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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

New York, March 2l.-At the monthly
meeting of the New York board of fire un,
derwriters the gold medal of the board for
heroism in saving life at n fire was awarded
TO Patrolman Owen DAILY. This medal is
only awarded in cases of unusual heroism
in which life is risked to save life DAILY
received the gold medal for saving the life
OF woman in a fire on Eighth avenue on
Tan
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

JACKSONVILLE, March 24-The Florida
Hustler announces this morning the fol
lowing national ticket for 1896. For pres
ident, Senator John 7. Morgan, OF Ala
bama; for vice president, lion. William Z.
Russell of Massachusetts,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

W AsHlSGToS, March "a AT midnight
Senator Colquitt was resting quietly The
sinking spells of the morning and after.
noon had not been repeated, his condition
remaining otherwise unchanged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

sAS ANTONIO. Tex, March 24-Con
gresham Wilson 10 in weak condition
but DR. Underwood reports that no un
favorable conditions have arisen. and tha'
his patient iE no worse of than when b.
arrived here on Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

It spread and ltcheU go ING
poor little fellow had no peace
night or day. Then it started
oIsthe other check and chin,
until all were raw as o piece
of beefsteak, like a burn
where you wonld rub off tho
skin, and bloody water oozed
out constantly. His suffer-
ings were terrible l know, al
though he was butsix months
old and could not tell how he
DnnrnrnI IIinl hia handa Tint
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

ROCHESTER, March 28-John RegotlC
and Frank c Carlotta, Italians. and Ed
ward Wathine. Pole, were probably fa
tally lniursd by an explosion of dynamite
on the East Sids sewer yesterday after
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

DEs MoINEs, Ia. March 24-The house
passed the st. John bill, making it mis-.
demeanor TO use any imitation dairy pro-
ducts in any public Institution controlled
by the state
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

Fair; probably slightly colder this even
ing. westerly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24

MADRID. March 25-Great indignation
is expressed here against the persons who
were responsible for the explosion at San.
tander The people there remain in state
of Indignation and alarm, fearing that
there may he further explosion, Open
disorder is only checked by the large force
of the civil guard which is present IN the
city The victims OF Wednesday nights
disaster numbered eighteen, ten of whom
are dead.
A big reception VIII he rendered Rev.
DIR. Talmage in May, on the occasion oi
the completion of his twenty fifth year as
pastor of the Brooklyn Tabernacle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-24
FACE like A BURN


TIychild's disease, which was the worst kind
OF Eczema, started on one cheek like ringworm.
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END or THE GRAND CHAPTER.


Names se the Ladies HissssA - nigh
O0ss 10 The kastssa star.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
BILLINGS, Sept u.-Ths grand chapter
Of the Order Of tho Eastern Star COM
plstsd Ito laboes tonight after very busy
session at which much important busi.
meas Was transacted. Al the close Of busi.
mess the newly elected and appointed Of.
Ncsrs we're Installed by the retiring grand
mAtron. Mss. Marion Lood, ~ follows:
Grand worthy Inatron, Mrs. Alice Sted.
man Of Helena; grand worthy patron, Ike
w. Baker OF Livingston; grand associate
matron. Mrs. Sara p. Tracy Of Bossman: !:
patron, George T. Stack OF lfIssouls; con.
ductrsss. Mrs. Lucy S. Ralshack Of Bill.
ings; associats conductrsss, Minnie Col.
lins Of White Sulphur Springs; secretary,
Mrs. Elva Boardman Of Butte;
treasurer, Louisa Day Of Glsudivs
grand Ada, Miss Lizsie Stack Of MissoulA
grand Ruth, Mrs. Violet Msttsson Of
Butte; grand Esthsr, Mrs. Zonny Kenyon
OF Boseman; grand Martha, Mrs. Ines
Kesne OF Townsend; grand Electa, Mrs.
Amelia Hindson Of Helena; grand war.
der. Mrs. Martha vickers OF Virginia City
grand sentinel. Pidsl Huber Of Dillon
grand osganist, Mrs. Antonstts Babcock
Of Billings; grand chaplain. Mrs. Willie
H. Prsuitt Of Helena; grand marshal, T.
N. Hampton Of White Sulphur Springs.
This closes the series Of grand msetines
Of the different Masonic bodies hold hers
this week. At the close Of the grand chap
ter Past Grand Matron Edna Hedges in.
stalled the officers Of Edna chapter by 70
quest.
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PEORIA, Ills.. Sept. 1.|ust bow
serious " the crisis which confronts The
whiskey trust may bo imagined from the
fact that the directors were summonsd hy
wirs to special meeting to-day, although
Q regular meeting would have been hsld
Tuesday. The officials are very secrstivs
% to what 10 beinR done. President
Grssnhut says hs knows Of nothing that
would require the immediate dissolutiea
Of the company. 1t 10 believed the East.
ern Distributing company has the trust
where 1t can squeeze It and 10 making the
most or its opportunity. II 10 alleged the
anxiety about vouchers is but cloak foe
its efforts to secure further coneessions
from the trust in its hour Of extremity.
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Ysllowstoss Pepulists.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

