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END OF The REVIEW
1 Notable Banquet Brings NV York's
Celebration 10 q Close
THE SHIPS WILL DEPART
Where tho Anerlo an Vessels WIN
Be Stationed-The Land
Parade Glorious
Ending.

NEw YORK, April 28.--The chamber Of
commerce banquet tonight put an appro-
pirate capsheet t0 tho festivities incident
TO the naval review. Among tho invitod
guests present wcru tho British, French,
Russian. Brazilian and Argentine all.
mirals, three American admirals and the
commanders OF the German and Dutch
vessels In the nest. These were guests Of
honor. The other guests were Secretary Of
the Navy Herbert, tho governors of New
York and Illinois. the mayor of New York
and tho members OF tho foreign legations.
The British and French ambassadors and
tho Italian minister scnt regrets, as did
also the Earl of Aberdeen. The banquet
was held in the main dining room of tho
Hotel Waldorf. Covers wero laid for 400.
When il 10 mentioned that the prlco set
for tho dinner was s25 plate, it will read
lily bc understood that tho dinner was
worthy of tho occasion. Nothing was at
tempted In the way OF decorations. New.
crtheicss. the sccne was n brilliant one.
The oratory was short. witty and pointed.
Alexander Il. Orr, first vice president Of
the chamber of commerce, presided. In
tcrnatiolial fraternity WAS tho general
buyler of the speeches. "tiermany" was
proposed by Joseph II. Choatc; "Grcat
Britain" Was gracefully honorcd by Bishop
Potter; ex-Sccretary fnirchild proposed
"Brasil;" cx-JuslGe Rowland. "Russia ~
4. Eilcry Anderson, "ltally;" Gen. Horace
Porter, In his own happy vein, gave
"Spain:" Elihu Root, "The Argentine Re-
public;" red Y. Dcpcys,er, 1.-The Neither
lands, and ex-Sccretary Tracy, France"
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and THEN 1T RAINED
But the Shriasrs, Turks and Camsls
Aarched 10 the a5sqas.
THE SWORD OF THE SULTAN
Mrs. Palmer VIII Drive tho Golden
Nail u She Doesn't Pound
Her Thumb-Massachu.
sotts' Building.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

special Disp2tch 10 tue otanuofu.
CHICAGO, April 2s.-Messrs. r. G. Young
and Tom B. Miller of Helena. wsee in
their element to-day, inasmuch ~ they
were among tho notabics who, ~ mystic
shriners, dedicated the Turkish mosque
on Midway Piaisance. The dedication
attracted more than 400 people, naay OF
whom stool In the rain and water without
being rewarded by glimpse OF the chief
actors in tho ceremonies. The mobiles of
the mystic shrine Of Chicago. attended In
a body to the number of nearly 900.
They all wore the regulation Turkish fes.
AZ the altar of the mosque u priest and
IL Molnammetlans knelt, and the frat
named prayed to Allah for the compli.
meuts of the season, good weather, plenty
OF "baclashccsl." etc. Meanwhile, the IL
dcvotccs constantly swayed their bodies
and seconded the Efforts OF their leader
with strange cries and walls that wero
as enjoyable as the nocturne OF . folino
aggregation. Whom tho priests invoca-
tion was finished they all fell on their
faces, a Ia slide to second.
When this was over the membcrs of the
shriue marched to the bazaar, where
plates were lail for loo persons. Tho
tables were laden with oriental flowers
aud fruits. John A. May, lecturer OF the
shrine, delivered tho dedicatory address.
Tie Foreigners continued their services At
the altar during the day. Consul Levy OF
Turkey mounted platform IN the bazaar,
holding in his hand box made OF Turk.
isn wood. and ornaunented with star and
crescent. After short address he opened
tho box and. taking from II Turkish
sword. said: "Ailow tne to present to
Medina temple the sword OF the sultan OF
Turkey"
Three cheers were given for tho sultan.
Mr.. Levy then asked for three cheers
for the president Of the United States. He
got them, with tiger. John A. May then
accepted tho gift with n short speech. The
bazaar was then dedicated with speeches
I, nj ,nus,c
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ANOTHER MAIL DRIVEN.

