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.i'i. M. t iiimn. Attorn.y
latiil l.i-i i:iln r ili. 1.
LfOiisville
I'rnm tin Co irn-r.
Id Miliv't-'fniirt Thnr.silay U'rn.i .ssen
kup !f ad ";:ilty t resist inu' an otlicer
ami was tincil "iO ami oist .
A (li'Wvatiou of LniisviI!tMnercliants
went t' ri;ittstnoutli Wednesday and
saw th county cinniissiners ( nit ).
II. K. II row n left f r Sjotts r.luff
where he went to enai-'e in the drug,
business. Mis family will remain here
until spring.
C. H. Mayiitl.l went In Ienver. Col
oradi. last Friday to visit A. 1.. Todd
who is reported f he veryl.v with
caneer f th. stouiacii.
T!ie stork railed at the hnme of Mr.
arul Mrs. ('. A. K:.h'.v. Tuesday and
left a l ahv hoy. All interested are
doinu' nicely and Charley wears a smile
that w ill i.i it rub o:T.
While returning:. Lome from church
last Monday evening, the team driven
hy Kd Inirim, jr., hecame fractious
and ran away, throwing theoccupants,
Miss Spenee and Mrs. Henry Inhelder
and little daughter violently to the
ground. Other than a lew scratches
no one was seriously injured. The
team ran home and t'.taly destroyed a
new buggy.
Misses Alice and Tern Ferguson
were given a surprise party Thursday
niiiht by the yoiinu' peop'.f of Manley.
Theuirls had gone to make a short
cait on a neighbor a:.-l v. ere much sur
Irid upon t lit ir return to timlthe
house in poes.i ii i-f ab tul thirty
youig people. The Ferguson Lome
has been noted for its kind hospitality
for rn my vears an i it was not lacking
in this instance, as evidenced by the
good time enjoyed by all. The evening
passed swiftly in music and games and
an elegant supj.er was .served.
Farni6rsanrilnvBStor&i
ict ready to f a kc ad vanta i;? of t'.ic jj
Cheap Excarsleos to Ez&tcro t
Hashlaitcn '
this spring and investigate the ad
Tantagcs offered jrou in the FaiTl'TS
Dti BCfti COltry. We have land at
low prices, easy terms; a good clini
ate, never a failure of crops, no dcs
tructive storms Write to us at
once for illustrated pamphlet.
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STIRRED RV TILLMAN
South Carolina Senator Makes a
Very Bitter Attack on tho
President.
MRS. MORRIS' CASE IS REVIVED
Hale Pretests and Daniel Makes a
Personal Plea.
Itut Tillman li lri-nrnll' anil OfTVrs
a I :-! n( ion to Imol ij;iil t In
Vliit lloti-,1 Ini-i!i!t.
Vn-li.ii;:fiii. J.-in. is. Tli- n-'-enf
fuivilile ri iii iv;il finiii ilie Wliilf Ilmisi
of Al is. Minor .Morris v;is lunili tin
Slllijo.-t t-f -iili.i I ii ! lii:!i'i:ltioii 1 iy
'lillin.in in tin si-n.iti-. ilis rcniail s
? 1 1 1 - I t:t ri'iiK.iisi r.-i iw- s from Il.ile,
Ibipkiiis Mini l;ilii.-I. ;ni. liil to Hie
very :ibrupt i lnsinp: .f lln ilunrs :iml
tin- sil'ldi'li :iijnii:iiiiii:t of lln- Semite
ill tin' lnii!i! of llii' ;i f ti rnn ill. '1 lie
-p ii'!i nbiniiiib 1 hi Tillriirui's eruli.ir
xpn-ssi his ;iinl w:is i-li.-iiMi-t'-ri.iil by
many si-n' :nnl i- itinii.-illy .i rsoii
nl Iliru-1: nt t!:' ini siiii nt. At times
1m Apt iiMT wllilt lie i Z.'ll'iled Jls
hnliuiiiit ies to 1iio l.n!y. ;iinl !-is A- e
:ntd eyes w ere I'nll of tejirs w l:en l:e
!eel:i ri il in the !";;-e of ( il'i il i -.1 s floin
his fellow III. Ililiers tli.lt lie wiuld ''
Ii t : li I i:ivi-tiir;i !;: :i ff the 'Ii'!'.-
Ilmise i;ii-iiii-nt.
