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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

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NOR REMITTANCE AND COMMODIOUS
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MISCELLANEOUS.


q = 0--FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD FOR
pCO proof to convict the party or parties
who have cut the wire fencing of the "Broad-
field" pasture. IT. DENT, agent. ml6-4s
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

WANTED TO RENT, ONE LARGE OR
w two small rooms, unfurnished; state loca-
ton and terms. Miss NJ. G. Blain, care DIR. A.
c. Balm. my2S-;}Oiel
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

IN9PEWRITING TAUGHT WITH FIVE
Il weeks practice, IS. PROF. S. NJ. FRY.
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eovEREoR BLACK
DAILY Installed a. chief Magistrate ofths
EmplEa STATE.


Empire State.
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. l,-Frank S.
Black, of Rensselaer, county, was In
augurated as govarnor OF New York
to-day. The ceremony took place in
the assembly chamber OF the capitol
and was witnessed by a large assem-
blage. An invocation by Bishop W. c.
Doane, of the Episcopal diocese OF Al
bany. opened the ceremonies. Cover
nor Levi P. Morton delivered an ad-
dress Of considerable length, In the
course OF which he reviewed his adj
mInlstratlon. the first under the new
constitution, and the legislature during
the same period, In conclusion, ad-
dressing his SUCCESSOR, Gov, Morton
said:
II may be permitted to congratulate
you upon your accession TO the office
OF governor. particularly by reason OF
the fact that the financial and admlnis-
tratlve affairs OF the state are IN pros
porous and easy conditions: that you
will have the support OF the legislature.
both houses OF which viii be IN full
accord with the win Of the people;
that there are IN prospect no Bitter
IIAlNEHhlbh9 VI NglhAVNNA alNuf NV AGANRnh
differences on public questions to be
fought out through your admlnlstra-
ton"
Governor Black responded briefly,
speaking OF the feeling Of deep respon-
sibility With which he assumed the
duties OF the Office 10 which he had
been chosen and pledglng his best ef!
forts TO execute them faithfully and
impartihlly. He concluded as follows:
II hope there ls before US a dis
tinction greater than which no people
ever strove to renci; II Is that when
the next circle Of wars is traced upon
the earth the American nation shall
stand outside Of the bnnefui ring.
There II upon us all n duty 10 curb
tho unbridled spoech and act, WHOSE
tendency Is 10 weaken ana TO ilssevcr,
and to cultivate that reason and care
ful moderation which shall draw and
bold us near tOgether,"
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countries, added to the effectiveness q
49, 1900 The Korean minister ana
hIs s,,Ite. wearing their small black box
like hats, attracted much attention.
Aftef the diplomatic corpa had been re-
ceIyed, Chief Justice Fuller ana otner
members of the supreme court ana ON
ers OF the federal Judiciary accom-
panied by their ladies, FOLLOWED. THESE
Ia turn were succeeded at 1925 by the
senators. representative, the commits
gfonera Of the District oE Columbia, the
judicial oficers Of the District, e3-inin-
listers Of the cabinet and ex-ininiltera,
The congressional contingent was no.
ticeably small. Senator Sherman, OF
Ohio, and Senator Morrill,; OF Vermont.
came through first OF the senators, ana
Representative Sayes, Of Texas, Of the
representatives.
At 11:t0 tho representatives OF the
army and navy corps, the otneers ot the
militia OF the District were received.
Major General Miles, the commander OF
the army. and Adjutant General Rug.
giles headed the officers Of the army
who were resplendant IN full uniform.
An OF the officers stationed at Fort
MTyer were in line. Admiral Ramsey
and Commodore Matthews headed the
officers OF the navy and Colonel Hay
ward and his stan those Of the marine
corps.
Al noon came Secretary Lengley and
the regents Of the Smithsonian insti.
tuition; Mr.. Proctor the president and
other members OF the civil service COM
mission; Mr.. Morrison and members OF
the Interstate commerce.; Commissioner
OF Labor Wright; Assistant Secretary
Curtis, OF the treasury Department. AS
Slstant Postmaster General Jones' AS
slstant Secretary Rockhill, OF the state
department, and other assistant secre-
tarleh and bureau chiefs. At 1:16 came
the associated veterans OF the war Of
1876, the G. A. r., Loyal Legion, the
Union Veteran Legion and the members
OF the Oldest inhabitants.
AT 1885 the general public was ad-
Initted. The earlier arrivals all had ta-
ken their leave and much Of the brill
liancy of the reception rooms had de-
parted,
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an AWFUL oRuIR
Developed IN Kansas Al InhumAn
Father EigpFes init.

