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GENERAL NEWS.
Senator Sabine the Last Big Light
Snufftd Out.
Events In Allen Lands-GOrdoa's stu
alton gloomy Indeed.
The Battle OF The Bais-Pere IIyaclnihe
is II Earthquake
The Boston Directory Righ, Royalty
Entertained In Mexico.
And Other Tales Of the Telegraph.



sr. PAUL, May li.-This being Sun.
day, nothing new has occurred
In regard 10 the failure OF
the Northwestern Car company. Il. 8,
Brown, tho receiver, tskos hold OF affairs
% morrow, and the company will 20 on
as usual. The receiver was asked after the
failure OF ID. NJ. Sabln TO negotiate loan
OF 81 600 900 In New York In order hat bus.
tnpss might be run without danger OF nj.
tschmeDt by creditors until the formers
notes for farm machinery, which are held
10 the extent OF over 5000 coo, could be
realized upon and creditors paid
IL IL the opinion OF the business.
men OF this city that the affairs OF the COM
pany have been ruu upon too large a
scale. The company has on hand
$4,000 worth Of iron. which was bought
on credit, and is sufficient TO last them
for the next three years,
while their form machinery was
oil sold on long terms, five yeara being the
rue. AZ notes for material we're about 10
come due, and farmers notes could
not he realizad upon this cour,e was teken
TO protect the stock holders. IL Is not be-
lieyed the embarrassment will last long
as the business pays well and
the stockholders are all men Of wealth.
The financial standing OF d. NJ. Ssbn Ia re-
garded as a different thing aud has been
the tonic ofspeculstiou here all day.
MISsEAroLIs, May 10.-LAter re.
ports cDnfrm the appointment OF Brown
as rece yer OF the North western Gar com.
psny. Commodore N. W. Kl,son, also q
director, when seen tonight said the com.
papy's sGsirs had been well arranged and
the assets he thought will more than three
times ooy the liabilities, aud the paid-up
ca uital vas S3.O00,000.
Director Seymour, the former head OF
Seymou'. Sabine & Co.. which was merged
into the Northwestern Oar company, stated
tonight the liabilities wefs 81 600 600; as.
sets, $3.50, eco; that the company was being
pressed by numbcr OF creditors on obliga
lions which they had expected to meet on
money eecnred from outside parties; that
the suspension nj the Marine bank aud the
failure Of Ward & Grant had 30 shaken the
confidence of their creditors that they had
found II impossible TO secure the expected
advance. To prevent attachments and tying
up their property, the company had re.
solved to have receiver appointed. ex'
peoting to discharge all their obligations,
and, after temporary embarrassment, re-
sumo business as corpo alton. Ii 10 un-
derslood that A II. Brown, of Btillvater,
has bseh selected receiver. The North
western Gar company had q great bsckset
in The Saltwater penitentiGry fire OF last
winter.
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Tho CoDinh rasc.

NEW ORLEANS, MsV I0-A special to the
mes-Dsmocrat, from HszHlhu'si, Mis-
sissippi, says: In the Wheeler case to-day,
DR.. A D. Pitts was called for the state. He
declined TO tsstify and when pressed for
the reason sold: "Owlng 20 the relation
which l bear in his case don't
feel like teetifytns; this 10 my home; |
live here and expect 70 live here; my mind
is made up; I owe my country, my family
and myself a certain duty, Therefore | RS
fuse TO testify In this case" To further
questions he said: Il don't believe
AIN fntimidsted, hut un-
der the existing circumstances
there are many reasons why refuse 20 ies-
tify." The court decided him L. contempt
and ordersd the sheriff 20 'ase him into
custody The sheriff allowed Pits to 90
into his house u make arrangements ioT
impritonment, when Pitts went out by the
back way and escaped.
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A Drunken Deed,

CrcrsHArr, May ll.-John Devote, pri-
ysle Waterman at ths Atlantic garden, shot
and mor,ally wounded Thomas acDermott,
in Vino street, in front OF the Atlantic
garden to-right at IL O'Clock icDermott
ordered beer from the table waiter,
who was tsrdy. He ordered from
a second waiter, got the beer, drank aud
raid for IL. The first waiter came
with the first order. McDermott
refused to pay him John Devote pushed
bim out on the street aud shot him IN the
bowels with a heavy calibre revolver. De
yoto is again behind the bars.
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will be Recalled In Disgrace.

