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Cough
and Group
Medicine.

contain nothing violent, uncertain,
or dangerous. 1t must be standard
in material and manufacture. It
must be plain and simple to admin
lister; easy and pleasant to take.
The child must ike it. 1t must be
prompt in action, giving immedi-
ate relief, as chi1drens' troubles
come quick, grow fast, and end
fatally or otherwise in a very short
time. Thrust not only relieve quick
but bring them around quick, as
children chafe and fret and spoil
their constitutions under long con-
fnement. 1t must do its work In
moderate doses. A large quantity
of medicine in a child is not desira-
bic. It must not interfere with the
child's spirits, appetite or general
health. These things suit old as
well as young folks, and make b.
schee's German Syrup the favorite
family iueG:cine. Q
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MARRIED A LORD.
Anoshsr Aaesicaa 0Iri Ass Gone
wPsag.

AuOtnee Aoeftcon 0ri nne ooue
New YoRx. April 1e.-William George
Robert. earl OF Craven, AMI Misc Cornelia
Martin, only daughter Of Brady Martin
of New York, we're married this afternoon
by Bishop Potter and Rsv. Dr. w. X.
Huntington Of Grace church. In the pres
sncs Of over 1000 Of the slitc OF New York
and English society. with all the i,omp
suggested by the nobility Of the bridegroom
and all the maRnificsnce allowed by the
millions Of the bride. The ceremony was
modelled strictly after the English style.
The bride entered the church With her
father. preceded by tho bridesmaids aud
met the groom al the altar, accompanied
by his brother. Hon. Robert Ceo,l Craven.
After the ceremony . largo reception
was held at the Martin house. West
Twentieth street. Both the church and
house were decorated with flowers In the
most profuse and costly way. The groom
10 aged % and 10 possessed OF an income
of el00.00O q year. TIE bride 10 only H.,
nnd 10 hoir to many millions. her family
beinG one Of the beat known In tho city.
While abroad her brother became
''ohummy" with the carl. and rs n result
the latter met tho. girl whom he welded
to-day. The wedding Was ons Of the most
notable social events In tho history Of New
York.
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ANOTHER GOOD ONE.


suessssfui Trial ef the Dstrsit. ths New
War ship.
NEW LoNDoS, Conn.,. April is.-Thc new
United States cruiser Detroit made .
glorious record on its trial trip yesterday.
Il has been tedious walt, but Il proved q
great Rtivantage to the builders. The
weather was ilno and the water could
hardly have boon In better condition. The
Detroit startod out about s:lS with the
naval board aboard and II 30 was decidsd
upon as tho time for the rcai start. Up to
that time she was kept circling about Ia
the vicinity of the starting point.
When she finally started the engines
were kept vibrating to their full capsclty
for long time. II took but 2sh minutes
about nine snilcs from the start. and tho
center stake boat was passed 81 :46 min.
utss later. In 2s:l7 minutes moro she
reached the Blake. about nine miios fur.
ther on. and 2S:l2 minutes later had
passed. the boat nj the end OF the course.
But rs minutes wero occupied In turn
ing aud coming again upon tho course.
The run to the Blake vas made in "a 81
minutes, then to the center stake boat In
"a :;rs minutes. The Bachs was made In
:9:12 minutes.
Next came tho most exciting nino miles
OF the whole run because II was the fast.
est. There had been some shaking up Of
ihines on board before bat now every evil
dence Of speed was multiplied aud tho Dc.
troit fiew across ttsc finish line In - b5
minutes after passing the last stake boat
at o speed Of slightly over % knots or
upwards Of 2a miles per hour.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-19
A DIFFERENT TALE.
The Romance aii ksosksd Out Of .
Chicago saIcide.

