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Nav HoKK, May 2l.-Tho prop.
cry ~ EhzaUctb, n. j., Of the dsiunct
Uuiicd states Cofdnge company has
been sold by tue shenn OF Uuion ouun.
~, n. j., 10 satisfy a mortgage held by
tho United States Trust COMPANY VI
New HorH. The plant, which was
valued at nearly Si,OJO,O0U, was sold
Tor $4,000. The plant incuIed forty
acres Of ground Ia different parts Of
EhEabeth, IL was purchased by HI.
&. 4. Coruin, acting for a committee,
who II Ia sAil, will rootgAnizs the CON.
pauy. John a. Waterbury OF New
iurg, Flank J. Stutgsss, New YorE,
anu William Barbour Vi Saddle River,
are the men Tor whom Cotbin IL said
10 have beuu acting.
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working % clear the ruins and rescue
tue unfortunate, numbering pgOuAb.g
M less than fifteen. a q zen ot more
people are said ~ ntve uesn IN tuu
butcher shop when the crash came,
Cries. are heard ir1m the dtbfis.
The following ~ the list VI Injured
M far ~ knowt:
\. l.. Hanks, Dnlsrd AMI Gu. about
the body.
James Adsm', bruised, cut and In.
juted internally.
Michael O'Brsu, carpenter back
broken.
Misslnr-Mlss Jennie urfii ,cashler
Of the Jones btborshOp, buried be-.
meath the runs, Az Herman j..
5chinizrk, one " the BARRIERS who
escaped unirjufed, waa rushing out OF
the shop ho saw tho walls aud debris
tall upon hef.
When the Western Union moved
out Of the buildings deofepit structure
" forty years. staining, contract n
were employed 10 remodel aud recon-
stfuct IT, Thia they attempted to do by
ruluiug braces under the door ioisis
held up by piers. The imme late
cause " the collapse WIS tho removal
OF part Of the foundation wslls. There
were few tenants In tho building At tue
time.
Another body, that Ola man, was
recovered after several hours labor
~ the firemun. Tue name II not
known. Peter Straub, contractor,
WIN. Kuppinger and +. w. Mycr,
wOrkmeu, Injured by bricks aud bsAms,
have been taken out Of the ruins.
All Barber Suhuef's employee, *.
cept the woman cashier, have been
accounted TOT
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zor the Bsnsntof shippers.

WAHH1NuTOS, May "a The senate
committee on interstate commerce TO,
day authorized reporting bill for the
uniform Classification OF Railroad
freight, framed on the lines recon-.
mcndrI ~ the national board OF trade.
IL will require tho interstate commerce
commission 10 prepare ana publish a
classification which shall apply to all
tecliona OF tho county. The bill 10
intended 10 inset the complaint 81
shippers that the railroads In different
parts Of the country have q
Classification which renders IL impos.
tlble TO determine actually Ia advance
tho cost OF shipment.
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C.tsrs Of Hsrbnrls'n usdsY 49, obssr-
walton Ia Cuba


