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10 A f,.r a fight OF over lhiee
years CLAUS Spreckcls anu w 5a,
Trust have come 70 an un ~'.,n., -
by which there will tr no ,u.'". ~
pe,ltion between them. nv ~ "a
Hons which have been going , loi
snn, time. now q, New fou lnd
again nj gan Francisco, were WI ..Ally
Concluded i'm this city sunlsy. la'o'
,Ior. uayrmeycr OF New YORK, H,sl'
dom Of the sugar Trust, went IN ash
The bIg refinery Of 5pfcckes q way
,l,y and made IA careful examilNl1n
of IN 9earles Of New York. sechaiy
Of tile Trust, aud other genue,,'a 10,
trrestcd In II, were also IN INC e,'. ani
II il understood the agreement ~. uel
at san Francisco last week ~,.'en
Claus Sptecklcs and J. Cais PAVE
meyer was endorsed.
By this agreement Speckeis y Y, 70
sell his sugar IN that part ofthe co'lliy
east " the Missouri River nv we
Havcmeycrr are not 70 invnu' NE
territory west of the Missouri. Ihe
trust refinery In san Francisc ADD
that btlonHing W nP'
alternate monthly In c.osing =, IN
this way It IL expected tho prudv uog
on the Pacific Coast canbe 80 rex, alri
TIM, there will bc no difficulty 10 balm
tanning prices. When asked aha,
effect ihe agreement will have sieh
the PhllapelphIa refinery, 'ias
spreckol-, Jr., while admitting m
binniion ON the Pacific Coast, nj It
would not affect the refinery lte,
"fhrrc has been no combination, be
said, "by which the production ADD
price OF sugar Mt our Philadelphia fe
ilnory Will bc regulated accordiis to
my understanding with the trust lie
refinery will remain indepcndept'
Recent events have put Claus : No
kels In n position where he can Sice
his terms on the trust. lie has s'cli.
Ell the greater part Of the sugar cfP d
the Sandwich Islands, AMI mat
large sum Of money by tho rcmOvl q
the duty ON raw sugar. He pufcleel
10, 900 tons OF Java aud stored II q an
island In the Pacific ocean until u few
days ago. when he brought II 10, ,iy.
Ing $3.50 per ton Ia duties on II.
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On the General Political situaiion.-
The Farmer. Alliance
Movement.
rive CANDIDATES roR THE cHick'
co mAYoRALrY.
No More Competition Between Claus
spreckles aud The sugar
Trust.


