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Of Montana md wyoming Be covered with
nerds o. goo, honest civilized cattle.
agery will disappear, too. The Indian win
have to lay down the rife and take up the
piow. He will never work as long Is he
can hunt and draw government ratious, II
ne is ever to advance in civilization be
must have the same incentive to work that
impels white men-the love of property
and comfort and the dread of starvation.
vs.
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Rag Piekers in Revolt Against City
Ordinances

ST. LOUIS, June 6-The rag picEers have
resolved TO resist the ordinance imposing a
tax on them. They have formed an organ
ization for that purpose, and $50 strong
mean to make resolnte fight. They have
hired an attorney, and in 3 speech to them
he said the men should not act ugly shout
the matter, but make their fight in gen.
tlemanly way. The rag pickers were poor
men. and it was unjust TO tax them simply
because some stealing had been done, and
it was thought one or two of their number
might be concerned. His advice was re-
ceiYed with cheers, especially since he
assured them the police would not interfere
with them while the ordinance Is pending
in the courts.
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At Terre Haute.

TERRE HAurE, Ind, June 6.-The pud-
piers in the Wabash Iron Works of this
city, numbering about $50 men, struck yes
terday for SC per ton, the amount demand
ed in Pittsburg, and which they claim is
being paid there by some mills. This is an
advance of fifty cents on the contract which
expired June ist. Mill owners are willing
TO continue at old rates, and abide the re-
suit of the strike in Pittsburg, but the men
refuse to accept. The strike will probably
continue until declared at Pittsburg, as the
same men remained out five months last
wear. The Terre Haute Iron and Nail
Works, employing $50 men, are still run
ming and paying the men s. per ton
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The ARMY BILL
Attempt 60 Except Gen. sherman Voted
Down and the Bill Passed

DOh u hn0 aAAC AsAAA e>>rVe~
tspecsal Dtspdteh 20 the Register.
wASHISGTOS. June 6.-The Army Appro-
priati0n bill came up again this afternoon,
the question being upon the retirement
clause. The matter was discussed at some
length upon Mr.. Maxey's motion to e1-
empt General sherman from its operations,
to which Hale offered an amendment ex-
empting Sheridan, which was rejected,
after which the clause was agreed to, as
were the remaining committee amend
mentS. - -,
Several additional amendments were Of
fered pending which, Mr.. Davis, of West
Virginia, renewed the motion to exempt
General Sherman from the compulsory re-
tirement clause, which Hale amended by
including the name of Sheridan, when the
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Whiskey Bonds.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Secretary Folger
continues his investigation into the
character of the bonds taken for payment
of internal revenue tax on whiskey in
bond, but is not quite ready TO state the
result. He is, however, credited with
having said this business appears to have
been conducted in q loose manner, and he
intended to see that greater care was exer-
cised in the future in the acceptance of
such bonds
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GUlTEAu AGAIN.
Another Move OF Reeds OverruIed.

WASHINGTON. June 6.-This morning
Reed, counsel for Guiteau, appeared before
Judge Wylie, of the Criminal Court, and
asked to have the record corrected in the
case of his client, particularly as TO the
counts in the indictment alleging the late
President died in the District of Columbia.
He stated he had other motions in view
which necessitated a clean record.
Judge Wylie denied the motion. He did
not question the power OF the court to cor
rect its record but 1T was not for him, sit
ting in another term, and having no per-
sonal knowledge Of the record, to under
take to amend it. A general verdict was
based upon the good counts in the indict-
ment, the court in passing sentence shut
ting its ewes to the vicious counts.
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France.

PARIS, June 6.-In the case of the young
Dutchess DeChanlier against Nine. DE.
Chevrenz, her mother.in.law, in which the
former endeayored to obtain ths.seses,.i ot =
a judicial decisio. ,hlssr eaptj tjfWsa
guardianship OF her children, and con.
demned her in the costs. The judgment
also affirms all complaints brought by the
family counsel against her
The minister of finance. speaking ut st.
Quentin, said there is every reason TO eI-
pect an excellent harvest, which will pre-
vent large amount OF capital from leaving
France.
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sriekmakers, Strike Ended.

