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New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
REQUIRING A MAN TO READ THE CONSTITUTION
An Enolishmnn well -dresseh and able 10 answer

correctly ordinary questions pOPounic TO pcTns seek
g o he nainralr presented himself before Justice OGOr-
man In Superior Court Chambers yesterday, panied by
witness corTuhoracd his statements iu rgat "a ie
u had been tins country ani other DO
tails and testified OF good moral caa'"r Tho
JuYr whether h- had read the Constitution ~ tho
Uned which he about 10 swear that d" woui snp
port lie replied that he hal not
- will moi pass anv read the Consttu-
lion said ustce OGurmsn and tho applicant sent away
without his papers with ntmatiOn uts
after hc had Constitution and had taken the OATH
they would be given 10 hlIu.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

1000 sovcresgns. for twoyear-olds By r Doe
terilps bay colt Salisbury. J. q Hlrs chestnut con
Gsllinus was second and II. Chaplin's bay nlly f.
Mary third. There were twelve starters. Salisbury
won by neck There we're three lengths between s~S
ond and thiri. Tho betting was @ 10 against Sale
bury. TO against Gsilinue. and 20 to against So
Mary.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.

LONDON, July 2O.--The shooting at Wimble-
don inued to-day. Tns weather was favortb'>
In the match f, the Queens rize Corporal Richardson.
of Cambrdzrshre. Sergeant rett OF Lancashire. and
Private Jackson Of Lincolnshire. tied. with 30 points
each The tie was shot OF anu resulted IN Jackson
winning
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 20.-The second match be-
tween English and Australian cricket teams was begun
to-day. Ia the nrst inning England scorci 3J3 aud
Australia l2I. Australia Was Obliged to fslov on and
had scored second inning whom play stopped
foe with wicket down. Tho game Will he r~
sumed tomorrow England viii probably "n Dy one
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
SEVERE REBUKE TO NAVAL OFFICER.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Commander Henry
L. Johnson United states Navy, recently tried by
court martial at Boston. charges OF scsndaous con
duct tending destruction Of good morals and oil
disebedience OF oriers. He was found guilty
on both charges and was sentenced 10
be suspended from rank and duty Tor
the period years furloueh to retain MS
nros.nt number on the list OF commanders and TO 30
publicly reprmanded by tho secretary OF the Navy Inc
nroceedinrs findings and sentence OF the court were
snproyrd by Secretary whitney to-day. In a general
order issued In regard secretary Whitney ad
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
rEEMEG,s nAcKER pENorycE. rmE oARsMAx


WALrHAM. Mass, July 2O.-BIcyclist \. A.
McCUrdy fa,d ia his attempt To beat the best Amrr-
can twenty -four.hodr record ~ 2sl 80 miles lie
completed twenty-five full rounds of his l22 nile
Quiz making 27J miles, IN the twenty minutes et
him covered perhaps nve miles Hts ief~sf 10 NJ
ributei g. troohosome wind with suibci-nt power 70
ell a ~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHINGTOS, July 20.-Assistant- Engineer
q. Il Salisbury has boon ordered 10 temporary duty
connection with the inventory OF naval stores at New
York.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
OPPOSING THE MORRISON RESOLU ION.
MIR. SHERMAN READY TO PROPOSE COMPEOMi 81
AMENDMENT.

