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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-19

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brilbten Mdnneru iiao nod Z seitorben.
Die @eianmtSabl Der 3ooten lit iest
auf IA seitiesen. Weun gertuuuoets
iinb nod I'M Spital, bod bofft MON. oaf
bieie scneien meroen.
Inter ben Sooten linb nur 5iuej
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BON 9nnoi1e, ga. uno Der Steuermanr
Gurus Me9ers bon Cincinnati. 9it
unbereu II iimb iarbise u&Ouitabouts."
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ben 5ebn big 5w0li Mdnner oaour6 &C.
t0btet, baB iie aus elmer S6be BON 1000
SUB in Den S6aht ltiir5ten.
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auf9eluuuoer, I'M ihr Mitta9seiitn e,n:
sunebmcn. Ser Waldiniit lief Der
Nuf5ie5faitcn 9e9en Die Salten bes
Sdadtes anituSen uub Der 8oppeltol
sen brad, iu0rouf Der aaiten nit Der
2srtcn aus elmer 9Dbe bon iiber 5000
SuB auf Den @runo bes Sdadtes uie
ocrltiirste. Die 2eute iuursen Idmmtlid
9ct6Otet. Sofsenbes iito ibre Tamen:
Iler Cameron, Sdmes Cooling
Stiibe eintr pcriuiitiucten Muttcr
| 5oisrb Sop, BinterIdbt 5ran, wtltD
oil Der Miinbun9 res S9a6tts mt ict
mem Mitto9selien wartete, uno Gil
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&pbert Sto5ert @uopia, b;nierldb
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8ittper, SamsS Sreuani, binierldG
ssral unb brei 8inosr, Con. g. Su(i
Dan, unuerbeiratbct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-19

Ius benz Oloenbursii6en. Gin
srdBtides 8ranbun9lld ere!suete 1if
ON Sonntaa Morscn in Dem airtoorj
Seltrup BEL Sedta. @dbrcnb bic Sc.
meinbe i'll Der STRIDE gum Sodamte par=
iammelt mar, ert0uten fl6bll6 8ranb.
rufe. Oils ma binauseilte, itauo idon
oas 9aus bes 3elersN. in beaen Slam.
men. Ser Is jdbrige gobn oes Sauz
les mar fur5 por6er 5u elmer Na6ba,=
'pobnuHs gegongen unb bate iein bier,
jdbri9es 8riioer6en in benz perIbfufie-
men s9aule alein susiidseiaIlen. Mls
o%erielbe ppn Dem Srnnbe bbrte, iprana
er thbn ous6 ein Senitsr in oas 0aus,
pel6es idon oo0itdnbis uom Seuer en-
9riffen mar, I'm Dos Sinh Den 3lammen
su entreiBen. 2autlole Stiuc berrldte
r%in9s6crum nno barge @ripartuna mar
auf Den @efi6teru Der ll~miteGeuben Al
leier, iuel6e oem @ithen bes sseuers
~se9eniiber obrmdbiis rparen. aber
9iemanb fam aus Den 5fammen auriid,
iudbreno bas 0ah unb Die gSdnoe frahz
END cinltiirSten. Nm nnhern Gaae 400
mar Die beioeu p:rfoblten 2ei1en aug
benz S6uite beruor. Ser dltere Sphu
nor am Gbcno uorGer sur 8eidte unb
lm Worgen cine Stunbe por Dem Srans
De sur bl. Communion 9eipeIen; er ae.
IN Den nd6iteu 9agen su beira=
ben. = Ser im SerbaGt Idiusrer
Sranbllituns itrbcnoe 8abuarbeiter 8.
II 2ogue lift felt eiaiseu Taaeu Der,
d%ipunbcn, nadbem TT am Sonnerstoo
uiebsr aus Der unteriuduussbaft emit.
aileu iuar. 8e9en zines 8etruas
OF Sebn %fs. uuroe Der idou mebrfod
Orbcitrafte Sd!ddterseIeG Sohann
Saraeleit aus Stauffeoen BON Der sipei.
'r Straitammer bes srobberSosliden
'anoaeridts Olbeuburs gu pier 9oden
,aft p%erurtbeilt. i
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-19

