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PnIiticsin North Csrnlins.

Raloigh Y. c. October l6.-(Special "A
prominent negro republican today said the
popuiists ana the republicans are daily
getting further apart, and that this is due
Ia too much dlItation by The popuiists.
d Is today positively asserted that MINI
ken, republican nominee Tor congress i'm
TIL, district. viii retire from ire ticket
in favor of Stroud. pOpulist nominee. Mill
KEN spoke here tonight. and his friends
declare that he VIII remain i'm the race
There = growing belief, however, that
thr- iCslOnist viii Try a great movement
within the next two weeks, Icy attempting
Ia make nominees OF the p0pulst or re-
huh!lcan factions retire, 80 &s To make Il
single ticket. The leader of tn. fusion
movement declares that there are 10000
Nhlte men who are against the dar,,ocy.fc
anu that there are "A like number OF ne,,,.,
Anier$ Who nave To vote The fusion ticket
81 -, bht themselves ont OF the poil OF the re-
i.,iis.'h party. III" contends that the
N'iaos rats can't poll over lcaCo3 votes an
th4t With great unanimi;y the republicans
WIZ now vote th" fusion ticket
Ahe tnIHp1ii:H ia AortI, Carolina.
keI@ish, y. g., October lS-fSnecilIl-
state Democratic Chairman simmons VS.
interviewed this evening ree.trliner an, ro
idcat situation, he having lus. rottIrg cd
from lie. canvass. Tie says the Ieyi.,.,t,Ira
-, *t.. nttluc.Sti" 10y &Jou MAJORITY.
~ M, the state ticket .eiu b. elocioI bv
Dlr usual Democrat. tnaf0rttr ~ ION =,
Hlteen thousand lie regards fusion IS q
nii..re ara confirms tie news 5hit tie pom
ma f.,.,t, 1917 - Is i''c 2ct'lBg further
-. ~ 'iiet apaft. tusion. he finds is more
rp''pie.c ~ u" nftn Gist,ict t1o1 ei.a-
Hh'i'. ~ Tact thc whoi" tort aprtars ia
=. !" 'h.i} 'hdt ant the eighth district for
~. ,, ~, : 2" hrsfo"s declare chat IN y viii
80, @tlHH"' iuSill ANA :hc n.Dy..ul,.t,. q, i;
+' .iAet ~ an roar lbs t.t.-t 80 Ep1eitI
fusion .cnchcd ia SortiI Iarn,tnn
t,aieiSh. y. e.. October 1S-;SpeciaI)-
Inc republican state executive committea
met NOR today, Chairman Eolton presid-
tHF. me matter Of completing the fusion
'"Net MAS discussed. Chairman Butler and
several members Of the pnDuIst state com
mute. we're present. and afterwards The
tWo thaiTfnen had n long conference Both
We're very rettccnt. II is learned fhat II
was 'ecihFd to put the name OF William A
Guthrie. pcpulist, Of Durham. on the sii-
Ntehe court ticket, vice Henry g. Conner
VINO declined to accept the nomination. The
pruning OF the fusion tickets was avdered
done Immediately.
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character was an enigma, but 1t was I'M
probable that the new regime Wouiu con-
cede anything in the direction OF hOerahsi,'
If a council of regency were iorhleu VIZ,
the Grand Duke Vladimir, the ear 5 e'ueSt
brother. who is strongly reactionist III ms
views as one of it's members, the admin
istration of the government would be lar
worse than under the ear. 49,
Steunlak expressed the opinion that
among the ruling powers at 81 le'e.S
there was none with sufficient inteiigehce
to advise reforms in the government OF lHe
empire.
Anxiety I'm Germany.
Berlin. October 9O.-The interest mere Ii
tba OWNS, ear is enhanced by the anxiety
tntt roenectinr fine POSSIBLE political conse-
cuences OF his death ana by lhe cli
etances of the coming marriage OF ING
czorowitz TO the German princess, AhN' OF
11aese- Darmstadt. The Vossische Heituhs
learns mat The wedding will now take pace
| at the cars bedside.
The Latest bulletin.