PARIS, May lO.-rhs decsi n of the for
eipn affairs disciplinary committee In the
case OF Pontevin, summoned before them
10 answer the charges OF unpatriotio
language, "a unievorabls to Pontevin,
who Will bs recalled from his office
Of secretary of the French consulate
New York. The committee reported to Nj {.
Ferry minister Of foreign afairs, recon-
mending the temporary suspension OF Pom
tevin. lie will not hereafter be permitted
20 return to New York, but when allowed
20 resume Office in the consular department
will be sent to DantZig.
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The Marine Bank Again.

NEW York, May TO- Examiner Serbia
was ut work all Gay in the
Marine bank. In the afternoon
he rent for Ferdinand. d. Ward, OF
the firm of Grant Il Wsrd.
He walked down Wall street,
followed by two men said to be
detectives, and had three quarters OF
an hour interview with Serbia,
after which hs returned to. his Of
fice. Serbia said his re-
port would not be ready
until Monday. and that lie would send It
to the comptroller Of the currency,
Washington. At Grant q Wards
office said no report nor statement OF the
condition of the firm would be
given before Tuesday or "Wednesday.
The receiver OF the firm Of Grant Il Ward
had been given possession by the su.
preme court TO surrender to claimants
such securities as are in hi, possession, and
which without dispute are shewn to
have been pledged with the hrm
as security for loans or his receiving the
money loaned
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matter had been settled, and Colonel Nor
rows account would be paid only In Wash
General Pope asked II In witness con.
versation with the secretary Of war any
thing was said OF duplicate or triplicste ac-
counts.
"Not word" said witness. "The latter
explained itself, and ! Ieaid nothing about
It."
"Then 80 far as you know nothing was
known there oi any duplication or iriplica'
lion OF accounts"
"No, sir." said witnesg. nothing"
Paymaster General Rochester waa then
examined and testified 10 Colonel Morrow 4
request TO have his pay paid only here, and
10 tho instruction being sent out In CON-
pliance with this reque est Colon,l Morrow
said nothing TO witne's about duplicating or
duplicating his accounts, aud, 30 FAR NJ wit
ness knew, nothing was osid about that
matter to any one at tho war department.
Too court, ut the request OF General
Bwsim's counsel, then adjourned I'LL Mon.
day, when evidence for the defonss will be
given.
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JEFFERSON.

yEFyrRsoS, May IL Especial Re
GENTLY Mr. J. II. Donavin. OF this city. who
for years vas a faithful and respected
freight agent OF the Texas & Pacific railroad
st this depot, was discharged bv che pres
ent management Of shat road and not only
discharged bu, drsy line IN business with
the company. which after wards employed
him, was afterwards Informed that they
could not employ him aud his character
esssiled by the officers OF the road M being
dishonest, and he was forbidden 20 enter
the station here Wherefore Mr. Donavin
instituted suit for damages aud slsnder
against the company. A secret detective
Of the Missouri Pacific. J. A. Kinney, has
been here for several days working up the
case.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, May li.-TPress.I-The city
woie martial appearances to-day being
honored by visit from the Mobile ass,
Colum ous, Georgia Gaards, Tired X a. 8,
OF It. Ions, Battery A. g.. Louis artillery
81. Louis. The Washington Light
Guards ard Galveston Artillery c,m-
psny and also Western Fire COMPANY
No. 6 took the soliier b Us 10 hsnd and en-
,ertaiued them 10 epiendid syle- Battery
A gave EXHIBITION dri'is AZ the beach park
which were witnessed by . large crowd.
The Busch Z,usves, fresh rom
their recent victory. elso gave
an exhibition drill. elicitine frfqu rt
applause when many Of tnose movements
were exscutcd with that preci.ion and hsr-
monv tor which they are celebrated At
the ooncluston Of tnsss exnloisiono> large
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MISSOURI MOVEMENTS.

Sr. LouIs, May li.-[spec!al.l- l-four cor.
respondent learns from gentleman JUST
arrived rGsn Lexington that General Jre
Shelby has completed arrangements for
settling 200 families Ia Ba,es county, which
is, IN some respects, tho garden spot" OF
Missouri.
Its said that Miss Maud II Linden,
chose brother prevented ser marriage with
Chubby Arnold, OF Carthsge, ard Hb0 was
supposed 10 be secrsted ~ DHllas, Texas, IL
stopping In this c'iy, stil In the custody OF
her brother. Arnold las given up the
chase.
Red whest No. 9 Ia active at $40 for the
cash stuff, hut much lover for tns Ju Y
option. The growing crop Is much larger
than last year. aud the psoU,ise is llAt'efiug
for verv heavy yield. Dealers reiuls TO
offer over 03 cents for July wheat. IL is
thought the Grant & Ward failure will
cause at least one suspension here.
Republicans here talk Lincoln up strongly.
Grant 10 also mentioneJ 81 winning card.
Recep Of the new Texas clip are light 30
far. M xlcsn imJroyed from Colorado
Springs, Texas sold here Yesterday at 10 s
cents per pound,
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HIS address. which was In French, dealt |
sith the subject Of the resurrection OF the
consin Yesterday. Hs leaves for New York
tomorrow and will ut once sail for France,
being recalled by formal notice OF a decree
by PRESIDENT Grevy, legalizing his church
"a France, by reason OF which he expects 10
tive that reformation now and powerful
impulse,
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Narthrn.fern Notes.

