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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
MANY CALLERS on NIX. GILL; ID. r.
AN INVITATION FROM CANADA-wAITINo FoI
DILLON AND oBRIEN.

AN INVITATION FROM CANADA-wAITIN0 FOR
DILLON AND o'BRlEN.
Thomas p Gin. the Irish Member Of Parliament
for the Southern Division Of Lonth. VINO arrived III
the city on sunday was busy all day yesterday seeing
friends fulfilling serial engagements and making III
raprcments with the representatives Of the various
Irish organizations for the biz tour OF William y breh
and John Dillon who. after their arrival VIII WISH
the principal cities of the Union and make spee'"'
In support of the struggle at present gong on III i
land in behalf of the legislative independence Of that
country.
Visitors not alone from this city but from the
neiylborinc cities poured in all day to the Fun
Avenue Hotel, where MIR. Gil is staying. to cxto"
cordial welcome to the popular young lrlSh oi'i anu
politician. who is proud to follow the leadership III
Charles stewart PaIne in the cause of HOME Riic
will there be demand for the cA'r;M''ioh oi
Dillon and O'Dricn!" asked a Tribune reporter
There /, ground in common Ncn>r or III
international law for such Demand was Mr.. Gin
reply Tho bail bonds engaged that they wonHi
appear for trial They have appeared Tor 'r''''
MIR. Icay will struggle to establish thai p''ht III
behalf Of Dillon and O'i'ri"n; but of course lie
continued rc,i.ncdly the whole world knows now
that England Will refuse to adiilh anything tia' i
fair either III law or In justice when il involves the
liberty Of an Irish political leader or the triumph "l
a ca,isc which he champions"
Among the caller, Mr. Gill were the Kew. ~
=. Dillon Of Newark. y. j.. whom the hcip'' H." ''
Louth greeted cordially; NJ. Il. Ii"ihiN' "' '''r'N
CIV who came IN ask Mr. tin to attend meeting III
that town: j. +. Farrell. m the I'm Home h"i
Club: General James r. O'licirn". j. NJ Wall ,
of the Irish Parliamentary FUND A>>"a,I' W, h'
I;ihliu lanes Cartau II lriia~'. li'lthu h''"I
NcMulen secretary Of the Irish National Learn ~
10 fast John J. Rogers. Major Ed"ain I''> 80 .'
Goth Regiment. and John = iuinrI. hait, Mn'rH'
III. leader OF the Ir>lmcn II ottawa hI'ii' Ur
craph,d ASKING MIR Glll I" attend mass n''''nt
In the Canadian capital bnt Mi ''iil ,""h I'H'
no definite answer untl the ARRIVAL "i p'"h al"
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CUARGED WITH SWINDLING BY NfSifIifS

The case Of Naian Frankie, the Ni"linl~t. VII" -
CHARGED ,y Vit II = Fl"cht r. a!r III n.u>cil in"'Iu
,nc,t, Al 40 Union square West. with criminal lh"l.
c.uo nm a, ttc Toubs Police Court Yesterday before
inst &c smith for another hearing. The d":cnc" l4r4 a
number Of Witnesses OIL the stand am ny whom w'r'
,evcr prominent musicians. all Of whom aid they iIri
hcen .y,ndlcd y Fcchtrr had h',rd OF hi- question
able dealings with other muNiciaI-. Non" m III ~
examined would believe the complainant under 'F'fh'
The last witn.>,. Mrs.. Powell. the mother OF Ms
Noud Powell the violin player. dcclar1 that Flc'ht'
lad ,ot her daughter violin that Wa not worth so
A. one Of a celebrated make and had asked sOn'ihIn%
like $500 for it..
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cp<yn,vc oy TIE BASEBILL VAN.
LOOKS FOR BENEFICIAL OUTCOME OF THE
CONFERENCE NEXT WEEK.

