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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15
The Kansas School Fund.

Kansas City Times.
The less said about the Kansas
school fund the-better. There seems
to be no doubt that it has been de-
spoiled, and, according to the best
obtainable evidence, the Republicans
are willing to admit that they robbed
1t OF sl9O, 900 in order to convict the
POpGiists Of having taken $4,000.
That is one of the curious incidents of
Kansas politics. A Republican will
confess anything in order to show that
POpulist is hearty as bad.
According to the best evidence the
school fund Of Kansas has been rob-
bed to the extent of 100000. That is,
fraudulent or worthless bonds to that
amount have been purchased by the
commissioners at one time and anoth-
er, and are now held representing
that much good money. OF course
that is to be regretted. But what's
thu use of talking about it. The evil
can't be repaired by "chewing the rag"
on the street corner.
II the Populist party has done no
other good, 1t has certainly served a
useful purpose In exposing crimes In
Kansas. For y"' the Republicans
Of that state have been robbing the
people, but the facts were never dis
closed until the Populists began doing
the same thing, aud then the Repub-
licans squealed. Then an investiga-
tiOn followed, which not only showed
that the Populists were guilty, but
that the Republicans had been pursu.
ing the same practice for years.
The camping party, who have been
making their home at Drury for the
past two weeks, returned Tuesday
evening. They can't speak enough
words in praise Of their outing. They
declare that they actually had the
best time Of any camping party ever
imagined, and only regret that they
must return home so soon. The com.
pany Of campers consisted of the fol-
lowing persons: Mrs. DR.. Keyes,
Misses Mayme and LYDIA Peck, Mona
and Clara Thomson, Mary Humphrey,
Gertie Hitchcock, Jennie Kenniston.
Dora and Lulu Rem, Lille, Mayme
and Dorothy Porter, A. Haydn Keyes.
Edith and May Myers, Maude Mat
thews Of Wichita; Messrs. Ed Hack
ney, H. X. Humphrey, W. H. Schultz,
Horace Edwards, John Porter, G. J.
Humphrey, Sumner Whitson. r. S.
Hunter, Frank Miexsell and Charles
Hunter.
Lester Simpson, son of Hon. Jerry
Simpson, is in the city selling l6 to l
badges today. His father is at pres
ent in Missouri delivering lectures.
Mr.. Simpson, Jr., should 90 there
and coll q tosI hadoac. tho@ 4, q S.i.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-08-15

illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
AS0rHER CAsHIER SNORT.
The Park Bank Of Albany Robbed OF Sew
.ral Thousand Dollars.

ALBANY. y. Y. May 27.-District-
Attorney Burlingame this morning caheu
upon superintendent Preston, OF the st9te
banking Department, and was oilicihlly
notified OF the shortage Of Cashier Hril-
fin. or the Park Bank. The District
Attorneys office IS now looking INTO the
case. Superintendent Preston gave out
to-day the following statement;
4 regular examination OF the lalA
Bank OF Albany was commenced on lhe
10Th OF May, 1870, and continued lor
several days and resulted IN thc 'ol,iss-
sion OF the cashier, Edward \. 'ille
fin. 10 the abstraction Of a portion OF
the banks funds. which sum Whr I'M
mcdiatcly made good by the stockhoint
OF the bank. and the resignation OF the
cashier was promptly accepted.
No apprehension need be leit cohS,,i, cohcyin II. IL
ing the entire soundness and stabihty
of the Institution, as It's ahalrs Neie
never in better condition than they
are to-day, which fact is evidenced ps
the search OF the examiner, when was
COMPLETED Saturday.
that the bank has a surplus OF Sls'5ob;
Mr. b. S W. Clark, of Plattsburg, VINO
conducted the examination OF the bahh'
had not proceeded FAR before the cashlt4
feft that his shortage would be discover
ed His confession OF the shortage Ioi-
lowed. Ii Is stated that forgery and
an ingenius Justification OF the bank :
books were resOrted TO-, enabiihs Iil-
of the hanks funds. which, IL is under
stood. were swallowed in bucket-shol
deals: The president and directors OF
the bank refused 10 speak OF the snort.
age. and no intimation OF the am ailoun' r
can be obtained from those who are
in position 10 know. ,.o
The bank was organized I'm 1850, and
Mr. Griffin has been the cashier from
us inception He is married and has a
small family. ........,, -
The hank has capital Of SloO"o anu
Is doing a nourishing business. INC
total resources are about Nb"Np anu
The officials of the bank to-day refused
TO disclose the amount OF the shortage
although the op-lion prevails that II Is
On the nelghbOrhood or SlhVy'
,.he urasident of the bank, Grt1ce
Zard. said tonight that the District AZ
tornov's letter. asking FOR the submission
of facts regarding the lefalcauon 20 the
county prosecuting officers. would be re-
,rr.J Ia th. h,lrt Of directors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
RaLEIGH,s BUDG ET.
Town,hip Tax Coller,ors-North Csroiina's
Soldiers Home.

