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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-01
Date Of first publication. July 81. 1896.

1MPOTNDED STflLh NDIIgE--The TOT
lowing described mare, placed In the
city pound on July &, 1885. VIII be sold
al public auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash In hand. 10 pay costs Of Inn
pounding and advertising, Saturday. Ap-
gust L. lSfs. a. 10 o'clock a. m. at thu
front door OF police headquarters cor
ner OF Third street and Yesier way:
Jne roam horse, branded on left hip. 0
years Old: weight, 100
The owner Of the above-dcscribed mare
being TO me unknown.
c. s. REED.
Chief OF Police
n u ~ Arat M hi. fIrsrt ItIsu fE0e
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
FOR RECIPROCITY.
Chairman Dingley Of the Houss
Ways and Means Committee
DISCUSSES The REQUESTS OF NllLeas
For a Renewal Of the Reciprocity Ar
rangement OF 1890, and Says that
the Attemp. Would be Futile
at the Present Tims.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.--Speaking OF
the requests of western millers for
renewal of the reciprocity arrange
ments of 1890. Chairman Dingley OF
the house ways and means committee
commented upon the futility OF any at
tempt at tariff legislation under exist
inc conditions Hundreds of interests,
he said, had asked the committee on
ways aud means to report and pass
through the house some tariff bill to
relieve their distress, but, of course,
such action was impracticable. In
deed, if one such bill had been report
ed every other industry would have
had friends to offer amendments on
the ground that no one industry was
entitled to preference. OF course, he
added, 1t was impossible to legislate
for reciprocity arrangements, except
as part of tariff legislation, because
the articles to be used in such
arrangements and the duties to
be imposed would have to be
indicated by congress, even with
a republican president. With the
senate and president hostile to pro-
tective legislation, any action by the
house in that direction would be use
less, and probab bly, troublesome in the
future There had been some sugges-
ton that a bill might be passed cloth
ing the president with power to meet
what was regarded as discrimi.
mating legislation by foreign coun.
tries against American flour.
The authority the president now
has under the act of August 30.
1890, went as far, in his opinion. as any
such discretion should 60. That act
authorized the president to prohibit
the importation of such articles as he
thought proper when coming from
country which, in his Judgment, dis
crilninated against American product.
The ways and means committee, he
stated, investigated the workings of the
reciprocal arrangements under tho
tariff act of 1890, and would present a
report showing the benefits of such
reciprocity, and declaring Unanimous
ly. so far as the republicans were con-
ccrned) for a return to reciprocity and
protection as soon as the people should
have elected a republican senate and
president to cooperate with repub.
lican house
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATS
Instruct Their Delegates.at-Large for
Russell.

Instruct Their DelsEstes-at-Lsrge for
Russell.
CONCORD. N. H., May 20.-The Demo.
cratic state convention was called to
order in Phoenix hall at 1925 O. IN. by
John 7. Amey, of Lancaster, chairman
of the state central committee. The
list of officers and committee selected
at the preliminary meeting Tuesday
evening was adopted rs the permanent
organization Of the convention.
Hon. Harry Bingham, of Littleton,
the president-elect, was introduced by
Mr.. Amey and was warmly received,
being given three hearty cheers.
Mr.. Bingham's remarks were fre.
quently interrupted by denominations
Of applause, and when he closed there
was great applause.
The committee on crendentials re-
ported 6s2 delegates entitled to seats
in the convention. A series Of resolu.
tions were then presented to the con.
vention and unanimously adopted
amid much enthusiasm.
The following were then chosen del.
eRates-at-lsrge:
Frank Jones, Alvah w. Sulloway,
Irving A. Drew, Charles A. Sinclair.
They are for Russell for president
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
PEARY'S EXPEDITION,
Ho Will Enheavor to Secure the Forty
Ton Meteorite Near Cape York.

