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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-26

ENGLAND is making a big bluff
over Venezuela. Why don't she take
somebody about her own size and
then read her riot actf Our Uncle
Sam is good match for John Bull.
Let England try our Uncle.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-10-26
aLAcKFoor. IDAHO, ocroBER 20, 1896.

The strongest thing in favor OF
General Hardin for Governor of
Kentacky is: He is Democratic
candidate in a Democratic State.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

NTuTICE is hereby given that shall apply
IN at the present session of the Legisla-
ture of this state Tor divorce FROM NY
husband, Thomas q, Shnndicy.
fsD-ims CARRIE s. SIIANpLET.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13
THE TERMS OF PEACE
About to be Concluded Between
Japan and China.
GREAT CONCESSIONS BY CHINA.

Japan Will Annex the Island Of Formosa
and Occupy Fort Arthur and Wei-Hal-
Wei for a Term of years-Corea to be
Independent.
WASHINGTON, March 13-As result Of
the negotiations between Minister Dun in
Japan and Minister DENLY in China the
terms of the peace about to be concluded
between China and Japan are now known
with little short of cxactness. As under
stood in high official circles they are as FOL
lows
First-The treaty between Japan and
China has ceased to exist by reason OF the
war, but on the renewal of peace the new
treaty will grant Japan extra territorial
jurisdiction over China, but the latter
country will surrender the extra terri
torial jurisdiction Bhe formerly held in
Japan.
Second-There will be no extension OF
Japanese territory on the mainland OF
Asia But tho Island of Formosa, CHI
nese possession lying off the coast, Will be
permanently coded TO Japan.
Thirt--1he Japanese will by treaty be
granted the right to continue the occupa-
tion of Port Arthur aud Wei Hal Wei, the
two great naval stations leading TO the
Gulf OF Pcchili, for term of years.
Fourth-The claims of China that Corea
is dependency of hers shall be forever re-
linquishcd and Corea shall henceforth be
independent.
Fifth-Thc cash indemnity to be paid
by China will not exceed S25o,OOOoOo In
gold
The purpose not TO extend Japanese ter
rttory to the mainland, but to coninc it to
LII, Lila ,,fI
the conclusion of peace without Euro
pean Intervention The maintenance of
Japan's extra territorial jurisdiction in
China, while the latter country surrenders
d similar jurisdiction, leaves China MS the
only oriental country submitting to this
outer jurisdiction. Japan now terminates
Chinn's consular courts in Japan, al
though Japan's consular courts in China
are TO be cnntinuctkS This presents the
very singular spectacle of China's cunced-
ing tho advance Of Japan into modern
methods. while at the same time conced-
ing that she is still in the bcnightcd CON
dtion requiring extra territorial jurisdic-
ton to protect foreigners in China.
Probably the most important concession
Is Japans occupation of Port Arthur and
Wei. Hal Wei for term of years This
will assure II continuance of the peace for
many years 10 COME us tHlhd Will us III
no condition to renew hostilities so long
as the gateway to Pekin and to Chinas
commerce is guarded ON either side by the
great fortresscS which China grants to
Japan for n term of years.
The permanent annexation of Formosa
to Japan will add II rich and fertile coun-
try to the japanese group. The tea pro-
duction of the island is very extensive,
Moreover there are extensive tracts of ara
BILE land well suited to Japanese coolie
labor should it he desired to withdraw the
Japanese from Hawaii.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Ex-Queen Ldliuokalani, of Hawaii, has
o private income Of $4,000 q year.
Harry Hayward, tho Minneapolis muir
derer, has abandoned hope of escaping the
gallows.
Tho Imperial Opera House at Vienna
has been closed, owing to the widespread
prevalence Of the grip.
A destructive fire occurred at Wapon,
Wis. During its progress six persons
were injured, one fatally.
Inspector William J, McKclvey was APP
pointed superintendent of Brooklyn's po-
lice, to succeed Patrick Campbell.
One hundred and twenty diamond out
ters from Antwerp sailed from Liverpool
for New York on the steamship Majestic.
The Nioaraguan government has ar
ranged with an American syndicate for
the introduction of $500 able bodied ne
grocs and their families from the United
States.
The Paris Figaro says it is generally be-
iieved in political circles that NJ. Waldeck-
Rousseau will shortly become premier of
France. ....
The SEVENTEEN ballot for United States
senator was taken at Dover, Del, yester-
lay without result. The vote was as fol-
,ows: Higgins, s; Addicks, @; Massey, a;
Wolcott, O. Tunnel, 4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13
A oUADRUPLE LYNCHlNG.
1t Has Doubtless Resulted in a Race Wa
at waisenburg, Colo.

