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The morning call., 1892-02-26
RELATIONS WITH CANADA,
Speech Of Lord Stanley, the Governor-General
Before Parliament.

Speech of Lord Stanley, the Governor-General,
Before Parliament.
OTTAWA. Ont.. Feb. 25.-The Canadian
Parliament was opened to-day. Lord Stan
ley. the Governor-GeneraL, delivered the
opening speech.
Lord Stanley. in his speech at the oren-
ing Of Parliament to-day, said the negotia-
tiOns in respect 10 the seal fishing in the
Behring Sea continue. with the view to ad-
juStment by arbitration. lie trusts the in
yestlgatOn OF the arOi;rat0rs may lead TO
just and equitable settlement of this long
pending difficulty. Regarding the recent
conference between Secretary Blaine and
the Commissioners, he spoke Of the agree
mentS arrived at as outlined IN to-nlghtS
Washington dispatches, and said that val
liable interchange Of views respecting other
important measures also took place. The
only legislation Of Importance foreShad-
owed iE his speech are the laws for the
preservation of the British Columbia salmon
fisheries and the amendments to the civil
service act.
Concerning the Copyrlght.
Tie Secretary OF State for the Colonies.
Lord knutSfOrd, has transmitted 10 the Gov
eTnOT-G eneral q dispatch received by LORD
Salisbury from Secretary Blaine protesting,
ID the strongest terms possible IN dIplo-
matte intercourse. against the refusal OF the
Canadian Government TO grant a cOpyr light
TO American citizens. Mr.. Blaine recites
the provisions of tie Sim0nds act OF 1891
that the privilege Of a copy yrigLt IN the
United States shall only apply TO such for
elgn States as grant similar privileges 10
American citizens. The existence OF these
conditions was to be determined by the
President, who, when satisfied, should issue
a proclamation bringing the complying
nation within the score Of the act. Mr.
Blaine informs Lord Salisbury IN effect that
the refusal Of the Canadian Government If
sustained, viii constitute a breach OF faith
on tie part Of Great Britain, and requests
him 10 ask Canada 90 conform ID the pledge
in her behalf by the British Prime Minister
boundary and Fishery Agreements.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2j.-Oae of the queS-
tiOns settled at tie recent conference be-
tween the Canadian Commissioners and
Secretary Blaine was in regard % the es-
tablishment Of tie boundary line between
Alaska and British Columbia. A prel,mi-
nary survey has already been made by the
United States Coast Survey, but hitherto no
joint action has been reached. The de-
cISIJn al tAis conference was fgr the joint or
international prosecution Of the work. An
agreement was also reached for the more
definite marking Of the water boundaries in
front Ot and adjacent 10 The city Of last
port, Maine. An international commission
is u be apua.Sted TO consider aud report on
the rPEulatro'TS which may be adopted by
tie United States and Canada Tor the pre-
Yenllou Of the destructive methods OF fish
ing and the pollution Of streams and eStab-
Listing the uniformity Of tie close seasons
and other means for tie preservation and
increase Of fish. An amicable understand
ing was also reached Tor the reciprocity Of
services IN cases OF wreck aud salvage on
the lakes.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Ely & Bro, dry
goods, assigned to-day with preferences Of
S48, 0OO.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Feb. 25.-After argu-
mentS in the johnson habeas corpus
case to-day the Judge took it under advise
meGt.
New ORLEANS. Feb. 25.-The MetroDoli-
tan Club has liked upOn February % as the
day for the contest between Needham and
Ryan.
ELDORA, Iowa, Feb. % - The noted
Ellsworth divorce case will not be reached
for several days. Ellsworth has filed an su-
swer denying all the allegations of his wife.
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-It has been practi-
cally decided by local committee that the
Wigwam to be erected for the Democratic
National Convention will be sufficiently
large to seat %, 600 people.
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company IS to be allowed to make tueIosureS
OF proper pastures for stock. The leases AMI
privileges are TO run twenty years and
lnen the Government may acquire the DrOp-
erty at price to be agreed upon bY srbitra.
ton. The Government is to appoint an aO-
praiser and the company is to appoint one and
ment does not buy at The terms agteed upsn
This grant shall lpSO faCtO stand and be renewed
Tor the further term or twenty years."
As soon as the Government completes the
roads from Grand Canyon 10 Tower FaIP s and
thence to Mammoth Hot Springs, or the north
eastern part OF the park, the company Is to have
TWO more patS OF ten acres each. It Is highly
pfODable that tue SecretaryWlll recommend some
changes In the Dill 10 strengthen the power of
the Government o regulate these valuable con-
ceSsons from lime TO time as public interest may
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A GREAT SCHEME.
Franchise Asked for Series of Hotels in the
Yellowstone Park.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 25.-Charles Gibson,
President of the Yellowstone Park Asso-
clatou, was before the Senate Committee
on Territories to-day, and made some state
ment in favor of the bill introduced in the
Senate to incorporate the Yellowstone
Park Company.
From 10000 10 100000 people, It is estima-
ted, Will visit Yellowstone Park during the sum
mer OF 1898. The Government is Informed that
q large proportion Of those who come from other
countries to the Worlds Fair intend 10 in-
clude the National Park In their sightseeing
For the entertainment and care OF this increased
travel in the park plans are already being made.
company is seeking Incorporation from Con-
gtess ana tue grant of certain extensive priyi-
Ieges is asked. The bill 10 confer tn sc pryi-
leges was offered In tile Senate several days ago
AND was on The point of going through without
very serious consideration, when somebody dis
covered its sweeping Character aud caused It TO
be referred TO the Secretary Of the Interior for
aN1
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Atchison,s Income Bonds.

