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The sun., 1896-10-05
Ground. for Divorce in Ken,ushY.

From The MdDsrHtG LsdGer.
Last week H. C. Henson of MaySlick lost his wife by
divorce decree in the Hamilton County Court The
entry rectes that Henry Henson refused furnish
Bessie Henson with enough provender TO keep her
organic system from falterlng." Yesterday County
Clerk Hobson received letter from Henson wanting
to know about tho case. He was not advised Of
court proceedings, he says, and no pleaded for oAs
more chance to "strAtsn things out" In reply Heb.
son sent Henson Osrtiaed COPY OF the dsGsSs.
The sun., 1896-10-05
regard Mr.. BRYAN as the biggest man eve,
q I.AY SIlI nIArKnIlRN

saw.-JosEPH CLAY STILES BLACKBURN.
This Is probably the wnrmest and most graft
flying compliment which Mr.. BRYAN has ever
received. Mr.. BLACKmRN has seen some Of tho
greatest men In the world. including the Hon.
john CrINN, the Hon. PorTsEY GRuBBs, the
Hon. HEz LUNG, and the Hon. JOE BLACKBURN.
and yet Mr.. BRYAN is greater than any OF them.
lie may not be elected. He need not care to be
elected now. He has glory enough.
The sun., 1896-10-05

local NEws.-The City and Suburban News bureau
OF the rStTEp PREss and SEw YoRx ASSOCIATED
rnEss is at 81 to 80 Ann street All Information
and documents for public use instantly dissent
mated to the press OF tho whole country.
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of allowing babies to drink and even eat any
thing they want and at any time.
II the mortality of infants could be checked
among the French Canadians, their aston
ishing birth rate would produce its natural
effect upon the population.
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fubcnor irish hare rejected articles returned they
rpusf In oil cases send stamps for that purpose.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-02-01

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. St.-The
house to-day confined itself TO routine
business. Most OF the session was de-
voted to the District OF Columbia ap-
preparation bill The regular attempt
was made TO have all the expenses OF
the District government paid by tho
District, but the motion, made by Mr..
DeArmond (Dem.. MOI, TO effect this
was ruled out. The District bill carries
$5.l47,s60, sass. i23 less than the sum ap-
proprinted for the current fiscal year.
who contested Miles .CrowleY's seat
from the Tenth Texas, would address
the house to-day In support OF his
claim. but he waived the privilege Rc-
corded him, and the resolution OF the
committee confirming Mr.. Crawley's
title to the sent was adopted
The house struck a snag early In the
session tonight. A bill to pension
Susan i. Wright who. prior to her mar
riage to Artcmus Wright. had been n
widow OF James W. Wells, Company j,
Tenth regiment, n. Y, v. C.. met with
opposition on both sides OF tho house.
General Curtis, OF New York, was in
charge OF the bill and refused to with
draw II. The result was that II went TO
n vote and Mr.. Miles, (Dem., Mary
tGtHuys maui Aic punt Va AlS NNSA Alis
A cali Of the house followed and the
roll call showed exactly 100 members
present--a quorum in the committee on
the whole under the present rules.
Thercupon the count was challenged by
Mr. Miles, who claimed that some one
had answered TO the name Of afr. FttE-
gerald, OF Massachusetts,, who Is III in
Nashville.
You have no right to challenge the
count" cried Mr.. Hardy, (Rep, 1nd)
I'VE have some rights here" retorted
Mr.. Miles.
The situation was becoming excited
when It was explained that Mr.. Fisher.
(Rep.. N. W. had answered to Mr..
FitEgernld's name by mistake.
Another vote and another cau for the
house followed. A quorum appearing
aud disappearing. Several Democrats
dissolved into the cloak room each time
a vote was taken, but Mr.. Hepburn.
(Rep.. Iowa). who was in the chnir.
finally counted quorum and the bill
was laid aside with a favorable recon-
mendntion. After some further fitbus-
tering, the house adjourned.
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A DECISIVE BATTLE
with Conner Is what tho Spanish Conn
tnander Is Aner-ImPortant Develop
mrnts In t'nba Expected.

