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The Portland daily press., 1891-01-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY,
PHllADFlPhlA & READING R. r.,
BAL TIM03E & MIN RI

All trains vestiOueI from end 60 end, heated BY
steam and lighted by Pinisch ras.
TIME TABLE NOVEMBER 40, 1890.
Leave NV Work from loot OF Liberty street.
North River,
For Philad, lphia at 4.sO, 7.45, 900 IL 20 a. m,
1:3O, 200, $40. 400, 500, GOO, 7.3O y m
1915 night; sUNDAYs-D co. II 90 a. m. 200.
800, $40 $40 p. IN, 2.16 night.
For Baltimore am Washington daily at 0. o,(11.30
except Sunday a. M; 400, 500, 500 y. m,
1915 night =
PABLO cars on day tTans-Sleepsrs on night trains
Tickets via his llue are on sale at ali principal
kailroad Offices throughout New York and New
England. -
Boston ONCE, 2ll Washington Street.
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-06

The policies Cf the UNION MU.
TUAL LIFE lNSURANth COM
PANY afford absolute prOtrt ton
and IN liberality are unsurpa s,eo
BY those any other Company
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How to g=t a Handsome Husband.

-
"Wheueer some lucky Indian maiden
Found a red ear In the husking,
'Muska! cried they altogether:
'Muskav you shall have sweetheart
You shall have handsome husband.
The handsome man always admires the beauti-
fui woman. Then simply make yourself beauti.
full. Remove all blotches. pimples "forked signs
of turkey tracks from your features, by the use
Of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, tonic to
the nervous, circulatory and provocative systems.
Its use brings rost to the cheeks and sparkle to
the eyes, Take it, and you will, like the Indian
maiden, find "red carr In good health, an omen
of luture happiness Guaranteed to give satisfac-
tion In every case or money PAID for 1t refunded.
First Printer-I hear Drinks has got married.
Stcoud P.-Yes; married woman who weighs
$50 pounds,
First P.-Just like him; just what might have
been expected.
S.co r.. How so?
First Pile was always fishing around for a
TAT Jake. -~~--
The well known strength nIng proper
ties of IRON, combined with other tonics and
most perfect nervlne, are found in Carter's Iron
Pills, which strengthen the nerves and body, and
improve the blood and complexion.
Jake Simpson wanted Clara Bellows to reply
Because you are so well read" when he asked
her why he was like wellthumbed newspaper;
but she shook him from center to circumference
when she replied, because you are second-class
male matter.-New York.
Must not be COMPOUNDED with common
catharic or purgative pills. Carters Little Liver
Pills are entirely unlike them in every respect.
One trial will prove their superiority
GLOW long has this affair been building?"
asked the American tourist. as he looked alta
cathedral.
"About ninety years." answered the guide.
Ninety years! Why, over In America we
could put up building like that and have 1t fall
to pieces, all inside OF five years."-Indianapolis
Journal.
The Irish made Butts, but only the American
proprietors made Or. Butts Cough Syrup.
The excellence of Salvation Oil is attested by
rapid sale. Price % cents bottle.
Owner of Horse brushing the flies off the impa.
t ent anima)- What are you telling me, Larry?
Are you really descendant of the Irish kings?
Larry-Yls, sor.
Owner-And now you're shoeing horses In an
Englishman's backsmith's shop! 1t looks like
the irony If fate.
Larry-Yis SCR. Stand still, ye bastei make
me Twin sor, by ironin' fate.-Chicago Tribune.
1t is very seldom that such a thing as
mouse finds its was into church, but such
was the case at the South church in Middle
town Conn, last Sunday morning. A gentle
man was somewhat surprised during the
service to find one occupying the same seat
with him and In his endeavOr to catch bis
monseship was only rewarded after the same
mad succeeded In getting part way up his
coat sleeve. when it was dragged out by its
| Tall and deposited on the outside of the
church. Either the same mouse or another
one also made quite commotion In q seat
occupied by four young ladies. sS
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POHILAaD & WORCESTER LINE
Portland & Rochester II. Il.
STATION FOOT Os PRsBlE STREET.