at waisenburg, Colo.
PUERTO Colo, March Bon Sunday
Deputy Sheriff Hixon was brutally muir
dered at Walspnburg by several italian
coal miners After pounding the dcputy's
head into a pulp the body was hidden, and
was not found until Monday morning
When general alarm was given blood
hounds were put upon the murdcrcrs'
trail, and i'll short time the well trained
dogs succeeded in running down the gang
Of nine Italians
Yesterday afternoon an inquest was
held and the guilt of the gang clearly cs-
tablished. AT 1880 last night. as the nine
were being taken to jail in n wagon, they
were fred upon from ambush. -Four OF
the prisoners, whose names cannot be
learned on account of the excitement,
were instantly killed. joe Welby, young
American boy who was driving the wagon,
was also killed, The officers returned the
fire, which lasted several minutes. The
most intense excitement roigns.
One hundred or more Italians, seeing
their countrymcn lying around dead, be,
came frcnzied. swearing they will have
vengeance Both factions began arming
themselves, and at last accounts were OK
pcctcd to come together at any moment,
The telegraph operator at Walscnburg has
abandoned his post leaving no way to Sc
cure further information, except as it is
brought into surrounding towns by peo-
pie who nre fleeing from the scene OF trou-
BILE, or deputy sherilfs seeking assistance,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13
pennsylvania LEGISLATURE.
The Bill Prohibiting Religious CARDS In
Public schools Passed Finally.


HARRISBURG, March 1S.-Mr West, OF
Berks, put In a bill in the house yesterday
providing that 1t shall be unlawful Tor
any corporation, firm or person doing
business In the state to compel any oil the
employees to take out policies OF insurance
in any accident, casualty, or liability COM
pany In which the firm or persons are IN
terested, the cost OF the policy being de
Quoted from the wages of the employe.
Penalties for violation are provided.
Mr.. Burrill of Mercer, presented bill
requiring the publication Of sherlffs proc
lamations in three newspapers In each
county, two of which shall represent the
majority party and the third the minority
party.
The house went into consideration of the
special order on third reading Of the Smith
religions garb bill. Mr.. Long, Of York.
opposed 1t as un- American, and intimated
that back of 1t was the American Protoc-
tive association. Such legislation, he said,
was unwise and unjust. .".
In defending the bill Mr.. .Spangler, Of
Cumberland, made a speech denounclng
the Roman Catholic church and its head,
to whom he referred as that man, Pops
Leo the Twelfth" He said Of National
Chairman Harrity Follow this man up
along the Allegheny mountains, and we
hear that he was in consultation with
three Roman Catholic priests who said to
these men; 'Denounce these orders and
we will give you the votes of our church. .
At the close Of his speech Mr.. O'Malley,
of Lnckawanna, took the member from
Cumberland to task for his intimation
that Mr. Harrlty had made q deal with
three priests. II am q member of the
Roman Catholic church." said Mr.. o NAL
ley, "and ! have never known one of its
clergymen to make "a political bargain. II
| what the gentleman had said is true
| think 1t Is only fair to the house for him
| to give the names of these three priests.
| Mr.. Spangler replied that he had read
this in newspaper. He had no personal
| knowledge that such bargain had been
I made.
The bill passed finally by u vote Of 15l to
| 26.
| The house decided to discontinue night
sessions and add AN hour to day sessions
] in order to give more time to the various
committees
Among the bills passed finally in this
senate were: Extending the county bridge
act relating to bridges joining cities AMI
boroughs to Townships to establish su
pcrior court of five judges at an annua
! salary of 81 500 each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13
GOVERNOR MARylL.s ILLNESS.
Il Causes Grave,t Anxiety to the Citizens
Of Delaware.

