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to foster the welfare Of tho pcas'ntfy OF
east Prussia, he said bis intentions
wCte misuudefstOOd to a certain extent
and C0mhatle1 by mobiles near the
throne. "Opposllion Of Pfusslan noble.
men to their king" he asid, "is mon.
strOsity" His ancestors had often sut
them,elyei against Misguided memburs
Of that class for the welfare cf
the whole community AMI -
would he; for like bis imperial
gtaudsire he represented their king Ium
by tue grace OF God. The county was
passing through hard times aud the
next budget would afford fresh proof
Of his parental eolloi,udo for the
nIovIncnH.
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An intoxicated Woman.

a drunken woman on the principal
streets OF the city this afternoon at.
lfaolod good deAl Of attention by her
'Naggetlng walk and noisy and
Obscene utiofano,s. The dlsgusilng
rrcciacle was cut short by Onlcor
R'ndclph arrcsIing her and summon.
Ing the Black Maria, IN which he con.
VeJed her 10 the police station. There
luo woman gave the name Of Mrs.
Martin. She was about ~ years Of
ngo and rtspcClably clad. In addition
10 The liquor she hal drank she carried
Two bottles u WHISKY. These we're
taken away from her and sho was
llckUi w 10 sober Oh.
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PEon1A, H., sopi. I. - Word has
been received here that Pfcsidon;
Gfeenhui, of tho whisky trust, will
teiufn this week from his summer
outing at Long Branch, aud he il ex.
peclei 10 assume control II the Affairs
~ the trust next week. A meeting "
ths board Of directors 10 looked Tor
within a few days.
Vice President Beggs was seen re-.
gariing this meeting aud stated that 1t
had not yet been decided when 10 hold
The meeting anu would not until the
return Of MtGreebhut. Concerning the
proposition 10 resist the increase VI 20
cents In the tax on whisky, Mr.. Boegs
SAID no action had yet been taken by
the company, but intimatod that IL
would receive consideration by the
board OF directors. He said lt was
certain that some one would fight the
Increase, but he was unable 10 tell
whether u would DO by the whisky
trust, the Kentucky distillefs or some
other pafil.
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wAsIuSGTOs, Sept. 7.-rhs su.
preme lodge Of Knights VI Pythins IL
nearing the CLOSE OF Its session. A
movement WAS ttatied To-Day TO erect n
monument TO Major R'thbon, this
founder Of tile Organization, who IL
buried at Utica, n, Y, The supreme
lodge today sci aside tho GctiOn Of the
supreme chancellor and mSJor general
VI the uniform rank IN dlshOnofably
Diminishing Colonel w. d. Cutchton 0f
Fresno, Cal, on the ground that he
was not given hearing. This action
still leaves the case open for prefer.
ment OF charges.
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San FRASCHOJ, Sept. 7.-Georgc
Green has won the championship OF
the Pacific coast by defeating "5pidsr"
Kelly In fourteen rounds NJ CUlUma,
just beyonds the bounds Of the city
aud county. Green had the best OF the
fight all the wpy through, but not fnl.
lowing up his advantages by knooRing
kolly out. In tue fourteenth round
tus sheriff OF Han MateO county inter
iered and tho referees awarded the
fight TO Green. Kelly has never been
heaten and II was generally believed
lie would retain the coast champion.
ship.
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Notes.

The stationery firm Of Glosy d spargo
has been dissolved, =, II. Glosy rotir.
ing. The business viii DO continued
hereafter by James Sparg0.
Governor Mcdonnell, Of Idaho, and
daughter, are visiting with Hon. +. J.
Kiosrl. They are returning home
from California.
Last night the Democrats met In tho
different wards 10 elect delegates to
the county convention 10 bu held Ht
rhomas's hall September sat O'Clock
y. a., for the purpose OF electiug fluy.
i've delegates 10 tue Democratic Terri
t0TiRl convention to he held in salt
Lake CITY, September 10, 1894,
Business transacted In the Fourth
district court was Of NO special Import.
anoa
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CAPTAIN GooDwIN's TRIAL
The Testimony ConnIcuag-Ths Case
Continued.

