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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
DISCOVERY DAY,
4 General, Systematic Celebration Of
ihs Discovery Of AmIiCa
10 be Made ON Oct. l.. 1899. Through
out the Country.

CniCaao. Msroh rs Pre-, iient Bouney
Of the Worries Con grees AGxiliAry OF he
Co,uphi.n Exposition, hrs issued an ad
drsss rtgai ding ,he celebration Of the die
eovery day. October II That data, the
40oth anniversary OF the discovery Of
America 10 TO be ctle hrsted In Chicago by
the dedication If de Exposition grounds
Congress asks that the whole continent
participate in the recognition OF the
day The address says The day o. 'h5
q ipdine Of America should be celebrated
everywhere in Amt riCs and makes the fur
Their suggestion that this universal ceiehr&-
tioa be sysi, matte and prryxded as far as
possible by she single idea Of leading ma
tional sign ficxuce,
The address sccordiGgly proposes ths,
the moa representative American insttu-
ton, the public school, be every where the
center Of local celebration. This schools
Of the ucited States are rtqu ssted to eels-
brsie the day in their various localities NJ q
10 make this possible the Worlds Congress
invites the co operation Of educators and
teachers throughout the nation.
The pfess is siked 10 enlist itself tc
make systematic celebration general
The sddfes. suggests that al iess, tns fes-
lure of he exercises be identical ia both
the exposition dedication snd local ceIo
brauoDs President Benney and the ns
nopal bady superintendents Of education
have jintly appointed the following exec
II i've committee to promote the celebration
and prepare a uniform programme for use
10 all localities, FTsEcis Bethany Of tnC
Youths Companion, Boston, chairman,
The folIowu are state superintendent oil
L.
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SENATOR'S FRYE AND GRAY
Don't Want Arbitration Treaty Ratified
Till Aodus yivendi Is Settled.

WAsmIsGros, March 2s.-Lord Sails
bury's last communication TO the President.
itltlng the grounds on which he would col =
ssnt to renew the mo3us vivendi - to
Behtir sea, was laid before the Senate in
executive session sodsy. In transmitting G
the paper to the Senate, The Pre- sidsnt stated
that Loid Salisbury reply vas very salts
factory 10 this government aud he was pre- =
pairing 8 suitable response
The cha r,ctsr Of This response vas iadi-
Gated in the Presideni's letter IS being 3
substantial acceptance of Lord Salisbury
tender with few modificsti tons that could
doubtless be aInDged without difficulty.
when adj iurnmeDt was hsd. il was the
general belief that the treaty would be rat
ifisd tomorrow, withou. any conditions or
resolutions tia might operate to defeat the
compleLion Of tne negotiations.
There is still an element in the Senate
that perslsts sn urging the adoption Of res
oiutions requiring the President to viii
hold exchAl ge Of rstifcatioDs until modu,
yivendi is revit wed. These senators If
clude two members Of the committee on
foreign relations, Senators Frye ard Gray.
who mac strong Ggumt nts in support Of
their position.
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An EMPEROR AT THE HELM.
William II. VIII Guide His Yacht In the
English Regatta.

LoNDos, March 2S Capt. Cover and
picked crew have lefl G. rport for kisl
TO navigate the German Emperors yacht
Meteor to Euuispd. THIS IL the yacht
when under the name Of the Thistle com
p t.. Il for the merics cup.
She will be thoroughly Cvtrhsu'ed at
Sou'hsmpion 8 before racing AID will be en-
tered for several events pfIor 10 ibe koys
Yacht Squadron Regatta in August.
The Emperor will not come to London
during this visit. II the Emperor's health
permits be will take the helm himself when
his yacht Is matched sssiost the crack
English cutters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
THE SEAL CATCH.
2Os, 200 Seals Killed Exclusive Of These
Lost and Pups Starved.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-Otioials in
formed on the subject, estimate the seal
catch Of Canadian poachers In Behring ses
uring the last season, at POS, 600 skins.
This 10 exclusive Of the number of seals
killed and not captured and the pups who
ssaI we'd to death on the islands because of
the slaughter Of their mothers at ses. Tnese
fgares tend to iadicate the amount
of damages the United States will
be required to pay in case this gov
eminent agrees TO Lord SslisbuIys
proposition for modus vivendi, with iadem-
nifty liability in the event the arbitrators
decided against the United on the question
Of its jurisdictional rights in Behring sea.
II the arbirrstors decide against the cor
tention Of Great Britain, that government
will be liable for the cisims of
The North American Commercial Com
psny sgainst ,he United Ssrtes for tue nom
performance Of contract, etc. BY this con-
tract the catch WAS limited to 10000 skins
the first year and 100 900 each subsequent
year. Under the terms Of the nodus
vivendi the company was restricted to 900
skins
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NEWS NUGGETS,


