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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-13
THE RUFFIAN RIFFIANs,


LONDON, Dec. 13, 1893.-A despatch to the
United Press from Mellla says that General
Martinez de Campos conferred yesterday
with Muley Araaf, the Sultan's brother and
envoy, in tent at Fort Sid Guariach The
results of the conference are kept secret, but,
judging from the fact that writing materials
We're ordered to be carried into the tent, it is
to neutral zone and other matters An
other conference will, it is said, be held
shortly for the purpose of adopting measures
to compel the submission of the Riffians.
General de Campos has declared privately
that he considers the campaign finished.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-13
NO CHANGE IN THE CABINET.

BUFFALO, December 13, Postmaster
General Bissell, who is spending short va
cation in this city, denies the story from
Washington that he would take Attorney
General Olney's place in the Cleveland Cabi-
net, and that Secretary Morton would sue
ceed him as Postmaster General He had
heard nothing of the reported probable
change in the Cabinet, and thought better
ground than Mr.. Olney's present health
would be necessary to force such a change.
The Attorney General, Mr.. Bissen declared,
is in the best of health.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-13
TWO MEN KILLED BY A FALL.

NYAcK, N. Y, Dec. ID, 1s9S.-Henry
Baisley and man named Rose started to
drive home from Haverstraw last night with
a team Of horses. This morning the bodies
of the two men and the horses were found on
the railroad track. 1t is presumed that the
horses fell.over the railroad bridge, dragging
the wagon and men with them
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AMERICAN WAYS IN OLAUoTTA.

By Gable to the United Press.
CBLcUTTA, Dec. 49, 1S93.-The directors of
the Himalaya Bank, who were on trial at
Allahabad on charge of conspiring to deceive
the shareholders as to the condition of the
bank, have been found guilty and sentenced
to imprisonment for terms ranging from one
to three years.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-13
MATTERs OF FAcr.

We tave two stores in the city well
stocked with only Pure Drugs; our pirces
are low. Ewing L. Company.
"A. B. C. Salt for family use best and
purest on the market. Agent for the trade
D. E. Cleary. llth and Hendersonstreets.
-. FoELLER, r., Artist Penman and
Teacher, 81 Newark avenue, Jersey City.
Engrossing Resolutions, Memorials, Card
Writing, etc,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-13
DANCE DU VENTRB IN HoBoKEr

Every sport in Hoboken was at the Ger
mania Theetre last night, the attraction be-
ing Fatima in the "Dance du Ventre." The
house was crowded to suffcation All hands
were disappointed, for the pretty Fatima
gave merely walk around' the stage.
The presence of the police was responsible
for this 1t is likely that Chief Donovan
will stop the dance tonight.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-13
FOUL PLAY FEARED,
Special to the Jerseu Citu Ne,rs.

BOUND Brook, Dec. lS, is9S.-Bernard
Farmer, an old milkman, who lived on the
outskirts of this town. has mysteriously dis
appeared. He was in the borough last night
and started for his home at about ten
O'Clock, but has not been heard from since.
be sold some cattle and hogs yesterday and
in his possession, and it is feared that he has
been robbed and thrown into the Raritan
River
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-13

christian civilization, Mr.. Stevens is para
mount to Mr. Blount; and no President
not even Mr.. Cleveland, with all his power
could change thot condition.
Mr.. Frye also declared that Mr.. Blount, in
his report, had not written one single I'M
varnished line of truth.
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TO PREVENT BOMB THROWING.

By Cable to The United Press.
LONDON, December Is, 1s93.-The Right
Hon. George Shaw-Lefevre, First Commits
sioner of Works, will be asked by the House
of Commons to erect a wire network in
front of the Strangers Gallery of the House
in order to prevent anyone from throwing
bombs into the body of the House.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-13
EXPLORERS AT LAKE NYAssA.
BIZ Gable to the United Pres

81 C6DIG 70 ut6 U7ltteu PTeSS.
MOZAMBIQUE, Dec. Is, 1S93.-Advices from
DR.. Bumiller have arrived at Lake Nyassa
and launched the steamer Wissmann. They
have also explored the territory between
Lake Nyassa and Lake Tanganyika
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CHOLERA NEAR BRUSSELS.
BIZ Gable to the United Press,

BRUSSELS, Dec. Is, 1s9a-Cholera has
broken out in the city of Namur, capital of
the Belgian province of the same name. Two
deaths occurred on Monday. Namur is
thirty-s six miles from this city
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PARNELL RECALLED.
Bu cable to the Untted Pres

By Cable to the United Press.
LONDON, December 13, 1S93.--A receiving
order was issued by the Bankruptcy Court
this morning against Captain O'Shea, form
erly the husband of the now widow of
Charles Stewart Parnell
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-13

That said bills aggregating the sum of
3,53450 were ordered paid by said board on
the days when presented and were actually
paid to said contractor; that said grading
was one contract and the device of render
ing bills for parcels thereof, each under
five hundred dollars, was resorted to for the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-13
NEW JERSEY BRIDGE BILL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S, ls9s,-The Senate
has insisted upon its amendment to the New
York and New Jersey Bridge bill, and or
dered further conference
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GUNPowDER FACTORY BLOWN UP.
By Cable to the United Press.