CHttAao, June 6.-The brickmakers have
accepted the offer of compromise made by
the employers, and go to work, the advance
being from s2-62H to S3.l2h. The work
men agree not to strike again this year,
and to work with non union men. They
consent to do plating without extra pay.
The advance of twelve and a half cents is
inst half what the strikers demand.
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Big Damage suit.

CINCINNATI, June 6.-Charles McManus
brought suit, to-day, in the Superior Court,
against the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st.
Louis Railway Company for $25, 900 DANA
city.
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FOREIGN.
Egypt.

CoNsTANTTNorLE, June 6.-Osman Pachs
and other officers condemned by the court
martial in Egypt, are confined in the
palace here, and forbidden communication
with the outer world.
A Cairo dispatch says Arabi Pacha has
been acting under the direction OF an
Afghan Musselman friend of Dervish
Pacha.
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Arenaa EaAeffsa.

PORTLAND, OREgoS, June8.-ThecossS y
noon shows that last nights eatsmAtcs -
correct. The State ticket is oestAtnly elect
ed. Georges friends claim Ajs re-electico
by 1900. The returns ars tnsuncfens to
make nm estimate Of the Iegislatufe. Thsfo
is no percsptIbIe falling oH1n the Bspubji.
can vote, and o. the last JSSisIstaU wes
Republican, the probabilities srs atsoaey
in favor OF this Legislature being RepubIi.
can. Democrats claim the Lepslsture 10
doubtful, but contede Geosys's election
and most Of the Republican 6tats ticket
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NeWbury'S Case,

CoLrNBrs, O., June 6.-The Supreme
Court today, refused petition in error in
the case OF Fred W. Mewbury, convicted Of
securing money from the State Treasury
by raised checks. He will now have hear
ing on the others Of the fifty-two indict-
ments found against him.
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67a5ors Time U%fhe- sevenrn

CeHoEs, y. z, June T.Sfhe seveurn
week of the "stay out at the Harmony
mills began yesterday. In anticipation. OF
at least three hundred weavers returning
Yesterday 10 work, the managers furnished
a police guard at the entrance of each OF
their seven mills, but not one employee
appeared. Yesterday the operatives held
a picnic at Young's grove in Lansingburg.
Their relief committee published state,
ment that from daily contributions received
from ali sources they viii be able to meet
all demands made for assistance. The
Harmony mills are now forcing evictions
frem their tenements among the recognized
leaders in the strike. What effect this will
have remains to be proven. There are no
visible signs of weakening on either sioe'
The determination of the managers to re-
duce wages ten per cent. meets with firm
refusal on the part of the operatives. The
uniform decorum of the strikers has not
once been broken.
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The Prohibition War.

CHARLES CRY, IA, June 6.-The MEM
bers of the amendment committee of Iowa
claim campaign Of free beer, whisky and
money and imported voters, have been in
augursted to defeat the Prohibitienists,
June 9TH, in this State.
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UNITED WoRKMEN,
Annual Meeting or the supreu

Annual Meeting ofthe supreme Lodge.
CINCINNATI, June 8.-The fourteenth an
nual Supreme Lodge session of the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen Of the Unite
States and Canadas convened at Melodeo
Hall to-day, and will sit eightor ten day ).
The report Of the Supreme Recorder show
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Personal.
Hnecinl DiSnnfch 10 The Re

Special Dispatch to the Register.
WASHINGTON June 6.-Senator Camden
has returned from his visit to Clarksburg
and Weston, where he went last Friday,
for the purpose of extending his narrow
gauge railway system to Buchannon. G.
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Cpiyxsrs, O., June a-bsIeestss kaA
other. Il l. i the Republican Sat Cm.
% y.ntion. tomorrow. have been conlss IN
rspidly. and the indicsaious are tbs CO.
yentiop will be IN unusually lafps ous u
point Of members. Candidates are simoe
lost sight Of IN tie platform of pfisstpiss
10 be enunciated. .-3r
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=, CoLpwATER, Mich, June 6.-Ex. Chief
Engineer Drake, of the fire department,
was held, yesterday, for trial in the Circuit
Court, on a charge Of burning building
last summer, so as to prove the efficiency
of the city fire department.
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Inventors Rewards.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Patent Office,
sffghs, Sc 5S6 reissues, Is certificates OF regis:
tration and certificates of registration OF
labels. The Government receipts from the
above source was SIS, 900, the largest week
IL issue of regular patents ever made.
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Tha rari6CommissI0n,

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Cabinet did
not reach any conclusion, to-day, on the
subject of the tariff commission, and the
matter will be again considered before the
personnel of the commission can be finally
determined npOn.
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On. ar toe Erect. Of the strike

YouSGsrowN, O., June 6:-The VIM. An,
SON Wood mower and reaper works closed
down last night on account of being una
BILE to procure malleable iron in sufficient
quantities to keep them running. The con-
Germ employs 800 men.
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Rlooay A1ray With Oasiaus.

