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VIII Visit Europe. .

New YORK, June Mrs Harrison, Mrs.
Russell Harrison and Mrs. Mckee came to
the city last night. Mrs. Russell Harrison
and Mrs. Mckee sail on Wednesday for En-
gland, where they will be the guests of Min
ister Lincoln. They will go to Faris, and
possbly 10 Berlin.
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Greenland Explorers.

NEW YORK, June Civil Engineer r.
E. Peary will sail the latter part VI the
week on the whaler Kite for Greenland.
Professor Angelo Heilprin and Alexander
{. Kenealy. the latter a ne ewSpaper man, and
Others 90 with him to explore the northern
part of the island.
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Western Association.

LINCOLN, June 2.-Lincolns g. Denvers q
MILWAUKEE, June 2. - Milwaukees 5,
Sioux Citys O.
MINNEAPoLIs, June minneapolis 16,
st. Pauls 10.
KANSAS CITY, June 2.-Kansas Citys 3,
OmahaS D.
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Riotiug in Italv.

ROME, June I'm Savona, town Of
Genoa, yesterday, mob attempted to rescue
two men who, for some offensr, had fallen
into the hands OF the police. The rioters
made desperate attack upon the gen.
darmes in their attempt to release the
priso 'ers. Two OF the rioters were killed.
A number of gendarmes were seriously in
lured.
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Papal Matters.

ROME, June AT the Consistory Thurs
day next, the Pope will nominate Bishops
| Of SKY doceses, including Milwaukee, Salt
| Lake, Omaha and Dallas.
The Committee CT Cardinals has disc0v-
| cred a deficit OF 100000 francs iu the
| Peters Pence Fund.
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one by one until I had been fully cured 1 had
the disease thirteen months before began taking
the REMEDIES and in four or i've weeks en-
tireIv cured. NV disease was eczema and psoriasis
l know of great many who have taken the REM-
EDIRs. and thank me for the knowledge OF them,
especially mothers who have babes with Sc2ly erHp-
tiOns on their heads and bodies 1 cannot express
my thanks to you. NY body covered with
scales and was an awful spectacle to behold. Now
my skin is as clear babyS.
GEO. CoTEY, Merrill. via
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The Newark's Trial Trim.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The final trial of
the new steamer Newark took place from
Norfolk yesterday and the vessel proved to
be very satisfactory. She was run 100
miles out to sea in a heavy sea and bad
weather. Her machinery worked well and
she proved to be very steady vessel.
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REFORMED PREsBYTERIANs.
Discussion on the Cases of Ministers Accused
Of HeresY.

PITTsBURG, June 2.-The morning ses-
sion OF the Reformed Presbyterian Synod of
n rth America was taken up with discuss
ing the motion To table The resolution pre-
seated yesterday for the arrest of seven
ministers accused of heresy for contempt of
court in preaching i'll churches of other
denominations after they had been sus-
pended. The motion was lost.
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Davitt,s Paner susnanded.

LONDON, June Michael Davitt's Labor
World has ceased publication. and it is said
this fact is unknown to Davitt The COM
pany has spent nine of the ten thousand
pounds at its disposal
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LITTLE Rock (Ark.) June 2.-Th5 Ma
tional Convention of the Travellers Pro-
tective Association met here to-day. Presi-
dent McGrew's annual address showed that
the organization Is in healthy financial
condition.
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Rescued From a Sewer.

MINNEAPOLIS. June BY eave-in in
sewer on Twentieth street six men were
buried twenty-seven feet deep late this
afternoon. After two hours hard WORK they
were rescued alive
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CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS.

Auction Sale Of a Carload Of Frat at
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 2.-The Earl Fruit COM
pany sold one carload of California fruit at
aaelisn to-day, realizing the follewing
prices: Cherries, Royal Anne. 81 90 and
81 95; black Tartarian, 81 40 aud 81 80;
Bggereau, 81 20 and 81 so; royal apFicots.
half crates, 81 90 aud So; cherry plums,
small, but good, 81 2J; some cherries in
bad order sold for less.
New YORK, June Local selling agents
for some popular brands of standard Cali
fornia canned fruit report that jObbers are
placing orders rather more freely with ind-
vidual engagements about the same as at
the beginning of the season two years ago.
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An 0atm cal Trust.

