeon-
general Wayman Of the United states
Marine Hospital service, has completed
the award OF the annual contractfo for the
care Of United States scamen at the
various hospitals throughout the coun.
try. The prices Of attendance and nurs-
inE ranges from Is cents to 81 per day,
and for the burial of deceased scamen
from $40 to Sl5 per man.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
rHE soUTn'S SEISMIC sHocK.
IL Caused no Dainage--A Weather Savant
Discovers some Curious Cnincidcnces.


CHARLESTON, S. c., June 22.-Telegrains
from ali parts OF South Carolina, received
bv the NfwS and courier show that while
the earthquake shock was distinct and
alarming everywhere, there" was no dam,
age done.
MIR. Jesunofsky, the officer Of the
weather bureau here, reports as some OF
the strange coinCidents of the earthquake
shock last night, that it occurred stimuli
taneously with the beginning of the sum
mer sulstice, the entrance of the sun in
the periodical tropic of Cancer near the
first quarter of the moon, and when the
tide was on flood
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

SAN FRAyelsco, CAL. June 22.-Thc Rev.
Rodney Edwards, formerly of Trinity
Church, one &c the largest Episcopal
church organizations in the CITY was in
licted by the grand Jury yesterday after
noon for embel2ing sl,2W from Mrs.
the trustee of Mrs. Aliens funds for some
time, and it is alleged that he misappr9.
priated them to engage in an Improbable
real estate speculation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

SALT LAKE, UTAH, June 22-Hhe Utah
Clothing Manufacturing Company, one Of
the largest concerns of the kind in the
territory, was closed yesterday by creditors.
The capital stock of the company is
100000. No statement has been given out
as yet us to the amount of the liabilities or
nSsnIs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
. cnr pcfcpaer r,,med ".Jubt,ee."

BosroN, Mass. June 22.--AIr, .lohu d,
Paine has selected the name Jubilee, for
his ballast-tn cup defender, which will he
launched at Q Z. IN, to-day ~ south
ton of this being the jubilee year Of the
celebration of Columbus discovery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June -. The noted race
horse and stallion, Aristides,. by Imp.
bennington. dam Sarong, by Lexington,
the property Of j. j. Tompkins, Chicago,
died here yesterday. He was q years old
and greatly noted as a racehorse, being the
first winner of the Kentucky Derby, and
later on by his defeat of the record-b break
ing Ten Brock attained national fame.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

BLooMINGToN, lLLn June I'd. \,
Quinn, champion catCh-as catchcan
wrestler of the Pacific coast, and late in-
structor in wrestling for the Olympic
Club Of San Francisco is here and author
ICES the publication of challenge for 5000
. side with any wrestler in the world,
'Strangler" Lewis preferred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
she Did Not Poison Iier Husband.

HALIFAX, n. S.. June 22.-The grand
jury yesterday returned finding of no
bilfin the case OF Mrs. Alexander Cameron,
accused of poisoning her husband. The
woman was honorably discharged after
being In jail six months.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

PETERSBURG, Va, June 22-liugh Beck
with, 10 years old, son of Il. X. Beckwith,
a well.hnown druggist here, was drowned
last evening in pond near the Central
Iunatic Asylum. While attempting to re-
cover his hat which had fallen into the
water, The body was recovered.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29
A valiant woman and Her Umbrella.

A woman at Greenwich, England,
who drove number Of roughs back
with her umbrella when they were at
lacking a constable, has received silver
watch from the police as recognition
OF her bravery.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

Leech Lake Indian troubles are at an end
and the troops are oil their way home.
Walker is under arrest and will be tried
for the offence. No further trouble is ex-
Dected,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

WASHINGTON, June 23.--rhe engage.
ment Of Representative w. Q, P.
Breckenridge of Kentucky and Miss
Madeline Pollard. who is now a guest
OF Mrs. Blackburn, is announced.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

SAVANNAH. Ga. June 22.-Mrs. Annie
Ennis committed suicide here yesterday by
taking laudanum. Ill health was the cause
of the rash act.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-29

are still lace bordercd wltha complement
OF more or less embroidery as prices in
crease. GAUGE fans remain most popu.
lar, but the newest painting is in figures
after old French models. More cxpcM.
>iye fans are of parchment that closely
initiates the antique, in painting, design
in carving, gliding and size, some being
very small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
ANNOYED AT THE POPE'S REMARKS
REPORTED VISIT OF THE PRrfSIAN MINISTER
TO CARDINAL RAMrOLLA.