St. Petersburg. october ZO.-the Ioi'o" ms
! bulletin was issued ut elocN tA''
| ing: .,,,4,, eo,,,
bours tho emperor obtained little sleep
! Ills ma iestv left his bed during today. lht
! ,.o,,,ral condition OF the patient, ms
I Strength and the action OF his heart ar'
unchanged The tedemG mas not III
| creased" ,..,. :,
This bulletin is signed by five doctors II
attendance upon his majesty. The choru
of praise OF the cars high qualities IN
crcases hourly.
The Cxmrinn Prosfrnt"d'
Vienna, October GA special uiS}i.J i
from St Petersburg to The Neue fIe'
presse SAWS that the CZarina, VINO Ma
,,tcbad constantly until today at her hus
hanti's bedside. has had stroke or apo
plcxy. The Grand Duchess Xenia, her e
dest daughter, has broken down under IN
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TO COIN \ BRITISH DOLLAF
The Government Sanctions 1t and Ii
VIII BE. Put Out in 1901.

London, October 17.-At a meeting Of the
directors OF the Chartered Eank 30 India.
Australia and china, held this afternoon.
the Chairman announced that the govern
mcnt had given their sanction to the coin
age OF British dollar for circulation n
the Straits settlement and Hong KoD-.
The fau in the price cf silver, ne said, had
affected the eastern trade and lcssencd the
EXPORT Of the Mexican dollar to such an
extent as TO threaten the eastern colonies
with q total absence Of currency. In these
circumstances me banks, the local govern
meut and the chambers Of commerce had
asked in concert and obtained the sanction
OF the treasury FOR the coinage of a British
dollar Ia Bombay which would possibly De
in circulation III Jhe east early IN 1875.
Derangemcnt Of the liver, with cousti-
patton, Injuries the complexion, induces pin-
pies, sallow skin. Remove the cause By
using Carters Little Liver Pills. One dose.
Try them.
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Dublin. October 15.-EThe trcemGn's Jour
nal publishes the correspondence which has
u9esed between Or Thomas Adds Emmett
of New York. and SIR. Edmund +. i. Knox,
the anti-Paraeite member of parliament
FOR West CGvan. Or. Emmett declines 10
agree with Mr.. Knox that portion OF tho
federation committee SHOULD be nominated
by Healy. Dr. Emmett adds that the in
forma ton which he has given IN London
respecting Irish affairs viii be reported to
The trustees of the federation in America
In conclusion, he says:
Whatever their action, there is no ques-
ton that the time is near when the Irisa
sympathizers in America who ara looked
TO for pecuniary aid viii he heard from
with no uncertain voice i this complaint is
continued"
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,ir. GIndsfonc Dcni2s Il.

made an assertion, subsequently shown to
be untrue, which however. is aJtractin.
considerable attention in spite OF its iacl, of
foundation.
The World assorted that Mr. Gladstone
has long entertained the idea of taking
holy orders, that it was for this reason he
determined to retire from parliament. and
that if Mr.. GladstOne's health and sight al
low it, he will shortly be candidate for
ordination.
Mr.. Gladstone. in response TO q telegram
OF inquiry. denies tne truth OF this state
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/ nervous strain and is Obliged to pass most
! OF the time in bed. The car was tapped
! today for dropsy.
I II is impossible that the Princess AIix
will reach Livadia in tinc to he married
1 TO the ez"r~r.it2h before the cars death
S sen, cfad 6gsls sad in some o,,artcr
that he IS dying.
Press Articles on the Car.
! London. October 1o.-Dispatches from Fl
| parts OF the continent show that the whole
European press is trimming with article.
on the ear. The majority of writer's
praise him for his love Of peace Spccula-
ton as 10 the czarewitchs future policy IS
rife. No two estimates OF his character
agree. Many OF them are exceedingly nm
favorable. The censorship of the St Pc
tersburS press is reported as being unusu-
any STREET. The newspaper which an
nounced yesterday that Father Ivan. bet
Ter known as Holy John. had been sum-
moned from Cronstadt to Iivadia was
seized by the police. The Allgemeine Get
tunS, IN Vienna, suggested this evening
that the car was already dead and the
fact was concealed, it was in the case
or Emperor Nicholas /
The Russian embassy in Rome received -
dispatch tonight saying that a miracle
alone could save the cars life PRAYERS
are offered hourly in the Russian catho-
drals and daily in the Russian churches
ana the chapels OF Russian embassies II,
Ihsv Pray for Vim.
