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ITALIAN ELECrIoNs

Passed OFT oulotiy-rho Government lio-
iiored to bo Victorious.
ROW., May 26.-Theolec through.
out tho country to-day were regarded
with certain amount OF apathy by the
republic. Tho government had no diff
ficulty In finding candid ates, and hopes
to secure $50 seats ou. OF sos Of which
tho chamber 10 composed.
Despite tho papaI euterdict which
forbade Catholic citizens OF Italy to
take part in tho political elections,
many Catholics went to the polls to-day.
The electoral camoaign has boon very
quiet, and up to 10 o'clock tonight no
reports OF any disturbances have been
received. Tho polling ceased At 4
o'clock this afternoon. and tho count
ing commenced forthwith. The Minis
terIalists displayed great activity. and
in the majority OF cases secured the
elcc.iop OF the member OF their party
as electoral officials at the polling
places, which 10 regarded ~ an indica-
ton oi success at the polls.
10 Ihe fourth diatrict, Premier Crispi
was elected with 920 votes against go.
Sisnor Crispi has already been ele:t.
ed ftom three other places, namely Mo-
dica, Tricanca aud Naples.
Votes were cast for him in many dis.
tricts where he was not candidate.
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ZASEsvILLr, o.. May 2G.-oi tho Rc,
publican state convention, which mcets
hero Tuesday and Wednesday, the can.
didatcs and their workers arc Lorc TO-
day. E1-Secretary Charles Foster was
among the hus.lera to-day. Senator
Sherman will DO hero tomorrow. Thsre
will be dozen candidates for governor,
tho iavoritos being General Asas s. Bush
nell, Judge Nash and James II. Hoyt.
The delegations from Cincinnati had
Bushnell for governor, the one from
Cleveland had Hoyt for governor. All
were alike in hosting McKinley's ban.
ncr for President aud Foraker for sena-
tor. Tho Toledo delegation had thoir
cars decorated with the inscription
mckinley for President aud Guy
Majo for governor"
To-day the factiongl feeling was in
tensiticd among the advance guard here
by hearing that McKinley's name had
been torn from the banners on the
special cars at Toledo, on the order OF
Mayor Guy Major. Tho friends OF
Maj jor here say that Governor McKin-
ley's friends got up a delegation to con-
test tho seats OF the Major delegates.
and thar Mckinley's name was torn
down because OF that action. They an.
nounco that they will begin the fight
at this convention against Mckinley for
President by opposing a resolution en-
dorsing the governor for President and
starting a movement to got anti. Mckin-
ley delegates.
Il is not probable that thero will be
material opposition to the resolution
endorsing Mckinley at this convention
for President. but it is already evident
that iactional feeling will be strongly
developed in the convention.
Tho Foraker mon are on Judge Nash'a
ticket II there should bc any formida.
bic opposition to endorsing Mckinley
for President, there would then also be
opposition to the endorsement OF For.
aker for senator. and the other factional
feeling in the party in this state would
break loose in all its fury. Tho leaders
in both factions are exercising all pos
sible discipline 10 prevent any out
break, but it is not improbable that the
contest will get beyond their control.
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TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.

Fire at Dalton. Pa, destroyed tho
Loss $4,000.
Tho Central Bi-metnilic League, OF
Memphis, has called national couven.
tion to meet, and be hold in Memphis
on June L. and l3.
John A. Morris, tho celebrated turf
man OF New YORK., died OF apoplexy at
his ranch, eighteen miles from Kerr
vile, Texas, yesterday.
Advlccs received from Havana by tho
surgeon general at Washington arc TO
the effect that the situation in that city
with rcioronco to ycliow fever is un-
changed.
Yesterday at N Morohcad. KY. Marshnl
Moorellsad and two deputies in fight
while attempting TO arrest William
Sturgis, noted desperate, riddlod
him with bullets. killing him.
For tho frat ,imo IN two years, the
extensive locomotive shops ut SusQuo-
hanna aud all tho shops oi tho Now
York, Lake Erie and Western system
will bo in operation ton hours per day
until further notice.
A South Chicago olcctric car crashed
into wagon. containing five persons, at
Seventy ninth s,-cct and Yates avenue
last night. Ono woman was killed and
another probably fatally injured, and n
third slightly injured, and two young
men also slightly hurt.
Oscar Gardner, tho "Omaha Kid"
and Tommy Dix on, OF Rochoater, fought
,hirty.six rounds to finish yesterday
ut Kansas City. At tho cnd ot the
,hirty-sixth, Gardner was clearly worst.
od, though not knocked out, but his
baclera threw up tho sponge.
A bad shooting aiiray took place nj
tho Troy Presbyterian church noar
Woodiord, Ky., between George and
John Montgomery. brothers, aud Arch
u. Riley was killed. and Georges fatally
wounded. The trouble is Of long stand.
Ing, and grow ont OF Etlcy docciying
Il sister OF tho MOnlgomorya.
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CYCLERS PARADE. :
Over Three Thousand whrcis In Limo Mt
Chicago,

