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MARSHALL, April l3.-[Special.] The
HERALD correspondent was misin-
formed as to tho amount ($sOO) received
by Rev. DR.. Pearsons. He Is now relia-
bly, informed that tho receipts did not
exceed half that amount.
At a meeting OF the members of the
Baptist church yesterday evening FOR
the purpose OF electing u preacher to
supply the place of their minister, Rev.
DR.. Mitchell, lately deceased, Rev. A.
T.. Clemmens was placed in nomination
and unanimously elected. DE-. Glenn
mems has occupied this pulpit for many
wears previously. He is well liked by
his people and as pulpit orator has
few equals.
Judge Hazlewood is in the city.
The remains of Mrs. Hugh Irvine ar
rived here from Dallas last night, and
were inferred in the family cemetery
this evening. Mrs. Irvine was a native
of this city, where she leaves large
circle of friends and relatives to mourn
her loss.
TIP. Young and family and Miss
Mamie Rainey and Miss HELEN Lee
McGill leave for the exposition this
evening.
Rev. DR.. Jenkins, of the Episcopal
church, held services at the jail yester
day evening.
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THE GALVESTON ELECTION
THE COUNCIL coUNTTHE VOTES
Tho Cuny and Fulton Fraud shriekers
"set Down Upon" and the Titieto
the Onlees to be Set
tied In the Courts.

