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propo.o to T.s roor children.

CHICAGO, Nov. ga dispatch from
New YOIk sHy,. The board VI police
commissioners here viii probably
adopt the suggestion Of tho wome o. Is
committee OF police NATIONS tnaI tho
small children OF the poor, particularly
the great foreign element on the east
side, shall DO tagged when turned out
Ia the street to play, TO prevent their
getting lost.
"rhe committee, composed Of Mrs.
Anna Nj. Jackson OF the Frieuds
society, and Mre. Ellen Collins, the
school inspeclress and well known
philanthropist, hiss oanvassed the mat
ter thoroughly and secured the promise
that children 30 tagged, inssoad Of
being taken to tho police station, shall
20 taken Immediately home when
found.
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Veteran ConyIoied Of TorreIy.

FORT 5MITH, Ark, Nov. 2s.-John
J. Ovsrton, claiming 10 br 0S yeaTs VI
sgs, was convicted In the United States
court today for forgery. Hts ofionrs
was tho forgery Of two Riillavits 10
support his application for an Increase
OF pension, filed 1902. The AfiidavitH
purported TO have 0sen made by John
Bowen and Peter Black, aud acknow-
lodged before 1. J. Sims, a Justice OF
the peace OF Scott county, ARR.
Bowen lives In Ksokuk, L., and has
never been In this state. Ovsrton az.
mitted that they ware forger.es, nut
claims he had nothing TO do with
them. He tried TO place the responai.
bility upon = pension agent at WASH
ington, who, he said promised TO get
his proofs and prepared all the papers
In the case.
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A LETTER 10 REED.
VI" fllsd away as "a Curiosity for
Inlnrn AennrnIIona

"" fil.d away as "a Curiosity for
Future Generations
sE foRR, Nov. CA dispatch to
"a PAPER from Washington says
'i'amAn Thomas Is. Reed, Of
l'' hai Just experienced new sen.
~, IL came In the form OF u letter
- NJ Frederick, OF Kansas. Mr..
..a,ieE wrote that Ne the only Re.
, r.'lh member Of the committee on
sgauhs, he might properly claim the
s's,'IAhship In the next house, but
~ ~ % would not do no; that he pre-
49, on Tue contrary, not TO embRt-
, ~ns Irrespective Speaker with an
,lglnon Of sny character, ana that
~ s,lsl Mt. Reed would feel at lit
gpp Place him wherever he chose.
as ~ a. once dictated reply e1.
r 'S DIS qualification at Mr.. Brod.
~ ~ uh,sltshness, and adding Jocu.
NJ ,.h hls request was 30 reaso ma bic
M should certainly be complied
M M Broderlek's letter WAS then
hv,T sway with other papers bearing
,,s =, h.eds handwriting this Gu.
Is, salel': "a rare curiosity to BIO
'"'sd Tor future generations. -
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TvyESOTA'S CHOICE
,.,,,,E Davis a Candidate lor Tho
Presidency.
.,,,vv AND REED SECOND


