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ENGLAND GETTING UGLY.
She Refuses to Garry Out Certain BerinG
sea Regulations.

She Refuses to Garry Out Certain BerinG
sea Regulations.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-An ugly crisis
has been reached in the negotiations
between the United States and Great
Britain, looking % the adoption of uni
form regulations for the government OF
the seal fisheries tins season. The
British government positively refuses
70 re-enact the regulation of last year,
which prohibits the carrying of fire
arms by sealing vessels through the
zone north of the thirty-ftth parallel
luring the closed season. The United
States officials look upon this as dlSas-
trOus to the seal fisheries, holding that
the result Will be TO relieve the p'laSic
sealers of the only restriction. winch
has operated to prevent an unlimited
slaughter of the herds.
While killing by firearms remains IL
legal II Is realized that 1t VII! be lmpos-
sible 10 enforce this prohibition If arms
can be freely carried, for the seaIers
would kill freely unless they should
baDDan TO be under the very eye of Il
revenue cutter. Meanwhile, the United
States cutters have gone ont under the
old instructions to seize all vessels ar
rviug arms not under seal. These must
be modified speedily by orders sent
through the Alaska Commercial COM
panv's steamer, which leaves San Fran
cisco in day or two, or else there may
be another big claim for damages on ac-
count of Illegal seizures filed by the
British government.
The attitude of the latter is viewed
with much dissatisfaction at the state
department, where it is regarded as an
evidence of unwarrantable concession
to the Canadian pelagic SealerS. Ii Is
also held that the effect of the British
action is TO practically nullify all meas
ure of protection for the seals that was
conferred by the Paris arbitration, and
it would not be surprising if this course
Is persisted in, if it resulted i'll a decla-
ration by the United States of the alb
rOgation of the treaty.
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COMPULSORY
s,vernor Ha-tInEs Has Fairs Measure
In Hand The Leg stature.

s,vernor Ha-tInEs Has FAIRS Measure
In uand-Tlic Legislature.
HARRIsRURG. MAJ I5-The Farr
conn1Isorv educational bill has gone TO
the governor. The go, erHor Will prob
ably sign the bill without delay lie
went over it carefully last week and at
his suggestion the title was amended O.
lua,t a technical objection raised by
Attorney General Mccormick
The movement - prevent the pro
TC-pf cut in tn school appropriation Is
growing y petit Oh appealing 70 Gov
eruor Hastings thar no reduction OF the
appropriation be made was circulated
among the rural members of the hose
~ Representative Dambly- Many
signed it
The revenue b:ll frame by Il q state
tax conference passed finally III the
house. The vote was ~ to 4.
The following bills passed finally.
To prevent the placing of dynamite or
explosives in streams for the purpose of
catching fish; fixing the term of no.
tarieS public and regulating the ap-
poiutment thereof. The bill fixing the
time within which assessors of the Sev-
eTaI cOUnUeS shall file their reports
with the county commissioners was de-
feated.
Senator White reported from the sen
ate committee on new counties and
townships the MOnOngahela county bill
a committed The senator saws the bill
will be amended on second reading 50
"a to apply TO Y three contiguous
counties having population OF 100000
instead of four counties with pOpuld-
of 40 600 This change VIII exclude
Fayette, as Allegheny, Westmorelan I
and Washington are the three counties
of the four that will meet this require
ment as 10 population.
The classification bill put in the house
by the late Representative Lemon was
amended III the senate by Senator
Vaughan to prevent Scranton from be
coming a second class city. By this
change the Lackawanna senator re-
duced Allegheny 10 third-class city.
Cities are divided as follows by the
measure: Populati 10000 or more,
fir~t-class; all between I,0Ol.0oo and
100000, second class: all less than 100,
600 and more than 10000. third-claSs.
Senator Vaughan raised the minimum
on second class cit es from 100, ,OOt to
100000. This would exclude Allegheny
City. The main bill anneXes third-class
cities, bOTOughs and townships.
The religious garb bill passed second
reading III the senate.
The senate passed the Cuban, Mic
araguan and Stone Immigration reSoIu-
tiUns, adopted by the house last Thurs
day. \ bill repeating the fence law tOr
Fayette county was introduced by Sen
atOr Walton of Greene
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PITT~PURG, Nav I5--The Carnegie
COMPANY has raised the wages # the
-. 600 employees of 1t different mills 10
PEI cent. to 20 into effect 'une 1
The plants IN which rue new scale
goes into effect are. Edgar Thomson
furnaces. Edgar Thomson steel works
DuGuesne steel works Homestead s'erl
works, Lucy furnaces. Keystone bridge
works. Upper Union mills, Lower
Union mills. Beaver FaIlsullis
In their notices tAe company says
that the present outlook IUstitIes more
wages.
Now that the Carnegie company has
taken the step with the many other
manufacturers VINO are running non
union plants 1t l. likely large number
Of other manufacturers who have uOt
a. vet granted advances C. their work
men VIII be forced 70 do -
The acknowledgment # the com
pany that prices warrant such an ad-
vance Is taken for much IN the business
world. and general stiheuing OF prices
in the many lines Of steel manufac-
turer> by this company Is looked Tor at
IN early date.
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SEVEN MEN killed
Horrible Boiler Explosion at West Btng-
ham. Pu.-Anothcr VIII DIe.

