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THINKS 1T is DEFEATED
Paul Nsumann Talks About The Ha.
Vdian Annexation Treaty.
70 INVESTIGATE AFFAIRS
The United States Senate WIN Be
Asked to Send q Commit
tee to Homo
lulu.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ee.-Paul Ncumann.
envoy Of Queen Lilioukalani To Washing
ton, to-day expressed tho confidence Of
his conviction that tho treaty Of anncxa.
tion made with the commissioners Of tlis
provisional government of Hawaii, In
practically defeated. Hc said tho senate
would be asked next week to appoint .
commission to visit the islands and in.
vestiRato the condition Of affairs there. II
this be done l,c said, the senate and
tho country would learn Of the con-
ditions under which the people of Hawaii
would almost unanimously support q
movement for annexation OF the islands.
II II he then determined that II bc
the best thing for both countries, he as
serted, the queen would not be tleposctl
but simply retired to her private residence
States troops.
was compelled TO raise the United States
haR over tho government buildingsin Hon.
oluiu to protect the provisional govern
ment from it's own partisans. Having es-
tablished q protectorate, however. Neu.
mann said. Minister Stevens should havo
been amply supported by this govern
ment. Personally he hoped the protect
orste would be maintained until the sure
course of the islands had been settled.
Neumann criticised the action of Davies
In starting to the United States with
Princess Kaioulani, and also the reported
proposition to Minister Lincoln in London
to accept the United States protectorato
over the islands with the princess on the
throne with regency for three years.
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HITS BILL.

IL Proposes Important Changes I'm Our
Relations With Canada.
WASHING TON, Feb. 26.-The message of
President Harrison on Canadian relations
sent to congress on the 3rd instant in
response to Hits resolution of July last.
had q response in a bill introduced In tho
house yesterday by Representative Hit.
The measure is voluminous. revising and
am ending The laws establishing inter-
course and relations with The provinces Of
British North America and the Republic
Of Mexico. and carries out the suggestions
proposed by the president in his message
to remedy the present inequalities.
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QUIT WORK.
Trosbie Over Wages Alleged ss the stss
Mine Ia Idaho.

Trosble Over Wages Alleged st the Star
Mine ta Idaho.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
HALEY, Idaho. Feb. 36.-At the Star
mine la Star Ruich just south Of the city
yesterday morning. the entire force of
miners, numbering IN the neighborhood OF
30. quit work and left tho mine. They as
sert that the Star Mining company is In
ARREARS with their wages. and they do not
propose To return TO work until n settle
mcnt 10 made. II is Iumored here that the
miners will have the property attached to-
morrow unless the difficulty 10 adjusted by
that time, they having, q is alleged, sub
mitted such m ultimatum to Superintsnd-
cnt Hank Smith.
Tho Star mine was recently purchased
by Salt Lake and HALEY people. Among
the prominent owners arc Walter Sinyncr.
W. I. Riley and others of this city. The new
Company has erected u fine plant on the
ground for reducing the ores and every
thing 10 In first class shape. This minc
has yielded considerable rich ore Of late.
and IL 10 Thought the matter Of wages will
be settled aud work continued. One Of
tho owners of this mine Was John Lemp,
the wealthy man of Boise. who sold the
property at a good figure. TheHnews of
the sudden suspension Of operations
caused no little excitement In this city
and surrounding camps. although certain
merchants recently heard that the COM
pany was in slight financial Distress.
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FOR AMERICAN MINDS
Food For Reflection Furnished BY Sen
ator nof6ah.
THREE GREAT QUESTIONS
Propositions That Now Confront
tho United States-EnRland'o
Example to Be Fol-
lowed.