c.,,,oo, Nov. 2o.-"Minne'o'a has
Vll. ,,s,,e for President, Cushman
!. 5 o.,,,' and will push his claims In
Invention Iust as long as DO mas
Ih@',nls show Of getting the nom
$685. s.,.,o, Knut. Mel.
,s' Paul, en- route to Washing
:, =. -, y, hi, declaration last evening
H,,.,,, IL no tolling what the
,,o, will do. All the candi.
iwgsRipley, Reed, Morton and
% w. strong men. IL We have
! ~ ~ Davis out OF the race
N mink Aiinncsols's delegauon
~, sbout evenly divided between
,'glslsy and Reed. , ...
.,s,ng. particularly IN the way
.rl,,lon. 70 influence the action
LAW next year IN It's selection
l.niidsto for President. The
ave already been made. L
N, imagine We will be- able TO do a
~ "a s,1l q special Legislation this
~, While Ihe lower house Ia Re
ian the Democrats anu Populists
i,,iss balance Of power In the sem
= ,sJ Of course the executive branch
M them. However, something
h done with the financial quos-
,sd whatever Ia done | am In.
~ 10 think will be In tho nature OF
..-ssroml,e. An effort will also be
40 40 fearrango the taTit laws
"a ,lop The tremendous importations.
n sai own industries n chance aud
IA sans time create n revenue
ss,Isnl 10 run the government"
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allow these deposits to be sold or
ioised 10 the highest bidder.
Tho report reviews the Jackson's
Hole disturbances and gives an nc.
count % tue active means taksn by the
department to secure Justice for the
kiliing u the BanpOok Indians on
July l5th Inst. aud also 20 preserve
peace between the Indians and the
whites.
Referring to the law work Of the ne.
sistant attorney genetsPs office and
Of the general land office, the secretary
again urges the Importance OF Great
Ing board OF principal examiner,
both IN tue tecrelafy's office aud the
land Office, to whom MAJ Ue referred
such classes OF cases ~ the secretary
and tho commissioner may deem al
yiasblD.
Tue report estimates the amount Of
public lands unuispOtsd OF 10 DO about
bG1,OOO,O00 acres ct the close OF the
ntcAl year, and shows that the total
receipts during the year from Iublic
lands amou ted to over a., 900. 900.
After reviewing In detail the work
OF the land Oiiico DARING the past
twelve months, tho secretary takoA up
the question OF the disposition OF the
arid Janus anu the preservation Of the
f0fests. The Increase Of the water
supply must depend upon the growth
anJ Preservation OF the forssls. A..
tention IL called 10 the failure Of the
Carey bill to accomplish the Te1ulss ox-
ptoted.
Uudor the subject OF forests, the
secretary calls attention TO the fact
that 10000 acres are now included
within the forest reserves, the object
being to thus preserve the forests for
future use, anu through their pTesbrva.
ton ~ control the suprly oi water, 10
that 10 may be- stored ami utilized for
Irrigation.
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YELLOWSTONE PARK GAME.
HOkl Smith Takes The Deepest Inter
EST In lis Protection.
nat IdAho aud wyoining must Pass
Stringent Law. la the same
Direction.

wAsIuNoTos, Nov. 2o.-Ever since
Secretary Hoks smith visited Yellow
stone Park ho has taken the deepest
Interest In the protection OF game with.
IN its boundaries, anu his iuslru c,ions
10 those in charge OF the park has been
10 proceed with tho utmost vigor
against all poAohem.
When the attention OF officials Of tho
Interior department was invited to the
fact that game was being oKterminated
In the park their reply was that until
Idaho and Wyoming passed more
stringent laws for the preservation OF
game II was we'll nigh useless for the
department TO take any measures for
relief. From reports received from the
park II appears that buffalo IN Dartlou-
lar are prone 10 wander iuto dangerous
territory and will not oonnne them
selves to place In which they would
DO safe.
Captain George $. Anderson, who
has been acting superintendent at the
park, Ia bis last report to the secretary
OF the interior says there ~ a section OF
country beginning At Henrys lake aud
extending south for about twenty-five
miles Inhabited by n lawless anu per-
aistont lot OF head anu skin hunters.
The laws Of ldaho are extremely
deficient In game protective measures.
Tue blson now is nearly extinct and Is
not protected at all 40 long a. tue only
wild herd In the Unite. States Il on
tue border OF tins state anu likely NJ
any time ~ cross the line.
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sEOKErARY snITIrS nEpoRE.
Recommendations Win neEard 10
IndtRAs-Other subjects.