The story Of the burning OF a number Of
vessels in the hatbor of Barcelona by pc
troleum fire is without foundation.
The Paris pspers demand that the
severest measures be taken to prevent a
repetition Of the Rue Clichy explosion.
Representative McKenns OF Csiiforni. (.
has cent to the governor of his state his
resignstion as Cor gtessmsn to take eff,c
Monday.
Eight hundred quarry MN quit work in
three qusrries st Portland. Conn, Monds
They ash 25 cents ~ hour for nine houfe
work, instead of ten,
The steamer Missouri, from New York
for Libsu, with = cargo Of -four and meal
for Rus.isn fannie sufferers has been
sighted off the Sciily Islands.
The City Council Of Elizabeth, N j has
introduced an ordinance to keep your q
girls from picuics and balls, uni, 50 sccolo
panied by parents or guardians.
Bridgeport Conn High School girls
will not sing because they tear the exercise
viii spoil their good looks. The school
board has voted to make them sing
Crofut & White. bat factory, Dsnbury,
CT one Of the best Known in the country
10 the hating trade, was burned Mondsy
Loss $4,000; insured. Three burdrsl
people we're employed by the f'm.
Count Won Eulenberg, the new Pfussisn
premier, anne uncsd in the Lsptsg Monday
that the primary education bill had been
abandoned by ihs government. The an
n nJuncement created sensation in Lsntag.
Ths Spanish government has drafted =
stringent decree for the puuishms mt OF
anarchist outrsges. More dynamite car
ridges have been found in street In Bar
eelon.. A man was injured by the er-
plYsion of one of them.
i9da furnishes market for larza nun.
bets Of vhise diamonds, ss we'll A. for ye-
low or c9lored diamonds, or stones viii
ftss or specks in them. The nstiyes inves.
their avitgs In Them and in other precious
gems, as We do in stocks and shares.
The idea has been sugg, sied Of = harbor
Of refuge At Chatham. on Cape Cod, ard il
carried out he scheme will be- Cf great ben
efit TO ysehtsmeD. making . break in the
long passage between Viaeysri Haven and
Proyibcsto On. The chief diff Guilty lies IN
the doubtful durability Of any breax-s'ef
the shifting sands Of the Cape.
Inc distressing Illness which fiiiGts .be
isborers employed in the eons.rtc c ion Of
the mountsin raii-sys IN Seush America.
has fscsBt.y formed ahe subject of an srti
Gle BY a Fiens 81 ginetr, VI Charles !. 70
gard These rsiisaJs astsI1 be ght "a
sidefabiy greater thal that reached by the
Jangf'su, M.ueThora sad K CHI raii~ays--
nsmely, 10 600 feet A ioug accilmitisation
psrlod ,s necessasy, NJ Lgrsad says. =
fore physical work can be nndertskeo.
One Of ihe most remarkable iIsancss of
diteo. ofs.ion Of ses~atsr is reported from
Port Jackson, iae barber of Sydney, New
South Wales. Suddenly The water ira
,enled IN places lls color Of bIoud. lu,s
Sss found to be das to The invasion and
RAPID dsv ioI NETT of . mtcro.co, ie Gler-
oiium, ~tish IN the course Of few DAYS
destroy hall Of the shore animals. Nearly
All gBe b,vsives Ia the place pb ch is Asscta,
died, the oyster beds being seriously io-
jured.
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WE'LL PLEASED.
The Prtsident ild Cabinet Like
Tore Of Sillsburl's Note
Ind Think That ,ha Regulations viii
lcI b Speedily Finished.
Salisbury Makes Decided Concession
on the Modus yiyendi Question.

