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the GREAT FLOUR MAKERS.
MlaneaPslis Aaillsrs Likely ts Consolidate
their Iatoresas.

Mime P0l10 AlolerO Likely to Cone s0l1aate
their Iateresas.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 4.-The millers Of Min
neapolis are discussing stupcndous scheme
to consolidate all the mills under one manage
mont. 1t is a matter which has been talked Of
more or less for the past three years. but lately
It has been considered seriously. Active steps
have been taken. which aro expected to result
in consolidation.
Tho scheme possesses many advantages. The
cost Of buying wheat and selling -four would
OF course amount to very litte Such COM
bination would make as much or as little flour
as desired. and It would control such product
as 1t placed upon the market. Its effect on tho
institution as powerful as tho Standard Oil
Company.
There ore. however. many difficulties to
overcome in forming the company. among
which are the arriving ct the proper valuation
OF each piece OF property. value OF brands.
trademarks. &c. II the combir alton was
formed tho company would have a capital Of
$40 O00.0D0 1t would take in all the mills OK
cept the Washburn mills. which. under the will
OF the late Gov. Waehhurn cannot become o
party to such an organization.
At a meeting Of the millers. held several
days ago, a committee was appointed TO con-
slider and report on a feasible plan for making z
the consolidation. The committee has not yet
made report
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IADr CoLIs AND HkR 1ExExDs.
TIE MssssAslA Servants ssin Tsslias what
They KasW..

TIE MsassAsll Servants ssiu Tsslias what
They KssW.
LONDON, Dec. L-On the opening Of the
Campbell divorce case to-day. Nr. Finley. de-
lendant's counsel. said that Lord Colin:Camp-
bell believed that the testimony Of Amy
Wright the nurse. that Lady Colin was suffer-
ing from disease at the time Of her marriage
was false.
Baher. groom In the employ Of Sir Charles
Foster. deposed that in June and July. 1883. he
saw Lsdy. Colin several times entering the
Duke Of AarIborouRh's house.
Margaret Low. housemaid In the service of
the Duke OF Argyll. testified TO the lateness of
Lady Colin's return homo from her visits to the
Duke OF Marlborough.
A number OF other witnesses were then called
to testify to the Duke OF Marlborou CHS visits
Justice Butt begged Of ounseln not to prolopg
the case By the production OF unnecessary cyl
testimony will last a month" said the Justice
watched Lady Colin Oamp6eil in Paris. and
saw her at esver,l hotels; yhs5s she receiMyssd iMsd
hearing was then adjourned.
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Azrzs :. 2 ssa Hsry ssrAr1


a ssss - Rsssvsr . 49, ssa h.st which
nrs. ssswass Dssloaes bse Cssshasa.
Asuit that has for slcSths bcen slumber-
ing on the calendar a ~ United States Cir
cult Court IL that Of BaeS& Branash. an Irish
woman not resident fHs14s eountry. against
william r. Smith. em1A yas for many years
cdAchman for Alexands{ a6tewsrt After Mr..
gtewart's death. Nrs. NSlert decided to him
for sl house in East gh11& &-Hfth street Tho
suit is . dispossess -. brought by the
plaintiff to obtain pe6B9 en Of the house.
which. she says. is rsallt q b By reason Of her
being an hsir.at-law g.. Stewart Tho
plaintiff was then reprsstA1sd by Herbert h.
waIk@s.., @ q. A. collector. and e9iamin =. Butler
Ia Last July Mr. s%its ~ L sn snldavit to the
effect that the plaintiff So kot entitled 70 the
knsss and 5asisS ss s.tsa S.sss tsss
the piaintifi Rivs .secu5! "a the costs. and
! ss, %ss S. ss r.. he bad rn ns
sstsis, in when M NJ, wsiiss Esd Sesn solicitor.
July H. cna ,Ss e ps9
seners! gene I dss @ and ai@es @saisseps Alter:
.olicltors. Mr. stephen Rlsg cki1s his place. y,
A. %EnPs, %s eesn
IN one Of the suits hs haA eeeHn against the
.ns i d $ssr sssss
Nj nj. Pieii p " ai once amended N complain. in
tho action claiming that SasA Brenagh is the
real heir Of the Stewart SdfAoD. Mr.. Stewart
having died interstate, the insS!ument probato
as his Will not having 6eent signed by him:
Smith. tho amended complaint says. received
the house IN dispute for sllnihe the fraudulent
fondsnt demurred on the efouhd that there was
no cause Of action shown In tAe complaint Mr..
Pfeil asked that commieston be appointed to
take testimony in ireland. tat Judge ehipman
denied the motion on Nov. 10. and forbade the
plaintiff to renew tho motion until the demur.
rer should have. been decided. A motion was
made yesterday By Messrs. Stanley. Clarke and
Smith Of counsel for tho .platutiG to bring on
tho argument on the demurrer. and 1t will
probably be heard either ON Friday next or
week later.
Mr.. Horace Russell. solicitor for the defend
ant said that however the suit might turn out.
it would have no effect on th. etewaT estate:
This suit Is against Smith only" he said.
1t viii take more suits than one. and suite
differing from this one. to disturb the estate. I
do not think this suit Is broukht In good faith"
Charles J. Ciinth. the ree!dnary iegatee OF
ship La Bretagno yesterday Tor HAvre.
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LOOKING AE1ER THE uouADr JUnE.
Detectives VIII Help Nest sS Them spend
Sunday In Pcnse.