Over Three Thousand Wheels Ia Limo Mt
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 20.-ihp annual run
Of tho Associated Cycling club, to-day,
was d complete success. There wero
two thousand three hundred and twen.
ty.elGht c!ubmcn in limo with one thou.
sand others who did not belong to any
club. making oyor thrOo thousand three
hundred whcols In tho parade. Tho run
was from tho Art Institution on tho
lake front. TO South Evanston and re.
turn. Tho denomination to-day was
tho frat union parade and Its purpose
was to pilot the racers, the clubs and
tho enthusiasts over tho courso for tho
Memorial Day road contest The
Illinois Cycling club won the first prize,
by having tho largest number OF men in
line. The pos,oiiice cycling club. COM
posed entirely OF emploSe, OF tho Chi.
cago po,,oilicc, took tho second prize.
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HUBENSTEIS'S "CHsISTUS."
The Opera Produced at tho City Theatre
In Berlin.


BERLIN, May 26.--Anton Ruben
STEMS opera Of "Christus" was pro-
duced Saturday night at Bremen. The
city theatre was suitably redecor-,
ated in manner in harmony
with the religious nature OF
the opera. The splendid render
ing created an overwhelming impress
sion. "Christus' is in several tabloau1s
and an epiloeue, the Bible story being
adhered to throughout. The first
tableauS represents the desert where
Satan tempts tho Saviour and 4 series
OF scenic. ELECTS lie given at tho back Of
the stage, showing the riches of tho
earth.
Tho second tableaux represents tho
Baptism OF Jesus In the river Jordan by
St. John. The third scene gives the
sermon on the mount, which, with the
miracle OF tho loaves aud fishes. forms
tho third tableaux.
The fourth tableaux depicts tho OK
pulsIon OF tho money changers from
tho temple and tho fifth shows tho room,
with the garden OF Gethscmane in tho
background in which tho lust supper is
held. Tho trial OF Jesus forms tho sixth
tableaux.
Tho cruciiyion forms tho last tab
lcaux, watched by Satan aud his devils
from subtcrrauean vault, while a
vision OF angels is shown from an OPEN
ing in tho heavens. Tho crilogue is
formed by tho PROCLAMATION OF tho Cos
pei to tho Gcntilcs by St. Paul.
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REPUBLIC OF FORMOSa,

Confirmation Of the Story ns to Ind ep end.
euce-Inhnbitan,s Chiefly Snvages, who
Have No Idea OF Government.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-Tho state de.
partmcnt has received a cablegram
from Mr.. Dcnby, United States minister
to China. stating that tho island OF
Formosa has declared her indcpend.
cnce; that the powers have been so
notified, and that government, ropub-
lican in form, has been established in
Formosa Before this government can
recognize Formosa's independence, it
must be shown that provisional gov.
ernIncnt which can stand has been OF.
ganizcd.
The dispatch from Minister DENLY is
not taken seriously at the state depart
ment. Tho information was taken at
the department 10 mean that the minis
ter awaited instruction 10 recognize the
new government. or that it was in n
position to be recognized by the United
States. But there is not likely to be any
such action ,akea by tho government,
nor would Minister Dcnby be justified
in taking any such steps. Tho United
States recognizes Formosa as belonging
to Japan, and no matter what may bo
the form OF government which tho revo-
lutonst4 on tho island may havo gan.
lied, recognition OF the independence
OF the island would bc distinctly an un.
friendly act toward Japan. 1t is not for
tho United States minister to Japan, or
to any other country, to recognize tho
indeponden CO OF any island in revolt.
Tho United States docs not recognize
tho Cuban sebcls. and tho movement in
Formosa cannot DO regarded rs any
thing moro than Il rebellion against
Japan.
The idea Of n republican form OF gov.
ernmcnt being formed in Formosa is
treated with some dcrision at the do.
partmGnt. Tho population OF Formosa
Is composed OF savages, reclaimed say-
ages and Chinese immigrants, Tho lat
ter arc OF tho lowest class OF Chinese.
and tho people there, it is declared.
would not know what n republican form
OF government was.
Formosa is one OF the richest islands
OF the sea. Nine-,cnths OF tho ton used
in tho United States is produced there,
and it supplies Japan with sugar aud
exports largc quantities OF camphor. 1t
has petroleum wells and coal fields. bnt
thoso hayo mover boon worked. They
arc in tho northern part OF the island,
aud will bc OF immense value TO Japan.
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT,
Two Sisters Killed In n Peculiar Mann or
by Their Irothrr.

