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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-21

Some months ago an English manu- facturer made number of experiments to determine the best method of illum- mating his cloth mills. Gas jets. in- candescent lamps and arc lights were all tried and found wanting, as they either failed to give light enough, gave too much light or cast heavy shadows Finally continental idea was adopted The walls of a room were painted white and under each of number of arc lights was suspended a reflector. which threw all the light up to the white ceiling, from which 1t was re- Elected to the room below. This sys- tenn was successful from the outset and has attracted considerable atten- tion among English weavers.
 Samuel Edison, of Fort Gratiot, Mich- sgan, the venerable father of Thomas A. Edison, is now in his ninety-first year, and is in full possession of all his faculties. He Is, known locally as 'Unrle Sam" Speaking of the great
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24

FRFE CONSULTATION Rivon to all person,
suffeTirg from chronic Disensss. Disnases OF tbs
E5e Ear. n 20. Jhroat, Liver, etornaoh, Kid
Affections. ihe RAPIDLY insrssains % numbor ot
patients In Montana demand greater faciliti9'
and accommodations, To meet which DrS Liebis
ITO. have oetsbli.hed otices in this city. Ihey
viii be In charge Of y duly authorized rspfesen'
tatiyo who viii report all implicated case To
the head Office. whore complete records are Kept
81 all c.ses aud the treatment adopted. Zach
b'hnch having its speeialists. no one physiciAn
and Fever lees th,n fivo experienced specialists
have consultation on every case presontOt
htving Thousands 60 rofcr to- cornpariEons srs
readily made No expsrimentine-simply ap
ping the oIas ,SsameS. that hss aTs' with, .i,ao
thois success and tho retson such marvellous
cures As hsrstofors reported have been made
aitsr the best loc.l physicians pronounced thsm
topclessly ircurabie.
MEN, hronlo affections. whether from early
indisoretions, voEererl Excssee.. teminsl
Weakness. Lose OF h. Enbood. Ryphillis and other
eiiections uniting thsm from enjoying any Of
The pleasures OF life treated and curol after
slSo ute failure By others Drs, Lisbis Co.'S
REPUTATION for their unpsralelled success IL
they have patients In all parts Of it
.WoMEN-Iheir rpoeinist for affections oi
Women, has all the latest appliances and
rmcdies used la tho principal hospitals. and IL
Wtthouta superior on tho coast
tA1kRRH-And kindred affections of ths
Eye, A.. Throat aud Longs successfully tIcAioi
tie mctt dolicatc child
frAees Tor ep'nsl Ds'ornitiss. Club Foe, eta.
manufactured et,isfaoti, guarBnJosl.
Cali early and avoid beng hurriol b. the
barge nurubhr ~ patients Ihoss who cannot
End " oonyen snt 10 600 tho IN lnent rpecali ,ts
oaa szte thoir cssss ~ lait,r afcf1l attention
Elvea 10 corr tpondsI.cs and medicine and APP
pllGnces sent by eIprssA
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24

UNMONS-IE THE DISTRICI
- court of the First Judicial District OF
the state OF Montana, in aud for the
county of Lewis and Clarke.
Lettie A. Wa rem, plaintiff. va. Albert J
Wa ren. defendant
he state Of Montana sonds greeting 10
the above named defendant
You are hereby requi ed to sppsar IN an
action b ought ngninst ron by ths above
named plaintiff In the district court Of the
Frat Judicial district OF the stats OF Mon
taua, Ia and FOR the county Of Lewis and
Clarke. and 10 answer thu complaint 6lel
thsTein, within ten days (excluBlvs OF the
day or se1NiceJ after the service on YOU OF
this sumnona, II served within this county;
or II served uut OF this oounty, nut within
thls district, within twenty DAYS; other.
vlss within forty days. or ia iemsng by do
tanlt will be taken against 700, according
20 the prayer OF said complaint. The said
heiion is brought 10 obtain q decree dis
solving the bonds ot mhtrimouy eIistiug
between the plaintiff md dofsn liant; that
tbs custody Of Alta Wa ron. minor child of
SAID parties, be awarded 10 plaintiff; for
cos OF suil and for general rslisi ri in
hh allsRoa ne cause for divorce that tho
coiendnnt on or about tho tonth day Of
Mny, A. d., 1892 Willfully aud without
cautS deserted and Gbaunted himself from
plaintiff and orsr since has and still con =
tlnues so 10 willfully aud without cause
absent himself from ths plaintiff.
And you 6ro hereby notified shat II you
fail 10 appear Hnl answer tho said com
plant, AZ above required. tho said plaintiff
Will hpply 10 tho ouur, for tho relisf de-
mhndei IN sail complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of tho
district court Of the Flrst judi
lsEAL oihl district Of ths state OF hon-
taun in hnd for the county OF
u wis and Clarke, this fth day OF sep
temDe'. IN the year OF our Lo.d d, one thoua-
nnd eight hundTsd and ninoty-fou
JOHs BRAN, Clerk.
rs q. o. FKEEMlN. Deputy Clerk,
GAssEsA BuLLARD Attorasv for Plalntid.
First publication bopi. T. 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
Ca,.rrh canno, De Cured

