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MINE-WORKERS.
Movement for the Inauguration Of an Eight
Hour Law in May

Movement for the Inauguration of an Eight
Hour Law in May.
COLUMBUS tOhio), Feb. 1o,-The first an
nual convention of the United Mine-Work-
ers of America opened this morning, with
fully 300 delegates present from fifteen
States. The special object of the conven-
tion is to make arrangements for the inau-
guration of an eight-hour day on May 1.
1891. The sentiment of the speakers seemed
to be that everything was in good shape for
monster strike Nav next if the demand for
a shorter day is disallowed.
The convention listened to an enthusiastic
address. by President Gompers, on the
prospects of the eight-hour question. etc.
resident Rae, in his report, took strong
ground in favor of the eight-hour day, and
urged all miners to get ready for May lst,
when move will be made by the miners.
Secretary Watchorn gave detailed state
ment OF the affairs of the order. 1t now has
total membership of over 10000 both
knights of Labor and Progressive Union
lists being about equal. Their efforts are all
directed in one channel.
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BAD ECZEMAON BABY
Head one Solid Sore. Itching Awful.
Had to Tie His Hands to Cradle.
Cured by Cuticura.

Our little boy broke oue on his head with bad
form of eczema when he was four months old. We
tried three doctors, but they did not help him wo
then used your three CUTIcURA REaEDIEs.
and after using them eleven weeks exactly accord
ing to directions he began TO steadily improve, and
after the of them for seven months his head was
entirely we'll. when we began using IL his head
was q solid sore from the crown TO his eyebrows IL
also ali his ears, most of his face and small
places on different parts OF his body. There were
sixteen that had to keep his hands tied to
the cradle aud hold them when he was taken uD;
and had to keep mttens tied on his hands TO Keep
his inger-nas out of the soreS he would scratch
IL he could in any way get his hands loose. We
know your CUTICURA REMEDIES cured him We
feel safe in recommending them TO others
GEO. B. Il JANErrA HARRIS, Webster, Ind.
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Clifton Association Races

NEW YoEK, Feb. 1o.-There is every i'll
dication that the troubles of the Clifton As
sociation are nearing an end, and t1at in a
very short time racing will be resumed
under the management of the Engemans, il
not at Clifton then somewhere else With II
easy reach of New York. The Engeman 5
refuse to make public any of their plans for
the future, but the mere fact that they are
keeping their principal employees under pay
is proof that they see their way out of their
difficulties, and that in a short time-prob-
ably before the end of the month-they will
have a racing association iu full operation.
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A POSITIVE DENIAL.
Congressman Dingley Refutes Some of 0wt
by's Charges

Congressman Dingley Kefutes Some Of Owen
by's Charges
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Chairman Ding
ley of the silver pool investigating commit
tee to-day, referring to the latest statement
of Owenby, made in Chicago, fatty denies
that gentleman'S allegations AS to Owen
by's COMPLAINT that be was not permitted to
give certain information, Dingiey said all
papers in question were admitted by the
committee, and both Owenby and Donald
were questioned concerning each. Regard
ing the names which the committee did not
allow him to give, Dngley says that Owenby
testified he had no personal knowledge of
their connection with the alleged speculation
having heard of it from Litter, Cunning
ham and others. These gentlemen were
called and denied that they ever told Ow-
enby anything of the kind, and said they
had no information in that matter.
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A Protested Election.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 10.-The Republi-
cans applied for an injunction to enjoin the
County Commissioners from counting the
returns of the late election on the ground
that no legal votes were cast. because there
is no act uf Congress on Territorial legiSl&-
ton comforting the right to vote on any one.
II this action is successful similar proceed
ings will be taken In other counties.
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HIS DEBTS ARE ENORMOUS.
Disappearance of Well Known Private
Banker of Paris.

