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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-10

to scientific .stnfiu and rnsa. .n,,nna
he Is recognized as one Of the great-
est scientists of modern times. No
one has done more for the advance-
ment Of geological research, and the;
world is indebted to him for some of
the most important discoveries in the
larger divisions Of the animal king.
dom. He was the first to extend to
man Darwin's theory of natural selec-
lon. He was for years member of
the; London school board, where he
successfully carried out the principles
Of undenominational education. lie
visited the United States In 1876.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-10
BLOWN INTO ATOMS. cs3

a Wagon Load Of Nitro-Glycsrihs
ExDlodes With Terrible EReet.
Fort Wayne. ILL.,, Special.-Will-
lam Ulmer started this morning from
Bluffton to the Montpelier oil fields
with T20 quarts Of nitro-glycerine In
wagon. When two miles fyom
Blufton the wagon wheels struck
the root of a tree and upset tho
wagon. An explosion Immediately oc-
CURED which made a hole. sixty feet
across the top and fifteen feet deep.
Four or FIVE large oak trees were
blown down and carried distance
Of 500 feet. Ulmer and his horses
were blown to atoms. Window glass
was broken In houses for miles
around and the shock was plainly
felt in this city, a distance Of twenty.
FIVE miles from the explosion.
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WITH HIS BO CS ON.
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sssDynaiIiilfs
d ;siss,sE q

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,,,,,.lc.as M.u..s,s, Okla:, LAY M g spengers
stsa.SN %xS sHAaaE sls,Es.1 esssilsnl - this citys
G&9 s9s&4 IL ~ @Qees Hps
DHm s.s ueepelauoes ~ Dat0n-
ovan sank. Inc dea lying ont
IN. om .wU .,,s ,oaruS are " Ne@comD.
sIgS ssn;, 1l!tfc, 1t Creet, Siaughter
Nlu saa Cnafiey anas "Dy.
aMltle DICK; $%s, sss.,. : &
.....Ns. ans ausent - oI tne .y win the
~! rtatns' " ,tne outl IA 2 COM.
piete s1lpise 70 tn Munity, as
~, ~ one iIu Deen ep 0t the fact
W .s4e S.e sD4t4patS tlt4 w pursued,
fnlusns n.'ls ., e. tnAt t!ses en = n1hE
anM A,9t tMo 9I sa been laid
oMt .'a 0!as Iney W ~ % lust
a,s.ay ~ .aey We're wnens with their
s,0.nss'. Do1ts. and and both
ar..eu a,..... 10 tne .teessa sas had Win.
ss.s.s, Sas.s sas ana .x = . apiece nnd
usat,,,. VI ca.eEsa9es ,As. their
. . S,o.m.ns .ao..a W.: ssSss NaaeE bodies. u
aaukT.1ssa,At MksSsl w. IIaIynas91ee \, lck" had
saygsgs9M 49, u KsnT la MIN. while
.wvasNsnenss ..%... Oalls !. - the NE out OF
nl.'er CrSek. Dynamitt DICK"
WIZ. WY slot ~ over, put mostly In the
risnt snouider ana SIDE. although he
naa l4ly SIX shots 10 MS stomach and
gss; msny III one loot. One Of his eyes
was open, as though he We're In the
aet as OF @king q sight along Win
cnester. ..nss One winchester bullet hit
iltter Greek IN the forehead and
, ,ore OUT ms Drains at the back OF his
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A DOUBLE TRAGEDY,
S1NsATr0NAL SHOOTING A11InAps
Z u IN LOUIsvlLLE, Ky.s .s+sssss "a