Developed IN Ranias Al Inhuman
Father Figures init.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 1.-Al williams,
aged rilrty-two. and Mrs Jane Mays,
aged twenty-one, living north Of Topeka,
were arrested to-day charged with the
murder Of Anna Belle Williams, the
twelye-year,old giFl, whose outraged
body was found wednesday, in mea-
dow near Eudora.
The body bears evidence Of q dreadful
assault on ITS person. The finger marks
on the neck and condition Of the body
show that the murderous hend who
committed the assault covered up his
work with sealing her lips with death by
strangulation
Williams was the father OF the girl,
and accuses the MayeS woman OF the
murder. The pair agreed to take tine
child to Kansas City In order to have her
placed on a poor farm, the woman 20 uc-
company the girl. She says that when
they reached EudoRa She became Sick
and a strange man offered to take care
Of the girl. This Is the last she saw OF
Belle. The pair are secure In jail, and
the officers say they expect to prove. 4
deliberate scheme to make way with the
eytrI
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nIerIenn nIlns pllaater.

CITY OF MEXICO. Jan. Ia terrible
disaster has occurred in the Santa Ger
trusl mine at Pachuca. one of the most
famous silver mines in the country
From some cause not known, fire broke
out in one of the levels Of the old South
ern workings yesterday. shutting of the
exit Of bhIrteen Mexican miners. Miners
on the outside went TO work 70 Try %
put out the fire and save the men. ohe
eneed miner, went down In charge OF
the rescue operations. but perished from
suffocation. An the Mexicans died from
the same cause or from burning. Ihe
bodies have MT yet been recovered. The
AFFAIR caused the greatest excitement az
4 = one Of tue most horrlhle mining ae-
cidents in the history pt 'tsaeh9cas
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Z GRAND RAPIDS, Mloh.t Jan. l.
Two policemen were pounded half to
death by a crowd Of toughs to-day, and
two Of their assailants were shot, The
trouble was the result Of q crusade
which tho police have been waging
against saloon keepers who have oeen
VIsrgiver and Harrington found the
saloon OF sommerS and Treadwell do
inF q thriving back door business As
the officerB entered the air was suo;
denly filled with clubs, bottles anH
Glasses. Ohicer Harrington, was al
out so with broken glass. he has
severe scalp wound and serious poaily
injuries Treadwell was snot ~ tne
rISht lung. An examination late to-
nIFht showed that he Is suffering Sc
we're hemorrhage. lie Is not likely TO
rncOVer.
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TnREE DEED
FFam Ess6plng eas-Fous BeaFdsrl Nae
Eewly Escape ne same ptptli,5

FFam Essaplng Gas-.Fous BaaElprs Hac-
Fpwly Escape tho Same ptPtii.5
COLUMBUS, OF ian. LA sepciRl to
the Dispatch from youngstown, Ohio,
Gays: Nj, and Mrs, Joseph Bets and child
were found dead in bed at 5truthersi o,
this morning, and four boarders In the
family were in a comatose condition
when rescued, having been asphyxlatei
by gas.
Betz Is a iaborer At struthers' furnace,
and aeYen 1f the furnace employees
boarded with him. Three o. them were
at work last night, and when they came
IN at six o'clock this morning found
the family dead They carried the
boarders out, and after walking them
around for a time they recovered. The
house Is owned by the furnace compa>
ny, but the latter believes the family
wRs asphyxiated by gaS from q cook
stove and not from the furnace.
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III. r.,,l,,q q Mr.. Gougsr.

