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ST E N ill
American and British War
ships Bombard Towns
BERLIN TREATY IS DEFIED
War Breaks Upon Upsetting of
Provisional Government
SEVERAL MARINES ARE KILLED
Number nf Daait Nail von I Unknown
Slntnnfnn Follow urn Ignore Ulllinntlini
Ordering Tlintr Dlnporaul nml Advanco
to Attnnk ComuliitcH When tlio Crulnom
Open Fire on Them
Apia Sauioau Islands March 23
Tho troubles growing out of tho oloction
of a king of Samoa havo takou a moro
serious turn and resulted in tho bom
bardment of native villages along tho
Bhoro by tho Unitod States cruiser Phila
delphia Admiral Kautz commanding
and tho British cruisers Porpolso and
Royalist Tho bombardmont has 6on
tinucd intermittoutly for eight days
Soveral villages have boon burned and
there havo beon a number of casualties
among tho American and British Bail
ors and marinos As yot it was impos
sible to ostiinato tho number of natives
killed or injured
As Mataafa and his chiefs constitut
ing tho provisional government con
tinued to defy tho treaty after tho ar
rival of tho Philadelphia Admiral
Kautz summoned thn various consuls
and tho senor naval officers to a confer
ence on board the Philadelphia when
tho whole situation was carefully can
vassed Tho upshot was a resolution to
dismiss tho provisional government and
Admiral Kautz issued a proclamation
calling upon Mataafa and his chiefs to
return to their homes Mataafa ovac
uatcd Mulinuu the town ho had mado
his headquarters and went into tho in
terior
Herr Roso tho German consul at
Apia issued a proclamation supplement
ing tho one ho had issued soveral weoks
beforo upholding tho provisional gov
ernment As a result of this tho Ma
taafans assembled in largo forco and
hemmed in tho town
Tho British cruiser Royalist brought
the Malietoa prisouors from tho islauds
to which they had been transferred by
tho provisional government Tho Amer
icans then fortilled Mu4nuu where 22
000 Malietoaus took rLug - Tho robols
tho adherents of Mruiata barricaded
tho roads within tho municipality and
seized tho British houses
ltehela Attack Consulates
An ultimatum was then sout to them
ordering them to evacuate and threat
ening them in tho ovent of refusal with
a bombarement to commouce at 1
oclock on tho afternoon of March 15
This was ignored and tho rebels com
menced an attack in tho direction of
tho United States and British consulates
about half an hour before tho time fixed
for tho bombardment Tho Philadel
phia Porpoiso and Royalist opened firo
upon the distunt villages Thoro waa
great difficulty in locating tho enemy
owing to tho denso forests but several
chore villages were soon in flames
A defective shell from the Philadel
phia exploded near the American con
sulate and the marinos outside narrow
ly A fragment struck tho log
of F vato Budge shattering it so badly
as iu necessitato amputation Another
fragment traversed to tho Gorman con
sulate smashing the crockery The
Germtvns thou went on board tho Gor
man cruiser Falke
During the night tho rebels made a
hot attack on the town killing three
British sailors A British marine was
shot in the leg by a sentry of his own
party anothor was shot in the foot and
an American sentry was killod at his
post
Tho bombardmont continuing the in
habitants of tho town took rofugo on
board the Royalist groatly crowding
tho boat Many peoplo aro loaving
Samoa tho captain of tho Royalist urg
ing them to go so as to not iutorfere
with tho military operations
Tho Porpoiso has shelled the villagos
cast and west of Apia and captured
many boats Tho Americans and Brit
ish aro fighting splendidly together but
there is a bitter feeling against tho Ger
mans Two inon a British and a Ger
man subject havo beon arrested as spies
Tho bombardmont of the junglo was
for a time very hot
Anxiety n tu Germany Attitude
Washington March 80 Tho hows
from Samoa that tho United Statos
cruiser Philadelphia and tho British
cruisors Porpoiso and Royalist had
bombarded tho towns hold by Mataafa
who has thus far had the official sup
