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The Penn's Grove record., 1910-03-18
DEMOCRATS CARRY ELECTIONS,
Village Contests in New York State
Change Party Control.

VILLAGE SOhtCStS III 4No"
Change Party Control.
Utica, N. Y.-Returns of the village
elections through Central New York
indicate that the Democrats won in
a majority of cases. In Gouverneur
it is said that many Republicans voted
the Democratic ticket. The same con-
dition is said to have prevailed IN
CanaStota.
Little Falls, N. Y.-The Democrats
made a clean sweep by big majorities
at the charter election in Herkimer
County. The local government at
Dolgeville Village, which has for
years been controlled by the Republic
cans, went Democratic.
Waterloo, N. Y.-The annual cleo
ton here resulted in. the election of a
complete Democratic ticket. Every
office in the village and township OF
Waterloo is now held by a Democrat.
Glens Falls, N. Y.-Samuel D.
Kendrick, Democrat, was elected
Mayor, succeeding Charles w. Cool,
Republican, who was a candidate for
reelection.
Ballston, N. Y.-Leander Spicer
was reelected Village President at
the charter election OF a Fusion
ticket.
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While in the valleys of Abyssinia
are grown sugar cane, cotton, rubber
and other tropical plants, the uplands
have excellent pastures and cornfields
such as may be found in England.
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WOOD MUST PAY $4,000.
Verdict Against Portland Man in
Breach of Promise Suit.

Breach of Promise Suit.
Boston, Mass.-A verdict for S43,-
500 was found here against William
Wood, of Portland, Me-, in the suit
of Marion Orr for breach of promise.
The verdict was made up as fol-
lows: For the assault, $1,000; for
the loss of her services to her father,
$2500; for the breach of promise to
marry, $4,000.
This is the largest verdict eve
awarded in Suffolk County in a sim.
liar suit. Miss Orr sued for $4,000
and her father asked for $4,000 for
loss Of services. The chief factor in
the case was the presence in the
courtroom of the little child of the
defendant.
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To Prau For .Bossn COY.

DR.. Robbins, a Baptist minister, OBJ
tanned the consent of every minister
in Cincinnati, Ohio. to pray for the
spiritual redemption of George B.
Cox the political boss,
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ADMIRAL MARIO DID NOT Walk

the Navy as a Consequence.
Washington, D. C.-Rear-Admiral
A, P. Nazro is the first naval officer OF
high degree to fall a victim to the re-
quirement that all naval officers must
pass a severe physical test by walking
fifty miles in three days or making a
corresponding exhibition of endur.
ance ON a bicycle.
Admiral Nazro failed to meet these
requirements, and an order was is
sued here announcing his retirement
from active duty in the navy
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In the rural districts of England
and Wales the death rate is about
twenty-three per cent. lower than in
the urban districts.
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Brooks, of Cambridge, Reelected.

William F. Brooks, Democrat, was
reelected Mayorof Cambridge, Mass,
by a largely increased plurality over
last year, defeating ex-Congressman
George W. Long, non-partisan, by
1858 votes. The vote on license was
strongly no
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DEATH CHAIR FOR KENTUCKY.

Bill Provides For Transfer of Grim
inals to Penitentiary For Execution.
Frankfort, Ky.-The General AS
sembly has adopted and presented to
Governor Wilson for approval a bill
changing the manner of execution to
death in the electric chair.
The bill provides for transportation
of prisoners sentenced to death to
Eddyville Penitentiary, where the
death chair will be situated.
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Only One "Bromo Q%uinine."
That is Laxative Bromo Quinine. Look
for the signature of E. w. Grove. Used the
World over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c.
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His English.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces infianma-
ton, allays pair, cures wind collie. Csc. a bortie.
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LOVES THE $4,000 PAINTING.

Artist Says He Took Millet's Master
piece to Copy 1t.
San Francisco, CALVIN. Kunze,
a young artist, was arrested here
while holding the $4,000 painting,
shepherd and Flock" by Millet,
which was stolen from the Golden
Gate Park Museum.
Kunze was arrested in his studio.
After he was booked on a charge of
grand larceny the prisoner said that
he was led to take the picture by his
love of the beautiful and a desire to
make an adequate COPY,
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Free TO Our Readers.

