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Griggs courier., 1895-03-08
LATER.

The SD congress adjourned at noon
of the 4th. The vice president an
nounced Senators Cockrell, Davis. Cor
don. Daniel, Quay and Sherman as the
senatorial members of the committee
to take part in the dedication of the
Chickamaugua national park. The
speaker of the house announced Mr..
Culbertson of Texas, Hit of Illinois
and himself as members of the none.
tary commission. The appointment of
himself was in accordance with a reso-
luton adopted by the house.
THE marriage of Miss Anna Gould,
daughter of the late Jay Gould, to
Count Paul Ernest Boniface de Castel-
lane. was solemnized at noon the 4th,
Archbishop Corrigan officiating, at the
residence of her brother, George j.
Gould, Sixty-seventh street and Fifth
avenue New York.
Two we'll dressed men entered the
store of A. Moses at Cumberland, Wis,
the 4th, and after buying o revolver,
had it loaded, and then coolly shot him
when he went to make change of a
large bill thrown down to pay for their
purchases. The ball entered the feshy
part of his leg. They then kicked him
in the stomach until insensible and
made good their escape with nearly 500.
HENRY ALIENS American. built yacht
Dakotah won the Ogden Goelet and
James Gordon Bennett challenge cup
No. the 4th at the Mediterranean
yachting carnival.
FOUn masked men went to the home
of John Schonbrice in suburb of To-
ledo, O., and compelled him to give up
S5, 900 in cash. The robbers tortured
him by roasting.
The power house of the Chicago and
North Shore Electric railway at Edge
water, ILL.,, was burned the 4th. Loss.
$3.50, 900.
w. c. CouP. of circus fame, died of
pneumonia the 4th at Jacksonville, Fla.
The supreme court of the United
States handed down decision the 4th
that is of great Importance. This de-
cision terminates the three Edison pat
ents Of the carbon transmitter owned
by the American Bell Telephone COM
pany. by which 1t hoped to extend it's
control for 25 years more, as would
have been the case had the decision
below been reversed. A considerable
number of very broad patents owned
by the General Electric Company are
also disposed of by this decision, includ-
ing Mr.. Edison's patent upon the in
caudesceht lamp regarding which there
has been so much litigation, and also
his patent on the multiple arc" sys-
tenn of distribution, and his patent on
the socketfor ihcandescent lamps.
Griggs courier., 1895-03-08
viii Wipe Out Gambl,nr.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-Ex-Postmas-
ter General Bissell thioks that the bill
which passed congress forbiddin9 the
transmission Of lottery business by ex-
press will effectually wipe out that
form of gambling in this country.
Griggs courier., 1895-03-08
DOMESTIC.

TIE large -four mill of Wilson Bros.
at Peabody, Kan, was completely de-
stroyed by fire, the loss being 500. 900.
THE resignation of Postmaster Gen.
eral Bissell, to take effect in April, was
placed in the hands of the president.
Mrs. AMANDA HAMILTON, of Gran
rifle. Ind, aged As, and her mother,
aged 20, were shamefully beaten by a
gang of white caps.
FRIENDS of Frank u. LEM, the Amer
lean bicyclist who was lost in Asia
Minor ten months ago, have organized
q search for him.
LOUIS STOLZENBERGEE, a Cincinnati
salconkeeper, fatally shot police Off
Ger and was himself killed by another
policeman.
ADJT. GEN. CHARLES l.. EATON, of
Michigan, fell dead with apoplexy of
the heart while attending funeral in
Detroit.
FIRE destroyed the Kaestner build
ing in Chicago. occupied by numerous
tenants, and several adjoining houses,
entailing loss of 100000.
ALL but three labor organizations in
Pittsburgh, Pa, seeded from the
Knights of Labor.
Tissue paper garments, of all sizes
and colors, were pinned on show bill
figures which had offended Port Huron
(Mich.) minister's
DIRECTORS of the Minneapolis expo
sition have formally offered the build
ing and site to the state for capitol
purposes.
A DISCUSSION of the present system of
divorce laws was indulged in by the
National Council of Women ut Wash
ington.
A STATEMENT of the operations of the
treasury at Washington during Feb
rnary shows the receipts were within
$2.3ll,27S of the expenditures.
The factory of the Chicago Pipe
Works company at New Philadelphia,
O., was destroyed by fire, the loss be-
ing 100000. j..
The physicians of Washington were
discussing phenomenon offered by a
young colored girl who was having the
smallpox for the second time.
An autopsy on Herman Switzer, of
Terre Haute, Ind, who died while lift
fng an ice chest, showed his heart had
broken in two.
A CIGARETTE carelessly thrown by q
boy started a fire at Kingston, n. c.,
that caused a loss of S925, 200.
j. HAMBURGER & Co., of New York,
importers of leaf tobacco, made an as
alignment with liabilities of $500, ,OOO.
REFRESHING sleep has come to David
Jones, of Elwood, Ind, after 152 days
and nights of wakcfulness.
ENos RANDALL and his wife died al
most simultaneously at La Grange,
ind. Randalrs death was the result
eta protracted illness, but his wife
had been in perfect health.
The steamship Kingdom, Capt. Jones,
which left Hamburg December 1s last
2or Philadelphia with crew of thirty
ok men, was given up as lost
HRRY L. MAY, who by representing
g. himself as young girl anxious to
( narEy had victimized men in all parts
81 the country, was arrested in St.
Louis.
Griggs courier., 1895-03-08
FOREIGN.

