N'gwYohk, Nov. |s.^Amid the lamming^cannon, dipping of flags, waving of bun^dn ,|. .,f hats and handkerchiefs and cheers^from as many throat*, Admiral Walker and^bis squ idron. comprising the ships Chicago^Boston, Atlanta and Yorktown, with bunt^^ing flying and the gay panoply of war.sailed^majestically down North Iliver shortly In-^fore mam to-day. Accompanying the men-^of war was the Dolphin, which went as far^as Sandy Ibsik, having on board as passen^^gers Secretary Tracy, Secretary of War^PriK-tor, Fx-Congressman Kassoii, Con^^gressmen Herbert Busk, Flliott, Thomas^and others. Kx-Secreluiy Kobeson, Admiral^Ocrhardi wi le taken on board the Dolphin^in a barge, .lost as the barge left the dock^Kx-Stsiretary Whitney arrived at d the bulge^returned to the dock tor him. In honor of^Ins arrival Admiral Walker ordered that a^salute ol thirteen guns be tired. Al 11:20^the Chicago moved, after a salute of uine-^le ii guns, and passing between the Dolphin^and Atlanta bid the way lo the bay.
CellI utm Hie Train.
Hurra,Nov. K-| Special. J - Yesterday^oAoHMMa John Kotz a 12-year old boy liv^^ing on the Oarflrit terrace, trnsl to get on^board a Montana I'nion freight train in a^rot near Cetiterville. He fell under the^train and was killed. The coroner's jury^xoneruted the railroad company.
LOOKINGOVER ALASKA.
AChief ol the Government Expedi-^tion Tells About Life in the^Far North.
Luxuriant Furosto. Green Grass^Mat Flowers, but the Ground^Frozen Hard
ThrPool lOOOOa a Had One Tor the Miner.^Owing lo Heavy springs and |m0^liter Italns.