Write Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago,
for 4S-page Illustrated Eye Book. Free:
Write all about Your Eye Trouble and
they will advise as to the Proper Applica-
ton of the Murine Eye Remedies in Your
Special Case. Your Druggist will tell you
ems Weak Eyes, Doesn't Smart, Soothes
Eve Pain, and sells for SOC. Try 1t in Your
Eyes and in Baby's Eyes, for Scaly Eyelids
and Granulation.
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SOuthampton.-James RicaltOn, OF
South Orange, N. j., a naturalist, was
q passenger on the steamer st. Louis,
which sailed for New York City. He
Is returning with many big game tro-
phies, which he collected in Central
Africa in the past year.
Lhasa is Disquieted.
Pekin.-Dispatches from Tibet dis
prove the Government assurance OF
tranquility in that country following
the invasion by the Chinese troops.
kilograms from Lhasa say that ru-
mors circulated in the capital since
the fight of the Dalai Lama have dis
turbed the people.
Count Seckendorff Dead.
Berlin.-Count Goetz Won Secken-
dorff, former Court Marshal, died
here. He oficiated as Grand Master
of the court to the late Dowager EN-
press Frederick and for many years
occupied a prominent position in So
ciety. He was instrumental In ar
ranging the great English art exposi-
ton held in Berlin two years ago.
Will Restore Peace.
Paris. - Fifty Republican guards
and ten sub-oficers were dispatched
by the French Government from st.
Mazaire to Guadeloupe. They will be
used in restoring the peace that has
been disturbed by the strike of sugar
cane cutters.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland in Paris.
Paris.-Mrs. Grover Cleveland ar
rived in Paris as a guest at the home
of Professor and Mrs. Mark Baldwin.
Morgan Arrives in Rome.
Rome. j. P. Morgan, the New
York fnancier, arrived here from Ma
pies, and is occupying his usual apart
ments at the Grand Hotel.
French Election in April.
Paris.-The Cabinet decided upon
April "a as the date for the next cleo
ton of the Chamber of Deputies.
w. j. Bryan at Montevideo.
Buenos Ayres.-President Alcorta
received William Jennings Bryan,
who was presented by Charles N.
Sheriff., the American Minister. Mr..
Bryan gave a reception in the
ing, after which he left for Montevi-
dec.
Fleet Sails For Frisco.
Honolulu. - With the pennant Of
Rear-Admiral Harder flying from the
masthead of the flagship California,
the eight armored cruisers of the Pa
cifc fleet sailed from here for San
Francisco.
French Budget $ss6,65s,s1s.
Paris - AT a special session the
Chamber Of Deputies voted the bud
get of 1910, amounting to $836,65S,-
813.
Fonseca's Big Majority.
Rio de Janeiro. - Returns in the
election for President give Marshal
Hermes Fonseca a total vote of 233,-
3S2 and DR.. Ruy Barbosa 1862.
3S,S0O,O 900 For British Army.
London.-The army estimates for
1910 and 1911 show a total for main
tenance Of $13S,800,000 This is an
increase over the previous year,
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Issue of $50. 100000 Bonds.

The New York City Sinking Fund
Commission voted to sell 100000
of corporate stock bearing four and
one-fourth per cent. interest.
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Nearly two hundred million people
in India are dependent on agriculture
for their living. N.Y.-11
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The first Sunday newspapers appeared in
l748.
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PHIL DAILY is e A

Was Noted as Proprietor of the Penn
syIvania Club.
New York City.-Philip DAILY, for
many years proprietor of the Penn
sylvania Club at Long Branch. N. j.,
died there of heart failure following
an attack of grippe. He had been an
invalid for many years, and since his
retirement from the clubhouse twelve
years ago had lived a quiet and se-
Guided life.
Mr.. DAILY was born in Philadelphia
s~eventy-fve years ago.
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GEN. BREITNALL WINS POINT.
Suit to Gust Wilbur F. Sadler From
Adjutant-Ge Generals Office.