Banker OF Paris.
PARIS, Feb. 10.-A decided sensation has
been caused by the disappearance of the
Well-known private banker Victor Mace,
who. it is learned, left debts amounting to
100000. Five years ago he opened an es-
Enlistment, doing a business. which in
America would be denominated wildcat"
Offering interest on deposits averaging as
high as 10 per cent per month. He adver-
tised widely and conducted his affairs
In so plausible a manner that ne
had accumulated a very large client
age. Rumors have frequently been
sflcat regarding the instability of his prom
ises. bat he always managed to reassure his
depositors, frequently telling them he had
"inside tips" on the financial situation, etc
he latter part OF last week, however, more
serious rumors became current, and the de-
positors besieged the bank only to find NJ.
Mace absent. The police had to pa~e a
guard yer the institution to save 1t from
being sacked. To-day they produced letter
from Mace saying that he leaves his credi-
tors all the money he has. 100000 francs.
and is going to commit suicide. Few peo-
pie believe he will do this His accounts
show that he owes at least 20,0OO.0O0 francs
10 dppC SitOrS
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sunrema CourtCircuits.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Senator Hoar re-
ported to-day from the Judiciary Committee
as an original measure a bill to divide the
judicial districts of the United States into
ten circuits. The circuits as now consti-
tuted embrace nine districts. The bill as
reported increases the number to ten, and
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Sixteen Thousand Strikers.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 1O.-Dispatches from the
Connellsville coke region report that the
strike OF coke-workers and miners is gen.
eral, 1900 men teing out All the plants
have closed down.
SCoTTDALE pa, Feb. 10-The great
cokers' strike is fairly on now. MANY of
the Hungarians are in all ugly mood and
trouble is feared if the strike last long.
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SETTLERS TROUBLES.
Chickasaw Nation Irtruders to Be Elected by
the Militia

PAUL's VALLEY Il. IT,, Feb. 10.-Gov-
ernor Bird is organizing the militia to eject
intruders from the Chickasaw Nation. 1t
is estimated at least 10000 intruders will be
driven out il the order is carried out. This
will cause great hardship among them. as
the majority of them are dependent upon
this years crop for living. The fault is
with the landlords, as they were required to
secure permit for each renter which they
neglected to do.
KINGFIsHER oklahoma. Feb. lot is
said that Colonel Wade, the commanding
officer at Fort Reno, has investigated the
alleged threatened invasion of the Cherok ee
strip by settlers, and finds that the stories
that thousands of settlers are massiDg at The
border towns are unlounded.
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Maud s and Suno1

PTrTsBURG, Feb. 10.-Robert Bonner says
that Maud S will be bred the coming season
for the first time. She will never be driven
against her record again. Sunol will be
given three trials next summer to break the
worlds record of 2:0S%. 1t is claimed by
Marvin, her driver, that she can trot u mile
in . :04 and quarter mile in % seconds, a
| .56 gait
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The Standard Oil Trust.

CoLUMBUs Ohio, Feb. 1O.-The Standard
Oil Company to day filed an answer to the
Attorney-General in the Supreme Court to
oust the company from its charter. The
answer set forth that the company did not
enter the trust In an Incorporated capacity,
but that many individuals of the same were
interested in other companies, and it was
these interests which were consolidated aud
became parties to the trust.
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Customs Revenues.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Aeting Secretary
of the Treasury Nettleton to-day sent to the
House estimates of the appropriation for
collecting the Gus toms revenue for the fiscal
year ending June 30th next. The total esti-
mate for the port of San Francisco is S23. f25
or over 5000 more than submitted is aha
estimate for last yenr. The estimated toLel
expenses for all tne ports is 81, ,393, ,292.
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Invited to the Worlds Fair.

PARIS, Feb. 10-An invitation from
America to the French Government to at
tend the opening of the Chicago Exposition
was received to-day by Bibot, through Min
lister Reid. Accompanying the invitation
was n bulky volume containing plan of
the Worlds Fair The invitation will be
accepted and answered in the most cordial
terms
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WILL INVESTIGATE.
Well-Known Boston People Interested in the
Subject of Splritualism.

