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HOUSTON. WEDNESDAY. JAN. 2 iS'
SENATOR MoRGAN.s ATTAcK.


Senator Morgan Of Alabama has the
reputation of being one Of the foremost
men IN public life in America, and no
doubt this distinction has been well
earned and deserved. No one questions
his great ability and learning. but as
is the case unfortunately with many OF
like character. he has weak spot
In his zeal for the silver cause the
senator exhibited this weakness few
days ago IN & speech in the senate
wherein, petulantiy and with sleeTs, he
berated several distinguished men Who
have disagreed with him on questions OF
fnance. The American Israelite thus
refers to two OF the victims of the sen
ator's wrath:
to strengthen the silver cause, as lie ia
recently, by alusioa to the religion OF the
Kethschilds ard Besconstelf. be saoN
himself 10 Re not only ceIne gogle pU-c
ard simple, bu- an ignorant blathersklte
as well He is reported as follows.
MIR. Morgan spoke OF the. ADMISSION ot
the rieh Jews--Baron Rot hschild and Lord
Beaco-lzeeld--io the nobility Of England
II was a movement OU-ri feJ-aiIS,I
years gone by, concentrating al pow
and all wealth IN the hands o. the few gold
baI.ons"
Now. II tfr. Morgan would inform him
self he would know that wealth bad rotn-
fng 10 10 with D'Israelrs elevation 20 the
peeIaEe. Boru as cOnnrnoner ~. IS Lon1
Beaconsfeid he was a poor man ard fle.
che. There Is some excuse for helieviue
tiiGt Hr. Morgan does not know this there
s. not the slightest reason 70 dorh', how
ever, thai b. s. fully Informed of ~hai
took place 81 the last Frp8re tary COM eraDee
where Barcel Rothschud was practically
the only EuropeAa advocate Of ma reha-
hilitation Of silver.
The Israelite IS the leading Jewish
newspaper Of the United States, aud its
own rather Incorporate Language ia com
+ ment on Senator Morgan may be excused
in thu face Of extreme p-ovocation. Sen
( ator Morgan was clearly wrons in the
letter no less than the spirit Of bic crit
cism. II is mean Ting to attack q
mans religion under any circumstances
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POLITICS AND BUSINESS.

I AT the Commercial Climb dinner in Chi
cago few days since Mayor Swift in
Obliged 10 some straight-froin-the-sh
talk 10 the business men that ought to
result In great good TO the city and TO
the business interests especially. Among
several things worthy OF note the chief
appeal was 10 the business man 10 throw
of his reserve and his selGshness aud
go into politics.
The mayor was emphatic in attributing
10 the neglect of the commercial and
business elements generally to take up
their burdens politically the bulk Of the
evils Of municipal government. This neg
Iect means 20 turn over the administra-
4 ton OF affairs TO the floating population
1 the men without financial interests at
stake. II means the rule of the ward
politIcDn, because better men will have
& nothing TO do with the primaries and
4 rnrcly offer for office. Some of the bust.
4 ness men have replied that they have
A 10 time ITO attend TO other peoples bust
a mss, aud their own. But what is Their
3.ogn? Are they not directly interested
" The amount Of taxation, in the extent
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
s. Carpetbagger Defender from Boston
Promptly Answered.

Washington, January 2S.--There was
an interesting episode today while Mr..
Blackburn Of Boston was speaking Tor
women suffrage before the judiciary
committee OF the house.
Chairman Henderson said the best ar
gument he had found against suffrage
was that n majority Of the women did
not want Il.
Mr.. Blackburn replied to this and de-
cared that women were deprived of
their constitutional rights. Some one
inquired if a majority of the slaves had
wanted suffrage before II was given to
them, and Mr. Blackburn in replying re-
marked that the Southern States had no
free schools until the carpelbas lestsla-
lures established them.
Mr. Washington of Tennessee answered
Indignantly that is no. true" and ne
then named several Southern states
which had free school systems
Then Mr. Washington asked; "Wny
dent you let the women plead their own
cause" AS to the emancipation of slaves,
he washington was in favor of 1t, ana
the young men OF the South would not
return to the old order of things If they
could. The free schools of the south
would be more prosperous today, ne said,
II the carpetbaggers had not robbed the
country of SO many millions.
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wAsHINGToN crLLINGs.

