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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13
ONE CENT.
AMERICAN LABOR LEADS
Europe's Artisans DO Not Com
pare with Ours.
BOTH WORK ANDwAGEs INFERroR

Return Home Of the Workers Of the
Famous scripps' League Their Hnnd-
some Treatment Abroad The work OF
America and the oid World Compared.
NEW YoRK, sept ia-The seripps' league,
composed of fifty representative workiugmen
and journalists, who went to Europe for the
purpose Of studying the conditions Of their
fellows IN tile older world that they might
carry back with them such Impressions and
suggestions az might boa benefit to the toilers
IA this land, have arrived un the CITY of
liome Courtesies were extended to thein by
the lnrge manufacturers ia England. France.
Germany and Belgium, with the single ex-
reptlon II the hrnpp gun works al Essen.
Germany They were admitted to the Wool
wieh arsenal, where they were given all the
information they desired. at Paris they
were nude the special guests Of the city.
Twice they were brealdnsted by Minister
WhitelaN Reid NJ Barthoidi, the designer
q the great Liharty statue, gave 70 each of
The uomhers Of the expedition when they
visited bis works d specimen Of the metal
from which the Statue Of Liberty IS made,
bearing an appropriate Inscription
America LENDS the World.
G y Thompson director and manager Of
tho purity, says that the worrmen on the
other size are not t1 ha compared Is those Of
America The foreign machinery 4 cum
bersonle and acks the completeness that is
seen on this d1e His party, he said, was
teatod everywhere with courtesy and ampia
opportunity offered for a thorough investi-
cation
Waecs Are Away Down.
William Hanna of Cleveland, who repre-
sents the iron and steel interests, said his
visit 70 the ioundries of Scotland and other
countries convinced him that the European
trade was not 20 b. compared 10 that Of
America. The wages were 5i per cent. be-
low those in this country
Away Behind IN Printing.
H. H. Ogden, Of Cincinnati, who investf-
gated the printing trade said chat the
priaters on tine other side are where we were
twenty years ago,
mrs. harrys Investigation.
Mrs L N. Barry, of Philadelphia, speak
ing q the working women of other countries,
said that in every branch Of labor but that
Of clerks the wonen had 90 work longer
4 AAsst tatN AttAAtiAtttAtn utAtA AtfhtNt tiHhtitf
wages. She visited several districts III Eng.
laud where women woried.as biaeksmifhs 4
the forge some Of the women working nj
| Che forges were 80 yoars old She alsD saw
hrielsfards whore tile labor of women pro
dominated
Engineers Very Poorly Paid.
Joseph Thorpe, 81 Murfreeshoro, Ills
looked INTO the engineering work % Europe
lower than in America and the reason tha,
engineers did not some t0 this country Is be-
cause they were unable ta save money enough
g pay their passage
The party Is Qunrtered at the Coleman
house, whore rooms had been reserved for
them. They will leave for Cleveland on the
/ $3.50 a. m Erie frnin
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BALTIMORE, Sept 13-President Gilman,
Of the Johns Hopkins university, issues an
official reply to the statements contained in
northern papers relative to the financial con-
dition Of the university He says the salaries
Of Mother the president nor Of the professors
have been reduced. The accumulated in
come of investments, outside OF the Ralti-
more and Ohio railroad stock (which
amounted last year 10 $40 01W, is available
Besides this lumber Of generous persons
have subscribed si0s,010, 70 be expended as
an emergency fund during the next year
BY the beguest of John w Mccoy the
university is also the residuary legatee Of his
estate. The amount to be received from
this source wiz be perhaps sl090
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lie uNFoRruNATg,s FRIENp.


Mrs. Ellen Clifford Leaves Thousands of
Doliars TO Various Institutions.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. l8.-The viii Of Mrs
Ellen u. Clifford, Of New Haven, widow Of
Arthur n. Clifford, Of New York, who died
last week after giving legacies Of $3.50, 900
to her relatives and those OF her husband,
and s50000 TO various friends, leaves the
rest Of her property 70 charitable lnstitu-
tions The New Haven hospital gets $50, GOO,
with power to the executors 70 increase it To
$a0,o5u; the New Haven dispensqry, 5000.
the New York Society fer THE Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals, $50, ,oo0, the Massachu-
setts society for the same object, 80 700, and
$4,000 for the support Of home for stray
animals at Boston, the New York Society
fer tie Relief Of Crippled and Ruptured,
So, 600; the Connecticut Prison association,
$1,000; the New Haven Society for the Pre-
yention Of Cruelty % Animals, s5, 600, the
Massachusetts General hospital, $1,000; The
Mclean Insane asylum, 5000; the Massa-
chusetts Society for Aiding Discharged Con-
victs, 5000 Society for Aiding Poor, Sick
and Incuraales s2OO0O: New York Society
fof the Prevention 0f Cruelty 70 Children, S5.-
600; the New York Society for Relief Of tie
Destitute Blind 5000; the New York Col
ored Home and Hospital, 5000; the Wash
ington Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals, 5000; the New Hampshire
society for the same object, 5000, and the
Massachusetts, Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children, 5000
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

