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rriTsnouo. Chatham coiMw x c.MiriiSDAV, skpthmiwu i:.,i808 no.:;.
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The impress of Austria Killed in Geneva, Switz
erland, by an Italian Anarchist.
IlfflllllWISISItlSlIllS!!!.
The President App)ints a Commlttpn of Investigation to Examine Into
the Conduct of the Commissary, Quartermaster and Medical
Bureaus of the War Department. $32,000 Gold Nugget.
As eej;,l from Geneva. Switzerland,
of Soplt -ruber I'', says: The 1 !ui press of
Austria was :is:-.n ..-mated this afternoon.
It appears 1 hut 1 lor Majesty was walk
ing from lu r hotel to the lauding
jiluco of tlio itcamur nt nbout 1 o'clock,
when an Italian anarch ist named Luc-
"lion i, who xx ho xvus boi n iu ! 'm is, of
.liuliaii parents, suddenly approached
ami stubbed her to the heart. The Ein-
iro:s fell, gnt up again and was carried
to tlio steamer, a conscious. The boat
started, Imi seeing tlio Empress bad
mot recovered consciousness, tlio cap
tniu returned uud the Empress was cur
ried tn tlio Hutol Peaurivugo, whero
tdio expired.
Another account of the assassination
of Win Empress of Austria, nays: "Af
ter having been :-talihoil from behind,
the Empress inn iukI walked on board
the steamer, whero sho fell, fainting.
Tlio captain did .iot wish to put oil from
tho ij'ia.v, but d:d so at the renin's of
the Empress i;ud hor suito, thoro being
no appi iih'Misloii thut shn wusseriously
hurt. 'I ho steamer was turned buck be
fore leeching tho open lake, nml tlio
V.nipiess, uncom-cmus, was carrieil to
tlio lintel on a t tretehcr. After striking
the blow tlio iissassu rau along the
lue iles Alps, with tlio evident tnteu
lion of cult-ring tho Sqnaro des A I pes
but before reaching it he was seized by'
two cabmen, who had witnessed tli"
crime. I hey minded Inniover ton boat
man, nud a giunl.iim,', who conveyed
liim to tlio pohcu station. The primmer
inailo no resistance. He ovou sang
imbis walked along, nivin: 'I li'l
St,' a:i l 'nil.) must be dead." At
the i ol ico :it:r inn tie declared thnt
lie win a 'Hiiiviug anarchist with
tin lii.tiivl for the poor, but ouly for
the rich. ' Later, heu taken to the
court lioinn and interrogated by the
uiagiatiaie, iu the presence of three
mom I 'crs oi i he local govern men t uml
the police I'lliciii!:', ho pietpinleil uot to
);uov I'lcuch uuil rcfuseil to answer
qiit'stio!!.!. i .o police, on foaichinn
liim, 1'ihhkI o il icuinmit pIiowhiu his
iiamo to bo Lui Laochini, born in
I'aiiii in is.',':!, in Italiau noblicr. Me
will Lu tricl ui-coiiiiii to the can
ton in v. iii.-!i tiio crime was couiiniltiu),
vhit'li forinil iMpilal pi'.iiishiiiont ami
make life imprisonment t ic must so
veto penalty that can bo imposed. The
l'resiilcnt. i f !-;wu,ei himl ainl other
moml'i is of the novoruineiit wero Btiin
lieil wilii liurrnr uml KT'cf when the
uowm rcM'iicil t he palace that tho Inu
luess, ho beluveil by all I iuropcaus,
hail fallen u victim to au u-smsm with
in the biii-.L-rs of thoir country.
The I'eileial nulhorities htnl been ill
forme I i f the visit of the Kmpross, uu-.l
they lioti'icil '.ho (iovernois of tlio Clin
tons the Liopies." cxpectcil to visit, in
utriicMiij,' them to take special police
uicaMiit'S f.,- her couifort and safety,
if it appealed necessary. They wore
not inform". 1 if llir Miiiesty's in ten -tiou
to i-it i leueva, uor wero tho of
lieiuls aivai o i t her presence, as she
was travi li'i;; i'lcomto. Tlio police
aio not l.h.ii.o l, though tho oircuui
fluuees lespeii il.ii! for tlio lii'di of lo
catttii iii aio widely rcgielted.
Al I Switoi Ian ! is profiiM.lly Ktnroit
with iionr.w iiud iinliiiiition. The
papers of nil cities have printed extms
exprc-p..iiij; hoj ror of tho orinin.
I lie Lmi iess of Austria was born
1 lot eiiiher '.' ', !-.:;. !- hensa dsn::h-
tei oi 1 uv "!: ; M't I inn 'if lUivtiria, nn I
was ii n i ii 1 Lra'ieis .lo-oj h. Km-jicro;-
el Aiistiia uml bin;: of llun
ptry. A; ril .!. ';' I. I'liey ! three
cliildn :i tlio i ch IiicIidks t i iMila, who
is m ii : 1 1-- I ! I 'i nice Luitpobl of Ha
Tar in, if. -J A : eii'icku Uudnlp'i. who
mai l id i i ii ' e-. . Mopluiuie of Celinii),
nud wliuM i - m i iijjlv J iissussiuiited
in I1--' nn i ti.e Arclitbicbpsa Mann
Vab iia. u!,i. m.i.-ried the Archduke
J 'ran. Mi'-ir nt Austria Tuscany.
Tho lain , !iii, i -c-i i na i an enthusiastic
horsetto.iiiH'.
t b.n.uia's Oaics.
A Bppci'i! fj :.- Havana pays; Tea
thousand in ':i: ;; its under the com
mand of ii.-;. ti lLiyia Ibulerisues
nn l (iciii inl I in, have sun ondorcd
Jluvnihi Mii.l v, ill attempt to enter the
city 1 1 1 1" ; t j the slay of Aluoi MMU peace
ci'in'ii'.s -dniii'i :-. J'hi'iear.i with them
many itcunri'iili adoes who are sutler
inir wiiii liiincr, Tims far they huvo
remain. d several miles from tho
punish lilies mid have thrcuteuod
no ibMiiwtislrn.iou, but persons in
authority tear huiioub trouble will re
sult if the.v attempt to cuter Havana.
Tho lnhiii'culs, however, tlechtro
that thoir cuiuinj; is with no warlike in
teution. They itiiuk they should bo
allowed to enter peaceahl".
rmpcrnr William's Idea of Peace,
l'.mrercr William, spaaking at a
ban. plot nt Lorta, Westphalia, on tb
(ubjoct of the nuvemuiout labors, laid:
"Peace will never bo better guaranteed
than by the (iermau army thoroughly
cfliciHirt and prepared for war, sections of
wb'cli w e now have the pleasing opportune.'-
i f seeinj: and admiring. God
(Tin.: mi may always he able to cure for
lb). . ld's peiv o with this keen and
veil me served weapon,"
Men and Wnmcn Weepin,? in tlw directs.
