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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28

Drisfs Filled In the United States Supreme
=! Court Yesterday.

-. Court Yesterday.
The briefs In the lottery cases. involving the
constitutionslity of the law prohibiting the
mailing Of newspapers containing lottery adj
vertisemsuts, were fled with the Supreme
Court yesterday. The brief Of the defendants
contends that the power vested in Congress to
establish post Offices aud post roads il limited
by the Arst amendment forbidding sbridgmsnt
Of speech or Of the press; that the snti-iottery
act abridges this freedom Of the press and 10
unconstitutional because 1t makes Congress
and not . jury the Judge Of the criminslity of
the subject matter Of the publication, and does
not nrst require that Jury shall. a. In case of
obscene matter, find the publication immoral
- necessary preliminary to conviction, and
that the act II moreover an attempt on the part
Of Congress TO % pervert ono Of lie legitimate
powers to an llegitinate end a. to accomplish
purpose entirely outside Of federal jurisdic-
ton, via: The suppression Of lotteries within
state.
TEE oovERHNESTs CLAIM.
Ths government brief urges that the power
Of Congress over the malls il similar 70 the
police powers Of the states, and that there e no
limit placed on either power except it abuse
when Congress clsanses the mails Of the sedue-
more terrible In their effects than psssiIsnce.
The attempt to raise the cry that this law
abridgss freedom Of the press and puts the pal
ladium Of liberty In danger 10 analogous, the
brief Bays, to . cry that laws making il criminal
to carry concealed weapons are an infringe
mont Of the constitutional right of the people to
keep and bear arms.
Ith commended the act b entirely within the
constitutional power OF Congress TO establish
and regulate the postal system. Congress
might absolutely exclude newspapsrs from the
mails, but that would not constitute an sbvida-
ment Of the liberty Of the press.
''The whole subjsct Il safe In the hands of
the people" says the brief, land they will be
quick enough TO take alarm at the first APP
gan Of this new sentinel Of liberty, the Louisi-
ana Lottssy Company"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
IN THE COKE REGIONS.
A More Harmonious Situation Than Has
Been Known for Weeks.

A More Harmonious SituotlOu Than Has
Been Known for Weeks.
scorrpALE, Pa. April 2s.-The situation in
the coke region IL more harmonious today than
it has been for several weeks. No undue ex-
element is reported, and those returning to
work are not being molested. The Prick and
Mcclure companies still claim large increases
in their forces. The operators continue to in
sist they will not weaken and think the end of
the present week will give them enough men to
pro duce all the coke there is q market for.
Master Workman Wise returned from Column
bus this noon and confirms the report that the
eight-hour day move has been postponed. The
strikers hail the postponing with much delight
and think it wall strengthen them in the fight
here and will renew the battle with increased
energy.
A meeting Of the executive board il now in
session to formulate plans for continuing the
strike.
The socialists Jonas and Deleber left the
region for the east last night and have promised
not to return until the strike il ended There
is much rejoicing among the better class at
their departure.
The coke strike IL about over at the Whitney
works-an independent concession. Today
there are 800 ovens in full blast and 225 men
working.
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ABOUT BUILDrSG PROJECTIONS
The Consnissioners' Power Over Them
Assistant Attorney Thomas Opintea-

The Commissioners' Power Over Them
Assistant Attorney Thomas opi.ae.-
Several days ago the Commissioners cent o
letter to the attorney asking opinion on the
question whether under the Law requiring eli
projections Of buildings in the streets and ave-
nues Of the city beyond the building line the
Commissioners and the Secretary Of War may
make set Of regulations covering all the re-
quirements they may deem necessary aud au-
thorize the inspector Of buildings 90 is~ue per
mits according thereto without their being re-
quired to sign every OF the plans sub
mitted.
The assistant attorney. Mr.. s. T. Thomas.
rendered the opinion. saying,
The Law. sfter rstifying the action OF the
Commissioners in granting permits for projec-
tons, proceeds: And hereafter no such per-
mt shall be granted. except upon special ap-
plication and witt the concurrence Of ali said
Commissioners and the Secretary of War
Ny opin on 10 congress intended that both
the Conmissione and the Secretary OF War
should PERSONALLY supervise the granting OF
such permits. and that the duty cannot be
Delegated TO the inspector Of buildings by set
OF regulations on the subject made BY the Com
missioners and approved by the Secretary Of
War. IL Is n matter for regret that the Law 10
not capable OF "A different construction, since NJ
lie manifest q condition Of things might ariss
which would operate 20 rctard IN not in some
cases TO suspend building operations. The st-
tention Of Congress should lie called 20 the in
conyenisnos produced by this law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
TO. TUNNEL THE DETROIT.
Canada and Americs to Have submaSine
Connections.