BILLINGS. Sept. 2i.-The populists held
their county convention at the court house
to-day, % out OF 5s delegates being
present. Robert e. Scrocgs was elected
chairman Of tho central committee, and
John Barnish secretary. The following
ticket was nominated: For senator.
Ernest II. Gagnon; for representative,
Henry A. Frieth: for sheriff, John j.
Walk; for clerk. Frank Lambert; for
treasurer, b. Barnish; for assessor.
Charles II. Smith for superintendent of
schools. W. A. Burr; county commissions
crs, q. y. Newman and Olney Taylor.
The central committee Was authorized 10
Ill all vacancies.
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q. w. Young.
n, w. RODGERs
ALI BOYER PARDoNEo.
0svsrnss Riekaeas Thinks the Maa
Wresgfuiiy Punishsd.


0svsrsss RieksrAs Thisks the lass Il
wrssgfsiiy Panishsd.
Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
HELENA. Sept. 2l.-Alfrsd Boyer, who
was convicted In Deer Lodge county In
1885 for killing bis wife. has been granted
Q pardon by the governor. subject to the
appeoval Of the state board OF pardons.
Boyer secured . new trial after being con-
victsd In the first degree. On the second
trial ho was convicted In the second de.
gree and sentenced for life. Governor
Richards sends the following letter to the
board:
''This man has bssn Incarceration In the
psnlssntiary ct Deer Lodge for nine years
ON life sentence for murder In the sec.
ond degree. A consensus OF opinion
among those familiar with the circum.
stances bearing on. the case 10 to the effect
that Boyer " being unjustly punished and
that . erievous wrong 10 being inflicted
upon him. Among the papers hereunto
attached. and to which your attention 10
respectfully called, 10 . pstition which al.
leaes:
From creditabte and reliable Information We
are satisfied that the killing was accidental and
not wilfui.
"This petition Is signed by every mem.
ber Of the state senate of Montana and q
large number of the members Of the lower
house Of the legislative assembly. Among
the prominent men who have interested
themselves in this unfortunate conyicts $
behalf and who declare, from their knowl-
edge of the case, that the killing was acci-
dental and not Vitful. arc Hon. W. Nj.
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fssn Q CAiasss seusss tha> ~ 1aUoness
lese tAsee YER shlps In ~ naval boeo1D as
yulA sivee. Thslr names ase - g)voos
DENIED N SApAH.
WASHINGTON. 6spG 9l.-TAe Japonees
minister has rsesived IN s0eiaA ussoe9s
ftom tAe Toxic eoveeameut eeaasn.ns
ths sspost that the Japansss Iest % eeaps
IN the naval hattie st Yula and heisey .
clting The circumstances ee the bestis
given IN earlier uuofAeial repoeta
yAPANEaR L0eoes,
ToKlo, Sept. A.-An ofleial dispaaeh
from Japanese headquartses a Heeas.
china Gays the Losses Of The Japaneee q
the battle Of Ping Yang wsrss II ei1ses.
and 15l men killed. 30 ofncses and "a
men wounded and 20 missing. Two thoo'
sand Chimes, the ofIicial dtspsteh saye
we're killed. The number q wouudsd Y
supposed to b very large. The Poa Sou
column alone captured cil prisoasess d
whom % were wounded.
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D. ]. Heanssv, Hen. W. r. Ksnyea, Hen.
Jamss 81. Lynch, Hen. II. A. D'Aeheul
and many eehse osaslsmsn VIE ass lsed-
ine sitissas q Silver Bow county.