walton la Cuba
WAsuuNGTOs, May .i.-Rev. Albert
J. Diaz, Tue American Baptist mis-.
siOnaty who, with his family AVID
brother, was expelled nom Cubs after
having been arrested end iucAtoera,ed
III prison there, has Just been gwen a
hearing before n subcommittee Of tho
Senate uOmmltloo on foreign reln-
lions, consisting Of renat0tB Morgan
and Davia. Mt. DiaE made statement
under oath 10 the subcommittee, tue
substance Of which has bsSn furnished
~ the Associated Press.
Many OF the statements made by Mr.
DiHz 10 the committee have already
appeared In print. Quo case Just tut.
nlshod the state Department was at
Guato whore tho Spanish soldiers
killed ak or seven men (nOn-c0mbat-
apts.l Then the Spauiards went into
different hOusts aud gathered seven.
teen men. They tied these together,
two by two, among them being LadislO
QuinteTO, an American tWsnty.One
yeafs old, OF Key West, who was found
sick In bed. They were taken 10 tho
street aud commanded 10 kueel down.
The soldiers tited At them, killing ali
except the American. This occurred
on February %, In ths immediate pres.
encu OF tbs wives AMI children OF tue
unfortunate men.
DIR. Diaz's statement glyes accounts
OF cases whoto no alleges explosive
bullets were used by the spanish, ana
Of the shooting OF two children IN the
arms OF their mothers by the Span
iarlH.
On the 18th Of March In Havana he
saw man who had been killed by the
soldiers, and who hal eeveniy.one
bayonet wounds. DIR. DibE mentioned
several Instances where tho Spaniards
homuarded insuTgent hospitals, killing
the inmates,
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and Great Britain, VIM. r.. DIfgo Vt
this city was elected temporary cralr.
man. Prot J. r. Mope Of Columbia
College was male temporary seore.
tary. The following were selected to
form an executive committee; John
w. Foster Of Washington; Herbert
Welsh, Philadelphia; Judge Baidwiu,
New Hnvep; Carl Schutz, New YORK.;
q. q. Hubbard, Washington; sud
Rv. l.. r. Chamberlain And George
River u New York.
The committee will meet in Wash.
ington when plans for the establish.
mVnt u permanent court Of arbilfa-
ton will be c0nsidsfej,
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GAs EXrLosION,
rw0 Buildings wrecked aud People
Hurled Ia LS~Ty Direction,

COFFEYvILLE, Kan, May Ala
gas explosion this morning wrecked
two two-story brick buildings In the
center OF the city, causing the Instant
death Of one man, and fatal injury OF
two other peTsons, and w0unding thir-
teen.
David Carter was killed by falling
wall.
Fatally inlursdi \. 4. watkInson
and Eliza PuTsley, both oolored.
Less seriously injured: Dot Irwin,
Maud Young. A. 3. Maxwell, Mrs. +.
IL. Smith, Mis-. Morris, Kate Morris,
Logan EshOme, John Wilson, Joe
Snort, William Kline, William stuckey
ana two others, names not given.
The explosion occurred at S O'Clock,
caused by the careless ignItiDg OF a
match In tho basement where gas had
accumulated from gas well. Several
men waS IN the basement anu
about two score other people
we're scattered throughout tho
buildings. Tho explosion com plotely
wrecked the bulldiBgs, which AIjoinsd
each other and hurled tho occupants In
every direction. The IRE department
and hunuteds OF oltlzens Immediately
c0mmenced the work OF rescue amid
the widest exoit 'ment.
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Before INDIE Strsai.

The following orders were made by
Judge Street today In his division Of
the Third district courr
People Va T.. Il. Nobllit ct al; dis
missed.
John Harris vs. T.. w. Rodabeok;
Judgment for plaintiff for s449.
&. w, l.. Stevens VI ID. II. McAlIIs.
ter; Judgment for plaintiff for 1897 80.
Michael Fitzgerald vs. Martin Nc
Gfaih; smitten from calendar with
leave TO roiustAte.
Thomas Il. Lewis vs. Utah Central
Railway company; judgment for plat
tln for Sl,7l0.sO.
H. J. Whiimore VI Otto II. d,
Judgment for s745 against defend
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AsrI.nIssIoNARY RIOTS.
The British Consul VIII Demand
Redress


