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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
TURN ON THE LIGHT.
Sensational Developments In tho Glove
lnDd-Dana Controversy.

Sensational Developments In tho Glove
laDdsDana Controversy.
New YonK, April 8O-The heated dis
cussion between Editor Dana, Of The
Sun, and exsPreddent Cleveland, Is
within day or two TO have consider
able light shed upon II, Mr., Fred Craw-
ford, who interviewed Mr. Cleveland for
The World, has sold his affidavit ~ TO
what transpired 10 Arkell a. Harrison,
Of Frank Lesbos Illustrated Newspaper,
receiving u good ro1nd sum therefor,
and II will appear in the columns Of that
journal Crawford has severed his con-
hection with Tho World for It's repudia-
tion Of his interview, and many supple
ment his affidavit with personal state
ment In the duly press, The affidavit,
II is said, will place TheWorld In mn un.
enviable light aud will show Mr.. Clove-
lands utteranceB TO have been much
coarser than they appeared In print,
While IL is not true that Mr. Cleveland
called at The World Office after the pub
lication in mn effort TO- get that journal
TO square him with the public, IL Is true
that Col. Cocltciill, managing editor Of
The World, did call personally ON Mr.,
Cleveland.
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Combined AgnInst tho unlona.

WASHINGTON, PA. April 30 The con-
tractors Of Washington have taken u
stand against the union men Of all
trades. They have agreed TO stand
together in case Of strike by any
branch Of mechanics. They will pay by
the hour, nine hours n day, such wages
as shall be arranged between contractor
and mechanic. No union man will be
recognized in letting sub-contraCts and
In case Of strike the contractors agree
TO combine against the union strikers
and employ non.union men, May will
bring some interesting developments
Eleven contractors have combined,
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sENATE AND HOUSE,
The Land Forfeiture niii discussed, butHo
Action Tahen-rhe Legislative, ESeous
tive aud Judicial Appropriation hili
Fasand,

ANllNH iHhNh" iNN NhNhlA'N''NNi fAN'""
tive aud Judicial Appropriation hiii
Fassnd,
WAsHINdTos, April 90. In connection
with tho presentation Of memorial In
relation 10 the Mississippi river dia'
oussion sprung up In tho senate aud was
participated Ia by many senatorh, tho
point turning On the question whether
tho jetty System on the outlet system
was the correct one on whether thefe
should not BIZ u combination Ot tho two
After considerable discussion by many
OF tho senutors. morning huHneha was
resumed and NJ its conclusion tho land
forfeiture bin WIS takou up, the pend
Ing question being Mr. CallH amond-
ment relative 10 railroad land In Florida,
Mr. Paacoe and Mr., Dolph opposed the
amendment, The bin finally went over
without action, Senate bin 10 Iucor-
p0rate the Society ut tho NuuH Of tho
American Revolution was considered
and was hlIll pending NJ bjlbr when tho
senate adjourned
ANN my w Wv iNNNlNf
On motion Of Mr. Sherman, Of New
York Saturday, May TO- NJ I o'clock
was fixed uH the time Tor paying tribute
20 the memory Of the late David Wilbur,
Of New York The conference report
on the Fremont, Ncbn public building
bin was submitted by Mr. Millikon, Of
Maine, and was agreed TO-, The limit Of
cost iH sbU ,nOl
The speaker laid before the house tho
message Of tho president returning
without bis approval tho bill 90 allow
Ogden, Utah, 10 increase its indebted
ness, Referred 10 the committee on ter
rltOH0a
The legislative cSccu 'yo and judicial
appropriation bin was pod without
division, The house then went into
committee Of the whole Mr. Burrows,
Of Michigan, In the chnIr-on bills re-
lating % the District Of Columbia,
Aftor discussing other District business
the committee rose aud the Rock Creek
park hin WA defeated yrns, isi nays,
ss, Mr.. llcmphin, Of South Carolina,
voted In the negative Ia order ~ move u
reconsideration, The house thcn ut
bl5, adjourned,
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COMPROMISE MEASURE,
Tho senato Likely 20 rnssn Measure Dlncr-
Ing from THAT of the House,

