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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movements Of lndi-
vlduals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movements oil lnoi-
viduals.
Special to the Register.
New York, September 27.-Rey. Dr.
r r. Swope is at the Grand Hotel;
s. N. Rice at the Marlborough and q.
L. Abbott, of West Virginia, at the HON.
man.
F. Marion Young spent Sunday with
friends in SJeubenville.
Henry Beuleke. Of South Jacob street
mas returned from the Potomac fair.
HI. Burchinal, of the firm of Young
& Burchinal, has gone TO Colorado
Springs. Colo, again for his health.
Miss Dean Commerford, of South
ChaDline street, has returned after a
pleasant visit of six weeks in Pittsburg.
Miss Agnes Garrit. of the firm of Gar
rit & Co., has sold out her entire interest
and Is no longer doing business at 11O5
Main street.
J. G.. Crawford, Of Cameron, was tHe
guest sunday Of W. P. Robinson. MT
Crawford says that 200 people from Cam
eron alone will be in at the Bryan meet
ing Thursday, and that great numbers
from that section will ride through on
horseback and in vehicles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
FREE SILVER BATTLE ST.

Wall Street Grover and Jud
Who this country
For Rothschild's
And then Johnnie then pa
British isle. NIP.
And Mark Hanna. Mckinlcy 1900 1870
Whore e" weaving for labor sheet
shroud. ..-...- 90
Presidential election
They shall shed tears Tor
the eve Of election .f.-s
And cut his wages all ~ i'
But the people areIThirkine-"'
a halt,
Wen send then them in q .'o'.
river Of Salt -.-.
They're fighting lest i. Ni'
button be near.
And with tremblings tut' i"'f
They hear Bill Bryan huei' s
And the answering Wal -"
Bryan brigade.
Oh the Bryan brigade. inc
The war-song OF the BTya,
Free silver. free silver. 600
Free silver ir9 free silver! the h'.
Ring with this war-song Oh.
wildwood ghde. f
Free silver, free silver l9
they sing.
The song of the Bryan "I'-
Hurrah, hurrah' for Bryan .,
THE chief Of the free SilF,
tI,,rrab' for free silver and
16 TO / or were LOST
The braves of the silver
have blaZed,
Like "A mountain as high
our knives are sharpt"''
pole is raised
And were after the Foi-
we anarchists OF the Sun.
1eto1 Keep the gold bu
Won meet them and beat
lot. you'll see .,...
Remember the White CITY
remember; ,,.
And remember Mark Han.
Of labor. t.-.
Hand hooks and papers 90.
neighbor, .,r.s
And II We failed in ih'
Wen win In the s'r'N' ..
vember. r.+
I Strike. strike with the
lot box strike. ..-f...-..
Wen strike gainst our
lot box. boys, .
For Inc bankers and b'
their like. ,..r t-
From these gold staN.
worse than smallpoN
Then hurrah for free silver
And hurrah for sixteen
We're march'i
To Washing ur. n-rr
,,ceath the free silver la"' ..--a.r
-Ne''" ''' ANDY >..7
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
POOR SUCCESS
Attending Republican Missionary
Work in a Far Corner of the State.
The Democracy All Right.

Special TO the Register.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, September o.
Chairman c. D. Elliott. of the State
League of Republican CLUBS. is in the eX-
IRENE southern counties of the State dis
pensing Doodle and trying TO infuse some
life into the followers of the Wall street
candidates. but, according to the latest
advices, he is not making as many votes
by the liberal use of money as he mad
hoped A prominent Republican now on
the free silver side) writing from Wyom-
ing county says the $500 left in that county
by Mr. Elliott rs buying more grub ana
good whisky than votes. The free sill
yer Republicans are taking Elliotts money
and are having jolly good times with 1t,
but will vote for Bryan just the same.
The Republicans are doing more In the
organization of free silver clubs and max
ing more votes for the Democratic ticket
than the Democrats themselves, because
they work among Republicans exclusively
and are winning converts very rapidly
while there is absolutely no detection from
the Democratic ranks. The Democrats
will. without doubt carry Wyoming by a
safe majority and will cut down the Re
publican majority in Mcdowell to almost
nothing Some are sanguine enough 10
believe that on account of the split among
the Republicans in Mcdowell on the
county ticket the Democrats will carry
the county. The Democrats in Mcdowell
have nominated for Prosecuting Attorney
Hon. w. F. Payne, who ran on the Repub-
lican State ticket in 1892 for State Treas
urer. but who is now an ardent free sill
YER man and is making effective Bryan
speeches in the county He has a strong
following among the Republicans oil Nc
Dowel.
In Mercer Mingo and Logan counties
the Democratic majority will be Increased
over that Of 1900 nj least % per cent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28

