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spaniard. aud Cubsu- WIN be Received
Intn The q, :. Army

New York, DOT. eY-A dH1'h ~
the Herald from MahhlrF.nt Hl
Cg1ans and even splnihrla WV pi
enlisted for garrison duty in W ,NiNN
cuyatlln lf cuba, ln glHr D'nEf' RI N'-
proves the raa mmrndtii1u Nhitl see
rfttrv Aver Will make On hlh ilflh-
gU0uI1sF aurutI rruIr THIS tuhlt't
ms bssu frequently discussed hy th'
prgsHeir auu his ,lbluti ana lhe e'h-
rlusluu reached % pfuyd. rmp'N ylhrNb
for "A limited numb. " tuntna ny eye
listing ihrm MAO me army Nl sn' NN''.
"a = .rea a. 20 viii fni nr the p'iNy
h. discriminate against any class, ~. %
rlW lu ghp Spanish army ln tuut Nhl
may elect o. remain iH lhr lhItili VIII
be- eligible or Dulif 10 ih Ahe fanha
OF the American am.
II d uE proposed At nrli e. accept
residents - cuba 90 urE iulkWllha, nut
% enlist thg men iulNlWNy am as
sign thum WEh regular rrEimonts Win
American trlIpH aud ailcgrH EyUntu-
a1ly regiments composed entirely u
fttflys soldiers win be- organized and
lem On charge " the EArtl-lns from
which American unips VIII DE with
Secretary Mrcr iu hls annual report
T. C.rFrpHH, VIII recommend Vhe en-
aclurl 900 legislation anu anpilpflA-
h. b. kHf ln che several rnw colonial
p0sstsH .nB fr ihs uoXi fiscal year.
to- thls ,.nurUIl ~. he viii lIursi thlt
authority ht expressly given for the
enlistment ~ cuban soldiers
ID d. estimated .hat nhtVu are about
". 900 squrlsh soldiers who VIII elect 10
rtuuIu Iu CuIa, ana thtt large per-
cauarr 70 thH number VIII seek en-
iistmUt In ono ranks VI tho regular
army 10 ls nlaI estimated that fhHrr
are aGibui 10000 Cuulm Insurgents WIN
would gladly accept service ln the
Mnerltin army. The authlrfies be-
love. however that not more thlu %,
600 men nlloTeiher VIII Doe necessary
f1r me garrislus contemplated Tor Cu-
ia. The CublnH ilrsi enlisted Will be-
selected u small numbers and with
great care,
INC department. viii follow the adviee
Of AiaJsr General Butler and give ern-
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MEN O WAR FOR THE PACIFIC


New York. oct 2S.-A dispatch 10 ihc
Hgrlli from Washington rayt.
Two NOR, mrn-ot-wa: w.u probably
follow the auxiliary cruiser BUFFALO %
She Asiato squadron. orders have ale
rgldy been gwen 90 The Funboat ile-
lena GO prepare Tor her long trip
through che sucE canal % she f'ar
East. ana aa soon au she 10 ready nhs
will start
Rear Admiral Dewey has Impressed
upon che department the necessity %
having a large number of llrhi duuEht
Fuub1lis AMONG the Philippine islands
The Yorktown, % b. understood. viii
be- played ga commission on the rdchu
c0iat and viii start fur Manila.
To- addition 30 these Funhoata q VIII
be- urcssuafy Tor the department Nthin
the nrXt few months 20 sgnd an auNlli-
airy cruiser o1frying another dran %
mon 60 take she places % those on the
Aslatc station whose terms u cffst-
men, have expired
Hef1rs permitting Naval Constructor
H1baon 20 cluuuur the work Of rala-
Ing the cruiser Crhilhll colon, niH
plins muai receive The approval " ihr
naval board uf construction, orders
have been ryrn 20 him GO appear in
Warrington In Monday uov, 40 "a mrvi-
lug OF thr board MI iluhsnn VIII de-
sail his plan Cor floating thy Colon.
Relieving 10 desirable t1 uid The gh.0f
/ lu.rlHrUuoe officer 90 The mrmbrrhhlp
uf rhr board nf constructions, url"fH
have been gwen % Commander Clover
] appulu.lug him a member VI inc Of
ElulEItl1n,
captain a. g. Crswnlmhleld. neilns
secretary % the navy, has given ih-
nructluna 90 Commander Wei, COM
mandlng thr Tiuhllt Princeton, dlry0t-
eng lam 10 proceed NH.h ihr Ngfarl 20
| san Juan. inrp itlcl, ana take ala'
/ ti1n there until relieved.
