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CUBAN iIl:Hi.i.LioN.

General Chmros Thinks ITO Has Il Under
Control'.'fh" Gnvurnmsnt WilI Nnlld u
Railroad To GlvU work to tho Unom .
played.
HAVANA. MRy 29.--CiptaIn Goncral
Martinez do Campoa has RSsurod tho
newspapers Of tho Province ot PGurto
Principe that tho government will con.
tribute tho sum Of $1,000 DOr month
for tho construction OF tho railroad be.
twCcn Ponr.o Principe, tho capitol OF
that province, aud tho port OF Santa
Cruz, on the ca'tOrn coast of tho pro.
vince. Pourto Principe Ia already con.
ncclcd BY rail with Nouvitas, on tho
weastorn coast, md tho construction OF
railroad between Peurto Principe and
Santa Cruz would give tho province II
limo OF failroad from the west TO tho cast
coast. Tho government has decided TO
undertake this work Ia order 10 give
employment to about seven hundred
laboters, In Wow OF the fact that IL is do.
teImined to finish tho war soon, oven II
It is necessary to bring moro troops
from Spain for that purpose.
At GIbra, on tho west const OF tho
province Of Santiago do Cuba, extraor.
dinary hot woa,hOr prevails. Captain
General do Cnmpos lett Gibra to-day.
He has requested the homo government
to furnish him with additional batteries
OF field artillery. Six OF Mito's band
have surrendered ut Gibra and two
moro OF his insurgents have atrTondered
st Ilolguin. They say TINT tho small
bands OF insurgents In the neighborhood
OF Gibra and llolSuin, both oil which
towns arc in tho province OF Santiago do
Cuba, are badly armed. The captain
general has received n adIspa,ch from the
government At Madrid saying the Span.
ish minister OF war has ready 5000 nd-
ditional troops for trans pOrtntiOn to the
island OF Cuba, but Martinez DO Cumpos
was asked to advice the government
tirst whether the reiniorccmcnts were
necessary. lle rcpliod. saying that no
moro troops were needed to suppress
the insurrection at present.
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TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.

A gold standard doicn'o association
has boon formed IN EnGand.
The Conference OF Charities md Cor.
rcctIOns is in session Mt New llarun,
Conn.
Tho Di.motallio League will help SON.
ator blackburn in his campaign in Ken.
tUcky.
Norman rabst, OF Chicago, brothor OF
the president OF tho rabst Growing
Company. dicd nj the llUtcl Majestic
in Now York last night
SirCris,o won tho great English Derby
yesterday. Mr.. ". 5. Forgunon, OF
rItisbnr.h, Pa. oX-MnyOr Grnnt, OF
Vow York. Mr.. Peter Morris and Mr..
Foxhall kconn wGrU big winners.
Dy tho fall Ot y boulder Tuesday night
AZ Bolts turmoil, noar Oanonaburg, Pa,
two lnnn worc killed mud ilvo wcrc In
iuTrd. All Of ,hcm bO!ong to Il negro
lhag TINT was brought lhDro from Nir-
ginia. Tho doNd arc lluxnkiah Davis
und Il. Anderson.
y. T. Rynd waa arrcatcd at Pittsburgh
on Gcvon Chnr2cr Of forgery. made by
tho En,urprirn Savings BGn; 0t Allc.
sneny Mr.. Rynd waI In tho lumber
husinnqs, and was convicted OF forgery
in lS02 aud sCu,oncci thrcc yCars 10
tho workhnnsc. Alter Serving Two years
h. waa released on the ground Of In.
sanity.
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Special Ditpateh to The IItclligeneer.
New MARTINsvILLE. W. Va, Nay 29.-4
The trial Of Henry n. lIuCgins for par
tlcipa!lon in the murder OF Friend
Garner, on the Goth OF July last, was
begun to-day in tho circuit cour: before
Judge Jacobs. Ho is jointly indicted
with his father, Harrison Huggius, and
his two brothers. George ". and WILL
lam I. George ". uugginu was triod
at the September term OF court, found
guilty Of murder in tho second degree
and sentenced to five yeari imprison-
meut in tho peniien;iary. Harrison
Huggius WAS tried at the January term
and convicted OF murder in the second
degree aud is now in jail awaiting the
dispoaition OF motion for new trial.
william 7. was trio1 at this court and
tho jury Is considering his case and
has not reported verdict.
The cases are atubbornly contested.
Tho state is represented by NJ. r. Nor.
ria. prosecuting attorney; J. W.. Mc1n-
tiro and Capt. i. L. DoYcner. Captain
Robert McEldowney and Col. ". W. Ar
nett represent tho defendant
On the night OF the murder Friend
Garner and two hired hands, Lincoln
Evans and Joseph Parsons, went to q
field from which the defendants had re-
moved q crop OF wheat, to turn out
some horses, where they met the de-
PENDANTS and five other persons. A
fight ensued, Garner was killed and
Evans and Parsons were dangerously
wounded.
Dr.. J. W. Yeatcr was called as q wit
ness. he stated that he was called and
found Friend Garner lying near gate
by the roadside; that be was uncon-
scious and he had him carried to the
house. lie then described the wounds
OH Garner rs follows: Ono lacerated
wound on top OF the head, one con-
fused wound extending downward over
the right temporal region, one confused
wound extending upward and forward
across the left temporal region. A
slight confusion was on the back OF tho
head. Tho base OF the brain was found
TO contain blood clots. Several bruises
were found on the body 10 the right OF
the spino, and one bruise on the right
arm between tho elbow and shoulder;
that the immediate cause OF death was
the blood clot.
Garner lived but short time after
the doctor reached him. He then de-
scribed the wounds found on Evans and
Parsons, and that those on Evans were
OF such 4 serious character that he sent
for DR.. F. V. Cox, who came and helped
him dress the wounds. He testified
tina: Garner could not have been saved
By any medical skill. Court adjourned
until tomorrow ut Q 4. N,
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THE STRIKING WEAVERs.
Most OF Them win Decline tn Rstnrn
NCor,E Whom tho 1Illis Open.

