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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-11-11

now before congress. This money, it is
alleged, King will Use to Persuade
congressman to do their duty. Senator
Kyle is very emphatic in ~denouncing
this scheme, declaring it to be a on
fidence game, pure and simple. He says
congressman from this state will do their
duty without amoney consideration, and
urges settlers on the -Sisseton reserva-
ton to keep their cash. There is no
place in. Washington where such money
can be legltimately used. If King ard
his friends should sucyeed, they would
collect the neat little sum of $4,000.
II The Surprise Of All.
Mr.. James Jones, of the drug firm of
Jones 4. Son, CoMden, ILL.,, in speaking of
Dr.. Kings New Discovery, says that last
winter his. wife was attacked with La
Grippe, and her case grew so serious
that physicians at Cowden and Pana
could do nothing for. her. It seemed to
develop into Hasty Consumption. Hav.
ing DR.. Kings New Discover in store,
and selling lots of it, he took a bottle
heme, ard to the surprise of all she be
gan to get better from first dose, and
half dozen dollar bottles cured her sound
and we'll. DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, coughs and Colds is guar.
anteed to do this good work. Try it.
Free trial bottles at G. H. Woods drug
| store.
You can't offord to risk your life by
allowing a cold to develop into pneu
monia or consumption. Instant relief
and a certain cure are afforded by One
Minute Cough Cure.
FRAN Smith
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Bucklin 9 Armies Halye.

The Best Salve in the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheL. n. Fe.
YER Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
CURED. 1t is guaranteed te give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
p cents per box. For sale BY C.H
Wood. al, n. tstt h
You can't cur consumption but you
a avoid 1t and cure every other form
of throat OF lung trouble by the use Of
One Minute Cough Cure.
~ FRAME SMITH.
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Ar Iowa University Statement.

DEs MONIES, Ia, Nov, ll.-The re.
port of the boaad of regents of the state
university. filed with the governor,
shows $500, 900 spent during the biennial
period. The studeptsasnow; number
1881. 1t asks for appropriations
amounting to $S9, 1000, 81 which SO, 900
is wanted for books to replace the 100,.
600 volume library recently burned. \ ]
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Disagreement for life by burns or
ecalds may be avoided by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the great
remedy for piles and for all kinds of
sores and skin troubles.
FRANK SMITH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16
THE HARBoR Is roo SMALL.
san Dirgo Net the Terminus of the
Toyo hI=en kaisba--Asano
Coming A~~t

NEW YORK March fs-a Asano. pres
ihenf Of tie new Oriental steamship line.
which r. 90 ply between Japan and ths
United States was tn fats city iast night
n IL said thst he had been in c0nsuiation
with Charles II. crarnp. the weli-kpowu
ship builder ard various railroad officials.
regarding fraflc connections
Mr. Asano if r. said hss been negotiate
Inz with the Santa Fe ilne for a tYafl1
Arrangement. bat this is said 70 rave fail
ID The caase given g. tnat the santa -
terminals ars a. San Diego. and this bar
hor Is not large enough 70 accommodate
ihe shlus which WsIl - pSo4
Last might Mr.. Asano tfuea witb cellis
r. Huntington. and talka1 fne matter over
vita niu a. FAR az the Southern Pacific
vas. concerned. Il WAS said faaf n tFaf1r
arrangement had bsen practically agreed
upon between tbs g0uihern Pacific and
ire new Oriental lire. Tire soafhern Pa
ciac hEs acee~s 10 the haFbor % san Fran
cisco.
Mr. Asano started for %iagara Falls last
night. and after a short stay there, wtii
proceed 20 Japan.
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oREeoN's APPOINTED SENATOR.
strong Effort Being Made for the
Seating af Corhett.

