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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27
ALL SORTS OF SERMONS.
Bishop OF Wakcncid's Classification of
Pulpit Eloqucnce.

h'hhop OF Nukchcid's Classification oi
Pulpit Eloqucnce.
One does not look TO u prelate fol
frank fun, but the bishop Of Wake.
field, unasked. has vouchsafcd some
genuine humor on the subject oi
preaching, says London Black and
White. He has clearly made study
of the art, and he divides the modern
sermon into seven species Thus we
have:
The Sesquipedalian--B Big words hid
ing little thoughts"
The Wishy-Washy--No explanation
required.
Tho Pyrotechnic - Blazing with
brilliant metaphors and Illustrations.
aud finishing with faint odor of gun.
powder
THE necdotic-Teeming with sto.
ries-some OF them good enough once.
but gone bad by keeping.
THE Flowery-In which rhyme is
OF more Importance than reason.
The Mclliiiuous--With calm, un-
broken flow.
The Paregoric--Against which the
powers of wakefulness fail; like roll
OF ribbon, SO much alike at all points
that yard can be cut off anywhere"
Who does not know each and all of
these? This is a form of pastoral which
congregations, as a rule, do not disap.
prove,
In connection with this severe epis-
copal utterance there is story ON the
other side going the ecclc3iastical
round. A Clergyman prepared TO
preach few Sundays since, and gave
out as his text: THE devil, like a
roaring lion, goeth about seeking
whom he may devour." In the same
breath, before beginning his dis. |
course, he continued; My friends, |
rou will probably have heard that the |
bishop OF Manchester has announced |
his intention of visiting every church /
n his diocese, and consequently we !
nay very shortly expect TO see him
Imong u.s."
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27
Irving W. Lnrimnre nhu.icnl dironl.

Irving W. Larimore physical director
ni l. VI. &. A., Des Nome. Iowa. saws
he can conscientiously recommend cham
herlaln's Pain Balm to athletes .gymnasts,
rnicycIists, foot ball players and the pro
leS1l"n IN general for bruises sprnins and
dl''ocatlons; also for soreness and stiff
ness OF the muscles. When applied be.
tore the parts become swollen it will
effect cure in one half the time usually
required. For sale by j. VI. Rose.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27
sugar Trust Indictments

The grand jury has signfied to the Dis.
trct Attorney, at Washington. that il
VIII have no further communication 10
make until next Monday, when it il ex.
pected that report vii be made Of the
finding of indictments against Me-srs.
Havemeyer and Searles. of the Sugar
Trust, for refusal to answer questions put
by the Senate Investigating committee.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27

The Government is preparing to sub.
mt the final arguments in the case
against President Debs, of the A. II. II
at Chicago, though il may have been
submitted on the 25th.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27
Hnnged In Montrnmnrv

Wilson Woody was hanged at Mont.
gomery, Ala, on Friday last. He was
one OF the conspirators in the Grant
murder near Montgomery last spring.
There were seven negroes in the conspir.
acy' One escaped, one was lynched, two
were sent to the penitentiary for five
years, and three including Woody, were
executed in the Jail. WV
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27
Proved nimnclf = s.-.,.nr

Edward II. Boone, II brother of Young
WIN Boone, of Lexington, who killed
himself in Hotel Mt Dayton, Ohio, a
snort time ago. was heavily fined in the
ponce court at Lexington last Friday for
playing private detective among hestri
king tailors
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27
Wash Your Face and Feet.

so Clean is the finest pure white
soap ever introduced here. IL is better
than Cashmere Boquet for the toilet.
superior 10 Ivory for fine laundry and
ahead of Sapolio for the kitchen. One
cake, Zoe; 2 for l5c; for 25c. Sold at
this office only. : :"
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27
Inve.tirntinn of Strikes

The Department Of Labor has about
completed its investigation of strikes anC
ldckouts that have occurred since 1887
upon which it has been engaged for sew
eraI months past. This report will not
however, be published before next sprinp
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27
Indicted For rnuIkner,s Mnrd..