no Ill EAAtNSoT W sVCuE0 luo
Ton Meteorite Near Cape York.
ST. JOINS, N. f., May 20.-Negotia-
tons are being conducted here by
Capt. John Bartlett, who commanded
the Arctic steamer Kite last summer,
to procure a steamer to take Lieut.
Peary, the explorer, north next month
on an expedition to secure the i'm
mense iron lneteorite lying near Cape
York, Melville bay. Lieut.. Peary
tried to bring the meteorite home
last year, but did not have
apparatus strong enough. He will
take complete outfit this time.
He will also steam further north and
undertake series of Investigations.
A party of scientists and natural his
tory students, who will work in vari-
Gus parts of southern Greenland, will
accompany him. The project for an
other expedition under the auspices
of the University of Pennsylvania is
believed to have collapsed. The
steamer Kite. which was being nego-
tiated tor, is gone on whaling cruise.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

LEMONADE and ginger snaps will fol.
low the doxology at every prayer
meeting in the Trinity Methodist
church ut Chicago for the future. This
unique inducement is offered by Rev.
Frank Crane, and the free luncheon Is
open alike TO the people who have
been going to this sanctuary for so
years and the new man who may be
looking for bargains. The pastor has
adopted this feature frankly on the
score that he wants to got more peo.
pie to the prayer meeting. He be-
lieves II will appeal TO the young men
and women Of his congregation and
Gil the lecture room.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

A SOCIETY has been formed in San
Francisco whose object it is to teach
men how to live so as to avoid the pen.
atty of death. The society has many
peculiarities, as might be expected.
1t is determined to revolutionize what
men have hitherto supposed to be the
laws of nature and to contradict in its
life and in the lives of those who fol-
low its teachings the belief in the
truth of the doctrine accepted by the
orthodox as by the unorthodox, that
it is decreed to all men once to die.
The mem bership is made up of men
who develop health on occult princi-
pies.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

GREATER New York, with It's area Of
359 square miles, will be the second
largest city in the world. 1t has 100
churches, 80 post Offices, $4,000 bust.
ness houses, 13o 900 dwellings, l,loo
miles of street and elevated railways,
100 hotels, $50 public schools, debt
of $40, 600, 600, taxable property Of s2,-
ts3, 1924, ,seo, and population Of con.
siderably over 100000. In the year
1900 the population of New York was
60, $50, and of Brooklyn 2,37s, a total of
62, se7. The size and splendor of the
consolidated city century hence are
entirely beyond the range Of human
con lecture.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

THE latest figures show the gold
product of Colorado to have been 500
600, ooo last year, compared with S12,-
600, 600 in 1894 and $1,000 900 in 1898
The gold product Of the United States
last year was $50, OoO oc0 in value, the
product of other countries collectively
being $40, 900. 900, as follows: South
African gold fields, $40, 600, 900: Aus
tralia. $40, 600, 900: Russia, So, 600, 600,
and Mexico. 5000, 900. 1t is said that
simply by the removal Of the restric-
tions on hydraulic mining California
Id be made to produce $500, 200, 0o0
al gold.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