AKRON Ohio, June 2.-Incorporation
papers have been filed at Columbus for the
consolidation OF the Oatmeal Company,
with capital stock of IS. SOC, 000 All the
oatmeal mills Of the country are thus
brought under one management
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American Home Missionary Society.

SARATOGA, June 2.-The American Home
Missionary Society, a State organization,
met here this morning. About 1000 dele
gates were present from early every State
in the Union.
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at Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, June 2.-Five bases on balls
and fourteen hits gave the Bridegrooms an
other game from the Pittsburgs to-day.
Brooklyns Is, PIttsburgs 8. Batteries-Daly
aud LoYett; King and Mack.
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BASEBALL GAMES.

The Giants and BridegroOms Win-Chicagos
Shut Out.
NEW YORK, June The Giants won their
fourth consecutive game from the Cleve-
lands to-day. Only two Cleveland players
succeeded in getting as far as the third
base. New Y0rks Z, Clevelands 0. Batter
ies-J. Ewing and Clark; Seward, VIau and
thinner.
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At Boston.

BosToN, June 2.-It was a batting game
on both sides, in which the visitors had the
best Of it. Cinciuuatis 10, Bostons 8. Bat
teries - Radb Jucne and Clark; Staley,
Ciarkson aud CAMEL.
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MURDEREKs REsENTENCED.
Condemned Men Taking Advantage of Writs
of Haheas Corpus

of Habeas Corpus.
New YORK, June 2.-Three murderers
were resentenced here to-day. The lawyers
for the condemned men intend to fight the
case vigorously. and do not expect Judge
Barretts sentence to be carried out Coun-
sci Haire said to-day's acti would prove
entirely nugatOry. lie expects 10 keep
Wood alive two or three years yet, by a
succession of appeals on different points.
Hooper, counsel for SlOcum, could rot say
what would be done next for his client.
The probability is writs of habeas corpus
will once again, If not for years, prevent
the carrYing ont of the law.
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At Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-The Chcagos
were shut out to-day, being unable to bat
Gleason. Gumbert was hit hard. Phila-
delpuas &, ChicagOS 0. Batteries-Gleason
and Clemens; Gumbert and Heenan.
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Small Corn Crop in France.

PARIS, June 2-Reports received by the
Commercial Exchange indicate that the
yield Of corn this season will be only two
thirds Of the average amount
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Large Arrival of Immigrants.

New YORK. June 2.-1he largest num-
ber Of immigrants to arrive in port III one
dav known here passed the barge offics to-
day. The total was $780,
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Ireland,s Census.

LONDON. June 2.-1he recent census OF
Ireland shows the population to be 4, ,706.-
162 males aud 2. 2.317,077 females-a decrease
OF 46S, ,674 In the total since the last census.
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A French Treasurer Abscopds.

PARIS, June IN. Jouanno, a banker,
who acted as trustee for most of the exhibit
tors at the French Exhibition in Moscow,
mas abseOnded, leaving liabilities of S400, 900.
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KILLED BY INDIANS.
Three White Men Fatally Shot at the Sac
and Fox Agency

SAC AND Fox AGENCY, June 2-Three
men, one named Greenaway and the others
unknown, were shot and killed on Leo
Whistler's ranch yesterday by three Shaw
nee Indians, who were to-day arrested.
The Indians assert that the white men
stole their horses, aud when pursued began
the fight in which they were killed
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American Association.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-St. Louis 6, Balti-
mores /.
The Columbus, Cincinnati and Louisville
games were prevented by rain.
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ns Frarninet,s nenial

PARIS, June 2.-Prime Minister de Frey
cinet denies that French mem war are in
terfering with the bait supply in Newfound-
land.
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Cattle Embargo Raisai.

OTTAWA. June The Government has
passed an order in council permitting the
Three Rivers Dead Meat Export Company
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The following California pensions have
been granted: John r. McHenry. Elizabeth
Hoyt, Martin O'Hearn, Henry Zufoldt,
John Zimmerman, Joshua Eldredge, Mary
I. Cunningham.
E. L. Watson of San Francisco is in this
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THE HAYTIAN REVOLT.