Sc fleiuer bie9pie elmer Weoi5in,
Die cine Sur beiplrft, UNI 10 better.
8fBitt's 2ittfe garlD &liers iino Die
tls,niten Billen, betuirfen Die Sur uno
linb baber Ole beiten. 8alfer Sros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-19

Gin tuenis tranf. Se@itt's 9itile
@arlp &iler, bic fleiue Stae, miro Did
furireu. @alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-19

9ie inteaisenteiten 2euie erfeunsa in
9egSiti's 2ittlc garlD &iiers Die be-
iten Siaen iiir unoeroaulidfeit, &upf,
ipeb unb Seritopfun9. @ lfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-05-19

Mit eiusm Belle uerleste I'D mir bel
SuB; bnr6 Die Nn~iueuSuna uOn st
SafObs Del lplroe i9 iebpd in furSel
Belt se1eilt.- grnit Sturm, Meoers
bile, Spiua.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27
Want of Foresight.

Dear sir:-Your OH for tne EXPOSE
TOR zip to AIrll Is IS at maud but as
the date of eXpra on il yery 10 e,
send YOU subscription price to April
1894, at which time AyDca Tii extend
to your city; aud pavci stree, VII be
running through The farms now Or
tervening. ArtesiaH wells VI4 he gdsh-
ing like geysers. Satura gas I'll
nave aiken the place now occupied b!
lightning ru5~ Stack NteI viii be
floating gondolas, and cscH irmcl
will havea whispering gaiiery -upp'.
with telephones, phouOgrHp "a.
self; citing sound catchers 81 ati grade
capable of transmitting ne rustle Of nv
angei's wing or therumble oil aTact or
engine. When all these thmgs tran
spire the Editor o the EErosll V. Il
be millionaire many umg- nad thos,
who neglected the publishing business
will regret their want of fore. sight.
Yours very respectfully.
O'Brien j Atkinson
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27
Roseburg Letter.

Mrs. VIM. +. Green is recovering
from an attack of lung trouble.
Maggie Bradshaw has gone to spend
q week with friends near Marlette.
On Friday last, u sleigh load of our
young people drove to JeddO and spent
the evening at Mr.. Snyder's. All report
a very pleasant time.
Mrs. X. Lincoln, who has been visit
ing among friends here for the last
month, took the train on Tuesday to
return to her home in Dakota.
A Sabbath school convention was
held at the church Eere last Sunday.
We regret to say there were only a few
people in attendance. This is q work
Welt worthy the attention of all right
thinking people as the Sabbath school
is an organization in which all should
be interested.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27
Melvin Letter.

Henry Morgan went to Marietta on
Monday.
Lizzie and John Stanley went to Port
Huron on Monday.
James Thompson returned from
Buffalo on Saturday.
Jennie Murray spent Sunday with
her young friends in Yale.
Mr.. Thompson and family attended
the funeral of Wesley Coles child al
Laurel on Monday.
Mrs. Gilbert received telegram from
Stella, Wis, that her son Geo. and wife
would be here on Wednesday with
their dead child.
The Maccabees of this place will give
a public installation of officers on Tues
day evening Jan. 81. Deputy Great
Commander VIM. l.. Wilson and Cad
die Perkins, Deputy Great Comman-
der. l.. o. T. NJ. will speak for the pur
pose of organizing a lady's hive here.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to be present. 1t will be held in the
church.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27

