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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-29
FOREIGN.
Germany's Movement on Switzerland
Ireland Still Giving England O
Great Deal of Trouble.
The French Senate Considering the
Indictment of Boulanger.
A Significant Inflow of Gold to
Russias Coffers.
The Son OF the Prince of Wales to
Marry Daughter OF dermany's
Royal House, Miscellaneous
Foreign Intelligence.

LONDON, June 2S--The shareholders OF
the company whose concession to build
the Delagoa Bay Railway has been can
celed by Portugal held u meeting in Lon
don today. 1t was resolved TO resist any
attempt on tho part Of Portugal to take the
work out OF the company's hands, as such
action would result in grave crisis. 1t
was further determined, in the event Of
Portugals persistlng in carrying out her
threatened action, 10 call upon the British
Government to demand from Portugal tho
payment Of her debtto England of e3,0Oo,-
600 incurred in 1914, and TO ask that such
sum be applied to tho purchase Of the rail-
way. 1t was also decided that the COM
pany should claim damages from Portugal
and request the British Government 10 en-.
force the claim. ~.
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THE LAW OF IT.
A State Has No Right to Interrupt Com
meroe IN Dressed Beef

A state Has No Right to Interrupt Com
meroe In Dressed Beef
VALPARAISO, Ind, June %. James II.
Harvey, agent for Swift & Co, OF Chicago,
was arrested at Hammond last week and
fined $50 by local magistrate for selling
in that city dressed beef slaughtered in
Chicago. He was committed TO jail for
failure to pay the fine, On Monday he
was taken before the Hon. VIM. johnson,
Judge OF the Porter County Circuit Court,
ON a writ OF habeas corpus. Yesterday
Judge johnson delivered an elaborate
opinion, holding tho law under which
Harvey was fined to be unconstitutional,
and discharged the prisoner The last
Legislature OF Indiana passed an act pro-
hibiting the sale Of fresh meat in any OF
the counties OF the State unless the ami.
mails had been first inspected alive within
the county where the meat was to DO
offered for sale This Is tho first case
under the now law. Judge johnson holds
that the Indiana statute IL akin TO the eN-
ercise of power by the individual Suites
over interstate commerce, which rendered
the articles Of federation a ropo OF sand,
aud which led TO tho adoption of tho
present National Constitution. The Judge
adds that whatever may be the nature and
reach OF the police power OF the state, 1t
cannot be exercised over subject con-
fined exclusively 10 Congress by the Fed.
eral Constitution.
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A VII. Abducted.

Special Dipaioh 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 2s.-T II.
Long. from near Middleton, Ga, went TO
the Police staiisn yesterday aud stated that
y. u. Slide had run oil with his wife and
come TO Nashville. lilo swon out a war
rant changing shidc with abduction. THIS
morning detectives got on the irack Of
sbidc and Mira Long and took them In
custody. shide Is a young man in his
twentieth year, while Mss. Long said that
her age was lory.two years. She said that
u there had been any abduction she had
been tho abductor OF Shlde. Tho husband
appeared on the scene and held confer
onco with bis wife and also with Shidc.
AZ result Of Il he withdrew the warrant
aud left with His wife.
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CmcAoo, H., juno 2s.-Nothing was
done at ioday's meeting Of the Western
Freight Association 10 change the North.
western siiution. Tho fear was generally
expressed that unless tho application Of
the low commodity traffic was restricted
the break In rates would extend 10 local
rates through the whole West aud South.
west. Several propositions for settlement
we're advanced, bu, as each contemplated
the application Of the rates on one road
and their abolishment on others none Of
the plans received the necessary uuani.
nous support. TWAS thegcneral opinion
that the low commodity rates must be put
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Regular dividend. Declared.

New YoRK, June 2S.--Tho regular an
nual meeting OF the Vanderbilt roads was
held here today and the usual dividends
were declared. The New York Central
directors declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of per cent. Tho statement
presented shows a surplus ont Of the earn
ings OF $1,000 after paying the dividend.
Tho Lake Shore directors declared tho
semi.annual dividend OF 2 per cent The
statement for the six months shows sur
plus OF Sl73, 900 after paying tho dividend.
The Michigan Central directors declared
the regular semi.annual dividend Of per
cent. The statement for the six months
shows n surplus Of $4,000 after paying tho
dividend.
The Canada Southern directors declared
the regular semi.annual dividends OF /
per cent.
The directors Of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna 4 Western Railroad today declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF II per
cent, payable July 20.
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r,ea. Do.ai... neao \ N,n,.,er.

wAamiSaros, June 2s.-'fhc following
appointments were made today by the
President
Fred. Douglass, Of the District Of Co.
lumbia, 10 be Minister Resident aud Con-
sul-Gcneral Of the United States 10 lIaytl.
James q. Wright, Of Illinois, TO DO
Agent Tor the Indians Of tho Rosebud
Agency In Dakota.
Daniel NJ. Ransdcll, Of Indiana. 70 be
United States Marshal lor the District OF
Columbia, vice A. A. Wilson, resigned.
Capt. Meredith, OF Chicago, was ap.
pointed this afternoon Chief Oi the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing
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THE RAILROADS,
The ~. L.. A. ct. u. II. Co.Recc,vcr.

