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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06
BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

The general synod Of tho Evangelical
Lutheran church will convene to-day at
Iagersiown, Md.
Tho new American line steamship St.
Louis sailed yesterday on her first trip
from Now York across tho ocean, with
| full passenger lisL
Tho Cuban authorities havo in form
alton that armed forces are Doing
formed in tho bayous OF the Missls.
sippi to aid the Cuban insurgents.
Senator Mitchell. OF Wisconsin. says
tho Democrats OF his tato arO opposed
to free silver. He ia for Villas for the
Democratic presidential nomination.
A Gu. OF tiro cents in tho block coal
mining scalo in Indiana will 10 into
effect ut once, in pursuance Of the Ohio
agreement. There will DO no strike.
Near Strasburg Ala. Jim Powell.
(colOred), attempted to assault Mary
Buraoy, (whi,c), aged liitoon. llc was
captured by n mob, identified by tho
girl. and was hanged TO q trec.
By tho premature explosion OF Il
dynamite cartridge at Eric, Pa, Charles
Ilarrity wap instantly killed, his body
boing manglod ina terrible manner, and
Jason Lntrop was severely injured.
Tho President has removed from
Office C. D. Morton, OF Maino, auditor OF
tho treasury for tho navy department,
because he wrote letters TO friends In
his native state criticlsing tho admins
tration. Nr. Morton Ia Il Democrat
Lum Smith. L. Lum Smith, Lum
Smith publishing house. Magic koy
Company, Foreign Trado Directory,
Mammoth Publishing Company. Magic
Metal Works, Big Mail Company,
Gummcd Address Company, Lum
Smith Commission House. Gilt Edco
Directory Company, OF Philadelphia,
all different names for tho aamo pcr-
sons, hayo boon dobGrrod tho usO Of tho
malla.
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DOWS.TKODDEN CUEA.
a State of Affairs That May Cnuso Il More
General Uprising.

A State of Affairs That May Cnuso More
General Uprising.
WAsuuSGroS, June ga semi.ofiicial
statement has boon received horo from
tho leaders OF ono OF the most intiuen.
tia! elements in Cuba, showing that tho
war expenditures are becoming so cnor-
mous and tho sugar and tobacco indus
tries 40 Improbable .ha. thoy believc
general uprising will result from tho
hard times caused. The portion OF the
statement concerning tho desperate con-
ditions prevailing is as follows:
"rho war expenses OF lS6S.7S wero
paid by Cuba. Spain furnished 2l2,301
men. but not n single dollar.
Cuba was loaded with nearly S2OO,..
900, 900 debt, besides yearly budget OF
SjS,O00000 In those ten years. General
Loycllar declared in tho Spanish Cortcs
that the war expenses had beon $780,
100000 or an average OF s7O,OO0,OOO
year. -,
"Sugar produced then with slave labor
was sold at Ok cents pound. Tho to-
bacco industry was in such flourish
ing condition that the minister OF tho
colonies, Romero Roblcdo, called tho
buildings OF thcir factories palaces.
Loaf tobacco was sold 100 per cent
above to.dny's prices. Pcr contra. Oncar
sells to-day at l.S6 contB a pound or 30
por cont below cost Of production and
Is pressed to its Last ditch by German
beet sugar.
"Tho tobacco industry ia ruined
beyond redemption by tariit war.
Leaf does not pay tho cost OF labor NJ
to.day'a prices. The production OF
Cuba this year will bo: Sugar, So 2.OOO,-
900; tobacco. Sl9,OOO,0OO; fruits and
sundrics. S. 900. .Ol0; total, $40, 100000;
deficit. Si5.00O,O0O.
"Expcnses: Budget, S26,0OO,00O OK.
tra octroi tax, $35OO,000; imports, S35,-
OOO, 900; municipal budgets, $40, ,0OO, 900;
extra war oxponsos at loast Sl0,OOO,O 900;
total, SOL, 100000.
"a $j,0OO,OOO deficit Is tho last atraw
on tho camcl's back. Tho budget OF
1904 was closed with n $4,000, 900 do.
tIcl, and susnr sold then 2.G25 cents a
ponnd, whilc this year it aells at l.Sc
cents pound.
Rains have Oxtinguishcd all tho ioroa'
iiros in tho Bradford oil regions. Tho
T.. .lutt,.N Al
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WAS SuOKr LIVED.
Tho RcpublIo or FUrmosn Collapsos Aftor
u l.lte of Only II Wook.