continued.
VANCOUVER, Wash, Sept. AT
the military court at Nauc. uycr bar
racks, before which Captain w. T..
Goodwin was aftaigned, charged with
drunkenness, Attorney &. L.. $. Wood,
Of Portland, appeared for tue defend.
ant. Tue prosecution called Lieuton.
ant Chafles II. NJ rita, first lieutenant
OF Captain Goodwin's company. lie
testified that at Spokane, while on
duty, Captain Goodwin had appeared
drunk ON several different occasions.
On tho 2i.h VI July, when the iroots
we're to be boarded on tram for home,
Goodwin did not show up Mt the depot
aud he was compelled to give orJefs
for the Cmbarkhtion In his absence,
When Goodwin finally did appear he
was very angry anu asked by what
authority he had loaded the train.
Martin answered shortly and threat.
oned Goodwin.
Captain Carter, surgeon OF the com.
pAny, testified In the same manner.
William AlpefsOn, OF Spokane, a
mining man, was mphaiic Ia his state.
nlont that Captain Goodwin was sober
all the time ho was In Spokane. lie
saw him every day aud was sure OF II.
On the morning the train left and
Captain Goodwin was said TO be- drunk
by Lieutenant Martin, witness saw
him at the Hotel Spokane with General
Carlin and was certain he was not
under the Influence of liquor.
The case will not DO concluded for
several days.
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Strike Victims.

Seven mon we're ErTnigued on the
charge Of ysgrancy In the police court;
i've Of them produced A. II, u. catdl-
one telsrfsThor from Caliiornis, an
other a switchmau from New MEXICO,
and another a switohman on the chi.
cago 4 Northwtsiern-.vi victims NJ the
strike. Judge Bagley after hearing
their statements discharged them.
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FgEsSo, Cal, Sept. THE general
report received throughout tho TAisin
vineyards Is 10 the effect that the first
crop, while Of good quality, Ia falling
far snort Of eHu, Citations In the matter
~ amount. Oso NJ the leading vino.
yards which had 1853 tons VI first crop
Taisins last year has the crop hOw on
the Trays and nnds II will amount 10
IS tons. The second crop In this in.
stance Ia also Tar short OF that Of last
year. IL Is PLAN now that even with
She most favorable weather for drying
and handling tho fret anu second
crops, tho output will be less than for
the past three years and that there Will
10 no glut Of the market,
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srAnnuLoIT on TRIAL
Tho sH'PTime ninistsr Refuses 10
Answer Que.tians.

SOFIA, Sept. 7.-Much Comment
has beou caused by the behavior Of oG.
Prime Minister Stsmbuloii at the eE.
animation y,a totdAy on tho charge
that lie insultvj aud oalumniaisd
Pdnce Ferdinand. Stambuloii threat.
ened the magistrate and commissAry
Of police with vengeance. He refused
point blank 10 answer any questions.
lie was held In $4,000 iraaca bail,
which was furnished. When ehtsTing
bis carriage after leaving the court a
man struck him with a stick. The
AssAllant was arrested. Subsequently
mob attacked StambulUti anu his
friends with stones anu he would pro.
banly have been Injured had not the
police interviewed.
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Decidedly One.Sided.

nie poaiIi0u taken by the steam
roller on State street last ;evenlug
was decidedly one.9iIed. This was
owing to sois spot In the road near
the FOrtleth district school house. IL
was IN this condition this morning aud
needed considerable help 10 get 10
right side up with care"
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INV HOms, Sept. H. Disabling
opened ] lower aud made an addition
nj decline Of Rumors OF an uniAyOT-
able chafHc,ur Gte floating regarding
the property. Trading 20 far has boen
chiefly In these shares. Sugar rallied
at the opening.
Disabling rose 10 i6i Pacific Mall
and Sugar advanced per cent
Southern Pacific, preferred, declined &
Alter midday AtohisOu advanced
sugar Central Pacific sold At 10
agAinst ~ Ia the last tIAnsAcliOns.
Sugar and Rock Island are In goou
demand.
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1hn CnnnerY Girls, Stnke.

The strike at the Utah & Colorado
Canning factory Ia unsettled. The
girls are firm anu show their pluck Ia
resisting the proposed reduction IN
their wages, The girls propose today
h. apply to Judge Smith Of the Fourth
district court for au order 10 restrain
Receiver Il. q. Lundy from reducing
their wage.
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BATAVIA, Jaws, Sept. 7.-Cap,aln
Llndgrcu'a detachment " troops,
operating In the island u LImbok aud
recently reported as surrounded by
Callncz, reached Ompionua yesterday
under tue safe conduct OF the fajah Of
L1mbnk. The Hfe Of the Dutch
aHillefy las ttivon the enemy from
Afven. Another a,laCl, FROM the
Dutch forces Il said 10 be imminent.
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FROM an O,srao., of norphIn,.