NEW YORK, Feb. .8.-In honor of Senator
Morgan, who sailed on the New York yes.
tertlay, q committee of well-known mer-
chants and others gathered upon the deck
Of the American liner to wish the senator
God speed. Replying to an address made
by tho chairman Of the COMMITTEES. Mr..
Morgan spoke in part rs follows: 1T 10
singular at this time that there is grouped
together three immense propositions 70
latine To that great body OF water-the
Paciflc--thc Behring sea arbitration. which
also may he said to involve tbs whole
north Pacific; the Nicaragua canal and
then the Hawaiian proposition. The three
together must convince all thinking mon
that there never was moment In the his
tory of this government, saving the period
OF our civil war. when 40 much wistiotns
courage, manhood and intrspidity,
foresight and determined American
pluck is necessary rs just nov. We have
como To the pivotal point in Amertcan
destiny. 'Tis o moment whom We must
20 back or forward. We cannot take the
middle ground. In thinking Of the Pns30o
ocean and our duty In connectioo wleh b.,
ldont want to see repeated what woep9.
pctrated upon us at the time we scQurod
our independence. Though France was
at our hack. we did not have the foresight
To acquire all that belouged TO us. We
did not take Newfoundland, the bahamas,
Bermu,las, windward islands, Jamaica,
and all territory known 20 Yucatan.
Why should a people Of T.0O,0O hold
against . people of 65yUO.,O all these
islands? am not criticising them; adj
miro them. I wish Americans to b ~
much like them as possible, only more 90.
Great Britain has already planted her
self In Australia and New Zealand. and
is now approaching the Sandwich islands
that Gibraltar of the Pacific. Nos
only recently has she raised her hAg on
ono of the islands NJ the present time, the
Hawaiian government and our own pro.
testing against that occupation. Let mo
ask you. when they get there and com
pic,e the cham. including Vancouver, Vic.
toria, Hong Kong, New Zealand and Aus.
tralia, will we not then SEQ repeated In tho
Pacific that miserable, despicAble policy
which was perpctrated In the Atlantic
when there Was nothing left bat for us To
put the eastern islands into n hill OF sale :
"wnh these three great questions con-
fronting ne. tho Nicaragua canal, the
Bel,ring sea arbitration and Hawaii-ths
last ready to drop INTO our laps like ripe
pear-we have need of that spirit OF man.
hood. energy aud endurance which was
superbly developed when we were fighting
one another. With million men In the
field then Nc shall see the outcome Of the
power aud spirit OF the great spirit. Les
US move to tho 'front.'"
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Ia II @ Case Of Murder.

TROY, n. Y, Feb. 2s.-henry Laker, 60
years old. died at a hotel at Hoosick. In
Rensselaer, county, . few days ago. under
circumstances that caused investigation.
A post-mortem examination showed
death to bc the result Of blood poisoning.
Laker went to Hoosick Friday from Hoo
sick Fails and had several wounds on tho
head dressed by n doctor. lie said tho
wounds were inflicted with stick Of wood
by James Fitzpatrick, q neighoor, with
whom he had an alteration Tuesday
evening. Lnker's first wife was murdered
by Iii Coon, who WINS hanged for the crime
about % years ago.
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Crdsr stare and stripes.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-At I :35 o'clock yes
tcrslayaftcrnoon the hnwser ot the steam
ship New York were cast loose and with a
blast from ITS whistle tho steamship
s,artesi on ifs first voyage under tho stars
and stripes bound for Southampton.
Among the first cabin passengers were the
former secretary Of state. John W. Poster
and wife. and senator John T. Morgan.
As the great steamer moved down the
harbor with the stars aud stripes ling
astern. and with the great blue eagle on
the .whte ground hu,tering aioft, the
s,eam craft saluted with whistle screams,
and hundreds Of people ashore chcered
and waved patriotically.
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NO TROUBLE LOOKED FOR.
Tho Case OF Abbe DE La Croix Dc Cast
rtss at seattle.

The Case OF Abbe DE La Cr0iK dc Cast.
riss at seattle.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-There II no
danger of an international complication
between this country and France arising
out Of the complaint of tho Abbe de Ia
Croix do Castrics referred to in dispatch
from Seattle. Wash. The matter has been
laid before the state department by the
French minister. II was presented YER
balIy and he was told that tho investiga-
ton into tho action Of tho customs
officers complained Of would be madc.
This investigation is now In progress, and
the result will DO communicated to Pate
notrc. tho French minister. who says, while
II is doubtless true, that tho abbe was
badly treated, he thought the Seattle tele
gram exaggerated matters. No demand
will be made on tho United States govern
ment until the result Of tho investigation
10 made known. II may be that none will
be necessary. The minister has been in
formed by the French consul at San Fran
cisco where Abbe de Ia Croix de Castrics
formerly resided, that the abbe there boro
an excellent reputation, being man Of
large benevolence.
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TO-DAY the great six day
sale Of high bred trotting horses
opens at Chicago.
This is the world renowned
Tattersalls Limited breeders sale
when animals bringing sums in
five figures will be offered for
the competition Of eager buyers.
Only high class stock will be
offered. inasmuch as the entries
have been restricted to animals
Of standardized and developed
speed
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Boston, Feb. 26.-Charles Mitchell and
his hacker. Abbingslon. arrived IN the city
this morning. They were met by David H.
Blanchard. and n private consultation wss
held. ut the close of which Abingdon said
the money WAS all up for the Mitchsll-
Corlett fight, but would give no particulars
regarding il. Mitchell will leave here
Monday night. After the Hall-Fitssins.
mons match hc will 20 to England W do
some preliminary work, aud return to this
country about eight weeks before the date
Of lis fight.
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IN SENATE AND HOUaE.
work Mapprd Out for Congress ehe Re-
saalnAsr 81 the Nsssien. ~