with Conner Is what the Spanish Conn
tuantIer Is Afisr-IR,portant Develop
msnts In Cnba Expected.
HAVANA, Jan. si.--General Marin,
the acting captain general OF the Span
ish forces here. who left this city yes
.erday with his stan and number Of
merchants and clerks who are familiar
with the province OF Pinar del Rio. who
will act as scouts, reached San Antonio
de los Banos and mHde his hendqunr-
tcrs there Inst night.
He has with him detachment OF
cavalry and hopes to strengthen II con-
slderably before engaging Gomez. who
Is Ftill understood TO be trying TO effect
junction with the insurRent forces
under NaceOS Wire communication
with the front II interrupted to-day.
Spanish officers here say that an impor-
tant engagement VIII be fought before
General Marin returns TO Havana.
Tho departure yesterday OF Gen.Mar-
IN Tor active operations In the field
Is given out here as marking the be-
ginning OF more aggressive. and efh-
caoiouB military policy ana great
things are expected OF his campaign.
Ills purpose Is stated officially to be to
t;nter upon the pursuit OF Gomez and
Macco In Plnar del Rio province. He
takes with him 100 cavalry, 1000 In
fantry and four batteries OF artillery
and he depends on the military wall
nlOng the railroad from Havana TO
Batabano to prevent the escape OF Go
neE md Macco while he runs down and
captures thcm In Pinar dol Rio.
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SHERMAN IDENTIFIED
As the Negro who Assaulted tho Mthe
wethcreli Girl Parksrsburs Citizens
Excited, and Violence Threatened.

As tho Negro who Assaulted tao ldtle
wethcrsli Girl ParkerSburB Citizens
Excited, and Violence Threatened.
Special Dispatch to the Intolligeneer.
PARKERsBURG. W. va, Jan. al
Chief of Police Heaton returned from
Uniontown, Pa, this morning accom-
panied by Winfield Morris and John
Channey, who went along to identity
the negro, James Sherman, who is sus-
pected of assaulting little Lulu Wether-
all. Both men recognized him as the
man they saw in the city the night OF
the crime. Morris says he is the same
negro that he saw running away from
the Wetherett house, while Channey
who is night Waterman at Wilson's
Mill, Identified him as the man who
asked him the night Of the assault when
he could get u train out OF the city.
Sherman denies ever having been In
Parkersburg, but told fellow prisoners
that he was here the night OF the as
sdult Chief OF Police Heaton also rec
ogniZed Sherman as a negro he saw
here previous to the commission OF the
crime. Sherman destroyed his trousers
after being locked UP. There are blood
stains on the back OF his coat. he
does not want to come back here, and
when told that he would have to he
said: MY Godl You might as well
hang me here as take me back there"
The citizens hero are all excited over
the capture and nothing else ia talked
Of Sherman will be turned over to the
city authorities February Is, when his
time expires. He Is now serving time
under the Pennsylvania yagrancy law.
An attempt will be made to smuggle
him into the city, the officials fearing
violence.
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CAPTURED BY REED.
The Louisiana Republican Convention
and Its RcsniS.

