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3. Altutatt&
Friday and Saturday,
May 3 and 4.

BOYS Good all voe!
suits for ordtn.
Suits, r FL. 1 s,.. . ',,,,
Suits OF Cheviot
Dc mixtures,
khhIhr $3.50 and SIS
Sailor Suits Of
Nal. fine flannel,
(i09fS. ;s.45
~0'' and Of English
Serge,
Oh;uk $4.S5 and 5.75
Spring Reefins
Jackets,
ILTo;ctc $3.75 and 4.s5
Washable
striped Galatea
Efn Sailor Suits,
A'V' $l.55, Its. 2.25
18th St., 10th St and Sixth Ave.
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REFORM IN PRISONS.
Report Of the Investigators Ad-
vises Many Changes
Politics Shou d Be Weeded Out Of
he Auburn institution.
Sing Sing Overcrowded and Should
he Replaced

ALBANY, y. Y. May 1.-The Special
Committee appointed In 1894 to Inquire
as to the conduct Of affairs In state
prisons reported through Chairman VIII
cox this morning in a voluminous report
of 1900 words. Here is a brief summary
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value TO health of the pure liauid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; cdectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fevers
aud permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists In Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrupo Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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IRON TRADE



Talk OF hettor Price. Followed By De.
mnnds for Higher Wages.
CLryELAsD, o., May 2.-Tlio Iron
Trade Review this week. will say: Tho
talk Of better prices for iron. whatever
share OF 1t ha, boon realized In actual
market transactions. but brought i'm.
mediate fruit in demands for higher
wages, with an uneniiness apparent in
other directions TINT promises aoon to
10 hoard from. Tho Minnesota Iron
Company has made a 10 nor cent al.
vance IN wages, but NJ liz mon woro
paid loss than tho rutc at most Lake
Superior mines this action may not DO
considered prccojont.
In connection with tho amalgamntod
convention soon to DO hold IN Clovo-
land, nm advance OF 30 to 70 cents In tho
pudding rate Ia mooted. Tho WACO
features OF tho situation scem to aup-
port the advance Ia price announced In
varions directions.
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TIE spi,ECliEL, SUIT.
Dispositions In the Case of c. a. Spreekei.
Arnlnst ILL Enthcr

Dispositions In the Case of c. 4. Spreekei.
Against His Father.
SAN FR,Scisco. May 2.-Tne deposit
tions are being taken in the 100000
damage suit OF 9. A. spreckels against
his father. Claus Spreckels, the sugar
king, for alleged SANDER. G. A. Spreck-
els devoted several hours yesterday TO
telling why he sued his father for
SANDER. Claus Snreckels will tell to-.
day why he made the statements 10
which his son takes exception. The
statements OF each will be used in the
coming trial. While the young man
could not mention any particular occa.
sion where he had suffered financially.
he said that his general reputation had
been injured. All OF the Spreckels
millions. he said. would not rccompcnse
him ior the damage done to his stand
ing in the community.
The suit for SANDER is bascd upon IN
article published several weeks ago, in
which Claus Snreckels was quoted rs
saying tina, 9. A. Spreckels and his
younger brother had attempted to do
fraud him OF large sum OF money and
that {. A. Spreckcls was poor business
man and would soon be bankrupt.
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WAR ON GORMAN.
Hx.oonsrossman Raynor Opens
His Campaign In Maryland
AS An AN1L-GORMAN CANDIDATE
For tho Govornorshlp-rhc Senator
Replies TO tho Attack on Him AMI
Says Nc. Raynor is Inspired by spite
Because lilo Rotusod to support HIs
Candidacy--A Llvoiy Fight Ahead

