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Notice 10 hssaic, Only.

The National Grand scribe is ordered
to send a sample ooi uf the AMERICAN
GulpE TO each " s ,.alle order in Ar
kansas, Alabama. ivsn,ssee. Georgia,
Mississippi, Louisians. Missouri, Ken
tucky and Texas. representing more
than 10000 Mosaics The paper has
met with the most llptteripg success,
and we wish to place y in the home Of
every Mosaic in the gountry. We there.
fore request that cacb member Of the
order will a, once send in their sub
scription for a year. We hope none will
fail, neglect or refuse. All officers are
expected to act as ag''uts.
C. W. KrAITs, N. q. NJ.
J. Il, Busn, n. @. $.
C. McIsrosL N. &C,
j. A. DAVIS n. q. T.
G. w. GILLIAN, N.G. A. NJ.
NJ. II. Harlan, c. q. d.
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Denlkon. lex.

Rev =, r. Berry, the evangelist from
Arkansas, is In the city
Elder Davis, Of McKcry, Tex, was in
the city last Thursday.
DIR. A. l., Thompson has returned
from San Antonio where he was ut
tending the X, Of p. state convention.
Rev Wombly and wife left last Sat-
urday for Waco, Tex. They will also
visit their old home in Bastrop, Tex
Last Friday evening u cyclone struck
our ncighborinR city, and did great
damage to property, and caused the
loss OF many lives,
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GREATER New York, with its are

GREATER NEW YoEK, with its area oil
$50 square miles, will be the second
largest city in the world. II has / ,lO(
churches, 30 post offices, 3IO)o business
houses, $4,000 dwellings, 100 miles Of
street and elevated railways, l,loC
hotels, $50 public schools, debt OF
sl7O,0oo.ooo, taxable property of S..
5sS,32+, s99, and T. population of con,
siderably over 5000, 600 In the year
$500 the population of New York was
eo,4se, and of Brooklyn 2,37s, total OF
G., SCI
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Centennial 4. ME-. Church.

Program for song service, Sunday,
May "a: l. Song By the chorus. =.
Prayer, L. w. Arna a.rong. 3. Duet,
Maud Clark and Frtachie Oliver 4.
Select reading, Julia liller. 3, Song
by the chorus. 6. Essai, Mamie keaton,
7. Duet, Mrs. Page ard o. Wilson. s,
Select reading, Mimi, Wine. 0. Quar-
tette, Mrs. Sandford, Bradley, Sims and
Childress. 10. Rocitation, Nathel OH
yer. IL, Song by the chorus. ls. Select
reading, Mrs. u. w. Smith, l3 Ad-
dress, DR.. +. d. Coffin II. Song by the
chorus. 10. Recitatitn, A. Jackson.
HArwf fpp SMITH, Pres.
Miss LULA MARTIN, Sec'y,
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The Hot Springs Comet, with our old
friend Alon2o Stone as editor, comes to
us regular and is filed with newsy mat
ter from the Napor City. The Comet is
now all right and should be literally
patronizcd by the citizens of Hot
Springs, A rolling stone gathers no
moss, and we hope they will profit by
this expression
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In ncw United Slnina In

,rcgan was built On the Pacific coast
for So. 10000, or only $4,000 more
than the cost Of the Massachusetts,
which was constructed Mt the eastern
skipyards. The Oregon was started
five months latter than the Mass /,
chusctts, but wus completed plmost at
the same time. Wherever Uncle San
mas port hc seems able TO build Q
warshlp equal TO the best In the world
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CArr,.GES. WEYLER says he has no
prejudice against American citizens
Us such, and II II were not absolutely
necessary to put stop TO fllbusterlng
expeditions ho would take real pleasure
in pardoning the condemned prisoners
from the Competitor, foreigners as we'll
MS Spanlards, but as It is necessary to
make an example OF them, he must
pcrform his duty.
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Noilce.y