FIRE in the piling grounds of Gilmour
& Hughson, near Ottawa, Ont, de-
stroyed over 5000, 1000 feet of lumber,
worth about $l5O,OOO.
AN investigation of the recent wreck
on the Interoceanic railroad near the
City of Mexico shows that 1O4 persons
were killed.
GOVERNMENT troops captured the
whole insurgent band in Cuba and the
prisoners were taken to Matanzas for
trial.
MISSIONARIES on the coast of Labra-
dor state that there is great suffering
and starvation among the Nascapee In
dians.
M. PERcuER, one of the editors of the
Journal des Debats, of Paris, was killed
in duel with NJ. lie Cheatelier.
IsalA1I. PAsHA, ex-khedive of Egypt
and father of the present ruler, died at
Constantinople, aged 65 years.
MGR KnRIM1RAN, the Armenian pa
triarch, says 1000 of his countrymen
were butchered in the Sassoun district
PROF. JOHN STUART BLAcK1E, the
Scotch author and scholar, died in Lon
don, aged S6 years.
A MILLION DOLLARS damage was
caused by a fire which originated in
Simpsons dry goods store in Toronto
Canada.
A BOILER in distillery at Irzkany.
Rounaanin, exploded, doing great dam
age to the building and causing the
loss of twelve lives.
INFLUENZA was raging with virulence
in London and Berlin. The well-to-do
classes seemed to be the greatest suf-
ferers. ...
/ PRESIDENT DOLE, of Hawaii, COM
muted the death sentence of the four
leaders of the rebellion to imprison-
nent for thirty-five years and $40, 900
fine. The ex-queen will be imprisoned
for five years.
Griggs courier., 1895-03-08
Second CousIn Of Cxar Dead.

SAN RENO, Italy, March 4.-Grand
Duke Alexis Michaelovitz, son of
Grand Duke Michael, is dead at the age
of 20. The deceased should not be con-
founded with Grand Duke Alexis of
Russia, the uncle of Car Nicholas II.
The dead duke was only q second
cousin.
Griggs courier., 1895-03-08

woman Suffrage In Ohio.
COLUMBUS, o., March 4.-The litiga.
tion to test the validity of the new law
giving school suffrage to women has
been carried to the supreme court. A
decision is desired before the April
election.
Griggs courier., 1895-03-08
Costly Fire in +. Kans.. Tow,

Costly fro In . Kansas Town.
SALINA, Kan, March 4.-Fire started
in the basement of the Opera block, a
three story structure, at $50 o'clock
Saturday night, completely destroying
it, the Greer block and the masonic
temple. The total loss is $3.50, 900; in
Surance two-thirlS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-07
Bm11ornoA Dn "LA OoRRnspoNDnNczA". 35

