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Evening journal., 1896-04-22
Boston Athletic AssoclatIon's oniesrs.

Boston. April 22 The Boston Athletic
association has elected officers, to serve
four years, as follows; President Mr.. J.
o. Shaw, Jr; vice president, Dr. II. c..
Haven; treasurer, Arthur Hunnewel; I;
secretary, George W. Beal.
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Postmasters AppoInted.

WASHINGTON, April e2.-The following
fourth class postmasters have been ap-
pointed to offices in Pennsylvania: New
Centerville, Thomas II. Whitley, and Lin
daville, Arthur J.. Mack.
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ciothlsg Cutters strike Ended.

CHICAGO. April 22. The strike of the
clothing cutters, which has been in prog
ress for the laCt three months, has been
declared of. 1t is claimed that the en-
ployers won an unconditional victory.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
sunIsrInr From enc Flood.

SoREI, Que, April 22.-Many people
in the flooded section are In preoArious
condit.. N. They are in severe straits for
provisions. which cannot be conveyed TO
them until the flood recedes.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
peaih Of Prpre..or Mercur.

FoRTREss MONROE. Va, April ga
Captain James Mercur, professor Of civil
and military engineering in the Military
academy at West Point, died suddenly at
the Hygeia hotel
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
want our RaIIroad pond..

LONDON, April 22.-The financial arti-
Gle In The Times this morning notes the
increasing disposition Of the public to buy
American railroad bonds
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CONGRESS- ACTION.
The House Votes 60 Unseat Mr.. Cobb--Ia-
dian BIN In the senate.

The House Votes to Unseat Mr.. Cobb-Ia-
dian BIN In the senate.
WASHINGTON, April 2a--The senate
further considered tho Indian apprCpria-
tion bill, but did not complete It. Tho
seotarinn school question was taken up
late in tho session and brought out ami
mated debate. Senators Gallinger. Thurs
ton and Teller opposing and Senators
Gray and Pettigrew supporting the amend
ment offered by Mr.. Cockroll extending
for two years the time for the entire aban-
donment Of sectarian Indian schools.
Final action on tho question was not
reached.
Most Of the time was given to the CON
test against legal claims In connection
with the western Cherokee settlement,
and the claims were finally agreed to.
The house unseated James II Cobb
(Dem.), representing the Fifth Alabama
district, and voted --i2l 20 45--to scat Al
bert II. Goodwin (Pop). but the point OF
no quorum being made the house adjourn
cd with the final vote still pending. Five
Republicans voted with the Democrats to
rocOmmit the case with instructions TO
the committee to permit the contestant to
offer testimony In rebuttal. Mr.. Cobb had
5OS majority on the face Of the returns
but the majority found extensive frauds
in the thrOe black counties Of the DISTRICT
which reduced Mr.. Cobbs vote and gave
tho contestant 2, 300 majority. The mi
nority claimed that no opportunity was
given to submit evidence IN rebuttal and
that fraud was presumed. not proved.
Mr.. Cobb has boon n member Of the Fif-
10th, Flfty-hrst, Fifty-second and Fifty.
third congresses. He was unsoated by the
Fifty-first house.
An effort was made to fix Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday Of next week
for debate on the bankruptcy bill, but 1t
was unsuccessful.
Mr. piokler's general pension bill will
be brought mp this afternoon and the de-
bate will probably run until I6idag.
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The Naval AnproprIatlon Rln.

WASHINGTON, April 2g.--The senate
committee on naval affairs voted to recon-
mond that the naval appropriation bill
providing for the enlistment OF 1000 ad-
ditional men in tho navy be made imrn6-
diately available. This action was taken
on the accommodation Of the secretary
Of the navy, who said in letter TO the
committee: 1.-THE battleships Massachu-
setts, Oregon and Texas will be ready to
DO commissioned by Juno /, but unless
the additional mon can be enlisted imme-
diately after the passage OF the act It win
probably be impossible for the department
TO obtain crews for these vessels untfl the
early fall" {"
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Weather Forecast.
Fair; slightly warmer; northerly winds.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22

OF course it's initiated
anything good always is
that's endorsement, not a
pleasant kind, but still en-
dorsement. HIRES Root
beer is initiated.
Kaie onv bv The Charles r. Hires Co., PHILADELPHIA
lji pae1asa makes gallons. sold cycryuhcrc.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22
MUNYON!
Honest Testimonials are Positive Proof That
Munyon's Remedies CureA
Rheumatism, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Kidney
Troubles and All Blood and
Nervous Diseases.
DON'T BELIEVE IN HEARaAY.