Louisville, Afay 2; - There vss a
bloody shooting affray in this city ct
1025 Madison street, In which Arch
Brown and Mrs. Gordon were shot
and Killed by Fulton Gortlon. Brown
and Gordon's wife were In the asDig-
nation house at 1925 Madison. street.
and Gordon followed them there and
caught them together. He at once at
tackled Brown and shot him fatally.
Brown returned tie fire but did not
lnjure Gordon. Gordon then turned
hiS weapon on his wife and sent q
bullet through her stomach, killing
her. Arch Dixon Brown is the SON
and private secretary Of Gov. Brown
OF Kentucky. The Gordons are high.
" connected also. Gordon ia under
arrest.
The guilty couple were taken com.
pletely by surprise. Brown had pre-
pared, however, for such a visit, and
his pistol was lying near. Before he
could reach It the enragcd man com
menced firing. His aim vas true, and
every shot must have taken effect, as
Browns body was riddled. Brown
fired few shots, and then staggering
to chair In the corner, sank into It
- ssASAiS0S 0AN ShCh kcll OtcE uCdus
Gordon then turned to his wife and
nred nt her, striking her In the body.
Though m0rtally wounded, she was
able to get down stairs and run to the
back porch, where she died.
Gordon was covered with blood, and
was thought to have been shot. He
Is, however, In convulsions. Mrs.
Gordon was Miss Nellie Bush Of this
city. and comes from one of the most
prominent families In the city. She
eloped with Gordon about ten years
ago aud moved to Frankfort. She
was about thirty years Of age and
leaves three children. On account Of
the high family connection the mur-
der has caused a great sensation.
Gordon Is in Jail and no one 10 nj.
lowed to see him. EIe Is unhurt, but
Is suffering from nervous prostration.
Gordon stated that he tried to kill
himself after shooting Brown and his
wife, but the cartridge failed to ex-
plode and his hand was nervous. The
coroner's jury returned a verdict Of
justitable homicide. Gordon's casS
will be tried tomorrow morning.
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UNIVERSITY REGENTS MEET.

Three Vacancies In the Faculty
Filled by New Appointments.
st. Paul. May 3.-The state board of
regents Of the university met ut the
rovernOr's office. There were present
President Fillsbury and Mcssrs.
Clark, Liggett. AIahoney, Yale,
Stevenson, Pendergast, Owen, Rarto
and NorthIup. The resignation Of
Dean Sudduth from the the college Of
ilhaf'ffff afa fficm5s d. WeeIs, II. D. s., was
appointed dean of the school Of den
tistry. designations were accepted
from John G. Sawyer from the HON.
eopathic college Of physicians and
surgeons and Charles L. Green, of the
college Of medicine and surg ory.
The board appointed Thomas J.
Gray professor of history and meth
odology Of medicine in the college Of
homeopathic medicine and surgery,
and II. II. Rasmussen, professor of
chemical obstitrIcs In the same insti-
tuition.
A. ID. Giner Of Alexandria was ap-
pointed instructor In the school Of
agriculture.
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Kew. Roaa Tor wi.co min.

Appleton, Wis, special.-Men rep
fesenting a syndicate Of Eastern and
Chicaga Eepitalists are looking over
the Fox HSer yalley'in the interest Of
q new railway project. The plan in
cludes the construction Of q railroad
from Green Bay, along the east bank
Of ,theg Fox river to .Neenah. to be
known as the Fox River Terminal
railway, with doeks,,at Green Bay,
and will; furnish short line by way
Of the lakes for Eastern freight to
and from manufacturing districts Of
the Fox river valley. r.
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I.gtruc,ions An D.iIrvl...

Huron. s. D., Specialize stats
board Of regents of education has di.
rected that special course in dairy.
ing be given In the state agricultural
college ut Brookings during the sum.
mer term at that institution. The
term will open May 13 and close Aug.
/, and will be for both men and
women who desire to learn how to
make butter aud cheese by the latest
and best approved methods, or who
desire to fit themselves to take charge
of and run creamerles and cheeee
factories. Tuition for the term only
81.
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cins MsrSer witness.

Minneapolis Special.-Fred n.
Fulsom, who became prominently
known during the Hayward trial by
making an afhdavit that he saw Miss
Cling on the fatal night ut First ave-
nue. north and Fifth street with a
gray whiskered man, was arrested
this morning by Inspector Hoy on o
charge Of forgery. He was locked up
In the Central station.
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VAN LEUvEs - DYING.
The Ex.Pension Agent Il Q vietin Of
lt. Dlaheten.

The Ex.Pension Agent Il Q vietin Of
a Diabetes.
Anamosa, Iowa, Special.-Ex-
United States Pension Agent Col.
George Van Leuven, In the hospital
department Of the Anamosa peniten-
tiary. IL slowly sinking. When he
came to the prison he was quite a
corpulent and robust man, although
then suffering from diabetes. Since
his Incarceration here he has been
constantly declining and has lost over
fifty pounds in weight. The drain on
his system heretofore has affected his
limbs. which are about as large
around as q mans waist, but Of late
1t has affected his body and chest.
He has pale. emaciated look In the
face and lie Ia. in fact. approaching
death.
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Ev1crIoNs ABANDONED.
Tenants VIII he Uamolested D.ri,
the Courts Decision.