u l.lto OF OnlS u NCck.
lioSG koSG, June 5.-rhe republic OF
Formosa has collapsed, ita president,
Tang. has escaped from tho island and
tho foreigners resident thcro arc in
sGGDty.
Tho Chinese forces in tho northern
part OF tho Island became disorsanizod
ut the approach OF tho Japanese troops
and tho soldiers OF tho president OF the
republic joined tho mob iu rioting,
looting and burning tho eovornmeul
buildings at Taipo Flu and ltobc.
Dispatches published in Shanghai by
the local pross to-day and received from
tho island OF Formosa report great OK
ctomcnt at VaipO Flu. Tho president
OF tho republic has escaped from his
yamcn and tho othor official buildings
havo bocn burned BY rioters. Tho m.
tives aud tho Chnoso soldiers arc said
to bo looting in all directions. Rioting
is also reported to have taken place OF
Hobo.
Tho foreigners on the island Of For.
mosa 80 fur have not been nolcstCd.
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LAIDLEY WAS sunEwD.
Tho story OF tho suit tho Decision of
Which lin, Made Him Wealthy.

Srotid Di'Bdteh 10 Lis LnieliiyrHnrr.
HUNTINGTON, ". Va, June 5.-Eyor
ainco tho institution Of tho suit Of
LuIdloy aguinst tho Central Land Com.
pany for poGPoIoion OF tract Of land Of
two hundred ncrca that took In par.
TALLY somo OF tho central part OF town,
that territory, though worry available
for bnSlnosu and residences, has not
improved, has rotSNg:adod, In fact.
hut now that tho supreme court oil tho
land has decided Ia Laidloy's favor n
now impetus is to bc given 1t that will
surely DO beneficial TO tho part In con.
troyorsy and tho city In general, and
tho people aro pleased at tho ond Of tho
litigation. and would havo bccn 80 had
1t been decided for tho other sidc.
Tho suIt wAs u peculiar one. Early
In tho seventies. before tho building OF
this town, tho Central Land Company,
OF which Q. =. Huntington was presi.
dent, bought largo tracts hGre. as 1t was
to bo tho terminal point of the Chesa-
peako & Ohio systcm, thou in tho
course OF construction. Tho company
paid Mrs. Ponnybacker and hor hus-
band twonty thousand dollars for tho
two hundred acres. Tho litigation start
cd hcveral years later. John u. Laidley
was thon young lawyor-R mombcr oil
tho legislature, too. In looking oyer
tho doed OF conveyance ho discovered
Somo flaw in tho acknowledgements,
making tho deed worthless. Ho went
to Mira. Ponnybackor and offered her
five hundred dollars for dccd to tho
property. and she. attor giving him tho
laugh. took tho money and signed an
other dood. Then LAidlcy sued for
possession. Tho land company defend
cd tho suits and people supposed that
the young limb OF the law had como
crazy. But after the case went from
one court to another and hc got favor
able decisions they changed thoir minda
and no is now one OF the kings OF tho
town.
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THE MILITARY RELAY
Started Yesterday From Chicago to Now
Iork-AlouE tho Route.