TO CARDINAL RAMrOLLA
pono May 1.-THE newspapers OF this city assert
that Minister BulOw. th" Prisslan representative
al the vatican visited Cardinal Hainpolla IN" Papa
secretary OF State. and expressed his surprise on be-
half Of the Pru>,ian Government mat the Pop" had
dcparrcd from the customary limits OF prudence In lis
,cccu political remarks Catholic pilgrims from Ger
many.
The dispatch relative to the alleged "dcmarcic7
made bv the prussan Minister at the Vatican VIII need
combinations II mentions fact entirely opposed TO
dnIomaiic sages. The protest OF Minister Won l'n0w
might have been understood II the Pope In bis allocu
,1 to the German pill grims. had said anything against
the Prii,san Government. But deaPle III" sympathy
Of William II for King lIumbert. the former could not
bov, instructed his representative at the Vatican 10
assume the defence Of the Quinal without breaking
all diplomatic tradition.
II is moi surprising. however, that som" Mihi4'"rlal
,ov..,,pers at Rome should have invented the story
., Herr Won Bulow's visit TO Cardinal Rampolla, In
w.. hama of showing TO the world that the recent
trim of the Kaiser had resulted al least III making
him an active protector Of the Italian Government
.rn vounr Emperor j. enough OF statesman not TO
nlov tbc role Ola Don QuiNotc, especially at this
ir,e when he Will need the support OF the German
catholics at the next elections Tor the Relchtas on
, =, These Catholics whose Deputies have
-, caused the failure OF the Army bill at Berlin
would resent any pressure brought by their Govern
-, ,,,o, the Pontih IN favor not OF German, but
., I,o,ian interests. Leo Mi, IN his address 10 the
n,o ,vos careful not 10 speak directly OF the
,'a,,ion NJ The German working classes he merely
,od tho general sentiment In favor OF working
man throughout the world expressed In his encyclca
,a,,cr Of MAY 10. 1901, "De conditlone opidcumr
| no, also in such addresses. he thanked the
.'ucr,,rs for the prayers they Offered for the re
! piisii r. ,ucnt OF his temporal power
nni this Is eNeu,iyey, an on ianh nIo aair ,S ana S 1t
"olio w. ,nxt Of any observation 10 the Holy see
spccay after the long ns n'nay EpeST Wa@
heo 6ni L@dochowski. the former Archbishop Of
ans posen vbs was expelled from Prussia few years
ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
KossrTH on IRISH HOME RULE.
THE AGED HUNGARIAN PATRIOT BELIEVES Mr.

