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TURNED TiiE TABLES.
A pa~ing Bandit Fatally Wounded by
ALAn 10 Allamniod 70 Rob.

a paring Bandit Fatally Wounded by
Aian Tie Attempted 10 Hob
Eufanla, /. n, April 2a.-Ahont O'Clock
Wednesday night. two outlaws rode up to
h iranl gate OF \, j, Brashears, a renter
,n loe .dhams farm, ton miles west
81 rdaulI and leisurcly dismounted
ht,fea thelr horses 10 the fence. entered
as Aara ami covered With their guns I'VE
or Mn lMu. AAAds that were sitilng on
the ffoni pHifh.
tno of he 1tbors guarded the men
whi!a fhe ntner Ilarcd Mr.. Brnshears 10
eater 100 h0a-l Rad open his trunk. where
MS moneY vAF suppressed TO be,
nrashn ii eiuas,1 enc room as ordered
INT prop sea ia oper aand-satehel iirst,
Which Ma consented - ~ the robbers.
Iindor protest o Getting 4 light the rob
her was worn j hacl to, - the Kitchen
door. when kraaheTs h1aaeniy drew "A
revolver from tir .stetal and shot the
bandit through era ahaeme1 ana hVer
The ilrc was INN dihtely returned anu
l5rnshenrs was shat ,npugh the fight
lung NJ. -, .
their horses, hui separated niter mount,
ing, tho wounded mat going Q mo mouse
OF Tom Stewart. about raif mle away
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Officers Elected and InstalleIn1
mans Isoliof CORPS CoME..j]

Officers Elected and InstalleIh|
mans Relief Corps Com-s|
Dallas. Texas. April 2S.--The ass1
reunion of the Grand Army Of iisa
lie adjourned today after pnJ.|
morning by Father Crowley, til
ment chaplain. Tho election d /
commenced yesterday by the ts1
G. W. Mccormick of Dallas 'our
and WIS concluded as foiost
Sargent. Galveston, senior WI
mander. II. I. Rue. Houston !s
commander; Or. Bartlett. HOUSE,
zeal director; Rev. Mr.. Baaea
chaplain. ~ i
j. ". Ayers of Dallas and !. !
Fort Worth were elected oeises1]
a. Meier of Dallas and l. {,
Dallas nltcrnatoS 10 the Nal'oau i
mcnt at st. Paul next Ociees
j. W. Weller. Herman Nh
Sprnguc. j. O. Estorhrook ana Y Y
wcr- elected council OF aeill.s
Department Commander Nc. >
pointcd CLmrade Bow. OF lalas 4
duartrl 4epetnr general and taEs,l
). Stcere Of Dallas. ass''an'
general. ,r,,
nuns Rclief Corps eoliciuo,sa !, i
inSfa..4itn Of officers Of p0u, u
Tonight the military drai dram 4
+, Picket Line" ~ being presehtsps
/ nam Tor the benefit Of ne ios''
Woman's Relief corps No. !,
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AARplN COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Chairman Lewis Issues His Official Cal
for Democratic prInarios.