Of Delaware.
LAUREL Del. March 15.-Governor
Joshua H. Marvil is seriously Ill AZ his
home hore, although 1t is now said that he
is in no immediate danger and that his
condition is slightly improved. The gov
ernor for many years has been sufferer
from heart diseases and dropsy, but IN
spite Of this he has been in almost daily
attendance at the sessions Of the legisla-
ture IN Dover until last Friday, when he
took to his bed. The resident physician
yesterday sent for Dr. William Pepper,ex-
provost Of the University of Pennsylvania,
who came to Laurel. Tho governor was
to have gone to Philadelphia, but he was
unable to do so because of an unfavorable
turn.
All during the canvass before the Re-
publican nomination for governor the con-
dition Of his health caused much nppre-
hension. 1t has been the ambition OF his
life to be governor of Delaware, and he Sc
cured the nomination without opposition.
At the time of the Inauguration Governor
Marvil made no speech and did not read
his address, because his physicians in
Philadelphia had advised him not to be-
come unduly excited. This fact at the
time gave rise to the cruel story that Gov
ernor Marvil could not read nor write,
which Is, Of course, untrue.
The Illness of the governor has caused
much commotion in political circles. He
Is more than 10 years old. All the state
officers are appointed by the governor, and
should this illness terminate fatally he
will be succeeded by Speaker William I.
Watson, of the senate, WHO'S Democrat.
If Speaker Watson becomes governor a
new state senator would have to be chosen
from Kent county, With Mr.. Watson
governor the senate would stand four
Democrats and four Republicans.
The Democrats carried Kent county last
fall by about 100 majority. If new cleo
ton were ordered it would he very excit-
ing, owing to the contest for the United
States senatorship as the control Of tho
legislature would be involved In the cleo
ton of this senator. So much depends on
Governor Marvil that the prccarious con
ditlon of his health excites the greatest
anxiety.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13
SALE.

LNUH SALTS 6-roomed houses on 9th sud
IL 9TH avenue ut terminus of Ma ylnnd
avenue trolley line, Modern improved ents
Bee them before buying. Special induce
ments. Joa. L. Carpenter s2S Market street.
il9-if
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13
lively Discussion Over IndisssSua1 Comfnu-
ufon Cups-women Barred Out.

Lively Discussion Over IndivsSunl Commu-
nion Cups-women Barred Out
BALTIMORE. March 1a.-The Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal conference, by q vote
Of 116 to So, defeated the amendment to
the constitution Of the church providing
for the admission Of women to the general
conference.
A resolution offered at the conference
condemnlng as un-Chrstlike the use Of
individual cups at the Lords Supper
brought to their feet a large portion Of the
delegates. Rcv. DIR. Richard Harcourt,
pastor Of Grace church. Baltimore, which
recently adopted individual cups, said:
II would like to know in what particu-
lar the use OF individual cups conflicts
with the Bible or tho Methodist discip-
line"
II think there is no authority for their
use in either" tho bishop answered.
Jesus Christ said cup not cups That
is my conviction"
well, rs to that" DIR. Harcourt re-
piled, 81 think can say there is scriptural
authority for the use of individual cups
There was time when 1t was said every
body had to go clean shayen like the bishop
of this conference.-the thcro was no
dipping of the mustache into the cup
with perhaps tobacco juice on it; when
there was no offensive suffering from the
grip after having left the handkerchief at
home. | tell you, Mr.. President, that
from these causes, at the table Of TIE Lord
and his communion, l have administered
Stops" ..
Groans followed and ordinations Of
"Oh!' and cries of ''Stop!' but DIR. Har-
court continued; "If there were not so
many ladies present 1 might give you
brethren some further facts but | re-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

New YORK, March 13.-Tho jury inves.
tigating the responsibility for the fall of
the tenement in Orchard street, by which
four laborcrs were killed, brought in a
verdict Yesterday. They find the disaster
due to faulty planning. The work also,
thcy say, was bad and material poor. Tim
othS J. Ormsby, building inspector in the
district, is found guilty of criminal care
lcsaness of the worst kind in having mado
a false report on the work The contract
ors, Peter Conner and John Gleaycs, and
the owner, William +. Ilennon, are found
criminally guilty for 'wllfmly violating
the law for the evident purpose of saving
expense" Ormsby was released on $500
bail. Conner, Gleaves aud Lennon, ont on
bail, wcrC not rearrestcd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

\kTAS4En y respcC'ahlePraiesiant white
W gin for general houseworh. Apply ut
lu.' AfaRs street mIl-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13
INSULT 70 OUR FLAG.
An American Mail steamer Fired Upon
by Spanish 0unboat.

