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a TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
sleighin9 Party Run Down by Freight
Train Fight Killed aud Large Number
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SlefgEinx Party Run Down by Freight
Train Fight Killed an . Large Number
wourdee.
Providence, r. l., Jan. 19-Word
was received here 1t o'clock Wednes-
day morning that a freight train
crashed into large sle;gh-load Of peo-
pie at Lonsdalc. a station eight miles
from here, killing eight Of the occu-
pants and injuring dozen others. As
yet every effort to get the details Of
the horrible affair have proved I'M
availing. Three new paper men left
here at once for the scene of the dis
aster. but they have not been heard
from From The meAgcr details, j.
seeris that large party j u gone out
from TenSd.lie 70 the e1untry for a
pleasure ride. On their return they
We're crossing the railroad track, when
the freight ran into the sleigh, com
pletely wrecking it. 1t is said none OF
the occupants escaped uninjured. No
names of the killed or injured have
been obtained.
A dispatch from Lonsdale gives the
following names OF the killed in the
accident; Mr.. Wilson, 81 Central street;
Robt. Cook, same address,; Henry
Draper. beatty street. Annie Wilson
and young lady friend, name un-
known; Mr.. and Miss Gowan, Dexter
street, and the driver Of the sleigh,
name unknown, ali residents of Paw
tucket
Sixteen are injured, ten believed to
be fatally The dispatch says that the
sleighing party tTas from Pawtucket
returning from Noonsocket, after en-
joying a supper and dance, and while
crossing grade near Lonsdale loco
motive of freight train dashed into
the sleigh with the above result
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rwo j., thousand sh.ts a N,,,rto

WAsHISeToN, Jan. 19.-Dr. Calling,
OF Calling gun fame, is attracting the
attention OF army and navy officers
through the knowledge that he has per,
teetsd device for applying electricity
" firearms. Dr. eating claims to have
me- sYa which viii discount the Cat
r. tae t.arull.eu>e and all other
''-' etfs. 1he new gun will
r''I- '.,- s..Jta pr 4utnute.
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CONDENSED NEWS.


by Telegraph.
s. Lowery has been arrested st "
treal, Can. charged with the ent,ez,,.
ment of 81. 500 from Pain Il Co. man.
facturers of fireworks, New YORK cir
Cold claimed another victim at On
cinnati Tuesday. Mrs. Ellen cies~-
was frozen to death at her home at g19
East Sixth street, while fire burns5
! in the room
The chamber of commerce Of Charlas-
ton, $. c., has adopted resolutions ash.
ing representatives in congress TO nsa
their best efforts to secure the repeal 90
the Sherman silver act of 1890
At Leavenworth, Kas, Joseph Ce;r.
Ter, saloon-keeper, shot his wife in
the head and then committed snic;da
by sending bullet through his brain
Mrs Ceigler will recover. Jealousy
Four fremen were hurt TUESDAY
evening while going to fire at Evans.
VILE Ind. Three of them are expectad
to die from their injuries The hook
and ladder wagon overturned.
The annual banquet of the Louisville
Commercial club was given at the Gait
house Tuesday evening. Vice-president-
elect Stevenson and Mr. James Ewing
his law partner, were the guests Of
honor.
Adj.-Geu. Greenland has issued an
order giving permission to the militia
of other states to pass through Penn
sylvania, armed and equipped, to at
tend the Inauguration of Presidert-elect
Cleveland
Senator Johnson's resolution request
ing the Illinois delegation to use their
influence toward securing modiica-
ton of the CLOSED Sunday clause. was
passed by the Illinois senate by vote
of 90 to 10.
VIM. Hazlett, of Valparaiso, Ind.
who, with a companion, Potts, made
the trip in a caslk through the whirl-
pool of Niagara, has determined to I'M
dertake the feat again. He has not vet
settled the date of his attempt
Richard Gruner, who took his life
with carbolic acid at Dubuque, Ia,
proves to have been wholesale forger
and dealer in spurious mortgages.
Some of his clients found him out and
he took his own life to save himself
from the penitentiary.
