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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-22
FLAWS FOUND.
In the PunotuatIsa of the New Tarin
Biit.


In the Penetration of the New Tarin
Bir.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-Additional errors
In the punctuation In the new tsrid bill are
constantly being discovered By the treasury
officials. To-day an important mistake
was found In section Eve OF the free list
This section provides that articles Of for
eign manufacture must be stamped with
the name of origin. and then ssys; And
until 30 marked. stamped. branded or
labeled, they shall not be delivered TO the
importer. should any article OF imported
merchandise DO marked. stamped, ETC., In
excess OF the annuity exactly eontsined In
anoh ai tiole." IL is assumed there should
have besn a period established between the
words importer" and should" but "a
there is none. the paragraph as 1t stands Is
unintelligible.
Up 20 This time Mr.. Carlisle has not
asked any opinion of the attorney -gen neral
upon the many mistakes In tho bill, and he
probably will not do so until afiet the bill
becomes Law. The secretary, however, has
expressed tho opinion that all goods now in
bond, which have besu changed from the
dutiabls 20 the fee list, will be subject 10
the duty in force when imported. IL with
drawn for consumption. The goods can,
ho sever. DO exported and then relmportsd,
aud thus receive the benefits OF the free
list. This was not ,ho intention OF con-
gress. Eatly in the psoparation OF the bill
this question was fnised, bot tho words 'of
Withdrawn for consun p,ion. which appear
in the snactisg clause. then changed,
seemei TO clearly Indicate that goods In
bond could be Withdrawn al the now rates.
But tho true significance OF the words,
"Aud mentioned Ia schedules herein con-
tainsd." which follow. do not seem 10 hsvs
been fully understood.
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CHLOROFORMRD THE HOUSE
A Boid Attempt to Rob . West Side
Residence.

Boid Attempt TO Rob . West Side
Residence.
While the family Of James w. Hatha-
way were sitting In front Of their rosidenes
on Knight street Last night somo one evi.
dontly bent on burglary entered tho rear Of
the house. While moving aoort the IN
trudsr made noise as II stumbling over a
chair or running against q table In the dark.
knowing there should be no one inside st
that time Mr.. Hathaway entered tns houss
TO ascertain the cause OF the com motion.
He was almost overrowered by the odor Of
ehloroform which peTmeated the air Of the
entire house. An invsstigstion showed
that the would-be burglar had gone up
stairs and broken bottle of chlo-
roform, most likely with tho
idea thnt the family were asleep
and would be overcome by the vapor and
allow the robber so loot tho house al his
leisure. Whether he found out that he had
called too soon and started 70 retrest or
whether hs began 20 feel the effects of his
own ohloroform will NOT DO known until be
tells 10 himself. In either cnse be con-
cludsd 10 leave. and in going ran against
soma piece of furniture and made the
noise that attracted attention. The police
ware notified.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

