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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-01
PART II.
JUNE I, 1892.
THE SILVER CONFERENCE.
n,scrssIoN IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER OF
DEPUTIES.
,rx1srrR RoUvIER SAYS THE KEY OF TIL
SITUATION IS IN LONCoN-THE LAIlN
MONETARY UNION.

paril May 3l.-ln the Chamber of Deputies TO-DAY
NJ soubevrsn moved an interpolation IN favor Vi !"
silver standard Of currency. lie argued that if silver
uas demonetzed ii would no longer have any N'i"c
in France In AUSTRIA" he said measures aic
lending that will withdraw 75OOOO,OO0 francs in gold
from the Paris and London market. II Is c'Sehtia
that the French Government shall send representatives
N the coming silver conference with Instructions
,endinc TO effect rise IN silver and prevent With
drawal OF gold on a scale affecting the market BON
England and France ought to make most strenuous
efforts to relabiitats silver. The Cnitcd states UoV
eminent is well disposed toward the project ter
many Is less favorably Inclined than England but the
blmetalllc movement is gaining ground lie cosea
BY asking the Chamber to adopt order Of the day ap
proving the programme OF the United states ana
France as arranged for the Monetary Conference OF
1851
NJ Boureeois asked whether the Government would
deuounce the monetary convention with switzerland
Italy and Belgium. lie argued that the value OF
silver daily decreasing. and that artihclai meod'
10 sustain its value were useless.
NJ Rouvier Minister Of Finance, In responding 10
the remarks Of the previous speakers, sad that 'he
country most affected by the situation Great Brit
ain. owing TO the relations Of that Government WIN
India Therefore It was the place of the British Gov
eminent to find solution; the key to the situation
was in London. The French Government was ais
posed TO give It's delegates instructions favOrlng an IN
crease in the value silver but these would he suoor
dnate 10 the instructions given 20 the British dele
gates. II was necessary for France, NJ RouVler oe-
cIared, TO proceed with great crcumspecton IN the
matter. In the meantime the French e+overnmen.
was opposed to the abrogation of the Latin monetary
In regard to the invitation extended by the United
states TO France to take part In the lniernauohti
silver Conference. VI. Rouvier said that the French
government would accept the invitation. but would
reserve the right of liberty OF acton bou now ana
In the future.
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" RrsTLER- HosrIII rIES NAY BE RENEWED

Denver, Col, May 3I.-A dispatch from Douglass.
Wyo, says: II Is believed here that another attack *
TO be made on the so-called Rnstlers' by the
cattle Last night seventeen men from Texas.
several OF them Mcxcans. campcd at Fort Fctterman.
eight miles from here. They said that they going
to Johnson County to work for George Bakers outfit
and that all the cattle belonging 20 the Upion Beef
Company were to be rounded up and driven to Mon
aua officers Of johnson County say that rifles and
ammunition have been sent ahead for the Of this
gang and other bands Of have been sent into the
county, all OF whom will concentrate and attack the
small ranclnlcn. Runners exist OF martial law being
declared in Johnson County. COnicrs have been sent
throughout Conccr,c. NHtr)na and Johnson counties
warning the settlers of impending dnngcr.
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SIZE OF An Arr COLLECTION.

The sale of the collection Of oil paintings, water
lurs American and foreign p r.rats. books. plays
etc.. belonging TO the estate Of George W. Wood, OF
Philadelphia began yesterday afternoon IN the Leav1tt
Ant Rooms No. 157 Broadway. The ls4 lots offered
brought total of about 200. Dealers were the
chief buyers. and had things all their own way Prices
ran from 30 10 s21 80 at which engraving.
Washington and bis Family went 10 an unknown
buyer. This a engraving, the work Of &.
savage Of London and Paris. 1897.
At the sale this afternoon portrait from life Of
George Washington, painted by Edward Savage, for
Charles tanker. OF Philadelphia. in 1888, will be
offered, together with 1875 other paintings and en-
CRAVINGS.
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THE HOUSE LETrlr.rOy ENprRINr,r

