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Arizona silver belt., 1896-11-12
Save the Wine.

In Tokio confirmed tippler, having occasion to send his servant, n country girl to buy some sake, which is native drink, said, placing the empty bottle in her hands: Now be very careful and see that you don't fall in coming back If you fall, you know, you will be sure, one way or another, to spill the wine. Of course, if you are obi ,ed to fall, suppose you must; but in that case put down the bottle carefully on the road and then fall."-Judgc.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-11-12

book far off, clevates his chin and reads: "'No respectable white man can be guilty of crime That, gentlemen, is enough. leave the case in your hands" Each juror changed his quid, looked at hig Ss. .hbo- nodded, and, without leav- ing their seats. rendered loud and em phatc verdict of mot guilty" and then joined in three cheers for the defendant and his lawyer
Arizona silver belt., 1896-11-12
OUR CLUBBING LIST.

We have made arrangements with publishers by which We are enabled to offer any one of the following well known weekly newspapers and monthly magazines in connection with the ARIZONA SILVER BELT, ut greatly re- ducod rates. This offer is to new subscribers, and to old subscribers who pay Q years subscription in advance:
 PER YEAR. $. F. Call and Silver Belt. S3 25 l" Examiner and Silver Belt 35 :" Chronicle 1" '' 1" 25 l" Bulletin !" |" " 3 25 St. Louis Globe Democrat (semi-
 weekly) and Silver Belt ...... 3 co St. Louis Republic (semi- weekly
 and Silver Belt t..... 3 co Cincinnati Enquirer and Silver
 Belt. ...... ..............,. 70 Detroit Free Press and Silver
 Belt. t..............#.. oO New York World (thrice-a-week
 edition) and Silver Belt. .... 3 DO N. '. Tribune and Silver Belt q. 3 %
 MAGAZINES.
 Cosmopolitan and Silver Belt 3 p McClure's !" q" ... 8 9 Scribner's i" 1 S5 Harper's " ... 50 Century {" !" " s5 Subscriptions taken fer all the lead ing newspapers and periodicals.
 HACKNEY X HAynLL, Publishers Arizona Silver Belt.
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LABOR TROUBLES.

New York. April IA settlement of the
trouble between the Metropolitan street
railroad and its 5000 employees. who threat
en- to go out on astrike unless ten dis
charged men are reins,ated. has not yet
been reached. Tho employees are still per-
sistent IN their allegations that the ten
men were discharged for their activity in
organizing the Metropolitan system AS "A
local branch of tho Amagamated Associa-
lion Of street Railroad Employees of Amer
lea \. Ike general office OF the company
a reported was Informed that there was
uothills to add 10 or detract from fies!-
don't Nrelands statement that the men
were discharged tor violation of rule of
the company which says that no .emllove
mus enter n liquor store during the hours
OF dity.
Tie executive committee of the anal
gat1ated Association of Street Railway
Employees held an Informal meeting today
al their headquarters. General Organizer
MCullom said I'VE are in the same po-
sion as we were notwithstanding the
arrival OF National President Mahon."
While MIR. McCullom was talking IA tclc-
fram came which said that owing To an
Unforeseen delay, President Mahon would
loi reach this city until some time to-
MORROW
LAS soon as President Mahon arrives"
added McCullom, I'VE VIII send n commit
tee TO the Metropolitan officials 10 make Il
final effort TO settle the matter by ai-bi-
tration."
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OF by the police and quietly placed where
they would do the least harm, because
these Americans have those republican
ideas which are the real cause of the pres
ehi desire of these Cubans to revolt The
Yankees Is the only country which sympa-
thizo with the Cubans. and they are re-
While NJ Trinidad ] slipped through and
paid q visit to an insurgent camp COM
manded by one Of the leaders-~l believe by
one l,acrot-and found that the wives and
daughters of n great many of the usur-
gents We're with them and the day follow
Ing the readoption Of the resolutions by
the house and SENATE there was given q
dinner by the leader, and 1t was resolved
to ask OF the Cuban government that
when Havana shall be captured the ave-
nue. of Carlos Ill should be known ms the
American avenue. md that statues of the
leading senators and representatives who
had defended the Cubans should be placed
At Intervals on this paseo. Champagne
flowed and speeches We're delivered
These women are not camp women, but
some of the ladies' who months ago were
SHINING social lights of the cities of Matan-
zas. Cardenas Cienfuegos. Santiago. Cam
aguey and Havana
>, The camps were orderly and well estab-
lished. discipline being noticed, and above
all, hygieHic measures prevailing,
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Cardinals Take One Of the Beatitudcs
IS for Text.
SHORT, SERMON TO THE PEOPLE.
Tribunal Of Arbitration to Supercedc
the Force Of Arms.
A SECOND LINE OF DEFENSE.
An Raster Day Appeal to Follow tho
Divine Teschtnes ~ tho Prince
OF Peace.