port of the Gormau government camo
with startling suddeuuess to officials
hero aud displuced for tho time boiug
tho attention given to tho fighting
around Manila Tho shelling of Ma
taafa was looked upon as of secondary
importance but the deepest iutorest at
tached to tho attitude of tho Gormau
government
At first approhousions wore felt that
grave international complications might
ensue But those most intimately fa
miliar with tho latest official oxohanges
between Washington London and Ber
lin did not tako such a gloomy view of
tho outlook While recognizing that
tho bloodshed at Samoa caused a very
dolicato aud serious situation yet it
was safd to bo a situation which had
jjjfeggg
been clearly apprehended and discussed
in advanco between tho representative
of the three governments Tho real
crisis from an international standpoint
occurred last week when this appro
houded outbreak was discussed Al
though relations wero greatly strained
it was possible to secure an understand
ing which is said to make sure that tho
outbreak now reported will not cause a
rupturo in the relations botweon tho
United States and Germany or botweon
GrMt Britain and Germany
In all quarters thoro wore expressions
of concern and surpriso at tho serious
ness and extent of tho bombardment
aud tho resulting loss of llfo That
sonio overt act would tako placo has
been apprehended for many days but
thoro was little idea it would tako such
a broad swoop and lead to such heavy
loss of lifo Ih this aspect of tho case
tho actual results wore regarded as far
moro serious than those which had been
expected and providod for during tho
recent diplomatic exchanges between
tho threo governments
Moreover now elements of interna
tional dnnger had unexpectedly arisen
Theso included tho proclamation of tho
German consul Hose which it is bo
lieved tended to incite tho Mataafa
party to open rovolt also tho wounding
and killing of British sailors and ma
rines tho shooting of an American son
try and tho attacks on soveral con
sulates
London Il nn Comment
London March t0 Tho morning pa
pers comment on the serious news from
Samoa tho presumption being that tho
cruiser Taranga was stopped at tho Fiji
islands by tho admiral because required
for sorvieo at Samoa The Standard
says Tho rebellious chiofs must bo
coerced and punished and something
moro than a nominal penalty will bo re
quired for tho blood of British and
American sailors Tho German author
ities at Apia havo incurred n heavy re
sponsibility Wo cannot boliovo that
Berlin will uphold their action as it is
not worth Germanys while to quarrel
with Knglandand America over Samoa
Memplili Itink Citlilor ArrcNtcil
MkmiHIS March 10 Harry L Arm
strong cashier of tho Continental Na
tional bank was urrostcd yesterday by
United Statos Marshal Baker on a war
rant based on tho complaint of District
Attorney Georgo Randolph and charg
ing Armstrong with making falso en
tries as to the loans and discouutsof tho
bank and making false reports as to tho
amount of overdrafts duo tho bank
Armstrong was taken beforo United
Statos Commissioner Clough and im
mediately released on 85000 bail Otto
Schwill president of tho bank and W
P Halliday being his sureties
Allgood Guns Ilnvo n Untiring
Wichita Kan March R0 wjlis
and Horbert Simpson aud Mr and Mrs
Mathos arrested and placed in jail
hero as members of tho Frank Allgood
gang of thieves and murderers wero
givon a preliminary hearing hero yos
torday Allgood who is iu jail at Iola
may escape punishment for tho alleged
murder of Joseph New for which crime
News widow and Joseph Dobb3 aro
now serving lifo sentoucos Doputy
United Statos Marshal Trigg loft for
Iola with a warrant charging All
good with counterfeiting on which
charge ho will likely bo first tried
Ilullillng ItouiU In Northwestern Iowa
Council Bluffs March 80 Grading
outfits which aro at work on the Fort
Dodgo and Omaha road ore moving out
to the lino of action to bo ready for
work when tho frost is sufficiently out
of tho ground to permit of operations
