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LONDON, April 12.-A most admirable charity
is that OF the Salvation Army in London, which
has opened q restaurant where meal may be
bought for a farthing. The small coin pays for
a bewl Of SOUP or q half loaf of bread and two
farthines secures cup of coffee or cocoa and q
slice of bread and jam. Thus for about 2 cents
a wholesome meal can be bought. Threepence
brings meat and potatoes and half penny a
diab of rIa
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between the Banks and Monroes broke out
affesh yesterday in Writ county Silas Banks.
armed with q Winchester rifiB. met she three
Monroe brothers. Eben. George and Lemuel. who
had revolvers. on the road near Laurel. At
least twenty shots were fired, resulting in the
death or the three MoDroes. while Banks re-
ceived four wounds, none of them fatal.
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sullivan saiIs for Home.

LoNDoN, April 12.-When John L. Sullivan
sailed day from Liverpool the crowds that
came. TO see him OFF were not allowed on fhe
Catalonia. the good vessel that has undertaken
to convey the slueger home. So Johns friends
boarded tug. which kept close TO the big ship.
and champagne and cigars were passed M from
the tugs deck to the big man on the Catalonia.
sullivan declared himself charmed with the
treatment accorded him during his stay at
Liverpool, and was loath to depart
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PORTLAND. Ora. April 12.-The Republican
William Karue, of Portland, Robert Mclean,
of Linkville. and G. w. Fulton, of Astoria
The following delegates TO the nationaI conven-
tion were elected: Il F. Moody. OF The Dalles:
Rnfus Mallory. of Portland: j. +. Bean, OF fen-
dleron: F z. Mays. Of The Dalles; ]. W CGsick
of Albany, and Bourne. ir., OF Portland. the
morning.
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men of committees thereby deprived of designat-
ed days, express intention TO make renewed
efforts to secure other assignments OF special
the general impression that few win succeed,
but that appropriation bills and the tariff bill will
cansupe the time OF the House for = long tims
80 come.
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GENERAL HARRISON

A striking portrait of General
Benjamin Harrison, of Indiana, fills
the front page of the number of
HARPER's WEEKLY just published,
and biographical sketch accompa-
nies the portrait. This issue also
contains, as usual, other timely and
interesting illustrations and reading
matter. 10 cents a copy; So. 90 a
year. Atall Booksellers and News
stands.
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eENERAL FoRElGN NEWS.

Continuation of the Inquiry 60 the Swim
ding of American Insurance Company
DUBLIN, April 12.--Orr and Smythe, who are
charged with defranding the Equitable Life In
surance Company of New York. were again sub
jected 10 an examination &c Belfast to-day.
Robert Dunlop. merchant and member of the
Belfast corporation VINO was arrested on the tn
inst, q similar charge, was also
examined. Orrs solicitor asked the court
whether the prosecution was undertaken BY
private parties, or whether the Attorney general
had brought the suit Mr.. Dodd, on behalf of
the company, replied that the Attorney general
ne q no responsibility in the matter. Magistrate
Ftulay McCancs called q witness. and
testified that his life had been insured in the
Equitable company for $4,000 without his
knowledge. The signature to the proposal for
policy had been forged. He had not been exam
inedlby DR.. Smythe. He did know Matthews,
the Belfast merchant, who had proposed
his insurance. Orrs solicitor here asked the
court issue an order for Matthews's arrest.
The witness, continuing. said he could not swear
whether Ma tthewss name had been forged.
Counsel Dodd produced letters written by DR..
Smythe 10 the manager of the company incos-
ing the actitions report of McCance's condition,
and Stating that he had omitted to obtain Me-
Canoes signature TO a proposal for policy In
favor of James Henderson.
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GREESyILLE. O. April Il --Judee Elliott to-
day sentenced j. S. simon, defauIting ex-treas-
urer of Darke comfy. TO six years in the peui-
ientiary aud TO pay 6ne amounting 10 about
$4s 900, and costs. the hne being double the
amount of the embezzlsment
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would suggest that no more time be wasted and
that the discussion be closed.
A division was then taken the motion to
adjourn, which was rejected by vote OF 2a9 TO
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-13
4 SURRENDER TO THE SOUTH
Story of Southern Arroganceand North
ern Democratic Trucking Told Again.

