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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09
Mcmillan VS.. Sadler

Yesterday was a series of ohiertions
and counter objections in the Goyernor-
ship ~c.ntest.
Inc hrst on the program was the re-
count OF the Austin ballots. The packer
containing them came with a broken seal
ana the attorneys for Governor Sadler
MED some very lively objections to their
introduction, but they were finally ad-
united and the Lincoln county count
cleaned up.
The Court asked to examine the poll
iis's OF Halena precinct. They were re-
spectfully submitted and then J. A
ioegh, County Clerk of Eureka county,.
was called. AS soon as Mr.. Hoegh took
the stand he demanded his mileage which
after a Wrangle was laid. lie also in
sisted on The expense of transporting the
ballots to this city. With this matter
partially regulated the Eureka County
Clerk took the stard. He testified as TO
We Transmission OF the ballots to this
city. He was thea excused and the ,4-
count ON Eureka precinct No.. bcran
AS inns place lelurled q good majority
Tor Sadier there were MANY objections
MED by McMiIlan's ATTORNEYS to the
baIlots.
During the count SO ballots We're OH
jected to by Mcmillan. while SadIar
found flaws n p, McAIiIan's attor-
neys claim that in this county an ami
VersaI amount OF detective and u~nIaw-.
luI ballots are to be found. This will
h. > hD 1890
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09

Professor Phillips of she State Uni.
Ver5lty spent yesterday in Carson.
Matt Callahan of Golena Creek !,
reported s~everly i'll.
a number Of cases OF measeIs are re.
ported IN town. frankie Day is the
latest victim.
The local sports are placing a few
bets on the big tight, Fitz seems to
be two to n favorlte.
IL Salvation Army lassies arrived
yesterday aud proceeded 10 make
converts last night.
Water has beer reduced to Is feet
below the 1850 foot level on the Com
stock and still going down.
John Clark, the original locator of
the Gould < Curry mine on the Com
stock, is in town hunting up old
friends.
Wealthy Lew York Itishmen are
talking OF purchasing the beautiful
Lakes Of Killarney, and making an
Irish National PARK.
A number of recently located claims
a'e being developed ami the owners
they will prove a big surprise for
the people shortly.
The Warren Engine dance will take
pace on Friday evening, June 10th.
you haven't secured a ticket do so.
- you owe that much to the fire bows,
F's2lng is reported unuaually good
1t Lake Tahoe and several big catches
ave been made. \ party left for the
ncIine yesterday to indulge in the
port.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09
l%onight's Fight.

IheFe Is a big loop hole for 1 lot al
Misunderstanding in tonight,s FIGHT At
ooney Island. Hitting in The clinches
Is barred and this means that = .b.
want to swindle the public
ana have a technical foul As ar axc,ss
W enc The night, it can be done easily
ln1s can be managed and neither Of
me principals be in on the deal,
The fight in this city had No su,b
~haLnperlng rule and it went off 10 tho
~a'lslactlon OF the public. 1t looks as
i,' alter such "a successful shelving Of
'ne RUE OF a clnch hit being adiudeed
d Ioui' that the promoters OF this frb+
mould have followed Dan Stuart,s fro
and given the men a chance to Aroma
10 Lie hnlsh without Disappointing
mlshaps founded on technical fouIs
convenient to the jobbers.
Inc time will come when the rarsa,
Arena CLUB rules, which fines 4 fonI and
ieIs the mill go on, are the uIv.afo
antee to the public. Then again thero !.
d nance that the police will iuterfare o,a
III that case they will have to adiopr -
arson and have A mill as thew had Than,
IL me Old days Of English sport .,tr;c,1.
IN the level ''
Inc APPEAL will give the public = finn
OF the fight by rounds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09
Dan Hagan Injured.