Il Recommendations Win Regard 10
IndiaAs-OIher subjects.
WAsnIsdIos, Nov. 2s.-SecEolary
Hoks Smith Of the interior department
has mnde his annual report 10 the
Pfesident. IL reviews the varied work
OF the department., beginning with tho
Indian service; ana calls attention TO
tho slrict enforcement which has been
given to civil service reform, both ne
20 those places covered by the classified
service and lnOsO 10 whom the rules do
not apply.
The secretary dwells upon the ne.
oessily of eliminating poliIics from the
management Of Indian affairs, and OF
conducting each reservation upon
strictly business principles, the object
being TO make every Indian who re-
MANS upon tho reservation solf'sup-
porting aud ready, as soon as possible
10 resume the duties OF citizenship anu
be freed from tne pEtsTnal care OF the
government.
Tho secretary recommends the re-
Organization VI the bureau.
Referring to the subject VI allOltmsnls
the secretary says each Indian should
be settled upon his homestead anu be
self supporting beIoIe citizenship IL
conferred upon him.
Referring 10 the Uncompahgru
reservation, tho secretary calie htten-
lion to the TACT that that through the
geological survey an examination has
been made OF the glls0nite beds which
seem to be Of very great value, anu DO
recommends legislation which Will
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TO PRAY IOn IUnHEY.
a special nay Proposed by Those In
t~restcd ia Foreign Missions.

= "hsfANA nay hfhlhAfh W AhhNN Aha
t~resicd ia Foreign Missions.
Bos1oN, Nov. 29.-rhe prudential
committee OF the American board
sends out tho following calf
"rhe American bostd Of commission.
ers for foreign missions unitos with the
woman. board Of missions, asking the
Christians Of America to observe FRI
Gay, December 0 Tor such other day IN
the same week as may be more conye-
nient in the particular ohurchel), ~ n
day OF special prayer Tor Turkey, for
its suffering people, and for Missions
rles and imperiled mission work with.
In the empire. This will doubtless
each you before "wednesday, and II
may suit your convenience TO make
this subject OF earnest prayer on that
evening. Let the united cry OF Chris
tendon 20 up TO heaven that deliver
anco may cone quickly"
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E1.Conf,d,ra,e IhAnhsrI,inr.

NAsnvILLE, Tenn, Nov. ga
novel and picturesque feature vi the
Thanksgiving celebration here was a
parade OF ex.ConiedorAto soldiers.
There was = long line Of the veterans
and over thVir gray Uniforms nonted
the Slara aud STipee. They had a
great dinner which was concluded In
ths evening with an entertainment at
which there was music anu reoitAtiOnf.
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General Bendorson's consent to trans.
er bis candidacy - thr contest for
sefgeant.at-arms, hut hs has not yet
consented, and It IL bitterly opposed by
the friends VI Mr.. Russell.
Toe elate for the elective offices Of
the House stsnds:
Alex. Mcdowell, iPcnnn., clerk;
BonIsmin r. Russell, Missouri, ser.
soant-nt-arms, w. J. Glenn, New
York, doofkeepor, and Rev. Mt.
Fisher. Kansas, chaplain.
Tho House caucus will be- held on
Saturday Night.
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GENEVA, N. L., Nov. 2s.-Ths new
comet discovered ny President Brooke
last week was observed by him this
morning. Position right ascension
nine hours, twenty-three minutes,
thirty seconds, dsolination south forty.
1even minutes, The comet 10 moving
rapidly noTthward, ana In three days
viii be on the ioro paw OF Leo. perrin's
comet WAS also observed. 1t Is moving
towards the sun and growing brighter.
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nn.w ns No. ooInE 90 pI..

KANSAS City, NO., Nov. 2s.-Bs-
tween and 10 O'Clock today Rufus
Suits. formerly well known msr-
chant, Was found dead In bed In the
Midland hotel. An envelope, on which
was written "Ploale open this," con-
tainsd tho following undated com.
municAiiori "This Ia TO certify that
am subject TO ialling iiIs. While l ex.
poet tho next one 10 cause my death, 1
state that the doctors cannot revive me
10 any purpose"
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND WORDS.
Probable Ltugth Of tho President
Message so Congress.