WAsRIsGIoS, March as.--I, is said on
good aathority thai The President and cshi-
net are veil pleased in the eoncilistory
tone Of Lord SAhsourys note Of the 18th,
especially ~ il 10 held TO concede the point
that has been the principal cause Of cor
tertion, viz the renewal Of the modus
vi,enti Of last year for the protection Of
the seal nsheriss.
This alleged eoucession 10 believed 10 be
implied in his proposition to agree to the
m2das, 10 case the treaty Of arbitration is
ratified, under the condition that each gov
ernmeut thsll guarantee the other for dam
ages incurred through the suspension Of
The sealing operations.
One HI cial who has been consulted by
the President in regard to the negotiations,
rsid he Vas especially pleased With Loid
SAlisbury's admisii2n that Great BrilAin
would hold itself Liable for damages result.
log to the United States because Of the
mo5us vivendi in event of verdict Of the
n TRAITORS adverse to its contention.
He said that taking it altogether, Lord
Salisbury's note was satisfactory - indi-
eating = good prospect for An anieatle set
tlement Of the questions st issue.
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EnBBZzLDMBNT
ChEssd Against Gardiner Nan
Wanted Il TsylNTllIe, III.
70 Breaking Up Ia The gaEnsb:e -.-uul
seon b cl.aP.


Especial TO the KEssxsrc JocHsAL.l
e. ~ mn ,- c,..-
A'A'eN '''ei1"' N''
siHsnsl Norton received . Telegram from
9hsrif Thompson Of Tsyloryilie. H., ak
its IL sns Gen G;,avs, Va. Tn the city and
MIN VI" '"o e"~se VI
oszz'smsns'
This forenoon Grove. vss arrested and
/, nov ,t the onI;es ..,tsr awaiting The
o.. ~.
- o"'A A"""p'o"' ~" ~ ." MS
~sy East after ois mAn. Gfovsf 10 native
q, Liter ne'd, and was formerly resident
OF this city
lie ~ss men known - DOG 6fover,
ss ne "ss studying mefieine af the ume.
hf. oroTer -. seeh by the JOURNAL fei =
f.sen,si We and vas very Wiling TO talk
Tie '@iis ne foiioWfns story
ieft nsre about ix years ago, And for
me pat four and ahsl' year. have resided
-hh my sunt Mrs Efzt & over, who is
worth quite a sam Of money. l never
~ofnsd as she kfpt me about toe piace and
SEE med 10 hke my company. Three veek'
fgo 'oosy lett Isyiofviiie 70 eefae mere
aSd look arer my psrs OF The estate OF my
fs'her, Nelson Grover OF Laehhsid, Who
s- rsar IS ! can Judge was worth about
stl55 20.
rHfeee 10 have trouble ABOUT securing
my snare ~ NV sisters bad ri"d to Keep u
rom me by clsimtps That was insane sno
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
To Facilitate Disposition Of Cases in
United States Supreme Court.

wAsHIsGros, March 2S Senator Hoar
today Introduced bill to amer d the act
facilitating the disposition Of cares in the
United States supreme court. Ii provides
that it shall be lawful for the courts o' the
United States 70 enforce payment Of iudg-
meuts therein and executions thereon, re-
covered against mut1c psekies By writs in
ad thereof. directed TO and commanding
their msrshsis to levy taxes within such
municipalities for that parpose,
No ruch writ shsli be granted, except
upon proof frst made 10 the court Issuing
the same that snch payment has been
demanded OF ihe L. gisls4vs authority Of
such municipality, At least 30 dsy prior to
the application for such writ ard that there
then exists IN such municipality or els =
where no officer having the power to levy
taxes in orcer to obtain snch payments.
Such writ shall coat.in direction made
by the court from which IL shsli issue,
dire citing II e mode Of .uch levy ard pro-
ceedings III IT under. ard in Masking such
directions said tourt shall conform as
clost ly as possible, according to it's discre-
ZION. IS to the mode Of assignment. of levy,
notice and sale to the laws regulating the
ordinary assessment, levy aud COLLECTION Of
tsxes on such municipality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
Creve Railway Works Burned.

