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MISSIONARIES MURDERED.
Five Americans and Seven Native Conver,
Killed in the Congo Free State.

Five Americans and seven Native Converts
K,lled in the. Congo Free State.
NEW YosK, Jan. 90. - Correspond
ence from st. Paul de Loanda, Africa,
Under date December 10. says late ad.
vices which have come to this city from
Bcma in the Coago free state,
bring Jews to the effect that the Amer
lean mission, which is established On
the Congo river in the neigh herhaod
Of the Pslla Balla station, has
been made the scene of terri
bic tragedy in which FIVE Amer
lean Observation-Disclosures men AID
two women-and seven native Goa
verts and servants lost their lives at
the hands of the murderers. IL is also
mentioned that all OF the mission
buildings schools. residences and
granaries-w burned to the ground
and the cultivated fields laid
waStA
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CETY OF MEXICO, Jan. 22-Mrs. Alice
Green lturbide. who was married To d
son of Emperor Iturbidc, died Thurs
day. She was the mother Of Prince
Augustin Iturbide, who was sentenced
to years i'm prisenmcnt for disrespect.
fully speaking o. the administration Of
President Diaz, and contracted the dis.
ease Of which she died while nursing
her son during his Incarceration. Mrs.
Iturbide was formerly Miss Alice
Graen. and was one of the bellies OF
Washington during the war OF the re-
hailior go
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-30
THE MUSoRAvE TRIAL.

TERBE HAurE, Ind, Jan. .9.-When
the prosecution rested thursday at
noon in the trial of Bob Musgrave.
charged with trying to aefraud the life
Insurance companies, there had been
introduced no new testimony since
tho day before His brsther-in-lsw,
Markle, teld the story of his dis
covery of the fraud of the burzed cabin
and skeleton Letters written by Mus
grave ia the name of II. B. Burnham"
to the ST. Louis irm to get the skeleton
were admitted as evidence. The de-
fense moved that the defendant be not
required to introduce evidence, as there
was no case against him. This point
was argued until the time OF adjourn
mept
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REMARKABLE OPERATION.
Recovery Of . Woman Upon When ..ec
Pieces sf Skin Have Been Grzftsd.

Recovery Of . Woman Upon When 5000
Pieces of skin Have Been Gr>ftsd.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. so.-Aftcr suf
fering for go days Mrs Mary Reilly, of
Port Richmond, was discharged from
the Episcopal hospital perfectly well
woman In the early part of last Nay
while lighting fire at her homo Mrs
Reilly set fire to her clothing and was
terribly burned along her size. DR..
Turis tried = new plan. He used small
spccks of skin which he carefully lifted
on the point of a needle from the arm o.
healthy person, and then with sharp
knife clipped of and Immediately
transferred to the patients wounds
In all about Q, 900 CRAFTS were taken.
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GROUND TO A PULP.
W. - pusesa Caught In . Beit and
FriEktfa,sy NangIed at ASeney. No.

W. - pusesa Caught In . Reit and
FriEksfa,sy MangIsd at ASeney. No.
ST. JossyH. Mo-, Jan 90. A horri-
BILE accident occurred at Agency, near
here, Thursday morniag. w. Il. DAN
can, wealthy nillwright stepped into
the mill of Rsone & Yates Going II
the engine-room his ssn-in-law, Will
lam Smith. asked him to relieve him
for few moments Smith had scarce
ly reached the top of the stairway
when he felt heavy jar Of the ma
chinery. Rushing back he saw
the bloody fragments of the
body of his Authoritarian whirling
around the belt OF the large fly
wheel He stopped the engine at
once and lifted the mangied remains TO
the feer. The head and both arms
were torn of. the body ground to q
pulp and the legs broken in a dozen
places 1t is supposed the old man
stepped too near the wheel and was
caught by his coat with the belt
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Charged with AIDING Marsh.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. .9.-Henry c.
Yard, the agent OF tho Sesgirt land
negotiation in the keystone bank com.
piications, was arrested al noon Thurs
day at the Drexel building on a war
rant issued by United States Commits
sioner Craig. He was taken before
Commissioner Craig and placed under
Sis, ose bail for hearing next Thurs.
day. The charge is '.aiding aud sbet-
ting" Charles Lawrence and Gideon W.
Marsh in misspplying sos. 600 of the
funds Of the Keystone bank.
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STOLE WIFE. BABES AND ALL.
Arrest OF an Illinois Man Charged with
CARING Away . Ne.Rahor's Family.

