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CINCINNATI, July 10.-Fiour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat unsettled
and lower, 95a$I.03 for new; receipts,
$4,000; shipments, $1,000 Corn strong
er, 399840 Oats in good demand. ga
SO. Pork dull and nominal. Lard
dull and lower; clrrent make. SIS 95
bid. Bulk meats unsettled and lower.
shoulders held at So 80; short rib sold
at $4773 cash; 81 774g$4 823 to seller
for Aug; short clear held at 5. Bacon
in fair demand; shoulders, S48; clear
rib, 58; clear sides, S.. 7OaS5. CO.
Whisky active aud firm, ST 04. But
ter dull and unchanged. Sugar fra
and unchanged. Hogs stea1y, in fair
demand for light; orders slow; com
mon, So 00a350; Light. IS 55a3 80
packing, So 60a3 so; butchers, So 80
$50. Receipts, ], 1,626; shipments, $50
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

TRENTON, N. j, July 11.-In
the Smith--Bennett case this morn~
ing Justice Kuaph of the Supreme
Court decided that the errors as
signed are not supported and
Judgment should be affirmed as in
Oyer and Terminer. The case
now goes to the Court of Errors and
Appeals on new assignments.
4 CINCINNATI, o., July 11.-Ex-
Gov. VIM. Allen died suddenly at
his home, near Chillicothe, Ohio,
this morning.
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Maximum Thermometer 98o, Minimum 76o
3. II. HoUGB,
ser cant Signal Corps u. .. Alms
INDICATIONS For Tennessee aud
the Ohio Valley, southwest to nor b.
west Wind, Stationary temperature,
rising berome' er and clear wea' her.
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a MISS L. w. r. horton has
brought suit against J. II. Morgan, a
son of Senator Morgan, of Alabama,
for breach OF promise.
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E1r Ie Ee. Il. ga, Intermittent Fever,
\2H feVer, ~ .'.:tten5 Fever Dumb Ague,
FcE1cdloaI O. Ll..lus Fever, &C.. and indeed
aa the affections which arise from maleri-
oaa, marsh, GF inIasnlatic poisons.
TINS is a compound remedy, prepared with
scientific skill from vegetable ingredients, which
rarely fails to cure the severest eases of Chls
and Fever anG the concomitant disorders. Such
remedy the necessities Of the people in niala-
rioHs districts demand. Its greatsupcrority
over any other medicine sctdiscoyered for the
cure OF lntelmittcnts is, that il contains no Gui
nine or mineral, and those who take it are free
from danger OF ,luinian on any injurious effects,
and are as healthy after using it as before. Il
has been extensively employed during the last
thirty years in the treatment of these distressing
disorders, and so unvarying has been its success
tEat ithas gained the reputation of being intai-
lille. Itcan, therefore, be safely recommended
as a sure rehIeiy and specific for the Fever and
Ague OF the West, and the ChiIIs and Fever Of
the South. Ii counieracts the miasmatic poison
in the blood, and frees the system from its influ
ence, that lever and ague, shakes or chills,
once broken ,sp by it, do not return until the
disease is ag;in contracted.
The great variety Of disorders which arise from
Il irritation {! tIi~ poison, such as Neuralgia,
j. .norInatisus. fss.ut, Headache, Blindness,
] .c hacLC. E.a r;IIe, Cat arrll, Asthma, Pal
rst;r:jon, Sn!srir AfectiODs, Hysterics, Pain
in I'll 9 EcyvcI-, lie, Paralysis, and derange-
OF toe Suom; eli, i'll OF which become interrnit-
tent or J. erioC AL Ii &c speedier remedy than
E,T!.'5 -AGU! t, q which cures them all alike,
aVd protects i.c ystc'a :roln future attacks AZ
a p!l. .it!vc i i- 2I immense service in those
con. .srnitics ~A-.'- -rS. uud Ague prevails, as
It sta- thc ''i.'e. = .; the disease if tahell
22 thc lirs nj. I, of+"o i.rcmonitofy sytnp'
-.-;"a, IT, d.. . .",..l ,aryresidents are
.@3 cI1 ,'cu q. use disorders, aud few
Lii. H..
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The
weather to day throughout the
country has been terribly hot. The
following are the temperatures at
4:35 p. m, reported to the Signal
Office: Atlanta, 92o; Augusta,
1010; Baltimore, go; Cairo, go;
Charleston, 1889; Charlotte, 94o;;
Chattanooga, go; Cincinnati, 900;
Corsicana, Texas, go; Daven-
port, 90; Des Moines, 940;;
Dodge City, Kansas, 940;;
Fort Gibson, Indian Territory,
1902; Indianapolis, 90; Indianola,
90; Jacksonville, 1912; Keakuk,
90; La Crosse, 800; Leavenworth.
930 Louisville, 960; Lynchburg.
910; Madison, Miss, 9O0;; Memphis.
90; Milwaukee, 9O0; Mobile, go ;
Montgomery, 950; Nashville, 990;
New Orleans, 900; Norfolk, 900 ;
North Platte, Neb., go; Omaha,
go; Sacramento, 900; Savannah,
1O10; Shreveport, 950 ; St. Louis,
970; St. Marks, Fla, 950; Vicks
burg, go; Washington, 90; Will
mington, 94o; Yankton, D. T., 970
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Ay err S
Cherry Pectoral