It is said that Boyer valley in western
Iowa will bo alive with graders this
summer Tho Northwestern will be at
work on ono side building its new
branch line and tho Illinois Central
peoplo on tho other
Aator Describe Hlmielf as n Foreigner
New Yokk March 80 William
Waldorf Astor owner of the Pall Mall
Gazette when ho arrived here yester
day on tho Whito Star llnor Majestic
in answer to tho interrogatories of ono
of tho customs officers described him
self as a foreigner aud a rosidont of
Great Britain This reply relieved him
of answoring such questions as aro re
quired by law to bo put to returning
Americans regarding purchases made
abroad
John Sli rinnni Condition
Washington March 80 Whilo thoro
is no marked chango iu his condition
tho physicians attoudiug ox Socrotary
Sherman say ho is doing as woll as oan
bo expected Tho physicians wero grati
fied ut tho satisfactory condition of the
sick man when ho arrived in Washing
toil aftor his long sea voyago and sov
eral truusfers from ship to ship While
tracos of the pneumonia aro still appar
out yet tho disease itself has disap
peared
Imgreii nl HecrultliiR
Washington March 80 Tho follow
ing was posted at iho war department
Recruiting for the regular urniy is
progressing most satisfactorily both in
numbors and high class of young men
offering Returns rocoived by tho ad
jutaut gonoral show tho onlistod
strength as being over 02000 withiu
less thau 8000 of the maximum which
at tho present rato of enlistment will
bo reached within ton days
Ilritlsli Ofllrer Killed nml Kiiten
London March 30 Tho Liverpool
correspondent of tho Daily Mail tolo
graphs that nows has been received
there of the terrible fato of Litutenant
Boll a British officer with the Belgian
troops iu tho Congo Free State Ho
was captured by tho uativos in a fierco
fight aud was afterwards killed nud
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NORFOLK NEBRASKA THURSDAY MARCH 150189
CLOSING IN 0NMAL0L0S
Americans Encamp Within
Three Miles of the City
REBELS RETREAT IN DAD ORDER
tlnueriil OtU Kepnrl Itin l Oitauiiltle
nt About Sm only MituArtlittr nml III
Men Iliice Im nurd Alnt
ItcUtiinro KiiKtny Mulin a
Htuml nt liilRiilnto but I Itrlum llnuk
Manila March 80 At daylight
General MiieArthurs division advanced
lroin Marilao along tho railroad to
Bigaa tho miles distant with tho Ne
braska South Dakota and Pennsylva
nia regiments on the right nud the Kan
sas and Montana regiments on tho left
General Whoatons brlgado Is iu re
serve
Tho American forces mot with strong
opposition in tho junglo First ono
Nobrashan then ono Pennsylvanlan
and afterward two of tho Montana
regiment wero killod Thirty five
wero wounded Including ono officer of
the Kansas regiment
Tho robols burned tho villages as
they retreated in bad order towards Ma
lolos Tho enemy also toro up sections
of tho railroad in many places and at
tempted to burn tho bridgo at Bigaa
but the lire was extinguished owing to
tho timely arrival of tho Americans
Tho robols had not finished their
trenches along the lino of yesterdays
march showing thoy wero not pro
pared for our advanco It is believed
however that there will bo a hard fight
boforo Mi lolos is taken
After a couple of hours of rest Gen
oral Mao Arthurs division pushed on
across rice fields mid rivers through tho
junglo without mooting any opposi
tion tho enomy Hying from tho villages
of Taal Ueat and Bigaa Bulacan tho
capital of the province was burned and
abandoned although General MuoAr
thur passed soveral miles to tho right
At 5 oclock tho enemy made a stand in
trenches half a mile beyond Guiguinto
station at tho river crossing Tho Kan
sas and PeniiKlyvania regiments imme
diately deployed crossing tho railroad
bridgo under heavy firo and attacked
tho enemys position The robols with
stood tho miiskotry firo for half an hour
but tho artillery disconcerted them and
at tho end of a lfi minuto fight tho in
surgents bolted towards tho hills Our
loss was two killed and 20 wounded
Tho enemys loss was heavy General