Canada and America to Have Submarine
Connections.
CHICAGO, April 2s.-Ata secret meeting held
In the parlors Of the Crawford House at Detroit
Inst Saturday an organization was perfected for
the purpose Of building tunnel under the
Detroit river from Detroit to Windsor, on the
Canadian shore. The organization formed will
be known a. the Michigan and Canada Tunnel
Company, but the Michigan Central Railroad
Company is the real party in interest, and will
furnish the money to back the enterprise.
Work will begin next Thursday from the
Detroit end Of the tunnel and will be carried
forward as rapidly as possible. Several months
will be consumed in preliminary work. and
the actual work Of excavation will probably not
be reached until well along into the summer. The
tunnel, when completed, will be the only
double-track railroad tunnel under water on
the continent. 1t will be 5000 feet long, and
will have openings at each end Of 900 feet
for tie completion Of the work is two ana =
half years.
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FUNERAL OF MOLTKE.
The Kaiser Himself at the Head of
the Procession.
FIGHT 1T TIRE MICHIGAN CAR WORKS.
Phoebe Couzins Goes to Law to
Protect Her Position.
NEwFOUNDLAND's BOLD TALK
MANY wREArns FOR MoLTKE.

|
Funeral Services Over GerInany's Great
Field Marshal.
BERLIN, April 2s.-The coffin in which lies
the body of the late Field Marshal Count Won
Moltke was closed last night. Thousands Of
persons viewed the remains during the day,
mainly military and civil populations from all
parts of the empire. Many wresths we're
placed upon the coffin, among them being two
sent by Sir Edward Mnlet, the British ambassa-
dor. on behalf of Queen Victoria and the Prince
of Wales.
The funeral services over the remains Of the
neid marshal took place at III o'clock this morn
ing In the ball room Of the general staff build
ing. in which building the veteran died and
Emperor William, the King Of Saxony, the
grand dukes Of Baden, Saxe-Weimer and Hesse,
the principal members of the royal families Of
Germany, together with the Leading German
generals, were present. The services lasted
forty five minutes.
The casket containing the great field mar
shals remains was then carried with much
ceremony to the hearse, which was drawn by
six OF the emperor's horses. After passing
through streets lined with troops and packed
with spectators the remains arrived at the
Lehrte station at o'clock in the afternoon
and were placed upon a railroad car draped in
black, which was there in waiting.
Along the route Of the procession to the rail-
road station the hearse was preceded by Col
Gossler Carrying Count Won Moltke's field mar
shals baton, and by all the officers Of the general
staff carrying the insignia and orders conferred
on Count Won Moltke during the course
OF his distinguished career. The casket was
covered with large numbers of floral wreaths
sent from all parts of Germany and from many
parts Of Europe. Emperor William, the men,
bers OF the royal families Of Germany and the
German generals followed the hearse to the
railway station.
BIsNAncK WAS ABSENT.
The Hamburger Naohrichten says that owing
to illness Prince Bismarck will not be able to
attend the funeral Of the late Field Marshal
Won Moltke.
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STRIKERS AND POLICE IN CONFLICT
A Street Beetle ut an Early Hour in d
froif.

