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CELEBRATION In JAPAN.
Students Parade tho Streets aud
Sing National Hymns.
Great Fnthusinsm on Account oftho
Victory Wen nt Port Arthur
Christian rntrlutism.

EOsTON, Mass, jan. lO.-Thc follow.
log letter from NJ. Lafayette Gordon, ~
D., ID. d., o. ltyoto, japan, has been 10.
cvivcd by the officials Of the American
board Of commissioners for foreign
milsions Of Congregational chufchus,
giving an account Of the way Ia which
tho students Of Doshisha celebrated
the capture Of Port Arthur from the
Chinese. Tho DOshisha TO which
reference h made, IL "a Christian Jap
ancso university founded by Joseph
Hardy NUvHlma ia 1870, and now hAy-
Ing 800 studDnle. Nearly oil VI IT.
leading teachers uru Christians. Mid.
niOnafles OF the American board arc
members Of iiH faculty. DT. Gordon
writes 40 foilows;
Anticipating the early fall OF Port
Arthur, tne school began a week ago
10 make preparations 10 celebrate tho
victory. Arrangements were made
with Newspaper CORRESPONDENT 90
HitOshimn, the chief headquarters, 10
send u9 un early Telegram, No wuUu 70
cHmu saturday evening" We had almust
tho tifst nUwH OF tho Victory that
"a vigorous ringing OF tue college bull,
the students turned out In luu iOfco
with lggH, red lanterns and baud OF
music that hsd been lmprOvised during
tho week. This girl school was nfst
visite aud the girls sang the national
hymn, "kimyga Y0.n IhCr we
marched through tho park TO the south
gate u the old place, where the same
was played by the band. Thence We
went through the principal streets u
tno city, stopping before the residences
OF several OF cur trustees.
IL was very Interesting and eXcit-
ing time. Just NJ We got fairly iuto
tue city tho newHboys, or rather the
newsmvni wefeselling the newspapers
announcing the vioIory. They nnd
dogs on their bats or on each shoulder
uul au they went darling along they
were gIvetod with loud cheers 10y cur
boys.
Tho people by this timo had begun
10 realize what had happened unu
greeted uH with clipping Of the hands
and shouts " "Ausenl," The students
sang nearly all the time an original
song composed by one o! their NUM-
Dor. IL was full OF catch words Of the
war The tune dit not amount ~
much, but the rythm was strongly
marked. Their voiceB were pretty
well gone before ths circle OF the city
had been completed.
AS you know lack OF pntIio ism
ia one OF tho lnshiCuaule uAargr8
made against Christians aud
Christian schools. This tx.
plains why particular satisfaction "a
taken In tue fact that ours was the first
demonstration IN honor OF the victory
Aud probably the most striking Que
ever made by the school In tho city.
There In no doubt that the hearts OF tue
people are deeply engaged In this war
anu II brings WILDLY before once mind
the scenes Of our own war thirty years
ago.
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A Family Tusslo.

Tho legal arguments IN the Oscar
Amy case, the facts Of which were re-.
ported In these columns yesterday,
occupied the entire forenoon IN Chioi
Justice Merrllps division Of the Third
dttuC. court today. 10 is an appeal
from tho probate c0ur. OF summit
county In reference ~ valuable
piece OF real estate on STATE street, and
there Afu three ountustiug parties, the
widow, auuts, nud hRli-brothoH Of tho
deced6 M, Osoar A, Amy, whose death
occurred Ia the year 1891, there being
no Will.
The court has taken the cGso under
ad yisemeut
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MARQunTE, Mich, Jan. ll.-When
Register Peter Pfomelu opened the
government land uillor OF a, m. today
a long HiC OF Prospective hUmtHCnders
blocked The Corridors aud extended
outside. The tiNt mau pTUCutug an
application haI fcmaibei iu front OF
tIo building since Monday noon, tN-
pureuCing very severe weather a
portion OF tho forfeited railroad lauI
grant la OulOnacou county, contain.
ing o,al5 acre., was opened iOf settle
mont today.
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form, lt Will uc the better plau lu'poal.
pIuu any effort 90 DO anything in tHe
Senate until there many bu an uf, or
luuiiy 90 ASCERTAIN what Will DO Tie
rcluit iu the HOuoc.
CunvotsotiOu developed that the Re.
Iublicans no not consider the treasury
eituAiion sp critical as some Democrats
do and they think 70 "a qus8tiou Of
revenue rather than currency, It's.
eall "a ncw currency hill,having egecu.
TIE arprOva, VIII DO introduced In
about Two weeks.
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AssAULTED uY HURGLARs.
A minister aud nIs VIE Roughly
HANDLED.

