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Just pre- vious to that event. it was announced. the entire imperial family. led by the sov- ereign and his brother, were bitterly cp- posed to every proposal for peace. The efforts of Li Hung Chang to bring about foreign intervention through the agency of the diplomats at Poking had been completely nullified by the warlike actions of his superiors. That the aged statesman is in a position of some danger is admitted on all sides. The rulers he has faithfully served for 50 years, giving them power and security when their very existence was menacod and sacrificing ambition and even personal honor in their cause. are now so exasperated at the mis‘ hops for which they hold him responsible that they are ready, according to the boat authority, to inflict humiliation if not heavy punishment on him unless the tide of disaster can be turned. Many of the reports of his peril may have been exag- gerated. It is impossible that all can be true. All who are concerned for his wol- fare view with anxiety the result of the great defeat upon his destiny. Mysterious Death of a Chinese Official. The degradation of Admiral lag is proclaimed as an indisputable fact by na- tive Chinese newspapers, though no oili- cial notification of his downfall has up poured. Tho accusations of cowardice and incapacity everywhere directed against him would scarcely be permitted if he re- taiued his former power or influence. The fate of Yaucu Sciakai, whose mal- administrution in Korea is now held to be the cause of China's sorrows. is still a matter of mystery. The latest story told by his former friends is that, having gono to Poking to avoid the wrath of Li Hung Chang. ho found himself so overwhelmed with rsproachcs that he was forced to re- turn to ’l‘ion-tsin; that ho was received with the pretense of forgiveness and in- vited to a feast at tho vicoroyal palace. and that he has never been seen since among the living. The French minister ,at Poking is em- phatic in demanding reparation from the ’l‘sung Li Yamau for the assassination of the Frenchman Jose by Chinese soldiers in Korea. A rigid intestigation is proceeding of the case of the French customs oflicers who were put to death by Chinese on the border of Tonquin. and whose wives and daughters were cruelly maltreated. No stops, as far as known. have been taken toward exacting redress for tho murder of Mr. Wylie. Tho latest sufforors from mob violence are two German clergyman, who wore takcn from their homes in Vougi and hold captives in the mountains until runsomcd for liiii tools. Conflicting reports arc published rcr specting tho troatmvnt of the two alleged Japanese spies dollvvrud to the Chinese by tho lTnitcd 544444444 consul general. Ac cording to nowspupor accounts, they aro nircady inhoadcd. Anntbor status that they have rrvoivod ovary consideration permissible in their case. The foreign community rocognlzes tho obligation of tho consul gonoral to sur- render them in obcdiom-c to instruction from his govcrmnont, but doploro tho manner in which they were given up. Japmwsa Spica Farml "am. It is claimmi the i'nitod Stowe rep- roscntativvs had no right to offer protoc- tlon. Neither had they any authority Whatever ovor the two mun, who should consequently havo bcou froo from his in- terforcnoo. lint lush-ad of dismissing them ho took thorn in a carriage to the boundary of the settlement, and there put them in custody of tho Chiuuso gunrds. The American official. in fact. was ro- qulrod. it is said, to not as a constable for the native authorities. and in that capac- ity to enforce tho imprisonment and and the firm of tho men who clung to the bar lioi that they could look to him for friend- ly aid and counsol. The proof that they wore spins has not boon produced. Meanwhilo a report comes from Nlng po that a Japanese who was arrested shore on suspicion of boing a spy has had his ankles mashed with a hammer to air tort a confession from him. in this oon~ nsction. it is interesting to note, a Chinese suspected of a scheme to obtain plans for tho Futts‘u fortifications in Japan was ar- rested in Yokohama and dsported Supt. 17 to his own country. Nannnkil. the engineer who swam ashore from tho Kow smug at the time that vessel was destroyed, has boon up pointed oonnuandcr of the naval station at Wailial-Wei. Japanese Warships sighted. SHANHHM, ()ct. l4.