On and after Monday, Oct. rs, $500,
Passenger Trains will Leave rortIasdI
Yer orcester, Clinton, Aver junction,
Nashua, Windham and Ripping at $50
a. m. and 1870 %. an.
For Maarhe-ier, concord, and points North
at ia.3O pm.
For Rsebs-ier, springvaIe, Alfred, Water.
bore and sace River at 5.3O =. m., 1880
and $40 y. IN.
Rsr siorhs I'M at . 30 and IO.sSO n. M, 1850
Roo, $40, 6.2O and n Lao y.
For -accnrappa, Cnmb bertrand Wills, W est-
brook Jauctten and Woedssrd's at 1.30
and Io.oe "A. IN, ~ 80, 500, $50, $40
and Lao p. IN.
Fer Forest Avenue (Deering), $40 p. na.
The 1880 y. an. train from Portland connects
at Aver Junction with "Hoo-ac Fuonei
Rsute.o for the West and at Juion Station,
Weg cester, for krevihenco ana New tor<s
VIA sProvidencs Line" for Norwich and
new Eerk, via Norwich Line" with Ho-toa
81 Albany R q tor the West, and with
New Wort all rail. via, ss-prtngns'd."
Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester
at I 30 p. m.; from chester as s.35 ns.,
I So ansS %" y. M; From Gorhans at 0.4Of
$50 and 1880 "a. M, $50, Also, $50 and
~ IS p. an.
saturdays only.
For thruIlgh Tickets TO all points West and
Sou b. apply to s. Z. CORDwELL, Ticket Agent,
Portland, Me. w. PHrEFS Supt.
c. j. wIGGIN. GeD'l Ticket Agent. oef7ars
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Nov Is. lat N. Ion 20 W, ship Sierra Nevada
from Antwerp for San Francisco.
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-06
Provisions, &c. :
Flour.
-


Superhne and
low grades 4 50@5 0C
x Spring and
Xxx Spring 8 2596 sc
Patent Spring
Wheat g 66 %
Mich Iraigh'
roller .s5 5o@S Is
cl' ar do So 25@5 so
st Louis st'gi
roller s rs SSM
clear do 5 50@5 75
Winter " heal
Patents. $5A q So
The Portland daily press., 1891-01-06

NOTICE a. a. REV GsvEN that
~ the subscriber has been duly appointed and
taken uDon himself the trust Of Administrator
with the will annexed, of the estate OF
ALLEY HAWKES., late of wIudham,
In The county Of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the Law directs. All persons having az
mands upon the estate OF said deceased, are 70
quirod to exhibit he same; and all persons IN
debted 10 said estate are called upoh 10 MAKE
JAMES II. HAWKES.,
Admlnistr to-. with the VIII ann xed.
Windham, Dee 18Th, 1890. dee22d law3wTus
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ROYAL eLuELINE.

FINEST AND SAFEST TRAINS IN THE WORLD
-bftween-
New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washin gten,
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Leather.

New York
Light...... % @23
Mid weight23 aga
Heavy.....24 @25
Slaughter. "a hG 36I5
Good d'mg22h@ 1914
Am calf...... 6O97o
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.


