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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-29
Amcr,ea, c,a,l,.a. a. r,a,c.

PARIS, May 2s-Mr. McLanc, OK.
United States Minister to France, In a
farewell letter TO President Carnoi, in
which he incloses n photograph Of the
statute OF Ia Sale, presented TO the city
Of Chicago by Mr.. Lambert Tree, says
America remembers that she owes
France not only for military assistance
which assured her independence, but as
well for moral support and generous ideas.
aud also for the work OF the missionary
pioneers and explorers who opened 10 civ
ilinlion the immense region OF the great
West, n region which Is tending TO become
more and moro the center Of population
and industrial, commercial aud intellect
ual activity Of the United States. have
made point Of recalling this debt Of graf
iiude ai the moment when France ccle-
brales the centenary Of the grand principles
OF social acknowledgement which renewed
the whole earth, aud whose benchcent
effects have made themselves felt even In
the most monarchical countrics."
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The anrnnnr,. Inr,.

Cu'cAoo, ILL.,, May IS Coroner Hertz
convened his jury at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing and, before taking testimony In the
case, took II out 10 Lakcyiow 10 examine
the Carlson cottage, In which the murder
lie supposed TO have bocn committed.
About II O'Clock T. o. sullivan was
brought from tho LakeyleW station, before
Justice kcrsicn At East Chicago avenue,
and held without bail until June 10. A
mitiimus was made out Tor the commitial
and he was taken 10 the county jail
Frank Williamson, the horse thief was
brought before Judge Williamson this
morning 10 plead 10 tie charge Of larceny
IA baileo. lie entered The plea Of not
guilty and was taken back a. jail. Wood
run IL the man who says be carried body
In wagon 10 Lincoln Park on the night
Of Dr.. Cronin's disappearancc.
After returning nom lakcyiew the In.
quest was adjourned iill tomorrow.
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The stsry Denied.

CncAoo, ILL.,, May 2s.-sulliyan him.
self and the officials, high and low. dc.
clare that the statement published this
morning TO the eircc, that lac had made a
confession, laying barr the entire details
Of the plan for the murder Of DR.. Cronin,
Is ialse in every particular
An afternoon paper processes TO have
information 10 the elIec. tina, nothing like
sweeping confession was secured from
him, only an admission that one Of the
men who hired the Carlson cottage had
sought work from him and had been fro
qucnlly about his place, that lao had told
this young man Of the terms Of his con-
tract with Cronin, aud that tho young
man could have secured ono Of his (sulli-
yan's) cards II hc had " desired Il ID
now given out that Harry Jordan, the bar
tender. has not bcon arrested, as was
stated yesterday.
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Cattle Thieves n, worL.

CnANnEnLAiS, OAK, May pa gang
Of cattle thieves are operating in this sec.
ton from Pierre TO the northern boundary
Of Nebraska, and are causing the farmers
considerable trouble. John X. Lowe, Of
Bignn Hills, in the southern portion Of
this tBrulel county, recently had thirty
six head Of cattle stolen. Sheriff Van
Horn, Mr.. Lowe aud a hcrder, started In
pursuit and trailed the cattle south into
Charles Mix County and succeeded In
rcscuing tho cattle from the thieves.
Other reports Of losses have been received
here and Il Is stated that dcplorablo
condition Of affairs exists in the counties
In Nebraska that border on the Sioux res
eryation, and especially in Keya Paha aud
Rock Counties, that State, tho losses hay.
ing been heavy.
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SENSATIONAL ABDUCTION.
A Finely Dressed Woman Stolen by
Two Men In Wichita.

a Finely Dressed Woman Stolen by
Two Men In Wichita.
WICHITA, kas., May 2S.- "A mysterious
abduction case that is now exciting great
interest occurred here last evening. An
unknown woman, whilo walking In the
most aristocratic part Of the city, was
bound and gagged by two men who drove
rapidly up behind her and carried her
away in covered carriage. Her cries at
tracied the attention OF two bankers who
were on the street and the only witnesses
TO tho occurrence. Before they could
reach her the men were out Of sight
around n corner. The woman was about
twenty-five years Of age and richly
dressed. She had arrived in tho. cts, as
I'm investigation showed, SUNDAY. She
refused TO register at the hotel at which
she stopped, but said that her mans was
Mrs. Rinchart, from Cincinnati Tho
police were Immediately notified, and are
making strenuous effort TO solve the
mystery, but 80 Ear have been unsucccss.
iul as they have absolutely no clcw as To
any Of the persons concerned In the ab.
duction or the motive which prompted II.
II was stated last night that Rnchart is
not the woman's name, but that she
comes Of prominent Illinois faulty, and
hat the two men had been hired 10 put
her QUE OF the way.
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OoAHoMA COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Instructions for State Officers - Local