One of the most daring robberies per-
petrated in Canada occurred at Toronto
Tuesday evening, when FIVE masked
men entered the jewelry store of Fred
Roberts, bound and gagged Roberts
and his clerk, John Ward, and rifled
the store, securing many thousands Of
dollars worth of goods.
The beautiful clubhouse of the Calu-
met club, Chicago, was totally destroyed
by fire Tuesday night at 6 o'clock 1t
is estimated that the loss, including the
many valuable pictures and furniture
of the elegant house, will reach $500 900,
and the entire insurance is placed at
s205, 600.
At the meeting Tuesday of the house
rules committee, Mr.. Burrows did not
call up his resolution asking for an in
vestigation of the whisky trust. and
consequently it was not considered,
though Mr.. Reed joked its author about
being philanthropist, and not a.
statesman.
The cigarette factory Of Allen & Gin
ter, branch of the America Tobacco
Co., and Valentines meat juice works,
at Richmond, Va, were destroyed by
fire Tuesday morning Loss about
$3.50, 900; insured. In Valentines meat
juice factory about $4,000 worth of
curios intended for Valentines musum,
were destroyed.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 19-Mrs. Julia
Carter, colored, and her family of three
children ran out of fuel, and she was
too poor to secure a supply. Through
out the entire night the family shivered
in their wretched surroundings, and
Tuesday morning the youngest child
was frozen to death, while the others
were Frustrated by the cold.
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ROAD CONVENTION.


Lexington, Ky.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan. 10. The Ken
lucky State Road convention assembled
in the court house at IL o'clock
Tuesday. Mayor Davidson called
the convention to order. Judge
Frank Bullock was elected temporary
chairman and A. L. Smith, of Hender-
son, temporary secretary. b. +. Gard
ner a member of the legislature from
Jefferson county, made a very pretty
speech, in which he stated that he was
attending the convention for the
purpose of obtaining information;
that he advised the importance
of improving public highways, and
that he would present bin to the leg
islature furthering this object, as that
body was willing to carry out the
wishes of the people as soon as they
can be ascertained The other MEM
bers of the legislature present spoke in
the same vein as Mr. Gardner. After
some little discussion as to details by
David L. James, FayeGte county mag
istrate, and Mayor Davidson, the con-
vention adjourned until O'Clock.
At the afternoon session the follow
ing committees were appointed:
On Organization-Judge I. j. Nor
row, Christian county; Mayor J. Hull
Davidson, Fayette; Roland Cox, Spen-
Ger; DIR. D. M. Rodman, jefferson; D. H.
Combs. Warren.
On Resolutions-A. D. Smith, Second
congressional district; J. J. Mulligan,
Third; E. B. Hundley, Fourth; B. T.
Gardner Fifth; J. H. May, Seventh;
w. w. Stevenson, Eighth; c. B. Hill,
Tenth; A. J. Wilson, Eleventh.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. t9.-ln the senate
Wednesday Senator Sherman an
nounced the death Of eX-President
Hayes, and after paying tribute of re-
spect to the dead, he made a move that
the senate adjourn in honor of the dead
The senate at once adjourned. In the
house Representative Haynes, OF Ohio,
made speech eulogstic of the deceased
and the house adj journed.
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AKRON O., Jan. l9.--One death and
one new case are added to Akron's
smallpox record Tuesday. William
Johns, who was taken i'll last week,
died Tuesday night. The last victim is
o. {. PiXley, 1877 South Maple street
Pixley's case is the first in twenty-one
not directly traceable to the foundry of
Taplin, Rice & Co
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GIN iSnrned to Death.

New YORK, Jan. 19.-Annie Meyer, a
comely hungarian girl, 10 years of age,
No. SIS East Forty-seventh street. where
she has been employed as domestic
1t is supposed that she went down to
the cellar to fix the fire in the furnace,
when the gas exploded, setting her
clothes on fire.
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GREENsBURG, Ind, Jan. 19-Itis prac-
tically settled that Hon. j. X. Ewing
will be appointed by Gov. Matthews a.
the late Judge Study's successor on the
circuit bench in this judicial district.
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Tennessee,s Senator.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. f9.-The SEN
ate and house Tuesday voted for United
States senator in separate session. The
senate vote stood: w. L. Bate, demo-
crat, ri; George w. Winstead, republic
an, 6. The house voted: Bate, 81;
Winstcad, %; A. f. Garret, 2. Senator
Bate will be declared elected.