Every member of the ,nited Brothers
Of Friendship and sistds Of the Mys-
tcrious Ten are expected to be at Bush's
Hall on next sunday, NJ -. at > p, M,
From there they will nj rch 70 Bethel
A. NJ, Il. church, wherd their annual
thanksgiving sermon wi be preached.
Let none fail to be on fl.ic.
by order Of the joint E,nventicn.
+, IIkso,, Chairman.
u IIIu,,nxa geerptart
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Fort Smith, Ark,

Miss Stella Rolling visited Miss Z NJ.
Buckley few days last week before
returning TO her home in Springfield,
Mo-,
Little Miss Iannic Bostick gave n
purity to her little friends on the sixth,
1t being the anniversary of her third
birthday, She received several nice
presents.
Miss Il. NJ. Buckley has returned to
Hot Springs after an eight months stay
with her mother here.
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nrnlko some rrIvnte thcatrIcnl. a

prnixo some private thcatricals Mt
tho Saxon court, recently, tho crown
princess took tho part of a maid
servant. The extremely realistic way
Ain which she portrayed a vulgar young
lwcunan. molstening and polishing u
heather shoe brought her rcprooi
'from tho king himself, who said; ave
tr, among ourselves, IL is true, but
,vcn then royal princess ought not
10 play no exactly the manners of u
,all.lN ~
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THE Spanlnrds have pcrsis.

Tnr spnnlards have pcrsistcntly
charged murder rnpinc and inccndi.
nrism against the Insurgents, but the
testimony OF James Creclman, the cor.
respondent who was driven out Of
Cuba, puts that boot on the other foot,
II one-half Of Mr., Creclmaa's state
mcnts about Spanish atrocities be true,
SPANS war methods should become n
byword and roproach among civilized
nations.
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TO Port Arthur ana seven more by
steamer to San Francisco. The tourist
might lose several days by missing
connections and still reach London
again within the 10 days,
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THE Herald calls us Baby Bush A
sweet little name, but really don't you
think | am very frctful little fellow?
Don't you want to take your hand out
of the baby's mouth? Say, George, we
are the peoples baby who loved us
much and we think you have done
wrong in trying 10 become its only
nurse. Don't YOU think so. GeorEc2
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STEPHEN Nrstry. rr,s
JOSH PETITE. sec',.
conareaalonIal.

Program for song service, Sunday
NAV 2E /. Address A. G. lsh. ., Song
by the service. Recitation, Lucy
Lee, 4, Defamation David Bradley.
: Vocal solo, Boncth tarncs G. Song
by the service. 7. Recitation, Lorin1a
King, S. Duet, II Il. Riley and sclec.
tion,
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The city circulation Of The
American Guide is equal to that
Of any weekly paper published in
Little Rock, and has double that
Of any Negro paper published in
the city. Advertise with us.
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First Banlsi Church.

Program for Sunday, May "a; /.
Recitation, Kitty Coleman, . Duet
Miss Belle Collins and Susie Hinton. 3.
instrumental solo, <proi steward 4,
Recitation, Miss Anuic Levinson, b,
Duet, the Misses ; ham 0. Vocal
solo Ml.s CynlnlanE Gee.
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BTsuoPs Bowman and Foster OF the
Methodist Episcopal church have been
declared non-effoctivc by the general
conference in session Mt Cleveland. o.
The conference. however, voted to in-
struct the book committee to make
generous provision for these venerable
veterans OF the Methodist episcopacy CIV.
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JUsrIcr went astray in New York
recently, and Mercy and Charity stood
triumphant for the nonce. A police
judge discharged n man who, rendered
desperate by starvation amidst plenty,
stole four loaves of bread, and gnvo
him money to relieve his necessities
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THE queen regent Of Spain seems TO
be an amiable lady and reasonably pru-
dent in state affairs, but it is no easy
task to make a nineteenth century ma
ton out of a people with sixteenth
century IDEAS. In Winning its own
freedom Cuba will Jet daylight into
Spain, II the feat Is possible. ..,..
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A WASHINGTON lady who married n
Sioux has returned to civilization with
four children, but without her hus-
band. II un American girl is COM
PEELED to choose between Sioux and
n foreign nobleman the odds, perhaps,
are slightly against the former.
The American guide., 1896-05-23

