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where, We have yetto hear of it. It has been a source of
just as much astonishment to those who are in the business
as to those who are out of it. They don’t understand how
‘ue can afford to sell a first rate pair of trousers at a third
late price. Well, we are doing it; if you doubt it, come
and look at the trousers and the prices—beth will astonisb

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Chili's Apology and Pacific Re-
ply Assurcs “Peace.

‘ m nooomr muss soreness

I‘d: hither by the President wlth s
”Henge on the Late Unpleasant

, Ila—no Threatened Trouble (lost This
Walt Nearly 35.000.000.

Wamwroa, Jan. 29.——Preeidcnt Ear
rhou'a second manage transmitting the ad
dltional Chilisn correspondence was sent is
m and it entirely removes any and

Ill lanthanum u to war. Peace iann
quedtonshly assured. The threatened tron
& with Chili cost the government a goon
hi of money. The total extraordinary
aspen. ibis cetlmnted,will not fall fa:
aha-t d r5,ooo.ooo These expenditures,
however, have been incurredwith the full
knowledge and agent of the senate and
m DIV“ WWW“, and "-4 ‘ willbe
no question about their approval.
mm. b the meantgeondv nl_
the
To thefleastennd House of Representatives:
Ilrnnelp'it herewith additional wt. ,
nee between thh government and the govern.
mucnutwnnmu of a note of Mr
loan. the Chilton minister at this calital. tr:
Ir. ”inflated .1qu a reply of hit. Blaine
thud» of date Jan. 27am! a dispatch from
Ir. Egan. our minister at Santiago. transmit-
tiagthe response of Mr. Penira. the Chilian
“of foreign affairs. to the note of Mr.
laineofJanJl. 'l
'llse response“ Mr. Perelra to our note oI
the flat withdraws. with acceptable expres-
Illluf regret, the oflenslvc note of Mr. Matti
of the 11th nll..and also the request for the
recalls! Mr. Egan. The treatment of the in»
amtof the mull upon the sailors of the
“time is so conciliatory and friendly that
Ill-of theoplnlon that there lsagood prov
put that the differences growing out of that
”unfair can now be adjusted upon terms
aatflactory to this government. by the usual
latitude and without special powers from con-

 

 

 

mturn in the aflair is vcry gratifying ts
Ine.ae I am sure it will be to the mom
mil to our people. The general support of
the efforts at the executive to enforce the just
run of the nation in this matter has given
anhetruetlve and useful illustration of the.
unity and patriotism of our people. Should
it be necessary I will again communicate
with congress upon thc subject.

Bmarllx llsnmsos.
Chill'e Apologetlc Response.

limiter Perelrn’a response to the ultimo
ten: of President Harrison. after acknowl
Mg the receipt of the some and citing
the mansions of the president contained
thuuin, goes on to any:

The undersigned must state to your excel-
the regret with which the government oi
as hbucellenchbe president of the

"fledMflndareason locontinnetoregani
“Waterftktobcr as an attack caused by n
m fullng toward the uniform of the navy
diheUlfltedStatt-n. That unfortunate occur-
!” took place on n sudden. in a district
I“! the sailors of the int-leis lying in the
”IV-Innis) are in the habit of urns-m-
mwflhout distinction of nationality . Front
flan-turn of the incident it would he intgxml.
lie to provethsttherewas nodnnbl astothe
neat-l name which med as its origin or pro
an. on the undersigned can W“ that that
newer not I hostile feeling toward the uni-
M II the United States. became the people
(i am have always ulcerucd and respected
M uniform ever since the time when it saw
It fining honorably in the ranks of the
miller: and sailors who, in a gloriommtrug-
.5.” it independence and established the

m undersigned admits that the on urn-nee
«October lb was of greater vily than thoae
I“ usually occur in the e district be-
” the sailors which frequent it. and the
Mo?! knowing that two deaths have resulted
an it slung the sixteen wounded men of the