LONDON, Dec. 13, 1s93.-The gunpowder
factory at Waltham Abbey, thirteen miles
northeast of London, blew up today. One
man was killed and eight men were seriously
injured The wreck Of the building caught
fire and was completely destroyed.
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BEREsFORD HAS THE GRIP.
Ru Coble 10 thc Tinted p,,ese

By Cable to the United Press.
LONDON, Dec. 13, 1S93.--Lord Charles
Beresford, who Of late has called the atten-
tion of the people of Great Britain to the
condition of its naval defenses, is suffering
with influenza.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-12-13
MILITARY EVoLUTIoNs IN SNOW.
~ CabIg to the United press.

Moscow, Dec 1S, 1854 midwinter
series of military evolutions, on large
scale, viii be carried on in places where the
snow lies very deep. The troops will use
new Kherges felt tents.
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ArIinyton Cemeterv.

Lot and graves cared for by Cemetery Association
No assessments moderate prices perfect title. Four
and half miles from Court House; IA minutes by
rail from Erie Depot ONCE Provident Savings
Bank. 2Ss Washington street
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QUEEN vIoToRIA's WINTER VILLA,
BIZ Cable to the United Press.

DV OtIUtt % Ute DTIttEU I7TESS.
LONDON, Dec. 13, 1893.-The Queen has
taken the Villa Fabricotti, near Fiesole
three miles northeast of Florence, where she
will spend part of the winter months. The
lease Of the villa was signed yesterday.
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COPIES SERVED.

Secretary to Mayor Wanser, John ].
Neyin, this morning served copies of the.
original charges and the additional on@
upon every member of the Street and Water
Board. Attached to the charges we're
notices to appear before the Mayor next
tuesday morning at ten o'clock in the
Aldermanic Chamber.
The examination into the charges bids fair
to prove exciting and sensational, and of
necessity interesting to persons anxious to
see the whole kit of the accused officials
unceremoniously kicked out Of office. The
complainants have secured good counsel, as
have also the accused officials!
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public meetings of said board as to prac-
tically exclude the public therefrom; their
regular meeting is fixed for ten o'clock in
the forenoon Of Monday of each week,
but said board has been in the habit
OF assembling at about twelve o'clock noon,
or later, when the patience of persons hav-
Ing business before said board has been worn
out, and they have been compelled to leave:
tins custom has virtually destroyed the pub
lie character of their meetings
HUGH LESLIE,
THOMAS HILL,
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HUDSON CIRCUIT COURT.

Calendar, Monday, December 49, A D. 1885,
and r. > - -
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VENGEANCE IS AROUSED
1 Lynchil6 Expected n Ok Hnl,
Florida
DISCOVERED AFTER A YEAR
The Perpetrators OF . Brutal Muir.
der Brought to Light Last Week
Tho Country Avoused-A
Fearful Crime.

-, - a. ~
YAK BILL, F.s', A.Ascn Cn. 80
ago .Ast Dscenoe. toe en'Ho cous. -
snocseo 70 iesru sus' W. vo.neu - ""
cn'icren nso oeen outc"efeo ~ n1
smah vnase IN 'o'os's counS' f
fackwooa. VINO came from one on ~
oess 'amMes 10 Hoo,vssnA' ~: ,.nsn -
sasss Druco on New aoss enu .sso ~
new"ts w"n ms sis.sr'n-as~ sne
oso sou rsanA' u's WIG usvns 49, -
~ ~ ce,,eo away On pus'es .,. M ." sN
H. na'cn' ne'enSs. o'iosv .'n
lynn; MASS 70 Acep ~. 's"y Sops &
nan. na'cu nfoosns nes son s'oos' M
va year, o'e.
An1 mss ,",,ne',ou 'ue' w. w so'nsn -
sna c"1drou naa ~" mu~tosI ~ ~ VI
n,9n' came .nsousn neero. lN'"s esn.
H.ns' vno $40 some'n'na ~ ovS'
~ tne rackwood pssce; ana as.sI s@ vo.'
unseefs 10 accompany MIN, 'oAs w. os''
ssr m,ens % ,nsesesu -
Aars' na'ch ano tne TWO cu''osen' ID sss"'
were aead.
Inc bodies OF tho women weS rscGssa -.
wMn Nv. p..e.s Ano .ne ,nos =. - o
Mrs, hatch were cut. miss bnees nee1
vas battered IN, appafcn'ly WIN w. sseeH
OF gun. seweiry' shverwaro anu ososs
Articles OF value ana sum OF money wes
und's'urosd' showing tnss sos ooSses %
she murucr was nos p.unaor'
WAS soon proven tnas one os ses
women nso peen assauiteu' anu wss ~
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STRIKE MAY FOLLOW.