RALEIGH. \. c.. May N.-Speciai.-
Clerk OF the Court Young says ne has
decided to call the magistrates 70 meet
the first Monday IN June. -egtrdAS the
election. of a tax collector in each town
ship. The magistrates VIII decide
Whe ther they and the county commits
soners shall hold a joint session, but
the new law aboiishes all these JOINT
out near the city yesterday some col
ored bows went In bathing in quite
deep hole I'm a creek one of them was
drowned. His companions tried 10 get 10
him but II WAS impossible, ana up 10 an
early hour this morning MS body nad
not been found ~,
The commencement exercises az Peace
Institute have begun. Rev. Or. Mckil-
wav' OF Favetteviile. yesterday preached
the baccalaureate sermon before the
graiuatipg class In the iresoyteIidh
church here. II was a splendid effort
There are now outstanding against the
Caraleigh Phosphate Works six suits re
garding the sale of bags of fertilizer WIN
out tags. II the company loses these
suits II will involve $1,000 in nnes. Inc
purchase Of tags Is equal 10 tne an'ovhe nv
of fertilizer sold, and shows that the
company id not intend 20 evade the law
IN any way.
Nav 3oth. which IL National Decoration
Day. will be very quietly observed here,
The FIRST Baptist church Of this city
has gotten permission from the Eultolu
Battle Ground authorities, at Hreens-
boro. To have their annual picnic there
At the Soldiers Home here there are
sixty-five veterans cared for quite
number of Applications for admission are
ON file and more dormitories are badly
needed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
yyENgs OF me TURF.
winners Of tho Races at the various
Tracks on Yes erdny

TATONIA. May N.-The weather was
fair and The attendance good to-day. ram
Yesterday made the track SLOW. III ~
FIRST race. after ftveral bteakaNay7,
Crescent threw his jockey, W. Jones, anu
ran away an eighth OF mile. Jones
was not hurt however. lie rtflo'lhteh H.9
horse. and galloped back 10 the pos.
crescent won in drive. Plutas Was
fancied by the talent in the second, but
Perkins brought Marion -. under the
wire "A Wnnor by three lengths-
In the third event the talent put their
money on Sherlock, ana ne Wvh' phi oiiy
bv a neck. Fasig giving him hard run
I'm the stretch. he fourth was won by a
veli-played second choice, and the iifth
and sixth went 10 faVorites. Summaries.
First race-selling, seven iurlof gs-
Crescent 80. ". Jones. 10 ID hrst, Su-
lario second, Maston Fred. third. Time,
second race-one mile selling Marion
q 0O6. Perkins 20 - first. Elizabeth
second. Peytonia third. Time, "a IL.
Third race-hve furlnngs. fWO-y"ar-Olfs
Sherlock uG, Perkins. 10 - first, Fasis
second. COriana third. Time, - 5-s.
Fourth race-six furlOngs Lady Dia-
m0nd O0i McLain. TO ID hrst, Belle
Font second, Iotentate third. Tine
lrl l-2.
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs-
Countess Irma OO1. Thorpe, Z 10 - first,
Aureyolr second Paradise third. Time,
90 -.
Sixth race-ScNcn furlonss kOkO tl-'
r. Williams. 8 10 y FIRST Tom Elmore
second. Right More third. Time, 1870.
THE wIsNEEs AT RoBY.
CHICAGO. May 1.-Tom sayre was a
winning favorito. and Gretchen \, Blue
Bell. and La Gartia successful second
choices at Roby to-day. The weather
was bad early. yet $500 persons were
out summaries.
First race-two-y ear-olds. half a mile
Gretchen s. first, Sixty second, Adie Me.
third Time. 81.
second race selling. seven furlongs-
Lady Rose first. Green Prewitt second
Meteor third. Time 1904 3-i.
Third race-selling. seven furlongs-
Blue Bell first. Samson second. RuthVen
third. Time 1904 -.
Fourth race selling, seven furlOnSs-
Tom Sayrc first. LisnOre second, CHS
well third. Time. 81 l-i.
Fifth racc-seiing. six furlOngs-I.a
Gartia first SCrcwdrivor second Fuller
ton Lass third. Time. l1l IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28

