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ssss- % RusszA. did sodzy ~
Mons-eaa- Lake G<nevx lie hse
been IN Ii Aealta for sens time pasf. and
was eomp@fle1 90 leave h<s post - 60
Pesersharg 20 seek . mort esrsfelsi eli
mate
FRoAers Barnett David Morssr vss
sorn IN Enzs.nd in LIZ and Vas
g-aazsse1 AZ B2lZsos ccZieEs. OK
Ford. taking his bsrAss0rs de-
gree n classes IN fsza. De served n
tie educational department o< the rrzvy
co1ncal IN lssi-S1 and w&s xftxrws-d
szccnxzivesy Gnpas9 a<taeAe .. Vienna
and PAID astschs - Bertha. In fs5e be ac-
corn PANIED Ee1rv EzssoES's special mission
20 Napses. and in fstsa be sesed % assistant
private secretary - Lord y5hn REsssa -
C0bzrg Mr. Mo<s-r wss arpolnsed = Sec
ond secretary IN tie diplomatic service N
ISL In isz6 hs wzs spcozuled SECRETARY
o. legation IS pzrznssn[is: be w&s noaain-
ste1 charge Z zzzz-ss a Stuttgart in ISL.
and was transferred 10 Maz5ch IN Isl he
wss promoted enroy extraordinary and
minister 20 she king of Of Po-t1ga2 IN fs-s.
20 Maarsea IN ISL. snd 20 81 Petersburg
In Is.A Al the tsste- post be gained
great reputation Is dipionaf-
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Tn. war in Brain.

WASHINGTON CIyr. Nov. l6-Secresary
Herbert is quoted as authority for the
Statement: that there viii be 10 immediate
change Of command Of the naval forces at
Rio. which deTolved upon Capt. Picking.
OF the Charleston, when Admiral Stanton
was recalled
Rio JAxEIao. Nov. 16.-At intervals all
Wednesday there Was heavy can
nonading. She'll after she'll burst
within the fortress Of yillegagnon
The Mucangua batteries, aided by
the fleet bombarded the suburbs of Sicshe-
roy. The scenes around Nletheroy were
heartbreakiug- Mothers and daughters,
old men and children. all too poor
to remove. begged the remains OF the
soldiers food. and patriotic hattaiions 6i-
vided their meats with the people living
on the outskirts. The streets are filed with
broken tiles. plaster, window glass and
walls Of erumhling houses, blown up or
knocked down. Ii Is impossible to do
Justice TO the frightful sights
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IsEysEE RUNS AWAY.
The Whateom Boodler 0ver-
taken At Yale, B. C.
oRsoos NURSERIES, INFECTED.