New YORK, Feb % The Wall-street
Journals Boston special says; We have as
surances of the Atchison management that
no scheme for refunding The Atchison ia-
come bonds at fixed rate of interest has
been or Is to be considered by the present
management We are also assured on the
highest authority that Chicago terminals
will be sold only for cash, and TO secure bet
ter facilities at half the present cost, the
cash 10 be invested for the benefit Of the
iu6pufura
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BISHOPS CoNsECRATED.

Impressive Roman Catholic Ceremonies at
Philadelphia and La Crosse
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25-With the gor-
geous and Impressive ceremonial of the
Roman Catholic Church, with more than a
dozen Bishops and hundreds of priests in
attendance, and the presence of throng
Which crowded the great Cathedral Of st.
Peter and Paul, Rev. lgnatius Horstmann,
Bishop-elect Of Cleveland, was consecrated
to-day. Archbishop Elder Of Cincinnati
was the cOnsecratOr.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Feb. 25.-Blshop James
SchNebach was cOnsecrated Catholic Bishop
Of La Crosse to-day, Archbishop Katzer of
Milwaukee acting as cOnsecrator. There
was large attendance OF Bishops and
priests from all parts Of the Vast
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SPOKANE BONDS.
Efforts TO Place a Portion of the Securities
with Chicago Brokers.

CHICAGO, Feb, 25.-Mayor Fotheringham
of 81 Okane, Wash, reached Chicago last
night with city of Spokane bonds to the
value of 81, 100000, which he desires to sell
Chicago brokers. Mayor Fotherlngham's
To avoid Interference with the sale Of bonds
threatened by the Western agent Of the
Boston bond buying firm of Blair & Co.,
who claimed to have some prior right to
purchase the securities, and hinted that lie
would top the transfer to Chicago brokers
by an injunction. Spokane citizens who
claimed the issue Of bonds was illegal are
also after the Mayor with an injunction. The
Mayor maintains the bonds are valid.
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Placer Claims Jumnad

DENVER Feb 25.-Lot jumping has De-
gun at Cripple Greek, which was staked Ous
by prospectOrs as placer ground. Yes
terday 1000 men armed with guns went te
the creek and began stalking it out into
town lots and holding their position by
force. The jumpers are in stronger fOres
than the pro5pectOrs, but the latter are de-
teImined TO recover their claims and trouble
is imminent.
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dany Stores Sacked.

BERLIN. Feb. 26-I a. M.-Upward of 100
arrests have been made Many persons
were wounded, including several policemen.
Many clothiers'. jewelers., grocers' and
other shops were broken into and Tansacked.
The mob thronged tie streets, shouting:
"Giye Us something to eat" The usual
police holidays have been SUSPENDED for
fortnight renewal Of Yesterdays dis0T-
deTS eng feared.
During This evening hundreds Of uaem-
ployed persons carried by storm the
bulcGer5 and bakers shops In the k0epenik
and FTankfurteT quarters of the city, smash
ing the windows and loOting the shops Of
their contents. Tie police made repeated
charges and engaged in conflicts until the
mob was finally dispersed
Il j, reported that the Emperor Witnessed
the Inter den Linden affair from the castle
windows. The majority of the persons az
rested will probably be liberated, but the
leaders Will be punished severely No I'M
usual distress prevails in Berlin except such
az results from the lack Of work in the
building ana c0guate trades, which Is lneV-
table In winter, though the distress is iBten-
siied by the recent strikes.
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New YORK, Feb. 2j.-The Herald's Val
paraiso special says: Lieutenant Harlow,
the Worlds Fair Commissioner, was told
rather fTigidy bY the Chilean officials to-
day that on account Of the present financial
condition Of tile Government il was not in
a position to take part officially in the fair.
Several wine-growers and mining men, how
ever, are dcsirous Of exhibiting If salts
factory representative IS sent here. In
quiry into the allegation that Harlow acted
as newspaper OrTespOudcnt is still pro-
prpsEiur
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Tnrnbnlps Foreirn Birth

