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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-29
BARGAINS.

Fast colored and sheer Laqun, d.
the SC kind, per yard only .......~2G
Fast eolored Batiste, neeu pat 81
terms, the &c kind, per yard only ~
Crash Skirnrg, the roc Kind, I51
per yard only .......~ ...........,..... ~
White Nainsook Checks, the I3~
6f-5c qualify, per yard only. ~
7etloqu's Face Poquder, flesh I'M
colored or 1vhite, zoe boz for !. , "
Ready-n,ade Bleached Sheets. large
size 75c kind for 49c; half 1Q@
dollar ones for only .,.....~.........~
Ladies Ribbed Samner Vests, crochet
ed neck and arm holes, sell f0~
at Sc each, three for .."~........ , "
Black Sewing Six Thread, f00-yard
spools, Beldnn Bros. make, quality
guaranteed, sells at Sc a spool; special
&c spool, or dozen spools 1Qc
tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........... ......,...
Ladies, Misses and Chfldren's San
Bomets, 4vhhe, pink, light 1S~
blue or Macy, each only ........ ~ ~
Ready-made Mosquito Bars, frame,
pulley and bar complete. Q2~
for only $3.50. ...................."....~/ ~
Red and strap color, aH-ShA La 7osca
Net, IS inches quide, for Ties. A0~
quorh f.25 per yard, only W
White Corded Dinnity 40 inches qvide,
sells at 18c per yard, f0~
only ......... -.....~.. ...~-.... "
Boys Blouse Waists, quih sailor coll
lar front, collar and sleeves trimmed
in embroidery. a0orM 90, No.
at only observation-disclosures.
Fine Organdy, 81 to 81 inches qpide,
in fast black, macy, light blne, pink,
Lavender, red, Nile and canary, 81
qUorh f5c per yard, at only .,../ -
Satin Baby Ribbon, all colors, TO-
yard piece, GuorM 25c, f0~
for only ...,.... ......... ..........~ ~
2 ~ yards quide Sheeting, I q r.
the zoe quality, per yard only >~2C
Pulley Rings, black, steel or IT.
gilt, each only ....,..,.............."...| \
Finishing Braid, qvhae or colored,
sells at SC a piece, tavo X
pieces for ..~............. -........,..... ~
Finest quality real Mother of Pearl
Buttons, the kind that comes on sflver
cards and sells at f5c ard zoe IN
per card; a 2-doSen card for ,...' W
Ladies One Dollar Oxford IQ~
Ties, at only per pair ..,..,..... ~
Ladies fast Colored Border Handler
chiefs, the Sc kind, r.
at only ................... .."..."......~ -
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BARGAINS.

Pscsle Prints, colors guaranteed, for
boys quatsts, mems shirts, or gurap-
pers. sells at Sc and sc per 93~
yard, only ...................,........... ~
Cambria finish, yard quidc, the Kind
that makes such grand underwear and
sells at dime yard, II
per yard only .,.,.........,.,.,.......,... O4(
Fast Colorcd Laqun, IN solid pink.
light Blue, black and macy, sells rs
at zc per yard, only ....,............ To
Ctildren's and Ladies japanese r.
Folding Fans, each only ..4......v -
Black patent and Seal Leather *
Pulley Belts, soc Kind, for -. 10
Ladies Seal Leather Finger Purse and
Seal Leather Pulley Belt to march,
gvorfh 100 q set, per TO-
set only ...." ....~."..-..........,. ~
Safety Pins, patent and nickel plate,
sells at Sc a card, per card only IN
fc, or dozen cards for ......... "
The neSv EUaneelinc Bishop Collar,
cut out TO fit the neck, sells at IN
$50 and Zoe each, at only 49,. "
White Mosquito Netting, 2 yards
Gutde, an 8 yard piece, quorh 90
z5c, at only ......., ......,.......... ~
SO dosen fine Enamcted or EczueEed
Belt Buckles, can be ased for front or
bach of pulley belt, sold as 7S~
high as Use, to close at only ~
Mems Night Shirts, fancy crocheted
front, collar and SleeYeS, II~
qvorth z5c each, at only ..~.. IT,
White and Cream Sflk Taffeta Rfb-
bon, 3 to 8 n inches qUide, IN
qvorth zoe per yard, at only -. = "
Lace Stripe Curtain Scrfni, a yard
qvide, the SC lkfnd, per H.
yard only ...".~,..".~......"..,...~" ~
Crash Toquetinq, checked or 3f~
plain, per yard only ,..~.~"..... ~
Fany stripe Mattress Ticking l3~
the &c kind, per yard only ..~..". ~
Canrbrics for Innings of Organdy
dresses, IN black, navy light blue,
pink, cerise, purple, Lavender Vfolet.
yelloqD or qUhfe, per A~
yard only -..... ..,..,...,, 1872" -
LADIES', Misses and Chfldrers fast
color Black Stockings, per X
pair only Observation-Disclosures. ~
Ladies Ready-n1ade Bingham o.
Aprons, large size, each only~..,/G
100 dozen Ladies fast color Serge
Umbrellas, the 75c kind, az
sell at only ..........,..,....,..,,....... ~
Ladies real fine hen1stitched, lace edge
or silk embroidery Handler X
chiefs, sell at roc and |5c, at on[y>/C
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BARGAINS

