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tH~opkinson smith Talks Again.
Washington Post.

NdcllnS tOH IOSl.
Mr.. Smith Is quite a spirited champion
OF the unspeakable Turk, and caused quite
a sensation by his reported remarks con-
corning missionaries in a Boston paper.
Mr.. Smith was interviewed by a Post re-
porter last evening at the home OF Thorn
as Nelson Page, on Massachusetts, avenue.
where he is stopping.
while l was not reported exactly as
I wished to be understood" said Mr.. Smith.
Il sympathize strongly with the Turks. The
best-bred, best-mannered, best-educated,
best-dressed, and, withal, most modest, I'M
assuming man, ! ever knew was q Turk.
/ spent a month in Constantinople this fall,
and was never more surprised than by my
treatment at their hands.
Moreover, the Sultan OF Turkey, in spite
of Misrepresentation. Is a very humane
and kind-hearted man. 1t is impossible
breaks, which were augmented largely by
English sympathy, which they mistook
for interest in their cause 1 was in
Constantinople at the time the Stamboul
riot took place. when armed Armenians,
who came ostensibly to present a peacea-
BILE petition TO the Sublime Porte, opened
fire on the police who tried TO make them
well, everybody knows what is the re-
suit of firing on the Turkish patrol; 1t took
the delegation. This occurred right in the
Pigeon Mosque Plaza, where i had been
sketching day after day.
"As for "a settlement OF the disturbance,
the Sultan is the only man who can put
it down. and 1 believe his intentions are
good. He meant every word OF his letter
to Salisbury, and England could not do
better than TO back him up. But even the
Sultan cannot quell. an insurrection i'm
mediately. / also wish to add that Min
lister Terrell is one of the ablest men in
our diplomatic service. He is a square
outspoken, common sense man, and de-
voted to his duty. If the American mis-
sionaries in Turkey have heads on their
shoulders to-day I have no h~esitancy in
saving that IL is owing almost solely to
A. w. Terrell. I saw him nearly every
day during my stay in Turkey and know
whereof i speak"
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-05-04
FOREIGN.

FIRE Mt Hartney, prosperous town
in Manitoba, destroyed fourteen BUSH
ness places Loss, 100000.
TIE great dixie at Bonzey. France,
burst and 1870 persons were drowned
and the whole region over which the
thousands OF tons of water swept was
strewn with every sort of wrcckage.
ADvICEs from Manngua say that Mic
aragua protests before all nations
against the outrage which Great Brit
ain infiicts upon her by the military
occupation of The port of Corinto in
order TO seize from her by force sum
of money which Is not owed, in abso-
lutte disregard of international laws
and of the dictates of right, justice and
equity.
The Colima volcano in Mexico was
again In state of active eruption and
the inhabitants of the valley were
forced TO abandon their homes and flee
for their lives.
A MANAGUA dispatch says that Great
Britain would withdraw her ships
from Corinto and give Nicaragua hf-
teen days in which TO pay the S75, 900
smart money If such proposition
would be accepted by Nicaragua
SEVERAL villages in New Guinea
were depopulated owing to n fierce
tribal warfare waged there and WON.
en- and children were mercilessly
butchercd.
THE Nicaraguan government formal
ly decided 20 accede 10 the compromise
proposition Of the settlement Of the
pending trouble with England.
IN a fight between government
troops and insurgents at Ramon de
Las Taguas, Cuba, seventy-two OF the
latter were killed The government
force lost six killed and three wounded.
EVIDENCE of a serious crisis in the
relations between japan and Russia
was reported. The japanese minis
try's attitude was resolute against Rus
sian dictation.
PRoF. HEM, the blind violinist, who
was well known all over America, died
at 81. Johns. n. II.
IN wreck on the Interoceanic rail-
road at Temematia, Mexico, fourteen
persons were killed and several more
injured
MAJ. WEIssMAN. the well-known Ger
man explorer, has been appointed gov
ernor of German East Africa.
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THE public debt statement issued on
the LIST showed that the debt increased
$40, 100, S57 during the month of April.
The cash balance in the treasury was
$50, SIT, 0l6. The total debt, less the
cash balance In the treasury, amounts
to S017, 500 0O3
GEN. JonN NEWTON. president of the
Panama Railroad company, died In
New York, aged - years.
WoRK was suspended by the 30, 200
Ohio miners In the Massillon district
and would not be resumed until scale
for one year was made and signed.
THE Appalachian bank at Big Stone
Gap, Va, closed It's doors.
REPoRTs TO the bureau OF the mint
show coinage during the month OF
April as follows: Gold. 81 500, 400; sill.
YER, S505.000; minor coins, Sl2g, 712.
Toral, 81, 364, 072.
TWENTY business buildings were
burned at Lorimcr. In.
CAPT. HARRY IL. MCMAsTER, assistant
cashier OF the National bank OF Eau
Claire, Wis. was arrested on war
rant charging embezzlement OF S25, 600
from the bank, and Charles NJ. Greene,
city treasurer, was arrested on
charge OF stealing $4,000 from the
city.
THE trial of Oscar Wilde in London.
charged with serious misdemcanors. re-
suited in a disagreement OF the jury.
Two MEN fatally shot and one Sc
|riously injured was the result of
frustrated attempt 10 rob "A Burlington
train near st. Joseph. Mo.
HEAVY rains fell az various points la
Minnesota, Wisconsin. Iowa, Missouri
and Texas. The dampness was just
what was needed to start crops grow
Ing.
The st. Louis and Chicago express
on the Alton road was held mp by rob
bers half mile north of Carlinville,
H., and Frank Holmes. the engineer.
wns shot dead. All three robbers were
caught
Tfm government school building on
the Santee Indian reservation in Ne
braslSa was burned for the second time
within two years.
FIRE destroyed wilkins. Kotcham q
Rothschild's furniture and upholstery
factory and wurcrooms in Chicago, tho
loss being 100000.
Tx a-yenr-old twins OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Lowskowslxi were burned To
death near South Bend, Ind.
A CYCLONE struck near tho little
town OF Patterson. Kan, and as re-
suit ten persons were dead. twenty-five
injured. twenty houses raxed and
many hnrno md hufldfnoe daefrovo3
and cattle, horses and hogs killed.
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Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspepsia,
heartburn, torpid liver, dizziness,
sick headache, bad taste in the
mouth, coated tongue, loss Of
appetite, sallow skin, etc, when
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cause Of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills Ioc and zsc a
box. Book FREE at your druggists or
write B. r. Allen Co., 365 Canal Street,
New York.
Annual sales more than 100000 boxes
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=
Mrs. Ci,RIsrSA Bordper. aged los
years and o months, died at Lewis
tom. Ill.
TnE body Of ex-United States Sena-
tor James II. Wilson was inferred at
Fairfield. Ia
DR. FREDERIC ANDRos. who was the
| first practicing physician 10 locate west
of the Mississippi river. died in Mime
apolis at the age OF o2 years.
WILLIAM WILSON and James Conyers,
! farmers near Carlisle. KY, engaged In
a fight with revolvers and both were
fatally wounded.
GEORGE JACOB ScHwEISFURrH, the al
legged Christ. was found guilty Of adul-
terry by the grand jury at Rockford
Ill, and In default of 81 900 bond was
confined In the county Jail.
FIRE destroyed portion Of the Will
lard state hospital at Ovid. n. r., the
loss being 100000.
THE gubernatorial Investigating
committee reported 10 the Tennessee
Legislature that Gov. Turney was elect
ed by plurality of e,3ss votes The
republican members Of the committee
presented minority report in favor of
Evans
AUGUSTUS FRANK, an ex-congress-
man, died at his home in Warsaw. N. Y.
LEVI Is. TAFT. one OF Michigans emil
nent jurists, died at his home in Pontiac,
aged 73.
Col. JOHN JOHNSON celebrated his
Tooth birthday at Ashland, Neb.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-05-04