Instructions for State Officers Local
Candldates-The County sito.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
CLARKsDALE, Miss, May 2S-Tho Dem.
ocratic Convention OF Coahoma County
met here today and transacted the follow
ing business:
A resolution was passed indorsing the
present State administration, and instruct
ing the Coahoma delegation to vote for W.
W. Stone for Auditor, George NJ. Govan
for Secretary OF State, and ]. j. Evans, Of
Monroe County, for Treasurer
Sam g. Cook was nominated ior County
Representative, H. NJ. Ycrger for Sheriff,
w. l.. Ganong Tor Treasurer andlW. w.
Shaw for Surveyor.
motion to instruct the delegates TO the
State Convention TO east the vote of Goa
homa for Stone for Governor was tabled,
and the delegation goes uninstructed.
RESOLUTIONS were passed instructing the
Representatives TO procure the passage Of
n bill removing the county site from its
present location at Friars Point, and sub.
hitting TO n vote Of the people the ques-
ton of location. The vote on this, the
one absorbing question for Coahomans,
stood S24 for and 2l7 against removal.
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A Lively Tlme Among the Deputies.

PARIS, May 2S-In the Chamber Of
Deputies today NJ. Laguerre gave notice
that he would interpellate the Govern
ment in relation TO the delay OF the Senate
in making a report in the case OF Gen.
Boulanger. President Meline replied that
while ho was DESTROYS TO respect the lib.
eriy Of the tribune II would be impossible
TO allow NJ. Laguene to make such an in
terpcllation. The Senate, he said, was
entirely independent in this matter. as
the issue was Of judicial character. The
Chamber had no right or power 10 inter-
ferc.
NJ. Laguerre referred TO recent Interpret.
lalions made In the Chamber concerning
the slowEess Of ceTLain judicial action
The President Of the Senate, while sitting
in case like that OF Gen. Boulanger,
was similar 10 an examining Judge, and
the Government had right TO inform him
that the procedure was slow. II no debate
was permitted on his Interpolation public
opinion would severely Judge parliament
tarism and the chamber would exhibit a
fear Of universal suffrage. These remarks
caused an uproar When il subsidized NJ
De CassagnRc declared that NJ. Melino has
taken II upon himself TO assume the
guardianship Of the majority. lie asked
the Republicans TO show some decency and
denounced the Presidents decision rs an
ignoblc mocksry Of justice. Here there
was a renewal Of the uproar NJ. Dccass.
agnac in conclusion said u the deputies re-
tanned any feeling OF shame. courage or
duty they would vote TO allow NJ. Iaguerrc
10 proceed with his Interpolation. The
Chamber, after passing n vote censuring
NJ. De Cassagnac, proceeded with the order
VI the day, by n vote OF 30S 10 PIG.
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the church chimney. Folio wing along
the stove pipe, which ran around the
room, 1t crushed the two stoves into irag.
ments and tore up the floor. After leav-
ing the chimney the bolt separated and
portion OF 1t ran down the chandelier over
the pulpit, striking Mr.. Meyers in the
back OF the head. lie fell heavily to the
loor, and was thought TO be dead. lie
laid in an unconscious condition for more
Than hall an hour, Several persons in
The large congregation were shocked into
iinsensibility, but soon recovered. On the
back OF Mr. Meyers's head, where the
lightning struck him, is bruised place
about the size OF a silver dollar. His face
appears burnt, and his sight is nearly
destroyed. lie was brought to this city
Tor treatment. An oculist who is attend
ing, fears that the loss OF vision will be
permanent and complete,
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The Hhoac island q n,rer..

NEwroRr r. l., May 2s.-The day
proved a fine one for the Inauguration Of
Rhode Islands Governor and State OIL.
GERS. The day is observed as holiday.
Tho Newport Artillery escorted Gov. Taft,
the State officers and the members OF the
Legislature TO the Staichousc. The House
elected Augustus L. Miller Speaker. The
Senate IN Republican. the House Demo.
cratic. The two bodies then met in Joint
committee, appointed committee 10
count the votes for general officers cast at
the State election aud the committee nc.
ported no election by the people except
for Aitorncy-Gencral. The Assembly then
chose the following Republican officers.
II. W. ladd. Governor; %. II. Liulefeld,
Lieutcnant-G Governor; :. III. Cross, Score.
tary Of State, and Samuel Clark, Treasurer,
and Nil werc inauguraiod with due ccrc.
mOuV
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-Four people Bnrned 90 Don,h.