MR. SHERMAN READY TO PROPOSE COMPROMISE
AMENDMENT.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Acting Secretary
Fairchd Treasurer Jordan beiOre the Senate
Committee ON Finance this morning oppose the
adoption OF the MORRISON surplus resolution Mr.. Far
child resolution effort the part OF the
legislative branch OF the Government to Impose
upon the Executive branch heretofore
thought and IN TINS Wow Representatives. Of
Administration hardly at liberty discuss the
OF proposition. He spoke assnnl ption
that the Adm mnstration fully committed to and in
sympathy with the policy OF applying the surpius to the
redemption OF interestbcarug debt and retiring such
debt as RAPIDLY as prudent administration
and sound policy permitted. This being assumed
tho Treasury Department could see a single
favor OF the resolution while 1t could seq
barrAssmrnts VIII ch are key arise from snch arb-
trary legislation was in ais opinion. possible for
the fu To tell IL what and at what inter
walls bonds should be called and redeemed during the
next year.
Mr.. Farchild pOnded TO a number of ouesops hv
members OF the committee TO the effects OF the
uon MS statements Indicating tue beef of
that The department would be greatly embarrassed aud
its obligations viola ed
TfoA' urer Jordan submitted a series OF tabnIatsd
statements written replies to ouestioDs nr.vinusv
propounded by members OF the committee mainly OF
| statistical ana technical nature. Tie comultt-. al.
JOurucd without action IL uuderstooG mar
Allison las not luiy made mp his mind To support mo
resolution. ami that Its fate COMMITTEES mn
| his determination. On motion Of Mr. sherman II was
derlhed hot 10 give the press the statements OF
| Fairenlid aud Jords an.
No amendments were formally proposed, but ur sh-r
down 10 $lOO.OOO,eOD II the committee yould -,
To aDendment splitting the difference bet wsru Inc
| lntioH which he thought would brinz II To- an,
Sl3O,00O,OO0 he wond vote for the re.oniion n The
unamcBdod resolution does not md the snunr, a.,
a majority tomorrow. Mr.. Sherman viii pronose an
| amendment as above indicated.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
POSTAL CARD FOR ABRAM 8. HEWITT.

WASHINGTON, July 30 tSpeciaN =" What do
you think Of that as specimen OF criiicsni
many others ike It," sad Abram g Hewitt to-day.
he handed TO TRIBUNE correspondent postal card
which reads as follows:
La SsING Mich. July 49, 1856.
MY DEAR SIR: Ii woutd Ds Iulnltey bstter for the
real producers this country II all such
YOU IN Congress dead. You TO lie abe only
to legislate Tor ths bankers and mOnopOlists wide
record July y. The busress industries in
such straits and you wonld ali withhold
the needed monoy) In tho interest OF the Christ
killers Ths money IN tho Treasury belongs TO the cir
culaiion OF the country-ils life blood. | say D-h
such a j. MEAD
The card addressed 10 a. g. Hewitt. Esq, 729
l7Lh ST.. Washingto ID. G."
Mr.. Hewitt protests that such criticisms not re-
sponsibe for insomnia from which he Is so great
sufferer.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
FOURTH-CLASs POsTMAsTLRs.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-'The Postmaster
General to-day appointed the following fourth-cla,,
pOstmasters:
IsnnsHiuanfa-At Prnan, W. A. Geise
Gassochusetis-At HOusaOnc, A. r.. Ferguson
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
WINNERS AT WARRINGTON p.px

WAsHISGrOS PARK, CHICAGO, July 2O.-Tn
the first to-day -three-quarters OF m.-,hs e.
tries wore: Nellie O OO2). Comsdie uo). Misc Glove,
land u02l Ira f. Bride uo5 withrow u0sr
Betung-Nellie G. SIS. withrow $40. Fuller siooI
Nellie C. easily bg ons length. Ira G. BRIDE seconA
Miss Cleveland third Tune. 1875 nutuss paid s22 10.
Second racs-la miles; John sullivan C37), Lxrs
Dwyer C95). TaIxstherer on Bstting-Lizze Dsyss
Sl00 Taxgathsrer sG0 John Sullivan s25. Tsrzathers
by ten engha Lizzie Dwyer second, twenty Lengths
In front OF John Sullivan third. Time. 256 Mutusls
paid sl3 60.
Third race-rhe Drexsl Stake milo Ell Corrigsa
n23l. c. q. ulD. Porter Ashe nisl Blus.ns a III.
Solid silver as Betung-Ed Corrgan SIS. soid
silver SEQ field s75. sod Silver won by slr lengths
Blueline second Porter Ashs poor third. Tms I:5S.
Fourth rsces. nils h.as: Cleaner uI2l. Aeo a lo,.
Punks lO5). fir.t heat-Bettng; Cleaner si25,
l-nsths Time. l:2a autnas paid - 20. second b,si
Betting: Gleauer barrel. Alice -i0l. Plnsa 500
Gleaner again won. All-e second. Punka third. Tuna
Ff,h rAce-Iinrdss. Two mr.s. VIII navis n5D,
ChaDticlssr u37l. WELLINGTON n52i. Georg. MrCul-
louvh $3.50 B~,tinR-Wsllinston 500 cnanticlees
won by thrr. len sth. George McCuiongh second. VIII
Davis bad third. Tine i'it Mn'ua' paid stS 90
TEEMEgs BACKER DESOUycEs TIE OARsM,N
PITTsBURG, Penn. July 20 (Spcciai.-The
principal topic sporting circles present d. the
alleged treachcry OF John T'emer William German.
recners baekerdenouncsd tie latter ~ an unprncipst
scoundseL German claims that Teemer arrangei wIths
Mckeesport TO throw the Baltimore race aud thss
the latter furnished Annapolis Nd. man money 70
place Ross German dis covered this Immediately
stopped all pool selling. German say- the report that
Teenrr was In Dad conditinn l. false Through bic
timely discovery German id not iO.r much Bslti-
but had spent 5000 snce he took charge u
Tsem~r has bad no reiuru- hsmin ne oar nan.
informed German tnst Teemer cont nrtf SBhi aufb b.fs
minutr. In conclusion ~ sud: "I-emsr O.. th- m'ss
crooked oar>man in the Upil~d state, H. Will bctray
his best fFieni ani advise gsople - waieh HIN
MCURDY FAILS TO LOWER THE RECORD.
WALTHAM. Mass, July 2O.-Bicyclist \. A.
McCUrdy fa,d ia his attempt IL beat the best Am~ri
can twenty -four.hour record OF 2sl 90 miles lie
completed twenty-five full rounds of hs l22 nile cir
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
THE TREASURY COLLECTS AN OLD DEBT.
A LEES POLITICAL DISABILITIES REMOVED-HE
WANTS 10 RE A CONGRKsSMAN.


