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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-05-10
1874 Sc
LINERS STRIKE
Representatives Meet in Pittsburgh,
Pa, TO Hold Conference.
The Result Vas Decision to Issue n Can
For Nat!oaa! Convention cf Oper-
atore and Miners, .Vaich VIII 1:oct
in Cleveland, o., en- stay Is.

plrTSBuReH, Pa, May There are
Indications OF q change IN TIE minor s
strike situatio1. Thursday morning
President 1ohn McBride, Of the l;.ners'
National organization, arrivtd il! Pitts
burga On tee sane train with him
we're J. c. Norton and lir. Chapman,
two OF the largest coal operators in
Ohio
President Mcbride went directly to
the Home hotel. where hc met Secrc
tary NcBryde, District President 7. J.
Nugent Organizer Miller and District
Secrc tary Warren. Messrs. Morton
and Chapman went to The ofice OF
Francis J.. Robbins where DIZZY met
several other extensive coal operators,
End at once went into 4 conference
lasting three hours.
Sixteen representative mine opera
tors were present al IN afternoon ses-
zion Of the conference. The operators
sent for President J. McBrilo and Sec
rotary Patrick Mcbride, Of the miners
organization, and they we're in consul
tation with tie operators ABOUT an
hour They left ~. Robbins Office
about I0o'cloci. and the operators con-
tinuad their conference.
Before adjoorning il was decided to
issue call for national convention
Of operators and miners. TO be held in
Cleveland, O., May -. The call bears
the signatures of John McBri1e, pres;
dent Of the United Alincworllers: Pat
rick McBryde, secretary-treasurer Of
the United MineworIsers; W. II. Eol-
comb, Illinois; j. Smith Tally, Indiana;
j S. Norton Ohio; +. L. Dobbins,
Pennsylvania.
This conference was brought about
by tie officials Of the United Mine
workers Secretary McBryde has Wis
tied Tie leading operators in all the
states represented at the the national
convention At Columbus.
The operators said Thursday that
they we're now willing to get together
and discuss the situation. they would
make no statement however. as TO
their intention or policy.
The United Mine WORKERS officials
state that the matter Of settlement OF
the strike rests solely with the operat-
ors agreeing among themselves The
miners, they say, have already agreed,
and announced by word and act what
theirpolicy is.
After the operators had agreed to
meet in Cleveland they asked the min
crs' officials to also sign the national
call, so that in case an agreement is ar
rived at by tho operators the repre-
scntatires OF the miners will also be
present to settle the question without
delay.
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WORK OF TRAMPS.
Wealthy Farmers Barn !iurned, and KIM
SELF Probably Fatally Assaulted.

Wealthy Farmers Barn !'urncd, and HIM
SELF Probably Fatally Assaulted
FLEMlNGroN, ". Va, Nay 5.-Late
Thursday night William Morrow, q
wealthy farmer near here, discovered
his larn turning ard entered the
building to Try TO save his horses, when
he was strucj. on tie head with a heavy
weapon by the supposed inccndiary,
and was found later by neighbors uh-
conscious and nearly burned to death.
It is thought his skull is fractured and
he Will probably die.
The barn and contents, including
four b,ooded horses, were totally de-
stroyed Loss about 81. 0Oo. The fire
and attempted murder are supposed to
have been the work Of tranps whom
Morrow had driven off the place in the
afternoon, their purpose being the rob
bery of his residence, where he has the
reputation Of keeping large sum OF
lnOnCT.
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JELL1co, Tenn, May ". c. Nenp,
member of TIE national executive COM
,nittee Of the United Miners assoc:a-
tor, has just returned from Goal
Creek, who're he has been IL the inte:-
est OF the organization. lie reports I'll
miners ont AL but one mine there
quit work last Monday, but since then
all had resumed work again. They are
now out to stay till national settle
ment is made. Upon the action Of the
Coal Creek miners depends the success
of the Jel}ico region. SIR. Webb says
the OUTLOOK Cor success is bright
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a risastrcus Snecza.

