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When you. stop in Truckee for a day
or for a month you should remember
Won get the best accommodations at the
Whitney House.
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EVENTS ~ coREA.
The Cabinet Killed on aud a New one
Formed.

Formed.
BAN FRANCISCO, Match 5.-Tho
steamer China arrived today from YU-
kOhRma, bringing news OF another coup
~ ,tRt ON An extensive scale Mt Seoul,
C0Tea, On February 10Th dBtach.
ment Of Russian marines, numbering
~, arrived In Seoul from Jinsen. The
CoTeAn king snd the crown pTlucs
went into the Russian legation anu
formed new govern ment, diminishing
all the former cabinet ministers. Pre-.
mier kim Hong Tsuh and seven Other
cabinet ministers, Known rs pro-
Jspsnese statesmen, were beheadsd
and their coTpses dragged around the
streets. a decree, said TO have been
signed by tue king Ut the Russian L..
cation, ordered that the heads OF FIVE
OF the murdered ministers be fixed on
sBikes ara EXPOSED, All telegraph wires
from Seoul were then cut and only
mehger news Of the event was obtain.
able.
On receipt OF the news Of these oc.
cuTfeuces, American, British aud
French men-Of.wRr In Jinsen landed
detachments Of marines who immejl-
ately Loft Tor Seoul.
The king Is sald to have been in.
duced to his action through n desire TO
avengo the murder Of the queen last
October, All the members OF the new
ministry are said TO be connected with
the Min family, OF which the muir.
deTed queen wac = member. Tho
Toxic papers attribute the kings ac-
tions 10 the n tlurrce Of tho Russian
minister. The Russian ombassy,
where the king continues to reside, ~
guarded by 800 Ruseian marines,
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The fret physician 10 America 10
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General 'nmpas IhInLs ~ VIII Last
soupis Of Years.

'snerHl 'Ampas thinks ~ viii Last
a'oapIs oi Years.
NV NCER, March "a special ~
The NOfIu from MaItid ssyt;
Marshal CamvUB was seen by
w ~ Correspondent. The general,
VINO has Just gUt cut OF bed, was looking
Remarkably well. lie began the convrf.
shiion himself, asking IN a irans, l.
derry AMI energetic manner tnst your
sstondent give prominence TO these
point:
81 deny that there IL any foundation
Tor the reports Of ofueltits in General
Wcyiet's pact hittoty. He was simply
a ivid ofiicet In tue last Cuban insut.
tectlOu, carrying out, like all others,
Inv orders OF his CHIEF, Count Balma.
ssda, who had ordered repfisals because
the Insurgents had committed
atrocities. People ought not TO be
alarmed Mt the terrifying pf0camaIi0ns
VI Weylsf, threatening penalties tunt
are practically impossible oi execution
aud only Intended to quell the spirit Of
dieaiisciiou, ~ far nobody has been
shot or executed.
81 beIieve the war 10 likely TO last n
couple OF year., but uospite the staying
powers VI The insuTgeutsit IL mpOsslblu
iOr them TO succeed alone, even II they
DO wear out the armies aud resources
Ol Spain by desultOry, guerrilla war.
fare, favored by tue climatic conditions
uf tue county,
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several OF tue leading missionaries ana
other American gentlemen here. ~
lie hoped tue m ,s.ncfes are over but u
10, Of course, uncertain. The general
feeling IL that Russia hss said enough.
"rho distress aud suffering through
want and sickness are Described ~ bs'
ing both enormous ami terrible. Our
slope on tue Journey at London, Paris,
Geneva aud Baden were shofi, uut
very pleasant, ami 10 full Of good ieel-
ing, cordially anu seIulnese."
Miss Barton refers In the beginning
ui the foregoing 10 the message cableu
by Minister Terrell on the ls.h ulii
saying the Rcd Gross had hreu admit
ted Aud guaranteed protection aud that
the gates OF charity are now open.
Since tben these dispatches have IN
nOuncvd that the Red Ctoes party hnl
lott Lsituuu, whore relief 10 most
urgent, by reason Of its capture BY tue
lufklsu army.
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Tho HtnineL, EI.cllnn.

