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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08
DEATH AT SALTAlR.
A Man suddcnlf INp res Nhh Fiat.
ug

Me-. Msnca, father Of tho pro.
ptlsloD Of the Vienna csie, on
Main street, was bathing at
sallAir hbsut 3 O'Clock this ?. M,
and while quietly floating suddenly
expired.
lilo was surrounded by teveral friends
at the time, and they state that there
was no sirang nor symptom Of
water havlng been swallowed.
II Ia supposed that death resulted
from hoart trouble. IT. tuddunnets
viii be- n graf shock to the many
friends Of tho deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08

CHICAGO, July S.-G1v. Evans OF
South Carolina says IS votes In his
state Will DO east fof Teller on the frst
ballot anu thereafter AZ long M there Is
a chance 10 nominate the Colorado
seuAt1L Evans says ~ gold dele.
gates from the East carry out their de.
clated intent 10 Ill mute In their seats
when tho vote In on the platform / am
IN favor NJ declaring them no LONGER
members OF tue convention and turn.
lug them out"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08
sTocHs AND nARKEqa.
Now Ynrl, s,nch mnr,,.,

NEW YORK. July s.-1hs st,eL ,,..t.,
opened weak, tho depression belng nartis nv IT,,
70 lltappolntug London quotations, "''
sugar SOFA on pcs raut, but subFpuuontiy
m i, a. iu'l recovery, hutluuas was Liant but
Nhen on execution Of realizing arlers M M
gar and snort sales uf granger aud propertis a,
general cuhtesalons in values occurred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08
GRAY is Chilly.

John Gray was today found guilty
Of burglary In the criminal court. lie
will be- sentenced by Judge Hilcs on
Friday morning. His crime consisted
Of breaking into the Utah implement
company's business house on state
street and blowing their safe open.
Albert Hingett was arrested fot COM
plicity In the crime, hut his trial has
Teen postponed I'LL August.
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OGDEN.
JuLY s. 1893.
ooDrN, UrAu
Junction City Items.

Yesterday afternoon on tho streets
much Interest was taken IN the iulc'
anu general satisfaction WAS expressed
at the success Of the silver men In d..
ieating David Hin for the tempJfaty
chaifnAuship. Bland seems TO b. the
meet popular candidate with the o..
den Democrats aud Teller thu fayorite
with Republican siivUtltes
Two boys made their escape from
the Reform school yrsttiday; they
were found In the brush on Wtuui
river iast evening.
The school board have maize their
appointment for school leacheis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08
The Henley Regatta.

HENLuY.oN. THAMES, July Stu
the fourth heat Tor tue grand challenge
cup Thames heat Firsl FIRMLY.
In the second heat tot the Thames
challenge cup, eight oars, Trinity
HAL beat Kingston Rowing club. In
the frst heat ijt the grand challenge
cup, Ifander beat New College. In
the fith heat for diamond SOULS, Hon.
II. Glinsss, holder Of tbs trophy, beat
Vivian Nlckails.
In ths nf.i heat TOT the challenge
cup Msgdelene college beat Tfinity
college. In tbs fith heat tot the Ia.
dius' challenge plate, Bnlliol college
beat Emmanuel college.
In the third heat for this Thames
challougc cup, MlHay Bjas clu1 beat
rhames RlWins Ciu'.
There was c1usi Ieta1ls excitement
when Lcnndor an New College made
for the starting line 30 the nnh heat
not I ne fual--li the grand chA.ll nge
cup. IL increased when the crows rot
away. IenndCt hHI tho Bucks station
aud won by hall q length. Barring
accidents. experts tay Lennder Ia nov
certain at winning the grand challenge
cur At the cui Ui the minute Nov
College wua clear u Lonnder. The
Loauuurs loo, pulling a magnificent
stroke aud began rlowly 10 overhaul
the New College INCA. At Meadows
The oJAto were level and At a mile
Lrandor was leading W two men.
just nj that point the wind came Ia
strong gusts fairly stopping tho New
College ioat aud leandcr won the
hAfdest fought race Uvet seen u Hen.
ley. Guy Nikalls, Lumuer Of the
btnnder boat, was worth two men,
aud a. tho iiuiah be seemed 10 pull the
boat by himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08

CHICAGO, July s.-Blaud has gained
nm important Accession In the ~ votes
from Tennessee. In tho rIil call 10
delegates expressed n preference TOT
Bland and II fof Boius. The unit rule
uinus tbs delegation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08

