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:Ea.Go,srnor nobln.en n..a.

Lawrence, kans,, Aug. LEX.
Governor Chas, Robinson died this
morning.
lie was born at HArdwlch, Mas.
ahd IN early lie WAS n pHcticlng ply.
slolan. In lSfT no went overland 10
California ami became Immediately a
leading ngure In tbs fight between the
squatlefs and prospoctOTr. He served
IN the legislature there and was instru.
mental 10 eleotiug John q. Fremont to
tue United States Senate. la 1864 he
became agent Of the Emigrant Ala
society here.
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NEw fOHil, Aug. i7.-siock make.
opened weak aud decline Of IA
sugar was recorded. Under a bfist
buy ing movement sugar moved up
yer cent There wa "A general Ru.
vance Of Gal disiilliug lcadtng.
Ihcre " g. q downward tendency OF
prices after that, the declines rom the
higu point Ut tue frat hour being, Bur.
iu5''n ] suga, anu the rect u the
~ . anu cEccpt general electric ana
lobrcc1 preferred, which rose Later
burlington advanced ] put cent on
the dtolarati. II " the regular dividend.
Tho general market c5ntinuciE.tons
10 the closo, at which time aIyances
had been recorded OF in burlington,
! IN Southern Pacific aud IN North.
era Pacific.
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uOt obey the uui1u's fuiut, AMI falling
W m-ut nls pUCuniafy obligations.
when qIsstioned about the matter
yesterday Mr.. rutnof sai-. "Gss,
believe / am 10 be expelled, and 10 ! am,
/ VII make IL bot Tor the union"
Mr. Turner has always been some.
what OF ~ thorn In the compact rib,
anu the PRESIDENT Of his company.
Allied james, 10 an avowod out anu
out aLt,-cympact Insurance man. The
matter was discussed al considerable
length by the underwriters yesterday.
Va tuesday nOxt formal notice Will b.
seut PRECEDENT james 10 replace Mir.
Iurbor and he will be allowed two
monthe In which ~ 10 70. Judging D.
MI James former actions he h more
tLan likely 20 tase no nUticB oil the
union anu TO tell MI Turner to cut tue
fslco and geg business.
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Some Are Behind Time.

The territorial board Of equalization
will meet on Monday morning next to
revise the work OF the assessors and
county boards; but nearly dozen
county clerks have yet 10 be heard
ifomi anu unless these gentlemen now
hssIon to certify 10 the DoarI their cor.
reoted assessment totals, there will be
something Of stir. rhe law provides
that this shall be done bsiote August
lblhi which was last Mednts Jaw.
These deFellcl clerks arc requested 70
hurry up.
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PATRIOTIC Jars.
They Collect Mouoy 60 Ala Their
country tu the war.