Horrible Boiler Explosion at West Bing-
ham. Tu--Anothcr VIII Die.
WEST BINGHAM. Pa. May I5.-Bv
the explosion of a boiler IL Il sawmill
near here, FIVE men were killed and
three fatally injured. two of whom
have since died. The names of those
killed outright are:
Claude English. James Mowers, EU-
gene Merrick, Lyman Perry and Charles
Grover.
Caleb Converse. who was badly
scalded and Albert De Gravot. who was
fearfuIIy mauGIed, died few hours
after the accident Dell GridIey Will
not survive. All but one We're married
and lived in the vicinity of West B.ug-
ham.
The mill, which Is owned by Peck,
Haskell u Cobb of Ulysses, Pa, en-
ploved ten men. who. at the time Of the
accident. We're sitting near the boiler
waiting for a belt 10 be repaired, and
only two escaped death. The mill was
equipped with m S1-hurserI1wer boiler
which had been condemned by an in
specror only a few days before. a. the
- ann gauge failed 10 record accurately
within % pounds
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Serious Charges Against Them.

PHILADELPHIA, May I5.-RObert G.
Machesney of Baden, Pa; Albion
BENJAMIN ]. Bailey of 3O6I Aspen
street. this city, have been arraigned
before United States Commissioner
Craig and held in 81 900 bail each. for
a further hearing tomorrow, charged
bv Postoffice Inspector Moore, with car
rving on an alleged lottery scheme to
defraud and using the United states
mail for this purpose. The defendants
are officers of the Eastern AS urance
COMPANY.
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IN TOU.NiG MEMS SUITS.

For boys II To - years old we are making
the greatest drive conceivable. For in
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THE MANITOBA Row.
The Two Governments Have About
Reached an TuIrrst lnGfnc.

The Two Governments Have About
Reached an Tndrrst lnGinc.
OTTAWA, May I5--It l. stated on ap-
parcutIy good authority that the Do
mlniou and Manitoba governments have
almost arrived a5 an uud rstanding On
the Manitoba school question Premier
jTreeuwJy and Attorney General S.ft,n
OF Manitoba Will arrive III Or-cwa III
few days ru consult with Premier 30
wen. ~Ir Charles H. TGpg-r. the minis
ter of justice. ana Lord Aberdeen
Manitoba. II is stated. viii not object
10 allowing Roman CJruul - the priv
ile-e Of establishing separate schools
while paying for them out Of taxes of
Catholics Archbishop LI1-eviu Of 81
HuuIface, Man, insists IN &c the Sisters
Of Charity be allowed 20 teach in these
schools without passing teachers ex-
aminItiOu- To this neither the Mani
toba nor Dominion government IS likely
To consent Il Is probable that com
promise viii be effected.
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INDIANS ON a RAID.
Troops sent After Them In Arizor
Tgr-fr,r-,-