waa1e1x. yov. IT, Ex-Trsssnrsr Isxn
s~s Il IL YAae. s. G. Asws q bis cerarsass
% British s<rraf0ry orsass6aed Euaeh sx-
<sses tax this asssrning before hfa dssssna-
ssoa sss9 tie esyecs Of his visit became
knoxn. a t~sexTma was recesvee from
hfra fe6sy nv sA@ fwsncspas bondsEaen sa1
MS sts0vn~ys. wao knsw Of hts Departure.
s.rsnx he xss1 refarn ~ . fsw days. or
~hsnsvsr be ss xsnted ~ tie xrnn1 lnry.
yxw wxerxESe7xx. Vow 1&.--f Special -
n. NJ. fsensss, whascssnss dsiiaGneps CITY
sresszreg. Vas arrested - Ysss toasy on
: ehasxe Of szssezsiinx ss1,oo Of What
eors.s fnnds. Provincial Constable Doda
made the arrest On Instructions wfrsd BY
eeperssssnd4ns 81 Provincial Ro4ice Has
seq. Isense@ had not h@sn IL the provinces
h1sf al hags before hss presercs Was
knaxa 70 tho anfhorssses, soa Bis capture
Vas simple. There 10 ok rnintsg canp
hack Of Yale. aaa Is 10 believed he In
ssuaea taking sssage there Sheriff ksqsa
and Caanty AtlorHey Sewmzn are on EAe
wsv bsre 20 taks Issnsss hack. IL 10
ssndsystsoa that ha wta not insist ca 81
fr31ftioG f1rnAistsex
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aorsr V1gsos. New. ID Especial r
The nes two-story frame building jnss
completed by Y. Is. Campbell on the West
sids was totally destroyed by Ase Monday
night The Gre started about 10 o'clock.
ard was fssst discovered by Mr.. Camp
bells children. who were sleeping on the
upper door. The roof close 20 q chimney.
ehleh stood IA ths eeate4 Of the building.
= as aGire. and IL soon spread and con-
summed the y aoie building. The contents
were al saved. The Farmer Alliance
used ths large ball on the upper door. AMI
was seen 10 open : cooperative store in
the room on the farst door. Their. were
no other holdings near The building
east shout e 500. and was insured in the
Aofta British company for 81 sou
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TacoxA. Nov. f6.-fsbeeial. IA. IT,
aasfesson. attorney for William LenthaIl
In his sHGs for divorce. citing supefintend-
sns Lloyd, OF the water works. - core
spondent, claims Lsnthai has nos re-
quesfed the withdrawal of the suit. bat
ssat letters raTporfing TO be from him
iiavs been presented 20 that effect. Mr..
fsarrstson says tie letters we're brought
by water works employees
The first Congregational church Of Nc
MILAN IA. been incorporated, with J. +.
Young. William Ball and r. w. Sools N
trustees.
Chief Of Police Davis. acting under .
city ordinances, ordered street hawkers of
the streets today. The mayor allowed
them to return. however.
Contractor John III. Estes narrowly e.
capad being killed today by falling from
the new bridge on Thirsy-afsh street. No
bonss were broken.
Daniel Jones. Of Roy. was sdjudged
guilty Of stealing sheep Ia the superior
court today.
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yAsrorvKR. u. C., Nov. ia-fEpeciai. f.
The nagship Royal Arthur viii be in port
Monday next 20 take On 9 number OF
marines bilieted Tor Esqulnait. due from
England.
The steamer Warnmoo sailed for syd-
ney from Vancouver this morning with
scventy-two passengers and LEE tons Of
freight.
j. A. Sketchiey. q famous consulting
mining engineer Of London. England, has
been examining the mines in East Koote-
nav. He ieft for England today. He dis
eorragsd many mine owners by declaring
that the mines on Wild Horse creek, like
many others In the province, would not
paw 20 work
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a yashan college HaIl neaIcases.

QusKTERsAsTKE. yashon Island. Nov is.
Al ? O'Clock last Monday afternoon the
corner stone Of the building now IN course
Of erection. 90 be known az Commercial
bali" Of yashon college, vas laid. The
strucsure viii be three stories high, cE
brick. and will be used. as its name desEg-
mates. for the commercial department.
Of the college. and also as the
boys' dorniitory and gymnasium.
The ceremony. which was opened with
prayer by Rev. s. W. Beaver, was pre-
coded by = military drill by the students.
President A. G. Jones made an address,
national anthems were sung and poems
were read By Prof. Yemen and Miss Mar
els Henry. The box placed IN the stone
contains many SnFios and Was lad away
while the audience sang Gloria PAtri.
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NEW SOUTH AROUSED,
Doesn't Want It's Products on
the Free List
WARNING TO THE DEMOCRACY.
sezsherners WIN Belt the Party Rather
By Eurepe.a Compesffaon-