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IF man speaks or nets with pure thought,
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illustrating the scene of Lees surren-
der and contains the portraits OF many
famous war generals OF both armies.
Mayor birmingham accepted the gift
on behalf of the citizens. The paint
ing will hang in Grant memorial hall
in the public library building.
CHICAGO, April 3o.-Mrs. Ulysses $
Grant, the widow OF the warrior, states
man, diplomat and citizen, came into a
draped box at the Auditorium Satnr-
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day night. The vast audience,
which had come to do honor to
the dead hero, arose and, with
one accord, filled the air with way
ing handkerchiefs and applause which
refused TO be silent. Mrs. Grant bowed,
wiped her eyes and, from the cnthusi-
asm of the reception, the thousands
sank into silence and thought
full worship at the shrine which
the dav had erected
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hins. WILLIAM BARTIEy. OF Harts-
horn. o. T., took dose OF arsenic and
forced her 7-year-old daughter TO swal-
low like quantity Of the drug. Both
are dead.
ONO republicans will hold their state
convention at GAINESVILLE, May 20.
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Somewhere.
Somewhere, brightly banning, shedding rays
OF crystal light
Through tho clouds that hang so angry
through the veil OF gloomy night
know my star is shining, ana It's beauty soon
will throw
A halo OF sweet resting while love whispers
soft and iowl
Somewhere. murmuring gently, IT'S wondrous
melody.
Coming family. family breathing on the flu
lures kiss TO me,
know my song X blending with the dreams OF
brighter past
Iknow It's ringing chorus on the tender breeze
is cast
Somewhere. roses blossom--all their thorns
cast aside
Somewhere. ships are resting on q calm and
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While hope with cnger pleading, leads me on
with tender smile.
To find my dreams unfolded In tho arms OF
afterwhilel
Atlanta Constitution
Ir man speaks or acts with pure thought,
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A HeRo.s BIRTHDAY.


GALEsA, H., April 80 The people
Of this city. which WINS the home of
Gen. Grant, celebrated Saturday the
18TH anniversary of the illustrious COM
mander's birth. The feature OF the fes-
tivities was the presentation TO the
city by Judge c. c. Kohlsaat, Of Chi
cago. on behalf OF his brother. III. II.
Kohlsaat, of a magnificent painting en-
titled Peace in Union" by Thomas
Mast The painting, which Is oxl2 feet,
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BASEBALL.

Standing Of the National League Clubs
for the Week Ended April ~.
The following table shows the num-
Der Of games lost and won and the per-
centage OF each club OF the National
Baseball league.
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