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TnE n,prIsr UNION.
Missionary WORK Decentralization
ment Taken.

CiNCiSSA1I, May 95.--Atthls morn.
iug's session Of the American Baptist
Missionary union the work IN the DIFF
feIcut missionary iiolds was discussed.
The commi,tcvOn place and preacher
reported Philadelphia for next year aud
Rev. w. w. Boyd Of New jersey us tho
preacher
Reports Of the work IN Afrlcn, Japan.
Burmah and other places were made.
They invariably showed advancement.
Rev, W. +. Taylor VI indianapolis, In
speaking OF Japan, said the people Of
that country have become conscious Of
their strength. "Japan for the Japan.
esu" u the cry. This proved hind.
rance u missionary work, but not alto.
gethor an evil. In Africa Rev. MIR.
Burtrlcly said there was disappointment
In securing cOlOred missionaries and In
securing welcome FOX them. The AfTl.
cans wunt white missionaries.
At the closlng session this afternoon
the following officers were elected:
Rev. George W. NoTthrup Of Illinois,
PRESIDENT; Rev. II. =. lBurress, prusid.
Ing secretary. a number u addresses
were made by missionaries who were
present.
Tho committee on China reported,
urging TINT pastors lead their people In
mission studirr; that 100 mon bo sent
out M Baptists, instead of tho 1909
asked In the Shanghai convention.
Missionary Bcrchel of China gave
interesting facts IN medical missionary
and urgcd larger attendance TO this
phase Of mission work and influence,
pleading that each station have a
medical missionary. Rev. Dr. White
of Minnesota offered resolution 10
this effect, which was adopted.
DR.. Baldwin read report on
European Missions. Romanism, he
said, IN "A great hindranco To the cross.
The missionaries In these peculiarly
| difficult fields should have large
sympathy. Several missionaries spoke
on the same subject.
This afternoon a Joint meeting Of the
mission societies Of women was had
aud many addresses made setting forth
the work performed.
In the evening, although tho mis-
sionary union bad formally adjourned,
Pixies Opera House was iillcd with AN
attentive audience, DIR. Mable, with
the aid ofa stereOpticon, giving illustra.
lions Of many mission fields and work.
ers. The week ~ anniversary meet
ings thon concluded with a Denedic-
ton by Rev. DIR. Duncan.
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CHICAGO, May 26.--wool rates are In
anything but satisfactory shape. The
tariff rate from Utah common points
10 Chlcogo is sl.7j per hundred pounds.
Today the lines from Utah, la cOnnec-
ton with Kansas City, Fort Scott, the
Gulf Of Memphis, the Southern roads
from Memphis TO Savannah, and the
oecnn routes from Savannah 10 Boston,
announced through rate OF sl.s7, or
only II cents higher than TO Chicago.
Tomorrow the Lehigh Valley lake and
rail limo will make rates from Chicago
o. Boston OF o. cents; 10 Now York,
80 contr, and % Philadelphia, ~ cents.
So far, the Rll.rail lines via Chicago,
both east and west, have not broken
their agreement 10 maintain rates.
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s'uos't lE,eur-cisciSs.rL

NATIONAL LE,sur-cIyctNNAtL
Cincinnati, 1. Philadelphia. o. nAticrics--
khuUs, Harrington. Ihprut0u brown,
rItsutnu.
ritfuurr DO. nHsi1u. !. Hattsrigs-naldwin,
Nack, bUsEUf, Ntyu4ui toitcia, Nanacl,
CHICAGO,
Chicago, e. New York. o. iIaUefca-lintch.
ins0n, hiitddgc lJrtloY Huslc,
UtENILAsp.
Cleveland, ~: HulLIYu, 2. batteries
Young, kimmuri iismming, DAILY,
AurmtCAS-sr LOUIS.
~. Louis, . Wasbirg ipu. .
iuuisyifLr.
Louisville. .. Athletic. Do.
CtNuiNNAti.