by Spanish 0unboat.
New YoRH, March 1S.-The American
mail steamship Alliance arrived here yes
terday afternoon from Colon, and Just
m soon rs he landed Captain j. A. Cross
man sent a letter to Secretary Of State
Gresham, which is in substance as follows:
''On the morning OF March 8, while off
the coast OF Cuba, barkentine rugged
steamer WAS sighted, steaming directly for
us, At f:l6 she set her colors, proving to
be Spanish gunboat. / Immediately or
dered the American ensign hoisted on the
Alliance md saluted the Spaniard, which
salute was duly returned by her. then
saluted once more, and supposed the mat
ter was ut an end.
About five minutes later the Spanlard
fired a blank cartridge, and a few moments
later another one, followed shortly after
wards by three solid shots, all OF which
fell short of the Alliance, but showing
very conclusively that the Spaniard was
firing at us l being fully six miles off
shore, and on the high seas, paid no fur
Their attention to the Spaniard, but kept
my course. The Spaniard kept up the
chase, although gradually dropping as
tern, for fully twenty five miles.
~ desire to know II the Spaniard has
my right to fire on my ship, with the pos
sible chance of endanRering the lives of the
passengers and crew under my charge, or
to compel me to hoave to, as she probably
intended
II respectfully ask for Information on
that subject as l did not and do not pro-
pose to heave to, thereby losing time on
my voyage, to oblige the Spanish gun
boats or any other, except in case OF dis
tress -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

BUFFALO, March 13-The last of the
Jurors to try the Robinsons for the muir
der of Montgomery Gibbs was not secured
until nearly noon yesterday. Assistant
District Attorney Quackenbush opened
for the prosecution. He put forth the
theory that Gibbs resisted being held up
by the Robinsons. and that while Clar-
ence was struggling like an infant in the
grasp Of the enraged and athletic Gibbs
Sadie placed her revolver against his head
and sent bullet through his brain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

ENoR RENT-A house, IL o. 3Ii DUPONT strcet.
l. Apply to n. e.. Vernon. this ONCE
i3l.ff
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

Colon, March l3.-Thc recent reports of
repeated victories by the Colombian gov
eminent troops over the rovolutionists
challenge surprise and some amusement
when they get back here from distant
parts in printed form These reports are
misleading because the revolution is not
yet stamped out by reported victories. 1t
is still progressing, and the government of
Colombia is in sore straits for men and
money. The congress ut Bugota has just
passed bill for II forced loan
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13
SPECIAL MENTION.
Cupptngaud isecnins. IN Y. secondU
NJ. +. Davis. Jeweler, Il. end 81

Cupptngaud lsechins. IN Y. seconiN
NJ. F. Davis. Jeweler o Il. End 81
Cuppins l. iseci.tna. Parker.5B Mad soi ~
J. Ii. Clsaver. stoves. No. Q Z. 4th street..
American Laundry col Hast Tssnt 81.
Slmms' Liver Pills qutcx In curl ne
headache. spleudld liver stlmulaut; besk
ever made thousands say so. 606 king
street
500 boxes of cigars, nifty in box. for eash
at 40 per DoL Dursteln. 5 East Second
street.
See the Battle March of the Soldisss Il
Cyrus" Belshazzar"- so and ~
cents-at S. II. Baynard's and Garrett
Smith, after Feb. lst. Reserved wisheut
extra chalge.
The healthy, wealthy and wise all asa
DR.. Simms White Pulmonio Balsau.
when troubled with coughs. sore throat
lung diseases. &c, SOC aud OIL. Depot SaB
King street.
For first.class dyeing and securing 70
to tho Delaware Dye Works. 2i5 Klhg
street.
DR.. Slmms' White Pulmonic Balsam. the
positive cure in sore throat and lung dis-
eRses, coughs, hoarseness, Group, bleed
splitting. &c. Sold by regular druggists
only anu at SOC King street at so cents end
g..
English troueerlngs to order s5, % aad
81, worth $40. Pierson, the tailor9ll Mar
ket street
DR.. Slmms, No. COG King street. has .
| worm medicine which Ia the bes. on tha
market. Try bottle.
For tent-A two.story brick house. Nc.
| 10 Irwin Place; $3.50 month. Apply To
Ii. L. Vernon. this office.
Steam dyelng, securing. altering, 70.
pairing and pressing. Clothing made to
order. A. ]. PIerson, Gil Market strset
Go to walther and Company to have
your carriage repaired.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13
N',TICE.

nj oTICE-If you never saw the new whole
IN sale and retail candy store at 1903 Ma
kct street. come and scott. where candies cti
bought at 10 and 10 coats pound. Htmnch
stores, Philadelphia. Jcrsey Clty aud Now
York. o5-l-cCi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