MrNsElroLrs, MIsE., Nav 10 The Jour-
nails 81 Vincent, " nneeoia. special says:
Dean & westbrook. contractors, took pos
tession OF tho bridge over Red river there,
for which they could not get pay, snd
opened the draw The citizens secured 8
feet OF hst.boals and made an assault.
capturing the bridge. Many we're ihrown
into the river but were rescued without
loss Of life.
Tue Journals Winnipeg specisl saws: II
hss iust trnnspired that John B1ultceck, a
promiuen' Portage Is Prsirie bsrfister,
nov in Portland, Oregon, hra aosconded
with s70OOO
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Egnn mud DnIY.

BiRnisomiN, May l0-At the exsmina-
tiouoi Daily AID Esan TO dsv q detective
testified that ON tho night OF February 25th
DAILY and Esan visited Fosters tavern and
room in the presence OF six'persont: ITO
nigh, wo sbail be avenged: We shel
be tree" As Daily and Eean were leaving
the tavern he heard DAILY say 10 Egan,"W'
will run you next" The following day the
detective heard OF the explosions at Victo-
t9rla railway station. l. ndon. lie thought
Esan's remark: I'VE shall be avenged"
referred To the sxDl osion.
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An Important injunction Suit

NEw YoRK. May l0-In the suit OF
J. II. Morris against. Grant 4
ir., motion argued to day for an order TO di
rect the receiver OF the firm. Mr.. Davis
TO turn over TO Spica twewSy-slx second
mortgage bonds OF the Gull, Color ado
& Santa Fs railroed comp any,
which he claims to have merely placed
on deposit with the ilrm at par value OF the
bondt, S26 900. He claims they are wro ng-
fully detained By Davis NJ assignee.
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MESQUITE.

MESQUITE, May IL. - Special - Very
large audiences attended ino churches and
5abbath.schoois here to-day. Five ysars
ago Sunday was gsls day for the rowdies
st Mesquite. but now everybody and his
sweetheart & es 10 Sunday school and at
lends some one Of the churches as regularly
as he day ~ rest comes.
Professor Vaughan. OF Dallas, will teach n
class In vocal music here shortly, We lea rn.
We ara pretty fair on the ting, now, and
Mr.. Vaughan viii soon have the whole
wsroling tho col ia las.
The primaries wsre held yesterday at
some of the boxes in this portion OF the
county. Scyene, Mesquite aud Worth
iugton's are solid Tor Gibbs. Ireland and
the maiority rule. The sentim.nt seems to
prevail that a nominating county conven'
tion is unnecessary, unless too fearful many
democratic candidates coma out. Wash
Jones got over l,700 votes N this county
last election, a fact which should not be
forgottcn.
r. 8 Kimbrough returned from Houston
Saturday. He saws he i5 running well
do gn In south Texas.
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BxRLrs May l0.-rhe R-ichstsg 10 dsy
passed, BY a vote Of ls9 ~ 157. the anti
socislist bill to ifs second reading. The
for The messur-, as did slso twenty i've
independents and thirty mine Of the centre
marty TIE rpst OF the independents and
fity three ri the centre oarty voted again ~
the bill This ssccess Of the measure sur
passed ell sx ,ectsfion. The bill will M
doubtediv pe passed n i's third reading
Monday. The emperor has postponed bi.
departure for Weisbsden 70 await the re-
suls Of The vote.
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Murder or Retributione

