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"Accidental Death. -

HALIFAX, n s., July 1.-THE inquest on the
victims Of the Dartmouth disaster was con-
Guided last night. No new facts were elected
as to the cause. The jury's verdict was "acci-
dental death" but had the gate at the head of
the wharf been securely fastened the accident
would not have occurred.
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Death oS Mai nos,vo,I

RICHMOND Va, July 17.-Maj. Thos. W. Dos
well died here today. He was the oldest turf
man in the United States, and his stock farm
at "Bullfeid" one of the most noted i'm the
country
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An Alliance Candidate In Kansas.
OTTAWA, KAs., July l7.-The Farmers Alli-
ance congress convention for the second dis
trict nominated Robert +. Allen as their caudi-
date yesterday afternoon. This Is Congress-
man Funston's district
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The Honeymoon "a E,dad

BAIrfxosE, Mn, July l7.--About l.so p. m.
today Martin Houck Of sS7 West Lombard
street shot and killed his young wife. They
had only been married ave weeks. Jsaleusy
vas Ne sausssi Heusk ssesped
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FoURTH-cLAss PosTMAsTERs were today APP
pointed as follows: t. W. solley, Marley, Nd. /;
J. w. Fordef, Madonna, No.; d. E. Barksdale,
Virginia
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Ma

new YORK stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prieeS Of
the New York STOCK Market, az reported By special
wire to Corson and Macattney, 14lS Y street:
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CApIrUL TOPiCs.
STARVING INDIANA.


The Secretary Of the Interior today trans
rilitted to Congress letter from Vim. MeKu-
SICK US. Indian agent at the Bisseten agency.
South Dakota. stating that the Sissetofi and
Wahpetoh Indians Of the Lake Traverse reser-
walton are in most destitute condition, the
drouth OF last year having almost totally de-
stroyed their crops and asking that q, 900 be
appropriated for the purchase OF provisions TO
keep the Indians from starving.
PHILADELPHIA PROTEST.
Representative 0'Neill of Pennsylvania pre-
scented in the House today resolution of the
Philadelphia Maritime Exchange protesting
against the bill granting to corporation the
use of the north pier at the entrance TO the
harbor OF Buffalo. NY.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MIAMI INDIANS.
Representative Martin OF Indiana was before
the Senate committee on Indian affairs today
and made an argument in support Of bill
recently introduced by Senator Voorhees, for
the benefit Of the Miami Indians of Indiana Ii
directs the paymen TO them of e9l, $50. being
the amount Of money improperly paid to In
dams not entitled thereto under the treaty OF
1885. There are now 302 persons among whom
this sum may be divided The committee is
fayorably disposed toward the bill, but will
refer it to the Interior Department for exami-
nation and report
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y g . o O An.
10 and 74l 7th st ~.

cow MUsr.-RKNIMBER WE REMOVE 10
com bin.sson ssess.. ii i q Sc, .soat Hisuss q
&c. All Of our fsmons 5oc ccrscss, lac An q on
ism0a. zss. oorsss.. als Ssrss 20 z" sgosl css-
Ladies, and Chidrsns Isse 6aof Aoss lls
pair. Immense line Of kabbonA Bwtss and HAMBURG
sisr rs,e.S Hvshi1 s 'H6sr 90. 'SxcviEE
bUChES 1902 7th 81 n. nsxt 70 haaksrs osooesy'
ss24-3m
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Name.
Xashinp1on Sfock ExcHanas

