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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-21

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-21

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-21

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The evening world., 1894-06-04
Boz rders Wanted.

Ssat SIds.
Columbia ST, 35-splsndid furnished room,
: with board. Mrs. A. burke
LEXINGTON AVE, 342, near ~30th Floor,
with bath single roo no; board optional; sum.
mer rates.
LEXINGTON AVE. III Han isome y, newly
Furnished irontor back rooms; large c. o>etss hot
class: table bosrders accommodated suminer
prices; references
LEXINGTON AVE. I233-I arge deyrabie
rooms; excellent mani St.h 81. L: singie %;
double ~; table board ".
The evening world., 1894-06-04
Furnished Rooms Wanted.

MAN 4 wife want furnished front room In vi.
cinity OF 22d st 4 9th ave. Address. stating
terms. &c. A. p. c., 80 ". 23d st. -
wASTED-In private house 2 rooms. with boa I'd
price mod rate; west side preirrred. Address
l.. b., 2t3 West l25lh At.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
Boarders Wanted.
West Siau.

West Stos.
itTH ST., 1883 W. Fir class table board ca, 20
The evening world., 1894-06-04

orookiyn.
BUSHWICK AVE. 1924, Brooklyn Furnished
lrJnt bedroom to let, 81 n week.
NASSAU ST. 1Os-Furnished large front room.
81. 50; ladies or gents; hall room, 81, rs.
CLASSON AVE. 400. Brooklyn-Four rooms q
bath. private house. arlstocratic section. for rent
singly or en- suite; low rate; breakfast II desired;
references.
GOLD ST. lis-I.args front room to gentleman;
10 minutes walk from bridge: references.
HIGH ST. VI, BroOklyn-3 rooms; housekeep-
ing 40 minutes from city: 81. so week. Fox.
HULL ST, II, between Evergreen 4 Bushwick
ayes, B~rooklyn-sitting room a bedroom. nicely
furnished. private house.
LIVINGSTON ST. 2S2-SmalI private family,
pleasant square room; ! or 2 gentlemen: rea-
sonable.
LIVINGSTON ST. 3os. near Nevins ST.. Brooklyn
Two large square rooms. newly furnished. all
improvements.
NASSAU ST. TAI. near the bridge LARGE and
small rooms for housekeeping or gentlemen.
ST. FELIX ST, 1910 let. furnished: private
family Will let their ID floor. alcOve Il square
rooms. handsomely furnished. very reasonable,
TO gentlemen with reference.
THIRD PLACE, s2-Furnished room, one or two
persons; connecting rooms; light housekeeping II
desired.
WARREN ST. PIT Fine large room In private
house, 81. 80 " e ky mall one, 81.
WAvERLY AVE-, 81, Brook yn Large hall
bedroom for = ladies' or gentlemen; 81. oG.
~wILI.OUGHBY ST l57-Sewiy furnished back
parlor. suitable for two gentlemen or gentleman
& wife; also hall rooms; all improvements;
hom 3l25 up.
For other Advertisement Under This Classification
See Index on Third Page.
The evening world., 1894-06-04

E,st Side.
ST.. 10 n. -Niccly furnished apartment:
private bath; all Q ,nveniences; break fast op.
tlonal: reasonable.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

He found . gssh In the fcrshe.d. juss
above the lcft eye, cut bs.wssp the right
eye and noee, . slight cut on upper and
hwer lipe, aud the bridge of the po.s
broken. The doctor washed the blood
from the face of the old LADY, and skill-
fully dressed and bsndsgcd the wounds.
The polits aud accommodating dspo, po-
licemsn plsoed her ssfely on the west
bound No 8 passenger train, when she
continued her journey TO Gallup Mrs,
Dool.n was c'llsd To Cerrills TO attend
the burial ~ her EN-, Pat. Dplsn, Who
fell over thirty foot smbankmen, aud
broke his neck.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
IN rsa.x kxrL,iNeD.
~ere,ver ala, ~e,t,es . wrsss I'm.
pre-.,en

