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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-15

Baltimore Cattle Market. June 14.-Beei
tle.-Msrket strong at about last weeks
quotations. Good butchers, S5.lOIo.5 80
medium, 81 25s5; common, $4s4. %; helier'
medium, $3.75s4.25; common 50 25s3.5U:
cows, good, $3.50s4; medium, 81 1888 20
common, $2s2.50; bulls, good, 50 5Oa4;
common to medium, 81 75s3.50; oxen, fair
$3.75s4.
OF the Cattle received 1O1 came from
Virginia.
Hogs-Msrket firm; far Western, $500
8 80 per 100 lbs; far Western pigs $500
$40 From other points heavy, 80 45s
5.55; light. IS. 25a5 40; light pigs, $500
Ats; rough sows, $4s4.50; stsgs, $3.5O'i
per 100 lbs.
Sheep and Lsmbs.-sheep-Msrket slos
and dull: common to prime sheep, S2.)O'(
per 100 lbs; common to prime CLIPPED
lambs, $4s5.75; common to prime spflng
lambs, $6s7. so per 100 lbs.
Calves.-Msrket slow; common 10 goca
selling at 5s6s4c, with few choice at &C per
pound.
Fresh Cows.-Lght supply good COWS srS
fairly good demsnd at from $50 10 500. run
supply common TO medium cows and yeIy
slow and dull st from ST. to $50 per hesd'
Chicsgo, June IA Cattle Steers aver
aged 10c lower; butchers stock active ana
steady. Good to prime steers, So Os5.'0'
poor to medium, $4.50s5; selected feeders
"a 25s4.9O; mixed stockers, S3.5Os4; cows
$3s4.75; heifers; $3.20a5 10; bulls Wess'
$3s4.5O; calves, $5s7. -,.
Hcgs-M Mostly 5s10c lower; top, 50 -
mixed and butchers, $4.9Os5.O7 y; good 70
choice heavy, $5s5.07ls; rough hes7H
$4.S5s4 So; light, $4.90s5.O71a.
Sheep snd Lsmbs.-sheep, good 70 ehoif
Toe higher; lsm.s generally steady; good 70
choice wethers, S4.75s5. 40; fair TO choice
mixed, $3.75s5; Western sheep Sion
5.25; yearlings, So. 50a6; native lambs 90
6.76; Western lambs, s6s6.75; spring amo''
$5a7 so.
New York Cattle Market, June 14.-BeeV'''
No trading in live Ettle; feeling stesoyy,,
Calves-DulI trade; market 25c lower ~ ~
around; medium to prime vesls, S5.5Oao o0
buttermilks, $437h. ,,.
Sheep and Lsmbs-sheep slow and We -
lambs steady; prime triae firm; common 70
30 I'd sheep, $3 25a4 rs; cull', SO; yesF,-.r5go,
75a6; medium to prime lambs ~ lO'' '''
no choice here.
Hogs-Nothing doing; nominsly lower
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-15

Richard Croker cables that he will
leave Liverpool today and Is due to
reach New York on June %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-15

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10c or 25c.
n q @. G. tail 70 cure, druggists refund moneE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-15
ie15 cot

A CARD.-I shall continue . >" me-
"A CLASS LAUNDRY AGENll ~ Az.
place Of business, No. 416 King sire / H
sndris, Va, and will receive and del t' - le
cells as usual, guaranteeing oil wo's ~.
done with promptness and In the III - 4
factory manner, Soliciting 8 eontlhu'"
former patronage, l am respectiully,,w.P
ala S,s c. NJ. SChW ,. -
NOTICE The public srs informed ~ +
IN Mr.. O NJ. schwsb is no Longer aS ." a.,
for this company. Those OF our oGs sr ,s,b
who have been leaving their lsunai !yIt arm
him, will oblige us by leaving Il neH %e"rin,
at AIS King street, with Miss kste m racl,yo
who has been appointed our agent T" oTSAM
the same. THE ALEXANDhih u,
LAUNDRY COMPANY. Jelo oDD--
VHOIOE CHEESE AND BUTTS
~ received by ~. miLD'"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-06-15

