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IS SEEN IN GERMANY.
Dr. Otto artnd, the Famous Leader
tAmopg EUROPEAN lllmelalllsis on
Free American tonnage.

Dr. Otto Arendt Of Germany and
one OF the leading political economists
OF Europe, who Tor years has been a
staunoh advocate OF internaliona,
bimotalllsm, is one OF the latest noted
converts TO independent American
coinage. AS a preface to q vigorous
article on that subject he says.
"rhe people Of tho United states
have never been called upon TO decide
a question 50 important as that Of the
coming presidential election. Persons
and parties do not count In this cam-
paign at all-the great fundamental
principles OF modern national life aru
at stake. Shall these be upheld. or shall
they be irampled under tooi? Thi. IL
the all.ahsoEblng question. Europe, tho
grAndpaTunt OF the young Colossus,
lonls In her old bones that thu ballot
boxes which are soon 10 bB set up In
the cities anu villages and h. mlvts VI
America will speak tue desiinIvs OF her
leading nati0ns. Never before was
the dividing line - sharply defined,
and We understand that the sovereign
people VI the United states mean once
for all 10 solve the social question
which has in late years caused 90
many disturbances and unhappy cou-
diliont. European bimetallists who
have been fighting the gold standard
ioT many yeaIs PAST regard internalion-
al bItEetailism rs the tTuu solution Of
all the questions involved. Ny own
Views on tlat subject / have laid down
IN su essay published ia tue June issus
Of the NoTin American Review, when
| gAvuit aB my opinion that tho ques.
ton OF free silver should DO settled
only after an International agreement
regarding the relative values OF gold
anu silver had been arrived at; for ~
that time / took II for grained that
both parties would favor silver Ia their
platforms, though not 10 tho extent OF
tres coinage.
"a free coinage President appears 10
me lesser evil than a stock exchange
iTesident, who would walk In Cleye-
lanu's footsteps. There are superficial
people In this and other countries who
imagine that II Bryan 10 elected In
November, free silver coinage will
begin aeXt March. They forget thlt
Congress must Anally decide tue ques.
tion. Even 6n0uld President BryAn,
~ viii DO most probable, call an exttA
session, 1t would take several months
beiore iree silver coinage would Ds
legsilzeu. IL ls iully appreciated Ia
Europe that free coinage would
prove more formidable menace
than the proposed suspension Of
tho Blaud and Sherman acts. Euro.
peru iiaanoiets and monopolsts have
had taste OF tho fluctuations Ia
American values, aud fears them more
than even Mckiuiey'J protective
tsril. America offers US tue tantanA.
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Union silver Party.

BAY CiTY. Mich, Aug. 20.-Thu
Democratic state convention convene
a. 1880. Prominent men maue
speeches Of folloiIation upon the pros.
pects OF tho campaign. "When tbs re-
port OF the couierees was made the
greatest enthusiasm was manifested
aud the report unanimously adopted
by u rising vote. Recess was taken.
When tue conference report was read
Ia tho Popuiisl convention, there we've
some tigns Ut approval and some
OF DOUBT, one delegate deolaf.
Ing tue proposition was IN the nature
OF the spider and The ty, However, IL
was decided to invite the silver men 10
gather NJ the Popuhst convention hall
at .. IN. aud Iaka par, in the fofming
Ola Union silver Party" No action
VIII bc taken On the OOnieToes' report
until alter the amalgamation with the
diver muu. IL 10 usdeIstOOd the ID an.
ocfats and silver men have agreed upon
Thomas IL, BaTkwOrlh, Democrat OF
Jackson, M candidate Tor governor.
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National Perry headquarters.

