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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
THE LABOR TROUBLES.
The Tzrbai-.s Ri~m~nf Held In Czech by
Troop. bat Furth~r Outer~.k- frohset-
at several Potnts sf Any Hen~nt-An
Frch.ngr Of shas. With No Lss-- Of Life
Movement. Of the Mtfitha- Ete.- Ete.

Troop. bat Further n1ter~ak- Probable
at several Pssas. 81 Any Heua~at An
Ereh.ng- of shss. With No Ls-- Of Life
Movement. Of the MtItti~- Ete.- Ete.
Ia SAfiE. H.. May e7--cuies has
reigned in this city to-day. and the re-
ception rendered the invading army Of
strikers from I.add and Spring VAL
ley seems 10 have had a good effect
uPon the murvieruus rioter~ in the
place They seem IN have skunk tn
their huts and kept away from the out
side world A few who can huast Of
having a good suit Of clothes stoci in
groups in various parts of the city
probably discussing the situation II
i the general impression here that
the striker are badly frightened
and afraid TO move for fear Of being in
trosiueed tn a do~e Of cold lead The
militia are here TO preserve order, and
that they mean business i evidenced
By the fact that every movement Of the
strikers j. closely watched Although
i = a. quiet a. a graveyard and there
i little danger of an outbreak. Col.
Bennett and his men arr prepared for a
march AZ any moment The strikers
have novel without any notice in all
Previous attacks. and the militia i pre-
pared To iute-c-ps the next movement
on their part
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

fNANh cTANAhn. OF Lawrence cour-
ty. Ind. who is under s. .0Oo bond To the
United States court for attempting to
brihe Juror Armstrong. in the Indi-
annapolis national hank case. has skip
ped. leaving his bondSmen in the lureh.
On the cath. in the federal court at
San Antonio. Tex Jack Davis. a we'll
known citizen of Eagle Pass. was found
guilty of attempting to bribe Bob Dow.
a customhouse official. Ia smugxle thir-
TEN Chinese into the United states from
Mexico.
Tue police of Belgrade. Servia. have
discovered a secret cartridge manufae-
tory where ammunition for the Peabody
rife. with which the Servian militia is
armed. has been turned out in large
quantities II i estimated that .ooo.- :
oo0 cartridges have already been set to
the provinces.
MICHAEL RAsH and wife. an aged
couple started. on the s4th. from Ciin-
ton. Ia. in road cart drawn bv a
single mule for an overland trip to New
York city.
Gov. FLoSx. 81 New York has vetoed
the bill prohibiting the display Of for
I eign hags on public buildings
The ft-year-old daughter OF Franz
Mueller, a farmer living near West
/ Plains. Neb.. was found by her little
brother. on the e5th. fatally shot
Pending an investigation the communi-
" was disposed to hold the father re-
sPonsible for the crime. and threats Of
I violence were freely uttered
/ The grand court of the United Com
mercial Travellers convened in Armv
and Navy hall. at Cleveland. o.. on the
.5th, for a social session A business
meeting followed. and at night the Wis
itors were rendered banquet BY the
/ local court.
AFRICAN advices Of the s6th state
tina, the British garrison of 90 men at
Fort Mcguire. on Lake Yassa. repulsed
1000 Arabs under the slave trader
Makanjira- The Arabs fed. leaving
iiodead- Makanjirs surrendered
GES. LoHD FREDERICK ROBERTS, for
merly commander-in-chief of the army
in India. will succeed Gen Rt. Hon.
Niscount wolseley in the autumn as
commander Of the British forces in Ire
land
4 l.
years old. has been declared legal heir
to so. 600 BY the probate Judge at Orns-
hs. Neb.
Rev PERRY GoRpoN. of Emanuel
| church. Boston. has accented a call 70
Emanuel church in Geneva. Switzer-
land
T. pE SorsA Rosa. the Portuguese
minister at Washington. was. on the
s5th, appointed to the Paris mission.
the highes. diplomatic position in
| Portugal.
The Queens Own Rifles. of Toronto,
went to St Thomas. Ont. on the .4th.
to join in the celebration of the queens ;
birthday. George j. wilds. United
States consul. displayed from the win
dOws of his ofiee an extra American
Tag in honor Of the day. Some of the
members from Toronto became angered
at the American eonsul's act and tore
the flag from its staff
SUIT for damages of sIoo. 900 was be-
gun in the United States circuit court
in Chicago. on the 35th. by the French
republic against the Worlds Columbian
~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