They Collect money 60 Ala Thsi,
county in the war.
SAN FRANCisCl, Aug. II. 80 The
Jnpgu,H1 Patriotic society 10 the name
OF q lew organization which has nj,
ready branch establishments In PORT.
lgud, Sacramento aud l.ua Angeles.
lnc object OF the society h 10 collect
iurds from the willing japanese con.
tfitutOfa 10 be- used In the war now In
Progress between China anu japan.
lne society Oi this city aud Oakland
las a eomtniitro OF thiTty mbere.
sud 10, President ami treasurer l. Ma
NuUrab, manager Of tue Yokohama
hIocie bank. SIR. Nebskra said;
awe japanese feel that We should
10 Whist We oin to help our county In
its war with China anu 50 We called a
meeting anu formed y society. The
c0mmiIico having tho collection Of
funds in hand IL comp osvd of JaInnrbp
Ia all positions Of lite. These gentle
men Will collect the fluids, accepting
anything from One dOilar up from
japanese only. The money viii be-
sent 10 nue. anu by nue. fumilIod 20 the
Genital government. Mo do not pre-
pose 10 specify the purposes TO witch
lho mouey shall be put. We believe
Tue government will know how bu't o.
expand whatever we send. have
already received about 500 though
regular blanks aud receipts will not be-
ready before tomorrow morning.
1--WE have received subscriptions
nom American merchants, tut have
treliurl 20 devote them u war puf-
rusts. While we appreciate this Kind.
ly ceiling We deem Il wiser % eecline
tuoh Oilers. We agree, however, ~
tic contributions wished 10 send tie
money % the Red Gross society, that 10
~ FhJi the ambulance o0rpr.0
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owns the tuilding which Wind occu.
pied ani was warm ifiDnI OF he
ABOUT three months. Wind rot Int %
hsht with n mau anu DJfan rushoI tU
his nssisisucs. In the nghi Dr. got 20
thumb In HE mouth anu thinkiug 10
That OF his friends opponent usgau
chewing II. IL proved 10 bo Winds,
ani lac received such wOund that he
lad bad attack OF blood poisoning.
lie nearly died aud physician were
compelled ~ amputaie tho hand. lie
low SUES Tor dnmagea.
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RYDE, Isle Of Wight, Aug. 1.-THE
Nigiant did not start Ia tho yacht
race today. Gould explained that he
wishoi 10 get the yacnt b. trim Tor 10.
mDfroW's race with the Britannia,
y teen miles 10 windwHri aud tuturn.
ihu ynchis c9nteetiug today were the
britannia, 5atnuita, COrsnif, CaruiA
sud Namao. Tie course u around the
lsle VI wight, nity three miles.
The britannia crossed tho finish line
hrsb tho 5ataniia sooold, but tho
tHifiun wins on tue allowances.
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yeais have ELAPSED since tho writor
heafi rom them. He /, uu.IHul Co.,
huo" whether bio mother, sister Fanny
anu nor husband are stiI alive, aud
.,att4 thnt Inc learned his ".rIthef
Charlt't nldfps." from q young man
nhmo J Stevens 90, who rays mo has
ectn him, anu who, presumably has
recently gone 90 England from Salt
Lake.
Ir Go1IspIl has hauJoI tho letter
to tue NEWS, thilbing that the publ.
Gallon ol thr Games 1f tho part e. BOO iia
columns may ru detrimental In Huu.
ing out tho s.u ght.t0f relatives.
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William MA. 90, notorious polly
crook who hat been Ito lsIi 900 aIiuu O.. 20
almost maize thai Institution bis home,
was atfaiFuui In the plUcu clut, chi,
forenoon On a charge ol escaping from
custody. For some limo past lp was
'1EaFrd nB "tfustl" about tur place.
but got tired " lno woII HuI Ir.i tre
city for nthiug zip ou the N,ua. nut
was Mabel o. Ogden auu brought
bacE TO Salt Lake. lie rioaI guy
aud viii receive his soutyuca Uulf.
row. Nixon viii act DO a "EugyD 100
the future.
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CHICAGO. Aug. lI-Quoen Liliuo.
knian's commissioner, Samuel Par.
keL Ia. A, Nidomnu ami j. A. Cum.
mins, arrived In Chicago last night on
their way back 10 Hawaii
"Our mission WAS not wholly unsAi.
isiaclOry,n said one OF the commission.
ers, ave succeeded IN presenting tho
subject Of tho present situation IN ~
ptoI er light We had expected, how
ever, 10 have been able 10 keep tins re-.
public, no II IA called, from Il oeiving
recognition. We iniled IN that PTts-
iient Cleveland has seen ilt 10 rscUg.
uiZsit. There 10 nothing Tor Us 10 up
but to live under tho govern meut iu
the huLo OF some day securing h
Chauge.n
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WHERE Is CHARLES GOoDsELLs
His Brother, Who Resides In England,
Mill Be Glad 10 Hear From dim,

