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sent himself for three years. returns to find
himself supplanted in the affections o. his lady
love by peasant He challenges the man,
nghts and as the curtain falls kills him. The
story, to certain extent resembles "Caval-
lerfn Rusticana," both az to its characters and
its situations.
A hitherto unknown cantata, which Is n gem
uine work of Rossini, has recently been discov-
cred in the library of tho Rossni Museum at
Pssaro. Last week it was performed there by u
party OF students The cantatn Is set TO u frag-
ment Of the "Divina Commedia" Of Dante, and
tho principal character 10 francesca dd Rimtni
For four or five years rumors have been cur
rent that Mr.. Irving intended to play Don
Quttote in version of the familiar romance
prepared for him by the late W. q. Wills Mr..
Irving has now decided to make this piece In a
condensed form, one act, his next novelty mt the
Lyceum Theatre. 1t will shortly be play ed with
Mr.. Conan Doyles one-act drama, Tho Story
of Waterloo"
There is some prospect that the price of cham
payne will shortly return to more reasonable
figures. Shippers are beginning to recognize
the fact which has long been apparent to con-
sumers that tho price has risen SO high as TO
cripple the trade of England. America, and
other countries. One Of the leading houses has
revolutionized the English business by appoint
Ing agents at all important towns in the coun-
try and by fixing definite and not unreason-
able price to the consumer. 1t is said that the
stocks Of vino in Rheims. Epernay. and the
neighboring towns represent at the present
moment something like eight years. consump-
tion. and the demand is not increasing.
Orders have been given TO surround the future
camps in Madagascar and the French Alps with
electrical currents. This will be so arranged
that were the sentinels got rid of the camps
ringed round with wires would all tho same be
alarmed. Another kind of warning will be to
placca petard in communication with the circuit,
and cause an explosion should tho wire or snare
DO trod upon.
The consideration of the French Budget has
brought out several startling exposures OF pub
lie corruption. Thus the annual report of the
Court Of ADULTS shows 211 irregularities in the
account Of money paid. BY irregularities it is
meant embezzlements. set down under the head
Of "virements." Among them figures $4,000 q
month spent in behalf Of certain
Minister for cabs and So 200 month for little
dojeuners at places where the Minister of JUS
tice entertained his friends. When NJ. Freycinet
was " ar Minister the "virements" In his de-
partment amounted to $4,000 a year. He as
Minister Of Public Work, and Wa- swelled tho
national debt moro than any one In power since
| NJ. Theirs. Frances national debt is now about
| So 900, 100000.
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ODD DOINGS OUT At SEA.
A Small Steamer Apparently Busy Strip
ping Big ship.

A Small Steamer Apparently Busy Strip
ping a Big Ship.
The Cunarder Umbria arrived at Quarantine
last night at 10 O'clock, and reported that on
Wednesday. in latitude 45' ~, longitude 400 90.
she had passed a large full-rigged ship. with
three topsails and several staysails set. and
small two-masted steamer standing by.
When the vessels were frs: sighted they were
about ten miles distant with the sails set asbefore
stated. but before they were hull down it was
noticed that all the sails had disappeared.
Capt. Dutton thought it strange TO see ship
take in her sails under such conditions. and
thought she must be an abandoned vessel
which the steamers crew were stripping.
A short time before sighting these vessels the
Umbria had passed four masted steamer about
ten miles off that was thought to be the Amster-
dam. now due. This steamer was headed di-
rectly toward the strangers. and will probably
be able to account for the occurrence.
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GOV. MIRTIL VERY Low.
DeIawnre's Chief Executive Thought to Be
DyIng-PoNticaI Complications.

Laurel. Del, April 6.-Gov. Marvii is 80 low
that 1t is thought he cannot live twenty four
hours. He has been dangerously i'll at his man
sion here for month. Ten days ago he was
thought to be dying. His great will power and
hearty constitution pulled him through. These
seem to have broken completely down. and he
has sunk rapidly since the relapse of Thursday.
He is very weak and deliriOus. His pulse is 20,
and his temperature is l04.
The executive business OF the State Is in q
deplorable condition. owing to the Governors
inability to sign commissions and other papers
The Clerks of the respective counties have ex-
hausted their supply Of marriage licenses. A
dozen or more Republican appontees to office
are earnestly waiting for commissions which
must be signed by ths Governor.
In the event OF Gov. Marvil's death. the Of
fees will bo filled by Democrats. Speaker Of
the Senate William T. Watson would become
Governor, The large basket factories owned by
the Governor. were shut down to-day and streets
leading to the Gubernatorial mansion were
closed. Assistant Secretary Of State Smithers
came down to try to get the Governors
signature 10 some very important documents
but could not see tho patient.
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JAPAN WIZ CIrILIzE CHINA.
VIII Insist that She Opcn the Country to
Manufactures and Trade.

