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dicd in Andcraonvillo prison. BY Nc.
Oallreys will ilyo ycara was allowed in
winch TO lind tho mother OF his child.
ron. sho was located In nino months,
BlG SENSATIONS

In tho Arkansas sLaEisiNturc...Gny.C Clark,
bittariy AttacRed...A Newspaper Cor. /.
respondent and His Criticism Cause, n
Resolution of Consurc.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, March Gin.
tonso cxcitomcnt followed In tho house
this afternoon whom Mr.. Monroe, Of
this county. arose to question OF por-
uonal privilege aud bitterly denounced
Governor Clark In connection with tho
governors criticism OF tho house for do.
ieatihg tho railroad commiasion bill.
lio concluded by saying, among othor
thinga II do not say anything hero
that will not say to any man and nnv.
whore, fccI like standing upon this
uoor aud branding that mnn who in.
sinuatos anything against this body rs
an infamous liar. / have rs much or
moro evidence TO provo that CIarkis
rascal than ho has to provo tho mem.
bcrs OF this legislature
A reporter asked Governor Clarke
this evening what ho had to say in roplv
to Monroe's attack on him. do said:
In answer to your inquiry, | have TO
say that 1t Ia not expected Of mo that |
should notice every cur tina. barks Mt
my hoels. The ono you reior to is al.
ready IN possession OF my opinion OF
him"
In tho house this afternoon, Mr.. But.
lct offered a resolution orde ring tho
sergeant-at-arms to elect from tho house
tho representative OF tho Mo mphis
Commercial Appeal because OF criti.
cisml in tho paper, on tho course OF tho
members who opposed tho railr oad
commission bill. Pandemonium reig nod
when tho resolution was read and tho
house adjourned until tomorrow by the
advice of cool-hcadei melnbera.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Dasc ball at Little Rock, Ark, yester-
day-scoro: ST. Louis IL Little Rock 4.
Yesterday statement OF tho condition
OF tho treasury shows: Available cash
balance, SlSl, $50, ESQ; goldrcscrve $780,.
G3i,020.
The Gerry whipping post bill, (pro.
viding for tho public whipping OF WIFE
bea,crs) has passed tho New York senate
unanimously.
Arguments on tho casos to test tho
constitutionality OF tho income tax law
will begin to-day botoro tho United
States supreme court
The Colt military court OF inquiry has
reported to Govcrnor Mckinley, who is
absent, but tho belief is that tho report
is highly favorable to Colt.
Judge Tuloy, Of Chicago, decided that
Edwin Walkor was entitled to an attor-
ncy's loo OF s53, 900 for scrvcos ho rem
derod the Chicago. Danvillo & Vim
comes Railroad Company. ?
Tho Fast Pennsylvania conference OF
tho United Evangelical church adopted
resolution donouncing the "Godloss
action OF SoHrtcSs III HhViHe cuhu'y
sessions. as All insult TO this Christian
nation"
Tho United Buildings Trades Loaguo,
composed oi all tho employers and con-
tractors associations in Now York, last
night adopted q resolution pledging
each other their mutual support during
tho strike.
Tho Pennsylvania State Jersey Cattle.
brcudurs' Association was organized in
pittsburgh yesterday with eighty nom.
bora present. representing all parts OF
tho state. Thc purpose of tho asaocin-
ton is to exchange idcna and informn-
,ion relating to tho brcoding OF cattle; +;
to hold annual aNlos, kec; pedigrco rcg-
istors, otc.
Tho southbouud fns: freight train on
tho .Jorsoy Coutral railroad. near Allon.
town.. Pa, parted on " grade yesterday
cNising n collision OF tho two rnctiong.
Sixtcon loudcd cara. including .iyo Cars
OF oil wNro wrecked and caught fro.
Tho ilamOs woro speedily extinguishod,
but tho loss will aggregate $4,000. No
ono was injured.
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GERMAN REICHSTAG.
Warm Discussion on tho .Jowlsh
Immigration Question.
RECTOR AHLWARD1'S ARGUMENT.
In Which ho 3iasos a Violent Attack
on tho Jowish Character, Causes
ExcItcmcnt-The Proposition to Ro.
strict Immigration is Dofcatod-A
Very Lively Debate While 1t Lasts.
Other Interesting Foreign Ncws.