The switehmea OF AmericA Are sAiA -
Bs fsvorabls to ssch Aeties.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-An import.
ant secret meeting Of the United Brother.
hood of Switchmen was held hero this aft
cruoon. The purpose Of the meeting was
TO discuss the question OF . strike upon
the Pennsylvania road and on roads sntsr.
ing Chicago during tho worlds fair. O. just
prior to the opening. A number Of Isttsss
WAS read, the general sentiment Of which
was against . strike. Among tho switch
mon nj tho meeting, however. . strong
sentiment seemed to prevail In favor Of
taking advantage Of the coming rush Of
business on the railroads to state the
mems grievances and demands, and put
them to grant them.
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A FRGGZI OUT.


k09 Goooo8 88Ilt000 II8yb08 y Dtu4
0aas-fhs Caasi.
NEW YoRK, March 3s.-The Rerald's
Panama Colombia special says: There 10
. great deal Of dissa atisfaction among the
snerchants Of Panama ovee the high rates
exacted hy the Psnama railroad for trans-
porting msrchandiss brought By tho Pa.
cific Mall steamships. The steamship
bring American eoods and provisions Srosn
New York to Colon for e per ton. For
transporting the same goods from Colon
TO Panama, the railroad charges seven 10
~ times ~ much ~ the sea trip costa.
The rates for provisions across the 18th.
mus 10 eil per ton: for merchaudiss. el6; I;
for condsnsed milk, "a. When thsss
goods arc brought into port by the Pacific
mall steamers these excessive rates make
composition Of the Pacific Mall and the
new steamship limo, which works In
conjunction with tho railroad, Inn.
possible. Local newspaper denounce the
unjust competition. The Star and
Herald says that the refusal to grant
through biils Of lading aud the exsction OF
local rates on cargoes brought by tho Pa
cific Mall, make IL impossible for tho COM
pany TO carry freight between New York
and San Francisco. The new company,
therefore, enjoys . monopoly OF the Cali.
fOrnia trade. A telegram from Boeosa
says that the clauses of the canal contract
have bsen drawn up and will soon be
signed by the government. The contract
delivered imposes conditions which will
not bo accepted by the canal liquidstors.
The government has no faith In the abil-
ity OF tho company to reorRanise on Q
new basis, and 10 only giving tho corpora
tion last chance. When the failure 10
absolutely apparent, II will take posses-
sion Of the canal.
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mills. sos what length Of time annually
and what 10 thsir average daily waessT
"About zoo mon. who have steady en-
ployment for eight months In each year
and who earn from e2.3 to ~ per day, 90
cordius to their skill"
'What number Of men 10 employed ~
logging camps and what wages do they
earu?"
'sFrom 500 to $50. who also find employ.
msnt for about eight months in the year.
from September to May, and are paid
from sse to go per month ana board and
lodging"
''what quantity Of timber. do you esti.
mate, has not YET. been cut upon publSc
lands accessible ID the plants opsratsd b.
your company"
about 1000, ,0oO, 900 fees.r
"What, la your opinion. would be the
general effect upon tho milling interests
In this section should Secretary Smith re-
fuse to renew the permits to cut timber
upon public lands 2"
''Fully 90 psr cent. Of tho exports from
Niss0ula and Ravalli counties 10 lumber,
and to parties owning surveyed lands. In
this neighborhood, such refusal would bs
. decided benefit, % II would have tend.
ency to greatly incrcass the value Of tim
ber. ~ was the case during Ciovcland's
former administration, when, owing to
contest that was wagsd against the
Issuance Of permits, lumber jumped from
81 TO &l4 per thousand. But with such
concerns a. tho Bitter Root Development
company, the Big Blsckfoot mill, Purtls
q Lynch, Kenneth Ross, Joe Catching,
Thompson q Hotter. the State Lumber
company, Godfrey Lavcll and al small
mills, outside Of tho Bitter Root valley,
that are operating on timber cut from un.
surveyed lands, the result would be dc.
cidedly different. These mills would bs
compelled to shut down entirely oe to cur.
tail their operations to timber purchasablo
from owners Of surveyed lands, and which
10 extremely limited and confined, proba-
bly,. to the vicinity Of the Nine Mile district.
The general result. therefore, 20 far Ne the
commercial interests Of this section Of the
state 10 concerned, is apparent"
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Colonel Renney Will He ExsDlnsA b
Physicisns. - to Hts Mind.