SAN FRANCISCO. March i5-The chron-
icle's Washington special says. There
viii be the hottest kind OF a fight over the
seating Of Corbett, the new senator from
Oregon, before the senate committee on
privileges and elections. corbett IS ae-
companied by several oregon friends. two
at least OF whom viii figure as his attor-
neys before the COMMITTEES. They are now
preparing his case.
Wallace McCamant. of Portland. made
the following statement for Corbett yes
teTGiays
The constitution authorizes an appoint
ment when a vacancy happens during the
recess OF the legislature. This vacancy
certainly originated In the recess of the
oregon legislature. Mr. Corhstt can be
deprived of his seat only BY interpreting
the word happen as equivalent 10 hap
pen. fortuitously or by cha9cc.' IL Is our
contention that such Interpretation IS pre-
cluded by the context; IL IS contrary TO
all canons OF construction and TO all SEN
atcTsal preceaents from l1so 10 the present
time Thirteen gubernatorial appoint
mcntg have been seated in the senate
principally In the early days, when the
trainers OF the constitution we're in the
body. II Is doubtful II the senate viii
follow the precedent of the Mantle case"
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TWo MILLIONS BURNED UP.
Fire Proof Building and Big stock of
Dry Goods Go Up in smoke
at So Iaafx

ST. LOUIS, March 6-Flre broke cut
IN the store OF the Ely Walker Dry
Goods Company al O'Clock tonight TIE
firm earned q stock valued at s.. $40 esse.
with an insurance af about 81 9a ae0 The
stock has been aessroye1. and il Is prob
able tnSt the building viii Re z sotal loss.
AZ Il o o'clOck part q the east wall fell.
killing one fireman and in5aring two. and
hurytug a street car and an extension
ladder truck The car had been caught
between hose lines snd was deserted.
The building was az the southwest cor
ner OF Eighth street and Washington av-
enus. IL Was owned By the LIonbergsr
estate The structure was seven stories
AIgh, built % granite and steel and was
considered one OF the best examples OF
hre proof construction extant
The casualties are nesd-Cfsorge Cute
~alo. fireman. caught under falling walls.
lnJured-P8trick Gardmore. fireman. fell
down SHAFT. legs and arm broken. inter
nGily injured. VIII die Jerry McCahan,
fireman. thrown from ladder. back broken.
will die
One thousand persons will he thrown
out of work by the flre.
II IS understood the building was recent
~ purchased BY the Liggett Meyers
Tobacco Company. Its value Is said 10 be
s65e. 600. AT least S9s 600 damage has been
done 10 the structure. Only two stories
are left. The source OF the fire Is IN
known.
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~ THE SENATE.
CredentisI. OF Corbett ef Oregon
Referred to Committee

WASHINGTON. March f5-The senate
began its work IN extra session today with
elxhty-seven senators present and wtsA the
sal. cries packed 20 their fuil im'. The
business - the day was confined 80 the
Ye83fue ~ the presidents message and the
seating sf the neW senator from Kansas
Mcbride % oregrn prrse7te1 t1e crsten-
tials Of Henry W Corbeft. appointed by
the governor 81 OrEeau 90 ~ the vacancy
caasss by fhs failure 20 elect q successoT
- Mitchell. TEE governors certificate was
read Mcbride requested thas the rew
eenatar De sworn IN. Z there vac no oa5e-.-
ton Gray of Delaware said there were
some unusual circumstance stten3suE the
anuagut tsgssnt sad the credentials Should be
s~rugir4ze3 He movs3 that tse creteu-
ttsis be referred 20 tae comsslttee 81 PRIV
srexes ara elections. The notion prevailed
by urAniG es2s N0te.
l4oa~ - Mzsssehasetts an8 CockveI o.
NF.ezaa-. wera rarae5 A committee ta wait
or t1e presidents ara inform htm that cor
eartnn f~o-n htra
Tae senate tser tcok recess fr1 =
-,ef1rk. Ate o-rlo-S a further re-ssS was
tzkes ua,si o'elccs to s7v~ fgrfaer time
ts to- committee Azp8lstsS 20 safs 17oa
the president
A. a-clo-k - sesNso1 was res,l--es
woar ant Ceek~sll reported thar they haS
x-s{s4 o. lie FFesfasnt. Se-rersre PraHa-
- ,ns White Hruss seA~ thereuror n.e1-
y,ss fsrmara. message sn hard. Ir arae ser.
=, re desk a. fse reading snmrzIa.efv
Aexar and t1a close attenef1n ef -.
ssmatnrs. II SOCK hus tFr -1nutes 90 -aaa
te@ ss~xSaxs a11 fn nee late3v tAe-rssra-
81 rnNssca % AtnS1a TIE ss1Ase as5ou~oe1-
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Danger Line Passed at Nashville.
RAILROADS BADLY BLOCKED.
dakota Branch Lfn~. Closed Up by
~apw

