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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
PHILADELPaIA's ALNsHoUsE.
INDIANS DIS SATISFIED.

They Feel that They ar9 Being IN
justly rsated by the Governm snt.
CHICAGO, May ga special from stand
ing Rock, Oak, says; Tho indians here
held bi. council sunday, I'd all agreed
not to sign the tre ty unless paid sll ,C0J, 900
for their land. They feel hurt at tue way
the government is t eAu z tlen in regard
10 the ca los of 1861 aid 1876 ami tney
re really getting no more nov tnan
tuosA treaties callei for. no bill gives
Red Cloud t25.O00 for hors}s talen from
him by govern ne It In 1876, I'd as the
) audmg Rock India lls5 three horse b.
their one AID could get nothing for en-
them tl0y are greatly incens H. T com
mission Will e. TO the Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail agencies first, vile tne
Indians are Ia 6 Oh humor over Re Cloud
obtaiuing a large sum OF money, and it /,
prob bic tnat over tlree-fJurths of the
tribes men th-r5 will sign"
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GIVEN TO THE JURY.
NEWS OF III . oatENr.
An Earthquake In japan Editors Sc
verely Punish ID

An Earthq uaks In japan Editors Sc
verely Punish d
SAN FRANCISCO, MAJ 23.-The Occi-
dental and Acct ien.al compaly's stslmsAip
Belglc arrived here Yesterd ~ brin ging
Chinese and j plneSe adyice3 to Nay 2.
The Jdpat Mail tiewsplper) states that
an earthquake ut a moss unusual ch tr &c fer
was rec dsd a. 2;J7 p. m, AJ,1l Is. In the
sis nologicn ser yatory tho u IeriaI
u ,iversi y at Toxic Tue pc sui rity of
the lenOmolon Was n Vt In 3 Violenc, bus
"a the extreme slow less Of is oscilla-
lions, tax ng from ur to even
seconds 10 60 utleJs th3 fol tn and
olck mouol, chi fly in a horiz ntaI
laue lyi ( sou h aut north. The = we're
five veiticai motions, however, Of equally
slow periods. The plsIom non last II ten
m nuteS and thirly-six Sc 'Onds, no lam ago
ing done a, yet reported,
JOURNALISTS SEVERELY PUNISHED.
YokDha ia pap pyrs give an a count II ths
sew 70 pulis mo it ot t ia o ese ] lur lal-
Is VINO published wi n "a sC t IN of nav
liberal co stl ution picture of the sllelet m
OF the empe -Ors irO a.. Ons was @ t. ICED
three ears impriion eat and Il d,
'blle the 90 ler rece. we'd olo year In p.ls N
aud vas ed.
Count Herbert Bismarck is to receive n
japanese decoration OF the first order OF
malC and tne graHd 0rdor Of the rist 2 sun
Tor his services IN treaty revision and tho
engagement OF imperial advises.
Hcav, Hoods have done grc-t damage in
several provl ces aid ia tie city Of h,ota.
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BOOM o. THN .OUrII.
More Substsnti Il rro <ress 70 be Made
! his Yoar ThAl -ver

More SubstRnti Il rro <ress 70 be Mad g
his Yoar Th4a -ver
BALTIMORE, May % -fhe Hdnu(ac,ur.
eys Record says; "Iue su inner anl fall
Will witness more substa ltial progress ia
tho south than uas yet b3en. hanufactur-
Ing interests aro p osperng, aui new enter
prises, ma them Of Rrslt i'm 30rtanc0,
are being established. a $1,000 OJJ com
pany Is AZ X, "A ,d Will sJon havo ,2OJ
en- employed dIgnng deep wnter har or
at tho mouth 1T BrIz9s rvs 1 K, from
which point railroad, will he built % Ilous-
ton aud otIer points, aid nyrtnern nnd
fJteiS ca Yitallsts ar0 Interested ia this big
schOine.
a s3.000,0OO company has been organized
10 eKte a he East 1e uessoe. Nirgi ia and
GeIig.a all oai 10 Mobile, giving the irol
ce II Of Alabama auOthor outlet t0 tho
sea.
"rhe Birmingham iron mon propose b
spiud 5000 o. nov plant Tor SC fsi
making. Dal as l. 10 hayo a s. ,00J. 90 bank
anl S2OO0lO uoteL
There A. " at act yiiy w the new cotton
seed Oil mills, eleven having besn Orgalixsd
ia cue lat fsw weeks. SEVERAL cotio III
mil Ad iron fufnancs con laales hnve
altJ been 1rgaax "a"
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GERMANY's ROYAL GUEST.
A Review of Troops and Other Ev!-
denCal o. Fr.and lhin