The reputation itlia. attaine,i n consequence of
last half century, is sufficient assurance to the
public that it will continue TO realize the happiest
results tlt-can he 3irej. In almost every
section Of country there are persons, publicly
even desperate diseases of the l:,ngs, by its use.
Allwho have triedit, t,acknowlej ge its superiority;
and whereit~ virtues are know 10 one hesitates
as to what medicine to employ tt relieve the dis
tress and suffering peculiar to pulmonary aGec-
tons. CHERRY PECToRAL always affords in
slant relief, and performs rapi, cures of the
nilder varieties ofbronchial dis 'rder, as well as
the mo. e formidable diseases o. re lungs
\ u safeguard to children, anu he distress
ing d a.,sc which beset the Throat ami Chest of
Chiid4oni, ii is Invaluable; for, by its :imesv use
multit;ldcs ere rescued and restored to health
This me liai.e gains friends as every trial, as
the cures iti= constantly producing are too re
markaMe to he forgotten No family should be
without it, AMI those who have once used ii
never viii.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
from THEM knowledge of its effects.
PREPARED sy
Dr.. ]. C.rAYER & co., lowell, Mass,
Practical and AnaTvticaI Chemists.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS fNI.RYWHERE
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ROrax soap the Best.
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PuGILIsrIc PuNCHERs,
Tho EiIiottDWyer MIL Yesterday-EI.
Holt Knocked out of Time with Five
RtOken RIBS. .-. .-.----l

Tho ElIiOtt.DWyer MIL Yesterday-EI.
Holt Knocked out OF Time with Five
Rroken Ribs. l,gl ssy,5.lI4
ERIE, Pa, May s.-The Elliott. .Dwyer
prize fight took place this afternoon at
Long Point Canada, opposite Erie. It
was won by Dwyer in twelve rounds, be-
ing fought in twelve minutes and forty
seconds. The first round was unimpor-
tant both men claimed first blood.
Second round Dwyer put a sockdologer
into Elliott's left eye and the blood spurt-
ed forth. First blood declared for Dwyer
by the referees. 2 77.''7 " q = -
Inthe third round after some sparrinp
the contestants clinched, and Dwyer threw
Elliott, falling heavily upon him. Fourth
round BY sledge hammer blow DIVER
knocked Elliott clean off his feet. First
knock.down for Dwyer. Fifth round
Elliott got in some good body blows. Sixth
round - Elliott sent Dwyer to grass.
Seventh round-Dwyer punched Elliott
pretty severely for his previous blows, and
got in some heavy work. Eighth round
was rather tame. Ninth round resulted
in no material advantage to either. Tenth
EoundTElliott got in a good blow on
Dryers optic, N6. ID IN
In the eleventh round they clinched, and
IN their ,gladiatorial struggle about the
ring both tumbled over the ropes.
Dwyer's second claimed Q foul, but the
referee ruled II fair. The twelfth round
decided the fight, Dwyer throwing Elliott
fiat on his back and falling heavily on him.
Dwyer was taken to his corner, and Elliott
attempted TO get up, but fell back and be.
came insensible. Elliot and Goss are now
In this city. Elliott Is badly used up, at
least five ribs being fractured. He cannot
be moved for day or two. lT7TT
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FOREIGN NOrEs.,