-.-,--.-I-I- --.,-,- ,--.-I-r- I--f IIThI
~ WV ''' 'N 49,. ~ .f.f mia aid in
uIasius bIH srupC "WD't II some,
'.l N'iiI,...,i q ., p,..lI. Of slss.n.
-, w tyt,tr.g UFf, avsrse
iii.t.-,lr,r.i aeliou.
.'.,.s ,..f,., ...',.,,-...f
NJ ,' ~ , H.. n.., sisiemspt
r. ,..,,.7 .at sYrrsft IA SILVER
,s',to.., W, i',t.f rrsfs was come
i...t......fr,t fIrtof. but IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08

CoctttH. George anu 1illmnn win
Mr.. Owur 10 iudian Territory pfeseuted
the majority fruuft 10 the full com.
mitteo about 1880 Then began fresh
contest.
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SILVER. Lead


HOLMAN. o. In sandy. salt Lake count,
Utah, July IN lslD, after a lingering Hines
". Abba i,umol, eldest daughter OF HrrLig
aud Abba u Holman, aged % years aud
months.
funeral services will DO hoid at parunts' rs,
ldcuro w sarsy, Friday. July ioth' at b. U
iruuds are cordially invited
WALKLu samuel walker, Of capuiar
bronchitis, July 5ih, NJ llsil an. aged &
yoafs. months ami . days.
deceased was born in Stafford, Maurhosisr
England, and omirratod 10 uuh IN May. ~
liis home Waa always unCn n tho Elders ma
labOfCd iu Rug and anu many are they uH,
have shared bic Hospitality
Funeral from family fcstdCnCo 80 10
north, second west thursd v. July lll.
pm. ttisnds respectfully invited to q
tent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08

w EnStspAN. JUNE sTm, ON NOM 1
w Temple near Man or Slate street, 1
ladya gold thimhio. findet val please raturi
sans W this once
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08

chicago Live stack
-, Chicago. Juiya
Idght, gl.I1a .gi
Mixed. 81 iaaiL5i.
Heavy, 81 s3afJt0
Iattle.-
Heoyos, tataflt3
towa and heifofs, 81 .e.attcu.
Texans, 600 S. o.
stocters and feeders. Sa.50sSj.i5.
sheep-Market strong
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08

chicago. July =
Whcat-iuly. s. huR tex.
Jorn-July, go sept az
Uat1-Juiy. iaia sept. l3itsts asted
iorr -Juiy. fAnI, roHt, $40.
LArd-July. iJDi -cut 1.sA
Hbs-Juiy. tlai, sept $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08

0mnha Live stock.
Special TO the NEws
South omaha, Ncb.. Julys.
cattle receipts !. 100! market active. stron,
Western strcra. tLUfaA51.
lows and hcifers, - HafAgA
Feeders % U0ai35t.
Sheep receipts, loo. Market strong, fair L
choice.
Westerns, 50 uafl5A
Lambs, f25Udt3.3O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08
Appro cd this the Gth day Of july. AID. tsJ
JAMES GLENbiSNlNG, Mayor.


CITY and county Of salt Lake. -
3, David +. Emery, Recorder M anu for salt
Lake uitl, STATE OF Utah, do hereby certify
that tho above and iofegoiugis full true aud
correct copy Ut an ordinance entitled Gan
ordnance lcyying a tax on tue assessed value
Of the taxable property within the corporate
limits o. hal1 Lake CITY, county OF Salt i.at .
state OF Utah, for the year lspG, passed by the
Uity Council Ot sara city july fth, 1870, and
approved by tho Mayor July Oh. 1896, 40 ap.
pOafs VI record In my once
In wltnoaa whereof have here
unto set my hand and AniNed tho
lsEAL'l corporate seal Of said city this the
itl day OF july, A. u. lsd
DAVID s, EMERY,
lsa, CITY Recorder
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raeIac Ra,iIopa rIapL Adopted.