CiScINNATi, March 5.-Ths Com.
mrtcial Gazette special from Frankfort,
KY, says
The Republican Joint caucus met to-
night anu by an agreement between
Senator w. J. DobOe aud Judge w III.
Holt, the Hon. ~. John Boyle, Of
Louisville was declared the ReIubll.
eau nominee for United States 5euator
by acclamstion. There were Ave ab-
senteee. IL WINS on u motion 10 declare
Senator DebOu the caucus nominee
that Senator Deboe declined ami pro-
posed Boyle. In this no wac immsdi-
ately Joined by Judge Holt.
Then followed n love feast Of enthu.
hiAsm, In which Boyle was chosen by
acClamatlOn. DpbOe made thrilling
speech, and was followed by Boyle,
who was brought 10 by n committee.
Judge Holt alec addressed the caucus,
The only drawback was the action OF
Representative Tindle, who, when the
announcement OF the selection OF Boyle
was made, exclaimed, "rhat settles II
with me-" EBd LEFT the caucus IN sp.
parenlly M humor.
Tue Democrats tonight drew the line
strongly between the free silver men
AMI the sound money Democrats. A
Joint caucus was held TO hear the po-
uii0n u the sound tloney Democrats
for the withdrawal OF Senator Black
burn. Iweniy-nipe sound money Dem.
ucFat-, including the twenty signeTs 10
tue petition, were absent from tho
Democratic caucus. Senator Blackburn
was present. Hesaid he was tho eau
Gus nominee, and only the caucuH
could remove him. lie SAID II had
been la the power OF tue i've Demo
Gratis who had refused 10 vote Tor hin
from the flrst 10 elect him at any time.
lie said no was determined no Itepub-
lean should DO elected. The caucu.
adopted stirring revolutions IN support
OF Blackburn, anu adlOutnei, deter.
mined to support him TO the end.
FRANKFORT, KY, March 5.-When
this name OF Senator Nyo WAS called In
the Joint ballot iodsy he arose and said
he desired TO explain his vote. 81 have
voted" he ssid, "for the nominee Of
tho party thlfty-eight times, but now
have become convinced that he cannot
be elected. east my vote for Hon.
John q. Carlisle.
The ballot resulted: Blackburn, So;
Holt, s; Deuce, ~; Carlisle, 7; Hunter,
Z; PTutt. /; Comingore, 8; Lyons, /;
Vance, %; Petit, /; John NJ. Harlan,
i; D5dsop, l.
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been ut to the torch, and ia apparently
ieluced TO a wilderness. Whole towns
hsNe been obitetated, ana Their inhab-
llenls nfe wandering helplessly over
We country, many VI them starving.
The villages aud towns OF Cahanas,
B'thia Honds, San Diego de Nunez,
santa Cruz DE Los Pinos, Los Palaclo.,
fl'o Real lie San Diego oud San Diego
ne l's BauO' are known to be reduced
TO ashes, Hnd reports or others will
bring tue uumter destroyed up to thif-
teen. All these were important Hnd
thriving centefs Of population and bus.
iueAs,
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wAsmN0rON, Matcn 5.-Cougtess.
mAu Puulps UI Peunsyiyania intro
uucei tOuay, ~ the request 81 the exc
Cutvo council Of the American Fed.
rtatlun - labor, a oil ~ restrict the
jurisdiction VI Uuited States courts IN
pfocee ings TOT Q nlCmpi. IL provides
"tnat the courts OF tue United states,
sitting a. courts 0i equity, shall not
have jurisdiction 10 IunIsh Tor cou'
tempt any person charged with tue
viUlAliOn " any order or decree
court " hose acts In the premises con'
-lst, arise out VI, OF are connected with
the commission Of auy Utiense iudici.
able under the laws OF the United
States " iu the state In which the Of
frnsiyc act " committed, but Ia every
such case the Diicuse against tue court
shall DO deemed merged In the greater
iieuse against tue state or United
Ststos.n
Tue bill does not apply TO United
states courts citing NJ courts Of law ,ns
distinguished from courts Of equity,
aud only applies In the latter case IN
two Instances, where tho contempt
charged n the violation Of an order OF
decree Of the court, ot where u make
the offender principal In or accessory
10 a crime.
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A RocGsI.IIrr rnIaes.