Go and See Your NcghbOrs Who Have Will
Gladly Tell Munyon's ITonicnopahic
Remedies Have Done for Them After Remedies
Failed.
Evening journal., 1896-04-22

PENNEs AND SMALL CHANGE car
BE HAD AJ:THE COUNTING Room'
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Az nNGLIsII VIEW or m.
In Any oihcr Country Such Parry
Would Ec nlycrrdttci

London, Jun" lj1'he Morning Post, ~
viewing m" session Of tin rnifod states
congress lunt resol a,yt. The announce
ncnt of tho adjournment Is the ntaf ia.it
nlgu OF :hai ,'plihify 10 public opin-
on which vns sail. IA ihc long ran. 10
gDnrao',- thc American ship OF s'aie
nTniuT disaster, In any other country.
az a matter Of course. after such II aes-
sion me Inriy aiming majority IN
such congress wou4d be hope''ssly dia-
ored%ei, tbs. however. dcsN not seem
hf"ly 10 America 40 on" has word
TO Fpy Tor the conduct OF ihp party Yet
thee same politician. sill be IN me en-
joymeri Of si'li gioafer powe, most year.
4 SHrious reflection Tor ihc admirers of
American 'nsliuiiors ~ ine n'ilscG Dr.
troint'on .. me .,iiai- N-iethrr hits
y due 10 the adlnias'on 81 many new
state or 10 Inc fact thni corrupt 'niiu-
"nces Rradiu.ly cnsiron the non who
continue long in pnb'c fc ~ Washing
ton. n Is INC seunle assembly Of y"i-
ofaps which has done most to iisrr,di
congress IN recent years.
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shrcwd move q draw the convention into
tnc civil service controversy now on In
New York State, and which involves
state constitutional points and the ap-
rointmcn, OF sixty OF moro OF cxcisc,ren
10 curry out III. provisions of tho new
liquor law. The convention VIII undouh,-
rilv. refuse to express itself ON the u,ics,-
t.pn
There was n conference tonight M the
southern hotel At which several states
were represented, Name. New Hampshire.
Nohn"Vtcu', Rhode Island New York
pennsylvania. Illinois aud Wisconsin
gold plank In the platform was dis.
GUESSED anu the following was agreed on
anu VIII he iscscntcl to the committee on
resolutions. v"
We favor the maintenance of III, OK.
stins gold standard aud are oproasl TO
nv w ircr c"nagc of silver eNcop, by inter-
"" NV, aGtccncn' FOR hmetallsm''
ne men IN the coufrrcncr were ;hos,
VINO WIZ prals,hiy represent their States
WI 'nc committee ON resolutions
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VICE rRnslpNNrlAL GOSSIP