Daniel Hagan was severely in;urad
yesterday afternoon while WORKING IN
the 1850 level station of the c & 9
shatt' "A massing of tagging faIIino
from the timbering above struck Hagan
Cd the head, inficting a scalp wound
which produced unconsciousnass us
revived soon afterward and whs,
Drought to the surface an examinations
was made which disclosed that tho flash
OF the scalp was laid open for several
but no fracture of tho sknn had
occurred. This. however. consti+r+o.
o0' d small part OF his injuries. The
nrst cave knocked Hagan down and
covered him up. His partner had TO
ascend the shaft for assistance and
ore he retSrned a second cave occnrrea
ina several tons more of debris piled on
OF him. He is bruised from head
~ looI ana seems to be quite badly in
.ured about the chest and hack IL.
physician thinks he will be able to Dun
i'm through, but last night his friends
iao grave fears as to the outcome. He
DIS suffering much pain and was ex-
decorating j great deal Of blood
enterprise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09

When you are thirsty try a good col.
soda at J. NJ. Johuson's.
r"f >ale-A two-year-oId heifer. Spl.n-
ana mixer, Inquire At this office,
FOR SALE-Five corner lots IN III.
eastern part of town. Inquire Of Mrs
NJ. Fox.
WANTED Homework and cook
ing IN town or country, by a lady. In.
quire at this Office.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Honse 10
italy furnished, : rooms. Also piano
FOR sale. Inquire of Mrs. John ,Tobn.
son.
"ANTED-A girl to do general hous,
WORK Inquire at this office.
l." LET Housekeeping rooms. In
qnlre at the White House,
LoSr-Gordon setter dog. Return
to the Emporium and receive reward
FOR SALE-Five corner lots u,n.
ana barns, owned by Mrs. NJ. Fox in tho
eastern part of town. is offered Tor sale
cheap. '
NANTED-Good reliable oil salesman .
on commission or salary. Address
Ohio.
FOR rem T-Furnished bousa ,r
south Carson Street, Apply at this
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09
ALL SORTS.

TrIh cures bruises and sprain.
DR.. Southworth was about town YES
terday.
Deacon Gale arrived from the south
last evening.
Jewett Adams was an arrival last
evening.
MISS Newlands of Reno is the guest
OF Miss Colcord in this city.
a large delegation of the Knights Of
Fythlas left for Reno yesterday to At
tend the Grand Lodge.
County Clerk Miller of EsmaraIda
county arrived on last nights passsn-
ger.
Judge Hawley has appointed L. f
Morgan United States Commissioners If
Elko.
The spring wool clip in Humboldt
county this year aggregate abont
1850, 600 pounds.
ne lowest bid for the construction
81 the new brick school building TO be
Quilt at Wadsworth was 81. Oo5
Inc Enterprise says that a night
shIII OF I'VE men was yesterday mt on
al the Yellow Jacket.
Inc hot weather is around. Now 10 ,h.
tlme 10 buy ergandies: 20c qualities, ara
"eihg SOLD for lac yard at 5. Is. Cohen,s
shirt waists are being sold 20 Der cant
cheaper at s. b. Cohen's this week-ns-
claI sale on same.
II you want a pretty white orgardio
b Cohen is selling a Soc oualitv fnr
yard.
H"o'eS summer vests are being otfersd
d. speclaI prices this week by :. b. Cohen .
iAke advantage of the sale.
Doht forget that the big fight bet wsa, :
rlIzslnm0ns and Jetfries comes off 70 !
hlght. The Criterion will receive hnIe-
tins by rounds. '
Miss Miriam Nicholson. the we'll I
Known newspaper correspondent a..
IN carson yesterday morning to ,
report the G~ubernatoriaI mix-nn =
me cigar factory is being put in sbane O
IN the building next door to Medar,s h
eSclery. In a few days Carson naorIo G
Will be able to smoke high grade honaa =
made cigars. CO
pf. }, + Stubs left last night for ALL T,
lorna. He delivers the Commencement .
Auoiess at the University Of the Pacific -
san jose tomorrow. He will re,nrr an u
saturday. Mrs. Stubs and dauybtar %
VIII spend the summer at Pacific Gro,a u
Gazette. III
Sheriff Ingalls, yesterday sold ,bo n
mines and mill of the Durand Comnanv I'D
d Aurora, under execution, ia .Iobn w
'eldy for 1896 p. There were on Pc
'Ner bidders. -Hawthorne Bulletin.
Anyone knowing the address of A..
members of Troop NJ Will
onler a favor by sending the same 10
ostmaster Day: Clyde D. Whitney an
' alCef > Woodson. Harry War; att
nafles Splinter. Mora f. Smith and Nc
' iIIan {. Haley. The address of all bri
le other members bias been furnished are
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09
IANK EE CLOTHIrR