GALVESTON, April 1.-THE city cour-
Gil met In special session tonight to
canvass tho returns of the leto munich
pal election. The hall was crowed by
suifragans OF all classes and conditions.
The citizens committee and their at
lorneys were in attendance g. watch the
proceedings. Tho board, upon assemo
ling, appointed committee To- examine
and report upon the returns. This rom-
nittee presented II majority
ana a minority report relative
ward: The minority report,
froul the eleventh ward were illegal
an fraudulent. and should be thrown
out, as shown by protest, aud ny am.
davits OF . large number OF voters and
property-hOiders OF the ward, WAS acted
upon first The report was dc GATED ny
a vote of 7 TO 4. The majority renort,
which held that the board
had no authority to 20 behind the re-
turns, was then taken up and adopted
by the same vote, and the city clerk was
instructed to issue commisslonS 10 all
who were elected according to the face
of the returns. The protest
and the af1idavits, which the ma,
jority of the council refused
to h aar read were referred to the new
board, who will be installed next We'd
nesday evening. This action of the
majority throws out Alderman Cuaey
and Major Fulton; although the former
mas over 100 and tho latter 40 aiiidayits
from reputable citizens of tho Eleventh
ward that they cast their votes
respectively for these gentlemen,
while tlr rrturns show that Quincy only
received 81 votes aud Fulton 81 votes.
According 20 this action of the board,
Capt Jos ATKINS will qualify and enter
upou the dutiea OF the NAV orally, " hen
the newly elected board Of aldermen
are installed when IL is expected Mayor
Fuiton will proceed against MN
by writ of quo warranto, when VIII
bring the matter into conrt, where the
alleged frauds will bs thoroughly ven
tilated, and if, as represented, VIII re
store him to the mavOralty. Tonight
the ballot boxes were locked up in the
vaults of the city hall and one OF the
most vigilant policemen detailed to
watch The interior of tho nall.
This precautionary measure was adopted
in consequence of a well f lunded rumor
that tonight Tho hall would be invaded
and the boxes so doctored as to make
il impossible to arrive at the cOrrect
count of the votes, should it b5 found
necessary to recount them. Since the
action of the majority of the
council the excite menJ has become IN
tensified, and law-abiding citizens are
mere determined than ever to unearth
these frauds, and bring the perpetrators
to punishment. Another repeater was
arrested to-day and lodged in jail.
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/ The llussisn minister ~ the uglie'
/ states has endeav0fed ~ secure az
/ services 0fa naval officer here IN puf
| ehaaiua a number N smail vessels iisaf
/ bet = con Nan Francisco aud tho aand
wioh Islands IN transporting sugar, The
vessels are ~ hs used, tbs officer says
In proving upon English commerce Ia
/ Japanese aud Indian waters should war
boz declared between Russia aud Eng
land.
THF nLACK rEA rtsrr.
81, PETEHsnUHI, ApTl IT. Tue
Nuuva Nremya SAYS the Black seh
iieel has been ordered to prepare ior
immediate service,
SENTIMENT Ar ST, PETERSBURG,
Tho Journal 10 ~ Petersburg, speak,
ing evidently by official instruction,
comments ON tho recent government
utteTancss in the British parliament
upon Tho Poijie incident Ms prema'
ture. Id says 10 thinks 10 would have
been preferable tor the English min
listers Co have suspended judgment un-
90 th6 receipt ~ more con pibie 1nioT-
nation. Tnuy should have acted on the
opposition That 10 was unlikely that
Russian generals, acquainted with tho
intentions 0f tho Russian government,
acted without good reasons. They
should have borne in mind that col.
The kushk arc always possible In the
presence of n violent aud uHdisclplined
Asiatio population, The Penjdeh incl
dent, concludes the Journal, was cer-
tainly an uutowRrd ovent, because IL
may adversely effect tho negotiations
pending between Russia and England,
which still iustilies lpe for peace. The
war feeling here Is overwhelmingly
strong. Tho ear appeared at tho thea.
ire last evening. The audience, still
enthusiastic over the news from PenJ-
deb, ON the general assumption that
Gen, KOmHrOti's conduct had the impe-
rial approval, arose when they saw the
ozar aud shook the building with an
ovation oi applause.
THY DON'T WANT To DYNAMITE him
Now.
The ozar and czariua and members of
tho roysl family attended concert this
evening ut the Grand theatre for tho
benefit of invalid soldiers. Tho presence
of the czar aroused tho greatest 0nthusi-
asm. The national anthem was sung
by tho whole audience, and when tho
czar advanced To the front OF his box
and bowed his thanks, he was greeted
with a hurricane OF cheers. Tho ovation
WAS continued outside and tho royal
party was followed by crowds of people
20 the gates OF the palace,
The minister OF war, speaking To
circle OF officers tonight, said he had
the assurance of the ear that the Rus
sian troors might adYa'cc, but they
would never retire,
ENGLAND THE ONE TO EXPLAIN.
Moscow, Aprit 1.-The Viedomosti
says that Russia would have n greater
Justification in demanding that Eng
land explain her occupation Of Duet
tah than England has IN asking Russia
tn explain the attack upon the Aighans
by Con. KOmoratf The former matter
is of great Importance TO Russia and IL
Is hardly expected To be unattended by
serious consequences 10 Russia. Tho
V!edomosti states that IL Is convinced
that MIR. Gladstone will always main
taiu peace with Russia.
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SECURING WAR SHIPS ON THE SLY
PHILADELPHIA, April 11.--An order
for six fast iron cruisers of the Esne
aida pattern was received in this city
Thursday. These vessels are Dominally
ordered by private gentlemA, just as
they might order steam yashts. But
they will be for sale when completed
and the offers OF only one European
government will be entertined, and ait Is
thought that government VIII be k Jus
STA. Three paramount iea-
lures will be insisted on,
namely: Nineteen knots speed:
ana coal carrying capacity for 20 days,
steaming and buoyancy for three steel
rifled cannon of large calibre. The rs
meralda is regarded by prospective
owners of these vessels as the highest
type of war vessel that floats. She was
built for Chill, in England, by Sir Will
liam Armstrong, is about 1000 tons.
The six vessels to be built on her model
will not exceed 900 tons in size and
will not have an ounce of unnecessary
plating on them. The syndicate of cap
italists Interested in this scheme be-
lieye in making money by selling ships
lust as their colleagues in the
grain and produce business hope
To improve their condition by
feeding the struggling nations and
held that provisions are quite as much
contraband OF war as ships. The keels
for these vessels will be laid immedi-
ately.
AN ALERT MINISTER.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-It Is st ated
on the authority Of a naval officer, that
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EVERY first-c class dealer sells Opera
Puff Cigarettes. Will NOT stick to the
lips.
Labor Matters.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR CONSOLIDATING.