REv. RnonEs, Texas preacher who
found IT necessary to exc out his scam
ty income by following tho plow, has
met the reward Of his industry in the
secular line. lie plowed up 10000
Mexican dollars the other day, aud has
now a prospect OF living on easy
kfrpat
The American guide., 1896-05-23

Tn, republicans of Pulaski county
lshe.,iA organize in every township and
Iprvuu.s;t in The county. Each ona should
pay his poll tax, keep his lamp trimmed
and h,f'ning, PUT on the whole nrmor
~-.Se N readiness, for as sure .a..thcre
is "a God i've ,hould east one vote each
neN september and November. What
this country most needs is arepublican
president, republican governor of Ar
kansas and republican county ticket
elected in Pulaski county, Can you
have IL? Yes, this and much more can
be done II every republican will do his
whole duty, There is no reward with.
out great labori no victory without
bold and persistent effort, During the
coming struggle we want every repub-
lean to put his shoulder to the wheel
Don't fail to pay your poll tax, don't
fail to vote, don't fail to do your whole
duty. Then, after Mckinley is elected
president say, Didn't we do them up
ITO the victors belong the spoils." This
expression should be applied to mem
bcrs of the same party with as much
force as to contending one. II you
are not for me You are "agin" me,
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NaiIca ai pIalak Nm.

The public is hereby tidcd that the
Great House Furnstur company hns
been dissolved. / viii i6w. from said
company, March 81, ptI snd have had
nothing TO do with sail srm since that
date. All lpersons conccl ID will please
take notice. 2. HoffASAs
GEo, W. BouANAN, Al n ,
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LL

w,ru the coaplcilon Of the siberian
,,,l,ynv joarAsy around the world
,,,ll NH BE- possible IA 10 days, and the
snts oftransportation will not exceed
SOD traveller leaving London
.,...ss~. n. telcrsburg III IS hours.
HssX ihc time win es II days
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THE new fast Atlantic service be-
tween England and Canada is to re-
ceive Il subsidy of So 25O,O 900 year, and
yet there people who say that England
has no use for the protective idea.
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Grand Picnic,

The Trilby Social Club will give O
grand picnic, Saturday, June O, oppo
site the West End Park, The program
will be magnificent. Comel
A. HAMNosD, Pres.
v STONE, Sec'y.
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rnr marchioness Of Y
whose

.enth occurred recently, was a leader
Of fashion in her day, She was the
only peeress frcquenting receptions in
Dublin castle who resolutely and con-
sistently refused to allow herself to
be kissed by a lord lieutenant at the
ylce.regal drawlng.room reception.
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THE sos, 900 awarded Chicago wo-
man for the loss OF both feet may seem
high, but it was probably case Of
cubic damages.
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Tho Excelsior

Don't forget The ~ ,,slor Cafe, 7l9
daily. Collins q Jolaan haec ,cceeded
this popular resort
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S2,Sl9.5O.
70 b Given Away In Either Gold, siivos
ar Greeubayks

VS. have money to throw at the birds, nut
would rather give it to men, women and child
rem to do little work 30 here we go for the
GUIDE The person sending us the largest
list Of paid up subscribers between now and the
s0th OF June, 1893;
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MI. Pleasant Bapiisl Church.