With local applications, as they eanno
reach the sent Of tbs disease. Catarrh is
blood or constitutional disease. aud in or
der TO cure II you mus. take internal reme-
diss Hairs Catarth Cure IL taken inter-
nally and acts direotls on ths blood and
mucuous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Curs Il
not q quack medicine. IL was prescribed
by one of the best physicians In this ooun-
try for years. and 10 regular prescription.
II is composed OF Tho best tonics known,
comhinsj with ths best blood pnrihe-s.
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The gerfect combination OF the two inere-
dents is what produess such wonderful re-
suits in outing cstsrsh. send for testi-
nonials, free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co.. Prorrietors
Toledo. o.
Eoid he dtnooists nrira IL nanta
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
All Free,

Those who have uSsd DR.. KinR's New
Discovery know It's value. snd those who
have not have now the opportunity 10 tFy II
( ee. Call on the advertised druggist and
get trial bottle free. Send your name and
ndiress TO II. Z. Bucklen B. Co. Chicago,
and set \ sample box Of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills ires. "a we'll hs q copy OF Guide 10
Health and Household instructor, free. All
Of which 10 guaranteed TO do you good and
cost you nothing. Psrchsn-D' 'Acheul Drug
Ea
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24

vienna, Sept IA hypnotic sesnce
given las, evening In the house OF a wsalshy
land owner named solomon, at NJirsRy-
hsza, Hungary, had a fatal result The
landowners daughter Ella was one OF the
subjacts txpsrimented upon. While she
was In the hypnotic state the hvrno.izer, a
man named Nsukor told her that she was
afflicted with CONSUMPTION. The gil
shrieked and immediate y fell dead.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
Sold By druggists, price 4


NEW York, Sept. 23.-Because Dauiel
Coskiey rolled over on his ti1 -months-old
baby In getting into bed with his wiis
Marian and the child ut their homo. No.
425 Union 81 eet. Brooklyn. this morning,
ind made the youngster yell. Mrs. Coakley
shot him three times. CoAkleY is nt the
Brooklyn hospital. halt unconscious, sad
the cunning wife 10 in jail.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24

Montana Diyision-ia Main Street. Helena
Northern Divislon-s sst Broadway. Buth
tity Montana.
Boutharn Diylslon-igs South Main Street Los
Angelica california
Osn.ral Divlsion-30i 10 3J7 West Ninth Street
Kansas itg. kiHsoun
Western plvi.lon-iO0 beAy strset Ban Fran.
cifoo, California
zsstsIu l1yision-I04 HandOlDh Street. Chiease
uliRolA
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
MoraER-lN-LAw MUST PAY,
Kate Williams to Get $4,000 Prom EliEa
beth 81. Williams.