Adjutant-G Generals Office.
Trenton, N.J.-The Supreme Court
here rendered a decision whereby for
mer Adjutant-General B-eitnall is
permitted to take testimony in the
quo warranto proceedings to GUST
General Wilbur F. Sadler from the
Office of Adjutant-General The deci-
sion gives General Sadler the privil-
eye of having counsel present during
the taking of testimony and to cross
examine any of the witnesses called.
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There is a great shortage of theological
students in Wurtemberg.
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Her
PHYSICIAN
APPROVES
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Sabattus, Maine.-"You told me to
take lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable

|CO m anu
Liver Pills before
childbirth, and we
|are all surprised to
|see how much good
lit did. Ny physi-
lcian said Without
doubt it was the
Compound that
helped u 1
thank you for your
kindness in advising
me and give you full
to use
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rrial Bottle Free By Nail

If yoa suffer from Epilepsy. Fits. Falling Sickness.
or have children that do go. my New DIS
covery will relieve them. and all you are asSeoto
EP1I9P&i0IdS Cure
It has cured thousands where everything else
failed. Guaranteed by May Medical Laboratory
Under Pure Food and Drugs Act. June Soth, 1905
Guaranty No. 1871. Please write for SpecialFres
o. Bottle and give AGE and complete address l.
DR.. N. H. MAY, 548 Pearl Strest, New York.
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Bank notes were first issued in China
2697 B. G.
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Many Children Are Sickly.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Chill
dren, used by Mother Gray, a nurse in
Children's Home, New York, cure Fever
ishness, Headache, Stomach Troubles,
Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms.
Atal Druggists 25c. Samplemailed FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
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Piles Cured in o TO IA Days.
Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or P~rotruding
Piles in 6 to IA days or money refunded. 5Oc.
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'Possums and Cats on Car Track.

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. At druggists.
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Many Children Are Sticky,

Corn is our greatest crop, that of 1908
being valued at 81 GIG, 100000.
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BY CABLE.
Big Game Hunter Sails.

Southampton.-James Ricalton, OF
South Orange, N. j., a naturalist, was
q passenger on the steamer st. Louis,
which sailed for New York City. He
Is returning with many big game tro-
phies, which he collected in Central
Africa in the past year.
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An international weather code will soon
be in use the world over.
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Morgan Arrives in Rome.

Rome. -. P. Morgan, the New
York inancier, arrived here from Ma.
pies, and is occupying his usual apart
ments at the Grand Hotel.
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Lhasa is Disquieted.

Pekin.-Dispatches from Tibet dis
prove the Government assurance OF
tranquility in that country following
the invasion by the Chinese troops.
kilograms from Lhasa say that ru-
mors circulated in the capital since
the fight of the Dalai Lama have dis
turbed the people.
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French Election in April.

Paris.-The Cabinet decided upon
April "a as the date for the next cleo
ton of the Chamber of Deputies.
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W. j. Bryan at Montevideo.

Buenos Ayres.-President Alcorta
received William Jennings Bryan,
who was presented by Charles N.
Sheriff., the American Minister. Mr..
Bryan gave a reception in the even
ing. after which he left for Montevi-
dec.
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Ohio Graft Witness a Suicide.

Tifin, Ohio.-Walter Dagen, fifty
years old, who was expected to be
the chief witness for the State in the
prosecution of former County Com
missioners indicted here recently for
alleged grating, committed suicide.
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Newport.-The swiftest motor boat
In Newport Harbor, the Viking. is
being cased for shipment to London
by order of the owner, Alfred G. Van
ierbilt.
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Fleet Sails For Frisco.

Fleet Sails For Frisco.
Honolulu. - With the pennant OF
Rear-Admiral HARDER flying from the
masthead of the flagship California,
the eight armored cruisers of the Pa
cifc fleet sailed from here for San
Francisco.
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Powder Explosion Cost SO Lives.

Juneau, Alaska. - Thirty-three
miners were killed by q powder maya
zine explosion in the Mexican shaft
Of the Treadwell gold mines. Twen-
ty-three bodies were taken out as the
total dead soon after the explosion,
but eight others were found in a later
search and two men died in a hos
pital.
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Sf3s, SOC, 900 For British Army.

LondOn.-The army estimates Tor
1910 and 1911 show a total for main
tenance Of $13S,800,00O This is an
increase over the previous year,
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Fonseca's Big Majority.

Rio de Janeiro. = Returns in the
election for President give Marshal
Hermes Fonseca a total vote of 1885,
382 and DR.. Ruy Barbosa 1862.
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Mrs. Grover Cleveland in Paris.

Paris.-Mrs. Grover Cleveland ar
rived in Paris as a guest at the home
of Professor and Mrs. Mark Baldwin,
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French Budget 1886, 5 ,s1s.