IEpIANAroMs, Ind, Jan. lO.-Rev.
W. r.. Heushaw, aged 30, Methodist
minister, living at Bel!ayille, Inu.,
aud HE young wife, were fatally as-
ssultod by burglars early this morning.
The wife was awakened by tho bur.
glars, Jumped out Of bed and grappled
with one OF the men. She was
dragged 10 the porch whore the
bufglnrs shot her through the
head. Tho noise awakened Mr.
HcnshaW, who grabbed tho other
thief IA no was going out tho back
door. The two mon fought clear into
the middle OF tho road, where the
burglar uycrpuwored the preacher ana
alter shU0ling him through the hip,
stnbboi him no less than tw0uty limes
with dirk knife. There Ia great OK.
citsmeut ana crowds arB securing the
county In search Of the robbers.
Bl1odhounds have beenEent 10 the
scene.
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ON TnIAL FOn MURDEm
An Iudian Suspected 81 Having KILLED
uaquAW.


MALONE, N. Y, Jan. lO.-Tho trial
OF lsnlo White, an Indian, charged
Win the murder Of Mary Ann lie
France, In August last, hns begun
mere and ten jurors have been secured.
ltsppuars that Mary Aun lie France,
hn Iudian woman, disappeared from
heE homo In HogansbuTgh. shc was
Tue mother OF four children by d
loImer husband, but for the last year
has been living with Itaao White,
Iithlugh they were not married.
Following her disappearance, owl.
usuees OF a crime were noted wh.ou
yea 10 an investigation and subsequent
arrest OF White. A large spot Il blood
was found IN q nearby field with EVIL
lehee that a body had been dragged to
no place where the fence was down,
h'o0d was found on an axe and On the
ouggy wheels which were the property
N Isaac White, aud the oharrud re-
mains OF n wooden shawl were found In
.ne stove AT his home. Search was be.
gun loI tue body. White claimed that
~ HAl uflven tue woman 10 9lassena,
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CArEIOwN, Jan, lO.-ltank Tarbo,
alias Inyl0r at onu time leader Of the
notorious Johnny irving gang Of New
YORK, anu William CARROLL Woodward
alias Hon. Li0uti MusgfAvo, arrested
some time ago Ia London, charged
Win participating IN fight with cut
iussrs, nud VINO subsequently iOrieitul
their ulil aud were Arrested la this
colony, have escaped from the custody
OF tue Cape police aud arg supposed ~
nave gOyet0 Kimberley.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn., Jan. lO.-Goyor-
nor Tumey tlGsy sent the senate aud
house an Address aud petition In which
he says no mas received me highest
number Of legal votes Tor governor.
Hu Gays he Is informed on the face Of
no returul that Evans has u plurality
.afd that gross frauds were perpelralcd.
dc therefore asks tho Legislature 10
peImit him TO appear In Joint session
10 contest the returns.
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Tho IIy.Iaus valid.

CHICAGO, Jan. lO.-The Chicago
live stock exchange won a decided
victory today, In the suit OF tho at.
tJrnoy general 10 forfeit ila charter IL
WAS decided by Judge Clll)Td, who
declared that the bylaws Of the tX.
change, for the regulation Of iis bust.
ness and defining the manner In
which members shall solicit business,
are valid.
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SALEM, o., Jan. J.--Flrr refusing To-
ncgcpt n twenty per cent reduction in
Wagte, the wire drawers OF the Salem
Wire Naii company wCr, ordered by
superintendent Bluck- 10 take thrir
tOolsii1m the mill anu were locked out.
The men insist upon the company
paying the scuiC which, they say, was
agreed upon. ltisstltu1 that the com.
pauy viii bring Doe now men 10 MI the
place. OF The local uWp'Oyus.
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BRoOKLyS, n. ", Jau. lO.-An
Kings county elevated road, while
sWitOhlng ut the terminus TO-DAY,
cfAtheu thtouSi the Du'hhtAli me
over, but did not fail. The engineer
and fireman fell with the engine. The
fireman, Frank Baumaui lay Under
the engine AMI was not released Tor
fully an hour lie IL supposed TO BIO
fatally Injured. Engineer FranA
Fisher is not seriously hurt
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COLUMB1s, D., Jan. lO.-Judgu
Push yvuIuled tho demurrer IN the
stevenson Burke s5,0UO,UuI sult. THIS
holds the case la court Burke wanted
10 thrown CUT The Eult 10 20 recover
the money alleged To have been im.
properly uEuu from tho Columbus,
HgcEiug Valley anu Toledo railroad.
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FAILED ~ GREEK.


