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The morning call., 1890-09-28
Weather Renort.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-Rain has fallen
in New England, the Middle and Atlantic
States, the Lake regions and Ohio Valley,
and light local rains have occurred in the
South Atlantic and East Gulf States. The
temperature has fallen generally throughout
the country, except in the Atlantic States
and Texas, in which localities slight rise
is report, d. Light frosts occurred during
the night in Northeastern Iowa and South
western Wisconsin.
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A Fruit BUYERS Association.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-The Chicago Fruit
Buyers Association has been formed by
fruit dealers doing business south of Wall
street. 1t is the purpose to further the in
terests of its members, and especially to
avoid the inconvenience which heretofore re-
suited from a lack of concert in the time OF
holding sales by different auctioneering
firms.
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a PRIZE CREW ON BOARD.
An American Fishing Schooner Seized by {
British Cruiser

An American Fishing Schooner Seized by a
British Cruiser.
HALIFAX. Sept. ga special dispatch
from CEarlottetown, Prince Edward
Island, says the American fishing schooner
David Crockett was seized at Lours
Thursday night for violation of the fisher
les law. The seizure was made by Cap
tain Mackenzie of the Dominion cruiser
Critic. The Crockett Is in charge Of a prize
crew. No particulars have been received.
United States Consul General Fry has re-
ceived a dispatch from the owners of the
Crockett, James G. Tarr 81 Brother of
Gloucester, Mass, asking him to investigate
the seizure. The Consul-General has tele-
graphed to the Consular Agent at George
town directing him to take charge of the case.
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SULLIVAN INTERVIEWED.
A Match With slavin Said to Be Out of the
Question

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-John L. Sullivan
was seen to-day about Slavin and McAuliife.
He did not wish to express an opinion. He
never saw McAulifre put up his props. +"
had never seen Slavn at all. He thinks
McAuliffe too tall for frst-class fighter.
"Do you recognize Slavin as the champion
of the world?" asked the reporter. "By no
means; he has only defeated second-class
man. OF course, he is good man; but it
does not take an extra good one to beat Nc
Auhffe." "Will you make a match with
Slavin?" "No, sir; once for all, that is out
of the question. have adopted the theatre
cal profession and left pUgilism behind me
fnreuar -
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STABBED In THE STOMACH.
Joseph Kear"ey wieids . Knife in

Joseph Kearney Wieids Knife In a
Second-street saloon.
Michael Nealon, one of the proprietors of
the saloon at POI Second street, was stabbed
in the abdomen last night by Joseph
Kearney. The wound is quite dan
gerous. Officer Pike had the injured
man conveyed to the Receiving Hospital and
treated Kearney had been in the employ
of Nealon for about three weeks: Last
night he demanded his wages, ana Wniie
Nealon was demonstrating with him ne drew
his knife and stabbed him. kearney Is q
confirmed opium fiend. The police have not
,t,,rn nI i'm
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Australian Labor Troubles.

MELBOURNE, Sept. 27.-The unions have
offered to agree to the freedom of a contract
to disavow boycotting and arbitrate the
present dispute.
Wool shearing in New South Wales and
Queensland is about finished. A large num-
Der of shearers from New Zealand are
ready to come to Victoria if the shearers in
this colony go on strike.
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Workmen Buried Beueath a Falling Wal

PTTTsBURG, Sept. 27.-L Late this after
noon long brick wall, used as backing
for score of frame houses in Allegheny,
fell, buryiDg several workmen in the ruins.
Joseph Solvage was crushed to death by the
bricks and timber. Joseph Vogel, and an
unknown Hungarian, known as No. ~"
were so badly injured that they will die.
Three others were severely cut and bruised.
The accident occurred at what is known as
Colliery Row, in Allegheny City, where a
number of three-story frame houses were
being torn down to make room for more i'm
nroyed buildinps
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BRIDGE COLLAPSED.

Four Hundred Russian Soldiers Reported to
Have Been Drowned.
VIENNA, Sept 27.-Polish journals as
sert that during the recent maneuvers OF the
Russian army at Covno Krasnostraw,
bridge collapsed and 400 soldiers belonging
to the Pultaun Regiment, which was cross
ing the bridge at the time, were thrown ill.,
to the water and drowned. The papers state
that among those who lost their lives was
General ArdowSky. There has been no Off
cial confirmation Of the report.
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IN FLAMES.

