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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-04-05

Fergus Falls, Minn.. March 81. :
Editor Hoskins. of the Henning Adyo-
cate, is evidently trying to convince
the few people who have been In
doubt as to his sanity that he is real
ly Insane. for after brief quiet he has
again sought nOtoriety by suing Hon.
J.. l.. Rnxter. judge of the district
court. for $1,000 damages for wilfullY
denying him writ of habeas corpus.
The complaint was served on the
Judge to-day by Sheriff Billings, No
attorney appeared in the case, the
complaint heing signed by Hoskins.
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st. Peter. Minn., March es-Nicholas
Gales. aged sixty years. died at his
home here last Monday. Mr.. Gales
was one of the old settlers of this
state, coming to NicolIet county In
1857. He leaves a wife and seven
children. four Of whom Gre residents
Of st. Paul.
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Ta..s,i.s for wi.eon,,n.

Green Bay. Wis. Special Tel.-Jess,
epalding Of Chicago has completed
deal whereby the Harper tannerles,
the largest concerns of the kind in the
STATE Of New York, will be removed to
Cedar River, above Menominie. On
lands owned In Northern Wisconsin
and Michigan are 100000 cords Of
hemlock bark, which will be used In
the new factories. Part Of the project
y for an extension Of the Chicago 4
Northwestern railroad to Cedar River.
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She Haa Eartune.

Norwich, Conn.,. Special.-alrs. Ed.
win 8. Ely. who was identified as the
woman killed on the Gamder Redlaky
after having escaped from the hospital
at Bryn Mawr, Pa.. where she was un.
der treatment for melancholia. was the
wife Of Edwin 8. Ely Of this city. By
the death Of her father, recently. she
Inherited $500, 900.
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MurAs, and Suicide,

San Francisco. March %. - Frank
Satler. an assayer, shot and fatally
wounded his wife and then killed him.
sell. The couple quarreled and sep.
arated several weeks ago. Satler called
on his wife at the Lexington house,
and asked her to 60 to his room. She
refused. saying "you want to kill me" T"
at the same time running into another
room. Satler pursued her and shot
her twice. one bullet striking her
wrist and the other lodging In her
head. Then he turned the weapon
on himself and sent a bullet through
his brain,
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Caused hx ne o...

Lexington. Ky. March 27.-Dr. W.
+: Allen. forty.six years old. one Of
Warsaw's wealthiest citizens, shot
himself to-day. He had been suffer.
Ing from the grip and became de.
spondent. His will. leaving HIS proD.
erty to his wife. was found In his
pocketbook.
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Washington. March 81. - Reports
that the Spanish government is TAX
Ing steps to meet the requests of the
United Statcs In the Alliance affair,
that the commander Of the offending
Spanish cruiser has been relieved
from his ship. and that orders have
been sent to the other Spanish COM
manders In Cuban waters, to observe
the requirements of international law
and refrain from improper inter.
ference with the ships of the United
States or other nations. have caused
Qualifications in official circles here.
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Rock. for Rnt..,

Winnipeg. March 31.-Alai Ruttan
city engineer of Winnipeg. to-day So.
cured verdict for libel against the
Tribune. with S4O0 and costs. The
Tribune made certain charges against
Rnttan for poor work in connection
with the construction Of the piers Of
the Boundary street bridge, and Rut-
tan entered suit for libel
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After Metsler.

Milwaukee. March 31.-A detective
left to-day for Madison to secure
"ennisition papers for the return Of
Frederick Metzler. bookkecpcr who
Is under arrest In New York city OH
n charge Of stealing from his en-
ployer. H. o. Frank of this city.
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Probably Lost.

New York, Special-A rate Of 80
per cent Is being asked for ,einsurance
upon the British steamship Greet.
lands. which sailed from this port
March 0 for Cardenas. Cuba. After
passing out Of Sandy Hook tie vee.
sel has not been sighted. ara althoush
every effort has been Ia1e . An1
tncs Of hsr. ~ tate III lGouh i;
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chokea to Death

Versailles. Ky. March 27. - Polk
Gaines. colored, while on his way
home last night In an intoxicated con.
dition, fell against the fence In front
OF the cemetery. His head became
fastened between the pickets and he
clicked 70 death.
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Given lin for los.