Chairman Lewis Issues His Official Call
Tor Democratic Prlmartos'
Mona, TcNas, Ap,n 25.-tion. Y. NJ
Lewis. chairman Of the democratic exec.
utive committee OF Hardin county. has is-
sued the following notice to the democrats
of this county:
To the Democrats of Hardin County:
You Will please take notice that 10y
virtue ot power in me vested as chairman
OF the democratic executive committee OF
| Hardin coOnty, | have designated Satur
day, NAV g lSis. At o'clock y, m, as inc
tlrdc. and the town OF kuuntzc as the
rlncs fog the meeting % u county convcn-
ton. - be composed of delegates selected
by each voting precinct Ia tAe county The
county convention VIII select delegates 10
represent the democracy az Hardin county
In each ANA cv"ry democratic state and
district convention 10 be held during the
present year and - transact such other
business as t1e convention may deem PROV
lr. i'haiTfncn Of iHc VNt'iuu- voting pre-
vincts Aro reQuasteI 20 call primary con.
veusicu> 10 meet Saturday. May :. lS'l,
for thc nurpose of selecting dci gates 20
repleSt nt the various N0tirS prccluc's IN
! iAe county conFen0on To meet IN hount1e
Al re1ent meeting ~ THIS Hardin c3un.
! 81 tcmootali0 executive een0littee. % reso-
.o'Qn was adopted SUGGESTING thA; ia'
..t1ltsHf ~ tNlHe Aft+ Is. sac county CpMNs 10
; tiou FL q. ofcn voting lrealn't ht uHe 10y
4 "a tn e'i@y 1--WE Yot,s cast log q. a Nn4-
+~son ilr governor a. tne last scn,rit
RI, tiot.
Chairman pemoeraNc Executive Commit
! ESQ " 3a.in C0un'y
Z Nutt. Texas Nltfii ~ isNf.
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Hockey Texas Aprn 23-Willam NIL
Ter Was found dead in spring creek lie
had been shot through the hcad hv some
unknown party. he mad been shot In a
house and dragged to tho ercrk. rhis Is
evident from tae trail the body n0dc
ana ry blood being on the ground.
While breaking 1t horse u young man
namcd Iron Mathews WAS injured very
$ i0lAlN. Tic horse became frightened
ana ran away, became tanglci IN Il barb
wire ard kicked MIR. Mathews in thc face,
tho force of which throw him thirty feet.
The horse was cat so badly he had 10
lllDl
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

l.owisyillc Texas. April 2S.-This morn
ing Mrs c. 5. solomon, wife Of farmer
who resides six miles east of Iewisvlle,
after puttine dinner on 10 cook IN tho
fireplace left tho house and went 10 tae
barn. whore Mr. Solomon was While she
was there. the house cnught on fire and
was burned down Their 7-ycar old 81 n.
who was asleep In n side room, was burn
ed Il dca h in the conflagratinn.
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crNrRA1. nOssnn's MCCLURE.

Meridian. Texas. April % -General
Thomas l.. Rosscr of Virginia delivered at
MERRIAM last night his celebrated lecture
upon Tho campaign OF the armi Of Nv
ginia during the eivil war He was in
Produced ly ono OF his old army friends,
Colonel II. NJ, plllard u Rosque county.
AMI for two hours with hIa lecture and
sierooptlcon pictures, entertained his large
audience
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rrcNN cAMp. ". o. w.

Cameron. Texas. April 23.-Tho Wood
mon of the World met ut tie old Fellows
hail Tuesday night and orrani2el the
Pecan canu with mo following officers:
j T. Atkcrs ID. sovereign commander. Is
H. Slavin, adviser Neulcnaut r. H. Lay.
banker. g. h. ilotlcy. clerk: John Il. Ar
nolI escort. Joe II. Buck. Waterman; Z.
Il. lrppo,t sentry, J. 7. a. johnson. ~,
A. Robinson and {. w Lawrence, trus-
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AN OLD RESIDENCE

Terrell, lcxas, April "a :,
belonsi1g to Mr.. Piphlh' hA a.
old Balm dwelling, burned .,u " n H.
ahou, 4 O'Clock this NORMAN, ,ii. xe,s
anl nearly MI the ooh,en',,h n al
There was Insurance 10 1 ~
slyoo On dwelling and coh'cn'"
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.ne EXPRESSED from beaumont to ,Tahgr,
rho trunk contained papers III INC ''So
Il the sabine Tram comranS vs., N, a..
'.Yes ct al, suit fr dnna2e,; wnlcn w wv
;.~si night City Marshal piSou Gray
gi.e,stod aud Jailed two small negro 10Y
5r tho charges OF BURGLARY aI iht W
rIc.c hors are suspected II heins sin-
cheated in number oil hGsieres WY
hnNc recently been commi tea IN ms
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uYeiion, Tcsaa Aprii Y '-S'Eflone l1aFi'
spoks here last nspht 70 a large nhltence
M fayot ~ the pe9pfrs phrtT rsn1dair
for ovnRTeTa u. ~ |fanor1. 1"nip ~,
clnutHute, wax 20 haze met him mere IN
JOINT debate, bnt faied "a appear
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AN INDIAN KORBED.