WAsiuNGToS, Aug. 20. There was
a meeting last night Of the executive
committee Of the National party at It's
headquarters, Vice Chnirman Stevens,
OF Colorado, pfuslGing. Several Of tue
members were uusbln 10 attend but
were represented ny proxy. The com.
mi,lou decided tuAt headquarters
should 10 established ut WRshingtou
Hui Chicago, both 10 be Of equal I'm.
poitancs. Tue report maue ~ uhv
nation" 0rgau'zsts OF silver CLUB,
dscrse T.. ktuuuy, was, the committee
reports, most encouraging VITA tc'of-
ouos 10 tho number OF Republicans
whCns names have been placed on the
club rolls. Tue report also said that
the work In The Mississippi valley
states In forming olupa had been m0si
tucctesiul, being Organized by hun.
utois.
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Au Apology

a man who has reputation for be-.
ing very catelets al 60 his toilet was
elected town clerk In enc Of the email
towns In his state some time ago, and
the local paper thought 80 would DO a
good ioRe TO announce that
"MT Makeup will wash himself be.
fore no assumes tho tilice Of town
clerk"
On reading the notice MI. Makeup
was furious and demanded n Telraetiop,
which the paper accordingly made lhv
following day In this lgshiuni
"Alr. Makeup requests US TO deny
that he VIII wash himself before he as.
sumes the oiiice OF town olerk.D
And still Mir. Makeup was not
pliased. How hard It 10 to satisfy some
peopltl-Our Gitls and Boys.
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az ZANztBAR
said IShaifd'. Guns trained on british
suias,


IANginAH, Aug. 90 Tho night
passed quietly. Said khaiid 4. still In
possession OF tho palace square, the
gune Of which AFRO trained on the Brit.
ish wanhips Philom,l, Brush and
sparrow, winch landed sailors 10 pro.
iect the Brl,ish consulate where all the
ladies' are gathered. The warehlts are
moofe1 opposite tho palace square, the
commanders awaiting the otue'a Of the
Bfitlsh government. Knhlid took
possession VI thu palace immo 1iately
after the death Of Sultan Hamid Blu
Twain Bin Said, pfoclaimiug himself
sultan. He FABRICATED himself Ia tho
palace with 200 armed ashafif, follow.
log the example Of hlg father who took
the same step but was ovetawed by this
BrIil0n fofcs who established tho late
Aulinu Instead.
The Bfilfh nrat Glass cruiser ~.
Geofge, tvtlvo guns, nagship OF tue
Cape Of Goou Hope anu the west c3ast
~ Afficn station, with Rear Admiral
Harry W. Rawson on h ard. has NJ.
rived here aud landeI $50 additional
men to protect properly and maintain
order.
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TOLEDO, Aug. 26.-rhe decided dc.
feat OF tEu American cup challenger
by tho Canadian yacht yesterday has
not crushed tho hopes VI the Venice
uor's fflrndS. Thoy aimit tho Canada
can oulsail this NcucoJor IL less than u
twelve mile an hour bftez,, Tut with
the wind above that rats they have no
fears. This morning the wind Ia
higher than yesterday morning AMI
weather Irophota predict strong and
eloadier bfetzps. Tue course today "
straight away twelve N lea au3 return.
IhiB VIII 10 a beat - tao wiru ward
anu a gpinnakur iun. The Nencedor
Will have the best of II IN the beat TO
tho windwhri IN u alifi breeze, but the
CAna1a Wi run better before tho
WIND. Tue Judges Just before starting
from the city decided that the course
t9uay should be Hve miles ~iudwafd
aud return, tbs course o. be sailed
twice, thus Missing twenty miles a
sail. The wind IL directly from the
north, fifteen TO sixteen miles per hour.
IL Ia believed the yachts viii have all
tho wind they want.
Tho start was delayed half an hour
because the Canada carried away the
top mast aud haiyafdp. AT 1880 a
gun was flied aud the Noncpdot got
over ths line ~ seconds thereafter; the
Canada ~ seconds. Some OF the
preltlest l1cktying over seen In thii
yacht contest was displayed before the
start. The Nerosd0r seemingly wab
on tho run around tue Canada. TOE
wind Ia blowing 20 miles per hour.
Tue Nouc'd0r Il rapidly forging ahead
and ltads the Canada by quarter Of \
mile.
Tho Canada wins bv 20 seconds.
Tho elapsr time III Vencodor 2.ll;Os;
Canada .;liiaS,
Corrected timG Vencedor 2:ll:0i;
Canada 9:l0;30.
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Republican state Committee.