CHICAGO Oct, ls"Ye- the baseball "en OF IN. 'ou"
49,. 90 Gearing n decidedly compromising eonlhcNoh !'s'
81 .,,d A. g. Spalding this morning Il nave |u''
,,,.d from New.York where STOPPED on nv way from
,,oc and have had opportunity OF feeling the oa'c
~ IL As chairman OF the arbitration c"nh,tt~'
A. M. feel at liberty 70 express an opinion rsaunR n
80, mill after our me- ting on october ~ nut VIII
- ,ha, I AM hopeful Of better thnGs In" Ne"-io'H
wse undoubtedly spcndid thing ior thS game
rh meeting had the erect Of putting us all III oetef
nmo, ,od The kind feelings toward one another Will go
o., toward solving the problem The cry Ii Tor pace
m almost unanimous impression that this disastrous
,..eh.u war must end and both parties are Wiling I"
maize all reasonable concessions to bring ABOUT COM
D,r,,.e Between now aoa the meeting weFx from
w,1ncsday there will b. considerable WORK zone Inc
.,ou. clubs OF both Ieasues viii hold meeting" and ex
mess themselves fer and against compromise ana ueso
vii, reported TO the conference Thus giving
ma tho bene; of local opinion. Then. OF course oncials
and hackers will net idle and matters Will be In such
shane before we convene that decir!on cen DE easily
reached. ,,.
Iva. my European trip success IS regards es'coall'
v.. IL ws. TIE game Ia becoming popular acress the
x.e, and have hopes OF International games 1t no dis
tsnt date The Foreigners aeon to catch the craze weu
much effort and the Of the game smong them 10
assured"
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UDUAY HAVE To PAY FINES 81 THE THO SiND

william +. Cannon. "A junk dealer. Of H", -o= ana
eO4 Scvcnth.ave last week received call from the
officers Of the Iottlcrs Protective Association. "h"
found % 3Oi registered bottle, snncly slowed away III
hi, cellar At the YOrkvillc Police court Cannon VA
held for examination. ON SATURDAY Charles IT, LOCKER
detective found 10 900 bottles belonging to the
citation In CannOn's possession. The prisoner VA
brought 10 the TOmi,s Court Yesterday anu held Tor
t,ai THIS CanDons third offence and Is punishable
hv fine of 81 per bottle. II he j. found guilty he
will thcrciOr, have to puy fine Of So .;IO4.
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TT'yDRAL or THOMAS HN'ES.

The funeral Of Thomas Hicks. y. A. was held ycscr
dav morning In the Church Of the Divine Paternity.
Tfthavc and Forty fifth st.. the pastor. The Rev. Dr.
C. II. Eaton officiating. MANY friends OF Mr. Hicks were
present, among them being number Of the member,
OF the National Academy Of Design. The palltcarcrs
were Benjamin Romane. Daniel Huntington. president
OF the National Academy Robert NJ Olypant. prc,i
dent OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Richard rprnbull Dr. Draper. Robert Roger Haycock
Professor Charles F. Chandler and T. Addison Richards
The burial was at Greenwood
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OUR UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT

RcOrganiZcd and greatly en-
larged, has just been opened, in
our new SalcsrOOmS, with a choice
collection of new goods.
Ladies' and Gcntlcmcn's ALL
silk Umbrellas, Paragon frame,
with silk cases, at S1.jO each.
Ladies' and Gcntlcmcn's Union
Silk Umbrellas, guaranteed fast
dye. ut S1.5O each.
One line of fine All.Silk CmbreI-
las, for Ladies' use. at $3.50 each.
In better grades of goods we are
showing Il line with imported
handles. comprising Dresden
China, Tortoise Shell, Horn, Sill
YER and Natural Wood handles.
mounted with solid silver, from
$500 up.
Childrcn'S School Umbrellas,
S1.jO, $500 and upwards.
JAMES McCREERY & co..,
Broadway and nth st.
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Toledo nine the easiest possible manner "'uA'' ~
was the Inst game Of the season. The score: .
Columbus ..''..'.'''''''''''0 Q 90
TOl, do ~ "
observation-disclosures r. Toledo D. fTror.-Ooi,.nnD1u,
o. Toledo &. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uu "o"i' i
Duke.
Portland Ore Oct. 18-The season OF the Noru~rS"i"
League closcd to-day Standing Of the four clubs III inc
oa.u. 4, a. follows: Spokanc Falls. Tacoma SEATTLE
Iort land
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Mrs. MISSIONS =

Mrs. MISSIONS SOOIHIAG SYEtf
., M Sffp @ if sssr .ilLnI:lS wlTiI TtfTii
CHILD SntTLNS The "rN5 AILHYH 81 rAIN
III kRRHOEA S'ld W piugr.st' In every par, Of the
world Twenty hvc cont, 4 hO'tc
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT GOING; ON TODAY.

WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Peoples Municipal League massmeeting Cooper Union
Op.m.
New.York Jockey Club Morris Park. p m
State Senate Committee Cities. Part ii. Superior
Court. IL .. M
westchester County Assembly nominations.
University Of the City Of NcwYork and Berkeley ioo~
ball Berkeley Oval.
Meeting OF the Board OF Estimate.
New.York Academy Of Anthropology lecture university
Building, p. IN
Harlem Republican Club meeting evening
Society Amateur Photoei aphcrs No 1l3 west Ihirty
eighth.st p. M
Association Of the Bar meeting, No. West twenty
ntnth.st.. p. IN.
xIth Congress District Republican nomination. NO 3+
West Forty.sev~nthst
xVIIth Assembly District Republican nomination. No.
oAl West ory.sevcnth-st
Delta Epsilon Club. No. East Eorty'seventhst' PM
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For R,v',to,i's c"lrhrntci f,.T'.?""1. hot waite
heaters Ha.,imoic h'lic'. 80! 90. to u
10Y : iOH ; ~ /. 80. 81 and IN" "Atf.s'.
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h, NJ all Leavenng Govt Report Aug. ~ 1859
Re-! B Bsxa$7
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

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Steamer I'M tBr London sept wa Have 49,
with misc and passengers to Henderson BIOS Ar'e" '
Steamer ntona Bn. human monmouth Sept -, rs and and
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Steamer Allegheny tnr Masters Rouen sept ~ IN ballast
Steamer Andes br .msnx ScPt ~ n AZ iSy M
and Gibraltar with udss and passengers Ei"e &"
co Arrived Ss a. til. K" .msurs Sep, 49, with
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pas .s% Fsrss Hv at IN. Is!I % muse ~
steamer CITY Washington hrynoas Mryr.m r"S,. snn
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With ISI ms. G a nsT:r W% "c
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steamer Bruno. Lewis. DArnorew mise to IL { Eos
steamer Lucy M,'sr s'nn' Bangor vii" ""'' and pas
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to order yessei Ico Hgr & g" ,,v. with raes to
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steamer Port Fairy tBri Clark Yokohama @'-Edw Ferry
& 90
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steamer Haugatrck. NaiG Tampa -tnmhr!lo cara mrt
Steamer City of BIRMINGHAM. irir SdvHnia Is IL Mhs"r
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sir,,n"f State OF Aanam, rr'. Lewis baltimore A"'''"
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steamer col W ,iio. Van Elton. Nc~'hA''h frA"A
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s,yainah YrnA, hJr>:oI lnsrnha nav anu f-"hce
Wilmington
TNF MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEKS.
FOREIGN PORTS
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New. \ oI i Southampton AMI M~u"n :, -,
oct J. >ril"fl ~''" ''''' ''''
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IlrNRY A. DAN1l.LS. NJ.


80 Wi-V -. II =.
NJ S,ryu,. t. alto t'r'nnrv Organs
lrnpot.n AID SEr!Fy. Hhrr- y =" /. - to :.
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Errr's SrrtIAL S.i" or CnfIAr~.
Zach ~. D. dpi't. IF"a!tit. /, fN''tt I'm and
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I! ~. Food o." .tut'- '..u' % -'ip 'Hf"- LIN.
iH.h ., .,t.". sud 81! Glr'l.-'-
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


snnrsss % ssu Is Moon 80 q Moons AGE
L.k-Sandy Heok. ~ Gov Island 75a Hcl. 0atn q II
P.H-SAhdy HOOK. OS Gov Island ~ He'll 0Ats TO- A.,
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SHIPPING NEW.

PORT OF NEw.YoRX..".......MoN OCT. II. 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamer pushYills (Dr Brady, Lyndon SEPT 80 PAA
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SINGULAR LIBEL SUIT.
Growing Out of the Entry of the Northern
Pacific into Manitoba.