Bleacted Domestic, a yard guide, 49,
the 7 f-2c Kind, per yard only. ~
Fast Coiored Corded Dfmity, pretty
qvaist or dress styles, the I3~
8 f-5c qualify, per yard only %, ~
Yard Suide White Lapun, I3~
s f-3e quality, per yard only -. A.
Fancy P. K. Skirt trimming, x
l5c and zoe quality per yard 49,. ~
Talcum PoSvder, nsedfcated and per-
funied, sells at zoe a can, I0~
three cans for ......... .......,..... , "
Ladies Ribbed Sanuner Vests, cro-
cheted and tapped neck. the 2 *
fora quarter kind: special for IL ~
1000 dozen White SeIufng Spool
Thread, Nos. 40, so and so only,
guaranteed 200-yaT spooLs, and guar
anteed qualify, sells at Sc spool;
special : I-2c spool, or ~ 7S~
spooLS for .,~..."..."................~ ~
Made Mosquito Bars, each lQ@
only ,.......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Poult de Sprie tn Svhitc, red or straqu
color, SOC quality, per 1E~
yard only ........ ......"........~...... ~
Real English Long Cloth. sells at
$50 bolt, f2-yard piece Q2~
for only ........... ....-.....,..~...".. Z "
Fine Marseilles Bed Spreads, l0~
usual 75c ones, at .....-.v...,,,.
Apron Ginghams. fast cotors, in small
checks, sells at 7c per A~
yard, only .~....... ...... .....~....... ~
.S4ufss Mutls and French Organdy, 40
inches qvide, 8 yards qUM make a
dress, in black, macy, light blue, pink,
Lavender, Nile and canary, tx
qvofh 25c per yard at only j.. ~
Black Taffeta Skirt Lining, the rastte
kind, that sells at SIZE and X
roc per yard, onty-.~........ ..,~.... -
Wire Hair Fms, large or hvLsfble,
straight or crimped, sell at Sc r.
boz, only Observation-Disclosures.
Fast coLored Blue or Red Checked
Ffnged Napkins, per TO~
dozen only .,.~.,,.,........,.........' -
Allover White Lace Yokig, sells at
39c to SOC per yard, ~
only .,................... ....."....... ~ ~
Well made Corset Covers, o.
each only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
White Organdy, tqvo yards quide, the
half dollar quality, per o.
yard only ...~~..... .......~r-..". -
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Black Crepon Skirtings.