Paterson, X. j., May 4.-Iierbert
Senior, the seventcen-ycar-old son OF
Justicc OF Peace G. b. Senior, Thurs
day sneezed his shoulder oat of joint
The young man Was doing some WORK
about the house foc his motae", ana
became ovcrhcated, While cooling Oh
he was seized with sneezing fit, and
in contracting his shoulders dislocated
the right che. The pain caused the
youn~ man 20 cry out that his arm was
broken. Dr. s Z. Wiley replaced tie
injured member.
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TO ATTACK WORKS.
Il, obs Assembling. the Men Maddrned =!
t,;.. Painter 4 fair.

hobs Assembling. the Men Maddenad Dy
t.ie Fainter AFFAIR
CoyyELLsyuLE, Pa, May 1.-The sit
nation WAS very alarming in this sec
ton Friday night. iiob5 assembled in
the Vanderbilt region and al the Meyer
plant preparing for an attack Saturday
morning. The companies have armed
a large force of men and are prepared
to repulse any attack. The Dunbar
Furnace Co. will attempt to fire up
Hill Farm plant Saturday morning.
The Painter riot has stirred up the
foreign element The Huns and Slavs
are maddened at the slaughter Of their
countrymcn and have become blood
thirsty. They haze resolved upon re-
yengc. One Of the Lenders admitted
Friday evening that the most bloody
scenes are yet to come. The excite
ment is almost as intense as that
which followed upon the death OF Pad
dock
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Report in judge Jea.,.rs. Case.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Ihe ma1oritsy
report OF the congressional committee
appointed to inyestigate the decision OF
Judge jenkins as Milwaukee in tic re-
cent case of the Northern Pacific kali
road Co, was made Friday. The gist
OF tile majority report may be summed
up in few words as follows: Your
committee hes no hesitation in declar-
ing that The orders rendered were q
gross auuse of the power of the1court;
were supported by neither reason nor
authority; were beyond the jurisdie-
ton OF the judge and were therefore
void
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sn,r lp x: ..:.e.s l,n:aen

Llrri4E i.ocN. Ar... .Siay :. = '.',sl1s' q
iascr : ion reaches n 't% Of t.. .tisls-
inr u q Eesro N 0aac,.ita c ori4t4 y
posea - have Ii.i the smalipo'> eae
telegram conveying the intel''es e
says:
Ire Negro was put mac
aieieA s2i;.e ous SCI ire, epi -
i..a tSn.fle 20 esca2e, fc.-si.si u ''s-
faa One report says re- VS. :l
ans then burned, while anosilei -
5sl suIs lie Was only .s.r.Is. i..ss
,a,aE sac and Certain, and
fF.at no a0t.se occupied ~ tn.
u. $500. 81 thc groco:I go. - 80.
not x>a re icurd
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Er.nL En,tan.s rnneral.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-t'rank Iiattoa,
late editor OF the Washington. Post,
was buried Thursday with demonstra-
lions OF affection and esteem such as
have seldom accompanied private
fureral in Washington, The services
were held IN his late residence, Every
leading newspaper man IL Washing ton
was present, as well IS many senators
and others prominent in otiic life
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Dcnver yynn.s a a,iat.

DENVER, Col, May The committee
on mines and mining OF the cham Der OF
commerce has decided that it is un"1se
to ask for the removal Of the mint at
Carson City, New, to Denver, as to do
SO would antagonize the Nevada peo-
pie, ana tho plant is too small any way
Congress will DE petitioned, however,
10 establish a 1nint in Denver.
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Defaults in Interest.