OTTAWA, Feb. 25.-A special to the Mail
and Express says: It has transprei that
Seaman William Turnbull of the Baltmore G,
murdered al Valparaiso, was not an Ameri-
can subject but Canadian. His aged
father is a resident of CharlOttetown, Prince
Edward Island, and made a claim on the
American Government for his loss by his
eCric daafb
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Charees AGAINST an Electrician.

CHICAGO, FeO pa bill has been filed
in the Superior Court in which sensational
charges are made against the City Elec-
trician, who is also Chief of tho Electrical
Department Of the Worlds Fair. In the
large amount Of electrical supplies for the
city at eXorbitant prices from the companies
in which he is Interested. Barrett denies
the nhnrnns
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Attachments Dissolved.

ANN ARBoR Mich. Feb. p. "A motion
was made to-day by Attorney Olive, a
friend OF Milan, who gained much notoriety
about three years ago by the famous electric
sugar frauds, to dissolve the attachments
issued against all her property at that time,
the attachments running TO tile Electric
Sugar Company and TO William H. Cotterill
ct al. The motion was argued and evidence
taken before Circuit Court Commissioner
McKernan, and to-day that official dissolved
the attachments
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Ocean STEAMER RAcnra Rrnken

New YORK. Feb. 25.-The passage of the
steamer Majestic, which arrived yesterday,
is, relative to distance, the fastest ever re-
corded. She came 1865 miles in days, 20
hours, % minutes. This would have made
her time on the short route 3 days, 10 hours,
"a minutes, the fastest ever made Her
average speed this trip was 20.41 knots per
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Railway and Steamship Dissonsions

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 25.-The Southwestern
Railway and Steamship Association would
seem to be in bad way. The Missouri,
Kansas and Texas served notice to-day
that 1t would pay no more toward the sup
port Of the association while Faithhorne
was Chairman. The Mallory and Cromwell
steamer lines were not represented at the
meeting and ignored inquiries by telegraph
as to their intentions
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distress generally proceed to tax State
Rentes, and a Government having to pay
100000 600 year in pensions would feel
almost irresistibly tempted to tax its pen
sions Admitting however. that all did 90
well, what win be the final outcome of all
the individual worry and State outlay
caused by the pension act? Why, simply
this-that in seventy years number of old
men will be drawing pensions Of SO to 3l3
a year, which, considering the depreciation
in the value of money which may be safely
anticipated, will be the merest beggarly pit
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THE CoRDAGE MONOPOLY.

Directors EDjOined From Disposing Of Stock
in Their Possession.
New YORK. Feb. 25-One of the stock
holders of the Elizabethport Cordage Com
pany, which is one of the "big four" In
the COrdage Trust, has obtained a tenn
porary injunction from Chancellor MeGill
of New jersey, under whose laws the
monopoly is formed. The injunction pro-
hibits the Directors Of the company from
parting with any National COTdage stock In
their possession, and summons them to ap-
pear next Monday and show cause why the
order should not be made permanent. Inc
application may bring Chancellor McGlll TO
rule on the question OF the legality OF the
E!iZabethpoTt concern joining the National
Company and transferring to it the control
of the establishment
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 2j.-A fire,
which originated in a Chinese laundry this
morning, burned out the three-storY build
ing corner of Houston and Soledad streets
and several stores adjacent. Among those
burned out are the following: Milburn
Wagon Company's stores, the Daily Demo-
crat, and a number of smaller establish
ments. The losses aggregate 500, 600.
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Investigating the Scheme.

