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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-08-01
CHEROKEE BILL AGAIN.

He Kills q Watchman In the Federal
Prison at Fort Smith.
Fort SMITH, Ark, July s9-Chero-
kee Bill got his hands on another re-
volver yesterday, and used it in an
attempt to hberate prisoners confined
in murderers' row of the United
States Jail. His attempt was bold
one and resulted in the death Larry
Heating, the oldest guard on the force
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For pnI.r Threlkeld,s Murder.

HoUsToN, Texas, July SO.-Henry
Fox, jr., son of a wealthy banker and
well known man about town, who was
soon to have been married to leading
young society woman, is under arrest
here charged with the murder of Daisy
Threlkeld, formerly of Kansas City,who
died suddenly the night of June Is,
after she had been out riding with Fox
and Mrs. A. H. Foster. Fox and Mrs.
Foster declared that she had been
taken sick in the carriage.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-08-01

The last step in the retirement of
Archbishop Kendrick was taken at st.
Louis when Judge Russell Invested the
aged prelate from his property rights
and cor eyed them to Archbishop
Kahn.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-08-01

Major o. P. Fowler, former Mis-
sourisn, disappeared from Perry, Ok.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-08-01
NO SETTLERS KILLED.

The Reported jackson Hole Massacre of
Whites Absolutely Without Truth.
WASHINGTON, July 99.-The Indian
bureau has received a dispatch from
Agent Teter saying there is absolutely
no truth in the report of a massacre Of
the Jackson's Hole settlers
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DE LONE ARRIVES.

The New Spanish Minister Says tho Cuban
Rebellion Is n Small lIntter.
New YoRK, April 2i.-The Spanish
steamer Panama, arrived q. Quaran.
tine n. $50 tonight after rapid
though uncventiul run Of three days
and fifteen hours from Havana.
Among the passengers on board is NJ.
Dupuy de LONE. tho Spanish minister
to Washington. -
Tho minister, when seen this even
ing, said:
"Tho excitement caused by the trou.
bic In Cuba is dying out. am cont.
dent that they will soon be settled. Cap
tain General Martinez do Cnmpos will
arrive in Havana in few weeks after
his return from the affected districts
where he is visiting to suppress any
disorders that may arise. The alleged
insurrec.ion is confined chiefly to ne
groes, tho whites not taking any active
part. I an positive. having know
lcige OF his capabilities, that the cap
tain general will be prompt and ener.
ge,ic. He has periec! knowledge OF
Cuban adair., making him the bes. man
for the situation"
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Mrs, PAtSELL DYING,

Tho Aged Mother ofthe Great Irish Lend.
or Cannot Survive tho Effects of tho
brutal Assault on Her.
BoRDESrowS, N. j., April 2i.-It now
seems but question OF few hours
until Mrs. Della Stewart Parnoll passes
away. Since she was attacked by the
frat convulsion yesterday sho has
grown rapidly worse and is growing
weaker every minute.
DR.. Ships, the attending physician,
gave up all hope OF saving tho aged
woman's life this morning, and as she
was too weak to undergo an operation
all that could bo done was to wait for
the fast approaching end. Dr.. Ships
believed il his patient was strong
enough to stand an operation that the
clot OF blood at the base Of the brain,
which, in his opinion was the cause OF
tho commissions. could be successfully
removed, and while it might not result
in her ultimate recovery, life would be
prolonged for some time.
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a sENsATIoNAIl CASE.
Two Young Girls Lurod From Homo By
Dstoctivs.-An Traits hiothsr.