—l»‘44ur .lapanose war- ships have been sightcd botwccn Niug i’o Nows rocoivod from 'i‘lcn- lain dcuios that the (lhinoso buvc ovumr atad Koran. it also dcnlcs that tho .lap~ anoso forces are near Yalu or that they are occupying Thornton ilavou. , Chinese transports are said to be may. log freely in tho gulf of l’c-chi-II. Tho Chluoso warships at Port Arthur, with tho execution of the LaiYucn, will soon bu rsflttod for sea The Lai-Yuon was found on her arrival thorn to havo boon almost entirely destroyed by tho as a rcsuit of her participation in the battle oil the Yalu. China Importing Wnr Munitions. lemu'ool. Oct. ii *Thc Shipping and Telegraph says it learns that a steamer has been chartered nom- hcro to convoy munitions of .war to China. to be paid on the cargo will ascend the value of tho vessel. and tho venture is in- sured at it guinons par cont. The owners will make a small fortnno if the steamer evades capture under the foreign enlist- ment act. Aagiollussian Collision 944414444441. Blunts. Oct. 6 u’l‘ho Vassischs Zei~ tong regards the Korean war as a fare- runner of a great Anglo. Russian collision. which the conflicting interests of those powers are certain sooner or laicric bring about German Warships on the onions coast. .ilshttil. 0st. lf.~—’l.‘be German warships stationed at Yokohama have been ordered to northern Chinese ports is is has the hearse negotiations tor a' m m The freight , as, Got. a—Jl‘he first game of pi wisp series played hear was a good cxhibitic of scientific and fastball playing. The cw Yorke won by a mo of s to 1., Basic was in the box, He had terrific speed and thorough control of the ball. and the men back of him kept up their end. Espsr, for the Orioles. pitched winning ball and was well supported In- ability to hit Rosie was the cause of the result. There won several features of the game that could have been eliminated to the PlTCliEil lii' SlE. credit of both teams. McGraw was the principal'of’fondor. Owing to the stormy weather and a doubt of the series being playcd, only about 9,000 of the expected crowd cntcrod tho grounds. The final agreement to play the series of games was made only a few minutes boforo the game was called. McGraw was the only one that held out. and his tour por throughout the game was not of the boat. Both teams showed intense feeling. A close decision in tho ninth inning by Emsllc, which cut off Baltimore's hope of pulling victory out of the fire, caused a crowd to get after Emsllo as soon as the game was over. The police, however, quickly dispersed the crowd. The features of the game were the dou- ble play by MoGraw, Belts and Brouth' us in the first inning and a grout catch by Van iialtrcn in the fourth inning. Captains Ward and Robinson distinguish odthcmsclves in flclding. A big delega- tion of rootors from New York witnessed the game and mado merry with tin horns. STREET CAR SNIASHED. Struck by a Train and six Persons Beri- nusly Hurt. ST. Loris. Oct. 5.—-As a special west bound freight train on the Wabash rall- rcad was leaving the city it crashod into and demolished a carou tho Suburban Street railway at Union nvonuc in tho western suburbs. The car was struck squarely on the iron and and smashed into kindling wood. of the passengers in the our six were seriously injured as follows: Marlin Schcnok, Martin Winklor, Mary Cravctt (colored), liora Ruescll (colored), George Woods, conductor, and Charles Thralikill, motormau. 4 Thu two worm-11 and the motorman will probably die, All arc badly bruised and out and suffer broken limbs, and the two women arc injured internally. All were romovud to tho Mullauphy hospital. The blame for tho accident has not boon located. RUSSELL HARRISON TALKS. Says Ills Father Might Not Decline a l‘res~ idsntial Nomination. Ym'xosrowx. 0., Oct. f4.—.