ihu HohhiV lihrlN 10 russ u measure nlNrts
Ing from That of the liuuso,
WASHINGTON, April 2O,-rhc commit
tee appointed by the Republican senate
caucus 10 frame u compromise silver
measure was IN session for several hours
yesterday afternoon, hut came 10 no con.
cludon, Senator Teller, who has intro.
duccd IN the senate u bin providing for
free coinage, urged very strongly his OBJ
icctiuns 10 the logtue Of the house WI,
yer bill which makes II possible for the
secretary Of the treasury, on demand,
10 give silver bullion IN exchange for
certificates issued ON bullion, None Of
the propositions submitted seemed 20
m0Qt with general approval, aud the
committee adjourned without coming 10
any conclusion, Another meeting viii
be held to-day, A. the house caucus has
agreed % the measure recently passed
upon IN Joint caucus, that measure will
puss the house, The senate win likely
pass u measure differing from II IN o
slight degree, and the mUttu win then
go 10 the cnuCus again, when II has been
referred 10 the conference committee Of
the two houses,
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New YoRK, April po,--The executive
committee Of the Federation Of Labor
last night adopted u circular addressed
10 the toilers Of America, urging that
all trades except the carpenters and
ioincis remain NJ work In order 10 help
make the short.hour movement Of that
trade successful. The address congratu.
lates the workingmcn upon the signs
visible all over the world that their do.
mnndA will hn prnnLnd.
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A IInnhrcd mud ThIriY Ycnrs Old.

GRAFTON, W, VA, April 20, The Old.
est person in West Virginia, if not in
the nation, is Aunt Sarah Gaddess, u
negro woman, of Oneide, this county,
She was slave in an old Virginia fam.
lily when the Revolution began, and re-
members circumstances Of that war dis
tinctly. Friends who know her history
estimate her age at 1870 yeOrs During
the whole Of last winter she lived alone,
caring for herself with the aid of neigh
bors, Residents of the vicinity recently
erected II small house for her The
whole community contributes to her
snnnort.
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OPINION OF JUDGE WALLACE.
Tho Views of tho Counsel Uphcid--Qucs.
tlons for Highest Tribunal.

Tho Views of tho Counsel Uphcid--Qucs.
tlons for Highest Tribunal.
NEW YoRK, April 8O,--Judge Wallace
says that in granting the Kemmler
habeas corpus writ he upheld the views
of the counsel making the application,
that inasmuch as the case was one OF
life and death the question involved
should be passed upon by the highest
tribunal Of the land, The question as
to the validity Of the delegation OF
power TO sheriff TO fix the time and
circumstances of the death of u con.
demnedm man was serious one. The judge
intimated that the restriction OF the
liberty of the press was also a question
TO be considered, but he did not say posi-
lively that this was one Of the reasons
for granting the writ, The question Of
the cruelty or unusual nature Of the
punishment would be considered by the
supreme oourt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

REAsoNs To eELIGYE
That the Milltln Are to he In Headlines for
Any can THAT May he Made,

That the Milltlp Are % be IN Headlines for
Any can THAT May he Made,
SPRINGFIELD, lLlso April eO,-lt h 70,
ported here that members of the First
and Second regiments, Illinois National
guard have received orders 10 got them,
selves IN readiness for any cali that may
be- made for their services 10 quell dis.
turblncos IN connection with the eight,
hour day movement I'm Chicago ON the
lat OF May Governor Filcr lust might
said he had issued no orders himself, but
ho did not lmuw what the udiutant gon'
crHl who Is not 40 present iu the city
might have done, There isrouaon 70 b6,
licyc, however. that preparations Of the
kind are being made, W the officers OF
the military companies here have lately
taken down the location Of the rod.
dcncrs Of all the members Of their com.
muudA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
GROUND BROKEN,

Work Commenced on the Sew building Of
the Young Mcn's Christian Association,
CINCINNATI, April Yesterday ur-
tcnoon at . O'clock ground was broken
nj the northwest corner Of Seventh and
Walnut streets for The new building Of
the Young Mems Christian association,
Mr.. George $, Gleason the contractor
for the oScOyatIng made special ar,
rmgcinclu im the occasion, General
Secretary c. 4, Huusrr threw the first
ahovclful Of dirt into The cart and other
members helped TO tll It. The work Is
10 be- pushed rapidly,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
Thrcc slcnmrra IInnrA Itrom.