Washington, May 81 cYcciap-The horse ,o,,o.
box experiment a, II is cnllN which Is now on tt,,
In this city, Is proving. as in .he case Of a slhur
experiment In Il. Louis, the cntNc feasibility NJ hoe
TO use collections aS well IL DELIVERIES The car,cr
route In Washington, rs IN T. Loais. ws
The requisite number Ofll3 wei, III, mn Ir
zach city. The carrier who has IA, rout
u qucSti to cover finals that even unicr The nm.
ayo.ailr circumstances of mechanism, unfamiliar
iy with The change, etc. he actually the o, his
eg Il,T delivery that Is 10 say he collects mil finn
door On hi, route where the ltt, disk shows tint
+ mail t. collect and drops letters In the came
oNc, where ;hec IS mali - L- delivered I'm the ,,m,
In less time Ilnl mas hcrctGfJr, been rouujrot
mply 10 drop the letters intended f,r d
t. cry: fr In the delivery AZ one he frequently
Sc quarter OF his tim
ling for the people 10 come 10 their doors for the
MI. These Wat'. - cour.c, have been entirely
minated and the time galDcd Is proved suGlclcn, to
pile the carrier - make the hGi.sa to house col
tcn'. TIC Postmaster General proposes to give
~ the st. Louis ana Washington loAr. a fest of two
lhrcc nOnrlI>. THAI there can he no ancstln n,
! tEe eliot OF The innovation on the carriers work.
. ! II IL i discovered. HOW seem, likely that no
H. j. p-t to the carrier II wOull he clear that al
sehOudcN within the limit, of free deliveries will ba
bNlaS these two extra facilities deliveries nj thei
nincciaiclF ana sdiev ana collections from them
OHt rNicnsc . tliemrclveS. c.crpf n dollar or two
ke boxes ana WITHOUT expense to the Department.
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PRINCETON CLUB ELECTIONS.

Princeton. y. j.. May 3I.-Thc result Of the annual
elections for officers OF Princeton social clubs Is rs
follows: Cap and Gown Clnb-Pre,licnt Il. T. shelton
Q3 Missouri: vice-pycidcnt. \. c. Pr,udht. D3.
MARYLAND: members OF executive committee, :. COch-
ran 'g3 New-.Iri-sey. and J. ID. Edwards "a, Penn
syvania Keppcle Hall. 90, New-Jor'ey, aud II. L.
porcrs 'o3 Nebraska were elected respectively prasi-
dent and UNDERGRADUATE governor Of the Ivy Club.
The University Cottage club elected president C. ;.
Mathcr. New-Yora: directors. T. II. lesson, New
jersey and J. b. Riggs. Maryland The Colonial
club elected H. - Forman. 'o3 NcwJersey. president
H. w. Bridges. '93. New York vccprosiient. ana
g. H. Angel. '0J. Ncw-Jcrsey. aud u. Floyd, -.
Pennsy lVanll, governors.
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IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

London, May 31.-By vote Of 1os TO 144 the
House Of Commons this afternoon decided not to ad-
iooirn over tomorrow, Derby Day.
Howard Vincent asked II 1t was true that the
United States Ind offered 10 make tariff concessions
on Sheneld and birmingham goods in return fos
Fnclnnd'. acceptance Of the invitation 10 take part
I'm the monetary conference, rumor TO which erect
was announced in these dispatches last night
Mr. Lovvher Parliamentary Secretary OF the Foreign
Office stated that the Government bad no information
regarding the matter; and had therefore made no
communication to the United States relative u inc
subject ,, A., ,,o ,a
adjourn until June o. for the Wmtsuntlae hJhdi!s'
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ANARCHISTS FRIGHTENED OFF.
THEY WERE PREPARING TO BLOW UP A LONDON
RAILWAY STATION WHEN THEY
spITD pOr1~rM.N