The grand jury of Boyd county last
week indicted Louis Cole, who II H.
claimed, killed Ballard Faulkner in a
street night at Catlettsbnrg in July, for
murder IN the first degree. Cole will
give boad OF $4,000 to appear next term
OF the Criminal Court.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27

time TO time, for the picture will look
as much like one as another, and the
wearer's imagination viii do the rest.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27

In Louisville, on the night of the Goth
INST Mrs. W. w. Hte, Of 1916 Third
street. was robbed of diamonds valued at
-, BOO The robbery occurred while the
family was at supper.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27

do you have headache, dizziness, drow.
slness, loss Of appetite and other symtoms
OF blIiousness ? Hoods Sarsaparilla will
cure Won
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27

fon can relieve that headache Won
have by buying a box of Megriminc at
The HERALD office. 1t will only cost
% cents and is sold on positive guar.
antaa o.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27

The red brick Dutch tiled two-storv
building which was erected al one end
OF the Manufacturers building at the
worlds fair, for the express purpose of
advertising n certain brand OF cocoon.
has been sold TO Bostonian for $500.
IL cost $4,000, and was originally put
together in Holland.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27
Gold Reserve.

The net cash in the treasury at the
the close Of business on the 22nd inst
was Sl25, ~, SOB, Of which S57,9.3,985
represented the gold reserve.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27

While in Chicago, Mr. Chas. L. Kahler.
a prominent shoe merchant OF Dies
Muines, Iowa, had quite serious time
OF IL. He took such severe cold that
he could hardly talk or navigate, but the
prompt use of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy cured him Of hi. cold 30 quickly
that others at the hotel who haG Dad
colds followed his example and half a
dozen persons ordered il from the near.
est drug store. They were profuse in
their thanks to Mr.. Kahler for telling
th.m how to cure bad cold 50 quickly.
For sale by J VI Rose.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27
THROUGH THE
| FERALD's?
ADVERTISING cOLOMNs

list travelling in America, at
tracted by a perusal of its
pages, draws a pen-picture of
its multi-merits in his own
language, and thus it reaches
every home in the vine-clad
hills of France. So popular
was the story, "Jonathan and
His Continent,' that it was
translated into every tongue
spoken by man. Hence, from
hemisphere to hemisphere and
rom pole to pole
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27

Secretary Herbert appointed a Court
Of Inquiry to meet at the Mare Island
Navy Yard last Tuesday 10 inquire into
the grounding Of the United States
steamship Adams in Bering Sea while
engaged in the seal patrol. The Court
was composed Of Captain c. :. Cotton,
Commander G. VI Thomas and Lieuten-
ant Commander +. VI. Simmons. with
Lieutenant II l.. Draper as Judge Adj
vocate
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27

OF the country and the warm
hearted testimonials received
by it from friends in all lands.
The English damsel in Dew
onshire, the New England
maiden Of Maine, the sun-clad
lass Of California, the semi.
tropical creole of Louisiana,
and last, but not least, our own
mountain pinks-all, indeed,
who con the contents of its
pages week after week-sing
the same song of love. Nor
Is this all. A French humor.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-09-27
THE: HERALD

OF Hazel Green is a household
word. Thus it is also ne
cesslty to the wide-awake bus.
mess man, and all who desire
TO tickle trade that they may
I'LL their Golfers with cash."
have their advertisements dis.
played in its columns from
'ime to time. We might 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-03