Started Yesterday From Chicago to Now
Iork-AlouE tho Route.
CHICAGO, Juno 5.-Thc Inter Ocean
relay bicycle race from Chicago to New
York, carrying message from military
headquarters in this city to General
Nelson A. Miles, was started at o'clock
to-day. An attempt will bo made to do
the distance in seventy.two hours. Tho
route to La Porte. Ind, ia in charge OF
Chicago cyclists. and the ramalnder Of
the racc is divided up between tho
riders OF the various cities along the
route. John Lawson, OF the Monitor
Cycling Club, and r II. Winship, OF
the Chicago Cycling Club, took tho first
relay to Grand Crossing. where the IN es-
sage was delivered to l. R Earl and J.
J. Bezenck, who carried it TO Housing
ton. Twyman and Becker then took il,
through TO tho next station. Tho route
lays through Cleveland, Ashtabula,
Buffalo, Syracuse, Utica and Pough-
kecpsie.
La PORTE, md, June 5.-Tho relay
riders reached here titty-fvo minutes
ahead OF time. Lindquist, OF tho Moni-
tor Club OF Chicago. rode with tho re-
lay clear from that city to this, where
hc stopped.
SoUru BEND, ISD, Juno 5.-Tho relay
mon arrived in South Bend over an hour
ahead OF time.
GOSHEN, lND, Juno 5.-Roynolds'
podal broko at Elkhart. Ills mate.
Frame, reached hero with tho packet
ono hour and twonty-nino minutes
ahead OF tho schedule.
KENDALLvILLr, IND, Juno 5.-IIarry
Korr, Of Liconicr. bearing blue cOIors,
arrived at 4 :0S y. m., ono hour and fifty
two minutes ahead OF uchodulc time.
GRITTY, green colors. arrived Mt 6:20,
twolyo minutcs behind tho blue.
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DIOCESAN COUNCIL
or the Protestant Episcopal Church Con.
vencs Mt MnrtLnsburG.

or the Protestant Episcopal Church Con.
vencs mt MnrtLnsburG.
SpetiGl DtSpG.eh 10 Ga In!a!isencer.
MARrINsBURG. W. Va, June 5.-Tho
annual diocesan council Of tho Protest.
ant Episcopal church IN Wcst Virginia
convoned at Chnrlos-Town to-day. The
Right Rev. George W. Pe,erkin, bishop
of the diocesc, presiding. Nearly all
tho clergy and lay delegates have arrived
and are beinG. G.entertained by the mem-
bers OF tho local congregations. The
preliminary services attending the
opening Of tho council were held, but
no important business was done. To-
morrow the annual report oi'tho bishop
will be read and discussed. On Friday
tho woman's auxiliary will conduct in
teresting exercises and Saturday will be
devoted to the interest OF tho Brother.
hood OF St. Andrew. The council will
adjourn on Sunday.
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THE GUILTY MAN
has Followed His Victim to tho Grave. hut
tho Secret OF II All WIN Bo buried With