A few days since lsltsr was To.
celved In this city from Sunderland,
Durham county, Euglsnu, addressed
"Mr. Charlei GllIsail, Wasstch cor.
nsr, Salt Lake Ciuy, uah, q. ). A."
The writer IL William Goodsell, who
gives his address Us 30 Society Lane,
MonRwearmOu,h, Durham. His
wiie's name ls Grace Goodsell. There
is no person OF that name reading near
the wasalcn corner bu! the letter was
delivered Of tho house II eK-Doputy
Marshal Charles dOodsull, VI Wesi
Temple street. Wu0,singularly enough,
has a brother William heru-also al
sx.ieputy marshal; Uut tho o1mmuni.
cation does NOS concern them In
any way IL opens with tho words
"Dsaf brother aud sister, aud
goes VA ~ say that many
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ImL TnLr nInAn nILI.
The senate Committse on Finance
Adjourn without Action.

WAsutNurON, Aug. 1.-The Senate
hnance committee met at 10 O'Clock
To-Day 10 further consider the free
sugar aud the other separate tariff
bills, Tho Republican members said
they could not take the responsibility
OF reporting these bills. The Rspubli.
cans have tour members ia the finance
committee here, Aud ~ the Democrat,
nave but tbs tpno number the former
no not propose TO have the Democrats
counted 40 ave.
The commlliee adjourned and
neoling u the Democratic leaders was
held TO consider tho hlnng OF the Va.
cauoy on the huauCe committee.
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Ths Central American EepnnII,,.

WAsiuNGr Of, Aug. l7.-so lar the
American ministers In Central Amer.
Yea nave not advised tbs state depart.
nehl OF tbs movement for a combina-
lon Of the i've small Central Ameti-
can republics into one large nation.
WINE such a combination would be
welcomed here, u n felt 10 Ia scarcely
practicable, because NJ the personal
Jealousy OF the many eel'-gnnatituted
leauers, which led to tho downfall Of
the OLD confederation a quarter Of
century ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-17
Liquor Dealers Meeting.

Tho Liquor Doalrrs' association was
booked FOR another meeting at the
Walker House laIs this afternoon 10
further discuss the Sunday closing
movement, cut short 20 suddenly one
week HgO whom the wtangls Occurred
Whloh came ~ neat wrcCking tho
organization, lt was not thought
iolay that President Mulyey would
make another attempt to Tesign.
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AlrO. merlcnn EnterlaInmcnt.

This evening tho members " the
African N. T., church Will give an
educational entertalumtnta at the q. A.
n. hail Tor the benefit OF the church
iund, a program consisting Of vocal
ami Instrumental music, essays, AZ.
dresses, tabltGuX aud ball hub been
arranged. A grand supper win also
up served
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A UTAH COURT MARITAL.


Tho hrtc court martial 90 Ulsh N,.
llonal Guard officers Will occur 90
Monday rex. no the lnIu.lfIsl Home
building In tns city. Tue mon
against whom th- charges have bpr
brought are Captains Lund anu Gr1u
of tue Nofdru and Duuhaiter military
con rauies respectively, both oil which
have been merged into the National
Guard.
The charges are disObcdionce 20 or.
dsrs ir that both VI the officers named
took their companies 90 Calder. Park
during the Iuscafora encampmtnt In
violation NJ law.
The court will consist oi Colonel
Fowler, Colonel Adams, Colonel
stephens, Lieutenant Colonel Clayton,
Captain George w. GiUIs, Captain
I0hn q. Cannon, Captain Gilbert anu
Colouoi Cash, vino will act as Judge
advocate.
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Tho Pacific Coast Manager ot an In,
suFanuo Company.

SAN FRANcIsCO, Aug. IL. - The
Chronicle says: George h. rurne 2,
me Pacific Coast manager u the
Northwestern lnsursnco Company Of
milwaukee,, Wis, expects 10 be expelled
rom tue Pacific Insurance union on
Iuusi y next He learned that his
elsg Was to come up from Manager
ntlllman yesterdly, aud though not
very much surprised that his case was
70 TIE taken Up, thought that an OHIO al
hol'ce ~ wiring would not have been
out VI place.
The reasonn for his expulsion are
lonr IN number. He IL charged with
pAyll y excess commissions, Tor writ,
rug lasufatce Mt lees than compact
iAles, Publishing the fact that he would
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senator murphy. ns.oiullon.