Baltimore, Nd, April 5.-Cardinal Glib
bons today gave out the following appeal
for arbitration instead OF war, signed by
himself and Cardinal Vaughan of West
minister and Cardinal Logue OF Ireland.
The document Is the result of u corre-
spondence upon the subject between Car
dinai Gibbons and his colleagues whose
names are affixed to the appeal. and Is
issued on Easter Sunday because OF tho
appropriateness OF tho day. Tho appeal
IL as follows:
IAN appeal by the America, Irish and
English cardinals in behalf of Il perrna-
ncnt tribunal OF arb!trnfion
we tho undersigned cardinals. repre-
scntsitlvcs of the Prince of Peace and OF
the Catholic church In our respective
countries. invite all who hear our voice
to cooperate In the formation of a public
opinion which shall demand the establish
ton as q national substitute among the
English speaking race Tor Il resort TO
arms
I'VE IRE we'll aware that such project
is beet with practical difficulties. We
believe that they will not prove to he
insupcrablc ir the desire to overcome
them be begun and genuine Such 81 court
existed for centuries when tho nations
of Christendom were united In one faith.
that same court for its Judgment in our
own day? TIL. establishment OF perna
nent tribunal. composed OF trusted repre-
Aentniives of onch sovereign nation, with
power to nominate Judges and umpircS
according to the nature of the differences
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BUTcHERING THE cuBANs.


Weyler's Way Of SURPRISING the Rebels
Is by determination
Havana. March 2.-tSpecial CORRESPONDS
ence of the Picayune 1.-THE report now In
the city is the landing of an expedition
from Venezuela under the command of
General Rafael de Quesada, and said 10 be
one which VIII prove of the greatest adj
nmm,nse 10 me cubans, as i has II large
huinbrr or men and plenty Of ammunition
During the last war General Qnesnda
was one OF the prominent figures Of the
war bringing in several expcditIons Of
consideration.
nave but recently been making a visit
or the neighboring villages. and ind that
ne Insurgents 80 in and out whenever
they wish, being unmolestod.
Maceo, at this writing, II In the province
OF Plnar del Rio, said TO be waiting for a
large expedition which is TO arrive from
the United States under the command of
CaiNto Garcia.
The lutest move of Maxine Gomez Is to
enter and take the city of Santa cara.
He entered the city after learning the
same. coopns the garrison IN the arinory,
and leaving at O'Clock In the morning,
carrying with him al the shoes. clothing
and arms he needed. besides capturing IN
a little fort near tho edge OF tho town
some 10000 cartridges, which were very
welcome to him.
General Bazan, who was In command OF
the forces OF Santa Clara, has been re-
lieved of the comma nd and will shortly ar
rive here. OF course the official report 10
that he comes TO confer with Weyler.
General Pando who was In command OF
the second district. or say that OF santa
Clara, has been sent to Spain, ana WIFI
leave shortly. No one knows why. though
many persons presume IT due TO the fact
that he could not prevent Maxine tomez
from entering aud destroying the planta-
tons In that province.
No one knows that the following list or
generals have gone TO Spain because the
government considered their usefulness
over: GcneEnls Mcla, Navarro, Canella.
Arderius, Ilins. Marin and Xagardo
have made careful inquiry into al
legged cruelics and have found the follow
ing incidents 10 be true in every respect.
and while their terrible ghastliness Is al
most unbelievable, still there IL no doubt
but that II happened:
In the village of San Felipe soldiers I'M
der command OF Colonel Cabs and
Colonel Linares. captured three Inoffen-
sivo lahorers and hacked them to pieces,
amid the laughter OF the troops. who
shouted. They could not serve The insur-
gents any NOR"
In the city OF Bejucal Brisa1ier calixto
Ruiz was waited upon by seven Cuban IN
s,rgents who wished TO surrender. as
they were suffering from bilious fever. lie
welcomed them and assured them that
they would not he troubled. However. the
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EASTER Az ORANGE.