\lr. llurton. general mauagor‘of tho Dauicls Stool Tie company, who has just roturncd from Terra liauto. reports that in a conversa- tion in that city with iiussoil Harrison the lattor said. replying to a question whothorhis futhcr would enter tho lists for the presidential nomination: “As an active candidato i think not. I think that. a numbcr of aspirants will loom up for tho nomination before the convention arrives, and If a general divor sity of sontimont iim‘ulnps in tho convent tion and thorn should be an cxprosslou from tho pcopio that father is their choice it is not prohablehc would doc'iiuo tho candidacy and nomination.‘ STRONG AGAINST KEEGAN More Evidence to 41.4... That lie Killed Mrs. (bombers. i’um'lm-twit, (ict. 5.—-i.awronvo Keo- gan,ch41rgcd with the murdur of hire. Emily Chambers on Thursday last, was takcn to Crunston prison. The: case against him grows stronger Two persons were found who saw Kocgan with the woman on the afiornoon of tho murder. Professor Wood, aftor examining the revolver borrowed from young Taylor. do claros that the butt. of tho weapon was dead to mutilate tho facc of tho woman instcad of a bludgoou, as was at first sup- DOtiliLL "fliulll Cordlnilty. bosons. mt. 5.—~Tho ourroiipondont of The 'limos at Paris says: ”The llriiish churgeil' aiiairos, Mr it. i'hlpps, told mo that his Wackiy oilh- lul visit to .\i iiano taux,tbo foreign ruinistor, asvsry cor- dial. Mr l’hipps said tbore wcro uodlili oultlos iii-imam) the two countries but what could bu oaslly arraugI-d” District Attorney In Jail. Ummsmn, (mt. r4.——1'nue41 States District Atturny llurnctt was uoutoucod by Judge Sago to six months' imprison- mout in Warrou county jail for contempt of court. liic coutmnpt was a neglect to pay over a sum of money which ho hold in trust wiwn ordorcd by the i' niicd hiatus court to pay it. l’ssscngrrs Shaken Up. Waun‘mt .,14 Mass. flct’ a.-A spoclai passongcr train for Manchester, 4 ii” and freight train No.1107 on the Boston and Maine came into collision here. The fireman and engineer of tho passougsr train worn scvcroiy injured and the pas‘ 44444344444 genorally shaken up. lion. hisphrn Richards ”raps Dead. Tomato, (lot. ii.~"l‘i1c lion. Stephen Richards. one of tho fsw surviving mem~ bore of John Sauiluld MacDonald I gov- ernment and a well known lawyer, drop pod dead. 4 . * Want 444.444.444.- “(Minus 1. PORTLAND, Ms. Oct. 5.4414 in learned that President ii 14. Whitman of Colby university has been offered the presidency of Columbia university at Washington. Arbitration I Infill”. In human slam. (in. liar—Tho slots board of arbitration had awareness with the manufacturers. but nothing we piishsd. NOVELS WITH MARKED ”MAGIC. Ehrewd Investigator Pointed 01“ III! Ila Had Been Disappointed In love. NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—-Frank Armitage Wilcox. a young lawyer of 69 Wall stress, committed suicide by shooting himself ‘in the head. He was a son of Franklin A. Wilcox of the law firm of Wilcox. Ad‘- .|rm's cilia) as a clerk. Relatives and friends of the young man express themselves as utterly at a loss to account for his deed. They attribute it to an unbalanced mind, brought about by bad health. -He had been away from business three months during the sum- mer, and during that period had had sev- eral hemorrhages lie had been moody and despondcnt of late. This may have been, and doubtless was. the chief cause of the suicide. it is the only cause contributory to it that his friends will admit of. But some books found in a satchel by his side, and in par- ticular certain marked passages in a nov~ 01, suggest a love affair. The Novel Saree-ted Salami» The novel was of the sensational order and dcalt with passionate love between an unmarried man and a married woman. ending in the breaking of all vows and the flight of .thc lovers. Tharc is talk of death as the final refuge—“death the lib- orator, the dolivercr. the pardoner." A remarkable confirmation of tho the— ory, suggested by these marked passages, that love led up to the suicide came from the coroner's physician. who made an an. topsy of the young man’s body. He found indications in the brain that love was at the bottom of Wilcox'smcntal unbalance. 