Ire-.ileiit I 'h:ir-;i-il T.iili t :i !'n.-s.
TI:o n-rr;n.e In tin- Ire-i.t I'i'-Iit ef
Mrs. .Morris eon til nieil tin- I . 1 1 : - l::i!l'
of :i sjn cell lj:ise(l ii;-nii the senator's
resolin ion iii.ikiiiir iiiiiiii" of tl.e jiresi-
deiit eolieerniirg tin shltllS nf oil! lt-!..
lions vllli tin repulilie of S;i:.tn I t
miiiL; y ; i : : I v.:s ;;ili!i-i! tn 1 1 1 1 1 t ; :!te Iiis
llienry Unit tlie jii'e-i'n; -iihniuNti'.iiiMM
is tenili:: lnw.-ir.l -; inn leri.-i lini. I To
s.-iiil tin pr.-siili nt Ii.nl ti'iiUsirresseil
tlie ennons nf :i eenti'i'V in e.-in-yini;
into eiVi .-: :i tli :it Unit !i:nl in er been
ratilie.l. -It n-' il t' 'rn tlmt tlie failure
nf tl:e semile tn :i. t en :i trenty war,
snllieieiii." saiil tin sinatnt: "Imt su. li
is ii- I iinrer tl'" i"ise; ymfv!. irnt tn say
'Nil iii very !nlll v. o'-.I-; tn I liemlm-e
l:n -e . 1! in nii?i :- t-i :'-t hi::: to hear
: t all."
Ileler. to tli:' 5r-. Alorris ':se.
J ii-' I:'rini: t!:e ore-iijent was- n-nnir
UlO ples-i In .-iilxall.e Ins nWil virus
::in! jiiiiii-i.--. and il!ns!r::t:i.n nf some
Stofie.s tlnft ernii oil' "uVi-r or tlil'UlIl
the bars." Tilimaii saiil tl.at "Tlie sa.l
liesf ami Itl.ist pitiful -:lliile ef :uiy-
thinc that ha ev. ; been a -.riateil
with the mime nf a presi.lent wa- the
recent i!traie or. .Mrs. .Min-.r Morris
.".t the White Iliit!-'e. ilf said that be
ta use o::Iy of i In I r.-i n-Jsres-ieii ef s.in.
rule tli w nnaii si:timr iu:i fly !n the
otliee 'i:n! I ire: i !rageij rudely away.
In r clnti-os torn, an e::i--rim; 1 . rii our.
nnd tl::t:t ini, tarriage and taken
aw.: v.
ii ens ix a im:oi i:st
Dc lai-.-s '1 illiii:ins St a:cii-.cnt s Have
. V:irr:iiil in I-'a-t.
At this point IL-iV h'teiTupNd Till
man to j rnti-.-t against the Litter's rep
resf utatinii .ni-criiiiig the Morris in
cident. "1 say t tlie senator from
South r.-irolimi." said Hah', "that he Is
making statements and assuming facts
for which there is no warrant. :ind
that he is making the most serious and
defamatory charges against tin execu
tive of this country, the president of
all the t'nitcd States, having nothing
whatever that he aduees as pi oof. I
must say to the senator that I do not
deem it seemly that here in the senate
lie should make this an occasion of
discharging, the personal feeling of
ill will he has against tin" president of
the l'nite.1 States. It is not a spec
tacle that ::ny of us tan look upon
either with satisfaction or toleration."
The quiet that prevailed was almost
oppressive :i'il it was none the Ies
marl ed wh.-.i Tillman rose to reply,
lie said: "I have such great respect
for tl.e great ability, high "naractcr
and patriotic services of the senator
from Maine and have had such inti
mate association with him during my
service here, which is not half so long
as his own. that he cannot say any
thing in the way of npriniand to cause
me to I?se my temper." Then, address
ing Hale personally, he denied that
his charges had any basis hi his per
sonal feeling, and offered, if Hale
would move the appointment of a com
mittee to investigate the matter, ti
present the names of four reputable
witnesses who would swear to the
statement he had made.
A coU igny ensued as to who fhi.nW
art. H.-iIe insisting that Tillman should
present his aliidavits and move the
appointment of 1he commiuee. ami
Tillman that it was Hale's bu-iness to
d the latter. Finally Tillman agreed
t offer a resolution for an investiga
tion, ami said that he had been told
that another lady had been similarly
treated.
scx:xi: ni:con:s i::.matic
South Carolina Man Calls Almighty
t;xl to Witne His Sincerity.