Secretary Noble has already given the pro-
visions some attention. Finding that the Situa-
ton called for very thorough Investigation he
has assigned special agent TO the work. There
will be no legislation until the proposition is
scrutlniZed with great care. The Secretary is
desirous OF encouraging provision for the rush
OF visitors 10 the park next year. But at the
same tine lie is determined 10 prevent the eStab-
lishment of a monopoly which may become bur-
drnsOme and unjust, Secretary NOble's policy
toward the park was shown on previous Occa-
sion when he interfered 10 the interest OF the
public ana refused 10 sanction monopoly in the
matter OF certain transportation contracts. He
has repeatedly caused investigation To be made
of complaints against the hotel management
He has sought In every way TO preserve TIE
great park for the purposes which prompted its
reservation,
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Another Transcoatinental Trank.

WINNIPEG. Man, Feb. 25.-It is officially
announced that The Canadian Pacific Rail-
way viii shortly be made a double-lrack
line between Wiunip eg ana Fort William,
on Lake Superior. This has become a ne
cessity owing TO the enormous increase in
the grain-carTying trade from the Canadian
Northwest The building Of another road
would entail enormous expense.
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Mexican Revolutionarv Prisoners.

Ell PAso. Tex, Feb. 25-Two troops Of
the Mexican cavalry arrived at Juarez,
Mexico. to-day with fiftv-seven revolution
ary prisoners from Ascension. They are to
be tried here, A brother of Judge of the
State Supreme Court Is among the prisoners.
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The Death Of Enriouez Denoupee5.

CITY OF MEXICO. Feb. ga special
from Guatemala says: General Euriquez,
who was shot, headed 200 TevolutiOnists,
sworn to kill Barlias and declare state Of
siege. 1t is supposed that they we're instI-
gated by the SalvadOrians. Reports from
Salvador say that Barllas murdered Enri-
GurZ
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YELLOW FEVER.
Four Deaths at Sea Among the Crew Of an
Ocean Steamship.

Ocean Steamship.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 25.-The New York and
Brazilian mail steamship Advance arrived
in quarantine late last night from Santos
and Brazilian ports. When boarded by the
Health Officer this morning, it was dis
covered that while lying at various ports In
Brazil and on the voyage here eighteen
cases OF yellow fever were discovered on
board. Four deaths were recorded among
the crew, three directly caused by disease,
and the fourth indirectly. Among tie
victims was Chief Officer Baker All traces
of the fever had disappeared when the Adj
vance reached here last night, but she will
le thoroughly fnmigated.
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English Occnpation Of Erunt.

CAIRO, Feb. 25.-It is reported that body
Of English troops returning from India will
be disembarked here, AM also that there
will be other changes In the army OF occu-
patton, increasing The strength Of the Brit
ish forces. Everything points 10 a cOnlinu-
aDce Of English OccupatiuD
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The Krahs Coal Mine Disaster.

MoALLIsTER, l. r., Feb. 25.-Au expert
examination of the recent terrible coal mine
disaster at Krebs resulted In finding the
calamity was caused by the disobedience
of orders by the entrymen, who began
firing shots before half the miners left the
mine,
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CLEVELAND a Candidate.

TOLEDO, Feb 25.-Frank II Hurd of this
city announces that if he secures the nOmi-
nation as a delegate at-large to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention he will place
Grover Cleveland in nomination; that he
saw Cleveland IN Ann Arbor, and the ex-
President is a candidate.
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NEwBAUER,s PRorEsT.
Decision of the San Francisco Collector Of
Customs Reversed

New YORK, Feb. 25.-The Appraisers to-
day rendered decision in the protest of
II. w. Newbauer against the decision Of the
Collector at san Francisco. who imposed a
duty OF % per cent ad yalorem on paper
match boxes and an additional duty of 10
per cent Under the act the Appraisers
found the article not liable to additional
duty and reversed the decision Of the Col
lectOr, ordering the liquidation Of entry.
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be frozen out" said Mr.. Willard. He added
that when the consolidation Of the electric
light companies is completed he would re-
tire from the presidency of the Edison
Company. In reference to the proposed
electric railway between Chicago and Mill
waukee, he said that in due time proper an
nOuncements will be made regarding Ii.
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New Trial Denied.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 25-The Post Publish
ing Company, defendants in the Quay libel
suit, was refused new trial this morning
The de fendant company was fined $500 aud
Messrs. Barr and Mills, President aud
editor respectively, $50 and costs each.
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Called to the Stanford univarsitu.

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 25.-C. B. Wing,
professor of railway engineering in Wis
consin University, has accepted a call to
the Leland Stanford University. a. w.
Smith, professor of machine design, and
L. NJ. Haskins, professor of pure and ap-
piled mechanics, have calls from the same
Institution under consideration.
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Death Sentences Commuted.