ST. PnrFrsBURa, Aug. ga letter
recently appeared In the Berlingske
7Idende, OF Copenhagen. In which Prince
George of Greece gave an account OF the
attack made upon the Czarewitch at Otsu,
Japan, by Japanese policeman. Offsnse
Ia taken here at the statement In the
Pfluce's Published letter that after the
/ Ozlrewitoh had been struck and while he
was endeavoring to make his escape from
his asaalant. he tumbled to the ground
through cheer fright.
LONDON, Aug. San order was recently
Issued by thu Admiralty granting to Em
peror William and the Prince of Wales, as
Honorary Admlrals OF the British navy, the
privilege of flying the union flag when
aboard any vessel, and OF receiving the 81
ute due the ensign. This order has given
riga to much dis abstraction In naval circles,
SO it is fsgrsnt breach of the naval regu-
latlons, which limit this privilege TO officers
In active service.
The Gear and CT srins, the Grand Duke
Alexis, aud the Minister of War have
started for Finland, in the imperial yacht
D,tjava.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-Iruth to day says that
Emperor William has given orders for the
painting of huge picture OF the imperial
yacht Hohenzolern. When the picture Is
completed. 1t will be presented to the Qaeen
as memen.o of his Maj ssty's recent visit
! to England.
BERLIN, Aug. 5.-The recent decision Of
the Pope declining to grant the applica-
ton of Herr Oahensly aud the st. Raphael
societies praying the Pope to appoint
bishops In the U aIted States ithe national
i ity of the maj ority OF the Catholics In the
sees to which the Bishops are appointed, is
taken In a political sense by the German
Catho 10 press which holds that By deolin-
ing to accept the proposals made to him the
Pope intended to strike blow at the nation.
alities represented In the triple ALTAR ce.
which are mainly Int e.ted Ia the St.
Raphael societies.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-Psrlisment was pro-
rogued this afternoon. The Qleen In her
speech closing the session, referred to the
proposals made to he United States govern.
ment to submit the differences regarding
the Behrog Sea fisheries to arbitration, but
said thu! tbs regulations between the two
governments looking to that OH cot have net
yet been complete
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Troublous Times in Texas

HoUsToN. Tex. Aug. 5.-Further details
Of the battle on Lockmoore & Co.'s, tram on
Sunday morning says party Of Red
Bones" mongrel crew OF mixed whites,
Indians sad negroes about 25 In number and
ed hy Jasse Dyson, went to the stores and
announced they would drive away the
manager of the log camp In revenge for ap
ineplt efsred teo Of the party. In the bat
lie that followed seven men were killed and
about twenty wounded. The Red Bores,
it is asserted, have declared their intention
TO massacre the women and children and
avery one they coma across 10 the camp.
The an horities are organizing strong force
10 storm the stropRhode ofthe desperadoes.
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TErEgRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

Thomas Hsllissy, the young printer
charged with the killing of his Drotha'-.n'
law. Tom Mclaughlin, Saturday. gave him
self up to Inspector Byrnes in New York
last night.
The statement that Claus Spfecklea, tbs
gugar refner of Phils dephis, asd commen
ed vigorous var In cot rates against The
American sugar refcing company was con
trsdlcted tmo1g the tugsr men in New
York to-day
The miiiers Of Chattanooga, Tenn. have
formed league TO purchase wheat from
the West. They ssy this is done in self,
defense against thu farmers of middle Ten
aessee, who, backed By the Alliance, ore
holding their wheat for higher price, With
the result that it has liasn in the past week
from 1921 TO 80 cents.
Mr.. Abraham Baoker Of Nsw York .bas &C
far recovered from bis illness, brought on b..
reason of anxiety incident to his business
troubles that he ia able to be about. He bss
received numerous letters from banking
firms md business men to day Offering him
assistance and elso from his creditors, who
seem dispoaed TO be very lenisnt with him
Several Oft banks have agreed to carry
his paper without cTowdlng him and Ii
Ia confidently expected that he will be ab'e
to resume.
Henry Gucnther, prosperous gardener, was
arrested at Dayton Ohio last night charged with
the murder of his wife By poisoning. She was his
third wife and he married her to save $4,000
which Jury had awarded her in suit against
him FOR breach Of promise
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YIRGINIA HEWa.