Y.P U" 1870 p. M. / Chorus, by th.
Union. =. Scrip'nre reading, J. II. c,
Dillard. 8. Grafton ]. +. Majors. g
Trio, Julia Elm Ainic Sparks, Il. y.
Means. J. Select realug,J. w Walker
O. Chorus, Union. 2 l,icitati'u- carrie
Washington.
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DO you jnlo3

TO buy buggy, or rig 10y kind' II
so, you should see tho feat cspsign-
mcnt sale at Reiuman efore buying.
You will surely save x money by
going to Third and u lana streets,
90 now. Don't walt o. r. night get
left, tiN "It.'
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TERMS.
llrKICNLN In ApNANCE.l

All communications and remittanees should bc
addressed and made payable to J. L. Bush, III
West Third Street, up stairs, Little Rock, Ark.
Agents and correspondents will please write
only on side Of the paper. We do not re-
eelve matter for publication In any other form.
Manuscript shouls be in the office of publication
not later than Thursday OF each week.
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B ships bch, t'

uscLr Saws Ns,tic snips bcn, ,ts
spcci The Oregoa,
}. eevq4 by, coversA4s
i ayrronc o.. iovo-
tuu1 E an hour,
scs her 10 The front
"7S""~' lass aud bri;.
fsi75.0o0.
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81 fhllIip's Enlso"- Church Directory.
SUNDAY Sch ,ornIrt
prayer and sermon s11 a. m. Even
ing prayer and lect1 Mt sp. m.
RL3 r'D,NIELs, Rector.
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diagnosing and treating diseases and derme They wi" give $50 for any
Treat all durable medical and surgical diseases acute and chronic Sa,ar %
rEht dscase
ec kidney liver bladder chronic female and Sa deae stomach ana ana
troubles neuralgia scaca dizziness
ton Obesity Interrupted nutrition slow growth in children ana @ % whg
adults Many Deafness
cataract that hao been improperly treated % % % ef" m,
brain heart disease dopsy swelling OF the Limbs e P%s S
pain the bones gnndu ana all acute
bhnaks facial bches
Epilepsy Fits Cured-A Positive Guarantee.
M1DDLEAGED AND OLD MEN suffering from impaired vitality
specialists these
failed They imported remedies and
u
manhood and all distressing coud result
failed except the last
failed where o insanity has de-
vital
parts positively speedily cured by their French and
methods
taken by eminent doctors
Write full
Personal visits preferred hut
published
be Little Rock CON
SuJTArloN FREE
DIR. REA 81 CO.,
Masonic Temple. Little Rock. Ark.
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~iVoice : of the People.I~
Hearty Treatment All that has ee"
Claimed for Being Words of Grateful Patients


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They will diagnose your case, CON
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Oilicc hours, . to L. a, m, to =,
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yates Of the most notable medical
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Dir. Rcn u Co. have no superior in
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Emperor of Persia. A~.a..,..
ne Was rcr-is's wo., ~
$500 having Travelled Gxt....., Al
e" Progressive We~ter. 'nl
-" Monarch Why D,n,.....''s +
""s WITH America wsr. isr,.ls.' H.
WASHINGTON. May a.-shnr,i,
'he receipt OF the news Of Tho .sr
as'"i 81 The shah Of Persia. >...r. II
'iney sent "A cable mes.ay. !, \,
lister Mcdonald. saying tia, ,ha .''''-
dent directed that sincere cont, f'''-
pe rendered and abhorrenc. ~
crime expressed to the gov.~ ,-e
i'ers'a, and the family II the mnrt r
shah. iu'Nsr ea
The shah was entering a shr;n
l.heran when his assassin drew -"'
toi and fired at him. the bulle, '-
near his heart The wou,l..l
was Al once conveyed 10 the
where he died two hours l.t.r
murderer, who was diguised A. .e
an was arrested, and proved !,
religious fanatic 1t Is b.li.x.s
he had accompliccs. -~s
Nasr Ed-Din. the a,saSsin.t.
arch, was born July II. l-gl Ill.
the son and successor Of Mob,,nA
anu succeeded 10 The thron. So,
Der ~ 1919. just after the ...,,.
u faris, Nasr Ed-Din made -
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