Most OF Them win Decline tn Rstnrn to
Wor,E Whom tho 1IIlis Open.
PRov!DEScE. r l., May 99-Fivo hun.
dred striking Atlantic mill vcavers
voted uuanimou'ly by secret ballot late
yesterday 10 remain away from their
looms ext Monday morning, whom the
miIlaroopcn. To-day ;hc Saxon wesvers
passed vote TO the samo c1ec.
Everythin. points to tho Fletcher
aud Nlanton weavers taking the same
action. Weybossos has not been re.
corded.
Riverside help is inclined to roturn to
work when given the opportunity Mon.
day. It Is evident from advices received
from Woousockot and other textile GEN.
tros that OInoyv;lIo Is to bo made tho
WACO regulator Tho action oi tho gen.
erNl committee in calling upon the sew.
oral rooms TO vote whether they shall
return TO WORK next Monday is intended
ns an oG.se. TO tho lndopcnden, move.
mcut among tho help.
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TIE U. Z. ASSEMBLY.
Tho Session Given Up to the Hearing OF
Reports.

Tho Session Given Up to the Hearing OF
Reports.
PITrsBURGH, MAY ol.--The first part
OF to.day's morning session oi the Unit
ed Presbyterian general assembly was
given to hearing reports. Tho commit
tee on education made n favorable re-
port. showing that the scrninarios havo
productive endowments ni S2Si.0O0, and
colleges have an invested endowment OF
SSiS,0O0.
Tho committee on women'd board
showed prosporou' condition In all
branches ot the work. including home
and foreign fields, Indian and junior
work.
Tho report OF the committee on bills
and overtures was then taken up and
the question OF seminary control was
finally disposed OF. The majority re-
port proposed that the general assem-
bly, have the veto power and also the
authority to remove professors from
the seminaries for unsoundness IN the
faith. The minority report was the
same except that it stipulated that pro.
iessors should no. be removed without
first being given trial.
In to.day's discussion it was found
that the signers OF the majority report
had intended that any professor charged
with uDsoundness Of faith should bc
given trial before removal, but the
report had not stated so. Consequent
ly there was no serious division on the
question ann n resolution was passed
embodyins these propositions. 1t also
provides for the appointment OF COM
mit.ee to negotiate with the synods hav-
Ing control Of tho theological semiua-
ries with view 10 the adjustment OF
any apparent or alleged discrepancies
between this action and their chartered
rights.
Thegeneral assembly finished its work
tonight and adjourned to meet in
Nenia, o., OH the fourth "Wednesday OF
May. 1896. The closing hours were de.
voted entirely to rushing through
routine matters ami approving reports.
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THE CIGARETTE LAW.
Its cons:itu,louality VIII De Tested in.
the Federal Court-Test Case at Martins

