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GREAT EXODUS
VIII re the Deportation of sixty Thousand
Cinnamon.

VIII RE the Deportation 81 Sixty Thousand
Cinnamon.
NEW YoRE. May TO- Deputy Inter
nal Revenue Collector kcrwin has not
been notified Of The decision Of the
United States court in the ticary exclu-
sion cnse Secretary Carlisle will prob
ably draw mp set 81 instructions in
conformity With the decision Of the
court
Chief deputy United States Marshal
Kennedy Ii whiting for orders what ~
a. with lee Joc. Wong Quang and
Fong lne Ting. who were ordered %
bc deported ly Judges l'rown and La
comic. and whose appeal 10 the su-
prcme court was decided against them.
All the unregistered Chinese In New
York state arc now icing searched for
by government officials They will be
arrested and held Ia custody to be
shipped back tochina III eithcra charters
ed ship or In United states inen-of-war.
There arc only about 5000 Cinnamon
in New york According To the Chi.
ncsc there are 900 in New York city
alone.
The deportation Of tho Chinese VIII
be an epoch IN history II Is estimated
that the number sent will reach 10000.
II will be the most notable exodus this
country has ever seen.
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n SHOULD Be IN EVERY HOUSE.

J. B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., Sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not DO without
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that il
cured his vito who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack u
tia Grippe when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber, Of
Cooksport, Pa, claims DIR. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good
than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it.
Free Trial Bottles at E. G. Williams
Jr. & Co. Drug Store. Largo bottles,
soc. and 81. 90.
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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, May 10
flour Winter patent saboas ~; fancy, ss- %
G,ac5: family, 2.30k240: extra, ~ 00sh2.2S
low grade, si75ago0. spring patent, fl000
4s5. spring family, "a 20d27B; spring family,
s2 IS 33S Rye flour, % .00D2Ia
Cons Sales: No linked track. 4sMc; No 2
white track, &c; No 2 mixed track. &c. No. 2
yellow track, 41c.
WHEAT The market was quiet at 7lG7ac for
prime to choice No. red. sellers views be-
ing zoe Tic, No 8 red quo.able at G61dec ac-
cordIng TO quality
oars he market was unsettled but Arm:
No white held ut ISL 800 and No mixed "
3iss 81 SIC for good samples
RYE-The market WINS firm, with light offer
ings ard good demand prime to choice No 2
spot, track, being Notable 1t 6360So.
CAT1LE2S shippers g. 5odA2 Oxen: Good
10 choice 400 GS; common to fair, e. so 81.
$50 Eefcrs: Good to choice, t4.00GA5O; com
mon TO fair. .2,5Ola7b Cows: Good TO choice,
ia LOO l. 35 fair TO medium, e8o01ta75: common
and thin rough stun. si.50naS0
VEAL CALvEs--Demand good Common
and large, s2.75ub2s; fair togood light, t65O0
HoGs-Selcct heavy and prime butchers
a. b5dtT65; none Of the best here;
fair 70 good packers N.35GtTb5; common
and rough, s675HI96: prime light
III b75O: select l65 lbs to IFS lba % 651 90;
others. sd7Sa7.s6; fat pigs. sd5s072S; com.
mon S - NJ, 81 49,. ra,, =, a..
20 ~ ~ 49,. - y. 49,. (. ~ $500
ss.v9 -. soo - y. -. 4 ~ -
anus anus, I. so N ~ u ir = sooa =
cholSo' so'sos 80 sAstA 49,, 800 $500
80; a1. ny :, \. sAa .s. -
CAfTLh-Market duil at ABOUT last weeks
prices on best grades; common ana meolum
lOc e iac on tWenty-one cars cattie snippea y
Nsw forR,
NAoss--MuIhcs Stenuy' ~ Hens ~ uDos
heavy; s5;eoas1so sixteen cars hoGs shipped %
e 49,, M .,... -. -. -.
,a upensu s,oM. uaoseu nIa q
- .'.,'i 80 I, s.ws.nS pts -
r.,,, ~, . ~ n !. " ~, -
zziHc. Inlv za.xc sa'or 49, '.1ss
49, ~ 49,. .s.ss ...A -. -,
,olsc Ma inv so,lc .s.es
CATa-Stea,v. M q white xea,err a.
Ryr-Active ,nonirv. M ; a. MA
PnrLApEEPHGA Mayld
wHEAT- Whant ruIed ate,f,y ander light 81.
ferings. but closed weak ana iowcr. Ma rcd
Nav 7sll n Ttszc. June T7K a71xc. INV Tsx6A
7aIc. Auc,,at 7pA07puc ssssss.s -
ConN-f1ntions iirm Ana higher. local car.
lots quiet, but firmer; No ! mixed NAV, Sok
qs5OSsc; June sAabosxc; july, soA0ss0Mc;
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MURDERER LYNcHED.