| knti-silver democrats Of Illinois ure
forming state central committee of
their own.
l, is reported from Canton, O., that
Mr.. Mckinley will be very glad to see
Mr.. Quay.
Lee and Freeman. the alleged shanty-
boat murdcrers, were found guilty at
Paris, Tex.
An old deed drawn and signed by
jefferson Davis, has been unearthed at
Hartford, Conn.
| A game cock attacked baby of
Frank Custer at North Adams, Mass.
and nearly killed it.
1t is said that during the coronation
fetcs at Moscow the czar will pardon
many Siberian prisoners.
Mrs. Otto Brede has been arrested
for attempted bribery in connection
with the Pearl Bryan murder.
The record of the present session of
congress shows that nearly all the big
jobs and steals have been shelved.
The Spanish general. Nicuma, sue
|
days illness atCorral False, Matanzas,
Cuba.
John Sylvester, Kentucky farmer,
shot and killed Edwin Garth, aged 1s,
Il farm hand, who had eloped with his
| (Sylvester's) wife.
Mr.. Fred Weigel. one of the Oldest
and wealthiest residents of Dubuque,
Ia, committed suicide by shooting
while in the bath room.
The senate, without objection, con-
iirmed the nomination of Hon. John c.
Tarsney. of Kansas City, to be asso-
ciate justice of the supreme court OF
Okla homa.
The Cuban revolutionary clubs in
New York city, Key West and Tampa.
Fla, observed the anniversary of the
death of Jose Marti, the Cuban patriot,
with appropriate ceremony.
While standing in the door of a
schoolhouse in Liberty township, Ef-
tngham county, Ill.,, at the noon hour,
Henry McCash, a pupil, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed.
John s. Jones expiated on the gal
lows at Murphysboro, ILL.,, the crime
of causing the death in most horrible
and brutal manner Of Mrs. Sarah Men
denhall, at the Anna (lll.) fair last fall.
Army worms have appeared in great
number in the west end of Christian
county, ILL.,, having completely demol-
ished hundreds of acres of young corn.
They cleared one ten-acre field in Is
minutes.
The American Society of Mechanical
Engineers is in session at st. Louis,
and will continue its deliberations
until Friday evening. Over $50 men,
bers are present from all over the
United States.
The Ladies' confederate Literary as
sociation of Richmond, Va, which is
in control Of the jeff Davis mansion,
has invited Mrs. Davis and her daugh-
ter, Miss Winnie, to hold reception
there on June 80.
Twenty eight killed outright, so or
more injured, some of them fatally,
and property loss aggregating about
$1,000 900, is given as the estimated
damage done by the cyclone in Mar
shall, Nemaha and Brown counties,
kas.
Fire, the result of spontaneous COM
bustion, broke out in one of the coal
bunkers of the battle-ship Indiana, at
the Brooklyn navy yard, right next to
one of the magazines. 1t was extin-
guished before any serious damage
was done.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
FIFTEEN YEARS IN PRISON.

The Sentence Imposed Upon tho johann
nssburg Reform Leaders.
LONDON, May 2o--A dispatch to the
Times from Pretoria, Transvaal, dated
May IS, says:
The executive council has de cided
that the punishment of Col. Francis
Rhodes, Lionel Phillips, George Far.
rar and John Hays Hammond (the
leaders of the reformers who were
sentenced to death) shall be IS years
imprisonment. The hope is enter.
tanned that the sentences will be modi.
fed. The decision of the sentences Of
the other reformers is still awaited.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

PROBABLY one OF the most unique
secret societies, considering the object
for which it was formed, ever organ
lied is in full running order in Arcola,
III. 1t is known as the Anti-Negro, or
Blackcap club. Its object is to put a
stop to the colored people becoming
residents of the city or permitting
stragglers from remaining any length
of time within the limits. Arcola is
now without colored inha bitant.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

THE house committee on coinage,
weights and measures recently ordered
a favorab report on the joint resolu-
tion of Mr.. Charles W. Stone, of Penn
sylvania, in which the president is au-
thorized to solicit an expression Of
opinion from the commercial nations
of the world as to the feasibility of in
ternational coins of uniform value. and
if the replies are favora BILE to invite
an international conference on the
subject,
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
FOREST AND BOG FIRES
Do Immense Damage--PartialIy Subdusd
by Timely Rain.

Do immense DamaSe-Farlally SuD0uod
by Timely Rain.
PLYMOUTH, Mass, May 2O.-The big
gest fire Plymouth has seen since 1870
was burning in the south part Of the
town Tuesday. 1t started Monday
in Wareham and ran into Plymouth.
Many thousands of acres were
burned over. The line of the fire
was nearly IA miles long and in some
places five miles wide. The wind blew
hard and the flames burned erything
before them. The damage to cram
berry bogs is great, and many bog
houses were burned. A number of
summer cottages were saved. The
loss can not be estimated, but it will
reach thousands of dollars. Tuesdays
rain greatly checked the flames.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
re,cHTFuL CASE OF RABIES.
Terrible Suffering OF ~ Iliinolssn Bitten
Two Years Ago