| lflar Is Urging Morton TO Accept the IA
End of the Ticket
! s.. Louis Mo. june "A Tho vice prog.
dental hpoms afood sfill this afternoon
aud awaited the development OF nra,ro
War Of correspondence hetwccu i'lat, aud
/ Governor Levi T.. Morton. Tho ,npor, ai
! tie messages Was to ga II his cong.n. 10
! i.!ace his name III nomination for the vicu
~ idoncy Instead Mr. D.pcw altd:
mr. li son, IN, name Tor ihc PRESIDENCY
even ihrnEh ftieshw defeat, WAS 10 hnNc
N" dem iSirnir-AN'. aud say to fhr Cui;-
Ven icn that he vi no, and wouli lot be
a 4 md into for wee president fnsi Mt
l'laii has trrsak.n ali HOPE IN tn. rrrs.-
d"niihl bn"n OF Mi Morton ~ peri--tly
WHOM nsl'cd ,his afternoon 4 he ,9nd any
namo V III h" presented 10 IN, convrptio =
her" was t'unoi culrei. that a. .Nc9v
YORK delegation would present 'h. riinc
OF General ii'nninin r. macy fo' Vca
pic' dent ma mat ,lm ant organization
pc pie would present thc name OF e.. =.
i'i.es and ASK for Mr. rlaWs support.
To both of ihose rnmors Nj n, pnid
TIN cko'. mon Nnw Yore STATE nns no
II was Unlimited that som Of tho ONO
pr ople w.,rc liot at all nv,rsc "a AIr Nor
ION hcinp III" iail ond OF The tick"t but
go no help from Mr llannr
Cornelius \. iilss ~ Il ionish ~ hay.
- 10 hme 10 on caHdidntr for the WEE.
presidency. am avnr" that iini frn.nus
nave neftinnri my nam" II Tim rofli,o-
iion during the Last few dayr. lhrr. nsH
b'on more or les newspaper talk oi no
nat really am not cana hytr 90
\ distinctive portion OF IN, gosslp wa
a tendency among he supporters OF Nh
Mex inlry 10 throw ibr nomination for III.
Nioe~ufc irl- AZ 80 PDRl" man ',lio inieh'
he selected by the opposition IN. .ne,i
of ms ann IN talk hn> had tn" ,T.c,
OF Increasing To som" rNtCii he move
menl so tho interest of Mr. Dinghy, Of
Mnluc. hconusc of hls close relationship
to Mr. Reed
The aiti,ui" of Mr. pat, is believed 10
preclude tn" porsibi,ity OF hY hnving y
opn'ro,ing Influence In the ,hroviur of
iho nom milton 10 New York. .yrn II he |
houll have ans desire to figure IN thai
oanacliy
scn"tor AEisons supporters hong
No7i"rn mon. rs is Governor Max lniry - I
western man. The iradvisab liry Of g,,iug /
the S"fon1 place To- pnc Of his 1upporter' |
in cIsc OF the nomination Of Mckinley Z
Is genera " argued. IN" ugliutorR ~ 'hr 4
DinElo} movement rera,l IN his interest |
tho fact that b. ~ nrkMirv's rrpuh,icnn |
siicr"gspr ns. chairman II he committee
on WAYS and Wctns. and fri;r iba' inside /
frrn. hong from The nriirrnp East sul |
n si1unrh supporter of Nh Reed his own |
qualities ar" ef' % ~ 10 rnnhc Nm |
strong possibility fpr l'he frcon1 place
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UNITED STATES FLAG.
"cherai wise SAYS 1t win Re Carried al
Richmoud

General Wise Says 1t WIN Re Carried AZ
Rchmond.
"ohhond. Va, June 1.-THE rcport
whsch mas GAINED Widespread circuln-
"oh 'hAt the United States nag would
h't hc permitted In line du.irs III. Con-
'suenhte reunion here has created ron.
Sl"erdflc STR. Mr.. L.. II. Til, npson. .ui.
s"' ~ The United States navy dcp,rtn,ut
al Washington and chairman of tho VET
GRAMS committee a; Tie National .nni1,l
writes mere 10 General Pay,on Wlsc for
"""''hilun ,n this subjrct n, s,ys IN,
"""h"'kioh Observation-Disclosures nrnn,vo /,
'''nE VITA them Tho stars and s,r,pes. h,t
'"s 'Npof' referred TO has surprised ,h,m
Nls, Ky, ns ID Nh. Thompson. General
'n' ask whether there VIII ,r any
"a ind'N 10 the initc. states HI.
l,' ny ia tn" procession ,t,,, III %, - t,'r
'rt' NuW law l,hinsd that there Nlil ~,
ne information ycn have rly.u IN III,
NM, X ptrit'tiy husplcss and 1
"uH ',r "a. hrst 'n'e from You Not
ny !n' ~ objection 10 ,ou,, ,s,,,ir
w. w Nt me iag uf ,nu common ,oti.trv
m',nN ny ssinn, In. We shall beni IL uui-
~ WIN b. found eveiywli,rf II:
wy ',Nfiiich, 90 the strcA;s IN ln,ina
'''i With the cuiara wh,h ~ bnr.
nrN w Wu. ana which We shall upar
vi i,,,,,H" ~" Tvs ms IN hrNAdr or
W ,nNHl'N, hut fer gwcct memories s,i,
ivf N"nr mhitaiy organ 8at.unS wh, w,li
hVi's tlN nNs horc they Win 10, ,i,.bt ~
" 'oN quicker 'han we when tho SAFELY Of
ho,,, ,",a ~ ,N ~ ~ danger aud whtn its
Whon, 'N-rr sidcn, Jrn pnvin' hoiy wa.
~ ,n",tNn mere foui Ncars ago thr c,Skot
'nnfca nue iRg. WHOM l.vo's nnnouitnt
was unveiled a rE mrn II renus,l ynun
,ii'.,i Nhsen MO come down horc To nnr.
,NV''r l"iiiNcd 10 take It's riacs IN uue
whct the Cont sderatn tt,i ~, wor, lorna
'N inc 'on'edrrhic veterans.
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between Houston and C,,Sro has boon
shortened one hour and twenty minutes
IN order ia. reach Cucro In time to connect
WIN the san Anioiio aud Aransas Pass
IRA ms Tor san Antonio. Other desirable
changes have been .,n,ic. General Sup"r-
in,rndrnt Forbes has been trying for some
,fnc 10 arrange go that conncc.i,ns could
" naie both ways al Cucro, to, and from
san Antonio, but failing In his ncgutia-
uons Win ihr Arnn-as Pass has ruadc
uns ,inpicNement Independently. l, vas
m.',,trN hnrrnrucahlc 10 arrange foi con-
nHctions coming frrm san An,ou,c rndrr
the present time card OF the Ar,nais pnss
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cIyiL SERVICE PLANK.