LosDoS. March % The Cteve railway
works .tCrese we're buined today. Tn.
| s. 10 ESQ, 900
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ALL LOVELY.
Grand Trunk and Their Employees Now
Understand Each Other.

ToRosro, Ont., March 2s -Delesatss .
from every secuou Of the Grand Trunk
sTeiem 10 Canada assembled today il Head
Managsr WrsaaIss' effice here and we're
met by GsnsfaI Sunerin,ensn. Stephenson,
Superintendsn Saf Of the soui hern division
and e'her fl eiAls, The conference lasted
from ill o'clock. Every complaint
vas discussed ard after il vas over Mr..
Stephenson sisted that the meeting vas
mes; harmonious sud all difficulties were
.; N end bef.een the company ard i,s en-
ployes. Several oilers c7nffmed Nj.
Sse phen SOD . statements.
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SLEEPING IN BARNS.
SuIlcrings Of Russian Hebrews stopped
at the Prussian Frontier.

HIRtGS, March ~ The order of the
Prussian government prohibitit x Russian
Hebrews from crossing the frcnter owing
20 the prevalence of yphus fever among
them hv CHECKED the border towns with i'll
and stsrviog Hebrews. Between Kowno
and the frontier thCusspds have been OBJ
liged 10 sleep In barns and stalls.
la The villages mary Of the immigrants
have been itficken with fever, aod there
are feRre ihst the con'sRion will spread
through all the border towns. Medical as
.istsnce is Al best poor IN ihere villages
and many OF the physicians refuse to at
tend the refugees. Near Suwalki two
ct ildren are reported 70 have been frozen
to death yesterday.
Alarm is said TO have taken pos,e ssion Of
several gsrfisOns near the frontier, whose
men fear that the III immigrants will spread
the Contagion IN the troops.
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ATEXAs WILD WOMAN.
She Lived In the Woods for Six Years
and subsisted on Pecan Nuts.

SAN ANTONIO Msreh 90 Nary Hay
wood has bes n iiviBg in the woods Dea. Ss
Medir 9 ike . Wild .nimsl for the laas sx
years. ard du irg oil tba' me has never
slept under roof. She wore diess made
Of reeds and leaves. and has lived piinci-
pally on Jeean nuts. although sne would
make Nocturnal rsids en- I'm. h, houses and
steal meat, vhicn she devonred Jav.
She would never Ietmit ary one to come
near her, asd the people Of that ss clion tol-
Grated be, prfssrcs until her thievins oper-
ations bees me so active that they captured
her through strategy She has been pre-
nnunaei inaane By 4 iurY
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
A Nova Scotia Fisherman Caught in At.
tempting Illegal Naturalization.

GLoucEsTER, Mass March 20 "A case
Of attempted Illegal naturalization. said to
be but one Of 81 versl from this ciIy, m t
with an obstruction in Judge Nelson's court,
Boston. Saturday las. Capt Byron Hines,
who resides at Pubnico, N. g., ard had
been engaged to go ~ master Of = fshlr 2
vessel from this port, presented himself
With vouchers At tnat JUDICIAL mt tu-
on to become . ci,izsn. Clerk Stetson in-
forms him that the court could not grant
his request, as complaints had been hled
against him. Itis alleged that his being
engaged t, go master Of . fshisg vessel,
from fbi, port, is the express purpose for
making application to become . citiz N.
Captain Hines says he in no psy inter ded
to violate the laws, coniessiBg to ignorance
thereof and admit ing 3 residence in Nova
Scotia.
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STRIKING DURHAM MINERS.
Presence OF soldiers Results In Resior-
ing Order.

LONDON, March 2s. -- Numerous COLI
,ions have occurred at several colheriss in
Durhsm between mobs Of strikers and the
police. Matters are now becoming more
quiet. however. The drill hall used by the
volunteers 10 Hebbufn, in which ,boussnts
II cartridges are stored. is guarded by the
military. II was feared that the 'trikers
might epdeavor TO seize the cartridses.
The action Of the authorities in dispatch
ing soldiers to the scene Of the disturbances
has resulted in the Corins Of the miners.
and no further trouble is expected.
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-.
just a Minute Please
Hldden's Magnetic COMPOUND.