WAsHYSG-cs CT-T. New. fe-The nsw
So1sh sounded warning 10 the vars and
neany committee today. The mannfaet-
ursny interests CT AlahAu.a and Tennessee
seat representatives. sho mads an IN
fo-Esl argzuens before the Democratic
members Of the committee. As the dele
cations present vere also Democratic in
politics the conferences vas anicahse until
near the close. when The chief spokesman
Of the Southe-ne-s broadly minated that
II iron ore. Goa. lumber. riee and sugar
are 30 &c psseed On the free hss. --fAe Dsm-
ocrsts might cease 20 kiss the hand that
smites shem"
Birmingham railroad and also Of TIE CliE-
ton Iron Company. protested against the
injustice Of placing iron ore or coal On the
free list
in ease Of free ore wo1ld ron BE dis
tresseSa BIZ il. and where would il come in
competition with yoar" asked Wilson-
I've woald be cut cat of any sale Of iron
n the Eastern states The effect would &c
TO restrict cur market 20 the South In
the East ne would have 90 meet the low
competition OF CUBAN, Indian and Spanish
ore If this COMMITTEES, rs reported. IS 20
pat lumber. rice and sugar. coal and ircn
ore On the free list. then the South might
as well give 70, for Is VIII be death blow
% Southern prosperity We are Demo
Gratis from principle. and Go nos expect to
suffer IN the house Of our friends. II we
do, the natural question to ask Is how long
wil We continue 10 Kiss the hand that
xmites ESsH
Il Is said that Senator White. of Lcuisi-
ans. will oppose vigorously = tax on
sugar and abolition Of the sugar bounty.
He asserts that the tariff policy which IS
being formulated viii disrupt the Demo-
cratic party.
NEw YozE. Nov. ia special meeting
OF the board Of managers, ard regular
meeting Of the executive committee OF the
American Protective Tariff League were
held this afternoon. No direct action re-
garding pending legislation in congress
was taken. bas individually The members
present expressed anal:erable opposition
70 changes IN the tariff The organization
viii continue work aggresSively.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Gladstone Defeated on Q Woman
Suffrage Amendment
BANK or ENGLAND IS SAFE


Tosros, Nor. f6-oa going Into eo--
nsttee on tbs parish ecunciis bill IN tns
house q commons this evening.
Water McI.zrea, member for Caeshire,
moved that . clause se a91e1
snfvzEckising al woEaea who woalc
Be- entitled 70 vote IN local
ggTernneat elections uz3er the
same rulss pertaining 70 nea-
The motion vas adopted ~ vote cf l4T
to LIS. arnid opposition cheers and laugh
Ter. The defeat 10 not vital matter and
siil nos Involve resignation Of the minis
try.
The employers lissiEt:y bill passed the
committee stage IN the house cf commons
this evening. The bill viii hare . third
reading aext THURSDAY.
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Oregon at abe m,aw,nter Pair.

PosrIAsp. Nov. l6-tspecial. AT a
meeting Of the Msdxinisr fair COMMITTEES
today George T. Myers was elected chair
man, Z. c. Nasien secretary ana r. W.
Mitchell superintendent. The election Of
a commission was held in abeyanes until
the Enining. agricultural aud horticultural
interests were heard from. Col Mitchell
has been superintendent OF the Portland
exposition two terms. and Myers success
tally managed orcgon's affairs at Chicago.
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CoaFsN, Nov. III - special. The Jury
n The superior court this morning se-
quilted John Elliott. charged With horse
stealing. THIS i the last indictment Sc
eured - the Protective Stock Association
Is iSs when about thirty cattle
rustlsFs were arrested and fifteen Of them
pleaded guilty. In every case where
trial was demanded an aeqaiital was
obtained Elliott WAS arrested At Rash-
drum, iaAnc. ia iS9. when deputy
sheriff vent after sin. lie vas turned
loose rhtle she deputy Was getting a war
rant cut he Vas arrested again ia EAst.
cen os~gaa last May. The prosecuting
stiffness Vas boy named Hama. VITO
admitted being ElAetl's aeconplses ia
stsslsag.
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NKw Yoxx- yov. Ia William e. Beers,
ex-presi5ens Of the View York Life Insur-
snoe Company. died this morning 81 his
home. - East Forsy-Eignsh street, after .
protrzesed Illness.
FWiS.ian Il. Beers became widely known
rainisfrafson BY stockholders. aided By she
Sew York Tfssea Ii was alleged that the
company had lost heavily BY pad Iavest-
nssnfs. and that Beers relatives had
sQnan1ered large SIZES o. money. Beers
was finally o1sted f-oEa the presidency.
being saccee1ed bT John A. Mccall.
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Dynamite Outrage In Mar,eiiIe..