All Northern Democrats, with One Exception,
Lower Their Colors and Yield to the De-
mands Of the DomineerinS Brigadiers.
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BISMARCK WINS THE FIGHT
And It Is Hinted that the Alexander
Victoria Wedding Will Not Take Place.

Are Being Sounded wi b View 20 Filling
the Position Now Held by the Chancellor.
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MAsv limitations. but no equal. has DR.. sAge's
Catarrh Remedy.
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WHY wear ont with coughing nc night, when
Ayers Cherry Pectcral will relieve ana cure9
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-10
OUR KALEIDOSCOPE.
Touch and goa kiss.

Iouch and goa kiss.
States evidence-the witness, when b,
has any to state.
Things even up pretty well after all
Men throw banana skins on the sidewalk
, and then the banana skins throw mer
on the sidewalk
| New York on hot day Uses 10000, 00(
gallons more water than on a cool day
That is better showing for the morals OF
the metropolis than we thought possible.
johnny Dumpsey "Pa, what does
MDCCCLXXXVI on that building
mean -
Mr.. Dumpsey "Well, about all I cal
make out of it, Johnny, is "Medcal col
lege"
Some Infatuated Wisconsin women
raided the saloons of a town. the other
night, and cleaned out the entire liquor
business. They were so dead in earnest
that they left all the bars down behind
them.
The city of Boston is going to take 60, OO(
yards of earth out of Lake Cochituate tC
purify its water supply. Parties who
want the earth should apply at once.
Bessie: Mamma. who is that little bit
OF dude over there on the corner"
-.Mamma; "Sbsh That's young AL
geruon Lawrtie."
Bessie: "Well, mamma, don't you
think God got too much shortening into
his legs ~
A Baltimorean who comm tied suicide
the other day, directed in his will that SO
- L., lnl g.,
for all who attended his funeral, The
amount proved wholly insufficient, how
ever.
| An exchange says that "Simon Lane
has been painting transparency for the
democrats" We suppose this refers Il
another campaign lie.
| They have got brand new play dowr
in New York, with name of rosebuC
freshness and originality. 1t is to b,
brought out the coming season, and il
called 'Grandfather's Clock"
Emperor William is said to be as font
of kissing as General Sherman, but h
certainly isn't as good a judge of beauty
as the general
De Smith "Well, Travis, old boy wher
are you hanging out now :"
Travis: In the hammock, most of thu
time"
Dreams go by contraries. But this Il
something fell ow never can seem to re
member when he is asleep.
At the seaside. Mr. Popinjay "Com
dear, let's go down and have plunge IL
the surf"
Mrs. Popinjay why, Socrates, you
know | can't go in bathing yet"
Mr., Popinja why {"
Mrs. Popinjay Because | haven't go
anything to wear !"
Tariff reformer, at the bar "Whiske,
to-day"
Bar tender; How'll you take ii ?"
Tariff reformer Free"
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FRIEND, ARE YOU SICK ?