President HyppOlite Said to Have Suppressed
the Rebellion.
NEW YORK, June 2. Hannibal Price, the
Haytian Minister, has received telegram
stating that the revolt against Hyppolite on
May 2Sth was promptly suppressed. the
rebel leaders executed and the Department
of the West placed under martial aw.
Admiral Gherardi says that when he left
RaEt-au-Prince he was confident that Hyp-
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AFTER TWENTY YEARS.

Chamber of Commerce
CINCINNATI, June 2.-C0lonel Sidney d.
Maxwell, who for twenty years has filled
the responsible position of Superintendent
OF the Merchants Exchange and Chamber
Of Commerce of this city, to-day rendered
his resignation, the duties having become
too Onerous for his impaired health
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French Interference.

LONDON, June 2.-In the Commons Fer
guson, Secretary of Foreign Affairs, refer
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MORTAR-SPOTTED SKIN
Covered with Scales. Awful Spec
tacie. Cured in Five Weeks by
the Cuticura Remedies.

About the 1st Of April last noticed some red pim-
pies like coming out all over my body but thought
nothing of it until some time later when began
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-03

Use vaseline for hangnails. To whiten
and soften the hands bathe them in hot
water at bedtime, rub on cold cream or
eamphor ice. and put on large chamois
gloves with the fnger-tips cut of.
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CANADA's PREMIER.
Sir John Macdonald Still Alive, but No I'm
p-ovement.

OTTAWA (Ont), June 2.--Sir John Mac
donald passed quiet day, without notable
change until this evening. Since that time
evinced by perspiration and labored respi.
ration.
A bulletin issued at midnight indicates
that the Premier cannot live much longer
His physicians, however. think he will sur.
viye the night
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUrIcURA, soc; Soar
25c; REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by ths Porrka
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston
aE- Send for How to Cure Skin DlseaseS." 81
pages 90 illustrations and 100 testimonials
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier. and greatest OF
Humor Remedies, internally ito cleanse the blood
OF all impurities and thus remove the causel, sud
CUTICURA the great SKIN Gaze, ave Co fICU "a
SOAR, an exquisite Skin Beautiher. externally ito
clear the skin and scalp aud restore the harl,
every species of agoniZing. itching burning, ally
and pimply diseases of the skln scalp aud blood
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-08-27

the payment of the expenses of the
municipal governments; third, that the
brewery, which in a test case the su-
preme court OF the United States said
the state had power to suppress and
destroy, has been and is in constant.
uninterrupted and profitable operation;
fourth, that these facts are known to
the state officials, the board of police
commissioners appointed by the COVER
nor upon oath to enforce the prehib-
itory law, and to the people generally.
These observations are not prompt
ed by hostility to prohibition, nor by
preference for any other plan for re-
pressing the enormous evils inflicted
upon society by the abuse of Intoxicat-
ing drinks. Prohibition may be the
best method of dealing with the appaIl-
ing problem, cut the friends of tenn
perance have nothing to gain by intol-
erance. hypocrisy and misrepresenta-
tion, and nothing to lose by fearless.
candid and truthful discussion
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Not a Notwithstanding More.


One day last week, while sad and
drea1y, as we pondered weak and
weary, across the unswept floor, we
heard at first a gentle tapping, then il
became an earnest rapping at our
sanctum door. "Come in" we said;
while yet we pondered and in silence
we still wondered what for US could be
in store; then, the door-bolt gently
turning, in he walked. Our cheek was
burningI thoughts of crimson gore.
Are you the man who does the writing?
(What will rhyme with this but fight
ing? quickly thought we o'er.) 'Sir, we
are," we gently told him, nodding to
the boys to hold him, if he tried to beat
us sore. "Then you will please give q
credit. opposite that little debit for two
dollars more. 1 like your paper and
will take it as long as you strive to
make it as good as it has been before. -
We jumped; he lodged; thus We missed
him, or we should have surely kissed
him, no matter if the boys did roar. So
seldom are we treated in this manner,
we felt inclined to sing hosanna, only
this and nothing more. Jasper Co.
MOI Democrat.
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Against Grin Politics,