Two Young Girls Lured From Homo By
Ds,oclivos-An Irats aiother.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, April 24.-A sensation
was caused to-day when Mrs. George
Laird, Of Indianapolis. at tho point OF n
rovolvor, chased Joseph l. Fondrick,
who saya ho Is Philadelphia detcc.ive,
into tho bands o. u policeman, who took
the two aud tho woman's daughter. Miss
Della Maud Isgriv, to tho -Four courts,
where tho details Of double clopement
wero revealed. Tho young lady told
hor story as follows:
II am ninetoon aud my sister Grace
Marie Isgrig 10 lltecn. We could not
agroe with our step-iathor, George
Laird. and wo wanted 10 got away.
About four weeks ago wo met two gon.
tlemen at the NDonnison hotel in In
dianapolis. One OF them is Mr.. Fsnd-
rick. Mother sent US to Mammouth
Mills to relatives last week, but tho gon-
tloinen wired US monoy from ST. Louis,
and We changed cara NJ Peoria for St..
Louis.
1--WE arrived horO Friday evening. and
the gentlemen met US at tho Union
station aud took ua to the Planters
hotel. whore We have been stopping
since. have no present intontion OF
marrying Fendrick, and just wanted to
havo good time"
She said the namo OF the man who was
with hcr sister was Lawrence Dinkle-
spiel. alias Larry Raymond, detective.
working for Fendrick's agency in Phila.
dclphia.
The girls mother persisted in saying
that they wero her nieces, that her
name was Mrs. Anna Rice and her
home was at Lebanon, Ind. She after.
wards admitted her name was Laird,
and that the girls were her daughters,
but maintained that Lebanon was her
home.
Later this afternoon the police located
the other clipping couple at COS Beau.
mont street and took them to tho four
courts
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given that foreign Interests would bc
protected with Gvory procaution posi-.
slblc. aud II they woro injured rs an iu-
cidcnt TO tho attack compensation
wonll 9e made, Subsequently tho i0w
foreign Interests which suffered wero
voluntarily romuncratod by Groat Brit.
Mn. It Is said tho same policy will pro.
vail ut Corinto.
Great caro- will DO takon to protect
foreign intcroats and should tho lattor
sullor indirectly they will be com ponsa.
ted Tor loss.
Sir Julian pauncetotc, tho British
ambassador, has not boon advised by
tho home government a. to tho contem.
plated blockade aud landing Of troops
In Nicaragua, but In British circles this
course ha, been accepted as certain for
somo time. Such assurances as Grcat
Britain has given to tho United Sta,oi
have boon to Ambassador Bayard In ro.
sponso TO inquiries.
DR.. Guztnau, tho .Nicaraguan minia.
tor, is inaccessible to-day. Ho has been
worry active since oarly morning. Tho
brief ttmc romuiuing before Great Brit.
aims final blow. places n heavy respon.
sibili.y OIL him. Nicaraeua's hopes now
arc almost eutiroly conferred on Wash.
ington. 1t is believed. however, that
DR.. Guzmau has succeeded as 90, In
eliciting tho intervention Of tho United
States.
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Jtcial DispGteh 10 the Tntoi,igeneer.