er. Lours, Aug. H.-Franz Chandler gen
efnl passenger agent OF the Wabash system.
died to-day OF neuralRic-Rastric affection.
CHtchao. Aug. 21-A relative OF Mr.. Pull
man dsnies that Miss Florence Pullman Ia
engaged to the prince Of 1sonbuFg- Birn-
stein.
BuzzARps BAY. Aug 2l.-President
Cleveland left for Washington thia after
noon nj 800 oa board the lighthouse tender
John RogorH.
sAs FRAxcisco. Aug. 21.-Tho delegates
of the Taird congressional district by ac-
clemation tenominated Congressman War
ren ID. ElRlish.
BEvuLE. Tex. Auq. 2l.-A large IRE 90
cured here lAst night. Six Of the largest
business houses burned. Loss 100000. In
surAnce ope-half.
PEoaiA, H.. Aug. 91.-Charles MeCoy. an
anarchist and Miss jess Colwoll, aged 20,
were drowned here In Peoria lake while
boating last night.
LONDON. Aug. 2l,-A special diapntch
from Rome says the rope ad nn attgok Of
synoo ~ Sunday and for some minutes his
condition caused much alarm.
OMAHA. Aug. 2l.-lhe ropnlists OF the
Third Congressional district to-day nomi-
nated John NJ. Devine. secretary Of the
CuoAao. Aug. 2i.-The No thventorn
Electric Light ana Power company made
an assignment to-day. Assets are eali-
mated NJ e6G. 400 liabilities NJ SCG,sGG.
TACOMA. Wash. Ane. 2L.-Ths demo-
cratic state central committse mot here to-
day and call was issned TO- tbs state oou.
vsntion 70 be held ut North Yakima
Sept ~.
TACOMA. Wash. Aug. 2L-Fiys rouna
JApansses OF Tacoma sailed tonight on
the steamship Tacoma for Yokohama,
whera they intend TO enlist la tho army
and neht against Chino.
WAsuiNdroS. Aug 2l.- Minister Ye Y une
500, OF COreA, accompanied by his seofe-
tAry, JRrug WhAn. loft the city TO-DAY for
n visi, 10 Lia native oountrS, going Tla Sau
| Francisco.
| Los AEoELrs, Cal, Aug. 2l.-Judgs Ross
| in the United States circuit court TO-DAY
aentenosd five men 10 ths county Jail FOL
violating HE omnibns injunction during
the late strike. fou mon 20, eight months
each and the other was sentenced 20 ter
months.
ATLANTIC Cur, N. j., Aug. 2l.-Fully
5000 people saw Horace NJ. Leeds, tbs A
lAntio Cits lightweight fight Owen HeiRlet
lightweight champion OF ihe UnitSd states
In q foar-tound bout Tonight No de,
cision whs rendered, but IL was oongedos
that Leeds was The bsttef man.
CNoINSATL Aug. 2l.-Ihs Big ron
freight oiilee aud adjoining building
hurned to-day, causing l0Ss OF nbou
$4,000. Capt, Romus. Lieut. Cavanaugl
aud Fireman Broille wee badly hut bI
falling tlmbe =, Government bondsd
warehouses adjoining the depot wor,
barned, With valuable contents.
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Strong Petition and Resolutions for
FREQ Coinage Presented by
Mr. Hartman.
Voice OF tho Laboring Man Heard
In Every Section Do
mandinR It
One Of tho Most Important Papers IRE.
sented 10 Congress Hlnos the
Agitation Was Begun.

WlmhGToa Ana. FL. - Representative
Hartman, of Montana, presented In the
house to-day resolutions for the free coin.
ago OF silver which ara regarded by free sill
YER advocates na one Of the most significant
sIpfesaions In favor Of their doctrine
which has been elected by tho SgitRtioH Of
the past year. RESOLUTIONS have been cou-
aideisd aud adopted during tho pTsssn,
session by the most powerful labor organ
izations OF the county, aud are strongly
worded aud signed by the chief officers OF
various unions. The Gddres, declares;
That Ia vlow Of the general distress At n
time when Granarioa Ars full, aud in tho
natural order OF things produosTs and
ioilsra should bs enjoying the fruits Of
their labora II seems that the time has
come for united action on the sr, OF thoss
who create the wealth Of the county"
One OF the causes which has brough,
about ths condition, the address ssys. is
the depart orc from the Wise bimetalllc
financial principle OF Washington. Jeffer-
500 and Hamilton and the substitution OF
the monometnllio policy dictated By Euro
pean money holders and .heir American
allies. A review Of financial legislation ID
given 10 show what part was enacted in the
interest OF the producing and non.pfoduo-
ing GLASSES. The proposition 10 set forth
that befo the de mon etization Of silver
$500 bushels Of wheat or 5000 pounds OF
cotton equnled the annual pay of a senator
or congrrssman, while to-day 10 900 bush.
sIs Of wheat or 100000 pounds OF cotton
barely suffice; that formerly $4,000 bushels
OF wheat, or 350.0 900 pounds OF cotton.
would have paid the salary Of The presi-
dent, wbile to-day he resolves the eqniya-
lent OF 100, ,0U0 bushels OF wheat. OF 1.000.-
600 pounds OF cotton. and the same pro-
| portion applies 90 oil other fixed salaries
and incomes.
In the review OF financial legislation, IL is
charged that all acts since the civil war
have been In the interest Of the bondhoid-
ers and against the producers. and the
Sherman law is said 10 have been repsaled
AZ the demand Of Europsan tnancisrs. al.
though grand 1Qht was made by the peo-
ple's Representatives. The resolutions are
az follows;
I'VE demand Of the present. congress i'm
mediate rsta n to ths monsv OF ths eonsti-
tuition as established by our fathers. by
restoring the free and unlimited coinage oil
silyer nj tho ratio of sixteen 70 one, coin,
- both mstsls 10 be equally fuls legal ten.
der for all debts Dublic and privAts. as bs-
fore the fraudulent characterization OF sill
YER In 1873.
I'VE also condemn the issusnee of ma
tionsl debt In time OF peace. and the use Of
interest bearing bonds al any time"
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Further Light on the Subject Of
tho Labor Trouble at
Pullman.
Tho nlinois Czar Runs Things 4
Suit himself. Regardless OF
Consequences
Reporters Saw No A. II. q. Men In this
mObs OvertuTHinR Aad Burnlng Cars
Daring the RiotA