~ r.
The Durham miners have agreed 10 have
a conference with the masters.
An outbreak Of the spotted typhus
fever has occurred in Astrachan. 2
The Russian evacuation Of Eastern Rou.
malta is likely to be completed by the Sd
Of July. --
The old established bank Of Swain.
Cleugh & Co., Cork, ireland, known as
the Cork Bank, suspended. Note irregu.
( A Constantinople dispatch SAYS: The
Khedive's etnissafy here states that com.
promise has been effected between the
Khediye and England and France, :
The Car in a letter declares his firm re.
solve, TO execute the provisions Of the Berlin
treaty, but thinks the Turks should refrain
from garrisoning the Balkans for 4 wear,
though they might garrison Courage.
The sections OF the Council OF the State
have unanimously decided that Monsjp.
neur FORBADE, Archbishop OF AK, Is guilty
OF violation OF the law in having issued 4
pastoral, attacking Jules Ferry's educa-
tionalJ bill. ,7''..-7fS71 >''S''
The Ameer, Of Aighanistan, arrived Al
Gundamuk yesterday. The Ameer m
announced his arrival to the Viceroy, @ d
India, and expressed a desire for the q,
tabllshment q friendly relations between
India and Afghanistan.
The Turkish Financial Commissioner
have refused to sign the programme OF re-
forms elaborated by the French and Eng
liSh members OF the Commission, ,becanst
1t renders the appointment Of foreigner
at the head OF the administration coinpul
sorry, whereas tho Turks desire the intro
duction Of foreigners TO be merely on
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crnshe.l br an Ele,ntor.

CHICAGO, May s.-About 1880 o'clock
last night, as the elevator in the fremont
House was leaving the second floor and
descending, Mrs. Henry Lightner, Of Flor.
ida, who had just left 1t, by some unac,
countable slipped and fell, and her
head coming between the floor and the
descending arch Of the elevator, was
eruSheds terribly that the lady died in a
few minutess Tho proprietors Of THE
house were very reticeiit, and the facts
could only be learned this morning. and
the whole truth will probably come out
for the frst time before the coroner's Jury,
Mr., Lghtner was with his wife al the
time, ,butunable to do anything, 80 quick,
ly was the accident oyer. The Coroner
Jury rendered verdict inaccordance with
lhe above facts. and stated that while the
cause Of the descent Of the elevator could
not be determined, they believe that Il tht
conductor had not left his post The acci
dent wouldnot have occurred.
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dents earnest desire 10 make Ills Cabinet