CHICAGO, Jan. LAT the request OF
the committee Of which she was a
member, Mrs, Helen y. aeuger step
ned down and out Of the Nationalist
party yesterday. A Joint conference
was held at the Sherman house Of the
"Secutiye and national central COM
nittees, to consider the best means ot
fiirthering the interests OF the party OF
which Mrs. Gouger was present Ever
since the election she has been crits
cised by some OF the extreme members
Of the party for her part taken IN
SpeakIng Tor the cause OF blmetallism
In the late campaign. -
Resolutions were passed asking TOT
the reclamation Of Mrs. Gouger, where
upon she handed in her reslgnatson'
which was accepted.
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4 oAalNEr oaisIs
PosstbIs III spain Over ths Attacks on
Captain. General Wsyisr

MADRID. Jan. 1.-The Ola, referring
10 thu attacks OF Tie Herulio and Ini-
nnrcial on Captain Woyier. Rays u 70
noesIbie that they tung result IN cap'
inet crisis, ana tina. upNy people be-
iiove there will be a change or policy.
injecting Of Spanish generals was
hold laat evening to consider these
Newspaper articles the run tcNt o.
which was not allowed to De teleSraph-
among Inc troonH In Cuba aud encour-
nning the friends ~ the insurgents
IN the United stntes
II IL porFlSiahtly assorted thnt q de-
clgion has bccn reached TO relieve CAPS
taIn Gen. W0yior OF his functions, but
thht the Premier senoT CanoYas del
cdstilo, has suspended che order, All
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KALAMAZOO, Mich, Jan. 1-Mlss
Caroline j. Bartlett, the celebrated pas
Tor of the Peoples church Of this city,
and DR.. A. w. Crane, a prominent ply
ylclan, of Kalamazoo, were married in
the peoples church last night, by the
Rev. JenkIn Lloyd, pastor Of All Soul'e
church, Chicago, before a large aud
fence. The ceremony was q complete
surprlse to the hundreds Of people who
mad gathered IN rGsponse 10 an INVITA-
zion sent out by Miss Bartlett for q
New Years reception. The bride VIII
still remain pastor OF the Peoples
church.
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Annil,.r Iknnan, CnrIo.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. l,-senS'
tor Pefer has been REQUESTED to have
removed The charge Of desertion from
the record of presidential elector Linton,
OF cherryvale, Kansas. He said to-day
that Il could be accomplished only by
speclni act Of Congress-, but that the
charge could not effoct Mfr Llnton's
status az an elecior, ns he mover had
been tried by either a courtniartlal or In
ne civil courts. An lnvestig1tlon OF the
records. he said, shows that ut. Linton
left the army near the o3osn q the war
nfter having served through several
campalEnl.
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EplgoR lloulIkaGls pEAIH
me nsytiSpmentl Polht % snitil ~
ms 4FTlna 70 cor