OMAHA, Neb., May 5.-1he receivers
of the Union Pacific have announced
that they must default on May coupons
CT the Kansas Pacific consols, OF which
there are st1,735,05o Default was
made last November. but the coupons
were paid ia January The receivers
say they may be able To meet the pay
ments in the near future.
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Locnats IN indiana.

sngLByyI1Lr, Ind, aiay 5.-The
seventeon-year locnsts are appearing
above ground by thousands in some
parts, through holes which LOOK as
though made with Z. cane, and varying
from one to three feet in depth. Il tic
weather is warm they viii DC able to
climb next week, ans; then the de-
struction OF green foliage will cegin
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wo.id's. ExalD.sIoa opsnel.

A.;THEEP, May King Leopold. ac-
compa,l led BY the queen O. Belgium,
the princesses OF the royal family, the
CONFESS of Flanders, Prince Won 10
l,enzollein, the cabinet ministers and
a. host of prominent persons opened
the Worlds exhibition here Saturday
swMith. appropriate ceremonies There
swercs over, 50, Gao people present.
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Ip.er-,,oi... "a. POLE Hunters.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nay ) --iiar9ard
college will join the Intercollegiate
..rct;c exploration wnie,s Will start
IL .lure a..ayuard Lades. OF "a,
vii asss rs tlerep Of Harvard
III col.ferr;ag With Gsia ard the Gnl-
varsity oa PenGs yflsaata on details
of asrrsssI. ssserleisss Recreation and ss.ieis-
* sesses Ken ire ases.ioed as sEe OBJECTS
aal ..tree Ilel .sasc signed 20 aespin-s
PAM sae expeditions. Il Is asserted
that two or uore professors hare an
.,fssinced their inteatioa Of going and
VA ss.sl casa s:ley svili ba placed IN
eilarsg-. filo nusiser IS limited 10 Nifty.
s,ens, ti,s on OK. ss.'s stss
anee eossfsaiisc;, TO appoint y s',sssls -
eac, coan tsyt for ts.e fsse.ss:s.ss q 49,,
INNS aa policies passed. TIRE s,''so sos''a ~
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LacE Of EXCL.

CENTRAL CRY. ". Va, Nay 5.-Tho
glass works, after a successful run CT
two weeks, will be compelled to stop
operations on account OF the scarcity OF
coal The fires will te smothered, aud
everything KEEP. in shape for work rE-
til the trouble passes.
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n,refsiet Confir.nea by tho Senate
.,.,,o Ya,syrfs moalsyyard Bound.

New YORK, May l. THE British Tae 3.
va,ixy.ie, Capt. as'sl. eeranheld, pssea
eaar,.nt!!ne hotucNasa 2aaslSt % i.i -. o
,hs tug Lewis Pulser heags,5 e St S
vg.l.svriie is yavl-siggEssed ai1d iss s 3
ieseto pniastea housed. nc $500
ensign floats from her jjieess eiii.asts s,
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rainrela a1t thu cEos1.rrg.

Assi..ssn Mass salty -.lss Mrs Or.
"a. IS. ar on ,iis.s neg
tase s,ls s,scfsA CROSSING slss New a orK
n sw Engian rslilroaa here Satnr-
Iays the ir ca RIA sc was struck by an ems,
pine and all three of them sustained
probabls fetal injuries
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"eaa. Fry,s EIoyarasl.s.

INrIASApoLss. Ind, May 5.-'Gen." "
Try announced Friday morning that ne
would start WIN hi, army Oh fcot Sna-
Gay his objective poiat to DC either
Dayton or Cincinnati All hope o. a
free ride has Ueea abandoned. The
provisions in tie camp here are very
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Ga!zia.s Lrnz il cnuren.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, May Col Ihon-
as Galvin, moved his army to Dnouesne
Sunday.s The coinmonwoalers, for the
first time since leaving the Pacific
coast, we're invited to attend church
ana accepted tile Invitations OF the pas
tors of,sthe Baptist, Methodist and
Catholic churches.
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!. d Fa.ta, g.,,r

i.gga.t,T. si.sy Sunday a dispatch
Sroia Vienna says tHat SIX Of the Lug
tocn four fsts have been taken ont OF the
s.se Saaa Tue Youngest Of the party.
z>ssispi Saf,j]s, i, lt.porlssi to have neea
.-scnai. alis.e.
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III CHINESE.
rirst cmc!al Occurred assured by q United