There are l6 prisoners in the county
Jail.
Marlette feels the need of a town
hall.
Croswell society folks will hold a
wishbone supper.
There are number of cases of diph-
liberia in Marine City.
It is very unsafe to cross the ice now
between Port Huron and Sarnia.
The Port Huron Fish Co. will soon
erect large ice house in Sand Beach.
The German Herald is now being
published by Hoesl & Bauer, at Port
Huron.
During the year 1892, AL vessels
entered the harbor of refuge at Sand
| Beach.
The anniversary of Robert Burns,
was observed at Sanilac Centre, Janu-
airy 25th, 1898.
A five year old Port Huron boy had
his leg broken by attempting to catch
on bob sleighs.
Croswell wants first class foundry.
A bonus is ready for anyone who will
start such business there.
Stowe 81 Co.'S Uncle Toms Cabin
showed in INLAY City last week to a
crowded house. The arts we're we'll
taken.
The February docket of the circuit
court contains 10 criminal cases, l05
| Jury eases IA court cases and 20 chan
Gerry cases.
Capt. Darius Cole, the veteran vessel
owner, died at his home in Detroit last
week. Capt. Cole leaves an estate
valued at about 500, 900.
Alvin Shobert, Is years old, living
near Sand Beach, had three fingers of
his right hand taken off by an axe in
the hands of a companion.
The association of Patrons of Indus
try in Grant township has been disorg-
anized and the money and fixtures
divided among 20 of the faithful.
A grand calico ball will be gwen in
Port Huron next Monday evening for
the benefit of the Hospital and Home.
Everybody is expected to attend.
Prosecuting attorney Lincoln Avery
is waging war against liquor dealers
who are selling liquor without license
Several have already been arrested.
Fort Gratiot people are beginning to
think it will be much better for them
if they are annexed to Port Huron
rhc question will probably be put to
a vote before long.
John Shipp, of near Almont, GO years
of age, took morphine, and died from
its effects Wednesday of last week. II
is not known whether the morphine
was taken purposely or not.
T. +. Holden's house in INLAY City
had narrow escape last week. In
some manner it caught fire and the
woodwork and articles in one room
we're completely ruined before the
danes could be cxtinguished.
A Chinaman entered Port Huron
through the tunnel from Canada one
night last week, but was at once cap
tured. lie was tried and sentenced 10
the Detroit House OF Correction until
ne could be sent back to China.
Fire broke out in meat market q
Marlette the other day, but the fir'
engine could not be used on accoun
of there being three feet of solid ice II
the suction pipe between the engine
and water supply, 90 the old-fashionet
method of using pals was resortcd L
and the flames extinguished. Marlett
firemen should lock after their fir'
apparatus.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27

Or. YulIl and Tbomas Moore Must
Charges.

Port Huron, Mich, Jan. 24.-Special
Thomas III. Moore, of Roseburg, San
lilac county, and DIR. William X. Yuill,
of Yale, st. Clair county, were arrested
yesterday at the Union hotel in Port
Huron, by sheriff Bernatz. DR.. Yuill
gave bonds for his appearance at the
circuit court and Moore was lodged in
Jail. DR.. Yuill is charged with crimi-
nal abortion on Miss Della Gardner. of
Roseburg. The operation is alleged TO
have been performed at Yale on the 10
of July last. Moore is arrested upon
the charge of being an accessory. The
strange part Of the matter is that legal
action has been so long deferred. Mr..
Moore is man about 35 years of age,
and has previously borne good repu-
tation. He was married to a Miss
Simmons last fall, and was at the time
of his arrest defendant in breach of
promise suit brought by the same Della
Gardner. William w. Cowing, of Yale,
is defending Mr.. Yuill. DR.. Yuill is
well and favorably known at Yale,
and has a large practice.-Detroit Eve
ming Journal.
PoRT Huron, Mich, Jan. ga pitt
| full case of abuse, love and crime has
just came to light here. Della Gard
ner, q retiring young women of 20 and
an orphan, has made serious charges
against DR.. Yuill, of Yale, and Her
man Moore. She says that she was
engaged to Moore for three years, and
that last year under promise OF mar
riage he ruined her, leaving her in a
critical condition. sic charg that
| Moore called in Dr. luili, who per-
formed criminal operation upon her.
The crime she AYERS, was committed
last July, and she has been waiting
ever since for Moore to fulfill his
promise of marriage. On strength of
this and other evidence, Prosecuting
Attorney Avery has had warrants issued
for the arrest of DR.. Yuill for abortion
and of Herman Moore for aiding and
abetting the crime. DR.. Yuill is now
in custody and will be brought to thi'
city and locked up. Officers are after
Moore, who promised 10 give himself
up.
The story is one of the most touching
in the annals of st. Clair county crime
and it is reported that sensational de
velopments will come. Miss Gardne
Is prepossessing in appearance, hasblu'
eyes, dark hair and fair complexion
She returned yesterday to Roseburg
and will be called here later TO Civ
evidence.-Detroit Evening News.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27
From ST, ignace.