Louie Trenck Taken From tho Hail 81
Ilrownsfuwn. fnd, and Hanged TO n
Tree
BRowNsTowN, Ind. May 10. About
1880 Tucsdny morning mob pulled
into the depot here with about thirty
five masltcd men, who quietly posted
scntinels about town and approached
the jail, demanding 81 Jniler Clark the
person Of Louis Trcnclt, who murdered
Henry Feadler, the Seymour restaurant
man. On being refused, they seized
and searched the jailer for the keys, but
found them not They then proceeded
to force an entrance, which they did In
onc-half hours time.
They broke into Trcnck's coll, took
him TO the courthouse yard and hung
him to the nearest tree. Only few
persons were on the streets at the time.
At 1880 the mob left the body hang
ing and dispersed. Coroner Scott, who
had witnessed part OF the scene, went
ut once and cut 1t down, and ii Is now
in zhis possession. The friends Of the
dead man have not arrived.
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WAsnrNoroN, May lg.--The Infnnta
Eulalie Ii coming and the clond Tint
oversprcnd the sky Of international cti-
quette has partly cleared away. a
cable message received BY Secretary
Gresham Monday from tho q. s, consul
general at Havana, states that the In
fnnta sailed for New York Monday AZ.
ternoon. Tho president Is snid 10 be
thoroughly In favor 81 doing all that
can be done to pay proper honor To
the Infanta during her visit, but he
wants 10 do II IN the American way,
The royal lady II duo IN New York on
May 10. and the time intervening will
give plenty Of opportunity for the mr.
rangement Of tho details Of her feccp-
tion;
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BELIEVE IT'S PALLlsTER.


AurEHu HluutuE 81 me Aiaot ~ me Nfcoll~
sing Sing Escape.
SIN0 SiSo, n. r., May lrk--A body
was Sound M the Hudson river on Sing
sing Tuesday morning and has been
Identified cby State Detective Jackson
and Principal Keeper Connaughton Of
nc prison as that o. I'allister. the muir
icrer Of Policeman Kane. The body
vas very much dccomposca. A bunch
II keys found In the clothes were iden-
sized by Mr. Connnughton as those
aiken from the guards by raIlister and
Rochl at the time Of their escape from
.he death house Of the prison nearly a
month ago.
The body was found in thr river by
lack Iiinlxle and Bob Smith, two fisher
mon, and brought 70 Sing Sing dock.
The coroner has been notified and will
hold an inquest.
The body was taken out Of the water
ind placed in the death honae Hero a
Elharonrh investigation was made md i
bullet hole was found under tho lcft
10. The superstition Is TINT Rochl
hot rnilistcr and then committed sui
.idc.
In addition 70 the keys found on the
body, were fully loaded 3s-caiibre re-
yoIser. five cents. the money taken
from Keeper Hulsc when tho mnrtlerers
escaped and rosary which was given
II iailistcr BY Father J u creedcn. q
THIS nlncr
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THE WORLDS FAIR
Pnal Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via the
B. 4 O. r. R.