BosToN, Feb. 1O.-Rev. Edward Everett
Hale, Miss Mary A. Livermore. Rev. Minot
J. Savage, Rev. Edward A. Horton, e. y.
Flower, editor Of the Arena. and other we'll
known persons have signed an agreement to
form society for the investigation OF spirit
ualism.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-The spiritualists
here have asserted for some time that Rev.
DR.. Newton Is spiritualist that he con-
suits mediums. and that numerous men,
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Fatal Railrnad Collision.

ELMIRA On. ", Feb. 10.-A Lackawanna
passenger train collided with freight near
GAINESVILLE late tonight. The engineer, fire.
man and brakeman are said to be killed
and number of people badly hurt. No
particulars are TO be learned yet.
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cussed at length by all the dailies
outside of Germany, and all the
bare with relentlessly painstaking care.
The physician in charge of the royal invalid
is DR.. Grassy, Director of the largest in-
sane asylum in Bavaria. He is assisted by
two physicians, Smell and Ranke, who pass
alternate weeks at the castle in observing
the patients behavior and symptoms.
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The Annnrtinnment Law

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The first step
toward putting the new apportionment law
into operation was taken to-day by the State
Department, from which certified copy of
the law was sent to the Governor Of each
State and Territory
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Will RESIGN His n..oese.

CHICAGO, Feb lo.-A dispatch from Sioux
Falls says that Bishop Hare has decided GO
resign the diocese of South Dakota and ac-
cept charge of the missions in Japan.
Sioux FALLS, Feb. 10.-The Daily Press
says 60 the statement that Bishop Hare
has resigned his position is untrue, and that
his absence in Japan viii NJ. extend beyond
a wear -
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Killed by a Train.

OAKLAND, Feb 1.-THE IL o'clock train
of the West Berkeley branch ran over and
killed a man at the foot of University
avenue last night. The Coroner went for
the body but at a quarter past o'clock this
morning had not returned. The name of the
man was not ascertained.
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THE ITALIAN CABINET.
All of Crispi's Financial Bills to Be Withdrawn
From the IDENTITIES

ROME, Feb. 10.-The new Cabinet will
withdraw from the Chamber of Deputies all
the financial bills presented by Signor
Crispi. The building of the Finance Min
istry, a gigantic edifice which was put up in
1870, threatens to collapse, being faulty in
construction. 1t will cost 81, ,OOO0 900 to make
the necessary reuairs
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DECEITFUL SOLDIERS.
Indian Women Deserted After Being Married
m Trnoners

to Troopers.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-In a conference
with Commissioner Morgan this morning
Hollow Horn Bear charged that while the
military had control over the reservations
during the late trouble the soldiers were the
cause of great immortality among the Indian
women. Many soldiers went through the
ceremony of marriage with squaws, the lat
rving soldiers. Hollow Horn Bear said he
did not know whether it was desirable that
the officers should allow soldiers to go off
and leave their wives aud children depend
ent for support upon the Indians. He does
NOT want any soldiers near the reservation.
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bers of his church attended the seances.
Rev. DR.. Newton laughed when Sun re-
porter asked him if he were a spritualist,
and said II believe there is something in the
phenomena besides fraud. 1t is to investigate
and find out what that something is that a
society is being formed. am deeply inter-
ested in the matter, as think all men of
sense should be-"
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Attempted Murder and Suicide.

COLUMBUS (kan.), Feb. 1o.-Louis S. Hol-
sey of Arizona yesterday shot and danger
ously wounded his wife and then shot him
self. He died in few minutes. The couple
have been living arart for four years, and
because the woman refused to return to him
HOlSeY shot her
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Proposed Commercial Congress.

TOPEKA (Kan.), Feb. 10.-A resolution
calling for commercial congress of the
Western States passed the House this morn
ing with an amendment that the Speaker of
the House and the President of the Senate
of the Legislatures of the several States
should be delegates ex-oficio 10 the con-
greSS.
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Killed by a Falling Chimney.