II you anticipate camping this season, now is the
TIME to make your Outing Suits. Don't leave it until
the last moment; be well prepared when you GO: YOU
VII! leeI much better. You are cordially invited to
d ana inspect the large variety we are showing this
"eeA' >oVerl Su1tlngs IN brown, green, blue and
gam mixture at I5c per yd; Blue Pilot Cloth, fast
coIors, something new, at 12!c a vd. Fanc,. Crash
Su1t1ngs at I0c, - I-2c, nc, 2oc and PIC r.~ ward.
~ pieces OF fancy Scotch Lawns at sc per ward: s
pieces Plain and Fancy Plque, att the rage fo~ dress
SKIRTS 2oc per yard; 80 pieces Fancy PercaIe~. full
yard wide, handsome designs, 1oc per yard. 4 new
assortment OF Fancy Stock Collars to wear with Shirt
WAISTS Gall az2d See Them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09
special Sale For the Next Ten
DAYS.
An Offer Wanted

For the following property belonging
to Joseph OIcovich:
One brick store 35xs0 feet now ocou-
pied by Mrs. Isaac Olcovicb: corner
dwelling back Of same store: > dwell
Ihgs adjoining the Old laundry: empty
Io1 for sale or rent between Ozark sa-
loon and Nevada Drug Store. Joint
01ek wall on north side: empty lots on
Carson street opposite and 10 the east
81 ""n"rAI Ilarke's residence: one lot
IN CLeoic division on Carson street.
These will he sold in any lot or por-
ton or as a whole. Right to reject all
retained, Apply to Attorney
Samuel PIatt for terms and condition,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09

~\enetlon bond, in fashionable ,i,,.
Marcus Wards royal Irish linen. Hnr,.
o"its Court of England, Egyptian wova.
"Fltihg paper and envelopes. panat ria.
III variety Jnst in stock, al Davis Il Far.
rer'S.
r"r " ood cigar 60 to Joe Johnsou,>
'rus store Fox block, opposite Capitol
lie sewing machine that captured
rn9 award at the Worlds Fair was the
"hlte' {. W, Friend is the agent.
Inc best nickel clock in the world for
soc al Davis and Farrer'>.
Ivy your camleras ami photographic
5"pPIle~ 81 the ThaNter Drug store. Tb.x
'eIS competition in prices.
ron SALE-A number Of fine tide,
aces and decorative work. etc In
"I'e oi Nh"rles Bennett. Lynch block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09
Meteorological Report.
.s'DEPARTMENT OF AGRICrrITvPp
NEATHER BUREAu
Carson City, New, June9, 1890

BUREAU.
Carson City, New, Junea. 1890
Yesterdays observations at the local
Weather Bureau Office.
mean temperature, 81 degrees: depar-
tu'elrom normal minus 3degrees: maxi
mum temperature, So degrees: minimun
t'hnpeFature'ii; accumulated deficiency Of
'ei'peFature since first of month. Il
"egrees; accumulated deficiency of tenn
p7r"tufe since January FIRST 81 de-
@fees; Total precipitation i~ncludiue rain
man and melted snow o departure
rom normal % inches: accumulated ex-
cess OF precipitation since first of the
month 90 inches; accumulated deficiency
81 precipitation since january first > r.
inches.
FORECAST FOR TODAY
Observation-Disclosures.
J. II. SMITH.
Observer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09

have ~ t In 7ay without fear Of contradiction that ve
Gents, poIal HnSeSt ana best selected class of Ladies'
ne mens? boys' Misses and Chi1dren' Shoes contaiin ad'e s.
our ccocnmg net i ;tors III the State Of Nevada and at prices Below VI
glwe you better value than any DEALER rD'G orr u"o e5 ;nd can
for onr f. ~ Io'o5 better and are all manufactured esDecia11>
know rha 1t Beng practical shoemakers, we are aI1l -
von ms ;s sf' inc benefit of Our experience. All we a.t u 81
10 9t d ID ehance. Compare our goods and orr ~" nrio w.
send if Won IL you are Our CUSTOMERS. 1t will paw Ion 70
raooi O'"not come. All orders by mail or fbe eru;
# hest ~ prompt attention. \ full line O Gents G1 "
- ''' " Al1ty on hand, also Sole Leather and tz.1; i've
f. BURLINGTON
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09
iCei Ice! Ice!