Cincinnati, q nosion, it.
CoLuNnus.
Columbus, 4. nost1n,O
vLsfEHN OMAHA
oisaha, y. ncusor.a
~ raul
st Paul, y Sioux CO, 80.
MILWAUKEE,
Milwaukee, % MiuHc1pona,s
LINCOLN.
LIncoln.g .. Kau,as cty,L
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ATLANTA, Ga, Slny 2J.--rhe largest
dry goods hum IN the south, John
Ryaus n Sons Ut this city, was closed
by the shtr ittoday. The liabilities are
estimated NJ over sl,0O0,0OO, with IA.
suts probably nggregalluy ssOD, 900. The
house Is one n the Oldest In the South.
stephen A. Ryan is now sole proprietor.
Two or three months ago there were
rumors Of Ills being financially en-.
barfassed aud suit Was brought by
Suhloss q Co. Of New York, which
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Appoints a CITY Treasurer Instead Of
Barislcy. but the Cliy Commits.
sioners Fleet Another.
THE pErAUtTiHG rs1AsUsGR vN-
pCR GUARD.
Surprising Testimony Glycn by George
Hume; liari.ley a Heavy Opcr.
ator Ia Stocks.
Richard oeiier. Elected aud the GOV.
rrmnr-a AnnnInimrni IEnarrd.

HNHf ' NFliNAh'"fhh AshHtFhs
PHILADELPHIA, May 2j.-'rhe city
commissioners mct this morning aud,
Ignoring the appointment by Governor
Petition " u successor t. CITY Treas.
utof Blrisley, proceeded 10 elect
llichari g. Ocllers, business manage
ofthe record, to al tho Office. rhc
question A. 10 who has power 10 iill
tne office VI city treasurer has given
ti-c 10 much controversy aud viii
undoubtedly be- left for the courts 10 dc.
eide.
Barisloy N under guard n, his house,
his condition still being too serious 10
warrant his removal. lie IN unable TO
obtain the $50, 900 hail.
Before the city council committee
investigating the affairs of City Treas.
utur BapiHley To-Day, National bank
Examiner Drew testified as 10 what
he knew regarding the affairs Of the
Keystone bank.
fhc mos, surprising testimony given
yet was that Of George Hume, Of the
ilrm Of Robert Glondcnnis 4 Co., bank.
ets aud brokers. Hume sAid Bards.
ley, from January to September last,
WAS a heavy operator II stocks through
his firm. Ia that time they purchased
for him between 100000 aud s10J,OO1
worth OF stock Of various companies.
IL was purchased outright by Bnrisloy
aud never on margins. During De.
rrmber BArdslcy closed all his holdings
In the-o stocks, Hume was unable,
without his books, 10 CIV. the amount
Loot or gained 10y Bardslcy la the trans.
action, but IA far ~ he remembered, II
WIS small either way. HumVia firm
borrowed 100000 from Bardslcy dur.
Ing the financial stringency last fail,
paying the prevailing rats of Interest.
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said 10 Receive Aid, secretly, from
the Mexican Authorities; TX.
change VI Ci,iliiics.
THE "EsMrRALoA" HAS cor THE
THE COAL she wANrCo.
Rnmors Of a Secret Tresty Between
Mexico aud Salvador Against
Guatemala.
The insurgents Relieved 10 be aided.
aOlheF lumofs.


NEW Nuiu,, Muy .j.--A private let.
ter received today from the CITY Of
MOXic0, written Mny 10Th by bust
nr-s man who has ample iacilitic. Tor
getting correct information, siyH there
!. much reason o. believe that the
Mexican uuthOuiiv- IRE quietly giving
aid 10 thr thiiiau lusufgrntl. rhr
"E-mcralda" has been able 20 get nll
the coal thr wanted, and private cd.
Vices from Mlzttlan reported thht war
materials huught from san francisco
were tuusicrfed early this morning 10
n ship belonging 10 the CHILEAN mHurg-
cnt. Ihu tinn letter mentions fu.
mpr ~ u syrtc! treaty between Mexico
and Salvador against Guatemala.