VANCOUVER, B. e., May 2l.-Tho
steamship Empress OF India arrived
from Hong IL ing aud Yokohama last
night, bringing news Of additional
anti.mlssionary riots, just before her
departure details OF an outrage on
missionaries at Chingkiang was re-.
ooived. MIR. Ferguson OF the British
and Foreign Bible society ana Mr..
Walker VI the National Bible society
Of Scotland loft Ching kiang la their
missionary house boat, the Shailes.
bury, Tor the Tlchu district. Tho place
has a bad reputation among foreigners,
90 the nttcaution was taken To notify
the local officials through tho British
consul Of the intended visit. When
the boat arrived nj Tichu, however,
1t was attacked by an immense crowd
anu the crew, seeirg the state OF
allsirF, deserted, Ferguson anu Walker
tried ~ paciiy tue people, but without
effect, and Ia the midst Of the riot the
former gentleman was shot through the
maud, but fortunately the wound wAs
not serious, Amer soma delay an
official with ten soldiers appeared, but
lie was pOWBflvss aud tho only thing 10
do was Tor the boat 10 gradually retreat,
which she did, being followed for miles
by tbs nallves, who damaged her con-
tidetably. The disturbance wAB local
Que, but for some time the missionaries
were in great danger. Tue matter Ia
now In the hands OF the British consul
Mt ChingkiAng, who will insist upon
teuTefs.
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GRAYsON, KY, May 2l,-James do
Wit Was hung here today IN tho pres.
ence Of over 5000 people for murder
Ing his wife whom he checked 10 death,
anu hiding the bydy In tho woods. Ho
did not want the sentence cOmmuted,
he said, m sleeping or awake his wift's
glnTing eyes ami screams haunted
HIN,
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Tho anedgra.. TrlaI.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May a.
The Jury ~ tue Judge snodgtass Trial
returned a verdict Of not guilty.
Chlei Justice OF tho supreme
court David /. snodgtasi, Wua
tired on charge OF shooting John
II. Besaley. Disinterostud eoplo con-
denim tbs verdict OF not guilty In the
strongest terms.
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BAN DIEGO, Cal, May 2l.-Secre.
taty Morton arrived In this city last
evening. Ho was given an Informal
reception by the chamber OF com.
merce. In referring to the proposed g..
600, 600 appropriation iot santa Monica
he declared emphattcAlly that II was
utter folly for tho government TO ex-
pend even ono dollar iu constructing
m artificial hafbor 30 near to San
Pedro, q natural haTboTl
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LONDON, May "a. - The trial Of
HOuTy Fowler anu Albert NILSSON,
labOferH, Tor the murder Of Henry
smith NJ Muswell Hill the night Of
February 49, resulted IN the sentence
today 10 death Of both the men. a
terrible fight Ia the dock between the
two prisoners occurred. BJth are Ca
convicls. Tho murder was committed
~ connection with tho burglary Of
Smiths residences.
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Personal Paragraph. chi.

r.. S. Grilln Of Denver
''"' hioago Is
William q, Challis
guest at tho knutsiofd O.. o,,o,. th.
q. w. Cook Of Buploton.
'''' VI ''''' NJ W Eos Angeles has his
Fred phillipCulien register.
""''h''P' ""Geib, a prominent ply.
Or. Henri York city, Is a knutsiord
stefan VI
h''''' eedhnm Of 81. Louis and Thos.
w. land Of san Diego, Cal, arrived
O. hamploion today.
/. Wilson aud j. II, Carroll OF Butte
4 Mr. and Mrs. Il. Barnett OF Colorado
brings arc late arrivals atiho kuutsford.
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DENVER May 2O.-A special 10 the
News nom Wellington nsy,. +. +.
Ernest, Juliua A. Myers and Judge
Mitchell BeusdioI OF Denver arc hero
IN cOntullgtiOn with Comptroller
Eokeis, trying to arrange Tor the re.
Iening Of tho American National
nauk. II Is given out that n the BANK
b re'Opened u must DO on thorough.
10 Te.oTganizsd basis.
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Los ANGELES, Cal, May 2O.-Chas.
N. England, young attorney who
resided IA East Los Angeles, killed his
wiie last night anu then committe 1
suicide. The bodies OF both we're found
today. Englsud came from Afkausns,
anu was indicted by a grand jury IA
that state thlTt while ago for foTg-
cry. lie had cleared himself OF tue
charge. lie shot his wife through tue
temple as she lay Rsleep on the bed, ,
anu then sat down and wrote several
letters TO relatives and iTienus, anu n
Will dlsposing OF his few possessions.
He thea Hay down by mis- wiio's body
and shot himself.
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pa,Ine lor ID. I,aA.I, An,Ir-

CuNsTANrtSOrLE, May 2i.--rho
British, French sud Russian um l,s.ios
have each received checks Tor ClO,OUU
as hn indemnify ior the 0utragus ut
JIddan In May last when the British
consul and vice consul, tue Rus Tau
acting consul snd the FTenou CvnsuPs
secretary were shot by Bsdouius out.
FliH lHN Iuau.
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HanIser- for aoId.