The Coma far Psss..Yie hting u Hssss
Rapidly Ballt-ussss asd sehsts
specixl Dispatch to ne standard.
PHiLIPsBrRo. April &-Thero II not
much to record in the HoGan-Schults hsht
which took place here this evening. beyond
what is usual in coutssts OF this kind.
Four rounds were fought and, during the
last round, Schulis tried to bite Hogan 8
shoulder. Hogan cried out and the men
wcrc separated. When they clinched
again, Schuitu tried once moro to hght
with his mouth. Referee Harrington tried
to pull them apart and 90, q sample Of
Schultz's maxillAry action for his pains.
He then declared the fight in favor Of Ho-
ran. From tho flrsi, Hogan did the
fighting and, IL may bs said. fought fair.
In every round OF the four which were
Tough, he assumed the aggressive and cN'
hibited good deal Ut pugilistic style. He
was the favorite with the audiencc. In
tho second round Schultz. from repeated
knocks on the left eye, had that optic al.
mos. closed.
Sheriff Cole gavo notice to the men be-
forc the fight commenced that any In.
fraction Of the law would be promptly
dealt with. He immediately put Schultz
under arrcst when the referee annouuced
tho cause OF the termination of tho fiaht.
A few moro such disgraceful contcsts as
this will sound the death kneil OF prise
fighting In Montana.
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GEORGIA TO THE FORE.
BANKERS OF the sWi h Come to the Rcscae
Of the Gold Balance.

AeSuAVte ~ tUe . sWi AO"9 " too otef00
or tho Gold Balance.
COLUMBUS, Ca. April 2s.-Important
action was taken by the banks OF Colunl-
bus In rendering their entire gold reserve
Of $4,000 TO Secretary Carlisle upon the
terms heretofore granted by the secretary.
Thoy telcRraphed to this effect and sent
the secretary letter with details.
II was resolved that ''relying upon the
assurance Of President Cleveland and the
cabinet that the government will con-
time to pay gold for all bills presented
tho associated. banks OF Columbus, Ca.
hereby tender the secretary Of tho treas
ury all gold reserve now held by them in
exchange for legal tender notes; believe
Il 10 be the duty Of all banks throughout
the country to come forward at this time
and contribute however little II may be to
the restoration Of tho public credit. We
have implicit confidence In the integrity
Of the president and his advisers and
trust to the ultimate judgment Of our
people to uphold you in protecting our
united interests from unstable currency"
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division, consisting of United States sail.
ors and marines led by the marinc hand.
Tho second division contained sailors
of visiting fleets and the marines Of Great
Britain aud Holland, the only two nations
represented besides ours which have
marines. Following the British In the
order named came the sailors
of Argentine, Russia, Holland.
France, Germany. No Spanish
sailors were IN line. Next to tie foreign
troops came the naval reserves OF New
York and Massachusetts,. tho state ma
tional guard bringing up the rear.
The column moved from 42d street into
Fifth avenue ana down that tlioroughfare
to Wavcriy Place, TO broadway. down
Broadway to the city hall. where Governor
Flower left tho column. and with Mayor
Gilroy and other city officials and visitors,
reviewed the column. which disbandod In
lower Broadway. After tho parade, the
governor received the visiting ndniirals
and other officers IN the governors rooms
of the city hall.
President Cleveland did not assist ut
the review. He drove 10 the stand, but
the parade was late, and he was compelled
to take the train for Chicago hcforc the
head of the column reached the stand. In
getting into the carriage mt tue hotel to
drive to tho reviewing stand. tho prcsi-
dent struck his head against the carriage
door. abrasing tho skin on his forehead.
The doctor at the hotel dressed the wound
and. after dely OF 10 minutes, the prrsl-
dent proceeded.
President Cleveland and members OF
his cabinet walked from tho reviewing
stand To Desbrodes street ferry, crossed
the river and left over the Pennsylvania
railroad at . p. m.
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GETTING READY.
work 10 Bsias Pushed In All Dspsrt-
ments of the Eair.