Cuando Juana Sc qued6 sola, recorri6 aus
habitaciones, no se mostr6 descontenta. Ell
sol, que desaparecfa rapidamente iluminaba
Ia zampo6a, ouyos sonidos habian herido el dido
de la joven, segu1a entonando en- el fondo de los
bosques sus melanc6icos aires. En- las aveni-
das del parque, Sc sentfa el galopar de los ''po-
neya" de los guardas que regresaban de au SER
vicio
Los mejestuosos cisnes segufan su paseo
por las Yerdes aguss de los fosos.
Aquel era un lugar que oonvidaba la me-
ditaci6n.
Juana Sc qued6 pensativa parec1a refe"
xionar.
La belleza de los lugares tenta POGO de
aorprendente para aquells naturaleza agobiada
por los c6loulos de una ambici6n desmedida.
'bsip embargo, peEnsneQi9 Qn@ jnstapte baio
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FL COLLAR DEL RAJAH
Arecibo.

de fra indiferencia, que no la inform6 respecto
q sus pensamientos
-Casi, casi-respondi6. Sin embargo, vie.
nen alguna vez visitar So madre; pero por
pocos dias, = veces por algunas horas tan solo
& menos que no vengan con sus amigos para al
6lenmore, muohos ciervos, oor2os, Hebres, A fsi- al
sanes gallos silvestres, nuestros j6venes To-
res se divierten cazandolos; pero este no ocurre
hasta ell mes de Septiembre despues En- ve-
rano no Sc CORE ma que la zorra, estos son
los arrendatarios y la gente del pals los que Sc
permiten esa diversion dLa seforita no quiere
otra cosaP
No, Ketty. Os doy las gracias por vues-
tros detalles. ST tengo alguna cosa que pedi-
ros, .llamar6
-Buenas noches senorita---dijo la escocesa
y sc fu& ahogando ell ruido de sus pasOs, que sc
perdi6 bien pronto en- la inmensidad de los CO.
Fredores,
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j. .A.2ATIM POS.
Solt1ci6n q Ia Charada de aver
CO-GI-MPENTO

a WwAE 4DE &aIMALES GRANDES RENE
DosCuando empoBemedto organioo aniquila el
esptu impone Revolver al sistema nervoso toda s
fuerZa vgor ah indicaci6n especial del vino Cordial
de Cerebrina Urs conceptuado los m6dcos em
eeonstituyente "pOderOsO e vitaliza
dOr' mas rapfdo.*
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CASA EN- VENTA. .-Desea venderso en-
SantUrce una de MADEIRA propia para una fami-
liza larga en- buenas condolences. InfOrmara don Car
los B. Meltz, FOrtaleza 81. O~S|
LOGON ANTIHERPETICA DEL Doc
mejor medicamento los herpes
quitarles de apcarla LOci6n
esa puada quita La caspa ev9pdo Ia caida del cabeO
empees manchaS espinias de
cara ExtO segurO Immediate Pdase todas las bOcas
de sa al por mayor, la del se6or Guemety depostar0
LOCAL DE EPANADERIA.-Se arrien-
da el de la viuda de don Jose Gonzalez ca
lie de San Sebastian ndmero. 35.-Infor-
maran Bolivar Arruza y Comp en- @ 3O-9
En- una agencia teatral:
-lTiene usted una tiple de zarzuela?
-Si, sef1Or.
-5Es guapa?
Como un sol.
d Elegante?
-Mucho.
-jGraciOsa?
Una delicia.
-jY tiene voz?
-;Hombre, es usted insaciable!
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- ~ ~ 49, ~
Turba Ia paz de mi alma
De continue una Illusion,
Que da vida al coraZ6n
Pero le roba la calma
Y esa illusion intangible
Constituye mi desvelO,
Pues consiste ivive el cielo!
En- un eterno impossible.
Por ESQ siempre luchando
Sin tregua, con la impotencia
Con glacial indiferiencia
VOy la vida acelerando.
Pues 81 le pido al destino
Lenitivo q mi pesar
Halo I'm nuevO balladar
En- mitad de mi camino.
Y, hastiadO del sufrimiento,
Al meditar en- mi suerte,
Mil veces llamo la muerte
Mas dulce que mi tOrmento.
A. RUBENs.
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AWOsTURCOS Y ROMANOs de va