NEW York, March 6,-Ths World
this morning say:
VIM. Rockefeller, the multimilllon.
nire Of tue Standard on company, will
soon add another palace to the magnih-
cent ones that now grace the million.
aire district
In company with james HI llmRn,
the son.in.law Of his bfOlief, J, ID.
Rockefeller, he has purchased seven
lots on the old site Of the 81. Luke
hospital. Four Of the lots front on
Fifty.iourth street, anu three on Fifty.
Hth street. They arc 1876 feet from
Filth avenue and run through the
blcok. IT 10 said Mr.. Rockefeller has
tue refusal OF the Fiith avenue
rontage and that when this ground Ia
added TO the present. purchase he will
erect magnificent mansion, taking In
nearly all the spsee.
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DESvER, March "a special 10
the R4l uUlicAn from Pumnix, Arlz,
says: a letter from San Carlos states
lhAt Inspector Mccormick Of the In.
terror department In now practically
done with his tack OF securing by treaty
from the Apache Indians OF the White
mountain reservation segregation Of
tho noted Deer Creek coal fields. The
Indians have agreed to have an area Of
land cut OF ths reservation covering
ali the Deer Creek coal fields aud hby
other land on which coal formation
can be traced.
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WAsniNutON, Match 5.-Thc Su-
pfomo COun Justices VINO participated
IN the order recognizing the circuit
cousin ~ the court OF primary lurls.
diction In the Northern Pacific re-.
ceivefship, decline 10 discuss tue ~.
iussl Of Judge Gilbert 10 feUJgnizs the
order In his Jurisdiction. There II no
doubt, however, ON the part Of thO,e
familiar with the proceedings. inst
these Justices considered the order Ne
explicit, aud Intended that It should
effect the consolidation Of tue Northern
Pacific teoeiveship In MtssIs. Bigo-
low aud McHenry who were appointed
by the Milwaukee court.
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snCIAL Mnrnnn.
"uammouJ,'' not ISmmsnS the Great
ct Danger OF the Present Itme.

"uammouy," not IsmmanB tue Great.
'st Danger OF thc Present Iime.
NEW YORil, March j-rho place
Of tue church 10 social reform was the
subject u discussion at pubic
meeting held under the auspices OF tht
5uois Reform club In Cooper Union
tonight Ernest II. Crosby presided.
lie said that IN bis opinion the church
might say that conditions when dld
not give men work were wrong, aud a
system Wnich compelled men 10 work
too many h0ufsa day was wrong. IL
could bo said further, he thought
that II was blasphemy that men
should be compelled 10 work twelve Or
fifteen houfs day. The great dan.
ger to this city was not rammany
but mammOny, he declared IN eonciu'
siou.
Rev. &. a. Briggs OF the UAion
Theological seminBty declared tue
prophets were the greatest Of social re-
f0tmefs, anu that the Christian church
hap, IN thT main, bson faithful To the
cause. IL was because Of the
Efforts OF the church that social
reform was ~ muon more nd
vanced In Europe than In Africa. But
the church Ia this country was ham.
peroI because At beet II could only tx.
etcise "a moral influence upon its al.
hsTonts. The greatest work O. ld be
done through church families, he said,
such rs was being done by tue Paulis,
iAthers, by DIR. Raiusf0fd and by DE-.
PaTkhubt. Tue church, no concluded,
ought ~ reform itself nr.t aud unite
to bring about, us far ~ possible, social
REFORMS.
The chairman read resolutions call.
Ing upon the churches to condemn
selfish laws which Disseminated
against the poor.
The last speaker was the Rev.
Thomas j. Duoey Of H.. Leo's Catholic
church. lie said It was n violation Of
the principles Of Jesus Christ that I'M.
moral men should roll In luxury
while tho pure were crushed down
with poverty,
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CUBAN COMMISSION.
CltYsISnd Nay SsEd One 10 Report tbe
Condition Of the Island.
MERRITT CALLED 10 WASHINGTON.
He May lie Appointed Que Of the Com.
mlsslonsrs-U. :. Consulate
Stormed In spain.