MAHANoY CITY Pa.), Feb. 10.-Tkis
morning, while a number of school children
were congregated about the ruins of the
New Boston Bakery, which was burned last
night, the chimney fell over, killing one and
iniuring two other children.
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Steamer OYerdue,

New YORK. Feb. 10.-The French steamer
La Gascogne is now two days overdue from
Havre. She has crew of $50 and over 400
passengers. There is growing anxiety
among those interested in the vessel and
her human freight
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An American Triumph.

LONDON, Feb. 1O.-1he News. comment
ing on the Nicaragua Canal scheme, says:
The American seems about TO triumph by
sheer persistency. II half of MenocaPs an
ticipations are realized, lie will rank anon g
the worlds greatest engineers.
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ALL OF ONE RACE"
The King Of Belgium Receives Deputation
of Workingmen.

BRUSSELS, Feb. 1O.-King Leopold re-
ceived delegation from the Wcrkmen's S
Council of Industry yesterday. He said he
had decided to pledge his support of the de-
mand for universal suffrage. He had the
cause of the working classes at heart, but
aUf 0eng dictator he must Leave fhe
workingmen are wrong" he added, in con-
sidering themselves a separate caste. We
are all Begians in different grades and all
workmen." The delegates replied that
workmen have been made a separate class
by being refused the right to vote.
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makes some changes in the boundaries. The
bill provides that the Chief Justice and As
sociate justices be assigned by the court ia
the circuits, and new allotment be made
whenever 1t becomes necessary by reason OF
the alteration of any circuit or new appoint
ment to the Supreme Court bench.
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The First Installmnnt-

LONDON. Feb. 10.-The Bank of England
has returned TO the Bank of France the
first instaIlment of el,OOO,0OO, French gold,
OF the 93,000.00J borrowed during the recent
financial stringency.
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Conflicts With smugglers.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1o.-A special from Mata-
moras says: There have been two desper-
ate combats near here between the customs
guards and smugglers, in which four guards
we're killed and one smuggler wounded.
The smugglers succeeded in getting away
with all their goods.
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The London Scandal.

LONDON, Feb. 10.-In connection with the
bacearat scandal in which Sir William Cor
don Cumming became involved, it is re-
ported the Baronet was engaged TO marry
Lady Vernon'S cousin, Miss GARNER of New
NCr-
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Suicide of a Wealthy Ens!ishmnn.
An Offer to Sullivan.

LONDON Feb. 19-Cnarles Pratt, an En-
glishman, committed suicide at Amiccy He
recently inherited e29a, COO
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-'N1'17N~ 70 -NON0 11N-0 011o I 7 IVVoONV4 t-VV'
PARIS, Feb. 10.-A local paper to-day says
the King of Uganda, under French in
fuence. has refused to recognize the Eng
lish protectorate, and the East African
Company's agents have retired from the
neighbOring country.
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Gillian War-Shins

NEW YORK, Feb. lot is surmised here
that the three Chilean naval vessels reported
at Monteydeo were of anumber which were
recently launched in Europe, aud which in-
surgent ships had been watching for in Ma
opllaO Straits
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Onnosition to Free COINAGE.

ALBANY On. ", Feb. 1o.-The Senate to-
day adopted resolution requesting the New
York delegation in Congress to oppose the
Free Coinage Bill. A resolution providing
for the investigation of the Sugar Trust
passed.
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Eamiltou's Watch.

PAU, Feb. 10.-Dr. Green having seen
and thoroughly inspected the watch found
on the body supposed to be that of Robert
Ray Hamilton Identifies it as Hamiltun's.
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THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.


of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. - The Interna-
tional Monetary Conference has adjourned
until March 23d. The reason assigned by
prominent member was the fact that lcgis-
latiOn now pending in Congress may mate
rally change the status of silver, and until
the question was disposed of it was not
thought advisable to further discuss the
subject Of international coin.
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LONDON, Feb. 1O.-The Omonde Club
offers purse Of $4,000 for a boxing-match
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Fatal Snow-Slide.