CHioAao, Aug 2L-h j. Carroll, editor
OF the Eight Hour Herald. was the frat
witness bsfoTe the strike commissioners
to-day. Ho told OF the efforts OF tho civic
federation to settle the Pullman strike. lie
was informed BY Pullman officials that they
had nothing 10 afbitrAte. lie believed
compulsory arbitration applied to quasi
public industries would bs beneficial, and
read n letter from friend Ia Now Zealand
showing the beneficial results Of govern
ment ownership of RAILROADS and tele-
Graphs.
Malcolm Mcdowell. q newspaper te-
porter. told OF the overturning aud dsrail-
mont Of cars At Pullman. He said there
were no railroad strikers In the mob.
Rev. l.. M. wickham, pastor OF the
Swedish Msthodist church st Pullman. was
emphatic IN dsnunoiation Of the methods
Of the Pullman company. when bas-
mess gets slAek." he said, 'the company's
smployss living outside Of Pullman are
ordered to move into the company's houses
on the peril of losing their positions. Men
who have attempted 10 buy homes on ths
installment plan are the first laid of when
the force 10 reduced. One man. injured in
the shops was taken 10 the hospital. Later
l saw sworn statsmsns purportine to bs
signed By him. In which he said the aeci-
dent was entirely unavoidabls. know the
paper Was a forgery. for Al the date on
which 10 was made the man was unable "a
write his name. One Of the worst features
Of the Pullman system Of house renting ID
the Immortality II encourages. Many
workmsn are compelled 10 rent rooms.
The houses are 90 arranged that the room
era must pass through the family sleeping
apartments. and 40 result tho morality In
Pullman 10 muoh below shat OF surround.
ing towns"
| Roy Baker, a Chicago reporter. wai
called upon for an account OF the riot aI
Hammond. Baker stated that he was IN
the midst OF shs mob and saw no A. X. U
men or railrssd strikers, tho crowd beina
made up Of toughs and outsiders. He said
that shortly before the United states troop
hrsd a small body Of men. surrounded bi
women, children aud other spectators At
tempted 10 overturn some Pullman cara
without warning. witness declared, III,
troops frsd. killing and wounding ssvera
people, sll OF whom were innocent speesa
to,a.
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BOSS OF HAMILTON.
Daiy Himself PopoiAr, but ria Under
studies Are Not.