Special D'spd,eh 10 the fn,cpigeneer.
PAREERsBURd, ". Va, April 24.-The
exercises Of the state convention OF the
Epworth League to-day werc very inter.
cs.ing and instructive. At 6 o'clock
this morning an impressive sunrise
prayer meeting was held, conducted by
Rev. Q. II. Lakin, Of Huntington. The
attendance wa, large. At9 o'clock do.
vo,onai exercises were hold, and at O:l5
the following committees were ap.
pointed:
On constitutional. L. Ash, OF Nor.
gantown; G. B. Gresham, OF Charles.
ton. and n. i. Roberts, OF Wheeling
On nolninations-L4 w. Roberts, r.
B. Ward, William Anderson, S. Eli
Jonos, d. [. Mercer, Dell Upton, D. s.
Hammond and A. b. Rohrbaugh.
On credentials-C. E. Babb, $. J. COL
ton. d. L. W. King. S. ]. Miller, D. S.
Guthrie, John Duuhill, J. A. Sigatoose.
On resolutions-Dr. A. Cameron. J.
D. Boring. Matte Bowdcn. J. A. Stealev,
Ruby Hayslip, ]. S. Meyers, D. W.
Ruble and slrs. A. B. Topp.
An able paper on "The Literary Meet
inc," written by 7. A. Thayer, OF Oak.
land, Nd, was read by Secretary
Arbuthnot.
The department OF Entertainment"
had been assigned to Dr.. Buckley, of
Wheeling. but he was not present, and
the subject was discussed generally BY
a number OF delegates.
James A. Sigatoose. Of Moundsville,
read an excellent papor on "Best Re-
suits OF Correspondence and Finance."
Rev. DR.. Boland, Of the NJ. L. church
South, and Rev. L. Z. Peters, Of the
Baptist church, were introduced 10 the
convention, and recess was taken un-
til l:S0 p. m.
At the afternoon session the business
OF the convention was transacted. The
various committees reported. the com.
mittee on resolutions declared that the
preachers were taking too active part
and the laymen too little. The com.
mistes on credentials reported the
presence Of 1876 delegates. Numerous
others are here who are not delegates.
The following officers for the ensuing
year were elected:
Presieent, A. Moore; first vice presi-
dent, II. G. McWhorter; second vice
president, 7. P. Jacobs; secretary, S. X.
Arbuthnot; treasurer, Mrs. O aroline
Elder; board Of control, Charles Bennett,
David Dick, B. L. Mercer, F. N. Lynch,
7. A. Thyer, ". S. speece. LLOYD + riend.
A good paper. "a laymans' Views of
the Epworth League" by H. C. Nc
Whor.er, of Charleston, was road by q
lady delegate from that city. Rev. L
W. Roberts, of Wheeling. followed with
an excellent paper on District Organi-
cation, Utility and Methods." "Ths
League and the Conference Seminary"
was Interestingly discussed by Presi-
dent B. w. Hutchinson, Of tho Semi
nary.
At o'clock over two hundred guests
sat down to bountiful luncheon served
by the ladies Of Parkersburg NJ. E.
church. and spread in the lecture room
OF the church. It was q most enjoyable
affair. At z o'clock Rev. N. W. Roberts,
of Wheeling, conducted q prayer and
experience service, and at o'clock the
Rev. DR.. Frank NJ. Bristol, of Evanston,
delivered a mastery aud eloquent lee
ture. This closed the frs. annual state
convention Of Epworth League. It was
in every respect an unqualified success.
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AN ELEVATOR FALLS,
Seriously InjurinE Four workmen-Same
of the Victims.

Seriously InjurlnE Four rworkmen-Sames
Of the Victims
CLEVELAND, April 2i.-An elevator in
now building being constructed on
Huron street fell three stories, dis
tance OF sixty feet, to-day. Four work.
men were on the car, and al were more
or less injured. rs follows:
Alexander Dombroski. back aud hip
crushed.
Charles l. Hubbard, leg broken and
back badly injured.
Fred Bundy. ankle broken and in
ternal injuries.
Albert Lswrancc, ankle spraiued.
The elevator had just been put in
and started. The safety devices failed
to work.
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PARIS, April 24.-William Proust aud
Delvillc, president and secretary. re-
spoctively, OF tho syndicate chambers
and leaders Of tho omnibus strike, were
arrested tonight. After their arrest
the council of tho syndicate chamber
held meeting to consider the situation.
Tho council advised the strikers to re.
main calm, but to listen to no over
lures looking to concilia,ion until Prouat
and Delvllle shall bo lib eratcd.
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I,ErUBLiCAy LEAGUE.
Tho National Convention VIII lie tho
Greatest In itH History.