Tho New Workers HAY" a Trap for the
tsnyrniion
Louis. jane 1.-The committee on
p,alfoIm INNS haY'. 10 wfes,Ie with an m
poi' AMI question when Abram Gruber. OF
New York presrris ms proposed plank.
"ih" reaubirau paiiy demands that
puilio people b. thoroughly qualified to
perform Hffviecs required Of them That
civi service ckHml nations ne conducted
oniy hy men VITO, from experience. know
tn duf!eS 70 nf performed by. or the
work required IS. per ons holding office
ard ma ~ 3 nesiions 10 snp,icanis he
only sath - directly concern the service
to ne performed
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TEOrHIE LOOKED ron

~ voland. rhi1. June N.--At 10 n'a'ork
tcnsh, 100 mr.hins qu; rTyuen VII, arr
nos.,y f1r'iaucgH, marched out OF ihc
yii'ase ~ Ifhrp. fen tnen mil nom her.
hound for Norlh Ammo Il, wh,''e sfv.rii
nuiirj quar- ,'ncD ~" an II $50 Tn,
thinkers VIA Try - inimc ho n.rn 20
quM If pcpsihl,. Icr ons irpuhls Is . ohti
FOR tomorrow afternoon.
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81 ipula. r'ne II sefnfor l.olgu. wao
has hocn STATED ns IN representative nf
Ma,fa' huaelts on the plNorm commit
i"r WI ngh' II nnr.,Hs,ry FOR uElr
gold rinr f.id. Should Ne fail 10 gain
MS ioini ln comm ,'or tie ~ili take np
~" night ou the naor of the convention,
"" IS puoicd hA m'inhere NJ I'm" MAash-
rnur'is 'el"rai'ou rs snv,na lie wauld
heunud a roll call 'ot" hni plpec oyery
on" on rncorl He l. snid by ne riio~
dologntnH 10 hnv" u,if'c ms announce
mont 70 Mr. IlAnnn lndnN.
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Ll.MnER YARpn SOLD.

GEORGETOWN, Itxas, juro u-A bin of
sole hns hren lle in the county Clerks Of
pc by the j. G. Mccrcary Transferring
o-mpnuS 10 j, u. Dali. a onn-h.,f interest
hi an lhe Mccr lry < l'owcii Lumber
inrdg siccks uf material ane' fixtures
a. Earil'tt Granger ard JhNi,ia III Url,
~ llamfen and Milan counties, the ccn-
hllnrf. II u hmm slADD
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~ louis J,re it " e. Ril"y q Ken
~ Nv who has TO- n y lcciol as M
lorary scrro n'y. H.i 'oaJh h, -,
orgaifzpi ON @cuid ot.lc rtn h u cf- re-
Thursday az ilu convention w'u,d n
Trough i'rinaY, owing 10 tho fac tit
i,"rc VIII be no nghi s.iln3 81 Tu So
Jsy. W"hursday or Thurs.p the h II
having zen Rivca up FIR ether rlTl Jsrs
those uiphs
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comm steo also ,iisra,"rod an appeal and
SO HE Ncw York coufcgtA enc nnnlly dis.
posed oil
Mi pnit a-l,.d FOR his personal op n
ion iu The matter of I'M, Twelfth dialr ct.
snid M.fsrs Bliss and Kruger did not
l"No ~ '.'g 10 stand upon mai the Nj
tioiWl committee knows II n 10 sur-
prisins lh,i n,,n Of Nj ltl!ss' Nm" yrnsr
at hni would Il 'c'pt plat'" in he con-
vent "a I'm 's'r such circumstances How
.Ncr gu no more thun we worc iol
I" expect
Mr lrrM stared cspl oAlv tom rh' TINT
~" y ~ work. delegation h"l no intention
rf hnling tho convention
w. shan he frd. leave tho htn
Oily when the convention has adjourned 3
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no a POET.