Kate Williams 10 Get $4,000 Prom Eliza
beth ~. Williams.
DENVER, Sept. GA case that has run In
lhs Colorado courts for ave yesEa was con
cludsa yesterday by the supreme conFs
handing down = decision which awards to
Mrs. Kate Williams. wife OF Edward l..
Williams, Of Brooklyn, $1,000 damages
against her molhsE-in-lAW, Mrs. Elizabeth
NJ. Williams. also Of Brooklyn. Tie wife
vas OF humble birth. Sne left her country
home 10 work in q New York feather store.
Williams loved and welded hsr TO hia
mothers great wrath. The mother was
rich and moved In swell society. she sent
the young couple out o. Denver with 10
attractions 20 Edward TO get rid OF bis wife
as soon aa possible. This he refused 10 do.
Then she came out aud made matters IN"
comfortable for the wife.
The upsho, was that an offer OF a plump
allowances Was made 30 the witei she would
desert her husband. After some more vot-
ryine the wife finally brought suit for di-
yoros and alimony and for damages. The
son returned 20 his mothers home and tbs
wife TO her patents.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24

When Baby was rick, We gave her CnstoriA
When she was . Child, she cried FOR CastoriA.
When she became MIS-, she eiuae 10 Castoria.
Whan She had Children, ale gave thea cassogla.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24

CHICAGO, Sept. 23-Patrick O'Lsary.
whose COW kicked over the lamp iu tho
shed at the rear Of No. 13l De Koysn street
and chused the great Caicneo fire OF Oct.
o. 1871. diod at the age OF 70 in thls city on
Saturday night.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24

KAnL's CLOVER ROOT. tte great blood puri-
Ter, givts ireshnoss end olsaTuess TO the
complexion aud cuTes constipation, 25
cents, 30 cents. 81. For sale by Palchen-
D'Achenl Dug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
GREAT BRIDGE


~ tho ttons Arch Visduct aeross tho MI.,Is.
'ppi o. Minneapolis. AMI luE NonrH. Wnsr,uN
LfSE funa 10 tiri-Cl,ss last E1pts.s Irsla.
Eero.s this bridge every day 10 Chicago. Dulull
CGlahA and Kansas III.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
A Nln,i,n nf IIrnnnilam

After the grip tho woak aud discouraged "a
tent huds In Hoods hAr.aparilla restoration {,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
DIAMOND
ROCK DRILLS
-FoR=
Prospecting Mineral Veins
and Deposits.

Boring vertically, horizontally
or at any angle to any desired
depth, taking out a cylindrical
section or core the entire dis
tance, showing exact character
and giving a perfect section of the
strata penetrated. Also for bor-
ing artesian wells. Machines
for channeling, gadding and
other kinds OF quarry work, shaft
sinking, tunneling, mining, rail
road and ali classes of rock boring
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
SAVAGE INDIANS

u'oi to NHEo 0hr vhefo MlH1onpslls snd
iAul now stand. 10 " these great
cities arc inhabited ~ I,ooplo uf culture
sna sood 'ss's, ard tbly trAvsl via rns
AokTh- NEyrrAa LIsE = =
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET
OR BULLETINS Send g
cents postage for each.

series OF nlustrN-d publications on Min
sofa tho DakotAs, n nthna and Washingio on.
Treats OF tho location. history. climate, agri-
oaltural. pastoral mineral and iimberal ro-
sources and products Of each OF theso import
mt stAtoI.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
Great Northern Railway
ST PAUL, MINI.

The General Passenger Oilies Of tha GrenI
Northern hallway will DO pleased TO forward to
applicants any or all Of tho publication, nNmod
below, on receipi Of tho amount % postAl'
named after zach. Il sh- bl understood
that taeeo books map, and pamphlets wore pre-
pared At considerable coat and ara worth in
oAch Gaze many tiuss the postage. They wi u
prove Of much interest TO persons who ooniem-
plAtoA trip TO Asy part Of the northwest, or who
desire tho information all intelligent peopl7
should possess concerning a vast rOaouroetul,
important aud growing part Of the United
statea Several OF thels publications havo Doe
supplied In quantities to public schools at tho
request Of suporintondsnts and teAshsrs on nc.
count Of the instructive and useful information
thoy contain.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
Regular Visits Monthly

AZ Great Falls On the 18th snd 10Th.
At hissoulA ON tie 20th.
Al Bozoman on tbs 2ith
At Livingston On thu 18Th
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
LARGE WALL MAP.-Send
25 cents for postage.