The Rspublicaa State committee
meeting will ba held In this city on
Saturday next. just nj present It is
looked forward 10 with much more
than ordinary interest. Its de.
nieanor and policy will fashion to
great extent the conduct and bearing
OF The State convention, the holding OF
which " shall arrange Tor. IL has
been thought by many that tbs anti.
silver OF Mckinley members wouli bs
In control That opinion, however,
has been pretty well ditsipaied and
from present Indications the Bryan
anu scwall sympathlzirs will either
DO n the ascendancy or strong enough
TO force compromise.
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VENEZUELA Ann AnnEsIA.
n'se Hook Containing Dispatches RE
lntinE 90 These Countries

LONDON, Aug. 25.-The now Ven.
stuelan blue book, which will be Issued
ne'e shortly, was forwarded TO WASH
'nglon Saturday last.
contains dispatches dealing with
sue condition Of anairs In Armenia
I,uung las1'0. The chief point Of In.
witt' 10 iounu In the fact that tho die.
nn'SSles Hte published showing that Sir
ru,Iip CnTfie, British minister TO
,ha 'ansyi IN December, 1894, Informed
s E.ri OF Kimberly, the tRen secre.
s MY OF slate for foreign STAIR, tnhI the
.I',ah was preparing 20 strike u terrible
Any Vr agalnsi the Atmenians Ia Hetoun
MA, ~ On editorial this morning, com.
No. upon the issuance OF the blue
'Vo, tue Times aays;
lao, nc pfelnme tho governments oh.
son, ~ ntulng yesterday the blue book
tSss.,alnlng exclu,ivsly DR., Sehom.
sAs Letters la relation TO the
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WIN 40, nyesgnis, ra,ioul.l..

BAN FRANCISCO, aug. 20 The
Call aayti Secretary Of state Brown
says that he viii refuse 10 place upon
Tue Ticket the names Ut tue fusion
Domocralie.PJ pulist presidential cloc.
tors on the ground that tne election
law OF California required tue namot
81 the electors " be arranged alpha.
holieilly In groups under their patty
designRtioE.
Ito aaid that as soon az the iuiioaisia
pieient the names ~ him lac viii die.
taie letter - the attorney general
asking for lie opinion Ia tho matter.
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,ou,IEN,s on ouBA.
The United states Probably Doe. aol
Mhml Nmbn.

LONDON, Aug. 96.-rhe Plal 10 an
editorial c1mmsuting upon the situa.
ton In Cuba, sayi; Captain General
WeJler appeafs ~ nave no batter cou .
cepti0n OF tut means necessary to SUP.
press the Cuban rebellion than had
General Campus. Probably Cuba viii
prove tbs grave Of his reputation also.
Despite the roisy AmcrlcAn sympathy,
~ n very doubtful whether serious
minded Amerlgans desire tho annexa.
ton OF Cuba. America has "a race
question Of her own 10 solve nDd IL
can scarcely bu believed that she Ia
thlIstlng for another problem In which
the blaeks mny be lnyo Won.
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No Irinne,inn Irr sirli.tr.