dents earnest desire to make his Cabinet
co'existent with his Administration, and
he Is 80 well pleased with his present Off.
clAl family that he would not willingly
hear to any Of them leaving, much less
Sherman, who by his unprecedented tinan.
clal ability has made himself bulwark Of
strength to the Administration. II is
thought here that the President would not
give up Sherman without q protest so
earnest that the Secretary would not leave
in face OF 1t. The case Of Attorney Gem
eral Devens Is cited, who was very anx.
ious to rleaye, but the President was
equally anxious he should stay, and after
some hesitation Deyehs yielded. The
President is warmly attached 10 all OF his
Cabinet, and often expresses desire to
retain them.to the end, he isreported as
saying that there Is sutficiency Of Guher-
material timber In Ohio, and the inference
Is that they need not reach into the Cabl-
net for candidate.
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lyoue can see that the Tilden move
IN. ,growiae in the Democratic party,
rlaltthe plain indications at this time
nIu be will be the Democratic nomi-
N. ANY one can also see that he will be
animated on a hard money platform, and
tIt the soft money Democrats Of West
Vrrnia including Col, Ben Wilson, will
kblteitO come on to a hard money plat
LIN md make hard money speeches and
ashnd money votes in 1880. This the
sit money Democrats Of West Virginia
ua DO and Wilde. They roared for soft
raasy at Charleston in 1876, and sent a
keatiou to St. Louis that voted for old
El Allen and soft money, and that came
kne aud threw up their hats, made
SeAs aud cast their votes for Tilden
I'd hard money. They will repeat this
aSa,steHcyinlSSO. They howled for soft
nnsylattaII, especially Col. Ben, but that
ElnaPpvent them from swinging their
1t, and pitching in their votes for TIL
IA lul hard money next year. What
sy are alter is office, and to them II is q
utter Of mighty little moment through
Won or what they SECURE an Office
rae We will hear more excuses, ex.
fialtions and lies next year as to the
tsuoithepar on the money question
IN would fIl webster's Unabridged
ssaaaary. Makca note Of this prediction.
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RoUMELIA.
GEN. srOLEYrlXx NEEDS DIsclpLlSlSo

GEN. sroLEYPiNE NEEDS DIScIPLlNIHG. n
LONDON, May ga correspondent At
Constantinople telegraphs as follows, The
most pressing question at the present mo.
ment Is made OF installing Aleko Pasha as
Governor General Of Rodmelia. 1t Is pro-
bable that the convention will be request
ed to return Immediately to Phillppopolis
and make necessary arrangements with
General Stoleypine, Russian commander,
This should be done at once in the inter.
est Of public tranquility, for Gen. Stoley-
pine is encouraging the popular agitation
so energetically and openly that the Porte
has been obliged to make representations
on the subject TO the Russian embassa-
dor: At the great banquet a few days ago
at Phillippopolis he spoke rather as
pan-slayist agitator than as a represen.
tative OF the government,
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Nj N Good Day FOR Dyinr Eltl,er

t BuRL1SGTpN, May eS.-7-This has been, q
good day for suicides here. August MI.
Ter, cabinet maker, shot himself at his
boarding house, and died. John Miller,
another cabinet maker, attempted suicide,
BY seriously cutting his throat. He was
.aliudged insane and sent to the alysum al
MT. Pleasant, this afternoon. Nicholas
iTheissinger hung himself toa tree, in the
outskirts Of the city All were Germans
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,-,r0 reading the report OF the iron
.s,inI,t S.1, Pittsburgh, are our friends ot
..Tbeelinr vis IaislligNcer and Martins Fer
!. S y,s .tiIi d the opinion that the "wGse
,,. ,,,n..D,rityp is upon us?-&eIbenTilt'
in.
y, are still Of that opinion. The Ga.
ajs., not seem to understand what we
aa Sy symptoms Of better times We
s,o, mean the going up again otprices,
,,,hi, any business that is heavily over
y, b,, again become profitable. We
.s that the consuming ability Of the
r,.r /, increasing, and that it is mani
ti,g itself by the large purchases OF
,,h,ndise Of every description this
w The bank clcarings have been re-
,y,lp even in Pittsburgh) show this,
.lasthe common experience Of towns
5l1il,ges where no record OF bank clear:
ss kept that the people are buying
nrsools Of every description this year
Aulsst ......t.
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GERMANY.
BISMARCK BECOMES nuryr NJ HIS OLD