Gloucester. Mass. March 31.-Tbc
schooner Samuel v. Colby, whtc,,
sailed from Newfoundland on Feb.
q. and of which no tidings have been
received. has been given up as lost
by her owners. She carried a crew of
six men.
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charlea noatx n.na

Chicago. March 31.-Charles Booty.
president OF the Switchmen's Mutual
Aid association. also president Of the
Railroad Mems alliance and one Of
the hest known railroad men in the
United States. died to-day OF lung
foros.
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Blocg q River.

Tien Tsln, March 27.-The authori.
ties here have officially notified the
consuls Of their intention to block the
Pei Ho river on the appearance Of
japanese warships.
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Otherwise.

Miners at Spring Hills. N. g.. are on
q strike.
Elks meet In Chicago and take steps
to settle their differences.
Extensive tanneries will be moved
from New York state to Wisconsin.
Gov. Matthews, of Indiana, makes
Q statement concerning the recent leg
islativc riot.
Judge Tuley Of Chicago, re,,ders a
decision calculated to put an end to
option dealing.
q professional bicyclist and will 20
to France to rare
The Excelsior Clothing and Shoe
company Of Saginaw, Mich, has fled
chattel mortgages for over $4,000.
The Illinois senate has passed the
civil service bill, but fears are enter
tained that Gov. Altgeld may veto 1t.
Marie Burroughs, the actress, has
nled divorce suit against her husband
at San Francisco. charging inhdelity.
A shortage Of $4,000 has been dis
covered at the Carson mint. An in
vestigation 10 In progress.
Final papers consolidating the en-
tire coal interests Of all Ohio operators
and carriers were signed at Columbus.
Coal miners in the Abba district Of
Iowa threaten to strike II their wages
are reduced, as the operators propose.
Two hundred negroes at Savannah,
Ga, are waiting to 60 aboard the
steamer Horsa, which will take them
to Liberia.
0eo9Y11 OsnAEal. -eseanization plan
provides for the Issuing Of new Sc
curitles to take up the floating debt
and an obligations.
Beventy-fve employees of the Ameri.
can Screw company ct Providence, r..
l., have struck against . reduction Of
II per cent in wages.
A receiver has been appointed for
the Long Island Traction company,
controlling street railway lines in
Brooklyn, N. 7.
Knights TempIar and the Society Of
Christian Endeavor object to hotel pro-
prietors getting lower excursion rates
than those given them.
The 800 coal miners In the Pomeroy
district resolved to strike against the
proposed reduction Of x Of q cent per
bushel. They demand 2 cents. The
strike 10 already in effect.
Numerous indictments result from
the Lexow Investigation in New York.
The Macon 4 Atlanta railway was
purchased by the Macon Southern 4
Savannah railroad for $3.50. 900.
Nrs. Mary Blaxier. Q wealthy wo-
man residing alone seven miles west
Of Oxford, Ind, was found dead In
bed. The cause Of her death 10 not
yet known.
The frosts Of last week have had q
tendency to make the prices Of dried
fruits now remaining on hand In the
warehouses Of the San Jose valley
arm, II not to advance them.
The two Rockford Qll.) mills Of tho
Columbia Straw Paper company which
recently went into the hands Of re-
ceiver have been leased BY n. b. st,
John Of that city who viii start them
at once with 100 hands. -
Judge geverns, Of the United States
district court at Detroit, rendered an
important decision bearing upon the
Sherman antitrust law, holding that
combination Of the kesse Warren.
Nicnigan and National Capsule con.
/, paniss was Illegal q
n . g. ~
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Rattla ID RleMa.s.

Nice. Special Tel.-Beautiful weather
prevailed to-day, and the Battle Of
Flowers was q great success. The
principal spectator was Queen Victoria
who drove In from her hotel ut Clinics
to witness the pretty sight. Her car
riage was stationed In the best posi-.
tl0n, where the occupants Of the pass
ing vehicles could easily throw flowers
into 1t. The royal equipase was soon
tllled with bouquet.
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Warm Tor a March pnx.