MAKsEILLKs, Nov. i6--At midnight an
attempt Was made to blow up tbs official
residence Of Gen. Mathelin, commander
OF the Fifteenth corps. The house Is
surrounded by high wall, into which
inches for sentry boxes are built,
though owing TO the late quiet condition
OF affairs no sentries have occupied them.
Cases OF dynamite were placed In these
inches. also one In hallway Of the house
and ore in the ordeFiies' room. adioin-
iug the apartments occupied by the
general. About midnight the last-snen-
TONED bomb exploded with fearful force.
shaiseriag the walls. breaking every
pane Of glass in the house and
the adjoining house. and badly
damaging the building occupied
by girls school and the octroi or
food tax buildings opposite the generals
residence. Ia fact the force was so great
II was felt mile away. The superstition
Is that the dynamisers expected the brat
concEssion TO ses of all the other
cases Had this occurred there would
have been great destruction Of property
and heavy loss Of life. As IL vas, nobody
vas hnrs. Tie outrage IS supposed To be
tie work 81 street ear strikers. lose
strike was defeated BY the aid OF soldiers
rigid investigation into the affair is in
pTagresS. The police have arrested forty
anarchists. including ten foreigners
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PoEr TowSsrsp. Nov. Is-fSpeciai i
Mia Green, indicted for receiving stolea
goods from amateur criminals. was con-
viciei today in the supreme court by
jury.
Charles scheufEnann, manager OF the
Hossi Victoria, Victoria. and Miss Mamie
J. Beard, Of San Francisco, were married
here today. They came over from British
Columbia last night, secured a license To-
day and SeEe married this afternoon.
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The funeral services over the remains OF
Capt. William II. Taylor will be held next
Monday morning III 10 o'clock at the fan,
lily residence. corner of Tenth and Madison
streets, Rev. David C. Garrett officiating.
The services vail be under the auspices OF
the Pioneers Association, of which Capt.
Taylor was an honored member The in
terment will take place in the family LOT At
Lake View cemeterx
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ssie Of wh.,eem w.,., n..s.

WHArcos. Nov. iG-fspeeial.l -P. b.
Cornwall, president OF the BellinEhau Bay
Improvement Company. arrived today.
simultaneously with the proceeds Of the
sale Of $500 worth OF water boatls which
the company contracted 10 negotiate for
The city as enc Of the conditions of the
water works sale tao months a..
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"a sEfse 81 EerffGesEcs From ths state
namYa Of ferfsraitare.
wEw wEsTmgsSTKx. Ac~. w-f Special. r.
Thonass Cunningham, president Of the
heard Of Aogtseultare. discovered this
morning cunss SDment Of fruit trees on a
Frans street y hnrf which had recently ar
rived from Moaas Taher. Or. 20 be badly
afflicted eth scoily aphss. Cunningham
at snee Gook charge Of the trees. and be-
fere fkey are aliowsd 20 20 will see that
they are thoroughly casansed. The peeu-
Tar fact about thls seizure IL that the trees
sere accompanied By . eertieests from the
sserasaFy Of the Oregon state board Of hor-
sscuisnre stating that the nursery from
WHICH sis~y were shipped vas free from ali
resss. The provincial board are deter
mined 20 eaforrs the regulations with re-
gard 20 fruit pests 20 tlse letter.
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UsIoS cfrY. Nov. id-iSpeeial. mo
clue has yet been fond TO the person who
shot Joseph S&iir on the Sth. The coro-
neF's verdict was simply that he came 20
bis death by shot from son8e unknown
person. Many surmises have been made
IN regard 70 who did it. but as none have
eny evidence TO support them, this is still
q mystery and may be Tor long time to
come A stray shot from some hunter
seems to be the general opinion, but Is was
very direct for \ stray shot.
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Youth. charrea Win BarrIary.