Sales-Regular Call-12 O'Clock M: Wasbine.
ton Gas bonds. B. 81 900 at 1l0S; Hygienic Ice
Railroad 30 at 20.
Government Bonds-U. s. AVS, 1891. registered.
iS 6 Ss 1881 asked asked T. ~ ss ,
Elk bid, 121x asked. U. s. Is, coupons 1907
l21a bid. 12l1 asked. '
District Of Columbia Bonds-per imp O.. 1891,
coin. l01 bid. Per imp. IS, 1891, currency, ZOE
ao-year fund. 6s, 1899, gold. log BID. so.year ear
ssna 1857 sas lss ed bio v..r Water
6s. gold, 1907 l2O bid. Water STOCK ts, currency.
1908. 139 bid. 3-65s lU.4, fund, currency, IL
bid. ~
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. s. Electric Light bonds,
"a es. $50 bid. Washington and Georgs,owni
Georgetown Convertible bonds, o.. 200 bid bid
Masonic Hall Association IS. 1895. los bid.
sa IN A a.sss o0Wpsay imp
fantry FIRST mortgage 6s. 1904. 81 bid. Wash
ington Light Infantry bonds, I'd ~, 1904. 93
117K bid, 100 asked. Washington Gas I,shi
Company bonds, series u. Is, lIS bid 100 asXer.
Hygienic Ice Company, first mortgage, O., lO3
asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of Washington. 400
asked. Central, 800 bid. Second. 200 bid. Farm
ers and Mechanics, 100 bid. 2l0 asked. Citizens,
40 bid. 1870 asked. Columbia, $50 bid, 1s5 asked
Capital. 10 bid, 125 asked. Lincoln. 1O4 bid.
hailroad stocks - Washington and George
173 asked. Columbia. 10 bid. so asked Capt.
tol and North Street. 81 bid. lexington and
Georgetown and Tenallytown, 90 bid. Brightwood.
10 asked.
Insurance stocks-Metropolitan. so bid. Ma
tional Union. 20 bid. Corcoran. G5 bid, 40 asked.
l;oanmbia. IL bid. German-American. $50 bid.
Potomac. 80 bid. 100 asked. Riggs. 81 bid. Peo-
pies, bid. Lincoln. so asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title l3I
asked. Columbia Title. 81 bid, n asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-washington Cas-
bid ~ asked Lea Georgetown Cas- As bid u
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania. 25 bid, 30
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac. ~ bid, so
asked. American 9raphOphone. lax bid. 16
Miscellaneous Washington Market Com
pany. II bid, 81 asked. Great Falls Ice Company,
28 asked. Washington Safe Deposit Company,
125 bid. Pneumatic Gun Carriage. IL bid. ~
asked. Washington Loan and Trust Company,
AZ bid, 81 asked. American Security and Trust
Company, SO bid, 57k asked. Lincoln Han, 40
bid, 100 asked. llygienic Ice Company, so bid.
Inser-ocean Building Company. 1os bid.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. July 17.-CottOu very dull-mid.
s,ns ~" arm Flour quiet and steady Wheat
| berry, 9Oaso: No. 2, 94aD41; steamer No. 2, red,
9laglk; western irmer; No. 2 winter red, spot,
Vla9lA. Corn-southern nominal; white, 5Oa52;
July, 45k; August, 444; September, 4sla44k:
and Pennsylvania, 36a39; do. western white, 81 q
40; do. do mixed, 36a;Sx; graded No. 9, white.
choice aye siSadS msy fairly
Butter iirms for fancy goods. others quiet Eggs
easy-l4xal5. Coffee steady-Rio csrgoes fair,
no copper q asss xrssy
ac.ive-L15a1.l6. Freights to Liverpool per
| steamer quiet and rather easer-cotton, 2Oc.:
Receipss-nour 8.072 barrels; VIII, at, O 900 bush.
els: corn, 5000 bushels: oats. 1900 bushels;
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CAsr Fon Tar Sxrs. q, -
EELys THE pEesISfNEvr or
GEnMic1ps d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b EaRbs Us
Soar SKIN DISEASE

where trouble already
EXITS Is clsapsss the sore
and affected parts. opens
the porea silowin4 free
scope to the wonderful
healing 20 wef OF the soap.
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CAV hawsI Pow WEN: On July ?. lsee, At Hy,s,s
LAWS to ANNA .. BOWEN. both Of Olsrh county.
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Range of the THERMOMETERS Today.
The following were the readings al The Sig
nal Office today: sam. SO; 2 pm. "a; masi-
mum. Sc; minimum, rs
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UoUR COMPLEXION, AS WELL Al YOUR TEN
per 10 rendered miserable by disordered liver I'm
Drove both By taking Carriers Little Liver Pills.
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R aIsH . d SY Ylsk
NATURAL In HREDI.
ENTS, NOT BY PERU II.
cry. 80 q