Deeeetives Will I1elD A100x d Ihem npeA0
SUNDAY In Pcaee.
Tho McQuade jury will spend Sunday at
their homes In peace although detectives arc
looking after most of them. Assistant District
Attorney Niooll said yesterday that Mrs. Nc
Laughlin would not appear - alwitness for tho
prosecution. The Dist let Attorney said:
All that we want is to get = fair fury that
vii! hear tho evidence and decide on 1t. Ny
effort has been to get jury that could not be
Fl I'D or tam persd with. We shall not ask tho
juryto convict on the testimony okFu!!ersff and
Dr. Is alone. The law says that the testimony
o IN aeeompliee uncorroboratsd shall not
tiou Is ample, and Il Ful!grafr and Dliy were 40
compiicss OF McQuade. must not McQnade
ira ransaction Z"
0ne oi John Keepsn's friends. n speaking Of
al a. 80 ssslfs ~ x.ensA Vim not lsibih 1sSn
Montres! 70 testify for the proeee94oAz n 4anH
Of the boodlo oasea. and ] don bsa3sve he Win
testify for tho defeDcs. IT 10 noe ySoR lAeklng
but month since the day when he was In New
York Inst From what I hear he will stay In
Canada to educate his children until this
boodle business blows over. Keenan, hae many
friends who keep him posted. but no one
knows his business but himself"
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THE AxARcH1srs, MourHp1Ecs.
A Islass From the Arbesse- Z4Ssung Justiri
ing the BeMb Throwing.

a 4Sl0SS From the Arbeseer Il ttun4 u Juoel1Ys
Ing the Bemb Throwing.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-In response to criti-
e,sm OF the meeting" Of Socialists ut West
Twelfth street. Turner Hall. Loaf Sunday By
Q morning paper. tho Ar6eiter Zeitsuao. the
organ OF the Anarchists. prints the following:
Right hero It may be plainly said that We
consider the bomb throwing justified. It was
. necessary act. The police committed high
treason In attempting to break up in violent
% HnoWn that % the %poiice ii'i MARCHED to the Hay p
market for the purpose OF exterminating
Had rot tho bomb boen thrown to-day In
place Of eight police hundreds Of useful cti-
zens, women and children. would bs lying dead.
What will become ei the rights Of The citizens
unprotected 10 be tyrannizcd and abused BY a
horde Of hirelinRs What will become OF the
right OF assembly. OF free speech. and personal
eecurity2 Ihany one is responsible for the
death Of the eight policemen 1t is Bonfeld.
Schaack. and the swarm OF rich oppressors be-
bind them. The bomb thrower bears no re-:
AnorohiSt9."
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec 4.-The Executive Sub
Commission of the Constitutional Centennial Comma.
organized to-day with ths election OF Amos Little
Of Philadelphia Chairman. Alfred Z 0oshorn Of Ohio
and Clinton r. Paine OF MsrylaAd Vice CHI airmen.
Hampton 2. Carson Of PHILADELPHIA Secretary. and
Geors. 9: Thomas Of Phil.ds,phis treasurer IN: ON
Will be Q quorum for business sub.coumttsss. con.
ststing OF three each, will also be appointed
the calls for them TO expedite details OF the
csebrnIioIL
Chairman; n. q. OrdWay OF Dakots. VIM. wirth Henry
Of vrRinis Col James 4 Hoyt Of South c.rolins 0en:
1.ras;, kmo. Litt. oi penn,yI,snin ns a Ih9mss
D. Rich ardson OF Tennessee. and AsrceuS Green Of
Iisssppi designated 70 call on President clevs
Rress subject Of the csstennis celebration IN
case he fails % mako mention Of It In his annual
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Well, Auppoa~ IIe DId.