Chicago Suicide.
CHICAGO, April ts.-The remarkable
suicide of wealthy Horace O'Donohiie,
supposed to be due solely TO sudden In.
sano impulse on hearing his vito read tho
account Of the death Of Elliot II. Shepard,
was revealed to-day to bo probably the re-
suit Of largo financial oiubarrassmonts,
involving number Of Chicago publishing
houses. The failures last week Of H. j.
Smith & Co.. subscription book publishers; !;
OF the Melborne Publishing company.
and the Nile Smith Publishing company,
have, II 10 said, put . different face upon
tho affair. Il SCENE that they have been
doing business with O'Donohue's house
for years and he frequently accommodated
them and gained such friendship In thsis
business world tlsat when he wanted
accommodation, he found no difilculty In
getting it. In fact his on.modaiion
notes are said 20 have roached an aggregate
Of 100000. These notos coming due, he
could not pay them and could not face his
friends and tell them. Tho worry caused
temporary mental derangement, and he
cut his own throat. Il 10 believed that his
estate will be found sniiicient In time to
take care of all indebtedness, but the de.
n,ands Of the hanks upon the indorssrs Of
his accommodation notes are making the
hest Of them squirm at tho present time.
He has real estate valued nj $4,000. on
which there 10 an incumbrAnce Of 500 0000.
Has printing aud binding plant 10 worth
S1J0,000.
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GERMAN SHIPS ARRIVE
Ii, IaIal RsIlev Pleet Is Steadily
Increasing
BASE BALL AND RACING
chsrardi's Little joks-The Wasted
ounpos More Vessels
Coming To-Dsy-Par-
tiee ard Dinners.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, April ia
strange thing happsnod to-day. Admiral
Gherarli visit oil IL shipa and not . gun
was fired. Ordinarily such o round Of
visits would hare bccn the occasion o!
filing this beautiful atmosphere with sui
phurnus siuioke, but when hc left his own
ship. the admiral ordered that no salute
be fired and Of the foreigners he made q
request that tho same noisy honor be
be omitted.
Even with II moro ,nen-of.war to arrive,
the naval rendezvous has already ~.
sumed proportions which entitie Il 10 rank
rs ono OF tho greatest aRgregations of
hoA ting batteries which Tie world ever
witnessed. Admiral Chcrardi said to-day
that the ships anticipating In the review
fcprescn ted fully s:b.0co.op. They are
manned by about i0.0O0 men. Tho admi'
raj expressed pleasure at tho interest dis
played by the newspapers in tho rcntes'
vous. He said that he supposed the cor
respondent would like TO know how mucl,
money 10 wasted In firing salutes, and 70.
ceivins reply In the affirmative, the ad.
mirai threw aside his dignity andenctualiy
cl,uckled.
"well." he said, "as q matter OF fact,
all the powder we use has been con-
icmned aud IL 10 really no good for any
thing else"
The crowd here has continued 10 In.
crease. II long since fllled the building at
Old Point Comfort and now is spillina
over into the boarding houses and country
hotels Of the vicinity.
The arrival Of the German ships Tonight
added to the constantly increasing excite.
ment. Tho big Argentine cruiser was ca
pected to-day, but 10 probably lying TO.
night outside the caLes. Tho German
squadron steamed into the harbor so late
In tho afternoon that N the Kaiscrin
Augusta had not begun to boom her can
mons somo distance down the Roads she
would havo slipped into her anchorage
officially unuoticcd until o'clock to-mor.
row morning.
A boat race this morning and q base
ball match this afternoon have also given
something to talk about. The first event
was between crews from the Chicago and
tho Philadelphia. Tho Chicago's crew
took the lead at the start and never wai
headed. Tue base ball event vas between
>sJek ef young officers OF the Chicago and
q picked nine. The picked nine, after {
couple of hours' lively chasing. retiret
vanquished. Tonight the American ON
GERS arc playing tho part OF hosts. Out
senior rear admiral entertained the com
manding officers, and the junior ofiiceri
did tho honors 10 their fellow officers OF
the visiting ships.
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WHAT BURKHART SAYS
The Le6.BieaksP's Statement From His
Dungeon Cell
A POSTMASTER At ARCHER
Hickey Robbed Him Thers-Tho
Anae9nda Troub's-New Ev'-
d0ncs oIscovors1-Au
Alibl.