MucArthur went into camp near Gui
guinto station at i oclock four milos
from Mnlolos
Washington March 30 Tho follow
ing advices from Muuila were rccoived
by tho war department
Manila March 30 MacArthur ad
vanced at 1 yesterday morning from
Marilao Passed rapidly to Bocavo
At 1115 took up advanco for Bigaa and
at 315 afternoon for Guiguinto threo
mid a half miles from Malolos reaching
that point at 5 Casualties for tho day
about 70 Fierce fighting in tho after
noon Troops mado crossing of river at
Guiguinto by working artillery over
railroad bridgo by hand aud swimming
mules ngainst a fierco resistanco Col
umn will pass ou railroad to extreme
front nearly repaired and will supply
troops today Otis
Kxocutlve Council Illell
Washington March 80 Tho presi
dent yesterday discussed with his ad
visors and callers the situation in tho
Philippines Assistant Socrotary of
War Meiklojohn and Adjutant Gonoral
Corbiu who havo kept closo track of
the progress of tho American army and
the condition of tho troops woro with
him for some time With thom ho
went over the situation and expressed
his pleasure at tho good progross Gen
eral Otis and his generals had made
though ho regretted tho loss of lifo
The opinion was given at the war de
partment that General Otis had ample
forco under his command and that
whon tho regulars now on their way to
Manila reached their destination thoro
would bo little nood of retaining the
volunteers in service thoro No de
maud for muster out will hold good
until tho formal ratification of tho poaco
treaty occurs and when this will bo
done is not known Socrotary Algor
has roported a favorablo condition of
affairs in Cuba and has oxprcssod tho
opinion that more troops than aro now
in tho island will not bo noodod After
the volunteers aro sent homo thoro will
bo 14 regiments with a total of 18000
men in Cuba
Itebel Loitlnj Their Vigor
Washington March 30 Tho follow
ing cablegram from Gonoral Otis has
reached tho war department
Manila March 29 MaoArthurs ad
vance yesterday was only to outskirts
of Marilao took until lato aftoruoou to
repair road and ruilway bridges and
sond cars through with supplies Com
menced march at U this morning march
rapidly on Bocavo and will contiuuo to
Bigaa soven miles from Mulolos
Enemy have destroyed railway and tele
graph lines construction train follow
ing oar forces Enemys resistanco not
eo vigorous today Our loss thus far
slight Towns in front of our ndvauoo
aro being destroyed by firo Troops iu
excellent spirits
Kfreslifil Suldlura Acnlu Ailvmielni
Washington March 80 When Gen
rral Otis roported to tho war depart
ment Wednesday that at 0 a in tho
American troops under MaoArthur
ugain took up their advance there was
renewed expectation cf fighting and de
cisive developments General Otis dis
patch covered much ground not only iu
tallowing tho position of our forces but
r Sjlrf iilii ttJKawT r
also tlio extent of the advance contem
plated for thn day The halt aud ths
rest of Tuosday gave a new aspect to
tho advanco lor Instead of a long con
tinued light with jaded troops and ex
hausted supplies MaeAilhur began
practically u new advance with his men
refreshed aud well supplied
NEBRASKA CASUALTIES
Otic Killed nud Ton Wounded In Venter
iIiijk lmiiiiiitciil
Washington March Ito Special to
Tin Niws A cablegram from Manila
reports tho following additional casual
ties In the First Nebraska regiment in
yesterdays engagement
Killed
Private lames 1 Boyle company 1
Wounded
First Sergeant Charles It Bobbins
company 11 in scalp moderate
Private Bruce Mucoy company O in
shoulder severe
Private Charles Knap company I
iu thigh severe
Private Gustavo Myer company 10 in
knee severe
Private Lewis Rend company G in
chest severe
Private Emory W Grossman com
pany 11 in arm moderate
Private Charles 11 Youngs company
II in thigh severe
Private James A Carroll company 1
in thigh severe
Private Joseph A Wtthco company
I iu leg moderate
Corporal Monroe Sponeo company M
iu foot slight
J 1 Mihiclimoiin
Act Seo of War
Semite Ordotfl un Invent liit Ion