We have received a letter thi, week
from James A. brennan, of st. Ignace
in which he says: enclosed find
postal note for paper another year.
Send the ExPosITOR right along rs we
cannot do without IT, am bagg ge.
man for the d. =. 5. IL 4. ~ this place
and am doing we'll II il splendid
winter here So far, there ho4 been good
ice for driving across he straits for
about two weeks. The ice crusher
st. Ignace is rushing freight across
night and day and then can't keep the
yards clear. There re about eighty
cars of flour for the east every day,
Wishing y on prosperous year.
J mes A. brennan
st. Ignace, Mich
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27
MEIcHBoRHooD NEWS.
Emmett Letter.

Franc Cory is recovering from her
recent severe illness.
More and better quality of ice il
being put up here than usual.
James McGrath contemplates en-.
larging his place on Main st. and mt
ting it for a hotel.
John F. Buckley is getting the stone
and sand on the ground for his brick
block to be erected in the spring.
Annie Donahue visited her parents
over Sunday returning to Sarnia Mon
day where she is attending school.
Patrick and Mrs. Brandon brought
their eldest child from Messy, Algoma
District. Ont. for interment in Kenoc
kee cemetery, Saturday last.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens. that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, DIR. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
lens Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters,
and have never handled remedies that
sell IS well, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not
hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and We stand ready to refund the pur-
chase price. II satisfactory results do
not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity on
their merits. ~Grsns Holden y Bro.'
Drua9tstp.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27
Farm for Sale.

Located i mi. north and 4 mi. west OF
Yale, containing II acres, all improved
and ploughed ready for crop. Good
buildings, fences, well of water, young
orchard of acres and other improve.
ments. Terms-Reasonable, to suit
purchaser. For further particular;
call at the premises or write Chas. G.
Richardson, Yale. 35m3
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27
General News.

There are 16 prisoners in the county
Jail.
Marlette feels the need of town
L.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27

have ON hand and for sale at rock
bottom prices, lumber, hath and shin
giles. Am receiving three carload,
per week and intending builders will
do well in calling an me before pur
chasing their supply. Best culled shin
giles from 80 cents upwards per thous
and. My yard is the cheapest place II
town to buy shingles.
AZ JOHN d. JONES, Yale.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27
Improved chester Hog.

Gentlemen. Farmers Breed the
best. Pigs from this hog dress 3llbs.
at weeks old and 90 lbs. at 8 months
For use at the farm of G.. ID. Waldorph,
2 miles North and 1t West of Yale.
Fee 81 spot cash with privilege of
return. 31m2.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27

A tie vote on two legislative candidates in
Kansas at the last election was decided by lot.
apparent The value of single bottle OF q
good cough cure such as Hamilt0ns Cough
Balsam Is often greater than this. by stopping
prevents Il long illness and IL may be saves a
life. A bottle costs but 25 cents. It's use may
save $500 IN doctors bills. Sold by dealers.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-27
The Terrible Pains.
40 Value of a Sinuie Vote

or Neuralgia, Rheumatism, &C., are relieved
quickly bv Parmelee's Universal Liniment
Sold by dealers.
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SUCKER FROM MONTANA
COST HIM LOTS OF MONEY
How the Game Was PiayOo - n
Clover swindIsv Sells Him .
Restaurant and saloon
He's Wiser Now.