WAslIINGTON, April 9.-The Star
this evening has long Interview with
Senator Eimunds on III. general
political situation. Speaking Of thu
Faimcrs' Alliance movement the
senator said some people are trying to
persuade tho farmers that laws have
been made which Opentc uuJuruy
upon them, aud that laws have not
been made that would furnish them
with more rapid aud steady prosperity.
lilo thinks they are TO n large degree
mistaken, and In time will discover u.
Indeed, lac presumcs the largest part oi
the rejecting farmers understand that
croIs cannot be Increased by leglsla.
tiOn, OF debts honestly paid by cheap.
cning the value u what l. called
money"
Asked ~ TO tho dangers 10 both the
great parties In the situation. the -ena.
tor said " Ia the next Presidential
election the farmcrs' Alliance should
carry many states, without having n
majority ~ the electoral college,
thvfe would bo no election by
the people, aud the present House
Of Representative being largely demo.
cratic, that PARTY wsuld elect It's candi-
lean party, II IL That tho Alliance may
carry som. states that would otherwise
30 republican, and thus, II there IL no
election by the people, give the elcc.
ton 10 the democratic candidate.
Asked II he thought the silver bill
would be M Issue In the next cam
pnign, the senator did not think II
would be an issue between the rrpub.
llcan aud democratic parties. liz
thinks the democratic party viii hard.
~ wish 10 make II an issue 10 the ex-
tent Of free coinage running III. con.
siderable risk Of Separating gold and
silver NJ the ooin money VI the country,
aud certainly the great body OF repub.
llcahs viii not. Up TO the point OF
safety the republican party will he IN
favor Of Issuing silver M money, A. II
always Inns been.
What the Farmers Alliance plat.
form, II the party should nominate a
pred lcntipl candidate, will be, he
could not say.
~ third party movement" con.
tinued Senator kdmund-, oundoubt.
edly exists In the Farmers a Alliance.
II successful 10 the extent Of getting
the President and Congress, It would
doubtless lead 10 the enactment Of the
measures they have indicated, and
whether they were good or bad for the
farmers would soon h. KNOWN
The senator did not think coinmun.
ism II nj tbs bottom Of the iarmers'
movement, and added that the per-
cenmgc OF communists In this country
he believes 10 be very small. As capi.
tai Is always anxiouHly watching tho
conditions anu government OF the
country, the success Of any movement
which would render unsound l.gl-la-
ton probable would greatly disturb the
financ.s OF tho country, aud that, Of
ccuse, would reach every branch OF
labor and business,
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WASHINGTON, April 6.--By the pro.
clamaiion issued by the President Sat.
urday, there Ia added TO Yellowstone
National Park n strip Of land nbout
twenty miles wide on the cnst side,
aud wider strip on the south, extend.
Ing over III. great Rocky Mountain
divide NJ far west NJ Idaho.
Three hundred and ninety four
thousand ounces OF silver was pur.
chased today at prices ranging from
.ps27 10 1885.
The supreme Court Of the United
States today affirmed the Judgment Of
the circuit court Of the Omitted Stat.s
fof the District Of Colorado In favor Of
the Maxwell Grant Company on the
suit brought against that company by
the Interstate Company 10 recover n
large Tract of land Ia Las Anlmas
County, Colorado.
Thomas |. Wilson, OF A Tixona, United
States Attorney for this Territory OF
Arizona.
sue circular tomorrow TO artists for
new design for subsidiary coins. The
general feature Of the present coins
VIII bo preserved TO n considerable
extent. The coins 10 be changed
are the silver dollar, half.iollar quar-.
ter dollar and dime. These changes
are 10 be made under the net passed at
the last session Of Congress, which Ap.
propriated sl5l,0O0 for the purpose, aud
isavailable July LIST. Director Leach
thinks that from $1,000, 900 10 $1,000,
900 OF the unavailable $50, 100000 in
the treasury eau be- recoined with this
appropriation. Tho gold coins are
considered satisfactory. and II Is
thought they will not be- changed.
The designs after being selected, will
not DO changed for twenty-five years.
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~ rmr ,onr nraIoSs.
The Anair. Interesting to All Con.
csrued.

PiTHnrRG, April Though every.
thing was quiet, the Attain la tho coke
region today were decidedly interest
Ing 10 both sides. The operators mate
\ determined effort to stare several OF
their plants, with but doubtful success.
The strikers devoted themselves 10
looking after the s,mgglcfr, aud kept
away from the worKt, Bat few men
were working la each plant. Several
COMPANIES, however, have notified the
sheriff " Fsyettc County that they
Intend tosiatt tomorrow, or later IN the
week, nni that the county will bc held
responsible for damage II their works
are not guarded.
THIS militia are still held, their
presence bcinga guarantee u peace.
ihc strikers still hope for n comprom'
ise.
Up to tonight several Morewood
rioters hal teen arrested, and eight
deputies who did the shooting. The
justice held those charged with riot
and carrying concealed weapons Ia
slsnl hall, while the deputies, changed
with murder, were released ON $500.
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The ruling element Ia Madagascar l.,
not blessed with much humanity. A
short time ago, civilization was startled
10y the news OF horrible massacrrs In that
country. Now comes ease Of cruelty
that makes ones hair to stand on end,
n app,ars tina, i,snisilofo, Governor d
Mahhnoro, had mn unfortunate native
tortured Ia most horrible manner be-.
caused he refused TO obey him. This
victim was bound to spoic, and In that
position parndcd through the village
for two whole days. When freed from
the pole he was placed In n sort Of cof.
fin, followed from the trunk Of n tres
and covered with plank, Ia which
there was nothing but small hole Of
about three inches for his mouth and
.nogc. The unfortunate native was
kept screwed down Ia this colin not
less than two months, and actually
lived during that time. lie was fed
through the aperture, his relatives be.
ing perlnlttoI 10 give him food. At
length, upon the payment of 100 plas.
tres, tho governor allowed the man b
te released.
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Secretary Nos,. Renders 4. Deei,,o".