to proceed, but Isabel knew what
would appeal to the fugitive. and she
dictated the epistle and terms. The
letter was signed in en- affectionate
way.
The letter stated that the world
seemed growing cold; her mother had
turned against her, and she had de-
cided to run away. She wrote that she
had forgiven Nick, and wished him to
fly with her to distant cline, where
they would be happy always. The
plans were for Gilligsn and Isabel 10
board train by appointment, and to
have Gilligan arrested at subsequent
station.
The letter was never sent; GilligaD
surrendered meanwhile. Branch de-
cined to say if Miss Turner was to have
carried it to Gilligan's brother. He
said it was not 10 be posted.
Branch hunted Gilligan with blood
hounds. He said the fugitive was aided
by relatives and friends, and when all
other resources had failed he had
tho ught OF using deooy letter, which
he declared rarely failed when the man
looked for loved q woman.
The detective said he attended G.
Beverly Turner's funeral, and passed
the night at the home of DR.. W. ID.
Turner, cousin; OF Isabel.
Giligan will go on the stand today
and relate his story of self-defense. He
will repudiate the statement that he
ever detained Miss Turner's character.
Miss Turner gil likely be put on by
the defeuse some time Friday. The de-
tense will seek to1ntroduce newspaper
interview had With Miss Turner, but
the prosecution. will likely oppose its in
PRODUCTION. ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31

SENT FREE TO MEN
A Most Remarkable Remedy That
Quickly Restores Lost
VigOr to Men.


A Free Trial Package sent by Mail 60
All who Write.
Free trial packages OF a most remarkable
remedy are being mailed 10 ell who will
write the State Medical Institute. They
cured 90 many men who had battlsd Tor
years against the mental and physical
suffering Of lost manhood that the lnsti.
tote haa decided 10 distribute free trial
treatment and all men who suffer with
any form of sexual weakness resulting
from youthful folly. premature loss OF
strength and memory, weak back, Ysri-
cocele, or cancellation Of parts can now
cure Themselves at home.
The remedy has a peculiarly Rratetul
effect Of warmth and seems to act direct
10 the desired location giving strength
and DEVELOPMENT just where 1t IL needed.
Il cures all the Ills and troubles that
come from years Of m isuse OF the natu-
rel functions and has been On absolute sue
cess In all cases. A request to the state
Medical Institute, 4S2 Elketron Build
log, Ft. Wayne. Ind, stating that you
desire one of their free trial packages
will be complied with promptly. Inc
Institute is DESTROYS OF reaching that
great class of men who are unable TO
leave home to be treated and the free
sample will enable tie to see how IL IL
20 be cured OF sexual weakness when
the proper remedies are employed. Inc
Institute makes no restriotiona ANY
man who writes will he sent a free
sample, carefully sealed In o plain pack
age so that it's recipient need have no
fear of embarrassment or publicity.
Renders are requested TO write without
delay.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31

hasA. s.pA slssh.s,l. ~ sszysAiss 49,
sksy conla Sc 81 shsrt netisA TED suf
arms bshin1 ~ VITA hAmsoo thonns and
linsd ne 10 On ne beach - BE- shuA
Thosa who had rites lsadsd thsm md
had them alEsaAy osakea. whsa - ofns~r
came Que Of ne bneh End osdsrs9 ctnsf-
wise. We we're then ssnt on beard The
bat and after plugging up The hoiss
made hy rise bails. pailsd up The Fivsr.
81 regret to say that now found The
following cAsuaitiess Mofrisssy and Dti-
lon, iandsman, dsAdg Nygard, gasnsr's
mats and MsDonsld. ssamen, meriaiiy
wounded; Van vile, apprentices. Ryn-
ders, seaman. and Woodbury.. SEAMAN,
seriously wounded myself slightly
wounded In the knee By . ball whien
came through the side Of the boat, The
wound healed on arrival In saa Ysidrc.
"ws were landed some distance up tire
river and were allowed 20 take the mot
tally wounded out of the boat ami place
them on shers and 10 arrange the tourni I.
qusts TO the wounds. The seriously
wsundsd We carried with us 10 the CON-
mannant's offics about . mile and half
distant. We were under strict guard.
The officer In charge Of US would not
allow the mortaily wounded to be taken
with ua The oflosr said they had .
NJ sdical officer and would send him down
10 attend the men. l never could sscer-
tain whether this was done. 90 the next
day all who could mevs were marched
across the country to San Ysidro. 1t the
commandments ONCE requested 20 be al
lowed to writs 10 the commanding ofacsr
Of the Yorktown to rotify him Of the
facts and 10 request medical attendance.
This was allowed but Iound later that
the letter was never sent.
SIN conclusion trust shat my action
In attempting to save Ensign STANDBY
and the quartsrmsster from imprison-
ment, II not death, will be approved. ny
sole thousht was 20 do this, and although
the expedition turned cut so disastrously,
l have suffered for 10. My only regret 10
that the boats crew had to suffer with
al
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31
MAr REDUCE RsyEsUps.