The Result Of the Election In Italy tnsure'
a Big Majority for the Government

ROME Nav N.-Latcst returns from the
etpctions show the choice of lii adhefents
cf Signor Crispi ana los members OF the
cppC siti0n, the latter including L so
cial.sts. .....
Tonight IT IS known from the returns
that 3tg Government supporters are eject
ed The chamber consists or Jjo members,
and the Government Will thus nave a
very strong majority. In o. districts
hve-ballOts will be necessary. number
of these are certain 20 return supporters
Of Prime Minister Crispi.
Among the opposition candldates VINO
were elected are thirty-one radicals anu
fourteen Socialists. The full nsures from
the DrOnerO district, province OF tuhtui
show that ex-prime Minister tiollitu MAS
reelected by a strong majority. The
popularity OF Signor Crispl among IN"
electors II shown by the fact that he was
elected in nine districts Tne Under sec-
retary OF the Ministry OF Marine was a
candidate In Vlareggio but was defeated.
The election I'm this town was marked
with rioting and during the melee the
waiting tirns were broken
LONDON, May N.-The Post Will to-
morrow publish dispatch from komf
stating that the official returns show the
election of - Ministerialists and ~
members OF the opposition, the iattss
comprising u COnstituuonallsts, 81 hadl-
Gals and IA Socialists
Re-ballots win be necessary In % dis
tricts 10 OF .whlcn are expected TO return
Government supporters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28

The Washington Board OF Trade Commit
zee TO Meet Him This Afternoon.

WASHINGTON, May N.-'rhe commit
tee from the Washington Board or Trade
which Is To consult with Governor O'Ftr-
rail- on the suppression Of laWlessness ID
Alexandra county, will leave Washing
ton to-morrcw morning al lO~p lQr kicn-
mond The party Will consist OF Mr.. B >.
W4ruer. DR. A. l.. Pardon and Judge
IVORY q. Kim - appointed from the
committee of nine, OF mich MI r, j..
Moore Is the chairman. Mr. Moore Is
now I'm New Haven and will not be able
10 10 with the party, but Mr. John y,
Dwight. the secretary OF the Board OF
Trade, Will 80 along, simply as a specia-
The party will reach Richmond at 3
l.. H.. ana will 80 at once 10 the ENecn,
live Mansion. where the conference VIII
be held at o'clock. ,. ..,.
Leaving Richmond at z O'Clock th,y
will be back I'm Washington by il o'cloch'
Y The committee is ready TO COOP -aa'e
.yith the Governor in any way possible
and Judge Kimball, IN particular Is ll
posscssion OF information that may n.9
fhe Governor Ia pointing ont NE fVhd
for action. 1t is thought by the cont
miftee. from the CORRESPONDENCE urF
have had with Governor o'ferrah, NJ
viii he quite ready 10 cooperate IN any
plan that promises relief 10 virginia anu
the District from the lawnessness OF VI ht
Jackson city s~pe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
Dn. PARKHFRsr PLEASED.
REPORIs or FiIIBUsIERERs.
The Hawaiian Authorities on the Look lat
Not British subjects,

