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Evening journal., 1895-03-20

state city and village the one undispuied,
strongly commended, unfaillng remedy
for the spring Is Palne's celery compound
As nerve strengthened and regulator,
blood purifier and bodily invigorator
there Is nothing that bears any relation
or at al resembles or In any measure
"a rails Palnes celery compound.
It stands by itself. unrelated to any
sarsaparilla, nervine or tonic the world
has ever known, and as far superior to
them IS the diamond Is TO ordinary elass
Its discovery by Prof Edward e.
Phelps, NJ. d, LII D., in the laboratory
o ( Dartmouth medical school WAS as
noteworthy an event In medicine, az the
wonderful cures 1t has effected have been
remarkable.
Where everything else fails, Psine's
celery compound cures Try it,
Harrison b Moore's yacht, building at this
a .unNIfa "a plfT
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
Il This Another spanish Outrage on the
FiaE2

AinEf
From the New York Herald.
IL ID reported from Kew West by a
passenger on the steamer from Havana
hat the Spanish gunboat Arceio has
fred upon and sunk an American schooner
of Puerto del Padre, on the northeast
cost Of Cuba not very far from where
the Alliance was fred on, and that the
crew of sixteen persons persisted The
informant who is responsible for the news
did not know whether the vessel was
carrying arms or members Of any expe-
dltion destined to assist the insurgents
Ia fact, details Of the occurrence are ex-
ceedingly mcagre. Coming so closely
after the firing upon the Alliance, the
news Is calculated TO cause the greatest
excitement aud indignation, but it will
be- wise to wall for confirmation OF the
report and the fullest explanations.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

The Queen Of Madagascar mas sent an
appeal TO the United states TO prevent
Francs from annexing her island The
fear now arises that she may come here
to lecture.--New York World.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

Merchant-phe bargain sile didn't 60
very we'll to day. Floor walker-No. |
think we had better strengthen our rush
line Ladies get to the counter too
aasiIy
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

A Latin journal published IN Philadel-
phia. tells in the supposed dead language
lively story Of q society Of girls
organized in an Iowa town TO make war
on tobacco and its users They met,
made indignant speeches and passed
drastic rtsoluliors calculated to terrify
the young men ~ their aequsiltance
given TO the ussss We filthy weed. Among
their other utions was ere TO the
effect that t,5 eco smoke fouled the
breath and c.o.hlng. and no member Of
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
IN A STATES.
In Each City, Town and
Smallest Village.
PaineS Celery Compound Is
Making People Well.
It's Wide Use To-day Over
Three Continents.
IT'S the One Undisputsd REM
edy That Cures.
Ordered by Physicians Wherever
One Practices.

w herever the
English language is
spoken and English
newspapers a n d
medical journals are
read, there you will
find Paine's celery
compound is ordered
for all forms Of
weakness.
At home, rs well
as abroad. through
out the United
States, in every
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

It is now said that II Frederick Doug
las had lived the colored men Of the
country would have made him Presi-
Dental candidate. and the Republicans
are thanking their stars that he didn't
live He could not have been elected
bat that he could have got votes enough
In several states to have defeated the
Republican candidate Is probable
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
Silks

Twenty new styles of fancy
Taffeta Silks at So cents.
Fifty new styles fancy Taf-
feta Silks at rs cents, 81,
$II5. $I.25 and $I.5o.
The most superb line of fan
cy Silks we have ever shown.
The brightness and newness
of our Fancy and Novelty
Dress Goods are the admira-
ton of our friends and the
public.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

A Cincinnati correspondent Of the
Paper Trade Journal thus notes one
result Of the many clearance" and 're-
building sales" which have taken place
in that city; Cheaper grades Of paper
find ready sales. and great bundles Of
manila paper and paper bags ara finding
their way from the wsrerooms Of the
dealers e. the storerooms OF the mer-
chants The Cincinnati paper makers
may thank bright advertising for this
lively demand, which is but Que OF the
many sequences OF Intelligent publicity,
If the consequential results Of adver.
Using bs thus beneficial. isit not certain
that the direct results must be vastly
more philadelphia Record
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