special Dispatch to the Standard.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. April ls.-n b Nm.
lersiood that The attorney employed by
Hickey will apply for writ Of haheas
corpus for their client within q few days
on some evidence ,hatthey have obtained.
BurkI,art, in q statement made from the
uitentiary to-day, In which he rscounts
. number of crimes with which lss wac i'm
pl,cated with Hickey or had kuowl ledge Of,
states:
after going West 10 Montana, Hickey,
while cooking for me at Anaco nda, stolo
nine butcher knives and sold part Of them
and hid two Of them under his carpet. His
landiady found them. had him pulled
and he swose that his name was Frank
Kelly on tlse trial before Justice ID OLeary.
Ne then Nent 10 Butte and visited me sew
eral times. To verify this. refer to Con-
stable Tracy and Z. X. Powell. On the
2,ri Of June he nisds plot to kill w. 7.
Jordan. the man who arrested william
Forester. aims Dan Crowley. for burglary.
He escaped and vas brougtis back and
tried. The jury discharged him. de thsn
had mo arrested for forgery. The districs
attorney refused 10 prosecute and ). d.
Duffy undertook the Job"
Burkliart further states tn at AFTER
Hickey was acquitted os the charge OF
killing Officer Jordan. he publicly ad.
mitted In Butte and Cheyenne. ON his way
TO Morrillton. that lie did do the killing.
Hickey charges that he is being perse-
cu,cd by Burkhart aud Detective A. j..
Werner of pu,ic. Mont. Burkhart was
postmaster at Archer. wyo., in 1891. when
lie says Hickey robbed the postoihce.
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Railroad Men Curious.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia. April ls.-Tc.niGht
ct 4:sD tho c. d n. w. Ry.. transferred to
the Union Pacific another car of Encyclo-
paedias for the Anaconda STANDARD. A
great deal Of curiosity is manifested
smong railroad men here rs to what dis
position 10 being made Of such immense
quantities Of literature. Books VI any
description In carload lots was such an un-
heartl-of proposition that the Western
Traffic association have never even fixed
q rate for this class Of shipmsnts, but now
within a little more than three weeks
three carloads have passed this point con-
tanning STANDARD Edition Encyclopaedia
Britannica ulone.
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A MONTANA MARRIAue
Mon. \ {. ksssA Wsas Miss sss,A.
AayA 10 csssags.

hea. - e. ksgsA We4s 3tss ssath.
AayA 10 chseagS.
Special fisratch to sAe eeea1ArL
fHicAoo. April iA-ifon. Arthur c. Lo
gan and NNs Southsnayd Of Helena, Mon.
tsaA, xerc welded as the Auditorium last
evening, and thereby hangs tale OF rc.
nlSuee and dsvosiou. He shone In poll.
tics and position and she In society and
beauty. He had been superintendent Of
public inssrslct,Ua 0f the state and she
Wts a belle Of hclstAA.
During the loif ilitiess Of Mr.. toean's
former wife. whlch resulted In her death.
Miss Southniayd, hAr sister. was inde.
fatieable In her attention aud caro- for the
invalid and het little ones. Since Mr..
Logan has been o widower Miss South
mayd has cared for tho childreu at her
home. and has been true foster mother.
The friends Of the contracting partics in
to-day's wedding will doubtless be sur.
prised when they learn OF Il. rs il occurred
without any f1te or unneccessafy for.
mality, And this is how Il happeued:
Mr.. Logan came IN Chicago aud stopped
TO sse the fair. He caught cold and .hs
cold took q vicio,is hold and ho didn't
know what might happen. he called In
Commissioner Bickford, and to him
related his misgiviuas. aud then
whispered something into his ear.
Mr.. Bickfori never studied ned-
icinc, but hc knew what was good
for man In MIR. Loean's fix. and. unbe.
known to his patient. lie wired Miss
Southtnayd. Sho WINS good girl and shs
liked Mr.. Logan, and there wasn't train
that could bring her across the continent
quickly enough, but she took the fastest
there Ia. and she was soon In tho sick
chamber
The man recovered as II by magic. and
the affair was settled forthwith. Rev. X.
Maclntyre was called in and with the
customary formula Mr.. Logan and Miss
Southuayd became one, and now the
Montana mining man aud his bride arc
on their way to New York to spend the
honeymoon. The witnesses on the certifl.
cato are an aunt VI tho bride and Afr.
Bickfort.
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NO HOLES IN THE GROUND.
Tho world's Fair People Are Determined
to Have Thtues Clean.