Tenants Will BE Unnaolested Daring
the Court's Decision.
Pender. Neb.. May 4.-Capt. Breck
/ has abandoned his intention of evict.
ing the tenants until the courts settle
the contention. J. +. Meyers, head OF
the land company, has just returned
from n trip over the reservation, and
reports TINT while the settlers were
prepared to resist tho Indian police.
there. was, happily, no opportunity for
action In TINT direction. The settlers
have now gnincd confidence and are
busy at work putting In their crops.
Only twenty-four hours remain for
Capt. Breck. to ,habeas corpus the two
Indian police In the Pender Jail. g "a
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-10
Dyaani.e in the ara..ry

Uyh1hito II thS 0kanafye
Logansport, Ind. Special-Ns
Grass Greek last night the big barn Of
Emanuel Rams was set ON fire BY nm
known persons, and completely d.
stroyed. Seven horses were cfemA&ae.
A granary near BY In which ssvsa5
pounds Of dynamite WAS stneaA
caught Hre and tho explosion N1icA
resulted demolished the buiAlnGns
the premises and dangerously WS1nos
I'd Mr.. Rams and his Wieo,
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strike at Janesyille.

Janesville. Wis. May 3.-Thrce hun
dred employees OF the Janesville Cot
ton company, struck this morning be-
cause the company would not re-
store wages which were cut 10 per
cent two years ago. The luanaser
says the mills will probably l,e closed
indefinitely
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-10

Frankfort, Ky. May 2.-The news
Of the tragic death Of Arch Dixon
Brown, son and private secretary of
the governor, reached Frankfort
shortly after the tragedy. A telegram
from DR.. John Young Brown, Jr.,
conveyed the sad intelligence to Gov.
Brown. who was ut the time sitting
In his office quietly conversing with
the secretary of state and >ommis-,
sioner Of agriculture. He was COM
pletely overwhelmed when :lpprised
OF the sad fate Of his son. to whom he
was as devoted as 1t was possible for,
q father to he. The governors grief
was uncomfortable, and he gave way
to the most piteous lamentations.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-10
new Conpany Orwant.ed

New York, May 4. = The Fidelity
LQan and Trust Company, OF Sioux
City, Iowa, Otto 4, Barnard, chair
man, announces that new company
has been organized under the gen.
eral laws OF Iowa, to be known ns the
Fidelity securities company. About
90 per cent of the stock OF the old
company has been deposited with the
Continental Trust company, and the
holders have paid their assessment.
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Gets Fourteen Years.

Minneapolis, sEecial.-Terry. the
tough little coon who used cuss words
At the court when sentenced two
weeks ago. was brought up. for SEN
tepce. having been convicted Of an
other burglary. He was given an
extra ten years. which makes his
total sentence fourteen years.
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Debt Statement.

Washington. May 3.-Thc monthly
public debt statement issued by the
treasury department to-day shows the
debt Of the United States. less cash
In the treasury. to he xO17, ,S8O. SOB
an increase for the month Of $O,1OJ,
SS7.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-10
slashea His ThroatlI

st. Paul, Speclal.-Magnus John:
son. Norwegian blacksmith forty.
four years old and residing In Mime
apolis. attempted to commit suicide
this morning at 823 Preble street by
cutting his throat with razor. He
missed the vital arteries and will re.
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aa.e, but I'm an A.ylum.

Detroit, alish. May "a strange
story has come to light regarding the
case of Mrs. Adlic A. Randall of
Bay City. who las been confined In
the insane asylum at Pontiac for
fifteen months. although her friends
and several of the asylum attend
ants. the latter at the risk Of being
discharged. claim that she is entirely
sane. Mrs. Randall claims that her
husband, abcttel by certain physic-
ians, is responsible for her present sit
nation. y thorough Investigation viii
doubtless be made.
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Roynl Arcanun,.