Now, how about Democratic revival
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Do aLrlkers ever laarn Do thIne2
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

Harrison B Moore's yacht, building at the
pusey and Jones Company's, Will DO launched
al noon next Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20
Black Crepons,


and at prices far below those
prevailing January Ist.
Two very popular and i'm
portant things in Black Dress
Goods.
First-45-inch Black Hen
rietta at so cents.
Second 45-inch Black
Surah Cloth at SO cents.
Both fine Australian Wool,
and previous to January Ist
sold at IS cents.
That large show window is
worth coming any distance to
see. Irish Dimities and
French Organizes. They GER
tainly are beautiful, and our
decorator, with his usual good
taste, has made a charming ex-
hibit of them.
Evening journal., 1895-03-20

We have an exceedingly fine
stock of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-15
NOT srnoNG ENOUGH.

DR.. RrSd on III" CongrogntionRllst Roso-
lntiuns C1ncorniu: this Massacre OF
MlhIonnrtss-Last Dny OF tho Session.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. ll.-This was
tho last days session Of the national
council OF the Congregational churches
the United States. Among tho subjects
on tho programme wers URiveEsal
Peace, Marriage aud Divorce, Prison
Reform and Sunday Observance.
Tho committee OH protection OF
Americans abroad, submitted roIolu'
tions through tho Rev B, q, Northrop,
OF Clinton, Conn, declaring that "our
citizens engaged in religious Hnd eduCa.
tional work abroad nrc entitled to tho
same protection from the American
government rs is granted to the traveller
or tho trader" ~
ave do, therefore," tho rSRslniion
continues, respectfully asi aud conf
IDENTIFY expect our government to give
Iull attention mud Nil possible protection
to Buch missionaries, ~ vol Us our clul'
2ons living or Waiting abroad, and wo
recognize the iailhiuInoi' with which
this duty has been performed from tlmo
to tlme. In this particular the wrongs
dono to our missionaricS in tile Caro-
line IsIands, in China and Turkey, have
not been fully Rtonod for or punished
by tho governments rosponIlbIo thoro'
for.
"lYu doplorO tho massacre in China
OF number OF missionaries OF aisior
churches, and We ask, nat Ia any spirit
OF Vengeance, bus with desire for pro.
toclion, tnat whom possible, by dlplO'
matte representatives. anywhere nOcea'
sary by moro vigorous action, II DO
mads clear that our government will
not fail 10 RiYH oil duo protection to ~
citizens, Whuiu work abroad is al honor
TO our own nation mud blessing to
.no,c clunlfics in which their labora
arO cNpondDd."
Tho Rev. y. +. Rood, y. d., Of Wyau
dottc. Mich, at tho Concluslon OF the
reading snidi
"l think this report 10 altogether too
conservative Di tho feelings Of tho state
department aud df this Naturalization
Tho Anglo.saxon Is not plain enough,
This government aud tho English gov.
WfnintHi hff NV HAHfRftfhh hIN iA4N ~
tho protection Of thOir interests. Some
timN ago In Shanghai tho Americana
hold nlgnlinr and adopted resolutions
giving thoit nltor di,lrust Of tho diplo.
matte agents Of both governments"
Tho Rev Mt Northrop said that tho
committees had RetCOd that mora yGor.
oua language would bO iustlliul, bul
thought that tic results would bO bot.
tor II diplomatic language was used
Tho tnpoft Of tho committee on tho
religion. moods oi tho army and navy
WAS mato by Rov G. n Mtits, ot Cicyo.
land, Ohio II condemned tho port
onnlnon pyacm, and assorted that thuro
ts ftumeaiaia need al az Increase IN tho
number oi army ohapniua
Tho Row Mason Noble, NJ LakN
Helena, Fin, was given tho floor, aud
ho EXPRESSED thanks for that AlalO bo.
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San FRAScIsco, Oct. l4.-The trial OF
Theodore Durrant, for the murder OF
Blanche Lamont, did not 20 on this
morning, So many OF tho Jurors are
business mon and this being collection
day the court adjourned until to.mor.
row.
It is likely that the court will tako
further adjournment tomorrow morn.
ing Attorney Deuprey, the leading
counsel Tor tho defense, is confined to
his bed with rheumatism, and his aaso.
ClRses will base this as a reason for cou,
tinuancc for several days. Although
the court Is opposed to delays in this
trial. it is believed, however, that he
will grant tue continuance. In this
case the trial will not likely DO resumed
before next Monday. In the mean
time, Theodore Durrant remains in his
cell, never leaving 1t even for tho cuAio'
mary exercising in the corridors.
II is said tLat he is becoming exceed
inglT irritable. Since he finished his
testimony in Judge Murphy's court the
defendant mas lost considerable viyacity
ana instead OF being careless and indlt.
feront, hO Ia serious aud troubled.
For the first time since hIs arrest the
medical student seemed impressed with
tho proper idea OF his terrible position.
At last it has dawned on him that h0
may be convicted, and as no realizes the
. ,tS fa al nVrtH n
him he has become much depressed,
Attorney Dickinson, for Durant, to-day
remarked that he thought the deieate
would be able to put tho balance Of its
testimony in two days OF less. Then the
prosecution will put its witnesses in re-
buttGl. District Attorney BarTes says
he will handle them rapidly, but Dick
iuson is preparing 10 cross question
witnesses at length, and on that account
it need create no surprise IL another
week Is devoted 10 the work OF taking
testimony.
Although Captain OF Detectives Lees
is busily engaged in the trial Of DurTant
tor the murder Of Btrnche Lamont, he
iS not overlooking the Minnie William1
case, but is stlll gathering evidence to
be used when the trial Of that case ID
begun. Many think that in the event
tho prisoner iG convicted Of the killing
Of Blanche Lamont, he will not be put
on trial for the murder ot Minnie Will
Jams. Captain Lees and the district at
toERay have made up thoir minds, how.
ever, to press both cases. Just how soon
the second trial vii! begin has not been
determined, As the date Tor the hearing
has not boon aeL
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AND AuL Will pp HAPPY.