jimmy Jackson, commonly known as
Victoria Jimmy" and Frank offer. alias
GuliEord. the boys who we're arrested on
Wednesday night on Suspicion of having
stolen a watch from Nicholas Miles room
in a house az the rear Of the Esther house
on Front street, will be arraigned In JUS
tsce Csldwell's court this afternoon On the
charge Of burglary. New evidence found
by the state yesterday makes the case
against the youthful criminals serious
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shot nv a prasken stvn., om.,.,

PoEr To wSsEsp. Nov. id-IspeciaI.1-
Masen Guy, pGyser on the steamer WIZ
iapa, was accidentally Shot in the foot iast
niEht az C,alam bay by Signal Service
oihceF DunBiaG, sao vas drunk and
bFandishing weapon. agiBg shots into
the crowd. Guy vas brought here for
medical treatment, the injury being pain.
fai, bat not fatal. Cunning was no. ar
rasteA
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0Ivxrss, Nov. i6-fspeclal. flames
Hamilton LAWS today argued before
tie supreme court the case Of Nerd
strom. convicted Of murder In King
cannsy. Lewis raised the point that the
Law which permitted the defendant 90 be
brought 70 trial on information Was in
valid because contrary TO the enabling act
II was commended that Notwithstanding
the act admitting tho state commanded
the state constitution not 20 be as variance
rsth The Federal constitution. IL permitted
man ~ be arraigned for hls life on in-
formation flied By the prosecuting attor-
nsF. while the Federal constitution pro-
vldsd that no man should Re brought 10
trial for felony exeeps on indictment BIZ
The grand jury. The attorney opposing
cs&sfned tie Federal constitution only APP
sssea to tie Federal courts and prosecu-
ten for casnses against the United States.
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ssoHoafsH. Nov. ID Special. Cue SIS
going home from bail lass nlkh. disoov-
cred tie rcsidsaee Of L. c. Sullivan On
ilse. Tbs department furasa out ain -
nsast pEoapsaess aad pat cat shs IRE
Slth only q snaAgl loss 10 sAe house. The
property Vas iasare4 in taa I.aaaon
Assurance
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CotFAx. Nov. 8--tspecisl.l -. Local
wheat quotations are 81 esn;s sacked. Re-
ports irnH sH parts OF ihe county ere that
60 10 ~ per cent. OF toe whest erep has
tesa saved. though naeh Of the wheat il
OF snterios quality. Sales are al. Of small
quantities as yet
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Morocco on.r. indignantly 90 spain.

MADRID. Nov. ia favorable note
from the Sultan OF Morocco has been re-
ceived by the Spanish government. It Is
reported that the sultan offers further in
dennity to Spain and will give an addi-
tional guarantee of strict observance OF
treaty rights.
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A&&~ AxAaNE1 sase G@s&1zn M@mS@ A41f1rs
Peer TSwnzxxp. Esw. H. zsscaAl. -
y ". 0EeaT. ezstor % fhe EorNfs1
Lea3v. the eastern Asuss Eewsp&per. sp-
psared N oazrf fhis Aftsvpeon 80 azsweF
- ths charge u f9rrery. The s.stn's as-
t0Tnsys sske6 f0- = eoaffauNncs Il two
seeks % proc1re two Witnesses. H. T.
Perkins asd Nrx AlIce C&rpensss.
whose Testimony wons1 be material
10 tie Gaze The state claimed thai Per-
kias. vhe 10 reported 70 De n Illinois snf
serlng with pn~uasonts. wonld testify that
10 saw oRssr f0rgs the nanas % Alice
Carpenter 70 = couusy warrant. aa6
thst Mrs Csrreassr, whose resi-
dsnes IS In Seattle, weatd swear
tat she never aEthcrirea O,Rear
Or a1y one else 20 snaorxe Der maine on
sny coanty wETTanE oFReAr's attorney
tired hard 20 FORCE the state 30 trial sith-
ent the sttSndsrcs Of these witnesses. and
the court Was about 20 grant the e0ntinr-
ance. when the defense offered 70 a1EniG
that both Perkins aad Mira Carpenter
wcuid testify as set forth IA The applIca-
tlon and thai ths testimony vas not true.
The prosecution insisted that the evidences
shozsd be admitted IS being true
The court took the question under sd-
vissrnent untii tomorrow morning. The
defense. By its ar xiety 10 force trial ~
once. creates the impression that tie testi-
Enoay Of both the witnesses woaid result
ia conviction.
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a weli-knoua rny.ies.n Dead.