MEMPHIS, Juae 6.-Detective Hollis Of.
fcers tracing West and Grow Whitaker for
murder In Texas, ran tben down In Ala
hama mountains, capturing both after thsY
had shot and killed two OF the officers.
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wEsr PorsI, June a-Tbe Board Of W.
1--WE more room 30 the cadets snd omcess
Some Of The msmbers Of The nsssd a'se
favor new lecture room, 70 p knexn a
The CARRIED Memorial Hall. Gen. horsso
end the Academic board sppsovs ~ sdss
nt a uev hall.
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ar spring, Kan, revels in a pc
| !, vein, found forty-one feet below
/ --tsee. An offer of $4,000 has
i ,,,de for the fifteen oily acres.
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Mystic Park Races.

az, az, Jqne 6.-The three minute class,
me ,aness, mes! Douglas won, Lulu y second,
C,S 5u; Time, 2:25, 2:s9. 2.271<, 2:29.
SsgS, 20 IN harness, Tariff won in
-1''eats. Time, PA, 2:22X, 2:22H.
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Tbe M,.s.chu.etts Strikers.

wALrHAN, June 6.-The nail strikers are
still out, with prospects of gstting the in
crease demanded
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she r~~,eA Wieh q Pissel.

BRENNAN. Texas, June 6-While hand.
ling pistol yesterday Miss Carrie Mason.
an unmarried lady Of p years, accidentally
killed herself instantly. She lived I've
miles from here. The family Ii respectable
and yenlthy
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CosrY Is1Ayp, June 6.-This nosniag ?
runaway locomotive on the k!systed fsfl.
rosd, fell Oh the tssck sf ths switea 49,
Brighton. Nins psrsoas we're hjsses -
the track torn up. ~
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ST. LOUIS, June 6.-First race, one and
one-quaIter miles, r7as won by Harry Gill
more. Hssiaz second. GRANGER third. Time
Second race, three-quarters of mile, was
won by Clipsetta, Viz.a-viz second, Orange
Blossom third. Time l:17A.
Third race, one and one-eighth miles, was
Won by Topsy, John Happy second, Sam
Ecker third. Time 1:51A.
Fourth race, mile heats. The first heat
was won by Force, Mary Corbitt second,
Bagdad third. Time 1:s6A. -.
The second heat was won by Force, Pope
Leo second, Dodette third. Time As.
Jerome Park Races.
JEROME PARK, June 6.-Mile and an
eighth, won easily by MarDuff, Blue Lodge
second, Bouncer third. Time, 2:0lH.
Ladies stakes, mile and half, was won
BY Hiawatha, Plea second, Olivia bad
third. Time, 2:A.
In the preliminary canter for the Jockey
Club handicap, two miles, was won by
Eole Time 3:38k.
Selling race, mile and three. .eighths,
Giraffe first, Chckadee second, J. o. Nay
third. Time, 2:32H.
The steeple chase was won by Distur-
bance, Frank Short second, Joe Hunt third.
Time, 3:40K.
Base Bali.
CINCINNATI, June 6,-Ci ncinnatis, 8; Bal
timores, 0.
Providence, R. l., June 6.-Providence,
15; Buffalo, I.
BosroN, June 6.-Detroits, A. Boston, 2.
WORCESTER, MASS, June 6.-Worcesters,
6; Chicagos. 3.
Troy, n. Y, June 6.-Troys, l; Cleve-
lands q
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4 pr,>peetS in the West are still re-
very good. Cheap food and
/ 4uit will go far toward making
/ ftln happy next year.
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TheIUsaaI Crime IN Hexieo.