Report TINT AIln VandrrbIlrs Marriage
witt bs Followed by u HsuutOu of Hor
ParrHts.
BRooKLYS, n. Y, Oct, l4.-It has be.
come almost an accepted rumor among
tho members OF tho four hundred Of
New York, and particularly among those
who compose the M0adowbrook Hunt
Club, OF Long Island, says tho Eagle to.
night, that reconciliation is probable
between Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Wander
bilt, and that immediately following
the marriage OF their daughter Consuslo
with tho duke OF Marlborough, second
ceremony will unite tho parents Soc
ond time in matrimony,
The marriage Of Miss CopSuelo Van.
derbiis with tho dRks oil Marlborough
is recognized as moro tho wish and de-
sire OF her father than OF her mother,
and this uaion has been used by the
friends OF both parents to bring about q
happy understanding between them.
This has besn kept close secret in tho
innermosE circles oil the four huudrsd,
but 1t has progressed so happily that il
need no longer be 90 closely guarded.
In the settlement OF tho marriage
contracts tho duke Of Marlborough Is
understood to have received SS,0O0,0O0,
and an additional SI0000,000 was
settled on Miss Consuelo.
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IRISH ALLIANCE
RSquOItS That Publlo MsotluEI lie Held
for Organization.

Requests That Pablo MHntluEs He helu
for Organization.
New YoRE, Oct. IA circular, Of
which tho following is q copy, has boOn
forwarded to the delegates throughout
the country who attended the IriSh
national convention recently hold in
Chicago, when tho Irish National Alli'
auCo was established:
an pursuance Of the resotutionI
unanimously adopted at tho convention
OF the Irish NationNliIts, held in
Chicago on September "a, 25 and 20
last, inaugurating aud establishing tho
IriEh National Alliance, whose object is
tho attainment OF the complete national
independence OF Ireland, We request
that public meetings be held in your
several districts to ioEm councils oi the
alliance and thereby enable the work OF
organization to proceed.
ave suggest that no more appro'
pirate date for tho holding Of such
meeting, can bo fixed than Saturday,
the 23d Of November next, day rem
dered sacred to tho cause OF Irish inde-
psudeuce by the mArtyrdom OF Allan,
l.arkin aud O'Brieu, twenty.eight years
ago.
Charters for councila can be OBJ
tanned by applying to the secretary ot
the Irish National Alliance.
"William Lyman, 81 East One Hun
dred aud Twcnty.seCond street, prest'
dent,
"P V. Fitzpatrick, l54'rwonty.aocond
street, Chicago, treasurer,
John T. sattoH, 81 East Ono Hun.
drcd aud Twonty.second street, New
York"
Tho New York association OF the Al
lianca propose holding a meeting in CO.
operation on November %. Efforts ara
being made to secure Hon. John +. Fin.
crty, OF Chicago, as the orator Of the
evening.
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CASHIER Disqualified
Aud the Fort scott state Bank Obliged tC
Close Its D0OTs.

Aud the Fort Scott State Bank Obliged to
Gloss Its Doors.
FoRr Scorr, KASS., Oct l4.-A Iensa-
ton was created to-day when Vice
President ]. J. Stewart, OF tho State
Bank of this city, posted tho following
notice At tho opening hour:
"ThiS bank is closed subject to the
order Of tho State Bank commissioner.
Dcpositors will be paid in full. The
failure to open iS caused by the detail.
cation OF the cashier"