BISMARCK BECOMES nuErY IN HIS OLD AGE.
BERLIN, May SIN the tariff debate in
tha Reichstag to-day Lasker accused Bis.
marck Of fomenting. agrarian action. An
angry scene ensued. Bismarck declared
Deputies should mutually respect the laws
OF politeness. He said he merely wished
to restore the Zolleyerein, and must for this
purpose remodel the railway goods tariff,
which was undnly favorable to foreign
products. He still adhered to the whole
OF his programme. =
DR.. Forckenbeck, President Of the Cham,
Der, ruled that Lasker's attack on Bismarck
was severe, but not insulting. Bismarck
refused to retract his remarks, and quilted
the house. n ~ l3I. 75l'aI 7ff5E
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NEw York, May SAT the annual
meeting Of the Michigan Central Railroad
to-day the following directors were elect.
ed: VIM. H. Vanderbilt, Augustus schell
9. +. Barger, Cornelius and W. K. Van.
derbilt and Edwin D. Worcester, OF New
York. Ashly Pond, Of Detroit; Gen. An
son Stager, Of Chicago, and W. L. Scott, Of
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WASHINGTON, May 7.-General Garfield,
who has been, in. Ohio for two or three
days, l remarked se today that he found the
Republicans there more united, hopeful
and confident, than atany time for several.
wears. He feels sure Of an old,fashioned
Republican victory this fall, and one that
will have great weight lnthe dental
contest next Year. Helaushs at the news!
naper statements that his visit has politi-
cal sipnificance. His business was entire
'iy private and personal. Astor the story
that he went there because Mr..
Sherman did, he said he DID not
even know that he. was going until
aitor heE himself had started. Referring
fo he talk about Sherman In connection
with the Goyetnorship, he says that the
Secretary could undoubtedly have the
Nomination with unanimity II he would
accent II, but that the country can not
wall spare him from the Treasury at thus
time. Resumption and refunding are &C.
comnlished, but this Congress will yet
make 4 flqht against resumption asw well aG
a1ainst the National, banking system, and
it'isouite necessary that O. man Of the
.nlendid I talents, wide information and
sreat cohfdpe oflJohn Sherman should re
main. ain Al me head OF the Treasury until the
financial seas are more calm than now
and Congress ceases 70 menace resump
ton. ,.,,,,-,.,...,,t. ..sA. tba C;anera,
said he would not under an yaeiEcupn,sSs W. ssa =;
ces lie a candidate for Governor; Inerl
we're we a a dozen Republicans IN Ohio, any
oSe @ n whom would make an acceptable
csniidSts. mn The tide was now wistrongty Il
fayor Of the Republicans They were uni
ted I Liberals, Conservative stalwaTts ans !
ali and their candidate would ,9e elected
~, ,had NO fears that 0 Convention repre-
daastIrs lastI 4 SSpfy county Ia the State woult
MAKE yS mistake in this particular; G.r,
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RUANIA.L
SITUATION ANYTHING nur srnrNr.

BUCHAREST, May S.-Private accounts
from Russia represent the situation all
over that country as beyond description,
and that the tendency of the so-called re.
pressive measures Is towards revolution
rather than peace. The feeling that any
thing Is preferable to the existing state oi
affairs prevails. It Is asserted that the
Government is really playing q game with
the Nihilists instead Of crushing ont the
spirit Of discomfort In the Empire. y
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o..Ra,IFoad Ileetlon.

\ ISpIASAfolls, hestockholders'
meeting of;the Indianapolis 4 vincennes
Railroad, held to-day, elected the old
Board Of DireStofs, with Thomas H. Scott
as President aud votedin favor Pleasing
the line 70 the Pennsylvania Company fol
90 years.
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Tho WhIttemore Hnilnrn.