BALTIMORE, May 1.-The unexpected.
II large Gathering ut Music Hall OH
Tuesday night TO opon tho political cam.
paign in behalf Of tho candidacy OF OK
Congressman I,idor Rayner for tho gov.
crnorship Ia tho all.ab,orblng topic in
political circles. Mr.. Rayncr, who pro-
poses TO fight for tue nomination regard.
10. Of the wishes Of tho regular party
leaders, or what is known as tho "Gor.
man machine spoke In harsh terms OF
tho senator and pronounced the pro.
sent method Of holding tho primaries
As i cut and dried affair In which tho
people play sn Insignificant part.
Senator German had this TO say res.
pccting tho battle:
~ regret to DO compelled to say that
Irccard Mr.. Rayner's speech rs that OF
an over anxious candidate who has for.
gotten his protcstations OF friendship
aud what no has always claimed to be
his undying gratitude Tor my friendship
for him during the past twenty years.
Why he has made this personal assault
upon me | am al loss TO comprehend
unless 1t DO that his earnest pleading
with me to support him Tor tho nomna.
ton failed to receive favorable re-.
Spouse from the.
"He ought, however. to have been
satisfied with my assurance to him that
believed the best interest OF tho party
required that tho nomination should
seek the man and not the man tho
nomination"
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CAUSED A SENSATION.
The Premier OF Hungary CritiolEas tho
Pnpni SuuciU.

The Premier OF Hungary crIticItas tho
PRphi Sunoi0.
BuDA PEsrn. May LIN tho lower
house Of tho Hungarian dict to-day, tho
premier, Count Banly, mado IN import.
ant statement. Replying 10 a question
respecting the uttOrancos OF tho papal
nunclo's during tho latter's recent tour
OF Hungary, ho said tho nuncio had evil
dentlv exceeded his functions. A
nuncio ho continued, 10 nothing
mote than tho representative Of u Tor.
oign power. for, according to the con.
stltution, tho influence OF tho holy
SEQ In ccclesisstical matters, must DO
exercised by the primatc OF Hungary
and not by the nuncio. Those Vows. no
added, wore shared by tho Austro.Iiun.
garian government, which had do.
mandcd explanations on the subject OF
tho tho nuncio's journey from tho holy
sec. The statement caused profound
impression and was greeted with on.
thusiastic chcors from tho Liberals and
protests from tho Clericals.
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PERRY, OKLA, May 2.-Mrs. Zoe Larh.
wife OF prominent and wealthy farmer
at Saltwater, Okla, shot pnd killed her
stepdaughter, Mrs. Maclionry. Tho
women quarreled Tuesday and tho
daughter left the house. When she 70.
turned she was met at tho door by Mrs.
Larh, who told her II sho camo in she
would kill her. Mrs. MacEenry turned
around to leave. but Mrs. Larh mistook
her motion and thought she was enter
ing the door. Sho shot her just above
the heart Mrs. Larh gave herself up.
There Is some talk OF mob law.
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WASHINGTON. May IA tabulated
Statement. Just published BY the Marine
hospital bureau gives the number OF
deaths from smallpox which occurred
in each state and territory in the Union
during the year 1894, as vol as the
number OF cases. The deaths were as
follows: Arizona, !; Arkansas, "a: Cal.
iioruia. .; Connecticut, II; District OF
Columbia. 8: Illinois, II; Indiana, 10;
Kansas. :; Kentucky, !; Louisiana, / !;
Maine, /; Massachusetts, %; Michigan,
Si; Minnesota, 4; Missouri, .; New Jer.
soy, -; New York, 337; Ohio. 8; Penn.
sylvania, 81; Rhode Island. 8; Tennea.
see, l.
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TIM WORK or THAMES.
Alton Road on,ciais say tho Purposo OF
W" Men Who Killed tho Engineer Was