~. J. STEWART, NicO President"
A large crowd of depolitors gathered
around the bank door and discussed the
situation. The cashier, J, Il. Coleman,
has had the utmost confidence Of all.
He has boon cashier since the bank was
organized in 1883. Last WednSIday he
left town telling a reporter no was
going TO his old home in Jerseyville,
ILL.,, where his wiis is visiting.
Cashier Coleman confessed to PreSi.
dent d. f. Coono, OF tha bank, in ths
West End hotel, st. Louis. Saturday
night, that he had lost about $4,000 in
stock and bond speculation and tho
theft had been systematically practiced
for period OF over two years aud cover.
cd up by manipulation Of the banks
books. The capital stock oi tho bank ia
100000. It's directors arc all sabstaa.
tiul men,
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HAwAIIAN NEWS.
Cholera Under Coatrol-Auothor FIlibuss
torinE Expedition.


torinE Expedition.
IfoSoLuLu, Oct. Z, VIA STEAMER CHINA,
SAN FRANcBco, Oct l4,-ChOlera has
about run itS course in this city. But
one case ha, been reported since the
last mail. making a total Of eighty
sovon to date. The board Of health has
lifted tho local quarantine aud freight
OF all descriptions can be sent to the
neighboring istands. Passenger travel
still restricted at present
FiibustoTing expeditions arc now
attracting tho dttention Of tho people,
Tho governor has received word that
armed invaders may be expected at any
time. On the morning OF the 4th word
was received by tho authorities that q
boat load OF armed men had landed on
this island, about ten miles from Homo
lulu, Tho men Questioned tho natives
about tho surrounding country and
thon put of 10 a large schooner which
was anchored of the shore noar Pearl
Hatbor.
A company OF police was sent aftcr
tho stranger, aud later the government
tuc was sent out with field piece aud
detachment Of regulars. The tug
crutsed about for fvo hours aud rs-
turned reporting that nothing was seen
Of the men. Tho appearance OF tho
supposed fiibustcrcr has caused the
government TO prepare itself for inva-
sion. Tho police have all been armed,
extra soldiers have been enlisted md in
other ways tho government is adopting
precautionary measures.
The 1libnsiering craft is supposed to
come from tho South American ports.
ltIs claimed that Ezela and one OF tho
Ashford brothers are nc tho head Of the
movement, Ezeta recently Loft San
Francisco for tho south with tho ayowed
purpose Of onlsting mon to overthrow
tho present government. Many people
scorn tho idea OF any filibustoring expo
dilion, but tho action Of the govern
mont of tato proves that tho men now
In power believe thCrn arc grounds for
fear aud arc acting accordingly.
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cause Of tho stand takon by the council
IN the fight against color discrimination
in the public schools,
On tho subject nt universal peace, the
Rev. Henry a. HaSan, secretary, pro-
sSntsd the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted;
"RSJoirfd, That this national council
concun with any other ecclesiasIlcal
bodies in this and other countries in a
petition in behalf OF universal peace.
and authorizes the secretary to sign the
petition"
Tho membership OF number Of
standing committees was announced.
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USE OF DYNAMITE
ny tho Cuban InSurgrns Causing spanIsl
UnehAinsss.