wAsHiSGToN, April 6.-Secretary
Noble rundcfcd u decisaiou today re.
Jccting applications to perfect about
iorty.ihtce entries under the TIM
her and stone acts, made by this menu
bcrs OF the knweah Cooperative
Colony In California, now within w"
s,quoia Park reservation, created by
acts " Congress approved September
% aud October l 1890. The Secretary
holds these applications to purchase un.
der the timber aud stone ncts are not en-
tries Of lanJs,and the parties asking the
same acquire no vested rlgbt thereby,
hence II was competent for Congress 10
reserve this land, which 1t lid Ivy the
acts creating the reservation. In
other words, when proof was subinitt-
ed and payment rendered, these lands
were not IN condition or were not uf
the class that might be- sold. The ap.
pliraiions are therefore denied.
Tho Secretary ALEC decided that IN
cases Of entries made under the home.
stead, prcemptiOn AMI timber laws,
wherein final proof aud payment were
made And final certificates issued prior
10 the date Of reservation, that In cases
where these entries are found ~ he
regular, patents should iseue. The
secretary further hold. that valid
homestead entry excerpts land from
reservation, but IN ease the entrymcn
fail TO perfect their titles the entries
should he cancelled and the land will
become part Of the reservation.
IL IN estimated that these colOnisis
have expended Ia public roads and IN
other Improvement about slO0,1D0,
and while the 5ccrctRry's decision may
result IN hardship to the colo nisis, any
relief to them must como through
Congressional action. Tho Secretary
said today that he had no desire 10
deprive the colonists u their equities
In the matter, and although the law
and the fnGts compelled the decision
ngains, their claims, he would be vii.
hng 10 Ncommcnd TO Congress that
they he reimbursed for their losses.
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rmI rnounLn IN i>DiA
TIL. We've, WIN spccdn, Restore
order.

LONDON, April g.-in the Commons
to-day, Secretary Ferguson, replying
TO questions ss 10 the trouble IN India,
said the vlccfoy had photographed that
he would speedily restore Ofdur Ia the
distufbid districts.
I4abouchere maie vigorous effort
10 have the items TOT the repair Of the
kvnslngton nnd Kew palaces stricken
out saying that they were useless.
Trcvclynn vigorously defended the
palaces as historic monuments.
Lab0uchere'- motion was rejected.
Waddy (Glai-,onianl moved to re.
ducc tho appropriation. for the main.
tcnnnce Of The Bushcy House. IL was
n monstruus state " ailaifs, he said,
which permitted the Duke OF Ne.
moun, a wealthy Frcnchman, to
occupy the Bushvy House, nt the cx-
pcnsc VI the Enylisn people. His mo.
ton, however. was r,Jectcu'
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Hrother. OF sahara.

ALoIrRs, April d.-At Bismarck, In
tho presence OF n concoufse Of Europ.
cans and natives and n large number
OF bishops, Cardinal Lavigcrie conse.
Grated the "lrere- Arms do sahara
This aim OF the baud Ii TO combat
slavery. When slavery IN abolished,
the brothers will devote themselves 10
protecting the feeble, establishing la
saharR center for the care Of tbs
siok, and opening the interior 10 the
civilized world. The Pope has al.
ready promised TO devote his jubilee
offerings 10 tho work Of abolishlng
slavery.
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several years ago Chamberlain a Co.,

Several years ago Chamberlain n Co.,
Of Des Moinss, iowa, commenced In.
manufacture Of n cough syrup, bellry.
Ing IL To be Tho most prompt and relia.
bic preparation yet produced for coughs,
colds anu GROUP that the public appre-
ciate uue merit aud In time II was
certain 10 become popular Their most
eanKulnc hopes have beon more than
realized, Over three hundred thou
sand bottles Of Chnmberlain's Cough
remedy arc now sold each year, aud
IL IL recognized Ms "thc best mado,D
where ever known. II will cure q
severe cold In less Lime than any other
treatment. For sale by z. q. MI.
Drug Dept. dts
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The Catholic Hierarchy Plight the
Manitoba school Act.

