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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-12
kENIUCkY WHlIECApS.

RUssELLVILLE, KY, May 1l-Excite-
ment is running high at the little village
of South Union, ten miles from here.
William Phillips WAS robbed of several
hundred pounds of meat by thieves, who
broke into his smoke house the other
night. a day or so later he received an
anonymous letter, saying that if he did
not stop talking be would have all his
property taken from him. A Worthless
fellow named Abe Cardwell and il Mrs.
Mitchell were suspected of the theft.
The other night IA mob of about twenty
five masked men went to the house of
Cardwell and took him to the woods. \
rope was placed about his neck and ne
Was drawn up 10 the limb of II tree three
times, in an endeavor to make him con-
fess The mob then left him and returned
TO the home of Mrs. Mitchell. She was
taken some distance from the house,
beaten with hickory sticks, and told that
If she did not leave the country within
twenty-four hours she would be killed,
The members of the mob are unknown,
and no arrests have occurred. The Mitch
ell woman Is OF bad repute.
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THE MONEY MARKETS.

New YORK, May L-Tbe stock market
was weak At tie opening tuis morning
Genera. Electric, however, was higher.
There was quite \ pressure TO sell, aud de-
clines amounting 10 from / to per cent
In the meantime there had been more
huyiuS than selling, and when the shorts
attempted TO cover - sharp rally followed.
the gains amounting TO from > tn ) per
cent Money closed easy at :. o. per cent.
Stocks closed strOHc.
L0NDoN, May 1.-THE rate oE discount
in the open market this morning was sub
jec, 10 the discount rate that might be es-
iaoiFsiled by tae B1uk OK England The
directors OF tae bank az the weekly CO an
ell advanced the saie 70 3 per cent. The
stock exchange opened wTh the mark<e
intensity excited. a difficult was found
ia arranging the account. Grand Trunk
fell 80 (. Louisville and Nashville.
| afsn Pac iic. Wabash preferred ana
Atcajsou, Topeka aud Santa Fe declined
s.8l pr cent. The stock market closed
WIKI = better tendency. American rail-
way Shares We're steady.
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A CRAZY FAMILY,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 1.-Two
weeks ago BArthella, an Italian farmer in
Conway county, suddenly became insane
aud drowned himself He had a wife and
several children, and two brothers, John
and Alexander, who lived on the farm
with him. The suicide preyed on the
minds of the brothers. and both became
violently insane and had TO he locked up
in the Morrillton jail Ga Tuesday they
were allowed the privileges of the jail,
and .Ioha visited Frank Hickey, the al
Legged murderer of John NJ. Clayton. lie
mt first appeared rational, but suddenly
grew violent and sprang upon Hickey.
Hickey was knocked to the floor. The
rnadman jumped upon hllh, beat him
severely, and, sinking his teeth into
Hickey's shoulder, bit out a piece Of flesh.
The greatest confusion prevailed FOR a
few minutes but the sheriff and the
other prisoners came TO the rescue, and
the madman was soon locked up ia his
cHil
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AT PHILADELPHIA.
TuRE WINNERS.

BENNING's. d. c., May u.-Wiuners:
Gallivant, Isaac, Captain Manning, Bal
ladau, Little Chance. Mogul.
EAST ST LOUIS. Ills. May 1l.-Winners:
Leadville, Murphy, Starlight, Reuben.
LOUISVILLE. ky., May II. - Winners:
Emma Mel, Dart, La Belle, Ducat, Cliff
ford.
HAWTHORNE, His, May 11.-Winners:
John Arthur, Governor Adams, Ivanhoe,
RooServ, Castanet.
GLOUCESTER, \. J., May 1l.-Winners:
Pleymar, Perchance, Minnie j., Lord Dali
meny, Lacartia, King Crab
ST. LOUIS, May 11.-Winrers: Rally,
First Day, May Thompson, Zampost, St.
Joe.
GUTTENBURG, \. j, May 11.-Winners:
Paragon, Marianello, Sirocco, Logan,
Fagot Larghetta.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE board of review
Of the National Trotting association con-
cluded its meeting today and adjourned to
meet in New York in December next.
Several cases of small interest were dis
np.pH Df
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uulcKv Ann DYNAMITE