After sm.e more discussion of the
president's alleged control of the sen
ate. Hale repeated his assertion that
Tillman was influenced by his person
al feelings toward the president, and
Tillman exclaimed with feeling: "I
pay before Almighty llnd it is rot
trite." Tillman then read a typewrit
ten statement from a ncwspa.'er re
porter, who he said was an eye-witness
of the White House incident, in
which the reporter stated that be had
seen Mrs. Morris carried off "like 2.
sack of s-r.;t. with a mgro at her hcor?
and her Cress lmngiiig from Lor
kners."
"'Jivo tit the mime nf llie witnrs."
Calliner KiiL'V'rstiil. but Tillman !e-
-IilMil. saying that lie preferreil In I.nlil
It for 'be prnnis.( iiiM-stigatioli. 1 lc
Sniili-.I that lie bi.il fames nf four men
W ll ) V.nnM testify tn these facts as
Mateil. litre Tillman stopped abrupt
ly t lune the a .. ii nt men t of a com
mittee of Investigation. Ib- suirgcsted
that ti' sel.atiit'S be named I ur the
purp'i--e of iuulri:iir into the Incident.
IlnpUins nlijectid to the entile pin-ti-edin'.
ilecl.-irini: t!:.:t it had no place
iii Jhe senate. Ii.-iniel entered an carn
tst I'eison.il plea witli Tilhmn; t drop
the matter, but Tillman declined to
accede ti liauiil's teipiest. lie de-
lared l.e Would lufer the res i!n1 ion.
Jil'd that the si mite could dn what it
pleased. The cliriir Vfis jiskiujr the
Semite's pleasure as- to the resolution
when I !:: cut off all further public
debate by moving an executive session,
which n otiea wsis adopted.
(7AS SATANICALLY INCANE
1 1 i - I ai ilk " Seems to Ilae led 1 1 1 in
Always Into Ijic lniu; il'
l ill ry.
Terrc Ilmtlf. Ind., .Ian. IV. .T.
('. 'asti, who was taken to tin' hos
pital f.-r tl.e insane. !n:s i n.Ied his
unioiie e.-;i'-i r w iii. '.i fi r many years
had kept tl.e authorities ennji ctinin:;
if he wi iv jnsnjie or sijnjdy di gener
ate. About ten years ;: he v::s con-due'ii:c;-
a drmg st ne and in tl.e adjoin
ing business room a general store. I!y
mt re aeeii! nt a watchman dis ivci eil
lire in the drug stun far into the night
and put M out.
Thi n v. : -re !:env( rpd trains of
powder, c!:.! rge. nf dynaiiiite :-nd oil
soaked blankets :;n-l other articles from
the !'.'iiernl store hading through the
two sti'!' rooms ami strung up on the
shelves. In foi.!!!.' ovci head many per
sons were asleep. Casto was tried ami
the jury disable, d. Later he was in
dicted for en.bez.Ieirient and gave
bond. lie moved to Iteheville. Ilk,
where a f.w wi eks v he was caught
trying to burn his property, lie wns
brought hi Telle Haute ami while nut
on bniiii gave such indlcati ns of in
sanity that he was taken into custody.
G0Z3 EACK TO IIIS KGTHER
Hi.T !-osS-.p I.iren, "Who I.e:wiiecl to
litiw !!iio as Their Own,
(live Mini I p.
j Ithaca. Mieh., Jan. IK Some fifteen
! years ago three children were left at
the I'oldwater school by a r moth
er vim was unable to care for them,
the father having ! n sent ti an asy
lum, in the course nf time the chil
dren were bound out. one of them, the
yo;ingc-t boy. being taken by Mr. and
Mrs. i h W. Spear, of Mmersnn. He
has grown to iii::n!iond and was tne
priile nf his foster parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Spear have now received a let
ter from the hoy's own limthor. whose
heart was 1-inging for her last horn.
For years she had been trying to
learn his whereabouts, but the authori
ties of the institution would not tell
her until he was is. she was living
at Mishawaukee. Ind., and had her
other thililren. a son and daughter,
with her. The foster parents have
given up the boy they had leerniil to
love, sending him with their blessing
ty the mother who was waiting for
Iii in with open arms.