Two Years Ago.
PAyA, H., May ?0.-William Hines,
of Cowden, small town southeast of
Pana. is a raving victim of hydro
phobia, and his death is expected at
any hour. Hines, who is man of
prominence, was bitten by mad dog
20 years ago, and recovered from the
effects a { the time. Two years ago he
received another dog bite, from which
he suffered little at the time. Monday,
however, he was taken with violent
paroxysms, which have continued at
frequent intervals ever since. While
suffering with these he becomes fran
tic, foams at the mouth and barks and
snaps like dog in rage. 1t is nec-
essary to keep him strapped to the bed
constantly, and death, which is certain
to cnsue, will come as great relief.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
AN INJUSTICE
Said to Have Been Done Senator Villas BY
the Press

the HT6S8.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-A morning
paper says: An injustice seems to have
been done in a number of papers toward
Senator Villas, by charging that in Sc
curing the printing Of Secretary
Carlisle's speech as public doc
ument he played some sort of q
trick upon the senate As a mat
ter of fact, Senator Villas, before
asking for the printing OF the speech,
consulted with Senators Teller and
Cockrell, the two'leading silver men on
each side of the senate chamber, and
asked them if they had any objection
to his asking the request. They re-
piled that they had not, and thereupon,
in open senate and in the usual way.
Mr. Villas submitted his resolution and
it was adopted.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

THE pope will shortly appoint acom'
mission of cardinals to examine into
the question of the union of the Anglf
can with the Catholic church. Cardi.
nails Vaughn, satolli and five prelates
resident in Rome will possibly form
this body.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

c. W. BUTTS and c. X. Goodwin, two
prominent young men OF Providence,
r. l., recently started on bicycle trip
to California, with the intention OF
breaking the present record.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
eUFFERINc IN SILENCE

Women are the real heroes Of
world. Thousands on thousands oft1
endure the dragging torture Of the
peculiar to womankind in the slenc1
home. They suffer on and on-wee||
months, years. The story Of weaI11
and torture is written in the dra
features, in the sallow skin, in the
less eyes, in the lines Of care and Vq
on the face. u
Unborn modesty seals theirlips. !
prefer pain 70 humiliation. Custom
made them believe the only hope|
relief lies in the exposure OF exam1
ton and "local treatment.
Take ten cases of "female weakne]
and in nine of them "local trea1me]
is unnecessary, There is no reason ,9 y y
modest, sensitive women shoul0 4
NIT to Il. NTcET.REE,S
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

The Illinois Humane society at Chi.
cago has inaugurated crusade against
the practice Of carrying babies on BIZ
cycles. The claim is made that it not
only imperils children's lives, but also
affects their brains, owing to the rapid
and unnatural motion.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

PROF ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL. the
we'll known inventor, recently gave to
the press his observations of the work
ings of the flying machine invented by
Samuel P. Langley, the secretary of
the Smithsonian institute. He said:
mo one could have witnessed these
experiments without being convinced
that the practica bility of mechanical
flight had been demonstrated"
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
COMPTROLLER ECkeLs

Believes Gov. Altgsid and Free Silver win
Dominate Illinois Dem mocrats.
WASHINGTON, May 2o.-Comptrollcr
Eckels, who has been in Illinois the
past week, has returned. He says In
his opinion the Illinois democratic con-
vention will be dominated by Gov. Alt
geld and declare for free silver. $50
far not even q pebble, said Mr.. Ecksls,
''has gotten into the wheels of the
state machine to clog it,"
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
River Ws.
all Il. Trace.
MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY. May 20.
Grain and Provisions.