United States toward Hawai- and
ultimate annexation. THIS Wow ~
based on reports aud advlces received
from the Hawaiian minister at Wash
ingtOu.
Thus far Admiral Walker has not
given DOT what he Intends 10 DO In
this country. There lie sori0us tp.lt
iu tho nnks OF the f0yalIst party
through tho efforts Of number d..
siung 70 pose MS leaders. They
expect 20 receive Information
ifom their agent tn the Unilci
states by the next steamer rs 10 tie
hope ~ restoring tho queen. n the
reply b. IN tho negative % auilciptt.
ed that the parry will rush into
p1litIcl and cnueuvor 10 have nll mem.
ucfs ~ the constitutional convention
elected with Il material change IN the
oath Of allegiance.
Delegates from nearly OH NJ the dls.
tflciH in the islands have been lumiuut.
cd ana matters In connection with the
constitutional convention are running
smoothly. Ihcro r. not the lcasi uN.
element prevalent ~ the leland.
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good education. HIS parents aro dead
aud % lstaiI that uo 10 without "a liy.
lns relative. HE lat and only brother
was drowned about q yesr ago.
a ~ inquest over the h1uy will bs
he.u o.. rEuwt.'6 undertaking parlOp
NJ O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Toe
news OF lht HuiglI. g used profound
sensation AID hundreds of tuJtiO
virWei the body 0f shelf lstp friend A.
]. 10y on d plain slab % iho m0rsuo tY.
day.
a discovery was male during the
Jay by Que uf The chamber maid. %.
We Jsnlnh hotel, h8 fle was cleaning
The apartment from which ibu blIv I'D
thc dtai man hsi lutn Usfurln The
ul9fhlnEi ihnt causes lht Uuurfs iU
,hluh tnat Parker attempted 90 500
himself Jcs;,rtly SOFA a.trf ho retired
!" Tue pilNdcy OF bic room under tie
'Alftsstd piriCat that ho wished 10
sleep.
ln the al9p vessel was found a small
paper boa which 10 wac 40 frat tn ueIt
c.u'niurd headache capsulrs but
"hloh inspection proved hal
.h reality contained morphine. That
ihci hns led 90 the almost unnni.
nous conclusion that Parker took
uo.e oi ~ or fcfifiug yesterday fore.
no9ni which would account Tor his
long silence but ,hat either too much
'L 700 llliy was tabuu aud that tho
effects 1I tue drug wore on during his
long HlrtE hul that when he awoks
lhis m Ifuing he wan conscious q his
inth act bus eth determined aud uu.
ieleniauii that hr Ltdsc, partly dressed
hin 'rll'sud c1mp.ciai "a, jOb by hfIug
a bullet into hls brain.
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FOR WIFE MURDER.
Charles ThIsdl Plead hot Guilty 10
Tdlt Awful CHARGE.
his APPEARANCE ~ couRE