Greatest In its History.
CLEVELAND, ONO. April 24.-secre-
tary Humphrey. OF tho National League
Of Republican Clubs, 10 In the city in
conference with tho committee in
charge Of arrangements for tho coming
convention Of tho league In Cleveland
In June. lie says he is assured that 1t
will DO tho greatest and most important
convention OF tho league ycs held, for
present indications point to n largo at.
tendance Of delegates aud visitors.
It has been decided to Introduce an
innovation at this convention In tho
shape oil ono opon session, at which
froo discussion on all political questions
will be permitted. This, 1t ID
believed, will iurnlsh an opportu.
nifty for a lively fight oytr
tho silver question. Tho Invitations
to address the convention have already
been accepted by ex-senator Warner
Millor. OF Now York; Hon.
J. S. Clarkson. Of Iowa; Mrs
J. Ellen Foster, OF Washington;
Governor Mckinley; Hon. John NJ.
Thurs,on, OF Nebraska; ox-Goyernor
Foraker, Of Ohio; Senator J. G. Burrows,
Of Michigan.
It's also expected that Senators Ali.
son. Wolcott and Teller and Chauncey
NJ. Depow will accept the Invitations
which have been extended to thom.
Tho committee to-day decided that
Congressman Boutellc, OF Maine, should
preside at the banquet to be given tho
YiaitaIa.
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LOCOMOTIVE EIReMEN
Meeting OF Delegates to Erempiify tho
New lliiunl.

Meeting OF Delegate. to Erempiify tho
New Ritual.
CfSciSSArI, O.. April ga meeting
Of delegates from the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemen. OF Illinois. In
diana, Ohio, Kentucky and West vir-
ginia, 10 in session here to-day, at
which Chief Sargen. and Secretary Ar
mold are present to exsmplify the new
ritual for tho second degree. A district
organization was elected as follows:
Master, John ]. Hanahan. Chicago; !;
vice master, I. F. Roberts, Newark ;
past master, W. F. Milliken, Indiana
polls; secretary. William Dodge, Gin.
cinnsti; chaplain. D. L Dubant. Hin.
ton. W. Va outer guard Charles Paul,
Bluefeld, ". Va; conductor, y. G.
lIoay. Columbus; warden, 5. o. Chalk,
Covingson. Ky.
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ALLIANCA AEParu,

spain VIII Make Amrnds-Unitcd StateS
Course Will Ba vindicated.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 24.--Secre.
tary Gresham has received a dispatch
from Mr.. Hannis Taylor. United States
minister at Madrid, assuring him that
Spain would accede to the demands OF
the United States in the Alliance affair,
and that Captain Vonadito would bs
put on trial for his oGense in firing at an
American vessel outside the zonc. The
tone Of the dispatch is such that tho
state department feels that its course
will be absolutely vindicated by the re-
suit.
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LONDON, April ga dispatch to tho
Daily News from Constantinople says
that Hon. W. \. Terrell. the
American minister, is inquiring
into the case OF man named
Weber, bearing an American passport,
who wa, arrested on suspicion at the
railway works near koniach at tho end
Of March. Weber was compelled to
walk to Brousc. whcro ho died from eI-
haustion and from the effects Of the
rough treatment.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 24.-The
carpet aud plush mills OF James Dob.
son. at Falls OF schuylkill. were closed
indefinitely to-day. throwing 1000 cm.
ployes out Of work. In consequence OF
n serio. OF strikes, tho mills became 30
crippled that 1t was decided 10 shu.
down. 4 committee OF tho employees
will scek conference with Mr.. Dobson
tn.mn~rnw 'Ff''fT
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SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, April 2i.-Thomas
c. Busby, a pioneer residing near here,
died to-day, aged eighty years. Mr..
Busby has the honor OF introducing
Governor Mckinley to the first politi.
cal meeting ho over addressed outside
OF his own district. Tho speech, an OK.
perimcn,al ono, proved stopping
stone 10 Success. Ills five surviving
SONS arc all prominent newspaper men.
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COLUMBUS, ONO. April PA moot.
ing oil tho Ohio operators has boon
calloI horc May |. A joint conference
with tho miners OF tho state will bO
held May .. 1t Ia understood tho
operator, will ronew ther proposition
to tho miners 10 aoll coal at cos! II tho
miners will mako tho mining ratio low
onmgh to enable Ohio to control tho
lako coal trade.
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TRxHroS, n. j.. April 24.-Samucl X.
Wilson. tho millionaire wooden manu-.
facturor. whose employees have boon on
n strike tor tho past seven weeks for the
restoration OF tho second ten per cont
reduction mado in their wages last fall,
met delegation OF tho striking weavers
to-day and consented TO their demands.
The mills will resume operations next
Monday. About 700 operatives work
for Mr.. Wilson.
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SpottGl Disputch 10 tH intelligence.
SlsrERsvILLE, W. Va. April 24.-This
afternoon Conductor Cook, OF the Ohio
River local train, was seriously injured
at this place. The train was being
"polcd," when tho pole broke and
struck Cook in the face. laying the
right side open. lie was taken to his
homo in Parkersburg.
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aIodies.n Expelled FROM wnrsnw.

