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FRANCES CABINET CRISIS
TIE MIN7SfRY DDMDN9 10 ACCxRx'
TEE PROPOSED CO1R1OMLaR

Admiral Jaareguabsrsy 1ssogas go 90
0lllse AAnssasss sAae he 0Aall OD0eeo
che Asassrs-Dsbats FIXED ~ Hsa1ays
PARm, Jan. fiat Cabinet council today
the Ministers decided to accept the compre-
mise between the Government and the con.
mittes Of the Chamber Of Deputies on the quee.
ton Of excluding pretendsn. based upon T.
Fabre's proposal. which 10 . reproduction g
the Government bill with the additional clause
prohibiting pretenders from exsrctsing Ne
elective function. Admiral Jsureguiberry thsa
resigned. Gen. Billot. Minister Of War. ~
nounced that he should oppose the measure.
but consented to remain In ONCE Professionally.
In order to avoid Ministerial crisis. NothiA6
isknown regarding the opinion Of II. Duclsra
who 10 stu unable to receive any ono. The
committee. on being informed Of the resolution
port T. Fsbre; propossl. N. Maroon then IS
Fsbre VIZ was cbSosen In Sis psss Was
structed to submit the report TO the Chamber
tSs Shs sSs % fs1s q dsS
Was continued ON the Mngistraoy Bill: The
% 81
q the .1Tst elsuse Of the .commlttee.s draft
tho report Of The committee on the question q
excluding pretenders N. Bourgeois Bona.
pS.s SSs.s ana %0,sS a:
also protested. The previous question vas 70.
jected BY vote Of % to $40. Debate on the ~.
mmSers the e III R9Ss nsS the
H os e % ss sssn.s
Tor secret ballot when such questions are i Dus
to Q vote.
Dc al T sst a shS T.. Hs
Paris. request him to modify his attitude
she assosiated herself With Prince Jeroms'S
policy. he says, insult her; Her journey 20
and chivalrouS generosity. -.
, Le Nancs says that The Jugs d'Instr%ction
Jerome'e case to-day transmitted his report n
relation thereto 70 the c9urt which will decide
- Midslioht-M. Duclerc declines to accept u.
Fabre's compromise. and insists uEon the re ~.
original form. He communicated his decision
tonight to President Grevy and Minister'S
Billot shares ~. Duclerc's views,
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An Alleged Ceaspiraey that Melted its Men,
bsrs go. 0oo In Fsur Years.

John Hogge. Adam Schnslzer. and James w.
Robertson and carriers for Boyds Dispatch
Company at Park place, were arrested yesterday
charged with systematic robbery Of the company
tending four years. and amounting to 10000. In
the ombs Police Court James L. Robertson counsel for
the company. said: Mr. Blsckman the manager Of the
sSmIasy met With n sseidsns i:s: Nove%hs. snt ~
so,s,:a ma. 5Ess humber letter. az
;:n!s, I,1:iy kSS:S. 1oSnsy s:;IIi;s x..
sesslon He SAID that schnal.ef HoGse and Ro6srson
oStsnsd dupcats q n: hey ogsnilG shs once, snd
%s.ssf:d they s.sS.,y ss;sr;s,sd stamps on si1S.y
breusht % Ne once ama auanttiss whioh be sold 70
sold q - thousand 6chnAxer sold them ct - thou
sand % the eslrsrs When OrdeIs were ven Sy eustc
amounts required and keep the money"
The scsussd men denied TIE thsft az demanded IN
Court poiise%sI Cats: and str.us.: who made the
SchnAl1el's house at n Norfolk street.
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tn. Emperor w,n,a-'. Es,.s,. I. sA. r.ss.

BERLIN. Jan. 27.-The North German Gazette
gives the text Of letter from the Emperor william v
the Pope. dated Dec a. After heartily returning the
good wishes expressed in letter from the Pope to the
Emperor the latter declares that the Popes letter has
strengthened his hope that the satisfaction felt by the
Pope the ressabshment of the Prusssn Legation at
the Vatican will aiord ground for his Holiness recp
rSc.ts BY similar sdvsnses The Emperor believes that
Of giving notice Of ecclesiastical appointment 10 the
Government Ii to the interest VI the Catholic
Church than to the State. If the Emperor
WINGED that hi. desire f9r an under were recp
reconsider the May laws. which not pcrnaently
quired for the maintenance Of peaceful relations with
he
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The New Beaver aad Rio Graude stock.
HOLDER.

