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Brsekiar.ds.'. Name Dropped.

CHICAGO, June ~. - The month
which had bsen given w. p. G. Breck-
inridge to reply to the charges made Ly
the Union Leagu club OF this city has
expired, and, no word having been re-
ceived from him, Ills name was dropped
from the honorary mem bership roll OF
the club. At meeting of the directors
. unanimous vote wiped hin name from
the clubs list Of IL honorary members.
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PoRT TOWNSEND. Wash. June 1s.-
News OF the overturning Of boat te-
longing to the United States coast sur
vey steamer Patterson, Mt Tongas, Mar
rows. Alaska, and the drowning OF
three men has been received. The
names Of the unfortunate men were not
learned.
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sevsral Killed 81 rar.,.a..,... ~,

MADRn, June l3.-The results Of the
earthquake were more serious at Nacie.
mento than 6rst reported. Several peo.
pie were killed and number were
wounded by the collapse OF buildings.
4 church and some school buildings
are heap of ruins.
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Another Basy AIiliine Wea.,.

DULuTH. june 18.--The -four mills
at the head OF the lake ground nearly
as much four last week as the week
previous, which was the highest 10
date. Total barrels for last week were
W, 600, against about 90. 200 the week
kefore.
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Happy Sing Mat CO.

CEDAR RaPIDs, La. june ls.--Jo
Happy Sing, i Chinaman who refuses
70 comply with the Gsary law, win be-
deported for China. 10 has conducted
prosperous barber and laundry tusi-
ness in Iowa for 23 yearg.
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New YoRK, june 18.--News was re-
ceived from London which led one
very close friend Of ex-Vice President
Levi z. Morton to state that should { he
Repu blican state convention name Mr..
Morton for governor. and his present
good health shoulI continue, he would
not refuse to run.
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Rsnoml asea Co omar.

CoLuMBUs, Ind. June ID. The Fifth
congressional convention here renomin-
sted Congressman George w. Cooper.
y was the largest convention aver held
In the district, and Cooper received 1sS
votes, against "a for Boris, and 90 for
Cummings.
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Aainneantn rnixar.aaiaiin

RocHEsTER, Mimi, June lS.--The
state Univsrsaiist convention and the
Unisersalist Sunday school convention
A hi session here. Rev. w. FL. Sample
Of Minneapolis viii preach on Wednes-
day svening. and ON Thursday evening
Pr. J. IL Tustle OF the same city viii
address the convention.
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yvaFaIaIps rer lIeranaa.

ToULos. June i8.-Four warsips nm
der Admiral lie Bourgeois have started
for Tangier. The ironclads Magenta,
Admiral Duperrt, and Algiers, Admiral
Gadaud, have also been ordered to pat
themselves in readiness to sail for No
rocco at the shortest notice.
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a Rroaesf Frar,, ,Ynlfar.

WASHINGTON. June l3.--The Minne-
sofa members has received through Gov
ernor Nelson, from Warden Henry
Wolfer OF the Saltwater prison, pro.
test against the passage OF bill which
prohibits prison made goods to be
shipped out OF the state in which they
were manufactured. The delegation is
split mp as to the measure, Lut at least
two OF them will vote for ii.
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Closs 10 che 100 srark.

BLooMINaToN, Ills, June 1s.-The
heat here has been almost unprece-
dented for this season, and great sus-
fering has resulted. The mercury was
close to the 100 mark all day. All the
crops are suffering extremely from the
long continued drought.
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Troubie Aaticipaeesa.

!, PUNxsUTAwNEY, Pa. June H.
Trouble i anticipated at the Berwind-
White mines near Lindsey, about 10
o'clock fifty more iron and coal police
went over the road from the east. The
hills surrounding mines Nos. /, s and
Q, are strongly picketed.
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MINNEAPOLIS, June l8-The annual
convention Of the Minnesota Firemen's
association Is in session at Century hall.
A parade OF the Minneapolis depart
ment was q feature of the day.
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CHICAGO, June 1S.--The arguments
In the Jenkins Northern Pacific iniunc-
ton case We're concluded before Justice
Harlan and Judges Woods and Bum.
in the United States court Of appeals.
When the closing argument was fin.
lshed, con I adjourned. The case was
taken under adylsemant.
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Harlan. sioux CITY and S.rther..