BALTIMORE, March i3.-The American
bark Amy Turner, Captain Warland,
passed the capes yesterday on a record
breaking voyage from Hong Kong China
She made the run In eighty eight days
the quickest over made by n sailing vessel
to an Atlantic coast port The Turner
brings thirty tons of Chinese groceries
and table delicaoies. They consist of dried
sharks fins, potted Chow dog, picked
duck eggs edible birds nests, dried insect
eggs, snnils and grasshoppers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13
NHAT nG you WkNr TO Know


TOR RENT-N large store AMI NV 'illnS
II No. II West Front street win rtnt
separate. suitable Toe an kind o; btsinc,s.
Apply TO p. q. rlunNcri. =JJ West Front
street Elf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

OMAHA, March 13.-During mass at st.
Paul's Catholic church party Of Poles
who had been ousted from membership by
Bishop Scanned because they objected to
the new priest Father Karminsii, at
tempted to take possession of the ediflcc.
A desperate fight was precipitated, during
which the priest shot two men seriously.
Joseph linda, one of the priests supporters,
was stabbed and terribly beaten. Police
finally ended the riot and arrested several
participants including Father Karminski.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

WASHINGTON, March 13-When Presi.
dent Cleveland returns from his ducking
trip 1t is expected that he will Immediately
issue proclamation opening to settlement
the lands coded by the Yankton Sioux In
dians in South Dakota. The proclamation
provides that in thirty days after its first
publication the lands shall be subject to
entry under the land laws Of the United
States. The lands coded amount to 1885,,
600 acres md are accounted among tho
best in the state. Another reservation
which will soon be opened is that of the
Nez Perez, In Idaho.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

INDIANAPOLIS, March 13.-As result Of
the riot in lndiaua's legislature Monday
midnight, when Myron D, King, Governor
Matthews private nccrctary, was prevented
by violence from presenting veto mes
sage. Mr.. King lies at his home in serious
condition. lie is under the influence of
opiatos, and his friends are much alarmed
about him. He was in the hottest of tho
fight for his chief, and received very
rough treatment. His injuries are of an
internal character.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13
Old Point Comfort Delightful Tour via Pensp
sylvRnin Railroad.

No other resort OF the Upper South cal1I
compare with Old Point Comfort In ~
traotlveness. Apart from Its historlceli
surroundings 6nd the fact OF Its being 4.
Government poet. the situation OF tnQ,
place, with its magnificent ocean fron1l
and elegantly. planned drives would eone
mend 1t to the public as a most delightful
place to spend a few days vacation.
The next tour will leave New York ana
Philadelphia by epsclal train on Thursday.l
March I, and tickets will be good for ro<
tutn passage on special train leaving Old
Point Comfort on the following Saturday,
The rates. inoludin. transportation and
meals snioute In each direction. as we'll
as hotel accomm odations at Ilygela Hotel.
Old Point Comfort, will 10 $3.50 from
New York and s12.50 from philadelphia
proportlonate rates from other potntA-
Tickets. including one days board at the
lIyGela Hotel. and good to return vIa
Washington and Richmond within ten
days. can also be purchased ct came
rates.
For further Information apply to Ticket
Agents, or address Tourist Agent 1i9o
Broad way. New York, or Room All. Broad
Street Station. Philadelphia. to whom app
pliostlon for space should alec DO made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

DENVER, March Estate Senator John
B. Jordan has been arrested ON charge
of conspring to dofra1d the United States
government and held in $1,000 for a hear
ing 1t is alleged that c. b. simmons,
who was arrested in Pueblo last week on
the charge Of impersonating Unitcu
States officer, was employed by Jordan.
Simmons went to Pueblo to secure evil
dence from people against the present fed
eral building site there, so that new site
On the Mesa might be selected. Senator
Jordan is lnterested in land on the Mesa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

CAFE HATTERAs y, C., March l3.-The
lighthouse steamer Violet, on which the
president and party of friends have been
for several days anchored in Pamlico
sound duck shooting, raised her anchor
about o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
started on her return trip, All the party
are well, Notwithstanding there were
spells Of bad weather during the stay here.
Mr.. Cleveland did great deal of success
full hunting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-13

SAVANNAH, March l?-John Davis, aged
IL; Willie Davis aged 4, and Willie An
derson, aged g. of Macelenny, Fla, passed
through Savannah on their way to New
New York, to receive the Pasteur treat
ment for hydrophobia. The oldest is in
nervous condition, tWitehing at times con-
siderably, and showing whit are feared to
be the first symptoms Of the dread disease.