So mild and pure II Fels's
Germicide soap that even
the teuder skin OF the b1by
gains tone and health from
Its constant use.
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IL LOVERS OF THE DELIcAc1Es OF NH
a table use Angostura Blttsrs 20 secure good a.
fesfion but the genuine only. manufassused " DS.
Ssgsrt o0oA At all drusg1sss.
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DAM IN THE SIDE NEARLY ALWAYS CONES
from dsordsrsd liver, and 10 promptly retsvea ~
Carter's Little Liver Fills. pon't foryss this.
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BIRTV.
NrARRIEb.

A. Hhrries, son.
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Price % centa
FELs L CO.. Makers,
Philadeiphi..

yVOMEN WITH PALE, coLOHIESS FACES. WHO
w feel weak and discouraged, will receive both men
tai and bodily vor by using Carters Iron Ps, which
made for the blood. nerves and complexion.
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JUDGE MONTGOMERY TO RESIGN.
He VIII Shortly Leave the District
Bench

Yesterday q telegram was received here from
Lansing Mich, stating that Hon. NJ v. Mont
gomefy OF the Supreme Court Of The Districs
Of Columbia would tender his resignation at an
early date. It was known 70 few members OF
the bar prior to Judge Monteomery's leaving
for home last week that he contemplated leav-
ing the bench at an early day, In fact he in.
formed some Of them who had cases pending
that on his return on the 95th instant they
must be prepared to close them up. He also
requested Mr.. Hodges, the clerk. TO inform
the attorneys that bills Of exception in con-
tested cases must be ready at that time. II il
plates entering into partnership with eh-Post-
master General Don NJ. Dickinson.
LETTER FROM JUDGE MONTGOMERY.
A lawyer here received letter this morning
from Judge Montgomery. requesting him to
have the bills Of exception in his cases in such
condition that they may be signed not later
than the 31st instant. stating that IL is abso-
lutely necessary that the papers be ready for
his signature on that day. From this it is in
ferred that Judge Montgomery hopes to vacate
his position at that time.
WHO WILL SUCCEED MN.
Some lawyers think that IL the members Of
the bar united on District man his appoint
ment might be secured. There are many men,
bers of our bar absent from the city.
Among some persons named for the
successorship are Hon. George S. Batchener
OF New York Cat present assistant Secretary of
the Treasury and Mr.. Mitchell of Michigan.
II the appointment is to 60 outside the District
Mr.. Batcheller would be the favorite of the bar
here, for the New York practice il somewhat
more like our own than that of the western
states. 1t is this difference in practice which
has had something to do with Judge Montgom-
ery's action, for tn become acquainted with the
peculinrities of practice here he has had to
work constantly and has in his short experience
on the District bench probably put in more
hours OF hard work than any OF his colleagues.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been nled as follows:
D. Birtwell to J. o. johnson, lot TO- 50. 8. Eek
ington; g. Margaret F. Ryan to VIII. Walker,
lot IA. block IL, Brookland; $50. John Eagen
to Antonio Malnot lot and parts and 5, So.
679; $500. s. I. Smith to d. Birtwell. part s,
50. IL; g. Mary Wall to j. w. Douglass. part
Ii. SO. 10: 8. A. X. Condor to Emma Nj.
Gillett, sub SO, So 959; sS.O5o. D. Birtwell to
John J. Tracey. part 20. SO. 5; s2,50O. Helen
E. Stevens ia Carrie NJ Brooks, sub 20, block
II. south Brookland; s.. Carrie NJ. Brooks to
Mary V. Lacey, same, ei69.5O.
Neutrality-suspicious. Bound for Europe.
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Denver STATE Lorrrar.
DENVER COL
SIXTY MORE PRIZES THAN AM ofHkR
COMPANY.
CAPITAL PRIZE. o.. SOC.
TICKETS so CENTS EACH
IN see,s7s PAID EACH MONTH.
BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES.
Address RE RHoDus.
jys-eo3m Derives. Col
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Tryinr 60 Defeat Prot. solsy.