4
and It's FesuiS.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. 3i.-The
Republican state convention has nd
journed sine die. The following were
elected delegates-at-lurge for the state
10 the st. Louis convention;
william Pitt Kellogg, a. II. Leonard.
Henry Dcmas, j, Madison Vance.
Thomas A. Cage finally beat the COM
bInntiOn formed against him early In
the day by Hero. wnrmoth, GulchGrd,
and otheFg and was nGnIn elected per-
Innuent chairman OF the convention.
Mr.. Coleman offered q resolution In
dorBinE Reed before the vote for dele
gates was announced. but objection was
made, and II was lost In the confusion.
The statement Is made that Vance
was a pronounced Mckinley man until
he ascnrtained that the convention was
for Reed, when he mnde terms with
Kellogg by promising 20 vote for Reed.
DchIas, Il Is said, did not commit him
self on the presidential question until
he guw that the Reed men had the con-
vention; then he made terms with the
Reed people.
Mr., James wilkinson, brother OF Col
lector Wilkinson, Republican nominee
toT ulStIlct luuEt, III uH lHhVANlVW VIZ
nm Associated Press reporter concern
Ing the action OF the Republican con
yention md the political outlook as e..
ns this state is concerned, s1ll:
"Tho kellogg, or Reed, Victory see!as
a rather barren one. Tho Republicans
convened refused or failed to pass the
reAoIution endorsing Reed offered n5'
=, 5udiey Coleman. and two OK the
four delegates elected. Vance nnl De-
mas, were two days nBo strong Me-
Kiniey shoutcrs. They are very nlur:
now. do not believe anybody can tell
who the Louisiana delegation Will sup
port Mt st. Louis. do not thlnR ':nS
dcigSates know thcmgelves, hut my i'm
preston is they will 80 for the strong
eRt man"
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INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. a.
Last November Solomon Block a well
known stock buyer, OF Buffalo, N. Y,
cyisne here and bought from Indianap-
oils stock yard firms $6,5s2 worth Of
cattle. paying for the same with checks
on the First National Bank and the
Shoe aud Leather National Bank OF
Buffalo and the Western National
tank OF New York, When these checks
were presented the sellers were notified
that the checks were worthless, as
lliocli had no funds IN the banks nnm.
Cd. The December grand jury Indicted
Block. The au&horltles have been un-
able TO locate Block until to-day, when
he was arrested by the sheriff Of this
(Ataricn) county, who took him off OF
q train az Frankfort. Block was on his
way 10 Buffalo He will be brought to
this city.
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BOSTON. jan. al.-The schooner ALI
cin Il. Crosby. which was one OF the
three vessels that rescued the members
of the Cuban fllbustering expedition
wrecked with the steamer ]. w. Haw-
klns, Monday morning on tho eastern
end OF Long Island, arrived at this port
to-day, From Captain George w,
Banker, OF the Crosby. It Ia learned that
great difficulty was experienced In res
Sulng the men on account OF their un-
familiarity with the sea, and that to
this fact was due the loss OF thrco men
whom the captain saw 40 down. The
crosby rescued thirteen mon who were
in 4. boat which the rescued men claim
cd contained from eighteen to twenty
four persons. Captain Banker says:
"uowevcr this may be ] saw but
three mon drowned. but M the boat cap.
sizcd soon after we began the work OF
rcscue, several probably went down.
M they we're too benuDlbod and, eN-
hauated to make any battle for their
one of those drowned Ia said to have
had 5000 In gold on his person.,
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ANOTHER MINERS STRIKE
Almost Sure prArrnltt Rejects the De-
cislon Of the Joint Conference.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan, Sl.-w. p.
DcArmltt, president OF the New York
and cleveland Gas Conf Company, to-
day tsBucd Il circular 20 his werkmeR,
In which he rejects the report OF the
iolnt committee of operators and min
erg, who recently declared that prac-
teal conformity" prevails in this dls-
trict. and snyr TINT on and otter Feb
runry / he win pay only the pdecg pros
vided for In "our agreement with our
employees"
When "truc uniformity" exists, the
company stands ready 10 pay full rate
pcr ton, but this uniformity must be e3-
tnbllshCd by d competent commission.
nud It's continuance must be granted,
The effect OF tho circular means that
DcArmltt'E men must work for 10 ccnt3
per ton below tho recognized district
nrlce. und that the wage war In the
mining Industry will he renewed. The
circular has created sensation.
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ENDED IN a TRAGEDY.
Well Known Bank Cashier Hangs Him.
self OH Learning the Examiner is In

Well Known Bank Cashier Hangs Him
self OIL Learning the Examiner is I'm
Town.
RoME,N. Y.,Jan. sl.-cashle- George
barnard, OF the Fort Standwlx Ma
tlonal Bank, Is suicide and the bank
Is closed pending an examination OF
its affairs. ordered by the board OF d.
rtctors
Mr.. Barnard had been missing from
his home since Wednesday forenoon.
On that day the teller OF the bank.
Pntrie, went into the private office OF
the cashier and said to him:
''Mr Barnard see the bank exnml-
Tier, Mr.. Van Vranken. Is ut the Far.l-
rrs' National Bank. and ] suppose ne
will be here In n day or so. )"
Mr. Barnard Immediately left his
desk, walked out OF the bank and Up
to the fourth story OF the building. He
went into u room used TO store OLD
check books, papers, otc.. and, Tying
rope TO the door knob, fastened the
other end around his neck and the In
tiIcGt.lohS ara that he then pressed his
knees against the door and died by
net he locked the door. His corpse was
not found until to-day.
a A quiet search had been going on for
him slnSe wednesday night. As he did
not go home to dinner, Il was thought
that he had gone to Utica. The key
to the room where the body was found
had been missing for the past two days:
The door was forced open to-day and
the suicide discovered.
Mr.. Barnard was tifty-seven years OF
age.
He entered the hank as discount
clerk. In 1875 he was appointed cashiA.
and held that position since. enjoying
the confidence and esteem OF all Ee
was also trustee OF the Rome Savings
Bank. He had served the city Of Rome
as mayor. several tines as supervisor.
canal collector and had held other pub
l!c Offices.
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WIN Cen,ure Bayard.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. 31.-The
question OF a censure OF Ambassador
Bayard for hts two speeches In Eng
land will be again considered by the
house committee on foreign affairs ut
special meeting tomorrow, Since yes
terday's meeting the Republican mem
bers OF the committee have talked with
their party colleagues In the house and
n majority OF them have agreed to sup
port resolution drawn by Mr.. Cousins,
OF Iowa, which cenBures the ambassa-
dor. The Democrats OF the committee,
under the leadership OF ex-Chairman
McCreary, will antagonize any resolu-
ton OF censure. and even general ex-
preston Of dlsapprovnl OF speeches by
diplomatic officers.
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ERIE. Pa, Jan. 81 l.-AIrF. Kate NJ.
Neilig drew the largest crowd ever In
attendance nj hearing In this city to-
day, whom this handsome woman, ac-
rugcd OF conspiracy toNolson heT nus
bnnd, cnmc In from Girnrd TINS after
noon. Maggie Holbr1ok, INC mnid'
gworn no to the fact ol removing tle
coffee cups containing the polEon, Dut
e~amimetInn. Detective sullivan and
oibnra toId tho story na II han bcen
nrintpd. adding nothing new. TIC
henring was continued until II y. M
nnd adjourned until a. M. to-mogrow.
when Peter Scllls. the victim, VIII no
sworn. There 10 no doubt but ihat the
prisoners win be bound over to court LOT
tFlaL
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specla, Dispatch to tho lntelllseneer.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. ST.
The supreme court mot to-day and
handed down the following orders:
Jenkins VS.. Hamilton Lumber Com
pnny, from Tucker county, writ Of err
ror allowed, bond $500; Behler vs.. How
ell from Ohio county. submitted;
wheeling Bridge 3 Terminal Railway
Company vs. Wheeling Steel and Iron
Works, from Ohio county, submitted;
Post va. Carr, from Ohio county, sub
mltted; state VS.. Lnwry, from Ohio
county. submitted.
Adjourned until Tomorrow morning
nj 10 O'clock
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HOTEL WILL LOSE
ny Drawing the color LInS--h Preacher
on WTInS AmrricRnlSn."