~ree,ver ains settles q wrsss I'm.
pre-s,en
A wrong impression got among the To-
cal depo~i,nrs 81 th" Saving bank from
an item IN Saturdays CirusS, that the
bank would pay ten per cent dividend
on deb-nture bonds. ont b. LIST 81 October.
When the bank cloeei its doors " bad
an !Isu- II $4,000 in debenture bonds.
held Ia Vermont and other New England
s,st-s, with 100000 II the banks paper
In the hands " trustees, 10 secure th. To-
sue ~ bonds. Tn. contract the bank had
with the trustees provided that In case
the bank failed Ia pay the interest On the
bonds, the security was forfei,ei 10 the
when the receiver was appointed the
bond holders sent an attorney out here 10
are what coulI b- done about the bonds,
and what provision could be made
u pay them. The bond holders would
no, surrender the securities, and come ~
common cr~ditorj neither would they
take the securities and release the hank
from further ! ability, ~ Il was finally
agreed that the receiver should take the
securities and collec, them and apply the
proceeds AZ collected to pay Cd the bonds,
the bind holders no, IN psr:icipat. In any
other dividends until their securities
were exhausted. The court approved
this argument and the r-csivsr took uy
the bonds and issued receivers seer.
tifca,. for deten,ure bonds" aud 10 kept
separate from the other account aud paid
out as IL accumulaten in the same way Q,
dividends To common creiitoru, excep
from funds derived from their own ~.
curi,i-s The expense o, collect NJ and
diehursing the d-benture money 10 pr,
rated with the expense 81 settling up th,
Affairs ~ the hank
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
Ne Preacher for Crrrsiie..

Presiding Elder Rev. W. ID. Clayton
tells the Csrrillos Rustler that he has II
from Bishop Key tina, Rev T. L Adams
will he sent TO Ce-rillna As pastor u the
Methodist Church south. Rev. Adams
comes TO Cerrillos from the Northwest
Texss conference, and will arrive about
November IN the meantime Rev Clay
ton will probably hold services every
Sunday He will surely be here next
Sunday morning. aftsr which announce
ments will be made. In the communica-
ton from Bishop Key 10 Rev. Clayton. he
says. speaking Of Rev Adams, "he 10 .
bright man and ane preacher" From
what We can learn, Csrrillos 10 10 10 con.
graduated upon having assigned TO IL .
minister Who 10 30 likely to give general
satisfaction We hope TO bs able TO give
him cordial welcome. Presiding Elder
Clayton. AFTER the arrival Of Mr.. Adams.
will be here only once In every three or
four months.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

Mrs Margaret Doolan. an old lady
came within an scs ofnseting with hor.
rible death Last Saturday night shs ar.
rived from Csrrillos oa the delayed No I
passenger train. and had purchased a
'eket for her home at Gallup, The No 2
pAss-uger train. from the south. had jus
=, that time pulled In. and the platform.
likewise the two val ing rooms. were
crowded with pAsssagors. Ap. DoolAn
Was under the impression that the train
sns was 10 take was moving away and
che then rushed out Of the dspo. and s.-
tempted 10 e'oss the track on the west
500 OF The platform. The engine that was
10 pull the No . passenger north came up
the IRA from the round houss, aud
struck the old lady. tossing her In the air
aud throwing her to QUE side Of the track.
She Was picksi up. carried into The ticket
oesos, and u. Raster drssssd hsr wousds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
A nIe.ara .u,..erihrr.

The subscriber who come In these days
and page the printer 10 blessed, says an
exchange, and In the kingdom 10 come hs
will he given place little higher than
an snsel. He name will be written 1T
the top Of the column neIt 70 reading
matter aud no,hiag In the houss will be
ton good sr him He will get eomps TO
all the harp reci,Ais aud have a reserved
seat bsside the editors, while ell the de-
linausn, subscribers will have TO carry
water for the performers aud cit In the
gallery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
Fsr Over Sissy Yeass.