The house committee on military affairs
has decided TO recommend the creation Of
National military park on the battle
field Ak Nicksburs. VI -
Washington. January PA delegation
OF members q the National Equ1l SUI
tr-sse association today appeared before
tho senate committee On woman suffrage
ard presented their plea fcr recosr ton
al The talio, box. The delegation also APP
pea-cd before the Judiciary committee Of
the house
Argument vas begun IN the supreme
court today in the case OF the United
states We Mrs. Stanford. widow and exc
cufrix Of tho viii Of the late Leland stan
ford, VI a suit TO recover from the estate
M Stanfora's proportion of alleged lndi-
vidral liability Tor the bonds o. the Cen
trai Pacific company. over Si5,w0"a Sc
involved.
Pr>asiAent Cleveland accompanied by
Or p'ReMly and Captain Lamberton, LETT
the city a, midnight tonight on the light
house tender Maple, Wh ca WAS lying Off
Seventh street wharf. The Naples des-
f'natiOn IS believed 70 ~ guantico, about
thiriy-two miles down the river. and II *
said that she WIN return 70 the city to-
r. orrow Fu-ther than Ctaniioo the pres
ident destination Is not known.
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NTSw YOEN---The Cuna-i r-e steamer
CssiAhor3ss was towei into tn. pert Of st.
MichAels. Azores with her shaft broken.
WHITING, lnA--Geo-g Banygyfj was
~Aot and killed by policeman while at
- H1ting 10 escape fran jail. The Siavs
are IN = Wild state OF excitement over II.
NEW yORk-Tlls schedules in the as
s'snmentS " Perk rs & Walter. sugar Inn
rnrtsfs. We're fled in the supreme court,
The Liabilities are SiA11a. nominal assets
s. ~ sis. actual aessts sSso.5sS.
ST. LOUISA suecsal from Maskogee.
!. 4. saws, = s. st@tel hese on good All
tho-iiy that ex-CQrsre ssrnan William NJ.
Springer. Judge Of Ire Indian Territory
ceSrt, . ahMons 70 Fetire ana IS an anpl-
cant FOR general sc,icl.or OF ,he i3altimo ~e
and Ohio railroad. tire place recently
made vacant by the slec lion OF John X.
Cowen TO h.a prestter, az the rSad.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES

WASHINGTON, anuary Ex-senator ro,,or
,9lay offered the following amendmsn, ~
me pending financial tin; 10
lha' after July l, 1885. all bank ,o,.s
he py National bank associations sbsn
reaa 'oieJlaed IN coin when presented For
soeIatI p,,9n 10 me National baking as.
National banking ASSOCIATION fai,i any SUCH
dissolved. "uon snail be
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wgrdr4 90 Tfsur<scn fer dissemination. l
reEref the whole discussion from the one
poii.s Of view iAat Secretary Gresham Is
dead l can not ssseak for the Waite
House. but from al can understand ard
learn ar. Thnrs,on eceupled the unHleas-
mt position 81 Being IN had odor In mis-
owr oossrtfy Ee was persona non grata
wssh them, ss wlsh Us.
No stale offctal OF this government.
was AoanA by Anv code OF Diplomacy TO
ferretually endure tss press attacks
-ehisn Mrs. ThgrSton authorized from the
legation ~ wa3,A he Tas a, tire aead ME.
ThurS;en 6.i nSt deas the origin Of these
attacks, asa be knew why he was recalled
through SECRETARY Greshem long before his
pNa government"
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NEW. ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans. January 2s.-Folowing are
todays results
Seven and one-half furiongs-Emin Bey,
100 Crhcrpe), to ., won; Santerne, 81
(Sherre). 10 TO /. second; Prig, no Cay
wood. even. third. Time, l4i
Six furlongs-David, lls CIuperviie), q
to s won; Verdi. ll2 tOverton), 5 to 9,
second; Nemaha. 100 (R. Jones). 100 TO /,
third. Time, l:22.
Six furlongs. handicap-Panout. 1o-
fClay), ~ to i, won Winchester, 100 DUNN,
40 to /. second; Gladiola, l02 ID Davis)'
to l. third Time, .Ah.
Seven furlongs--Teet1 May, lo7 CHam)'
10 to /, won; DR.. Parke, 1903 Qrvinel. 10 70
!. second; Clarus, 100 Ciiinkey' 10 Il
third. Time. l;37.
one m!le-Favorine, Zoe (Washam), ID to
I. won; Joe Courtney, l22 (i<nappl. 40 Ia
/. second. The sculptor, l09 Crhorpe)' even
third. Time. LIS.
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AFTER liberty BELL.