A political party based upon secr6
organization with grips and passwords
is antagonistic to the spirit of Ameri-
can liberty.
We make no fight on secret societies,
social, industrial, charitable OF agrb
form political party to control the
government and administer the affaire
of our country. the perpetuity of q re-
publican form Of government is endsQe
gered and the right to life, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness is jeopardized.
Since the days of knownothingism
who has heard of political meetings be
ing held in the peoples court houses
under lock and key? What good is
there in the measures and methods of
political organization that viii not =
bear the light of publicity? Why put
the candle under a bushel?
The hateful lodges of knownothing0
ism went down disgracsd and disowned;
the knights of the golden circle were
buried with the wreck and ruin of tho
stars and bars: the knights of labor
have broken and scattered wherever
they went into politics ali on one side
as a political machine; and the knights
of reciprocity viii moulder in forgotteE
bitches ten years hence, while the peo-
ple's party coDclaves of grips and signs
and pass words and locks and keys and
sentinels viii have gone where all secrsf
political organizations must 60 IN a
free countTy-to the grave yard OF po-
litical follies.
Now, let no nImbie-jawed agitator
distort our views into a different mean
ing from the right one. We say to
farmers and laborers everywhere and
in every calling: Organize in bodies to
promote your social and business i'm
terests. In organization and union
there is strength We say to trades
men, teachers. bankers, printers, me-
cbanics. ministers, shippers, writer's
all who work-organize TO better your
condition But don't peTvert your or
ganiZations into political machines to
bolster up one party on To put down
another. A political party, or any fac
ton of it, based upon secret organiza-
tion, is a sore on the body polite.
Western Spirit
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A Fishing Party.

That is what the case of the City VS.
James keenan,, before police Judge
Corbin last Thursday, should be called
It was an expensive one, too. the costs
for witness fees, mileage, officers SER
vices ETC., will foot up something near
$50. to be paid by the frisky taxpayers
of Great Bend, and all apparently be-
cause an officious city attorney wanted
to make showing to his brethren that
he was trying to redeem his pledges.
Official zeal, when exhibited with some
degree of decency will be commended
in any public servant; but when a case
is brought as that one was, without the
faintest shadow Of evidence to start
with, and no chance in the world to
secure a conviction without total
disregard of law or evidence; then it is
time that sensible men should not be
backward about codemning such a fla
grant waste of public monies. There
were Is witnesses summoned by the
prosecution, not one of whom furnished
the slightest evidence that would tend
to show that keenan, had sold intoxi-
cants, and the whole farce from begin
ing to end, as far as the prosecution
was concerned, Indicated that it was q
Fishing party" where City Attorney
Nimocks hoped to draw out some sort
of evidence that would incriminate
somebody, sometime, somehow and
somewhere.
This case was even greater farce
than the Pawnee Rock case before
Justice Lewis. Perhaps the Beacon
willy charge US with desiring Ito be un-
fair" in our criticism of this case also.
Then again, perhaps it will not, as the
alliance county attorney had nothing
to do with it except to warn Nimocks
that he was barking on the wrong
scent.
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Smoke this, QaraWaE.