Sioux CRY, Ia. June l8.--Articles
Of incorporation for the Harlan, Sioux
City and Northern road have been fled
in Shelby county, ia. The company
proposes to builo road from Harlan
north to connect with the road running
from Sionx City TO Chicago.
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EAsssAs CRY, june IL. The first an
niaal eonvetion Of the Southwestern
Wheat Millers association met at tho
Cpates House. One OF the principal OBJ
iecas Of the association 10 to place be-
fore the people Of the Southwest the
necessity OF opening Mexican markets
To American millers.
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Anolsn. order oe Hib.rp,.p,,

81. Paul, June 13.-The biennial
ccnvention Of the Ancient Order Of Hi
bernians - In session in st. Paul. The
fact that the convention was to be held
IN NME .Bas TiOt known TO the pnh.
lic until Monday.
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1ne,s II saries Arrestea.

ELWooD. Ind, June 1S. The town Of
Frankton. SIX miles south. was visited
BY destructive fre and block Or
business houses burned. The Gre was
started By incendiariss and two stran-
gers have been arrested.
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Proaaratlons Rrosn Heas.

NEW YoRK, june Is. Eight persons
are reported &c having been prostrated
BY the hest during the day, and Ii il re-
ported at the city hospital that none cf
them have proven fatal. Two persons
have died IN Brooklyn from the intense
haak
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wesmer. Elected senator.

FEwroRT. r.. r., June 13.--In the
state legislature George Peabody Wet
more was unanimously elected United
States senator to succeed =. e. Dixon.
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1.h. chsa-sapl..r celu,nba..

WEST SUpERIoR. Wis, june i3.--The
whaieback passenger steamer Chris
topher Columbus has lett for Chicago,
where she will 60 into the excursion,
business, between that city and Mil
waukee.
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supre,ns Lodre. A. 3. q. ~.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 18.--The su-
preme lodge, A. o. U. W., tegan its
annual session in this city today. One
hundred delegates and many visitors
are present.
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CHICAGO, June 10, 1894.
WHEAT-Higher. No. cash, 6Oc: July,
BlA.
IORN-. igher. No. cash, 4O1<c; July.
4l34c,
OArs-Firm. No. 2 cash, AN July, 3S1S:,
PORK-Higher. July, $l2.l6
LARD .iigher. july, $780, .......
SHORT kIBS-Lower. Cash, $40. july
S6-2G Septem .er. $8.2a
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Fire Chief KIales,.

NEWTON, Mass. June 13.-In re.
spending to an alarm Chief Henry L.
Bixby was thrown from his wagon and
killed, while the driver received fatal
injuries.
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MlnnempOlin Grain.

MISNEAPoLts. June l3 l00L
WHEAT-June close B0zc: Jnly opening.
$3.50; highest. '0txG6O1Sc; lowest, 5ssSc; close
0OAc; September opening. TIC; highest, 59eSO;
lowest, 6sssc; close, 5S94c On Track--No.
hard, Dc; No. Northern. 60kc; No. North
ern, SyIAc.
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Duluth GrAin.

- DULUTH. June H. 1901
WHEAT-No. hard, cash, 6lszc; June, &c;
July, 6S14c. No. Northern. cash, 0O5&c; June,
69Sc; July. 6O1sc; September. 0O14c; December,
61s6c. No. Northern, cash. 57J<c. No. g.
6Sc. On track-No. l Northern, to arrive,
eINc.
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LATEST MARKEr REPORT.


MILWAUKEE, June l2, 1904.
WHEAT - Buoyant and higher. No. .
sprin :, 5s4c No. Northern, 65c; July, $40.
CORN-Steady. No. g. AISc.
OATS-Firm and active. No . white, 48l6c:
No :, white 42tSe43l<,
BARLEY-Nominl Il. No. 2 EA,: samOle
A9054c.
hyE-Lower. No. /. 4gk-,
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WASHINGTON, June l3.-The presi-
dent has appointed Franklin g. Hol-
brook postmaster at Minneapolis.
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Gone ID VYerk nt Kewanan.

KEwASEE, Ill, June IS. Nearly the
whole force Of miners has gone to work
here. While there has been consider
able feeling among the few union
men that are here, there has been no
violence, and the settlement ct the Col.
uinbus convention will be accepted here
as final.
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Elens I.ilra tl,a 800

LAsALLR, Ills, June 1s The miners
here do not take kindly to the scale
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- = - ysssahing Poss.