FREErORr H., Sept. I-Col. G. W.
Igiadte, An Inventor Of national fepu.
ialioD, died In this city last night
from the effects Of an overdose OF NOR.
phine administered ny bis own hand.
Col. Taladse was born In Onto sixty
four ysAfs ago aud settled In Texas
when sill young man. lie entered
the confederate army NJ the bIoahing
out Of tho war anu served as colonel Of
n regiment OF Texas rangers.
lie leaves II widow, who resides ~
Galveston, Te1as.
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rave his name. IL was George Lefiel.
Smaller was for moment unable 10
speak, but finally nsksd the gentleman
" he remrmbefei Of auy Of his rela.
ives having disappeared years ago.
Lefiel asked him N he was Martin
beiiel. Explanations followed aud
smaller learned his mother was still
alive. The reunion took place last
night and was a happy affair.
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NEW iOBS, Sept IT, rhs strike OF
Tue ailoTs, etliliated with the fedora.
Ton oi labor Il practically at sni.
Many large contractors today signed
an agreement decided upOn lsst night.
Tue tailofs connected with the Knights
OF LA0or who went out yesterday have
not reaoaod an agreement with tho
bosses.
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swsilow.d "a riy aud MED.

ST. LOUIS, No., Sept 7.-Euaone
Dickson swallowed u green fiy Tue.
DAY afternoon ana lied yesterday. lilo
WAS playing IN the kitchen, and,
laughing heartily at some incidenI
which had happened, swallowed the
uy. About an hour hdstwati he b..
came 90 ~ that II was necessary u call
a physician. NOiwithstauilng this
oii0ft. OF tho medical attendant, the
child grew worse very rapidly and died
IN terrible agony.
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BERLIN, Sept. 7,-Enpuror William
made sensational speech at tho state
banquet at which the King OF Wur-
temGerg was the principal guest Ho
had previously struck from tue list OF
guests the nance Of Count Won Mir
back and Count Won knnilz ani Cen
erals lIlllzuiug and saudlm. The two
latter were subsequently restored EN-
peror Willlam's net plainly marked his
displeasufo at the attitude ~ the per-
sons named upon the agTailhn quss'
tisn. This IL confined by the fact
that the emperor yesterday decorated
Count Won DoenhOl with tue orirr Of
the red eagle. Count Won Doeuh9n
expelled last May from tie con
svfvalivo union because he voted for
the Russla. German commercial treaty
in tho Reichslsg. Emperor william
apuroyed the clunts acton
After the emperor hai toasted the
King VI Wurtemberg aud the lst'or had
Tesponded, his imperial majesty made
a speech which caused tho deepesl I'M
preston. After referring 10 his Efforts
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Pr,.idsn,Ial Appointments.

wAsiuNGIoN, Sept. The Presl
dent has made tue following recess ap.
pointmcnb
Thomas q. Letter, West Virginia,
Indian agent AZ Fort Hall ugency,
Idaho;
Matshall Pelot. Pennsylvania, In.
dian agent at klamath agency, Ore.
gOu;
John Thompson, surveyor general Of
Wyoming;
Francis II. Rice, tccsiver OF the
land Office, Lander, wy1;
John A. Williams, register, Lander,
Wyo.
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RoNE, Sept. 7.-Inquiries at the
Vatican today In regard 10 tho state.
ment published by a news agency say
log that the Pope IN preparing An on.
cycllcAl letter announcing the absolute
supremacy VI the apostolic delegate in
the United States with ths single right
OF appeal TO the pope, show that there
IL no truth Ia the story. The pops's
only present project 10 10 publish al hn
Indefinite date a pontiiiGal letter OK
horiing tue American episuopste In
favor OF Catholicuniversily at Wash.
lngtOn.
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The Drouih nroken.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. THE remark.
ablo dtouth throughout the Wet Tor
more than two months, was Sileotu-
ally broken last night. The rain area
Included al u lows, northern Illiuois,
most Of Michigan and all Of Wisconsin
except the northwest portion.
IL II feared the fire r,4iou received
very liillo rain, but II may got n soak.
iug tOsight.
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a hAD uUsnAND
lie Assaults ni- wife tn ~ OF
Deiirtum.