Inc NJ. tA., n. ~ u. ". ". to-NecctNcfshtp.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2S-Receiver For
dyce, Of tho st. Louis, Arkansas & Texas
Railroad, is en- route for New York on a
hurried trip. Inquiries as TO the cause Of
bis movements led to the discovery of a
rumor that there is trouble brewing over
the appointment OF Co-Recoivor Swanson,
by Judge Pardee. II is stated that MIR.
Swanson is not an admirer of Jay Gould,
and that il is probable his share in the re-
Ownership viii be extended from the lines
in Texas to all lines OF the Cotton Belt
road, and that in that event Mr.. Swanson
will assume the position OF general man.
agor, for economys sake. The Gould peo.
pie do not relish thispossibili,y, and hence,
Il is said. Receiver Fordyce has gone to
New York TO consult with MIR. Gould as
To whit shall be done.
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The Ilnlinn rnrlinmcnt.

RoME, June 2S,-The Premier has de-
clared Cardinal Lavigcrie was political
agent trying to suppress Italian influence
in tho East 1t was deplorable that Italians
should 10 lurcd into giving him money
destined to injurc Italy. Referring TO the
failure OF his endeavors 10 reconcile the
Vatican, signor Crispi said that the Watt.
can now placed its hopes IN a revival OF
temporal power through tho Intervention
Of foreign power aud European con-
ilict. II would, therefore, DO dangerous
and unpairio,ic 10 subsidiEo missionary
schools. That was the plan OF lays
ap.p,taa
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rHE DAWSON MURDER.
Yesterdays Speeches Of the Defense to
this Jury

the Jury.
CnARLnroN, S. G.. June 2s--Asher y.
Cohen and Judge Magraih addressed the
jury today In the Mellow murder case In
behalf Of the prisoner. Eachmade a strong
speech. In bis speech today Mr.. Cohen
asked that his client DO acquitted on the
plea OF self defense. and closed with a
thrilling peroration. assortingth the pris.
oncr had already suffered punishment,
that he was a changed man, and bcseccb.
ing them TO LET him return free 10 his de-.
voted vito ito be baptized In the tears Of
their little girl into a noblor and better
liic." Judge Magraih followed with
very impressive speech. Both speakers
evidently made a good impression on the
Jury, as well as the audience In the court
room, which was packed. The final speech
for the prosecution will be made tomorrow
morning by Maj. Julien Mitchell, aud NJ.
ter a charge by Judge kershaw the case
will 20 10 the jury. Maj. Mitchell stands
ut the head OF tho criminal lawyers Of tho
State, and his speech tomorrow Is expected
10 bc very fine one.
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OLD sTAR.RourE CASES
wipsd or tho Docket Because convlc
ton Was Impossible.

wipsd on tho Docket Because convlc.
ton Was Impossible.
WAsniSoroS, June 2s. The docket Of
tho Criminal Court Of tho Distric, Of
Columbia was today finally cleared Of a
number Of cases which have beer ON the
books ever since thc initiation OF ,he oele-
braied starrouio cases against Ex-Souaior
Stephen W. Dorsey. Thomas @. Brady
and others. District Attorney lloec
stated in court this morning that there
were twenty.iour Of these cases ON the
docket, aad that the Government had
failed to secure a conviction Ia the mlin
case. Ills predecessor had recommended
10 the Acknowledgement that they DO
nolle.prosscd, but nothing had been
done In the matter. Recently friends
OF tho parties bad called on the
Acknowledgement. who had instructed him
TO use his discretion In the matter. Mr..
llogc said IL was impossible 10 yet conyic-
tions In these cases, and he did not think
the ends OF Justice would be subscrycd by q
prosecution. lie therefore asked leave TO
nolle prose- tho cases, and the court d.
foclod that this be done. The indictments
In these cases charged conspiracy aud per-
Jury against the defendants, among whom
are John w. Dorsey, Stephen w. Dorsey,
William Pitt Kellogg, Thomas ]. Brady,
II. NJ. Vale, A. y. Buck, John NJ. Peck
aud others.
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TEE IRoNwoRKERs.
The Proposed Scale Not Satisfactory to
tho Manufacturers.