This Is = map Of tho country west OF Chicago
and 81. Lonis mounted on rollers; s0xo) inohos;
complete In syery particular from lateot sur
yc5s; gives most detail Of ths Northwest, both
shove and below tho international boundarJ
limo from tho Great Lakes 10 iuget tonud.
elegantly printol and uSof In 'very Office en-,
school; has been rBked for ly t,Gchess In all
paris Of the Northwest An copies or, nos
hanging in the public schools OF NAM towrs
aud cities.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
VALLEY, PLAIN AND PEAK

This attractive publication contains neari.
100 Northwestern views. singly and in gronps,
etched frcm photograph. ornsmen.Slly embol-
lished snd accompanied by dtR. iptivO mat,ei
and Ihsrsc. .oiisiie initials beautifully printed ir
eoIors, altogether forming one OF tho mort ell
rAat books Of the kind ever issrsL u IA eqnr
TO art books vhi'h coll for dollar or more an,
oontHin yery much less general information ant
anl beauty.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
FAT PEOPLE

pAsx ogEsIIT Pulls will rcducs your geixht
~ & Il a NENILk from " 20 Is pounds .
ponth no 81 kNi ga, sickness Or lniury,
~, fuh.ioITI. They build up tho ksAltk
~ HIhALF- or fAbbina-s TuUI 4 siDsI.
y ~ Ald dihiort brpAihing sufely roiisyoa.
no fN D.. - ~ bot a sclSntlhr and posk
1--WE rullef, adopted onlg Tier yetrs of eIpsri.
hcc, All ufdots supplied direct from our 0lilcu.
Poe s21l pAokagr ur t1fso packaKea for o. %
W mall posipa Il, Testimonials aud pArtiea.
are frsalsdl .cts.
Al c"rrsspondenn" 'trIot'y Cos ndeutisL
PARK REMEDY CO.. Boston, Mass
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
BOOK FOLDER. Send 2 cents
for postage

This publication contains complete tlme
cards, ssriss OF train route maps a largo map
Of the country. tabs giving fret and seeold
class passenger rates, and freigL tariff on sot-
tiers goods from ST. Paul 20 all points on the
limo; table showing tributary points roachs1
by steamer or stage; through car service and
connections; lmporta Mt baggage and tlcSet
regulations, and much interesting descriptive
matter. In short. II ia a handy volume OF rOady
reference for passengers abou, local and through
service on tho Great Northern 10 sll psrts OF the
uorthwcst and Pacific coast
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
MAP FOLDER.-Sent free.

This contains the regular time sohedules o
large map Of the country west OF Chicago and
st. Loss. baggage and ticket regulations. and
other information of value to travellers
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
HUNTING AND FISHING
BULLETINS-Send4 d cents
postage for the two.

These publication. contain tho gamo and iith
lawsof I tho forthw ,s,ern staisA and very much
inte' outing information ahopt yhrious kinds Of
samo and fish. AID localities whero found. With
many tine illustrations.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-24
ATLAS OF THE NORTH
WEST.-Send Is cents foI
pOstc~e.

Contains complete m,ps OF tbs United St,to !,
Minnssots. the two Dako.As. Eontan, 'CNo
and Washington. showing postoilieos sJuns /
1894. With every important geographical an
typographical feature brought down to daio
and printed in the highest stylo Of the
map raker's art. Interesting DESCRIPTIVE
historical and staiitical information appears
with each map
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-19
BRAVE And NOBLE DEED
Chicago The Soma Of d Touching AC! Of
HaTOlsm
HE HUNG HIGH IN THE AIR
Joseph Coates Rescued From tho
Very Jaws OF Death Ey
Brave Fellow
Workman.