washinaten. mnrsA m-Ths sahtnrs
wns in ssauton tos9 fsr a. hear ions'r
than usnal asa ne ie.4inn s~gio 81 ais-
eusnion 80 - iessrssnens - - gitea
ths nsw PAilippins samminsiea. Th~e
lnstrucuoss. n is is@rnsd. have mot ysA
hssn fumalls esmmunimhsd - Ne ssm-
saisnossrs. bat 10 al psobahtfU tasy
will b witkin = day e. twa "a Il
knswn, hewsvsr. tssa u b SAs vurposs q
che Prxsifsmt ~ waks ne evil sovssn.
neat Of The Phiiipfissa rsprp~~stna ~
he eommi=<ion, sspertor - ~ mtlitsr
In all matters psstainiaG - Ne Eossss.
ment Of the islandA nee stFistly miiftArT
IN character. fesrstaEy Gags stated thai
sines july, Ispo. thers had aoesmulstef
= surplus 81 rsvsnus ever rscsipts a
about tsa. ooa ooo and tat BY ts@ sna 81
June Of aha rear. u probably woule
amount 70 over 90. Geo aoo. Tie sssr,tsFy
is Of the opinios thsa the prsseat rats a
taxation might safety b rednssd 10 soms
sxteut and 10 was villa . view 10 . pee
sibis recon- msndatien 30 Cenersss hy "a
Prssidsnt On he saljsst thai shs sore
tsry made his statement
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31
THR oUKEN,s SYMPATHY.

London, March s0.-Qneen Victoria
has uablsd 10 Lord Robssts asking him &c
convey to Mrs. Josbert. widow Of Gear
al Joubert. her syn pathy at the loss q
her husband and 20 teli her thas ths
b ritish people always regarded the dead
general as q gallant colder and honoTsb .
foamAu.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31

counsellor Mt law,
writes from sol
Gates avenue
Brooklyn, Y, the
following;
81 h q We q 8 Q d
your Peruna for ca
tarrh and find it's
curative powers all
you recommend. 1t
cured me OF q very
bad attack, and
though / suffered
for years ! feel en-
tirely relieved, and
.ffit Will benefit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31
FIRE IN MADISON wooLkS MILL

Madison. March Bo.-Ths vcol securing
and oarbonising room ., The isdisn
Spring woolsn mill was swept ~ IRE
this noon. the damage being 10 The car
bombing machine and the new bslsins.
The cause Of tie nrs has not teen sx-
planned. The total lOss 30 . COO, Of which
SUN $500 Was on new hslta Ths room
was built last fall and 10 Is ~ Is feet.
one story In height and protested ~
automatic spFinkisra. The Ere nghti 9
force saved the main mill. The ma
chi 9ery wAs not rannine ~ the time q 9
IRE occurred. Work viii not b. intsi :
rupted to any stseisi extent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31
SOLD LIQUoR 10 soLuIKRs.

Deputy United States Msrsasl Hssiy
yesterday afrsstsd = man ~ ths ssss
of Harry Hs~ksili ~ chslses. fer ssliins
liquor 10 ths Toevs ssisi.fs withsus .
United States license. Ne vas saksn BE-
fore COmnIsslosss On cate and soDmit-
ted TO Augusta jail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31

Mr.. Ed. J. MAkinson, contractor and
builder, 6l0 Grand Block, Wabash street,
81. Paul, Minn- says;
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31

MANY doctor
bills can be saved
by the uso of
Peruna- / have
all my friends taxi
ing Peruns, and 1
have heard moth
ing but praise
from them. Last
fall l had a bad
cough. 1 took four
bottles OF Peruna
and IL cured me. i
am inclined to-
wards eonsump-
tion, Is all my
fnmfIw hawa Hfafl
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31

with Il. weigh ls5pounds, and believe
itis PerunA that has given me such good
health"
Peruna Is not . guess, nor an expert
ment; 1t IL an absolute, scientific GER
tAinty. PerunA cures catarrh wherever
located. Peruna has no substitutes-no
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31
the DAILY PR ESs
Can always bs found at tho peri odlo