heVlew OF Troops ana Oth6r EVi-
dencss OF Fr.sndship.
BERLIN, May 2!.-Thsrs was parade OF
tho Bsrlin and Spand4u SarrisoAs to-day / :
homo Of KING Humbert. The troops were
reviewed by Emperor William ald the
king.
This afternoon King Humb,rt and the
ince Of Naples visited Prince Bis narck
AT luncheon in ths palace the emperor ro-
ossi 4 toas to King Hunbert. Ii tAank sl
TIE king for the mark of frie idship shown
by bis isit to Berlin. a d sud at the
tfoo h9 mad JUS reviewed wero also grat,-
f1 R7d prou Of th3 donor to tusn. In
concluding tbs emperor said: II drink to
t 9 ki & AMI queen If Ital5. to their bravo
troops. and to tho unaterabls friendship
b tween Germany an l-ely."
King hunbert declared that uis Journey
to Berlin was grateful duty hs unity
Of Go ma aud Italy formed a pledge Of
e lr,psan peace. 40 tr armies" ne cou-
cud "a, "knoS how % fulall the great task.
I drink to the health OF the nps or, en-
press ana famll tO the glDriOI, German
army and b e prosperity OF G srmany"
A st ate banquet u military character
wa, given this evening The Conversation
as an; mated, and tae mouarchs we're in
excellent spirits.
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CHOSEN CONGRE5sMAN.
Republican GARNER TO Succeed
\ lhJmns Ryan of Kansas.

A Republican GARNER to Succeed
thomas Ryan of Kansas.
TOPEKA, KAN, May 22. "A sp .cial cleo
tion WIS he "A yesterlay IL tue FJurth con-
gressional district to elect success to
Hon. Thomas Ran, who was recently ap-
pointo minister to Mexico. Gen. Harris IN
Kelly, the republican nominee, who Is a
armer, was elected VITA ut opposition,
there bel no other ca idi late.
ILLINOIS NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
CESTRALIA. ILL.,, May % - he returns
so far received from. yssterda = IN .res-
sional election in the Nineto ,nJh dist ic ia
dlcate me election Of j. X. Williams, the
democratic candidate, ove' 7. ). ri lgo.
way, the repubLca ;. re &c ion was 10
AL tue vac incy clusel by the death Of
Congressman Townsh md.
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sTEAMERs co LrDs.
Point rws,ve Miles from Montreal
tn Scene of the AccldenJ.

A Point rwe,ve Miles from Montreal
tn Scene of the AccldenJ.
MONTREAL, My 22-The steamships
Cynthia and PoYles.au coilided this mora
ing in the channel near Long Point, twelve
miles eat Of tIis city.
The Cynthia, Capt. Donaldson, was n
fre ght steamer, AMI was bound inward
from Gla,g W. The Pol fnesi IN vas oound
outward Hit freight and pa SINGERS for
Liverpool. The CyLCAia sank in about IL
fathoms Of water. The survivors swan
ash re. The Polynesian proceeded to
Quebec IN a danags ndiJio J.
EIGHT DROWNED.
The accident occurred at 4:30 o'clock this
morning, and seven persons drowned were
IN their beths below. Another man who
was drowned was on deck, but could not
SWIM. All the lost were members OF the
crew. the Cynthia carried no assengers.
There are two opinions as to the cause
f tie collision: One that it was
due 70 mislndepsJa di z as TO "the rule
II the road. and other that the Polyne-
sian re used 70 ooey her helm. Tue chauneI
Is crOo ked whore tie collision occur ed
Toe Cynthia su in about seven MINUTES
alter the collision, aud is totally ,ubnlsrged,
except her masts Sine carried pig iron aud
coal.
THE PoLYNEsfAN AT QUEBEC.
QCEBEc, May 29-lhe Poyuesi ar
rived ler5 this eve tlng. She received seri-
Gus dama e. the extent Of wnicl caa .ot be
gn0wI u0tu Surveyor have ma ie th5ir re-
port.
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CARTER GETS A DIVORCE
ONE JURY THAT A wOMAN's BEAU.
TY DIDN'T DAZZLE.