CRY ur MEXICO, May gi.-bIrC
De- HUHdr publishes letter from
Acapulco, which says the Chiliau IN.
rurgVut steamer "fAmu miuan GA sriug
that port salutcd the Mexican iiag, anu
the Mexican government In return
saluted tho "l.smofnlda's" flag, thus
making II an open question whether
this was q recognition by MeYicn u the
CHILEAN insurgents. The captain "
tho "Esmcnlda," In M interview n,
Acapulco few days ago, said Il was
not his intention 70 take coal 10y force
VI he would have done ~ before. lie
nlso said he wnH not Ia "a hurry 10 leave
tho port, but was waiting further In.
stfuctlUns.
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TOPEKA, May 9J.-The Farmgrs'
Alliance OF Kansas Is making prcpam-
lions for grand ratification OF the
Cincinnati conference work nc the
regular meeting of three thousand sub.
alliances 0f thu State, At which the
platform will bs considered, vote
taken and the report forwarded to
headquarters and 10 tho reform papers.
The sub.allianoss arc charged 10 be-
very deliberate IN action, ami to give
every proposition thorough exsmlna.
ton AMI discussion.
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created q stir. Ryan won the suit and
afterwards sucl the New York firm
for 81 IDull damages. That riit II still
pending. Alter the fret suit was dc.
rld.l In hls mvor Ryan met member
u thu S.hluss firm and "a personal en-
counter resulted, In which Ryan came
nil bet. Ryan claimed that the suit
brought by Schlnss was one cauie
leading 10 the failure, o. 1t induced
cfedit1m 90 push their claims.
THENlOS, y. j., May 2I.-Mofigagos
amounting to sill,ulU have been
placed ou the plant of the Trenton
China company, which * owned 10y
the .1me muu ~ the S,ar Rubber com.
pauy.
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GRAvrsEND, May 9G.--Fiye furlongs
--ratrimony colt won, Zrrlins second,
Natalie Third. Time --l!OiI.
Mile and an eighth-Ciar 'udOn won,
Eon second, Madston third. Time
l:6il.
Five furlOngs--St. Florian won, Vic.
torin second, Lester third. TIME
l;Oal.
Mile and quattor--Russoll won,
Ambulance second, Bolcfo third. Time
$40.
Nils and one-slxteenth-rest won,
Lizkle second, Kiug's Bridge third.
Time 1854.
Milc-snOwball won, Calcium 500.
ond, Kitty Y. third pime-l;i6!.
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Aud yet you arc not sick enough n
consult q doctor, or you refrain from
30 doing for fear you viii alarm your
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r,Sla, whirh will lit you out OF that
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col Ndilion, toto q state 'of good health,
con flienee and oheeriulnoss. You've
no YEA how potent THIS peculiar medi-
cine V In casa like yours.
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IL one which Ia guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory results, or In case u
failure u return Of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our
advertised Druggist u bottle Of DR..
King's New Discovery for Consump-
ton. II ID guaranteed 10 bring relief
In every casu, when used Tor affection
Of Throat, Lungs or Cheat, such M
Consumption, lniipmmstion Of Lungs,
Bronahiiis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group, etc, etc. Il Is pleasant and
agreeable 10 taste, perfectly safe, and
can always be doponded upon.
Trial bottles FREQ At A. &. Smith a
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CISCISSATI, May -Alllo-FroI.
Fink won, Bob Forsythu second,
Hopeful third. rimo--i.ii.
Mile and hfty yards 90 Marion &.
won, Or. Nave second, Longshoro
third. Timo-l.ij.
Miloand ne-slxtconth--Br andolette
won, k0semont second, Georgetown
third. Time-l:i0!.
Five furlongs-lgnit6 won, Green
wich second, CoperOnu third. Time
laos.