BRowSsvILLx, TKxAs June 6-Ross,
leader OF the orchestrs at Zucateoas,
Mexico, was shot and killed BY . singer.
named Villain during q quarrel In the
theater yesterday.
Christobel Txu murdered his father and
mother at Mexecama, Yucatan, yesterday.
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Z A proposal has been made TO treat
yellow fever patients by artificial cold.
in order to kill the poisonous germs OIL
the disease.
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pe~s~hf C~~Auesov RllI&A. |.

LANCASTER, Pa, June 6.-Absaham. Be-
lers, of Columbia, Pa, freight conductor.
was run over aud cut in twain by csbooss
while making up a train on the Reading
and Columbia road this morning.
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PERUNA is q wonder in itself. Itcures the
most hopeless cases of consumption.
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NEw YoEK, June 8.-Frsnklin J. Meeeg:
Ex-Governor Of South Carolina p1eade4
guilty to petit larceny. and VA. seatenced
10 the p<nitentiary Tor six montha
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! 5litional responsibility is heaped
4 .he head of the party who slit
/ Whittaker's ears. The young
4, started on a lecturing tour.
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Csreaao June G-Ths fpai0lioas 90
that cnis' Denocrst, il elected DaIfsas
Judge in tbe FIFTH district over nciiioeh.
Republican - - tffl-
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,,sr continues to wear tlannels
,sLskin closks, and always keeps
= tarpaulin for probable emer-
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xru YorK, Juns 6.-Ths corner stooo 6
the new Produce Exci,anp baiSdins ~
laid, to-day, With imposing csvoanie4
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reported on professedly good au-
! y that Jay Gould, representing a
pate Of New York capitalists, prin-
among whom are himself and
-->age, intends purchasing twenty
f.Nsand acres of coal and in the
15orhOOd of Pittsburgh for the pur-
Ffsmbarking IN the coal and coke
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THE NEWS.

/ ,ighest things in the market are
4 .sonls of strawberry boxes and fat
i .hgprS
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Earuers HanAsenely swiadisA

been 5"ffiuN0py scMhbs 'Nffb 10y
pished thH.,- contracts TO serve n seants
Tor plow factory, w. ,anntratu pfoSV1
to be promissory notes, which m.-. hs paid.
The scamps made couple thousand d0aisD
by them.
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EvAxsvILLE, Ind, June S.-The steamer
Evansville, en- route from Evansville 10.
Bowling Green. blew up this morning near
Calhoun, fatally injurins her mate, Oscar
Gilmore and fireman, and scalding nine
or ten others. No passengers injured. No
particulars
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1 |. lane Chamberlain, Of New York,
/ Europe, is declared to be the
| DssutinA American girl who has
IVsared at the English Court; but
four Wheeling girls haven't been
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PoWdeFed btD0Sos LVeR
Travellers who fear breaking the ootttes
(liquid) are informed thst the powder BIN
mons Liver Regulator, prepared BY pouring
a tesspoonfui of the powder and drinking
tbs miIture: or that quantity OF the pow
der taken into the mouth, ,chewed and sual:
lowed. will produce the effect Of mild
snerient without gripping or nausea Take
care that you get the genuine Simm0ne
Liver Regulator, prepared by >. II. Zeiiin
d Co. a-
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/ hoe sole suicides have begun.
l,arer of a calico dress set herself
in Wilmington on Thursday and
I, I,,Serdsy, from using her foot in
/ Ls match box, to strike 3 light.
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,HEARTREAD.Na
Two Little chudrsa utssaliy
Roasiaf % Dsath.
Killed Her Husband Steamer Blows Up-
fooling With 4 Pistd-Swindiiag
the famers-freigAt Con.
ductor Killed.
THE BOND coUHrEafrIrlNe CASE.

ST. LorIs, June 6.-An heart rsndingsci-
dent occurred near Harris Station. on The
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad, Ills
State, Sunday last. John Jackson went 10
church leaving their four children, ths
eldest II and the youngest 2 years old, lock.
ed in the house. From some unknown
cause the house caught fire; and when the
parents returned, they found the dwelling
in ruins and their children dead and burn
ed to a crisp.
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sly, arraigned for striking a po-
ban on the head with:a water jug,
I sya acquitted on the ground that
si sufficient provOcation, the Off
swing forced open the door Of her
trmeuts. This is one of the rare in
= in which a policeman has suffer-
10Th law and water; generally he
l. both.
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Criing to reports in Bradstreet's
80 counties in twelve Southern
| and the Indian Territory, there
irGuetiOn Of 6per cent in the acre
}fOtton planted this year as COM
] With last year.
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Drrsorr. June G.-Tbe Hillsdale Boat
Club, Champion Crew, which goes to Eo-
rope 90 q representative OF the American
-Four CARED crew there. TO meet ana row
with all comers, left Hillsdaie to1oay.
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Italy.