BERLIN, March 8.-During the debate
in the reichslag to-day, tho question OF
restricting jewish immigration was dis
cussed among othcr anti.semito pro. ,
posals. Horr Hans suggested that
naturalization should be mado con.
di.ional upon the national sentiment of
the individual applying for it and upon
his ability to earn his livelihood. He
also proposed that measures bo taken to
render it Difficult. for omigrants to 70.
nounco German nationality.
Herr Rickert combattod all tho pro.
posals. declaring that Herr Haas wished
TO erect Chinese wall against FREQ in.
tercourse. According to tho speaker,
1000 Jews had been naturalized during
the course OF this generation, and no
asked II 1t constituted danger to Ger,
many.
Dr.. Won Boettchef, minister OF the
interior, said that ho regarded the pro-
posals as admissible so far as making It
more difficult to acquire citizenship. It
was contrary to the spirit Of tho COM
morcial treaties, however. to prevent
Jew belonging to O contracting state
from engaging in trade IN Germany. On
tho other hand there was nothing to
prevent the government from expeiling
Il foreigner who infringed the police
regulations.
Herr Lieber said that although the
Tatr ~ nd ,hfatlt, nn,,,;a,, s..
sorts Of complaints, yet the centrists
would oppose any laws or exception
fearing that itmight be to-day the Jews,
tomorrow the Poles and next day tho
Catholics.
Herr Hermes, amid loud and unceas-
ing interruptions, violently attacked
tho anti-Semites whom ho declared to
be "disgracc to Germany and worse
even than the Socialists"
Rector Ahlwardt, the notorious Jew
batter who was recently released from
prison. whore he had been serving n
term OF three months for insulting
Prussian officials in speech he made
Mt Essen, in tho presence OF crowded
benches and galleries, continued the
debate with violent diatribe against
the Jews. whom he repeatedly do
scribed as being "beasts OF prey, swim
dlers and parasites"
Herr Richter protested against the
president OF tho Reichstag, Herr Levct-
zow, allowing such scandalous remarks
to pass without censure. Herr Richter
was himself rebuked by Horr Leve.zow,
who. amid loud applause from the mem
bers OF the right, said he could not per-
nit his conduct in the chair to be criti-
cised. E =
To this Herr Richter retorted: "If
have not technical right to do so, at
least have the moral right on my side"
Grcas uptoar.
The discussion was then closed and,
after heated personal alterations, the
proposals OF Herr Haas were rejected.
Later the resolution OF Herr Won
Hammerstcin against Jewish immigra.
tion was rejected by vote OF l67 to 81.
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THE IRON TRADE,
Outlook Favorable for IN Advance In
BoSMcmer oro..Gonorni Situation 10.
ylcwpu

