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A New Hotel Mt LonryIew.

LoNavIEw, June s.-[Special. The
new hotel at the junction has been
opened for dodgers, and will be ready to
accommodate the public and feed trains
in two weeks. Captain A. NJ. Connor,
Of 20 years. experience as a steamboat.
man and hotol man, will be It's mana
gor. This hotel is sscond to mono in the
State, beidg three-story brick, with
between 80 and 60 bedrooms, all fur
nlshed with tho most costly cherry, wal
nut, ebony, oak aud ash furniture. The
walls are finely plastered, finely en-.
bossed with gilt and wainscoating, and
the parlors OF the very finest hnishings.
The dining-ro0m Is given up 10 bel one
OF the finest In the State. In fact, moth.
ing has been spared 10 make II a
strictly hrst.olass hotel.
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LONDON, June o.-l2;30 p. m,--Consols,
for money, 80 ll-l6; for account, 99,..
4p. m.--Consols 90 lille for both ac-
counts.
EXPLOSION ON BOARD SHIP.
Ehe gas which was generated In the
coal bunkors of the British iron turret
ship lntlexible, at anchor off Ports
mouth, exploded to-day and 10 of the
crew were severely injured, three
fatally. The vessel was somewhat
damaged.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The DAILY Telegraph states that there
Is absolutely no foundation for the re-
port OF the assassination of the ameer,
A6durrhman, and that the report was
| telegraphed to tho st. Petersburg Mo.
yasti from Vienna and not from the
Caucasus as alleged.
The Standard states that the divisions
In the cabinet over tho crimes act are In
u fair way of settlement.
The bodies OF the men entombed In
the Durham mine have been recovered,
Inc French man-of-war, Renard,
with crew ofV souls, is believed TO
have foundered in the Red Sea.
1t is reported that the government Ia
imeHSltating m the retention of nore troops
It is reported that FL Mahdi Is at
korti, waiting to enter Dongola,
The trouble in Crete arises from the
turkish government appointing Sevas
fasha governor. lie Is extremely un-
popular, The Cretan assembly is aQi.
tating to have revoked the heappointment.
The populsce openly manifest their dis.
likes, The foreign consuls have been
ordered not to Interfere In the dispute,
"dAvE NOTICE."
Henry Labouchere, (RadicaD this af-
ternoon in the House of Commons, gave
notice of his attention TO oppose the
proposed parliamentary grant of $50, 900
per year rs a dowry TO Princess Beat.
rice ON the occasion OF her marriage.
Hon. Wm. Il. Foster, Liberal, gave no.
tlce OF his intention TO Introduce a mo-
tion opposing the imposition, as propos-
ed IN the budget,of stamp duty on col
onlal and foreign securities, payable to
bearer.
Lord Edmund FitzmaurIce, under
secretary for foreign affairs, announced
that the government had received a
communication from the Spanish gov.
ernment of such nature that induced
the hope that negotiations would be re.
sumed for a commercial treaty between
tbs two nations,
SOARING EARL GRANVILLE,
The Pau Mall Gazette contains an ar
ticie, which is apparently inspired by
NJ. Lessar, of the Russian section OF the
Afghan boundary com mission. The ar.
ticle admits that the settlement of the
matters In dispute with Russia is still
unt tigned, and attributes tho present
delay TO the hair splitting or quibbling
OF Earl Granville. The article, In tone,
Is more IN anger than firmness. 1t
warns the earl MOTTO carry his dilatory
scheme too far, that II might become
dang gerous.
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SOARING EARL GRANVILLE,
Canada.
IIoToUs CHRISTIANS.

MONTREAL, June s.-The Corpus
Christi procession yesterday was the
largest ever seen in the city, 10000 per.
sons taking part in IL, Fifty societies
marched. While tho procession was
passing along st. Peters street, the Sal.
walton army, which was also paradlnR,
turned into the street 10 reach
Mechanics' hall The crowd watching
the, Catholic procession savagely at.
tackled the Salvatlonists, bruislng some
badly. Had II not been for the priests
ana other persons In the Corpus Christi
procession restoring order, number of
lives would have been lost.
kH SNAIL Pox Epidemic.
NFifteen cases OF small pox were re-
ported at the health once within two
days last week, and medical authorities
declare the disease epidemic In the city.
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DIRE DEATHS FOR DYERS.
The TuO Bandit Brothers Qnietly
Lynched at Bonham.
The Murder Of Sheriff Ragsdale and
Deputy Buchanan
Expiated Through Suspension from the
Limb Of Tree.
The Shaw-HamptOn Murder Case Re.
vived at LOngVlew.
Horse Thieves In Jail at Alvarado o ID oc.
Smith Captured by Rangers 1.
Southwest Texas Pennsyl-
vania Forger Nabbed.
THE DAYS RECORD OF CRIMES.
The Dyer Brother. Lynohed Mt sonns