has Followed Tis Victim to tho Grave. hut
tho secret Of It All WIN 30 buried With
Them.
San FEANcIsco, June 5.-The Evening
Post states that the entire detective
forcc Of this city is convinced that
Senator Buck struck tho blows which
killed Miss Ncllio Harrington in her
fiat last Saturday.
Buck dicd yesterday from the effects
OF injuriea sustained by being thrown
from cart while being driven by po.
liceman to tho Office OF tho chief of po.
licc. Tho local chief OF detectives said
this morning:
II don't want 10 talk about this MUIR
dor because hato TO fight doad men,"
Tho conclusions OF tho police aro said
10 be based on tho contests OF fifteen
private lot,ers found in Miss liarring-
toms room, which aro said to indicate
between tho murdered woman Rnd
Buck oven creator intimacy than ap-
pearcd on tho surface.
On tho back af Bucks photograph
Miss Harrington had left written 70.
quest that it bo destroyed at her death.
The alibi OF Buck as stated by his fam.
lily 10 not borne out by police invoaliga.
tion.
Tho dead senator's actions af-
tor tho tragedy woro suupici-
Gus. Buck kept Rilcuco In hia
family, and although ho had the aIicr.
noon papers with accounts OF tho crime
ho said nothing to his family OF tho
murder. although oil tho NOM
bora know Miss Harrington vol.
It was proved that Buck
was in tho habit Of making
midday calls on Alina llarring.
ton, aud tho murdoror mrat have boon
oil intimate torms 10 secure admission
to hor room and 10 make ha exit uu-
noticed.
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ST. Louis, June 6.-When shown tho
Associated Press dispatch from Rome.
donyinS that Archbishop Kcnrick had
been doposod. Archbishop Kain said:
"ln ondor TO Hc.tlc onco for all tho
conflicting storios concerning tho arch
diocese Of s.. Louis, I will give you tho
dispatch to bo published and those who
road tare at liberty 10 form their own
conclusions. l have nothing to say"
Tho following copy and FREQ transla-
;iou OF tho cableGram road at tho oatho.
dral last Sunday, explains everything.
Cardinal Ledochowski, who,e name is
signod TO the dispatch, is tho papal sec.
rotary:
"RoNA, Mar die "a.
"Arthiirp1.oro Katn, S: Loau No.. csIO Liadta
B5U!.:
"Transmisso ultiIno dccreto dies q.
summus pontiiox translate Kenrick ad
allan ecclesiam arckiepiscoum. Sancii
Ludovici. sequitur lileru.
(SIsncd) 'LEpoCuowsKI.D
Tnrilstlon.)
''RoME. May a.
"lrth5Itop Kcin, s8lo Ltndd! boulevard. 81.
LOuts, No.!
sBy a latc decree Of the 2lst inst, for
warded 10 you, the sovereign pontiH
has translated Archbishop kenrick to
another archieplscopal seo and namod
you archbishop OF St. Louis. The let
ter ia on tho way.
(SiGned) "LrDocHowsKI."
According tothis John Joseph Kahn
is archbishop of st. Louis, while the
venerable Richard Peter Kenrick, who
has had direct charge OF tho diocese tor
nearly ft:y-two years, has been trans
ierrcd to an archiepscopal SEQ in the far
east, probably Drosa. The tito Of arch.
bishop OF Drosa is an empty one, carry
ing no responsibility and serving merely
to allow the archbishop to dio in tho
high Office OF the church that ho has
filed for hall century. Archbishop
Kahn is the head now, aud in him ia
vested all the power and authority in
the office. Tho decree spoken OF by
Cardinal Ledochowski sent By mail has
not been received in St. Louis and until
it arrives the location OF the see to
which Archbishop Keurick has been
assigned will not bo known. There is
every reason for belief, however, that it
is Drosa, for it was as bishop OF that
diocese that he became coadjutor to
to Bishop Rosatti, Of st. Louis, in lS4l.
Archbishop katn when seer again by
m Associated Press reporter TO day was
not inclined to talk. He, however,
dipped pen in ink and wrote:
ITO ascertain with certainty whether
there was any doubt OF my appointment
rs chbishop Of ST. Louis, l yesterday
cabled the cardinal project Of the propa-
ganda, and the following reply has just
been received:
"RoME, Juuo5.
''ArchoiIhop Exin s.. Louis.
an my telegram of May 81 I announc-
cd to you that YOU had been created by
the holy father archbishop OF St. Louis.
The usual brief (bulD will be expedited.
What more do you wish?
Signed "LEDocHowsKI."
This settles tho position which Arch
bishop Kahn will henceiorth hold in
this community. L Is now settlcd be-
yond doubt that the venerable Arch
bishop konrick has been superseded;
that aftor all the discussion over tho
affairs OF tho diocese there has actually
been q change in tho archbishopric.
Tho decree has not yet arrived from
Rome, but is expected in few days.
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RoME, June with regard to the
conflicting reports concerning tho arch.
diocese Of St, Louis up to the present
time all that can be ascertainod with
certainty is, that the decree OF tho pro-
paSandH dated tho 2lst OF May makes
no change in the titles OF Archbishops
konrick and Kahn, but loavos tho latter
still n coadju,or Of tho former. Tho
decree merely declares that as coad.
jutor Archbishop Kain is in possession
OF all tho faculties and powers which he
would havo as tho actual archbishop Of
st, Louis.
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DESrisUCrIVE FIRE.
Two BuildinEs Gurned and Several Other
EalIy DAMAGED

Two Buildincs Burned and Several Others
BadIy Damaged.
.poricl Ditpdtch toLi< Iatti.ceneer.
KISGwooD, W. Va, June~5.-A dieas.
trous fire occurred at Albright, a village
three miles east OF this place. last night
Tho fire originated in tho rear OF Cranes
store building. which was entirely con-
sumed. It contained n large stock OF
merchandise. A small dwelling, with
all its contonts, was also burned to the
ground. Another store.houso and
dwelling was badly damaged. Total
loss. about $500. Crano has $1,000
insurance. A quantity OF powder and
dynamite in ware room exploded,
and several persons barely escaped in-
iurv
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West TlrginiRn, in Warrington.