There Is reason for believing that the stock
spectators who have recently acquired large
OF the stock Of the Denver and Rio Grsnde Railway
Company win secure q representation In the
directory Of that company with the view Of
pishtnG the purpose which they bought the stock
70 the present the names Of four persons
to the new stockholders. They were selected from .
list Of several names, and understood to be W. l..
Scott Casset formerly Vice President Of the Penn
sylyan. Railroad, Addison CsmmaSh. and O. 0.bcrn:
sgnihed his willingness TO accept but there grounds
for believing that they any who may be named for
question Of accepting very thoroughly before forming
decision.
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WARRINGTON NOTES.

Col O. H. Irish chief Of tbs Bureau OF Printing and
Engraving, died yesterday.
The House Committee on Elections will report in favor
Of unseating Frost Dem, MOI and seating Sessnghaus
Ex.Congressman Acklen Of New Orleans has decided
not to contest Senator Keoggs election 10 the next
Congress.
Capt /Eads says that the statement that he offered
Capt. Baldwin Of st. Louis . share Of the Mississippi
River appropriation 10 false.
The Senate District Of Columbia Committee are expect
report In favor Of requiring telegraph wires
Washington to be put underground
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sAee.,ns Himself I. Ais Cab.

Jacob Wilson, Jr.. who 10 In business with his
father At 1876 South street. drove TO the Of Rooss
welt and South streets yesterday afternoon In cah ne
want into saoo there with the cab driver and he'd
drink After he had rsentered the cab pieol ehoS
heard inside. Ths cab driver found him lying o. tns
small Isyelvs! % The aSS. yita sss sTIy Sss
Edss Y Y ~ - ~ Ss,sos sSs n.y. ~ 8
kVSn drink heavily.
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Psllss In w allack's.

Every preparation to Quell any possible
trouble was made At wallacks Theatre last evening
1t was feared that Mr. Osmond Tearle would be hssed
by people who dsksd his alleged redec lions Ameri-
can actors Inspector Thorne stood In front Of the
theatre for LONG time and Central ONCE detectives
were in the audience Capt, Williams had ten police
men in uniform IN the lobbiea
There were men in the audience who had come pre-
pared TO Join In any hostile Demonstration but none
were including Norton who asst ted Tearle ~
ing TearIe Mr. Moss when about the great mum.
Der OF police expressed surprise and said he supposed
the attractions Of the play had brought them there
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Mr.. MoRoANs DEATH IN CAB.
Attacked By Rheumatisn Of the Heart %
BIS Way Home frsm Wall Street.

bis Way Home from Wall Street.
Henry T. Morgan. one OF the oldest members
Of the Stock Exchange died suddenly yesterday after
in cab in the neghborhood Of the City Hall while
being driven up Broadway to his home 2sl Fifth ave-
The Of his death is supposed to have been
rheumatism Of the heart
Mr.. Morgan, who In former years OF the most
active members OF the Stock Exchange, retired from
ssa sw% n nnasl sss Il
A. g Morgan g. , wcs shs old hrm Of Il;
health for some time, suffering chiefly from
rheumatism Early in the afternoon. while t.. IN
q feeling uhweli and urged by Mr. John Tongue;
the manager to retire to upper room until he should
feel better Mr. Morgan refused and sent for his nephew
Mr. A. G. Morgan who sent for cab, and was on his
way home with his uncle when the latter died Mr. Nor
gan native Of and was about 70
Of His wife died about two and he
no children. He was . brother OF Homer Morgan the
weliknown real estate agent
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The senatorial Contests.

LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. 27.-The Republican,
succeeded In getting last night at which sixty
seven attended, Just enough to elect Senator The
caucus adjourned ut midnight after taking eleven
ballots without making nomination. The vote In the
Legislature to-day stood Boyd PSI saunder: 49, Thayer
ISL Willard ~; GOWN ~; stlckel u; Henderson, 81
Norton, s; Conner, Il Brown d Lake, 2; Prounse. q
DrHvra Col Jan. 27-In Joint session OF both Houses
Of the Legislature at noon today the Hon Thomas
for the term Of ak years from March and ths Hon
A. W. Taber Of ArapAhoe for the short term Each re-
ceiycd the full party vote.
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The Bicycle Rsee stopped By Agreement.