washington, January ga special train
ION, ron FniIaaeiphia left Washington to-
to Atlanta to bring back Liberty Rsu
winch was on exhibition at the Cottnn
states ana International exposition IN
thhadeipaia, Tho party was composa5 y,
the mayor and part of the city council
ana part Of the reserve police 5orce ot
bell. s"N'N W 'he ola
returning from Atlanta the spe ,lal train
Ss .t,,,~s 're nell VIII reach Washington
SATURDAY morning, February I. wa
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WILL EMroncE pAYMENr.

A German Squadron WIN Call on Ven
c2iiela.
New York. January % "A special to the
WoriJ from Caracas. Venezuela, says; y
Paris cable cc- firms the news that Ger
m1ny VIII demand immediate payment Of
the railroad debt. It IS reported mat
German squadron now at Havana WIN
enforce the demand.
The press here claims that the debt does
,ot cnn for more than diplomatic neeo-
tau1ns ard should be settled,
The Venezuelan government Is having
daily conferences cni win probably NEE;
the demand without protest.
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rnunsroN,s RECALL.
Greshams Private Secretary Tells the
True Rc8 eon why.

Gresham'e Private Secretary Tells the
True Rea Why
Chicago. January 2s-"Lor'n \ Thurs
ION begged Secretary Gresham mot 20 for
ward his Letter m recall g. HonoiHl9." said
X. 81 Lands who was fhe private gecrr-
tary cf he dead secretary Of state, and
offered 81 The letter WIS not srnt. T. ir1-
facdlately retaru g. Hawaii ami tender Ls
vesiguati an as minister 20 that country"
Mr. Landis returned 30 Chic ~ today
Ne had read the charTcs " Nj Thur ton
AGAINST Gresham and President Ctsgellnd
AS the private seereLlry ana e1un1antA ~
Gresham during the las, year. 81 hA life.
he said; Long prl9F 90 the r1enn 81 Thur
stuu II WAS known lh.' 44 uqy main fs.u-
Ing lu the Hawaiian delegation AZ " tsh-
ington a prVsE bureau
Tnls was known 20 ihs Members ~ NJ
diplomatic corps and 70 The bsei gpt'ef
men on newspaper RON. The Cp1sCt NJ
dis bureau was 70 secure ths psbneafl9f
Of matter abumge ~ 'ns s6miHlstrri-ys
and OF those Americans VINO gs,.4a4a th'
annexation Of Hawaii
"An original dat n an article cnrs ~
from Mr. Thurston wae escsfeg asd sl3
mitted 10 Secretary Gresham. 10 o.
layed several days 10 colsldsFirR f.. bs
MIR. Thurston was called ~ the statH o.
partment and ihs original stoYa aim.
"Thurston said he had besa inssGfes'
| had not meant 10 say what hs a.. aDd fs
GREETED that the matter had taken TIA
| turn He left the office spDlCkizinH 70
| the matter and promising that ii sBcul
not occur again.
"As matter Of fact. 4 wss iearne
afterwards by the State department tina
| this attack on the administration whicl
Thurston permitted newspaper men 20 cop
| In his office. came on the statement 0
| Thurston, nc. from his office. but a.
| minister OF foreiga affairs OF Hawaii
| Hatch who is now the minister 20 thl
country. AS | understand 1t. Hatch him
self prepared the matter and 1t was for
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slIB.coAfMlrrEE ArpoINTEp