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LEBANON, Ky, Jan 10 - George
Wells, the prisoner who killed his faith
Ell near Gravel Switch this county, last
Saturday, was removed from the jail
here Tuesday night to Springfield to
outwit mob that was reported to be
forming in the Wells neigh orhood for
the purpose Of HANGING him.
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WARRINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Car
isles letter of resignation as
United States senator left WASH
ington Wednesday, and 1t viii be
qiven to the public by the governor of
[entucky at Frankfort. Senator Car
Ii. lie is making his arrangements to go
to New York to spend Sunday with
cl. Gland
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sr louis, Jan. 19-Teams and wag-
ors 80. now crossing the Mississippi
,;ra, the ice bridge. The ice is SO
tb;c1, s1. it will support team and
,,,ac.o,. - ,veral tons in weight This
;s ~ - time in several years that
So ross the river on ice.
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SrocNHoLM, Jan. l9.--Eutensa. .o,d
prevails throughout Sweden. In ~
north the mercury freezes An ba,b1n -
are ice-bound. Steamers due fro,1 49, - >
don and Hull on Saturday have n,i '1 Va.
rived yet N.Y. e
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bALriNoRE, Jan 1G5--Cardinal
oonS le1t Tor Washington and wi1la
ilm In the faith the daughter of Ira,
otates Senator VOORHEES,. The s..na,o.
issued cards to d reception Wc5 =,
in honor Of She cardinal 0''''lY
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DENvEB, Col, Jan 19.-The supreme
court Tuesday morning granted d.
Thatcher Graves the convicted muir.
derer of Mrs. Josephine Bnrnaby, oil
Providence, r. l., a new trial.
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PARKERsBURG, W. Va, Jan. 19.-Mrs,
Carlisle, an old lady aged 1903 years,
who resided on Comfort creek, in Richie
county, was found in her bed frozen to
cath. She was frozen solid and had
be torn loose from the bed.
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ST. PAUL, Jan. Ex-senator Cushman
X. Davis will be reelected at joint
session of the legislature, Wednesday.
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New York, Jan. 1e,l-A Is,ao ~ H.
per Gibbons, daught fs-,s Ironist and
per, the Quaker lpifiiaus .d, aseoc;-
atinn =; - '"e "oln-Ar g IN. daughter
was the first director. is dead
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McGsrrahan Claim Bill Again Defeated

McGarrahhn CIaIm Bill Again Defeated.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-The cele-
brated McGarrahan claim, which has
been before congress for thirty odd
years, met another defeat Tuesday,
when the senate refused to pass the bill
over the presidents veto. Poor old
"Billy" McGarrahan, as he is called,
burst into tears when ne learned the re-
cult
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THE KHEDIVE.
Egyptian Monarch Brought to
Terms Quickly by England.
lie Attempted to Run His Government
to Suit Himself
Eo~land Could Not see 1t That Way, and
Gives Him Jwenty-Eour Hours to
Reconsider His Resolution-The
You hhediye Does as Ed.

! LoSpoN, Jan. IA hurric5ly con-
/ vened cabinet council was held Tues
day afternoon. The unexpected call
1 for con ference caused decided sensa-
| ton at the clubs, where it was con-
/ jectured that action was to be taken in
| regard TO the sudden spirit Of inoe-
pendence displayed by the khedive of
Egypt in changing his ministry without
having first obtained the consent of
/ the British government. The British
representative at Cairo declines to
recognize the new ministry, and the
khedive refuses 10 make any changes
in IT,
4 long telegram from Nj. Cromer,
tho British representative at Cairo, was
received at the foreign Office. soon
aftorward the Russian and French am-
basadors and the German charge DAT
flares called upon Lord Rosebery, the
foreign minister, and a somewhat heat
ed conversation took place. NJ Wad
dington, the French ambassador, ard
NJ. Staal, the Russian Ambassador, SUB
sequently proceeded to Mr. Gladstones
residence, in Downing street, and were
closeted with the prime minister for
some time.