Paris. At a special session the
Chamber Of Deputies voted the bud
get of 1910, amounting to $836,65S,-
813
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Count seckendorff Dead.
Will Restore Peace,

Paris. - Fifty Republican guards
and ten sub-oficers were dispatched
by the French Government from st.
Mazaire to Guadeloupe. They will be
used in restoring the peace that has
been disturbed by the strike of sugar.
cane cutters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
Mrn. Ella 5. lPersonsl Collins.

Mrs. Ella S. iPersonsl Collins, wife
Of Lothrop S. Collins, after many
months Of suffering, passed peacefully
away on Tuesday morning, April s. She
was born in East Montpelier May %,
1852. After her marriage in 1879, she
resided in Hardwick, where her husband
was engaged in the mercantile business
until 1874, when the ycame to Greensboro
Bend, where they have since resided.
Her health has been gradually fall
ing for the past three years or more.
During the past few months Of her i'll
ness she has been tenderly cared for by
an efficient nurse, Mrs. A. +. Chaifee,
who did al in her power 70 alleviate
her suferings The death Of Mrs. Col.
Inns has brought sorrow to our whole
community for she was loved by all
and will Be greatly msssed. She was a
member OF the Methodist church and
during her years Of health was always
loyal helper Her sIfrerings were
borne with Christian fortitude and the
cheerful smile with which she greeted
her visitors revealed the hopeful, cour-
aqeous spirit within. Her winning per-
sonality. her cheerful spirit and kind.
gentle manner greatly endeared her to
All. Besides host Of friends she leaNos
husband and two sons, Eddie r.. and
Carol L. Collins, TO mourn her loss
Funeral services were held at her home,
Thursday, at o'clock conducted by
Rev. g. Il. Wells and Miss Ruth q.
Barr. Music was furnished BY the choir
una' No T., 81 Kinney At 81 Johns
bury rendered d contraIto solo, Under
meath Are the Everlasting Arms. with
autoharp accompaniment. The strip
ture was read from Rev I'll Follow
ing the sermon b. Rev. 9. T. Wells
from I Cor. IA, Miss Barr spoke very
feelingly Of her associations with the
deceased. having known her for many
years and during the last two weeks
Of her Illness was often At her bed
side. Using the text found in Mark
I4ss. she paid tribute to the memory
of The departed, which exhibited her
beautiful character The many floral
tributes spoke Of the highe esteem in
which the deceased was held The in
ferment took place in the Hardwiek
cemetery. The sympathy Of the entire
community il extended 10 the bereayed
family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
FLAG ON MT. MCKINLEY.
Proof Of Climb Of Fairbanks Party OBJ
served, II Is Said.

New York April ia special des-
patch 70 Che Times from Fairbanks.
Alaska, says There is absolutely no
question that tie memhera AZ the Fair
banks expedition reacned the summit
of Nt, Mckinley as they reported on
April 3. The Dag, which they planted
there, can be seen from this place on
clear days IL IS also absolutely GER
tain that Or. Cook never made the as
cent, as he said he did. for most re-
markuhle formation Of mountains would
exist there, according to his description.
and no mention Of such a formation
has been made by the members Of the
Fairbanks expedition The story OF the
successful ascent N OF the most thrill
ing interest. The feat Is plainly be-
You'd the powers Of any but the hard.
lest mountaineers, who are nsed to the
seyerest hardships The men left here
ia the hest Of health strong and clear
skinned and when they returned they
were almost blind and mere wrecks Of
their former selves However, the
American flag floats proudly on the
summit Of Mt Mckinley. the highest
peak on the American continent, aud il
was placed there BY true Alaskans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
FREEDOM FOR CONVICT porT.
aJohn Carter May Be Released Through
Efforts Of Editor Friends.

st. Pasl. April l8 Partly as the re-
suit Of activity in his beaalf on the
part Of the editors Of New York maga-
Zines, vino have accepted his poems, Il
seems likely that the young English-
man known as John Carter ihis true
name 8 nnknownl viii be released from
tbe Minnesota pcnitentiary One Of
the citizens here. VINO Is interested ia
the ease. said after conference with
n member Of the board of pafdons
Thursday that be felt certain chat ae-
ton in favor Of the poets freedom
would Be taken to-day when the board
meets
He Is serving ten years sentence for
stealing s24
Following il an extract from one Of
bis poems
'Bpt tie lamps alight and the clear.
proud song
"Shall reach to the throne q God ere
long.
aThe night must pass and strange
ness daWn
Burst upon Geld and copse ana laWns
For out 81 the warp of shame and
tears
II weave the Joy Of coming years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
HOtchkiss POstp0neS Insur-
ance Inquiry
BUCKLEY STEALS AWAY
Does Not Want to Give Evidence on
Graft Queens Borough Books
Seized by Grand Jury
Sleutha.