Final Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets via the
B. 4 O. r. R.
For the benefit Of those desiring to
attend the Worlds Fair the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad win sell Excursion
tickets to Chicago and return, at all
stations on its line, at low rates.
Tickets will be on sale until November
LIST. and will be valid for return journey
until November 18th, 1893. They
provide for reduction Of 20 per cent.
below regular rates. These tickets will
be valid only for continuous journey.
Tickets at higher rates, viii be sold
that will permit holders one stop over
privilege going and returning.
Pullman accommodations may be
reserved in advance of journey. For
rates and information apply tonearest
= y Q. Ticket Agent, OF Chas. O.
ocull, Gent Passenger Agent, Balti-
more, Nd. 5-3-4t.
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The Foellne n New YORK.

NEw YoRK, May 10. Chinatown nc
cepts the decision Of the supreme court
on the Geary law giumly, but expects
that something viii turn up to prevent
wholesale deportation. Lee Wah, who
was one Of the agitators Of the Chinese
Equal Rights league, and who is an
agent for the Pacific Mail and southern
Pacific railroads, said last night: II
think the secretary or the treasury, II
he has the power, should extend the
time for registration as a majority wish
to comply with the law. They have not
done 50 before through,being misled BY
/ or, rlsfl y
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AlsroRIo MouND DESTROYED
The Great Relic Of rrehlsforic Race at
Martins Ferry Removed.

Tho Great Relic Of rrehisforlc Race AZ
Martins Ferry Removed.
MARTINS FERRv. O., May 10. - Nom
day the last cnrt-ioad 81 earth II tho
great mound In Walnut Grove was
hauled away, and tho ancient land
mark. from 1900 70 1000 years old, Is a
thing of tho past The earth from the
mound measured about 5000 cubic
yards II Is used Tor street flling.
Many interesting relies were found the
last few days, such a. antique smoking
pipes, stones with palcolithie cngrav-
Ings, resembling Egyptian characters,
human skulls and bones, animal bones,
darts. etc Among the bones were tho
jaws Of elk and intoxicating animals
Ono Of the pipes was Ia two parts,
fastened together with threads, cut IN
the ends OF the stone, ns perfect a. Ii
done with some sharp implement OF the
present day and not several thousand
years ago. These pipes were cut out
nf grey stone, several inches long, an
inch and q quarter Ia diamctcrl with
tho inside chiscled QUA Tho pipca are
round md finished aa smoothly rs
glass
An endless number Of skulls, bones,
horns md MI kinds 81 Stone relics were
found In the mound, and barrels OF the
ashes OF burned bones, supposed 10 be
human. Knowing onos shy that such
"a great variety Of relics have never
been found In any mound IN the United
States
Originally there were two small
mounds close together. and each about
six feet Ia height Those were CIV
cred, and one large mound made, II Ii
believed that the mound was used hy
the lost raco for signaling purposes,
Il IS on tho highest point In town.
what IN those days seemed 10 have been
nm island, now 100 feet higher than tho
bod OF tho Ohio river.
Early Sunday morning three men
made On effort ~ steal tho mound
relics exhibited IN STORE window.
They were chased by, the police and
escaped. Tho relies are valued al a
high figure.
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WOMEN AND BABIES
Killed IN Battle Iscfwvan Natives mn,
German a0Idiera.

Killed In Battle Isrfwran Natives and
German aoIdiers
BERLIN, May 10. 4 telegrum from
the German consulate liz Capctown
says TINT Capt, Francois storIncd Horn
krnnz on April III. ON tho German side
Snlxoiowslsi and three German soldiers
were wounded.
The natives lost eiEhty-iivc killed
and 100 wounded
Further details Of the battle at Horn
kranz have been received. Seventy
native women, ten native men and boys
md few babies were killed. The oiil-
cial report expresses regret TINT The
women and children were killed, but
snys that sudden attack and lndis.
critninate firing were tho only means d
capturing the stronghold.
The Gcrman force consisted 81 700
German and nafivc soldiers Horn
kranz was the most strongly fortified
Of tho villages Of WITHHOLD, the Ifotten-
tot chief. He Ii collecting HIS warriors
and threatens vengeance.
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secrrtarr Carllale.s AppoIntmenta.