DR.. Benton is now ready 10 sar,a .l1
an" lie" customers with pure. clear ice
frozen from running water and no frog
ponds. Leave your orders at the Kanton
stable.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09

Has she lost her beauty. TT 60 Cons
inulges4on; Sick Headache are the nrinc l
f f@ Mari Clover Root Tea has cured thaSa id d
refnn,iai . e fTmtalIy. Price IS elsa so cts. Mon4y
FOR sale at Nevada Drug Store
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09
Notice to Cyclers

All cyciers are requested to meet at the
.issS mouse next Sunday al 100 o. m.
10 organize racing committee. etc for
relay race at Reno.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09

Eastern advertising Agent 23e-233 Fem
PIE Court building, New York City, Z.
katz, Agent.
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HOW IS YOUR WEEE2

Fresh candies at TvrreI].
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-06-09

Nhen You are thirsty try a Igood cold
soda at J. NJ. Johus0n's
The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-07
Einhtlnn Ia PhIllnnlnps.

The insurgents made an unsuccessful
attempt Saturday To drive Colonel
Smiths command out of Angeles Will
artillery. the first time they ATTEMPTED
to use this arm for months They
brought TWO krupp guns from Porac
and fired shrapnel at the town at dawn
Only a few of the shells exploded and
the aim of the gunnners being bad. ne
damage was done. Lieutenant KenlE.s
guns of the First artillery were brought
into action Immediately and soon drove
the enemy from their position
At 40 o'clock Sunday morning a
small party of rebels fired into Guagua
which is held by two companies of thu
Ninth regiment of infantry. supported by
the tin clad gunboat Laguna De Bay
One native resident was wounded. TIL
enemy was driven off by infantry fire
and the guns of the tin clad.
Argogua, the most impregnable
stronghold of the bands which have been
destroying plantations and leVying
tribute on the people of Negros, has been
taken by the Sixth infantry under Lieu
tenant Colonel Byrne. The only means
of reaching the town was up perpen-
dicular hill, covered with dense shrub
berry and 1000 feet high. The Americans
accomplished this under fire, although
an officer and several men were hit and
rocks were rolled down upon them. The
native strength was estimated at 400.
Many of the rebels were wounded and
captured and q were killed. The Ameri-
can forces captured a quantity of stores
and destroyed the Notifications.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-07
Second Maine Cavalry
Association

The annual reunion of the Second
Maine Cavalry association will take
place at Skowhegau, Maine, Wednesday,
September 18th, 1899. Fl Headquarters
will be established at the Hotel Hesel.
ton. where arrangements have been
made for entertainment.
The meeting for the election of eff GERS
and the transaction of such business as
may properly come before the associa-
ton, will be held 10 the g. A. Il. han at
2 O'clock p. m.
There will be a camp fire in the even
ing to consist Of the usual program, and
each comrade is expected to contribute
some story or incident connected with
his service. The historian, Comrade S.
G. Small, 80 Canal ST., Boston, Mass, is
ptrticularly anxious to learn the names
of members of the association who have
died the past year. and would remind
his assistants Of the necessity of getting
"A correct roster of their respective
squadrons.
The comrades are requested 20 bring
members OF their families or friends who
desire to attend. Further information
in regard to the reunion will be fur
nished nv the secretary, IL desired.
Henry D. Moore, President. George
X. Smith, Secretary, Augusta, Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-07
North Fairfield.