w NAANNNA| NNNA -
MS 4sTins 70 Ger
81. LOUIS, no. Jan. 1.-the inqpet
on the body ot =. II. AiccpiiRgh me
editor OF the Globe Democrat who's
renainS were found under his bods
room window VOstordRy, began to- "
II developed the startling lnlt
through lhe testimony OF Dr. .,
Hughes, lIf. McCnllagh'F phylieiap,
that lhe deceased made what was ~
the time believed TO be an atteupl
Of suicide on December = la9ii
that day 1IF HUGHES testified 1e
ed on Mr., HeGnltagh ana iett with nm
q four ounce bottle cnntninlng lNp
ounces d digitalis, q powerful hlaft
tonic, an OVer-dose OF Wlipn WpnlA
have lhe effects OF paralYking the aps
tlon oe the heart Tho same nlght ~.
MCCullag1 took one ounce of the tiee|-
cine, enough 70 have caused death, puz
which! owing 10 the weak condition. q
bis stomach, was immaalateiy 81
led.
When Dr.. Hughes called Che pekt
morning he vas greatly ALARMED ana
asking Mr. Mccnllagh if he had len
F., that amount, an eYaalVe ena aWef
given. Or. Hughes tegtihed that 4e
was SatlSfied Mr.. MoCulagh had nQt
taken the medicine BY mistake -
phVslcian at once eopnented the 4...ltl
ling circumstances with q conYe htipn
had with Mr.. McCullagh shortly net
fore. n which the latter spoke ol the,
death Of Abraham Lincoln, saying tlot
ne died at q good time, and that Flen
any man otitlived his uEetulnee9 y va
time for him to 90. Dr. Hnghee then
testified as to Mr. Mccullagh'l 8 strange
and eVasiVa manner on the qaK p
ceding his death, and CONCLUDED nj
testimony with the positive statement
that his impression was that the case
was one Of suicide.
To-day Mrs. Mckee, daughter q The
original proprietor OF the 9l0pes49 M
ocrat, accompanied by a friend went
out to Belletontaine cemetery aad
Iecled q location for the grave o. tie
deceased, which viii be IN the Mcl&ee
fanity lot.
nephew OF the deceased, arrived rom
Chicago this morning, and MIS-. Baptei.
souter. a sister Is expected 20 arrive
from Brooklyn, N. Y. SATURDAY.
A mass meetinE OF Newspaper men
will he held tomorrow for the pufpp
OF taking appropriate acton on tne
death OF Mr.. McCullagh,
The funeral tomorrow afternoon
Will be very simple. The eight pals
bearers have been selected nom she
heads of departments OF the Globe
Democrat, a.
The list OF honorary pail bearers hos
not been made out pet, but u Win
consist OF leading citlZense Of st. lio,ile
principally representing the Repnpli-
can party.
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GREATEST siMPIICITY
Attends the Inauguration Of Govsrnol
PinErts, OfaliehIEan.


PinRrse, Ofatiehlgan.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. i,-Precsdcut
md form were thrown TO tho winds to-
day in the inauguration OF Governor
Hazen 8, Plngrec, and the other state
onicers. a comfortable crowd Of curloun
people had gathered IN the executive
Office and parloN ct the capitol. Mr.
Plngree arrived accompanied by Mrs.
Plngree and cotorlo Of personal friends.
Shortly after he entered the executive
pHrlnrs accompanied by retiring Cover
nor Rich and Commissioner Fronch, Of
the state land office, whGrc, az noon,
Chief Justice Long. Of the supreme
court. Administered the oailt OF office.
An Introduction followed by the chief
Justice, and all present shook hands
with and congratulated the new guver-
nor.
Thus began the Eubernalorlal career
OF a man who Il considered one Of the
most unique personalities In the United
States, and whh holds at the same time
the Office of mayor OF Detroit and g1Y-
nrnor. Governor PliiRrCc ls the RY0wdd
champion OF the various state reforms,
cbiGf OF which II The securing of q unl-
form two cont fare from the railroads,
and the railrond department is being or
BanlSed 70 that end.
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PARIS, Jan. l-Raron Won Nohren-
helm. the Russian ambassador, % dean
OF the diplomatic corps was the
spokesman At the New Years sreetipg
e,fended nv that body TO President
Faire (o.day.at the Elgsee palace, The
ambassador paid o tribute to the co.
operation OF France IN the nlainten-
atice OF the worlds peace and the press
ident, IN reply said he reJQleed q ,Hue1
',just and eloquent appreciation % the
work Of the republic and che sqnti7
ments OF which its policy was iuspt
ed.P n, Faure also remarked that ~
c6nnurrOd IN the confdenee e1pte9l ea
IN tbe ftiture and concluded BY sayipOi
1.-THE aEsistance OF France Will never
be wanting In the work OF uniting ma
tlons and governments IN the common
aim Of Justice, generous eympe
and peace" Sti fssf
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CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The engagement
ls announced OF Miss AtyssIe Brown, Of
Nashville, Tenn. and Hon. Archibald
John Majoribanks, second son of Lord
Twsedmuuth, and brother Of Lady Aber-
deem, wife Of the governor general Of
Canada. Tho marriage viii take place
some time in the spring The couple
mel IN this city durlnE the Worlds Fair,
when Mr. Majoribanks was insisting
of the Biarney Castle on the Midway.
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CINCINNATI, o., jan. 1.-THE attens
tion Of Mr.. II. 2. Ingaiis, Of the Biz
-Four railroad was called to-day e q
published rumor that he was TO be Pre-
NOTED IN succeed the Hon. ghauncey u
Depew, OF the New York Central ft.l,5i
and that DepeW was to receive Q flr9t-
.ciass diplomatic appointment from Pre- (
ldent Mckinley, he frankly ana qilic l,ly
fepiIed: "TherG Is mot anything ~ Z -
far a. I am concerned. Cincinnatl q 4
not get rid Of me so easily asi that Ana
the business president CLOSED tne tnqls
dent with d CHEEKY good bye
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In. ~ nih Ysnr.