Colonel Reuney will Ne ExsDlnsA ~
Physicisns. - to His Aind.
wAsHrNoroN. March "a writ Of In.
quiry into the sanity Of Colonel william
B. Renney, ex-judRs advocate eeusrsl Of
the navy, has been signed by Judge Cox.
The writ 10 suspended for the time bsinR.
Captain George c. Rennsy, brothsr Of
the unfortunate man, being appointed .
COMMITTEES to look after his affairs. This
action Was taken upon tho petition Of
Colonel Renpey's brothers. Captain Rem.
ney and John T. Rennsy, bank presi.
dent In Burlington, Iowa. Rennsy has
been under treatment at the Mclean
asylum, at Somerville, Massachusetts,,
since last August, ON account Of mania
caused by excessive attention to his duties.
He is noisy and incoberent, but bis
general physical condition 10 good. Rem
ney retired with the rank Of colonel last
June.
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CAUGHT AT LAST.
The Aecompiies or kaviehot In the DyaAs
mite Outpsgs Captured.

The Aeconpiies OF kaviehoi In the DyaAs
mite OutPsgs CaptaredL
PARIS, March 26.-Thc police Of 81.
Michel, department OF Aisne, have
caught Anarchist Matthew, suspected of
having been R,vichol's nccomplice In
causing tho explosions OF year aso snd
wrecking the cafe In Hue Magenta. Math-
leu had robbed peasant's hut near 81.
Michel. and the police found him hidden
In loft. When stripped, the police found
In his shoes, papers that showed that hs
Was closely connected With the anarchists
Of Paris. A comparison OF his appear
anco with tho Official description Of
Mathicu, left no doubt that hc 10 the man
for whom the Paris police have been look.
ing.
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The QUEEN OF The SEAS
Trial Trip Il tls Asv APnorsd Cruiser
nuv York.
TWENTY KNOTS AN HOUR
The Vessel 70 the Fastest War Ship
In the World-Dad Weather
Prevailed During the
Test.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2s.-with the
proud distinction OF having broken the
records Of all preliminary trials, and tho
satisfactiou OF being the fastest arsnored
vessel In tho world, the cruiser New York
returned 20 the Cramp ship yard this
morning. Despite the heavy rain and tho
hitting wind, 5000 enthusiastic Philadel.
phians cheered the war ship ~ she backed
out into the stream and stood down the
river on her trial trip. Captain Sargent
acknowledssd the saiutes with the power.
full siren whistle, and tho mighty thrce.
milliou-dollar ship was beaded down the
Dslawars. Then arose another Wild
shout % the four powerful engines began
TO vibratc and the water was churued
into foam sstsrn.
Tho maximum pressure Of steam Was
carried, l20 pounds. Starting with Is rev.
olutious speed Of 10 knots an hour was
attained until Greeuwich point was passed.
After this the now vessel warmed to her
work. 95 rsvolutious were obtained and
tho speed increased to 17.b knots, deluaing
the vessel with cold spray. Tho vessel
glided through the water ~ lightly and
uoiselessly a. o yacht. however, and
scarcely vibration was felt throughout
the ship.
Ths first trial was - follows: From the
flvc-fathom bank lightship to the North.
East End liehtship, tho course. o distance
Of 9.ss nautical miles, was covered In %
minutes, O3S secouds, 0 speed OF 2002
nautical miles pcr hour.
The second trial was on the return trip,
over the same course, the distance being
covered in % minutes, 81 seconds, speed
Of 1887 nautical miles. The average OF
the two trials was 1875 miles.
Tho cruiser then headed easterly In
deeper water. In run Of four consecu.
tive hours. the New York maintained .
20.57 knots, ~ tho water deepcned. The
trial within three weeks.
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SAYS ne DIDN'T.

Deatsl sf Dsnnivaat's ChArgcs.
CHICAGO. March, S.-The millionaire
Iron manufacturer, G. W. Potter. lately
want. for 100000. alleging that Potter had
him out of the way Of his daughter,
Gertrude Potter. has broken his silence
ON tho case. Potter to-day gave . letter
to tho pross VI Chicago, denying fatty any
wants Incarceration.
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FIRE AND WATER.