PTTsBURG, Feb 25.-Rusnak. Sabol
and Todt, three Hungarians sentenced to
death for killing a foreman during the
strikers ri0tat the Edgar Thomson Steel
Works two years ago, were notified that
their sentences were commuted to life i'm
nTisOnmpnt
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The Rnrder Of q Barnnazs-

PARIS, Feb. 25.-The trial Of Louis An
ister for the murder Of Baroness Durand
and wounding her maid a few months ago
commenced &c the Seine Asszes to-day.
The prisoner confessed his guilt and gave a
detailed account Of the crime
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THE DELAMATER CASE.

Jury Unable to Agree Upon a Verdict and
Are Discharged.
MEADvILLE, Pa, Feb. 25.-After being
out over thirty-cne hours tile jury in the
Delamater case this afternoon notified
Judge Henderson that it was impossible to
agree on verdict and they were dis
charged. The case will probably not be
pushed further, as the costs are heavy
already, and the depOsitors express the
opinion that they have lost enough.
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Bird. Shooting Match.

OsKALoosA, Iowa. Feb. 25.--In a $1,000
match between Budd Of Des Moines and
Marshall of Keithsburg, for 100 live birds,
Budd killed 96 and Marshall so. Budd
killed 35 straight.
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THE WoRLD's FAIR.
President Harrison Sends Message to Con-
eress Approving of the Progress Made.

gress Approving of the Progress Made.
WASHINGTON, Feb 25.-The President
has sent to Congress a. message
transmitting the reports Of the Worlds
Columbian Commission in regard to
the work accomplished aud the need of
$5,000000 or SS,0O0,0OO more to further it.
He made no recommendation as to the
money asked for lie transmitted also res
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SPECIAL THANKS OFFERING.
a Million Dollars Donated to the University
Of Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-The University Of
Chicago to-day had another gift Of million
dollars added to its endowment. A letter
was received by the Trustees from John ID.
Rockefeller, rendering that sum in per cent
gOlt bonds to be handed over to the TruS-
tess with accrued interest from March /.
The giyer reserves the right TO designate
expenses TO which the income shall be APP
piled. The letter concludes: Il make this
gilt as a special thanks offering to Almighty
God for returning health"
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Fatal Qnarrv Exnlosion.

LISBON, Feb. 25.-By an explosion In
a quarry near Ajuda, four workmen were
horribly mangled and fifteen others are sup
nosed to be buried in the debris.
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Testimony as to Fields Sanity.

New YORK, Feb. 25.-The Court sitting
to try the case of Edward NJ. Field occupied
to-day with testimony as TO his insanity.
Friends of Field claim that proof of in
sanity is overwhelming.
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CARS TIED UP.
Business Paralyzed in Indianapolis by the
Strike of Railroad Employees

Strike of Railroad Employees
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb 25.-The street-car
strike situation is without change. The com
pany continues to make an effort to run
cars and fails on account of the refusal of
the city authorities to give police protection.
The business of the city is paralyZed.
SALTWATER, Mimi, Feb. 2j.-Ibe street.
car system is tied up here because of
strike Of employees made to-day for back
nav
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Rsfused to Abolish thn Tariff.

BERLIN. Feb. 25. - In the Reichstag
proposal offered and supported by
the Socialists to abolish the tariffs on foods
was rejected after q lengthy debate.
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The Grooers withdraw.

The Grocers' Protective Union has with
drawn from the Council of Federated
Trades, because it holds that their interests
are net mutual
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The Scottish Thistle Club last night
elected Donald Call Chieftain aud Alexander
Sharpe Assistant Chieftain for the Scottish
games on Julv 4
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BUFFALO, Feb. 25.-The National Electric
Light Association to-day cordially indOrsed
the plan Of holding the Worlds Electrical
Congress at the Columbian Exposition.
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WILLARD INTERESTS.
Why Edison Cannot Be Frozen Out Of the
Eleotric-Iight Pool

Eleotrie-Light Pool
ST. PAUL, Feb. 25.-Henry Willard, in an
interview to-day, said there was nothing 10
the rumored consolidation of his lines and
the Baltimore and Ohio, and also that there
Is nothing in the report that Edison will be
frozen out OF the new consolidated electric
light company. :" He only owns one-ff-
teenth Of the stock now, and with this In
terest he is hardly in it, SO that he cannot
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scnttlsh G.mrs.

There are no chances at The other theaLers.