WAsIIN0ToN, May 10. - Secretary
Carlisle Tuesday made the following
appointments in the treasury depart
mcnt: samuel Roads, jr., Of Marble
head, Mass, chief Of the stationery az.
vision, treasury department, vice A. T..
Sturtcvant, resigned by request. Mr..
Roads, il, was born in 1853; has repu-
tation as an author, journalist and
politician He represented his dis
triet in the Massachusetts legislature
for Several terms At present he oc-
cupics the position Of private secretary
to Gov. RUSSELL, of Massachusetts,, and Is
said TO possess considerable executive
ability
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Quarantine No Longer Necessary.

WASHINGTON, May 10.--An effort Is
being made TO secure a permanent re-
taxation Of the quarantine regulations
OF the Dort Of New Orleans
against British Honduras. The Colon
TAI Guardian Of Belize claims that the
sanitary condition Of that place has
been SO much improved that the en-
forcement Of rigid quarantine by New
Orleans to prevent the introduction 81
yellow fever Is no longer necessary.
The Guardian urges that strict qnaTan-
tine against yellow fever ports be
maintained by Belize as one OF the
strongest Inducements to New Orleans
to except British Honduras from the
present restrictions.
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House nIoun % Flscea.

WOOSTER. d. May lo.-Thc unoccu-
pied house Of Abraham Pickle. Of Orr.
Vile. was blown to smithereens BY the
usc 81 dynamite. tits supposed to have
been the work Of Indignant neighbors.
who became acquainted with the fact
that young men Ind placed beds Ii Il.
and that the residence was being used
for immoral purposes. Determined 70
break up the resort. II wns subjected to
this heroic treatment. Only large
hole marks the place where the house
formerly stood.
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ANOTHER CRASH.


City OF Melbourne Hank Goes Under-LOn-
don Exchange Highly Excited.
LONDON, May i6.--The failure is an
nounced Of the City of Melbourne bank,
limited The London manager OF the
concern is Edward Rouse, and It's Offices
are at No. III Bishops Gate street,
within E. G. An unsettled feeling was
evident on the stock exchange Tues
day, and prices were lower, notably for
American securities.
There is much excitement. owing Il
heavy selling orders from the cont.
ncnt, IL Hodgson q Sons, brokers
well known for years past in their line
81 business, have failed At midday
the tone Of the stock exchange was
calmer, and there was disposition &c
await developments, accompanied, how
ever, by q feeling Of general distrust
and Discrimination to enter upon deal.
ings. Argentine securities are very
fat
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censnrr.l f,levelanti.

TACOMA, Ore. May 10. The Peoples
Party Central club, Of Pierce county.
at a largely attended meeting adopted
resolutions strongly condenSning Prcsi-
dent Cleveland for suspending the en-
forcement Of the Geary law, and call
ing upon congress to take such action,
by impeachment or otherwise. as shall
forever, prevent or deter the president
or his successors from repeating such
an unwarrantable deed
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80 Prcahrtcrian AnsembIr.

WASHINGTON, May l6.- Already q
large number of commissioners 70 the
Presbyterian general assembly have ar
rived in the city, and up 10 this morn
ing ass commissioners had been as.
Signed places for entertainment during
the assembly. Rev DIR. Young, OF Dam
vile, Ky, the retiring moderator, win
preach the opening sermon on Thursday
and the new moderator 10 be chosen
on the afternoon Of thatday vii preach
on the following sunday.
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Illinois Bank Failure.