Michael j. Hess is 22-year.old truckmAn.
who works In the swamp. and lives at ~ Oak street
Yesterday morning he go. wet somehow IN the East
River He says was by Jumping OF the bridge After
the wetting he went to his mothers at 233 william
street and told her that His mother didn't believe
him. He went to an afternoon newspaper oAice and
told thsm about It, They believed hm lie said that he
on the sonth side Of the bridge according 70 his moth
Jumped from the north side. In the evening he to
citing Of his Assembly Of tho knights Of Labor and
told them about II.
The bridge police the Oak street police. the dock 20.
lioe and the bOatnxn along the river that melody
Jumped YestAIlay.
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TA. n..eA Creek R.,,-sas su,..

HARRISBURG. Pa. Dec. 4.-The Northern Gen.
tral Railway this afternoon n!od in the Clerks ONCE Of
the Dauphn County Court M to the allegations
OF that company with the Beech Greek. cleuroed and
EOuthW estern Railroad Company.
The defendant denies and requires proof Of tha aeea
ton that the Beech Creek road T. line bat
cent OF the capital stock the Beech roek Company
Of Q mce citing held In Baltimore on Feb. 20 last.
totha the beech Creek and dsnie. that would
Psnnsylvania ksilrosd or any other company
any constitutional legal objections conSol
dson such that proposed The Respondent pray for
the dismissal Of the I'LL
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ARsExIo IN Hls STOMACH.
Nis White Wife aad Izcr Colored Paramour
Arrested Huspicisp.

Uls White Wife aad lzcr Colored Paramour
Arrested Suspicisp.
BOSTON. Dec. IA warrant was issued to-
day for the arrest OF James Smith colored
hostler employed by the Cambridge Railroad
who is wanted on the charge OF causing the
death OF Edward Towne. also oolored. In whose
house Smith boarded; Towne was married to
company. and travelled between Boston and
New York. About three weeks before Thanks
ward taken Violently III. but returned to New
York. On his next Wait. Just befcre Thanks-
giving. he WAS again takOn liz. and died on the
following day An autopsy has Just been COM
pletei showing nnpistakaele traces OF arsenic.
Townes. with whom It is believed Smith had
been Intimate. and who Is thought to no i'm pill
Gated In the poisoning. She opposed all sug-
Gestions OF an autopsy. but succeeded only In
directing suspicion toward herself.
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4 FEHOCIOUs MUEDERER.

He DrInks ahe Biood of bis Victim aad Com.
p-is his soa Co View she hoay.
PANAMA, Nov. 25.-The Nacion. alluding to
the number OF unpublished crimes committed
on Chatham Island. one OF the Galapagos. says: I:
I'VE have already mentioned the murder COM
mitted by Teesforo Moreira. whose ferocious
instincts we're only gatisfisd by drinking ,he
ho9d Of his yio He bis victim
Of whom was a policeman. He afterward re-
turned to the spot with one OF his sons, whom
body OF the victim. He subsequently took his
departure without any one attempting to ar
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A Caye.is - . Gallery.