London. May 'n.-What is supposed 70 have been
an attempt to blow up the railway station at LON IN
Fields in Northwest London, discovered tooly
a policeman observed gang Of men acting IN n
suspicious manner near the station. He made is
way toward Them but at sight of him the men tlrex
something away and dashed Off at the top Of ther
speed. lie pursued them a short distance. but thg
succeeded In making their escape The policeman
on returning to the place where he had first sc,n the
men. found four powerful dynamite cartridge TO
which fuses were attached 1t is believed TINT the
men were arranging to place the explosive In the
railway station.
1t is thought that the whose scheme ws
frustrated by the vigilance of the policeman
foreign Anarchists. many OF whom lave h0ckei Il
London since the authorities In Continental cite,
have started their crusade OF determination arainS
them. There IS absolutely 10 clew TO tie IDENTITY
Of the men,
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R4FFERTY,s TRIAL All But ENDED.
THE JURY DIRECTED 10 HAND IN SEALED
VERDICT SENATOR M'CLELLAND REPROvED.

THE JURY DIRECTED 10 HAND IN A SEALED
vERDICr-sENAToR M'CLELLASD REPROvED.
The trial of Peter Rafferty, charged with solicit
Ing political contributions while foreman of the assist
ant wcghers Of the Custom House In 1888, was CON
tinued before Judge Benedict In the United States Cir
cult Court Yesterday Tic Jury went out at O'Clock,
ana rs 1t had reached agreement late III the after
noon the Judge went home. leaving instructions That
IL sealed verdict be brought in. This Will be opened
this morning.
state senator Charlie, p. sIcCeIand counsel for
rafferty,, moved tina, the indictment be dismissed. 1t
charged that the defendant .oiclted funds f)r the
Democratic NaiionIl Committee. and Mr.. McC'e.land
declared that the Cover mcnt had not made out case
because 1t had failed 10 prove the existence Of the
0mccatc party. Judge Benedict, with Il oil r-Dly
sra ght face oyeTuel this mot on. then the ac
cuscd man took the witness stand to deny having he'd
the CONVEX aors 10 which Andiew j. O'CJnLor and
four other assistant weighers testified. Rafferty, snd
that be had always been AMI still was Republic IN.
and had never solicited money for political purposes
Several men who were assistant wcihhers In the Gus
tom House In 1ss5 then testified that they had never
heard Rafferty, solicit money. Mr. McClelland began
to up the by referring TO the fact that the
campaign approaching Judge Benedict inter
mpted him by saying: Now, let US not make any
politics out Of this leave that entirely of the ques
ton" Mr. McClelland argued that the men had CON
tribted the money voluntarily, and that Rafferty, hal
not Influenced them n any way. Then Assistant United
sta es ID tr tAttDrn join O. Mott d the GOV
ernmcns side of the briefly but strongly. Judge
Benedict read the statute The point, which l0rbids
hat any Government empoye or officer shall either
directly indirectly solicit receive, be In any
manner concerned In the solicitation receiving, OF
any political contribution. II the defendant said to
the weigcrS anything tending T. induce them pay
The money, he was guilty. The maNlun punish
mcnt is fine of $1,000 and Imprisonment for thc,
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WHFCK nN LIE LIKE EVE.

indianapolis Ind. May 3l.-Souihbould passenger
train No. IL on the Lake Erie and Western Railroad.
due here AZ 3 80 tbs morning. wet into waShout
near Fishers station about fifteen miles north OF this
city. Two person, were seriously Injured. The
engineer r. W Griffin. had his log Ininfuly crushed.
and j. +. rar o Kokomo travelling man. was badly
crushed about the legs and chest and may die.
Griffin displayed great hcrosm ana managed to pull
the whistle cord whcl h. submerged In water and
his cg was pini)ncd. Fireman Wad'. amer eNtlfcatn,
I'm N from the tend . made Ms WAY back II the
rear II In" train d tagged the Pan Handle express.
Which WIS five minutes behind the wrecked train.
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ECryE TO COMMIT SUICIDE.