A Street Bstt's ut an Early Hour In De-
troit.
DETROIT, MICE, April 2s.-Ths striking en-
ployes of the Michigan Car Company did not
go to work today. Instead they gathered
about the shops and got into conflict with the
police early this morning. The strikers had
clubs and stones while the policemen and
about 100 employees, who had been sworn in As
special police officers, were armed with revolt
vers.
About 1000 strikers were concerned in the
melee and in the battle between them and the
police one striker, Charles Kenitz, was shot in
the leg.
The police seem to apprehend further trouble
and the local militia officers have made arrange
ments for an instant call Of their men II their
presence is required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28

A Beautiful bay and n Good Track at Hen
ming fsr . Regfnsing.

A LAnoH ATTENDANCE AND GREAT INTEREST nAx.
uxsrrp-sIx RACES TO m nux-rEE ESTsrrs
IN TIE DIyrKRHSr KvsSre-sossrs AT TEE
rRAcE.
They are Oh At Benning?" viii Be the cry in
Thousands Of pool rooms In the country this
afternoon, and better weather for the flyers
70 be OF on could not be found. That was the
unanimous opinion Of the fraternity - they
discussed the coming events over coffee and
eggs this morning Their opinion did not
change a. they gazed approvingly at the clear
sky from the front of Wizards or
the National. In fact the weather was perfect
and the card everything which could BE- do
sired. Instead Of Eve races the program today
has six contests, there having been twenty
seven entries for the second contest. nscessitat-
ing splitting the race in two.
ropar's EvExrsL
The days card and entries are:
First rsce-Purse t4oo. Of which t75 70 sec.
ond and e2S to third; for ell agss. Five fur
longs: Kitty Peese, lo7: Syracuse, II2; Onward,
liz, America, l07; Mucilage. l09; Benjamin,
100; Leo H., io7; Brock, 81; Mabel. l07; Euna,
"a; Belissrius, 100; LIntrigueant. VI; BAR
hngson, M; Tormen,er, Bailyhco and Basil
Duke, each ZOE, and Miracle, ia
Second racs-Purse 600. Of which s7s 20
second and e25 to third; for three-year-o
and upward. sir furlongs. Costa Rics; sauna
rita, l09; Ascot los; Little Ella, I06; Sir Will
lam, Ill; MONDAY, l06; Croft, 100; Gen. Cor
don, LOG; Rhody Pringle, 100; Glsnochy, los;
HePudiator, LOG; Gyrh, los; Cecilia, "; J. J,
Third raes-same conditions 90 second race
Bonnie Lass, VI; virgie, IS; Rustic. ITO; shake
spears, lo5; Donnybrook. ia; kanesville, l07;
Lita, 70; Perrysinkls. sS, Carnot, l0a. Lsrch-
mont, il4; p. J. H., l02; Irene H., Us, and
Helmet, 80
Fourth rsce-Purse ESQ, Of which slO0 to
second and ESQ to third; for hree-year-olds
and upward. One mile. Iceberg. "; Bargain.
l07i Mirabeau, 80; Armour, l0l! Ely, 81. Long
shot, los; Kitty. l0i; yevsy, l06; Ballard. ioi:
Lotion, Ill; Asben, LOG; Long Island. los;
hyrle b., l04i Cornelia, 81, and Aiadstcne. KS.
Fifth race-Purso S400 OF which els to sec-
ond aud &25 to third; for fllies two years old;
to carry ITO pounds. Ninnoe, ITO; Little Red
ding, ITO; verbsns, ITO; Exotic. 10, stiletto
hlly. lilo; III Wind. ITO: Black Bessie, ITO: Car
mine, ITO; Aontello, lilo. and surgari. ITO.
sixth race-steeplechsse; purse $3.50. of
which $50 to second and t25 to third; for three
year-olds and upward. The stee plechsse course.
about two miles. Futurity. ISL. Zangbar. Re-
Peatsr and Pat Oakley, 1856 each; Lijero $50:
stonewall, l27; Evangsline, Isl; Skylark, l23:
Grey Gown, l4l; Hercules, las, and Leander
and Lorris, lao each.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April u. - Cotton nominal, in.
actve-msddlips, Flour dull and unsAanscd
Wheat-southern; Fultx, LlssI.lI: Longberry, lis
al.Is; No. ., red, Lle steamer. No. !, red, LIS
western wsski No. 2. winter red, spot, i.tN ApFl.
l.lE Nav l.lsk; Jaly, i:is,s; August i.0IK
yellow, 50 asked; western quiessnd easy; mixed
= s.as ss e sG Ala S @ ,nd
GO; do. wsstsrn white. sVssG do Do, mixed, -
81; graded No white. sikae& RE quiet-primc
to choice. soas9; common 70 fair. Saasx ! lisy
Provisions acttse-speee pork, ol1 tGSA nav lAG6
bulk meats. loose shouldsra "; long cjsar. 1X
clear rib :ide.. q; sss.s.p.csi$a ,hsala9N
lard, renned, o., Butter very dfm : esssSjjg
ispey, Is %. tair " cnoies. Sess1; a imli1sioi,
q rolls, Sss. s. %. isir . ses1. 49, ss.es.
pecksd. lsal& Ego steady-ilail<. O0gee nrn
-Rio caIGese, faiE iSki Ne. g i(.Ist6K. Ss9Sf
ESi:ss ss:s:ss:S Ssls2c G, ssssssi =
steamer unchanged -Il''[1.
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PHGBE COUSINS GOES TO LAW.