ST. LouIs-Four-Fancv to extra fancy
g.. 70 a3a5; patents. 353I9a65. Wheat-No. 2.
red, 6ihc: No. 2. hard, 5Gl:c. Corn-No
., mixed, Pa Gt25c: No. =, white, ,2oQl2e1c. Oats
No. =, lS1ISAc Hay-Prairic. s6u0Q9 90;
mixed timothy S7.03G050: clear timothy,
is O00l30) Butter - Creamery, 13Nl6hc;
dairy 9gl3,. Eggs-Fresh, 7hc l.ard-Prlme
steam4. .3etic Porlk-New standard mess g.. 80
7s7H. Bacon-Longs, 1890: clear ribs. 4s5c;
clear, AqOe; all boxed. Wool-Choice tub
washed, l61lSc.
Wheat-Fu,ures closed: July, b9hc q: Au-
gust, tehlc a: September, 6oc.
uCorn-Futures closed: May, &c b; July,
26Ic; September, 2slsG2o14c b.
NEW YORK -Flour-State and western, quiet
and easy; unchanged. Wheat-May, 6 1-i6c !;
July, ts1s@6sSsc; September 6sAc; Decem-
ber, s9AGt73c. Corn-July, 35Ac asked;
No. 9, 35a@3G4c. Outs May, 24Sc asked;
state, 26g2sc; western, 25d2sc. Pork New
mess, 50 o251075; old mess, Is. 7aQ9 Is. Lard
Steam rendered, 4 Soc asked. Butter-West-
ern dairy, 7@llc; western creamery, ll@l5hc;
western creamery, held, 9Gllc; western cream
cry. factory, 70lOc; Elgins, 15@I5hc; imita-
ton creamery, l01l2c. Eggs-Western, va
lOhc.
CHIcAGo-Openlng quotations: Wheat
July, elh@6lH; September, o2S462N06aAc.
Corn-May 2s;ic; July, 29hc; September
3oa@30Ic. Oats-May, 1s,c; July, 1s4c;
September, l9t@l9ssc. Pork-July. s7.s.i4;
September, SG7@Gl177n. Lard-July, 4.57Hc;
September, A72,.c. Stort Rbs-July, 400.
September, 4 l5c.
CHiCAGo-Closinx quotations: Wheat-May
6lhc; July Ga@62lac bid; September 6 Nc.
Corn-May as:.c: July, :9'sc asked; SepteIn-
ber, 3oAG3 &c bid Oats-May, l9c asked j uly,
ls14Dlssc bid; September l95sc bid. Pork
May, HFo; July, $7.5,I757h: September,
&. 67A AG7.70c Lard-May. 445c; July, 52Hc
asked; September, 4.65c bid Short Ribs
May, 3s11,c; July, 3s:Iac September, 4O0e
bid.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
uoWs rh,..

. We o6er Ono Hundraa n
TOR any case Of Cstarrh po!lars 4.
cured BY Halls Catarrh Cussaaa mat can h.
=. J. CHENEY & CO pe. pe.
We, the undersiened'. ihops. h,p., Tolsao
Cheney for the last TX ua nave known
him perfectly honorah,ss cars, and II
transactions and financio,,ih IN all busi
out any obligations mads NY J able 70 \
ledo, O. o'esale Drugpis,.
WALDlNG, KlNxAS & M..r
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio oAh'is, Who'll
sriaseu sS15s directly nf tEs upon the blood am
free. es~'s. TestmsI
Halls Family Pills are the be.t /
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

A SUICIDE club was organized in Lit
tie Rock, Ark, recently. 1t was to be
a branch of the big club at Chicago.
The rules of the Chicago club will gov
ern the Little Rock club, and each of
the mem bers will assemble in his club
room and draw straws to see who shall
take his life. The unlueky membe
must kill himself within one year, COM
mencing the night Of the drawing.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

Gov. MORTON has approved the act
passed by the legislature putting into
effect the provision of the new consti-
tuition abolishing contract labor in all
state prisons After January l, 1897,
convict labor will be limited to the
manufacture of articles needed by the
inmates of the various state institu.
fionS
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
Suicide of . Convict.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 20. 0.-Elmer
Ferdisk, a convict in the Western peni-
tentiary, committed suicide in his cell
by hanging. Ferdisk was committed
from Somerset county in 1892 on nine
years sentence for the mu rder Of q
trainmSn.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
Tho Amalxa mated Associates.