Marshalltown. Iowa. March 3l-Ycs-
tertlny was the hottest day ev"r
known here in March. The thermom-
ctcr indicated SS .leg' ccs in the shade
ut noon. ana II was still warmer II
the afternoon.
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THE WAR. ~ ENDED.
An Cnconaitional hrmistic Deelar.
ed By japan.


ed By Japan.
Toxic. March 31.-The emperor of
Japan has declared an unconditional
arinistice. The full text Of the
arinistice is as follows:
"On the opening OF negotiations the
Chinese plenipotentiary proposed
armisticc which Japan was willing to
accept on certain conditions. While
this negotiation was going on, the out
ward event happened on the person Of
the Chinese plenipotentlary. His
majesty. the emperor, In view of this
unhappy occurrence, commanded tho
Japanese plenipotentiaries to consent
to temporary armistlce without con.
dttions. This was communicated to
the Chinese plenipotentiary."
Washington, March 3l.-The uews
that IN unconditional armistice had
been declared by the emperor Of
Japan was confirmed at the Japanese
LEGATION. where It was stated TINT q
cablegram to this effect had been re-
ceivcd from the home government.
China made the offer of the armistice
and the peace plenipotentiaries Of
japan were empowered by the EN-
paror to accept 1t without condition.
This was done In view of the '.uncx-
nected event" that happened, vIz.:
the attempted assassina tion OF I'll
fsmnS ehosass.--Tlao--a armistice. snill
Minister Kurino. of the Japanese E ic.
gatlon. would be effective until the
peace negotiations are concluded.
After meeting Of the peace ambas-
sadors had been decided on Chinn re-
quested the declaration Of an
arlnlstice, but this request waa not
favorably acted Upon by Japan. His
government. Minister Kurlno said,
hnd not been inclined to stop war
like operations except on certain con.
aitions. These conditions are not
known. but 1t Ia suggested that prob
ably the occupation Of Taku might
have been one. Japan wishing some.
thing as u guarantee of the willing
ness and earnestnesa Of the Chinese
for an amicable settlement Of the
%as vS& tsH'tar:';; to Sree es',t to ihs .;;n
lations demanded hy J~pc.. AN, ~.
attempt on the life Of the Chinese
peace ambassador solved the problem
for the time being. and hostllities will
be suspended. There will be no with.
drawnl Of the japanese troops from
Chinese territory. however.
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Firhti.s tho caet-s,

Aberdeen, 8. D., March 2s.-rarm.
ers are making determined fight
against the Russian thistle this
spring. Thousands of acres have al
ready been plowed over and some
improved methods have been resorted
to with success.
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Shot His son.i..I.-

Elizabethtown. KY, March 27.-Last
night Delvin Hobbs shot and killed
Ike Horn, his son-in-law during a
quarrel over the treatment of Horns
wife. lie having beaten and threatened
to kill her,
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A REBukE Is GIVEN.


spnin's Satisfactory Action In Cou.
ncctfOn With the Alliancn Affair.
New York. March 31.-A special dis.
patch from Santiago dc Cuba SAYS
Lieut.. Ybnrra has hern relieved frum
command Of the Spanish cruiser
Condc dc vcnadito, which fired upon
the American steamer Allianra. Can't.
Matens has been appointed to succeed
Lieut.. Ylnrrn. Senior Cnpriles, civil
governor OF the Province OF Santiago,
has resigned. Senor Dupuy dc Lone,
the new Spanish minister TO the
Cnited States. will accompany Mar
shal Martinez Campos to Cuba. sail-
Ing On April 4 next, the object of his
visit to that island lming to invcsti-
gate before proceeding to Washington
the story Of the firing upon the Ameri.
can steamer Alliance.
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Smallpox Scare is Over.

SnotIp0X Scare 90 Over.
New York, March 30.-W. e. Hoyt,
general Eastern passenger agent Of
the Missouri Pacific railway, has re-
ceived telegraphic notices that the
smallpox scare at Hot Springs, Ark.
10 over, and that business has resumed
its usual activity.
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Unfertunnte Even,..