! San Juan until the arrival ui .ht 7iil', E,
| With Commander A. 3. snow, ail
when Commando SNOW aa1um'a 49,
~ oommandaut ~ thu station TX ~
] Animal suhl,y viii board the Nc".Ih
and sail for home.
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.SALISBURY'S CABINET.
Get Tcgelhsr Yesefdiy on Downing Street
Tor Cobaib
rAsaoDA QUESTION THE STAR TOPIC.


L.rd.n oa' g,-Thc Pail Mail Ca
g.ae ,ha s...u. summarizes ihe
rHuG % Coo urIa.h cabinet m,cans
y,r.yrday lH fUlyai
'Mlrehlgl mus ue Withdrawn IN
cIalIu.rl'y 1rI nl undertaking y
premise con bs g,veu 30 discuss Tho
questions rrsed by rraucc in regard
o. Access ia ih. NI. and such Ike.
o When Marchlnd o. Withdrawn it
Will Dee determined vhu.hcr the quss-
u.n raised admits uf l.sgusfllS lnd
under what cluliEus discussion can
o. proc eded with.
o. Evory possible facility viii be af-
iurdDi in aHslfi lu M1fHulud.s wlth-
dAa1i uy whichever rIu.a selected.
T. " MurChaLd Dr. rut With1rlwn.
there viii ho ~ Interference with hls
remaining ut Faahlil pr date nXci
flr hH withdrawal. NccrHHirly fCin-
lurCcuHNis VIII rf hH permitted 10
uuch him. ~, will be- treated c1uriu.
ously aa foreign visitor. ADD will be
regarded lu uu other light.
3. Therefore % Is left 90 Frame so
aiip, any active measures o. preulpl-
1ltr To- conflict"
The iuu Mail uuzcitc adds that IL
ms god reason tu believe that while
Russia bias cuuusellcd France 90 tide
over iha dInIcuIty md avoid s,r ebs
vas pr utHtu 90 throw her weight In
ID. scale ui up distant date Or ihs
purpose Hf - king the whole Egyp-
tlau guugfu ana che British uccull-
81 - Egipi 80 the frJp, Tor scti.e-
mrWi.
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mitted 10 rejoice that the conflict has
been II brief duration. and the losses
We have o. mourn. though griovous and
important, have been H1 few. consider
ing the great results accomplished. aH
90 inspire us with gratitude and praise
to the Lord of Hosts. We may iaud
and magnify His holy name that the
cessation OF hDstlltIra came so SOON.
na to spare both sides the Cuuntiass
Hlrrowa and disasters that attend rrI-
tfuctcd war.
do therefore. invite all my follow
citizens those at home aH well an those
who may be at sea or-sol1urning iu fore
nIru lands, Co. oct apart and unHHlNn
Thursday the 2ith day OF November.
uH day OF national Thanksgiving tl
come together in their several places
of worship Tor "a service of praise aud
thanks Co Almighty God Cor uN th.
blessings % the year The mlidncHs NJ
the season ana the fruitfuluuas uf the
soil Tor the continued prosperity uf tha
people. Cor thU devotion ana Nulur ui
our countrym.u. fur the glory uf orr
victory aud the hope 0f righteous
uCacc. AMI o. pray thnt the divine
guidance which has brought hereto.
fore to safety and honor may d.
rmcioualy continued ln the years 10
come.
In witness whereof etc..
WILLIAM MKtNLEY.
ny the Precedent.
JOHN HAY.
Secretary VI State.
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It'll d, short time, receive ln Paris
so ''a important documents i from our our
So 'l'ii,'' '','ie and which l am sure
,i,n tend 70 place US In favorable
light. ,,,,t = b,y, tt,,
I'm Inc knowledge have gained in
p9rir That the American commlils.,.il lueis
viii moi consent that me fn n. ~,
sian e. or any part Of them shall BE
returned to spain. a.. ...i...,
absolute independence from ihe SOW
or.irnty Of spain. then the revolution
ia ,t,. ,,,,nie. the government catnb-
I.sh,i iy President AguInnldo and our
mission 10 washington ana g. PARIS
have not been In vain but mas Jus "a'-
Ing good. 10. t..y,.,..,,t
u cannot predict absolute indepcnlyl..
onee f,r my country Immediately, but
I believe that IL It's ultimate nesllhn-
ton, and have 30 reported to my gov
cont "
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INDEPENDENCE HALL.