At 3:15 o'clock the summons for cab
met council at o'clock was issued. So
entirely unexpected was such a sum
mons that the greatest difficulty was
experienced in finding the ministers.
kilograms and messengers were sent
in every direction, and it was not until
some little time after the hour fixed
that the ca binet assembled. Baron
Herschell, the lord chancellor, was not
present, he having started earlier in
the day for Windsor to visit the queen
The council rose al G;35 o'clock, after
resolving unanimously to treat the
khedivc with the utmost frmness. The
ministers decided to inform him in a
distinct manner that his position as the
ruler of Egypt depends upon the good
will of Great Britain, and that the
British government will refuse to recog-
nize the reactionary ministry he has ap-
pointed.
It is believed that Mr. Cromers mes
sage attributed the lihedive's action TO
concerted Russian, French and Turkish
intrigues.
Official confirmation was given Tues
day evening to the report regarding the
action taken by the cabinet on Egyp-
tian affairs.
CAIRO, Jan. 17-Mr. Cromer, the Brit
ish representative in Egypt, to-day in
formed the khedive thai Great Briaitn
expected to be consulted by the Egyp-
tian government in all the important
steps proposed to be taken by it, and
especially in changes in the ministry.
The British government, he added,
would never sanction the appointment
of Falshri Pasha as president Of the
council 1t is a well known fact that
Fakhri Pasha is opposed to the English
occupation of Egypt
Subsequent to the interview with Mr..
Cromer, the khcdive held consultation
with Nubar Pasha and Riaz Pasha.
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PAUL, MINI, Jan IA case OF
sr cholera is reported here The
Asiatie anu was buried "lthln t"o
victim die aIfiva' nc man was
hours of hi Gu 0HUosasn' ne arrived
Swede, nam an ucsu"y morning
on the earlr5ea .ack to the Sannte
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O., Jan. ia mad dog
49,, .II- NLp' southern part of the
49,. tne ty people before he
was killed by a p, ,Iarmed over tboi,
arc al ihuch ,phobia.
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tale Goes ~ ~
Ar1ersr.s Nj enator Tuesday re-
If TIr;taa &C., Senate-Eugene
s,,ltad =. rSIse.a ell, l. House
Hale, 49,: Arthur Sew iiaie was oe-
Hale, 959Sewell, .4I,.an.
clared elected
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PURELY PERSONAL.

The Emperor VI China is stu living
French aud German, and will take a
course in law.
Jeweler l.. Hrtenstine OF Pottstown.
Pa, has n ~ year-old watch that has
never missed day.
j. @. Henrcs Of Charleston, S. C., is
the only ex-Confcderntc in that State
who wears the iron croas OF Prussia for
vaiorous service in the Franco Prussian
war.
Dr, Samuel +. Smith. the author of
America" passed his S5th birthday
last week at his home in Newton Center.
Mass, near Boston. He il active and
alert. and feels tho burden OF his ad-
vanced age little.
Lady Tennyson has always been n no.
table housekeeper. Early in his mar
ried Tile the late poet laureate said jest-
ingly that, should literature fail, his wife
could keep the family FROM poverty by
hcr culinary skill.
The Maharajah OF Kapurthaa, who
spent some time in this country in the
latter part OF the summer. has been re.
Gently visitor to Berlin. He was the
guest OF tho Emperor Tor few DAYS in
the course OF the maneuvers in Alsace-
Lorraine.
Prof. Charles Eliot Norton OF Harvard
University is TO be tho Turnbul lecturer
on poetry this year at the Johns Hon.
kins University In Baltimore. His sub
ject will be DANTE" whose "nivine
Comedy" he translated, AMI the lectures
will be given in March and April.
Charles p, Graves of Helena. Mont,
who was married at Lexington. Ky, the
othor day, is ono of tho wealthiest col
ored men in the United States. He is
President OF two mining companies in
Montana, and is said to be a millionaire.
he married awell-known colorcl woman
OF Lexington.
Queen Natalie OF Servia, instead Of
constantly bewailing her woes as former
", has decided that there is something
lelt in life, and the other evening ap-
peared elegantly dressed at a bail given
al Mentone IN her honor by Mrs. Mellor,
an American.