Orange, Texas, April 5.--Eastcr was OBJ
served at all the churches in Orange to-
day special services being held at each.
All the churches were decorated the Meth
odist and Episcopal receiving special at
tcntion In this line pot plants, ferns and
flowers being displayed IN profusion. Rev.
w. II. Burch preached at the Methodist
church. Rev. W j. Sachrist at the presb,-
terrain, Rev. J. j. Baird AT the Baptist and
Rev. II. T. Nicborn of Beaumont nj the
Episcopal. Special song services had been
prepared and the services We're attended
by large congregations. The cemetery
had been proiusely decorated by the La
dies Cemetery association. and many yis-
itors inspected the grounds in the after
noon.
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IocAr,
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

(,E-In the cruising race from ~.
onaco ana return Today Ailsa wonS
rita second, Britannfa tnird
srLE ROCK, Ark.s-M. G. HaA S0.s
.ni merchants. assigned this aiteI.,
Liabilities, 10000; assets. aoous
}. !. 7.
II.ADEI,PHIA, Pa--The Order g
q n beneficial organtxatfon 49, ,,on co
4, 10 the wall. Assets ana uApa'fses
ret known. F
NNEApOLIs--The hrgest cycae enIM
heId In the Northwest opened ~ ~
,sition under sanction Of the !Ss''o''-s
!, board of trade.
sly YORK; Worthy ladies' VIII INA ssdS
~ of tableauX vivante - s Mn,,rt vsr.
IN Will he used In rrstosp's
TO lis former beauty
,NyEI,--Mrs, Emma totM .od vttH
Inc 50, 900 from her sons wiuoW. MA
,,"s AVS sys her son gave her the mohey.4
re he died. ,ru,..
-, -, ,,',nst the Mutual Lie lnc IL ~
sun ns ~ New York Tor ts
.ees rifles was up 70 lew nion ma
a General agent for the Mutux,i, ,, cus
discouraged This sult y tos 'ns''S'
pass. .vnar,n.
Ient has notified the 0tn .ha nrn,ose6
,ire Athletis oil, c.upD s W. Of Rukaio md
ne. w.en ~ syracuse, scheduie9 foE
DUNES nst mt IS he'd. as Il would -
collation. OF the NV =
ELENA. Mont-Wlhlam HlsRa.zss
~, -. tansed here for tho muroeS
IsI, vi rnhmson. champion hghter 81
,tana. BIggarSts4 vas periee'iy ~ ~
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ToDAYS FORECAST,

