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JAPANESE IMPLACABLE.
The Chinese Alicge That Their Peace lav-p
Was Ignored.
Donner, Dec. 7.—s shanghai cameo
nys that the Japanese version of the mis—
sion of Dir. Detring, theenvoy who unsuc-
cessfully attempted to treat forpcacewitlr
Japan, is inexact. , .
The dispatch adds that Mr. Detring was
duly appointed as Chinese envoy by an
imperial decree, but the Japanese minim
ters refused to “mine his credentials.
Two reams are alleged by well informed
people for the action of Japan.
Theirstof thaeiathatJapanhadan
cxpeditionat Bircshlmarcadyto sail to
deal a crushing blowat Chinese integrity,
and thesecond that Japan intends to sub-
' ject China to extreme humiliation before
Thedispatch further mys that
the situation is becoming grave and that
the Japanese appear to be implacable.
Cane, Dee. 7.——'l'he tsung-lhyamcn has
decided to send aspeeial cmhasasdortc
Tokyo fully authorized to negotiate a
treaty of peace with Japan.
This is the‘resultof anintimatlou from
United Sist'csllnistcr Denby that bound
the United States minister to Japan have
prepared the way for direct communion
tic- hctween China and Japan, though
the more of theprcllminary negotiations
is kept secret. .
CQNGRESSMAN ELECT DEAD
Andrew J. cs-paeu or 2t.- vars may 3:;-
_ plrcd Suddenly.
New YORK, Dec. i.—-Andrew J. Camp
hell, omgressnrur elect from the Eleventh
congressional district of New York, died
suddenly and unexpectedly at his residence
in the Chelsea. His death was mused by
acute Bright’s disease and wasaggravatcd
by a severe cold contracted last Friday
while driving in an wen carriage to call
on Governor Elect Morton at Rhinoclilf.
Dir. leaves a wife and two
daughters, both of whom are married. it
is probable that General Daniel E. Sicklcs,
the pmtent congressman, wbowas defeat—
ed by Mr. Campbell in the recent election
by a very narrow margin. will again bra
candidate at the special election. liir.
Campbell was all years old. ,
Fro-ch llastoaarln In Korea flair.
Lt‘oxe, Dec. 7,—The Missions (‘utho
liqucs has received a letter from Mgr.
Mute], addressed from Seoul, the capital oi
Korea, announcin that all the French
missionaries in after great hard-
ships. have sum. in rcruvhing Seoul.
The letter adds that all the Christian vil-
lages in Korea have been plllagcd and
burned and that number» of native Chris
tiane have been massacred.
Could not Stop a Sparring Match.
SillACt'elt. Dec. 7.-—~A test case was
made of the law regarding sparring in
public halls here. Gem-go Dixon was
hooked to appear at the Grand Opera
limes, where Con Riordan was killed
three weeks ago by Fluslmmona. The
board of police commissioners had tried
to stop the match, but Dixon's W,
however, consulted an attorney. and as a
result the bout came all.
Bishop Clark's Anniversary.
Paovrntscs, Dee. 7,—Thc fortieth an-
alvcrmry of the consecration of the Right
ltcv. Thomasliarch Clark as hishw of
the Episcopal dloccseof Rhodc island was
celebrated with more impressive services
at Grace church. Bishop lawman of
iiamachusrtts and Bishop Potm of New
York both delivered m
Fatally Injured In a Football (lame.
lxnrsssrous. Dec. 7.——Word has been
received hereof the death of Htewart Cr»
'81“. aged 21 years, at the Culver Dilli-
tary acarlerny, Maxinknckee. mavens“
death was the melt of an injury rc«
solved in a pine of fwthall in this city
three weeks ago.
TELEGRAPH“: TICKS.
)iies Grace hlpplncott was Married in
Vashiagton to llerlxcrt Bale, a‘Nsw York
dramatist.
A numherof young women living in
Park, N. J., have formed a foot
hall team “
Dr. Joseph D. Bryant ridicules the
statement that W Cleveland is so
ill as to cause atria. ‘
sent to the senate the
i
from authoritative sources that upward .
statements. . ~ '
At the mine time the officers state that
”the suggestion of the money not being
genuine may be found worth considera-
tion, and the scheme of duping the worn-
an would he in line with the theory that
she was a confederate.
The lasaraa'ce Ineoatestible.