Tecumsoh. O. r.. Aprl 23.-Thomas
Noel. Pat1awatcmie Indian from tho
southern part OF the county. was held
UP and robbed of $3.50 in "A. saloon here
Monday night. the robbers making Their
escape after committing the crime.
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Tools cNnRoLlc AcIp.

Calvert, Texas, April 22,-Mrs. w I.
owen attempted suicide this morning by
taking carhoin acid. Physicians wnre
summoned in1 they pronounced her ne-
yond recovery.
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CHARGED wIru couNrrRrEIT1NG.

Tocumsch, o. r.. Aprl CIV II. Jones
was arrested in the southern part of this
county yesterday on a charge Of coun-
torfdting lie VAS given a hearing before
the United states commission and at
ouoo taken TO the Federal jail a. Guthrie.
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Dallas. Texas. April s3.-The $50 prize
offered by the Commercial club fer the
besi essay on the annexation of Texas
to the United States. its influence. etc,
was awarded to Robert I'm OF Austin.
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places and the organization wrcsted from
tho hands Of man who have disgraced the
party, retarded it's growth and misrepre-
scented its aims IN Texas The reform re-
publican party IS the only republican
PARTY in Texas today"
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PREACHING AZ, pAI rar,,.r

Palestine, Texas. April cat n meeting
t's members of the First Baptist
church tonight Rey. William ~ ,rard,,
now rastor at Longyiew. WAS called "a ~,
church here N1'''' 10 ''ie
Hcy. Luther Rees Of Paris liz IN the city
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CATllOLlC SERVICES

Warrenton. Texas. April 2,-Sl,
day being the fourth Sunday In n,!
there viii be service at st. Martini
ollie church of this place.
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f-..-ry- .t-aa.
~. rer5s-tn 81 rad 7-eYa s1a
II, r. Fimw.eg d 1Al*f
yse.dgerg ~ Fayrg-@ Nff
~ ,.ss " & Louis VIZ p ~
s5fia and Ehss,!l9g. q ~ 4-.es
TsteG sflg r \. WINE IT tsr
~ fs6,i9ra'io. 81 Inc -|eef fafa1 s
ste.ak.4sg bpt 20 great ''as re
49, n MS .sYapoasipif - - - }..H 81
az rls speeeh AZ ne fsSgfy
4, rhs cD1elpaipn ~ f.-@
eieEirsey rnesA z9oS IN y = -
= 4. auqltn o. c,9lctaap y raA
49, ef,i w e. EaHfi A"5 pt ,tp.ht ~
tart, sy-ige g1rslsi commit
81 snf I'd once made . rsissf'
g..ttnrirsa, resolutions wef@ a11pifa.
re.r1veA, That SRe- ine 'fttf.5e.4 ~
~, ,rtnth conRTeHEFcnhi flftf.et
~ rsr4sy orr aiieEance fn 'nf MN
as,,ses az the grand 2shc ~ .ys.1h 49,
- .,s st.rgsg-n rs ah.itY IL Fffr.AT2
swnir ,to ~, %. oIsr Nation ~ tns i@Ri ~
terei,ss - i's TO- ,,rateotion - Arnfrican
,s .ssg,t ar,d reciprocal relations wit1
aa.ar rs@n,,f3.ra the afeuraHre X FYl.A
rsonsy, ey ra-,,s ysIr-tYaFng .rpwer @l,f
.t,r SILVER or PAPER, VIII nalfEe iii@ ,f'@'i-
frr. lf,ofirixh and me is,opf eof''Is, a.,..
We !nFts@' ,-.tta.ol cnryari.on 50 ir-
sss1uc.ad 10 ,iae ~ tor2rahle means 10
secure tNe nosntnisii,fh ~ ,,raS,ae,, ~ 10
Tinted States.
re,-v r,rsfr, ~ colorado ane Gro. j.
+ sterrecht If Fayette were nlN'fN H4lf,
rates 10 st. J.otns. with j. ~ tpsAn %
austin county aud w. w. rcglt n 49, a4'
S,s,es ana w. g. Bacglst q '.,.,1 ,,, -, ~,
nfarsur After concluding re X. AZ ~
Srfh conventions adtournsa BINS 40
ii 30 o'clock .. M
yvhen the minority report o' ". 800
.,,,a committee y an read before ". 'oh
s,e,,,,on Il p,,r1,orted 70 he ssgnea ~ mr. ~
,nentcrs Of the committee iie'p'i"h :,
stevens Of Lavana comfy. ~, .,.gc
rs,,,d vigorously proie-hd tnas RON; ~. M,
~ beer, put u tho docntnt,ns I" ,tss foo
.a.,ahnrify from him. Nniis on 49, Ia,
" INK oceas iCn 10 fnaAl nv .oa !, n,
Enthusiastically for h!s Eisn-isi'"F' A'''
frafy rulings
NOTES.
~r,.ua 4he delegates of the Cun'y ~
~ nsre not Instructed H. y uia .,x -. =,
AZ ! t,,at Hawiey II for Reed ana ''''s''' =
Allison. -. M the mig,
rcarIy all tho delegates leff Oh y" ,n,,,s
4 $3.50 and tho streets pfeshn, M II
ghtasee.sut appearance from w"h' '''' :
III q HHatertay, a...4o yaesy
! 9S to,weyypR fglre q Hnefln 80 =,
~ H ~ y .nSxW con p1cipu4 about xpg nny I,
Ss1f s let3v man took l,aaSeAnsy1a ,,,.s ~
u IA shir presence ~ 0o"p' ~
s3o1a6 trouble q .
y w nslfss z , sstsssE y
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pl,IA,Any Az wAuUrNTOH.