Nine. Adelina Patti recently told n re. |
porter for an English paper that people |
have perfect mania for asking her To |
adopt their children. She Is constantly |
receiving offers OF habies--hundreds she |
should say, in the course OF the year, |
Her last one WAS pair OF twins.
In view OF the animal increase of Wis. |
itors to Egypt an important addition has |
been made this season to the number of |
hrst-clsss hotels in Cairo. The Ghesireh |
Palace Hotel is intended to surpass in |
size and splendor its well.k known riyals-
and the Continental.
British vessels landed a party near
Rio de Janeino in order to obtain a sup.
ply OF sand for holystoning the decks.
The men approached an old Brazilian
powder magazine, which was
guarded by n detachment OF President
Peixoto's soldiers. The latter, seeirg a
number OF seamen digging, believed
they belonged to the rebel war ships.
md, acting under orders, blew up the
powder magazine and killed and wound
ID several Of the British sailors. '
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BUSINESS BREvITIEs.

II In Japan 343, ,562 cotton spipdles a,
twirling.
} last ro. orr ross.1s oro hr;,. ;
this copntrv 800 ' "s-' 0''
-. ,,,.
Iev'vaI Q! mississipPi riSeF coii
ne.eo 70 eApeceeo'
virginia produces annually 2,6Oo,0o
pusneis OF peanuts.
Electric railroads. now so common, ar
moi YET ten years OLD.
Carnegie has new steel casting tha
"elghs slxty-iour tons.
1t cost the government $2,423, ,522 t,
feed the regular army last year.
The operating expenses Of the rail
roads last year were 1880, ,907 ,9g6.
Cape Colony. South Africa, has 500,
O0O,OOO invested in State railroads.
The oyster beds OF Chesapeakc Bay
give employment to 80 900 persons.
Ono haaLa. - pan ", .,,;l
Bo mn ncnnds ~ borcv ~ g. i,n;s Pp''
E;.h,, ILL., - = ~ -
| ,".',gu a'',g "uneh Pochet hanoser'
e",.' "e'o S"'' IN ih's country '''se year
rug prst cons'Rninen. OF corn ever
~ ",.;i I. ioPe "o'n 'ieA'eo 10 aoous "
Mar1ueue, Mich. viii, q popu'ation
- - w peop'e' pays oh'yN per l,uoo
wi ~ ~, kas.
.-,,;' no o,". ;,, nuue' w mp o!es IN 'ne
60. ~. 70. - 90, "t' s,s III 'h's country 'as'
Near 81. Iouis 400 acres have h.sr
given nm TO RAISING willow. Tor a w;lInw'
ware mannf.rtorv "'''"'
r.. ,,., III. c,,..
Iwo cotton MUS IN shanghai are OK.
iy om f,,,;n ;" w,';,,s' .';,ss i'anus anu iouhaed
=. o"'i'ese e"p''"'.
T"o.thifhs of Al the cotton duck pro-
uuce,i IN me woih is made within twen.
ty miles OF Baltimore.
The Young cotton. seed-oil industry
has scored yearly record Of / .OCO. 600
barrels, representing 1900 tons OF seed
There are 10 women lavvers 4, ,bo
United states md e;oht Lavc earned an a
tie right 10 nractice befnra thn Snnro,na
Court.
They do saw that rowar California
where land II verv cbaan a. as ,,,"i,
aIanted lar lemon cnltnrea ~ ,ie 4, Ta, nno
An acre groves of Sicily ''''0'
n. :,
c,a,. .". .. ,a'uos .a.'f ANTS " .,ie un,teu
,r;t so'.s n,, IT. so,,so oon -, .'e IN inalan nat,
s'o.n ~ WITH i'on' fo'uVV 70 fio'euV
e"a' '''""' "oN'"i anu o''i,u'
a Cn'cago building society has in
creased lts capital from s5,OOo,O0O to
,,2o'uW.ou declares the National Loan
Herald Present assets are sl,5O0,0oo.