Hy tho Cuban Insurgents Causing Spanish
UnohAiness.
HAvANA, Oct. A.-The recent use oi
dynamite by the insurgents along the
limo of railroad is causing tho authori.
ties gravo uncaSiness, and It has boon
considered necessary to employ some
special measures to suppress the prac.
tice. II will be recalled that on
several occasions recently dynamite
bombs have been hurled at railrond
trains containing passengers and dc.
tails Of troops and dynamite has also
bcon found placed upon the tracks.
Considerable damage has been done in
this manner, and fears aro fett that
creator harm may come from tho prHc'
tiCe.
With q view to checking tt and pro.
vomiting further attempts, Captain Con.
cral Martinez do CampoS has published
nn order that ati trees and bushes shall
bo cut down und all hula shall he re.
moved within distance Of 700 yards OF
tho railroad irack on both sides. Il is
further ordered that no one shall DO
allowed TO approach tho trains. Nio'
lalors oil those orders arc TO bO sum.
matily COurtmartiallOd.
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WARRINGTON. oct. ll,-.AmbNsHador
Patcnotro hns returned from France
NTH large fund Of information coh'
cnrning tho international exposition Of
1900, which Ia TO OO hold In Paris on q
urnto betting tito advent Of \ nov con.
ury. Tho French government Is In
charge Of tho undertaking aud tho am.
huautur Wtit commHutrato aH ailietal
invitation oi his government to lllC
United stnloV and tic individual eXhibi'
tors 10 take part Ia the expedition.
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FonMAL CIIAIiGGs


slads Against Attorneys Mor'iNnd aud
House for MI'dsmcnuurs Ia uiiioV.
piTrHnuRon, Pa, Oct ll.-fato this
,ilnruoou iniormAtionB wOrc madO bc'
ioTo Alderman Black, charging City At
'orncy ". G. Moroland and his assist.
an ". II. House with niudCmOanor In
,.I0cs, Both ponIIcmon appeared botoro
'uC magistrate, and waving a hearing
rayr bond IN tho sum Of 5000 each for
,e.rappearAncO at tho December torn
o0 court. The charges against each hro
iIJaH IN HHinbRF and AfB made ny Com
luIor II. l. Gourl1v, who claims tIlnt
those city officials did enter into COM
in.n Bilh nnmbur oi banks, where
by said official derived gains ahl al
vantage. specifying tho duposlt oi clly
lundi In tlis aays'hl banks on which m
!ntHat vas paid; In tho Ca'o oI tho hiIo..
ebony National Bank to ttu amount OF
lOOl aud upwards First Nallohni
Sank t2IOJn, lbJ JfIfoIman National
h8nE ~ 900.
NiNI9r MorslAnd, who has hold tho
nHce N city attdrndy fot tdaHeaH yea";
has made good rOcptl by hard nnd
'Ulhlul work and his pteiont d lliohltles
,9ms H great shock 10 his many
ifIsuIa
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CLgvgLASD, o., Oct. l4.-Ninc com.
paHies engaged In tho manufacture oil
wooden and iron poles Nnl shafts for
carriages and wagons and having a
combined capital OF S75O,OOO, mot hOrO
to-day aud organized two central com.
pnnics to which will bo sold tho products
OF tho factories at uniform prlCOs and
through which tho trado will be sup.
pliol, Bolh these companies will have
offices in Cincinnati.
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srAItrL,ING nlirnrlr
Tint zrbnrn, Arabia, Has nson Destroyed
~, IrItish WnrShips.