The twenty-six hour bicycle race. which be-
gan In the American Institute at 10 o'clock Friday
night, came to premature end by mutual agreement
v & Young Of Rs.ton ". T. Morgan q Csasds' Trsai
Hart Of Boston, william Oliver Of Scotland q. Harrison
and w. = wSod'ds Of Ireland Hart rave , on. two
weakened II i2x =, u, and Woodsiae at Pm. The
Young whose distance Tor the twenty-five and halt
hours was asa miles. The gate money goes to Mr.
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LONDON. Jan. 27.-The German bark Admiral
Prnx Adalbert is ashore Mumbe's Head. Wales, and
10 total wreck. lifebOat which went out TO the
rescue was stove in and six OF the o. the feboas
were drowned. All but Of the tark's
saved. large steamer was wrecked to-day
swansea. The crew perished
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Prince Charles's win.

BERLIN. Jan. 27.-The late Prince Charles BY
his wi leaves marks apportoned a. follower
100000 to his Prince Frederick Charles 100000
to each Of his two daughters 100000 TO the Order Of
st. John Of Jernssienl OF which order the late Prince
Grand Master, to be employed In founding Home
for Conyaescents OOOO0 to other charities and the
million marks remaining to be at the disposal Of the
Emperor William. ~
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Mayer Edss. Calls . Council.

Mayor Edison has written to the heads OF de-
partmsnn . letter suggesting that hasty legislation
affecting tho city may probably be avoided IL the bills
considered home, and then Albany
proved ~ The Mayor s s.ks The C9m ao Of
tion and Taxes to designate Commss Toner each to
meet with the Mayor and with the heads Of the other
city departments In consultation such legislation
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The flay On AiA q tie FsAessal Fsa6.
II 10 probable that the performance In the
Academy Of Music Of Miss Jean Burnsidss new play
IN behalf Of The sssthod fund WIN take pacs on
boxes nrs Pierre Lorillard Mrs. Adrian !sslip Mrs
VIM; K. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Parsn Stevens, Mrs Ogden
AI!sm g. Hewitt, Nrs larshall O. Roberts, Mrs Cor.
nslius Vanderbilt and Mrs. Aigefnon y. Sullivan.
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ser,,a.o's Literal Party.

MADRID Jan. 27.-A meeting to-day OF Lib
erai members Of the Chamber Of Deputies Marshal Ser
presided Senior Moret said the Liberal party would
always be guided by the wishes Of tho people Marshal
Serrsno urged cohciliatOn toward all Liberals. Iea
there be no more revolutions" he said tusay gliding
reaction. We desire the union OF the throne und ho
peOyleu
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Lixxle Foster FssAA.

Miss Lizzie Foster OF 500 Seventh street. Jer-
sey City. who left her home, and who, was reported
bsd been seen In company with Horatio Yowks OF Ron
aou w.s found Jsrssy CITY last evening" Sy Detective
Spending her time theatre, hJerssy City and he'd
Ict bN0G In BOWks'o company.
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Murder In . Hail Room.

COLUMBIA, 8. O.. Jan. 27.-At o ball In Fort
Motto last night Horace Hall shot and killed Daniel
Glover. During the progress Of dance two women
sister Of Hall and the other sister Of Glover became
taking his sisters part. After some angry words had
passed, Hall drew pistol and shot Glover dead
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De.th 81 Ex.C.u.re.s.... s.Iy-.