HAVANA, May 2s By the explosion Of
a can Of coal oil in this city, woman and
her two daughters, aged respectively ihir-
teen and two years, also colored boy, were
burned TO death. Two sons Of the woman
and two other persons were severely
burned.
An official telegram from Cieniuogos rc-
ports tho capture Of the bandits Victor
Machin, Juan Machin. Eusbio Morono
and Ramon suarez Tho wife and three
children Of Victor Machin have also been
arrested. The entire party will arrive here
on tomorrows train from Cicniucgos. A
reward Of $1,000 each has been offered for
the arrest Of the bandits.
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Tho rsrneII Commission.

LONDON. May 2S-Tho Parnell Com.
mission will adjourn on Friday until June
IL Permission has been given 10 the i'm.
prisoned members Of Parliament, Messra.
Condor and John oConnor, TO come 10
London and testify before the Commits.
sion. Mr.. Reid, Of counsel for Mr.. Par
nell, produced before the Commission to.
day the League books, which have been
In the possession Of MB. Nfaloney, treas
urer Of the Ladies' Land League In Dub
lin. lie stated that the Tina had subpc.
naod Mrs. Malonoy, and could have pro-
cured the books before u Il had deslred 70.
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Cronin. B,ucc, who has Just returned
from three months stay in Texas, says
that Mccormack paid him 500 in adj
vance and agreed to pay the remaining
Sl'OC0 when the job was done. Bruce
declares that Mccormack told him to feign
sickness in his office and then send for DR..
Cronin and kill him. Bruce says he took
the 500, spent it for liquor and never
made move toward carrying out the con-
tract.
Bruce bears rather unsavory repu,a-
ton, and the police do not place ali tho
reliance in the world in his story. lie
has been in numerous scrapes in this
CITY.
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InI,n ". miIimnn Aii,n.

TorEgA. kas., May ga small sized
sensation was caused last night by the an.
nounccmcnt that John W. llilman, Of
Lawrence. was alive aud under arrest In
1873 hc took ont insurance on his Ito ag.
grcgaiing $4,000. The next year be- went
TO Wichita with John Brown and was re-
ported acci denially shot At the instance
Of the Insurance companies the body was
brought Ia Lawrence, resulting IN the dec
lafali0n that the body was not that Of
llillman. The widow took the case into
the courts and year after year Il has BEEN
continued aud fought with great zeal by
both uaftipH
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OBITUARY..
william nufori.

sVcclnl plsnhich 20 The Appeal
NEWPORT, Ark, May 2S-William Bu.
ford, ono Of the most respected citizens OF
Newport, died today. lie was the wealth.
est farmer in Jackson County His death
occurred this morning at his home, three
miles from town Ills friends aud neigh.
bogs who have known him for years all
say I'VE have lost the best friend We
have ever had" Ills remains were sent
this evening 20 frcderCktown, NO, 10 be
inferred beside ga parents.
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a seriou. Thund.rbo,,.

CmcAoo, ILL.,, May 2s.-A dispatch
from Danyille, ILL.,. says The Rev. J. Q.
Meyers, Of State Line, Ind, at the request
Of The Rov. Steele, Of the Now Liberty
Christian Church, Fountain County, Ind,
filed the pulpit In that church Sunday.
During the evening services small rain
cloud. was noticed TO overcast the sky.
Immediately aiterward binding bolt Of
lightning descended, struck and DESTROYED
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NEWpoRT's BoopLEns.
Tho Kentucky iowa Bufsrs because Of
Raacally Ofiiclail.

CNciNSArL o., May 2S-Ex. Treasurer
Louis Consians. Of Newport, Ky. was
today indicted by the Grand Jury Tor om.
bezlcmcnt, the amount being dxcl at
$1,000 The ox-Ciiy Clerk, Wan. T..
Mcclure, wits also Indicted on the same
charge. Ills shortage Is fixed ut less than
5000. Much surprise u felt In both cases.
both men arc OF high standing IN ,hc
community, aud neither has been sus.
pccied Of any Intentional wong doing.
Mr.. Constnus admitted a shortage oi nearly
5000 but seemed confused when shown
a shortage Of s27,0OO Ia Que commission
from ha cash book.
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cI,iI scr,ics In,s.,ian,lon..

NV YoRK, May 2s.-The Board Of
Civil Service Commissioners, consisting
Of MessS. Lyman, Thompson and Rooso.
welt, with Mr.. Mason, the local commits.
siouer, whose resignation takes effect June
!, arc in session at the Custom House to.
day. It's understood that an inyestiga.
ton u being hold into the alleged irrcgu
larilies IN the conduct Of the Civil Service
oilice In that department. Commissioner
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Jona ora,. aud whlle swan confer.