"Amooe the prominsnt men IN ethss
eeeeicas oe the ststs Who have families
issd themselves With The lasts and. hslns
eonviacsd of The rights oe Beyss's case,
,ein ta the prayer fer executive clsmsuey,
sse g. ,. Goddard, Paris Gibson, x. d.
Natts, d. e. Rolsom, "a. Cardwell, Jehn
W. Power. Alsx Astssl. and many oshses
whose names are omitted for lack of
spaes.
"Nsasly svssy county In the state d
repeessntsd IN this appeal for the pardon
Of Alfred Boyer, and leaders In nearly
every walk oe HE hare written letters IN
bic bshalf, - sisned strong petitions ask.
ine that the sads Of justice b conserved
by the release Of shis convict. Your At.
tontion 10 called to letters from Judge
Pemborton end from Judge Gailbeaith
who presided at tho trial Of Boyer, from
John =. Rosbis, II. Z. Frank and othsrs.
"Judss Hiram Knowles, who defended
Boyer In court, submits . long statement
Of the ease from the standpoint Of . jurist
and - an attorney Who enjoyed the con
fldencs 0f his clisnG He u Of the frn
belief that Boyer shot BILE wife accident
ally, and that there was no criminal In
tent 10 the act. He cites number Of cir
cumstauess connected With the case Il
warrant strong presumption that Boye,
v being unjussly punished for the eeim<
Of murder, and concluded bic statsmsn,
With plss for HE pardon. In the invss
tieation Of the fsets bearing on this unfos
tunats name case 20 presentsd In IN
papsrs hsssunto attached, con reach N
othse conclusion than Il 10 my duty to On
oseiso executive clemoucy In his behalf.
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yAPANEsR IloeoRs,
FARMS OUT OF eloHT.
Thsy Have Fallen lsss Mig us1ss Devn
In Kansas.


JAsy Havs Fallen lsss Mig Hslss Dsvn
In Kansas. r
WICHITA, Kan., Sept. 2l.-The Land =
cavine In toward the center of the earth
In the vieinity at The junction oe Hasvees
Butler and Marion countiss, In this state.
Great sxcitsmsnt prsvsils among the pee'
pie and many ars getting away. The do
aster b Of the mast unAecountable oeigtus
and the stass GsoloGist has bssn sum
monsd to investigate The Disturbances oe
the easth's formation.
There was NO shock felt when the
ground cavsd In, bearing any rssem-
hlance to an earthquake. Near White
water, on the farm of Thomas Essaneton,
IN Area Of 10 hy 90 fest sunk to depth q
. feet. This occurred yesterday. and q
abeut the same moment IN area Of u feee
square sunk at Plum Grove 70 dspth ee
s. feet. This was on the farm of eld
Jones, The aiding In carrying thrssh.
Ing machine With Il. The water poured
Into the latter hole from underground
strsams Of water. till Il 10 6lled nearly te
the top. but the hole at Whitswatse b stlll
dry, though II 10 supposed that The eavsd
In earth 10 resting on Q vast body q
water. Both places ere seven a. eight
miles apart.
At Annslly, 10 miles from whltewatse,
thsrs were several cave-lns, ranging q
depth from to 70 fest. The thsosiss ass
various but none Of them % fAr an
scientific.
Not long since . man wss diesine {
we'll In the vicinity Of Plum Grove and
whom he had reached Q depth Of q feel
the drill sunk into an apparent vacuum
and could not be recovered. The supposi
tion II that there 10 0 drlsd-up undsr
Ground river underneath the land whiel
has caved In.
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10. THE POOR INDIAN.