Dwighs Plaft or Milford, Conn. hitch
ed his OK te. loaded with lumber, to
some. freight cars standing on side
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agreed upon ut Columbus. They claim
the new scale for LaSalle 10 equivalent
"a 10 cent reduction and declare they
will not accept il.
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MnwAUKEE, June 18 --B.M Holmes.
inmberman. who operates mills at
Ogsmaw, Mi.h., made aa assignment
70 Henry Fink. bsfore Court Commits
sionet Harper. Mr.. Finks bond was
hxed At 800, 900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-04
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.


Washington, january B. When the vice
president raped the senate 10 order at noon
today, hardly score of senator's We're In
their seats and Il was some time later
before tho presence OF quorum could
have been demonstrated. The floral offer
Tugs Of the New Year were not numerous.
A uNuriant bouquet adorned the desk
OF the vice president. but he appeared to
be the only one ia the senate receiving
this mark Of favor.
Senator l3ill Of New York was shortly
Joined by Senator Voorhees, Of Indiana,
Senator Allison Of iowa and Senator Mills
Of Texas.
Immediately after the reading Of the
Journal Senator blackburn Of Kentucky
presented the credentials Of Senator
Eppa Hunton Of Virginia and the oath
OF office was administered 10 the new
senator
a bin called up by Senator Pugh Of
Alabama for the relief Of certain aliens
who had acquired property IN the District
occasicned much discussion, as 1t developed
that aliens were incompetent "a hold prop
erty IN the District Of Columbia.
IN the discussion. Senator Harris With
drew his objections and the bill was
passed, il being for the relief Of David y.
Goodwel and legallzIng HIS ownership OF
real estate IN the District.
A. l2.30 the senate went into executive
session Al the concluglon Of the exc
cutiYe session the senate adjourned
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srissIssIppI I,episInture

Jackson, MISS. January 3.-rhe legisla-
tiire now In session has some very worry
his prospects ahead Perhaps the most
important piece Of legislation win be the
law carrying Into effect the new consti;n-
ton. which prohibits the leasing OF con-
vlota after December -, 1894. The last leg
islatpre, which Is also the present one.
shlrked this duty. The question VIII have
to be definitely settled by the present
scssion, unless the conylcts are TO he IN
the walls idle. The penltentiary contains
more conyicts than It has for years. aud
the number So constantly increasing. At
the present prices the board has found II
80 far impossible TO lease out all the con-
victs in the walls Something over lb0
leased convicts are stIll on hand, Nuner-
GUS feetlons OF the new code VIII have 70
he changed or amended The time alloi-
Tod for the session Is thirty days. IL ne.
cessary, however, the governor can extend
tho time, which II 81 almost certain he
,yiu have to DO. The salary OK the menu
bers can not exceed s. per day.
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NO NAVAL BATTLE YET.
MELLo NOT LIKELY TO MEET
PBIXoTo's SHIPS,
Great Dissatisfaction Said to Exist
Among the Crews of Niohtoroy
and America.
-----
THE PULL CONFESSION OF TIE ANARoH-
IsT, FRAEoH,
He Tells How he Throw III, Death. Dealing
Bomb in the Thoatcr at
Barcelona.

Pcrambuco. January 2.-Admlral De
Mello and warships Aquidaban and Re
publica have not yet arrived on this port
and II does not seem that there is any ini-
mediate probability OF naval battle
fought here An the information received
here from Rio dc Janelro, from either side.
is more or less unreliable. hut it Is an
uounced that the United States and Ger
man warships acting in concert huyo
notified the rebel admiral that the Are OF
his ships must be 80 directed as not to
Interfere with the German aad American
vessels at the anchorage now used for the
loading and disoharsing Of merchant ships
According to the msurgent point OF View
President Pelxoto Is reduced to the last
extremity and an early ending Of the civil
war may be anticipated
II the government reports arc to ho
believed Admiral De Mello IS upon the
point Of gurrcudcrlnB. ua his ships are IN
need OF all tho ueccssHrea for continuing
the war and the sailors are grumblug
at not receiving their pay and are anxious
to make peace with tho governments
on the other hand it IS reported that the
insurgents have won most important
victory IN the South and that they ure
rapidly advancing toward the capital
BuEe, which has been bcsicRed by the
insurgents FOR some time past, is said TO
have fallen into the hands of the rebels,
who arc receiving rciuforccmeuts every
day.
Captain Nuncz OF the Nictheroy seems
TO have had more trouble with his crew
and number OF them are ashore here
and have determined to return TO New
York, II should be added that Toma OF
An
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Chnlrmnn Mc,lilIir maui.