THE AGED III NGARIAN PATRIOT BEIlfN - Mn
GLADSTONE WILL. NEVER REACH HIS GOAL.
Iondon Nav IL" The Pail Mall Gazette publishes
an interview with the venerable Hungarian patriot
Louis Kos,uth In regard 10 Irish Home Rule" In tn"
interview kyssuh said that he wrote a n'n'r"h""h'
YEAR, aso regarding MIR. Gadstone's first Home Kui"
scheme This memorandum. he added. would be louln
aiming his papers after his death. but he dech'h 10
disclose at present what the memorandum contains.
AS TO Mr. Glad stones second scheme for lrisi li"n'
Rule Ki,,uth continued. % know very little about
il or the reai principles underlying 1t. believe no"
ever that Mr.. Gladstone will never arrive at his
goal The Irish question presents the same obstacles
as squaring circle 1t IS a perfect utopia ths
,,sb NJ Mr. Gladstone 10 establish the autonomy Of
ireland without granting TO that country abeout''
indrpcndcncc, and should not IL astonishcd II Ire
land should one day throw herself into the arms o the
United states ~ order to gain what She waht'.
Distances between countries do not count to-day
as they counted In the past.
alt has been said that the situation Of ireland Is
comparable TO that of Hungary, and some eminent
Encli,hmen have asked opinion In r'9.ird to mat
Insertion. My answer i, that it Is false. The
Austrians never conquered Hungary as IA" Eusll'i
smqucrcd Ireland Hungary merely madc pact
with the House Ilapsburg for the sake ci ncEhhoT
association. ireland. on the contrary, was conIicri
bv fore, Of arms, and can only be delivered bN S'"
Knssnth who is ninety y-Onc years Old looks fecb"
conching. But there i s,ill the old fire ia his
cyrs which fash while he is talking III" sui spends
mart Of his time every day writing In behalf vi
Hungary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
HE PLANNED TO KILL MR. GLADSTONE.
TOWNSEND COMMITTED FOR TRIAL-HIs THREAT

TOWNSEND COMMITTED FOR TR1AL-Hls THREAT
ENrNG LITTER TO THE PREMIER
London. May 1l.-William To Hnsend, tie man ar
rested on the charge Of having discharged pSoi III
Downing st. and also suspected Of having designed 70
XII Mr. Gladstone was brought up in the Bow street
Police Court to-day and again arracned on the HrSt
charge Townsend was also charged To-Day WIN
having sent a mcnacng letter To the Preniier, whch
was read in The letter is dated April 10 ana
Is as follows:
Do drop that cursed bill. something about it in
the uousc Tonight You gave such shock ye>tT-
dsy looking 80 cheerful and happy had never seen you
bfore Your appearance compelled me I" rdse III! ha'
on y, ,.snect had been waiting for you morning
After reading the ncr apers saturday e;t hone ana
wife and little ones. If are removed me III Is -
oc,a A. Ouern Anne. IN Brighton SATURDAY. eA-
nac,inc 10 find YOU. II had not been FOR nv SUDDEN
reul.on OF feeling nothing could have saved either oil Us
,e,,erd.y could fired siN shots before any one
lala a hand ON ne l will give you another chance l
have a strong opinion OF your ceNeFess ntin'S p''e
thai ~ Won viii IT, the bill will become law despite
salisbury Baour Chamberlain and the Lords but saa''
not Il. by taking two lives. and mine huhdrro''
pe,bars thousands OF loyal Ul,termen VIII be saved.
surely that would lie sufficient JusthcatlOh' S"'i'
look anxiouslv in tonorrow's paperS for an answer
The prisoner admitted that he hal written tie ic'-
Ter The several entries In his diary were Tedu' Vi
which the flowing are examples
! wen, tn Downng.st. and watched quietly oil day.
being afraid Of suspicion by making inquiries
Thor are five chambers surely sufficient for Us both
Anvil 25-I Jaw Mr.. Gladstone emerge from his resi-
dence was 80 surprised at his happy and cheerful
appearance that l raised my nat Hu'I'e' w VII
park and had TO weep for two hours
The prisoner appeared greatly depressed ana Saa
that he would reserve his defence. lie was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
VIEWS or ST. LOTIS BtNh ERS.