The Interstate league season closes
this week. and it is likely that the man
ayers have ere this repentel Of their
folly in arranging a schedule OF games
which carries the season along after
every league in the country has closed.
T. a league is oganized next sping, the
LAST game should be played about the
middle Of September. The SEASON has
been disastrous 20 each of the eight
clubs in the organization. with the pos
sible exception of Toledo and Youngs-
town. The losses sustained by thu
other SIX clubs viii approximate $4,000.
The Interstate league this season will
graduate few players into the National
league. Tle old Tr.state league made
al enviabIe record in this respect, a
record which has not been duplicated
by any minor league ever organized. A
team 10 represent the best playing abil-
-ty Of the Interstate league. would be
composed Of the following men: catcher.
Shaw. of Wheeling; pitcher, Brown, of
New Castle; first base and captain, Te-
beau of Fort Wayne; second base,
Fitch, Of Youngstown; third base. Car
so, of Washington; short stop, Whaley,
Of Wheeling; left field, Gilboy, of New
Castle; center field, Grey, OF Fort
Wayne; right field. Robinson. of
Wheeling. The team would b. weak
ened very little, II any. by placing be-
hind the bat Arthur OF Toledo, or lin
ram of Youngstown; in the box. Keen
an of Toledo. or Swayne of Fort Wayne;
in the infeld, Wagner Of Wheeling. or
Cecil Of Toledo; in the outfeld. Gal,agh-
er Of Wheeling, Vetters of Toledo, or
Shields of Jackson. The records Of
these PLAYERS may not justify their s.
lecCOns. hut records do not always show
who does The most effective work in
winning games.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
COAL AND COKE BOOMING

Special to the Register.
Ashland. KY. September 27-Travei-
ing men Just out of the Flat Top coal
fields up the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. in West Virginia, state that tn
conditions are rapidly improving in
that section and that most of the mines
are adding to their working forces. The
coke ovens are all being fred to their
full CAPACITY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
HEAVY GALES.

PARIS. September 27.-As Il result Of the
gales on the French coast the steamer
Magdaleno foundered near Bayonne and
the crew were drowned.
The Breton fishermen have suffered Sc
verely rs a result of the gales.
Four yachts We're driven from their
uoorings at Morgat and have disappeared.
London. September PA Madrid de-
spatch 70 the Standard say that the
gales have done much damage to teie-
graph. railway and fish boats on he
northern coasts and that many steamers
are overdue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
WdEELME,y TO GO.

Cincinnati. O.SSeptember 27.-Several
hundred wheelmen from Ohio and Ken
lucky will make pilgrimage TO Canton
this week. They will carry Mckinley
notices and various designs. The wheel
men from Southern Ohio and Kentucky
leave here Wednesday morning and will
be Joined by other bicycle clubs as they
pass through-Ohio towns. The process
sion of wheelmen will pull into Canton
Saturday morning early and give a pa
rade. Meetings Of wheelmen will be
held along he WAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
HANNA'S FERTILIZER.
st. Louis Republic.

st. Louis Republic.
The Republic not long ago commend
ed the aptness of the Texaa Colonel
who assured the country that the wheels
OF the M.ddle-of-the-Road Pops would
be kept humming for Mckinley if Boss
Hanna would only supply plenty of
"axle-greass."
In the same spirit OF impartial recog-
milton of good things, without regard 10
the political source, the Republic feels
.mpelled 10 credit Mr. Wright Quincy,
who combines richness Of color with
most of the brains and large part Of
the Drawn OF Texas Republicanism,
with a singIlarly apt companion phrase
of the Texas Coloners "axie-grease."
In an expression of his view of Rspub-
Lean prospects in Texas, Mr.. Quincy de-
ciared that Texas is excellent soil for
Chairman Hanna TO use his campaign
fertilizer on"
The two words are political compile
ments and embrace the entire scope of
the Republican campaign. One is as
necessary as the other in Mr.. Hanna
political enterprise. His two principal
agents are the pOltlcal mechanic ana
the professional farmer. The WHEELS Of
one will not go without lubricant and
the other cannot raise a sprig without
plenty of fertilizer.
But as extensive as Mr.. Hanna's pc
lit.cal guano beds are, he viii have to
extend them still further if he wants
fertilizer enough to raise Republican
majority in Texas. Neither the soil
nor the climate suits the crop. The
cultivation is wholly artificial.
But while Boss Hanna will find that
he is using lots Of fertilizer for mighty
little crop. h should not despair He
is not only enrichlng the political me-
chanic and the professional agricultural
class. but is contributing indirectly 10
the enrichment Of the political dictlon-
airy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
Honest Dollars.