KNIGHTS OF LABOR CONSOLIDATING.
PITTsBURG, April l3.-T. V. Powderly,
grand master workman of the Knights
of Labor, arrived here to day, and will
remain here some time. His mission is
to awaken increased interest among the
various trades represented in the organ,
ization, and with this end in view, will
hold SEPARATE meetings of the different
assemblies. He also proposes to attempt
a thorough organization Of the female
workers in Allegheny county, over 1000
of whom are employed in different
branches of industry here. The result
is looked forward to with great interest
by the members of the order.
A STRIKE IMMINENT IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April l3.-A large number
of the employees of The Missouri Car
and Foundry company held "a meeiing
tonight, and appointed committee to
wait on the sunerintendento of the works
and lay their grievances before him.
Their wages have been cnt from to Is
per cent, and most of them have quit
work. They say they will not resume
work until wages are restored, but the
prospect is that the company will not
accede to their demands, and q formal
strike will be the result,
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sides ihfae, the 0hlna Cllppef. The gisf
ling Castle aud The Australia, ~ M
Ofieatal line, have i'een chartered. Th'
admiralty have dee dod IN organize 4
/ sfr 10 riusiuf s.EiDu " FVlf 500 geiG
ffum this tact ID isrunie iured mat the
government Intends 81 FfpnlittH the
declaration ~ the treaty o. Paris uDn-
cHrnirN private OfHHffgl
a rsl. ui Uf thu Bu.isn sgaa tuI s's.
Toned il Chinese waters hss ietT nr-
iefed Ia rendezvous 81 Pbrt Ilfrai'IUn
island. THIS island T. in th8 N0ranR
Archipelago recently takru p0,sr,si0u
81 ~ England az part at Hamilton. u
commands the entrance ~ the Jfa
IT japan and largely ,.lf-
ffSnds ths way 10 tho Russian
pDTfs Ou th1 Pic0ie. This order has
beer issued, II II believed, with tho view
10 attack Nlsdiyl stock, II war with
Russia he declared.
suIFFtNu NULiLLERY,
SoVrrl3 bate rr ~ artillery have
been ordered 10 embark at once Mr
India.
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lng heen IN the stats 90 locality . suit
firient length ~ time,
AZ uiiisnOHus
UfLfanOnD, Apfil slSpael ~, ~
the city eleouon yesterday ekciteinen'
ran high,
w. ~ Johnson, reelected marshall
"a. Thad Jones, city attorney.
A, ~, COnnery, assessor end collector
NJ axes.
A. L. smith, city secretary.
0enrgo y, siurgis, treasurer.
Alderman "a I'LL vacancies we're
elected a. iOllONsi
Fret Ward-ll. W, Young,
Second Ward-T. ID, Carney
Third WsTd-P. u. Fox and H. r.
Harrington,
Fourth Wmd-Joo Abbott aud Il. j.
Holland.
AT LANCASTER.
LANCASTER, April s-lSpeolal.l Tho
alaatiOn tor city officers passed OH
quietly, with the following results;
Mayor-L. II, Howell.
Aliermen--J. ~, Gibson, w, L, John
son, r., Beekley, i. W, Baskin.
Marshall-E, II. Trisg'
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Austria.
VERY PEACEFUL OPINIONS ENTER
TANNED.


VERY PEACEFUL OPINIONS ENTER
TANNED.
VIENNA, April 11.--Viepna govern
ment circles entertain very peaceful
opinion about the Anglo Rus
sian di pute. The car has
Informed both the Vienna and the Der
lin cabinets that he does not desire war
The English demand for tho retirement
of Gen. Komarotf's forces from their
present position will, however, mot be re-
coded to, since It's evident the Advance
of the Afghans was the provOcation
leading to the second attack. This view
of the matter entertained by the Rus
SLAMS is also held by Austria and Ger
many. Both of these powers support
the Russian government in this eXpla-
nation Of the recent battle.
ANTICIPATED.
1t is a noteworthy fact shat Katof's
Meskauer Jourra. or the TIN OF April
published landscape sketches OF Penj-
deb and prophesied the present battle.
RUSSIA WASTE EoIIME.
Russia continues her naval and mill
tary preparation with great energy.
Admiral Shestakof has ordered all tor
redo boats to be sent to the Baltic anu
3 ack seas. Torpedoes have just been
sunk at the canal binding st. Peters
burg with the sea. Kronstadt, st. Peters
burg and the palace at Krasnoe Sci are
now connected by telephone, so that the
czar wilt be informed OF every move
ment IN case of an attack by the Eng
.lish fleet. The Russian fleet has been
in p thorough state OF readiness Stree nc;
the % Of April. Gen. Komaroff's
brother, the editor of the Russian jour.
nal, the Svt, announces that Russia in
tends to send 100000 men to Herat
soon as the English advance to Pischon
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IRAll foR HARRISON |
tta srlLL HOLDS omcAoo.
sis.a. yeiiinH Fraud, bu, Fatally
Lsuis soiid ss the Everlasting
Hiils-Gaivsston Hseting
II with Hs.oaiity.
IIiinsis.