The Dyer Brothers Lynched at Bonham
BoNHAM, June S.-(Specisl. Sam
and Eli Dyer, the murderers of Sheriff
Ragsdale and Deputy Buchanan, in ! all
here awaiting trial, were taken out by
mob Of disguised men at 2:3O a. m. and
hung to tree within 800 yards of the
jail. No one appears to know who were
in the mob, but the jsiler thinks there
were 100 or more. The coroner's Jury
verdict was death by strungulstion at
the hands of unknown parties. Every
one seems satisfied with this ending Of
this affair, which has troubled Fannin
county 30 much. Never was lynch.
ing carried on in more quiet manner.
No one outside the mob, except the
jailer, knew anything of 1t until after
the work was done, when the mob
quietly dispersed, leaving the bodies 10
be cared for by the officers. They were
taken down and laid out In the court
house, where they were viewed by the
curious all day. The city is very quiet
tonight,
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FAILURES.
Al Austin, Texas.

AUSTIN, June s.-tspecisl.l The City
National Bank aud Charles Wolf run
attachments to-day on John Thompson
& Co., dealers In agricultural imple-
ments, and closed up the establishment.
The aggregate amount due the above
parties is 5000.
Il. NJ. Purliss assigned to-day. Liza
bilities, 1900.
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Zanzibar,

ENGLISH AND GERMAN INTERESTS.
BERLIN, June S.-Admiral Paachen
has been appointed to tho command of
the Hlnzlbsr squadron in place of Ad.
miral Knorr. 1t is rumored that Eng.
land has recalled Consul Kirk on COM
plant OF Germany that he was engaged
in melting the Sultan of Zanzibar
against Germany. The Zeituur saws
peace has been restored in the Gam
eroons. The German Captain Render.
man and the III glish Captain Young
have fixed the frontier.
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PnlnatInn sshnnI Mnttnr..

PALESTINE, June s.-tspeclal.l-A q
regular meeting the public school board
trustees decided that no child shall be-
admitted to the free school the ensuing
year whose name is not enrolled upon
list to be prepared by the city assessor
and collector.
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NORFOLK, Jun s.--The Public Ledger
has the following details Of the fire at
Suffolk; Fire broke out shortly after ii
o'clock last night on the south side OF
washington Square, and spreading rap.
IDLY east, west and north, swept both
sides OF Washington Square, the main
business street OF the town, leaving only
three houses standing. II also extend.
cd for some distance on both sides OF
kilby street and down the west side OF
Main street. Individual losses are small
but the total will be- over $500. 600.
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India.
MORE ABOUT THE EARTuouAk

VNH AHUUI THE EARTHQUAKES,
CALCUTTA, Juno s.-Dfspatches con-
tinue to be received here about the
earthquake in the vale OF Cashmere.
Whole villages have been destroyed,
and Dubgood, Jamalapar and ovan
have disappeared entirely, having been
completely engulfed in awful oonyul.
sions. During the continuance OF the
shocks sulphurous dust was sent forth,
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PSYCHOLOGICAL,
Commander CLARK.

WASHINGTON, June s.-Secretary
Whitney receiver telegram this morn
ing announcing the death OF Com
mander Lewis Clark, commanding the
United States ship Alliance at Kew
West, yesterday. The Alliance was at
once ordered, by telegraph, TO proceed
70 New York with the remains OF Com
mander Clark. No particulars Of his
death are glYen. -
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An Assauit-Pleased with a Lynchins

DENIsoN, June S.-Ispecisl.l-A negro
helper In the Missouri Pacific Machine
shop attacked Joseph Howard, a ma
ehlnist with a monkey-wrench and in
Howard's head.
~ The hanging OF the Dyer brothers at
bonham this morning meets with gen.
eral approval here.
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lmpregnsting the atmosphere. At the
same time volumes of hot water issued
from great assures made in the earth.
Fort Gursi and the granaries in MANY
parts OF the vale have been swallowed
up. A large supply of rice and a con-
siderable amount of money has been
distributed throughout the vale to re-
lleye the distress of the people. 1t ia
estimated that 200 people were killed.
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Afghantstan.