Its Cons:itutIouality VIII DC Tested in
the Federal Court-Test Case at Martins :
burg.
SNciG! Dispatch 70 The In'e.li:tHcer
MApTiSsBURG, W. Va, May 29.-The
american Tobacco Company, OF New
York, proposes to test the law passed
by the last legislature requiring liz
conse OF $500 to sell cigarettes in this
state. Tho law recently went into ei-
iect and few days later the company
sent several packages OF cigarettes to
Frank Minor, OF this city, who has not
taken out license. with instructions to
sell and they would sustain tho penal-
ties.
Minor did as requested and waa
promptly arrested and his hearing was
set for to-day. The company, owever.
applied 10 Judge GoG, OF tho federal
court, for writ Of habcas corpus. The
writ was granted and the case will be
heard by Judge Gof on June 20. The
company claims the law ID uncons.itu-
iional aud in violation OF the rule laid
down by the supreme court in the
original package case.
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MUNICIPAL REFORM.
Mcctin. of tho National LcnsurRt Clcve.
lnnd-First Days Session.

Mccttn. OF til" National League Mt Clcvc.
lnnd-First Days Session.
CLEVELAND, O.. May 29.-Althoush n
few OF tho famous Americans who are
on the programme OF the first great con-
rention OF the National Municipal Ru.
io:m League have no. appeared, the
meetings began to-day with Il good at.
tendance AID prospects for profitable
interchange OF ideas. The meeting room
OF tho chamber OF commerce was well
filled with delegates and prominent cit
liens OF Cleveland ut ) o'clock when tho
convention began.
J. q. ". Cowlcs welcomed the league
on behalf OF the city, and letter OF
welcome was read from Mayor Mckis.
son. who WAS not in tho city. Hon.
James G. Carter, OF New York. the pres
idont OF the league. made brici re.
Spouse. lie was followed by Clinton
Rogers Woodruff. OF Philadelphia, tho
secretary. who rcnd Il paper on a years
work for Municipal Reform"
| e.. James ". Prayer, secretary OF the
city club Of New York. mado n report
OH the reform efforts in the metropolis.
John \. Butler, representing tho Mil.
waukco loague, reported that tho work
in that city was bOing prosecuted In i
definite plan and that it had probably
do,crmined tho character OF tho next
state Legislature.
Charles j. Bouaparic. OF Baltimore.
reported Il condition of stand.s,i!l in hia
city, with n healthy boss in power.
George Burnham, d! Philadelphia, rn.
ported good proSrrss, ~ the old corps
ollcors wero ali eastern noa, the or.
ganic law OF tho league WIS so changed
Tint the number OF v.cn presidents was
increased to five and tht mombrrs Of
tho executive committee 10 niuo in or.
dor that tho west could 20 represented
Tho old oi.icors were reI I,lecicd and in
! addition tho wes!ern otlitcrs chosen.
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ALARMING HUMOHs
At Shanghai - 1loaiIiticH Likely to be
HcncwDd,

At Shanghai - Ilo.tiIitics Likely to be
Hcncwud.
LONDON, May ga special dispatch
TO thc Pail Mall Gazette published this
morning, from Its corrcspondent in
Shanghai. says that alarming rumors
are current a. Shanghai. is stated
that a renewal OF hostilit los is iminent.
Tho viceroy Of Formosa is said to have
rebelled acains. the government Of
Pekin. The Japanese chips are re-
ported to have been cleared for action
and tho French ships at Tamsui, For
mosa, arc also said 10 have been pre-.
pared for action. In addition rumors
OF Russian intervention arc current. at
Shanghai and steamers have been Or
derod 10 lien Tsin with provisions in
view Of the probability OF Russian
hostility.
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pUREhSl'S TRIAL

