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GAIL HAMILTON WEAKER.
Nr. NIT Is About the Same, McCul-
IOch and COHsweII Worse.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. May 2O-M.ss
Dodge (Gail Hamilton Is decidedly
worse this morning. and 1t Is thought
she cannot live much longer.
Gen. Cogswell did not rest very well
last night. He Is weaker and his con-
dition Is critical.
Mr. HIT is about the same to-day. al
though he did not pass very comfort
able night.
F,X-Secrotary McCulloch is reported
this morning to have experienced Il
change for the worse. lie Is in a pre-
car.ous condition.
Secretary Gresham's condition, while
not apprcciably worse, has not improved
for two days. he having passed very
restless nights.
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COROAGE FIGHTING THEM.
Seeking to Keep Rivals from Doing
Competing business.

The application Of the Tinted states
Cordage Company to continue the tenn
rorary Injunction restraining Frank 7.
wall, William Walls sons Rope Com
pany and Edwin II. Br!nk"raon from
using the nam" OF William Wali'S sons
or William Walls Sons Rope COM
pany. was heard 10y justice lngraham
in the supreme Court to-day.
l. was claimed that In $50 Frank !;
WI sold Tho name ari business 0'
William Walls son" RCpa Company 10
the C0rdagc Company.
DeG. SION was reserved.
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HELPING POLICE MATRONS.
Prison Reform Committee Asks
BETTER Quarters for Them.

Miss Josephine Shaw Lowell Mrs.
William Jackson and several other la
dies. constituting committee of the
Prison Reform Association. held a shor.
conference this afternoon with the Po-
Ice Commissioners in President Roose-
velt's office.
Miss Lowell, for the Committee. said
that accommoda tions in station houses
Tor matrons were Inadequate. She urEcd
the commissioners TO give attention tu
the matter,
Commissioner Grant. Chairman of the
Committee on Repairs and Supplies, was
delegated to make an inYeStigation,
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for Over IL Million.

Mr.. Frances ? Llwrey. as re,ef"e has re-
ported II ,ha supreme rouri. that the F,rmcr,'
Loan mi Trlst Conp,ny. trustee for hon nlho.ders
Is enr.tei u ip iEmeat sgI.us: the uIlrcl /. res
Telegraph ColapsHy for $3.50, ,3sGsS Tho prop.
erty of the Telegraph Company was sold under
foreclosure proceedings for so 900 ana the am mun.
o, the julsment recommended by The referee rep
resepts the def enry between the sum realized
and the value Of the Indebtedness.
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TWO REBEL BANDS BEATEN.
small Loss ON the Spnnish Side
ACRiust the Insurgents.

HAVANA. May 20.--Capt. Bruzon
has defeated the bands of rebels
commanded by Mestre ani Diaz
in Rio Seco, near Guantanamo.
The Spanish artillery kept up n effective
fire upon the rebels, who In retreting
left two dead and three wounded behind
them.
Major Calero has defeated 200 rebels
at Moron. near Santigo de Cuba. Only
one soldier VS. killed.
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Not n Striker Went Back.

The coat contractors who have been
holding out against the striking tailors
opened their shops this forenoon. but
not a striker returned to work.
General Master Workman Sovereign
and General Committeeman Mcclure and
Martin are expected from Philadelphia
to take hold Of the strike.
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Won't Work lnder Wnrins Longer

Deputy Street Cleaning Commissiorer Col
Charles X. Moore to-day sent In another ro,r
nation to Col. Waring, this one 10 take c1rr.
today. The new resignation also recalls tn,
former one which Was To take sne,t on June g.
Col Moore says that In View u the ",urious
financial condition which cOntrprts Col War!ug. '
he oes not care 10 he his subordinate ans Longer
CGl Moore said that II cot Narlg ia.k no
notice Of this resignation he wrIlI Gn' work
longer than to-day, no matter What the con.
sequences might be.
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Bern~l Lederer. cloth hat and cap manufacturer
In Greene street. said to-day that the strike OF
twenty union hands in his establishment on ac-
count OF Foreman Menke's conduct and for an
Increase OF wages had been settled BY the with
Grawai of Mr.. Menke and the granting of higher
The evening world., 1895-05-20
JOscny TO lle a Citizen,

Rafael Joseffy. the pianist, appeared
before Deputy Clerk Minor OF the Su-
perior Court to-day and declared his N
tenton of becoming citizen OF the
United States. He gave his res Dc nee a
North Tarrytown. y. Y.
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Charges Against Police Officers.