NEw YoRK, May 8. The members Of the
firm Of Whittemore, Peel, Post 4 Co. said
to-day that the suspension was decided on
after consultations. There was little none
Tor resumption IN business. The assets
consist q the stock on hand and cohsIen.
ed, and i Is not possible to make an esti.
mate OF them. II Is feared that one ol
more Of the mills will be forced to sus,
pend on account of this failure. No N
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wAAiISoroS, May s,7A Republican,
:, o,,,,,er oi tho Ohio delegation, who isin:
u,sa .,.,,a,s a. Inc white House remarked 70
s,s~~ ann, correspondent tonight, that the.
yoas Ss,aSnt does not take kindly to the sug-
i,as,ioS rsseSS thst Sherman leave the Cabinet
and s enter Ohio politics. 1t Is the PFesi'
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NV YoRk, May s.-A dispatch from
Rome TO the New York FIsemans Journal
says: The Pope has named tho Very Rev.
Lawrence s. 4lcsiahon, v. g., Of provi.
denee. 70 be Bishop Of Hartford, and Rev.
Jno. Vertia, Of Negaunee, Mich, TO be
Bishop Of Marquette.
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,.llforuIn constitution CaFFIed'

~ n,'",, 10 the expectation OF the news
w. V@.' ,6c telegraph announces this
rE'. I., ,ba, the so.callcd "hoodlum's
',a,"s ..,n,ion has been carried in CalifOr.
!. Sone Of the papers have spoken Of
= = .,rsi,ution ,Ts as not only anti'Chtnese
y >, ''J,, '"imp. and purpose but communistic
', character, and to that extent revolu'
',..,, oI established ideas in regard to
...stdiy. s.s1 Forinslance, it provides for a
W., | 4 two dollars on every inhab-
, h, an income tax, for a tax on mort
', w 'nj a, the same time a full tax on
9.,nper,y subject to them, and for a
-,,,' :. N IL. capital ola corporation and at
|, sne time a tax on every separate
,noIit
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Organizing for q General s,ri,e.

CHICAGO, May 8,-The Socialist leaders
here assert that they, with the Trades
Unions, are organizinga q strike, to begin
July 9th and to be general throughout the
country. They will demand the uniyersaI
adoption Of the eight hour system, and
wlll settle the matter Of wages alter their
demands on that point are acceded 10.
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An Elevated Suicide.

LoulsvLIS, May Sat supper time to.
night Bridget McDonough, servant at the
Galt Houseotthis city, endeavored to leap
from the elevator while in motion. and
struck her head against the frame gateway,
which caused the gate TO fall, breaking her
neck; The girl was thrown eighty feet
and horribly mangled. y
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
70 THE DAlLY INT1ILIeEHoER.
DOMESTIC NEWS!
Brother Talmage's Tussle for
an Acquittal.
Women'S Rights Convention at St
Louis--The COlOred Conference at
Nashvllle--A Badly Used up
a~' Prize Fighter.
WASHINGTON.
nun SITUATION X lsp1An rrnpIr,o,,

THE SITUATION IN INDIAN TERRITORY.
WASHINGTON, May s.Nrhe President
regards with great solicltude the situation
q affairs In Indian Territory. High army
emcers, however, agreeing with General
sheridan, anticipate no difficulty In exc.
cutting the order Of the War Department.
The military force for service has been
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Trunk Line Rates.

CLEVELAND, o., May Sat meeting ut
the Kennardl House Houaeto.dsy Of the
Joint Executive Committee Of the Trunk
and Western railroads, Il was understood
that The i've stock rates agreed on were as
follows: From Chicago ID New York, 35ci
ST. Louis to NeS>Sork S7lc.< Other points
on nearly theNsame basis. ~ -
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The House Committee on Foreign Az.
iairs appointed a'suh committee consist.
ing Of Messrs. Wilson, King, and Robe.
son to consider the practicability OF en-.
tertng into additional treaty relations with
MhNicn. 40 I II ~ ~ ! = -. - u :. -