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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-29
ParnelHte Candidate Defeated.

CORK. June 2S.-The election for a men,
Der of Parliament to represent the city of
Cork, the seat made vacant by the hank
ruptcy proceedings against Mr.. William
O'Brien, causing his retirement from the
House of Commons, has resulted in a VIC
tory for the anti-Parnellite caIiidate ar.
James Francis Xavier O'Briea. member CT
Parliament for South Mayo AMI the honor
airy treasurer of the Irish National League
Of Great Britain. The result o! the voting
was Mr.. James Francis Xavier O'Brien,
1903; Alderman Roche, Parnellite, 4,l32;
anti-Parnellite majority, La.
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announcement for the Kicker.

OHILdBO IltIUIU.
The kicker has been long enough in the
shadow of opprobrium. 1t is true that he
sometimes makes a scene in the perform
ance of his social duties; occasionally he
may spoil an outing or stop a railroad train.
But think how many more and pleasanter
outings will follow the spoiled one and how
many more trains will pass without a hand
at the bell cord. Encourage the kicker as
against the elements Of society which would
wear men to frazzles. Walk in the track
of him and bless him. Take instruction OF
him and be of service to your weaker fell
lows according to your strength and your
knowledge OF Queensberry rules. Become,
yourself, a rational kicker-and long life to
YOU.
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Receiver for a Packing House

DENVER. Col. June 2s.-On petition Of
stockholders in the B. & NJ. Packing Com
pany. Judge Butler has appointed George
w. Ballantyne receiver of the company.
The assets are valued at $4,000; liabilities,
SOS, OO0. 1t is alleged hat Andrew j. Cam
p.on, Henry II. Mills and Barnabas Huber
worth of stock, and have paid only $4,000
of the mount; also that they have con-
verted to their own use large sums of the
company'S money.
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Omcer. ELECTED by EIocutionists.

BOSTON,, June 2S.-The last days ses-
sion of the National Association of Elocu-
tionists was held here to-day. A number
of papers were read and the following Off
berlain. Chicago; first vice president, Geo.
r. Phillips, of New York; second vice
president. Mrs. Edna Chaffie Noble: of De-
Dor: secretary. A. L. Barber, New Bruins
wick, n. j. 1t was unanimously voted to
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-29

KLAMATH ALLS Ore. June 2s.-The
NTH robbery within the past three months
OF the klamath Falls and Ager stages was
committed last night In the vicinity OF Top
sy grade, where the other hold-ups oc-
Cured. This time both the north and
south-bound stages. which pass each other
hear this place, were stopped By a lone
nighwayman, who held one stage two hours
pending the arrival of the other. He then
r.ned the mail pouches. taking only regis
tered matter. H. V. Gates. the only pas
senger. was relieved OF s. in cash.
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Indiana Notes.

Christian Endeavorers of Morgan county
are holding a convention in Martlnsville.
A picked nine from Connersville played a
game with the Rushville ball team, and
won by a score OF 10 to s.
Elwood has located a big machine-shop
TO employ one hundred men. and work has
already begun on the plant.
The old settlers of Fayette county. the
Connersville Blue Ribbon Club and the SUM-
day-school Union nave combined in leasing
a grove in which TO give three picnics this
fall.
Charles McIntire. aged four, fell from a
fence yesterday at New Albany and died
In a few minutes from conclusion Of the
brain. The family recently resided at Bor-
den
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Alleged Timber Thieves.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, June 2S.-The United
States, in an action brought to-day in the
Circuit Court by special counsel John E.
Styker. alleges that a number of the most
prominent lumbermen of Minnesota have,
without any warrant, been devastating the
northern part of the State, denuding the
territory of it's timber, and that they must
pay the full market value of lumber to the
amount of Si65, 474.34 and interest. The
government has been working up the case
for two and one-half years.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-29
The .Akron Hercules" Bested.