WAsHiN0rON, Aug. i7.-Sonalot
Murphy offered a resolution ia tho
Senate to-day 10 tho effect that there
viii be no further legislation ON tue
tariff At this session, In view OF tbs
Carlisle letter. Hs asked unanimous
consent fOr ia immediate considsra.
ton, but It went over on objection by
COCkToll.
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Adverse Rsport on Pewter.

WAsH1NurJT, Aug. IL The com
mittee on judiciary Mss maze an a.. e.
vcisc report 10 the Senate on the nom
ination OF Jamcs ID. Porter o. UuitoI
states Judge Of the eastern aud middle
districts ~ Tennessee. IL IL Understood
The opposition b. based On the ground
that Porter lives outside the dlttfiri.
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rmE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.
inter Right Between rrsIsi.s OF Oh.
catholic Church.


JoLIET ill., Aug. I7.-In the village
OF Wilmington, ON tar Chicago 4
Alton road 10 now going on a bitter
nght over the temperance question.
Two months ago tho Roy. Anderson,
Rev Father NO0nan aud Rev. Mr,
irving appeared together ia a hall la
behalf Of sOofiety. Tho radicals were
Offended becausu Rev. Anderson said
shcre was no harm Ia taxing u glass ui
liquor anu seemed 10 advocate modtr.
hlo drinking. Father NOonau was
quito strong Ia donunCiAtiOn OF the
drinking habit aud COunseled total
nlsll4oncc. The young priest had "a
falling out with Father O'GarA, his
supruor The difficulty was OF %
serious character that an appeal was
taken by Father NoOuAn direct 10 Rome.
Counter charges were also made aud
Father Nuonsn stands suspended from
active WORK until a lsCisl9n IL reached.
Among the changes brought against
BIN was appearing on tho same plat
form with Protestant ministers.
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MS noDY rUUNB.


col winston WIZ was Lost Ia SNOW
Ntofm.
Los ANoELEs, Gal, Aug. " Last
November Col. l.. &. Winston, o.
Faradous, while with hunting party,
IA the San Gabriel canyon tecamo lost
Va nsnow storm aud was nUvtr again
teon alive. His companions malr
every auempttO mi him without cue.
cess ana were obliged ~ return 10
fatadcua. On Tuesday young mau
who was hunting In tue Lttiu - .cg
creek canyon found tue UOdy VI the
l0tt man.
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CoLuMBus, o., Aug. 1.-THE fusion
convention OF Popullsts' and organized
labor nominated tho following state
iicket today Secretary OF state, Chas.
~ Martini Judge Of the supreme court,
y, d. slafki commissioner O. common
sohoolS, NJ, j, FlAunvfy; mrmser OF
inc hoard Of public works, J. $. Stew.
AT, Problo county.
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Nsnnlor ,IarlIn,. n.nrhl,rnNnn-

LEAvENwORgH, Kan, Aug. H.
Miss Helen Martin, daughter Of u. 4.
Senator Martin, Of this state, entered
lnu noviiste at 81. AiaTy's Roman
C''holio academy here yesterday, b..
tending u become n nun. she fs-
Gently became convert 10 the Catholic
tuill.
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Hardly a aaorum Lsn

WAsrnSGToN, ID. g., Aug. H.
There IL hardly a quorum In the House
oi Representatives In town. Members
are leaving on every train. Most VI
the Democratic leaders are remaining
20 make aquOrum In oase Of an unsx.
tecleu emergency on the tAfln.
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OANACA, Mex, Aug. l7-At the
Anita niue, IN Fiorcuca distfic,. a
hght occurred between John Merritt,
Tue American superintendent, aud his
four assistants, ami about any Mexican
miners. Merritt anu thrrs Mexicans
were killed. Merritt came from Den.
ygF
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TOPEKA Kan, Aug, lZ-Thete Ia a
uhlIutm moyement by tho alrikrfs on
ia" h'ehisoni Topeka g. Santa He fir
theif old places, but thus far they
nave met with nC success. General
Iity temalue firm Ia his original
l3Hllion not 10 take auy Of them back
hhu IN the general rillgos II 10 not be.
AoV5i that ho viii change.
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Ior lhs r,eIn.lon Cd An.rehl.l.