por propietariO D. NIc0lds MartIWe9 B9TceM0S ma.
TAGURz.-IEl mejor mas rapido depuratvo del
mundoi <Ninguna enfermedad puede resistir estos
bafos maravilosos. Agentes en- Ia Capital, Don Ma
nuel Romero Haxthausen, Hotel "Inglaterra'. No Sc
adniten tiscos nj cancerOsOs. Pl 30
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orJ5 NdS Tdf&6n5 56RS$e ss 5es ds s. ds:
Este ron p6simo, Internal y nata--gente, sc
regala los tocayos del establecimiento a
SO centavOs botella.
1O---Santa ROsa---1O ArecibO.
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AlMAcENy Liberia de- OLYMPIC Ote

y
Co.-Ponee )-Pnert9- Rico BEETHOVEN Sonata
81 ''Mi bemol mayor peso, 13 centavos Idem idem
DO sostenido menor so centavos Idem idem %
Ire mayor peso 35 centavos Idem idem 81 mi
bemol mayor / peso l3 centaEos. Dos Sonatas en-
sol fa mayor l peso Is centavos. Sonata OPP. 10
en- do menor'' IS centavos.
Un individuo muy celoso ha soborna-
do Ia doncella de su adorado tOrmento
para que le de noticias sobre la fdelidad
de su amada.
Llega ell individuo medic dia y en-
cuentra en- la escalera un caballerO.
& Ha venido alguien esta mahana?
lie pregunta & la criada con febril i'm
paciencia.
Made, sehorito.
-Pues 20 he visto salir auna persona.
ESQ.,. estaba aquf desde anoche.
ELALCOHOLADO AROMATICO, pre-
parade por CGStu13 Rodriguez, especicO sin ri
VAL para la conservation de los dentes da grato aro
al aliento quita las pecas arrugas de Ia cara,
cura los catarros jaquecas, neuralgias afeccones
reumatcas.-D Jose Lopez Garcia. I5-ll
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GERONIMO zERBI.-AGENTE DE
7. q @ II A.

NEGOCTOS. Sol 4SCompra veDde aeciones del Banco ES
panol de PtO-Rico del Territorial Agricola
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Oh A r A D A

FL casado m1ao dos quiere
dice un antique refrain;
Ell que prG7nG cWGtrO vinos
por fin Sc emborrachara;
de 10 que terce3'1 cWGrtG
suele tratar cada cual;
prGno0 tres pide g que siente
languidez s enfer DAedad;
no hay cWGtrO dos que convenga
a las artes del truhan.
Els ell tOdO un edifcio
de caracter militar.
CARBON DE MADERA.-En la Ma
rna cale del COmercio nmerO 3 detras de Ia fabrca
del hielo encontrara el pubico constante existenca
de talegas grandesy baratas de carbon competamen-
te seco fuerte. Sc lleva domcilio al que 10 de-
see l5-e
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GEL SGV". Gale Nueva de la Mari

SOL - Gale NueYa 7 a. De 2oorar Ia Mafin dadn
de vnos mesa, ameEtiias cores fnos olga
srven dOmc1GO las tacturas que
pasen de ocho Que hagan por esabec
miento sean famias RESIDENCES esa Capital Puera de
rerra CatanO 9anturce Pages fnaizar las mensuada-
garantiza bomdad do los art1cu'
los. GY Sc COmpran venden frutos Del palS:
1S-8 VICTORIANO RODRIGUEZ.
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LA LAE&pERlEMGlA demuestra que el

UngGento Derm6geno es segurO en- resultados
satisface al pacente como 10 compruebA D. Jose Pa
hecho varias pruebas ell UngUento Derm6geno
tanto lllceras, como tumoreS y herdas, jamas
he halado otro ungiiento gual lie acOnsejadO d va
rios amigos su siempre sus efectos han sldo IN
falibles-JOSE PARES. 40-42
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-21
NEWS Of THE STATE At LARGE
The Latest Intelligence of Interest
From the State Capital
The Reward of Persistcncy OF the
Wrong Kind S Bruised Head.
The Saloon Keepers Threaten
to Boycott the City on Sun
day. Other News.
Special Dispatch to Tho virginiau.

