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Q. The world
Dr. Ce-aeI,u. Herr the Panama Lobbyist.
WAC .oale tine szo promised TO make com
plsts ..zteEasar q the Panama scandal. has
tzeke-. coEn and declines TO tell what be
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/ Al ordnance has been passed By the city
eouneiI At Los Angeles California. and Il
roz IN f9rce. which prohibits the public ex-
hibltto1 y pictures q glove cente-t- by vita
E .eope or other small devices The ordinance
4. the result % The petition Of the women's
7 Christian Temperance Union
The citizens Of Kewanna. Indiana. held a
1lass meeting the other night and raised
sI.Do 70 send practical miner Of ihat
place 70 the Alaska gold fields tour Of
Inspection He viii take mp claim II he
strikes ., rich His hnd l. 70 be equally
divided among the citizens contributing to
the fund.
{ A dispatch from Singapore says that the
Chinese steamer crihengann. bound from
Singapore for Malaoia with 100 passengers.
WIS wrecked ia a squall on MnIaeca on June
10. One hundred and twenty persons. in.
Guiding the captain. were drowned. The
remainder Of the ships company were res
cued by passing steamer.
4 special to the New York Herald from
Washington. says; Terrence V. Powderly
Will have a rocky road TO travel before he
Is confirmed by the Senate commissioner
general Of Immigration. to which Office he
was recently appointed by President Nc
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tion OF Labor have given notice that they
will nle a protest against confirmation and
E will DO all in their power TO defeat him.
The proprietor Of the Half Moon tavern at
Pntney. England. gave complimentary din
ner and presented a gold badge TO z. II. Ten
: Eyck. the American winner Of the diamond
seulis at the Henry Regatta. Fifty profes-
sional Oarsrnen were present. Nr. Clasper
the boat builder presided. Mr.. Ten Eyck
and Mr. Mcdowell have sailed for New York
on the steamer 81 Paul DR.. Mcdowell has
declined several Invitations to take part In
minor regnt;Hs.
The executive committee Of the National
Democratic party. the gold wing Of the
Democratic party. met at New York on ths
2i-f. A. the close Of the meeting Chairman
I Bynum gave ont thi. statement. He said
that after a discnseion Of the matter of ns.
sisting the states Of Michigan. Kentucky
and Ohio In their campaigns this fall II was
finally decided TO assist the state campaign
eornisitiees with prominent speakers Of na-
,ional reputation.
Renewed activity In the effort to enforce
the prohibitory law Il being manifested
throughout Kansas. Temperance people
have become alarmed over til. bOldness oi
the jOiniisir. and are stirring up officials Ia
.sppre-- the yiplators. Judge Guthrie. who
has been keeping n close tab on the temper.
anee situation In the state. says that the
wnye Of prohibitory law enforcement l,
likely TO Increase until the running Of sa
looms. except possibly In the large cities
will become hazardous undertaking.
The Twenty nth United Stntes fnfantry
Bicycle Corps reached 81. Louis on the oath
completing their 1000 mile ride from Fort
MissouIn. Montana. In forty days. thirty.hvs
Of which were actually spent on the rond
The distance covered on the trip was nV
miles. the average per day being 527s miles
After ienving the Sebrnskn ssDdhiils the nv
ernge was over ~ miles per day. The blcy
cIes stood the trip remarkably well. but few
accidents Of n serious nature having occurr
ed. those that did occurr being through care
Iessneas
Tho initiative and referendum. single tn,
and female suffrage would seem to he
curious combination TO be adopted by
municipality In Arixona. but NIL three hnv,
been accepted BY Prescott and MI prelimi
nnries necessary 10 carrying Into operation
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