NORTH BALTIMORE. o., June 2S.-
"Yank' Kenny. of Toledo. and Gus Rubin,
the Akron Hercules fought here last
night for the heavyweight championship
of northern Ohio and $500. The battle lasted
sixteen rounds and was a clean contest,
both men being in excellent form. In the
sixteenth round Rubin was floored twice
and was too weak 10 go on with the fight,
although he made a game effort to do SO.
The referee decided TO stop the bout and
awarded Kenny the victory. Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Toledo. Detroit and other cities
were largely represented at the contest.
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MUSIC TEACHERS ADJOURN.
Some Object Lessons I'm Voice Cult
ure-ElectiOn ~Of Officers.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal:
NEW ALBANY. Ind. June 8.-The an
nouncement had to be made at the morn
ing meeting that the hundred certificates
required by the Contra Traffic Association
had not been forthcoming, and that dele
gates would have to pay full fare both
ways. By a recommendation of the execu-
tive committee, the association will pay TO
each one having a certificate one-third OF
the return fare. Miss Bessie Moore, Of
Huntington, gave the first musical number
OF the day, palying an organ solo. A paper
on Resonance of the Human Voice. writ
ten by w. 5. Sterling, of Cincinnati, was
read by Louis E.chhorn, of Muncie. Nine.
Octavia Hensel, one OF the greatest voice
teachers in America, read a paper on Voice
Placing Preparatory to Singing and had
one OF her pupils. Miss Mayme Chapman,
OF Louisville, illustrate it. which was ex-
quisitely done. Miss Chapman is about ff-
teen. and has a purity of tone that is re-
markable. The recital was given by Miss
Josephine Large. OF Chicago, a finished play
er, assisted by Mr.. John NJ. Bland, basso,
of Louisville, Mr.. William Bunch, pianist, OF
Greencastle. and the Treble Clef Club, of
New Albany.
In the afternoon Mr.. John S. Van Cleve,
or cincinnati, the noted music critic, gave
a talk on Functions of the Music Critic
which contained much sense and not a little
humor.
There was a feast in the lecture recital
given by MIR. Jaroslaw do Zielinski, pianist,
OF Buffalo, n. Y. a finished performance
from every point OF view. Mr.. De Zielinski
was the first voice master of Miss Ida
Sweenie. of indianapolis, who Is here, and
Is renewing the acquaintance of several
years ago. Miss Sweenie sang for the Pro-
lessor. Indianapolis furnished the p%artici-
pants for the 4-o'clock recital. Mr.. W.. III.
Donley, organist. and Miss Carolyn Winter
Goetz, soprano, assisted in one number, by
Mr.. Fred Barton. tenor, Of Louisville.
The election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, Mr.. William j. Stabler, of
Richmond; secretary. Mr.. Louis Eichhorn,
of Muncie; treasurer, Miss Lillian Gray
Smith. Of Lafayette; one member executive
COMMITTEES, Mr.. Max Leckner, OF Indian
apolis; vice president at large. w. l.. NJ.
Brown, OF Kokomo; one member auditing
committee. Miss Adelaide Packard, of
New Albany; one member programme com-
mittee, Mrs. William Mclean, of Evansville.
The meeting in Terre Haute next year will
take the place of a music festival contem-
plated by the citizens of that place.
The association closed a successful meet
ing, having had fine programmes and hav-
ing been literally entertained by the people
OF this place. with a piano recital by Mr..
William II. Sherwood, OF Chicago, assisted
by Miss Flora Marguerite Bertelle, of Chi
cago.
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Suicide of an Embezxler.

BAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-Louis Blanc.
Committed suicide today by turning on the
gas. Blanc was discovered to be short in
his accounts some $13, 900 some months ago.
A recent examination of his books in
creased the original deficit about ST, 900.
To-day Blanc sent his family away from
home and. shutting himself in a closed
o.a]
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Warning TO Boys.

CADIZ. O., June 2S.-Wesley Birney. a
farmer. left his fve-year-old boy TO attend
TO a horse, to-day, while he picked cherries.
The boy tied the hitching strap about his
waist. The horse ran off, dragging the
boy under it's hoofs, through three fences.
His body caught in the rails of one fence
and was pulled through, crushing IL almost
to a Jelly. On reaching the barnyard, other
horses gathered around the runaway. and
the dead boys body was rescued with great
difficulty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-29

A popular tipple at fashionable clubs and
is tea and champagne. The tea
is made hot in the usual way and ice put i'm
ii In a large pitcher, into which a pin or
champagne is plunged. 1t is then poured
into glasses and is said to be one of the
best hot weather drinks ever gotten up.
Chauncey NJ. Depew is said 10 have got II
from the Prince of Wales and introduced
III intO this country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-29
Seven German Tar. Killed.