to Have Thtuss Clean.
CHICAGO. April is.--The esiict went forth
to-day that, after tomorrow and next
day the worlds fair grounds are to DO
sacred from all excavations. There 10 .
deter mination to have the great park In
prime condition for the opening day aud,
With that end In view. ell piping and other
underground work must DO completed by
Thursday night.
One of the most brilliant spectacles OF
the exposition will be the mammoth crys.
tai cave beneath q Rreas mound. covered
with rare palms and ferns, in the center
Of the horticultural building. II Is to he
reproduction Of cave In the Black Hills,
near Deadwood.
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Housekeepcrs should not fail 10 visit the
carpet aud curtain department OF the NJ.
J. Conneil Go. In this department they
will lind the greatest variety OF designs
and patterns. the largest stock from which
tn make selections and the lowest prices
that have ever been quoted In Montana.
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90 stores Left.

SPRINGFIELD, No. April is.-CAssavills,
the county seat Of Barry county, was al-
most wholly destroyed by fire this morn-
ing. Twcnty-six business buildings and
a dozen dwellings were consumed. In
fact. drug store and . grocery store are
town.. The tot al loss 10 sis0,0o0 Insur.
ance sD,Q0Q.
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Have you seen those 75c BRUSSELS In the
~. J. Connell's carpet department. They
are the wonder and admiration Of all who
see them. The quality Is extra fine. and
the patterns are new and beautiful. They
should not be overlooked by intending
purchasers Of carpets.
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LORD RANDY TALKS.
ne Attacks the aeHas ksis Biii-- Morisy's
usply-NicABAguA.


Reply
LONDON, April ls.--In the commons 70.
day Sir Edward Grey. parliamentary under
secretary Of the foreign ONCE. stated In
response TO questions that tho treaty be-
tween Great Britain and Nicaragua. signed
in March, issa. guaranteed to tho British
subjects. the "most favored natson~
treatment In regard to any canal, railway
or other mode Of transfer that might b
established in Nicaragua. Tho ratifica.
tious Of this treaty had not been ex.
changed. however. and therefore the
treaty 10 not in force. Sir Edward added
that nothing had occurred between the
two countries to invaliiate the Claytons
BulWer treaty.
The debate on the second reading OF the
home rule bill was resumed. Lord Ram
doiph Churchill analysed tho bill at con-
siderable length. criticixing its provisions
severely. Morley. secretary for Ireland,
replied TO Lord Randolph Churchill, an.
swerng his criticisms IN sarcastic vein.
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DON'T WANT soRuP.
French Soldiers Object 60 being d
reIyed IBy Him.

ceived By Him.
PARIS. April ls.-Sevcral newspapers
protest against the selection Of Captain
Henry ID. Borup 10 assist in the reception
of tile French military delegates at the
Chicago fair. The ground on which the
protest 10 made concerns the charges
brought last year by the French govern.
msnt against Captain Borup whiie he
WAS military attsche TO the United States
legation IN this city. iha; be communi.
Gated to Europsan powers tho secret plans
for the military defense Of France.
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EOAN ERRED.
Bc shouid Not Nave Received tho Chill.
Ian Refugses.