tho habutactNrerH.
PITTsBURG, Pa, juno 2S.--Thc iron
workers will not have as plain sailing this
year Us was expected, there being num-
Der Of bitches in the scale, notwilhsiand-
Ing the fact that II is practically the same
as last year. The new scale, rs already
stated, contains no demands for an adj
vance. and in some departments a material
reduction Is conceded. This scale does not
seem TO be satisfactory TO the manuiac-
turcrs, ~ the scale year expires tomorrow,
and none Of them have yet signed H. OF
couse there Is time TO sign before n strike
Is declared, ns July and August are the
months when the annual rcpairsarc made.
Amalgamated Association officers state
that no scale had yet been signed, but they
do not believe there will be any trouble.
None Of the manufacturers will say any
thing 20 be quoted by namo on the sub
Jet. One OF the largest manufacturers IN
this nection said 'thc scale will not be
signed, and YOU can put that down In large
black letters"
The stand taken by Carnegie, Phipps <
Co, for n reduction in wages at their mills,
seems TO be the cause. A manufacturer
said on the subject "Tho price for plate
mill rolling has been or Is now 90 cents per
ton, but reduction has been made 20 ~
cents. The Carnegies are paying less than
this We are tired paying moro than other
firms, and prefer 10 keep our works idle
unless the workers can suggest better
terms. A roller In tho plaie.mills Is now
making a. high Us $4,000 year, and this
Ia too much"
Amalgamatcd Association officials are
not worried over the matter, aud believe
hat all the scales will be signed.
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HAVANA. June 2s-In tho sugar mar.
kct this week prices have edyanccd, and,
despite the buyers disposition TO pur.
chase, Only a small amount Of business
was done. Holders are too high for buy.
ers. Molasscs sugar, regular 10 good po.
larization, g. 25CS4.50 gold per quintal;
muscoyado, fair 10 good refining, So 10 V0'
polarization, sL12l@l37i; ocntrifugals.
O2o TO 06o polarization, st,3l lC1J.0Sl.
Stocks In warehouse at Havana and
Malanzas, sos boxes, i0i, 900 bags. 1901
hhds. Receipts Of the week, slxty-siS
boxes, $4,000 bags, 127 hhds. Exports
during tho week, fitty.eight boxes, 1000
bags. 205 hhds., OF which $4,000 bags, 50C
hhds. 10 the United States.
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coenr, boil nroohI,n AI.e.

NEw YoRK. juno 2s. Patrick Cooncy,
who is wanted In Chicago in connection
with the Cronin murder, is supposed to be
in Brooklyn, whore he has sister, the
wife Of liquor dealer. Police superin-
tendent Campbell received description
and photograph Of Cooncy In Clan-na.
Gael rcgalia A general alarm was sent
out at once for the arrest Of Cooncy. II Is
understood that no left Cincinnati on
"Wednesday, intending 10 20 to Brooklyn.
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s,,Ii Arninsi Ireland.

LONDON, June 2S-ln tho House Of
Commons this evening, Mr.. Lea, Member
for South Londonderry. a Liberal opposed
TO home rule, complained OF dealings be-
tween London guilds and Irish tenants,
and demanded tho appointment OF a com.
mittce TO inquire into the matter. Mr..
Baliour, Chief Secretary for Ireland, as.
scented 10 tho appointment OF such COM
mittcc.
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ELECTION IN ARKANSAS.
Returns From tho Eleventh Judicial
Diatriot.


District.
special plsrairh 70 The Arpeal
LirrLr Rock, Ark. June % --Rcturn'
fr,w the special election held IN the
Eleventh. judicial Distdcs on the 22d inst.
for judge and prosecuting attorney have
been received from three or four counties
composing tho district.
Lincoln County For Judge. Elliott, $50.
Cunningham, 3l3. For prosecuting atior-
ncy: Taylor. G17. Williams, 49,
bcsha County Elliott, sil; Cunning.
ham, IL; Taylor, SCI; Williams II.
Arkansas County, Elliott, COS, Cunning
ham. *, TAYLOR, 90; Williams, ~,
Jefferson County will give Elliott and
Taylor an immense majority.
All four candidates are Democrats. The
district s Republican 10y $500 majority,
but the Republicans placed no candidate.
In the fold aud Endorsed Elliott aud lay
lor. The Democrats likewise made no
nominations.
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ma. Am.r,rnn nehlenI A..nrinilnn.