WANTS 10 RE A CoNGRwssMAN.
WASHINGTON. July 20 CSpeciah.-General
w. Ii. F. Lee OF Robert E. Lee. is candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Ntlth
Virginia d strict Rooney. rs ms friends familiagiy
call him. WAS formerly neutentnt in the 9th United
States Infantry. and hts resignation from the army
took effect on May 81, 1889. He served IN the rebel
army during the war WAcn the ambition to become n
Congressman began to stir within his breast he be-
thou himself for the first time since the war; OF the
fact his political disabilities had not been removed
lie acted promptly and on April l6 1856, his petition
Congress for relief was presented by Senator Boiler
of South Carolina and 1t referred to the Judiciary
Committee OF which Mr.. Etmunds is chairman. TO
petition attached certificate dated April 10.
1856 from second Auditor OF ths Treasury. stating
th 1t the late Lieutenant Lee not indebted TO tho
United states Chairman Ednunds is pruaent lcgls-
ltor and he remembered mat officers OF tho army have
dealings with the Third Auditor as we'll as the second
Auditor lie therefore sent to the War Department TO
ascertain whether tho late Lieutenant Lee
owed the Government anything. ON May
he received from secretary Endicott letter
inclosng a statement dated April %,
from he Third Auditor OF the Treasury. showing that
Lieutenant Lee owed the Government Sl77 IL at the
tine OF his retirement from the army in May 1859 and
that had not been pahi This statement was
General Lee by Senator Butler with this recon-
mendation:
Ny DEAR LEE-This is copy of the letter sent from
| your ndebtedness There must he - ako
il, but you had better come over and about II.
Very truly yours, NJ. G. BUTLER
On another fold OF the paper is this memorandum
"Teamsters, S59 lG barley. Sis total Sl77 l6
There was stake about IT." however. and Gem
eral Lee cid come and about It," On June IL
the Third Auditor sent to AUutant-General Drum the
foowing;
In rerly to your telegram OF the 11h inst. relative
10 the OF ". H. Lee. late Lieutenant 9Th
Infantry United States Army, havs the honor 10 in
you that the Second Controller has this day con
nrIned OF said officers accounts and that the
same are balanced.
After Senator EdDunds received this Information the
hill 10 rsevs @ neral Lees POLITICAL disabilities
rspnrted fayorably IL has passeI bo;h branches Of
Congress and sent TO the President to-day Or his
approval
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

Will CONGRESS ADJOURN ON july 25T
WAsHINGToN July 2O-The Committee on
Ways and Means to-day agreed TO Mr. Morrson's reso-
luton providing for adjournment Of Congress sine
dla ON InlY 2S.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
Au urRRCCAaRp

BOSTON July 30Ah He tho Chinaman arrested ut Port
the murder of Kwong has proved his innocence and
has been released.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21

THE LEICESTER JULY MEETING.
LONDON July 2O-The Leicester July meet
ing opened to-day Tho race for the zetlsnd stakss es
New-York tribune., 1886-07-21
FIFTH RAcE-SRLLISG. PURSE $500. ONB MILE.
W Iakelnnds Oh Ernest. by EnquirerJ aconet. YRS.