Growing Out of the Entry of the Northern
Pacific into Manitoba.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Nov. 18.-The Grim
inal libel suit brought by Attorney General
Martin against Mr.. Luxton, editor of the
Free Press, who, in his journal, charged
that Martin was guilty of bribery in connec-
ton with the entry of the Northern Pacific
railway into Manitoba, is still pro-
ceeding and exciting the greatest interest
in political circles. One of the witnesses
swore that Martin had told him in conf
dence that clause in the contract with the
Northern Pacific providing for $500 per
mile for "organization'' purposes was really
to provide an election fund for the Manito-
ba government.
Mr.. Scotle, director of the Manitoba
Central railway, swears that his company
offered to build to the boundary and give
the province connection with the United
States railways at a much less cost and for
a less cash subsidy than the government
sides that, he swears that the Northern Pa
cific was behind his company, but that
they, seeing they could make more by deal
ing with the government direct, threw his
company over. He says that one of the
Northern Pacific officials, when here, said:
"The government is our meat. We can
make more out of them than out of you.''
It was expected that the case would have
been closed to-day, but Martins counsel
and one of the officials who conducted the
negotiations, was on his way from st. Paul.
Hendricks arrived here tonight. Mo
Naught, solicitor for the Northern Pacific,
has been telegraphed for. President Cakes
may also be sent for from New York.
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The New England Society,

4 meeting of New Englanders was held
at the Masonic temple last night to con.
slider the advisability of recognizing.
There was fair representation of the old
organization and the matter Of reorRaniz-
ing was enthusiastically endorsed. The
name of the society will be changed to the
New England society of Montana instead
of the New England society of Helena. az
it was formerly known. A constitution
was adopted and it was decided to hold the
next meeting Friaay, November q, at the
same place, when applications for member
ship will be received. On December S
officers will be elected and a programme Of
be arranged.
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DR.. r. NJ. Whitefoot, of Bozeman, is a
guest of the Cosmopolitan.
b. +. O'Neal. of Fort Benton, j. McIn.
tosh, Missoula, Dave Ranken, of st. Louis
S. Hayes and wife and Mrs. Cook, Of CIeve-
land, Ohio, Mrs. Conan and Mrs. Touhy, OF
Wickes, are among yesterdays arrivals al
the Cosmopolitan.
Departures via the Great Northern yes
terday were: Herbert Chandler with re-
mains of Samuel Wilson for Aver junction
Hill lIs wife +, and daughter, New York; jacob
Sloan, Edward Sloan, Geo. 81. Sloan ant
Roy w. Eckert, Chicago. ILL.,; A. Strong
Kansas City, o. r. Mattrock, Saginaw
Mich; John Newhall and Cal. Smith
Montreal, Canada; q. Pardreaux, Ottawa
Ont; Mrs. Mary Ives. Cincinnati, 0.
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HELENA m DR1n.

!ackson'sm storA DAilsy block.
DiAnar from u to q tbs Bon Ton.
Board and rooms ct Min Neael4A IL
Clark street.
Schlappi. the artistic piano tuner. Cap
tai City Music Co.
Jama ". Da1har, ueEohanS enllne. ualh
stsssA eppoaito Hk.t Na15enel ~,
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WITH ALL HIS FAULTS.
The Irish Party VIII stand by Parnell
Leader.

The Irish Party VIII stand BY Parnell a.
Leader.
DUBLIN, Nov. ia meeting OF the Ma
tional League was held in this city to-day.
Edmund Leamy presided. He said Parnell
had been chosen leader of the party and the
party would stand by him while he stood
by them. He would lead the par
tyr in combat in parliament dur
ing the coming session, and the
Irish would be more than ever de-
voted to him. John Redmond ridiculed
the idea of Parnell being preiudiced in his
politics by the verdict in the O'Shea case.
His colleagues were bound to him by an
unfailing loyalty. Never in the career of
the nationalists were the members of the
party more determined to stand by Parnell.
Redmond's remarks were greeted with
cheers. Joseph kenney and other leaders
spoke in similar strain.
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IA v 98AU ~ NAA&
&c. Reise. Castle.
G. w. Stewart, Mis-
soula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Nye,
Weeks.
Mrs. H. Freyher and
daughter, Micks.
p. b. ingalls,, Placer.
]. j. Miller, lndianAp-
lis.
l.. Lawrence, Elkh0yn.
Jas. Miller. Corbin.
Mrs. hebersh, Corbin.
W. Nj. Levine. New
York.
Joe. Wagner. Balti-
more.
A. G. Price, St Joseph.
A. A. Stanforce, Dear
born,
II. A. Milot. Dearborn.
Airs. X. T. Jones, p, p.
Valley.
! c. brown, Miles City.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. Riggs,
East Helena
b. \. Wood, Woodland
Park.
Thos Star, Wicke.
]. Palmer. Kansas City
U. D. Tonhy. Bernice.
G. w. Idim. AlhAmbra
{. NJ. brown, st. Paul.
Geo. Kirby, Marysville.
IA. d. Hartley, MArJs-
vile.
W. l.. Ewing,West6eld,
]. e. Hallum, Aberdeen
Pat Sullivaa, Bate.
II. kirchne, townsend
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Tho Boiler ExplededL