CHICAGO. March is,-people in tho vi
cini,y OF tho new grain elevator in South
Chicago yesterday afternoon were Eurri.
fed 10 see Joscph Coates, a carpenter, slip
on the roof and slide rapidly TO the edge.
As he was going over the edge he grabbed
wall plate with his hand and hung TO IL,
his body being suspended at 4 height OF
100 feet. Coates fellowmcn were para
iyzed with fright and Two OF them tainted.
The others soon recovered their senses
and set about TO rescue him. All this
time, Coates was crying ont 10 those IA the
sound of his voice TO save him.
In the course of n few seconds the hor-
ror stricken watchers on the bridge below
saw man appear at the window and be-
hind him several other men. The first
man leaned forward until it seemed as If
he would tumble headlong, but strong
hands put stout rope about his body and
held him securely while he reached out
and grasped the man hanging from tho
wall platform and succeeded in getting
him 10 the window ledge. Then, with an
almost superhuman effort, he brought him
through the window. The rescued man,
when he found himself saved, fell over IN
dead faint. and the rcscucr, William
Jones, another carpenter, collapsed COM
pletely.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-19
The TolLERs ARE AROUSED.
Lnsish WorkinEmen serve Notice. Upon
the Government % Do Something.

LONDON, March ia. - An impressive
demonstration TO protest against the ac-
ton oi the house of lords IN rejecting the
employers liability bill was held in Hyde
par 40 to-day. IL is estimated that 500
i'eople were in attendance. There were
IL platforms in the park, from which the
speakers addressed the assembled throng.
lao chief speakers were Messrs Burns,
Woods, Arch and Crumer, all labor MEM
bers OF the house of commons. Rcsoiu-
tloas wcre read from oil the platforms
calling upon the government 10 again In
iroduco tho employers liability bill and
that, at,too,immediarely upon the rcassemb!.
ing of the house of commons, and also de-
manding that the government take steps
TO bring about the entire abolition OF the
house of lords.
There was no trouble Of any kind re-
ported and after the adoption of the reso-
iutions the crowd quietly dispersed. 3
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-19
THEY SAY IT'LL Be RACY
Washington GOssips EYpsC! Fun Whsn
Breckenridge TlkaS tha Stand
TO LAST TWO WEEKS MORE
This Snow Capped Orator From
the Blue Grass Region Win
Take Three Days to
Tell HIS Tale.

WAsInNGroS, March is.-The legal com.
plications and side Issues OF the Pollard
breckinridge case, which are gradually
coming 10 light as the trial proceeds, in-
crease tho public in crest here where the
Kentucky oratoC is best known, and make
1t the mos, sensational case ever re-
viewed 81 the criminal courts here.
For time after the revelation of the
Secret marriage of Colonel Brecknridge
to Mrs. Wing in New York on April 20 was
made public, it was the general opinion
mat this circumstance would form basis
for The defense, but to-day the attorneys
Tor MIR. Breckenridge have intinia;ed 10
the contrary. The mystery of the de-
tense will be solved in few days, how
ever, Tor its present intention is TO place
Colonel Breckenridge Oh the witness stand
"a tho first witness in his own
hehali. IL is evident his attorneys place
Their principal reliance upon the story
which he will tell, and from their SAN
guine state of mind to-day it seems proba-
bic that they must have in reserve re-
SS''NS7 "t'N'i haNt HoN YET pcSN hlloN ~.
I'm attorney to-day prophesied that the
trial will continue for two weeks or longer.
lie said that the cross examination of
Miss Pollard would consume two days
more; Breckinrid2e would bc on the stand
three days; two days would be occupied in
reading dispositions, and three days in the
closing oratory for the defense. That part
oil Washington which enjoys a sensation,
and il is large portion, is anticipating
eagerly the cross examination of the sill
ver-haircd defendant by Attorneys Wilson
and Carlisle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-19
ZIG STRIPS OF TRACK GONE.
Serious Damage To Northern Paclec
Property at Mile. City.