Two Sisters Killed IN n Peculiar Manner
by Their Brother.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 26.-News
has reached this city of frigh.iul tray
edy, which occurred near Chestnut
Mound, Smith county, on Friday last, as
re,ul. OF which two Young daughters
OF Samuel Mckinney are dead, while his
baby is slightly injured.
Mr.. Mckinney mad been out on his
farm with Winchester rifle, and up.
preaching the house handed the gun to
his tweaty-three.year-old son, Henry,
requesting him 10 take /. in the house.
Approaching the front door Henry de-
cided to unload the gun, and thinking
he had removed all the loads, he let
the hammer fall, only to hear report
and feel the gun recoil in his hands.
Through tho door the bullet sped,
and through the bodies OF the two sis.
ters who we've close together. just inside
tho door. Tho elder was eight years
old. the other being II lew years young.
or, aud both were instantly killed, while
ninc-monshs.old infant was slightly
wounded.
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CUBAN PATRIOTS
In New York ContrIbuts to the Cause o
tho Insurgents.


In New York ContrIbute to the Cause OF
tho Insurgents
New YoRK, May e6.-One hundred
and fifty men, representing the thirteen
revolutionary clubs OF this city. wcro as
one man in military hall this evening
when Senior Juan Freza, the presiding
officer. asked them il they were willing
to contribute one-,enth OF their week
wages to help make Cuba free, and for
q few minutes thereafter the leaders
were busy taking in bank notes.
Previous to this Senior Fraza road a
lotter he had recently received from
Key West.
The writer denounced the statements
OF Marti having died on tho baltic field
as pure fabricatlona emana,ing from
Spanish sources.
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ARTIFICIAL BUFFERS
or 1iolslum-Euormous Consumption OF
Mnrjorina.

or 1iolslum-Euormous Consumption of
Nnrjorina.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-George W.
Roosevelt, United States consul at Brus-
scls, has transmitted to the state de-
partment report on butter, mariarina
and other artificial buffers OF Belgium,
which shows that the consumption OF
mariorina in that country Is about
S3.0O0,000 pounds. Of which only
6.600000 pouuns is produced in
Belgium. Most of the marjorina used
is imported from Holland. The
consumption is constantly increasing
and is sold in the markets under It's
proper name, Tho government is do
ing what it can to encourage tho manu-.
facsure oi tho marjorina not only TO
suppy the homo demand, but to ulti-
matcly compete with Holland ior tho
English market. England i'm ports over
li3000000 pounds annually at n cost OF
Sl7,370,000. Most OF it comes from Iol-
land, whcre specially is made OF mix
ing American cleomargarine with oil
and milk.
a delegation sent to Holland to ascer.
tain whether the manufacture OF mar
jorina had been favorable to agricultural
interests reported that since the intro
duction Of marjoriua tho industrial
price OF milk aud tho number OF cattle
had increased. showing that it had be-.
come source OF profit to the farmer.
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WIRE SAlL TRUST
In Process OF Formntion-A Cut Nail Com.
blno Also PrObnbio.

In Process OF Formntion-A Cut Nail Com.
blno Also Probable.
PlrrsDuRGI, Pa. May 26.--Tho Dis
patch will tomorrow announce that a
wire nail trust is in process OF forma-
ton. Only few details remain to be
arranged a meeting OF the wire nail
manufacturers was held in Pittsburgh
last "Wednesday and one had beon hold
before that in Chicago. 4 feature Of
tho deal is reported to be the sale Of
tho Beaver Falls plant TO tho Consoli.
dated Stoel and Wiro Company. 1t Is
said tina. all tho plants in tho country
will Sbe in tho combine except the Phil.
adelphia aud Joliet mills. which aro
operated by Bocckor < Company, Of
Pittsburgh, under lease. Manufacture.
ora OF wire nails have rciusod to quote
prices ior delivery after Juno |.
1t Ia also stated on good authority
that tho cut nail manufacturers arc try
ing 10 form combination.
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LONDON, May 2I.-The Daily Tels.
graph commenting upon the termina.
tion OF the Wilde trial says that no
sterner rebuke could have been in.
tiic,cd on some OF the artis.
tic tondencies OF the time than sen.
tence OF Wilde. The man himself may
DO allowed to pass into the limbo OF dis.
roputo aud forgetfuiness which is due;
"let us hope" continues the Daily
Telegraph, that his removal will serve
to clear tho poisoned air"
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BUCuASAS'S CASE.
Tho Wife Murderer May bo Sentenced for
the Fourth Time To-day.

