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i , In tbe Spanish Deputies.
Madrid, March 16. Replying to ques
tns propounded in the chamber of
deputies today. Senor Alejandro Grois
eard, minister of "state, said the report
that Minister Taylor, acting on behalf of
the United States government had
claimed that reparation from Spain was
due the United States on account of the
AUianca incident was true. The United
States government, he said, at the same
time demanded that American trade
with Cuba should not be interfered with.
He hoped the AUianca affair would be
amicably settled. Tbe United States
government; he explained, considered
the firing on the AUianca to be a viola
tion of the principles of international
law. - Minister Groieeard, in conclusion,
said that the Spanish government had
ordered the fullest investigation of the
affair to be made, and the government
was willing to agree to any settlement,
provided tbe principles of international
law were not infringed upon, and that
no attempt was made to prejudice the
dignity of the nation. - Senor dia Moreau,
formerly an officer in the Spanish navy,
said the commander of the gunboat had
the right to demand that' the AUianca
should Bhow he - flag.' He argued the
Spanish, officers also had the right to
Bearch any vessel found in ' Spanish
waters. ..Minister Groiseard declined to
make any further statement, or to at
tempt any explanation of the : incident
until complete details and the report of
the Spanish officers of the gunboat which
has, it is claimed, fired : upon the
AUianca, had been received.'.
Governor Lsughton Dead.
Tacoma, March 16. Charles E. Laugh
ton, "the fiddling governor," and ex-lieutenant-governor
of Washington and
Nevada, died at 8 :20 tonight, at the Bo
hemian club, of heart failure, caused by
kidney trouble, dropsy and. a tapeworm,
f which he was relieved yesterday. He
came here last Saturday from Olympia,
where he had been during the legislative
session. He became sick suddenly, and
Tuesday his son Ray was telegraphed
for. At 8 :10 this evening he felt better,
and was moved to the parlor of the club.
Ten minutes later he complained ot the
room being too warm. His son Ray
went to open a window. when he ex
claimed, "Oh, my God?" and expired,
sinking in his chair. The book he was
reading, "The Sunny Side of Politics,"
fell in his lap. The funeral arrange
ments are notmade.'-Mrs. Laugh ton
and two daughters are in San Francisco.
Mr. Laughton was born in Bangor, Me.,
where his father still lives, and was 49
years old. . In 1882, he was elected lieut
governor of Nevada, serving fonr years,
and in 1889 was elected to the same
office in this state, for three years. He
was acting governor for eix months dar
ing 1890. He was an Elk, 33d degree
Mason and a Mystic Shriner.
Chang: Travels In State.
Washington,' March 16. The Japan
ese legation has received a cable mes
sage confirming the press dispatches of
the departure of Li Hung Chang from
Tien-Tsin for Japan to arrange terms of
peace. Negotiations will be conducted
at Simonosaki, instead of Hiroshima.
The change has been made to accommo
date Li Hung Chang.' Simonosaki is on
the extreme southwestern coast of
Japan.
It is stated at the legation that asser
tions that terms of peace have been ar
ready are erroneous. No details, it is
said, have been settled. .. Japan has
been informed that Li Hung Chang has
full power to arrange terms, and has
been asaurred that China desires tbe
war to be stopped by ' treaty agree
ment. Japan has reached certain con
clusions,' especially respecting a cession
of territory, but no conclusion has been
reached with China. : : '
Minister Den by has cabled the state
department confirming the report of the
dedarture of Li Hung' Chang from
Shanghai for ' Japan.; He says the vi
ceroy sailed in royal state with 130 per
sons embarked on two ships. ' '
German-American Extradition Treaty.
Berlin, March 16. Tbe revision of
the German-American extradition treaty
is now under way. The terms of tbe ex
isting treaty, in some respects, are not
satisfactory to either government.' It is
the question of tbe costs involved in ex
tradition proceedings which is the main
Highest of aU in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
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objection on the American side, which,
since the great . majority of extradition
proceedings occur in America, each side
defraying the expenses of proceedings
within its respective sphere, bears more
than its proper share. Consequently, in
1891 the American government made ad
vances to Germany with the view of
modifying the treaty provisions in this
and other respects, including the right
of each government to trv extradited
persons solely on the special charges
under which their extradition was de
manded. Germany, however, was not
satisfied with the proposed changes, and
tbe negotiations alter a time were
dropped. . A recent extradition case at
Hamburg, tbe person involved being a
clever adventuress, who passed herself
off in Berlin and elsewhere as tbe Arch
duchess Theresa D'Este and victimized
several persons to the amount of 200,000
marks, is the direct cause of reopening
the negotations for a revision of the
treaty. This time Germany came for
ware with certain proposals, and these
were sent a few days ago, through the
American ambassador here, to Washington.
The A. P. A. of Illinois.
Chicago, March 16. An amended bill
was filed today before Judge Payne in
the fight commenced again Bt the state
council of the American Protective As
sociation of Illinois last fall by Professor
Walter Sims. The bill asks for a receiv
er for the organization. , In the amended
bill Sims says that up to January'4, 1895,
he was a member of the orgarization, in
good standing' but that he was expelled
therefrom in an illegal manner. Sims
then cited hip damage suit against the
defendant and says he believes the $6000
assets of the concern will be wasted un
less a receiver is appointed. Sims al
leges be was expelled because he an
nounced he would vote at the fall elec
tion for candidates not indorsed ' by the
advisory board of tbe council.
Called Meeting; Held.
Salem, Or., March 16. A called meet
ing of the stockholders of the Oregon
Breeding and Speed Association wad
held today. A majority of the stock
holders we're present. According to the
by-laws, assessments against stock must
be paid before stock can be voted. A
motion that a spring meeting be held
was carried by a vote of 54 to 41 shares
A motion to adjourn was made and car
ried before tbe result was announced,
The association will meet again Satur
day, March 23rd, at 7 p. m. Tbe asso
ciation has ran over $200 short every
year since its : organization, and the
shortage this year would probably reach
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