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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-26
Chehalis Nugget

Onenaiis Nugget
The Republican for-revenue-only editor of the
uhlican-for-revenue-only Tacoma Globe at
tempts TO lecture the Nugget for criticism ~
Acting Governor Laughton Tor snubbinr levi.
county in the iudgeship matter. 1t lisa Question
OF principle that is involved. The Sanor, bo,
positive assurance that the appointment vs.
made before the acting governor received tha
Lewis county gentlemen, whom he had ARRANGED
to meet for consultation in the matter. levi.
county was cooily ignored by his excellency the
acting governor.
Palouse City Reporter
Governor LSlghton has distinguished hiu.a,,
as ably a. did Grc~er Cleveland with hi. v.,a
power. yetoing the Yasson freight hin 1;rscs
against his own interests. and the interests at
the state OF Washington: also the bill reou,-,ns
the railroads 70 construct and maintain Comes.
tions from one railroad TO another; also the hi,
requiring railroads to fence their tracks. ana
the anti-Pinkerton bill These acts in eo,s,ra
ton with his pardon OF Russell viii nut = vsso
on the aspirations he may have had for the next
goyernorship.
IL Aefing-Governor Laughton's reasons for ,ha
veto of the WATSON bill were weak, how sh.u -
find words 70 measure the puerility of his 49,,
rens against the anti Pinkerton bill, The s.,.
ing governor attempts to prove the uneonssi,u.
uonality of the constitution itself, Thst Il .
bill carrying out the directions OF the con,tss,,
ton. and employing the same language ss TIA
constitution. is vetoed upon the sorr;est o,,;an,
that man ever employed TO ssine his aceussns
conscience
Toledo Tidings
Acting Governor Laughton has vetoed ths h;,,
requiring railroad companies 70 conssrues and
maintain connections from one railroad Ia an.
other. He also vetoed the bill declaring Il nm.
lawful 10 organize. maintain or emnlov an
armed body OF men in this state The hI,l ~
CURING railroad companies 70 fence their tracks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-26

was also vetoed II Governor LAughton had
good and sufficient reasons for his action in
vetoing these important measures the people
would Be much pleased to know them All
these bills are important and are in force in
various other states: why they should not Be in
force here il . mystery. BY his action on the
that the militia are inadequate to contend with
conditions that are likely to arise. It IS now in
order Tor him TO dissolve the militia and turn
back into the stats the appropriation set aside
for IT. support
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-21

SAN Francisco, Dec. .0.--Thc Pa.
oihc Mail steamship "City Of PeSin"
arrived today from China. Two csspa
Of smallpox occurred Ia the Storage,
end the vessel has boon quarnntiuod.
She has ON board s2,OOO,uJO worth VI
silks.
Advicer per "Pekiu" state that the
United Stntus steamer "Palos" went
70 Marking, November 9Th, TO remain
during the holding Of the Chinese
military examinations, which were 10
begin November llth. Five thousand
students were in attendance. Thecx-
amlnntlons were delayed by the arrest
Of two brothers from Yang Chow, who
were suspected Of smuggling. One OF
the brothers were SHOT while rellstlng
Chinese officers, aud the other pres
vailed upon the whole assemblaRe OF
students 10 espouse his cause. a com.
M sion was appointed 10 examine into
the matter, and at last accounts salts.
factory termination wa expected.
a small disturbance Ia Pekin prov.
lnco, caused partly by the salt tax and
partly stirred uphy bandits, was quolled
without much loss OF blood.
Chang lOOs, late governor OF Shan
tung, IL reported 10 have len n million
dollars In debts, and the Niceroy has
assumed part " his responsibility, and
assured foreign creditors that they will
be paid In full.
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WASHINGTON, Pa, Dec. 20.--rhore
was IN all.night battle wednesday
night between Hugh Curry. a wealthy
farmer OF Ainwcll township, and a
number Of mon in ambush. Three
hundred shots were fred, but fortunate.
ly 10 one was wounded. Curry's house
was riddlcd with bullets, aud the ter.
ror'etflcken family spent the night in
tho cellar. Towards morning friends
came 10 Curry's assistance. 10 has
since been learned that Curry's ne.
sallants were watchmen guarding tho
property Of Marion Curry, whose
property adjoins his brother HuVh,a.
II seems Marion suffered greatly from
incsndiary fiter, and he placed guards
about the farm. The guards say Hugh
fred the hrst shot, and as he had been
annoying thein, they returned the Gre.
The two brothers have not been frlends
for years, and the trouble 10 locked
upon ~ n family affair.
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Blaine Said 10 Have Assured che Chill
cans that the Trouble can be
Amicahly settled.
\ woMAH's selrE AGAINST TIC
UNITED STATES,
Lady Jordan Wrote Most Of ihe Noted
Letters 10 tho "flmes."
Thompson Apologies
TIIE CHILEAN QUESTION.
The outlook Tor Peaceful scitItment
EiriEhter.