CniCAuo, Jay S.-The Pacino rail-.
road pink Offered by Senator White
has beou adopted by the committee Oh
resolutions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08

Today's temperature isshown In N
fac similo thermometer given fellows
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29
They Are Not Democrats

The MEssENaEB has learned that
some of our local politicians have
boosted Of their Democracy this
week, while addressing little
groups of voters; this is to be ex-
pected, when these politicians ere
alone with some ignorant people.
or addressing some ward meeting,
then they pose as the e1poundsrs
of the truest Democracy, and going
as far as to accuse their oppo-
nents of being . sst Of Republi-
cans. The MESSENGER after sur
veying the political field, and
learning the attitude OF the poll.
ticians in this parish, has come to
the conclusion that there were no
Democrats who were seeking the
suffrage of the people, and said
that there was not q single Demo
cratic candidate in this parish; it
seems that this assertion has hit
the tender spot of some OF our 10
calls
The MESSENGER reiterstes the
assertion and defies anv politi-
clan, even those who proclaim
their Democratic purely, to come
forward and proclaim himself q
Democrat, and allow himself TO 20
TO the test mill.
Some voters innocently believe
they are Democrats, but question
them and you will soon learn that
their belief and principles az
either Republican or Populists
are they Democrats, even IT they
say or believe SOP No!
Nov, the politicians who boss'
of their Democracy and who 60 OF
the stump to preach the Rep-Por
platform, are they Democrats BE-
cause they say they are? No!
The MESSENGER would like Il
analyze one of these socslled Do
mocrats, to sec what q curioul
composition he is.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29
Robert Martin.

The Eleventh Democratic Sena-
.torial nominating convention was
held at New Iberia, Wednesday
This Senatorial District is com
posed of the parishes OF Iberia
Lafayette and ST. Martin.
Before the convention took place
a caucus was held by the delegates
and platform was discussed and
recommended to be adopted oy
the convention. The names OF
Senator Dudley Avery and hoot'
Martin, Esq. of st. Msrtinville'
were presented to the caucus; Mr..
Martin received the endorsement
of the caucus, Lafayette and St.
Martin voting for him, Iberia vo-
ting for Avery.
After the adjournment OF the
caucus the nominating convention
was called to order, Mr.. Albert
Kienvenu of st. Martinville, was
elected chairman and Mr.. j. h
Domengeaux of Youngville ives
elected secretary. The resolu-
tons or platform recommended by
the caucus was adopted.
The nomination of a candidate
for the eleventh senatorial district
being in order, the name OF Robt
Martin Esq, was presented, secon'
ded, and unanimously elected.
A committee composed of Mr.
Robertson of Iberia, Torian d
Lafayette and Guilbeau of st
> Martin was appointed to motif,
: Mr.. Martin of his election; MI
: Mr.. Martin appeared few minu
: tes later accompanying by the gen
tlemen of the committee, and de
livered a short address, accepting
the nomination.
: We do not deem it necessary b
comment upon the fitness of Nj
Martin to fill the Office of Senate
3 with honor and distinction to him
3 self and his district.
o Mr.. Martin will receive the al
most unanimous votes of st. MAJ
tin parish.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29

BY virtue of an order and commission
from the Honorable 18th Judicial DIE.
trict Court, of the State Of Louisiana, In
and for the Parish Of ST. Landry. and to
me directed, will offer for sals and will
sell at public auction. to tho last and
highest bidder, at the Court house door.
In the town of st. Martinville. In the
Parish Of st. Martin. Louisiana, between
the legal sale hours on
Saturday, the 7ist Of flArch 1896.
the following described property belong.
ing to the succession Of Aglaoee Chre-
ten, deceased wife Of Louis H. Gradient.
70, situated in the Parish Of st. Martin,
Louisiana, viz:
A certain tract Of land situsted In the
Parish of st. Martin. State Of Louisiana.
on the East bank Of Bayou Tsehs. mea-
suriDg and containing seventy I've 10
100 arpents in superficial area, bounded
on the North by the property Of Pierre
Jacquet and Mrs. c. Delshoussaye, East
by that of A. P. Rssweber. South b. that
Of Nicholas Garbariui. and West BY b.
you Teche, and together Herewith and
forming part thereof al the buildings
and improvements thereon situated and
belonging. consisting Of one dwelling
house, one corn crib, and the fences
thereon and other little improvsmsnts.
Being lot No Of plat Of survey sn.
pexed to act of partition Of record 10
the Clerks Office. st. Martin parish. d
Book IS folio $50 under number slS7l
Of convsyances.
The whole to b sold Ia one bloch. q
described.
Terms and conditions: One third "
cash. aud the balance payable In ons
two and three years from day Of sale
notes to be executed for the credit por
4 ton Of the purchase price With eigh
per cent, per annum interest from dat
with the usual CLAUSE Of ten pr esnt
for attorneys fees. Said notee 10 b q
cured by special mortgage and vendor
privilege to be retained on the propsrt
sold, and the sale to contain the usua
non-alienatiOn clause.
LOUIS H. GRADENI0O.
| Administrator,
JAMES SIMON, Attorney.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29
Letters from the People.
s., Martin IN the Cold.