SAN FRANCISCO, May N-HONO-
LULU, May % per steamship China
Successive mails having brought 10 the
Government from their agents very den
mite reports Of fillibustering expedition
having sailed from Puget sound for these
islands, they chartered the steamer I.e-
hua for service as a revenue cutter For
two weeks past she has been cruising
around the Islands, partly for the pur-
pose Of intercepting possible hllibusterers
and partly 10 watch FOR opium smusglefs.
The Cabinet arc totally increiulous about
any expedition Of nllibusterers being at
tempted They believe the armed strength
OF this republic Is too Well known for any
private piralical attempt 10 be made for
sts overthrow.
The claim OF Rlckard and Walker that
they are British subjects has been proven
unfOunded by the Foreign once, ana tne
british commissioner VIII report 10 the
Government that he was deceived by tre
statements OF these men. Consequently
there win be no occasiOn Tor British III
reference In the case.
the Government has made no move
ment toward appointing successor 10
IluIstOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28

TO another any, advertisement. ticket OF
other device OF a lottery company -.
Mr. Farmhouse was arrested Tor Nlolal-
ing this provision in having lottery
ticket on hfs person while travelling
from New Orleans through the state OF
Mississippi to Mobile. Mr.; Carter. N pre-
senting his petition. told the SupIenle
Court that he had no case at law u the
act we're constitutional, and he had ap-
piled for a writ merely 10 test it,, Chief
Justice Fuller, I'm rendering the decision
Of the court. merely said that the APP
Ulication was denied, and did not 90
inf,env discussion Of the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
WAR AGAINST FREE SILVER.
The Chamber Of Commerce Of New York
10 Make an Organized Crusade.
TO COVER The ENTIRE COUNTRY.
A General Committee of ~ Members, In
cluding Leaders In Every Line Of Busi-
ness in the Metropolis, Appointed TO
Direct the Line of Attsck-Sone
of the Members.

NEW YORK, May 27-The Chamber OF
Commerce OF New York have decided to
enter upon crusade against ffee SILVER
coinage. Their announced intention Is 10
make at once a definite issue between
silver money and sound money, laying
all other questions aside, calling on
every friend OF sound currency TO enlist
at once ia the campaign against cheap
money. The crusade Is TO cover every
section OF the country.
THE LINE or ATTACK.
A general committee OF seventy-eight
members, including leaders I'm every line
OF business In the metropolis, has been
appointed 10 direct the line Of attack.
Among its members are lsalOr Stfaus'
Gustav II. SchWab. Frederick \. Con-
stable August Belmont, J. PicrpOnt Nor
gan. Carl SchurZ. Cornelius andcrbilt,
John Sloan and Anson T. Stokes, Morris
X. Jessup and Edwin King. The gem
crai committee includes an executive
committee OF nine OF which Gustav II.
Schwab Is chairman, and there are sub
committees on press and puphcatlon, on
correspondence. on cooperation Win
kindred organizations, on formation OF
sound money clubs ana on nnanGt- .,
Gustav H. Schwab. in outlining the
position OF the Chamber of Commerce
says.
POSITION OF THE COMMITTEE.
'sThe committee-hoid that they repre-
sent not only the New York business
man who wished TO protect himself ana
make war on "A silver basis, as well as
a gold basis, but the interest OF the wage
Garner. the labOrcr, the facOry- hand and
the savings bank depOsitOr, VINO cannon
protect himself against the aVafice or tne
silver mine owners. The committee DO
not discuss any plan OF bank currency.
Mr. Schwab - himself a mine owner
Frank Chr.stm a former Washington
correspondent, and a we'll known news
paper man Of this city, IS placed ~
charge of the headquarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
WALIER HdkRf> MURDERED.
A Petersburg Man KILLED in New York b.
Burglars.

