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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-09
Ward 3, Notice.
ELECTORS Of MOBILES.

A LII PERSONS ENTITLED TO VOTE FOR
"A Mobiles in Ward 3, are requested to meet at
the Re formatory School, THIS THURSDAY
EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of
choosing Delegates to the Nominating Conve n
ton WALTER HILL, Cbair,nap
J. W. LUNING, Secretary. GAIT
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Arranrrm~ns- aaade In 81. Lonts 90 Assure
: Coed Time Gor Those who Attend the
National fsemocrntlc Convention "A Music.
Haradr~. lliunzInation~. Excur>ion>. Han
as~ss and ryrotschnics Among the fev
tlsttie~.
81. Louis. May 2A-The committee Of
Arrangements for che National Demo-
cratic Convention have completed tho
Official programme for convention week,
and Il Il now in the hands Of the printer
and will be issued the present week In
elaborate form. Tho programme 70 %
follows:
SATURDAY, JrSxA
IN. m.-Inspcction 81 decorations and ap
pointments 81 tho nave In the Exposition
bul.dlne By the committed
TAD p N. Opening 81 the hail
sp m.--Crand preliminary concert BY Postle
waiies hand.
TUESDAY. JuNEs
"a m. Opening Of Convention Hall 20 the
delegates
s:0p. m-lliumination Of Olive street from
broadway 20 Fourteenth.
sp. m--Grand parade Of military. Fire De-
parfment uniformed societies and uniformed
political clubs. resident and visiting.
s:op. m.-Eeview Of parade In front OF TX
position building BY president and delegates %
the convention
wEpSEsDAy. JuNEG
ga m--Cont|nuancc o. convention
ep. m--Dluminafion.
sap. m.-Grand pyrotechnie display on tho
big bridge.
THURSDAY. JuxE7.
I. Complimentary banquets
2 Steamboat excursion, 70 be timed with "a
tournment OF convention
N ru-UiuusI n nfi<lu
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DEATH FROM EXPOSURE.

A WEARY Wandercr who Died Among
strangers while Trying % Return 60 Ms
Boyheod'~ Home
CINCINNATI. May 23.-Onicer Hammond,
while passing the intersection Of Lower
River road and Burns street. found lying
In freight car a young man who was
very pale and almost unable 70 speak. II
was learned from his slowly-whispered
words that he had no money or friends,
was sick and wanted 20 be cared for. He
was taken 20 the hospital. He said his
name was Thomas wynne, twenty-six
years old some years ago be left his
home at Canton. Pa, and since that time
had wandered over the country. Con-
GLIDING to return to his boyhood home. he
walked until he reached some point IN In
diana a week ago. AL his efforts t. OBJ
tain work were in vain, and finally he Was
taken sick. One night last week he
crawled into freight car. His illness
grew worse, and he hardly remembered
feeling the car move He had had moth
ing TO eat since he lay down in the car.
He was placed in the medical ward and
given every possible attention. but q five
O'clock he died. He seemed % be well
educated, and said that he had prominent
relations in Pennsylvania The direct
cause Of death was exposure
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n1ps. Cleveland the Rectpient % Anoths.
Token From n1r. Geo. W. Chiid>. :. |.
seuvenlr 81 nser Visit % Philadespdia-
waiting - Princeton. y. ..
PHILADELPHIA, Nay p. Mrs. Cleveland
devoted several hours yesterday ID sight
seeing and visiting different places II n.
terest Ia the city. shortly before noon.
Mr.. Geo. w. Childs repaired 20 the Acad.
envy OF Music, where, according "a pre-
vious arrangements. he was conducted a
Mrs. Cleveland, aud shortly afterwards
and In company with Rev. Charles Wood
aud Mrs. Wood. Of Germantown. NTH
whom the Presidents wife Is stopping
during her brief stay IN the city: MI.
