At Tangier* For A Settleiiu*ut--A* Vet.
A Crooked Senatorial Deal In
volving 10, OO.
Berlin, March 28.—Emperor Wil-!
liatn appeared on horseback for the
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first time this afternoon since the;
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attack was made upon him by a I
wculd-be assassin. There were no
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marks visible of the injuries liesus-'
tained.
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Washington, I). C., March 28.—
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It has been definitely decided to.
not scud the cruiser New York to >
Tangicrs to press the claims for
payment now long overdue. Ob-1
stacles have arisen in the way of
final settlement. The cruisei will
proceed direct to Manila.
Ottawa, March 27.—The Cook
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senatorial scandal inquiry is mak-.
ing rapid progress. Frank Me
Donald, a son-in-law, stated under
questioning today that Cameion
told him that Cook could have the
senatorship for $10,000. Cook’s!
evidence is directly contrary and;
shows the utter falsity of this testi
mony.
London, March 26.—Protection!
has been asked the authorities for 1
J. Pierpout Morgan, who is shortly
to arrive here on a visit. It ap
pears that threats have been made
against the life of the distinguished
financier by some ot the cranks
uow located in London.
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Corner In Corn.
Chicago Manipulator (’ornrrs The Mai
kot - Tlirfatriu'd Involution
At Kio rJanirro.
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Washington, D. C., March 22. — j
The government will pass the mili
tary and civil bill in time for it to 1
take effect April 1.
Chicago, March 25.- K. Phillips,
a prominent broker and board of
trade man, has succeeded in manio
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ulatiiig a corner on corn. Several'
heavy bear operators are already
feeling the effect of the squeeze.
Rio Janeiro, Brazil, March 24.—
News of a threatened revolution
has just leaked out. Persons un
der arrest have confessed the exist-.
enee of a plot by the monarchial!
party to overthrow the republic and j
sieze the reins of government. Gen
erat Mello has been arrested and
thrown into prison, charged with i
complicity.
Laherty Seriously Injured.
\Vm. Laherty was seriously in-!
j tired on Big Minook last Monday |
bv a tree that he was falling: strik-!
ing another tree, which struck him
on the forehead. Dr. Hudgin was
called to attend him and found that
no bones were broken. Laherty
sustained a bad cut on the forehead \
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and is bruised considerably on the 1
back and shoulders.
Risdon and Nelson have remov
ed from the Ketchinson building
to that which they formerly occu-1
pied before the fire a year ago. j
Plot 1o lllow t ]) Tht* Czar DiscovtMTti,
Dietrich Elected Cnited States
Senator From Nebraska.
New York, March 28.--Richard
B. Johnson, vice-president of tie
Alaskan-Northwest Te r ri t o r i e s
Trading Co., has resigned.
Grand Rapids, Mich., March 28.
— A number of Michigan cities are
flooded with high water, due to
the rapid thawing of tile winter’s
heavy snowfall.
Lincoln, Neb., March 28.- The
deadlock in tha legislature so lun<r
in existence has finally been broken,
resulting in the election of J. H.
Dietrich to the United States sen
ate.
London, March 26.—The start
ling intelligence has been received
here by cable that a dynamite mine
has been discovered under the pal
ace of Czar Nicholas II. of Russia.
The discovery is considered excep
tionally fortunate, for had the ex
plosion been effected there is no
telling how widespread and des
tructive would have been the dam
age wrought to property and how
many the lives that would have
been lost or the evolution in the af
fairs of the country that might have
resulted through the possible kill
ing of its ruler. The strictest dili
gence is now maintained at the pal
ace.