ROCHESTER, Jan. 27.-The Hon. Lewis Selye.
sxmemIer Of Congress from the Rochester district died
disiocatinS his hip and receiving other injuries which
caused complication Of diseases resuuny in his death
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LONDON Jan. 27.-Croftefs on the Island Of
Barra Scotland have seized upon land belong
ing 10 other pers0ns and In communication with the
Crofters ON the Isle Of skye
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WABASH. Ind. Jan. 27.-At II o'clock last
night mile east Of this city trails
the wabash. g. Louis and Pacific Railroad struck
broken rail- and the chair and sleeper rolled down
embankment forty feet deep. There were only eight
In the two No seriously injured.
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most accomplished horsswoman. and one Of
tn. most ID DARN. ss and popular l.dis. in u:
nan s,o ne,a; sno was married 70 capt Noel
In 1879 and there , are two children. He. indis-
cree nj" will probably be given.
THE DUBLIN AssAss1xAzzoSA
Special '.r's .,:,s: =, r'''.'''',
DUBLIN, Jan. N.-Joseph Brady. Timothy
Myles Kavsnssh. . e.rm.n. wore brought into
yate nsssaoa from The isii chsrcsd vith con.
spiracS to murder Field = special i Juror. M.
Drosecuts tho Nv. prisoner. in the dock for tho
By o1r s.1ss
Of the cattle ofacials and many ladies vere
Drsssn. in court The coar. va. guarded WOW
evening" a. oy soon sss Ss
stop in Hardwicko street. The three men got
o shs kneE I've Of then They were Kely
WSom Brsd1 st.Sbed sns saW tbe Tttse 81
tAs S.US Sd 1 Ps az * %sa
~Srin Stshh1d ~ kr.Tv ~ KsISx ~ Ttba thrss
81 sSe s1$ drove
ss ssss, s:: ~ sssssse BY. u.
sas Ssp asSn fs h as h Ss
ss4 SSs sS a. Iss 4
Sssas :sss f!s|$ + sSs Ssssss s !sss siss:
the cyidenes ana ioked smona tRemsSIves
,, The net ytRsss Ne lSI F Farrell S brass; z;
hs :s; ;Ss upon FED g hs ssX three men std
wss on tho opposite. side q the street wit
H ives IN charge Oh tne car Inc otneF TWO
oonnoIIy n Solicitors clerk. swore that on
ne 81 Hs ssn up
On The The Ss Kss
throuSh The crowd. Kelly who 6rTshed s9ainst
the Witness s had WEAPON uaJ partly concesled
n On Gn uHom %n ne n he
side. Heiy lot ns nat N Jumping on the oar.
other prisoners n - against whom general Charge
s5a% Ss 0%ss: were Placed in the dock with
Eaoi Is%s n SiSsmsr o,StAscn
tom IN IN tHS murder Of pstsStve COZ deposed
ssss + r 4 III ill., fsSss
S pao q h e. I' 6Dy Ss s5 e g.
%itSaSss here Grated
Viz e,:sS'ss i s;sS ,s pa
.n sDPSSass 81 nSssa
S Ea %ads fSs q
Kenny in seville place. two years ago. Ward
and Hsts i t @ss1a
M sstsSdfS y ths SS:SSsT SssRh IS
The next w sf Ss vac s
ss sSs5 ISs and sS James R Rs. S.1Ssd
tSr sss
as q mestns Poole
9Sa s the %e9 wSSs b aes %
Ali understood what the Vigilance Committee
oI M M sHa 4 would b w %ss e ssad
Gssnsvs %ss esmstsry. Joseph &uiIets. psniel
Wtnesss gave Saist eI moneS and Susts gave
FsSs sS sPi :enf ?s
IA Iade Of : threat 81 Mr. Nsilon, Supsrin-
tondont Of Detectives. 70 prosecute for perjury
m Dnbiin CSstIe. Guilett Said III, Eailon would
| not 9ot 4 chSnce 10 proeecute II Q now
| ViSi,snce COMMITTEES Vas formed ss he would
Is fiiie6. Xftor me murder Of Detective Coz
he Old Vigilance Committee was broken. up
thc ANY an Ala al The Brothcrhood and these
| SiShteen mon were Introduced 10 the Chairman
| Who sWOre them In e Q Vigilance Committee
tended the meeting at which the nex
NJ held in BrunsWick street, and King.
sfCn IN in thH chsir Witnesa hrou9ht
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BERLIN, Jan. 27-Herr Carl Won Eispndecker
the newy-appOinted German representative at Wash
nYton has gone to Bremen, and viii sail sunday fo
New York.
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BENT ON A BARE FIST FIGHT.
JKM MACDG VERY Dn11NxfD SCHEDULE
EOB THD AAORk