First CGlcial D5cC,np:.t issuc; by United
statcs OIilrrr 81, IN i:ny:a:s..
CHICAGO, Lay 5-rae first official
document ever issued by an officer OF
the United States il Tie Chinese Ian
gnage was the notice sent by collerfo"
Mize, OF this district TO the Chinese
residents Of Chicago requesting them
TO appear before him not later than
Friday and apply for 1t certificate OF
residence IS required by The amended
Geary law. IN response to these notices
several hundred Celest;als appeared at
the collectors Office Friday morning.
By The terms OF the act all Chinese
residents falling to secure certificates
Friday shall, upon conviction, be I'M
prsoncd for . period nct cSceedlng-onc
wear and thereafter removed from the
United States. These notices were
issued several weeks ago. hnt untii a
few days ago, the registration lad Been
very litrh4
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Coy W. E,o.,oa oysr-,ltel.

lEAsHls -, Ia .. iiyhe motion to
quash the -inforr..,ss zion against tho
Gezey Leaders 81 tho :ss.ls1sf OF the uii-
cons Linton siilg OF islys. WIS eyer
ruled 5y tltcs arl q 1855
recess ssss,ass allow jury TO
he III, pa. hen s.ts trial OF the
three ds4e aits, losleg. lliiffs,psne and
Jones proceeded.
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In symoatay.

TRINIDAD. Col, May z.-All the
miners in this region, except those at
Aguiiar, have struck, ia sy1nf5a thy with
the eastern miners. Strong guards are
maintained at tail the mines.
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rasa : s.s:oa ) vii,

WASHING ~. ), -i@y the will Of
the late ff,ll,is i!sslton fsssi Friday,
al his f,,cpa7as-, i:9els.ting his interest
in the Washington Post, IS LETT to his.
wife, L;xz:e s Hattoa.
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SLIP CANAL
Ectwecn lake Erie and the Ohio Favor
ab,y Considered.


WAsniSGToy. May THE house
COMMITTEES on railways and canals has
shown signs OF reanilnation and is
now meeting regularly. The most i'm
portant measure that has been Goa
sidcreti, By the committee TO" many
years is the project for g ship
canal between Lake Eri& and
the Ohio river At q meeting the COM
mittee decided TO report favorably the
proposition to appropriate $4,000 for
q preliminary surrey. The points
from which the survcy Is to project and
to which it is TO extend are not named,
bit they viii probably be Erie at one
end OF the inc ana Pittsburgh, Or the
vicinity OF Pittsburgh at the other.
The report Will be made to the house
next Thursday
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~ Way Of cincisnatf.

DIES MONIES, 10. bay ia .deje-
CATION of Kelly's Cossy;tss called on
Gov. Jackson Thursslay TO pleai for q
train. Tic governor advised sisea1 Il y.
30 by boat yia Cairo anss tir.eiii E.s.si Is
far ss possiht{s
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Gald - nwl,,ilss.

WASHINGTON. May Nth the gold
taken from the t.,ea sa'.p, illis week for
shipment, ana w.t,l iii:lt engaged Fri
day at .Ncw so..@ tet shipment Satur-
day, the coil reserve in the treasury
has been resia ed 10 $50 255.1iio. Tie
general balance F'r;day, ,riiica inclndcs
the gold is %fs3,13b000
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H.n~ IIunlb rt HAS Cance-.