Alton Road On,oiais Say tho Purpose of
thu aien Who Killed tho Euriucsr Wn,
Not Robbery.
CnIcAoo, May a.-Onlcials Of tho
Alton road dcny cmphaticalIy to-day
'hat,thoro was auy attempt to hold up
Tho train at CarlinyllIc last night, when
Engineer Frank llolmc, was shot and
Killed. The shooting, they say, was
dono by tramps. John ]. Mitchell, of
b. Louis, u director OF tho road, who
wea on tho train, said to-day:
Ut is absurd 10 talk OF q train rob.
berry In connection with that AFFAIR.
INC throe trampa simply intended to
lake possession Of tho tender aud ride
iroa. Thoy climbed aboard and En-.
Ginoer Holmes ordered them oil. Whom
they refused TO loaye no picked up a
pleco OF coal to throw, when ono OF tho
mon fired with fatal result. There wa,
evidently no intention on tho part Of
the mon to attompt robbery"
Tho officials OF tho road think thew
have tho murderer OF Holmes in tho
man who was caught as ho was leaving
the tender. .llo Is smooth shaven and
whilo the fireman eau not positively
identity him, hc says tho man who did
tho shooting was bearlle,s, Tho sup.
posed murderer wa, hatlesa when cap.
sured, md n hat that fits him wa, found
on tho tender. The real uamss OF tho
trampa are not known TO tho au,hori.
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RuCIINNAN,S HOPE
He Stili believes lie will Have nj Least 81,
Mouths to Live.

lie Stili Believes lie will Have at Least Six
Months to Live.
SING SING, N. y, May 2.-Wardeu
Sage will on Saturday for the third time
send on, invitations to the witnesses to
attend tho execution OF DR.. Buchanan
on Wednesday next, at which time the
second respite granted by Governor
Morton expires. The warden said to-
day he had every reason to believe that
the death sentence would be carried out
al that time unless some regular order
from the court was served upon him to
cause further pos.poaement.
Buchanan had an idea that when his
lawyers stopped his execution yester.
day lie would have at least six months
longer to live. He talked to tho war.
den in 4 very anxious way about the
present standing OF his case.
Before Buchanan went 10 bod at mid.
night he wrote lnt,ers 10 his wife and to
his lawyers urging them to come and
see him as soon as possible. The terri.
bic strain is beginning to toll on the
condemned man. DR.. Irvine. the prison
physician, says that Buchanan has
shown remarkable nerve all along. but
that he cannot possibly stand the fear.
iul mental strain much longer.
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MANY BOLTS Of SILK

by the Chinos, Emperor to the Ml-
kndo rs Guarantee OF Good Faith.
VANCOUVER, B. c., May 9.-Adyices
broush, by tho Empros, OF China state
that the emperor OF China has sent
over 200 bolts Of tho most valuable silk
stuils TO tho emperor OF Japan asa token
OF hii (ths Chinese emperor's) desire
Tor a restoration OF peace. Over 700
telegram, congratulating the Japanese
on the armistics received from tho ma
val and military officers OF various Tor.
olgn powers up to tho Sd ultimo.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2.-Asslstant
Secretary Reynolds has decided that the
word "elbov" in the pension act OF
August 4, 1887. was meant in a conven.
tional rather than in technical sense,
and that line drawn around the arm
at the lowest point reached by tho bono
OF the upper arm muat be held to mark
the lower limi: Of tho elbow. When the
arm is amputated at or above this limo
it is to be considered as lost at the elbow
and is pensionuble at $50 per month.
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BERLIN. May 1.-The Rcichstag to-day
passed. tho customs tariff amendment
bill. The measure includes n paragraph
giving tho government full powers to
impose additional duties as reprsals for
tho hostile duties OF foreign stales, but
providing that tho discriminating
duties on goods on tho free list shall
not cxcood 20 por cont nd vaorom. Tho
measure raises tho duties on periumoa
containing alcohol from 200 to 300
marks and imposes a protective duty
on qucbracho wood used for tanning
purposes.
The new tariff measures 20 into forco
on July l.
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WASHINGTON. May There was a
contest before Commissioned Seymour
yesterday a, to tho ownership OF n pat
ent for cigaret.s.msking machine that
is warranted to make Gvo miles OF ciga.
rct;es per day. Tho tobacco is spun
ont in an eudless rope. aud fitted into au
endless roll OF paper and is then cut in-
to tho proper lengths.
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AIMED AT SCuWEISFUHTH.