nsssAEe 80 Congress.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., Nov. 29.--rhe
President came into town today an d
the cabinet met. The annual message
of tho President was the leading topic
OF discussion, the reports OF the cabi-
net officers having all been prepared
with Ihe exception OF those OF the sec
rotary VI the treasury and the attorney
general.
The message 10 nearing Its compile
ton rapidly aud will probably 40 TO
the printer tomorrow or Sunday.
Its understood that II viii be about
the same length as last years commu-
nicatlon, making perhaps 1000 words,
although Ia the event II 10 deemed
necessary TO reserve Tor treatment Ia a
special aud later message tho discus.
sion OF Cuba and Venezuela affairs, the
principal message may DO shortened
corrospondingiy.
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NEW YORK, Nov, ga notice has
been served upon tho Central Trust
company by tho counsel OF the Con.
nectiout bondholdeTs OF ths Chicago
Gas company 10 show causo on Deoem.
her IL, before the attorney general OF
New York, why suit should not be
brought against that institution to pre-
vent the attempted consolidation Of
the Chicago gas properties,
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Intsrs.,lng Go went Ekpsrlsr..

Nkw YoRIS, Nov. 2g.-A dispatch
70 ,ho Herald from BupBos Ayfcs
sAyt;
Minister H'bRllos, who represented
this government Ia Washington hiss
had sons worry important cJffespond-
cnco with P. u. Armour Of Chicago
concerning thU meat trade OF the
cOuutry. Sit. Armour solicited the
correspondence aud was given facts
and figures that mhy result In great
benefit to the trade.
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ROME, Nov. 20 Tine pope today
presided at secret con,istary and Gre.
ated nine cardinals, namely; The aIoh-
bishops OF Lsmberg, sAlIbOurg, Val
Tadoiid and Bourges; Mgr. Satoln,
pApal delegate 10 the Roman Catholic
church OF tho United States; Mgr
Goth, .intsrnuDoio TO Brazil, nnd the
bishops OF Aulim, UTgel ana Ancona.
His holiness then pTecAn 0 nized
twsuiy-i0ur Italian bishops.
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WILL ADVANCE PnIUEs.
An'ie sisHmthip Companies
y Form Pool.

r.. . '"th u ROOF.
cav sm YORK, Nov. 2s.-BefoIe De.
a,s'~a,',Ih when an agreement which
IN rI,,.snen'Al steamship lines have
lr'.,ueu goes into effect, an increase
h N, rates will DO announced.
mn, PROBABLY one OF the most i'm.
IbSosps ever taken by tho steam-
W., panles toward tho Organization
MAJ non pool. II ia the foIerup.
hl,ns, scheme, according to q we'll
IsrlSrTu steamship man to advance
SAINT second olSss rates OF Trans.
a@1Svv. uAyel US we'll. Its a pooling
h.s'i similar to the recently formed
ta.p 1oholnatlon In whloh compe.
4, S,og, pa' out Of this o uestion ana
N IbcsuaOi Tue companies inleresteI
l,,6o,' Sd. Thus far only American,
0h, =. CnnaTd, Allan, state ana
i.l IIAt lines are interested in the
a,ip,.. ls Understood, however, that
b, f,'n.Wlll be made to the remain.
e,Qos,,,laIlanlic lines, ana already
" besm On OF universal formation
alnbS,,. placed before these lines.
M a. spa,Ihl was the work connected
allt.s 'otnalion Of the present pool
p's'snes Of J. Bruce Ismay,
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CUBAN watsrAnE
Insurgents Use Dynamite with Terri.
bio htfsCt.

HAvANA, Nov. 20. - a dispatch
from Puerto Principe announces that
the Insurgents nave blown up with
dynamite tho engine Of train near
Norivtaa. Tho engineer ana two fire
mon were terribly mutilated aud seven
passengers Injured, among them the
widow " ox-Henoral Agtamento.
The insufgonte also have blown up
culvort on the railroad between
Caiboron aud Remedies, santa Clara,
Destroying ten cars loaded with cattle.
Ino engineer was seriously wounded.
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ORGANIZATION OF the HOUSE.
The Slate for executive q III oss as 4,
Now stands.