Property nj Mile, City.
special Dispatch to the standard.
MlLEs CiTY, March lS.-The wasbout on
the Northern Pacific near this city was
more serious than at first anticipated.
Your correspondent went down this after
noon and found that about mile and n
half of track had been entirely washed
AWAY, including three culyerts, varying
from IS TO los feet in length.
The passengers woro sent down on
special train this afternoon at 10 o'clock
and alter walking about a mile aud a half
were taken M by another special train
and proceeded on their way eastward.
Tho track for the distance mentioned had
been carried away from 100 TO 80 yards
from the roadbed and train will not DO
ahic To get through before Tuesday night.
However, the Northern Pacific company
has arranged for IL teams and transfers
of passengers and mails will be made in
tho morning ai . o'clock.
Senators Maus, Tools and Thornton,
and Mcssrs. Thomas McTague. ;. e.
Murray. Thomas c. Marshall and NJ. {.
Harris. delegates to the Dos Moincs silver
convention. vera on the train and pro-
ceedcd on thoir journey, only losiag few
hours at this place. Those desiring TO 60
east need not fear any further delay, AZ
the road will bo in passable condition II
not IN first class shape by Tuesday at
latest.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-19
AN IMPORTANT CASE.



WASHINGTON. March l7.-Anothcr step
was taken to-day in the ease of the state
OF Washington against John G. Mcbride
of that state, which is perhaps the most
important case ever before the general
land Office. Tho controversy arose over
an application for patent for a mineral
placer claim valued at between Sj,J30.0o1
and 100000. There are SIX locations
each covering 80 acres, on tho claims
made by the right of discovery in Scpiem-
bcr 80 by NJ. ToplT, &. L. Top
lilf. Reed o. Mclean, i. T. Grove,
II. Il. Laplain aud IL. q. G,iger, who SUB.
scquently sold the claims 10 Mcbride.
The attorney general OF the state filed "A
protest against tho application. alleging
that all sections OF the land of which en-
try is sought is state property; that the
land contained no valuable mineral de-
posits, but was wanted as city property,
as il joins Tacoma. Mcbride asserted
that gold existed in paying quantities, en-
tltling him TO tho property.
Secretary Smith to-day held that n hear
ing is necessary to determine the valne
and extent of the alleged deposits and
orders a thorough prospecting of the land,
and specill agent of the department will
he present at this Investigation. The
case has been made special TO secure an
early settlement.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-19
DE CANA GETS AWAY
The Inily5,n! Admiral Sllls From Bra
I'll On a plr,l3l2S, Ship
HIS FRIENDS ARE DELIGHTED
PeIxoto WiII Have to Postpone the
Cooking Till He Catches the
Goose Yellow Fovor
Raging.
COpyrIsh!ei. lslI. BIZ AsslcLatet Prsss.

Copyrighted, I'aL by Associated Press.
RIO DE- JASEtEo, March ls.-Iudging
from the course OF cye1ts here lt 10
thought the Portuguese government does
no: intend To honor the request made on
IL for tho surrender OF Admiral De Cana.
De Cana took refuge on tho Portuguese
corvette Miniello when toe instruction
collapsed. President Peyoto demanded
that tho admiral and the officers with him
be delivered into his hands. The Portu-
guese minister declined to order the com
mander of the Mindello to surrender the
fuSitIves and PeiNoio appealed, il is said,
to the Portuguese government TO Instruct
its minister to order the surrender OF the
insurgent officers.
Whether a reply has been received 20
the request or not, cannot be definitely
stated, but this afternoon the Mindel!o
and Albuquerque, another Portuguese
war ship, having on board Admiral De
Cana and 10 o. his officers, put 10 sea.
Tue destination of the war ships Is not
known. II is coujectured that they will
60 south to Monieyilco and land the in-
surgent officers there. II they are landed
at Monteyideo they could join the insur-
s-hlo ili N'hi bhib isAS Nc
sui, who are still in armed opposition to
the government.
Tho fact that Admiral De Cana and his
officers have succeeded IN getting out OF
the bay is a matter OF great rejoicing
among their friends here. There Is no
doubt that had the admiral surrendered
To tho government his trial by drumhcad
court martial would have quickly followed
and the result would have been sentence
10 death.
yellow fever continues epidemic, tho
daily death average being 20.
BUESos AYBEs. March i5.-Advices re-
cciyed here from Rio are To the effect that
Admiral De Cana and officers will be
conveyed to this port by the Portuguese
corvette Mindello. President Peixoto has
ordered the Brazilian minister at Buenos
Ayres to demand that the government OF
the Argentine Republic consider Admiral
DE Cana ana hts officers pirates and not
allow them to disembark.