Three Young Men Drowned and . Girl
Burned to Death.
MARrErrA. Ohio. March 3s.-Three
young men were drowned this morning at
Marietta island. They were attempting
to shoot tho swift water whom the bnat
overturned. Their names arc: George
Dow. Harry Dow and Frank Aekerson.
ETA Ray, . years Of age. Was burned to
death last night, her clothing catching
flro.
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AN ERUPTION.
A Nexioan veieano Bursts Ost ta Vie.
leaee.

A Aexioaa vsieane Bursts Ost ia Vie.
leaee.
CRY or Mexico, March 26.-There is
great alarm among the people Of Tonolu
district, state Of Chiahas, over . terrific
eruption Of the San Martin volcano during
the last two weeks. The volcano u In
tho midst Of . a'populous agricultural coun-
try and extensive coffee plantations. I,
has boon extinct for moro than century.
The inhabitants of the surrounding coun'
try have abandoned their homes aud fled
10 . safo distance. Earthquake shocks,
followed by one Of tho most magnificent
and awe-inspiring explosions ever wit.
nesssd, occurred ~ night and liz up the
heavens for hundreds Of miles around
The flames rose straight up . thousand
feet. Lava poured down tho sides Of the
mountain In streams, destroying ell crops
and vegetation at tho base.
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ny . Baekins Brosehs.
UisIntch to tho standard.

GREAT FALLS, March S.-Louis John
sou, employed by II. H. Nelson at Cas-.
cadc, whils attempting to ride . buckins
horse yesterday, was thrown and kicked
in the back by the horse, rupturine bis
right kidney and causing other internal
injuries. Il is doubtful II he will pull
through.
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GOOD TO PRINTERS.

The Chicago rypographical usisa Esie.
gises Colonel shepard.
CHICAGO, March S.-The members ol
tho Chicago Typographical union this aft.
crnoon. at . largely attended meeting,
passed an appropriate resolution ON the
death Of the late Colonel Elliot Y. shepard
Of New York. A number of speeches wers
made. cxtolling the dead editor Tor his
uniformly friendly attitude toward print.
ers.
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shooting Ut . Dance.

PLAiSpEALIso. La. March 28.-At .
negro dance las, night the crowd became
boisterous and a posse attempted to quiet
them. Shooting was started by the ne
grocs and when the smoke cleared away
IL was discovered that two negroes were
dead and two others fatally wounded.
Professor Johnson of the High school was
slightly wounded in the arm.
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A BRUTAL MURDER.


bhsFttts APkaasass ths soone of bhock.
iag A6AiP.
PIAE BLrpy, Ask., March ss.--lnforsna,
tiou haa - 6ppn recsived % brutal end
mystsgi1a6 mu Der ~ Shsrrit, Arkansas.
The n91s toAy of Phil Garner, . porter ut
the hotsl, vas found Ia the closet Of the
hostelsy this morning. Tackled on the
body vas the inscription: ''C. d. d. Col
lect thrse months board. DR.. Sherrit keep
your man homo and he won't get lost"
Garner and several men had been drink
Ing With oourtesan, and aftcr an alterca-
slon. The murder Was committed and the
body placed In the closet. Four arrests
have bssn made and . quadrupls lynch.
ing was barely prevented, as the excite
inent u great.
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Dress goods. new bonnets and Easter
all come about the same time. Bonnets
first, all tho time. Drsssss follow as .
very short distapes. In dress novelties,
tho hrst comers get the largest assort.
ment to select from. A glance as the Con-
nell window, look through their drsas
stock will show that they are without .
pee1 I'm that department.
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A BUSTED TRUST.

The United Ststss school fura itars Com
pssy will Lose lts Charter.
CHICAGO, March 25.-An investigation
Into tho methods OF the United States
School Furniture company by the CON-
mittce of the Legislature was concluded to-
day. Tho report, several members say.
will contain the recommend alton that the
charter of The company be annulled.
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CHICAGO, March 36.-Mike Kelly, the
$4,000 beauty. la;o of the Boston base
ball team, made his debut on the local
stage tonight. He was long ways from
. howling success, and was numerically
guyed. After singing Casey ut the Bat"
the crowd literally howled him on the
stage.
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RosroS, March 26.-Jamcs Nc lusker.
tbs champion swimmer Of America. has
challenged doe Nuttail. the English cham
pion. He offers TO swim one-milo race
on any acceptable course In America or
England for G 600 side or more, during
the latter part Of July o. early In August.