Arrest OF an Illinois Man Charged with
Carrying AWAY . Ne;gabor's Family.
MAscourAR. ILL.,, Jan. 23.-bavia
Hendricks of Fresburg, was impris-
oned at Beilsvills Thursday. charged
with stealing another maa's wife and
four children and robbing his
house. Hendricks had been board
ing at the home Of Henry Mess
at Freeburg for some time. Last Sun
day. in the absence Of Mess, the man
Hendricks moved Mrs Moss, her four
children and the household furniture
90 Bellsville. When Moss returned
home and found his home empty and
deserted he gave pursuit to the rsna-
ways They were found Thursday.
Mrs Moss aud her children have re-
turned to Fresburg, and 1t is said have
been reestablished in the affections of
the husb band and father.
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PAID THE PENALTY.

LiTcHYIrLp. Conn. Jan 2o-An-
drew Borjessen, the murderer o. Emma
Anderson, was hanged in jail here.
The drop fell at 10.3s o'clock and the
victim OF the law was dead in eleven
minutes thereafter.
The execution of Borjessen Is the
fourth that has taken place in Itch
feid county. the third being that oil
Thomas Cess. which occurred May a
i7ta nearly 107 years 20
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; ii is pleasant
ard refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cle&nses the sys
tenn effectuslly. dispsls colds, head
aches and fevers and cures hsbiiuxl
constipation. Syrup Of kigs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
dlced, pleasing to the taste and &c
eeptable TO the stonaeh, prompt ia
its action and truly beneficial In its
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it
many excellent qualities commend ii
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gistS Any reliable druggist uho
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do rot accept an.
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FYG syrup co.
sss FRANCISCO. car.
LOUISVILLE. ~. az. roRs. NJ
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LAKE GENEVA. Wis, Jan. 29.-Gen-
Jehn w. Boyd died ~ his home near
this city Thursday morning. He was
born In Charlton. Saratoga county,
New York. September Is, 1911. and
settled in Wisconsin in 1874 he was a
mem Der Of tae Hrst constitutional con-
vsation OF this state and was com mis-
siored major general Of the militia Of
the territory by Gov Dodge. He was
also q member % the frst state senate
sad served during the sessions of lsss
and isso, and was again elected in 1858
as state senator for the term Of two
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FIVE OF THEM DEAD
Horrible Work Of a Premature
Blast in a Mine.
IT WAS FIRED TOO VERY SOON
Five Men Killed in . West v,rxinis
celliesy-A Dynamite Explosion
Costs Two Lives.

srAUsToy. Va, Jan. se-By apreuA-
tare blast n the Rush Run coal mines,
ia Fayette eoaaty, w. Va, i've mea
were killed and i've wounded All
were eolored men The killed are
Clarence Hill. John Porter. James
Booker. and two whose names are an
kpown- These ten men were tho enly
ones employed ia the mines
Disaster ~ . Mine.
wuxEsrAEER. Pa, Jan 90 "A ter
rible explosion of dualin occurred At
Hsrey brook. . small mining town 5
miles from Hazleton. at noon Thurs
day. Fifteen Hungarian niners
were employed in coal strip
ping operated ~ Dick s. MaRtz At that
place. They were sitting around
the stove Ia the workmen's shansy
eating their lunches when several
sticks OF dynamite near ths stove
exploded. blowing the shaaty 70
pieces and scattering the in
mates in ali directions, The shock Of
the explosion WAS heard 10 miles away.
In shor; time hundreds Of people hss
gathered At the spot and willing
hands were soon aiding the wounded.
Two men. Adam Bornyk and
John Slavitzki were instantly
killed. OF the other thirteen nc,
one escaped injury. Men were
lying around in every direction, some
with arms and legs broken and blood
pouring from maay gaping wouaaA II
is now believed that q number of the
victims will die. There are seven men
at the hospital whose lives are de-
SPARED Of
Biewn to Pieces.
NEWCASTLE, Pa, Jan. Engine
Philadelphia 4 Reading railroad ex.
ploded with terrible results at this
place at $50 O'clock Thursday msrn.
ing, killing tho entire crew. The
killed are: Paul Napoleon, Harry
Strsats Jacob Turney. william Win
terstein and Joseph Zsigler.
nsw it Occurred.
The engine with 4 coal train shifted
on the side track short distsnee from
the main track, where was standing a
long freight train Engineer Zeiglel
was waiting until it moved away. The
FIVE mem bers Of the crew were stand
ing about the engine when the
explosion occurred. Engineer Zeigier
was hurled through the cab window
and tossed fully 500 feet from the en-
CINE. which was blown into thousand
pieces. Paul, who had been convers-
ing with Turner. was found under the
debris with his skull crushed. Escaping
steam had fright.ully scaldcd mis- face.
Fell Ninsty-Fios Fect.
RcopHorsE, H., Jan. %. - David
Ledbctter, a coal miner, aged IS years
fell a distance Of IS feet down Goa
shaft here and was instantly killed.
He leaves q widow and one child.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 2s-The de-
post bank at Glasgow clsssd its doors
Thursday after a big run. A run1or
sta rted in sc,nc way that the bank had
failed and soon after every depesitor in
the county was calling for has money.
The bank paid out all of its available
funds and then suspended payment
and made an assignment Its assets
viii considerably exceed the liabilities
and every depositor will be paid in
full
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sho. ri, VIII. and Her sister.