LONDON. April ga dispatch 10 tho
Chronicle from Vienna says that tho
Russian government, has expelled
Mme. Modjoska, tho vol known nc.
trosI from Warsaw. owing TO vlolont
speech she mado against Russia at Chi.
cago.
Tho speech was delivorod to tho
Worlds Congress Of representative wo.
mon,
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A GOOD WE'LL
In the Gould Field-Cousiderableo oil EK-
element Rt tStoubrnvilIe.

In the Gould EIold-Cousiderable OIL EK-
element at tSteubrnyilIe.
STEuBESvlLLg. o., April 24.-Much
oil excitement. prevails here. McCon.
nell well No. .. in tho Gould's field. was
shot aud in "a houra produced 1872 bar
rolls. I. is now claimed that this fold
will be a good ono. There are now
twenty producers in tho field ou. in tho
western par. OF the county.
At Linn, Ohio. there was no change
in tho price OF oil and there is moro
confidence in the belief that the price
will romain near to the dollar mark.
At Portland, Ind. a monster well has
jus. boon shot eleven miles from there
on the White lease. Tho we'll apouted
oil, but was a hard one to shut In.
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MORE MYSTERY
BY No Means Certain that Durrant
is Gnilty.
CHIEF OF POLICE DISAPPOINTED

At tho Outcome OF tho Hearing 10 Far
IN tho San Francisco Murder Cases.
Durrant Either n Consummato Ac.
tor or a Most Cruelty Wrongcd Man.
Tho Evidence OF DIR. Gibson, tho
Pastor OF tho Church IN Which the
Awful Tragedies Occurred An
Alameda P0lIccman's Testimony.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2i,--Tho
North Branch Steel Company, whose
works arc at Danvillo, Montour county,
will soon start up their Bessemor steel
plant. which has been idle since its con.
s,ructiou in 1883. Tho starting OF tho
plant will rcluirn 800 additional hands.
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NRw HAVEN, Conn, April 24.-Tho
Dino Savings Bank Of Willlamansic has
not formally closed as reported yostcr-
day. but ha, suspended payments under
tho nincty.days' notice to doposilors as
allowed under tho state law. 1t has n
considerable amount Of money tied up
in tho National Bank,
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A DEsPEtArE FIGHT

Bctwoen u Shsrifr's Posse and n Number
of Roughs IN Missouri.
WEsr PLAINS, No.. April 24.-In n
fight last night at Mountain Wow, n
small town In tho northeast part OF tho
county, between deputy Sheriff Sim.
mon, and posse and ]. L. Williams and
u number OF followers. James Sheppard,
ono Of tho Iattor, was instantly killed.
Simmons was wounded In tho faco md
Matt Smith was shot in n number ol
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NEW YonE, April 2l.--lhoro was nn-
other meeting OF tho coal railroad prcsi-
dcnts to-day ut which it was decided to
roiuso tho demands OF tho Reading Rail
road COMPANY, and negotiations aro
therefore suspended.
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placcs. An unknown woman was shot
In tho abdomen and probably fatally.
wounded. Williams. Tor whom tho
deputy shoriil had II warrant, was shot
In tho shoulder. but escaped. Williams
was indicted by tho present grand jury
for selling liquor unlawiully.
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THE LAST SESSION
or tho Epworth League Stato Com
ventlon at Parkersburg
WAS PROFITABLE AND PLEASANT