Wood, Of Scarborough, n. ~; Mrs. Wis,ar
Morris and Miss Hoy, Of Bellefont. Pa.
took carriages and were driven 10
the Ledger Office, where the party
was joined by Mayor Fittler aud
J. a. Rosengarten. The visitors
were conducted 70 Mr.. Childs' prirre
oflice, where they at once became inpr.
ested In the many souvenirs for whlA
that sanctum il famous. Mrs. CleyelaM
was especially pleased with the many
handsome and choice relics Of Genera
Grants trip abroad, and was also enter.
eained with Mr.. Childs' description q, N.
historic "reminiscences connected with N.
large collection OF clocks and other frui,.
~ nfe's collection Of relies. Arranres
IN : table n the outer Office leading M 4
M childs' sanctum. were several cam.
plete sets 81 silver desk ornaments. mum.
herring about sixty In all, each set being
81 different design. After Mrs. Cleveland
had n spected the different relics she Wa
tnvited ~ Mr.. Childs into the outer once
~nd conducted "a the table upon which
she silver ornaments were displaved
"As : memento OF your visit to.davr
said M. Child~. II desire 70 present "a,
with one 81 these sets. You can maze
vour own selectionv.
ssThev Are ali 40 pretty that Il l. lif.,cul,
q determine which Is the handsome., .
said Mrs. Cleveland. smiling.
with the Aid ~ the other ladies'. sbs
| selected = SET. and il was forwarded d ~
/ white House Yesterday afternoon. An
the ladies. Including Mrs Cleveland were
Also pre sented ~ M. Childs with hama.
some Gun and saucer. A visit was then
l made 70 Independence Hall. after which
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the Senate, on the cath, the speech Of
Senator Stewart on the presidential veto
power was the marked feature Of the day's
proceedings. In the House, In add.
ton TO bills Of no general interest, the
Post ONCE Appropriation bill was passed.
The Girard pal wrench factory was
burned, en- the 2ith, entailing loss q
<4O.00O
THK Russian force in the trans-Caspian
territories has been reduced.
Dox PEDRO was reported better on the
oath.
| TnE following congressional nominal
lions were made, on the oath, By the Mary
| land Democrats: At Baltimore, Third
| district, Harry Welles Rusk. renominat-
| ed; Fourth district Isadore Raynor, re-.
nominated. AT Frederick. sixth disfr1cr
Colonel H. Kyd Douglas. Of Hagerstown-
| LATE news from China says that inc
people from the flooded districts along
the Yellow river arr 20 Be encourages
20 emigrafe.
A prsxsrRors conflagration occurred IS
Ohno. in Yechixen. China, on April =
Out OF 1000 houses in the town l,s0 we're
destroyed and many people lost their
lives.
TIM marriage OF Prince Henry. Of Prus-
slate Princess Irene, Of Hesse, was soIem-
nized in the chapel It Cha-lottenburo
Castle on the 24th.
JUpGE WAKKLY. IA . test case At Omaha,
Neb., has decided in favor Of Sunday
baseball playing.
ALraED DrxKKr- Nebraska wife-mur.
derer, hung himself In The Columbus jail
on the I'D.
CrxrRAL SHERIDAN was reported q
, feeling much better on the oath.
THE corner stone Of the new Catholic
! University NJ Washington was laid, will
\ imposing ceremonies, on the 24th.
Two GExrLRMgx, named Richard N
Ray and Thos. Chalow, occupying |
: buggy, were instantly killed by
passing train. near Roup station, Pitts
. burgh, Pa, on the 2fth.
Two MEN were killed and two other
I. fatally injured by boiler explosion In
saw-mill At Portage Station, near Bowl
ing Green. O., on ths Gath.
QUEEN vfcroRIA's birthday was dul,
1 celebrated throughout the Dominion o
Y Canada. on the 2itb with all the old-tim
4 enthusiasm Statutes, military parades
" excursions and other festivities are re
z | ported from numerous points.
|" Mas. GEORGE REED, Of Napanee. Elk
hart County, Ind, took her three-months
Y Old child In her arms. on the 23d. an
= Jumped into . we'll. Both were drowned
I. She left note. saying that she VA
= tired OF living. and would take her chill
with her 70 rest Here age was twenty
!. three.
. u 4 said that Governor Hill Of Me-
n York will retire from politics and retur
4. 20 the practice Of law.
