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OPposED 10 THE MKIN1EH BILL.
Mr. BreekInridee Describes How the Bill
was Rushed Through the House.

Was Rushed Through tho House.
PHILADELPHIA, June ga business mons
meeting. for the purpose OF protesting against
the passage OF the Mckinley Tariff bill, was
held at the Walnut Street Theatre this alter
noon. Alexander X. Mcclure presided and
the Vice. Pr esdents included many prominent
business men OF Philadelphia. The building
was crowded. the tobacco. tin plate. and
woollen Industries being largely represented.
The speakers we're Congressman McAdoo Of
New Jersey, Springer OF Illinois, Bynum of In
diana. and breckenridge OF Kentucky. Mr..
Springer made the opening speech, combining
himself to tho woollen scheduISS OF Inc bill and
goods Industries OF this city. Messrs McAdoo
and Bynpm followed speaking In general
The closing address vas delivered by Mr..
Brecklnridge His speech was largely devoted
S The House Of
tVes. He charged that sufficient time was not
allowed for debate. that SCHEDULES we're passed
without being read. aud that manufacturers
were allowed by the committee to prepare var
ious schedules in such way as to favor their
Tonight mss meeting OF textile workers
called for the same purpose was helS Mt Tex
tile Hall In kensington M msnls, Springer :
principal Speakers. o,-,,
At the meeting TO- nightThen Chairman Moore
dent Grover Cleveland regretting his inability
to attend the demonstration. the great hall
rang with cheers. Nnen quiet nhu Deen re-
stored the letter was read az follows:
NEW YORK. May 0, 1890.
MY DEAR SIN: desire through you to
known as the Workingmens TariH Reform As:
ISOLATION. for the courteous invitation l
have received to attend u mass meet
Ing on the evening OF the 3D. OF June.
The terms in which the invitation Is OK
pressed convince me that the question
of tariff reform is receiving the attention 1t de-
serues from those most vitality interested In
its Just and fair solution knew TINT with
the feeling now abroad in our, land. and
with the Intense existence and activity Of
such clubs as yours the claim presump-
tuouslv made that. the people at the
last election finally passed upon the
subject OF tariff adjustment will be emphati-
cally denied that our workingmen and our
farmers will continue to agitate this and all
other questions involving their welfare with
Increased zeal. and in the light If increased
knowledge and experience. until they are de-
termined finally and IN accordance with the
American sentiment Of air play.
- use no idle form OF words when say that
/ regret my engagements and professional oc-
curations will not permit me to meet the
members OF your club on the occasion OF their
mass meeting. Hoping that those who are
fortunate enough to participate will find II to
their profit, and that the meeting will in all re-
spects be u great success. | am yours very
truly GROVER CLEVELAND"
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PARIS June 3.-The special Panama Canal
Commission has prepared fresh report on the
prospective earnings OF the canal in case it Is
completed. In this the annual cost of main
tenance is placed at 100000 francs. Tho ex-
penses OF administration are placed at 1890. 900
francs annually, and the cost Of transit is esti-
mated at 10000. 900 francs annually. The in
come for the first four years Is estimated at
5u.25O.OOO francs. This is. calculated on an
4,l0O,0O0 tons and the propos cd rate Of charge
per ton Is twelve and one half francs. The
Commission estimates that after the first four
years there would be an annual increase in the
tonnage OF 100000 tons until maximum ton
canal has been in operation twelve years the
annual net receipts. all expenses being de-
Quoted. are estimated at 67UOO,O0U francs.
This amount would be distributed between tho
present and future shareholders in accordance
with tho terms OF q contract to be concluded
between the old company and the new.
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OLIPHIHT-ELKIhS.
stephen II. EIkins's Daughter Married to
Mr.. AleKnnder &. OliRhnnt.