To All Conccrnod-Instructive and
Entertaining Papors Rend-A Rcs-
olution That Preachers Arc Too Ac-
1.-Two and Laymcn Not Active Enough
In tho Work OF tho Loague-ofIloora
Elected for tho Ensuing Yoar-Tho
. Session Closes With n banquet and
Lccturc-Busincss OF tho Meeting.
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NEw IoRK, April 2+.-Thc annual re.
port OF tho Standard Oil Company. filed
a. the county clerks Office to-day, states
that tho paid in capital stock OF tho
company is S7.00o,000. its debts do no!
exceed S3,O00.000 and Its assets amount
to $lO.OD,O0O. Tho report Is signod by
tho president aud John D. Archibald.
". Ii. liliord, A. NJ. McGrosor and
Paul Babcock, jr., directors.
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HAVANA, April 2i.-Capsain General
Martinez Do Campoa is displaying OK.
traordinary activity in visiting differ.
ont plucos on tho island. Two insur.
gon,s who have surrendered contirm
tho reports OF tho death Of Joso Maceo,
tho rebel loader.
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TRAIN WRECKERS,
Two Attempts to Ditch tho Big Four
FLYER.

Flyer.
NILES, MIcu., April 24.-Two attempts
wore made last night to wreck the Big
Four train, known rs the "Court
House Flyer" near Benton Harbor.
Tho first attempt was made five mifas
south of Benton Harbor, where the
train struck dummy car. which had
been placed on the track. The car was
demolished and the front end OF the en-
gno damaged. Two miles further,
while moving at slow ratio. tho train
struck pile OF tics and was delayed two
hours. This last accident occurred at
what is known as the Sodus curve. the
most dangerous part OF tho road, and
had the train been running at its regu-
lar speed fearful accident would have
boon the result, with possibly great
loss OF life. There is no clue to tho per-
petrators.
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PlrrsnURGu. April 2i.-The oil oxcito.
mont socms to have subsided, at lOu,t
for tho proson.. At tho opening this
morning oil was offered ut 81 12 with no
trading. At1l o'clock it had dropped
to 81 10. Tho Standard prices for credit
balances remains unchanged a. s. 10.
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BRITISH TROOPS
VIII DO Landed nt Corlnto and De-
clnro u Blockade.
THE LIMIT WILL EXPIRE TODAY
And tho Blockade OF tho Port Win
Begin Saturday.
NATTER OF GREAT SIGNIFICANCE

To vcncEuela aud Great Britain May
Press Forward-iicr Assurance that
Foreign Commerce. win Not DO In.
terfcrod With, hut itis a Question
iithc United States VIII Permit tho
Invasion of tho Monroe Doctrine.
Diplomats of South nud Central
America Disturbed Over tho Pros.
poets.
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CHICAGO, April 2l.-Wrlts OF eviction
vera flying thick and fast upon tho poo.
plo OF Pullman to-day, about 200 notices
bong served. All Of those served with
writs arn many months in arrears for
rent. No actual evictions will DO made
beioro Mnyi.
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Phiiad rlphin slny Bp Lo1ow cd.

uARRIsBuRG, Pa, April 2+.-Senator
Pcnroso this afternoon offered in tho
senate his long expected resolution call
Ing for an investigation OF Philadelphia
municipal affairs similar to that con-
ducted by the Lcxow committee in New
York
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Sr. PKrERsnuRG, April 24.-The gov.
ernment has sont note to Japan inti-
mating that there are various conditions
to tho treaty Of peace between Japan
and China that Russia cannct allow to
DO put into execution.