Can always be found at tho periodic
stores of:
T. v. Roberta l , Congress stree.
4. q. Fessendsn. 5st
v. H. JeEetS 20 20 4.
sprssus, 8 McKims 4o5 Congress street.
T. A. Jeilison, 035 Congress street
Chas Ashton, Y3lA Congress street
b. +, Uonnell 1856 Congress street.
y. e. Hatch, Exchange street.
W. >. Dennis, 41S Commercial street
g.g; Cole. Cor: Boy AND oxford street.
X I. Harvard. rs Exchange street.
J. w Westman % Commercial street.
John II. Allen, 3s11s Congress street.
DSnpet s. Co. 646 Congress street
@. =. Hodgson. e611 Portland street
+. L. Bracket. Peaks Island.
A. W. Hill, 45o Congress
II. Nj. Butler, 6s Pine street.
J, II. Nickery, ~ spring street.
T. p MsK'p e borSEd s spEns and Clark
G. A. Eastman. s Custom house Wharf
John Cox. 23 Monument square.
}. r. Hutchinson IL Elm street
j. .. Thuss. 81 India street.
Z. II. stowell, 80 Preble street.
e. 4. Simonds. 81 India street.
A. Griffin, 1871 Bracket street.
Also at the news stands in the Falmouth.
PTeole. Congress Square, United states and
West and hotels, and Grand Trunk and Union
Bros, Agents on all trains OF the Maine Cen
trAi. Grand Trunk and Portland Rochester
railroads and oil agents on any oil the Boston
The PRESS can also be found at the following
places;
Augusta F. Pierce.
Alfred-J. NJ Aksrs.
BaIley's Island-D r. Sennetk
Bafh-John.O. Shaw.
Rsrn Falls, N. he. 5. CLARK
Biddeford-A, n. Burnham
Brunswlck-F. 4. shaw.
Bangor-J. ID. Glynn.
Boothbay HarbOr-C. p. Remission
Cape Ellzabeth-Dyer & jose
Cumberland Mills-H. q. starr
CAmden-Fred Lewis.
COrnfsh-l..E l.. Knight.
Deering-N. s. sesnion.
Desrilng Center-A. A. McConA
DainariscoCa-M. II. carnage.
hAst Desung--W. a. Golden.
Fairneld-E. II. Evans.
freeport-A. ". Mitoheu
E EryysSsTs-S. s s FWFEEfitmOr.
Ghfdlnsf-Bussen Bros.
Gre MS landings. W. Fihele.
Ssfhani-L j. Lsrmond.
~ HIS. NJ. Leayitt Son
GoEe-F. l. RUSSELL
Mil htvlle--I. n. Bradford.
KnisbISiiis--G. 4. Blish.
Kennebunk-J. ii. ops.
ksnnsbunkPoT~c < MlHsE
Lone isiand-s ii. MAIsIoh
Iitnsrick-s. A. c. Grant
Tlsbou--C II. Foster.
IIbson Falls-A. AZ. Gerry.
9eebanir FAns-Msrrin s DsunlAG
IA Oeeung-Noyes n Luryey.
SotWafrf 6ofe-J, IA. CnAse.
r. Hayep-C. 5 staples
Noftn slrauora MI. hutoaln"
NorSay-G,F stone
WiilaWs q hmoah-
A D. Moves
n Couway-C II, WhitakeE
SO 0senkfdE John l. scammon.
stxferd-ls n sgArbara-
Philpps-W. A. D cfAgln.
krmfofd Falls-r. J. Role
RosklaEa-Dunn q Carr.
Art nall PaperCo
A j. Hhst0n-
6auf0rd-IrAftcn Bros
kkow heEan-H Z. Graves.
seuth rortAnd-y.i 4 AsrsiHs "a.
south windhAm-J. ". head
s sssss F Fsr:-A ssS sSTSiIsf Co
ssaI " AtsrBoro q. q D0was.
saeo-M. l. rfreeteF
ssso- II. A. KeaaFieks q Co
sessA brlstoi-S. ". GAlDAsa
fhoistaatnn-k " Waish,
xlnsl RAsen-A 4 ylPAL
observation-disclosures q kundiets.
Nstervtlle-w, 2, sRaldiRe
Weaa1bFaR-ChApmen Wymsn
xHkmeashvilla-A. y. Aitehsl
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31
PROHIBITION yoR COLONIES.