Every room in the University of Vireinie
building Is engaged, and large number o.
students are expected next session.
The government has ineugurated pro-
ceedIngs to condemn tract for the military
reservation on the Willoughby Shore Of
Chesapeake bay.
Fire was discovered In an attic room al
"Wer:land," the residence of Col. O, o.
Wsrlenbaker, near the University OF Viz
gInis, about IL O'Clock yesterday. The
ilamfs we're confoed to the roof aud upper
rooms. which were destroyed. All the fur
;i,iure was saved wish slight damage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-05

WATER A DIsINFgCTANT.-I5 ls q fact
thst appears to be not generally credited,
that pure fresh cod water is one Of the most
valuable of disnfe Giants, nasmuch as it Is a
powerful absorbent. Every sick room
should have large vessel of clear water,
frequently renewed, placed not far from the
he'd, or even bereath 1t, says Good House
Keeping. This not only absorbs much OF
the hurtful vapor, but by its evaporation Il;
soitena and .empers the atmo paere,
doing away with the dryness which ia 60
trying end depressing to en- invalid or
even 20 the we'll persons for that matter.
1t has frequently been shown, by actual expert
ments that troubled sleep and threatened lis M.
ria are corrected by 80 simple thing Rs the plsc
ing of an open bowl OF wstor near the sufferers
couch. Or course, it hardly need be said after
these matters have been considered for moment
that water which has stood for any length OF time
in close room is not proper for drinking purposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-05
Still after the Jews

LONDON. Aug. 5.-Advices have been re-
ceived here which give another illustration
of the bitter hostility against the Jews ID
Russia. This last instance Of the violent
feeling against Hebrews occurred at El'z,.
betgrad, fortified town OF $1,000 inhabi-
tsnts situated Oh the Iugool river $50 miles
north of Kherson.
Several thousand farm laborers surround
ed Eiizabetgrad and looted the jewish quarter, de
s5royipg everything they could not carry off and
killing three of tho Israeites. Some of the perse-
Gated ones undertook to resist the wanton do.
struction of their property, but this only made
matters worso, and resulted in still greater bar
bari.ies from tho Russians
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The G A. R. Encampment.

DETROIT, Aug. The 25;h annual ell
osmpment of the G. a. R met in formal sef :
sion tbis morning Every state aud territory
la the U0ion-not even excepting Alaska
was represented, and the roll showed the
fullest attendance OF delegates In Its history.
The declaration of the commander in-chief in
favor of the cstsb ishment of departments Of the
g. A. B. for the negro veterans created decided
sensation. 1t was hardly expected that he would
so openly favor the separation OF the races, ard
whites OF Louisiana and Mississippi were over
joyeG at his decisive recommendations.
The Adjutant Generals report shows mem
harshin of IA BOZ
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DIED.

On Tuesday, August Attn, at Push Hll,' Fair
fax county, tho home Of his parents. EDWARD
WALLIS R2AWNER, son of j. P. and Ida Brsw
nor, aged % months. Funeral from his parents
residence to morrow tTbursdsyl evening at two
o'clock. Friends OF the family arc invited to st.
tend.
On August 5, 1891, WILLIE, infant son Of
Peier and Lille Harrington, eyed months
Littlo Willie WAS our daring,
Tho pride OF all our hesrts at home;
But an angel csms and whispered,
Little Willie, do come home
Ely BIS MOTHER.
The funeral will take place from his parents
home, on Henry street, at six o'clock Thursday
evening Friends and scqpaintsnces are invited
TO attend.
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recover
A Kansas Tragedy.