work IL Bsias Pushed In All Dspast-
uasnts of the fair.
CHICAGO, April 2s.-The Turkish village
on Midway Piaisance. in connection with
the worlds fair, was dedicated to-day In
the presence Of 400 or moro invited
spes;s. which ipchidel- -represeptatiraa Of
the sultan. Persians, Bedoulns and MEM
bers OF tho Arabic order OF the mystic
shrine.
A procession was formed. led by Arabian
horses and camels through the streets to
tho mosque. in which . faithful Mussel-
man only 10 allowed to cntcr. and In which
religious serv victs were held. Subsequently,
there was feast in which all Turkish
delicacies were served.
The enthusiasm OF the faithful and
their guests was not marred In the slieht-
est by tho Goa sslsss drissls which pre-
vailed In its scverest form during tho
parade. After the ceremonies In the
mosque were completed tho remainder OF
the day was given up by tho mosque men
to enjoyment in their own peculiar way.
The storm, in Its effect upon the general
work mt the exposition grounds, was over
come by tho determination to have the
great fair in tho most complete condition
possible on tho opening day. Not . man
stoppeL work indoors or out, and the
preparation Of tho grounds. buildings and
| exhibits 10 as far advanced as would have
been the case if tho day had been tie fair.
est Of tho fair.
The button which the president will
| touch Monday to start tho machinery ar
rived to-day. II Is in the shape Of q mod
ern telegraph key and is solid gold, with
an ivory button or handle. II sits on .
pyramid Of blue and gold plush. on the
base of which are the figures. lA92-1es3
In silver.
After long contest In secret tho piano
trouble was settled this afternoon ~ =
committee appointed by the national COM
missIoners to settle the affair. AT to-dny's
meeting the committee heard number
of wentiemen. headed by Ferd W. Peck.
who represented the Theodore Thomas
sido Of tho que uestion. The hearing and
argument was secret. long and earnest,
and mt its conclusion the COMMITTEES de.
cieiesl that no piano not exhibited b al.
lowed within the grounds. As q result,
Padsrewski will DO obliged to select one
Of tho makes In the piano exhibit, or else
rofuss to play.
| The woman's building will be formally
completed tomorrow afternoon by the
driving OF the gold nail by Mrs. Potter
Palmer, in the arch Of tho assembly room.
IL will be driven by a gold and silver ham-
mer. and will later form part Of breast
pin to be presented TO Mrs. Palmer.
The Massachusetts state building. re-
production of the old John Hancock
house. was opened this afternoon infor-
maliy. ia the presence Of few euests. In.
vited by Commissioner +. c. Hovey. The
deslicatory ceremony was held last fall.
Seventeen dreams arrived to-day from
San Francisco. among them the minister
to Washington and the royal comuAls-
sioucr to the worlds fair.
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THEIR NEW STATIONS.
Destinations OF the Vessels Of the Ameri-
can Fleet.


can Fleet.
NEW YORK, April 2s.--Now that the
Columbian naval review has becn officially
completed there il naturally a consider
able amount Of speculation as to what is
to be done with tho several ships in tho
United States feet. One OF tho officers
who came on from Washington today
made out this skeleton programme and
was strongly impressed that IL would be
carried out in nearly the manner in which
lao outlined H.:
The San Francisco and Charleston arc
to 10 hack to tho Pacific station; the
Baltimore and Bennington will 20 to
China; the Newark (hagship). Atlanta
and concord will form the new European
squadron; the Chicago tfiaRshipp, and
Yorktown will go to Brazil or tho South
Atlantic station; >he Philadelphia flag
ship. Mlantonomoh, Kearsage, Detroit,
vesuvius aud Gushing will be assigned to
the North Atlantic squadron; tho Dolphin
will take the place Of the wrecked DIS
patch as yacht for the president and
secretary Of the navy.
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YESTERDAYS cELEsRAT,oN.
The Land Parsde--tiood wsathsr-<iro
yer bumped iis Head.