SAN FRaNcIsco, May 1-At picnic
last Sunday, Henry Caeey, a respectable
young man, was accused by julie Sweeney
OF having crlminally assaulted her. The
case came up for preliminary hearing in
the Justice court OF Redwood City YES
terdsy. Daring the proceedings Sweeney,
father OF the girl. drew a revolver and fired
three shots at the accused, each call taxi
ing effect. Casey died at midnight. Much
sympathy 10 ielt for the family OF the young
man as the evidence showed the charge OF
assault TO be ill.foundsd.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, May Special. IA wood
shed in Mrs. Fitch's oack yard caught fire
this morning shout o'clock and biozed up
quito furiously. Ii wes room extingushed
by the prompt and well directed effjrts of
gentlemen near at hand Lee continues de
la mutt figured conspicuously during the
excitement.
Hugh Deagan, eyed CO years, died yester'
day from injuries received on the 7th inst.
The injuries we're reosived in bis heroic
rescus OF freight train, an account OF
which was published In previous issue OF
your psper. Thus perisheth one more un.
selfishly noble tLan half the heroes Of his
tory, song and romance.
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ENGLAND mud tho Nniicnm.

PARIS, May l0.-The Gauloia says: Be
fore leaving Rome EfrinEtln had confer
cnce OF M hour with the pope, who ex-
pressed sntisiaction at the prospsct OF the
renewal Of direct relations by England AID
the Vatican. Cardinal Jecobini gave E.
ring on n statement OF concessions required
by the Vatican. The Irish prelates will be
Summoned home in Octobor.
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An Abscondcr Arrested.

CINCINNATI Nav l0.-rhe Comm ercisl j.
Gszette's special from Madison, Indiana,
says: Charles Kohler. a farm laborer, was
arrested by officers from Philadelphia At
Vevay to-day. CHARGED win emoezzlement
ny the Baltimore Il Ohio Express com
pany. Kohler served ths company at Bal
limore aud PAilsdelphia. He had been
here tor two mouths. The officers left with
him for PhiladelDhia.
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ST. Louie, MAY IA. fire st Moberly,
Missouri, late last night destroyed the hay
rake factory and foundry OF Fort az way
land; loss, $50 900; insurance small.
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T1e Trnnscontincntnl Association.

Sr. LOUIS, MAY l0.-Aiter completing all
preliminary arrangements for a pool, az.
pointing committees TO perfect organization
and report ~ future meeting, the Trans
continental association adjourned 10 meet
In Chicago the 2lst instant, where ths arbi-
tration committee 10 to determine per-
centages to be canned.
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A Freak that caused a Panic.

Z.SEsvILLx, o, May il.-rhe town has
been in au excited state to-day over sup.
nosedeaTth quake near Blandy avenue in
the fourth ward, at 10 O'Clock tnis morning:
A terrific crack wss heard and
about three acres Of ground sauk
several feet, carrying number
Of houses, which were badly damaged The
nh ,hitanis were very near psric-sirickan.
IRE fissure opened Is about 100 ieet deep.
The only plsusible theory Is several de-
serted coal mines have csved in. No loss
OF life 10 reported.
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The French in AMMAN

PARIS, May IA series OF skirmishee,
lasting for ten days. have taken place
between the French, Annamite
forces and Chinese pirates
at Quang Yien. The engagements resulted
In the French forces capturing gun, and
losing one man killed and five wounded.
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ELMrRA, N. Y, May 10 Butler b.
Stranger, member Of congress tor two
terms, killed himself to-day in the presence
of his wife and cons. He had been for a
long time sick. He was United States
marshal for Dakota in 1881.
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XsI nIal,di's Tactics.

OArno, MAY IL -Advlces have been re-
celyed showing that Il. Nahdi has sent en-
voys 10 Osman Digna directing him TO cap
ture Dongola and then march into upper
Ecypt.
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Nota Good Gaul

PANS, May 10-Poriev-n, secretary OF
the French consulate at New York. nov iD
this city. has been summoned brfore the
disciplins,y committse OF the ministry 1T
foreign affairs 10 connection with rem m-rks
m ale by MIN recrntly expressive OF sym.
psthy with the Germans IN relation Z, the
Frsnco-Prussian war. Pnme minister
Fe,rv vii decide a. to what action 10 take
in .hs case IN sccordanoe with the opinion
- 49, .<n.xx
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CAIRO, May 1.-Outbreaks between sol.
diers and natives are of daily occurrence.
Friday fight took place on,side OF Alax-
an ria between party Of English soldiers
aud number of Bedouins from Lake Mar
cotis, Ia which several were killed. The
Arabs around Azoui1 have received .
message from El Mahdi and threaten re.
volt
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CAIRO. May u.-Atiempls are now being
made 10 send messengers to General Cor
don by all routes, including Messowah,
with Earl Granvllle's message OF April
2i,h. asking Gordon how many troops he
required, bat not positively promising any
assistance.
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NI'KINNE