sFAA tNtf
NEW York, Dec. 90.--The Herdid'a
Valparaiso special says: a message
was recelved by She Chilean govern
mcnt ycstufiA Ia which II was stated
that Secretary Blaine assured Minister
Mont that aiter "a cOuipletr invUsligG-
ton Of all matters hu is confident an
amicahlu conclusion cnu be arrived ~.
The status Of refugees 30 the 4 moricnu
legation must be- determined by the
legal tribunals under hu indictment by
Congress.
The cruiser "Isencrnida" will repre-
sent Chile IN tho great naval display In
Now York hnrb0r iD 1903.
II ROW appears that the greater mum.
Dor OF the letters which have appeared
In thu London Tine display
Ing M bit'er tono toward the
United States government pld It's re-
preventative were written by Il woman
aud not by the bosstful Thompson.
Their real author 10 seems, was Lady
Jordan, wife o. Deputy jordan At
Santiago. They were forwarded to
Lisbon, wnGucc thoy were sent 10 tho
Ylpits, and yet during all that time
Thompson was claiming that they
were his illusions.
4 few Days ago tho British Minister,
Kennedy, received a business visit
from Egau. This reaching Thomp-
sonia ear, he wrote q letter 10 Ken.
ncuy, lnguiling what right Eguu had
10 visit him, and by what right he per-
mitted him to enter the llritiah legs
,lOH. Minister Kennedy sent reply
10 this lmpuient letter, asking Ia no
iutnsuTed tcrua what right Thomson
Ind 70 designate the British legations
visitors. Theruupou, Thompson promi-
ly apologi1od ioF his impudeucc.
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BASIS Of an Agreement Between the
American Federation aud
Knights OF Labor.
AeoloENrALLY KitLEo WHILE OUT
HURTING.
Eight Millions and Half Agreed
Upon for the Cherokee
strip.
The Knights of labor aud American
Federation.

BIRNINduAAI, Ala, Dec. l0.--The
LAhor convention today adopted n
hnsia Tor IN agreement between the
American Federation Of Labor and
the knights Of Labor. IL provides
that tho Knights Of Labor shall revoke
uud issue no more charters 10 local OF
national trade assemblies, and, In re-
turn, the Federation shall revoke and
Issue no m1tc charters to mixed feder-
ntions. rhn Fcictutiou will recon
mend to tho affiliated unions that they
urge upon their members 10 become
members Uf tho united assemblies.
The acceptance u those conditions
viii nccessarily obviato any future
conflict regarding tho recognition of
labels or the relations VI suspended or
expelled mcmbor.
Tie convention GoucOucurted In the
pgop0f.tlpu that nm International union
shall issue chatter 20 a local union,
without fret consulting the other hillli.
nted organizations In that locality.
The boycott on Milwaukee beer was
raised.
A resolution was adopted that tho
Single Tor Ihe Oight-hOur DAY be- 70.
hcWul la l38-, aud that some uillliatcd
organization 10 chosen 10 make tie
h.ht.
The convention then returned ihauhH
20 the local unions ami Adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-21