Lincoln March 30 Tho senato ye
t onlay adopted a resolution providing
for an investigation of tho conduct of
tho offices of governor secretary of
state treasurer and lands and buildings
commissioner during tho past two
years All tho state officials to bo in
vestigated are Populists and the ooin
niitteo appointed to make tho investiga
tionSenators Prout and Van Onsen
is Republican
The report of thoconimitteoappointed
to investigate tho supremo court may
como in today Tlio report may con
tain a criticism of tho practico of offi
cials employing relatives Tho report
on tho investigation of tho auditors
oflico may not bo in until Friday It is
cvrtaiu now that this roport will state
tho findings of tho committee ns to the
manner iu which tho auditors office
was conducted with criticism lovolod
nt tho auditor aud somo of his office
forco
Farmers Are Smitten Hnnvlly
Wvmoih Nob March 30 Now vic
tims of tho recent swindlo in which a
largo number of Gago county farmers
wero recently caught bya fako medical
institute of Topeka Kan aro showing
upovery day and iunocont purchasers
now hold uotos belonging to various
farmers in tliis county to tho amount of
soveral hundred dollars
Tnnmnn HorIiii Long Term
Hastings Nob March 30 Jesso
Tooman convicted aud sontoncod to
tho penitontiary for lifo for tho murder
of J P Kreichbaum on Doc 2 was
taken by tho sheriff to Lincoln yonter
day His two daughters and son wero
at tho depot to bid him farowoll
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Ecuador has adoptod tho gold stand
ard
Pinovillo Ky is inundatod by a riso
in tho river
Secretary Algor has gono to Cion
fuegos from Havana
Now England railroad trainmen havo
a raiso of 10 to 50 cents per day
Tho Federal Sower Pipe company tho
new trust will havo a capital of 25
000000
Robert P Taiisoy president St Louis
Transfer company died Wednesday at
St Louis
Kid Lavigno denies ho recoivod a
broken rib in his bout with Mysterious
Billy Smith
Tho Manitowoc Seating company
Manitowoc Wis has gono into tho
school furniture trust
Tho O J Gayfer Co dry goods
store and building Mobile Ala burned
Wednesday Loss 100000
Tho six additional mountain guns
asked for by General Otis a short timo
ago aro now on their way to Manila
Tho Indiana supremo court Wednes
day hold that if a man marries a woman
who is indebted to him tho marriage
discharges tho debt
During a quarrel at Sparta Mich
Wednesday Loon Cram aged 18 killod
Fahna Nelson a comrade by u blow
with his list on tlio jaw
Peglog Brown was found guilty at
London Out Wednesday of the mur
iter of Policeman Twohoy and sontoncod
to Ik hanged on May 17-
Tho Pen wick distillory at Ohosswick
Pa was partly wrecked by a loiler ex
plosion Wednesday Hugh Nulton the
engineer and James Hendorson were
fatally scalded
Thoniana April crop roport estimates
the present condition of winter wheat
at bl2 per cent a decline of ft or cent
timing the last mouth aud as compared
with Dec 1 133 jier cent
Tho formal order retiring Rear Ad
miral Robeson under tho provision of
the personnel act was issued Wednes
day The retirement will promote Cap
Betijainen F Day to tho rauk of rem
admiral
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Rowona Loo Goos Down Off
Tyler Mo
ONLY TWO PEOPLE RESCUED
Captain George Carvcll and
One of the Crew Saved
BOOMS riNl A WATERY QRAVI1
Voaael flivluca Out luto Illdtnuni nml
Wben In letting Under Wll
Ion Oiiiir nml Slin lluiite to tlio Itul
t mil One of I lie Mint Inlnlliil Htcmtior
ou till Mlialnaliil Uller
Nkw Maduid Mo March 110 The
steamer Howonu Ute with about 81
passengers aboard besides her crew ov
ploiWnl opposite Tyler Mo yesterday
afternoon and Immediately sank with
all on board except Captain George Car
veil and one of tho crew
The steamer left Cairo with 11 pas
sengers aboard hound for Memphis At
Catuthersville Mo she landed and
took aboard In moro passengers It is
estimated that with passengers and
crow she then had about 10 people
aboard She made the next lauding at
Tyler and at 1 p m hacked into mid