have andlced togive it an extraor-
character. and to induce the govern-
“d Chill to hasten to adopt the measures
may to discover and punish the guilty
nth. tootfer in due time. if there slmuld be
m fwsodoinrr. such repnrstlun m: might
bedue. The preliminary rumination was
mood on the morning which followed
“night of the conflict, some days before you
your complaint. but the investiga-

uoultl Got be finished with the rapidity
M the mamment of Chili desired. because
the lulu of procedure in criminal matters
“mummified by our lawu‘are of slow
0”!“ audit was not pom ble for the
prudent of the republic to modify or set them
db. ran delay. which was inevitable. owlng
h the Independence with which the Judicial
authorities must act. has compelled the gov-
ern-sate! thundenlgned to Ilclly.grratly
tells “the settlement of the dlmcolty

all. taneoueoll'erof reparation for any
to the aallorsof the Baltimore.
and might be attributed tn('hlllan sol-

orsallors. or that might affect the re-
eponstbtllty of Chill.
res-Ira cuss the ltallnn Case.
In views! your communication and consid-
wlsetbatspwdsts it haebecn Impossible for

his!

d Valuer-beta bedecldetblbe under.
regards ltashls duty to rise once
man that the government of coil laments
“Wolfkt. ltnndbywayof show.

the Inc-city of his feeling and the man-
wMehhehesInthslastteeof hlseaaae.

“It. ”willingness tonwalt the duel.
ind threat-isles Wand proposes to
fitstugovernmt that the celebs

to the eensflsratlm of the ram
at Wattles“. tothe end that that high
mm Its learning and lmpartlsllty.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

We:
”Ibepellce in ant-nuts;
”from any attempt at a
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. n t be had agreed with Mr. Blaine that If any

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Initiated by the Judge of the criminal the

Mt: Its-attire,”
doctors widths wankdecltowm

The undersigned takes the llhartytaraall
the fall that five days after he hail taken
charm: of the department or foreign relations
Madeira-ates! to Ilse minister of Chill In the
United States a teleaham. which in the part
relative to this matter says. ”Express to the
United Staten in the mtcorroct and amicable
form our very sincere on account“ this
unfortunate incident. which. although not
strange to lbepwtsof theworld, this govern-
ment doubly laments. owing to its

nth" cultivate friendship with the

In to."

If the United States government shouldw not
accept the fun-gobs explanation as satisfac-
tory. notwithstanding that the judicial author.
Itles hold the. guilty partirs mwnalbla for the
disorder or not. lathe undersigned must recall
the circ u Instance that the government of Chill.
through the medium of its minister at Wash-
ington. has expressed the desire to submit any
misunderstanding (dispute) to decision by er.
nitration by any power or tribunal which may
belndicalcd to it. and Ir: fact arbitration was
suggested in conference will: the minister of
Chili in Washington on the filth of December.
when the government of the undersigned de-
clared its good will and its resolve to accept
arbitration after the final judgment. which
would not be further delayed many days. In
forthcranccof its purpose toglvenepeedy solu-
tion to the incident in the mt friendly terms
the government of the undersigned called upon
the minister for a definite reply on the lit]:
inn. and on the Illth Minister Mont! repented

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

. iflerenre of views should supervette after the
verdictof the judge of Valparaiso. eonheoa-
troversy would yield” to arbitration. Tbeunp

“ ' that he would
fully accept such an sci-uncut.

There I: therefore submitted to the lion. )Ir.
Blaine the designation of either the supreme
court of justice of Ihe United mate-tor a tribu-
nal of arbitration to determine the repara—
tion which Chill may have to make for the la-
mentable recurrence.

”Inn's Sot. Deplorel.

As for the dispatch addressed under dateof
the 11th of Dew-ember to the Chillers minister
In Washington by Minister Malta of the pro
vlslnnnl curl-rumour, the undersigned submits
that there mold not be on tbepartof (‘hill
the yurrwac to inflict any ofleuae upon the
government of the United States with which
it desires ever to cultivate the most friendly
relations.