Troops Sent Arer Them In Arizona
Territory
WASTTNG-0N, May Ij.-General Scho-
field received . telegram from the com
mauduE officer IF the department o.
Colorado, saying that several miners
had arrived at Colfax. = T, and re
ported that while - miles southwest OF
that place near old Fort Bowie. they
had been attacked and fired upon by l.
Indians. They were able 70 keep the
Indians away and returned ~ once tC
Wilcox y merchant %. that place
vouchcd for the integrity OF the miners.
General Schofoli ordered troop of
cavalry from Fort Bayari to inyeSti-
gate the disturbance and SUbdue the
Indians. 1t = believed that the Indians
are marauders from the AuaCheS. who
frequently make trouble II that ccun-
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KANSAS CITY. MAY IJ.-Ex-trOvernor
John p st. John writes The Star from
New York. denying that he Is 10 drop
Prohibition and advocate free silver.
He SAYS: Il have not laid aside Pro
hib.tiOu. and don't intend TO. Nor
have l discouraged the nomination OF "a
Prohibition ticket, ana have not even
Thought Of do NJ any such thing Nor
am / "a big enough fool 20 advocate free
silver a the one remedy for the Ills
which affiiCt the country -
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GIBARA Cuba. MAY l5.-It l. said
the insurgents have complete control
over the eastern end OF the Island, that
l. the provinces of BJrac0l and SantI-
ago. Forty-tivc Americans and 20i
Winchester rifles have J5 en- landed al
Mp Bay from the yacht Corona The
ElbuSterers are said % have fitted out
near Satilla river, Ga. They are guar
auteed all the piuuIar they can take
This Is the sixth expedition that has
landed from southern states during the
gsSt two weeks
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Our prices are lower than
those that have been BROKEN
IN BITS.
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Bovine GREEN, Ky, May I5.-Mil-
ton White- a wealthy farmer has been
indicted for mUr Ter. DR.. Wright has
testified that William Hines has died
from fright White me- Hines the
morning before his last illness. and pre-
SeEttug double barrelad shotgun with
both hammers cooked. commanded
Hines 70 sign a check for ;. 900 on
penalty Of his life Hines workrnen
luTerferad and Hines proceeded to
church. becoming violently III within a
few minutes. White claims that Hines
was indebted to him III the sum stated.
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INDIASAPoLIS, MAJ lJ.-The Lake
county circuit court having dissolved
IL temporary restraining order against
Roby, the state VIII ar one. take action
70 put a stop 10 racing At that place
The local authorities have exhausted
their resources and Governor Matthews
SAYS ne T. determined thar the Robv as
sOciarlOuS shall be suppressed. 50 fas as
diSobeyiug the laws Of the state Is con-
Cerued
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HUNTINGDON, Pa, May I5.-A long
standing feUd between Wesley Nc
Cracker and George Hawn. neighbors
living in Oneida township. this county.
has resulted in murder. Hawn and
party OF friends We're removing a line
of fence IN McCracken : property when
the latter opened tre with a double
barrelled shotgun, killing HawD IN
stantly
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Smallpox In Mexico.

WAsHINGToN. May l5.-The United
States consul at Nogales Mexico. re-
ports to the surgeon general of the ma
uue hospital that a severe epidemic of
smallpox exists in that locality, He
says the disease was introduced by per
sons coming from the interior of the
state OF Sonora Mexico
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HARTFORD, May I5.-At the mterna-
tionaI Y NJ. &. a general secretary's
conference, papers We're read during the
day 10y Charles X. Dber OF Chicago, y .
L Parker OF Detroit and others. a
public session was held at which papers
We're read by O. X Shurtletf of CIeve-
land, W. j. Fraser of Springfield. o..
and W. NJ Wood Of Chica-n-
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VAN VERT, o., May Ij.-The Evans
oil well, drilled IL this county. a few
GAYS ago, Is producing at the rate of 800
barrels day, being one Of the best in
the state This strike opens a new ter
rltory and all the land Is leased Drill
ing viii begin IN earnest W thin short
time. and some good wells are ex-
pected
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New YORK, May IA report Is cur
reuC IN Wall street that oE-Preside1t !.
3. Grcenhut of the Disrilliug and Cat
tie Feeding company has come here for
the purpose OF taking steps looking TO
the defeat of the pre- cent plans for a re-
organization Of the company. II il said
Chat this movement has been maturing
in the west and has good backing in
NpZv NDl-t-
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex. May 15.-The
matter Of offering a purse of $40, ,O00 for
the COrbett- Fitzsimmous fight has been
revived here. and the citizens at the
head Of the movement claim that the
entire amount has been subscribed, ana
that the hackers of the two principals
have consented TO give the proposition
consideration. II i proposed 10 pull
the fight off in Laredo. $50 miles south
OF here. II the offer IS accepted.
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HOLLY, Mich, May I5.-WilIiam H.
Smith, one of the leaders in the strike
OH the Grand Trunk last summer. has
been arrested charged with causing IN
fatal wreck on that road at Battle Cree Z,
III July last Smith has eluded the de
tectives ever since the accident.
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SHAUOKTN, Pa, May I5.-After hav-
ing secured a quart of whisky at this
place. Joe Swartz turned to a crowd Of
men and holding up the hottie. said.
Boys, IN drink this without stopping
OF stand the treats for the crowd He
swallowed the liquor. sang q song.
danced a part of a jig and then fell an
conscious He died without having re-
gained consciousness
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SAN Francesca. May I5.-Judge COT
fey has received Il letter from X. W
Clark Of Medina county, o.. relative to
the estate of Captain Fred Clark. who
Is supposed TO have been lost ar sea with
the Inflated sealing schooner Dagmar
III ISIS Clark asserts that the captain
was his uncle and claims his estate.
which Is valued at 500 600
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THE MARKETS.