First from pure. strong thought build
your structure strong,
Then deck with beauty and music its
rn shape.
TIL rich ri.icvos round us poriala throng
drapc~--
Bur. sil'bcware ,tst from your s,,,,p:urod
ronE
Edgar Fawsatt. In the In ispsaSsat
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WI ASK ior a nearing ana urg, h. p ~
II Ion Of woman suffrage In ~. ,i,frnrn
ana Il most ,enniio ludo,a4em, IA, ,V'
! g ilildrMly ,NprN ho sunto,, IF
del' .atcs from eight S'A-ss n 49,.
al &c WIN pl dges ic ciNtd 10 That M" .
THE STATE ptLEC;ArlONS.
They Wi ro'd Meetings Today to I.r
feet organization.
- Louis. Juue Almost ali OF IN,
State delegations hlve hNed npon
o'clock asmorr5w afternoon AS thu hour
when they Viii mo-, and name ,ha.r ,op.
rcsenlaiNes on the committees on ,oso
lnilonS, crodcn' ais permanent oigau.aa.
'ion and rules, rs wel as tn National
committeeman and the lis oil honorary
vice pre- sldcM.s.
! Iho Alalmmt delegation has n, upc,
headq'triers. hu' WIN meet tomorrow at
NE ST. Jam National Committeeman
w Ham ionuGhlped said nothing had
been determined
only Il few delegates from limos arc
| mere present 1t IS understood hat cN-
Governor lostnh W. Ffcr viii be the
chairman, l,r y. Jameson m7mhar OF
m. National committee and Il bert "
Patterson OF tne Chicago Tribune Nom
per OF the committee on platform ana
now here have mad no specula'lon
me Iowa delegates have no; al airivcd.
Tie hesiiulr,ers Of the nawkeyo state
nave hen ol,ened NJ IA. ionineiu. AZ s.
"a ny the dcissaies Who arr mere chat
Colonel l.. u. henderson wll ne ;re .,hair-
man oi The delegation and 'hc - presenia
tiNn an the comm! tee Of solutions Ni'i
n ether senator Gear or George W.
French OF ipaNonnpiT.
congr ssmau ". T. llenburn is sla I'd
for HE committee on crelrni ais
Tho delegates from Kentucky have
opened head luarierS Al Hnrsus hotel
They are Unanimous ior trs Kentucky
cur1onry pia.form declaring against the
free aud unlimited coiing' uf silver.
Tharc will be iW, conics,s ~ The dtlcga-
tons, For National committeeman, John
" N"rN"s. now iillins out 'hc term Of
Governor Bradley. who resigned FROM the
comm iisc Will he opposed by ''nnglc~s-
man ", Godfrey Iirnior, Who WAS tho
repuh.c nominee against SehH.Hr
Blackburn las' winter before he egl' la
tur". The contest result d IN " d@a flock
ani no election rherc VII also be "a
s'rugr ioi the Craftsmanship Of thc
delegations sixteen of tho lwortN-thr e.
BRADLEY for president aud others wei for
Mckinney Since irIiicy's witnirivnl
from tire race the delegation is a unit 'or
F'or GOA and For Reed" is he motto
ri thu Massachusetts, ia.cat.ou and III.
oidel that no one may doubt II ihe man
ayers fnve hung Il al over De walls Of
tho hoaiquar' rs ~ the Spnibnrn koi' l.
II has heca the motto of the Mhssa iu-
s.its members for months. hut IL ~as
formally top''d a. "a meeting of th'' i"l-
ceatr1U oday At Il nit.hi ing T. ~
Draper az Hnpedn,e "as elected hair
man. Il is unlerSt' % that tHior
IienTT o'4rat l.6dp. VIII 10 the commit
to.n7nn on r. buttons Curtis Gu.li. l".
one OF me delegttes-tf-larG from Ms
sachusciis was asked today for " s"l"-
ment Of the ai.iiuc' oi ~" MIS- nus f's
dele;ntlon rceirdng tic financial plank
J., an
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NEW YonK WIFI NOT APPEAL.