Tho Wife Murderer May bo Sentenced for
the Fourth Time To-day.
ALBANY, n. y, May 2G.-For the first
timo in the history Of tho cour. OF ap-
peals a condemned murderer will be
brought before the bar OF the court to.
morrow morning, to show cause why he
should no. be re-sentenced to die, aud
II he cannot show satisfactory cause he
will probably be rc-sentenced by this
court. The man is DR.. Robert ".
Buchanan, aud besides these extraordi.
nary proceedings in his case, there is
tho further remarkable fact that for the
second time. DR.. Buchanan gets glim pso
OF the world in being brought from his
cell to Albany. the other timo being
when lie was taken to New York for re.
sen,ence. II the cour. re-sentences
him, the da.o set will be tho fourth day
sot for his execution, he having escaped
the death chair tina. number OF times.
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POCAuOSrAS STRIKE,
Miners VIII Send Delegates to tho Colum.
bus Convention.

Miners VIII Send Delegates to tho Colum.
bus Convention.
PocAuoSrAs, VA, May pa meet.
Ing will be held here tomorrow. when
delegates will be selected to 60 to Col.
umbus, Ohio. No action looking to tho
adjustment Of the strike will be- enter
taned until the national convention
meets, when It ia claimed the Virginia
West Virginia. Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio men may join in asking an ad.
vance in wages. Meetings wore held in
West Virginia to-day. Conditions hero
are tho same and an effort will be made
to induce the men to return tomorrow.
Great Indignation exists at tho effort
OF the coal companies 10 dispossess tho
mon who refuse to work in the South
west Virginia mines, and the Hungarian
consul has been written at Pittsburgh 10
look into their treatment
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tossed about rcsllcsAly unable to obtain
any rOSt. Ills physician was with him
for several hours and loft him In tho
early morning. Although somewhat
better to-day ho still iclt tho olloct OF
tho attack Of last night, but tonight no
was reported to be sa,ier. 1t Is undor-
stood that his son Otto aud Mr.. Landia,
his private secretary. havo boon tole.
graphed to come to Washington.
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or on tho back OF nccks woro very com.
mon among tho outragos OF last autumn,
Tho weapons | have soon arc known
IN Russia us "solda,skio" guns, that IA
tho gunH issued 10 tho soidiors OF tho
regular army Of Rnssln. The gun 10 tho
Roordan rinc.
They wcro plain barrels, such ns tho
Russian arsenels turn out in countless
thousands; but. in tho abaonco OF actual
proof, am dlsposod to gay that thcy
wore mado by tho Russian government.
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New YonK, May 2C.-William A.
Darling, president OF tho Murray Hill
Bank. died at his residence this oven.
ing, attor m illnoss OF six weeks.
Mr. Darling was seventy-eight years
Of uge, and waa n mombor OF tho Thirty.
ninth Congrcss. and later was n collector
OF internal revenue for Now York. lIo
was appraiser oi tho por, during Grant,
ministratioE.
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FOR VETERANS

Who Expect to Attend the Dedication Mt
Chicknnnuca In September.
WASHINGTON, May 2G.-Tho following
circular sota forth the plan devised to
enable those who contem plate attend
ing the September dedication OF the ma
tional military park, and may not bo
otherwise provided for to obtain COM
Portable quartors:
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OFFICERS SCHOOL
OF Instruction ut Second Regiment
Hondquartors.
IT PROVED TO Be A GREAT SUCCESS,