toe VosuSoSeo aloo ueee Woossa u
Mssss Rssisg.
Special Dispateh Of the Standard.
BILLlNos. Sept. A.-Ths fourth day of
the Yellowstone fair vas enc of The most
successful and Interesting Il Ne ssasea.
The attendance was about A00o and the
pools were we'll sustained. The dance hv
about 30 Crow braves, which took plaee in
the ring In front Of the grand staud was
one of the events Of the day and attracted
great crowds. There were number %
Indian races not on the scoee card and
they were the most intsesssins Of ell the
races. bsing % evidently rua on the
square. The following b The result a 10.
days races;
First race, special. thsss-quartses oe Q
mile for named hossss, for purse Of $3.50
-Aiss Elm won, Fannie B second, Cilroy
third; NO tims.
Second race, matched runnina. 800
yards, Tor pure Of go, bstwssn Bride
Bit, owned b. Ten Bear. Crow Indian,
and Little James, J. Dsmpssy's bay geld
Ing. Bsidls Bic won easily; time. :i7K
Third race. ssnnlne, two iurlones
purse. els0. Eatsisss Lark. Rsavis Bros.
8eS0 4SsS0e w ssAsa1As 0U4sUWos 1s9B~se k8Vs
gins Brua. Midget won. Red Dick eco
end. r,f ,..t..
Fourth raee. special county race. eoo
yards, for psrss ct 81. Entriss: Farnsss
Boy. Lswis Summseviiis; Maggie Fisher,
Sing Lee; Meadow Bog, p. Witham; Lady
zenohia, W. =. Stewards Red Rox. A. L
Bsowu. Red Fox won, Rarmse Boy 80.
ond, Lady third.
Firth racs. spscial running. 2,ysar-olds,
half mile. Eutriss: Nervy Jim, I. Cosslt
Cascade. William Randall; Acc, Mrs. Up,
Wilson, Chinook, T. McTasus. Aes eame
In Arst, Chinook second, but tAs judges
declared The race o6, . dseisioa whieh thl
crowd applaudsd.
Sixth raes.:: mixed troe and paes, ball
mile beats, Tor 2-year-old eeunty horsss
In 9, purse of go. Eutriss: Redwood
William Blrrly; Hsspsr Queen. HsspsI
farm; Eursks Kid, Charles Sandesson-
Roekwood won, Hsspsr Qussu second.
6svsath raes~ matched trot, oas mile.
IN q, pure ee 90 with 90 addsd. Entslss
Onward, A. Page, Rsdland, o. =. Ben
nstt. First beat won b. Rsdlaad, sseeut
best By Onward. Ths third heat will b
trottsd tomorrow.
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ksstseksy Has Assshss esssaaiss q
Her 0ands.

PRINCETON, Ky.. Sept. N.-A fresh ship
msnt Of firs arms has been made to Unioa
county to arm the taxpayers OF undle
and Cassyvills precincts who are resisting
the collection Of the railroad tax. About
100 armed with Winchester and dyna-
mite arc awaiting the arrival Of Collsstoe
Blackwell and 100 armed deputies. Cap.
tain Blackwell 10 expected to-day, but will
hardly begin work before Monday. He
says he will collect the tax u it takes mills.
tary power to do 1t. The people say thsy
will resist to the death.
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SWIFT. Ala, Sept. I.-Edmunda An.
derson and Irene Washington, octoroons,
fought duel to the death last night with
knives. The cause was q white man, Ben
Olsen. whose affections both claimed.
The two fought like tigresses until Irene
Washington fell dying with q stab
wounds. The Anderson woman, whom
Olsen had discarded, then stabbed herself.
Olsen fled.
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WHO KILLED CROWLEY.
William Myers Says Alisa Was tn
Murderer.