Tho news of the ic-sa- siuation of the
Queou of Hungary and Kmpress of
Austria wai received with consterna
tion at Hudaposlh, lluiixnrv. Men and
ttomea were seen wei-pi i;; iu the
stroots. Everywhere nn-uriiiii;: bi-mieis
are displayed. Kmi cror I'ruu. .L.s.miIi
received tho news at Schoeubi unu.
His .Majesty's journey to atteud tho
liiiiuoimes at Zips, Hungary, wa.
ahaudonud.
Till IWISTI'iUliiN CtlM'tirTi!.
Complete I ist nf fh.ise AskcJ t Snrc
Cel. Kan I iiiiniiit Hue nf the Nunihcr.
The Preiddeiit has uivo 1 tho fullou
ini; named eutleuieii, uinoii- othois,
to accept a place on the cin.imme i re
pieste 1 by See; otary Alor t ) l'ivesti
j,'nti) tho conduct of tho w.u : 'lent ial
John M. Sciioiield, tlou. John I!.
tlordon, .en. tiranlieid M. l'od.:e,
I'residcnt l. '. (iilnian, ie:i. t harl-s
F. Maudo.-seu. Ili.'i. Ki.bert T.
Lincoln, lion, tiauiel S, I anient, I'r.
W. W. been and .lames A. S. vton,
The mesa,-!' winch President Mc
Kinloy addipsse I to each of theso fol
lows: "Will y "i lemii r fie cmintiva
s;rent service b.' aeccptniL a iiointnielit
as u member et the committno to exam
ine into the conduct of the commis
iiiy, ipiii'toiinaster nud medical bu
leans of the war dm a Imont dm in;r tin
war, and into the extent, eaiises and
treatment of slelaie--, 'ii the lield and
iu the camps.' It i i my desire that the
full and e.-.acl tru'li s!;uli bo ascii lamed
mid lunde I.Uii'.vn. t ca iin t ton slloiij.'
ly impress upon un my ear ue: t wish
that this coi.nait'teo shall b:; of i ueh
hifih charaeter as will command the
couipletn enntidenee of tho country,
ninl I trust you v,;ll consent In serve,
(ineili Wn.i.ii-i M. !isi.i;v. "
(ieneral .lohu P.. lioidnu has ileclin
ed tosurvo on tin coiiuiiisrioii ; i .pic.sti d
by Secretary A .-c to invest in'.o tho
conduct of I'm, !- aiii .ii- mertcau war,
i v 1 1 1 bu 1 1 a .nn Ins unstable health,
Mulilj':, Inn..- Me-.-ts W.triii Kc.plinn.
A special from ( imiSuriuau nn i that
h'hnhfii Ab.tiiil.in ,i lew- days lit fi ro tho
arrival nf tii. Aiiu'io I'uyptiou entiy
heard thai a fo: ci) oi' white inou i ivu
pied I'astind.i, a tow n on the we-t bank
of tho Whrtn Nile, four hundred miles
south of bh.'i'toinu. I ll,' Nbnl ta im
mediately sent iv.o hleamurs to invei
tiate tho lepni t. I Hicof thei.i returned
ami MiiTondeiod to (ie:i. Kitchener.
1 ho commamli'i of tho steamer
reported that on his arrival at
I'ashoda ho found that liu phico
was occupied by a force !' whites.
1 ho latter I'pi'iicd a iicivy iiie en tln
steamer, which mirrn" dy escaped loi:
iiiiiiihilati.'i!, '.'ici'KH insiii;: manv l.i!i
cd and v. minded. Many buLeis w.-..
embt'ililed 111 liic hil'l i t t!;e
It Heems to be i'f rtaii' t nai t'm wi it.-.
at I'ashtida are a (nice of I'l'iicn li : .
Tho l.ri'iish cei;niiiii!.er wrl s n 1 .
Ilotilla of i.;il'ilionls up tho White -i
to invpstiuate tin) iiM'air. 'i ho .'i! '
i'.V ptt.i'i cii.i'iv has cap',. lied Kie
principal w.i'e oi tho 'viialii'a. Hi.-
ini'th-r of ' '--iiiiiii lum:i ami Shei
Kdd::i. I hey were !o:'ud in exileum
iltistllutioii on the le!t banu of the Nile.
.-sAw.
A Special from V aucoim or. P.. ('. ,
sas: Au -tisliiui advices received hero
on tho sti'iuner aiiow uiu .-.ay an nii
mensu bi'UHii'.toii has i ee.t ere-tte I nl
over Ar.stialia l y tl.o di-iMnny mm
Lake Wynne, of a uold mi,;:jpt weih
iu II") pounds and Valu."! at I (.
1 tic rriiti'inl AilepK'il.
A Special from Madrid says tho Scu
ato has adopto l tho II ispano-American
protocol by a sittin;; mid stnndiUi.' Votu.
I in-iiin in Cnlordiln.
Fusion between tho Democrats, Pop
ulists till. I tho Toller branch of the sil
ver Iiepiiblicaus w as arranged at Colo
rado Springs recently. Aftnr n strui.:.
le lastiuf; oiihi'iirs ln'twoeutho confer
ence committees of the thico parties an
agreement w as re.iclio I iy which the
ollices were apportioned butween tho
parties. Tho Pernod atj received tho
(jovernorsliip.
- ..WIW."
Tho fi()iec.iii!..'iit's Report.
The returns fc- cotton to the statisti
cian of tho Department of Agriculture
initicates nn average condition of ;s. s
on Septemln'r !. iisc.impnrcd within.;.'
oa AiiKiist l-l, a decliuo of 11 poin'j
during the month.
Joseph Chimbcrlaln in New York.
Right Hon. Jos. Chamberlain, Sec
retary of State for the British oolociea,
aud Birmingliaru's representative iu
Parliament, arrived iu Xew York re
oeutly on the White Star liner Majestic
He was acoompaniod by his wife and
Miss Chamberlain.
A cablegram from ( ieneral 1'rooke, at
Porto Kioo, to the War Department in
dicates that while tho charge that
American tioi.ps are lift receiving
proper medical attention is unfounded,
there ie an increase of sickness.
ARMV AND IUYY DOINGS.
Die Mevcmenls nf Our Army anl Navy
Rreiflv Told.
Members of the Third Alabama'neni o)
enotfd iu a riot at Annistou, Ala.,
recently, which came near having tor
ious results. A member of the rei
men t w as arrested by the police for
disorderly cunduct and lodged in jail.
Members" of tho Third Teuneasoe und
. Ce. ti I Arkne.Mis assisted in upholding
die law. At ni;ht nearly .ion of the
I bird Alabama Mipped out of camp and
went to town with tho intuiition of
liberating their comrade. At the prison
they who met by the provost piiard.