st. Petersburg, October 2f-Disoatobee
made public here at : o'clock this evening
say that the car has rallied slightly. Ma
confidence is felt by the people IN the
ohIclaI aanounccmCats. The meag.ruess
on me news has left room for the craz.est
ruhlors' which multiply on every street
corner and in every cafe 1t IS said that
tHe c@afoWitz has renounced the success
son. that the car is dead and the fact
Is suppressed. and that the Grand Du;1c
George "led TWO days age. Official bulIa-
inns 20 not dispel these rumors. The last
story Is that The czarna's mind has broken
Gown under her many Affections.
Despite the intensity of the interns. in
the ears condition, the tbeatars md 70
taurants are crowded as usual In tho
churches throughout Russia prayers have
been said for the ear.
Latest Bulletin
mis- official statement sent from Iiyadia
was given out at O'Clock
During the last twentv-four houre +bo
ear mas had rather more sleep than mr.
cedIh8 daS s. lie rose today with mis- usuaI
appetite Is somewhat better generaIIv ana
Is more composed than yesterday. Other
WISE ms condition is unchanged"
If your cookery is faulty the fault IS NOT
always with the four. Look to The boL,ino |
well. VIII "e
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Vice President Stevenson.
Democratic Factions Carry ThciY.
Gnnrrci Into tl.s. Nunrrunc Cnnrt.

Quarrel Into the supreme Caurt.
lincoln. Neb.. October 1G.-The quarrel
between the two factions of Nebraska's de-
mocra,y worked it1>wav into the supreme
court today, when the boiling. or adminis-
tration wing OF the party began mandamus
proceedings to compel In: secretary Of
state to place the names Of candidates Of
their ticket IA the Official ballot as the
regular party nominee. The oral arguments
before the court were Of great length re-
c'ring the work Of the two conventions at
Omaha and claiming for the boilers the
right to be classed as the only democratic
party in the state with any standing be-
fore the national organization In conaec-
ton with the mandamus proceedings the
petitioners along with the secretary of
state united in requesting an opinion from
the court on the question of allowing the
name OF any candidate 10 appear twice on
the ballot rs the nominee of two or more
uarties. While rendering no decision on
either case. the judges intimated that their
ruling on the latter point would be as be
fore that a name can De printed bur once
on the ballot. 4 decision on the nandanuS
case IS expected soon.
4 Clash Between Judges.
C,r,al,a. <sb.. October lG.-Iudse Scott
..,ve il ont To-Day when he called The crlai-
i,,l lib.i case Of i,di:o: T,0sewatCr that
TN. motion To transfer the ease on account
of bias. prejudice and hostility would not
be considered. An appeal TO the o'her I'VE
district judges was taken, which resulted
in placing the case before sudge Ambrose
al O'Clock tomorrow. When Judge Scott
heard this, he overruled the decision of
the five Judges ami served notice OF the
clerk OF the court to docket tho case On
his calendar under penalty OF contempt.
Judge Scott claims sole JuFla iiotIpn Oh ms
z.
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Havana, October 17.-In this pTGviii To,~ .,
we'll as the Vueita Abiuco 1,,s,.f,o1,ina,
dai1as 10; ,,, due TO the recent heavy rains.
% Toying tr all kinds of crops: TIE ne low w
Ids ON which tobacco plants are sow nc 10
,aii'is r. -, transplantee, We're entirely
" r.s he'd. away by the food. Kailroad n,, ~
III as Geographic communication &c, OIL, " =,
that section of the island Is SIN s,,r5 "a
terrg gpat. Coon1oa. Agiconal and Paso Vie
10 we're carried away by the lp9e 20 that
fgnce of all kinds is being iorN'''i O'7' ~
S,irtricf & we'll IS to SaSud-
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Madeline Can Vow GET the T'''"""
Awarded Her.