Nav York. Jan. 90 Arthur Stockel
shot his wife and her sister, Mary
Tierney, Thursday afternoon Mrs
StoclSer died within Eve minutes Her
sister lies at St vincents hospital in a
dangerous condition. The women had
taken part in the grand march which
Gov. Albeit led at the ball OF the JoAu
l.. Dunno association Wednesday night
Stocker says his wife went without his
cousea. 70 the ball. He makes other
seriou- charses
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s.rs.n..a for If.

Esn@wosrs. Wis. Jaa. 20 John
rsrtsx ass bees sentenced 70 wauPEs
fer afs for The murder ef Robert
Spsaiaiax November ~ las. Ia the
town - nsr.lzad Fsrtix deliberately
shss Spaaiasnr shrssxh he heart, tao.
ing hiyn for hrotaer WI spsniaiag.
vita whsgn Fsrtiz had beca On bad
terms Accidental shooting was the
a~f.es~
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Mills sf Laaias, opsisa yB&aiax. hives
Ian prsvsHsets. hse-. Diseased

Dnls ss Laaias, opsis. xs.ssss. kzsss
Inprsvs2ssts. hse-. Diseased
wAsHissros. Jan - The national
board of trade ca Thursday devoted
ssEe ,iae ~ the discussion Of = UNI
form Dill Of lsding. A resolution was
finally adopted requesting congress TO
Sa<Aa the interstate cen nsree law By
establishing uniiorm OIL of lading
fo- interstate commerce involving tae
Inability of carriers as established by
eos- aion and statutory iaw.
A resolution was offered by Mr.
Laren. Of Milwaukee, which reeites
that while the evils resulting from ex-
eesSive trading in agricultural and
other products Of the eouatry Is reeog-
nixed. and measures calculated TO
restrict such trading within ieg.ti-
mate limits is favored which woailG
net seriously istsrisys with tue neces-
sSry facilities for handling the immense
crops Of the country; yet any legisla-
tisa is deprecated Which lays = tax
upon ar iuterferes In any way
with the freedom Of commercial trans
actions in such products whether
Tor lomcd,ute or Iutufc dSIiscIy-
The resolution further states that the
adoption Of what is known as the But
terworth bill would cause irreparsble
injury to the business aud agricultural
interests Of the country. Placed on
the calendar.
The resolution in faver of the enact
ment of the tonnage bill or some sini-
lar measure was adopted without
amendment by n vote OF a. To u The
Mississippi river ani its inyg yenents
cane up in the form Of 5 resolution
FROM the ST. Louis merchants exchange
requesting that congress consider and
make an appropriation for the needs OF
the Mississippi river independent of
the regular river aud harbor appropria-
ton bill Adopted
A resolution Of the Milwaukee cham
Der of commerce urged that the atten-
tion OF congress be given to the matter
OF improvements to channels and
water communications through the
great lakes by increasing the minimum
depth of connecting channels.
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More War I'm Ken.nekv.

MANCHESTER, KY, Jan. 2e-The
Hensley- Desam feud has broken out
afresh. John Hensley was being tried
for the murder of James Desam. and
the factions were on hand. 4 battle
followed. Marion Herd. a brother Of
the Judge. was killed. and John Hooker.
who was guarding Henslcy, was fatally
wounded. Several others were also
-ouudea
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Two Persons Burn.d to Death.

JonysTowS, Pa. Jan. ga ERE at
Elton, village miles southeast OF
this city. Wednesday nigh. burned the
residence OF Samuel Kring and another
building. kring and his wife wers
hurned 20 death in their home Hs
was - wears IF age and she A.. The
FIRE originated from an overhestea
stove in the bedroom,
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MArsHaLLTovv, Ia, Jan. ~ Burg
lars rsided four business houses. in
GLIDING tbs post Office, at Sesrsbcr-
oush. Considerable merchandise. Jew
elry. stamps. etc. but no money was
secured The thieves took mule from
. barn and dragged the small safe be-
longing 20 a. NJ Lsuse TO the outer
edge Of town snd burst !, open, but rot
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Forty-Four Days All He Can stand.