EW YoRK-The Holland society of
Guy Will hold Its annual meeting to-
PusTON-Bostonians are deeply inter-
~ ~ the success of the horse show TO
neiu IN Mechanics building this week
amount fixed for prizes is $1,000.
nnittADELPliTA-The rowing commit
III me University of Pennsylvania and
at Ward have concluded that tine can
in, ior the varsity crew shall begin
"s To-Day in the old training house.
az NY PARK, n. .-Wheelmen have
Ma an arrangements for the meeting u
,vc ciia tomorrow TO boom the project of
q IA IA PAIN from this place to Trenton.
N ~ s,o ~ 10 have 1t four feet wide at n
so' sipo to si25 "A mile.
NV fORk-The most Interesting vent
ic q, boxing bouts of the Eureka Ath-
rup tonight will hn the appearallce
R,nceS Payne of Cleveland. who is nm
jda,e,n 70 meet Dick O'Brien. champion
'"e'ght OF New England.
cn y, ioRK-At the wedding this after
4 NJ ex,President Benjamin Harrison
~ 81 Mary Lord Dimmick, ex- Secre-
x " me Navy II. i. Tracy Is TO sun
vsn,efal Harrison. escorting him from
III be Sm ~, room TO the altar. The bride
suta sven away by her brother-in-
Siiser NJ; r. Parker. U. S. N, of the
hi be n,s 40 7 simple wedding ceremony
Ky.-The republican prI.
al fos 70 pc held here today mean a great
Governor Bradley and his boom
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MILLS COMMENDED.


| Citizens of Palestine Echo His Sentiments
| a. 10 Cuba.
| Palestine. Texas, April 4.--The commit
tee appointed ut the meeting of the CUBAN
sympathi2ers Thursday night met today
and prepared the following letter and res.
| olutlons:
Hon. Roger Q. Mills, United states Sena-
| tor Washington. -, c.:
| Most Honorable Sir. II becomes my most
pleasant duty. both from choice ana by
he VIII Of the people of Texas to render
10 you the compliment you 30 undeniah!y
deserve, namely TO thank you Tor your
manly fight In the United states senate
for the cause of freedom for moor Cuba
You. sir have performed du;y ana per-
formed II well. and for IL you viii he com
pensAted by having place IN the hearts
OF the noble and patriotic citizens of irxns
whom You so ably represent. You are
donbly worthy of our esteem for having
made the stand you did single handed and
alone and In the face of the opposition
offered by your colleague in the senate
Hon. Horace Chiffon of Texas
Appended to this. Our letter OF thanks.
you vii! find resolutions drafted by n com
mittee of our best citizens and In which
hope you Will find soiace In any disap-
daily. George w. Burkitt.
Resolved, That we extend the hand OF
fellowship 10 the oppressed and outraged
people of the Queen Of the Antilles, cuba;
be II further
Resolved. That we feel ourselves In nonor
bound to do credit To our foreflthcrs who
fought blcd aud died for our freedom
and happiness, nationally, re,igiously and
otherwise: he 1t further
Resolved. That We regard the Spanish
troops and their generals, who, by Their
commands aud deeds, have been the cause
of many--ycn. hundrcds-of .hc best peo-
ME Of Cuba and America 10 submit 10
The taking Of the lives and outragirg ct
the women nnd the prostitution OF all
that Il dear TO he hcafts of free and hon.
orable people, he II further
Resolved, That n copy of these resoiu-
tiona be sent TO Hon Roger q. Mills. Uni
ted States senator from Texas. ana to
senior Tomas Estrada Palma. member OF
lie Cuban iunta of New York, ana 10
the G.,ily press for publication. and tnnt
II be distinctly and thoroughly understood
that while we do not wish to zoe our
country or people imperiled by cugaglng
in war with foreign cation. yet we
are ever ready 10 answer to tho cail oil
duty and stand by our government in any
position they may assume. ana " II he
nee ssary To engage In conflict by force of
arms IN order to stop this wholesale
slaughter and deeds OF carnage and lust.
then let IT be TO the swords hit, ana
may the AlI-Wise Father protect us In
the struggle for freedom and justice.
Down with the demons OF ignorance, super
sttution and murderous hel!ions that are
NAV freedoms banner be unfurled ana
may II ever wave DER all America.
Duly sanctioned by a grateful people.
Geo. w. Burkitt,
Robt. ". Wolfe, Chairman.
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PROBABILITIES.