An OLD AND wRLL-TRmp RxMnpr.
Mrs. wiuslow's sooshing syrup has been
used for over dry year, by millions Of
mothers for their children while teething,
With perfect success. II $40 hes ths child,
soflens the gsms, allAys all pain, cures
wind collie, and 10 the best remedy for
diArrh1a. 10 plsasAnt 10 the tAsts. Sold
by druggssts In every part 81 the world
Twenty -hve cents bottle. Its value 10
incalculsbie. BE sure and AJAX for Mrs.
winslow's Soothing Syrup, aud take no
other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
= Sisst 90 Asrsh Carolina.

Cochranton, Ps.-soms years ago
had occasiUn 10 wait North Csroiina. and
while here had ono Of my bilious at
taeks Hearing for the 6rst time II Sim
mons Liver Regulates tried u. Nothing
before had % rfrctuAlly relieved me.
could IN no way benefit o hers more than
by putting such . remedy IN their hsnds.
N N Shepard.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

O. Asessi ~e-sse. ~ she vesstsevisi
net' ese'ts re-asS.
Prom Mechanically.

ne"eve''s ee.S'
'n
Inc seVeu'ern'n A"noa' gran" 'o"'
mun'ca'i"n Z" '"e "'s"a b"nH- "
sons " new "esNo met ~ u" " ''"A W.
DAY 81 Mssoho "s"
hnF"s "s"' bs' ''ks'' 's"A vs.
Ne''"' ",""f"e'f"'' n'y' "'''
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VITA "a"'"r y. W. oP"'r"er 'a'"'
Tue grs"u "ns- " 's"o' AN" s''e' prayer
W "e gram c"A''A'"' n'"' Ny
"n' o'mm''-e on cr''he"''ss' ""ns's'
mg I" pr"'hrr" A. A. Men, . heiS
mn" nu""e " =" sPp'u'o'' ."" Jus
grahh '"igr was ca'''@' y" VII " "'N
when TIN" Tue gran" master commrhc"'
'h- urhVrry :" n'r annual "''reSr
Tue g'"un ""so !" aN'' IN seSs'o" -"
rhs ''fhs' s"eS !" p'r"s' s"' VIII S''"
"rahh l"nge oihc"p pr""eh' arr NJ TO-
lowe u w. sp"r'"'e'' grHnu master
Max fr~'' AS '"Iu'y gram mSr'rr'
N = A IL A
h"har' gi"h' grA"i senior ~Hue"'
h""n' gram src'"'Ary' h'h''
grand treasurer 'hss '" L-'chAm'
grand marshal. & ID Stevens, grand
senior deacon, G.n l.. WHY'S, grand
Juno deacon
personal r"'Srs
'"'. h"A r''"'' :" SAM" re l" hrre 7"
H'"n' we """''"'' s'An' "'He nv !"
70, .,-i.a -,
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a.. $3.50. 3D.. ,a.,r,,',,.., IT, a. a..
.,,.ll.o, standing the grand lodge Of
New Mexico enjoy. nmony IA. many
grand L.lx.. ON tn. xlob. A.. la very
,noroush -,u,l-n, II oason,c law aud ju-
ri-prui-nr- aud ah"ut a. we'll posted q.
N pnn we'll can I've. He IL past master
e "Ut"Eum" l"ige. pA~' high priest al
sn'" Fe Il. A happier, P"r' eminent
commander IL SAINT" ~ C"mmandrry n
T.. past master 81 Santa ~ l"dgr OF Per
=, - =,
v" $50" " Wv "
Wv '''" NV :" "" """
Col w. =, .ncc..,i. snr ,.r..v.r.nc.
r., .orL .nI .-, ,..u .,.-,~h.
p,v,. ..,,,r deacon =, Mo,,.,nm.
80. h... -, ,-, 81. ". .nL
wl, ,.n,,, ,h.i. H., :, a.. ,.,h..
ing of MArons here
Dr Roxm., d.,,,v vr.,d m..,.r MA.
,-.,.n,., ., .,,..t;. re, :,
Mora two typhoid fever patient. reau,r.
ing his constant attendance, on his hapds
n. w u.r,,, u..,.. ., mo,,.
:, u
| down last night TO attend the sessions o
the grand lolge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
wary's Q aRnk.
Msry had . littls lamb,
It's fleece hsd money in H.;
bat nov the do'y's "a OF wool,
And Asry'll have IA sk,n II.
Pullman Condactof
" ary's . awk.