warrenion, Texas. April -s.-'fhe demo
cratic primary sneai!ng IN this Young pre-
,cinct u called for o'cloek Saiprday
| eycnsng, and prol,i=ts ~ bs wen ailsain'
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Eagle Lake, Texas, April I'll
Il. Bocn is continuing his pror,ssl
ing with success.
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WAS CAPTURED BI g.lINEl.
Ths AsEsfssyasss e. s'm rsotl,
Eqrss,i IN EaiE.,
cgsEYS gssa MialFsrF r&STQs


n T-ti-ftflksA, ksstNs -t.'sf|i 81 va i''iN'A e
,ast,srss:.ssna1 iise.epe Fetn,niieAn aon''s'i' (
ssirs ~,ss as.1ltrl "a a,.1uay A. a;sV Re in stf'-'
1,r.a.r az t.s,i-i-ans, i. Is. snsiug ~ =
s,sssrs, IL ~a,suh le r4eouiii's's ulu ai'f9re
:rtrissss Sssry ~rssanStHl IN Una ragaaiiean
-,,s-s,v .. .a,s SAa1s amt !i an,f SaGyp.
rNa ss,a.- -sssG -aGr & gsaeisn ~ essee
zsgTsnsF7sry ;ssztrazaE was asst lel sr'1sr III
IN ss,. -+i,,,-1 - sAs exscs @-,ss ssl.-r;,ts:se
wis ssln-
1a.nz-ss. r4s-ss welcoulea the delegates
- z-ss responded 70 BY Chairman haw-
rns s-aso-ity report of the executive
.;,,i-1agis ze4 was read ana motion made
a ls.ac4.sy report was also read and
zsssct5s s,.>3e 10 substitute It Tor the ma
~ : / s.s..5z vas made 70 table the motion
Ers &c took place over ,he right Of
.,.-.s<rsE.s delegations TO r0FIcipSlc w
go ,s.e-atlons of tho convention unill
500 .-ar-.-ts had been decidei ny tAe
e--- ...ae On credentials. The cHa!f Tn'ed
a4- al would have right T. paHelPntH
-s.s-sie shernnck appealed from the
rr- al the chair.
g-@ aSpeal was never put 70 the house
r-sss IS MSS sion at this point became gen
-.-af sra the merits ana dement's of ttrn
sting delegation was discussed ana
~ cs.glual motion wa lost slsht OF ei'-
51nsv obtained recognition and stated
s:-A- 70. convention had dritcd away rom
-a-sg parliamentary law aud thnt tHe CUES
Fore the house was q motion 70
s-aa-s-.1.l~ the minority report for the ma
-c-giv report. HIS speech dtNeiopeo l'e
.4es s2at ne had not yet ben oowileo'
.Ns-rg Cuf-y'a speech M'i.chf'te oi
t;ztVs4t IN made a motion 10 take recess
81 ctiv inmates Tor supper Vhe ChAit
~. TIE motion and amid storm 81 noes
1s- Declared ile convention adjourned IoE
:gr'ty-!.ve minutes.
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WHAT cAsro> SAYS.