New York, May 7.-1he Rome CORE
snondent Of the Recoraar, vrit.as III
der date of April y, says: Cancer OF
the larynx, almost identical with the
disease with which the late Emperor
Frederick. OF Germany, WAS afflicted,
has esta blished its hold upon King
E1.nbcrt, CT Italy. This has Teen
morn for some time among the ,ati-
maze confidenes of the king. but il is
ontv recently that the secret has been
,Tbe news of his q Fiction can rot but
c.a ate much uneasiness as regards the
political sitution both ct home and
abroad.
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4 P.a Supreme ;Claoa-s, E.eo:sa.
DEs MONIES. u, May The SUI
pvene council Of the A. ?. A. finished
the elcctionof others Saturday morn
ing. They are: Supreme president, ".
j. III Traynor, Detsolt;. vice president,
.Adaa, Fawcett, Ohio; secretary OF state,
O. L. Jackson, Iowa; chaplain, J. j.
Gosper, SanI'rancisao; secretary, c. |.
Beatty, Saginaw, Mich: treasurer, II.
II. Stark. Milwaulee; trustees, i.
&. Campbell, Minneapolis; \. D. Melon
ala, Cheyenne; W IL Nichols, Brad
dock Pa
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whst Brotr sr-,n-Law scott K7ov..

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, May E
Judge Scott, brotner-in-law of Gen.
Harrison, With whom he recently spent
scveralweelSs in California, says; The
cx-president expressed himself as rot
being a. candidate on the republican
ticket. Harrison said the republican
noninat ton was equivalent to IN cleo
ton, hut on account Of family aliic-
tions he wasnot anxious.to enter the
contest for another term, although L
believe if the nomination was rendered
him ne would aecopt and ma.te the
calnpa ign but he is too shrewd and re-
served and relculatingg to allow his
friends to announce his cnnaiaecy two
years in advance. of the assem- bling of
the nominating convention il he want
ed the nomination"
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c,,,,r,,,,, ygi,.on About Well.

Nnw ORLEANS, May f,--congressnan
Wilson, chairman OF the house commit
tee on ways and means, has arrlyea ID
Baton Rouge from plaqnsnaille. lfaurs-
day he devoted to seeing the:slghts AZ
Baton Rouge and the state institutions
located there, and will leave Friday iof
New Orleans. He will probably remain
here two or three days, leaving Tor
Washington Monday. His lealth is8al-
most completed RESTORED
seneaiee Coniir.nea by tho sseaats,s
WAsHiNayos, May 4. --Thomas Z.
Benedict, sof. New York, has been con-
firmea as public prinscr.
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PLAY FREEZE OUT
DIFFERENCE WITH GERMANY 4
QUESTION OF ENDURANCE.
German Minister Declines to ConSi1-
er The Meat Exclusion Acts on the
Basis OF Retaliatory MeaSures-
Leaves His Opponent Little Arga-
ment-What W i'll the President do.