Philadelphia. JsnuDry sS.--Pursuant tn
the resolution authorizing the appoint
raent II slh-committee OF tho depo-
ciauc convention which is 10 have charge
~ arrangements OF the convention at Chi
go. chairuan Hgrrlty has appointed the
fpiowing members Of the Democratic Ma
gerai committee to constitute the suo-
r.f1naittFe: W. +. Harrty, chairman,
fennsylYania; =. i. Sherrin, secretery,
Indiana A. T.. gormun. Maryland; Ben
q Cabeli, Illinois; Edward c, Wall, Wis
ooHs!n John O. Pragher, Missouri; Thomas
~ sherleY. Kentucky. a meeting of the
subcommittee viii DO held In Chicago at
a -. n-rlN Nafr
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sw1NnLrp BROKERS.
Two Young Men scooped In 2o0io Shares
of ANnIns STOCK.

Two Young Men Scoopcd In 20,V0 Shares
% Mining stock
KIN sas CHy Mo. January 2S.-Twn
young men. said 10 be from New England
and giving their names as Maroon II. To-
ten aud C. T. Holiday, have been arrested
here hy pos;cfdco inspectors from Denver
gr8 ST. Louis They are accused OF hay.
lur Used the United states mails IN
eu indling several mining stock brokers u
Denver IN sir plan. operating from Kan
-a- CIV. was 10 send urgent requests by
malt tor certain mining stocks, enclosing
Checks on Kansas CITY banks covering the
market value OF tho shares asked Tor,
Nt.taer Of the men had a cent in bank
hstn Iu this manner they secured 2Vwp
shares of stock from two Denver brokers
ln exchange TOR worthless checks. The
stock has an tpoen recovered. Tho swindlcrs
were preparing to visit Chicago, where
they hoped TO sell their shares on the
mining. ~ nhanEe.
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INDIANA FOR HARRISON.

indianapolis lad, January 2-'rhe re
publican State central committee this at
ternocn unanimously adopted the follow
ing
After fun and free in5hldual expires.
SION upun the subject, resolved. that the
rfficers ami members Of tits committee,
each for himself and jointlF as the cor
sti -uted organization Of tbs party IN In
dlana. hereby express the guest LOYALTY
to General Harrison and 10 p!s rehomina-
ton and reelection as PRECEDENT OF tie
United states. should he become a candi-
date"
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P0llt.LA MATTERS,
wArTERsoN VOTED FOR.

Frankfort, Ky, January 2s-The sixth
ballot of the Joint session OF the Ken
tuckv legislature was taken today. 1t re-
suited: Hunter c. Blackburn 56. Henry
Watterson ., John YOUNG Brown !. Wilson
/. total. 49,.
The sound money democrats voted today
for Henry Watterson ana are seemingly
as far as ever from Blackburn, The as
sembly adjourned until noon tomorrow.
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No TRUTH IN nm
London News Stor, !, J,
ment Of Turkey d.
SETTLEMENT OF ARxExlNn]
said to Have Been As,..A !
'i"' Great sri,.ls, ~, sssl
and I'aly.

London, January an Y. |
ciaiiy announced this ev.,,. - =
was no truth in the dI,n. NV ~ 4
by tho Daily News finn n y
that news from Constants w
bastopoi showed that Rp,.,s w
lying of sebastopol and o.. u
her Caucasian armies ars u y
'rated on the Armenian frorr.. !
ness to move mex, spring q, :. !
OF partitioning Turkey bet,.' 7 Z
ers. Russia taking Arm.n,, .. I !
tinople; France taking sv,,.
tine and Great Britain Esyn, ~ j. !.
ern shores OF the Persian u. !.
remainder of the Ottoman sp,,'
divided among the other por.,, =
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MEXICAN POLITICS

city of Mexico. January s,s
Mariana Escobcdo, VINO .,.t,n
captured Maximi.ian at Qu .s.,s
been ominated for the W.,
a political club composed OF '''
the liberal party ,..,,alCz
Many clubs have nomi.lia, srs
Diaz and it is probable w, ,,ns,
fore June elections. eon,o, - Va
rational liberal party wi' Ms, y
and will nominate President =, II r-.j
fifth term. he having pe.o~ sss
In 1876 and serving every terra
cent from 1850 to 1884,
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AWFUL. STORY on MISERY.

