The herald., 1894-10-31
CONDEMNED TELEGRAMs.


A special fro M. Quito. Ecuador, says
Government troops are after the rebels
who are fleeing toward the frontier.
A epenial from Shanghai says: The
young empress OF China has committed
suicide. She WAS rebuked by the em-
peror who slapped her face, whercupsn
she took poieon.
Polish papers announce the arrest OF
en- Austrian general on the charge Of
ceiling TO Russia plans of Austrian iorti-
6cations. The papers say that Russia
paid the officer ons million forms for
the plan.
A special from Berlin says it is be-
lieved there are further surprises In
store. Count Herbert Bismarck has ar.
rived in Berlin unexpectedly. Ii is
thought he may be given an embassy or
be made councillor 10 the chancellor.
Antonio Ezeta claims he tslsgrsphed
to President Cleveland that he was also
guilty OF the murder OF which Ciens
fuegos WAS accused, and for which hs
was held in San Francisco, and Secretary
Greeham ordered Judge Morrow to dis
miss Cienfuegos.
Charles T. Cowden, one OF the party
Of cavalry which captured Jefferson Da-
vie, disguised in female attire, In 1865,
died of heart diaesse at Seattle y yesterday.
aged 81. He was Nevada pioneer and
a former city councilman Of Seattle, and
owned considerable property.
A Berlin correspondent telegraphs
that the emperor and empress gave
farewell audience to Chancellor Won
Caprivi. The appointment of Baron
Marshal Bierbstein 80 Pruseian minister
is q singular mark of the emperor's con-
fdence. and proof that the German
policy will not be changed.
Alfred Merritt, ex-president OF the
Duluth and Northern road, has brought
suit against j. d. Rockefeller and D.
7. Gates of Nav York. charging them
with fraud and Misrepresentation in 90.
curing control of the Mesaba Range
iron mines. He asks judgment against
the defendants for 1896, 400.
A epssisl from Caracas, Venezrsla,
eays: the military has replaced the
polics guarding the city. The city is
iull of spisa. Cresso's fight is predicted
shortly. There Dss bssn more rioting
at Maraicabo. Posters signed "Yparra"
have been placed on the street corners
there, calling on the people TO rise.
Advicss from Port gu Prince, Hsyti,
state that an iRsurrection 10 imminent
between Hayti and San Domingo. An
engagement ia reported to have taken
plece October 1Stn between troops OF the
two republics near the boundary. The
San Domingo troops, it 10 said, entered
upon Hsytien territory and were re-
pulsed.
avd oft
secured ths freedom of the city of
Brietol, where he afterwards unveiled
statue OF Edmund Burke. In spesking
OF Burke the prime minister attributed
HE greatness of character to the fact
that he loved reform and hated rsvolu-
tion. Politicians, no said, would derive
good consolation from studying his
life.
Ths headquarters of the Sixth general
infantry of Mexico, under Commander
General Lorenzo Garcia, Is established
on the frontier of Guatemala, in the
state of Tobssco. Alfonso Alvarez, an
engineer, 10 now preparing TO build the
government telegraph lines without de-.
lay, to connect Tenorque. on the from
tier of TobsEco and Guatemala, to con.
neot with the lines running north.
epeolal from Earl6 says: In bne
cabinet council at the Elysee yesterday
the ministers considered the oase of M
Favette, the high official who almost
wrecked the cabinet by charging s60
dinners and six cab fares to the govern
ment. At the instance of M. Lourties,
minister of commerce, President Gas.
imir. .Perier signed a decree removing
Fave.te from Office. NJ. Germ. minister
of Justice, says the papers bearing upon
M. Favelte'a miaconduct will be sub.
mitted to the attorney general.
Superintendent Byrnes hss been di.
rected by the police commissioners OF
New York city to make charges against
all policemen connected With the as.
uault on the striking cloak makers at
Rutgers square. on October 18th. The
commissioners Issued thie order in tho
I face OF Inspector Williams' report to the
effect that he had investigated the affair
and found that the police had commit
tod no assaults. At the time the OIL
legged assaults were committed, the
strikers were forming parade for which
they had occurred permit.