WIIKEspARRs. Doc "A cave-in took place
a. the Fairmount coery at Cork Lane near Pt'ston.
today which caused crest excitement for the time.
Three houses owned and occupied by John Kerrigan.
Mrs H. walsh and Patrick Barlow went down with the
crash and were completely temolishod. the inmates
barely escspuR with their iives Tho csven covers an
ares Of one and 9nehAM scrrs ias surface hnnT SET
trtbnted % The robbiny Of pillar. in the mine under;
BY Dr. = y Ric& The loss will amount TO several
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CHzoaovonM.D BY BDRsL.,ns.
Mr.. HuIes Cane To In TIas e hsvo . F1sS,
with the Robbers.

with the Robbers.
NEENAH, Wis.,, Dec. 4.-This morning at
o'clock two burglars entered tho house Of E.
M. Hulce. who lives just outside OF the city.
They ohloroformed him and proceeded to ran.
sack the house. but Mr.. Hulce awoke and had
battle with them. In the struggle he pulled
the mask off one OF his assailnnts, and identi.
fed him as tramp who had hung around the
houee for q week past
Mr.. Hulce was alone In the houac. The burg
lars got about $50 in money. nfterwnrd set fire
70 the house and It was burned to the ground.
he crawled oUt and lay down in the snow.
dazed from the effects Of the choroiorm. His
about half an hour when he was picked up
and carried to a neighbor's house The house
and contents were worth $l0.U00. The burg
lars have a good start. and probably will not 10
cantured.
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CeI1ector Nogoo0 u UJPIO0o110.
Mrs. Twitchell OF Brooklyn called on Collector
Nssons yesterday TO ask him IL hs was In favor Of
woman suffrage.
~ believe. msdHms. he said. that an intelligent
woman has better Qualihc atiops for voter than man
who 10 not Intelligent"
"Thst Is what think" replisd Mrs TwitctelL I'VE
have nifty eight lawyers our side ard they all the
Victory"
"Good-day." said the Collector. In hollow tones
"0o0ddAy sr; much obliged I'm sure" said the lady.
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SCANDAL IN PERU.

Great ExcI(ement ChUsrd By OccurrcnCe0 Ia
M0nmatery.
PANAMA, Nov. 25.-A pamphlet has been
published in Peru which has created groat ex-
element 1t refers to occurrences within the
walls OF the Merced Monastery. before which
the Pail Nal Gazette disclosures. the Lima pa-
pers say. fade into insieniGcance. The state-
ments published by tho Lima press having
BY answering: 'The signatures OF authorities
respond for US: the s!eIemcnts OF surgeons
corroborRte the facts. and. above all. the n ames
of several Deputies to the Chambers are np-
pended TO charges which have not been an-
aWAradc -
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Two Kasoiveas Estates.

LANCASTER Pa. Dec. 4.-The report Of the
Auditor In the estate Of Amos Henderson. the banker
whose estate found TO DO usovent DEATH
nled to-day The claims amount TO s342 ST. and the
creditors III receive IS cents on the dollar.
herzox the foIge. nlsd today shows cisims asnis.t
ho-s win receive nvs mills on the dollar
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Bridge Junper Kurts Taken to tse T"abs.
William Kurtz. who jumped from the Brook.
iyn bridge was taken before Justice White at the
Tomba yesterday afternoon charged by Bridge Police
man James O'Neil with attempted suicide krrtz, VINO
looked pale and weak ssd Is did not mean 10 XIII n.
self man had ini $500 to aemIt the prTi,ous
feat Justice White r..nandsi min for nation
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A. Coua .e..- q. rr,., rsr Ma;ra.r.

PANAMA Nov. 25.-TbomAs Foys. conductor
on tho Panama Railroad. who recently shot young
man his trsn he alleges. In selfdefence. and who
has since been imprisoned will be tried In Colon TO-
morrow Tho case Is sxeiiugn greet deal OF interest.
trial that las taken place murder adoption
Of The constitution, which DEGREES tile lsnkIiy OF
des IN vi
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stole . sui,e or Furniturs.

Thomas Fink Of 2.053 Second avenue was
held in the Harlem Court yesterday on u charge OF
breaking into .orshonse Of former employer named
H. ~ Levy OF 13ib Third and nliIg suite OF
furniture. He said lac hsd been dspossessed md his
family were starving and he WAS thus led To steal John
Moore who was arrested for buying the furniture
dischAfged, -
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CHICAGO. Dec. fat meeting held In this
sity this afternoon TO foot . movement couD
tsrset the influence Of Socialists aud their tsAch;ng
ths name. Pstriot,' League wss adopted. Gen John
adopted say that the League will "oppose anarchy.
socialism, comm pnism, Eormonsn aud desIotism OF
All kindp and kindred social a!d political sss
that tend destroy the peace OF society The authority
q goyeEpm-nt and the rights OF property"
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TA. C,sar..h ere Qu.rre, Kev.v,as.