NEwroRT, Il. l., June 2s.-At the meet
ing Of the American Medical Association,
DIR. w. II. Welsh, Of Johns Hopkins Uni
vcrsiiy. gave an address on state Mcdi.
cine" Il was a comprehensive presenta-
ton Of the mature Of infectious Organisms
and their sources and circulation through
the medium Of ground and drinking wa
ter. Delegates woro appointed 20 the
Canadian Medical Association and ~ the
foreign societies. Adjourned.
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The I.o,s and ireland.

LONDON, June 2s.-Tlie Saaddrd's Rome
correspondent reafiirms the correctness Of
his communication announcing the Popc's
condemnation Of the Clan-na.Gael. The
correspondent also says that the Pope will
decline 10 interfere In the matter Of tho
complaint OF some Irish bishops against
the harsh treatment 5FeLand lcaguers In
prison, on the ground tlat Il Is their own
iault, they having disobcyed the decree
against ooycoi,ing.
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A CLOUD BURST.

How Il Ravaged Farm Near Tuilahoma,
Tenn.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June ga special
10 the American, from Tullahoma, Tenn,
says "a few days ago, In Moore County.
about ten miles from this place, there was
a cloud burst on the farm Of Mr.. James w.
Anelton, which did good deal Of damage.
The water came rushing down the face OF a
Hill In wheat field, carrying everything
before Il like a miniature Johnslown Hood.
SIR. AnellOn places bis damage 10 land,
fences, etc, at $1,000"
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The Nerlh oerlaan I.Iera.

BREMEN. June 2s.-rife difficulty be.
tween the southampton pock Board and
the North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany has been settled. The North Ger.
man Lloyd steamers will proceed up
Southampton water 10 within a mile OF the
city OF southampton, instead OF anthoring
ia Cowcs Roads and transferring their pas
sengers as was reported they would DO a
Lptx dava ago
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NO RACE TINS YEAR.
Tho Britishers VIII Not Contest for the
Americans Cup.

Tho Britisher1 VIII Not Contest Tor tho
Americans Cup.
NEW YonK, June 2S-Tho fnt official
information received by the New York
Yacht Club from the Royal Yacht Squad
ron concerning the much talkcd-oi chal.
lengo for the Americans cup arrived hero
this morning. by cable, from Cowcs. Tho
cablegram was as follows
COMMITTEE regret they cannot eonnrtn ehai.
icngc. uHtNL"
This, Of course. II final, aud destroys the
one remaining hope for race between the
representative soyenty-iooien Of England
and the United States. The Valkyno,
which has all along been considered the
fastest sloop Of her class In England, will,
however, according 10 her owner, Mr..
Lord Dunraycn. DO Trough. over here,
and doubtless will participate In many a
contest with our crack whiio.wlngcd flyers.
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in effect July as declGed upon, and that
the future must take care Of itself. The
Rock Island and the Chicago, st. Paul &
Kansas City protested against the tariff
published by the Burlington 4 North
ern. claiming that ii il was enforced they
would be compelled TO reduced the rates
to all the points on their line in Iowa. A
was appointed to wrestle with
the Burlington 4 Northern and to report
tomorrow morning,
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yasoo city. Postmaster.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
YAzoo, CRY, Miss, June 2s.--James
T.. Everett, the newly appointed post
master, Is a native Of Yazoo, was identified
with the Republican party during lie
ascendancy in this State and since lie
downfall. a practitioner Of law Of tho
Yazoo bar. lie will make an efficient
officer
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rtarni nnirnihnI

LONDON, juno 2S-Murrdys Magazine
announces that Prince Albert Victor, old
est son OF tho Prince Of Wales. has been
afIianccd TO Princess Victoria, Of Prussia.
n sister Of the Emperor Of Germany. With
the announcementihc information Is given
that the Prince will give ito Prince a mar
riagc settlement, aud thai Parliament will
not be asked 10 make provision for him.
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THE ARKANSAS EXPOSITION.
The Little Rock Board ofTrads In Fave
of the proioct

The Little Rock Board OF Trade In Favor
OF the Project.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
LirrLE Rock, Ark. jane 2S-An en-
ihusiaslic meeting Of the Board Of Trade
was held today TO consider the matter Of
holding a State exposition In this city this
fall. The sentiment was strongly Ia favor
Of the establishment OF permanent expo
stion and q committee was appointed 30
wait upon the Mayor aud urge him TO call
public meeting To get the entire cummu-
nifty interested In the matter II il be-
llcycd this will insure tho contamination
Of the undertaking
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OBITUARY.
Isbs o. Iioyers.