Outlook Favorable FOR IN Advance In
BoMcmer oro..Gonorni Situation 10.
ylcwod.
NEw YoEE, March G.--Thc Iron Ago
tomorrow will say: Tho outlook ls
favorable for q moderate advance in
BtNcmer orc, and thoro Is littlo hopo Of
any recovery In non.BcssGmcr orc. As
q matter OF fact, saIea OF tho latter havo
boon mado to eastern furnaces at figures
lowor thnn over. This means that thero
Is chance for higher cost Of BoAsemor
pig, but littlo prospects through pro-
ducora necesBitatos In foundry grades.
Only n rush In tho demand can bring
thnt about.
The coke situation Ia puzzling Thoro
is unoasinGsa ~ to r0nowod labor
troubles and somo evidence that pro-
ducers nro mRnmuving for IN advance.
Tho purchases OF BcsScmer pig by
tho three loading Pittsburgh concerns
aro estimated at m aggregate OF about
$4,000 tons, which clcara tho market
for some time 10 como.
Steel billots have weakened in the iacc
OF this stiiFening In pig iron. and aro
now quoted at SID 40 aud sl4 90 0t Pitts
burgh. Somo OF the works in that dis
irict aud large, conservative concern
in Western Pennsylvania have become
aggressive. In wifo rods there Is still
an unsatished demand OF moderate de.
mand, and the market still remains in
sellers favor.
A good deal OF work ia in sight in fin.
ished iron and steel. st. Louis has
1000 cars to place. Il is estimated that
thus far orders for q, 900 cars have boon
given out. which is considerable i'm
provoment over last year. Low prices
have boon in on upward of 5000 tons Of
opOn hearth steel plates for Pittsburgh.
For structural work the outlook ia
quito pleasing, with referenco to tom
mage. Delaware bridge Of the Pennsyl-
vanin company, Involving upward OF
10000 tons, is soon to bo given out.
Tiicro is prospect OF good deal OF
work in building.
New York has nearly thirty Gre.proot
structures. largo aud small. which
will be placed between now and
May il vacating by tenants allow tho
work OF dcmolishing OF old structures to
begin. Chicago has less work on tho
tapis. but Cleveland, Buffalo, Cincin.
natl and Boston will place good deal.
The a.cel rail trade continues slow,
still eastern mills took about II 900 tons,
including 1900 tons for Georgia rail-
road. Activity in pipe contracts con.
t!nues, the western mills sweeping
everything before them in their own
territory. They took 5000 tons for tho
East River Gas Company and $4,000
tons for Boston. Buffalo ia in the mar.
ket for 5000 tons and therc are many
ANAL inquiries. Thus far the southern
shops have not taken any business OF
consequence north OF the Potomac.
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lie WENT WRONG.

Lost tho LeEation's Money, Tried to Make
1t Up by Gambling and Is Now In jail.
IlIs First Mistake.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 6.-Man
uoi Almagro. accountant and interpre-
tor to the Argentine legation in this
city was to-day arrested ut the oRicc OF
tho legation and locked up at the 70.
qucs. OF Minister Zebollos on charge
OF enbczzlinS 5000 OF the funds OF the
legation.
Almago confessed his guilt He says
he lost largo sum belonging TO tho lcga.
ton on the street last November. Be.
ing afraio to confess it, no tried to mako
i, up by gambling at Jackson City with
the legation money, all OF which passed
through his hands. By January hc
had lost in all $1,000. He thon con-
fes'ed to Minister Zeballos, who gave
him time to raise and replace tho
money He viaicd Cuba, where his
father is said to be prominent man,
for this purpose, but failed to secure the
money, aud the minister, finally losing
patience, caused his arrest.
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HEROINE or 4 ROMANCE
Falls Hoircss to n iIlliion Dollnrs-My
tory Surrounds uor Life.

Falls Holrcss to n Million Dollnrs-Mys.
tory Surrounds uor Life.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March GA spo.
cial to tho Citizens from St. Augustine,
says: Miss Blanche Chapman has iallen
heir to million through tho death OF
Rev. Boynton Crystal, in New York,
last Sunday. Tho Chapmans came to
this city from Gainesville, Ga, about
ton years ago. Mr.. Chapman was a
brick mason by trade, but obtained
position in the grocery s,oro Of S. 1.
Bennett, where he remained live years.
To few intimate friends MIR. Chapman
confined tho secret that Miss Blanche
was not the daughter OF himself and
wife. stating iur,hor that they never
hHd had child. While it was rot gen.
orally known whore tho Chnpnlnna got
their money, as it was evident they
spent much more than Mr.. Chapman
earned. Ono or two intimate friends
wer0 informed by him that Blanche had
rich relatives who sent her money aud
that on tho death OF relative she
would bo wealthy. WhIo the family
lived here they made fnw acuuaintances
aud no ono has known anything of the
mystery OF romance surrounding tho
lito OF tho supposed daughter.
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nALrIMonE CONFERENCE
or tho Methodist Episcopal Church Ii
Session at Baltimore.