TAG C1gar0ak ers' QHarroI Aev1VtaR.
NJ. DampfY. Secretary OF the International
Cixarmakers' Union. said yesterday:
"In the Central Labor Union this afternoon will
call the attention OF the delegates to the fact that The
manufacture OF cigars In tenement houses Is increas
in0 aud see II they do something put TO
u The cncOuragenent OF the tensment honse u.au:
Labor Cigarmakcrs who emb bers OF the Frogrss.
svs Labor Club work for ~ 50 aud s. less thousand
than mep.
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ssppress,ss a. Africa. Rsvs,t.

LONDON. Deo 4.-Advices from Durham say
that revolt Of the natives against Portuguese
thority the Africa above the Trsssvsa
which began aSou. Nov o ana which was aSout eulmi
mating In concentrated attack the seaport town
Of InhAmbsne has been ended The Portugas.s Of In
ceedet In dsfeang and dspersng the insurgents and
in suppresstny the rebellion. The Tansyaal Govern
Of Bosr TIC 5ps but the Portu declined them.
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Dice From Eating Csa dy.

ROCHESTER. Dec. 4.-The family Of Mrs n. NJ.
Roberts all taken III night before last after eating
some molasses candy. Cora Hodgdon. aged 40 years
who stopping with Mrs Roberts, died last night
from the SGectA She belonged In EppinK, N. II. The
others have recovered Its thought the mo!sssss used
WaS impure.
The sun., 1886-12-05

CRY OF MEXICO. Doc L-Judge Manning.
the United ststss Minister and his wife bath suffer
ing from heavy colds the lunsa Ars Manning 10
showing feversh sympron,s hut no danger ia spprs-
hended Dr. Parsons, Amerlean, who ID ysciAn to
the Minister said day that Jrdxs Manning had symp
toms OF but that he now thought there
U danger.
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Fetal Disp ute Over Cards.

HARTFORD. Dec. 4.-Hezekiah Case. aged 40
years. BooAed farmer. lad dispute over game OF
cards last evening with Thomas and John Monroe. lab
orers, employed by him John Monroe says that Case
ing hun Instantly Case has disappeared. The mur-
deTed man ~ yesrs OF age.
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PETERSBURG. Va. Dec. "A heavy snow
storm has prevailed here without inserm'ssou since
early this moruins and tonight is sti showing The
Lynehburs and south e Tar a. Wilmington Nc.
RALEIGn, N Dec. 4-Snow began TO fall here At eN
houI-noon.
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K...,.s C..,s-. o.s .s Uss,,

Keepsss CSsIssa Oct sS CAsll
PANAMA. Nov. 25.-Ths Government IL active
In preparing plans 10 prevent possible the introouc.
ton Q: eholsrs into Chili from the Argenns Republic
arriving from porte where cholera exists viii be placed
N strict quarantine
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PANAMA.. Nov. 25.-Adviees from Oaxsoa.
Mexico. ssy that the sspuehrs q zspotses king has
been discovered there In several obsdian
imssss veil :c1,!tursd and an IDOL Of gold which
found skull snd come other bones OF such duensions
g 70 prove the old ruler must have bsen man OF
gigantic proporttons-
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q aid In Ecuador.

PANAMA. Nov. 25.-A correspondent. writing
from rGsnge that pIodGc gold silver
lod % have discovered in that vicinity and that
UusJ Gluii company 10 about 10 work Of them.
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silver Ere. ths Cs.sssek.

VIRGINIA. New Dec. A.-Fiitesn bars OF bull
Hon. smou nting 10 964 QUO shipped from the Con
solids,sd Ceforns and virsiais mnssts nsyht This
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!ooms 26S e4h the corner OF l7h o.. over l16
snc sniiaus oaS ranging in pricss from jis 10 Sisa
Fancy Psr!or fables. standing AID Hangng cAhinets.
BaSels PsdestA!S Sc In abundance Prices marked In
plain nsares Delivered any ;.ine purchasers dsdfs-
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Fou.a Dead In ler Little Home.