yesterday . number Of Macs's friends called
and warned Blade to take care Of himself. and
mot 20 travelling around ct night To any drink.
ing saloons except those kept By men who are
friendly to him.
"wsll." said Slade. II suppose you know
moro about this country than do. but have
travelled in wild countries among good and
bad mon. and have found that II A'man knows
how TO behave he won't get into trouble"
Nacs said TO . reporter: "Blade will tight
Sullivan for $4,000 . side with the bare
knuckles. and put mp oil the money In any fair
mans hands ~ stakeholder. on Tuesday aitsr-
noon next at tho Police Gazette ONCE"
How about making'a match with gloves :"
I'VE don't want any glove business. want
elade to fight In the old-fashioned style on turf
In wenty-four-fo ring. no exhibitions. and
no travelling around the country By the men
beforehand. have come with 6lade 5000
miles TO fight Sullivan fair stand-up battle.
aud ] hope that he will be man enough 70 face
the music. without any sQuabbling or news
paper controversy. II the match II made Hlads
and !. In company with Mr.. Rice. will travel
over the same GROUND that Sullivan and his
combination troupe have been tsavelline."
Hoy .n about sl;as sparrins'wth Sullivan or
~ VIII Ssys none Of that: Sullivan sh.a'n's
e n Eu %ssA :Ss ss,s snS E Hp1
iittls Ruslns:s e attend e e. ne other SIDE
%entks rom Tie Ssts Of sisnins srtsiss. there
Wi 3 sPP IsSRt, q e RsS sssa
e; go % asa.! sa
70 s!rsnss shs match and Gna he :ss5ss. SSt
%. Ia; 20 o1s e e AK the Sa
asSt wss decided. 10 isit tho time 81 6ehtins
M as ss aS his e Ssa 81
Nj T 70. 'ss hs S0 ss, DSf sRDS Hr
i risnds want the isSt dse!dsS IN few Ysefs.
ss 81 .sS vii %sds ~ y, sc Tues
Last evening Mace and his wife. accompanied
slsas !, snd RSS Sa K,I HeFFiIs Visited Nbo'
Harry Hil's. II became known that they we're
snd the
followed the pugilists through the streets;;
late. but the crowd oatside babe fair to break
the doors down. and u was In order to stop the
uprosr that they went away. To-day they will
Mayor. saying:
OeclsiOn
Sss.
should g made 70 ray come three Or foui miC6; q
e: ss.:s %s.,!sa. y @
ma ,Hy 'h'm
s e &. s
% e g T ne %s With
e: :s
nsown q: e e
wondered a That hOss outlaw. anneanss win refresh
ing and Incredible that they intend again
tIamPis On ne lays OF our STATE on MONDAY evening
nif' and ed. beg your Honor
sas
,Ss. dss asn.; haze Ave e e i'm
%.p sHi s..s but H
in ch.rgs ,he q the law
ssasps Ct he sas ely q roy STATE .n$ ioT
are not ruled Sy Of the prize ring.
Capt. Williams, in, whose PRECINCT the Gar
ter. Mr.. Bersh don't Know what he's taking
4 police oiflolal tried to get him to 60 70 III =
tSs MSous GOING e the
day night: that there won't be any knocking
out there. or any other violation Of law: or. 4
thSss Ssl Il sn Bces .csph. to Bill, Edward
oS fSs %an n'% Rd%.sds say
Es BAN "a ss 81
fridsy =. tSs time 81 1se.s ana siSde visit (
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~. z; .sss Civ :: III :; to;
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The sigaal OAce Pssdicsson.
Cloudy. rainy weather. winds mostly west.
eriy; stationary or lower pressure.
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n.,es. shaw. a.a Beach IsAisssA.