Inspector Con'!n to-day made nharFes aga.ns
s'-Et Fpody recently IN nommani o' thr Jsrrr
MARKET Police Court. Rouni,man M-,;ec ani
Court Om,Nrs BlFkrldSe, Hunt. Mohst, " .'uekrp
aud Gardner. They are accused Of lpNinr
pris,ner to escape from jefferson Market r,,4r,
several weeks ago. The trial vas fixed Tor ntkt
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Gave Her Chiidren Roush On Rats.

osKALoosA. Ia. May ao.-Mra warrsk.
farmers wife. 10 this county, gave Rough on Rata
u her three ehilssa to-day snd thea ssnaml.tsd
eu,sila Jhs ehillssa VIII lIA
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Failures in Paints and Jc,yc,ry.

The r, C. Knowles Company, oi,s paints and
varnish iSo-isi Cherry street lgned to-day to
Theodore L. hermann Its capital was ss5 COO
william w.''hsr. iswel!sr. at q John street. as
oiguei to-dIy to Augustus y. LeJon.e with
Sssisrs.ess for ssns 7hs iisbiii:isS are r..
6agta1 v - Aseut 4eoA
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1000 MEN MADE GLAD.
baltimore Manufacturer Rinse
Wages Ten Per Cent.

BALTIMORE. May 2O.-The Henry
McS!Ene Manufacturing Company has
voluntarily raised the wages OF their
1000 employees 10 per cent.
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Editorial OPINIONS.

There is one thing to be said in favor of
Casimir-Perier's resignation. 1t is pub
lcly regretted by Emperor William of
Germany.-NetC York World.
The socialists in France must feel
awfully cut up over this presidential cleo
ton. They had no bombs. Hereafter let
it be one of the principles of the social
revolution that bombs must be always
ready.-Nelo York Journal.
Tho more cup defenders the merrer,
and the more we have the less likely will
Dunraven be to take away the cup.-Net0
York Tribune.
The latest count shows that there are
POI policemen on the sick list, including
four captains. The majority of these
have the Lexow distemper, and have it
bad.-NelO York Advertiser.
What a lot of humbug is preached in the
name of civil service reform !-NetU York
Recorder.
Bill Cook says he has never killed any
one or robbed a poor man. Evidently Mr.
Cook has neither executive ability nor
business training.-S Louis Post-Dis-
patch.
Mrs. Havemeyer, wife of the sugar king.
employs 60 servants and pays her chef
$4,000 year. Sugar is cheap, but there
must be fair profit in it.-Chicdgo Tri-
Dune.
Prisoner-Your honor, this policeman
struck me. New York Magistrate-For
how much p Washington Star.
\ good many senators and representa-
tives in congress have suggestions for
mending the finances. Some of them are
good ones, too. The difficulty is that one
man, who unfortunately has the veto
power, does not want suggestions.-Cin
cihadh Enquirer.
Il don't believe in that proverb, Marry
in haste and repent at LEISURE" said Cyni-
Gus. "Why not?' asked Rittenhousc.
at strikes me as being good" "Ah,"
said Cynicus, but you forget. The mar
ried man has no leisure. ''-Harper's
Bd-dr.
1t occurs TO us that the silver lining will
before long begin to shoT through this
currency cloud.-Chicdgo Times.
The walking habit which Brooklyn has
contracted would make Mr.. Coxey feel
more at home If he had located there in
stead of PhIladelphia.-W Washington Star
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Some Northwest Senators.