WASHINGTON, April 3O.--The navy do
partment IN informed that the fish COM
mission steamer Albatross, having been
thoroughly repaired ut Mare Island
navy yard, California, will now proceed
TO The Aleutinn islands. The Ranger
was yesterday put on the dock nj Mare
Island and the work Of reftting her will
be continued night and day. The navy
department was yesterday informed Of
the arrival at Barbados Of tho pensa-
cola She win proceed direct to New
Xnrlr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
coNaREssMgN SURPRISED.
Talk About the supreme Courts Decision
Ia the Liquor Case,

Thlk ABOUT the supreme COURTS Decision
Ia the Liquor Case,
WASHINGTON, April 30,-rhc decision
Of the supreme court rendered Monday,
thot u citizcn Of another state may i'm.
port liquor into prohibition state, aud
without license into a licensed state, and
sell the sumo In the original packages,
has caused much comment In both
houses Of congress The decision ~
severely criticised, aud IL regarded M
very disastrous, both TO high license and
prohibition. The temperance element
In congress propose TO bring forward
some legislation that win meet the case,
and, If possible, render nugatory the
dnriMnn.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
FOUR BABIES IN A YEAR.
rrlpiols Arrive 1T the Home Of Logo
County (Oj Farmer,

Tripiata Arrive NJ the Home Of - Logan
County (Oj Farmer
BEILEFoNTAISG, o., April a0,-Mra,
Laura II, Knight, wife Of George w,
Knight, gave birth recently 10 three
handsome children two girls and boy,
The combined weight Of the three ~
sixteen pounds, the boy weighing scyen,
one girl five aud the other four They
are perfectly healthy mc finely deyel.
Oped aud Ns lively as CrickctH, Mr.. and
MrH Knight are living on their farm,
twelve miles northwest Of Bcllui0ntnino,
near Logansyillc, They are each 2s
years old, and have been married two
years and have four children, Tho
oldest ~ u hoy year old,
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onl nn llr Nlnr.IInnr nnn.llnn.

81 JouN, n, d. April eO,-Tho labor
strikes here are assuming n grave aspect.
Yesterday morning the employees Of Nc
Ayity a. Sons, brass founders, went out
on the ninc.h0ur question, Their om,
ploycrs offered Saturday half.holiday
In lieu of reduction Of hours, which waa
refused, The men IN Flcming's Loco.
motive works also went out ON strike
yesterday, They were allowed the nine.
hour demand, but refused 10 accept, bo,
cause two Of their co.laborers, who no.
fused TO sign the document, continued
IN work,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

LONDON, April 90.-A dispatch from
Vienna to The Chronicle says that
Schmidt, who sold the plans of the Rus
sian Notifications Of Cronstadt, obtain
ing less than 81 900 therefor, was secretly
shot in the fortress Of ST. Peter and SC.
Paul, and that the newspapers were for
hidden by the government to make any
mention of the matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
Springfield nrrwcrlc. sold.

SrRNGFmLp,O ,OoAwdl 8O,-Tho deal be-
tween the English syndicate aud the
Springfield brewcics has been consWm-
mated The two brcwcrlcs hero have
been purchased for SGus, iG950, The
have been paying over 90 per
cent dividend, The local bourd Of man
ayers Ia composed Of Mayor w, H.,
Burnett, VIM II, Blcc, president city
and Joseph Schneider.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
O,pnnoYnn Rnn,n anIItx.

New York, April 2O,-The jury In
the trial Of O'Donovan Rossa and Mr.,
Hendrickson for criminal libel upon p
8. Cassidy found u verdict last night OAg
guilty, with an urgent recommendation
Of mercy, in the cpse Of Rossa and NOT
guilty in the case Of Hendrickson.
Rossa will probably escape with fine.
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BRUSSELS, April 20---Gt is estimated
that 100000 men, principally miners,
will take part in the May day labor
demonstration. Organized demonstra-
tions will take place in Brussels, Lege,
Mons and Charleroi. II il not expected
that there will be any disorder,
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BERLIN, April 80. Tho kaiser has do
clined to listen TO the advice Of many Of
those near him who counsel his absence
from the capital on May-day, In most
OF the large towns the proprietors Of
works and the authorities have refused
to allow meetings to be held on Thurs
dav
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
Union uaiora 10 Strike.

BUFFALO, N, Y, April 20,-On Thurs.
day, according 20 the announcement,
the union bakers Of this city will 10 out
on strike for ten-hour working day.
The result Of the strike, IL Is thought, II
one takes place, will rest principally
with Smith Falk & Co., M their bakery
gives employment 20 more union men
than any other In the city,
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NInchlnlst. 10 snrcnd out.