NEW YORK, March Ga special to
the World from Washington says It IL
possible that President Cleveland will
send q military commission to Cuba to
report on the condition Of affairs there.
10 this connection It IL announced
that General Wesley Merritt, com.
mandsr OF the department Of the
Missouri, and several other high IN.
clas Of tho Amy have been suddenly
summoned to Washington. Tue
World says It could not be positively
learned last night that their mission
had any reference 10 Cuba, but II ~
Known tue President has implicit con.
fidence IN General Merritt, and that he
would be quite likely to name him for
position Of the character indicated.
VALENCIA, March j.-The disorders
when were prevalent here when the
news was first received Ot tue action
Of the United States Senate on the
CUBAN question broke out affesh today
nnd there were renewed demnuslrG.
tions Of hostility towards the United
States. The mob made its way to the
United States consulate, which was
stoned and tue vinJUws smashed by
tue in'uriaied pOpulace.
wAsHiNGION, ID. o., March 5.-The
late hour nj which the reports OF dis.
orders today In Valencia were received
made II imI ossible to learn whether
any III cisl Information had been re-
ctiveJ here In regard 10 the trouble.
The attack will no doubt cfe.to fc.
uRWau tuuiunafiuu Ia Unconventional
circle, and mpy have the effect Of
hasteniug action ON the Cuban trs0lu.
tons when the conference report IL
taken up IN the Sonata on MONDAY. In
this, as in the case OF the attack Of the
Consulate at Barcelona last Sunday,
the spanish government, II IL quite
llkely, will promptly tNpftss TO tile
United States It's regret Tor the occur.
ence and make n complete disAvoWal
Of IL.
The spanish minister has not Te.
ceived any advices concerning this
latest disturbance.
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The new WOMAN.
Ideals Regarding Women Have
Changed.
THE ATHLETIC WOMAN REIGSs
Which Makes tue best wife, the
Bicycle Girl, or the Delicate,
"Clinging ylntl"

Not 70 very long ago, the ideal
woman was the helpless, sitengthlrss
creature, who muct be protected from
the iaintest breath Of air, ahd from thu
slightest ,1ertion. She vac beautiful.
~ and couniingly dependent upon tht
msuly "osk" To- which she chung. Sh,
passed from an utter dependence upon
her father and brothers 10 40 equally
utter dependence upon husband.
She had little scli.rellAncr, AMI SIN
leea ability 10 take cstc NJ hCrself
And nov, ~ late years, there hhs
hrau rhange-aud We hear VI o
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Tmon cLAMA nAmToN.
Tho sublime Porte Perfectly Charm
ting 60 the Lady.

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received by member OF the AmeTl.
can National Red Cross association
from Miss Clara BattOu, dated Para,
COustaulinuple, February lyth, tells OF
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when sailed ltUm here January 22nu,
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aud which trust was msuo pubic,
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anu he contributed 10 largely.
"Aa soon as m outfit eau be maie
anu passage secured, our men will start
tor the uesOlated TogIOue. IL Will be
cold anu terribly hard Tor them, but
that IL what they came fot., i nave met
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Inflammation nrihr navy.

WAsHISuIOs, March 6.-fhe navy
department 10 sending out 10 the navy
militia commanders Of the various
states having such organizations, blank
forms Tor the collection Of information
respecting tho topography snd physi-
cal features Of their respective local..
ties for military use.
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GENERAL wALHER.
sever ~ CensuTed IN n Letter from
General Wise.

etheruA WISE
RICHMOND, Va, March 6,-The oI-
eouuve committee Ia charge OF the NJ.
Tangements for the reunion OF the
United Confederate Veterans refused
Onlght TO adopt n letter to the camps,
written by Gen. PeytOn Wise, CHAIR
man OF toe committee, because II de.
nounoed Gen. Walker, commandment.
chief Of tue Grand Army Of the Re-
public. Gen. Wise's references TO Gen.
Walker were suggested by the action
OF the latter In re-, ara tC the proposed
parade by the Blue and the Gray In
New York. In his letter Gen. Wise
said Walker was not patriot, and de-
served the censuTe aud condemnation
of all good people. The subject brought
On an excited debate, and stormy
tcene reiulted.
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CHICAGO, March 5.-rho roads In
the Central Passenger COMMITTEES have
agreed to make the came charge on
bicycles and baby carriages ISL are made
by the lines In the Western Passenger
assooiati0n. The rule among the
Western f0nds Is that these articles
shall DO charged for at the same rate o.
excess baggage, with minimum
charge Of 9jc.
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Date FtS,d for Holm,s'. Execution.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 5.-Tns
date Tor tue execution OF IA. II.
Holmes, the convicted murderer, was
fixed by Gov. Hastings today. He
names Ghufslay, May Z, rs the date.
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Lake city.