81. LOUIS, Jan. 1-c. D, carpente
q. bookkeeper for the Home Sewing No
chIae ccmpany'a agency In t.asselty.
ana G. A. Weyriok, a local draigats
man. have been found dead IN tpola -
the Planters hotel. Invest len
showed that they died from an oyerdeee
of some nnrcoti6. They came 70 the li1-
tel while In an intoxicated condition.
Soon after being gwen Q room boy
was called by them ana sent tnf sqnie
medicine. It develops that one Of the
men was In the habit OF taking g mar
ootIc during his Bprees ana drea 2 80
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the ministers met al the pramief,s res
silence last st.eyenlns ID order 70 discus
the matter
A feeling Of general public indigna-
tion prevails. It 81 asserted that the
soldiers are suffering from hunger, e1-
pospre and lack Of Medical care. while
nobody seems to know what becomes
Of the money sent from Spain.
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Tor ne unitod States war VI ela d0nld
hardy be found. Under The clreun
gtlnb when the Nicarasu sudn can q
bum, 4 would 30 good poliey lf1i ll
Omitted state 70 obtain poseglaoh pt
.lhe Corn Iel8ndB by purchase o. other
wise ana have q linO sentry box alu|o
n the Atlantic entrance of the PROD
nav waterway. thus settling ~ dlspui
- 10 their oWnerhhlp
isI.he garrison 'lOf Corn Iaiand inia
has ba6n ao-called "GoYhFno n1
three ',pollcemep. =
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) NEW YORK, Jan. 1.--SOnator Eds
ward o. walcott, Of Colorado e!Tlyea
to-day from Washington, ana VIII sAli
for Europe tomorrow. 10 aatnlttea
that no was going abroad Tor me
poso OF conterring with t0relsni
nietAillNta on the subject OF ealiln
bimetalllo monetary eonteFehces.. ~
aior Wolcott viii return from Eurppe
before the present session Of Consfels.
ondg fttI
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CHICAGO. Jan, l.-Gensral Charles
H. Taylor, Of Boston, arrived fEoua san
Francisco to-day in charge 9f the aehes
Of the late Kate Field. 30 deliYele4i
them TO Miss LILLIAN WhiduEi q tfiena
of Miss Field, VINO will convey shetn g
boston.
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THEY SHIYERED
For SIX Hours, But Psttepse Had
Its Reward.
OVER SEVEN IHOUSANDPEOPL
Passed Through the Portals Of the
White House,
AND ALL GRASPED THE HANDS