W: Iakeand's CHI & Ernest. by aconet yrs,
Bonm & co.'s b C. Adrian g. 90 .......... (McI aty)
Pettngills b. T. Miss DAILY, 81 ........airIty)
r. " wsiens bT Letrtia, s. FOO ,...iF Lttcfei3
q. b. Morrss ch Whzgig 81 -.(Godfrey)
NJ Kallmeyers br m Change g. (Gnmthl
C. Ltleields ch. Marmaduke. 5. % (B. LttleB~idl
Ganey & co.'s CHI witch, 3. "a tpsDny)
Time LAO
70 25 10 against the others.
Miss DAILY, Change and witch first OF and
Letritia last Change led for over halt mile
Adran and McFowng struggling wildly In the home
stretch. when Hamilton with whip aud spnr and with riding
desperate ~ Mclaughns own got Ernest au Ernest
Daiy neck Nc I,owns Ernest was entered
10 be sold at sl,2JO Ho bid up 72J. Al which he
WAS bought IN.
SIXTH RAcE-HANDicAr sTERrLEcHAsR PURSE $500 SHORT
COURSE
T. Dayahers B. g. Tom Brown by Glenelg Fanny
j. II. McCormck's b. e. Referee O. I5s......... 0ope)
Montgomery stables CHI a. Charley Epps. aged lJi 1'a
laianl.
W C. Dalysb O. While d. l. is0 ~ ~..... (w Nancy
Richmond st'bosb. Willie W.. 8. 1870 -. 80. WaIdcr
George r. Donohne's ch Delaware L. l25 .IC9nover
W. c. Daly's x Col Morris o. l30 -.Me1Auh v
Tmes-3l5. ,,
Betling-cha,ley nPP,2 70 Tom b5oSh 20 S5 10 iWhe
u. % TO /, Delaware 30 To !. ,,
Buekra r Al the fourth jump and when the spectators e
badly hnr Delaware Tell the same place put as TO
mounted and went the Wuhc '" ~. lo' hs sno
Journey closely pressed by Tom Brown 'ol Mots ,Vi
The wall before the water Jockey able To walk on
Tom Brown long lead half mile irOIn le emu anu
finally lengths Referee second Ok lengths peioe
| Charley Epps the others beaten on
THE LEICESTER JULY MEETING.
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FOURTH F-uANDcAr. s25 EACH $3.50 ApoEn. Il.


Brtung y
/ Gen. Nay 10 I. War Eagle 10 Bonlnza : TO |.
Anarchy 10 Greenfield ~ to l. Sapphire 10 Ia Pontico
20 to |, Amalgam 2O 10 l.
The good with Amagam GOnalon and Electric
Amalgun led the first when Anarrny
and led for half mo with Gonfaon and Dry Mono
pole attendance At the opening Oi the last half mile
Electric began his and the light weighted sapphire joined
him All the others except Bonanza beaten irlong
from the finish aud Of them pnled sapphros
weight enabled her and win with
lengths. and bonanza whom Electric cOnceiing
twenty pounds the schedule beat him In the last
strides by a POntco fourth and rsniell ifth
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ooash - shs Originator q she Ausssavy
Pshllshisg nuslas>s o. sss uslssd states
CHicA0o. March 36.--Nsws has been
received Of The death. q 1homasville.
Ca. 81 M. A. N. Kellogg. president q
The A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Company.
The deceased had been IN invalid for many
years. and q late was unable % devote
his personal attention 70 the larxc bu>l'
ness enterprise which u mainly the out
growth II hIs foresight, energy and ~
cellent business talent. Jle Was The
pioneer In the auxiliary Publishing busl-
ness. which has grown into such magni-
tude and Importance within . little
over twenty years. time. He was
sterling integrity and uprightness
Of character, and was greatly endeared
20 al IN any way associated with HIN
because Of his kind aud sympathetic m
ture and transformations generosity.
He leaves . widow and two daughters,
who have their home In New York. 20
which city the remains were taken for
burial.
Mr.. kellogg Was horn a Reading. Pa,
March 20, 1850, and graduated with dis
tinction at Columbia College, New YORK.
In 1859. lie was the son Of Frederick
kellogg aud the youngest Of six children.
He married Annie X. Barnes q BarA5oo,
wis.,, August 81. 1853. In 1851. while
Publishing the Baraboo (Wis) Repsbijc,
Z weekly newspaper, ne became short Of
help, and conceived the idea Of the
patent inside. and had copies printed By
the Madison (wis.) Daily Journal Com
pany. he continued 70 print q ''patent-
Inside" paper until 1865, when he came 70
Chicago and began printing "patent-in-
sides" for country papers. He built up
the Kellogg Newspaper Company, which
now has Offices IN Chicago, ST. Louis,
Cleveland. Kansas City, Memphis, New
York and Cincinnati.
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STRIKE NOTES.