HOLTENAU, June 2.-Seven persons
were killed and seven wounded to-day by
the explosion of a boiler Of a steam launch
belonging to the Germa war ship Kur-
fuerst Friedrich Wilhelm. The United
States and other war ships have their
flags at half-mast as a result OF the acct
dent.
Tn explosion was due to the premature
ignition of a fuse used in submarine min
ing practice. 4 cadet and four men were
killed, and five badly wounded.
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BOSTON, June 2S.-The Standard to-mor-
row will claim for G.. w. Green. a COM
positor on the paper, the championship rec
ord for typesetting on the Mergenthaler
machine, stating that this afternoon Mr..
Green set 1850 ems solid agate N one
hour. There were only twenty-nine typo
praphical errors In the lot.
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A Political Roxcott.

HAZLETON. Pa, June 2.-Yesterday
Thomas Hlney, of Conyngharn, who ped
dies milk in this city. went 10 Harrisburg
in opposition TO the Quay county bill. To-
day a boycott was inaugurated against him.
His entire route rose against him.. refusing
TO purchase his milk. He was told to go 10
Wilkesbarre or Pottsville to do business.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-29
The Pope,s Edict Disobeyed.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. June 2s.-Since the
edict issued at Rome for Catholics TO with
complied with the order. There are five
hundred knights of Pythias in Milwaukee
but the number OF Withdrawals from the
order has not increased. 1t is announced
that several Catholics nave openly de-
clared they will not withdraw from the
order
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Teachers Fail to Pass Examinations.
Special To the Iudiananolis Journal

FRANKFORT. Ind, June 2s.-County
Superintendent Lydy announces that Clin-
ton county will be forced to import sew
eral teachers this year to fill the IA posi-
tons in this county. The superintendent
has just completed examining the manu-
all but eight failed to secure the required
average. At present there are but seventy
five licensed teachers. leaving sixty-nine
schools unsupplied. there being not a town
ship in the county that has not several
schools depending upon applicants yet with
out license. There will be two more ex-
aminations before the schools open.
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Advanced 10 Per Cent.

CLEVELAND, June 2S-The Cleveland
Steel Company to-day posted a notice noti-
flying it's employees that owing TO increased
business. better prices for products. on and
after July /, 1895, the present tonnage rates
on the plate mill and plate mill furnaces
will be advanced 10 per cent. Common
laborers also receive an advance in wages.
About $50 men are benefited.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-29
Variety Actress Injured.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ELwOOD. Ind. June 2s.-Miss Ella Col
Inns. a variety actress. OF Chicago. play
Ing at the Board of Trade Theater, met
with a serious accident last night while
driving a spirited horse. The animal be-
came frightened and threw her out OF the
carriage. She alighted on the brick street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-29
CoIored Man Lynched.

BROOK HAvEN Miss. June 2s-Tom
Bowen. colored. who was lodged in Jail
here last Saturday, charged with criminal
assault on Miss Lizzie Britt. a blind woni-
an. a year and a half ago. was taken from
the sheriff by a mob yesterday near the
scene OF his crime and hanged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-29
Bondsmen Get "a Compromise.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO. Ind. June 2S.-The case
of the city against the bondsmen of ex-
City Treasurer George Schwartzkopf. who
Is serving a two years sentence for embez-
zling $4,000. was taken from the jury this
afternoon. Tonight a proposition WAS
made the City Council by attorneys for the
bondsmen TO compromise for $500. After
a hard fight the compromise was accepted
by a vote of ) TO g..
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There was q conflict Thursday night be-
tween the students of the Latin quarter,
In Paris. and the police. during which two
OF the students were injured and five 9TH
ers were arrested.
1t IL announced that King Humbert will
shortly issue a decree generating Premier
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-29
Mrs. Corbett Imper.onntcd.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-Lawyer A. H.
Hummel to-day received the following tel
egram:
"Do you not think IL best TO wire Da-
kota contradictins telegram in World that
/ am there? Please send clerk up.
''OLLIE CORBETT."
A the stories about Mrs. Corbett be-
ing in Dakota are ridiculous" said Mr..
Hummel. she is a property owner here.
has brought suit here, the case will be
tried here. and she is here now. This is
not the first time a woman has imperson-
ated Mrs. Corbett, and there may be an
interesting sequel to this last episode in
Dakota"
MIS-. Corbett is said TO be quite i'll.
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Cannot work UnIc.. They Vote.