Although the great Napoleon WINS
not the sort Of man whom Il was or.
dlnarily snio 20 laugh at, lac was rid..
ouled and caricltured on account of hl.
iaith that sugar oould be made profit.
ably from bects.
In 1911 tho emperor promised the
French people TINT they should have
sugar irom bcets II ho excluded from
france tho commerce OF England. IN.
Guiding tho sugars OF the British West
Indies. This promise led TO tho pnbli.
cation OF cnrIcaturc In which the on.
peror and his little son, the king OF
Rome, were represented
Tho empororwas shown sitting In bis
BOY a nursery squeezing beet root
INTO cup OF coffee Tho baby prince
sat near him hard at work sucking a
beet root, while tho nurse, stnudipc
close by, was represented as oxelain.
ing suck IT, dear suck Il; your papa
says Il Is sugar.
This biting sarcasm did not prevent
Nopolson from spending several million
l''iea Ht a timo when his empire was
unu'r " tremendous strain OF cypendi.
lures In bountirs for sugar made from
n'pi5, and his sagaclty has been yindi.
'l'ted at last by the fact that within
lho p'St i've years the worlds yearly
production OF beet sugar has risen
lno'o It's production OF cane sugar by
more than 4 million tons.
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Enough 81 II Growing iu TAI. County
ZOE IN Icstsl rsrpusos.

Enough 81 !, Growing iu Thls Country
zoe IN IcsiaI rDrpu,c,.
There is in.a.le,oe growing in oar own
country quite good enough lo answer all
Che FOL- ~ pgtpos@ % tfr mistptos de-
fcondcl FROM tlat which tlc Old Drulds
in their wnIta robes cul with % Golden
sickle lu1tufter tnc new of the moon.
ami distributed for chauu1 agliust ali
evil 90 their believing Tribes. says q
wri'cr SO lrrpcr Bauer ltisult, In.
decd, the tila and ancient mi.tl-toe. but
II takes o 9e,,ui,t, and o good one, 90
Gen you why not; and u t quito as in-
taro-tlHs in 30, appearance. with tho
long oliyrligo leaves aud ,ir siueullr
trnH,ucwt berry with % q. aiu of green
IN is wihHness, something batw sou a
mnon't1np ana pale cats eye quartz Ia
TINT. To grows anywhere .u tUc yireinYt
ATTITUDES nbuuudi upon ihs mesquite la
Texas, mud isufuany to be- found Ina Tho
Wellington flower market through tho
Christmas holidnys.
The plant 10 certainly beautiful aud
curious; bgs except fer A. parHsiticsl
origin and growth. which gave Il "a sort
oi q mystery TO the unlearned and urim.
it'e mind, It Is difficult 70 Zee why /.
ever attained such cHiinenco as it had.
although il rs true that the Drulls gays
II vcneralion only when found growing
on tho oak, which was sacred 10 the sun
tho Druidical worship and that OF tb,
Old Fer'ians having much IA common.
hut 10 held with tham, for what.y.r
reason, AN important part IN tho great
mites oi the winter solstirr. corrc,i oudipy
70 our Christina festivities One OF tho
OLD northern myths makes theda-t which
killed tho beautiful Baldor cut OF ths
m''tllioe, which alone of all nutur, had
not been bound ca do hiin harm. ul.5lbly
as showing that there Is nothing IN tho
universe without significance. ANA with
nm there Is no great nor SMALL
Nowadays tic strange plnut 4, found |
less oiton on the oak than on the 1Uulo |
ucc' where 1t kills ont whole orchards. |
DeiAB all but iudestructiblo itself. aud |
living just "a long as there Is amy s,p ip |
the tree 10 has cho sen; In some reaious h |
mas indeed become more profitable 10 |
raise and sell than the apples would be.
IN England aud In the wild state Il 4.
most often sown by the ini.-eltbrusb. |
put IL Is raised artihcially by crushing
me berries on a bough, to which their
glu'inous matter adhercs and where
they genera,e' others make slit with a |
penkniie on the underside OF u branch. |
30 that It may not be observed by tho
birds aud there insert the seed. and
Of weird and mysterious
character Is seen in = species Of intelli. |
;ence manifested by It, since, in what
lVSr direction the seed IL pointed. tho
,auicai will turn toward the surface and
listen I, itselt IN such manner as to draw
HE most nutrimCnt II can. and IL bas
wen been successfully grated mon
mother mistletoo. That il sbould stiii
nave part in our Christmas keeping ia
owing to tho fact that we always have a
tenderness toward the customs Of our AM
'estor. Boston Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-21