. vo,,.. u.r.n % ~. - ,.ss
oeen received that the riesssnt hh' C
commoda''on mat 'et here ~ seven 'his
morning Was capt"~d ~ s'nk9rs
'Say's summit six miles oeyonu RACINE
ana me ens'"e killed on tne mai" track
ireisnt tram went out TINS morning.
guarded by seventy-nse Policemen scat
tered along on top III the train, on the en-
,dne and IN m. raboose. II wns followed
.h.,~,,, 60, 49, =, .,~;,,. ..a ,...,.r ~
's, -. - ,,~~,r-s-
On winch were t"Fh's-"se /" runo"s
men, armed with shot-guns and winches.
ter rifles Serious trouble - anticipated
at Pacific.
Al Ewing avenue crossing this morning
there were about sixty policemen Sta
toned there 20 protect the shops. u q
said fears are entertained that an attack
on the shops will be made.
Affairs In East 81 Louis are not mate
Iny from that point are seriously discom-
NODDED, and what lev ire'ghts are gong
ou. are se'n! ss,s ~. -" JIM III,
s.n,.' u, rfsrsnce from ,he ssrikers I Id
Are deportinr themselves in . most peace
able and good-humored manner
Resamtsg freight Irs"e.
Dxxrsox, Tex. March 27.-Up TO this
horv = ~ the hest Of order has pre-
.-s,.a 90 ~. f..rs ~ . r.,d mon the
~'e'' -
rasroao company SHOPS ~"u sf"'f''s''
are almost alIayed, although the strong
guards Of the last lew nights wili De con-
tinucd tonight.
The Missouri PACING " vigorously push
Ina it, yard work, ana rom occurrences
" the success IL has met with to-day In
dispatching freight trains, the indications
point strons.y y .ne,s a'.ny - Nh. ;".sS $500
49," -. ~. sss..ycn ,.r,h.honrd sreiyhs
train N ,c2 nulled ont oi the wards with
4 train Of eighteen cars, and q short time
after it, departure two sections o. freight
No. 100 departed sou'h "Ard on re Fof'
worm sec''on-
IAN ssss."
PHrrADyTrHTA, Pa, March U.-0en'
eral Secretary Tnrner, Of the executive
hoard AZ the knights Of Labor. Yesterday
$500. n - = ~. 3,
Louis Dispdtch' ~ whcn chairman ison'
is quoted - saying the strike would PROB
limited states. said:
'Thst y al bosh. II Chairman Irons
y correctly quoted, y simply SHOWS tnss
e = one y .ne I.sn ~ .n:'.
sscr -, . Turner declined 70 be inter.
viewed relative 70 The general situation
on the Southwestern railroads. He In
dorsed the sentiments contained In the
"secret Circular"
sem Helping 90 49,
GALVESTON, Tex, March 36.-Ihe
Kn,chts ~ T..bor ~ Waco continue con-
49,, IN, ...scs.,. sh.s th~ ssr,ke hss
s>'~-'' -'-'- -
not yet eliminated, - tne strikers nave
number o. Trump - - 80 -..
brotnernoou % sc""'e -
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NKw YoRK, March so.-mc Breafsg
Post publishes wsshIngtoa special say
ing that gentleman prominent in public
NE, who has obtained Whist he regards .
definite Official Information about tne con-
dition 81 the Secretary q the Treasury
says that Mr.. Manning y Suffering from
4 lesion q the base Of the brain; that he
u partially parslyzed o. one side; thst u
does notnecessarily follow thst be Will
not recover. bus that the condition . not
% iavorable - e would'be q TIE lesion
was q ne Top q ~ bsaIn- Mr. Manning
wss souewhss better last niEAs.
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The natives Of the Caroline Islands
are firm believers in sorcery. but instead
Of burning their witches they try to con-
ciliate them in every possible way.
especially BY leaving presents At their
door in night time. never doubling that
the wisdom Of the bruxa will enable her
70 divine the unknown benefactor.