or tho Methodist Episcopal Church In
Session ut baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March 6.--After q short
preliminary service Of prayer and tho
administration OF communion to-day,
tho Baltimore conference OF the Mctho-
dist Episcopal church settled down to
tho work OF its ono hundred and elev-
on.h annual session.
4 feature OF tho conference this year
Is the pcntceostal services every morn.
ing aud afternoon. Bishop L. G.. An
drews. OF New York, secretary OF tho
Episcopal college, is the president OF
the conference.
1n telling OF what the general board OF
education has done during tho past
year. Rev. DR.. F. A. Payuo said that it
had bcon largely instrumental in giving
to the Methodist Episcopal church the
best systom OF education put up by any
Protestant denomination in tho coun-
try.
DR.. Payneurged the strict Observance
OF childrens' day ana compliance with
the requirements Of the discipline in
sending the childrcns' day collections
entire TO the board OF education.
The money received by the board
goes to educate young people and 1t has
been doublod.in the past s!1 years.
Last year $3.50 students wcre assisted. r
DR.. Sanford Hunt, senior agent OF tho
National Methodist Episcopal Book
Concern, called attention to the fac.
that tho appropriations mado this year
by the concern were $4,000. an in
crease OF S2O,0 900, notwithstanding Gnan-
cial distress.
"The profits OF the western house at
Cincinnati" ho said, "havo been
greater than those OF the east
ern house., n. Now York. The
west does not feel the pressure
OF the time, as does the eastern house.
Tho nn:ivo Americans arc driven
from tho cast to the wes. and
tho employer OF mills arc COM
posed almost entirely OF for
eigners who arc Catholics. It ia n fact
that thcre aro scarcely any Americans
employed in the shoe factories OF New
England, they hayinglbeen driven out
by Canadians.
"Methodlsm is drifting westward.
There is no rivalry between tho two
houses. They work as ono. The centre
OF population is now west OF Cincinnati,
and the ccntrc OF Mcthodism is still fur.
ther west."
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A WEST VIRGINIA WOMAN

Lost In O:don-An AEod Lady Who Wont
wust TO Search for Her S!ocr-Informa-
tion Wuntod OF tho Latter.
BISMARCK, n. D., March G.-Lizzie
Miller, aged ciGhty-two yenrs, arrived
in Bismarcl: Sunday. She left Parkcrs.
burg, w. Va, ak week. ago to 20 to her
niece. Mary Miller, who emigrato! 10
North Dakota fvo yonrs ago from
Wayne county, Ohio. She wns Inisled
and purchased 4 ticket to Portland.
Oregon. At Ogden she was stricken
with paralysis and lay lhero uncon.
scious for six days. There she lost her
directions and money and hna no rccol-
lection Of tho place OF destination, al
though cloar as to nil other details.
Information as to Mary Miller aud
place OF residence ahoultl DO sont to tho
Triburo Mt Bismarck, N. d.
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DARING ItOBD;sRS

Torture lady Until She DIscloscs tho
Hiding Pinoo of Ilcr Money.
GrEESsvILLE, Pa, March G.--Rcporta
Of II daring robbery, which occurred
noar Shcaklovilo, have just been re-
coivod. Three masked men enicred tho
residence OF Mrs. Ross, mother OF
Stephen Ross. we'll known music deal
or Of thia place, and aftor beating two
male occupants OF tho houso into ingen-
s'bili!y, they attempted by severe tor
turo TO force Mrs. Ross to disclose the
hiding place OF hor gold, They bli,tered
hcr foot and forced hur to disclose tho
hiding place OF somo so aud leaving
their vic,ims bound and gagged, they
drovoaway in n buggy, hoadinG towards
Greehsville.
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STRIKE ORDERED.
Tho Minors Of tho Pittsburgh District VIII
Go out-Tho Operators Proposition Ito.