Specie! Dispatch 10 the inteL!i5eaccr.
WAsnISuroX, D. c., juno 5.-Unitcd
States Marshal A. D. Garden, Deputy
Marshal Nash and Col. J. A. Robinson
arc hcrc.
Ex-Secrotary OF State William Ohley
is in tho city on his way to Pittsburgh.
Mrs. II. S. Walker, OF Charleston, will
leave here to-doy for Princeton. n. j.. to
attend the commencement OF the Prince
ton College. whero her son ia to grad.
uAtc
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FORGER CAPTURED.


Huntington Police Arrest n Man Wanted
In Ohio.
Special Dt;patch TO LH In!.lf0elocr.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Juno 5.-To-
night Officer Byron arrested a young
man here who was operating broom
factory under tho namo OF Clarence
Brook, but who is J. o. Williams,
wanted at Lima, Ohio, for forgery. Tho
police hero have been after him Tor
somo timo and his identity was ssccr-
tanned only an hour before his capture.
Ohio officers will bo hero Tor him to-
mnrrnM
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HE DIED HARD,
Tho Execution OF tho Assassin OF tho Cap-
tain & cuoral of indrIl.

Tho Execution OF tho Assassin OF the Cap-
tnin-G ouoral of Madrid.
LONDON, June "a special despatch
from Madrid says that tho soldiers who
executed Captain Clavijo had to fire at
him threo times. Clavijo first foil with
three bullets in his head and ho still
moved after soldier had fred another
shot into his head from undo his chin.
Even then tho captain moved and he
did not dio until another soldier irodIs
bullet through his heart. Tho dis
patch adds that the sccnc created great
excitement among tho crowd Of hOrri-
fled spectators present.
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Sou,hRmton-lravC, Now York for Bremen.
lIHmburg-DanIa, New York.
Antwcrp--SIcaner pcnnSylvauIG, Philidcl'
phiN.
EOttCrlRm-Vr irOm Now York.
Quccusiown-Gcrmnulc, from New York for
Liverpool nni proceeded.
New YorE.-AuguSin Victoria, from Hamburg:
N0rIlnnd, from Antwerp.
I.Onhnu-ManlIOba from New York.
LivCrpOoi-Ohlo, from Philadelphia.
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THIS SETTLES IT.
Archbishop Knln Producoa tho
Cablogram from Romo.
IT BEARS OUT THE FIRST REPORT
And n Later Dispatch from Le-
dochowslrl Confirms 1t.
DENIAL BY ROME NOT EXPLAINED.

Tho Original Message and ita Trans
lation - KnnrLnk Really Dcpossd
and kain Succeeds Him, Notwith-
standing tho DoniaI rurporting to
Como Direct from tho Natican-Tho
Matter Determined Beyond q Doubt.
A Mixed Up Situation.
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l.oSDoS, Juno MuharajGh Abu.
baknr, tho sultan OF Johorc. M indG-
pendent Malay state. who recontly ar
rivod hero on visit, died yesterday
evening,
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FREE COINAGE
o! Silver, Unlimited ana Indo-
pendont OF oil Nations
The ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS WANT.
The State Silver Convention Hold
ae Springfield
DECLARES FOR DOUBLE STANDARD,