HOMESTEAD. Pa. Nav e6-A riot oe-
Cured near the mills in the Second
ward where there are a number Of I'M
employed >lavs- George Herskovitz.
an educated Slavonie. residing here
tried to induce them to 90 To the
coke works A Jewish merchant
with whom they dealt said that il they
did not go To work he would refuse to
keep them any longer A little later
they held a meeting at which Herskc-
vitz appeared About 900 chased him
to the river. but he escaped by getting
into skiff and going to the other side
Of the river.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


The first American congress of lib
ago, on the I'D. to continue four davs.
VI BorRsEoTs was asked on the I'D.
ey President CarnOt of France TO form
a cabinet
THE Chilean government has or
1er'-d all customs duties paid in gold
r. p HrsHEs. r p. Weed and Charles
JRrien- leaders among the common
xealers who stole Union Paci6e train
at Montpelier. Idaho, and run il to Coke
were sentenced by Judge Riner. Of the
[ United States court at Cheyenne. wyo,.
IA the I'D. 20 i've mouths imprisonment
IN the Laramie county jail Twelve
others were sentenced TO four months
imprisonment
AT p. m on the sd the First na-
tional bank of Longview. Tex. was
robbed by four men, resulting in the
death of one robber. named Geo Ben
nett. and one eitizen. Geo. Backing
ham. and the mortal wounding of J. ".
Mcqueen and City Marshal Matt MeEl-
ROY and the serious wounding Of 7. &.
Summers and c. ;. Leonard
Gov. WEKrs of New Jersey has signed
the bill which recognizes the state med
ieal examiners and prevents any person
or number of persons from practising
the so-called system of faitheurism,
mind-healing and laying on of hands
c. ii. j. TAYLOR, the eolored Kansas
man whose confirmation to be recorder
Of deeds for the District of Columbia
has been hanging fire in the senate,
was confirmed in executive session. on
the Esd. the vote standing "a to Is.
The yawl of the missing schooner
Lem Ellsworth supposed to have
foundered in the center of Lake Michi-
gan during the recent terrible storm.
was recovered, on the eith. near
Waukegsn- Ill.
Az ineendiary fire, supposed to have
been in revenge for sending Mansfield
valley rioters TO jail. completely de-
stroyed the Sehutt Coal Co s store, at
Bridgeville. Pa. on the I'D
The condition Of Emma Juch. who
had been seriously but not dangerously
i'll at Ann Arbor, Mich. was ~ much
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

PAEIs. MAY s6-Pre>ident Carnos
again summoned NJ Bourgeois 10 the
palace yesterday afternoon This action
was taken IN the strength of ". Pey-
trails statement TO the president. upon
declining. yesterday morning. 70 under
take the formation OF ministry, that
he would accept portfolio in a cabinet
headed by NJ Bourgeois
VI. Bourgeois remained in conference
with the president short time. but
was infieNihIe in his determination not
to undertake the construction Of min
istry and withdrew President Carnct
then summoned NJ Brisson-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

NEW YOsx. May "a New Orleans
special says Agueiia- murderer Of the
American Wilson. at Rama. had
no, been heard from after he
escaped from jail up to the time
that the steamer Bergenseneren
left Blueselds- May -. Everything
was quiet on the Mosquito coast then
The United States cruisers New York
and san Francisco and the British war
ship Nagicienne were in Bluefelds
harbor. The BergenSen<rn brings
dispatches from Capt Watson Of the
San Francisco 10 the secretary Of the
navY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
west Fad Residents OF ST. LOAF. Badly
Scared BY Lightninx-

ST LorTs. May e6-During thun-
derstorm about 1890 a m binding
fash of lightning. followed by ter
rife peal Of thunder that reverberated
over the city. plainly intimated that
il had struck somewhere, and il
was found that the chimney
on the residence of Huston
A crittenden and Harry b. Kennon-
III and 7io North Leonard street. had
been partially demolished and the in-
mates Of the building badly. though
not fatally, shocked The houses were
badly lettered-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
Ptakersou. Hzrryinx TO the P.ansvIv..A.
Ceke ReSioas-

PTrTsBUKsH. Ia. May s6--An aneoa-
that al an early hour in the morning a
large force Of Pinkerton detectives
passed through en- route 10 the coke re
gions- None Of the operators inter
viewed would admit the pre~snee Of
Pinlerton men in the COKE region, bat
said the number Of deputies was con
stan,ly being reinforced The police
officials expressed doubts a. towhether
Pinkerton officials would come &c
Pittsburgh after former experiences in
this vicinity
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
Buried in Ruin. OF n Collapsed storage
Nar~kar~@.