MANY Of the ci,issns 81 Rainsvills,
Indiana, are never without . bottle Of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy in the
bocse." says Jacon Brown. tho. leading
merchant Of the place This remedy has
proven Of 10 much value for colds and
Group In children that few mothers who
know its worth arc willing 10 he without
u. For sale by T. II Burgess d Son,
Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

Every mother should know that croup
can be prevented. The hrst symptom Of
true Group u hosrseness This N FOL
io~sd by 9 peculiar rough cough II
Cham bcriain's Cough Remedy n given
freely a. soon a. the child becomes
hoArse. or even aher the cough has dc.
velopod. will prevent the attack Pifty
cent bottles for sale by T, II. Burgess 4
Bon. Druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

Against the iproads ~ tha, subtle, Turk.
ing f"- Ia human health. malaria, hAd
be~n -xI-nds-i us-l-ssly ben Hns'e,,-r's
Stomach B'i,-rs sp'sarsd upon the scene
aud demonstrated lie p'wrr ~ . pr-
ventiv- aud curative ~ the drsadea
scourgv When the "gold fever ragged in
iS<9 In California, malaria was oontam.
poraneous with II ~ the "diggings," aud
wrought dreadful havoc among the
miners Then and subsequen ~ on the
tropics mAlAr,Al disssse 10 nost viraleat.
the Bi,,-rs beoAme the recognised safe
quart For tho eifects q exposure aud
fatigue, miasma Poisone'i air and va -r.
sa4 sick ness aud all disorders Of the
stomach. liver and bowels. the Bi,t-rs
stIoris prpmp, relief. Invslids of ell
sorts will and IL fully AdepuAts TO their
ussds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

Harmon Otto, an old baker Who
been employed AT Baiiing Bros'. foe 1
ersl years. went up 70 Cerrilios ~
day afternoon, where he accepts . 4
ton a. baker
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
naekles,. Arp,es AsiSe.

The best salve In the world for Z
bruises. I1rcs, ulcers, salt rhsum. 4
sorss. tst,er. chappsd hands, ehubl<
corns. and al skin eruptions, and 4
lively curss piles. or no pay required,
Ia guaranteed 70 give perfect sstisis6
~ money refunded. Prics 20 csnis
boz. For sale By Dr.. Thos 2. Burys1
soa. druggisss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
ro,>rss 30 Ap,ss,,-Ea-
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
tn arssss- tga9erty.

Last nigh ., 1880 o'clock, al the
rooms Of Mr. and Mrs. WIN Kieke, over
THE Maze" on south Prst street, Misr
Kitty Rafferty,. the pretty sister Of Mrs.
Ki-ke. and d. b Thurston. q popular
passenger brakeman. we're joined in the
holy bonds Of wedI"ck, the ceremony
b.iug performed by Rev Osborne, the
Rpiscopai minister IL Gallup WIN
woo.imansee and Mins Katie Harsch
stood up with the happy couple
Ms. John Rafferty,. OF Tombstone. ar
rived last sunday night aud Witnessed
the marriage c-re,nony Il h-r daughter
The happy couple have gone To house.
keeping in a pretty cottage IN south
Broadway, where they are receiving the
congratulations Of many friends to-day.
THs ciriEgs extends 10 Mr.. and 70
Thursion hes, wishes for happy, pros
porous married life.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
PEOPLES PARTY.