DETROIT, Mich, May 2o-The morn.
ing session Of the Amalgamatsd Asso-
cion of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
was devoted to committee work, and
mo- business Of Importance was trans.
acted. The wage committee has its
report ready, but 1t is uncertain when
it will be presented.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

BERLIN, May 2o.-The boiler of tug
exploded while the boat was passing
through the Bingerlock rapids of the
Rhine, causing the tug to sink almost
immediately. Eight men, comprising
the crew, were drowned.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
WINE ;1t CARD

is a vegetable wine. It exerts a Won, 'ns
fully healing, Strengthening a1a n sls.s so
ing influence over the organs Of WV. wv.
kind. 1t Itipvigorates and st,mala!st,, u ,,;s,
whole system. 1t is almost ii''a..'';,
curing The peculiar weaknesses, :.s.s.,,t1 Y
gularities and painful derangemsI;s u,;,'
woman. Ytar after year, in tneP'"1 as
of Eome-aray from the eyes OF s'
body-it effects cures.
WINE OF CARDUI 10 sold ~ -
hofile. Dealers I'm medicine se.. a..ss
b0&1les usually care the wOEss
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
Contract Declared Void.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 2o.-At the
morning session Of the national as
semblage of Catholic Knights and
Ladies of America an order waspassed
declaring null, illegal and void the
contract with l.. II. Bell, of Louisville,
publisher of the Catholic Advocate,
making that paper the organ of the
orIar
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

OMAHA, Neb., May 2c.-Ths Amer
ican water.works plant Ut this oity
was sold ut foreclosu 70 to the Farmers
Loan and Trust Co., q trustes for
bonaholdsrs, for e4,oee, soo.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
Counting the Ballots.

WASHINGTON. May 20.-The work OF
counting the ballots cast in the Six
teenth Illinois district at the last con-
gressional election, which grows out
the recent action OF the house in the
Rinaker- Downing case, has been be.
gun.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
Inn pure

blood, to take Hoods sarsaparills
prevent such eruptions and sutfe,|
~ had a dreadful carbuncle obsl
red, fiery, fierce and sore. The doc,ol
tended me over seven weeks, Whsn]
abscess broke, the pains We're terrjbIa
l thought should not live through 4
heard and read so much about hi
Sarsaparilla, that l decided to take II,
my husband, who was suffering I
bells, took it also. 1t soon purified
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
A SHINING EXAMPLE Of

A SHINING EXAMPLE OF "
may be accomplished by never Y.
ing devotion to a single Pu'pos|
seen in the history Of the M'Coh'
Harvesting Machine Co, Cas.] 4
For IS years they have Simply ''
building grain and grass-euttIns
chinery, and while there are p'O l
forty manufacturers in this y. n'E. l!ns,
safe to say that the M;eo1|
Company builds one.th'ta 10 q I
the binders, reapers and move"
throughout the entire world. n
00lllN =! lWI!sls !. s,s:s::. ,sss:s:.s:s, e.
SoSS = IAs0 sA~~S
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
The Ladies'.

1T, The ,ll pleasant s effect and oe,,...
under all conditions, makes esV i te;SIrqlpo Of
remedy; To get the trna ,nsir fsvl
article, look for the name y of ~ a. ana gea]
rig, rig syrpp Company, printed ',1e nS,. ea'Iid Il
sh9e .G% q dr sne package. For sale bv vll a s
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23

From tho italian Under Secretary fc
Foreign Affairs.

ROME, May eo.-The under foreign
secretary in the chamber Of
deputies denied the truth of
the report, which has been cir
culated in France, that the govern
ment would recall the members Of the
religious order Of Capucines from Ery-
threa and replace them with members
of the Lazarist order. He also denied
that it was the governments intention
to suppress the apostolic procedures
in Erythrea.
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
A New YORKER offers Sss45,0oo a year
for the exclusive privilege of picking
over the collected rubbish of that city.

A DOCTOR of divinity of the African
Methodist church is reported as hav-
ing ciphered out that hell is only 81
miles from the surface of the earth
The Grenada sentinel., 1896-05-23
Consuls Rocognix>d.

WASHINGTON, May 20.-The presi.
dent has recognized P. L. Hudson a.
consul Of the Argentine Repu ublic at
Chicago. and A. J. Ballot as consul Of
Salvador ut Seattle, Wash. -,