Another suggestion in the conspiracy
theory relates to the pains taken by Bay-
ward to authenticate the making of the
last loan. Two witnesses were called in,
whereas previous transactions involving
half as great a sum were made without
the least appearance of precaution. The
insurance was made actudly ineoutestl.
ble. These facts are held to be inconsistent
with the easy going, rambling way in
which Harry Hayward had been Mug
with the woman.
The county authorities concluded that
theyhad reached the point for decisive
action, and it was taken. What led to
the theoretical connection of‘A. A. Ray-
ward with the alleged conspiracy more
thuallthcrcstls midto havebeenlu-
formation furnished the ofllclals of a cer-
tain peculiar fact noted byhis nearest
friends. Amng than was his knowledn
of th very spot where the body was
found. Bewas said to have tracedthe
vcryroutcthat musthavc heentakcnhy
the buggy closely.
ll‘lnally the police were informed of the
statements of Expressman O'Donnellof
nclng the woman and man makethe start
onthe driveandwcrernore than struck
with the similarity of the dcecrlptious
given with that of A. A. llayward.
The latter wars sharp teed shoes, for-
niches the blond munache, the height
and size and the heavy build. It was
also learned that one of the points given
the authorities was that there is a small
mark like a partial contusion on the face
of A. A. Hayward which looks on casual
inspection as if it won: the result 01 a
blow.
llliss (Mag Had an Rosary.
The entire acquaintance of Him Gin.
is being carefully scrutinized for some
hint. It is believed that an occurrence
of Tuesday morning following the mur-
der which has just been discovered may
yet prove to have a bearing on the case.
Miss Lillian Allen, a oung lady who
lived at the Victoria, a ashionable hotel.
left town very suddenly and in a great
hurry that day. She was known to have
becna former acquaintance of Miss Glug
and to have had a serious quarrel with
her which made the two girls enemies.
Miss Allen was very anxious Tuesday
morning about the arrival of a certain
trunk. When at last it arrived, she had
it taken to her morn, rcpackcd it and at
once set ad for St. Paul with the trunk.
She already had several trunks in her
room, which she left behind. The trunk
was checked on the Milwaukee and St
Paul, and the luggage-man remembers
the occurrence perfectly.
Miss Allen, he ’said, was in such a
”blustcring hurry" that she could not
wait for the train, but took a car. The
hotel people do not know where she is.
They once received an anonymous note
warning them about Miss Allen's sham
tcr, but paid no further attention to it
than to show it to Miss Allen. She at
once exclaimed that itwas a deed of lilac
Ging, who, she explained, hated her.
Theyhadaqusncloverhedheedoifit.
Paul and were enemies. Reed's name
has already been brought into the case.
Johnson-Ital" right a Draw.
Nsw Cutlass, Dee. 7.-——The Johnson.
laherglovs contest took place in the
arena of the Olympiccluh in the presence
of the snralhvst number oi spectators that
cmasscruhlcd in the club on a prise
light occasion. it was declared a draw by
thevreferss in the twenty-dithround. The
spectators declared it a fizzle.
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Cowboy Inherits a fortune.
(iv-rants, 0. 'l'., met—c. K. Handes,
theBostonmanwhohasbcsnlnthetcr.
may for the past fortnight in search of
his brother Henry, who had fallen heir to
“£0,000, has fmmd him ncsr Chlokasha,
l. T., where he was working for a cattle-
man.
Colored labours Protest. . '
Pmuosrrms. Dec. 7.-—-A vigor“.
effort will he made by leading colored
mastthelaboreoniersneetovhsheldin
Denver mt week to have the word
”white" stricken from the constitution
of the varitms labor orgaulsatlons.
_ rmhnamrsams.
itswsaa, it. 3., Dee. 7.—’l'lre Christian
'Mmhlpmmimtmma
mpg: a a nauyrsspscts
rssaa gills crusade inaugurated in
l‘isorkhyllethti’arkhurst.
Wilde's-noes.
Irilhylshweandhassnppsd rcornsln
whlshtocoaduct hlsearnpa forspcak-
sr. 110thth toieleo
lieu.
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theeurperor. ,
members, withthsexceptloaci
and a great uproar followed. The presi-
dent declared that the «induct of the so-
ciallsts was not in consonaace with the
traditions of Germansorthe usages of,thc
house. '
The socialists rose the attitude of
the president, and knccht mac
in his seat. hisnlanner Mngqnitc thrcatv
suing. Herr Ulrich also sprang to his
feet, and amid renewal shoots and cries
of "Shame! Shame!" shook his list at the
other members.
