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.,EN'l'S OF' The DAY
FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS or
THE WORLD.
A compFshsAsivs Review II the important
happenings Of The Past Week. Presented
IN q Condensed Perm. Which ls Most
Llksly 10 PrSvs Ol Interest to Our Many
ReadenA

Llksly 10 Prsvs OI Interest TO Our Many
ReadssA
The shah of Persia will visit Emperor
William.
The house has passed the Chinese
exclusion bill.
Venezuela rebels are gaining ground
and the government is in bad way.
Striking miners in Pennsylvania
have rejected the offer of the mineown-
ers.
A third attempt has been made TO
assassinate the Moscow project Of
police.
The war revenue repeal bill has been
passed by the house and gone to the
president.
A new verse to "God Save the King"
has been written for the coronation
ceremonies Of King Edward.
Although the administration regards
the Chinese exclusion bill as too dras-
tic, it will place no opposition in its
way.
The st. Louis fair may be postponed
until 1904.
Cecil Rhodes fortune amounts TO
5 1000, 900 pounds.
President DiaE, OF Mexico, is plan
ming visit to the United States this
summer.
Three men were killed and seven
wounded in an attempt to arrest an
Alabama negro.
The battleship Wisconsin is at San
Francisco after visit to Samoa, Hon
olulu and a number OF South American
ports.
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone has signed a
contract for series OF 100 lectures, to
be given in the principal cities of the
United States
The bill providing a form OF govern
ment for the Philippines will follow the
Chinese exclusion bill in the senate.
After that the canal measure will be
taken up.
The house has begun the considera-
tion OF the exclusion bill.
Mitchell made the opening speech in
the senate on the Chinese exclusion
bill.
The~last quarters imports to the
United States from all Germany
amounted to $23, ,7S6, ,O94, an increase
of 81 ,297 500.
In an all day fight between part OF
General Kitchener's forces and the
forces of Generals Delarey and Kemp,
the Beers were repulsed. The loss was
heavy on both sides.
The bulk OF Cecil Rhodes property
Is left for education. II provides two
American scholarships at Oxford to
each Of the present states and territories
of the United States.
The senate has passed the oleomar-
garine bill.
The house has passed the sundry
civil appropriation bill.
Secretary Of the Interior Hitchcock
will soon retire from the cabinet.
Abner Mckinley denies that he was
connected with the Danish West Indies
scandal.
Twelve hotels and many sma Ter
buildings were burned at Atlantic City,
N. ]. Loss, $4,000
1t is hardly probable that the bill
admitting Oklahoma, Arizona and New
Mexico will be passed by the present
session Of congress.
The president has appointed Brig,
adler General Hughes major general
and Colonels Burt, De Russy and Sher'
idan TO be brigadier generals.
Six persons we're burned to death in
FIRE at Johnstown, Ps.
The senate will vote on the oleomar'
garine bill in few days.
The Northern Pacific blockade in
North Dakota Is being raised.
The senate considered the Danish
purchase scandal in secret session.
Sixty thousand Chinese are in re
bellion in southern China provinces.
The German emperor's American
built yacht Meteor III has sailed fol
Southampton.
Acting President Schalkburger viii
meet the Boer leaders soon and discuss
peace terms.
Republicans and Democrats eacl
gained one alderman in the Chicag'
city election.
The transport Sheridan has saileC
from San Francisco for Manila will
,2s5 soldiers Of the Twenty-ninth in
iantry.
Flood situation In Mississippi
again becoming serious.
Twenty-Five men were killed in 81
explosion in Tennessee coal mine.