The Pride Of The Quaker City is Rededielled
lOdiy.
MONSTER CIVIC PARADE ENDS FESTIVAL.


Philadelphia. oct g5.--philndciphiaus
aud their visitors again poured Into she
streets today Co seek positions 90 wit-
ness the third and last of the great
peace Jubilee proccsaons
1Odays procession was purely u a
civic character and was most nttng
wind up Of the weeks Jubilee. the em-
bicms VI peaceful industry following
the display VI the nations pruwcaa IN
war
The exercises " the day opened with
the rcdrdiUltuu " Old iuuUpHnuruta
hull, the historic building from which
the Declaration OF indcpcudencc WIS
rad To- the people % tho nov republic
uu July q. 100 The buildings which
had from time 90 time since that date
been added Tor use AZ offices uf the
municipal authorities have 900 been
recently removed ana the famous hail
lH now In its original form. uH 10 was
40 years aE0 when occupied hy the
United states Congress ana the uNa
tlunnl government uiilclnln The to-
dedication exercises wofU presided over
by Gov Hastings. and wCru opened
by prayer by Rev. d. bulwuaUn D. e
anthem. "My Country 'Tlu Uf Thee
WIS sung vs. I.Nll puplN 90 90" luulc
schools accompanied with music by
the First Regiment band The mrn-
urihl poem composed hy Mrs. Florence
Barrie Comics. dedicated to the peace
Jubilee was read by Daniel W Hutch.
ins, principal uf one of the public
schools The anthem, Columbia"
| was sung hy the scholars, AMI th,u f1l'
lowed the Grafton by Mayor Charles
/ Warwick
Upon the conclusion u the ceremonies
/ tho great audience hurried Co. uuatiIui
from which 10 sec the monster civi,
] procession.
a stand covered the sidewalk ln fiun
of the historic halt. erected Cor 1gUu
| pHncy during the parade ~ the 400
school children who had participate.
ln the dedication exercises.
! The mammoth trades display or wha
was known nH the civic parade Hnrtol
/ from Broad and Cumberland street
promptly 90 N O'Clock headed BY Mniu
General a. snowdcu and stan VI thIr
ty mounted aides. The parade Wa
one NJ The greatest Nv history VI On
country ~ was divided into ton 40
visions. ana II n estimated that then
were 5000 men In line besides ut lunH
almost every manufacturing lutcrcH
ana trade There were 10 bands o
music In line.
The weather was most delightful
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American ro.t omrs. Uun smoothly Four
iIaur. Aftsra ., W. Wa. Captured.

New York. oct. ss-"Wc had on up
fo-dutr American uuFtlfilcn running like
a clock four hours after town was
captured"
50 reported James @. sirwar, when he
nlighird from the transport Manitoba,
which arrived here today Mr stuart
went 10 Porto Rico two months lElt
backed hy commission from ihe postal
d pArtmfut 20 establish ia. ~, b. system
Ia the now American territory lie re-
turns with The statement that eighty
offices, most " thrm with Americans as
postmaster. have boon established, aud
that the system ls now ln excellent
working order lle gave high prtlhs Go
thr efficiency ANA activity ui ihr assist
ants. and expressed confidence that tho
beet VI results would follow from their
basic work.
I'VE landed IN Ponce about two
months ago. said Major stewart, with
Instructions from thr postmaster ggncr-
iI 90 perfect "a postal system There
worc ninety of NJ, Including my assist
ants and a. number uf postal clerks. As
SOON us Wp landed We followed in thr
rear OF the advancing army when f.
town was captured We cvirtcd the ma
i've postmaster, put one ul uur glHrha
In charge. and introduced a munry core
der and registered letter system. FINAL
IS We broke away from the army and
proceeded Into the Interior and coast
towns by ourselves When h. started
We thought We were takinE our lives in
our hands We were not mulrstfl. how
ever ON the contrary tho natives re-
coiyed us with open arms. while the
SplulardH although they Hcuwlrd and
HWurg. ala mot attvmpt any violence.