st. Johns. y. f., January as.-'rhc abiec,
misery Of Ihe people can not be expressed
Hundreds ars starving and without fa0l,
while severe snow storms are rugiag. The
authorities appear 10 be powerless to at
4. e feared that they VIII not remain
passive much longer. \ petition for work
that the governor IS preparing a sfhemo
which Will provide employment within the
next week.
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FROM PETER TO pay

Constantinople, January w-Th. ,
inert has taken 500. 900 from n, !
pension fund with which to ue,,
state requirements. Mauser rss'
be given to the troops as soon !, !
1t is believed this step is du, h,
that an insurrectionary moves
Macedonia is pending. p
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coMpLArNT FROM TINE TRANsVAAI

London. January 29.-The Times has re-
ceived n vaguely wooded telegram. dated
January 2 and signed british Residents
81 Johannesburg" bitterly comploi ming Of
the diotafurial and meua ing attitude OF
The Ecer forces around the town. who,
The dispatch says. ure selecting site Tor
IS fort with the aid of German expert.
The dispafcn also asScrs that the johann
re8burc women are subjected 10 madden
iui' lndtynitiea aud predicts that there VII
90 - upiitirg unless the British are re
ieascd from their se,filke position"
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mAps1I1ps roR coLoANs',

New York. January g. ,,y,:
tho Herald ftcm Panama ,snKa Y
Jose Ma ria Sarrla. aeoonNPlsrt n
gus,in Arrange, w. nav aid, d
York, for the purpose II = ,r Z, III q
ing 10 these waters wars," saic u
iombian government. It Is ~, y ]
Intention OF the COVE IN he y
warships as cruisers "
coast. q
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FOREIGN nRIEFs.

London. January 2s--Sir Joseph Earna-
hv the we'll known musician and principal
~ ire Guild Hall Of Music, died today.
London. Jauunrv "a decree OF divorce
af-aired bv Nrs Pearl Crsigie. the an
tcoress John oliver Hobbs). was made
absolute today.
Cardiff. January 2s-The exploration Of
We coal mine near Tylerstown, w1ich was
wrecked yee'e riay. has been completed
ana !t has heen found that the total NUM-
Der Of killed was hfty-s!N.
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GIGANTIC FoRdERIEs.
Chinese Sharps Utter S.cMoN w
Bogus Bank Notea

iSk5 w. pHliN
Tacoma, Wash. January BE
advices from China tell Of ns y
by Chinese forgers on the lslana :,
OF sS,000.0oO OF Java bank no'e@ Z,
to get the notes accepted fonN
acceptances were placed on lns.
100000 of forged and discounts
have been discovered, and maps
nent Chinese merchants have NJ
under arrest, including Cap'sp
one of the weal,hiest Chlnaiusnss XII,
Kweeche Soc. an agent i e. :,
a resident of Sourahaya, anu
native etchers have been a rlT,,
has confessed to having con' ~,
70, geries and implicated many I'M. M
though they insist they are '''
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TO the demand for admission of ladies'
to sec the fight: Applications from
men who want TO take their wives 10
the carnival are growing more numerous
every day and / guess we VIII nave 10
Weld and admit the ladies'. There is no
reason why they should not be al
mitted."
Chicago, January 2S.-Jimmy Barry LEFT
for FL Pnso tonight. where he VIII hght
Johnny Murphy on February IS.
Joe Choynski will leave tomorrow TO
look after Barry's physical condition. He
will have charge of the training and VIII
be In Barry's corner the day of the fight.
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A GUATEMALAN LoAy