The outooms Of the war Of the politi-
cal factions In q. Martin and Iberia
Parishes b Q slate Of candidates for the
District. oil Of them residents Of Iberia
Parish - II no good materials could be
had In st. Martin for st least one OF the
o6lcos.
We srs rendered on the so-oallsd resu-
lar ticket L. O. Hacker ESQ., for the
judgsship. R. r. brousssrd Bsq. for dis
trict attorneyship and F. L. Gates ESQ.,
for the Senstorship. Ill thrse from Ibe-
rio, leaving st. Martin In the cold.
We remark incidentally that an op-
position candidate for Judge is the sct-
nal incumbent Felix Voofhiss Esq., Of
Iberia Parish also. having removed from
81. Martinvills 10 that point several
years sgo. and therefore no further one
Of M, and with no more claim on 10 for
our suffrage than Mr.. Hsckar has on
that scoount.
This action on tho part Of the politi
clans, and wirs-pullers. 10 to say th'
least . glsring injustice TO the people o.
st. Martin Parish. which that people sr'
bound 10 honor and Justice 10 resent.
Therefore 10 correct this abuse. nov
ana for al time To come. lot the psopl'
Of The Parish Of 81. Martin. select Q com
potent attorney thsrs for tas judgsship
centre upon him and give him . soli'
and undivided vote and support ct Oh
next general election in April.
AIOoLER ON.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29

accord with the Brousssrd-Mou-
ton faction Of that parish, because
it said they boltsd Democratic
convention, or seeded from the
parish committee, On account OF
certain measures sdopted by that
committee, and ever since the Ga
zette has been having its fun with
the boilers.
The Gazette had the best OF that
faction, because they were the re-
guitars, and the others the bolters'
but since last Saturday, the situa-
ton has changed.
Some time ago, there was held
q convention at Shreveport, and 1t
appears that at that time A. V.
Fournet needed q few delegates to
elect himself on the state ticket
and made . deal with the Lafsy-
etc delegation. and snapped the
st. Martin senatorial delegation
for the Lafayette nominating state
delegates.
Last Saturday the Senatorial
convention was held in New Ibe-
ria, and the delegates from st.
Martin parish were not men to be
swspped aud refused to make
good tho promises which are said
TO have been made by Mr.. Four
net, and refused to swallow the
Objectionable Mr.. A. NJ. Martin Of
Lafayette, who they tried to stuff
down their Threats; this refusal o.
the st. Martin delegation. or a
least, part of il, was . terrible sur
prise to tho gentlemen from La
fsystte who depended on the pro
misses of Mr.. Fournet to elect MI
Martin.
When these simon pure e
.. Democrats saw that they coul'
. not elect their man, did they sub
i. init to the will of the majority
No. they bolted q Democratic con
! vention, and one Of the delegate
from Lafayette before boltin
made the remark that the peopl
!. who had elected them to that con
vention were opposed to the sui
frage amendment and a. the ger
tleman elected as Senator, Nj
Fred L. Gates, is an advocate G
tho suffrage amendment. the
could no longer remain in the col
vention, and Withdrew, with then
Mr.. Louis Liable and Mr.. julie
Mouton, who We believe, held pr
!, xies.
y Hard thing to be . partisan p'
7. per, these days, Homer, don't 20
J. think SOP
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29

-Persons who desire to secure
good seats for the Sacred Concert
tomorrow evening will do we'll to
get them in advance from Lsbbe's
drug store. Reserved seats in the
pews 30 cents, and general on.
trance with privilege to occupy
chairs in the main aisle Is cents
IA ~:.>. An s~h ~Nyks
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29

hereby announce to my friends
and to the voters of the Parish OF
st. Martin, that / am q candidate
at the election of April 2lst A. D.
1896, for the Office of Sheriff, and
1 respectfully solicit their support
A. DARNEvAL Roy.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29

thereby announce to my friends
and to the voters of st. Martin
Parish, that I am a candidate, at
the election of April 2lst A. D.
1896. for the Office of Clerk Of
Court, and I respectfully solicit
their support.
ALBERT F. DoMENaEAUx.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29
Where Are The Boilers
Now?