- a'f' ~ INV 10 suppress inc
FHie Christ ut Rockford.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, May "a bill was
introduced in the legislature to-day
which is aimed at schweiniurth, tho
Rockford Christ" i. provides tina.
whoever assumes or pretends to be- tho
Deity, or assumes 10 possess the attri-
bu,ca OF the Deity, or whoever false!y
assumes or protends to DO tho son OF
God, or Jesus Christ, and heads him
self on. to the world az possessing either
or any oil the attributes generally at
tributed to the Deity, or whoever claims
% DO tho incarnation of what Is com.
monty known and called the Saving
Grace OF Holy Ghost or Jesus Christ,
STALL DO deemed guilty OF n misdcmeanor
aud upon conviction shall DO imprison-
ed in the ponitentiary from ono to two
ycars.n
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WASHINGTON, May 2.-Gcneral scho-
field does no. apprehond any serious
trouble with the Indians at Turtle
Mountain, n. D.. but "a a matter OF
precaution he hse ordered the troops n.
Fort Buiord. the nearest military post,
to be in readiness to proceed to Turtle
Mountain at tho first Indication OF dan.
ger to the residents.
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B. II. BOWMAN, publisher Enquirer, OF
Bremen, Ind. writes: Last week our
little girl baby, tho only one We have,
was taken sick with Group. After two
doctors failed to givo relief and life was
hanging on mere thread, wo tried Ono
Minute Cough euro and its lilo was
saved. Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling. W.
Va, i. f. Peabody, Bonwood, and Bowio
& Co., Bridgeport, o.
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LEBANON, Pa. May l.-Charlos Gar.
re;,. the vito murderer, told Sheriff
Slime to-day that last wock he decided to
commit suicide and made tho attempt
last night by cutting his wrist. After
making slight cut, he said his courage
faiIed him and he concluded to prepare
for denth.
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:, no,nnrAnblo cure of l,houna,i.n.

From he Groton, Connecticut Reri,'0.
David I.owiB, who has boon afflicted
all winter by rheumatism, is ont again
and all duo to ono OF tho medicines nd.
yertisod In our columns. After trying
evorything possible. no used Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm, which has Followed
him Of all pain, IRON which no was II
constant sufferer. aud promises to mako
him Gt for duty soon. We know David
has boon n great sufferer and arc glad
10 aeo him around again.
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la GRrrrE ia hero again with all its
old time rigor. Ono Minute Cough
Cure is reliable remedy. 1t cures and
cures quickly. Logan Drug Co., Wheel
ing, ". Va, Is. +. Peabody. Benwood, and
Bowie & Co, Bridpeuort. o.
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De WITr's WIrcu HAZEL SALvE cures
scalds, burns. iudolent sores and never
fails to euro pilos. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling. W. Va, B. +. Peabody. Ben.
wood, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport, o.
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A RADICAL CHANGE,
Lane Seminary Rejects tho General As.
acmbly's Proposition.