Washington. October Bon Il MOTION ~
Calderon Carlisle, counsel Tor Mauai0 =,
Pollard IN the case Of Pollard vs. VI. - +.
Tsrcckinridge. of Kentucky. the c"ul
appeals of the District of Columnla oIuTieo
49,. a,,aaI which had been asked Tor IN
this case stricken from the docket OF me
court on the ground that it had not n ,r,,il
entered within the STATUTORY unle' ne
ends the litigation as Tar as the courts %
the District of Columbia are cor =.
and lesves the plaintiff free TO cohect het
,,,5e,nant az Sr5Oa0 and costs from Colonel
when and how she can. -,
Colonel Breckinridse's salary lor ''i'
remainder OF his congressional term =
exempt by law from seizure and ther" = ~
provision in the laws of the District 81 "
lumbia, as there = on the statute "pohS -
some OF the states. for the arrest ana ue-
,aDtion or any person about to leave the
jurisdiction Of the state without complying
with the judgments of its courts.
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Chang viceroy of Huh Kuang, mas staIteu
for Picking, whittier he has been snnmoheu
for an audience with the emperor. ne IL
travelling iHcognito.
To the Attorney General
Washington October 16.-(SpeclaL)-7ec-
rotary Carlisle has referred TO the attorney
.,enerai the opinion of Solicitor Reeves tiid'
Floyd county can issue bonds to be used AZ
currency. While Mr.. Carlisle has eNpfeSseu
uo decided opinion. il is believed ahohs
treasury oTncials that the opinion OF DO
licitor Reeves will be reversed by 'Ae tito
sisy general. Treasury officials -who are h'i'
10 Mr.. Carlisle say the decision Is ap9uru'
and whether ur not 1t is reversed by the ~,
torney general The treasury department WA
fi..lt amy issue OF one, two, i've anu ieh-uoi-
lar bonds 10y a county 10 be used as cur
ret cE.
Tlc opinion OF Mr.Reeves has caused n'uth
criticism i'm the department. bie uhhl Us
attorney general renders Il decision ho'hlns
definite Viii Toe done.
Even in this skeptcai age the perfect
purltv Of Dr. Prices BaknS Powder l"S
never been questioned.
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>
/ 10 Corfu has been abandoned.
II Deaths Poor.
St. Petersburg, October I9.--hGviccs re-
ceived from Livadia this morning are of
an extremely d,squietug nature. Until Z
o'clock last evening the condition OF the
ear had not changed throughout the day.
The celebrated nerve specialist, Profess
sor MershieTski, was summoned to Lava
dia yesterday.
Crowds of people gather around the
official bulletins and cross themselves as
taey read them.
4 Restless Might.
A bulletin issued at Lvadia at 10 o'clock
tonight says that The car passed Thursday
night almost without sleep. His majesty
rose this morning as usual. Ills General
weakness and The action Of the Aeart are
unchanged Tho oedwa rrot, which preyi-
ous'y appeared. has Increased. Ills general
condition j. unchanged. This bulletin Is
signed by the five doctors in attendance
upon his majesty.
An imperial E!dict.
Tt is reported here this afternoon that an
imperial edict win be published ncNl Mon
day entrusting the reEentry 10 the car
witch general, Count Eoropt29H DachaH.
aid-Gc-camp Of the emperor and minister Of
The cnperlal house. X. y. Pobiebonosnoeif
procurator general of the poly synol
actual prvy councillor Witte, minister Of
finance; Actual Iriyy Councillor Dumovo,
minister OF the interior, and General Van
norskl, minister CT war.
Attacked with II Spnsm.
Berlin. October IA dispatch received
here from Liva.da, by way Of St. Peters
burg. says that yesterday the ear
was suddenly attacked with u spasm direct
H. affecting his breast. lie was compelled
to lie down and his coufessor Father Yam
ischew, was summoned Immediately. Never
theless the dispatch says Professor Lc!Gen
has hopes of his maiesty's ultimate re-
coVcry.
Tho Gar Steadily Growing Worse.