I'hey then gathered at another point
heio there weto white soldiers nud
fit i. tens, here a riot was noon in pro
gress and a doeu or more pistol shola
iM ie lired. 'Two nofji'o soldiers and n
iiic.iibor of tho Second Arkansas wero
shot. 1 ho w hite ollloors finally formed
the iii'oiii soldiers in lino aud inarched
them back to camp. The wounds wore
slicht.
Tho transport Mississippi reached
New York recently from Ponce with
ii:;.' moniO civilians and 1P4 horses.the
soldiers heloning to Troops A and C,
New York Cavalry; First City Troop,
of Philadelphia; Sheridsn Troops, of
I'vrone, l'a. ; the Governor's Troops, of
Ilarrisburg, uud Battery A, PonnGyl
vuniu Voluutcor Artillery.
The Presidont has made the follow ing
lomotions for distingushod ser
vices at Snntiiitfo: To be major-generals
of volunteers, Urigadior lienor!
Wm. Ludlow aud Jirigadior (leuerul S.
S. Sumuer; to be brigadier generals.
Colonel Hichard E. Com! a. Fifth In
fantry, and Lieutonant Colonel Joseph
T. Haskell, Seventeeth Infantry.
Major (ieneral John I!. Piocke, tl.o
Americau commander, has arrive I
safoly ut llio I'iodrus, suburb of San
luim, Poilo liico. Colonel Pino, the
local Spanish commander at llio i'ie
dins, rode to the outskirts of the town
an I greeted General I'.rooko, in bohalf
of Captaiu General Macias.
It is tlio purpose of War Department
io establish a rendezvous for troops in
tbo vicinity of Honolulu very soon.
1 'in' of tho purposos of tioneral Mor
rinm'd trip to Hawaii was to ascertain
.I s.iituhii) cnuipiuK grounds could be
obtained, and tho Wur Department ex
pecis to li ivo a report from him within
a short time.
( uo ro.-uh of tlio war will bo the e-i
tabliHhine.it of a permanent fleet nf
ai my transport vessels on the Atlautio
and on the Pacilld. To tins end, mid
for the purpose of ndmiuisteriug the
iill'airs of this new branch of military
sci vice, a transportation bureau of tho
ijtiiii'teriunster's department will be es
tablished. I ho Pniled States transr ort ibdam,
having on hoard Mnjor General Nelson
. Miles and his stulV; Major Green
leaf, ( apiaiti Whitney, '.ho Second
.'n'imont of thirty otticers aud xni
men, mid the hospital cups, from
; o: tn liico, arrived at No.v York re
cently. Mirceon Generiil Steinberg has re
I'.'Ut'd a dispatch from th 3 chief B'lr
.coi! at Ponce, Porto lilco, nuyitig iltnt
that there wero four cases of yellow
lover and one death amont, the troops
there. This is the lirst repm I of yellow
ft'MT among tho troops in I orto Kico.
Camp WikotV is now u camp of rojii
lars, o.nisl horse and t, muji loot. Tho
last of the vo!untcer.i, save tho Hough
liidurs and tho sick, have left for thoir
homes, i .leven hundred reel nits for
iho rcguair infantry have arrived from
:-oiithoru posts.
Tho gun boat Wasp, Captain Win d,
sailed from San. I nan, Porto liico, for
harleston, S. C. , recently with ('apt.
W. M. Poller, KiiHign lilackley and
'adet Nelson, of tho Now Orleans.
Lieutenant Commander Dey is left iu
command of the Now Grleaus.
General Lawtou's bulletin from San
lingo on Sept. !', reports tho death of
Dr. K. S. Tynor, acting assistant sur
geon, from yellow lever. Also two
other deaths. " Total sick is P.'O; total
iever, .'Ho; total new cases fever, :is;
total returned to duty, 71.
Tho Eighth Ohio Hegiiuent, known
is tho "President's Own," rem bed
'ineinni'.ti recently in three sections.
When the train arrived tho Hcgimoiil
had two hundred und thirty sick, but
uoiie in a so iouecouditiou.
Tho steamship City of Homo has
been chartered by Captaiu Kulate, of
the Spanish navy, to transport bm
-paiiLh ollii'i'is and t , :j m men.
The Navy Department has detiintely
Ictei mined to send the battloships Iowa
mid iii-on around luto tho PaeUlo, for
sta'iou in lluwaiiau waters.
I no steamship Pumuun arrived at
Poll Mouroo recently from Porto liico,
bringing .,.".i soldiers bslongingto Mas
s.iclnisi'tts, Iowa, Pennsylvania aud
I Minois regiments. Thirty of the men
wi re sick.
It is said a. the War Department that
the in, ops which will bo nsed to garri
.oii Cuba pending the establishment of
i-o'iie permanent government thoro,
w id bo principally regulars. The reg
iments, however, have not yet been
selected.
Governor Tauuer, of Illinois, has se
lected Miss Daisy Leiter, daughter of
Levi ',. Leiter, of Chicago, to christen
the battleship Illinois, which will be
launched at Newport Xews the lattor
part of this mouth,
Tho I'uited Stats transport, Seneca,
arrived at Sau JuiiuSopt.il with Ad
miial Sc!ilev and ( ieu. ( tordon of the
Porlo Kico military commission. She
then proceeded to Ponce, with JI,ik',
coo for tbo troops.
Lieuteuunt Guy Morgau, of iho
Twenty-second Kansas, who was tried
by general court martial mi u charge oi
desecrating the graves of Confederate
soldiors iu tlio South, has boen a?
iU:tted.
I-ivc hundred Hebrew families from
various cities aro ready to emark as set
tlers ie I Yrtn Kico.
Secretary Alger tins announced that
l.o inteu.'s to make a toui of the various
c.iiif.is ai. which largo bodies oi men
mo i.ow stationed with a view to ascer
taining for himself tlio exact coudition
of affairs.
General Shatter is having great li fli
cuiiy with desertions among the regu
lars iu camp. Over three hundred
have 1.0110 from the srmy since it hi
leturnt'd from Santiago.
I be Si nub Ii truusport Sail u-li. ni
. mined Satitander, Spain, fui:.i
?'it'ii,: do Cuba. I I ere weie ''j
deuiLs on boatd of her during the voyage.
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1 ' MjfeQa
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a n- v.ivu. a n its i'I nisiiment
I'r. Philips, w'l-.os.. rteiignlzed partner
1 'riii ii became, had I Mown him from the j I m nl only remind you of the necessity
h'i'.r oS Ii:;. I Irth. iiinl on this account, I t keep y.'ur hciil'h'nnd strength."
nil ' !" c;:iim.. t o, n' the deep friendship et me slay with hlio," she replied,
i-iitei t line I lor hi - fn'lier, he took more i with i.n elTort to cnmptnmlso, "and I
than u na iuier...-.' in him. 1'omisn tn be dnello in nil elsj. Ah, I
"I waip tn n'e in ynu the worthy sue- j s e Hertle. He h is heard."
cesser of my old frli nl,"ho said one ; Yes. bertie had heard; and Hertle, as
day. "Ymi can wotk out nn honorable j n-na!. emild not hide his fooling as he
career, an I y u should. You owe iliawi Margin et messages nf sympathy
ii"i only 'n his men ory buta'snto that ' from the friemD who-e liearis were
t'.i ar, sw, ei wife of ymirs. Let her he iic.i r n,..re truiy lo is than in thi- hour
your itii-pir.i'ion. f piomisel your fa'ln r of lo r tuc.it. l-i.
wln n h wax ii'-ing thai I wi.u'.d net t It I
part "I I tliemi to I.-". I don't bell.v.. 11 U'l Kit V Ml I.