MUsCATIE z. Ia. MAJ 1l-IHe residences
OF three prominent citizens, who are prose
cutting saloon cases, were blown up by
dynamite this morning. No fatalities re-
snltei The houses. however. were COM
pie elr wrecked. Our OF the houses de
stroyet was the home % John Mahou. eli
tor ut the Muscatiue Journal, also post
master. end an arci=at PToaib,tIonist The
other houses belonged 10 Messrs. Hess-l-
gar and Rosenberg.
Pabiic .ju,ifcua;io1 runs high. Suits
will De broasns against ths remaining
thirty-tSo saloons. Judge Wolf 81 jouraed
court until tomorrow owing 10 Iae pnbiic
Indignation and slight Injuries received By
Attorney RossE bsr-eE-
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OkI AHOMA POLITICS,

| Special Correspondence OF the Daily Eagle
| OKLAHOMA CITY. O. T.. May 10.-The
| little territory" is convulsed from stem
TO stern at the appointment of an utterly
unknown man (and one who makes no pre-
| tensions to governing anything larger than
a modest lumber yard to be governor OF
Oklahoma territory. Boiling this ap-
poiniment down to its proper proportions,
it means that the Texas Democracy is ''in
it," and the Kansas and Missouri Demo
Gratis the figure 9, and the tail amputated.
IL means goodbye TO DR.. Beale for the
Oklahoma postofiice, and walk in Mr.. Up
shaw, ct al. What terrible tempest in
teapot" this appointment has created.
Where, oh. where are your cyclones, tor
nadoes, cloudbursts, waserspouts, ct omne
genust They are small affairs compared
TO this "bomD explosion" from the i'm
mortal pan njandrum" at Washington, hurl-
ed without warning into the peaceful and
harmonious ranks of the innocent and un-
suspecting Democracy of the 'baOy terri
tory"
The general expression along the line of
the unterriGed Democracy was "W hat
next? Where are we at?n In less than five
minutes tby the watch) every anti-tariff
Texas and Arkansaw Democrat had known
"Bill Renfrow' ever since he was knee
high to a duck. ""Knew his daddy? Yes,
Stree" Just the man we wantr ''Hur-
rah for Governor Renfrowi'
The gubnatorial battle was simple re-
sumo of the old fight, "Oklahoma City
against Guthrie, - and, for {. wonder, Okla
homa City wen the day. The bitter fight
Of Guthrie against Hon. Sidney Clark was
made because Clark was supposed 10 be
an Oklahoma City citizen. Wonderful
politics! Wonderful dice throw Well
might the bard of Avon break out thusly:
"Man, proud man, drest in little brief
authority, cuts such fantastic pranks be-
fore high heaven as makes the angels
weep"
Ex- Governor Stone of Iowa has con-
cluded to pitch his tent" near the city Of
Oklahoma, and TO practice law here in the
city As the leading man in the land
Office under the late administration of
President Harrison, he is more than well
come TO our city. He has purchased a
lovely claim (l6O acres) west OF the city, IL
easy, comfortable distance, about three
quarters of mile from the corporation
line, and will at once build on the same a
comfortable residence. We want inn
mediately, at once, or sooner, ten thous-
and such men and families here.
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 11.-G. n. Bierce
the newly elected president. assumed the
gavel at this mornings session of the In
ternational Young Mems Christian associ-
alton. The morning program consisted oi
Il Scrptural reading ana prayer, the an
nouncement of the standing committees
and paper on educational work in the
association.
at the afternoon session L. A Mulhalll
conducted the devotional exercises, after
which SeidonS Spencer of ST. Louis read
a paper on ''Co-operation." He was fol-
lowed by j. II. McCurdy of New York on
"What the State Department Can do for
the Physical Department of the Assocja-
ton" l.
This evening large audience listened to
an interesting address by L. d. Wi.hart
on Our Work for Young Men of New
Christian Countries"
From 8 to 10 O'Clock a reception was
given the delegates in the rooms of the
local association.
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THE EL RENO REUNION.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle
Ell RENO, o. T, May 11.-This is the first
of the three .days' eDcampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic of Oklahoma
Territory, and it is gala day for our beau
tiful and prosperous city. Every train
brings in scores OF visitors, who are re-
ceiyed and waited on by the various COM
unittees 1t is estimated that the number
of our guests on this occasion will exceed
two thousand, for whose entertainment
and accommodation ample provision has
been made. All of the business houses and
many of the residences are elaborately
decorated with bunting, with the national
flag floating proudly in the wake Of the
cool breezes. The appearance OF the city
today certainly bespeaks hearty welcome
to the incoming guests and voices the
sentiment and patriotic spirit Of its cltl-
ZenS.
Hon. John w. Noble, eX-secretary of the
interior, was expected to arrive on the
AFTERNOON train from the east side, but
wreck on the Santa Fe prevented the train
from making connection wit h the ChOctaw
line. The general will arrive tomorrow.
Hon. a. J. Sesv, ex-governor of the ter
ritory; Hon. Robert Martin, secretary Of
the territory, and wife: Captain j. {. De-
laney, receiver of the Oklahoma City land
office. and wife, and Congressman ID. L.
Flynn are also expected.
j. Il. Warren. from Tennessee, is visiting
his brother, our genial Major Warren,
with a view of investing in real estate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-12
GUTHRIE GOSSIP