Consequently the undersigned deplorea that
in that telegram there wereernployod. through
ancrrnr of judgment, the exprevaionn which
are offensive in the judgment of your govern—
ment. WWII]: in fulfillment of a high duty,
courtesy and sincerity toward a friendly nap
tlon that the government of Chili absolutely
withdrawn the said expired-riot». the under-
signed trust: that this fmnk and explicit
declaration. which confirms that which had
already been made to the honorable secretary
of state in Washington. will carry to the mind
of his cxccllency,)lr. Harrison. and hlsgnvern-
ment that the people of (fhili. far from enter-
tainlnga feeling of lmtility. have the lively
desire to maintain unallrrable the guodnnd
cordial relations which. up tothc present time.
exist between the two countries, a declaration
which is made without reservation. in order
that it may receive such publicity as your gov-
ernment may deem suitable.

With regard tothr suggestion made touch-
ing tin~ chance of the pcrmnncl of your leg»
lion, to who-l: the ln~lrncliomnf lhr bonmnble
secretary t-f state n-fcr. it is incumbent upon
theuudrrsiimcd to declare that the govern-
ment of l'liili will take no ptrnlt'lt‘v step with.
out the accord . the government of the I'nited
States. with which it drains to maintain itself
in friendly umlrr~tmuting.

The uxvlw-rm'nml brings this already long
Lvimnmnwuim to h virtue. in the assurance
that hr It :luroitnct forth everything that
can fully randy your government. The gov-
ernnu-nr of (‘liilichcriahca the conviction that
the rr'lnllvtnzl with the govern writ of the
Unite-d State-I should he sincerely ' l rordinllv
uudnlainul under the shelter of that mutual
min-r! and that good understanding which are
based upon the lust and equitable appreciation
of the facts and on the apprcriation to be
given to the apontaneoua declarations made on
either side.

The undersigned moreover dcclam that in
presenting ins explanation his government
finds its inspiration in the words, of the instruc-
tions which you have quotedmnd which a»
sure the government of ('bill Ibauhr petal.
dent in not dimmed to exact or at anything
whlrh your gmemmcnl would not under the
amt I'lt'rllmnlnrlcr-u spontaneously concede.
With sentiments of dietinguished ronslderp
lion, l on: your obedient Imam.

Lns l'xIttItu.
Malta to Illalne.

The other t‘til‘l’t‘fivflmlf‘nl’l‘ rv-ferrrd to in
the president‘s mlW consists the note to
Blaine from Minister Menu in which hr:
says. among other things:

In the worse of our unforeseen we some
times commend the cm in which the gov-
ernment of the United States and that of
Chill should fall to agrtewhcn thelnvrallgn—
thus should beternflnatcd and the Iwo‘ gov-
ernment: should have formed their final opin-
lon. and we agreed that arbitrallon wan the
best Incense! settling the dlmcultymmlnd-
veering fsrthrr in tblamnclllntory spirit we
even formally screen that the differences that
might arise should lie-ubmltml to arbltrntlon.
This agreement to accept arbitration has been
the basis of several of our conferences.

The Inttlms that the honoublr mercury
of stale saw ill to call my attention to the
note of Mr. Matte. I told bun that that
note contained instructions satire-reed to me
bylltr.ltntla.aad|bataelhadnotbren
directed loco-transients it ofAcIally tothe do:
pertinent of state. there was no reason why

bonurablesccre secretsryshoutdtakeeonlxauce
of It. [afterward bad the insane to inform you
that my government had no objection to strik-
Ing out such word.» as night he considered
disagreeable to the t'ultrd Htatoo narrowest

And as to the recall of lllalster than you

wmpteased tosckncwledpe that the govern.
ment or (‘hlll but a right toast that urban»
should be made.
ltlntas's ‘l’nrt Rej- latter.