NEW YORK, May N.-About half-past
o'clock this afternoon Walter Harris,
colored man about thirty-siN years OF age
employed as butler by Mr.. T.. -.
Warden, east Twenty-fifth street, was
shot through the left breast ana instantly
killed by TWO unknown men. The muir
der occurred in the basement OF VIZ
den's residence. ,-,..,.
Murphy, one Of the servants IN the house,
Harris answered the ring at the basement
door bell. and as he opened the Lor
two men stepped into the ball. she sall
she did not hear any words passed, but
suddenly several shots were fired. The
men then made their escape, and Harris
staggered along the hall TO the threshold
OF the kitchen door, where ne eHclalineu'
Get doctor, / am shot Wnen
physician arrived he was dead. bullet
had entered his left breast. The dead
man was a native OF Petersburg. va.
The police are working on the the0ty
that the murder was committed by dcs,,
perate burglars. who. expecting To nni
onlv women In the house. shot 10 Kill
wnen they encountered resistance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
Gaoyeia Central Reorganization.

NEW YORK. May N.-Bankers here
Interested in or representing securities
of the Georgia Central proper or Us
a soufhGn dispatch late iast week that
The plan Of reorsanz alton has been laid
aside peudiug the return Of j. l.. Nor
gan. .-,. 49,. 4,
lie is wanted as the administrator De
tween the different classes Of securities,
for which position De is the best fitted
h.est,se of his control Of the Southern
railway. IN close harmony with wn'cn
+he Georgia Central must be operated.
IL looks now as though the plan would
not bee pushed until all socurity-holders
urD nlnnafnI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
CHaKGED WIrH MURDER.
Arrest of 4. n. Hash. a Well Known Ten
ncssee Husin'ss Man.

BRISTOL. TENN. May 27.-Spo ,ial.-
Fields n. Hash. man well known In
of the Merchants Exchange Bank Of this
city, has been arrested al Morristown,
Tenn, charged with the murder OF a
well-knOwn barber named Palmer FOR the
sum of about SIS.
Hash has had Il curious career since he
came 10 Bristol about eigrt years ago
with 5000 in cash. the life earnings OF
he and his aged father.
Young Hash opened a dry goods store,
and soon sold IL TO his three clerks Tor
$1,000. 20 be paid out of the earnings.
but before half had been paid he attached
the goods. for no reason apparently. The
matter got into the courts. and remained
there till all the money was consumed.
He went 10 MOrristOwn and opened a res
taufant now he is under arrest charged
with murder as above stated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
rha pennincton Ordered 10 Hawaii.

WASHINGTON. May A.-Orders were
telegraphed late Saturday TO Command
or Charles Thomas. OF the Bennington
now at Mare Island navy-yard, califor-
mia. 10 proceed to Honolulu as soon as
repairs on his vessel are completed, ana
report 10 Admiral Beardslee. Jhe BEN
nineton will remain In Hawaiian waters
indefinitely for the protection or Ameri-
can interests. and the flagship Philadel-
uhia. being relieved Of that duty, VIII
come to San Francisco for extensive re-
nalrs and docking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
National Republican League.

CHICAGO. May G.-President Tracy, or
today that all Indications pointed 10
the cleveland convention being the largest
ever held by the league. The conNen-
ton opens June 18th The citizens are
making extensive preparations for the en-
terfainment of the delegates. In regard
to the probable acts of the convention
NIr. Tracy said: Il do not believe any
attempt viii be made 10 forestall the
action of the national committee OF w
nartv ON the currency question. our poll
ry has been to conhne ourselves 10 organ
lzatlon. I shall not bee candidate 10,
the presidency, as | am opposed To tnisl
terms, and my private business h'''S ''''
llnln | haNo glAen % The lrlEur.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28

Montague. member OF the House OF Com
mons for the Whltechapel division or
the Tower Hamlets. presided.
Several members OF the Union cnarsen
the Government with shilly-shaliying' ana
attacked It for not passing the resis'ra-
tion-law amendment bill.
A motion was submitted, declaring ,ha'
the meeting was satisfied with Sir WI
liam Vernon Harcourts promise TO 90
the best possible with the Dill. Two
amendments to the motion were summit
tod-one demanding the holding Of an au-
Turn session OF Parliament. for the
purpose of efecting the Newcastle Par
llament-was adopted by lage maJori-
~. The motion was then carried.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28