NV loIk, January Ga
Special to The World from Ha
vana say 5: General Campus re-
ceivrn ,'Arr c"r;r~P",od t.nt to
day IN his private uffice. The
general said that The principal
reason Why Gomez had been
able To coaiion his raids sue
cessfully vas h I the country
people gave no information
whateveI 20 me spanish gen
eral.
Another reason was that the
Insurgents never SHOW fight.
The general appears to be in
good health, hnr NJ shows signs
Of the tremendous amount of
work he is doing.
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THE CANADIAN CABINET.

i Ottawa, Ont, Jan. Ga cab
met meeting was held today by
the Premier, Sir Mackenzie
Bowel and the six remaining
members of the ministry, at
which it was decided to fill
immediately the places in the
cabinet made vacant by the re-
signations of Messrs. Foster,
Topper, Wood, Dickey. Ives,
Montague and Haggart. 1t is
| understood that Hon. w. J
Pugslry, provincial secretary
in the New Brunswick Legis.
laturs, will be appointed to sue.
coed Jester as minister Of fin
ancr. and Col. Tisdale of South
Norfolk will take the portfolio
held by DR.. Montague. Col.
Baker of Missiquoi has, it is
stated, been offered the cabinet
position vacated by Hon. w. B.
Ives, who was the represent
alive in the ministry of the
E lglish speaking minority in
the province of Quebec.
Sir Franklin Smith, minister
without portfolio, said tonight
that all vacancies in the gov
eminent would be filled with
out delay and that the admins
tration would proceed with its
policy of 70 establishing sepa-
rate schools in Manitoba.
Should this prove correct it is
not thought possible that the
new Bowel a ADMINISTRATION can
last, as the majority of English
Conservative members are
strongly opposed to ccercive
measures with regard to Manili-
toba.
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NEWS FROM CUBA.
Havana Not Captured, ThongIi
TGreaiened-Cumpos Talks.

New York. January 6.--Tht
Associated Press correspondent
al Havana. in reply to Il Motif
cation cabIpd 10 him of the re-
port current in the United
States that Havana had fallen.
sends the following:
Loud disclaimers are being
uttered by the authorities that
they have any fear for The well
fare of the city. Ii is pointed
OUT that the city is well fortifi-
ed, being protected by the
strong fortress, Noro. and be-
ing garris"ned by the Cabanas
Principe, Alars, Santa Clara
and Reina troops with heavy
artillery and hy 10000 voIun
teers with 10000 more loyal
citisens in thr cry willing 10
take arms With those forces
ut command th- auihofilirs ~
press The nFini:a with great
confidence that il would br i'm
popsibl,- for the insurgents Ia
capture Ii- city unl".s III "
WIRE provided With Fl. ~ attil
lery. II is clsi,n"d that OILY
small bands of insnr-rbis are
engaged in the Operations un-
der Gou"-z and hist they a.p
only in srn,II towns
The m-in force If IN in~gre+nt
array is nee in the province eli
Pinsr del Hin, the advance
guard being at Pastoral and at /
Jacotaco A small band is r.
ported at Holo Colorado and at
Salud The opinion again holds
here that the movement of The
lnsuIsenis is directed against |
the country districts, and al
though prepare ions have been
made here AGAINST a possible I
th-r. is Isl pir.enr no
fear of All attack A statement
credited To DIR. Artigas that the
Spanish military doctors are
poisoning the sick and wound
I'd troops is pronounced untrue
and Is attributed 10 professional
jealousy. Ter. Alliga~' course
Is prOnOuncr.i nr"-t unSraieful.
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MORE RE1NFoRoEMRNrs