PITTSBURG May II
WHEAT-No. l red, 655y6Gc; No red. Ga
CSC
CORN-No yellow ear, 54lza55c; mixed
ear, 5l752c: No yel. ow -hellcd 5IJ3G52Izc.
OATS-No. l white 36 q 8f..c; No. do 35lz
T55c; extra No. 3 white, 35aJ35I2c: mixed, 34G
.iJ5c
HAY-No. l timothy, $12OOGl2.25: No :
timothy, 81 O0nIL5O; mixed clover and
timothy, sll.CuG1l-J0; packing. S7.OO87.5O: No.
! feeding prairie, $3.50 $500; wagon hay, $40
HlSUO.
BCTTER-Elgin creamery, 2lG22c: Ohio
fancy creamery, 19c; fancy country, roll
- Tl6c: low grades and cooking, aalOc
CHEESE-Ohio mild. 9GlOc; New York fall
make. lOt2Gllc: hmberger, fall make, u .
PFC; Wisconsin Swiss, l3Gl3i@c; Ohio Swiss.
lUul1c-
EGtiS-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio
in casvs, l212g l3c; candle, ia 49, &C.
POULTRY-LarEe live chickens, G5dTOc per
pair; live chickens. small, 5OGGDc: ducks. coz
65c per pair, TO size; dressed chickens, II a
l5c per pound; turkeys, I+,Gl5c per pound :;
ducks, l+Gl5c per pound; live turkeys, 9GlUc
per pound; live geese. SOC cI per pair.
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OMAHA, May 15.-The Catholic
Knights are IN convention discussing
routine business. President Shine was
asked what the chief questions before
the convention would be He admit d
that the movement for the consolidation
OF the Catholic Knights and the Young
Mems Institute would be one of them.
but hazarded no conjecture as to what
would be the outcome.
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SHANGHAI, May 15.-It is announced
at Pekin that the Japanese reuouuced
their claim to the LiaOTung peninsula
without demanding the payment of an
increased amount of indemnity for 30
doing. 1t is added that the conduct Of
Japan in this matter is warmly praised
1t Is feared that the disbandinE of Jh
Chinese troops viii cause disturbances.
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HFNNEssEY. Q. t, May 15.-The dry,
hot winds of the past few days have
had a disastrous effect on grain and if
it continues viii kill al. chances for
wheat, which are very slim. The effect
on corn and oats is also pronounced.
business Is almost at a >tandstiu owing
to the uncertainty of crops,
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To BE sold at Auction.

PHILADELPHIA. May l5.-By order Of
Luther s. Bent and the tiirard Life IN
surance, Annuity and Trust company re
ceivers. the entire property Of the Penn
sylvania Steel company VIII ne sold at
phia Exchange.
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Killed His Brother.

SERGENT, KY. May I5.-News has
rpache! here that Ned Rose has shot
and killed his brother i'll Dickinson
county, Va. The brothers lived on ad-
joining farms and the quarrel resulted
over the paSturage of a horse Rose
escaped but the officers are in pursuit.
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Ancient Order of ForeSters

READTNG, Pa, May I5.-The Ancient
Crder Of Foresters of Pennsylvania l. in
annual convention here William Kirk
of Philadelphia Is grand chief ranger
The reports show that there are IIC
lodges Of the order in this state with a
membership of nearly y, 800
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PORTLAND, Ne, MAY 15.-This city is
excited over the discovery of evi-
denCe which leads the police any
many citizens to believe that some
crank had planned to blow up the resi-
deuCes of Hon. Thomas b. Reed and
Mayor Henry Baxter.
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ALBANY. May l5.-The greater New
York bill. which was defeated in the
senate last week, has again been taken
up III the assembly and passed, 20 TO 81.
1t Is still asserted that the bill cannot
be passed in the senate without the
referendum amendment
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BLOOMINGTON, his, May I5-The
state camp Sons OF Veterans has
adopted resolutions, u to Il. deuouuc-
ing the proposed dedication Of the Con-
federate monument in Chicago on Dec
Grafton day, declaring that no patriotic
organization should participate The
vote was made unanimous.
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SHOES.