hnNo vengeance.
CHICAGO, Jan. lO.-w. w. Sellway,
A theological student ut Evanston, has
failed 10 pass IA Greek. Asa result he
has rbnouuced the Christian ministry,
has lOit college and has publicly dc.
clar0d that he will 10 violence ~ the
face OF Prof. j. n. middleton, his
Instructor. Mr.. hvllway isa doctor by
Profession, Ho came last fall from
Kansas CITY, Mo-, where lac 10 said 20
have LETT a good practice. He entered
HarIet. Biblical Institute. lie ana the
instructor had not been on tho best Oi
'egmB Tor some time, and whom no
passed ne he thought, u credilable OK.
animation In Greek anu was informed
yesterday he had failed, an exciting
toelc followed. Mr, 5ellway ia the
Presence Of half hundred prospective
ministers, openly accused the professor
Of marking unfairly through upite and
shook his finger threaluniugiy 40 hU
snoke. PIot middleton became pale
anu agllated asd hastily dismissed ths
class.
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south. Several buslnfss blocks were
destroyed. Chiuf Marshal Wagner
was thrown from the third floor aud
fcti0usly bruised. Fireman Norman
Andersen, Daniel Conway aud viii
liam RappOiis were buried under q
falling wall and had % miraculous
escape. The total loss 10 $4,000.
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CALCUTTA, Jan. lO.-N lm Ulmulk
the muHlar % Chitial has been muir
dured by bis young brother Amir
Ulmulk, who has declared himself
mghlar OF Chilral. ChitTal or Little
Cashgar 10 n country Of the LiOHUr
valley ON the south slope VI HiudoJ'
koOsn.
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PIERRE, 5. d., Jan. lO.-Dspuly
Tfegurcr burlington inuHy rocoiyud
from New York letter Wrltteu bJnae
missing SKATE Treasurer Taylor, untui
January q, enclosing certificates " de-
posit Ia dulsfont state banks 10 the
amount Of $1,000, There was no eS.
PLANTATION,
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EDINGuURu, Jan. lO.-Thu cold
weather now prevailing In Scotland
IL tho mUat severe UNporioncUd In
maay yoars, 80 degrees ifJ5I has been
rugistufedr Loeb LOm1sd So frozen
0yuE In several parts OF the country,
railroad traffic has been stopped by the
snow. some driits uTe twenty iout
nigh,
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munnIED QUA or MO,
Fire ia IA Chicago industrial school
for Girls,

CHICAGO, Jan. lO.-Over one hun
druu giyls were driven irgm their beds
80 uiE O'Clock this morning by a fire
which slightly damaged the upper
8lofy OF tho Chicago Industrial School
Tor girls. Measles had bees epidemic
IN tho schools aud about twenty. five
uupils were ill. They with others wuto
compelled 10 rush to tue street In acant
attire anu the consequent exposure o.
deemed extremely dangerous.
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BERIS, Jan. l0.-In tue RtichslRg
today the debate on the Anli.tUyOlu.
ton bill was resumed. Count Won
Limber-Stirrum, conservative, de-.
ularrd his party nailed the bill with
satisfaction. The socialists, ho added,
were not justified IN claiming to DO tho
sole labor party.
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MARrfN's FERRY, Ohio, Jan. TO-
Seven masked men blew open the saio
Of the Belmont brewery early this
morning and secured $500. They lett
the nigntwRtchman bound and gagged
and he was not discovered until tuis
morning.
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FAYETTE, No., Jan. lO.--lsaRc
Peauou, one OF the oldest Tesldon.saud
one VI tine bpBt known men n Mis-.
souri,, died here last evening. lie was
born IN England In 1910, came TO
America In 1925 aud settled In Howard
county IN 1927,
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NAUAsAIlI, Jan lO.-rho Pacific
Aiail steamer City Of Rln Jaueit.,
Captain smith, which went ashore
Monday last Oh kag0shima while on a
voyage from san FTauoHcJ Tor Hong
Kong via YOkphamH, has been lUated.
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Torn Inio TrnEmenfa.