I i..,i : that itn'i o .'ft- t'wi'ly Uiiti ly '"!!- sinnow nr. .hi
h. -h hu y.'i'.'' I Two .lays pn-i-ed and no clui'in came.
' j ,' n'.d icf'.-i'.n. Poet nr. In all Hint , i h" sun !a warm and bri:;li! on the
I - ten- 'or i:e. I - Margaret as the lawn niits d". Th liitd- .ihj their
JT li.p'.ili;' lii-'i:ve. 'J hU 1 I-'- cuts a'iy . - i ; 1 1 - - s-.-.c-t run,'. Th- breath nf tlowers
le.-fi..,; of e.i ii i my p.;r., eiol I inn ; i ei . uie'd Ui siiinnier air, and the im-
whliiijr thi! ; he li-.'l' have Ui w-p. i-ipni! hat tie i w-cn u f- an I 'ient h st Iii
d s 'i'.e I en -iii, l ;r, iie erthe.t s-, n.y v. m; on .n Hi" .l ir..i iie. io nn.
v. ii.ii: ii.:l- Ihsp rather rhdcfuliy. ' ; bert e s-n.e'bi t.- int up to relieve
;.il-i"i nud ill., ii .us.-, on' Miil''a:e'.
"ir. I'tfi;; .mv- 1 lii'Vii dc n s.v.et g i e w ay in u ni".
v.'lt'e. V h.i iio 'oi; ifiink i f tn.U. Mar- "!' U nnly the beg uniiii," si,., sai l,
,,;.iev' ' I'll nti-nc to V. i;s cxpo-lnliitioiis.
"Thr he i a man clven in over- ' ' "l;.v '""'. , Af'"f awhile J will
pinis. ." repii-. I laigaret, glancing up Hl" I'- , '"'';.
lion, the oMii s :. was embrnidering. ' "I ' ,,i;v ' 1,1 " w''i,l.v
"A v. iv ui." man. thmih," she added. v-;i:"" "" '';"i.' m.;.i;.- wmild
t'irnii'g tn her '.'or'.; mice more. ' Sn s'.iiud i;n wn1.
i. oed in tci' an I so t.ooj to voti." , bhc onl li r . ire t he n:v-
' He was e sicliitg l.nlPn'd her chair, "' " a .leliimm w., ; Lmngiit t.'o
und he: t his hei. 1 to look into hor eve-. I i ' 1 " 1 '"(:' '"' uvidly beb.re h-r.
Ncrvo ,,.. under su h eto" contact she : sh- eonid i-f ,s , n to the .dirpient
s'il". d tip, an I mad. a met use of nr- l'I'M ling-' l"i' l"M' hi snch w.-ak tint
ranging s m- bo,.:;s npnu'a small table. IcImmi sen!..; , 1,01 hear In r i.wn r.-
'I lie -'h with wiiicli his eve iollowed I'1'" r ml. ly. I'll I. P peiled by hi .
her a ,'.a Uei.e.l In h.r henrt unme I win i? i
of r 'inor.-c f. r what, she felt oblige 1 to
ii.iili"'-, wit en ttnr. a-n'inlde betrayal
of iil-ht;t:i.r r.
"Cor;." back to your .-hair, Margaret.
Yo:l e il b very ' ruel M'nii'tillies.'
"Il.'ve y u any light in blame me.
l;, i o .
glanee.-ifli':. face mado her regret
i. '.,-.( ' I he i.d it ni.-s. ,1 nor
It, but b ei'o:.' she i . tbd recall it h
I,.: I !.-" l':e room, with th- words dos.
life I ' . ivtu'nJier heart through many
long. Life- ..;.,
'No, Maig.-.r-;. Sn light at nil. I
I I "' V" '.!! I" '' is I n. for me. " : il ell. ''
A' few ni'liul-'s '-'.or sh hcerl Lie 'I ho hours i',i-.. el slmvl v The - jlen-e
so 'lei " U S hor ' hoofs nil th" ilnve '. was lllibroi. exei'pt by the liuilllllitt.; oi
oli'oiiie. 1; .'.- in., late tiovv. She the I .... s I el ' si e : !l window. In;' i Veil
t;,uG w.i't nn i: his r- urn. Then -h '. Itriau'n . . ;'-i'. rug- were s'ibt il f..r
Wolle! 'e '. I, ini ho'.V sol'I'V she WC.s. til- llnio I ice ie Ill ll f i I: 'lie I , .1 1' g.l : e; ' s
She v ..i .. i-l why th" inomi iils na.' ie nvl sh fe t lie. eye- up.-n her
ih .ii:;;- I o M.'.'ivily, s arcely an I r : !.n'", bet the;.' ".a - im int liigeit .. in
had pa-.-ed sin-e i i-iiin ha I ieu he,- it th-ui. md r ih . u. i -s of delirium
j iiUe liiiee. Th. sound nf ' After a linl.. whi.e In' l.e;nu nn-e re
so. i;e iii.-nr!.. .nee down sn'rsc.im" io in give . xpr --inu l - Id le.ie -! '.in
her c.ir i. V. ith a nervous stall she ties.
ll.-nei. d a ,e n-iy. 1 here v H I.n mis-; It was aHvav M:i'--a '. nn I tli" shad
tai.ii:; I lie I nni"d ('ols'es and M'b- ,ev be!vv-e:i them, .''.inn.' iret r.'pimieiii.ig
ib;.'d vo c ... S'Hi i'tii.ng uiinsiial hn ! or repu! -ing h' m. or M-irgaret, helpful
InipP' io'd. j and en. on: a ;iug.