She Seeks to Prevent Removal From Her
Once.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-Miss Phoebe Couzins
this morning applied to the circuit court to
prevent her removal as secretary of the ladies'
board of the worlds fair. Her bill makes
President T. w. Palmer and the other
members of the board of control of the ma
tional commission and Mrs President Palmer
and Susan Gale Cook. secretary of the woman's
executive committee defendants. She seeks
to enjoin them from taking any action in refer
ence to the confirmation or approval Of the
proceedings of the executive committee of the
ladies' board and from interfering with her as
secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28

l, You HAVE
CONSUMPTION.
BRONCHITIS.
SCROHULA,
COUGH or GOLD.
THROAT AFFECTION.
WASTING OF FLESH,
o. any Disease where the Throat and Luuss are in
famed. LAeh Of Strength or Nerve Power you can BE-
hslisvsd and Cured by
SCOTS EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH
HYPoPHosPHITEs.
PALATARLE AS MILK
Ash far SCOTS Emulsion, and let no explanation or
solicitation induce you TO accept substitute.
Sold By all Druggists.
nae SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists, ny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
ELEVATOR MEN SCARED.
A Fire Breaks Out In The Buffalo Shipping
District-Other Fires Today.

District-Other Fires Today.
BUFFALO, N. Y, April 2s.-Fire destroyed W.
A. Case Sons copper and sheet iron works
andC H. McCutcheons steamboat supply works
and store this morning. The frs was In the
vicinity Of the elevators and created bad
scare, but the fire tug confined ii to the two
buildings.
FRANKLIN, Pa, April 28.-Fire broke out in
the basement Of the Carter block early this
morning, and before it was suppressed de-
stroyed $1,000 worth Of property.
PERTH AMBoY, N. j., April 2s.-Ths large
barn Of Contractor Thomas Reading, with nine
teen horses. a COW, carriages and wagons, was
burned this morning. The loss is Oh, O00 The
barn Of Dr.. Wilson, adjoining, and the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Ann E. Manning were also de-
stroyed. Mrs. Manning is an invalid and was
rescued with great difficulty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING Permits

we're issued today a. follows; DR.. shedd. one
frame dwelling on Staunton avenue. Hillsdaie
county, s600; Chas. Farley, one brick dwelling
1905 Connecticut avenue northwest, al5,OoO
G. W. Dove, one brick private stable in rear OF
1884 G street northwest. 800: A. Il. Lovery.
one brick private stable in rear of 8Ig E stree,
northwest, u, 800; j. b. and B. Z. Harvey, three
brick dwellings, Az to AIS 10th street north.
west, e3.00e; Washington Mortar Company, oae
brick mixing mortar house. corner and Cansl
streets southwest. 81, 800; b. 7. Bond, twelve
brick dwellings on Sheridan street between eth
and It'll extended, $40, 900, W. H. I.awson, seven
brick dwellings, 76i to 77s Navy place south
east, q, 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
FoR TIE To,Lrr