Do'you have pains about the sides, chest ano
back? Does your mouth have bad taste, es-
pecialy in the morning? Do you feel dull
and sleepy? Is there a sort of sticky slime
abont the teeth? Is your appetite poor? Is
there ceiling like heavy load on the stom-
ach- sometimes a faint, all-gone sensation al
the pit of the stomach, which food does not
satisfy? Do YOUR hands and feet become cold
ard clammy? Have you dry cough? Are
your eyes sunken Do you expectorste green
ish-colored matter? Are you hawking and
splitting a | or part of the time? Do you feel
tired all the while? Are you nervous, irritable
and gloomy? Do you have evil forebodingsf
is there gid,liness-a sort of whirling sensa-
ton in the head-when rising up suddenly /?
Do your bowels become costive? Is your skin
hot and dry at times? Is-your blood thick and
stagnant2 Are the whites OF our eyes tnged
with yellow? Is your urine scanty and highly
coloredH Does 1t deposit a sediment after
standing? Do yen frequently spit up your
food. sometimes with a sour taste and some
times with "A sweet? Is this freque tly attend
ed with palptatiOn of the heart? Has your
vision become impaired? Are there spots be-
fore the eyesi IL there feeling of great
prost afiou and weakness? If you suffer rom
any OF these symptoms, call at yOur drug store
Qn 70 a nf
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Sir Charles Cold tream. blase II ar of as hion,
is made tie dep ecate everything III which
evei ybudy else Is supposed to take an interest,
with the angud remark that there is really
nothing in it" He even extended this critc, m
10 the crater OF Vesuvius down VIII CHI ne
looked but saw 81 othing in it." Such charac-
tiers are scarcer on this size OF the Atlantic
than abroad, but they exist here uOtwith-
standing. Such men mt ed ''hllip 10 nature
to incidentally Emulate their jaded appetite,
overcome their la sltude, and renew the Zest
of ext tence. They and Others upon whom
the worlds enjoy ments are beg inning prema-
turely to pail will ind Hostetter's Stomach
vigor and alth. Appetite returns, dyspeptic
and bilious SYM toms saIpear, he ut rye S
grow strong, and ,he hour OF retirement is un-
frauRht with Apr henslOn of uneasy re pose
when this SuperlHtive tonic is employed, 1t
remedies lever ana ague, rheumau IN ana
kidney troubles,
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f. w. ROYCE, nj. d.,

may be consulted by letter at his address,
care of Crawford House, Boston, Mass. Of
tice and Labor tory at Springfield, Mass, af.
ter March |, 1888. His large Illustrated Jour
nal sent free on application. 43,d&w6m
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A Sound Legal Opinion,

e. cambridge Munday Esd, County Atty,
Clay Co., Tex. says: Have used Electric Bit
tiers W tn most happy results. My brother also
was very low with Malaria Fever and Jaun-
dice, but was cured by the timely use of this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved
his life.
MIR. d. I. wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ry.,
adds like testimony, saying He positively
believes he would have died, had IL not been
for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward Of, as well as
cure all Malaria Diseases. and for all Kidney,
Liver and stomach Disorders stands unequal
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w men once asked why he talked 40 much
to himself, his ready reply was, that he
had two reasons One was he liked to
talk 10 a man Of sense"-the other was,
he liked to hear u man of sense talB."
While residing IN Windsor | occasionally
related tins aneCdote and possibly to VIII
liam NJ. Evarts ana his friends. AT any
rate Mr. Evarts repeated 1t in literary
address AT a recent Y ale college commence
ment.
Josiah Dana was for several years Chief
Judge OF The Court, when Chlet Justices
lur counties were III vogue, and htld that
iilce when it was abolished. He waslib
eeral in politics and religion, being an anti
tederallst before Andrew JaCksOn's presi-
DENTAL candidacy and on the JOhn
quincy Adams electoral ticket in lo2s
ne was OnlVersalist IN religious belief,
because, rs | have often heard him say,
MS iather was an OrthodOX clergy man
Oh Tue Oh CaiVlnlstlc type. Like MI.
Hyde, ne was merchant, OF strong will
power ana OF POSITIVE CONVICTIONS lie
was not 'aV rte OF the boNs, but con
stant terror TO mem, as ne looked with so
tIuch Indignation on many OF thelr sports
ne was porn Ia barre NJ ass, where his
iaGher was the setlIeu munster
Dr, lnomas Winslow hau long ana
successful career rs physlcltn was II
great reader, very Intelligent, and agree
a a.. ln manner re was my lathtrs ram
NY Pnys'clah' An ahecooCe LOT the doc
oors
AZ one tline, When 'ypnuS leVer was
PLeeVallhg IN town -FOUR Oh my fat hers
ohiluren were uaken uoWh Win IT, Wo
oluer anu Two younger tnau myself Iney
We Teie , taken SucctssiNeIy' oeRlnhlnS wiz n
une ei''es. anu Wneu one was aoout 10 re-
LoN9i ano.ner "ouli We ,ahen' Wo hau
nau J., When l. was my urn me uoClor
WIN lhto ahoiher Iooiiii say uhat ne
T T.;c.n eeu us iancet ailu pletu lnoihas
niIsn.eneu al lhe luea ol DelhR pleu,
E i%, ouu W tne hou9e, anu niu peh.nu lhe
~ ~. sLeS'U ,e iheelinS must where
nhfepo myself uhtl ne dCc!or went nome:
q aia aanad t bbsoapeu .ne uieeuIng process, l
&c &c. "pe si,. .no .SP,iuo itNer, ouU the next
WI Younger cnlioren hau H.
1noihds Jones, OF Jul8e Jones, was Tor
many years pto'nlreuC lawyer Sradu,
ave a., vi Ddlt uloi i c,lleSP ana educated
III Tue anclent languages, Ne nau remark
"oie Huency vi sPSech 1ouuH people
, useu ~. w atIenu lhe Meth3ISu SOclal meet
i iiilss W near MN taik. re liked aud dls-
iiAeu VIII Ell hu 'lasin. uoh Know mat
ne eNei Laeeu any nouy' VI Ddhlel W to.
9 st speech IN lofo' AT Che completion OF
90. .ue ouilhei III II mon u,heh'' ne salu II was
tue stedttSb speech uellVered III the last
oVV Years great reader, PROBABLY no
indn III the State was more thoroughly
posteu III hnsisn history tbal ibis same
inoinas Jones lie uled leaving large
estate 10 MIS- only son, Perley Chandler
JoleS. An only daughter, Caroline, was
living IN the west, or California, few
years ago. Judge Jones was great adj
lnlref OF the late wilbur FISK ana sent
his son 10 w llDrtnam, Mass TO be ntted
unuer that accomplished clergyman for
college. lie was also great admlrer of
me late Rev James Buckham, father of
the president or the university OF Yer
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
The German Doctors aud DR.. Mac
k~nxie.
ny Angio-Americsn cable to the pispatch.l

lBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
BERLIN. July 10.-Dr. Gerhsrdt, acting I'M
der the directions Of the other German doc
tors who attended the late Emperor Frede-
rick. has drawn up report stating that early
In 1887 German physicians pronounced the
disease from which he was suffering 10 be OF
q canceTous nature. They decided 10 open
the Iarynx, and preparations were made to
perform the operation on May 10th, when
DR.. Mackenzie saw Frederick and declared
that the disease was not cancer and OPP
posed an operation. DIR. Mackenzie removed
a portion Of the growth, which Professor
virchow examined, but there was no
proof that the piece was taken from
the actually affected part DIR. Gerhardt ex-
ahmed Frederick's throat after the
piece had been removed and accused DIR.
Mackenzie OF removing the piece from an
unaffected part OF the throat instead OF from
the diseased part. Or. Mackenzie replied
that Il was possible be had done so. The
German doctors protested against DR.. Mac
kenze's treatment throughout Professor
Won Bergman corroborstes Or. Gerhardts
statement and gives the reason why ne lost
confidence in Or. Mackenzie.
LONDON, July 10.-Dr. Mackenzie in an In
terview to-day said that the report OF the
German physicians on Emperor Frederick's
malady was tissue Of falsehoods, and that
any specialist In larynxial diseases would see
that the review Of the case was ridiculous.
The Doctor said that In the course OF q few
DAYS he might enter into details rs 10 the
character and conduct OF the case, but for
the present he must remain silent for state
reasons, principally concerning the Dowager
Empress Victoria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
CAROLINE.
Court Mstters-PoIiticar- Expo
sftten.