WAsHINdTos, Nov. 29.-ohio aud
Indiana have declared for Mcdowell
aud Glenn for clerk ana book keeper
respectively OF the House. There In
now practically no doubt OF the cleo
zion OF OK Representative Mcdowell a.
clerk, although General Hcndenon OF
Illinois says he In still In tho race.
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Lynchsd tho wrong Person.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ga local
paper priuis letter from Arizona
signed by John Doc In which the
writer says he committed the murder
for which Garland Stemler aud Louis
MuTeno were lynohed by a mob NJ
Yreka, Cal, last August Two other
men were lynohed al this sAns thine,
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Aspbyxiat.dby aa..

OMAHA, Nov. ga special 10 the
Ben from Plat Center, Neb., ssyt
Rev. A. Heinrich and WHO wore
asphyxiaied by gas from etove.
Honrich WAS found dead aud his wife
dying, When rescuers forced tho door
this mOrniug.
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verdict of nurdsr against n wrseEsr.

OMAHA, Nov. %. "A SPECIAL 10 the
Bee from Lincoln, Ne6., says Tue
jury In the George Washington Davis
murder osse returned verdict Of
guilty Of murder in the second degree.
The crime Tor which Davis had been
convicted on his Third trial WAS wreck.
ing the Rock island passenger train
near Lincoln on the night OF August
20. 1894. Eleven people wsra killed.
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NEW YORR, Nov. g0.-Barlng Ma.
goun y Co. have engaged $500, O0D Ia
gold lot export tomorrow.
l.. Won Hoffman q Go. engaged
100000 In gold bars for shipment
tomorrow. Barring, Msg0un & Go. have
Increased their hsipment,to S5jO,OOO..
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Reward for the Capture OF surdsr.r..

PARIS, Tex, Nov. 2s.-United States
Marshal Williams returned IRON Ar
thur City tonight, where he went 10
bury tas three men and tho boy found
murdered thsTei in = boat. A big grave
was aug on the blun near tbs scene aud
the bodies hoisted with ropes from ths
boa, and all buried side by aide. No
clue has bsen discovered, though there
are thousand theories advanced.
Marshal Williams tonight offered a
reward Of $500 for the arrest and con-
yioiion OF the murderers, ana will be-
sides give any assistance In his power.
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- men.. DeneeralIe Cnneus.

wAaIiEuTOS, Nov. 20.-EX.Speake.
Crisu arrived here this morning and
a ter u coutullati0n with Democratic
leaders, II was decided 10 mold = House
Democratic caucus tomorrow after
noon. The caucus will select minori-
~ candidates Tor House offices, UNI
doubtedly rsnominallng the officers OF
the Fltty.thifd House caucus chair
man and officer 70 represent the
minority a. "whip" on the ieo'.
Judge Holman, OF Indiana, chairman
Of tue Democratic caucus In several
CongrssseS, 10 not In the present
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From Clergyman TO msal E.tHts Man

SANTA BARBARA, Gal, Nov. co.
Mrs. Eliza Salvoly, who WAS divorced
from the Rev. Sniveiy Of Chicago a
short time ago was married last night
t. William Alexander, = real estate
man Of this oily.
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coili. To succeed sroeLnsId.

New YORR, Nov. 20.-Gen. Charles
II. 4. Coils, an active autl.Pla rs.
publican, was today appOiu ted COM
missioner OF public works, vice VIM.
Broeknnld, resigned.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20. - The
whaIebaeK steamer CITY OF Everett,
from Panama, reports that yellow fever
Ia prevalent Ia Guatemala, but that
Panama IL practically free from uiseAte.
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BERLIN, Nov. 20.-Di. Forster has
been tcutuhurd TO three months i'm.
pFisonmeni, having been convicted Tor
lcle majestic In the publication o. sn
article In bis paper, tue Etblsche kul-
tur.
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NV spanish sIInistsr.