Tho Hudson County Grand Jury has pre-
sspted indictments Of embsszisment agsinse Doies,
ahav "a D@srh the Prssident Treasurer end book.
49, n - vrssksl Cay hank Of Jersey City. aAd
mi WI pfobably bs sTraignsd tomesIsvs
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mat II can DO driven out OF En0lleh legislation
only BY tho arbitrary Interference Of force.
Nothing short Of the most desperate methods
Of repression can AFFECT II. and that English
Tories should openly advocate resort TO tho
PRACTICES Of Russia in Poland 10 conclusive
evidence Of the nature Of the situation. There
will be very little difficulty In presenting tho
Irish question in its best light during the COM
ing session. Mr. Davitt and Mr.. Healy will be
in jail until August Tho Government will
make strenuous effort to put the new member
for Mallow with thom. and with such testimony
70 tho freedom OF speech and the freedom OF
the press, the starvation statistics OF the west.
and the hopeless condition OF the land quos-
uon. the Irish party will not lack arguments.
An English company has applied TO the an
thorlties having In charge the demolition OF the
Tuileries for the material contained In the
two lateral pavilions. 1t is proposed to remove
them piecemeal TO London and rebuild them
at tho Crystal Palace. Some Russians have ap-
piled for part OF the interior fittings Of the
main building to deposit In museum at st.
Petersburg and I'm American virtuoso Is max
ting efforts to purchase the great clock.
Mr.. Bradaugh appears to be organizing re-
ally formidable demonstration for the opening
OF Parliament There Is no question but thai
animmense concourse ofpeople will respond te
his appeal, The London political clubs will at
tend In full force. and special trains will be
run into London from all directions. Precisely
what Mr.. Bradlaugh can attain BY II. 1t Ii moi
easy to see. and It is doubtful II any number OIL
such demonstrations could ameliorate his po'
htica condition at present.
Tho phenomenon Of 4 moving bog can nov
DO seen near Castlerea. In Ireland The bog II
avery large one. and. In consequence Of the 70
sent heavy rains. has left Its place. and y pro
seeding toward Castlerea. overwhslming thou
sands Of acres Of the sdjoihiAG eountyy. esv
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G!cnI. furnishing taood..

Waco, July ., 1888 DIX
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DR.. william 4. Hammond asserts
IN the current number OF the North
American Review that life Insurance
companies refuse TO insure women
lives because they csuuot depend upon
what women say with reference to-
themselves. The president of one Of
the oldest life Insurance companies 10
New Ioik takes issue with DR.. linn.
mond. He says IL Is not true that
companies decline to issue policie- to
women because of the ineNactuess Of
Of their statements regarding them
selves. They do issue policies to
women, but they do not consider
them good risks, because OF the d.fi-
Guilty OF making an exhaustive phys,
ic.l examination aud for other causes.
lie does not think that women are
less exact in their statements than
men, and he feels sure that any man
who has q good, general knowledge OF
women, will agree with him in go
thinking.
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Mr Randall Show H.Hand.

The PENNSYLVANIA democratic plat .
form published in yesterday IS EXAM .
INRR) will Dee ac cp'cd as au cNp!iDi' .
definition OF lho We've and n-plrt- .
lions Of MIR Randall upon 'h' que .
uous Of internal revenue lnd custom .
taxation, The PENNSYLVANIA demo .
Gratis take the huI' 10y the horh7 ah"
boldly dcclsre for 'he abolition "i H'.
excise dntic-. rms is Ih'i "h'"''-
that II Mr.. l''nuh" ms A"' '""''"'
10 the "tA' mouse "' i''''''n ''''
an effort VIII the" anu 'u''' "' UNIV
'o commit Tue h''''H'' "s''''''''
a new revenue p''''' ""' o"'' '
which VIII De "i IL" ""' ''' ''-' W. ~
The E'hlA' ''"'''''' '''"' i pan
y outlined p''P"7'- ~ ''''
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The Russian government has pub
ushed tie terms on which it ims con-
GUIDED pesce with the Vatican. Ia all
Roman Catholic semiuarie- ia Russia,
The Cars government suPery.-es es.
peciaIy tie professor OF Russian HE
tory and literature, aud reserves the
right Of 8 general inspection. The
teachers Of these semluarlr- cauuot
4uA.lfy, save with the consent Of the
government. No bi-A0pr.c can be e..
tab.isAea iu Russia, save with the
consent of the Czzr, who promises
that gradually he viii mitigate the
exceptional laws which have been lee
sued Agsin.t bic Roman Catholic sub.
ieers. The main point r., that the
entire cause OF Catholicism in Ru--ia
remains under the Car fret aud the
Pope after him