Can't brag too much about ON Shoe,
We know they are just right in Leather
make, finish, style. comfort and fit. An,
the price, too, can't be beat, no matte
where you go.
Women's fine Dongola button. patent
tip 800.
WOmen's fine DOngola lace. patent tin.
d reSsirst tn ing in spring footwear Al 25
Women's fine DungOia. an elegant shoe
well made. look stylish. all sizes. II SO
"omen's fine DOrgolA Kid. all zes
can't be br at, II IS
WOmen's fine Kid latest sryles n
great leader. 81 on
WOmen's hne French Calf square and
opera toe. all sizes, - 30.
Mems veal cali congress. made up to
sell for - 90. Il .25.
Mems lace and congress Shoes, latest
STYLES alt sizes. 81 So
Mems Nica Kid. lace and congress. all
sizes -
Boys and Youths Shoes from IS cents
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EAsrLInERTY. Pa. Nav Il


CATTLE-Reccipts very light this week,
and with a better demand the market opened
active, and prices n shade higher for me
dium and good butcher grades, while
heavy others We quote market
follows: Prime, $3.50 go; good.
- l0d54; good butchers. $470d5O0; rough
fat, Sa.5oC4pJ: bulls. staEs and cows, s2OOG
SEQ: fresh cows and springers, Sl5d 35
HOGS-ReceiptS light. demand is steady and
market firm for medium and good York
grades at shade better prices, while
heavy grades are slow at unchanged
prices We quote Philadelphias $4s5G495;
best mixed and Workers. $i75I4SO. common
to fair Workers, $45O14.65, pigs, 81. 5O1465:
roughs S3UU24OO
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts liberal this
week and demand fair; market steady on
sheep at unchanged prices, while lambs
are shade lower. We quote prices
follows: Extra. S4UOGi2J; good,
s. 6JT5-s1. fair. $3.OOlG3 20: common. Sl.5Un
zoo. best lambs. S5.IUG5.2r; good lambs. 81 4OI
$50: fair, S2-5Jlt4 %; veal calves, 81 75GL5 y;
heavy and thin calves, S=u09,3OO; spring
lambs, S4-5OG7.OO
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NEW YORK, May 10. - The com
Jnencemeut exercises of the Union The
illogical seminary Of the city We're held
last night IN the Adams chapel. on the
second floor OF the seminary building
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HUNTINGDON, Pa, Nay I5.-Edward
Daniels, son of Newton Daniels. IG
years of age. while plOwing. ran a
thorn IN one Of his fingers and died of
blood poisoning caused by the wound
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PORT Huron, Mich, May I5.-The
biennial session of the Supreme Tent
and Supreme Hive of the Maccabees i
being held here. Delegates are present
from 20 states and from Canada.
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WASHING ON, MAY 1.-The annual
convention of state railway commits
siOners l. in session at the rooms OF the
interstate commerce commission.
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short Nearly a Half Million.

TACOMA. May I5.-Facts have come
to light which indicate that the late
Paul Schulzes defalcations amount TO
nearly S50O,O 900, making his total en-
bezlement the largest known on the
Innlfic cnast
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TOUTHiS IND CHTLDRF.NYS
PT.NTS

We have an immense line of Youths an
and Children'S Pants which we will no,
offer at very low prices.
Good strong Youths Pants lined
throughout. make good every dav
Pants. IS cents: better grade in WursteIs
81 90 TOr 81 %. 81 so. 81 %. 81 So we viii
show you a nne line, ali styles and pat
terms.
In Children's Knee Pants we have
large assortment. ranging in price from
q
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RjCHNoND, Ind, May I5.-The jury
in the Morrison viii case has returned a
verdict in favor OF the plaintiff Gen
eral Harrison Is at his home in Indian
apolis. He was the plaintiff attorney.
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GREENvULE. \. H. Nav ia
strike Of the wSavers Of the Phoenix
cotton mills. at Peterboro oven a dis
gTeement IN regard 10 wages. has
caused the suspension of the entire
works
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RAILWAY Conductors, Convention.

ATLANTA. May I5.-The convention
of TIE grand division of the Order of
Railway Conductors, is in session here.
Three hundred and fifty delegates are
pre-ent with some 600 other conductors
III attendance
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Hotel Mon In Session.

New YORK, May l5.-President f.
a. Thayer has called the sixteenth an
annual convention of the hotel Men :
Mutual Benefit association to order in
the banquet hall of Delmonico's. there
being about 100 delegates present
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LONDON, May l5.-John r Rodgers,
the theatrical manager. has obtained a
decree OF divorce against his wife, Min
ME Palmer, the actress.