LONDON, April 8.1he Central News cor
respondent In Shanghai gives the conditions OF
peace proposed by japan In addition to the in
dependence Of Corca, the wnr indemnity. and
the cession of Formosa and the Liao-Tung
province. including Port Arthur.
Japan requires, he says, that China shall al
low the unhnmpered importation of machinery
into her territory and the establishing and
management of manufactures by foreigners
She must pledge herself, moreover. TO open to
the vessels OF all nations the fangtse River as
far rs Chung King. the sienG.Kiang as far as
Sane-Tan-K -Kien, the Canton River rs far as
Ouchu. the Wusung River and the canal as far
as Suchow to the north and Hangchu to the
south.
China must remove permanently the Wusung
bar aud provide means to maintain constantly u
depth OF water sufficient for large vessels.
Japan emphasizes tho fact that she does not
desire for herself commercial advantages that
are not extended to the other treaty powers.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF II. M. CANNON

The Spokane Bank President Dies OF
Heart Disease at tho Sturtevant.
Anthony NJ Cannon, bank President and
capitalist of Spokane, Wash, was found dead
of hoart disease In room 532 at the Sturtevant
House yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. Mr..
Cannon returned on March 10 from n business
trip to Brazil. He had been out OF tho country
since Jan. .. Since the closing OF the Victoria
Hotel he had lived at the Sturtevant House.
He was seen alive by u bell boy at IL O'Clock
Friday night.
When no reply was made to repeated knock
ings on tho door of his room yesterday a porter
forced open q window. Mr.. Cannon was in bed.
He had been dead several hours. Deputy Cor
onsr O'Hanlon made an examination Of the body
and found that death was duo TO natural causes.
Paul F. Mohr. banker. of A. Broadway, a busi-
ness associate OF Mr.. Cannon. took charge of
the body and notified Mrs. Cannon. She Ii now
in Spokane.
Among tho dead mans effects were found
letter of credit for 9343 on Brown Bros. d. Co..
bankers. 90 Wall street. several checks and
drafts gold watch. diamond ring. many
business papers, and s62.7o. His wife's picture
Two 70 Years Yea ago Mr.. Cannon was under the care
Flint told him to wind up hi. business affairs: As
pulsation Of hi. heart was as low "a 3s and 80 TO
the minute He regsined strength under tho
DOctOr'S care.
Mr.. Cannon was born in Monmouth, H., In
1889. Early In life he went to Chicago and he
came broker In the wheat market In 1860 he
went to Washington and bought much land
OF The city he became rich, and before the panic
OF 1898 lie was worth about 81, ,0OO. 900, He was
made President Of the Washington National
Bank and OF the First National Bank Of
Palonse He was also President of the Spokane
Lumber Company and the SPOKANE Gas Light
Company. For several terms he was Mayor Of
the city.
seat In the United States Senate His election
WAS almost assured, but by tho advice Of his
physicians he withdrew from the race. Mr..
Cannon was twice married. Two of his dauRh-
ters by his first marriage live in northern Cali
forniR. His second wife was widow with
three children. There were no children by the
second marriage.
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DETAINED IN 0UARANTINE.
The Capua Had Three Deaths ON Her vsy.
age from santos.

Tho steamer Capua, from Santos, Rio de
Jansiro. and Victoria, arrived here yesterday
afternoon. and was detained by Health Oficer
Doty pending an examination into tho cause OF
death OF three OF her crew. On March IL. be-
fore she arrived at Victoria and four days after
she had left Santos. Johann klebba, seaman,
was taken sick. The next day Herman Ledtgs.
q fireman, was stricken down.
The port physician of Victoria examined both
men and told the Captain that there was noth-
ing suspicious In their illness and permitted
them to go to sea on March l6 after prescribing
for their ailments. On the 18th Carl Goertz, q
fireman, became ILL., The first two died on the
18th and tho third on the 10TH and all wers
hold tho vessel for dsinfecton and observation.
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HYPSOTISM SUSTAINED.
The Conviction OF n Man Who Influenced
Another to Murder Must stand.

