| Show I BRIEF TELEGRAM I I The urgent deficiency bill was passed by the senate yesterday substantially a reported J E Nesslage of the firm of Ness lage Fuller bullion brokers died yesterday at his home in New York John J Curley of Philadelphia is said to be slated for sergeantatarms of the Democratic national committee The comptroller of the currency ha authorized the organization of the S Francisco National bank of San Francisco Fran-cisco with a capital of 500000 The Minnesota Republican state committee com-mittee today issued a call for the state convention in Minneapolis March 24 forte for-te selection of four delegates at large and nine presidential electors Mrs Mary E Lease the noted Populist orator ha qualified the story that she has decided to enter de ministry She wU preach at a local church next Sunday Sun-day but states it Is to help ayof the churchs indebtedness Eight hundred men employed on the Ellicott square building Buffalo laid down their tools yesterday and left their work The grievance Is that a subcontractor put some thirtyfive nonunion men at work this morning The sensational story published in New York that an insult was offered to Emperor William yesterday afternoon after-noon when a package of newspapers was thrown into his carriage i denied In Berlin Count Kutsoff representing the czar of Russia has arrived at Sofia ha arived Sofa Bulgaria Bul-garia to attend the ceremony of the conversion and baptism of Prince Boris eldest son of Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria into the orthodox church The London Chronicle editorially demands that the government should be challenged to give full information of the alleged forty thousand British colonists in the disputed territory be tween Venezuela and British Guiana A special t the New York Herald from Pekin says LI Hung Pek s Hun Chang and Shas Sh JUu Lien have been appointed delegates to represent the emperor of China at the coronation of Emperor Nicholas I of Russia at Moscow Negotiations are still In progress looking to the conclusion of Japan a commercial treaty between China and A special t the Denver News from Aspen Colo says ExGame Warden Calllcotte arrested at Delta yesterday on an Indictment for cattle indIctmnt ctte stealing was brought back tonight by Sheriff Straw bridge and locked up In jail He will make no attempt to procure ball until tomorrow morrow He says the charge is all a mite but the authorities state that they have the hides of the stolen cattle and can prove that Calicotte carried some of the meat away in a trunk A special to the New York Herald from Cairo Egypt says As evidencing the feeling in Egypt concerning British occupation oc-cupation I is to b admitted that there has been disquiet amounting almost t a panic for the last three days a consequence conse-quence of rumors pointing to an rmors pintng a evacuation evacua-tion of the country by the English Lord Cromer the English minister states Crome te minster sttes positively posi-tively that no alteration will take place With Individual exceptions persons of alt nationalities desire the retention of the British troops A special to the New York Herald from Rome says As Signor Crisp does not tear the opposition he ha acceded to their demands and will call the chamber together In March I is probable that the premier will eliminate from the cabinet cabi-net certain members whose presence he considered a source of weakness Signor wanoss Siger Forts may accept a portfolio Signor Crlspls position remains unshaken thanks to the absolute confidence that King Humbert has in him The army of the Negus Is finding increasing dif ficulty In supplying its commissariat Incase In-case Menellk should retreat General Par I ateri will at once take the offensive I Is probable General Baraterl will be recalled rle Signer in consequence CrispL of his criticism upon I |