ST. PAUL. March ts--Fsiiroa1s havs
-a.ar before In tseir history lad 50 much
"a contend with because 0f drifting snow.
r. ts stated that tasrs are 20 cars OF
freight a. initiai points ard sssswaere
sas+fras for towns oT fhe main lines. IN
r..kota ard Minnesota that cannot reach
.hesr destination until tAe orsnch lines arc
opened.
Ysts stated taar sheTe Is sgrersng "a south
Taakofa by reason % re braEea lines o.
frv elsssss8. In faat state over - miles q
--ss sase beer practically ahans'gne6 for
s.s13v tao weeks Nearly ail % TITS nile
ara r. on me hrzuch Ines % sse Aii~a5-
x@< svsssu. ard she morta% esssra parf q
i ks>lsrxs 20 dhe Gre4F SerszeTn ana
<e~tHe-n Pactae- Many io~as ~ sq4ts
nekota have aad 20 aa@li fsT so-He zsane-
- saw nosHlng 0g ffeaEEt ard passenger
frafflc
-T-arosza trniaa On the Eszla Il1ss q tas
@stsaGFa Pac-ze, lie Great AoEI2exa So
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THE NEW TARIFF BILL.
Features Of the Measure Prepared
Under DtnEfey'~ Direction.

WASHINGTON March Is.-The salient
features q the new tariff bill prepared BY
the Republicans Of the ways and means
committee are ss follows;
All woois aalr ~ camel. goat. alpaca
and Ike animals are divided into three
classes:
class I-Merino. rneEtiza. metz or rnefis
xoals or other wools o. meriuo blood. i'm
mediate or remote down clothing woods
ana woods o. ike character including Bag
dad wool Chlna lambs wool Castle
Brancs. Adrianople, skin wool. butchers
wool ard such as have been usually inf-
7orEes into tho United States rom Buenos
Avrss New Zealand. Australia Care 0f
Coed HOPE Russia. Great Britain. Cana
tA Exyrf ard eisewnere and also includ-
inE ail ueols not designated ia classes
. ard q
class 2-Leicester. CefEwold. Lincoln
srfre down couhtEE Woals Canada long
aoels o- osher ike conaor wools OF En-
Elisn blood ha3T ~ the AngorA goat. a.
psca ard bas animals
Class downs. native Soufa America
ro~saea Russian cauefs hair gnd woolx
- uke character ss have been import sa
irra the United STATES from Turkey.
Greece syria end elsewhere. excepting
l-rnrove9 zoois heTeiuatser provided fer
re duties axed are Class J. II cenfs
a pound class . = cents, class 2. on
vsesss WAIVED - = Csnts Or less Ter pound
Including rAaxgss. Ena on common Eoaf's
hair a. 7sr cert 81 vaiorsrns valued AZ
more than Is cents par pound. - per esnL
s& vatcTers.
Ssan1Ard samples q woags wn1ca are or
r.say - deposited sa TIRE principal castora
Noasex are ao ae tas standards fa- ciassf-
e~sttsu. am4 80 secretary o fhA treas
a~y u aagaor1zea - renew the Standards
fra-s -t-s- 10 gsue 81 RS Judgment
gge.seaT cHa~nrfer ~ usixsare - Tuarino
or Eurstsa hseo4- sas4 - classified as
class : or . Wao5s q tie arst eIass gsrs-
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Cuban. Forfeit Their bonds.