Miss Alice Tibbetts returned to heI
school in Watertown, Mass, Wednesday
after spending the summer with her
parents.
Mrs. Jane Leavitt has gone to Show
hogan to work with her brother, S. p.
Cleveland.
Herman Huff is attending the State
fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wentworth and
Royal after spending a few weeks n
William Wentworth's have returned 4
Monson, Mass. I
Maurice Hoxie is in Portland II I
week in attendance upon the State
Christian Endeayor convention.
Mrs. Lula " heller and son Clifton
returned to their home in WATERFOWL,
Mass, Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Bowness left for Massa-
chusetts, Thursday after passing the
summer with her mother, Mrs. w. E.
Knight.
Mrs. Crush and family of Lewiston,
are visiting with Mrs. Lydia Hoxie.
The first husking of the season as
held Monday evening at Lester Hol-
ways.
Will Hoxie, Allen Varney and Carl
Goodwin returned from a blueberry
expedition in the region of the Upper
Enchanted.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-07
Mrs. Almfra j. Parsons.

Mrs. Parsons died at the home of her
Son, F. s. Parsons, Thursday of last
week at the age of So years. She was
born In Avon, and was married to Benja-
min B. Parsons in 1858. Quite large
part of their life was spent in Lexing-
ION. About twelve years ago they NOV
Cd to this village to live with their son.
Blk children were born to them three OF
whom died in infancy. Mrs. Parsons
left two sons and a daughter, Fred 3.
and William of this village and Mrs. w.
D. Daggett of Strong. Mrs. Parsons was
kind and devoted wife and mother and
Will be greatly missed by all who knew
her' Her death was sudden at the last,
although she had been sick nearly all
summer. Her son, Fred and wife gave
nsr every attention for her comfort.
Inc funeral which was held, Saturday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock was largely at
ENDED, Rev. q. c. Clancy, officiating.
Inc burial was in the village cemetery.
-Anson Advocate.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-07
Conference Agreed To.

A despatch from Johannesburg to
Reuters agency at London, definitely
announces that the reply of the Trans
vaal republic to the British communi.
cation withdraws the franchise propo-
sails and agrees in principal to a confer
ence at Cape Town.
London papers take the view that if
the foregoing despatch is correct, Pres
ident Kruger's reply is ominous, as it
was palpably made to gain time. Sir
Alfred Miners suggestion of a further
conference at Cape Town was instigated
with the sole purpose of considering
details and for the enforcement of the
concessions offered by the Beers. If
these concessions are with drawn there
can be no object from a British point
of view for parleying longer. The
only inference to be drawn is that the
Beers have taken Joseph Chamberlain,
the secretary of state for the colonies,
at his word in broader sense than he
intended and that they now want to
begin negotiations over again on an
entirely new basis.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-07
Skowhegan Markets.
PRICES PAID PRODUCERS.

PRICES PAID PRODUCERS.
BUrrER-tlrst quality. stamped, Is TO oper ID
BEEF-Ox beef, TO cts.
BEANs-Hsnd-picked yellow eyes ST. 10 $40
pea beans. Sl60
OATS-32cts
EGGs- IL Its. per doE. fresh
HIDES AND SKINs-LlEht hides, IA cts.
hides cts ia lamb skins % to s. cts
each calf skins, IS to 100 each.
PoULTRY-Fowls, sIo 10 cts. per ID; chickens
to IS cts.
ROUND HOES cts.
Wool nwashed. Ia TO 90 cts.
TALLow-Rough CT. per 10
Potatoes-40 cts a bu.
RETAIL MARKET.
New Maple MolAsses 25 cts per Of
CHEEsE-lO to Y per 10.
FLoUR-Spung wheat Patent, s. %; Winter
wheat pat 45o Winter wheat choice, s4oo 10
S425
CoRN-Sl.O0 perbag meal and cracked corn $50
c. s, MEAL-Sl.25 per bag
FEED-Middlings, 81 90 10 l.2oper cwt Chicago
gluten Las sack
TKAs-20 To 50 cents per H.
CoFFEE-l2ia TO IS cts. per h.
LARD-Dcmestic, 10 cts Western, cts; Pure
cts.
MoLAssEs-Pure Ponce, ~, pune Barbados,
3d.
CHOICE COOKING MOI ASSES sc.
DRY FlsH-Cod, Ia cts. per M; pollock,
cts.
ONIoNs-S c. per 10
EGGs- l1Cts a dOz.
sUoAH-Granulated sugar best quality IL
pounds for Sl.o0
brown l9 pounds for 81.
BUTTER--lS TO 22cts. per III.
OArs-Western old. S7l2 cts.
PotAtoes-SO5o bu.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-07
Spiritual Campmeeting at
Lakewood.