Mr.. Alexander &. OHphRnt.
Miss Sara Elkins. daughter OF Stephen b.
Elkins, was married last evening ut Mr..
Elkins's residence. 46 West Fifty eighth street,
to Mr.. Alexander G. Oliphant Of Trenton. q
son Of Gen. Duncan Oliphant. The Rev. r..
Heber Newton was the officiating clergyman,
Lieut.-Col. Thomas s. Chambers OF Gen. Sew
ellis staff of Trenton was best man.
and Mr. Elkins gave away the bride. The
ushers were James Werner Long of Pitts
burGh. FELTON, Parker of South Lancaster
Mass. Samuel D. Oliphant. Jr.. Robert OIL
rhant Eichard Coulter. Jr.. OF Greensburg
Pa: Col. Hamilton Markley Of Camden, Sid
j. Woodward OF the navy.
The brides gown WAS Of white ivory silk,
garniture OF lilies OF the valley. A long tulle
veil was fastened with a bunch OF lilies OF the
valley and the bride carried a bouquet Of the
Elizabeth Elkins. the brides sister, who wore
u gown OF white mousseline de chiffon and
carried Catherine de Mermet roses. and Miss
wore q gown OF crepe de chine with Gold-col-
bride in the procession. They were Miss IL
and Blaine Elklns.
The parlors were decorated with smilax and
roses draped in festoons and formed into
painting on porcelain from President and Mrs.
Harrison AMI silver berry bowl from Score
tary and Mrs Blaine, The PresI ID At tele ,
Il letter 10 the bride. Gen. Sowell and his staff.
who were present. gave tall old-fashioIed
ssk h 1 the OF the Gsns nd 9
e CARR Maa desd Cen do q west w
presents. Among the guests were EX-Seore-
tary Robeson and Gen. Sherman.
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WONT HIRE 4 DE1ECTITE,
But the Harvard students Will Pay for
RemovIng the Mnrka OF NandalIsm.

CANFRnGE, June 3-The members of the Investigate
Ing Committee appointed mt last night mass meeting
10 discover who dsgured the JOhn Harvard statue and
the college walls resigned this morning, being unwilling
to undertake the talk laid upon them by the meeting
far hiring OF Rdetcctive is concerned. Tins
committee composed OF tho Presidents OF tho four
classes
Tonight another mass meeting was held and tho
resign ion OF tho committee was accepted. Later.
however. the committee wns reappomted to tako
charge the subscr ption for repairing tho damage
GOne saturday night but not TO Undertake detective
work.
The Harvard CRIMSON will say cditoriaiy
the project az hiring dete tres was unquestionably
repucnaut 10 many hut 1t far better than no
ton a. all TITO stand taken hy Harvard III the first
meeting was manly and decisive
iIy rescindng their inrvards studeuis have put
thems,ly in attitude OF insincery. The re7ctnd:
deep deep pubic feeling, rut will take away from tho
action Of the college the one feature which would have
proyented future outraRea
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EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
ANOTHER NTHTLTST PLOT IN FRANCE
AGAINST THE GEAR.

The Lost Steamer Erin said TO Have been
Overloaded-Bism Visits Hamburg
Financial Outlook o, the Panama Canal
-TheTimes Threatens Us with w arshIps.
ST. PETERSBURG, June at has come to the
knowledge OF the police OF this city that Mill
lists In France are engaged in a fresh conspir-
acy against the life of the Gar. The French
police have been made cognizant OF the con-
spiracy by the authorities here, and have been
placed on the track OF the consplrators.
The activity OF the French officials in arrest
Ing the Nihilists who were conspirlng against
the Car in France has made favor able Inn
preston in political circles here, and ia likoly
TO remove the last vestige OF opposition to al
entente between Russia and that country
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BRUOkLHE.

The Board OF Supervisors has asked tho Board OF ESti
mate s72 500 The county Government for
the next scA year This Is an increase OF $685. 90
the present year.
A garden party was opened yesterday afternoon on
the grounds adjoining St MAryE Hospital In ST Marks
avenue and 1t will be continue to day and TO
Bishop LauRhlin was prOsent last evening
The ~ 90 Sunday school children attached to the
schools included In the BROOKLYN Sunday School AIoci
alton will celebrate their sixty rst anniversary to-day
OF tho city,
A new Sunday school building 10 to be added to the
church and will be connected with 1t by doors either
side OF The pulpit
Edward pritchard aged t. Of 274 Pearl street fell
dead yesterday In the saloon 81 Court He had
Just asked for glass OF porter and In the OF
putting II TO his lips when he fell back in tho OF
friend and expired.
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He says there Was n Deliberate Attempt
TO Murder Him, and Blow Ane- Blow
Was Struck After Tie FeIEned Death.
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Miss Isabelle Guerin daughter OF William
H. Guerin of Newark, and Mr.. Aren't Henry
Schuyler OF this city were married last even
ing at the Clinton Reformed Church. Newark.
by the Rev. d. II. Martin. The bridesmaids
were Miss Isabella Grant Of Shenandoah. Pa.
Elizabeth Lourtel Of South Orange ana Miss
Edith Powies Of East Orange. The maids Of
honor were Nellie Jacobus Of Vest Orange
and Miss Ethel Doolittle OF Newark. Dr. John
Van Rensselaer OF this city was groomsman
and Schuyler Schefllin. William Hartman, and
Henry Clark OF this city. and Edward Powles
of East Orange We're the ushcrs.
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LoNpoN. June 3.-The inquiry by the Board
OF Trade into the loss OF the National line
steamer Erin, which left New York on Dec. 20
for London, and which mover reached her
destination. has Just been closed. The Board
decides that the Erin was in good condition
erly slowed. 1t finds however. that she was
somewhat overloaded. but says that the evil
decide tho question OF whether such overload
ing was sufficient to affect the stability OF tho
steamer Tho Board Is Of the opinion that the
vessel fouudered during the heavy gales which
prevailed in January.
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In the first Presbyterian Church in Peekskill
ut $3.50 o'clock last evening, Miss Jennie Wini-
fred Lent Of Peekskill and Charles Raleigh
Gabriel. a son OF Peter Gabriel formerly Of
bridgeport. but now a manufacturer of Brook
Bnn; were married by the Rev. j. T. Smith.
Tho brides costume was elegant; and she
were Henry Phoires and Charles Lock wood of
Brooklyn, and Vim. Nelson Johnson and Geo.
ID. McCutcheon OF Peekskill.
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rool rhrer Mon 10 WORN thn Tr,rl