Milwaukee. May 4.-'rhe seventeenth
annual session of the Wisconsin grand
council Of the Royal Arcanum con.
vened here today. So F Is y &
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Mrs. sartoris to wea.

Washington, May 4. The report
from Chicago that Mrs. N0Ilie Grant
Sartoris was 10 be married shortly to
Gen. Hci,ry Doug1ats Of Maryland,
is generally credited here by those IN
q position to know. Mrs. Snrt0ris,
herself, who Is here. declined to say
Anything this morning on the subject.
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Hela for Extraditio..
,hinrton. MAY A, telagr,

Washington, May "A telegram re.
ceiveds-ate the secret service bureau
from Hamilton, Ont, states that. Mrs.
NJ. l.. Mick, charged with being q
member of.the Chicago postage stamp
countcrfeitfng gang. was to-day com.
mitted for extraditiOn.
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Helena, Mont. May 4.-The state
board Of education selected President
Webster Merrifield, of the University
Of North Dakota, at Grand Forks, to
be president of the Montana state
university, located at Missoula. The
Montana Institution will, open itr
doors this fall.
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Reqni.itlon for whiteman.

Albany, n. Y, May 4.-Gov. Morton
gave u hearing this afternoon ana
granted reIuisition to the governor
Of California for the custody Of A. J.
Whiteman. who is charged with hav-
ing forged Il check for 500 In nan
Francisco. Whiteman was arrested
In New York about week ago.
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FINE POInT, THIS.
Niearasaa Asnesss tAs Mosquito
TefRltoPy.

Niearasaa AsneHss ths MOSQUITO
Territory.
Washington, May 4.-The Nicangu-
an government has recently done
away with the Mosquito reservation,
which has been the cause Of the re-
cent trouble and has Incorporated It
as. q state Of Nicaragua, with the
name Of Department Of Zelnya, named
after the president Of the republic.
This action has been officinlly COM
municated to the state department.
The significance of the movement has
attracted little public attention, but
1t II stated by ofiicials that. It involves
greater considerations than the armed
0eeupatien Of Corinto. Now that the
latter crisis is passed.. officials are
turning their attention to what Great
Britain will do toward Nicaragua's
course in creating the new state, and
thus indirectly terminating all British
authority or influence y the old
Mosquito country. 3.
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straclk n snag.

New Orleans. May l.--The Red, river
lihe steamer +. H. Wheelock struck u
snag aud sank few miles below
Alexandria this morning. No lives
were lost.
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Children Cren,ated,

Atchison, Kan, May 2.-The home
OF Stanford IIimly. in the country
noar here, was burned to-day uring
the temporary absence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kimly, and their two children
were cremated.
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Tarney IL Governor,

Nashville. Tenn, May 4.-The leg
tslature to-day declared Turney, Dem.
ocrat. elected governor by a n majority
Of 10 on Joint ballot.
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I. pue.treH Inaanef

Union, Mo-. May 3. - A jury com
posed entirely OF farmers was finally
secured to-day to try Millionaire DIR.
Duestr0w, the 1T. Louis wife and
child murderer AZ to his sanity.
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Il Will Soon no Issued by 8. n.
Crockett.
London, May A new book will
soon be issued by 8. II. Crockett, who
now stands in the foremost rank of
the writer's Of fiction of the present.
Mr.. Crockett is the author OF "The
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-10

Anolia. Mimi, May 4.-Andrew
Wagner had hearing to-day and
was bound over in $500 bonds. He Is
charged with having attempted to
wreck a passenger train on Monday
evening. n $# ST sN If
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Dank itovea.

Washington. May 4.-The First Ma
tional Bank Of Doland.. 3. D.; has been
removed to Redfeld, 8. d.. and its
name changed to the Merchants Ma.
tional Rank of Redfeid. /; -
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Death From a Fall.

: Jackson, Mimi, May 4. = Thomas
Parsons. farmer i've miles : vest
from this place, ON returning nome
from jackson fell IN his yard, dying
irstantly.
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Negro Hanred.