NEW YORK. March 15.--in the criminal
branch OF the United States circuit court.
presided over by Judge Benedict Gen. Car
los Roloff. secretary Of war for the Gu
han republic and Or. J. Castillo today
failed 10 respond 10 the igai-tments
charging them with violation Of the uea-
traiity Law IN connection with the fiiibus-
terinR expeditions 70 cuba. Their bonds
we're declared forfeited. Dr. Joseph j.
Louis and Editor Helrizuez Tru5iIlo. tn
dicteA on similar charges, pleaded not gull
ty Or. Louis ball Vas Increased o si,0oo.
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Medical stad~Bt- on strike,

San FRANCISCO. March iK.l-'-fsa stu-
dents % tna College ~ PnaTnagy 81 fhis
city. a branch OF chs university ~ Csii-
fornia. are on strike They Hays aatiy
refused 20 further attend AIRY lectures shas
may be delivered BY jean caiTeFt. pTo-
fsssxor fn pharmacy Further than tha.
TIE senior and TIE Junior classes os tha
college have presented Ts@titlons 20 -
tsoara o. travzee@ ard ifa faculty request
lnx the dismissal of Prof calvert IL aAs
been given our taaf Al opportunity viii
- afforded fHe students 70 reconsider
taefr action. and 70 remove taetF names
from ise petition Should they rSt2s -
60 50, au all % expelled
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HORSES WRECK A TRAIN.
Engineer and Fireman Crushed TO
Death and Many Passengers
Seriously Injured.

KANSAS CITY. March IA Missouri
Pacific passenger train. north-ooune.
leaving here at a:i5 Sunday night. was
wrecked a Wolf Creek. Kan. at mid
night. by running into bunch OF horses.
The killed are: Ed Nye. engineer. Pat
rick Connor. fireman. Injured: John II.
Meyers. conductor. slightly. Jack Apple
ton. Kansas City. slightly: II. A. Kemp.
Paciflc Express messenger. badly scratch
ed and bruised: l.. r. Bacon. Kansas City.
travelling passenger and ticket agent for
the Santa Fe road slightly: V. +. Piper.
Kansas city. seriously; y. NJ. Austerland.
Oklahoma, slightly. J. r. Meador. a trsv-
cling man of Atchison. who had both legs
broken andn was internally injured. died
broken and was internally injured. died
All the cars except the sleeper were
overturned. and the engineer and fire
man were crushed 10 death.
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Gel. william n. stoke. Dead.

NASHVILLE. March E.-roL william
p stokeA dsed NJ Alexandria YESTERDAY
aged g. He vas a prominent figure in
Tennessee politics bsfore. during sni a.
ser the war. served IN congress as waig:
rcrnnzndsa . regiment Of Federal caya4-
y. salistea n Tennsss@e during tn war:
as presidential efees0r for the STATE 81
large on tire Garfield ticket. and for years
g. q tie Leaders of fhe Republican. party.
Tha race for governor b<t1eer siokes au1
ssnter. bota Republicans. Ii isS. gave
tne state 10 fhs Democrats
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NEW YORK COMPLAINS.
Charges the Joint Traffic Associn-
ton with Discrimination.

NEW YORK. March l5.-An important
meeting OF the Interstate commerce COM
mission was held today upon the COM
piaint OF the New York produce exchange
against the forty-four railroads forming
the 5oiat traffic association and outside
roads. The charges formulated by the
produce exchange committee are prsc-
tically an attack upon freight differentials
from the West 10 the seaboard. IL is
claimed that the freight dlfferentials at
present discriminate against New York
and are In favor OF Boston. Philadelphia.
Baltimore. Norfolk and Newport News.
Commissioner Knapp presided. Commits
sioner Morrison being absent
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FRANKFORT. Ky. March is.-There
we're large crowds in the senate chamber
and ia the house % representative today
Ar anticipation of a ballot for United
states senator 70 succeed Blackburn fsuf
n reseacf 20 fhe late senator Sawyer both
branches adjourned about noon without \
}olnt session. Attornsy General Taylor
has alsd a lengthy written opinion in
which ne noitfs that the ballot for United
States senator may ~ legally taken ~
any time II viii have 10 effect on the
legislature. however. which wiIi net ballot
isntN March =
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TROUBLE IN THE RUBBER TRUST.
Heavy Reduction Announced-.Iob-
her. Look for War.