LYNN, MASS, April 3O.-An organiza-
ton TO be known as the Independent
Order Of Machinists of the United
States was instituted in this city Monday
evening with charter list iSO NOM
bers. A full board Of officers was chosen.
II is the intention to have the supreme
lodge in Lynn and TO organize one or
more lodges in every city in the country.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
AM ArnrorrInLlon to Ilnrond.

WAsmNoToN, April 3O,--Col Richard
Hinton has been appointed superintend-
ent Of mtesn irrigation, department Of
agriculture, and has nm appropriation of
$4,000 to expend before July proximo
in ascertaining whether the agriculture
of the Dakotas and adjacent states can
be beneftted by Che nrtesan systom.
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FROM THE GRANITE oUARRIEs.
The Men Decide to Adhere TO the Nine
Hour work Plan.

Providence, r., l., April 30, On Mon
day night $50 men of the granite quar-
ries and yards in Westerly, at u mass
meeting, decided to adhere to the bill
presented TO the employers calling for
nine hours work and ten hours pay.
The manufacturers are willing to grant
nine hours work for nine hours pay with
u small percentage Of increase in the
hourly wages, which, when compared
with the present wages, would make
little difference. II some settlement is
not reached before Wednesday night
operations in Westerly will cease for u
Whilp
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superIntendent pIorce AcquItted.

New York, April 80. O.-superintend-
ent Pierce, of the Brush Electric Light
company, was yesterday acquitted of
causing the death Of Henry Harris, who
was killed by coming in contact with an
electric lipht
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Boston, April e0-The Union car
penters' arbitration committee yester.
day visited the boss carpenters, who are
not members Of the Building associa.
tion. They We're assured that the eight.
hour demand would be granted by nearly
all those interviewed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
A Big Lumber Mil.

PARKERsBuRo, W, VA, April SO,-The
Little Kanawha Lumber Company, one
Of the largest manufacturing institu-
tions in this section, has begun the cree
tion Of large mill at Portsmouth, o.,
and will soon remove their entire plant
there. The company employs about 25O
hands at this place.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
CouniorfoIt Ounrtcr Dollnra.

WHEELING, w. VAo April 30.-A
large number Of counterfeit quarter dol
lars, bearing tho date 1858, are in circu-
lation in this vicinity, The counterfeit
is moderately good, but careful examina-
ton reveals The spurious character Of tho
coin. The counterfeits have been picked
up in all sections of the town, and there
is no clew to the manufacturers or circu-
lators
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Convlcs Shot While Trying TO Escape.
BLACK JACK, TEXAS, April 30,--Yester-
day, at the convict camp, on the Cotton
Belt road four miles north Of here, four
convicts made break for liberty, They
were fred upon by the guard One was
killed and another fatally wounded.
The other two escaped.
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ROME, April 99--Nine groups of
Anarchists are organizing for q demon
stration ON May day. The police and
the garrison of Rome have been rein-
forced no o measure Of pre0hutioh
Rkainst disorder.
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THE D. n o. RREAKs.

PiTrspURd, April 9O.-'rhe Baltimore
and Ohio railroad posted notices yester.
day afternoon granting the demands Of
their employees, They grant day con
ductors S915 per day; night conductors,
$500; day brakemen, $3.50, and night
bralcmen, &70 Ten hours is TO con.
gtitute n days work, and the men are to
be paid for overtime. The Baltimore
and Ohio is the first railroad TO break.
Nothing has yet been heard from tho
Pennsylvania lines, The supreme coun,
ell Of The employees met at . o'clock yOn,
terday afternoon.
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| COLUMBUS, o., April 3O-The Trustees
Of the Blind Asylum held u meeting lust
night and elected A, p, Meeker, Of
Delaware, o., Stewards clerk, and DR..
Cam, of this city, physician,
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In Coos thc prIcc of lima on.