HE COULD GET TEE BATH
Dut Xot a Koom ant: Rath Predica
ment at Kansas City ot'Kev.
Ir. Ilillis.
Kansas City. Jan. IS. The Turkish
bath room at the t'oates House was
the only refuge Kev. Newell Hwight
Ilillis. successor of Henry Ward needi
er in Plymouth church. Itrooklyn,
could find in Kansas City. Ur. Ilillis
was to have lectured in a Missouri
town, but delay caused hir.i to miss
connections here, and ho spent sever
al hours looking for a place to lay his
weary head.
At the r.a'timore hotel ho could not
get a "room and bath." He inquired
next at the Coates House, and the
clerk told him that the house was full.
He was walking disconsolately out of
the lobby when tlie proprietor recog
nized him and brought him back. It
was arrang-'d that I r. Ilillis should
spend the night in the Turkish hath
and that a room would be found for
him later.
Yertliei- in the Xicliols Case.
Springfield. 111.. Jan. IS. After
deliberation of almost six lnurs tho
jury in the case against Ur. Charle.?
A. Nichols rendered a verdict of guilty
on the indictment for using the mails
for a scheme to defraud. He was
found not guilty on a charge of send
ing obscene letters through the mails.
The jury r.Iso decided that a omn:on
law marriage 0 s n it exist between
Mrs. Susan bay and Ur. Nichols. I r.
Nichols" counsel matle a nuti-.-i; fur a
new trial.
Kaiser Confident of" Peace.
Merlin. Jar.. IK n the boerse it is
reported that Knipomr William ex
pressed himself ty his guests at din
ner to the effect that he anticipated
with the fullest confidence the results
of the Algocira conference, adding
that he was convinced that everything
feasible would be settled. It is known
that the emperor had already ex
pressed himself in this sense.
The Fool Practical Joker.
Lawreneeburg. Ind.. Jan. IS. Rr.y
Meyers. -Jl years old. employed in a
livery barn, will lose an eye as the re
sult of a practical joke. Unknown
persons filled his pipe with a mixture
of powder and tobacco, and when he
lighted it there was an explosion, which
ruined one eye and severely burned
his face.
NEXT MOVE III RUSSIA
Election of th National Assem
bly Now at the Front in tho
Czar's Dcma n.
ALIGNMENT OF THE PARTIES
Const it ;il i. n.-il Monarchists Agnic.st
the Hosts of Socialism and on
M il nt ional DeiniK-i ac-y.
St. l' 1 rshurg. Jan. IS. The holi
day trine in Kussian politics is over,
ami the new political parties are mus
tering their stnngth for Itussia's lirst
all-important electoral campaign. The
opening guns will be fired today when
tli' delegates of the Constitutional
Iicinoorats will assemble to discuss
their platf.irm. The party repi ; isents
the advanced liberal opinions of the
zenistvo majority, and the plat form
will closely follow the resolutions of
the last y.cmst v; congress. The allied
moderate parties, which are standing
on the lmsis of the manifesto of Oct.
oO. w ill al- In early in the tic-Id. There
Will be a conference of the leaders
from varolii-, parts of the mjire hire
this we i !;.
Composition critic '.- iii ion.
This coalition, which embraces tli
party of law and order, the (htobrist-;
and live lesser factions, has chosen ihe
name of 'onstituiioiial Monarchists,
and will nominate candidates iii com
mon. naTbig liiat singly tl ey are too
weak 1) meet the well organized Con
stitutional I'eniocrats. or even the Sr
cial I icmocrats and Social 1. evolution
ists. Though otlicially they are on rec
ord as being in favor of boycotting the
national assembly anal continuing the
armed re-volt tiie opposers of law and
order In.ve awakened to tlie necessity
for securing a representation in the
coming national assembly, ami are
concentrating their attention on secur
ing a full registration from tho labor,
professional socialistic organisa
tion.
I legist rat ion Period I-? tended.
Ill consequence of the great rush to
register the period of registration,
which expired Tuesday, has been ex
1 nded for two weeks. T'nder the new
electoral plan by which the workmen's
representatives will be merged inti
g-'iicral electoral commissions in tho
provinces and cities tin re is little
chance of an absolute majority for the
socialists, hut thf leaders hope t ") get
enough electors to hold the bahui'-o of
power and force an alliance and a di
vision of seats with the Constitutional
I icmocrats.