When order was restored. the mlrction '
of oflcers of the house was particular!
with. When this business had been con-
cluded, Preslrlcut Von Imctzow cxprcsml
his regret that he was unable to punish
the disloyal socialists.‘
llcrr Singer m arose and at-
tempted to justify the attitude of himself
and his fellow socialists. lie was repeat-
cdly intcmrptcd, but be was understood
to say:
“We will- never be compelled to cheer
for one who recently told the recruits who
were taking the service mth that should
cimumstamm arise they would be ordered
against the will of the people to about
their own brothers, fathers and mothers
for the one who is now introducing an"
antirovolutionary bill which is directed
against us. To claret- him would he irrec-
oncilable with our honor and dignity."
The not of llerr Singer’s words were
drowned in a storm of vehement pnrtcsts,
which only snlrsldcd when Herr Von bevv
etzow called the spuker to order.
The house then opened the debate on a
motion to abandon the pending prosecu—
tinns of some of the mialist members.
Baron von hiautcuflel, the Conservative
leader. took occasion during the debate to
lnveigh strongly against the wnduct of
the sm-lalhw ruemlsrrs. The house then
adjourned until Tuesday, when the budget
will be‘intruduced.
HISSED SAUNDERSON.‘
The Icon; Noble-ra- Who larder“! a
Woman Taken to London.
mums, Dec. 7.——ltcglnald Saundcram,
the nephew of Colonel Edward J. Sana-
dcrmn, the Orange leader and member of
parliament for North Armagh, was con-
veycd from the jail at Armagh to the rall~
road station there on his way to this city
and London. A large crowd followed the
jauuting car which carried the prisoner
and his (snort to the station. Saunder-
son was loudly hiescd and appeared very
dejected and frightened lie did not rc-
covcr his comprmtrc until he was mic
within the railroad station.
it is suited that Saumicbum has our-
fmsed to murdering the unfortunate wom‘
an Dawns. who was found tic-ad. with
her throat cm, on Nov. 26 in the Holland
Villas mod. Remington. London. it is
also said that the priomcr has trial to
commit suicide since his amen. Houn-
dcrsou is generally admitted to he of one
sound mind.
Dramarh‘a King Ill.
Consumes, Dec. 7,—King Christian
is suffering from a cold in the bladder,
mntracte-d on his journey horm- from St.
Pctorahurg, where he attended the fu«
ncral of the late (,‘mr Alexander and the
marriage of Czar Nirlmlau The physiv
clan who has been summoned to attend
his nmjcsty cxpnrascs the opinion that
with a few days‘ rust and care the king
will entirely rct‘ovcr.
import-sat Papal Decree.
Rout. Dec. 7.~—A pupal drum-c. which
is the outcome of the recent conferences
held hcrc looking wthe reunion of the
Roman and "rook churches. hasappcorod.
It provides that ecclesiastical college:
founded in the east by the papacy shall
now hcdcvelopcd in favor of the eastern
church. __ . .
American i'onsnl's sow Assaulted.
LONDON. lice 7.—-'l'he Chronicle has
mall advices from llclagoa hay showing
that the son of Mr. McIntosh. the Amer-
ican consul, already received an ugly push
in the check by a caller stroke of a Pur-
tugueae policeman. McIntosh was this»
queutly arrested, and ball was refrml.
The muesli-a Muscular.
hlsnronn. lions, Dec. 7.—-H. ll Nash,
class of '97. Tufts college, took a physical
examination under the direction of Dr.
W. A. Wmdbury of the 'l'ufts Medical
schml here. and the result plums him
among the lending stmng mllege men of
the country. ‘
smallpox spreading.
luasim. N. Y., llec. 7.--rlmallpml is
spreading thmugh Sullivan mmnty rapid-
ly. Calm have lrcen dlmvered at Center-
vlllc, l-‘ullshurg and Woodhourne, as well
as in this village. All houses where even
answers mldo have been quarantined.
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ilsursx. ilcc. 7.-—~'l'he manner Dorian.
Clara 1!. Simpson in ism; island souud
arrival hem from New York.
Kau- liaak Made.
600an Kan, Dec. 7. ~Thc mp
change hank chard lta dons, having atta-
landisln thchandsof mm
k mmmissiotter.
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Osage lass-so win nuns.
timers, 0. 7.. Dec. 7.--'l'he clays
barium have made a partial mm:
with the gov-rum» commission to dt
tide their. lands.
A».