With n niiid liih'd wi'h terrible dread, Ami Merge et . -uM onlv ill and
iil'd a hc:i !- i'-eiing in aiiniist su!tea- listen; tlin-igh ' h n iiis . halp cry rang
tion. ; !i lie,-. d..v.u lhe:es, along the liiioiigh tii-sd m f t he ron ii. " Mai -
hall, ai d intn the libraiy, and then 'garet. 1 ie.'i't s.-ey.ei; where me yon,
N.. ! to ii-k l'.e m.- tler r.nw. Dnrii g Maignr.'1 sh pine I h r li.oi i be-id-
a e n l, in v.hi. h she seemed to die a j Lim, mid c. c-were i in !nvv, wr. I. he i ac
hni! ire I 1 1 1 ( . she iix'.iln the white , ecin
fn e an i - til! form iip-n th- sofa, nud i "Here. I ram; . o i .- e y.i i. I n t
tiien, w'.iii. n; even a cry. but with an 'vol fee! m li.iei- 'i'hey IT' Ii .'din ;
e;.j r '.-e-o,i tliat lixe l it-elf Indclih'y ' yo'irs.''
upon th' minds of those v ho saw if, i I'll Ifl' V : "'.rat., tea' diiii
silo Uoelt b. side tliis remnant nf the 1 bre ill .' 'ornne s. eiei t -he tim i;ht -.
bfe ; ;i I .-'I', ng'h o. nn hour be'ore, an I, ! l'"it t-". The h".v y frii" I to,,.
taiiii , ; ii-'cnld hnmls 1, ! vv en her own. I her face
mi. .'lied and pros -el them in h-r etr,,, ; "Han s' Who sa'd Ie. !. !-.' nh, yes.
tnli .io; be k their lost warmth, pn-r ' rein..u;i. r n w. Vi -iu I it. Margaret,
hand--' i: liiilc vvliil- agosh- ha I shrink ' !'":i't you l.n. w y, n -a-i iv ,r h, n j
tro .. 'h-n conlio'i, ao i now they wove. II 1 v... ;;d be iu mine. p.i y.iu tii.nk nf
) i,Wl-i e s, too helpless .i lespnli.l eV. n ; i'l ' High' ' Atld I - all. I S'lld --
to I., r t'-ec ,; v "t 'she v.-nuhl still hoid ! !i it d d I -S'i.v
them, ; n I, perhaps, nl'tera !iin"h' neght
fe, I. Hie v. o dd lay h r In nr! on hi .
he vv-.-'d h-'nr its beating and might
U i-;l';'l. She wcll.d
" i a i ga re;. "
s;',. Ii ,rd I "; nanie n peat" I r-oftlv;
she Id' a 'e iol" t 'II h t.p i, her shold
ib r, a ' i a s lung ha-d p.l'tit g I i r (mm
h.r . ro e'l-ii.g i o-! hei. a .,,1 she raU.-d :
Ion- face. 1 a-gn'd nn i drawn vv.th miI
fei ng, to in. c I'r. i hiii, s' syn.patheti
ginnc". ' D- n't g!e way," he said kindly, see-
ing i lie i;uestioii in her eyes. "We must
get him to his mom, and meanwhile w
Inav hnne that things are not sn bad as
thev ee. Ill "
"I'. o:- idiiid," In murmured nft-T h"
h id I' I, h-r; "and pnnr l'.ri. n. I little
llini giil, wli.-n I saw him sn 1! ai d
stri i:g y. sierday, that to-day he would
I o so near d"".th. A sad ending to hi
yonn ; en r er. i vv moiueins' he sald.wl'li ipu-t an-
While Margaret sat by Prian's lu d, thority. " I he weather is pleasant.
trying in the pain and remorse which 'I homas will take care of bri-in."
Iliied he, h- n I t" ' vei'thuviiig to imii" Wjtlia snrt of Me, h a nica 1 obedience
tin nn :t nl ti-' few atti'litinlis she c.inld i she foil. .wed him tn the hmad p;aa.
lav ish uj i :i him. a tlmught eamo tn her ! v, her- th- pine air wunn run and odor
bk" a ray n" I i p". !i,J sweet How er- scenic, I d-ubiy grate-
"I c id ask hhn tn prune, she 'aid! fid a'ter the cio- alnesi'iee of the
nn-. i' her bieith. "1 wiM ask lorn In sii'i; r.'nin.
c .',". Did v"'i call me. Miiiin '' She. lie wa - siloet for sum- "lids Ex I
bent mil' liin bed and in;i'il mutely .!, ut ly he found i: diiM, ;'t 'o li his
up 't tl; lint innb" s fa-e. No, llrian j tlcugh's in suite bp. la i -u : . .
I,:-.! li'd cii'lcl. ni'd vvith a hcaribrnken j Mie saw end iiinh'is' "'I !i s l.esitn-.-gii
she I ui in' I nvva.v toxvrde the tele- ; limi.
gii'ii th r;i w.i- t- ted Wiison of, "I know wh't y.ei v.o .1 I ni.v," she
JilMl'i'" dnugei'. t 1 r ke in. enxerin; her bi.-e w".h lief
An! t hree hours ln'er Wil-ot! cr.nie. . loin Is. "I knn.v so veil, bm hnv"
Wet; might Margaret tny, as her hand ! Io urd brain. Vmi iiii h r-' and. And
jes'.cd in his svinpa'hetie clasp: ;un must read- i;..w w i.-,; a hard, un-
"I felt so sure tha' you would come. I, n I, umlulilu! wi'e I Im en.
Your pres. ti.o gives me stietigth nml' V.hatn----"
Ion-. I feel thnt h will be ssto In ; "Hus!i, e intorraii'.'d. i: -a -lmiue.
yn ir hands.'' i..i e "I ? . s i . i n-t ali i v even y. ur lip.s
"As si" us these hands i an n ake :n sr.- such tiul.ln I words ;.l ei' vour
l.b'i, Mr-. Leigh. IT-i's... tin I, your ;s,. f .1 i,, y aie in.; de-cn i'd. en lay
colli, donee v, ill to' b m!t-p!a"e'i. ' i ton much slie s i.p ui wleil I;- 'ays.
I' !;:rgar't iieiself scareeiy reali. e.l the ; forgetting t. at i 's or,!;, the raxing of
pvt. nl nf this i n illdenee until she ha I : ... Pr.u i.. in:,. 1 ..e me his e . n
taken Wil.ou to 1 rian s room, and : Ihlant and I I."1 t' 1 r. judge.
xmi ,! e. w i'.h a -urpctise that il'i.niint d "bm iiuan t ' " . ;.. answered,
tn mi'll.V th" npitlinll Which she felt re-sing Ii, i '-,.;. I.,L ;' .; oi
xvoul 1 mcitu so t"uci. 1 i ett not kite" ' - hi 'red h-: :ngs
She watched his face anxiously, but j the mnlin. ' mi
II icvefilcd little, and ouly by n siifi le ( meaning sn mil. ' -i .; i
i;li.,'iil did sh- und rsfiiiid tli -it he i 1'ieii,. but I do. I . i IIM ;, ,
t : -i '. i ii li dan's st.it,i nins! eritienl. i I. .re lee, and tue last ', ,
''Tin l!-' iasi gleam of hope living i'i,v I spio.c unkiu Ily. .-, , .
ff.-:i h.r hcait, fhe fnllntt'.-d liim tl'nin forget it licxet'. I Hint t Lit ' ' I n
ti ro mi. , linn. I intended to tell him I was s. i
"'llie truth," she pleaded, pressing J bad no chance. They brought Mm
Iot hand to her ejes. " J he whole
tMit'.i. Ah! you hesitate. That Ie mm "
- ii'.'l still lean bnir the truth best. '
l our ehdd. " he uiwweiV'l. "uii nai-t
;nt giie way to thia 'lespulr. Yet,
since on ufh nio fn the truth, J will
lioi (I :ve you. p.rinu's comllii 'ii is
ii est p: iirieu-i. The odds lire all
(.gainst him. fie bus Put one bare
chance "
"lie has or." chance," t-lio repeated,
Hatching nl this st awof hope. " J h'-li,
Doctor, we will h.ific I :i .' I. o.t of that
o. e chance. ifo itnnot light, for h m-
elf; iv,. ,..nvt i!,i f.,r him.''