LONDON, Sept l8 Chief Secretary Bal
four, replying to Mr G.adstones statement
that the prison treatment of Mr. Conybeare
showed an absence 81 right Judgment and
humane feeling, denies that the prisoner was
suffering from disease 20 an extent justifying
his release The treatment Of Irish prison
eTs, says Mr. Banour, Is more lenient than
that accorded to English prisoners, and
those convicted under the crimes act are
more favored with relnxations Of prison dis
cipline than any other prisoners are.
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CAPE MAY, N. j., Sept Is The storm has
abated, aud tidewaters are running or the
meadows through breaches where the heavy
breakers cut passages Not for thirty years
has a storm Of such magnitude visited these
shores The damage in and about Cape May
20 improved property has been compare
tively small From the steamboat landing
which was swept away on the Delaware 70
Sewell's Point, it is estimated 20 be sl500uO.
On nnimproved land the Leach has suffered
severely from the invasion Of the sea James
Y Clark and wife, reported Lost, have turned
up They took refuge when the yacht May
was beached In Sewnllis Point hnnaa
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

WASHINGTON, Sept. la-No information
has been received at the navy department
from the United States steamer Atlanta,
and much uneasinsss is expressed as 70 her
safety The Atlanta left New York for
Newport on Monday, and should have ar
rived there on Wednesday morning at the
latest When last seen by passing schooner
the Atlanta was plunging badly, and the
schooner's crew reported that she did not
show much bnoyanoy The Atlanta, how
ever, is regarded at the navy department as
FIRST class sea boat Her non-arrival Is,
therefore, iuexpllcable.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

Nav I0HK, Sept. l3-Sainnel IIolcomb
Molles3n, q ven known paper merchant of
this CITY, died az his home ia Brooklyn at
ESQ a. 10 81 pneumonia aitar a short ili-
ness. On Saturday he attended bali game
Hud sat ou The ground On Sunday he ieit
badly and grew worse rapidly, until death
came. Mr. Molleson was born n New
Brunswick, n. J., about forty-six years ago,
going 70 work Tor Cyrus W. Field as clerk
ne started in business for himself ia ls1l
air. Molleson's father was a prominent law
Ser in New Jersey He wns attorney ggn-
oral for New y ork for q number of years
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

FoRT NIAGARA, n. ~. Sept l3-The FOL.
lowing are twelve highest scores for the first
day Of the department shooting at 200. 800
500 and 500 yards Private Thomas Cunning.
ham, 1872 Corp Martin Hamburg, 10. Corp
Truman Organ, iG9; Corp John Kelly id9
Corp. o 0Dmneu, l6T; Sergt } A. Rich.
ardson, 1865; Lieut. Charles L. Potter, 1866
Sergt. $ s. Stanley, 1863; Capt Charles T
Witheren, if5, Sergt David r. Langley
l54; sergt William Greenhalgh, l64; Sergt
Walter Peacock, l61 -Four dessrtions from
Company y, Tveuty-third regiment, hav,
occurred
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

SAN Francisco, Sept. 1S-Bishop Giles
pie called the session Of the National confer
ence Of charities and correction to order
and after prayer by Rev Dr. Wendt, f. a.
Wines OF Illinois, submitted tha report OF
the committee on reports Of states. The
summary Of the condition of charities and
correction in the various states was listened
to with great interest Among the speakers
were Or. A, G. Byers, Of Ohio; H. H. Hart
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

From Sea Isle City it is learned that the
SEA wan X zn sons s.ia t..- lil--... > I'D
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SAN FRANCISCO, sent l3 -The United
Stntes man-of-war lroouais which hns been
undergoing extensive repairs at Nare Island
for the + s. year, wns given a trial trip in
the bay this week and developed su average
speed Of z knots nn hour with favorable
tide N view of this uufGVoraAle result Il Is
doubtful whether she Win le sent ta Honolulu
AS intended. The lroqunis was built thirty
two years ago, and atthat time was regarded
as one OF the finest wooden ships afioat.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