mashlnstoh' january S.-Chairman Nc
a..m OF the subcommittee IN charge OF
HISIhdi revenue feature OF the tarift bill,
| outlined 70 az Associated Press reporter
,yl0y the salient feature W The income
I IN measure which he expects to COM
Fy,e III DAY or so.
i.e SAID The corporation part OF the
measure VIII not require an lnqutsitlon on
every Individual to determine what amount
| W Vo'pota'iNe stock he hollis, hut assess
hghl WIN be made asalnsi and paid by
g'e corporations in the first instance and
"guVu man owning corporate stock win
,.9' re worried by the assessors unless he
- S"oltct 10 an individual income tax,
',.UtPDIaN9hs VIII pay the Ia Not each ol
,'S lh'oIpoFdtois AMI Will inturn charge 1t
Wy usaln7t mem But to prevent taxing
i.'N" tWlee VI the corporation pays for an
incorporation on the dividends he would
/ ",'''t ne IN turn is credited with the
,I.onnt III assessing his general income FOR
'"""Aton AS 10 Foreigners and foreign
"ssuei allohs holding interest bearing Sc
SuHHSS MINIS country, they viii be as
oveSeu the same as our own citizens. IL
WIZ hol De necessary to 20 abroad IN
U'1or 70 ascertain these Investments ats an
assessment against corporation viii
cover an on its stockholders, foreign as
"v VII. as domestic
lhe collection OF the tax win be In
tle minus OF the internal revenue bureau.
IL VIII not nocossitate the appointment OF
new TAX collectors IA the various States
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eign relations IN our relations with Hawaii
tore should be no Interference on the part
OF the United States, by moral influence
or physical force, FOR tho restoration OF
queen Liliuokolaui or with the mainte-
nance OF the provisional government Of
the Hawaiian Islands and hat the naval
forces should be used in the Islands only
Tor the protection Of the lives and prop
erty Of American citizens
ne asked that the resolution lie on the
table for tue present
senator lllll presented a hill limiting the
erect OF the regula lions OF commerce be-
tween the several States and with foreign
countries
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Irr,uch ,InI.cs "A Confession

Madrid. January 3The sensation Of
the day In anarchist police ana political
circles is the arrest on Monday evening
OF Salvador Tranch. the noted anarchist
leader the chief OF the conspiracy 10 cause
the death and destruction IN thc Licen
thcater Before the examining maEistrute,
Franch confessed 90 being tine author
Of tho Licca theater bomb outrage sal
yador Franch says that he alone was re-
spCnslble when tWcniy -iivc people were
Killed and over hity others wounded,
some of whom have since died OF their
Injuries. Frauch SAID: Taking n bomb IN
each hand / hurled one Of them with al my
might into the center of the closely
packed stalls where n group Of select
people were sitting and a iine explosion
followed the landing Of the bomb,
u then threw the other one almost
Immediately afterwards but ! don't he
lleve It exploded or ! should have killed
n nice lot Of the Bourgoolsc, ms J aimed
Il with particular care ~ that portion Of
he theater where that hatod class vas
thilk OF course thorc was terrible
panic after the explosion OF the bomb and
before II had In any way passed was
enabled to get away, as I WIS already
clear Of the seats and 20 mad no difficulty
in making for the staircase and from
there running down into the street"
Franch thcn told how he remained IN
hiding, supplied with ali the news by
mis- brother anarchists. When questioned
MS TO where ne procured the bombs,
FranCh said:
~ made them myself according to
prescribed formula and ! regret deeply
that SO few people were Killed"
Franch, who 81 n tall. fine looking man
Of about 30 years or age, comes Of
respectable family lie left home when
only "A years Of age ana went to Bar
celone. where he soon Joined the anarch-
iaf umd "a lie older. he uiE-
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An Importnnt DccI,,o

q. washington Ianunry 5.-rhe United
Svl'es supreme court today rendered. N
Geclsion in the case OF ANGLE w CI,ic1.,S
~. Paul, Minneapolis ana Omaha raii,yss,,
company and decided for the plaintiSf
ne plaintiff Mrs. Angle. widow snnd
Tor money duo her husband for work he
was Mas ready to perform in building the
Superior Air Line railway. ''''
,,,,. ne court holds that the Omahn road Sc
superior county by misreprcseutotjon ~
ne Wisconsin legislature and sustains the
charges of fraud. Mrs. Angles cInir,
amounts TO about S5O0O00. The claims Of
me stockholders Of the Superior Air Line
are yet to be filed. i''''e
me lands secured by the Omaha road
are valued at million dollars. va
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pcnnsyIvania stn,c conv.r,,a,,