Wnvermiieiit Is Acting with Vigor.
Inning the holidays the pacification
of the country has been steadily going
forward. My an unsparing use of tho
military, and wholesale arrests of the
leaders of the lighting organizations,
the revolutionists have been driven
under ground, and have been forced to
return to their old methods of assas
sination. Not a day passes without re
ports of the murder of obnoxious of
ficials in several cities. So far St. Pe
tersburg has escaped, owing to tho
deniera ligation of the terrorists here
and the activity of the police.
Limits ot tlie Kevolt.
In addition to the Caueasrs ar.d a
few localities in Siberia the open re
volt is now chiefly confined to small
islands off the Maltie coast where the
diliicuUy of landing troops hampers the
subjugation of the revolutionists. The
ice-breaker Yermak. carrying detach
ments of marines and infantry, has
been nr. able to reach the principal isl
and. Osel. at the entrance of the (lulf
of Ilig.i. and is now awaiting a light
draft steamer to land the troops. Fol
lowing the example of their brothers
on the mainland the peasantry of even
the tiniest islands in the Maltie have
institute ! independent rcpuhlh s.
CHAFLAIN IS TEE FEATURE
Unique Prayers of This Sky Pilot of
t he Keystone State House of
Ilepi-esentat ives.
Harra-hurg. Ta., .Tan. is.. Chaplain j
Moore ag.-un lmu.o his opening pray
er the feature of the day's proceed
ings of the house. In his prayer Tues
day, th" chaplain expressed the hope
that the legislators who voted for re
form would be re-elected, yesterday
he said:
"Oh! Lord, we commend Thy bless
ing to rest on the dear representativer..
We verily believe that there is not a
man ou this lloor that money or politi
cal influence could constrain to punc
ture tiie dear old constitution of the
state. May these representatives quick
ly consummate tiie legislation of this
session, and go to their homes nnd
loved ones and there they can afford
to patiently await their judgment dry
in November.''
Will Probe the Frnternals.
LaCrosse. Wis.. Jan. IS. Assembly
man Herman Kkern. secretary of the
legislative committee investigating in
surance conditions, announces that it
has been decided to investigate the
fraternal insurance as well as old-line
Insurance. The investigation will be
thorousli.
Anr ther Iilow at Foot Ball.
Madison. Wis.. Jan. IS. I'pon rec
ommendation of the state university
regents' committee on athletics the reg
ents have indorsed the recent action of
the university faculty in condemning
the evite of inter-collegiate foot bail,
tand recommending that a conference
f nine universities of the middle west,
to meet at Chicago tomorrow declare
In favor of suspending inter-eollegiate
foot ball names for the next two years.
HANDEL'S OBSTINACY.
An Jnrl-ilrit t-f ti liri-.-il M its It-ln n'i
1:1 lilt: I In?..
A diil.lR obstinacy does not always
bring as fortunate results as was the
ease with Handel, the great musician.
Ilis extraordinary resolm ne as a
boy doubtless led lo that gl'e-t uee. -s
which crowned the later years of his
life. When he wax some seven years
of age Iiis father had oeeadon to vhit
n Fon by a former wife, who was valet
to the luke ef Saxo W'eissi nfe!
Traveling hi those days-U'M years ago
was tedious and expensive, and I r.
ilandcl did not desire to be delayed
with the care of an "infant" during a
journey which the demands of a re
sponsible profession would probably
make as short as possible.
I tut the future giant of i::u -ie would
go. He tried, bellowed and eventually
ran along the road after Ihe vi hii-N.
until the tender feeling-: of the d i im
could refuse no longer. In an evil mo
ment for his jurisprudi m o s'-heme he
took the child with him.
No sooner did the little f' liov,- reaih
the ducal residence than he give rein
to his fancy ,,n the keys of every in
strument that he f mnd op -n. The ra
markable music that came from the
finger lips of the child's hands was
coon tin object of wonder and conver
sation throughout the palace, a.nd all
this was intensified when h" secured
an opportunity of touching the keys of
the chancel organ within tin hearing
of the duke.
Such a throb started from th.it chap
el organ when little liandei'a. n -m. riled
lingers chose the key-., am! the soul of
the duke was touched as it never had
been tou -he-1 before truly a. i am ,!!
tons ivcurreneo, since but for it Han
del's sacred music; might nev r have
been written.