Fixed FOR JnIy .:-.-rhc Prison er Remains
CnconcerncL.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.-Theodoro
Durrant was arrigned in tho supreme
cour, for tho murder Of Blanche Lamont
and Minnie Williams, pleading not
guilty in each case. Both trials were
sot for July 90. tho district attorney
cloCting to try tho defendant ilr1t for
the murder OF Blanche Lamont Coun-
sci for the defense gave notice that thGy
would probably apply for n change OF
venue before the datc fixed for tho
trial Dur:nnt maintained his air OF
unConcOrn throughout the entisc court
proceedings.
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Gullhbrrt nj lila Old it1ino.

spSri1i DHpa'ch 10 Tho hieiiJ.nc.r.
CALnwrLr, o., May 20.--'rhe nomina.
ton ot ". d. Guiiibort for GuGItor Of
stntc was halted with great Joy ut this
place to-day. Mr. GniIdDort previous
TO his appointment to the chici cIork
ship in tho auditor OF states oil!Co, and
hiq sub4c1ucnt removal to Columbus,
resided At CnIdwOll, having hold tho
oiErc Of auditor Of Noblu county iot two
,rrms Throughout this comfy he il
held IN tho highest ostcom OF everybody
and his nomination gives universal sat.
sinCtion among Republicans and Demo-
crais alike.
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THE FOURTH
Momber OF tho HugRlna Family on
Trial For Murdor.
THREE OF THEM HAVE BEEl TRIED.
Two Wore Convicted and Another
Awaiting tho Vordict.
NOW HENRY IS HAVING HIS TURN

For Completely In tho Killing Of
Friend Garner Scar New Martins
villc-Tho Legal Talent Engaged Ia
tho Caso--Tcstimouy Of Doctor Ycn'
tcr-Tho State Cigarette License
Law 10 DO Tested Before Judge
Goft In tho Federal Court--A Case
Brought by the American Tobacco
Company ut MartinsburG.
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THE UNIVERSITY.
i Successful Year Draws 10 q C!ose-A
Holiday To-day.