N Uxfox College, ~ Schenectady, n. Y
a has elected Prof. Harrison webstel
Of Rochester, president
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Figures Of Interest 20 Marine Men and
shippers in Relation 20 Internal Com
merce.
DETROIT. Mich, May e2--General O. =.
Poe, United States Engineer. has just
completed q special report - the Chief
Engineer az Washington which u Of great
interest 70 marine men and shippers and
70 the country At large, in view OF the
present discussion on the improves
menf OF the St. Mary's Fails
canal and the Hay Lake channel
aud the ..soor route generally. The giss
81 the rerort il contained in the following
fipures: Down freight 3. 80. 49, tons; up
freight. 7l5. 2l3 tons; total 5,iai $40 tons.
Average distance each ton was carried BY
water. STA miles: total freight charges.
intending terminal charges, $1,000, iA5;
average freight charges per ton per mile,
2-03 cents.
The Bureau Of Statistics gives the aver
are freight charges per ton per mile on
the trunk railroads for the year 1855 In
round numbers AZ 1c. Thus the averages
freight charges BY rail compared with
those BY water appear 70 De as 81 % SID
Upon this basis the >lo-vss, lo5 repre-
senfing the cost Of freight transportation
bv this water route during the season Of
1851 would have been, II the freight had
been carried BY rail. ~, c33-1S3. II
| realize what this benefit means II Il only
necessary 20 state that II represents more
I than ten times the cost Of improving the
I canal and st. Mary's river 70 the present
/ time. or about six times the estimated
cost Of the proposed further Improvement
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IlIs Malady Much More serious Thin ny
FrI~nds We're Willing % Have xsae
Public.
NEW YoRK, May 2l.-The Herald has ne
following from it, Washington CORE
spondent: From thoroughly reliable
sources Il is learned that the story q
General sheridan's illness was only hall
told. He has been very i'll. indeed DIM
eerously 50. For twenty -four hours from
Monday noon his condition was such as 70
cause his family and physicians 70 Tear
his demise II any moment He had
stroke OF apoplexy. Being the SECOND
stroke he has had. the alarm OF the FANNY
and physicians can well be understood
On account OF the efforts OF members
az the household and other intimate
friends TO conceal the true iacts' y I
difficult 10 learn just when the nrs' symP-
toms appeared, but from the same -,
bic source above referred 70, y y kno~
that no less than 1--WE physicians were 7
consultation on Monday night ana tues
dav morning. and that three surgeons-,
O'Reilly and Harvey. Of the army, ~
DR.. Yarrow were IA a''enuah, \.
ali might Monday night. y :
also positively asserted that PITS
vas seen 20 hurriedly enter the nous
simultaneously with the doctors y
time when All was excitement In ne vel'
erals chamber above. The prieN a.
NAMED IN the house all night. shox' ~
that the family was prepared ioI ~
worst II was not until noon yes'elu.'
that he showed marked signs o. impIv,,,s r
ment. He was then able 70 sleep na'a .a AK q
sitting in chair. He has comma 4. !. !,
improve and Is now believed y y
the critical stage.
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Tur senate vas no, IN session On the 18Th
In he House morning business ~>s ia'a as'ae.
ana ne whole day devoted y ne debate On tne
NIrs rsrin blll Ae>sr< Randall h'Al ana
mckinley ,o) spoke against NE measure. ana
ar. rseckinriasc nv, ~ '.sor, ~" ~.
speeches being among ne most po~eF'u' ~
delivered On their Respective Sues
THE senate was not m session On .ne iv.n. .
In the House. after me reading OF we Ne'n,a.
the Speaker Recognized Mr n@Nc. t.-' ~.
rose 70 question Of personal privilege N ~
lnicn 70 some remarks made IN Ms ansrne, ~
Mr.. Breckenridge kyh 70 wnicn tne ,a,.sr
made brief reply The House tncn Neu. 'n u.
committee Of the whole. MI cpr.tc' '. NY
chair, on the Iar'n oili. ana az. hceu s'.. y
and Speaker Carlisle closed tne debate - -
tended speeches ......
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me Recent Friction sss Thus Far vei's@
q srinr Aboat nlsodshed. Hotwise-
standing the Enorss a. the k.dlrass -
Bsssh Sid>~ % the 1sorder.