WEEELzSG. W. Va. Nov. I6-John
Frissei, one Of the eldest and best-kuown
physicians and surgeons IN the state. died
at MS home in this city this evening, aged
s. years.
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PcKrIAsp. Nor. i6-Tspecial l-R- NJ
Thompson. . pionesr Of isS2. died IN
Corvallis today. He vas born near Har-
risb1g. Pa. and lived in I,iaois before
coming 70 Oregon. He was postmaster st
Corvallis for many yesrs, ard sfterwsrds
engaged IN the merch aadise business.
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cIty Mar.hal VIVA. u,rr,,,

Pear AsaFlxs, New ia - s9scisl I--Po-,
Fosassnd's popular ely marshal. James
A. NtSss, vas eAitsA IN marriage in this
city ;ssiAy 70 Miss Taa ugsesaa. Of Gal
lam Bay, 5y Rev. j Vi. Baxter. The
eoaple q encs less for seattle on the Non
a.-a.lL.,
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FIEoorA, Nov. ts--The condition Of
Gen. Rusk is unchanged Hs l. exces-
ssveiy nervous and insists upon absolute
quiet HIS temperature IS normal. and ne
is able 70 retain sfimalaats and = little
nnsfrishrrsAnt
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BRrssEIs Nov. ig-Ths If5fls g.i.e
Aas received dispatches reporting re-
cent hghhns IN the kongo state.
They say that Capt. Ponthier.
after capturing kaFsnde, pursued the hos
Slls Araos aa9 crushed taem completely.
lie succeeded in capturing, IL is sad. Ben
Aoada. ~ho vas responsible for the as
sassinais0n Of Emin PAsha He vas shot.
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A minnssosa Prizes. Deaa.

MrsSEAPoL1s. Nov. I6-Rev. Father Fee
liz Tissol. who has been in the priesthood
in Minnesota since 1857, died IN this city
this afternoon. aged % years.
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BERLIN, Nov. is The ceremony of al.
minls;sging the cath Of allegiance to the
recruits Of Berlin, spaadan, Chariotten-
burg aud LIchisnfeig earrisons vas he'd
this afternoon N front Of an altar wnieh
ass erected in the Lust garden. Ia his
address the emperor said:
You hare sworn allegiance IA ma IN
the presence Of God. Xon thus at the
sane moment became my soldiers and NV
comrades You have the honor OF hegOne-
ing 10 Eny guard and % being stationed In
and round nag residences az Ghe capital.
Cd are caileN! upon hrst 20 nrotec. me
SkAsnst Ioreign a0i internal foes. lie
faithful. and doa't forget vogr honor -
mine
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FeSFfANn, New. Is -- fSreclal. & - The
British bars Alexander Black. ,S3i .ons
Is oai eigaiy-aas days fgosa PAaaaa for
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crisis prevails here. The radical
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PORT - he government On the
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ex-Asag Milan. The radicals was, NJ
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hnrg, as premier. The king opposes this.