WAaliiNurUS, Aug. 1.-The House
committee on judiciary today decided
TO iayorauly report SenAtor Hilps Uill
TOT the exclusion anj deportation Of
alirn auarchists, which passed the
Senate.
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WAsHINGroN, Aug, 1.-THE Rep.
ublican senators viii hold oaucu.
alter the adjournment OF the Senate
today and consider the question OF
party action vita preistones to the
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SHE CANNOT LOVE HIN,


Probate Judge Blair has been the
recipient OF several singular epistlc.
sincu his accession to that office, but
ono which reached 'hirI from Omaha
This morning carries OIL the palm. %
IL from dlscon'olaio young husband
who appears TO have had very brief
married NE, ami tia, Tar short Of a
merry enc. The Gauss OF his grievance
Il bes! told boo bis own words Sub.
Joined is verbatim copy VI the letter,
The names mentioned only hoibg omit.
to-:
Mr.. Judge H'air
Nespt s.r-l suppose that yu will DO
surprised, iu so.iuE o. Io.iUf from tue
iht party who va married uu tho rlh Ui
jay vol what 7 have Eut tu say. that
tho woman married, hiss i0ft mo ami her
Whefo about I uu NOT know, she WIS IL
Nry cold ana dis Ant person one who had
no love Tor ANY one. thH said thif Hhe
cluId not luNu mo or think ny thing ul
me ur ay man, aud she has made my
lifo vry mIsufhle aud unhappy HLu
rccoNid her nail while here under another
aaAAAt'.f It.A WNNAN N|NN AHN ivy NNlNNF I
done all could 90 mako hnr happy and
cuuiontod, hut mo- she could not uo that
way sho said that she thought that clio
rlld love mo when wo were married, hut
7uohad changed slncosu please Co iufufm
me what I cau do best and how long 10
VIII lake QUO 90 pc free from her aud tho
cost, Tor ii wall be- ono year II / llvcl bee.
toto ! Will De- iu Salt Lake again, and tic
letter frr"Nid from NJ. of salt
Lake does not sp,ak voy vol up hor.
lleas 10 Jet tue know what can 10 done
aud address TO
Judge Blair snys ia, while hs
would GLADLY assist the WI. or out OF
his diilicnlty, n pohtible, yet having
performed tho marriage ceremony,
ihufe his ahaie In the deal muft end.
lie cannot undertake g. aba1lutsly
guarantee perennial bliss To every
couple whom he Joins together In
buuusl
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The Y. NJ, and Y. l.. N. l.. A. gave
.heir second excursion 10 5tlia.r this
season today, Tomorrow the Prov
sunday schools snd tho B. Y,
Academy teacher viii take II Joint
outing 70 the same rpsUTt
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LuDiSGrON, Mich, Aug. 1.-THE
Commercial ami Savings bank aus.
pended business today by order OF
President Antoiue H.. Carter. The
Officers viii cay nothing about It's can.
ditlUu set.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-17

mp iu.mrut % member fD tue fu-
auc' committee ana TIE policy gen.
orally with reference TO tho 'f,a sugar
aAd TIE 0tnCf supplemental Uills.
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tho Hank Essminsr E.I. uim,.It

ALTOONA, Pa, Aug. l7.-Bank er.
nminer William Miller, who mas ju. i
completed the examination Of the &C.
counts Of the suspended second ma.
lional bank, committed suicide today
ny shooting himself through the head.
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PULASKI Va, Aug. IL. - W. g..
ltv l1f was hanged q Now burn tJdsy
ioi the murder Of his vito,
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LOSDOS, Aug. IA dispatch from
Paris says Prince Em ,uuvl Oi Orleans
was arrested Ia Bordeaux today on ths
way 10 visit the emperor Of Austria,
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nnncIng Cnrniral M Snltnlr