CmcAoo, H., May GA dispatch
from Pierre, OAK, says John Grass Of
Standing Rock, the leading chief Of tho
Sioux nation, aud White Swan, principal
chief al Cheyenne, were In Pierre yostcr.
day They converted freely about the
Sioux BILL, saying that Il would DO ratified.
Only one objection was uiscd, because
the bin did not give the nation the south
bank " the Cheyenne River, but tho In
dnns will ,ign a. the bin provides for the
payment Of cash, and they want money
mora tlau land.
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n.sr aud rin,, oo,o Ai.,Ln.

Nrw YouK, May 2S.-Ex Senator
Thomas G. rlatt and Gen Russell Algcr
have decided 10 spend the summer In Al
aska All the details Of the trip have been
arranged, even the date Of their departure.
They will leave this city June 20, IA Gen.
Ayers private car, Michigan. They will
Journey by rail 10 Tacoma, in the new
State " Washington. From that point
they viii embark In a steamer, which will
convey them 10 Alaska. Mr.. Plat will be
Gen Ayers guest on the trip. They OK
poet 10 be away two months or more.
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A nr.Idenc. nnrnrd.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Columns, Miss, May 2s.-At $50
o'clock last night the residence Of Mr.. j..
4. Frost was found TO be on fire. The
alarm was sounded aud tho Fire Depart
ment was soon on hand, but not until tho
whole roof was In flames. The building ~
n frame one aud no one thought Il could
b, saved, but the fremen did such excel.
lent work tina. q great part OF the building
was saved. The loss Is about 5000 I'M
sured for =. 900 In tho London, Liverpool
and Globe. The fire originated In u de-
iectiye lluc In the kitchen.
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spt.IaI psrai'h 10 The Appeal
LuuE Rock, Ark, May 2s-Thc Gov
crn5r has at last succeeded In getting a
min who will act "a sheriff Of s. Francis
County until an election can be- held b.
M, the vacancy caused by the murler OF
Sheriff Wilson. lilo u Z. T.. lloskins. OF
forrest City, aud the appointmoai meets
With general Balisiacllon.
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A Tnrfmnn Arrr.lca lor Mnrder.

CfNciNNAri, o., May rs Clifford Porter.
an owner Of race horses now az Laionia
Park, was arrested today and placed IN
jail In Coyinglon. Nv, upon a rcquisiiion
from tho Governor oi the state, brought
here by a DEPUTY sheriff OF Galveston,
Tex, charging him With murder COM
mittcd some time ag1 IN that city during
quarrel. Mr. Porter has employed eoun'
sci 10 protect bis RIGHTS.
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Irish Local Government.

DUBLIN, May 2S.-The Irish LINES Con
servative) says that government com
mission OF experts, which will have no
connection with politics, will be appointed
to inquire into the existing system OF local
and imperial government with view TO
drafting an Irish local government bill.
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rhe.OrI, ofiheIDunninssIIeir.

Special Dispatch iu The Arpgal 800,
JAcgsov. Miss, May 2S.--Judgo Hill
In the Federal Court today oycrrulcd tho
motion Tor o new inL made by the aitor'
news Of the Nipksburg & Meridian Rail.
road. Ia tho case OF the administrator and
heir OF ". T. punning. wherein Judgment
was aWarlcd them Tor 5000. This hnally
disp0s,s OF IhU case
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A MURDER AT coALDALE, ALA.
One Miner Emptles SHOTGUN Into
Another.

One MINER hmptles n 5hot.Gun Into
Another.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May 2S.-Simon
Anderson, a miner at Coaldalc, was shot
and killed last night by Scott Parker, a
iellow-workman. Thiriy-sx buckshot did
the work. Parker was believed to have
been too intimate with Andcrson's wife
Last night, when returning home from
work, Anderson met Parker and asked
him where he had been. Parker replied /:
Its none OF your business" Anderson
snatchcd a pistol from his pocket and
tried TO cock IL, when Parker leyelled a
double-barrcled shotgun on him and
pulled the trigger. Anderson fell dead
with three dozen bullets in his body.
Parker escaped and has not been heard o.
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The Yn,kYrIe nen,on.

LONDON, May 2S.--There was another
race today between the yachts Valkyrie,
Trek and Yarana The Valkyrio was
beaten by both the other vessels. The
course was from Harwick to Southend.
The time OF the three yachts was rs fol-
lows: lrex, 303:4I; Yarana, S25:23; Val
kVrin 3.oH.DO
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RiO.ing In neIgra,lc.