They Find Her Guilty OF dultery as
Charged in Her husbands cross
Bill, and Exhonerate him OF Her
CharEes-The case kacy in the n
treme
CHIcAGo, May % The notable divorce
case OF Carter vs. Carter whcn has been
on tria for several weeks Ia the circuit
cou here, before Judge Jamison, was fin
sled thi morning at 8 o'cI ck when tho
jury came IN with iis verdict. suit as
brought by Mrs. L sli Carte WAC arged
her husband with nampl 81 Off nses.
Mr.. Carter fled cross bill, charging his
wife with adultery. The promi elcs Of the
pa ties, the unu, ual ueauty # NJ 8. Carter.
and ther mltters unusnal in such hearings,
IN de it celeb atsd case aud the court
room has been crowded since b trial began.
LIKE TALE FROM FAIRYLAND.
During Its progress the trIal took the
lste 'ers II I'm gtuati N over z ,oI part
oil Edrope, gave tnem glimpse, of royal
prod gallty with wnich Mts. Carter lay.saed
money on persoa al udornmenLs a "a euulu-
az =, tloug Ter husband was y no means
ich man, traced the pa mant to ber of
se'e al large clecks draws by nromi enc
merch Mt of New To k. nude evile It her
fre dship for Ksrle Below, the ac or.
toLcaed upDI her Citations with her phyI,
cian', aud In iort deveo ed series II
son atl1ns satisfy the psctauous OF tho
most ssnaa ionally inc ed
GIVEN TO THE JURY
The arguments we're comp etsd ye ,tsrday
af IA Oh aid the CT was giteA to tho
jury. Az the opening OF court this morn
ing It was lnou ICED that an greement
.ai beel reacIe1 The verdict wne an
bounced was 10 he effect that Mrs. Carter
was guilty OF adultery as charged in the
eros bill, an that Mr. Carte was not
guilty Of the charge, preferreI agai s5 him
~ his wte's Ill. Nit or Mr. njr Mrs.
Ca ter was present whal tho We dict was
Announced
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ROLLING MILLS RES UMa.
Brighter Times EXP scts4 at Readin
in Consequence.

Brighter Times EXP acCe4 at Reading
in Consequence.
READING, Pa, way 23-lt was an-
nou iced here this afternoon that th9 Kev
stone rolli mill, which employed over $50
nea be ore tie Rea ling iron W Irks failure,
since ~ hicn ii ue IL has oJn idle, aid r.
sumo next Mond to run iudB ende It
hereafter " tho Readi iron works, a nd
fini arket for l,s product arou ID Pitts
OurG. This, taken Ia con .ection with Tia
fact that Seyfert's rolling mill, W ich has
ais been cl sci since the roa works failure,
has ais rcsu ued with 80 mon. ldicat %
brighter times for this ci.y a d section.
MINING RESUMPTION.
PoTTsvILLE, PA, Stay 22. the first indi-
ca 10. OF "a UreaK In tle s,agnat ou whicl
for soma time pas, has prevailed la the
mining industry in tbs region oc-
and Phm * Park No. 3, ReadlnE
Coal ami iron Company's cOllieriss, waIcl
have be a idle for several mo Iths. started
10 i-hand5i ald ON ful. time. Other
idle mi es will pr bnbly be- put IN opera ion
in the early future, but a general resump-
tion is not anticipa,ei.
WAGES REDUCED.
a special from Sharon. Pa, saws: "A
genera! reduction Of 10 per ce IT, has been
ma ie IN tLe wages OF furnace smplo oges
throug out the 5AenaAdOah valley The
ma ufacturers claim az they wers forced
10 this by the dull market and low prices.
The reduction IN wages turougn the
Mahoniug yall.y several mo tbs ak
wits al,ther cause. A. SIarpsvilie
800 me s"e affected at the Sharon 100 aud
at Yves NJ lle,ex 80 The no nave nc
cep ed tho reduction and the different plants
are working stsa MY. Ohe p 0 nj leat iron
manufacturer said tonight tnat It was not
question Of wages Just at rose It.. 1t was
a questioI VIE her It wou d DO continued
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PURGAT0RIES ON EARTH.
MORE LIGHT ON 1Hs COOK CoUN-
TY INSANE ASYLUM.