ma HARRISON oAHRIEs CHICAGO,
.cAoo, April Son the face Of the
NJ every precinct In the oitv hsy-
W head from, the vote for mayor
Harrison, Democrat, i2,e2Oi
~ Republican, i2,5sdi iarrison's
lity, aSi.
Inc Democrat, for treasurer, is
tSby 1900 majority.
", Republican, for city clerk, by
ToIlty.
liihuru, Republican, for eity at
", ty 1900 majority.
\so figures may vary slightly,
| .oca, = miui.toa OF pnoilc safely
IL that frauds were peTpeIrated IN
I iOur wards, and declares that
.r OF prosecutions will follow.
II publican managers, IL IN ue-
4 this morning, will contest shrIi-
Y lection, and claim 10 have owl
\ d fraud upon watch To Daso u con-
few changes have been made In
Inmates upon yesterdays election
RI. The Democratic papers clalh
B1n. elected by from 800 10 iOo,
NJ Republican papers assert that
tal count Wilt snow that Smith
'f'Ga the city. The committee of
safety declare that thoY.
evidence la their hands OF
10 various polling places, anu a
OF prosecutions will follow
b no arrests had been made up
evening. a. Il declared that In
pr, ca OF OF the fourth ward the
give Harrison 1872 aud Smith 20,
ose who kept the tally ue-
figures should he reversed,
claimed that tho returns lrom
nth precinct vi tho tenth wAgd
that they were tempered w'ih.
nth precinct OF the thirteenth
nlera arc willing 10 swear that
,nlrrs of tnoir ballots were
than the numbers returned MS
been voted. The commit
ired 20 place watch "Ver
ilOts, bat they were reluseu
uco TO the rooms where the bal
locked up. The state that they
eal 10 the courts for an order
Nag that men be placed 70 watch
Is. The published statement
that Wn. X, Gallagher,
NonVicted in the United States
osllot-stnihng aud now out on
all pending motion Tor
Trial, was at the polls
VINO had no night
aud was personatlng
ham. A conference Of the citi'
muittea and the Republican
Was held this afternoon 20
9hether they would contest the
rom various precincts, ana IL
rstood that they would do 80.
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IH.lalEshs', or Exposures

lI q. telleyidtng that a physician ssytSs
fAflehlaf aleullJt 90 : class ~ eases ltfsisi
Lrral thltl' ga phY ficlans Ia regular prartff :
81 over TIE country hnUvluE this frrlgtl ~
fee5mhie pd tf1tt n the eldest lice NJ Amsr,.
"a Nhete eNeff gnoEn appliance 4 resoTtsi
ages and r9uni'l-s arc used, a n hole hOuse n
$50 ,of ohee Purposes, ann an are treated sitH
Shnl IN reslef ful manuert aud, showing
What o. 10, VA experiment. arr niale. On sss
ns1nt OF thr sftHt lUrNrr applying *
cnarEts ere Kent lev, Often tower than IL Ats
Bet sspeedy aud l'fTfect I'M cure, thai i I'D
Important matter, Pamphlet, - page. sSas
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Congr atulations

