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LGEDON, September 6-—A special from Hon'gEong contains
the remarhbie statement that Li Hung Ch; has. tenet
vim from Patio to the efieet that the alliedngraes, are gradually
handing over the meat of the capitai to the Chinese. and that
Prince Citing. (former president of the Tsung Li Yamen.) has been
pieced in charge of the imperial city.

Sfidmea‘s PM in Vermoge 32.16%.

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from at out of the 2:6 towns and cities in the state, received up to
noon. tone , give the vote for governor as inflows: Stiekney. Re-
publican, we: Seam. Democrat. 15.919; all others. 1.27 Stick
ueyfs‘pleeality. 32.183. and a majority overall 0! 30.908. e Re»
pahiiean [finality in the some towns {our years ago was 38.26%
majority over all. .fl. Thefive towns not yet heard from gave
vote for governor r years ago as inflows: Grout. Repubhcan.
388; Jackson. Democrat. 193; at! others. 5.

Yale Purchases More Land.

NEW' HAVEN. Conn" September (P— Yale gniversitficot-
fixation today closed a deaf with the agent file isses
for the property immetiiately in the rear of the Semi! and Keys Fra-
ternity huflding. in Wall street. The price paid .is $25,900. The

' of this land by the university. completes the purchases
of 13nd necessary for the sites of the bi'ccntenuia! hall. ,

Mr. Slokes’s Guest 301655.000.

last November,has been a guest of Vt'iliiam E
was arrested for starting $4000. was ' 7. before .. 'gtme
Mott. today. There was. no examinatiéi Hottghton,:an& e was
tic-id in $300 bail for examtngtion. at 10:30 o'clock. tomorrow.

Further North than Nansen’s Record.

CHRISTIANIA. September (v—eA telegram {rum Tatum. Nor—
way. in reporting the return of the Stella Poiare. with the Duke of
Ahmzzifs Art-tit twitter!!! on board. says the Stella Palate reached
arpoint in latitude“ 33
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\R‘ASHINGTON. September o—Jnee altitude of the Germans 0n
the Russian prrqmsal to withdraw the trams from Pekin has been
made known to the United States. and is to the effect that Germany
considers it necessary to retain her forces in Pekiu.

 

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