Harrisburg, Pa, January s,--Prio 10 tba
assembling Of the convention, a meeting
on the state committee was held, al which
II was decided TO hold the next State cou-
vontion for the nomination OF goyernor
ana other state officers at HARRISBURG ON
wednesday. May o.
The convention was called together al
1880 o'clock by ex-senator Packer az
1ioGa. as permanent chairman.
Roll call showed a fun attendance OF
delegates. All the officers ana commits
tees appoluted at the last convention were
retained except the sergeant-at-arms,I How
ard IL. Harirnnft OF Harrisburg having
been substituted for Major John y. Lock-
art OF Philadelphia
In stating the object OF the call for the
convention, Chairman Fucker euiogizcd
the memory ~ the late Governor i.lily.
and said the convention ought to oongrat-.
ulate state Chairman Gllkeson for the
nhle manner in which ne had conducted
the last campaign which resulted IN 1si,-
600 majority FOR the republican ticket. and
he blamed the present depressed condl-s
ticn oc the country on The National demo-
cratic administration. Tie scriticisad IT.
Hawaiian policy and declared the wilson
arm bill vas un-American.
Grow was nominated by reclamation
FOR congressman at large. Grow appeared
before tho convention and was greeted
with much enthusiasm, He assembled the
platform and made brief speech OF ac-
ceptance lie denounced the tariff policy
OF Cleyeland's administration and riiiculcd
his position In the Hawaiian matter.
During his remarks q spectator cried out,
Down with Paramount Blount"
The convention adjourned at i.63
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sluO rnEg INSURANCE..

TIE HOUSTON "OsI WIZ pny 500
"a the lcEul heir Of any person who
meets DEAN 10y rccidCnt, provided
tl;ut Mt tle time the person no dying
Inns upou hIE or her body THIS PA
prE. This insurance holds good for
70 hours only, or from : u, III. To II
-. Va. ~ the date of this paper. Sat
iafactolS proofs OF each claim must
he presented within - hours NJ the
business Office OF The Houston Post.
Rcncmncr This policy is void unless
THIS PAPER il upon tlie person AT
dine OF death.
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window GLASS Worker. Protest.

Anderson, Ind, January 8.-The window
glass workers of this district are prepar-
Ing petition which is receiving many
signatures to be forwarded 10 Senator
Voorhees,, The petition alleges that the
proposed reduction on window glass as
contained In the Wilson hin win ruin the
window glass trade and Senator Voorhees,
is urged 10 use his influence against this
portion OF The bin.
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The Manufactures of Dynamite.

London January 8.-A correspondent at
Vienna says the government intends 10
make the manufacture Of dynamite and
similar explosives q state regulated mo.
nopoly under the control OF the war office
with a View TO hnmpering tho anarchists.
In the meantime no new licenses for dy-
Mantle fac,ories viii be granted. Several
otner powers are said TO be considering
the proprcty OF taking similar steps.
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Washington January 3.-Representative
Hail OF Missouri, who has been one OF The
most earnest advocates Of the repeal Of
the 10 per cent tax on State bank circula-
ton and who was one OF the sub-commit-
tee who prepared n pan for the repeal,
including Federal supervision, now says
tina he could not even guess what viii be
done by the banking committee with this
matter when they meet again The regu-
lar meeting Of the committee is next Fri
day, but 1t Is possible that action viii be
until Tuesday next
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Turin, January "a party OF nine men
started on Sunday evening from Alagua
to climb mountain intending 70 greet
New Year from the summit Of Guife,tfs
peak The ascent was very difficult one
and the party was oyertaken by a STORM
Five Of the men were compelled TO spend
tho night on a glacier and their sunerlngs
from cold were very severe one Of the
nve, Lieutenant Graul, succumbod during
the night The other four were rescued
alive, but they were all badly frozen.