schenectady. y. y. May PA call was received by
ilc police fIom the Westinghouse Work, by telephone
about o'coc. this morning that man had shot him
self near there Arriving at The place beside pile
Of lImlrr ON The canal bank. near the Rotterdam ST.
fridge they found the dead body Of Conrad Fcncr n
revolver with one empty chamber. being tightly
clutchcd In the lett hand. He was about forty
old and married. Near the bdy wa Mrs Anna XII
mcr who had given the alarm. She said that she had
bccn WITH Fence since last Friday. cndeavOrlng to
prrvent him from committing Suicide. she
rcst d and coroner took charge OF the dead man.
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PKIzE-WTyNERs At THE PHILADELPHIA SHOW

Philadelphia, NAV 31.-Thc interest in the horse show
continued today, ard good sized crowd was In attend
ance The morning programme Included prize con
tests for pony brood mares. hackney hlles ponies in
harness. setlands. pony stations tr0ttng fllics non
standard tIottcIs and jumpers. Prizes wer' awarded
as follows Pony brood mares, first prize $50. won
by Miss Rebecca Ncwhall's Cherry Ripe; hackney
yearng fllies 800. by 4. J. Cassatt's Minuct
ponies in harness. $50 George Green's Jennie; pony
pairs $1O0 Theodore G. Paterson's pair; pony stall
ions $50 and 500. George Green both prizes with
Montreal and Monte Carlo trcttng FLIES mder four
years 800, won by william NCrrisS Addi' H.; non
standard troiteIs. ycarlingS. SO George vikings
Nancy r. won: shetland ponies $50. won By sauvcr's
superb: jumping class for qualified hunters. so, Won
BY George Peppers Bismarck. This afcriOon there
was parade Of prize-wlnnerS and exhibition perform
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rcB vn1J irryG yEUTRIITTY IIWS.

san Antonio Texas, MAY 81 The United s,tes
Court In session here has far secured twenty on
yicions o. Mexicans who guilty OC v'o.aiinc1he
neutrality laws during the late CARA rcvoluilohry
affair the border AZ III" session Of the 'rri
Yesterday +. Francisco Regina, who he'd the rank Of
captain I'm "A division Of GarAas army. pleaded guilty
70 the charge and was sentenced to eighteen mont!s'
Imprisonment In the House 0. Core c;Or at DetrDi.
Pedro lana Gonzales sentenced 10 eight months
and Louis CARA 10 two months In the cOInty ia.l
The case against AexandrO Gonzales. IA ler-ln- aw o
Cltar.na Cara, cont nued uIiil the NONcmbD
term Of tie court.
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THE TROUBLE IN UGANDA.
REPRESENTATIONS MADE BY FRANCE TO ENG
LAND IN REGARD TO THE ALLEGED
OIrrRAGFS on FRENCH CITIZENS.

LAND IN REGARD TO THE AlsbfNSD
oUTRAGEs on FRENCH CITIZENS.
Paris MAY 31.-In the Chamber OF Deputies To-
day. NJ Ribot, Minister of Foreign Affairs IN response
10 questions regarding the treatment of Catholics III
Tronda stated that Great Britain had treaty Win
Mwanga king of that part of Africa. establishing a
prOtectorate his country. conflict had arisen
between tho Protestants and Catholics In tgandi' ana
F,nch citizens had been treated with great cruelty
NJ R;bot added that he had made representations 10
Lord salisbury the British Prime Minister that Francs
would hold Great Britain responsible for ontragcS on
French citizens Uganda, and had pointed out that
the Brussels act obliged civilized nations to afford one
another reciprocal support Lord salisbury VI. Rlbo'
further said had replied that he was awaiting the re-
ports of his agents and France. NJ. Ri5ot declared,
would take no further action In the matter until this
report was received. In the meantime the French
Government also procuring precise information as
10 the troubles In Uganda.
London Nav 31.-In the House Of Commons to
day in reply to n question by Timothy Healy. Mr..
Lowther said that VI. Waddingion. the French Am
bassator had made representations TO Her Majesty $
Government Oh the condition of affairs in Uganda.
British East African Company. has been acting III n
manner detrimental the Interests of the French Cath
ole missionaries. Mr.. L0wther added that the Gov
eminent would be unable TO confirm or deny the r.
ports concerning Captain LuGard until II heard from
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1 FArAL MINE EXPLOSION yEiR WIfKESBlkRE