RIcuMoSD. Va, July 20.--G. W.
Pickney, the negro who had his head
bruised 10y beer mug for his persis-
efforts 10 drink at Lnwreuce's saloon
last weok, was able to apear in Court
to-day against Mr.. Lawrence. He said
he had not tho slightest recollection OF
tue occurrence aud did not know
who hit him. Tho prosecution could not
establish the fact that Lawrence threw
the mug and therefore was discharged.
The truth is that Pickney was too
drunk Oh TINT day to remember any
thing. This negro is travelling with a
show company and 1t twill b. remem
bered that be claimed the right under
the Now York Mplby law 20 drink at a
white place.
Tho barkeepors who keep omen on
Sunday, the gambl0rs and other peo.
pie who are kicking about the orders
issued by Ohief Of Police Howard, are
to-day organizing excursion parties to
go out Of the city to morrow. They
have. according TO their way of think.
ing. solved Il problem that to them is
serious. 1t IL their purpose to boycott
kicbmond OH Sunday. Said one OF
them today, "Rlchmond Will lose
thousands of dollars overy Sunday ON
"NSouHe VA huC VI tuG OulDl III
Interfering with our business. We will
all go To the Reashoro or mountains mud
spend our money there. We intend to
make Richmond sick OF this thing"
The Richmond market is now giutted
with nll sorts q! vegetables, and yestar.
day Mesors. Wesley Il Co.. commission
merchunts, bought up 5000 head OF
cabbage, quantity OF potatoes and
squashes. and advertised that they
wonid give them away to poor people
to-day. From the carly hours of
morning there was constant stream
of people, fully 30 per osnt. OF whom
were coIorcd. Many needy. but proud
people scnt children with anonymous
notes for supplies, and all such orders
were iiled.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-21
FR|GHIFUL RACE TRAGEDY
a Stick of Dynamite Used to Exter-
inmate a Family.
a Building Takes Fire From the Ex.
piosion of Dynamite. Five Men
We're Killed and One Seriously
Wounded. A Quarrel Be.
tween Men CAUSED II.

ST.. LOUIS. July 90 special TO ths
Chronicle from Waco. Tex, savs that
irightf:n tragedy occurred this
morning at Mart, small village in
this county, twenty miles distant. m
which live negroes wore killed and ono
seriously wounded. Two months aqo
a dispute arose between a. Phillips. a
negro. and Phil arnold, white, both
farmers, In which the Inter ehot and
killed the former, aud was in turn
killed by Phillips young son.
Tho tragedy of this morning ia the
sequel. Since Arnold aud Phillips
were killed. feeling has been bitter be-.
tween their friends, and they have
recently been threatened with extermi
nation. This morning the town was
aroused by loud report and found she
house of MIR. Phillips. widow of tue
negro killed by Arnold, in hames.
stick of dynamite had been thrown into
the building, blowing it to pieces and
eett!ng fire to the wreck. There were
six neRroes in The buildings ut the time.
iive being killed. hut one person escap.
ing, aud 1t is thought he will die.
Officers have been sent to the soene,
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FOR INFANT SANiTARluM.
The High Tea Given at Virginia Beach
Last Night.

The High Tea Given at Virginia Beach
Las, Night.
The high tea given at the cottage of
Hon. Barton Myers at Virginia Beach
last night for the benefit OF the In
iant Snnltarium WAS great SUCCESS,
and handsome SUN was realized.
The nlfar was III charge of Mesdames
Barton Myers, ID. j. Boswell, f.. S.
Taylor, NJ. T. Cooke, j. X. Todd, J.
L. Etheridge, j. +. Allyn, Il. T.. De
JnrnetI, ". B. Martin. james Y.
Leigh, Fred Greenwood, W. ID.
Crowell. W. +. Irvine, Nj. GIeuunn
aud others
The iIluminations and decorations
were very beautiful. The tea was held
from to 10 o'clock. and was attended
by the cottagers aud many of the
guests from the Princess Aune. There
were aiao many persona present from
Norfolk. who returned to the city by
the late train.
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WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
What is Sent Out From the City of
Magnificent Distances.
Ry SnnLnarn Aaan,intnI n....
Southern Ass0ciIttel Prbss