by Drawing thh COiOr LihE--A Preacher
on "Trno AmrricHnlSm."
BOSTON, Mass. Jan. 3i-1'he incl
dent Of tho rcfuaal of three leading
Boston hotels to entertain Bishop Den
jamIn w. Arnott, OF wIlberforcc. o.,
because OF his color. has sequel 10.
day in the announcement OF Rev. Sam.
uei NJ. Crothers, university preacher OF
Harvard College. who was TO address
fhc South Mildicsux Unitarian Club on
"Trun hmcrlclnism" at ltg next meet
ing, thaL he dccllnGB 10 speak on sub
jrc( VI thC meeting II the club IN held
nj hotel IN which The Color line IN
drawn. Th!g dpclinatlon IL prompted
By the sact thsa one OF tho hrlrlH ol
which Bishop Arnctt WAS refused ne
cofnmodation Is the ugnnl meeting
plurp OF tho club. Mr.. Cnthera had
iDalo known hlA Hcntimcrts % PrrnlN
durst a. Nj Howe, Of the club, IN u Lett
tfr. IN which nc states hiR bellct hhai
dlscugalon OF Trre Ameripltlsm under
auplI cIruumalaurcH would bn lncOnIia
iency 80 apparent ns 10 be alnoa FRO.
tcBule.
Mr.. Howe In n lengthy letter, reply
InE to Mr.. Crolhers' 'sentlments, de-
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BOSTON, Jan. az John =. Kelly has
brought q bill n equity RgalEs: the
Third National Bank. the Eagle Bank:
the whitman Bank, OF Whitman and
the DGdham Bank, to restrain them
from making use OF any coilaeeral de-
ras!tsd By s:.s!:a & S:orgAtoa, sans
manufacturers, who failOd last week.
-:.!s ac.loa was taken so tiRt the as
sets OF the ilrm may be divided among
the general creditors
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rho cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Jan. s1.-The
meeting of the cabinet to-day lasted for
about two and a half hours and It is
believed that much OF the time was oc-
cupied in the discussion OF the expedi-
ency OF aceeding to the request OF Con-
gress as set out in the concurrent reso-
luton relative to Armenian affairs and
communicating with the governments
OF Europe on the subject, As the sec
retary OF state declines to say what
course was decided upon as regards the
resolution, II is surmised that no deci-
sion has been actually reached.
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FREEPoRT. Ohio. Jan. Sl.-Early
this morning the boiler In the Save
mlll OIL William Morrlson's farm eS-
plodcd. killing three persons and In
1urlng two. The dead arc: William
Laportc, engineer, OF TippeclnoC, o.,
William Itlefer. Leavittsburg, o., and
Roy Vcsey, OF Warren, o. Their bod
les were thrown distance OF from
uIxsy to thrrt hundred feet and fright
fully mluglel,
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LOUISVILLE. KY Jan. Sl,--A spe-
cial to the Times from Lexington, KY,
says: News Of horrible crime IN
Perry county in which Thomas Combs,
alias ThinIas Burton, went home drunk
Wednesday night and hraiasd his wife
With a club. The woman was found
yesterday morning lying on the door
with her head mashed to o jelly, Burton
has escaped, A posse Is after him In
the mountains.
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BRISBANE, Queensland, Jan. sl.-A
terrific tornado, accompanied by Hoods
occurred yesterday in North Queens
land, attended with great destruction
OF life and property. Many vessels are
missing as the result OF the storm.
The rainfall during tho tornado was
20 Inches md Il iS estimated that the
damage to property will amount TO
s5OO,C0O. A large number OF persons
yNnrO drowned.
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PROVIDENCE, r, l., Jan. St.--Tha
general assembly adjourned this after
noon until April I. The session thus
closed has lasted hut two weeks. The
adoption of therevised public laws and
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Ths OIrl orn aooa slomn,h