YASKToN, 4. d., May 20.-The
South Dakota Bnnkers' EHsociation 10
IA annual session here today 10 the
number OF forty. hut one address
qutallOn, and this was u fierce RrrEigu-
lnonI OF free silver by a. -. Wilcox Of
the American Mortgage company,
YnnktJn,
The bankers are all In favor OF the
gold standard.
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hALEM. Macs, May 2t.-AIiss lAbl-
gail Dodge, "Gail Hamilton" has been
taken suddenly III with an attack
similar " that which caused her pro.
usoled illness at Washington about
year ago.
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nT IIrIsE. MmI uo 30 LnIop..

NEw HomS, May 1.-The Herald
this morning cay: Thc Rev. Chstles
a. Btggs, professor IN Union Theo.
logical semioafy, SAID tua reporter;
Ut 10 true I an 10 have long vaua.
tiou, TITO seminary managers have
decided ~ Eivo me Il years rect from
work. My vacation viii not begin,
however, until January /, 1897. Ia
tho meantime | will attend to my
usunl duties at tue seminary. Dr..
Buggs SAID bis health was good but he
has had no vacation In tWenty.Ihree
yents.
lie Will probably 20 10 Europe. Iu
this connection Il ~ reported that thu
Union Seminary directors have added
Rev. n. T.. Smith to the faculty, DR..
smith, like Dt. Btiggs, has had trouble
with the general assembly, " bsiug
charged that the teachings OF both men
have not been IN tcoordnueU with the
doctfinos Of the Presbyterian church
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The Sheridan. " ming, Post says;
I ~ AIss,.'si, ut twenty acres OF
potaioss this ys,. He purohasru
sscsntly n not.I, planter which marks
IN. gTo1nt' DIS and covers the potN'
ices making tue planting an easy
r,at,sr M adams informs us that he
rxnects IN liant three varieties, the
Ignrlv ~ fidan, n variety very much
rss,rnbing the freeman, but earlier
ami N iuoh more prolific yielier; Bur
nant seedlings, ana Early Delawsres.
m, main part OF tins crop VIII be u
10 two latter varieties. During the
'ourss Of OnVersStiou, tho question
arose aA to whether there was any
profit In potato raising, aud MI. Adam.
volunteered the assertion that hls last
years. crop paid him u proht OF t4S pei
acle
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IN AnLnIrAN IN IaounLr.
FRANK LRrue Imprisoned In Cubs
charged with conspiracy.

FRANK Inrue Imprisoned In Cuba
charged win conspiracy.
NEW York, May 2l.-A special 10
the Herald from Havaua sAyt;
Frank Latue, n nRiuralized Amefi.
can citizen, wealthy merchant Of
Cardenas aui a prominent sugar
planter In Matanzas province, hiss been
Imprisoned by the spanish military
authorities In the district on a charge
Of political conspiracy, Laru0's part.
ner, Erntslo do Castro, whose arrest
was also ordered, Ia In hiding. Lafue
refused 10 make any statement unless
United States COnsui Hausu shout Le
present. The consul has protested at
tue summary pf0Ceoiinrs, demanding
n civil trial and the night Of legal de.
tense. The Spanish military officers
laughed Mt the protest.
III DisrlO dol ~ 'rcitO, a Spanish
army organ, In a leading article, pro.
duced uanslatiOuH 1T certain CORES
p0nueuco between Generals Sherman
and HAMPTON In February, 1885, max.
lug charges aud couuter.chafges Of
reported acts oil iuoeudiaries, violation
aud execution Of prisoners ~ reptisals
during the American rebellion. These
Letters are quoted by Diario TO Justify
the brutality attributed by the a mori-
can people TO Captain General weylor
In CUBA.
Captain Laborde Of the Competitor,
Interviewed In the CAUAnas castle,
said he was put to the torture by elcc.
lion officer " Pinar del Rio volun.
tecfs at La Palma Just after he was
captured. Inu tnumb screws and
sharp steel waist links, lac ssys, were
usul.
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THE BUILDING FELL.
ANA Many People We're BnrIsd In ths
Debris.