During these piping times of
peace" tPl in the ranks of the ''g. o. p. !"
we are happy to find few pointed
statements made by that great states
man" whom friend Caraway told his
readers about last fall, and which we
ask our post Office neighbor to put in
his pipe and smoke it." The editor of
the Voice, the New York prohibition
paper, having sen. out circular letter
asking for expressions of opinion about
certain alleged discrepancies between
statements made by John j. ingalls, in
his speech at Prohibition park, August
1, and those expressed in an article in
The Forum three years before, and also
information concerning the liquor traf-
&c in Kansas. Mr.. ingalls, replies in
part as follows:
Your quotation from my remarks
at Staten Island is incorrect, imperfect
and mutilated. Had you intended to
challenge the accuracy of statements
made in an extempOraneouS address,
justice would have suggested the sub
mission of your report to me before
publication. The extract from my ar
ticle in the Forum depicts with fidelity
the situation at the time it was writ
ten, SO far as i could judge from per-
sonal knowledge and the Information
of those in whose sincerity and intelli.
gence I had confidence. In the last
few years, however, a remarkable and
extraordinary change has occurred, and
the real question is not whether my
statements are consistent, but whether,
being at variance, both are true.
.'To present the issue clearly, 1 af-
firm, first, tha. there is no town of any
magnitude in Kansas where beer, whis-
Ky and other intoxicating drinks can
not be had and are not sold as beyer-
age; there may be some hamlets and
villages were this is not true, but not
many even Of these; second that in the
principal cities of the state the dram.
shop traffic is recognized and practical.
iy licensed by the imposition of month
ly fnes, which are regularly applied to
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BUFFALO,,

From Pauline"
Jas. WINS is very poorly.
Miss Ina Baker spent Sunday with
Miss Jennie Boshell.
Quite number from Great Bend at
tended the ice cream supper at zs. Fri
day evening.
The Misses Julia and Lucy Miller and
Leona Griffith, of Great Bend, visited
at Mr.. Purviance, Sunday.
The festival at 28 was well attended
Friday evening, considering the threat.
ening weather. Everybody seemed to
enjoy themselves, and neat sum was
collected for the minister.
The ladies elected as delegates to
the Alliance Women's Association from
Buffalo Alliance were as follows: Mrs.
L. ]. Ullery, Mrs. E. A. Everitt, Miss
Ina Baker, Mrs. Fannie Twins and Mrs.
w. P. Bruce.
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1t Pays to be q "Furriner.n

Just look at the humbug of the whole
thing for brief moment.
Under a republican administrations
is many dollar in mans pocket if
he happens to be foreign farmer, and
many dollars out of his pocket if he
happens to be an American farmer.
Two men, one living abroad, che
other living in Kansas or Georgia. warA
to stock their farms with proper agri-
cultural implements-plows, mowersA
feed cutters, horse rakes. cultivators
and what not. They both send to Mich
igan for bottom prices. And what is
the result9
This Michigan firm viii charge the
native farmer eighteen dollars for a
plow. He can make that same plow for
the foreigner for fifty per cent. less and
still get good, square profit. 1t is the
same with all other utensils needed
that is, he viii sell them to foreigners
at prices ranging from fifteen to fifty
per cent. less than he viii sell to an
American.
He knows that the foreigner must
have hard pan prices, and SO he cuts
down to suit. He knows that the ten
dercy of legislation in this country is
to make everything dear. and of course
he keeps up with the procession. That
is business. If the American farmer
mortgages his farm in consequence,
that is small matter. If he is even
ruined. that is also a small matter.
Congress enables the manufacturer 10
pocket big profits, and he does it. he
gets rich, the farmer gets poor. But
what of that?
There you have the ugly fact. If
man is a foreigner he can buy what he
wants to run his farm withal a mighty
sight cheaper than the native born
American can. Newton Journal.
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HMeHBoRHooD HAPPENINGS.


CLAFLIN.
From the Banner.
H. c. Smith has his new house COM
pleted.
John Strothman is erecting large
barn on his farm near this city.
The new creamery is nearing COM
pletion and will be in running order in a
few weeks.
ClaAin has four grain dealers who
each make daily average of upwards
of two thousand bushels.
The Sons of Veterans will give their
second annual ball in Ineersoll's hall,
on Friday evening august z8.
A number of good men can find
steady employment at 81. so per day in
this neighborhood. If there is any man
that is starving this fall, it must be his
own fault.
The bulls of the Claflin wheat market
ran the price of number two wheat up
to ninety cents Monday, and larger
amount was handled than in any other
one day this season.
One of the lowest and meanest tricks
that has ever taken place in Clafin, was
committed by some scoundrel on Mon
day or Tusday night. The tree in front
of the post Office had the bark COM
pletely whitfield from around its trunk,
thereby destroying the tree. A man
who would stoop to do SO low and COW.
ardly an act deserves to be kicked out
of a community.