Charles Thiede, tho alleged wife
murderer and all round tough chsrac.
tcr, alter passing restless night In his
io.c.y coll IN tho county jhil, was
brought into the police court this morn.
iug before Justice Smith. lie was
cI.soiy guarded by Shuun Mcqueen
anu deputies AMI was allowed 90 con.
ycfsc with mo- one but his Gtiorneyr.
"Ihe pIitonurtKhibiicI more unoasi.
n'is oven than ou yesterday, aud his
nloudihut eyes ami hunted expression
buiokuued o. sleuplUl night
Deputy snerl Montgomery will
figure a. complaining witness iu what
Will doubtless be- a very stubhornly
fought ease from commencement 10
close, ~ II BE- asserted that the accused
hns considerable money with which 10
icicnd himsclL The tni Iavlt charg.
ing him with murder reads ns follows.
John Montgomery Jr., being duly
sworn, complains on behalf Ut the Ter.
iiiofy Of Utah u Une Charles rhirde,
anu complaining on his oath nlleguh.
That the said Charles ThiriC, on to.
VT, the sou Jay 0f April, A. ID.
ls9i at salt Lake county, Territory of
Uinu, dlj wholly, ielouiously anu OF
deliberately pfumcditntcd malice
Mofrih1ugnt, make an assault on one
Mary Tnloie, and with certain
knife or sharp instrument 10 afiisnt
unknown, which he, the said Chstles
Iuiriyi then aud there had anu held
luiele, did then aud there wiifuiiy,
iullniOusly aud OF his deliberately pre-
mcdilatcd malice Aforcthought, strike,
thrust Aud cut At, upon and into tho
said Mary rhicde, iuhlctug thereby
Uu tue said Mary rhivuo Ia tue throat
one mortal wound, Of which mortal
wound the said Mary rhtede then and
there dioj; and no the sid Charles
IhiodU ala IN the manner anu form
Aforesaid felOui0u,ly, aud OF his de.
lihcratriy ptemedilated malice aiOTe.
thought, then aud there murder tho
said Mary ihiolo against the peace
aud dignity VI tue people Of the Terri.
tory Of Utah and contrary 10 the
statute Ia such case MAZE aud PRO.
viuci.
$40 the charge, which was read by
Assistant County Attorney Eiohnof,
Ihicde, through Attorney 5traup,
plead not guilty anu further action
we postponed until this Afternoon at
. O'Clock TO allow the prisoner 10 cou.
tult with his chief counsel, Judge
Power, who was absent from the city
nj that time, but VIM was expected u
return before O'Clock.
At2 o'clock JuIgo Powers and all Of
tue attorneys on both Sides were In al
tendance ana Assistant County AttOr-
ney EichuuT ttatsd u the court that
arrangements had been made between
all parties concerned 10 have this case
set down Tor preliminary hearing on
"wednesday, May vtn, at 10 a. N. The
arrangement was agreed 10 aud All
WITNESSES notified 10 be present on that
dAte.
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PERILS OF RICHES.
Blss Of Honey Came Rear Causi1S
The Liss Of Life 10 hlny,
A MOST SINGULAR ACCIDENT
Intense FxcIttmtnt In One Of the Naulls
Of the Philadelphia Hint
Building.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May "A
ponlon of nty millions Of dollars that
Ia stored away In vault & Ut the mint
came very close to being n cause Of
disifler to several clerks who were
counting the coin yesterday.
The coin was piled up Ia bags 10 "a
holyat Of twelve feet aud width OF
eight feet. Tho vault is damp and
tho tngs become mouldy and ifail.
About o O'Clock o. wellington Morris,
Au cmployc, YVES standing on one
Of the piles raking In some loose silver
dollars mo tfou into bag anu the silver
collars nt oucu began 10 slide out Like
. SNOWFALL ou mOuntniusilu the mnas
oi silver dollars grew In hizr. There
wan nu omiuDuH rumble anu tue clerks
Atthc folt OF the Pile looked up iu
sur. rise. Seeing the impending danger
a Wild break was male Tor the door.
Dc. Caleb Whitehead, WHO represents
the mlut bureau, Jumped over the
3. allen ut that moment whgn the dol.
lais poured down with o. roar Of the
hauury auu p. ". busbyshelt, who
HaHnt % distance, scrambled cut ia the
ui,s Of time. btrIous injury was
feared TO Morris, but no succeeded In
Uuaplug unhuft.
lle Impact OF tho dollars shook the
mint building as by an oaItlquukt,anu
intense excitement prevailed among
jnp employee. IL is estimated that tue
rmOunt wnicn tell was valued at fully
s2iUJJ,0UJ ana weighed ll2,OJJ Iouuus.
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CRIMINAL SETTINGS.