But Wants tho Mints OF tho United
States Thrown open to All tho
World, Regardless OF What Other
Nations May po-A National Domo.
cratic Convention Called For,
Speeches Denouuco Presid ont Glove.
land's Financial Polioy-Tho Reso.
lutions,
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For West viEiGla, fair; warmer: wc'tesly
winds
For Western Pennsylvania, ia!t; weitcsly
winds
For Ohio, warmer; westerly wi uh',
THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
MS furnished by C. ScHSgrF. druggist, corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets
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SOUND MONEY
Ia tho Cornor Stono OF Kontucky
Ropublicnuism,
rs ADOPTED BY THE CONVENTION
And Strongly Endorsed by tho
Nominoo for Governor.
COLONEL BRADLEY IS NOMINATED

by Aoclamntion and Makes n Speech
That Outlines tho PlatlorIn-Frcc,
Uniiinitcd. and fndsponcicnt Colin
ago of Silver Dcuounced-All tho
Republican Members OF Congress
on tho Committee on Resolutions.
True BI-motallism tho Keynote Of
tho Campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-08
ROUND HILL.

The entire section of country between
here and the historic little city of VIM
chester is to certain degree eXcited-both
parties being we'll known-over the elope-
ment and marriage. in Baltimore. Tuesday,
of young couple from White Hall.
The groom is Mr.. John E. Adams and the
bride Miss Rosa B. Bailey. Mr.. Adams is a
prosperous young farmer of the neighbor-
hood and Miss Bailey is the daughter of
Mr.. John Bailey also a well-known and
prosperous farmer The bride is barely six
teen years of age. Miss Bailey's parents
refused to allow her to marry, and tried to
discourage Mr.. Adams visits, which he had
made for about three years. When, few
weeks ago, it was first announced that an
excursion would be run from Winchester to
Baltimore the young man suggested to
Miss Bailey that they elope and &C on the
excursion and get married. She readily
consented. The excursion train was Sched-
uled to leave Winchester at o'clock Tues
day morning.
At II O'Clock Monday night the bride
groom-to-be drove to Miss Bailey's home in
Il buggy, but did not take the team near
enough to the house to attract attention. A
long ladder was placed beneath the window
of her bed room and she climbed quickly
down and was soon in the buggy with her
lover. The couple drove to WadeSVille,
about fifteen miles from Winchester and
there took an excursion train for Baltimore.
where they were married by Rev. Stewart
Crockett of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. All the party of excursionists wit
messed the ceremony.
Rev S. w. Melton of this county, who is
supplying for the summer the pulpit of the
Franklin Square Baptist Church. Baltimore,
has received, or is about to receive, call
to the pastorate of the Twenty-third Street
Baptist Church. New York, to succeed Rev.
Thomas Dixon, who resigned in order that
he might be free to conduct popular ser
vices at the Academy of Music. Mr.. Melton
has just graduated from Crozer Theologi-
cal Seminary and is regarded as an un-
usually promising preacher.
Many confederate veterans living In the
county have gone to Gordonsville to attend
the grand reunion and picric of veterans
to be held there today. The program will
include addresses by Senator Daniel and
Gen. James A. Walker of the Stonewall
brigade and possibly Gen. Wade Hampton,
a tournament with visiting knights from
the counties of Louisa, Orange and Able
marie, two games of base ball, bicycle
race and at night a grand ball. The an
nual exhibition of the Loudoun Live Stock
Association will be held at Leesburg Au-
gust -, IS and 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-08-08
= A Superior News Service.

From the Syracuse Herald.
The superiority of the news service of the
Associated Press over rival organizations
is shown daily, but on some days. as might
be expected, it stands out prominently
strong. An instance OF this kind was shown
yesterday when the Herald was the only
paper in Syracuse containing the instruc-
ton of the British foreign office to Minister
OConor at Pekin, the dispatch of United
States Consul HiXon at Foo Chow, for
warded to the State Department at Wash
ington, and other important and exclusive
news of the attack of the Chinese upon for
eign missions. 1t was also the only paper
containing an account of yesterdays mass
meeting of colored people a Chicago, called
to protest against the Spring Valley riots.
Other instances of beats" furnished it's
patrons yesterday by the Associated Press
might be furnished, but these on the two
greatest pieces of news of the day are suf-
ticient to show how much behind the times
are papers not fortunate enough to be af-
filiated with the Associated Press.