We assaults ui- wife tn ~ OF
Deiirium.
ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. :. - Mrs.
William Adams h dying from H..
turtles inflicted by her husband last
night lu III OF delitlum, supofiu.
duood by fever, he lenpri nom his bed
aud bit and ohowel, pounded and
dragged his wife f0r halt hour. a
neighbof aud two policemen nnnlly
ovefpowered the manisc and put him
Ia jail. Mis-. Adams was clicked into
insensibilily, and big pieces VI flesh
were torn from her face aud body by
the madmaU. He also demolished the
household furniture and broke oil the
windows, after which he ran Into the
street entirely nude aud was captured.
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uEIRRIGAIioN coSGRIsS
A Paper ON sugar Bsst culture bJ
M. Ihomas a.. cutler.

A Paper ON sugar Bsst culture by
mr.. Ihomas H. cutler.
DENyER, Sept. The attendance
at the irrigation congress today was
smaller thAn heretofore, some delegates
having already lett for b me.
The chairman announced that the
committee on revolutions would not he
ready to report until . O'Clock. This
raised a storm Of protests. On melton
OF Joel Shoemaker, Of Utah, a com.
milleo was appointed 10 walt on the
Committee on resolutions and demA nd
= report ut once, While waiting for
the report, Thos, II, Cutler, OF Utah,
read paper on sugar boet culture,
sitter which senOr y. COrolla, OF
Mexico, spoke on tho necessity OF
having an International water com.
mission TO settle the disputes between
Mexico aud the United States regard
Ing water privileges.
David Boyl, ~ Greeley, Colo, read
paper on "rho nature ana behavior
of the Platte river" Judge Emery,
VI Kansas, national lecturer OF tbs
congress, sptk Ilu "lhu true signifiu.
ance OF the irrigation movement In
regard 10 arid hudg" The arid
section Of the United States, he said,
was over halt the possession ~ the
government, not including Alaska.
"Thls section" no continued, "has
not over 100000 population. The
greater portion Of this vast ttRot can
be irrigated and N reclaimed Will pro.
vide homes for over 10000, 600
people" Hs denounced the letter Of
StcretsTy Morton 10 this congress, In
which he said: "These meetings have
nothing 10 do with practical iTrlga.
lion," M absolutely unTue. Tho Judge
advocated small farms and storage
reservoirs anu Irrigation survey for the
purpose Of discovering and distributing
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GALEsnuRu, H., Sept. 10. W.
Williams has made contract with
q. J. Hamlin, OF Buffalo, n. Y, Tor
exhibition Of RobeT, j., 1904 anI Eau.
lhsy, &O7, during the great tTotIing
meeLlng heIe Sepl. II 10 ~.
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OGDEN.
A Poor GirI,s Dlslress.

Tho police yesterday morning found
a Girl upon the street In most de-.
plorabls condition. IL was Mary Jen.
san who one week ago came from
brigham City and entered house NJ
lll-iame ~ n domestic servant. Tho
police Will return the girl TO her Jar.
ent'. That house OF ill.iamo tlill
f0ufishrs.
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WAsutNutoN. ID. e., Sept, -
Orders have teen Issued by Admiral
Ramsey, acting secretary VI tue hvy,
for the return ~ San Francisco uf all
o. the Bufing Yea patrol fleet. Tncy
are to sail for home not later than the
lblh inst The ilag ship hohlcsn will
be tue last ems ~ leave the station. The
". >. >. Adams has already reached
Whaicom, Wash, on herl way 10 San
francisco. Tue Adams ran aground
IN bunng sea during dense fog,
but was hauled oil before tetlously
damaged.
At the time Commander J. J. Bfice
was down with rcmitient fever and the
vessel Vas Ia cUmmand " an eHuou.
tive officer. The matter will DO
officially Investigated.
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TERRITORIAL ASSESSMENT.
The Total Assessment For the Terri.
tory is 500 5O3,2i3 90.

The Territorial board OF equalization
completed iIs work this afternoon by
passing finally upon the assessment
rolls Of the different counties. Tho
result Of the figuring up shows tho
total assessment Of the Territory 10 10
9O,5O3, 1890.
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Tue Liberty neII TrIp.