saalnAsr - the Session.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 28.-Thc closiug
week Of tho Fifty-sccond congrcss wtll he
characterised by rush of legssiation That
ts seldom equalled. A there 10 not time
enough for many private pieasurss near
completion to pass, thcy must antagnntsc
each other, and opposed to them ~ In
both houses will stand appropriatIou com.
mtitccs urging immediate action on tho
great measures In their charge. In the sen
ate the naval bill will probably come M
Monday. The agricultural and p0stoance
bills are expected to be reported b. Tuoe-
day and the deficiency bill about tho mid
dis OF the week. They will be taken up
tor action as fast ~ reported. In the
meantime consideration Of these bile and
oihor pending measures will bo suspended
Tor o ttino to allow tho disposition of con.
ference reports. There seems to be o set
purpose to prevent any further executive
scssion OF tho senate IL possible. This
will serve thrce-fold purpose--to defeat
action on tho nomination Of Judge
hanchett, prevent reconsideration at tho
vote by which the nomination of ConRrcss-
man findiay Of Maryland ms Chilian arbi-
traitor was rejected, and shelve the Ha-
waiiAn treaty of annexation for tho ses-
sion.
La the house advantage will be taken OF
the rule permitting action during tho last
six days OF the session under suspension
of rules, to rush forward business Of an
urgent nature. A number of measures
comparatively of little interest may be
thus passed, but the indication is II will be
necessary to give most Of the time TO ap.
~t-As I~tl =
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fininE 20 Organize.

DENVER. Feb. .6.-Thcrc il big deal on
the Santa fc system Of railroads. The
entirc army Of employees from Chicago tn
California are laying plans to Organize .
vast federation. including every order of
workmcn on the system. The place Sc
lected for the deliberation which IL 10
hoped will consummate tho gigantic con-
federation is Wichita. Kan. Tho loys are
quito rcticent over the affairs and shake
their heads when questioned as TO tho
object Of their meeting. They say IL is .
grnud movement all along tho line for .
combine fog protection.
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A GIri's Awfui Crime.

CoLLINGwooD, Ont. Feb. a6.-Jennie
woncb. n 1s-ycar-old girl. murdered her
mother and cousin. boy 3 years old.
Thursday night in shanty la which they
lived. near Craiglciih. Tho girl used an
axe and the bodies OF her victims were
horribly mutilate,l. Jennie's brother
brought the news of the murder To this
place to-day, and says his sister wanted
her mother ont of the way SO she could
marry her lover. The girl has not yet
been arrested.
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WICHITA. Kan, fch a6.-Employes Of
the Santa fe railroad formed federation
hero to-day. About ~ delegates were
present at the conference, and they rep
resented all labor organizations whose
members are employees ON the road. The
men have no grievance nor In any strike
contemplated. The object Of the nmal-
gamstion will, ON the contrary, be To pre-
vent strikes, only going to such extreme
measures as last resort. However, the
men desire TO be prepared for all possible
contingencies, and think . federation
would be more APT to gain its ends than
any one Of the organizations that COM
pose II.
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Denied by Gan non.

OMAHA, Feb. 2G.-M. v. Cannon, presi-
dent of tho Irish-National league. em.
phatically denies that he authorized tho
Address issued last night by the officers of
the league directed against the Gladstone
home rule bill. Cannon asserts that IL
would be the greatest presumption for tho
league to denounce . bill which both fac.
tioris In ireland have agreed to support.
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SAN ANTONIO, Feb. aS.-Information has
been received nj military headquarters
hero Of the capture by Lieutenant West.
Third cavalry. Of Louis Lamon and Eycne-
vsda at Roma. Tho prisoners are two
principal followers Of Catarina Cara, and
desperate men. Reiieio Cadena. another
bold leader of the bandits. came in aud
surrendered 10 Captain Slocum at La
Penerapcle. in Starr county.
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MUCH OF A FIZZIE.
American Tin NJ nes Closed and Littl
Prospects Of Their Iseopenipg.