LISBON, Nov. 20.--Senor Cyrelo
hAohAdO mas bson appointed PorIu.
gueso minister to the Unitsd States.
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Tho Obituary List.

ELLlsciIAN, bohemia, Nov. &c.
Couut Won rnefc, tho Austrian alntes.
man, died this morning.
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Condition Of the Treasury.

WARRINGTON, ID. O., Nov. 20.-To-
dby's ulatgmsnI OF the condition OF the
tItHHufv shoga;
Available cssh balance. zee, N70,0l5,l2l
Gold reserve ........,...,..,. bl,0s0,a3
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House. It's believed that tho raucus
VIII select Amos q. Cumings, Of New
York, fJf the hUuor.
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,,,u.y. Bssn HiIIcd In Armsnia
~ ne Nnt llsmnIned nj IIome.

,,,usy. ussn tkiIIcd I'm Armsnin,
M Ne Not iismnined nj Homo.
0rrAuo, Nov. GA dispatch
~ Washington. ID. o., rays:
hyiT Dewitt Talmage narrowly
a,.st the fate Of W. w. Howard,
I, rpisenlatiyo OF tho Christian
saa in Armenia, who, II IL feared,
M hl1 lite In an attempt " take
~ toe suffering Armenians.
n, Christian Herald desired to
M Df, Ialmnge abroad to uisburre
eos among tho starving Anne.
nn At his suggestion the Journal
lellhe Turkish government ask
ali Il would give adequate protec-
q 10 a representative II desired 10
al 70 Armenia TO aid the suffering
|ns A reply was received asking
l.H point tue paper desired It's
|,lstnlatlye TO visit. In return II
10 slblsd that there were four prin.
la points. Tho Turkish government
an Sabled that II tho paper rent u
gasutailye IL could not guarantee
|nRllte,ion. Ia view OF this state.
;El d. Talmags declined to 20.
s.sni va, sent instead anu accord
hih The lAlesl reports In lost some
'.tr 10 Asia Minor, aud II 10 be-
mi has fallen q victim TO Moslem
i,ia;am,
ivn 10 have seen Howard on the
~ dhs DEPARTURE" said DIR. Tai
sRi "bnt my work prevented. |
i,stt has not met tho unlimely fate
D'sh The Dispatch indicAtos.o
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To- lhs Conversion Of IngersoiI.

ANauoS, Ont, Nov. 20. - The
Ols.An EndeAyorers Of the Dominion
.utliA lave been requested TO unite
hlhyti 10 God tor the conversion Of
glisl Robert G.Ingouoll ON Sunday,
.'a1esi lat, ut . O'Clock In tho after.
"a, THIS IL 10 follow the united
hl,noi the Cleveland Endeavorers
"a were held on Thanksgiving
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WAsnINGTOS, Nov. 20.-Thu state
department has advices from Minister
Terrell stating that the missionary
school Of science At 81 arAsh was burned
on the l9.h, but the missionaries aro
safe. Ho also tolegraphs that the
Aintab college 10 protected.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-04-27
GRAND MARA1s N1NN. APRIL 20. 1895.

Some one has been writing to Boston
pager-presumdbly !woman--that "a
sman should treat woman precisely az
Haes treats another man when both meu
care true gentlemen and politieal equals u
sPrag, what >has.politicai equality in this
country to do with itq And'bow is such
Tommy-rot to be carried out? Where
is proposed to stop this assumption OF
sex equality? A "true, gentleman" will
ainvite another strue gentleman to share
his sleeping quarters rather than have
thin sit up in the cold. ThatGis,'if at all
acquainted. Must he treat his woman
acquaintance Aprecisely as he treats" the
sman? Will these delft Missionaries ever
ssee that the everlasting canon of sex diff
ference stands an 'insuperable barrier
against their theories? The man,
whether a>true gentleman Or not, owes
military service to his country. Shall
the same be required of a woman? IF
not, why should she claim equality OF
privilege and shirk equality of obliga-
tion?-Mlnneapolls Times.