Thnt HNbnrn, Arabia, Has nsOn Destroyed
b. BrltiSh WhrShip'
LONDON, Oct. ii,-fhc KoIntscho
2cltung to-day published dispatch
from correspondent in ConstantinoplO
asserting that information had boon TO-.
colyod tlorc that tho town Of HNbNru,
Arabia, ia tho Persian Gull, had been
bombnrdod by two British warshipB aud
had boon destroyed. THO English GOV.
crnmcnt has no nuwa OF uuy rHch boHt.
bnrdmont aud officials hcicvo that II to'
icra to tho sholiur Of Atab Dhows On
tho town ot Bttteim In the middle Of
September
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OFF 90 THE HEADS
OrEIEhtOen Cinnamon On Demand of tho
British Consul.

NEW YoRK, Oct l5.-Tho World
prints this morning tho following dis,
patch:
Foo Cnow. CuISA, Oct l5.-(Tuc'dny)
IA a rcSnlt Of the British con'ut's in,
torvicw with him, tho vlcoroy has
agreed TO execute Oightccn moro nc,
cuucd Of numbering missionaries i'm,
mCdiatCly.
Tho conHulS aud tho total (mariitrAtcj y
aro empowered to pass sentence horCNi,
ter without reference to tho yccroy.
Tho concessions arc duo 10 tho pres,
once hotO OF Two British mon OF war.
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LONDON, Oct i.-Tho German Hicom'
or Emma collidcd with the Frcnch bark
phcIQuo oil spurn Head on Monday
morning aud tho Taciquc sank In NJ
icpn minutes. Twelve persons worO
drowned, including Captain Cigarro, Of
tho pncluur, aud tic pilot Tho Emma
WA hnlLY lamAged
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A pI.uNKEX wKErcn
Shoots and Kills Young Gttl on tn,
AirhnL

Shoots and Kills n Young Chi on the
Street
srEuBESvlLLE, o., Oct. 1f.-At Hope
dale, Ohio, last night, Miss Bucking.
ham, highly ro'psc,ed young lady,
was met by drunken man named Leg.
gstt. The girl stepped oil the sidewalk
to avoid Leggotl, but no grabbed hcr
by tho arm, aud with Au oath drew q
revolver and shot the young lady
through tho heart. 10 escaped, but
was quickly ovortaken bya mob, which
was about to lynch the murderer when
no was rescued by tho officers ofthe law.
The people Of the town arc greatly e1'
cited.
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DErnoIr, Oct li.-DolcratOS to tho
fourth annual convention Of tho
Amnlpamaicd Association Of slrool
railway rmploycI assembled in
this city thiS afternoon aud ware
welcomed bv CITY Comptroller
Blnncy. After tho appointment Of
Sinndng committpo', Pfcsitcnt W. y.
Nnhon. Ot Detroit, delivered his annual
ntIf,..
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DAmAs TEXAS. Oct li,--Jack CrowA
was hanged at 3 O'Clock this uftcnoon
al Denton, for tho murder oI tho Carroll
family In Cook county In 1893. llo
killed. father, mother aud childron,
Tho hanging was public, tho crowd bo,
Ing eSlimninj NJ 1900 Grows mado n
short speech protesting that hO was In
nOCenl,
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I0REAN TROUBLE.
oAolaI Confirmation of Landing OF
United States Troops
I'VE DISAPPEARANCE OF The QUEEN
Rot Yet Known Whether or Not
She Was Assasslnatsd.
c!ySES OF The LATE UPRISING.

Tho ousoa's Dislike of tho Newly Or
ganIzod Army-ThO Tai.Wan.Yun
Now In Coutrol-us Runs tho King
to Suit nlmseIr-UnttOd stAtos ami
European Marines Guarding Prop.
erty at tho CapIgal-KoFeaH LeEa.
tlOn at Washington ls Worried.