Inreeponsetotbesboveremsrhoflstts
IrJllnIoet-rtlywrote:
Youroflsrofarbltration «um um
mmhuumvmnm
memrndachgutawrnlsafwu
wouldbavembseassydatytulayltdbls‘fsvstbe
Melt! could-reuse. Yea sayts
.suvevsltlmtbat in that distant future»
when the cum court should mum

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Alice Mitchell w... Engaged to
Her Victim, Freda Ward.

 
 

 

 

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viii: Him or ALBA» “ *f

rs- Wafld’e fair mum Passes the least“
Rochester-M lllll Passed. .

Lunar. Jen. at. «~11: the senate the
with“ fair bill as fnvmnbiy reported from
the-cunts finance cmmnlttue and weed.
it no bill emulates immunised!»
video for thrush-Imus to be appointed from
each jodlcleld’ntrict,w tint t there will In
twenty-four Minimum-s to meet in Al-

‘nd “a New Henna to Its Allowed to my

Us with Her In “or (tumn‘A strange
Itovy of the ll-..-
‘ at Two (llrls for line]: tuner.

Murals. Jen. 29,—5.- time {goes along
the developments in the ll'ard-Ititcbcll Innu-
dcr case erect a moat astounding character.
A number of letters have ouud con—
stituting the correspondence be men Miss
liteholl and her Victim. These show that
the strange infatuation of Miss Mitchell for
beds Ward was "annealed by the letter.
The fact was also developed that Ili-
lltchell had proposed marriage to m.
and the latter had agreed to it. Three times
the girls made arrangements towedcach
other, but something always «rented to
prevent it. The last time an clopelnent wee
phoned. One of the girkwesto assume
masculine more and they were tolleeto
8t. Innis, where they were to be married
under an manned name. These factanre
corroborated by the evidence of Ilia; John-
son and In. Vulmnr. the entered thedead
girl.

Alice Wanted In Marry Irv-In. -
fli- Freda wee warned byhereiaterto
keep away from line Mitchell and Rim
Mitchell then wrote that rather than live
without her she would kill her. The-letters
written by Alice have been turned over to
the stotc'a attorney. They are full of en~
deal-tag terms.

The night after the killing, when Alice
was in jail the asked her attorney whore
Freda was. He told her that the body was
at the undertuLcr's, whereupolsbe implored
her mother to take her toscePrchnnd
said that she could lie down by the comn
and alcepaa mfnlly as a child. When the
permnsion was refused she broke into a tor-
rent of team.

“Why did you kill Finds!” asked her ot-
turney.

‘Bccatm I loved. her and I wanted to
marry her and sht- refused to marry me. I
asked her tlm .- times to marry me and at
last she consr tlh‘d We were going to marry
here and so to St. brain"
be “What would you doif you had married

r!”

“Ah. I would have worked for her like a
alive."

“What did you intend to do in St. Innis!”
ultcd one of her attorney:

“Oh I don t know. But when I-‘Ieda
promised turnarry me I was so happy I
sent her an engagement ring and she wore
it forearm, but when it was It turned to
me I was miserable. I could not bear to be
separated from her and] resolve-d to not
her. I would rather she won- [load than

away it no."
It In» I it-wanl the: A?” .. «It‘l’.
urn-rt!» i.n..ul lxvrllrst (Ml... ..x~s men»

lull)" no1 :I " .-i. Aflr'l' the birth of Alien
she “T." lll‘ . lnsnmv for a time.
“it. ‘Ilwrc n titan la the Case?

Th» 5:;'.t.nl 3' try will take cognizance. of the
con» today. Lillie Johnson is in the same
u-ll with Alice. but her father spends the
night at the jail, fear-tug that Alice will do
her will? bodily harm.

Tin-n» has been developed mnsidomblc
publit te- r- ling again-It the oflccrs of the law
for holding Mus Lillie Johnson In comedy.
but it Ls c hinted thlt they have evidence of

caudal-nth] relations existing between
Alice Hitched and Nit Johnston, which
warrants them in taking such action.