Yesterday the Joint session of the
Oregon legislature was little surpris-
ing in its results. The two houses had
voted separately. The telegram an
nouncng that result said that Dolph
would undoubtedly be elected at the
meeting of the joint session, and that
result was generally anticipated. 1t
appears, however that Dolph was two
votes shy of it.
Senator Dolph has fought silver at
every turn, yet the republicans of Or
egon appear to be disposed to send
him back to the senate. If he wins, it
will be his third term. 1t is singular
that these Oregon republicans should
be so Indifferent to the well-known
sentiment of the people of the entire
Northwest, the universal hope was
that friend of free coinage would
be sent to JOIN Senator Mitche II in the
effort to present public opinion on the
Pacific coast in the right light befo re
tine members of congress- Mr.. Dolph
ought surely to be defeated. The
friends of free coinage who live in
Oregon have made good hard fight
against him, yet he is so close to the
needed figures that he is likely to
win.
South Dakota sends Mr.. Pettigrew
back to the senate. When the vote
was taken on the repeal of the Sher-
man act, in October, 1893. Mr.. Petit
grew was one of the nine silver sena-
tors.
The contest in the state of Washing
ton is kept up Mr.. Wilson has hardly
been holding his own. Mr.. Wilson
voted with the silver men at the final
vote on the repeal question, but it
would have been we'll for silver had it
had tirmer friend in congress than
he. Mr.. Squire of Washington may
be counted on TO fight the silver sena-
tors every time. He holds till 1897;
silver ought to have at least one trusty
friend from the Puget sound country
in the federal senate.
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The Wool Trade

BosToN, Jan. 23.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of
the wool trade: Nearly 100000 pounds
of wool have been sold this week. There
is visible improvement in the breadth of
demand. The improved feeling is quite
manifest. Manufacturers are taking
right along moderate quantities of various
kinds of wool, according to the kind of
fabric they are making. Except for fine
woods, which are not in excessive
supply, the demand for domestic
continues in about the same degree
as in the last quarter of 1894. There has
been recently more call for territorial
wool than hitherto since the middle of
December. Pulled woods have had an
other good week, the price of some grades
has materially strengthened since last
week. Australia has sold we'll and there
has been increased inquiry for South
American crossbreeds. Sales of the week
amount to 2,3l7, 100 pounds domestic and
$4,000 pounds of foreign. making n total
of 3, 499,5O0 against a total of 2.773, 900 for
the previous week, and 2,472, 500 pounds
for the corresponding week of last year.
Sales since Jan. l, 1895, amount to IL ,58S,-
100 pounds against $685., 10 pounds a
year ago.
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his historical remark. Last week an
incident occurred at Charleston in
which the constabulary of the state
saloon business trod upon the toes of
Italian dignity, and the consul who
represents King Humbert at that port
threatens dire vengeance.
The enactment of the dispensary
law did not destroy the appetite of the
South Carollnans for the fluid which
cheers and inebriates, and many in
genious devices have been resorted to
for the satisfaction of the existing
thirst of such of the citizens as can
not crafty their longing in accord
ance with the terms of the Tillman
law For the accomm odation of these
unfortundtes. an Italian bark recently
anchored in Charleston harbor with a
cargo of excellent and effective booze.
Her crew did a land office business
un til their operations were detected
by the officers. Then came the
climax. The cons,ables sought to
seize the vessel in the name of the
commonwealth of South Carolina, and
the captain appealed to the consul,
who Threatened to declare war in the
name of Humbert, Margherita and all
of the royalty of his nation if the YES
sci was seized. No capture was made,
but the officers are watching the bark
and, if she attempts to leave the har-
Dor, hostilities are expected.
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As if "Trilby" had not already been
the object of too much unreasonable
adulation, the novel is to be dramatized
and staged in Boston. The lines of
the new play are nearly completed and
the good people of the modern Athens
are to see upon the boards fresh por-
trayai of the character .of the unfor-
tunate girl who has been character
lied by the Boston critics as being
good because she did naughty things
without knowing that they were
bad" Miss Harmed, who is to take
the title role remarked the other day
to an interviewer, "many parts of the
book will, of course, have to be left
out"
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Imposed By the Ladies'.