Ntw 'o"n. apr" o
'ropohs e'orn'e" ,o'u'"ous "to,' w.
incht w"nen nore MN 70 os' s''''.e'
day the g,or'nca'io" ~ ',""s" " VIC
iahu OF 'he nc" WORTH "" =. .,'
cred ies'eray ."e cny s"''eu .,, ,".uuk"
ns tears 'o-uay '"c s'''o .r,
b.it the tears nave van'sne"' Ane s".s
oi mar'iai music III '"e p,ace Nss"u ,,ay W
the pahdenhoh,u"' Oh eA"p''ne
WINS stes anu "ac '"",'ue'o"' '"'' o' WIZ
death-dcahne uoes oI w"r
IL was as ,no"s" e'ku"'s ,ss. p, po"o,
hau oesce"ueu Oh ""s peae ~"
visited tnereoh "s Wra'" =" H'o'n"au'
incnt Oh sho, "na s"e''' "s" e"p.'".o'
anu .neh 'nc ,""."k y. va. s.sv
navo' iorccs an" "' .u"" '.
thoroughiarcs. anu WeN "oIo ssu" M
than imaRinauoh 'h 'ae s,'"ne. ros ma"'
hauah 's'e Is as .o'up'sv :,
navai iorco ms '"o"R" " e
quest. ihs'cao c' no '"u "ss "
oest'c' no"cVc'' ,ues ,'o' '"o
ANA marching IN nno wiz" our s'"'e
troops are gree'eo WI" c"ecrs M" s''ou's
OF welcome.
Inc insaders 'narc"eu '"io"s" eo'
walls OF human beings ana every po'n' o'
vantage window. rooi or other point over
looking 'he hne o, ih"rcn was e'owueu W
the utnhost capac"y. Was "u ...', "k
crowu, cheeiihs "k. .",,.'
from the eoid oeuecneu on'cels s ..'S ySy S
tars. Not since the bf''ish oVacu"'ee' Ne"
York has such an occurrence peeh WIZ
messed herc' anu 'h no country ou' "u'S ''
such an Occurrences poss,o'c,
with musk"'s al uneir snou,uers anu
small arms py tneir Sues uic ioTc'Ruers
invaded our soii' nlarchcd Gown america q
greatest street. troadway. .ne GRIM
fierce looking Russians, .hc s,u'uy nr''ohs'
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SUGAR BoUNTIEs.
A Plan To Put an End to Their Pay
by the 0ovepnmen,.

A Plan 10 Put an End to Their Paymen
by the 0overnmen'.
WAsHIEGToS, April pa plan for sus-
pending tho sugar bounty, without wait
ing for the slow action of congress. has
been suggested to President Cleveland
and may bc adopted. The plan consists
of simple order from the secretary of
tho treasury to his subordinates to draw
M moro warrants and to make no pay
rnents on account Of sugar bounties.
Such action would carry the matter to the
courts and secure o decision upon the
naked question whether tho payment of
gratuitles to private individuals out of the
money received by taxation upon the peo-
pie. is within the power Of congress. under
the constitution.
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WAS WORN OUT.
President Cleveland sunsrs Ne ssrteaI
EHects From 0is Accident.

President Cleveland sunsrs Ne ssrieas
Effects From ME Accident.
PirrsBURG. Pa. April 2s.-lt Was II rs
tonight when the train bearing the press.
idcnt and his cabinet pulled In on its way
to Chicago. The party had not yet rc-
tired, but the prssidsnt was worn out with
the cxertious Of tbs pass swvdeSS and ~.
fused to show Aimsslf. The porter ON The
car said that 10 had suffered NO III effects
from his accident this morning. Tho trip
from Philadelphia WAS made without in
cidcni. At all points along the road,
Crowds had assembled to sec tho train
pass. but there was no demonstration.
Thore were three mors sections of tho
train. on which the army and navy OIL
GERS, distinguished foreigners, Governor
Worts and staff Of New Jersey, and mom-
bers Of the prvss.
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Triumphant Democracy.