~ - estimated that The richest OF civ
i'ized people y the English, with $l,236
per capita. IN France the average is
sain 70 DO ", lo2; IN tho United States
fl,un.
ionrlshing now baltimore export
Wsnyv 4; D.n;s',1'a. 'e' ~ ~ ~ ~ oe,',.o. v
vir,;,;. coLa,o q, .;,,.o a,pp"s Wo'e
NJ Mexico " '''o ''''''' mining 'es'o's
Ahrn, 4, N ,o ooo hoi,. ,
s,nai. i,.;ai,, 49, oov op'.1 ,., ~. uS,n no IN
rco1ircd tar a A., ciass % noon, ,uoo ";e
ue" ad.ii,io ,o' noes ooo e'asr passengerear, IN
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A Matter of Pride.

Small Boy-I wanter take gas. .-.,,
Dentist-It is not usual TO adinli'is,,, ~,
gas for II milk tooth, my boy. IL "0"
hurt but an instant. ~,
you've gotter gimme gas or ! "o' :
have it pulled" ,.,,r
"You shouldn't be so afraid Of Dcns
hurt. Now sit up here like II little ',''l. ah.t
II ain't 'fraid of bcin hurt. ram. ',~
I'm afraid can't help givin a sc''''-
when it comes out"
Tint won't matter" ~.
"Yes it will too. All til boys wosa
ever licked is waitin under tb' VIM"
hear me boiler. GOOD News
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Tho Uses Of hot yr.,..

bo1. ~peaains of hot water, it is wonderfn,
co,' nUm many good purposes it serves a =
oOIpress ooI press of linen wrung out of hot es' ,,1. a
cred ontno;. atsr anu applied to tho chest. COW Gov
eu nre'.o entirely and closely with Ganne, oTt "
anJ G'sn' S the taking of cold will ease n,;' 10
cr,, n uo away with tho irritation u Ian: l'lin
vat,nates wator Il IN frequent cougbiny "Iaca Toa
SiuI n,1f "a. az tho back of tho necl, and tlo' 40
ono cfte tess ana hysteria which oyercoms ,Uus
talsen ';et ;et q hard days work. Hot wo.ov nv
to di...t; t;;ernaiiy before meal is an al a;.,
'sesuon--Philadelphia T;ma. :. an a'd
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aericuIyyn ncuIy,n that tends TO diversity our
n',ou,'ufe n ,ona, is OF benefit to all who are are
ton II IA any branch OF the occuna-
wheat % 4, ana WI eat farmer stops e,owing
s.artinm anu ives his time and land to
tSa Ssa',hg ,rh limber plantation it % rel,sveS so
q, 'o . ,,,n wheat market just so much Tnt es
nartura ,urase every new and practical das es
whsthen rom the standard branches
s'nally Or not. " s"ee III Them per-
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secretary Gresham has received q dis.
patch from United States Minister Ri kor
VINO was on board the steamer Costa
hiea at Amapala when fred on nv tbr
honduras authorities because the can,
ram OF the vessel refused to surrenLor ,
roiugee from Honduras on boarl ne q
passenger. The dispatch fully confIrr,s
the. press reports OF the firing On ,ho
United States flag. While the shin was
IN the port OF Amapala the apthnr;,;"s
demanded the surrender Of poIecn ~, I,es M,
hllla' wao was recently concerned in the
trTyNo'u'ionary movement against the
liohourds government. The captain do
0,ihed' Alter the ship had received her
clearance papers and while she was leav.
ing port SIX or seven shots were fred to
or'ng her to. Minister Baker was oU Nv
BOARD at the time. Whether the shots
were hred directly Mt her or in front -
not stated. The matter was discussed
az Oaninet meeting. Captain Dow
VINO was IN command OF the Costa Rira
Is tne same captain who harbored R,r'
runala, who was killed on his shin so,.-
eral Years ago by the Guatemalan on
lhotitles' 1t has been established tbot
q political refugee who is nassencar ,'al
bohiila was. cannot be taken from, ;bs as
snip on which he is. The chance nras .s'
ence OF the United States Minister es an
the vessel in this case is not cons;Io ot,
10 make any difference in The diplomat;nn
aspects of the ease. Nothino COLL he
earned OF what reply was sent M;nis.as oe
''aNef or what steps are proposen Z, ba
taken In the matter. The JTn;t.d g.. oe
steamship Alliance sailed the other daM
rom San Jose TO Acajutla in Salrad"ss
" ne'her th's movement was occas;onej
partment. ' a' tne de-