NEW YORK, Sept 13.-Collector Erhardt
has decided 70 remove Clerks Hollender and
Terhune, owing TO the charges that they and
Clerk Davis revealed to applicants for civil
service examination the questions that
would be asked Davis viii not be removed.
Chairman Roosevelt, Of the civil service
commission, wanted all three removed, but
his colleagues, Messrs. Lyman and Thomp-
son, favored the removal of Hollender and
Telhl3na ffiIv
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

NOTICE!-TOLICY HOLDERS Or TIL
~ German American Insurance Comp q
are hereby notified that the agency of the
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ROYAL

ATOTICEl-POLIgY HOLDERS OF The
IN Royal Insurance Company are hereby
notified that the agency of the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

CHICAGO, Sept ls-Thirty venire
men wore examined in the Cronin trial Most
OF them were business men who had formed
opinions o. had conscientious seruples against
the iniiictian Of the death penalty The de-
tenaa used up eight and the state one Of its
peremptory challenges during the day This
is the most progress made Ia a single day
since the trial began. -Four jurors were held
over night, among them being Farmer james
Pearson who has been passed repeatedly by
both sides, and who now looks like a possible
hmm
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

NEW YoRE, Sept. l3. The funeral Of the
late s. s. Cox was held at iO a. Ii. from The
First Presbyterian church, corner Of Fifth
avenue nnd West Twelfth street The i'm
pressive services were conducted by the blind
chaplain af the house of representatives, ns-
sisted by Rev 4 Dewitt Talmage and Rev.
DR.. Deems The pallbearers were John ID.
O'Ccnnor, Mr. Cox's private secretary, Mt
III Whalen, John Henry Mccarthy, w. j.
Hhschfeldt, j. J. Norris, J. H. Bessling, n.
J. kearney and Henry BischoiF, Jr.
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More ships Ashore AZ I.ewes.

LEwEs, Del, Sept. l3 = The schooner
Sarah G. Clark Of Bridgetown, n. j., is
ashore and abandoned near Rehoboth life
saving station. She is in good condition
The bark Doris Eckholf is anchored safely
IN Lewes hnrbor. Schoonera C. s. Edwards
and }. K. Manning, Philadelphia for WASH
ington, and Schooner Rebecca NJ. Smith,
Philadelphia for Portland, are at the break
water and all right.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

BUFFALO, Sept l3-Hon William f.
sheehan has brought suit in the supreme
court Of Erie county against The Albany
Evening Union for libel, and places the dam
ages at $4,000 The summons and complaint
states that the defendant published an arti-
Gle on Aues 20 last, headed ''Sheehan the
Traitor, ? which reflected upon the character
Of the plaintiff and with intent to destroy
his good reputation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

WLLIAnsToNN, Mass, Sept lS.-Wnl-
Jams college opened its 97th year with the
largest attendance IN its history. The total
mum Der of siuGents is Si4. Professor Russell,
late Of Yale Theological seminary, begins
his utios as Mark Hopkins professor of in
tellectual and moral philosophy. George b.
Flint, of 's6, becomes assistant in chemistry.
The.Rev nr Henrv Hap,ins, Of Kan as
Guy, oecnnes tbs cAn 70 tns college pastOrats.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

track Is washed out. The main line Of the
West Jersey road between Sea Isle and the
drawbridge is entirely destroyed Riekers
cottage, Newland Star and Shakespeare
houses and the Surf hotel are all destroyed
The Excursion house is almost gone The
railroad 10 Avalon is washed out, and por-
tions Of the bridge over Townsend inlet ara
swept AWAY
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GERMANIA

NTOTICEI-pOLICY HOL IERS OF Tit
~ Germania Fire Insurance Company ar
hereby notified that the agency Of the
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The Franklin Life Buoy Tested.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept - The new
Franklin life buoy, designed BY Naval Con
struct0r Hichborne, was successfully tested
at the navy yard The buoy displayed q
light on being thrown into the water thus
furnishing a guide both for the person whq
may be overheard and Tor his rescuers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

NEW YonK, Sept 18-The Herald pub
fishes the report of Professor Loudnn. Of
Toronto, and Mr., Mcdonald Of Montreal, Of
IN exploration by them Of the famous Lake
Alistassini, ina Quebec province, showing that
instead Of being q vast inland sea, il is a
series Of long and narrow bodies Of water,
three in number, connected with ono an
other, and situated IN a sterile and desolate
region, with none Of the desirable character
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