Four and half furlongs Prince Of
Darkness won, Content second, John
berkeley thru. fimo-.6Bl.
Milv-Hafry Smith won, Mahello
second, Hamlet third. Time-ls44.
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We desire To say 10 our citizens, that
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such universal satisfaction. We do
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time, and We stand ready 10 refund
the purchase price II satisfactory re-
suls DO not follow their use. These
remedles hay1 won their great popu.
lhfily purely on thelr merits. A. q.
Smith a Co., Druggists.
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The Policy orao,ehon Attacked.

LONDON, May 26.-On tho second
reading OF the budget bill In the Conn
mons today, Hnrconrt attacked tho
policy OF Goschen, claiming that II was
n subversion OF recognized principles Of
English finance. The house was told,
he said, that the governments FREQ
education plans would absorb over u
million pounds, but the house was not
informed ~ 10 thu method by which
the money would be applied. Again,
tho financial system which the govorn-
ment followed In borrowing from
future revenues for naval cxpendi'
lures was essentially erroneous and de-
structivo OF sound finance. He
wantod 10 know the Intention Of the
government In regard 10 the coinage OF
gold, and also what part the govern
ment took In connection with the
Barring guarantee. Its course In
the latter he thought a dangerous
precedent.
Goschen, In reply, said the govern
ment had precedent for its financial
policy In connection with naval ex-
penditur-s In the course taken by the
liberals In regard to army OSCILLATION.
Touching on the subject OF the Barring
guarantee, Goschen said no part OF
this guarantee was undertaken, direct
" or indirectly by the government
Tho coinage question would not IN
volve an additional burden upon the
treasury,
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CIuCAGp, May 2G.-rhre-1usrlcrs
Of a mile-Glcs,er won, Phantom sec.
ond, Fricndluas third. rimo-l:35l.
Seven furlongs Ethel won, Earnest
Rac.secOnd, FOO Sweet third. Time
1854.
Five furlongs-Phil Dwycr won, Bill
Murphy second, Lew Weir third.
Iimc--l:Ou.
Mile aul an oighth-ln50lence won,
Laura DaNcy second, Fajur third.
Tlme-2:ul..
rhree.quarlors NJ a mile Renouucc
won, Glcnhall second, Rose Howard
third, rimn-l;2l.
Handicap over four hurdles, mile
BouTiro Won, The Moor second, Lean
der third. rime-l.i0.
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SIorN FALLS. May el.-Tho Gov.
etnncut closed its case IN the Plenty
H1rcs trial today, with the testimony
" oye.wltuesses II the crime. Thomas
Flood, an interpreter for Pine Ridge,
testified that the prisoner could speak
English iluontly. The defense Intro.
duced the tc-tlmony u American
Horse and william Thompson Of Fort
kough, Mont, and will probably close
the case tomorrow,
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rte Chiiinn Insurgents said 10 be
Ifpppfui.

PARIS, May 2G.--Thu agents Of the
Chlliau Congressional paity In this
city deny the statcmcnis sent out by
thc supporters Of President BilmhcCuh
In regard 20 the lattsr'a success at
lquiqur. The Congf, .unal party,
The agents SAY, are amply supplied
with funds, owing TO the receipts rom
duties uu nitrate, which they have
collected. The agents add that the
Congressional forces intend shortly 10
attack President BalmAevla In the
GENITAL provinces.
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HrLESA, Mont, Mny Colt Il re-.
ported here that Jay Gould, during his
coming visit here, will look into the
matter Of extending the Union Pacific
system, 50 ~ TO give II u direct entrance
into Helena over IL own lines. by
way of the new linc aud utRh North
srii 10 pOcatcllo, the short line 20 Gran
ger and the Union Pacific proper to
Omaha, the latter road, II IL asserted,
would have the most direct line from
Chicago TO this point ofthc Northwest,
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 81. 1891 SALT TERRITORY

lion slice OF the estate le't by the lat
ter. Allen states that by his uncly's
viii sI,jOl,Oj0 WAS givon 10 the com.