PmLADRLrHiA, Pa, Dec. e0.-A
disturbance among tho church mem.
beers, which for time threatened
Ia be riot, occurred this
afternoon In the synagogue OF In,
congregation Of Israel. Shortly after
4 O'Clock, while Mt. Japan, a highly
educated Polish Jow, who IL active in
promoting tho cause OF educatIgn
among the Hebrews, was delivering a
lecture, rival faction Of the oongre.
CATION entered the synagogue AMI
commenced praying. They are sAi1
TO be the followers Of Rabbi Birch.
who arc opposed To LApen'a educational
schemes because they divert money
iGom the regular church Golfer. x
row onsued, and three or four people
received blows. The police came apj
quelled the disturbance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-21

PARIS, Dec. 90. Herbctte. Ere uch
miniter mt Berlin, has advised For.
eign Minister RlDot that the German
government supports Bulgaria In tne
Chsdouine affair, and h0lds that
France Is not justified In rupture q {
relations with Bulgaria. The attitude
Of Germany, however, Will not alter
Ribops policy, which ~ approved by
the chamber the minister will main.
tain his position. In regard 10 the an.
pllcation made 70 Turkey, II IL stated
that seml-otilc ial sdviees from Conslau-
tinople are that the Porte will repiy
that the matter IL AN internal affair Of
Bulgaria, which does not come under
the Jurisdiction OF tho suzerain, and Il
IL impossible now 10 interfere.
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Nicaragua Railroad Coneessiop.
tlEnutrd.

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l8.-Charlcs
Thornton, the American Engineer lust
returned from Nicaragua, states that
concessions have been granted 10 a
number OF Americans by PRECEDENT
Sarcassa aud the Nicaragua govern-
ment for tho construction ofn narrow
gauge railroad for freight service from
M0nnt0mbO, on Lake Mhnngun, down
tho valley OF the Rio Grande River 10
Limos, total distance NJ 1877 miles.
Tho road will connect nt Monntonho
with tho narrow gauge road that now
funa trOh COrinne, on the Pacific
Coast TO Managun, the capital Of Mica.
rpgun. 1t IN estimated that the pro.
posed route will be 500 miles shorter
tltnu the present Panama route DO.
tween Sam irAncisoo and New
York, aud Ut least 100 miles
H.orer than the proposed route via
The Nicaragua Canal. Limos
lo sixty miles from the msulh
OF the Rio Gfbnde River which, en-.
gluuru believe, can readily he msde
hlyignhla Tor drep-WateF steamers. In
addition 10 building the RAILROAD and
opening the bar OF the RIO Grunde
river, 10 il required that line OF
steamers tGtur twice month between
ttlu Grgude AMI the United states viii
DO maintainedi that cuaioms housed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-21

PARIS, Dec. .o.--Major Bracket Of
tho Ghicago Fair commission, IN a
conversation with the Associated Press
correspondent, said he findt, while the
French people are Individually Inter.
eston IN the Chicago Fair, practically
10 org lnizaioua exist except in the
Hue attS department Almost complete
Ignorance prevails In relation 10 the
liberal aud simple customs regulations
" the Unitui states for the admissi On
OF exhibits. When these arc under
stood more Interest will he shown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-21