Inc greatest blood purifier
nerve strengthener and nu-
TRENT tonic known to man. is
sold by all druggists at ST a
bottle. IL cures all nervous
diseases, paralysis In all its
iorms, rheumatism, neuralgia.
ana all blood diseases, the an
hoylng troubles from which NO
men suffer, stomach troubles
on every name and nature.
tones up the blood, strengthens
ana builds up the system. II
is KING.
This is the storvin a nutshell.
a Column couldn't tell 1t better.
Hldden's Magnetic Compound,
a clean. pure, honest medicine.
eoY 1T. TRY
TWILL DO YOU GOOD.
hlDOts MEDICINE CO., sssbuup0t, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29

Il often the foferunneY Of serious ilIness,
which may be broken mp il a good tonic .iks
Hoods Ssrapsrilla I. taken il ssasoa.
This medicine invis1sstes the kidneys and
liver u remove the vasie from the sys.en,
Dur.Ass The blood AID builds ~ lhe
strength
Constipation is caused by loss Of the
peristaliic sction Of the bowels. Hoods
Pills rss.ors This acsion ard Ii viaorste the
liver. dk-ly foifuc1eax
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GIVE IT TO LAWYERS.
Contest Arising Over Large Estate Left
by Late p. \. Fairehild.

BRIDGEPoEr, Conn, March 2s.-A Pc
cuiiar CONTEST has afsen over the will of
the lat. P. N Fairehild, the wealthy paper
manufacturer. The estate smouLts to
nearly $3.50 COO His wife. to whom be
-illed the bulk Of the property, cisd four
days previons to him, While he vas in 4
state Of III col sciousness from which he
never recovered. His brother and tvs un-
married sisteis nov Clam the e.tate ~ the
next Of kin, and have spphed for the sp-
pointme It Of an adniioisustor. The heus
of Mrs. Fairctild claim an interest ia the
in heritanee and another cont. 81 ia the su-
pei. or court 10 probable.
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ThOmastOn's Annual Town Meeting.

1HoMAsroS, March 2s.-At the annual
town meeting today the following officers
were elected Atwood Lever ssler, modera-
tor T. A. Carr, town cle'k; S. J. S,arrets,
Ersstus Lermond, T A. Wsshburn, selt c
men; Z. O. Burgess, treasurer, W. F.
Gay. road commissioner; Alids Mehan, G
p. Matthews, s. ]. Stafrett, school com
mitiee d P. Rose, c. A Creighton, Eli
NJ. O'Brian, sssessors. There was no pc
liticAl contest.
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4ailroaos f Steamtouats
llIME CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect New.
29th, 1891.

GOIu0 WE5T-sN A. n. for Levfstoa
koahsAnd, Portland, Boston and Montreal; y..s A
n. Tor HAlI0seh, Gardiner and soath Garainar,
i9.io 4. n. for Branswisf, lewiston, TArmlnyt
Rsasiaad, Portland and Boston, counsctins for
White Mountain Points, 1N r. a. 10,
HAIiovsil, Gardiner snd soath Gardiner; Iis
r. n. for Hruaswiek, Bath, Portland, Boston
and Saturdays only, Tor HocIlan q; s.Os r. NJ faf
bsilo~sll. Gardiner and south Gardiner; II %
r. n. might Pullman for Lewiston, Bath, Port
and and Boston.
GOING EAST--7.i0 A. N. might erprsss) for
ssovhesan, Belfast. Bangor. Bar HaEbor, 81
Stephens, 81. John and Aroostook County; . IA A
n. for Waterfalls, Stowhegan and Bangor, 3 "a
bingham, Sso~hesan. Belfast. Dover and
FoHsroft, Bangor, baf Harbor, st. Stephons
At. John and AEoostoof County, and sunday
only, NJ ai7 A. NJ. for Bangor.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way eyary
night, sundays tnaiaded. but not TO skoshssan an
on monday mornings, or TO Belfast, Dexter, or
beyond Bsngor. on sunday mornings.
The day esprsss trains going West at 10 A
n. and East at rs r. NJ. run daily, Sundays 10
eiadsd, between Boston. Lewiston, Bath. Bangor
and st. john
ACCOMMODATIOy TRAIN for Augusta
leaves South Gardiner, % A. NJ; t.io and rs
+. ~; Gardiner, IS A. NJ. i-20 and as r. NJ
Hsl oTeii, 6.t9 \. NJ, i.is sad s5s y. ~.
ihrunsh tickets 10 California and eli points
6oufh and West way be hsd Of e. IL. Walker
selling via all routes and ohoekiag baggage free OIL
expense.
rAY5oN TUCKER. Vice Pres. 4 Goat Manager.
,. 4. BoofHBY. Gen1 PAss. and Iiokst Agt.
Portland. Nov. 20. 1891.
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FAST BREAKING UP.
The kennebec River Will Soon be Cleal
OF lee TO the Sea.