London, October 20.-The czarina con-
tinucs % send daily Geographic bulletins
as 40 the condition o. the car from Iva
dia TO The queen and the princess OF
wales. the la,ter OF whom proposes 10 go
10 Livadia about the middle Of November
Tie most alarming aavices do not reach
the court circles. The cGariua i'm her bull
letins communicates to the queen and the
princess the opinions of the physicians in
attendance upon his majesty and these
are of much less alarming character than
are the current public reports.
ceived by the queen have certainly not led
her to look for the immediate death of the |
czar.
with regard 10 the policy of the caro- |
witt, Stepniak, the Russian nihilist. i'll all |
interview today said the heir-appareats
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ALEXANDER VISITS WILLIAM.
Tbe Young King Is Receive" "''''
Gr;nt Honor.

potsdam. October F.-AieNahoer. ~, ~, -
,.,,a..clJ l,ine. of servia, arrived mere
6een matte .f,,..,,, Ruda -Pesth on q visit 10
generally understood that this meant tthIs tai
the visit had political significance. Tie
railway station was beautifully decorated
and n guard OF honor was drawn up on the
platform The party waiting to receive
King Alexander was a brilliant one, con
sisting Of Emperor William and his sons,
BaIcn Marshall Won RicberStein, imperial
foreign minister; General Erousart Won
Schellendorf minister OF war. and the mem
bers of the general stan. The emperor
greeted the king most cordially, and after
an inspection Of the guard of honor. the
roy al pair drova to the palace, escorted by
the guards. grand gala dinner was given
tonight at the new palace.
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cars physicians he is able - state that the
fear OF the worst has not been lesSensd;
The cars trip to I.ivadia has pehehte"
action Of state business. ---.->atn re-
Professor Leyden thinks Tcncriffe or orc.
taya, in the Canary island. wouI IT, prefer
able To Corfu as a wintering place for the
car. but the distance ara the patients
weakness render it hardly possible for him
to be taken there.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg this morn
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o, Dynamite Bombs.

-, october 19.--Tea oyhai-li'o
o oSH,ps arSe mandatory where nGfiP F,,s .,
oI were formerly empioy onists Who
We're attached. Among me a. these works.
were at one time employ Gu on som time
were TWO ON M, If the fortress of Montgnich.
ago i in rsos showed that the bombs
were re, powerful enought to have c"dSeu . ca
obstruction.
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ieecham's PMS Tor a bad Iiv.r.


Wa-1Iuet1n. - tooer f5.-Wr. E4,arl-
JuIt-i States sn'basssidnr 10 Great f,rj,,i,
temporarily in Washington. viii Ie..c for
Wilmington. Del. TOMORROW morning he
spent iO'ay in driving about town ami re-
EeW:ng oil aC9i;aitasccs.
The Young Iapane7c prince. Yashima. ar
rived here from <ew York this morning.
Iie was gwen 2 luncheon al the Japanese
legation at O'Clock ano viii leave the city
a. p N.
A dispatch from Shanghai says that
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London. October 19.-The statement made
in The Pail Mall Gazette that grave differ
ences exist between Lord Rosebary and the
earl Of Kimberley is officially denied and i
is asserted upon the Same authority that
the premier and the foreign secretary are
in perfect accord.
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cuool, faith by the Princess AK OF
the Gre Tha princess refused to declare her
former eigon accused or thar f f'at ' Her
own v a' religion was not founded upon pom Gr"et
os is required by the Ia" u aacIsretIon
church eh aio s mad joined the Greek church IN
that she tSa she might be of one faith with
her IulIiG her declaration as sufficient
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,...,...,. -. -. DuEia= the
T.. atlanta October Is. Il and y. 1855. is look
eH un hy The advocates of the good roads
movement of perhaps more
heretofore held II advance in
5a-.-t ia THE cause An official Invitation
has iaan sent u General Roy Stone. in
charge ~ IN -aai inquiry bureau Of the
AGRICULTURAL department, asking him 10 pre-
ss4e-
The programme ~ the parliament rs ont
IiErI iu the invitation. VIII include discus
ti1us rC the construction and maintenance
Of ugHlsr highways the employment OF en-
Eiueerinr skill. utilization Of convict labor
l.sA Of the improved road machinery. ana
regulation " the width of wagon tires Pre-
yara-flns are being made Il place some
Yg-rticlI demonstration Of the various road
construction ideas about the public grounds
there. The following members Of the coun-
Gil and the central committee of the road
conference have been detailed to assist in
The preparation for the next annual con-
ference. which viii h. practically merged
into TIE road parliament council:
Ex-Governor Fuller. Vermont; Judge
ThayeT. Iowa: Governor Nurthen and Gov
orn0rci,ct w II. Atkinson. Georgia: and
Professor e. n Strahan. IIal-tead Smith.