John Roall, who keeps saloon at 1883 Second ave-
nue left the place in charge OF his wife yesterday
afternoon while no went down town A customer
named John Frey and beer collector sitting to.
Reher at table when rushed In and exclaimed:
A man has fallen down hAtGhway acr9H tho street.
Hurry mp and get Doctor" frey and tho beer ooec
called KOall to the door lilo said he wanted q on
few minutes pointing out where he lived Meanwhile q
third man slipped in side door and took $35 and a
Novei out Of the cash drawer The saloon keeper re
ported tho at Police Headquarters last night
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The vandeeritt Indictment Found.

TRENTON, June AIN the Supreme Court to-day
Charles H. HI ndrcson counsel for Mrs Carrie Nande-
grit convicted Mount Holly o: poisoning her to
OBTAIN insurance money moved Tor a writ OF habcas
corpus the pr out OF Jail pending the decs
ion tho motion for trial. Prosecutor Budd
planned that the ndi tmrnt ana writ OF certorau had
been lost stolen from the Comfy Clerks office few
days agm While he was takinga messenger came from
Mount Holly with the Indictment, which found in
Court House lie left MIR lendricson copy Of tho
indictment and 1hus cnmperei the record of the case.
The said would the motion until after
Mrs vandegrn is sentenced Friday uoXt, when the
cOunkaI eNneCtA L TRIAL
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Examinations at West Point.

HEwsuRsu. June "a beautiful day at West Point at
trac,ed large number of visitors 10 the academy. The
examination the rst class in engineering and chem
Stry finished and at O'Clock tile class was exer-
cised in cavalry tactics the plain. 1t consi-
cred the finest exhibition OF the Kind ever seen during
examination week. Two jumps were made. the first
three high and the second four Only four OF
the horses out of nifty refused lump The evening
parade tine spectacle, and concluded the eXer-
Cises of tho day.
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The Tallerrand Memolr..

PARIS. June 3.-The Duke de Broglle has
written n letter to the papers in which he says
that the articles recently published purporting
10 be extracts from the memoirs OF Prince Tai
leyrand were not genuine No one but a few
contents OF tho papers. has ever seen the
manuscript The alleged extracts. the Duke
secretary to ePrlnce Talleyrand. He imi-
tated the handwriting Of the original manu-
script, and drew upon his imagination for the
allapal faptS
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RamaOn-SuaadorE.

Gurdon NJ. Ransom OF New York was mar
ried to Miss Emma c. Sussdorf. a daughter Of
Gustave Sussdorf OF Long Island City yester-
day afternoon by the Right Rev. Samuel Cox.
D. d., assisted by the Rev. T: II. True Of Wood
dorf was maid OF honor, and Robert +. Carey
was best man. The bridesmaids were. Miss
Celetta NJ Hanson and Isabella Sedgwick. W.
S. Malfled and Il. w. Cadz were the ushers.
The bride was alfred in white satin damask
with diamonds and pearls. More than two
hundred guests we're present
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nsmnna. the Cntholle CHURCH In Germany.