\ new qualification for office hold
ers has followed the entrance of
woman into politics and If it is gen.
orally adopted as essential TO the sue
cess of aspiring candidates, 1t will
work wonders in the domestic life of
France and America. Its suggestion
was made almost simultaneously in
Colorado and in Paris. in each instance
by a woman. In the republic across
the ocean its results were more ap-
parent than in the Centennial state,
but it is admitted that 1t cut no small
figure in the campaign of Senator
Wolcott in the latter place.
The women of Colorado were urged
to exert their influence in behalf of
one of the senatorial candidates, not
because he is eloquent: not because he
is handsome; not because he is a friend
of silver: but because he is a kind hus-
band anu a good father. Precisely the
same argument was advanced by one
of the woman lobbyists IN the French
sale de Congress IN favor of the can
didacy of NJ. Brisson during the re-
cent presidential election. Because he
was he kind TO his wife, said this fe-
male politician, il must necessarily
follow that he would make a good
president. That the argument carried
weight is shown by the fact that NJ
Brisson lacked but few votes of cleo
ton, despite the fact that he was the
candidate of the socialists
The fact that the results of these
first two campaigns founded upon do
nestle virtue were not altogether en-
courag.ng does not seem TO have dis
mayed the advocates OF the new sys-
TEN. for they propose 10 develop their
plan until no man who is nor a model
husband can aspire 20 office The 4 s-
position of the bachelor candidates
viii be- decided on later. but 10 Is pre-
sImed that no bachelor WI. expect 10
hold Ofice where the women vote.
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For the Sake OF Booze.

The enforcement of South Caro-
lina's peculiar dispensary law, the pet
measure OF the eccentric TIIlman, bids
fair TO involve the United States IN
international complications. and To
add 10 The woes OF Secretary Gresham.
who seems 10 have already All the bur
dens that he can com .or.abiy carry.
Governor Evans, the preseuteNccu,ye
If TIlmln's state. has begun very
determined enforcement OF the law.
and 10 IS said that the governor OF
North Carolina would have 40 pre-
sent, the best Of reasons for making
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At the Hotels,

BUTTE, Jan. 23.-The McDermott-O. c.
Dallas, II. L. Klock, I. j. Walsh, John
Arizona, Helena; c. W. Gaifney, Boul-
der; Harry Custard, Chicago; II. Ross,
Bozeman; Il. ). Folan, ii. w. Kennedy,
II. II. Organ, wife and sister, Anaconda (;
w. E. Barring, Mrs. j. p. Catching and
child. A. Prltcher, St. Paul; Mrs. T. b.
Howard. Chicago; James Cooper, f. S.
Kemp, Detroit; Stella Wentworth, Idaho
Falls; p. Kittle, l. b. Bunnell, Salt Lake !;
j. Hammond, Portland; Tom Ricketts,,
wife and child, George l. MethuIck, Miss
Carrie Roma, Miss Lillian Deck, NJ 50
Clara O'Brien, Lizzie O'Brien, Harry M
Dowell, Thomas Meegan, Val Dresser,
Fred Gamble, Ricketts, Troubadours.
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JONE - PLAN.
1t Looks Towards a Larger Use of
silver

1t Looks Towards Larger Use of
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-One clause in
Senator Jones' financial bill, introduced
to-day, provides that the secretary of the
treasury shall receive at any United
States mint, from any citizen of
the United States, silver bullion
of standard fineness and coin it
into silver dollars of 4l2X grains each.
The seigniorage on the bullion is to belong
to the United States and the price is to bs
that of bullion in London on the day of
deposit. The secretary is required to de-
liver to the deposltors of such bullion
standard silver dollars equal in amount
to the price of bullion and whenever these
coins shall be received into the treasury
certificates in denominations of less than
$40 may be issued on them as now
provided.
The important changes made in the bill
since it was first formulated are those
making the bonds payable in coin instead
of gold, increasing the rate of interest
from 2H to per cent. and providing for
the displacement of national bank and
treasury and United States notes of less
than $40 by silver certificates instead of
$50, as at first proposed. The first con-
cossion was made to the silver men and
the two others to the bond advocates and
those who restrict the use of silver.
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His utter failure on the lecture plat
form is said TO have had very de-
pressing effect upon Colonel Breckin-
ridge. Prior 10 his sad experience of
last year, the mere mention Of his
name was sufficient to draw a crowd
TO hear him speak, but his recent at
tempted lecture tour demonstrated 10
him the fact that his name now keeps
the crowd away. The fact that the
people who once welcomed him now
give him the cold shoulder led his
friends TO cause his withdrawal from
the Kentucky senatorial contest.
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Now Handwriting /. barred

