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winter Fair.
Admiral MelIo Still Afoat.
NEW YORK, April Is. = The
Herald's correspondent in Monte
Video telegraphs as follows: am in
formed by the Governm snt officials
that Admiral Meilo has not surrender
ed to the Uruguayan Government.
With the Republic, Iris, Esperanza,
Urano, Mercutio and two other yes
sells laden with coal, and 500 ma
r1nes, he sailed north on Thursday
after landing General Salgado's divi-
sion unarmed upon the coast of Uru-
quay near Santa Teresa on the pre-
vious evening.
NEW YORK, April 10. - The
Herald's Rio despatch says: The
governments advices from Rio
Grande do Sui state that Admiral
MeilO abandoned all his vessels, which
We're deserted inside the anchorage of
santa Catalina, and taken possession
OF by the Government. Tie revolu-
tlonary junta is said to have fled south
by land.
Portugal has acceded to the demands
OF Argentina. The commander of the
Alonzo Albuquerque has been or
dered TO Buenos Ayres aud deliver
the Brazilian refugees to Argentina.
He has also been ordered to salute the
Argentina flag. Portugal has also
promised that the commander of the
AIonzo Albuquerque will be tried by
court martial.
Great Railroad Strike.
st. PAUL, MINI, April I4.-The
strike on the Great Northern, spread
90 OF ord trI. -
and Devils Lake. N. D., and tonight
reports indicate very eruptive state
OF affairs at ST. Cloud, Mimi, which
may develope into general walk out
by noon tomorrow. The st. Cloud
brotherhood officers came to st. Paul
this evening to lay their grievances
before President Still. All trains,
both passenger and freight, arriving
at points west of Grand Forks, are
side tracked by the strikers, with the
exception of mail cars, the latter be-
ing sent ahead whenever the officers
OF the road will permit. No trains
are moving on the Montana Central
or Great Northern roads from Helena,
Great Falls or Butte.
Another Monetary Conference.
LONDON, April 16.-There is the best
authority for the statement that Lord
Rosebery is willing to assent to an
other International Monetary Confer
ence, and such a meeting will prOba-
bay be arranged through the initiative
of Germany. Great Britain will not
be represented in the conference, eX-
cept through the delegates from India.
The question of calling together such
a conference is already the subject of |
between the Govern |
ants I'M nr II
er the United States and France Will |
to join the conference if Eng !
land were represented only through |
the delegates from India, is matter |
Of doubt.
British BehrinS Sea Bill.
LONDON, April 16.-The Behring
Sea bill passed its committee stage in |
the lords today. It will be read q
third time tomorrow.
LONDON, April 16.-In the House of
Commons today the colonial secre-
sary said the Behring Sea award had
been published in British Columbia
asst August. By it England was
obliged to close the sea against seal
ng during the time specified. The
1891, when Canadian vessels entitled
70 it were compensated.
MUNICH, April I6.-Count Won
Schaack, the millionaire author, died
here today.
5gid,yinfer Fair Religious Con-
SreSS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-Repre-
sentative divines and laymen from |
yearly every denomination partici-
pated to-day in the opening of the reli-
yious congress organized under the |