81 Louis. MAY 1i.-Thr contribution of f@,o'',opo
hv II Louis banks to secretary Carlisle IN return Tor
Treasury notes has called the following expression
If opnion from local bankers
e. Ncl,on president Of the II. Louis National
Rank: | think II l. the duty of the banks TO help
k.cp up the SlO0.OOO.OOo gold rcS"rv" funl. don't
think the reserve fund is very much out of IA" way,
Int | suppose the Treasury wanted To be- safe.
lanes D. True, cashier of the 1acedr National
ronk: The Western hanks GENERALLY hav" helped
the Treasury. and think II Is ~ more than their
duty. | really don't think the recent panic In Will
street has affected the gold market
J. e. Mctluney, of the state savings Bank. said
that gold was going to a small premium: that the
b,ukcrs knowing this had been accumulating II for
The last three years: that h" did not see that
mis- transfer would benefit Louis to any extent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
A NEW POLICY IN BEHRING sEA.

Port Townsend Wash. May 11.-Advices from
si,ka Alaska state that the Government has adopted
a new policy in relation to the prosecution OF British
scaling vessels IN Alaska. Attorney General oIh'y
las ordered District Attorney johnson 10 abandon the
prosecution Of the British schooner Henrietta cAaree"
with receiving cargo Of seal>hlhs III Alaskan ""''S
last sumner without reporting 10 the customs all-
,borities The vessel was seized in BchriAS h,a
and sent TO -itka for trial. The Is similar in All
respects to the seizure Of the British steamer Coqm'-
Ian by the United States revenue cutter 'orVh ias'
lime with 5000 scasins removed from British
"u.,, en,,,rs in N,.kon Matters johnson f. ordered
TO deliver the Henrietta 10 the British authorizes OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

CARLl>T> AND REPUBLICANS FIGHTING AGAINST
GOVERNMENT BILL-THE SITTING EX-
PECTED TO LAST ALL THE WEEK
FEARS OF MORE sEmoU, TRorBLE.
Madrid, May Il.-Thc Republicans and Carllrts
making a persistent and strong fight against
the Government hill providing for poStponeh'h'
Of TIE municipal elections until November. both
groups have followed course Of unrcmitting on-
struction in the Cortcs. The Deputies have 'a'
for thirty hours without ntorns-ion, ana the
Opposition shows no signs of waverlnc.
The reason given hy the Government for de-
feuir- the election j, that NJ the last mnni'pHl
election the Republicans won by systematic and
widespread forgery, and thar 10 purge the electoral
lists AMI 10 guarantee an honest vote, will re-
Guilc several months work
Tho Republicans prepared to lead an immcns"
procession Of electors 70 the doors Of the tort"'
to-day. and 10 present petition against th" bill
The police forbade th" demonstration. Ncvertle-
loss vast crowds have gathered arounl the Par
lamcntary Building, aud all tho streets IN tn"
ncirhhorhood are filled with the pcopl" vino rnr-
poScd marching in the procession. The corridors
q the huding are lined witt policemen. several
companies are drawn up Just outside. and in the
avenues leading 10 the Cort,s the number Of mon
on duty has bccn quadrupcd. - far the po!l""
have been able 10 d>pcr-c the crowds without
violence As soon n Il street is cleared. however,
the people begin Icasscmbng.
The Government has prepared for serious
trouble. aud has increased the guards in all the
public offices. The Cabinet is reported to con-
slider the cNpcdicncy Of withdIawng tho bill. allow
ing the election 10 TAX" place. and then canc'nr
its results on the ground of gross forgery Tho
Republicans propose that in cas-" the Government
docs not give in. the Municipal Councillors and
the Deputies from Madrid constituencies shall
cease attending 10 th'ir public duties. Should
the election not be deferred the Government prob
ably will advise the Liberals TO abstain from all
participation in IT, for the reason that il will he
corrupt and invalid.
Each side in the Cortcs say they are de-
tcrnincd 10 sit until their opponents Civ" IN.
There j. every prospect that the sitting will b"
continued until midnight on saturday. whom il
will be necessary 10 adjourn over sunday. TIL"
Republicans show no sign of wav"rlng. and
promise 10 continue their obstruction until th"y
gain their point Tie Ministers All Deputies
eat and sleep IN the House. All are haggard and
worn.
The public prosecutor has ordered that the two
principal Republican newspapers in Madrid b"
soi1a1