TELLURIDE (Colo.), Feb. 1o-A snow-slide
in San Bernardo mountains carried hye
miners down the valley, killing two and in
juring the others.
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Ended in a Draw.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 10-The fight tonight be-
tween Denny Kelliher and the Black Pearl
lasted ten rounds and ended in draw.
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Convention of Merchaut TaiIors.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.-The seventh annual
convention of the Merchant Tail0rs' Ma
tionai Exchange began here to-day.
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Anti-Pool and Trust Laws.

SANTA FE, Feb. 10-The anti-pool and
trust law passed by the present Legislature
went into effect to-day. 1t is very stringent
in its provisions.
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District Iudre of Idahn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-James Fl. Beatty
Of Idaho was to-day nominated for United
States Judge for the District Of Idaho.
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Scrofula Cured

have sister younger than myself whose whole
body was covered with scrofula sores from head To
foot She could not lie down at night and had nd
peace by day friend advised her to try the OUTIs
cURA REM EDIEs. She did SO and they cured her.
DORA B. ERVING, Rushsylvania, Ohio.
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BAvARIA's MAD RULER,
Reports That King 0tto's Health Is Failing
RanidIv

Rapidly.
LoNIoN, Feb. 10.-Rumors that mad King
Otto of Bavaria is falling rapidly in physical
health have directed attention recently on
the Continent to the habits and misfortunes
of this most pitiaole of European soyereigns.
The violence Of his insanity and its
curious manifestations are being dis
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TWENTY PEASANTS DEvoURED.

Frightful Depredations Committed by Wolves
in Hungary.
VIENNA, Feb. 1O.-Horrible reports OF
depredatons by wolves have beNn received
from Szanda, hungary. On Baron Wodi-
auers' estate alone twenty peasants have
been devoured by the ravenous beasts.
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29

Eillager. David EsFly, oliyerc. Culver,
James Coleman, Thomas j. Merritt,
Alexander rraEt, August B4ruth, John
NJ. Wahl, jeremiah Golf. Hiram eoale,
Porter boughton, Charles HI. Moon,
William u. Green, Edwin D. Butler,
DaElel Aegebz. Edward A. hickey,
Adoiphus Tyler, sIsphen I'll. &nltney,
Lewis Newman. Herman Emerson, c.
Y. stockweli, George East. Daniel K
Newman. BENJAMIN 1. loyeloy, Frances
Leroy. Eaos- short, Charles Gaseoigne.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Leadt. Jacob kasrr-
man. William J. 0ttaway, William Benz
singer, Wellington Morris, William o.
Truman. Reissue and lnereese-Alzu-
pnln Il. Reeves. Original. widow, etc.
james Hawkins (mothefl. Maria Bell
man. Mary l.. Sorns. Caroline Il. Scott,
Jane Titus. minors OF Nathan Vannew-
kirk, Martha NJ. Whitney, Marie Rabe.
Noel W. Waite father, James DAVIS
kfatherl, Rachel L. Beardsley.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-29

DRoBATE ORDER-Rta;c Of Michissn. coun-
i ~ OF Kent. So At "a session OF thr Probate
Court for said county OF Kent. held ut the Pro
bate Office. In the city Of Grand Rapids. on the
18th day Of October. In the year one thousand
light hundred ana pinety-ons.
Present. Cyrus &. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of
GARDNER KNAPP. deceasrd.
Albert knapp. ADM illustrator of sad estate
,aying rendered 10 this court his final admin
<frnfien account.
IL Il ordered. that Friday the 9Th dag Of
November, lS.sl, Of ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
xt said Probate once. he appointed for the
examipatlon snd allowance of said account
And IL " further ordered. that y COPY 81 this
order be rubIished three successive weexs pre-
ylous to said day of hearinG. in the Telegram
Herald. daily newspaptr printed and circu
Iatinz In said county 81 Kent
CYRUS v. PERKINS.
"A true copy1 Judge Of Probste,
ApoLrg b. Mssox.
.hur act N Register.