LIMA, o., April Yesterday the oil
trade was advised Of u further advance
IN tie market for Lima oil, This time
II Is TO 30 cents and under existing con-
tracts with the producers, independent
refiners must now pny 81 l.2 cents This
announcement caused rather weak
feeling 70 pcryNde epoculnLiye CIRCLES.
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BmlMINdHAM, ALA, April 3O.-Some
excitement preyailsat Nottingham, Ala,
ertho disappearance Of Gray pittmann,
cashier Of the bank Of Nottingham, and
diligent search Is being made for him.
Pittmann IL also treasurer Of Albany,
Ga. The condition of the bank Is not
known
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
WRIT OF HAeeAs CORPUS.
MIR. sherman Saw the Judge In His Private
Rooms-Thc Stay Had to Pass Through
Proper Hands,


NEW York. April 9O,-The writ Of
habeas corpus granted by Judge Wallace
In the case Of Kemmler, who was tc
have ocen executed ut Auburn yester
day, was given on the application Of ex
United States District Attorney Roger
M. Sherman, Of this city Mr. Sherman
saw the Judge in his private rooms late
Monday afternoon and obtained from
him the papers, which did not become a
writ until signed by Clerk Doolittle, Of
the northern district circuit court 1T
Utica, Judge Wallace, sitting in New
York, which is In the southern district,
had no power TO make the stay until Il
had properly passed through the hands
Of the northern district clerk, in which
Kemmler was, Consequently Mr., Sher.
man, whose connection with the case
does not seem plain, hoetened at once to
Mr. Doolittle and from thence TO Auburn,
where the order was first made public.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
QUITE A HOME MAN.
For slxty-sovcn Years u Kontucl,lan Novor
Slept Outside His own Homo,

For slxty-sovcn Years n Kcntucklan Noyor
Slept outside His own Homo.
DANvLLE, KY, April 0O--Joshua M.
Fields, Of this county, whose funeral oc-
CURED yesterday, was "a years old ut
the time Of his death, Ho was born in
this county and was never out Of II but
twice, when he went TO Harrodsburg,
remaining about an hour ,on each oc.
casion. He never was In but three
towns, Harrodsburg, In Mercer, and
Danville and Perryville, this county.
He lived and died In the house where he
was born, and never slept out Of 10 q sim
gle night and never ate meal out Of IL
but one, when he dlned with nephew,
u citizen of this county, Mr.. Fields was
u farmer and bachelor, and left an es-
tate estimated at 100000,
ToRT SMITH, Ark, April 8O.-Green.
leaf the nortorious Seminole outlaw,
who has eluded all efforts TO arrest him
for the past eighteen years, has been cap
tured, and was yesterday placed In the
United States jail He has three cases
Of murder pending against him In the
federal court here, and has killed four of
his own tribe since.
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TO stnnh hN tho Rcnncst.

RocKLAND, ME-, April 3O.--At a meet
ing Of the Granite Cutters National
union, held in Minal Haven Monday II
was voted 20 stand by their request TO
adopt the nine.hour system and bill Of,
prices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

INDIANAPOLIS, INp,, April 80.-An in
cendiary fire at Hartsyille yesterday
destroyed Johnston a. Lick's general
store, M. ID. Bradley's drug store and
Masonic hall, Total loss, 10000; in.
surance, 50 200,
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THE CONFERENCE
OF ilaOla Mine Operators aud workers
Wns without Results,

CmcNGo, April 95,-1ho conference Of
the Illinois mine operators and mine
workers yesterday was not productive OF
immediate results, aud the tone of the
uttcrmccs does not promise well for the
near future, The generally expressed
opinion Of the operators present was that
competing operators from the middle
aud southern portions Of Illinois aud
from Indiana would not Join the confer.
cnce and that without such cooperation
Il would be- useless 20 expect representa-.
tive Of Northern Illinois miners only TO
agree upon any advance over last years
prices,
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VIENNA, April 3O,-A serious labor riot
occurred Mt FrankstNdt HorWia yester-
day, The worldngmen pillNged u fao.
tory and resisted the troops,who charged
upon them and wounded many with
bayonets,
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slrnrll for IIlrhrr Mnrcs.

DULUTH, MINI, April 90.--About 300
laborers ON the ore docks Nt West Su.
perior struck for higher wagcs yester.
day afternoon, They are now receiving
40 cents IN hour and demand 80,
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Colnmhns Court AnnoInlmcnt.

COLUMNS, o., April 8O,-Thc county
commissioners appointed yesterday
William IL, SimontOn deputy clerk of
the courts, county clerk TO succeed the
late Theodore Beck, who died Saturday
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plnLlrnh nlmnnIC.

ZANzmAR, April 8O.-It ig rumored
that Emin Pasha, previous TO his depart
ure for the interior, pledged himself 10
monopolize the whole Of the central
african trade for GERMANY
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VIENNA, April 80,- -Thirty-eight Of the
rioters arrested here were sentenced yes.
terlay to imprisonment for terms vary.
ing from eight months 10 three wears.