Especial to the KErSEBE0 JOURNAL
RICHMOND, March 2S.-The ice in the
Ksnuebsc is fast breaking up a7d nearly
sIl from Gardiner to Richmond, has gone
ao~n.
TIE only Mi. z that pre- vents the river
from b. iug open to nsviastion 10 what 90 ID
tcs there remains in the bay. This can last
but few days lou ger st the most.
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EARLY ADJOURNMENT
Thought Possible Free Wool Bill Will
Come to q Vote April -.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-The Springer
free wool bill will be brought to 4 vote in
the House April 22nd or 23fd, unless there
she ud ne hitch in the present progromme
Of the D. mocrs,ic ms jorily OF the ways and
means committee.
Tne Democratic ms jority of the ways
ana means committee believe than an early
adjournment Of Congress 10 possible ard
discussed the ati,urpment question today
No conclusion was reached, but The sent
ment was favorable to June lst as the date
Of fnsi adj lurnmenI.
The msjority Of the committee today de-
cded that the tin plate schedule should be
ihs next sul act of attack after the present
tariff bills were disposed Of.
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Mechanic Fails Woman Commits Sui
eide by Hanging.

LEWISTON, March 2S.-The wife of
Rev. j. c. Andrews, & retired clergyman
living on Pleasant street, Mechanic Falls
CON mitted suicide by hanging Monday
70 renoon. She was found hanging fro
the stair railing about o'clock.
Mrs. Andrews has been in poor health
for some time and has been despondent.
She attempted suicide by drowning in the
'ern uut long since. Rev Mr.. Andrew VS.
before moyHrg to Mechanic Falls was set
tied over . church at West Paris.
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THB DEATH KNBLL
OF th. Free SilTsr Bill Sounded
in the House.
II. Pisles Of fsfnessss, Announces
That Fight Is Given Up.
And That He Speaks for Mr.. Bland as
Well a. Himself.

WAsHIsGros, March IS Mr.. Pierce Of
Tennessee, ~ho kAs been trying TO secure
the signatures Of ms joriiy Of the Dsme-
cratic members Of ihs House to . petition
askinS the committee on rules TO report =
cloture rule In eonnec ction With the silver
free coinage bill, announced late this sfse,-
noon thst The position was withdrawn, and
the free cclnsge men hsd given up the faht
in the House. Mr.. Pierce said I'VE will
make no further effort and have decided TO
let the committee on rules assume the re-
sp,nsibiiiiy. have seen Mr.. Bland and
speak for him also"
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COULDN'T AGRBB
First Public MasliDs Of Irish
Federation Of America
Ii NV Ycfk, Vas Attsrded BY Dlsor.
dsP Inspired BY ParndnteS.
Voted 10 Raise Funds TO Secure Repre-
sentation for the Irish.

New YoRK, March 2s,--Ths fret public
meeting OF tas lrish Federation of Amsrics
here .onigbt WAS marked by disorder il
spired by Psrneiites The police are sal 4
to have ejseled from Cooper Union at leas,
twenty mt and women.
IL was resolved TO raise funds ia order 10
secure for every Irish constituency an
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