We went ahead simply 90 look over the
ST up puuoHicc when the troops
came along md claimed thn town loo
the name OF the United States govern
mDut,
eve have ninety offices with Am the
modern arrangements ln fun operation.
Most uf ihn pustmaHters age American
citizens. but lu unlmplrlant interior
towns Wc have appointed native post
masters. am convinced that the
postal service Ia Porto Rico win bee as
successful ln the future as Il H. at pres
ont "
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STREET CAR FRANCHISE.
ininois Surrcm. Court Decides that city
MAJ Impose fecs for Mileage from
Chicago General Company.

Chicago. Oct 2s.-Thc Illinois Flu
prcmc court has decided that the city
council may insist ON compensation Tor
street railway franchises Corporation
Counsel Thornton says thc city's Vie.
tory in this decision has "a wide and
AwocpinF significance IN the matter OF
grants, because II established the right
Of compensation without any Limitation.
The decision was given in tho appeal nf
the Chicago General Rnllwly company
against a Judgment Of $3.50. given tho
city Ia a hult 90 recover utmaEfH un tnr
bond Of the company The ordinance
granting the rlgm 10 the company 10
operate o street car line, Imposed an
annual license Zee VI 500 Tor every mile
uf track
The company protested against the
payment % this fcr. The supreme
court upheld the right % the city to
impose such a Zee. ana made the broad
~ Interpretation of the law, that the
city council could insist on compcnta-
tlun Tor she U.s. of the franchise.
The Chicago General Railway com-
pnny c1ntendrd that the Imposition of
the license was a violation VI the FEEDER
al and state constitutions, and the state
bill OF rights. In that the company was
ncnlcd equal protection under the laws
ana was forced 90 part with % without
due uruceHs OF law The company main
talnod that the ordinance was Ia tho ma
turc Of class legislation, az NO such
I Zee had been demanded FROM other
street railway companies ln the past
Justice Wllkru gave The opinion iu
the ease, and on this point " the city
/ iuHlHtlnE on thr additional condition VI
I 800 license foe h. said.
n was clearly within the power %
| the council. by H. ordinances. 30 mako
this additional condition % 90 sp desired.
! u II not claimed the condition IN uu-
/ reasonable OF against public policy, aud
therefore void. II II not Tor this court 10
I review the acts Of the city council,
which are within ~ discretion and
within the grant of power TO H.
ihn court also held that the power
10 Impose such tax Do entirely dis
crctionary, and that % may insist upon
such compensation from one company
and decide that the tax .a not warrant
"a In another case.
Corporation Counsel Thornton says;
THE decision VIII have a tremendous
bearing on the question ~ rfantlng
street railway franchise, II makes ah-
holuie the power Of The city council tu
insist on compensation Tor the use Of
the streets
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Nov orleans. Ia. oct. 2s-The VIII
Of AiIsa Winnie Davis. has been NED in
iha civil diaries court. The d5cumrut
Do In h1iurr4phlc firm and u very brirL
10 reads AZ f1llowsi
a. varrh Annie DAVIS. bong n
sound mind. on this the iith uf Fcnru-
AIRY. 1865 and ais1ut t. sail fIr Erigt.
write chs. my last will aud teat1m'nf.
] give urd boducaih O. my beloved
rnIhtr. Variru Howell jefferson Davis.
everything / have both real and psr-
su1ti property AMI any returns that
may come from my ltrfiry wufk,
Htuks. bonds or mofloH " which ] d's
Possessed. I beg her t1 give q rom 'm-
fiuurc out u my icwvlry g. my dear
cousin Anna Smith, ana t1 my dear.
dear Old nurse Mary An arm Ny dear
ma.hcr IL to jude what she would like
tu give 80 my sister, Marrlret liayct.
afu her children o. remember me BY.
I know she viii know whff I wish
done. sign this in thc Ggriri Hotel.
i2l West Fluty-flurih street., New
York. y. v, Feb. n, 1885"
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Peoria. iIia. oct esaTho body NJ
young man bias been found parity In u
puddle VI mud un u lonely road seven
miles above ihia city. % was Wei
dr, rsod There was nu mud On the uul-
lahri Hhl,s. showing that the body had
been carried Co The spot and thrown
uut VI th' vehicle. There are two bull
lgt holes M ihc head. both entering
from behind.
Every scrap ~ lettering had been cut
from che linen and clothing. Near
whore The body was found q small camp
nro was fm1uidcring.