BEooxLYN. May ss.-At 80 p m res
terday a four-story brick building az
aol and 9o3 Atlantic avenue Brooklyn.
eaved in Fourteen men were at work
on the building at the time. One of
them. Emil Rielson, of e5s Atlantic
avenue. was killed almost instantly.
The house was used IS a storage ware
house by i.atinaer 4 Sons After the
crash came most Of the men succeeded
in escaping from the cellar where they
were working. Three men are still
unaeeounted for and are supposed e
be buried in the ruins
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

In was reported from Washington ca
the eith. that in all probability the bill
admitting Utah to statehood would be
passed by the senate in the course of a
few days The opposition that had come
from one of the eastern republicans had
been withdrawn. and he was said now
to admit the equity of the claims ofths
territory to Statehood
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

jackson. May 2i-Th.. Medical ana
Surgical Ssseisty ef Mi>>is>ippi was ey
CANNED in th., Senate ei1amlrsr ta-iay. The
call for it, organization was signed BY
sixty -ei<ht physicians iu wbi-h IL - stat
ii therc are ..'.s. pracsitioner- in the State
uneonnected with su-y aSss.-iation- OIs..
hundred aad yhirty-two ply ysicians wers,
enrolled a. charter members. hfty-hve BE-
ins in ATTENDANCE. Dr- j. IL Lncas. Of
GreeaNood. was elevts.l Temporary chair
man. and H. IL Hughes Of this eity.
temporary secretary DT. Writ Johnssa
Of this city. in short address. expIsias,i
the object af the meeting 10 b. tn form
ing Of a new medical association lie
predicted a bright future for the nsw a.
socia tinR- and DECLARED II wss starting out
with no aRtaSDRism aud fro.. from al
prejudice The Rev. ur Williams IN
v"ked the diviEc bisssiaS on the new
order after which Ex-t:ov Ie,Nry deliv-
erred an appropriate aidress Of welcome
DIR J. NJ Taylor. Of Corinth. Was selected
10 write the history of ms,iieal legislation
in Mississippi The following permanent
ofheers were eLected. DR. a. : Prisstly.
II Canton. president. Dr X ". Roland.
of FioEa. vice president: nr. 7. T. Bon
ner. Of Tupsla. second vice president. .
Dr. H. III. Hughes. of jackson. secretary /.
DIR. Z n Rowan. Of Bsaurc<ard. trczS-
urer- The association adiournF,l to n~~t
here the second Monday in Nav. l>Gt
This makes TIVE medical assnsia tisas in
the State. The members of this one .ay
they have no desire to antaSaai1s the
other order.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

The condition of Representative
Jerry Simpson. of Kansas had 81 far
improved. GA the 18th that he ex-
pected to Be able To leave Washington
on June /. for Berkeley >prings- Va.
where he purposes remaining until he
has fully recovered His physician has
no doubt of Mr.. Simpsons ultimate re
covery-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

STRIKING miners inaugurated 4 reign
of terror at Battle Mountain near Grip
pie Greek, Col, on the .5th. BY blowing
up the shaft house at Strong mine. and
casting 100 pounds of fdynamitedown the
shaft where eleven non-union men were
known to be at work The deputy
sheriffs in charge were dissrrned By
women and the strikers were masters
of the field
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

WASHINGTON. Nav >k-The condition
Of Representative Jerry >imp~ou- Of
Kansas has - far improved that he
Will t- able to leave Washington June
l for Berkiey Springs Va. where he
proposes remaining until he has fully
recovered His physician now has no
doubt of Mr. Simpsons ultimate reeov-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

THE number of commercial failures
In the United States for the week
ended on the .5th- as reported by f. q.
Dun 4 Co, was Is3. as compared with
so for the corresponding week of last
year. For Canada the failures num-
bered =. against IA last year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

NEWS from Hawaii received per steam
er Gaelic arrived at san Francisco. on
the sist. says that Of the eighteen dele
gates elected to the constitutional con-
vention which meets in Honolulu on
the 3oth. fifteen were born and reared in
Hawaii: twohave been there since child
hood and the eighteenth Is a man Of
long residence, thoroughly identified in
all his interests with the country of his
adoption
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

ADvIcEs frorn >smoa 10 the 18th are
that King Nalietoa had given Mana
rebels until May - Ia lay down their
arms If they refused he would attack
them at Ataa- The government troops
were ready for action. and the rebels
seemed Inclined To fight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

>ESAruR NoEGkS- chairman Of the
committee on foreign relations. has no,
lust s5<hr q hns Nicaraxua canal bill.
. su. freGnenfly discusses the matter
~sffh hfs epll~sxs-S. He expects 70 see
~he bill pzSsesi hv this congress
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