SEVERANCE, Kan, Aug 5-Last evening
che wife ola farmer named Samuel Free
mao, uphrsided him for some misconduct.
He Immediately drew his revolver and sbo
her through the head. killing her instantly.
He then turned the weapon upon his baby,
and shot him through the head. Freeu a.
then placed the revolver to his right ear and
blew his owe brains out Toe cause OF the
tragedy is supposed to have been Freeman's
jealousy of bis wife, who wns much younger
than himself.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Earl Of Dartmouth Is dead, sgsd elk
tysleht YEAR,.
TIE C5ilisa rebels ara worisicg the -i,rai:
leaos..s and selling h. nitrate.
TIE psCsiug 6ouses OF Baltimore axe Il
iu,! blast canning peaches; snd the sessor
eeifh ,hIs fruit, aud With tomatoes, promised
TO be vary busy one. The demand ls good
end The saIes promise 20 he iaTge.
I. Is said tbs democrats 10 PrnneylvsSi:
hsee good fighting chsnoe TO capture the
T. g!aAturo, which Will eject tbs SUCCESSES
10 Seu'to Qiay. Thepsriy machinery Is be
lug ui!sti sro put Into perfect Iunntng oEdei
With viaw to sending Chaus cey Black tt
the Senate.
TIE Brsziian government hss recaivel Fl
lesss fouf proposals for tie issss OF he Cao.
trai Railway. Oae of the.s contains au eff.
to advance $4,000. 600 to extend tbe road t.
Prapora, thus connectirglt With 6.C00mlles
of navigahle waterway, and to widen t1e
gusgs between Cachcciro and Sac Paulo.
United States Consul Campbell, at Tsms-
taye, Madagascar, has inform e1 The Depart
ment of State of the death from apopIexy or
Saturday, June ast, Of the United States
prisoner L de Rather Du Verge, confined
in all there. He was in jail for ten years
for killing Consular Agent Victor F. NJ
Smsllwood, at Andakabe.
Henry Bartel, New York bartender, lssi
night esssyed &c take dowa box Of cigars
from high shelf hack OF the bar. La reach
Ing he ingonniesiy gtcsped holG of en- elec-
trio light wire which. apparently, vas nc;
s3lIigiantly ineulated No sooner did bia
hsnd touch the wire than be fell back ward
snd died almos. ss quickly as II bsheaded
The sbsttoir company prom 3tsti by e. P.
Bender proposes to begin operations a,
Three Rvers, Ont., next yesr. The imperial
government has consented to allow Ameri-
can cattle to be admitted into Canada for
Strengthening purposes. The new company
expects TO handle one thousand head day,
and will ship meat In refrieera. ors 10 Eng
lard.
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morning on charge of attempted criminal

morning on charge of attempted criminal
assault. The complainant Is Bestrlcs Athe
ron, en- actress. Her husband Is also a pro-
f,sslonal man. On Monday last the sct-
ress visited Ches er'a Office, and made
arrangements to sign = contract FOR the
coming theatrical season. she vas 10 be-
paid $50 per week. Chester wsnr 70 IA.
house oil The sc.rese ysstet3ay WIZ ths csi
tract, and af.es me document had been duly
signed. he made the assault. Inspector
Byrnes says that Chester Ees In the sams
sort Of trouble 10 Richmond, Va, soma.
time ego.
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Railroad Accident

EARLYvILLF, Ills., Aug. "A terrible
accident occurred about two miles north oil
the station Of r ,llo. on the branch OF the
Chicago and Northwest railroad yesterday
afternoon. A special train consisting of an
engine and one coach, carrying officials OF
the road, while running through cut,
crashed Into buggy containing three per-
IONS, resulting in the almost instant death
OF Blanche Marble, aged year,; ] 1hn Kirk,
II years old was seriously injured, and Joan
Psssmer, II year old girl. was slightly
bruised The old gentleman will probably
ranouar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-05
The Kentucky Election

Nnsiy-fve out of the 119 counties in the
State give' John Young Brown. the demo
cratic nominee for governor, net plurality
oi27 no which would indicate pluraiit,
for ha whois Ssete OF about 25.000 Tit
vote 90 tbs constitution was large. and re-
suited in q me jority of at least so 600 for thf
new in. ttument. The Peoples State tick
ct will probably net show 90 heavy vote
90 OF first estimated, though it is not poesi-
BILE yes to give close approximation. SO
far as reported the Alliance has elected itf
candidates against democrats or republicans
In ten distric.e
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The Ohio CAMPAIGN.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Mr. Allen N. Thur.
man, In an interview here to day, SAL
The Alliance holds the key to the situation
In Oaio, and If they put up foil ticket Ii
may change tbs situation great deal. The
silver question and the income tax will not
cut great figure. The democracy OF tia
State Is united aod harm onious as never
lore. and Hamilton county will give IL
usual democratic m-jority. Gove,ro,
Campbell is enthusiastic and confdqn. o,
yictorvu
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Majestic Beats the Record