The devotion of J I. Johnston. father
of Lillie. does much to iuuease the syro
paltry felt for hisdangbtcr Ha b. not left
the jail slum his daughter was placed there
Md remains on guard continually at th-
cell door or in the corridor

It la the general belief now that the kill-
ing of Freda Ward had been planned by
Alice Mitchell for some time A story It
slonttbet oathstrlpof the steamer Ora
Lee justpreviwetothntwhrntbe y
mmd. Alice Mitchell went alone the
boat, believing that Freda Ward was then
going to Memphis. and waited in the cabin
until the best was ready to pull out.

A new piece of evidence was nmwnrthrd to
theeflect thatsyonng man lushuggyfol
lowed that ofthemurderenand eswonst
them-ell was committed he drove rapidly
away. Th‘n' In the first intimation of amen
In the case *

tuned by Che-nee, llepew.

New Your. Jan. :9. —-In celebration of the
twenty-fifth year of hi oounecthm with the
Vanderbilt railway system Dr. Chauncey
I. Depew extended a dinnertothirty-tbm
Mode in his residence A tiny volume on
titled. ”A bumped—MIMI" lay beside
the plateohacb guest. ltcoatslnedsre
view of Hr Depew’scnrecr Iron: bk retire
mentfnwntheofllm of secretary of stats
and his Miamalionolthe postotminism
to Japan, his appointment to which had
been confirmed by the mend damn-g
his tart-er in railroading to the close of in
twenty-fifth year.

to. Bl. (ll-ea birth 01

“long John” Weatwmb,“ thh city.“
cum Jaws-,0! .teokplaer
attheltew England bridal
worth-say-illloas.

 

Th; M of fine-Itch, Ilr .wn shill to
allow uewspumn-por. m to live witnesses of
lectrle we anal a newt untrust-

amendments should go (“Flint and n peel
the auction which provided tur' . ac burning
of the brxliea byqanklitne. ’ mr lrlcnde
ehouldbeconsultcd, and the i no: he held
weatbntthelnw lulllxonful; card-clout
when the man was Lille «l and . ‘omld not ex-
tend to his luody.

Senator Baxter: sold thnt he I181 heard of
gmh ore? Iivcmnrd» 'll'fl, I us be m to r be-
fore ht‘lnl sontitnr‘n: ably m’o I v. laud ohm.
He believed that the law was humane, and
that it w a a quit It and point: a any to kill.
He hello ed the [In aiebould be allowed to
be prurient.

Theblll wouprog rated. It ditf. u from
the one [urged In the IIK-‘Pillllly. audpro-
Vida that twelve witnesses shall be ad-
mitted, thus Icltilll, It with the warden to
say how many shall be newspaper men.

Afternbeuted partisan debate in the se-
eernbly, Senator (‘ untor’s Rec-luster want
bill wand by a tote etc-«yea Ill; nay-a. 57.
The bill will go to the governor.

ln‘ihielde, from the (mica committee,
reported the Sohmer anti-Pinkerton bill.

The pommnl n'p'stratiun bill helm the
mar-rubb- forblds having any more partisan
election boanla' In rand dLstx-Ic to and the in-
spectors, as in the citlml, will be mmpmed
of two Democrats and two Ib‘publicnne.
The present 4- Motion law requtrus the per-
sonal to mutton of awry Eu tor in New
York Brooklyn and otbcrlnm citim, while
in the country diatrirts no and: thing i
scream-p.11 by any rhunw :: city mun
neglects to reg’bter his vote talus: This
bill proposal to extend lilies loss to the rural
Repubiimnn by mulling the some election

 
 

trim n1 :lte. Under this proposed law lod—
erul umotrs and other-voter» in cities will
lose their vote unlws tbry make two trip
hmno. cow to regintu and again to vote

IN THE POLITICAL ARENA.

Indlnna Inn Fall for Pmldent Harrison’-
lie-seminarians.