Guatemala city. January IN
Reina Barrlos and the secsiy
ance are studying a proposiiion \
by a special agent of a Hamburg
house to lend 10 the Qua; emala. /
ment the 5,oN0,OO0 needed for !
monts in the port Of San Joe
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and character Of occupation license, in
the rules aud regulations for carrying
on businessf And sbove ALL are they
not directly Interested in the expenditure
OF public moneys and the improvement
Of the city,
These are sill matters Of vital and por-
sonsl interest 10 every taxpayer and
ercry business uian--ihay are in fact
.h.Sr business as well as Other peoples
business" and they inirre themselves
financially whcneyer ;hes neglect them.
or turn them over to the ward politicians
and their motley forces This iniiffer-
encc NJ the business mSn toward rnunici-
pal politics. felt here as well as in Chr
ca 80. IS sn act Of PCS tive disloyaly to
the towr- aside from the objections urged.
In casting shout for means sind avenues
OF putting the city in q new rSth of pras-
pcriiy, this question Of inducing the husi-
ness elements to take more active n
terest in municipal candidates ana az
fairs. is one Of the most important tina;
could engage popular attention,
a 1l.yea--osa lad IN Omaha stopped a
panlc IN a large school caused by al alarm
Of ire. hy heating his dram 70 which the
children were accustomed TO march IN and
cu; Of school Texas has had a case al
NOS, parallel. tire difference being tast
Drummer Gibbs was the only one In .lss
panic. ami rlarvhed out alone.
Houston always treats visitors rcysl 'T.
Tfss state Democratic convention VIII re
celve the usual welcome,
The Posi- today reprints from the London
Times an admirable letter written TO That
paper b. Samuel Smith. = member pf par
lament from Wales. ard head OF the great
rotton firm Of sub,h. Edwards & Co.
IiyesTool. On th, Venezaela QUESTION.
IfotTroa &c the model convention city. II
has more hotel room than any other city
in Texas and the finest Auditorium build
ing n the South.
Teeyille. Texas. CONES to the front with
an Old map that is said 70 throw light
upon the Tenezuelan boundary line. What
a pity cur South American friends couldn't
have given Us tip on our Greer county
case.
Houston viii be glad 70 entertain alt Of
the political conven sons this summer
democrats. republicans, popuiists. prohibit
tLonists ard a.! Others.
It ts generally conceded that clerg7-r,erl
are eautied to kiss the bride when they
perform rnsrriaEu ceremony. bit they
sometimes get into trouble when th@y wait
4 year or TWO before claiming their priyi-
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NICARAGUA PEAep IN

Managua, Nicarasua, ~, sf ss r
government Of Nicatss conditica,
iished normal internal ,ii., eS eris'
country and the ,sSlenspl Y \,
has been a disturolhs ouuced 70
time past Is now pro"
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TRIBUNAL or ARBITRlu
a Permanent Board 20 Settle Oh
Being Urged.

Being Urged.
London. January 2s.-The te1t 4
laration is published here. urgy
adjustment Of a permanent Ia
arbitration for all English spaa
tons and suggesting that ihs
ments give effect TO the resell.
this subject of the congress Ia
the house of commons in lsN ID
laration Is signed by Dean Farm
Of Durham. canon of WeslmlnEe|
Hugh Price Hughes, editor Of aaJ
dist Times and vice presiden!
United Kingdom alliance; Rey 4
Bowman Stephenson, presided
West Methodist conference; RHj
Clifford, formerly president Of vi
OF Great Britain and ireland: RI
Brown, formerly chairman Of VI
gregauonalist union; Rev. n. W
of the Presbyterian alliance. Ia
valid Dykes Newman. chairmas
Friends Peace committee; Rsbd
Lady Henry, president Of tm Y.
Temperance association. Mrs. RI
president of the Woman's Psar
citation: DR.. Darby. secretaF
Peace society; VIM. Randall c't1l
P, secretary Of the Internatiota
tration league and editor Of tn
traitor. and William T. Stead.
The declaration will be sent Z
out Great Britain and the unltn'
for signature.
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