50 marked were those indications that the physician declared them conclusive. It is highly interesting that the physi. clan reached those conclusions before the significant character of the marked pas- sagos in the novel were discovered. and consequently whcn there was no circum- stnucc other than ‘ the condition of the brain as he found it to dirccthis thoughts in this channel. Dr. liouliu hogan the autopsy with an unbiased mind. After formally establishing the fact that two bullets had entered the brain and causcd death, and finding that the principal organs of the body were in a normal condition, which was all that cus— tom and the law required of him, the doc- tor undortook a new line of investigation, with the double purpose of satisfying his curiosity as to recent developments in the srlontific knowledge of the brain and adding somcthing, if possible, to that knowledge. Dr. Doniin'a Discovery. Except unoor somewhat abnormal con- ditions of the brain science has uovcr yot boon able to trucu causes or motivvs for suicidc by examinations of the brain tis- sues aftur dent l1. Bolero death suicidal tendencies are often discernible to the carefully trained observer. The health. the (new, eyes. ex. prchiou and manner of thought are often sure indications of this tomb-licy. Examination of the brain shows little oxcopf umior unusual circumstances, but there have boon dovolopmouta in this di- roctiou of into, and Dr. liouiiu concluded that ho Would soc what story. if any, was told by the young suichic's bruln. Ho he laid it open and made a critical oxaminw tion. ’l‘ho result surprlscd him. Tho brain in goncral soomod honlthy onnugh. but tho cantor of amntivunoss was foarfully and Wondcrfull y developed. This convolution, tho doctor found, was out of all proportion to tho rust of the brain, so much so that he was convinced at ouco that a disordered imagination somcwhcrc in the line of love was a dis- turbing or porhaps a controlling element in tho incutal operations. “hon sncu altar tho autopsy, llr. lion— lln oxprcssud the opinion that young Wil- cox had boon lad to suicidc through iovo. iio said that the indications of this were conclusiw. Ami this conclusion, it will ho noted again, was reached indopomlontly of the story told by the plays and the novel found in tho satchol by the dead body. Burglar-s 4444414. n44 Jewels. Si'ltlh‘tiriliui, Mada, (let. 4. -Tho rosi- dcncc of Mrs. Stewart on Crescent bill was entered by burglars, and diamonds and jewelry to the value of $2,000 was stolua. Mrs. Stewart sat in the room ad- joining that in which the jovwls were kept and heard the tbiovos at work, but supposing it to be one of tho servants she did not mako an investigation. Mr. Alien Corrects Tho Times. Losms Oct. 5. 4 Mr Allan, formerly llritish consul 411. Now i' hwaog. writes to The 'limos stating that lmuchuu. whorii tho J upauosc arc reported to havo landod. is unquestionably llunchun, near tho frontier of Kill‘i!i| and Russia. Mr. Allan suggests that tho Japanese will attempt a march against tho arsoual of Kirin, sou miles distant. num idiot in iiili. LITTLE itm a, ()4-1. 4'4.»-Wiliiam l'ndor- hill and Janina lurror, tum mill bands. cugugcd In a deadly cucoimtcr ovar a woman at Marked ’1‘ rec, and both were kiiiod Carror 11444111 a shotgun on U Mar hill. with dcmily ciloct, but itudcrhiil, after ho had boon shot. succccdod in mot tally wounding his antagonist with 41 wiuchostor. Ilig ’lln Plato li’iil'i fitartod. Axnsusos', Ind. not. s.-(imund was brnkon hora for the National tin pinto mill. tho first building of which will ha N7 foot by too foot. and six mills to he in operation within 1111 days and six more within lamenths. 'lhis will make one of tho largest tin pinto mills in tho United Status. ,nwmw.“ Little Book cyclone Victims. additions to the cyclone fatalities. The 37 injured victims are improving with the exception of Convict Tom Mitchell, whose condition is critical. '1'" Wheel A4444... the 14 utmost. armsonutn, Mass, Out o.-—Gisom F. liarriott and William 'l’lglis, who loft city Iliaa Anthony mu fission lamest accuse-mt, out. a. -- Susan 31 on» than: will leave and sum missus. lsllmpaitpsh are. roan. Wilcox snot Himself. and an; Friends Could Give Us Reason. m o_ ams 84 Green and was employed in the : Ll'l‘Tth limit. Oct. ii.—-'l‘hers are no 4 WMIMIIMMHOIIIMWM h” ANY $12. FALL $I2. Sine will to lists Every 'SENTINEL BUILDING, Extravagance Mime Conic. Grain. THE CENTRAL 0A8" BlillflEill f5 I091“ Ill! sum. Man—- it Ounces to 3 Pound and fine Price to fill. 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