Prospccts Of Their Reopenipg.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Srccial Agent
Ayres has submitted another report to the
treasury department on the development
of the American tin plate industry. The 10.
port shows the total production of tin and
terne plate for the six months ended Dec.
81, 1892, 81, ,7O, ,2i6 pounds, against 30, ,7lS
pounds produced during the correspond
ing period of the previous year. The re-
ports states that tho TcIncscal tin mine In
California and the Harry Peak mine In
South Dakota has suspended operations.
and suggests inasmuch that II now seems
probable tina. the tin mines of this country
will not be developed i'm the future to an
extent that will afford an adequate pro-
duction of the metal, Il 10 wortlsyuf con.
sideration whether In the interest of tho
tin plate manufacturers that the law
which imposes duty OF cents per pound
on and after July I. 1888. on cassiterite and
bar block and pig tin might be advantage
ously repealed.
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BRussrLs, Feb. 2G.-The inquiry ins,i.
tuted by the liberal societies 20 learn the
sentiment Of the people ON the suffrage
question. was carried on to-day thro,igii-
out the kingdom. In Brussels some %. 100
votes were cast. A large majority favored
n. Jansen's proposal Of universal man
hood suffrage. In the smaller cities and
In towns. tho majority for the Jansen pro-
posai was still greater. No doubt the
opinion expressed by the people to-day
win have . strong influence upon tho
chamber.
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FIRE AT ST. PAUL.
Nearly Quarter Of . Million Dollars In
Property Destroyed.

Property Destroyed.
ST. PAIL, Feb. 26.-A fro caused by
spontaneous combustion on the second
floor of tho building occupied by tho
Minnesota Shoe company, broke cut nj
1890 this morning and before the flames
could he brought under control the build
ing was guttc,l and two adjoining cstai,-
lishmcnts badly damaged. Tho shoe COM
pany lose $lA0,000. covered by insurance.
Kuhls 4 Stock, cigar manufacturers. lost
sas,0O0 covered by Insurance. William
Rodger 4 Co. lose about E.Oo, fully in
sured. Tho loss In other departments
will bring tho optal up to about s30,WO
which is insured. Two flrcmcn were in
jurcd. one OF them fatally, by falling from
. fire escape.
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The shooter Of Mackay.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 26.-Rippey. who
shot Mackay, is still alive and his
phy sicians say he has one chance in 10000
TO recover. lie is partly lucid at intervals,
but has yet given no satisfactory state
mcnt why he committed tho decd. His
death seems only q question of few
more hours. Mackay Is rapidly improving.
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TRENTON, Feb. S.-Some Of the leading
Catholic clersymen are opposed to the
proposed bill providing for the turning
over Of parochiai school property to the
state in return for an appropriation. The
protegtonts generally are also against ID.
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Liberty for Prisoners.

LPBos. Feb. 26-The coricl has ap-
proved the government proposal TO grant
to all political prisoners liberty. This will
result In the liberation of The insurgents
who were condemned to exile and impris-
onpent for having been engaged In the
Oporto fail break in January, lesl.
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NEW YORK, Feb. ~. Billy Plimmer and
Danny Mcbride have arranged a match
fof the hantamwcight championship OF
the world and sl.Ooo The date selected ls
April ~. The men have accepted the
s2.t0o purse offered by the New Jersey
Athletic club.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-At the 18th annual
meeting of the Intcr-t olleeiate Associa-
tion of Amateur Athletes. which was held
at the Fifth Avenue hotel yesterday after.
noon. the undergraduate rule which Yale
advocated was defeated. II. Is. Wade Of
Yale Was elected president.
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A l;rnLr In Cnmnanx.

SAN FRAScIsoo. Feb. 2j.--The dramatic
company Of BARONESS Blanc which has
been playing here a week Mt the Bush
street theatre, broke up tonight. The
members al the company refused to 60 on
with their engagement unless paid delin-
queni salaries. Baroness Blanc was un-
able TO acccde aud the company dis
banded.
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Armor PLATE Contracts.