Tho Minors Of tho Pittsburgh District WIN
jeoted.
PIrrsuuRolr, Pa, March G.-All ncgo.
tia,ions between tho minors aud opera.
tors Of tho pittsbu.gh dia.rict havo
been declared OF and a strike, involving
from 1900 to 1900 men, has boon
ordered.
Tho lconfcrouce commlttecs- OF tho
minors aud operators falling TO agreo'
on tho tho aixty.nino con. ratio for min.
ing, demanded by tho former. tho opera.
tora proposed joint convention OF
minors'and opcratora.to bo hold In this
city on Saturday. This proposition was
reported 10 tho miners convention when
1t ro.asIemblod this morning and was
promptly rejected. A voto was then
taken and tho strike was ordered, to
tako effect Immediately. Tho delegates
will return TO their homoa this evening
and meetings will bo cnlod at every pit
when'the> >striko will DO announced and
plans for Its prosecution will bo iormu-
lated.
The miners aro hopeful Of winning
tho strlko for two principal reasons
Tho tirst is that tho lake shipments oi
coal arc abou. to begin and they believe
that the demand for .uo will lorco tho
operators to pay tho sixty.nine cent rate.
Tho other reason iB that mover before
havo tho miners OF this district boen 80
thoroughly otsanized as now, despite
:he hard winter OF poverty and suiIer.
ing through which they have passed.
tho strike to Insure them victory must
necessarily be short ono rs the treas.
ury OF the Uui,cd Mine Workers Is not
in a condition to fight prolonged
battle.
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SMALL pox SCARE.


Moro Than n Scoro OF Persons Spreading
the Disease Mt Lima. Ohio.
LIMA, ONO. March 6.-The small po1
scare is growing and is assuming au
alarming aspect. Several new cases
have been reported, one railroad man,
located in boarding house near the
buaincss part OF the city. Twenty-Five
boarders, mostly railroad men, are
locked in. while several occupants Of
the house who discovered there was n
case OF small pox loft before tho health
authorities took charge and are now
scattered in various parts OF the city.
An epidemic is threatened. as tho case
is OF tho most violent form. \ brake
nun nursing the case went on his run
to-day at noon, and the dreaded dis.
case is likely to be scattered all along
the railroad. Tho disease wa, brought
here from Chicago.
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THE HAYWARD TRIAL.
Tho Argument for the Defensc-AttorncI
Erwin's Strong Flea.

The Argument for the Defensc-Attorncy
Erwin's Strong Flea.
MISSEAroLIs. March G.-"Adry and I
put up tho Job to kill Miss Cling and
agreed if We got caught to lay it on
Harry"
Upon the above words tho testimony
OF Maggie Wachtler, W. W. Erwin
roared his defense as presented to the
jury in his closing appeal for tho life of
his client, Harry Hayward, to-day. A
family torn asaunder, brother ngains.
brother-all through the day Mr.. Erwin
labored with the jury.
He dwelt upon the testimony OF
Maggie Wachtler, used tho words OF
Blixt himself and laid before tho jury
the theory OF human tiger and Blixt,
who was the cunning rogue. tho intclli-
gen: villain who had managed to suit
his evidence to the needs OF tho state.
A half day was spent in the eSordium
and three full hours in explaining tho
evidence OF Claus A. Blixt to show that
1t was Adry who had planned the mur-
der with BliS., and Blixt who was Sc
creting him and using every eudeayor
to save his neck and place tho moose
about that OF Harry Hayward.
lie referred to the hypnotic theory,
and insisted that many OF tho state
lneuts OF Biixt had been given to ct
such theory as erected by "Friar
O'Dell." Hypnotism was now idea in
law. \ Kansas court had listened to it,
but the appellate court had kicked i. out
OF the window.
Mr.. Erwin will resume his argument
tomorrow.
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ir MAY FAIL.