Washington, March s0.--A large dels-
cation from New York. PhilAdslphia ans
other cities, appeared before the insuk ?
affairs committee Of the House today -
behalf OF the bill introduced By Mr.. GIL
lstte of Massseh usssts 10 prohibit the In .
pertation into, Gsie or manufacture Of In
tsxicatipg liquors IN Porto hioo, Bawft
and the Philippines.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31

Not in Paris only. but all over France.
in every garrison town. provincial city or
tiny village, the cafe Is the chief attrae-
ton. the center OF thought. the focus to-
ward which all the rays Of masculine ex-
istence converge.
For the student In Paris. newly arrived
from the provinces. living in furnished
rooms, TO whose modest purse the thea
tiers and other places Of amusement are
practically closed. the cafe Is a supreme
resource. His mind is nodded and his ideas
and opinions are formed more by what he
hears and sees there than by any other
influence. His restaurant Is OF no i'm
portance. He may eat anywhere. But
the choice OF his cafe will often give the
bent to a young mans career. II indi-
Gates to his acquaintance his exact
shade OF politics and his opinions on
literature. music or art. In Paris TO
know a man at all Is to know where you
can find him at the hour OF the aperitif-
what Baudelaire called
L'heure saints
de rabsinthe.
When young men form a society among
themselves. an establishment OF this kind
Is chosen as their meeting place. aud
thousands exist only by such patronage.
as, for example, the Cafe de Ia Rcgence.
Place du Theatre Francois. which is fire.
quented entirely by men who play chess.
-Scribner's.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31

Hon. W. NJ Roach United North Dakota personally
Puna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio written from Washington D.
persuaded friend PerUna a tonic and am
Lad testify that has greatly helped In strength vgor and
appetite have been advised by friends that Is remarkably eca:
universal complaint of catarrh
Senator Roaeha homo address Larimore North Dakota
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31

others gladly give 1t my endorse
ment." Address The Peruna Medicine
Company, Columbus, Ohio, for free
book on eatarrh, written BY DR.. Hart
man. ,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-03-31

rivals. Insistupon having Peruna. Let
no one persuade you THAT some other
remedy will do nearly as well. There ia
no other systemic remedy for catarrh
but Peruna.
Mr.. Byron J. Kirkhuff, attorney and
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
FOUR MEETINGS TO-NIGHT
BIG RALLIES WITH PROMINENT SPEAK
Frs PLANNED BY THE COUNTY
COMMITTEE,

-Four OF the largest campaign meetings 70 be
held in this city under the auspices OF the Re
publican County Committee. will be held this
evening. General Francis Y Greene, president
OF the County Committee. Will preside al the
meeting in Cooper Union. and the chief speaker
will be President Jacob G. Schurman Of Cor
nell University. Ex-Mayor Strong has been
obliged by illness 10 withdraw his acceptance OF
an invitation to speak at the meeting but it is
expected that speeches will be made there by
John S. Wise. OF New York. and Cressweu Mac
LaughIin Of Cornwall. Republican orgauiza-
tions Of fourteen Assembly districts will march
to Cooper Union with hands. burning red fire
the way.
The other meetings and speakers are the fol-
lowing.
Durlaud.s Riding Acadsny-speakers Henry
Cabot Lodge. Colonel A. z. Baxter and J Hampton
camp Mckinley. One-hundred- -and-twenty-f fftf-st-
Charles Emory Smith and y y srranahan-
and seventieth-st and Third-sve-Prssiding oeeer.
Stewart L. WOodtord and JOB Z Hedges
President Schurrnan was in the city yesterday
and talked with Chairman Odel at the Repubu-
can State headquarters He said that if Wash
ington or Jackson or Cleveland had been in the
White House instead of Mckinley not one OF
them could have escaped the obligations grow
ing out OF the war with Spain, or have solved
them in a manner substantially different from
that adopted by the Mckinley Administration
You cannot" he said turn the Philippine
Islands over TO the Filipino people. because
there is no Filipino people, but only medley
OF fourscore different tribes and races who can
not understand one anOther's speech and who
occupy different places In the scale OF ctviliZa-
tion and barbarism. The Kansas City plat
form advocates first OF all the establishment OF
a stable government IN the Philippines That IS
what the Mckinley Administration has been do
ing When this is fully accomplished the next
step will be 10 train the FILipinos IN the ways
OF self-governuent And already the Mckinley
Administration Is preparing 70 give them al
the liberty and home rule their different COM
n1uuirfes are capable OF exercising. The issue OF
inperialism viii prove as fruitless against Nc
Kinley's Philippine policy as II was against
JeffersOn's purchase OF louisiana n ls'l5-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
MUST AWAIT THE EMPEROR.
PRINCE CHING CANNOT ACT ALONE-PUN-
ISHING THE BOXERS