LONDON. May 1s.--rhe peculiarly selnsh-
and IN many respects cmldisn n'utunc
assumed BY Italy toward France. having
failed 70 bring about an armed connict
between the two countries. y has ~.
manned for the Radical Deputies - Rome
aud Versailles 20 do what they can toward
producing this result itistrue that itH;y'
policy toward France and other countries
since her entrance into the Triple
alliance has been extremely arrogant but
Il ~ doubtful whether Il has been less Of
fcnsive 70 France than II was before the
Rome Government became party 20 the
An<tro- German compact In spite ~ the
friction between the two countries, caused
bv the failure 70 conclude commercial
treaty. there Is. perhaps, less trouble
On the Franco Italian border than
there has been in several years,
ana the announcement that the
French and Italian Radical Depu-
ties contemplate holding = meeting 10
protest against the policy Of Italy causes
some surprise and no little amusement
In any rupture Of commercial relations
between France aud Italy, the latter
must inevitably get the worst Of X and
il would seem TO be question OF only
4 short time when the differences
/ between the kingdom and the Republic
| will adjust themselves without resort to
agitation. Deliberate discussion OF dis
| pnfed point IL undoubtedly essential 70 IL
settlement. but the assumption that
1 French or Italian Radicals. and particu-
| larly combination Of both. can discuss
anv matter without making IL worse than
before Is beyond all precedent. and
! altogether too closely allied to the impos'
! sible to warrant belief.
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0ovxaxon q. q. Lrcx of Michigan, ~1th
state officers TAgxart and Dix. visitet
the battlefield az Gettysburg ON the I'D
MISS WILLIAMS. of West PhiladclphiA
l christcned the new steamer Monmouth,
l launched from the ways Of Cramps ship
1 yard. on the ed.
TnE Immigrants landed ~ Castle Gar
den. New York City. on the "a. numbered
as3A
| WIN. l.. PUTNAM wasnominatedf Tor dow
crnor by the Maine Democratic State con-
| vcntion on the I'D.
Tux cornerstone Of the new Catholic
University ~ Washington was laid, with
imposing ceremonies. on the sitn-
Ar the Wisconsin Prohibition State con-
venficn. which met NJ Madison. on the I'D,
SIX. Hastings and &c. Richmond, OF Mad
ison: r. q. Durant, Of Racine. and Mrs.
AMY Kellogg Morse. OF Eau Claire, were
elected delegates 20 the National conven-
ton.
Tux House committee on appropria-
tons, on the s3d. concurred In the SEN
ate's amendment 10 the Pension Appro-
priation bill dating back 20 the death OF
husbands pensions granted % widows
A BUILDING ~ the corner OF Broadway
and John streets, New York, In the course
or utmoitlou, c&Scu IN, IN my -'@f W.
ing I'VE men 10 the ruins. ne iourtn
door had been entirely removed ana men
: were AZ work tearing down the second ana
third floors Inc foreman leit me puilu-
! INK shake. ana oroersa tne men !" oo.ne
down. but before they couid 90 20 we
J building fell.
II THE senate committee on mines and
. mining agreed, on the ga. 70 submit q
favorable reporf on thehill allowing Willie
lam Nc1arragnan % 81 peio1e ~ eou'
, Of Claims with his famous fanocne
. Grande claim
IT was reported from washington. o1
the I'D, thar 6enerai Sneriaan was ssrs'
! ously III OF nervous Prossa'lou. -
physicians were very much eoncerneu =
20 MS CONDITION. -
A NOTICE mas peen postsu ~ tn7 ~ =
Iron and Steei-worN ~ rn.soutsn -
. that reuucton ia wages ~ sen P's ec-'
Viii oe nnoe "nsn .'' .'''..
q The Nationai fark pann ~ Se~ u
0 oas instisutea sun "A M sap. e,ns .'
against Charies = pe 1aun - - - So
(: assistant CASHIER tor ,ns reeoso's 49,, ~ 80, !,
W., when y was fouho Nc 40 snoi'
MS accounts.