Mrs Margaret Leonard. an old lady living
alone In small house in TuekAh weschsseI county.
was found dead IN her home yesterday She had not
hssn seen for two days ana some o her broke
loved shs died Of heart aissasa She IS yeArs oa
The sun., 1886-12-05

TIE DsaAlssss Easoy Yss
E .. p q .szs:' o'.' 's''' Cure mover
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There is such other comu-nsuia Of r<V4 nirres
e stsonlsmpoyary hlstoyy fax wkxAsy sva 81 ysAs
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1eHbeFTs IFNsshS 70 ebs TrssasseI
RoNs. Dso liking Humbert has sent to
PRESIDENT csyslsnd copy Of the edition Of Dante
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Tse Frlss sf lhe AspIsWan FroDsrty.
The price paid by William Rockstsller ior the
en0 acTeS with bpildngs, comprising the Aspinwsll
property, on the Hudson. north of raTrytowp. was
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Ne Chssssoas Table
sheuid be without botss sf Apsesturs Btttsrs the
world rsnovaed spPstisss Of es1qais'ts Asvor Beware
& tooaAlsgfsttA-l12
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AmeTicna h"sisuto.
Nos swinv. $40 Broadwp(. .~arded the only gold
medal d 1898 for his ceirtisted walking shoes-Adc
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ssaders that compsrativsly decent story By
Ernest Rsnan II unit for publication. In the
sams number II spreads out ten columns Of
Divorce Court Nth. Vsaity Fair says that the
daily pspers should b prosecuted - obsesne
publications.
The intersstin this cause ojlebre extends to sv-
~ grade Of society. Said sprominentlsw to
ne: III this case had bssn heard In casnfva. our
natrons would have mutinisd. They have been
saving Up for IT," The crowd which blocks
he entrance to the court echoes the laugh
osr from the galleries. which encourages the
witty salilss of the learned counsel. Lady
Colin Campbell. on leaving court yesterday.
ma besiegcd by such mob that she was un-
sble to reach her carriage. and Was obliged to
nike refuge In Fleet street restaurant until
sdczen policemen srrived and made path.
The Campbell casa. moreover. prom!ses not
b b the last OF Its kind. A successor has al
ready come from Wiltshire. with eleven CO.
Bospondents to add zost. Amid all it ia refresh-
ing to sec the bullying OF the young maid who
proved her Innocence Of foul and 2roundisss
charges. while the guilty are treated with q def
sSenes worthy OF Pooh Bah.
! Your correspondent started out yesterday to
show party Of American lai!os what an Eng
ush law court was Ike. Carefully steering
them away from Justice Butts division. he
vent into the Maritime Court. where be hoped
70 nud the Interesting big wigs In the pure air
Of maritime discussion. A drssTy young man
Judge perched aoit: And this. believe. 70
We last Of the many d!s2raceful scenes OF sdul-
sery which II las been my painful duty to
ounsss,s" Sir James Hannep was trying
Smyrna times., 1886-06-30
To The Front,

Every man is needed at the front to
meet Gambrinus and his hosts of evil.
The liquor business is o horrid, deep
smelling, unspeakable stencil in the
nostrills of all honest, fair-minded citi-
zens. Such a business is the vampire
of our body polite; it sucks the blood
of our people and fattens on its ill-got.
ten gains. II is pirate on the high
seas. It's crew Is bent on mischief. 1t
seeks to board the old Ship of State,
and with ruthless hands to scuttle her
in mid-Ocean, and to sink her forever
in the briny deep of corrupt politics.
It's hands are red with human gore. It
Is the scarlet monster of the century
the pestilentlal curse Of all ages-the
qqihtescence of distilled damnation,
Its parentage Is Of the devil-yea, it is
incarnate diabOlism. What we need Is
a prohibitory law, with n party that
has the backbone and moral purpose
to enforce it. The liquor business
should be uprooted, not taxed. No
other course will stem the incoming
current Of hell fire that threatens to
consume our land in one vast human
holocaust. What is tax of two hun
dred dollars when weighed in the bal
ance with the worth of an Immortal
sOul2-1he Light, y