LoNpsY, Jan. 29.-Succi, the faster,
to-day abandoned his attempt to 20
without food for fifty-two days.
At noon it was announced tina.
he would not be able to
complete his seif-imrosed absti-
hence. At that time he had tasted 10
within few hours Of fortv-four days.
Succi presents a most shocking appear.
ancc. He has lost thirty.scveu pounds
since his fast commenced.
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Tsssxa. Kan Jsa- 80 TIE ssssai.
nasisa u SsHaasi Asatos. ~ osssf,
RssaAa Chss~ aud !. ). Leach. charged
~ith ssisg msabeFs Of tie ssb p "a
klIisd Sherta Dana, wss eeHslssss
Thursday sessse Justice Cshsss- Tks
agst thsss ~ere saBisa hal sas ~lli BE
sea- - ths astshiases tkss Jail fes
ssfs ks~PsHF Leach slii Fsshs @ly &c
al - tied 70 BAL ns = aaits ii
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Iowa ClTr. Ia, Jsa - a ssrsfsl
count Of he pspnl atssn shews sosi. a
compared with Tois, ss.eFHaae esa-
sas. IN isss The eaast dee. sst la
eiaas 4, ses staaeats ia the state sai-
ssFsity sn4 otasF sehoais
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CREsroS. Ia. Jsa. -. The lsrxes.
real estate transaction ever reearsea in
this county was maae Thursday.
whereby Joha Gibson. president OF the
Iowa state savings bank, se's ais farm
81 $40 acres. 5 miles east Of tkis city,
FOR $50 see Dorm Bros. ~ pss usiass
a.. tie purchasers, and theY vii -.
tsslisb here "a tie scar future the
largest sheep ranch ia Iowa
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wssr sgrErIea wis. Jan- - Dow.
"a Mcdonald. saysTiatsadeps Of con-
strncsiez % shs Northern PseiEe AID
. rsii-es& nsa Of prominence. slipped
IN ia-asag 90 . tram At SrVls and fell
uaa~r to whe~ls he was tasssstIy
kll.ed sad hargfay sssugIea
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she was n Costly Cow.

GnAcEvILLE. Mimi. Jan. 2e.-The
north bound Milwaukee train was
wrecked miles from here Thursday
By collision with COW. The engine.
tender and eight cars were demolished}
The damage to the railroad property
Is SIS, eco. The trainmen aud passen-
cara excannd uniniurci
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suersI. ia. Jan 90 Mrs rau'
Hamilton iisyne. widow Of The south
famous poet. diea Thursday. NJ
Hayna was Miss Mitchell, Of south
Casai.na Her father was . susgeoa IA
Napoiaan.s army.
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Nsvsr srssGIs~. III. Ian. 20 Mrs
Villas darcy. II Versailles wss
f.uaa aesd - I'D % ksv haskabd
Thsr.3sy ~ssstnx sac s~tsr~& IN ksr
s.ssi h<alth Hesrt diseases was tsa
~2a-s - d~ath. I've ss.s sf he 60
se.ses ~sre kiiiss - hsktasas n~s
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Eau CJATRx. Wis. Jan. sa.--Johr
Walter & Cos brewery caught hr'
thursday night and was partially de
streved The loss cannot be aecu
rately estimated, hn, Il = at least 80
ooa TIE origin OF sae are Is a mys
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sMorHeREo IN THEIR SLEEP.

lSpIAsAPcLls. Ind. Jan. s9-Fire
Chef Webster Was examined by the
coroner IN the surgical institute in
curry Thursday. and testified that
he was a. the FIRE four minutes
after the alarm was sounded. At that
time cem Ia 1uication between tho two
buildings had been cut OF by the
Ere, but he believed that the NEST
Of tho patients could have escaped
from the old building il they
had not been so frightened: but those
ia tho new building were suffocated
before they were hardly awake. He
said he had examined the building sew
eral times ana had found it amply
equipped for coz batting IRE, better.
In fact, THAI either the Bates house or
Grand hotel, which cover more terri
tory. Contractor Jugclaus followed
the fire chief upon the stand and said
the building was not in good repair.
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BLFANn HNH k7f MD III Es1'l.'F- ~ NHfF.
Rows. ASK druggist Tor WOODS ProssE5BIyE
IL he oneTs some voorhees, t3r0tcsh ne n place
OF this leave his dishonest store. incio>c price
IN letter. snd we viii sad by return m8N
Price. one package. s;siK s.. one viii please.
six will cure. Pamphlet IL pisln aes en-
We one, 2stamrS. Addrrss The Haof CActa.
icai Co.. Isl Wocdwa-d-ave., Detroit. Mich.
Sold in Grand Rapids by +. r. Wlson.
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stehl timer. WAS killed BY toGehiag
= i've sieetris wire o. the roof Of the
s. bialze, At Market and Ihird
strestA Jain ksSsssr. who - vita
hlza. WA ba5fy burned
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s4xls Ssssrssg . variety - Topics tatrs-
szesa Ia ssth dsazsS