$4,000 shortage.in the Carson, New,
mint 70 reported.
A Chicago matrimonial agent 10 con-
victed Of fraud.
Postmaster McBain Of Owosso,
Mich. was assaulted and almost muir
dsro0 by an unknown thief.
Nath Reed, alias Texas Jack, who
participated in the Blackstone, I. T.,
train robbery, - under arrest ct Fort
Smith.
The Jury In the Davis train wreck
Ing case ct Lincoln, Neb, was unable
TO agree and was discharged by Judge
Holmes.
John Brown, a Quincy, Ill, book
keeper. committed suicide by blowing
the top Of his head OF with Q shot
gun.
Matte Freeman the 17-year-old
~contr1ct'' wife Of Philander Freeman
81 years old shot herself dead at
Springfield, No.
Steamer Spokane, running ON Lake
Kootenai, Wash., was burned while
making q trip. Passengers were pa
nic-stricken, but no one was hurt.
Miss Anna Miller, formerly q kin.
dergarten teacher, was burned to
death In q state institution at Lincoln,
III. ~
Storage warehouse elevator Of Hugh
Rogers 4 Co. Of st. Louis was burned,
with the contents. The loss is $780,
600.
Mra Levi. Of Chicago ninety years
old, committed suicide last night by
hanging. She 10 thought to have been
insane.
Nebraska cattle rustlers criminally
assault and lynch a woman who mad
been subpoenaed to testify tsainst
them.
The steamer Glen Vaughn, with 40
bales Of cotton and 100 sacks Of seed.
was burned near Bay Carbourne. II.
Boat Ah9 9earBo-weror insursd.
Dayton Stonecipher Of Centralia,
NJ, died at Decatur ct injuries re-
ceived By being crushed By Wa-
bash train.
John Abel aged Is, an employe Of
the Illinois Steel company, was "a.
stantly killed at Joliet, III, BY an
Atchison, Topeka & sante Fe train. Z;
At Peoria, III, 1re destroyed the
Dewin building, one Of the oldest and
pEtncipal business structure of the
city. Eosh 100000
An iexpsosion Of giant powder oc.
cured In the Verde mine ut Sonora,
Mex- which killed four miners and
Wounded one fatally.
Bertha Klug, wife No. I, Of Richard
d. KluS Of Milwaukee arrived In
Philadelphia to-day from Milwaukee,
to press the charge Of bisamy against
her husband.
Two, horses were lost through the
Ice OF NcGulpln point at Mackinaw
CITY Mich, and Q party Of men went
intSths Mater, hut all managed to get
out. s. = i-ls
HfS. Ely OF Norwich, Conn, who
Aas been undar Treatment for melan.
3cl,0lia 1t tk11HlAwr Pa, hospital
for abcut thiee months, committed
0Yieide. "a S, n
Henry Bartholomew, foreman and
hiFo Stockholder Of the Enterprise
otoye foundry Of Vincennes, Ind,
conm;fted suicide BY cutting his
threat No cause u known.
Ths coronsrs jury in the case Of
2 aenH Burmeister. recently found
dead under Suspicious circumstances
q . hut at st. Anssar; MINI, has re.
tetned . verdict OF accidental death.
ytre. that broke out this morning In
xaborn's cooper shop, destroyed the
entire plant and Q big stable adjoin.
Ing Eight 6ne draft horses In tie
Stable were burned to death. Loss,
$4,000.
Arthrr Kelly celebrated 81 Pat
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MINNEAPOLIS. March 27.-Last even.
Ing, on Washington avenue. a lad by
the name Of Carl Gustave sordquist
was struck by a passing car and
killed.
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MEN READ.
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SuNtlsm

suHst4W
Some Michigan references for
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A. Logan (widow of the famous union
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and pleasant. Ter. thousand truthful
testimonials. Cures where al! Csc
falls. $l.5o u bottle. Worth mo-c.
Take nothing else "1ast ae good" on
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much. Write to-day. Costs nothing to
investigate.
Swanson Rheumatic Cure CO.,
1s7 Dearborn street, CHICAGO.
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Pine Bluff, Ark, Special Tel.-W. F.
Campbell. a prominent planter of this
county, was fatally stabbed by ]. ].
Cole, farmer. this morning, In this
city
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Jefferson. Iowa. March 21.-Burglars
entered the store Of George Smith and
stole fine dress goods. silks. laccs. ETC..
,nlCed at 500. 1t is the secord
burglary within week.
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su.pected of Rohh.-,.

San Diego. CAL. March. ~. Few.
mour Jl,kson. cashier Of Goddess
Bank Of st. Ensenada. has been ar
rested I'm snsni"ion Of havin.. robbed
the bAnk Of $12.!0O on March 70.
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Eekela Retnrn..