THE Pzn-Ara~sican Bimetallie sss 81
~tsou- ccups,~ssi II representatives from
the niteSf States >outh and Central
America and old Mexico. met in ecu
gr--s in Armnry hall wAShingtou, on
she sd under the presidency Of Col C.
Fisk. of Denver.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

THE house committee on rules re-
ported back a substitute. on the I'D,
for the Dunphy resolution authorizing
the house committee on naval affairs
TO investigate the so-ealled armor plate
scandal with which the Carnegie
works. of Pittsburgh. Pa. are con-
cerned
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

Mrs. L. ;. GRANT, accompanied by
members of the 1t. Louis Loyal Legion.
visited Ironton. Mo-. ON the 3ist, where
the party viewed monument COM
memorating Gen. Grants first reception
on his receiving his commission as
brigadier general from President Lin
clon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

nanded BY Capt William Des V. Ham
lton. carrying the flag of Viee-Admir.l
Sir John o. Hopkins h C. b., com
m&nding the north Atlantic squadron.
and the cruiser Tartar. commanded by
Capt Henry l. Fleet. dropped anchor
in Boston harbor on the sd They
were the first British war ships TO visit
that port since tkscivil war, and lavish
entertsinmentf for their officers was pro
vided.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

Az investigation by the house naval
committee Of the srmor-plate frauds
began on the I'D by a subcommittee
Of i've members-three democrats and
two republicans
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

ADMIRAL GERvATs will be delegated
by the French government to attend
the marriage Of the czarowitE to Prin-
cess Alix of HeSse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

EHxvEN HrSDEED per<ous in North
Dakota have pledged shenrselves to pay
i've dollars each per amman 10 insure a
fund - 81. so. "a ~ expended in pro-e-
cutting offenders against the prohibit
troy law
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

Ekv- BsKroS W JoHy~pN. AZ sciafs
edisnr of the CHRISTIAN Evangelist. OF
St- Loats- ased- carly On the mornins
Of tho esth- u consumption the result
of an attack ~ a gripps- lie was g
yezrs old and a native of illin.pis>
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

The president. accompanied by >ecre-
tsries Carlisle and Gresham and Capt.
Roeley Evans. II the Lighthouse board.
arrived in Washington on the etth, on
the Lighthouse tender Violet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

IrvAs rvrorted- On the -sth- thz, Mr.
I.ahoueh~rr wa~ 10 advance the capital
Necessary - start an aggressive daily
newspaper in Duhlin devoted to the
interests Of the Hezlyite faction of the
Irish party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
VOL. XVIII.

TIVE new United States cruiser Coluua
eis, on her trial trip, on the I'D. made
speed of "a knots. with natural
drzught.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

Cot FkxpExIcN g. >xISSxs- one Of
the editors ef Tart. Field and Farm,
died on the night q the I'D At char
louisville. Va Ne wzs n protege 81 La
fsvctte. by whom he was taken &c
Fr7n<~ ansf -sss-xzr.-st
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

o. the ed the house committee on
claims ordered favorzhly reported the
hill authorixing the postmasterg general
20 credit ex-Postnsaster Sexton, Of Chr
cago. with sa.z1s for postal funds stolen
frcss the Chicago post ofiiee in Dee<n
ber.ls>4
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

THK Presbyterian general assembly
st Nashville Tenn adopted a resolu-
tion- On the sd eajoining purity in
th> lives q church Easnbers. and con-
d~nninx tho~e who violate the seventh
cvmnuznduneu.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

QUEEN VICTORIA celebrated her sew.
enty-ffth birthday anniversary on the
e4th- She was born MAY -. 1919. and
snecceded to the throne June 20, 1857.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31