Tho Presbyterian Committee Not Meet
Ing with succpHs In Treating with tho
SrmInnrios.
PirrsnvRon, PA, March 6.--Thc
committee appointed by the last ccn-
oral assembly, Of tho Presbyterian
church 10 confer with tho trustees OF
the various Hcmluarie' regarding tho
transfer Of tho property OF tho varlous
theological sominRrics 10 tho dirOc.
control Of tho gcnoral assembly, will
meet tho trusicOa and directora oI tho
Western Thcolorical Seminary in this
cI,y Tomorrow. Tho proposition has
mo. with opposition by tho trustees OF
tho pom!nnrics gGnurnl!y aud Il 10
thought /. will fail iIorc. Many OF tho
scminarieI liuvn cndownmOnta which
worc given rndcr the provisions ni
.hnIr charters and It 10 though. Ihcsn
rif,s would bo IN dnngcr NY transferring
tho property 10 othcrc. Tho trnatcns OF
tho Wnstcrn Theological Seminary, nt
q meetings low months since, voted to
Oppose tho plan.
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THE pRESIDENTS TRIP.

uo Arrives nt Norfolk, But tho Fact Es-
cites Littio Intcrost-
NORFOLK, Va, March 6.-rhe U nited
States lighthouse .endcr Violet, with
tho presidential party aboard. which
left Washington on Tuesday morning,
arrived Il. Norfolk this morning about
$3.50 o'clock and proceeded directly to
Portsmouth, where stop was madc at
tho United Statca buoy yard. opposite
the navy yard. Very little interest was
manifested in tho arrival OF the party
and when they reached the yard but
two person, were at the dock.
In answer to inquiries Commander
Lamberston said that the President was
fcoliug very wei! and had greatly en-
ioyed tho pleasant trip down tho bay
and through Ham pton Roads.
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lNIENDISI1 DEED
ofnn Inccndiary ut Kansas Clty-..hitompt
to Murder m Entiro Family.

Ofnn Inocndiary ut Kansas Clty-..httompt
to Murder m Entiro Family.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March G.-An OK.
plosion OF gas, aaid to havo boon delih.
eratcly planned by M intoudinry. this
afternoon, wrecked tho two.s,ory brick
dwelling Of Lowia II. Day,in Lydia avo.
nue., aad caused tho injury OF ,hron tiro-
mon. Tho explosion wns caused by Il
gus pipo lcadin: from tho basement DO.
ing cut aud lotting tho gas flow through
tho house, which hal apparently beon
set on fro. Soon nltor tho lirnmen ar.
rivod tho whole sidp Of tho house was
blown out aud tho romuindor OF tho
structure shattered. John Lynch, CInr.
onco McElroy and William Mccormick
.woro caught in tho debris. and all %.
vorcly cut and bruised. but none will
uic. Tho family were asleep at tho timo.
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CANNES, March 6.-Mr. William K.
Vanderbilts steam yacht Valiant has
been lying ut Nice for some time. Both
the Valiant and Namouua wero entered
for yesterdays review, but neither of
them took part in the days proceedings.
Mr.. Vanderbilt lives on board his yacht
and is frequent visitor to Monte Carlo.
Mile. Ncustre:tcr, whose name has been
mentioned in connection with tho VAN
doroilt divorce proceedings, inhabits q
villa at Monte Carlo.
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Embenicr Guilty.

DETROIT, Mich, March G.-Norval A.
Hawkins, charged with embczzling ST.
900 from tho Standard Oil Company
while acting rs cashier OF the Detroit
branch, was found guilty to-day. Tho
case will DO appealed to tho supromo
court. Hawkins was released on $1,000
bonds.
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MADRID, March 6.-Tho report that
the Cuban province OF Santa Clara had
been declared in u sta.c OF seigo is con-
'Iirmod by official dispatches received
hero to.dayA Tho government troops
in Santa Clara, who aro pursuing band
oi insurgents under the leadership OF
Ma,ngas, have no. yet cauShtu with
,bn,u -. ..e-
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BERLIN, March AT recent COM
mcrs in honor OF Prince Bismarck, the
pupils OF the high schools OF Berlin eout
n telegram Of loyalty to the emperor.
The following reply to this message has
been received.
: "rho emperor heartily rejoiced at the
pleasing and dccorous character OF your
celebration which affords striking lesti.
mony OF tho enthusiastic gratitude aud
warm vcnora,ion entertained by tho
academic youth OF Berlin for tho great
chancellor"