NEW York, Dee. l0.-John Mason
has brought an action against the
duchess u Marlborough and others, 10
set aside the agreement by reason OF
which the contest over the will OF tho
duchei| former husband, Louis @,
ilamm riley was Withdrawn. Alason
states that tbs terms VI settlement wern
that the conleitants should bring no
action against the duchess concerning
the estate during her lifetime. out Of
the moneys the received from tho un.
lncumbcfei real estate tho contestants
were 10 rp'eivo tlol,8 payment Of
which was -ecuten by policy ofslJe,-
400 on her liiU. llNnul says that he
doelined 30 Sign tho agreement until
assured that all the contestants would
receive u Hike amount, He has since
learned that James n. Mason hus de-
olnod 20 sign the agreement, but his
approval wan subsequently secured by
tho payment Of $4,000. He wants the
agreement set asidv, Tie win contes.
argued and an accounting Of all tho
moneys the duchess hos received since
the agreement was mado.
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iIocy settles with the Express Cem-
NAM

NEw York, Dec. io.--The Adams
Expires company has made final
settlement with John Hooy, So ex-
president. Hoey now has no further
relations with the company. The basis
OF settlement IL not known, those in.
terrslcd refused 10 say anything about
u. Josephine H0ey, wife of the de-.
posed president Of Che Adams Express
company, has transferred Ia the prc.l.
dent Of that company the lot and man.
sion nj the southwest corner Of Filth
avenue aud Tweniy-socord street, sub
Jcct 20 n morigRgc u sj0,O 600, for n
nominal confederation. The decd was
recorded In the registers office today.
This seems 10 confirm tho report of n
ec,tlemout between Hopy aud the
Adams Express company.
Leopold Wnllsf';, counsel for Henry
Sanford faiu: "1'hcre has boon "a com.
plcte ard honorable uct,lcmsul, satin.
factory 10 nh psriius. Everything has
been explained aud everybody 90 tltie.
hed. The suits against Mr.. hoey have
boon abandoned"
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ABOUT GDyERrIsINs.
Newspapers nrc, Amer All. ghe Heat
Medium ForI1.

WAsuINu1OS, Dec. ~. 80 Richard
Mansfield has issued instructions 10
his manager 10 discontinue the use oi
Autographs ana printing OF all kinds
for use M Window mud on walls aud
eOnhue h's advertising exclusively 10
newspapers. He Is firmly convinced
that this II the only proper way to
reach all classes Of theatre goers. "phU
Influence aud tremendous power OF
the pfesr, as an advertising medium Is
making itself felt more and nl0te every
day, both In business and theatrical
circles. a man who does nol read the
newspapers never attends the theatre, ,,
says Mr.. Mansfield.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-21

Nav York, Dec. 20. -Hsroid's Rio
Jgneiro; stringent measures have
been adopted by the government 10
prevent wholesale immigration into
the Argentine republic. President
Ptix0lte's message to COngIess, besides
reference TO the incidents leading 70
FcnseCa's downfall, aud recon.
incubation 10 tho Legislature 10 give
It, immediate attention 10 financial
question: and various reforms, made
appeals TO the governors u the different
states u show patriotism by aiding in
the restoration " order throughout the
republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-21