~ the senate. on the lst. a vote was
.aAeh on Mr.. Gorman'S motion 10 r..
uuce Inc number If battleShir.> mr.
vided Tor IN the naval appronriat;o,
oi4l from four 10 two IA r-,g,,...;,.., ~
$4,000 in expenditures and 4, u.s.
carriea-yeas. 81; nays. ~ Anamend-
neh' appropriating 81. 800 for 20
torpedo boats and four torpedo boat
oes'roFers did not Teach vote l~.sor.
40 sourninent--.--.l In the house b,lI
Va, passed 70 admit duty free articles
~ foreign manufacture intended 60
exhibition al the Nashville exnos;,i,-,
~ l>s' a bill TO give Alaska 4 dala.
sate IN congress was practically d.
rated Most ~ the session was neon.
pied 10 discussing. under the svs-r;r-
nte rule and in committee ~ -
whole the section OF the ha,ls-,,,,.-
NJ. e'unS causes for which proceed
y may lie brought against a debtor
JENNIE the daughter ~ Lorenzo q
i""eli- u centervilie. " -
rnrned 70 death. on the 1T ber ,l,.h
ing catching from a bonfire NJ
foweil- IN trying 10 save tie I;fa j,
icr laughter, was - badly burned \
ABOUT the arms and chest that ,-r.,,
pieces OF flesh dropped from the r'o,.s
ana her condition was considered ,.-;,'
ical ciil-
srEAKrSG Of Consul-General w;lI;..
az Havana Dr. Diaz. lust lib.ra,aJ
ana Oinisned from Cuba as rah.I
y AF'hthizer- said on the Ist: az (.
n ruth Spanish spy. and croSs.ex-
ahmed my wife 70 lind ont n NJ,
held communication with insurg.n,S
ma 70 learn II | sympathized ,y;,t
hem Win
IHE Bucnos Ayres pres s..,o. ~.
Intensive and neutral allianc. ~
zen concluded between Brazil poIiv;a
-rusuay and Paraguay 70 NEE, an.
Urgency that might occur IL 800
= War between Chilli and Argentine
FAILURES throughout III. T-rs,., y
tates for the week ended an "a
r r"F 'rtcd w H. q. Dun Il a. ,,-.
NJ n aAn'l ~ Tor the corresponding
eek last year. For Canada III. 800 q
res We're 81, against "a last v.ar y
IHE shah Of Persia wa~ 800. X
He'd by an assassin disypisad "Hu "
onaI a. the shrine Of shah AbdnI r'
I'm near Teheran. his capital 49, :.
a the LIST. '"i eity, A
Ihh SWISS national exhibition u. m
opened in Geneva. ~ N. ~. pi
H. Adoiphe Duecher. vice.nr.si' ~
ny OF the Swiss confederation, al
ihk third and probably fn,f
npt 10 Tie up the lines Of TIA r,,i tn
action 90. Of Philadeinhf, ss FIR
lure on the Ist. "uea ~ I'm
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