modoro's young widow and tho ten
children 10y the hrst wiiul, which De-
left, hut the re-t % thH estate. si.5,.
lO1,OOu, went 20 William 70. Wander.
uili. The mother of the piaiuun be.
gan contest and the plaintiff claims
the contest was droptcl by compfo.
mise. ia, suit h. to recover the
promised amount, which was never
paid,
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Pr1TsBuRu, May a5.-Thc river
miners Of pittsburg district met today
and after censuring the local officers,
formally withdrew from the United
Mine Workers. Association Of the
federation Of labor. In taking this ne
ton the resolution stated that they
would rather have struck for eight
hours and lost ON May LIST, than be
parties 10 the backdown VI tile fcdc-
ration OF labor, aud that the district
will at once enter the Knights of
Labor.
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PANS, May 2j.-rurpln, the invon.
tor OF mclinite, who was arrested
Saturday, IN order that changes he
made la ~ pamphlet may bo invostignt-
ed, declares today TINT no has cor.
rcspondcnco which compromises sew
ural generals, NJ we'll AS letters showing
that do Froycinoi, minister, plncad
him (rurpin) IN communication with
the English authorities. The police
have searched several houses anu
soized copies Of Turpin'spamphlot.
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San FgASCisCO. May .1.-Caniain
II. l.. Inliuski, Fifth United states
artillery, stationed at Preside, aud in.
ventOr oftho Hallnski dynamite gun,
hns been ordered under arrest by Gen.
eral Graham, his commanding officer,
for Violating orders prohibiting officers
OF enlisted men from appearing upon
tho reservation In civilian dress. 4
courtmarilal investigation may follow.
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NEWPORT Il. l., My 20. - The
memuyTs Ot tho Legislature were duly
sworn In to-day. THE Hfpuhllcans.
who have a la,gc majority, will elect
their state candidate ne follows:
Governor, Herbert Land; Lieutenant.
Governor, Henry A.Sic1us; Secretary
Of State, George IL. Utter; Attorney.
General, Robert W. Burbank; General
Treasurer, Samuel Clark.
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NEw YoRK, May 2J.-w. A. Solo.
mon, general agent of the Baron
Hlrsch fund, said tho trustees Of tho
iund had decided upon purchasing q
large tract Of lnnd nj Harrison, y. g.,
whcrcon II IA contemplated 10 build
froin 200 to $40 cottages for the uzn u
recently arrived Jewish Immigrants.
Each house viii have small parcel Of
land attached 10 allow the riising VI
vegetables, etc., for the actual con.
humpllOn u the occnpants.
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The Best 5alYe In tho world for Cuts,
Bruis. (, Sorus, Ulcers, salt Rheum,
Fever, tores, letter, Cnapped Hands,
Chilbla. ms, Corua, and all skin Erup-
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pay relu. rcd. II IL guaranteed TO give
perfect 81 Nshc,inn, Or money refunded,
Price - e, Nts pvr box. FOg alllo Ivy A.
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ST. PETERSBURG, May 9D.-M. de
pohlDiUns'of', chief oft the Holy synod,
has admitted b. the council Of the cni-
plfu an ordinance fotbidding Hebrews
10 observe the Hebrew sabbath by
closing their stores OF business places
or by retaining from work, ana COM
pclling the Hebrews Instead 10 close On
Sundays and other days observed by
tue Greek church.
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Historian Tync AHsin Charged with
tndseensy.

LONDON, May &C. A. Fyns, the
historian, was again charged at tic
Croydon Police court with Indecent
assault upon lad. Fytle, Il will be
remembered, was 20 overwhelmed with
the charge brought against him, that
on April 9Th hu attempted suicide.
Aftur the Dean OF Westminster, Horace
Davey, Sir George Grove aud others
had given testimony az 10 the honor
able character Of the accused, lac was
committed for trial.