sftten.
tCorrsspondence OF the Richmons Dispstch.l
BOWLING GREEN, july o, 1888.
Although there was a good rain last night
II was warm aud close this morning and con-
sequently the crowd In attendance on court
was not 30 large NJ usual. There was little
business OF importance In court, the only
case being the Commonwealth against w. j..
Collins Tor selling liquor 10 minors, In which
the jury returned a verdict OF guilty and
Fixed the fine at $40.
The County Committee OF the Democratic
party held meeting and decided that pri-
mary meetings should be held at each OF the
precincts Of the county on FRIDAY, July
zOth, TO select delegates 10 the convention at
Fredericksburg 10 nominate a candidate Tor
Congress from this district, aud these dele.
gates TO meet here ihe following Monday TO
make their choice, so as to 20 10 the conyen-
ZION With solid delegation. Judge 4. e..
Monc'ne and j. NJ. Hudgins are both promi-
nently spoken OF as candidates.
mass.meeting OF the citizens OF the
county was held IN the court house to devise
means for having this county represented at
the Exposition TO be bsid in Richmond next
fall. Messrs. J. p. Corbin, r. q. Moncure,
Tslisierro Hunter, c. s. Smith, and j. H..
Martin were appointed on committee TO be
known as the Exposition Committee, 10 So
licit contributions and 70 make all arrange
ments 10 have the county represented there
as to its locatios, products, facilities for easy
and comfortable transportation. educational
and religions advantages. and low prices OF
its lands. This committee will see to the
publication Of pamphlets setting forth all
this aud that the county furnish samples Of
It's products for exhibition.
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CrOD ReDOrf.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

IBy W DlsphtCu.l
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Department
Of Agriculture makes for July the general
averages Of condition as follows:
Cotton, SGT; winter wheat, 1873; spring
wheat, 95.9; corn. 90; oats, 3d.; barley,
Oh; winter rye, 05.l; spring rye, 90.3; TO-
Observation-Disclosures leaf, 50.
Cotton Is later than usual IN every State.
There Is generally medium stand. Guilt
walton has been somewhat retarded by local
rains, and part OF the area is In grass, notably
in the district west OF the Mississippi. The
plant Is generally in vigorous condition
and growing rapidly. The State averages
are Virginia, 81; North Carolina. So; South
Carolina, Sc; Georgia, 90; Florida, 90; Ala
bama, 92; Mississippi 90; Louisiana, 81;
Texas, 70; Arkansas, 30; Tennessee, 80.
Winter wheat has been harvested in the
South and yielded below expectation In the
Carolinas, Georgia, and Alabama II has
improved slightly in Pennsylvania. Ohio,
Indiana, and Illinois. A marked improve
ment Is noted in Michigan. The reports
from the Pacific coast arc also more favora-
ble The general condition has advanced
from 1913 TO 1915.
Average OF principal States New York,
so; PENNSYLVANIA, 03; Ono, so; Michigan.
IS; Indiana. CO; Illinois. g.; Missouri, ~;
Kansas, 90; California, SO.
Spring wheat has improved in large por-
ton OF the breadth seeded and promises n
large yield, minus possible future draw
backs. The general average has advanced
from 92.s 10 9j.9. State averages: Wiscon-
sin. 81; Minnesota, o.; Iowa, o.; Nebraska,
95 Dakota, %.
The area OF corn as reported has increased
over per cent, making the breadth nearly
&c, 600, 900 acres. There has been much re-
planting In wet districts from non-germina-
ton and from destruction by cutworms.
The stand is now moderately good, and the
crop is growing finely.
Condition by principal States: Ohio, SO;
Indiana, 80; Illinois, 90; Iowa, 50; Missouri,
81; Kansas, 80; Nebraska, Of. In the South:
Virginia, 81; North Carolina, So; South
Carolina, ST. Georgia, o.; Alabama, So;
Mississippi. 80; Louisiana, 50; Texas, So;
Arkansas, 81; Tennessee, IS.
preliminary investigation OF the area OF
manufacturing leaf tobacco makes an increase
OF Is per cent over the greatly reduced crop
OF last year. There Is an increase Of per
cent. in the area Of potatoes. The condition
averages 95.7. The European report for
July makes the wheat crop late and I'M
promising throughout Europe, Russia ex-
cepted. The rye crop will be short in Gen.
trail Furone