'puess o"p"'s. 's'
ShicAo' may o'-sonn % "a" s, ss.s
ca."e o~ne1 oi Aou'sns' A"
wc'''ouo 70 70. - '"s wor'u eoes -
concernco' nr' A''n.'o,man vs. 70 se
IN tue pananco on 'no Gay, sou.s =.
Serua"t anu "no'y uu"c.ueo
tne ways OF 'n's wckeu cny' Aecocu,nsv:
wheh ne ran aaa'nss Fu''amou nus.su -
MS wue' MarRAte', NO parsu vnu ""1sy
anu hoses 'o Tue anouns OF syoo sno -
some gooo experience 10 eAcnsnss 'os "'s
money
IN the nope Oh eeu'ne usc. q NV
icgeo swindlers' zimmerman nleo o'n
IN inc circuit court so-uay' sssine sos ="
ihJunction restraining snem rom a'sp
ing OF Tue notes no gave tnem. nS saso '
oeaan SUIT aeains' tne Ausans ION $1,000 s,,'
damages. IL the ahessaohs 'n 'ue o'n
are RELIABLE the Austins arc psec'ous
pair OF swindiers' VINO maze = living %
selling and leasing properly IN wnsen sosy
had nos the .hRhtest ihieres.. In sns os
rectory AUSTIN Is quoted - r. L. Ausr'n .
Co., with Offices In room I'D NJ i"' Dssr
born street.
Zimmerman states that ne came 70 .ns'
cago last fail from Aisada, Mont.' WIN
load OF cattle. he admits that ne hao
liven on the frontier all his ire and knew
nothing about the business methods In
vogue here. In q morning papor 10 NO
ticcd an advertisement TO tho cnoct that
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-06
THEY ARE NOT SCARED
SILVER MsN ENCOURAGED
the 'Postponsmsnt OF the Confer :
snos 10 q Good Thing-Appolnt-
mont OF Poetmasteps-Vis-
itors In Washington.

wAsHISGToS, May b.-Ths panicky con-
dition OF Wall street to-day, though inter.
estinR tho officials Of the treasury depart-
ment, did not, they said, Immediately
concern them. a. tho dspartmsnt is un.
able TO aid the situation thssU. That the
trouble 10 not seriously thought a., is
shown By the fact that Secrstary Carlisle
only remained ut the cabinet meeting
about ID minutes and then went homs.
Tho mattcr was not even discussed. The
feeling among the treasury oAlcials.
though they do not openly sxpssss
Il. Is that Wall street spsculators
have brought tho paessnt condition upon
ti'einssiveA, and the government 10 not Ia
any way responsible for L. Il u said n
'he r easury that the time has passed
wher. the government can aid Wall street.
IT GRO was a time whom by purchasing
onsis, relief might have been rendered,
but that condition has Rone By, 40 the gov.
eminent is not In position to take sucl,
action. So for as the treasury depart.
snsnt was advised at the close Of business
to-day, no gold has been taken from the
sut-treasury at New York for export
Saturday. Small offers Of gold continue
to come In and to be accepted.
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oRovER's FRIENDS.