Boodleism at tho Bottom or the Bar
oarous Practices That Have Been
the Rule There tor Years-No Repu.
table Practitioner Allowed 20 stay
in the institution.
CHICAGO, Nav 22.- In tho inquiry as TO
the state Of affairs at the Cook County In
sa e Asylum to-day, DR.. Clevenyer. FOR
merly a me nber Of the medical staff there,
testified they ID was impossible for reputa-
bio practitioner or att -ndant 10 av there.
The most disrepu able ones were ths ones to
stay, bee use they devoted more time to
intr que. The disrePutabe ones practiced u
system of elimination Of the better elomont
by either physical violence or other means
'In 1856, said he, physicians who secu ed
bodies at the asylum for dissection told me
the bodies were so covered with vermn
that the I'd to be sc)rchsd before bel <
put on tho dissection table Once il
1885 | hearl screams of pal and
running from my office, found two
a tend .nts standing over patient named
HertEberg, Who was bleeding profusely. |
knew there was no use IN making any
complai t,sS the attend ,nts were supported
by john CunImngs inf lencb on the county
board. Soon after they 10 eled aud re-
fus ID to obey my orders. They secrettd
bodies on waioh | dss rel to Old post
mortem examinations a | could lot got
them for three days after they were
buried.
ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTED.
az published 6 ) atemsat aud tne follow
iag night oue Of che attendants called mo a
vie name. aud few mo nentS later shot
was fi'ed down stairs. Ih' bulleJ ashed
thr ugh the ,or and lodged IN % my book
case"
Sool after this the doctor resigned.
What is the matter with the inst, tutionr
was asKei
lit is under tho influence Of boodesm
1t is il b ad place on uns lubrious groun l.
ere sno Id be new bulldi * for IN le a.
well as female patients. No building ,ould
have m re an $40 patents, case IL is
impossible for one man to over ,ee more
Then the county board should be k c<e1 out
and the asylum put IN tue hands Of stat9
commits 10 ="
fhs d Ictor told how boodleism had pre-
vented investi SatloIs.
PHILADELPdIA'S ALNsHoUsE.
PHILADELPHIA, May % la compliance
witI a equest from Prssld ut Laughln o,
the board Of C arIties aid cocrec5.o on,
George W. Synondt, a reporter Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, who secured ad-
mission 10 the insa . department of the
Puiladelo4ia b spltal & . cou lty aims
house,, and Afterwards wr W the iis l.
tuition, to-day appeared bef re Mag strate
,mit am mai al aniI1 it charging
Keeper Joseph Marshall. 10 spl Dev.n
atd Joseph Villa nsln vita as a lit and
bat cry upon numerous patIe ITS OF the in
,titutiDn. WArra Is wer1 at olc3 Issued
70 tho arrest Of the three kee iers. I o
b airing has besn dxed for Tuasd ~ mex
whsn It Is expected that sIm. interesting
revelations will be rad The prose s;utlol
is in tGo hands the district attorney.
Symonds will appear simply as witness.
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1NDEMNt Y FOR GERMANS.
The Question Not Brought Up in the
Aontere, CO YesterdAY.