There no more useful elegant article than Ayers
Hair Visor-ths most popular and economical hair
dressing in the market II causes the hair to grow
seundanty and the beauty and texture of youth
prevents badness heals troublesome humors of the
scalp and keeps clean cool and hsslthy Both a,e,
and gentlemen prefer Ayers Hair vsor to
any other dressing for the hair. Mrs. Lyd.. O.
Moody Z. ftssson. Me-. writes: ~ have us,d Ay.rs
Hair Visor fos some time and II has worked wonder,
for me. Ivas troubled with dandrun and falling hair
30 that was rapidly becoming bald hut snc. using
the Sot my head IL perfectly clear Of AandruH the
haarh ceased coming out and now have q rood
gscwsn7sf the same color - when was young
woman. can heartily rscommssd the use of Ayers
Hair visor TO any susrins fron dandruG VI loss
Of hatr.1
AYERs HAIR vlGOR
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Ayse L Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by prussists and Psrfumws.
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II Coercion Is Persisted In She May Declarx
Her Independence.

NEW YORK, April pa special cable from
London quotes Sir VIM. whiteway saying in
regard to the Newfoundland coercion bill that
If Lord Salisbury persists in pushing the bill
as it now stands, we shall appeal to the house
Of commons for justice and hold public meet
ings to bring to bear upon the house the pres
sure Of popular sentiment, which is in our
favor"
should all fall he concluded solemnly,
1--WE will return home and seriously consider
union with the United States"
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ARRESTED AS SWINDLERs,
Promoters of Scheme to Dupe Philadel-
phians ApPrehended.

pHIhHb hppreHeHutUs
PHILADELPHIA. April 2S.-Edwin W. Harris
supreme president Of the Beneficial Order Of
Earnest Workers. and Henry C. Guerk, su-
preme treasurer, were arrested this morning
and locked up to await O hearing on charge
of conspiracy and obtaining money under false
pretense. Harris was arrested at his home at
5o'olock this morning while preparing to leave
the city. warrant has also been issued for A.
Judson Harris, the supreme secretary.
The Earnest Workers was one of the many
short term and quick profit institutions with
which this city has been flooded the past few
months and by which thousands Of people have
been duped. The circular of the Earnest
Workers promised 300 to all who paid $40
initiation fee and 90 per week for three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
AFTER Jack THE RIPPER.-
A Request Received by Mai. Moore From
spector Byrnes Of New York

a Request Received by Mai. Moore From In.
spector Byrnes Of New York.
Inspector Byrnes Of the New York police
force has communicated with Major Moore
concerning the murderer who 10 supposed 20
be Jack the Ripper" and the result of the
correspondence was the sending out of an order
requesting the arrest Of the supposed murderer.
The notice, which was read in all the police
stations today, reads as follows:
Look out for and arrest for murder white
man described as follows: Age, thirty to thirty.
i've years, i've feet eight inches high, slim
build. light complexion, light hair ami mus
tache, long nose, red cheeks; wore brown
faded cutaway coat and vest dark pants and
wsll-worn derby hat, with dent IN it,"
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RECEIVED THIS AFTERNOON.
The Report of the District Attorney at Ne,
Orleans in Regard to the Lynchins.

Aue Report OF the district Attorney at New
Orleans I'm Regard to the Lynching.
The report Of the district attorney a. New
Orleans to the Department of Justice in regard
to the lynching Of the Italians, which was said
to have been mailed last Sunday, was received
by the Attorney General this afternoon.
The Attorney General remarked to a srAR
reporter that he does not intend TO make the
report public until he has read and considered
il thoroughly and has gone over it with secrs-
tary Blaine, who must have look at it before
the newspapers get it. Even then" he added,
lit may be determined 10 hold 1t secret until
the President returns"
This depends largely upon the nature of the
report and the importance Of its bearing upon
the international question now pending be-
tween Italy and the United States regarding
the allegiance Of the men who we're slain by
the New Orleans mob.
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the GILLIAN REVOLT.
Assurances That II viii he Suppressed at an
Early Day.