Judge Merritt made a settling Of tho
criminal calendar this morning, o.
followG
MONDAY, MAY 7ru, 1894.
The People VI John wclch, james
st. Chair, robbery.
The People vs. w. II. Wallace,
burglary.
The People vs. oliver simpson, rob.
bofy.
TUESDAY, MAY SIN, 1894.
The People ,s Albert Miles, assault
10 commit rape.
1hs People '. O. a. johnson, en-.
b,zEiement.
Tue People W J. Hamlln, J. r.
Mitchell aud Edward Ian slroln,
burglary
"WEDNESDAY, MAY 9rn, 1894.
The People " William walqulst,
james Smith anu Dave Haghts, Uuf.
glafy
United States Y. William q. Nsbo.
kef, i0rnioation.
The People vs. Arthur Woods, house.
breaking.
THURSDAY, MAY 10TH, 1894.
The People W John Ca-uno and
George Harmon, grant larceny.
Tue People VI Carrie simpson, A..
sault with deadly weapon with intent
to dU bodily harm.
FmDAY, MAY ilrH, 1894.
The People " Elias Thomas, Frsd
Albert, burglary.
Unltst States W william Sampson,
t0fuicatiOn.
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DELUTn, MINI, May 8.-Fineen
hundred miutra on the MosabA range
broke open a magazine and seized
fourteen kegs OF powder. Sheriff
5hatvey anu Adlutant General Muhl.
berg left Tor the vicinity this morning.
Company A OF the state militia, fji.
lowed ON special train at 10 o'olook.
Tbs 1000 miners out hfe mostly
FinlanduTs striking Tor sl.50 per lay .
they have been receiying 81 anu 81. 70.
Thsstrike began IN the tIalblin mine,
800 going out They drove the men
out with reviewers NJ the Norman Iron
King anu NJ uuiaiu Iron mines.
Telugpm8 were received ffOm viz.
glnia To-Day asking All al once that 100
miners were threatening % loot the
stores. ~ Que mine u magazine was
broken opeu ana Thirty KEGS vi powder
aud some dynamite stOieu. All are
penuiles- unu depeui Tor suslenanuu
on charity aud what they can Helzs.
Iutee AuulrBI miners al tne Muuu.
tain Iron mine la6t night yo.oi 20 20 ~
Wofk tuGny, but want protection
agaiusl tbs mob. There were sixty
men IN the military company that
went up win Sueril 5halvsy aud AID.
lutanl General Muuluerg OF s Paul
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Farmer. 81 Michigan rhink Friday
WIN Do mI.naIrnm.

Farmer. cf Michigan Ihink Friday
Wiii br DISASTROUS
MAAnAL, Mich, Nay 8.-Farme IL
north and nuIthrss, OF this city are
greatly excited over "a apparently
supernatural warning they have 10.
Cnivol OF some calamity that ~ schod-
ulel for May 4, Hld they will not DO
surprised AZ any upheaval OF the earth
ur other disturbances that might hap.
pen on that day, On several farms IN
this vicinity were found one day lnsl
week, eggs bearing the following ir-
scfipuOr; "L0ok out Tor May I, 1894"
Beneath this mysterious warning
were skull aud cross bones. The In.
lcrlptlon was plainly printed aud the
letters were light brown In color. One
Of the mysterious eggs was found In a
meet with other eggs ina barn owned
by William Hart, near Oivei, Baton
county. Tho same day, April 97th,
ono was Uncovered Ia the hen house
owned by Scott Heating, lus.
iice Of the peace ut Particle,
Calhoun county, with similar warn.
ing aud one was found la Charles
Sellers barn In tho same township. In
oil cases the warning was the same.
The mysterious writer whether II b.
the hen OF some practical Joker, failed
% indicate what the doom oi the pro.
pie would be. A. any rats there N
great excitement Ia this vicinity, This
family Of Robert Williams, In this
county, have given such credeuce 10
the warnings that they have prepared
for tue rnd OF the world, which they
expect will come Friday.
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TRon m0NOLuLu.
Inherent Constructions rat IN she
Ntssion af ADMIRAL walker.