Murderer.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2L-William J. Ny.
ers, arrested here last night for the mur.
der Of Forrest Crowley near Atlanta. made
Q long statement to-day to the effect that
the murder was committed by Brown Al.
len. gambler. He says Allen got him
completely under control and induced
him to sntice Crowley TO . lonely place.
This hs did by telling Crowley hs had
mules to sell. He sent Crowley into the
woods, where Allen was concealed. In o
few minutes Allen returned with O pock.
etbook. saying: "Here, take your share.
I've killed him." Myers said hs took 81
and left S1f.
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LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY.

Laad rAat IL ssld In Kansas 10 Liable
Not - Ne for hale.
WASHINGTON, Sept. N.-The inteeloe
department has just passed on . eass
whsse peculiar fraud 10 being peaetieed.
Some time ago resident Of Tenneeeee
wrote to the attorney general. stating
that last May he saw IN advertisement In
Chicago newspaper Offering Tor sals 1eo
acres Of land In Governor county. Kansas.
The real estate agent lived ct Lathrop,
No, and through him the land was pur.
chased BY man from Tennessee. Il vss
then found that the government owned
the land, although the LAthrop agent bad
furnished complete deed and abstract
Of title.
Since then the same tract has been I'd.
vsrtised By the same agent. Il b held By
the interior department that % the rights
ee the government ore In NO way affected
there u nothing for the interior depart.
ment to do In the promises. II b sus'
gsstsd, however. that the attention oe ths
proper authorities b called to the fraud
With . view Of saving innoesnt parties
who do not take the trouble to make q
Thorough investigation Of land titles.
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SOME MIGHTY GOOD men
10 Granite cssly Dsnseslty Inns
lh Ticket
JOHN II. COLE FOR SHERIFF
N. .. Rlngeiins Named for Stats
osnator-Resoiutions That De.
clare How the Party 8tande
In This Campaign.


county dsmocratio convention was held
here this afternoon. A large number Of
delegates were present from all parts OF
the county. The meeting throughout was
very enthusiastic.
Judge Peter Gallagher Of Granite and
Jamss II. King oe Philipsburx we're
elected temposy chairman and eecretary
rsspsesivsiy. Aeommittss On credentials
and oue on order Of business and rules,
20 we'll - one on resolutlons, was ap-
pointed. The committse on order Of bus
iness reported and recommended that the
tsmposasy ofnesrs b made psrmansut
Nominations we're then In order and the
following we're nominAted hv exclamation.
A. A. Eairhairn. treasurer; Oliver y.
Fsaahermau of Dsummond, clerk and ~
eoedsr, Lon r. Hos. clerk ee the court |;
Mrs. Ahbis w. Wilkinson, county super.
intendsut Of schools, H. w. Rodgsrs,
county attorney; z. A. Cralls, county sur.
vsyos; G. v. Shsrman. public admintstra-
tee, J. c. Yahsy, eeeonse, Jehn H. Cole,
shsei&.
Nessrs. A. g. Huffman. W. Z. Albright
and D. n. Asliin vses placed 10 nomina'
tioa Soe assessoe. On the second ballot
A. 8. Huffman rscsivsd the nosnlnation.
Ed Lanusn Of Bsarmouth, Valentine
Jacky a philipsbure and @. B. Cain Of
Granite we're sslsctsd ~ county sosnmis-
siousrs. James NcDonel and e. H.
Csrrfs,, ~. rornIoated foe rsnresents.
tivss without Opposition.
N. B. Riugslins rsesivsd the nsmlnatiea
for state senator over Dr.. William n. Ray
hv /. vnta ~ N A A
The following county eentral COMMITTEES
vas apuoluted, X. Wells. Drummoud,
~ Ws.ht' St.r" Ststio. Z. A. Smith
-S n... C.ss--h.. C.N,i.., vvi,li. :,
vS,,,,.s-W C-
noosnsous 0uarsss Ws:sss~ noussss .o,u
0tuasson Anu ". Wuuam Hey anu N
=. Doe, Fhiltpeburg.
The following resolutions were reported
by the eommittse ON resolutions and On.
1hwslasticoilv aAonted,
W.. vessr oemmittse an rsao,us,ops. respsct
su,lv ssh~n the foilowinr ma M thst shry h
ssSys.s.S. sSy '' 'S'"" ~'s ~''~ "
The S:vocr.,so rsrtv IN (,rss,ts eountv N
ncnrsrticn sssemhicS. rccoyni,es the alive
c,.ssssc. ss ~ css rs,emcmre sssma nov con.
xc~ss~s ~ XwSrscsn neonle' Xetins m hsr
Ss.s In - ,~stc,,ey ~ n. css.c.s, Sswcc
-. - s.,sc,,,rc IN trsAifions N tha rart,
vSys ~ s,vsn N ths siivsr csuse al m
skr~~~th anS vtf.,tv ira Aernoerstlc narfv n
G...sss ...,..v SsssS.Ns m. -. ami ,,rlir,its<
s"s...,s ~ si,vss m 4 rssio m "a n ami N
ssr,,sss Ne AsSscstss n ~ stafa convcnfion 1,
yoss Tor no nan for delegate to coneress whos,
record, sympathy and pledges ore not In har
moay With this dselarasioa.
Ths asmecraey Of Granite county point vii
pride @ shs fass mas VINE tns ne repuclieaa PAT
- ss 49,, ~ a,s.ss 80 ~ - ,sssv W. s,s 49,
,s.ss rsscssv ~ ~ ~ rosss m s.yor a frss col.
srs
Resolved, That Il 10 the sense Of this COZ
vsntion. rspresentins the sense Of the demo<
racy q Granite coanty. ehas The ncminees 70
!enslesive emces q tne hanas .! sns eoevs.
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MURDERED AND RosBsD.