Threatened Destruction Of an Immense Pack
ing-House in Chicago.
CHICAGO Sept 2S-At 2:l5 o'clock this
morning third alarm Of fire was turned in
from the packing house district at the stock
yards and twenty engines have gone out.
Fowler Bros immense packing-house is in
flames and it is feared it will be entirely de-
strOyed
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Thirty Laahas.

WILMINGTON. Del), Sept. 27.-One Iona
culprit stood pillored for an hour in the rain,
and afterward hugged the post, while Sheriff
Allen laid on thirty laShes at the Newcastle
Jail this morning. The culprft was Edward
DENLY, negro, who had been convicted OF
assaultng, with criminal intent, Mrs.
Margaret c. Hukili, white woman.
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Chinese Gambling Denz.

New YORK, Sept. q. = Forty fan-tan
dives, five lotteries and ten other Chinese
gam bling places have been definitely located
by the police within the space of four blocks
in fhic citv
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The Ant:-L, ,ttery Law.

LANSING (Mich.), Sept. 81. = Governor
Luce to-day sent letters to all the prosecnt-
ing attorneys in Michigan ordering them to
see to it that the new United States law
against lotteries is strictly enforced.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Oh Andrew Carnegie, who has always be n
opposed to young labor. The order will af-
iect many widows, who depend on their sons
Tor support. Some go boys at Braddock
ana over 1O0at Homestead will be discharged
In accordance with this order
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A Rich Vein of Silica.

SCRANTON. Sept. pa rich vein Of silica
sixty feet thick, recently discovered in
Northumberland County. is pronounced the
finest quality and far superior to the Scotch
or English clay. The Scranton Fire-brIck
Company has leased 200 acres for fifteen
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An Insult. to Germany.

BERLIN, Sept. 27.-The Hanover Courier
;sserts that when Thompson, IN official OF
the British East Africa Company, took pos
session of Vita he tore down and trampled
under foot the German flag and gave the ma
tives a portrait Of Emperor William to use
as u target.
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wholesale Discharge Of Bows.

PrTTsBuRG. Sept. PA special from
Braddock, Pa, says; A notice was posted
to-day in the Offices of the Edgar Thompson
Steel Works that all boys under 16 years OF
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Robert Gsrret,,s cors;t;,r

PARIS. Sept 27.-Robert Garrett will re-
main in Paris till spring. He looks strong
and hearty, although unable to stand the
least excitement. In fear of a recurrence of
his malady. he is always followed about by
some man OF whose existence he is ignorant.
His brain has by no means recovered its
enuiiibrum.
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Wet Weather.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-The league game at
Pittshurg and the American games at Coium-
bus and Louisville were postponed to-day
on account of rain.
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EASTERN BASEBALL GAMES.
National League.

CHICAGO, Sept. 81. : Chicagos 6, Bos-
tons 2.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 81. : Brooklyns Z,
Clevelands 4.
CINcINNArI,.Sept 27.-New Yorks Is, Gin.
cinnatis g.
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exception, ever built in the United States.
She is intended for service between New
York and New Orleans, is 400 feet long, 4S
feet beam, 1894 feet deep and has tonnage
Of 1900. She will be freight boat exclu-
sivalv
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY.

Two Citizens of Branford, Fla, Fatally Shot
By a Desperate.
BRANFoRD tFla.l, Sept. 27.-Two men,
J. T. Lasley, a Notary Public. and Ii. d.
Sapp were shot and killed here last night.
The killing of Lasley was the result of an
alteration between him and J. T. Garner,
who is a desperate, especially when filed
with bad whisky. After Garner had killed
Lasley he fed to his room, from which place
he exchanged shots with friends of LaSley,
and was killed.
The morning call., 1890-09-28

The alarm from Box 65 last evening was
for fire at 116 Sixth street. 1t originated
in the rear of the grocery of F. Spring and
spread to that of 2. j. Tomalty. The tltal
damage amounted to $500.
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PSORIASIS 20 YEARS.
Body a Mass Of Disease. Suffering
Fearful. All Thought He Must
Die. Cured in Six Weeks by
Cuticura Remedies.