THE GOVERNMENT FoRTIrYINe.
TEHERAN, June S.--The government
at Herat has sent men to for.
tify Bals--Murghab. Advices from
Merv are tothe effect that the Russians
are taking the greatest care to prevent
foreigners communicating with the Tur.
comsns, and haYe expelled the Persisns
VINO We're supposed TO be corresponding
with the Afghans
TO ESCAPE THE HRAT.
English Afghan frontier commission
Is moving to the upper Psropamisus
Mountains to avoid the heat.
CHOLERA.
Oholera has made its appearance
among the laborers ON tho Quetta rail.
way and also at Rindli, causing the dis.
persal OF the commissariat camp,
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II. Ill. Moflev.

MARSHALL, June s.-[Speclal. Col.
H. IL. Motley, an old and honored citi-
zen, died at his family residence in the
eastern part Of the county yesterday in
the 10th year OF his age. Bob. Motley,
as he was Familiarity called, was man
OF many sterling traits OF character.
His taking-off is deeply mourned by a
large circle OF friends and relatives.
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France.
A BANQUET.

PARIS, June S,-Prince Hohenlehe,
the German ambassador to France, will
tomorrow give grand banquet to the
and the delegates attending the Inter
national SueE Canal Congress.
TIE sCRUTIN DIE LIsTE BIII, p Asspn ~
The Chamber of Deputies has finally
passed the ''Scrutln do Liste BiIlJ with
the Senate's amendment.
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A ForgersCaptured,

READING, Pa, June s,-Dr. VIM, h.
Devices, charged with the forgery Of
bonds amounting TO $4,000, and who
mysteriously disappeared from his home
In Myorstown some time ago, was arrest
cd on Saturday at Wilkesbarre on hls
way TO Canada.
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The Soudan.

ELM MAHDI's NEW WAR wHoor.
LONDON, June Sci Mahdi has issued
proclamation, which has been exten-
sively circulated in the countries bor-
dering upon the Persian gulf, stating
that 1t is his intention to Invade both
Egypt aud Arabia.
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To Hunt Cattle ThIeves.

DEL RIO, June s.-[Special.l-The
sheriff of this (Kinney) county has re-
ceived information that large band OF
cattle thieves is operating on the upper
llne OF the county, and leaves In the
morning with large posse to surround
and capture them. They are the same
Dsnd OF desperadoes who for long time
past have made their headquarters on
Dry DEVILS River and terrorized that
section OF country. A fight is expected.
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Burnlah.

WANTS TO sHUFFLE FOR HERSELF.
kANdooN, June s.-The newspapers
here are discussing the separation of
burmah from India and making it a
neglect OF the Indian government. The
Rangoon chamber OF commerce sun.
ports the proposal.
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CROPS.


PALMER, June $. s.-lspeoial. Harvest
ing has commenced, with prospects of
better yield than for several years
past. Cotton IL looking well. Farmers
will bo well up with their work in an
other week.
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who Knows the Murderers Were
Apnchesg

SAN Francisco, June s.-The Exam
inor's Tombstone, Arizona, special says
Q. T. Nightingale has Just arrived from
Macason and Sonora, Mexico. He says,
"Threo American miners, Fred Hunt.
ington, Pere MoCurtan aud petor Pal.
mer, were killed by Apsches at q mine
ON May q, The bodies OF MeCurtan and
Palmer were found In dump box,
shot through the head. Hunting.
toms body was found at the
bottom OF shaft. Two other men,
whose names are unknown, were killed
by Apaches on the opoto trial about q
week previous.
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Pursuing /. Post ono. pofan,..,

WACO, June s. lSpecial.l Deputy
United States Marshal Brown left here
this evening In pursuit of Hamilton, the
sosconding assistant postmaster at Me-
SsreHor, hamilton's shortage is at least
$1,000, and may go TO $1,000.
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Jnhn w. Heath

MILLIoAN, June ESPECIAL. ~. W.
Heath, citizen Of this place for many
years, and brother-in-law of Judge
Collard, of Franklin, died suddenly
last night at o'clock. after an illness OF
only few hours, of congestion. De,
ceased leaves a widow and three chill.
dren to mourn his loss,
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More Indictments Against Banker Ward.