Inc question MOI brOuRht Up IN the
~onteret CO Yesterday.
BERLIN, May 22.-Ths conference on the
Samoa question met again to-day. The
ss,sioI lasted from 3 O'clock until 4:30
. lock. The speci Il correspondent OF the
Associa;s1 p ess learns this evening thai
contrary eKpectatlO there vas no diff
cluy e.c)un. erel during to deliberations
OF 5.A cJht3 elci a. 10 sessions to- lay. The
question u the ldema4ty to 10 paid by
"a uoan5 f)- tbs xiii Il tho Ger ans
Apia ~ the natives was not br ug 10 up,
bI was EFT 10 tns wotkin. committees.
This action .aken as an Indication tnat
IN uuss.iO can be solved here. TIE nef /
s. son Of ths co H. ence will bs he'd next
weex. The final aijJu. nmsnt may occur
tlBl
Tho American delegates TO tho confs--
enc ave been inyiCed 10 attend court
C n"s-t Friday light Tnoy Wit iesssd the
military rowe y tp-dAy.
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Jo.IEl,s ooAL MINERS.
Work Suspended Il the District Ok
ing to Wage D.fferelc g.

Work Suspended Il the District Ow-
ing to Wage D.ferelces.
JOLIET ILL, May %. Tho coal miners
of the twelfth district Of the National
Prog ,essive Ulio mst in convention here
yesterday. Tho operators acre Invited to
the meoCng, but refu % to attend, Work
is suspended IA the district. owing e th3
proposed reduction IN wages II 10 tents per
n. Tn miner, Off r b. accept "A reduction
OF pa cents per N, which would IA Ike
yes ~ cents, III bass upon which the
. OAio ami Pen sylvia ia miners have settled.
ine Ipera ors claim that they caunot
compete with machine mined coal
at that rate Resolutions we're adopted
at late hour lat nigh offering 70 submit
tD arb.tra i1u, II the propJ,IliO 70 acc 'pJ
21s celt1 reduc ION saoI.d not aval and af-
II All Q hei, rpose t. light t. a hlisl Il
arbitration IS rejsctel by the operaJors.
Tney cali up IN tie locJmotivee gineers and
hreln TO refuse TO .all c al fro II mines
worked ulder lover prices, and upla ali o q
ga .iz'd tIb1r to refuse TO handle coal ship.
pod from uch places.
RuoroUs WORK AT BRAIDwooD.
Word besl rec.ive hera fro II b aid
wood tuat the lniIeri at tlat placs are
,aradi4g tho stlee,s y ith ar >, Threatening
20 burn tue mines and shoot all WHO o TO
wo x undor the pre-. Tue she III left here
for Brad wood with posse at IA Ion.
GERMANY's sTRIRERs
BERLIN, May %. i c)nseq renee Of the
on-a q y alce b tus ow ier5 Jf tho stFlk.
err TO ms, the GelseIk rch II hi lers met
to-day AID resolved to continue 20 striNe.
A majo Ivy of the strikers al D)rdndnd
ave resumed work. ID Uuty Hlclsr l.
trying t. arrange a settlement with the
meI sill out.
Tn, F.eischers spin ers at Re!chenbach
are on strike.
STRIKES IN BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, May %. -S Serious strikes are
reported IA many parts Of Bel yium. At
Seaing aud Li.ge go colliers have quit
WORK.
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vlRGlNIA,s AAIL sIonM.

Great Damage Done TO Vegetable and
Cotton Crops
NoEroLE. VA, May y. "A severe hail
and aiud storm yesterday d d grsst damage
10 crops In Ehs sJut tlern sections OF S,u.h
amto aud Isls of wight cou ties. along
the lins of the Ssaboard and Roanoke rail.
road. The main dA mage in SOUTHAMPTON
county was do q 70 you e ottJa pla ts In
the % .therI part " Norf TX county c1n-
arOuF
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BlRMINGHAM MUaDEREas.
Two White Men ana a Nezress Under
Sentence.