"We v.ll light f r him,' wcii .VlUon't
r. ply. " Yi ur eo'.Tago und I ravsry nmst
win en. I I fliutl excrcP-e nil in v skill
met nil my experieiic" tor him. I shall
lv. - jr i i ii ; mi il in' e! v for a i rofessional
nurd", mid s nee we me In work together
un-ii'iiuing lips.
i. for ih - p"W. r tn tivo It
n 4n in . " she ii ied iii the anguish nt Inr
I'e'i t. "ni, inr nun moment nf i oti-.-cioit
r,ess in whicii he might luider-i-tand."
I'!'i' -Icep induced l.v b-t Illy weariness
wi.-i .Jeep end I'-ng, nil I it wa- unite la'
' ,l:1' i'n,iiig di n Margaret reach-
" I Ih i.-.n' .r o n.
W il- on it
slide.
"lie hp-
llo'illg .il-
her wi'h .".-i "ir'iuiragiir:
c ;i cry ipie l
he said.
yes I
I hour'
ipn" I "I, ;i,
a s.; :ti ii i
mall
ili
.if,
a v. .
an i I' n'. i
s- -on is
I -I 'd a :a :;
I. , l'!'o - le '.
. .-ymp.vli.
gib ' !.:p.'r
A I
I-'IO e . lid ',! l, i "i
i" v.-.is i ;;nt .; h ; .
n I crl.i: ; upn.'j M.-f
' I he;..
n ! in an a gu ''
tie r i pre s i . , -h.
i tl- , ilioW be id- Il
' I can t I" ar V . I .
i "'.dd fl d 11
. i he,- fa.
;'t I" er v.'
r .si. pa-sinn. ro'v.
' I- ar it. ' i eat- I tin- : ei
Itear it All. Ii"; I c.r'l I
, contempt. Y-u are- s- hard:
hurl
up -li me r i!i in r-pin. -li you.
N ri-ht at ai'.'' Per h ad sun!;
,e.V'l'. Sh- C"'.!l lilld I. ii a'! w-r tn
tac-e l itter i.oiiip'adiin.-.'V
,.,
Mil
-d
si
! uddeli y she fop a hand upon her
n I'd-r. and raiin .' her mi-era Pie fa,
.. s,ny Wil-ou siaiid ng ov- r her.
' W Ml v.ci i' im' mil in tio air for a
back so. Nov? h cannot know; hn can-
not understand tiiut 1 "".ui'l suntr any
pain for u mm iclil nf eoiisidceiOfSs to
t.'U til in 1 am sorry. God will uot tif.'d
me even that - not even that."
"Why will you think nf all these
i. l i r.li " I It im'
lolllllLll to be it little Ulliri'.ld eniiit 1 i ' J
Then look at th" other nine uPo.
What y ei have done tor Brian. We
inn.d not levv.d! the past, Int go on
l r.iv. !- to lie i t the t'ut'ire, pn.niiiig
o:n- hei til ey.- to do I, -iter and bel
ter You .'..nil' t" go In now?''
.. , .,"i'i, I te-d nr. iiger, and I
in. n . y''i."
Th diiys p is e I, l .-'org ng but H'tt"
I creep! ii.'e e a'i,;c in l imn'- con I.
tii.t. Pi. I the erl if. c.i'i: i (it 1'isi.
t.r ei iiily li;" f." er s,,.-!.; ilsclf, mil
the tiic I !!' c, ..iiii. I witli i;n bm;
ft:' ;i g. , .-:'.:!. into n i-t'ipor ) d alli-Id-.e
o'dy th- Inint Ie art bents
l-iel llill' I t- IVII . i :.l there.
Mlitut 1-new ! ha' lie vvou'd cither
vvnlj, ii vvih ;i . ';e. v le.-.-.. of iile - pass
In -1 'Int d-i pev si.;, tlui knows in
va-iiig on lliis s'd.' of eternity. She
'va'ch nn ! waited, nn l prayed Inr the
loiu hoii"s to i a.-.
The shadows n' ninht. which seem"d
to hiiv Ic d l e iti'giiisti of years, gave
p ...... e to tli- lig'it oi" d'lwn. I In' lines
i f b'ui' vv d-.-per und deeper in tho
tii 't. iho :le of Hit- rising . nn reti"t
upon the I r w of ih" hiils, and the dis
tant i low ng of a cock, welcoming the
open ng day. came like a clarion nolo
through the ii Icnce.
It r-a hel I rian's oar. lie turned
linens. ly. .Margin'"' was on her kit is
in ii i c iiu.1, a feeling half j".v, half f"a"
cluichii.g at her b.-irt. Sho I cut le-r
la e ,-!., ,. to h;-.
P. riot . he real: i , !: r presence, for
he tun . ga n an I n mi in' I s-ghtlv.
I!is ,.. i, in; eiind wa i s.'rugghng for
i n i pr. iieesion, his cyeiiil- ti.ving to
tli o-.v , -V ii; heaviness, that h"id them
.'.....,, '. ! II....' i,,i sli-tltiv
fell vv i. r. Mid their sl.OV '.'.'ande: il.g !
; if- ' S tpnn Margaiei ' i fa c. a ta-e
ivi,:;.' iit-i .i'r.-ttii tTniii 'i-ig and niixio'is
wa'. h i.- Lip r veal ng a st ay of h.-.e.
'I' i , . , . vv iv nn! ..low to i e id.
' Tli " ', lioi, ' mi i fir: i.f... i llria. i. w til
,-n , .... io ir. er. n;. e !i s ic'eii-e wca ;-
I . ' y';i c.'l'et. V'.'l I'"." il. e at
', Oi a i ry of p.i-s;onate ,oy she buried !
he- ; e upon his bre. ist
""Ii, I'.rian, i n miicir sn much that I i
co. i d , if livo w thicit yon." '
Ih.i'.k tiol," li" mi id again, in a
vo -e carcely noun u whisper, yei
v . i '."ir.: witl'i s'adi inexpressible hiippi
ii. - that it I'c.i-hed Wil on, as he sin!"
.-:l- n:i.v from t c iuopi,
" "hi i I ' ... i. f , ii 1 1 1 . 1 v . . 1 1 r i r i ; e i , 1 a ee ii t hist.
m dailiiig. my wife. . urtrii" resting i
place. It is a weak delen- now."