MCKINNEY, May 11.-[Speclal.l-The
Commercial hotel, owned 6y Mrs J. Il.
Largent of this city, took fire this morning
about o'clock and was entirely de.
stroyed. IL was under management OF
John Anderson. who loses oil furniture, fix.
tures. etc. The occupants were asleep,
neer on passing train of the Houston Il
Texas Central, who reused the town by his
whistle and bell. Loss, $4,000, and no In.
surancs.
We are having beautiful weather and
farmers are profislng by it,
At the various churches In tho city d.
vine services we're held toe day.
The friends Of Mrs John Clementson Will
be pleased 10 learn she is recovering from
her recent ,lIness.
w. w. LAWS, OF Mckinney, paid Dallss
a visit to-dsy. OF course business called
him.
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Not n Chicago Curate.

CHICAGO, May sy1l.-Iuquiries here regard
ing tho Catholis priest, Casemia, who was
robbed OF $4,000 on board
near Fort Worth Saturday. dsvelopes the
fact that hs IL not Of Chicago, az stated in
the dispatch announcing the robbery.
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Iinsn Isnll.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May IL; o
.........2 q
pase hits-I,ouNyille, s; Iudianapsls 4.
Errors-Louisville, rs; fndlanapolis, o.
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LONDON, May l0.-The bark George BEN
lev. from Liverpool for Chill, came into col
iision with the ship Tuskar. The latter
sunk and three OF the crew were drowned.
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TIE MARSHALL STATUE.

WAsnIseroN, May 10 -tPrsss.I-At the
unysiling o, tho Marshall statue, W. III.
Rswlo, OF Philsdelphin, orator of the day,
was next presented by Justice Waite, and
received With applause. Mr.. Rawls gave an
account OF the inception OF the Marshall
memorial fund. He said only six Of the
subscribers TO the original fund now sur
yiye. He euo.eized Marshall, declaring be
never turned his back upon public
duty or hesissted to maiatnin what he be-
lieved to be right, no matter how the pop
ular clamor might run. at the close OF the
Grafton the band rendered another seiec-
tion, when the benediction was pronounced
and the ceremonies were at aR end
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Death Off Delegate.

KANsAs CIfY, May i1.-[Speciall w. G.
Case, OF Santa Moiica, California,
eu.route to Saratoga as delegate
10 the Presbyterian Gnneral Assembly,
was seized with appoplexy this morning
and died at hotel this afternoon.
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KEY WEST, May IL. Castro has posi-
lively lett here probably for Nassau, where
he will be joined by the b lance OF the I'll.
busters now here. This party will include
all that are ct present ready to leave.
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New YoRk, May 1.-The number OF
volumes issued by the American Trsc, so.
ciety for the psst wear Is 2I9 2o); receipts OF
the wear. 1857 AGO. disbursements .S35i..
Os2
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The Greely Rewnrd.

LONDON, May 1i.-Minister Lowell hag
sent TO the foreign affairs Office a copy Of
The navy department circular ofsring a re-
ward for the discovery and relief OF the
20
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High Water.

New ORLEANS. May ia special to the
Picsyune from Shreveport says: Captain /.
NJ. Foster, above here, has S,lO0o
been oyerfloged for fifteen years.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, May ii.--[special. j
Much dissatisfaction in railroad circles
at this place Is becoming apparent
When the late reduction on the
Sunset railroad was made the curses were
not loud but deep. and since the reduction
went Into effect the men, en-
ginesrs, fremen, hrakemen end sw'tcbmen
having hsd time to lily mature their psn'
have decided. 30 1t ia enid, - strike. Tht
brotherhood OF locomotive engineers t'4'
promised aid and al ffiiicstioas point to an
sffec i've stpppase OF Nil WORE on tfis rail.
wsv
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WEATHER nULLErIN

WASHINGTON, May IL. -TPress. .I-Winds
on the Atlantic coast are westerly:
southerly, on gulf coast, and In tn uoper
Missisrippi and Missouri valleys and lower
lake regions. The temperature has
risen slightly in the South Atlantic
and Cult states. A light rain has
fallen In the lower lsko region and
Missouri valley. On Tuesday fair weather
Ia ii.iicated Coz the Gulf states and districts
an the Atlantic coast
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can Idle Rumor {"

PirrsBuRG, Nav ii.-relegrsp pliers here
discis'm Ill knowledge ofthe proposed re,
orgsniz alton of the brotherhood
and strike az Chicago during
the national convention Tnomas
NJ Huybes. who was secretary OF the
brotherhood, says such talk is idle rumor,
and there Il nothing In u. M my, how
ever. favor orearixstion ~ come kind.