GUTHRIE, .. T.. May 1-[Special.l-
Governor Renfrow has spent the day IN
consultation with Ex-Governor Seav r..
lative TO executive matters. The new ex.
ecutive is quietly taking in tie situation.
There Will be DO hasty action, ii being the
intention OF the governor to take up the
work where the last executive left II. and
10 make no retrcgrade movement AboC,
Monday The office Will he beSigel bv !,
horde of fofficeseekers.
Last night at the Republican club rooms
some splendid speeches were made Gen
eral Noble eclipsed his afternooa effort
Hon. Frank Greer made witty and
farcible speech.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-12

THy best rub3ss come from Purrnah
TIE finest turquoisev come from Per
90.
TUr emerald Is now one of the raress
Of precious stones
WAY few rubies. rea sapphires. .r-
osed fve carsts ia weight
TIE rest opals are now ob.alned
from Hungary and HonduraA
RE pay 81 eoior in the opsi T. 4 nc
20 minute assures Ia The sions
Tx ISLAND - Ceylon l. ,hs ssos. re-
rrsa7Saeie gem dsposss in The world
kFEEr gen known % the LAP 1zrJ
has teen tpund IL tne n..ed stats
THE tomb of Ioflsrynassi "a covered
With diauaoEds, sappalFes and rubisA
valued a sl0.o09. 500.
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DEADLOCKED BY DEATH.

SPRIEGFiELE. Ill. May ll-Representa-
tive MTets. q Democrat. died ihisIp morning.
Tlis leaves the Democrats with hnt "a bare
quorum in the house, and tue party may
fiud itself 80 the mercy OF a single recAlcI-
tTaEt. Iweasy days must eIapse before
Mr MEcTs' successor r,fu be- elected. and
the legislature iaay aljoGrn before tbas
time. I his situation practically destroys
the prospects of a con gr-ssiJuai and sen
sCog.aI reaypogtionTeat by ;aIs legislature.
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THE SCOTCH-lRlsH CONGRESS

SPRINGFILD, O., May 1.-The Scotch
Irish congress of America convened in
fifth annual session this morning, with
zoe delegates present from all over the
United States and Canada. The congress
was called to order by President Robert
Bonner of New York. Governor Mckin-
ley welcomed the delegates on behalf of
the state and Mayor johnson on behalf Of
the city. President Bonner responded and
was followed 10y "A speech from General
Gibson of Ohio on Governor Arthur 81.
Clair. a public reception was held this
evening. Among the delegates are many
distinguished men, including Rev DR.
Nichols OF ST. Louis.
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AN UNFORTUNATE TOWN.

DETROIT. Mich, May 1L-A special dis
patch says that half of Spring Lake, n
village two miles above Grand Haven, has
been destroyed by fire. For The second
ttnle within five years the town has had IA
terrible visitation by fire. A steamboat
passing up the river early this morning is
said TO have set Sawdust on fire by sparks
from her smoke stack. \ stiff gale aided
the flames, ana the residence portion WAS
soon burning. Eighty families are with
out homes. The loss will foot up TO sl60,
900. The insurance is not known.
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AFTER THE PAPER TRlJST.

TOPEKA, Kan. May u.-At,orney Geu-
eral Little has addressed communication
to the county attorney OF Saline county,
callingupon him to seek out aud prosecute
the agents of the paper trust, who have
threatened to destroy the business Of the
Salina Paper Manufacturing company,
because 1t refuses to joia the trust. The
agents of the trust recently offered to buy
a third interest in the Salina company and
take it into the trust. The company re-
fused TO SELL and then the agents threaten
ed to harrass the company until 1t should
comply with the trusts demands
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A CRANK OEFlCESESKER.