BERLIN. Juno 3.-The Lower House OF the
Diet to-day resumed debate on the Clerical
Funds bill DR.. Windthorst demanded that
the Church have full liberty to dispose OF its
funds at It's own discretion. He moved that
the State enter into fresh negotiations with the
Church. Or. Brue supported the motion.
Minister Won Goss!cr opposed the motion. de-
clarlnG that the Pope had ayowed his agree
mcpt with the main principle Of the bill It
was politically In possible. he said, to give the
Bishops sixteen million marks even with
specific stpuIations as to how the money
should be employed
Emperor William rode out yesterday.
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The ToIstol Reforms.

ST. PETERSBURG. June 3.-The Tolstoi re-
forms will not he put into operation in six OF
tho provinces until October. The Ministers al
lege that 1t would be inopportune to introduce
the reforms during the harvest season, but IL
10 reported that the present trials discourage
further experiments until the six provinces
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Tho Prince of saxe-Me,u,ur...

BERLIN. June 3.-The Prince of Saxe-Mei-
ningen, brother-in-law OF the Emperor. who
was visiting at Cobenz, was taken suddenly Ill
AT his hotel at that place The attack is at
tributed TO tho injuries he received by the up-
setting OF II carriage in which he was riding
with Emperor Wilhelm on Sunday. Three
doctors we're summoned to attend the Prince
and they advised that he be Immediately re-
moved 10 Berlin for treatment.
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Ashore with sails set.

ATLANTIC CTr. June 3-Ths bark stafford, Capt
Trip bound from Delaware Brenkwater for New York
came ashore a. about O'Clock night Al this place
The Captain says that stays broke and he lost con
troll Of the vessel Tic bark grounded with full sails
A high sea Is now breaking over the vessel, which
lea 100 feet from the board walk on the shore
IL Is thought the vessel can DO hOAted.
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WeIeh-Mc Gee.

Miss Adelaide Frances MCGEE. daughter OF
eX-Presidont James MCGEE OF the Now York
Produce Exchange and the Rev. Henry Welch
OF New York. were married at o'clock last
evening in Grace Episcopal Church in Plain
Fiv" hundred invited guests vera present. in
Guiding many from New York brooklyn, and
The residence OF the brides parents in WASH
ington Park North plainfeld. The bride and
groom first met while each was m0king trip
through Colorado.
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Duke OF ORLEANS PARD0NED.

Tho Young Man Conducted 90 the Frontier
During the Night.
PARIS. June 3.-President Carnot has granted
a pardon to the Duke OF Orleans. who was sent
to prison III February last for violating tho de-
cree OF exile issued against tine members Of
his family. The Duke will be conducted to tho
frontier during the night.
The Duke oil Orleans will arrive at Dele on
the Swiss frontier at 4 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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HAMBURG. juno 9-On the invitation Of
Burgomaster Petersen Prince Bismarck. ac-
compauied by the Princess and their SONS. Wis
tied Hamburg to-day. The party inspected
the harbor and Riterward took lunch at the Of
fee of tho Hamburg American Packet Com
panY. They met with an enthusiastic recep-
ton everywhere. Prince BismArck's manner
WaB hearty and cheerful.
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An Onshoot of "a WIN Case.


The action which was brought by William
Suzer a New York lawyer. against Mary Maud
Watson to recover for al legged counsel fees. In
what Is known as the !ohn Anderson Will case
Watson at Windsor Vt, by the Jury. who gave
her verdict on the first ballot
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BANGOR June S--The Fourth District Democratic
Convention held IN this city this afternoon, unanimous
Iy nominated tho Hon Josiah Crosby OF Dexter for
Congress
resentativr in Congress 0f the Fifth Missouri district.
was renomnated TO day by the Democrats.
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4 THREAT FROM ENGLAND.
The Times Says British Men-oE. War MI
Go to Rch ring Son.

The Times Says British Men-oE War May
Go to BehrIng Sea.
LONDON, June 4.-The Times declares that
the order to despatch American cruisers to
Behrng Sea smacks too much Of the methods
OF the fret Napoleon In dealing with weak
statesmen, and that II the order is executed
British men, Of war must follow.
We can only imagine" the Times continues.
that pressure from Irish Americans has In
duced Mr.. Blaine to withdraw from his appar-
emit desire for diplomatic settlement. We be-
lieve that England will agree to a close time
Tor seals In the open sea; but such an arrange
posed upon the world by American gunboats
at the bidding of Mr. Blaine"
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An Engineer Killed In His Cab.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-Iohn Murphy an engineer on
tho New York division of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad. was found by his fireman lying In his cab
with his skull crushed In II is believed that Murphy
HcTps TS whls ieoknT oUt Of de cab NihdoS Long
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Rowe Turns Up and AgaIn Dlsappenrs.