Iamsamius Jan ‘3!» President loo
min will have the solid indrans delegates
at his back' It: the lilinueapolia convention.
The state gt tmml ffllumlllh‘ met here, and
mmuunm from nllpavte of the state
were 3mm and the federal om holders
were out in fullfurce. The Hurriaonmen
bul thingnall their own way. and carried
out their programme Without opwsition.
0f the state central committee of thirteen
thrmnrebnttbreeauti-Ilarrhon men and
they made no attempt to aufsgonixe the
will of the majority Resolutions were
unanimously adopted indenting President
“unwound account-riding his “roomma—
two.

A Political Nrnw.

Wnsmvum. Jan. ‘9.~At a meeting (A
the Southern Pre- v association composed of
I'Oph'w- Illutli’cs of the morning papers of
the anutll, lht AIME“) Journal pill“! the
Incmlwrevm tho- questions: first underworld
choice for pursuit- nt and on what tune the
battle almuld he fought The poll shown-l
from niiwtccn l u: of the twenty two repre-
tentative-a: t'lv-vvlaud 9 “111,3; German. “.2:
mnemmittal I: Republican nominee. l.
Swami ('ltott'r". Cleveland. 4; Hill. 1: lion
man, I, Pzdmo-r. 1-,Blaiinc. I. On the policy
eleven were for tam! mfunn simply, three
minwmmiurd. one for financial and tarifl
reform.

 

The l’cellng In Ina-enthuse“;
Baron. Jan. 29 —~Tbe preferences“ the
members of the legislature for the [smitten-
tial nomincr- of their respective parties"!
3 follows: militaristic—Cleveland, as; Bill.
ill; Russell. l‘l; Flower. :l; (,‘arnpbcll, .;
Palmer. 1; \l hitnty. 1; Boxes. 1: \vray.l ;
Butler, l Republican—Blaine or. Harri
25; Sherman, l.

BLOWN INTO ETERNITY.

Flee Men Instantly Ruled by a Let.-
atotlve ”all" Explanlea.

9r. Cuts, Pa. Jan n—Tbe Roller of a
locomotive exploded near here with terrible
reunite Five Inert were killed instantly.
and not a witness lives to tell the story of
theirdrath

The killed ,are Joseph Ziegler. engineer
HepaleonPaul Irma; Jacob Tenemen-
dnctor; Willhm Wintersteel. inhuman.
Harry sands. brakemsn.

Atthetlrneottheexplosiou the locomo-
tive, No. “0, of the Phthdelphlaand Bead
lug railroad, was standing or: adding at
News-Ikgninllg village about smile
north of tilt place Themfllled. who
unopened the new of the engine, were

stendlngsrouaditst the time of the us-
platen. Themed thee: cannot
belearned. ssallthe crew lied All

them killed weremerrlalsndeacbb-svee
awlrlowsndoeeellld.‘ Wheaties“
Willerateel lived at Port Whoa; Paul at
Palo Alto audTumr 8 8.. W
Terra-alloy the ll'nelea really.
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lag (incursion. Surnamr rlnitl: thought the ;

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' "féLéddAfiiilEmiiiivrrwits‘f“

J 3. Honey. e Boyertowu lPs.) taila,
was arrested in Philadelphia, charged with
defrauding bis auditors of all,”

The first white enamel factory in the

Iltcd butter will be located at Dubnqne,

,and the plans for it have just been re-
Tbe prim of malt-
ltlucturittg these goods is a rennet and that
it may not bedtawvemd Be buthlingwill
be contracted wltlntnt doom or windows
except those opening in an inner court.

The Hole-nu Ilium) city muncil have unani-
mously wood a {mulllluu calling upon con-
gress to we (I total (Yttrium exclusion bill.

The thnevyenr old MI of Robert Miller.
forum at Prices store factory. Rockford,
Illa. charred the cork of an (111th strycb.
nine bottle and died shortly mlurwnrd in
great agony

The amenities of ways and means has do:
sided that v- inmapiritnousnnd Inuit liquors
may be sold with m: lid only In the main
restaurant at the \\ orbl' » fair.