some 81 our citizens have been trying
To organiIe = peoples party They did
not make much noise to start with. but
they .vldru,ly done some g""i under
hand work, A meeting 10 called Tor to-
day N orgsn,Is aud call county eouvsn-
liou. The peoples party will nominate
/. tiess, In this wAy-thsy will hold their
Convention sftsr the Two great parties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
y. 8. LAND COURT.
Closing the Busin o. Of q Busy
Term Tomorrow.
TliR CO,IiIii APPEAL

The New Mexican say., The Lard
court has dashed lie duties for the prcs.
ent term, and Gil that remains W COO.
ple,e the wwk is tho entry " formal
order 81 adjournment. This will prob.
ably b. made on "Wednesday. Chix|
Justice Reed AMI Judges sluss and hur.
ray l.n for their respective homes ss,u,.
day night. Judges Fuller aud Stone ar|
still here winding up . number of formal
matters conn-c,-d with the court. JUDI,
stne will leav. fr Denver sbou|
Wednesday, aud Judge Fuller will e. II,
latter part ~ the week TO the City II
Mexico, where. In company with United
s,s,es Attorney Reynolds, be will msls|
some investigation ~ the old records N
that place. GA October ~. Judge Fullss|
will take evidence At auadsiajars, Msi.
ieo, IN
THs rERALrA GLAZE,
which 10 made IN several million acres al
this territory and Arizona Mile, Prevos,|
will come from New York 10 assist In tA.|
taking " this evidences.
On Saturday afternoon the cou id
little beyond setting business for the ner|
term. Notice 81 appeal vas given In ID.
Bar,o,oms Bsca grant by Mr.. vroom. cd
Il the attorneys mr the claimants Tn
court announced that its next session
santa Pe would bo held January ~, lsa|
when the court would sit continuous
until the ars, Monday In March, ~be|
the Arizona term 81 court opens I'd
death 81 Hon. WIN. X Earle, Of Washing
ton City, . prominent msmber Of the ted
was mentioned, and feeling rvmarl
were made by Uni,ed States Attorps|
Reynnlds and John II KnAs5 bel on beha|
Of he bar, and Judge Stone In behalf \
the court
| SET FOE rniAL.
The docke, ~ set fnr the next term \
a. follows;
Jan. ~, 1895, No. 8, Sebastian de vv|
gas, Messrs. vroum and purdy, sttCsI
neys.
Jan ~. n" ~ Lncero grant, Jas
rory' s'"yney v =,
'n o.; no, ~, Nerm An"n'o se
"ysr W. fancy s''9rney,
ren !. juan "n "r 'onn heA'h grHs
%, o-""na' s.orney
re" " AZ" ~ pons aus Demo coos
D. Is Se-som6, attorney
J. n. knAsb~l, attorney.
fso' o. NO os' pone grant, 'As'
fury's mrney o.
req o. No o., osn S~men'e gnS
warren, rrrguss"n pruner, s1'orneyy
ro' ~ NO %. .ucer1 sPrng, Thy
srni ~ mr. rury ene NO Nv w
oe s I ,a Coawsy, ss'ors'
seV. -, no ~ NuesuA oenMa M
LuA os las h~gun''aS' W. n wn''ens
A wn y1uo @, A.
Eeo' ~ NO oi' r'ho' M ruTuy Az
f.h Il. No "A Go A. y nc-.
torn-y.
Feb 10. No, "a. Cssnsguilia ss
' ~ = % rSMy a ssnrneys;
|. 70 The p.,.e. ~r.n, rs,,,,sssrssd 20 r.
ard, J~ffrirs q Earle, Z d. P1sos
~ bsrsis" and Chss A: Spies,
80, I've, -, ~ ue
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