NEW HAYES, June Son Nav 27 Niles Rowe an
eccentric character OF East Haven disappeared To
day he was found in old barn In the suburbs in
weak and badly omAciated condition by an officer sent
70 search for him Rowe said he had been without food
for week and wished TO he left alone TO die The on
got food for him AMI then went for assistance
move him to hospital, When the officer returned
kuwo had gain disA
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Tho Senate yesterday passed the bill which amends
the statute against bottlinR fermented liquor on tic
promises whore the liquor is made or upon premises
connected herewith by providing that the liquor may
be drawn OF TO tho place u botng by OF pipe
line conduit under restrictions which intended
20 prevent frauds upon the revenue
The Governments Of Germany France, RuSnA and
switzerland have signed the treaty for the repression
Of anarchy.
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DeVOe-DOrIand.

At noon yesterday Mr.. Edmund Mixall Do
voc OF Mt. Vernon, and Miss Margaret Camp
bell Dorand. daughter OF Samuel G. Dorland
Church, 46 West FortY-seventh street The
ceremony u was perioJImed by thu, Rev, A.
BloomeT Hart OF St Stephen's. and the Rev.
Robert H. Becky Of Hastings.
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Emperor william to tho working Men.

BERLIN juno 3.-Emperor William to-day
received deputation from the German guilds
and artisans unions. In sympathetic
sheech the Emperor declared that 1t was his
most earnest wish 10 see handirraft again on
the same basis AS in the fourteenth century.
The Emperor has appointed Herr Won Leyet-
Zow. tho President OF tho Relchstag. o mem Der
of the Upper House OF the Prussian Diet.
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EEw HAVEN. June a-The graduation exercises of the
Yale Art School took place This morning. Those who
graduated in the regular course were Harriet Rich
ards Eleanor Munger. Mary Thompson, Elizabeth I.
Fitch. Grace DaRgetL OZias X. DoiRe. and Constance
II. Blake There but prize awarded, tho
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CARTE Enrare- a New York Singer.

LONDON. June 3.-D'Oyly Carte has engaged
Eugene Oudin of New York to sing the leading
baritone role in Sir Arthur Sullivan's grand
opera. " Iyarhoe" tina IL to he produced at
Carte's new theatre In the fall.
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amount has not been made known, This with
gifts from her mother. will make Mrs Oelrichs
one Of the richest brides IN the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Qolrichs will leave In q special
car for New York. where they will embark In
private steam yacht for cruise along the At
lantic coast.
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BertOn "Ssc,"
Quarts, so; pintS, SO nsL-Adp
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The Congo State Needs Money.

BRUSSELS. June 3.-All the delegates to the
Anti Slavery Conference In session in this city.
with the exception of those representing the
United States, have formally adhered to the
Congo State tariff as defined by the convention
The Berlin Conference provided for FREQ
trade on the Congo King Leopold has grown
weary Of contributing over 100000 year out
ming, and he wishes to tighten his financial
burden by ,establ fishing import duties. The
way, and is even in business Us private
trader a sort OF competition that the trading
houses on the Congo do not admire. Govern
ment steamers are buying a great deal OF ivory
and the Congo State pockets the proceeds. The
last attempt TO float Congo State loan in the
European market was failure.
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An Irish Z" whip"

LONDON Juno 3.-An urgent Parnellite
whip" has been issued. calling upon the Ma
tionalist members OF the House OF Commons
to be in their seats on Thursday. 1t Is re-
ported that a motion will be made to adjourn
the House In order to censure the Government
for proclalming the recent meeting at Tip
perary.
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Tho Executive Committee of the B. NJ, r o. assem-
bed the number of thirteen at 2e Pfth avenue last
evening and Ipointed committee to confer ell con
EOdCtlon with tho Down Town Republican Club There
IL 10 he mass meeting OF tho district OB vt Cooper
Union some day to show their strength.
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wAsHINGToS juno a-The Republican Congress Cam
paign committee organized to night by eiecing Repre-
sentative James j. Helden Of New York Chairman aud
schuyler dds Of Michigan private secretary to Sena
SiOckbridRe Secretary. IN Executive Committed,
OF which MIR. Belden IL Chairman was also appointed.
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Pay or German Army Omcer.,

BERLIS, June 3-The estimates presented to
the Hundesrath provide for an increase Of tho
wages OF the lower grades OF military officers
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Expelled from bulgaria.

OF completely in the recent Panit2a trial, with
the exception OF Matheti have been expelled
from Bulgaria.