Washington. April 6.-lastGh IeNas'
Fair, except local showrs IN southeast
ern portion: southerly vnds o.,
Arkansas: Patty clddy weather. ioi-
lowed by showers in northern portion
so minnesota Fair: iarmer; northerly
winds, shifting to easerly, ,,
Colorado Fair; prmer In northerh
portion: southerly wids. r,.
North and South nkota: fair; warm
err: sou,heasterly wills, H. ,.,,,
Wyoming: Fair: warmer in eastern
portion southcrly niius; ,,a,,oss. warm-
-. n H., sa,,fhern notion; southerly winds.
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/LAsT NIGHTS READINGL

An area of low pressure, accompanied
by warm weather is moving In over
Western Texas. An area of hsh press
ure oyerlies the eastern portin OF the
country.
The weather is clear over tn, East Gulf
States and partly cloudy TO Loudly else s.,
where. with rain at Kansas NY ana ST.
Louis 10 rororted
from Kansas CITY. which isthe only sta
ton that reports as much as IL OF an
inch.
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| that arise and n common acceptance OF
general principles defining and Limiting
The Jurisdiction and subject matter of
such tribunal would create new euaran-
tees for peace that could not fail TO influ-
encc the whole Of Chrisiendom.
such an International court of arbitra-
ton would forma second line of defense.
TO be called into renuisltion only after
the ordinary resources OF diplomacy had
pone the outbreak of hostiities until roa-
sob and common sense had formally pro-
nouncrd their last word This Is a matter
OF which the constitution and procedure
must he settled 10y governments
But AZ governments ARE becoming moro
and more identified with the aspirations
an appeal In the first instance must be
Addressed TO the people
I'VE do not hesitate on our part to lift
up our united voice and proclaim to all
Who are accustomed to harken to our
counsels that II IL sign OF q divine In
fluencc at work in their midst when N
ton, neither shall they be exercised any
more In war.'-lsaiah H. 4. For IT was
written for future time Come we and
behold the work of the Lord what Won
ders he hath done upon the earth. maxi
ing wars 10 cease even 10 the end of the
earth. Psalms xiv, 3.
motives which touch your worldly inter-
ests. your prosperity, your, world wide
Influence and Snahorlty n the affairs ,S or
legitimate force of ouch motives IN mo
natural order and blesses whatever tends
10 the real progress and elevation OF the
races But our main ground OF appeal
rests uuon the known character and Will
of the Prince OF Peace the living founder.
the divine head of Christcndom. 1T was
nc that declared that love for the broth
erhood is second commandment like unto
the first. II was he who announced to
tho people the praise and reward OF those
who seek after peace and pursue H.
'Blessed.' said he, are the peacemhkers.
for they shall be called the children or
God '-Matthew v. 2.
I'VE therefore, earnestly invite all to
unite with us IN pressing their convic-
ernments by means of petitions and such
other measures as are constitutional.
James CARDINAL Gibbons.
archbishop of Baltimore.
"Michanl CARDINAL I.ogue.
Archbishop Armagh, Primate OF all
'Herbert (Cardiron Vaughan.
"Archbshop of Westminster.
"London. Easter Sunday. ls9c''
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MINISTER TERRELL ARRIVED.

New York. April 5.-Thc Hamburg line
steamer Fuerst bismarck arrived today
from Naples and Genoa. Mr.. A. W. Ter
rell. one OF the passengers and United
States minister To Turkey, declined to talk
of the Armenian troubles He said he
was anxious 10 reach Washington ana
would leave Oh the first train. He was
feeling well considering the very unplcas-
ant voyage Throughout the passage
strong winds and seas were experienced.
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wASHINGToN-The wedding of Miss
Mildred Darlington Hutcheson, daughter
OF Representative and Mrs. Joseph Char
pell Ifuiche of Houston, Texas, TO I'd
ward Muegge, Jr., OF the same place, Will
take place al ST. Josephs church today.
Miss Hutchinson Is one Of the most at
tractive young ladies IN WASHINGTON So
ciety and for two seasons has been quite
a belle The marriage will be followed bX
a Northern tour after which they VIII
make their home IN Houston. Texas.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET.