ROME, June Ga large number Of per
sons are starting from all parts OF Italy for
Caperare to be present at the funeral Of
Garabaldi. A steamer left Geneva with 300
veterans; four steamers started from Pal
nero, one from Leghorn and one from
Naples, all crowded with people. The
supply boats are inadequate TO
accommodate those desiring TO go. to
Caperare. Influence is being excited with
members of Garibaldi's family for the
transfer Of his ashes 10 the mainland. The
Duke OF Genan and four masters OF cers-
monies will represent King Humbert at the
funeral.
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A Railway Maa,s HsaA Crushed.

SorrH BETHLEHEM, Pa, June 6.-Edward
Burke, engineer Of the express train on
the North Pepnsylvanis road, living st
Philadelphia, while taking an engine out
OF the roundhouse this morning. put his
head out of the cab window. was caught b.
tween the door post and cab, crushed and
instantly killed.
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Kniea mer HlusAaua.

u.g E4s. s., s.e.s.ys M,sH June a-on ss.ur-
ship, Glodwin County, an isolated locality,
Annie Stevenson shot and Instantly killed
her husband, VIM. Stevenson, man ever
fifty years Of age. He had been away from
home. and she refused him admlnisa.
He was in the Get Of entering when -
fred the fatal shot, The parties had Quas-
relied before.
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Pendleton'S resolution inquiring
4 r. political assessments in vogue
departments at Washington is a
1 q the direction of reform ifthe in
alOn proposed is ever pursued to
.rent Of reaching the facts, and
| ,dng and enforcing a remedy for
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SPORTING MATTERS.
English Races.

LoNDoSF June 6.-At Ascot the trial
stakes were won by Valentine, Mistake,
Tristan, Chippendale second, Creds third.
Prince OF Wales stakes was won by Quick
time, Gareth second, Springfield third.
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I.a~e PtIl,hurr InDrovfsg.

Pox1rAc. ILLs., June 6-Judge Pillsbars,
,hot by the riotous mob on the Chicago
and Alton train, Is in an improved condi.
| ton. and recovery is expected.
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Printers' UatSa.

ST. LOUIS, June 6.-The international
typographical Union continued its session
to-day. Reports OF the President and other
officers show the union to be In prosper.
Gus condition and full OF vigor. The Presi.
dent stated in his repoct that there are too
man printers outside Of the union, and
makes suggestion looking to the adoption
Of some means TO obviate this and TO lessen
the facilities now existing for obtaining
labor without regard 70 regulation Of pricss.
RESOLUTIONS were introduced and re:
- s,s,,.,,,, tbI action Of the Iron and
ssfigo s,.e wo1fer, lie insusus..ion q I! iesss
strike. and declaring 1t the 49,. :.
biographical Unions and wage workers OF all
classes to lend their moral and nisterial
support in maintaining said strike till its
objects are obtained
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gnure, dimindtive girl, aged Is, is
rsrest in Philadelphia for bigamy.
., three living husbands, all of
,he has married within two
Vixen asked why she had done
j O. said: "They were all good
and they coaxed me so.n
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England.

LONDON, June Gin the Commons In
committee on the repression bill, Hareohrt
consented to insert provision assAring
a prompt trial, causing the Judges for the
special court TO be elected by ballot instead
OF being appointed, and obliging the Judges
to state the seasons for conviction N open
court
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Turkey.

LONDON. June 8.-The Times says: For
moment the conference OF Egyptian al
fairs, though neither abandoned nor in.
definitely postponed, has been pushed into
the background by the action OF the Porte.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, June G.-The harvest prospects
in the counties OF Longford, Westmeath:
Roscommon and Kings are excellent, and
rents are being paid every whore. A re-
duction about equivalent TO that made in
the land courts Is being universally grant
ed.
DBmix. JunsS-Outraess repoi ted to;the
copsiabulary d1sing May we're 398. Two
murders besides the Fh9nix Park asaas.
sination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-07

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