The dnke's attention having be( -i ar
rested, he inquired of Ir. Ila.ndil con
cerning tin- child's future, a.nd eventu
ally sue" ceded in placing him for Ihrae
years' study under Zachau. ihe organ
ist of Halle cathedral. This was the be
ginning of Handel's musical education.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
A good many people who call 1!ir;!
sclves critics are merely kickers.
live any man who has paid a com
pliment time enough, and he will qual
ify it.
About the most expensive e:cp"ri
ence the average man can have is lo
accept gifts.
As a rule, people do not rebuke yen
for telling gossip until they have heard
all the details.
V. hen the members of a family quar
rel some very clever things are said
which no one present applauds or re
pents. It is every wife's opinion that her
husband needs her to protect him. and
his experience later as a widower goes
to prove it.
One of these days the man who gets
scolded when he complains of his wife's
biscuits will drop dead when he hears
her apologizing for them to company.
Atchison (tlobe.
The I'olnfin of Wealth.
fSreat riches, carrying with them
enormous possibilities of self indul
gence, may fairly be considered as a
sort of poison which ruins a certain
proportion of those who are exposed
to it, though strong constitutions sur
vive. As rum destroys savages, so
wealth tend-; to destroy persons espe
cially young ones, whom use and train
ing have not gradually made immune
to its effects. How that is may readily
he noticed in observing tho effects of
newly won wealtii on the families of
tho winners. It is a rare man and usu
ally one very much blessed in his wife,
who can combine with tho ability that
wins him riches the sagacity to train
children born in comparative poverty
so that they will benefit by a rapid and
radical improvement in his eircum-staneo--
Edward. S. Martin in Atlan
tic. The Fish "Xet.
A curious custom was at ono time in
vogue at Cloucester, Mass.. which il
lustrates the sac-redness which seems
to surround a fish net and the protec
tion which tho law affords that class of
property. Whenever it became neces
sary to quarantine n house because of
smallpox or other contagious disease
tho quarantine was effected by string
ing nets about the building on the out
side. Tho penalty for disturbing a net
was so great that no or.e dared to mod
die with the barrier.
A Unman Comnsiss,
Little Jack What did papa mean by
saying that he was tiie captain of this
ship? Ma Oh, that is only his way of
saying that ho is the head of the house.
Little Jack If pa is captain, then what
are you? Ma Well, I suppose I am
the pilot. Little Jack Oh, yes. and
then I must bo ti'O compass. Ma Tiie
compass? Why the compass? Little
Jack Why. the captain and pil.t arc
always boxi'ng the compass, you know!
The Hitter Truth.
"After ail, I guess it doesn't cost
much to live iu New York."
''It may not cost much to live," re
plied the man who had tried it, "hut It
costs a lot to make people believe
you're living." Philadelphia Ledger.
t'naprn Chfincm.
Be not too presumptuously sure in
any business, for things of this world
depend on such a train of unseen
chances that if it were in man's bandi
to set the tables still he would not be
certain to win the game. Herbert.
Cnnic For Suspicion.
Wiggs Why do you always regard
him with suspicion? Wagg Well, ev
ery time I see him he has a different
umbrella. Philadelphia Record.
"FhAHCEBEJIGGEREO"
Seems To Be the View Taken of
the Situation by President
Castro.
M. TA10NY TREATED ROUGHLY
Practically Bounced from Venezuela
by the Small Tyrant,
Diplomat Ignores a Vcnc.iicl.t l4aV
and Sutler I he "oiisjueiicc-.
New President I Reeled
lor 1'rn nee.
Pari. .Ian. IV. The latest news
from Venezuela, which comes from
Willenistad. Curacoa. dated yesterday.
Is of grave import. It seems to make
the situation ::s between Franco and
Y ncy.ii. la very tense, and lo have pre
cipitated a crisis for M. I'allieres -who
was elected presiih nt of Ihe
ITviich republic yesterday to meet.
What France will do is not known,
but the indignity put upon bee ic-.re
KcntatiM by i 'astro seems likely to call
for ery morons noti in. The facts
la h !!. are il.at M. T:.ign . I 'reach
charge at I'araias went aboard the
j'renc!i Pee Meamer Mar! iiiiqiic at I. a
Cuayra Sim. lay with ml legal ) ermi--f-ioii.
ami was then ; r.a ; iealJy banished
from V ! ui-:.!.
t 'ell i'.iiiinil to ' . hoard.