Lane Seminary Rejects tho General A..
scmbiy's Proposition.
CINCINNATI, MAY a-The annual
meeting OF tho trustees OF tho Lane
theological seminary resulted In a radi.
cal reorganization, and the rejection OF
tho proposition OF tho Presbyterian gem
eral assembly for tho institution to take
new charter aud DO undor the control
OF tho general assembly. George NJ.
Maxwell. who has been president Of the
board twenty.onc years, was oueted, aud
+. L. White elected in his stoad. Other
officers elected were: Vice presidents,
Thornton ". uinkle and A. B. Riggs !;
secretary, Prof. Morton; treasurer,
Richard Folsom; assistant secretary,
George l. King. All OF tho twenty
four trustees wore present except Addy
aud Fullerton. The four vacancies on
tho board were filled by tho election OF
Me,srs. Davies, OF Dayton; Norton, OF
Cincinnati; Hanna, OF indianapolis, and
Perkins, OF Cleveland.
While tho resolution uominally in.
dorses tho action OF the general Assem-.
bly, in asking that only Presbyterian
ministers in good standing DO selected
as professors and the refusal to co.ope.
rate is put on legal grounds, yet tho &C.
ton is recorded as victory for tho lib.
erals E. D. Morris resigned az chief
professor. and his resignation was &C.
copied
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LOUISVILLE, KY. May "a special to
the Pos. from Barboursville, KY. says:
The jury in tho famous Field.Adkins
case returned verdict ut $3.50 a. m. OF
guilty. They will get life sentence,
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W. T. SANFORD, Station Aeen. OF
Le'pcr, Clarion county, Pa, writcs: ]
can recommend Ono Minute Cough euro
as Tho best ever used. II gavo instant
tsIIei and n quick cure. Logan Drug
20, Wheeling. W. Va, b. 1. Peabody,
henWood, aud Bowio & Co., Bridge.
port, O.
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Postotti co discontinued,

spteta! Dbpatea 70 nc lntetIigenca.
WASHINGTON, May l.-Pos.oifice a.
Britain. Taylor county, has been dis.
continued, mail to Valley Falls.
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rhrnnInmnrn DnnIInrr

DOVER, DEL, May o.-The one hun
dred aud twenty.sixth ballot taken to-
day for United States senator result
ed: Higgins s, Addicks 6, Massey 6,
Pennewlll l. Ridgeley 0. Tunnel l.
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TO Be A GREAT ARMY.
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Silas P. Carpenter is the town treas.
urer OF Rockford. Vt He has been
elected for fifty wears in succession.
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GIad L. rs GnInr 80.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 4.-Dr. George
W. Fraker, the insurance swindler,
passed through here Tuesday evening.
TO a reporter who met the train in
Iowa the doctor talked freely Of his
case. His answers to questions, how
sver, were given in an absent minded
way. II did fall into the river the
night we were fishing" he said, land
crme very near being drowned. How
ever, there was driftwood floatingin the
stream and I caught a log aud foated
down the river Tor a considerable dis
tance. Finally I found a place where I
could touch bottom and waded ont on
the land. I laid down there all that
night and all day the next day.
81 was in no condition to 90 back to
the Springs and I came to Kansas City.
Because of my appearance I went t. a
cheap rooming house on Grand avenue,
near Fifth. I stayed there four days.
On the second day I shaved off my
beard. Then I went to Chicago. From
Chicago I went to Milwaukee and stayed
most of the fall Of that year. By that
time the name Of Fraker had been too
much advertised and told a roommate
that / was from Denver and my name
was William Schneu. I went by the
name of Schnell from that time on.
81 lived in Wisconsin aud Minnesota
ever since. I stayed most of the time in
towns. went from one place to an
other. No, I won't tell you what towns
we visited. I had not decided to stay
away until the papers said all kinds of
things about me. Then I knew was
in disgrace and could not make a living
if came back. 1 have wanted to come
back thousand times, and came near
coming, but the disgrace and what peo-
pie were saying about me kept me from
doing so. This living death is horrible
and am glad now am going back,
Did your people know where you
were?"
AOi t46y ulu AOt' utu AOt CO1u'
municate with them"
ut was telegraphed from Duluth
that you expected a share of the insur-
ance money!"
THAT was not true. It was all to 60
to my heirs.
DR.. Fraker carefully avoided answer
ing questions intended to reveal his
means Of subsistence. Finally when
the question; "Who gave you away to
the insurance companies and furnished
the information that caused your
arrest? was bluntly asked, the doctor
started suddenly aud said: Il think it
was George Harry, one Of the men who
went fishing with me. I wrote him
from Wisconsin last winter. told him
about a young man whose name I won't
mention who was very kind tome when
/ was sick. told him the young mans
name and I think he wrote to him and
got my address after I moved into
Minnesota"