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SnANofIAi, May 28.--rho statement
that Christian missions Mt Nanklng
wcfo attacked aud pilIngcd 10y natives
i-cpfrcCt. Tho inmates managed to
escape. All the European women and
children have left Marking. Tho
Mu,h0diHt school was burned aud
looted. a British cruiser j. ordered IN
Nnnklng To protect the British In.
teic.is. Chinese troops were also dis.
patched 10 the scene.
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A nystcriou. I.tier TO the bishop OF
London.

LONDON, May 26.-rho Bishop Of
London, Frederick Temple, received q
mysterious letter last week, warning
him that an attempt would be made 10
ass.ssinatc him NJ the Ordinanc" Hurv-
ice at 81. Paul's Cathedral Sunday Last.
rhc bishop placed the letter In tho
hands " tho police, who took steps To
protect tho probate, but could not Mud
the writer Of the letter.
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cultural Bureau slill HANGS fire. The
SPECIAL committee has NOT yet reported
Commissioner Dc Young writes from
san Fmuclsco that the statements
male against Maxwell have given his
friends Ia California much annoyance.
Tie (Du Nuun D has made ma invctiga.
Ton siur' his return 10 the coast, and
hnh That Maxwell has hnl general
experience IN horticultural matters,
ani rs undoubtedly the man for the
place.
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INSS, Mass, May 96.-Jsck Burns
u Lynn, who was knocked out In u
battle with Harry Tracy OF Cambridge
Monday evening, dled this morning.
The knockout blow broke blood vessel
In his brain and he never recovered
consciousness. Tracy has been arrest
ed on the charge Of granddaughter.
The arrest OF the referee, seconds and
management u tue Lynn Athletic
Club, before which the fight took
place viii follow.
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NEW YOHl,, May 90 rhete was "A
narrow escape from a serious accident
on the Ninth avenue elevated nj One
Hundred and Tenth street curve TO-.
night. a motor drawing heavy
train broke down aud tore up several
ties which foil 10 the street below,
severely inluring two passers.by.
There wa. gruat excitement among the
passengers, bat fortunately the cars
remained ON the track.
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PANS, May 2l.-rho Chamber to.
day adopted tariff duties Of eight francs
per 100 Kilograms on swine, ten francs
Per head on cows and oxen anu fifteen
aud onc.half franco per head on sheep.
The protective proposals OF the tariff
committee were generally approved
over the more moderate tariff OF the
government.
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PARIS, May 2G.--lt ir announced this
evening that the government has de-.
cidoi 10 Intervene IN the strike. IL IL
added that the governments dut.gmi-
nation 10 interfere Il solely for the put.
pose Of assuring conveyance for the
public, who naturally suffer consider
ably from tho to,a. suspension VI stage
service.
Tine omnibus strike has ended in n
victory for the strikers,
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No single disease has played such sad
Lmvoc with tho human race NJ Con-
VI ,mption. No other disease approaches
30 stealthily. ItB early symptoms arc
~ uOrad because II Is thought only u
% III or hacking Cough, which IL meg
loc I'D until this grim monster has such
a hold that nothing but death can re-
Hewitt. Ballafd's Horohound syrup
has removed the grip Of thls grim
mons ,er from many n throat. II taken
in time II will give surprising relief.
Try itA soothing aud healing virtues.
d. not put It Oh until too late. y. q.
NJ. l., Agents. 80
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CHICAGO, May ga story comes
from Detroit that may afford some clue
h tho missing n. j. ilanchette OF Los
Angeles. a Jew days after his dlsap-
reaTanto Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch Of Chi.
cNgo were fishing from the dock NJ
Sandwich. Ontario, when propeller
N the Lake Superior Transportation
company passed.. Ash was going by
they saw carl tlutter In the air and
f.iiupon the water. IL finally tlonted
within reach ana proved 10 bo Hanch'
ett.,s business card. Tho name Of the
boat was not visible TO Lynch.
Hanchelte may be on board.