ST. LOUIS. June 2s.-City employees In the
various municipal departments are being
s.fted over, and scores who have failed TO
register and vote are being dropped from
the rolls for their negligence. This policy
no one who shirks the responsibility Of
citizenship IN this respect.
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Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS. Ind, June 2S.-Chinch bugs
in large numbers have appeared in the
eastern part of this county and are doing
great damage TO the growing corn. In
some localities since the wheat has been
harvested these pests have become so
numerous that the cornstalks are black
with them. At Burnsbill a quart OF the
bugs was gathered and this evening shipped
TO Prof. w. c. Latta, of Purdue Univer-
sity, TO be ~inoculated with chinch bug
cholera. These bugs will be returned and
scattered among the living ones with a
hone OF thus exterminating them.
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Guilty of Highway Robbery.

DENVER, Col. June 2S.-Lawrence Far
rell. the pugulist, was found guilty to-day
Of highway robbery. He took Mrs. j. j.
Hebard. a divorced woman, for a drive
after having arranged with another man
TO hold them up on the road and steal her
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All wanted to Curry the saint.

MADRID, June 2S.-During a religious
procession at San Matteo. near Ferrol. a
seaport. and one OF the principal arsenals
of Spain. a dispute arose as to who should
carry the picture of the patron saint. The
crowd fought with knives, sticks and re-
volyers. and the conflict resulted I'm forty
being injured, including the parish priest.
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Gallagher, William Delaney. Robert Stoll,
Timothy Hurst. Daniel Corcoran and George
Y. Green, alias Young Corbett." OF en-
gaging in and encouraging prize-hghtfng
before the Seaside Athletic Club, of Coney
island. on the night of June Is, were dis
missed by the Brooklyn grand Jury to-day.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-29
Movements of Steamers.

HAMBURG. June 2S.-Arrived: Norman
mia. from New York; Russia, from Balti-
more.
ROTTERDAM, June 2s.-Arrived: OLDHAM.
from New York.
NEW YORK. June 2s.-Arrived: Neckar.
from Bremen.
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MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Jun 2s.-The Wis
consin State Board of Health has passed
smoking is deleterious 10 the health of all
individuals addicted TO the habit and that
il is especially deleterious to the physical
growth and mental development OF young
norEnng'
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NEARLY COMPLETED
MARQUIS OF sALISBURY'S CABINET
LACKS But TWO MEMBERS.
The Powers Growing Restless Over
the Porte's Delay I'm Promising
Reforms I'm Armenia.

LONDON. June 2S.-The Marquis of Sails
ing a new Cabinet. The member an
nounced to-day are:
Premier and Secretary of State for For
BURY.
President of the Council-The DUKE OF
Lord High Chancellor-BARoN Halls
Lord Privy seal-vIscoUNT CROSS.
MICHAEL HICKs-BEACH.
Secretary OF State for Home A~ffairs-The
Right Hon. Sir MATTHEW WHITE RID
First Lord of the Treasury-The Right
Hon. A. J. BALFOUR-
Right Hon. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN.
QUIS OF LANSDOwNE-. -.
First Lord Of the Admiralty-The Right
Hon. GEORGE j. GOSCHEN.
Secretary. of State for India-LORD
GEORGE HAMILTON.
President of the Board Of Trade-The
President of the Local Government. Board
The Right Hon. HENRY CHAPLIN.
Lord Lieutenant of ~ITeland-EARL CA
Lord Chancellor OF I~reland-BARoN
Secretary for scotland-BARoN BAL
FOUR, of Burleigh.
The Right Hon. SIR HENRY JAMES.
The other appointments are:
Financial Secretary of the Treasury-Mr.
ROBERT WILLIAM HANBURy.
Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs-The
Right Hon. GEORGE n. CURZON.
The positions of Chief Secretary for Ire
land and Postmaster-general have not been
allotted yet. The incumbents of these Of
fees will not be members of the Cabinet
when appointed.
AT Windsor to-day Queen Victoria pri-
vately invested Lord Rosebery with the
ribbon and badge of the Order of the
Thistle.
Appeal to Friends OF Home Rule.
NEW YORK. June 2S.-The Irish National
Federation of America, in response to an
urgent appeal from the Irish national party,
has issued an appeal to the friends of home
rule, which is signed by DR.. Thomas Adds
Emmett, the president; John ID.
treasurer, and Joseph p. Ryan, secretary,
Of the /. n. p. After rehearsing the posi-
ton OF the home rule cause at present
in Parliament the circular declares that the
Irish party has kept faith with the Liberals
and that the Liberal Ministry should not
resign without making an effort to pass
the measures agreed on. 1t also maintains
that Ireland is to-day in better position TO
force her claims for home rule than ever
before.
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Special tn the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
OXFORD. Ind. June Is. Hon. S. l..
Nicholson. of Kokomo. spoke here Wednes-
day evening TO a large audience. An after
meeting was held, at which a Good Cltl-
zens' League was organized.
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MnrtindaIc's Creek Raging.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