or President aud Mrs. oisvsland-nrOst
BtIniantRsesption OF Cleveland" Eight
Year, IN oms.-Tho Pfs'la'nrs win,
Simply, hut Elegantly GOwnod, was the
central Pleturo-The Diplomatic Corps
Yarailh tho Bright LlEht' lnths Wsy
Of Cos.um,s-Tho Floral Decorations
yVsrs Magnificent.
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Special Dispatch TO the IntelligenesE
HARTFORD CITY, W. Va, Jan. ~
In quarrel last night between "yVlll
Bnrl,e and "Ilm", Middleton, Burke IVES
stabbed, and his injuries are oopsiaete
serious In default Of Sl,5oo bona Aai1S
tiletnn was sent 70 the Pt. Pleasant lall,
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CHICAGO, Jan. LA special 20 tho
Tribune from NVashlnRton says; Nelson
Dlngiey, IT,. viii ho the next secretary
OF the tronGury. Hp has been tendered
tlia hlgh position under the MCKINLEY
lStfatiohf and hns Accepted Il
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MEYLER'S WAYS.
He IS sim Fighting the Brave Gu;
ban Insurgents
THROUGH THE CENSORSHIP

OF he Pfes,-clalmi lhAt thsFe are Oniy
500 ,Rsbsls' Len 10 ths Province of
PlnardsI Rlo-shaISsiI Hands with Hln,.
Ssifon tIas supprsssion Of ths Rsvoiti IN
that ssetion OF CuBa -aIsaria PaPsp
Telia plRsrsnt story -Hseall Ofths Cap
tain General vsEy Probable,
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MORE TROUBLE
Brewing Dawn In 'lis Central
American Republics.
INVOLVING THE UNITED STATES
The Columbian Governments
Attempt IA Seize Corn Island
sFIRS yP TaE NIGARAGUANS.

Az AFmsd Ferea Esnt bY Later Power %
Heal on ths aerpbbsF''- -salyndor and
Honduras viii Help Elearagua outifil
Come, 70 : Pinsb-0rigIn of ne Dis
pats-what Il Means % tbs Unitna
stats.-Impartaat stssisE'tieai Poini'
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NEW YoRK-Arrlyeai wesseFtiaHd.
Antwerp. 81
NEW YOR1N-AfrfNeH'
LIVERPOOL, ~
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Admiral skerrett had a long and hon.
orable career in the service OF his cour-
try A native Of Ohio. he entered the
navy as mldshlpman in October. 1siS,
passed through the varinns grades, be-
came lieutenant IN 1885, IleutAnant
commatTder In 1852, and was stationed
at the Washington navy yard the fol>
lowing year, after which he served
credttably during the civil war on the
Shenandoah, and the gunboat Katah-
din. He commanded the gunboat
Aroostock from 1854 to 1855, and was act-
lively engaged with the COnfedepate
Qualifications al the mouth OF the BrazoB
river, Texas, in June, 1881 Subsequent-
ly he spent three years surveying In the
Pacific ocean, had command OF an eS,
pedltion Ito Panamg and another 70
,Apla, Samoa. TO settle local troubles
with the United States consult Was gov
ernnr tar- two EoaFa-ofs ,llRUsl a4yluna
at Philadelphia. later wasaln command
OF the naval forces on the Pacific sta
tion and was IN Honolulu during the eX-
citing times following their revolution.
II Is said that because ut his suspected
sympathy with the annexation party,
he was Summaflly detached from the
command Of the station and transferred
to the Asiatic station, where ne render>
ed valuable servloaa IN connection with
the troubles In Corea, leading up 10 the
Chlnese-Japanese war, While on the
Aslatlc station he reached the retlrlne
age, in July, 1894, and was ordered
home