TOLEDO, o., Jan. lO.-Ou Prisser oil
farm today, Frank Logan, John Pelti.
grew aud w. J. MCNally underworld
TO lhaw out 100 quarters of frozen nitro
glycrrine with hot water, IL exploded,
tearing them into fragments.
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Governor Uphnm ct wiscunsin speaks
90 THE subject

90 THE subject
MADisOs, Wis, Jan. lO.-Gov0rnor
Upham's message deals with the uio Of
the black list by large corporations At
great longth. The governor soy! 81
cannot bur regard the arrangement
among "a large number Of employ cra
not TO employ or permit be employed,
d they can prevent o., competent aud
faithful men simply because they quit
the sutviCu Of some other company, o.
conspiracy which should not be tDl-
Grated by law. The employer hos uo
more hight 10 be protected by law
against tue conspiracy Oi employee
than tue employee have % be protected
by law against conspiracy on the part
u Tie umpI1yCu.p
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The Supreme Court.

Tho January session Of the Territorial
supreme court VIII be- formally opened
on Monday morning next, and an adj
icurnment then taken until the follow
ing Wednesday. In the interval the
meetings OF tue Bar association wall DO
HE'LL
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OMAHA Jan. lO-rho residence Of
e1-C1uugI.mgu Charles A. Tnicmau
was burned this morning and MIa.
Ihiomau IurishuJ. Iuiumau Jumped
nom the window aud saved his li'r,
bui fu'iuiuyd "a broton Leg aud wac
otherwise lfJueJ.
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LoSnoS, Jan, 10. -Gonornl Sir John
summcEheld Hawkins, royal engineer
&. NJ. o. commissioned Tor marking
out the boundary between the British
aud United States territories west Of
tho RoCkymounIains from 1865 to 1903,
IL dead. lie was born In 1916.
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IN AID OF I,ouE.
Two Oriental Digni,aries 60 70 Made
NhrnInnI..

NEW YORIS, Jan. lJ.-A special 20
the World nom Rome says At the
next COusistury the pope Is likely 10
raise two oriental pAIrlnrehs 10 the dig
nifty OF cardinals. Tho dignilarits
believed TO have been selected for the
honor are Mgr. Azarian, the Al.
menian patriarch, AMI Mgr Yea, tho
patriarch OF Antioch. His holmes
attaches the utmost Importance 10
these nominations. He looks forward
- th0ir making deep Impression
throughout tho east and helping on the
l0nged.ior understanding between the
tehnmatics and pnpacy.
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GtAFsHW. Jan, lO.-A GtuEu i0r
gveraau.a ,uH uy,r clyde today. Tho
Anchor liur steamer Anchor Do
aground on Skclmuriiu uuts. The
passengers VIII Boo landed 90 W,my.-
bay anu i1fWUtCd by train to Clio.
gov,
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confcrlnro on unrrenry Mon.nre..

WAsHNuTOE, Jan. 10. - Senators
Morrill,, sherman, Allison aud AldfiCh,
Republican, members Of lue finance
committee, had q conference today Tor
lhu purpose OF deciding upon the liuo
NJ policy in case there should DO an
effort 10 take up the currency question
ia the Senate. The conference was
decided upon after Chairman Voorhees,
had i8yueI oall Tor meeting Oi the
luil committee at O'Clock tJlry. They
agreed that no definite nud lnul con.
llusiun could be- reached until some
measure rud been brought 10 their az
lrutiJn by tue Democratic members OF
the committee.
They viii not suggest a bill them
selves, MOI suggest anything looking 10
the perfection OF Tao BIZ. Furthermore
they viii GupgIst TO the Democratic
members Oi tie COMMITTEES, n called
upon Tor suggestions, thst In view Of
HE report that Secretary Carlisle has
bsun In consultation with the leaders
with u Wow VI the revival VI tue cut.
toncy bill In the House In u modified
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ERIE, Pap jan. lO.-Unlon CITY
near mere, suffered from disastrous
lire last night. The fire atattsd IN o
billiard room over Hayes a sons
store and spread rapidly north and
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RANSOM RESIGNS
And Harrisi, Elected .sitent FRO
Sem. ut the scuntu.