0ldSh NC EOAI OnI tlllSS.
Choice Of 10 pieces Black Crepons, In all
the new weaves and blistered effects;
worth 75c per yard, 4-yard gk'~t 90
pattern for only ....,.,,...--...r.+. tiUU
$50 yards Black crepon, IN all the new
dot, flower and embossed designs; worth
Toe per yard; i-yard pattern. including
black taireta or colored pereaine or near
SILK Innings. yelveteen bindings. SILK
thread and canvas; the entire OUTFIT worth
nothing less than $50 TO $500, q 90
for only .,+...'...--'..''.''''.,. Ztou
20 pieces Of silk Finish Mohair crepon.
ali the very latest designs, Including the
latest blister and Matlella; this quality
Crepon sells all over the city at $3.50 to
81 % per yard. and We will ofer as a
gpeoiai this week a 4-yard pattern. in
Guiding the leading shades, also black
morcerized silk Innings, binding and can.
vas: the entire outfit QQ
Fancy Silks.
% pieces fancy Washable silks. the half
dollar kind, PIC
per yard ....-.+.+.ss- -s.s. -'+.s''''.ss
n inch GUNNER weight fancy Taffetn
silkg. in stripes and checks H0f-
75c quality, per yard .r'''''-.t,f
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in and nobby Spring and Summer Goods
bad weather thrown We
able unload
underwear goods goods etc.
and concluded knife
chants yet asking regular prices Now chance
the long which
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Marvellous Sale in Black Dress Goods and Saks

$50 yards Plain Taleta silks in red.
light blue. urquo Sc cerlse, pink lay.
endar. hello, violet, purple. cream ana
black a positive 15c quality; A0C
special al only .....,,....,.'.t,t''.
Is pieces black. white, cream, pink, blue
ana cerlga Corded Satiua for waists. cells
a. 75c per yard ALeC
special ..+.+-.....t.t. tsssss -'f'f'''-
Is pieces Satin Striped Corded Dimities
for waists. In white ground Win tul-
auoise aud navy stripe, yards viii mako
. waist and is worth COO per yard. s9SC
at only ...,...-.t''.'.''. ,.'-'''''''''
Black Silks.
2O-inch All SILK Black Satin DuchesFe.
the usual 75c to 800 quality d0C
at only per yard .,--......+.'.''.''
2l-Inch Black Satin Duehesse. heavy
quality and warranted pure silk' AQC
the 81 2j quality, per yard ..'.'''
"a inch Black Satin Duchesse, every
thread pure silk, yards will make
skirt or s yards a full suit our usual
81 90 quality, during this sale QSC
only, per yard ...,,,.-..p....'','''
$50 yards Black Armure Blk. warranted
ali SIX, sl.25 quality, TIC
per yard .....t.+.... +,...''''''''.'''
$50 yards Black l'affeta. 1QC
T5c quality. per yard ........''''.
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Ladies' Fast Black Congo Handle, 26inch 9Eo
Umbrellas, worth 75c, at ................O OC
Ladies' Fast Black Steel Rod Umbrellas, IOo
regular 100 quality, at only to
Ladies and Gents Steel Rod Fast Black Umbrel-
las some are with silk cords and tassels empress
and round and knob handles worth i.25, RQo
at only ................ ............. W.
Ladies' and Gents Steel Rod Fine Serge Umbrel-
las, carved and polished handles and some black
mourning handles, with cords and silk tassel, OQo
worth $50, at only ......................N
Ladies' Finest Serge Umbrellas with fancy Dres-
den or bone knob handles worth us TO I OK
200, at only Observation-Disclosures. f%"
Ladies' All Silk Black Taffeta Umbrellas, white
empress handle effects, with cord and tassel, also
black mourning handles and Dresden ef- ! IQ
fects worth 2.25, at only .............''
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Great Special in Black Silks
5oo yards Black Taffeta. warranted al
silk he kind that VIII not split fuil
yard wide. 8 yards VIII mako q akri or
yards q full suit. positively worth 81 30
20 S.75 per yard, IN
special Per yard only ...-....,.. hiu
$50 yards An SIX Black Hnbutai, the new
weave which "a used instead OF pcau do
sole. this particular silk will hold its
color and wear oNcellently u is ward
wids and VIII only require yards for
skirt or yards for o complete suit
positively worth 500 per Yard, Dh
at only per yard ...,.............. NV
Black Grenadines.
6 pieces All silk Black Brocaded Grena-
dimes. worth 500 yard. soc
at only ..s...t.,,... -,.- ..'-'''...s'..'t
pieces All Six Satin Stripe Black
Grenadines. $50 quality. 0&C
al only ,.,..s..+..,-.s...+.f'...' '''sf -
l5-inch Satin Stripe All SILK Black wre
Grcuaeiaes, 6 yards will make an satire
suit, worth 500 per yard, 1h
at only ......-..,s.s.-,s.....f'. 49,
B-,nch Checked Black Grenadine ~
SILK, yards win make dress; worth
$3.50 per yard, M
at only s+.s..-ss-....-sss''ss flfO
The oasis., 1900-03-31