BATON RoUdE, Dec. i0.--rhe Demo.
cratic State convention this morniny
adopted the report Of tho committee on
resolutions. This platform denounces
the bolt Of tho Ants M threatening h,
again subject the State OF African rule.
expresses the friendship OF DemOcracy
for the farmer aud lab0rer, and urgcs
the abandonment Of tbs third pariv
policy; nass n continuance Of FeIeraI
aid for the Mississippi river; reafiirms
lts opposition to monopoly aud claIs
legislation; lays the Responsibility FOR
n failure 10 settle the lottery questIon
by white primarle8 on the Aitis. md
cmpowers the new State central CON.
mlttee 10 ueo every effort 10 brlur
about settlement by such meanan M
such time In the future. The couyen.
lion then nominated State oillcen.
Tho tickot completed 10 W. follows.
Governor $. ~. Mclenety; lieutenant
governor Robert q. Wickliiie; score.
tsry Of State, W. l.. +. Mason: trens.
urcr, Gabriel Montague; superintend.
ent OF public lustruotion, ]. V. en-.
houn; attorney general, Il. W. Duthor.
linj auditor, q. u. Steele.
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ShN DIEGO, Dee. ia peculiar
fatal shooting accident occurred on the
bay iHst evening. W. T.. Francis. a
wei known engineer went out duck
shooting anu fixed htttory in which
90 conceal himself. Two youur men
were rowing Ia the vicinity shortly
after, nui one OF them, :. L.. Hcnshil-
wUHi, snw q portion 81 Francis body,
hrt taking 70 fora pelican, iscd az %
with rUvolvgr JustA tuat moment
Francis fttalghttnud up and received
Che bullet iu DIS breast. Tho poet NOR
tom 'ld. g lhuwgi Dat %. bullet wont
cl'piuuly through his hHagt, not
with standing which he raised again
il his boat aud shot twice with his
gun nt LUgshilwool, evidently think-
lre Pc had boou attacked. He ihen fell
deaf.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. i9.--The ~. Louis
Furniture Board of Trade today sen,
to ox-Ptosident Cleveland, ns n Christ.
mas glit Tor Baby Ruth, child's
rocking chair made from the door Of
the old log cabin home N General
Grant, In this county, with a luttcr TX
pressing their best wishes for the
health nnd happiDesa VI the child and
hnr nlrnnIl.
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LEA ENwoRrH, Kan, Dec. d.
Benson, the murderer u MIS-. Matt
man, who is 90 hang February OH
made second Unsuccessful attempt 70
commit suicide. He has been IL soil.
tnry confinement for several days, and
fuI three dnys past has abatalned rom
food. Today physician visited him
and found thnl In had been uelng q
pin IN M eudeavor 10 cut BIZ throat.
He became ~ reduced under this self
imposed torture that his condition Ia
critical.
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WAsnINGroN, Dec. 2O.-No infor-
nation Is obiainsble In Washington
tonight concerning the report OF the
surrounding Of the American legation
Al Santiago, Chile, by mob Of re-
iugova there. several dispatches were
ifecoived at the State department dur.
Jug tho week from Egan, but tao OIL
clals decline to say anything on the
subject. AZ tue Chilean legation
nothing ~ known about the report.
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hUJubTA, Ne, Dec. i0.--Mrs. Nancy
Britt kennedy, the oldo.t woman In
this city, died this morning. At al
early hour sho got up and commenced
praying ihatsAe might lie, and con.
t.uued her prlyura for nearly sn hour,
when she fell 10 The lu1r dead. The
deceased wa the woman whose age
has been extensively reported nv lis.
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LoHnoS, Dec. IA dispatch from
Poruambuco states TINT popular up.
rising occurred 10 That city today
against The governor d the province.
The troops were called out aud sharp
fighting followed. L Is reported tbnt
sixty persons were killed or wounded.
it IL aiso stated that the governor TO-
signed mud quiet was almost lmmodia-
ately restored. After the restoration
OF order the membofs oi tie Junts
were choered by tho people ss they
passed along the streets.
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nnllmny Won pl.ennrrsa

ST. LOUIS, Dee. 90.--A ReBu5I,
special from 81. Joseph, NO., says: All
the shop men, tOuudhOuse men and
terminal employees Of the Rock Island
road, about siStS Ia an, were dirchnrg'
OF last night. Tho men aver they do
not know why, and tho local officials
plead Ignorance,
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S0FiA, Dec. co. Premier Stambulon
explaining the CLAIBORNE affair ia tue
HobTnnje, declared there IL Mother the
motive nor the desire 70 cause
bfeSch with France, but Bulgaria
could not teoodu from her position. He
hoped The 7obauJo wonld support tie
cabinet. This was received with loud
applause.