HkSity eouncai y ~ o..s.ns ~
/ over the mayors ve'o' ~ .nr -, -
J. ordinance taxing from ueneral nea1 n
: gard control q app9ln'Inen's Az Nc - 4,
q partment % Iuolc w. 49, -
q was CHOSEN commissions M -
= eiecuon. Us tnousn' un~'
garn VAL resign -. - -
; ~ Was announced On ING 80, ma -. =.
d medical STAN ~ a'1enaanee upol ~
nmPsIor ~ 80 lnans 80 - 80 - =
d ana tnat put one ouiist'n 49, 80 - !.
n issued regarding tne InPe1o' ~
! ditlon-
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An enactment Brief. Bus % the Point.
AGecting Million slaves and Appren-
siees-rhe Late Bondmen's Coajugsl Re-
lati0ns.
NEW YoRK, May 92.-The Herald this
morning publishes letter from Rio De
Janciro, dated April -. containing the
provisions Of the Emancipation Law re-
Gently passed BY the Brazilian Legisla-
ture. The Emancipation bill Il verv
short, having only Ave brief articles;
First. Declaring free from the date Of
The bill all slaves in the Empire.
Second. Relieving from further service
the free-born children Of slave mothers.
Third Locslizing the new freedmen
thin their counties for two years.
Fourth. Empowering the executive q
issue the necessary regulations.
Fifth. Revoking al contrary provis-
IONS
Il 4 estimated that the Law enamel.
pates six hundred thousand slaves and
relieves from apprenticeship four hun
dred thousand children Of slave mothers
Previous TO the passage Of the law, the
voluntary emancipation movement had
taken firm rovt in the provinces 81 Rio d
Janeiro and Minas Geraes. One notable
fact in connection with the freeing o:
the slaves IL the anxiety Of the freedmen
70 legalixe their unsanctided conjuga
unions and 70 legitimixe ueir offspring
~ the Brazilian Inv humanclv permits b!
after marriage.
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Marriage % Prince Henry Of frus''
Princess Irene % Hesse'
BrRr1S, Nav M.-The marriage q rr'ns ],
Henry Of Prussia 20 Princess I'LL NJ
Hesse was solemnixcd To-day In the cn. y.
& harlottenburg Castle. The town =
crowded with people who were anS'v whsn
catch : glimpse Of the royal party; -,
General Won Moltke arrived u .rd,
cheered enthusiasts ically by the tno1s'A
waiting on the outside lof the cas1's, srs
noon al the bells OF Charlcttenpurs MA
runR % announce that the ceremon, ,h,r.
begun in the chapel, and . salute o. 80 n.
ty-six guns az 1880 o'c'osA ,,ou
nounced that the bride and brid 49,.
had exchanged rings. Emperor snsusts
lex and the Dowager Empress pr,nc
were present at the ceremony. rer,
Henry and Crown Prince William Prime
dressed In full naval uniform Sr.t
Henry and Princess Irene y. .d 800
cousins, the Prince being the seco '1" M
n Emperor Frederick and his prln~ I.
third daughter of Grand Duke Lusr n"sep
Hesse. Both are grand children q
Victoria.
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Terrible De~srucsion ~ Railroad Property
BY Double Wreck Near Randolph. Mis-
souri, AT Least Two Lives Lost.
Kansas CrrY, No.. May ga double
wreck occurred yesterday morning nj
small creek. one mile east Of the Milwau-
kee bridge, az Randolph, aud Eve miles
from this city. The accident was caused
BIZ the giving way OF the bridge spanning
the creek. Many cars aud two engines
we're precipitated into the water. four
men were killed and three badly injured.
A little before three o'clock an eastbound
freight train on the Rock Island railroad
approached the creek IT . high rate Of
speed In order TO clear the way for the
eastbound freight on the Hannibal q 81.
Joe railroad The Rock Island uses the
Hannibal track between Kansas City and
Cameron. Just before the engine
reached the bridge Engineer Pete Weltzer
noticed the structure sagging
nearly 70 the water. which was run
ming into torrent underneath.
He shouted 70 Fireman Snyder 70 jump.