NRw YORK. Aug. 5-The While Star
Line steamer Msj sstic, which left Live
pool July 20, arrived here this morniue thus
breaking the record from Queenstown to
New York by 81 minutes. Her time wss 5
days, IS hours and s minntes Previous to
thls the record was held by the White Ser
steamship Teutonio. The voyage was an
exceedingly pleasant enc, the weather beirg
generally fair.
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Abingdon's Murder Case.

The court convened at the usual hour yea
terdsy morning, and the examination of the
Oommonweslah's witnesses against DR.. ] a
P. Baker was immediately reaumsd. L. wsa
expected by the pubic that Important de-
vaiopments In the case would result from
the days proceedings, but The most import
ant witnesses Of tbs State Il ia thought were
aot reached DR.. Taylor has rot yet bsen
placed GA the sand to testify whether OF
cot any poisonous matter was detected By
hjs ANALYSIS OF Mrs. Bsker's stomach.
Tho morning sossion WAS occupied IN tho exam
instion of q few Witnesses AZ 80 the intimacy Of
Dr. Baker aud Mrs Gimer. Howard Gilmer,
aged 1 2 years, son of Mrs Giimer, WAS put on the
stand and testified rs to meeting of his mother
and DIR. Baker in the rosd rear Abingdon when
Dr. Baker gave her package and note from his
ssddIo-bags.
No evidence whatsoever has yet boeD produced
which goes to show that the prisoner administer.
ed poiaon TO his wife. The state so far only tied
to show . motive for the crime, and expect to
prove later that Mrs. Baker died suddenly from
tho effect OF poison
TIE greater portion of the aft rnoon session
WA consumed By discussion between the OPP
posing counsel to the admission of certain evil
denco leading up TO the par tiauisre OF exhumipg
the b dy OF Mrs. Baker. The Court ruled in IA
vor of the State, and the doience excepted. BY
this ruling the evidence bosling on tho fact OF
tho al interment and examination Of The BODY
will be admitted.
Mrs. Helena Lowe was lied and testified thst
on Monday preceding Wednesday the day Of Mrs.
Bsko,'s desth, she saw Mrs. Baker in her kitchen
attending 20 her duties, ard that she did not COM
plain of any illness.
Miss Annie Jessie testifod shat she was at Mrs
Gilmsi 5 the day after Mrs. Bakers funeral and
that Doctor Baker csme there aud went to Mrs.
Gilmer's room. Che heard MIS- Gilmer say "don'.
tell me that any more"
The Commonwealth stated that witness was
sick. but would be sble 10 attend in the morning,
and they would conc'uie their evidence by his
and the testimony of Dr. Tay or. Court then ad-
journed until to-day a. o'clock a. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-05

ASz1FFE1 Tower President Baker. of the
Worlds Colambian directors, yesterday received
3 proposition by csble from Monsisur Eiffel, the
architect of the Eiel Tower for permission to erect
a tower on the Chicago grounds the enterprise to
bo backed by Fre1 CHI cspits. The cable WAS bsief,
but set forth thst the tower ouid DO superior to
the one at the Paris Exposition. President Baker
cabled in return that ne was very gsd to receive
the proposition aud would bring it immed atsly
to the attention of the drectors. The prospects
are that the proposition will DO looked upon most
favorably as there is yet time in which to build it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-05
A Treaty of Arbitration

LONDON, Aug In the House Of Com.
mons this morning Mr.. William Randall
Cremer gave notice that at the 1ext session
ne would introduce resolution in favor Of
the conclusion OF treaty between Eagacd
and the United States By which the two
nations will agree to eubmit to arbitration
al differences That may sriae between them
and which they srs unable to sGia I
through the usual diplomatic channels.