Charles H. Kerr & Co.. o. C,r,,
will soon publish a book emitted -9~
est Dollars" by Prof. EaV-r. A. R..
In this work the views Of Proa Rs,
the monetary problem VIII :. COZ y
set forth. The author hold, I'D Do.
Censorship Of political economy g. i,
Leland Stanford OrJ university
during the summer term lecu-e- IL.
department OF sociology a t1e C-ya..
ity Of Chicago. Prof. Ross i, g.-.....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
millinery Opening today. sw@baoker''
KILLED At SUPPER.

RUsToN. La. September "A das-
tardIv assassination took place near here
last night. the victim being Edward Beat
~ the top Of his head being literally torn
off by a load OF buckshot, fred from a
shot gun. while he was eating supper at
his home with his family. Every effort
e being made to capture the assassin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
FAVOR AMNESTY.

TIPPERART. September 2L-Thou-
sands of persons attended the meeting to-
Gay in favor of amnesty 10 the Irish polit-
ical prisoners. For the first time since
the split in the irish party, John Dillon and
John Redmond appeared on the same plat
form. John Daily. the recently released
dynamiter, also spoke.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
A BIG CONTRACT.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
Ashland, Ky, September 27.-The
Monarch Coal Company, operating in
the Kanawha valley field, and with Of
fees at Charleston, w. Va, has secured
a contract for furnishing three million
bushels Of coal TO Cincinnati parties
associated with Capt. Collins, OF that
place. This is supposed to be the
largest single order eve. given a West
Virginia coal firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
Millinery Opening to-day. swabacker's.
OIL NEWS.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Ashland, Ky, September 27.-Since
the New York parties dropped into
Rowan county taking oil land leases
covering 5000 acres near Egypt, the
farmers have all caught the fever and
leas : cannot be had for anything near
reasonable terms for wholly untouched
Territory
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
CHOSE sUICIDH.

MERIDIAN. Miss. sept'm .,-,s ha'
Kassabaum who rather than la.
s s in the hands Of the officer rsr.a
dergo trial for the mnra'' , 49,. ,a-, a.-'...
fired a pistol ball into hi- '.--r.., IT'S
breathed his last this NO. 7ra'oY
remains have been emoaln balm his FOR
10 shipment to Gypsom' kan
mer homo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
ASSERTION DENIED.

Toxic. September 27.-The newspa-
pes here deny the assertion published
in London that Russia and Japan have
agreed upon 2 joint proteciorate IN
Corea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
THEY BROKE EVEN.

Special Co the Register.
TOLEDO, O.. September 27-The Inter
state SEASON closed here today with
Two games between Toledo and Saginaw.
In which each won a game. The second
was a pitchers battle only a total Of
e'rht HIS being made on both sides.
Score-frst game:
Toledo 60. ..36O0OOOO % Q 6
Saginaw e.. % 10000 % Z 7
Batteries. Ferguson and Arthur;
Luther and Fuller.
Second game:
Toledo ..... ....11OOOOO-23 l
Saginaw .... 80 1 o. 0 % 3 l
Batteries. Kelb and Arthur: Cogswell
ana Fuller. Umpire, Hubbard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
INTEREsrIN EASE BALL
Was Never Greater Than This Year. saws
President Young.

Was Never Greater Than This Year. SAYS
President Young.
Washington, D. c., September 27.-
President Nick Young. of the National
base ball league. in answer to questions
today. said that never before in the
history of the game had the general in
Ter ST. n base ball been so great as dur
ing The season jus, closing The inter-
est. be said. is getting greater. Il has
also increased in the smaller towns.
Bu- for the fact of this being a Presi-
DENTAL year. tis crowds would have
been even larger. The National league.
Mr. Young said. IS in good shape. This
is also true of the minor leagues. The
contract season closes October 1st.
Ih.re are three open dates after he
season which VII be utilized in playing
postponed games.
The Baltimore and Cleveland clubs
sill play three games for the Temple
cup q Baltimore next Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday. All Of the clubs had
done w Il financially during the season.
Tannavlil,, OF Richmond. Va. was to-
day purchased by Pi-Jsburg for next
year. Philadelphia has purchased Geo.
Carey. Of the Syracuse team. and also
John Fifeld and Samuel Gilen, Of the
DetrO,-s. The XJ contract season
viii begin April 10th and end October
18th The championship games begin
ming about May Isl and ending October
10Th.
Cincinnati, O.. September 27.-The
Reds had TWO games billed to-day with
Chicago. Both wer postponed on ac-
count of rain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
IHE WORLD OF SPORT.
The Strongest Clubs in the Interstate
Base Ball League.