have been afflicted for twenty years with an oo-
stInate skin disease called by MD.s Psoriasis
and others Leprosy, commencing on my scalp: aud.
in spite of all could do. with the help or the most
year ago this winter it covered my entire person
In the form dry scales For the last three years
have been unable to do any labor aud suffering IN
tensey all the time. Every morning there Sou.e 20
ON my bed some OF them haf rs lats ~ VIC GU
yeope containing this letter. ~ .he 49, artse
winter nv skin commenced cracking open. ttleu
every thing. almost that eoeiI ny ne stastsa vs. in
SonsS conid reach Hot Springs reached
Detroit and was SO low thought snouiu nave 70
co 10 the hospital, but hnally got rs Tar as insiS'
SicH W vbsre i had sister living. One DR.. -
,ra,1aa me about two weeks. but did me no good.
n Thought had but short time TO live. Earnestly
nraved 10 die Cracked through the skin all over
nv back. across my ribs arms. hands, linus; feet
badly swollen; toe-naiis came OIL; hngern nails dead,
and hard as bone; hair dead dry aud ieless as old
straw Oh, my God how l did suffer. My sister.
Mrs L. IL. Davis, had small part of box OF CurI-
cURA in the house. She wouldn't give up; said.
1--WE will try CuTIcURA." Some was applied on one
hand and arm. Eureka! there was relief: stopped
the terrible burning snsation from the word 60
hey Immediately got the CUTIcuRA, CUTIcu,hA
REsoLvENT and SOAR. L commenced py tasluS
one tablespoonful OF kESoLvENr three times uaS
after meals: had bath once a day. water ,9 aJ9ut
blood heat used CurICURA SOAP lreeiy : app,.et, pet
CUrICURA morning and evening. 81, ,i,,. = la,
to my home IN Just six weeks IRON ,ns ne LIN oi,e o'
"H" my ' 80 HIRAM e. CARPENTER.
Henderson, jefferson Co., N Y.
CrrrcrRA REMEDIES are sold everywhere. frlce,
1870, OurICe M rhe great Skin Cure. soc; CUTIcURA
an srouisite Skin ruritier and Beautlner,2oc;
CrrrcIrRA REsoLvEST, the new bloou furiner, $l-
poTrrR DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRP'S, Boston,
AZ Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages so ILLUSTRATORS. and loo testimohias
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Hnlland's Rnlnr

THE HAGUE, Sept. 27.-The King of
Holland suffered a relapse yesterday. His
condition is such that lie can not sign any
documents.
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Launch Of a Freight Steamship.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 27-The new
steamship Ell Sol was successfully launched
at the ship-yard of Cramp & Sons this after
noon. She is the largest vessel, with one
The morning call., 1890-09-28

TOLEDO, Sept 27.-Toledos 15. Ath-
le;ics 3.
ST.. LOUIS. Sept. 27.--St. Louis 7. Balti-
mOreS g.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 27.-Charles j. Edg-
erly, the husband of Rose Coghlan, the act
ress. to-day secured divorce on the ground
of desertion. He lives at Sioux Falls, South
Dakota
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An Astcnishln, succss


LONDON, Sept 27.-Tbe Labor World is
developing into an astonishing success. Its
circulation amounts to over 10000
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EVIDENCE CONCLUDED.

The Eirchall Case to Be Given to the Jury
Monday Nieht.
WOODSTOCK (Ont), Sept. 27.-The Crowns
evidence was concluded yesterday and the
defense began the introduction OF testimony.
The prisoner still retains the utmost COM
p0sure.
Dr.. Mcarns took the stand s. awitness
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AN END TO KALHOKY'S
REPR|SALS PROJECT,
His Plan of Retaliation Against
the United States
Abandoned.
RIBOT CoNFERs WITH REID.

Negotiations for Reciprocity Agree
ment-The Prospect of the Ad-
mission of American Pork Into
Germany-MiIitary Reforms Lead
to the Retirement of General
du Vernois-SociaIist Manifes-
tations.
The morning call., 1890-09-28

The total population for the district is
363. $50. In 1880 the population was 1885,
991, an increase Of 70. 591, or 27,54 per cent.
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Shipbuilding in Great Britain.