NEW YORK, June s.-Two more in
oictments were found by the grand Jury
to-day against Ferdinand Ward and
James. d. Fisk, charging them with
grand larceny in the first degree ward
" WAS arraigned in the Court Of Over and
ierminer to-day. He pleaded not guilty
70 the indictments, with leave 10
Withdraw his plea and substitute de-
murrer: iSt The indictments charge the
,in uio,s oI slyo,0OO from the Marine Ma
nonal Bank against them. The larceny
IL alleged 10 have been Committed on
s.p sAprll q One indictment is for
SoV,VVo and the other for SllO;OO0.
me district attorney moved that
ward be taken to the Ludlow street
jail and incarceratcd in the tombs
paison' rms was opposed by Wards
allow Ward to remain In Ludlow street
jail until his trial was begun,
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Mrs Mary Rurka

ALvARADo, June s.-[Special,l-Mrs. s.
Mary Burke, widow of the late Captain
Jonathan Burke, of Alvarado, died yes
terday after long sickness. The lady
was much beloved by all who came in
contact with her and her death IL sadly
mourned by her host of friends In John.
son county.
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ANew PIanst pl.eoyered.

BosroS, juno s.--A cable message
was received on Saturday evening az
the Harvard College observatory, an
nouncing the discovery OF planet by
DIR. Palisa, at Vienna. The planet II OF
the twelfth magnitude.
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Sunday at Niarshall.

MARSHALL, juno s.-[speclal. THE
Sunday ordinances were religiously OBJ.
served yesterday. Not drop of LIQUID
comfort could be had for love or money,
The day was. unusually quiet and or
derly.
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A Jury secured.

FoRr woRrh, June s.-[special.l l-Af-
tor four days hard work and summon
ing 2lO citizens Of the county, a jury has
peen obtain cd TO try Charles Herrin, In
dlcted Tor the murder of @. w. Barra-
dail. 1t is understood the defense will
be Insanity,
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The Winniper War.

"oN" rhlsoNEhs ESCAPE FROM BIG
BEAR.
FORT PITT, Northwest Territory, June
s'--Mrs. Delaney and Mrs. Gowsnlock,
with several half-breed families.
were brought into to-day by party of
scouts, who overlook them travelling to-.
ward Turtle Lake, They escaped from
Big Bear on Monday and were making
detour together. The ladies saw the9
have been protected by the half-breeds
all along, and suffered no hardships az
cept from constant travel.
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RnY. DIR. Mhen,inn-

ATLANTIC HIGHLAND, N. j., June s.
Rev. Daniel Dennison Wheeden, ID. D.,
LL. d., late editor of the Methodist
Quarterly Review, died this morning at
5.90
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FinIne The F,ghtIng rdIior.

ABILENE, June s.-Ispecial. l-Edltor
Gilbert, Of the Daily Reporter, having
been granted now trial, was given q
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The BraEos Again In Its :, Normal Con,
dltlon.

MrLLICAN, juno S. - Special - The
Brazos River has receded into its
banks, leaving the bottom free from
water except In low places. The loss to
this vicinity Ia difficult 10 estimate, but
II is not near so bad M at first expected.
A good rain Is needed.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
AT SUFFOLK, VA,

PETERSBURG, June s.-Intelligence
has been received here to the eject that
one-half Of the town OF Suffolk, on the
Norfolk a. Western railroad, was des-
.royed by fre last night. The loss will
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More of Chicago. Flee ion Rascal.,v.

@ore or Chicago's Elec ion Rascal .tv.
CHICAGO, June s.-Renewed interast
IN The election fraud cases has been de-.
Veioped to-day by the confession q /,
onaries e. Gilmore, who was arrested
lor perjury in the trial of Mackin and
gallagher, in the United States District
Court Glmore's perjury pjJf'S-- con.
SHOW that the tickets stfo, foo,nnS ~
in y tne eighteenth ward ballot hoy had
peen printed prior to the election. whiia
M ,h iacs they were printed after the cleo.
lion and substituted for the ballots
reg9larly cast. Gilmore now max az
alnaaylt that the scheme of
perjury was prepared by Mackin. Gil
more also confessed to-day that he mar
tlclpated In the substitution OF the hal
lots and declares that that entire affair
was arranged by Mackin. Cal.
iagher and New York af,na
worker" whom he has described To the
authorities. Gilmore carried the bosns
tickets TO the county clerks office early
on Monday, November "a, and there
gave the envelope to Thomas DIVER.
cashier OF the county clerks Office. a
person who has never hitherto bean
mentienod in connection with crimes.
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MILLINERY