BuFFALo, n. Y, May 2l.-The old
Brown building, corner Of Main and
Senacs streets, formerly occupied ny
the Western Union, collapsed today.
The portion that Tell was being recon-
StTuaied. The cause OF the collapse IL
supposed to have been the giving away
OF the props. Many carpenters were
working In the building, ana tho bar
Der shop OF Morris Jones was full Of
customers. There were perhaps fifteen
or twenty people In tue building. Two
have been taken out fatally Injured.
George Metz, \ barher may die in the
hospital. Mike O'Brlen, back broken,
L. dying. Others rescued HTe NJ. l.,
Hawkes., James Adams,
The body OF Jacob Hickman, bar
her, has been removed. Jennie
O'Brien, the woman cashier Of the
barber shop, Is under tho RUSS and no
doubt dead. Police and nTomen are
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a PLANK rnAr WAS RUIEorEr.
a Promise Touching the Ratio lie.
tween Gold aud silver,

tNetu eolu anu SILVER
DUBUQUE, Iowa, May n. - Gov.
ornof B9les, VINO Will head tho Iowa
delegation to tho Democratic national
convention At Chicago, prepared the
following plank OF the platform, but II
was re- ecied by the committee anu not
reported 10 the convention:
SIN making this declaration we do
not ignore nor underestimate the i'm.
portauoe Of the Democratic doctrine
that the parity Of coin made from
The two metals OF which a double
standard Ia composed should be- iaith-
fully ANA honorably maintained. And
while we believe ratio which has
heoD substantially continued for three
quarters OF u century In the IN NJ
prosperous period Of cur couulty's
history will prove equally efficient
anu satisfactory II rradopted now,
blill, II, when silver and gold arc To.
stored TO absolute equality before the
lsw with equal rignIs In the minis Of
the nation anu az money Of hnal re-
demptiOu, reasonable experience shall
GemOnHlfRte that q panty at the ratio
Aforesaid cannot bB maintained, We
pledge the Democracy Of Iowa to aid
by every msaus Wlthln It's power ln
tue establishment Ji u new ratio just
10 all clnssss OF our citizens alike. by
which such panty shall be main
laiueu,0
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NEW HORS, May 2l.-A special to
tho HERALD from Berlin says:
Tho sultan Is suffering rom con.
tiuual nervous atlaokf. The KuTds
have disafmed the garrison Of SivAs.
They are threatening South AnatOliA
and are preparing further massaoTef
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Race tor the Ci,y Howl

LONDON, May "a. - -Four horses
started IN the race for the city bowl At
the opening OF tho meeting at sails.
fury today. Sir Horace Farquhar's
Nouvea kioho won; Sir J. rhursby's
the Tartar, second FoxhAll KoeRs's
Is. G. three-yeHrold by Donovan,
thifd.
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nonts aIo .el apart according to = f1sd