SAS Francisco, April es.-The contest
of Warren English, democrat. for the seat
of Congrcssinsn-clect Hilburn. repubii.
can. Of the Third California district. Is
probably successful. A recount of Alta
mont precinct, Alameda county. where
fraud was charged. gives English seven
majority instead OF - Tor Hilburn, rs tho
first returns showed. The change is SUI
iicicnt to overcome Hilburn's supposed
plurality Of IS i'm the district.
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NOT ILL.

Mrs. Cleveland Dldut lntend to Como
West with Grover.
WASHINGTON. April 2s.--The statement
that Mrs. Cleveland decided 10 return
here frcm New York yesterday on account
of illness IL incorrect. II was not hcr i'm
tention 10 60 west with the president, and
she returned here according to pro-
gramme. The postponemcnt OF the naval
review prevented her from returning to
the hotel before going to the train.
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KNOCKED OUT.
Ahiwardt. the dew Baitsr. Receives q
severe Blow

BERLIN. April 2s.-Ahlwardt. the notori-
Gus jew halter. to-day received another
blow. The subcommittee Of tho reich.
stag, appointed to examine tho docu.
ments relative to the charges of corrup-
ton that he made against the present and
cx-membcrs Of the government. submitted
its report to-day. The committee finds
nothing in the documents to prove the
grave charges made by Ahlwardt.
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THE WAR IS ON.


CHICAGO, April 2s.-Thc Denver 4 Rio
Grandc gave tho western passenger rates
another cut to-day, announcing round
trip rates between Denver and Chicago of
$40; Denver and ST. LOUIS, S32; Denver to
points on tho Missouri river west Of ST.
Louis, 80. This WAS q surprise 10 the
railroad men AS nothing has yot been
done by them to meet the cut made by tho
RIO Grande road . few days ago. The
new reduction will be good over the Rock
Island and Burlington lines. II Is thought
that tho Atchison will not be long in COM
ing back and hot fight Ii now inaugur-
ated. Tho Atchison will take active part
in tho Colorado tight tomorrow, making n
rate from Denver to Pueblo and all inter
mediate points of one dollar.
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TROOPS WANTED.


new Me1ico.
WASHINGTON, April %. - Lieutenant
Plummer. acting Indian agent at tho Ma
vajo agency, New Mexico, reports an un-
easy and excited feeling among the In
dians. One white man has been mur-
dered and the lieutenant asks that four
troops Of cavalry and two companies of
infantry be sent into that section. Gov
crnor Thornton has also asked for troops.
and General McCook OF the department
OF Arizona has been ordered to supply
them.
Late this afternoon q telegram from
Agent Bartholomew Of the southern Ute
agency In Colorado stated that serious com
plications arc arising on tho San Juan
river between the Navajos and settlers.
The Uto chiefs have offered friendly Offices
to restrain the Navajos. The commits
sioner Of Indian affairs has approved the
suggestion that they proceed to tho sceno
with the agent.
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NO FAvoRIriSM.

Exam mtnasions OF Accounts 10 he sys-
tematixrd.
WASHINGTON, April DE. p. Baldwin.
first auditor Of the treasury. has issued an
order which will prevent favoritism in the
examination of accounts. Under the new
order, each account will be taken up in
the order in which 1t was received aud no
account will be made special, except by
the order of tho head of the departm ent.
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General Eeaie'. Funeral

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Thc funeral of
the late General Beale took place to-day
from the family residence in this city.
The remains will be taken TO Baltimore
and crematcd, then the ashes inferred at
Chester. Pa,
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lIookmnker Killed.

SAN Francisco, April 2s.-Frank North
cry. the well-known bookman. WAS shot
and fatally wounded by Harry Thorn, an
other bookmaker. in the Garcias saloon
OH Montgomery street to-night, as result
VI dru nken row.
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BENJAMIN AND THE BELL.
Tho Ex-prsaidcnt Addressss . Liber; >
Hal Meeiing.