The Season will Close This Week
Results Of Sunday Games in the
National and nter-State-Base
Ball Matters-Other Sport, Local
and Telegraphic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
Marsden L.Colvig's NM M :
cry opening to-day.

EXPOSITION EXCURSION NEXT
THURSDAY
October l. 8. 10 and %. 1925 to Pitts
burg from Wheeling via. Pennsylvania
Lines for the Exposition. This rate in
c,udes admission. Return coupons
valid two days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
MIND on TTGHTS

San Fran'is September 27-The
rbe.t-Sharkey fight is virtually off.
co fer as This city is concerned. A
Telegram has been received from Cor
oet stating hat uni - the National or
Eureka club puts mp $4,000 10y Monday
n.sht the fish, IS of. Corbett says ne
cannot AFFORD 20 lose any more anne.
AS none Of The clubs seem willing 10 put
up The sum named by Corbetc. this
probably ends ,he fight talk. Sharkey
IS now Oh his way here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28

A fine Chickerlng UpriEh, Piano, IN
use only abOu, one year-perfect IN
every sense Of the wOrd-mus, be dis
posed OF az once. This is an opportunity
Ola lifetime. and anyone wanting a really
fac piano az nearly One-h3lf lis value
VIII ind it 20 their interest 20 call 81
cnce. 7. ". BAUNER & CO.
1870 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
- TFNPLE 60 GANFs.

Cleveland. o., September 27.-Ths
management Of The Baltimore base bail
club having declined to play any Of
the Temple cup games pi-tsburE
Captain Tsbeau. Of TIE Spiders. to-day
wired Manager Hanlon at Baltimore, as
follows:
AS long as you don't want to play
any games in P.usburg. we viii play
the three games in Baltimore. as YOU
suggest, Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day. October Isl, 81 and Sd. the remain
der 90 be played in Cleveland the fol-
lowing week. Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday. October 7,h. S,h and 10Th, if
necessary"
Mr.. W. C. Temple. Of Pttsburg. the
donor Of the cup. has been invited TO
tend The games here. and viii come as
a CUES. Of the local club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
MarsdenL. Colvig's I'M :
cry opening to-day.
IN SOCIETY,"

Miss Loretta Foose and Miss Ella
Mahoney entertained a number Of their
friends at their home on Twelfth street,
in honor Of Mr.. Edward Mahoney, who
is 90 leave for McKeesport. Pa. Dancing
and cards were the features of the even
ing Refreshments were served at the
usuSl nOur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28

Master Homer Whissen was rendered
a very pleasant surprise party at his
home on Eoff street, Tuesday evening.
1. was in charge Of Misses Carrie Foose
and Carrie Green. The evening was
spent in games and singing. Those
present were: Cora Stoetzer, Bessie Al
hirger. Emma Miller. Stella Delbrugge,
Emma Frohme. Lille Frohme. Carrie
Foose. Carrie Green. Paul Conrad, Willie
Rustemyer. Chas. Conrad, Earl Stoetz-
er. John Edgel. Charles Green, Walter
Wilkinson, Ernest Metzner, Homer and
VIII WhiSSen.
The Country Club mas issued a large
number of invitations for an outing and
bowling party at Wheeling Park Sat
rrday afternoon. commencing at two
o'clock. The committee in charge is
composed Of Messrs. J. J. Jacob, S. c.
Patterson and VI. F. McColloch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28
rLANO NCsT BE sOLD.

". Are invited 20 Narsden L. Col
/ OU Wigs opening to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28

v. Are invited to Narsden L. Col
OU vis's opening to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-28

Millinery oprnins to-day. swabackcr's
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-27
After the Cattle Trade.

A Chamberlain advice says: The
Milwaukee proposes to make extensive
improvements on this end of its main
line during the coming season. Among
other improvements n number OF depot
buildings will he improved and re-
painted, and the capacity of the Cham
berlain stock yards will be doubled.
In addition TO this, 4 cattle chute will
be constructed across American island
for the convenience of cattlemen who
make shipments from that point Here
tofore, in driving cattle across the
island the animals would frequently
escape from the herders and scatter
among the trees and underbrush, much
To the annoyance Of st0ckmen. but the
construction of the chute will remedy
this. Determined efforts will he made
10 secure the bulk Of cattle from the
coded Sioux land ranges for shipment
via Chamberlain.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-27
ws1acbington Talk.