TOPEKA. April 8.-Tbe supreme Court to-day
rendered n decision in which hypnoiism s rec
ognizcd both as q defence and ground for con-
viction of crime The case passed upon came
up from the Cowley county District Court.
On May last Thomas Mcdonald. without ap-
parent provocation. shot and killed Thomas
Patton near his home In Winfield. He was ar
rested. charged with murder. and set up a de-
fence that he was under the hypnotic influence
of Anderson Gray, and was neither legally nor
morally responsible for the deed. lie was nc
quilted.
Then GRAY was put under arrest and tried for
murder. He was found guilty OF murder in the
first degree. Notwithstanding the fact that
he was not present when the crime
was committed. the evidence for the
state only going to show that he caused
Mcdonald to do the deed through hypnotic in
tiuence. An appeal was taken to the supreme
Court. and in an opinion rendered to-day the
ruling of the lower court was sustained.
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Testing the 5000 Horse Power Dynaaos
at Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y. April 6.-The first
test OF one OF the big 5000 horse power dy-
namos recently placed In position in the power
house of the Niagara Falls Power Company was
made last night. A second trial was mAdo this
morning before the officers OF tho Cataract Con-
struction Company. Both tests were pronounced
were President f. ID. Adams. Vice Presidents
L, A. Wickes and Francis L. Stetsop. and Score
tary Rankin of the Construction Company, all
of New York. Others OF the party were officials
OF tho Erie Railroad and several English capi-
talists.
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HESSEssEr. OKLA. April G.-Iast evening
three OF the Dover train robbers rode to the
house of the Rev. Mr.. Godfrey, Baptist preach
er. and demanded supper. After securing 1t
they robbed him of All his money and took Two
OF his best horses. He demonstrated and fol-
lowed them. against the will Of his family. His
body was found by EeighbOrs about live miles
from his home. riddied with bullets. The farm
ers have organized posse OF about one hun
dred, and. with deputy marshals. are giving
close chase. The farmers have determined 10
capture them II Il takes every man in that Sec
tion OF the country TO do It.
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Killed Two of a Baud or Outlaws.

GUTHRIE. Oklahoma, April G.-Charles VIII
son, Charles Moore. and Jack Sims. alias Polka
Dot Bill" and two unknown members of the
Doolin outlaw gang rode into Cushing on Thurs
day night and looted the town, Two saloons
were demolished and u man was shot by the
outlaws. who rode through the place yelling
and shooting. Police gave chase and fight
and Town Marshal Reynolds WAS wounded.
Tho other three bandits were finally captured
and lodged In the Federal Jail in this city last
evening.
The sun., 1895-04-07
HELD UP BY BOYS.

Mrs. Daley Heat Them or but Fen and
Broke Her Arm.
Mrs. Ann DALEY. So years old. OF Gal Warren
street, Brooklyn, was set upon when returning
from church at o o'clock last night by three
boys who tried to rob her.
She beat them of. but fell and broke her right
arm. Sho was taken home. John Hall, IL
years old. OF $40 Warren street, and Carl Isler.
IL years old, OF $50 Union street, were arrested
suspicion.
The sun., 1895-04-07
BLACK BALLS FOR MILHoLLAND.
Four Had Been Cast at tho Blaine Club
Whsn MedEes STOPPED II.

Though John E. Milholland wss elected TO
membership in the Blaine Club OF the Eleventh
Assembly district last week, he would have been
black bsllsd by the C. N. Bliss men but for job
had been deposited In the box when
Mr.. Hedges put his hand over the
receptacle TO prevent the deposit o. any more re
pictured the disastrous effect on the Brook asld
movement the black balling OF MIR. Milhollsnd
to make a martyr OF Milholland and his talk
had the effect OF stopping the hail of sAble-hued
ballots; Milholland's name barely squeezed
through.
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ou. Hu.,.s.. that Men Monopo,rz..