BELGRADE, May 2s.-During the de-
monstration against the Progressis,s in
this city last night, one gendarmo was
killed, lieutenant was wounded, and
colonel was dragged from his horse and
maltreated. The troops were prevented
from firing on the crowd by the orders Of
their commanding officers.
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CmcAoo, H., May Is. The Daily Mc'u
has tho following Detective Robert
Bruce, who has been conducting private
agency in this city. walked into Lieut..
Horace Elliotts Office this morning and
said that several months ago Alderman
Mccormack offered hin 100 10 Kill Dr.
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sam Io,.,.tIssLsop. Miss.

FTTTHI TTT1ITH m I'M NVVH1I
Jackson, Miss. May %, The tent for
,ho Sam Jones meeting has arrived and
been erected In the north end Of the Cap
itol Enclosure, With ample seating capacity
10 accommodate the largo crowds cX.
pcrtod. The report that an admission ico
would be- charged N rid culous and with
out any foundation whatever Admission
will be- entirely free.
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YAzoo CITY.
An Asaignmont-An Alliance Lecture
Judge Hudson's Illness.

special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
lAzoo CRY, Miss, May 2s.-lI. c.
Phipps, general merchandise. assigned to.
day, John Lear assignee. Liabilities and
assets are nearly equal, 5000 covering
either.
The Rev. r. w. Coleman, State Alliance
lecturer, addressed large gathering Of
the order today at the Courthouse. Ills
address was able, pointed aud well ~.
ceiyed 10y his auditors.
Judge Robert I. Hudson, one Of the
best known lawyers and public men Of
Mississippi, lies critically III at his resi-.
dcnco near town and no hopes arc enter.
uiined OF his recovery.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
Lord Lytton's Case in Parliament.
A Lively Time in the French Cham
Der of Deputies.
administer McLane Expresses
Americas Gratitude to France.
The British Ministry Preparing an
Irish Government Bill
The Unitarian Conference in Switzerland
-DeCassagnac Observation-Disclosures
Speaks - Miscellaneous For


LONDON, May 2S.-In The House of
Commons tonight, Mr.. Edmund Robert
son, member for Dundee. moved a reduce
ton OF the foreign office vote for the pur-
pose OF taking the judgment OF the House
on the absence Of Lord Lytton, the British
Ambassador at Paris, ON the occasion of
the opening Of the French exhibition.
Sir James Ferguson, Under Foreign
Secretary, denied that Lord Lytton's alb
sence was due to prearranged under
standing between European Governments.
II was tine opinion OF the House that the
country ought not 10 have anything to do
with the celebration Of q revolution re-
garding which political parties in France
remained bitterly divided. conservative
cheers When nation was unanimous
in its rejoicings OH the centenary Of great
historic event there could be no impro-
priety in the Queens representative being
present ut the ceremonies commenting
such event. Thus Lord Beaconsfeld au-
thorized the British Observation-Disclosures
10 take part in the ceremonies that attend
cd the centenary OF American independ-
ence. Fhc French celebration was in no
way analogous 10 that Of the United States.
Furthermore. the absence OF Lord LytlOn
bad aroused no dissatisfaction Ia France.
Mr.. Gladstone acquitted the Govern
mcnt OF having acted in concert with other
powers in the matter, but he blamed the
ministry for an error Of judgment. lie
thought Lord Lytion should have been
present at the opening OF the exhibition.
After further debate Mr.. Robertson's
motion was rejected by a vote Of 2S3 to
100
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.air. T.I. scsit.

special bisIaith 10 The Appeal
CorFEEviLLE, Miss, May %. Mr.. 7. J.
Scott, one Of our best, trucst and noblcst
citizens, died this morning at o'clock.
The entire people Of Conccyilo respected
and admired Mr. Scott. and his death
while but little past the prime OF life, is
universally dcplorcd
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They Moaid Noi kympalhisc.

LONDON, May 2s.-Ata meeting Of the
London Council today It was proposed
that resolution be adopted expressing
sympathy with the Prince and Princess OF
Wales because Of the behavior Of the crowd
at the Whitehall review on Saturday. Mr..
Burns, the Socialist member, strongly OBJ
jcc,ed to the proposal, however, aud tho
matter was dropped.
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Ths unitarIan..

DfaSr, May 2s-Al an annual meeting
ofthe American Unitarian Association held
here today tho President, the Hon. George
s Hale, was reelected. The report Of
the treasurer showed an income Of 500
and expenditures sl00,373. The deficiency