And VIII bo OF Great lioncflt to tho
Wost Virginia National Gunrd-Tho
Programme Of tho Wcok-Tho Clos
Ing Banquct--ProbabLllty that Here.
after tho Commands Will DO In-
structcd by n Regular Army OHicer
Detailed for tho Purpose.
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HAVANA, May 26.-Two regiments Of
infantry wcro landed Yesterday noar
Gibara to reinforce tho iorces OF Cap.
tain Gcncral Do CAmpoE. The business
men and tho iNr,uors Of tho Sancti Spir.
tns havc mndo request that the gov.
ernmont allow thcm 10 form regiment
Of Cavalry.
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LONDON, May 2G.-Wilde and Taylor,
who were sentenced Yesterday for helm
ous crimes. attended tho prison chapel
at Pcu.onville to-day. Their hair was
cropped and they were in the prison
gnrb. The two prisoners will be allowed
to SOC their friends four times in the
year on condition Of their good conduct.
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meeting Of tho National Municipal
League, 60 bo hold tho last thrco daygoi
thia month In Cleveland, tho concern
Tor tho luture welfare OF tho larger
cltios is growing. Tho meOting will bo
tho third OF i,a kind hold within two
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FOR LIBERTY.
Tho Armenian upriaing May Occur
at Any Date.
ARE ARMING AGAINST THE TURKS
Bu. Arc Handicapped by tho Want
OF Food.
SOME MORE TURKISH ATROCITIES

IN Armenia by Order OF
tho sultan-What tho Com mission
OF Inquiry Learned-untoid Horrors
Perpetrnteu on tho Christians.
Those Who Protested Against tho
outrages Killed. aud Their Friends
Compelled to Eat Thom-Awrul
Outrage to Which a Mother Was
Compelled to Submit.
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CHICKAMAUGA AND CHATTANOOGA
MILITARY PARK COMMISSION.

NAsliiSuIoS, -. ", NAY -, 1879.
Those who send two dollars to Capt.
Charles i. Mueller. Office OF tho Ma.
tional Park. Chattanooga. Tenn. at m
early date will receive in return ticket
which will cntit,c the holder to com.
Portable barrack bunk for tho entire
time OF his stay at Chattanooga, includ'
ing safe storage for hand baggage and
toilet accommodations. II will be
necessary for each person to bring his
own blanket and towolO. Tho barracka
will DO constructed upon plan used at
tho last Grand Army encampmont at
Washington City, whoro very large
number OF veterans woro housed in bar
racks.
There will bs no arrangement ior
furnishing moals at tho barracks.
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Meeting, OF the council committecs
on cemeteries, police and streets. alleys
and grades have been callod for this
evening. Tho last named committee
will meet jointly with tho board OF pub.
lie works to 90 over tho estimates for
street paving and improvements 10 be
made this season.
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FORCES GATHER
At GAINESVILLE in Advance OF tho
Big Convention.
MESSRS. BUSHNELL, NASH and HOY1
Are tho Favorltcs Among tho GU
bernatorinl Candidates.
The 'M'KINLEY AND FORAKER MEN

Arc Unitod on tho Question of tho
Presidency and tho Scnatorship,
but an Incident ut Toledo Mny Start
n Movement Which Mny Result In
fractional Fight-Guy Majors
Friends Have on Thoir War Paint
aud May Oppose Mckinley Rcsolu.
tions for tho Presidency.
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MIR. GRESHAM WORSE.
Tho Secretary OF Stats In II Serious Condi.
ton for u rinir.

ton for n Time.
WASHINGTON. D. G., May CA do
cidedly rniuvorablo change in Secretary
Groshnm's condition occurred last
night, and II Is said that for some timo
no was In very serious condition.
This change, it ia stated, was tho result
OF n recurrence OF tho stomach
troubles from which le suffered 80
acutoly earlier in His illness and
he experienced considerable pain aud
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z PnILApELrInA, Pa, May oG.-Judging
from tho worry general attention giyon
BY tho newspapers to tho forthcoming
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-05
Stnr. CLAUDINE,
CAMERON, Commander,

VIII leave Honolulu Tuesdays st 8 ?. n,
keuching at Kshului, Hama, Hamoa and
xipahulu, Maui. Returning arrives At
honolulu Sunday mornings.
VIII call at fuu, Xaupo, on second trip
Of each month.
- No Freight viii be received after
~. 4. on DAY Of saring.
This Company will reserves the right TO
make changes IN the time Of departure and
arrival OF its steamers without notice and
II will not be responsible for any conse-
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Consignees must be at the Landings to
receive their Freight; this Company will
BOT hold itself responsible for freight after
II has been landed.
Live Stock only at owners risk.
This Company will not be responsible for
Money or valusbles Of passengers unless
placed in the care Of Pursers.
Passengers ar. requested to purchase
tickets bsfore embarking. Those failing to
DO SO will be subject to an additional
charge Of twenty-five per cent.