"li is n.y i h .sen res; an I suppnr;,'' j
-he umiweii.il, wit!) brl'mnthg eyes, .
c it 'hiig and holding in it.- place the
-.veal, n-in tim! had tried to clasp her so
, 'nviiigly. "It i vv vik now, but it will j
!--tr..;:: so ei. L i ui" b an upon its
si i en gili n i ways. Let me have your ;
!o in I, a- yo i hnve inine. luliy iiiol.ei- j
tir.'iy. ('li, if ;. on could know hot I I
ui ii 1. 1 ,!! von' tin-, a- I sat by y.ui
dir ; ng 1 ii'-.-!, ii ii s when v-n could lot i
under !:oi !; h c n'leti I laid my heart j
upon v .".i s ii-pii g yon mi.hi hear IS j
aliltg. Ml I imivbe l-rillze th:l' it wa ',
lull n' h'V to "oil' Vi.uilil Hot l.llo'.'.'
i. bu v u kn.iw tio.v. ini. 1 - yen n ay ;
!,; s veil'!' w ife." j
l'.':an c .ipd l-d spenli. but his.ef-i
!'!bd wn!i snnie'hiiig strangely liii"
;. nr., as : lie hei I In r b ving, blie-'iiii"
':. for th- i t;g, ten ler Piss he h ft
..poll her lips.
Neither s; "li" ng .in . V. ith hi: hand
in .''i.'ilgal'et's, lir.llll was oi'il.'ll! to lie i
stid ui.ti! ovcre.iiii,' i y i.''',d iiess h" j
i i m; i i i set f. '
lie Future I iill.nl Mali -.
"TilO poplll.lt 'nil "f 111" I'tiited ;
St :t t os iv i',1 inclin e fnt iii.iny yeurs
yei, but never ;ig;ii:i iu si grctt ;i
r.itin ,is diiring tli- last ceiiiut ," j
s:ud Pr d. IJnwar.l W. Sliuw. nnvv ;U
tii- Smit lid ti. " I'lils I-. inn i i v can
sllpp.ii 1 ft p ! ilbll iull 'f .'ilin.noil.linii
mil -!i 1 1 1 1 r I'Usily than FiMiiee cm
siiiipnil b-r pi.imii.iu'ii, but nf'-r vv- I
. tnih'll Hie liDtiiired intllifiii lUme rir
im !' Use will ! i' sh'W. It i client) '
it.ei:
, ;iiid lii-'li v, ,i.
tlmt lew at-
truet it'liniglM! ''ill. I o'.v-priced hu d
v.ii! "neii iii.:iii;.",ir and with it win.
i;o lligli w;ig. s. ib'.o i ; I he vvis i.eii i f
' ; lt"s,e!l. '1 !.oi, ilist-ad ol g n i
stanl s r.'i III i.f Itoliii'-c 'he! s ieiigj
ini i . nii i i-a. ;i 1 1 1' .siile;-.!i!o st ; i ,i':i j
vvd! p.'iiir mi: to :.rd- t! fe;i ih- j
himb. ..f Mi'ttll Aiifi-ica uud iur b"fii !
Atl'ie.i. Pitch' '-.nn v i. piob liiiy le-.
-in I ho I we ii ! i-l ! c n! ii ry Willi so,.,
l o '.OOll p!,-. be i i! ,! vv !i if be
e! es ! W !! Il ,! 'I i'lf foes" "! .!o. I 'I'."''.!. I
I", t ba' t due t ! e l"'.:;mi:ii r of I ii" j
'We'll V-'ils' relit Hi V We X ' I be II i
li lu g' lie ,;:s i eif'le. There will h
l:o 'i'11-cr 1 risji-Americans and Ger
tiieii Auicri-ans, but cveryliin'y vxbl
'n Atii' i'icari j.uvc and simple. Tlnj
tuii'iv strciims th:' nr- now flowing
bit lierv. ar I trmii ;t!l puis. if lairnpe
will have amalgamate I, and the re.
suit vxiil h' i'ii" nf i be best l..'ihinecd
Mild most iitl eih et Hill peoples til"
xx .r'nl hnscw! kti'ixxn." ' ihd c-1 lem
i'"tat. Trunk.
Tlu rc at'ec'iiiipar.itivcly few roiiud
t"p tni'iks made miw. The idea was
'thai ut'ciitei j.sist itig power ivllid be
id'taitie I u it i iegst weight b imitat
ing 'n some , ti t,t the shape of an
egg. which, as we Uii"x. will bear ;m
iil snidii great wi ii:bt. Inn unfurl u
n.iti Iv llieie was im giiarantce. limi
tli- l'.'i-e.!i.i'--m:isio'r would ;tlvxays
stand the 1 1 nnl. I ic riglit v.av up.
His failure tn do this gave number
less iviniii'li is of ;!ie 1'in'I that nn
. box is si riuig.-r ! h ui .:t its weakest
piilit.au 1 l In' ihitn.igcil sides liccaiii"
veiy i'nmiiiM',1. N i .vv nm-l trunks
aro made with t r f I Ini s. and arc s(1
i stiiing al! nvi-r Ilia! il is ivy ilitli
cull, i yen I'm- ;ine"'it i runk-smnslt-i"',
fi lie ik niie.
Xr.llli'l il IVornis.
Tbo latest triumph nf Yankee in
x cut i ve gen in - is a ti India-1 libber lts.li
wiu'in. Ii is said to he a reinarknlilv
g"o, itnii uit.il nf ihe c iinmnii earth
xvoiin. is iiid. st t net ihle, aiifl in actual
us- proves as alluring tn lb" INhes as
the genuine artl'de.
xxoi!.' in b Ih" promiiter if
v.iltiab!.' life, xve must km.xv
, x . : -:ii it ami witbiu xx hai,
'ii: -is i ,: "vcix bing else, -.c
mils! n-t. 'i Lout abusing it.
DLL THE OUEEI.
Prediction That Siivela V.'ill De
velop Into ? De spt ic Dic'ator, .
SENATOR GFiY APPOINTED.
I't'pfts-siie h.inenl C .rcu -f c - a' Camp
Wikid! Wan.s U a. : ( I ! i' ii-f'c-Tnrkislt
lriiips M i.t he W.tlulr.'w.i."
IifU', in. rt:v :
ciger snys that
temp! wa i l i ie
Wiihpltnina lieni
of Ltrtcht and I
nb'e ) -'l im Lokalnu
a fori'ii.:h ag. an
I i a.s.i-sin "d '.'nee i
Aui.-r-f.ui, roviiio
mil l. ' man cuie; ge.l
. e nn '. Iii e I ' r.'v ilvcr
Tii.. ii-,!..i mi. o th
ho Ith- c'l'i v; of :i Ji
Iho Willi 1 bu ue
ed. He is supposed to
from iiehiii'i a tn
ut lier .'Lij-!y
i,luei'U but p'oug
ily in atteiid'inep
nasi in wnii m ie.-ti
be an I'.llgl'.-'l an
ecrecy 1 i ' l i eu
to the nlV-iir. in r
oiijnyiiieiit of t
tivities.
a- chist. .riiestrictest
le.'.ii'iaiiicd lntheto as
i dcr i'"t to d. stui b the
o (.'hi 'ijoimuiout los
A Kcspi'ln !!' t.t'.ar.