CLIvELAND, Aug. 26.-Ihe Judge
today deniu the petition Of this slflk-
ing Brown HOSTING Worms compnny's
employees forau iniunolion compelling
tho company 10 tcinsiaio the old ms n
ne agreed. The court decides that
strikers have on adequate remedy Mt
law IN an acuon for dainages Tor breach
Of contract Tbs curt siso refuses a
mandatory order TO compel the Brown
company 10 toku its men back on The
ground that tue contract IL too Ia.
definite.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. Co.
According 10 two cablegrRms received
In this clty,t the steamer Laurada, which
sniled from tins port for Cuba, August
gu, hrs landed the most formidable
Hlioustering expeditions yet shipped
iot Cuba aud then sailed % Port An.
tonic, Jamaica. The LaurAdn lanued
200 men ana ma lmmrnso cargo on the
southern const OF Cubs, Santa Clara
province. The cargo consisted Of 90.
600 pounde " dynamlte, eleven field
guus,fouT cannon, seven Gatliugs aud u
quantity OF ammunition.
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BAY CITY, Mich, Aug. 20.-The
conirrees appointed by the three. con.
ventiOna yesterday reached an agree.
mvnt ut II O'Clock today. Thoy dc.
cided that tue name a. tue head VI the
ticket sholld be, "rhe Democratic
pesple's union silver paTty.p The
POpulists are accorded three electors
auu the nomination for auditor geneT-
al. The three conventions will meet
In joint convention TO nominate "a
slate ticket, the Populisls anu silver
men together 10 have "a REPRESENTATION
equal 20 that OF the Democrats.
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rnErAN nEronmn.
Autonomy Practically GRANTED fos
Gtu.unU Year.

LONDoN, Aug. 2O.-The Chronicle
the morning sayt. IL h learned that
Rusaln, france and Great Britain
agreed month ago that no Cfeian re-
iorms could b. fisoiive unless carrlei
on under tho co4tinuous control OF tue
foreign oonsuls. The present scheme
which hdvicts from Consiantingple
Indicate have teen accepted by tue
sultan, grants virtual autonomy 10
Cfoto similar TO That grauted 20
Lebanon, tao consuls OF tho great
powers forming nm advisory council.
IL ~ proposed, according 10 this
scheme, that fixed tribute amount.
lug 10 ton thousand Turkish pounds
shall bs paid 10 tho sultan by tho In.
habilants OF Crete. TIE insurgents
will accept the proposals Of tue powers
upon condition that the powers insist
uplna reduction Of the garrison 10
1000 men. rho Cfoians Will also ask
tnatthe Greek consul he admitted az q
member VI tue advisory cluncil.
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Appeal for COMPILATIONS

NEW YORK., Aug. 28.--rno cxscu
tive committee VI the lfish national
alliance has Issued an appeal to the
irish propie In America, 10 contribute
funds for the relief VI the lfIsh prison.
ere released aud 10 be released from
English prisons. Their hoaltn IL sail
70 be fhaueisd. Contributions should
be sent without delay, the appeal eRys,
TO +. V. filzpatrick, treasurer irish
national alliance, No. l5i Twenty.
seo1Ed street, Chicago.
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WITHOUT rIUFDATION.

WAsufNGrOS, Aug. 2G.-Tho navy
department drclafoa tho reported loss
OF the MJnoctcy Abinlutely without
iCundutiou. a dispatch from AdmiTaI
McNhlr IA cnarso OF the American
u et IA Pacific wntetP, was receive u
yfrieiday, In whlcn tuofo was no men.
Ton Of any disaster to tho Mouocncy.
% Aususi ION the department re-.
co,vet message from MuNair men.
tiouiug that Captain Rosinger on TIE
Mouocacy was 20 leavs the following
dry itr home. Tnls was two Woskt
alter the date Of tho reported lois. Thu
vcstcl IL In the ~ Ho liver, China,
suck 10 the mud. Tnis e. o. may have
given rise TO tue repiftei luts.
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chicago Platform Deuouncea.