studies Are Not.
Special Correspondence Of Tho Independents
HiMnros, Apg, 21-Tho Agh, is on In
this place, and ,he climax was reached ut
our city convention the 18th. and people are
asking whefo are thoT A.
We incorporated cur little town, accord
ing 10 Law, after waiting until Marcus vas
willing aud n call for citizens conysn'
ton 10 plaOo In nomination a mavor and
aiI c0uneilmen, was made on the i7th. Al
the people wsFu pleased 20 think we wsTe
going W put on oity airs, and that they
shou,d have "a ohhncs 10 vote fog thciS
choice Tor oity otlioialG But OH Whit
Differences In tbe evening. j. NJ.
Johngon wRa eleetod chAismap,
and ho pfoeseded 10 excuse himself for
being present lust at that lima, And e1-
pressed desire 10 sec good ciIizsha placed
In nomination. and hoped for this welfass
Of the yonnR oitT. lie then declared the
noUinntion for mayor Ia order lC A.
O'1aIA was placed ia nomination. Mr.
o. HaTa was conducted 10 ths chair and
made = short apoeoh which showed thas he
was unprspAied Tor 80 easy q viotorf. ashe
had always before besn defeated Ia thia
county for ONCE. lie reviewed The history
Of Uhmi ton. aud told OF what bo and Mr.
Dsly intended TO do for ,hs people.
Next the chairman announced IL would
be IN order To nominate six couneilnan.
aud the chairman read from the slate the
names of II. Il. CAms ]. NJ. Higgins.
lools, Taylor. Kendall and Page. They
wefo elected.
Candidates fer conucllmsn. on the back
seats. wondered where they we're at. They
also wondered u Anaconda for the capital
would 70 ~ smooth as that election. The
Nund nj A an a nhala 0anA and
aie. With ono exception, connected with the
Bitter ho0t Devs opment company. The q
will be no question a. TO the election Of
these candidates on the 3lst. This IL q
cass OF nomination and election at abe
same tims.
But such work is getting distastsful "a
many. We have q efest many good oiti-
zsns hero aud they havs families and some
property. who have minds of their own,
and many have been living on expectation
for the past two years. and they are getting
sick Of promises of railfosds and othor I'm.
provements. 1hs people Of this valley have
supported Anaconda for the capital. The
farmers were promised q railroad 20 Apa-
oonds. whore tbsy would have an outlet f6r
their products. etc. but a great many d.
not expect such 10 be the caee.
Psopls are thankful 70 MIR. DAILY for th,
employm ment they get; they wish 60 sub
serve his interests, mot ss against thsil
natural righis not TO bs forced TO consent
10 any wrong. The Bitter Root people
appreoists all no has done that 10 right
and dspounce all that Is wrong. With thu
good feeling that now exists for M. DaIJ
can say u 10 not so with his would-b
bosses. and thsy are only creating feeling
against him and Anseonda for the capital.
or other interests he may have. which th,
people are glad TO subssrys whom 10 10 CON
"A A. a - -.
of the people Of shis valley.
BITTER RoorKR
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NO QUORUM.
And tho House Transacted Very Little
Public nualness.

And tho House Transacted Very Littio
Public Buslpesa
wAsurS0ros, Aug. 2l,-There was not a
quorum prsaent whom the house began iGa
session to-day, but the members sough, 70
take up several measures bT unanimous
consent 1ho acnAts bill for tho exclusion
aud deportation OF alien anarchists was
called up WA,nSr, OF Now York, objected
80 consideration Of the bill. ~ regret" he
aAid, that ! must always stand hero aud
protest against putting IN the hands OF ad-
miniati ativs officers The enormous power
conferred by this bill"
Does nol the gentleman know, inter-
poaed hcMlllin, ''that 600 anarchists al
reHdy In tho hands OF ;hO police are on The
way 10 these shofoeG'
"Tho gentleman from New York" re-
piled Warner. .emphGtioally, 'oAnno. be
panie- stricken, aud no objects 10 giving
! oiiioela power 10 deno.t such persons Aa
they deem ottondorG"'
Whenever the word 10 uasd In the s,al-
ute, suggested O,tes, IN Is given the CON-
mon law Interpretation"
There Ia no definition Of anArehy In tho
common law" ioplied Warner. and l OBJ
joe. 20 the consideration Of Tho bill"
A resolution 10 print 1000 eopiss Of the
tariff bill was passed. also bill 10 grant
the Dnlulh Winnipss hs tight OF way
through the Chippewa and White Earth ln-
dian reservations. AZ l0,20 ths house Ad-
jouTnsd until II o'clock ibufadaJ,
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The Latter sssms 10 no Decidedly Exaet
ing Ia Iia heqairem shis.