Inquiry at the hotels here throws no
llrht 900 che matter The coroner found
taiU1ta GU the mans rIrht arm ~ the
letters ~ "" and % heart The COLLAR
Dor the marks -. Id" M clothes
were ~ nuc texture ana nil0r.mlde.
The feet ana hands indicate that the
man had boon Accustomed Co luxury
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APPROACHING THE End
,.,gpIse QUESTION slfrtO NEXT WEEK


--., oct. 2s.-7-hc Presld NJ
N.,s,i o. lay before CD. o'S ,,'..,,
va .,.y sae1urusng r'p'rH '' ..'
VIZ ,rine The pivgrela OF 1n-
mrs r.. r.. .t.llons. The adnlni''''-
p'r'e ,,u, beNvoa ,nd the ~So-
'''a r,u be- concluded mn'h -.
49, -. expected nVm the au'o ',
th'h 49,, 10 cln be- sa1.,d au.n''-
f'N u'' .,',, IA. comnaaioners nave
'' va aritauy hegua NE dlssl '',.,
,.,. pb.pplue question anu ' .'.,
y wy, ,II r.i oe taken up nnl' n '.,
'n', s,-.. In spFaiaris have tou'l
~ ihs Am.fl,an com nl..'' .'.'.,
,n, 90. .,srtiy Nslt hey say aul ''' ,'
.r.r pr.rati3a q the s'as % '..' Wv
s,t.a .a really an u'ilna,''i''
''.N .t..s Il 81 .nFoi dtua'',
h U...m ipparct. 81 w
y 'A'' ..t b. rNN htheN'n ,hN
Cp.i' |IssIin Nlt D. tess Plu-
lht.lt'.,..- r.ql.iei r'nc days aso.
~. ...f ,...IH H. thf lult.d o'".
...,..t 90 'm .af ihat ~
-. N.fs pi etilHs NUN M.
.fV has hHI NH NA''N -.
'".b umralHufra ani thrl Wy
.r.'.y Do bate rHnalnlng pini9.l-
,..t, ths .fe.h iuUy d.d The settle
w. m iht cuban debt
I'm. linked sAt.s mas Wui h.euih :,
p. ,usi'.f., u Ia. sl-rllltd mhnlei 'i
.sf CIb, ur cuban muF lpAu,l.r' x
t.tu Is expected thlt such dtn'a N"'
s,u by .he muAap titles lnclrll Z
tt.r ~ 10y no rCaaluius cpdll 'h.'
H. ...r..i upJn s.Niu. A.,
ogf rFrrrmsnL % .u nild 10 oule'N
,f,.It a.I.l l.ak upon any Atl..nF
- ,,.lfe iio gdymcHt ~ such doui.
wrlf.I % ard dlsh'als, and
gh.ry.f !. vermont IT, vannIiHhgd %
81 I'm br expected o. see thAi ihtt'
,srg,iI r. ur, carried Uut in
gsf N.f,H,rG some uf the blnds
cigr muHI.Il 1lHlUs are held by ciu
,-t.f ~. United stokes aui the Uht
.ts.ttss mlHr. insltt ,hb, the Invest
49,. III hrf .ItlzelH ln Hush Fccurltel
a. rYdr g,1. The state depirim'u
49, ~ Inf.iu.Itlan uF 60 The aruuuu
aihfsa municipal liphliil.s.
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Aaosu,i.lo's uorrs.
iIs write. % Friend H. Washington that
"a. Outlook tor philippine. l. nriEat"f'


Washington. oct. ss-scnor Agon.
clio. the personal representative ANA
envoy OF Agulnaidn. the Philippine IN
aurrvnt leader who was recently in
Warrington To- secure representation
un the peace commission, has written
"A lengthy explanation ~ the situation
la Paris with respect b. the fhiilp'
pines, 30 "a friend IN this city. a trans
iatuu OF his communication with rel
errnoo 10 this question n ~ follpWH'
y am GLAD 10 say that the prospects
for my country and my people are
brighter now than they were AZ tha
time / let Washington,
u must confess az that time ! was
much dlahonrtoncd ana little dlhap-
pointed at the result 81 our VISIT -
Inc American capitol. hut ncverthc.
less II was not without IN" accom-.
plishment OF some good, which would
never have been wrought perhaps had
,ye NOT COME there. The chief "
theze was that the American impress
slon ana understanding OF tho Philip
pine Islands ana their people was To a
large extent changed
THAT was a most important thing
and believe has had the cffect " max
ing the american people more deter
mined that Our country SHAH not DE
/ given back TO Spain, and above all
/ things what our people desire ana the
desire Of the American people l am led
/ 40 believe. from what | have learned
while In Paris, viii be reelected ana
carried out by the American commits
/ sioners of peace.