WASHINGTON, Nov. I.-There is little
reason now 10 expect that ths German
government Will relax its new order OF pro-
hibiting the i'm orJation OF American cat
tie ana fresh beef, and il Is probdb.e tn
matter will settle down to Question Of
endurance a. between G.rman sugar aLS
American beef. Oar ambassador at Ber-
Greshsms vigorous protest To the German
foreign m mister anG accompanied Il wiki
the promise that the president will
recommend to congress the amendment OF
the sugar schedules of the tariff act in the
line of removing the diff rental duty
which is the cause of the German com
paint of dI~criml n ton.
Apparently thlS representation has made
bus lit lz impression. for he csUied the
minister had disclairaed aby ide. of re
taliation and had assured him that the
prohibition OF our cattle was bIsed solely
on sanitary reasons that could lot bv
neglected o. course our site depart
meut cannot % behind the German dis
claimer OF retaliation, however 1t my rr-
gard the prohibition, aud must content
itself with trying To disnrove M diagnosis
OF the German veterinary surgeons aad
then settle down 10 waiting policy.
Meanwhile it viii b. interesting IL note
how the president treats the subject Ia
his message to congres, and whether, Ia
view of Germany'S maintenance of her
position, he will redeem his promise Of
recommending TO congress an amendment
OF the sugar schedules.
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MONTHLY TREASURY STATEMENT
Public Debt Increase for the Month Of
Over Thirteen Millions.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-The monthly
treasury statement issued today shows
that On Oct. 81, 1871 the public debt, less
cash III the treasury, amounted TO s9ll, =
81, All, all increase for the month OF sI3-
$50. Ssh Following is a recapituIation If
the debt:
Interest bearing obligations. $685., co.. $50;
increase for the month, $50; debt Oh which
interest has ceased since maturity. 81, S2S,
80; decrease for the month, al, $50, debt
bearIng no interest, SOL 1J6, 40; Increase
for the month. 81, TO-, $50; total GeoI, 81, =
626 lo4, 03,; cert tic .tes anu treasury notes
Outstanding Offset by An equal amount VI
Cash III TIE treasury, S6J1 4co, All
The casa In tn treasury - classified
follows: Gold, SIS, 6l3. SO; silver. S5J6,-
0l91ll; paper, siO6 .5J1. i5i. Bonds dis
bursting officers balances, etc, SIC 400 pa,
making a total OF SOL, 540. oil, agaiusL
which there wer- oui-t tddIHg lIablIG les
amounting 30 So47, pa. sos. leaving /. cash
balance OF S1U7, 30, l45. vi which 50 80 So
WAS gold reserve.
The total receipts during the mouth OF
October were $40 l3J 30 anu tn. dIsourse-
mrnts So, 7l3. 0}9. re wing Il deficit for the
month OF Sl3,5I3 40 and for the four
months OF tue present fiscal year Sl4 3JS, $50
OF the receipts for Octpb-r Sll. 90, lis was
from customs; ~. 403 43S from internal rev
enue aud S6S5, 6S3 Irom miscellaneous
sources. o. tue expenditures SIl.0J3. 357
Was Tor PENSIONS.
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ON THE SAME FOOTING.
Indians TO Whom il % Not Unlawful to
Sell Liquor.

Sioux FAILS, :. d, Nov. Within 4
few days a very Important matter will Dc
settled IL the United States court here.
Yesterday Judge Edgerton Instructed the
grand jury not TO return any more iudict-
ments against persons accused Of selling
liquor 70 the Indians residing IN Sisse,ou
reservation - be was in doubt If such in-
dict meuts would hold. The matter Will
come before the court on demurrer TO al
Indictment against Tom Kindred, who was
arrested here few days ago while IN the
act Of selling lQuor To Sisseton Indians
here.
Judge EizeEt0n said 3. appeared u him
AT Erst glance that where Indian saads
were divided u seyerxlty a. l. The ca=e OF
the oIs-etou reservation and Usese the 10
diSns have lie Tighi N vote the lat er are
citizens q tie United S,Etes soc the ac1
a. ssliluE liquor q them ! 10 more q
violation o. ne I nired states Laws tAan =
The act of selling lqu0r 20 n white man
he says that a s-r-OB selling liquor 70 al
lHdiHE : ouay Atn-usbse 10 SD= / Eiie1
States lsw regulating that matter wien
toe Indian = under ~ agent CT s1p-rin-
telueut
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ALEXANDER is DEAD
Continued from first page.)

letin showing that the last hope had been
abandoned was silently scanned by the
mournful throng, many of whom were In
tesrs. Passing carriages stopped to enable
their occupants to read the bulletin.
The first news of the death of his
majesty was posted shortly before :!
o'clock. A quarter of an hour later a
salute of guns from the fortress of st.
Peter aud ST. Paul confirmed the sad news
Later "A telegram stating that tue car was
quite conscious when he took the last
sacrament at 10 O'Clock this morning, was
received.
The members of the council of the en-
pire and other high officials of both civil
and military departments and many pri-
vaue citizens assembled at 10 O'Clock To-
night in the cathedral of Noniebello,
where a solemn mass WAS said for the re-
pose of his majesty's soul.
The French ambassador to Russia, who
is now in Paris, will return here forth
with.
The duchess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha,
duchess of Edinburgh. Gully sister of the
car, arrived at Yalta this morning.