The Lattor seams TO Ito Decidedly E1aet-
ing ia Ills Requirements.
Sioux CIqY, Aug. 2i.-Tho Sioux City
Athletic club to-day received a letter from
Brady. CoIbstrs manager, and immsdi-
aiely telsaIAphsd i,s acceptance OF the eOn-
dnions named iheTslu. Tbs latter IL a.
follows:
PuTsuuRo, Aug. IL -slouI City Athletic
Club. CoTbett accepts youT oGsr OF $2A.-
coo pufse, aud requires no GUARANTEES en-
oypt that you make n deposit 30 cover
training expenses, aud that Jackson have
no more than he gsia (signsd,l
w. A. HRADf
A telegram was alsO received from X. X.
Fox who. "A Ia thonghL ~ apeakinR for
jackson. IA ia dated New io h. and reader
"will you deposit f25. 600 offered for The
CoFbsti-JashHon nght with ths Police Ga
zsttSi II ron will. articles OF agreement
will be signed by both Cofbeti and Jackson
al once. (SiQnsd) kIouAAn X. Fox
The club officials think Jackson demands
. little ZOO much, and say thsY are villlaR
TO deposit the money nscesaafy 20 cover
| training en- Kpsnssa 40 once, together with
| reasonable forfeit N The fGht fails fer any
reason fos which they are responsible, ana
10 put up the entire f260OO within rsAs
sonabls tlmO II the msu slgn articles 70
| h1hi here
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oLMSGARY MINE FLOODED
And Three Miners Ars DroWhsd IN The
HushiaH wators.

Special 10 The lniopondnnt
BuTTr. AUG. 2i.-Tho dlongaFy rnino is
flooded with wAtof AID iha bodies Of three
miners are somewhere ia lie depths. A.
noon to-day ,hs country Took between ths
workings Of ,hs Ground Squirrel aud The
workings on The 100 foot level o. The Glen
gary was broken through and dslugo Of
sAtsI was poured Into tho Minis, sweeping
everything before 10. About filT men ssro
a, work In the milne at the time. thirty GU
the 100, fourteen on the 800 ana two on the
i00. which IL the depth OF The nina. Al
but ihreS got out aliys although thsrS
we're many very narrow escapes anl most
Of them got disnohed 30 thS skin. The
men who lost their lives we're; Mike Brady,
Joseph Curry and James Morgan. Mnrlan
and Gary were working al the 20J and
brady AZ the go. Others working ager
them made thsir escape bat II ID believed
these were saugh, by ihS full force Of the
torrent aud swept to thsir death.
1hs mine vha quickly hllsd with water
up TO the 200 foot level. All shorta To TO.
cover the bodies Of tho three mon have
proved unsuccessful thus far. Ths mine ID
bsiuE pumpsd ous as rapidly as possible.
but water is still lowlnR ia In smaller
quantities. aud little progress h beinG
maze
James Rowe. foreman OF the mine, AZ
tributes tho accident TO an inaeourste sur.
vsy. lie says he followed the su vsy cor
rec,ly. and according 70 this the GlenRar
workings were forsy-Avs fsOs from Oh,
Ground Squirrel but according 10 the rs
suit tho distance could not have been mor'
than ten feet. The shaft Of the Ground
Squirrel had las feet OF water In IL vsstst
day. but 10 is nov nsa'ly dry. The property
10 owned BY the Heinzs company.
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NEXT MEETING IN HELENA.
Head Camp Pacific Jurisdiction. Wood
men of the World.

PORTLAND, Ore. Aug. 2l.-The thirl SOS.
sion of the head camp, Pacific Jurisdiction.
Woodmen OF the World, o.day elected tho
following oilloorG Hehd consul, y. A. Fal-
kenburR OF Denver, re-slootsdj head ad.
yiss', ChAL VI Copper, Portland; head
clerk, Gen. John w. browning. OF Denver
ro-sleotsd; head banke !. X. Bhireman. OF
Pueblo, Col; head escort, Il. v. Hunt Of
Pueblo, COL; head managers. John G. Lat
shaw, Of Pueblo, +. z. Beatkohesy, OF
DenysI DIR. A. X. Carmichael, OF trinidad,
Col; Judge n. M. Haynes OF Grsslyy,
Col; y. \. Baird. OF Wyoming; sovereign
representatives, W. .. Nash. of Donvsi; A.
NJ. Meekem, OF Colfax. Wash.
Snlt Lake aud Helena were candidates
for the session OF 1896, but salt Lake with
drew from the contest and Helana was
selected. John Latshsv, OF Pueblo. who
was elected one OF ths head managers. is
" ing seriously III with typhoid fever az the
Good Samaritan hospital
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GOOD CHEER FOR ODD FELLOWS.