From the returns compiled by
Lloyd's Register of Shipping, it ap-
pears that, excluding warships. there
were 521 vessels of 1857 tons gross
under construction in the United
Kingdom at the close of the quarter
ended December 81. The particulars
of the vessels are as follows, similar
returns being given for the CORES
ponding period of 1888: 1889,
steam, 1873 of 1850; 1883, 1854 of
72S,79S; 1889, sail, 50 of S8,427; 1888,
81 of 31,67O. From the above state
ment it will be observed that the
merchant tonnage under construc-
ton in the United Kingdom at the
end of 1889 was about s per cent.
greater than the tonnage under con-
struction at the end of 1888. During
the past year, however, the amount
of work in hand increased until the
end of the second quarter, when
there were $50 vessels of 929.611 tons
under construction, these being the
highest figures reached since the
period of unprecedented activity in
1888. Since June last the returns
have shown a slight falling off. The
September returns showed 1862
tons less than those for the previous
quarter, and the present returns
show 1892 tons less than those for
September. On the other hand, an
increase is noticeable this quarter in
the vessels for the construction of
which preparations are being made
there being now III vessels of 304, 275
tons ''preparing," against 125 vessels
of 242,SOO tons at the close of the
previous quarter. 1t should be added
that, of the vessels under construc,
ton in the United Kingdom at the
end of December, 434 vessels of 769,
453 tons, or approaching 80 per cent.
were being built under the supervi
sion of the surveyors of Lloyd's
Register, with view to classification
by that society. Belfast and Lon
dondeiry are building rs of 70,171
tons; Clyde, Isl of pa, 232; Mersey
Is of 19,440: Tees, 81 of 11O,621
Tyne, "a of Isl, 1873.
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modest ones. Extravagant socialis
tic schemes can only precipitate the
world into disorder and chaos. The
method which is to be fruitful must
build an-experience, must take adj
vantage of the past, must be III the
line of historical development. For
tunately, we are not dependent on
the wild devices Of the soclallstlc
agitators, who are "all sail and no
anchor" The experience of the last
fifty years has elaborated at least
one scheme, which possesses all the
qualifications alluded to as necessary
to success. We refer to the various
forms of Profit Sharing, or Industrial
Partnership as it is also called. Very
varied experiment in several coun
tries carried through q. ,number OF
years has demonstrated Vndf profit
sharing is applicable to very wide
range of industries, both agriculture
and mechanical, and not merely t.
great enterprises, but to small
There is no reason why it should no
be as helpful here as it has in mos
cases where it has been tried else
where It cannot be applied in tn
cultivation of sugar cane as long a
industry is carried on with Asiati
labor, but it might be perhaps,
another and better class of labo
should be secured. Who will ris
something in the interests of pre-
gress and make the experiment?
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ADVERTISING.

An intelligent knowledge of adver-
Using, and Of that Mich pertains to
it, is essential to the success of a
well-regulated store.
One may have the only store in
town; the mercury of local competi-
ton malnhe frozen out of sight in
the bu es barometer, but every
mail b 3 in 4 4pphlets and circu-
lars from outsi buses, which, with
the express as ahGaccomplice, perme-
ate the trade atmosphere of the
town.
The man who has the only store OF
its kind in town needs to advertise
to let the people know that there is
such store in existence.
There is not, and cannot be, a
trade so permanent and1fall, and sc
well protected, that it cannot be
scorched by the fire of competition
The man who is so settled in bust
ness that his business cannot In
crease had better settle in another
world.
Advertising not only brings trade
it directs trade; it creates trade
Half of the customers in any com
munity do not know all they wan
until somebody tells them.
You have something to sell; there
is somebody who needs it; connec
that something with that somebod,
and there is probability of trade
and the world over, the experience
of every man who has made a sue
cess in any line of business or trade
proves beyond a doubt that adve1
Using is the only medium which will
bring a prospective buyer to tn
store when everything else fails t.
get him there.
While there are hundreds of meth
DDS of advertising there is no metho
of advertising which can take tn
place of the legitimate advertise
ment in the legitimate newspaper
All other methods to be Of any pal
ticular good must be supplemental
} to newspaper advertising.
The merchant should always &C
vertise in the local paper. At cel
tain seasons of the year column
not too much space, but the averag
} merchant can afford to run an adve
} tisement of from quarter to a ha
a column in each issue of every n
spectacle paper printed within b
territory.-Exchange.
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EVENTS OF TODAY.
THE DAILY

Be just and fear not:
Let all the ends thou ain'st at be
Thy Conntry's, thy Gods. and Truths.
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Nrln advertisements.
NOTICE.