Madrid, January 6-T'he Gu
ban news rerr tly received
here has caused murh excite
ment in Spain and it is belirv
ed that further rrinforremenlS
will be dispatched to Cuba.
TIL military au ., rites So
verely critlcizD General Campos
for his conducr ofthe campaign,
bnt tn" govrrnn-n' appears
determined to maintain him in
command Of h" Spanish forces
in the island of Cuba.
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VERY TRULY SAID.
Mcintosh Republican.

Mcintosh Republican.
Newspaper men always know
more than they write; they al
ways shield more than they
expose; they are always more
m-rciful than cruel, as has
been truly said. The man who
trusts a newspaper man may
rely upon the fact that he will
he treated fairly. 1t is the
mean, contemplate, suspicious
hypocrite chat the newspaper
men are after. No manly man
was ever hurt by a newspaper
And no one is quicker to see
the manner Of mali one is than
the newspaper nan, who stu
dies men and their actions day
into day,
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Comfy court meets for civil, criminal
and pro &c bustnc.s IN the first Mon
81 ia 1arrh. Jane. September and
4AeEn4r
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CAN ENGLAND
AFFORD TT
The London Chronicles Com
mrnt on Salisbury.

London, Jan. b MIR. Henry
Norman, the special commits
fsioner of the Daily Chronicle,
cables his paper from Wash
ingtnn as follows:
The tide of opinion here re-
gardiug Enll.nd seem to be
distinctly turning. owing. | be-
liev- To the Chronicles nttsran
rrs and To Englard's anxious
foreign crisis. Many lutheran
crs Of the American press prove
The ruth of my assertion that
all best American opinion is
d.--ir"us of = friendly aud dig
n.fi ii settlement.
i"d.y | had conversation
o. lhis subject will Senator
Gray Of DrlA ware. devote d
srl-ld of Mr. Cleveland; Il man
who Is commonly regarded as
the Presidents special mouth
piece In the SrHate, and q
prominent mrRibrr of the
foreign relations committee.
Senator Gray SAID: Il do not
think the President made or
Intended to make a threat to-
wards the British government
in his message, but he did
mean to eX press in the strong
est say possible his own feel
iugs and what | believe to BE-
H." feeling of all the people Of
this country regarding the sup
Pc rd British refusal of arbitra-
tion the supposed British re-
fuSal Of arbitration in the Ven
ezuelan matter, except with
reference tn an arbitrary line
made up by the British govern
ment itself. | know there is
sincere regret and dismay
among all right minded people
here that Il more conciliatory
disposition was not adopted by
Lord Salisbury in regard to tie
general principle of arhitra-
tion. II h. British government
should show kindly dispo>i-
ton towards this principle 1
believe it would he generally.
welcomed Ivy the people of this
country So far "a there being
any loss of prestige to the
British government in this
course. il would make me more
hopeful that the great principle
of arbitration will find expires
sion in a convention between
the two countries on all lues-
tons that might arise"
The present moment is a
golden Que rn secure American
good will. Can Eng and afford
to lose il? If Lord Salisbury
lles u step and sees no way
then let him reflect that his at
ii.ud- is identical with that
fatal one which lost Great Bri.
tain her American colonies
more than a century ago. Tie
American people arr eagerly
for some word from
him. The cost would be slight
and the gain colossal, &
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IN SSH Ae.a1.io on Tie FIRST Mondays
81 %aF atsd Natcuiaer.
~ Austin. on Vie m; 'londays in Feb
rts.rv sul iu.y
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