SenJencs.
BfRMINGHAH, Ala. May % Henry
Smith .yhltel. Who murdered j. D CoAlsy,
at Haygood', crossroads, last year. was con-
VIC ei today the criminal curt II mur-
der IN the first degree, with pI islmeat OK
,eat This makes two white mel ANA ons
cOorod woman now T. tie Bir-
uIlngIa jail under sentence Of death.
Judge Gree ty-day prJnuunc ssu-
tlncs OF death on Minnie Moses, a
negro womal, recently co victed OF hiSh-
way robbery, aud d,ei the date OF her
cxecuuon as Thursday. June a. Tn!s viii
be tue frs time In Alabama wueu lsga.
execution took place on any otner Gay tnau
Friday. " was custom, nos law, wAicu
fixed Friday, AID judge Greea mates toe
hrst break.
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New YORK, LAY 2!-Pr.clsely a. noon
to-day. MAJOR 9 ant ma ie an Innou ce-
ment Of his appointments as follows: Police
c5mmissio err James j Martin; clmmts-
81 iner Of ch iritieS a ID corrections, E i"ard
She-hy: f, .rporAt.on counsel, Wdhln II.
CLARK: lock CON nisso e., J. Sa-gtsls
Cam: polcs justices Charles y Pal itsr,
EIxArd Hogan al GsI Jpln CJclraae
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Bos1oN. Nay 23 Brooks q Wells. boot
and 10 manufactI ers. at 80 % 70, with
an tiice a. l03 Bedford street, Boston, hsvs
failed. Tler liabilities are rgDol ei Al
&sJ. .UJJ, aud their 90 uinil as'sls az tJJ,OO.
be- Il 80. % IS sta ed, hss O.en Ioink On
lsrg.a A bu ines fJr iis capita, Nhlch 4.
~ 90. nile is traHsaclo.s aggrvs atsd
Am .uJ YeArlt
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LtNcJLM LIvE.gooL.
The New Minister Mot oy a special
Ieudsr Gay With Flags.

LIVERPOOL. Iny y u Jon tuS arrival
OF tue sinsr City VI Paris in the Msrssy
this afternoon a special tender decorated
With Gags put out b no gesssl for 10 pur-
p,ss Of elnveyinI X Dsrt +. Lincoln. tho
nov American ni str, sshors. Among
tAlss 90 tie v idsr 1h 9s D. - meet Mr
Liuc "a eers lie n While. n a. &c gttry
~ tIs Amar eau legAtiO A. London; No
Russell. American asul ~ Lave plll, AID
be ms sber, ths oyrplrftila " tais city.
Th mayor met 81 LlaoSll ~ "a IA IA q
wsle9med ban ~ ths ~. Mr. Lins
elll fYeat no Il ~ in y yefp ~, bag pro
cslol numedlaiely fSr Lyndop.
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An En- pre,. shak sn UP.

BERLIN, MAY 22-A tram con- ~ NJ tho
Empress Il Austria from Wiesbad5l -
Vienna, met Aitn an acciislt t0-taT While
th train was Dol shu ted AZ FraukfJrt,
tns .ast car eft the ra j. a.d three II EN-
wer. upset. he Emp ess AID uer suite
weT3 shaken up, bl, ro1odr va injured 8
fotman. TO trall VS. isaysi a.
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FRIsCo's Ru SLAMS.
A Claim that Their Churches aro Do.
tactiv6 Agencies.

San Francisco, May p! 1T Il ciaim,s
b. many Ru sia IS lero that the trs which
destroyed te Rgssiln chufcl yesterday
mo ning with LES OF SO. .OOO. was the wo,i
of an incendiary, with the ublect of (. u.
cealing a mlsapp oprlation Of fands, and
K ttiul 81 Of Bishop Va iimir. who ba1 a
barrow escape from burulng % death.
Many " tYo members cain thar tho
Russian church bcre u llltis uut a dos ctlyo
afelcy a d that no erey 10 aye sc K
AZ splea Tor the Russian Ruftrnneaf, tha
tua HUeifA nf the eauroa aEH ~ sAa hs 4 uf
p aaacrupulena flng. E.la f1ai ie3 bishops
hafa already beea uaIQefe4
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Lost Win IT'S Zen.