BErHLEJiEa. Feb. .6.-At u late hour last
night the Bethlehem Iron cornpany's oiii-
cials received notice that conirac, had
been awarded them for more than s!,Uc.-
90 worth Of heavy armor plate. The en-
tife contract is for si.sDD.Jo. and the Car
negie works of Pii;sburg WAS awarded the
Remainder
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Another Gr.a, Kuock-Out

CHICAGO, Fob. "a prize fight be-
tween John Macarthur and Louis Vera.
both of Chicago was fought near the city
early this morning. Both men were fear
fully punished. Vera being knocked out IN
tho twenty-second round. He is SO badly
injured his recovery is doubtful. Me-
Arthur and nine others have been ar.
restcl.
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BRUSSELS, Feb. 26.-Thc Office for affairs
Of the Congo Free State has received dis.
patches to the effect that Commander ID.
Hams defeated horde Of Arab slsse
traders under Tippo Tit, and captured 600
prisoners and 600 rifles. During the skir.
mishes, NJ. Lippens and Lieutenant DE
Bruyn were killed. Lieutenant Chalten
routed the rebels and Yadumba. and freed
80 slaves who were diving Of starvation.
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LAUREL. Del, Feb. telligence
from the Tangicr sound oystcring beds of
tho Chesapeake is to the effect that four
boats were wrecked and seven o,sterinen
drowned. The dead are: Harry Smith.
Benjamin Walker. Martin Van Dyke.
Howard Clenanott and Charles Hammers
ley aud two unknow IA dredgcrs.
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VIENNA. Feb. as.-The Neus Frsi Psssss
says IL has been pronounced that the iii.
vorce of ex-king Milan and Natalie 10
void. According to this decision the Hrst
marriage is still valid. and hence the CSC.
ond marriage, which is contemplated. viii
not be necessary.
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McAullG. and Ahbnt.

ALTON. ILL.,. Feb. 3.-Jack McAuliffe
yesterday sent q telegram To Richard X.
Fox instructing him to meet and offer to
bet Abbot. the lightweight champion Of
England, for q fight he might make in
this country,
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CoRBeTr AND MITCHELL.

IateFested Partiss 10 TheIr fropeeed
Match In noston.
NEW YORK, Feb. .S.-Charlie Mitchell
ani Squire Arlington left for Boston on
the midnight train. In all probability they
will meet Blanchard. who 10 temporary
stake holder In the Corbett- Mitchell fight.
some time tomorrow. They will probably
leave the Hub within a day sr two. NItchs
ell expects TO arrive in New Orleans about
SUNDAY. He will second Jim Hall against
Ftxsimnons. Squire and Jack McAuliife
" III also he ia his corner.
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Died I'm spokane.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

SPOKANE. Feb. 2a.-Miss Lizzie Cyr. aged
10, who came hero from Missoula few
weeks aRo to attend school, died ut the
Sacred Heart hospital to-day Of heart dis
ease. Her remains are being ernbalmcd
and will be shipped TO Missoula tomorrow
pvpnin1.
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MiNsEAPoLIs. Feb. aS.-John s. john
son. the skater. i'm 2UO-yard dash here to.
day. reduced tho record by three seconds,
making the distance in Il s-5 seconds. He
skated two miles in minutes second,
and reduced the competitive record for
that dis lance by 2 2-3 seconds. The ice
was not in first-c!ass condition.
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CAMDEN. Feb. g. Nearly all the clergy.
men throughout the state to-day con-
demncd in strong terms the legislature for
leealiEing racing in the state. The matter
will be Tough, through the courts.
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New YORK. Feb. a6.-funcral services
over the body Of Rufus Hatch were held
to-day at his late home nj Sputen Duyyil.
Intcrment took place in Woodlawn Gem.
eIery.
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To the Pacific.

DURANGO. Mex, Feb. 26.-It is now def
nitely settled that tho international rail.
road 10 TO be extended from this city to tho
Pacific. A survey has been made across
the Sierra Madre mountains. This Is the
most important railroad route in the re-
nuhlic.
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Tn. Hem. kui. mn.

DrBLrS. Feb. as.-Archbishop Croks hes
appealed through the f,ssnsaR's Journal
TO the Irish factions to unite in conven.
lion. March 1. aud consider in concert the
home rule bill.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 26.-whilc
peasant wedding party was crossing tho
Dnciper yesterday near wekatcrinolav,
the ice broke and two slcds, with 10 per-
sons, were swept under and all drow ned.