LeeGibIlon, I: mlnml than seventy years
of age, was token out of jail at Oweutort,
Ky” by numb and banged for the murder
of Frank [11.”ch last Friday

The MS of the convicts made a formal
demand upon the prison inspectors at Nash-
ville for thr- return of convicts to the Olive
Spring mines. and they will be returned as
soon as the JOCL'FKoTy srmugexnents can he
made

 

Oniciul statistic» show that [be net or
ports of how for the four months ended
Dec lecreilh'fi lxdteagainatfivl'lebalm
in the some [lfiuti of thcprcccdtngycar.
During the some period the tmportaWc-ro
only 6,:2l balls.

YARD UNDER LOCK AND KEY.

Amatod in Philadelphia for (‘unspllclty
In Robbin: Ilsa Keystone Bank.

PIILADBLWHA. Jan. 29.~Heury (3. Yard.
agent of tln- 51'0”“! Land Negotiation oom-
pay In ‘hl.’ Keystone hank compilations,
was amtednt the Drezsl buildingou a war
rant issued by United States Commissioner
Graig He was taken before the commie
sinner and placed under Hill» ballfora
hearing nu: Thursday.

The min (“A was supported by the affida-
vit of Albert D. Barrett, one of the experts
of the treason dc pertinent engaged on the
books of the Sty-stone bank Thecbugeis

~aiding-rid abetting" ( 'ltarles Lawrence-rm

Gideon “131mm during the pound from
Inch. let“. to Juuunrv H", In munpply-
h‘ tutti}! of th‘fun-L-I of the Keystone
Innk.‘ In vnihition of mtion 5 use of the re-
MIMI-119‘s.

For months the experts. under the direc-
tlll of Inspfilwl' Barrett, of the ecc'ret
service, have been at work upon the books
of the Rental“? bunk tracing out the numer-
”ramifications through which its funds
hdheen put. Some time ago they found

evidence' ,I. 'u sting Yard. but they did not
secure di l cvulrm‘e until the first at the
resent week

CONGRESSlONAL PROCEEDINGS.

 

“Ill"? Ittslt- Taken l‘p thelutlgrl Bed-
pr-utt, for Secretary Blaine.

WANHNHIUX. Jun. 2‘J.-—The first indica-
tion :lui mg the present mention of the senate
of a printable [minimal and panama dnwusaion
on tanf! m. trnA r» trt‘ ppod out In the senate
in Mr. iInic' a awn-noun spec-t h on reciproci-
ty. Mr. nah sautrmenl'nal ,his original
recipmcity resolution, out of which the
Aldrich uncudment to the McKinley till
pow, was prepared in the state department.
and his known clue» relations with Sean»
tary lllnun- mused his speech to be roprded
by senators as in wmedegreescampatgn
pronunciznneuto on the part of the friends
of the sen-mun of state. The disco-ion
was I‘luo'l’ti for the day by the arrival of the
hour or. \"iIi-‘II the unfinished banner! re—
lating to tho Ilrxtcnn awards wee Ian] be»
fore the ornate. Argument on theme lung
discoswd cases was bought musicals and
it was agrwd to take a vote on the respec-
tive bills on Monday at ll o’clock, to which
day the solute adjourned.

The bullet! employed Its time in the mad-
tug of tho prmulont‘s turning» and it: a die
with: l. * :lz mics. the ammo being with
out ap-Arntl In. .dcnt

(.ana file-nan right.

8s: .lsrtmo,'l'ex, Jan :9. ——A dispatch
was nwiwd here this evening from De]
Rm. Tor. stating tin-It t‘stnrino {lam is
low on the Mexican sole of the nvernear
that place. and tho: he isnt the head of an
army of from 4,5» to 5.41» well armed and
mounted mvdutloohtn Bands of from
twenty- dive to it!) are journeying here every
day. It is further stated in the dispatch
tantalum urea-a tight, and thatthemoet
desperate wnr ”Elite has ever known will
be opened about Feb. l by an attack by the
(lane men on the townof LasYegaa, lo-
cated just are“ the river from Del Rio.