IYpiANAPoLIs,A April 2s.-The liberty bsii
arrived here from Cleveland this morning
aud II was greeted by 1200) school child.
rcn, each carrying u flag. After viewing
tho patriotic relic tho children marched
with tho Philadelphia COMMITTEES 10 the
capitol, whero many thousand psople
were assembled. The children sang
patriotic songs and ex-President Harrison
delivered an address to the children, out
lining the significance Of the event and
congratulatinR his hearers ON the growth
Of patriotism In this country and predict
,ng an increased reverence or the flag In
coming years.
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ITS JOURNEYS END.


u Disting utshsd EseOsi.
CHICAGO, April 2s.-Amid the blaze Of
rockets and Roman candles and welcomed
by the shouts OF crowds Of people, the
westward Journey OF the old liberty bell
came TO an end tonight. Tho reception
Mt the depot WINS informal, tho only official
delegation being q squad of police. Tho
reception. however, already accorded the
famous relic aud its distinguished escort,
by special committees from the city coun.
Gil and worlds fair committee on cere-
monica. who mot the train bearing the
bell ut the state line, displayed . sufficient
amount Of respect for the bell.
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SUNDAY CLOSING.
An Attempt Made To Bring Up the Qsss-
tioa Again.

tion Again.
CHICAGO, April 2s.-At . meeting q The
national commissioners this afternoon
the sunday closing question was dug up
aud buried again. Commissioner 4 v.
Tousley Of Minnesota, moved to withdraw
from the Judiciary committee tho resOlu.
tion of Elbseck Of Iowa. referring the mat.
ter of Sunday opening to the local direct.
ors. Tousley said the matter Of openine
the gates had been settled once aud he
saw no reason for bringing IL up again.
Eibseck opposed the withdrawal, believing
that the gates should open. II Il could b
,rary to tho laws Of Illinois. After consid-
erahle discussion. Towsley Withdrew HE
resolution aud 80 the matter disappearsd
from view once Inogos
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Took % Docior Aboard.

HARRISBURG. Pa, April :s.-Ths Duke
do vcragua passed through here this after
noon en- route to Chicago. On the way he
had an attack Of heart failure. He felt
better as tho train left. hut il was thought
better to have q physician along and DE-.
Duonott accompanied tho party.
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OLD IN SERVICE.

A Consul of the United States Dies ut
Winnipeg.
WINNIPEG. Manitoba. April 2s.-United
States Consul Taylor. who has represented
the American government ut Winnipeg
for 23 years, died this afternoon.
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CHILL RAMPANT.
II IL Alleged That She win Not Trea
with Egnn.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-No information
has been received Mt the state depart
ment In regard to the report from valpa-
raiso. that the Chilian minister of foreign
affairs has refused TO hold further official
communication with Minister Egan on nc
count of letters In the course of tho recent
controversy about the Chilian refugees.
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MORE CHINESE.
Coming To the Worlds Yair-An Tn
usually Quick Trip.

usually Quick Trip.
TACOMA, WASH. April 2,.-The North
crp Pacific steamship. Victoria. arrived
this afternoon from China and Japan,
having nadc the remarkably fast time of
12 days and 81 minutes. She brought yji
Chinese. 2i3 Of whom are actors en- routc
TO the worlds fair. Tho Chinese will be
inspected tomorrow.
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DOMESTIC TROUBLES.
They Lead % . Triple Crime IN
Oregon.

LA GRASDE, Ore. April 8.-Wori
reached this city to-day that Edward X
Bunnell. q prominent farmer OF wallowa
county. has killed his wife and daughter
and then hanged himself. Bunnell is over
80 years of age and tho crime is ascribed
10 domestic troubles. an action for divorce
having been commenced by. his wife.
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Boots and Shoes

To be comfortable. should fit
just right. We have the stock
to make everyone feel perfectly
at home in that respect. II
will only be necessary for you
to call on US to be suited cx.
actly in price and quality.