WASHINGTON. April ls.-Thc cableRram
that has been long expected from Minis.
ter Egan, ms to the nature Of the crime
committed by the refugees who sought an
asylum In tho United States legation at
Santiago, Chill, Was received to-day at
tho state department. Its contents have
not been made public, but there ls q grow.
ing beiiof that Minister Eaan IL not 10 I've
sustained In granting tho right Of the
asylum to tho refugees under his protcc.
tion. on the ground that they were not
political offenders.
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IN OREGON.
Hickey says tie .Was There when Clay
,oa Was kiIIed.

DALLEs. Ore. April ia letter has
been received hero from Frank Hickey,
under arrest In Arkansas for the murder
Of Colonel Clayton, appealing for aid In
establishing an aiibi. Tho letter asserted
that Hickey was known here as Frank
Hickey Bowen. Inquiry establishes the
fact that Frank Hickey Bowen lived here
from November. 1875. till June. lsse.
Hickcy's lawyer has been requested to
iorw ard Hickey's photograph for idcutifi.
cation. II II proves to bc ths picture OF
Bowen. Who lived here, the deposisions OF
~ persous a lsast can be obtained.
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Hack frasn Hnnoluia.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. April is.-The revenue
cruiser Rush arrived to-day from Honolulu
add awaits oriers hero and expects, after
taking supplies at San Francisco, TO bs
sent to the Bchring sea.
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BIO GAIN.
Increase In the Receipts Of the lntsr
nai Reveuus DepsrtmsuG

WASHINGTON, April is.-Internai Rev.
enue Commissioner Mason to-day sub
mi,ted his last monthly report Of the oper.
ations of the internal revenue bureau. the
new commissioner, Mr.. Miller. relieving
him tomorrow. IL shows FOR nine months
OF the fiscal year ending March 81, 1898.
that the aggregate receipts from internal
revenue sources were SlD.510.uG, a gain
S.3s.U1s.
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Graut's Friend.

Neale. General Grants close friend, 10
lying very III q; his residence. Il 10 pre-
sumcd that he 10 suffering from BriGhs's
disease.
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MUST 90 BACK.
Oaiy one Thing fsr Chiaess to Do No
Dod6inE.

WASHINGTON. April ls.-Assistant Sec.
rstary spauldinR to-day telearaphed to
tho collector Of customs at Port Town.
send, WASH, that thero is no authority
for taking u bond for the deportation Of
Chinese claiming to he returning msr.
chants. Chinese unable to prove TO tho
satisfaction Of the collectors OF customs
thar they are Of tho exempted class, must
not be permitted to land nor to be trans.
ferred to other vessels In tl,s harbor. pend.
ing examination.
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Old Patrons

And many new ones. too. have
praised the appearance of our
rcmodclcd store aud our way
of displaying the stock. If you
have not been to sec US lately,
come in +; it will be pleasure for
us to show you through the
store.
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sWEDEs STRIKE.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
BoULDEB, April IA general strike Is
on ut the Boulder stone quarry, operated
by Workman q Co. Of Helena. The men
are all Swssics and have struck for higher
wages. Mr.. Workman came out late last
night aud wont TO the quarry with hopes
Of settling With the iraie Swsdes. He re.
utned this afternoon With the deputy
sherif with wagon and had seven oil
them arrested. They will 10 tried io-rnor.
TOW.
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spuRRsp ON ev WOMEN.