IA ono OF the most bcnCNoCnt donations
vOuchHhfcd to us by naturH, How often
II IL Rrcesly abused, Whether tho stomach
IL naturally weak, or hnil bCpn rendered
so hy imprudpncc In eating or drinking,
HoHtettc''f Gtomach Aittcrs II the host
HHcnt for It's restoration to vVor aud
activity. Doth digestion mud app0tltO are
renewed 10y this fine tonic. which also
overopinOs ConAtlpation. blllOusness, mala-
rial, Kidney and rheumRtie ailments and
nervousness,
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nlrl rnr Eron, Homo.
blSu FM FVh hoV'
Special Dispatch to tho lntellIgcncCr.

Special Dispatch to tho lntelligcncer.
PARKERSBUR6, w. Va, Jan. 81
A cahicgram received here to-day bears
the sad ncwu OF the death OF Mrs. Gen
ernl Jerries, nee Mary Lou Stephenson.
formerly OF this city, which occurred in
San Salvador. The'caus OF death was
peFitonitis. She went to San Salvador
with the late Consul MuenchWcyer and
wife. who died several months ago OF
.,niinNut fnyor
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LEXINGTON. KY, Jan. al.-The
Kentucky Loader In an article advo.
eating Mckinley and Bradley Re-
publican ticket announces that POI!
~ The Republicans OF the K.entuce$
legislature on presidential preferences,
showed tho following results;
Mckinley IL; Allison 4; Bradley s;
Reed 2: nun-cbmmittAl 8,
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speech, begun during tho afternoon on
the policy OF the United Staes TO main
tain the parity between the gold and
the silver In the markets and in the
payment OF debts and It directs the
secretary Of the treasury to exercise
discretion vested in him so as. In his
Judgment 70 the better advance aad
promote the policy thus declared.
The senate then took . recess ua.ll
~ m fA.yunrytnvr
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4 VOTE TODAY
:, tbe Silver Bond Bill is Now
Fully Expected.
IGREENENT FINALLY REACHED

,,,s ,ac Programme VIII Go Through,
~ ,,,,,,, Senator Hni Concludes 10 OBJ
.,rn,, 1t-Mr. Villas Delivers Speech
,-,,,,t Free Silver from n Partisan
nsr,oer.tle StandpoInt-He Sits Down
~ n,tr. rtllmon, OF South carOilna-Ths
p.r In lhe House.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. 3i-oscn.
9, Murray has resigned og Vice prnsl-
iolt Of tho f}ig Four to become opera
!ag president aud general mgaage: o..
the baltimore & Ohio In connection
%!th ], lS. Cowen, as president, ara
edward II, Bacon as chairman Of Hx.
sGuilvc committee,
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WERE UNF0UNDED.
Lord Dunraven's Charges Against
Defenders Owners.
THEyERDICT 7HE COMMITTEE

Appointed to rnyestigate the Charges ON
eialiy Announecd-Th Opinion unani-
mousiy Arrived at-Nothing Whatever
Occurred In tho American Cap Race to
ca,tthe Slightest reflection on tho Con-
duet of tho American Yaehtmen -
Newspapers Conduct.
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SALISBURY TALKS.
The British Premier Again Makes
an Explanation.
.FAYoRS THE MONROE DOCTRINE,

lint claims that President Cleveland Does
Not fnterpreti. Preperly-England Will
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