WAsHINGToS, July 90. O.-Comptroller
Bowles. at the request of the Oxuard
Beet Sugar Company OF Nebraska, has
prepared the hearing on tho constitu-
tlouality OF the question involved from
July oath to August 7th. Ex Senator
hlanderson will appear i'll counsel for
the Oxnard Company.
Yesterdays special Cabinet session,
which Secretary Olney made q flying
trip from Massachusetts to attend, is
The most interesting topic to-day, but
delnlto information OF the object of
the meeting ID not forthcoming, MIR,
Onley was at the State Depar tmeDt for
On hour this morning III consultation
with Secretary Lamont, leaving there
at $50 O'Clock for the PENNSYLVANIA
Station, whero he took u train at | |
O'Clock for Boston. Sonor DuPuy
DeLone, the Spanish Minister, who
also arrived in Washington yesterday.
also had conversation with MIR. Olney
this morning, but Yesterdays con
ference was not mentioned.
Senor DuPuy De Lone brought to
Secretary Olney the official iufurmu.
ton that Her Majesty, tho Quaen lie
gent OF Spain, bud approved the action
OF the Sabinet III declaring it's purposs
TO pay to the United States the money
Involved III the Mora claim. MIR. OF
ney will probably go nj once to Gables
aud report TO the President the views
of Messrs Carlisle, Harmon, Lamon
and Herbert as indicated in the confer.
euce yesterday.
The minister's reports from Cuba
shuw that matters there IN qulescent
state. Mr.. Du Puy Dc LONE has re.
ceived NO Information of the report of
Gen. Santucldes' death on the 18th
Instant and Is disposed TO doubt its
trnihiulness. MIR. Dupuy says the
statement that Con. Santocildcs was
next III command to Compos is incor-
rect. lie WAS n brigndier general and
the youngest OF his rank IN the Spanish
army.
Commissioners Stump to day tele. .
graphad Immigrant Commissioner
Bethel, at Tampa, Fla, to at once de.
port tine seven Cuban cigarmakers now
III his custody 10 Cuba. These men
are part OF lot of eighty cigarmakers
who came from Cuba last wiuter aud
were ordered To be deported last Feb.
runry because they CAME to this ooun.
try under contract. They took tho
matter INTO the courts, which decided
that 1t had no Jurisdiction in the mat
ter.
While the matter was in the courts
the cignrmakers dispersed and only
seven OF the original eighty have been
found. Commissioner Bethel endeav.
ored TO carry out the original order to
deport tnem, bnt the Plant Steamship
Company whlch plies betweee Key
West, Tampa and other Flor du ports
and Ouba and which had originally
brought the men 10 this country de.
chned to receive them on board Its
vessels.
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THE MURDERED Ex.PREMIeR
Great Trouble Apprehended on III,
Occasion of the Funeral.
BY Southern Associate / Press.


PARIS, July 2O.-The Figaro predicts
that there will be great disorder in
Sofia on the occasion of the funeral of
NJ. Stambnlotf.
SOFIA. July 20.-Prince Ferdinand.
Tho is at Carlsbad. has wired his Court
Marshal that not wishing TO expose his
faithful servants to insult. he finds him
self compelled to forbid the Bulgarian
civil and military officials taking part
III or being present at the funeral of NJ.
Stambnloh
1t Is semi.ofiicislly stated that the
motive for Prince Fcrdiuand's tele.
gram Was the fear that the family of
tho murdered ex-Premier had refused
to receive the wreatbs which were sent
to their house in the name OF the
Prince,
SOFIA, July 20. Madame Stambu
loh has refused the offer of the State
to pay the funeral expenses of her
murdered husband. 1t il reported that
IN 1894 exPremier Stambulon dis.
patched many important documents to
friends abroad, in order to keep them
ont OF the hands of his enemies.