The following explains itself:
FORT WORTH, April S.--To Maj. John Henry
Brown: .
Accept congratulations. The vindica-
ton given you by your fellow citizens
is re. echoed by your friends every.
where. M y. dARRIs'
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NEW YORK, April s.-The Tammany
committee on organization Tonight
adopted resolution indorsiug
the prompt action taken by the admin,
istration to protect the interests and
rights of American citizens on the 18TH
mus of Panama.
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Captain Isaiah Bynder's had an
attack of paralysis; tried Now York's
best physicians; got no relief until he
Obtained Giles louide Ammonia Lini-
ment, which to his unspoakable joy,
cured him. CAPTAIN Rynders will give
any information desired. Resides $40
West 23d street, New York. Sold by
Druggists. Depot, THURBERS, West
Broadway.
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Horsford's Ascid Phosphate

IN lMPAIRfD NLNNE TUNNIION.
DR.. G. A. FERNALD, Boston, Mass,
says: 81 have used it in cases OF i'm
paired nerve function, with beneficial
results, especially in cases where the
system is affected by the toxic action of
tobacco"
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MissonTi,
AT ST. LOUIS,

ST. LouIs, April s,-Ful, lat unoili-
oiai, returns gives Francis, (paTacraD,
for mayor, 81. $50 yotesi Ewing, tRepub'
iican), 1907; majority for Francis, lS02.
All the remainder of the Democrats
candidates are elected, except Joseph
Brown, ioI president vi mo board oi
public impruVauG ats, Nho 10 hcntcp bN
Henry Fad, (Rrpublican), by 2,23s ma
jority. The Democrats also oierl
six member of tho city council
who arc voted for ON the general Ticket.
The Fiiley faction vote viii average
about 500 The municipal assembly Will
stand as follows:
Council - Democrats, II; Ropubli-
cans, |.
House of dologates-D'mocrats, III
Republicans, IL,
KASsAs CITY
KANSAS CITY, Apr. S.-NCstVrday's
municipal election AZ suited In a majority
for Morse, (Domoc raD, for mayor, OF
over 400. The rem siudor of the ticket In
divided. Tho council stands six sauh,
Republicans and Democrats.
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SPRINGFIELD, April SIN the joint
assembly 25 senators and 81 represents
tives answered at roll call. Only one
vote was cast and the joint assembly
adjourned.
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IKE, iIHd MARRIAGE Guide. ipiS2,

Elegant cloth aud ~; h,ndinV. Scaled Toe "
ecnir In pOsiag0or currency Over uns sor (.
dertnl pen pictures, tTRf "a lise articles on ~
following subjects; Mhe may irfrryf who no.
uhyi Proper age 10 merry, VINO marry ltsI
Manhood, NomAnhoud, Physical decay, Mts
shunli mMryr; noM !lIr t.a nay lhts' my y
marrying should read q, u vargt 70 - read
~ all Hiult persons. then Neut gugcr lock AUG
Key, Popular q. ition. sane - arnvc, hut pspes
cover and s0 pagrs, :, cenis ~ mail, "a uioEs5
~ DUatsa-.
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'onr WORTH, April $40 Maj John Henry

Accept congratulations. Your splen--
did victory encourages every Democrat
of independent thought, who protests
against ring rule. Your services 70
YOUR triumph is welcomed by the entire
state. TuoRP Y. d, ANDREWS.
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enuRrINn NLLIANrEs,