Washington, March 3O.-Mr. Eckels,
the controller of the currency, re.
turned to-day from hunting trip in
Noz.h Carolina.
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saltwater. Minn.. March 2S.-James
Rene. a llfer who was received at the
prison Sept. 20. 1884. from Duluth
died last night Of heart failure.
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COnvSceeA 81 PeeIurv.

Wnupaca, Wis, March 3O.-Wil,iam
Hanscomb. who was convicted Of per-
Jury in the Meade murder case, was
to-day sentenced to prison for seven
years.
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liabilities Greater,

Dedham, Mass, March 27The steel
edge stamping and re-tinning com.
pany has assigned. Liabilities, S193..
GAG; assets, 100000.
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Shot Each Other.

Bowling Green, Ky. March 81. -
James Simpson and Milligan Wells,
farmers In Butler county, engaged In
Q shooting ARRAY. Both will Die.
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Reroign.

A eemi-omclal statement Of Eng
lands difficulty with Nicaragua II sent
out from London.
England and Nicaragua are In q row
and the United States may be In:
volved. ~.
Word has been received Of the fatal
goring at Culiacan, Mex. Of Poncinno
Diaz, the most famous bull fighter in
Mexico.
The porte. replying to protest from
Sir Philip Currie, the British minister,
assured him that measures would be
taken to protect Christians In Asia
Minor. The porte has also assured the
American minister to the same effect.
a dispatch to the London Times
from Lima says that the loss in killed
and wounded ON both sides in the
fighting about the capital was 1000.
No foreigners were killed. The city
ID now quiet.
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HG.vo. - Fairaela me.

Marshalltown. Iowa, March SO.-Mr.
George Wells. the mayor and lcadina
banker Of Fairfield, died suddenlv
this morning at this place.
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The Election Frauds.

Kansas City, March 2S.-The spe,
ciol grand jury summoned to invest.
gate election frauds submitted Gnofh.
er report to day. Twelve indf :tments
were returned, eleven Of which were
for crimes against election laws.
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London, Special Tsl-Ths house OF
commons, By Q. vote Of 118 to 1853,
adopted Q resolution offered By Mr..
Allen, providing for The payment Of
Oembefs.
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Madrid, March 28.-El Liberal says
that the Cuban rebels do not ex.eed
5000 in number, that only half Of
them are armed, and the majority 10
composed Of negroes.
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Tortured asd Rosbea.

Bradford. Pa, specIal.-Last night
at Palmers Mills, an aged couple werc
tortured and robbed by masked men,
the robbers securing over $500.
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Ecelesiasties Released,

Ecolesiastics RELEASED.
Constantinoplc, SpeciaL-The sui.
tan has released the Armenian eccle-
siastics who were Imprisoned In the
provinces for political ofIensss.
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s3e8D ~ q Mo6ek ool., ~ s,ttine
- e. Qnasrsl Il lsilS 6 .
u ! - u = wiids ma
y. SD llsvHcads . j ressil sst ! nsu,.
-. - of Oarey, Ohio, q missing
Sun4ee the mast seosatiooal ana mye.
tetSous circumstances every indIca.
StSo0 pointing to his murder ara sulIse.
Quent taking away b. burglars.
. ~ WicAta, Kan, Henry Cherry.
his vile ard two sons, Raymond and
Henry. ten and three respectively.
were poisoned By drinking water from
/ Q well near their home. They may
die.
At Hampton, Iowa, Judge HIndinan
seotenced Fred W. Alonso1 and Ern-
ct Be0ham to 6ftsen years in the
Anamoea penitentiary, and Thomas
BootA 70 twelve years for robberiea
conmltted and attempted last Jan.
suaxy.
- AAetts Roestaum q high school
mi of 10 ysars entered suit against
Frank nunkle ol Crawfordsville, Ind,
Tor $1,000 damages alleging that
Dunkls betrayed her under promise
of marriage. Both belong to promt
nent families. S'rll
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O0ce.s and Men Of British Troops
Killed by Rebels.
Calcutta. Special Tel.-The situation
Of affairs In Chitrail has grown more
serious. Lieut.. Ross, OF the -Four.
teenth Sikh regiment. has been at.
tackled by the enemy ard killed with
some Of his men. Chitrnil Inns been
In disturbed state ever since early
in January last. when Niznn VI Afulk
Afehetar was murdered Ivy his yourg.
er brother. Amir u Mulk. who estab
lished himself 40 mehetar.