WAsHINGToN, May IA crank was
found at the " bite House yesterday. His
name is Hamilton Saunders. and lie halls
from Sumter, s. c. He is heavy built
man, 3S years of age, and desires to receive
the appointment of minister to Mexico
Saunders arrived Tuesday evening and
called at the White House that night, but
did not get in. Yesterday be showed up
the second time. and WAS placed under ar
rest and hustled off He was taken before
Sanitary Officer Frank, by whom he was
recognized as an insane man with whom
the police had a similar experience about
SIX weeks ago. He will be sent home.
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THE AIRERNIaNS.

New YORK. Nay i1-The annual con
venlion of the Ancient Order cf Hibsr-
mans sdjourned tonight. af,er else.ing
cfleevs aud passing resol atoms pledcin-
moral sud flnancla, support % he Erist
c.use John !. pat.on - Boston was re-
eirctei national delegate; Rlchard Nc
&ul.in % jersey Cssy. Eational secretary,
sut Tnomss 3 Czs.1ly q NangIcose. Pa 4,
uatioaal tsessurcr Nr. Paiioas Eepurr
showed p ca new me u bsTs received s9r-
ing tbe year. The order IS IN good laau.
clsi csndl;icn-
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HEALTH. WEALTH AND PLEASURE.

North Galveston, Tex. combines every
advantage which appeals to the investor,
homeseeker or invalid.
The soil is peculiarly rich and fruitful
and fortunes can be made III growing
pears, piUms, strawberries, etc. Mauufac-
turers will find it a factory site without
an equal, and there is an abundant supply
of raw material near at hand, and the city
has excellent land and water trans
portation facilities. Every breath of air.
Inhaled in this delightful cline Is pure,
invigorating tonic, and the temperature is
the most equable to be found anywhere.
Sea bathing may be enjoyed many months
in the year.
Wright & Miller, the North Galveston
Associations local agent will furnish full
particulars regarding this coming indus
trial city. Tue address Of the General
Office is, Box 963 Minneapolis, MINI.
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LIE snlNA lYNcAING

TOPEKA, Kan, May 1l.-Governor Lew
elling this morning offered reward of
500 for the apprehension of the parties
concerned in the lynching OF Dan Adams,
the negro who wautonly stabbed the sta
ton agent OF the Union Pacific railway at
5 alma "a short time ago. The governor
offered the reward IL response TO de
mand made by n committee OF coiored
men, who called Oh him yesterday and
presented him with a copy OF the rrsolu-
tions adopted at an indignation meeting
held here last Tuesday.
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THE CHICAGO BOARD.

CHICAGO, May blank failures, the
government roper; and lower foreign mar
ke;s, made Il combination today that shook
2 cents off the price OF whear Good buying
on the break caused n reaction Of 4 cent.
Tonight the price OF July. compared with
yesterday 5 close. shows loss OF j.. cents
per bushel. Corn aud oats were each n
trife higher. Provisions, after a dnil
session, closed a little lower, on the whole.
for pork aud bard; cut ribs show marked
decline, amounting To II cents.
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MEXICAN RIOTERS.

DURANGO, Mex. May IA holiday cell
ebration yesterday terminated iA bloody
fght, in which five of a mob Of drunken
Mexicans and one policeman were killed,
a large number of the lower class Mexi-
ca rs were parading the streets and com
mittiag depredations, when the police
attem pied to suppress the lawlessness
The mob fired upon the officers killing
one and wounding two others. The police
returned the fire, killing four leaders of
the mob. The Others Were captured, and
will receive the severest punishment for
their offeuse.
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pEpalruEn

kansas CITY, No. My lt-GovsTuoT
Sfo9e tonight reprieVssf foE tau wsrEs
Thomas Smith tcoisrc5s~ wac was sen
teueet % be hanged ia tits c.Ey ou Frldry.
Tie was convicted 0f naElieria2 another
colgred mar named CaEeFoB.4 u a drusk~n
row. Sua1Ea set up tDe plea of srtf-se-
fenze- Iae sct1o!d had bs-s1 prepared
4ad a.. The preparations I2asse oy thS
sslsr.G %. tbe eXsc1tson oa friday.
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A POINTER ZOE GROVER

CHICAGO. May ll.-WheU Mayor Harri-
son Went TO his Office yesterday morning
he found waiting at the door TO see hun
Alderman Ryan. The latter wanted an
Office and Mr. Harrison refused 10 see him
Ryan attem mpted TO push IN through the
door. Harrison WAS lighting cigar at
the time and thrust the burning match
into the center OF Rams long gray
whiskers Ryan was painfully burned,
bat Harrison got nd OF an importunate
offlceSeaker
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SulClCE