Patrick Murphy. Secretary OF District As
sembly 40. K. Of L.. yesterday issued "a long
manifesto In whish he says that the assembly 10
gaining ground again. lie says:
I'VE are making determined efforts TO organize
the working women here. as they are placed in
com petit ion with the gterner sex more and more
every day. The only business they have not in
yaded so far is the climbing of telegraph poles
bloomsrs there's no knowing what may OCCUR"
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TROUBLE IN PA.

Fenr that There VIII be lJOstilities Re.
tween Sweden and Norway.
VIENNA. April GA despatch from Stock
holm to the Neus Freie Presse says there is good
reason to fear that an open rupture, with con-
sequent hostilities with Norway is imminent.
The sun., 1895-04-07

He Detects n Demand by Business Men for
Third Term OF Cleveland.
BOSTON. April 6.-Collector Warren has re-
turned from his Southern trip. He said to-day:
Il am even more positive than when was at
Charleston that the political situation will re-
suit in the demand of the business men Of the
country that President Cleveland serve another
term. But there 10 not tho remotest possibility
of the Presidents accepting another term.
don't believe that any human power can per-
suade him to accept"
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he FIRED on OUR FLAG.

The Commander or the Conde do yenadito
Won't Lose His dob.
MADRID, April 6.-Admiral Beranger, Minis
ter Of Marine. told Congress to-day there was no
truth in the report that the commander of the
cruiser Condo de Venadito. which fired on the
American steamship Allianca, had been
would be deprived of his command.
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Hst.y Grs.a,s ssa Comes to Her AID.

Edward Rowland Robinson Green has come
on from Texas and Joined his millionaire mother.
Mrs Hetty Green. and his sister at the Hotel st.
George in Brooklyn. He will aid his mother In
the yexAtious litigation in which she 10 involyed.
The sun., 1895-04-07
CoaferrInE with the Mayor About His Mes
sage.

Chairman Olcott Of the Board OF Aldermen's
Finance Committee, to which Mayor Strong's
remark able message OF Tuesday was referred.
had a conference with the Mayor yesterday re-
garding 1t. The committee will report next
Tuesday, and Comptroller Fitch will be on hand
70 defend the late Administration.
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tn. Death or Mrs. P.raa Stevens

Should be sad warning those who neglect 70 take
Rlkeris EIpel torant for the sudden cold which
may soon develop into acute pneumonia-Adv
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"Pike's Peak or hust" PszzIs.
The latest craze: and can be had OF newsdsalers,
ststioners. and toy stores. 20 cenL-Adu.
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CaleAQuA
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ALL ENGLAND AROUSED.
THE COUNTRY HORRoR-STRICKE
BY THE WILDE RETELAIIoNS.

Sharp and Severe Action viii Be Taken by
the Government-The Leaders or the
AbouInabie Coterie win ne Arrested
and Sent to Prison-wiide and His
Friend Taylor Committed for Trial
without BaiI-yYnde Much Depressed
After n Nights Confinement In n Cell.
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by the British postal authorities Of the new
method of biography without wires. The cable
from Scotland to the Isle of Null was brok en-
Tor a week. and during that time the inh Abitants
remained in electric communication with the
iahd BY means Of an induction apparatus. The
distance from the main land 10 two miles.
There wero already wires along the island
COAST parallel wire was erected on tho coast
mainland. and messages sent over 1t were read
ey telephone connected with the wire on tho
Island, and vice versa.
brilliant audience filled the theatre
OF Tie Royal Institution. last night to
hear Lord RAylegh's lecture upon Argon.
fr amused the assembled savants by observing
''"at ,he anomalous behavior of the now COM
loAeht Of the atmosphere had rather been made
az accusation against Its discoverers. This
n,,"g %. he apolosized for 1t and for them.
"Hh regard TO the question whether Argon
was as its spectrum appeared to show, really .
new element his Lordship referred TO the view
OF Mendelsef that 1t might possibly be . con-
ueAsed form OF nitrogen, Q suggestion attended
br great difficulties
Lord Rsylsigh told pathetic incident in con-
nertion with the closing days Of Herr Helm
hotz, who, when partially pAralyzed and unable
"'ake interest in almost anything else. had re-
ports regarding this discovery read and rsrsad
"hm, and remarked. ~ always thought there
WAS something moro in the atmosphere"
Some details have been received concerning
hlghor Mascagni's new orera. " "Silvano," which
mas Just been produced In Milan under the dirse-
aoh OF the composer. According TO the Italian
sl'tIcs the music is written on so-callsd popular
Hns' and Is full Of melody. although the
orehestrstion Is moro or less conventional.
me plot which the composer drew mp,
'eAls with the Smugglsr. Sivano. who,
/ compelled by an accident Of his calling to ab.
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Tood,.rs Have Been Stealing the Money
that wss ThouEht TO ne Invested In
MilltnrS stores-Tbe Treasury Likely TO
Collapse Don Carlos May Add to the
DsnEers-tsueen Victoria L. EnIoying Her
uo,,day-M. censtans Returns to Public
Iife--A MN to Abolish Dueiiing In France
Lord R.yioigh Lectures ON Argon Mr..
Irving VIII Play Don Quixoto"-C an-
pnSne VIII He echenper--eu.rdineF q French
Camps In Madagascar by Electricity.
The oasis., 1895-08-10
HE WANTED 10 DEpoRT mIMsELF