s<x1s Ssssrsss . v.rsssy - Topics Istr~-
szess Ia ssth dsazss
Dxs AcIsEs la. Jan. sB--Ths dss-
Inactive feature OF Thursday neEniag ;
session Of the senate " As the presents
ton Of petitions ASKING for change In
the ezsa1 ptioa laws vita reference
Wholly 70 wages The proposed law
would Emit ths amount OF wages
exeaspt frcm execution 20 So. Eils
were Introduced - prohibit eemet-ries
Inside Of Incorporated cities and towns
70 grant woman suffrage, TOR geo
logical survey Of Iowa
IN shs bSuse the committee On elee-
toss presented report fsyorsBs the
passage o: the Australian ballot bll! an
troSaeea by ar Nors.A MIR Sewers
offered resolution that the per cent
OF state tax remain the same as that
hxed by tie Twenty-Five asse n bly,.
The house also passed the senate reso'
luton appointing special committee
to prepare plan of relief for the su'
Preme court Tho committee as con-
stitutea consists of Senators Mack.
hosnat and Catch and Represe ntstives
Norris, Stone aud Dayton
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uvALRE, 1sK, isa. - A telegram
rseeivsa - sheriff Baslas aaasaness
sass DepatE Sheriff Faasslea Tara tad
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rorrsv1s2s Ky Jsa - Al ,
sIs<k y IA Taassssg Fssa Hlam-
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teea SHOT sna killed ~hsis attempting
10 arrest TIVE nen eoaesalsa In pr
OF tles az S2blaal
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly and rerman-
entity cures All terms Of
Nervous Weakness. Em-
lssions, SpeTmaforrhcs.
lmpponcy. aud alleffects
of A buse or ExceSses.
Been prescribed over %
years In thousands OF
yses; Is the ONLY EELIA-
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1892-04-02
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The Prussian government has decid

The Prusslan government has decided
to abandon the educational bill.
Hon. Roger O. Mills was chosen Sena.
tor of the United States by the almost
unanimous vote of the Texas Legislature.
Five whites were seriously wounded
and one negro killed in race war at
New Gretna, La, close to the city of
New Orleans.
Governor Pattison issued his proclama-
tion fixing Thursday, the 18th. of April,
and Friday, the 9th day of May, to be
observed as Arbor Days in Pennsylvania.
The police of Warsaw, Russia, have
discovered that two Polish brothers
named Koulikvosky have murdered
over forty emigrants. Robbery was the
motive.
Umbrella manufacturers are negoti-
ating for the control of the principal
frame factories in the country, with a
view of controlling the output, and thus
| forming an umbrella trust.
A vote is to be taken on the Springer
free wool bill about April %. After that
the bill reducing the duty on tin plate
will be taken up and this will be followed
by the cotton tie and salt bills.
Speaker Crisp has decided not to have
the committee on rules bring in another
order for vote on the silver bill. Mr..
Bland and other free coinage Democrats
are indignant. This kills the bill for this
session.
Michael K. Mills, known to the public
as Prince Michael, leader of the Disciples
of the Flying Roll, is under arrest at De.
troit, Mich, and there seems to be pros.
poets of speedy dissolution of his re.
markable sect.
Pat Rooney, the Irish comedian, died
Monday in New York of pneumonia,
after a three days illness. He was A
years old and a member of the Eks and
the Actors Fund. He leaves a wife and
six children, two of whom are on the
stage.
Lord Salisbury's reply creates a reas-
surfing feeling in Washington, and the ugly
feeling there over the Behring Sea dispute
is being diSsipated. In England the feeling
of alarm is passing away, and the Amer
lean side of the controversy gains
ground.
Ex-Postmaster-G General Dickinson, in
an interview in Detroit, said that he
thought Mr.. Cleveland was stronger than
ever, and that he would be almost unani-
mously nominated. Governor Russell
had told him that he was 5000 votes
stronger than he (RusselD in Massachu.
sets. Hills Southern tour had, he
thought, ruined his chances.