d. A. smart " II. Evc. V. \. Iiur-. ".
r. Ven -'ie. a.. W. lair am ". =. Brown
Central committee Ex-Governor Fuller.
Vermont chairman: General Stone. District
81 Columbia. and Judge Thayer. Iowa: Ken
lucky, Major W T. C.UuP; Pennsylvania,
y iliiam II. Rahm. New Jersey, Edward
burroughs Delaware. William Coach;
North Carolina. Colonel J. e. Upton: New
York. J. a. - Wright: Ohio Martin l.
Dodge Maryland. D. -. w. smith: Ari-
srls.i. Governor l. g HugArs: aiisz.ssiI.,,I
captain Joseph fF. Duke. Massaehs.Se5te.
George = P'rSins; Alabama, Major ". ".
Screws: ilori'.1. ). " White: California.
J. y Wilson. New HAMPSHIRE Ex-Governor
David H. S1os.ell. Michigan. ~. L. Weber:
south carolina. W -. Evans: Connecticut.
Colonel Charles L. EIrtette: Indiara .N
Governor II - Niblocs. Montana. i. II.
I''N; Rhode Island - "a. Hanuy: NirsiuIn.
2 ..''-ii.-s n hlteaeas. South Dakota. - =
isasior'i- Nesr7=l,a. - - Turner: Wiscog
si'i, L. g. .iorrispu; Arizs.neas. !. Is. SIN
i7Etcn; colorado. "s".s-sCr J.. y. Carmen
ter Il1h". awes Nsiauy: Texas . :
l'olsntI's' Nevasa- Surveyor General J. |
- jones. Washington. J. H. Jones. ana |
Missouri, john 4 Eirp.y.
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r,n pInte for America.

svopsea Wales. October 16.-lt = esr,
,,,otad that 5000 tons OF TIN pia1e 80
Ioau.u il,ie The stocks OF tin plate are
-, tban for months past
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HE I'L0GGrD a WOMAN.
Ext hnn"eiior Lcist's Trial and Ac.
nMitni N:.nNea Nilier Inn.....a.@.

IMAGINATION.
London, October IA Berlin dis,otoI,
says that the extraordinary Judgment in
the ease of eX-Chancallor T.eist of the
Cameroons. west Africa. which virtually.
admits that l.eiat was justified in f!oggip,s
woman, may be go0d law. but ii certainly
VIII not be endorsed by public opinion. A
dispatch TO The Post from Berlin saws tb; I
the result OF the Leist trial will be received
throughout the empire with a storm of Bit
ter Indignation and angry dersion Ii will
do much 10 strengthen the socialist cause
Demand Another Trial.
All parties have united IN demanding nm
other trial of eN-Chaucellor I.eist. the wo-
man bcater from the Camcroons. The
sentence given by the disciplinary court
is regarded universally as too lenient The
NosalSche ZctUng says: "Lei9t ought to
get five years in prison for the outrages
committed by him upon women German
women viii not forgive nor forget soon the
liGhtness of the sentence"
The Vorwaerts says: 'Leist. instead Of
receiving well-deserved chastisement, has
been recognized as an energetic and de-
voted dictionary. This feeble sentence is
the same as an acquittal.''
Why don't you try Carter's Little Liver
Pills? They are a positive cure for sick
headache, and all the ills produced by dis
ordered liver. Only one pill dose.
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Berlin, October 15.-The Kreuz Zet,tnr
says that q Russian holy synod has made
an extraordinary and highly important
concession in the case Of the adoption of