WAsHINWoS, Jan. lO..-5.nnt0r
Ramon, elected PRECEDENT pTo tenn. 600
tue Senate during the aus"uce of ST.
'lnrfs, resigned today. Ramon OK.
pressed deep feasibility OF Che honor
conferred upon him. On the motion Of
MIR. German, a resolution was adopted
ciectiug Senator Harris PRECEDENT pr
tenn,
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nAwLINs muanD mon.

zIis ma for she RESTORATION OF UeaGr.
Noir sitcs to ihr Fable Domain.
WAsluNCrJN, Jan. 10. 90 Delegate
Rawlins, VI Utah, today introduced a
Oil to restore 10 the Iublic domain tho
reservoir sites selected by the United
States under the act Of 1858.
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BRApFORD, Pa, Jan, iO.-As ro'
suit Of eating poisoned cheese IWouiy-
teven people VI East Bradford are sick
TINS morning. Some Of them are In a
EorlUus condition.
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Ell DORADO, Kans., Jan. lO.-Gen.
Alfred u, Elicit, the distinguished
soldier OF tho civil war died last
night.
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aLonr Inorrln mIssINa.
supposed 10 uayo Been Murdered In
InrIlcy hnmeMherr.

Boston, Jan. O.-ra1 American
bsard OF foreign missions has decided
10 grant the requests VI one OF theig
missionaries who knows tho Language
ana country about Della Bahia Pass, 10
bs permitted 10 assist Ina the search Tor
the missing Iouud.W0Tld ticyCliat,
Frank Lsuz, supposed 10 have been
lost Or Killed la Turkey.
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II-mIor IaIIIon vsrr IN.

MONTREAL. Jan. lO-psmirr Tall.
lnu, ui QIutcc, o. very low with ir.
uhmmnu0u Of the bowels.
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WAguEUTuS, Jan l'.-rhu Senate
by vote OF 80 10 20 proceeded g. the
consideration OF tue urgent dtilglOuCY
biii IN spite Of the objections VI Hi
uud QIay.
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NEW IuuS, jar. lU.-Ono mlni-n
dollars Iu l.iI hss been Withdrawn
Iron tic luu-tFtasufy for export to-
morrow.
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LONDON, Jan. lO.--The rumored dis
Egutious IN this British cabinet attracted
great interest Ia tOday's council,
which met at noon with oil the minis.
toTs present. Sir William Hgrc0urt,
chancellor u the exohcquur, AMI John
Morley, chief secretary Tor Ireland,
aro understood 10 have boon Of the
0piuion that the Irish must be- satisfied
atall costa during tho coming session
OF Parliament. With this view, Is D.
added, Premier Rosebefry aud Home
Secretary Atquilh aud other members
" the cabinet DO not agree.
II h said Misunderstanding as 20 the
Opposition OF the surplus for 1880 10
much more serious tnan Was az ifHl
believed, tho main point at issue being
the claim raised by the cabinet minis.
turs anu others that the suTpluB should
DO devoted to the use OF the navy.
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TIE WAR IN ASIA.
JAPANESE SOLDIERS SUFFERING.
Chinese Retrealing Before the Advanc-
Ing Euemy-Corcas Credit Not
Good In Japan,

TOXIC, Jan. lO.-A news agency re-
porls that the king Of Corea has been
hssassinaled.
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CNCINNAIIL Jan, lO.-A special
cablrgfam 10 the Inquirer from Pane,
France, says that Pru cess Englelcheii
dluu there suddenly OF pneumonia.
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sEvERr FiWfriNu REPORTED.

LONDON, Jan, lO.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says severe lighting hns
taken place near Johol, Mongolia. 100
miles northeast Of Peking. Hundreds
Of wounded Chinese are reported NJ.
irving at lien Tsin daily.
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YOKOHAMA, Jau. lO.-A rumor is In
circulation here that the king Of Coren
has'been Frustrated by Nh epilOouc ~.
MOVEMENTS OF THE TROOPS.
Native capitalists decline to float the
proposed Coroa loan.
IL IL rumorpd hero that 600 men
belonging 10 the fret army Of Japan,
operating In China, have been inva-
lidod by the cold weather.
General Modoz telegraphs from shu.
gan under date u Janusry 8, that the
enemy facing the third division of the
Japanese army In the west has re-
treated on Kokoknb. The advance
guard " the enemy near LaiO Yang
has advanced to harzenho with two
pieces OF artillery. Tho remainder gi
the Chinese force T. qugrtefOd a few
milus northeast Of haching.
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Treasurer Of tue sew York Chang
Dead.

NEW YOmS, Jan. lO..-D. w. Hayes,
treasurer OF the Stock Exchange, 10
dtau. Ho entered the Exchange In
1860.