ROCHESTER,. n. ", sept lS-David Jayne
Hill, LID, the new president Of the Uni-
versity Of Rochester, assumed the duties Of
his office for the first time at the opening OF
the term. He made a speech to the students,
who greeted him with greet enthusiasm
Sixty-six freshmen have entered the univer-
sity ia the class Of '93
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

Y I'D 10 II7771 ~ 10 II777 7
Hon. James Tanner, Commissioner Of Pensions:
pRAR SIR Your letter rendering your resiena
ton oi the office of commissioner Of pensions
has been received, and your resignation Is ac
cepted, 70 take effect on the appointment and
qualification II your successor. I do not think
il necessary in this correspondence, 70 discus,
the causes which have he'd "a tho present attitude
of affairs in the pension Office You have been
kindly and fally advised OF my views upon most
of these matters
Il gives ine pleasure 10 add that so far as | am
advised, your honesty has not at any time been
called % question, and beg to renew the express
sion Of lny personal good viii. Very truly yours
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Sept i3-During "a
hoavy fog at z o'clock in the morning col
lision occurred az Miller's City o.. forty
miles east Of here, on the Nickel Plate road,
which caused loss Of about 100000 The
west bound fast freight and merchandise ran
into a gravel train Both locomotives and
fifteen cars, with their contents, were de-
stroyed Engineers F. Ebert and a. J.
Young, Of this city, were injured.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-13

PROVIDENCE, Sept. ~ The report Of the
committee of creditors of the Phoenix Wooden
company, whose Mills are at East Greenwich,
gives a pretty bad showing. Liabilities are
$780, and assets S40S, ,sl6 An offer Of
twenty-five cents ON the dollar is recon-
nAsAus4 " s-s ~s-..-.4as.--.
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LONDON, Sept. l3-The Mansion house
committee announce that the feeling on both
sides is becoming more amicahle, and that
only extraneous questions prevent an imIne-
diate ending of the strike 1t is hoped that
the causes of difference will be entirely re-
moved and satisfactory settlement reached
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PROPOSALS.


iA1BOPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
ne undersigned until l0a m of THURSDAY,
ne l9th instant, for supplying the Del ware
,taIe Hospital for the Insane with one hum
lfea ana twenty-five pairs of gray blankets,
= ~ Q actual measure, of quality equal 10
he institution
Also pairs ia white blankets equal IN
u4lity 70 sample as aforesaid.
Payment VIII be made October 81
BIDS must be endorsed For Blanketsm and
ddressed to Dr. D. ID Richardson superinten-
ent Delaware state HosDital for the Insane.
Wilmington, Delaware
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CHICAGO, Sept. l8 The Globe says; Law
yers W =. Forrest and ) NJ Wing took "a
trip to Lake View, and at tine drug store az
J +. Frohn, No $50 Clyboune avenue, they
met pr John Il Brandt. who has analysed
tile blood stnins on The walls sc tile Carlson
cottage The conference lnstea for over two
hours and toward thu CLOSE aeeame very anil
mated. None 81 tAe principals could be soen,
but Dr Frohn stated 10 a reporter that he
understood that the lawyers were endoavor-
ms TO persuade Dr Brandt % testify that
the stains ga the walls 81 the cottage were
made uy blood iram an animal and not from
human bamg AS far as could be- learned
the doctor rclusad 70 change his professional
opinion that the stains were those OF human
blood. The lawyers left the drug store very
much disgustud at the failure q their efforts
% break duwn one of tins strongest points III
the prosecutions line 81 argument, and viii
undoubtedly eiideavor 20 secure further tes-
tiinony % reblt Dr. Brandts analysis
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Providence, Se. lt. 13-Little Peter Smith.
formerly cotmteifeiter in Cincinnati wa
arrested here ior passing counterfeit bills
Ss.~----.-.s-.sa saa ias-s sss ss..s s~liaisa
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WASHINGTON, Sept l8-Maj Poole, Of
Syracuse, and Maj. William Warner, Of
Kansas City, are both m entioned as Mr..
Tanners probable successors
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LONDON, Sept l3 The disappearance Of
Rev Mr. Harfield, d Congregational minister
from Walsall continues to be a subject 0f
much speculation. Mr. Barfed Is sad 60
have incurred the emnity OF tha Irish lnvin-
cihles hy some utterances of his in a series Of
Tory political speeches ia London There
are vague rumors of his having been lured
% Ireland by fictitious Invitation u lecture
there, but the pq.sce have not get been able
tQ Verify this suppositlon. Indeed, Il IS
limited that the detectives are working on q
vulgar ana prcsaic theory 81 their own TINT
tie dominic may have temporarily fallen
from grace, and thnt bis absence may thus
~ accounted for the ciergynans friends,
however, fear that 10 is another Cronin case.
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Inventor Edison's Benevolence.
PANS. Sept ls.-Snce Mr. Edison's de
parture il has become known that during his
stav he~e he donated II, 900 francs to the poor
OF tas city. -.--s-,~--~-,s>.@>-s-~.--~-
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BURKE WAS 10 ple.