A strong effort 10 making 10 defeat the con-
hrmation Of the nomination OF Prof Bolsy to
b assistant secretary Of the navy. This in
part = revival Of old strife between ths line and
the staH Of The navy. The HtSmination win
b opposed 60 the ground that he law pro-
vided that the appointment should be made
from civil life and that the spirit Of the law
uaisston IN the navy fss ~ purpose q aesepo.
ine this appoiutmonk
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by che
clerk Of the court to the following: John Ste
vens and Henrietta Edel; Richard c. Reed and
Leolia f. Malvin; Emma NJ. johnson and Lucy
Z. Robinson; John A. Boyce and Annie M
Kraigstadt OF fredericksburg, Va; Robert
Amanda Stewart; George X. Pyles and sarah
4. storri james Simpson and Katie Chew, r.
Ehninget and Maria Heilig; r. Haislup aud
Lizzie Bartletti Edward g. Burch and Lizzie
q. kroak; W. II. Corbin and Catherine yeney.
THE NIPsrc. now at Honolulu, is soon 10 be
brought TO San Francisco. where she will es-
change her present officers. who have been
with her ever since the samoan disaster, for
those of the Adams, which is 20 be put out Of
commission. The Nipslc Is IN condition Ter at
least years more cruising.
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PHYSICIANS Use
fEELLSS'SSs +EakrM nm ShpdEs

Because II Is the best me-
dunn whereby the antisep-
tics and germicides neces-
ssry 20 the cure of euts-
neous atfec tious can be
employed.
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CHICAGO. July II lC1osingj. : Wheat-July
Sss August BY; September. ssE. Corn--yuly
~ -: Angnst Sah; September. 3sk. 0ae-Yuiy
J!S August, @9h; September, MA. rofk-July
ll.00s August 1000, scptember, loco Lard
August $50; september. hg7k. shors ribs-.
July. a0o; August, $40: september, 62z.
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Not q CrrtlttRhlc Performance,

II the nightly performance Of the Sal.
vation. Army in the Fifth Ward is a
public nuisance, it is within tho power
Of the police to abate it. II it is not a
nuisance, it is the duty Of tho guardians
Of the peace to protect the SOLDIERS" in
their right to worship God according 10
the dictates Of their own consciences.
II the peace and quiet Of any part Of the
city is disturbed by them, complaint
should be made to the proper authori-
ties, but it is not creditable to the city
Or to the efficiency Of the police force
that 4 mob Of boys were permitted to
assail them with stones, mud and brick
bats, compelling them to seek shelter
lest they should sustain serious bodily
injuries. 1t is related that in Saturday
nights riot several persons were struck
by stones. Had npy one been badly
hurt or Killed people who refused to use
strenuous efforts 10 cause the boys to de.
sist would have had a great deal to
answer for 10 their conscicnces.
The peculiar method Of warfare against
Satan adopted by tho Salvation Army is
not above criticism, but the members
are more worthy OF pity than blanc, and
pro entitled 10 charity rather than such
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Iitstpry i!cnrs It Ont.