Preparing 10 Fight Tam mssy- Absus
Penaeyer-Montanans In washisgton.
SeeclA Dispatch to the Standard.
WARRINGTON, May 5.-Quite group Of
New York politicians is hero aud tho num-
Der Is increasing. There is great anxiety
to know the meaning Of their presence. ~
they have had much to do with Secretary
Lamont since arriving and are each night
assembled In his room. 1t has been safely
onjectured that tho colonel and his visit
ors are making plan Of campaign against
the antiCleveland machine and that, when
IL 10 put in operation, u will put Cleveland
men only, In Office, with unerring accu.
racy.
Gresham says that Pennoyer was the
only governor offended ut the Chinese d is
patch. Montana's governor promptly
promised cheerful acquiescence In the nc
guest to protect the Chinese from vio-
lence. All the secretary would say about
Pennoyer was: "What vas that story
Vanderbilt told about his son-in.law being
more kinds OF d. fool than any other
d fool no had ever heard Oft"
H. w. Child and T. c. Bach Of Helena
arrived here to-day and are at the Airing.
ton.
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HOW THE HEADS FELL.

statemsnts Showing the Comparative
Execution 81 Two PrssiAeass.
WASHINGTON. May 5.-A statement has
been compiled from the records Of the
postoffice department, showing the num-
ber of presidential postmasters appointed
during the first two months of the present
administration, and also the number APP
pointed during the corresponding period
In Harrison's administration. The state
ment shows that, during the last two
months l55 presidential postmastsrs have
been appointed as against 26A, appointed
during the corresponding period In Hari-
sons administration. The vacancies to
flll which the appointments were made,
occurred during the two periods - fol.
lows:
Offices that became presidsn tial-isa3,
"a; 1859, Al.
designations -1sa3, AZ; 1852. SO.
Commissions expired-ls9s. 55; 1889. 81.
Postnasters dccreased-1s93, 1; 1859, IL.
Renewals-lso3, %; 1889, 30.
Tho statement also shows the average
term served by the 81 postmasters re-
moved by Harrison, to have bsen two
years and eight months. while the average
time served by the % postmastsrs re.
moved during the last two months was
three years and four months.
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OPEN BRIBERY.


Istsrsstiag Tsstssneay Before she Kaasas
Investigating ceamitsss.
TOPEKA, Kan., May S.-Bsfocs the SEN
ate doodle investigating COMMITTEES, to-
day. Representative Lupisr testified that
he was approached by Representative
Bur9ard with proposition to buy his votc
for Hudson, for state printer, for $500. He
was also approached by Bureard with .
proposition to vote against the coal screen
bill. Mckinney testified that Bureard's
offer to him to vote for republican for
state printer was 5000. =. ]. Close, Gov
ernor Lswellina's private secretary. tssti-
fed that w. v. Aofiit approached him.
He proposed that the populists give Hud.
son enough votes to make him state
printer, and, In return. the populists
would b given enough stock In the capi-
tai to control II.
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HOPE DEFERRED.
The lntsrnstiesal Coafsssacs Postpsned
TIL November.

Iu November.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-The interna.
tional monetary conference, which ad-
tourned to reassemble In Brussels ON the
goth instant, will not reassemble on that
date. The general feeling sxpssssed by
tho representatives Of leading powers 10
'0at the end Of May 10 not suitable time
for recommending the labors of the con.
ference, and, as = result, Q consula ton
was held between the president, Secretary
Gresham aud some delegates of tho
United States to-day. IL was determined
to cable the announcement that the reas.
semblinR Of the conference would bc post.
poned until some time next November.
Governor McCreary of Kentucky. who 10
In tho city. and who, as we'll as Senator
Jones Of Nevada, will continue to scrvs
upon tho commission, expresses much
qualification Mt the change Of date. and
believes that II will increase the prospect
Of the conference accomplishing some
solid results.
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A LONG sIEoE.
Congress win Probably Hold . kiss
Moufha' Sesalou.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Congressman
Ou,hwaite Of Ohio is the latest 10 verify
the report that congress will convene In
extra session In September next. Outh-
waite does not take amy stock In tho state
ment that. Immediately after the appoint
ment OF committees, q recess will be
taken until Dec. I.
"It 10 my opinion" said the Buckeye
statesman, ''that congress will be In con.
tinuous session, barring the usual Christ.