but iiil' hail,y.s -. ~ '''''''''Y '"'
W ofS' "i ~
ST LOUIS. June III doos moi feel 50
h,.;t, n. h,,,,,nsI thou-h, i, ,vouId .
,.,, , ,,.,,,....,
rE"''iN''' INV E"'' '"' = '''N'''s' -"
f'rhnrh this afternoon as be- stood In
,rho,,,s a pH,,,'s roou and .tis.,ssol
an,
"fh N"no''a' o''i'''' ''oo''h "lnl''' y
sutherland. ex-senator j .Sloaf Fass,it.
S.naioe Frank A llru.iti,ks and Senator
T., ,',,..,,
li'""'"N T. ''i'HN"i'i Wv ''' 7''" go '''
Nationai committee on tho Coni"sici cssce
''N'h Wy com '"'' ~ ~ 'i'
do 'ii' whether furulof contest shonl
,,is. ana in .h. ,ouv,nt,on
''"'7 'N" ~
Il Ma d'ril'd that IN" acton oi lh'
Nat f,naI committee IN tho New YORK. con-
,I'.,.,,on. rr.,. ,..
't"'9 WY ""' ~ ''' y ''' 80"
Inc districts ~ Nhirh III ""s 'il'nTFlN
interested Werc ~ New York Ne meyer
en-, l.,.,,,., ..t,,,, nv. ...,,,..-s , t,,o,,l
80 mann "'
iyu, as II appear 1t mat lhH n'u VINO iu
iruuaI 10 contest seats Of thr Iluit mon
u,..,t, .,j,,,oi.,,. p,.,, ,,btr, ,h,, ,,,t and
"""''
tue Flait d'i"Bhi's W. y" seated Hilhni~
mousiy. me greatest hshi mar "tS
that n ill iw'niy -"rhlh dlN'itrl Nh'r"
were cpntcsNnf WITH the finit drlrt'i os'
lio~hrd, Carroll and 1hhrinw weed
iidlnS. TINS Wa NC slronrt-t raSe th'
Ilait men pfcsontrd aud yet ui- drIeg les
secured hut h1ii otr 'ych shared Win
the hnii-i'tlt mon IN tnV oih'F dlf-
tiiCts niii-l'latl men srio s"ii"i WIN
iuli Dol edi powris.
William krooitlirid ana Anien -. NJ
COOK ia m" IN it"rnth ana 6. ~ Coils
und top"ri j WEIGHT III N" fiil"fn'hl
were se1ird. liner" No a. question ap"hl
M IA ms OF l'r 1Hhin "a anu Mo- n3h 80
Mr. shner!and. VINO aad h"rn lighting VA
ilatis itI"feSt through IN" ~ Hiins
CLAIMED ih" iiBht 10 MAKE IN" notion Ia
snsi mem.
Ine most sun 5rnil contested 'a4'n
wa that Of IN Twelfth hislr at, wh@h
sph even. ~ he -oinni' iHr y was known
NAV ~, ildW wa. ih''hs'lS lNir'rsl''
Hnd cd not want llr lH"dog OF ne lh.-l
ton opposed TO nm 10 sernrr ne a.
Vantage winch Inc req non 81 ~ nfi'-
faies "ouii siNo. Thr i1lit OF poIt from
tho 'on'rniloh uhl"sH ne iIait men were
seated ana inc Amos IMP el ihltat4 VI
NJ. '3ni'trr.tnd IN 90" coiuinltl'r thhi
nolt N"lld ighpN ne Se"slnk 81 bNfH an
Kruger, ""rhcn INC 'oiinli't Np 10 ih' /
lrthest Wtfn Of 'hlli'ih"ii' 80, IA NY
lutt rAise1 IN nc comm zee ".It az
lhpHsn an IN lansnAAr ~. eh m.Snl y,
II The l,ast H!slnH,eiui 20 ail' ".inp.' VI
the commi'leo waf' wlttdthwn, i "a nos
lrsfcn me determined iril.nt 81 lilN OPP
lo7 iS ad"s "a sea theif frspe,,,N' m',, I
ih' prrsnns, Ioi,, aa " eJi.f he
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MEM YORK McNiNnmy nooMrRs.