CHICAGO. ILL. May 1.-THE first issue
Of the Chicago Chronicle, the. ohix DEM
ocratic morning newspaper in Chicago,
will appear tomorrow
In point Of news service the new pa
per viii have resources unsurpassed by
any journal i'm the United states. inciud-
ing the full report of the United Press,
the I.affan News Bureau Service. and the
cables and specials of the New York
sun Horatio W. Seymour will be the pEb
Usher and Martin j. Russell, collector OF
the mort the editor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28

To be Electrocuied During the Week he'
ginning NJ nday July ist.

SING SING, \. Y, May I-Dr Buch-
anan. the condemned wfe-murderer LETT
This place on the S.i5 A. NJ. train for Al
bany to-day for resentonce before the
Court Of Appeals.
ALBANY \. v. May I.-The Court
Of Appeals has ordered that DR.. Buch-
anan be electrocuted during the week
beginning Monday, July lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
Ihrnngh a Rurnlng IresIle.

SAVANNAH. GA, May IA freight
train on the Lyons branch Of the Central
railroad was wrecked this morning by
going through a burning trestle near
Neldrfm twenty miles west OF Savannah
The fire was not discovered until me
train was too close 20 the t.estie 20 stop.
The engine and tender crossed m safety
GERS. loaded with lumber were burned.
The train crew stopped tte progress o'
the fire and saved most OF The tfestie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28

Insurgents Make Unsuccessful Efforts to
Cnntnre The Body.

HAVANA. May IA dlspatch from
Santiago dc Cuba says thu the bldy OF
Jose Marti, the rebel leader, arrived at
that place by train yesterday. II Has
c.c0rted by force of 200 Spanish troops
for forty-tWO miles. prior to It's being
placed upon the train at san Luis.
The escort were attacked four times bv
Insurgents, who endeavOrcd TO rescue the
body from the captOrs. The rebels were
rcpulsed each time. The body was buried
at Santiago dc cuba at $ o'clock this
morning after IL had been identified.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28

ST. PETERsBURG. May IA violent
shock of earthquake was experienced IN
the village Of Agikent, in the district or
Dal-rl Yesterday Nfncty-fiyc houses were
wrecked. and many Of the inhabitants
ver9 buried I'm the ruins.
ZANZIBAR, May IA severe shock OF
earthquake was felt az MoDassa ycster-
dav mi no great damage was done. The
shock was also felt IA the town OF Ma
linda, where several houses were de-
strOyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
Ricycle Champions Hurt.

MADRID. May 27.-The bicycle cham
uicns. CamDOs and la Casa, were terri
biv injured by a collision during a race
Yesterday. one viii die. They were rid
Ing together In "A tandem race, which they
uere lusf about winning, when their OPP
nouents crossed their path. The TWO ma
chimes came together with crash, and
he riders were thrown 20 the ground In
~ he.n la Casa WAS frlghtfully lace
Sated i'm The chest, and Is dying. cam
nos had hofh arms broken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
The Atlanta and Raleigh.

WASHINGTON. May H.-The Navy De-
partment learns that the cruisers Atianta
ana Ralaixh entered the capes OF the
chesapeake this evening at q o'clock, hav-
ing made the run from Savannah IN less
than forty-eight hours. They VIII remain
al Hampton Roads a few days ana then
"a 10 Norfolk for repairs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-28
Tbe Terrible Launched.

LONDON. May T.-The new, British
cruiser Terrible Was launched IN the q, de
to-day She Is OF 1870 tons, with engines
' OF 25.O,0-hOrse power. and Is expected 10
develop a speed Of twenty-five knots an
hour. She Is 53S feet long, II .seet wide,
and has a large number OF ~ater-ught
cOnlpartmenls