It is not very long since a Chinaman from Magdalena who was visiting No gales, Sonora, on business. and had stepped across the line into Arizona to buy some meat for his supper, was snapped up by the viglant customs officials for being in the United States contrary to law. The statute says such infractors of the law shall be deported. This particular celestial was extreme ly anxious to be deported: In fact he wanted to deport himself to cook and eat his supper. But "the best col- lector of customs Nogales ever had" thought that he should be deported via. Tucson. So at the expense of the United States the trespassing celestial was sent to Tucson for deportation. As soon as Judge Bethune got action in the matter it took that eminent iurist just two minutes to turn the China man loose and let him him deport himself.
The oasis., 1895-08-10
LOW FILINGS.

1t Is very old trick of weak writers to tell what an opposition writer has said on the street. Usually it is a iigment of the imagination. THE OASIS editor Is too busy man to stand around and make such talks as he was accused of making by the Custom House ClotheSwringer of last week. i He is free to admit that in a business way he has asserted to the merchants of Nogales when they have thought his prices for advertising too high, instancing the lower prices of the Clotheswringer, that space in TIE OASIS iS worth more because it has the larger circulation, is more widely read, is more readable and newsy, and is printed in far better style. When men have seemed tO think a paper of the description of TIE OASIS should accept the same prices as the Clotheswringer, we have been free to assert that as there was no comparison in style, get upand cir culation of the two journals. there is no possible competition in prices between the two. And TIE OASIS has also intimated as much in it's own columns. |. is plain business prop osition. TIE OASIS has advertising space to sell in finely printed, read able newspaper of wide circulation, just as any grocer has fine groceries to sell. And it advertises the fact that it's wares are of far superior quality, just as the grocer adycrtises the supe- riority of his grocerlcs. If such ad- yertisements are How filings at the Custom House Clotheswringer, that remarkable in more ways than one newspaper is welcome to make the most of them.
The oasis., 1895-08-10
Nogaios Town Council.

The Nogales Town Council met in regular session Monday evening, Aug ust 9th, 1895. Present Mayor Fred Herrera, Clerk D. J. Cumming, Coun- cilmen Brickwood, Gebler and Avery.
 Minutes of last meeting were amended to show that the bill of $20. 90 allowed Town Attorney C. W. Wright, was for travelling expenses. Minutes approved as amended
 License Collector Cumming reported Sl00 collected on licenses.
 Bin for sl0 of D. F. Hodges. Asses sor, in part payment for services, was presented. Referred to finance com mittee reported fayorably, and al- lowed by unanimous vote.
 Bin for Sl2.5O of License Collector D. J. Cumming in part payment of commissions For collection of licenses, presented, referred to finance com. mittee. reported back and allowed by unanimous vote.
 License Collector D. j. Cumming re- porsASs at he had been arrested on chaisA ,Tnaying intimIdated China- men to pay money under the cloak of 
 Adjourned
The oasis., 1895-08-10

TIE Nogales telegraphic correspon- dent of the Arizona Gazette is Frank King, deputy collector of customs, editor of the Vidette and joint com plainant with MI. Webb in the charge of alleged libel against Mir. Bird. Sun day morning the Gazette published a telegram from Nogales which asserted without any qualification that Mir Bird had failed to give bond, and twas now in jail" People are little curi- ous to know what was the connection between that telegram and the rejec- tion on Saturday night of bondsmen who on Monday morning was accepted and qualified.