Nnuttobn school Act.
QuEnEC, April 6.--Canada may now
have ON her hands big religious fight,
M we'll NJ u political onc, over the
Manitoba school act, which was TO-
Gently adopted by tho Legislature
there, aud which prohibits religious
Instructions IN the public schools In
Manitoba. This entire Roman Catholic
hierarchy have entered upon n wnr
against II. In nil their churches yes
to-day n Joint mandate, signed by
them, was read. The hierarchy Insist
act, and the result OF the
mapdato must bo TO form the
Canadian Catholics into nh almost
compact body 10 support this
course. The Catholic member
Of tho new Parliament are largely In.
fiucnced by tho mandate and In view
OF the reduced majority for the govern.
ment ut Ottawa, the situation In which
Sir John will find himself cannot fall
10 bo critical, for II will become ques.
tlon OF expedlency. while the peopl.
u Manitoba claim tho right to manage
their own affairs aud the Prot. slant
electors, M n rule, throughout Canada
take the same stand, and while the
Roman Catholic Church holds, on the
other hand. that tho net Is In violation
Of vested and sacred rights, Sir John
VIII decide upon a course that viii OK.
pose him 20 the least possible loss OF
support. Sir Johns friends think that
he may evnde the question by refer.
ring the constitutionslity OF the act 10
the supreme court.
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Prominent Albany miller Alludged
Insane aud Deprived Of
III, Liberty.
a SMALL RIOT AT PHuNix PAcK.
INC HOUSE.
Everything Quiet Ia the Coke Regions.
-Only Few Men Working IN
the Plants.
4 Prominent Albany uiiier srni to
MI Asylum.

81. CIouD, MINI, April G.-P. !.
Schapps u prominent miller of Albany,
was -Dmc timo ago scut to IT. Peters
Asylum while temporarily lcrnngcd.
Upon release he found his mill anu
other property Ia the hands Of parties
he considered unsafe, and began pro-
cecling- Ia the courts 10 uust them.
lhey gave him gnai annoyance. aud
last Friday John +. krcis, who hnd
been appointed receiver, filed inlOfma.
tot alleging that Schapls was inrape.
This created great excitement among
,chaple' iflcnds, 1nd n delegation Of
business men came 10 this city, whvlc
the examination was held, and pro.
tested against the proceedings. Schapps,
however was niJudgcd insane aud rc.
turned 10 the asylum. Much indigua-
uon prevails against krcli-, aud prom.
ineut citizens Of Albany have inaugu.
fatcd a movement looking u the ~.
lease Of Srhnpps.
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GALEsuURG, Ills, Apnl G.-S. l..
Wilken-on, grand master OF the
Brotherhood Of Railway Tninmen,
has discharged Charles |. Salisbury,
JohnO %. Roarke aud r. =. Bodman,
grand trustees OF that organization.
This reasons for this, Wilkenspu said,
were u-urIation OF authority and
failure 10 make proper examination OF
the books of the various officials.
Salisbury, u this city, one ot the
trustees, denies the authority OF
Wilkinson to discharge them and says
that they are still serving regardless OF
the order.
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s~ereinry prortor'- Return 10 the
aapIlnI

WAsiusuToS. April 6.-No onc at
the War Department knows OF any
telegram having been scnt Secretary
Proctor requesting his return. The
Secretary telographed that he would
leave san Francisco for Washington
Monday. II, has carried out the prin-
cipol part Of his programme In visiting
tile military posts In the South aud ON
the Pacific Coast, and n he decided 10
cuttail his tnp u was probably because
he wishes 10 SEQ tho President before
the latter leaves Washington ON his
Western tour.
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The popularity which Hoods Sarsap-
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Ia wonderful. II po seises lu those ele.
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Italians A.-auiied b. - Crowd OF
tsborers.