BOSTON. Mas, March 15.-Jobbers have
been notified % reduction OF 25 per cent.
on different grades Of goods manufactured
by the Boston Rubber snoe Company A
similar announcement is looked for from
the United States Rubber Company. This
indicates a war within the rubber trust
although the officers of both companies
profess kindly relations toward each 9TH
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WILL SERVE THEIR TERMS.
No Postmasters to ne Removed EN-
eepf for Cause.

WASHINGTON March i5.--Pnstmaster
General Gary made the definite announce
rnent 20 the Associated Press today that
the administration has decided 80 adhere
70 the four years tenure of office policy
for all postmastsrs except IN few cases
where rem wal for cause was required on
account OF delinquency. tncompeteacy or
unsatisfactory conduct Ia the adminlstrs-
ton q the of8ce.
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MEMPHIS. March 15.-The river has
broken all records. the gauge tonight
registering Ss.4 feet. The rise continues
at Cairo and all intermediate points.
News of the first serious break in the
levee reached this city today. 1t occurred
Saturday near Modena. Ark. nifty miles
above Memphis. The river is raging
through the crevasse at terrific rate.
having the tremendous fall of fifteen feet
10 give II force and send IL TO deal death
and destruction In the low lands Of Miss
issippi county. Ark. The levea which
gave way is in front of Mississippi county,
and it is thought the water will almost II
not entirely cover this county. The steam
er City OF Osceola passed down short
time after the break occurred and res
cued a number of unfortunate people. For
miles and miles 10 the west Of Memphis
not a home is habiiable.
on the overfowed land where the cur
rent is not strong it is not difficult for the
people 10 escape with most Of their house
hold truck on skiffs. dugouts or RATS. and
the surface Of the water in every direction
was dotted with these little craft.
At Marion, Ark. all day the available
steamers fit for such duty have been em-
pioyed rescuing the food victims. Down
the ievee are stored great stocks OF goods
OF all kinds, the household property OF
fugitive negroes or poor white folks. and
there are great numbers of horses. cattle.
etc, that have been saved while still
greater numbers had been lost before help
could come.
When the first relief boat. the c. b.
Bryan. got 10 Marion there was great
rush on the part OF the people, white and
black. TO get aboard with their property.
Negroes had been standing up in the water
with their stock for hours waiting for tais
moment. There is not standing room for
a dozen people that is not under water, ex-
cApt the railroad tracks.
Up and down the river very few signs Of
life are manifested on any OF the planta-
tious. and as there has been no means of
saving the stock. it is certain that nearly
all have perished.
Nearly ell the refugees that are brought
10 this city are WITHOUT Hfahss many o.
them slept on the levee last night. A
hundred citizens of Memphis got together
this morning and devised means 20 Pend
relief boats to the overfowea districts and
TO furnish support TO the food victims
when they are brought 70 this city from
the surrounding country.
Il Is reported tonight that FIVE persons
living on -Four Mile bayou. near Marion.
ARK we're drowned in the food today
At West Memphis this afternoon Jake
Carter, coiorea. and child were swept away
by the torrent. and both perlsaed.
All OF the islands in TIRE vicinity Of Mem
pais are entirely submerged
Danger Line Passed at Nashville.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. March B--Ths
Cumberland river reached - feet on the
gauge here today. Forty feet Is the danger
lire. The low lands about the city are
submerged and many cellars % business
houses are alied with water. Families IN
the threatened districts ara moving out.
and merchants are taking their goods 20
second aoors. The river viii certainly
zach 4 and possibly s. feet
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CRIPPLE CREEK. Col. March Ito
~1s-rgw he Tfrxes wsll Issue witn ire f2a
sssocsased Press repoTr over lsasee wire.
The Tires company has also purchased a
r2oxs printing press aud mlth Linotype IT'S
eHsne& vii give yss Crsap.s Creek district
an s1xhs-page paper equal ~ facilities 10
Aay ya.&s gs1.Asase u Tie Ssz.a-
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Lauraan on for cuha onee Marc.