Il Successful Year Draws 10 C!oSe-A
Holiday To-day.
SgtciaI Dispatch 20 TIE ir:GiiGcsctr.
MoHGASrowS, W. Va. May 29.-The
recitation exercises in the academic de-
partment of the university closed to-
day, and nothing now remains OF tho
school year but examinations and the
commencement exercises. Everybody
about tho institution feels that tho
wear has been successful one. and
there arc not many who are glad 1t is
over. Tomorrow all OF tho students
and many OF the faculty and town peo-
plo will go TO Uniontown and spend
Decoration Day. Tho cadet corps has
bceu invited. through Lieutenant Ram
say, by the u. A. Il. post there, to DO
present and participate in the ceremo.
nics aud will 30. while tho citizens will
all 20 to root for tho base ball team.
which plays against Holy Ghos. college
there in tho afternoon.
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NEW York, May 9o.-Tho St. Louis,
the ucw steamship of the International
Navigation Comp0ny's line, completed d
her trial trip 1t sea at $50 this after
noor. Coming up tho bay the ST.
Louis was the recipient OF a splUndid
ovation.
Tho trial showed the possession
OF cnginrs woll nigh perfect. Only
twice during tho trip did any part
OF her machinery become heated. She
showed twenty knots M hour without
buin. pushed.
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.sostlai pttpG.ch to ne IS!esi2eaetr.
ZlSpylLLE. ONO, May 99.-Forakcr
I, the acknowledged leader OF the Re.
publican party in Ohio. Tho GAINESVILLE
tcnvcn,ioa makes this absolutely clear.
His followers organized Tor victory In
the convention. They won because
they had the votes. the organization
Iud the lealcr,h!p to mako the best usc
Of both. There va, leadership aud
there was organization on the other
side, but at no time did the fields have
enough votes TO deiea! the choice OF the
Foraker mon. All this, clear enough
nov, was no. clear q. all yesterday.
when Il seemed iha: :ho fold com ned
could run the convention aud the effort
Of the opposition WAS 10 combine tho
del
The Foraker men, to mako sure OF sue
cess. paid enough polite attention to the
tell 10 keep IL from sOlidifTing. Then
the victor. went ahead and named the
ticket. lis admitted on all hands to pu
good ticket, aud 1t IL not donied that
i. ia q declaration Of the accepted lead.
ershIp OF the dashing ex-governor from
Hamilton county. Some OF Foraker's
own friends thought be should no. have
come 10 the convention to take an open
hand IN the fight. Since ho has won
easily. brilliantly aud conclusively they
say that he did Just the righ! thing. and
has strengthened himself immensely rs
great commander who Is not afraid OF
the smoke or tho bullets. OF courso
there are disappointruents. but so far a.
can hear eyorybody ac1uicsced loyalty
in the resul: and they will all 20 to work
tor the ticket
SOLID ron M'KtSLEr.
Itis natural to ask what elfcc. all this
will have on Iikinley's presidential
chances. Does i. mean that the vote OF his
own state Is 10 be divided apaiuot him? |
pat this question plump!y to Foraker,
who said promptly:
Governor Mckinley will ret Ohio's
support in the national convention.
We are ior him and shall give him the
delegation"
From some notso high up and of Iess
generous impulse l gather TINT the said
delegation is not conceded 10 Mckin-
ley. The Foraker men seem 10 have
made dash for this convention 10
ahow some friends o; Governor McKin.
leg who Ia OH TOP. and to Impress them
with the thought that, frs: they must
toto fair with Foraker on tho senator.
ship, and, second. tina: Mckinley can.
not reach the presidency unless 1t be by
a comfortable understanding with tho
Foraker forces. Tao idea seems to bo
10 retire froIu active manugctnen, same
o! tho men who have boon close to
Governor McKialey and to open up
something in tho nature OF Il new deal,
MckInIey's friends say that nothing
OF al! that has happened in these two
Gays weakens in the least McI[iniey's
presidential chances. They do no,
donbt that ln will havc tho solid Ohio
delegation rs . powerful starter.
ArchOr, though defeated for treasurer,
has tho credit OF having made yood
ash!, and Belmont county IA pleased
with that. lie had 92 votc4, ~ Of them
.;om Hamilton coun:y. Tho nominn.
ton OF Gu:ibers. from the adjoining
coun'y OF Noble, made Archor's nom.
nation impossible Tho Belmnn. dole.
s4ii'n zoe: home at g:I5 tonight.
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MILITARY H0NORS
Paid tho Romans OF tho Doad Soc
rotary OF StGte.
he IS GlVEN \ SOLDIERS FUNERAL
In Momory OF Hls Distinguished
Military Caroor.
SIMPLE, IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY

At tho White House Followed by n
Military Escort TO tho baltimore y
Ohio stnti0n-bcautiful Floral OF.
fcrings aud solemn NuSic-Mnny
Disting guishcd Mourncrs g., Including
tho Entire Diplomatic COrps-rhr
Laat Sad Rites Ovcr tho B0dy OF tho
Dead soldIDr Statesman at thc
Scene OF His Ilocent LnborS.
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A RELIGIOUS WAR
Courtod by tho Sultan OF Turkey In
Ordor to Mako Himself
SOLID With THE MOHAMMEDANS.
Taking Stops to Stop tho Uprising
ofArmenlan Christians.
STRONG HAND OF THE PERSIANS

And tho Good VIII and Protection Of
tho Shah IL AL That Prevents tho
Christians IN Persia From Boinc
slaughtcrcd-Thc Armcninns Wait.
Ing Their Chance With tho Coming
OF tho Spring Wonthcr-Kurds aud
Turks Fighting Among Themselves.
Tho situation Grows Moro Grave
Each Day.
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A CLEAN SWEEP
Nv tho Fornkor- -Bunhnoll Ticket In
tho Ohio Convention.
II gOHNED ALL THE OPPOSITION
And Was Successful From tho Top
to tho Bottom.
Effect ON MKINLEYS PROSPECT