New York. April lG-The insurance
investigation which Superintendent vii.
Dam IL Hotehkiss Of The state depart
ment LAS been conducting iu all pfobal
biNty Is af an end AT II o'clock The
time set for the resumption 81 the in.
vestigation. M. Hotchkiss entered on the
records a formal adjournment until next
Friday, and all witnesses under suhpoena
were excused. "ln view Of the resolution
adopted lG tie Senate 1T Albany for an
investigation 81 legislative corruption.
said Mr.. Hotchkiss. and in view Of pend.
ing action hy the assembly to that ef
feet, / lave decided 10 carry my inquiry
no further ! shall turn over all the
records Of the Insurance. investigation te
the legislative committee. which, with
its broader powers, viii Be able to g
much further than ] could
Mr. HotchIsiss said he would adjourn
his inquiry formally from time 20 time
until the legislative investigation began
40 as 70 keep bis own investigation tech.
nically alive ready 10 handle amy situa.
tiou which might develop. Air. Hotoh.
kiss said thai William H. Buckley. for
mer legislative agent Of the Gre insur-
anee companies at Albany, who was the
chief witness during the insurance In
vestigation had gone b Canada, pre-.
sumably 70 escape being called As q
witness in the Legislative investigation
But. the superintendent said Buckley
would have hard time in keeping Of
the stand. Tor II his testimony were re-
garded as sufficiently important tie lifl
81 tie legislative committee could be con
tinued Tor en- indefinite period ready Il
pounce on Buckley az soon 81 be returned
10 the state Buekley's interests in Al
bany are sieh Mr. Hotehkiss thinks
that he would Be obliged to return sooner
81 later
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
81 Lei INVESTIGATION
Government to Ascertain Relation, If
ANY, with Sugar Trust.

Washington. April l6.- Agents Of the
department Il justice and the treasury
are looking into certain features Of the
beet sugar industry IN the West The
object It Is believed. IS to ascertain
what relations. if any. exist between
the promoters OF that industry and the
so-ealled sugar trust. with view to
determining whether such relations re-
suit Ia any violations Of the sherman
ant.rrust law, such rs the fixing of
prices OF combination IN restraint Of
trade. just now the department OF Jus.
tice Is closing an inquiry into the bret
sugar side Of the question at Pueblo.
Col, Operations at three of four other
points are 70 be included IN the scope
of the investigation. The possibility.
it was AMID, at the department yestsf-
day. Is that indictments may follow
Alleged frauds against the revenues at
New York and New Orleans are being
made The subject 81 earefnl Inquiry by
the department Of justice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-16
AMERICANS FLEE.
MODS IN CHINA
Mission Burned and Missionaries
Forced to Seek Safely Aboard a
Steamship.

Hankow, April Isl The situation al
changsoa The capital 81 Human, il most
grave The rioting begun 81 the ma.
tiyes 10 revenge for the action Of Chi
ness officials ii cornerrne and control,
ling the export Of rice eonynues
The governors vaiman II which The
missionai Tres had songht regnKe. was sat
80 Ore Is the rioters ana destroyed
The missionaries and other foreigners
aed and were taken aboard g merchant
steamer in the harbor.
lae British consulate and custom Of
fees have been abandoned
Two more British gunboats are hurry.
ing 70 the scene
No fatalities are reported. The prop
arty known to have been destroyed
are the buildings Of the Wesleyan China
Inland mission. 81 the Methodist China
Inland mission, and VI the Norwegian
mission
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Amerlcan - standing
A wonderful Feat.

Nagara Fails n ~ April l0Bv
gcessIully executing serles 81 re-
markahlE daring swimming dashes
Everett Mason 4 Yaung man Of this
city yasterday sneeseded il, reaching
the faHhest mid-ssreans point n nj.
agara river ever attained by human
being except IN case Of suicide Of aeci-
dent
seow. which recently drifted down
tbe river and became caught in q
group 81 rocks between Goat river and
tie American snore. about 80 feet from
the shore and about $50 feet from tile
falls where the current is swiftest,
was his objective point.
He reaehed 10, after going under once
and planted on the scow an American
flag Mason first waded and swan to
ship island, thence to Brig island and
chen to the scow, returning safely