THE OASIS is in receipt of cards from Mr. and Mrs. Chas. $. Walton of Minas Prietas announcing the mar riage of their daughter, Lydia Coriue Burch and .dr. Earl Lynwood Griswold at Nogales on Wednesday, March 2Sth. 1900. The bridal pair will be al home In Clifton, Arizona, after April lst, and they take to their new home the best wishes of host of friends. The bride is one of the fairest daughters of Nogales, and the groom, a son of Postmaster A U. Griswold, has grown to manhood in the line city. He Is now agent for Wells, Fargo x Co.'S express at Clifton.
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NOTICE or roRrE,ruRE.
MORALES. Arlzona. January 10. looO

MORALES, Arizona. January l6. 1900 Tom Lockwood or his he ID or assigns.
 fou are hereby notified tiat have ox- pended during the year 1893 one hun red dollars in labor and Improvements upon ihe Joplin mine. situate in sairro mlninf dls. trlct. santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory, the location whereuf Is found Of record in Book C. of Mines at page 9 and in the office Of the county recorder of said county. in oder 10 hold said claim under the proyl. sions of Section 2J.i of the iesised Statutes of the United states and the amendments thereto approved Janusry q! 1880. concernlnr annsai ] Dor upon mining alnls. 1t being the amount required to hold said Ioie for the period ending on tlie 3lst day of Decem Der. lsq9.
 And, lf within ninety days from the per- soiiai service Of this notice or within ninety days after the pnbl alton hereof, ycu fail or refuse To contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-0wner your interest In the ciain will become the pr, perty of the subs criber, your 70 owner who made the required expendture by the terms of sa d Section gssl
 A. J. STOCKTON. First publication Jan. s5. 1900.
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ARrlcLgs or INcoRp DAYTON
-oF THE - [ -'-' BUCKEYE B MINING scowpANy.
BeIrKNowSny rHg,s PRISE yrs.

Be EITKNowN RY THE,E PRISE ITS ffri
 That, we, Caroihers of fcincinnat,, ohio J. II woodard, of ciucIunati Ohio. W. NJ. Hoey, O Nosases, Arizonr, Ches W Dodsworib, 9i Negaies. Arizona. and Wilkie Woodland, or N'gnlss, Arizona, all citizens of the United st1t's Of America. hav~ associated ourselves together for tue purp sc of forming a corror- "tion under the ws of the Terri;. ry Of Aflz- ona, a' we helewi h declare and adopt the fcllowin- aiticles Of incorporation, ts wit
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ARTICLE II

The business of lhis orporation is and shall be the owning. operating, aud disposirg of properties cont. n ilg copper, gold. silver and lead hnd other m Denlls. T owning and operating oi works suitable or reduction and refi;ng oi such metals Hni minerals The ae- quiriae, owning aud dispe,ins of all acquired persotsl and req. property GO ,nected with aad pertaining to such operat and to the tran saetion Of ali business necessary. profitable or incident thereto, aud to the disrosug ana marketing of all acquirsdand produced prop. erly, both real and pers,.iia.
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ARTICLE Iv.

That the co -porsts 'xis,enee oi this corpur alton shall commence on the date Of the G.sag oi th se aitirles of incorl oiArion U. the county recorder of lhs county oi santa Cruz. Ierrit.iy of Arzons. and sha e,ntina. lherc- after for the peIIod lw ny i've years
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JosIAH H. HEALD
A Good Cough Medicine for Children.

A Good Cough Medicine for Children.
 "I have no hestancy in recommend ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy says F. F. Moran, a we'll known and popular baker, Of Petersburg, Va. i've have given it to our children when troubled with bad coughs, also whooping cough, and it has always given perfect satisfaction. It was re- commended to me by druggist as tue best cough medicine for children as il contained no opium or other harmful drug. esSold by L. w. Mix X Co, Drug gists.
The oasis., 1900-03-31
ARTICLE V.