READNo. Pa. Nov. I.-At Nsrtztown
this morning one Of tbs boilers in . factory
exploded. The building vas wrecked.
Henry Epler, Sassaman Hilbert and Ohas.
Oswald were instantly killed. Seven othe1s
were badly wounded,
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Balls Photos, Cheapest and Best.
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Notice.

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Arrivals at the Grand Central

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City.
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w. L. Bay. Columbus,
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MIR. and Mrs. ]. H.
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stoves, Stoves, Stoves,

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Tho Best the Cheapest.

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Court House Notes.

Court HOUSE NOt0S.
Judge Knowles has appointedJ J. d. Ray, Of
Glendive, a United States commissioner.
In the cases of Riley. Robertson and La
Blanch against Harrison, Judge Hunt has
granted motion requiring the plaintiffs to
file bond for costs.
The supreme court has adjourned until
next Monday.
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Arrivals .. The Helena.

Arrivals ut The Helena.
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Il N. BELL, Minnolp G. n. Martin and wife
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samuel Bundoek, L;v- w. II. Ditmee and wife
ingston. Chicago.
Mrs. Jos. Conran, Great Miss Alico Conrad
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w. III. Taber, st. Paul Geo. + Bu6mAn, st.
L A. Allen, New YORK. Louis
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win Rub Him OFF the List.

EDINBURGH, Nov. 1a-Notice has been
given in the town council that motion
will be made to remove Parnell's name
from the roll of bu1gesses.
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For Hosiery, Yarns, Underwear and
Aatn street.
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The Kid Says He Is Innocent.

Max Kopske, the Bismarck kid, with an
air of most injured innocence. told Judge
Knowles in the United States district court
yesterday that he was not guilty Of the
charge of assisting l.. F. Freeman to rob
the United States mail at Chinook last sum-
mer. Judge Atkinson, his counsel, will en-
deavor to prove that Kopske told the truth.
The kid will be tried on November %.
Freeman has already confessed his share in
the matter, but has not yet been sentenced.
Freeman was the mail clerk and it is
charged that he managed to throw the
mail sacks off at Chinook at the time when
Kopske could be around and go through
them unobserved.
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Laur Generates Another Uproar.

PARIS, Nov. 18.-In the chamber of dep
uties to-day Laur tiled to interrupt debate
on the budget to question the government
as to measures it proposed to adopt in order
to prevent the drain of gold from France
for the benefit of foreign markets. Finance
Minister Rouvier said he offered yesterday
to answer to such Interpolation, but as
Laur did not press it the government would
not accede now. Laur then made violent
attack upon Rouvier, accusing him Of tax
ing advantage of his official position to
speculate for a rise in government stocks.
A tremendous uproar followed, but Laur
was finally suppressed.
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All Of g. W. n Bsynolds' end Alexandar On.
mas works to b bad 1t ihs Bee HiveA
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CAiid's Felt slippers ssa.
Al New England ahoe stogA
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Go to No II Warren street for sWitchsa. win
and fronta Hair cut. curlel and dressed.
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Felt shoes for Children
At New England shoe store, Ill 8. Main.
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BERLIN, Nov. 1S.-Prof. Koch is chagrined
over the appearance of lupus in patient
reported cured. This is the only instance
of the return of the disease after supposed
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