BALTIMORE March fs--Capt Putnam.
Of tFe steamer Bowden. from Jamaica, re-
ports having passed the steamer isanrada
on Wednesday last on Watltngs island,
about 90 miles from the Cuban coast. The
Laurada's name had been painted cut. and
she wax steamlng slowly in the direction
0f the cuban coast. large nufeter of men
could be seen upon her decks.
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tie 500 are running hut from twe 20 sew
en ho2rs late. These roads are concsn-
Sratiag their efforts % keep the coast lines
open.
The trains hetween here and Chscage are
raining on fair tine
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NOW FOR GOOD TIMES
Congress in Special Session to
Afford Relief.
NEW TARIFF BILL SUBMITTED.

The Presfdenf's Message Points the
Way to Changed Condftfon.-Re-
cefpts Must Be Made Greater Than
Expendifnres-AD Defeit of SIsS,-
oo0.0Oo in Less Than Four Years
Dtngiey shows How the New
Rates VIII Bring in Revenue and
Brace mp Manufactures.
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Radical socialist. Elected.

PARIS. March i5.-fn four legislative
elections which took place yesterday all
tho districts returned the Radical Socialist
candidates
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Whole Counties Are Plunged
Beneath the Flood.
RIVER BREAKS DOWN LEvEEs.
Inia nd Waters Dotted With the
Boats of the Homeless.


Hundreds of People Rescued by
Relief Recommendations Levee
Breaks and Lets . Vast sheet of
Water In Upon the Lowiands-Isi-
ands Near Memphis Are Sub
merged and ntations Made
Desolate-Everywh stock Is
Drowned-Colored People Lose
Their Lives in Trying to Escape
Relief Committees Formed TO
Aid the Infortunate-The Cum
berland Goes Over the Danger
Line at Nashville.
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rzsxa additional xsvez1s and % e1ccu-ass
- s-.-s-,s~-sax ~ <he UnsIed States
sscs- ne basis Of tne irrportstlons for
.h. as Tsc.s year she BIZ would IN
go - r-v-rue about 81. as. 90 d.
ySsss .,-lsny ire ssve-a. schedules rough
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BLOCKADE Is ORDERED.
Admirals of the Fleet Will
Take Action At Once.
GRsECE'S ATTITUDE UNCHANGED

Closing Of Her Ports WIZ Ne the
signal for War on the Frontier
French Deputies support Their
Governments Po.ftion-Pians for
Autonomous Government Of Crete
Being Discussed -- fsreuchman
VIII he Governor-FataI Accident
ON - Russian Warxhip.
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French Governor for crete.
Explosion on Russian rrencIaa.

LONDON. March f5.--The correspondent
of the Times at Canea says that while tho
guuners or the Russian ironelad cessoi
Veiih were practicsnE yesterday a gun
burst. blowing the tor Off tuFret. Four
teen men and one officer were killed and
sixteen wounded, five fatally. II Is neliey-
cd that the bursting OF the gun was dus
10 an ul-ci0sed hreech.
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creek Fleet Ordered From Crete.

ROME. March ls.--lt Is semi-ogficialiy
stated here this afternoon thar all tha
foreign admiraiS have received orders 10
blockade Crete. IL is added that tas
blockade OF Greece would only occur *
the Cretan blockade should prove i'm
adequate. The Greek fleet is expected 20
leave Crete otherwise IL will De escorted