Dr. "loans Pound Guilty.

Fasaaua. Pa, Jan. 29 —-*-I‘luilty as
charged, but recommended to the mercy of
nee-tart.” wsa the verdlctln I «m of
Dr. 11.11. Winsus, charged witn‘ burglar.
lain. Isms hotel at Romevllb Ian
Angmt. The jury was out twenty two
Douro. Winona has for many years been
active in politics and church melon lie
will be ”wooed on Saturday.

Dragged and Rabbit!

Borneo, Jui. am Kmflsaio 'l'erL
res. wboclaluntobein tbolsxicnnpoatal
mice and talks little but Spanish. reported

m tothpollwtbat beltedbsendmggsdina

saloon and robbed of his watch. saw in
wyasdutnervsluebles.

Damn-e ”seals Ilse Recent
law-one. N Y; Jan. ill-Joseph r.
Dough-e. the champion I‘Mr, stated a
tel-tie. straightaway, In Im. Iron. beet-
llgtheheetpretiousrocord‘oflm “do.

Pell- lte-aa Deeea We“

was married Inthb eltytomnch
amayoungnewspaperntan.‘

Iasp mm: Ilse Inge.
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who sudd nlyf flashes on you arrayed in one of our _ I
It Will t e him all his time to wear them out, not
you know what that means for the family pocketbook. The),
will withstand almost anything but the sharp blades of a
pair of shear: land they won’t look battered afte: they
have been vigorously battered about the plays “round You
can get no suit that will become him better and what 13
equally, if notl more to the point, is this:
have never beeh and never will be offered for sale.

 

 

LOOK !

Before You leap

Is an old and tried saying, but it will
i apply as well to Printing us any
thing else.

 

Society Commit—
tees who have
charge of Printing
will do well to

look at the beau-

tiful Art Novel-
ties, Souvenirs,
Programme Cov-
ers, Menu Cards,
etc, on exhibition

at the
Sentinel Office.

We do the very
best and, finest
Printing that can
be done in this
vicinity and guar-
antee that the
prices will be as
low as is consis-
tent with good
work.

We do all kinds
of Commercial
Printing for the
office, factory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.

Fine Catalogue
and Book Worklaw
specialty.

Evening Sentinel,
13
Railroad Pleas.

South Notwith-

 

 

Cheaper suits

culvvlnls

H0l|0lll

00008!
HALE,

THE DRUGGIST.

1.0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangsvfialciminer,Painlei

And dealer in

Will PAPER AND BORDERS.

I North Muir: start-l. So. Sorwatn.

 

Sample lrmkn of full line latest styles of
’am-r». :lnrvl-Ar~;tnal Gilt )loulilinzs taken to
homes {or 3mm Hun. on notice by postal.

will helm-urea rhperfullv river:

Peat Moss.
STABLE BEO0ING.

Pratt’s Food
for Poultry.

Ground Strap

 

for thickens.

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RAYMON0 0008.

Inquire: for their Poultry Book,
fl‘t‘t’.

 

An)“ article that has outlived
'3?) years of competition and im.
itution. and sells more and more

each year. must have merit.
Dobbins" Electric Soup, first

made in INS“. is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their Home is legion.) save
clothes and strength and let
soup lit) the work. All that we
'un say as to its "writs, pales
into nothingncss, before the
story it will tell, itself. of its
out: [wrfct't purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it, He has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
There are many imitation
N. B, lA'.,l:~t tricb'mllnlln wli'wthI-lt-I—
Inc my play a no port. Dobbins
is t'n original one. all Mogul-tics. Hoc-
trim and lz'lw turblngics one frnudulcnt
intitntiorm. Ask for llubbiros‘ Licclric
tlt'l' llmt our unmeis on may wrapper,
nu-lif any other is sent you by your
grin-r. when you order ours. H ml it
but It to him.

I. L. ("Baum R Co.
i'liilmlI-lpllln. I’n.