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-George Is.
KNAPP, manager Of tho Columbus
LibufIy bell, says the contemplated
trip OF the bell 10 Plttsbufg hss been
postponed owing To tho impoislbility nj
getting the hell ready In time because
Of the weather.
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BURNED To a cRIsr
Tho nodies OF chippewa Indian
Hunting PhriI,

huutinE fhri1s
PoSEGAMA, MINI, Sept. The
bodies Of twsnly.three Chippewa In,
dians lie upon the baked sands be.
tween here aud OpsteSd, small settle.
ment on the eastern shores Of Mile
Lacs. Tho news was brought by
courier. The Indians left tho feserva.
ton two months ago ana built a hunt.
ing lodge on fork NJ 5nadrldge creek.
Chief Wauoouta, the "blg chie" OF
the party, peTishud with his follower.
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USIrED AGAIN.
4 HoI Stolen DI uJpsiss finds His
Parents nj Last

Parents ut Last
LENA, Ohio, Sept. 7,-rwonty.iour
years ago Martin Lellel, eight years Of
age, lived with his parents near the
village Of KOssulh. when thoy lett
Martin YRS stolen by gypsiet. He
loved with tho band Tor years during
when time his pamo was changed 10
Henry ShRifsr. Some time aitefwaTd
tur gypfy bsnd again returned into
this part OF the county, when young
shttier ran away anu began wuTEing
on "A farm near Beaver Dam, lhls
county. He finally came 10 Lima,
whtre he began driving stock Tor
ck buyer. AfIer bis escape from
tue band that kidnapped HIM he forgot
his real name aud where bic parents
had resided, He would probably never
have known but for an accident hap.
pening. He entered Into conversation
with stranger. Ailera time Shhtier
Introduced himself and the stranger
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An Aeelaeni. bni snfr.

TIE LlzNRD, Sept. THE German
steamer bafmun, which sailed from
Baltimore August 18TH Tor Hamburg,
passed hote today and signailed thst
August eth sho broke her engine
SHAFT.
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the water Of the country for irrigation
purposes.
u IougftEs took recess until 2 o'clock.
lhefe VIII be two reports from the
committee on resolutions which IL on.
glged ina bitter nght over the ptopo-
ton 10 tut the arid lands cedsd to
lhe slhloa unleT government cOnLful.
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Pour LOuIsE, Mauritlus, Sept. -
The British stem, y ranuaniico, trad.
ing between Mnufltlus anu Bombay
has put back hero with her boiler
bursl -Four VI the crew were killed.
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NEW iOmi, Sept I'D. o. Mills
has started tor San FfancluD whence
he viii sail on ~ voyage around the
world.
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Admiral EngI.nsid Dead.

LONDON, Sept. 7.-Admifal Sir
Edward Engleileld on tho retired litt
STAGE 1855, ~ dead.
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LONDON, Sept. 7.-TheComptc DE
Pads IL not expected 10 live I'll morn.
ing.
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MASITOw0E, VIE, sept. The
steamer Robert Holland, II teen days
from Manilou Island, supposed TO be
lost, has arrived here.
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WAsluSurOS, Sept. 7.-InfoImatlou
has been received at the slate depart.
mcnt that the two A Americans, banished
from Nicaragua for completely In the
Mosquito rebellion, arc now IN Costa
Ricu. IL Ia said these men were we'll
Satisfied TO accept the terms VI Danish.
ment without demanding trial or
asking the protection Of the United
states minister to remain In Nicaragua.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE.
American Vessels SIZED by tho Eitlf.
aguan Government
4 REQUEST FOR ISprnSIu
Explanations VIII lie In Order-Thc
Banishcd Americans Now In
Costa Rlci.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7.-rho Asso.
ciaicd Pfess correspondent at Blue
fields under date Of August 3lst souls
the information that few days before,
the dlctators, Babezls AMI MsduE,
committed another outrage up1u
Americans. The launch wnlch
steamed out to the Bluff, July o, with
several Motquiio aud Jamaica negfOes,
was seized and brought to snchpr
before the Nlcarsguan government
building. Minister Madriz has given
orders to conflooalo the uoat "a che
played part, though against the
wishes Of the Bluofolds Banana com.
psny, her owner, In tho murder Of
Nloaraguans.
WILL AsS ron An rXPLASATtoN.
NEW YORK, sept. IA special du-
natch from Washington say; Accord
ing 20 n report received ut she State
department from the consular agent
seat at Blueilrlds, an American mef.
chant vestel was seIzsd ny NiCafaguan
guthoriticl aud used ~ convey the
prlsonofa captured ut that place TO
Colon for transportation 10 Maungun.
The owners submit request TOT tn.
demuity. The state department will
ak Tue Nicaraguan government to
explain.