This morning " II. M.,son. Formerly
travelling su,iitnr for this division ~ thu
Aichisou. Top-ks Il santa Fe railroad
company. officially took charge IL the alta.
ton here. vice T. II H-aly, resigned.
Mr. Msts'n is u pheasant gentleman,
courteous and accommodating. and will
soon demonstrate. Ia his many friends
that he 10 II competent railroad agent
Mr. H.aly, who rrilret. has bees with us
for the pas, several years. aud there IL
not N reader II THs Cirixxs who will NJ,
regret to learn IL his resignation, Where
ever he may locate in the future. the very
best wishes Of host 81 warm friends, Ia
ge,her with Tbs citizen, will Acconpsn,
him and his sstimAbl- wife. Mr., Healy
returned to the city from business TRIP
to Topeka last night,
A. l.. Conrad, formerly travelling sud-
tor for the Santa Fe road, with h-Adquar
tiers at Crimson, Kan arrived from
the north last night, and Aesumes NJ one,
the position made vacant by the
promotion Of Mr. dstson a. agent
Mr.. Conrad VS.. in troduc-d "a
The CITIZEN man, and he 10 . very
agreeable gentleman. He will get alons
nicely, no doubt, among the southwest
folks In the employ 81 the railroad com.
psny and those on the outside.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
sVerimen s,asea

&. II. Clifford. of New CASTE. Wis. wxS
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism.
his stomach Was di-ori-r-d. his liver was
affected TO an alarming degree, appetite
fell away. and was ter lille reduced In
fissh and strength Three bottles Of
Electric bitters cured him.
Edward shepard. Harrisburg, Ill, had
. running sore IN his leg II eight years
standing Used three bottles Of Electric
Bi,ters and seven boIes II Bucklen's Ar,
MICA sslve. and his leg ir sound and we'll.
John Speaker, CstAwba. o, had Eve
large fever sores on his leg. doctors sa,d
he was sncurablc. One bottle Electric
Bitt-rs and one boz ~ Buckl-n's Aruics
salye cured him entirely Sold by DR..
T. II burgess 4 Sons, druggist-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06
NOT GUILTY.
Smith, Who Shot and Killed
Hilton, Dischs rged.
NSk AT Las ekUCEn.

Las Cruces, y W.. sept w-The
trial ~ J. u smth, charged with the
murder u Charles y Hilton, In the dis.
trict court, was beguu las, Monday
sm.th sud Hilton hal som. difficulty over
piece Il land on the Sacramento river
II sp,-ars smith claims Hilton tore down
the fence snd r-,k ,hrr-from his water
smith protested aud "a srurd himself
with the in,rntrn IL killing Hilton. winch
he dtd on the Nlh day IL las, February
The prosecution .ndeAvorp to
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-06

land did 90, but do not know II b
moved tn. corral and enc-.
The irr, witn-as for the defense wAs
Benz, Allen. your reporter then LET, the
court room aud was unable 10 get the
testimony Of Allen. Tom Tucker and W
Y. Gilliland However. GillilAnd and
Oliver Lee testified that McNair's repu,a.
ton for truth war very bad.
20. Chatfeld testified that he wen,
with MeNsir To Hiton's ranch about al
hour after the shooting. MsNair said
Hilton had asked him 10
, 1894-11-07

states that it is rumoured the basis of the
peace proposals will be the independence of
Corea, aud the payment Of a war indemnity
to Japan, which is to be decided by tile
powers.
Sir Halliday Mccartney, the Councillor Of
Legation to the chinese Embassy in London
is publicly crlticising Lord Rosebery's vacil-
lation regarding Eastern affairs.
Paris dispatches report that the Military
Committee Of the Chamber of Deputies have
un snimously condemned the proposal to dis
miss twelve thousand soldiers from the army
before the completion of their time.
The Minister for War declares in reference
to the above that the plan emar ates from the
Ministry and not from him personally and
that therefore should the proposal be altered,
he will resign his portfolio.
Other Paris newA states that
from Madagascar has been received asserting
that the Hovas have replied to the French Ill
timatum declaring they will submit to force
only.
Madrid telpyrsms report that the new
Cabinet is regarded as being liberal and
of a protectionist character.
Senior Muruaga the Spanish envoy extra
ordinary and Minister pIenipotentiary to
Washington is understood to predict
greater Colonial autonomy.