sT. Louis, Aug. 20. Pho gold
Democrats Of Missouri met In conyep-
tion here today. Between three and
lour hundred delegates were present.
Col. James o. Broalhead, chairman "
the provisional state csnlral committee
delivered an address tho burden OF
which was n donu0oiaIion OF the
Chicago platform. Fred w. LshmAn,
tenn 1orary chairman, also denounced
tue Chicago convention. It's platform,
no aald, was tan abjeet surrender 90
PopullsLap
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boundary miseion stations from 1871
70 ls4l, was for the purpoio Of refuung
no Nenezitlan allegations relating to
tue extension Of the schomburgk lin,
twenty yenn after Schombufgk'e
death.D
continuing the Timss sayi;
Ihe blue hook 4isposes Of these
myths very completely, thus feiuting
anu silenoing imnuiations which ought
BIllhln.D
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GLASGOW, Aug. GA meeting OF
the SoJton oil companies has been
called Tor today In order TO consider
Ito fact that American ollie are ceiling
10 Scotland at below the Scotch agree.
ment prices. Some u tho companies
insist that the competition must be
met Immediately by n reduction OF
the price,, or els5 they Will quit the
association.
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firfa Upon Iraus,aaI visitors.

LoND)N, Aur. GA dispatch 10
zoe Telegraph Ia m Lorenzo Martua,
,aIs The authorities at the naval slh.
Won recently deliberately fred upon a
ially u TrAnsyAal visitors who were
.IAvellng Ia a steam launch, fatally
N9unling Mrs. LandAberg. The con-
w representing the rransvaal govern.
,uehl has demanded that IN inquiry
70 made into tho affair. There " In
"tse excitement ana tIoubls ~ feared,
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REpunLIcANs our WEST.
Hanna says Thew are silver Men boa
Miii Vote Tor Mckinley.

Nav York, Aug. 26.-Hon. Mark
a. hanna, speaking OF tbs interview
With him IN Boston, said;
III l was quoted correctly, what |
lald was that many II publlcAns out
West ate regarded as friends Of iroe
,llyer because thoy arc bimoiallisls.
Ihese IN N are bimelalllsiP, but they
VIII vote for Mckinley because they
arc good Republicans. The party iav.
u, blmetallism but only by m inter.
tauonal agreement. The silver pee
lrafe claiming every one ns cOn'
,eIl 10 irto silver who Ia friendly 10
Zoe white metal. rnis IL Incorrect.
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MUNICH, Aug. 26-Nioholas Ru.
digger, the Professor Of anatomy q!
Munio university IN dead, aged %.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-Leopold Herr
OF New YORK, father u DR., Cotneiiu ,
Herr, OF Panama canal lamr, died at
Boufnemouth, where he was visitlug
his ron, from the etleo. OF an operatio a
10 remove n stone from the bladder.
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DrsNOIsEs. lows, Aug. 26.-HonTy
Vohmef, chairman OF tne National
convention OF National Democrats to
order at I O'Clock today. The Grand
Opeia house was packed when j. h. u.
Aafkley rose to make the address Us
hmporaiy chairman. 1he temporary
eigsn.znlon was made permanent,
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Socialists Attack no,h.

NEW YomS, Aug. .6.-At Cooper
Union last night 200 socialists heard
Daniel do Loon answer tho sptechCs u
William ]. Bryan anu BourAe Cock.
Square garden. lie bitterly attacked
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A messngs Ia - noi,ls.

LoSDOS, August 20.-A bottle,
which haa lust washed ashore al
Arramoru contains the following 10.
scriptiOl;
"Deoembeg q, Ocean Maid, New
brunswick % Liverpool, Ia loundeT.ng
In lat. 10, long. 67:i0.
(Slgne1) j. u. GILMoRH.O
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CoSsrANrISoPLE, Aug. 26.-MiniF-
ter Terrell has notified tho Turkish
government that the latiet's answer 10
tho demands OF the United states for
Indemnity for burning American mis-
sions at kharput ana Marasa Is not
ballalaetOIY.
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EMMA, ohio, Aug. 26.-rhe dry
house II this NJ ami powder works, i've
miles s0ulh Of this city, biow up this
mlrnlng, shaking thu country for
miles around nnd killing flank Eiob,
the powder boss, ami siiias Figgiug,
pnElnetI.
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MILWAUKEE, Aug. ,28. -Atl2 O'Clock
Provisional Chairman Ellis Is. Usher
called the gold Democratic convention
to order, introducing John II. Brennan
M temporary chairman. Brennan
made "a ringing speech IN favor Of the
gold STANDARD, which was received
with applause.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Li HUNG Chang
VIII be iuviteI TO Welt Chicago. Mayor
swift fAvoTB the plan VI extending the
Invitation anu II the distinguished
vlsilor expresses a,willingness TO GENE
80 Tar west ia the United States terri.
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Car ana CEarina on a Tourney