The twentieth annual campmeeting of
the Madison Spiritual Association, now
In session at Lakewood Grove, held It's
first meeting Friday afternoon, Sept.
1st., DR.. Geo. A. Fuller, President of
the Massachusetts, State Association,
who was to have given the opening adj
dress was unable 10 be present and the
address was given by w. j. Colville.
The attendance was not large owing to
the uDfavorahle weather.
The morning address Saturday, was
given by Miss Lizzie Harlow of Hayden
vile, Mass, and w. j. Colyille delivered
the afternoon address.
The Sunday addresses were given by
w. j. Colville and Rev. f. A. Wiggln Of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Monday, the morning address was de-
livered by Miss Lizzie Harlow, and the
afternoon address by w. j. Colville.
The program carried out Tuesday, was
a morning address by w. j. Colville.
afternoon address by Rev. +. A. Wiggin
and musical entertainment in the even.
ing under the direction of Prof. A. ].
Markham of Washington, d. c., which
consisted of vocal solos, duets, quartets
and illustrated views of principal cities
Ia United States and British Columbia
and scenes in Scotland.
The morning address, yesterday was
given by Miss Lizzie Harlow and the
afternoon address by Harrison D. Bar
rett, President of the National Associa-
tion.
Today is State Association day and
addresses will be given by A. j. Weaver
president and other members of the
State Association; also by n. d. Barrett,
F. A. Wiggin, w. j. Colville and Miss
Harlow in the afternoon. The forenoon
was given up to memoria! service con-
Quoted by Harrison D. Barrett w. j.
Colville fiuishes course of lectures this
evening which he began, Monday even
ing. AT the close of sl addresses, ex-
cept those delivered by Rev. F. A. Wig.
gin, platform tests have followed by
Mrs. Effie |. Webster, a test medium of
Lynn, Mass.
The program for the balance of the
campmeeting is as follows:
Friday. Morning address by Miss
Lizzie Harlow; afternoon address by
Rev. F. A. Wiggin.
Saturday. Morning address by Miss
Lizzie Harlow, afternoon address by
Harrison d. Barrett, musical entertain
ment in the evening under direction of
Prof. A. j. Markham.
Sunday. Morning address by Harri-
son d. Barrett, and the closing address
OF the campmeeting in the afternoon by
Rev. F. A. Wlggiu.
The cold weather has kept many away
during the first of the week but larger
attendance Is expected the remainder of
the time.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-09-07
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

The queen regent of Spain has signed
q decree calling out $4,000 men of the
1899 class for military service.
DR.. Peter Petersen, the distinguished
Sanscrit scholar brother of Principal
Petersen of McGill university, Canada,
died at Bombay.
Pope Sophronius, patriarch Of the
Orthodox Greek church of Alexandria,
Lydia, Ethiopia and all Egypt. died at
Alexandria, aged 1903.
The Dublin corporation has granted a
site near the rotunda In Upper Sackville
street for the proposed statue of Charles
Stewart Parnell.
The strike of masons at Havana still
continues The strikers say they hope
to win and have the support of other
trades unions. The number of union
men on strike is 1900
DR. Bosse, Prussian minister of public
instruction, and Baron Won Der Recke
Won Der Horst. minister Of the interior,
have been relieved of their portfolios
at their own request.
The Chinese foreign office has offered
the Italians mining rights in the Ming
Hal district, but the grant is entirely
unsatisfactory to Italy and is likely to
cause complications
The Magdeberg Gazette says that
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands
has written to Queen Victoria appeal
ing to the British sovereign to intervene
in the interests of peace in South Africa.
Reliable information goes to show
that the French government is DESTROYS
of settling the treaty coast controversy,
the governor of st. Pierre having been
recalled to Paris to assist in the nego-
tiations.
According To the Rome correspondent
of the London Standard. NJ. Camille