Peking, Sept 9-Prince Ching, in the course
Of private interviews with the Ministers yester-
day, informed them that he had no power TO
negotiate and thai he cannot act without Ii
Hung Chang. An urgent request has been tele-
graphed Ii Hung Chang asking that official TO
come TO Peking.
Marquis Tsiang states that nothing can be
done until the arrival of the Emperor.
Brigadier-Gener James L. Wilson, L. S. V
has arrived here with instructions 10 report 10
Ma5or-GeneraI Chaffee, commanding the Ameri-
can forces here.
The japanese have arrested the assassin OF
Baron Won Ketteler, the late German Minister
70 China The assassin, who has been handed
over to the Germans by the japanese, has con
fessed his guilt He was arrested for trying to
sell 70 q japanese officer watch with initials
which he admitted taking from the body Of
Baron ven EEetteIer. He afterward admitted the
crime, saving that The Imperial Government
ordered the commission OF the act.
Vice-AdmiraI Alexie1 arrived last night for q
three days visit and inspection.
A troop Of American cavalry sent to act as a
convoy for cattle surprised three hundred I'm
periaIists Quartered at the Temple Shaho They
killed thirty and captured 120 rifles. The
enemy fed northward-
Some Boxers recently attacked two companies
Of Russians who were guarding q railway work
ing party al South Maapo station. Reinforce
r1ents succeeded in dispensing the attacking
party Two OF the Russians were wounded
As this was not the first occasion when attacks
OF this nature have occurred, a punitive force
under Colonel Treueko1 was sent with orders
70 burn the surrounding towns.
Colonel Tretiekof's party yesterday engaged
five hundred Boxers seven miles from Machipo
The Boxers were armed only with swords and
spears The Russian cavalry charged on them,
killing many Of them with sabres. The charge
was made through the cornheld, and the Rus
SLAMS succeeded in killing the commander Of
the enemy's forces. The casualties among the
Boxers are estimated al two hundred. Rus
sian officer was wounded and two Cossacks
We're killed.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-14
RUSSIA'S TERMS TOO HARD.
7FrrR REJECTION NAY LEAD TO DIS
1ENBERAIENT OF CHINA
r-----A-. 1900: BY TIE Nsw-Eor1 -rsbune-l
IL -------.--

f~7rv-rhr: 300 BY Tie Sew-EorS -r1buoe-l
by CABLE TO TIE TRIBUSE-l
Iondor. sept Il 6 G. m--The Chinese prob
e.. has assumed a new phase a German tele-
-n from Shanghai states that the Russian
Government has addressed an ultinatum 10 Ii
Eurr chang declaring that the Emperor must
rssssure power; the Government guarantee the
spp-shens.oa and punishment OF Prince Tuan
s,5 o.he- leaders of the Boxers and exclude
he Empress Dowager from al influence in the
Government The telegram adds that II Hung
chang has declared these propositions, with
ne exception Of that regarding the Emperors
resumption q control. 70 be unacceptable and
has abandoned his journey 70 the North
Tie Pekng correspondent Of The Times" in
message dated September 1, says that Russia
bss decided 70 withdraw her legation from the
ozr,,sl. leaving q purely military command.
TIE ether Powers VIII also presumably with
draw their legations, Peking remaining under
military control q the allied Powers during the
winter ~ the last meeting Of the Generals Il
was announced that Russia and Germany would
each maintain fifteen thousand troops during
The winter. and Japan would keep twenty-five
thousand. The British General could make no
announcement Of the policy Of his Government
IN bes- Informed quarters the opinion As ex-
pressed thas Russla and Germany are acting n
couosr The correspondent adds that the dis
menberuen- Of China seems almost inevitable
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