ST. PETERSBURG Aug. 2g.-rhe
ear and cziriua left 81. Petersburg
yesterday on their way TO Vienna.
Their maJestles were accompanied by
phuce u bonnii-R9votRy, the minister
tor foreign aiiair, and numerous
suite.
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ponull.a rnior.o a ncpublienn.

sT CLOUD, MIMI, August eG.-rhe
Populist congressional convention tor
tue sixth district has unanimously
endorsed Charlie, A. T0wne, tho
Duluth ffve silver Republican, for
COugT1as.
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Meporlad Lo.s of ono Monnrncr.

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. GA report
that the United States ship Monocauy
has been les. NJ Tien rsin, CHINA, ha,
been received here 10 letter from o
mau on this Yorktown, now lying ut
fokahama. The later bore. the date
VI Aug. ., aud readi
News has Just rsachsd Us OF the
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APPEAL ron LrairNoY.


LONDON, Aug. 20 Tho wcslmin s.
ter Gszstto publishes a letter appealing
10 the English money lenders TO treat
tue American farmers la the snm
spirit as the English landlords treat
th,ir tenants In time Of agricultural
depression aud declares substantial
reductions u the present rate Of inter.
osl, Doth Ia their own an 4 In the inter.
Get OF international harmony.
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AURORA, Ill.,, Aug. Cos. N,
Hoover, assistant prosecuting attorney
oil Kane county, and a. ex.Republi-
can was nominated as u candidate to
Congress from tho Eighth oougrus.
eional district by reclamation Ut the
Democratic convention held here to-.
uny,
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Ends In the Death Of Ono Member
- senTrAI Panic.

- General Panic.
NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug. 28.-As
Sunday school 0keuraionish from this
city wore landing at GALES Jerry this
morning, a heavy tram ear was let
loose ON an incline Uy boys. The
heavy car dashed into the excursion.
Isis. Ono woman WIS killed and
several persons seriously Injured. a
dozen or more were thrown violently
Into the water. A panic resulted 10
wbieh several were injured.
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LONDON, Aug. 26.-rhe Daily Nows
In NE financial column sBy,;
IL IL learned that the bulk OF the
three hundred pounds In bullion which
left tho bAuk OF England yoileIday is
destined Tor America.
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Lender nfthr opnn.I,lon.

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 20. Sir Mac.
hebklo Powell, Mt n meeting Of Con.
ne'vative senators was elected and &C.
copied tho leadership Of tho opposition
IN the upper chamber.
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Federal OGice IioIdsrs barred From
Contributing 10 Campaign Funds.
WAsniHuTuN, Aug. Co. The civil
services commission has Issued an
order TO federal office holders waning
all employees against seeking or making
contributions Tor campaign purposes.
The order embraces all branches OF tho
government service. NiOlAtors Will
be y f0secutsd.
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CLEVELAND, August 26.-The
locked out mun oi tue Brown Hois,ing
company'a wofkb have voted 20 return
TO work and the famous strike, pro.
duolive Of several battles and riots, is
broken.
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WAsrCA, MINI" Aug. 2G.-Fire has
contumuJ the hitting plant anu Hour
h0uio OF Everett Auaht nnaugh d 90.
Tho oeilmatod loss 10 $4,000; insurance
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