NEW YoRK, April 2S.-Fint Co. have re-
ceived telegram from Valparaiso confirming
the sinking Of the rebel Gag ship Rlaneo En-
calada, but not confirming the report Of the
sinking of the rebel ironclad Huascsr. The
suppression Of the rebellion 10 looked for at
an early day. Owing TO the velocity Of the
government ships they can vt will attack the
rebels, who are powsrless against dynamite.
The rebels. according to Flinfs news, have no
forces Of importance on land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
wne s.os. N. Attsr.,y o..sr.i. Br.,.

The qssstaon "Who stole the Attorney Cen
sfalsbrisf in he eeyward esssy' has mot yet
been answered. but Tie authorities a ths gov
srnment printing once hare come to TIE con-
clusien that aone Of ths employees Of that insti.
tutioa proved SAitAasss " their trust A care
fuiinvestisa alton b being nsds. but 20 far tAsrs
has not been an tota a testimony ineuipstins
any 81 Public Painter Pslmsf'i subordinates.
Most Of the eyidencs d negative IN ita nature.
simply preying bat the breach Of coaadencs
eaaaos b charged ~ 10 ~ printing ofles,
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David Dudley Field Rester.

New YoRK, April 2s.-David Dudley Field,
who was taken ill on Saturday at Msmaroneck,
and was yesterday brought to his homo In this
city, was reported today as somewhat improved.
He is suffering from complication Of diseases,
intensified by old age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-28
HE AnMosIArEo
WORKS.
l10S and ITO Z ct. u. v.

The newest and best machinery in the country has
been secured. which insures less tear than
by the old process Carpets bright and clean
Carpets will be called for stored and laid Leave or
ders either at main Office. 1IOs and l. 10 n. W.
Julius Lansburshs carpet and furniture house. cor
18th and SITS. Julius Lansburgh ware rooms 9O6
and 30 Pa ave-: Thos- J. Lutfrel dry goods cor.
10th ST. and Pa. ave NJ II. Nesmyer, halter and
furnishings. 3lo3 VI st. Nv; Meetings. Dry Goods
Store. 12e6 9TH st. The Enterprise Dry Goods
House. 124l llth st. Sc.
n. NEwAYER. Manager
Telephone No. s04. splO
nYsPEPsIA MAKEsYOU NERvOUsAND NERy-
~ BUSINESS makes you dy sp-ptic; either renders
you miserable. CATERS Little Liver Pills both
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Ex-King Tam asess OF samoa Dead.
MELBOURNE, April 2S.-Advices received here
from Samoa state that ex-King Tamasese 10
dead He had been suffering from Brights
disease Of the kidneys for some time past and
finally succumbed to that complaint.
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Wesssn Nys Deaa.

Yesterday sfnrsesa wssrss Nys, Tie young
Sonata pAss asd -ssaadson of ~ laas Senator
NyA disd ~ ~ rssaenss Of hi aothsr, on
n strsat psss ~ ptresk iron ~ sllsets Of .
pieool khet voQad accidentally iaaieted on
a9rda3 ktk ae vael hsiGlb yen19 ia q
:,:s :s . 10 3 ~ =. =; sss
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Ma. Eaten Continues 70 Improve.
ClxcMHAT1, Onio, April as-Mrs Eaton, the
sister OF President Harrison, continues 10 show
ceived on sunday.
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a csysst Against NJ. ysskins' WIN.
4 caveat 10 the will OF the late ]. Thuruss
Jenkins has been fled by hrs. Mary z. ssiby.
his sister, who claims that the payer IN not ,,,e
last win. and II IL b its sxecusion vas procured
BY undue influence.