The Register owes our friend Mr.. ]. P.
Anderson M apology since printing the
following i'll reply 10 the lSTELLIGES.
CEn's illusions to the recent acc uittala
III the United States court:
II he rai.s were .lsmsy. they were against
Democrats. \ i.ct o. which this lSTEiIiGEScE.
and the J0tr.ci l;'n'kers0ursi were PROBABLY IL.
nornnt. AS tito jEGcc WIS thteial 10 Keep the
politics OF the Indicted persons secret. At least
from the jury. Two OF these indictments were
against prominent Democrats, Jacob Cunning.
ham aud J. i. Anderson.
Mr.. Anderson is Il Republican, and
onc.half the point in the above para.
graph is therefore lost. When it is con
Bidcred TINT the trial Of q long list OF iu-
dicsments found against Republicans by
the famous parkersburg grand jury for
political effect has resulted in an acquit-
tai in nearly every instance, all the point
in the paragraph is lost.
Thestatement by the Register that most
it not NIL the cases in the Federal Court,
referred TO by the ISrELMGEScIR, were
against Democrats, is false, and can be so
proven by the record. The public knows
we'll the history OF these prosecutions
and no comment is needed.
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A Good Precedent,

tNECbhHd IN"'h''
Judge Lamson's recent refusal to grant
naturalization papcrs to IN Italian who
could neither nor write In any language.
and who labored under the delusion,
utter ten years residence in tho United
States, that the Mayor OF Cleveland
made the laws for Ohio and the Presi-
dent for the United States, was u cheer
ing hint OF reform in a direction where
it is sorely needed. A few cases have
been reported within the last few years
in which the courts in Eastern States
refused naturalization to foreigners on
the ground Of personal unttness, but
Judge Lamsoa's action has only Il
precedent that we know OF west OF the
Alleghenies, and that by Judge Soldiers,
of tho samc court. The wisdom aud
justice OF denying the privilege OF citi.
zenship and hence, in most States, OF the
suffrage, to foreigners utterly ignorant
OF the methods and principles Of our
government is obvious to all candid and
fa.rio,ic men and fully sanctioned by
tho federal constitution.
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up. My eyes were weak aud watery. There
were roar!ug and bnzztng noises In my eats. !
had n dull. heavy path IT, my forehead. l could
was constantly hawking md raising.
~ grew worse r~spiliy. Tho pain 10 my
head became very severe. Fol, six months | was
not without :" headache Tor 4 single day. | be.
came quite deaf. My appetite In!!cd me. 1t was
In twcnty'lour hours, and half the time I was
unable to rciRln that. Ny heat would beat
rapidly. The a lp!satioa would be followed by
n slow, irregular beating and u feeling OF faint
ne,s, Sharp pains would shoot through my
chest, extending ny far Ms tho shoulder blades.
"My nights were the worst. could not sleep.
The muGus would drop back into my lhront aud
nearly CHOKE m.. ! had to sit up IN bed. aud
ao,ieh and raise to obtAi1 relief. Night sweats
in weight from $50 10 lSj pounds. Ny limbs
~cic no weak that often It seemed as though
they could not bear my weight.
at was while III this condition that | read OF
the wonderful SUCCESS Or. ". Il, Copeland and
his associates were having with cases similar to
mine. | decl4ed to try their treatment. aud
called at their Office. They did not promise TO
perform any miracle. but | f.lt that they under.
s:dod nay case. 80 PLACED sDy.eif under 'he!s care.
"rhe result has tccn simply wonderful.
aches nor rnins in my, chest, sle"p well. aud
nave a good appetite: haze g,inch In weight,
aud, 10 be bsief, all The symptoms mentioned
have disappeared and | feel that am now a well
man. | MAS crgaged entirely TT night work. and
this retarded NY proSrets. Indeed. they did OK.
soon ns they did under the existing Circum.
stances"
BIZ. Grimm Is connected with Messrs. +.
hcCAtt & Co. ~ the .toc<'yards. Fast Liberty,
Enlned above, and this iaicryiew readily ver!.
fed,
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JuDniSa from the personal attacks
upon the Republican leaders in this
State by tho Democratic organs, 1t seems
TINT somebody is uneasy. These organs
are exhibiting great concern over iinag'
mary riyalrics and j~ealousies in tho Re.
publican party, and are fearful lest they
will seriously jeopardize Republican
success. Hour Democratic contempol-
aries would pay half the attention to the
matter OF bringing tho various wings OF
their own party to tho point Of Tapping
together, that they do TO tho manufac-
ture OF ialsehoods about alleged iactional
feelings among Republicans, Col. fancy
and Gen. Joc Sprigs would not ind it
necessary to address frantic appeals TO
the Democracy to organize, or to deplore
the fact that the party in West Virginia
is n "disorganizcd mob The last two
words, be it understood, are not ours.
They were used first by Gen sprigg
himself,
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Items and Events Of interest Cleaned from