President cleveland wal arbitrate
differences between Italy and BrazIi.
The United States torpedo boat Viii
be ready for the sound trip within
three weeks. She will be ready Tor
her machinery test early next week
Secretary Carlisle left Washington
for Trenton. where he will testify ut
the trial of the Brockway gang OF
counferfaiters.
The president has denied the appli-
cation for pardon in the ease Of Lewis
Redwin. sentenced in Georgia TO six
years Imprisonment in the ono p nj
Tertiary and casts for ~embezzling the
funds OF a national bank.
Secretary Carlisle will appeal from
the decision of The general hoard Cf
appraisers on commercial aSphaltums.
The beard held il is raw material ard
duty free. The department holds il is
partly manufactured and should pay
20 per cen ad valorem import duty.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-27
Another Ncw Creamery

n creamery company was organized
at Brookings, with a capital stock of
$1,000, OF which $500 was taken by
responsible farmers. The articles of
incorporation have been sent to Pierre.
and as soon as returned suitable build
ings will be erected and the necessary
machinery purchased. 1t is organized
on the cooperative plan, to be man
aged by an executive committee of
five, which committee consists of the
following named persons: NJ. y. Try
stad. president; Frank Sherman. vice
president: w. III. Skinner, secretary
Erick X. Olson. Ole j. Bitterness. Milk
from 600 COWS has already been prom
Used.
The agricultural college opened last
Wednesday with very fiattering pros
poets o the coming year. Over 100
students are 10Y enrolled. and this
number is expected to double during
the coming week.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-27

List Of patents issued last WA
Northwestern inventors Georos
Austin. Duudas. Mimi. tcrsIo,
vice for cbock-row wires. pats.
Berg, Piorz, MINI. fluid storage /.
NclS Bruncs. Minneapolis. Min 4,
mailing device: Albert II. Chaaip /
pies, Mimi, tool for stovepipeS !
tin lmhertson and J. A.. CarolSe,
luth, Mimi, combined beds end h,
ing and bedspring support: +
Johnson and l.. Fridlund. Wirs
Mimi. fabric or goods holder h
man \. Krupke, Pavnesvine M
car brake; Thomas II. Lucas. NJ,
apolis, Mimi, furnace; George G \
ell. Clearwater, Mimi. chopping n
&. -. SauleZ. St. Paul, belt 4
Walter A. Scott, Dullth. MINI. -,
washing machine; William q \,
Rock Detll. Mimi. cultiyator; IN.
lex Tiemann, Rice. Mimi. belt faSg
j. W. Fuller, st. Paul, MINI. ldpS,
handles for spoons, etc: william
Burnett, Minneapolis, MINI. II,
mark pclts, hides, skins. furs, vi
and tallow; Minneapolis Brewing 4
pany, Minneapolis. Mimi. ttrade-m;
malt, tonic, lager beer, ale and mr
Il. ID. Mcrwin. Patent Lawyer
oneer Press Building, st. Pau, NJ
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-27
From Foreign shores.

Thomas Sexton (anti-Parnellite( has
resigned his seat in parliament.
The empress of Germany received
Mrs. %I,uuyon, wife of the late United
States ambassador, in an audience of
coincidence.
The reform committee prisoners
have all been liberated by the Trans
wal government. but they remain I'M
der police surveillance.
The steamer Strathcarren. from the
East Indies for Halifax, with sugar,
reported overdue, has put into Louis
burg. c. Il.
All the powers. it is announced, have
recognized Prince Ferdinand as ruler
over Bulgaria, in accordance with the
request Of tho sultan.
The total amount received and for
warded to Turke; for relief work thus
treasurer of the American board, is
S~10,022.S9.
Several bombs Were exploded in the
gardens of the palace at Madrid. No
personal injuries resulted. The out
rage is supposed in Madrid TO have
been perpetrated by republicans OF
anarchists.
The German steamer Cantzler. from
Hamburg for Delagoa bay. remains
aground at ~ISlnalia. Twenty-six
steamers are already awaiting her re-
lease in order that they may be able
to proceed through the Suez canal.
Madrid police have arrested several
persons on suspicion of exploding n
petard in the square in front of the
palace. The explosion alarmed the
royal family: but only a street lamp
was damaged.
Last year Gillian wheat - the
amount of 1.1S5.02O bushels was inn
ported INFO Peru. United States Con-
sui James Tremski. ut CallaO. says
that this wheat is not well adapted to
the making Of wheat bread or pastry.
and ii cannot bear comparison with
California white wheat. which might
easily command the Peruvian market
III there were Il line of direct team
communication with the coast.