Atlanta, Co, May 4. = Ed West
brooke, an sighteen.year-old negro
who killed another negro In dis
pute about dog, was hanged at
Americus, Ga, to-day.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-10
BROOKE SUCCEEDS MERa1rr.
Fransfer of Army Commander Co.
seQuent ON Promotions.

seQuent ON Promotions.
Washington, May 2.-1'he expected
important transfers arising out OF
the recent army promotions in the
higher ranks were. made today by
Secretary Lamont. Mai. Gen. Ruger
has been transferred from Chicago to
Washington for special duty, with the
secretary of war; Maj. Gen. Merritt
from st. Paul to Chicago; Brig. Gen.
Brooke. from Omaha to st. Paul:
Brig. Gen. Coppinger. to Omaha, re-
lieving Gen. Brooke; Brig. Gen.
Wheaton. from San Antonio, Tex, to
Denver, in place OF Gen. McCook, re-
tired, and Gen. Bliss to San Antonio.
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0olalern Arrave.

Colon. Aiay 4.-six hundred soldiers
belonging 10 Gen. Ree's army have ar.
rived by way Of Cauca.
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JOHN SHOT HEn.

An Outraged Husband KILLS His n.
GraeeI Wife.
Sidney. Ohio, special.-A terrible
tragedy occurred In the jail here this
morning. Some nights ago Mrs. John
Verhite was caught In the raiding Of
dlsreputable house. Her husband
was away from home at the time and
she was held until his return. To-
day he got back and went to the Jail
to see her. He walked to her cell and
Immediately shot her through the
heart. She died instantly and he
made good his escape.
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ruo Years ef 4 lYork !,

st. Paul, May 4.-Grand Secretary
Montgomery has Just completed a
register for the. Masonic fraternity,
which contains the name OF every
Mason that has been aitiliated with
any lodge in this state since l840.
The record shows that nearly 5000
persons have been raised to the degree
Of Master Mason. while nearly 10000
more were added by card. 1t took over
two years to prepare the register, and
It 10 consiSeled q most valuable set Of
records.
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Hs.r ~ whltees ,.s.

Springfield, Ky, Special George
Ray. q disreputable negro, was hun.
nsar Jenserton, seven miles from
here. BY White Caps last night.
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st. Paul. May fl. N. Jones Iuali-
fed this morning as factor; insp ,ctor
under the state labor bureau and was
assigned work.
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Hiobrara, Neb.. May g.. The govern
ment school building on the Santa
Indian reservations burned last hight
causing loss OF $4O.tD.
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Tien Tsin, May 4.-The emperor OF
China has decided to ratify the treaty
Of peace negotiated at Shim0neski by
the representatives OF China 6nl JIfS-
an. According to the terms the rai;-
fcatl0ns will be exchanged at Chez.
Foo on May 8. The mikado ratified
the treaty on April 20 last.
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Nrs. Parnell Mey Recoyer,

Bordentown. N. J.. special.-Mrs.
,Parnell's condition is reported us
much improved and Dr.. Ships has
great hopes Of her recovery.
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slanttnwoc. wis, May 4.-A great
storm passed over the village OF Kell-
nerville. and John Ah.lerla, fourteen
years old. who was set. In he'd, was
killed by lightning. Ss

Neilsville, wis, Ma. H.. During the
electrical storm which passed over
here Mrs. Joseph, sutherland, Of tie
town Of York. fearing the storm, re-
tired to. the .,ella {. No sooner was she
there than tie lightning struck the
house. stunned her. husband and
killed her. s
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"a .sA AAss As~ 60.
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PROF. HUXLEY.
rhe Great Scientist IL Probably on
Dn4 His Deathhed.

His Deathbed.
London. May 3. - Prof. Thomas
Henry Huxley, the great scientist who
was thought to be recovering from in
fnenza, has suffered a relapse and
there is little hope Of his recovery.
He Is almost seventy years old, and
almost all Of his life has been devoted
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! 0ufet fn ~ Oeal Reetens.

Roanoke. Va, May IA telegram
received here from Pocabontas re-
ports all quiet ID the coal region.
The Southwest improvement conn
pany ard the BeoWning minso are
IT, oeay eespoel4iess q Nesk.
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JAPAN CONES org.

She VIII Aeceae to the De.aanas Of
the Powers.
Paris, May 4.-The Journal Dess De-
bats learns from nm authentic source
that Japan has decided to accede to-
s the representations Of the powers and
abandon her demand for the territory,
on the Ida0 Tung peninsula, except
Port Arthur, for compensation else
where. 4