The follixviiu: sla'enicut has beer
liiinle by an imporlii'it i-'paiiish ct'tcial ;
"Si'lior Si'v! hi the Iciidi r of a sectinu
of the Coiisci van. art..- refuses tha
govt'iiiint'lil tho Mtpi : t id his pat tv,
although he is luliy uwa'" of tho dilli
tnlt'es of the Mtiiate. :i. Ho is doubt
less pro ttd by iii.) iic-iii) in C'litail-
p.uvvtr. We will .hi all '.u fir power t
realiehis dcsiw vmhshoit delay. I'lio
ci uutty wil llu-i s. e i'-.i .smm the
man. vi be ! i: w j ,..-n ,' as a I: Hera),
will be tiau.-foiii".'i.l :;itv :l.f-i'Of.e.
diclutoi'. "
T'-s bi.f i n pi :
J'rcsideni Mchind-. .ein'!. Milet-
ed t ien. i.:rd"ii a i o- r i- a .f -'iber
of "a co:.'i!iH-s;i u l e:. tm i.e inlii tho
c ndiictof the cn,iiei:s .... . and med
ical ib'pllltlilfl.t of t ;,' ll'lnv in tbtr
recent w,it .v.!':i S;.ai,i I lo-ud.'Ut
MoKiule.v ex;,iess.. the imi--tt t isr.
General 'oe.i .n w.np I ! i Ih - ciintty
a groilt Ht'l Vif- by ,tee lug a ,' i.i1l"H
on the commission aini earned y impel
tint he would see lit tn he. one a mom
ber. T!ie Pre -dciit has a'so tendgred
Maj. Gen. SchoimM a pi.icu on iho
commission xx ith (ieu. inrd.ni.
biiprts.'-.xi.' ri.u-.r il Scrxii .s.
'J ho lined tii'i 'I'cssi'.i! n-e'ie xvitnessej
since Camp Wiko.V r:.s i"g.iiii.?.l oc
curred when 'iiliplalll P'ii'i-mi'.v, of tim
Hundicd aud .-'ex cnty ti'-' -'"v York
Hegimci'.'. i ei I th.. i ,i "id thedeH'l
over the bodies ..I laic;, e 'A h. .fur,
Jr., nud Lieut. Kirl.i at i w l.o xx erw
droxxnel rcceiilly. J !'" .sho e enui
showed their ' x mj a: 1 y wiih ienerul
Wheeler in his cai ..-.ui.nv. lie Ins-i
of theso txvo young eliivis ha east a
great shadow over iho cimp!
Sc:t ii if lira.. :i ;' ia !.
The President iismo i ecittor I g9
(ray, of 1 -elaw aie, : s ;i:e ii.'ta iio-nber
of tho peace commis!. '.u;. in'', coui
pletes the perai tr ei of t .e conn nwiiu,
which stands: ; .c:ot ii;, i'uv, S"uu
tors Davis, ITyo and G'i'.v. ! linn.
Whitolaxv lieiil. lu se.-in... : cuntm'
tiroy, tho Plt'sldetit l;:i gixt'li I'emo
crutic rcpieoeutatiiiu i n .ho commis
sion. Turkish Trenpi Axe.t 'G'.'i I.
Tho aduiiruls of llie foreigu powem
reply ing to tho pi id.-.-1 if tiic iittaii
cxecutixo comiuittt'o .i:.;: ns: ti.e lu.'is
Facro by the Turks linxc dc nu'd that,
t boy will reccuiineiid tli d ti c'i lesive-
tivo govcrnnie'it s.i;v.
detinitely by tiic l nif'i'i
ish troops from tins i-ie
the appointment nl i: ;
lected by the powers.
-j ...
U ii'ii.-a iji.-'ici,
i 'r. Kstoile M. G i ! ' ,
has boon iippointi I d i
of that city. he x i .
I s'e"i f : em ! ho I li'.l ; ',
ill (hat city. t o.i e n.
M lHsotli l. has up; . ,'i !
V. M ll, Id iiis i t, - id .,
of St. i 'hat Ic iu t imt 1 i
Mr. -I iil:i;s Lance.
-iioii
i ni k -
.ii nut i.
I l slCillll
.d-d im
d i
liege,
O'l-, ol
I MinkiH
fe city
Mi'.'cee.l
In S'.l! Tamil is l"d '!'ie .-cinciii!:..
The Lit; I i id it deno'is nil- pin clmsi'd
the Spauisii go!,!. Mixer in I nutes
found on tho lutanla Maria Teresa
after Iho battle of .Inly ', pioposeto
dispose of the w hole lot to the public
at a prem:;ii,i exes 'he tm e value, as
interesting histoi e'u! m ii enit-. i lie
coins are tai iiislic I in- bin uud water
and tho notes me lumi .bed.
In Merer ei in. u (,l i.v i.
The Dutc'u iciden' i of Wilh-'miii'i
Caroline c itiut v, '!,! , h dd i I :t;b. c d"
bration of Ihcr .'..it leeenilv m
honor of their ' i--'i. They xvoun I
up by feiil.ug a .".!'' i :: ra i i to her
Miiiesty co rgi n .. i.n i con
veying tiie "love il l I i.oo I xx ish .s nf
the lloihrid us in . I : nrns eolo-iy. "
- -s;r
(: tn Ci ;. I: ;-rvc
A nechll fiom ! ichmofd, Ky., iavs;
(ieneiii! i n : in M. i i.ix, thesu.eof
W'lnie II a! i, : "i tie-u c : .fi I e, a d i v.; ce
from m . " i v ! , i a i ; ichni ,h ,m
( lay, bv .1 ndge . : i. i i i !.., xn lisiei
( Hn ut v i n ci : ' .; : i i.e di . ii.. i e
stniif,' th" .!,.'. ... f. ,n ii leu
name, Dora i.iei :: i
Marx (.':.": . V. ! n. ,.r.
Manv imi'o: ' i'". e- s : .: ..vi'.l oeouv
in the arm v ;t id in . r iuii'i.; ;h'j ro
niftinn..; months ! th' pi-. en' w-tr.
'1 lli'MI ftl e lltl" to he nil! HI! ll' c 111 SIX of
events and are lit im X'.i-e the re-nit of
tho war w ith I inn. 'I wo brigadier
geueruis nf the in ii'V und four rear ad
mirals f the navy xvill pi im tlieio
tiled list by opeiulien of iiixv on ae
cniiut f age, lu'iMug viciineies wbifli
will result iu pmiiioteoi:, ui' .-, ong ihe
line in both (.el vi.n j
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