For q Solid Delegation to tho National
Cnnyontiun - Foraker Snys Tint
Ohio VIII Show Up Unanimously
fOr tho Observation-Disclosures Wow IN
1hat tho Mckinley Endorsement
Slay Hayo String to it-IIowovcr,
ths Ticket Will 10 Elcotcu-rho 10.
kated Candidates Gracefully Yield.
Tho Ticket ms Completed.
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il'klSLEY DENIES
That There Is hnT Fight Irtworn Him
mad Et.G0vr rnDr Fornkrr.

nnh EI.GOvr ruOr Fornltcr.
NEw NoHK. May 20.--Govcrnor Will
INN Mckinley arrived In tho city to.
nght. In nnswor TO question he said
that tho result Of tho convention wa,
entirely satisfactory TO him.
Governor McKinIe dilplaycd good
deal OF feeling in speaking OF tho talk
which had been Bot nhoa. to Tho oiloct
that he waa ut swords points with OK.
Goy0rnor Foraker: at is abaurd to talk
Of fight brtwoon myaoli and Mr.
Foraker" he declared.
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G.nse0w-Clrcn>,In from New York.
Liverpool Ma c,!!C from New lofS' fennianc
from rhiiadolphN
IOu,!Su- -MNsSAchusctS from NOw York.
SnuthampIun-M p 60 M.-Steanee
New YORK from New York.
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l'IrrsRuRGu, Pa. May 20.--rhn Ores.
ham funeral ;rain arrived ut Laughin
station, iow miles outside this city, At
geo tonight. Without delay tho train
was swi,ched IRON tho Baltimore x
Ohio roui to tho Pittsburgh Il Western
by way OF tho junction aud started on
tho wcatorn journey. No one wHs
aIlowod to bonrd tho train At Laughin.
bnt postmaster GcnOraI Wilson Gn-
nuuucod to tho reporters that nothing
OF special lntorcat had occurred during
tho Journey from Washington here.
The train will probably reach Chicago
about noon tomorrow.
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For West Virginia, ia.t cooler in western pos-
ton. saUiarriy winds
For Wc.ic5n Pennsylvania. fair: warmer:
SoNlhWuI,crlv Winds =,
ness Tnurslay night, cooler, souinwcStcily
winds.
Tur TEurEpArvNE YESTERDAY.
4, furnished hy {, SCHSrrr, druggist corner
Market uuG Fourteenth streets
Tan,..............,.5l 81 y. -
pR W........,.....,.. 1O y. m...,,..,..,",.," 10
~ N.n,,,,,..,..............S s. Mcaihcr--ClcRS
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CnicAdo. May 29,--Gnitod States Mar.
ahal John W. Arnold has been plncod in
cilnrgc OF tho local arrangement for tho
inturmunt OF tho Into Secretary GrNsh.
am. Only in general way has ho mr.
ranged for tho march to tho COmrtcrv
tomorrow. AZ contOsn plated tonight
thcrn will bn no atinmpt nt display. Il
Ia probable that tho only troops parlicl-
pating IN thu c4cort wiI DO tho cavalry
and artillery from Fort Sheridan.
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Tho National Alunciuai Reform
Loagun convened in Cleveland, Ohio,
yesterday. Tho ovont OF tho day was
Secretary Woodrun's address.
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on tho platform with Sherman, Fostor,
urosvonor and othors most OF tho timo,
but no was always In communication
with those on tho floor.
The Washington times., 1895-01-06
BYRNES UNDER FIRE.

OF course Byrnes viii go h7he mist, but he
will turn a iip-fap or two in the privacy OF
his own apartments if it is agreed that De
shall Philadelphia Inquirer.
No one OF sense aud truth will venture to
deny Supt. Byrnes' statement that what the
police department needs is complete reor-
ganization. York Tribune.
The superintendent rightly has faith in the
rank and file OF the force. The reform needed
at the hands of the legisatutet!s at the top
in the administrative system. This secured,
the reform needed lower down will follow as
a natural conseqrehce.-New York Herald.
Police Supt. Byrnes may stand exonerated
from suspicion Of petty police blaekmhil, now
that he has confessed 10 having had such
kind protectors as the Gouids. With such
big fish at the end OF his line he would not
nave been likely to have gone netting for
minnows. Philadelphia 1.ecord. 80 -9'te'