| Woi. Rceei, Il Nifh tiirs by the IA.
| hcroNi. nt Merton
81, I.on.s. Mo : ~ loln u MIN
holland of New Work., Win 3p NJ Is inlay
shonicrs from Governor Morton ana
Thomas &, PLATES state arrived "a 81
I.ouT tonight prcced i hy ln'id Of
mus and wearing e'al'""'" Mckinley
badges
.rh,y nnrch,d up to tnc anmo hp.e,
wnoto MIR, rar "as stopping npd mo
tho corridors wh"ir ;h.N IS rf received
with rlecrs Ny tho McilniNs vt oplc ana
hissos and groanH p' ih' VI fiinu ~ lh"i-
cuis When Nj N ho;rui rHl auar-
n.rc1 ne poorl. Na a,Aj "'llia STORY that
We wtrr noiiyod p mus Val nor
pnlI uur ear fnrr Is urtrHe- W. n'"
n'nriy +oo a'rong mud we rnt~ iit a.
Fuol Iei.t 9n wl % htinr Niih uf oi
ii.0o yoiora of the Stsh 81 Nrw york
who b. ~. tlui SEX alrc N 'lc t'up
rfurc "nintlv" ef The reoplo"
Jnirr Mr. Milhal,if1 We. iod Nj ii4rina
NJ M rooms n NnH iIilotppl' hpA
eyer thai he showed ll,iic inleret1 Va lhc
fIcer-s OF Mr. Rliss in ihe Nfs YORK clp
iost aud dii not cnll "u hm Of al ~
wns .uJ tlii up 10 m,dn GIN Ne ssfs
Bll,s and krlper hal docilod ihli lht'r
total Of ono vnt" Nhnihi be caFl on tho
nlTi ballot for Morton rhis lrducen the
Mckinney Vnir IN N'w Ndrl, 10 nuly Net'n,
who're nine had beop c.aimr1
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Victoria. Y &as, June 1.-THE new time
table 40. %. which goes into effect We'd
ncsday. June II. viii be me fastest eyer
inausuraied on tho Nicior'a d vision ihe
running time between stations being at
the rate Of forty miles an hour. The time
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LOST goTiI Legs.

Dallas. Texas, jane it-~Pass- ~ 'rs on
the Katy evening tram f'oI, Wa +, loiny.
rcpcri lhut al a mt .ix niles south 81
WaXahachic a Waco nrSro named .,ojn
Lane jumped OF the IRAN ana had bo,h
lc.s frn over.
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- place Reed IN uoinini.ian. has hc fomc
the rrc irnir"n leader at iho Rood force
amt ~ne" h. ARRIVAL na, n""u trying Ia
taih.r the scattered Rood iNic's hni re-
tiirNr tire losses lh4f hlNr oe wtt"d IN
tn past fcw days. Mr. l.odsf has 81 i,ri
-nNcfli OF ,hr anti MIS- wiley i'ad,r-.
r,ii ne upon Mir i'la'i, Ni quay and
III nhars Il delrgAu 'Ns
tla rmnn l.iiihhcld u' Inc Maine dele
patiHn. WHO Wtl rnrhnnN second lS"ri'H
nomination. has b"sl nis,ng for llr
spcnksr NJ has hl ib " hend
Gurrtcra formally opened. and tonight
tuo dcleeaira hcli mne'NG in which
sfcus ~eto talk N toward prrssin mo- can
didacy of laaod with nll i'assihlf ,pirii
meeting. and routi 81 The delegates
shows irn' Rnfi Ms 'ENntiir S"nalor
Lodge announced Atltr 'ho m'o rs 'hn
rrar" " r. thpiy Hoii fcl"gatrs iot R'~'d.
The del sAiious from MAiur and MhH'n-
chusetts ar" nDi talking OF any "-rond
chnce mon n cnnlilntc ior Voc lrnallent.
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Madrid June H,-Alvlces from Havana
state thai General cnsteliano has beaten
the Insurgents under Maxine ,iome1
noir pucrio Principe and the latter lost
several hundred men.