Witches are propitiated By gifts Of cocoa
cakes and honey whenever tine storm
clouds loom on the horizon Of the
setting sun. Is we'll - in times Of pro-
traCeed droughts. for bruxas are supposed
70 haxe specifies for evils Of that sort.
Women credited with proficiency in
such business branches Of the black art
are therefore considered desirable
matches, and do not fail 70 impress
their admirers with vague hints Of magi-
cal omnipotcnce. - Chicago Times.
"A Boston drummer ordered plate
Of his native fodder in Brandon. w., the
other day. and Wa charged twenty-five
cents. He objected % paying fifteen
cents more than the Boston price. but
without avail. The next day the bean-
seller reCeived : telegram saying:
Don't you think that was too much for
those bcansp" The restaurant man
paid twenty-five cents for the message
| end sW0re. -- Boston Put.
San Francisco has curiosity IN tn
shape Of young woman who can speak,
| but who will not Seven years ago bol
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WARRINGTON, March 2s.-The chap
laIn's prayer IN the House yesterday
morning was ~ follows:
0ive ear. o God o. Jacob ana awaken 10
liBed world, . revolution more tremendous
than any Of which history tells. IN which the
scenes Of the reign OF terror may be eUnctod
IN every capital OF Europe and America.
FOR long she few have mastered the many.
because they understand the open secret
she many have learned the secret Of orgnnl-
xatlon. drill and dynamite. Rouse the rich
Of che world 20 undersfaud that she
time has come for grinding, selfish mcnop.
oily 20 cease. shat corporations may 81
science and human kindness Teach the
rtch men o. this country that great fortunes
are lent them by Thee for other purposes
than 20 build and decorate palaces. 70 found
private collections Of art. 20 stock wine
cellar n r. e kssg racing ssuc t., and ysssss.
grooms and iockeys, pool sellers and book
makers Teach them, O God, that u v
Thee who has given them power 20 Ree their
fortunes: that . y 20 prove them. 20 knew
what q IN their hearts whether they vSIl
these commandments nrs: Thou shalt love
she Lord thy God with al thy heart, and
ehy neixhbor ~ myself, that che rich men
Of our land keep tlose command mrnte che
people win follow the example and 70. ~
least, Will Be saved from enc days q trtb ule.
Help NJ o 0ods and save -.
Mr.. Grosvenor. Of Ohio. asked unan.
imous consent that the prayer be printed
IN the Record, Mr.. James, u New York,
objected.
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LoxDOx, March 2s--The belief . the
foreign Once, based On this mornings
news from Athens, II that war between
Greece and TURKEY II now inevitable. u
u also believed that the campaign win be
brief and wary disastrous 70 Greece. NIL.
itary experts say that u will Be- simply
suicidal for Greece n measure her
strength against Turkey, which y pre-
pared 70 throw 10000 men, under she
able German General Won der @ 1lts
Pashs, across The Thes~alIan frontier aod
sweep llts : tornado through 0rsecs =
Athens
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~. LoUIs. March so.-The following
rsnarkabls circular was made public
this morning. II 10 The hrst ofncial IT.
tsrance Of General Master Workma =
PowderIy o. The knights Of Labor, and
n 4 he defines with startling clearness
bic vegy sensible views concerning
strikes, ooycotting. The eight-hour sys-
tem and other important questions con-
cernlng organised labor;