nouns are cot apart according to = fixed
schedule.
iutcrsi ersod among these regular
orders 10 the consideration OF othnr IN.
ciduntsl matters which have great
Interest 10 mAuv who are outside a,
VOL ~ inside Il tho church. Prom
inunt among those this year IL u report
30 ne Fubmiiied by committee Of
eleven, d. David u. Breed Of Pitts.
burg, Chairman, 90 which was cOm-
mittud the consideration Of "rhe
whole subject Of young peoples HJ.
c.cies nId their relation 10 .hU
church."
an aitemp, hrs been MADE 10 npi.
tHtc Tor The rrsiotati0u of PRO. Henry
Preserved smith, d. d., formerly
Lane lhcol gicsl sem nary, who wns
suspended from the ministry two years
ngO on account Of hcfotIcal tpAcuinr.
10 IL reported that the co setvativea
nave threatened 10 complete the Process
Ia ole case by deposition, unless = stop
IA nut 10 THIS movement, aud 70 IL said
that Prof Smith would prefer such
action rather than remain longer under
suspension.
Another burning question has 10.
gatd % the answer OF the New York
Ptcsby'ery 10 the action Of tho last
ns.embly rnioininE it from receiving
undsr its care, with view 20 lisrus.
ute, tho ttudOuts from Union Semi.
nsty.
Another report that will BE- awaited
with Interest IL dealing with relations
OF the assembly 10 theological soml.
unrIos.
The genOsal assembly Of the northern
Pfesbytrriau church Upuuod At n
O'clock at the Fret Presbyterian
church, where 40 many previous as
stmhlius have met.
zoe upUning sermon was delivered
by Rev. d.. Robert Bustell Booth Of
New York, the retiring moderator, on
tue subject, "ChHstiln uuion aud de.
nomlnntional loyalty"
DE- BJOtn spoke VI the conflicts IN
the church Nnd appealed to the at-
sembly to take MEASURES for tho abatt-
mvut u strife.
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MILWAUKEE, May "a. q. e..
TRIUMPH, tue PRECEDENT OF the dsiuncl
South Side SsvingB bank, fe1 10
Europe after the failure Of the bank In
1893. His partner, !. B. Ko,ttng, Ia
now serving a tenn m states prison for
wtecklng the bAuk. The same charges
Of which koe,ing was charged was
made against Triumph. The tosli nony
showed the assuts u tho bauk hau
been dissipated In grain speculation
aud In bad loans ami that there was =
shortage Of nearly $500, 600, while the
Assets gero about 81 100000
Mr. Triumph maue MS way 10
Europe anu resided In Germany Tor
the last three years. lie came back
voluntaii y last evening ami 10 at the
fesidonoe Of his daughter. when
seen Mt. Triumph decliuei 10 talk ex-
cent 10 tzy he had returned 10 answer
all tho charges made against him, He
IA not AFRAID VI conviction, as he
elaine 10 have had nothing u do with
the active management OF the bank
for lOfg time previous 10 the failure
Of the bank. Mr.. Triumph will sur.
render himself to the authorities today.
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PREsnYrERIAN CONFERENCE.
burning Questions to be Considered
by sue Assembly.

New YoRE, May 2l.--rhe one hun.
DIED anu eighth general assembly Of
the Presbyterian church nf AmsTica.
began II. sessions M garntog. a, II
o'clock today. The scheduled business
OF the assembly IN the consideration
and furlhsTance Of the benevolent and
missionary work OF tue denomination.
For this purpose Gertsip tara GOD
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rns.ea o,.r cIe,rInnd,.N"

WAsHINGTOS, u. o., MaInc,s r.
bill 10 pension Private 80. a..
Hooper Of Ohio was pass, H., ' ,',
Presidents veto today ~ ~ ii'"s' ~
"a vote Ji 1896 10 A..
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ANOIIILN AssElLnLY.

MEMPHIS Tenn, May 2l,-The
thiriy.slzth annual assembly Of the
Presbyterian church OF tho South con.
venrd at II O'CLOCK. The opening GER.
mon was delivered ny the retiring
moderator Rev Charles Il. Hemphiil
VI L0uiiyillp, Ky.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-07

to get any money, whether it is good money or
bad money, men must get work, and tnat q
protective tariff, properly framed, gives the
American citizen work.
In this campaign our people have sternly re-
buked demagogism. but our industrial and
social salvation cannot be wrought ou by the
destruction of the demagogue alone. The
foundation for National prosperity must be
laid in constructive statesmanship. Above all
things this people o. ours, who are working
out as never before the great problem of hu-
man liberty, must strive to learn better the
lesson of sweet charity and brotherly love-
we made more effort 10 care for the people
who ought TO complain and do not and paid
less attention TO those who ou hit not to COM
plain and do, this would be happier and bet
ter country.
And now that the campaign is over, with
added confidence In the loyalty aid honor of
the American people, without resentment
toward political opponents, with an honest
and high purpose to bear our share of the
common burden, let us turn again to the walks
OF ordinary life. GApplause.l
Short addresses were made by General
McNulta, Bishop Faliows and Postmaster
Hesing.