Insist m In a W Ila-st
Inner, its», Ilse. 7.-’l'hirty-nlacci
the 4! children in the Ayer Hollis for
Young Winner! and Children are ill with
smrlst fever.
tongue that Dodo shivsred.
which ran into and soak the schooner w
on Tut-«lay night, will he libeletl on he! ‘
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Omani and his Amlnta, the h f”
“i have not.” W!
CIA“ ”b ”0‘," ‘
“Perm wouldn’t have it."
“What is it to Pembroke!"
“lie loves Aminta." ‘ .
“And llove Lord Drment."
"There is no news in either statement
to me. madam," said Holmes coldly.
. "But you told me that you loved me,"
she almost whispered, and there came
into her eyes that look which makes and
women have when they would charm. ,
The cold, hard face of Sherlock Holmes
almost soft and warm.
”Once I thought so," he lied, "but
that was before I had met Tril ."
The name lingered so loving y‘on his
Was an
to take the place in the heart of this man,
who had been her willing slave‘nrsady to
do has bidding, though his own pplness
paid the forfeit? “l
"Who is Trilhyl" she asked, trying to
conceal the rising storm within her.
“She is A Bachelor Maid of my so
quslntsnce." heauswarcd, with a sneer—
lug nulls. ’
‘I thought you were writing to nosi-
nal" she sneered back at him. ‘ ,
Sherlock Holmes rose to his feet and
looked at the woman drrlsivcly.
"And if I weref” he said. “Weren't
you also stock on Micah Clarkef"
She smiled in that cruel impcrturhable
way of hers he knew so well and had suf-
fared so long.
“Perhaps," she said, “but it was mere-
ly ocean of Love In Idleness when you
were away trying to wreak my vengeance
on Arnieta in order that I might get a
chance at Lord Ormont. You poor fool,
you thought it was you i loved, didn't
you!"
He had never until that moment seen
Dodo in her true light, and the color
thrown upor;I her by the red lamp was of
no.
“You are A Bantiful Wretch," he said.
"And you are one of The Heavenly
Twins," she laughed—like a devil, he
thought.
“i am going, madam," hssaid, starting
toward the door.
"Put A Yellow Arte: in your button:
hole as a memento," she responded, hand-
ing him the lower.
“Going to meet Trllhy," he concluded
as he passed out of the room.
As the door closed on him forever Dodo
put on A Lilac Bnnbonnet and ascended
to an upper window, where she could see
him standing alone‘ou the shore watching
the Ships That Pass in the Night.
But Sherlock Holmes could not arrest
their motion, although he could detect
their outlines through the shadows of the
night. He had reached the limit of his
power, and Dodo laughed and went down
“Ill! to mhet Rom Elsinore.
Dodo wm a daisy.—Detroit Free Press.
A Domestic Tragedy.
There was sorrow in that little home.
“I shall never forgive him. Never!
Never!" she cried.
Then she threw herself upon a divsn
and wept bitterly. There was a ring at
the doorbell.
"Ah, my dear mother, it is you!" she
«claimed as a woman of commanding
presence entered the room.
“It is l," was the answer.
“Why do I find you weepingl"
"I have been cruelly treated by the man
whom I had trusted—the man whom we
led—who led me to the altar.”
"Has he struck you?"
ti wot”. t v
"Deserted you?
ty alone!"
“Worse. lie—he asked me to mend his
trousers."
“And you?"
“i refused. And now—oh, horrorsl—l
moot tell it."
“ , my child, speak."
u, a has worn my bicycle bloomers
down to his allies."
"Wretchl"—-I.lfs.
Understood Ilis‘nasiasss.
Left you to we pover-
Falr Sufism-Doctor, are always
caused by wearing shoes that too tight!
Chlrcpodlst -— Not always, rus’arn.
That's what causes 'em in thecase of your
friend, tiles Biggins. scrost the way. Her
feet was made to fit a No. 6 shoe, and
shI'I ltrylng to crowd 'cm into a No. i.
Yours, ma'am, is projuccd by wearing
too a shoe. which makes wrinkles
in the eather and causes friction sglu the
cuticle—Chicago Tribune.
In Deep. MW
“i hear that Jigson holds quite a re—
sponslble position, and that he is nuan—
cislly interested in the concern he is
with."
“Yes. They owe him six months' sal-
ary."--'i'it-Blts.
Could A” It.
First Physician—ls this a case that do
stands a consultation?
Second Physician—J think it is. The
lent is extremely rich—New York
orld.
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Jinks (snterlngl—llsllo, old maul You
look blue. What's up?
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Beedleas raisins. (new) liic.
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Florida Oranges. we. dos.
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