Prof Youngef's dancing carnival
occurs At Sal,aiT on Wednesday, tue
2gni Fores.ers' day. IRWIN DO an
interesting OCCASION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-17

BuzIAEp's BAY, Mass, Aug. IT.
The President, with Dr. O,ReIley,
reached Gray Gables at 1886 =. IN.
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a TIFrH TAHITI MILL.
Proposing 60 Place silver aud Lssd
on the Free List.

WAanEGroS, Aug. 1.-THE ways
anu means COMMITTEES today voted 10
present nith tariff bill, making silver
anu lead ore free Of duty. Tho Wilson
oil made those ores free, but the
Senate bill put y duty OF ! Of cent Dor
p .und ON them. TsHnsy, OF Missouri,
will make n report on Monday,
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rnE CHINESE LOAN.

supposed 10 Raise the Price Of silver
Litiir
LONDON, Aug, lT-rhere Il no
doubt that n loau Of 800 900 pounds
viii be raised here Tor China on four
per cent, 30 year bonds. Twu.,hirds OF
the loan will bo payable TO China In
silver. some fnanoiers predict that
silver will 40 up 10 SD per ounce.
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A Manage Auit Fisd For Lost
Hand,

OrruMwA, H., Aug. lI-C. ID.
Vino, a local business mRu, has filed
papers In suit against fatriok Doran,
Tor $50, 900 damages for personal Injury,
DOran 10 wealthy contractor anu
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ran PLANET mars.
SO Atmosphere. says PTot Campbell.
at LicL Ob.srVatary

SAN JOSH, Cal, Aug. l7-ProG
Campbell, OF Lick Observatory. has
molslfated with the speotIoscopo
that ihe planet Mars presents no syi.
1ence Of having All atmosphere. Prof
holden says II any atmospheric pfos-
hsfc txisls, II II not ~ great ~ on our
hisbesI mouulaius, and thus popular
i.helts concerning the planet arc over
lhTgwn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

1877. he returned TO Bulgaria. In 1879 he was sum
moned to take part In the constitutional convention
at Tirnowo. and was chosen member Of the dele
CATION to submit to the Car for his approval at
Livadla the choice OF Prince Alexander OF Batten-
berg TO be Prince Of Bulgaria.
DR.. Stolloff made impression upon young
Prince Alexander that was destined to fix the
course OF his subsequent life lie accompanied the
Prince as his secretary TO the courts OF Berlin.
Vienna and ConstantnOpe. and VAS a witness Of
the enthusiastic reception accorded him his
entrance into Bulgaria. In 1883 Dr Stoiloff was
sent to ST. Petersburg diplomatic agent Of the
Government But when he asked by prom-
nent Russian statesman. Whom and what do you
represent? Bulgaria. freed by 49, AMI the Prince
set upon his throne BY the Czar2" the young Rul-
garlan diplomat so wounded in his national
pride that ne a returned TO SOMA.
When King Milan began lighting for his terri
torial equality in the Balkan" StOilof served
officer in the suite OF Prince Alexander. whose
faithful supporter he remained. even In the dark
days OF 1856 when the Prince left Bulgaria for
In the winter OF 1887 DR.. Stoilon undertook jour
ney with Grekow and KstschOw through the
courts Of Europe seeking on behalf Of the So
brnnte acceptable candidates for the vacant throne
After long negotiation IN Vienna. he secured the
acceptance OF Prince Ferdinand OF Coburg. Co
operation between Stambulon. with his autOcratic
leanngs and Dr. StoiiOh. with his demo-
cratic IDEAS dld not long continue ana the latter
in 1855 returned 10 private l!fe and he practice Of
law. later becoming OF IN" leaders or the
Opposition. IN which capacity h" has now succeeded
IL OVERLOOKING the long regime OF Stambuiof.