Special Dispatch 10 She AprYsL
NASHVILLE. Tenn. June 2S-John 4.
Bowers. a prominent contractor and mem.
Der Of the City Council, died today Of con-
gcstion after a brief illness lie was
ihiriy.siS years old aud leaves wife aud
three children.
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was seen today. Mr.. Troeger said that he
had left everything in very good shape in
the colony. The grant of lands secured
comprises about 1000, 900 acres, and is 900
miles directly south of New Orleans. The
company has established atown at Pisano,
at the mouth Of Patuca River, the Missis-
sippi OF Honduras. Mr.. Troeger said that
there was no truth in the report OF the
murder OF Il. w. Perry, which was an
nounced by telegraph several weeks ago.
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THE COTTON DEED TRUST.
It Has Earned About O Per Cent, ON out
standing Certificates.

btuuuluN StINluNhNoHs
NEw YoR1, June 2s.-At meeting Of
the trustees Of the American Cotton Seed
Trust today II was decided TO defer consid-
Grafton OF the dividend question until the
next annual meeting, An approximate
statement was presented at the meeting
however, showing that tho trust had
earned S2,G00,OO0 In the fiscal year, or
equal 10 q per cent. on the outstanding
certificates. The statement shows cash
working capital Of e, 100000. At the an
nual meeting held in July, 1857, diyi-
dcnd OF 4 per cent. was declared ON the
certificates, payable in four quarterly pay
mcnis. The inst dividend was paid, but
nothing has since been heard Of the other
three. Outside certificate holders were
surprised when they learned ol the action
Of the trustees today. Us Il had been posi-
lively stated that the trustees were la Ia
yor OF paying dividend but were divided
Us to whether to declare or . per cent.
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pa,ee, Pos, csn,sn,lon win salvador.

wAsnISGroS, June Exclusions OIL
GERS have been informed that parcel post
convention has been concluded with the
Republic Of Salvador and are instructed to
treat dutiablo merchandise arriving from
that country BY parcel post the same ~
similar imporlatlons from the British West
India colonies.
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OTTAWA. Ont, June 2S-Tho negotia.
tons between the Government aud Mr..
Anderson. Of London. for the establish.
ment and maintenance OF fast line Of
steamships between Quebec and Plymouth
we're today brought to asucccssiul tormi.
NATHAN
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CuIcAoo, H.. June 2s.-J. W. Trocger,
OF this city. who went 10 Honduras 10 In
spect the grant Of land secured by L. w.
Perry from the Government, and Is now
owned by tho Observation-Disclosures Com
pany Of Chicago, has re turned home and
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sIgnlncant no,emtnt Of Gold.

LONDON, June 2s.-lafse quantities Of
gold coin from South America are passing
through Antwerp for Russia and Australia,
the sano as In the fmuco'German war.
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Protest. Not wanted.

ConK, June pa proclamation has
been issued prohibiting a meeting an.
nounccd TO DO held hero on Sunday 10 pro-
test against the eyiciions Of the Ponson-
by estate and TO DO addressed by Mr..
o. Bricu.
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Death Of = cen,.a.s,.u.

spctlal Dispatch 10 The AplraL
Duck Hut Miss, June IS -sanh
Sally lcoloredl died near here IL aisht
at tho remarkable ago Of lOi yc' 4
Crop prospects ate ilatlering and arm
ing operations are booming
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the Revival la yaxoo city.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
YAzoo CRY, Miss, juno es-The Rev.
Joe Jones, assisted By visiting and local
ministry, has continued bis daily services
nj the cotton warehouse with varying con-
crcssllons Of from sou 10 loo.
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g.,,,.. nerve.

BERLIN, June 2s. Germany has bought
a majority Of the shares Of the Swiss West
ern Railway and has replaced the French
by German director
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and Switzerland, but they were COM
PEELED to take notice OF the change in the
aims of the present political refugees in
Switzerland from those OF tho refugees OF
former years,
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O,Rricn VIII Moi TnIk.

LONDON, June eS--At tho meeting OF
the Parnell Commission today MIR. James
o'Brien, MP, refused TO say whether he
had been member OF tho Fenian Execu-
tive Council.
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cnIenrn.. I.ernIall ION.

CmoAoo, IN. Ju..o g According TO
the estimate Of lhe piblsaers Of the City
Directory for is,2 about to be issued, the
present population Of Chicago Is over 9Oo,-
unn
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BosroS, Mas, June ga Herald
special from the City OF Mexico says
Tho Bank Of london. Mexico and South
America, which IL branch Of the insli.