KANSAS CIIY, April 0.-rhere was
n small riot ut the Phoenix packing
house this morning. Rumors u re-
opening u the packing house, which
has been closed since November,
caused crowd Of laborers 10 congre-
gate ab ut the gates, about 300 In all.
Later twenty Italians came up In q
body. They told the superintendent
thai they would work for u n day.
When the crowd learned the Oder Of
the Italians they seized fence plckots,
stones and other missiles and charged
the Italians. The Italians made a stand
for moment, but were soon forced
lack, aud ended 10y taking precipltgie
flight, followed by a storm Of curses
and missiles. IL i not known whether
any Italians were injured or not.
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REV. n. =. HANKS
Indicted BY the brand Jary for Grim.
tusi Label.

DALLAS, Texas, April 6.-The grand
Jury has returned two indictments for
criminal libel against Rev, Robert II.
Hanks, tho noted Baptist divine aud
editor Of the Western Baptit. He IL
charged with lbellng Rev. L. ID.
eariy, l.. II. Seroggin, >. II. Grant
hnd A. NJ. Johnston, NIL prominent
preachers Of the same filth. The Of.
Fence consists In having charged In his
papor that these divines were, paid
shndal mongers OF the 7dras Baptist
pad Herald, and notorious liars. The
indictments arc the outcome OF bitter
newspaper war between the Western
|<fapfist and the Teras baptist aud Her
ga. The accused parson declares that
~ WIN prove that the allegations made
re tiue when the case goes to trial.
She legal contest bids fair 10 become a
most sensational one.
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VOL. XIV.
strike sf swttehmen.

LINcoLN, Neb., April GA strikf
OF all the switchmen, about seventy
nv, employed by the burlington X
Missouri IN this city, was inaugurated
today. The company recently found
u necessary 10 discharge several men.
The Switchmcn's Union prepared q list
Of the men whom IL desired should lie
retained, but the company declined to
comply, with the result that all the
men quit. II il not believed the strike
will affect the other departments.
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This IL saying a great deal, hut n 4,
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putsble. ''"
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kEORrK, Ia, Aprii 0.-rhe munIcl.
pal election held today resulted In the
reelection ~ Craig, Democrat, for
Mayor. The other Democratic nomi.
ucts were also victorious.
DUBUQUE, Apfil 1.-The entire
DcniJofatic city ticket was elected
stewart majority Tor Mayor IL $40.
~ the Republican candidate Tot
Alderman were defartc,.. Tho.e elect-
od are: Three Democrats aud two In.
dependents.
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the CANADIAN VISITORS.
1hey Announce that they sr~ Ready To
Leave washtsgfon.

wAsniSaros, April 6.-Accom.
panied by sir Julian Paunccfote, the
Canadian cabinet officials called upon
Secretary Blaine ut his home just 'bo.
fore noon today. Their stay was but
fcw moments, and returning 10 the
hotel they announced that they were
about 10 leave Washington. President
Harrison has siguiiied his desire 10 be
present Mt the conference, and IN his
coming trip West would Interfere In
that IL was thought best 10 postpone
tho negotiations until such time M thu
President could give the matter his Mt.
tentlon. Messrs. Foster and Thompson
will leave Washington this afternoon
for Ottawa aud Tupper will go TO Lon
don. He says Sir Julian will notify
the party when To return TO Washing.
tou, which will be- IN soon M the Pres-
dent can conveniently give his atten-
ton ~ the negotiations.
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WICHITA, Kas., April g. James
Bellcw left here month ago for Mcxi.
co via Galveston. After leaving the
latter point he disappeared, ami his
folks heard nothing VI him until To.
day, when word came TINT he Ind
been In prison Mt paso del Norie, Mex.
leo. A Mexican merchant tried TO
cheat him aud after n quarrel he was
thrown into Jail and denied oommuul-
cation with any one. His health has
been shattered and he will demand
satisfaction through the State Depart
ment.