Are we TO lose all our forms of saluta
ton? Kissing is frowned upon by the
stern sanitists, and now comes the word
of the founding in Russia of a society for
the prevention of handshaking. Its insti-
gator is n physician. and the reason for
his action is the belief that the practice Is
dangerous on account of the probable
transmission OF DANGEROUS bacilli.
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his Is LAW.
The Government suing to Regain the
Lsnds 1t Once Sold.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 23.-Subpoenas
have been issued for more than 100 set
tiers on the lands purchased from the
Union Pacific railroad in Dickinson, Ellis
worth and Salina counties. They are
asked to answer suit brought by the gov
eminent to GUST them from the lands
which were granted to the Union Pacific
by act of congress and afterwards sold to
the settlers
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WASHINGTON, Jan. .5.-TAc president
to-day ssnt the nomination OF George
Steele L. be agent for the Indians at
BlacSfooi agency in Montana.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-Debs and his
associates will be released from the Nc
Henry. ILL.,. jail tomorrow on 5000 bail
each. in accordance with the recent order
of the supreme court.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 23.-The report
that the schooner Ella johnson has been
lost at sea with all hands, as the result of
a dynamite explosion, is said to he fake
by shipping men here.
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The friends of the governor OF Della
ware deny Indignantly the statement that
he can neither read nor write but he has
not yet penned a denial for publication.
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The domestic trials of President Faure
arc Insignificant when compared to the
distortion of features to which he is SUBJ
jected by the newspaper portraits of him.
self in this country.
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That is a wise conclusion of the Chinese
emperor that he is better fitted to join his
departed ancestors than to rule over his
living subjects.
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Memphis boasts of public officer who
recommends the reduction of his own SAL
AIRY. 1t might be we'll to examine his ac-
counts,
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OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. %. A bill was in
troducel in the assembly to-day REGULATE
ing sleeping cars. Ii fixes the charges
for single berth at 81 and double berth
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Members of the legislature should be
reminded that joint resolutions and me-
MORALS will not save the mineral lands or
drive out the Cree Indians.
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1t is said that some cleverly executed
counterfeit five hundred dollar bills are in
circulation. Examine your change care
fully.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Squire
to-day introduced as a substitute for the
free coal bill sent TO the senate 10y the
house last session. his bill levylng an in
ternal revenue tax of 3 per barrel on
hanr
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Down in Texas they have gone Tom
Reed one better-if a member of the leg
islature refuses to vote, they not only
mark him present but record him with
the minority.
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The new woman has worn pants for n
year or more. Now she usurps another
male prerogative. A girl cashier in New
York has embezzled 5000.
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and a prospective war between Mexico
and Guatemala. The Pacific islands cam
not expect to compete with this record.
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From casual remarks of Senator Frye,
the inference is drawn that he disap-
proves of the Hawaiian policy of Mr..
Gresham.
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WN-H1NGToN, Jan. -E.-- ro-day's state
meuI OF the condition OF the treasury is:
Available cash balance, slsO.g22, 50; gold
reserve, S-y,lOl,lt5.
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The Montana Press club should have
taken some action toward exempting it's
members from the operation of the in
come tax law.
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Tho "Go-out-and-die" edict of the Chi
nese emperor is a worthy example for nu-
merous heads of nations now in power.
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There is a colored ghost that appears in
Jersey City and saws wood. That sort of
ghost ought to be encouraged to come
often.-NelU York journal.
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For a land of milk and honey, Cali
fornia seems to be having lot of mud
and water just at present.
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Gold is being exported at the rate of a
million day. Secretary Carlisle must be
preparing for another bond issue.
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Mr.. hnippenberg's mental strain seems
to have relaxed since the senatorial cleo
ton.
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The cloud which obscures Senator
Carey has a silver lining.
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FIVE MEN KILLED IN A MINE
Frightful Result of an Explosion a
SturDis. XIV

Sturgi-, Ky
STURGIs. KY, Jan. 23.-Five men were
killed by an explosion of powder in a
mine near this city to- lay. The explosion
was so great that it cracked the roof of
the mine neer the entrance. When the
charred remains of the victims we're
brought out and recognized by their fam
lilies the cries were heartrending.
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All that is left for Ii Hung Chang is the
lecture platform.
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south and Central America now have
four wc.I developed revolutions o. hand
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All general business letters and corre-
spondence should be addressed to ths
Standard Publishing Company. Ana-
conda, Mont