s~- uOngN
sPSH"sD Wy
rhs Rieesss On nssxiam Ass estssag IN
sssssGsA ssA Ars Widest.
BRrssels. A,vil lathe niehi pasaed
iar more auietly than The authorities sx-
,cc,c,I. though tbe os,,loox . siH threat
ming. Dispa tches fro,u all partr sf tbs
sinajom bring d,sauiesine news. Bis
turbapces occurred In several places dur
ins the niaht. In Antwerp to-day tho
outlook 10 more threatsnine than
yestsevlsy. IN spiss Of the extra pro.
cautions to prsssrys osder. Two anarck-
,.,s who made ,isemsselvss par, ,Icul ssiy
prominsnt in this agitation. were arrsstsd.
Striking doch iabossrs became riotous
this morning, going along the waiersitis
driving on men ut work until scattered
ny tile police. Tlie fermeut CONTINUES tn
Brusseis. lie sa,erts ars iillSd with OF.
cited workuicn and q feeling of ufseasi.
ness prevails. Il Was tho intention To hold
a demonstration In tue park outsiis the
city to-day. but ssroae force of troops
placed tlierc prevented II.
Fifteen thousand worxingmen asscm.
bled In the suburban town Of Melenbeck
,o-dny and held an enthusiasts meeting.
at which tl,s spea here DECLARED thsy would
sacriiice ihs,r lives. 70 need bs, % obsain
suffrage. Ths authoritsss did not inter.
icrc.
A. soon ~ the mob dispersed nj one
place il eaihersd at another, throughout
the morning aud oach time Was only
scattered after fight with the police. A
number we're severely wounded. The sit.
nation 10 s,iii threatenine. In tho cham
bcr Of representatives At Brusssls this
uDorn,ns Premier Bccrant cougvatulated
,he ,,olicc ON the succoss in coming viii,
the mob and sahl the government would
suaranter order.
The nrrmi,r in,imateJ roports ON the
,ronosaI. far n r.vision of ,ho con stituti.
sion will In debated t,,-morrpw. The
cl,. .mb.,r hox ever. drci,IsrI to have re.
por,s urepare,l. bruush, I'm for dsbo, 70 at
once. Tina action. 1, n believed. N prr.
ripi,a,ed by the prr.~uce of q gree, ,hrons
about the prscints os tho chamber, evil
IDENTIFY very mucl, excited. and Determined
there should bc no delay. Approaches To
the cha mbcr arc strongly guarded to pre-
vent violence 10 obnoxious members.
This afternoon some moro desperate
strikers cludesl the police and set hre to .
lot of cotton stored at one vi tho quays.
Tho fircmsn are now fighting the hames.
The strike In Antwerp 10 spreading rom
the shipping trado to ths factories and
mills. Many strikers taks no part la the
riots, but quit rs = protest against tho de.
nial Of suffrage.
The chamber OF representatives rc-
assembled after preparation Of reports ON
the revision Of the constitution and ny q
vote Of il9 to Il. with Il absentations from
voting, adopted universal suffrage With .
provision for plural voting By classes
owning property according to the amount
aud situatiou Of the property.
There we're chscgu within tho chamber,
followed w proaligious acclamations
from d. enormous crowd thav awuisvt
the roo1R of vetiug outside tho chamber.
The otoAtest enthusiasm was displayed
everywhere and people joined In tho tubi'
.I.ss--
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W.
Boots and Shoes

To be comfortable. should fit
just right. We have the stock
to make everyone feel perfectly
at home in that respect. 1t
will only be necessary for you
TO call on US to be suited ex-
aetly in price and quality.
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The Fad IL Near.
BRrssELs. April LIN view OF the o.
tho deputies. the labor leaders rcsu
! a meeting this evening 10 advise
of the general strike,
l,s same limo they decided to les,
against tho Nyssen hill. Y
roposes . combination Of plural v,
nd universal suffrage. Tho leader.
rge the people to follow up their vi,


PARIs. April 1s.-Tbe French govern.
msnt has instructed the governors OF the
northern industrial toxns 10 cxpel any
forsigncrs who may be organizing to as
sist The revolution In Belgium. The Bel.
gian socialists Mt Roubaix have resolved
to disregard these measures, and passed
a resolution declaring their readiness to
subscribe and otherwise assist their
brethren In Belgium. A large proportion
Of the miners In the districts adjoining
the Belgian frontier are naturalised Belgi-
ans. and French socialists are making ef-
forts to induce thom to strike in order 10
assist the agitation In Belgium, by stop
ping tho supplies Of Belgian customers.