Wilkcsbarrc Penn. MAY 31.-Ncws has Just reached
here this morning Of terrific explosion OF gas In TIC
West End Coal Company's mine at Mocnhqua twenN
miles from here The accident occurred In tho lower
drift Of the mine in which eleven were working AT
the time most Of them being seriously burned AZ
yet no account be given rs 10 the cause. Ioln
Pctlroe fire Loss. and John Weller, n miner, lave
been taken out Of the pit dead. All the other Hne1S
have been removed from the lower lift Of the Vest
End mines and sent TO their homes. They ar all
badly burned but il is impossible vet 10 otan
their names. One miner named Evcriari ard l!,eon
and two brothers mined Ritter are seriously bDcd
on the hands and face. Another miner named cit
rich and his laborer. who is Hungarian, are flily
injured.
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Az EY-SKERIEF SHOT.

Santa Fc, ~ W. May 3I.-Frank Chavos. an OK
eherG and collector for santa Fe County, was is-1s
.Inated near his home mt 10 O'Clock sunday night.
Eve shots were fired fi0m Lclind telegraph poic
At the approach Of bridge over which 1t was tmVcss
custom 10 pas, nightly in going home. Immediately
following the shots two men were seen running away
from The scene Chavcs wa prominent DchVr1'lc
roupcion. and had many bitter enemies politically
and ,oclally lie was dcposcd from Office lat
son,crbcr because Of shortlgc in his accounts.
alleged to amount TO $50 900 An Investigation l. In
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14sKER WINS ANOTHER CINE.

London May 3l.-The fourth game OF tie chess
match was opened to-day by Lasker with Pc D. the
zane that Blachburne played Yesterday. The young
German upheld his reputation Of being an expert at
handling close openings. lie soon obtained s'i-
n.rioritv OF position, and pressed his advantage win
vigor and precision ON the hftleth move bacho"r"e
resigned. - ,,- q n,oo,,,,u,. n d,,vn y
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ANNIVERSARY or THE JGHySrOUy FLOOD.

JchnstOwn, Fcnn.. May 3l.-This Is the third m
uvcr,ary OF the JohnstOwn h0o1. The pliHcpa.
fcturc Of todayS ceremonies was the unveiling Of
the monument to the unknown victims of the disaster.
The parade moved about 80 O'Clock for Grand View
Ccm,ery. where addresses were delivered by Gov
crnor pattiscn, Ex-Governor Beaver and Flood Com
missioner Ogden. The monument weighs thirty five
tors = u Westerly granite. and is surrounded by
three figures representing Faith. Hope and Charity.
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FIRES IN THREE CONTINENTAL CITIES

Budapest May GA large number OF fires nave
occurred Throughout; Hungary. At "yo'gyo'SVehV
Miklos a town in Pennsylvania, 700 houses have been
burned ard many Of the occupants lost their lives IN
the flames.
Paris, May 3i.-The premises owned by the OMNIBUS
Company, in the Qua Bourbon. caugh fire 10 day. ana
the fodder sheds and stores destroyed The DAM
age amounts 10 100000 francs
MOSCOW, MAY 3l.-5xty houses in three smaii
streets in the centre Of this city have Leen destroyed
By fire.
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HOLLAND HE WATCHES TIE BERLIN
GARMsON's MANpuvRF..
Berlin, May 31.-The anpual review ~ tho Rer,,n
garrison took place today ID the Tempe,bof and wac
witnessed by an immense tlronc. attracted IN the
reviewing grounds not only by the military monosuvres
but by the presence of the htbe Oue,,n NJ Tho y.,br
lands and her mother, the Queen Reoect Emma
The weather was beautiful, but imensqly warm A.
O'Clock the Empress. accompanied bv Tn. Ouccn
Regent. arrived on the ground in c'rTage drawn by
six horses. Here they We're met b, tla Emraror
who on horseback In another carriage was
Queen Wilhelmno, accompanied by Princess Frederick
Leopold.
After the arrival Of the royal party upo, the field
the review began. The Emperor rode alongths front
OF all tho regiments, the royal carriages tolowrp him
Then the troops twice marched past the utin p,,pt
where the soveryigns We're stationed The Ennoror
who the uniform OF the commander of the Ar
Regiment, led that regiment. The parade was
brilliant spectacle and thoroughly enjoyed BY a,
who witnessed IT, The Emperor returned to Berii,
riding at the head OF the color company. lie after.
ward took luncheon at the SchlOss with his family
and his guests.
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A YEARS OPERATION OF TIE srEz CANAL.