GNlrptK tENEk God MsE @1--rhsre
h a p-s,ssbilisv that the nssnin.y truublss
IN tar district may -nt shortly. fEn~-
tuifis> harr c~asesi for ths sirsz.s h.rin-.
and steps toward ARBITRATION wsre
taken this mnrrinx. A d~is1gatipa q
Colorado spring. eifixens eazsss - Crin-
pie CF~~k and immediately przs-ssssed
- Altman under the Victor mfus. ant
the fort On Ball Hiil ana shere mt the
miner an4 stated their srransf- The
eomnnisis-se ulas.s p-sinE ~ asserting that
they cane rntir~iy en their own rs>r-sn-
sihility N the interests - psars sn5
al~a rrferr-d - the Fact that arhitrz-
ta,a 'sanla sh. s-.sa.ss<sinsF - s-s-n---
thing % the mine 0xn~rS After the
conferences With the lsra<iers insi1e the
bafaing Dr Slo--saa. Rev. Mr. Caring
t1n and President Coliais 2sAtrsssssf tn.
cr,sg~a - miners on the Czssisse. s.xsinx
practically What ,h<y hassi asserted IN
the cunferwnss Ths coaumittec thea
l~ff and rvturns.i - erirpls Cr~-s-
President esia-rvvo--i has caliesi
meeting % the miner. unissn. - n.
held az Altman ss-narroyx nszruinx az
10 o'clock and it j. eNp-rsesf that a.
rh5s meeting a committee viii - ap-
pointed - again try - arhitrate the
dif*rreue,-> vish the mins. oxrsrs> The.
depatiss have -srn~ hack from wubur
toward Fiorenee awaiting for rrinfurc,--
meats snd the miner haxr h<e~n guiet.
guarding their ssro1ghslsaS and attend-
ing the Altman usectinx
There were s.sn< stray shots irv.i b~
Outp-nets Who thoaght they saw siePu-
;ies moving bat that Was al
Nearly oa< rasasaaa rrsep- Uasser Arus--
BiKNfSaHNN. Ala. NAY Pour
nnrs companies ~ state tro.op~ joined
tha~- - the secsansi regiment now IN
camp at Ensley City. near Pratt mins-S.
to-day making total Of nearly f.osl
/ tr'-oFs ansier arms in this county in ap-
[ prehrnsian % farther tr0uhle among
the striking miners. Many striker>
I gathered ab.sut the military camp AMI
- - the least oxerawest by th.s pre-
eaee - ~ many ssldi-rS Nhosn they 10
oot la-ak uppa with fzxuF
At a ate hour Last night the quarts
~ Pratt min->- sa< sale from the uili-
itarv eamP- >avS body - strikers lursS-
iHE IN the ~o.Dis and at once op~as.,i
{ fre up.su thesn- The strik~rs returnesi
the tr~. and nearly loo shetS were ex-
changed The striker Snaliv assi exi-
dsntly fearing the truops vsouid ~
called out- No enc was hnr--
Within half mile 'yf she camp %
Gsy a party Il strikers eosainx 90, % n
[ church saw several negro miner pSa-s-
/ ing and bsgsn je~rinx them and finally
moved upon them. when the neg-,es
,.r,-x pistols and frrd- bot - far A. i
E known NJ one was Nuunsis1- The
/ negry<aS were arrested and were prs-
vented troEn heing lyneh-d on prau1iss~
Z that they would have a trial to-zo--
E rus~.
/ The strtker> At the Pratt mines held
nass meeting to-day ~ dEseuSs the
I presence ~ the military in sthcir rni5>f-
/ The committee called on the warisus
rsilruSa unions Ia slzy and requested
them 70 refrain frnrn hauling aru-
uniou eual- but x0s M assurance that
their request Wuald BE- eonpliea with
The situation does MT inp-uve- and
hloosishe'i may ensEe at any tirne- The
authorities are d~t@r1ninssi u keep the
tro"ps here all summer Il Necessary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
BOLD 5Rl6ER suTTZ.

Report OF the Special Csuansltte~ sf the
senate Inve-tt<sttag the Alleged At
tempt TO Corraps senator. kyt. sRsi Hua-
ton-rhe Charge Against Cha-- W.
Hatts ssia 10 e~ FaIip Sustained by the
Estdeae~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-05-31
oUN's COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

Obstacles >trik-- and Export. of
Gold Tend to Check hat Cannot Destroy
the Wonderful R~.sp-rsttse En~rgt-- sf
the Country a Cr-st Reduction In rsil-
ur~@-
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-21
TEN MILLIONS MISSING.

NEW YORK. July 21.-The World this
morning prints the following from San
Salvador: A sort of Lexow investiga-
ton has been ordered by President Gut
irrez into the affairs of Carlos Ezeta's
administration. A commission sits
daily and has employed experts to ex-
anime the books. Extensive defalca.
tions have been found in the depart.
ments of finance, public works and the
interior. The defalcations are esti-
mated to amount to more than SlO.UoO.-
600, The commission has not been able
to secure vouchers for the amounts
disbursed. The government charges
that Ezeta carried off important
books and documents and SONS
books were destroyed before his flight,
indictments will be lodged against i'm.
plcated officials. The GutIrreZ news.
paper organs say ex-President Ezeta.
while bewailing in New York his pov.
erty, does not mention that he paid the
captain of the steamship ON which he
escaped $4,000. He held the steamship
thlrty-nine days in expectation of flight.
at an estimated expense OF $1,000 day,
meanwhile stocking the vessel, it is
said, with eatableS.