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/ LONDON.-The Prince and Princess OF
! Wales attended the Lyceum theater last
| night incognito. At the end of the
first act. William Gillette was summoned
| to the royal box and complimented upon
his artistic realization OF Conan Doyle's
character Of sherlock Holiness"
COLON.-American mares are still
ashore at Panama. Juan Antonio Aimc
| nez. formerly member of the staff Of
| the insurgent general. Domingo Diaz. has
come voluntarily to Panama, where he
delivered himself to General Al6an
General Diaz did not instruct Jindnez
| to come in and surrender.
AUCKLAND. N. 1.-THE United States
naval court at Tutuila. Samoa. has hon
orably acquitted Capt. Benjam min F. IT'LL
ley. the naval governor of Tutuila. Of all
the charges against him. No evidence
to sustain these charges was presented
to the court. III *
NEW YORK.-Frank Jay Gould.{ the
youngest son of the late Jay Goulds and
Miss Helen Kelly, daughter Of Edward
Kelly, We're married at the Kelly resi-
denca this city. Owing to the recent
death of Commodore Kelly. the wedding
was without display. only members of
the two families being present.
LONDON.-At Mile End kid" Me-
Coy. the American pugilist. carried out
his engagement to defeat any threc
heavyWeights. each within four rounds.
He disposed of Dave Barry of Philadel-
phia. in two rounds: Jack Scales of
England. in twenty seconds. and Jack
Madden of Boston. in four rounds.
ST. PAUL.-Governor Van SAINT repre-
sents that he has been informed nv
Attorney General Douglas. that from
the investigation made he has decided
to institute legal proceedings in opposi
ton to the proposed consolidat ton of
railway interests and that the papers
are in process Of preparation.
MODENA. Uth.-The statement that
Postmaster Defreiese of Fay. Nevada,
was indicted and arrested for participant
ing in the ''stringing up" of George
Ellis (colored). in an effort to make
Ellis confess to numerous thefts that
had been committed in the vicinity of
Fay. proves to have been unfountlsd
RERLIN.-Trial has been begun in the
Berlin criminal court Of three mem
bers of the editorial staff of the Vor-
waerts. the socialist paper. They are
charged with insulting Major General
Won ketteler by the pubiica ton of the
so-caled Hun letters" which accused
General Won ketteler and his column
of barbarous treatment of the Boxers
during the Chinese expedition. y ~
LONDON.-Sousa was brought to
London from Sandringham. where his \
band played last night by royal com \
mand. before their majesties and family.
Sousa also brought the Royal Victorian
medal with which the king presented the
American bandmaster in appreciation of
MS services to music. The Prince of
Wales personally affixed the order to
Sousa's breast. -
WASHINGTON.-Mai! asivices from
the philippines are to the effect that
the military authorities have been |
obliged to expell all the agents of En-
slsh houses at Manila on the islands of
Samar and Leyte. as they have been en- i
gaging in traffic with rebellious natives.
1t is expected the British consul will
refer this matter to London for instruc-
ton. but no serious trouble is appre- |
hended.
ST. PATL.-Copies of the annual re-
port of the Great Northern railway filed
with the state railway and warehouse
according to a state law. /
have been forwarded to the attorney
general with the request of the commits
sioners that he bring an action to COM
pei the company to furnish reports
showing the earnings in Minnesota
during the fiscal year upon mileage
basis. ---- /
CANADA STILL HAS HOPE.