Ia-ls Nay 3l.-The annual report OF the directors
n the suez Canal Company shows that during the last
wear The traffic through the canal has increased by
1.so7 oG5 tons a net dividend Of Is frants 30 cen
tme, = declared. The report reviews the position
OF the dispute arising from the carriage Of petroleum
I'm bulk In tank through the canal, ana re
marks upon the advantage derived from previous
rednctlons IN the tolls The director an1onnce
their intention 10 make a further reduction OF %
oentlmcs. beginning on january !, loV3'
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TIN INFESTED WHySKLY Trust MEN.

Boston, May 3I.-Tne United states District Attorney
l., ohio Ia, written to District Attorney Allen. OF
massachusetts, requesting the latter to come 70 Glove
land and assist the Government there In the matter OF
,tcssrs. Corning and French OF tie Whiskcy Trust.
rh, we're arrested In Cleveland last week ana who
co,v seek by writ OF habcas corpus 10 avoid beng
taken 10 Massachusetts to answer the allegations
against them. 1t Is dolnti"l whether Mr.. A"c" VIII
I've able t. go. the pressure Of business here Is 50
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ANOTHER NEGRO LYyCHED.

Cincinnati, May 3l-A CampbellsvhIe' N.Y.
d,sn,,ch saws that Heck Wills ccorcd, was hangei
tbere th,s morning by mob from AdaIr County Tor
ATTEMPTED assault. The negro had been taken ior'S
mile away by the officers and put in jail Mt Lebanon
TIL. mob took lin from JAN and intended to hang him
where the crime was commit d. bat daylight OVERLOOK
,hon and they hanged him AT Campbellsvllc
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MORE INDICTMENTS AGIrNsT spnEGEL.

The Grand Jury yesterday found four more indct-
mcnts against Morris spiegel liquor dealer at No.
lO1 Broad-st., who Is charged with presenting false
claims for insurance. His head bOOkkceper, Arthur
Blais yesterday issued his fourth affidavit about the
case In 1t he gives further details about the alleged
conspiracy OF his employer The bOOkkecpcr was
committed 10 the TOmDs In default OF $4,000 ball.
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SMALLPOX on THE SilLE.

The steamship Saale. OF the NOrthGerman Lloyd
Line, which arrived YESTERDAY, was detained at Quar-
antine, rs there was a case OF smallpox among the
stcerage passengers. The patient was chill six
years old The Saales cabin passengers We're
landed
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.r..r inRIEr FOR INSULrING WOMEN.

Louisville Kyp May Sit is alleged that y. H.
Maofsky, travelling ocnlsi, ana D. VIII Iihrih' IL
~,nc,,,.u drummer, have been making insulting re
-, 90 ,lo street 10 women of Louisville. where
,,, have bccn for week. Yesterday the citizens
took The twc men, pat them on Inft and sent them
SSsi,, dawn the ono. They were "rottcnegsed'
,.a,,r, ,bcv sfarted.
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A RUSSIAN RELIEF CARGO UNLOADED AT RIGA.
Rig, Nav 3I-Men were placed at work discharene
the car,o OF the British steamer Tynclcad soon as
the matches were opened and in short time inc
-four provisors and other goods that she had brought
a. Iowa's Gift TO tie famine sufferers were loaded upon
cars In waiting for them. 1t required BIO cars 10
carry tbs CARGO They express trains. and
.. sooo nc loaded we've started for the distressed
provnrcs Captain Cur. the co Imandcr Of the Tyne,
head has been presented with fine silver service.