That the principal place of business of this corporations spa'i bs at Nosaies, Arizona, and Cinelhistti, Stale of hio, and rLis c.ep ru- ton shaiI have bow 10 establish ,1anch on. ees at such uthe places in tne United stu. sof AmericS, or else he.e as it shall deem best and advisable.
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i-.--A ARTICLE VIII.

r at the directors of said corporation shall be eIectoi annually, on inc ird Saturday of March. ofe,cil y ar hy the shareholders or this corporation, and shalt hold their office for the Term ofone year. ana uutfl their successors arc duly ele ted aud qualified
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ARTICLE III.

That the Capital stock of this corporation snail De ant Is one miiiion five hundr,d thousand do l@rs disidtd inio nfeeu tLous,ila shares, NJ the par vainr of oDe hundrcd collars Ter share, whici sad stock sLulI be fully paid up and non Hssessarle, which fact shall be stamped on the lace certificates
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ARTICLE xI

1 mat this corporation sha adopt n senl. IN Wtr'Fss WHERs, F. we have hereunto sat our hands an' seals. ai kogalcs. snpta Cir q county, Arizona Territory. th.s f,u teerth day oi March, A. D o,e thousand nino undred.
 J. B. CAIRO TIERS. fseal
 J. H. WoUDARD. tseau
 W. M. HOEY, ,se,h
 cHAs. w. DODswoRTH. fseaD
 WILkIE wOODARD. fsenll Territory of Arizona
 santa Cruz County.
 Before me W. J. \. NcCurdy, a Notary pub TIC TO and for Santa Cruz County. Arizona territory on this day person lily appeared crothers, j II Woodland. " M tloey. Ch,ls Dodsworth and wilkie Woodland. known to me '" De tne acrrons wllose names are su ~ Tiled 10 tse foregoing articles of in- corporation, aud acknowledged to me tbnt ih'y executed the same for tho purpo,s ana consideration therein expressed. In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hsnd and affixed my official seal this seventeenth day of March. A D nine teen tupdred. Town Of Nogales, santa Cruz bounty, Arizona Territory.
 W. ]. \. McCURDY. - Notary Public
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..:..-1
Saturday. March 3I, 1900.
Card.

wish to thank the people of Noga les for their kindness and courtesy to me and mine during the seven and a half years that l have been pastor of the Congregational church. Spe- cially would 1 acknowledge with ap preciation the many favors dune the church during my pastorate. Bel'ev- Ing that the church has been and will be benefit to the town, l commend 1t to your further interest, and ask for my successor the same consideration that has been shown to me.
 Your humble servant,
 .IOsIAH H HEALD
The oasis., 1900-03-31

cord wit the Aws | the territory of Arizona aud the constitution Of Int Unifed sfstes That HrrvacmrlVs ovcurIng m -rrrs T5;ffi or direc. 'ors, shall b. hll soye msiaslsy vote of the re- mainin m'np,tfSrs.ihe hostd.-
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ARTICLE VI.

That the affairs cf this eorporati n shall be admin siesed b. Board dire tors. who < all be share owners n.d holders. Aud the d re.- tors from .he tune of incUr uration until the nrst a"nu"i ciccu 10, Co be held on th thnd saturday In March, A. D. Ni.eleen hundred and one, snail b. and nrc. J h.. Car the :, of Cincinnati, ohio ". M. Iloey of Nugales Arztna, J. II. Woodland of Cincinnati Oh |, cbas " ellsworth, of Nosales. Arzons, aud WIlkie WoodH.d, of Nognles Arizona. That the otiiceis of Is corp,ra shall be anS consist of a president, ,ecIetary. aud ireAtar.r. who shall Le members the board uf duec- tors. The offices or secretary aud a trcasnr.r may be he'd by on and the anne person That the officers for the iirst term, y,z the period of one year from the date of tho hling of .h articles with the county recorder, $ Ai, be and are J. B. Caroihers, presid. mt, and J. H. Wood. ard, secretary and treasurer.
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ARTICLE x.