Provided by One of Our Most Enterprising
Citizens.
On next Friday tho Odd Fellows OF Silver
Row and Deer Lodge counties. several han
drsd strong. will visit their brethren. and
the whole town will be abort 10 maks their
visit as enjoyable as possible. Among the
foremost In their efforts 10 afford jolly
time TO tho guests Of the day is Mr. Her
man Richter. OF the firm Of Miller a Co..
brewers. Mr.. Richter is one of che oldest
members OF Cottonwood lodge. OF Deer
Lodge. aud he will leave nothino undono
TO prove that he is jolly host. With this
object In view he hns engaged the Helena
orchestra 10 furnish mnsio at tho Helsns
Brewery Beer Garden on Wost Main street
from Ave till IL .. IN. on the afternoon OF
the visit of the brethren from the other
side Of the range. The concert will be free,
and genial Herman Richter will b0 host.
which is guarantee that all callers will
have q superb time. Tn, music will bs
Brst class, the chsor unstinted, and AT.
Richter in his most fIatsrnal bomor.
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rhIns.It Wa. Ln.lInnb,s.

wAnNoroN, Aug. I.-Ths sspsaess s-
cation here received h,ollissnOs stating
tina, II has been reported in Toxic. on re-
Liable authority, that tho finding Of The
British naval court OF inquiry, which wac
held Ia Shanghai 10 iuyosilgate the fac, Of
ths sinking OF the nritiah steamer kow
shing whom aotihu an transport for Chinese
troops for Corea, hy tho Japhneso cruiser
Naniwa, Ia favorable 40 the Jat aneas, IL Ia
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Union Innlno E.rnlnn.

BosroN. Aug, 81. - The receivers have
issued their rsporI ON ,bs sATnlnsa Of the
Union Pacific sud lie connecting lines for
,hr month OF June. II ahovs tho sarnins.
To have beon sl.lsa.O00 aud the sxpsndl.
turea es7Ao00 Total oAininqu ot the con-
Meeting lines Ss550O0. total expenditures
COOS, 900.
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LIQUORS..

All brands OF whisky in cases al
qually low prices.
Fancy Liquors packed in assorted
eases at case prices.
% gross pint Flasks $3.50
25 gross quart F1asks. ....... o.oC
All mail orders will be attended
70 promptly.
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Truolion Engine Exploi.d

BYRNE, H., Aug. 2l.--A traction engine,
belonging 10 Androw Rosa exploded on The
farm OF Hiram Bsrksmlth to-day Farmer
Hsrkemith was blown 10 atoms aud Andrew
koas. Who was running the engine, was
fatally injured aud died q few hours Inter.
Five boys ffom niue 20 IL yenra old were
badly ,orn and scaldsd. IL il though, -four
oannot recover.
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D.l.war, R.,ubiioan..

Down, Del. Aug. 2L-The republican
state convention met in the state capitol.
In this city. to-day. Ths platform favors
bimstailisp. . gold and silver ourrency.
squalixsd by conditions Fixed by national
aRreomsnt. and declares that full national
prosperity will not be restored until silver
is restored 10 its full debt-psyinR basia.
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stated 10 his eovsfnmsnt that be considers
tho sinking NJ ths kow bhing, updst 1ne
oFcumatancea ths equivalent Of sinking a
Chinese vessel And that he haa eonhs-
auguliY advised the British RoTtTnDsni tc
make no claim.
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WASHINGTON, Ane. 2L.-Washinaton IL,
Louisville 8; Phiiadelphia IL, Cleveland 81:
Brooklyn 20. st. Louis IL; Baltimore IL
Pittsburs IL; New York II. Chicago IL;
first game. Boston l6. Cincinnati 3; second
game, Boston 20, Cincinnati 8.
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hxnrr.n. Insit.d

To call aud SOC a 0onplss lias OF shlAI
glassware, Tampa silysfwara ate
fTiota 10 auit every purse
Hest goods, lowest prices
n. J. EpwAnnA s PsEk Avs..A