walter Cisvslasd's Awfal Fate Near Mig
Timber.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
BIO TIMBER. Mont. Sept. N.-whils Mr..
Potts, . ranchmAn from Melville. was
coming into Big Timber this afternoon,
he run onto the body Of Walter Cleveland
Of HAlbsrt. Fergus county, lying few
fest from the road near Antelope creek,
about seven miles distant from here. Mr..
Pstts on arrival here reported the finding
Of the body to the authorities, and J. Z.
Reese, coroner immediately impansled q
Jury and started for the scene.
All the evidence points to . foul murder
having bssn committed, - bullet hole
was found through his head, the bullet
entering from behind the left ear and
emerging just abovs the eye.
Robbery was probably the motive, -
his clothing was removed aud nothing Of
value left on bis person. The body was
brought to Big Timber and . jury will ~.
turn . verdict ct p. m. tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-For Montana:
Generally far. slightly rising tempera.
turc; west winds.
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Ex-ta's Case.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 2l.-Judce Nor.
row is working diligently on his decision
in the Eze,a extradition case and expects
to deliver il tomorrow morning.
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FURIOUS COURAGE.

SHANGHAI. Sept. 2l.-A telegram from
Kobe, Japan, confirms the statement
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The scene was now appalling. The
guns on several ships on both sides wsrs
dis6bled and the great ships rolled heav.
lily. Streams Of green water pouring from
most Of them showed that the steam
pumps were working ineesssntly and tss.
titled to the extent Of the damage in.
Rietsd. Some OF the Chinese ships had
exhausted their ammunition during the
last hours fahtinc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-17
8 It..

aellner: n9l6, Serr Miiaer, es lit
etwas sS6rcdlites paIiirt; Elm Sieb
bat ibrcn lleberSieber bonn &lsioerGater
~9eltOblcn."
Stloent Differ: ,Shao't ni6ts.
ben trie9' i0 i6On wieoer: Der Sieb
miro i'm ieOcnfalls perieben moIleu,
uno ierer SianOleiber in oerStaot tpeib,
oab es Der meme it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-17

Staet @pttes, Die seitfidJs. seben Dee
1nngtr6mltdIen 0ottesrtuttcr unierer 8onis
s.n Warta, uad, ibreu Z fienbaruugeu an sie
ebrpnrotge yicneriu Spttes Utaria p. SeSuS,
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