different Constructions rat On she
Ntssion at ADMIRAL walker.
SAN FliANCuO1, May 8.-rhs
throHicio pruts the following Houo-
iuu correspondence under dale Of
Apul lb.h, received via Port Town.
tvud by the Uuiltd States steamer
Adam;
HONOLULU, April l6.-News OF the
appointment OF Admiral Walker 10
succeed Admiral Irwin anu the an.
nuuncement Of the intention Vt tue
United States 10 take IO,HusslOn OF
Pearl hatbor and the establishment OF
conliug anu naval station there &C..
ceivou here on the lOlh ny sailing
Netncl followed by the arrival OF Al.
mlTnl Wtlktr two days intcE has cot
NE POI ulAoe TO talking ana many com
legluteB are being made M h TIM
result VI the admiIn'd appointment
and Instructions. The T0yAiist Iapsr
declares that the admiral comes Tor thu
purpose u takiug pusstHsion OF Pearl
hafOlr ana that US som ~ that b.
accom- liHhtd no Wlu JTOttuu to
uigHuiE1 q new government rhey
even 20 NJ fer as 10 say that
Admiral Waller VIII IestOIotx Queen
LiliuukAlAni To the throne. The pro.
vlsiolal government Rnd annexniiou
press constIue Admiral Walker's M.
pointmtnt AMI presence 10 mean that
lhe United States has had change VI
hehrl aud that that government as.
iuming control Of Pearl harbor sets nj
teal All doubt vs. ~ tue eoursu VI the
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Surgical Examination.

AZ the request Of County Attorney
Murphy and associate counsel In the
case Of Charles rbleIe, charged with
wife murder, Dr.. wonhington, Bene.
dict snd Richards today root asunder
the stitches placed "a the throat Of the
murdered woman, aud by which tho
wound was drawn together by Under
lnkef skewts. The purpose was TO
make a minute examination. the result
OF which will be- made known ut the
trial OF Ihiude.
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Tim aImtERa nEruRN no woRK.
SAVAGE nEAsr.
Elephant tip eu Trial for ui,
lIfa

Elephant 1ip en Trial for MS
Life.
NEw HoRIg, May 3.-Tho Park
baard 10 c0uhiieriug proposition %
XII TIP, the man.killlng elephant
which was presented 10 the Central
Park mouagorio. Tip has a record Of
killing uight men anu he has made
fcvrfnt attempts ~ add ~ his Victims
since hc has been In captivity gt the
u1fb, ho mauo second attack on
Keeper snyder recently aud Snyder
mai narrow escape from death. fhls
Induced Director smith, Of thu
meuhgere, % recommend ~ the board
that Ihe vicious brute DO killed.
Commissioner Claustn said that TIN
was nsplondid specimen. lilo thought
hia ugly behavior was caused by beiug
chained TOT three ycnr8 IN his slall. On
the other hnuu the dead TIP would be
valuable acquisition 10 the collection
81 Htuiitd animals iu the museum Of
natural history, The commissioner
finally decided 20 grant To fospitu
fora weeE, In the meahtime they
Will Cuntult experts 10 md out
whether d. me wy eau not be devised
10 cure the btastu temper II he can
be- msdo 10 behave, his liio will ue
spared.
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CHICAGO, May A. To-day is the last
lay Tor the registration Of the Chinese.
After midnight any Chihaman iouuu
without certificate may be arrested
ami dop0rted. Up 10 date ,085 China.
men nave regialered, The frst ones
registerrd January 3rd, out they did
not come IN any numbers for Elk weeks
afterwards. Since then they nave
been registering rapidly sometimes
running up 10 l0l day. IL IL thought
neaIly oil the Cinnamon In Chicago
VIII have been registered by tonight.
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ruETARirF ntLL.
Democratic senntars confident Of
lnmnrnImI.r.

WAsuNuTuN, May alt tho pro.
gram Tor ccmpfomifc on the tariff
bill De- arranged aud f0fiy.ihfcr Dem.
ocratic votes assured ior ~, nn effort
Will be- M fIc 10 secure an agreement
with the Republicans for the time Of
taking u vote. Toe air OF c0ufI nee
among tho Democrats To-Day was dis.
pifiuug 90 The Republicans. 10 is
believed that senator Murphy and
Populisia Allen, Kyle aud stewart
Will vote Tor thb bin. n the rompro.
mise proposed should be- tarfieI out,
the Republicans would consiIor Il
'ruitlos' 10 tty 90 talk the hlil 90 death
aud the ! O'Clock meeting houi Will
be- abandoned.