stream from Tyler to proceed on her
journey The steamer had just reached
the middle of tho river when she sud
denly stopped mid lurched as if a sung
hail been struck The next moment tho
boat parted in the middle a volume of
steam and debris arose anil the detona
tion of an explosion thuudoi ed over the
water
The river is running very high and
the steamer immediately sank with all
on boa id but the captain mid one of tho
crew They clung to the wreckage and
were saved by boats
lUI ol tlio drew
Miuiiiis March 80 The steamer
Howena Leo was owned by the Lee line
of Memphis and was ono of the must
magnificent passenger steamers iu tlio
Mississippi river trade News of the
sinking of the Howena Leo spread like
wildfire iu Memphis Most of the crow
lived here Ah to tho passenger list of
tho ill fated vessel nothing could be ob
tained at the Moinphisolllco of the com
pany last night From local river men
it was ascertained that tho Howena Lee
carried a cabin crow of about 15 officers
and a deck crew numbering about 80
Taking these figures and the number of
passongors taken on at Cairo anil other
points it can be easily reasoned that at
least 00 people wero on board tho boat
when tho disaster occurred
Tho officers and crow of tho ill fated
Rowona Loo wero as follows Captain
Georgo Carvell first clerk I Iv Booker
second clerk Gnu Mitchell third clerk
Sum Lewis pilots Sid Smith and 1
Banks engineers Albert Oulldcn and
Frank Stull and Georgo W Todd
steward
Among tho passengers wero II O
Lowis traveling freight agent of the
Loo lino II O Humphrey general
agout for the Chicago Mill and Lumber
company of Cairo and Al Faris of
Hickman Ky
Itemovi loillllnl Urgent
Manhattan Kan March 80 Gov
ernor Stanley yesterday removed from
office C B Hotlman of Kutorpriso and
J N Limbeckor of Manhattan mem
bers of tho board of regents of tho Ivan
uuu state agricultural university here
on tho churgo that thoy conspired to
pay Limbeckor a monthly salary out of
college funds appropriated for othor
purposes Hoffman aud Limbeckor aro
Populists This will make it 03sihlo
for tho Republicans to control the board
and entirely reorganize tho college stall
It has boon frequently charged by Re
publicans that tho Populists in churgo
of the college inculcated thoir political
doctrines into the minds of tho studouts
1ntiil Aielilint nt Kumly Hunk
Nrw YoiiK March 80 At tho Sandy
Hook proving grounds yesterday one of
the 10 inch breech loading nlles under
proof test burst its breech the block of
which Hying backward killed Henry
V Murphy und injured Privates Harri
gau and Boomer Captain Babbitt iu
charge of tlio proving grounds says that
tho accident was caused by excessive
pressure of tho smokeless powder
charge Tho gun which burst at tho
fourth round was of tho WM model
It was totally destroyed and it partially
wrecked the barbette carnago on which
it was mounted
Another Hotly Iollnil In WimUor Itlllna
Nkw YoiiK March 80 Another body
was found yesterday iu thu Windsor
hotel ruins and was sent to the morgue
numbered Body 27 This was tho
most complete body yet found consist
ing of the almost complete skeleton
with portioiisof the head arms and legs
attached It was the body of a woman
Tho record of dead and missing is now
MVftfctrfWJtt
as follows Killed lining the firo aud
died HUhHcqucutly from injuries II uu
Ittentllled ImmUcs at tho morgue 27 to
tal number of dead 88 total number of
inlssiiiKi 18
Dentil nMlrnninl IliiKlor
Washing ion March 80 A dispatch
received hero from Old Point Va says
that Brigadier General Flagler U H
A chief of ordnance died at the Ilygia
hotel Wednesday nllornooit Gonoral
Flagler was born in New York anil was
appointed to the military academy in
lHoll He was graduated No 5 iu the
class of ISiM and was appointed second
lieutenant of ordnance Deserved with
credit through tho wur of tho rebellion
Since thu war he has served at varlotm
stations on ordnance duty and has ren
dered most valuable serrlcu
SOLDIf H DEAD AT HOME
Invetninonl Trminirt Crook Honolulu