Both Russia and England are busily
engaged in correspondence with other
powers aud are actively counting alii-
auCos. II English negotiations with
Turkey succeed the most important ro-
suit viii no the opening of the DardR-
nelles to the British aect.
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a., Hnssia viii snritfiv ail9ipbt A
roaeb y tuioahl0 understanding.
..gstrfrAEf rffrnAgrE
Count von Munster, iha usrman am
Ls.ssllos d, f., 1dnu, a. Fitfu a. aUiltUi
itv I,r A most A. 'uiii0ant utteranee nn
.tNa'u.rt al tic ia, 'sh minister. The
I uHftutu mluittur STAT ihai 40 "a Cun-
| irrHuTe upln the Aip nan siiua' ~,
l HUII NH-terusN, iYTt s'hnN''H .
o.HCol that England h I,. '.
consent ntInnsnee ~ AIM, ,mslic
"a irUussinn VITA Russia, unless Eublani
Voc guaranteed security against haN wy
the 'rsultsoi Tho controversy imporlll a
hh collisions On tho disputed frontier,
such N had occurred On tho Kushk,
England, lard Granville said, mast re-
luse Ia atc1pt ih0 assurance that Russia
da-irrs p6NH1, unless lha assurance wHs
accompanied by u withdraw al of the
ir"pps lay b line drawn from fepo .
san iaZs.
rHF PIMA DIPLOMATIC PHASE
REACHED,
At The German aud Russian embassies
nero .h0 opiA.On ID expressed that tho 1
dispute botwosn iiia ear and |
GTrat Britain has aoluslly Taacl cd ,
NJ, DEBTORS, tho Russign prime
minister, through Baron Do
Sfssl, has OlierCN Ia abandon
ia eiiusslSn proposal - extend tha line
Of d0Oatable territory so soon an II "a
posraNsod by England, NJ As 20 include
tho .'drspAnissan mODGtains and roGur
tu slu ilna suggested Ia VI. LeSssr's pro-
pusals, THIS offer ON tho part OF tho
Russian pr0mias, while apparently coU-
tainirg 4 concession, is considers 10 be
IO'sl.y .. IGs5 10 modify tho eiieGs OF zen
EomarOf'3 attack and gain time. The
J aHs,ur line, While within saO PIrspa.
NISSAN iiue, would hardly Oe acoeptG Die
To Guglauu's statesmen, although thB
pTopGsal could 30 made 20 appear 10 thu
British public as retreat ON the
phti Of Russia, as d.anviiir'1
demand for this withdrawal OF Russian
troops was telearaphed IN Sir Edward
Tho IntOu Gt 81. Petersburg a!te- the rs-
port ot NJ. DcGicrs' proposal, II IL inter.
red that tho Russian premiCr's overture
has not met with acceptance ard has
made hs Impression upon tho English
government,
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DOCTOR
WHIT TIE R

ei7st uA;r!ss s.. 81 LOUIS. so.
n s.s,ulaF Graduate u tpn n.di...
eohtgr,, ~ teel LONGER engaged IN the tfsai
,rut ~ hronin, Nervous, slim aDl
blood Disesfes tan ans other physieiss X
~ Lnnlt'As ~ phLrTs show and All old real
lfhn kIqw, Generalization Il 1iire Or III msl
~ a4f illliff A nlendlJ t.lk or NE opinios
foih noihinF. When iGis lhcDnveHlsnt u vial
tle ~ \ ior Treatment, t,eiieines e4n ~ s-ni
tlMAWui tSlfrss tltrg where, nsrHHe 49,
faief, CAL 90 Write,
Neryou, Pfosirailon, n,liliij, HsutsI a.
Phisisai neasaes,, nsrsuTiAi AID s,asi
srssiloaasf Ihro.t, ssiu ara BOass, P,A
iss2ariils. asa blood PoisaHiag, Sns Aas,
lio,s, Old sore, sad Ulcers, Impsainsats u
nardsse, Incarnation, Piles. cssrin -
fsHils, 70 essei fron 0',rsorsss hrsts'
suRgiClL Oiits EvcsHs SPECIAL ai,satiaz.
sissAs.s arising from imprudeuce,. Rio.sssl
lH,iugsnts, or Exposures.
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And Inaugurate Their Drama or Cnrn'
age and jloodshcd.
NO ONE EXPECTS PEACE LONG,
Eusia's shrswd diplomacy Gaiiies 8"
Her Antagonist-0Iganti PrepSTs-
lions Observation-Disclosures Car
Chsored-Ihdia's Attitude,
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NOTES
England.

a STEAMSHIP HARVEST FongsHADowED'
NEW York, April ll.-A Philadelphia
correspondent OF the Hera Id says; II
was stated TO the wrltor this afternoon
that the Guion, the Red Star and the
American Steamship companies had
been approached by the British author
itios for terms nc which their vessels
would he leased 10 that government.
Another steamship agent went so far as
to state that the British nations claims
upon the vessels OF his line might BIO
asserted ut any hour.