For the last few month the La
fayette Gazette has been giving
hell to the faction which is not.in
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29
SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
In the matter Of the Succession Of
AGLAEE CHRETIEN.
Deceased Wife Of Louis H. 0radenig0,
Eleventh judicial District,
Probate Docket No 637l.
Parish Of st. Martin, State Of Louisiana
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29

l hereby announce to my friends
and to the voters of st. Martin
Parish, that I am a candidate at
the election of April 2lst A. d.
1896, for Representative, and re-
spectfully solicit their support.
CHAs. s. BABIN.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29

w. A. BIENVENU
do hereby announce to his friends
and the voters of the First Weird,
that he is a candidate for Justice
of the Peace
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29

Eleventh judicial District,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29

Parish of st. Martin. State Of Louisians
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-02-29

Probate Docket No 637l.
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ALBERT F. DoMIN0EAUx.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-05-27

REQUlESCAT In PACE.-Duden
hefer has been a member Of the
legislature for seventeen consecu
tive years, but he doesn't seem to
have acquired proportional wis.
dom with the flight of time, else he
would have hesitated long before
Introducing Il bill to restrict the
right Of the fair sex to wear high,
low or any other kind of hats
they think proper, in theatres,
public assemblages, upon the
streets, or anywhere else upon
Gods illimitable "foot STOOL
'Dude" is old enough to know
that it is a feminine privilege,
which cannot be limited, restrict.
ed or abridged by law, to wear
any kind of head gear, whether of
high or low degree-the only re-
quisite being that it conforms to
the prevailing fashion which cor
responds to the taste and size of
The pocket book Of each individual
wearer. The pigeon hole is tie
proper receptacle for Dudes ILL.
timed and irjudicious bill. Graver
ana more momentous questions re-
qulre the attention OF the legisla
ture, III the limited time at their
disposal, than the regulation of fe.
male head-gear. Let it rest in
UedcU.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-05-27

1t is being asserted by some
quasi Democratic newspapers, that
Governor Foster is not in favor of
any abridgment of The right of suf-
frage or Of Il constitutional con
vention. The following extract
from his inaugural address refutes
any such theory:
1.-The refusal of the electors to
adopt the suffrage amendment to
the Constitutions, which was ap-
proved and recommended by tie
last General Assembly, brings up
again the necessity OF some action
in that direction by the lesisla-
tors, which a large portion of the
people and the public press are
now demanding.
"The aggregation of the mass of
ignorance, vice and venality, with
out any proprietary interest in the
State, real Or personal, is stand
ing menace to all good govern.
ment when thrown as IA body into
the scales OF popular eleciions.-
The elimination Of this force of
brute numbers and ignorance is,
and must be, the paramount ques-
ton on the solution of which the
success of truly representative
government must turn. So impor
tant do | consider this subject that
l refrain here from further com.
ment on it, reserving it for Il spe.
cIal message to the General AS
seAUly."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-05-27
Senator Liverman (be Duke

Senator Liverman Che Duke
OF GeSotol is oEe Of he shining,
lights OF he upper llunSe His
pheasant address aud urbdmty and.
lis wonderful zeal rs Il ulker..
ronvi'sres ns that the people uf his
district made IN mistake in elect.
ing him To The SeAatc.- Baton
Rouge Truth.
The Senator captured rs Il life
partner one ot 'A!eIanuria's most
charming and captivating ,lausht.
crs, Miss Elise, who is now So
Jourhing with hey parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. L. Bsaynard, while he
is III Baton Rouge, discharging his
legislative duties. The course of
the Senator thns far satisfies U.S.
that he is as trae to the principles
OF Democracy us tho magnet.
Is TO the pole, ;sAd that his constit
uency will never have cause to
blush for any secreancy or dere :
ton Ut duty, polltical or otherwise,
either of omission OF commission.
Oh his part.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1896-05-27
--Ihe most imposing aud rXnen.

The most imposing and cXpen-
SIva rageantry ever known in the
history Of the world aud Which
has attracted a greater number of
visitors than were ever collected
together before, has just been Wit
nessed in the coronation of the
Gar and Czarina at Moscow, the
ancient capital of Hussia, where
Ii has always been customary TO
CROWN their Emperors. 1t seems
that the facilities for tr,usporta-
ton were not sufficient and that IL
special train of cars had 10 be-
built to convey their royal high.
nesscs, the Gar aud Czarina, from
st. Petersburgl, the present CAPT
tai OF the empire, - distance of
four hundred miles, every mile of
which was guarded with soldiers,
to prevent the nibilistic bomb
thrower from getting in his deadly
work. The young ruler Of all the
Russlas is in a position now to
gain the admiration of thc whole
civilized world, by issuing a ukase
'l5erating the Siberian exiles from
their dreary captivity.