New York Willi Over 000 llinllna
Nkw Yokk March 80 The dead
bodies of tiNil American soldiers regu
lars and volunteers arrived in this har
bor yesterday on board the United
States transport Crook Tho army
authorities will land them on native soil
today It was tho intention of J uartor
master Kimball and his aides to dock
the vessel at the fool of Pacific street
Brooklyn at once hut wind ami title
wero more than the mariners in charge
could combat and It was finally decided
not to mako tho dock until today
A representative of tho Associated
Press went aboard the transport Down
n narrow gangway the colli ns wero
placed four dee on the troop deck
Knoll casket was enclosed iu a pine
wood box on ono end of which tho
name of I he deceased and his regiment
was stenciled In black lot tors
looUlne lnr u 1ioilileut
Dhs Mdini s March 80 Governor
Shaw returned yesterday from Iowa
City where ho was culled to attend a
meeting of the board of regents of the
State university lie Mated that no
selection had been mado of a now presi
dent for f In university A special lrom
Iowa City stales that tho following
names were added to the previous list
of names proposed for the presidency
President 1 L Snyder of the Michigan
Agricultural college anil Kluicr F
Sparks iissiMunl professor of history
iu the University of Chicago Tho
board adjoururd without making a se
lection
DeeUlou III Itin lull it ey iln
Diiiiiiur la March 80 Judge
Shiras in the federal court has decided
that under the bankruptcy act innocent
third parties can hold their securities
The court holds that mortgagees cannot
be compelled to yield possession of prop
erty in their hands which pasted into
thoir possession before tho proceedings
iu bankruptcy wero begun
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD
Royal
r -Absolutely Purf
Allentown la rolling mills will in
crease wages April 1
A pig iron furnace at Allentown Pi
is being gotten ready to put Into blast
The Missouri house has passed a bill
prohibiting treating of milk with chom
icals
Tho Three Friends Zino Mining com
pany has been incorporated at St Louis
Capital 8r00000
Gold bearing quartz assaying as high
as 182 a ton has Iwen found on tho water
front of Victoria B O
Tho American tobacco trust has de
clared 2 cr cent dividends each on pre
ferred and common stock
J Pierpont Morgans 1000 collie
dog Hurricane is dead at Crugstou Ken
nels Highland Falls N Y
Sir Thomas Lipton says tho Shamrock
tho challenger for tho Americas cup
will bo latin oh od some time in Juno
lyjuis Burger sentenced to 21 years
for murder escaped from tho Frank
fort Ky penitontiary by prying off
bars
Funeral services woro hold at Chicago
Wednesday over the remains of the
late Bishop Diiggau who died at St
Louis
Tho American Wooloa company is
the name of tlio wool trust having a
capital of IftoOOOOOO incorporated in
New Jersey
Tho Badger block a fivo story struct
ure iu tho heart of the wood planing
district of South Boston was gutted by
firo Wednesday Loss 7r000
The court of inquiry on tho wreck of
the steamer Castihuu censures Captain
Barrett ami First Officer McAffou but
ttllows them to retain thoir certificates
Suit has been brought against Wil
liam Marttudalo EuiVria Kan for
f 100000 claims growing out of tho fail
ure of the First National bank of Em
poria
Managers nradyand Julian acting
for James 1 Jeffries and Hobert Fitz
himmon Wednesday signed articles of
agreement tor a fight butoru tho Conoy
Island Sporting club May 20
Tho Missouri house Wednesday
passed tho bill making the contract rato
of interest 7 per cent a reduction from
8 per cent The house also passed the
bill which practically abolishes depart
ment stores in the state
According to tho latest advico3 from
the seat of insurrection iu Bolivia tho
federalists or insurgents havo occupied
the city of Cocuabamba capital of the
department of the same uamo aud Gen
eral Alouzo the president has returned
with the government troop to Oruro
his base of operation
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