WARES. Mass. MsY li-Wsrrsa g.
Bg:,ergsorfh. aged -. committed suicide
a. be home hese tAIs afternoon - shoot
inr hirnse!f thrr uga tie head with = rife
HIS daughter. Ea3uis, wio sAs tTy q -
prevea5t beg father from ooaz tbs rash
act, received tAs ballet 50 osr bssin ais~F
if bad rysx-eei taryBzh her fatAsT's lead
she is dead
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IMPORTED SMALLPOX

NEW YORK. May Il.-When the steam
ship Lain reached quarantine at o'clock
this morning four cases of smallpox
among the Hungarian immigrants were
reported to the quarantine officials. They
were removed to North Brothers Island.
They were walked directly through the
steerage, exposing all the passengers to
infection All OF the latter will be remov-
ed to Hoffman island, disiufected and
Quarantined
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WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHER BUREAU,

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 7
WICHITA, Kan, May IL, 1893. !
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair, with rising temperature after Fri
day.
During the past twentyfour hours the
highest temperature was rs, the lowest
IS, and the mean GS, with .O2 inch
of rain just before sunrise followed by
cooler, clearing weather.
Thus far in May the average tempera-
ture has been 90.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month OF May has
been g. and for the 1lth day 81.
FRED l. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, May 1L-Following is the
forecast up to s p. m. Friday:
For Kansas-Generally fair; variable
winds.
For Missouri-Fair; northwest winds,
becoming variable.
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TIE EVOLUTION

OF medicinal agents is gradually relegat-
iug the old-time herbs pills, draughts and
vegetable extracts To the rear anCt bring
ing into general use the pleasant and ef-
fective liquid laxative, Syrup OF Figs. To
get the true remedy see that 1t Is manu-
fsc,ured by the California Fig Syrup CO.
only. For sale by ali leading druggists
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THE MuSICiANS LEAG,jE.

DETROIT, May 1.-The National League
of Musicians selected Baltimore as the
next place of meeting. Before adjourning
several resolutions were adopted, among
them one condemning Theodore Thomas
for importing musicians for the worlds
fair concerts, Instead OF engaging compe
tent American musicians.
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snpxlns 20 ca RARal

NEw YoRk. 1.ay ll.--Juss bzi0Ts sail
ing tor home snz ~ Si- John Hopkins. tie
British ADMIR-: sS8d LIE captain u tie
four British sAtPz, presented Admiral
Gherarii wish baudsoms silver lgv.a-
cup Us taes4enfoof The naval review
several of the crew O! the reu,aiuiug YES.
.sLs aela nc dar.ng The nLornLos-
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ATCHlSON EsRnlhcS.

CHICAGO. Mag 1.-THE earnings Of ths
AteAi-5l Tor the fourth week of April
were s,S7. -, against So Is scr the saline
week last year For tae entire system tbe
earnings for ts~ same week ys-rs e ~ 80,
against f. 07S. 60 ioE the same period izs.
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AN emBEZzLER.

SAx FRASCI9co. My IA warrant
was issued today for the arrest Il Eigsr Il
Whitney. recently city agent Of the fiiei-
ity and Casually company, charging bim
with embezzlement Tue amount % the
defalcaiiarss Is So ID 10 be several thousand
dollars " hituey IS al eyed % bsve col
lected premiums on .pCiic5es aad failed 70
tDrn the muaey fa.
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For all diseases of the liver Or blood If
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No matter how bad your case, DR.. Sage'5
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DALLAs. TX Nay Il-H@avg Tsias
1s55u ,saoa- I@xss b4ve greatly szssal.crei
tie eEaac-s i5g = l98 CROP. wA8Ga hereto
fore were poor
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CoSeuGafA, k2a-. Aizy IA heavF
r2lE fsal l.ess Z ssst along tsae gGe 81 ihs
Central Branch - t4r @zsr - A9Tz1a 0@r
zn+ sayee tru;lz !-r-ss = i. Es.s-
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The Italian GRAIN SHORTAGE

RoNE, May lI.-H-posJs 70 the govera-
meut Indicate that the aroaSat la, caused
- much damage to the crops tha, Italy
viii be obliged 10 import 1I3. So. .oC0 bush
els II grain IN eyce>s .. the amour,
usually imported.
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AROUND The WORLD on WHEELS
~. LorIs. May II-Tbis morning
Thomas g. Allen snd IS l. raehfist~u ef
% Washington university eniered the
home stretch OF a glgi1--~ueircllnx tour.
starting from this city 70 sbssl 10 New
Y0rk