BIooMNGToS, IN. May I 6.The Ex-
change bank OF Normal. suburb OF
this city, closed its doors Tuesday. 1t
was private banking Institution CON
Quoted by w. II, Schureman. and the
cause IS doing business without ade-
.qnate capital The crash has been ex-
pected some time. The deposits aver
age 500, 900 and the capital stock was
supposed to be $4,000.
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BuoKLEN,s ARNIoA sALVE.

Tho best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, OF nc
pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by E. G. Williams, Jr., q co.
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sPnIN0FIELD, o., May iO.--Romec
Kintz and Henry conncrs, the widely.
known bunlko men, who flecced Farmer
Joseph 9. Olinger. Of this county, out
Of $3.50 by the red line wheat racket,
were dismissed Monday afternoon IN
Squire Clingernan's court, the prose.
cutting witness failing 70 appear against
them. They escaped prosecution BIZ
returning 70 Mr.. Olinger his notes.
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PoMERoY, o., May 10. The coal oper-
ators and miners along the Pomeroy
Bend had an allday's meeting II Ew-
ing's hall, Monday. The situation was
freely discussed and the best Of humor
prevailed. but after all the operators
and miners were unable TO reach any
satisfactory agreement 1t Is thought
that existing differences will be i'd
justed within week or SO. The strike
is already exerting q depressing eject
ON trade.
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ALMY HANGED.
beautiful Christie Warden's Death Avenged
nc Concord, n. III.

nc Concord, n. III.
CoNcoRD, N. IT., May 10. George IL
Abbott, alias Frank w. Amy, who
murdered beautiful Christie Warden,
was hanged in the jailyard here Tues
day morning.
A large number Of citizens came from
Hanover on the early morning train, t.
witness the hanging, among them be
ing Bert Warden, brother of the muir,
dered girl, and G. e. Hewitt, the stu
dent who shot Almy in the Warden
barn before he was captured.
The execution was a bungling job
Almy's feet touched the floor when he
went through the drop. and he was
strangled to death.
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WHY WE ARE HAPPY.

With the great Naval Parade over,
Forepaugh Show having come and
gone, the opening Of the Worlds Fair
in progress and John Heller busy TAX
ing orders, finishing new and repairing
old carriages, we can't help but feel
happy.
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GRAvEsENp RACE TRACK, N. j.. May
ia good and infirm," as he has
been spoken Of, Diablo Monday won
the Brooklyn handicap, with It's SPLEEN
did purse, from fair field and Ia gall
liant struggle. From start to finish II
was superb race. the horses running
In bunch that suggested cavalry
charge rather than race.
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BANGOR, Me-, May 16.---John l.. snlli-
van was arrested here Monday night on
ID warrant sworn ont In isiddcford for
assault npon NJ. i. Lezottc, d lawyer u
Diddeford, committed on a train SUM
day night. He offered no resistance,
and was taken tothe county jail by the
nfftGarq
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WAuKEaAS, Ill, May i6. Fonr lives
have been lost BY . disaster of Lake
Bluff. The victims are Charles Lend
berg, Peter johnson, John Larzen and
John swanson. The four were taking
a yacht 10 Chicago to sell and were cap
sized. The boat was minus its jib and
was dangerous in strong wind.
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Killcel il 8 Folding Ned.

CHI0AGo, May lG.--Mrs u r. Clough,
wife Of the well-lxnown Baptist mission
AIRY. met q frightful death Monday.
She was killed by folding bed, which
closed npon her and crushed her body
into an insensibie Nclod, while her
daughter stood w powerlcss to prevent
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NEW YoRK, May 10. At the snb-treas
ury Monday the total amount Of gold
received WAS $500, 900. OF this amount
5000, 900 came from the west. and the 70
manning $500, 900 from local banks IN
Canadian coin.
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BUDA- PEsT, May i0.-The clerical or
gan, Magyar Allan, usually trust
worthy, asserts that the government
has promised Louis Kossuth an annuity
Of 81, 900 francs, inpayment for his serv-
ices In advising his followers to support
the liberal cabinet OF DR. Wclxcrle.
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German vessel Ashore.