marked feature OF our establishment is
the marvellous display OF Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets; also Children's Hats and Caps. No
matter what price you wish to pay there is
always value for the money. A sample lot
OF Fine Ready Made White Suits for Misses
II to l6 years old, at Half Price.
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second hearing in the County Court, o.
DAY, this time before Jury, The n, y
lect OF the trial was to obtain srednctio,,.
OF the $ZVo tine imposed by Judge Por-
Ter. 1ilbert was represented by Mavor
hirSland and the law firm of Bentley 4
bowyer, and County Attorney Hard.
WICK appeared for the State. The trial
attracted much attention and Consumed
,y ,heariy al day and terminated by the
oe tried in October for attaekinc Ed-
itor Gibbs. Ains Hu-
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England.
LONDON STOCKS,

LONDON, June S.-l2;3O p. m,-Consols
for money, 90 ll-l6; for account, 99.I.
4p. m.-Consols 90 lille for both ac-
counts,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1885-11-21

Another writer III the Sclenct
Nonthly saws that even bees may be
artihcially converted in: thieves by
the cough medicine some Of us use,
honey mixed with brandy.
Like man, they readi! aruuire n
taste for TINS beverage, which exer-
Ciscs the same perlriciou5 intu,nce
upon them as upon him.
They become excited. intoxicated
and cease TO work. Do they feel
hunger Then like man they fall
from one vice into another and give
themselves up unscrupulously to pill
lage and theft.
In an oil report ( Il temperance
society of 1927 l iind these words;
IL man should no more suffer his
children to drink little than he does
to lie little, or steal little or do II
little murder Banish it fiom your
homes, .,nL pray to be saved rram in
temperance H. much as from famine,
sickness and death
III this war the place of safety is ia
the thickest of the conflict; those
who seek to hide from it may perish
in their flight.
What an irreprcssible hSk. was
raised against one of the Old institu-
Ii ms of our country before it was II
nally destroyed.
How much blood and treasure
was poured out and wasted before it
ccull be blotted out. As n kitten on
the rug is t. a raging hon in his na-
tive jungle, as a helpless babe COM
pares in strength to n full grown
man, so does slavery appear when set
up alongside the vital question OF
drunkenness.
The destruction is gong on daily.
Families are scattered, hearts are
broken, hunger stalks in among bru
talized human beings who have lost
all sense of self-respect and have
been made ready for crime and de-
gradation, yet nobody is disturbed
not even the head man in the busi-
ness, Uncle Sam. Now if our uncle
I had his Just deserts he would have IL
term in his own penitentiary, lere
he has sent many man for selling
( his own liquor without lis leave
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.IPPLIC.|TtONS FOE NP-7Ci

Alyice, from New Orleans state
that applications f'r space III the VA
rious bli dii.r - The American t.,
pJsitaor opened on Hnvember ltth
are daily pruring III from States, CIT
les an,. ,.gc business firms III all
parts of the United States; wh..e tho
cnuntri-, ci Mexico, Central au,l
South Americn, aa well as important
places IN Europe, are sending III II
large Quota Ia fact, whe:e at II.
outset, ihc filing If the oceans Of w
cant space calsed the promoters o'
the enterprise 10 lnconslderab!
amount uf anxiety, the situation has
ia the past few months been ontLa
~ reversed aid the management
iecr j. their duty TO inform thooe
Intending exhibitors who have not
yet applied for space to do so at once
ere 1t be too hate. While tins Is. ~
course, - very gratifying state OF nj
fairs, that the management Is able TO
an,runcc. still il shows the necessity
of ,i:. and individual exhibitors who
have thus far failed to make their al
plica,!onr for space doing so iNms-
dlately. Thc,e is no longer any
question: Of the success Of .he Amer
can Exposition; it has been consiruc-
ted upon sound business primer. les;
it is operated by business men. to
solve tue commercial pro lem Of the
day-the securing of al outlet for
ouy surplus manufactured products:
The non notwithstanding countries "f
Spanish and Portu.ese America are
hooked to for the relief IL, e led A.
the coming Exposition they will coi.-
trlst tncir resources Will! ours, and
aio Il the opportunity Of reachii.:
an early understanding FIR the 6
tabiishment Of business relations q.
mutual advantage. This question "t
new trade relations tor merchants
Of the Ualted States necessitatLa
prompt action ON the part of o1r
manufacturers and business men, III
order that they snail be represented
in the magnificent Exposition 10
take place III New Orleans, this will
ter.