That The ri'a,e property of theshareholders anu ohiccrs or this rorporatioo shall be exempt from corporate liabiluiss.
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ARTICLE TX

That the corporate indebtedness of this cor. porat'on sbail nt no ume exceed the sum of one hund ed thousand dollar.
The oasis., 1900-03-31

Yesterday an American was found alongside of the railway track at Puerto station who had fallen off or been run over by some passing train. He had an ugly hole in his head, his foot was crushed, and he was speech. less. He was brought to Nogales by special train arriving about eight o'clock last night. While apparently aware of what is passing around him, he cannot speak, and his identity re- mains unrevealed.
The oasis., 1900-03-31
.AKrIcLE |

The name of this corporation shall De aud Is the Buckeye Mi. ins Company.
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Announcement.

ELECTION, MONDAY APRIL ,, 1900.
 hereby announce myself as a can. didate for the Cfii,e of
 PUBLIC BENEFACTOR at the coming city election. Qlali- fications as follows: PoIitenes, ac. comodation and equal justice to all. Best assorted stock in my line at low est prices for quality. All work done absolutely first class. k J. PELLE. GRIN, the Matchmaker and Jeweler, Nogales, Ariznna.
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seai- W. l. N. Mo, urdy. santa ruz County, Aiizona. Notary Pub He My commission expires June 3rd. isO0.
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bato oI llIsl publIc ,Ilon. March IT. 1900,
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ARTICLE VII

That the board of directors shall adopt by, laws for this corporation which shail b. in c.
The evening times., 1900-07-02

LONDON, .,Gly 2-The confirmation Of
the report that Baron Won Ketteler, the
German lfinister 10 Pe1in. had been
| treacherousiy slain by the Cainese. has
aroused fears for the other foreign djp.o-
mats in Pek'n, and 1t is persistenly be-
lieyed here ilat the worst fate has bsflllen
many or all OF them.
There is the faiEtest hope that the MIN
isters may have survived the ons. aught in
a state OF siege, but there is oaly sight
basis for this optimism.
The killing OF Baron Won Kette!er is
further confirmed today by a despatch from
Paris, which says that the French Consul
at Shanghai telegraphs that Sheng. the
Chinese Director OF Telegrsphs and Rail-
roads, has received a telegram from the
nephew OF the Empress Dowsger, an
nouncing the death of the German Minister
while en- route 10 the Tsung-Ii-Yamen.
A despatch from Chefoo says that the
commanders Of the allied fleets have sent
threat % the Dowager Empress. declsr-
ing that if any of the ministers a,e
harmed they will sack and devastate the
tombs of her ancestors. There Is nothing
more dreaded by the Chinese, and. il ths
ministers are still alive. the warning viii,
unless the Empress Dowager has been
shorn OF power, prove effective. To have
tie tombs OF her dynasty wrecked By for
eigners woul5 be the greatest calamity
according TO Chinese faith and tradit.ol
that could befaH the woman ruler OF the
great empire.
A slightly different light has been
thrown upon the situation at Pekin. how
ever, by a despatch to the Central News
from Shanghai OF today's date IL says
that an official Chinese teIeg gram received
from Gen Yungbu. the commander al Pc
kin, to Taotai Sheng, which was brought
by a courier who left the Chinese capital
on June 2s, and was wired to Paoting- Flu
states that Gen. Yung-Lu and the Empress
Dowager have been endeavoring to protect
the ministers and the foreign legations
The telegram continues that Prince Tusn,
the head Of the Tsung-li- Yamen and faith
er Of the heir apparent, usurped the impe-
rial power on June 90 Since then Gen
YungLu's telegram says he has beea
powerless because his soldiers refuse 20
obey him. The attack on the foreigners
was ordered by Prince Tuan himself.
Tbs 1.cws ~eceived here that fighting at
Tientsin is stilI in progress has caused the
utmost concern It is understood that
Tientsin is practically cut of from Taku.
and that the foreigners In the besleged
city, including Seymour's rescued forces
and others. are stil in the greatest dan
ger.