STfCIdT 10 TIC JOUTT a
HAGERSTOWN, Ind. June 2s.-Barton
Wickersham. a chicken dealer, escaped
death narrowly to-day. He was on a trip
10 the country TO buy poultry and at
tempted to cross Martindale's creek, east
Of Jacksonburg. The stream was high and
his horse could not get through. In its
struggles Ii broke away from the wagon
and swan out; Wickershan swan across,
but came near drowning. The wagon
hoated down stream and was lost.
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MIR. Hitt.r CONDITION. Encouraging.

NARRAGANSETT, PIER. r. l., June Is.
Considering the unfayorable weather.
Representative Hit is doing as we'll as can
be expected. and is gaining strength slow
ly. His condition to-day Is very encour-
aging.
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$4,000 Fire at O~tterbefn.
Special 10 the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

SPSCIdI 10 tHt IHuIdndpOIIS JOURNAL.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. June 2S.-Fire this
morning burned the elevator of Brecken-
ridge & Cougar. at Otterbein. Benton coun-
~. together with the depot of the Lake
Erie & Western railroad. seventeen box
cars, spread TO the livery barn of Tfmmons
& Smith, which was destroyed, and partial
ly burned the lumber yards Of the TAYLOR
Company, of this city. The total loss is
roughly at 1900. Insurance on
elevator and machinery, in Liverpool, Lon
don and Globe, $1,000: Pennsylvania Fire and
the Traders, of Chicago. 500 each; Insur-
ance Company of North America and Gale
DOMAIN, $500 each. Both last named COM
panies have 500 on grain, Liverpool, Lon
don and Globe 81 500 on lumber yard. SPRING
field, German American and Connecticut $500
each on lumber. Home and Hartford each
IS 200
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Rumored assnssiuation.

PARIS. June 2.-lt Is rumored here that
the Due D'Aumale, who returned 10 Chan
tilly from London yesterday. has been as
sassinated. The rumor has not been con-
i Armed
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Gen. Green CLAY smith Very nl.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-1:45 a. m.-Gen-
eral. Green Clay Smith was very low, but
his physicians believed he would survive
the night.
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A DeGnfffOu.
Detroit Tribune.
seems So.

Detroit Tribune.
is the art of meeting q
great issue face TO face without seeing IL.
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AT a meeting OF the Yale crew tonight,
Ralph b. Treadway was chosen captain for
the ensuing year.
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FeIIed His Son with "a Rail-.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL, Ind, June 2S.-It was reported
here to-day that LATE West. one of the
Oldest farmers of the county, had fatally in
jured his son Charles, last evening. The
family resides near Cioverland. in the west
part OF the COUNT. The son is mar
ried, and resides on his fathers farm. He
had been drinking during the day. and late
In the evening went to his fathers house
and engaged in a quarrel with the old man.
Finally, Charles picked up a large stone
gentleman on the arm, inficting an ugly
wound. This greatly incensed the elder
West. who. picking up a broken fence rail,
struck his son over the head, telling him to
the ground and rendering him unconscious.
The injured man was taken home and a
physician called TO examine his wounds.
The physician stated that his recovery was
doubtful. No arrests have yet been made.
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Oxford Good Citizens League.

on her head and shoulders. sustaining a
serious injury to the spinal column.
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Crispi Of Italy from the charge OF having
been connected with DR.. Cornelius Herr
the Panama canal lobbyist
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Philadelphia North American.
The latest filib1stering expedition TO Cuba
seems TO have adjusted.