Il can truthully say that the Amer
! lean commissioners have treated ~
/ with the must cuurtery ana with con
alteration ~ that We have bright
hopes OF the outcome,
ron the other hand, while the Span
lsh commissioners with whom, OF
rourHe. We have had less 20 do. hav,
acted towards ua In gentle manner
but nevertheless In manner Whlc'
showed that they considered the rep
reaentntlvea OF the Philippine revulu'
tounry government ntrudcrH In Paris
and that we should be ignored entirely
especially 80 far Hs having anything
az an 20 say with reference 10 the ais
position OF the Islands In the INA
peace treaty between the United state
However. this was nothing NOR
than expected by Us, especially n III
American government refused 10 ~
low as IA roprcsentntlun upon the com
mission.
'Thus far, the commission has pro
! creased slowly. but this we regard a
1 favorable TO our government, ulthpug
NJ do not desire 10 have the queEtio
too long postponed put ~ the mean
. lime the revolutionary government
. Given an opportunity 10 become bette
Z estnblished, 10 extend It's control an
9 influence over the islands and the im
= prosslon which this action VIII conye
Z wln surely have decided and favor
lie effcct upon the American com
mlssloners when the matter Of the IL
y lands IN fnally reached We are
constant communication win Pres
\ ,ised ~ the affairs Of the gOvernmer
~ ana lis movements. Moreover "
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p,,, New. corr,si ou..ni Ui'. the Rea'
,..,f,f u,sfihruw ~ 'Tsush 'ahiaui.

p,r, N,e. Carfstt ouusnt Ui,. the Rsa'
.ss,f,f u,,tihruw ~ 'reu'h 'ahiart'
Ls-5n. o.l ss-.rhc PAR r. CORE.
,,.-isnt " ,ht DAILY News says ''rhe
i..ar uil.s,t aan utrriurnc. Isiel.
al baeauar 10 failed Go protect the
- Ifam SANDER. The real Facts are
an 40 ministers constantly but vain.
Ii gfrll lle s.tudtfod n.ln nfhccrs 10
tikr pf1ee.Infs against thcif shndcr.
"a On. MtdOief. Gen, Lul,nicn und
Ocn. CAaa0.ac au declined 70 ass.A The
n5gsfnurnL % NIHGlratr IN Afmya
X r1f. on lhe yea hat 50 was useless
90 prl,rsd agaias. nlthy newspaper
ngt"
sG.n chro.nts resignation was
gn.i fl pitNuut .he vivil power getting
h.I E iht ppyius d1ssicr. II NHa
calculated that . be- went out slam.
m.nF its d.lr The government Nuuli
beb.l.rH BY Parliament. afraid " hav-
iHg ihr iruy ali The people against ~
TIE olua tas hxri Cor today CThur'
diyl .bui N. us Roulcdea's sting pfo'
,sked C1anAng 90 preclp.tatc the mat
Co.
aH1wsysr. ehe dcafrl object has
been mpUshri ~ iiifaln Nas
uliH.r duflas me aurpenl.un Of The
sitting VI ih' chamber un Tucaihy 20
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28
oS mrn nrAM rNDs,
Thrilling Esperienee ~ Osrman sailor. la
Atlantic storm,

New York. Oct. 2S.-Tho large German
ship osorno arrived today from Bore
doaux, after terrible experience at
sea. on September igih, ln latitude
Al2i, longitude t5b. the ship enc
countcrcd a hurricane from the s0u.h-
west, the vessel was llght ana The small
amount ~ ballast shifted when the us-
gfno was struck by an unusually Woe
lent Hquall.
The crew cleared away all the top
hamper The storm lasted twonty-four
hours, and when the wind went down
me crew was Obliged % stow the bal
lth', snoring Il up 40 they carried u
over After eleven days their Efforts
W.re rewarded and the shlp rlghied,
During the storm Fred Falkland, a
seaman. was lost overheard. The ships
~ Injured.