Before they had time 70 do 20 the train
dashed on 20 the bridge and both Weltzer
and Snyder were thrown into the creek
They escaped with slight injuries. Five
freight cars. loaded 10 their utmost capa-
city. then piled in the creek In an indis-
criminate mass, splintering and MASKING
the cars. and throwing their contents INTO
the water and on the banks. The engine,
No 533, got over the bridge safely. but
was pulled back by the tender. and stands
upon end far above the debris. \. Roy
! ston, . brakeman. was on top Of one Of
the freight cars which went into
the creek. and was instantly
killed, being mashed beyond recog-
4 nition- R0yston was > married man.
and lived AZ Elgerton Junction, Kas.
Brakeman Edward g. Anderson was sent
ahead TO flag the Hannibal freight. He
mistook the tracks, and walked along on
the Wabash track in the direction Of the
| Milwaukee bridge. and was run over and
killed by . Wabash freight.
rHr SECOND DISASTER.
uw.s inst ten minutes after the wreck
ing Of the Rock Island train when the
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GRxExvrLLK, Miss, May 23.-Three hor.
rible and unjustinable crimes were
avenged yesterday by the hanging Of ono
white man named Graham and two me-
groce named David Moore and willard
Hall. The execution took place In the
Jail yard at Bolivar, the county seat 81
bolivar County. About two thousand peo-
pie Witnessed the hanging. David Moore.
4 large negro. had killed one Of hi. COM
panions during game u dice. Willard
Hall. big six.footer. while drunk, killed
! fifteen year old boy. Graham. the white
man was about twenty-five years old and
81 rather delicate appearance He Wa
hanged for Killing two white men on
ounnower river.
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NEW YoRK. May IA Kansas City
special says: Suits have been begun In
the United States Court q Denver, Col,
against ninefy-seven farmers In the best
part Of San Luis Valley, the lands being
claimed BY a Dutch company called tho
United States Freehold, Land and ImmI-
grafton Company. The suits involve half
Z dozen villages, including San Luis, the
county seat Of Costilla County. The COM
pany bought 5Do,0o0 acre. of land n the
Deaubicu grant. fifteen years 80, from
Governor 0ilpin Tor 100000. The grant
was originally made 20 Charles beaubien
~ Ire Governor Of New Moxico. the
consideration being simply tsam q
horDos and buggY.
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worcrsrKR, Mass, May - .'asr.
Teemer ana Albert Hamm, Ms l',,sr i
ieft here yesterday for Boston lse with
II fine condition for his raee s,nner
Gaudanr On Decoration Day. here
complimentary 70 Tcemer W. .tarn.
Wednesday by Commodore 800 sn ]. VI.
Negotiations for match pea r~,se 70 an
kennedy and Fred Plaisteu e ..ar falling
end wednesday evening, tne '''s dspcsits
% ocpee upon date, and w ..,edia.sy
were withdrawn. Kennedy i 'Isaa u rcu
issued 1 new challenge 20 Plaisss' three
! three.mile race, with sul ,nr $50 .
veers from signing articles , -, FOR.
side and posted twenty-five COZ"
feis a tha SDv once.
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Inn Comptroller q the Currency, On me
s1sf authorised the First National Bank o.
Hays City. Kas.. % begin business with =
cnrital Of $4,000.
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TT House of Representatives, on tne
go r.~<ed the bill creating depart
m~nt 81 agriculture by vote o. yeas
-: nays. "a
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4. u BAxcRorT. Of Port Huron. Aicn-'
n ne 2fst, accepted the position q super
infendcnt Of the Railway Nail Services %
enke eject June 4.
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IN National Convention Of Commits
rfoners a. Labor Statistics met In Indian
apolis. Ind. on the 80 thirteen states
being represented
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ms. CrxyRLAxD has been invited. ano
vim probably accept the invitation. 70
chrisfen the new cruiser Baltimore 81
philaiclphia. July 4
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THE Senate committee on appropria-
lions completed the Indian Appropriation
bill on the "a. The reductions made in
che House bill aggregate <226.oo0, leaving
The total appropriations nov contained
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TnE appropriation for the equipment
and maintenance Of the militia o. the
United States il this year placed af >do3
co. Last year II was <lm. 900 and pre-