Tho A -.-oclati d l'e--i eoire -loii.lelif.
at Wi'lemstacl sends the fo'dov. ing detail--:
"Kniwing that t!:e captain of
the Ma.-'.iiiioito had important di--pate'e
: for him. and h: ing without
advices I' .;- days cuing to the e! .-
ing of i!.e able. M. Taign.v v.ii.l to
I. a I u : a .--ai nreay last, acci m m l. ie.l
by H e l i e, ri ll vice e :!.-.!;!. He V, a s
:i(ri:-!.ii! i , ; board tho 1 retn h teal i
ers wMiiont a permit, which n:i tli:-.
occasion ! was not allowed to do.
Thinking it his duty uud r the circum
stances he deeidcil to gi aboard the
Martinique without permission.
i oon.-il Aboard Ship,
"'in Sunday the vice om ul . nd th"
cable director accompanied M. T.iigny
tj 1!ie wharf, but did not gi on board
the Martinique with him. The Vene
zuelans, however, if was notice I. went
on board the vessel and returned with
out being in any way hindered. While
conversing with the captain of Ihe
Martinique a policeman e.rderid M.
Taigny to leave the vessel. Imt he re
fiisid to do so. While breakfasting an
order came to Ihe captain of tin ves
sel to put out. twenty liKtres from the
shore, which was done, and nobody
was allowed to leave the ship.
Tilltl-hVl" OP I.MI'KISON.UKNT
Taigny Told He Would J5o Ka-lib-d if
He Went Ashore.
'M. Taigny asked permission of the
customs otlicer to go ashore with 1dm,
but this request was denied, and when
he insisted force was used to prevent
him. At o o'clock M. Taigny was of
ficially notified that if he went ashore
he would be imprisoned. Sunday even
ing passed with a Venezuelan guard
watching for any movement M. Taigny
might make.
"Meanwhile the French vice consul
went to Caracas anil inform d llus
sell ll'nited State minister of tlie
conditiju of affairs: Russell, though ill.
at once took up the matter and used
every influence with President Castro,
but without avail. The vice consul
brought to M. Taigny a 1 !b-r from
Itussel! to that effect. M. Taigvy then
sent a protest to Iiussoll and to the
dean of the diplomatic corps. At 11
o'clock' the French stiamer agent,
with the auth iri'y ef President Castro,
informed M. Taigny tl.at a Fr m h na
val vessel would take him off ai -1
o'clock in the jo -rning. Xo su"h ves
sel came, however, and one day w a -;
lost in waiting.
"Tho Martinique t!: : laft f.,r 7'orto
Cahcl'.o. wncre M. Taignv was forbid
den
:il e i:::muuicat:o:i with the shore.
lie thru recini:. d the captain i;f the
Martinique t touch at Willi n.siad.
which was n on his schedule, and to
leave him there.""
This is the new slat" of things that
meets the now French presiih nt right
on the ihrcshoM of his elect ion. M.
I'allieres was elected to succeed M.
Loubet. who had ref usi d to stand for
re-election, by the national assembly
the senate and chamber of deputies in
joint session. The body consisted of
820 members, and the first ballot was:
Falliere :. 4 ;.i. Houmr. '.',. I louiner
is preside iit of the chamber of depu
ties. Just 0::t oi" t he Insane A-'yliim
Sheboygan. Wis.. Jan. IS. William
Itamm.-iker. a well-known farmer of
Adc-11, killed his wife by striking her
tin the head with a piece, of wood and
knocking her brains out. in the pres
ence ef his two children, it is al
leged. Itammaker was mentally unbal
anced, having been released from the
asylum at Oshkosh only a few months
ago.
Too Warm for Ihe Iiiinlicr Men.
Traverse City, Mich., Jan. IS. Ow
ing to the unprecedented open winter,
culminating the past two days in a
heavy rain storm, lumbering opera
tions, which promised to be unusual
ly heavy, are held up. Hauling is at
a standstill end all through this region
scores of men and teams are laid off
till snow comes again.
German Foreign Secretary Dead.
Berlin, Jan. IS. Baron von Itieh
thofen, secretary of foreign affairs,
died last night
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