London. April 5..-Thc markets were
fairly active and investment stocks were
firm. Home railways were strong. FOR
cipn securities We're duh on the French
nniitical troubles, but the Italians were
imnroved. Mines were very quiet. Char
tcrs were flat on the Matabele RISING.
Americans were In fair request and show
n general advance ranging from u to 10
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RAINEs' LIQUOR LAW.

New York April 1.-THE Raines' Mquor
law was enforced IN this city today There
was no attempt TO evade the provisions
of the law and no violations we're Reported
at police headquariers None o., oi ne ne
,n, inrity, especially those which have bars
IN heir cafes. dispensed liquors with
lunches and meals.
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,rncy tiibbs' Speech at coFsicanA
o1d.''

Of the use OF his country's nag
mpalgn purposes.
Selman OF Ell Paso died Of hi1
=.
at Sabine Pass certify to twenty
eet OF water over the bar.
RAILROAD.
madam project to build q transcons
Il road through the Dominion.
her plan OF reorganization for the
IN National.
resslonal sub-committee reports the
funding bill.
ing Of the Texas Association for
terchi ngc OF Cars at Fort Worth.
md broken for the Denison and
ern road.
ial meeting and election Of the
on and Texas Central.
THE MARKETS.
and uninteresting cotton markets:
s n few points higher.
; and nails are firm and may adj
money market win be easier. ac-
~ 10 Horny clcws.
,at was bullish and closed g over
days closing.
stock market displayed an irrssssl
,ursc. 1sS
LOCAL.
lily white republicans elect dele
to the county convention.
cert at the Church Of the Annunc'a-
municipal election.
republican county convention e
at 3 p. IN. today.
st day Of the April term Of the civil
criminal district courts.
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x,r,npp M WIFE AND so.l 3

rLeansboro, IN, April $3.50 ~. ss:S
cLea' M killed his Vie ~
y near chiii this afternoon.
ar.o ns ut un md mangled in I'll, !,
,ns @a and u bod a. th hnS a. oa I'd CT
with cysa body was husSg
little ter. Sheriff Buck A. :
ItSo.r \ Lane are IN pursYlls
s .aefs ssnd 4 lynching u not ~ sat
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CLOTHING CUTTERS.

Cincinnati. April 5.-The strike OF me
Clothing cutters union sim continues
nh. coatmakers' Protective association
~, 80 !, resolved to Join the strike tomorrow
,,niess the manufacturers recognize both
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South McAlesier, !. r., April i.--At Po-
,a,u la ST night the residence of Ed kenna
MAS bnr.sT. entailing loss OF $500; In
surancs Ss0h
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a Berlin dispatch says the French senate
will yield to Bourgeois.
England and France are said to have
completed II treaty alliance.
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3. osaY ANp MURpnG

,,,,ossan, a.. April &Ais
Aln0' 90. 8 beautiful and Nv
ma .sSv 81 this city. ~
4 lss .idsbcs BY Or. w. !!!.||
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DANNEMORA, n. Y.-This is execution
week for William Young of Fort Hunter,
who on December II shot his wife IN III
of jealousy and was sentenced February
Ii by Justice Slower TO be eectrocuted
during the Week beglnning today.
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A traveller In Spain says the spanards
would fight for Cuba until the last drop of
blood is spilled
a Picayune correspondent relates the
butcheries practicod by Woyler.
An hundred Spanish soldiers were
brought into Havana wounded.
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ELEVENTH YEAR: NO. 366.
ToDRYS TEXTURES.

Probabilities Fair, except local showers
In tho southwestern portion; souther,y
wtnds.
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THE CARDINALS APPLAuDEp.

London, April 6--The Daily News ana
the Chronicle have editorials this morn
Ing applauding Cardinals Gibbons.
Vaughan and Logue for their appeal for
arbitration of the Venezuelan question ana
expressing regret that tho English church
I'he chronicle says II understands that
a solution OF the Venezuelan question IA
vorable to all parties Is anticipated WIN
great confidence.