Exchanges md Special Dispatches.
The Clay county Star reports that the
large amounts OF Humber Slipped to. mar.
ket on tho late freshets have all brought
good prices, md there Is more money In
circulation In this region than there has
been for many years.
The town Of Auatin, In Lewis county,
covers II space OF two square miles, and
contains two churches, one hotel twenty.
four dwelling houses, three stores, post.
Office. two cabinet shop, two smithlea
and one millincr store.
In Pntnam county thu skeletons Of
two soldiers OF the First Kentucky rcgi.
meut, accidentally killed .%wen|y.nine
years ugo, cant to light by a slip Of the
river bank Id Putnam county. The bones
md Announcements were In good condi.
ton. They we're rohuricd by Captains
Wartcnburg and Phoncr, Of the G. A.. Il.
Post OF Winfield.
a large oak tree In tho cemetery at
Salem, Virginia, was rivcn by lightning
lase week. by tho splitting OF the tree
Il silver tea pot was exposed, md on cx-
"a4hiHHt!bH " toulhlHtu lue bkull VI II
child. The date on the weasel was 1923.
1t was unique In make and ~ehtrinsia!y
very valuable. Its history, however, /,
It mystery.-I aMty Wfyi"iaa.
Tho West Union Record has tho fol.
lowing: Noah Weekly who was con.
fined In our jail for unlawful retailing,
got out "Wednesday evening and made
good HIS escape. fle requested tho Ill
tie boy, who Is about six years Of, age, 10
bring him some coal. When tho little
fellow opened the door, leaving word
that no would be back at the next term
of court, he took II bec limo over
slnart's hill and could not have been
caught by q blood hound. His escape
will cave many dollars to the taxpayers.
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Tho Coming Labor Demonstrations.

ThS coming IAhDoF DcEiohhtrAt'oh'
Thursday will witness IL OF tho
grea.est labor demonstrations that the
world oyer saw. In Europe tho move.
ment for tho limitation Of tho days
labor to cjsh. hours, prohibition OF labor
by children, prohibition OF night labor
except in employmcnts which make 1t
necessary, and IN uninterrupted period
OF rest for t~hirty.six hours In each week
for all iaborers, will be attended by
scenes OF excitement and possible blood.
shed.
In como foreign countries, notably
France and Germany, there will be q
concerted move 10 bring the question TO
the attention Of the Governments, and
tho labor organizations will invoke the
initiative OF the governments. In this
country and in England the programme
Is different. The governments will not
be taken into consideration. In Ger.
many tho Socialie9 VIII scl2o the oppor'
tunity to make known their strength. a
similar move will be madein France. The
governments will be directly interested,
aud a peaceable outcome Is doubtful. In
America, where the best systems on the
face Of the globe prevail, the working
men will seek only to attain their emds
through the legitimate combinations
among themselves, and freedom OF con.
tract between employer and employed.
Such, SAYS q respected contemporary, Is
the contrast between the methods OF
seli.rcliaut lreemcn and the dependent
spirit which looks only to The Govern
ment machine in every social dilemma.
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IT now appears that Mr.. Fred Craw'
ford, one OF the mos. reliable newspaper
men in the country, wrote the interview
with Ex-presiGent Cleveland in which
lie waa made TO cay SONS very impolite
things about Editor Dana. 1t is stated
that Mr.. Crawford could have proved
the authenticity OF the interview, but
was willing to acquiesce in the Worlds
denial as n matter Of policy. II this is
true Mr.. Crawford made a mistake. lie
should not have allowed himself to be
placed in such q light, even to save an
ex.president from public contempt.