QuEBEc, May 10. The German line
steamship Wandrahm from Hamberg
is ashore ON Apple island and Is Leak
ing badly. The captain has wired for
assistance. Apple island Is sixty-nine
miles below Quebec The Wandrahm
il in o critical position. but help has
been sent and her passengers are safe.
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CONDENSED NEWS
1athrrca From An Parts 81 shc coantr
By Telegraph.

MZMmLEI4 IRON
~ Telegraph.
A boiler exploded IN q factory az Sc
San. France. killing twenty persons
Judge Alex. Browne, 81 New Phila-
ielphia, o.. was arrested for fighting
with Tom Busey. Of the same place.
}. r. BADEN. Of Winfield. Kan, has
given $4,000 for the erection Of an
Evangelical Lutheran college there.
A. G. Baker, Of Arizona. has been APP
pointed by the president chief justieeof
the supreme court Of Arizona territory.
VIM. II. Pugh. Of Ohio, received the
appointment as commissioner Of Gus
toms. vice s. v. Holiday. Of Pcnnsyl-
Fvania, resigned.
The coroner's jury investigating the
Calumet and IIecla mine horror at
IIoughton, Mich. declared ii an acci-
dent and exonerated the company.
Robert NJ. Cousar, Of Tennessee, has
been appointed 70 bc deputy first nndi-
tor 81 the treasury, vice Alex r. Me-
MILAN, ~ 4. District Of Columbia, re-
signed.
The now Chicago 4 Erie railroad
block system went into effect Sunday
and the Erie lines are now equipped
with the block system from Chicago to
New York
The Canadian commission now In
vestigating the methods Of enforcing
prohibition laws In America. especially
in Kansas, has found over 100 liquor
joints In operation at Topeka
Gov. Mckinley has declined the APP
a
envy at Annapolis, rendered him by
President Cleveland He was COM
pcllcd to do so because of the pressure
Of his gubernatorial duties
Gresham has made another important
change In tho state department force.
He has called for the resignation OF
William F. Curtis. chief Of the bureau
OF American republics, and that gcntle-
man is now on his way to Washington.
Capt HigKinson has been removed
from the command of the steamship At
lanta for dilatorincss in sailing for
Greytown. Nicaragua, where the revo-
luton now prevails, and has boon or
dcrcd homo. Capt. Barrett succeeds
him
Tho local directory Of the Columbian
exposition have decided to open tho
fair on Sundays III AL departments.
This decision has been arrived at In
view Of the pressure brought TO bear
by the people who demand the absolute
freedom OF the show
THE wife Of Prof Koch, the cele-
bratcd bactcriologist. recently pro
cured divorce from her husband, and
the professor has now been ordered by
the court to pay her onc-fourth Of his
income. 1t IS announced that Prof.
Koch win marry young actress.
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THE CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.

The Jewel process gasoline stove is
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that uses them. For sale BY
j. w. r. Fisher, King Street.
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MADMn, May To- The Spanfsh gov.
eminent viii send three torpedo boats
to Cuba 10 assist In patrolling the coast
against filibustering expeditions.
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New HAVEN, Ct, May 10. Delegates
from all over the country responded TO
the roll call Tuesday 1T the opening
session Of the remeecommnndery Of
the United Order OF the Golden Cross.
The body will be in session for four
days and proposes to revise the consti-
tuition and ritual Of the order.
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STILL ahead.

Extra Select Oysters and Plymouth
Rock Count, at Combs & 0'Connell's
next door to City Hall.
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MAKE KNOWN Your WANTS
This Column is Read by Over I, 900
People Every Evening.
BESTAND CHEAPEST COLUMN.


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