MR.. GOO KIM'S RICE PLANTATION
Nl at Waikiki, Oahu, has been bought
this day by the undersigned.
THE KWONG NOW WAL co.
Honolulu. Feb. Is, 1890 42-6t
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Prince T. Keykulah Mira, first
cousin of the Shah Of Persia, has
been sent to Siberia for five years by
the Russian government for distrib-
uting base money. The Shah has
written most indignant letter upon
the subject.
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THIS PAPER is KEPT ON FILE
Il at f. G.. DAKE's ADVERTISING
AGENCY, 6+& 65 Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco, CAL, where contracts for
advertising can be made for it.
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Executors Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
l. appointed executor of the estate of
Charles Jay Hardee, deceased, hereby no
titles all persons having claims against the
estate to present them. properly certified,
for settlement. All persons indebted to
the estate are requested TO settle their ac-
counts at an early date.
J. 0. CARTER,
Executor Estate c. J. Hardee, decd.
Honolulu Nov. y. 1889. 12I-3Hl299-3n
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NOTICE.
LOST.

- and the residence of Geo. Z. Castle, a
Pocket Book, containing money and ring.
A suitable reward will be given the finder
bv returning the same to the Advertiser
office. 41-3t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons that on the 1st day of Febru-
ary, 1890, a meeting of the stockholders of
the kahuku Plantation Company was
held in the Office of James B. Castle, Ho-
nolulu, and at said meeting it was voted
by said stockholders to accept Charter of
incorporation granted to them under the
corporate name and style of Kahuku
Plantation Company, January 80, 1890
and that the Company under said Charter
thereupon organized themselves and
elected the following officers:
Alexander Young President
John A. Cummins Vice President
William w. Hail Secretary
James B. Castle Treasurer
William +. Allen. Auditor
Notice is further given that, pursuant to
the terms of said Charter, - No stock
holder shall individually be liable for the
debts of the corporation beyond the
amount which shall be due upon the share
or shares held or owned by himself"
WIN. w. HALL,
Is 130S-1m Secretary.
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Notice to Shippers.

nor THE MORE SATISFACTORY
l. accommodation of our patrons We beg
to suggest to them that in cases where
drayS are required for shipping goods to
outgoing steamers and coasters, or i'll any
case where required, at O'Clock sharp Of
the day, they will find that by ringing up
Mutual Telephone No. 269, between 12:i5
and Las in the noon hour that Mr..
Hewett will be there in person to receive
all orders, and our friends will thereby
greatly facilitate business to the better sat
isfaction of all concerned.
I7-3m HUSTACE Il ROBERTSON.
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New Coffee Saloon!

THE NEW COFFEE SALOON OF G.:
l l.. Seimantel at is Hotel street. will
be opened from A. NJ. TO 10 p. NJ. daily,
o5-3t
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Elt elton Of Officers.

At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
"A the East Maui Stock Company, held
this day, the following persons were elected
as officers for the ensuing year:
w. P. A. Brewer. President
Z. Z. Jones. Secretary and Treasurer
w. H. hODeTtSou.- Auditor
Directors-J. o. Carter and z. Faxon
Bishop.
J. o. CARTER,
Secretary pro tenn E. II. Stock Co.
Honolulu Feb. 3, 1890 29-1m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-19

WAsHrSoroS. March l0.-The Senate
Committee on Finance reported to-day .
substitute for the Sherman Antitrust
bill, In shape which the author thinks
VIII overcome all objections TO the meas
ure on the ground OF uconstitutionality.
Tho members Of the Committee reserve
the right to express their opinion OF the
bill when It comss up for consideration.
The substitute provides that all ar
rapgoments, contracts, agreements, trusts
or combinations which tend to prevent
full and tree competition In importation,
transportation, or sale OF articles Of
growth or manufacture; and all arrange
ments, trusts or combinations which
tend TO advance the cost to tho consumer
Of any articles, are declared to DO against
public policy, unlawful and void.
Any person or corporation injured BY
trust or combination, may sue for and
recover In any court OF the United States
twice the amount Of the damsges aus
tainsd.
The Urgent Deficiency bill WAS passed
with amendments, one OF them author
izlng the use Of $1,000 for the relief OF the
Turtle Mountain Indians.