IN the 9Th. Miss Barton again ,ele
gTaphefi favorable report OF th.. n-o
Ere>s 81 the relief work in Arrnenia
10 Secretary OInev.
Oh the 27th Pre- sident Farra =
France summoned VI. Meline 10 N,
palace and requested him TO undertake.
the formation Of cabinet.
WITHIN the Mortified gaze of a huB.
cred people in Office buildings and on
the streets. Lewis Larson fell firm,
the fifteenth floor of the Old al
ony building al Dearborn and Van
buren streets Chicago. on the asrh
ana vas crushed into shapeless mass
on the sidewalk. He was washing .
window and neglected 10 wear The
safety jacket when he lost his balance
Mrs ASSIE DYER the baby farmer
VINO, with her son-in-law, Arthur +
Iainer- IS under arrest al Reading
Eng land charged with the murder ~ !
number OF infants. has made a vvr;,..n
confession, admitting the murders ~
which She is accused.
The bill appropriating seoo.o 900 for a
puDic building at Deadwood- : n
was. on the 2>th. favorablv re,o-,ad
to the senate and placed on the c.lar.
car
ANDREW FREEDMAN. president Of .he
New York baseball club. was arrested
IN that city. on tue 2sth. ON a char.
% assaulting Edward Il. Hurst. a r.
porter.
MAhiIS nelly. poor prospeetor
mas discovered huge bowler ~ ,-e,rs \
ore weighing fully 5000 tons. If ,ba
ioot Of Lookout mountain. in Hri,;sb !
,oinnoia- A>says show il 70 run -
nigh as 80 10 the ton.
i, "Ai-iiAA fArL was executed al the
ONO penitentiarv. early on the morn
ny oi me 18th for the murder ~ HI
'ather-in--aw. His neck was broken
ma NE was pronounced extinct II Irs-
nm ntes lie protested his Innocence.
% the last.
a hhfvLr comes from Cuba that ~. I
'panish turned loose three pack mules
oaied with poisoned provisions IN ~. Z
'oPe that they would fall into ~. i
ands VI The Insurgents and do deadlv
york
cL"t D-BuRsT struck the village ~ a
~ VI the night Of the 2-th 5
~ Tour persons are said 10 have been \
A4ea- The olentangg river rose two a
.ct in an hour. :
lHE Denver Manufacturing Co.'S liz, a
rass and lock factory plant al Lake Il
"oi' 'oi.. was entirely DESTROYED b.
re on the 10Th. Loss. 500. 600. ~.
france, trifiing.
yuan NIcK NAv. a Chinaman ,.h,, n
= been attached to the district at =,
rney Office a. an interpreter. applied J.
the View. York police commissioners
the 18th for appointment IN ,bc :,
'.ice force Guam l. an American Y.
.ilen, has forsaken his queue. ana /. y.
rdiallv hated in Chinatown I, y 4,
~ she nighbinders have offered a r.. ar
ard Of $1,000 for his head =
DISPATCHES from Nice. Franco ~ =;
18TH said that the health az 49,. n.
arowitz' which has been precariouS 4,
long time. had taken a sudae, III
IN for the worse. Great anxie.v ~.
I az - Petersburg.
lHE Calhoun claimants and ,he ~
'tants Of the will Of the rnillior,s-. ~
ner 81 Montana. Andrew j Dar;s i
We been asked 70 compru,nisa 90
the litigation which has hao. 4, -
'sress for - many years =.
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ENDED IN FAILURE.


PHILADELPHIA. May 2.-Thc third
and probably the final attempt to tie
up the lines Of the Union Traction Co
in this city Is ended Nearly every
evidence of the tiasco Of Thursday
vanished yesterday. Cars are rum
ming on schedule time and the only in
dication that a strike had been de-
clared was the squads Of police that
still haunted the neighborhood Of scv-
erai ca. barns. and later In the day
these were entirely withdrawn.
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STATEMENT OF POLICY
~ the New French Ministry ColdIy n.
ceived by Council and s.,.,

Paris, May IN. Meline. nr.s;as,,
y Inc new council Of ministers. mad,
statement Of the policy Of the ne,,
eaDinei ia the chamber Of deputic,
yesterday. The chamber received M.
statement very coldly, scarcely half J.
the deputies appiauding his utterance.
and the socialists interposing their ~.
customed interruptions.
IA the senate the ministerial decl.
ration was read by N. Darlan. minis
ter Of justicA
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annual Congress Of the sons Of The A.,
can kesoiutiou.

RICHMOND, Va. May The ANNA,
congress of the sons Of the America
Hesolution convened here yest.rdav
with Cen. Horace Porter. pre>ia.,,
~ 'lc chair. lion. VIM. Writ Henry.
president Of the society. made AZ al
uress Of welcome. and the rep,rt~ 4,
'ie secretary general aud trcasur.r.
general v.vTe submitted.