HALIFAX ". s.. Nay ~ 4l-Adyices from
81 P,errr. n qIslon, saie that ~ hshing
Vssssis. tbs Ela ID y iatFs frsfes. taicl
eft france sane q - qko fof 80 Asf.
\ 70 b 20 iuii aDd fbal ali lands taFc
dsabllssl bean drowned
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A orand yuke nse Led.

ST. PErgEsscAG May 2l-lt Is stated
that q specA Aensugo FROM ths cLAf as
reca.lsl tie banl-hs Grand DIss Con-.
stantiI8. AID that hs wi 10 rhius.atad "a
bis former command il the lavy.
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PARfs. May eg.--AlDt or ballot has hosn
or isrol t q lsrs ton, cd ~ Gen b1n-
LANCER rs defeated for Lhs municipal oea4-
cll by 0nly $40 fogsA
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A PROFIT sHARINI PLAN
A Fall River Mil company 70 Give the
cheme rial

FALL RIVER, MASS. MAJ 22.-The an.
nouncement was ma 10 this morning saat
the directors Of tho BourAe mills corp wa
ton has deed Il to adopt the plan OF profit
sha ing with the operatives. The arrange
Uent Is anuoInceI IN the fo.lownlg CIR
Gu ar
To The Orerseers aud Employees of the Bo,one
M
1t gives me tho utmost pleasure 10 announce
10 you that the president and pArd OF direct prs
or tmS curporatlln havA authoriGei ms 10 offer
you snare IN lgs profits tor SIX mOLths, con.
meLci < July, 1880 10 January, lsgJ The exact
details nave not yet boel deterMtH d, hut ii Is
pro- tosei that every mAn, woman aud child
cuntinuln IN our employ for tie above time
shall receive some share Of the profits, tu be
pad in cash on Feb. l. $50. in pro- Jor ion to
the vi ages earned for the whole six months, and
the tctai Mount Of dividend slal not be IS
than per cent. OF the casa dividends declared
aui paid 10 stock lOlders du ias toe same time.
Tde MY coalition req iireI to q tcpa . IN
th' above on your par. viii bs taitatui u I'd con
ttnuous service, except whom eXcdscd GA Ac-
count OF 81 .kness or any sutice,t re- lson. TIE
eNpac atlon is shat - Vii feel and take au
llte'eat IN the success ald prosperity W ich,
by tins plan, you Will snare wtd the stock
holders. Trus. ing Iat on and al viii ap. rove
thiS geGetou. action and heartily endeaNo or to
cooperate 10 aake the experiment succsss.
am, sincerely yours
GEORGE a. CuACE. Treasurer.
This is new eparture IN the + il River
mill ma age uent, and the re ,uit will b
watched wi h Intert ST by o her cJrp rat.ons.
FDe topli)n OF the plan IS ma My due To
Hon. Jonathan Bourne OF New Bedford,
tho largest t0ckAolier, who has already
been distinguished for many privileges and
acts Of gener0s ty.
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Pr ain lAlnnesota.

MIyygAPoLs. AZ q "A number Of
owns Ia Gotta. aad solsler ,liilesott
reps.t a uari frost tlls m9ruiag, doiAg
s.ine damage y Vegetation.
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woM4N FIGar WITH KNIVES.
Both Terribly Wound d and One oi
Them ay Die.

PIrrsBURs. Pa, May IA Hunting
ton, w. Va, special says; Miss Rucksr
aid Miss LII, tie Kyle, Two young wo nen,
engaged in bloody battle with kliv 8
Sunday night, and after s desperate en-
coun er MSS Kyl fell 70 the grou d ex-
haasted Both Girls we terribly wou dsd,
and Miss Kyle ls IA lnge Gus conditto :.
Miss Rucker was arrested, bat " IS released
py Jl,tice b wen, whj decided that It was
a case OF self-defelse 1Ge trouble was
about n young naI.'