tfeteetiNs George Williams.
WINNIPEG Man, sept 10. = Detective
George Williams, of Chicago, who Is hore,
informed a reporter that he had discovered
evidence Of the greatest Importance Ia con
nection with the Cronin murder He has
learned positively who gave the Winnipeg
chief Of police the information upon which
he arrested Burke, and has also discovered
that after Burke had been captured and
lodged in jail here Clan-na-tiael men we're
sent from Chicago 70 make efforts 10 assas-
sinnte the prisoner. II has leaked out that
an attempt was made TO kill the prisoner
while IN Jail, the would be assassins making
good their escape, This has been kept hushed
up by the authorities, but Detective Williams
makes no effort TO conceal the facts from the
lawyer who defcnded Burke Williams claims
thar he has succeeded ia learning the source
from which thoy obtained funds to conduct
the defense and be intmates that several
prominent Chicago men will be called upon
% make important explanations.
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ol4oh.
OFFICE OF
BUCK & CO.
SUR Am CE.
Continental, GeFnaniay
German-AmeFican,
Queen and Royal.

We have given nip the agencies Of the above.
named 60 rpNnlcs
Before the Policies expire that were issu ID
by Buck 4 90 W VII cail On all policy
holders and satisfactorily explaih Why We CAV
these comran as mp, and we viii aisp az ange
al the same time far the continuance of t15
business AT this office ia equally good com
panies.
Our experience Cor fifteen years in this bust.
ness and the careful attention given to the in
tercsts Of our ems omers during th Il period
snOuld convince our customers a3 to whore
their insurance should properly be continued.
Meantime no action whatever is necessary
in relation 20 your present insurance.
h. p BUCK.
Ninth and Market streets.
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SITUATIONS MANrEp.
WANTED.
Iosr ANn rnuNp.
noARp AND ROOMS.

DOARnERs WANTED; GOOD ACCOM-
ID modations. 4O6 East Fourth street
NOR RENT-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS.
IT Apply TO 41a Madison street
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TAe NgMs N eRIeE.


FRESH rips from the Wire Carefully
Culied.
A scheme Is announced for the consiruc.
tion oi q ship canal between Edinburgh and
Glasgow. The capital is placed at AZ, ,u00,000
G r. Pierpoint, a leading farmer 81 Ritchie
county, W. Va, and nephew 81 the war gov
ernor ot Nirginin tataliy stabbed a SON 81
Peter Wilson during q quarrel about a girl
with whom both were emitten
William b Macfsrran, Of Philadelphia.
Che partner % Tax Receiver Clay ii the con.
vtyancing business AZ 500 North sixth street,
that city, las nhscondad with more thnn
s2,0lO of Mr.. Clay's money
The select council uf the Ancient Order 81
Knights of the Mystic Chain, az York, Pa.
has elected y. H. Rettew, OF Columbia. Pa
select commander; John j. Davis. of Pitts
burg, corresponding secretary, and w. G.
Brown, Of fittsburg, select treasurer
Hon Nathan III Weeks, Of Plymouth, NJ.
II. is dead, aged 81 He was prominent IN
New Hampshire political and business circles
and member Of the legislature from 1873
10 1881.
John Cannon, " Suspension Bridge, ~ W.
single, aged A2 years shot and killed himself
on the bluff near Lewiston Cause, 10 health
and liquor.
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TANNERS RESIGNATION.
1t Has Been Both rendered and
Accepted.
CORRESPONDENTS IN THE CASE.

The Commissioners Lestcr ana President
Harrison's Reply-An omcial statement
ofthe beginning and END Of the Trouble.
Mr.. Bussey's Retirement Predicted.
WASHINGTON, Sept i3 james Tanner.
commissioner Of pensions, Inns resigned The
following correspondence between himself
and the president has been made public by
the hitter.
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INSTRUCTION.

SLOCUTION AND ORATORY. -EDWIN
= Theodore Tyndall. b o honor graduate.
! Elocution and Oratory, is prep red to re.
siye pupils for either class or private instruc
on. For full particulars address Whining
m p o.